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WANT THEIR MONEY.

DISPOSITIONS OF THE TRADE SAVINGS BANK
FESTIVE UNDER THE RECEIVERS STRANGE
DELAY.
About score OF depositors in the dsiuncs Trade
Savings Bank met at the law Office OF Henry NJ.
Heymann, No 2,5 West Twenty-third street. last
night, 10 adopt measures which viii compel the re-
ceiver Mr.. s. b. white-who is also President OF the
Grocers' Bank-to make some statement concerning
tho affairs OF the bankrupt institution. Some OF those
present were heavy depositors, ant M Heymann.
besides being personally interested represented others
to the extent OF $4,000 Mr. J. Cohntcd occupied
the chair and stated the object OF the meeting 1t ap
peared that when the bank went into liquidation IN
August last there $50 900 standing against It on
the books oil depositors. From the statements made
by the speakers last night 1t would seem
that two OF the trustees. Dexter a. Hawkins and l. M.
Frcese, used their influence to have Mr.. White APP
pointed receiver and that since that gentleman mas
occupied the position he has steadily declined to fur
nish any statement depositors who have called
upon him as to thcr chances of dividend, and that
Mr. Haw kns at tho time attorney for the bank
and for the receiver. The general opinion OF the de-
positors seemed be that II the assets should not
prove sufficient 10 satisfy their claims they could
whose names appeared upon tho bank
books and among whom wore Dexter A. Hawkins.
S. b. H. Vance, John ba6cock. Alexander u. Lesley
:
MIR Dudley Jardine stated that Mr. Hawkins informed
him short time ago that s. 600 had boon "appropr
ated the officers OF The bank and that they should
be Indicted tor it, Mr.. Hawkins also stated TO him
that gross deposits in the institution at tho time OF
its failure ST. 000 and that the assets nomnaliy
amounted 70 $685. O0o OF which s54 900 was in morga-
ges-some Of tncm second IN reply TO letter asking
Tor nation from Alexander ~ Lesley, OF the
trustees, Mr.. Jardlne received printed price list
OF his mercantile wares and an invitation to buy. II
alleged last uight that Mr. White had sought and
obtained the position oil receiver order TO recover
for the Grocers' Bank Of which he is president. con-
siderable sum overdrawn by the Trade Savings Bank
which a deposilor with that institution.
Alter considerable discussion, u subscription was
started among those present To dcfray immediate cx-
peuses, and committee of four largo depostors was
appointed TO call upon The receiver and demand
statement Of his aIari In the event Of his refusal
the committee will obtain the names OF all depositors
aud furnish them to tho chairman, who will thercupon
summon them 10 m eet hear the report OF tho com.
mittee aud employ counsel 10 press thoir demands.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER ALABAMA from New York for Now Orleans put
into Fcrnandna lay rs tor rcpsirs her boiler leaking
sHrr DuysyRE (Br, new. from Quebec for Liverpool,
with lumber got ashore at st Waller. hauled oil and
towed back to Quebec May % to dock for survey.
Scum SEARsvrLLE from Boston for Alexandria, put into
Baltimore 29th for repairs, having sprung leak.
ScHR VIM BurrNAs, from Bangor with barrel slaves for
Rondout into Newport RI May % with loss OF part OF
deck load.
FALL RIVER, May 2SSteamer Charlie. heretofore owned
Fail River Towboat Co. has been sold Capt Wilbur
Kelly and Others OF New Bedford and sailed this mornin
for that port
PROVIDENCE, May 29-Capt Reed. OF schr Daylight. now
in this port from Pittson. Me- that the published
port that his vessel the rocks of Dutch Island light
last Saturday. in esky condition. not true she
rocks not leakng but tho
ter his vessel to drift aud lay alongside
the rocks vessel would lay alongside OF wharf, and
was not at all damaged thereby.
LAuxrHEp-At New Bedford May -. brig Frances Bar
stow I2S built by John Rowland for Capt Philip Reed
and Others. TO be fitted for whaling.
