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New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

sweet. OF Greene Burr. OF Suffolk. Smith. Of Mon
roe: Schnilt ~ MONTGOMERY. Clark. OF Jefferson
Norton. o. Hensseiaer; Leonard. of Ne"-fcrk:
public Lands ana Forestry Messrs Wagstan OF
Kings weed. Of Essex. NILS Of ~. Lawrence,
Kosier OF LOWS: Allds. OF chcnango; H.mmor-
mann Of Jefferson; Mackey. OF Delaware; Clark;
of ,teuhen: Fitzgerald. Of New-York; Embley. OF
oneida. Gallgan. of Ncw-York., , sosou.,
taly: Iounsbcrry. of lister. stewart of Westcho'-
ter; Degraw. Of Kings Ives, of 81 Lawrence Hates'
Of rompkins wilson Of kngS; ApiGrson' OF KrnS Nr;
York ana McC'oy ~ New York
Military Affairs Messrs Murphy. OF New York
sanse s OF "ara2 rssar van % Ssrf Si t
tario; Roster. Of Lewis; Tupper. OF iiroom@ hart
Of New-york; Budd. cf Kings and schulum. o.
SOLDER Home Mcssr-. Van Kcurcn. Of Ulster.
Honsngcr. IT clinton: tIarrlson. OF Steubci
Of SteGI~n Gorhan. OF Otsrgo McGraw OF Rens
,elaer Ebbeis. Of Kings: Fritz of Now-York' and
Davidson. II Ncw-yorl,. ,..,.,,.. ,....u.
C.a'ms Messrs. Scars. of Franklin; Armstrong
Of Monroe Aust.a. of Ncw-Yori,; Bondy, of Onon
daga; Dudley. Of NiagarA; Perkins. oi kings Nv
ingston of kngs; Firth. of Richmond, ana New
Teiernl Kclations -Mo'srs Smith, Of Monroe;
Horton of Wayne. ii3bb.c. Of Washington: Dudley
OF Niagara. Spr!nscr. OF IIerkmcr; Brennan: of
YYa%kS York' AMI 'Hti Malore. oF Ncw-York
Charitable ami Hsligous Societcs-Messrs. 'raun
Of Ere iIonsnger = Linton: hondy' rre Of "noh Roh
cock Of Chautnuqua: Fritz, Of New~IorH: Budi
OF Kings and r =. Myers Of New-l ork
Sprirgvc.cr or Erie: Gregory, OF New York storm
OF euccns: SNel loa. OF 'ayu6l GfAves' OF oheiul
Newman of h'ngs; Green ot N'"->ork' ana '"''
Fishor.rs arI G1m,- M.s.rs. Messiter. OF Su
vIn: p.t of Suffolk. l.imboer. u N,w-l ork
r,lr - WYOMING. Clark. - JEFF rson: Hanna, o
lumbn: ,ia,..sau. Of Ne~-Nolk ,,
Privilege arl Ncriious-M .ssrs. Kern. OF Mad
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
Stabbed TWICE WEAR THE EYE.
, DIsoRprHIY WOMAN WHILE UNDER ARREST
TURNS TPON A POLICEMAN WITH SCISSORS.

\ pIsoRprHIY WOMAN WHILE UNDER ARREST
TURNS UPON A POLICEMAN WITH SCISSORS.
Policeman Thomas Mcnamara OF the Mcrcer-st.
station. was stabbed twice near TIE right eye on
Thompson-st. last night by Manic Hughes. a'dis-
orderly person OF the locality. Mcnamara, who
was In Uniform. having received number Of COM
plants from pedestrians that the woman was an
noyine them stepped mp to her and placed her un-
der arrest. Without a word she drew small PAIR
" scissors from pocket. and before the police
man could what she was about 10 do cut him
lust above and below the right eye. Mcnamara
wi istlei for assistance. ana another officer took
her % the s;aton-housc. She said there that she
had come ont that night 10 do policeman, and
she wanted 10 20 10 prison for IL.
The woman locked up on a charge OF fe,oa-
ious assault McNamaras wounds were dressed py
a ST Vincent's Hospital ambulance surgeon. lie
had "A narrow escape from losing his sight :,
TIE womin who did the sabb.ng Is quite a we'll
known character among the dives In the trencn
quarter. She IL a niece OF johnny Rel, VINO
twenty-five years ago sho: policeman from De-
hind coalbox AZ Thirty -second-st and First-avs,
and aftervard hanged FOR his crime " the
station the woman said she lived at No. oOi West
Twenty-e ghth-st, but the police say she mas no
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
noe on THE POLICE FORCE.

