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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
MR. 1ILDEY At a RAILRO4D MEETING.
INTEREST AROUSED BY HIS APPEARANCE IN MAS
SAU.sT,

INTEREST AROUSED BY HIS APPEARANCE IN MAS
sAU.sT.
A modest coupe bearing on its panels the cpher
of Ex-Governor Tlden stood for nearly two hours In
the lower part of Nassau-st., yesterday. crowd
of several hundred curious spectators lined the SIDE
walk waiting patiently for the appearance OF its
owner.
committee of the directors of the PittsburG'
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company was
in session at the Office of L. II. Meyer, and of this
eommittes Mr.. Tlden was a member The other
members were Secretary Sherman. George b.
Roberts president of tho Pennsylvania Railroad.
L. H. Never and John Hutchinson, of Phila-
depha. The matter under discussion, II
is said, was the issue of betterment
stock for construction purposes, mainly
for the cOmpanys portion of the cost OF building
union depot AT Chicago The persons who took a
prominent part in the discussion were Secretary
Sherman and Mr.. Tiden. The Secretary afterward
said that Mr.. TiGen was q feeble old man, but he
Thought Mr. 1ilden bad changed little in the last
three wears. lie appeared to possess considerable
mental viGOr yet.
Mr. Tilden was the last to leave the meeting
VIII Ell he reached the sidewalk he gazed cautiously
ND an down the street for his carriage, and when
he discovered the opposite OF the street NJ
eyes partly closed lii evident satisfaction. AS ne
glldcd nOiselessly over the asphalt pavement ne
sucked his thumb rCtlcctIvcly. After giving wills
pered direction to the drivrrhe entered the carriage
which had bon quickly surrounded ny the thGonG
have been Blackstone i-and Mr. Tllden Disappeared
uUhliC view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
OBITUARY..
THOMAS Sullivan.

Thomas Sullivan, well-known citizen Of
Brooklyn and until within n few months the president
Of the Brooklyn City Rlilrund Company died Tuesday
evening ut his home, No. IS Rcmscn-st He was Il ma.
tive OF New Brunswick n j., and slXtY.tw0 years
OF In his youth ho learned the masons trade. and
In lS4l lie went to Brooklyn where no carried bust
a builder. His health had not been good for
more than a year. Mr. sulVan's wife and son and
daughter survive him. lie director Of the Brook
Ign Trust Company the South Brooklyn SAVINGS Bank,
the Nassau Fire Insurance Company and the BROOKLYN
Flaibush ard COncY Island Rail- Dad Company. The
funeral will take place Tomorrow ut the Cnurc Of the
pilgrIug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

Tt looks now, more than ever before, certain
thai Grant will DO defeated, and his unwise friends VINO
have red him ortable position should
make amends by advising HIM TO withdraw his nan"-
boston Herald QndJ
There will be two Illinois State Convention,
and The cOutesting delegations will appear at the doors
of the National Convention, each backed by roalpg
army. The history Of TING country is about to De mace
int res ting.-( Cincinnati Commercial Und.l
The Edmunds column does not justify its
first promise because the abty and uprigntnrss Of
our senator where conceded, but for the
reason that we long ago stated namely that local pride
ani selshness Of decide the question OF clnd
dacy quite often personal merit and COMMANDING
taleIts.-(Rutland Herald and Globe tRep)
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures MAY To
Str state Of Georgia l'r) smith, Glasgow MAY anu
Iarne 2, 10 Austin Baldwin & Co. - go -,
ship Call Ipr smith. Bremen March q Win empty DaIrelS
10 order vessel to snow Il Burgess . =,
BARK Duis Eckhof, Hons, seville Al Gays win muse
10 order vessel TO John IIttOSen. -, -, -.
Montreal Conflict Barrow L, ~ days. WIN irOnetc
10 order: vessel To snow G Burgess .
Bark Principe de IuceuO ta PreVe MOnteSueO f5uays
with hides. etc order; vessel To master. go . -.
Bak agna (NOr Green Stettn 90 days. with muse 70 Or
der vessel 10 L Tobias q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
S,,,,onsis for the past 81 nourG

WASHINGTON. May IS. 1a.m.-The barometer
has generally fallen at east OF the Rocky Noun
t.ins and remains highest the Lake Region Tho
pressure low in the Canadian Provinces ana also 10"
in florida. Eastery Winds with parity CLOUDY
have IN the South Atlantic states,wth numer-
ous rains Northwest Winds with cloudy weather, have
prevailed In Northern NewEngland but clear weather
has prevailed over the Lower Lake Region the Midde
etates Ohio Valley and the Southwest. The depression
that was central IN the Rocky Mountain Region 10 now
central In Dakota, and falling barOmetel with warm
southerly winds prevail the Northwest Tie pressure
has risen Pacific Coast with light rain and clear
ing weather.
For the Middle States and gland, rising bar
oneter northwest winds, slightly cooler partly cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
THE FIRE RECORD.
IN FULION-ST.

