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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

The members Of the state noard of EmSr'lo" n
,,,thcr consultation with Controller MYERS anu
,rt Coleman Of tho Tax Department. I" NV I
troIl,t', Office yesterday, rcsard'"S '"' Wv" ,,, ~,
o.. -, hoard II is understood that AN o"'F
,n,dr satisfactory to both sides, by when '"' ~"
H., e. lease the land and buildings on the l'''' ~
term Of years the scl, and dc-tiute immEran's 70
~. cared for at specified sum each ana 'ne CIV !"
.h,,c the privilege Of purchasing the property AZ d"
r,r.ain figure at any time previous 10 'h'
o., I rne term. VIII be submitted to inc
o" ''' ~ ,t,t. ,t it,, next meeting, and If approved
ho''' g.. y.iu take place. and tho CltY control ih'
Jng I Of Wd Iand C9niroirr Ni ,G nine, 1r1 tho
tcFIty O'. -. An various WAYS. They are no"
D 'n'ii,,,,'nd nv les than 700 immigrants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
,,.v,yo ru,r THEY ARE AGENTS FOR wHISKE

on,,I. at Police Headquarters yesterday sara theS
,., ,.t L.u,ye that member Of the force h'd n'ch
,,i,.r rs ar.nt, for the -ae OF certain pr'"' %
.h-lcy. They also said they hAu 40 o'Iy' ''"'S !"
a., ,tu introduced at Albany by A-s'mhl,
..,, ,nd1i- f. prevent member of all p'Ic' depart
.,,. -, th, state from being Interested Ia thc mani"
.o.i..re or sale of liquors. superintendent MURRAY
.d the ban did not Affect the force 10 th' 'lS' u'
.,.. mo- N.v York policeman could rns'Sc 10 Ne
'., 't,.,1tr and rcnnlu boo the .plrtWcni. Nj
1,,-,y added " 20 - not necessary - nave ah nc "
49, ti IreI-itur' bon order to proc l"t criH I'D io
f. m, engaging in tc lqtO. bu mess. eithe dr'ctN
800 ,dir..ti, n ANY person cam iurIl-h poor t1hi 20
,.,cr al tlie force. j. disclosing the rule either D."
irttcr or spirit. and win make complaint mere the
offender vil bee placed on trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
TO CONSOLIDATE ELECTION DISTRICTS

Colonel Eodcnbough. the new Chicf Of the Bureau
Of Elections yesterday sent 10 the Police Board a
letter suggesting that ten election districts. IN each
Of which les than $50 votes were pollcd last fall be-
consolidated into five districts. The Commissioners,
decided that they not authorized by law 10 make
such consultations. although they are empowered
to divide districts from time to time They agreed
10 ask the Corporation Counsel to prepare amend
mcnt 10 the Election Law authorizing such consOllda
toDs for the action Of the Legislature.
A c0mplaint by the Commissioner Of Public Works.
that tramps iniurng the new marble steps oI ue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
rp,Dc - SoryD DESPITE THE WEATHER.

The business failures for the last week. n, reported
by H. g. Dun ~ Co.. number 80 for tine United
state, and ioryonc for Canada a total of I'll com
pared with 3O3 in tho week previous and go for
the CORE. pc nding week year ago. The weekly cir
cuar note that the cooler weather Ia, caused tle
more activity in some lines Of trade but adds Gen
M trade i, not increasing in volume in profits. and
while IL, soundncss j., indicated br the occurrence OF
fewer failure, than had expected a, the rc'ui
Of phenomcnally Unreasonable weather, the complaint
NJ Slow collection, q, common and rather ncrca ing
Tho bettrr tone i'm the iron mlrnc Is mentioned, win
the remark that t Is difficult 10 account Tor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
crncE RRnKER APPCNTED.