Cincinnati, correspondence OF The chicago i''oune
h,c va'oo. dog OF no particular breed bat with
ionca Of English r y his MAKEUP do@s ponce
duty in company with Officers Ryan ana nr ' ~ ~ \"
-. Pa, Row dist:ic. Rat Row l. on the llVeI IrJu'
end is not nice place T1body know %heTe 5ne
y,oh, sav.rsj months ago. and has been following
the policemen on tha, beat eyer since he 9lfers Sn
have taught him several tricks anu haVt ,,', m , mn
valnobi assistant His greatest itat j. 70 Ilp up
person running from the police. He SIPS 0elwesn
The runners legs and turns sideways 'hro"'"S MN
readily. IT., ,, .,, r, an. q; con-
,,ni. no vii yet In front D: nlal grow Nlslour!f
"nI man A. his legs untl the victim stops Ihe doS
Il also exp ri In smelling ont the vlgrants ana
drunkards who find lodging IN out OF ine way paSsS
on The Ievee and has knack OF finding open sioc-
doors "a saloons after midnight. 4 bark from MIN
nea MS that the lieutenant Is coming
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
KILBURN SUCCEEDS PRESTON.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GONEKNOf.

MR. KIIBrEN's NOMINArIoN CONFIRMED AT ONCE
BY TIr: sENArE-EX- SENATOR Hiscocks
NEPHEW TO SUCCEED JUSTICE vANN.
Albany. jan S.--A communication was receiver
bv the Senate from the Governor tonight NOM
mating ex-senator +. d. Kil5urn, Of Malone, 70 De
SIper!ntendent of Banks. to succeed Char.es NJ
Preston reslgred. Senator Malby made speech
eulogistic Of Nj. Kilburn, ana moved 10 cohhr"'
the nomination without reference.
Senator's Humphrey, Lexow and Cantor also
spoke in favor Of immediate confirmation, and Sen
ator Malby's motion adopted unanimously, ana
Mr. K'.burns nomina ton was confirmed
Governor Morton also sent in the following NOM
nations:
For Civil Service mmssioner-Georgc p: Lord,
Of Dundee, in the place of Willard d. Mcklnstry'
County Judge of Otsego County-James W Bar
mum. OF Cherry Valley. in pace OF Bur: Mat''ce'
justice of the Supreme Court for the Eighth
Judicial Dstrct-J. Woodward, jamestown. TO sup
iustica Of the Supreme Court for the Fifth Ju
dicia. Dls,rict-Frank II Hiscock. Of Syracuse. in
the place OF Irving V. Nann, resigned.
The Governor $50 sent in for confirmation the
following who were appointed to vacancies since
the adiournrl mt Of the last session:
Manager [ .ica State Hospna-Charles b. Rogers,
Managers St Lawrence State Hospital-Andrew
Tuck Of Lisbon. and Georgs ". Season. OF Pots
Managers Of the Long Island State Hospital
Miss Mary * Jones. OF Cold Spring fiarbor; Theron
l. Smith Of Smtntown: Aexandor f. Orr, DR..
Evan r. smith. John a. Nichols and John g. Deu-
trustee. OF Middlotown homeopathic State Hos
ptai-Edward Tompklns ana James B. Carson. OF
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BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE SENATE.
MEASURES OF INTEREST 70 NEw-YoRK AND
BROOKLYN AMONG THEM

