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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
ALBANY.
THE GOVERNOR AND THE REMOVALS.

THE GOVERNOR AND THE REMOVALS..
THE LETTER OF CORPORATION COUNSEL SMITH LIKE
LY To RECEIVE CAREFUL CoNsrDERATIoN-UN-
CERTAINTY AS TO THE TIME WHEN DECISION
WILL BE REACHED.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, N. u, March The Governors letter to
the Mayor indicated very plainly his notion of the
sources from which he might properly derive in
formation in regard to the charges made against
Corporation Counsel Smith and the Fire Commits
soners and it is therefore considered probable that
Mr.. Smiths supplementary letter which reached
Albany by special messenger yesterday will receive
the consideration that is accorded to the other
documents in the case and will not be ignored as has
been suggested account of supposed rregularity,
because it was not transmitted through the Mayor.
The time of the Governors action on the cases is
necessarily uncertain the papers in the case being
very vOluminOus, and the Governor being evidently
disposed to act only after careful deliberation The
decision in the cases of the Fire Commissioners may
be postponed beyond that in the of the Corpo-
ration Counsel, inasmuch as they have asked leave
TO submit some additional points.
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PCBLIC OPINION

If Ben Wade can show that he was not born
thIs century must be the Rrpuhhc candidate Tor
Governor TIE only trouble j. mat II Ben were elected
GUrhrnOT there might ~ the o. sam TldeD. be
u d SpdriOn 20 cali MIN u higher dgLltie5'-lC CHI
cinnau Commercial QndJ
Without the Force bill the Government is
impOtent Tue great powers II creates, dangerous
they seem. can believe. be safely utru-tci TO the
President Their depends upon the Southern people
themselves Tgey VOID The necessity TOR their
ercise. -[Phiadelpbla Press (RepJ
The Republican party had turned its back
those who placed u pOwer-nad turned IT'S mack
the people aud pur itself in subsection ~ schemer,
trcEser cOrrupuou'sts. Oihcescekers aud disreputa
Die politicians generally. Tat is what caused its de-
feat ana 'he same causes Will have similar effects
any and every party orgets Its principles and its
duty. Tne party coming INTO power should be admon-
ished by these tnu and begin right from the start
dubuque Telegraph uudl
Congress viii pass all the vicious legislation
before H. There Vii 0e great Outcry. Tue weak
kneed Republicans will laugh az this. Presently the
country VIII weary or 1t and urn 10 some other
amusement. Taen there will be- lnll Meanwhile the
conspiracy with It's machinery prepared and its weapons
reserve vii proceed with IT. scheme OF nominating
Grant snd Butler OF producing ntlDlda Ion at the
North dist at the south OF forcing collision
Of Houses OF Congress the electoral count,
thus OF retaining possession OF the Government IN
spite OF the popular vote Louisville Courier Ourna
lDeml
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DIED.

