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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
POLITICIANS IN THE CITY.

Vice President Arthur, senator Plat. Con
Rc hard Crowley. Insurance crintr'n ut
John r. ruIyth. Police CoIlinis-ioncr Dewitt G.
Wheeler * Tax Commissioner Rowland Police Justice
Jacob " Patterson. Attorney irnrral Hamilton ward,
Police Commissioners Frrnci. city Assessor John
Il. Lydeckcr. and eI-Al ,cr7unn Morris took
lunch together Monday afternoon IA -
Liberty st. restaurant. A. #
was known that these closctci together the
rurn0r spread that an important political conference was
being held and when Later Secretary Blaine -rcn IA
one part Of the Flnh Avenue Hotel and
Governor Cornell and senator Patt in another
thcse facts were set down at having some
connection with the matter whether Secretary Eainrs
presence In tho city had any significance Is doubtf bit
II Ia certain from the statements Of those who him
that he had knowledge Of conference The other
persons had various important political matters under
discussion. however much OF little their decision MAY
affect results. ~
The Robertson nomination. the Street Cleaning bithe
Charter and the Mayors Investigation were discussed
week when Senator Plat and Governor Cornell
were hi the city they sent several messages TO Jhte
Robertson meet them ~ the Firth Avenue Hotel with
a view IL j. said OF obtaining some understanding as To
the OF the Custom House patronage In he wr
confirmed Judge KObcrsOn however, did not come ANA
he has stcndfasty refused tn have any consultation
with the who have been sent 10 see
him on the subject Of his nomination. He has been
asked consent to the withdrawal Of his name ana 10
take other place but this he has likewise refused
to do.
Efforts in this way have consumed much Of the
hme Of Senator Conkng's friends who have visited me
city weekly the nomination. week ago sunday
Mr.. COnklng and General Arthur made nppoin inenth
I'm this city, but afterward sent Telegram to Dewitt {.
Wheeler stating that they would not come GcntTh
Arthur came saturday, however, and their hctNe con
suliation followed a. usual
The street, leaning NIL was under consideration Mon
day II has been ON previous occasions bat ~ the
persons who took part In these vnror consultations re-
fuse to state any parcmarS very niue could be lenin'I
senator Plat and NicePrcsdcnt Arthur returned 10
Washington Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
HINTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
PROTECTION AND wORKINGMEN.

IN, gditor Of The Tribune.
Gro. Your recent structures on Mr.. Shear
on letter TO the Golden Club, suggest al inquiry ms
A,o, ~ protection ostensibly is TO better tho cohoh
laborinc classes II this Is so. can no better ss
80, no devised than that which turns into the conorS
=, The manufacturer all the profits of protection win
,,uuction 70 nay the to his employees Inc
,.,p,octurer ia generally intensely human, l. G" IN
tenselv selfish and the strife between capta anu "'''
continues WHY not have system which Will MOI IeaNe
The mechanic 10 the mercy Of the employer, am
"nroection" will he Tor onght 70 Del an uniuo'' '
s.rikes and kindred eyils Let US nave your NV"c NJ
Gourerpetr, n. y April H. ISL A." !"
I'VE have never heard that il was the custom vi
cnglisb manufacturers under the Free Trade system
20 sborc their profits with those whom they employ
That system. moreover does not seem to have Cd
Waited strikes and kindred evils" for the conul-
tions of labor are oftener disturbed IN England
than in the United States At the same time the
wages are very much lower in every branch OF trade
In Great Britain housepainter earns from - % "
Ss 10 week; cabinetmaker from - ~ TO - as
n tinsmith from SC TO 81 80; shoemaker - 80;
n baker. from Sc 80 to SO 60; and farm !aborer
from 81 40 to 81 % mouth. In the United STATES
the comparison being made for the year 1873
bonsepainter earns 49, cabinetmaker, SIo;
tinsmith. from SO to SIS; shoemaker, from FL
10 S17; baker SO; and farm laborer, from Slo
10 s15. with board, o month. English workinginen
who settle in this country invariably ind Protection
an antidote--f0r the evils of Free Trade.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
CHIcAGo noARD or rnAnE PRoTEsT.