MEASURES OF lNIEKESl ~ Ni-N-l'iNN H'''
BROOKLYN AMONG THEM
Albany. Jan. s-The following bills were among
those introduced in the Senate tonight:
BY Mr. Pavey- Providing that a receiver must
give ample notice to his bondsnen OF MS intention
to present his accounts.
BY Mr. Daley-Appropriatng $4,000 for the cree
ton of a monument TO commemorate the ratiiica-
ton Of the United States Constitution by New-York
BY Mr Pavey~Providng for the granting Of per
mits for the use Of the stands In NeW-fork 'l'y
BY Mr. Weman-P Providing for the paymen, OF OF
claims against rookyH for serces pendGred a cy
ordinances IN the operation Of trolley ROADS IN
BY Mr.. Brush-Amending the code Of civi' pro-
cedure regarding the Brooklyn Court OF SESSIONS
by NJ ow snf full "r hS pay to
drivers sweepers absent from duty S snGe l,e e.,
cember Is last account Of injuries received while
u Ry Mr. coggeshall- he price Of gas IN New
f8T R1 Sna Mr TG9hiyn Fl he
revoke designation 10 an Appeiiaie pivs,on 5 f o.
the Supreme Court and prescribe other duties Tor
BY Mr wieman-Author Eng ne C.,y Of Hrook.
Iyn to pay the claim OF Thomas MohaHah i"' street.
PIS'M By Mr. Approprains $500 for The con. %
pletion Of the repairs ana peuerh'ch's io' "'''
'IpSS ur Rrush-Author.zn the city Of Rrooklya
to make additional appro?r atioAs FOR cnaFues ana
benevolent institutions. -. ,o..,.,, o,,. ~ :,
,ls. by NJ psrs yam in The CIV of New-Yofk
'IRv Rv MR. Page~Provldlng for a special Jury IN
mi IN cOuntltS 81 DNfI "'''''
., nd nroviSing COR special comm ssoners OF jurors
pv Mr. Brush--Author zng the CITY OF ~ loklyi
70 rs,ahlsh a disciplinary training school for D9ys.
Py Mir Eruah-Auth0rizing the tty of ii'ookIyh
o., ,ake anoroprla tlons Of $1,000 to the police pen
sion fund and $4,000 20 benevolent and cha ttDe
institutions and provlcn? nat the e%c.s' ''cc '''
shall 20 into the revenue ihnH ,,.
By Mr Parsons Amend -" act au'hofHhs
the use OF the Myers ballot ma -" -
'Hv MIR Lexow-The Andrew II. Green Commission
Greater New York bin
Senator Ralnes introduced his amendments to the
Paincs Blanket Ballot law.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Kings: Cnr.ise. OF Wcstchcstcr: Upper. Of
Broomc Perkins. Of t<irgs. Burr Of Suffolk; Miles,
of 81 1.awrcuer. Steiner. of Erie. Mcclellan. Oi
Columbia. J. \. Donn"!!y of Hew-York; Trainer,
Of Now-York.
Taxaton and RctTcuchmcn'- Mcssrs. Cutler of
Rorkland. Brown. OF Ya'ts. lIabcOrk. Of chautau-
qua. Mile. Of Cattaraueus: Milrs. OF 81. Law
renee; saunders. Of Cortland. CLARK of Jefferson
Waldo OF Kings. Brown, % Fulton and Hamilton .
Bates. Of rompiins, + 'zsera,a Of New-iork
Calder. OF Kings. McCabe OF Ntw-Norh.
Canals M"ssrs Edfilge. OF Warren Whine. ~
Schenectady: HI of Erie; Ab.e;t. Of Albany:
Rogers OF DnondlgJ. Taylor OF DswcgO. Weed Of
Esscx; Brennan. of Kings. Warner. OF Niagara
Springer. o! ilcrk.mer Cgueh.in. Of Erie; Barry.
OF NcwYork; Lennon. OF nes.
Affairs Of Citics-Aicssrs Austin, OF New York,
O'Grady. Of Monroe Krcnholz. of Albany; II. T.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Andrews OF New-York; Wells, OF Onondaga; Hi.
Of Ere; Audeit. Of Kings; Wilson, OF New-YoIk. (.
Stewart Of Westchester Eabcock. OF chautauGua :;
Finn OF New-York McKeon OF Kings; Davidson.
OF New-YOrk. ,.,,
Eallroads-Mesgrs Nixon. o; Chautaugua; Ed
ridge OF Warren; Smith. Of Monroe: Braun OF
Erie; Brownsll o; Broom Aecta OF Albany cos ~
SCHUYLER: Graves. Of. oneida. Cain. of X ngs;
Cough'in Of Ere; K.r1e, OF Seneca
Orange; Van Keurcn. Of l.sier: H. I. Andrews.
OF New-YoIk, Gray Of Dntchcss; iiedeli or Or
ange. Post OF Suffolk; Costello OF O9wego; GREE
ory of New York: Peevcrs. Of Erie: French. OF
New-York: MittnacAt, Cf New-Ncrk; Cullen, OF
Kings; Myer of New-YO.k.
Insurance Mcssrs. Hustled Of Westchester: Hob
bic of WASHINGTON. McNaughton. OF Saratoga: !:
Adler Of New York. Smith Of Erie Cromwell. OF
Queens; Eddy, OF Monroe: Kcenhoitz, OF Albany:
Matteson Of Catfatauens. Nitter. % Tioga Ebbett.
of Kings. Dclmour. Of NeW-Iorh: DOnnely, OF
New-YOrk
Banks- Mcssla. Gray. of !buichesa: Adler OF New
York: Weed Of Essex. storm, OF Queens French.
of Neg-Yoris: Degraw of Kings. Miller. OF Catta.
raugus; Wilson, OF Kings; Carlisle. OF Wcstchester;
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Lieutenant Governor Saxton. who ostereibly
made UP this committee, 1t will be perceived
unfortunately yielded 20 the pressure of.Thomas
c. Pla;t and excluded from the committee Sen
ators Pavoy and Ford. of New-York. either one
Of whom as the representative OF a majority OF
the Republicans of Ncw-York was entitled 70
he q member of the committee. Nh SaXton Will
live to regret the day when he did not nave
the firmness to insist that either Senator PaNey
or Senator Page should be a member OF the
coamittee. The Republican machine in New
York founded upon fraudulent poll-hsts, ana
in alliance with Tammany Hall, demanded Inc
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
WtPuCR WEATHER PREUICTED.

