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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

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Chelsea from Domingo Joa.iA.s NAY RON 0i's.esc. A
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CuAR~rOs c. Nay il-Bs,s s.seen from Mieri II.,es.
%6.se RON B:,io. brig O. joa,. from D'msr.@ s'iss
FoEr Nos%SE Va &. ltp..ei % for B,lanor. barb, o..
en s-p oc'vis .ni ina B'ny' brig samuel wson Bsr
N,iiss qSrSSc May iYr O'Clock mn. .,c,m.sp vti.s
has been ashore here % No person FROM nas
GoTss Ma MAY . M .', c, rom Liverpool,
hsE0SLsAss, MAJ llearrd shi, Sanqan Dlras
s HSlr sus IT, % insS Ay II, :, ~ e a sm Iss
LHss, from he, ip Is'P from Ph'. pA' .'d wamias'ss
G,i,s.Tes, Il,nttsd. sos. " s.Ta from r:sa..s
h hs. c 6 W. Fl *. ss' h, ea 1... &. s.r..
tsns mGf1ior Av.i ,sT.y brig VAR "seo ssssI s,,:
rom sss and bg Chattanooga. hp day. o@ A,b. co,
orders schooner fre smith eght days from c.5aTs sf,e .s
mutt il Nss.Yors Capt B,7em.s II 80 R,cs HonS
Re-, tep25 that on APg 80 IA a ~ 80 Gag ~ 80 w. be .Do..
say lat 2s l0 ", lOrg 74' 20 W., as barb HUDSON ffs~
B,s1,I%Gs ssy IIArs.si steamship. G;s rom I,'.s.
John = hegsia. Boston Medsl.s tom "' P,o.....o.
Ni.nn. san; Tso~.. tep Ms,,sp. Helen liz
rom Belfast, Me- aud so4ng &. from North Carolina.
YORK. VIM Whden Tor Phads rs1 Ssri P.ramoan,
kspde gure and for Falmouth orders.
Gsga NcyYok shr
Providence Sailed ship Grey Eagle Rio ana brig Tor PET
namhGco
PoRr ROYAL $ c. May l-Arived steamship SorpL,.
Nes-Orlesns for LIVERPOOL
FOREIGN PORTS.
ST. JONI b., May l.-So tdng have been rece'sf Of The
which
This combined with the 81 The ns,
much to trade both vessels hsyng been fully loaded N
JOseUhs
ROTTERDAM May 0-Aryed steamship Msa. Chevse fres New
York.
1l-Th. German LLOYD steamship Koi
from New-iork for rriy,d here to-day.
LoSDOS May ilSaled the Uuit States: Meaor Resur
Abs. WiDosehe, Holmes
Heghyen, PagueEe de York, r. Heneron,
Martin. Arn ih United States the 9Th
Lima and Mahuslsm Arrived from IN United States the Dk
inst: Kate Cam, L. RNel Louis aud kstadI Arrived
the United the 10 Mara Rnhtnss Bring
Sson Iona Kate St Clair Patmos John Es Paoo Storfo
H. Daya Willie Thompson Wild Hunter Brgersen, Pens.se
Cstle Also arrived from III rnt-i
speen Jsn,s A. Borland Express LFa and Charlotte W. White
QUEBEC May 1.-The seamsA Delta Capt stephens from Lon
don Halifax ard 81 John, arrived verersT with
She reports having taken nom h)s schooner the oaptu
and Of lie bark cnesshre. An,os Z7h OF Ocio
Der last also the OF the bninae Acrna wrecked at the
place In November last
n s.. May lTh, ship Rsen.aih that dur
ing the gale Of April she os her forward and two tp ahi that
Mcleod and Martin severely uure Capt bradford and
the Of the bark Charles Forbes An boshi 70 thu pos
Gently BY the schooner Montana Am have arrived here tses
testimony before toe Admiralty Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May l2-l o. N.


