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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18
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NHBkIFFS EALE.--IN CAARGERH OF sen
- JERSEY.
Between James H. Leeds, complainant and Uriah
Alien and wife and others, defendants.
Fl. "a. for sale OF mortRassd promises.
Returnable October Term. 1885.
John Linn, Solicitor.
By virtue Of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, shall sell by public vsndue at ].
M. GibsoAs Real Estate Exchange, No. ~ Mont
gomery street, Jersey City, on
Thursday, the Nineteenth Bay of August,
A. D. 1886,
at two o'clock In the afternoon all the following
described land and premises with the appurten-
ances, being the same described in said writ that
is to say:
All that certain lot Of land and premises situate.
lying and being in Jersey City, in the County Of
Hudson and State of New Jersey. on the southeTiy
side of court. one hundred and twenty feet in
width, laid out by the Associates of the Jersey
Company between Hudson street and the Jersey
CITY ferry, in continuation of Montgomery street,
known as Exchange Place, the south line OF which
court is forty feet south of the south line OF Mont
gomery street extended. Beginning at the south
side of said court at point tnrtysx feet six and
onehaf inches east of the north east corner Of the
ban ng house of the Mechanics and Traders NOV
First National Bank. erected at the corner OF said
Hudson street and said Ferry court, said north
east corner now actually extends; thence TO run
soLtheriy parallel with Hudson street eighty feei;
thence eAserly parallel to said court eighteen feet
and onehalf of an fnch thence nOrtherly parallel
to Hudson styeet eighty feet to the south side OF
said court; thence westerly along the south side OF
said court eighteen feet and one-haf of inch to
the place of beginning the said lot being bounded
on each side by the centre line OF the party walls
now standing. being the same premises conveyed
to the said Susannah E. Allen by George @. Perry
and Cornelius Brinkerhof and their wives, by deed
bearing date October 10 1868. and recorded in
Hudson County CLERKS office, in Liher 10a Of
Deeds. page 222 &c.
Dated, June g. 1886.
FaBDMAED HEIxTzE, Sheriff,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF GUSTAV
" Gifle, deceased. Emil Gille executor of
Gustav Gille deceased. by order OF the Surrogate
of Hudson County. dated May "a 1896, hereby
gives notice to the creditors of said deeedent to
bring in their debts, demands and claims aeains
the estate Of said decedent under oath or afiTma-
tioR, within nine months from the date of said
order they will be forever barred OF any action
therefor against said executor.
june6 EMIL GTLI.E.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE OF sETTLEMENT-So NOTICE IS HEREBY
executor of Jane Schweizer. deceased, will ~
audited and stated by the Surrogate OF the County
of Hudson, and reported for settlement on Satur-
day, the 4th day of September next,
Dated June 18th, A. D. 1886
jy4 PHILIP wEIGELE
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY
IN given that the account OF the subscriber,
executor Of Sarah A. Price, commonly called Sarah
Price. deceased. will be audited and stated by the
for settlement on Saturday thu 4th day OF Septem
Der next
Dated June 18th, A. D. 1886
jy4 FRANK E. PRICE.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

