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New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
TWO SPRING TRorrING MEETINGS

The first of the Spring trottIng meetings IN
beineighborhOOi OF SeyYOrk begins AT Deerioot Park
L. L. TO-DAY The easy access 20 this course
which is on the Coney Island road. renders It tayore
resort with the turfmen OF this city and BROOKLYN ana
the meetings are generally well patronized The meet
ing this spring continues over three successive days
and the proprietor gives s7JO for two races each day
The programme for to-day comprises purse of 800
for horses that never beat three minutes and purse
n 1900 for horses OF the 23 class The former purse
has five entues-ArchItect. Lovely b., Granger
Doctor and Ella d. and the latter the same number
Handy Andy Jim, Harry Gilbert formerly No Aamel'
akd Senator Mitchell On the second day there is purse
~ ,ljo for 2:iO horses with Rose May, Lady Rafferty,
Charles Coopey Pollock. BIyari. and Major entered
pd purse OF 500 for $3.50 horses, with Jack Draper,
XIX formerly George W. Patterson, Berkshire Boy
NoI,ey Annie Collins and Belle Of Toronto entered
ON the third day the purse OF 500 for horses tha nave
never beaten $3.50 has six entries-Granger, LOVeV D.
Handy Andy Ella D., Phil ONel!, IT, ana CHaIIe'
coonev on the same day Ell White, Annie Collins and
Barney Kelly are entered for purse Of ;4oO for horses
that have never beaten 2:2G These races will materially
assist the horses engaged In getting INTO conuIon 4oA
the more important trOttng contests or the simmer
The Fleetwood Park Spring Meeting will begin on
Tuesday MAY &C. and Will continue on the ehSuIi- tio'
0av-; tne sum OF s77J0 being given Tor COMPETITION On
& e.t day nurse OF 500 1850 horses has six entries
sueetmeats Lady DOiman, A. H. EllOtt, Cora F. Nhde-
nurse Of $500 for horses OF the 2:3i class has ten
eniries-Lady Anne, Carrie, Manhattan, lahher Dol
Cattsk Bessie b. Geo. IL. Mitchell, Isabella, and scot
land Maid on tne second day, purse OF 800 fOr !.to
bnr.es has tive entries-Harry Blssett, Midnight,
W,n,,m walsh Washburn Maid. and Walters. second
nrs OF Al 200 22j horses has Crown Prince Blanche
BARNEY Kelly and Young Bruno engageu ia H. nm U @ en-
tries-Iitte Dorrt Washburn Maid, Ledger Girl Lazy
Pfer Major. Bayard, Bessie b., George mitchell, an,.
plock Tine second race this day is FOR purse OF
g oo for horses of the 229 class, with Miss Miller sI
Knight Manhattan, Carroll, XIX, Damon: Belle 9l
prront9 R.rkslIre Boy Music and Coroner K entered
ON the last day purse OF 500 for horses o. hS three
r,1nnte cass has seven entries-Sweetmeats, NeA-sa
T4ncIa sam Rosa sanburg Jim Coyle, Lady Dolman.
and cora f. The purse OF q Ooo free for all horses ha'
the two fast trotters American Girl ald Judge uei ~
ron engaged in H. All races are mile meats ~
harness best three five, and governed by tue rules Vi
The meeting of the Prospect Park Fair Grounds Asso
ciation H. fixed for June L. and ). They have an
uounced their programme OF trottlng purses "AC"
| close this evening.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
DIED.

