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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20
Typical voice of America.

Americans. as a people, are criticised
regarding the nasal intonation and
lack of cultivation of their voice in
conversation. The blame Is generally
placed at the door of the American
climate. With a large number of per-
sons of education in the United States.
the manner of speaking is cultivated
and pleasing. and in Boston, where a
great deal of attention is paid to cul-
ture in all branches, the result is
noticeable in the voices of the COM
munity in general. 1t has been
demonstrated beyond question, that
a course of elocution will produce a
cultivated way OF speaking in a pupil
whose speech was formerly nasal and
uncultivated, and a striking result of
the effect of training upon the voices
of our people is to be found il the ex-
cellent singers that this country is
now producing. A bad style of voice
is frequently created in public schools
where teachers in general encourage
their pupils to recite in a loud tone,
instead of low and distinctly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20

SOME prize idiot is trying to boom
Governor-elect Flower for the Presi-
Dental nomination, as a compromise
candidate. 1t is mere bosh. Mr..
Flower is a very good man but he is
not Presidential timber. If there is
to be a compromise candidate from
the,East, there are Albeit, Russell and
Pattison to pick from. But if we are
not to have Cleveland, perhaps a
Western candidate would be best for
the party. We do not by any e
see that Campbell is out of the race.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20
Y aSthe Boxes Rented in
, New York for S..

The Vaults are protected by
every device and safeguard
known to the business. No
Vaults have ever been built
which surpass these in eonstrue-
tion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20

SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
CAPITAL. $500, 600. 90
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
President-ABRAHAM G. GARRETSON.
Vice Presidents WILLIAM II. CORBIN
ROBERT SEWELL.
Treasurer and Se~cretary-GEO W. YOUNG
Counsel WILLIAM II. CORBIM
ADVISORY Coumsel-ABRAM G. GARRETSON
GILBERT COLLINS, W1LLLAMD EDWARDJ
1dtte O1icer-JOHN OLENDoRE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Abram O. Garretson, John b. CarscaLIen.
Frederick d. Linn, john c. Benson,
Charles L. Corbin. Spencer We1rt,
Frank SteUens, De Watt Taa Buskirk,
WiLiam c.. Bumsted. Henr0 Lembeck,
Ed1cdrd II. c. Young, Earle InsIsN,
George h. Perkins, Walliam H. Cor6ia.
Robert SeiceH.
50 kontgo merry Stree /.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20
The Charm of Music.

As a medical agency music has in
times past been much in request. At
the present day in semicivilized coun-
tries where it as commonly believed
that sickness is produced by the NAL
ignant influence Of evil spirits, the
usual method of driving these away is
by music. In Burmah, when severe
illness OF any kind has batled all
human skill. it is customary to aban-
don all further medical treatment, the
patients complaint being supposed to
be caused by an evil spirit, which
must be driven away before any
chance of recovery can be expected.
This is accomplished by means of
music, during the performance of
which certain mystic rites are OBJ
served.
But apart from the idea Ct demoni-
acle possession as the cause of dis
ease. music has from early times been
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20

The Rev. George Harvest, rector of
Thames Ditton, England, was very
absentminded, SO that on one occa-
sion he went into a friends house,
and seeing no servant he rambled
over it, finally entering the room oil an
old lady i'll of quinsy. He stumbled
over a clotheshorse, and his awkward
ness made the patient burst into such
a fit of laughter that the quinsy broke
and she lived many years to thank
him.-AmegSc0n Notes and Queries.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-11-20

Said bonds to be Issued in accordance with the
provisions OF an act entitled 'An Act authorizing
cities 10 renew maturing ponds" approved June s
1881
The principal of said bonds is payable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
Graduates IRON THE TRADE SCHOOLS
EIGHT YOUNG MEN RECEIVE CERTIFICATES

