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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

A DvERTISfMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
N RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE 1,eis BROAD
WAY, THREE DOORS ABOVE THlRTy-FIRST STREET,
AND IN BROOKIYN, AT NO. COURT STREET, CITY
nALL SQUARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE. ADvER-
TIaEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ. TILL r. NJ.
EvERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE
THEIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIS-
ERy, NO FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN.
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N. W. H. GERKEN 4 Co, Managers.
.. sY GLASS So a77-paAwS ATls NJ, 4rRIL Il; ls7l, m
CLASS a7s DRAWN AT & I. NJ, April. l2, ls7f.
IL 81, 45, 90, 7S, 81 6s, 8a. ,, g. go
LCTHY CO.. Broker rs 240 Greenwich street.
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A CHANCE FOR DEALERS OR PRIVATE PARTIES
N Very stylish Horse old, 1874 high sound kind
speedy suitable for work road sold reasonably respon-
sible guarantee. e91 Eighth avenue.
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| -A.-PERS0NS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
~. IRE insurance companies. and who do not desire to
surrender thei policies by absolute sae borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
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KENTCCKY LOTTERY CLASS s73. NOS. II, IS. %,
N drew $4,000. DE Ian BROTHERS, Brokers, room
I3, $50 broadway corner OF Liberty street.
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Al -BARRY'S TRICoPHERpUs SURE TO RENEW
al. and beautify the hair and BAkRY'S SAFE HAIR
DYE, aranecd not contain any injurious Ingredient
Try them. 0lice 3s4 Pearl street. New YORK.
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PROPOSALS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
~ NOTICE TO CONT FACTORS.
Proposals viii be received at the Engineers occ No ~,
Liberty street, New York. until eUth
Gay OF April instant for the graduation necessary FIR
additional tracks OF fals, each siic
ane siie o the pfeseat tracks be directed by
Engineer between Elizabeth AMI und Brook EXCEPT that
between sootch Pian grade and Pisinaet the
Will he graded for double track Of rats only Plans pro
tiles aud specifications be this after
the 18th Instant The the right to reject
sil bids not deemed adys yeous 10 the company.
JAMES MOORE.
Consulting Engineer, No. Il9 Liberty street New York
NEW YORK, Air :, ISL
nEPARrNENT or DOCKS NOS. glS AND s4s BKOAn-
- way New YORK, ArriI H. ISL
To CONrRACfogB.i ais, enclosed In sealed
velope and endorsed with the ti,e Of the the
OF the bidder Will be rcce,y tue oIce of the
OF Docks until Thursday Arl 10 s'i at l. o'clock NJ for
building
SIX DREDGING MACHINE MCD sCOwS
Blank forms OF specifications ant agreements
tanned at the ONCE of tho Department.
JOHN r. AGNEW,
WILSON q. HUNT. Commissioners
RICHARD NJ. HENRY OF the
HENRY A. SMITH Department OF Docks
WILLIAM WOOD.
j. GREviLLR kNSF, Secretarv
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|. TrENrIoa Is CALLED TO THE FOLLOWING :
A Lien b. MINER. AuC1IONEER
n BANKRUPT SALE,
NNIIED bIATts

A GFTLEMAN'S ENTIRE EXPERIMENTATION
"A eisting OF a dark bay team Horse and Mare, Black
Hawk stock and years old, 16x high, very FAST stylish
and pleasant drivers long and tails, both elegant
der saddle for lady gentleman full brother sister,
without bcmsh, cost present tI6o, warranted
sound and kind Also Coupe Rockaway built by Mott. IN
perfect order set Double Harness. but little used adv's
and genemans Saddles, Brides, Whips Blankets Sheets
TO be sold without Saturday. April l5 Il
O'clock at BARKER HAMLIN'S City Auction Mart and
New York Tattersa's, Of broadway
street where stock be and examined any pre-
gai
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SPECIAL MOTTO T. :.

OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ interests and convenience bv leaving their
for the HERALD at the Branch Once (removed from li5
Fulton street to NO Court street. City Hall square
building with Erie Railway oee This only authorized
Brookyn Office and advertisements received
rates without extra charge of any kind open from n
uleP.M.