WASHINGTON, May ~ i o. ~. }
Synopsis for Ms past t1enIU-foar hours.
The barometer has risen in Now England and
the Middle states. whore IL is decidedly high; 1t has
fallen slightly on the Gulf coast
The temperature has fallen In New-Engand, the
Middle States, and thence westward over tho lake
region. and tho Upper Mississippi Valley easterly
sOutherly winds aud clear weather prevail New En-
gland the Middle States. and tho lower lake REGION and
thence sOuth-westward to the Gulf coast.
Partly cloudy weather and northeast TO southeast
winds reported from the South Atlantic coast with
hght rains in Florida cooler and partly cloudy weather
prevails in the northwest The Missouri River has
risen az Leavenworth. The Mississippi has fallen at
CAIRO. The OHIO and Cumberland have fallen at all
stations.
Probdbiiitks
For Ner England The Middk states, and he tooer lake
region. generally clear and cooler reaer ,cA prerat,
Nth edserLy 10 SOuheriy uds and stationary 10 Jalag
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gult States, clear or
partly cloudy weather. except on the immediate coast,
with uoTteasterly to sOuthery winds, lower tempera-
tuTe the Atlantic coast and in the Western Gulf
For the upper lake region and tho Northwest, cooler
and partly cloudy weather, with hight variable winds,
rising barometer and local rain.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy or
clear weather. with light variable Winds and no decided
change in temperature.
The Rtrers.
Mississippi and Missouri rivers will decline slowly
during Tuesday. Toe ONO VIII fan at all stations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
1uAzINGn AT ANY ARBOR.

A correspondent of The Chicago Tribune, in
dispatch from Ann ATbor the recent action OF the
Faculty Of Michigan University in the suspension OF 81
students SIS far from having settled the socaled 70
belon" The suspended classes have published series
Of in regard to the decision OF the University
authorities and they are being widely circuatea ~
the neWspaper OF the State the Faculty IL s said talk
OF the punishment 20 expulsion Last FRIDAY
the upper class men published defense OF the sus
pended men, which Will probably subject them 10 some
Kind OF punishment.
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THE GORED OK.

TIA BJsIOH dIlfTIIsH' IfHW' HYPT
The state of mind in which some of our
western exchanges Had themselves is very sad. Almost
ybody looks In at the shop windows OF perl
odical dealers that Mast has lately been doing
some very neat work on the currency question Two
or three drawings have been very SUGGESTIVE lhueeu
as bues; against whom the President was mak'ns q
firm stand. Whether the engraving was III eOOu tasto
or not "a not for say Political carlcatures arc
not always and in good taste athe same e anu
their beiDg oarcaturos at all results rom tnoIi p'iS
exaggerated Bnt We lwero hardly prepared FOR tho
display OF grief aud with when these humorous
reeeiyei Journals which oapped their hands vith cee
9yer cartoons " Wick NJ, greeley All MI SouleS
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RESULT OF THE CITY INDICTMENTS.

THE ACCOUNTS OF CHIEF CLERK LAWRENCE OF THE
COMMISSION OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION
BEING INVESTIGATED.
Mr.. Howe of the Commission of Accounts,
with and expert has been for tho past three
days investigating the accounts OF Chief Clerk Lawrence
Of the Commissioners of Charities and Correction. In
response to inquiries yesterday Mr. Howe said that no
bad hardly got deepn his yet and 1t would prob
ably take a week two before the inaccuracies or
errors II any exist could be discovered Tho analysis
Of accounts extending as these do over many years.
and relative TO matters with which she Commissioners
and the expert alike unfamiliar, Ia very delicate
task requiring great and mathematical precision,
while the fact that the result may involve the reputa
ton OF longtred employe enoIns greater pains
taking than in ordinary Ono OF the officials OF
the Board Of Charities and Correction whose long SER
vice OF 30 renders him competent to judge, says
that the investigation into Chief Cork Lawrences ac
counts seems likely 20 be q useless task No money
whatever passes through his hands and there Is no
apparent method by which he could secure unlawful
proht to himself from the public money. His po
ston Is simply that Of auditor although he Is called
the cashier The bills which he audits are first passed
upon by the commissioners at their regular meetings
and when audited by himself forwarded To the cry
Controller VINO Is the only authority Competent TO pay
out money for tho Commissioners Bills involving an
amount as small twelve cents through this process
and the Commissioners OF Chartes aud Correction can
not pay out six cents for fare without the CONTROL
cT's SANCTION While the bills thus dOuby audlteu
the soekeeers at the various Islands under the charge
OF the Commissioners receive each cargo OF supplies
and signs the bills OF adng, and these attached ~
the DIS FORWARDED 10 Che Controller. Altogether inc
guards against embezzemeht In the Department OF
Charities and Correction seem 10 excellent The only
money which IL handled all by the ssonors
and the Chef Clerk $3.50 5000 month. arising
the sale Of Materials board ferago and these
AMOUNTS are banded Qyog tnuediateiy W ths AIiai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

