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BLISS AND DAVIS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In reference to Mr.. Bliss statement in
his LET publ this morning. that ut is not within
the practice If it is within the Constitutional power OF
the Senate confirm appointment TO take effect at
future date" beg leave for the purpose OF suggesting
that eminent lawyer may be mistaken, to refer to
the the resignation of Mr. Justice Grier, lately OF
the Supreme Court OF the United States and the appoint
nent of Edwin NJ Stanton his The facts
are stated Ia the " Memoranda" in Wallace. Judge
Gror resigned December. 1892 TO take effect the first
Mr. Stanton was nominated on the 10th OF December
and immediately confirmed. When the death OF Mr.
Stanton IN the Court. in the course OF
his remarks, the CbiefJustce said: He had hardly
been nominate and confirmed To nil the vacancy whlch
Will occur few DAYS hence, through the prospective
resignation of hOnOred brother, Mr. justice Grler
when death en.ered upon the scene and closed his
judge Cier continued till his resignation took
effect Tnls course nds been often adopted ny the Pres
dent and Senate. b. W. L.
NeiO- York. April g. 1874.
A more applicable case may be cited than the above
Judge Davis resigned Dec to take effect OH Jan. l.
1874 Mr. Bliss says in his letter published yester
day, Dec. 81, 1879 Mr.. Bliss confirmed Dec
% but did not take the Office until JAN l. 1874. SO that
in his own case the Senate did confirm appointment
which took effect at date subsequent to the conrma-
ton. The following is the text OF Judge Davss resig
nation:
OFFICE OF THE DIsTRICT-ATToREEY OF THE USITED)
STATES for the southern District OF New-IOrk.
NEw-E DIRK Dec. 9, 1872.
To ne Presideat-Sr: Having been elected 10 the
Office of Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the state OF
New-IOrk for term. commencing the first day OF
January. 1873, / hereby respectfully tender you my
resignation OF OF United States Attorney for
the Southern Distinct OF New1Ork, such resignation W
take effect on tue first day OF JanuirY next .
beg leave Mr.. President to thank you most earnestly
for the Uniform kindness and support | nave received
at the hand OF your admuisr since nave had the
honor 10 hold this Office.
aIu very respectfully, your obedient servant,
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use as It prohibits the OF any known footpower
save that treadle. The passage OF such law would
probably throw many thousands OF dollars into the COZ
fers OF the company In whose interest It devised
but II would also operate 10 the disadvantage or
all other companies In the sewng-machiDe business ;
and. still. would probably throw OF employ
ment seriously emDarrass nearly 10000 female OPP
erayes In this State. No housekeeper could employ an
operator upon any Of the machines now il no
ufacurer could give out work 10 be done upon such
machine; no lady could have her dresses stitched by
female operative without first equippnR her machine
with the patent attachment prescribed by act OF the
Legislature But the evil consequences or the proposed
law are apparent without further demonstration.
The ordinary readle power, It Is alleged, not inur
Gus 20 health from any peculiar mode OF notion; and
only becomes 80 from under unhcalthful
dtions 1t Ia not patented, and IL commented by its
lOng.tried merits. The friends OF the wOrkingwOmen
may easily find In other directions opportunities ir Inc
exercise Of efforts in their behalf. the b mas artad
been iayoraby reported to branch OF The Legislature
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ptCSFVGPPS StTIPD

