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SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1882. PRI013 ONE OENZ DBAS, DMAS BVPBAIO. rASSMZL XO KS RELEASED. rntXCIPAZ fVLLKBTOX'S TRIAL, irOBTIKG XOTBS. First Edition.

The Senate Finally Passas the As-sombly Bill. ONE O'CLOCK, NO DUEL THIS TIME, Belmont Scorns Blaine and tha Ex-Premier Returns the Compliment. A LETTER TO THE COMMITTEE. By National Associated Press. Washington-, April 20.

There have boen all sorts of rumor of an Iaipendtn3 duel between Belmont and Blaine, growing oat of the scene before the Bblpherd Committee, but It Is stated today that Gen. M. 0. Butler, the wooden-legged Senator from Booth Carolina, has averted a hoatlla meeting. Belmont has written a letter to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, In which be In the examination yesterday and the days immediately preceding, provocation ao grow and persistent was offered me by tha witness testifying before the committee that I was led to language which, although unparliamentary, did properly dcfcrlbe his conduct and my appreciation of his character.

Tee witness under examination has seen fit to criticise questions addressed by me on a farmer occasion to another witness, firef, because quotation marls appeared In tha printed record of Buch questions, the responsibility for whloh I disavowed, calling; attention at the same time to the fact that the form of the question negatived the idea that I was quoting from those dispatches; and, secondly, because ot the interpretation p'aced by me on those dispatches. This was properly a matter for argument, and the witness bad every opportunity to present and explain his construct'on the dispatches signed by him. He choee rather to Insist upon a change of my opinion respecting the moaning of the dispatches, and when I declined to make a chsage, my belief being fositiva and well founded, bethought It proper on a public occasion to nee language personally offensive. It was my desire and purpose yesterday to put an end to further continuance of those personalities before the committee, and I therefore referred to a less public treatment thereof by myself. Hiving been suffprieed into making a reply in tbe presence of the committee of a character such as seems to mv deliberate judgment would have beea elsewhere uuder the circumstances entirely proper, and which expresses my opinion perfectly, nothing farther in the nature of private or personal notice ot the witness is required of ine.

Thess unparliamentary personalities sbould have no plaoe on the records of the committee, and I cneerf ally Ieavo the method of dealing with them to the direction ot your body. It Is cot thought that Belmont will resign from tbe committee. A Bold Abduction. Philadelphia, April 29. Laura Kelf-stine, 11 years tJId, was brought lato court at quarter sessions yestorday afternoon on a wilt of habeas corpus obtained by be? father, who, separated from bis wife, alleges that the latter is not a proper person to have charge of the child.

The judge gave the child to tbe care of tbe father. As soon as tbis decision was announced, the mother and a number of ber friend! seized tbe girl and hurried ber out of the court room across Independence Square, where a can-lags was waiting to take her away. Tbe court officers fought vigorously, to resist the abduction, bat the spectators aided with the mother and assisted in tbe eeoape. Harbrldge will plar middle Held for the Troys. The ClCTfllsnds expect to defeat the Detroits three straight games, At 8:0 P.

M. today the Bnffalos will play MoGlunmglo's picked nine, whlott has been n.ateriaily strengthened. The Metropolitans were yesterday defeated by the Chlcngos 8 to Troys 4, Brooklvn At-lantlcs Bostons 8, rttlladelpMis Philadelphia Athletics 0, At tbe PoUci Gdzetle office Alexander Brown and Leosard Tracey posted tbe leoond depi-eit for their glove fight for tlOO to occur Jure 22. lioth ire Brooklyn men. The Buffaloi will play the Culoagos on Hon day afternoon, thas opening tbe league season In this oity.

John Quisn wilt olloicte as umpire, end game will be called at 3:39 o'olock, Sharp, The Bnffalos defeated the-Uaverly Minstrel nine ycBttrday afternoon by tea wonderful score of 50 to 6. Tfce Buffalcs earned 22 runs and their opponents 4. anil Brou-tbCru made homo runs. The amateurs made only 8lerror8. Tbe Now Chinese Bill Pasied.

