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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PORT
SHTPPING VIEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK......... rs DAY. Di
AUVTVED

PORT OF NEW-l Olth.-....-.IC E9DAl DfN' H. 1907
ARRIVED
steamer suova GER. Ludwig HambnrE Dec with mdsc
and cabin IA steerIgc passengersto kunha Co.
steamer MGriai i,r IookS TRINIDAD Barbados
ana passengers \ Uuterbrlgo CO. Arrived at the Bar
steamer nj cr5ockcr Kcnhls .orleans7 days. With
mcsr ami pas eugelstoS seaman: ,.. = , 18th,
md-r To- ! r Van sickle
steamer City OF san Antonio Wilder. Fernandna. Fla,
Brunswick, Ga. with mdse ana passengers To 'Has IL MAJ
steamer Dcawar, winnett Charleston DAYS. with mdso
ant ra-srn scr@ 10 puntlrl q CO, ,., ,,. 49,, 49,
iolA With passenger. TO od Dominion ;; 90
Neptune berry Bo.tpu with misc 10 u IlnooN
steamer City Nrw Bedford DAVIS FAN River Win mdso
,',t f. :icker.on late Garry) Manila l35 days.
ncmp Wmtcr smile vessel to Penuleton carver
snip ndauntcd Hamilton san Francisco Aug with mdse
lar. fseE II ILL., amAta,e 81 DAYS with Arnold
BARK Glicn m Howell PaIang septi. with coffee to
B,r Hr,o.y .@f - Ionu 'tB ThurLcr Rotterdam oct 23
BARK Corct 'Nof Hansen ,Uptaylco % days. with mdsc
IA ara Nor olsen P.ruaiibuco u days with sugar to
" scar ,f i>raan 8sn tSi.e Havana ioday' with sugar
to dave lcyers, e Eldcr vessel o e. s coke & 90.
sUN-Er-Wind ~ ~a1ly t'pA. moderate. W. cloudy. At
cry lsiGd fr,sl. y W, comfy.
sludy log TO- "a 81 r. ,c5 1poa o'
Arrived yesterday
za1 g I pG c%G Ag 5T. p T2y MN ha
e3rf l,rtpnnia fr Parl,olo Nar.ele. SOY ~ naples
steamer SAT-, Domingo Kelly san Domingo CITY PEG p
with rr,.r aud "a Wm Cyde Co. Arrived At
tho Bar AZ u. ..,,,,
Steamer N.,yriau Monyrch OBr. Harrison London Pat.
scaGcr iicyca CBr Slusln. Queenstown
Sca,ncr iaplace ri not Liverpool Busk e Jcvons
steamer ii,u4cr. W ~. Williams. Avoumouth Punch.
steamer Labrador FRI IIluter,vc nayre LOUIS dc BebIln
steamer BursundiA ,rr, DI-o. Mediterranean ports Jas
steamer ihoruhll .nr WcthcriU Progreso ThebaulR~os
GA annette quick. Ncw-Drlctu4- / Van ~lcKc.
Steamer seneca walker NOsOlS. West Point ana Sew port
sfca Nor ] " iiar7r't F,.fcr baltimore Krcm.
Stetmcr Gen Wh.tley. BeIrsi Boston ~ r nimocs.
UaIk l,iugAoru nor. Hahug, Not;erdau-Funch, Eye
Eafg WALDORF tNor Kuud-cn. Cett'. G Roe.
l,lrE FrcTffcu INurI Etnsin. Lshpn-' Tobias & co.
Iak Chirf BIZ, Adams io~auo. ARJphn Norton x
Ing zeno ,Br Douglas sabcs dolonne. FRI whitney
B4q Harry and Aubrey tBr Tcdiord, POinta-Ptro- G
BflE Fayorte Aman Martinique II bridges sons.
SAILED.
steamers Nevada for Liycrpoo India. Glasgow ChaL
CIV 81 Augusta savannah, NyAnOke
llichmurl. seneca Norfolk
ShIp trryl fr Dnnkrk.
garAr N0ri-tlcrncn Plymouth Atlantic Demcrara
me AONrdoSrS DF prHAd+G
FOREIGN PORTS.
I0ypON, Dec lj-Arrvrd. steamer Egyptian Monarch BIZ
fiom Sew York NJv2%
NoylLE. Loo l1-Arnvrd. steamer Ethiopia BD wilson.
from Dee on her TO Gi l1ud proceeded
lj-Pas,ed steamer Galley Ot lOrnc tBrh POM
,oy from Sew YORK Sov 90 on her way 20 London.
Dee - Arrived, steamer Nieand GER, Hob
lch, from NcW-NOrk Deci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DA'

