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The hearing Will be continued to-day.
SIGNING A WILL WITH A DEAD MANS HAND.

Evidence was taken by Surrogate Lott In
Brooklyn yesterday IN regard TO the will Of Dennis
Blake. whose name it IS alleged, traced upon il az
he dead After his death It was stated that ne
alive and his burial delayed in consequence IN
til the set nj rest by satisfactory proof OF
his death Arthur Clark, Of the witnesses to the
Will, testified yesterday that white NJ. Donnply was
writing the viii he felt OF the testators pulse aud said
IF you don't hurry up he is gone The pu.sations OF
his heart had apparently stopped. DOnnelly then
put pen in Blskes hand and guided
1t across the will The witness
believed the man was dead the time. The lawyer
asked him ques tons. but II he hal Blake would not
have been able to answer. After tho name had been
traced tho will, tt changed that the WORDS
'brother" made cousin" and legacy or $500 20
one OF the girls made $3.50 to each Of them. The
witness said he signed the Will after the Geah OF Blake
and ala know that II fraudulent TO do The
had asked him sgl the will, did lie
say II va his Will.
William Blake the other witness to the will. testified
that the signature OF the dead man traced after
life extinct
There in regard to the provisions OF the
wi
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OPEN EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.

WAsuINGTOY, April y (SpeciaD Nearly
every day weeks Mr.. Rldeberger has tried
IN vain 10 ct the Senate to act M LOgaus Dlon
IN favor OF open To-day he grew impatient.
and insisted on calling up M. Logans resolution III
speaking this notion he ruled OF order by
Mr Sherman. This provoked Mr.. Hddleberger, aud lac
appealed from the decision OF the Chairman But find
ng that the Chairman right. though the rule IL
often enforced, M EiddcbcIgcr Withdrew appeal.
vote WAS then taken. and his motion received onY
nye votes. Nh. Logan then gave notice that he would
amend MS resolution that IL could be ruled
point OF Mr Plat notice also that tO-nor-
he will endeayOr TO call his resolution tho
aub
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RELUCTANT GENERAL" SPARKS.

WAsHNGToY, April - (SpeciaD -" General {"
Sparks does dare openly defy his superior officer,
but from his instructions Of April issued in accordance
with Secretary Lamars order resembling the order of
April 3, 1-S5. IT appears that tho General"
has disposition to do by indirecton what
he would not dare 10 do indi-ectly
The Commissioner instead OF having entries passed for
patenting from the several divisions IN his Office
are acted upon, aud as evidently contemplated by
the orders them be referred his Board OK
Review. and apparently he also sends to his Board
class Of cases which heretofore has not It, In
February last report VI the work done was published
showing tina; the Board had then examined l,l72
tries. less chan 600 a month Al that rate fl Will
take from to fifteen years cases now
su5pe nGcd III the General Laud Office.
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SENATOR SHERMAN'S ARBITRATION BILL.
4 SWELLING AMENDMENT TO TIE MEASURE PRO
post D IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Senator Sherman
submitted In the Senate to-day an amendment 10 'ho
House Labor Arbitration Jill The amendment was OF.
tcred 10 lie ovor and printed II Is to strike ont al
after the onactDg clause of tue bill aud i"scr' as io
lowst , lila,
Section I. That commiss,Sn Is ncfeny vn menu
tne al scd ~ Scows: Two members Of tho Senate
~ H., anrn.tsi by the President OF the senate, thrce
~ Of the House OF Representatives 10 po up
U!tcd by the Speaker of the House. ana seven lnoi
beers from civil life to he appointed by the ~ y,
tho United States by ani with the advice ana consent OF
tLe Senate not more than four OF whom shall belong 10
one political party, who shall he selected ior SUPERIOR
Intelligence as the industrial ana lahorlng interests OF
the country The civil commissioners sbflI receive as
compen for their services each at the rate OF lo
0ay when engaged duty and each member OF the Com
mission shnll receive actual travelling ana other neces
sary EXPENSES. suCh compensation ana expenses 10 DO
paid ny the Secretary of the Treasury ont OF any n"hey
,nittco shall choose from among their number
chairman aud shall have power to emf 10y astenosrapher
scction o That it shall be the duty ofsaid committee
take into confederation and thoroughly to Investigate all
to arise between the employers ana lhe employcu,
whether they be corporations or associations or private
Individuals and whether engaged In transportation.
manufacturing mining or otner industra interests OF
the United States ar as they relate 10 such oOuto-
versos between rival and competing companies or be-
tween Transportation manufacturing and mining COM
panies and their employees for the purpose OF fully
examining the matters which may come before II. SAID
commission IN the prosecution OF its inquiries is en-
the country AS it may deem advisable.
Section 3. That the commission shall maketo Congress
a fna report OF its investigation and tho testimony
taken the Of the not later than the frat
Monday IN December, 1856, and especially OF suoh
ent and within the constitutional power OF congress 10
adopt for the decision and settlement OF snch controver
sizes and tho proper means 10 avoid or prevent the same
aud shall cause much OF the testimony TAKEN TO DO
printed from time to time II may deem advisable ana
1000 copies thereof shall he distributed by the Public
Printer onthrd to the Senate ana twothirds to the
Representatives
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4 norsE rnAT ALwArs sArIsrIEs CUSTOMERS