EIGHT Young NEN RECEIVE CERTIFICATES
FROM THE DEPARTMENT or TAILORING.
The tailoring elias, 4 the New York Trade schools.
Al FIRST ave and sixty Scvcnth-s' gave exhibition
bet uIsh under the charge Of the Merchant Talor'
society II the CITY ~ New York. samples Of every
variety ~ tailoring were shown. and the rooms were
hucd with iaillrs and other Interested visitors cX
aiming and commenting upon the excellence Of the
wor, exhibited EIyht Young men graduated last
nf and received certificates Stating that they were
iu every way qualified q, ll,tcaSs tailor, The
name. Il the graduate, are george H. Robinson,
pcr.. Ford N..,um Humphrey. Ernest Il. LauciS
oscar Ra,h 4. r. Nelson. II. ". conway and John =
Miller Tie teacher who have had these boys ~
charge ar, FRANK Peterson. \. Z" Iimarn' ana
f. " scaaudi HE graduating members have been
vorl,in. n the school for two ,car-. There are Soy
cntccn other loy> under instruction IN the same trade
According ~ Que If thc pc9hcrs. II ~ar the hrHt
occasion odd ibis country Of manual training school
diving certificate, # graduation {" IT. pupils. II i
intended tn take the exhibition ~ work {" th" National
Merchant T,ilor-' convention soon 10 be held at ~
Loui-.
N,t onty v1rc the visitors last night treated 70 an
exhibition ~ nr.,ca,, Tailoring. but they hal an op
,,,it, i -, the working Of the Trade schools iu all
,l.ir d.u.,rtm.ni. There are departments OF brlrh
laying pLi,tcrii. plumbing. clrp"tne h"u'" ana Nix"
p,iufine. lrc.co painting. hla,k,mh~ work, stone
r,tt!us and tailoring. ThrN' ar" 90 bows III l'
talking advantage of the in-tmdon offered I'D the
,a,iol lines Of work. The average axe Of the pupils
is nineteen Ncal-.
When the visitor, had inspected all the departments
they gtl,f,d m tho hail If the rtltuuon aud listened
n , ,,i,n,cr Of addr.,,c, on the subject OF trade
school, I'm general and the taior~ class In pnrt'"i
In, first speaker was Colonel 4. +. Auchmuty, the
founder ~ the schools he gave b"ei history 81
the institutions aud todd Of the success 1t ha' achieved
II, t ouuio fine trade schools arr making Labor n"r
trade tpo graduate VIII N"Ih WV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
rp1nERy CHARGED IN WASHINGTON.

olympia. Wash. Jan. 2l.-The LEGISLATURE IN ,o'ns
session 70 day elected Watson {. squire United states
senator. The vote was a, follows: squire, oo; W. H.
c,ll;in,. 30: Thomas Carroll OemJ FL
Ju,t after speaker shaw. Of the House. YESTERDAY
afternoon issued the call for nominations Tor Ih@t
states senator Representative John l. Metcat "i"''
and said: ,. =,
..c,,tl,mon of the Legislature Of Washington: |
hola in nv hand 1000 which was handed to me ~
Harry \. Clark of spokane Falls. with the exprsss
understanding that east my vote for W. H. cainHs
for United states senator
For several seconds profound silence prevailed
tbrourhout the hall. Metcaf sent the money 10 the
sneaker and resumed his seat senator SquIreS sup
,rtors tbcn hogan cheering and II some monenls
49, thn SNEAKER could restore order. Finally tho
motion was carried appointing committee Oh nFe
10 investigate the charge oI bribery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
ONE LESS CANDIDATE ~ KANSAS.

Kansas City, Jan. 2l.-The elecuoh Oh ''' '"'"
ne state Printer bv the Kansas Legislature removes
On, ,be Senatorial race in that State one OF tho
most prominent ~ the Alliance candidates. T. r.
Elder. speaker Of the House, and hvorlte ol inc
Alliance. lives in the same town as Mr. snow IL i
a precedert which has never been departed from 10
Oiye 10 one part OF the state no more IMAM one
prominent Office. and It was on mat a'cou". ''"'
Mr. Elder desiring the senatorial holhlh"uo ""-".
-, ~, ror,ir,tion knowing that erow'S success
mean, bie erlder',l failure It is too early 10 pre-
a., ,ritb my degree OF certainty where Mr. thef :
senatorial strength will 20. 1t seems 70 De 'r'
opinion Of outsiders that Judge PETER VIII Se' IT,
The LIST of Alliance candidates row contains tn'
name, Of Judge PETER. Editor OF " the Ailan'S nu
mnl' ,~, iudrs Do,ter Judge Of the District lur'
Of ioItnn: John +. " llctS. late Allah'c ,dhuluh''
S,r toyernor: : " scott. Frank Nc.r1W, Pt,l
drut of the state Alliance, and Jerry SIMPSON WI"
,rr.,mnn elect from the Win District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
GDy CrRTIs,s CHANGE OF POSITION.
PRESSING A RESOLUTION FOR \ RfPENL OF
THE FEDERAL LAW WHICH PRA'Il'Nidf
ADOLF SHE'S THE DEATH PIN N-TY.