BAMBRIDCs-At Newark n J., MAY i6 1874 r,mmy r. "
Henry A. Elizabeth Btm31dge aged months, ~ dsss
Funeral No lz3 UnOnst, Newark
MAY 49, al o'clock Relatives and friends
BEAM Londou Sunday Mar H. John Beam Bean
New York
BRIGGs-snddeny SUNDAY l7h Lows Van Denhsses,
Jane. w. Bnsks aged months and
Funeral on Tussia, II O'Clock from the resdescs
Of hls parents ll2 West korIv-eshth-st.
DR. WITT-On Monday morning, Mag - Rev Thomas De Via.
d.. ID. The S3I his
Ia. lners place Collegiate Reformed Dutch Cbuss
afternoon al
The requested TO meet his ate redssee Do
East Nnth-st, at ! y o'clock
DONALDsOs-In Brooklyn sunday l7h ns at The rexdens-
SANFORD No f3i Clermon Mrs LaVa. Dsas-
sou. aged 81 years
Reaye, and friends funeral from sss
Church o Greene Crrmoni ave tas Tues
dayl afternoon, O'clock
GORHAM-On MONDAY ~ Tire residence Of her tsugber M
Chas Aertou Basc1esi-r T. julia widow Of L. L. Ggrhsn
~ be 'ir~ss
Barring ton for nJsrment. Thursisy morning
HUYT-on Monday Mar IL. William Hunt the 7iA rear ~
his sgs.
Noaee Of hereafter.
HARrsUFP-The tanera Mrorener. George Har,sua
Auny West Point, se~ YORK at % tues
day.t the 18Th
ReyeS ami trends iiten The HnrT smf'A
will eay. Pier 81 foot o. G,nseyoos At
TUESDAY convey West Point the of tle deceased sni ~
relatives NJ friends ~ho desire 10 accompany them
POTTERA. his residence. Cape Psimas Lbsns. A. Msch.
lS7A Kills native of the CITY Of Ne" ora aud orobS
Aaron 4 d. Potter. aged io ye,rs
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
BURGLARS PROMPTLY CAPTURED.

Vincent Deiouroux, who keeps lace store
on the second oor OF No 7s Broadway. discovered on
his store morning. that the place had
been during the night. and On further inVes
tigaon found that $4,000 worth OF goods OF various
kinds had been stolen. SKeetcn KEYS were used
In securing an entrance. Mr.. DeiOurouN at once IN
formed Capt Byrnes of the Fifteenth Precinct
who declared that he knew tue burglars. Ii
appears that the captain strolllng IN Broad
way near DejOurOuxs premises on saturday, ana
saw one Al" alias " Jim Wilson, wtl-known con-
yc: taking observation of the premises, and those
adjoining and he suspected his intention. The captain
conseG aenty ordered Detective Henderson 10 track
Wilson and report his lodging place and companions
henderson discovered Sunday that wilson
was lodging in FOuPth-st., near Avenue B
Capt Byrnes concluded, on hearing Delour-
nix's statement, that Wilson was the burglar, ana
he dispatched Detectives Henderson ana Savln
to find him. short search resulted in nndDg not only
Wil,On but one William DOugherty, who was indicted
for burg arY s1me years ago In company win one
lin Mundy, serving his term IN the
state Prison Tor the same oucnse. put
belng admitted to bail. he fed. Both Dougherty
and Wilson were discovered IN lager
hls saloon IN FOurth-st Wilson's Lodgings, ana on
searching their large part OF the stolen prop
erty was found beside 500 sreenbacks supposed To-
proceeds of the sale OF the remainder Inc prli
ons taken to the statlon-house ana iOcAeu up.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
OBfTE1RR.
TIE REV. THOMAS DE- WITT, ID.