Washutotok, Apiil 9. The Senato es-tcrdoy efterncon pa-rc2 the Cbloeio by a vote of 82 to 15 after voting down a nam-ber cf amendments. Is the final vote aw' Tess: -Beck, Butler, Call, Cimeron, Chilcot, Coke, Davif, III iair, Farley, Garland, Grovor, Hale, Hmt)ton, Hams, BUI, Col JobnBton, Jonas, Jones, Mxey, Miller, Cal, Miller, N. Morgan, Pendlnton, Pugh, BaiiBders, Slater, Yanoo, Van Wyok, Vest, Walker, Williams. Nays: Alllion, Blair, Conger, Dawes, Edmunds, Krye HarrlBon, Hawley, afTlnglUe, Lapbam, McMillan, Morrill, Piatt, Shopman.

Serious Fire at East Hamburg. East Aurora, April 29. The Friends' Institute, at East Hamburg, occupied as a school room and tenement house, was burned yesterday afternoon. School ws In session, but the. teacher and scholars together with the families escaped without Injury.

The loss is estimated at $10,000. No insurance. imolMBl Frodnee BarEtt EtmAIA April 29 -13 H. rsetr He, 1 new process, t7.5o; Winter White, t7.00: Ked Winter 7.007.26; new process meal, $1.80 per 100; Bakers' Hour I7.00S8.50; Buckwheat, 17.75 per bbl; Graham J6.f 0 per bbl. Eye I5.E0 per bbl.

per entirely nominal. Vbqetablxs jBeauf, marrow, per hush. Potatoes. Pcsrlcss, $L15, Kose, $1.15 per bush; Onions, yellow Danver 80c, per red 75o, per bush; Carrots. Hutu Bagas, $1.25 per bbl.

Peas, $1.50 per bUBbel. Eeaa Fresh, loo. par doies. CHKK6Z Dairy. UHo wr lb.

Pork Mens Pork. bbl! Clear Short Cut Pork, $21.00: 8bort Cut. Eonlette Hirr.fl. UXo: Shoulders, 9'ic; Smoked Beet 15o; bait BclUti 854c; Fresb Pork loins, loc; Pork Sausage, 10c; Corn Beef $15 par bbl Bacon, 12o per CTJCUMBEltS-IUoVfr dos. Bermuda Potato per bbl.

pink apples j.s ver nnudred. ASPABAGUS-653. per doz. Lakd Tierces, 12c: 20-Pi Fall 124c; lom rails, iso; O-ns Palls, Uo; IavI Oil 90c per gal. bttttub Extra cnoic.

2K0.J aw. Fruits 60 ner bbl. for extra. medium Evaporated apples, 123i5 perrS Dried Apples, 67o per BAr-rame, JWieperTor Oats 5'60o. per busn.

(on track). per hundred. Cobn 8Co per bush. ATJBRKBAUT Half bbt, $4. Honey 22c per lb.

OnAKOKS-tl per box, per gallon. Kadishes-5075c per doz. VEGETABLE OYSTERS-60ffl60 B6I Canal Freights To Hew iork, on wheat; 5 on corn; SJi on cats. MAJIUIMD. ttowaud HYDE-Ontbe citv.

16th at tbe reslderce of the bride's cousin, Mrs. J. M. Burr, Lud'owvil'e, N. by Rev.

W. D. Wilson, Dr. Cttrles F. Howard and Maty Hyde, daughter of the late F.

Salisbury. AU of Kufla'o, N. Y. Dimm Power ia this citv. Amdl 28th.

Mary B. Power; wife ef Patrick Pow6r, aired 68 years. services from her late residence. 12 Peacock street, Monday morning s.t 8 o'clock. tva trom si, Josepn's uatnoarai ai a oxioce.

raFriends and acquaintances are respect-fo'lv Invited to attend. "Chicago papers please copy. i BEAD THE SEWS TOMORROW. It will contain mere attractive features thin jyer before: News and. Gossip FEOJI ETEEY SOTBCE.

Local Specialties. Hits at Men and Things. Social Do'ngs, Past and Future. Ihe Weekly Budget of (he Maa About Town." New York and Washington Looal Politics and PoHitcians. Drauistia Do ngs and Gos3ip.

Khea's Bombshell Plot, Curing by 'Faith, John Kelly's New Parly, Tne Homes our Waifs are Sent to. Latest Military and Sportn News and Forecasts, and an endless vanetyot small talk on all ecr.fi of subjects ot Interest, all In tomorrow's SUNDAY NEWS. Don't Fail to get it. We aro prepared to show our NEW and SPLENDID LINS PAPER HANGINGS. Entire new designs In Celling Decorations, ry select your paper early aud secure good Worx.