A fire broke out in the fourth floor of the
six-story ironfrOnt building, No. ia FultOn-st last
night at 9:55. The floor was occupied Dy William b.
Benjamin q laundry. His loss is about $1,000 The
two upper floors occupied as bankbook manu-
factory by j. r. Love, and his loss Is estimated at
81 coo. Andrew Henderson occupied the third floor.
and Charles II. Jones Co. the second floor. They are
both printers aud their loss is about $500 EACH Tue
street floor occupied by Gruhp & Jacobs, cloth
icrs. Their loss by water only. The bnldl0g,
which belongs the ShardOw estate was damaged TO
Illn extent 81 ONO
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HARPER g. BROS,

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DIR. Join p. DUFF1N.

DIR. John p. Dublin, prominent hOmGOpa-
the physician OF Brooklyn, died suddenly about
yesterday. Shortly before he had lett his house. No.
159 JoTaemOn-st., saying that he did not feel we'll lie
met Daniel Chaunccy In JOraemon-s and they walked
together. In front Of No. 1885, the house OF Dr. George
EversOn, Or. Duiu nearly sank TO the ground. He
carried into tue basement Of Dr. Evcrsons house, whcIe
he died In few minutes. Dr. Dublin was slXty-tve
years o! age. lie had wife, but children. He was
q member OF the Church OF the PilgTims.
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THIRTEEN. AND MORE TO COME.
49,. -.acr LLcrnLd RelA

The following are the delegates from this
State 40 Chicago who have declared mat they DO not
recognize Instructions and will not vote for the ex-
President. They include some OF the aDeSt aud most
influential men in the delegation Others and nearly
or gu te an equal number, must join with these men III
refusing to vote for Grant or they Will grevOusy mis-
Gently 10 accordance with the rising ude Of popular
opinion IN their districs LIST, John Br9sal Simeon b.
R0berteOn XVIII. Moses D. stivets, b. q. Maies {;
XXh George West XXLst, Ferris Jacobs, )r; AAiid.
SXiXtn, Charles j. LaDgdon XXXIIId Norman M.
Allen. Loren b. Sessions
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THE REV. ZETUs sEARLE.

The Rev. Zetus Searle died early yesterday
morning at No. 1913 East Thirty-sccond-st, in tho
eighty second year OF his age. lie born Delaware
County, N Y. For the last thrtyhye years Of his hfo
and Until six months ago he occupied tho position Of
Chaplain OF Backwell's Island finally resigning on ac-
count of tlhealih. His death caused by cOmbna-
tion Of paralysis. pneumonia and old age. He leaves
WIFE who Is eighty-One years old and son and duuSh
ter both married Tie funeral will taLe place TAT his
home, at 1890 q. ~, tomorrow.
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MARRIED..

FURM lN-MARTIN-On Wednesday. April % ut Fourth
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church bv Howard Crosby, d. D.,
t,niuu Furman, NJ. D.. aud Alkaline ID. Martin No cards.
OIYrIIANT-MULLER-O Wednesday, May H. az Cal.
Vary church by the Rev. Edward 4. Washburn ID. D..
Caroline WeimOre daughter OF Frantz b. Muller TO Robert
ELEPHANT
SIADE-STRONG-At tho OF the brides parents.
IN Wellington DC, Thursday May g. 1880 bv the Rev.
r Edward Strong Of Boston, assisted by the Rev. DT.
John r. Paxton OF Washington Francis H. Slade OF New.
York Clty to Ame NJ. daughter OF Associate Justice
Strong OF the supreme OuIt OF the United states
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LoGAY's BOGUS DELEGATION.
GSos,a 1rbs Oizrf0Talf Edzefie (ReDl

The situation proved that the call OF Cen
oral logan 10 Chicago to manage the Grant campaign
was urgent. General Logan ha justified our
Expressed confidence him as manager trained IN the
sIrttagems and tactics Of the Democratic party ana
putting tuem WORK TO force an apparent Grant razor
fty IN lie LIMOS Convention. The mOst adm rable part
s that doing thls strOng, not to say desp rate Wos
in behalf Of q candidate OF whom they said mat Ne
case save b. the I'm nim0us call or tho RepuDilcan
party! The bogus Grant delegates have no claim 10 al
,ion At Springfield They withdrew from the COnVel
tIOn ior no Oher than that they we've fairy In t
minority Yet tn will atrmpt to seize the State Con
yept.O on by means Of thls fraud.
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THE TROUBLE WITH CURTIN.
F,o1a The phfLddelDhiq North american (Rep

