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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
4 NEW TREASURER FOR uARYLAyD

Annapolis. Nd. April - (>pc'lll. -'iovcrnor Jack.
son to-day removed stevenson Archer for malicasancc
IN Office AID misrepresentation Of the funds ~ The state.
And appointed 10 the vacancy Edwin II. Brown, II
Queen Anne County. Nr. Brown IS a brother ~
state senator John Brown. lie Is forty eight years
old a member Of the firm ~ Ir''n y Brown. of Cen
rcyille aud for eight years state Attorney for the
county. The appointment l. considered good one.
Tie Trcasurcr,hip offered 10 several Democrats
before II accepted by NJ. Brown
The hearing Of Archcr's case attracted large crowd
IN the Executive Chamber to-day. Archer not
At the hearing lie sent typewriter letter in which
he said
have the honor 10 arhn)w edge the receipt IL
notice to me. fixing the 10Th day of APRIL i-9O
for bearing II certain charge, preferred araln, me
a, Treasurer. Ny PLY steal condition =, such ~
make II mpOss Die Tor ~" 10 be present al the time
named. wiling however, 10 waive all rights
which might result by reason ot my non attendance
and consent hai "a hearing may tihc place as II were
personally present.
II i, not probable that Archcrs Will be brought
before the Grind Jury before next week.
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, stranger in whom some Of the police oM'a"
think they recognize an old and expert crook, ms
recently visited several banks in thu, city ana repre-
sentcd himself a. Colonel &. II. Bell. 'het ~ 10
secret service lie said that he had heard mat arrc
quantities of counterfeit coin wer, in crculltion ara
he desired 10 find out whether the banks haa any "
H. lie said that the coins were 20 nearly perfect 'n'
ts,ions that there was danger that even tie oahS
officials might be deceived. lie limited at poSsi's
examination Of the coin IN the possession OF 'e ua'
hut anparcntly DID not ind any cashier creHu!o"s
enough 10 give him aces, 70 tie vaults lie lAu IL
hi nosession letters OF Introduction, undoubtedly ior'
cories hearing the name, Of secretary WINDOW aNd
thor officials, lie succeeded In some instances ~
,,ninr arccs 70 the If the president or CASHIER
rI. head Official Of the secret service l. j. = bei'
uo has the appearance OF a Western campaGner a,
no has long. thick hair ard a military eoa'ee' aNu
usually wears a broad brimmed sof hat Inc stranger
IN. ma resemblance 10 chief ELL. a. he Is Described "
almost sixty years old tall aud with closely s"a'en
fa,e \ Roman nose and square cnh are Nv" y, '
marked feature, and he j. spoken II by an VII" NV
...n hin, a, of good appearance ana AtuN r,,, -
T,Nn of The banks visited were iie my, - 4
Va = llud>on->t ard the Ne" ORR Sa.'o''' tia.
.h,rre Bank q; CllHllcr~-,t. ana '.c-c 10" Ia;
ric tank official, ccmmunl, ltci with Nas-v'.' 80
rnief BroONs Of th, Cl;N. i lo'hin- "H. W.. W.
,r,nccr IL is Ill pcccd that he may lsNc DC" 10
rarcd I'm making observations - enable HA'' " -'~
accurate information TO bank theNcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
NATIONAL ACADEMY or SCIENCES.

Washington. April 1J.-Ihe annual session Of the
National Academy Of sciences lcgan DAY in the hall
of the National Museum Inildng, tho president Pro
fc ,,r o. &. Marsh OF New laVcn. presiding. The first
paper presented on The Application OF Inter
ference Methods to Astronomical Mcasurcmcnts,' by
Professor \. A. Nicholson. Of Worcester. Mass. This
papcr illustrated and was an Interesting pcscntl
fiun Of = method of measuring angles. other papers
were a. follows: Physiognomy gf tho American Ter
tiary lIcmiptcrl,r by : H. Scuddcr " Totally Of the
Eclipse of 1--9 December -" d. =. Todd. presented
hy the Homo secretary " Recent Advances Toward a
knowledge the Fishes of the Great Oceanic Depths.
e., browne ,,pOdc and TarhtOn II. Bcan: " system
If Classification Of Variable stars :. e. Chandler
"on the spectrum Of Metals" II. a. Rowland "On ia"
Cheapest Light =. 7. Langley.
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THE AOUEDUCT-CLA MEASURE.
Mr. ERWIN SECURES IT'S PASSAGE BY THE
sENArE-rHp STEIN PAwNBRoKERs'