YESTERDAY WAS THE COLDEsT JANUARY oN
RECORD.
rba cold wave g about over according to the
,ronhots os the Weather Bureau. and the temper
azure VIII gradually rise for the next few days NO
more snow is in sight. Mr.. Dunn. the !oeai fore
caster said yesterday that me mercury wou.d
hoyer around the freezing point ana net 50 appre-
ciaolv above II to-day Yesterday. N" siih was
The coldcst January on record IN the bureau inc
nearest TO il being January 5. 1878, when the thef-
nnmeter res, stored 10 degrees abovr zero Inc
lowest point reached yesterday was degrees above
skating will probably continue for some days
and al the lakes IN the parks were open 70 SKA
crs Yesterday The light fall OF snow damaged the
warm weather a cloudy sky. and easterly. shiIt-
inc 10 souther,y winds of.c ally predicted Tor
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
4 REPUBLTCAN GLIB ENTERTAINs.

The members OF the West Side RepuLican Ciuo
gave their regular monthly entertainment at the
clubhouse last night. Marshal! y. Wilder told
number OF funny stores which greatly delighted the
party, and the Metropolitan Male Quartet fur-
n9led the musical programme. Among those pres
ent were Nj. and Mrs Charles Andrews. the Rev.
H.. and Mrs. Madison C. Peters Mr.. ana MIS-
George X. Bldwell, Mr and Mrs George g. baten-
eor Mr.. and Mrs. cyrus Clark. M. and Mrs. John
G. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs T. Deeves. Mr.. ana Mrs
Abraham Grnbsr. NJ and Mrs Jucsnn ,;awson' vra
$ y Packard. Mir and Mrs. Charles n Taintor
and Mrs and Miss Killiaen Van Rensselaer,.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

"action by the Legislature" Senator Wray.
of Brooklyn. then asked that the Lexow res
olutOn go over until tomorrow. in order that
he might read it with care Senator LeXow
thereupOn moved that his resolution be made
special order fer consideration tomorrow SEN
ator Brush of Brooklyn. moved that the con-
sideration of the Lexow resolution be deferred
until next Tuesday. He wanted to consider this
matter Of the consolidation Of New-York and
Brooklyn with great care There seemed a pIls-
pect Of MIR. Brush obtaining a considerable
number of votes for his motion. Then Senator
Cantor. the Tammany Hall leader came to
Vexow's aid. "Oh. no., said he. ''let us decide
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

WORTH THE RULES COMMITTEE
Albany. Jan S-IAcutcnant-GovcrnoT SaNton tc-
ripbt announced the following list of standing com
nittecs to serve during the sessions OF the present
Senate
Finance-Senators Mullin. Higgins Eaines. Maby'
Stewart. Brown, ii:gbie Harrison, Cantor tN3'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lcxow. Wray, Pavey sum @
Bruckett Daley Charles Davis. George DAVIS
McCarren. Cantor Guy. o,.. ,o,
Affairs OF Citcs-Scnators Stranahan IcAoW'
Brush, Nussbaum, White, Tlbbetts, rage H'i"'I' T.
Ahearn. Grady McCarfen 81,
Canas-Senators Lamy. Wieman. Pavey, SheN-
pard. Charles Davis, Harrison. Foley, Ea'lagher