The schr Bias had fine launch Saturday from the
yard of Colby Il I.unt, Newburyport.
Bath 10Th the 3mastcd schr Eddie Huck, OF 1894 tons
hurd
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA May 2l-Arrved, bark Matte Maceay( H avn,
ALEXANDRIA,, May 2s-Arrived schr, Maria Picrson,
Boston; Adde Avery, New Haven George II Mills. sto
Also arrived. steamer John Gibson New York; schr J
sailcd--sehrs Hattie Kesie AIlyns Point: John J
Ward Jersey City, 4 L Cordsry, do; Agnes Bacon.
Passed upschrs Twilight. Annie Allen. Jennie
line. American Team for Gecrgetown. -
BOSTON. May aaArriyed bark Victor Pond; Pierre
H.as ss% lI;''is
cora, FISH saltlnore; Eagle, Robbins !, y ianfprey
G Il Bartlett kelies; Bryant, sn.S. My Harris
G9 s.S"m . s% r'N s Mfs'i rGr,
Rateman: Geo uhurshman: t,siey clifford. Cobb Ida
Fee e;'s hsiic rsse ,sa-ey; J n vana.man shaw
s%,S "'%. Hail. SS''i osss "s.' siy
iScadke and "pa Ameaa Smith. m"oosen wrisS;
a rx and s"ras a Ms
port; i Smith Wright, rcaghksrpsio:, Thomas l,oot.
TSaT"d.s .ai Ferry haSnss Sew York: Sr,sao Row
RS%1s"a Rowiand; Marx isnals,au rsndlasen
WIN: w. S@"Sf Sa %sfs
Fl.hr, nsynsd =, rom .r; Johnson Mary u s,9cs.
Martin smith smith Eamo" h s,n AnIa Mcbride
hrsam nn S'sf' , ss s.es"s ' Holman
Hoffman: 1, t'ottnghnm AYres and Caroline Young,
Jnckawny. ali from Philadelphia; Anson stmson, Clark.
Ulcsrrd-steamcrs Johns Hopkins, Ilailet Baltimore
land saiiedp Aries Whdrn. Phadclphia; General Whit
ney. Ha'ctt New York bnrKs weymouth tBr, Durkee,
sclrs John Douglass Parker. surin%m Mnry A. Drnry.
Gage, Geor etown Sc, via kennebec Epbraim Anna,
Mctiew baltimore via Kennebec; VIM Jordan. Urowc
Builnrd small al Tor Baltimore; x Gorson. Corsnn.
Philadepha Frank Merriam. Pearcc kennebcc. to load
BAiiiWORE, May as-Arrived, steamer Caspian tBry,
Trocks, Liverpool viz Halifax
2rh-Arrivcu. steamer Berlin DR.. Pohle, Bremen
Raleigh. oliver Wilmington NO; > Garrett, Foster,
Good Intent trl. Forbes, Liverpool Annie Maud tr).
Read Trace Louise icr). Dahl, - Thomas; Libra tNor,
Katie stewart tsr Evans. Gloucester tiip.cy Queen tBr),
Montgomery Westpor brig Charles Dennis. Dodge. Bos.
ton & Porter Chase do; Ssarsviie. Hart. do ,'co
York: samuel Gilman Kelly Boston Jas " BOYLE. Cup
pcrly New York; Union, sipple. Frederica Del -
Also arrived. barks tSp). Guerrs, Cienfuesos; Mimi
(Aus). Tominich Ipswich
Cioarsd-arks krracan fGcr) Bunje Rotterdam; Caro-.
lima Utah, Culture, Queenstown: ANGELINA l1tap, Ca
purio do: Maria tdtaD. Smges: r. .lec Sci fratci
Feno Cork brig Alice Dutton lilo Janeiro; schrs Charles
tii6son. Emery, Boston; W q Mosely Ursnn. do l.
