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IA -. rs ..,cr :. an artist, shoula insure Tor tnis
~ rspss .tsrts ; m brilliant audience.
PERSONAL.

j, -. ,onne Gar In quoted rs saying recently
~: M expect to be alive iiye weeks hence
-,..,. u,s. Lilias Borthwiek. the daughter of Sir
-, p,rt.,viek is said 20 have been the oriGi-
- - the child Myra In Endymioa.' Miss
- :. On. verv ycurg lady who naIvely told Lori
seas"xdeld at the railway station that she hopcd
II .~oula le successful ct brriin.
"A ,..xa r. arsnsield always used O quill pen unui
:. 80 .cca>io he visited the great pen mannia'-
- Al birmingham and was asked Ivy MIR. Giii'ft
= ssoert hox Of steel Pens The box was nn, 10
- With those steel pens that Lothian was VIII
In.
,a.. Fanny Parnell has just bad formal rocep-
A. 4, Music Hall, Boston, She made little speech
~ vhicb she said that she thought something onght
4. n. said for the brave women Of lrolsndi for the
at shct fired in this war was fired by Mayo
-.nan who poured q kettle of hot water upon n
s.U,T Miss Parnell il slender woman of blonde
ssiarirp the lUsseasor of agreeable manners Sn an
Gnthunastic tafkrr.
lady visitor at the Executive Mansion during the
~ DAYS Of the Hayes administration said 10
Ia cclcred servant Of Mrs. Hayes. who was ousy
,aeking the family trunks, Well Winny. now 40
.,u feel about leaving the White House " "Well
- missile. aid she, "you know We came for fouI
.ssr. and we've enioyed ourselves. and they r" an
Sc,rv tc have MS 20, and now think this just the
time to leave"
OF Washington Irving Mr.. Curtis says. in his
Essy Chair" that he one day met him at his pun
lishsrs ss the time when Pstnnms Aosfhy was mrs,
bsrinring. The veteran writer was very CAV anu
cheerful, full of encouragement and ssad ~,.n o''
x-.uks,,~ ava and piuius voice: "B Bat we old ones
IA IL sdvsntsse Of you; thcre are so many Of
Won clever young fellows that you trlp can otnet
spn Like fougfellow in the later day Irving hhn
sjwavs the war1nest worl Of cheer and sympathy
Tar every younger brother or SISTER in letters-
The late Emile de Girsrdin was IN appearance not
mike the first Napoleon, cultivating with care
.ain lock that curled over his forehead that would
.,,,oss have suficed TO denote him among crowd
ovsa to those with whom he was personally nnac-
qusintea. No better illustration OF his indefa'
n. nature can he furnished than his own reply to
- oneetion why he did not offer himself for cleo
tco to the Senate. On the suggestion '.lng mate
- him recently the aged politician whose Cross oi
- Legion Of Honor dates from 1872 answered,
n not old enough"
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RIO Cl>ES or TYpHTS FXTER.

Annie Conlan. of No. 81 Monroe psf. nine
ye,r- ~ n, Wa, taken Ia the Madison STREE roc' et
ton hy I. ,ce Dofnely. who stated that the chi was
s.,k hal no mother, and Nas neglected. by her father
The drtor PRONOUNCED her disease typlus fever aud she
WA removed by thu health authorities.
Tho rrrhhor- ~ Michael o. rcn age thirty two. of
No % Cherry st. applied the Chambers street los
pal Yesterday to have him moved on account Of sick
ness. The ambulance sent but the physician In
charge refused 10 take him away, be was
,ufrrne from ttphu- fever Tho neigh
hors thcrrnlnn turned him into tho street
whrr he wandered about aiml e-y until picked up by
tNo rtrnngrrs who took him Ia the OAK street Police
Sfntion The strg ant sent to the Chambers street
IInspitnl for ambulance, which, upon arrVlng ~
fu-.si a second uuo Ia remove the patient lie WAS
hnas takrn away the fever scnt by the health
nufh
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OTTRCOMI BY THE NEAT.

