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New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Lo..E. N yARlous PLACES.

BoSrON, April 3O.-A three-stOry dwelling
at stoneAtm owned by Dexter Bac6ham and occupied
nv Ms Taylor an !. c. Pack ami family. was burned
tAls mDrulus lAc lOss j. l,JO), uninsured.
NAT. X. Mass. April 3O.-A FIRE to-day destroyed a
four-,ory brick bu ding in sam ner-st. owned ny E b.
Travis aud occupied oy \. J. AMI G.. W Travis Co.,
ana -n th. own X Co., OOO- aud sl0e mahuiacIuFeFs
lnc lIsS u >IN,OoD.
BARTON LlvDGyG. VI April 30. A fire at Trasburg
last evening entirely d.s'royei George H. Newlanrs
,rl. store an barn. f. H. Hodrds5's store. occupied
by II r. Jones & Coz general merchants the old all
house a tenement house. the post oHte. barn owned
by the town. and Tnoml, Fishers dwelling aud barn
NewarI'. los. d.. ~ 200 building AMI $1,000 on
goods narrlav insure T. The los DE- HOdrt-es build
ing u $1,000. insured FOR rlppp Ihe town 1e>es
y 200. uninsured. and IhomA, Fisher $1,000.
LANCASTER. Penn, Aprl 30 D-rne large barn OF John
Wolf near Mlway tnis county. burned last nisnt
together with the outDudngs eight horses and twenty
o,c horned cattle. Loss $500; Dtrtla.y insured Inc
fire " lncrud,ary origin
PHILADELPHIA. April 3O.-This morning large three
story budusat BRISTOL and Lon-shore-s Frank
fort vs. burned 10 was oued by john ". Reese aAd occl-
pied by Mrs Isabella Hoffman The latter jumped from
portico injuries Of her spine Mr..
Hoffman estimates her lo.s ~ about $500 Or this
amount ~ va. IN cash AMI 5000 ga diamonds
and jewriry Mr. Eeeses loss on the building Will be
about : 1000.
LINDSAY. ont. April 30.-rhe Seagog Paper Mil.
ownr,! by ia tcrsOu Brothers * Wilson, of Montreal.
WIS totally destroyed by ire tonight Loss $4,000;
insurance, 10000 The mil was running AZ is lul1
caplcitv aId a !arsc number OF wOrKuen are thrO wn
out Of employment
PoRr EL.Gv. Ont. April 3o.-J & J. Georges large
-four mills we're destroyed and number OF other build
ings badly dainag ged by to-day Loss. $4,000; in
surance SIG 6OOO-Sl 200 the Commercial Uuion and
=. 900 each IN the British American aud Royal Cana
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

AtAmeetng Of the Central Railroad OF New-Jer-ey d.
rectors yesterday tho following ticket was placed in
nomination for the annual election: Henry ,. Little,
John Kean. Henry C. kelsey simIel Sloan, John =
Kennedy James \ Roosevelt. George G. Williams. : =
Hayes ana GrOrs- l. kcnZl". No other business Was
done II should he successful lers0Od
the road
meeting stockholders OF tae New-Jersey and
New-YorE Railroad Company who opposel to the re-
scheme OF consolidation held al the oce OF A.
". Lyon. No 80 Cedar-st. yesterday. EhpAalet Wood
presided. Tie report OF the committee appointed IN
January to examine o.. books OF the company stated
tn.t all Information had been refused resolution was
hen adopted protesting aganst the election of
next Monday A. Illegal ana tcOmAit ee appJn ed
to begin LEGAL the proposed cons soli-
datlon with tie HAcAensacA roaL
PHILADELPHIA. April 80 l>pecin1.-General /.