a satisfied customer IS our best advertise
ment" business motto OF DcGraaf Taylor. the
furniture dealers Nos. AZ and 10 West Fourteenths
and unlike people, they live up to their motto
They everything that needed to furnish house
except carpets endless variety OF styles and
prices. The poor who wants to make his earnings
go as possible in furnishing little home the man
moderate who wants solid comfort without cA-
raVagance and the successful man VINO wants 10 invest
some surplus In rich and artistic furniture,
can all be accommodated at the large wtrcrooms OF THIS
firm that stretch from Fourteenth to Fifteenth sS be-
.hcr artists have produced 200 designs in
dinug.room suites alone, and have spent much
time and thought on parlor bedroom and library SIS
also They DO attempt the extremes OF fashion ana
freaks but out solid, useful aud botuttu! work,
which is accord with quiet and cultivated taste anu
neither wears ont goes ont OF fashion.
The firm make "A specially OF htting out cluD-houSes'
hotels, Hats. public Institutions and steaLe.s Nearly
hundred OF the best known city ana sea4-o hotels suc
the Gilsey House and the Oriental clubs Ike the
New-Yor6 and the Merchants Roosevelt Hospital
many OF Tho institutions under control or tho COhmIs-
soners OF Charities and Correction, the great steamers
North River and sound Ines have been furnished
by Mcssrs Degraaf IL TAYLOR. Naturally thcy havo
great facilities for furnishing bachelors quarters ouhE
men who want to furnish apartments ana don't Know
exactly what they want and haven't time TO
much money they wish to spend, aD0ut
what style goods they want and no further trouhe -
necessary. Estimates furnished, that one when
selected the order is gwen. and In the iu
ness OF the young man finds his apart ment iur-
nished and the agony Is over thirty years eX-
knowledge Of what is wanted and how to furnish 1t Tor
I 1a sn.f
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CALENDARS TO-DAY

