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New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
ceusu, Of 1885 De .urtaed and the Republican Score


tary OF State be deprived Of his present power TO- o 81
pointing the census enumerators Is cepsnrea Dy '9 no
publican members OF the legislature. Ihoy S nouiJ ~
opinion that the usual appropriation OF @avv saSsn
They also can acc no merit In Governor HITS recom
mendation that the several county CLERKS po e"Po"'
to appoint the enumerators. -, ,,.ns was to-
The Assembly Committee on Ways and Means was @ 70
day nsderine Mr. Husieds Census bill Deputy seeie
tarylof Statehood before the coinnitee anu s" %
Mr. Chairman: understand the COMMITTEES deslreu EN-, o
presence OF the Secretary Of State before H. WIN
ence TO the bill making an appropriation Tor taxing no
The Secretary directs me TO say W , a ., ~ro
that the law II now stands requires n ~ Tho
ceed and take enumeration OF the lhhaoltas s ", .
state and an appropriation for that purpose 4. heces
sary The Secretary has interest IN tne m yI
yond simple desire to discharge his oinclaI uS' -,
has no recommendation to make to the comnlee as
legislation In the premises but awaits the pleasure VI
the law-making power" l.. .,,o m 20
Has the secretary any recominendatl9n 10 Is,od % "
the amount be appropriatedf inquired MI hue'o"
None whatever" replied Mr.. Wood ..,.,
The Secretary of state thus takes the modest a..us
OF accepting whatever sum the Leglsiatnre may III hp
make the census. The Assembly Committee a'itr w w
Wood withdrew. Substantially agreed to report a o ap
proprating $4,000 to BEGIN the work MI. o., .
Democratic Senator nroduc q bill making an a
proprafiOn only $4,000. IL Is DrneVeu tnal
ernor Hill intends TO veto the Rernblican al
OF i0000 and endeavor to get the Legislature W P'
Thachers measure Mt, ood 70
At meeting Of the Committee on Taxaion ana s re
trcuchment the Senate to-day the Dill OF Seuhor
der relative to the taxation OF foreign the
discussed at some length. IL was agreed 10 leo' Una
bill to morrow for the consideration OF the senate M"
The senate Committee on Miscellaneous Corporations
port of Mr. DavidsOn's bill provide ior the ane,
ing of any barrel or other vesset co,nI aJuIfcr,
alton of tbe same II provides that there shall ne ape
showing the name Of each ingrediet OF he
part (oher than water OF which, or lroi III 49,,
Beer fermened liquors shall have been made Vi i""
facturel
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
FARES ON SURFACE LINES.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS DISCUSSING A SYSTEM
OF TRANSFER TICKETS.

RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS DISCUSSING A SYSTEM
OF TRANSFER TICKETS
lFRoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, Jan. 27--At meeting of the Rail-
road Commissioners to-day, Commissioner O'Donnell
offered resolution directing investigation by the
Board into the subject OF transportation by horse rail-
ronds IN the City OF NewYork with view TO the begin
ming OF Of transfer tickets which would enable
Passenger on the city go from point In the
city To any other point reached by horse cars pay
ment OF ssngle fare The resolution In this form was
voted down to |, Dessrs. Rodgers and Herman
voting IN the negative and resolution substituted
deyoyug the duty OF investigating the transfer system
uppn The accountant Of the Board Commissioner ODon
nell offered the following amendment or addition
To the RESOLUTION ofeTct by Senator kiernan And II
II he found upon the report OF the accountant that
horse railroad In the City of New York has during the
past year declared dividend largely IN Of 10 per
cent upon ts capital. that tbereupon this Board will
comment the Legislature reduction OF the rate Of
and also the adoption OF system OF transfer tickets
from any point the city To any other point for
tInuOus fare OF Ave cents"
Commissioners Herman and Rodgers voted against the
amendment and IL WAS lost
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
TRADE AND LABOR NOTES.