CmclGo, April 26.-rhe following important
resolution WIS adopted at a meeting OF the Board OF
Trad Directors today:
The honrd Of Directors Of the Chicago Board 81 Trade
aNiue heretofore withheld an expression ~ opinion
upon Che merits or dement's NJ the ormnhd y,'cm Of
p""nc railway earnings between this rf' ana the iiSf.
la- -" retained from criticism upor what IL known rs
me joint Executive Committees M managers al
said rl'way pool; but ~ now declares That
the notion ~ the said Joint Executive
Committee on the 10Th lust m advancing railway rates
20 The East cents per hundred pounds 10 take ohtct
Apt H. without giving the usual ten days notice. was
M Violation OF the understanding hrtwcrn sand ENccu-
~, Committee and tLr public aud positive breach ~
taifh to" lul the shipping trade. TIL. Board trgith-
Win alarm such violation ~ the policy
Which had pro- iou~ly been announced to the
public hy The authority ~ said committee, ~ an
arbitrary abuse OF puwt and ,cuatcd to visit nm
deceived aud unavoidable hardship aud loss upon the
general trade ~ the West whenever the whim of This
secret concayr shall chose H. The action Of said
Joint COMMITTEE. on Tho 10Th inst. such an act ~
tIrhc'p auI tyranny a. Invites violence ~ Europe ana
should invite in this country the united and uniiring
effort of every citizen arl such commrrrnl. political
and legal relief NJ viii ultimately drltr the shipping
ndu~ifit@ Of th' West from The control of ich unworthy
power - now dsrccurds IT, agreements ami resorts to
rqui'ocatun In lhOrrd explanations NJ ~ represent
ti'cS 90 attenuation Of It's late INV arrntnc ~ ton
This protest Dog The author c- ~ thu Board of Trade
Is cou-l nd in commercial circles here "a important
ard significant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
LATEST SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF Notwithstanding 20. 1881.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF MISUNDERSTANDING 20. 1881.
ARRIVED.
sesmer Chalmec Reid New Orleans ia days with mdse
and pas-engorz 10 BpgeTt Morgan.
steamer Nereus. Daett Boston, with mdse and passcngt -
10 IA 4 DimOCk.
ship GrRe,, Wilbur Liverpool 40 days, with md.e TO
order, vessel 10 VIM X Grace a 90
ship Reporter of NowburyIort ward Calcutta 1iB day
with mdse 10 order vessel 10 Vernon II Brown * Ca,
ship Hedwig tCerl MinsHen Antwerp - days with mdo
" order: vessel To Hermann Koop a Go.
ship Transit Higgins LtverpuO Feb g. with ndse 10 order
vessel % Thomas DunhBms nephew q 60.
Bark Der WandereT Ger krOhn, Hamburg 90 days with
mGse To order vessel 90 SCammeil Rro-.
Bark Dipon OF snnderland Goghty, Gloucester - days.
with salt Ia Woodruff q Mclean; vessel 10 Bailey.
Hark letrO lta Cahero Lisbon 10 days with iron ore
% order; vessel to -lOcOych & Co.
Bark fetropols lNou Moss Hamburg Peb &C. with mdse
70 order; weasel to Benhap- Pickering & Go.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
NEw-OELEASs Apri 2G-Cleared city Of Merida.
for Vera cruz Louisana Tor NeWfork Emilino ior Liver
pool. Fdty- niBc for Antwerp.
HALIFAX. Aprl 2o-saiicd, steamer Henry AIMING for
Esuan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
PROPn>En EXTENSIONS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2G.-lhc Legislative
Coun' today granted suit hlc terminal fa'iic- 10 the
Memphis paducah and Northern lanlruad General T..
Coles. who rrprc-cnt- NJ Huntington. ls cn here for
several days and has la-i accomplished h- purpose
This in-urrs fo Memphis another oI''ct to thr Atlantic
Ocean Via Paiurlh, Eh1Ih''hiown and Lexington.
thcncr 10 the p,nkr and ohio Railroad 10 Newport
ON chesapeake lu1. distance ~ about loo miles
Thor only two short gap. one between l-iiHi"fh
mud Lexington. ff other tftrru GOWN aud Iffih
station the Altmiii- and Indu,Ih Road tu Doe filled.
which work. i- 20 Fr rufdv pushed forward The run-
tsiupnfcl road from Memphis 90 Jefferson. Texas. is
thus Insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

