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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-29

JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN. DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FRS I-CLASS MAILS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying United States MaiD.
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT An. (STKEkT-CAKS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME Tor ahOye-named places, arrv-
ing at Norfolk about $40 pm Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk, Old Point, and
Newport News on alternate days, arriving az
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets to abOve-named points on
sale on stoamos and az CARRIERS Agency, No.
1915 Main street. Baggage checked through.
sTATE:ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily fOr Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Smithhelc, Hamilton. Old Point. Wav-
erly. and HicksfOrd. Va; Washington, ID. G.
Newbcrue. Washington, and Tarboro, y. CT
all stations on Atlantic'& Dauyille railroad,
Seab0ard a Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
EN- railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
generally, also, for Eastern Shore OF virginia
and all regular landings on the james river
AT LOWEST RATES, and through bills IS
sued.
LUCIEN r. TATUM, Yioe-president,
No. lll7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGER. Freight and Passenger ACT
tmy2a-u
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MINERAL WATERS.
WOlf-Trap Lithia Water

This WATER has been extensively used In
this and other cities Of the United States; has
acquired high reputation in diseases Of
kidneys and other kindred diseases. 10 ha
been found beneficial in Govt and Rheumatism.
With persons having equity diithes's IL has
been used " tn markei effect. Asa Dyspepsia
Water II has no superior. and can be taken
freely without Injurious effects. Price. e csntA
per gallon. For GALE by all Druggists, and By
PURCELL. LADD & CO.,
Agents Virginia Springs Waters,
No. Governor Street. Richmond. Va.
7seplftf
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STEAMSHIPS.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
" PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY al pm.
Steamers leave New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATUkDA 4
at 3p. m. arryingin Richmond NoSDAf sno
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Cable fare to New York via James river
route Including meals and oeriht. ,....*s
Round trip tickets limited 20 thirty days ..
after da:e Of issue. .-..............''s.. ~ "
Steefage with subsistence. ~
Steer age. without subsistence. 49, "
Cabin fare via Chesapeake and Ohio rail- ..
.ss-.. 800 Az "
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg -, =,
Tickets can be obtained at A. ". CARRIERS.
100 Main street; Chesapeake and OHIO and
Richmond and Petersburg depo's. and at com
pany's Offices. 1901 Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Freiehts Forwarded and through bills OF iad-
ing issued for points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until nour ot saiuns'
Passengers leaving Richmond on MIN
DAYS.TUESDAY W EDNESDAfs.Tht rs
DAYS and SATURDAYS br the chesapeake
and Ohio railway ,"ia Newport Newslat SO IN
and by Richmond aud petersburg railroad
same day az 1855 am. viii make connection
AZ NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & Co., Agents,
No 1871 Main street. and
Ply ie-tf Com pauy's Wharf. hocketts-
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Electric Lights,

Arc, and lncandescen, Lights furnished fos
stores, Offices, dwellings, shops and wasa
houses, az reasonable ratee.
Apply for terms to W. X. COLE. supt..
blel9-tf l01 South Seventh Street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-29

amelia COURTHOUSE TRAIN. ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-29

DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPERs ON ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER %. 1859
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1BycgPTJOy TO HENRY ypvJy9

Tho Goethe Society will give Henry Irving a re-
cepton this afternoon a. the Madison Square Theatre
The reception will begin at o'clock with music, after
which PaIke Goodwin, president Of the society, Will
make the Introductory address. Mr. Irving will re-
ply, and George william Curtis Will be tho last speak
or. Besides the speeches there will BIZ excellent
programme Of music under the direction of Frank A.
liowson Fanny Foster Clark has written a poem
for the occasion Miss Ellen Terry, Mrs. Croly (Jon'
ME JuneD, and Mrs. A. II. Palmer will occupy A IL.
Palmers box, and Mrs. Psrkc Goodwin and family and
Professor K. X. Raymond and family will be In other
boxes. Among those who are expected to be pres
ent arc: Mr.. and Mrs. John Blgelow, Mr. and Mrs
Chauncey NJ Dcpew, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Walaek,
Mr; and Mrs George PARSONS Lsthrop, Mr. and Mrs'
William Dosheimer Mr. and Mrs. J. /. c. Clarke
Mayor and Mrs Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry f. Ab'
hey, General and Mrs Butterield, ex-Judge Noah
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. William Winter, Mr.. and MIS-
C. stedman, President and Mrs. Barnard, John Rus
sell Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure d. Conway, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Harper, Thomas l.. James, Postmaster
and Mrs. Pearson. Thomas c. Acton ex-Mayor Grace,
General Winslow. General Horace X Porter, Mir ana
Mrs William Henry Smith, Judge John X. Brady, X.
W Glider, Controller Myers and the entire company
Of the Star Theatre.
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GOOD VORK on THE SURFACE RCADs
GOING AT THE SNOW WITH A WILL.

