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THE WORLDS COMMERCE.
AN INTERESTING VOLUME ISSUED BY THE b.
REAU OF STATISTICS OF THE STATE


Washington. April l8-The Bureau OF Statistics
Of the State Department has just received from
the printer the annual Review OF the World !
Commerce, volume Introductory TO the CONNER
cial relations Of the United States with foreign
countries This little volume is full Of figures CIV
ing in compact form a great deal OF Information
that must be OF value 10 persons interested In the
export trade, IL Is easy TO ascertain from It's
pages the state OF trade relations with any
country In the world
An interesting feature Of the publication is
introduction by Frederick Emory. chief OF the Bu-
reau of Statistics OF the State Department. sum
marking certain of the more important sections OF
the volume Mr.. Emory says the figures he gives
establish the significant fact that the foreign trade
OF the United States last year showed a steady IN
crease In the export OF manufactured goods the
percentage Of such exports rising from 2i.93 per
cent In 1885 10 25.1 last year. Meantime the per
centage Of agricultural exports declined slightly
from 6755 67.3S
Mr.. Emory finds additional confirmation OF the
relatively rapid advance Of the foreign trade of
the United States In some figures presented 10 the
British Parliament by the British Board Of Trade
showing that while Great Britain still retains her
lead over other countries In exports of manufact-
ures. the United States is advancing at more
rapid pace than the mother country, and that that
advance was larger In amount and much larger In
proportion than the advance made by Germany.
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~TYETYE EIGHTH STREET. SAMUEL \

" UoYT. ALFRED VI. HOYT and JAMES ". JACK
COX trustees for Mary Irene H0yt under the last will
% testament ~ Jesse IIoyt deceased Plaintiffs against
I0irT ~ BAKER ana others defendants. Action No. 3
In uusuanc. the Judgment Of foreclosure and sac
dny made and entered in ;he above entitled action bear
Ing date the day n April Is9I and Died in the Office
~ the clerk 81 the CITY ard county ~ NevYofk. l. the
undersigned the referee in said ndgmen, named viii
ei a. n,bic auction the New York Real Estate SAFES
room 20 III BroadNay. in the city. county and state o.
YOU York on An day Of MAY. 1897, at Il O'Clock
noon o, that day. by Peter F. Never aucilonfer me
promises in said judgment mentioned and therein described
as foows-A that certain lot piece or parcel 81 land
In, tho uUdlng thereon erected situate, Nrg and being
IN the CIV and County Of New York and bounded and
described as fOlloVs:-BEGINNING ~ point on the
cou,harl, line or ~ Ninety eighth street distant hve
hurired and fifty $50, Westerly from the Westerly
- or line OF Central West formerly Eighth
Arenue,. thence running Westerly along the Southey
i1re ar de Of Ninety eighth street twenty i've Co feet
thence running Souhery and parallel WITH Central Park
Wes, formerly Eighth Avenue. ana part or the way
through n party wal hundred 1Onl feet and eleven
~ inches line ~ the block between Ninety
seventh and Nney-eighth streets: thence running East
v along said centre line twenty five t@3, feet thence
Northorv and parallel with Central Park West formerly
Eighth Ayenuel and part Of the WAY through party
vail one hundred d0O, feet and eleven h inches 10 ne
outherly line side Of Ninety eighth street to tho point
or place ~ beginning.
Dated NeW-York. Aprii : 1891 ,,,.,.-,,. 49,,
DAILY HOYT & MASON Plaintiffs Attorneys. No II
william New York 'Ntv.
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Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey

which provides the body with a stock OF
natural warmth and prevents all diseases
which arise from imperfect circulation OF the
blood. 1t restores vigor to the system,
uuickens the circulation, and makes the
whole body glow with health and strength.
All druggists and grocers keep it.
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CAVANNAH LINE, for all points South