The Rev. DR.. Thomas De Witt, senior
pastor Of the Collie gate Reformed Dutch Church or this
city, died OK pneumonia about noon yesterday at his
residence, No. 5j East Ninth-t. Dr. De
Witt has been in bad health for some time, but
was not confined to his bed until a few days On
sunday he wac very low, but during the evening he
seemed that his relatives thought that
the worst was past but yesterday he declined rapidly
and about noon breathed his last
Dr. De Witt for many years an active and piomt
neut member OF benevolent societies, and bis
loss will be severely felt He prominent leader and
officer OF the Bible and Tract Societies. ond
also OF the Colonization Society and for many years
was President OF the Nev-TOrk Historical Society.
Early in life he entered the ministry accepting first
pas torate at HOpewel. Dutchess County. Thence lie
came to the Collegiate Church OF this city.
His long term in the pulpit has been
characterized by broad and liberal course, and
years he has been s.teenlad ,in-
.ery,ces were not confined To the English
language for he preached IN German as occasion re
gufrcd His associates the COlegate Church nc the
time o his death the Rev. Drs NerMAye. CAani-
bers, OrmlstOn. and Ludlow. Ills VIE ded
only few months aGO. Dr. DE Wit was
IN the eghty-,hird year OF his age Inc
funeral will take place from Jhe Collegiate Reformed
Church al Iafayete-pace and F)urthst, on thursday
lf-4ruOgn ar O'Clock The clergy are respectfully re-
gue-ted 10 meet his late residence al 1880 O'Clock upon
the afternoon VI the same day.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHSGrOS. Monday, MAY 49, 1874
The Cable TeIc graph bill introduced in the Senate to-
day by Mr.. Frenghuysen. proposes 10 give to Celso
Cesar Moreno William b. Phrllps and Henry Creilly
Of New-York. ana ]. r. Haggin. Lloyd Teyis Thomas
H. seIby James OTIS, y. W. spaulding Henry DurAnt,
Eugene L. Sullivan, Philip A. Roach. samuel Butter
worth John Z. Felton, aud o. IL. La Grange OF Caifor
na the right to construct aud maintain line or lines
0f telegraph cable. connect the American and Asatc
coasts condition that the WORK OF laying the cable
shall bee beg within three years from the enactment
OF the bin The bill also provides that the Secretary Of
the Navy saal be authorHsd 10 dctall one or more
vessels to Dc at the disposal OF SAID Company 10
assist IN tine surveys IN laying ana submcreing the
cable. Transporting materials, aud generally 10 afford
any assistance calculated to promote the success OF the
enterprise.
MajorGen. Hart.uf. whose death took place in New
York on SATURDAY was OF the victims OF the Hurtt
oop.u,raey; and ne died Just of the pnblica
tion that would have explained to himself
and friends the OF the unjust treatment he
ceived during latter part of the war Cen Harsuf
wa. A memner OF the HIrtt Court OF Inquiry. and. To
prevent the knowledge he there obtained from ia any
way becoming public. ne was ordered 10 wilmington
y & before "A retiring board. TINS plan did not sue
ceed he after prevented from having any
important command. 60 carefully was the secret motive
for this treatment Of good officer guarded, that
although Gen. Hartsun was Trend OF president
Lincoln neither he his friends could get any ex-
Dubhoaon OF someof the liurt papers during tue past
Winter.
Gen. sherman will not leave here to establish the
army headquarters at st. Louis until October. He
thinks there are several advantages in the proposed
removal among which il mentioned the fact that the
bulk Of the army stationed west Oi the hs-ls-ppi,
and OF Indian war, or other troubles III thdt
section, army operations could be better directed IRON
~. LOUIS than from Washington.
In the House proceedings OF Saturday error 90
Cured in the teegraphng transcrbng of the report
in reference TO The money paid by the Braz liam Govern
ment 20 Mr Webo, Tue American MtLlsIer IL W.
s4252 sterling, not dollars tlaf paid to Mr. WtDD,
ana IL 9j00O not dollars, that was Transmitted 10
the State Department
fFor Rsg.ar H1p0rt Of Congr,i Proiing, scoaf Psg
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