FOR IrvrRPOOL-I1 'tesn'hp csba April S-w W karae,s
o. Crane Mr ~ Bo~en. Mo- fhonas NJ. Hs1es
W G. Steovag A. g. airy Psrkc Colwl Mis- Goss. hss
Nora Golsn Ms. Ysenn ini m. Ms HsyW,rd Cainng
children sni maid Hon 4 che, Hi. A. M-Se.am, h. MN-
bank Aeoct Henri Aco-k Mr. au1 Mrs Gehh W. Ihfpoe
Corus H. Belize. Ar AMI ir. Torrance Miss fefrnnoe ana ma
g. Cuig Ms Kaue z. schuyler NJ, Emma Jq1tt h a. N
briswod MIS- Mel r. Nclt WAr-i.C. jose u Dn I1inefs
benz smith Dr. Jnss. Rchsm James v " q Ftfehi Amea
crt NJ Sp.HcnE Coz H. LE.wc A. g. Kendall. hf bafbef sos
wife WIN. Davis H. Pavolr II. Proctor. NJ atd Ar' Jsn.
nBse thtee children snd G. Lands A. GIVE 1e" "a
Powers L. Col MS MIS- Nhoct. Mss hecrt H. " Num- Nj ana
Mrs spencer snd nt Mr. NJ Speuc Mr. and Mrs Ihss krnt
j. HehEel Mss J. NJ Balg', ffoL Cas- Elliott T. u n V.
stokes WIN. Wbock j. H. At.ul0 B1Frn1sss &c Bnrre, Mn
Ben HOLIDAY r, M u sd swo ad Hoenpd, Mr. HYDE MI
M n1f Ms Ms " Meirpl Mr. I'D bf he--
T. b. L,ech Wick M sni Mr.. A. ssgat H. Ankersnt
Dame Col H. Grain Mr J. D. O,hora and thres oh
Major RltbeEo-i Mr. and Mrs Was BITTERLY ard Mrs
W. Tacser John GrEn Mr Natrrh0use M Bstts
3s,es Batteray W. Windecs ho5srs
Hon a. Z. RICHARDSON
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Mr.. Beck-why was there all that formsity and why
was II necessary for you to do thatf
Mr. BaDfeld-YOu must AJAX Judge Richardson that.
He desired 10 have IL done.
MI Beck-Then You did not understand that 10 was
referred to to look into and examine but simply
obey orders.
Mr.Banfleld-That ia all,
MI. beck-Mr Sanb0rn svOrc that he talked either
Win you or Secretary Richardson the Assistant Sec
rotary, ana communicated the fact that he had no
knowledge as to whether any OF these railroad pa
MES except abont $50 ont Of the 500 the list owed
anything ana that the whole number put In by the
know abont thatl
MT Banheld-I never heard word OF oil that IN my
me- he report OF Mr. Sanborns testimony here The
hfst ever knew Of being 693 roads tdat list
Mr. MT you think tint that oraer ptting 500
INTO that contract unoer the circum stances in
view OF your outstanding order that payments should
not Dr received by collectors In cases embraced In San
DOrhs contracts was fragrant palpable violation Of
lawf
Mr.. Banfeld-I don't think you can expect me to
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ELECTION NOTES.

OMAHA, April 8.-The Republicans elected
their whole city ticket yesterday, with the exception Of
a few minor officers.
Fort SCOTT, Kansas, April s.-The Reform
ticket in this city has been elected with the exception
OF the Police Judges.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April S.-The Democrats
were successful In The election here yesterday choosing
i've out OF SIX Aldermen.
ArCHIsoN, Kansas, April s.-The Citizens
ticket has been elected There party nom
nations but all the officers elected except Re
publicans.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, April S-The Democratic
ticket has been elected here This city has, since the
negro population began voting given Republican ma
iolitIes ~ every election until yesterday.
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The forty-frst annual dinner of the Psi Epsilon