Wheeler Bowman do Mary Haskell. Garter. do George
Arey. Rogers, bridgeport; storm Petrol. Whitnicre
| sailed-steamcr Leon. bark Aquidneck, brig Annie W
| Goddard; schrs Elinn Christie. Ocean Pearl:
BRUNSWICK. Nav 2s-Arrivcd brig Magdaa (Br),
BANaoR. May 27-Arrived, ship Con sheplev Hutch
BATH, May cs-saied. schr VIM II Jordan. Richardson
Mobile. -
27,h-saed schrs Frank Queen. Calhoun, Philadep ha
Daniel Picrson Parsons. Baltimore; Amos Edwards som
BooTHBAY, May 22--Arrivcd. schr Sandy Point Grant
| Port John son for Bangor (And sailed 2sth).
BRISTOL. NAV 2T-Saed. schr Lizzie Raymond Lord
l Nav York.
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,AsPiSwALL May 2s-Saed steamer Etua tBr). SAMSON.
Obj. Burns unc Cena Hodvdon Portland arr March
Wyman from Portland; briss Clara Goodrich Berg, for
VIM carrie es on 0 dS E
dg; Rocky Glen. Allen. from Boston: Eenry Dewey.
smith from Savannah; schr NJ Riley, Small. for New
CmARlorrxrowS May aa-Clcnred. schr Sarah. Bryant,
cHAHAM, NIB. May 25-Arrved. bark Nellie Moody tBp,
DExEnAaS date Of vessels ~ Port in edi
:, hosc Kosc, May l-Arrved. steamer City OF Peking,
sailed April Is Sarks Garibaldi Forbes, Portland O;
In p rsrw.a s vsrnd'rvord' do; soth ship Mystic
h.SlsA Ss earthly, FSSDns. York
HALir41 May 2e-A,ived. steamer St Louis tsr. Reed
Sailed Doth Hibernisn B), Archer tfom Balti-
Ps! Heath Mich
Portland May
Sailed April q. schr Ann Dole, Mar,ha Naguabo. PR
sss 81, Harry. 1 Johnson New Haven va A''vs'
May sS.A TS, ships Osenesh Mcvsar
sSisSs Saas Hoors
is
MSSd bsnoh s..
M.l.. Dns mel Answerp ..,, w,,,. r,v.,.
pool Lima. sensay. Antwerp for Montreal: Albums,
ys5Sso r,s,s.
barks Nordsernen iiansen Dublin; Clyde Suffer- 1roon
b Hilton. Hilton, Greenosk: Brevig Meir, Lonion.
Arrived Sagnenay 27th, bark Drammenresen, from
Waterford. .
RIO JAsEEo. April .S-In port. barks Veritas (Swe)
Malmgram. from Darien; SURNAME (Dutch Smith, from
New York; Lorraine tBr,, Felkins from Brunswick briggs
Aretas (Br) Roberts, from Fcrnandna; Rapid tBr Nor
risscy from Richmond schr Eboet tBr. veaie from
Brunswick.
SANTOS April 27-Sacd brig John Welsh, Jr Armstrong
Hampton Roads mot in port 3Ohl. .
ST CRoix, April 30-Arrived. bark Antelope. Simpson
DemerarR.
SYDNEY, CB. May l5-Cleared. schr Dreadnot Br, Dor
den. Philadelphia.
ST JOHN, Nh. May 26-Arrived, ships N Il Gardner,
Kenney. Liverpool via Sydney; Quebec, st Nazaire
9th. steamer Scotia Liverpool via Halifax
Cleared 20th, banks Syringa, Payson Harrow; Anna
Wilson. sligo; schr Moss Glen Anderson Barbados
Sailed 18th, ships Glad Tidings Dick: Belfast 26th
Henry Atkinson. Penarth Roads barks Edward Jewct
Malmqnist. Valparaiso; Syringa, Payson. Barrow
TALcAHUANo. April l5-Arrved. ship Magellan, Johnson
Iquque.