The following arr the cases Of sunsirukc reported
Yesterday IA this city and brooklyn:
lLAcK. THOMAS age thiynvc an italian living NJ No
3ii lat Onr hundred and.truth si.. overcome
nj one hundred and tenth ~. and I"NinFton-aNe.
lie taken Ia the Nmcty ninth street Hospital.
HALL TINOTnT. syr thirty four unmarried. "f No l73
Mouroc-st.. wa prn-t acd and taken to the Cham
bcr- street Hospital
KELLY PATnicK. a lahorcr Rgo forty five. living In
Hudson ave, HrtOklyn near 1rlATy st, wAS pros
traicd at Fulton aud johnson ats, Brooklyn. lie
wAS taken to tho CITY l,srltal
ILOrD, MARY, age sixty twO ~ Fatbush. was found
suffering from sunstroke In Grand -t.i BrOohJ H.
She removed a. ~. CathRrincr Hospital
MCVANE , thirty. living ct No. i25 I1ith-et' was
overcome IN SPRING. Ho was sent I" Ne o.
Vinc-nts Hospital.
wALD - age furty-nvo. was found suffering from sun
stroke I'm front of No 5i4 Rruadway ycstrrdny lilo
was taken Ia 81 YnOent's Hospital ,
-. -, mn unknown man. waH found overcome 10y tne
excessive hcatat Ny Ttle ave. and ly erson ~ rnok
yn Yesterday afternoon. lie was taken To the CITY
ul
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in his possession. The Swe,icS and GeTmRps nearly
all bring considerable money. Immigrants WIN
means have an idea that there IL some tax 10 DC
imposed. hcrco tIy generally gnderfate what they
have " inle those without any money fear belng
sent back rs Parpor-, aud clam what they have mol
got
4 dispatch rom London. received q few, days ago.
sta thni contracts had been co.ed with o steal-
ship company 10 bring alo,n 10000 ScaudlnaNl1h
immigrants - the United States. The rport conid
not he confirmed in this city Yesterday. IL was
stated howe, cr. that the great increase Of immlyia
ton hi. year had taxed the It anshps beyond tcir
capacifv ami that many persons Who wanted imilr-
diate characterization could not lee accommodated IN
view OF this state of affairs the agents have been l
structcd To II tickets tor steamers which VIII hol
sail Tor y iIunlh or more and thousands OF tickets
have thus ben sold hence, instead of there beng
lull immigration alter Ma closes, II VIII prop
ably con inue during the summer. Oh those MO
have thus Caged passage large prrcrntaRe -
Scandinavian Who not only wish 10 better their
condition on the un0ccuprd lands of the West. but
who arr also leaving Norway and Sweden in anticl-
patton of church troubles.
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iJIEf).