The forty first annual dinner of the Psi Epsilon
soriety was given last evening in Delmonicos Four
teenth-st at which present number of distn-
euished alumni of the Society," and delegations from
various chapters Among those present on the occasion
were Judges Sedgwick and Van Worst, the Hon. '" t.
Robipson John g. SAKE the Rev. Dr. John C. smith Dr.
Willard Parker Distrct-AttOrney Benjamin n PAelps'
aud Prof Rood OF Columbia College. About % guests
sat down to dinner. Il. +. Campbell presided. After
he cloth had been removed the following toasts were
given and responded to: "Our Fraternity, the non.
William f. Robinson; Literature" John o. SAKE
"ThnoIoovr the Rev John c. smith. ID. D.; "Ihc
Executive Couucn," by one OF the members OF the
Council claw" Judge Van VOorsl MeOcIhe, ~
Willard Parker, and SISTER Chapters, ~ Seh'oi u''0
gates from the yariOu, chapters.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE CENTENNIAL BILL IN THE PENNSYL
VANIA LEGISLATURE.
HARRISBURG, April 9.--The Democratic mem
bers OF the Senate and House held \ this morn
ing at which it agreed that the Democrats OF both
branches OF the Legislature would oppose the Cenen-
NAL Appropriation bill and the bill for the increase OF
the debt Of Philadelphia until the Republican majority
in the House agreed to pass fair apportonment bill
for the city This action endanger the Centennial
bill which only pass the House. having already
gone through all the preliminary in both Houses
But the partisan action OF the Democrats may have the
effect Of making the Centennial bil party measure, in
which case there will be enough Republican, votes In the
House to pass ii without the aid Of the Democrats.
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LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
For other Ship Ne,rs see Third Pdge.l



Steamship Adrae tBr Perry Liverpool March 20 oassas.Oss
26h with 9dse and pas. TO x O. Ccs.i. n ..,
BARK Oberon (ieil sehnd Amov ! 10 tays Ni.h tess
Bark G L Bishop Gerl Gehbeneo Sh'asAA lo' aaJ" "@
Brig Torem. Cr,,) L,uo c,s,er.m,r' IS e'' vih rnit
Big Laura b. of JObn N b. Merriam. inHii,I Cola Nara
scR g ey,r, su5b, Ponce, R., march % vi, Gu'J,n'.
sent Ma T. Corsoa of Ph,leph, corson Masls 10 ;''-
schr Albert jameson Capdee Yesca.,'.. Del
Scbr lsesood johnson, GeogeoSn, D. C., da With aa'"
SER Ben Davis. Wilmington n c. ay. ~,h n,val stores.
schf John Atwood. Chase BAraeoa dals, alta ffa,I
SAILED.
er9oo civ II Houston for NeOc.: Hauvs o sa'snaah
Georgia Chasos; sip The Murray for Lon'en 6ar.s Aryo
big, spAn; Msposs Tor Ca'isa D. o. 1bip@'a toe
WISD~san,,s light g hmr Of shore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH April 8-A,l steamship. Tyonns ron ,sa
Cleared sh Oaboy Ru-e CronadI seade-
Penelope, for Danen sear charles Moore is'
GosroS April s-Arvd bdg, Hney John. from Barb.i"s-s
CHARLrsros e.. April oArnycd steamship hqa''o fro~
SEs6RIKAs, Apr sArriyed The Passes, steamship CITY 81
HolstOn New l9rs Clearei 'eohp p S'fa@ ,ol D's
ycksburg LTepool sp Ad,hce Tor DO lara Le voc
e,m,p site Of shps Armstrong Cor. Adler Japset
Pyg st. opl J.cob stamer Lake 81 Car, bark bnerg's
ysros Ami SCse Slip Fucl, uyari for Liverpool,
has ia1erei oai Gese and br. Poisn. for bremen.
BALrIMoRH April S-Arved, wm. i,Ereaoe ron
Providence; ram, Casaader IRON hswtork E9eaed % DO
Si iqadnec Rio Jnaero Ars,ia from csrie1'I 9,a.
,5o9 hesLoado9; eaIs5; 81 % b den G aieipas;
Psco.a Don Frie for cOrs famooIh or rynon
Orders Tot for es.sn;osa o. f- s i K q;
Qaeenosa; Hugo for Rio JAnOi brg' AAe Tor d. sas
Blanche for the West lDdes
ClpE VINCENT n Y, Apu SSir vessels len for the "ss~a
Canal TO-DAY sad i've more are und1r siy Has,. h,. ,.0os ,
mastsd here BY the 'ehr 5 a. Lane OF Ii0uee
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APRH HEATHER.