VrroRrA vi. May 21-Arrivcd, bark Antioch, Seymour
San Francisco. = 1880
YokoaAsA, May lo-In port. snip Haze; wkinson. fol
Manila and New York; bark Annie Weston, Winsor
from uokodadi.
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DISEASES OF SWINE.

IMMENSE DEATH RATE AMONG THE ANIMALS
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON May 20. 1877.
Mr.. Dodge, the statistican OF the Department OF
Agriculture reports the result Of investigation Of
the losses from diseases OF swine during tho past
twelve months the destruction OF 1000, 900 animals
OF all ages loss OF than $50, 600 000
nth Of the reported loss tho State OF
Ill,nois; next in prominence Missouri, Iowa and
Indiana, which together losc $4,000 600 Florida
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana .havo nearly as
large percentage Of loss in numbers, aggregatpg III
value ST 500 000 Tho reported losses are very small
in New England, the country bordering the great
lakes and tho Pacific OF the remaining districts
West Virginia nearest exemption, and Ohio and
the Atlantic coast States stand better than the auvial
districts The apparent loss equivalent third OF
the sum OF exports OF pork products last year. 1t is
somewhat greater than usual elciting demands from
correspondents for competent scientific investigation
nv thau
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TUFTS COLLEGE.
ANNUAL REPoRT-ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS.

ANNUAL REPoRT-ELEcTIoN OF OFFICERS.
BosroS, Mass, May 20, 1877.
The trustees OF Tut's College met this afternoon.
The reports OF the President Treasurer and Executive
Committee wore read. They show tho institution to
be very prosperous state maintaining itsclf In
an advanced and strong position. The num-
Der OF students in all tho departments
Is much greater than In any previous year
There arc fourteen professors a corps OF other
competent instructors. The fund OF the college, IN ad-
dton 10 the lands connected with it, amounts TO over
81, 000O 00 During the past the expenses have
been S649 77. IL Unvcrsalists properly sustain the
institution II VIII soon take tho highest rank among
tho educational institutions.
ELECTION OFFICERS.
Tho following were elected officers for tho ensuing
year
Prcsdcnt-Hon. Israel Wasburn.
Woo President-Hon. Charles Robinson, Jr
Sccrctary-Newton Talbot
Treasurer--W. II. Fnney.
Executive Comntteo-Rcv. Or. A. A. Minor, Hon.
Richard rockingham. LII, n. James q. Curtis, Esq ;
Hon. Timothy T. Sawyer, Nathaniel Adams, Newton
Talbot, Hon. b. Mctcali Rev. f. II. Capen D. d., and
Charles &. Pope, Esq.
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CALrurrA Ma rr;vsA shin Reuubiic. Holmes.
Colombia
DunI,n Ma ~ a-,d h.xr Kan. fgr, Nickersop.
Sai,,more
Duxx,Rr Ma pa A~x,..a ha,l Ti,z;a Wright (Brl
Wright New or.,n.
EXETER NAV r,,v.o ,.rl stat Nor, christensen.
New York.
EIsIsoax Nav % Arrv.d n.rk r,or;d. fBr, Addison.
yev York
rAINorru Mav 90 .,.s III, p..,e. p.,or.or Mo,
tevideo: bark sona fArx,s y.,,,,v ysw yo,t
GLoucrsryR Nav pa A. r;v.a ho,k Akbnr ,Br, Evan.
New YORK
GLASGOW. NAV ,s-Arr,.s .,..m.y state Of Nev.a.
Bn Bra., M Vol
GEylR Nav pa A,r,.a n.~r Rom $50, Anaar.ar
New Orleans
GorrrSnunc M.x % rr,v.a hark Oscar Moov.r o.,,
Roedsr Now YORK.
GENOA Nav os-s.u.a h.rk Rr,dysnort Morgan No.