BILL KILLED.
Albanv April Is (SpeciaD-M the evening session
Of the senate. Mr.. Erwin surprised everybody by
calling up at the last minute his bill providing Tor the
apponmcnt of an Arbitration Commission Of three, TO
determine the cloms OF tic contractors on the new
aoucduct and securing its passage Several or inc
Senators had already gone home and ~ looReh al
first as though the bill would fail for want "t a
ouorum. Enough votes were however. secured to
save it. The vote was a follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Birkett Brown, Chase. Coggeshajl,
Collins Dcane Donaldson. Emerson Erwin iia"h'is'
Laughln Linson, McCarren. McNaughton, Richard
son. Robertson. Rocsch stadlcr and Vcdder-10.
Nay-Mr Ivcs-1.
The Committee on General Laws reported ad-
verscly Assemblyman stems PaUnbrokcrs bill. THIS
is the bill on which criticisms have been passcn
by Of the newspapers. Inc hssertoh mas o'e''
freely made that money has been uscd I" corrnp'
those having the measure in charge ms aSscHloh'
of course is definitely answered by the action Of tho
committee Mr. Erwin its chairman, vigorously
denied TO the senate that the committee
had been Influenced in the least by
outside pressure Judge Robertson and Ny
Linson were the only senators who vot a
against the adoption Of the report. MI oConnor' To
Kill the bill thoroughly, moved to reconsider TIC V"e
by which tho bill adopted, and then voted against
his own notion Everybody else did the same "
satisfied declared MI - N'ihOi' ''h wv VIZ
was introduced for dishonest and striking purposes
Mr.. Van oiordcr who IS also member Of the com
nittcc said As TO tie destinations made against TINS
committee I an informed that they are the outcrop-
nnrs Of the introduccr OF the bill. don't know how
that NAV be- have been unable 10 be present ~ any
Of the committee meetings when this bill was con
sidcrcd No person excepting Mr. stem nlfsch , ,,
evcr sno,cn 10 me about the bill until 70 day nave
bccn talked Of as having received certain amount on
money IN oonsdcra on 81 nv VOC i h - rrc ,rnm
and unworthy Of any source except inc souI'c lV'
which I believe IL cmanatcd from the Information
have Overwhelmingly, the introducer OK thc DiI' 80,
The senate to-day passed Mr. Van ,'oincrs DIN
rrnhihInc police and excise officers from having an
inrc,t in The sale or manufacture Of liquor t'oh'
ference report agreed tol , ,,,, A,,, vo,s
Mr. Roesch's Weekly Payment OF Wages biil-rcaS'
Mr. McCarrcn's bill prohibiting printing IN prisons
The following nominations Tor trustees Oi l." nc
Insane l~Nlun were received fiom the Govcrnn' ana
referred tn the Finance Committee: Publus j. lo-cts
George barnard L. &. J. Angclus. Charles > sNh"n''
John " Mclean and John d. Mahcn. The npnhh'
tons were confirmed. ..
After some dcsultory discussion over tho suspch-
sion Of the rules the >aXon BALLOT bill was taNen up
in Committee Of the Whole and progressed win q
view 10 final action upon It Tomorrow
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know what to say on this proposition: VIII you
favor hearing the bill ?" said Mr.. Fish 10 MI MINI
ball. , ~, ui,,h,,i
II will not oppose it," answered Mr.. hl M
lie then put the motion that the Dlli sloulu W. "a
/ TO >; the affirmative votes being gwen os hln.oa
Burns. Lane and johnson. Republicans anu '0 "07'
tive by Hit and Townsend. Democrats. .. .. ,r
1t is doubtful if the Assembly WI cOn ;,d - C 'r
rerommta of the bill to the Assembly kalioan on
mitcc although of course. il will have no o1.o.? 9
ia the memlcrs Of the Railroad Committee iscmns
to the remarks Of Corporation Counsel Clark. OF New"
York on the bill on Thursday. 49,, .,, An ri.h
II is poSsible also that Mr. Sheehan ana Mr. rls
may object to The reception Of the ea fe fae
.hon vii 10 connict which will clearly reveal VINO
are fine tricnds and who are the enemies of the bill
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ROYAL ARCH MASONS DINE.
4 RING PRESENTED TO c. c. sHAYNE, THE KING
SOME OF THOSE PRESENT.