THREATENED INUNDATION AT NEW-ORLEANs.
NEW ORLEANS. April S.-Heavy showers OF
rain have occurred at intervals today since p H. II
has been raining steadily and blowing half gale, vary
ing from southeast to southwest. The river is from
one TO five inches above highwater mark running over
the evee several points in the city AT orange ana
Lousasts and at the Third District ferry landing, OPP
poste JacksonsQuare the railroad tracks are covered
with water AT Carrollton the wind carried the water
over the levee during the day, and this evening" from
beudrd A break occurred in the levee below Carroll
ton civ but The authorities have large force AZ work
endeayOrin, ~ repair the damage.
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DRAS-sudien Tuesday April JOAN Dean IT, ia the ia yes
Tlursay inst ocoe Relatives Ard ine"h are
invited 70 attend funeral services without further notice
DODGB-on Tuesday April 7, Ben anna Dodge ise ~ year,
and friend, are Invited to attend h, funeral from the rod
dence OF bis peats Mouas Hope n T., on Iaur~ Z" ~ IN
DUPUY-suddepy West Hob kea, j. on Toss. nsh, M.
s s5.1i A. r. Cooper DSsp u wooiSaiss, s. j.
DUPUY-As Yves; Hohoisn, n J., on Tnssir Apnl q isss
Amanda H. WE o. IA = p'Dai is' 2 @ .Is
Tue reaye, Of the i'ny are respectfully n. 70 ~
s1 ug Hasur IVES, Ho5osen Friday she Ion Inst,
Sbs ol 3 ,e boa. from Sss.Yofl.
GAMBLR-At gess " j. April g. james Gamble, ged 62 yesr
Friend, Of tn, n ere II's "a Pr.y Apn TO- a. . ~
Rs,yss At bis ate residence, WAas'oas'e "0"i~de'
H,LIon wednesday morning April Gilbert o. Hall ia the i1ah
'r ., H nd r. ends Of e family or. respectfully invited .st
the late reieHes ljl B HtJ'"'o'd'~ s.-''~
| siesaoon Apu ii, At O'clock -
HoLLY-In Ibis city Tuesday April oscar s. Holly Ia Tie 6f1
lie rsis,ve. sod friend, family, a'O bo,e q his 'oalo.
a., AprI at ocs from his re,4enee No 2J6 hhA'.
JACKSOS-on TUESDAY morning April Of Bhshr disease Of We
place on Fnla, 10 OeOes from h. late residence SZs
2, ,@r9 D n n. h "a. S s y her .ss
her .onas Thos o G,nn,n $50 safest b0''O S'l'0's'
aud friend, respectfully invited
RoYCg-On Eth John T. Royce ia he SOh year 's, ,s,
| HE. rf4
church respectfully Invited 10 atield toe funeral ron ne
ite r.sd.nce No. 22J T~eaehsL, lhusa' Al es@A
INK. remain, viii be taken Friday sng sing fr nIsrmenh
RuTUyEN-On Tuesday morning April 4 1874 Jane ha1heH "'ov
| Of lame, Ruthyr. n the J3i yesf Of her age -,
| rrspscuIF
tfe funeral IRON r,,lese IA we r"ea hra 81 q. 10
| O'Clock. 1hur.diy morning.
s,,rU Fo,l sn,a wee President Of the M,nh,aB "a, Lsbs Co
ou 9Th the Siih year ~ bs age
Tie aera place he tlurh Of the AAgunnsn
bets,ea SIh AID SrelhAge., 10 thls ai',
Iba a. morning Oh II o'clock The remains VIII be usea
,T Cems,,r. for ba1s The iiFe rcnis and scinAht
.D.. dased esca members Of be family
| specially invited 10 attend.
VAN DEyENTR IN JERSEY civ April John Van DeVener 10 ihs
| 6-th year Of hs 49,.
r.,5euce 25J seTenthst THURSDAY ADni g. At OcocS
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GOVERNMENT REPORT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Thursday. Aprii 81 u. M
Synopsis for The past trenty-foar hours
The storm-center in the South est has
moved eastward TO Southern Mississippi. Cloudy ana
ronv weather has prevailed in the Gulf states with
fresh brisk southery 10 easterly winds ana over Ten
ncsspe the lower OHIO Valley Arkansas and the South
ern missouri with fresh brisk east 70 north winds
Generally cloudy weather and southeast TO southwest
winds over the South Atlantic States Increasing c0ud
ness winds shifting easterly and nOrIhery ana r'n
nyer the Middle and Eastern states, but parity as snow
over the northern portions OF New-fOrA ana new
England. -, ,r.w,s III. r,ror,
have risen at Brownsville, New Geneva, MOrgint0wn
Paducah and Nashville, but continued Idilhs at Chcin
natl aud st. Louis. . ,,,.
For Naw.Fneland CLOUDY weather. with rain, snow,
ort o. al to north winds will prevail.
For me Middle States and locer lake region Increasing
,osf 10 north wndS. ui cloudy and RAINY Uedhr ~ NE
Corme but partly cloudy ceater uih hJht RAIN o'Sho"
in he UTTER ,-., ...,.,. 4. oo..
For the south Atlantic States increasing south 10 east
winds cloudy ami rainy weather. .
For the Gulf States, winds shifting TO west ana north
with falling temperature, and clear and clearing
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. generally cloudy
weather winds shifting north and northwest, ana
For the upper lake region, Iowa, and Missouri clear
or party cloudy weather with winds gradually shHtIhS
70 T T,St Cnmberland and uppef Ohio Rivers Will
Cautionary signals continue at New-Ofieahs, hooe'
Jacksonville, Savannah, and Charleston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