BALrRsou Sunday Feb IS Elizabeth Catherine wife OF W s~
Fen5 Of tas ny nr son pra.rdO her sonsw ecsy.
sehn. W. Hese AdOpG rspeea a'ssi
49, 7t.1 at l. o'clock.
BRNsBL-Boru Beusrl ssaealy Of ase'e Of the heart The
Real7rs and fnis respectful, rvrei e ge..i
schoss-sve Toshsy, March = a. - H. Trans la NfAf-
uensL Depot, AL !.
RRIGGs-oa SUNDAY Fb q ane, anes. Ehsbb wife Of
isaac v Brgas. Il the 5jth year oil her sge
Rs .d aT 5 Se1 o ll9 &c. 9S Es oaSa 81
twenty.ioar,hst @ednsaaf March 3. =" IA Rena -db 10
taken TO 81 JOHn's CeHetery lonseis iof aier@ent
CORSELL-seond mouth First DAY Fe9 Is al -05 sThp
Cha. w. ana Phrbs l. Cornell
CROKER monds March l. MARY sie Of Heay Crol saenn
RELATIVE she family $40 III. member. Of r,e,nt..
Lodge 81 o. ~ e. are sspre '.T s, C on !siuea,
March }. at oslsek
PIcK-on Sunday 9s william W. Fiet the 81 ofA'
Faaera Of John powd 90 C,nnOer q nsa, Pal
Coorso Ter Seraa Cal aud Detroit Mich papers Ssae eoo
HALLBrT-.t s residence Mrpeh L. L. Tbonu aiea IN tho
FSss a. his iescerce II O'Clock TOe'i Frsoa' 'na
relatives Iautei TO attend
uALLErr "a 1875 at his Mas -. Long Is,nA
Funeral TUESDAY, Mah ReiaiV = Od heads ia.
sted
RAFRIs-A grue Switzerland n Of slaos,
T yaE Julian HA.. sOa o. Rev. n asrs AID JALaHA
Funeral rye-s Paa Church Hobokep, sedons' sboye
sn5s - = 80 m S t Prosor q ol & Ccsss inc
Of the Class 1871 the sOes Of Pfb' are i0'sd 70
BAyIL .ND-A. Rye NY 90 Saturday Feb o. Of Chsries
n Hsvand daughter Of Samuel iaNlAnd eeel - Teas
OF ami invited Ia hteud her asrsl
2 1890 o'clock IRON Ga - Nfdet kArnsgos
wiz meet o'clock from Grand Gent al Depot
gIyCYMANAt Dover j. saturday morB Peb % lSg5 saaaa
a. wpfs O. NJ HinehmAL, aged II yeaEs s1l ~ days
The topra be held the PresbS sn Church. Dosef
! "Wednesday, March ), At 1880 oeiocG a N
LRoSARp-In Booliyn Sunday y 25 Of eHPes ais
Fsaerai nom hs 20 Dexss. Isdy haseA
2.h2pm.
Montreal ers please COPY.
LoCKWOoD-Ats sing Sing T. sFisy the 2b ult, hsnsoa
Lseks 10 the 6Sth Of bis
The relatives family eaDeciaJ av1e attend
the " Shy edne..
Ssx March O'Clock Tras leaves PorgecOnit a. IL
a. 10. Carriages 10 attendance at sibg Sag depot
MACY-ou Saturday Feb 81 BeriaEin COr tdd 20 Je' %
Benjamin Z. hseT
HIS relatives and friends respectfully invited attend he fan-si
reSdenee Ne . afsy eopaes 90 lVesdss &c
l0Am
Co K 7rH REGrnEsr n. G. n T. New BoTk Feb 2S 1874
No DIT the pAu 0utF of the iaat
announce Berjamin G. aac Mens
dress attend the fEaer. By or.sr Of
]. Il. LIVINGSTON, First SerEeslt Capt LkSIllHOS
ROBINsOg-on Monday morning. LIST ns OF dphtnerA Emma
| WestOn bnsOn.s gel years ADD III nOathS
The Of The Ay invited attend the 1nerai
services 81 ss at IL the resd'gce VI
her grandfather w. Robinson BIS We<I fsestJ Auth 81 The
| remains will be taken to Tarrytovn Tor IniennenL
sTRoYGIn BROOKLYN Mondsy l Inst Agnes Elliott laughter
aud Agnes aoog aged Jei TSahs AMI II dt'
| Notice o funeral hereafter
YOULE-On Monday morning. March Sarah e. wf al Wa1 l.
Youle daughter 81 the hs Capt j. r. wngat
Funeral TUESDAY March at oosees aa Union square
Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
MUSIC md THE DIANA.
THE RIsToRI PERFORMANCES.