J. Wsrr chairman or the Texl, and Pcihc reorganiza-
ton com niltee mas notifications from d.
ers OF $500 RIO Grande DIVISION BOMBS and from
large OF NewOrlesns Division uondhcders ap-
provn Tue reorganization plan The circular To security
holders OF the company will, IT'S thought be- issued
agreements ectIOA with lhe scnrnc viii delay the
call for the surrender OF bonds and sochs
press package from NeW-York rontsinius one
Thousand ~ 900 Reading Railroad frat series
iu New York ou wednesday at The sac o, 90 col
lateral pledged hy tie Reading Company To secure the
ony information that Mr Barker would npIrt IN regard
To Them was that tney hid pern paid FOR with check or
aren't o. rre-ient Garrett. Of the Baltimore aud
Oaio Railroad Company
OTTAWA. Apr1l So In the Railway Committee to-day
the Northwest Central Raj way bill passed. The Dt
was passed with the provso that ny thc Of Jnne
company does not satisfy the Government thai tue
construction Of hc ROAD VIII .letiliy io Its COM
p!euOD Ehc CHARTER may De transferred another com
pany.
NOUNC,rOwN. ONO, April 30 C>pecaA.-The Palne--
vile ami Youngstown Narrow Gauge Railroad fIom here
Falrport. Onio, which built mainly By foung~
four NJ. ut-p IN ham .f va Z -ale
time and Ia be sold june B. The entire line includ
M ali franchises - appraised 90 ri-OOOu Arrange
n~uts have been made by cOlou Humpucy- anu others
purcl tne road. chaug~ its giving through
Inc ron Lake Ere Via. YOUNGSTOWN to P.ttsbur-.
CHICAGO. April 3O.-The managers and general freight
agents of the Norhwe,tern lines held meeting to-day.
the principal roads Ue presented IL decided
enter into tact agreement continue ~ force the
present tirh until such time plan for a poo could
be- agreed upon. A Committee appointed. consist
OF the genera freight agent Of road nterea ted
and instructed to formulate contract for n pool
The committee OfEanilcd aud then adjourned uN nrNt
"Wednesday to give The wabash road the Contra!
Iowa "A lance 10 become represented.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THROUGH NEH-IORK ST1TE.
FoUNrERs' DAY AT vAssAR

PoCGHKEEPsIE, April 30 )Spccidh.-Vassar
College was brilliant to night with Illuminated CORRIDORS
parlors and reception crowded Will richly attfed
madens and bcaux full evening dress, the occasion
being the tween first anniversary Of Founders Day.
All day people arrived in the city to attend the
cises This morning Miss l. /. s~atser. Of stonehan
Mass president OF the day. and Miss Ruth Curtis, of
Cleveland ON o. chairman OF the committee OF
ments decorated Matthew Nassars grave with choice
flowers evening the formal exercises occurred
the chapel Dr. Kendrck president OF the college,
opened the sc with prayer ami Edward Everett
Hale made address Then the audience was invited
10 a coll dlniu after which there
"a promenade concert In the corridor. The college
gce cnb hungarian -ong-. brlug led VI -
Annie n. Green. Adam-, Mass. being .npancd
Ou the piano by Miss Hatllr Marshall. Of Nashville.
Tenn Later the Oung people whirllug the
floor IN thr lanc qu4dre Virginia reels but
watZes. They do not cOuntenaIce waltz-s Il Nassar
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
VARIOUS LEGISLATIVE MATTERS.

ALBANY, April 30.-Mr COgseshall intro
duced the following resolution in the senate to-day
which tabled being greeted with objections by
Messrs. Fassett. sloane. Pierce and others
Whereas The Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
New York a corporation whose capital stock Is worm
100000. possession OF assets amOunt4ngto over
S6OOUO,OOO and,
Wheycas IL provided that the corporation can pay
only Der cent capital stock that It's surplus
earnings should be applied TO tae Dement'S Of Insurers
and.