Detective scrrcants Titus and Mccarthy, Of the
Central Office, arrested on Thursday James NJ. lng
ham, stock broker 1t his home, 80. @75 Lcn0X ave,
on charge Of larceny q s257 - from Frank +.
blanchard Of no gig Madson ave. blanchard is
q member Of the firm Of Hotchiis, q Blanchard STOCK
brokers. II Is charged thet ou December 81 bingham
got the money t. invest for Blanchard and failed 10
do So Justice White. al O." jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday held Bingham I'm 81 800 bail for
examination Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
ERNEST IT. CRosBY,s RAPID DECISIONS

FxAsscmhlyman Ernest II. Crosby, Judge to tne
Court of Egypt wrote to a friend I'm this city that III
November and December last he made decisions III
twenty cases at Port said The cases were all uric"
I'm the French tongue. Judge Crosby came near ore'"
ing the record I'm cases decided The greatest hnmpc.
for the same length of time is twenty three onrr
Judges have tried seventeen and ten cases, ou' oi'
two have reached twenty Or morn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
COMPULSORY PTLOTAGE.
SHALL coAsTw1sE SAILING VESSELS BE RE
MEYDD FROM ITl

LEyBD FROM IT2
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In these days. when much is heard OF the
decadcncc Of American shipping and measures for ITS
relief the adoption Of the Dngley hlotagc bI 10y lle
Committee on Merchant Marine Fisheries Is Oh III
tcrc,t THIS bnl-II. r. 1905 substance provides
that the local Inspectors mentioned IN Hccuoh ff- ol
| the Revised statutes may upon appl'atioH examine
c master or mate Of any sailing vessel Of the tnIted
states employed in the coastng trade. and If the in
pcctors are satisfied from personal examination oi INC
applcant or proof which ne offers, that he possesses
the requisite knowledge, experience and Skill they shall
grant such ma, tcr mate license Tor the term oil TWO
wears 10 pilot such vessel in such ports, harborS or
waters within the limits Of such inspection district
~ NAV be prescribed in his license and such vessel
in charge of such master mate licensed shall not
lie Obliged 10 pay any other pilot in such port or be
compelled 10 pay any potagc fees for pilotage ser
vices offered and declined under the pilot laws or
regulations Of any state and that no sailing vessel 81
hc United states employed IN the coosting trade hay
ing the aid Of steam vessel into or out Of any port OF
the United states when such steam vessel IS In com
nnnd Of licensed pilot for such port, shall be Obliged
to take any other pilot in such port or declining the
offer or tender Of puotagc services Of any pilot be
compelled to pay any fee or charges to such state
pilot.
Tho United states by the law Of 1852 relieved steam
coa,nc vessels from the compulsory plloage SYSTEM
and the Diuglcv bill above mentioned simply places
the coasting sailing vessel the same basis so far as
plotaec is concerned rs the steam vessel In twenty
seven states compulsory potace on coa't" 90 N''','
/ sail and steam has ceased 10 exist. Maine IN Vm'h
state more vessel property j, built than In all the "'r
state, combined ha, never had such "A law. with It's
irre,l,r and rocky coast much Of the time yelled DO
/ fog il would seem necessary TO have pilots there II
anywhere ht 70 cannot lc claimed that the piioilee
system il les, efficient along the coast Of Maine IMAM
a., any If the state. whore compulsory potaec exists
Don ltr4F MIA %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
THE CoLLECT0R.S BIRTHDAY

YESTERDAY was Collector Erhards birthday and there
were many callers upon him f. congratulate him on the
aunivcr,ary Among those who paid their respects to
him were John Collins, cXCoroner Nugent Colonel
Henry C. Pcrley, Police Justice solon B. smith and
Holm simpson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

city Hall and that the park policemen neglected &c ic 20
Interfere with Them again raised the question OF pVV
i,risdiction I'm the parks. The Commissioners t0id
ifef Clerk Kipp To write to Mr.. Gllroy ana auVlSc
him to consult the Corporation CoUl9ci oH ''0 'uO
f,.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
WH4TA PASTOR SEESAND HE4 RS
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CHURCH PEOPLE

II THN TT N I3NT'-I II III 77-'I TN
With d. L. Moody in the Collegiate Church. az Filth
ave and Twenty ninth st.. four days next week. and
Phillips Brooks every day Zoo Trinity church, those " p
desire TO hear practical talk, religious subjects VIII
have an opportunity Of doing Mr. Moody VIII be
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. >tclbirs. Tickets for the
Bible addresses which are To begin on Tuesday, may
Dee obtained at Association Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Two New York clcregmen have been called 10 Re
formed churches in Newark within few days. While
the pronounced alike confusion Is spared by
Tie change Of letter The First Church Ia, called the
Rev. carlo, Martyn formerly pastor OF the Blooming
dale Church. and the Clinton Avenue church the Rev.
d. II. Martin, of the High Bridge Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