AN IOWA STATE DEFAULrER INDICTED.
Dies MONIES, April S.-An Indictment has
been found by Grand Jury OF Polk County against
Isaac Brandt ex-Deputy state Treasurer Tor embezle
ment OF the funds Of the state TO the amount OF soVo
II s not believed that the money can be recovered as IL
n,,o,rs that there is some defect in his DO nos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

ROUTINE BUSINESS IN BOTH HOUsEs-THE $4,000
APPROPRIATION FOR ACADEMIES OPPOSED IN
THE ASSEMBLY.
SENATE. Wednesday, April 9, 1874
The following bills were reported:
nv Mr. ROBYRTsOS, adversey-TO provide Tor certain
costa AGAINST common carriers. Agreed 10.
Also adversely, relative TO the sale OF real estate
rnde and by virtue OF orders DEGREES, or judgments OF
a court OF record. Agreed TO-
Also favorabiy, relative TO courts OF record.
Also fayorably relative to the Marine Court OF New"
York CIV. A.. 49, To-. -,
Also favorabv, for railroad from the foot OF
Cbambersst., North River 70 Janes-Shp ana RoOse-
Veltst
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Nv Mr. BOOTH-IO change the name OF the new 1oIh
Orhppedic DspeDsary, with leave TO increase Tue
canta Sl50OOO also. facilitate tine transportation OF
the mails parcels merchandise, &C. between reW YORK
and places IN hat vicinity. similar Dill was lntfo
duced I'M the Assembly by Mr. Bgm on the Gun OF Mafch
BY Mr. CoE-To incorporate the Temple Academy OF
Brooklyn
BILLS PASSED.
Relative TO the Police Court and Police Justice OF the
elrth Police District OF the City Of New-YOrk
To authoiIze the construction OF railroad IN ChsH-
bers-st., NeW-YOTk City.
The bill 10 repeal all laws authorizing towns 10 issue
honda To ard I'm the construction of railroads. was or
aerod 20 a third reading. Adjourned until Thursday
morning
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TrLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

