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New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
cAruEPEN ARNI-T TIE TOWN.

rb. ,rls Of Ncoa Trczza for the Killing OF Alexander
solvano al Malbone-st and Brooklyn ave, fla'"ush.
an Apri 9, continued yesterday in the 'ourt OF
Cn.s,n,r Among those who testified we're FRANK
vurr, Salvanos stepson: Marie TrczLa. wlie OF the
nrisoer and Erana salvano, sister of the dead man
r,e Noble Street Baptist Church has called the
p.y s. j. Knapp TO the pulpit left vacant by the
,reptance Of q call to Boston by the Kew a. -
c,mbart in February. Mr.. Knapp has been pastor
il, Newark ~ j.. until recently He Is hity-clsht
ears old.
G. G. Leigh, the Methodist local preacher VINO was
ordered 70 move while holding open air nleeuhs
an the CITY Hall steps sunday, despite the ia'l
fiat he had permit for street prcachins' visited
the MAYORS Office yesterday. He was told by secie-
tary philips that his permit did not cover preachhg
In pubic buildings. but only related to streets anu
avcnus. Mr.. Leigh said that for two years he had
preaoled the City Hall steps undisturoeo'
Th, Church Of Good Tdings Cnivcrsalist, IN
Ouin,y ST. preparing TO erect sunday school nall
adjoining the church cdfce, which was Dulit thrce
yeaB ago.
Tie Twenty sixth Ward Improvement commission
met Yesterday I'm the Mayors Office and directed the
.ecrtary to prepare a statement Of the moneys re-
ceed by fhe commission and the streev improve
m,ats that had been made.
Competitive examinations for free tuition scholar
shps In Colgate University will be held at No %
Ulscy st. on June II. Is and TO- beginning at
D. m each day. Frank X. Moore and the Rev. ;.
I;rard Nelson are the examining committee
The Rev. James DOnohue, pastor Of the Roman
Ctholc Church Of 81. Thomas Aqunas, sailed Tor
Eropc yesterday upon the Alaska. of the Gulon Line.
F. A. Davis Edward McIlduH, Of the Board Of
ACCOUNTS completed the examination OF the BOOKS Of
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
TIE HONOR LIST AT ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS. Md June 1.-Ihc first thlns on tne
programme for the second day Of examination week
Al the Naval Academy was seamnnship prncNce OH
tho wyoming Ab6nt o A. m. the wyoming, In CON
,and of Commander Sigsbec pssscd ont ~ the severn
with the Board Of visitors and the Naval cadets on
hoard The officers 81 the vessel vacated their
were allowed on board. the wyoming was ofhcerod
and manned entirely hy cadets. Tncy went through
ALI the tactics Of raising. furllng and lowering sails
etc and carried the ship ont and brought her IA
without the slightest accident
Naval Cadet Claude Bailey, OF Arkansas, OF the
graduating class was presented this evening At dress
nor,de with a gold medal for tho best artillery shoot
inc I'm the first class year.
Here l. the list In order of standing Of graduates
~ the class OF 1890 according 10 the roll OF merit
~ determined bv the present ANIMAL examination:
Thomas +. Rihm. Tennessee; Lawrence Spear. Ohio
Noah - Coleman Ncw-York; Frank \. schoheld. New
YORK: Jchu V Chase, Louisiana; Aonzo Gsrcy, Iowa
Horny o. Zicgemcer. OHIO Clcand Davis Kentucky
Matt H. Sgnor Nebraska John NJ. Blankenship. Vir.
ginia. william H. Buck. Massachusetts, Montgomery NJ.
Tavlor at lar1n H. s. Ritter pcnnsyvania; George W.
Wulams south Carolina \. w. Can. Minnesota julius
+ Iotmcr Virenii Charles 4. Vogelgesang Cali
forlia: Lay II. Evcrhart. Alabama William a. Snow.
as.achusctts Franklin B sullivan at large Claude
paD,y Arkansas: wendell G. Neville. Virginia Lawrence
Henry Moses NcwYork John Hayens Dayton. at large
Lucius Al,n Massachusetts, Charles OTIS Bond
Iowa. Cyrus Iugg Kadford. Kentucky Thomas Conrad
Trcadwell Massachusetts, william A. MoIett South Caro-
lima Charlie, Rutcr McVay Colorado John Rufus Edie.
at large.
Engineer Diyslon-Crbon r. Holmes Arkansas c. II
Price. Mississippi Doctor l." Dsnrkcs. Ml,slsspp
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
COUNTY DEMOCRATS REJOICING.

