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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo y y Jan. Cailc-neccipts last "A
hours 10 lead total for the week Thus far 5000
head for same time last week 400 head consigned
through none: To- New-IorlS none on sae 20 Read
market opened strong and higher, closed strong
O2j TO 100 y steers ~ 2jo ~ GO. Hogs Receipts
last "a Tours 800 head total for week thus Tar
30 $50 head for time last week .p.5JO head
consigned through $3.50 head. 10 New York J.3OJ
bend on sale $50 head market opened strong Tor
GOOD grades steady for light and pig closed strong
All sold Workers - ION - 20 mediums ~ so1T' 80
choice heavy - DJa S. CO. pigs r. co" - 90 sheep
md IaEbs-Rrccipi, INST - hours LOO head total
for week thus far 2s0O head for same time last week
30 900 head consigned through none 10 new YORK
GOO head sale 1000 head, market opened strong
for ali grades clO,ed firm good e b"~t lntiVr lathD
So OUaSG %. common 10 fair ~ 20" - - tHhaua
lamb, 80 oOa 81 % native sheep. common 70 gOod'
chicago, Jan 10" The Evening JouInnl' reports :
Cattle Receipts. $500 head. shipments. l'oo head
market steady Oh hrnvy grades. light neglected COWS
strong: best steers. ga 50 30. others ga ~ -
,t0cleis =, COZ ~ 90. cow. 81 '"o @i 50 Hog
RccciptS 81 900 head shipments s.oVl hrhd lnafh'
opened higher. clo-rl loo lowe: roich ma common
S. lOo - - packing and mixed, 81 3cdSf % prime
heavy aud butchers. II ds7 90: sorted light. - fod
g. 70 pigs and other light. f6 356 - ~ Il sheep
Receipts 5000 head shipments. 300 l'Hd' Hlararl
active strong: natives. ~ 750 ~ - Westerns: -"
rs 30 Mcxicans. "A J0a - o. lbs. So ~ 20 900
81 Louis. Mo-. jan. l0.-Catllt -lieceipti, Zoo
good native steers 81 10a 80 30: choice shipping.
~ G50 - market fed Texas .iecrs. s3a ~ gisSs
Texans 81 a5a 81 20. logs-Reccips, 300 head
shipments. Loo bend: mrrktt TO- higher heany'
~ I0a 81 90 packing 81 1OaE 20; light, 81 301
e. 60. Sheep Kccoivts. 90 head sLsDmen-s hshe'
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Receipts for the week sO7 ibis lni - So cases
10, n,rA"t ma g. further advance on Ill grads
Severe winter weather lit'y prevailing at many pr!
has reduced ciirnf collections ana adj
ylct now indicate light shipments ia transit -tOrAS ol
i,f = - AMI hu'd Getting mt" small tonps- 'ii
viii 70 l." nearly al supplied nom
the outlook i regarded a. very IaN"t
.b. H. ladders. Tho market closing strong AT The al
,aD. qinrt nd IN. general tendency l. >tli believed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Ihetr Is reason % bcHcvc that these figures not
very reliable. hut they purpose the
matter OF comparison with last year It viii be-
that the incteaS" In the quantity OF tubs Is team
lost In The decrease In the number OF Grltin~.
Increased supplies, with net ruch expansion to tho &C.
mand have given the market quiet appearance though
the genera position ha. rot chnnad materially. Fancy
fresh ha continued light N" rcrcirts and
rules firm. extra Western scIarltDs selling 33c and
CLEARING M fairly a. that The hlch price Of fanny Turns
tad" choice GRADES thcse bring ;0d3lr
lower qualities Guct and hold steady bGt are
accuurltion. Tho best Of the State fall made
are selling =: zoe Scful stock 2Tn20c, and
medium to fancy Western June make ~ 92u2jc. Not
much dong In stat darr a. tlc but st0cl,
ave believed g. b" In cOmpn atiy"lv -rni ana
held with conn1ncc. Fancy nrSin> and dalric.
rntir" az scialy firm. More imitation aud
irc'h factory arriving ard trade slow at the moment
Exporters took oyer 200 tabs at l76Isc ard 800 tubs
from Montrcal passed through here in transit for Europe
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[ IIErSE

Eccc pr. for tho week 20 70l bovcs: exports 1856
boxes. NJ STEPHEN InGcrhil u The lrc opera.
oF IN th"'o IN MI civ recently published hi% annual
igtelent - IT, etlun@t visible stocks Of cheese 9t Tho
prime pal distributing centres January |. II {, rX.
'ctgiy into csng and valuable In reference that
II m lnll
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DRIED FRUITS.