An Immense lire ol WINDOW SHADES. STOSE SHADES HADE TO OEDKS. EITho best patent Extension Window- ixrmcee, crass oieoi ivouiu jaumms, ALL AT OUB USUAL LOW PRICES. A. NEUPERT SSI liaiu st.

and 360 Washington st, SOMY Punished detective Walt' Son A Question of Jurisdiction. The assault and battery esse of Deteotlve Richard J. Watts ascalnst Prof. Henry C. FuUerton of School 10, cams up la the Police Court before Judge King this morning.

Mr. Frlleitcn thrashed Detective Wath'son, R'cbard, 12 yeys old, for disobeying his orders while out of school, and afier school hours. A great many school tcaohers and Echolars were present, some, pretty ladles being among the former. Joslah Cookappearedforthecomplatnant and K. C.

Pattison for Prof. FuUerton. Richard testified that Fulleiton punished him, and that he had violated no rule of the sebcol tLat he knew of. The boy went on to testify that the offense was wrestling. He had wrestled with Geo.

Moore, eff ot the school premises after school hcurs and FuUerton punished him for It the nsxt day. FuUerton laid R'obard across a chair and struck him a ruler, causing severe pain. George Moore was thrashed at the same time 1 he next witness was Goorge P. Koore, aged 14 He wrestled with Klohird end both were punished. He btd violated no rule of the sohool.

He corroborated Rtoh-a d's testimony. Louis Kissinger, 13, participated in tke wrestle, and it was all play. Cutting thloj ehoit Judge King said: "Was there a bloody nose in tbe crowd?" "No, That's all," said the Judge. Gecrge Morlan and Harry Moore testified to ihe same effect. Robert C.

Watts, deteotlve, father of Richard Watts, testified that the boy had been severely punished, the marks of tbe ruler being plainly viaiblo on him. Prof. FuUerton testified that there was considerable fighting sloes the Ryan-SuUl-van fight and he resolved to 6top it. He dercribtd the whipping and said ha struck each boy once. THAT DRY GOODS ''SlXDICAtMV ttbatit Fxtd cf tbe Alleged negotiation! for A.

T. Stewart's Stock. Rumors bave been about for some time past to the efl'est th-st a syndicate consisting of a combination seven leading dry gcods bonces in Bnfifalo, Rochester, Providence, Cleveland, Hartford, Springfield aud Worcester have- been ia negotiations for the purchase of the stock of A. T. Btewart and that cow thoee negotiations are In a fair way to come to ft favorable conclusion.

Adam, Meldrum Anderson, tbe Buffalo firm mentioned in connootion with the ruatior, state that they have no information on the tubject to give. J. Adam, of the firm of J. N. Adam was interviewed on the subject tbis morning by a reporter of the Evebkg News.

He seemed to be rather amused at the idea of the rumored negotiations and said: "I have no personal knowledge ot anything ef tbe kind going op. I thiuk that people are greatly misled by that word syndicate. That a syndicate has been formed for the Eurpose of buying out that stock I do not ell eve. As a matter of fact there are seven extensive dry goods firms In this city who adopted, about two years ago, a system of havlcg th same buyers in the New Yerk market, and I believe that tbe plan has worked very well, These firms came to be known In commercial clrclej, as much for a joke as for anything else, B3 a syndicate. There Is one of these firms in each city, esd It Is not impossible that the men buying for sn.ot them in New York should be negotiating for the stock.

But I have- no reason to believe that tbey are doing so more than other extensive dry goods establishments la the country. I. myse have received a letter from tbe firm of A. T. Stewart with whom I have always dealt very extensively, Inviting me to go to New York to purchase their stock, and similar letters have undoubtedly been sent to other men throughout the country.

All extensive dry gooii firms are negotiating and- speculating on the result, and what is to be the outcome of it I cm eure I cannot tell." A Syracuse I'bUf Arrested Here Detectives Mochel and Lvons arrested at about 9 o'clock this morning, on a dispatch from Syracuse, ene John Ryan. Superin tendent none receive a a telegram caiuog tor Rjan's arrest on a charge of grand larceny. Wben arrested he said he was not John Ryan but that his name was James Hszzll, and his residence Buffalo. After befrg locked up the prisoner acknowledged that ho bad been to Syracuse under the name cf Ryan, and that ne naa tnere stolen $18 Ib money, a revolver and a suit of c'othss from a boarder In the house where be ttoppsd. Superintendent Wolfe telegraphed to Syracuse to Band for the prieoner.