The annual dinner and ladies' reception OF me
Crescent Chapicr If Royal Arch Ma,Ons was given
last evening at Clark'>. Al the head Of one Of the
tables .af C. C. >haync the king. who acted a toast
MASTER and Al the other Dr.. Robert \. ''unn, the
hI-h pries, or presiding Officer OF the chapter
incident Of tho evening was the presentation
To- Mr. shaync. by Alfred Taylor. in behalf OF hi'
iretbrcn ~ "A handsome gold ring. Characteristic OF
the thir, second degree speeches were made hy the
,oastmasfcr by Or. Gum. Past Grand Master
rlycl l. Thorne Alfred TaJ lor, Miss Alberta Gallatn
and others.
The company numbered about 12o. ana ih'ni"co
con,ain T. F. Gross, Of Washington: X. NJ Waters.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Baker. ". H. Mather. Warren llig-
10y MIR and Mrs. !. Homer lllldrcth. Nh dnc Mrs
H. D,c Mr. and Mrs. j. \. Tyncs. Nr. ard Mrs.
T. J. barrett Nr. and Mrs. {. ". Jackson Dyer PEARL
Thona, Hobbs. g. +. Bcnton. II. &. LOCKWOOD W. W
Dlts Mr. and Mrs. John Bohn. Mr.. and Mrs >amnci
t..,cs J. F. Purneli. Dr. \. Wilder. Nj and Mrs.
\ l. RIVER Mis- Alberta Gallatin. Mr.. and MIS-. Wayne
t,enhcr- John II. Anderson. G. II. Bellraar Mr. ana
~. i, 81 Dewey Mr.. and Mrs. +. lluvs. IT. !. "
Warner H. i. Bclfod Mr.. and Mrs. Jane VI, 'nroll'
vr and Mrs g. ". Raider. Nr. aud Mrs. j. /. Mors..
T. D. woodruff Mr. and Mrs.. ~ g. fhvrs George
t,r;cc ~, Rev L. J. Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. l.
Irllcha ,II,ers f. ". Goodwin j. charles barton Nr'
'nt vr, " H. Miller Mr. and Mrs. L. j. Wright.
". ., i;,rtisrh f. W. Curtis. W. A. Downs. F. l.
C'r,, Lame. Dixon Arthur j. Csponillel, II. VI.
II"nicr and Mr. and Mrs. uoorse lIamann
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FOR STATE CARE OF THE INSANE.
THE GOVERNOR SIGNS THE BILL-sCorE Of II
NV LAW.

Albany Anril 1.-THE Governor today signed the
state Care q the Insane bill. This action finally com
plc,es the most important work Of the state 'omnh
,ion in Lunacy Thus far attempted in the frat Yca 'i
il existence the Legislature having follower 70 ''
last detail the recommendations conlancl IN 'A' N'''
annual report # the Commission on TINS subject, =,
the ferns Of the all OF the paupeF AMI lnd.'h'
insane In all the counties ~ the state, except New
York Kings and Monroe. viii b" cared for ana nam
tanned hy the state without any charge or expense
10 the counties.
The number # insane affected hy this bill Is h'ue
icss than 300 less than onc-la % the whole mum
her now cared for by the State. 10 asylum, are 10
i l.. "a, tho STAT" had. before III" passage "i INC
In adopted plans f'r and entered upon u' ''''.
.,r,,etI,n Of hildlngs ~ which loo of the h-ni's
ia H.. cared for can ic accommodated lrtNlh- "i.
'c.od hDuding, oil The grounds 4 the prccni >ii'"
a.,Irul. At a co-, u 500 per patient, or r'-',V'
,cr tic vh,c number. Hereafter. up r1Nirr or lul
CON, insane person can be turned from >ta'"
A., .!u 10 a county as lum.
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BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

Albany, April 15.-The following bl11S have become
laws:
Chapter 119-Amendng the act for the formation OF
corporations for the erection and keeping of hotels
Chapter 120-Amending the charter of Biz ghamon.
Chapter 1-Appropriating T363.09O for the pay
ment Of interest the canal debt for the fiscal
year ending october l. 1890.
Chapter 122-Impo-ing tax Of .01 of mill on each
dollar Of real and personal property for the annual
contribution 10 the sinking fInd for the payment OF
the principal and interest the canal debt FOR the
fiscal year beginning October |. 1880.
Chapter 123-A pprppratinc s}j, 900 for the erection
Of arinory I'm pourllkcrpSe.
Chapter 124-Rclativc 10 local improvements in town
in Wcschcsfcr County.
Chapter 2J-Eeappropriang 10000 for distrl-
button to agricultural societies I'm counties and the
American Institute and directing the distribution oi
the uncxp~nded balance of certain money hereafter t.
he aDprOpratcd.
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4 COURT FOE McCALLA.
THE COURT WILL MEET AT THE NAVY YARD
NEXT TUESDAY,


