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New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ossEs IN VARIOUS PLACES.

DFTROIT Feb 2-1he news from the Grand
Haven fire to-day The latest estimates Of the
loss IA $500 900 aud the is little less than
that amount Tho elevator tho property o New
berry & Mcmillan this city, who Will probably not
build. AS their elevator was not pi1ime nvsS'nsn. r
New freight warehouses wiz pe quiz nin ino
loss 1t Is thought Will not De less tha S3OnOOO.
CoLUMBUs ONO, Feb. The West Avenue Rink was
destroyed by fro yesterday II had been occupied for
three weekd by panorama OF the Battle Of Gettysburg
The uicture was valued at So 900 and destroyed
The loss Oh the building is about ~, 300.
WOOSTER ONO Feb. THE dry sheds OF the Hart
man & Derstern Lumber Company containing n largo
amonnt Of walnut other hne lumber. were burned
yesterday The loss IA $1,000 no Insurance.
MANDAs Dak Feb. 2.-Boggard Il Hoke's hard dwaro
STORE. RoDey Bros Wholesale liquor house and NORTH
ern Pacific Railway bnldiDg were burned yesterday.
! The loss l. $4,000 Insurance about $1,000.
CHARLTON Iowa, Feb The supply store OF the
Wbitebreast Coal and Mining Company at Cleveland,
! Iowa was burned yesterday. The hro Is supposed to
/ have been caused by n detective hue. Tho loss Is
/ $4,000 Insurance 40oiVOO.
| TRENTON n j., FEB. 2-willlam Baker & Sons dry
goods store was damaged $4,000 by fire early this
| morning.
! PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Fire early this morning de-
stroyed the frame Of Joseph ssa and two horses
were burned to death. Sassa's bakery adjoining was
also damaged. Loss SJoOo.
LEBANON Penn, Feb. BY m explosion OF gas last
night thu sheridan Furnaces Sheridan burned.
The boiler houses stocks treses hoist fourteen
and engine-house were burned 4 large quantity Of
! coal il SIM burning. Loss about $4,000.
| GALVESTON. Feb. "A dispatch from BrownwOod,
Tex 10 The Neirs says: a fire yesterday afternoon
started from The northwest VI the public square
and entire block OF eight The loss
Ia estimated at $4,000; insurance $4,000. Among the
heaviest losers H. Bins dry goods Sl2 900 insured
for $40 OOO aud James Johnson druggist. $1,000, in
sured for 200"
A dispatch from Bonham 10 The Ners says "ThC
house OF NJ Davis few miles sonth OF this town.
1esLroyed by SUNDAY night. Mr. Davis and his littl,
son only occupants were asleep when the fire brok,
| out and when they awoke the walls OF the Duildnl
were falling IN. Mr. Davis, In his efforts TO save th
| child was fatally burned The child was also seriously
| burned"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENC

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. First Lieutenant H.
H. c. Dunwoody Acting signal Officer. Will proceed
from this city TO West Point public bnS ness under
Instructions from the Chef Signal Ocer Tho resgna-
tion Of Major II. J. Farnswsrth, Inspector General or
his sion Captain oth Cavalry has been ac-
cepteo by the President.
Iietenant W. H. NOstrand has been detached from the
Taapoosa and granted leave OF absenee until June 30
Ensign F. H. sherman has been ordered to the Tala'
poosa Ensign c. g. McClan has been detached from the
Naval Academy and ordered TO duty at the Pensacola,
Florida Navy Yard.
Commander Kempf. commanding the United States
steamer Adams reports his arrival at La Lbertad. SAL
vador January and his departure next day for the
Gull OF Fonsea. In speaking OF recent vlst TO san
Jose de Guatemala he says: Our consular and dplO-
matte representatives tn aud at the capital, with
whom visits were exchanged, inform me that compare
tive quiet reigDs throughout the country. serious
Mot against the Government was recently discovered
and leaders placed under arrest The current report
Ia that several of the most prominent are TO I've exc
cnted Visits exchanged "ith President
Barilas The departure OF tho Adams was DELAYED ~
order that President might visit the ship which he
dd panied By several members OF his Cabinet and
twenty officers Of the army. No pains were spared 10
ma ke their visit agreeable"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2 (SpecidD.-in the
railroad circles to-day given out that Mr. Gowen
plan or the Of the road involves the issue OF
a new loan In paco OF the present general mortgage
which shall be a sort OF blanket mortgage In amount
u ouId pr,b,bIy be nearly OOOO OOO although the
matter yet settled the rate Of interest Is to be
ia per cent Certain prior liens. now bearing per
cont are to paid of VITA the proceeds of tho ne" >
per cent loan opinion OF some OF the ablcst
lawyers OF state that the mortgage bons can Do
paid off before maturity. II held that u apphoatoh ~
unde before April the court decree the bonds pay
ha ou July and that the holders be compelled to
cren mar ana accrued interest they do not their
bonds Will cease 10 draw inicrrsI -,.,-
moi " tell trustee of the income mortgage OF the
PbIladrlpha And Reading Railroad filed IN lhr united
stles Circuit Court "A separate answer TINS aieroo III
the Kobinson suit lie adults certain allegations con
tanned In bill. hut declares that Hugh H. ichhcy
whu Lrouyht tho fOreclO ire suit under inc income
denies the validity of the Issue Of sJOoOOOO
per cent bonds hat the income m'rtgage ihouues
property e.crlbei u the general mortgages anu AsAS
that the suit be dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
,o.rrrxcs HERE AND THERE.

