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prvAI. WORK ON TEXAS AND PACIFIC.

There is some dispute between the various
committees OF the Texas Pacific Railroad security
holders as to their respective prospects OF SUCCESS III
earring through their reorganizition schemes Inc
Wistar committee have majority OF the oohu' Vi 'no
Eastern division deposited with the Farmers ho'" anu
Trust Company and claim to have the pledge Oh III J."
,or,,y n, the NewOrleans division. The other com
mittees deny this claim. The STOCKHOLDERS con'.eo
Yesterday Issued a notice to the owners anu cruv ,
reorganlZatIOu the committee are now prrlecuns
plan much fair and Just to all c0ncere IRAn any
n" tar nrnnoscd As tho courts in the South have all
adjourned until November there IL no neod OF na, rs
no foreclosure proceedings other Legal acton an
he taken The stockholiers' committee have retaihou
as their counsel Henry A. Crawford.
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PLANS fof TIE COMING HORSE snow.

The National Hose Show Association VII
give it, next exhibition the first SIX dNs IA SoV"m
Der Already over loo appieatolS lol 49, hr.s,
have heru received. The Kentucky and LIMOS Drrri
ers and owners have signhei their intenion Ol senhS
Iar,,e q xhlbts me ChicdgO UDrscWdn oucrs speci
nrl. of 5000 for the trottngDret sttuoh 10 Os
shown win four of his get, aud the Hotel kcheeu'
Chicapo 500 for the best twWyear.Oh trptlh--D'ot
stanOn w. F. Douglas offers 500 IN pate iof cue pess
park team ,four-in- hand). Team ana app"ih
hs con-i,lered and owners drive. The association
hops that others Will also offer special prizes 10 i''So'
IN which they may desire 10 evince their Interest,"
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head. and second, Iera third; time, 114is Mutuss
paid $2S so.
ENTRIES AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.
HINTS As TO HOW THE HORSES MAY RUN-THE

There are eighty-two entries for the six
races to be run at Monmouth Park to-day The Md
sumuor Uandicap mile, Is the feature Of the days
SNORT It ia third on tho card Twentyone are named
TO start. or course number OF these
will be scratched at the last moment but
there are sure to be enough left to make the field
good one Quito with only 10G pounds up should win
while Blue Wing who carries pound less" Ia likely TO
be his closest attendant The first Is "a mile ham
dicop with ten entries Repartee has been treated
lencntly and should carry hts light jockey victory
stonebuck ought to run second special weight race'
3, mile for twoyear-olds. received fourteen entries
Iesse lime has Oeen running well and 40 constantly
lately that II looks as " she ought to win Agnes should
secure the place Nine number OF entries In the
fourth race another handicap. Ia mes. War Eagle
has the beat OF the weight and should win with waiter
IT in second mace There are twelve entries In the
selling race 3, mile, and sixteen In the hurdle race
The entries are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

PORTLAND, July II (SpecaA.-Ine sIoop
Yacht vanda, of the Eastern Yacht Squadron captain
Fay commanding from Boston for Bar haroor' eh''re'
the Harbor .or Portland last n1nt AM III e'cAhS ran
aground the banks TAis morning O'p'"n ''',t'
-, -, a., n, ,.hin Tennessee sent steam hnnch IN
n,r,,. a, y ,atsw,n Charles l.. Ulurns and a OoAts
GRAY. ~ the assistance OF the yacht The sailors ronei
tbe Van,a while line from the steam tunch ta.rn 70
rho doom was used for towing. The Nlnit = ,o"et
',T ytrhouf damage captain or inc yacht "N-
nres.e MS hisn appreciation for TIE hhihes 7n'" ~
and the valuable services rendered ny th- onc-I tn
crsw rom the flagship. The Nsndal proceeded on her
trip to Bar HarJOr.
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APPROPRIATIONS MADE BY THE SENATE