The County pcnotracy held a celebration In the big
hall Of Cooper Union evening. aud With the aid Of
brass hand and a Of election machinery, rcloccd
over the triumph Ballot Reform Vice Chairman Charles
A Jackson presided. Among h" r pro-entuNf County
democrats present were DstrictAttornty Fellows. eN-
Corpoation Counsel Bcckman, Char es j. Mc"ce Assistant
Dl,trct-Attorfeys con and Crosse, D. Lowbcr Smith.
Thomas Costgan NJ j. Muquecn. john Hayes and J. W.
Boyle the friend Of Colonel O'Beirn" and tc oystermcn
Mr. Con said that he pitcd the present condition Of tho
Tammsny Hall people he didn't have II In his heart to eN.
nit over them IN ihis the hour 0f their travail. but he
served notice upon them that the County Democracy would
meet them squarey In coming campaign under tho
changed relations which the Ballot Reform Law hal inst
tut.d md would contest The control Of the municipal
Government. Mr Cosgan, Mr.. Boyle and other dsnter-
ested PATRIOTS cheercd this sentiment loudly.
ExJudec S S Blake made another congntulatory
spaTch and ngurauv,y wiped the floor with 1umnany
Hall lie raid glowing eulogy u william Sohmcr the
Taminsny Asscmbyman Of the Xth District. who stood
faithful among fathles IN support Of Ballot Reform in
the Legislature. lie invited MIR sohmer 70 join the
County Democfscy
Mr. Beekmsn gave tcrse and lucid explanation OF the
various provision, II Ballot Reform law and with
aid OF q newly built Looh and two balot-boNcs the
stage assisted by persons who acted Inspector ballot
clerks and voters, practically ILLUSTRATED the
manner OF voting. Colonel Fellows spoke OF wonderful
hnproy ements which the Law would toe city
and State
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
RgprB11cAys TO NAVE 4 BIG MEETING

The Executive Committee Of tho BU-.nc,, Mems Repuh
lean Association met 235 Fh-aye. a-t evening.
Colonel william L. strong pr,s,c:of and Charles D.
sweeney secretary Nessrs Hart M,r.in and Hickey
were appointed committee confer WITH tho Down Town
Republican Club for meeting Of the disict
represcn ttves Of the various business mems Republican
organlzatons Of the Campaign Committee and of the TX.
ecutiye Committee 20 D. held FrfdaY evening. The
main purpose Of this meeting j. 20 make the aecesssry
preparations for grand demonstration of Republican
business mcl 1T tho Cooper Un.og % take place az an
early dav Colonel Strong said that the business Repus.
lcans OF Ncw-Yor Cry had eighteen Assembly D.t.cts
organized and some n these had membership ot noF
than 500 bona lde such organized body OF
determined men could his opinion, hold demonstration
which would convince tha people Of this city that the aso-
citation determined TO become power IN The arairs
the municipality.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04

D. j. Madden chief clerk Of the Second District Police
Court Yesterday and cOmplimented him upon the way
they were kept finding them correct In every paricu
lar over 7 900 cases came before the court and
"A 2O7 25 in fines paid over to the County
Treasurer
Paris green. morphine and insect powder on May 49,
was declared insane yesterday and was sent TO the
County Asylum.
The tearing down OF the old Brooklyn Theatre 10
make room for the newspaper Office 10 rise on
It's site was begun yesterday. The interior was DIS
mantled. All bur the foundations Ol the building
will be taken down
The child Rnbe Clark, age four. who was carried
away Saturday night by her father. was returned
TO her mother yesterday. The parents separated.
Police Superintendent Campbell asks all persons
whose houses 10 be vacant this summer 10 give
notice TO the Police Department, for additional pro-
lection.
While drinking glass Of porter in liouor shop at
Atlantic and Court Sc. yesterday morning. Edward
Prtchard. seventy four. Of 30 pa pelrl-st fell
dead. lie had taken something frCsm tie lunch
counter with the drink and il is Thought that lac WAS
chOked
Judge Pratt, in the supreme Court. Yesterday gave
Judgment in the suit Of sidney '. Lowell against
Charles d. Burwell and Henry Il. Cochran lie inds
that the plaintiff contracted with C0chran IS the
agent Of Burwe 10 buy certain lots n fihh'L on
which BurweIl had an option. Burwcn represented
their cost as 81 800 apiece. These representations
the conrt finds 10 be false the price paid was 10
more than Al $50. Judgment for $500 Is given
for the plaintiff
A lawn party in aid Of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
will be gwen on the ground, Of the asylum m Atlantic
and Kingston aves. from to 10 p. ~. on Wednes
day, June II.
The Kings County wheelmen will taAe moonlight
run this evening at 80 p. m, on the Coney Island
boulevard
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
DISCUSSING TURpIY's RIGHT TO A SEAT.