sf; i. S;as. @ 20 ..,s
f tom ave- %, on Thurgs1sy, Wsy IT, at a a.
Friend. are requested not 10 sead flowers
ARcHkR-In Br.okyn on TIE Ion inst, AFTER short Di'
ran ns from @ h % on Fri
us.t,y is. aa ali frena. are in %ea to attend
BLANCHARD-At Newark. n. J., Nay IL. 1881. Noah
sry n vii take place at the Trinity Church.
warren st. Newark on Friday. May H. at O'Clock. p m
T1es Nay n ss b. S ,s.r e. h
Noiice Of funeral hereafter
ropnsamona Phs6e cnSns.tsr Of sT,1iors Conn.
Funeral services clinton. On Thursday, the Eth
1slandr da1snisT Of Jams; K;.a"
William H. Hays arr nvtsd TO attend funeral service:
On gd r%sy ' cSa4eS ia. s. and sS 40
Intermeni In Mociawn s%ete , 70 .sod aov.r
LENron Tue.day May 10. 1881. sassa Cooper wife OF
rs:Dsssa G,,sf Z i;:9s e.
p On sr ua g Ssss
HOYT-At South Salem westohester County. New.Ysrf
r WIFE s.sy "Ssi a q. Fss.a
Church. south Salem.
KINNEYAt Bay snsr, Long Isl.rd NAY H. 1884, Lien
Motto. Of funeral hrrsafter
Parker AZ well.hurg w. May 10 In the IA GsT o
ParksT Of this city.
PESNIMAS-At sanford FtA- hSrch Ezt ISSi OSffs
Henry renniman IT,, Of George H. and Mary r. Penni
The funeral services will be held Autun Chapel
Boston Mao. Friday. May *. at 4pm.
PYEwELI,-At New.York. Monday MAYS. Harriet g. PJ~
The funeral will Thursday May ~ at o'clock
residence Of her uncle Francis r. Schoais 49,
~ West l5tlst
Erie ndr are kindly req ucsted not 10 send flowers
RAY-On MAY 10. Ida Frances Fanny, daughter
VIM Id = md Ida ]. Ray
Funeral At the grandYar-nts lance ard
NJ Brysn No. IL Wost l7tb-st On Thursdaj I'LL msI ~
SPIN.
SPINNER on TUESDAY May 10 al his residence at Ten
any N.J. MI A. Hpring.r IN the :, ys'r 81 o., az .
Funeral service will be held at the NJ L. CLuf'h al Engo
wop. Friday. Nav IL. at2Pn
Philadelphia paier- please copy
RSTON-At Sice France. April 81. Ellen Marion,
Wifi Of Nm. W. Thurstn and daughter OF Professor henry
Fua place ~ Friday. May IL. at 1890 O'Clock,
from the Church Of the Nativity Bethlehem Prna
KUSSEIIr-In JACK -ouy ir FA, % SCARLET fever, NAY -
IrDry Howard youns,s Of John H. and JalA d. nus
sell. asei years aud months
Maine paIers p.ease copy.
UNDEKiILI-on fourth day. hfth month: I'm lssl 81
Irghts dls. Hannah L.. widow o H. hott Un'"rhii
aged 90 years. =
Friend. ard relatives hot"d aen' her funeral from
her late Residence. seventh day, a. llD % m
Carriages " ~ tn !'l1 down Fhn At MI
the Harlem EVaf. and The so ro" Scot OF,
q the E"S YORK sui Northern Road At foIki"~h
Prfyai, ii:rrn"nt after.
WATSON May II, At No Wrs sistst I"ui- eldest
daughter VI aud Mrs WAlLr sisrL. ag~ ~ ye~fs
Fun. IA from =, hence. Friday, al lpay q. M.
Interment Wo.siia~n teIIetry. kindy omit no~"rA
WUIPPIE-On Monday aftrnor,n Ma CLARA daughter OF
X : and Mary Middleton, aud WIFE u H. r. "hiPiir' IN
her 2sth -
and friends invited to stteni her funeral from
hcr residence IA last 1jth st, Ills city rursAy'
May II, 1870 IA.
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Now on Exhibition at Clinton Hall,

TO 81 SOLD BY AUCTION SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
MAY q AT 3 O'CLOCK. RARE COLLECTION OF
oRIENrAL PoRCELAIAs CHOICE PfKCEs. AN.
TIQUE FURHIrURE QUAINT AND USLFULj GLASS
AND sIIks ARTISTIC AND USIGUL), ORIENTAL
RUGS. MODLRN AND Antique; TArESTRIts. VEL
BOARDS, TABLI:S. CHAIRS. DISKS; oLb DUTCH
mAHQUETRY sc. &C. oNE OF THE FINEST COL
LECTGOAs OF OLD AND ANTIQUE FURNITURE
EVER OFFERED FOR SAIL ny AUCTION IL THIS
cry WILL WORTH TnE ATTENTION OF CoLLkC-
TORS AND CONHOIS~EUKS.
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Grceial Notices.

