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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
mAR Ra z ID.

AoNEw-PLATT-A Yonkers on Thursday, May q, By the
Rev D. NJ Seward, Samuel j. Agnew of Nashville Tenn: u
Miss Mary Pls,t daughter Of the Hon. Z"penah fat o.
pvph WATERBURY-At St. Lukes Church, on Thurs.
day Msy rs by Rev. J. H. Tuttle, Louis berseIe %
New Haven Conn TO Julia second daughter Of the ae jerry
yELs~KOYEROn Wednesday evening May g. on the occs
.ip u tb. 18Th anniversary Of the brides parents marriage
sno al the residence Of the brides aher by the Rev Henry
Ward Brecher, Richard Eel Of New-YofE to Corneia a.
Bower Of Brooklyn. -. =.
H1ESEN-DORRIAN-On Wednesday, May q, at the resi-
dr.cr of the brides fther by the Rev. James Boyer MI
Nicholas L. Hansen Miss Mary Jane Dorian daughter Of
William Dorian, esq, all VI this city - 80
Thursday, May % at the residence OF me
Sdes father 400 Second by the Rev Abn Van
Meas ar, Charles Mann and Miss Eliza Dodge, only daueh-
Ter of Jeremiah Dodge, IT,, all Of this city, .
MORGAN-HAMILTON-A Grace Church, on Thursday May
a. byt the Rev. Ia, Matthew Morgan, jr 70 Anne o.,
asush,~ Of the William r. Hamilton Of New OrlesIs
FANDEWATER-DELAPLAI Brooklyn. e. d., on
May 2 the South Second street M T. Church,
b, the Rev NJ L. Scudder, Mr. Samuel H. Vandewaer and
Miss Jennie Delsplaine. =. 10
YOUEO-EVANS-In Brooklyn Thursday evening May 20,
by the Rev Dr. Kennedy Mr. Jfei Young 70 Miss EN-
18th b. Evans youngest daughter OF the late Capt Luther
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

We understand that the representatives Of the Penn
syvania Central and New.York Central Roads have
gone home withou, concluding any arrangement for
advance Of rates. On the contrary the rates of first
class freight 10 Cincinnati have been reduced l0c.
100 II, 10 g cents.
Messrs. Ashley & Norris, No. 81 Exchange place
offer for sale Chicago City y cent Sewerage Bonds.
The payment Of interest and sinking fund is secured
by annual tax The entire debt of Chicago has been
Issued for municipal purposes, that city never having
been seduced into lending its credit to railroads The
bonds offered by Messrs. Ashley Norris are well
worthy the attention Of investors.
A meeting Of the Central Ohio bordholders will be
held at the Office Of Cliff & Lane, No. A Nassau
street, tomorrow, Saturday, at II O'Clock, noon.
There is somewhat increased demand for money
on paper at the banks and discount houses. and the
advanced rates OF interest fully established Sixty
and ninety days paper is 6a6i y cent, although
occasional transactions Of proof names are made
at 5a5i for very short dates. Six months paper goes
at ' cent, and must be gilt-edgsd 10 be done a!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
MdRINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. m
Cleared,


Stesmships-Kansk tBr Brownies, Havana, r. Cunard
vso (Brl MeGuiHon. Ly-rpo; Aaso Lines. Bremen w B.
Dayton Wiser Gssl-n Bremen, Gipeke, K-u,ch-n Rel
chef c, Hmbia Berry Cssri.ston, Spon,ad. Tstn Cp
sbips-Csnvss Bacs, CLARK Hong Kong WLmeFdns x
Mount; PoxPrfn (Br Nixon, Qnebec r. Irwin Co John
Frazer Herbert San francsco, Wells Emanuel
Bsrks-Een Lewis (BTl Fitzgerald. Halifax Barclay LY.
ins.,nn AgS.s Lyt,.e East Iuds e. ID. Morgan Yong
America Page Havana Roberts Williams, l. Stewart bite,
S.. Jnso, lthn Thompson
Bhr,-H Mraus TT, worry Ponce. H. southmayd Sons
Gold, Rule, Whi;sb,uy, Apinwa Psnama Railroad c.
Luie Omaps Newcastle, Stanton Ruger; Elizs I'd nh),
Smith, s.. CroS via Brsndywine, masters 9rapdee tBr)
Croker 81. John Resale, Fillmore, Demarsra McGraan
Frsy; Rover Sinclair s.. John. H. }. W. Meyer Belle
Flower Binn, Bordeaux, Trash Dearborn.
scbcurIs-TrsusI,at, Tton. Phscrphis, j. w. Mckee
a. D. Lane Gardner Ma;anzas J. w Elwel Co.. ssu Of
the Souh Wheeler Mobile synn Huribut s-smsn T9@sr
Jsck.unvl-. A. Snher, Co. Princess Lowell Boston: ) W.
Lewis Co. Gipsey, lBr) Wsyoot;, ST; Andrew, De
wolf; c. II. Roger, Langley Ehzabethpo, Merrill Aeb
Ellen Loui-s Thompson New Haven, master; Caroline { Reed,
Pembroke Brett Son Coz c. Williams, q 'Gins, Plymouth,
j. Button Coz Evergade, Watts EhzAbvthPoTt Ms'r
Abbott.
sloops-En.erpr,e Gladwin Hartford II. L. Racket, Co.
L. Fciwch, Peat, Hartford, II. s. Racket John ADAMS Hat
tock, New.Hayen master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
Receipt. Of Produce-May p, Is