Washington. April 1.-The Judge Advocate General
Of the Navy today submitted preliminary report to
Secretary Tracy in the McCalla case. recommending
that Commander Bowman II. McCalla be tried by
courmariial chargcs-to be made public to-inor-
row-bascd on the facts developed during the recent
investigation by court of inquiry into the recent
cruise OF the United states corvette Enterprise The
secretary approved thi, recommendation. and ordered
the following court meet at the New-York Navy
Yard Tuesday next:
Rear Admiral David 3. Harmony president OF tho
court Captain Henry Erbcn. Captain Richard W.
Meade. Captain Lester \. Bcarlslee. Captain Edmund
.. Matthew, Captain Robert l.. PhythlaI. Captain
Frederick V. McNar. Commander BENJAMIN +. Day.
Commander W. r. Brdgmsn. Commander Merrill
Miller. Commander George II. Wadcish. Commander
Colby NJ Chester. Commander William H. whiting with
Lieutenant Perry Garst "a judge Advocate.
OF these officers, five arc stationed In this city
Admiral Harmony, Captains Meade and Phythian Com
mandcr Chester and Lieutenant Garst. The last
officer Judge Advocate of tho Court Of Inquiry.
40 decision has yet been promulgated with regard
to the trial Of Of the other officers OF tho ship but
1t IS thought probable that Lieutenant IngcrsoIl may
be tried by a court to be subsequently, ordered
Although the charge, have not been made known is
surmscd that they will follow the article, for the
government of the Navy, which Article = section =,
specify that shall punish. ut their discretion,
officers found guilty 81 cruelty toward or oppression
magcatIncnt Of. person subject To their orders
and again. section j. officer, shall be punished who
quarrel with strike or assault. or nc provoAng az
fep:oachLl words. gestures or mcnaccs toward any
person IN the Navy. Commander Met all" NAV also
possibly b. tried under Article 20. section 10.
tie articles for the government OF the Navy 10 Doe
read once "A month 10 the ships company, II having
do this. II T. possible that the incident 81 Der
mnda on February - NAV furnish charge Of con
ter VA, written 10 the secretary who referred It 10
the Court Of lnpn.rl. b' an American resident IN Ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
THE PER CENT INTEREST BILL DEAD
SENATOR EGwIN's STURDY FIGHT IL BEHALF
OF HIS MEASURE

OF HIS NIA5l RI
Albany. ApriI IS ~pcclall.-Nr Erwin made a
co,r,rcous EFFORT ths morning 10 prevent the senate
,o, Filling his bin reducing the rate 81 interest from
o. = nor cent, which measure he has pushed IN the IN
ero-t Of the farmers. and there was HFcy S'ehe On
,no roor before 1t wa, finally done 10 dcaV. Ntcr
Mr. Erwin At Mr. Caniors request, had reiterated Ms
cs.,,,s for believing the measure would bcnent the
,,,,,.rs Mr. O'Connor moved TO amend II by MAILING
c uer cont rate optional and so meeting objections
vr Erwin u ,nn not agree to that aud then Mr.
o,Co,uor moved that the bill should be amended 50
&C g. 90 into effect in 7J5 instead OF lsol
viii YOU vote for the bill If that change Is made -
asked Nr. Erwin.
r,u vote for the amendment" rcortcd Mr.. OCon-
nor whercupon Mr.. Erwin entered vehement pro
tcst 49,,
~ am not 10 Re fooled with tafy." lie cried If
,hc senate wants kill the bill, let 1t do 80 IN an
honest way
Ynn are out Of order" cried the president pro tenl
81 presume am : but will not be triicd with
Won are out OF order repeated the President anih
general excitement
81 know am shouted Mr. Erwin dcfantly.
will keep cut Of order IL I'm solng To be uca'u III
II, 0,Connors motion Defeated on vote.
an, the cna ting clause. This motion Wa carried
md tho bill was to All appearance dead l5ut a. soon
-. thc committee OF the Whole rose MT Erwin con
,,Ird tb,, - no direction had been gwen a. 10 mo
nc,,tn ~ II is' admitted Mr.. Cantor with /,
,anrh ana /, was not until motion 10 Disagree WIN
M cnu,mi:trc's report had been voted down that Mr
irwin rcliaqu.shcd his efforts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
THE CLASSES OF THE REFORMED CHUECH
.pp,xr MEETINGS HELD N THIS CITY AND n
BRoOKiNN