WAsHINGToN, July 12.-In the uniry Civil
bill reported to-day by Senate committee the pro-
vision In the House bill that portion OF the appro-
pration for engraving and printing United States notes
"sha be expended for printing United states notes OF
large denomination in lieu Of notes OF small denomina
ton cancelled RETIRED" WAS stricken out
by the committee but was subsequently, re-
stored and remains as in the House bill
Appropriations made for furnishing points for
State surveys $4,000 and for continuing the physical
hydrography OF New York Bay and harbor, including
the East River to Tnroggs Neck, $1,000.
TIL House provisions changing the pay OF the Held
officers and the office of Coast survey
amended leave them at about their present stand
ard An appropriation OF $4,000 is made for detecting
and bringing To trial volators OF the Internal Revenue
laws Tue appropriate on for the Navy Yard Al Mare sand
Cal. IL increased from $4,000 TO S2l3OOo Tor INC
made, For The Naval Training station Coasters Hir
Dor. X. l.. $4,000 appropriated An appropriation
OF $4,000 Is made to enable the state Department to
elsewhere for documents affecting the
rights or claims OF Anerican -, ci I1ei,',
stricken and the committee have substl
tui led paragraph suspending AL work upon the Capitol
terraces until proper plan shall be submitted TO
Congress providing for properly ventilated committee
rooms upon the western front The provision Tor the
protection of pubic lands from fraudulent entry IA re-
duo ed from 10000 to sGOOO0 $4,000 IS appropriated
for surveying publc lands III Nevada. The House pro-
vision appro prating $4,000 for Yellowstone PARK Is
stricken and the provision Of last years b with All
Appropriation OF 100000 10 substituted Inc appro-
priation of $4,000 completion OF the Washing
ton Monument is stricken out An appropriation OF
5000 l. MADE for the survey AMI the preparation OF
rians for LncOln-Grant monumental bridge from
Observatory Point, Washington. ID. =, across
the Potomac TO Arlington GATE An apprO-
priation of $4,000 Is made for an industrial home
In Utah. designed place OF reinge
for women who desire TO escape from p0lygamy Ger
tain limitations placed upon the publications OF The
bureaus the chief of which - that the pub
LEGATIONS be made until they estimated
for and 600 appropriated 10 cover the expense OF
giving the employees OF the Government printing Office
nfteen days leave OF absence. An Appropriation OF
SlO 900 IL made for construction aud repairs at the
Southern branch OF the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers increasing the total appropriation
for this Institution to Sl.6-l 600
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THE ISSUE OF SILVER CERTIFICATES.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Sundry Civil
bill reported the Senate with
eral notable amendments this evening The chief Is
that with respect TO the silver certificates The pro-
vision CONCERNING the certificates Is amended TO
read as foows:
That Secretary OF tho Treasury Ia hereby author
lied and ured issue silver certificates In denomi
nations OF ST. 81 and S., and the silver certificates
herein authorized shall be receivable. redeemable and
pay able Ia like and for like purposes 10 pro-
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sIxrH-HANDICAP HURDLE. l
YACHTSMEN GETTING READY FOX RACES.
THE BIG sLooPs BEING IN PUT TRiM-EXPEcrING

TIE GALATEA.
Among yachtsmen this is an age OF thinking.
The Atlantic has been in Mr.. Mumm's naval hospital
nearly ali the time sin entered the world OF water
The Maynoweri is still In the hands OF the reparrr having
her wing shorn ami her ballast shifted Yesterday
tho Priscilla went tho ways at MCCARTHY
sbipyard at rwenteth-st., South Brooklyn new ana
SITTER mast will be put her AMI some changes IN her
dIsp,cement made The Puritan is the ony one Oh the
big soops that seems satisfy the IDEAS OF her owner
"a TO her being in good fighting trim. The searching
Marty that was organized find the leak In the Atlantic
has "A vet been unable discover It, SAe 10 s on tue
WAYS AT Mumms shipyard part OF her lead Keel re-
moved in the midst OF the scrubbng process
Entries for the race and cruise OF tho American iacht
Climb are coming in finely. George W. Hall, chairman Oh
the committed. has list OF nearly twenty Already
IIcrresnon has entered the stetto and VIII hre up ns
lanta OUT OF sight. The buoy ~ Slrans
Iedre for which the bni boat Duiluer
hunted indusriousy last year. VIII oe m,rA'n -,
boat AT anchor flying the American acnt Ciup enSlS
The committee hope tnat TINS VIII marx th' , no
distinctly that OF ths yachts Will wander rom no
straight and narrow way. The IRON steam oa. rs'
viii carry the guests of club on the tbr1 -utys
cruise The opening race. from are n,on' ,,nrn ~
New. London Il Ia the most Interesting ea1uI ,, y.
this the third annual regatta rs VI '"0 WV
oneS' ,ow aavs yachtsmen will begin TO scan the
.as,orn DISPATCHES Of the arrival or the ratoa
NJ N,rbrhrad. The twenty days for snort ptssa.e
vii soon EXPIRE aud then she may he eNpeceu az any
moment 1t IL SAID thai the 0 cu,Ser 10 New
Vnrs on the recommendation or beavor
VAN who suffered excessively, according 70
hs avn statement from heat mosquitoes ana reporters
niI in mo New. York HarbOr II the Gaateas SKIPPER
ia to cain any acquaintance with the current
and tiIes that make a over the New orh lhc.C
Cun 80 much OF lottery ne ana Inen tne neat
usnIitoes aud reporters will have full SWING al nin'
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r,..cp ,crrr-r coynrcr AT A BALL GAME.