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Mss. =; Kltae i ssw yssparsA - saatree
claB eF pR4vAts. Actress. - 4b1z &S EE5 EtEaH&s
thzee aeers from NEte ntze1A
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE TO CREDTToRs.-RsF FATE OF JOHN
IN Walsh, deceased. William Ii. Budong, adj
ministrator Of John Walsh deceased y order of the
Surrogate Of Hudson County, dated may 10TH 1885,
hereby gives notice TO the creditoiso Of said deee-
dent TO bring in their debts. demands and claims
against the estate Of said deesdsnt uHder oath or
affirmation. within nine months from the date of
said order; or they will be forever barred Of any
action therefor against said administrator.
m3010t WILLIAM g. BUDLONG.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE OF sETTLKMENT.-NOTI is HEREBY
IN given that the account of the subscriber
guardian of Elizabeth Fallon and Ellen Fallon
minors, will be audited ard stated by the Surro-
gate of the County Of Hudson, and reported for
settlement on Saturday, the lTth day of July next,
Dated May 11th, A. D. 1886.
may16 JOSEPH WARREN.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.-NOTIC IS HERKBY
" given that the final account of the subscriber
administrator Of Patrick Hughes. deceased will be
audited and stated by the Surrogate CT the County
Of Hudson and reported for settlement on Sstur
day, the Path day of July next.
Dated May II, A. D. 1886.
m23 HUGH COYLE
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.- ESTATE OF SARAH
" +. Lienau, deceased, Michael Lienau, admin
istratsr, will annexed Of Sarah F. Lienau. de-
County, dated July LIST 1856 hereby gives notice to
the creditors of said deeedent to bring in their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said decedeAt, under cath affirmation within
nine months from the date Of said order or they
VIII be forever barred of any action therefor against
said administrator.
Jy 1S10t MICHAEL LIENAg
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-18

Joseph A. Dear, of the Evening Journal,
has taken his family to their Ocean Grove
cottage for the Summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-07

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xs law for the immediate execution
If train wreckers when apprchend"d IN
the acs has passed the Mexican House
Of Deputies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-07

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he'd N WLec,ln. u va. recently t. d.
rrsnre -" attempted introduction .'I'sl
.ai labor "a -t- c.u-.r.n..a e natural "a.
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the contract v.ta Tie la az. 80, -.s,-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-05-07
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COMMENT.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
A COMPROMISE MADE
Auights Dssa.1sd tbe kessesat "a = sape1
ietsndsot hot are Coetsst So >as@s
hiHo "a ffis Poses.

EaHttpgLfalA April l1fae t-oani oi
direetors of the Fiah sn8 S.4fh-st passeu-
ger r4il &ays held protracIea sessions to3ss
discussing the dem4na maae upou the
company by the arbitration committee of
eaf-duyers and conductors. assembly oi
Knights of Labor lor the discharge 81
Warlef H. Janney. the Rad saperiuteud-
eut Al s O'Clock lhe board opened ITS
doors and presented lis anssef 20 tlle afbl-
lraIion committee hicb had been ia wait
ing f1r SOME time The board after review
lng the controversy said We taefeiofe
have resolved that ia view az tils fael that
our employees Nho are members Of your
order do not NOT make complaints oi auY
overt acts against our superintendent we
DO not consider it just or advisable % dis
charge faithful officer We have further
resolved that the power of dismissal will be
lodged with the president. and executive
committee Of the company
The arbitration committee, after consider
iug the decision of the dfrecfors refusing
% dismiss Supt. Janney, presented COM
promise bil 10 the directors demanding
that the superin tendent shall be divested Of
all power To discharge employees or % take
0n new men. After a brief conference the
directors accepted the proposition and thus
a threatened Tie up is ayerted.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
THEBOR COMMITTEE.
The speommtttee of the House Ready
to Work-PowderlyS be
Examined First.

WAsHN, April 1.-THE special COM
mitiee e House appointed to inyesti-
gate thor troubles in the West and
Southwad a meeting this afternoon.
which ted in fixing a definite pro-
srsmmaction Subp0nas have been
orieredhairman Curtin to issue for
Grand lr Workman Powderly, Of the
Knight Labor, Mr. Mcdowell Jay
Gould . l.. Hopkins, the participants
in the ferenoes and correspondence
recentla in reference 70 the arbitration
of the erences between employees and
employ The idea of the committee is
10 gat the bottom of this
coutros and the efforts which
have cen made 20 arbitrate
or setthn any manner. 50 that it wlll
have sis % work on. Il Is intended 20
exams Powderly and Mcdowell first.
begin, on Tuesday morning next. and
Could Perkins next. The investigation
will tsld in a committee room which
will Fsignated by Speaker Carlisle. The
tesuE % the witnesses will be likely To-
oe aiken o. Friday and on sunday
m0rK the committee will leave for It.
L0uiThe fun committee will participate
In eaining all the witnesses called, after
vhit will subdivide into two sub-cOm-
INIT, one going 20 Atchis0n. Kansas, and
he e. % Fort Worth. Texas. So that the
nvesation may be facilitated All of the
nensrs II the committee are desirOus of
'uslg the work before them 20 the earli-
~ rhis completion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
THE DAY IN THE HOUSE
Export To oacco Factories IN
der Consideration.
SOME PROVISIONS Or The BILL
A. iaeffectusi Effort 70 Get an sppro-
priation For Sufferers bg the
Recent Floods a.
Alabama