Pm ,'ELPHIN, April 26.-'lhc statement Of
The hu-.nr- NJ AZ lines Of tha Pcrn-, i,na Eli.nad
COMPANY east ~ Itt-hurg and Eric FOR Mnrh l-~i ~
compared With the month In 1850 shows afi n-
pcu-e- % So 80. an incrrar iu net earnings ~
SIS g-- The thrrr months ~ l--l compared with
thu sauIc period 30 $50 show ucroas ~ earn
iuc- of 80 rra~f u cNpe-f- ~ -tti-iI., 1000
inclca~r ~ mot earnings 81 SjiI63 At lines VEST Of
lltt-lr- and ir iui the three months ~ ISL show
a ury.- liabilities 81 @g66pi7. hring dccrc.-, -
compared with same prriud in l--O ~ -. l99.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

The Forciyn Mails f,l Tho emitting SATURDAY, April
30 l-Sl viii CLOSE this ONCE IT E-DAi, NJ
fot EUROPE by steamship Aby ,sinia, Via Queenstown On
MEDN h~DAN. AT 1880 T. for Luupe, 10y steamship
othna urrn-toH Tor France "a
specially Addressed p M Tor France direct ~
steamship Laurent, Via Iayre, Oh TIL E>DAl, u IL
D. m for Germany, France &C. by steamship Gelert, Via
Plymouth bel bong and Hamburg corr Ondn'e ioT ire
Brit ain and the Continent must br spe.ty addfe>S' AMI
at IL a. for Enrope by .teainsip ,iiy 81 Enssi, We
Queenstown SAIt KDAI, at $3.50 a. m,iof Europe, ~
steamship Gcrmaut, Via Queenstown -pOndcrte ioi
Germany and scotland must DE- specially adfuS>at. ana az
$3.50 a M scotland direct, by steamship iifeas.a, VS.
Glasgow. and NJ a. Tor Europe, by steamship DOnai w
southampton and Bremen. The mails FOR Porto hie" s.oss
tt EsDAN az The malls Tor Vera q VIA 70" ,,
orleans close WEDNESDAY at $50 m Ihe kas 20,
Iayti close THU SDAY AZ 10 a Inc mans aD ~,
and Mexico close on lSDAi Al $50 ~ lbe ~ ~
bermuda close on INT K-DAY ~ p m nhr als az "a
uaica Maacaibo Savonta &C.. close on fiSI ~
The mails for Venezuela and curacao close on ~
AZ mn The mails tur Greg town close on ~ Aph ~
o n m The mails FOR As.iawah ana ',n , III uoallra
SATURDAY ~ 10 ia. The man, ip 'P,isn ~ ,htna and
close on > DAY $50 m hs n.is ' or ,nstfaiA
In,an clos. April 90 1880 - M re mans - =. tsON
co.o Anil 20 az 1880 D. iIES,f O. PfAoo.,.n
posi- once New. York. April 23 ISL -
AZ, IL. IN call attention the notice Of '~io OF ' "
ouo, property with the value OF which many Oh OUT
ara familiar The property beautiful in SITUATION WIN
patronage. and the purchaser VII DO i0rtuns'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

leland the Kansas City, st. Joseph and Council Bnns
cross Mud Lake about mile east near together ana al
running since The Missouri Pacific has been broken In
several places between here and Kansas City and the
Atohison and Nebraska Road Donphan, four miles
above ard az White Cloud Tho Missouri Pacific Ia send
ing Eastern mails and passengers 10 Topeka over the
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Road and thence kast
Old residents Missouri, opposite here, say the flood
equals that OF 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
INCENSE FoR JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Iran z h Me.nnAi. A .....I.I 4 -