Al o'clock Tbi, Afternoon Conttauatiou sale ci
NJ sICHEBs EXrRAORDISAR COLL ECTloS
or CHINESE cEEAMIc AIT.
Pv TIIOS t. KIRBY CO.. AUCTioNEE3s
THIS (THVR~DAhD and FRIDAY APfEkNooEs.
AT 2.<D O'CLOCK AT OUR
ART UALLEKY. 81 BROADWAY,
topl-,sie " ailacks.
An Extraordinary Collection ~
ANTIQUE CHINESE PuRCELAiN-. MONIES
JADE STONE, CRYsTAIh, &C, &C.
RICH PERSIAN. FRENCH AND ITALIAN srCPPs.
The Whole personally and brought this country
by NJ. SlCHET. Rue figtr. PARA
Geo. A. I.~avit a. 10. IT, Someryie, Auetiencer.
NOW or FNHlBIrloN AT CLINTON HALL
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT
3 O'CLOCK. oIIePAINrINGs ENGKAvINGs &C
A LARGE COLLECTION or Oll-rAISrIN'iS. MOD.
ERN AHD ANCIENT, suLb 40 CLOSE toNs!GN-
MINIS AND hDNANtf-.
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LORD COURTENAYD BACK AGAIN.

Detective Won Gerichten arrived In this city
late last night from the wos bringing with him Marcus
La Pierre Bcrcsford tho forge who arrested several
months ago In this city under tho Of Lord COurte
nay. and who taken 10 Utah Il rcQusitioD charg
ing him With passins forged check On the London Bank
OF salt Lake City. While Lord Courtonay" In
papers from England, who're the charged with
committing forgery and other crnnos Detective Won
0oohten 70 Utah TO bring tho prisoner hero
During the journey fr0m Salt Lake CITY 10 New York
tho detective kept The EnglishmAn handoufod 10 his
person, and did not allow hiinself 70 sleep. Lord
OourtenAy" viii be sont 70 EnglAnd Lmmediately.
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kTDNiGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
g,,aousfs Npy ne pdsf "a hours

WAsUSGToN. May II, | u. m.-The bar
omct~r is highest IN t" south Atlantic si'S Tho area
~ low haromrtrr which t yceteriay aft 1"onH report
o.utral Ia huno.ta hN moved northca ai,d
ccuira north ~ Lake Superior. The temperature
has u-cn slightly IN the Middle Auanuc stairs ohio
valley. Trnncssre. the Lake region and NrH England
It hn- fallen ifuin 20, IN tho extreme North
wrsi- Lght rain ha- fallen since last r"p"H III NV
Tnr'aid AMI tho cttr,Inr Nnrthwcst; Ell, whcrr nr
,srA her hA1 rr-, hrd Int Of the M-si--ipi and 20
tho Wet Gull -t4lcs The prev ang wihs arc SOuth'iIy
Indications.
Tor the Mddlr Atlantic rtatT@. sIchily warmer TAR
~. nfhrr. ur-isfi, ssintl-. loSer barometer
FOR N,w-Iu-iii.d partly cloudy weather and ot"a
,nual rn -onfh'ry g" westerly winds, station
AIy higher barunvtcr hni temperature.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
LARGE CLAIM OF THE UNION PACIFIC.