1t will be seen that Nine. RistOri offers
variety in her performances this week. Tonight she
appears In "Euzabe,B." FJr tomorrow the managers
announce Mary stuart" E1zabeth" will be repeated
on THURSDAY AM Mehea" will he gwen on Friday.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
A hippodrome which will accommodate
tOO spectators j, buIdl n Pgrs at The entrance OF
the Avenue Moutaigur. Champs Llyseas
Stenographers were recently caught at a
Paris thcster ,sAing Gown toe diaiogle OF the new
melodrama. Rose Michel" aud were severely beaten
In reference 10 the closing of the London
fnst NJ john Hoihucs Gead " has protested against
the action Of tile "lUri-oi,'re chamoehsn."
THE Princess cot Trebizonde" has been
sonounced succeed on Hoaca's Madame LAichi-
Que at the Boufes Pdr.eus. Paris. The lat;er piece
has been played eOnsecuuvty more than 100 times.
A society has just been established ct
lected or unknown OF J. :. Bach The singers OF
the Thomsskrche nucleus Of the association.
Nothing can well exceed the enthusiasm
S.. %sf pat te IN rs Su Mes PTh and E,S Her
last appearance The CONCERTS OF the Conervatore Is
said 10 have been " an ovation winch Will "afA 4u
epoch In her artistic career"
The version of Uncle Toms Cabin repro
ducod the AdepHL LudOn, Is that prepared by M.k
tho includes II. ncair GrOrge Harris; Howard
Rdsseh Cnoie Tom; v. Mcintyte as Le0ree; MISS
Hudspeih a. Iopsey And Mis- Enth sIuar; ia Etsza
Massenefs musical setting of Dramatic
after Shakespeare was announced for perform
ance in Pats fortnight ago The scenes comprise
J. The Temps ~AIiei aud The SPIRITS Toe sleep OF
DesdemOus: =. kJudr Lorturnr IA JullerS Glrden 4
Msobeth-IHe Witches s. The F. 81. OF AnS Malcolm
Eanfafes
For his organ concert tomorrow Mr. ,. L.
Warrru vii play Bacus IriO sonata No l. IN nat;
Concerto OF Haudel's; a sonata Of MendeissOnn's;
Fuguc % Car. Peuite; Scnunann's Piece Ia Canon
FJrm Op. Sc No O. ran-eiucnt OF me Prayer from
DIR Fr iscHii d ~ T. K And1nts Grazi0sO by
y j. H0pkius IOccata " dessc; aud the Overture 10
Taunhaa-uT"
The orchestra selected by Wagner for the
representation 4 ,sctt NbelIng. drama VIII con-
ot best players OF GruanV, selected from
the principal theaers OF Brunswick. DessAn, COburg
heintngeu Wtiindr. -rl.u, ana Hanover There viii
De nc rst yiOus 10 second vOlns, 10 viOss, II CELL II
double BASES harp fItes nIdtb0ys, carinets,
English bOEns bass cldrluct-. 10 hOius, UuupeVs
TembOues, anu pairs OF tympAnl
julius f. Perkins, the bass singer, died in
I0BiOn last tie UrloDged 90 y Remarkable family
an Vermont many whose members have been more or
less distuc IISued composers of church music ana
conductors 81 singIngscAOOis aud conventions tie re
oeived his ed IcaiOn IN Iaiy, and last April
his appearance IA London under the name OF
sg Gu. Persns ging the part OF baldasSdre IN La
FaYoTia." Drury Llne ana meeting Win consldrI-
m n
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Az a meeting of the petroleum trade OF .