NEwBuRG. July - (Speciah. Interest Ill the
Hudson River League contest Is becoming intense oc
tween the Kingston. Newburg aud Poughkeepse cuoS'
sthe Newburgs have only slight lead over the ro"Sn
keepse nine and Kngstons having gone under lie"
management striving hard 70 better ner ln,u P, .
10 NAV The Newburgs by bowling gang VINO uePo.oa
Hnmsalyes IN "A manner never before witnessed on tue
Newnnrg grounds They Missed the umpre,usoi o1Scenn
I,,r.gc and gnyed the players. Inc police hau 10 20
grn.men The Kingston team really lost by the actoh'
of their friends. The score was 80
NeWb
kturs I'm
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MEXICAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION

CITY OF MEXICO. July II, Via Galveston.-
The various granted previous years
companies or individuals for lines In the
southern part OF the Republic have been merged into
one for narrow gauge lneroceanic route from Aca-
pucO Vera Cruz nearly traversng the ancient
OF the Chinese trade with Spain across Mexico The
important Inks OF THIS line have already been butt and
IN operation. The portions Dullt sad TO pay
pay we'll 1t Is possible tnat the entire route may be
completed foreign capital The construction OF the
TOpOlobampO Railway VIII he begun III october at 1Opo-
lUbaiDpO
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cvstt smith and Butler SITS to Fifth ave. there 70
connect with the tracks Of the Union EleV o,s1
Company Tue company claims 10 IT, INV also oilers
% " nni,d the structure In Flfthave Irom
80 90 n Par the interest on half the cost or 10 pay .
fTn,on Company interest half the cost Tor thc u.s. VI
the tracks II built by tho latter mo ""''e' WV
ferred TO the Railroad Con mittee. 49,, ..oytt,n9
resolution was introduced in the Boarl pros ni,ng
,or Recruiting the resolution adopted In X GRIM rs
o.rmssinn TO the Brooklyn city Railroad oomp",, ~
INN ,team motors III Third ave. from twenty ,ns "
49,. .,y linz IL was laid until the next meeuns
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

surRzMz couRr.CHAA8e i5 BEFORE Barrett I-gN9s' ~
81. %. -. 3D. 81 70 a. AZ o. 90 go ~ - %, a. ~
227 23l. 2.i3. 25I, 235, $40. ,,.,,, , -.,...o.
sIPRoG,TEs CoURT-Before Rollins S.-Will Of solomon
Jes,nrun D 30 a. m. wills Of william Trow. susan NC
kenna Iridget Tucker ami John Manning. 10 m VIII
stpseIoR CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM-Before InE1aham j.
CoSwoS PLEAs-spEciAL rERM-Beiore Van loosen j.
Noday calendar. nm n.,,,. mig. ,iil.
derserve and Assistant District Attorney tNIS;r"h
l. 2 s. L. ), D. T. ;. o. 40 H. - ID IL ~ A'1 40 80 "
70 30 III 90 20, ~ p. 20. -, ..
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NEWARK.