Ga, Investigating Committee, Fifth Avenue HOTEL
p.m , -, ,,ou f,o,r+ NJ Ovor
Trial of James &. Holland, for murder Court OF oyer
and Termncr. e,-- ..-......., ,,oo,
PARK Dock Aqueduct aud Fire Commissioners meet
ings. -,,.- Yo,o, O - ~,
Annual dnner of Medico-Legal Society, Hotel Bruins
Fastns Wimans dinner to railroad men, Pavilion Ho-
tel Staten Island, evening.
Meeting Of the Board OF Education, p IN
BachC- Ray suit, supreme Court.
Constitu ion Club, no Ga Madison-ave., 3 r. m NJ.
In talIatiop of the Rev. Alfred III. Moment, west
minister Preshvterian Church. Brooklyn. p M
Directors of City Mission No. 80 Bible House, p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

FINDING ROOM FOR A " HUNGRY" DEMoCkAI
When tho information was received In kahway ~, .,
Last summer that George W. Savage had Deeh appone
Cousu TO Relfast the faithful among inc DehocIICy
were viby agitated, for Mr. Savage rarely nernlnse
with those VINO the bone aud sinew OF the paI3 ,
~ tueI IN see why he should been selected Tor
a ui,ce under any circumstances lie is the ohy In
Democrat far. to obtain chance TO ieeu Puo
crth and huugrier more starved crowd OF Denoct
IN would be hard 10 mud. To aid TO their discomfort
word was received last week that Consul savage nau
notnt al his SON John NJ. vceConsul. JOhn NJ was
40 eted over appointment that lie AZ once WROTE W
some Railway friends about II, ana IN letter puoIe
Iy The Inca nancr announced the world that. llay.
ing boen appointed iceCOnsu OF the UnlteG Stac az
Belfast, have the honor 70 inform YOU wa. nave III
az entered unon the duties OF my office" Just what the
duties OF the Office Of " yice-Consul are Is HO1
known for there duties stipulated, inc ~ a.
absent ON leaYe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
NEW.JIR~EY TOWNS.

IoRDKrV-The Rev. Charles Colmtu was Installed on
Monday i.nt ~ pastor the FIRST Baptist Church. 10
BooinIchl--t. Tue Rev. Or Farmiy. oi jerry 'iiy
conducted the services. a--~d 10y the Rev Ncssr- 81
Kuslrr, -. G. Hughes. If. eros. aud =. g.. Nelson.
NEW "sNI,K.-.' Iu-auity caused by \ belief IN
Spritul Ism i, ihc defence sr up u he case of AIot
Gr.uqurst. on trial fot the murder oi AsA Dunn
ELIZABETH The houtc o. Henry Mas. grocer. az
Thrd and Fulton st.. was robbed uu Monday Hight
The bureaus and closets aud appeared
well acquainted with the prcmiscH - well as the
habits 90 Tie family.
U.Erf,pS- A. reception given last nisht by e. Pat
ricks lance 800 Ebrrou Han, an address was made by
National President Roper who followed, with hrri
remarks by the Rev j. j. turrau, director OF Tho Ar
!ngton Prot-ctory; Edward Mcdonald, Rev. Father
Brady aud others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
scuoLARs PuNlsMED WITH A SPONGE.