Martin. . r. ,,oo.,.
Burns Higbic Ford. Tibbetts. George ~ DAVIS
Coggeshan Sullivan. McCarren ,,, ....
Codes Senators Mahy. Burns, White, foid' NUS \
baum Page Coggeshall. Guy. O'Gfady.
Insurance Senators Burns. Higgins. Parsons.
Ranes Malby. Wienan. Cantor. Ahearn h0"I,cr'
Railroads Senators Raines, Parsons. Null n.
Chahoon. Wilcox, Bracket. BaIantine' MunzhScr'
Feathcrson. go
Taxation and Rctrenchment- Senators liigsins'
Krum. Stranahan Humphrey. Daley. johnson,
Cogeeshau. Coffcy. Foley. .
Panls, Senator's liumPhrcy sheppard Harris on
Forest. Fish and Game Laws Senator'S krurn,
Highe. Chahoon Ballantinc Charles Dav s. Saila-
CHER. Sullivan.
ators stewart. Krum, Eurns. Brown. T!hbetts. Gal
lagher. Munzinser
Military Af'airs-Johnson. Dh.ey. Brush, Page,
Scibert. Coffay. McNuty ,
Miscellaneous Corpora tions-Senators Brown. VIII
cox Ma.by Chahoon, Wieman. sullivan. Munz!n-
public ducation-sonators Wray Parsons. Stew
art White Brackett Fo.ey. McNulty.
Puhlic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brush Johnson Iamy
Page Sheppard. Coney. Martin.
Pena Inst;utions-Senators Wilcox. So wart. @.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Messtcr % Sullivan. Fotrostc-. Of Kings Cole OF
WYOMING. Finn. = Ncw York. Mck"o"h, OF
Kines. Corriran. Of Now-York. .
Internal Affairs Mcssrs Brown. Of Yates; Buhn
OF Schuyler. Hanna. Of Dutch"ss, stewart %
Wcstchestcr. Wittcr Of TioEa. sweet. OF ,irrehc
Brennan. Of Kings. sheldon. Of 'ayuga Schcrer
nf Albany Ximmcrrlann. Of jefferson. Edners, oi
Schoharic. Barth. Of Richmond Emnl"y. ot Oneina
Labor and Industry M'ssr- Audci. OF KINGS
Of Queens. Livingston. Of kings Eddy of Monroe.
Rrdv.n - Tul'Or and Hamilton. Wilson, Of New
York. McGraw. of Rcuss lnsr. Sanders. OF i'n'-
ace. Mc,oy. of N,w-Norh GIider. Of Kings T"orge
II Mycr. of N'w-Yoli c /,
Excl, Mcssr, Ar9s. Of Chennngo: Sears. OF
FRANKLIN. Tupger. Of Broome. Hughes. OF ,Nings'
Ives ~ - IaNferco. Bol"ll OF orange " i:tcr'
of T'ost. Miller of Caftaraugus. Rounds, or az
,,ca. W,fnrr ol Nasafa. Kempner. oi Nc"-f orK'
Earrv of NcN- YORK klnne. 'i seneca. -,
NUl1c,s-ifos- Ero"uein ~ brplme, ShIlerH'
of cortland. C,.c. OF Wyoming. Carlisle" OF West
chester. steiner. ~ Erie. Downs. % orleans rom
well - Queen. H,rua. = iutchess. Anderson, OF
T.~.s..arr. Nl.k,y. of neilware. Iurn OF Kings
stab. - ga, us. Eud'r-. oi schohailc ,,,..,,..
rubl!. prinf.r,- Ncssrs. Ke.nnotz. Of AhanX
~ Fr.e, Burr q SUFFOLK. eddy. OF Monroe; For
...tcr of is. .uss. N1-fof. ~ Lewis T. II. An"rrNs'
~ N~A-Yl~k. f.ouron. of kinzS. Myers. "' Now
Tnbli, Health Mcr.rs II T Andrews; Of New
W. lvIr,ls. + warren. Neasltcr. ~ sullivan
if.r.'rger ~ clinton. MLrptY. o. New ork.
Sol. as Ontario. Mrt;raw. ~ :! nsselaer, tiHs1's
- Is hoffman. of Ncw-N' SihH- ot queens.
- y Arft,N. nf NcN-Nork
r.hl. Tfr.4;l,n. Nc-srs. sanger. OF Onolda,
" me. - Sch.ne. e..aty. Harrison. OF Sieuben.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
1T WAS ABOUT DUE.