K,spar Uolwlg age sixty. OF NO loO Wess
-, rIwsrlf carly yesterday morning he was ou"o"9
,,ans r,,laucnotl, lie leaves "A gfOwn'up tAhiy
m, prohbl.io ion campaign Will be opened 10 VIZ Nv
air nertnx MvJdside rark, 10 loo ptes1" -
.!,ors, l. telry formery County DenociAt III ''""e'
.r,v Yesterday morning officer oil the tas'
pncr a with bundle VINO was ana a.
o ear the cay line. Tue man utoppcu a' hsr
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TAKING BACK EXPELLED DEMOCRATS

At the meeting or the Kings County Democr'io
Genera, committee 1t ordered that the h"'
dozen members OF the Twelfth ara Assoaton VINO we're
cxDellea las winter for supporting an lndepenWh' N"
ao Lr rn,fafen on the ground that helr eF 'uloh as
no ERA y carried h. Committee IN chdg 81 ~ ms,-
er sfird that there sufficient ground TO- ,A clhs NV
uteuentent members Nike COict san the Assn t.iD
nni ah by the actiOn zen raj committee Dul "
tn next meeting delinquent members wOuh DC p'oPe'f
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THE COURTS.
CASES BEFORE A BROOKLYN JUDGE

manufacturer living North EDu Place Brooklyn based
pon charged heard Judge cullen vest
m - AMI htY" four chii'r le
husband claim. has ferei all Sorts 81 Due at
hands of ms wife e him tne target Tor her VAR
ous household utensils and has repeatedly b-an nj II Mr.
CLARK Gets up charges OF cruetY on tn ps o. Sr
c has TO gre Z ION mes, Tor ms
socet, of IN the church 81 the = ahgers lAs
citv a daughter supports her mother allegations
In the AMI Of the York transit ana IernlhM CON-
many 10 compel Barnes and others 10 SUR der SOCK
Dy trolling the company Jli@e
Suen gave decision favor Of the plan'hs yesteray
he company Was organized bod certain property On
Staten Islam interests Of the Bainors AMI ONO
Ka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

Henry Lee the actor. was before justice N'nl'n
IN the Jeier son Market Police Court Yesterday lie -
,rped T.. Matthews OF NO. 81 IS w. VIZ
dsposing furniture and cioing on when a ,,Isi
fhat Vaftuews hal been guilty OF usuIy and tat h' ns
had civil action against Matthews ne a%Ae Or an
nurnment OF the case and II woIt over untheA MoaJ
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LONG Island.

~, '',,n - sew York fatally injured On Su""'"
n,,nt Inv alung twenty nine Iee from a chotrJ 'l'V
1nNo H., AID CITY Justice cullen. Ithe Huplchr 49,.
hinw re, ed -25.uOO 10 $lnOlO tao Dah 81 90
am tyO ncnts new Dohu IA
',y h,fof, nd q tarret,on Mrs John L. DeOc'o'0 ann
i...nh AIc l.aughlin qualified.
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EXPOSITION PARK TRorTING RACES.

PrrrsBURG, July 1.-THE Exposition Park
races beglu tomorrow aud Will last four u'Ss' Inv
ur.e. aggregate ST. 500 and ninety OF tue best os-
- an, ,c.rs in tho country have entered rare sport Is
r,,c,n,ted specal mat ch between Harry LIKES
& iaxtt has been arranged The purse 1, Tor Sl'oov'
win 300 added II the pest tune Oh d NAIL '"'
Nj 6 made Dy Rarus is beaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
RITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Barrett yesterday decided that the bond
OF the American Surety Company appeal IL suci mt ass
has full collateral security for all money IN or
the percentage % loss Oh DOn@ gwen Tor ln
fd nv Of persons holding p)sl,rssf trn3 does nor eEct
IL u Der received rms Is the opposite
N recently ierc by Jnstca van Bfhl "Ao
sustained exceptions sIficeney OF the company
bOuL. co,,. ,,r,
Henry Root California and the National CAPE .ou,
pany have be suits against the Ihri ASehu" IVA o'
Hnanv plaintiffs tIf ONnrirl mp OF
tan hate lts operating cable roads, VIII IA ey 90
fa1 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