N4,hIseleN. Aprl 40 lhe morning
hour ia the House tie blu reported by tie
Committee on Ways aud Means 10 author
ile the establishment of export toh.aeco
manufactures Vas taken zap and passed
wlthout amendment ll provides for The es-
labiishment of factories ioF the manufacture
OF tobacco Tor expor. exclusively under
such regulations as the Secretary of the
Treasury may prescribe. aiai that the same
drawback shall be allowed To the manu-
factunr who shall use sugar or malssses ia
bis exports tobacco factory upon which
an import duty has been psid, that would
be allowed under existing laws to the person
exporting the same also that exports Of
manufactured tobacco NOT produced in to-
bacco export factories shall be- entitled tO
per cent draWbacs on Imported articles
used ma their manufacture upon such evil
drnce aud under suen regulations as shall
be prescribed by the Secretary 81 the Treas
ury.
Mr. F0rney. of Alabama, called up the
biu apprOpriaung slJ1Vo tor the relief OF
sufferers by the overflow Of rivers IN Ala
bama and urged its immediate passage.
Messrs Hiscock of New York, and Nelson,
of Minnesota favored an amendment max
ing appropriations for the relief OF sufferers
from the late cyclone ma minnesota. Mr..
Oates, OF Alabama, opposed The bill, u was
unconstitutional and besides, The rivers
were now within their banks and the very
fact that houses had been destroyed would
make work plentiful and wages higher.
The morning hour expired, pending action
on the bill, and the House went into COM
uittee OF the whole Ou bills reported from
the Committee on Public Buildings.
When the committee rose. number Of
bills FOR public buildings were passed, the
amounts being limited 10 S25,0 each and
being mostly for repairs and additions.
Among them We're the following. ApprO-
priating S25.00O Tor the purpose of making
the court house In keokO, Ia. ire proof
appropriating SIS .0OO for the addition OF a
third story 10 the public building in Dallas,
Tex, and appropriating 600 for the COM
pletion of the public building at Frankfort,
Ky The House then at ip.n., adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
THE VERDICT APPROVED.
The Acauittal of Mrs. Bartlett of the
Charge Of Mnrder Satisfactory tn
the Public.

LoNDoN. April 1.-THE verdict of acquit-
tai brought bv the jury in the case of Mrs.
Bartlett, appears 70 give general satisfaction.
ON the announcement Of the verdict the
spectators in the court room gave vent 10
their appreciation by loud and prolonged
applause. The judge had to rap repeatedly
for order The excitement for a moment
was intense, and some of the female friends
of the defendant were moved 20 tears In
summing mp the judge stated that strong
point in the prisoner favor was the fact
that she retained the bottle containing the
clOroform long after the death of her hus-
band This be argued was unusual, mas
much as criminals invariably destroyed the
implements OF their crime. Another for
chile point was the prisoners urging that 4
post m0rtem be had, and authorizing any
expense for the best medical talent. Con
Guiding his remarks. the judge urged the
jury 10 give the prisoner the benent of any
reasonable doubt
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
Ii Arthur Dangerously III ,

y IosK. April i7.-EV- President Ar
thuNonditisp has not been clearly ascer-
tain today AZ his house tonight 10 vas
ststthat he vas suffering from Bright =
disse. although The precise nature of his
couaint could not be- learned IL was adj
miti that he bad been confined 70 his bed
for feral DAYS past owing 20 sickness. but
t ~ added that he vas sitting np 70 his
chatong ghf. and was much improved In
heal Ir Peters. the ex- president phys
ict would not speak OF his patients con-
diin. The efforts which are apparently
beif made 20 conceal the true condition ~
MA Arthur's health from the public only
serN - increase the anxiety that already
prtsil.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