In Salem, Mass. Tuesday evening Mrs. MARY
~ nurse attending sck LADY In MAfB'' "A' '1"''
~ desia by the explosion OF kerosene lamp
snecial neeting.of the stockholders OF the
30, Y toad h in Boston esterlIy voted 70 r TIE issue o.
e bond, Of The corporation tn the amount Of All
- ber,toore made under authority Of is directors aac so "a
,kord the further issue by It's directors o. US oo.a' 20 an
t moi exceeding 100000 STERLING SAID bonds 10 BE- made payable
ia tine not erecting 20 years if" aer 1A1e WIN iH'ef'' a.
rnrrrs u-r able selll- lnl-lI'
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TIE ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS, April 8.-Full returns of the
election this cry yesterday show the choice OF
Democrats Republicans, and Independents to
the Guy Council which will stand, with the members
holding over, Democrats, IA Republicans, c. 1ndepend-
ents A. For School Directors, Republicans 3 inde-
pendents, and Democrats chosen. The School
Board stands il Republicans, Democrats, and 1
Iplependent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

Important RatsRss sly sni csntous bat he' srs
When hunger drives thea TO fespersos
Their cannot res the temptation pokng their lot, Dr. Bias
yRr SURs DEATH red With butter anl spread !ba ioas
ofbreaA lis powder deteo misJ u the pis'ss
do Read the directions and foos them SOLD By al dealers prPn
e,sry articles JoHs HENRY CURRAS Co., Sole PROPRIETOR
and "a Colexs- Ney-York
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PtSSFNGERS ARRIYED.

PROM LTvRRPOOL-Ia s,r,,sp fdrtlil, Apnl s-rh.
CLt. Logan Ms Logan. A. ". Bfema, Mr. A. W Bcm,sr Ms
Ellison X WuFhi. srrr H. Strce>f Abefi Nle, Mira >. IA
Lane M A. Uitcr aud servant MS A. laer Nss J. Dater Mas
Date W. p Cragn n. A. ohi- w T. hots X r. Batles.
Louis Wneberl VIM BVrne r. KoOr J. Morrison A. Pstsen
Gland saA Js. Liant Capt L. Grc1igef, Fna' MI
Joguercy Mr Gaiwn John W. C. ScaT Mr. Sc1T stoVs C.
souss A. ID Nelson G ~ Nelson J. Rosnsoa, W. Mnnetrhfs.
Campbell Ms Selse wood W. a. HI aonls. g. "os Dr
VI. Sargent. Mr Hanna M Im41. hns itman "A's
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A srAaE coAcn Ronnap IN rpxAs.

GALVESTON, April ga special dispatch from
Austin says that last night about dusk the stage
rying the mail and IL passengers, OF whom three
ladies' stopped about rs miles rom here by three
armed ueu who cut the front horses from the traces
took ell the passengers money and jewelry, broke open
their truus ana robbed tao mai bags. taking Of OF
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Cloush, the assailant of "Dooney" Harris
the pugills arrested at late hour aS nlg"' oy
Capt Byrnes OF the Fifteenth Precinct aS''''eu %
-, Ia,i, and Henderson, In the drinking saloon Of
CHARLES DymOnd, at Houston and suliyan-sts' nc NdS
naying cards IN back room when the oincoi, caPtute
Kin; H. readily admitted the shooting OF Hartls' ous
that he acted I'm sofdefense. lie was ocAeG up
- - Ls.tlnnuih Precinct StatLon-hOuse.
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THE STAIB or TRADE
poNgsrIC MARKETS.