Washngton June 3.-The House today considered
the Alabama contested election case Of McDunie
against Turpin.
Mr.. Comstock. Of Minnesota. opened the discussion
with an argument I'm favor Of the claims Of the
tcststnt.
Mr.. Crisp, of Georgia, presented the claims Of the
coniestee. lie denounced what he declared was the
paI1iality of the Elections Committee. This was in
contrast with the Democratic Congresses. Democratic
Congresses had often seated Republicans How many
gentlemen Of the Republican side had voted In this
Congrcs, for a Democrat! lie saw one and only one.
Reieirng 10 Mr. hit. Of Illmois.l Mr.. Crisp then
put Mr. Tnrpin in nomination Representative
from the INth Alabama District
Mr.. Bergen, Of New Jersey, submitted an argument
I'm favor 0i McDuiic's right 10 the scat.
Mr. Rowcll. Of Illinois. defended the Committee on
Elections from the charge Of paralty, and In alusio
to Mr.. Cr,ps nomination Of Iurpin. said that In the
election here there would be honest count and
no stulYng Of the ballot boXcSa thing which had not
taken place in the lNth District Of Alabama for the
last years.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
A Srw PIPE room NIL.

yas,,rr-on June 3.-senator Paddock today ~
norted favorabv from the Committee on Aer'ul'uro
a snbs,utc for all the purc food bills "hch nave oo'h
introduced IN the senate. Tic bill PROVIDES uHt 10
o,.c, ,n,er.tate commerce there shall DO organized
IN IN. DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture food DIVISION "h'so
chief shall receive $4,000 per annun ana shtIl bc
on,rocs with the duty Of procuring and having
analyzed samples Of food or drugs soId N any StI"
Or Territory other than where manufactured Tho
Introduction into any State Territory from ano'h'r
state or Territory Of any adueratcd fcod or drugs
G., nrohti,cd under penalty Of fine and imprisonment
rh. cbicf shall publish I'm bulletin form the results
., the analygs Of specimen food or drug but u'e
,.mes ~ manufacturers venders shall not be pup
ushod except in cases Of conviction In the courts
IN violations Of tho law. The details OF analysis
showing adulteratiOns shall be submitted 10 INC
rroner dstrict attorney who shall conduct prosecn
,ions ANY drug shall be deemed IN be adultcratHh
Vhen II differs within the knowledge of the seller from
the standard Of strength, quality or purity ain down
I'm the United states pharmacopoela or othcr ''ehudu
orbs or when rs strength purity falls below
,h. nrotesscn standard under which 1t Is sold FOOD
or drink shall be held 10 be adulterited when any
s,,hstanc. has been knowingly mixed or packed Win
&, q, as 10 reduce lower. in!urously affect lta
ouallty or strength when any inferior substance
has been knowingly substituted I'm whole. or In part
for tle article or when any valuable constituent OF
the article has wholly or in part absracteo u bc
an imitation Of and sold under the specific name 0i
another article II II be mixed coored p2"ooien :"
stained so TO conceal any damage to the ar'oIe
n II contain within the knOwlcdcc oi the seller any
added poisonous or nlnrious i.gi'di"nt, 1mc ~ ~, 1t
mr. IN mart OF anything that is diseased hlfhy, DC
composed or otherwise unfit for food
p.rsons are required under penalty, 10 submit Tor
o,aivsis samplrs Of food drink or drugs, and olcal
analysis shall be made OF such artc,S whenever inc
same is demanded By any rcspohSibic person.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
DExocRArs TO OPEN THEIR NEW BUILDING.