.,v a., THE ROADS WILL OPERATE GREAT
PORTION OF THEIR LINES TODAY
IT.. Twenty-t bird-st. crosstown line was the only
,,rface railroad that operated inc "hole 'ehe'"
Of It's line yesterday. The his' car ieN '"' '""O"
a. The North Rvcr and Twenty third ST. at p. m
. ,aco gang Of men had been at work all the
n-.vions day and night, and tho snow ana icc SOL
tened somewhat by liberal coating OF sat' was 'o
paratiyeIy easy to remove.
No ca,s were run on tho broadway line yesterday,
hut the tracks being cleared as rapidly d 'ho"
sand men can DO 1t. SO much had been accomplished
Al n m that tho following notice was posted 10 the
rr,ovcs, waiting roan Begin TO run cars TO morrow
st g. Ia. 70 Ffcenth-st. and perhaps furthor Dcioro
nisbts Tho Broadway company gets moro assis'
snce rom the Street Cleaning Department than any
other and the road WILL in all probability, DO open
from Fifty ninthst to Bowling Green before tonight
Then the work of clearing VIII DO begun Oh inc o'n0i
lines operated by this company.
The Fourthave limo had 100 men al WORK WIN
pick and shovel, and at D. m were running cars
from the Grand Central Station TO Grand ST. and ex-
pect to get to the Post Office by noon to-day when
this IL accomplished the snow tho Madison-ave
and Thirty fo,rth-st ferry branch Will be tackled
The tracks OF tho sixth-aye. line were al p. m.
clear from Fifty nintbsL to Thlrtiethst., and cars
will probably be run TO Csnsst. and Broadway TO-
day.
with great difficulty tho Forty second-st cross
town line was operated from the Grand Central Sta
ton to sxth-a ave-
Cars on the Belt line began running at a. m.
from Thirtlethst. and Tentbave. to Fifty ninth St.
and Avenue A. and 1t is expected that before to night
the tracks will be free Of ice and snow from Grand
st. on the east side, to Canast On the west soe oi
town.
The Eighthave. road will run cars to-day from
-seyenfb-st to Thirteenth-st, ard perhaps to
Broadway and CaDal-st.
The Foriy-sccoDd-st and Grand S. "green line'
road Will probably be IN operation from the rory
second-st ferry TO Twcnty-thlrd-st TO-DAY. ms
company much handicapped, as IT has no salt and is
unable to get any.
Cars viii be run regularly the Third ave. road
from Harlem TO Grand-St. today.
A. p. m tho 500 mon employed by the second
ave. line had cleared the tracks from Ninety second
St TO Thiroth-st and to-day cars Will be run TO
H0ustOn-st
Al midnight the Dry Dock Company began running
ears on It's Grand st. line from the ferry to the Bow
~. No eaxs VIII b run on tho Courtlandt-st., tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAILS.
cryrr,1u,RrIsoY AND THE CHINESE