Receipts for week 2lit pigs exports for the week
4 ErIcrs 81 cNHj1ated aipr> are held
hei,rl aud good deal + cOhnd"hrr irit ~ inc
futc II the narr, No really fancy fruit can be- Ind
irpw 10 aud T. liGo 10 choice ranges from S.aJ,c sun
DIR ed sliced held steady, and cut are "a 'tc
4ttoiccr orr, and skins dull. but chops are he'd
slg,tiy nrnmr. rcschr- Ka>p0' rric> hay" had
s,as ~ 1ll, All and thor. SAL inquiry f0s them
from thc West. other small fru> slow california frults
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POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Domestic potatoe, held high In the interior and only
moderate supply coming forward. Local uadc u quiet
but there i call from the South chiefly Tor N.
potatoes quiet but steady onions firm: FLORIDA green
Vegetables sell read ~ when choice. Norfolk kalc ana
spinach higher under very light receipts. staple winter
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rprITS AXp BEHRITS FRESH.

hr.ival, Of apples continued mod"'ar and prices
se held steady the demand l. yer, quiet ana roi'
uned clocly t. very best qualtlc' tiar. hirc's
| ana nnrnlu. CfahbcfrcN moving lttl' better
market nm for prime stDk. Top qualities oil llor Ia
",noc. ara ln ah supply and nrner 9th" W.r
ot,le fruit contlnur, neglect ana unlnptp,ri la
value ancrrincs and mandarln- very que
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STAINED.
......7 Low Middling e.
mary =. Nilddliug

strict cd Ordinsry..7s Mddling % ZIG
Lycrpoo ielegram.mlt5c p m.-Re,ep'1 ola "a 'co9
which for spe ulatiou aud export 600 bales American
5000 bales. Spot market. oni. Middhng tplanc,
. 5l6d.
The port receipts were 27,Sit bale, comparing with
"a 81 lal,s this last vcck 42Ost bales iot The
cnr-spondinc Gsv last Since September the
eipts have been COZ 02i bale. against 500l OIL bi'rs
duilur the corrc.l Ondns period Tho hsucs
ulON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Tho daily average receipts OF milk and cream az the
different IailrOll distributing points in ana near t" CITY
the wcrl, have been follows Erie. '93l cans oil
milk 20 cans condensed milk and l2j OF cream
Pcnn' yana Poughkc"rsir and BOson G5 cans OF mlik
Susquohlnnl 1925 of milk and Of ci'
Iackawanna j7j can, OF milk ani IS OF
Ncw.lork Central and Harlem. 2.3j2 cans OF m lk 20
OF cunle,>'d milk and % OF cream New lort
CITY aud Northern h3j cans OF milk; Ncw-ll1v"n ana
Hartford iGj Of milk ontario and West 2jiO
Of milk and ~ OF West Shore. LAO cans
OF milk Is Of condensed milk aud p Of cream
Ncv-Jerscy Central 2iO OF milk AMI - Of
and by miscellaneous short routes. 1900 can,
OF milk 1o cream. 1he daily supply ha>
1871 OF milk is OF condensed mills and
S0l Of The price paid for the surplus
the platforms has been 81 20 OF forty quarts. The
Eacnan. price mains nj 81 81 can.
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Market strong; fair to good natives s3a 81 co. choice
TO extra muttons. 81 T5ds5 80.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the ending January TO- 1898.
REANS AND pEAS.

