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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

,v,, VIM II. Abs tS VI James O. Berres' % c.. and o
C.nreal (Can sia,.
on Tatsra Able CMol Gen Rc'sI m
W 4 Paraeh a. W Jno. ~ Burvel Qs and Col ""'c' H.
Wecms (ia) -, c.,or,io,
me President. before adjourning the Conycnuoh.
smoke OF the entire unanimty existing. showing th'e
nc interests of all parts OF the country South rs wen ~
North, were at heart He hoped the delegates wouiu
carry those feelings to their homes and thus 90 lnc
10 promote that feeling of broberly love- and increase
the interest OF all sections IN the glory oil our co'"
country. .,.i,o, D.,
Tho committees OF the Convention were - W
present the reports adopted to Senator Windos I""s
pOrlston Committee. ,-,. A. a..
The Convention then. after vote OF THANKS 10 's
officers. adjourned sine die.
AMEETING OF COMMITTEES
The Committee on Railways and Water ways Oh Tue
American Cheap Transportation ASsoeiatoh "et '"o
Senate Committee on Transportation ana 'ne HOUSE,
Committee ON Railroads and Canals this evening anu
communicated the action of the Association through
their Cnairmen. Mr.. Thurber Of New-fork' ana MI
Thomas OF Iowa Several other gentlemen present also
addressed the senate and House Committees, among
whom we're Mr. Capraal OF Canada. Mr. Alien o. ilnhols
Mr. Frobe OF Georgia, and Mr. fiigg W iiino's "a"
urging the necessity cheaper modes oil transportation
for all sections Of the country.
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before TIE directors OF the latter company include the
s'e OF tie vermont and Canada Road TO the Central
sermoht Tor SOo0Oo. payable In 10 years. by
nis' mortgage ihtrusL at six per cent
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
Taunton Branch Railroad held In Boston on the 15th it
was decided by unanimous vote TO accept terms for
aconsoidaton offered by the New Bedford road which
were an assumption OF the debts OF the Taunton road
anu the exchange OF four shares OF the New Bedford
Raiiroai Company for three OF the Taunton Branch
Railroad or one share OF the and sJ3 cash for
every share OF the latter. committee appointed
consisting OF H. f. Thomas, Edward Pick ring. and Hlr
rson Tweed. TO execute consolidation VI the
pes, according TO articles suboined to tho vote, and
which embodied the terms above stated.
The Western Railroad Association closed its
session Mt Chicago after eectng the following Executive
Committee Robert Harris, General Superintendent
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Rllroad; Charles
Paine, General superintendent Michigan Southern Raa
road George Jerome. Solicitor Detroit and Milwaukee
Eailroad j. c. McMulliu General superintendent Chi
cago ana Alton EarOad; ii. f. Sargent. General super
lnlendent Michigan Central Railroad; III. III. Porter
General Manager Northwestern Railroad; John W.
Cary, General solicitor Milwaukee and 1T. Pau Rail
road ,. r. Wlthrow, General Solicitor Chicago. Rock
Island aud Pacific Railroad, and john Newell. President
Illinois Central Railroad. Mr. RObert Harris WAS re-
elected President, ana George Willard Secretary and
Treasurer Tor the ensuing year. An assessment Tor
$4,000 To prosecute the various patent suits now IN tue
courts also ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
THE COLLEGE REG1TT1.
ADVANTAGES OF SARATOGA LAKE.


