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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
N. K. CHURCH CONFERENCES.

ANNUAL MEETINGS OF THE NEw-JERsEY. BALrl
MORE, AND WEST VIRGINIA CONFERENCE.-THE
CREASE IN MEMBERSHIP DURING THE YEAR.
The annual meeting Of the New-Jersey Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church Is now IN
session at New Brunswick. Bishop Simpson presiding
Tie Conference embraces that part Of NewJersty south
OF Rartan Bay and River. and the road leading from
New Brunswick to Lambertvie. on the Delaware
River
The Conference met in Pitman Church March 10 The
Rev G. b. Wight was elected Secretary; T. H. Stockton
James Moore. and l.. ~ Atkinson were elected elders
and l6 ministers we're continued tho supernumerary
list On the second day tho characters or
the preachers passed. A. T. Ballard
Presiding Elder OF tho New-Brunswlck District,
reported that panic had lessened the contributions
for charitable purposes In his district but the spiritual
interests the churches advancing. Presiding
Elder OF the Trenton District reported 700 con
versions Burlington District. represented by DE-
Graw. churches have been built The cAuroh
at Waterford had taken by Roman Catholic and
legal measures had been instituted for its recovery
There accessOns to the church Ia the Camden
District in charge Of Dr. Stokes, there were 1850 CON
verts reported.
On the third day the class Of the second year ad
dressed by the Bishop vita words OF advice The fourth
day Thomas McCntOck OF Drew Seminary. having Deeh
appointed missionary 10 south Amercd was eec'7u ~
The statistics OF the Baltimore Conference, held at
Winchester Va are reported as oOws: Pio6atloners
All increase AZ full members % 2i6 increase 4Ji
local preachers 1873; bapthms 1861 cDldren ana 5oI
adults; churches. 367 increase. 8; Sunday schools al
scholars 81 225 Tue chief appointments OF the Coner
ence were: In BatimOrr City station j. u. sun; ives
ley Chapel, W. +. Ward; Edttw-st, W. ii. Halliday;
Madison-ave, w. j. Stevenson Madison sqnare, j. .
DEAL; MJnument-st., 8. V. Leech; ADpold Chapel M
F. b. Rice; Exeter-st.. A. Z. Gioson: Caroline
ST.. W. S. Edwards; High-st'. W. n. Cht
ST. L. r. Waterman: in Washington Foundory'
II. A. Cleveland: Wesley Chapel j. A. wheeler M'Iro
Rev Thomas Guard was transferred 10 the Cahiornla
Conferences whittier be goes next Fall, ana IL Llgnt
bourne was transferred the New-Y0rk East COuieI-
ence TO supply the Sevente enth street Church
The West Virginia Conference met AT Point Pleasan''
Maron There are l5O preachers in thls Conference
with Law membership OF 10000. In the appoint
made f. W. RYAN sent to Morganto"h' j. N ~
Re,ley TO FOurth-st., and j. W. webb 10 NVrtA-SI'
wheeling, and A X. Kelley to Parker, burg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuISGToN u. c., Tuesday, March &c. lsi5-l u. W. }
C..1nnria fnrI The hO.nLl-fOur hours

OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON D. c., Tuesday. March i6, lsl5-l ~ W.
Synopsis for the Dasf hoenig-fouT hours
The lake storm center has moved north OF
Michigan with nigh northwes winds, cold weather, aud
Snow IN the Northwest
Norih-west TO southwest winds, clearing weather
from the OHIO Valley tho Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts. - - -, -
westerly winds, cloudy weather. and snow over the
lakes. .,,,. ,.
variable winds cloudy weather and falling b3rome-
fer in the Middle and Eastern States, with rain IN the
latter. - , 49,.
The rivers have risen at Keokuk. St. Louis. Memphis
Vicksburg, New Orleans. Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati
Probabilities
From the Northwest and lakes to Missouri and Ten
pessee northwest winds, rising baromesr, cearln
and clear cold weather, with occasional snow on the
lakes. 49,, -
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States, higher pres
sure north west to southwest WINDS clearing 0OIuei
weather. -,1
For N. Middle and Eastern Stdes, Low pressure. SCUM,
westerly rlnds falling perdre vh clearing Ws1hsT
in me former and rain IN me later; -
The rivers will rise at KeOkuk, st. Louis memphis
Vicksburg New Orleans, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati LOUIS
VILE and tho gahela Cumberland, ana Ienneasee
Rivers at nearly all points. -, $500. .., r
CautOnarY signals continue Oh Iuo CV@'' 10A N"P0
Hatteras to New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
BASE BALL CONTESTS THIS YEAR.