Receipt, for the week-Beans. 30l bbls peas 2S0oo
bush. EXport~-Bcans 1901 pkgs peas l49l bbis I'm.
p.itr oi1 bag. beans Trade has continued quiet and
With fair receipts and some pressure 20 reduce the ac
enmuiatcs on the docks price, have been shaded on AZ
- 32e choice lots selling az - 20. lea JOB
mainly 81 90. and outside quotation for medium ia
becoming extreme. Orders for Red kiiaey were
light hat the price dropped to 9. 30 T. b. small lots
n, 40 80. Turtle soup have settled about f3 25.
Foreign beans moving rather slowly and feeling
California lima quiet and unsettled. Green pea, dun.
-.
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So SDEIFS.

NuTs-?canuts hlm; quoted at tsc for fancy
shrlled freely offered 3',c for No new; No; Old.
2Lc Vitgim, No. III l!,d at ~, abe. and 40 10 2r
Hickory here and demand good az " JOaS3
per bush mixed old and new. aud all old neglected
EEESWAX-Quct; Southern quoted al 2J'212Cc Tor
large ots. .
HONEY-Vcry duh for comb honey, at So lJc per H.
color and styl, ~ package.
MAPLE SUGAK-Firm; bricks quoted AZ &c anu tuOs
at s.. with joOJi1c sales from stor? Ice higher
MILK AND CREAM.
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Nh!l. the movement hone account has been que
mo1 rate tier, has been good export demand chiefly
Tor uutrrprlfei goods and The market has gained al
, cream have been taken bN shipper, ~ l-c and IN Z
price 'er, general 10 hon" i'ie. WIN fancy sn'a
ss,ur ~ &c Choice grades nfr firm n Halle, and
Exporter, pctnc up almost arytnirs they an ind
from luc down % Ne. STATE sfTaatoi ~Him- aud Penn
-yl, suns su dun aud largely nominal. Liver
f.o, cable 81,
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HOPS.

TIN. SUNNY OF live poultry mas bcei Eight OIL the week
and tnc MAJ ruling Eim On all khus ll'aNf low,
GOOD tuIbsy, and ducks and goose are c-pTihN "'hu
ArtlIals IL drr--,d poultry are gaduall a., aHlis
ard advlces indcrtr light shipments ~ tah'i p|"'nn
nuIe mn mice. tor cnOicr bright lots OF al klhl, ave
rullna a siadc n.mci 'han quoted week 40. on
siIsraIis medium ami 'onin stock mostly COZ 80
str rgy chickens. oft badly d,cooYtd on nara ltl"
stil hand. which h' To s" a. cay res u ,ho
NECESSITY of shadins insii" quotations ,.,,,
Quail firm. Partridge .catce ana want a. tloiS,,
onlrt Lut .;eaGv wild ducks brm. Rabbits perry anu
dull AZ the decline noted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

Rcccirts. for the week, 3j.l0l pkss Exports for
week 2.32i pigs The stock OF butter In this city
January J. 1898, reported by the Produce Exchansc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-11

thc Pf0dlco FNcIameo t0-llV INC Dlt' MNrcl "
firm creamery 2lo52c; dairy. 2c02oc. E!es MN
strictly flesh 9S029c. .
cncinaat. Jan l0rloar sicady. wheat qHle' no
/" rel 1cc rt > 800 bush; shipments. ~ Dush.
Corn IN good demand; no MIXED. 4ld4i &c pats e9ny
PORK str,nr 80 I.4rd scaay $40 7aasil. Bulk
meas strong. so Ba'on nrm. all p. Whlskey firm
irhcr. sIcs 90 h1Ir> at ~ 81 Butter nfn; fancy
Ticn 34c: Ohio e5d7 he; prime dairy, - 20. Sugar
hrm Ego, strong. 3Uc. these firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
LEFT TO GEN. FITZGERALD.
HE WILL REPORT on THE 9th AND sTH
REGIMENTS.
WHAT lie RECOMMENDS LIKELY TO DE CARRIED
OUT-INspECToI-GENERA MGRATHs
OBSERVATIONS,