Whereas il alleged that the enormous revenue OF
said CORPORATION rted from the use and beneht
or those entitled To them and wasted n eNtrdvtgant
and unnecessary salaries, fees. commissions and per
cottages while the provisions OF law regulating It's
administration defeated anu eNaded Oy us oiucets
and agents; therefore be II ,
heso,red That committee OF tive ne appointed by the
Chair 10 investigate The Equitable Lake COMPANY anu
report 10 the next legislature u
Cir. PuukltU's DIl Tor the payment or ColOncl T. J.
Xoot's leg expenses coutcstn- the Office ol COrpO
ration Counse Of New-lOrS vigorously criticised oy
Mr-~rs Fdssett PItts, aud the OL was Killed Oy
rtrU vote.
The senate 10 day approved tue Assembly amend
ments 10 the Thomas Dill and sent II 10 the Gov
eruUr.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
MARRIED.

| DE- wARDENER-s tPORrAS -OI rdrr'iiT. tnf ~ - =
tao Chnrch o. the Tran ZnrAto9 by me ~, ~ 4 -. -
H0nglt0n. Rudolph Ba '0g q" Wtf.'uff 10 "'Di'" "'y
| daughter of 5he late Edward -iDoF.Gs -
GUERTI N-DfLrs-O Thurs ,lg. fis 2fh ia't 81 ~.
residence - ths brides ms,In DF iA' ief a - '''
rends C0rnne Marsh Ds % AlDert Henry ON'4'N "'' ."
Brooklyn.
HOLT -MATRs-On Thar.,la- ADri % Is3f. ~ the red
l. =. H. Macarthur. - Lu "a tDf-f daifs - T.
ofthe .l,' John D. Mars. TO D.. L. ier I'm h;-' ho'''
all OF NewY0rs
MAN S-McGLADE-On the 29a llst- AZ tis lr,e's Ecsi
donce. EngewoOf. y. T.. hv tie Rev. Dr o. N"rm .
A. McGlade 10 CHARLES a. Mann o. Vleye.'n ONO
MAYO-rYSES-At -. Thomas Church on Thursday.
Rev Alexander Mack4y sni;h Edi,h rysen and George
Temple Maya
MURPHY -FLNORF-On WednesfaY April p a, the rss
d,aca ~ hrile 2tC tuhrtge Pa'e BrODsY
By the Rev o. ~, Homer Henry Morgan Murply. Of AeN-
ara Y j. 10 Jennie A.. Glugh'er oi Charles EmCrs ESQ
PFLLEW CHAN DLFR-On Tdnrdir, April -. AZ -
ThOnlass Cnurcl. bY the Rev. Ni lan Mo- xin, - D.:
Charles Pecw and Margaret walton. dalsltef 0!
Charles +. Chandler, ESQ
RISING -MiLLER-In this city. on T9IrYtaT APrl 21i
Henry ". Rising, OF New-YorA. anu MARY = M'ir oi
PHILADELPHIA
Phiaelphia papers please copy.
Nr ID ,nIel Ss0ord OF Neg-York 4 A. and Nr,
Bessie NJ Johnson " Warm springs, North CsronAA
No cards.
SHEPARD -sCHENCK on Thurstiv. Aprl ~ az tno
Church ~ the Holy lOnmunOn. DY the rev hchy hottt.
hmms dau ughter of tie William 9chencA to ChafIs
r. shepard NJ ID.
TOMPKINs- -sMrTH-On Tuesiiv. ADrl p. AZ the fed
dence of the brides parents Wood ava D. the Kew, r
Hall. Theodore rOmpkn- AMI Julio g. @mith
WAkEMAN-PErrEr- Npru =. NJ It Barthoiomfwt
Church by the Rev. samuel Cooke. d. D.. FresfTic<
Wakeman, " Newark " j. 10 Minnesota Pctiet OF Ne"
YORK
All aOees Of aIrtIgcs Das De IN torset c.s fs mana
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
Post Once Notice.

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cur q u-l
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fsuoupiIYin M AL cass.l a. -his nee s,tpuDys
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~ f0lua Al Id. 80 a Tor Jana.c4 L. >. =, - Om d..
