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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
The House Deadlock.

After the GAzETTR's report cloaed on Sat
urday the fight In the House of Representa-
tiyes over Speaker Reeds parliamentary
rulings In the absence OF any rules for the
House, was continued with az much earnest
ness as ever.
The fillbusterIng wss kept up until
O'Clock, and then Speaker Reed ruled 30 ty-
ranically on every point raised by the dem
ocrats that the latter ceased their obstruc
tive policy for awhile, and the Smith Jack
son Standardization case was once more
taken up.
Mr.. Crisp offered as substitute for the
resolutions of a majority of the Election
Committee those of the minority, declaring
that Smith had not been elected from the
Fourth district of West Virginia, and that
Jackson had been and was entitled to re-
tain his seat. he went on to say that his
side of the House felt it right and proper to
enter protest against being required to
act on contested election case in the alb
sence within the meaning of the Constitu.
.ion) OF quorum of the House.
MIR. Crisp made an argument and tangled
up the republicans badly by making some
statements regarding the Juggling by the
committee on rules. This brought Mr.. Nc.
Kinley to his feet, and discussion as to the
responsibility for the delay In reporting the
rules took place between Mr.. Mckinley and
Mr.. Carlisle. the former attributing It, In
part, to the flct that Mr.. Carlisle had been
prevented by illness from attending meet.
ings of the committee.
This ef,rt of the republicans to make it
appear that Mr.. Carlisle was responsible for
delay in the presentation of the new code
of rules was met with an indignant and con
vincing reply from that gentleman.
After this collcquy Mr.. Crisp proceeded
to argue the election case and was succeed
ed by Mr.. Rowel, who spoke until half past
Eve. Then there was motion to adjourn.
but 1t was voted down and Mr.. OFer.
rail- proceeded with an argument in favor of
Jackson's right to the seat. He declared it
to be the determination of the democrats to
stand by their rights and not allow any
democrat to be unheated unless bis opponent
had been fairly elected by the people at the
polls.
Mr.. O'Ferrall was preparing to speak all
night and was going to read twelve hundred
election. Mr.. Reed, however, ruled him
out of order and told him to sit down. Mr..
O'Ferral said Mr.. Reed himself was out of
order, and could not compel him to slt
down.
The Speaker said according to the rules
governing this body, q gentleman had no
right to read from printed book.
There was good deal Of contest over the
point-Mr. O'Ferrall declaring that ne would
read the record in the case until he dropped
10 his seat.
Finally, after much confusion and excite
mens, it was agreed that each side should
be allowed three hours for debate, and, With
that understanding (but none as to the time
for taking the vote), the House al GAS p. NJ,
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
The Two Versions.
Speaker Reed has issued his version Of the

Speaker Reed has issued hls version Of the
cor at In the House. He says;
"Mr. Carlisle was entirely right when be
said in substance that the decision OF House
that quorum was constituted to do bua'
nesswhen msjority oflhe Housewives present
would change from the foundation the
method of doing business. II certainly will
do go, for 1t will enable the majority
elected By the people to rule by their own
votes and not by the suferance Of the mi
nority."
Mr.. Carlisle says that he liz preparing
an address giving an explanation Of the dem.
ocratic position, and 1t will probaoi be
made public to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Ale1a. aAzsrr,