we're held mp TO ndcule contempt now moan over
u9 insults 10 senators Morton and Logan or wra tn.
Iuuy declare that 10 true Westerner can longer pa
Tonize Hdrpers Weekly with any degree OF sefrespect
we do NOT assume 70 defend either tho cartoons of
1877 or these Of 1874 1t IL our affair But thew
should be praised orcondcmned together Mr. Summers
cracter and services two years should given
MIN certainly al much Immunity from the conempuous
representations OF him in the offending newspaper as
heiat0r Norton deserves to-day and Mr.. Greeley was
AZ llttlo CeservD. OF ridcule AS Is Gen. Logan.
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5reciGI Nciifes

Lecture.-Rey PATRICK Toner viii lecture rugsDAI
POETS or IRELAND" fer the benefit Of his church Hs
FRIENDS clerical have him
the brilliant orator reception worthy the occasion
IrOtOn udson, with hBe To RENT.
furnished 2ory COTTAGE, ~
supply vegetables mix Of three horse
from station ad hour and twenty from FortT
fsmiy only Rent for 81 900
IA. l. CLAkhB ia Prontst.
Post-Ofice Nouce.rle MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the ye-k
ending SATURDAY MAY 49, 1874 will cVse this oce follows
On TUESDAY A. IA WEDNESDAY at ~ fHURS
DAY al Ii = IN, N SATURDAY a. ~ IN.
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I.yCTITM THEATER.

The Lyceum Theater is closed, and it Will
so remain until the 23d 10Th inst. when Mr. Chamber
lain will reopen it with French comedy company from
New-Orleans. The engagement OF Miss Coombs lasted
one week, and that actress, Lddy Teoz!e, Mr. The
odorc Hamilton Joseph surface, and Mr. Frederick
Robinson Charles the sympathy and plaudits OF
udicous observers Of tho performance Of "The School
fOrS Scandal
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A Terrible Death from Rapture.

Mr. p A. Townsend rmerv engaged this paper Jsd Yesterday
nguad rupture. The attendance attributes the
dent the using taken sni nos
everything done for him thai could uage
uGerng bis life AID several chiires
epore his D fte Some two months snc- he was COM
planning advised bin consult Dr. SIBERIAN No.
697 Broadway Ne6YoTk whose pronounced gasantes
this dangerous affection Although Ne nmaed he "osd Do
the sacrifice OF his life. N. I. Sul.
Dr. understand has removed his ome 10 hna-s am
Psos opposite Dice, patients consult hun Tree Of
II.
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TIE TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY.

PHILADELPHIA, May lI.-Under resOIuIOn
passed at meeting of the stockholders OF the Califor
MIA and Texas Railway Construction Company, prOYld'
ing the appointment OF three persons stockholders
OF the Company. take charge OF subscriptions as
they are paid H. and appropriate and apply tho same
In the building the Texas and Pacific Railway from
Dallas 10 Fort Worth, the equipment OF the line now
and the extension OF the WORK from BfoOks
ron To Texarkana, Messrs George Is. Roberts OF TINS
city Henry q. Stebbns OF New-York, and Sila. f.
lnnInI
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THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE following card,
signed by John Welsh President o! the U. g. Board
OF Finance. and Joseph b. Hawley, President of tue
U. 8. Centennial Commission, has been issued:
To SET AZ rest all doubts as 10 the cTrying out OF the
International Exhibition, IL IS respectfully announced,
in order any doubt which may possibly have
arisen on The subject that the work essential for the
due celebration ~ the Centennial anniversary by an
International Exhibition in 1916, has been! commenced,
and will DO proceeded with without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
BASE BALL.