Albany Jan. II (epeciah.-F,r the lat four or I'VE
DAYS General Curtis, Of It Lawrence county mas b''n
ua.suc around tie Assembly and senate chamber' Il
r.,lution calling upon the member, 81 Cong'~~ from
This state 10 cot operate in the cNoit I" secure INC IT,
neal Of Chapter so. Law Of the mcd state, ih
I-- Th, . the -eclion 81 the United state, statutes
under which appeal, can be taken 10 the hl'eu S'hc
courts and which prevents the operation % thr laws d"
tins state at least n iar a. th'N f'I''' 80 W.
execution of criminals, The resolution wa "'I'NA' ''
IN the senate thi~ morning by senator '' '"""i WIZ
had been induced by General Curtis t. father H. II
is as follows -..
vbe,,,. The pro,,.lon. N Section, 7C3 76 and 49,
Chau,er 1853 o. Tie UneI Law for les' are hI
10 authorize SAY 81 proc"' linr' ID 81 '"~
aureal in proceedings 3, obtain di-cn'I-' ~ '''
.onncnt bv Wit II h,bra. corpus whether d"i'n %"
GRANTED by counts. and under which d''I'oi "c "
law are hnY,do1 OF uull!Lcd therefore
Ec,oycd ar the Assembly cononr)' Ih"t me .
and Representatives IN Congress from Ia" state q N'
York he rcque,cd 10 coopcig" IN procuring snch i'''
o mr. r4ural o. Chapter 3j3 81 United states 1--we lv
1ssj or Of :hc section, Revised statute a. !" pre-
vent an INFRINGEMENT Of The right Of th' H'a'' I"
ne, domestic concern, under the provisions o t' '"'''"'
Thi, resolution referred to the proper commit
a. The resolution iu itself /, pTf city haim'''''
In fact every law abiding citizen Of The 9'"'e VIII u"
dad TO sec Congress speedily pas law 'a>l"s Oh"
the various reforms which IT ask, Tor Inc a''''''
n tbe United states statutes referred 10 III IT ~"
operate 10 prevent the execution OF the o'"'" P''
a., any Of the convicted murdcrcrs now uld'r sentence
Of death. .,-u.n.,,
Al tbc last session OF hc Legislature Gencral )F"''
,rh wa then As,cnblyman introduced ana <uoVo
hard to secure the passage 81 a bill d'n? away "'
ccthcr with capital punishment IN 'hi> "a g g." '"0
,i ~ the law now stands il practically prevents
oyncrtons a. long a. the po'hcihook oil , /,
b,,d nut or be hd, wealthy aud unknown l.'''''u,
hoiuo Tim Member, Of The Legislature cNPr'' ruf
,,jn Therefore. that ardent a. Opppnrh' ., P
mri,hncnt a, General Curtis Is NliiVi1E !" ray ",
a,..rtrd a law which Will do Just whit ~ Hh III ~
,t several members Of the Assembly wtr' a~hci
~ nrr,ent this resolution IN tina; Hon : pu, ~
hat they refused 70 have ANYTHING 90 w ,h" rnv,
- . thnuch that the members OF tOnGI', WV Nv"
Le ",at,cr in charge voLld do al In Their power
n',ccure a repeal OF the section TcicrIcd U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
RHFTT SAYS THE LITTLE GIRLS FOLLOWED HIN.