UrpsoN. Feb. 2 tSpeciaA.-Guiseppe Scohla,
the alleged Italian murderer, decided not TO plea Su,
TO murder III the second degree Jndie oS0o''e .,n,
cr,,r,sed the Jury for agreeing scoma was vi
h.,r. the court here to-day and rcmanded 70 a%"rlv
new trial u IL iutimated that other arrests wiz ~
he made for this murder. .,,.,v
RoculsrEg, Feb. Frank staub, atallor' aSo '"""
living with his parents In this city cut his tnr'n'
ro,or today He died IN few minutes lno WIZ
reason assigned Is sickness ,.n or
SYRACUSE, Feb. 2.-The thirteenth annuai 'e'S'o" .
,ho Grand Lodge American Order OF Chiteu
or the state o NewYork, convened mere 'o-'"S' ,,.
,,o members are In attendance. GRAND Master w new
nan Donpeu c?ed the session 10 oruer ''""'
members were initiated. ,,,o,
urrrAlo Feb. 2-Tests have been made oi o''"o "
oin.d from well sunk time ago at East AulV,'
Tre county resulting the production of hHe q'''
OF salt. -. .o,ra n,r,in ted
pTxcu,NroS. Feb 2-The Democrats have nohi""'e '',
,1vor Y / Osborne for Assessor. Lewis b''fu'
AND for commissioner OF Charities. Pierre r. Cuil"S
ham The Republicans have nompa,ea m Sor lie Same
nlaces respectively.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Feb. ., 1886.
CAPTAIN CRAwFoRDs DEATH-The Department OF
State has directed investigation TO be made of the
circumstances attending tho killing OF Captain CRAWFORD
l.. 5. A.. ON January IL, by Mexican troops
BoSDs-Ihe Secretary OF the Treasury to-day sent to
the Senate his reply to the Senate resolution caug for
information as to what proportion OF the SlOOOOOOO
United States bonds called Tor payment March l. 1856,
are held by National banks basis iOr Circulation
lie SAYS that according to the books OF his department.
the amount 30 held Is S6,227,35O.
CUSTOMS DECIsIoS.-Tbe Collector Of Customs at New
York been Instructed that the proper course OF
pursue where Invoices are not made
In the weights measures OF the foreign country
whence the goods imported Is 10 refuse To allow
entry Oh them.
NATIONAL BANKs--The House Committee ON Banking
and Currency to-day directed adverse report to be
made Representative Seney's bill TO mako share
bolders IA National banks individually liable for the
debts or the bank.
HTkLEFUoSE lEyEsT1GATIOS.-The Committee on Ex-
pendures the Department of Justice will Thurs
authorized by the House Of yesterday
NoxISAnoSs-Ihe President sent the following Domi-
nations 10 the Senate to-day: Samuel Thompson Corn.
Of Illinois to be Associate Justice OF the supreme Court
OF the Territory OF Wyoming; General Theodore Z.
West Of Wisconsin. Special Agent OF the Treasury De
partnent for tho Fourteenth District comprising the
States Of California and Oregon aud the Territories oil
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
AFFAIRS OF THE NORTHERN PACIFIC