The amateur Flyaway Club of this city, which
defeated the Atantcs OF Brooklyn last week, played
match game at Hew-Hayen Saturday. with the
Yale University Nine, and were defeated badly by tho
following score:
F1.;; :.:::.::5 8 9 ! So
In the championship game at Philadelphia
yesterday between the Atlantic and Philadelphia clubs,
the former were victorious by the following score
1ss 81 81 4th 9th 9th 9TH 9Th 9th Totals
bisIst,s ;si;''... 9 g-i2
The Chicago professional White Stockings
played at Chicago last Friday against the strong
teur OF the st. LOUIS Red Stockings, and after O
good game defeated them BY score OF 8 toS.
The Hartford and Baltimore clubs played a
championship game at Hartford yesterday, the former
winning by score OF l6 toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

Edeys Carbolic Trocbes-Among the remedies foe
higher reputation than kDsrs CARBoc rRoonss
well spoken that they sell
advertised and they bear their favorable
places the ordinary list Of medical preparations Poo
Coughs Colds Asthma and dsnectan ani preventive sgns
contagious diseases they specific sold everywhere JoHs -
HgsRr CuRRAS Co.. Propeor and Colegepace sswYork
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First Reformed Episcopal Church
or NETWORK,
MADISON AVE- AND PORIY.sByBNrH. ST.

THE PEW COMMITTEE
OF the will be attendance The church Tuesday ByBH
ING MAJ - O'clock for the RENTING Of
ana SIT fISGS q = still remain unsod.
Carl schurzs Euiogy Charles sumner, DELIVERED IN
Boston April 20 published full together with the nbas Coz
sess Senators Boutwell, Thurman and Lamar
TRIBUNE EXTRA, No. lS PRICE, per single postpaid
e,nts; six copies for 25 cents twenty-five copies for 81
Address IHB TRIBUNE. View YORK.
send II TO Your Friends In the Country.
THB sEMwEBKL TRBu Nh really this morning. coa.sips ell the
Of the DAYS together with large variety Of foreign ssd
correspondence literary EDITORIAL and msAneous atsss.
which published only in this edition Of rHB TRIBUNE la
smeu are given Mrs AsrhIers story, tue woons on ssx
OF Victor Haso Nue three Aate Eiel contributes another
Of sketches during Ten DAYS Span Psr letter BY ". H. H.
reviews that city; the Il Col stepbeer
tse Professionals Islands discussed sugth stss
politics reviewed Albany letter and choice collection OF the
best forthcoming things In Boston literature given by G. NJ Tso
usual agricultural Includes scies by Prsshicas
Peter, MgAn Chester wsr Josiah Hoope and o,hss
practical sgueuarss TilB sEMI.W HRKLr TRIBUNE" faiJ So
taned al Departments and lacks Of aeompee ae~s
paper Price for mailing he esOs pr copy pes year. "
I've copies. 81 ~ sAsA
Aalses VUk TRtSUsE, Ssu,xsA
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL CEREMONIES.

WILMINGTON, n. c., May 1.-THE Confed-
crate memorial ceremonies to-day were OF tho most I'M
posing character. Business was entirely suspended
and large number OF buildings were appropriately
draped. The procession unusually long, ana 'no
crowd the cemetery larger than at any previous
celebration. The address was delivered py oo a. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

HAVANA MARKETS

H.v,s, 1I-Ercange firm the ruisd State, go dave
currency iOG9lOs rremium short Sight lOsd 10 premium go
gOi, 1871 1872 sight l3iDlj6
London 1880 l6l premium Paris, l3l a ~ premiam
Fs loading Havana for the United States box Of Sugar
Der $a4i 20 hid OF hoe.ss s3Op3 20
loading other ports the north coast OF Cuba for he United ettss
per hid sugar 50 3d. per hid Of Moaes 50 2Jds3 75
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
THE vrsCoysIy RAILROAD LAW.