WAsHrNGrpv, April 1.-THE action Of the
Senate officials and members IN treating
Senator Jones as permanently absent from
the Senate has again revived the discussion
whether steps will be taken to have his sue
cessor appointed His positions on the
committees have been filled by new men,
and now the Senate has dismissed the
messenger 10 his committee room. The
man vas a Democrat from Florida and app
pointed on Mr.. Jones recommendation
Senator Call of Florida IS very indignant
and 0n Monday will call up his resolution
introduced yesterday. to have the man re-
instated. The discussion. II is expected
will turn ON Nj Jones absence, and inter
esting developments are looked for
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
.SIREH CAR STRIKE
New York Railroad Commis~
siOners Fan 10 Settle II
A VERY HFlTf0 COETROVESSI.
NO Cars vii be Ran on ihe Thiro-4ss.
Line ia the Metropolis To-
dss The Cable Roaa

Nav Nask. April l7-As iAs hpaii ui
RailIoaa Commissioners ~as io a,eei la
this ears today e. listen ia slsuussiis f,f
aud against tne oanie road 81 vas lfoposaa
iisai they should ilposs.ile seliie lhe .iIi-
iefenoes between Use strikers aua ffst Third.
ave. Street Car company Accordingly fop-
resenlauses az thr railroad asd iie strikers
went before tiae Commissioners tAi- after
noon. each party heiae iaiiy represented
A heated controversy tuok piaee i.sfA
party accused ihe ether 81 had biiHl ie
Commissioner used every effort 81 eIirCi
settlement but neither slide nuull hudlll ar
inch. Finally, after i've hours "a ai-las
sion the commission adjourned g. rfsune
the hearing ga Monday morning Iue
ears that Were ran bs ihe road dunus tse
asy were taken of about oeiuet aud tlie
aunoancemrnt Nas maHf fllal uo rafs
woui be ran bK tht company taHurrfe
Tins action Was taken al She susseeasn of
the police authornes b. being considered
imprudenx D. run rars on SUNDAY a. ai-
temple might he considered hg some ~ iHe
r0wdY element not a. all sss1tsaied Wlth
the strikers. az Food opportunity ta make
trouble
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

"'-H,FToN Aprl l7-rhe Postmaster
''enerai PAS nls''e request to the Members
ot congress .haf .oue iseisia bs had 3,
af'ier ihat the intent snf purpose IF what
= snovu as fae srsldine ar passed +, fsss
'ar 'le re.i.'I asir1ent ef the salaries ~ pnS,
'aasiefr serving rae governments DARING H..
'eraoi fr'n fss to is-s. 10 more clearly
'edaei Asf is .h.-e are -, -,r.4.,,..
.rAis ef 'a's sft. nr3er one nf which -n.ss
Attorney iienerli Brewster fhis serarf-
hen t's asen acting anf has sli.usa-i s lss
esf n1ents apon which amount 70
tHere Save heen I5.5ts easa~ a..
t' t'Nei. atiing for saI 80 hrf -hi-b 49,.
under fheir construction main
tad - Faid. The lnast ors ir-
err % sn .gfrieafs character ard -
- efa nfr'.tieed hv ar ssffsfei
fre'fne RE derarfnsan. =. .affla
fms .fe Fosfrnas.er f.enarsf ttf,,s.
n rs'sistion $ ns-..is.f
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