AT meeting of the petroleum trade OF the
New York Produce Exchange ON Tuesday FEB. - INC
toowino resolutions were adopted IN reference 10 tue
aoath ~ Adnah NeVnart, a member OF the Exchange:
Whereas By a dspensation OF Divine ProVldeuce
Adnah Neyhart, a member or TINS EXCHANGE LAS
Zen remoyet from our midst by death, and
whereas His character and worth as man ana a
r,archant we're we'll knawn TO, and appreciated by
me trade Of which he member. that It seems ut
ny an tbis occasion expression To our feelings
in reference thereto therefore ne IL
" PSsoipsJ That In tue death OF Adnah Neyhart, the
NewYork Produce Exchange has lost one OF It's most
valued members. -,
cerev express It's s0rrow his death, recognizing in
him gentleman who was respected oy an aequhIht-
filled position In the Trade AS sucn MI
Neyhart will ever be remembered as representative
man of energy integrity, and moral worth.
Resoiped. That the sympathy and coincidence or the
Trade De and the hereby rendered 10 MS De-
reayed relatives with the assurance that we do IN
great degree Ia their sorrow.
Resoired That a copy OF these preambles and resol
tions be SUITABLY engraved and forwarded TO the family
OF ~
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GOVERNlaE.NT WEATHER REPC ~.
WAR DRPARTME-u


OFPr0E ey THE CHIEF SIGNAL CStiOEA I
WASHINGTON ID. C.. Monday, March 2. 1915 a. IL. y
Synopsis for he Dls "a hours.
Dee pressure haa increased over the North
West ana the upper lakes. thence 10 MISson1 ana Ken
tueky With colder clearing weather rId northwest
wlufs.
SDrfherly Wins, warmer. cloudy and rainy weather
pre- vait IN the Southern Suites. 800
North easGeriy and. noY,h westerly winds, fablng
barometer, CLOUDY end RAINY weah"r over tbs lower
lakes Middle and Eastern State, with higher &c M
perailre. except In thu later.
The 9, yers nave rIsen at 81. Louis Memphis CGetn-
matt, aud Louisville, and fallen at Pittsburgh.
Probabilities.
FOs,tIe Northwest ana upper lakes ana thence 20
Missouri rising barometer cold generally clear weather
aud Rerly wtus.
FOr-tIe OHIO Valley ard Tennessee. rising baro1etfr
north winds. ccariDZ colder weather.
For TN: Gulf States increasing pressure nortlWest
to southwest winds. clearing, colder weather
For the South Atlantic States, sOuthwestcrl7 Tipd3
stationary temperature aud pressure, cloudy weather
ami occasional ram.
Forhs Iocer takes and Nide states RISING bGrenettr
nOrth-cest DindS, co!fer and cledrDIg Wedtaer
Flr NewEngiand uOr.A -.arterly WINDS tdLlng cepom'
etpr. warmer, cloudy weather. ana ram.
The Mississippi Rlve- wIl rise below Memphis, lie
Ohio 5oioT Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02

These assets are in addition to what the puDhc nave
generally understood be the property Of the Com
many Some OF them are worth less their par vaue
ont they have present and much larger prospective
value Very few railroads make so good showing
the above taken their par value being about 10 per
cent of the par value Of the stock The policy of the
Union Pacific would to be the same as that OF The
Baltimore aud OHIO, which Company has gone on from
year TO year increasing s assets which are not repre-
sened in the securities OF the Company except III the
additional value OF the stock We In Boston have great
f;b in the failure of the Union Pacific stock. and be-
ueve that no matter how New York spectators may
view it, 1t ia only question OF time as to when 1t ii
become solid Investment. especially as it is now dem
opstrated that there not likely to be any compel ng
line built tor many years TO come. sTockHoLDEh'
Bosi0u FrD. &C. 1875,
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LSTkST SHIP yEWS.
Tor otasy Ship News sec Ftffh Pogel