WASHING TON. D. O.. Feb. s, 1890
The special House committee investigat-
ing the Ohio ballot box forgery assembled
again this morning to continue its Inquiry.
Representative Grosvenor opened with 9
statement that since the adjournment the
committee and himself had been unpleas.
antly criticized by the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette because of the conduct of the inves.
tlcation and that Gov. Foraker had been de-.
priyed of cross examination. Gov. Foraker
interrupted to deny that he had had any.
thing to do with the criticism. II should
hope not" said Mr.. Grosvenor, you are q
LAWYER The chairman said he did not
care what criticisms wsre passed upon the
committee, and he did not propose to allow
newspaper editorials to influence bis judg.
ment. Gov Foraker said he had produced
no witnesses here. II this was to be sn ad-
gerssry proceeding be wished to know 1t at
once. He had seen an editorial In which
Mr.. Ealstead criticized him for not cross
examining Wood. But Wood had so utter.
~ destroyed the value of his own testimony
that there was no necessity, to his mind, for
cross examination. Mr.. Grosvenor said
he represented no adversary proceedings
and did not propose, by newspaper sneers,
to bs driven into the attitude OF q prosecut.
ing attorney. Representative ButterWorth,
who was awaiting an examination, said that
there was not a scintilla of truth in the
statements that the persons mentioned In
The forgery were afraid to go to the bottom
of this case. The COMMITTEES would realize
the effect of having 1t said daily that they
were pulling the coat tails of the members
of the committee, saying "be careful" Rep
resentatiye Whiting of Michigan was put on
the stand. He said Walters told him that
Wood came to him with letter Of introduc-
tIon from Gov. Foraker to President Rerri-
son. Walters gave witness all of the letters
passing between himself and Wood. The
produced these letters and read
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
The Frenzy of an Insane Man.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3-Emil Rover, blind
chairmender, in fit of sudden madness
last night dragged his wife from her bed by
the hair, drove the sharp prongs of pair of
shears into her chest, tried to brain her with
a hammer and then dashed his child against
the stove. His blindness made him fall of
his purpose, and wife and child escaped by
the narrowest of chances. Before the po-
lice came be swallowed paris green and was
taken to Bellevue Hospital ravlng maniac,
struggling With death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-The Gar has summon
ed to st. Petersburg. Baron de Staal, the
Russian ambassador In London, to report
upon the Auglo Portuguese dispute.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The trial Of the suit for
libel brought by Mr.. Parnell against ths
Times, was to have begun to-day, but when
the case was called counsel announced that
the suit had besn compromised, the Times
paying Mr.. Parnel S. 600 damages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

RIoT.-A riot occurred yesterday in the vicin-
ity of St. Adelberts Church. in the Second Polish
parish at East Buffalo, N. Y, which required the
full force of two hundred policemen to quell. No
one was killed, but several policemen we're more
or less injured by bricks and other missiles. The
leader Of the rioters, Polish woman whose name
is unknown, was badly hurt. The riot was con-
tinuation of the demonstration of disfavor with
which Father Pawler, the Dunkirk priest who
was appointed to this parish lately by Bishop
Ryap has been received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

1T Is now proposed to change the name of
the Lee Club in Richmond, for the reason
that it may be Objectionable to northern
people, by whom 1t will be considered as
sectional. Such reason is just about, but
no more, reasonable than that assigned by
one of the preachers of this city for not
holding Davis memorial services here
that he didn't approve of bringing politics
into his church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

The legislative committee appointed to
investigate the charges of bribery preferred
on Saturday evening and examined Hsrr.
he oorroborated his statements of that morn.
ing. and added that stollings had stated
81 800 was to come from Golf, and that he
could have the office of mine inspector, an
Office at the disposal of the Governor. If Golf
was elected. stolllngs will be examined to-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03


FIREs.-TWo terrible fires occurred 10
Boston yesterday. An italian lodging houae
was destroyed early in the morning, with
the loss of the lives of ten persons. The
scenes which occurred among the inmates
when they were awakened were of the most
exciting description. There was no way for
them to get down, snd az they assembled 10
the attic the flames followed swiftly upon
them. In ten minutes those whom it was
possible to save had been taken from their
positions OF peril, and the wounded had
been taken to places where their Injuries
could be cared for. 1t is said that the fire
resulted from the explosion OF lamp thrown
by one OF three drunken Italians who got
into row.
Later In the day the ave-story marble OF.
6ce building OF ]. Montgomery Sears fell
prey to the flames, causing loes of about
5000 900. Two fireman were badly Injured
by copper gutter falling on them.
At Danbury, Conn, yesterday, five large
blocks of houses were DESTROYED by fire, IL
vo!vine loss of $4,000 Daring the fire
there were several explosions in Hull &
Rogers establishment, as they had large
stock OF powder and oils. One came with
such force as to blow out most OF the win.
dows In the buildings within radius Of 500
feet of the fire. Many people narrowly es-
capped with their lives. Io several instances
the occupants were rescued from their rooms
almost suffocated by the smoke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

whats the matter, sonny ?" THE mat
ter ?" Why, don't have no time to play
at adjust because Mas got medicine
what'll cure our colds In minute, every
old woman In our square wants me to run
round to the drug store and get her some."
whats the medicine, sonny ?" why DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. of course"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