MILWAUKEE,, May 1.-THE Attorney-Gene
has given the opinion to the Governor ana Railroad
Commissioners that the Railroad law is CONSTITUTIONAL
and measures will be Instituted to enforce obedience to
the law. The Mineral Point ana Centrai hoaus nave
MIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
i'"'Aus p"'i''''-
The Chicago professional White Stockings
CRICKET.

The st. George Club will open play for
practice Wednesday at Hoboken, and the Staten
Island Club On Saturday at Staten Island. The St.
Georges Will play their first regular match against the
Marion Club OF Philadelphia he 10th aud 4st Of ths
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO My llcArrLE-Re'sip,' 5000 market very q1e
lover sales OF Far Ii steers Il - %
81 IS choice S. s6 Extra SIS 1896 25 s9nent, 200
oGs-Keceip $4,000 with 10000 lett from last week
all choice grades sales OF Poor to Medium at
81 5Od$5 35 Good to Choice 81 4Ogs5 To- few Brssa 10
25o, m,rke, quiet and uOmDy SodsS 80 Tor
Fair 10 Extra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The gentleman who advertses under the
name Of Scott In the column OF wants for situation as
secretary, agent or manager. has filled high Govern
nent positions. and hss the best possible recommends
uanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
p4SSEN1ERS ARRITED

.,o,, ,,ypppoOr-tn ,,arship Canada, May ll-Anthony
"a VIE ard children Rev Gussye aePy h, EOupe
tapp ANU rans,.l aud daughter M Bomor1 T. tuhstau n
snd lts - MIR. w Chesn, Miss Weber MI haichlnoe l.
W n lain Golden Miss Eliza Monk hadioI hf ara h's
W smell and Mrs Richard Lane, Ms Emily
John hi M and Geo Flieu v Johns Miss q Common
stone a ro1 lhehieI Fanny Nhitst Benedict Soan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The Grand Division of Sons of Temper
will meet at Kingston. Ulster County, ~ ~ To-
morrow, beginning at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

r-,r, Nv N,Ii-Cheese-S.'e, to-day 500 boIes at To-
,ca. L ruling figures most OF 1t vas iaI cream
Al Iiis Falls the sales amounted 10 VVO V,Aes ~
en.lr Al Is l4l53lc. most III was hsn sAlmmeu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The Now Elastic Truss 1853 Broiissyl lstelr bat small
the whole helyeD sared tle metal
aud a8gerbad bscksLRihs with is rolling thunder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

The Agricultural Department Of thi, mornings sssf
Tribune the usual full page Of Original fss
farmers, gardeners, anu fruit growers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

All the bonds covered by the first item were issued 10
cover deficiencies already existing, and most OF those
covered by second item Issued for the payment
of interest and should therefore he distributed through
sx months DeductiDg these from the whole increase.
and only 500 remain There have been paid i9iOO
OF bonds during the month. According 20 Tins state
ment the actual increase the city debt ~ only small
proportion OF that which would appear from the fret
staTel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12
A BUSY DAY AT THE CITY HALL.

