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A NEW SURGICAL EXPERIMENT.
Man Literally Cut to Pieces and Lives
and VIII Recover.

a Man Literally Cut to Pieces and Lives
and VIII Recover.
Neal Hardy of this city recently per-
formed a ri markabe operation on a man
named John Pontius of McCutchenville, this
county. The operation was that of first
cutting through the abdominal wall, aud
then having an assistant compress with his
fingers the descending aorts, while the pa
TENTS left leg was ampurated at the hip
joint. DR.. d. Hayes Agnew, the eminent
surgeon, declares the operation to be the
first of the kind to his knowledge, and ad-
yises that it be placed on record.
Mr.. PontiuS, upon whom the operation
was performed, for many years was suf-
ferer from acknowledgement growth of the
left leg, extending from the groin to below
the knee, and of immense size. Eight
months ago Dr. Hardy removed the growth
in its entirety, but it reproduced itself, and
necessitated amputation at the hip joint.
To perform the operation without jeOpardiz-
ing the life of the patient from loss of blood
was the problem that presented itself. Up
per Sandusky special to Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Articles of incorporation.

The following enterprises have been in.
corpOrated:
ma NJ, Claus c., John c. ana Peter c. Brock, all
of Alameda; capital and subscribed stock
500, 600. The declared object is TO construct
buy, sell and charter sailing vessels.
The Felicia Vine and Orchard COMPANY: D.
rectors-BeTnaId Schwartz Herman Nathan w
Cohen, Louis Nathan and David Davis; sub
scrlbed and capital stock, 100000.
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The Yost Estate,

Mary E. Yost, executrix of the estate of
John d. Vest. has filed petition for par
tial distribution of the estate. The petition
sets forth that in the will, which was dated
May %, 1887, she was named as guardian of
their children, John D., Mabel E. and Park
X. YOSt, and that the estate has been APP
praised at $780, 43. The deceased was a
member of the firm Of ii. S. Croker 81 Co
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'HANGE HOTEL

/ w l. Eaton NJ, Minneapol
Miss l. Abbott. Seattle
L Denke, Victoria
e Mcfarland. California
G L DQlan, Santa Rosa
A w Cove, California
- b Meeler, Lathrop
q Howard, Lathrop
I O'Brien, Sacramento
) G Fisher. Byron
NV Davis. Oakland
w l. Martin, Oakland
w A Golden, California
Mrs A Morgan, Grass Val
A NJ Doodle, Bloomfield
l. Dean, Reno
NJ Aronson, Lemo ore
Nj G MeCassey, New York
ID l. Shull, Fort Bragg
ID Davidson, Sausalito
n Baker, California
G de Lassa, Reno
) Larson, Salt Lake
II Ysunya ~ W, Berkeley
III Raymond, Tulare
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

julia Deasy James J. Deasy lot on NE
line of Fifteenth ave, l25 Sc OF l. Sc
2bxlO0 ............. ............,.......... 81
lot on 5. line OF Plymouth St, 1853 IS E. of
Holly, u. 2bNlOO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
j. Bermlngham ct a.. to lulita Miner. undi-
vided half lot on S. line Mission st
1iU:6 SW OF Third SW. 10 :6xlOO ....'
Goteli Stlvie to John Larkn lot on n line of
Garden ave, 100 w. of DevIsadero ST. w
2ox3o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
James +. Connell to Catherine flanagan LOT
on SW. cor. Bryant and Zoe SITS, Sw 25xsO q
Anna T. Flanagan to Catherine Flanagan. lot
on 5. cor. OF Bryant and Zoe SITS, s. SUxlb
L. A. Anthony ct al. to George Doerng LOT
on \. line OF Army ST., 20 IS u L. of Castro
r. 20 1914 xl Id IN
william +. Boyer to Patrick Lyons, lot on III
cor. OF Stanyan and Begrave sts r. 100 *
n. 20, w. 1O2 10, s. 25;l................ IN
#. NJ Pixley to Charles Sehering, lot on NE
cor. of Fillmore and Green sts., n 4lxS7.6 A AOo
Samuel NJ. Briggs to Joseph Il. Vizzlrd iot
~, Block q, Railroad Homestead Associa-
f.. ID. SAWYER ct al. to Myra NJ TrowbrIdee
lot on Sc. cor OF Lake and Twenty-sixth
ave-, L. 12OI10O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
o. d. baldwin to Peter 7. Cain, lot on s line
OF Clement ST., ~ L. of Thirty-secOnd ave
f. 4SxlOO. $3.50. .......................... gao
William OConnell To Joseph Peers lol on Wv
Sc line OF Mlnna st. 23S Sw. OF First Sw
SofoU. IN
Margaret UConnell to William o'ConneiI
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| dence the duplicate contract held by
each man was burned. one in the Seattle
and the other in the Spokane fire. A third
copy has been found and now Mr.. Tyler of
Pierce County comes forward with a bill
asking that the original sum with interest,
amounting in all to $500. be apprOprated.
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PASSED.