SURPRISE WAS created at the meeting OF the
School Trustees OF lIubOken y. j.. on Monday night
when Turslee Skies introduced the following preamble
aud resolution
whereas II has been shown that certain chers In the
habit ~ lcIng thei 90 Od piece OF p s III
their mouths "a Of pam iHent; u reIJc btd
Rsotrea. any tathcr found gui} oi thIs Oh'h'o
shall be dis Missed
Ihs preamble ard resolution were adopted. The
trust @cs were rtccut the subject hut 10 was aScrf-
taiurd Yesterday that OF tho teachers In school
No . had ado tcd the sponge "A means of PUNISH
Ing uuraly pupils. Only one SPONGE was uSei IN ca'l
Of the clas-c, which uid adopted the plan, ana whc
Hd nren plsse arOund tho mouth OF one Uupll 70
another during the day tho Practice became Objection
ahr The parents OF the children reported trc matter 10
some of the trustees who made all investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
WILLING NOW TO BE TREATED BY PAsTEUR

Veterinary Surgeon sattler, who was severely bitten
by rabd pug dog in Orange on Saturday called upon
thought he would Professor Pasteur Tor treatment
Or. O'Gurman declined TO advise him hut pointed out
the danger of neglectlng n means OF remedy. To-day
DIR. O'Gorman and the surgeon Will cut out inc Drh
and spina cord OF the dog for examination -
Step. have been taken by the authorities or East Ut
auge for the destruction OF unmuLzled dogs III mas
bren reported to the Township Committee tAat J0hh H.
Armstrong. living In Groye-st was bitten ny doE
few days ago dog belonging to George W. Basectt'
living in AriingtOn-aYe shpt on Friday ny MI
Bassrtts cOdchman. local veterinary surgeon pro-
nouuccd dog mad Dr. Chambers expressed inc
opuIon to Township Committee that the existence
of rabies among dogs IN East Orange was probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
,rv voyr n.uv TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 49, 1895

,,,o ntrnov notbiu- OF your conmercIal anatrs IN
this counry he contiuue land only express th the
impression OF my lie, IN all EdcTr HahV" sSnacuIa
TOYS 70 10 ,naco lose THAR money, go to the river
and pat an end to their lives. Speculation is ecossy
in ronmercia al ,irs tho market would 10 al slhu
still and capital would remain idle But men VINO uao
bic in stocks often tempted TO handle Tue %;
becoming rich in short time. They acquire tne Us,s
and AibIt5 OF gambler, resort to gamblers trlcks n
tctr and NAV upon tho unwary they are unwilling
TO be played on by who are sharper than Lhey
The bnvrr and distributors OF stocks are necessarily tue
sambcrs but inc middle men, manipulatOrs as they
are termed, must be placed IN that class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
CURIOs IN THE custom HOUSE.

The officers of the British steamer Oxford
shire feel the Custom House officers have been too
dgent In the performance Of their duties The Oxford
SHIRE arrived here few days ago supposedly, with
But in secluded receptacles In various
parts Of the vessel have been found sk chnawe and
curios The seZurc-rOOu at the Custom House yester
day resemblcd large shop IN Hong Kong with the
collected articles that had been seized from the oxford
shire. There of china are, selected articles
In porcelain ami brac, handsomely carved figures
ana napkin-rings sandals, and LACQUER ware. There
asO two nc IVY doors worth about $1,000
EACH embossed both sides raised baskets OF flow
figures and BIRDS THIS raised work Is Ia mOtheT0f
pearl, ivory and metal, AMI exQuisitely done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
LnNn lsLAND.

JtvN,N-iirs. william GARRISON dicl At her homo yes.
terday from cDnru.-ion 0t tlr brain. ON sunday 49,"
west to visit friend. and when leaving ia" house Tell
from the top Of fight Uf stairs TO :hc bottom
Charles -mith f. ENGAGED lu esg-hIchlug. on sunday
nigat viii arranging his uchttur., the house wis -e
on nrr. and m attempting to subdue the flames smith
severely burned.
GREAT NICK James Gddll thrown from car
rage and received fatd Injuries He II seventy live
years Old General James II. SkidmOre. axe eEIt).
tnicr, scrou ly III aud his recovery IL not expected
I,wEtscr.-The hon So Of Mrs Obadiah Pchr.all was
entered by thi,Yc. Monday MINT. 1ncy stOo Coid
watch and other jrwclry valued At $500. They then
hrokr iutO TIE barn and took horse md wagon ana
drove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