W men We reject on the safierings which Mr.
paws has endured for the Southern peDpIe onr admir-
tcn for h character Is htens'fe Had he deserted lila
coaqnercr he would have received the honors layishc
upon Lengsreet Bnt he preferr~d ebscury to disgrce
and endured every indgnity that could offered 10
fallen ehieftain. He prisoner without q crime
charged against him. beld for courts which dared
Try him because there law 10 convict him.
ard the supreme tribunal of public opinion demanded
his relea Still, he chained 10 the floor while In
prison like q convicted cuPrt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
PUBLIC OPINION.

The general futtering that has succeeded the
rrtircmen o. Mr.. Brsiy from the Office OF Second Assist
indcatrs that one has been
hit and hat there Others who expect 10 beBcIOn
journal tRepl
The troubles in New-YOrk are not TO be
composed by the mos srrot manipulation Of patronage.
We rs; that The President understands II. He have
peace with Nr Conkng for instance by giving him hts
own way. Bal he esn have peace other tcrHas.-
tIiarIrr's Weekly tRepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
WHAT NOBODY CAN DENY.

We cannot coLcece that il is the right of Sem
aor against p1mbafipn made hy the President
against lis wishes without his assent sin ply because 1t
vas made. To vote 20 reject for no other reason
vopd &c ~ insult Tie President and to uslrp his pre-
foga,iyes. If Judge Robertson n not good Repnbli
can thu best OF his Senatorial crt:csf he has not
eefn faithful aid efficient aiwaysf he has not every
Decided qualification for the oce-it will 90 the duty Of
every Republican se3sfoy - vote against him. But to
ndact him for no ether reason than that his
I'll IN On the Presidents motion would lie TO intro
49, new principle In administration; and the party
S1st would sanction such eneroschineDl upon the
sats bunder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
= " - n. $780, &c - a.d cI.lrae- ''-' ~

Many years ago there lived in quiet, mod
cat village III the western part OF State good. cred
liable ele gyEan. ltle aemonstrative and yutspoken
perhaps The Legislature got into political fix. from
day To- day perfecng nothing parson got out OF
tiehee. and went FOR them IA this wiae Lord have
compassion ewiiderrd Rerrese utatves and
stors. They have been sitting and sitting ard have
hseled nothing Lord let them aIise from their nest
and 20 hoase, and al the praise shall DO Thine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
cnrrnN MAnkEr.-nY rELNGnApn.