ST. PAUL. Feb. 2 (SpecidD MIR. Oakes, wee
president OF the Northern Pacific says Ia All interve"
f arrangement made IN tho Immediate future
whereby tue Northern Pacific ts own cars Into
Butte We will bulld line there and that at no
distant day Regarding that proposed big hnc sale east
Of the Missouri. negotiations are suH pending. The
prospects arc that viii be mplcted 1t covers
all ol the corpany's land east OF the river some
+ 900 900 acres II made II will wipe out about
SID 900 600 of tho cUmpany's preferred stock. Tho
ruuor. Of alliance between tho Northern Racine ana
the Wisconsin Central without fuuudatOn Ia the
East rumor has made atraic arrangement between
the Wisconsin Central and the Baltimore aud ONO.
This probably grows OF the fact that tho two roads
viii occupy the same depot In Chicago hhrdly eh-
pcct 10 the Baltimore aud ONO running It's own
train 81 Paul"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
WORK OF TIE FISH COMMISSION.

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 2 tSpccidD.-A conSign-
Inent of 100000 young cod for stocking Chesapeake
waters passed through this city today on the way TO Old
Point to be deposited IN Hampton Roads The 100000
shipped last week to Pensacola to be deposited In the
Gulf OF Mexico arrived safely which settled the question
OF transporting overland fish Professor Baird
is the Of these experiments lie says
that he has 800 900 lake whehsh in process OF
Matching at the station In Michigan and he purposes TO
stock new waters with them The Sacramento aud CO.
unba rivers greatly In need Of rcstOckngOt salmon
but rs appropriation IL for the Introduction OF food
ses AID not Tor restOcking Professor Baird has
doubts his authority to resOck those waters lie has
called the attention OF the House Committee on ApprO-
priatons TO and 1t has promised to remedy
ihe defect in the law.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
HARMONY AMoNG REruBLIcAN SENATOR'S.

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-The Republican Sena-
torial conference was held to-day. 1t WAS announced
by tho participants that the differences between the
thirteen and had been healed and that here
after the Republican party In the Senate would DO "a
unit The terms Of the agreement were not made pub
c butt ia understood that II was agreed that
r.ssor 10 Health officer smith viii De confirmed unless
.cou, charges ara proved against Dr. Smith. Another
inference Will be held Tomorrow.
The seven Republican Senators said that they were
willing that charges tnat might be made against
Health 1rcer smith, OF New-YOrk, or Quarantine Com
mlrsioners Piatt and Nichols should bo investigated
ut they opposed confirming any Democrat for those
offices lust Of removing them was disclosed
The thirteen virtually agreed with them copcernng put
nm, Democrats n the offices held by the Health
Otcer and Quarantine Commissioners merely TO make
change but hoy did say that they would decline To
cnutrm Republicans In tho pace OF DIR. smith and
Mcssrs. Plat and Nichols
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
REPORT OF THE STATE ASSESSORS.