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Rr VIEWS By RAIL Or STEAMER, PHOTOGRAPHIC
n ing subjesa tho liae, real ctsac, 1c.pttnres,
Isv2a $50; promptly executed s. A. HOLMES 59s Broad
psta.llshsj tSlS
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LNRANCIS HERIN a BOY Is YEARS OF AGE, IS
missing from home snc. the ith OF March. has fair
hair rcso ii gat cascS pNnts. Any intorma.
hon OF him will be thausfuy received at No. 523 East
Twelfth street.
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INSTRUCTION.

4 PARTISAN YOUNG NAN WOULD LIKE To TAKE
Lessons In Geometry In exchange tor French Jessons
Address .. A., Herald office.
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HAPs AND MlSHAPS.
,sts in Brooklyn last week. 81.

Police arrests in Brooklyn last week, Oh
The body of an Unknown man. age 10 was found,
80 -, In he Fa. River Of the foot Thirteenth e
David Fleming age 20. fell from third-story win
dow 81 n. ~ EasausL. BIooAlJu yeseriy sui ~. Killed
BENJAMIN Fales age 26 colored, OF y. johns. y. b.
rock on toe liza lynx oi Tie ' o. E, ntp 'eooNls r
os,rhoarl y-,tonl,y and vi. do"hrl.
Flor, Radcliffe leaped on Saturday into the East
~ 90, M foot of twenty while waiting the Black sel
eGo,, 10 take the Charity Hospital ,he u,
man supuosed to be George Bradley of Isabella
~ h rs found nen.bIe SATURDAY evening fouuhiy
,th a. sui he to ilr ihgtrthst station HOWE
Da,id Il. Van DcTng. age - OF No. 90 Amity-st
, 80, A. Laura Ksens foure- Oh o. rleitsf while walking loly
F,4 .atlry night ne4' Thompson M 10 iAe pavement iu
dlr Instantly
The elevator in llarways dye works. on Freeman
6r.rnpuut gave SATURDAY when ~
John Tabor. John King Ih,s.s ~
.mnrl barlow. we're baily injured
The smoke-housc attached to L. II. PRAY. IT,. s.
e., PROV ~.hon No, a. H. AMI 80 West rs-lhh h
G-.sI 400 ~ ss IssIorI.J ai in'sl Cas,a Lssla's'
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70 the amendment adopted yesterday on motion OF Mr.
Holman providing that the proceeds OF the tax on circu
aton shall he expended In desying the cost OF 'o ro
The question was then taken by and Nays agree
ing 70 the Senate amendment as snehdeu yesterday anu
II was reected-Yeas. S6; Nays, NJ. , -,
The senate amendment approprating 100000 FOR add
t0nal buildings AT the military depot AZ fot haFoh
worth, kansas, was rejected ,.,..oa.
Mr.. MYERS qep. PENN moved to amend the senate
amendment which repeats the law for the meeting or
each Congress tho Ith of March by adding pro-
yso that The repeal shall not take enesl nn ai'er 'o
The amendments having been all dlsposed o. Pr
BINGHAM Rep., Ohio moved to lay the bill OH the
Mr.. DAWES rep. Massl represented that to lay the
b on the table woud be to prevent tHc pay pen
vent the Assistant Marshal. getting Their pay for taxing
ton from getting the means to rebuild their Orphan
A lum and To prevent the aged anu lniSeht poor Oh
Washington from receiving relief
Mr. BINGHAM rep Onio) remarked that it would 10
nothing Of the kind there was nothing To prevent the
gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr Dawes from bring
Ing in new bin for such purposes.
Mr GARFIELD Nep.. Ohio remarked that MT Dawess
stat showed the value OF the extra session Of Con
Tnc motion to lay the bill on the table rejected
Yeas 50; Nays. l2j-and Committee OF Conference on
the disagrecng votes was then ordered.
THE kU-bLUN BILL.