For otasv Ship NeWs sne f9fh P0JeI
ARRIVED. .
Steamship c.,;,, c, LooI Iernxis days with mt->ssd
steamship US.si 81 s Bard,es H~orssns Feb 20, With -
steamshp Faoo Busgg Ne with miss 'nd Osss 70
Sream,p R,osbsg Syringe New Be ford With "d'' and
Steamship &c 6rona PsssaBi WITH mise end pa.
70 4
Bar. B olacrs. Chaoe Masnzls . days sts sussr
BARK Mara tlisLl Lieuors Gesoa % DAYS Sita nose.
Rsssl Us Porandl yssk Gusaans'no ID dayS >
Hth
ArbaT, Cause, Antg1h c. o aaVs, W.T. ,hnnges
tchE y j. hurley. "a ldfiphEa mar
Sch. Joan G.. ngAt Seul, iOrAtOsa Va Safh wood ..
scLE fuher (o ks~tOu hass Caosta @naian 10 days VIZ
and biies
sc1 Lght IIsrs, Savannah DAYS "ish lumber
WIND-5uHset, modsrAie n rioing-
MEMORANDA
Tie sszsng, kstsns for Hes-Yet.
s- na bermuda leaking Of Lnds frost bites
Bahia saA Beo b eaking sa os Of SAX aud
rosi bB having blown % tse eo~ IN e a'" r.
damaged aud vi ssis Dad been
blo~n Oh the cOast the iA.e n W gaes
DOMESTIC Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Mana IGns from Bermuda.
lana &; IL L. Gas.
Macy before lOesd she ooac Pis
B@IraoKs Iaen i.rncd sieamsnio Phosaican CBrl for
Portland, CsiyerN Charleston ssSgossa iO SasannaAi
ka,ecca CLYDE. fOr /" uninZon " -
pORT ROYAL. s. l.. h@rch rsed Steamship sorh Poa-
from Fcrnandina, Fla.
March l. Arrived, stsam1Ep CeOga fr0n New
rorE; Virginia, ffoS Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS
QUzEsrowS March lr lHmaa Lane steamship Cy Of Chester
Liverpool The steamship Ptousyanis
Philadelphia leo, Is, REACHED IoaSs
LosDos. March l-Sael Gated Hiram AbG p.
Bred-rf vraIs Esau AiA knA L. shss J'eb a. st~l1,s.
s.- ,Ieogcta tl,1er 2sh A.: Ooeos.
Caihssns scott, Cara j. ADAMS Sassa &C. ana CanSs-ge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-02
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

TO M EdttOP OF IHe FtO u re
SER: l have read with satisfaction tln Oh
aca circular recently addressed by the President or
the CAion Pacific Railroad TO the DOudhoGer5 of that
Company and pleased to know that there IL one
railroad President who Is sufficiently alive 70 the duties
and proprietes of his position TO acqulDt the bord
hoers with the condition. from cine 10 tine OF she
property on winch tAer bonds rest His circular was
intended for tue 0oudnOle rs but there are howeveF
sou, facts OF great importance to Stockholders which
be- undoubtedly for his report 20 70 submitted
% tho annual meeting Of the stockholders which VIII be
held here March To- 1t may not he kunwn in New
Work but 1t known here, that the Company has very
large assets, OF which LITTLE has been SAID Among
,hase aaaets T know of the following:
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EVENING SESSION OF THE HOUSE.

The House again went into Committee Oh Tue " hoie'
,, uosVINs Ron n W In the chair, on the sundry
Civil Appropriation bill.
discussion took place the item for the support OF
the Insane Asylum OF the District Of Columbia for the
insane OF the army and navy who have become insane
from causes arising during their service within three
v.ars after leaving service. A motion was made 10
amend tne paragraph 50 as 10 admit al persons wso
nave become Insane their entry into service Inc
anendment was strsnuousiy urged by Mr. BUTLER
1IIrp. Nasal, ana resisted by Mr. GARFIELD lhep'.
onIu) and Mr.. HALE rep, Mane) on the GROUND tnat
men who mad seryed IN vOlun service OF the
rIny aud might su become insane should DO
m the states they resided IN INC course
tho discssi0n, Mf. Butter cast uiog ~ soe Nois
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A Walking Advertisement.
N.aTaa.saLa.as :