few little sprnkles
OF delicate wrinkles,
And eyeg asses just bit stronger
a Sigh mlsanthropic,
When age is the topic
Maud isn't a bud any longer.
Warrington Post.
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Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality, 5Ia96c; second quality. &C;
third do, 3I@94lac.
VEAL-Large, 5Gsc small Calves, 6Q7c.
MUTTON-Wethers, SI2Gg9c; Ewes SQ3iac.
SPRING LAMB-Nominal at 159lSc 2 ID.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4I26S45sc 2 70 for helvy hard
granted and 45sG41sc Tor light average do; stock
Hogs, 4d41sc 2 ID; dressed do. 7NgSc p ID.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1.-THE spot market is easy
at rs ed97s 9l2d. Cargoes are quiet at 3Ss Sd for
off coast BIS Sd for Just shipped and 3Ss for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: February, IS 9l4d: March,
IS 9I4d; April rs Sd; May. Is s12d; June, rs
71ad; July, Is I'd; August, rs 7l4d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Feb ll.-Consols, a73s; United States
Bonds-4's. l2213; do, 412's 1854; Silver, 46t4d;
Rentes 95f Csc Bullion into Bank of England,
Il, O55. GOO.
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Board-2O Water $3.50.
Street-$S0DU Market-st Cable Bonds 1929; %
CalIfOrnia-st X X, l09.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-5O s Gasight. SO; $1,000 Contra Costa
Water Bonds, 90; 20 Water, $780,.
Street-$7O00 Omnibus Cable Bonds 49,
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AL HOTEL.

T Phillips e W, Challes
a G BriggO, Petaluma
w b MUrriSh, Petaluma
G II Magruder, Nuba City
+ 4 honcure, Clayton
NJ Klug, Victoria. Il Co
II E Fariman, City
\ b Gidsscock. Raymond
Z ii Smith, Iowa
! ) Hammond, Duluth
IL NJ Jones. Napa
W II Patterson, Cilerville
& 7 Hall, Sacramento
ID 5 O'Callaghan, Sac
.C 4 Stockton, San Jose
Il McGrath. san jose
IL Turner, Modesto
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Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the State OF California
for Portland and the Pomona for san Diego. The
Oregon falls due from Portland, the Crescent City
from Crescent City. the Humboldt from Humboldt
Bay, the Coos Bay from San Pedro and the Gypsy
from the Salinas River
The Australia falls due from Honolulu Tuesday
and the Mexico from Mexico Monday
The schooner Oceania Vance, Alb tons loads
Lumber for Sydney, 65s.
The German iron SHIP Affair, 2346 tons, is char
tered for Wheat TO United Kingdom, Havre or Ant
werp, 3SS.
The Clan Mcpherson takes for Hull 56,s43 ctls
Wheat valued at $sO,OOO; the J. D. Bischof for
ST. Nazare SO, l01 ctls, SS4 600; the Girvan for
Cork 44575 ctls, at $50 900; the Duchess OF Albany
for Havre 90. 260 ctls, at $79,S4O.
The British iron ship Thalatta, I74S tons is re-
chartered for Wheat 10 the United Kingdom Hayre
or Antwerp, 37s Cd.
The morning call., 1891-02-12
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb 1l.-Wheat rather steady,
fluctuations being confined within a smaller range
than usual The market opened from I4c to 2sc
lower, advancing Sc, then declined &c, rallied
1&c, declined sac and closed about "a lower than
yesterday. Receipts, PA 900 bushels; Shipments
10000 bushels. Rye firm at FAC. Barley nominal.
CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-Wheat, cash, SAC.
Corn-50S4c.
Pork-S9 So.
Lard-S5 55.
RiDs-$5 90.
MhiSky-Sl II.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. IL.
Summary OF TIE Markets