On motion of Mr.. sIfELLABAkGER rep, OhOl the
Senate amendments to the kuklux bill were taken rom
the Speakers table.
Mr. sHELLABARGER said he would move 10 concur
In all the amendments except the last two the one III
relation to the oath of jurors. and the other what Is
would move nonconcurrcnce ana ask for Conference
Copmittee. The House then proceeded to vote on the
amendments.
The amendment extending the right Of the President
to suspend the writ of habcas corpus till the end OF the
regular session of Congress, instead of till juno /,
1872, rejected by Sc Yeas against % Nays.
The amendment in relation 10 the oath Of jurors was
rejected without the Yeas and Nays
The amendment known rs the Sherman amendment,
assessing damages localities rejected by 45 Yeas
against l3l Nays All the other amendments were con-
CURED in.
Committee Of Conference was ordered on the dlsa-
greeting votes of the Houses and Messrs sbeaDar
ger, ScOficld, aud Kerr were appointed. Adjourned.
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EASE BALL NOTES

The Chairman of the late National Associa-
zion has issued circular in which, ne warns h,se t,u
players generally thai the new rules printed by the
Chicago secretary Of the Association contain important
errors and omissions ana unofficial not having been
Issued uhGl le auspices OIL the Chairman of the Com
1nttee OF Rules ana the ChaTmon of the prpt,,o Co,
ltiee Of the National Association ''"e '''
On Saturday the HaryGrds PLAYED a.. po.. to
with McYey and SpaudIng 10 assist them ana dtat6
sHariy NIighps side by score of % 10 u me etsrs
opened play at Brooklyn. and defeated field nc h' -
Of n ~ u...The Chan pIons also took tb neiG a.
Jersey city FOR ne first tllnr this season
Today the EckiOrdh play their first match az tl Al.
son with The Tony Pastor Black stocking nine "n ~,
HniOn Grounds, and the Mutuas play in Charleston I'm
fheT a.i match with nc Savannah club, Mills utched
shd WOiter. caught up 10 the seventh innings
The G0thams open AZ the ElYslaH Fields, Hsb0kcu to
NOTION IA the evening Tho Athletics take the ALBANY
boat 20 play the HaymakeIs at Troy on Wednesday.
twenty five base ball clubs belong 20 the Sew-Jersey
state Association OF this number three In Newark
bfce IA Jersey City, and two each In Trenton Elizabeth
Ne" brunswick ana Princeton. The Princeton Uuiyer-
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THE ASSASSINATION or col. DICKINSON.

MEETING OF yERMONTERS IN THIS CITY-AREI-
VAL OF THE REMAINS OF THE MURDERED
MAN-SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
The remains of the late John Q. Dickinson
native OF Vermont who held Federal and local Offices at
Mariana, Florida and who recently murdered by
KuKlux arrived here yesterday by steamer from Sa
vannab in charge OF Adjutant-Gen Varnum of Florida
The body will be conveyed hence to Benson, Vermont
for interment, arriving at Fairhayen tomorrow after
Mr. Dickinson assassnated on the evening OF the
al nst while passing quietly from his place Of business
me n ~ n"fnin1 living where he fen lie had received
thirteen buckshot in his breast and pistol bullet through
public meeting held at the Granimercy park Hotel
in this city Friday. was attended by MS acquain-
ances aud personal friends, Of whom had been HIS
comrades in the army, and all Of whom were Vermont
ers living in NewYOrk ana Brooklyn. The Hon. Peter
NJ Porter, Charles $. Colburn, and Col stephen a.
Walker was appointed take charge OF the remains in
to their destination Vermont. Prot Braincrd Kellogg
Col. William G. Holbrook, aud lAeutCol. Aldan T.
Walker requested 10 prepare formal expression
the feelings awakened by the murder and reported as
We have heard With grief the assassination Of la
meed lend The peculiar Attending ths oug-
suggest consideration. not condnei Of his friend.