O.. 3. V. PIERCE. Bufllo. Y Y
walking sdver. emcnt Tor COlen Medical
Discovery PUgave fceis Dr. ha0es Iu ke~<dT el nav
Of standing winch bad tJAi
AMI wsil H. nene also Gu ~ As
or aggravated ..eiOre
rs
huHdel fsu pon!s ana vega enc hanird add
batter hsah tLsa have erlp al Tor
~. ats yesrs. Youc truly. T. l. LUhSDbN.
TIE above OF hundreds sf
Br Perc d tn taco "a ia sVslee Th0 can nse
the Doctors heAc9es e cases % Chieas
laiauh.
TIE GREAT PAVORyTE WITH YHE LADIES
Wu fo A BTuuA drl-. OF Lave Oak tl write sept
1874 follows v ieree. Bsais- n Your Golden
IL !a piseoyerv
customers ad trends sest Win
Your FtSonie s as CTeat f.yone siih
tl LADIES' with loV Sat b4s s,yd ton from
eug mcHs pelac ,eh anu restored
men o health haypness'
bless he day zbG. Dr. Peees Fvorts
eu nslC boz lie oicn n
decse reei hsn months Of Iestert fon
IL an those e.niuV ba
dragging ii0n add general debit ~ l.
Il,
Ha.es iaterna cO.geNOn M
liberation enz5ening cAec, dpacemen
nGural Supports Il sod
b. al
Pecc pamphlet Diseases pesa- U Wspn viii be seat 30
iddrs- r,Gap OF tho stamPs. Address a. abo'e
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THE YAR ON THE TELEGRAPH TO BE RENFWED.
Lht.rnl-e ,a.lA. On GnLer On "a. grlPhe

OWN they pass the Telegraph hill T.
AE.lo Tor want OF tune There ia a large majority IA
tue House in favor it II cOnd get t 70 a vote But
az neeessary think certainly would not s2tdgO-
uIZa u To A great na.iOnal ike the Southern
Outrage bill, and cOHd not yet the hOOr uuder me
ruos tho House agllnst an APPROXIMATION or taE-b
o Theu plenty OF Ipers viii be ~ the marcy OF
tie Western Union Telegraph ana Associated Iress mo
nopOty a long To come y BY no MEALS mere
- one good thing Democratic party. They 2aE
NOT ,rgDJten theIR DID opposition % monopoly ami
sha rey with great confidence 10 Their destroying so
odnus and Noticeable monopoly as u united IN the
As,o.i Press especially a5 they have the vice re
corded opinion Old ami tried Democratic POsC-
General Cave Johnson Of Tennessee, thac the
(ove nneu IN ne Interest Of the peOpl, odEN 10 con-
truI nc .aleKraph.
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Of Emigration, and az TO the general mauagement OF
their affairs. The only bill Of Importance ordered
to q third reading Mr.. Shells bill 10
enable villages pure and wholesome wafer
This empowers the trustees OF villages to form them
selves board OF water commissioners who shall
submit the question Of the necessity Of building water
works to the people. In the decision Is fayoraDe
bonds may be issued 10 defray the cost.
In the Senate the bill providing for the appointment
reporter OF the decisions OF the Supreme Court was
ordered TO third reading. also the Assembly
bill TO enable Aliens to hold real estate.
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NETWORK NEWSPAPER SCHEMES IN LONDON.

lk London CorTespondeRoe OF IN Ifr1s hecuTB
The rumOrs about the new daily paper TO
be established opposition TO the Times become more
and more defined. IL Is stated that American money
will found start the paper and that the Ameri-
can system OF obtaining information AT any cost VIII
he followed. Among the persons named Ia con-
uection with Lhe scheme air. Edmund Yates Mt.
j. d. Bowie (sdtor Of Vanity Fam. Mr. j. Gordon Ben
neif (Nec York Heraidl, Mr. LabOucherc and others.
IL Is probable tnat the great feature OF American
Journalist known as " personals, the absence Of whcn
IN our newspapers Is frequently deplored by Ameri-
cans in this country will be PROMINENT IN this new Gu
erprse name The Planet has been sugge"'" for ~
paper buI this think ID premature.
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PASSENGERS ARRIYED.