b'''r April 1.-THE sscord Ut life in.
-nranee ln tbe ruitel states lor is.5 ss i
~. b. FTen iu ihe Boston S,,a.lay Giob~
.nn'or-ow shows that all the COMPANIES
r"'d o.iooo a.nilies more than = So 600
'--''ts 'a's amount over $50 10oo vas raid
"n eudosment policies. since 1850 the
-.i fe1'es have paid To- the people s5fs e,i3
tar "fN number ~ policies now ia
'.'.r ,lt 80 -spnsenfiag An aggregate
t'F ai insurance ln 1856. the
".t.a',f i rev policies Nas f58 pa a gsir,
- over fhe prsviofs YEAR rha f,fai
Hi t'e conn panies amount "a s43f. =
'- fae surp.1s to sa2 sGf 0-e - a
tse 't $40 >ia >s15I The present
= .ae companies amount ro $50 esl
SD Zoe rfsisted claims in f.ss sn,.,n,,t.
- .' tr taap ooe- fhIri ~ per cent Of
re snintnf pad to policy holders En-
.'eni policies are Gaining in favor. az
onr-i -ioarih of tae new usnrin.a IL l.s7 xss
u Hai class
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
on for the West.

Ten mon cigarmakers left here last night
for San Francisco. Cal. 10 take the places
of -scab' workmen. They were escorted "a
the depot by a party of friends a large
crowd of "toughs' also followed them and
made themselves quite obnoxious both 10
their supposed friends and the waiting pas
sengers by boisterous yelling, hOoting and
swearing. They also engaged in several
disgraceful quarres an ON. themselves. The
procession was led by Conn0r Haley, a we'll
known First Ward character, who carried d
banner inscribed Book Beer. live cents
glass
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

DFVvrR. Col April l7.- Intelligence has
been received of tbe killing a. The White
river reservation Of -havano snb-chief -
the Unc0mpahaRre Z tcs by Chief Arowitz
and the subsequent slayng of Arowitz bv 8
band of ~havano. TIE tragedy occurred
last sunday ai The agency Shavano was
next n authority i0 -apinero who succeed
ed Oaray He was NOS popular. and p feud
had existed for wears between him and
Ar0Wifz
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

MtsnNagoN April D. The iiauy orch-
ard Lake -oadris now visiting ihi- eIis,
called upon the President ai fhe White
House TODAY fhet were accompanied "a
some twenty ladies snd gentlemen fr9m
Michigan. The cadets arranged fheasfife.
in military sivle Boz ihe east fissui aHa were
presented individually to fht iffsi0euI
senators ConEcr and Palmer aud lanafss-
man Ninans. whose son Was iH $780, $40
The houors, and very pheasant unf uat
had one of ihe boys. when aekfd vhat
the President said io hlm. replied ile SAIL
he wRs NeFA pleased io see lne hlf Ae pra-
baby Will asset be after we have beGH ln
town q lew dass The cadets attracted
much attention and are a fine hooking saay
Of Young men.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

NEW YORK, April IA representative
of Cosid said today Owing TO Hoxie's ill-
ness We have received no report from him
concerning the indictment Of Martin Irons
and bis associates Nothing has been done
as yet about sending Judge Dillon or Gen
Swayne t0 - Louis t0 ala the public prose
cut0rs iu arguing the eases oi these men.
received letter from Mcdowell Yesterday
IN which be ciss'sie thar be bad been
falsely reported hv che sfen0gapher who
was present az Iuesdays conference.
minnie
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
THE PANAMA CANAL.
DE Lessep- Declares John Bigelow's Report
tn the Chamber of Commerce tC be
fslse aud Absurd.