r,rmoot, Apn sele..io p, m. co,t9n steady Ma,
b,r-. cudnr 100" b'c' for ~, n'3ilon ana rA@n re-.
ID p,d.. Low MadnR clause. April delivery - - do.
Arfl ti ~ h,i, 4, ILL., ' d, VI - - i' i,i, End Nv,
delivery 49, . do Nu.n-t and -cptrmrr d,h''ir @5.i,
",'"p't 'i" En,.i.S .Gr M r,ff"n VI. iiuy Tpanl.
tai-l Ni dInr prl'nn, '"icl lnnIe, piinnas Low
Iuf dri0f1. 81 i'l do Juy 'na An-''t ae.reil ni a."
Ari-t 4id september d'NrrY. 'cl dog september ami
O,tohtr d",cD, 49, H.. 10 November and iD'N'mOr' d'A'
,,ri,,l H. ,on bilr. Aiarii. an.
Itrtl Nrrtl 90, D. 10 Cotton FIXTURES closed scly
Ar.r.lA Aprll 20 gu;inn dali Mdding lui~.; Low
Mlddlme, o',c. G"Od Ordinary, 50, receipts ~ bales
ia rrNoas Nprl % cotton qpict Middllue lo'c Low
Mdinug, lU ''oo uriinir, -, net f',eiplN III D't,
b,lr. -Iiuucr-. 80 halr-. SO, \. H,it bales
Nid!iinr lGi, Good ordinary. o. eoepts go bales
gr. - hars c,Inrs uIeil britain. l,2O7 bales STOCK
cATos AFTi col 9n,qq "'oi Ni All is S5s
5Ii bales. exports 'rrnt Britain. LILO bats sales 'uO
OcSiSSafi Nprii - Cotton quiet Mdang lONcj Low
yddnne g loot nr'nAg So : rSs' I -, ,l nsi''
i,i2N. ,ii. ~ ,,, e,rii,rr &c ir rerripts ,s
9 9ii bi'S -rocs 80 ~ bales. ~
Mtal,i,. ifrfii 20 Cotton st,-Siy Mddng io'.r
ce.ps "a bales shipments, SO bales sales 800 bales
THiuF Ami N cotton irregular Middlng lol-c Low
exports co4stws JJ1 bAirs sales soo bales STOCK -2os
%Gw oarr,sS April 2G-Cotton quiet; Middlne loEc
Low Midllng gi,c Good culinary. =: net urdips 80
mis- urrss 38-7 bales rNpnltso the continent 9.352
s,s coastyis 50 oalcs scA 2JOv bales stock no 10
bales ,,,,,.-. -,
N0HpoLK April 90 Cotton quiet Mldhing lO'sf@ net
rcrrt. G a,ports. cOastwsc. dl0 bales saes 90
lAls- -tO' h. lSl93 bales ,,,,,,,.. ~.
pm ,nr PHrA Apnl 2G-cotton quiet MiddlinG II 81
- Nid,llng lO. Good ordinary, 81 net receipts -
bslrs ern~ 1873 bales, seN SOB bales; spinhers @9S
hllrs stock. l2.st3 bales s,.,,,. ~, =. $50
S,y,NvAu April cotton quiet. Midfine. lolfi Low
gifilinl 0t.c. Good ordinary, ST. net rprpt-- u,
bales s@cs Loo bales last evening $50 bales sIoA -'l
bales 900 49, t.. ,,,r.., nj. I ,,r
Md,ug Jia.. Good ordinary ~. rr''ips - ph'r
shirtrs 49, bales. sales b1n bales stocN i-,-i1 bales
WifvIyr'fON April 2G-,ottJn steady: Middiug. lpisc
Tns Midling gtr. Good Ordinary, ~. net receipts, -
SINK lJg bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

DANYiLLr, Va, April ia mass meeting
of the ctcu- 81 Dan, ic Was held last night al which
resolutions ven. unanimously pn--ed heartily fa'orine
tho ,yicu~uu ~ the Virginia Midland Hallway through
north Carolina rrdruc contributions f0r i- r"n-irfif
o nul appointing committee ~ tVt," tu attend tie
me- tu ~ tb' direction, Of tile prupos,d extension 80
Winston. y e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

TRBtNE OFFICE, April -. n. m.-The barometer fell
yesterday until bout : =. H. since which hour there
has been slight rise. Cloudy and partly cloudy weather
prevailed. with rain ut the be Inniug Of the second
quarter The temperature ranged between I5' and &C.,
the average (j5 being = higher than on the cores
pOndng day last year and - lower than on Monday.
Clrnf and partly cloudy weather. with lower temptfa
turr mas be expected to-day IN this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

PM ,prIrIfN. April 2G.-Thr receivers of
the Ic1uinr linro,d and ro and Iron Comp1nir- r'-
port that urn1 thc month ~ March thr total receipts
were $50 Tor go which with those previously earned
max, tho crn.- rcrript- fruW January ] 90 Aprii
%tn5l., ut ~. rlir corresponding rHrrln-@ l--n
v,tt -.IiTO,p - fui the month"; and Si-l & 20 tor
fIlt ~ ll. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

~ s. esdf0 reals gold per arrobe, Moasees sugar reg
ulsr TO good POLAR rsoo. 0af rneiA goid per sxrobe
Mgscovado Common to Far. 7taI reals Cen.rifsgas
ish god lDaisslsS5 ESehsnss ri.ns on TIE usisd
ash premium on London, l7sdls promium; GA Parta.
ga al premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