Yors.
uAxnuRc Nav 10 Ar,,.oa h.rl Wv fNor, smops.n
Galveston
HAWKE. Mav o. ar,,v.a .n,n crs.cant t,itv D.,ano
New Orleans
L,yERrooI Nav ,s-Arr,v.d h.rk Gali,ei DAM, Dvh.
daei Pascacoula. oo,, ,.,s civ ~ Rrus.c,snn WIT
kins Now Yort. no,,n,o, M, .:,h.on pb,ad.inb,.
shin Montromsrv C..t m, Jm.s San Fr.rc,.co. hark.
oscar "cndt er SchArenbors. Fascasoua; Pedro Plan
do'et sp' hoisc New Orleans; Charotta (sw) 1unoer'
sen. rensscoa brig Alaska Obj, Tucker. do.
bark Emma (Br) Ham,vn SANDY Hook
LONDON, May Arrived shin Sir Robert Peel, LARA
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Steamer Wisconsin (Br Forsyth. Liverpool Queens
steamer Boshns tBr). McMckau Liverpool via Queens.
'' steamer France lRIi Alt.es London-r Hurst;
for oasrs Fur" ' Edyo CO.
steamer st Laurent fr. Hende. Havre via Plymouth
ss"sss g. nsov' Halifax Ms and St
Steamer Gen Barnes Cneesman. savannah-Murray. Fer
steamer Gulf stream. Crowe Chsrleston-J Quintard
mond--Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore, Baltimore-Wm
Steamer Beverly. Wallace. PhiladclphisJa. Hand
Steamer Ellie Knight, McCreery, Philadelphia -Bogert
steamer Eleanora. Johnson Portland-J Ame.
Steamer ilsucus Bsarse. Boston, Dmock
Ship Royal Alfred (Br Fisher, Lverpool-Arkel Tufts
Bark subra (Nor). Otterbeck. London-C Tobias Co.
Bark Rosina utaD. forces, Gloucester E-Funch Edge
BARK Andreas Riis tNor savcsen. Queenstown Fall
Bark British Constitution lBrl, Everson, Queenstown
F%sun a"s & pores Beaux
BARK Rothesay tNor. Iversen. Elsinore for orders
Bark sba Mon. Hammerstad. Bordsaux-c Tobias
BARK Fflippo utaD, Delieri, Naples-Funch Edge Co.
Bark spapso Snnfs sa1 Staples
brig Cadet. Leighton. Dunkrk France)-smpson, Capp
Brig David Bugbee Showers. ssnander end Cadiz-Car
Brig stella OBJ. Kay. Bergen Point. NJ-snow Bur
Rig Marie Dutch, Tedford Phillpsburg and Charles
town, Mass-H A Vatable Son.
schr Olive Crosby, Hutchinson. Laguayra-Miller
Houghton.
lett.
Schr Etna. Sawyer. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Co.
Schr q Is Paine Hiyard st Domingo Cny-S Michelena.
schr Ella Barnes, Harrison, Pont-a Ptre-Jas Van
Brunt.
schr santa Rosa Gsui. Barbados-Daniel Trowbridge
Co
Schr Heather (B). Mcdonald, Antagonist, NS-Hatton
WATSON Co.
schr Edward Albro (B, McIsaaes, Antagonist, Ns-Hat
ton Watson d Co.
Schr Quartette Obi, Bollong. Halifax, NS-Perkins
Job. 49, - - .
Schr Rio (Br,, Phillips, Shulee. NS-Wison Godfrey.
Schr 4 II Wotherspoon (Br). Pettis, Windsor. Ms
d X DE Wolf 4 Co.
Schr riverside (Br) Copp st John and Hllsboro, NIB
r Ncvias Son.
schr Charlie II Dow, Child Mobile-E D Hurlbut Co.
Schr Emchnntress, Phillips Savannah-Evans. BAL Co.
schr Lnsic Titus, Phillips Brunswck GAO L Ward
Co.
schr Edward Burton tBr). Mcdonald, Newark-P Ne
vius Il Son.