C,sicn kugstOh eters or de AicO must D. drsctet
san =. AiOr PtcIdc p)r.., per III "a
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A. - M Neslcglants dlgs3- Dsr s.
Amsterdam (tcters must o. 1lrettrd psr
Zlau Am D. at D. IL lDr rGro1A p'f > . O.f o tll
eST1 VII Queenstown ettcrs must De directed pc City
ol 1hlcago". All D. ioc beIsldn direct. per = :.
Helxenland AntserD letters ndst Dc a.rccseo per
Belgcnlahd We
Nails for AustrlliA NewLeAalL s41t ylc n AMI slmp.i
IAanls per r. 4 Alameda iron oll rrAlois;DL co %
here "a, al tOr - lrr.sA .. Ns" 4 %. , p. = :,
B.uo Brltasa nlAs Tor Au,riltIi. MANS .os
clO,e ners AAy . > N Mas Jr the Hsh' = u
tsan.l, Der Zeaandla from IAN Ffaa il,co clos'
hers Nav att y N. Mails for "a, pl1l'tI ~ "a
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Themes by .ts. asr frOn ksf Wese FiA cl''' !" 'a'
pnlcs tnlf Az -Sj IA
r,os,Aainls atsloNnEN rrsnA Plsiic nIlss arranged
o ~ Isr uhaI3trilssi o'srAii UAiss
the sssG srf.ytt: IA u ns -
- rr.neiscy On lay SI sAuns stsAnsrs Hs ns
patched thence 'n0 HENRY q. PEARSON PosInsastor
kess ouucs Asw.f ork. N. Y- April 95 1850
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
A sz5o.ooo BLAzE n .AN FRANCIscO.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 3O.-This afternoon
fire destroyed l. * L. Enanuels furnIture establishment
IN Market-st. between Third and Fourth is, and A l.
Bancroft < Co.'S stationery and publishing house The
flames spread 70 adjoining smaller buildings. number
of which wth their contents also destroyed. The
total losses estimated at S7jOOOD. Is follows a l.
Bancroft Co.. building. ~ 20 900; Insurance $4,000;
stock ana plant. 500 900. Insurance Sl2ONuO l. ~
Emanuel. stock. Sl2o 900; insurance, $4,000. The
losses the surrounding buildings ami contents Will
foot up - 1000 Insurance light on the latter
Patrick Beattv killed ~ IA Ing wall Of :he Ban
crOf. * Co building number OF others are reported
XII! ed and several seriously injured.
II. II. Bancroft, the historian had hia printed volumes
IN :he Emanuel nu ding and sheets Of several unpub-
ll-neI volumes his history OF California and other
Pachc states several years he removed his vall-
able OF carly manuscripts and books 10 nre-
proof building far NeucIJ 81. 20 mat these
irrsIr are sifp u said. however that his subscrip-
ton list for MS history Ls burntd
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01

ANDREwon ranr'ay APT! 2s v ash' la'' T ro.tsa:,
Funers . ryces at the NJ e Church. Navesnk on Iay
Boat 5lt leev's IS Pier Gf's.S :. 4 R., at IoI5 a. m.
BURFORD-On April % 1855 r. G. BI-ford aysi - ye,r.
Relatives and frenis nv,a attend tle funeral ~
yses a. l, the Te'sass qI ai, son 9g9,s M iS
Interment at woodlawn on sunday
CLosEAt 81 Cumberland at BrooSiyn. April 20 Henryr
Funeral viii tlSe ace today Christ Churca Geenw.ch.
Train vii leave Grand Central Depot at u noon.
DU NCAN-On Friday evening AD- 3d. ar me resienc Of
her her East SAN st. Ellen daughter oi tnsnts
Notice OF funeral hereiftcr
GRIFFITH At Hoo.ac NY. April - Francis corn.
