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New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
FIGHTING OVER A RAILWAY CROSSING.

Chancellor McGi!l heard arguments yesterday In the
contest Of the Pcnn,y yana Railroad Company Tor the
right to lag track at grade across the Newark and
Elizabeth branch Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
at a point near Newark. The crossing i wanted for
the Wavcry and Ncw-loTk Bay Railroad, a branch
Of the Pennsylvania. some time ago the tracks OF
the road laid 10 within q short distance oi
the Ccntril's tracks and large gang of men was
held in readiness tO lay the crossing but the central
Company blocked the way by runnin. a lucOmOtvc up
TO the crossing point and ditChng IT,. That took thc
case INTO the Court of Chanccry. The Central Rall-
road Company applied for permanent injunction To
restrain tie Pennsy lyani1 from crossing IL tracks at
grade. Abont the same time the pcnnsy wanna Com
pany began proceedings to condemn right OF way
1T the desired crossing and it said yesterday tt
the Chancery Court had no jurisdiction while that
decision.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
UP ~ BUSY HARLEM.
,1r. cr1rnAv sIrpnsEn ro RE GRAVY

Grlnnan the gripman Of Cable Car No. g, Of the
Fort George Line. which ground Bernard seber 70
death at one hundred and twenty -ifthSt. and Park
ave- last saturday evening. is stiil at large. Police
men and detectives ar searthins for him. 1t is the
opinon of the police Of the one hundred and twenty
,iNthst station that the man went crazy from fright
When ne Il ,pped his after scber was ground to
-, ,,,r.co,,pizable mass he was frightened at tho
hnrrilc scream, of the victim and the positive knowi-
edge that they were death cries, that he jumped rom
tHe nintf,rm and ran wildly frm the scene without
n scrnnd's DELAY. lie have killed himself In ais
mad terror.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE AID HIMSELF.

Attempted vii.Wurter and suicide occurred ia~'
evening at 80. - Partition ST.. Brooklyn. seward
il,,,p , .,rpcntcr in middle Iife and hi, wife Mary.
ton yca- vouneerpuarrclled about some trivial matter.
The man drew a revolver and fired two shots at the
woman but both fortunately missed her and she eN
,,,od through second story window 10 the roof ot
r c<tcu~lon and theme" made her way to the ground
.r husband ihcn put bullet INTO hi, own i1rcheal. ].
When the police arrived they found mm Nlnt u'-
,on-,ious upon the floor. lie was removed 70 ue
Long Island college Hospital Ills CONDITION was r.
,trlcd "A, critical At late hour.
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LII " AHEIII

WARM SUPPORT FOR il DEE VAN SlCkEL
strong pressure will he brought To bear To day on
Governor Albeit 20 induce him to Ieappolnt Jndgo
ucunct Van Sychel 10 the supreme Court bench.
DELEGATION Of over fifty prominent citizens OF lhloh
Couuty headed by the Mayors Of Elizabeth and Kan
WAY Will 70 L. Trenton this morning Ia urge llo
Governor to make the rcappontment The move
ment is supported 10y men Of both parties ana j.
sIuplv an ~ preston OF the feeling which animate
thc community. II is said that the judges m"7'
formidable rival for the place Is Ex-Governor dIrcii
Judce Van Syckcl has been on the supreme bch'h
twenty lone years
GRAVE DIGGER NEARLY BURIED ALIVE.
lanes Macdonald a gravedggcr at Mount Ohve
c.thoc Cemetery In the suburbs OF Elizabeth. had a
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Made His Life a Burden,

l have mai scroul. until it made ny Lie q burden
lneNprcssbly mscr1ble sick, weak sceple-s ana
unhappy desiring that the time which seemed to
have been allotted this earth would hasten TO
an end tired docrOrs' treatment and medicine. ald
travel but u those did good for tho sctctqla
Gradually grow worse One physician whom travelled
far TO see and to whom paid $50: gave up the 0se
hopeless. then gave mp all other medicines; ana
took only Swfts Specific (S 5. s. -Four DotIes OF
That medicine cured me and Tor tho past four years
have had excellent health and / am as Tree from
diselse a. anybody living. . . ~,
Treatise on Blood ana skin Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
CLEANED FROM MANY QUARTERS.