The Saratoga Rowing Association have ap
pointed a committee, consisting OfsJOhn L. COnkiiDg,
Commodore Il. +. Brady and William H. B0ckcs, to wait
upon the College Convention at Hartford and present
the advantages OF Saratoga Lake the place for hold
ing the College Regatta next Summer. Among the
arguments which they use are:
Saratoga has ample railroad facilities for carrying
all that will Regatta. Tue hoJe accOinuio
datiOus well known 80 be the best and most extern
siye IN the counry Good board viii range from 81 10
S. per day Thirty thousand visitors can be- accornmo
dated without trouble Tire Association mas contract
with hackmen binding them 10 the following CHARGES:
% cents each way in omnibus to and from the lake
Twohorse hack with driver boh ways 80 single buggy
a. Inasmuch the Association has lease OF all lands
bordering the lake II can assure The Colleges thao
pool selling and gambling will he prohibited. All the
lands bordering the lake will be free 10 spectators,
race. for referee ana also one Tor me Press
will be furnished and at the expense Of TIE AssOc-
ZION, All competing crews, boats, and servants upon
their arrival viii be transported To the lake and back
free An will he kept for the Of tue crews
during their training rake them To ana from town. AT
Association. As>Oclhtioh De
M the whole expense Of tue regatta providing boats
placing buOys. &c. The Association VIII furnish tacu
crew boat house aud dock. This railroad fares OF the
crews and expenses Of Transporting boats 10 aud from
Troy TO Saratoga viii he paid. complimentary
tickets the grand stand viii be furnished
10 the Faculty " OF the different colleges.
also tickets TO the crews their friends The boari OF
all crews VIII not exceed so per week per man. Inc
crews select their b OF are One hOus ana C0-
Will be for >uch man iioin lt
Colleges and one man from the Association >rirr..
ball will be given free to the students and theIi mn
lies and the Association; only complimentary irttiS
will issued. A public presentation or prs %. inc
Town Hall will De gwen. Complimentary lt@e'' Only
issued. large police force VIII De ehlpO'r az Tue
expense Of the Association Inc Assosai,o W." Sy.e 90
goO aud suitable quarters Tor the coupctht crews on
the shores of the Lake
The annual regatta Of the Saratoga Association VIII
ok, AL ace the last week in August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
STAD1Y NIGHT An USEMENTS.
THE LAW NOT ENFORCED WITH vIGoR.

THE LAW NOT ENFORCED WITH vIGOR.
Notwithstanding the newly promulgated or
der Of the Police Commissioners by which they seek
once more 10 carry effect that spasmodcily en-
,re,d law OF 800 prohibiting the opening of places OF
amusement ON sunday. the numerous German garden s
and oons the east side seemed 10 be nearly
all OMEN "A usual last,eveniug At the Atlantic Garde
the Pacific Garden, the National Garden, the Bovery,
and other ulaces visited there seemed 10 be the usual
nerformauces and these resorts were crowded as
ever Al the stadt 1heser sacred concert attracted
an immense audience, but this was sanctioned By the
po,cs Commissioners sacred music Sunday night
r, hen0 among amuseinents placed under the Dan
hy The various garden. Oh the Bowery presented
ther ,l.uaI vocal music, however, pehg
J'.neu.ed win The instrumental music was not
on,,,tt.,d except IN one instance, and IN most
,,iace. the crowds were not diminished Az
T,yoI Garden I'm EghtlSt. the custom, however, was
internally affec red during the day and evening many
hayn, The IMPRESSION taat the police would CLOSE lnc
as,ahiIshment aud arrest any who might be present..
r rasort ia said attract from 5000 To 50o peopo on
sunday cyenug The proprietor had received no houo
uha,eyer 10 make auy change In his entertainments
A. CoInmbin Garden Green wich- ave, there was no
,nns,c and ID, board announcing sacred Sunaay con
cert. va, placed Inside the hall where would nos az
riot attention. Tie long rows VI Deer aDles
tho propriotJra present pacou "o anu uoWn
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DEPARTURE or FORElGN MAILS.
MONDAY. JAN ~.
No steamship Mails.