william r. Khctt OF No. 81 West Seventeenth'st' VINO
vas ~ .tnd late Tuesday night at the IoitlandsI iefS "
no ,,s about IN enter a cab with little gtl was aF
r,gned Yesterday morning before Justice lahto !" u'
roms Police Court. Khett was arrested thfee OF
enc little Girls with OIL MARY Wiiliahls' not 30
In A. the Others, seemed rooted TO The SPOT anu "''
t,ksn with Rhett the Church-st. station May i d
,e,tx Girl OF ten years. The story she tells Is that May
Kelly aged eight Yeas and she were sehg I'pcI' y"
Grove.st Jersey CITY. Katie Flynn aud Ahee ana mary
Morris who sell near the feiFy eo'Neu 'h' "
came 10 Ncw.York I:het She did not want 10 eOe
lut Welding finally her companion, she went ABOARD
tbe boat She says didn't see Rh'ie uti tloN le''
me forty n New York where tire man engaged 'ao lh'
other e, Mary said wanted her TO 20 VITA Khe; IN the
cab.
nbo,t is ticket agent in the employ Of the savannah
steamship Company. ON his own behalf, ne sali the
children followed him. Offering rim newspapers and no"es
and when he reached NcwYolk insl-td upon his giving
them a ride IN carriage.
Justice TaintOr held ihett for examination to'motio"
in 81 coo bail. In the meantime Mary Will be cared Tor
by the Society the Prevention OF Cruelty to Shldteh
An effort will be have the other girls pres mt o.
the examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
HAS THE GOVERNOR MADE A FALSE STEP.
THE GENERAL IMPRESSION SEEMS TO BE THAT
DONE 50.

The election Yesterday Of Governor David Il. Hill
to the United states senate was varou7y viewed 10y
New York politicians Those who believed that the
Governor had done the best possible thing for himself
by taking the once decidedly in the minority.
Few outside Of TanImany Hall could that he had
added ANYTHING to his political power or prestige
III the Governor had refused the high honor when
all could see was clearly within nis grasp SAID a
wellknown Republican last evening, he wonld have
added imnea,uraby to his chances for %le Presidency
A. il is IL looks TO most people As If he distru'cd
the good fortune which has 50 far borne him along on
the road 10 prcierment. Tie impression it gives IS
that lie believes himself that he has reached the top
Of the ladder. one thing is certain, and that Is that
II Will help rather than hurt the Republican party
for il * SIRE 10 create chickering's and discomfort
among the Democracy Of the state when they realize
the extent of HIS personal selhshAcss. no great
man would have accepted the senatorslfp under the
oiicum,tancc-.7
The G. .veland wing Of the Democratic party showed
symptom, OF intense delight. Al inc feiorm
Club last night the outcome Of The matter
Wa, manlfestly gratifying. "GoVernor I'M ac'on
10 day, 80 A prominent member Of tins CLUB
delivered himself practically takes him ont q, me
lit Of candidates for the Democratic Pesdcn"" nom
ination next wear. Indeed. there is but one odhdI
date now for MIR. Hill has left the track cie'T i"I
Mr. Cleveland. Nobody sees this WIN e. 'Io"ucu
vision than Clevelands enemy and llIS lfiehu' MI
Dana. IIilIs acceptance II The senatof'hp ia" nv ~.
nothing less than his abdic alton OF al pe'o"''O "
the higher Office. Then. again, II Will lot take many
montbs In fine United states senate 10 bring out hf'
HIPS utter lack Of statcsmanship. Wheh 'nc PcopO
come TO measure him alongside Of men Oh ie" "oito
his pigmy character will DC brought ont III " s'i"7
way / feel that Hill. thinking only 10 S'', "i, '
self has Internationally done great ihi"b7 % n
Democratic party. Ills own discontinue anu -"
nomination OF Cleveland are now ccIt1h' A.
Much Tie same sentiments were eAWe'acu ~ Wv
New. Amsterdam Club and by many III the MahH"''''''
Club. There were even Tamniany men VIM 49, ,u
unable to see what ADVANTAGES were TO De s"'"e' ~
the Hi and Tammany combine ,,o
That Demarest the Democratic s"huio' ""u To-
who repre- sents ROck!and County III Tic N's''' , a.,
pressons OF disgust and contempt from all luz, LII
II was learned that Hill could have been ron
xessed criminal was allowed TO 90 upon the ie'''N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
THE EOLIAN COMPANY,
to record their votes in favor Of Black, thus making