New York Lodge. 40. 22i. knights of Pythias'
hold its installation of officers last night at the Horton
Budlng.
The Nonparen Rowing Club will hold Its annual
hall at the Central opera House, East sixty seventh
ST. this evening.
Fifty badges will be presented to members OF Com
,,, u at the annual review this evening
revival meetings will be held in Calvary Methodist
Fniscopal Ciulroh. a, Seventh-ave and Onehundrod-
and-twenty ninth-st, every evening this week. The
Rev j. r. Day will preach
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
IlOlh)kEN

cU,rGfNG HIS FAMILY WITH CONSPIRACY.
Dicdrich II,-- rroch, age hfty seven. Of 40 lo'
rI,oun.d st.. wa, arrairncd before Recorder Nc
Bon,urh Yesterday chal gcd by his wife with beng
t,t...r,I dri,Aard The prisoner denied the
,,r, and declared that biz wife and her three sons
b., , former ralrlt-c had entered into conspiracy
t ,,t,in to.-,..,Iu of about 10000 worth Of real
,.tat" which J." owns. iIr kc'""'r HNcu ho"'i"f
for 10 morrow morning.
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fingered Between Life
and meaTh,

Mrs George T. SmOOte. highly cultivated and est;
mabe aly Prescott. Ark. writes under date OF April
-, 1889 " During the summar u 1887 my eyes became
innam H. and NY stomach and liver almost hOpeiessy
dsorierl. Nothing ato agreed with ne. took
chronic dlarrhOes and for some time ny lte was
despaired ~ by my family. The leading physicians o
the country were consulted and the medicines admstre
by them did any permanent good and ! fingered
between life and death. tn. Latter being preferable 70
the agonies ! enduring. In May, lSSo, ! bee ame
disguised with physicians ani their medicines dropged
them all and depended solely Swifrs Specific Is y S
few bottles oi which made permanently well-well
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

A FAREWELL DINNER To NJ tDlIpk.
The friend, Of william W Mcclellan. until recently
IN. Editor Of The Mouul Vernon Argus gave him "a
farewell dinner last nght at the barnard House.
iount Vernon. Mr. Mcclellan Is soon To 90 To
Anuquerquc y. VI, 10 engage IN the mining business.
ou tle menu card was thi, sentiment: - on, Willie.
We -,all mis-, you7 Jared Sand!ord cN president oi
the town presided. and a; hio rEht Nat tc guest ot
thc evening. Among those who responded To tol't,
we're David Ouachiubush Is. l.. Ashley. Dr. Robert
Tay Tor John Perry Darrell {. Hickey. Norman ~
Iawior. rr. William Murphy and MAJOR James IL
Jenkins
GITE PLAlNS.-lI. J. Dykman, son OF Judge D. -
Dvkur'n Sank to the ground unconscious lalc on 0dl
riIy night while returning from his stables to MS
hou. I'm Central ave lie was found hy MS VIC
lie had been seized with hcmorrhagc Of the sIonhfh H.
lie MAS resting easier Yesterday under medical care
supervisor Clos. Of North salem, mas htIo
duccd a resolution In the Board of supervisors % re re
duc,t the Legislature Ia create n board OF tlua-'
lion I'm the county of NcStchcstcr.' . ~
Agricultural and Horticultural society of We tohe,p.
Comfy has decided b. hold the next annuai I Itil
during thc wce, beginning september 30 ana clo'i"s
october 4.
pEIII \Ai-Thc presbytery Of WestcheStcr VIII Iee'
In the Ilugueuot Memorial Church "i Pclhum 'aho' oH
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TIE SUPPRESSION OF TIE NEGRO VOTER
SENATOR wALTHALL DEFENDS IT A. A MIL
sITY or HUMANITY.

