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New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

man OF the Committee Privileges andElections 1ho
memorial asserts tho fact that tho election was
occurred by the unlawful OF Is unquestioned
and the honor of the state doands that tho guilty per
exposed aud punished. The Ohio Democrnts NJ
the capital uneasy the revelations In the Payhe
case. shown IN tho printed testimony before the
Senate. and they more dlssatlsfeh over t!e
situation In Columbus The flight Of the Dcmocrafic
State Senators Kontuckr, and their discontinue mas
roundy denounced by tho ohio Representatives III
Congress one of them s.i to"lay: ~ expect to see
Ohio give enormous Republican majority thls vrhr;
and shall not be sorry Tho rascav gang that mas
nj control Of party would bring any cause mo us
IN private opinion the good Of the party VIII
not suffer II that gang Is wiped OUT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
PUILADELPIIIANS BEATEN IN BROOKLYN.
EXCELLENT PLAYING OF The HOME CLUB-o HE.
GAMES.

The feature of the baseball game at Wash
ingou PARK Brooklyn. yesterday, between the Brooklyn
ana Athletic cubs the brilliant PLAYING or Peoples
and the excellent batting OF the other nome players In
spire Of the weather fully $500 people were present
They divided their attention between the game and the
comca antics Of partly iutoSicitcd man. who nj resu
lar intervals took head down the BILLY bank on the
south side OF the grounds. The BrOohyD nine again
played In excel and defeated the visiting play
ers from Philadelphia easily Harkns pitched with effect
and altnouZb the catching % Odhrld was not
uu 10 his ~ excellence. thr other players supported
IIarklus finely Tue nine not weakened by The aD-
srnce OF smith, regular shorts as II" PIES PLAYED
well I'm that position The hone players virtually set
tied IN the opening lnnlug w llenehunns
$ r.ak or batting. EigIt rms were scored. Inc
Athletics made three runs in their openlng inning Inc
home players four more runs In the man INNING on
error, by -haf,.r aud Robinson. Wildly pichcd pan
Kennedy. and hits AMI gpot ba-e-runnlng by Plnk-
ne 4 lrrn and SSor;wOod. Ihe Athletic players made
their Otucr the last inning.
The a follows
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
Ienge Issued them by the Harvard University crev
for intern at0us boat race
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES.