The coming baseball season promises to be
busy FOR the professional clubs which are all ca
pable OF excellent playing II one Judges from their
present state Of efficiency. Already thirteen clubs are
organized and equipped waiting for the first h1c day u
oegin practice o. tine thirteen clubs, nine from
cities In the Eastern states the remaining four come
from the West, where than ordinary interest Il
evInced In the game. The Chicago Club, which FOR
MANY wears alone represented the West In tie National
Association has reOrganzed AMI contains better
players before. The four ne CLUBS the 81
Louis Keokuk Centennial OF Philadelphia, ana Wash
lngtOn engaged excellent Players Inc I-tateFu
clubs, TWO EXECUTIONS, are very enlrtnt hnd
they have completed their preparations Tor the ueii
they viii he PERTAINS the hrst 10 begin Practice Inc
OF the clubs ana tne pia ers already Oigdhzcu
as follows: , n.
toroI second o.se NohS' mn o AT'ssf' % ''''' ~
s-Ciqpp c.,cs McB as pitcher Anson FISHER
Ter center Srli richmond rsGt seli seussni- substitute
Bo,ton-Whte cacher Spsudug pitcher kourke, di base
second base Sch fer, third bse g. Wns1 l3r s.oP
MSs%aa ' '' L. "'''-'
sTs,s1 second 6I.e ScGise, ibIi base bsr
oOmmsrve et fe lmnonr osItsr lsi Mason Esh es has.
Peters second base Warren trd base h7eI sLo stop hue'
Harora-A.On, catcher Bond pitcher; NILS t b'e Bur
S ite"T Rlm :.lt center se eamnns. NH, ssd
Bp Aer Goern pene S om%o mons .,nD Baser
"a "a sta; ' Alien center ted Pratt rsh
uufuaeEs catcher M.;ihrw' GeIsr sI'd, Dr., oa'
eaed MsSse ccns sii on no l u frs,
Gse cSd base D9 hex @s I S short STOP
left hi; lpper enss i F,trY otcb.r Yalop. t bas.
McCear seconi neere third Fame ssor stop AcAa'
81 Lea,.aef eh'i b,p S ,rcs saoTt STOP CSrhbe-t
,, SlS PIE center isi hspman rlgh 6eJ
81 Lou sG soon9s-SewArd, catcher McCol pitcher DIV ~
,op A. Blong LEI, held Blong field Morgan righ dell
Wsk"gOa-BaucGeI ctehef stens pHset Terry af'' s.',
lsn Geld PARK, center aela Holy night fed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
For 00isr Ship News s>s sc>o''d Pagef

