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From 0ttr 0ssT Correspondent
NEW Yonz, May 8, 1875
Though 10 have nearly reached tho middle of
May,.we --h.rs had, as yet, but two days that
we're st al spring=hke 1 and, indeed, there il
very little probability Of any yerna1 weather in
this latitude. Summer and winter seem destined
to bo.our sole aeahons hereafter,- each one o1
them embracing ei1 months.
Spring wearing apparel is becoming: obsolete.
and will soon oease to be made. II NE are t.
hAve no more spring, ne certainly do not need
spring clothing. Men are still seen in heavy
oyercoata, aud women in velvet and fura. The
latter have q great abundance Of serges, fou.
4ards, pongees, and yigogues G am indebted for
these terms to feminine friend OF my ow1
name, Ind hATe no idea what they represent),
They ara longing for q proper tenperar
ture TO put those on, and the meteorological
deiies nhatinately forbid 1t il said that tailorA
and unodistes will not in future, make up goods
for thia season, until they find that the year has
turned oyer new Leaf and consented to return
to ita old habits. ~:
-:THE RE41 OWNERS OF TIE TRIBUNE.
hare heard go many absurd stories recently
about Wall street operators and prominent poll
icians owning large interests in the New York
Tribune, that have thought it mightbe we'll to
give en accurate List Of the stockholders. The
stock, consisting OF 100 shares, valued ut $40 900
eech,s-ts Owned as follows Whitolaw Reid,
81 shares; Horace Gree1ey's. .ldaughterH, 8;
DR.. j. %. Aver, Il; Bayard Taylor, 4 !;
Il. Parsons Farnham, 8 /; ai1as E. Cheney, 8 !;
Mrs. s.. T.. Clnrk. q; +. Il. Jenny, 2; George
Ripley, /; Thomas N. Rocker, l; John +. Cleye-
land, IL; John Hay, i; Theodore Iilton, l |;
Oliver johnson, /; solon Robinson, Come
Iius i. Runkle, /; Philip L. Fitzpatrick, ;
Patrick 0.Rourka, Ii, Mrs, Abby Sage Rich
ardson,, /; William Orton, l; and Charles e.
Wnbour,.1 i =: -
Thurs has been very little change in the stock
holders foE -seyernl years past, except in the
number Of shares which they hold When
William, O1ton: got ;. hold Of 81 shares,
be bought about so belonging to
Samuel: Sinclair, = and made up the
balance by purchasing Of George Ripley,
Mrs. .ulark, Rocker, O'Rou1ke, and three or four
others, each one Of them retaining, however, .
single. ahare.. Nearly all the: stockholders are
now connected With the journal The relations
TO it Of Reid the Misses Greeley, Taylor, Ripley,
ind Hay; are yell KNOWN DR.. Aver has been
stockholder for many years, having originally
purchased the stock with the expectation of
getdng more, md controlling the paper, using it
to advertise Lis patent medicines. Finding 1t
impossible TO- do this. and finding also that his
Investment 1as femunerative, he kept his
shares. .Mrs. Clark is tho widow Of the
former :, financial editor John F.
Cleveland Is the present financial editor
RooEer ia the foreman Of the composinE-room !;
o'Rourke ID tie engineer; Fit1patnck. the
p.essn1an Runkle, the attorney, ;,.-a Cheney, tho
son, the widow Of Albert D. Richardson; Jenny,
the collector; and Wnbour, JOHNSON, Tlton, and
Robinson are former members OF the stat. Or
ton 9tM holds his single share, IS has been said,
Bhntes to Reid; 80 that all the reports OF the
Tribune having passed into new hands, aud be-
ing ewayed by new influences, are stuff and nod
Sense.
An -ADoR1ar;h CURE, .-
The Infamous treachery and barbarity Of the
Modocs and the constant trouble the aboIigi-
nes are giving us, make me- think Of tho mar
CHESS, hut effective, plan OF certain frontiers
lion. He>declared that, it he were Chief OF the
Indian Bureau, be Rould invita- all the sayages
Oh the Plains, and everywhere else to meet him
IN s. certain day at q convenient spot. He
cons cu1.A ,nr Dnnhar ~ h;rra1a ~ no 1Gis whiepx
Ind s3v number At LONG In;yea'
When: fha rsd men had aasa1hle3
he Ton1d show them these nreeenta Enoc}[ i,
fhe fiasfe ~ of fha harTe1a and Fo spav' Ha won1
reinrn aftar Zrh;1a conf1anf mat the uhiat1
sni1 'fhe. lnivea had coinn1atad the work oT a.
struct:on. He would be- 1eht. :, 49, =
- "esis fo;rraay S9 49, Pc:
TIE ,ano,t IN, ban ao o;te,, c;rcn1ataa that
pcmarovs Deocrat 1as extinct and thsn after. sq.
sns asniad ~ so,1d sa;tat aa ~ -a5;}
the @ he 6eao
stsn tlGa a 1as aese,1s o.Ge N 11nt-
ths x1atra1;a ,ssr1' mnon ne seme ~
Boosted that he D1 cama to % stsS and bs
-nads h;a 1oe1 hast - atyort o'A5, auG 10 =;
sa;d b4 % tboss s@ who ancbt t. ~ kno1v 1o that
PomeroWy Pom 81 night @ hsye % established himaer If s he
lad hss,, ,,eit;ca11v .;co1rnnt;h1a e Ia h.5
aR9 a1nasd t R;p a1d ~ n19
refussd to be- bopeht Nd 80 or % aanced sd by S it. AZ
cou1ae. howeyer. q 1epresented m as Exactly g tbs tbs
contTrTrv Ha w1s eaoar Al he eaperest to shara
tha 1;in3der and ~ notor;ona was f6e fact t5.t
he l6st ali he mi insusnce be- mieht bara have h.d
He mi mieht have lasrned = lesson from Mia
Wa1s1 and from +he g,,1fe,--oneo7, hrt J.. ;5