From The Chicago Tribune. ..sin
Ethel yourg Mr.. Spoonamore Is com'HS
this evening. Is he not?
Yves. mamma. A.,r has hs
He has made love to you my dausn'e''
not?"
''W-why yes. mamma. m
"And you have encouraged him.
Yes , = ask,'
"Where is your engagement ring, may hs hs" door.
Q,stenlng) II think ! hear II III NV
mamma"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

A. Davis Pavey. Humphrey Foley Martin
Revsion-Senators Pavey. Nussbaum. Nrhy. Ford
BalsntIne Grady. McNulty -
Affairs of Villages--Senators Bracket, stewart.
Humphrey Ftatherson. Gallagher.
Agricuturc-Senators Higba. Chahoon, krun'
Koeh.er, Ahearn. 49,
Printed and Engrosscd Bills Senators Nhi'c.
Sebert Rallantne Ford McCarren.
Indian ADMINISTRATORS George \. Davis. Wrly,
White. Higbie. Gallagher.
privileges and Elections Senators Nussbaum,
Charles Davis. Stranahan. Grady. Guy .,
Public Printlng-SenatOrs Ba.lant!ne. faVey. VIII
cox McNulty MunZnger. go
Roads and Brldges-Senators sheppard. Seib-r',
Krum, Coggeshall. Coney.
Ruies-senators Ellsworth. Rainss and Cantor
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09