JRJor:eG e.einsirsiy for Tns n. T. TasrEs ~ DSn~
vRuso.o-.e York azS s,Ie-lo c..k. Ashes. pkg,
Bau, Is bh Beans u Cheese aS obi. Ess 5,S oeI q
ess. Oats Isl ob. rers 3, oal@. sam. Ss hhd- and 81
Xes- Yos and Nee Raren-il pigs Butter @ Ghee.e.
coop Poultry Dbl Esss bb Potatoes, rolls Leather
By AsEMcAs ExpsEss 10 pks.- Butter. bx' Poultry, 10
coops powI- bS. Game, b''. Esss r
BY NORTH KrvER-,I>,eliat1 Steanboa, i,ae-lsl pkg
Better IS Cnss - Dutch Cne'.e cops Fowls - Ses
Fa.:o ' ! ioli. L s,sei. Hons. caves.
'i xts Yo,S VIA and Toy siss@5'ss clo pkg Batter 90
o os.. ItG bis. PS,atOes. a Hors., caE.
Ys,t aaS sa.y G,s' Li:fvs pkg. f Be'; sr, u
i4s has. Po,aioe-, 70 Calves u Lsmb- 80 saese ~, A..
Rssfy S sH ss, i P.o ss'2 '' A
imeyiean Ban;Vc,tatoa Cempdny-'odt GrseH Bdy-si'
Western Tyos,po,taiop Co 5000 bush. Corn, IS boxes
Barge Wyomins-a9 rtss Butter, Sc Live Fowls = bhl.
hs po,sos. , hall. Cav Sacks Wool PKG Dried Fruit,
10 Calves. II Lambs, Sheep, Dbl. vi.esar A.,
pIe. 80 os,. DO Ry 4 DO CorH g BOZ. satoe',
s75 bale. Hay 5pkss Dried Fruit, coop Fowl" L" Calves
Steamey Sh,mar-276 pkg, Butter Dbl. Lard a Live
bn,h Rye $50 bas bush Beans 10 bush Potatoes 80
bss HAY ~ hass Straw 10 sacks Wool Cows and Calves
Propeller DariE9 p,s, Butter, l2l Live Fowls, q pkT'
Ees, bb. Flour 60 hoI, App-s 45l bush OATS So bush
Usy SO Cay.s Il Fowls. y Sheep Cow aGd Calf $500
61roe L. X Mfllen-5l pkss Butter, bbls Eggs, 70 hbls
Foi S2 bush Oa 2soO bush Corn % bsxs Feed ITO BUSH
Po,a,o.s 80 ba's Hay .,,
Rayce Nerburgt-5 Pkg. Batter coops Fowls, ~ bbls
Fts 10 o-es Fk,ur rolls Leath. 10 bales Hay % Calves,
Cow and Calves ~ Sheep and Lambs. . 49,,
Barqe inGeoenGeHcel pkss Butter, l Live fowls DDS
Fggs bb Flour 40 bush Oats SIS bags Feed bales
How, SO Calves Il Sbe'p.
Slsaner heyport-H pkgs. Strawberries
ToTAL-2I paes Ashes Zoe bb. AppIs 2724 pkss Butter.
I45 Chesr 20 Dutch Cherscs 5s5 bbs and y pkg ss'
bh Flour I76 90 Rye Flour 3s haas Wheat 30 hhd snd 81
case. Tobacco s0I bis Whisky, 80 bales Skins psg Lard
373 side, Leathe 1871 rls Lsner, 1898 bu.h Oats SO obs
beans s7 bb Pork 81 and $50 live Fowls 1872 bags
Feed s bb-. Potatoes 27o balr. Hay ~ bale, sf,w 70
Wool, II and Calves, 40 Calves, ~ Horses ~
st. arc Lambs boxes ,-, - hsbb's Pearl Barley sss
bu.h Corn ykgs Died Fruit 81 pkgs Strawberries bales
I'm hIls Cidrr. ila hush. Re- 10 nags FlJur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