ALBANY, Feb 1.-The annual report of the
State Cor 1855 was submitted to tho LeBisat
ure to-day 1t shows that the assesed valuation of real
estate has Increased 1902 over 1873 while the
personal estate shows about $75000,0oO decrease III
the ten years The report says that II b slgnhcant
fact that there hardly State In the Union wherein
personal estate escapes taxation to the extent II doos Ill
NevYork II is generally conceded that the personal
property ,-of the State liable 10 taxation fully
equals the assessed valuation OF thc
realty aud the disparity ia the assessment
of real and personal property Ia 40 ghrngy hcohsis
cnt and furious the great ma,s OF taxpayers th
snecIa. leglsation 10 demanded. Liberal exemptions OF
property consrcrated religious worship To uses OF
charity dedicated to schools ana othet o
of these institutions have with their net aecunuatuhs
secured valuable adjoining properties TOT SpeeuiaNe
Ie report shows that NewYork County in 1857 paid
A. $50 per cent CT ths state tax ana la 1882 hOtWln
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
MP DEMENT'S SWEEPING DENIAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. .-SuryeyOr-Genefal
Dement, of Utah. was examined by the Senate Commit
tee on Public Lands to-day with reference 10 recent pdb
ucatops which embodied alleged utteranccs OF his i'm
plicating Senators, members OF Congress and high
executive officials OF Washington and in Utah in extern
siye conspracies TO misapproprate public lands for
their own benefit and In cOnspracies to Influence by
bribery legislation affecting the Mormons MI Dement,
denied the statements attributed TO him, one by one, and
without He said he had stated that
be took four detectives Utah and he did not in fact
take them did not state that 30 cent OF the land
entries we're fraudulent He mide no statement about
mineral lands being entered as hOmeseads He did not
state that there was ring including all the Federal
oicals fn Utah from the Governor down Hehad inaoe
no odiscoyery warrant any such statement. Hc had
1scoyered nothing which would impncate Governor
Murray or any other Official IN Utah IN frauds Being
nSked If ne had discovered anything which wouli lhp
cafe Federal officials outside oi UEh OF
the mast or present Administrations 10
frauds Mr. Dement, said that what he miSht
have discovered embodied IN his rclOrts'
He had never that Western Republican Seha
tor had received $4,000 FOR opposing the Edinuhds
bill nor that sevega! Democratic members OF tue
House received several thousand dollars Tor ser
vices OF the lie had never discovered any
thing that would lead to the suspicion that the DIOR
mons had paid money secure legislation ,
The newspaper who sent ont the interviews
whicE Mr. Dement, repudiates will ask the committee 10
grant them hearing.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
THE PAN-ELECrRIC INVESTIGATION.
,r.sn>s WHY THE "CoNFEDKRATEs" FEEL CN


REASONS WHY THE "CoNFEDKRATES" FEEL ON
EAsY-sENAToR HARRis's POSITION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (SpccidE line nan
back resolution adopted by the House yesterday "oo
nrovide for an investigation OF PanElec'rc scand"
such as Is demanded by public opinion yet there ao ~
dications that some OF the Pan-Electrc cohieoer"e
are uneasy OH account OF the mild Inquiry propo'ou
They fear tnat the spirit OF investigation aroused i'll "
House may extend the Senate and thatthe Items
proprlations for the Department OF fJlsuce WIN P'
public discus sion disdgrceab 10 them anu u'S"N
to the Administration. Whatever DOUBT may '
respecting the prOpricty OF an investigation pS n
House of tue relations Of executive officers 10 '"'
Par Electric Telephone and Telegraph comoina''o",
there can be no such doubt regarding the necessity "
an investigation by the Senate OF alIega'Iohs "s"
member OF that body account OF his relation " mo-
combination. Senator Harris OF tennessee nus
from the beginmng active Pan Electric "cohieuei"
lie was one Of the original corporators OF ooth '"o
Electric and Pan Electric Telephone COMPANIES anu W
received for OF his name and o'ic'ai i"H'o"
and $3.50 one.tenth OF the stock OF thoso 'oi
his share according to Dr. Rogers amounu"S !"
81 900 OO0 His total interest In each ol 'no 'n
parent companies, according to the same au'not''''
$500 600 After reading Dr. kOgersS io'
,.r published in THE TRIBUNE VI
eptembpr 80 Senator Harris wrote to him. no' 10 q"eS
ton the truth OF any OF the assertions II cohtaho'' ~
TO warn him that everything In the way vi ho"'
paper hotel or street discussion from our aide OF thc
Probaby one matter that senator Harris had IN miu'
when he wrote that the conference between
Solicitor General Goode, exCongresslnan Young anu
himself I'm the Department OF Justice on Septemoel
According to Mr. Goodies admission he receVeu tue
anpueatiou of DstrlctA ttorney McCory for auihorv
o bring suit in the OF the United States on 'o
morning OF that day. aud IL was or his desk "hen
United States Senator Harris. vcepresident OF the co
pany and Colonel Young its secretary ana fe"Suloi'
entered his Office. so cogent was the argument
which they submitted that Mr.. Goode gave
favorable reply with oe9leo
OF prompttude which must have been gratifying 10 te
two Pan Eec ric directors Mr.. GoOde hal beeh com
missoned "a Solicitor General but he ha! not beeh Gon
drmed nv the Senate of which body the vlctpreSiuen
| of Mr. Garlant's telephone company was plomihein'
| and Influential member. How coud MI uoo,o
| then decline grant th~ appncdtloh III tno
suo.css OF which not only his official superior the a.
torney- General. bat senator VINO VS. to adsis1 ''
| own confirmation was personally aud pecuhlaiS IN ru
terested IL seems be inevitable that inc Sehate
feel compelled institute searching lhVcssStion ~
only of the acts and relations OF the
| but OF at least hts own members as we'll
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
THE PROBLEM OF CONVICT LABOR.