q 3 s So c i99 $ g. l ssa %o i r.
strKENE couRI-SPRcIAL Ttm-PARr L-Beforo Van
sUPRssE oURr-CIncuir-PARrI .-Before Lawrence. j..
surGEME ooJnI ~cmctr-PARI II.-Beiorc Van vorst,
Iosi % O. 49, In Az VY s a5 $I 9G 29
?9s 1886, l7o5 l6iV l54o. LOAF. 1921 1870 l'sS 1850
SUPREME cmour-PART III z-Before Doaohuc J.,
aG"5 2is6 2ass 9Sg6 297 1o0i 2s8i isi2 i625 iio6.
sOJs SoO7 sQOs. 5000 sOl. Soi2 solS S0t 9ol5 Solt
S0te $3.50 SoSI 3OS2 S03S SOJ 3O55. $3.50 SOS7
surarNr CouEr-CwcuT-PART Iv.-Beore Beach. J.
Os sTr G Say coVRr%BefOrc Rollins s-wm Of william
Darling ~ M VIII OF El1aoeth Ferguson Floyd. II
"" stP ri N1 S9IHi~GEShG4i edgvisk J.,
FIGdmaS az and I9s g. f. is o. So 81 81 81 49,
SUPERIOR U6UHr-5rEcIAL rREM-Beiore TruaI. J-Aos
sGFEKok CoURT-lIuAL TERN PART l.. Before German
y IA "a, IA III ~ II Z i7is t'' ''' ''O' O'
COMMON PLEAs-LsUnY TERA-Beiore AookstsSeI j.
COMMON PLHAs-srEcIAL TRRM-Before Bockstayer J.
CoMnos PLxAs-TRiAL TERN-PARr I-Before Dalv j.
MSs va i S iSS ISSS ig9S 9a lS o igyS igys
1853 l76S ITO i7il Ills 1864 1853 1900 l6IS 1909
i$ i$ l15 IS Il 5sa i;5f s IssS 1851
SCI. goI1os lFS-ft ss 7S 1917 a. i4
tiTr coIri TRIAL TKaM PART I-Bcto1e rhrlice JNes
3 6 i stS s Ssf ssSs O' '''' '''O '
CRY CorRr-rNlAL TEHM.-rArr u-peforc myat, Il
5sG2 5O9O 5Vg3. oOO BOIL OTIS 5oOl 4'3s. oVJI oooS
6UlO. b3iS $500 1870. Opt 49,,
CnI CouGl-lGlAL Ikes-rAR IIl-BeioIo isN' -
Nos bpiU 900. HHSd. 5gS1, Gouy 900 tu2 ni-p %
Gao. 0l4I Glla 5s,5 ASA. 3il2 ~ ol42 9lao
2Da5 0V12 6l0O blNl Ol91 b2Ol. tOIS otuo 0OOa
zoos 1Oll 6lsd 500 6o67. 6Ol7 6Ols 67so, ol2l q,
COURT of OysK AND TLRMlNkk- Before Barrett - anu
Assistant District. Attorney Fclows.-NOs. ,.-...
COUKI UKSEKAL stssioSs- PAIN imbeiore roSo."Yr
smy IA and Asslstaut District Attorney tltkseag S"s
2 8 l. s. g. T. T. go II. L. II. H. 10 rs ~ ~
corn or GENERA SEsslONs-PARr ll.-Belore Junse
gder.ey, and Assstant District Attorney bedford Mos
"a Ib o. X %. 10 II, II, -. IA is. l6 IL, Is. ID
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
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MEMORIAL OF NEw.YoRK DA1RYMEx.

WAsHINGTON, Apnl II (SpcciaN. -Rcpre-
tentative Mnard u NcwYork. to-day presented in the
House memorial signed by more than 600 persons
engaged in the dairy business IN his district against the
Manufacture AMI sale OF oeomargarne. buterine and
other limitations Of dairy butter. Mr. Willard asked
leave to have the body OF the memorial. without tho
SIGNATURE printed in The Record. but Mr., Morrison
promptly objected. the memorial was accompa MED by
the draft of bill prevent Tie manufacture and OF
imitation butter. which introduced by Mr. Millard
to-day.
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THE TITLE COMPANY IN BROOKLYN.

An action was begun yesterday against
Register Murtha, OF Brooklyn by the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company recover 100000 for damages
by the action OF the Register N refusing to allow
extra number OF men 10 work in his Office at copying
the records for the company The Register had allowed
TO work there since he took Office but when
four men applied they were put ont Inc company
purpose to maintain al the rights TO which it is entitled
by law
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The increase Of secondc class matter mailed during
same period at the thirty Offices $3.50 255 pounds
The gross receipts excluding postage collected at the
thirty Offices on sscondclass matter for the quarter
ended March 81, were 81. 177.600 an increase of
S3s7 253 oyer the corresponding period last year
Amount collected ct the thirty offices OF ssoondcsss
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POST.OFFICE RECEIPTS

WAsHNGTON, April 12.-The following state
ment by the Third Assistant Postmaster shows
the increase ents omted IN the revenue OF the Post
Once Department, excluding postage second class
matter, for the nine months ended March 81 1856 as
compared with the corresponding period Of the prevons
year. at thirty Of the larger Iost-Ollccs:
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TIE MINISTER CONSENTS TO SEE THE MINT.