Washington. Jan - D~pcciall- senator Chandler IS
resolution calling upon tie Attorney General inr we
report made is tir United state, Nai-hnI i'f N'
Northern District ~ Mississippi ou TIDE recent "H'ii-
iu Aberdeen iu that ~tac. served as a topic l'oA'
i'm tl, senate for another dcuat" on tac southern 'I'
tio, quest on and The practical denial - the southern
ucaro Of nj, political rights. TIE two vi -l''ipln
senators strongly opposed The resolution a' aH al
empt to Dry int, things beyond the coh-utui"h J"''
diotion Of the Federal Government. and ilc '-'N
ran finally into one Of tho-" WcEhfy constitution" p"
,r,Imcnt,~ in which the southern senators are sun
f,d ~ irdpl-inr. senator WalthaIl opened the dc
hale with a set speech from notes. lie c'uirm"o"
.unouolidedly ana uur.,cIvcdy the outrage "n iN'
secretary oi War l~ho Wa, burned n eng "I' "l
the unfortunate Indiana timer Who Wa, whipped ana
expelled from Aberdeen.
Then hc wen; on 20 deprccatc the cruel 'f"'A''
against the southern leader, FOR their efforts I" sup
pres, the colorcd vote. free cXcr'-, OF "m'h mean
the dcri-d,tion and overthrow oi '"uI'
niu society and civilization. IL Wa
not a party cAilcncy. but "a necessity OF
Yuu,uitv~ ,mt demanded the suppression % ''
negro voter Noulu- could force tAc southern "'''''
ro accept the rc.Ii. involved ln uhl'- -t"h'n i'-'"
..i.ra-c ~I cannot counsel my people, c>cl'iN'd
Mr. WalthaH dramatically, " E, accept t'.r ''~"''.
pAri,ari,m without struggle What 'i--'-''Fr'
wanted Sa. % have The Norih ~ho" lr HoN interest
and 4 ~yipathy with the southern Democrats n thrii
struggle - preserve uyilinton.
senator George also condemned the perpetrators "'
the Aberdeen outrage. but he Wa convinced ilt' TIC
Ni--i-,ippI cg.-latulc Was competent io. Et -i'
tAr riat.r. Ihc senator spec ''i'I I'. I'' ''. D."
pr. g,t i.rousi with u- exposition OF lr 'ui-"'''
TO Show that the diopon Of the ic 1.1uoH WOMB
.a yiit,r.lrIouted aIG even revolutionary .
-cl.tn~ Chandler replied 60 senator ''rTl'. H'
thought that thing ao conn" 10 n Co. lia"I mary I"
,rh.t, the senator. from Mississippi 'ould not of 80"
me- familiar question. " What are you -"ihL u" o.
alout II D" Whcn cXcu-Int some dchn," W ""
within the huundauc, of their state, put ,"lId 80
-tiii flrfnor And d,iautlt Announce: D"u Law h'
ven the right To inquire into H. Nr "c'f-e lhrA'H,l
,1r Cou.f Il.lou once more, ard brief epc"th's h
,.,-y.r, 10 mlg were made by senator lhrdll-, and
senate, Wilson, OF Iowa. Tho r.. oluuon "A0 It nh
a ..,',-ad of when the Senate went INTO executive
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
RECEPTION OF IMMIGRANTS AT THIS PORT.


Washington Jan. 21.-Co'lcctor Erhadt' oil Ne"
York. spent several hours AT the Treasury Department
to-day lie first had an interview with Assistant
secretary Batchclcr in regard to certain wopo'ed
change. in the cnstoms service ana ''eh iic H"u
long conference with secretary Window ana ASSIST
.,..r,. rchoror in regard 10 immigration
nctbod. at the port Of New York. The question wac
discus,cd in all it, phases and the conclusion reached
that tle only remedy for the evils listing In inc
ur.cnt systcm vas for the Government 10 assume
autir. and exclusive control Of the mater lno
,rr.,ut contract with the state IWiIsId,Iph On pa
nj .inIcts will probably be t"rmiiht"1 Dl Mdirh 81
Noce Of the Governments desire Z" tri.nate !, @ w,lI
under consideration i, the sccctOn 81 pih'r j" N.Y.,
l-ncing OF The immigrants from the ,ieAiu'I7; NV
,,n1 ~ the Icpnrtncut j, 10 have the Immigrants
landed at place ab-ontcly under COY "%oEIinmcc cor f
trnI where tncv Will be frc" from eyil nhuehgt, ~
au lud, Governor Island and Bcdl0WS Isanu
src considered excellent places for this purpose 1
first named will probably be selected No ue',n ue'
sctinn viii hc taken I'm the matter, however, uhuI
certain nccessary prclimnales have been concluded
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rITllIpFORD.
FORMAL oTENING OF y NEW CIrR'

FORMAL OPENING OF y sew CHURCH.
TIA. formal op,ring service, of tlc Huthrriorl
rarr..t church. which tccar on sunday. were 'f
rnuad Yesterday. hmor- the speaker, announced
were thr Icy. pr. VI. g. r't.'n "i \c" >".n .
t.rv Dr T. T. IuU.I.y. oi tutan.lp.d. and ti" I'..
;. H. Nce-cr. OF I4tcron. ihr ">','~, u '' ron,
-t.r and tn, f,'i-;.,., aio. hcur lrr1t.-. james "
,c Niti Richard >Aa-f. p. l j. -llnd-rr and Ihai'.
liant
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