rynon ruy REGULAR coRREsroSDENT TEIBUSrA
ALBANY. Feb. 1.-Two years ago last fall the
taxpayers permitted the sham labor reformcrs to carry
tbo state AGAINST them on the question OF abOshng the
contract labor stem in the state Prison The system
had converted the prisons from non-productiVc
into productive institutions; from being an annual
expense OF $500 900 being selfsupporng ana even
source OF income. But the contract system was aboi
lshed and now tho tax payers have to pay the bill Last
week Mr. Palmer. Of Clinton County, IN
troduced "A Prison. Deficiency bill OF Sl,lOo,oOO
To-day Mr.. TITUS, OF 1Ompklns County
Introduced bill for tho rcsubnls 10 the people OF the
question of aboishlng convict labor. Mr. TITUS points
out fla preamble To hs bill that only 6JIOOO porsos
voted OH Tho qurstion IN 1888 and That oOoooO aD
stained from voting, although they votod at the shn
election other questions The ballots are TO DO cast
u; the coming ials election.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
ICE YACHTING on THE HUDSON.

POUGHKEEPsIE, Feb. 2.-Alth0uSn there arc
two inches OF light on the HHd"on the u
,t, ,or n, =, There have been numerous scrub
racc. here and at HYDE Park the wind blowing steady
from the southwest and the boats dashed along with
terrific speed George Becks new boat Reindeer large
and powerrul was given satisfactory trial trip to-day
In the coming big race for the challenge penhant OK
America she will sailed b. Jacob Buck hout VINO ou
her The Regatta Committee met Tonight ana ie-
cid.d tbat the course is not yet in fit condition 80
The annual regatta of the Carthage iceOodt Clo n's
started this morning over the hfieeh-nie courg ~
pnint thr race 10 nour. len yachts "eIo
in lie race The VI schlet came In nrst IN oIe nOur,
thirteen and half minutes, when the race was ueeiaeu
of till TOMORROW ,.-.... ,,,.oni., Via
Thi. afternoon the W. B. Van Noorhes MlschleI VS.
ION Wing Wing Fleetwing, Dart |esta Comet @ snu
had u scrub race over the cOhr,,
the Mischief winning with the Van Noorhes SIX Secon
bal,tt
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
nEPEypryG tue SALVATION ARMY.

ITHACA, Feb. 2 Especial. THE Salvation
Army in Ithaca have been prosecuted ever soee tne
arrival here Tonight, however. the soldiers have
gained champion IN the person of a prominent pro-
res,or OF Cornell University In long letter TO local
paper he says: 81 myself at the Salvation Army
meeting last evening. but to my surprise the exercises
were exactly such as have witnessed scores OF times u
Methodist Baptist and other churches where poor % a
uncultured ne ople largely predomnate eanhot Huu'
on any grounds a shadow OF an excuse Tor tho ustu
,a ph s sbat hive occurred, or shallow OF areaSJn
% Tbi. coumunity and every lsw-abding citizen I'D 10
shouid not rejoice at every effort To Drns those & WI"
create the disturbances TO justice and lhct upon 'he
the punshment they deserve"
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
MP MASNJNGs VIEWS TO BE SOUGHT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (SpeciaD. The Ways
and Means Committee to-day discussed the resolution
TO instruct the Secretary Of the Treasury to redeem
bonds with the surplus gold and silver In the Treasury
Abram s. Hewitt oppo.ed the resolution 1or two
reasons: first besides the g:eenDack reserve the
Government required to carry on lis financial operations
and meet current obligations the amount OF at least
$40 600 600 or 600 second that the payment
Of bonds silver would prespltato suspension OF god
nayments at an early date. Chairman MoIflsoh Inti-
~, ed that Secretary Manning, in conversation with
him had given substantially the same reasons why ne
saouid not adopted For his part he con
sidered reserve OF 800 900 sufficient for every
purpose It decided invite formal expression OF
secretary Manpings views before taking any action
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
srsrEuI7IcALLr ROBBED BY EMPLOYEES.