Tho vev York Chassis Of the Reformed Church held
,,ir, ucctinc Yesterday in the Collegiate Church.
-, r,,fhave and Twenty ninth ST. The Rev DR.. /. w
,,,.r,hcrs nrr,,lsd and the Rev. William Vaughan
e,,hed the Ga steal \ report Of the state
- ,,.li.ion showed a satisfactory growth In the mem
hor.bin Of the Dutch Reformed Church. The Rev
n. Z, Et,wnlcc. for more than fifty years past OF
hs staten Island Church. was elected pas.or
oritu. The consistory has made generous provision
49,. hin, for the rest OF his life. The Rev. DR.. y. C.
,v,. rcn.cscutins a committee Of the PrcsbN terrain
,rod If New York. addressed the classes on the r'l'
,o, NJ morals to public education commit e on tie
.h,.,t WA. appointed. To the General synod Of the
lInrcbc which will meet in June. the follow NJ
dc,,r.tcs we're appointed Ministers. DR.. Rcdericl
Tcrr, John llutchins. +. >. Fairclild and Co. y. l.
,:oohc. elders J. II. Liant, d. J. stewart. Peter
Donald and Il. ~ Pcrlcc
The south Chassis Of Long Island met In the First
church AT Carroll st. and srycnthavc BROOKLYN.
Tho Roy T. V Van Bu>kirk, Of tiravcscnd presided.
Tho RESIGNATION of the Rev. Mr.. IIaccman from tho
church up,si the Island of ~. Thomas. W. l.. wa>
unnrovcd The semi annual sermon va, preached by
tho Rev N VI. Quick The North Ca-si, Of Long
,l,nd met IN the South Eu>hwlck Church. Brooklyn.
rrc Roy f. = Crsmmcr, OF ASTORIA presided. The
rc.icn,tion nf the Rev. -. f. Cobb from the church
d, Tn,shiug wa, approved. \ proposition made
Ia form A new church AZ sumner and Greene avcs.
nr. &. l. shepard preached the elias lcil sermon.
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LIABLE 20 BIZ T-MARTTALLED.
Many MEMBERS or COMPANY d. list REGIMENT
DisOBEY And DEFY THEIR CAPTAIN.

MAN1 MrMBEk> If 'IItAN1 D. sl-A NV A|A4s-' -
DisOBEY And DEFY THEIR CAPTAIN
The recent decision OF Governor IIlll that tho
report Of the board appointed to examine captain
Bclanap 81 Company T.. list Regiment. was null
and void has had disastrous elect on that company.
and 4; 3, hard e. tell what viii bc tho final outcome
II the unhappy affair. The board reported that
although !, found ground for recommending
Captain Iclanap'5 discharge IN consequence of his
it,h u military knowledge. II nevertheless thought
that ~ would De for the bc, Interest, Of hc regiment
ard the company II Captain HelAnap were discharged
ia, company T. the crack ~ The regiment and
i ha. pleasant quarters In Harlem. which are sup
ported by tho members of the company individually
There Ia, been strong feeling among The members
~ the company araust captain N'huag for some time
They absolutely refuse To- obey h, commands.
after the decision OF Governor III WAS made known
IL practically placed Captain relanap IN co.Imand
If the company again and an order was issued for a
battalion drill on Monday night The news was given
out that Captain Iclinap would De- iu command 81
the COMPANY and the members declared that they
would not drill under hi, orders When The members
81 the COMPANY began 10 aIiiA" a. the arnory they
Vrrr met iN their companions. who explained tho
refrain from going into The aimoy. The consequences
r.fr thai when the call for the roll sounded there
w,rr NOT enough men present io drill and Captain
l,ilnpp q. ni,-"d those who We're present.
Tho men have made themselves liable 10 court
martial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

among Democratic Senator'S and Assembly NEIL ihS
morning Mr. Fassett. in trying to advance the
had n cxnlain that IL was not purposcd to pass it
in IFS present FORM but to substitute it as amended
by the Judiciary Committee. which now has 1t IN
charge At least lie added I've hope to do So IL
it is ever reported"
why do you add that remark asked Mr.. Roesch.
the Tammany Senator from the With Ncw-lork Dis
trict ,, .-,.. =, .
II was only afraid that some gentlemen might be
too conservative TO want to abolish such arrests
"Oh.r .,., q,
The committee have been very industrious, 1
know" continued Mr.. Fassett, bandly, out you can
understand my socitudc.'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE M lY-TWELE PAGES.