Tho Kings County Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
organized last evening. Tho meeting was inc h7se Oe
hola IN the new Thomas Jefferson Building. IN CoGf'
Soua-e superyisorat-Iarge Krelschmar presided Ihe
omccrs elected were: President. Thomas + Pe'rsAI'
socrearv william A. Furcy and treasurer. Wilam H.
Nu,tha IL was decided 20 have the form al opening OF
~. now builsgs which has been erected A. cost Oh
s,.o 900 on fv1 a. The speechmakng Will BE- IN the
,e,noon whsr addresses will be made by senator Car
Ils,e Governor nm and Mayor Chaplin The buildins
n he Illuminated in the evening, and all the Democrats
NJ the county be invited 20 be present TO inspect
and TO partake OF supper.
In yias n, the recent changes in the election laws 10
vas decided that the Campaign Committee be appom'a
torhwith and that the meeting be- held On lu's'y
NJ next week 10 take steps instruct Democrats u'
about the method of voting. lt was decided 7" U'
10 Ooo copies Of the compendium Of the ballot reform es
alton by Edgar l.. Murn. the Albany correspondent
The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THREE GIRLS PUT OUT A FIRE.
THE LIVES OF TWO CHILDREN PROBABLY SAVED
BY THEIR BRAVERY

The lives ~ two children were endangered by fire
last evening in the fine house Of salvador Rodriguez
a wealthy Cuban tobacco merchant. AZ No 1'' Nc
Donoueh ST.. Brooklyn Mrs Rodrigue1 had Ieft her
little girl age four. and baby boy % two months
in n room on the third story. The lttl" gir CLIMBED
upon n chair in her mothers absence with match
and undertook N light tho gas. Instead she SET
ar. to the lanc curtains and the fire vas carried by
the draft from tho open window 70 the bed on which
the baby lay.
The flames fortunately attracted the attention oi
three girls who were watering plants in the adjoining
ward They we're the Misses Ada and Alice Green
dought~r. Of Samuel Green vice president Of the Law
vcrs' Titlr and Guarantee Insurance COMPANY ana
Miss Jennie Lawton Of New Yorli. They ran INTO the
house. where they found the servant girl IN spasns
in the basement and they carried their watering poIs
mn tho stair, and poured the contents upon IN" bed
They found Mrs Rodriguez tearing down tn" bnr1ilhe
curtains and the children 10 place
~ sefcfy they then aided Mrs Rodriguez IN eA
tngushlng the flames and tho fire was all out neOrc
an alarm had brought the fire engines Ihe ioss Nas
about 1000 The girls received much credit TOT .nel.
hrave-v which put to shame some mon IN the Su.et
who did nothing bua look on whlle they pu' Vu' ''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
A SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION CASE.