Oil narittt Today. Abeil MoNivea, Petroleum Brokers, Wm Eeaeoa streets- Opened, bid tugaest, dm lowest, bid -75! IS 3, closed, bid A11T Cr unlet Relolce. J. U. S.

A. C. C. B. left veeteraay ror aiuacy, lnvsnuiog iu dkjj Lockport, Kocbceter, Syracuse, Kama and ita mm tt hi.

fa AT.ftnirArnnv Seymcmr and ex-U. 8. Eonator Francis Rernas, and also to Gov. Cornell. Buffalo will be very leneiy wuuout mo eniv.

Strlhct at Toronto and E'lewhere. Toronto tinsmiths strike on Monday for' 25 cents a uay increase. Toronto oarpentera hve accepted 25 cents a day increase ana go to wo juonaay. boot and shoe makers at Toron to strike today because the 15 per cent, increase Has not been carrttd out. The women talk of -lAtnlnir tham.

Fortv-flve laborers employed in the tranches of the Jamestown, water works- have struck for a raise from $1.69 to $1 75 per day. The con tractors talk i (tiring ituiana ew iora. This is Jamestown's urai strike. AWWMMOlTtMALU, The grand jury is still in session. MoBride Levyn before Judge Beck-with.

Judge Beck with reserved bis decision (a the BcnmaninatieasoorpuBoasa. Clerk Swan owae over from the Police Court this morning and nearly depleted the Law Library of authorities ou the urlsdioUou of sohool principals. The common Council busv this mornlntt listening to the reading of the city tax sales notice, preparatory to ine saie oi property oa WDiou taxes were noi Pino, Utat Appsnrs to Be a Compromise of Some Of tbt Irish Troablar. London, April 29. It Is announced this mornlrg that Earl Spencer, Lord President of the Council, will succeed Earl Cowper as Lord-L'eu tenant of Ireland, that Messrs.

Farncl), Kelly and Dillon have agreed to withdraw the "no rent" manifesto, and that tbe government Intends to order their immediate release. POLICE G08BIP. Fifteen lodgers last night. No arrests yesterday In Precinct 5. Thirty arrests during the 21 hour a ending at 6 A.

M. today. Officers Mullen and Walker, of 1, and Bin deman, of 5, are tick. The wife of Patrolman Stephenson, of Station 1, Is seriously 11. Little Lydla "Johnson, eged was lost yesterday.

Precinct 7 police found and re stored ber to her mother. Louis J. Wall stole $10 worth of chains end lockets from 'su Ortcsby. He was today fined stand commit oi until paid. Police Surgeon Darr tays that all but 12 or 15 of tbe force will qualify for the 1390 salary.

Three men wl'l to dismissed as the result ot tbe examination. Dead cat at Maple and Cherry street; dead dogs at Mllnor and Broadway, at Gcodell aud Mulberry, and in Schntram's yard at -Watson and William. John W. Nicholson stole $15 worth of siuff by burg'arlz'cg the home of C. H.

Syvra io Court ttreet. Caught by Kief aud Wiley and held for trial today by Judge King. Officer Klock lest night fonnd the door ot Charles file's shoe store, 140 Broadway; unlocked. Officer Ldona-d seaured the entrance to Joe Frew's place, 259 Washington street, this morning, Fred Relchold, a boy, threw scones at birds and broke some gles la the windows of J. C.

Fickleaian's greenhouse. was arrested and Judge King tamed him over to Compulsory Examiner Llpp. Captain Sbeoerd and Sergesnt Hanson pulled tha gambling den over 73 Kt Seneca street last night, Charles Keyserand Henry R'ch and plenty of paraphernalia were taken to Station 1. Examination next Wednesday. Captain Jobn J.

Callahan, of the late Co. 05ih Regiment, suod Col. Waud.of the came regiment, for 1000 for fa'se Imprisonment. Waud had Ca'Iahn arrested for not turning in bis uniform. He was conflsed in the freezer for two Isidore is Still in Quod.

Isidore Levyn was brought before Judge Eeckwitb th's mcia'ug. Lawyer Kilhoafer appeared for the prisoner, claiming that he had personally served a notice on the complainants in the case as required by law. Judge Beckwlth declined to act in the matter, and get to work to study the authorities covering the case. Be called for the reading ot the complaint, which set forth that Mary Levy gave Levyn $16.75 Jo pay the premium on her pol'cy; that her policy waj rsturaed slsd by Smith Davis, wben In reality Lovyn did not pay tbe money to them. At coon Judge Eeckwith was tilll considering tbe code covering Levyn's case.