SHARON, Penn, JAN 27.-The Stewart iron
Company have informed all OF their hands that general
shutdown will take place next Saturday. scarcely vi
orders is the cause gwen
PlrrsBuRG Jan. pa dispatch from coshocron.
OHIO saws: f. A. Lockard. general merchant at Avos-
dale In this county failed to-day Assets, $1,000 La
bilities, not known.
Alta meeting OF the railroad coal tribunal to-day Josea
d. Weeks. secretary OF tho Western iron Assoe'a ol
was chosen umpire decide the rate OF wages 10 be paid
to miners
CINCINNATI, Jan 27.-Presdent James I4anuon. os tis
Cincinnati Barbed Pence Company, has called general
meeting of the manufacturers OF bared wire, to G bsit
al ~, Louis February L. Tor the purpose o asyehs
upOn advance In prices
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
ACTION OF THE SENATE.

SENATOR M'CARTHY's TITLE-NEw MEASURES IN
TRODUCED.
iyRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiBrSg'
Albany. Jan. 27.--SenatOr Baker offered the
following conundrum this morning in the Senate IN the
shape OF a resolution:
pes,,,ed Tbat the Temporary President of the Senate
is the President the Senate. and the Lieuenant-Go
being President OF the Senate the ,6e
Senator from the XVIII lMeCarthyl Is iientehaht.
Governor and entitled TO all the hohors vi po'n
without the pay Of either.
Mr. Jacobs thought the resolution ought to be referred
to the of Appeals tor interpretation pu he fIesr
dent referred it TO the Committee on Grievances
Senator Murphys bill authorizing the Controller OF
Hew-York investigate the claim Of Joseph Steiner Tor
services as Clerk the Seventh District Court was
ordered to "a third realing.
Mr. Lancng introduces bill approprating Sloooo 10
enable the Secretary of State TO carry into elect the pro
visions of the Constitution and laws requiring census
70 be taken in the year 1885 There is no disposition
among the Republicans OF the Legislature to adopt the
suggestion In Governor HIS annual message that the
ennmerators be appointed By the County Clerks.
Among other new bills introduced In the Senate were
the following:
BY Mr. Titus-To abolish arrest or imprisonment upon
execution or other process. issued final Judgment
in civil action The act shall not restrict the power OF
court to imprson for disobedonce OF It's order or pro
cess other h An an execution Judgment where such
power now exists.
BY Mr. Daly-Authorizing the appointment by the
Governor of commission Of five members, with salaries
of So $40 EACH except the president who shal nave
80 800 TO draft general laws for the regulation ahd
erection OF buildings and their protection from nre or
other casualties The laws shall be OF three ca 'ses inc
first 10 apply New-York and Brooklyn only; the sec
ond 10 her cities the State having population or
$4,000 or over; and the third 10 cities win pOPula
ton of a. 600 10 rs 600 Besides the salaries OF the
commis .oners the bill appropriates @3Voo ior the
other expenses OF the Board. .,, O..
laws OF this state as exclude from the Civil Service
regulation and competitive examinations "any person
employed In or who TO enter the public service
under any department OF city government when the
salary or compensation or such service or position snail
be So 600 or The passage OF this Dill would pract
caly abolish the State Civil Service . ~
Nv MIR Thonas--Act TO exempt household furniture,
piaos and Sc wing machines from the law OF ooi whcn
provides that the conditional sale OF goods
and chattes shall void unless ed In the Clerks ONCE
as mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE FORT ORANGE CLUB RECEPTION.
A..,r.. LIN Oh [SneciaIl -presilent- -eleC