euch a pr0dlciOus number u "cNtla cannI WOrk y
concentrations c1ctes the Thought that some II them
formerly must have been paid for by tho supcrln
,pdept Of Public Works ont Of his appropriation for
thc ma n'enancc II the canals. hat Is that officer
doing with al MS money nowadays
n may be- added I'm conclusion that Edward Hannah,
tbc new superintendent OF Public Works, has Informed
lie -lature that boo consequence Of the law pissed
I'm $50 declaring that no man employed By The state
.ll receive e, than - cent, Jn hour for ht labor.
trc c,t 4 operating and manrinlte tine canals thr
present seal wear hn- been increased r3Oooo1. and
That he viii need s3OOO 900 additional for the ann" pur
nf.o inc reoiins fiscal year Ilc Therefore, ashs for
n 100 600 for operating and maintaining the canal,
mi, year, and .:,OO,OOO fIr an anticipated dchrcI'
lie. dos tHe th. Canal Union dc-irct
500 600 for Engineering the canal lock- and f other
improvements. and Asscmhiyman llaU"h suggest
nat 1900 900 bee expended In the purchase OF steam
canal Grain elevator There signs that the APP
propratlons for canal bridges and culvcris viii
amount 10 $500 900. as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

mat ~ tlIplIoT- W0y NTIV m VIM N'7 U0I'
money Is going flr alleged canal expense u may De
well 10 contrast tbs class OF appropriations Ih l--"
With those II 1--0. In 1880 the following "PpF'p"'
tons we're made.
Maintaining ,,,ucscc River feodsr $500
ls..us- a. Hr1.rl 1rt.. o,.
ia!tg~ a. Pt.my r..
Dltd-lng tlArea Ihlrt
mat &, Il modest A,t OF dpPr'I rAil'u'' ANA y may
be added that superintendent butcher dl' NOT 'Ap'i
fine money Of tine three inst named items. contrast
that small st Of appropriations approved by Governor
Cornell with the following made IN lo-o and up
,,rnX,d iy Governor I'LL:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
MORTALITY.

Tho death losses Tor the year 1889 were well within
the tabular expectation giving saving on the cost Of
insurance u about $4,000 II Is believed that no COM
pauy careful measures to restrict Us business
10 -,re localities and tho.o which will not tend 10 IN
-r,. il, average mortality IN the personal selection
~ 10, ri.s and IN this direction is attesed
Dr. a uniform and large saving upon Oh" mortality eoet Of
r- insurance from year TO year Every Just claim mas
been prorpty paid while equal care has been taken to
r,t.t the members from imposition through fraudulent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Leaving balance OF $751; sol 81 to be carried to net or
ledger assets
A. the beginning OF the year the company began paying
death claims on receipt o, satisfactory proofs Instead OK
thirty or ninety days formerly and during tn twelve
month, Of 1889 &C. therefore paid the losses for thirteen
months otherwise the amount carried TO the Increase OF
net asset, would have been larger by several hundred
thousand dollars.
10 f., OF Interest note that during the year the COM
uany raid members and benehcarics on various ac
counts 500 $40 81 than it received from them IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

The Rev. Dr. L. W. Nunhal the we'll known evange
list who conducted special services in the Brooklyn
Tabernacle some time aso. j. o begin series Of meet
ug, I'm the East Ncw-N0lk Reformed Church week
from tomorrow. several denominations represented
in the Twenty sixth Ward Of Brooklyn will unite IN
these services The pastor Of the Reformed Church is
the Rev. Jesse W Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe Will
lead the singing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Two parties Of tergymen have started for the HOY
Land This Is the usual time for such trip, though
DR.. Tauiagc who started in october THINKS that 10
hit upou the most opporune time. pr. lalhase btp,
ti1cd an American In tho Jordan but Is reported ds
the Rev. Jacob Freshman, of The Hebrew 1 Tristan
Church in this city baptized Hebrew convert on
recent SUNDAY his church ~ ~. Marks Place Wl'h
water from the River Jordan II this feature OF baptism
l. 10 become fashionable the plain. every day pastor
who uSes only water AT his baptsm SERVICES
will not be troubled by SO called religious tramps"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
GLIMPSES OF BRAZIL.
HOME OF TIE EXILED EMPEROR.

pErRoPOL1s AMONG THE ORGAN MoUNTANS-
THE PALACE WITH SEALED DOOkS-4HE
PRINCEss's HoME-A DIPLOMATIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

The interesting lectures on The Evidence ot Chrts'
an EXpcrience" given by Professor SteanS. Of Bangor
Me- in the adams Chapel of the Union lheolosicA
seminary were brought To a close this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
CONDITION or THE COMPANY.