M. H. n 2,r, ami ssrv,ss W " Bell M, " sai cn~,..
H,-tn, Lionel Par, % BarnsbI Johu coehsg P.r-y r'TI~
erv,nt q X Dpbos m puisf J. Hartman n Mssxss~rv
Arensien Bennett Dieksnsoa, " Yenn. Ov-n kels
Nj husgro,e Lieut. Ksicn John Psey Wm Tod Va rs<H
w Brown Chaplin Brooss Geo N We'll. Aes sss,h.
NJ Ch.hert Mrs Glars Hs sd afsni Master Reesrt HAT s
narrv Hart Master Vivian Hsr. Dr. " At~ter MS Nss~rs
Mss l. A. Atv'ter W. VI r-assnt Reginald foaaT Ms fyssg
Neheno Jane, Poreus. Lasatso Iorsbss zsfes fsss
yad Tohgms osaagssh Brug d. q L. Cevslssd W Con
ninghsm Fuksssss Josa Besnas
H. BoFrng. ssrton II. sparn o. Jsbb DR. ~ v P-s-
Mrs H. V. p. Pennsr
FkOh LiVBBPOOL-fs sf,1rsAsp siIs Nav l3-hn n Ar
haf Mss J. Hove Bissi Kerr Gen A. Sa.olof ss1
iaasher Capt Dnce Mrs L. waite
ihams Mss Gilbert N.R sherpsri Mao Oerioa, MIC
yss.ss Is NJ fstc W. 1hrs MIrHa 4. Isrsss. n. 7.
tsSNirk y D. Warren. NJ. ,ui Mrs Miller e. HsnUN Miss u.
Henkiag Ms. Hsner W r,L,r X s.m,urt,s 4 L.so.si
hs 81 1. Haxnr, y. Ii-xue
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OPrIcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIsGTOs, Tuesday May ID 1 a. Vi. J
svuoDsls FOR me past tDenIy-four hours.


The barometer has remained stationary or
slightly in the Southern States and thence nOrth-
eastward the st. Lawrence Valley.
It Is bigh central Mississippi valley. and Il falling
IN the upper region and the Northwest The tenn
peraare has fallen the Middle States, and Ia the in
terror ef New England
IL l.s risen slightly the Northwest Light rain,
with variable winds, II reported froin
Nor Iern New England, New-York, and Lake ontario
Generally clear weather prevails IN the remaining as
tricts east OF Mississippi River Ciondiness has
Increased ia the SOrth-West with brisk southeast
winds. -, 49,.
the Missouri River has risen at LanktOn al Platts
mouth aud fallen az Cairo and Memphis.
Probabilities
Por- New England partly cloudy and cool weather
Will prevail with sOuth-westerly 10 nortnwestery
winds rising barometer, and rain north OF Massschu
sefts. -
For The Middle States and Ocer lake region. clear or
ceayiuU nnd redttsr NTH north cesterty 10 ctdOte
tosnds and stationary To- rising bdromefer.
For the South and Gulf States generaly clear
weather northeast southeast winds. no deci1eu
change in temperature ana rising barometer on the
Atlantic coast
For the upper lake region and the North West partly
cloudy weather sOltE-east southwest winds, sra
tOnary 10 rising TEN perature, ana railing Oaroneter
For Tennessee and the OhiO Valley generally clear
weather variable winds shifting 10 sOuthery followed
lv falling barometer and rising temperature
The Lower Mississippi, the Lower Nj Mssonfi anu tho
Ohio Rivers Will fail slowly during tuesday
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

A movement was sstarted yesterday among the city
Matters for relief OF the OF the Massachu-
.etts food by H. F. bills. OF Baldwin & Hills at No 54s
Broadway Hlls started with subscription list at
O'Clock p IN. and in hour the names Of ak firms
were affixed to it. The total collected last eve
Ing was Si25 contributed by the following firms WISE
Co.. 500 Samuel Shelter Co., 500 Baldwin Hills,
COO; r. o. Bernard & Co.. !s2j; WIN Hurlbut Co..
$50 Garden Co.. $50 All who were asked TO give 10
rne sufferers did 50 with the greatest alacry. To-day
MI Hills will devote several hours 70 the work, and be
expects large Subscriptions viii be received
iy btn al No. 645 Broadway and Will be forwarded i'm
InediafeV 10 the scene of the disaster.
The silk Association OF America VIII render assistance
an thrown of employment IN the silk mdnuiac-
tories n such assistance is The mdnuiac-
turers and in tns cy telegrapned YES
terday 8ir. Gere of the hrm of HAYDEN Iere Co.
atiyes of his house. aud Thomas q. Pope 90. sent
,hecK for HAYDEN, GeTe Co. IOr tue reIel OI
the sufferers generally.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
cRIMEs And cAsrALrIEs-RY rELEGRAPH.