PROM iIvBRPOOL-is steamship c,iyr March Nv fS't; O
4 D. MINI, " C. Miller Mr. ktronneyer M END Ns- o. Hss
rsV issnt Dr. ~ sylvester, u Aiden ~ Pes
Attn W E. l. Emsnnsf M. sec Me j. " vato nhs
t..e aa.. Mr. and hss>s.s hs-tsr
N-wbrock g~s A. LIbssi, r. Hoe Harm sso
Thomas Bess Cot Hogers A. 81 asehef
n Il A. Psesr T. WHITE krbnI Husy. Leai W szkcf Ats
Eemsnt; L. *. Jester Mr. end hrs Nekrom
KeIIs C. c. hau 1srDsek G O. SsAsbsrT, IT,, y e. hsr
bscs A. H. CeTks, " ~ ~ hslson, A. yCoinns
ham b Cop.gea, st F-ser. A. nsnktdek DR. e-f Jas
snsev d. s7d NI L. PrAns MI AMI sTSs~es
a. R,ndroy JOh Slower. M loopcs and servsI
m Ciiwny ToSef. DOcsgou. John liolap1 tsIpes
ter Andrew Morrison. hA Martha Jones l. by'r "
MAJ u AailO
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THE WESTERN SUFFERERS.
ADDITIONS TO THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUNI

ADDITIONS TO THE TRIBUNE DOLLAR FUND.
MODEST CONTRIBUTOR.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Our little Jessie is what you might call
sumner" She sells first choice in the pools for
four-year olds in our neighborhood. mentioned the
grasshopper business to her. and she replied: Don't
do il buy striped stockings and solitaire
earrings with the money" Need | say that the
child is under her mothers controli The nclosed
81 is from myself-the truly good one of the family
Yours &c, " b.
Washington, Feb. q. 1875.
PROCEEDS OF YOUNG PEOPLES ENTERTAINMENT.
To the EdftOr OF the Trf6Hne.
SIR: Enclosed find check for S97 Is for benefit of
Western sufferers Nine dollars OF this is individual
contributions, and the balance SSS l5 is the pro-
ceeds of an entertainment gotten up by the young
people here for the above purpose Yours truly.
GEO. L. LANE.
Exeter, ". IT,, Feb q, 1875.
SABBATH SCHOOL APPROPRIATION.
TO the razor Of The Trtbune
SIR Enclosed find check for 800 being amount
appropriated from missionary fund of Harlem Con-
gregational Sabbath school, to ana the grasshopper
sufferers of Kansas. Yours, &c.
JJ. KETcHUM Treasurer II. c. S. S.
Harlem, Feb 81. 1876.
LITTLE sUsIE's GIFT.
To the + a. Tor OF me iFFO""e.
SIR: / send you 81 for the Door sufferers IN Kan
sas. Yours truly. SUSIE.
Neic York. Feb. q, 1875.
LET BROTHERLY LOVE CONTINUE.
To me EdttOr or The TrIbune.
SIR Please find incOsed 81 for some little boy and
girl who is suffering in Kansas. IL Is the savings
from sister Magcie's and my banks, and we only
hope it may do some good, and mamma says il viii
through you. Yours. with love to all THAT suffer.
JIMMIE AND MAGGIE SEELEY.
2. S.-My little sister il deaf mute, but can
make her understand all about it. J. ).
Part Non mouth Feb 26, 1875.
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wnUey not resent the polls. and viii they not
with cordial unanimity seek protect themselves IN
che future against similar outrages by complete
change OF rulers all branches and departments OF tho
Govern meuti We trust that the wisdom and prudence
sufficient her of Republicans In the two Houses
Of Congress defeat this most dangerous and I'M
polite law. Its enactmeut Will prove to DO gigantic
political bunder" These the frank sentiments OF
devoted party organ and those zaiOus senators who
believe the President Is the entire Republican party
would do well 10 ponder over them l.ttle