WHiZHIo, YOUNG LUKE, sTRATHsPYY, LRrRTrrA
ROCK AND RYE AND AURORA WINNERS
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The third day of tho
meeting OF the National Jockey Club favor
able as desired. The was heavy The winners ot
the day were whizgig. Young Luke. strsthspey, Ls-
trta, Rock and Rye aud Aurora
The first me all ages for pnrse $500.
Farewell was the fav0rte $50, TO S36 for whlzng
$l2 each for Souvenir Bandaa and the field. Tn,
netting 10 10 on Farewell to against Whizzi1
. to against Souvenir to1 against Btndaa. 3 10 L
each against Alsinors and Brinova. IL 10 1 against
Shady. and Is to / against Emma Creamer. Whizgig
was first home two lengths ahead Of Bandala second
Iime lash Mutual pools paid S2i O5.
The second the Youthful stakes for two year ods
"sldens entry. Raymond and Queen Elizabeth tho
av"riies At sjo against $50 for Youag Lake. s2 FOR
Hannibal. $40 for Ermno - for StIleto. and ~
Tor br'rken and Bet The betting was to against
Raymond, to AGAINST Young Lake, TO / agaln,s
Ermlne. 10 each Hannibal and srlletto 70
against Qieen Elizabeth, 10 10 against Bet. and l2
l against BracEen. YOuag Luke finished an ea.y
winner ahead of Queen Elizabeth by two myths. who
was hafa length in front OF Hannibal third. Time
O:3lia Mutual pools pad SIG 80.
The third wasa handicap. sweepstakes ono and one
quarter miles The field the Drlte at $50 against
S22 for Bersan. Afrer~ard strsthspey sold for 800
and the field for $50 The betting TO | each
against strahspey and Bersan. 3 to against Colonel
Sprague to against Drake Carter. and to against
Enigma strathspey first under ihe string. length
and half In front OF Colonel Sprague second four
lrngtl ,head or Bersan third Time, 2:l52 Mntuais
paid S17.
The fourth was selling race. seven furlongs. for
tnrec-yearolds. There we're no auction pools soli
this race The betting was even King Victor. 2l2
against Letritia. TO against Ii e Minnie. 10
AGAINST Weaver. and 10 to each Rrnick ami II
Mshdi. LetrItia finished winner 9Th ahea of
King Victor second three lengths In front II te MIA.
HE third. Time, l:35. Mutual pools paid 81 3j.
The NTH race was one and On~-sIxteentn mites for
three year-ods and upward Swift the favortei In
the pools at $40 AGAINST S32 foe the held The betting
was to 10 on Swift, To each against Sprngnr AMI
John c., To l n-t Rock aud Rye. and , 10
against MaryaDder. FL nendnrT picked up nan iut
was excused being lame. After passing the Rock
and Rye mt the lean and never ne idrd ioar
lengths ahead OF Swift second eight lengths IN front NJ
Springfield third Time. $3.50. Mntua pools paid $50 3d.
The sixth was match Icr for $50 o. OF = la 7.
mile between Aurora two and Epline. three years
Aurora lO5 pounds. Eolnr l25 pounds AurOr. lie
IL AL and held II fnsn Winning by six lengths.
Time, O17l2. There no betting.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 1.-The sales Of
thoroughbreds to-day were well attended and god
prices realized. Flftythrec yearlings brought $67l7L
an average of $l.267. or tho Runnyrede yelrlngs.
the property OF Me>srs Clay Woo iford gray COLI by
In ported Billet. dam Mary Clark. sold 10 J. B.
Haggtn, OF California. for $500 bay colt by Billet
dam I'll, Dwyer Brothers 800; chestnut COLI by
Hndoo, dam Delight Dwyer Brotners 81 900 bay cols
Billet. dam Vida, q. ID. Wilson. Kentucky. S20OO
brown colt by Billet dam comet G. ID. Wilson, LIS;
bay colt by Hlndoo. an Matte Amelia. j. q. Cyun,
Kentucky, 100; brown III by Bn.e.. dam vulrtte,
Dwyer Brothers. >l,soo; bay hlly by Billet m Mrr-
cedes. Dwyer Brothers. $1,000 bay lilly by Billet,
Lady MO,h, J. B. Haggiu. $500. The DirlAnt year
hngs the property OF MAJOR g. G. Thomas. sold well.
chestnut coli by Jrte King Ban dam PiZLle.
ported knlgh OF 81. GeOr-e. tnis colt her 10
Punstee, bought by T. Corrgan for S5.lO0 .
ches colt by King Ban. dam War Reel by
purchaser for 500 and chestnut n ly b. Kiug Ban,
dam Maud Hampton. nv j. q. Hsggn Tor -. leo.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May II. - Major John w.
Clons Judge Aivocatc ordered to this city FOR
duty IN he office Judge Advocate General Cap
Ia II Robert h. Benham Assistant SurgrOn to duty In
the Department OF the Platte; MAJOR d. L. Huntington.
Surgeon ordered from THIS city to Davds Island New
York business connected with the reconstruction Of
hospital building there or the erection of
Captain Charles ". Wlams, Assistant Qnartermfser.
ordered temporary duty IN chargs Of the Office Of
Chef Qrartermastcr OF the Dyisoa OF the Atlantic ;
rst Lieutenant Robert H. Fletcher 2lst Infantry,
having fOind by Army retiring board inc pa
Grated for service been ordered to his home
FIRST Lieutenant James /. Iusk, Engineer Corps
derrd from Wet's Pout. New-York. to Sandy HOOK on
pablo business the e of absence of Captain T. X.
Lir.sel st Artillery been eXteIded two months
Cantan AV ChcrbOnncr Medical Storekeeper has been
granted four months leave Of absence peruisson
to apply extension of four months the leave OF
Captain H. j. Nowlan. 7th Cavalry. has been exlerded
Two months VITA PERMISSION TO 20 beyond the s-a
Major J. \. smith. Engineer Corps stdtoIel
land VI nc been ordered L. visit batteries at
Morris Island. Name. aud Jerrys Point ami Fort Con.
slIiutiOn Nrw-iianp-hI on pubic busiue-s.
Tie officers have been ordered In
duty Major A. q. Morrison, partrruaster, at Boston
Captain Thomas NJ. Smltn. 23d Iufsntry. at Buffalo,
Captain III VI. Marshall. Assistant QidTte!ina, ter,
al Philadelphia; Captain john W. Fr nch 10Th Infautry
at New-YOrk; Captain ) Icl Muuson 7tn Infantry.
u Aew NOrk Major James W. Reilly. OriiLance De-
Arulrry. Cincinnati; COOne j srph G. Beckcnridge
Inspector General. Chiclgn q plain John g. Turn
bull 81 Artillery. at Harrisburg aud Baltimore: Haior
John g. Helcher. iartrrDasier. at Denver and Second
Liruirnant C. r. Edw rls, 25th Iufntry, at Cleveland
The Navy Department Is informed thit Paymaster o.
H. Watkins. OF the Ossipee Asi tic station who
and who disappeared some time ago, returned
his
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
PROPOSED LIQUOR TRAFFIC INQUIRY.