,M2naeers Of The Craig Epr.ptic ColOny-D,,
ASson 8 Thompson, Il EI!Sburs -, po~s
kecpsie. EdHari l.. 'Aiiin.' Of Eimira, and Ronin
Stat" Commissonsrs sir Of Prisons-Lspenard Stew
art. OF NeWYork CITY; Charles J. Body. OF Middle
town; Nelson Davenport. OF Troy: W. p. Rem.ng
William J Mantaye. Of Portland; Mrs Sarah L.
Davenport. o. Bath. and George J. Hayes. OF Buff
Commissioners Of Quarantine-Dr Edmund J.
Palmer OF Zew,York CITY. and Frederick II.
Port Warden Of the Port of New-York-John H.
Agcn; OF the onondaga Indians-Danel Pickney
sGTh 0nontagS ;Se rbou,s Asyurwo,,ocs ,or,,
.Hronx valley, Sewer Commissioners Fordham
Charles Wilson. OF Mount Vernon: James Wood:
Tinted States Deposit Fund Commlssioners-w;
Eha-t +. torrance for Essex County: Thomas r
Eddy and Frederick f. Fisk, for Franklin County
for Montgomery County: William bradford for ST
Lawrence County: Frank f.. Bronson. for Steuben
County.
All were referred except the nomination Of James
|. Stewart OF New-York. to be Inspector OF Gas
Meters. in place OF Anthony Clinchy. which was
confirmed on motion OF Senator Grady. who said
that Mr. Stewart lived In his Senate and Assembly
districts and mainly instrumental in the poll
ing Of 5000 votes cast against Senator Grady sena-
benefit of his Christian standing the nomination be
confirmed Immediately.
Senator Brown asked for the immediate confrma-
ton OF the nomination Of James ". Barnum. to be
County Judge OF Otsego County. Senator Ccgge-
shall made a speech in favor OF the immediate con-
nrmation but Senator Ellsworth objected. The
nomination was referred.
r. u. Kiburn. nominated for Superintendent OF
Ranks is in forty-sixth year. lie is n lawyer.
but since 1885 he has given his chief attention to the
managerent OF the Peoples National Bank OF
Malone He has been treasurer OF Franklin County.
clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors and was elected
state Senator FOR the XNlst District. comprising
the counties Of Fulton Hamilton. Essex. Clinton.
Franklin. Washington and Warren, in 1898 In 1891
and 1892 h was a member OF the Republican State
Committee In the last Senate he was chairman of
the Committee on Miscellaneous Corporations. of
the Committee on Poor Laws and Of the Committee
Grievances
Frank H. Hscock. Of Syracuse. who succeeds JUS
tico Irving H. Warm in the Fifth Judicial District is
a nephew OF cx- Senator Frank IIiscock and MEN,
ber Of the law firm Of Hiscock. Doncny Hscock,
= the senior member Of which Is ex-senator H!scock.
He is about forty five years old. and Is member OF
the Republican State Committee He has been on
several occasions candidate for seat Oh the SUI
| court Bench
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

proceedings Of the Senate tonight. Governor
Morton nominated Thomas l.. Stewart. flatt
man. for State Gas Meter Inspector senator
Grady. although he is a Democrat and Stewart
q Renuhlican AT once moved Stewards con-
frmaton.
The alliance was also revealed in Senator can
tors 'bluff' Of opposition 10 Senator LeNow
resolution directing the Committee on cities 10
investigate the question of the consolidation or
New-York and Brooklyn. Cantor. with great
apparent indignations said that no such invefti-
cation was needed What was wanted was
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