Mr. Dickinson entered TIE 3,Iy y soon y T @ ,,s ~ ie
full, and houonhy until the termination Of hoes. On LEAVING the
army BE a. oqff he t5 Office. Of e. r and Clerk
OH County He refinement ami culture and Of
than ability and discretion lie remarkably quiet and
gcui and afe.ionste disposition sn Of the
bappv turn Of which making epeme lie
w. trge the principles which educated aud m which be hai
fought had Of greed 81 the politicians and his honor
without lis life often threstue FLORIDA ard he lived
danger ;Aor lime before biz death seem1sl! with pre-
sentiment of his fate. h. Olows:
wish Put that political con IN this state
up t and honorable and that Do single step
taken; that while Of this have bitter
personal snd ambition to
f more than Of who falls the sake Of
opinion conduct that he knows TO lie r.ht"
Of this bis public
tmouv liberty soldier
who Ga died upon battlefield heartily dep0re terrible
taxation which Mr. Dickinson
We 10 not presume advise corrective but
adherence OF the
Of society
the imperative and The family
and relatives Of M Dickinson have sy
doeDce in their sore ~ elton
The report was unanimously adopted
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sseet ~ Hqr,rs s NJ no
Tue ssliias. Owned By Peter Lynch. IAN sso So. ,o,uri
Mrs. Mulligan. age TO- while standing. on Satnr-
ay Tho No
hhth breast slightly wosssi By pistol
Dali hrei BY an unknown party
John Splitter n German il awaiting trial by
Martial At Governor. Island charge Of forging Gen Ji C.
Dsn 1gnsinre TO checks Frederick pph reenwioh
Saloon serper sDher
city. $3.50
A fire last evening in the row of one-story frame
bunes noe ~ IA and In Centr, caused damage % lhe follow
s erIpfns no w. Adam htiila nder tailor o % insured b.
tbe 6ernAnA Ccmpany No ia Hermann Merhof o
bLo No ~ deose Weber, barber 5UO Tie bln.s belong
W tbs Loriard estate ,nd are damaged 800; in.uei
Patrick Finn Of No. ~ Robinson-st and John
Hnsett Of No. 40 ahu9ion ST. while ero-sny
hen ferry last eVeeng both being intoxicated
Frederick Goth inoaensiye its-n who panied M
While the rufans beating him Ceth
Finn len breast lansing dangerous wound at ives ais,
slightly wounded the arrival OF no Cth srre.,. AMI
M k IN m the Police Station rian "a. r,u,i - a..
Par. Io.ptaI Ilersett vent home.
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ance. Among these performers arc W ~
-, w Arlington W. II. Rice, Charles Henry
"a Donnicker and ]. N. surridge. Several new faces
will I've seem and many agreeable incidents are promised
Howes Circus may also be viewed this evening for
the nrst time here 1t comprises Menagerie OF via
ass Its location ia the Rink on the corner OF Thiro
ave and sxty-thirds The laps, at the San Francisco
Minstrel Han, Will diversity their programme by the III
PRODUCTION OF the Butterfly Act the Magic Egg and other
strance achievements The reproduction Of "Riche-
lieu at Booths Thcater, tonight, merits auson ~
sort of novelty. Mr Booth will personate the Caru"
The spectacle of Orchard Ill" continues It's pros
porous run at Nielo's Garden AT the Olympic IA -
attendance has rewarded liberal stage-managemon' "
rhe presentation Of the collection Of pctnieSd"
lesux. called " Horizon" which may be seen e''''
and on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
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A CALENDAR or CRIME.
THE wAsurNGroN-sr. wIFE-MURDGR.

The investigation into the case of Mrs. Ann Bowe.
fatally kicked md beaten By her husband john Boz during anken
SATURDAY by The evidence coborel that rrto
fore taken and fully proved the u Of The hu'bai verdict against
edere by ur leaving their and tho Cor
ouer him Tomb, lie received the verdict With toIi
Indifference questioned his guilt said BE- hs nothing 70
say except that MS wife drank.
THE BOHRER HOMICIDE.