Schr Harriet Ryan. Robbins, Boston-Chas living.
Schr Phil Sheridan Linsloy, New Haven-Cartwright
Doyle.
Two Sisters Ferdon Pine Island CIV Chalmers.
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SATISFYING A GRUDGE.

Patrick Mcghan, Of Williamsburg, was terribly
dubbed last night tho OF Grand and Filth
streets by officer Dckcrman, OF the Fifth precinct
police. The men. who held old grudgc each
other, had alteration, when the officer, who was
duty at tho time, struck Meghan WIN his club.
The latter then attempted TO tako the club away but
terribly beaten that he now lies in the station
house very critical condition. being too much in
iurrd TO he movcn. Tho officer bears good reputa.
and IS considered strange that he should have
acted as he did lie preferred charge of disordcrly
conduct against Mcighan on reaching the station
house aud then resumed his duty as a patroiman.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived a. New BEDFORD May 81, bark John Rowland.
Cole Paita 10 with 10 bills and 800 do VIII oil.
WIN Brownell-75 having been taken the passage
home sent home the 1850 bbls and 500 10
VIII oil Reports nothing.
Cleared nj New Bedford May 49, bark ooray. Lewis for
Atlantic Ocean.
arrived at Barbados April -. bark Sarah Is Hale Sio
cum OF Nh $50 bbls oil chr Petrol Avery. do. 100 do
May bark Pcasc 800 do; 4th schr Carrie
w Clark Burch. Provincetow l'5 do.
letter from Capt Ellis, o bark ohio OF NB dated Bar.
bados had taken 3SD bbls and 30 do VIII
hpbk oil this eason Also reports spoke March H. bark
Arpolda Rowland. Nh with 1910 bbls OIL. who reported
no date, DC, bars Europa. Penriman.
A letter from Capt Maker 81 bark u Tucker, of Nh,
her at barbados MAY TO- with oil MS last reported
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THE KEROSENE TRAGEDY.

Franz Scharnagc indicted TOR the murder Of oscph
S,abl, by burning him with kerosene, At Kobler &
Kamenas brewery, in Gutenberg, was arraigncd in
the Court OF oyer and Tcrmner ut Jersey City, yes
to-day. The indie tmcnt was translated into German
and Tho prisoner pleaded not guilty and remarked that
the nc would be tried the better. The was
set down for the 18th OF June.
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FUNERAL OF AN ACTRESS.

The funeral Of Miss Winct;a Montague. the actress
took place yesterday afternoon from the residence OF
her brother-in-law DR.. George Smith, No. 40 Law
renco street. Brooklyn. There were but few persons
OF the theatrical profession present and the absence
OF floral offerings was noticeable. The remains lay IN
a plain mahogany coffin, and the features bore the
impress oil much physical suffering inc IunelA
services or the Catholic Church conducted by the
Rev. Father O'Hara OF 81. James Church. The BODY
WAS inferred liz EYergreens Cemetery.
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Academy. and completed tho first bust OF
Queen Victoria, which taken AFTER nor
coronation. He executed the statues OF Cranme,,
Latimer and Bailey tor the "Martyrs MemoriaI
Oxford Of Dr.. Goodoil al Eton; OF the MARQUIS o.
Wellesley for India House, Of Lord Bacon, for lrn,
ny College, Cambridge and many others. He executed
OF the groups the Albert Memorial and statue
Of Charles ii. for tho House OF Lords. he exno.ea
"rbe SupplIant,, in 1890 IA shepherd In 1852, and
tho same year obtained the gold medal offered oy the
Society of Arts for the best treatise on the nne or.
ton OF the great exhibition. Hc was elected a. H. a.
In 1850 and Il. A. II. in 1869.
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A DARING ROBBERY.