New YotK Nomination! confirmed. Washington. April 29. The Senate yes terday confirmed the following romlov tiors: Nicholf? Fist, N. tali' lev to Belgium; Jori M.

Iubci N. Charge D'Affafn fa Portugs'. Fostmsitors: John l. Lamphera, biivei? creek, n.Y.x Henry c. Ait irle, N.

Y-; M'uuetfa Smab, Mew rt. x. ueraran Vim- den- N.Y.; p.M.Jud-ia, Satit-tsitoiiogs, N. Beoi. M.

Bee-ne, N. K. Spacldfng, Norwich, N. Y. i Wbere Gas It Been? This moraicg a local warrant wai sent to Deputy Treasurer Carmiohael dated Marsh 14, lsao, ror payment.

ao was sent tor collection by Charles A. Sweet, and was pay-able to Oz's? Hart, for $15.23, and was slgnsd by Cook, Mayor, R. L. Barrows, cleik, end Wm. Ketchum, Comptroller.

ECUOEM PEOM OltX. HALL. At last Orrin C. Tfiom-s free, his fine hav ing been paid. He should lo'n Kennedy In the West.

Gen. Eoeers was oa dress parade last night In council meeting. Somehow, tbe Aldermen know all about the revenues the Parade Laweoa took notes from Billy Bice's stums speech the Academy last night. Alderman white went home last night before the Council eoaoiuded its session. i Alderman Maycock is down on the "livery items." Ho would make a good minister abroad.

very department officer this morning looked as it re bad pxs'el through a wild nightmare and woke to grasp a windfall. tOMA PBOiEBaiOSAX, PBQPLPX "Dr. "Wheeler, of the General a laugh at tbe Academy last night The Society of Natural Sciences last nijht adopted an appropriate memorial iu hoaor ol the late Dr. George E. Hayes.

The Dental Society adjourned sine die late yesterday afternoon. They will meet at ftoebester in October with the Seventh Dlsirlct Society. Superintendent Sellstedt. of the Fine Arts Academy, will visit New York soon, and ex- Sects to secure 100 good pictures for the open-ig of Uio Academy about June 1. Gov.

Seymour Is setting his bouse In order, Sxlle McBjlde Is going to visit him. Jehn stariB today and will make a visiting tour ot the Slato, boring every patmo man in in The musical and literary to have taken place In the North Church parlors next iflureaay evening, a oiyouou to tiujjr evening, May l-', owing io aosence oi airs, xmi-ner from the city. Tht Guild of the Good Ssmarltan will be removed next week to the corner of Court and Pearl where a committee of ladies willbe in attondasce daily to relieve the deserving poor in co-operation with the Charity Orgamiatitn society. Th Klmira Free Preis (Tammanv) and Ga sr(e (Tllden) have been consolidated and will be known as in? umtucmiu, jreo crest laiw Th naricr. it Is annowuestf.

will becou ducted as a Cecnocr.Ulo joursal and not ia trie Interest of any faction. Tnls looks as if the TilfUn-IIoblneon party hal gobhlol up tho Tammsny opposition. What Oor City Government Will Cost Tbla Tear Settled by tbe Aldermen. Last evening an adjourned Common Council meeting Buceessfully settled that question of first importance to txpaye'j the clvlo budget. There were many Important additions to various estimates, bat good feeling pervaded tbe brsasta of tha city fathers, and every one seemed to think that Buffalo was a growing city, and everything must keep pace with tbo times though the heavens fall.

President Patridge vacated tbe chair and Alderman Beck took the pest cf honor. Mr. Patrldge went on to explain that he did not propose to give bis vote In favor of tbe Btreot-oleaning contract to a combination of adding, "that on some future ocsaslon ho would pay his respects to the political combination, and If tbe writers on the dally press Lad fully understood the tHuation, they would not bave given publicity to tbe opinion? printed." He favored Inserting SC2.0C0 In the estimates, remarking that he dlsl'ked to seethe Comptroller's olil-ie used for lobbying- A L- Alderman WMle too into committee cf tbe whole, which was dons, and Alderman He fford took tbe ohs'r. In tue following order the various department estimates wei taken up: Market Aid. Koch successfully "knocked out the Hem ot "livery" far tbe Market Clerk, and the total amount was fixed at Public Grounds Aid Knell, WMte and Kocb, with an eye for beauty, wsnted $160 extra tor embellishing Lafiyotte Park.