WASHINGTON, April 12.-Actine Secretary
Fn,rchd has received "A telegram signed 10y Collector
Hsgar Surveyor Tnuin. and Superintendent awton at
san Fraucisco dated April o. OF which following is
q copy;
called last evening the Chinese Embassy ana as
sured the Minister that ~ nis1pprchen s0u III he
Intended TO he shown either MS
Government or himself his arrival ut this port The
Minlsier was invited to visit tho United Statcs Mint.
which invitation he accepted.
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NV YORK AND NEw.JrR.ry D0rNpAny LINE

NAonINGIOS, April Senator Mcpherson
to-day introduced bin to rstify and confer An
agreement made on June 1893. between the conmis-
hohers appointed the part Of the York
and the commissioners appointed the part Of the
st"e OF NewJersey respecting the location OF the north.
efh boundary line between the States OF York and
hsw.Jersry, and the replacing and erecting OF nonu-
mcnts thereon.
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equity for tho Virginia debt because Of tho partition ot
The State without It's consent 10 Tho course OF to W"
and the extent Of tho equitable liability OF tho Unt'l
states foreign holders Of virginia BOMBS, on account
of tho nets OF the Government In nufylDS tue
tec.ons ~ the Supreme Court of UntCd states re-
lntiDs 10 the Of that state. There arc 10 Ds tbreo
c,nn,ss,0ners VINO 10 cpmpots thor Investigation
within = period OF six mOnths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
WHY'RE TO BUY MILLINERY AND DRESS GOODS


No veteran shopper who gets downtown
will ever complete her purchases until she has
what the frm OF John Daniel Son have TO orer Iheh
large store fronting Echth-st Broadway aud Ninth
st. is Continually filed with people who are wandering
about from bargain TO bargain and saving thei money
by the surest procer--that of investing II IN atracNe
durable goods az the prices hat reign ia th 49,.
In the spring young wOmans fancy lightly but ieet
ntuedly turns to thoughts OF spring outnt ana y "
nm, mise her feet turn Dlnies, where Der fancy
allowed 10 gcuty entwno Itself ABOUT te iates1 20
vices n every OF goods that WORK tose'ner .o
good and Inc annhl.at!on OF hei HieEus on L"s'''
Thl. Year, the firm say. the leading things In dress
goods are sunner bOuct and nae rise EhEtlah check
suifiucs OF which they have large STOCK III Az Nafey
~ coI1r and sizes y, lgurc also selling vel. Wool
etamiucs and dcutele grenadines IN Wool are also 1ou
well The stripe and ehecA combination sM'lhss az
the. canvas sutug that one sees every Mberc upon 'g
street. are com ng rapidly that 1t l. dfheAt
TO keep up with the demand. In the silk depart n"nt
The firm has large stock OF French fouiards rangngli
Irce from forty nine cents mp There "a wide ra.s.
of summer silks In checks and st pes, Out perhaps ~
neaiest and coolest thing Is piece o. lusisb lussv'
goods OF glossy straw color. lsht bGl arm IL 'eA.s.
yard Another beauty Is french creke &c t+'s''
phanous gauzc Win quiet pattern OF hover -
be worn over anything AMI vii ta-e us l"ne .u
color " the background. THIS f. - 30 yard tNeny
three inchr. Besides these spceistes there -
ordinary line OF satns merrc'tftr gios gram 80.
etc. IA yelyels there .io all the E1Ils V''NS
novelties in newest combination OF co.ofs
aud fancy two-toued stripe and check vef IS bes-s
these there are also hapdsome b sck ana brown 80
al. grenadines from - % yard up Inc trhIhn S ~
partment repete with every Pari'lan hv'eits ~ ii
iA.ns a large assortment OF beaded passenrhie ~ .
desirable coors win bsOcade tr!nges ana "t,if,s
M The moss trimming IN p.seh a'11 -.
worthy of snec!a attention. In millinery there arc q
and straw baHdecttr. Jet aud straw bonner oI,"I
many imported styles The IL ihmed h'',.h'as o,,,.
compete stock and Is under the management u Wv
ablest millinery talent
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THE VIRGINIA DEBT IN CONGRESS.

washington, April II Special. In the House
to-day Colonel Brady. Of Virginia offered bill to author
lie the President appoint commissioners ascertain
TO what the United States may Do liable In law or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
FOURTn.CLAss POsTMAsTERs.