yvu,,,,. shsia, ke-soton Tor new
n.l S,ed nth sio es ', Sarah Lesi.-Jndgment Tor
Cb,k Z. wiison ~ ,er-,, from OFT ia 1873 win oo
ph.rn Tor fiS Appointed, &c Form OF decree !"
"a % I've T; s.s, act Mutual Io.nIaD Com
Son ~ 's,"p sor q trial denied ~,,h Ir|
Xy.,sa Newman ct al. sgt Israel I .maD ct al
s.s s;: J. :. AIT. John B. Gray Of referee
s.ssssa ;v' to prosecute S'H . ava obtaining he
injunction Before JuI-se wecnsvr.
Motion TO vaca'e de ordsr Of May p, reducing tine
given by the pr-vsrs srder denied but df sn'
may ant Stat Es the complaint On eene i'oS
be at sbe,,y the cans on tSs % ,.s a.
Tern. and the 70 % II tia day ~h the sa.s1 9
.s dra Plaintiff cote "a th Notion ~ e sea .,,oe i.
lrossbs-tls ,eqnesed pas 70 give
,sos have socsed the plaintiff and u.d the e1
sains,in end y.psctoe and il he peaee 'ssn .ne
subro.iss psinf he Of attending en- this notion
Moeos SenIea. with =, costs. .,-,-,..
Ths mesi % s.sis out irreevsat mate. cn the complains
b granted % plsnve, = consent without costs
John autrwoa Receiver Of IsDd City Bank az. John ~
Broderek ct al
This action was brought TO recover the amount OF
svsesvcis for 1850 the defendants The Mec<cS
rss defense was. defendants lent them 20 to The Island
Gig s.d received confederation for them Inc jury
ts.fs Peabody plaintiff. Me.srs Bradley for defend
rs,.. Tssx-M.Y z;-Bsfnrs Jssti I've BoswosIs %., r
Nstbspiel o. Games and Sainle, f"SAe" So
Stewart
The complaint in this sets forth that the aeiena
-, r,,,d ,Le premises Of Fifth Avenue and Eighth
-, M Br. Wont Housel between the 4tb Of April ard me
h, "A Nav 1875 he kept hoef there that ne ,ied
H. Of The plaintiff but has not paid his rent amounting
% 1853 20 ..-.,o,aa .ha
hossr was trp and occupied BY Curtis Judson vino had pos
-, hy virtue lease i from May l. 1913 exc
sasec 70 hin by PLAINTIFF Defendant aso dd: that he ne
o. pied the premise, with without the permission OF the
,issn,i1s OF that be ever kept ho;ef there.
appeared on tral that Judson was the hotek@e on,
Claimed thar defedan, he'd agreed with Judson 10 become
ssm.be for the rent That Judon be pressed and was
~ All 10 meet hs monthly payments aod that 70 secure hen
,h paints were Compelled fall back upon the faith Of
a. na.rts exIre.s or Implied promise Defendant falling 70
nerfrm his duties snIey the suit was instituted Although
Involved small council engaged in the case are
The eminent profession probably for the purpose OF
we. tsstpg the principle whether the surety very nice
man he Is enabled help his fead, the defendant TO Keep
q botein Case still on. ,s,.
o. d. Field for plaintiffs James T. Brady for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
The annexed table gives the condition OF the Banks