LAKtfE NLAIM OF HE UNION T NUT IN'
WASHINGTON, May ia petition was re-
Gently Alcd In the United States Court Of Claims by the
Union Pacific Railroad Company representing that mp 20
and including December ~, 1875 the claims for tho
transportation Of mails had been adjusted upon terms
prescribed by the Post Office Department, which terms
afforded compensation 20 the company considerably lee
than the charged and paid by priv ate persons
for like service dnrng the same period The petition
aso cited in detail other services rendered Tor whrh
proper CONFORMATION had not been received by the con-
pany. The ~ errgate amount due the railrOah
according TO the petition, Sl.l6l 20. Tie
argued before the Court OF Claims "'
day The caro OF the petitioner was rested
upon the sixth section Of the act II Is Thought ny the
court officials that tho will be decided "ithh 'o
next two wcekH
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The rate # increase this year IA nearly 80 per
cent This would give total immigration of over
GOO OOO OF which about 40. oW would hc due at this
port The rate of increase for Ncw-York, howevcrac-
coldii t0estirat's "f the Comui >son"rs Of ENG
ton will probably hc greater - owing to the back
warlncsS Of thr season this year au@ IA" 1T" date
at which tn" Scandinavian Isr'- were OPP ned. ih'
tile was kept back. In the first tn days Of tn"
present nth 1888 immigrants arrived al Ca le
Garden aud il il estimated that 10000 will arrlV"
this month ag linst IL j7- for thc same tllrr last
year On Mnnlty OF this week Gj!l Immigrants ar
rived the ,arg st number any day yet this year.
Yesterday the nuribcr W arrivals was Bob
Ti greater part of the immigrants army ing ron
sists Of men under forty wears of aCr, " lp world De-
subject 10 mill AIRY duty il they remained IN IuruT.
OF the lO9 I@3 immigrants wh" arrived IN tn" first
four months of this year 72.7Ti were men 2nd
80. $50 women In the snuio time lat year he meh
mum erred 81 $50 and the women 27.GGl, the pro
portion being the same each year.
WHERE TIE IMMIGRANTs CONF FROM
The number Of immigrants arriving at tins port
last year-327 ,OG0-was greater than III any
previous year. In 1881. 3l9.223 Immigrants ar
rived-the largest number in any year previous Ia
1880. The arrivals at Castle Garden for eleven
years past with the five leading nationatics worc as
follow
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PULLMAN SOUTHERN CAR COMPANY.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May ia meeting OF the
Pullman Southern Car Company to-day resulted In the
election OF the following directory George NJ Pullman
George +. Brown. c H. Davie, Chicago; r. b. Bullock
Atlanta ; NJ. Burns, Nashville; A. NJ. Quarter T.. d.
standlford, W. C. Hite, w. +. Harris, Louisville. The
Board elected George NJ Pullman president George 7.
Brown, vice rrsidtnt VIC. He, second yceprerldcnt
{. ii. Dave, general accountant A. b. Wel'nrhrliner
secretary and Thomas Hayes general superintendent
For the ending March 81 the earnings were
SI3IOasi expenses, ETC., Sll2,344; net re'enue'
Sl23735.
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SEQUEL TO PRoTRACTED LITIGATION
THE COMPLAINTS IN THE HEAD MONEY SUITS DIS
MISSED BY ITDGR snIPMAN.


MISSED ny JUDGE sTIPMAN.
Judge Slipman has rendered decision in the
head money cases in the United States Circuit Court
Diminishing the complaints. Until March, 1873, the
State of Ncw-York levied tax varying at different
periods between 81 80 and 81 So on each emf
grant brought to this country by the steamship
lines. The companics always protested against the
tax ~ unconstitutional, and the question has been
in the courts upward OF thirty years The litigation
has been conducted by Daniel Webster, Ruius
Choate, ID. Il. Ogden John Van Buren,, ex-Judge
Emott and other eminent counsel. In 1879 the
United States supreme Court, III the case oi the
Anchor Steamship Company. declared that the tax
WAS unconstitutional. Several suits were then
instituted against the City Chamberlain for the re-
covcry of the money which had already been paid.
The first tried was that Of the White star
inc and the result was unfavnrable 20 the steam.
ship company. The amount involved III that sun
was not sufficiently great to carry the case 10 me
Supreme Court no other cases were instituted the
claims III all excce.ling 81 100000. In 1873 Con
grcss passed act legazing The levy of the tax ny
the State Of Ncw-York mp to 1879. and AT the same
time abolishng il. Judge Shlpman's decision yes
tcr,lay was i'll accord whit he one gwen IN Inc
same court three years ago. The question VIII now
be carried to the supreme Court. Alexander q
Green appeared for the companies, anu Sanders
& Sanders for the City Chamberlain.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