Victor oLrer Gay beaten Of residence
No III lhd.i On the nigh Of Mah - vs., SHOWN las Bohr
and kcel Of the inmates ani that he finally
that Peter uck Newark brewer for whom
had eeh is'ne di not leave ls saloon AMI mai no quarrel
with eea Ayerci Of death tho hands Of some person nn
NE ST pArRrcK's DAY HOMICIDE.
Can't Gunner Of the Nineteenth Police h aeei Patrick
@ Of g cooe in the siscs on Ess Rey Of No o Bst
bt, died in Bellevue Hospital Friday from injuries
received the night Of March H. Golden SAYS wat on the night
catered sieve Geogten saloon Portfolios, second TheI
drank times and ey then yea n,o the street ,oi
aer'ar found gilg On Tue sile"aih rrns from ppt
rn received tight lie refused TO tell we whom be Ati oIs
Of gang desperate ns With whom tie Police are constantly
THE BAxTER-sT. sTABBIsG CASE.
Coroner Keenan, ha; taken the '1sbe b E1fa
No. IS Barpr BY an unknown sailor hal n,esl
place and ISe q n1 sun 81 .ns I iq s ~ 10
THE LAST WALSH FORGERY.
Pny Evarls arrested in San Francisco whittier
Wool CO. by means Of check Union Nations. Bank is-i
t57 committed for rs on Sasny By Justice Do"n1 in de-
charged Jewery aud t!O gold have been recovered
THE LFFgCT OF POLITICAL INFLUENCE.
Henry Menke rstave knockedown unknown
dung shot early YESTERDAY. cutting him balg over The @ eye
Hospital anercke arrested tie E.r Market Police
Court, where Justice Scott discharged 6n -, ,,our
The wife Of Rw1 Hogan ',. n n Pae. ssn
. esd n %S Ss cant c.mePon That her LG2i s
Young man named saloon somewhere town general alarm
wa. sent police and the light known
t. over YEA ago the fought C0es saloon 10 Delaney st.
Capt Bennett and his police ccongy y',chi TIE place closely
and is believed that the contest vi" deferred
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DEPARTURE or FOkEiGH hhiiS.
MONDAY. APH,L ".
psSSENGERS dRRIYED.


PROM GEsOA-,n steamship Dacen, April lstn"r s'r'n ana
wifi Miss str-si IT, Washington TTel Rev Fhf op Mrs
Ma, Tranor vioe Tsrrone g. TarOn". MIS- Ause lar
rome Nix fmia TarrOne. y SIr'nL 49, . -. ~, n
PROM BRRMRN-In s'ean,bp Rheln April i5Robs Pante o.
achnae AlI Roe ker family and ryHnt ypnn hbV mas
Bor.lorf P4r Benesnt Ge, Guiew Erns Hotter Do amos H.
Johason family ant Bu Besse Henri r Leopold jacob
a,r Y Uhfbarh and child vega Ricardo Torres JOS
Uhrbsch Sarah Becker. G. H. Br"ey Cp, h"Ag
daughter Mr. Gopienongb G. Henpel Mr. Maos'goi j.
81 and other, the second cabin ara 81
IRON SAVANNAH IN nshp zen. Barnes, April lo-Nf'
Mr. Hglr Leroy ROy MIS- Meyer aud maid hOer'
Ie Roy ar Barren f. iloris T. L. jenkins n H. Grass Jno
Sicke Roberts Williams Geo Field Mi~ Mary Ennis. IL r.
suer Mr. Daley Jno Mclaughlin. H. F. Buhr Mrs Perry. MIS- tar
Geo BBkln MIR fmmons j. D. Mc>trker vs. H. mc1rher
Gern0nd children and servant; A. Poi srton Pe'fce
W H. Haiied Mills. Mr. Lsser MI Walers Mr.
Mr. McAshon, members Of Mutual base Ball
Club and IL in the serrase.
FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship City NJ Brussels April i6-hr
Coomb. lady, W A. Coleman HT Jimlesn ia.
brunswick BrnIe, whers and lady. Mr. Bath, g Ia or
Mr, Dugriy Mr. Dugcy. n NJ Martin. Mr. bennett G,mlsn Mr.
edcc.er Kuso- .y aud M I0wnscnd adr and m
FAINT T. Bailey Collins Mrs Bnlger M Shngori ni lady, J. o.