- Special Excursion. including nearly weeks board
s36 Reduced rates 10 Nashville account Tenn Centennial
Reduced rates to Mobile account Y c. A. Convention
city Of Augusta April 20 City Of Birmnham Anri 81
Kansas city Apr! - Grando Duchesse. April p
From Pier 49, y. r.. Tues, Thura and Sat &
p NJ. for Savannah direct. Unsurpassed cabin accom-
MOD atoms.
Rail connections with -four lines For tckers and
freight rates. apply 3lT POI. ?a3. 30 Bwav or gen
onccs at i1er IT, OF spring ST. G. NJ. sORRET. Mgr.
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fenal Notites

coo~~~v"~~~>-~NNO~ ~NeseN>~noS.
nRAKE, JOHN HIN pursuance or an order
Orange notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against John Drake late OF the CITY OF Middle
town. County OF Orange deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber a. s p sS OF
New York on before 18th day OF June nsss1tta
Dated New York the 7th day OF DeceInper vSso.
i Executor.
Miller. Peckham e. Dixon.
Attorneys for Executor.
so Broadway New York Ci'v
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SHE CAST HER VOTE FOR HIM-Among the
visitors at the White House reception yesterday
young woman from Denver, and when sine
was presented n friend with her said; "Mr. Presi-
dent. Miss - is from Colorado. and she cast her
first vote there last November sure you Will be
glad 10 hear that she voted for Mckinley and HO-
bart" "Oh. did she?' returned the President
laughing. II am very glad indeed. and very much
obliged 10 her, too" Then he added II suppose
you ladies who have not voted look with adnira-
ton upon those who have DO you nOt?' Yes
Mr. President. with admiration and asionishment' -
would vote If she only had the chance
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Sudden Changes

in the weather are a severe STRAIN on the
system. and do more to break down the
health than any other cause
Now is the time to fortfy the system
against the changeable weather OF winter
and spring by the use Of that Strengthening
Stimulant
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THROUGHOUT EUROPE

will md The Tribune nc al lravng Hotels and
at the principal Banks Americans contemplating gons
abroad should consult the European advertisements which
appear every Sunday Wednesday and Saturday. Only
select and reliable announcements published. You
avoid much ANNOYANCE and dissasfacton by
Of the so-called Guide Books Our London office, rs
Fleet-s T.. C.. Is all Tribune readers business
pleasure. II Doesn't matter The scoms 10 the same
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- Hoyr plaintiff erair., 1oIiT BANGh X a tba
others defe-dants-ActiCn No. 1. In puTsinh' Oh ll
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale duL mao ' G d go
in IA. ahov. entitled action bearing date me on ud %
Apri iS9 and Aed in the Office of the Clerk OF the Cy
ana Comfy Of New Yort l. the undersigned inc ie'''
in eaid iudgnen, named will sell at public aicuon AZ
The Neg York Real Estate Sacsroom. No IN BFoal"a,
in the city county and state ~ New YORK on me syn
dav - Nav 1897 at twelve o'clock noon Of that DAY by
Peter + Never Auctiones-, the premises IN sara JiIg
meat mentioned and therein described a.
that cnrfan lo piece parcel ~ land with the budng
thereon erected situate. lying and being IN the Guy ana
ntt ~ Nc- York and bounded and Described as FOL
point on tho SoutheiY line or
side Of Ninefv egh.h street distant i've hundie ana sew
ertv-dve 57, feet Westerly FROM the Westerly side or
line Of Central PART West formerly Eighth Avenue run
ming thence Westerly and along the uhery line or side
~ Ninetveght stree, twenty-five go fc'; thence nun
Ming Southorv and parallel with central Park West
formerly Eighth Avenue 2nd par, 81 ne way through
nartv wall nne hundred 10D feet and eleven I'D inches
TO tho centre 81 the block between Nneyseyenth and
Nnevorhtn streets: thence running Eastery along said
onre Inc tUentv-fve 90 feet thence Northery and
oora,'N vim Central Park West formerly Eighth Ave
,o1 ard part = the way through party wall hun
drel 400, foo, ana nD inches TO the Southerly
line or eide q Nnevegnh Street 70 the point or place
- beginning. ,eo-
Dated New York. April 8 1907 ...,,.
DAIy HoYT MASON. PlaictiGs Attorneys. No. II
New YORK city.
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Wfcan Steamers.