ALBANY, Jan. 27 (SpeciaU.-President-ele
Cleveland and Hill were given reception by
the Fort Orange Club tonight The entertainment was
one OF the most brilliant ever held In this city The
presdenelect arrived the club house Washington
ave. soon after o'clock In company with Daniel
: Lamont All the members OF the Legislature
and the Judges OF the Court OF Appeals had been in
yitod to be present Many Of them already In the
club house when Mr.. Cleveland arrived, and pre-
sented To him. Soon afterward Governor Hill Into
the building. and received equally cordial greeting
and WAS introduced to the members 0f the Legisa-
ture Many OF them had not met him before When the
hour OF 10 came tho building crowded with leading
tOwnslnen of Albany and the members OF the Iegisla
ture. collation. then served in the summer house
of the club. The reception did not end TIL morning.
Among those present at the reception Judges
Hand. Pcckham and Larncd. Eratus Corning. Daniel
Manning. exCOngressman Benjamin Willis, Martin |.
Townsend H. LcnoX Banks, Colonel G. j. Wilson, g. W.
McCune OF Buffalo. Colonel c. E. johnson. OF Phiadel-
phia, Mayor Banks Henry Il. Picrson, Matthew Hale D.
T. and Bishop DOane Letters OF regret were re-
ceved from James o. Blaine, william M'Egarts. Mayor
Grace, and other prominent men.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MEETING OF COMMITTEES.
SPEAKER ERWIN SUSTAINED IN MAKING UP HE
icy TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

iBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBUNE.i
ALBANY, Jan. 27.-The Assembly Com
nce ON Grievances listened to-day to speeches on the
resolution up by tue Democratic members oil the
Assembly denuncatory OF Speaker Er win for diminish
ing the Democratic representation on committees
Sneaker Er win defended his action giving several Dem
ocratic precedents for his course W. Caryl Ely the
candidate for Speaker IN reply said that the
latest Democratic precedent that OF Speaker Hitcbnan.
who gave the Republicans scany representation on the
omp tees ought not to be accepted. IL was notorious
thai Hchnan a mere creature OF Iwced Inc COM
mittee had stormy time when 1t went into exccul'e
session TO consider these speeches Mr. Howe the Re
publican chairman disapproyed of Speaker Erwn's
course, but the other Republican members sustained n
Finally majority and minority report were adopted
Mr. Howe signing tho latter with the Democratic mem
hers. The majority report signed BY SIX hepno'-
the minority by three Democrats and one hepuo
majority report the action OF the Speaker Is
sustained. while the minority, TO be expected
It Is condemned There promises to be lively time In
the Assembly tomorrow when both reports are pre-
vented
Governor Hlps msssase, recommending that the
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
PLAYING A FARCE IN THE HOUSE.
MIR, WHITES OPINION or THE RECoRD-NIPPING
MR. COx's HUMcR.