TUESDAY. JAN. ~.
Liverpool stelnslD
$500 No Supplementary MAIL eteilsp ssl'
AZ .:l5 . H.. tom Pier No. 20 y. r.
A l'ru,Van & o,ei Nsii sen. b. 'n.s line
Mi. or laysls dice. By Jeamsh wilmington e9s"M o. ~
srnt,r, Mai .. closed AZ Ofcc a. 2;IO steam.
,Di sails O. .. n. from Per No. - " X -
N4, for Panama AspnSa the Central America aud Solh "a
s o, ETC. pcr steamship city Of Panms close az 10 A. ~
steam ,,ip sais At l2 VI. from Per No. ~. \, b.. . .
Mil, io- Belgium direct by steamship Washington close AZ
2. steamship sails a. D. NJ ron 'A' ''t ~ f'i.''
"''OAe' WBpNEsDAy. JAN 81
and LNerD'o ner me s'eansn 2!
Ruis clo.e 80 Supplementary Mail o"r'uie sis at ,
an from taua JERSEY
IhlkSDAl. JAS %
N, for Europe Plymouth Chcrboi md Hlmbnfg By mSO
s.i, rios, A, 30 Supplement, Maj closed a. the
posfOFc. 40 llJ D. ste,mshD salts at rom per loot oil
Ihl.i-.L. H0hoxou
nan. Tor Havana direct city Ha'1ni. close
\ Mails closed the fUtOhar ~ = ~
H. Ia. steamship s.l y. a.. rom Pier Ao. 3 \. H.
rRlDAf JAN. p
N- Tor ST. Thomas Irla the Argentine Republic Wesg ladies'
Z. Icrrb4rk close OF p M scoprut1d
Mail VIII coe At Post Ofce 2:lj Seamship sails -
H.. from Pier No. 10 \. X
MAJ for ii.iI y D. eos-i NewYork Po.ohee e'er'
Gay D. n, anu goes va Bos.oa -, d,
MATS Britain AND ir AMI va Queenstown and 'srpo' ~
IG,r 1880 Supplemental, MAI
steamship 10 from White star Dock Fa''Hi Fe''
jersey tiiy. .,..ass,,
MATS for EUROPE Southampton snd Bre uen yer oe ,po
MIN Nal closed Al tse lo,'
At STEAMSHIP IL = " M from tne ""' " UNIV "
pirrct Herman and Prussia Mat sent ~ th'
Mai, BTest iivir W '"'
Pence co,s ~ 7:O a. u steamship sails ~ io a. H. rom fief
No 80 West bv ,eamsnip CLYDE close At n Steamship
sa,ls Al o. NJ from Per No 20 kast Si's''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
TRANKLIN'S MEMORY.
THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH CELEBRATED IN
BOSTON.

THE ANNIVERSARY OF HIS BIRTH CELEBRATED IN
BOSTON
BOSTON, JAN 1S.-The Franklin Topographic
cal society," with tine Franklin cub and otacr pristers
celebrated the 1851, anniversary OF the birth OF Frank
lin and scmtceutennia anniversary OF the Typo
graphical Society. by dinner at Odd Fellows Hal,
last evening The following were the ioasts and
respondents:
.Franklin-tbe Printer, Statesman, Philosopher ana
Patriot The Hon. Charles Slack.
Popular Educat!on."-GDy. Washburn.
Franklin and the Nations Press''-Hon. Thomas l.
Russell ma, :,
The Memory Of Horace Greelcy-'Thc Later Frank
lin" Recognized standing, while hymn was per
fOrmedJ .,
g The Newspaper Press &C Il. Haskell.
s'The Poets HE PcOpe."-Cerdld Massey OF England
who cave somber view of pOets life and the mclScT-
ms pscuniary reward Tue labor question was dso
discussed by the poet, who styled the wages system
suecjes OF barbarIsm. He spoke In pleasant way OF
his few weeks III America and thought ne hau not YET
made M his mind about the country. tie was giad TO
of arbitration in the settlement OF international
differences.
Edward Everett Hale alluded TO the old D1ify Ad0er
Gser as the first American newspaper to adopt the lead
ug editorial and tho whose press the first IN
the country worked by steam John Vincent, President
of the Typographical Union and Mayor Lawrence, made
short speeches. and j. BOYLE OReiy closed the festV
lilies by answering The Ladies'" Letters were read
from Robt c. Winthrop, VIM Lloyd Garrison, C. g
Hasewe and y. p. Banks and poem by j. T. S1lla-
Der was read by his sOn.
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DISCOVERIES SAILED.