Jennings Body H. Brown. Mr. Almonds, Mt Dostss, l. b
Thompson Montgomery Mir Care, H. J. Powell Mr. Besr sud
Iidy P,rors Nanio, Mr KELLY G. r. Dsly. ID Dsy MS
Grsson D. Robertson H. Roboftson Mr. Loutrei '" h. SorheJ
H. |. E3re. , =. - o..
schmidt r Labat New irish h.tee NJ Van Deusen Mrs.
LINDA Dresden; Stocmsnn, New Haven G. H. Brhe hueHca
Alter Knife Oadon wilhelm MARI G. B0bnge Mare Herr George
Williams J. Muller wife snd Children Emma Weghost AMI ehti
G-or Egeho r. j. Thomson. vile, aud Children Meta Thomson
hsea Weber Aae Jantzen and daughter Prussia Agnes
Wolf Hamburg Lobeck; iOn Pngao Logse knaPP
Wn Bslen. Robert Wogn and vile Prusssi Csr fhcsh
Hen Burs Prussia; Able Lene Able Sa'er
Eonopitkv Austria; Agnes Hagenor and children hIs
Mabuke George Wirsch Prussia; ii. Fem. he"-fots
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the Bay OF San Diego California passing ~ near NJ pos
sble the 3ld parallel north latitude Tho list OF
poratOrs Include John c. Fremont James l.. Aloorn, o.
& French Marshall Roberts w. Verinllye, Enoch IL
Fancher Charles r. LivcrmOre, Daniel Drew " orion,
Samuel Soan 4. W Morton. 7. B. FORBES, L. ~ harsn,
and li6 Others. Marshall .. Roberts prtsuc1 w
meeting Samuel sloan chosen Treasurer anu D. M
Tebbets, Secretary. , 1900. 49,, .o
The act OF Incorporation requires that 2oVn rhrc' po
subscribed: amounting to s20UO0 ana ~ pr T ools
thereon paid to the Treasurer elected ny we
sOners. After which such Subscribers or st0chhouhs
may proceed organize the company IN aGcoee.c' Will
the provisions the act and to elect not less tt
more than II directors The requisite amount .,
stock was promptly subscribed upon the spOt. Mhrona'
o. Roberts taking II 900 and Gen. Fremont oo0 hhIea,
while the remainder OF the requisite hhniDcr
OF shares was distributed among the other
incorporators Another meeting OF Tue SVooh
holders will be held to-day at the ohco III
Mr.. Roberts to Board of Directors ana 10 CONF
plec tho organization. There seems 10 De very n.uc
doubt that Mr. Roberts will be elected President OF bo
Company. Among the nOtabcs Of the meeting "cio
Congressman Hays OF Alabama, Mccormick OF ARIZONA,
and sheldon of Louisiana; ExCOngressmen SohlnaKer
OF NowYOrk ShcrrOd of Alabama, Roots OF Arkhnsa''
Bowen of South Carolina. and Buck OF Alabama Essen
OtOrs Mcdonald of Arkansas, and Harris OF LOUISIANA
EX- Gov A. j Hamilton OF Texas; Gems. R0secrah, FIJI
mont. Ruell. Negley. Le Feyre, and Coon; Coils H. r.
Grafton of Texas and John Il. BrOwnOw OF Tennessee
Judge j. j. Noah Of Tennessee; Tim Hurley, the great
railroad manipuatOr OF the south Carolina Legslature;
Gordon II Wilcox, prominent railroad man OF Mobile;
road Gen. George Nancy, President Tennessee Pacific
Railroad; Thomas b. ScOO President Union Pacific Ra
road and NiCe-lTpsdcnt Pennsylvania Central KAT
road: Emanuel H. Hart of Ncw-YOrk; John ". FOrney;
Col ". W. WOrden OF Washington, and number OF
other prominent railroad men and politicians.