Of Evan 5riaith in III, 57th year 0, MS ago.
GREFORY-un April - Mary A., wdoS Of Lewis Gregory.
Fanta scrvc, from her ate s. West 5jthst On
saturday May l. al 2;iOD n.
r ms " W B l1' W 'i
Of ilan r salto h % merry % \e W nay ,i M
day mocn n z at II O'Clock.
NEw-on "Wednesday April 2s al A. NJ, Erasius NeT IN
Faaera ron hi. late rs,enc eo Lincoln Place BROOKLYN.
nernSn Il RI en- ia Iaen reen %od %osp ccnsie4y S Hy
Columbia County papers please copy
NEWHALL-On the 18th Of April az Painnel L. y }. ol
malignant dphher Ruth Fanny daughter of Henry b.
Funeral services private
PErlEA Rel banS NJ ,S9 on ia s,,s 2 1B e Ag5 43a
Funeral rom iie r.siencs Of her brother Jon,taa
Petre 10 III OtA-st this city on M)nLN Nay iaS
! -;3n p m.
PTERCF-At Pleaus stvlle. sixth day afternoon. it1
month Both. Of pneluouA, Noses Pierce ia thr i year
OF Nl- .
Relatives and frenls nvel attend tae funeral az
ipDaqna Meeting House second Jag, 1th month d.
| lO:fi m.
Carriages wi Grand Central Depot A. 80
! a m. Chappaila Depot
POrTER-At Montclar. y. J. April p l-.5. HArrie y.
son OF samuel and Priscilla " pOlter IA ae IJt1
ID: his ,,.. ,,
Funrra services the residence o. hs erani'aher u j.
Porter. Plymouth II, >1tIrifV m L. SD D. n
Carriages will the 20 tram from foot OF BARCLAY
-. on D.. L and W < Z.
SMITH On FRIDAY April hs residence. No % West
S3d -mltl IN he t1t year Of H. if'
Tfis relative friends and those - hsfl y are es r
fully nvlt,f attend the funeral attl' Reformed pic
Church. jthave -Jtl-st. On MONDAY morning. MAJ D
J 10 o'clock.
TNDERHIIL-On April 30 $50 az l33 feIngil ave, 0t
pneumonia Abraham UutrrhL 10 tn 81 y'ar pt M az
Relatives and renis 1T InFtl - ttrAl me uln'tN ST.
ylcrs AL his ag. resIents MOndl, May s. al Il IA
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
A COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER FINED.

necuar interest 10 New-York business men doing bus-
ness in the District called up this morning IN the
Police Cour. has been penuins for several days
Donilison Cologne commercial agent representing f.
JafIay & Co., OF New YORK. charged with dong
business without license He SET mp the defence that
he had no authority from his employer to offer FOR sale
or 10 sell goods but merely 70 exhibit them and Ike
conditional cIder when he claimed, through his rOun
sell was not a violation OF the license law, which i'm
bu mess IN the District The cOur dd not consider the
defence "A good ono. and imposed IA nne of 500. An
appeal Will taken by representing the IraNe
rs and Traders Union which Is GesrOus Oh making this
fa-l le.Z
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
DISASTROUS F1EE IN BALTIMORE.
SEVERAL LARGE FIRMS BURNED oUT-THE LOSS
5000


BALTIMORE, April 30.-The most disastrous
fire tLat has taken place in this city for many years
broke ont shortly after y. H. IN Ito hvestory ware
house. No BIS West BatmOre-st, occupied by :. W.