Jason Ditmer while working IN neld near
CeuenIe williamson ILL., afternoon, shoi D
or moi. concealed
The bark Erie Belle of Port Burwel carried
Lock Weaud Canal yee-Ay mora
II will probably take DAYS the damages
90. The trial of James Dwight for the murder OF
MclauRhhu touri
Dwight Shot Mclaughlin the Of the Bunker l
Club March.
The Grand Jury of Plymouth County. Mass,
bs OF VIM. H. o The
murder ami Thomas MARI BgeseI a.
IaI!aI ia February at.
The bulkhead Of Gardeners dam on the Upper
River roaniy Wis THURSDAY night ~hiie
-fn~ ncu essgd he FoaT Is-shI
L..cl A. .4e s.A5.l y-IiI l.lFei,
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
IEST SNIP NEHS.
fFDr ofber SbfD Ners s>s Second PA,



s',,@sD Ai.. B, Iio'''p L,sr,o'' My ~ ''-'''-.
s,elnshp ios Give b. Urqahar Liverpool tori 10 y. B.
Nay 40 IN sass % sHos Bafsest 7" ~ ,sa 'r Ly'rp'oi
B,I. Sse,n. l,,. p,, ioae ls:l'p . a.. s.
Bas Ben news .o LoSioa, c..on sH.npor- 1l Ia" "'s
Barb gss Nor Sel,en. Bremen - iiy, N ,slsa
Bar. Northern Chef Gof iaHnaah' -. NJ er LT.rDr' ~
saI aorains Lss, Tr.., C,eus.o. - .usu s.A
Bar1 sed~ Dubrvyse La--nn az b.n.ss
Bars Jean Jhqa Fr jarsneros Vera Cus lea q Nv'os's
Brig T.rh Brow9; c,rienA. Il iay- -r,s sls,r
Brig snhosu, lAu.t. yrrnfb DlSna So isy, IA
Brs Rnms Ger, Ieseuen 's9e 1osa 81 n 81 i.'s via
Bls E.-;o star (of Se-A',o, D-~-r.r, 81
sshr AlDna lgf Ga.sov snnard, Barbados -
schr Lsv Bann-ruan Pl sgb~rt. is~s II i.,
sem. 7 v. ailru C,re. Windsor ; si,,,. ~,l p...r
sour bycirn Croshy 81 GeorS. y B. 10 d'y' ,A phss
ssSi .1o Lsas.isS. s.ie :, sSf sSf;s 3 ~, s
ssf sSsf r TF'f5.as 5sssaa as s,sioes Ssa'Ss,i R.,
schT Meteor DaFscomb bermuda : isTs =itb proiSs-
Ship Antonio Nor, Ga1der,oa. H,~ssr M.,A ,s
SAILED.
ship St John for San sancsD Victor, Pes. c 's Ia
nsTS .%S for STfi s sa,' era e. an."' % & T. h'n'' " "' "'
wISD-oaassI Light, ". clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosros Nay i8Arved stesm7hips John Io'Hns 'fm Bs
more Norman ana R,iis'azAs from rh.aea seHspca' .
sea D,o F from on repoo @ E .aa o Sr-& sa1, s
% Srs, L.S from Laadou A.He hom nAusHes Ksnnsa t,.
from MsyaZuez, Della HoigLlus, Tom Ber4ada
IEvRs Del MAY lsSiesmshp PrnlsYVania Of The Aaenss
Line from Liverpool . 20
BAIfxOa. Nay ls-Arrv.d. Steamship, Lsc, rom s.or
leans sarago from Sasnnh; Lucille from Win ngtgn Wtlss
brgs PasQnans Vsnie ssis ta
from Dmessrs Noneset Cleared seAmshss
George Appo Boston Yneaad Phts5es
pa bark krs Stettn HeO Fsnoaih for
NEwORLBAss, MAJ lSCiearri l. Lane Liverpool bsrss
Shaemuc Belgium, Liverpool Mara Meele Trieste
Annie Kranr Boston Arrived Cort, No.
York. sailed bsrss Dagi.k H. HsGe Mara AsgT ghs
steamship Cbliaa she bar A,uns
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUssssrovN MAY lsfhs nmsn Line steamship rT " Brasse's.
Lcch from NesioE Msy hs ssa
o Liverpool
LosDos Is-sle1 he Uuitd st,te- Amshs Hefst<
Cou-ans stephen Bishop o. YEge sebastian bsh ahd
10Th Hrmsnn
Robert Peel Martha Cobb Prince SIposon Jaha L. Dim
Baoa Emile kasto Homesar bound tr-closA oss
Asnderstom Brasil T. H. DaYAn Alliance fA1aBto ss4
Armstrong Arrived the Und the l1n inst
Thorny David Bme C0u Adler Proteas Socose hefas
Alfred rair Juyenta Cape Clear Jane. Foster p Modosna w.
Bnrco Meno linda c. DaD0yaro AFoa Ps~euna.
Teresa Ester Nara Boo Watch sealo saad Broes Ace
iromthe United Hal H. Caps AMI Pot-zs
MEMORANDA.
Matthew before reported South Welere
overheard tsss.iris
cargo she sill proceed - Boston for repnl.
DISASTER.
SAY FaAScsco, MAY l3sieAmshD hs9cbu FROM ss.sh fse
Shanghs March n CAptaa sAA
ONLY persons seu ssSei
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
1PLEGRAPuIC NOTES.