G;sev House-COngressma Ira Davenport,
Of Bath. n YFdh Arenue Hotei-Ef senator Je
ro,na Chaf,e of Colorado; senator JOhn piinel',
-, ~ In,e \ v: Paw Director G. W. Abbot, u y navy
Stevenson Burke OF cleveland. aud NJ H. Ing ne pFes
icnt of HE Cincinnati, Indianapos, 81 LOUIS anu
IIicoSo Railway Company ... Windsor Hotet-General
WiIjIam H. seward Of Auburn, N; y; Mayor Jo ma,na
sc"yiie of Buffalo; j. ~ McCullough. OF PlttspmS'
mud l. J. Scargrant, OF Montreal. hoD'thH hg LOUSY
judec o. A. Lochrane Of Georgia. "A toe'a9fte lIc'et
Lanes J. HILL president of the 1T Piihi hln"aPprlN
au1 Manitoba Railway Company. ASt" H0"Se-l>A
CON gres srnan L. j. Ellis. OF louisiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
DEA1R OFA CHORUS GIRL.

Sarah s. CortelyOu, member of the " Evan
celiue chorus Fourteenth Srcst heatre. dIc
on Monday night ia her lodgings at No 81 West Forty
second-st The manner OF her death gave rise To a
rumOr OF malpractice which expressed yesterday III
an anonymous the Board OF Health, calling Tor
an invcstigauog Miss CorteY0u was lwenty.threo
ys.r. ~ aye and unmarried DR. j. b. Cosby, of No.
sos West FOrtyeirhlhst attended her for two weeks
previous TO her death DR. Lusk Of Bellevue Hospital
and Dr. Allen of No 10 Park-.tve. also called III
consultation The story OF malpractice was SAID hy the
young wOmans friends TO be false, size Dad received
The best nedi al treatment Spe died from per0ults
following miscarriage Her mother and several friends
etvffh 1ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
TEARING IVY FROM DIR. CROSBYS CHURCH,
Two seedY-lOOking and imnecnninns foreign


ers who unable to ind employ Inent genial to
flow OF spirits incident the approach of Christmas
yesterday afternoon set abou tearing down the ivy which
COZ the walls OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church of which the Rev DE- Howard Crosby pastor
lhey were detected by Andrew Charles, who keeps a
grocery the opposite corner. and lie called
policeman. The were taken TO Thirteth Street
Police Station and charged with malicious mischief
being compelled TO carry the vines with them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
TROUBLE MADE BY GooD.LooKNG SERVANT.

Two fashionsby dressed women called ON Recorder
schlechcr al Union Hil " J., Yesterday, and one {!
them iptroducod herself Mrs Harris ami said that
she lived in rwenty-third-st. Ncw-fork She told inc
RECORDER that her husband had sold out III,
cigar business In NeW-YOrk, and disappeared
and she feared that he had cloped. she an1
her husband formerly lived IN Union Hl aud they had
I'm thor employ good-l0Okng servant, Rose CohheB;
Mr. uarrss attentions the servant became so ma kel
after while that Mrs. Harris discharged her ana MI
and Mrs Harris removed to New York Things went
along smoothly for "A while, and then Mrs Harrlss nus
hand began to ne eact She him waking Win
the discharged servant few days ago. and after the
quarrel Harris left home aud has not returned. Mrs.
Harris heard that he living in Union H, ana INC
Recorder promised to make an effort to hnd him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
NEWARK.

A policeman Yesterday FOUND All IIec, a Chnaman
reclining on "A brncn Military Park. lie sulsinoned an
ambulance IKE HIM to PUc" lIradqutrtcrS where ~
was fouud mat the man was -ucriug from opium poi
sonlug he dcd IN a snort time. Al lice lived at N"
$40 Braad-,t. H. had been SEX with rheumatism hud
cf his house shortly after O'Clock in the evening. lie
came rom Canton SIX months ago
Robert Lister. a OF Assemblyman Edwin L-trr'
while driving q spirited horse IN Mtrkct--L, near inc
Penn syvauia Railroad station, was thrown from MS
carriage by the -hyIug OF ha horse and struck on hS
head the curb~tunr with great violence lIe ph}t-
clans have tllc hope OF his recovery.
In the Special Sessions Court four "ii"h"'l"rs re-
cciyed sentences hard Labor ~ the IcuItcutidry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

arv q. 1886. A. j. solomons reported the LODGING
house OF the society. II admitted 1883 lodger. uiui
October and 223S during Noyember, MAKING ,ne tDta
number Of odGers since the mouse was opeho" IT,,
months ago, l4,G2f The McAuley Mission ls sehu,na
dodgers to the house ut present Everything ~ 9o,ne
well but the finances The treasurer reported, the
sOce,y he 10 debit but that the annual dues hu Is
yet paid The directors considered that Wheh @
inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
gRyDGE OPERATIONS F0R 4 YEAR