Aid. May-oock, Hatteson and Drske opposed the motion, but it was carried and the aggregate estimate of $5,000 allowed. Then, after slight discussions, $1,509 was added to tbe lamp department; interest on water bonds was fixed at $34 989.20; $5 000 to burrah with July 4th; $100,000 as principal for tbe funded debt, and for refunding erroneous taxes $1,000. A long discussion followed regarding Improvements at the Front Drake end Rapp wanted a restaurant there for the people. White didn't hesitate to say euch a place would become an assignation house.

He favored a place ot shelter, but no Whisky or beer should be sold. After more talk $8,000 by a vote ot 17 to 7 was inserted to build a plaos of shelter, with beer and whisky to be tabooed, After more discussion on various estimates the committee rose aud made tbefr report, which was confirmed by a vote of 21 to 1 Aid. Maycock alone in the negative: Amount Estimated Amount' oy comptroller. Major's Department $4,075 oo Common Council 12.019 90 Comptroller's Dt pt 29 595 09 Treasurer's Dept 11,000 00 Engineer's Dept 65,029 00.. Aesessom' Dept 13,810 00 City Clerk's Dept 0 480 00 Poor Belief Dept 00 Auditor's Dept ,275 00 Attorney's Dent 14,070 00 Board cf Health Dept 11 711 00 Street 00 Tiro Dect 199,535 00 Police Dfpt 226,712 50 City and County Hall Maintenance Fund lO.roo 00 Public-Grounds Dept 4,825 00 Harbor Masters' Dept 1,000 00 Superior Court 21.000 09 Police Court Dept 6,750 00 Municipal Court (1,275 00 Lamp Dept 81.500 09 Market Dept 7W)1 00 Election Dept 6 555 00 Interest ou Funded Debt Dept 249,400 00 Interest ca Water Eonds Dept 84,989 20 Principal oa Funded Dabt Dept 100,000 oo Fourth of Ju'v Dept 00 Erroneous Tax Dopt 1 COO 09 Park Maintenance Fund Dept 89,000 00 School Fund 212,027 68 Grosvenor Library 4 000 00 Tark Sinking Fuod 11 950 00 Dredging outside North Pier Dept 1,716 03 Dredging lnsic'e North 8fixe! $1,075 60 12,649 90 29,595 CO 13,800 00 55.5:23 00 13,310 00 6.4S0 09 60,978 00 1,275 00 15,090 09 14,711.

CO 71,660 00 197 275 01 324,012 50 15,000 00 00 1,000 00 21,000 ft) 5,760 00 6,275 00 83,000 00 6.SC0 09 6,635 00 219 190 00 81.959 20 100,030 00 5,000 00 1.000 00 37 521 00 213,377 63 4,000 00 11.960 CO 1,801 89 Pier 2,444 84 8 325 01 Water Extension 03 150 000 00 Water Exr ense Dept oo 100,000 oo 18 Revenues and available resources for the current year are estimated at $232,000. The amount needed to run the city government for 1882, Is $1,882 601,81 eo that will have to bo raised by taxation. ISoie About Bdilor Evening News: In answer to Mr. Honarhtun In ftVflnlnir's News, allow me tcrsay that it he had all the scolders he wanted he would not be obliged to the striker with a hack and make all torts of pronsltes io them. Talking about boy-oottlng, did not he try to Ituaeneo the employers of molders to refnseto lake the strikers Into their SEOPST Mr.

nongnton cm maaaga or mismanage his busluees to suit himself but he eajs he'll have nothing to do with Union men; and can he blame anycody if Union men refuse to have anything to do with him or his wares? This is a free country, and everybody can buy of whom ht pleases. MOLD EE. EPFFALO, apru aa, use. a rnysterioui Death, Tha np.n HV11ML who was fnnnd veaterdav In tbe eU-eet with a fractured skull, died tbis morning at the uenerat jioBpwau Nothing Is known of how he was hurt, He said he fell from a train, but tbis is not fully credited at Headquarter The police have no theory to account for his Injuries. OUT JIKBTHIAS.