" NNIIINVIVN, NTIII ITO 4
General to-day appointed the following fourth-class
postmastcrs:
M0ne-At Fairfield Centre. Melville II Blackwell
W0fD fnd-At fountalr Mills Samuel -. DAVIS; LLurel
Grove. John y n. M'p44-e, Mechanics VALLEY, II. H.
y nDrrs.
Mossochps'tts Al East uarwich J. Moore MILLS T.
u tldudso Woilhe,t James Chandler West Dennis allen
tfDeoH
T." ud"p'trC At Langdon. Frederick II Bundy
Nsp fDL A. Mcnaon Centre. Joseph Is. Malone
m" JerfeD-At AaNesiuk. Joseph Leonard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
S. ". MErEEs rocNn ~ TIE EAsr RIrEM

The brooklyn police sent word to Superintendent
Murray Yesterday that they had found in Newtown
Creek the body of Il drowned man. age about fifty who
was supposed to be = W. Meyers. of No. 1913 West
Twenty second 81. The body had been in the water
a long time. In the rockets were found gold watch
and a postal card which had been sent 10 Meyers by
O person III Philadelphia vino signed himself " Aoxan
der" No l43 West Twenty -secoud-st. is the house
OF DIR. j. j. Spreng Mrs SpTeug said last night that
five months ago MI Meyers rented room from her
and remained three months. Then be went away one
day without saying anything to anybody and did not
return.
" waited and waited said Mrs. SpronG, but no
tidings came OF him. ON April a letter came adj
dressed to Simon ". Meyers, and thinking II would
give me ccw to him opened IT, 1t from his
brother Alexander Meyers. who lives at No. ,2Oo
Poplar-st, Philadelphia. He wanted TO know My
Simon did not write. BEFORE he came TO this city he
was III the coal business II Philadelphia IN the irIn oi
Movers ~ Jacoby. lie sole out 10 Jacoby and came
here lie boarded for a while II West Twenty fourth
st. think he little off, He had financial
troubles.
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"Th.s isn not my funcr-siiall !

wanted to tell he said: "Ih's IL not my iu"eiS
used the word heret'
Mr. M,Ilnrdtsotte voce)-That IL q good word A.,
The witness continuing produced letter thai nc n'i
roaa,v.t from Casey Young dated Washington. harcl
nj lssa In which Young tells hin OF his discovery "a
the tai az cement IN the bottom OF nis uuA'
II ills point the committee adjourned uhln "e"Hos
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
LOOKING ZOE rHE F0EGEE OF rAH RhoEIrlN

LOOKING FOR The FORGER OF rAX RhoEfiI"
The warrant secured last week in'connec'loa
with tho forged tax receipts In Brooklyn has ho Ye'
been served Detective ZIudt ai'niited yes'oId'' 80
the warrant was the arrest OF LOUIS W. Do "a
lawyer who was entrusted with money oy MS lie was
other ents to pay taNe- upon their props IA hj
moi detained VIXEN the nrst revelations "cLo yrndS
had an apparently reasonable exp.ahatvn % sa Uyde.
said ast evening that he had not Teen ape 70 nv nsy
but he hoped soon have definite ele". ..,.riay,
cases OF forged receipts were made kno"n yictln.
one roperty-owner, who feared that no ~ s,'ah az
,nvs ibit tbs taxes on one piece ~ property "h'n "
had supposed were paid had been overlooked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13

,,,,,er for tho Quarter ended March 81. 1856. was
30 Ooi decrease OF Sl3tO22 THIS falling OF IS cue
ia fbe fact that July 80. Tho rate OF portsEo on
matter Was reduced IRON cents to cent
mound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
DlsPOsING OF WARMERS PROPERTY