February ,, at Z 80 p. m, when the Rev. H. II.
Adriance Of Poughkeepse Will be installed as pastor
RYE.-Eichard c. Downing prominent citizen OF
Downing who lawyer, was for some time a
Justice OF the Peace in Rye aud took an active part in
We,tcheter politics. The funeral will take place
Wednesday a the Presbyte Church in White Plains
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON-Thc Richmond County Democrallc
General Committee met Yesterday and completed ar
rangcments for the holding of the primaries ana town
conventions for the spring elections. Inc Pilmlre'
will be held throughout the county on saturday even
ing February J. and the town conventions WI Dc
held as follows: Mortified, February u; Mlddic-
town, February : SOuthhed. February 3, Westheld'
February | Castleton, February 7.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ROCKLAND COUNTY.
.,,,r,.,. tN,,NNN nIES ~ \ CEMETERY .

YOTNG WOMAN DIES IN AtEMElEEN'
Fla bedford. young woman well known ana
,u,h respcctcd In Nyack went to the oak llill Gene
to-, Yesterday afternoon to be- present 1t Is Thought.
t IA, burial Of All aged friend. After she entered the
cemetery size went among the graves IN the pubic
rr,und \ few minute, aitrtWaid another Young
,,f,ar couiug down the hill. saw MIS- bedford wing
dead on her face ON the ground The coror.f 'voA
rn,Tor nf ,hc body and cmpanced a jury. IL Is be
urvrI mai death was caused by heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
session.
MIR. TELLER OPPOSING THE WINDOW BILL.


Washington. Jan 27.-ocnator Teller oi Colorado
made AN argument to-day before the House Commute
on Coiuasg OH tie subject Of silver coinage lie cA
pressed h, d,approbaton Of the Nindom .Fci bIl i'
.,rdiug il "a, hostile 10 tnc silver producing nic'r-'-
Of the country The dcprc- Ion IN puslne,' clr'''
all over the world he thought, Wa, largely due 10 ''
treatment Of silver by the United states Government
since 1-73 Personally. the senator said. hc dd MOI
have any interest in silver mine. The Window BILL
he declared, had been prepared ~ men VINO hah 1901
studied the silver question: by barker, Of Ne" l"h
and bankers were not thorougi Students Of hnan'i
questions from = broad point Of view. II was hh"N'
he continued that the price Of silver would be ID
creased if the bill hould be enacted into law, but
hr would not support It that account lie 'nd
that the propo-Ition issue Treasury note, 80 return
for the drp0-it of silver bullion made 1t appear a.
thouah silver were merely commodity, ana u inc
Covepoul,yut recognized this principle concerning
.iivcr there wa, no reason Why IL should not hc zap
nlied 10 plg iron ore and corn.
lhc feature Of the bill authorizing the secretary
of the Treasury - pend the receipt "i -l''f
InIllon wa, also objectionable IN Mr. lellcre opinion
lie thought tnat the nIted states wa, capable "i
Controlling the silver question By adopting policy "i
frre cor:,e and this. bee added va, the only leeii
mat. method Of treating the question although be was
in doum whether hIll Of that sort could escape a
veto by the President.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
LONG ISLAND.

PATCHOGUE.-Wille, the ten-year-old son of Her
bert Hammond, "a Well-known resident Of this place,
skating on Terry Pond yesterday wheh the lc'
gave wav and the boy fell in and was drowned.
George Kelly. Of the age. also went down. but
taken out and reSuscitatcd.
BALDWIN," Ri ly' McCl ~ s farm q. Ra'dwin was
seized Yesterday under u Judgment obtained by Henry
Walsh, a wholesale liquOrdealcr Of New-fork, Tor
$3 400 for liquors, etc, sold 20 McGl0ry.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
ORANGE