The Nashua and Lowell Railroad report for the
year ending March shows gross earnings OF $685.
995, AID expenses Of $ll6929. After payment of
dividends Is T. cent and SIC 933 to the Wilt,n Road,
$l9l33 was carried contingent fund.- aud $500 to
suspense account. the road owes nothing. The
contingent fund amounts to s67 $50 and the suspense
account TO $6,SlS. These amounts are invested in
cash notes receivable real estate disconnected from
the road, and materials of all sorts. The cash on
hand March was $40 lss, from which a dividend OF
81 600 was paid May ..
The ". o. Picayune Of the 2lst, in its money
article, remarks:
"Tbe Money Market, although stil abundan,ly suo-
phed not present quite the same rauge ot faei-
ties to borrowers before. Prime loLg paper, which
WAS in request few week, ago at cannot noS be
passed better than 3 while second-cass names rule nj
9G9i cent The offerings IN the street are not
large but at Bank they tree and almost NJ 10 The
full line Some parties are providing themselves Wild
money in advance u their requirements, anticipating
perhaps higher rates of interest hereafter
A dispatch dated Nes-Orleans, May p, says the
warhke character OF the European news prevented
the Louisiana and T-bual tepec Company from nego-
tiatipe last week for a large amount Of money ID
cover the drafts Messrs. Hargous Brother. The
mon.y market is getting very tight here, and the
demand greatly increases.
The rece pts Of produce at Chicago during the past
week were as follows: 5 33j bbls. Flour; 9JU0
BUSH Wheat; 49, Isl bush. Com II ,O77 bush. Oats;
l277 bush. Rye; 1913 bush Bailey.
The shipments during the same period gere 5,3o5
bbls. Flour; 1884 BUSH Wheat; 81. 1913 bush. Conn
SIG bush. Oats; $3.50 bush. Rye 5O76 bush. Bar
ley. OF the Wheat reported, 1850 bush. went 10
Buffalo; 36,17 bush. to Oswego; ,l5o to Colllng-
wood and the balance 70 stations along the railways
leading Of this city, east and west Ot the Corn
exported 81 900 BUSH welt to Buffalo; H. 5so BUSH
10 Oswego; STAG bush. ~ COlngwood, and the bal
ance to minor lake ports ana saIioLs on the raTays
The amount Of Flour and Grain in store On Saturday
last was az follows: IL, 52l bbls. Flour 2ll l9 bush.
Spring Wheat; IN, III bush. Red Winter Wheat;
aga bush White Winter Wheat; l56, 691 bush. Corn
IA 80 bush. Oats and "a, 56l bush. Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
Rn.reuvern Arrived

IN s.eam,hp Granada, troa i,stoaA and Hirrna-Dr =
Rr gsod Is C,yrIly. wife .lser 7. CnnIoy and ~ie
Jobn Freeman Mn. Wsrucr and TWO children r. CTas wife
AID child w b. Rochester Mr., S'or d. aury Miss i@rhn,
M. Phillips aud inlaut james Watts D. Fitch. L. Harrison,
W A. Van Amsye, J. II. Ham, Dr.. Benson, stewNi D.
Dbti-- and sister J. r. Ransom. George Fox Geo j. Bo"ks
A. j. KELLOGG James Pullman. R. 3 Lam'w L. W. hSrs'
Cam, Rs,s and wife F. Mofs- Mr. Holland, Mr. Curtis B. s.
Krpdc George H. Moore Mr. Lockwood, wife and sister b.
J. Pesse and wife, John Dunnns L. f1, Mco,, Gs@se
Mrixb-r, J. w Johnson II. Hszn, j. Is. hasey, MI Hunt
81 C.no,s j. Soto, Robert Kennedy, C. Carr, B. \ Wat
-if, child M. Lynch and children O. SCOTT. Mr., Me
Csnld and child b. Mslh-~son. J. w Barnes r. r. Field
james Buchanan c. Scoby, Mr. Wilson, wife asd child j. j.
Tsus IL "a he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
NEw.YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NAY 80 1889.