TO record their in favor OF Black, thus making
a unanimous Democratic vote for him.
The two houses VI the Legislature met In Joint
convention today. \ ballot for senator was noe
necessary under the law senator Cameron yesterday
received a majority in each honsc. The portion OF
he journals referring to the vote on the HenatorShp
being read. j. Donald Cameron was formally declared
elected and Lieutenant Governor WareS In the pres
ence Of the Joint assembly, sisnei the certificate Ok
election. -, 49,. ,.---t...-
mi, afternoon James l.. Kerr. Of Clearhed. and b. VI.
N,ad of Harrisburg. were ie-ecctcd chairman ana
secretary respectively
Mr. Baker introduced the bill prepared by the Ballot
pef.rm Association Of PcnnsllNa II was ~.
IsrI,d 10 thr Committee on Judiciary and Immediately
acted upon and viii be returned TO the House O..
morrow with a favorable recommendation. ms bill
embraces all the features Of the Australian system ad
is almost Identical with the law at present IN force IN
Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

Albany Jan. II (>prciaN-Thc Senate held another
bref session th, morning. few bill, were intro
duccd. after which the resolution Of Assembly man
IIocomb which wa in the Assembly yesterday, H'
memory Of III, historian. George Bancroft. wa, read
respect to hi, memory. \ recess was taken until
The Joint convention II the senate and the Assembly
was 10 De held for The election Of United states senator
senator Lin,on and Van Gordcr were appointed by
fine president committee from The senate to MORN
fine Assembly that the senate ready 10 20 into
convention FOR the purpose Of proceeding TO the cleo
tou They went over t. the Assembly chamber lu-'
after the cal " that house had been ordered. The
doorkcrper, tn charge AT the Assembly doors did not
row enough - inform the speaker that the committee
from the senate was there. and the senators were
coopeled 10 stand IN the corridor for at least twenty
Minutes until the call Of the House had been Dis
solved When the doors finally thrown open
orc was such rush OF Democratic politicians t. get
into the Assembly chamber that the senators were
almost carried Oh their feet.
After the convention. when the Senate was AGAIN
in session. senator Hunter introduced "A hill appro
nratinc money for the rebuilding Of the burned por
lion ~ Auburn Prison. and also making provision loi
tbe building of q number Of secret and silent ceH'
f,r the use Of prisoners who are under sentence oil
death.
senator Emerson also introduced bill making an
a,.,ropration for rebuilding The Clinton Prison.
noItion AZ which was burned abut the same time TIC
,ut,rn PR son destroyed. The damage To tHHio'
prison was far greater than That to the prison ~
Auburn and a much larger sum Is asked LOT !"
Senator Emcrsons bill than III senator liunpei D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
eonnon ,r1ov prponrs FILED At ALBANY.

Ia
Albany Jan. 2l.-Thc semannual reports oi wv
following trust companies ending Decchper 81 I'''
show thc following asset, and liabIIu''' hlo'N,' "
Tr,. COMPANY of BROOKLYN Resources 81 ''''i"'
IiabiIitc,-captal stock paid In. SlOooooo' surplus
fund sl.2o1 ,J-3 general deposits paJaoic y" w
mand, 9-,779.l3O. .o-
Franklin Trust Company Of Broohy n- he'o"'
81 o07 OOf: labilitic,-capital stock pad M -
600 900; surplus fund. $fGo.l5s geheral oepo'"''
payablc on demand. $:;.37i.122.
Peoples Trust Company Of Er"ohN , AGO.
jI3OOl3; liabilities capital stock pid III,
surplus fund Yj30.OOO; general deposits piS"'
on demand. S3,i32,53G -
The annual report Of the NewYork Cab COMPANY ),
filed with the secretary Of state. shows; NaP'."
stock (S50OOO paid i'm. 100000 a'se''-real e'U'
S2s9.0s2 81 personal property, So4o4p' W mann
tjes-bonds $685. 800: loans and notes, S''.o'' ~
The annual report Of the Long Bcach Iio'e' ''''
Cottage Company Oimited) shows: Cap'tal -" ~
500 600: assets-real estate, @7j4'o6o debtS-'no'
gage bond, 100000. No dividends declared s'"'o
last report. 49,. ,or
Other companies whose annual reports nave neen
filed with the Secretary Of state are; Inc Eu.'o"
Electric Light Company OF Europe. The directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
DEMAREST MAY RESIGN HIS SEAT.
THE REVELATION OF HIS MISCONDUCT NOT YET
COMPLETE.