To those who have watched MIR. YOcum's
course III Congress result the contest for his seat
Is by 10 means surprising. Tue vote was very close,
and every effort brought bear to deieat the eX
Governor In "A district which 1t was confidently eX'
pcrted That would The adverse majority was
only scYentythrcc but Mr. Curtin was not enough VI
Democrat TO secure the iu support OF the partV ana
the result OF the contest is that very estnaDe gentle
man and one Tor whom every PenUsylVan an should
have klndes feelings, Is once more very loicnly
aud cold in politics, aud 10 change parties win TIE
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REGULATING COAL MINING.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-The anthracite Goa
decided this afternoon to continue Inc existing
working the remainder OF the present
month The assent OF Mr. Packer was not obtained to
TINS agreement until to-day. The Idle days Will be May
Fl, %, %, 81, % and 30
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or dotted line
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Epts Pharmacy, sl1 broadway.
TRIBUNE orvros, May Is. q. D.-Exocpting fall
IN tina aftatuoon the changes in the barometer yeser
;s 49, s,iSht Clear and partly cloudy weather gem
SrSy prcvaed during the latter part OF the after
neon the leather was hazy, with few drops OF ram
Sst zasn a and n o. No. The temperature ranged be
y~ heo and 72o the average t64hel being 2Ao higher
than on the corresponding dsy last year. ana o lower
Gear or partly cloudy and warmer weather maybe
expected to-day In this city ana Vicinity
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JUDGE aEoRaE P. HELLER.

MILFORD Penn, May 12.-George P. Heller,
a leading Democrat, and for the past thirteen
years Associate Judge OF Pike County, has died here
Tue ago OF afty-twO Years.
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sENATOR ROBERTsON'S SERVICE TO HIS PARTY
From HdTDeTs Weekly (Rep0

The instructions of the New York CODven-
ton att mpt 10 bind probably twenty OF the seventy
delegats To belray their Constituencies: Why should
these delegates acQuIesce in the attempf We presume
that II they conferred with each other they would nh
entire willingness repel dctatiOn, and to stand
together for their rlgtfu independence In the National
Con entiOn. A common understanding TO TINS enect
would be serviceable showing each one mat nc s not
hOnoably bound follow the instructOns OF those VINO
had no right 1t Semg to us that honorable
men and Republicans can have but one answer ~ that
question and Senator Robertson has done great ser
vice to honorable politics aud to the Republican party
y frankly openly declaring that he Will vote accord
ing to his own convictions.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY I3 1884

view It and make public to transmit 1t under seal
directly TO the War Department, in which latter ease
the finding Of the Court will be made public In Washing
ton.
At the evening session d. T. Ames. the expert from
New-York who some time ago decided upon " NO. 70 -,
as the writer OF the Whitaker note, suonltteu
q supplementary report in regard 10 two sets OF
and two slips OF writing which he has bern tAaun'he
in connection with the note. In one SEE Of PAPER m
found more resenblanceS to the note than IN lhr
but thought that not Improbable lhat the
of either set could have the author Of the
ker note. He believed, however that the writer Oh se'
wrote The nOte. . 49,. .o.,-, Tho
Superintendent GaYer arrived mere tnlb t'chihS' NN
Court adjourned until Tomorrow.
A general press dispatch says: Detec-
yes intimate that there will be denouement ID
tho case, probably Friday or Saturday. Ills a'so
announced thas the secret session OF the court inns
morning was one OF UNUSUAL Importance. Mr. GayIcr
will be recalled to the witness stand tomorrow One OF
the detectives brought eghtpage letter from New;
York to-day, He RI, he got IL from coOred man. hl
that the man received from Whit Iaker the same ua
The outrage was discovered. The detective says u -
filled with Recommendations Of West Point. and OF the treat
ment the culOred cadet has received IL mas not "
been put In evidence.
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JAMES NJ. WEIGH.

JAMESTOWN, n. Y, May 12.-James NJ.
WEIGH of this city. extensive owner In Northern
oil fields, died here to-day The funeral will take place
Friday.
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COnev. Geo Eaton King, Robert w.
Cook, Peter krOtel. Paul
Couch. Mark Edwin Kudlich, HermOn G
Cragg, Samuel w Lawrence, i. g., Jr.
CrOwell, Joseph + Leggat Walter K.
Deahy, Wlliam IL Lehmaver. James :
Dean, Frederick Lenbuseher, +. Q.
Dennis. Warren u Lewis, Howard G.
Dexter orlando p Long, Jacob Louis
Dimmick. Walter + Low. Edward A., j.
Donaldson, Walt. A Lynde, ROuin IL
DOty. Lockwood r Lyon, Edmund
DOugherty. VIM. M MCGEE, James f..
DOwley, john T. McGil, Samuel II.
Egan, Michael Maclay, Arthur Z.
Eichler, John Name, Henry
Ely, Alfred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
SAN Francisco, May 1O.-The following are
are the closing official prices OF mining stocks to-day:
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The Alpha Mining Company has levied an assess
nent of 81 a share. and the Julia Consolidated
Mining Company ono of 30 cents share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-13
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