A report Of the operations of the Bridge in
the last year sent to Mayors Grace and Low shows
ceipts OF S6lS0li - from tolls a net increase ~
SSl,92l 10 Since the structure opened FOR in
MAY, lSS3 3S4 1896 persons have crossed IT, Of whom
2BO3j.37I have travelled In cars. The rcccipts of
the railroad have Increased In months since the
duct on OF the tolls those IN the preceding nine
months. The net earnings OF the Bridge In tho year
amount to S29i $40 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

three the aysay' jury are bound TO dts
agree lust To show that they've got minds OF
there Is no Ca n"nt among tho women ~
OF DR. PieCCs FavOrlte PrrqrlpttOn' they
are AN nnlnimous IN prou0uncny the best remedy R
world an those chr mic diseases wrar-1c- and com
paint4 ocular 10 thcir II the pale bag
dspucd woman int one o spa ding health ana the
ringing laugh again teigis supreme In the happY house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

The men and mac mines OF the Atlantic Dredging
Company are digging away diligently at Flood
Rock Three thousand tons of rock. or one-tenth
OF the amount of their contract have been removed
I he work is of about the same character
as that done at Halletts Point by the same
company. The excavation has extended down
among the original driL holes and Will soon break
INFO the galleries. Inc rock assured aud shat
tered but liberal use of dynamite is necessary to
get 1t into pieces of such size aud position that II
can he grappled with successfully. At present as
mucn explosive material is being used per cubic
yard as was employed III the original blast. lhe
cartrldgcs used weigh from fifty to one hundred
tIemlty of The reef, and when that portion of
the Niger Head which is out Of
water is reached still greater difficulties VIII
probably be encountered. The rest of the reef,
however, ~ expected to prove more tractable
fact that promises easier work in the future is That
the depth of twebty feet has not been exceeded as
vet. The remaining six feet of rock, upon which
the dynamite acted most directly, should present
less serious resistance 10 removal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
1IK.EN CITY.

John Foster age slNty-thrce Of Baltimore. reported
10 the police yesjcria, that hc had been assaulted or
Monday nish ana robbed or as. one side Of hs fIC,
was badly cut aul had been stripped OF ncty an h
clothing. Fo,tcr said that he was drunk aud did moi
know who robbed hlm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
EyrH wARD SANITARY AID SOCIETY.

The Sanitary Aid Society of the Tenth
Ward yesterday afternoon at the College OF the City
Of New-York. Joseph Biumenthal presided, and In
ructed the various subcUnDtttees TO prepare their
ports before annual meeting OF the society Janu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
LABoRERs cAAMISG rArf0R LOST TINE.

= u
FOrty-iive 'aborers called Yesterday on
Mayors Marshal H. rnoa aud main ed that they had
phl ~ zach To John ritzp trick who keeps iute-
gence Office AT No. - GrcrnwiCh-s the
ing that they were get employment ~ Nicaragua AND
passage there. The CONTRACT not carried
patrick refunded the So but the demanded pay for
their lost tne and this refused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
/ RNLYGS AGALNSr OOMl[RRnLAL SyIRrs

The Rev. w. Hay Aiken talked to his audi
ence In Trinity Church yesterday the suares
OF Commercial Life" Ho referred To tho speculation
In stock markets and It's tendency create desire for
gambling which Of the OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

PILES-BLIND. BLEEDING AND ITCHING
Forty years Dr. Uphams Vegetable Elcctuarv
acknowledged specific for these distressing complaints sod
by Jru ggiss Circulars free. 80 East ith.sL, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
AnuVuuC' .uc.ltN