The mcshes Of the law are about TO tighten around
Assembyman Frank p Demarest, Of Nyack. Sheriff
shankey left Nyack at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
with n subpoena duces tecum for John Turnbull,
private secretary OF President King OF the Erie Kali
road, ordering Turnbull TO bring TO New CIV heN'
Tuesday all the company papers in the Demares case
The Rockand County Court then sits, and tine "r''u
Jury will be asked by District Attorney McCauiey 10
lndict Demarcst for forgery The DistrctAttorhey
has also issued subpoenas for number OF NyaoA
people and the case continues to be an all absorbing
topic.
Prominent Democrats in Nyack assert that Demaress
Will resign this week as a member 81 Assembly Thomas
Fnncean. a lIavcr,raw beer bother. who was beaten
By Dcmarcs by one vote in the nominating convention
wants 10 fiji the little giants chair at Albany. and
50 do others who say Finnegan cannot be elected
Ex-AS~cmbyman D.ckcv is also sad TO be candidate
II Finnecan runs he will probably be opposed by eN'
AS,cmblyman Tompkins.
All sorts Of rum0rs are rife concerning further wrong
doncS by DcmagcSt Mr.. Snidcr. counsel for inc
Union steamboat Company, refuses to subsantiae or
deny the truth Of the story published Yesterday that
there l. - 700 deficiency still in the steamboat
companys tax accounts. Mr.. snldcr Mr. Turnbull and
Officer Lubbe returned TO Nyacp yesterday from
Albany but all were As dumb oysters To whether
any settlement was effected with Dcmarcst. Certainly
Luhbc did not arrest the Assemblyman.
Every comedies that Dcmarrst', ruin IS com,
prt'. and IL i generally believed that only inc hrse
drop, Of coming storm have fallen The aftar i
ll,p leading to thorough ventilation Of the attitude
Of the Union Steamboat Company a taxpayers. ara
property holders arr figuring a, To whether people OF
corporations reap the greater benefit NO new dls-
closures would great surprise. There is surely
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22
WESTERN SENATORS REELECTED.

ST Iouis Jan. GA Post Dispatch Jefferson
city, Mo- dispatch says: Both houses of the Sta'e
Legislature 10 day met in Joint session ana Vo'ed 'or
United state, senator as follows: Vest CDen'' l"o
lcadlcc RcpD. ~; Leonard Labor. : Jones uaDor'
/ senator Vest was therefore decared re elected
indianapolis. Jan. 2l.-ln JOINT convention Oh .'c
legislature to-day the votes OF Inc TWO HOUSES io'
rnited States senator were compared and ID. W. Noor
b.os declared elected Voorhees, received 40 votes
and Governor Hovey received 40.
Denver. Col, Jan 2l.-rhe senate and House met
in Joint session mt TO ballot for tinted State,
senator The vote was ii. NJ Teller a. tadWrI
NcamanS. -. senator leler was uc'li'0" ''0''N' w
succeed himself. - 49,. J.. -. l., ,.i,,
salem ore Jan. 91.-Thc Legislature today In JOINT
session re elected John H. Mitchell United states sen
ntor 10 succeed himself -. H.,
iitfle Rock Ark. Jan. Elm Joint session today
the ,;eacral Assembly completed the work OF reject
mo lanes X Jones United states senator DY the in
ioT1nc vote: Jones (Dcm.) lOG. Tl:cber (EepJ, II :
scattering ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-22

are Samuel insult, Alfred o. Tate. Thomas y. 49,,
W. ;. Perry and Thomas Butler The cap'tt, 600
Is $40 900, and the debts are less thah FfO'
The assets consist of the cOmpany's interest III w"
tract with European syndicate; also 1'ooo s"'ie.
Of stock OF the Compasnie Continental Edl'on' "a
Paris and S232I 60 cash in bank NO dNinoru'
have been paid since the formation OF the co' tar
The ROckaway Park Improvement COMPANY ~ ~
tai stock, $4,000 assets, $4,000; debts not oic
than S.J 600. -,
The Tuxedo Park ASSG-atiOn-Capital stOch' o.
100000: assets, 81 .7G9, 49, debts S32.'21. c,i,,
International Bell Telephone Company oaPPitai
authorized. Tl.1OO.OOO not issued. $31J.o 80
Issued. 81 49, 900 assets. 81 43T 900 debts ~
Edison ore Milling Company-Captal. r-'oVo,o"t
assets contracts and 1906 shares Treasury stoch'
debts, &32,992 20.