HARRI>nrRG. Penn, April 26.-Ihr anti
discriminating bill bcinc act 20 provide f'r equality ia
rates ~ transportation storage and handling Of property
carried wholly or partly by railroads m the Common
wealth ~ Prunsvlvanl. prohibiting rebate. and draw
backs aud contracts therefor, etc.. Wa den, tcd 10 the
House today los a vote Of ~ yeas 10 - nays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

! Dispatch from Chicago yesterday stated
tiat jag Gould seeking gain control ~ tho Cm-
caco af Nrw ORLEANS Line. embracing the Illinois Cen
fIrl and thr Clrrl-n Louis nud New Orleans Rail
roads lf sad that hr Was uccufiIttnc WI' The
f,f,.n shareholders Tor The turchn-c ~ their stock
~ Information iny tending Ia confirm The truth
of t' ruu0r culd Dee obtained u this CA! ycrt'ria5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
FUNERAL or JAMES 4. FIELDS.

BOSTON, April 26.-The funeral of the late
ssnes fisds tack place nom his house. In Charlesst
suen toaay, and was entirely private. There were
- sSnnss OF MOWERS Among those present were
$sS.ieft, IN. Emerson Mr. WLtpple and Mr. Afdrteb
- M. Dr. Bartoi oxscfasrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
BOIL OUT THE CUCUMBER.

TO ire Edttor 81 rae Irtohnt'
SIR If your readers dislike the so-called-
cucumber taste Of the CrotOn water which now exists,
and has heretofore and Ei doubtless again occur, a.
long rs aquatic plants grow and water rlns let them
boil the alter and cool il with ice and they will com
plsely restore its purity and delicious taste as pr1yed
ty YOUR CONSTANT kxADEK-
Sctr York, April %, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
SENSE.

freE 1ts FtcsS61Tl Herald (De1)
III n Northern man wishes to COME SOuth he
VII not Re deferred by newspaper statements; the
fortherr people not easily deceived that Let
our people make for State such reputation for
eerysnee h Law, for protection NJ life and property for
toiefsae~ sud freedom Of opinion, that ii win be cDs
ered ge coortry to This condition of affairs
We lavef sud thle end we hore % aceomIlinh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
ErRorEAN MAEKErs.

LIVERPOOL. Apnl Pork-Pume Mnss-Eastern. steady
AZ 49,; western steady AZ 90. Bacon understand ~
ful IA a.: short Rib sieldy AT a. Long Clear.
ami Al a. d. short Clear, duh NJ -. iiains- ohg
cut duh at d.. shoulders duh NJ 30 Btri hulA No.
ul Al ,. rNtrs Mess steady ~ inL Primo Moss st"ap
AZ r. I-lrd-Prme Western duu al - %
T,ow Prime City. steady az Sid Iufpentne
.r,,y at $50 isO.in-fine steady 1T lOtd Common an
AZ bod. Choose American Chnicc stesly at ~. i"ii
80 l., White STEADY ~ col. spring 40 =, -t'.,,
at I'd. New Winter Western. steady ~ e-d. New SCUM
rru Winter stoady I'D Mixed, old 'hl ~ '''
New ,emly 80 Id tOttOnsecd Oil-lo.lo" Ah,i'l,'
,frulv Al ~ 40 Londuh, hiu'oi ~ ''
-piut. Turtrntinc Al London. steady az 81 81, -. -,
Knta,uf Apll 2G.- NcrcipS Of Wheat Tor ue "'eA
Prom Atlantic ports 27.OOO quarters, frin falh' lln,
400 uArrrs iIOm other sources, 10 % quarter '"'"
go. noO quarters. 49,, --,, So, .,,t for
American Cheese. 20 per Cwt. for ~" u'@' Ii'"'s %
R,,,sn me rac.rts of heat the past three day >
were 80 UoO Cenals, including -,uuu Nwei'in M, 4, =
IlyFupOOf- Apgfl 10 $50 D. Br'Ad nuns il '. a
.ui bn-n,ss at lower prices corn. 53id PER 'enil lu
sew Mixed western heat Dop ID pfrcrh.i 1i A'tdAee
,nlorus White; I'd G9lld fos Cauiofmh 'i"D 'a"7u'
for ltrti Winter. - .. 80, o. Ann.
-,., g.. Yarn. aud fa,,,ics
T. Qui,f and steady. nj, p,,r,t,,r, - d, Il,
G- tsr gal: spirits 81 Iuri"hth, ~ "ol'" por oNI'
s,5rtts - prfrol.um sli SD. per gallon,
ANrWEur April IL" HOOK L"l" ''"' ~ 80 hA'' Pe
100 ktlns ...,,--... 49,, .,o.oA N, - r,.r.. IN
pfrunin-s pr no m. -, -, -, -.
n ANIL April .bM lcoA i9ru eo7e ~ - ihS'As -
pfennlugs pot 100 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
PRINCETON rHEoL0GIcIL SEBIy.lRE.