Washington. June 3.-Thc majority report In the
.ase Of Miller agt. Elliott from the With South
.arolna District submitted t. the House Com
oiittee on Elections this morning by Chairman Rowcll
The report Is somewhat sensational in that al the he
rinning t declares that the entire South Carolina
registration and election laws arc unconstitutional
Tho basis for this declaration as stated. Is that the
state law imposes number of restrictions upon the
exercise Of the right OF suffrage which are in conflict
aith the State Constitution The report rcces tho
tact that in certain precincts what amounted TO az
educational test land therefore an illegal test was
imposed by lettering the ballot boxes which were
separate in the Of each Office. and tllst voters
we're deceived by intentional shifting Of the boxes
10 that the judges Of election able TO throw out
Dl Of the ballots cast In the wrong boxes. There was
Also, saws the report evidence Of baOtbOX stuifng.
summing up 1t Is found that taking the position most
favorable TO the sitting member the contestant.
MILLER. had a majority Of 757 while If the law is
.trctly followed his majority Will reach l14S.
Mr. Wilson, Of Missouri, will prepare the minority
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ. WEDNESDAY
Washington. June 3.-tor Northern New-EnesAa' 'sl'
followed in Vermont by showers. -
For Southern New. England ard Eastern Ne"''''~
fair followed Eastern NewYork by showers "i'N''
southery wrds. -
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware, Nc"'Jes9'
MARYLAND and virginia, fair and warmer. .
For the Caronas, fair, followed in south 0aFoI' !"
showers. -
For Georgia fair, followed by showers in the sou'"e
portion. r.,
For Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, LOUISIANA "'u N
ern Texas. fair. except showers in Eastern tlora'
For Arkansas and Missouri. fair 70 ~ ed in Missouri
showers severe local storms N Northern Missouri '
For Tennessee and Kentucky. fair and warm; y..
For Western New York Western PennsylNanla ahe
Virginia fair followed the lakes BY showers oo'''
high temperature. - ,.t Ay shov.
For Ohio Indiana and Illinois. fair. fol owed oN sno"
ers slightly cooler: sever. local storms IN Illinois
For Mchgan and Wisconsin showers slight. ws1r er
and the Dakoa$. showers O''''
For Iowa and Nebraska showers. .-s On
For Kansas and Colorado. fair, followed by -h|"e's =.
Eastern Kansas slightly cooler.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN TO PARADE.
PROSPECT PARK AND THE STREETS TO BE
rHRoSGED WITH BOYS AND GIRLS
FROM THE sUNDAY-sCHooLs.

FROM THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
provded the skies are favorable pretty spectacie
all, he displayed in Prospect Park and some OF the
ncpal streets OF the city to-day in the anniversary
n,rade Of s5 900 or 10000 children from the sunday
scbools. For over sixty years the custom has been
maintained by the Brooklyn Sunday y-school Union m
havine a Nav or June walk Of the children In connec
ton with the anniversary exercises held IN the
churches
The schools will be marshalled In eleven DIVISIONS
IN diHercNt parts Of the city. The largest one VIII
meet in Prospect Park and parade upon the Long
Meadow new division will be that parading In
the Twenty-sixth ward. II the weather is httng the
church bells will ring at II a. m. The exercises
in the various churches will begin not later than
0 40 D. m and the anniversary hymns, written for
the occasion will be sung and addresses will be made
Tho street parades will be at 80. At Prospect Park
there will be a band concert al 40, followed ny sing
Ing OF the children. and the parade Will begin at
ais II was expected that Secretary Tracy, Post
masterlieneraI Wanamaker and Congressman Wallace
would be present 10 review the lines but no one OF
them will be able to attend, and only city officials
and pastors will be upon the reviewing stand. The
division formerly meeting and marching in Clinton
ave will parade in Cumberland to-day for the first
time. =, ,,,, ,,., .
The Sunday school Of the Tniversalst Church OF
Our Father which has not been invited TO parade
with the orthodox schools, will have parade OF its
own today. The 10000 children In the Eastern
District Sunday school Union will parade In Bedford
ave In a single body tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR SICK TEACHERS.

Al tho meeting Of tlv Boam of Education yesterday
". p Ferguson prcscrtcd resolution asking TO nave
certain charges agains Principal F. A. Moore OF S'h"o
No. a. investigated The Roard voted To lay '',,'
matter on the rabe. The resolution 10 ""~ ~
.h.r. Lave OF absence Of fifteen days for sickness
On ful nay then came mp The opponents ot TIE
sur, made grat efforts to carry the matter over
20 another meeting. but were unsuccessful ana c cc
rcsointlon passc. by vote OF - 10 10 pr; G%rtnl %
.H th,f the bows department OF the central Schooi
hn declared tparate school under the name ol me
nors' High StnoOl and that committee on seven DC
annointed TO take charge of the school Inc "s"er
,gas laid owe tO rhe next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
A BIG INCREASE IN COUNTY EXPENSES

The budget for the county expenses lot oo oo'piis
year will be presented TO the Board oi hSlliha'o
.,.v The amonnt to he asked for will be n.o'23d9
an increase OF sos go the amount or the cur
ran, wear The chief items showing marked increase
ar. the payment upon the prncip@ OF the county
debit tho payment being swollen i"m Sl'oi"o 10
1855 535 the County Clerks ONCE peuses, WdnSn ,
arc Increased from $1,000 to sol 'o ior ne" poVh>
- record and the additional eNpels,s 'aus,u oS @ tlo
vi "nv lection law and s33 800 additional for new
hrScc ovcr Maspeth ave ard rcTl'r, 10 me Meekel
orluSv -tSse half the coat a whth /, paid by hng'
County Tho growth of tie couN institutions ocer Gas
ao s more money for salaries and other expenses
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
AN OLD COMPANY TO CLOSE ITS DOORS.