For 0nsT Ship Neus ere ssSond Pdge1
ARRIVED.
Whidag Iin1 Peb % and rsrpss
nsr~s j. VITA mise ~ pas, . Cas- L. wHzhi g. Ca.
sisp Y4raosc, 81 Jseqags Liverpool - fNs 10
srS srneess Beatrice ~ syiaey b. si@"oas fonssrSs
Bs sr.snna of sevs,,ss Hotchis B.-ssis 10 lay. .is
sugK.
BELOW.
Brig LVsfa Cole Rose. euantanamo Feb u sith
Brig wssr Witch tBrl. '1 lbo'h or riosolAt Ansi rev
BsIl Mar Mckee. mo brig May both hsusSst<nEs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros mGr.s 16-Arnved John H0tsiss from B'h
NerYok. eatlani yirr,ei FOR NJ brzs ar
thur Bggeso for 81 vaesat; Magds@ (Br TO Clnisass
BALTIMORE. 3c ljAriyei steamships sargss-', ron ss
Vim. Cra-e. Boston NC -iir. ProHn-- leo
W hlei from sewfor Laco isa ffon Gsaoa Ansis
4. Carl. from Nes-York
DELAwARE BEaAxwArsR. March I5-Arivsi. bsn 6s~ pps
hos.oni dial from lsg1orD frr Phs1dybit
TYBkE, Ga. Maria I5-Arr.ved stcaSvps america Bait
more Seminole from Boston, Lsa Daa'rn (B ron
pool blks Gituer Ssrl from LsncAser. Heuig tuer
BRISTOL Sailed, blrA s.en.
CHARLysro. Mrcb Is Arrived steamships viru, ~, Parts.
John
i3h
for Havrs ODsIr tSerl or heyaL
MosEos Marea IoPsssed steamship Gu sr'ns
(Spsr.l Tor liverpool
Masca 1A-ssled steamship CITY Of Ausio Tor
York.
Liverpool sailed she Pen D.
81 Bellevue fBf JOdsTs 0a Cnds
for Hivals Ia distress ssei ship L. L. ssrges for Mo6.e
FOREIGN POETS.
HAVANA, March l4-Aruyed steamships Aasa from faaroat
Ctr OF Havana Nss Yor sailed steaR3sw G. heTss
Cruz; CrescenI Civ. r
PLrxoCrH March I5-Ths Hsmburx Amsrc,n Lire stesnbs
suevia Frlnen from Sew-IorA Aaca arrived at III port s
prpcee Hamburg.
PLYMOUTH March The Natona Line steamship Flgce ARRIVES
tt this port At 7 D. IN. yeser-aY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
ART IN CHICAGO.

Srw-YOHK ARTISTS COOPERATING WITH TIE MAN
AYERS OF TEE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
The gentlemen in charge of the Chicago
Exposition building awake to the growing interest
in art among the people Of the Northwest and
fest very audabe desire to cultivate 1t in every man
ner. by wing exhibitions of paintings and statuary.
Last wear their exhibition comprised a very large COL
lection OF fore works Of very pictures of
American artists This year have decided
10 give an exhibition, making tie leading features
American at and at the time collecting all the
good pictures by foreign that be obtained.
For this purpose they placed on their Art Committee
John F Stafford who has labOred for the past twenty
years to cultivate fondness for art in Chicago and
sent him to this city make for
pictures He called together q few artists, who met
al the studio Of W II. Beard, heard his desires. and
agreed 10 cooperate with him in the forthcoming exhi-
bition The following is record OF the action Of the
artists who met Mr. stafJrd: -
The unders gned would call attention to the fact that
NJ The ExUIOCOn 10 be held in Chicago IL September
1875 the directors of the Chicago Exposition Building
propose collect a good representation Of American
TO do full justice 10 American artists both in the
fair exhibition Of their and afOrding the best
opportunities for their sale The gentlemen IN Chicago
who have tins matter In hand well known 10 us for
their interest IA the advancement OF American
art and Tor their honorable desire foster inter
OF arIiste. We cordially agree TO cooperate
with them Oy each contributing one more paintings
20 the forthcoming Exhibition, and we heartily com
mend Mr.. JJhn r. stafford, representative Of the
Art Committee OF the Exposition, confidence and
cooperation OF all artists.
W.WHITIREDGR, President, JERvIs MCEHTER N A
y. A. D.. j. II. BEARD. \. A,
EASTMAN JOHNSON, vice IHOs. LII CLEAR, y. A,
4resdrht y A D. A. BlE3SrADr y. A,
ID. HUNTINGTON, y. A, VIM. II. BEARD, y. a,
WIN. HART. y. A, g. CLIFFORD. y. A,
z ". HUBBARD " A, FREDK L. CHURCH, y. A.
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A NOVEL CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

TO me EdttOr or ThG TrIbunc.
SIR: 1t is right to let you know that we now
have something TO read We have received responses
from every Northern State. and from four Southern
In writing TO THR TRIBUNE the "Plteous Plea :"
my greatest hope was that you would hand TO some
Christian library association, and thereby confer
blessing upon the sacred half dozen" mentioned BY
inserting II in THE TRIBUNE have conferred bless
ing upon large number. and created a new charity
You have turned humble home into a ne ws-depot
from which has Jet gone away unsup-
Piled You have placed upon VA great responsibility
which we will faithfully discharge, according as
have light. This feast which We are NOW
enjoying Will stimulate the circulation OF literature
aud II another crop OF wheat be turned out pu
fishers will have increased from our section We
have mad Operdnds from Maine AAanhes from CAN.
forna IL Is rather strange that lew duplicates la
been receivednOnc at all except 10 copies Scie-
tc American for Dec. a. We have received one
volume OF The Wisconsin Farmer That is 20 years old
and two volumes OF The chronological Journal 20 wears
old. Then tCo We have learned fe things about our
neighbors. young lawyer, struggling 10 support his
family on the ices OF his Office. and deprived OF all
reading matter except his law books sent
row volume OF BatIOu. An old child, We thought
would ike snort stories and perhaps the gossip
city dailes chose few numbers OF The Popular Science
Monthly A few packages still coming by every mail
We wish We could convey 20 readers an idea or
tho pleasure hioh they have Afforded 0uTdened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
ORTTUARY NOTES.