A Black Friday.-That day when person
Is first seriously attacked with rheumatism,
may we'll be termed black one, for he will
remember the same as long as he lives. Ii
be uses sals alton Oil 10 time. he will, how
ever, soon be able to speak of q "Good FRI
day."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
a Scientific Exploration

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a scientific ex-
ploration is to be made of the less known por.
lions OF Yucatap aud Mexico regions to de-
termine the general structure of the basin
of the Gulf of Mexico. The expedition will
leave New York on the 18Th inst. stopping
at Progreso, Yucatan, whence the research
will extend into to the interior OF that State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W.
~ FREEMAN is no longer employed by me as
bill poster, and he Is therefore unauthorized to
solicit or do work in my name.
feb3 st ERNEST L. ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
NEWS OF TIE Day.

Nathan G. Barnett Secretary OF State Of
Geo gis. died last eight in the 90th year Ct
his age.
Stockett Matthews, prominent lawyer
and republican OF Maryland, died suddenly
10 Baltimore street Car on Saturday.
Jake Kilrain won the fight with Felix
Vscquelin at New Orleans yesterday, the
local champion giving up at the end OF he
third round.
Archbishop Corrigsn, of New York, has
arrived In Rome. He is TO have an audi
epce with the Pope, and will then start i'm.
medlsteIy for Palestine.
The editor of the Paris Nation and the
Marquis de Mores fought duelo the Bel
gian frontier yesterday and the former was
shot in the right arm.
A circus In Lisbon was wrecked by the
audience yesterday because a pantomime
referring to the Portuguese in Africa was
considered Objectionable.
At Clinton, Mo-, on Friday, Mrs. Sarah
Brown was granted divorce from her hus-
band on the ground of deserlion Just ten
minutes later she was married again.
The explosion In the Nottingham shaft OF
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company,
Pa, on Saturday buried FIVE miners alive
fatally Injured several and badly burned
others.
Captain Balls, of the steamship Bramp
ton, at Baltimore, from Pormsn, reports The
sudden and mysterious disappearance OF
steamship near his own vessel in gale a.
sea recently.
Mrs. Col. J. J. Coppinger, the eldest
daughter OF Secretary Blaine. died yesterday
morning at her fathers residence, ia Wash
lDgton. She had been Ill with pneumonia
for several days.
The nude body OF the wife of Farmer ].
Howev Cos, of Morrstown, n. j., was found
on the lower floor of her home yesterday,
death having been caused by blow On tho
head. Her husband has been arrested.
Bill Nye and James Whitoomb Riley have
dissolved partnership, and all their engage.
msnts nave been Cancelled. Nye says that
the termination of their business relations
was forced by Riley's Incorporate habits.
Both Caasen and Pell, connected with
the wreck of the New York banks, are 10
jail, and Mr.. Leland has come to the aid #
the Sixth National Bank with five hundred
thousand dollars. All three of the sus
pended banks will resume.
Cardinal Gibbons received letter from
CARDINAL Rampolln, of Rome, acknowedl
log on the part of the Pope letter from
Cardinal Gibbons giving an account OF the
Catholic Congress and centennial celeb:s-
tion.
The Supreme Court OF Alabama on the
application for rehearing in the case Of
Dick Halves, the wife and child murderer,
who has been sentenced TO hang il B.rmiDg
ham on the last day of this month, on Satur.
day overruled the application and HAYES
must hang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03

Charles Emory Smith, of Philadelphia,
has been offered the mission to Russia, and
will accept,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-03
WANTS.

yITANTED-A SALESMAN and COLLECTOR
w to work in this city. Must furnish sooo
bond and give reference as to character &c. fo'
terms. apply to CD. HAMMERLEY,
Mgr. Singer Manufacturing Co
Ieb1 St 80 King street, city
WANTED To RENT-A LITTLE HOUSE IL
wv AlexandIis by small German family, wisa,
in $40 per month. State particulars and write to
g. DITTMAR, Civil Engineer. 1882 T St. n W !
Washington D. c. Janoi ot
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
ryyTAryyG rAMNAyY ~ cHIcAGO.