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. IL.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat firmer.
Barley options higher.
Oats and Corn dull.
Hay and Feedstufs firm.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes weak and dull.
Onions still higher
Medium Butter wanted.
Cheese very stiff.
Eggs lower.
Asparagus sells higher.
Poultry and Game weak.
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THE SACRAMENTO 906 WASHINGTON ST.
cor. Eighth-Preasant sunny rooms; en- suite or
single: also Offices: terms reasonable feS I'm
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castori,
When she was Child, she cried for Castor;a
When she became Miss, she chung to castoria
When shehad Children, she gave them co..o.,.
au9 BY saTuTh
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Sterling Exchange.

new YORK Exchange.
New York Exchange zoe for sight drafts and soc
for teIepraphic
The morning call., 1891-02-12

EXCHANGE
II $25OO-4-room cottage near High ST.
S3oOO-6-roOm tower house, Park ave
$44OO-7-roOm tower house Park ave
$osOO-7-roOm large house. 26th St
$7OOO-7-roOm large house 26th St
Part trade for lots. FOWLER, Box lO9 Alameda q To
CENERAL FINE BARGAINS FOR Saloon AC-
~ count OF departure and financial trouble. hons
TO rent and money to loan. II. =. MOREAL a co
1882 PARK st..Alameda 4O2 Montgomery st, s. F.l6tf
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Shipping Notes.

Bankers sight drafts, 81 $3.50; bankers sixty-day
bills, 81 1854.
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HOTEL

IS oppenheimer, Portland
D LOwenberg Il W, Portld
iC Gould, New York
+ Armstrong, Conn
IL WarSham, Portland
J Warsham, Portland
w Il Filter. Sacramento
10 W Herrick ~ w.Chicago
l. TompkinS, San Leandro
j Brady, New York
| ii w Mitchell, LIS Ans eles
W WoOdhead. St Paul
[ c Howe, Boston
IL ID MOuser, New York
w ii Giihard, New York
~ L Peakes, Santa Cruz
j Il Black, New York
j 7 heather, Chicago
Il Ii Hatfield. Chicago
Miss HARDWOOD, Chicago
+ MeLaugnlln&w, OrOvill
Miss A Mclaughlin, 0roY
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Fine Silver.
Quotable at 81 O112 = ounce.
The morning call., 1891-02-12

Mexican Dollars.
Quoted at sl@S2c.
The morning call., 1891-02-12

The bright summer sun smiling down
upon the sweet dewy meadows, and i was
standing in the shade of the thick foliage,
waiting for the man l hated so madly. He
had accepted my challenge, haughtily and
scornfully.
=, He was a skillful shot, and had 10 doubt
that would fall an easy victim to him.
de came with proud, scornful bearing,
confident OF success, and so eager to take my
lie that for one moment l quailed. Then l
drew myself together, and took my stand
quietly and sternly.
Two shots rang out on the sweet morning
air, and one of us lay among the tangled
grass still and dead. My enemy had fallen.
Nevermore would lie move or speak again.
Never again would he win girls hearts but
to break them. Eva Stanford was sale from
his clutches now forever.
Then through the trees / went on toward
the roadway, but had not gone many PAGES
when stopped, and my heart beat quickly.
for coming along singing through the trees
was Eva Stanford On she came, straight
upward toward that fatal spot 1 must stop
her, she should not see him lying there cold
and dead among the tangled grass l went
forward to meet her. white as my own dead
The morning call., 1891-02-12
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.


ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
A LAMBDA AGEN ADVERTISEMENT
n and subscriptions received the Alameda
Branch Office OF THE MORNING CALL, SCHNEI-
DER Il CO.. 1885 PARK ST.
G07SN MODERN 2-SLoRY HOUSE OF 8
% ~. rooms and bath; lot 5OxI40; on
macadamZed street; D minutes walk from station;
terms 5000 cash, balance at S35 per month. Apply
10 JOSEPH a. LEONARD, corner of PARK st. and
Central ave, Alamo Ia fell If
$1,000 2-SToRY GROOM HOUSE: NEAR
to suit. MCCLURE, FITCH d CO., Bay-st sta
ton. felO 1t
A LAMEDA FINE LARGE CORNER Lot;
n cheap Inquire OF DAVIS, ROwELI. a. co.
465 Ninth St, Oakland. felO l4t%
Cocoon $500 CASH, BALANCE SIS PER
NA-Oo: month; lot 30x125; cottage OF
rooms aud bath; southwest corner. No. 523.
and bath; sunny side OF street; $3.50 cash. balance
1856 per month. No $40.
S2900-Lot 25xl5O; new cottage Of 6 rooms and
bath; fine neizhborhood; sta ion; $500 cash
balance S35 per month. No. 5l2
S36OO-Lot 5OI2O3; new cottage OF rooms and
bath; bargain: easy terms. No. 5O4.
SISOO-Lot 37:6xlO0; new 2-stOry house OF
rooms and bath; horton-street station; 81 900
cash, balance easy lustailments> No. sos.
S5b5O-Lot 5OXl50: 2-story house OF
rooms and bath; sunny side OF San Jose avenue:
$1,000 cash, balance easy installments. No. Is.
Choice homes for sale In all parts of Alameda.
co, 1928 PARK St. Alameda, and 402 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco. feS I'm
GOOD HOMES FOR EVERYBODY.
CASH PAYMENTS OR INsTALLMENTs.
Parties wishing good home at bargain viii do
Alameda THOMAS A. SMITH Il CO, PaTK-street
station, broad gauge. feS 1t
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
LAST DAYS WORK OF THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany, April 80 (spccaD.-The last day OF the
session was not marked by the usual cargarden ap
neararce OF the Assembly chamber. Most Of the men,
hers were idle ard stless, and took little interest
In whs. was going The Democratic members
who had bills that they anxious 70 have passed
omployed their energies in cursing The Democratic
Senators who killed their bills because the Senator and
Governor wantd TO prevent an investigation OF the
canals. The only excitement Of the morning came
when Tim" Sullivan tried 10 pass his bill driving the
Elevated Railroad out OF the Battery Park. lie failed
10 get enough votes to pass ii, which made him angry
and he again became insulting and abusive TO mem-
ber Mr. Aspnall, who spoke against the bll II
some member had knocked The fellow down with q
club not a single member OF the House would have
been sorry.
Mr. Brodsly, after much sklrmishing and hard work.
managed TO get through the Browne BILL which, under
tho glse Of allowing the Dock Commissioners to set
aside piers in NewYor for the oysterboats' takes
away from "Tim" Shea valuable franchise. few
minutes before noon Mr.. Dave reported the DRAFTED
Mems bill from the General Laws Committee 10
evident that the enemies OF the bill intended TO
talk II to death, the Speaker entertained motion
to lay ii the table. The vote 10 kill the bill in
this way was overwhelming. Mr.. sage tried TO take
I'D his defeated bill compelling commission merchants
10 make public the secrets Of their business. IL got
only AZ votes, and the last bill be considered
and to die.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
WILL THE WIDOW LOSE HER INSURANCE MONEY