Professor Boyc-cu. Of Columbia College. delivered
rh, second ~ h- -cric- of lectures contemporary
Nr'~ BOO Commonwealth iiall last evening before a
lar,o audience.
Conpan, A. "a Battalion. gave "A large and <rill
liant lali u go. aruor, la,t evening at which over
900 cuo-t. were present.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
W.HRLNNMlCK.
Has THE TRIAL BECOME \ FAECE1

has THE TRIAL BECOME \ FAl;CE1
The Prosecutor expects to nui.h tine testimony In
a., TRIAL of the c.oion officials charged with roDDins
,,. sixth ward ballot bon 10 day. senator Adfaiu,
,i,o rctr.-cut, the defendants. iniimMcd yesterday
that ne would call vit"-,c-. and u B, evident that
me a.. we'll a, every one else cNp"cts Disagreement
m ,cnrittal There is much G,.a'I faction concerning
,be manner In which The case ha, been '"I
,,o,d The principal witnc- go, yesterday were
t..,,-, D NahOu. who -W0rc that ne -iW Two men Doe
% rcar of the room At noon cleo uou daS win the
t,rot hox between them. and Loui- We'll ballot box
,.r vho ,worc that, ~ of the democratic ballots
m I'm, box were uumlllod and had not passed IN III IN"
regular way
The lamp aud bronze wori'5 In Sew Ernnswich have
hocu closed indefinitely and all the In the employ
of the compan, discharged.
Word va, received yesterday that Lizzie Mci,ncr. a
,o,rg prl VINO ran away from home aud di.appcar'd
about six months ago. had been found ia Jersey city.
The Rev H. Tay Miii-. the evangelist. who ha' been
co,ducting service, iu New brunswick iOr the last
,nr,e weeks has been called away hy the sudden
de,th from heart disease, oi hi, mother, the W.do"
of th. Rev. Thornton Millr Mr.. NILS Herself had
,eer a ,.iouary 10 Ccylon She leave, three SONS.
tuo Of them ministers, one being pastor Of the Pll
month Church. Providence, Il. l.
Information received Yesterday Of the death oi
Jonathan Peterson. the postmaster at south luVer'
and one Of the leading Democrat Of MiddlcscX County
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

marrow escape from death on saturday. While dig-
gr. a grave it caved in. buryng him UP to his mead
in ... earth lie was powercSs to free himself and
-ucli 4 until ne became hoarse. but his cries were
unh,ald. lie remained in this pcrilOus position four
hou'.. until at last superintendent Walsh 0f thc
oeu terry becoming alarmed at his prolonged absence,
s.lTci 10 hunt fer him. lie reached Macdonald non"
TO soon. he exhausted from his struggles
and must soon have succumbcd.
william II. Trahon, Frechodcr Of Union County
ms Strclcn with paralysis on Sunday night. lie
va, spccchcss last evening and no hope was enter
I2incd Of his recovery
william Dvtcr. a painter fcll from ladder ycStcr-
day and broke his elbow and sustained number Of
bruises. lie taken to the hospital
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
ONLY ONE BOND OFFER RECEIVED.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Thc only bond offer received
et the Treasury Department up to noon today was
$4,000 registered four and one half'. at 1o4 Do
The Offer was accepted.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rnIpTu- CLASS POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.

Wasbiueon Jan. 81 Fourth class pOstmastcr' nave
,een npponted for Ncw-Yorh as follows; W. T. SaOHi'
w., st1ition ard q. VI. Wells. Johnsburg
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
PATTERSON
SILK MANUFACTURERS uuILANr.