EYWR11GD @[E[RR0MN GGOWWo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH LONDON. BREMEN.
Spree tn. April 90 10 An iiaysl Tn' Nay 10 10 IN
Lain tn MAY 4 10 A NJ Trave..Tu.. May %. 10 AN
CHERBoIRG. PARIS, BREMEN. ~
Spree Tu April 90 AN Aler. Sat May 10. 10 A. Ms
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON. BREMEN .
Friedrich der Thursday. April q noon
Konign LuIsc THURSDAY. May w. moo"
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENoA: a,
Fulda. April % 10 A. NJ Vera May 20 10 A. ~
Kaiser. May g. 10 A. NJ Fuda May ~ ~ ~ y,
Ems ~ Ma 4, 10 A NJ Kaiser. =. June IL. IN A. NJ
OEfRICrS & Co. 9 BOWLING GREEN.
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fruaI Notices.
NrOoN|0NrOoTr(H111N"N|
-J\FrY.FIGHTII STREET.-SAMCEL y.

r|N|NrN| /N0|T|(//(
%7INETY-EIGUTU STREET.-SAMUEL "
~ HoYT Allied NJ HoYr and JAMES W; JACK,
SON Trustees Mary Irene Hoy under the last VIII
and Jesse Hoyt deceas 3D. plaintiffs asai1t
Holm o. BAKER and others Defendants Action 40.
J. In pursuance Of the judgment Of foreclosure ana sde
duIv made the above entitled action bear
ing date the 9th day 81 April, 1897 and fled IN me
Office ~ tho Of the City and County OF New notk
l. tie gned the referee in said Judgment nenea
Salesroom 40. III Broadway. In the city Conny- ana
twelve o'clock Of that day. by Peter f. Meyer auc
toneer the premises in said judgment mentone1 hnu
therein described follows:-ALL that certain ot PIE
or marcel Of land with the building thereon efe.te
situate lying and being in the city ana county 2l
YorI and bounded and described as folows;- bE,rlN
MING at point the SOutherly line or SIDE OF
eighth street five hundred 600 feet Wesery
from the Westerly side line OF central iatK
The southor side ~ Ninety eighth street
e oi1 feet: thence running southery and parae WIN
central PARK West formerly Eighth Avenuel and part
the wav through a party wall hundred GOO, feet end
eleven u inches the centre line Of the DOCK pelwfen
seventh and Ninety eighth Streets thence running
Fasterlv along said line. twenty ive ~ L.
ibcncc Norttcriv and parallel with Central Pafk West
formerly Eighth Avenue and part Of the way rougn
PARTY wall hundte1 llUjl lec' am 'eN." T. ,o,r
a. the sonhcry side O: Ninet eighth Street 10 the point
o place Of beginning. o-
D'''u ~" ANN ~ TOUE pEr.AIIt'NTY Referee.
DAILY HOYT & MASON. Plaintiffs Attorneys 40 II
oil off
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old DOMINION LINE.
DIED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

Fer La crayra, Puerto Cabelo. Curacao and Mar
cabo. Via Curacao from Robert Stores BrookIvn
s.. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. April 81 ~ -
IS CARAcAs,. .............. Wednesday. May n m
SIS VENEZUELA Saturday. May i6 n n ~
COR MARAcAIBo. VIA ST. THOMAS p m
SIS. CtRACAO........... o.. Thursday Anr,i 90
These American steamers built expressIy To- m
have superior accommodations WIG Uaue
BOULTON. BLISS DArrrr
General Managers i3s From.
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Mem pnb!leailon.