Mrs. Mary Connolly, poor widow. living at No. 1928
West Sixtysevenh-st has had herself and Joseph
insured in the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for
the last eleven years She paid her Dues fifteen cents each
week regularly she says. On April 90 her died from
natural lie eighteen years old When she
presented her sons policy and asked for sl5, Che amount
his insurance, she told ty Clark 5. Williams, the
superintendent OF the West Side District at No. West
Fourteenths that John W. Kirby her collector, living a
32 West Twenty had cancelled her policy
for non-payment December 20. Mrs. Connolly told
Williams that this must be mistake, as she had paid
the collector few days before her sons DEATH
and that books would show &C. When she asked
produce book she said that II IN the collectors
possession. She then tod that Kirby had not been
in the employ Of the company for some weeks. Mrs.
Connolly sworc out warrant and had Kirby arragncd In
the Harlem Police Court. lie said that the last payment
he received Mrs Connolly was either in the latter
part Of Eel ruary the beginning OF March He denied
having her book and said that when he made the last
entry she took the book away with her Kirby swore
positively that did have Mrs Conneys policy tan.
ce-ied Superintendent Williams said that there O
civil action pending against Kirby at present he had
approrrlated Seeks collection TO his own use Kirby
on the other hand, said that the company owed him
money. Justice Diver held Kirby IN si00o ball for
trial,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
JUDGE INGRAHAM CONFIRMED.
SEVERAL IMPORTANT NoMINATIoNs SENT IL
TIL ACTED UPON.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT NoMINATIoNs SENT TO
THE SENATE. BUT NOT ACTED UPON
Albany, April 80 Special. .-Governor Hill sent ses
era nominations Of importance to the Senate 70 ous
One was that OF Dr. Herman Michaels Biggs for heai"
Officer OF the port OF NewYork. Tho nOminauo''
was referred to the Senate Committee on Commercs
and Navigation who were stll considering IL WHOM n'e
Senate adjourned.
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF george 10
Ingiaham for Judge OF the supreme Court i'e
Governors nomination OF Henry A. Reeves LOT 'oni.
missioner OF the State Board Of Lunacy was not ae,ea
upon by the senate Committee on Charitable Ihs".''
ons and this led to the Senate not acting upon i've
nomination OF Hamilton Ward fJr Judge OF tho su'
prone Court in the With judicial District schaso'
Jacobs OF Brooklyn, insisted upon action being taken
upon the nomination OF Mr.. Reeves, ana saio nc
would not permit OF the transaction oil any o'ncs
business until that was The Republicans "ouu
not be buldored, end consequently tile hour OF ~
O'Clock arrived without any vote having been taken
upon Mr. Wards nomination, Tho Governor VIII uIi'
doubtcdly appoint Mr.. Ward to the vacancy ana aso
Henry A. Glderseeve as Judge OF ufe court vi Oon
mon Pleas TO succeed Judge Ingraham.
Just before the senate adjourned II passen Assein.
blyman Irodsky's bin extending the term OF uie
Board Of Electrical Control OF New-fork Tor one year.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
ADJOURNED WITHOUT DAY.
CLOSING SCENES IN THE TWO HoUsEs-sEvERAL
PRESENTATIONS MADE.

CLOSING SCENES IN THE TWO HoUsEs-sEvERAL
PRESENTATIONS MADE.
Albany, April 30.--After the Senate had adjourned
sine die at noon 1t organized informally, with MT.
vedder in the chair. The chairman spoke OF the pleas
ant relations that existed for years In the Senate.
Mr. Fassett was then escorted by Mr.. Erwin before
the clerks DESK and Mr.. Lnson, speaking for the Sen
ate presented him with handsome gold watch saying
that the Senate recognized In him the highest type OF
an American gentleman. Mr. Fassett spoke feelingly
in reply dwelling on the consciousness OF work wen
done and friendships formed as the most valuable re-
wards OF public and political life.
Mr.. Cantor was then escorted TO tho centre of the
chamber by Mr.. Jacobs, and Mr. saxton speaking 1or
the Senate presented him with silver service Mr.
Cantor responded in becoming terms. Mr. stadler was
presented by Mr. Laughlin, for the Senate, with a
sterling silver pitcher and goblet
Mr. Robertson said that he had served In the Sen
ate for sixteen years and that never before had te
session closed with more amicabe feellngs' ouDse-
queny tile Democratic Senators presented Lieutenant
Governor Jones with gold watch. Senator Brown
made the speech.
There we're the usual scenes attendant upon tho
adjournment OF the Legislature in the Assembly The
leader of the minority, Mr.. Acker made short speech
thanking the Speaker for his courtesy to the Repubi-
cans. Mr. Whipple, for the Republicans, seconded
this, and motion to thank the Speaker was carried.
General Hustled extolled the clerk Mr.. Deyo the door
keepers, Mr.. Hlldreth the stenOgrapher and Mr..
White the minor officers. Mr.. Hit, for the Demo
Gratis made love speech thanking the Republicans for
their forbearance, etc, and he sent up resolution to
that effect which adopted. Mr.. Fish spoke in
pleasant terms Of the majority, and his resolution re-
eardng the leader Of the majority was passed.
After all this had been done Mr. Sheehan made q
speech, in which he enumerated what, from Demo
cratic point of view had been d0no by the Assembly
for the people. The Assembly then was declared ad-
jOurned.
After the adjournment the Speaker was presented
by the House with set Of diamond studs and pair Of
diamond slecvebuttons. The clerk also came in for
diamond stud.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
THE NETWORK CONCENTRATION WORKS