To me Editor OF The Trfbune.
Sir: So much has been eToneOusly said In Eastern
papers about the position of General ilarrson with
reference to the Chinese question thar crave ttle
space for a statement Of the exact facts.
IIe In common with nearly every Republican
senator voted against the first bill to exclude Chllose
imml graf on and subsequently to sustain President
Arthu-'s veto. At the lime, the " EeoOid'
shows that hs would have voted for tho bill had Its
advocates permitted certain amendments TO DO made
This was In 1882. Subsequently In 1854, tho Chinese
bill amended. When the bin If 1884 was put
on its passage the Senate, Mr. Harrison absont
and did not have chance to vote In 1880 The thru
Chinese bill introduced and referred 10 the Com
mlttcc Foreign Relations. OF which Senator Harri
member. Tho I" Record says that the bill
reported TO the Senate favOrably that tho COM
miftcc unanimous. and that tho fl passed rho
senate without vision, Harrison being present and
IN refrc voting 70 f. ST. haf Hairlsons record
good that Of ether Senator and better than
them that subject Our friends tho Pacific
Coast have nothing to fear far lac il concerned
lie voted with Sherman Allison, Ingalls, Hawey and
Others. Very respectfully, M l.
Ncw-YOrl March Il, 1853
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Caswe Massey e Co Ennis with = inne AMI PeDsi.
Prescribed by leading hT-iciant III BwW y oIo oen.N
Al special neefing or tie Boat OF Directors OF The
NewYork Society Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Chdren
hold Mach 49, 1888 following resolutions mani
mou-ly adopted
Wher-as Almighty God in His wisdom has removed from
Henry Bcrgh Ounlrr and sceproslhent OF tsis
Resovea That death OF Mr. Bergh the cause Of
humanity throughout the world has sustained deep aad
lifelong devotion Co the aicvittion OF
suternk his patient perseverance, n
securing proper Their protection from abuse;
M, zraOs Of the laws onicte ~
their behalf ami finally the cr0wning act o. Ms long ana
Of this society for the prtycn
zion Of cruelty helpless little children a. natural out
growth eniear his memory TO mansind
al large tho country WHICH gave lfn
birth city which he vei and on tie societies Ok
his creation. -
Rc.oyed That people have just cause 10 hs
proud Bersh Of the most eminent men OF
the century Thoroughly American he made hs
nationality known in branch OF the Work 20 which ne
cousecrated hs ie walk OF society when no
adorned elegant scholar rerDed aud cultivated ~ MS
manners symDaiheic in his dspostloD his pleas
for the quick response aud heary apre
labor crowned with success hin self reverei honored
whrrp condition OF the helpless Drnts Creation
by beyond his eNpectk
tiuns passed away In Oh prime OF ne Nh chsr-
plantr0 lists whom posterty VIII ever
hold IN Increasing reverence and respect. 49,
That this society teniers 10 the fanly OF US
late vice resident aud earnest sympathy In ther
bereavement =.
he soIved That mark OK respest 10 the memory o.
their ustrous the directors OF this society attend
his funeral body anil that s baises OF this society 10
worn araprd Grape LOT the rnsning thirty days
family deceased and copy inserted In the pubic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
10 PROHIBIT "COMBINES" AND TRUSTS.
TEXT OF THE BILL DRAWN BY THE GENERAL
LAVA COMMITTEE.