Lake Pilots meet tonight. Buffalo river fishing Is good. Lake Erie Commandery Knights Templar publicly Install their cewly elected officers Afnndav nisrht. Eva Grace Luorer, 4 years old, fell Into a cistern at 49 Carolina street yesterday afternoon and was drowned. The Buffalo Branch of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners meet In the Market ttaii, iC'iioott ana uu-ppews streets, at 8 o'clock tonight.

PEEJSOSAU Mies Parloa visited the Falls yesterday. P. P. Pratt andS. J.

Lttchworth are at the Continental note', ram. Wells Burt, a prominent Iron merchant of Detroit, is at tne Mansion nouse. Eon. Murrat Msbterson, President ot the Council of Arizona Territory, hss placed his daughter.aged is, ta tno uoiy Asgeis Aoaaemy, la this city. William H.

Hloks, foreman ot Baker, Jones A priming establishment, has resigned on account of ill health. Mr. Hicks has been iu the employ of the firm 10 years. Dr. (TiTln P.

ITnwarrt and Marv Hvde Sills- bury, of this city, were married at Lmilow- Vine, is, weunt-Buay. akv, vr.i. ttiibuu. or linsca, pertcraiea we csremooy. SCALPERS IN HIGH SPIRITS.

Albany, April 28. -In the Assembly today the report ou tbe amended penal code oame up, and Mr. Sbarpe objected to tbe Commutes on Conference which had been appointed by the Speaker, on the ground that moat of them were absent on the Judiciary Committee meeting In -New York. He moved to concur In the Senate bill whloh postpones tbe time of the code taking efeet until May, 18S3. Lost, 48 ayes, 50 nsys.

Tbis leaves the penal code to go Into effect ea Monday next. Mr. Sharpe said It overthrew all excise laws in the State. Albasy, April 28. The bill postponing the proceedings under tbe new penal code to Deo.

1 pasied the Senate This postpones the operation of the code, provided the bill Is signed by the Governor, whloh Is altogether probable. The ex p'enatlonlof these two apparently incompatiole statements la In the fact that the AE8tmbly yesterday passed a bill fixing the time at whloh the Field Penal Coda shall go into effect Dee. 1, 1882. Tho Banata a bill fixing May 1: 1883, as the date. as stated, the Assembly refused to agree to.

Tbe Senate then passed the Assembly bill, which now goes to the Hover-nor. The ticket scalpers are jubilant over the news from Albany, as tbe code when ill gees inti effect will destroy their business. J. W. Klauck, one of the interested parties, was In high spirits and said to an EvKNisa News reporter that the new waa being spread among the "boys" to tbe'r great delight and Satisfaction.

'The thing ilfas good as dead so far as it affeM us," Mr. Walsh, of Choate Waltb said "Tols postporeme': i has been made for the rake of the juries, though of course tbe scalpers are greot'y Interested In it. We have a separate bill, to do away with tie poitlon of the code Ciet us and I tblnk that It will be carried. We were a little afraid of the At3embly, but since ttey have supported the poatpone- merit, we feel more confident." The recent base ball pool order Sups. Wolfe says will not be affected by the postponement of tbe code.

It Is based on the session laws of 1877 and not on the new code, Base ball comblnatfon boards will be suppressed. Isfdore Levyn la Court. Ic'dcro Levyn was brought bsfcre Jalge this e'lerroon, The frespresslole HIcVe sneezed, end to a crowd ot sympathizers, marshaled by MoBride, ha told ot his incarceration, and the pleasant times he had spent while uuder Lawsou's protecting wing. He found no objection to the bill cf fare, except the Saratoga fried potatoes, which be said were too light for him. Tha charge egainst him is brought by Mary Levy for embezzling $16 75, paid oa an Insurance policy, which she save be issued to ber under false pretenses.

He denies this. Tbe esse is sti-'l on. It is thought Isidore will not be released. The complainant's oouisel claims that he did not receive proper notice of tbe habeas corpus proceedings. A Good.

Fund to Begin on. At last eight's meeting ot tha Real Estate Committee -of tbe Young Men's Christian Association It was reported that tbe Financial Committee had $31,500 on hand to begin work on the new. building. It was decided to trgin at crcc, and Nelson Holland and Adam were appointed a oommlttse to secure a competsnt man to supervise the work. Detailed specifications will be re-auirrd before the contract Is let.

Ihe build ing is to cost $75,000. TMBX LATEST SEWS, Ckarlne -weather Is prediole'. And hire it is. Dnn Co. rcjort 110 fiiiurej this weak a decrease of 14.