Floss Co.. wholesale dealers i'm notions aud white goods
The names spread with almost incredible rapdlty. Tie
entire Fire Department called upon, but brisk
wind carried the nancs the adjoining buildings ana
they were badly damaged beiora tho could exert
its influence Floss & Co. carried stock valued at
$4,000 which destroyed. II was insured for
$4,000 The building. owned By the estate Of Jacob
Trust, was worth $4,000 Insured VI. :. Levy sons
mauuiac urers Of goods, aud u, Ring CO.. manu-
facturers OF clothing occupied Nos. $50 and 3-2 Levy
sons estimate their loss at SSj 600 sfock and ma
chinery. fully insured and Ilng & Go. place theirs at
100000; insurance - 900. II. Ring owned the buih-
nG. valued a. 6OOO) Insured. The building Nos 3-l'
326 and 32s occupied Cross DInb,aco. furniture,
and Imwold Mebring carpets Tne former est-
mate their oss a. $4,000, insured Iinvod Nehrlng
Suffered loss II about $4,000. Insurance T2ouOo.
1he estate Of Jesse ling ufowns the building. which "a
worth TlOOONJ. l. So 10000. covered nY insurance
AhcrNirohcrs. Noi north Hpwarl-st., dealers I'm hard
ware Carried So 900 stock wJlch there Was TL-oV
Insurance. Their stock vas badly damaged No. =
North iIoward-si. IS ocruoel 10y ] H. Msttiry ~ Co.,
s-lt!oners; II. :. jenkins Bros. Co., olcloths matt
incs. etc. and Del. Knapp * CO., bookb.niers lIHy
were all baiiy damaget bv water. Meitry . 20. 3
loss Sl5.OOO 10 @gO.0rJ: Insured Tor ~l'.OoO.
jenkins Bros & CO. carried > 20 600 stock which "a al
most tofal los, sirei fOr $1,000 Dell, huapP
Co. were insured for S3,1JO when about covers thNr
loss. Frank Adler. wholesale shoe dealers sIer some
loss from wd.er as a+O do WIZ Beidler Co., 'lry-
goods both Insured Ths tO-a cauuOt De less tlAu
SGOOOOO and the insurance Is mostly ln out Of town
companies. The origin OF t'a fire - unknown.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
THE ARCADE RAILWAY.
AN AMENDED BILL PASSES BOTH HOUSES.
CHANGES PROPOSED By THE GOVERNOR ACCEPTED
BY liz LFGIsLATrRr.

CHANGES PROPOSED By THE GOVERNOR ACCEPTED
BY THE LEGISLATURE
lFRoN TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRIBUNE.
ALBANY April 30-Amendments that almost make
the measure new one were made to-day 10 the bill o.
the Arcade Railway Company to build underground
railway in Broadway from the Battery to Fifty
uinth-st. and also from Madison Square along Madi
sou-ave. to the Grand Central Depot The amend
ments which suggested by Governor Hill and ac-
cepted by the railway company, provide compensation
10 the city for the valuable franchise that Will be
grasped by the railroad corporation Moreover. the
propert7-ow along Broadway to be comfOrted
with the thought that their buildings damaged
any loss they suffer will be paid from indemnity
fund.
Senator Murphy presented these amendments to the
Senate They were accepted without debate and the
bill was passed by - to ,. THe Assembly also con-
cured in the amendments and a1scd the BILL and it
was again taken to tine Governor.
In Section , il is provided that il by Of an
injunction or other legal imDediment the company is
prevt nted from completing it, road within the time set
bv law the Railroad Commissioners may extend the
uno Before ths the railroad had any time in which
20 complete its road. A. long there were lawsuits
in the codrt- AGAINST il the completion of It's enterprise
might bee delayed. he Railroad Commissioners must
bee satisfied nevertheless that the railroad has not
brought suit ac snst itself and, nOveOver, cannot eJ
tend a time for the completion OF the road more than
double the time lost by reason OF the lawsuits. The
bond so indemnity The city and propertyOwrers 10
creased from >JOO.OOO to S2,OOooOo. II l. also
provided THAT the company shall not begin the work of
cOl.tructnZ ts road until it has at least 900 ODO
in rs trc,Iary "appcable to the work OF consiruc-
ton Inere u another amendment providing that
the railroad shall pay per cent OF its gross receipts
annually IN the CITY of New York. An amendment
provides that the company shall be liable TO the owners
Of buildings in Broadway tor any damages caused by
the Instruction Of the railway. Under the bill a.