scheror of Albany. Ronly % Onon11gn. ppl.ey. OF
Nlagara. Ads u Cnenlnso. p'wn-. ~ 1ritln.' o
Marshall, Of kinga, norton Il X, ,"t'r'h'r HOFFMAN,
n New ork. Green. of %rN-foik
Revision N-s.rs Kelsey of Livingston Brown. 90
If Kru.,.s,.. ,'rlmwe. 90; Ql..ns. Gornam. -
O,s ~: I.a,Iaseor oi N'w-Notk. Mittcson. o. 'ii-
taraugts. Rounds of ttyugt. sanders. % - 'nc-'' .
kempner OF Acw-l oik. 'ofIg1n "i N""-l 'r"'
Schmld " Kings ,,,
Coies-N Nes..s Armstrong OF VI M0ntpc. K1hb.n'. "i
Alegany: ke scy. Of Livingston. Ndg TN. %
Kings. McNaIehton. %: Siratora. Lnin'n. ."t. oI
New ork. Wado. u KING. WrLs. oi OHoniigh
perkins of krs9, Scnrl'r. - t.bInN, F!tzsefa; J.
Of New-Yorl.. =. :. Donu'.l}. %! N'~-NorK. kflly.
OF Albany ,. H.,
ed OF W.stchesicr. Ec!cl. OF Orange. Marsha.i. ci
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES.
SPEAKER HAMILTON FISH ANNOUNCES
HIS SELECTIONS

oGRADY cHAIRMAN OF WAYS AND MEANS; ROE
BINS. OF JUDICIARY: AUSTIN. OF CITIES;
NIXON. or RAILROADS. HvSTED. or IN
srRANcE. AND ALLps. Or EXCISE.
Albany. Jan. s--Spelker Hamilton Fish to-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
GAR PETS.

The fall contracts fas, giving out, at tns sx ~,
rate OF wool and wages Waste no tine "a ~ Wsss
ing your choice. Al Cowper,hwaitA Aos
l4th St
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

appointment Of Senator Page and Mr.. Saxton
yielded to their demand.
IT should be said that the Lieutenant nt-Gov-
ernor has made come good appointments to the
other seats in the Committee on Cities. No one
will say that Sena tors Stlanahan. Brush White
and Tbbetts men of putty. ready for the
compression of bosss fingers. Mr. Platt's
hand however. was seen in the placing Of two
Tammany Hall Senators. Ahearn and Grady. on
me committee.
THE PLATr-TAMMANY ALLIANCE
The alliance that Tammany Hall has made
with Mr. Plat clearly discernbe in the
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

Blaisde!I of Eric: Mitinacht. Cf New-lork; Schmd
Of Kincs; McCGba. If New-lofk.
ll,ctrIotN Ga. ard water Sui ply NJ ssrs i.ouns-
berry OF lister: Braun. O. tIic. Cutler. OF Rock
lnn.. Cocdsc!l of Orange. Brov'ncl, of BrooTe:
NrNaughton, OF Saratoga Taylor, OF Oswego;
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09

odly will vote down any proposition for opening
the saloons on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-09
THE SENATE CON- " II1EE rs.
HOW IIErTENANT- GOVERNOR sANTON
MADE Up HIS LIST.

,,1JJN TO HEAD TIE FINANCE COMMITTEE
sTRANAIIAN THE CITIES COMMITTEE. LENo"
THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE AND Ellis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-15
Released mt Last.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE state de-
partment has just been advised OF the re-
lease by the Spanish officials of William
A. and Louis NJ. Clean. two citizens or
Massachusetts, who have been under de-
tention In Cuba for many months. The
Cleans were arrested at Sagua La
Grande last April, because they per-
mitted some rebels TO sleep in their
house. Representative Bull OF Rhode
Island and Senator Lodge brought the
case TO the attention OF the state de-
partment. and after using all ordinary
methods 10 secure the release of the men.
the department was Obliged to act with
the greatest vigor. Accordingly. Min
lister Taylor recently made some very
energetic representations TO the Spanish
minister OF foreign affairs. with the re-
suit that his demand for the liberation
OF tho Cleans was accoded TO. and tho
order cabled TO Hababa.