The company had In force Dec 81 1852 % $50 po"'i'S
., 4i,t an lot 90 Its assets that date treated
' ,.. conservative manner already indicated were
~ tg,l H. IL, total liabilities ON that date by II
own standard which Is higher than that OF any state
,rtu.pt and than that Of any other company, - the
,,.,,. between per cent. and per cent reserve on
M hu.n,s, done since 1851 WAC - '94,191 10. and IT,
,-,lus nv the same standard sjOsO.lO 81. by Tie
standard o other companies ana OF the state departments
H.. ,urplus is over 81. 900 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

special activity has been shown Of late in regard to
the religious welfare Of the spanish speaking people OF
this city The Pre,byterians have just recommended
The employment as a aborer among them Of young
clergyman graduate Of Princeton, and now spanish
department has been added 10 the sunday school OF
the entcrprsng Pilgrim congregational Church in Hsr
lem For several years the EpiScopallans and the
CongregaonaSs have had services among the spanish
people here but their increasing numbers and urgent
needs have directed new attention to them this winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

DR. Talmage has brought home many suggestions
which lie Will try to have adopted far practcahle
In speaking to me the other day about MS dehFuuut
Tourney through Palestine he expressed the hope that
some wealthy or woman would set apart a luiu
by which FIVE six Young men from every graduating
elias, I'm the Theological seminaries could take Such
trip As he had lust ended. with economy, he SAID
need not cost "A yOunG more than 500. whlle III,
good obtained by six weeks stay there would be OF
more value than months Of study I'm the seminary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

II j., tie extra canal w,r.. il g. obvious i.'' .,
,,.r,.ur ND the bu against 'h. state. Tie work ~
lcne1hcnlns the canal BOOKS has co-t fac state t'
following amount, ...,
90, $40 CoO i1-- 'l '.' ~
LET .......-....---- to-."''
n Is the appropriations for building canal bridge
and cuIvcrts. however. which are mA'i"f -u'" h'.'
DOB Tie pockets M taApa'cI, The Increase '' '' "''
Of appropriation ID astonishing. l''" 9-"'''" Ai'''
,,,.d for tl. pufp,ae Iu I--O the, have swollen 90
SOTO, 10 30 leg. Here D. table showing uc 800
-. IL ILL., Il .InruurLItL lL-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Attention has already been called in this column
10 the meeting next Monday evening in the assembly
rooms OF the Opera House. when the PreSby
terrain Union will discuss the Indian problem. on
Thursday evening the Methodist social Union will hold
its third annual dinner IN the same place. Among tho
speakers are Dr. X. ;. Macarthur pastor of the Cal
vary Baptist Church, DR.. J. VI. buckley, Editor oil
The Christian Advocate; Professor {. j. Little OK
the syracuse University. D. II. Bates and the prcsl-
dents Of the other social unions of the city owing 10
the completion Of its milliondollar building IN
Fifth.ave the centenary of its successful Book Con
Germ, and nearly three quarters of century OF dis
tncvey missionary work by one Of its Societies the
Methodist Church has ample cause for honest pride az
this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22


The amount already paid to pOicy-holders and theh
bene1cares $4,000 79s 49, and the amount OF net asset
held for the protection Of their policies $50 1872 Sl "a
and aggregatng 1896 1874 500 TO- exceeds the amount
ceived from policy.hoders by $50, 492. 2GG 20.
All this has been done expense ratio OF only 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
BONDS.

The company has received payment FOR or has sold
,ring tine past year bonds costing II s49l317 60 1t
no. uurcha,td during the same period bonds costing
ots5 It.. total holding of this class OF secur.ti',
- a.. &c.. q, the wear was I'll Ia. 800 80. \ careful
tny Of the list bonds Of this company will reveal
u.lr uniform and unusual excellence.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
During the year the company loaned on real eNtat'
rrt, ~ tii Oa2 %. There paid oil OF such loans
aG $50 800 H. There was In force NJ the 'hu OF me F'
i,,. r,r 80 $50 5i2 Il. The company received casa
Interest upon lts real estate loans during the year
unl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22
FORTY-FOURTH ANNUAL
REPORT
OF THE
Connecticut Mutual Lie
Insurance Company