The Wool Hat Manufacturers Union OF Penn-
.vva suspend ali By the close o he NA
throw ng 900 people Oat OF employment
The steamer Watergues of Amsterdam, with
cargo Of Ql~bs FOR violation of the eos
laws Her captain gone the authorities ot-". fesA'HS
the
The Baxter steam canal-boat CITY of New York
Bas.o New al o;JO u saaa-l
With cargo OF 100 bushels Of she reached FH"I " Az
a yesterday
The case OF Phelps. charged with larceny from
the rreaursr Ohcr called Ia the Court ot oeI .'
Albany before JIdge Nestbrook VesierisF ano'l
numbering 100 called oy hs OsA N'
iurl being obiiInel
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
n0MRsTIc MARKET9

y.wOstsx. Nav laPlou dull, grades at s9G
81 20 Doube Treb do 80 3S0s 20 Choice do
II JOqS1 Corn arm Tor Mixed AMI Yellow tl Ob9
O5 n, White Oit, srner Bran arm q, 81 10 Hay
au@t $27 quiet plo 10 Dry ssen heats-None
s,t hands let ~. r,tes: E shoulders %" Tor Clear Rb
ste Oc for Bacon srm ~ Tor shoulders lo
C.r Rb sides lie Hans sold a. l3. 52 Land
sns, s srsrcs Al 2e l2ia Keg
MosNothng dong WHISKY quoted 9c for Louisiana 81 O2
for 1ncnua Coffee quiet 10 2g2 or Fair to Prime Corn
Mes. scarce At IS Gol 1929 BIehsnge-Se~r0rk SIGHT =
'TIIsIysTo, + C. MAY lS-spnts Turpentne liei 35c.
R.n eay and nominal 81 - for Strained Crue lapeane
.,s.v .t :, o5 Tor liant ~ yellow Dip; 90 tor Virgin
T.r ,t .dT 2 haai sni afei $3.50 bbls
hv. to-laf
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