s,,oRtr,y. April s.fonr doll At s. % Tor Double Rt'r
s6ds5 rs Tor Treble do 81 23ds7 10 Tor Choice Do SUsV o'
800 Corn In demand and supply; sales II G1Sc for MiIed
- Soc for White SEE for Yeos. Oats QUIET At % ao3c
a. .c,r. Al 81 Hay dali $40 for Prime PORK bell a.
az IA no DRY Sailed Meats aa al b0j Tor shoaders
So for Rib Sides and S for Clear SiA Bacon an sod
shoulders, 04c Clear SIDES ani lUse ioI
CO. sos 1903 LiIi AZ 9agJ'AG toI
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them. Among she passengers were Bishop Gregg. ana
Mr.. breckenridge, President OF the National Bank OF
secured about - Tnc stage regular four horse
stage from Sin Antoine 10 Austin, and did not reach
Austin until O'CLOCK this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-09

HOBOKES LAND AND IMPROVEMENT CONPANY, !
PRESIDENTS OFFICE, HoBOKEN, n. j. April t. 1914 -
The Hon LUCIUs RoBINsoS-Dedr SIR: ncOse copy OF
letter lust sent to Mr. John Livingston. think IL. to-
getner with the article in The TRIBUNE OF this date
explains itself. l wish the Board had accepted my
resignation and notified me Oft was very glad to do
what could 10 put Erie into the hands or capable ana
honest men, but occupied that TO devote time to
Il Is too great sacrifice. and therefore withdrew
Yours, W. W. SHIffEN'
HoBoKES LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
PREsIDLArs OFFICE HoBoKEN, N D., Aprl 4, 1915
Mr. JOHN LIyISGsrON-Sir: Yours OF this date Is re-
ceved, aud nave just been shown THE NEw-IoR
TRIBUNE Of this date, copy OF yours TO me OF he "a
Robinson OF the 3D. As 10 your publishing my letter,
only say have never thought gentlemen ala such
things without consent OF me writer lhere was w
heard OF You directly indirectly except through these
letters above referred 10. A. 10 yonr letter To Mr. Robin
son, it simply outrage Wnat business have YOU 10
speak for me, TO threaten proceedings ana give hoces
Erie; have particular interest IN 1t; aud required
attorney, would probably be able TO engage one Who
to Mr.. Robinson without authority.
OF course send copy OF this 10 theTrs Office ,caav
I ERIE RAILWAY CoTrAST,
PRESIDENTS OFFICE NEW YORK, Apri g. iS7L)
W. W. sHIPPLs, esq. PresideHi de-, Hodokch ". d.
DEAR SIR: am III receipt OI our lettet ~ tne IN
inst, ncosng copy Of one sent by you TO john LiV
ing,on II you have objection, should be glad OF
your permission TO send them both, together with thls
to THE TRIBUNE Tor publication.
YOur resignation OF your position as director OF this
Company duly received and accepted the me- hDers
OF the Board generally expressing much regret tat
your other occupations deprived them OF your valuable
advice and assistance. Ii was through mere OVERSIGHT
that Mr. Watson, who then In London was probably
Informed OF your resignation which explains tne
why your name appeared II II dd appear IN the
list OF directors published in London OF sucn pu0ilca-
ton have no knowledge. Very truly yours os,,,o,
HoBoKES LAND AND lMPROVEMENf CoMPANi. !
PRESIDENTS OFFICE EoBOhEN, y. j., April z, lol4)
Yours OF the GLn IL just received. objection
your making public the copy sent you oil my note "
Air 'OnH '''''"'''H u wv " W. smrES.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO April 9-CArrLB in; receipts 500 sesh ssf
tending Choice steers sJS bIr' -
0sG IS trsogh gerabs SO 25as3 90; cons Do s. ship
men.s. 900.
HoG-ep,s y OOO quality better; --fe. aenv., price. srD
and higher n So sS5 20 for Common Choice 81 for srrA hp-
meals 5000. - - 49,. 49,. 49,