Mr., WHITES OPINION OF THE RECORD-NIffiNr
MR. COx's HUMcR.
TBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBuSEi
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The House wasted
more than an hour to day In q farce. The chief actor
was Mr.. White, of Kentucky, who was ably assisted
by Messrs s. 8. Cox, Springer and Blackburn Mr..
White yesterday read his place in the House long
preamble to which appended O Joint resolution 10
abolish the Office OF Of Internal Revenue
and repeal all laws imposing internal taxes. Wheh
Mr. White opened his Record this morning he found ta
the preamble and resolution had been omitted wie 'hc
colloouy between himself the Speaker and Blackburn
duly recorded. The more Mr. White pohuereo Oh
the omission the hotter he became, and when
he rose TO question of privilege 1t apparent that
his temper was considerably ruiled Mr. springer un
dertook prevent Mr. White from speaking Dy terpos
ing point of order but addressing hnse 70 .no pn u,
OF order White went to say that II the Speaker OF
the House could direct the Official reporters US 10
what mat matter ,,s should snoo,S 80 ,s omitted @ % Mc
Record might "a well I've abolished. because it did not
convey an accurate notion of the House proceedings
Mr. White spoke of the Speaker rs the creature OF
the Democratc majority an expression which provoked
Kisses both sides of the house Mr. Whe Is nolnns
If not persistent and, ms eood many % ~ he
thlzed with his position today on the main question: pe
finally succeeded in including I'm his remarks all the mat
ter that was omitted in 1he Beeord this morning. A..
wSS oUs repars ,Fs from me Rcod The Speaker ruled
that this coud not be done until after they hau NJ
peared In The Record. Mr. Cox persisted and nnaiy III a
tain an opportunity to make speech lie thought bet
ter of IT, however when Mr. Reed OF Maine rose IN ms
place and declared that he would mterpose no oJecto
10 Mr. Coxs remarks provided that IL was UNDERSTOOD
that he should have an opportunity 10 Tcpy Ihls n
said significant tone and seemed 70 emoarraSs to
New-York hualorist. whose remarks Thereafter were
brief and lame except when he said that MI Whe hu
been guilty OF indecorliin. ,,,..,..
down but Mr. Cox hastily Withdrew them and when he
seated himself the farce was at an emu
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
FURTHER COMPLICATIONS IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27-lf Representative Chois-
SER now absent from Springfield account of sickness
is present i'll the Assembly an attempt will
be made elect Haines permanent Speaker The para
ytic stroke sustained by Senator Bridges leaving the
Republic the majority on joint ballot again com
plicatcs the Senatorial situation seriously The messon-
ger set by the Democrats TO secure senaQr Brdgess
resignation may have trouble. Bridges, who Is al DOme
at Carroon may not consent to resign IL 10 believed
the stroke OF paralysis will prevent him from ever re-
turning II he resigns II Is the intention OF the Democrats
to flibuser ana postpone the election OF United states
Senator until the election OF Brdgess successor which
cannot occur for three weeks at least.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
FLEEING WITH ANOTHER MANS WIFE.

CoHoEs. Jan. 27.-rhe disappearance, last
night OF Charles Dudley, with a young and handsome
woman whom he called his wife, matter OF al
surprise lie left several unpaid store bills obtained a
weeks wages IN advance ana owed two months hotel
bill Dudley here last July and obtained work
boss carpenter lie belonged to the Grand Army MaSons,
odd Fellows and Temple OF Honor, and made many
friends few weeks ago hotel keeper In Cohoes re-
ceiyed "a letter from New Haven signed by Mrs. l.. j.
Dudley asking for information concerning her husband
whom she had been Informed here under the name
of Charles Dudley, and that he living with mar
ried woman with whom he ran away The letter was
answered and Is supposed to have fastened Dudeys de-
parturo
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
BALLOTING FOR SENATORS.

MADISON, Wis.,, Jan. 27.-The Senate and
Assembly took separate ballots to-day for United states
Senator In the Senate Colonel SpoOner received and
Bragg l2 In the Assembly spooner received 3s Bragg
80
LITTLE ROCK Jan. 27.-The cast ballot taken In the
Legislature to-day for United states Senator resulted as
follows Dunn AZ Berry, 80 ;Jones' 80 Duva' d. ana
Rose, i.
ToPEKA Jan. 27.-The vote in the Senate to-day for
United States Senator was follows John j. ingalls,,
80 George w. Click. l. In the House, ingalls,, lO6
Click !; q. w. Blair, a.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE MEXICAN TREATY BILL.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The attempt or
Abrain g. Hewitt to-day to bring the Mexican treaty p
before the House for consideration was MS
motion that the House go into Committee OF tho wnoie
TO consider revenue bills being rejected vote of SO to
CO. This could be regarded as ar yes, o, ,ne
strength Of tie bil because the friends OF SEVERN M
measures notably the Educational bill and te D 10 e
clare forfeiture of the land grant to the Northern
cic Railroad Company Joined forces with the oppohon's
of the treaty,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
WHITE GHosr Ar TWO EXCHANGES