WAsHIxGroN, May IL t.>peciail. Representatives
Price, Lindsey and Everhart the Republican
bers of the House Committee the AcoholIs Llqp"r
lralc t,-day presented a minority report in favor of
the bill TO provide for "a commission of inquiry the
SUBJECT. The DeIqocrarc members Of the committee
recently presented II majority report opposing the
creation oi such u commission. About 900 petitions
have been presented in Con asking for the passage
of this bill II has been presented III many Congresses
and has repeatedly passed he Senate. but always
meets with solid Democratic opposition III the House.
lhs minority of the committee call attention to the
TACT that The bill Ias been urged by cat multitude
the wlsest aud most patriotic ctlIcus U the
try, ana that 1t merely proposes an lLqdTy INTO the
effects the traffic. he President IL to appoint the
con mission and provision is made in the Ii Tor inn
partial inquiry. Congress has created numerous
III of inquiry great variety OF subjects, aud
the minority ot the committee think that there is
reason refusing 10 provide for an auth rljatYc in
curry into the social. moral and economic effect OF the
liquor trahc II the tra1c is of Itself good tIng it
has nothing to fear from such inquiry, but viii
benefit 10y careful and thorough eXhIDu Of
sental facts. II il is acmittrd evil the minority of
;hr committee THINKS the tacts ought by all means 10
bc officially lald before the people.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
THE SENECA INDIAN RESERVATION.

WAsHINGION. May IL (Special. The House Com
Dttee on Indian Afairs today reported substitute
bill for the introduced by Representative Sessions
to divide in severay the Senecs indian Reserv ations
In Cattaraugus aud Alieghany Counties in New-York
The bill provides that the Indians shall be cltz lis
entitled to the rights and privileges OF other citizens
OF the United States. 1t authorizes the Preside ut 10
appoint a to ailot the lands in seyeraty
share and share alike, the basis of value children
and women 10 share equally with the men, The lands
are TO be exempt from taxation and TO be inaenube
for twenty-five years except that after one year anv
Indian can sell bis land b, of the etary OF
interior. The fund Of 1923 600 belonging to there
Indians now In the Teasuiy is TO be used in ru,
chasing fsiining IMPLEMENTS etc. fO then benefit 80
3aI as may be necessary 1t is not the intention 10
fOIce these Indians the sotmen OF then land nm
seveIaty, hence the bill provides that the question
shall be submitted 10 vote OF al the male Indians
over twenty years OF age. II the majority dec,de
to retain tie existing trbal relation then any Indian
voting in favor Of the division in severay is 10 be per
Dtttd TO have his share of the land allotted To him
The continuance Of the reservation il declared TO te
disad vantage 10 New-YOrk State II this bill il passed
end tie indians approve it, the voting population OF
Nsw-fork will be increased about 5D0 here are
ever $4,000 sorss Of land in thess reservations.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TIE TERROR or THE SEAS
Spsefnl cable Dtspltch 10 The NduticIl Gdyrfte