,sbr Oh" Blower. wilder Boston, In ballast Tor Bergen
Point.
SIR. W. H. Rowe. wissns New London in s> S'aHd 70
Philsd-rtiA 80,
shr Governor Chsse Boston jasy., hns-ed 70 Samuel Jadd
Scr. d, -, II.
schr susan Bra,e, Boston days. md.r N ) W. Lewis
schr Kou;h Pet;.Dsn Se~eoryPor, day.. sise 20 : W.
sem R Clark M.:be~, Lials Egg HareOr days. char
sh Dan.ie Chichester Richmond day, -four and tobacco
20 C. H. Pier~Dn & Co ~
schr Hickman, Hickman. virsnh days corn 10 A. C.
sch Amelia sanbon Maehis, days lumber and Ah- 70 T.
sehr virsin. Pnoe ELlrrdsr Aruyo P r. May %
s W. Lewis L Co. Sailed in company with oas Maria fhn'
usy Boston.
SeLI Mgau,n Avery. Grvenuan, Boston days, f-h 20
- ,. -, ,.
S~hr Amber Rsss.y, Wsrshsm days, nais ~ ins--F
crbr Avon Wou<mznscn. Virginia days wood
srhr Bro;hsrs Dsvey Georgetown. D. C., days, coal
schr. Rescue, Bshrr Baltimore 8 days, Gal
Scir. E J. Rsyner. R,yner. Baltimore d.ys coal
schr T. p Able Jones. Portland, Couu.. 2day., stone
schr Lor Taylor Boston days, nese ~ inas;rr -
schr Amslon Burch Sandwich IN ballast, bound 70 Hudson
Schr sarah Ryrts Lonely. Foss Rive. days chsruo,L
Schr Elizabeth Davidson Lus Boston days hsh % master
Schs. Laura Weeks, Lizzie Egs Harbot d-ys charcoal
Schr MARY Frances Link Lizzie EeS HrhoT days, charnns
Scr Mar, Taylor Wilson. Gres, Ess Hsrkor DAYS, eoa
Scr SEQ Witch, Esber; Baracoa May H. fruit 70 u AeHe',
Schr. Roaci"s, Avery TaUntn, mdse
schr Thon Ellis, Kelly, Glcuces:,r, Esh.
Schr Sharon Card Pohss.ett mdse.
BELOW-One ship
sAILED-stran.hp. COlumbis chaIiesoa Karnak Havana
end Nassau.
WlSD-Durins the day s., and gery fresh all IN.
Tie ship Victoria Thur-day London h., ~: pas
aud reports My Henry Cleveland Of New
| York fell overheard and We iost
b. Brgs Hishspn Mary Acadian and Standard, from Wind
| ior, are anchored q, Rikrr's Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

that, DemaDat sS.s are unchanged a. 5 y ,,n., VIII
an sbundsn: rdpply. Money Is # with the 's.iins
stock bo,..es occasionally at isi! = cent
yc~.rr. Le Hurny & Co., No. Wan street, gi'e
,ksa ALn, xed quot atoms:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
By Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, May y, sanset-One ship In tow OF the
Achs bark and bt In the bay bond in Steamship
Coumhia Charleston going out the bar Steamship
karuk for Nassau AID Havana passed the bar at Wind
=, fssh. vearh-r ce-r.
HIGHLANDS, Msy y, snnsrt-steamship Granada from
Apnw aud Hsysis and brig D. Of the shands bound
On. brk and three bgs al anchor the Spit bound out
Wind s. ar d moierate weather clear
sOUAN May a. suls-tWid fresh from 8 weather clear
No;fns IL sight.
BOSTON May q Arr bark Faith, Kenney, Carieuas bFiss
belmont Locke Sears Havana Morning Light Blair Ssgaa;
hr Ocean Ranger nbbets, Remedies Gamma. ErssHe.
Csrdcnas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

TOBACCO-The market /. l1eyha. recovering ,roun ~ u
u-,, and although fh. there is d.p-tiSn %
rurckss-; .s. ~ - hbis Kentucky II e;dIi liz U.s.
Havana az Sc - bales CHA pvs;e terms ana 80
c..-s serdksf q; 8! d2jc , $50,
TINTh- mar bath for Pf and Plates qus and p'es
ar urwhs, buyers favor; u ;he former we hJe ssrs
nu go labs al sic B,ncs, and -. a1c Tor Straits
errs -. ...,sv.
TALLOw-The demand !. moderate and prices are s"'Hyi
81 all sa.s 4; llGiitc cash. ..,. 49,. IN,
bbls. q; Hc. G21Ac. .i ..-.s-,i
WHALEBU;.E remains d1, ard prices are mercy H"u''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

MarkeIs-CAkEFuLLYR EPoRrED FOR The N. Y. TRIsuSE
FRIDAY, Nay q, 1888.
ASHES-Tbe market III. demand fair sales Of
S. bbl, a. S. 50 for Pots. and IS IS FOR Pearls.
SrocK or ASHES, Friday May n, 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
ADVERTISEMENT

THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. 2 WaI-st, offer for
sae o. s unes UNITED STATES and STATE sTocxs fer In
vestnent OF Banking purposes, IN amounts 20 suit
Orders foI the purchase sale Of STOCKS on comnson
promptly executed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

ofuoh hsS. a. ,d7ic fr dry shoulder ara
,is,S,c Tor do Hans. Lard 70 strady and in tan os %
.. 100 hbls and tea ieGI2tc. Bacon v MA Ass ~
,so tts. W---rp fn- smoked priyAe terms hos,sfs N
sd SUPPLY and heavy l7esc. for rev State aud ono
*, Ch,s.s .rr 1aabl. az 4sst', .
: asa ~ IS y lo1 r.. -, 1T.
sUGARs-We quot. de.ue 81 fnn T., and ne denny. -
.ri.s bhi. Cuba az 5id'.c aud 10 aeas We"
O,l-,u, az o. a1t. Rrsn.d quiet. , a..
SCI DS-taout,s Lins-.d quiet bat Sodefs are 10 o"''
Al : - & bush. cash. ., ,,, Pan,
srlRTs-Ciiy Aoho selling a. S7d62e American Bran
ay Gin puT- 50 az Sc. AMI view cngaad Rum w.
SPFLTFk 10 iuscrivs az So, y m0s . Isl.
SHOT cu,uu- IN moderate r-ques. a. u for Drop and ~
net e.sb tr Buck -, IL, ., IL
As-The mark; dull 3. pTiyan ae ID" suction toaay
W.. H.. .u- and poT..J1 we've ShdFAHn ne P'i0e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
6penal Nurlrrs.
Princes Protean FonnIsin Pen


Enough has been said IN favor Of this Pen, every
writer's having The Gov is perfect Regulated pleasure.
Compact No temperature Affects Absolutely incOIrdbh.
VIII please the tastdiou- ptsn. All kinds Of nk ee
This il the only perec, Fountain Pen in the world Pens
By mr. II on receipt ~ money.
ono. filling writes from 10 hours Discount 10 Trade.
Agents having fr q % $50 make money. Address
I. q. SrEARNS, Agent, NO 2n7 Broadway, np stairs
To the Printers of Newly ork.-A toe last meeting u
the New loh ypga phcsi Union, No q, the following sO-
ton adopted:
Rescrd That special meeting of the Union be held Tam
many Hall ocoek Saturday evening. May q 1859 and
printer. favorable to the principles OF organization b In
Nit.d 10 attend.
In with the above resolution Special Meeting Of
TIE Union viii Do held ramu.spy Hsl on SATURDAY
EVENING May S 1882 at o'clock, and the entire crsf VI
hi. city cordially invited to str.ny.
c. w COLBURN, President
r. D. DAcK, Recording Secretary.
A Meeting Of the Central Ohio Railroad Bond
holders will be- hello Once Of C'Iff LANE No "
Nasssrs, THIS DAY Saturday, at H. O'clock Inn
poitsnt business will before the meeting, which
necessary that oist- action should be- taken.
FREDERICK A. LANE, Counsel for Trustees
Ladies', Christian Assoc on.-MopthIy Meetins Ex
business h. held WEDNtSOrf June l. a. o'cbck
o M ia the chzpe N.~iofk University, Washington.
square. Full All punctusl attendance requested.
LEOS0RA JONES' Cor See.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

Wa.er Coolers: Water Ceelers :mrnsy ~ ~ s,ss
would hav. chilling effect but they are dsssnsd @ 49,
stores counting houses and n.sncfsctor,ss r% 49,
end gs:ail, At Nos and BuEhsss nP NEW r,X HAlf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

The Members Of +. H.. snow Social No. ! Ue
the Funeral Services of h.s slstsr
Waik-r at Thar Hall, No. ls7 B,wery, "WEDNESDAY
EyESI 10 next ats Jeock precisely.
" B-The members Of the Order 10 general invited 70
attend. VIM T.. WHITE r. s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-14

B0-A protective elopement from Havre
to New York was recently nipped in the
bud A letter from Hdyre says On Salur-
day a lady and two gentlemen alighted at
a hotel, and took tickets for their passage to
New York on board the Mercury. On the
same day, while the party were preparing
to visit the town, 4 telegraph dispatch arr
rived from Amiens directing the landlord OF
the hotel to have the three persons in ques
tion arrested, and to stop thirtylone chests
which they were about to take with them to
New York. The landlord instantly replied
by telegraIh that il was no business OF mis-
to arrest people. Another dispatch 70 the
police caused the arrest Of the parties. II
appears that the runaway a member Of an
Amiens firm in the wine tru de, had fallen in
love with the wife of his partner, and alb
seconded with the lions share of the profits
of the concern, The third parsonage was
merely a clerk, who had lent his passport tC
his former employer