PARIS, April IA Cable News represent
ative today interviewed the venerable French
engineer NJ. De lesseps. with regard to the
report sent yesterday 10 the New YORK
Chamber of Commerce, by John Bigel0w
ON what he saw ani heard on his recent
visit to Colon a. representative ot thar body
tO inspect the Panama Canal VI. de Les
ssp~ declared that Bigelow statements are
absolutely absurd and asserts that he is
ready 10 positively guarantee that the canal
will be opened for the passage OF vessels and
in full operation hy lSS9 with six and one
half metres depth of water Further deep
ening of the canal, he continued viii be
made according To the amount of receipts
and the traffic being done in the Suez canal
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
The Strike situation Unchanged.

ST.. LOUIS April 1.-THE strike situation
is unchanged today on both sides of the
river Messrs. McGarry, Bailetie and
Chase, prominent Knights of Labor who
were discharged by Judge Noonan on Thurs
day, have been indicted by the grand jury
for the same otfense then Notwithstanding
the railroad ana interfering with the run
ming of trains Messrs. Irons, Coughlan,
Jackson and Nichols, against whom bench
warrants were issued for d cir alleged con
nection with the recent wire tapping. ap-
peared al the Four Courts and gave bail.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
A Big sale of Natural Gas Property.

PITrsBURGH, April 1.-THE latest and
most important movement in natural gas
circles has Just eliminated in the sale of the
franchise, property and gas land leases Of
the nited Fuel Gas company, of this city,
to the Pennsy lyania Natural Gas company.
made up of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
capitalists Bernard Rafferty, is the chief
man in the deal on the side OF the pur-
chasers while Messrs. Gufley, Galy Bros,
A. w. Mellon and others were the largest
stock holders in the United
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18
WHAT WE DRINK.
Look not tpon the Wine when IL is he'd.
Nor Yet the Beer when "a T. ftook,
but Drink Grand Rapids
Water and Die.

The special policeman appointed by the
board Of public works 10 guard Carrier
creek and Coldbrook and clear them OF
filth, has had plenty "a DO during the past
week He reported 90 the board last night
that be bad found in the creeks since Mon
day three dead cogs and a dead chicken
and that be bad ordered filtered drain
from piggery directly on the banks of one
Of the limpid streams and water closet
in the near vicinity Of the Others. The
board directed the "waichman toy the
creek" as be is familiarity known. 20 con-
tinue the good work
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

CmcAGo, April IT," Ten thousand dollars
was sent from Chicago the knights 0f Labor
at st. Louis and In the southwest this
week, said George J.. Hunter. labor leader,
last night Continuing Mr. Hunter said
that > 0e0 per day was being sent 20 the
strikers and that $1,000 more would soon
be sent from Chicago There are 00VD
Knights in Chicreo and vicinity, and they
sympathlze deeply with the strikers.
There can easily Doe raised $4,000 per
month among The 500 900 knights in The
country. and il viii be done from now until
eternity unless Gould comes % terms soon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

FrssURsB April While expert
NETS were being male a. the iron works
of Slger. Nimick & Co. in COMPRISING a
stse nouli containing teoopounds of mol
tsn steel. it suddenly gave away. Some
iffEor sixty persons witnessing the experi
nlen were more or less burned. Five are
surpassed .o be dangerously inisred- When
sresni pressure vas put on the mold The
compressed meta expieded scatterin z
amuig a large number 0f men that sur
r1fnded f A panic ensued ssi the men
ssaHerei IN every direction in t1ei- esger
ieSrp 90 gain pofnts 81 safety
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-18

loNpoN, April IA eoaiefenee oi repre
sen'aiives Of the Augio-Amercan Telegraph
Co. Direct niied States faAle fn. French
Cable and Western Onion TELEGRAPH fo. as
lessees Of the American Cable Co.. was held
Yesterday when ii was decided fhai nn ald
after Nav 1 irsD fhe cable rate fa and ifsm
all places in the United ~falee os.sf oi fIr
ninety-@eYenth parallel of longitude to sii
places in Great Britain. France sHa fitfr
many shall be- twelve CENTS. of s.fffnce I'rr
word bY Tie eable> of these compauHe.