The Fairfield ShipOulidng aud Engineering
Works. limited date Jonu Edrr ~ COZ. OF 0ov.n, nnid
the Grey hounds OF the Atlantic "rc pro
lay nuictc most terri oo engins
OF naval warfare whose destructive powers haye never
n, an apuroarheL The vessel will DO built of Nickre
s,.l ana tsed 10 steam kuots an hohr
sh, viii be nru,.i with Maxim guns throwing tcn SIX
inch improved suot pcr miuuts, aud also Mahin sue
containing 400 pounds blistug gelIInc. wuich could
he hurled over 800 yards ono OF which Is Capable OK
deslroyinp ANY clai ahoaL Air. George McRoOerts
manager Of the Nobel Dynamite WORKS. In Ayrshire. And
the authority aud expert IN explosives III cou
junction with Mr. Maxim, - perfected the como.uasou
Of Shells The weasel 10 10 DO nsmed the
Dsatroye err aud will be tho "Jcrror VI the ssA&"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
THE GIANTS WHITEWASHED.
EASY VICTORY FOR THE DETROIT CLUB.
WEIGHS DELIVERY POUNDED ALL OVER THE BALL
GROUND.
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rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSg1'
DETROIT, May 1.-THE DetrOits had thc
Now-York baseball team entirely at their mercy III to-
days game. Tho visitors were unfortunate in
their batting. aud tine few balls that thcy
did HIT with four EXCEPTIONS fell into the hands OF tDe
Detroit ieirrs. The home repeated their playing
OF Monday. except they were oven better IN tne'r
fe,dnG Wech pounded hard IN the
fourth and hfth Innings but aier"aIu
pitched better game Gerharit was decidedly ION
In his fielding and all his errors were maze ~
critical times and New-York payer
reached second base. Estcrbrook attempted IL
In tho second inning. but fine throw ny
Bennett headed him or Deasley retired Mt the end OF
the sxth inning favor OF ourke who hnished the
cOnfrrt behind the hat
The Dctrots tneir five IN the fourth inninR
by Gerhdrdt's tumble OF Tbompsons grounder' a trpe
bagger by Rove. singles by White, ben,''t
G"tzein aud Ianlon. and wards Win t1 tnrpm
the plate In the httn uouuieo
by white. Manning and Rchard-on and 'no her Iunpe
bv terharlt let four Their last run was
scored In the eighth inning on pase e'rn,
Thompson on balls and COnnOrs nun OF
Rowes. high Nv and ht py "atr. tt
innings only three OF the NewYnrk batcrs had an or
porunlty TO test GetzeiDs delivery. In the fonrth
'Rourke reached first hit to left field. but CoInor
ard Gi, spic each sent IN high nv nhis hnn
Dor2an failed To beat his gr0Gner 10 hrst III lhe hieh
after Esterbrook aud Deasey hal retired at first, We1ch
safely right n-ld hut Ward knocked grounder to
BrOuthers. Following IA the score
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
BURST A BLOOD yDss / AyD DIED

EwHAvEN. May IL (SpeciaD.- Me-
Govern. politician and liquor seller here died carly this
morning under peculiar Late yesterday
afsernoon Horace A. Wells entered his iquor-store ia
toXicaed and asked for dring Wells owed Mc'iovern
bill and the latter refused TO serve him. Words fol-
lowed and McGovern ordered Wells out Of tho place. Dut
the latter pc ked up char aud struck McGoyern win
IL lie arrested. Hai aD hOhr later uo'era
dropped ON the door OF his apoplcetic H. and
died after. The dlciors wh" attended al n
say that his death caused by the bursting OF Dooi
vessel on the right side OK hs head caused oy the excite
Il creIieN by the assault
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

Earned brooklyn. ,: Athleuc, ~ FlFSt DaSe Dy
rrIOr-- isrOJkyn Athletic. q. rtrSt Da on bllls-
BroDayn =; Athletic 3 struck out irookyn y Athletic
blses-BiOOXvn Athletic ,. i tai base nj ~
I.r,okyn 49, Atnlet c. o Home ruus-None hree-b Sc
hrs None TwOb has Nc Ia nany. ]; Gl aspn !:
Ia, r l. Double pia -Kenneiy and Gelson People and
Phnhis ~tO.el bases SwartSOod = busch re Pi 8
,: oD,us1n. !. Mild pc1 kenn'Cy. ,. Hask!ns. =;
Passed Robinson. 2. Umpge-Mr tergusOn lime OF
game. Loo.
through poor management 1t was not generally
known Columbia College ana Bergen pint
clubs were to play At Polo runtt yes iiy Tne
attendance consequently WAS sm Ill. The Stnn was Well
played and exciting throughout the Be gen Point play
er- making the winning runs IN the last Inning. Ihe
score follows:
Bergen FONT ..............-..-....0 5-s
olu llbIi College 4 % ~
Base hits Point. g; Coluubl 3 tTofs- iergen
Point . columbia 10. Pitchers -BrOwn ana Ayraut
In, Long Island aud Newark Etst -rh League c!uDs
PLAYED Mispet. Long Island. be ore large crowd
Inc Newark men outplayed their OppOhents at every
20 and won as follows:
Island u q q y O-l
Newark / U y d A-o
Base hits Long isa1i 3; Newirs. q. kIrors-Long
Island 3 NcI ark, itcners-Grecr and Pyle. mDre
Mr MycAOn
The Brooklyn and Athletic clubs will play wash
ington PARK. Brooklyn. 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
DELAWARE AND HUDSON ELECTION.