Owing 10 a dcay IN me aIItNI VI = - I,
oad nj beef the National Consumers Meat tompal
WAS moi al 10 open shops IN h Ihd SlNtn tNfs
day The beef arrived from the " e-t ye'toi"a ~
and the ne vi supplying II t. the consumer iieS
tr. The Western ranches viii be began THIS holhIAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
GARLAND AND HIS PAN-ELLCTRlC STOCK.
HE WILL GIVE 1T BACK 10 HoGEKs-WHAr WILL
HARRIS DOT

WASHINGTON, July II )Special.)-Before he
leaves Washington for Honiny Hill Mr. Garland VIII
give his PauElectric gift stock to Rogers from "hh
he received IT, Whether his determination TO do TINS Is
the result OF the recently Instituted by Rogers to re-
cover the stock the result OF compromise by when
he is to retain place the Cabinet II not known at
tht. time Neither 1t known whether lie proposes TO
nav over TO Rogers he received account OF
dvidends" or interest in the stocks OF local con'
panies licensed by Pan-Elcctrc Telephone Company
II Mr. Garland expects 10y giving up his STOCK al ls
late day TO rehabitate himself In the estimation OF the
nuhlc or 10 remove from the Administration the burden
of reproach cast upon II ny the cohdc'
of himself In the Ptn-Eiectrc Sp;cu
lallOn he Will be disappointed 1t Is 100 aie nc ms
chef and he cannot undo IL ny an ACT Oh
restitution for the benefit Rogers II he had Invested
himself of ali in the speculation year az"
the lmproprety OF his acceptance OF the gIt III inc
fret place, and his subsequent attempt by means ol Il
legal give IL marketable vaue might nave
| been overlooked. When Mr. Garland gives his STOCK
back TO Rogers what Will senator Harris. Indian Com
missioner Atkins and Railroad Commissioner johns on
90 stock This Is question which natulay
arises and TO which answer can be obtained al
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
cr ,,opy u,ppoR TO RE PROTECTED.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The Senate reSu 'ne,
consideration to-day of the calendar ana the
Mr. Riddleberrer last Saturday not being again "ei
nosed the Senate bill TO prevent oOsructp ntsrs
inrons deposts within the arbor and adjacent "S,o
nf New.York CITY, by dumping or otherwise, WAS Ao"
nm at this rcquesl OF Mr.. Miller and passed
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N Its% ,. In, LIZ --''''--''2 u 0 u IL
nei tuns-New YORK. Phla emma; - H. Mo'g 49,
rel Passed balls &c ncnts Wnd ici9s re e.T re- a 81
~ - b.sr on balls OF kccc OF Fcrgus0u flIst psc
r rrtors Sew YORK Pmldephe. 5. struck OUT ,
Vors4 Philadelphia t. Du'le plays-lchaIusol' ~ ~
nm ana Conner t,erbardt ami COnIor fOsdty anu II
rar Tmpire~ Curry. Bases stolen -iichardsoh basu"nL
Ime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

vded for silver certificates by tho act OF February 2s
is7s entitled authorize the coinage OF inc
standard silver dollar and TO restore Its legaitenner
character provided that said denominations OF II. ~
and rs may he issned IN lieu Of silver certificates OF
larger denominations In the Treasury anu 10 sai =.
tent said certificates OF larger denominations shall DO
ancced DESTROYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

or CITY. Penn. July l2-Crdte Oh-Nauon'' -,
ccruncates opened at 65is and closed ~ %
66I4; lowest. 70; sales. l.27o.ooo o"r'' n,nm,nts
. ass 900 barrels: charters. ia ioi o"''''
aa 342 barrels runa. not Reported
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MR. RANDALL TO SPEAK ON THE TARIFF.

WASHINGTON, July II tSpeciab.-Mr. Ram
dali prepared statement OF his views In support
of tho tariff hill introduced by him and adversely re-
ported By tho Committee on Ways and Means. This
abatement he will submit the house In the form OF
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sprRITs OF ruRPENrIN

cs.atxsros July ~ -rurpentinc aulet a. SV o,
nAyAskAH July IL. -tnrOenNnr s.eiu -, Ell,
~,,..s.,ns Iuly ~ - lurpenIIIe nrtn al 50 NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13
THE PRESIDENT PARDONS r. PORTER LEE
SYMPATHY With LEES WIFE AND CHiLDREN-A
covGRFssMAN'S COMMENT.