DIsPOSING OF WARMERS PROPERTY
JUSTICE LAWRENCE DECIDES THAT RECEIVER
DAVIES MCsT HAVE WHAT WARD PAID
An order was entered yesterday by Jnstlc.
Lawre IN the Supreme Court Chambers, direct,ns
John r. Wilson. receiver for william &. Warner 70 CON
yey 20 julien r. Davies receiver FOR Grant & Ward
the property which Ferd nsnd War gave to Warner tae
day before the failure OF the fTm. The Judge said ha
as the only appellants from the decision o' rrfer.s
Hamilton Cole were Ferdinand Ward and his VITA
neither Of whom could give security on
the appeal. there was reason appars,a
why the Judgment 'houla not he carried out II th.rs
WI. any CAIN on Receiver Wilson's art FOR couni.
sons respect 10 this property COIL be a. gst,d IN
reference. The moneys deposit the trust com.
paGY ~ Guild b. allowed TO remain lbegs.
Sheriff Graut Is going slow ~ the CT his ,eyy
on ne property of Ms. Warner TitA-ayc. ana IL
Sher4ls jury proceedings touching her claims we-s
again adjourned Yesterday FOR week. for the th.ri
TIM Meanwhile Recover Dayes is also resting. ap,
parently his quest TOR Mr. Warner WHO has faiei 70
appear IN person IN answer 20 Lawyer Horn.
blowers demanaS That irepresentauye OF Gral,
aono la holding Mis- Warner, property IN part
satisfaction Of he Judgment against her husband BIZ
HOuoioHer mas Accordingly informed AeIH NAht tA.t
he must lake the sole re-pOnsiOny oI continuing 10
posse ssion Of the property as the creditors Of Graz
incs. The sherfs Jury. therefore must determine
whether the SheIE IL ~ possess ~
property actually belongs TO Mrs. Warner
Bank, who has just returned from a Up e
Havana partly on business ana Iarty Tor ts
heath, rdir mt Us 10 DOW IFcbih. w ~ Az
Referee Cole, SAID he yesterday has decided that tas
properly aud IN controversy are TO DC tHaed
Receiver Davies aud appeal has been made
from the NJ Naia GERS behalf. have nothing
10 do await the Issue. 1 Am perfectly contsas
with the referees decisIOn
Including his finding OF good falth on MI Narners
part III his transactions VITA Ward r Mr.. Johnston
asked.
The referee" replied the receiver. "founl tA8
ars was no mo e ,ane hn a. III, ih po
evidence depended alone Mr. Warner.
Whose counsel cheese not 70 pu mn on t.e stand Fo
any evidence tending to show that ar. Warner acted
bsl faith
Mr. Warmers counsel are fighting all along the ina
and VIII this morning move IN The City Court IN Brook.
"A stay OF procee ngs before Referee AeiisoD
the examination or the question whe her the $1,000
proceeds from foreclosure sales OF Wards former
property shall 80 TO MI warner or 70
Receiver Davies.
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PROTEsTS FROM ~ ANTLMONOPOLY LEA0rE.

PROTESTS From AN ANTEhONOPOLY LEAGtE.
AT a meeting yesterday of the Executive
Committee OF the Anti Monopoly League, OF which Il
n. Va Ientine II chairman, resolutions were adopted.
calling citizens OF this cry Ia write 10 the senators
aud Assen.blyucn OF their respective districts Ia DO
mand Of them the repeal Of the broadway franchise
the appointment OF commission to supervise ana reg
ulae the mOnOpocs. aud the selection OF ab Liolse
Commission whO,e appointing power would rest IN tho
hands OF the gas commission In anticipation OF Tho
struggle between tho etLens ticket and the ecinent
hostile to purity ~ local government at the coming fall
election. the aid and support OF all those la favor OF
good government were asked W. W. Miles, OF tho EI-
ecutivo Committee. volunteered TO appear before the
Assembly Judiciary Committee la The matter OF the
Broadway franchise Ia behalf VI tho League.
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VOLUNTEERS CELEBRATING THEIR MUSTER IN.
WAsUINGrON Anrll 1.-The District Xnlnn-

teersoi sG1 to-day celebrated the wentyhfth
sary Of choir into the Of the Un!tedSt
General Charles r. Stone, OF Newly ork who organized
ana commanded the District Volunteers In 1851 arrived
here This morning ana took part Ia tho celebration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-04-13
. couvrpprprrER ARRESTED.

CHICAGO. April I2-For several weeks some Pe,' AMI
bsvc been ndustrously passing oounteriot uo S,reS
half.dollar pieces Last ught Aiexanoer Svo' ,Smpt
nr H. lian prsnut vendor, was arrested WINE s~~
pg 10 pass some Of tho bad coaha.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Bv tn. Aurania (Cunardl from Liyerpoo, - "a" ia
Mathew Arnold Mss Arnold Dr. Walter nae y GCoa
Nj PAW j. g. NJ richards. J, Barr hooertsen linton J.
nor I D. Montgomery, colin j. MaS.ennm c.n,a,n TheapH
"a renderson NJ " bald Hector Cameron aysaat,x w
\ ". Dunnnr I. 3 Al II ocring W m. ..s.st
bingham. ID. O. Bacon, q. coppiey. Aicisnuo' WIZ