The Sargent Manufacturing Company, No.
81 Chambers-st informed Police Captain McCHllaSh. Oh
he sixth Precinct recently that t was being robbed ny
ou. u, ia ompoyes Detectives Cottrell and Crystal
IN Monday evening Chauncey Gee age twenty
tvo Of No. pa Tolnpklnsaye., Brooklyn; Charles
French age twenty OF No 75S Lafayette-aye, BROOK,
Iyn aud William H. Brown age twehtE.lwO ol 40. iuo
gaI Ninety. .tirs-st when arraigned before Justice
smith at the Tombs Police Court yesterday they con
fsssed that they had been stealing gOoas tas%i %
'Is ,nnstyI from the company for months and selling
thcm In John McInnis and Schmidt. IN Ccntrest,
,'ns,a tbe 'romb. They were each held under $500
npds Tor trul AT Special Sessions. Mcnnls VINO WAS
% rrcsted was discharged the detectives could not
nroyc AN actual transfer OF the stolen goods.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-03
THE COSTLY HARLEM BRIDGE
4 RESOLUTION ASKING FOR FACTS.
RESOLUIIUN AHhINu IOIs f1'0
AssEMDLYMAS HAMILTON TRYING ~ "Ti "
FORMATION ABOUT THE JOB
tpr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUsEl


AIRASY. Feb. 2.-Mr. Hamilton offered the
following resolution In the Assembly to-day -
R,soJred That Messrs. Jacob Loriard. vernon ~ a.
Rrown and David James King the commissioners ~
pointed pursuant Chapter 4S7 OF the L,ion NJ n
entitled An act to provide TOT .@9 TtS ~ New York
and they are hereby requested anu ~ Esnruary
to the Assembly on or before the l~oth ~ ua1 VI
1856 the follow ing papers and Information ,or tho
l. A copy Of the contract ehtertu lhCo W 'A
construction "A bridge under said act h.,us.n the
H. WHAT are the terms OF the agreeinens ,rac,
and the contractors VIII oh the contrary
was intended to express Why said con'a.t ~. I've
departed in said contract the usual saeeuarus
and conditions OF city contracts "hat Mao ,or the
for 40 doing II they have proViuou ,o,nr ioa 20,
rrender OF ne contract at the option OF the
in case OF litigation and the payment OF tIere
the estimated total cost OF the bridge 'hei Tor sd
for IL they have provided In said cohtraot 10 ,a
dtiona work upon the bridge after It's oompieEnon% n CON- NJ
secure stability and for extra cOmptnsa'ou W 80 ~ there
tractors for such work. what were ther roa'o"' ~
IfI What engineers consulted ny the SomI,s nm Us
sloners I'm regard to said bridge anu "ho uio" ' f
w what legal advice nid the commissioners take 10
advance OF signing to the meaning ana enect u, MA
contract entered into by them, and VINO dre" uP '
prepared the contract ,ta.ox.
" A COPY OF the minutes OF the commissioners ,
vi Comics OF all correspondence between tho V cVln.
mssiopers and the Union Bridge Company or any @ os
contractor or bridgebuiIder IN relation " 'n
non Of a bridge under said act ,
VII The Clerk of the Assembly directed to transmit
a COPY Of this resolution to tho said commissioner"
Assembiyman Finn objected to the reception Vi tn"
resolution Mr. Hamilton win offer IT again tomorrow
The Aldermen yesterday received a COMMUNICATE"
from the Stone Cutters Association requesting hoh W
use their influence the stone work on the pro-
proposed new Harlem River Bridge done within the Guy
lins This refers to the TO be used in the APP
10 the bridge Alderman Quinn offered reSO-
iuion to that effect After brief discussion INC
referred to the Committee on county d had No
eral members expressed the Dehei thh' 'no Do"iu ~
power In the matter