FOR SAyASSAHia I'.1p 5lA ,.,tc' 'aS ,,;-saSe
i eL = Nsusr, Mis-. Rate T. Williams Ms Harnss Norn,od
a.. NJ r. Martin. A. Robinson Chas Das Miss
a. y a. t'oever H. wbuay. Wm. Gabslhou~. wm- Topping
J. T. Hus0n. Sist,r Noe,e, sister Leond,
" % -, sister Ceue Mrs - W Lal W ~. BGrkot. ].
LYMAN Leafs VIE AMI servant Staples, Alex DE Barry.
m, B,ry nj srryAn L. Colombo
yR LIvERPooLI seagshp City ~ srookiy's Ban MS
T. e. Watkins. M tloTy Adams NJ 4 Fycr
a., q Huor T. Van Hos'um NJ. sseatheI neHy Temple
I'm Wsrngto Ch.s He uTcbe Col iosae Nj f. v IOhns W
~ Dtv, Zanoni NJ Proctor AMI wife Rev Nch Power Mr..
= spencer ADD two infants Mr. l Gsnt'e D. Aolsyae James
Yabot WIN. Park, Samuel lsier T. g. Russell sud ~i.
FOR LtvERPoOIIH sDifrship Rv'tc. Jhn. III d. Plant.
Sr.rand NJ Aubrp thls G. :. Phhp,on Nj Wurml.
Mr. stoyt Noa 5rck EicAar5 Barton. Koyy Khs,
Nadine. Mr. hHtne lhos H. i1on, Lewis J. Ieve d. g.
Rosntai Dr. r. H. Rscd Frssk Lktey A g. lereerson. Los
Adler q. II. Hughes, J. Berheck-r
FOR sAyANNAH-In seanskiD Moagoyery Jaa l1-Ot Rove
Joncs H. Flint, Robert simpson Henri smith
s,d Mrs Roberta a. kiwlry, Charles James Ia Cunningham
G. Jotaou. schae. Henry Los J. A. Holland r g. iesr!
JsH = Hzrr
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TELEGRAPHC NOTES.