Chicago March - lSpccall.-Ghc Wah Nah ION
Society Of Chicago secured Il license Of incorporation
from thc secretary Of state yesterday The pfoi''-'
object 4, the advancement Of Democratic p"n'ip'S'
Vni. ,tco th,uyh the first public one tdhcn j. hN
, ,.c, ,,n iui,tnrv one Of the society. which wa.
horn one and half years ago and has attained "a
membership Of about $500 active local Democratic
Its movements are far a j. possible WIN an or
canization Of such numbers made beneath the c'ah
Of secrecy From an outline 81 the "'f"ih3S "' "'
association given by Of IL officers T. aay IL sc'h'
that II is ~ Le a Western edition Of Ttmmany The
idea was conceived a couple Of years ago. "hch u"
COOK Comfy Democracy was split by dlsscnsion Iht
many factions Ic,idcs the head officers ana exec"
tive council each In the city has coinmahdcr'
Who by virtuc Of his Office. Is member oi inc roar"
cf directors, and is elected annually by the captains
If each precinct Of their wards. these captains 10 ~
Likewise elected annually 10y members pi tic pIc'H'l
There Is not "A precinct Ia the CITY tat ma, not l'a
Climb The leaders Of the society are wei KNOWN
democrats one Of the shining lights being Michael
& Mcdonald.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
WISTIIF1.D
nr1vEy rnoN rnwN LY MA.KED MFS.

DRIVEN FROM TOWN nN MASKED MFT.
The town ~ W,-tf,d hA- been ln an uproar foF
,hc last tuo day. over tlc action ~ httd ~ mn 'h'i
citizen. n going % fle house 81 Richard ~eth'M on
Tmr-dN u.,it and compiling Michael BRADY, "i'
had been onc 81 t, .uinAi.. - the ho4-e ilr some
tine. 20 got OF - town ou tle ar train. ~ffh0d.
vho b. about "st, tee years od. 4. n.n hoHn .n
tied. and 4. rri.',d - hc wealthy. Nr. -cs
bold Who na. he,l married twice. i@ an attractive
.ohln. vo'l4r ~ about tr tue ace a. Arr hl. bard
She has f,4r children. hf her second h-iard- IT,"
Oldest l- a e.rl about r.f f..H BRADY. "a Do" s about
tilrry yea- 81 aa. De. ie'n living ~ ~ctf'f- h'n.
since Deocearr ls.'. TNr several months t 'l,, i'".
common gossip in Wc.tf.d. That hfad; Ind caused
troullc ln tAc ~cehat household.
on Tmrdsy i--hf al,u. o t,icn Mon cad 70 30
All prominent citizens u Netfrit started ir -'v
bola's house. They vor. hnndhercA'f- ovcr their
face and told Charlie, oouf'ncy. iut.ati" friend
ol fle -c,ioM family. whom rr' found. ta' rcf
bad come e.. 'lr lud feather iridt 'our'ncf pleaded
with fhe mon ard .ii 'naf li they would have D. &"
ifa . would %, into th~ i,f aii ccf lri,t 20 come
out II Wa known mat Mr. ~ofhph nA. not 81
home Tic vlforips agreed - 81 tA.. and 'onr'
rr, entered fi- lYi-r. Nf.l brady appeared A. flr
font d,.,t. Dee .'- acTou. panied hs ''Ufff't. Nir
~-rLDld and ler ulncs"l tcir ud daughter. Il"
laff.t bad rIf Iu her hand. 'u' = b. -tid i' WAS
up ioAf.i r'- NA." party went - il" RAILWAY
Station, fle a. ,rl alr'l Offeru, np violence 20 Brad
-oyloI AID n, son. vhD had hoard of iic ~ ur lrr
train. They tried ?" induce Irdy 10 r'tur1i 10 inr.
ioi.r huf De- hutu'cd fir train. Nr. and Mr.
c,hold lcf Wc~ffcM yesterday morning ard an moi
rDfur. uu' aNput 81 O'Clock lt.t cyc.Nr. "i"l tho'
20 ~cybolds hou.c, whore "l positively refused 10 see
any one after their arrival
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
OTHER STBURB1N TOWNS.
WFSVCUESTER COUNTY.