There was no opposition to the regular
acket at the annual election OF the Delaware and HUI
son Canal Company yesterday The following are the
present managers A. A. Low, James NJ. Halsted Lr-
Grand B. CanDon, James Taylor. John Jacob Astor.
James Rooseveli. A X. IN Nest. David DOws. Robert
M. Olyphaut Frederick Billings aud Il. suydan Grant
New York, and Thomas Corne /. RondOut. Y. V Ihe
onl, from last were Frederick Billings ana
K. Suydam Grant place OF Robert ). Hone aud Hngh
j Jewctt. Tuese vacancies We're filed Il Few weeks ago
and the managers already accustomed 10 their
duties. meeting OF the board viii be held to-day TO
complete tie organization
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
BALTIMORE AND oHIo's PROGRESS

PHILADELPHIA, Nav 1.-THE track of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad COmpanys new line 10
Philadelphia has been completed TO the western aput'
ment OF the schnylk River Bridge about quarter OF
mile below Grays Ferry over this track the first pas
sepcer train was to-day from Baltimore and on this
train were President Garrett. Vice President King
pnmher OF Baltimore and ONO directors and score OF
oficIas Is that the Schuyikl River Bt1 lgr
viii he finished before the end OF month. and that
trains viii he running into Pnilad-phia by June l. ana
within months the connection with the Reading
and Jersey Central tracks TO NegIork Will be made
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

possibly to Mr. Cleveland himself or by using the
Of your paper such TO aid In prrvel'ihe wv
President permitting such dangerous rrP as 'nc
one proposed TO be takcn. and am very truly vonrs
Boston, January -. 1885 j. NJ roh"'''
After the letters had been put In the committee ''
cussed for somo time the contumacous conduct OF '"o
witness m and IL wa. resolved secure answers rro"
him II there were any power In Congress 10 ENFORCE
them.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
ENTRIES FOR THE RocKAwAY RACES.

nc IOVcIs OF CTOss country raclng are prOm-
ised rare sport at Cedarhur,t to-day and II
the weather Is fine the ASSOCIATION Will
reap return tor It's libcra ty
by securing large attend There g0oi list "
enirs IN each Of the contests and many OF
shts ought to be close and exciting The first race -
nalf mlle dash Hat Ell tres The second
also a fat race, distance about one and half miles,
with ten good named TO start Then comes a
hunters s:eeplechase In which five Jumpers will
strive for the glory OF getting home first The
important OF the dsv Is the Rockawav Green
prchase. winch comes fourth There Will be meth a.,
Ike Iozen starters in II many Of them evenly
Datchet that The contest should he excellent one.
The tas sport Will wind up with y mile hurd-rac,
for ~hch six are named to start Following Is list
OF the
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
WINNERS AT LEXINGTON.

LEXINGTON, KY, Nay 11.-The first race to-
day. IL @ miles by Pal Lee Montana Regent
second. Time. l:5Ol2 No mutaas sold.
The McGrath stakes, five rurlongs by Po-
teen, ID limo second. Time. l:02l2 No inutuals sold.
Free Knight won the Blue RiDOoD, mile and halt,
GrlmaldI second NOmI,utls.
The winner Of fourth race 4 miles, MonOcrat,
Adonis second. Time, 2.Osl2 y, mutulis
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
TROTTING Az FLEETWOOD.

A matinee will be given this afternoon by
the Driving Club OF New York at Old Fleetwood. +,
was Intended give races for mem ,ers' horses.
amateurs 10 drive the trophy IL be
cup. The 23D class. however did not ni..
There may be a substitute fDr it PIT m. prokrtnns
at the last moment. however For the 800 class ters
are three entries g. A. Wlil-s bl ,ck seIing Niga-;
r. = Jor.an's chestnut g-ldng Mckee. AMI Sam, a
strauss DrDsD Pottery The gates OF the ua.k
are thrown open to the public free.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
WORKING HOME FOR THg BLIND

CoLUMBUs, Ohio, May IL (SpecdI). Ohio has
been the second the Union 10 establish working
home for the blind. Foraker to-day appointed
Iohn @ Wtnship OF Cleveland; j. h. Wallace, vi Milford
and T.. Duncan OF NJ Gead. trustees " sInLe aad
huiid tho Institution.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