LAWS COMMITTEE.
ALBANY. March 14-Tho Senate convened ~
o'clock this morning There were ton Senators pro'o
There was no business transacted except tho
ton OF q few bills. Mr.. Arnold presented measure
prcparcd by tho General Laws Trust Investigating
Committee
Tho hill was introduced under the tito Il AD act TO
prevent rcnopolies and combinations intended to 10
strain trade or increase the market prioe OF .ho
commodities Known rs the neccssaries OF llfe' ana
reads follows:
Section l. Il shall not DO lawful for any Individual
company or corporation enter Into any conDin
contrast on Agreement, express or iuplied. within this
State knowingly to execute or assist IN inc enco
without this state, tho intent purpose and effect OK
which shall DO to limit, lessen or binder the os
manufacture, sale transit fix or increase TUG poe
to the public of any OF tho following commodities 70
wits MILK bread, meat -four sugar coal woou, Oh, ~;
glass, or Of any commodity known as necessity vi
'''P Section O. 1t shall not be lawful for any corpora
ton or for the directors stockholders OF any cor
noratlon TO enter into any combination, contract or
agreement With any person or Persons corporation
thereof the p.rpose or effect of which combination
contract agreement shall he to place the mana en-
or OF apy trustee or trustees with Intent limit
fix the price lessen the production or lessen oo
Consumption or to prevent. restrict OF diminish the
production manufacture or output OF any SUED sn1
Of tho provisions Of this act shall forfeit It's corporate
franc hse, and its corporate oxlsenee sha ssnc
determine. Every iuuiViuhd al
holder or director Of any corporation who shall voso
apv Of such provisions shall be guilty OF n'suo,
mcapor and every agreement, contract or combination
herein declared unlawful sLal DO Absolutely YOU
Tho Judiciary Committee reported Mr ROBERTSON
bill amending the sections Of tho Code OF CiVh 1T"
eelnro relative to the protection OF children: ,.,
The Joint Assembly and Senate Canal Gomn,.i,ssos
had a Conference this afternoon on the million no,is
ranaI Anpropration bill Superintendent shanahan
Submitted to fhe rhairmon OF both committees pre-
vions to the meeting, statement showing mo sno th
NECESSARY for the OF tho canals dnrn INC
coming fiscal year. footing up ss0oooo dvlnea a.
follows Champlaiu Canal. $4,000 wego 20 " "a
nlark River. $50 600: Eric, 100000 Gayuga ai,i
seneca 49, 600 Havana Basin, 900 The smonn.s
sci apart for the Black River and the Caynga ga anu
s.,scs Canals are increased s25 900 and 10000 re
nestfvely over the amount set apart or thcn IN no
pToposcd million collar appropriation Dill NO ACTOR,
ras taken and the committees djonrned until next
Wednesday when a further hearing viii be giVcn all
part'oS interested ,, rLo Gan,
ate sdiourncd until IL O'Clock 20 morrow.
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OREGON WAGON ROAD Land GRAMS.
SECRETARY Villas SUBMITS BILL TO DECLARE
The SIfRSIDIRS FORFEITED.

OhEOON WAOON hOAD LAND Gl(ANIS
SECRETARY Villas SUBMITS BILL TO DECLARE
THE SUBSIDIES FORFEITED.
WASHINGTON March i4.-The Secretary OF the
Interior to-day sent to the President for trans
mission to Congress a report OF J. b. McNamce,
relative TO land grant wagon roads In Oregon.
The report shows that grants Of land were made
by Congress in 564 to aid in the construction
OF these roads, follows: to the Willamette Val
ley and Cascade Mountain Military Road. en-
tending from Albany to SIalSe River distance
of 475 milcs,-976,480 acres TO the Oregon Con-
trail Military Road from Eugene City to the Idaho
boundary line, distance of 40 mcs-s06. 400
acres and to the Dales Military Road from Dali
les to old Fort Boise q distance Of 357 miles
6e5,440 acres. Total, 2,5GS,320 acres
The report further shows that none Of these
roads was ever constructed, although several Gov
crnors Of the State certified TO their completion
On these certificates Governors patents have been
issued to these companies for 9ll.227 acres. The
title to the remainder has not YET passed 10
patent. Immediately securing certificates or
completion, the land grnnts were sold with the
view the report says Of putting the lands IN the
hands Of nomnaly innocent purchasers. me
first named grant is now claimed by Alex
ander WE'LL the second by the California and
Oregan Land Company, Of San Francisco and the
third by the heirs Of Edward Martin, Of San Fran
CISCO and the Eastern Oregon Land Company
also of San FTnncisco.
With the report the Secretary submits draft
Of q bill presented TO Congress- repeating all said
granting acts and restoring 10 the public domain
all lands granted, except such as may have Deen
sold to innocent purchasers who are ACTUAL set-
tiers, the extent Of one section 70 each such pur-
chaser.
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UIED.