Albany, April 30-The New-York Concentration
Works with capital Of 100000, has filed certificate
Of incorporation in the Secretary Of sates Office. The
company Is formed 10 mne smet or otherwise 5reat,
concentrate and deal In iron and other metallic
and their products and manufacture and sell and %
license others 20 manufacture and sell inventions, pro
cosses and mechanical contrivances applicable to the
objects of the company. The trustees for the first
wear are Robert L. Cutting, w. ;. Perry and Charles
Batchelor, of New-York. and Thomas A. Edison and
Samuel insult, of Orange, n. J: The principal oihee
~ tfie rOrnpapy Will be in New York. and It's opefa
are 10 be carried on in the town OF Putnam In th.e
state and IN other States and Territories and foreign
counties.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
THE TTINNFI, RTII, VETOED

Albany, April 3O.-The Governor has vetoed As
semblyman Sullvans bill Incorporating the New-YorS
aud Brooklyn Tunnel Company. No brief, he says
In his memorandum accompanying the veto, has been
submitted either for or against this BILL Apart from
that fact the Governor is not convinced that the
measure is satisfactory lie adds that It is
difficult to ascertain from the face OF the bin exactly
what is proposed; and that the contains
Objectionable provisions in reference to exemption from
taxation, not applicable to corporations similar TO the
tunnel company
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01

,o,a a, psren,s. that tomorrow he should sign the
,n,vsrs,ty Extension act which appropriates Sloooo
,or the support of University Extension system, system,
ill deserves much praise for this decision
!, his since the bill in question WAS opposed by many
nauentlsl persons. But the Governor has Always W
,Is credit be II said, exhibited friendly eehhg 70
he school system Of the State. wiiie pSfuSAn | =,
shle 10 forget Che I" 1 Democrat spirit .ns. AZ
ssnalE exhibits. Probably no man uneers1aEgs Ian0
iterate class OF voters in this state, OF - moio
Issirons OF raising the standard OF !ntcngence'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST UNTIL p. N. FRIDAY.

FORECAST UNTIL p. N. FRIDAY.
Washington. April 30.For New-England fair south
westerly or westerly winds stationary temperature In the
southern part.
For Eastern New.York Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey fair except In Northern New-York, local showers
norhwestery wind. cooler Friday night cooler and fasr
Saturday.
For Delawhrc Maryland and Virginia, slightly cooler
and fair Friday and Saturday.
For the Carolnas fair; cooler IN the western portions
For Florida, Georgia. Alabama Mississippi Louisiana,
fair. -
For Western Penn,y ylvana Western Newly and West
Virginia, fair and cooler fair weather saturday,
For Ohio indiana Illinois Tennessee, Kentucky,
Michigan gnd Wisconsin,, cooler md fatr.
For Missouri, Arkansas and Eastern IeSas cooler ana
fair. . -
For Kansas Colorado. Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota
and Minnesota. cooler and fair.
For North Dakota, fair.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
MUST PAY THE INTEREST on THE BACK TAXES.

MUST PAY THE INTEREST on THE BACK TAXES
Albany. April 3O.-NewYork City paid the first
check to the Controller to-day, according to It's
pressed wish to settle up back State taxes. The
amount was about $5O0,o0o When Controller Myers, Of
New York City. wrote Controller Wemple recently,
stating the amounts due from the city to the State
under judgments Of the courts, mention made Of
any intention Of the city to pay the interest on the
General Tabor has written Corporation Counsel Clark,
Of York that that city will either have to make
payment of interest also or go to law about 1t.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
p1IJs THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS

BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS
Albany April 30.-Among the bills that have be-
come laws are
Chapter 296-Amendments TO the saxtOn Ballot
Reform law.
Chapter 2o0-Establlshlng pier line along the East
River In the Eastern District Of Brooklyn in the port
of York.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune ONCE May l. L m.-Ciear skies. dry air and
light souhwes;cry breczes made ycstcrdays weather
perfect. \ faint haze suggestive OF drOuth reddcncJ
the light at sunset. Tie temperature ranged between
SO and 10 degrees the (05Ts) being 9 higher
on Wednesday
In and near this city to-day there will probably be
partly cloudy weather warmer at rs then colder