CONGRFSSMAN'S COMMENT.
WASHINGTON, July II lSpecidh.-SOme COM
ment was provoked to-day by the announcement that
Presioeut Cleveland had granted pardon TO H. Porter
lee late rresdeLt OF the First National Bank OF Bunao
\ Y who was sentenced November, lSs2, TO ten
wears, imprisonrnent for the crime of embezzemenI
President Arthur refused grant pardon In TINS case
The wife of the convict visited Washington teceh "
company with Z. H. MovIns. Buffalo lawyer VINO Is
NE rsoua friend OF the President. and made strong
appeal IN her husbands behalf In granting the pa'o"
tine Presjd cnt wrote on the papers:
lam enti rely familiar with this case and knew ,he
nrisouer "A long time before his CONVECTION NE
sentence was generally regarded at the thie II
,yos nrouonucei severe one "'IhS
fine NH extent of the law with the communication az
lowrn in the state of New YORK Tor g""d cohIuc. III
nr'.on he has sci we'd OF Ve years. ana II Is
etrrv certain IN NY mind that Whatever go"d II ever
10 be wrou upon ann individually mas aIeaus D.o
ac,omnlisbed. OF his CONVICTION MIS- "llN' d
uohie courageous aud devoted woman. ana hNe Slhtl
ntr.u W. re the sad for his crime anu eActed
The sympai by of The entire community Ly hci p'ol.
ord lahr 10 Al mort her dTrn and her ntNtT-lalhg
trnt and none IN the darkest days, the WIG has OrO
straied that she least, ~ entitled To ci"mricJ an
o. All 10 he able to restore nrr ner husband AM 10 ne
satisfied AT the same time that the ends OF luscc are
fully answered
Congressman familiar with the case, sNd thls "lt'r
noon: e suppose the President was moved pY icri-
iugs OF sympathy for Lees wife aud Children IL often
hannens mat sympathy Tor widows and others VINO nave
LOST their all through the rascaty OF bank officers Is
weaker aud more evapescent than sympathy lor INC
families OF the rascals them selves"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

,,.o,.,,v nm the Morrison resolution to reduce
n.,aro. IN the Treasury 1t is expected that
Mr. Rand ali will not only explain ana nrtnnitv TO
bnt will also take advantage OF tho which found
uu .ome Of the criticisms OF himse wn,vu ,oJ ~
exoress,on IN the adverse report that WINS ~
the House by Chairman MORRISON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

worth about 5000 Two other bundles containing vauabss
subsequently fOun. the artcles have been sfole3
from the house Of Joseph Donaldson ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-13

Total--.-.- o V'''.' 10 ''
-.,.,lv ono ont when winning run scored
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-02

AN unfortunate misunderstanding has
arisen between the two labor organizations in
terested in the cigar makers strike at New
York. The International Union claim that
the Progressive Union and the Central Union
have been secretly negotiating with the man
ufacturers, looking to the taking back OF
their members. The misunderstanding
threatens to defeat the strike. It has been
suggested, and sensibly, too, that, since it
requires but little capital to get enough stock
to employ acigar-ma each one buy enough
tobacco to run him day or week, and realize
on his work as fast as he can dispose oft Or,
if this does not suit him, cooperative fac
tory be established. This is solution Of the
labor problem that is feasible, and that inter
feres with the rights of no man, capitalist OF
laborer. If the men feel that they are not
sufficiently paid they can easily demonstrate
it by setting up for themselves. Too many
labor unions of diverse interests are likely to
spoil the broth.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-02-02

THE advisability of placing electric wires
under ground has been emphasized by the
effect of the sleet-storm Of last week in New
England. Sleet always interferes more or less
with the efficiency of the wires, but in this
instance the workings of the telegraph were
not only hindered, but the breakages were so
many that in towns where there was net
work Of wires travel was impeded by their
fall. In some cases the entire mass of cross
bars on the poles gave way and blockaded the
streets. The weight of the coating of sleet is
indicated by the removal by curious observ-
er of a half pound of ice from half-ounce
twig, pains being taken to obtain the exact
weight of EACH