"THE Travellers Ten years ago, the first
ay OF April 1854 the Travellers Insurance Company OF
Hartford Conn issued ts policy. Since then II has
written three hundred and ten Thousand acciden
nocies and continues 20 write them the rate
OF one hundred per day. IL mas paid the claims oi ts
accident policy holders TO the number OF nearly tWen
i'm cash The Travellers" IL the only American Coln-
pany writing yearly policies nsuring against acsusn.s ms
II has ,lso written nineteen thousand ful IRE
policies and occupies honorable rank among sounu
and progressive American life companies
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

ITHACA, May 10. - The body of William
Browning an Engishman was found IN an advanced
stage OF decomposition ID a well on the farm OF Mr.
Webster in the town OF Virgil. Cortland County, on
Friday, May Is. Browning, who owned farm IN the
town OF Hartford. left home ON the night or Dec TO-
since which time Of hun could be obtained
until hs body iound IN the well Ihe Dody was IN
a Ioathsome condition and had evidently been in the
well long time, probably ever SINCE the nlght OF MS
disappearance. Webstes family used the water OF tne
we'll re- ylarly II supposed that 10 is case Of suicide
The affair creates intense excitement IN the Vlcinty
especially In the family.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

ter5 of those Companies for refusing to obey the Law
limiting charges. leave In both being granted.
The general decline along the list ranged from to
per cent but later there areacon OF from TO per
cent.
The officials OF the Canada Southern Railway Company
explain that the mortgage recently executed by their
Company not for the issue of bonds but IA rm-
ply another chattel mortgage, executed under the
laws OF this State. for the purpose OF securing the
bonds under the mortgage executed and
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

TIE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH CAROLINA INDICTED.
CHARLESTON, May 1S.-The Grand Jury OF
Orangeburs County to-day indicted Gov. Moses for
breach OF trust and grand larceny with fraudulent In
tentlons The indictment charges Moses with having
counseled and advised Humbert the defautng County
Treasurer to use 5000 Of the state to pay his
Nfo.es'sl private debts The County Solicitor declares
his purpose 10 prosecute the vigorously.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

the courtroom when tho shooting occurred Winter
mute came In and took seat about eight feet from
Witness He was looking frequently toward the door
and went out twice, returning after, evidently
watching the door In about half hour witness saw
wintermute get up. draw revolver from his pocket
and hre at McCook. who was just outside
the door. McCook rushed at him with both hands
raised and open with the palms forward Wintermute
frec again and the witness heard two shots Afterwards
Another Witnessed testified that no heard Wntermute
TO another man: "Tell McCook an going 10 shoot
him ON
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Americas social science Association.

Tn. customary General Meeting Of the Association vii ts pss
on TUESDAY the 18th inst, Asse,ion Hall 80 ed
will continue until the 23d ast The order Of business ~a
" FIRST sRssIoy-rUBsDAY N,y i9-7s3Opn
An address by GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS ESQ., The President
paper By Rev Dr. wOoLsBr Ses H.vsa Ae BAesp-
ton from Capture Of Private Property At Sea
science Of the Young A-n's Christian Assccsio
paper Financial Adm aranon By dAAALiBL BRADFORD
'"f' u SECOND sRssIOS-wBDSEsDAY. M.y 10
paper by WILLARD T. fLAGG' esd OF moro, III. 90 rss
P,rm,rs Movement n the Western states
aso.r by PsisnI Dr. GILMAN Of the Ua,ersy Of csA,
California. n 4: Rs,1Sa .Sh me sssr Unss STATS
A paper b. D. A WELLS, Rauoas Principles -
paper BY Prof PIERCE C.neriix- oes.s
A4aT S,O~r BY GARDINER HUBBARD e Boston A.sa
A' ~ FofRTH SEssIOS-rHURSDAY. May as pa
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LOCAL AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
GENEROSITY OF NEw-YORK MERCHANTS.

Messrs. C. IL. 4 F. d. Blake of Nos. 70
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subscriptions and forward them to responsible persons
nj Williamsburg the benefit Of the sufferers by the
disaster. The following amounts have already been
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