BERGH AT hfs residence go FhsvA In his city. %
Monday. March H. sfser . pfosracted ninsss Hsory
ana friend: Q, .ne ssm q: ess,: s.S ":% .:
to Animals York society or me Prevention q
Lsssa: cnS arr e ss y =: .n:, nd
, otsSt , ." rr,aaS MSei is 81 1859 n
BULLION Tuesday. March 10. Louss. wife Of Henry n.
Bull. in the 9Th year Of her AFRO .,.,,. p.,,.
i" r.nasa 10 II East isosa Naics
Pease omit Towers
cALDwELA. ssda COLI sssg,G,y M q e.. w Wl:
rosTER.aae.y M.rch Is At Great sarrns'Sn AZ s';s
late sarah tIlzabcth Foster
FoRp-Dn Monday March IL Of pneumonia Michael pord
FsasTs Q" FREY Ms a.. s's :s
are respectfully invited TO attend.
deSrse W. aud MS 'i late Susie ns%san "a
Fupera services from the re.h.a-e other grandfather Mr
George J. Hamilton. 2.07S 6th-aye, corner l2sti+st
Please sa%. Sn H' ao%c r.
KETcnAMon tho IAN inst, Of co. 'nm ptio.. NJ T.:-
ter Mrs A. brsw.'sr No 3si West isaiss -
PRAYER service viii he held At the above residence on
sS.si OAar.h
Long i.lsnd rsper. pi.a:s cory
K d.rs. 50 e, .: ssr. H. George Kim h' resi-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MAcLAy-on TUESDAY. March Is Susan Dayton. wife OF
Fussra services from her late restsacs No sc West 4y
g.. FRIDAY, March TO- at 3: 30 p
MAsON-On Taes.sv evening. Of dphthera. At the
Of his parents No 100 Hicks at. Brookya Le~is
Mason, aged and months. culd OF
William and Clara A. Mason.
prfvAte.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Mount Vernon. ". r.. %
March 10. Robert 81 Mss;erton. ia his Goth year.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MoRGAN.!suadenly, Al, Brick Church. N. J.. March IL
Minst G. Morgan, IN his 4th year.
Funeral at his late dencs 42i william st. on
FRIDAY is,h ist on The arrival Of tho 23"p n ram
FROM NewY0r<. via d.. l.. AMI W. X X. loot O. barclay
and Christopher ss Relatives and irieus are ro,psv'-
fully invited to attend
MCCU LLAGH-Ou March IL, 1894 Howard W. Mecul
lagh Capt John II. aid Isabella AcCullagh assi
years months an gdays.
Funeral prvas this At ,oo,k at the fes!iencs
of his parents. 2l6 East i9th ST.
NEIr-On MONDAY March H. at her late residence ia
Madison.avc. FZshoih beloved wife OF Dr. James NeL
Fuseral servlces Calvary Presbyert1 cbnrc. 3hsc
and Maisonave Friday evening the 10th Inst, ~ 5u
o'clock.
Iniermsnr at OF the family
Please omit flowers.
OGDEN-On Friday March q 1888. at Hamilton Bermuda
Cadwaadsr Ey,ns Ogden. IN ths t2t year OF hit aga
he funeral services will DO held In pri
oLEysndaeny. at Huntington. W Va on sunday. March
IL. General John IT. Obey formerly Of this city.
Intern ent NJ Huntington
PURDY-On sun ,av n ireh H. 1898 at Yorktown West.
chester Co.. Y. l.. William Hart Purdv IN hs I0h year
SHAFFER-Suidenly. Of pneumonia. March IL Edward
Livingston shafer NJ. d., sou OF the Rev James N
Shaher.
Funeral at brother DR.. Newton
81 stafcr No. % East 3StLs, on Thnrs lar. tho ljti
In'c,ment ia EewburG. y Y. at the convenience ofths
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Post Oalce Solice.
5 chan yes mag

Should rad daily by all iaterested ss changes MAJ
Tor fseisn countries need be specially al
for dispatch by any particular ,te amer cSeps wheS
documents letters specially addressed being sent oy
the fss1 mails Tor the wesx ending March II will close
promptly IN Al eases, at this oriee as follows;
u eT ns..n
Irnn. az m for cs@SesHs cn,apss TaSa, g,
other MeTicaa state. 3. directed per ciIy d
xsIaniria , AT $50 p m. for - pierrs-Miaueoa.
FRIDAY-At II a. m. tos Jamaica inasns Grry.ova
and - per ns Hs,s on or Ma.
sau n r. and santiago Coca per steamship cenfos
.ATyRDAYAt ga ,o5 NS r,c direct r., .,sa%.a,
p.omsrR H. s~sie"' NORWAY Rn... and Tsrss.. pse
must be 1Ia ne ss
S.a,.flaal ,sI spain and Portugal ga per :,s.n:a,e
per Steamship Farns. via glasgow aettsrs must ::
Sir'':s s.m.sp va ' letter, ss
i.nsr ssar,,na ,,ay span .ad pori9gs nSs; y
a". via sm.,sraan .;sa@.Sip sa.% ss,srs
BsIsiu% direct ..s.%.Sie Ars-ess
Tor Costa klea LinOu, per steamship faIh,. iroa
from N.~'orlssaa ''''
iron san Fra,el.esh clsss here MArea sls at $40
n@ Mails for .ns a.w.S ls,anas per sssa.hg
1,. ro NAL, fIT ss Society iass per ship P,OOe
h.w.,an fiIi aud samoan isaua.. .e. 'ts.sa.
M.TcH 20, at %s er on win. 1rr'' s1,,s a,
Ss, iSf Aqsir,aS Mani. for H SaSs Tampa
a, lhis ONCE daily AT s3o
snseS . is;I u@ fS ny
steamers steam are d.Is,ssea Themes .As .,%s S
Post ONCE s. MsSMx 4 r. fss Mssss ,ssA'''.
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Children Try for Pitchers CasiorsI
DIED.
ppoT-In BROOKLYN Wednesday,.