A DDS 81 DA1 Al lII VIII HALL"
THK STREET CLEANING BUREAU INVESTIGATION BE-
GUN-IHE INCREASE OF THE BONDED DEBT En-
PLAINED-A TRIANGULAR CONTEST.
The Committee of the Board of Aldermen
20 whom was referred the Mayors COMMUNICATION in
reference TO the Legislative investigation Of the Street
cleaning Bureau, met in the Adermen's room at 2i5
D. no. Yesterday Alderman OtendOrfer in the chair and
Aldermen Falconcr GlOn, and Cooper present The
Clerk of the Board read the original resolution OF the
Board the communication from the Mayor, and the
resolution under which the Committee was appointed.
The Chairman called attention to the fact that the pre-
amble to the resolution Of April 90 simply enumerated
the facts alleged in the legislative report The Mayor
replied that he had received official information OF
the proceedings of the Committee In his opinion 1t
wa the duty Of the Mayor that the laws were
faithfully executed, and these facts alleged facts
having been brought to his attention. II was his duty
70 act upon them without waiting for formal notice.
Alderman OteDdOrfer thought 1t strange and uncalcd
part of the Mayor 10 state IN his cominunle
for partisan purposes. He saw no justice In sueh
charge especially the report had been unanimous,
Democrats and Republicans voting for II ahke IL was
finally decided that Attorney General Barlow should be
consulted in reference TO the action 10 he taken by inc
Committee. Alderman Cooper said that be had under
stood that the Attorney Generals opinion had been
obtained by Legislative Committee but that it had
been suppressed by them. Alderman Gl0n proposed
that the testimony far il had been made public, be
printed in pamphlet form for the use OF the Committee
but. without deciding the question: tho Committee ad
journed subject 10 "a call by the Char.
THE CITY DEBT.
controller monthly statement, published in
THE TRIBUNE yesterday, shows an increase OF the
bonded debt of the city, amounting to si1O65O The
following statement OF the purposes for which the ad
ditonal bS ds have been issued was obtained IN the
Controllers once:
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
wA1I-srREET INCIDENTS.
SEIZURE OF THE BOOKS OF THE CANADA soUTHER

sy1zrpr or THE BOOKS OF THE CANADA SOUTHERN
pAuRoAD-sToCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.
The stock market opened strong yesterday
morning on q report that the New-York Central and
Uudson River Railroad Company was about TO lease
the Lake Shore Railroad. There foundation for
the report beyond the fact that tho two roads
under one administration and that Commodore Wander
b IN the annual report. spoke favoraby OF the cond
ton and prospects OF the Lake Shore Later in the day.
upon the reports OF trouble in foreign exchange and
banking house. and also upon free offerings OF stock,
there q marked decline in the general list.
The event Of the day, however, was the attachment
and seizure Of tho books and papers OF the Canada
Southern Railroad at tho main Office OF the Company
No. II Wliamst the suit Of T. b. Musgrave Co. OF
No. 10 Brosd-st. Some time ago Messrs Musgraye Co.
lent the Railroad Company about 100000 aud took as
security promssory notes secured by the Company and
quantity Of the bonds. Some time after the loan had
matured Musgrave co. called 1t in but the Company
unable to pay, and after discussion Musgrave
& Co. agreed TO accept an installment OF their
claim and let the remainder continue out.
Recently, however the validity Of the notes and bonds
questioned by officers OF the Company, and Mus
grave and Co. took to protect their interests
obtaining the attachment for sO75 the amount OF their
claim, with interest the same. The attachment was
yesterday and portion of the Of the Com
pany seized large portion however had been re-
moved but were traced by the Sheriff to No AZ William
ct, and finally to No. 20 Nassau-st, where they were
afterward captured The matter not generally
known throughout the street, but it created no little
excitement among those who were Interested meet
ing held in Of the anterooms Of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company.
Tho death Of Jacob HAYS Of the firm Of Hays
Drake, was announced to tho Stock Exchange. The
election of officers Of the Stock Exchange was held,
with the following result:
President, Geo. H. Brodhead; Chairman VI. A. Vince
lock Vice Chairman, James Mitchell; Secretary, H. o.
White; treasurer d. Z. Hays. - -
Governing Committee, TO serve four years, III. o.
Chapman. A. Il. Baylis, H. :. Wilson, VIM Cooper, John
b. Norris s. T. Russell A. NJ CahOOne, j. X. Warren, NJ.
Nathan j. Weeks to serve two years j. L. Brownel,
Wm LuIn mis-; 10 serve one year, j. " Bowler, s. W.
Patchen; Trustees of Gratuy Fund to serve full TERM
a. Campbell to fill vacancy, Vim. Alexander Smith
There were developments in tho Erie and
Atlantic and Great Western Union.
S. L. NJ. Barlow was out OF town as was james Me
Henry. 1t is expected, however, that matters will be
arranged to-day.