The fact has leaked out that Brigader General
Fitzgerald has been ordered to make special re-
pert the G9th and the Sth Regiments with such
recommendations he thinks best The officers
and members generally OF these two organizations
consequently the anxious seat concerning
the contents of that report
Although General Fitzgerald will have no power
to carry out his recommendations 1t Is thor
oughy believed that they will be acted upon favor
ably in Albany The brigade commander has been
assured so it is confidently asserted. that what
ever views he expresses in this report will be
carried out by the Governor.
Since these orders have been given to General
Fitzgerald he has had numerous interviews with
the various officers of the two regiments. The
plans discussed at the private conferences have
been Kept secret. This much Is undoubtedly true.
10 heal the differences which exist at present
~ sorts OF rumors are continually atoat one
day II Is asserted that there are to b. whole
sale resignations The next this is confidently de-
MED The truth probably Is that nothing yet has
anxious to settle all the difficulties II possible without
causing any serious damage 10 the rcgiments II
he finds that he cannot 90 this, IL Is minated
that he will take radical measures.
IN, In view of the uncertain condition Of fairs in
these two regiments, the issuing OF the Adjn,ant-
generals report yesterday for l@2,s5 was timely.
bodied in the document and he gives in detail the
condition of all the military organizations OF the
The company officers should be required to
study and recite the drill regulations. No; ali the
tplHfi'tcIy tuulIpeh' anu KEN
era condition is unequal. \ few are in salts
factory state. others only fair mlddlng. while
companies and + are positively poor"
The Inspcctor-Genera deals still less lencntly
with the Sth Regiment one company" he says.
I'D. is good: two. Il and G, moderately good;
F. fair; three. &, II and !, Indifferent ana poor.
and is in disorganzed condition During the
year ninety-threc men were lost 10y dcscrtiOn.
pulson AMI dropping. The military nfcrorty of
this regiment * To be dcporcd.
What promises 10 ne lively election for first
lieutenant of Company g. G9th Regiment has been
deferred for some time. Dut IL will be held shortly
The election is 10 be held 10 III the vacancy caused
by the death OF First Lieutenant William Hogan
on July last Sergeant James Quirk seems to be
the most promising Candidate Tor the place just at
lrcStnt.
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WILL HELP THE LEGISLATURE.

NEw-JERSEY'S REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE con-
MITTEE FAVO%S \ CONSERv ALIVE COURSE.
The Executive Committee OF the Ncw-Jcrsey
State Republican Committee held ita first meeting
since the election. at its headquarters In Newark
yesterday. There were nine OF the ten members
present, Carrot \. Hobart being the only absentee
He sent letter in which he stated that i'm
portant legal affair made II impossible for him to
meet with the committee Thos. present were
Franklin Murphy president; Major Anderson
Somerville: Colonel John j. Toffcy. Jersey city:
David Beard Camden; Il. e. Hutchinson. BORDEN
town: Henry 4. Potter Orange: X l.. Reading
Huntcrdon; William Stainsby, Essay: William Bet
tie. Camden. and John y. Foster secretary. New
ark. The meeting rather an informal affair
and two resolutions were agreed upon. follows
Resolved. That this committee intcrprcts the
suit Of the recent election indicating "A desire
on the part OF the people for the repeal Of the
iniquOus partisan legislation Of the last few years
Resolved That the committee desires To
operate with the Republican "Gislators-clcct In
the work Of repeating this legislation. and that 10
this end subcommittee be appointed 20 represent
this Executive Committee I'm the promotion of
whatever plans be conceived to be desirable
In the furthcTancc Of this result.
The sentiment Of the State Committee Is strongly
In favor of conservative course in dealing with
the questions which will up for action. The
meeting adjourned subject 20 the call OF Chairman
Murphy. The members Of the committee took din
the Essex club with General William j.
Sewell and T. II. Gaddis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
POLICE JUSTICE GOETTING INcENsED.