OBSERVATIONS ON THE TREATMENT OF
EPILEPSY:
EPILEPSY:
EPILEPSY:
EPILEPSY:
The result Of nfee years constant study Of the disease
DR. WILLIAMSON, New London, Conn.,
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Gfhool Aacnfics.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, hGENsI
Il supplies Professors Teachers, Tutors. Governesses.
&c 10 Colleges schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
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CUNARD LINE
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Campanla ...hpr a. noon Etriiia June - 20 p NJ
imbria May !. 400 r. NJ. Campania June 10 900 n
lucana. Ay :. 800 An fmtr!a. JUNE 90 90 p NJ
Erura.' May d. ZOO PM I.ucania July 2. 500 A. "
Campo May %. 1000 M. Etruria July 10 On p N
Umbria. May 90 200 PM iCampania :. July II 9 . NJ
Lucania. June o. I'D An Aurania July ~. noon
EXTRA SAILING: -
May H. 90 y Vi. q 40 A NJ
Aurania. May %. 90 = NJ. Aurania June noon
Sorva. July O. 1000 A. NJ
Cabin passage SIS and upwards, according 10 steamer
and accommodation
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. Gen. Agents.
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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WHITE STAR LINE.

FRENCH LINE.
~ OMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSFORMATIONS
~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs FRANCE
lie GASCOGNE. Baudelon: sat. May t. 10 a. m
Rates Of passage: FIRST class. " Y Paris sos and
upwards all steamers except Ia Touraine includInp
railway fare Paris and landing charges parI1r car
sea. during summer second class 10
Paris, Sji ~.
A. FORGET. General Agent. Bowling Green ~ r
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BANANA RAILROAD

BANANA RAILROAD
THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO
Connecting the Isthmus for all West Coast Port, OF
Mexico Central and South America
Steamers sail from pier foot West 27th ST. N Y
ADVANCE. April 90 noon FINANCE. ADril IN noon
For rates apply at Company's ONCE. I,roadwav
JOHN MUIR Traffic Manager
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CLYDE LINE
~ CHARLESTON. s c.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVII.I.E AND ALI. FLORIDA POINTs
From Pier 90 F. r. foot q Roosevelt ST.. 2 D. m.
IPOOT-OIS Chas e. Jacksonville ..... Monday snru 10
COMANCHF Chas. a Jacksonville. "Wednesday AMI o.
NGONOI-fN Chas. & jacksonville Friday inrii 81
SEMINOLE Cras. Jacksonville. go. Monday Anru %
Steamers have nrst-cass passenger accommola lions
VIM l.. CLYDE & co. General AGENTS
. towing Green ~ Y
Fla cent ana Penn. Fast F, Il p Line via Iarksonv,s
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Ch,riea,on
T q EGER General Agent. 39l Roadway \ W.
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Gin Gotsls.

TME GRW9W[EMW
FIFrH-AvE. AND i0TH-sT ~ Y
One OF the most luxuriously furnished hotels In tho
country. Two suites, comprising Paror Bedroom ami
Bathroom to rent. permanently transenty
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IL FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE- SUR-MER
s. s. wERKENDAM .... Monday. April 49, 10 a m
OLDHAM. saturday. Aprll - 80
First cabin s72 80 and upwards; cabin s3a .,..
age Apply Netherlands American steam NaV,ra
ton Co, 80 Il way. y. Y
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~ EUROPEAN tours personally conducted so5n
TOILAND.AMERICA LINE.

IL award Long tour. including England Scotland Ire.
land Males France, Holland Belgium Rhine Carmen
Austria Switzerland Italy Frank Baker 03 Nassau y +
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Atlantic City.
no YOU INTEND spending the Summer az the sea;
~ shore9 II So address G.. Adams CO.. Real
Estate Agents Atlantic City n j.. and they Will give
you fun concerning cottages 20 rent OF a.!
sizes descriptions. few samples which are offered
ct partcu irly low prices.
Cottage Ohio avenue between Atlantic and Paee tur-
nshed large bedrooms psrlor dining room ana ktchen;
fine basement all modern convenences large yard lux
l75, plenty OF shade. Rent for season 500: -,
Fine cOttag e St Charles Place. furnlshed; ped.
rooms par.or reception hall dining kitchen. all
conyeniences Rent for season. $500
4 fne and nicely furnished cottage OF rooms o oec-
rooms Chelsea the Beac Rent for season Sson
Two nine located the upper end OF the
city: bedrooms and all ccnvenences for $500 each for
fully furnished cottage near ocean bedrooms large
yard and complete in every detail Sl"S tor season
A new house In Chelsea. IL rooms bedrooms, ocean
view $500 FER season ]. q. ADAMS q co.
Atlantic City. y. J.
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A pNERlisEMENrs ano subso .ptions for The Trib
AZ une received At their Uptown Once No 1922 Broad
way - door north Of 3isi-st, until O'Clock Gd-
yertsemens received al the following branch otces a
regular Office res until O'Clock via 25A 6th-
ave-. cor 23d -sti 1872 6th-avs.. cor. 18th ST.,
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BROOKLYN proprrtp 90 Get.