To the Members: -. -
The year 1850 was marked by no unusuaI lhciu'"O ~
our financial history but was OF decided prosperity
in every direction and closes with every depar "
the company's affairs a thoroughly sound ana heaI'hu
condition and with business In assets anu
in strength.
OPERATIONS FOR 1880.
The company received
For premiums .........Si ,4lS,33j At
For interest and rents.......... 3,OG5,4O) a.
From proat and loss............ 2l7,479 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-22

Total paid policy holders. 50 s3o.3l3 81
Cornmi,- ions to agents salaries medical ex
aminer, fees printing advertising legal,
rca. estate and all other expenses OF man
aosr,ert Observation-Disclosures. 76s sOi o.
,. .............. 308 Isl g
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-10
IryOna Items.

IRvoSA, Jan q, 1890.
John DeWalt is visiting friends at Ever
EFT, Pa.
The NJ. E Church Is almost under roof.
Our lumbermen are auxionsly waiting for
snow.
Under the new management Of the p r.
r, the old bridge is being removed from
the creek
The foundry and machine shop are run
ming night and day owing 70 the great
amount OF work on hands.
The new addition of the tannery is under
roof and will soon be ready for operation.
Some Of the boys attended party New
Years eve at Coalport and report a good
time.
Our schools are very much crowded. Yet
the teachers are doing good work
Charles Noel, the liveryman, had an at
tack OF the grip while visiting friends at
bis former home and has no; yet fully re-
covered.
new vein OF coal is being opened a short
distance from town and is said TO be of ex~
eellent quality. We predict bright future
for Iryona.
Thrown Upon the World" as played by
Rufus SCOTS company in the Opera House,
on Friday evening, was much appreciated
IN this place. Next Tuesday we are TO have
The Black Diamonds Co, which is said TO
be good. H
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-01-10
ArEument Ceart.

| Court was convened on Monday last anC
after swearing in the newly elected county
officers the following cases on tbe Argu-
ment list were disposed of
Cambria Iron Co. vs.. j. IT. .Christy ct al
Certified.
In re Rule on VIM. F. Cook. assignee.
Confined.
Joseph Stiffier vs.. Joseph Thomas. Rule
to show cause. Settled by the parties
Use Frank Dibert VS.. John ID. wentroth,
Geo. G. Rorabaugh ct al. Rule TO show
cause. Continued.
Use Frank DibeTt W. John ID. Wentroth.
Geo. q. Rorabaugh ct al. Rule to show
cause. Continued.
Samuel a. Hershberger VS.. ID. II. Hersh-
berger. Bill in equity. Con tinued.
Patrick Comey. surety. VS.. Edward Nc
Glade ct al Rule to show cause. Rule
discharged.
Use F. S. Burgoon VS.. James PIunkett ct
al. Rule to show cause. Rule absolute.
Singer Manufacturing Co. VS.. James
A. Plunkett. Rule to show cause. Rule
absolute.
In re. petition of William and Margaret
Switzler. Rule to shew cause. Held for
advisement.
z. A. Irwin vs.. George Kutruf ct al
Rule TO show cause. Rule absolute and
Major o. NJ Irwin, OF Blair county, and T.
w Moore. of Clearheld county, appointed
artists,
DR.. c c. Miller vs.. Daniel Burk. Notice
OF application TO sell real estate. Vend.
Erpon. awarded.
DR.. c. e. Miller VS.. Annie A. Storm ct al.
Notice OF application to sell real estate.
VeHd Ezpon. awarded.
j. K. Barclay. guardian, vs.. Alex 5.
Storey Rule TO show cause. Sale set aside.
tie costs accrued In the present sale TO be
paid by David 5 Smay. the purchaser.
Archibald Kirkpatrick vs.. Francis Horne
et al. Rule 70 show cause. Liquidation of
judgment set aside.
In re. appeal Oyerseers OF Poor, Clarion
county. Appeal Continued TO third Mon.
q ay In February. 1890. In chambers
F. A. Shoemaker VS.. Michael Carroll. Ap-
peal for taxation. Referred to Prothonotary
for relaxation
E b. CressweIl vs. Joseph Gatwald, Jr
Rule 10 open Judgment. Rule discharged.
In re- Rule on Jacob Thomas Rule to
show cause. Continued.
Delozier Bros. VS.. John r. CordeII. Rule |
10 show cause. Continued