There va, great delight am.n- tAe SIX manu-
faotu-cr- and operative "h' constitute t" 'm'i r'
If the incu trial community of Paterson over '"'
news tolceupAcG by tou-'".. h"ch"lh }r'iF
day. that the House q Representatives had "n''.
...u.ly pa-.cd the hll which. ~ correcting an
onl.- ION u the present tarH lows. ma.' 'h f'i-'
whether u-ed f.r hst trimming or A"i dn'liiIr a.
% p.r cent ad yilo.,Hn. Ihr iratV"rt'nf omission
OF the word "v,,ctahc7 boo the i.'.'n' h" '.Ih beng
Az animal product lod to o." attempt "i thr Hi
porter. E, brur ,Ilk ribbon. into 'h- country a.
hat Trimmings ~ 20 per ocat dut'. and l'd 70
the recent decision Of tAc tuted state, >"r'm'
Court favor o the imp'rtcr. ." ,.i.'' 2'
decision. unless um"lDi" .."'i "' " 80. "
- lniu ihc H"M Ut I'D. .. ~, -rn '..,t..,.
pate. ., sink Manufacturers. aud rN senator. g. y
iloh.it and !. ". Gues> had been "or".n- 90. ''''
with Con ..c,- u'u. and succeeded iI iI..I ~" " a.
.'d No,'. G. mmt.c, 20 report tl" h... WI r VI
T.r'.r . D.. aid va, ot first d ..n in"i o. 30 .".
,..i,,cd member az th, Uua.r .t 30 ..al"- ni
f,.lre ,l tlr iarT que ti.n would Ni.'"l o. l'1d
e"y e.'r ,', I, va. di-,.,crcd however. rat u'
member cared to oppose tLr hill
Tic Rev. j. .. Gallavay. II the Third Pre- hytcrIan
church. received word yesterday 4 tc death d." hr
aged father and -tarted for hl- old h'n" in canada
to attend the funeral.
v,,,r Harncrt doe. NOT approx" of TIE ordinance
,.. ce by the Board of Aldermen tram. icrrln- $1,000
from ucen-, receipts to the account of Charities and
! {, rr,.ct.on and rcfu io sign lt The ten da'
! after which au orlilarcc become. valid without ihc
Nayor', signature doc n0t expire unr' Ih"' -d' D.
and some Of the ctv poo. vhp receive "''"h aims
viii have f., eo without their -upcud- to-day.
IIuri G. Irish Camp. Som. of Veterans, ), holding a
p.Il. fair at Wa-uu-tou HAL, which VIII oon"nne "il
uls week. Thl, will be- veterans night ana mum
beg of Grand Army pots have b"cn invited t. attend
George Graham, "a son OF william Graham. "n"
Of the nown r.-idcut- of thc ctf. "A- "i'itn'd
h.frc Jud.c OLSON yesterday on au lndi' m'nt oh"f
n,. a--.,nlt ou q young French -.i named 'c L"rilc
III. father became houd-ruan Boo the sum II $1,000.
r,,,,. +. considerable dc,ututon iu West Milford
| r,,c,. hin in the upper part of ra--ac County. y
/ la,,, number of famc, DO That town depend on ih"
,e crop tp furnish them with work every winter and
fine liilun. T., crop Oh Greenwood Lake leave
/ tlc,u without au income.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Census for the collection of statistics Of recorded in
debtedness for the city of ST. Louis
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rARM MnRrGAGE srArIsrcs roR rIE cENsrs

FARM MORTGAGE STATISTICS FOR TIE CENSl =
Washington, Jan. - (spccall.-The Senate Com
ittee on the Census has yielded to the general desire
EXPRESSED last week fog the collection Of statistic
hearing upon farm mortgages, and Mr.. Hale to-day fc
norted bin to provide for the gathering Of such fact,
nv the Superintendent Of the Census An appropri on
~ 81 600 600 is to be made for this special branch Of
tho york and the superintendent is to be aslcd 10
ascertain the number Of persons who live on ard cult
v.,e tbcr own farms aud who live In their own homes
the puuber who hire their farms and homes; and the
number of farms and homes which are under mortgage
the amount of mortgage, and the value oi me property
nortpaeed, He is also to discover, "a Tar as piac
tcable the objects for wihcn ,H1cr,u ] AHA MAN. mn1g
been nortgased, and the rate oi interest paid upon
mortgage loans.
Numbering HOW TIE NEW TREATY GOT OUT
Washington, Jan. 81 (specaD.-" lhe Evening Ntaf
TODAY saws considerable surprise and dissatisfaction
Is exnrcssed at the British Legation today over the
publication Of the Extradton Treaty. 1t Is OF course
an extraordinary thing for important a ucaN 10
be made public before itlas been SSuSsou 't " Ia
by the senate. .The see VI h'y il had gotten
today that he conld not imagine "o" " W e
ont"
PROPOSING TO SPAN THE HUDSON Al NJ" i'""'
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Cameron io' 70"''O
Quay to-day introduced bill 10 an'ho'M0 Wv '
struction Of a bridge at New-York City across ,no
Uudson River to New-Jersey The bill provides thai
fifteen persons forming corporation 10 be known a,
the North River Bridge Company, shall buiid anu
maintain the bridge that it shall have not - % "i,h
six railroad tracks: that n shall be
a single span, and that 1t must De co"'P''" "'
years.
l., PHOEBE COUZINS A CENSUS A"ENl'
Washington Jan 2T.-Robert y. Porter ule super
intendcnt Of fine Census has appointed Miss PhoeDe
Couzins, Of ST. Louis. special aGeht VI INV
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Iss PHOEBE CoUzINs A CENSUS Mil
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lntendent Of the Census, has appointed MISS rIoepo
Couzins, Of 81. Louis. special aGeht oi "O ~