Chief White Ghost, OF the Crow CreJk Sioux
Indians. Is In tho city with Gen.sa Arsastr'Ds' ~
Hampton Va Tho chief is about nfty six yrss OF AZ
has wives. aad is without education "a ''o Aah'
mans ways Under an escort he Wasted ,no 'tosA hN-
change Yesterday His Interpreters tried 'o xpI'l "
the Chief what was going the aoor Of III Exchaose
whore the brokers were elsmor,ns hat ea.. n" '
ceed No such words rs " stock aud "beh"s az -
tanned la The Indian voc lbuaiy. nttie iat, tss
duee Exchange was Waited and there the e"s..s 80
vanished, AS grain provisions ETC., calnv "nais "
Ghosts comprehension.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

BALTIMORE, Jan. PA meeting OF the stock
holders the Pttsburg and West Virginia Railroad was
held in this city to-day and the following Board OF Drec-
tor. elected James q. Blaine Henry o. Davis. stephen
H. EIkns johnson N. Camden. Arthur p German. VII,
liam II. Banum Alexander Shaw, j. A. Hambletoh, ana
william heyser.
BosroS jan 27-At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF Ftchburg Railroad held ths evening" after
the directors report had been accepted the old Board
was unanimously reelected Tor the ensuing year.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
THE RATE SITUATION UNCHANGED.

There was no change In the quotations or
freight or passenger rates yesterday Shippers are re-
luctant to admit that they obtaining concessions
from the reduced rates. but 1t is believed by welin-
formed railroad that the cut schedule has been
cut The West Shore road intends to maintain Its dol
lar immigrant until 1t has carried Its full proper
on-I3 $40 per cent-n the immigrant pool for this
month Its policy then will be to suspend the cheap rate
and IN t falls behind In its pool per centages to push up
M business later low is necessary to at
tain It's object. IL is understood that the North German
Ioyd has sold between 700 and 500 orders for lmni-
orants st an 50 rate from Bremen 10 Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
ARREsrING AN INsoLvENT JEwELLER.

NEwBURG, Jan. 27.-J. H. Caye, jeweller, re-
Gently made au assignment His Liabilities are not large
Today he was arrested on an order issued by Judge
Donohue OF New-York account OF Falkeman, Open
heimer 4 Co. diamond and Jewelry dealers who allege
that Cave obtained goods from them ON false representa-
tiuns Gave was released 81. 800 ball The assignee
saws h does not think the proceedings against Cayo can
he slixIa ned
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Senate to day
confirmed the nominations OF II. G. Minor. louisiana
to be Collector OF informal Revenue for the District Of
Louisiana John r. Hartranft, OF Pennsylvania to be
Collector Of Customs for the District Of Philadephia
william A. Bald win to be Collector Of Customs tho
District Of Newark Mi Stanford T. Chsie, Of Louis
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

iana to be member Of the National Board OF Health
Captain Almon r. Rockwell, Assistant Quartermaster.
to be Quartermaster with rank Of Maor Nelson Dun
ming OF Michigan to be Consul at AUCKLAND Asslstant
Naval Constructor George Mallett, OF California 10 10
Naval G instructor; William NJ. Wright OF New-Jersey,
he Second Lieutenant, Second Regiment OF Infantry'
aud Henry s. HudekOper to be Postmaster az fnis'
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
An English paper gives the

An English paper gives the startling infor-
nation that the Queen has given the Marquis or NOR
mandy Bath order" There Is charming utility In
this gift particularly 1t includes soap, towels, shave
and shampoo.-lChicago Inter Ocean
An exchange has an article entitled: PRO
fessOr Proctor the Moon IL ID supposed 70 % tAo
first trip 10 that luminsry.-lBoston Post
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
.NpropEMEyr FROM PORT BYRON.