RECALL LAUGHED AT, AND THE WOMAN WHO
CARRIED IT THREATENED.
The methods Of Sheriff Courtneys officials were
illustrated yesterday in the Lee Avenue Court when
Conrad Smith. thrty-two years old. of No. 40
Merose-st., was arraigned on charge Of intoxica-
ton
Smith was arrested Saturday night and when
arraigned on Sunday morning committed TO
Jail in default of bail. Late Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Smith learned of his arrest and appeared be-
fore Justice Goetting at his home with Henry Carn
as bondsnan The magistrate then issued re-
call, which the couple told to present at the
jail and when they arrived there. Mrs. Smith said.
she was referred TO a man in uniform and she gave
the paper TO him and asked that her husband be
he threw the papers the floor.
Mrs Smith says she informed the man that the
papers were from Judge Goetting, and In reply he
said What do care who you from? Tell Judge
Goett.ng TO go TO HI" Mrs. Smith says he then
thseatened to lock up both her and Mr.. Carlin
less they got out.
Mrs. Smith then returned to Justice Goettings
home. and he telepnoned to the Jail to find out
what the matter Warden Doyle is said to
have replied that recall had been presented JUS
tce Goetting told the couple to go back to the jail
and their arrival there the second time they
learned that the prisoner had been discharged.
Smith and his wife in court yesterday. and
they appeared greatly incensed at the treatment
that Smith had been subjected and declared that
they would make it warm for Sheriff Courtney
Justice GoettinS when spoken to yesterday did not
care to discuss the matter. but admitted that the
much incensed at the way his recall had been
treated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
COMMITTEEMEN MAY CONFER.

A considerable number Of the members Of the
Republican National Committee in this
city and this has given rise to the discussion Of a
permanent Republican National Headquarters II
has also been said that there would be meeting of
the National Committee some time this week. None
OF the members of the committee say that there
Is going to be a meeting but several Of them said
that long there many members IN
the city conference would probably be held to-
day. Plans for new headquarters and for keep
ing up the fight In preparation for the next cam
paign will be discussed.
f. c. Kerens. of ST. Louis. a member Of the COM
rttee. is guest at the Hotel Waldorf. He said
yesterday: Il nave no notice that the committee
is soon TO meet: and although / should not be on
posed to a meeting at this time | see little need OF
II. The Republicans have won a splendid victory
and the people Throughout; the county seem 10 have
come to recognize that the party Is the which
has for its cause the protection and the welfare
OF the people.
THE recent elections were simply Qualifications
OF the Republican party The victories were due
largely to the stiffness Of the mills and TO idle la
borerg" -
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NEW.YGEk CITY.

The 57th Regiment Ncw-YoTS state Volunteer
Veteran Association. IS to have ts annual banquet
at the Columbia cafe. In East Four;ccnth-st to-
morrow evening.
Tho Injunction restraining Controller Myers from
selling the Staten Island Ferry franchlsc having
been dissolved. he Will now order the sale 20 go
on. ani unless the lessecs pay ny promptly the
percentage which they owe The city On gross re-
celp,s since May b.ls from ,hefn viii be ac-
copied
The thief who recently stole sonr jcwclry and
papers from the satchol 81 .. T. Smith. OF Iut-
land VI at the Firm Avenue Hotel. was arro stcal
Saturday night. lie calls himself Charles Barton.
and his picture s IN the Rogu.s Gallery. He went
to the st. Denis Hotel on Saturday night intend
Ing TO make another haul. The detectives were
watching for him. Yesterday he WAS held Tor ok
animation at the jefferson Market Police Court.
A kindred subjects are to BE- discussed by the
Conference Of the State Charities Aid the Prison
Association Of Ncw-Nork VIII deter It's conference
Of Thursday until January H. when it Will take UP
the subject Of prison punlshmcn;s.
Captain Rush Il. Wallace. who was recently de-
tachcd from the command OF the receiving ship
Franklin. at the Norfolk Navy Yard. yesterday re-
ported on the monitor Miantonomoh as iac relief
OF Captain Montgomery Scard. who has com
mandcd that vessel since October, 1891 Captain
Scard has received the customary two-nonths'
leave Of absence at the end Of which he VIII be
ordered for examination Tor promotion to the grade
Of commodore.
The Tribune has received so for the Sea Islands
Sufferers Fund. from South Orange"
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FRIDGE TRUSTEES MEET