AppOT-In Brooklyn Wednesday, March "a, Caroline
fsah,i carroll younger daughter OF Edgar Wade and
sab-l Esther ABBOT. ,ze year mon ana 10 days
residence OF her grand ither. john
Mccormick 2S3 Union.st, OIL SATURDAY NAIeh H. al =
o'enek p
ATWDOD-On Wednesday morning. a. his cry residence
40 Ierngtonavs after painful illness or eight months
Dtlurl /. Atwood, agot ssycAri.
Inter ne az WeedspO n. \.
MISUNDERSTANDING on March H. George u. Bire
more OF Mary and late James Barsmors ia tho
S7th OF his age
Tn Ia will bo atths rssiisncs Of his mother.
Tho Osbarne' STU ST. and Ithave frisv, ~ ~ 80 NJ
DELLAMY-On SUNDAY, March IL, after long Illness
Rufus ". Brlamy, In the "a IN year OF his ago.
Tho will take place al 80 ~ DAY. rsm his lAto
residence. 2l7 Wet l3kthet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-15
LAW ANDLAHOR.

To ths EdftOr Of me Tribune.
Sir: Judge Gresham has declined to grant tho order
sought by the Burlington road. to compel the Wabash
system to receive and further freight delivered TO II
from the Burlington tracks. Hitherto. Judge Gresham
has not been high In the favor OF the labor people
This decision lead them to like his law better than
they have done heretofore "Thc Chicago Tribune
which enjoys the lonely distinction OF being Repub
llcan free trade organ Is booming Judge Gresham very
aTdenfly for the Presidency II WILL probably, be all
the moro delighted with him now. The buzz OF the
Presidential bee IL so warm and potent. that 1t tends
To pOpularize even cold law. |. b.
EeW. York. MaIch Il. 1883
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OBITUARY..
CADwALADER EVANS OGDEN.

CADWALADER EVANS OGDEN.
The death Of CaiwaIader Evans Ogden well-known
lawyer OF this city, at Hamilton Bermuda, OH March 2
was announced yesterday. He fortytwO years old
His father was Gouyerneur NJ Ogden, who for many
years controller of Trinity Corporation and grandson Of
David H. ogden. a lawyer OF emhenee In his time The
dead man was admitted the bar after he had como
OF age and had since practlsed In this city lie was
partner with his brother David Ogden, and with Henry
Y Beeknan in the firm Of Beekman Ogden, at No. Ill
Broadway He had been III with pleursy Tor some months
and went Bermuda for his health. lie was Unmarried
The funeral will take place today at Trinity Chapel
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THE BILL O0MPANYS ULTIAATUM

ROCHESTER, March IA (speclaD.-The Bell Telephone
Company in Buffalo for some time been negotiating
settle tho telephone trouble here without shcccSs
To-day II sent letter TO the Peoples Telephone ASCOT
aton bc-o composed OF subscribers, refusing TO recog
ni1e their propositions to settle aud making Its o~4
against a Measures will probably b. taken by thu IS
ciaon In force rho company to remove Us poles and
wires from the business streSs; inc colnpa! 10 no"
under Indictment for being a nuisance.