DR.. Howard w. King, Surgeon General OF the
State Of Rhode Island, died TINS morning.
J. II. Budworth, the negro minstrel, died sud
denly yesterday at his residence No 4S2 Eightave OF
pneumonia
PROVIDENCE, R. l., March 15.-Richard Ward
Greene formerly Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court
died last night.
BENJAMIN White, for 40 years cashier OF the
PhDuix Bank died to-day the ago OF 49, He was the
oldest bank cashier in Providence.
PHILADELPHIA. March Is. - Major John K.
9acn, an old and respected citizen OF Norris
town. died on Saturday last. after illness OF several
months. BE admitted to the Norristown bar Feb
a. 1873 and practiced until the civil when he went
IN the field with company OF soldiers. Ho subse
Queny promoted from the grade OF captain TO that or
major. and part of the time was IN command OF MS
regiment He returned home and was soon after ap
pointed United States Revenue Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16

from Judge the Judge, sitting. with three
others Ike him. npon another bench would De IKE
appealing from Philip foot TO Phlap on norseoacx
to paraphrase an old Greek saw. Then. besides all
this, wilIlams's tools could. and have no doubt.
scqnit DcS Hsrrnsson' and sS1f know enough the
per OF the judges there not 10 expect any nency or
dence; IN word. should expect to be placed prach
| caly defenseless at the start
| you will have 10 face the muscf
Mr.. Bnell-Yes; probably 10 the tune OF the Rognes
March, II Attorney General Williams leads the 0fehesua
AN OPINION OF CHANDLER.
Correspondent-Waat is your general opinion OF
Mr. Bue-well, Old lack ia PRETTY clever and rather
hilarious old fellow on OF joke,a pretty woman. ana
NOR and fund OF rugged common sense, and Is witnas
long ways from being the worst old ,ock In the world
tori at least he Will be OF greater usefulness to society
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL yonr opinion Of Williamsf
Mr.. Buell. have none whatever.
RESPONSIBILITY POR THE GAG hAw.
feared t6e political effect of prosecution under the
Gag law prior 10 he elections Of asst Fall do you con
sder tue republican party at large Justly 'eponsiole
Mr.. Bueil-Stricty speaking. The voters OF the
tSTnseIveS would shSE r a na law R ali
events they have repuGiatsd It's authors eyeryvhere
to some extent nspal0e from tue acts OF men who may
organization. This law framed by Dick Hlrrine-
at tie instance OF Boss Shepherd and was designed
by them as u means whereby the Washington Ring
might work vengeance upon those Observation-Disclosures
Reid. L. White. Geu. BoyntoD. Mr.. Dana, Mr.. Gibson,
Wilson j. Vance. g. J. Medi, and one or two others
who conspicuous In knocking the props from under
the Boss and his gang II was handed to Judge Pnand
with a recommendation from the judges of the Dsirict
or Columbia courts that t pass Judge Poland miro
duced II, and the only explanation ever gwen or ia
scope prior to passage the statement by Poland
that IL did not affect case in the slightest degree
tnink Poland was honest IN this belief And KNOW
that n It had been known that the bill could be MADE
applicable of libel IL would have been defeated
IN the House by the votes of the best Repu 0cans IN
that body. IL simply smuggled through by the
Washington Ring IL ike AL the Jobs OF that ring
fraud. enacted by surrcptitilus means The only re-
sponsDiity that can Justly attaching to those Re
puDlicans who would have mad they known lis
character, in the fact they permitted 10 TO
without sufficient inquiry INTO It's true scope and
fleet.
COrrespondent-Are you a Democrat
Mr.. Buell-That depends. was raised Republican
Became in 1863 and voted Republican o. Aet
never voted Democratic ticket untn LIST Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-16
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM j. HAYS.