LYONS. Jan. 81. Especial )-Captain John
Smith, age nftyeght has for time lived In tho fan-
lily of Lavander Higey, near Port Byron. Smith is
wdowsr and is man Of aae personal appearance. On
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
oALIFoRNIA's REPUBLICAN SENATOR.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 27.-FOlOwing is the vote
of the Legislature for United States Senators Assembly
Stanford So; Hearst 20 senate-stanford, 26 Hearst,
l6; Farley 3; Seares. l. Resolutions approving and
ndorsng Senator Fareys course In the United States
Senate were adopted.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

We can suggest o very neat and appropriate
little poem to be roeted at the opening OF pugstie OK
hibitions 1t is Mr.. Isaao Bromley's touching lyric
Punch, brothers, punch with oars-lBuripgton Free
Press.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28

Saturday, when Mr.. HiRiey returned to his home 49,
few hours absence, smith and Mrs. Higley werc h,S
missing Nothing has since been learned OF them ~ =
scarcely doubted that they have cloped together
New-York tribune., 1885-01-28
SINKINu A TUGBOlL

SINKINd A TUGBOlT
The tugboat S..E. Babcock, Edward Barrett
owner was sunk by the Ice of Pier 46. North River at
O'Clock last evening. No lives were lost
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20
Arother statement of the Case.

PHILADEIPHIA, March 10 The Phllsdel-
phla Medical News Of this week will saS,
editorialiy, concerning the disease from
which General Grant is suffering:
Lingual epithelioma. as a rule, rapidly pro-
ereEses toward fatal termination. When left TO
itself the life OF patient from the first appearance
OF the disease varies, In ACCORDANCE with the esti
mates OF different observers, from los 70 Is
months, the average being III months. Death
ensues, first from The generalization OF the dis.
ease; secondly. from septic pneumonis-from the
inhalation of putrid emanRtions, which result
from the decomposition of the produces of
the liberated surface; thirdly, from starvation.
through pressure OF the affected Emphatic glands
and surrounding parts upon the @sophagus,
thereby interfering with diglutitiOn, and lastly
hngual arteries or vessels Of the neck. The dura-
tion of life of those who survive the operation
averages nineteen months Not only does Oper
stive interference prolOng life and relieve suffer
inc, but il effects final cure in IA per cent OF
all cases. Ia attaining these results must, how
toneue is attended with a mortality OF 25 per
cent, the principal dangers being the shock
hemOrrhage CedetO of the CLOTHS, septic lung
affection. pyamets and erysipelas, some of which
risks re avoided by taxing careful precau-
tions during the Operation, ana by adopting an
tiseptic measures during and after the proceed
uIe. When, in addition to the disease OF the
tongue itself, the palate and the tonsil are in
v0lved. the prOgnOsis is f6r more grave, whether
the disease be permitted to pursue its unaided
course whether il be subjected TO the knife. In
the latter event not only viii the tongue have to
be extirpated, but the disease OF the palate and
tonsil will have to be reached.
SO far as we can learn there is no example OF
the performance OF the double operation on
record, and il is, in our opinion not iustlhable.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-20
NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
Action ef the Senate in Executive Session
Ordered to the United States of
Colombia, Etc.

WAsHINeTos, March 19-The Senate in
executive session ratified the treaty with the
Khedive Of Egypt and the convention rela-
tive TO the boundary lines between this
country and Mexico. The treaty with the
Khedive extends TO the United States Con-
gress the privileges which Great Britain en-.
Joys by virtue OF a treaty between Egypt and
Greece, made about year sgo. The treaty
with Mexico recognizes the authority of the
international law in the settlement of dis
putes which may occur oyer the changing OF
the bed of the Rio Grsnds River.
Rear Admiral JANET, commanding the
North Atlantic squadron. to-day tslegrsphed
commander Clark, of the Alliance, at New
Orleans, instructipg him to proceed 10 Car
tha2ena, United States OF Colombis. and
protsct American Interests in that country
onriDg the present disturbed condition Of
sHSlTs. The dispatch informs Commander
= ak thai v'sssis belonging to American
clhzens which hal been seized by the insur.
gents Witnoqt compensation may be fo-ci-
. ~ recovered, and says United Msgdalens
o'ean NaviestioD Company. OF New York.
mas called the attention of the Ssc-ctary OF
State TO the seizure Of their steamers by an
arr ed force.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issned
warrant Tor S332 JlS in favor of the GOV