those improvements, think We should oo'ec' u
country bills on the same ground - u ..,,, NJ,
,Ir PRESIDENT said Mr.. Coggeshal y tnihk nlr'
Cantors attitude is neither 20 hi, nor h hrs Ta
worthy NV objection Of last night 10 MS OH was
made from motives OF duty. Mr.. Cantor must re-
member that there are blows TO receive as well as
on cried Mr.. Cantor. the difficulty is that
New York has been receiving blows right straight 1t
along and hasn't INDUCED in any retaliation Whlle
moi wishing TO single out Mr.. Cocecshall. give notice
that Shall ad0p. the policy as to all measures
aJccting every other city IN the state
And 7 give notice." rciortcd Mr.. Cocgesha
promptly. that shall be in my seat, from this
affecting Ncw-York out of its regular order"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16
ScHAEFER AID sLOssoy TO MEET AGAIN

Chicago, April iJ.-Jacob Schacfcr has not been
allowed 10 hold hi, supremacy at billiards long I'M
challenged. sosson is evidently not satisfied with
the outcome Of the recent tournament. for he and
" The wizard have made an agreement to play In
New York "A II inch balklnc game IN June. 200 points.
for a stake Of 500 side. In addition the brunswick
Bake Collcndcr Company offers championship EN-
LIrnl 10 lie the property of tho winner should he
hold /, for Two years. subject TO challenge each
-ixfv days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Cincinnati ,nrn l5.-Iudse sage, of the rnited
.,,fss District Court today approved the compTomi's
in thc suit of Receiver Armstrong against the ruey
>,ior.l Eonl, directois The claim was for SoVvus,
Nom Gv The compromise the receiver obtains ior ~
creditors Of the bank SioOoVO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-16

Albany ,pdl 15-Thc senate Committee on Com
mcrcc and Navigation gave hearing hi, afternoon on
senator Jacobs bill 20 extend the Brooilyn tcfh'h'i
facilities OF Tie Brooklyn Bridge. Jamc7 y n'Isc"'
rculcscnting The Bridge trustees, favored inc D' "'
ibe ground Of necessity 10 meet the Increasing ram
d. d. Whitney, Jesse johnson and Johh = f"i"e
opposed the bill, a. contemplating an c"''V''''n'"'
lon.,- ,iohts aud A. q continuation of The effort
10 carry the terminus 10 the City Hall. NO a'uoh
uas taken on the bill.
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Albany, April l. lspcciaD-pnc 81 inc rc'u'o u
thc Fa>ctt C0mmittcc's investigation in New->ork -
nil DESIGNED 10 stop rascally vafdcns and deputy
.hein> from prcying on unfortunate debtors, hy
abo,hing arrest in civil actions This Dill has
naturally not regarded with favor by the lcgl,a
five friends Of the and deputy shcrifs, and
the opposition 10 il is likely 10 be strong If Indirect.
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pEsrRvrssIoy KILLED ~ IOWA

Ma Names Iowa. April i5.-ln the House 70"
,,oo thc icic, resolution passed by the senate pro
,,eing for a rc,ubmasion Of the Prohibition N''e".
ment WAS brought mp. but tie rules coud No. :. on.
nendcd 20 IL was killed 80 ar rs TINS SESSION 80 W.
cclncd and Will not be supini''c' io' WV '
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THE WEATHER REPORL
FORECAST TILL

FORECAST TILL T.. NJ. WEDNESDAY, $500.
,,.s,,, ,rru IL For New-Fncland. Eastern W.
yors Eastern Pennsylvania and Nc"-Jei'e', raw ~,
loved nv increasing ciond.ncss and light rain N
Pennsylvania and New-Jcrsey' cooler, northerN WIN" y,
For Delaware. Maryland aad virginia talr T''N
showers in Virginia slightly cooler. -.,.,,,, fair;
ror Western \cwN ORR and cst,rn PcnnsyNan' "'
warmer. ,rno,. ,.,, IN no,,neln psgr
showers in the southern; warmer. -.
The lower Mississippi HiNcr VIII iaH