An attractive, youthful appearance will be
scared by ladies using Parher's HAIR balsam.
Asthma and throat cured BY IarkeIs Tonic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
AIDERMEN SAFE FOR A TIME.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE ADJOURNs.
rIIuU Roo1's REFUSAL 10 ACT A. ITS COUNSEL "
M'cARTiIY'S SPEECH y

r,tuU ROO1's REFUSAL 10 ACT A ITS COOH01|
M'cARTnY'S SPEECH.
The Senate Investigating Committee came , ~
virtual dissolution yesterday. W hen tho 'Ohni.'J
met in the Morton House at u. m; ana co Coz
noses they found tat they were all therG eeV "
Senator COmstock having come from us NM 5tI,v
Lansmgbarg The cOmntte "eht I.inN. 10y
iutn executive session, taking Lawyer St'ahah Wtu
i ,h.r Wien tLey emerged into the room where
toe nuhlic meetings are held The reporters huc" ny
te smiles that wiral hed the faces Ol Senators NC
sr,%w aud plunkitt that 10 invest ltlon OF the
Broadway franchise woui he 'haue ini9 1 ~ ~
direction of MIR. Gibbs the stenographer teau MS
nnlas of what had occurred in executive session.
On an inquiry from Mir. COmstock as 10 Whdt hau
been done in ms absence, the chairman related ms
Disagreement WITH LAWYER Mlgr aT M NJ ss nv bout
securing Elihu Root IN lis stead. ms last mop
WIS d omcd to perish. as the following letter
dated December II. which was read by MI OiDo''
shows:
Hon. F. 6. GmRs ,av.
DEAR SIR IN compliance with your request nave
sonsiderea the proposed which you de to me HesteT
day that should counsel for your commute Sr
,hs investigation al tue charge that the - 1ys the
lace Railroad franchise was procured ny 34opbtnl
BoarI OF aldermen. 1t seems to me very u" 9 IN
whether time enough remains he3ro 'p S,d II would
ne lmposslnc to foresO number of eneagenen1s %Tc
have already male ana T a T he mpossbie for me to
90 the subject the committee st Ice yN Tg a %e
ma,npg at ny disposal with thanks TOT your Ainu p
.renee must there''re "''''"' '-' EIlnU ROOT.
Mr.. Gibbs said that he knew of no other LAWYER
excent Mr. Root who cOud III the p"sluon ot
counsel He therefore awaited the pleasure .ol tho
committee. ~ >f Io,,ror
discussion of the circumstances Of Lawyer
Millers severance of his relation to the cohmtlee
f,iioned Mr. ColnstOck thought thai MI MIIers
services were necessary, ana MI l'hly tuouRnt 'n0
Committee had acted hastily in parting with him.
Mir Mccarthy smiling blandly, made a speech III
which he reiterated his objections to the proposes
investigation. lie Thought that If they ana hol
adnurn the committee would only ritter away
what good they had already done, and what niue
respect they were entitled TO for It, lie hIlue uIE
at senator Comstock for not staying IN New-lork
and attending the SONS, and wound up ~ hl"V-
ing To- adjourn public sessions sine DIE. Inc Vo1e
was called and Senator Gibbs voted against adj
iolSfnment lie said that if counsel conla be pro
cured he in favor of sitting fifteen hours gay
if necessary to continue the investigation cen
otor Comstock voted against adjournment also;
Inn senators Mccarthy, Plunkitt and DAILY Noieu
for it, Ii was agreed that TIE committees uieti
agun only in executive session subject TO the can
OF the chairman Lawyer Miller will be called Oh
to help draw up the committees report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16

BRUMNTL'S wOrld-renOwncd Candies, Fine
Chocolates. Fruit Bon Bous, Nirrous Glaze; Imported
Fruits grades % box Emo no oltcs and Bon Ons
nt H. - cf- aud \ n box Fine Mixed for 81 A
large OF christmas boIes and NO'ctOs Whole
sale IIou.c ami 40 Grand-st. Retain branches SOL
i.roadwIy 29J Uth-Aye. aud = West lithst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-16
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,

l44 LeKngtou.ave, between 2ptb and 3Oth sts
HOura 10 J. 20 = Diseases OF the Nervous system.
uenito. Urinary OrCars Impotence and storiiY. :