NOMINATION> FOR TOWN OFFICES
Election, for town officer, will be held III every
town IN Wcttrhcsicr Comfy on Tuesday next III
nearly every town the canvas promise, to be warm
Ioth par'ics save IN few towns have completed
their nominations Eclow VIII be found number Of
Of The tickets nominated
White Plains Democratic nominations: supervisor,
Levi. C. platt. Town Clerk. Charlie, i. lndlnt
Justice of tine Peace. Elijah Pundf A'-c''"i !"nh
,'nurlc. Cnllcc,r John A. EO.aft Ovcr-ccf, Of tie
Poor lame, Murphy and David StInicld. Excise Com
missioner James Nc'arN.
Ilagrl,ou-Dc Democrat, and Ecpublicaus have united
nm The fonwlng ticket. super, i-or Charles G. llavl
land Town Clerk, Jo n &. Lane, j.. Assessor, t.
Hammer. Comu!s. lOncI - highways. Dennis Murphy
Imetlce of thc Peace " Liam !. IIavihnd, Collector
William " Field OVcr-rcrs OF the Poor. Frank l.
park and samuel IIayland Game Constable, william
,r,nL. Constable, Jane, Pratt. Thomas Nulanci
William warren Thona. smith and John siyal,. In
spcctOrs Ist District l.. hid-all ana r. . linniulu
rsncc,nre ID district samuel llavilani and William
H. purdy Excise Commi,sio samuel Willcts
Newcastle Republican nominations Francis NJ
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


NR PERKINS ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION..
II there had been any doubt - To whether "eorV"
F. Pcrin, would accept the Republican nomination
for MAYOR Il was di~sipatcd Yesterday h the receipt
Of a TELEGRAM from Nj Perkins. who Is in WELLINGTON
ohio. The telegram read:
The demand, II the party and pe"pl" oi Jersey NY
are 80 pressing .at sacrifice ut personal d''li'' Ai'
vf.nc. and with great remittance accept me i"hih'
lion Of the Republican party for Mayor VIII be home
Wednesday.
The Republican cts Executive Committee heM "
meeting In the Federal Cub house Friday nisht ana
enthusiastically "ndorscd" the nomination 81 VT
Perkins. Committee were appointed 1" manage 'n'
canvass and AN active and aggressive 'ampaish VIII
at once be begun The following resolution was
adopted
lie. olvcd That the Republican city Committee ana
the Hudson County General committee enter ut'H
solemn protest the appointment "i ans t''i''
officer either Republican or Democratic, in amy pre-
crcf I'm which -ro-- irr"-ulaTitc, hay" appeared ara
been proved. and Request our l,"aid "i Ald'r"rh u,
De- larr vacant the place II the election o"'cF OF
officer iu any such precinct
\ sub committee wa~ appointed 10 walt upon the
Roard of Aldermen and demand the dismissal Of the
election Officers in th' precincts where iitud Wa
committed. and thc appointment II ne" hcn
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
NJ " iRk
NI-N NM.
MORE ENGLISH CArITAL To BE INVESTED.