v'ccr1nr.NrI"Nc> "c>~>~N"0'>>>>>>>>
MODERN HOUSE. Alice and Agate Courts (beauifu
WI streets. with fountainsl rooms. furnace handsom
decorations rents S36 and &s open for inspection TO
HANIi.NNb 4 SONS. corner Fulton ~. ana Grand
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NETWORK sUB-TREAsURERSHIP.-
further confirmation yesterday Of the story tina;
Conrad y. Jordan is to renain as Sub-Treasurer at
New-York He will remain there unmolestod, Il Is
said and Senator Plat will be "placated." that
there will be no friction. The project forming
10 have Ellis H. Roberts provided for in another
way not yet decided on. This scheme Will let
Senator Plat down without hurting his leadership
seriously although II will be a disappointment
The Senator Is now In New-York, and expressed
the belief that Roberts will be appointed When
he returns the Senator Will probably have some
thing 10 say.
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FURNISHED Gouses 20 Cet-Countrp

To iet-I2r room, cottage Maple Avenue. fully FUR
nished; altitude feet: has furnace. running water
and excellent well price $500 Inquire by appointment
OF CHAS l.. MEAD 60 East 10Th St Photographs ana
plan be
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THE "DELBERATIvE' BRANCH.-"It seems
almost a pity that the House Of Representatives
Is deberative body, like the Senate for eX-
ample" remarked one of the new Congressman yes
tcrday. 81 went there the other day he con-
tinued land found that the Senate in session
One OF the Senators his feet. celebrating,
and several other Senators were in their seats
also celebrating, suppose. with closed eyes
could not understand what the active Senator was
celebrating about. but he must have taken the
official reporters into his confidence for read In
The Record next morning that ne had been en-
gagged the day before in celebrating about Cuba
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Suburban Rcal estate.

0ENCY -Montcsir real estate all kinds sale and rent
"a CLARENCE TUBBS Bsskusan-s ct. EsH.xN2
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CANDIDATES FOR CITY MAGISTRATE

The bill introduced by Assemblyman Reinhard
providing for three additional City Magistrates.
salaries 5000 year. TO DO appointed by the Mayor
for terms Of ten years each, will come before
Mayor Strong to-day for tho usual hearing Il
seems TO be taken for granted that both tho Mayor
ard Governor Black are already convinced of the
necessity Of moro police magistrates. and that
they will give the bill their sanction Consequently
speculation as to the Mayors probable choice Of
Republicans TO fill the new places has already be-
gun.
The list Of candidates includes the ma mes OF a
number Of men who were pushed for the Office OF
CITY MAGISTRATE or Justice OF Special Sessions In
1886 when nine OF the former and five OF the latter
were appointed by the Mayor. The friends OF ex-
Judge Frederick G.. Gedney, ex-Police Justices Clar-
encc W. Meade and Charles ~ Taintor. and Donald
Mclean and Michael J. Mccain have again, II is
understood become active In their behalf Besides
these the Mayor likely to consider the qualifca-
tons Of his secretary, Job T.. Hedges and Colonel
Joseph Pool for appointment. There seems 10 be
little doubt that the Mayor will show his apprecla
ton OF the fahfulness and ability with which Mr..
Hedges has performed the varied. intricate and
delicate duties OF the place he has filled in the
Mayors Office. and give him chance al least to
decline. Mr. Hedges. II is well known is anxious
to return to his law practice and doubt was ex-
pressed yesterday TO his willingness TO accept
place on the local criminal bench that VIII debar
him from engaging in professional Work as u
lawyer for ten years to come. . q,
Colonel Pool and ex-Justice Meade were talked
of yesterday the other probabilities though
one Of the men selected; Colonel foo 10 c nauvo
of Ohio. an old personal friend OF Mayor Strons'
ucan clubs Regarding ex-'u stice Meade, II Is said
that the Mayor recalls ~ earnest Request maze
ty Years ago, and Is disposed to crafty the
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THE CAPITOL SCANDAL.
GOVERNOR BLACK FORCES AN MINED
ATE INVESTIGATION.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIDrNE.l