go. The United States steamer Wyoming arrived
at ia, port Of A-Diuwai Jan. l. from ~ West
The Minnehaha from Calao for Dublin has
bee lost OF lands Ten Of klt drowued
co.. George w. Reed. . boatman SET fire to the Illl
J,uc Sd night elIe II al the inmates except
one IA shot and uon1Ici by ;he baIh
Roger Sherman Whitney, II years old, the son
Prj ". d. Winter la College while skating on Mil fer
Afternoon. bruke through Lr snd drowned
- The ease of Phelps. the State Treasury do
fuller ms, tbs oi over ana Irrlet a.
Judge Van Aisyne moaon oi DsftAo'4y sii'
judge Bris y, hi, counsel, agree n.
b W. Tracy. a wcll-known lawyer Of Piilatei-
pha has hetun the publication Of Ih' NI0nH Io
newspaper which itc fearless and Tree
liberal Democratic dociIico~
The Cincinnati Police Commissioners have re-
moved Col III. OF SuD'n1endn Of Police ar
appointed baylor - position. Their act "a vas based
charge Col Ken ei he'd u5Ilsei 70 gamblers house
elsrl by hun.
Two trays of diamond rings. worth STOOD
of Dulrc Co.. Cincinnati rwter. On
pretended To vans box 0r
he bu-h h. u-u lui SnJt.le the and escaped
VIII Mr.. Dlhnes bacE turlcl.
49,. There are many applications TO GOV. Dix for
been the rui Of Gre Executive for years past
consider during the session 81 the Lgl'tore OF course
exceptions. extern Ss Dat hr-Sise onV
a vas tune . prepare op.l!catiOns 90 presrr@
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p,xcs ID, S,p,,, morning 18th lust, X Youngest
l.. X k4th.Hne u bsash ssai - Y'tf'
BOPDWELL-summf. n J.. Sunday morning Ji' - ofrs
l. ryc@ At Der a,e residence on 1ley,e the 2)h ,tis
rorg Tr,i1 Blrc,syst Oll IN Rehsls Wi b. t.Aes
To south tliiiey Mass. Tor bnfii
gRI>vRDAs Wash ngoa. G. wednesday. Jan II; chirs
~ t -T,s5 viii be he At ~ Paul Chur,b Si5ctbniFc
Mo1ii J,1 iri Of Tue tran leaving Griai Central
Depot % ..
RI SLEiLo,' q, sea- She sinking Of the yi- IA ,r- 2si
November lS,j Atas dsaglie Mary AL tIc as
lr,us r. Blkley, m the 2l,t year her sge.
Tbe r,ais ami retive. Of 10" family iue 20 eni osmorh
inst. Trains Rye le'e Grand crntral Depot Al
1910 returning leave Rye ~ 2Oi Cari-ss Mi be- IL
w,iung upon arrisa! ot
wAGSTh sinking th, VILE "a Have ia
No'rm5eI $50 lieu yo,,e'. ailsef o' d. Allied aud
LLY-On saturday A. Henry ilofe. OF arF ,vi
b Lilly. ls-l ! year, ) months iai p days
LDrhROP-Oa Srtnrisy. l7h s.fs, ", Sfs 81 Wa.
l-,thr9p and daughter Of tbr late hi'hrS L DAVIS
relatives friends invited - st'nt the funeral AZ ne
Chu Of he Ascension. Fih anj Ieata 81 GA i1e~, =s
inst. Il lOis o.clocs.
fever Feirrlck " liam Newton Of soaih ofsnss ,o,
residence Salth OtsnFs y j. 90 Moaisf tte
INST p Re.u,es aa frcos, VII please attend ~sso~s
BosIoH papers pess- copy
PARSONS oa sunday lsi r,iene, BIZ, r,r.y.
town Wia. Panoa,.- ionsry o s2encertosa T. sged ~
HIdou psoers please COPY
Notice o ilu-fil Tsesiag
PNcHor-on FRIDAY 10 1874. Cyul d. ?pss, - the
r ro M sts place at III, l,is residence Ta.s.s the 2A
invited TO attend
sEwA-on sands. uopss the 18th tho sr Dr. Joss a
Soaoe OF funeral hrre,n,r
TR,pH.GES-At Porih,m. n Y. saut,v Jan. - iS1t Me
Mehsble May OF VIM y. rrpb.gco. eyed 20 'csrs
res deuce o, her John v raphascn Forihi n r.
Devo, a, l205 Remains ~t be asra wOS!tsa cesesu
for uier4eEt
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HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAyAy, jan l7SlgSorA N'rehoase o, il17aaa i1t Ma
tari 10 800 hh OF Ice 40 The
PLACES ~ boxes and 5000 hhd; ,7ors e vecs from The
same 200 hhis nuing 700 boye ant l6UO
hbis closed ard steady NOS
10 ~ quoted l2'i9 1879 lrTobe Nos - 70 20
itaDlJt reals M0las.cs SIgnHpA 20 III stS'i3 ~
rr. Ansroyai1 SugaI-Fa- GooI Refining IA 2 real.
arobe Grocery aaiss, IiTlj reals Clrci hoasses, ai4o
Mo4e, HuScIy as real, g Aog bacon
easier ct s2jDS26 cat Batter acuvej Sa-e7or AM"r.
lean ~5Dd4j2 q qunsl Gosael, $50 Flour
dull az ~ 7j0+2j y bbl fr hnerciu. hams-Slrrre cured
inn Lard 10 ms steady. kegs Cuo. S25 JDas2' 40 Poi
tos N deman Tl7oN irm WX nominal Honey nOmuIl AZ
t;g-QI reals y gallon Onions Cas Oh 10 t ac.ye. smpV
Ifo.nes Gn Lumber da SlO0k,BoN dali at 10 reals. Hoy
lead shocks nominal Stores IN demand Iapenne los
y d. Tar 80 y Dbl HooDL1nz sIagei dul no 500 10 VI
fyht. .rIiye Uaei England sAnansOn
fb, rte Stat Of bO "l premium 80 da sSht
short sight. go - Tor % days dud - Tor suo
si,lt: on London, 1859 ] 10 urdin.Gin.
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Braiiey Mrs. wtAen r. yrcnop Prom Aspin.,-I II Socfs
George Asrscdsr Nc Hernquss and a Mr. Trss CsS hus
hh James Brooks. Henry smith lbos Btows; x'fsn ~
Wsker NJ G. Mkev Henry Carly Mrs smith and infant A. HeA'
son, H. w. Deyer. j. w. Porter. A. y. Forrest
YiON SAyASSAIi-a ssansshp Leo, Jan ~ Mrs n D. -
croft j. r. P-hey w. VOrDeY Geo MEADE " Neston " u
Brscstrss Coulter. '" knEht David S,odofi n g. Vef
ueia r. DeLTon ana 3 nv steerage.
IRON GLAsGOWIr s.>amshp Ryuis, Jia i8-sm Gsrs
stirres Mics Dr. Rmo. svsn Wlsoa lady and
Niece. Gsossy, David HeTiDeR AcAdA1f
PROM GLAsGOg-fs san.ssIp Maeioal. tJsa lSkoSsrt A.
Turner. Miss JsSinis Imam. 49,
FROM GLASGOW-Tn sD1msh,p S1b of Vbgatp Jan. l8-W"
yhon Thompson. Mrs J,me Thompson aud ant Mo
Ehsa Thompson. NJ Psry HsnJ GRAY. brs Lsoes d. osa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