The keneral term of the Euuerlor Court ha. adjourned until My 6th. Mrs. Mary Gallagher and daughter are dying trichmos's Philadelphia. Michael Gleaaon stole a coat Wm.

Mo-Caun and 1 udge King gave him SO days. The State Senate has passed the bill prohibiting the appointment of relatives to office by judges. The Shipherd Committee will go to Philadelphia and New York for testimony. They will hear Senator BUlr os Monday. Grady Introduced In the Senate today a bill for the prevention ot vivisection, accompanied by a petition front Henry Bergh.

Mislster Hurlbnt's body was received at Chicago by a delegation of tho rnd Army aud escorted to the Northwester! depot to bo taken to Belvldere, 111. The old Commercial building Is to be torn down next week. Contracts have been given, out for the building, whloh will be, it ia ea'd, one of tha finest In tie city. Ex-Assistant Postmaster-General Tyner pror ounces the statement that he ever received iv consideration train the Dorsey Combination to influence his political action unqualifiedly take. Tte Assessor! are nearly ready to report.

They state that tbe inoreeee of valuations la tha city will be from to $0,000,000. This represents new buildings and rot an increase ot general valuation. Tte rsce for the thousand guineas stsies, run at Newmarket today, was won by Crawford's Saint Marguerite, Sboovtr coming la second, and Leopold De Rotchschild'a Nellie third. Tha betting at the start was 5 to 1 against Saint Marguerite. Jobn Smyth and Jobn Coles were fa tha Police Court for assault and battery this afternoon.

Co'es tried to build a shed oi premises he leased from Smyth, who tore down eaoi bosrd ts it was nailed on. The casoorcitcd, much fun tnd both were discharged. George BaUz, By tfce advice of his phye'clatis, has given up the idea cf publishing a newspaper at present. Be secured worth of adve'tisicft whi -ti tfee advertisers enn have tuasrtcd iu The IiEWB. tte Erjnsf, tim Courier, tha (Anmr-etal, ttie Trnirt, the Demokrat or he TWcr-frrwid.

Written agreements are deposited la GMtfi's safe. Editor Bishop Vindicated. Wahsaw, April 29. The libel snlt of the People against Addis E. Bishop, formerly editor of the Attica News, in the Wyoming County Circuit, Warsaw, Judge Barker presiding, ended yesterday afternoon in a ver- diet of not guilty.

The suit was began upon i the complaint of Hon. Charles B. Benedict, banker of Attica, late Democratic Member of Congress from the Thirty-first New York District, for alleged defamation of character. The case has been In court the past four years. The defense undertook to prove the charges.

KuhdA, April 29. Th? bolter fn Baker's taw mill, back of the Parker Home, exploded at 3 P. M. yesterday, killing Frank Eaker, outer of tbe property, and Newell Olney, a mill employe. Their bodies were terribly mangled.

Frank Haines and a man named Hamilton were Injured, but It Is thought they will recover. The mill it a total wreck. No cause oan be aialgued for the disaster. New Arianlc Trial. New Havbu, Apiil 69.

Prof. CbUier-den testified yesterday afternoon that the arsenic found in Jennie Cramer's body could cot have been there 24 hours. He quoted authorities to prove It. HEons Mr Petition for Itiaaon. New York, April 29.

The petition of the Garfield Clnb for the pardon of Sergeant Mason, which is over a mile la length, wl'l he taken from the Clab House on 59th street at 7 o'clock this evening and be cattled to Washington for presentation to CongresF. A Triple Suspension. Greesville, Bouth Carolina, April Rofon Jno Barton and Fieagant Burning ine ureenvme a-osuemy vi In 1ST9. The Cod Postponed to December. at.uast.

Aora 29. The Governor hai signed the bill extending the time for the operation ot the new penal code till Dec. 1st, isaa. LEGISLATIVE DOINGS, Titus has introduced the amended sewer bill Hickman's primary eleotlon bill It a order for Wednesday. The Chiipin primary election bill was sont back from tbe estate yesterday beoause it lacked Hie Speaker's The signature Has been erased oy come jsorson unsnown.

Hickman had to recall the Counoil's water front bill, introduoel by him, booiuio ot Blunders in tl rt drawinp A reference is made in It to chap. 50, laws of 1674, which chapter las no rtiorence iu jouuhu nuairo, aim is put-sonal in character,.