A brief session held by the Bridge trustees
yesterday afternoon. Mayor Body and the four
saiaricd members were present. The only business
transacted the award Of contract for print
ing tickets to the Hamilton Bank Note Company.
at ia cents thousand. and the opening of three
bids for paving the plaza at the Brooklyn
trance with granite blocks The latter
ferred TO the president and chief engineer with
power. Treasurer Clark reported receipts from
trac in October OF slS7795 49, and expenditures Of
$l2s59S 1s There was $4,000 received from Brooklyn
on the construction account. and s39s paid out for
ironwOrh for the new station in Brooklyn. The
cash on hand at the beginning of the month
$z63 Ss8 S. and at the end. S}0a5sl 6S. The total
number OF passengers 3.Gi4.G53.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Charles J. Orchard. Of No. G54 Warren-st died
yesterday at the Norwegian Hospital from injuries
received by fall from the railroad track spanning
the Thirty-eighth-st. cut. between Seventh and
Eighth ayes, Saturday night. United States
Marshal Lake killed by a fall there few
years ago
Judge Bartlett yesterday made permanent the
Injunction secured by property owners on Ocean
Hill, restraining Edward Snnott from continuing
his piggery and swill-bong establishment at AL
bany and East New-York ayes. on the city line.
Sinnott and his neighbors will give up their bust
ness.
While visiting his uncle. James jennings OF NJ
lO7 Hudson-ave. Joseph Jennings, a youth whose
home is at Amsterdam, y. Y. broke open his
unce's trunk on Sunday and stole $50 and a silver
watch. He then locked his Uncle in his room and
went away with the keys Of the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-14
WHAT THE ELECTION COST THEM.
CERTIFICATES or EXPENSES FILED AT ALBANY
EY VARIOUS CANDIDATES.

CERTIFICATES or EXPENSES FILED AT ALBANY
EY VARIOUS CANDIDATES.
Albany Nov. 13-The certificates Of election
pcnses Of candidates voted for at the regent cleo
ton continued to into the Secretary Of States
office to-day. Tie certificate OF Captain John
Palmer. the Secretary Of State-clect. shows that
he paid State Committee. for legitimate campaign
expenses, $1,000; slid the Albany County Rcpubli-
can Committee. for a like purpose. $3.50; pastors.
$50 and printing and stage. slGs
Edward r. Bartlett the Associate Judge-elcct
Of the Court Of Appeals. shows by his certificate
that he contributed 500 to the Republican State
Committee for legitimate campaign expenses: that
he paid 800 for having lg0.0D OF his pastors
printed; $3.50 for stamped envelopes and mailing
pastors. and So to the Xth District (New-York
city Republican organization for legitimate cam
paign expenses.
Edward Lautorbach. a Republican candidate for
deegat large to the Constitutional Convention.
contributed $3.50 for necessary expenses to the
State Committee. and paid sn 30 for printing. etc
The following certificates have been filed by
candidates for the Senate:
Frederick -. Kiburn, Republican. XXIst Dis
trict paid SG25 10 county committees for legitimate
expenses.
Shepard Happen. Republican. XVIIIth District
SG2 - for pastors STAMPS etc.
Joseph Mullin. Republican, NXIld District paid
500 to county committee and 80 % for postage and
pastors.
Edmund O'Connor Republican. XVIII District
$500 county committees for legitimate expenses
and $50 for printing and other expenses.
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mr. SPEIR TO GET sI4aSS

The Board of Aldermen yesterday ordered that
the judgment for sli4SS secured by DR.. f. Flee.
Speir for damages done to his house in Montague.
St. by fire be paid. The fire was caused by fire
works set off in a Democratic parade held several
years ago under a permit granted by Mayor
Chaplin. but the courts held that this did not
legalize the action which contrary to the
city ordinances, and that the city liable.
Charles II. Buckley sent letter to the Board
yesterday calling attention to the alleged violation
of the city charter in the transfer of uneXpended
balances from department to another. and
quoting the charter provision that all unexpended
balances go into the reserve fund. Mr..
Buckley also called renewed attention to the
claim $4,000 for the alterations TO the building
at Myrtle and Vanderbilt used police