ACCIDENT 10 A nAnbIaD ATHLETE
CAMBRIDGE, May IL tSpecian. .-Gustayus A.
Pudor, OF Portland. Me-. fractured his kneepsn ths
afternoon while exercising IN the Harvard gymnasium.
Pulor Is a senior and wrk1nNp I ~ ard athlete.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
FOURTH CLASS rosrAAs rERs APPOINTED.
PENSIONS AND ROUNTIEa

WASHINGTON, May IL (SpeciaD. Senate
Committee on Pensions to-day adopted resolution
calling on the Commissioner OF Pensions for estimate
OF tho outlay required under the Ingalls, bill for the re-
moval Of the limitations to the Arrears OF Pensions
bill The Commissioner furnished sucn Information to
tho House two or three months ago. The cost OF
the repeal varousIy estimsed at from 600 600
o 800 100000. Tho Senate Committee Military
Affairs to-day ordered favorable report the Logan
bill for the equalization OF bounties This and similar
bills have b-~n pending In Congress for many years
There little probability OF either bill paising ths Con
gresA
OHIO DEMOCRATIC METHODS DENOUNCED.
WASHINGTON, May IL (Speciat) "A memorial
from Republican StsIe Central Committee. OF Ohio
requesting thorough investigation Of tho Payne election
today presented in the Senate by Mr. Hoar chair.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

~ ,,o TRIAL q, yaenne None or the friends OF Moloneo
had seen thing OF him. however II ne 80 cPmss b ot
town said one OF them will he because ne mas got
on no drunk and has .'rifted on mere wtnon
Snovinr what he is doing. But that is not likely
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12

GOVERNORS 10 ATTEND THE MAY FESTIVAL.
CINCINNATI. MAY 11.-AmOng the people who
will attend the May festival next week Fitz Hugh
Lee. Governor OF Virginia: h W. WiisoD Governor OF
West Virginia. Proctor Knott, Governor OF Kentucky;
Henry Il. Mcdaniel. Governor OF Georgia; anu j. b.
Foraker. Governor Of ONO Governor Bate, Of Temp
Aaae ia o Ird
New-York tribune., 1886-05-12
RIVER AND HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON, May 11.-As it passed the
House the aud uarbor bill makes the folio wing
division OF the total appropriation: Maine Sl5O 900
New Hampshire $4,000; Vermont, $1,000; Mas,a-
chu.etts S2l4OO0; Rhode Island. $95 900; Connects
cut 100000; New-Yors, S735.oOO; New.Jersey.
Sl2O.OOO; Pennsylvania. 1000; Delaware
100000; Maryland. $4,000: Virginia. sio4 900;
West Virginia. $1l5.500, North Carolina. S2oG 300;
South Carolina. - 900; Georgia SilO5JO: Florida
S3i4ooo; Alabama. $4,000; Mississippi. SOB. 800
Louisiana. Sl63.OOO; Texas $4,000; Arkau.a,.
9l46OOO; lennrssee Si9i so. krntucsy, S2j7 900;
Indiana Sl32. 500 Ohio. SJi5O 700: Illinois ;j 900
MchIsan $4,000; Wisconsin, @I35. 500; Miunraots
100000; Montana. $4,000; California, S311 300
Missouri $1,000 Oregon. SG0j. 900. and Washin yton
Territory $4,000.
Ihe Oho gets SOC 900 Falls Of Ohio $500 ooo
Missouri River S6lO,DO0 Ml-sssipp River, 50 sos 900
and examination uu't survey, slOu,OOO
FOURTH CLASS POsrNAS rERS APPOINTED
WASHINGTON, May 11.-1he Postmaster-Gen-
eral to-day appointed among others fourth
class poslmasters
IennSylcan,a-At Blue Knob Miss NJ c. Long; Lands
valley. Wallace Hauck Iandrus. SUircr; Perxlnr n
vile. > H. Ernicnm kaker, William X. Kaksr; Rochester
Nils, benjamin. f. DUFFY.
Connecticut At North Windham. Merritt NJ. Welch
NdiHe-At ellington. o. Il. DAVIS.
Ncto. HdmpshircAt ast Havcrhill. Marin " d Cody
Ne'- YoTk-At ia KS Reef thomas A. Cayeuor KIys.
willie. Jerome Ritter. PetrOIa Florence
wick WOODLANDS. JOscIh ktt niger.