II Mr.. Conkling In strong enough in the
nDee defeat the President him lei II 10
49, There other .nsihio for him 10 pur
@-(Newark hdvcrhiseY (Repl
Csakling still has hopes of getting in General
onnk fas the next Presidcney and the Republican
E1s o. KewYork Will be manipulated by the Boss TO
- od-t Riohmond State Q)csn.)
Ia people desire that the Senatorial Office
ouA ke secure In ts Constitutional rights, hut they
- sever honor the who will preserve the
1lsuttvs of.oe from Senatorial encroachments, aud
IN hold the Presidebcy tc be something higher and
eeeeR THAI . Eaere oil can to 6c1storts machine
4Deeep(t Post and Tribune (kep}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12

TEIErNr OfYi.r. NAV 10 an During ihr last hall
~ Yesterday the orsurni ~ the barometer wnsd"wn
virl Clear md partly CLOUDY weather prevailed. with
% chit slnwcr brtWren and7 y. ~. TIN temperature
ranged bel Gi' aud ~. the average 7tNJ being
e. cher thn the corTIOndinc day Lat yoar and %
h.i,,r thal ON Tuesday.
car o1 far AMI sli-hiy wHrmcr weather may be OK
pooicd to-day IA iAis city and vicinity
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THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON LEASES.

ALBANY, May ia statement oil the year
operations OF the leased lines Of the Delaware and Iud'
Canal Company consisting OF the Albany and sus-
quehanna. Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Newfork aud
Canada rOads and their branches show TINT the expenses
including the ~ 81 1885, 4G for rental and o.
dcndr. ON these Leased lines were S4l26,l3O IL Inc
earnings Si1li.iS7 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
TWO COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

ALBANY, May 1.-THE Bradford, Eldred ana
Cuba Railroad Company filed articles of incorporation
today capital, 500 900 The road IL TO be solely In
Allegheny County. The Rookaway Beach Transit Com
pany filed articles Of incorporation to-day; capital
100000. The road Ia 10 begin the extreme west
point OF the beach and running on both sides OF the
beach to the hotel Of the ROckaway Beach improvement
Company.
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rnrr.-rnN MnrNTA1N TI.NNFr.

-. LntI>. Nav 1.-The contract for boring
Tho tunu,i tlruI-h lo-tou Mountain. ~" Afhau-n
I'll, ison 81 N, 30 I,- and Frai.i,co Railroad be-
tween Fayrttc, 80, and Fort smith l1- 'rn AWARDED to
", krr-s -cg,,. Tue uiuu', - b, loo feet
hong. aud 10 BE- LLi-Lrd by January l. l>>2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
GIRLS ROBBING THEIR SGHOOLMfTR.

Kate O'Connor and Anna Murphy, each nine
years old were locked mp the Twony second Precinct
ton last might charge ~ highway robbery IL
claimed tina, the two girls met soroolmate named
Minnie MaV-tnu ut Forty eighth A. and broadway and
fnr,bly robl her oil gold chain and locku valued at
Sl5 fhc surn property war found Ia the possession OF
the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
PROTECTION ASKED For.

ST. LorIS, May IA dispatch from Texas
says: The Texas and Pacific Railroad managers have
HSktd that company of United state tr"p- b., sent TO
the western tcruinu- O the ruad to project the work
aud property drprrtaiions b. lawlcss young
men " hO have Conlft gated there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12

ArGUSrA. Ga, May 1.-The Stockholders of
the Grofan Railroad ia convention today rat fed he
i,,sr e. Wiaia Wa,ry and Instructed the dr,c'nr- to
IN. :, 90 di, i'rd July -. and - ~ in Or'"cr.
-ui-. 4u.uin =, 81 per sAhrv viii pc paid quarterly,
uiiAing 10 iTI cent ycally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
CHANGE OF OFFICERS EFFECTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. May ia dispatch from
Portland Orc says the directors Of the Oregon and Cal
nornia Railroad Company have elected Henry Willard
president. vice L. Kocher resigned. Paul schultz and
& H. Lewis re med directors and e. T. H. Robrrtr"n
and \. g. Cunningham elected 10 the vacancies
L. kOvhlCr viii act manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
INDIAN TROUBLES IN COLORADO.