[BY TELEGRAPH TO rRIDrNE.l
Albany April 29-The investigation OF Eas-
toms Department of Public Buildings at Albany
will be undertaken next week by the Trustees
Of Public Buildings and from what can be
learned here tonight 1t will be prosecuted with
vigor and dispatch. II was thought that Gov
ernor Black would put the matter OF until he
had disposed OF the thirty day bills. but IT seems
that he is not disposed to permit this scandal
10 hover over his administration one day longer
than is absolutely necessary.
The Trustees OF Public Buildings. Governor
Black. Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and
Speaker O'Grady. had conference this after
noon In the Executive Chamber. Mr.. Jacobs.
who belongs in Troy. and who is Mr.. Easton's
deputy. was present with a wagonload Of books
and vouchers presumably from Eastons Depart
,nent. The Trustees were in conference a couple
of hours and went over some OF Easton's affairs
After the meeting none Of them would say any
thing definite regarding the purpose Of the meet
Ing.
Colonel Grifiths. Governor Blacks secretary
said tonight that an investigation of Easton 8
Department had been decided upon. and that it
would take place next week.
Republicans in Albany not of the Barnes
clique declare that the evident intention of
Governor Black and his associates to go into this
scandal as possible is the best thing to
be done under the circumstances.
II was reported tonight that Mr.. Black, Mr.
Woodruff and Mr. O'Grady only decided to make
an inspection OF Easton's accounts after an
unsuccessful attempt had been made to induce
him to submit his resignation to them. Louis f.
Payn. Superintendent OF the Insurance DEPART
ment is said 10 have sounded Easton and Will
lam Barnes, jr., as to the possibility OF Easton
offering his resignation. Barnes. however, ad-
vised Eastcn TO stick, and take the ground that
he could not in self-respect resign under fire.
What VIII he the form of inspection OF Mt
Fastor's big bills for the maintenance OF the
CAPITOL and the other two State buildings in
Albany has not yet been disclosed. 1t is re-
ported however that letters were dispatched 10
the members of the Senate Finance Committee
who recently examined Mr.. Eastons ledgers
with a request that they indicate In what drec-
ton the examination of the accounts should be
pressed Senator Harrison. of Brockport. one
OF the men who examined Easton's books. ar
rived here late this afternoon. and Senator Hlg-
gins is expected shortly from Olean.
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CAV PEDRO APPROPRIATION AMPLE.

Los Angeles Cal. April 29.-Tncre seems W 10 ~
49,, -. -, ,o,,rdation for the fear expressed In some
quarters that the dcep-water harbor at San Pedro
canno. be constructed for the appropriation or WV"
COO It is learned that the Pacific Improvement Coh
pany is prepared file bid within that limit ana
the Banning Brothers. owners OF Catalina lslahd'
have announced that they are prepared 70 put IN
bd for the construction OF the harbor, which Will be
inside the appropriation providing they do not sell
thc.r Catalina rock to some other contractor Ham
cock Banning said to-day that his firm had not YET
seen the specifications but they had inquired on the
breakwater designed by tho Board OF Engineers or
1891 and found that 1t nuli be constructed NJ
~