MORE ENGLISH CAPITAL To BE INVESTED.
President Eugene Nandcrpool. Of the Ncw,rs Gas
light COMPANY. aud Franklin Murphy ~ th" Murphy
Narnl-h Company. .lled for furop" yr.i'wiiy or
tu.ncss connected with the contcmpin'"i sale tp
English inpc tor, of the property incr'-f which They
represent. Overture, made some flm" aRp e.
the gas coupn' t 80 Newark. for t'r ale Oi the
pfoprit|rt 70 ENGLISH -vudicai". and % under
tool that Mr. HaudcrrODl, mission D. i'' the con
summation - Tho deal. The compfni"- pa largr
dividends. Recently 80" Ncwuk Gasl.qm Company
fvlG,i surplus Of f1oO.OpO among the stockholders
The Citizens Company stock b. not 40 v,iuah'r Nr.
Murphy VIII rpr'.cp' hi. company in negotiation, for
the sale Of Tire yiru-h comp4uy', bu.lnr.- who 3.
and - h- worth from ccnODO b. ~ 900 OOO and for
which offers have been made.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
M TAKE yRS RIncHrLL TO ENGLAND

David Stevenson. father Of Mrs. j. Rcrnald flehel'
whose husband is charged WITH the murder Of fre1
erck G. BcnwclI. arrived from London on the ''F
manic Yesterday. with him were Mrs. West Jones'
an older estcr Of Mrs. Iirch"ll. and e. ". C. iiuil'l'
Jueticc o. the Peace for Surrey and LONDON ana
f,r,uerlv High sheriff of London anb tac County OF
,l6alosex. Nr Hutton is 4 friend Of Nr. stevenson
srd Vlll 20 f. CauaGa With him. NJ stevenson r'."
10 reporter That the object OF HI visit was ~ lhHr
Mrs Bircacl back 10 England. She had lh"fr'" WIN
ont his consent. and She had been dupcd hi her nus
hand a. Icllo, aud EcuWcll had lc"n. She believed
That Birchcl really o"ned TN" farm AT "'"d''"o"'
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
c.1rroryr, HORSES ~ THE WAY To VIEW YORK

Poueale.p-le March - special. seven horses ar
rived lr,r from Sacramento last night IN charge OF
g. L. Donman They be- a- 20 Nh Miller OF this city
The most valuable OF ihe horses are stallion by
Wilkes, dam hy sultan. tAr"c years Old; mare 10y
General Hcnion dam hv Ecctonccr; four yearVn e @
,1,,. hv ,,du,~ A two ,rirOld stallion and lilly by
Albert W. rr0rd . 30 three fearoM n!s'h
stallion by Eol.u and foIryctr Old marc b' , ~.
tpnccr. The animals came on L''i'iu III -.
train on which were lo- horses on ~, way I" NSW
York Among them waS An-'l. the stallion 10, wiiu,l
Robert Bonner paid $1,000. ON" oi Pr Mll,ef Mll, = =
lnr~.~ wa left al Lincoln. Neo SICK "h 'hI>. Sl"hs
with AK Of -tanford'S and one Of Honner' animals
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
THE yrvegR or POUNDS ~ 4 TON or M-GAR

phu,aclphi. March 4a.-Iudgc Th,ycr today de
rvc,.d An ouiunn In the case of llrl-On Frazier q
Co. aaain.t Mora Ona y o.. defendants. ana Pcrau,
a Wc,h garnshcc,. This va, on iorci-n attach
meni The defendant. are cuban merchants, ana the
earni. hcr, nv. their agents. The claim Wa i'r
so ul II A. damnr,, for the short delivery ni sugar
II wa, ALLEGED that thr dcicudant- had sold 10
p.nniH. alout 500 tons OF sugar. INT failed 10 de
New-York tribune., 1890-03-23
FIGHTING FOR 4 prnLIc LIBRARY.

Judge knapp ard Mckee heard argument y',ieTdav
IN the ,u Of th" irn,f""e - The Free Public Library Il"
compel the Board ~ Finance 70 appfoprAi" 10"
amount Of money 20 which Tie law carfl"s them
namely. ore third II mill ou each dollar Of the
te-e- ed valulfpl. The Board oi i.uau'" appr'-
pri.,od OILS 10000. ic-- thln one haf ~ tho -
suif,~i amount. Ih. trustees tri'f1ll.'d uoi u"
ialc aut steps toward flc establishment II library
ui l,.-- tlcs cr' the flll amount.
The Har Association met ia Chanc"rv Chamber
YESTERDAY and adopted resolutions I'm rccrcnc" 20 the
death 81 Michael T. Nevhold several Of Tie mem
hers paid feeling tributes h, character and ability.