bold robbery was pcrpetrated in Jersey City yes
terday morning, about ono O'Clock, at tho dry goods
store OF 7. q. Brown the City Hall, on Newark
avenue. The thieves wronched the grating in front
OF the large show window, broke hole
through the heavy French plato glass and carried
OF two large pieces Of silk. All thus occurred III
tboroughiare more irequcntcd than any other IN tho
city, and less than sionc's throw from Police Hcad-
quarters This Is the fourth time Mr.. Browns store
has been robhcd
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WILLIAM S. DUNHAM.

William ). Durham died yesterday morning at his
residence in Livingston street, Brooklyn, from sud.
don attack OF heart disease The deceased was born
in this city IN 1903, and was widely and favorably
known in business circles In carly ycnrs he con-
nccfcd with the New York Post O1cc, and In
1s4g entered upon the lie insurance business,
which he followed successfully At tho time
OF his death he was the general agent
OF the Connecticut Mutual Company. mis- term OF life
only exceeding that oi his partner 10 management,
Mr. George sherman. by about four weeks. Mr. Dun.
main WAS entirely devoted to business pursuits ana
MAS generally loved BY his associates Tor his gentle
vel positive and manly nature. lie prominent
Snciibcr OF Dr. Storrs' church 10 Brooklyn.
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Merchants shipping and shipmsers informed
that BY tecgraphng the HERALD London Bureau ad-
dressing No ~ Fleet London" TO tho
Paris Office addressing Bcunctt. 81 Avenue de rOpera.
Pnrs and departures from European and
EASTERN ports OF and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states thu will DO cabIed to this
country of charge.
aims arriving and san from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris Office tho oconomi-
cal ana expeditions for tecgraphins news
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

TRENr0N, y. j., May 70 1877!
The stockholders OF tho united companies OF tho
Camden and Amboy Railroad the Delaware and Rar-
tan Canal, and the New Jersey Railroad held their
annual meeting IN this city to-day. Eighty eight
thousand six hundred and scveny-se shares wer0
represented. Tho following named persons were
elected directors John j. Astor, william Buckncll,
A. i. Dennis, Benjamin Fisn, Hamilton Fish, Cam
bridge Livingston. Nehemiah Perry Isaac W. Scud-
der, John j. stevens Robert y. Stockton, Ashbcl
Wegh and semueI Welsh
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PH1LADELPHIA's CUSTOM HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Mayo. 1877.
AT meeting OF the Executive Committee Of the
Philadelphia Maritime Exchange held to-day, notice
sencd by tho President William Brockic, was issued,
earnestly requesting the members OF the Exchange to
offer suggestions TO and bring whatever complaints
they may have before the commission which Is
pected examine into the workings of the Phiadel-
Nh I'm
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ASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE


PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Bedford. Fish. Now Bedford FER
New York.
schr Opera. Fowler. woIfvilie. Ms. for New York.
schr Convoy French Hurricane Island for New York.
Schr Maggie Bell. Hall, Rockland for New York.
schr Calvin, Maoney Calais for New York.
Schr Cbristiana, Jones, Nantucket tor Now York.
schr Lawrence, Lawrencc Nantucket tor New YORK.
Scr Cynthia Jane Gardner. Providence for New York.
Schr NJ Branerd Pierce. Providence for New York
Schr Pointer. Di Newport for Now York. .
Schr u Raymond. Abrahams. New London Tor NOW
York.
Schr Onward, Wheeler, Stony Brook for York.
Schr Mary Wood. Arthur. City Island for New York.
Schr Mile Frank, Edwards, Port Jenarson for New YORK
schr Florence, Sackctt. Cold Spring Tor New YORK.
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Glaucus. bearsc. New York for Boston.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-30
CHICO MURDERERs SENTENCED.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, May 30 1877.
An orvle despatch says Charles and John Slaughter,
p r. Roberts and +. Conway, Chico murdcrers who
pleaded guilty TO murder IN tho second degree were
Yesterday sentenced each 10 twenty-five years in the
Pcnitentiary T. W. Stainbrook, who stood his trial,
was sentenced to twenty-seven years and SIX months
n the PenitentiarY