WASHINGTON, Jan. l7.-Lielt. Col. {. +. Blunt
Of the Engineer Corps has been ordered TO take charge
OF tho construction OF the defeuses Of the harbor OF
Portsmouth, y. III.
Commander Francis VI. Ramsey has been detached
from duty in Ordnance Bureau and ordered to tue
command of the OSsppc relieving Commander waters
VINO il placed on waiting Ordef3 Master Edward Very
FROM tnC Shenandoah and ordered TO return MONT
Assistant Surgeon George ". FOTnpY, from lhc ROM
and orc rel 10 the Shenandoah Assistant surgeon j. L.
HcyI from the SucGauIOah ana ordered 70 the tfO!lc
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tho silent hall, tho very picture OF disgust
At the Germanla Theater all dark. The manage.
ment had evidently discontinued tho usual Sunday-nlghs
concerts ia compliance with the notice. At C0noOrdi
Hall tho usual concert given The tables were well
filled and addition to tho Instrumental part OF tho
entertainment there wa' vocal music from the stage
Through the Bowery the humping Of pianos and tdron-
ing OF yions which through weekday nights comes
up tho dens and cellars, hardly heard
and although of these place, appeared closed
everything was conducted az quietly "a 20 sslble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

-. b r. Southgate one of the proprletors OF Con
s Hal saraoss, fell from irsD saturday near En Aibin, 'na
bJl h bead lie removed the hospital where; Je'isrly hs
condition seemed 70 be improving.
Arthur ). Simpson Of the firm Of A. ;. Simp-
so S and propnet't ,oi the az '1eas a. m
ioo vi Philadelphia died Yesterday "a lie vas De
Of The firm Tor 70 succeeding aleI lie prominent
Mason and member VI The Union League.
The Rev. VIM. Sparrow, ID. D., Dean OF the
Faculty Of the Episcopal SEMINARY Afnds Va Tor the past 50
died suddenly ~ the f National BAnk that ety s.nrly
Orapg 10 the la Of his lie regarded 90 o9e VI tho
Gtlest iIviues OF the Episcopal Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
RAILROAD NOTES.

A St. Adams, Vermont, special says com
is. bas ,eou effected between the Preoideits OF the
Centrs Vermont aud the Vermont and Canada Railroads
., r.gasd tn their financial troubles Tho terms s'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

A notice appears this morning Of ;he retire
ment from Official position of another OF our Old ana
valued Blnk officers Mr.. Nathaniel Hayden. who Tor 10
years has been President Of the Chatham National
Bank which has during his administration proved very
successful. The friends OF Mr. Ia len "iI 1cHrH
with regret Of the ucces,ty tor his rciiicm NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
nfsIATIiRK ALMANAC

a., y.1Di Nut ss ... JO5 MON set,...... 6tp
Mon DAYS
Sand, Hoo, 933 Gov J:I3 Hell 0sss Pery IL On
gfsa wATpR rBis Day
s,,d Ho,. obs fsiBL... D3S Hell b,ts Feut IL H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
THE ppoNIERANp CARRAsco FUND.

TO ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR The following contributions for the
families OF the late Prof Premier and the Rev. A. Car
rasco the two delegates lost in the Vile du Iavre, have
keen made since the acknowledgement in THE TRIBUNE
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5uclla! Not,ees

Twenty first Assembly District -Rspaacsn s~n'as'>S
for Member OF AssemblY-hOkArlO T.. AiI.kN
The Anniversary oftAs womaas Unio0 hfso,sv Ss''tI
America for Heather .ni. v ee tehn ne csssa nv
Tsen,y aBh st. WkP NEsDAy Saa 81, SopcA " s~AN -
CoGsAntaope AID y chop CUMMINGS sw sAss sas'ssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

gycnry,, garbolic avc. Ia article vel Known INST
onlg necessary caution the public against mt1ns henaof
that u re- lurgs p4ltculr proportion aad eln snta " ,
prJlIren sir 1tt NAY D. teusi
neon The genuine only guaranteed See that ~ ten "a 'sHs
signature AMI pats proDuerf lmp OF JodY J. hhFaf sod
ey7ywhe7r. JoHN r. HESRr. CUBAN o., fV2e" aa'
al 4..,t,fr ,l.rk
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PASSRNGERS ARRIYED.

FROM AspIyWALL-I. steamship 1aspvlo jan lS-Pnm ssa
Frarcisco Gross Newell W Lsary lawrence Nelly
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