TIE srXTY-NTNTH ANNUAL CoMMENcEMHNT-IIsr
or GRADrArE>-ALUMNI REUNIUN-IIE NJ
Geology RECORD.
PRINCETON, y. D.. April 26.-The sixty-ninth
annual commencement OF Princeton Theological Semi
mary held to-day Last evening the Theological
Society 81 tho seminary held its second anniversary
meeting In the chapel. which opened by an Grafton
by Mclnucthon W Jacobus, ~ the graduating class. on
the subject Chris, In the Gospels" debate followed
ON the subject should tie Bible be excluded from the
public sciuol, p and vas conducted by T. V. Moore for
the affirmative and +. 4. Nlhcr for the negative. An
Grafton Wa, delivered h Charles Herr, who took his
subject " Elai-c Pa~'Il."
Tho ,Nrrri,cs tlis morning were begun with m adj
Dr. Ershinc Of Scwyilc. Penn. alter which the ,Ipo-
presented by The Rev. Dr W. D. -1lodSrns> ~
o,cn y. =. the president 81 the Board ~ Dire tors
.r one ~ Tho old, ,in- graduates The following Is
st of the giaiuttus class;
John \ Ain.e william T,n'on Krase
r. .ton Hsrr william Matthew
joan ca!fD. Wilani : Mc5acAfon.
H1iarrt Dunbar coue 7. v Moore.
Ioi,n T. george william T.. Pearson,
"'.i'i' il,i n""'A''n' nG14. RSscr. schenck
y i.lism A-by iourh. John : E1n Nett
Mcisu,thau " Ja,onus Daniel Williams.
After the graduating cycrcIN~ the alumni present
WI ,,,.,IrJ NAM ,ir,,,rnri ~ prnniu,lrc in the
p-ht terrain church made addrt >se-. The committee
on N,crun-y presented IL report 10 the effect hat %
FORMER -iu ut- had died daring the year. OF this num-
Der. / had died az agc beyond ninety, q bryond
eighty ~ hry Ond seventy u hey Ond sixty, ana - he
youd y. The Ncry remarkable average 81 the % was
6gil years. o..
The alumni meeting adjourned to dnnrrin stuart
Hail. which about 80 persons >at dow n Many hilY
succhr. were made. nu;craby those ~ Dr. Van Dyke
II BROOKLYN Dr Patton tn Pnjics-nr IN the Htiih
aIy Or Breed. ~ PhAdc phitsDr SuudiaSsOI Goshrl
y y and Robert carter of Sew York CITY.
The lizard uf Directors met thi- morning To MI Nacan
cir- among IT. members. caused los the dias OF T. IA
E,ltn9p and the Rev. Dr. Iuarduan AMI by the rgli
non of Henry DAY. r-g Latimcr Bailey Of N"w York.
the Rev. john Dewitt. of Philadelphia and John "
stewart of York wcrr elected Ia MI Their lcct
Nt places.
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