DENVER. Col, May 1.-THE Governor has
not yet received report from the council sent Ia Duran
GO for further information regarding the Indian depreda
tions The motion to qnAsh the indictments against
Kerry Mcanham and Cac, aoccs~Orre Ia the Jackson
MURDER yesterday overruod by the United states
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL TRAINS.

ELHAnrrn. y. j.. May ll.-Ihc Ncw-Jcrscy
Central Hallfuai officials give notice that additional
Trims viii bc PIT "n the Nrwiork and Long Bra.
I.a.frad 90 SATURDAY.. May o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
wiRM NAY DY ~ NEU-JTrSrY

RED BANK. y. u, May ll.-TO-day has been
The warncsi Mny dA, known IN years. ~ noon tie
tn rmoutrr registered ~ IN the shade, and al O'clock
-.. 90.
sptrH ANBol. n. J.. Msy ll.-Much suffering was cX-
pcrcnccd hero to-day from the heat The thrrnnm"ior
Indicating 80 Ia the shade, aud reaching lO' In bc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
CANADIAN LINES PURCHASED.

My
wny Company hu purchased the Grand Junction k'il-
way from H. lrt.lr 9" Mpioc and from West IuLinr
don g." f't' l,'ltoIsh. The stock market t"dny vas
,tiona,cr Jnd hich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
LATEST SHIPPING NEU,S.
PORT OF NEw.l DIRK. MAY II. 1881.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEwN ORK......MAY H. 1881.
ARRIVED
steamer Morgan CITY, Adams, NewOrioans days Win
mdss 10 BogArt & Morgan. , % 49,.
shin tieorRr Warrington Ger. Probs, Bremen ~ days
empty barrels vessel 10 Hermann hoop 70
anna tNorl, Lutkrn Ant ~erl 81 DAYS WIN hop anu
barrels to order; vessel u BohaIn Pickering o. -,
BARK Frronia (Sur) Anderson Hamburg so days WIN
pity order vessel ~ Benhsn f,ckoiX
hides " Punch Edye q Go; Segsel 10 } ard q Co..
BARK Aladdin (No Petersen. sssuA ~ o~'~ VIVA 'Ne"'
u order, vessel TO & Tobias Co =. - IL. ,..,.....
Brig Kib-riA, HOttrndorn hatAnzs 10 dHS WIN A4SeSoS
order; vesssl 70 y Nevius a tSon, ,,. p..,. q,
smith, konr vtdoo, VIA Hampton hoAdA OIL
days with hides Morton; ysssel 70 a Dyor IA.
BnR Daisy Boydion Applooy sos.ri1 ~ avs Win MUGS
AMI wool " order; vessel 10 II W Ropes u 70
sUNsEr-wind n sandy HOOK modefate' vi nAv ana
cloudy. AZ CITY Isand-sW; clear
AMERICAN PORTS.
CHARLESTON May il-sAied. steamer W Clyde New York
PHILADELPHIA May -Afr1vod, steamers OeFuudc' hu
eivA, MAytovrr, Newforf
Cleared steamer Nellie, Montreal
Sailed, steamer ohio -- <,, N. A.
BAIuhoKk May llArtved. steamers uuinAre fot Anto-
MO; Louisa lioanoke hyrr $500.
Cesrd steamers Petrtana Havana; Aahhoid Rotterdam
VIM IAwrunce New.fork; Detanoe Newbern
SAVANNAH. MAY ll-ArnVcd. stesansf CITY OF Augusta,
from hewYork
- a. AUw nrnf. aha~a nsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-12
DEATH OF STEPHEN d. HARRISON

Stephen d. Harrison, ex-Mayor of Bergen,
and formerly President Of tho Jersey City Board of Al
dsrInen died at hs hcms on Jersey City Heights Tues
day night He wss axty Eve yeais old.
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