passed the railroad given iortvour feet of Broad
and unlimited space whene-er 1t reached tue
Iublic parks Union Square and Madison square
might have been entirely undermined and the spaces
beloV the pretty litle parks taken depots Tor the
railroad. An amendment has been made that VIII pre-
vent this trespassng upon the parks or the soil be
meath their surface change i al-D made in the ap
pointing power. The Governor to appoint new
board of gneer commissioners who 10 supervise
the work in the interest of the public. An amendment
made also which gives the Legislature the right 10
r. peal amend the charter of the company thus
granted and also providing that nothing m The act
shall bc construed contract between the Site and
the company In OF the failure of the company to
complete it, road or take ADVANTAGE OF its charter the
Attorney authorized to bring suit TO dis
solve the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-01
=, .. .oon 81 not rather BE- boyco;tcd. knowing that
Eou. YOU, ~. sin.ss VIII be moron sed by such mcans
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS ON GUARD.
,o1yp Not TO ALLOW THE MAYOR TO STEAL A
MARCH on THEM.

MARCH on THEM
The terms Of Excise Commissioners HauSh-
Am Mitchell ana Morris expire to-day. Three weeks
80 the Mavor nominated as their successors William =
Andrews John Won Claim and Charles II. ~oodman
and the Aldermen laid the nominations on tue table IL
=, NOT believed by those wclinformed that enough votes
,o confirm them hrteenl can be obtained Two Oh 'he
evolve County Democracy Aldermen tJaehne ana
n, Iacv will not be present al the meetings OF 'he
R,ard probably for some time. II Is not by any
e,rs certain that all of the remaining county Democ
-ocv Aldermen would vote foI the Mayors nominees
although Hubert O. Thompson has nomlnaiS * 'r''u
himself i'm that direction Three Of the four hepuic'"
Aldermen positively declare that they VIII not vote 20
-~,, mn allowed ID name oie y. l''
.'.,,..rs The Governor has taken no tclloh on .nc
nrc lerred against The Excise 'u'
90 ~ Z, dismiss the charges against Mr; norris.
tl,,r u H+urhtOu said last evening: M 's,hhu
AZ. ,.s Nayor coutempaies appointing tIIes'
-. - ., take our places, althouEh nc nas @ @noa.'
~ t,rpe candidates TO the Elartl o N'"r1 l'l'- ~ a.
r"toitlsiluL.n- thst he mas 'sNea tur and bis
u, -, INN Inc sole power OF appointments "uu n,'
CDl., ne heeu refused. Well we VII IesisV any 80
tcr'' n, 10 or-t ia that manner; ,., s.-. -
i,,o. vow, Board propose 20 hola lne l,' u, .,,,
II docs AVID Will do so more eneV'"r,, r .,'rbf
Co.. tr.ri- Climheton dii W. VII not ne eau ~
,..- ..sr,-o Won No one viii he al wen 10 NHiA ~
a,i t,c uossessiOn NJ our premises or oi'a , ~ 80 ~
80 NJ mn, absence OF the members O, tle b'''" W. "
accreiitcd representatives, =, 80. ,c.ornt n, III.
Mayor Grace Is 40 lakewood y d. On "0N' "
rcss he j. xprcted tn town to-day o.,l eo,- ~
-rbc ro,r,- o. the Excise Bolri on INC M - -
.e t.erp,,1 Ixcn,nge Bank at me nor otsuN'SN .n,
t,.,.,.r~ and BanH-sL. were Nchlrt az
49,. ce was locked and alm son NS "a, me- ~ ~ I"
tne ,. 81. Tbr,rrh the windows men cou he seen
moving about. 1t was plain iH"' me p'"oo was "'"
guarded.