The work Of transferring the policies q the LONE
Island Insurance Company 10 Oh" R"ys IlSn'""'o
Company Of Liverpool England. Is IN pof'cS'' '"N
the affairs OF the former will he liQudae' Inc com
or h.s hoen IN existence since 1893. ard did large
business for many years. but few yeas ago II SUI
tcrcd severe losses which with disastrous management
led To the resignation OF the Drooklyn drc1oS. IL,
THu York once was maintained by me mahaseicI' NJ iii
~ ,u orr-,n gements could he made 10 rensu tne pu
clos Among the presidents Of the conth, ~ iaEr n
Heniamin Dclamater jonathan ogden ana "c"'sc H.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
DECISION on THE ARREARS OF TAXES LAW

The Court Of Appeals has Just given decision
In the case OF agt May which seriously affects
the consttutonay Of the Brooklyn Arrears OF Taxes
law commonly known the Evarts act The act IS
CHAPTER ia Of tho Laws Of Ss3. and authorizes the
Register OF 10 sell property for unpaid taxes
To complete his title the holder Of the certificate has
IN give one years notice to the former owner mort
gagcc or other person whose lien npon the premises
appears upon record. On payment OF bonus Of
10 per cent on the purchase price and Is per cent
interest purchase price and bonus the property
NAV be redeemed within the twelve months In vr-
tue Of the law property 10 the value OF l2ooOoDo
WIS disposed Of, this large sum representing
the arrears Of Brooklyn taxes unpaid prior TO 1883
Tho suit which the Court OF Appeals has just de-
cded arose ont of the operation Of the act. Moses
Nav the defendant, bought at tax sale the block
Lonnded by Butler and Douglass sts. and New York
and Nostrand aves the price paid being $1,000 The
nlantT Henry Bowen. who owned the property, pald
REDEEM pton fee of 81 500 o. and then brought action
for recovery ~ the money the ground that the law
was unconstitutional -, - r., -.
At Tho trial before Judge Cullen in the Kings County
snreme Court and I'm the subsequent appeal before the
General Term. the validity o the sale was sustained
but YESTERDAY the Court of Appeals reversed the de
cision Of tho General Term and ordered new trial.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
THE s,,rrs AGAINST CAPTAIN lAsorIS.

The suits OF Albert r. Walker au 'ii'"n 'o'o
against Captain Henry s. RaSluin OF te 'u ,O
40 600 damages each. for their ELECTION rom '"c
.r,norv came ND Yesterday morning in the supreme
Cour, before Judge Cullen. Hugo iilrSch' attorney
,or the defence. moved that the platihs he security
FOR treble the costs the ground Aat me acIi o
niainet Of were done by Captain R,squh III ms ON
pi.i can,rity and I'm such cases nc code ,rcptunE,n
,rablc scrurtty The plaintiffs were ordered 10 hie
sacuritv in $3.50 each
New-York tribune., 1890-06-04
PRAIsIyG THE FASSETT COMMITTEES WORK.

The West side Republican Club held successful met
ing at trcir house No. I65 West seventy lrsst, last
evening The chief points discussed were the Mckinley
Tariff b and action Of the Fassett Committee Among
those pr sent were Justice Charles y. Tantor. John L.
y Hunt william II. Chapman. Samuel II. Randall j. Ed
car Ievernn tEcorgr T. Kngsbury. Professor George
clark william T. DAILY. Henry T.. stevens Judah j.
Talntor william IL IIcllamy, Albert Saws son. Lucius
stanton DR.. H. A. Utter. j. Elliot Smith, Pierre j. Smith
,d CYRUS Clark The club strongly indorscd the actioI
ton nv the Fas.ett Committee and unanimously passe'
resolution hoping that the committee would thoroughly
sift each department in this city.