The death of William j. Hays has caused
vacancy in the first rank Of animal painters Mr. HAYS
was not extensively known among the general puOlc'
but few Of his pictures having appeared Ill ART eA
hibtlons in New-York He never received instruction
from any teacher his being solely due to his
own efforts In 1861 when Colorado and the ROCKY
Mountains but little known and presented nae
field for the peculiar lbOrs IN which he was engaged
Mr. HAYS visited that gon studying nature thor
oushy. The result OF that trip may DO found In some
OF his most successful productions. among whlch Is
picture called TAe Wounded Buffalo" This painting
created interest at the time OF ts first exhibition
and Is spoken of OF the best designs IN animal
life ever executed by an American artist At one time
Mr. Hays devoted his attention To studies OF MOVERS
and was very successful in that branch O ms profession
His funeral will take place from the Churcn or tAe
Ascension OF Fthave. aud Tenth-s tHis al.eI
noon at O'Clock Tie following gentlemen VIII aGi AZ
palI-Dearers: T. W. Hubbard, Sanford X OXFORD worn
ingtOn Whittrilge. Frederick E. Church, "iiIan II.
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pONKsTIC MARKETS.

MEMPHIS March l5-Four good demand "a 1887. whes
active higher Corn, s2Go4c Os dull Mixed o9c PORK
uomnaL Il 40ljc Bulk Meats dmer Shoulders q
MISC; Clear Rib Sides lUHs.; Clear Sdes 1885.
MILWAUKEE, March l5.FlOur quiet but dm Wheat arm; No
Milwaukee, 95c No 9O April 81 Ia; MAJ 81 g Oats quiet
steady; 2 fresh 90 Corn hrD No. NJ Kei
fresh MAY 69c Rre eader No. 81 Oh
Barley declining; No fresh 81 %; Narca
sl O3 In store, SIC Provisions arner Pork dim
sl9 $l7 Extra Prime PORK sl4 Sweet Picked
llama lOlldlc LryssIed Mests-Shouues demand 7sc
Middes Arm a0ll c DOSE Boxed higher Prime
held rrmlv lie Kettle "a &c Reeepts-Fsur
Wheat, 90 200 bush Shpuents-Flou 4oOO bush
heat 5000 bush.
SEw0RLxAss Nar,h l5Four quiet; Fine ~ 25 Sap rhne
81 sos Double Extra ~ 70 Treble Extra oge1 Dos Choee
IS 81 snI higher White SUI
Yellow zoe oss hn and scarce at e b'S hnrr q. 81
qSl 20 Hay Jul PINE, ST. PorK lniet but ah a. 80 T
ssed Meat. srser aud ShOuders 80 l+c Clear RIO
Sides lOS Clear u Bacon LI and scarce Shoulders
s5,c Clear sides ia 81; 81 n SIDES. l2lec Hams dni
nomu.Ilv 2aQIJc Lrl active; speculative demaud lor Re-
6ned in eres. steam 70 c FacAIa l's-i beiU-l. ltGt
Keg l4sc Sugar good denAd supOvi -rirs n
Infenor Al oad'.. Ff TO Fay F-r Sc,
Pnme choice 4Qs1tc. Mos,e, aai goo den@ni gu
supoy Common 10 PRIME PeIuenns 3r5sc, fir o. Choice
Ruled 529b5c far demand, Fss Prime, lI0l.r.
WHISKY du nominal.r 81 l4asl 10 MeA an az - 10.
IN, F Curr,n. Sves following bend: Pok baUJ
bblA Land 2.OO 4.JOO bacon, Osl ,aks hss
Sailed Meats J32 casks C1hes ast hld i5uOU
hays. in d.se hands 5000 RIchanse-Nswl Ork SCAT q
uremium; stering "a. Gold, il5la
e.. hsrcI - splits fCUeaile trm 81 III '2r
Resin ST Cns pcnnue som'H' al oil %
Har 20 for Yellow Dp vrA Tar -io~j AZ nj Az
~.s.. nsraA l5-Four arm and IN A dean wheat -ovs'