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DIED.


CHAMBERLAIN-Ath his residence in this city. March O..
Ivory chamberlain, aged ~ years ears =, , ,o.. s,h.
near 45thst, Friday, at 8 p. N
GRINNELL-At Barritz France on Sunday March6 Sarah
Minturn. widow Of Henry Grinneh
HENDRICKsoN-on Tuesday. March 8, OF pegro pneg-
mona FOTmaD. youngest son OF FornAn ana Eleanor B.
Friends are invited 70 funeral th after
noon al o'clock from fathers residence SO Clinton
ave-. Bergen Jersey City Heights.
JoHNsON-At Albany. March 8, Robert L. johnson.
The o sn s ss o. sss R az
It is kindly requested that no flowers should be sent
RIMBER-At ottawa Canada Monday. March Z, Louise
Strong wife Of X EDWARD Kmber and daughter the late
General William X. strong Of tnis city
MEsTRE-At Mamaroneck, N Y. Tuesday morning. March
percsrdits Pauna A. wife Of Joseph NJ Mesre, In
Resyes and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the which win be held at the Church
on on Fl FRIDAY. March IL at 10 o'clock =.
MIILER-At Ehinebeck. N. Y, March z. Mrs William
Funeral viii held at her place. The Grove on Thursday
The family and friends are respectfully invited to attend
MoNELLon the evening OF March Of Greencove Springs
Fla, Or. Joseph S. Mcneil
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MOTION wednesday March o. at MS residence NO 20
NOTICE. Of funeral hereafter
oAKLEYOn Tuesday March at the residence OF her son
PIeTy, Mary Downs Oakley ga year q heE
and friends requested to attend tho funeral ser
wees Thursday morning at9o'clock
poPE-on sunday, March g. 1881, OF pneumonia John w.
RELATIVES and friends requested to attend the funeral
from his late resdones No 100 East S5thst Thursday,
AT Naples Italy on March Of typhoid pneumonia
Harry BreyoOrt OF Frederic A. and sarah Brevoort
Potts, aged 10 years
sEcoRsuddeny Charles Friedrich seeor the A7th year
OF his age. -, ,.--, =. -, -.
funeral residence OF bis father Charlee A secor
No so Vest 66ths on Thursday the 10Th inst. at 10
sHERWOOD-On Monday March Z. Daniel X. Sherwood;
Funeral Thursday, March 10, at O'Clock M from his late
residence, Mottst Sing sing. ...o,,,oo
Trains Grand Central Depot AZ lOaO anu isO0 NJ
RelaJ ives and friends invited TO attend
sroK Entered the morning OF narcn Caro
line Phelps wife OF James stokes ana oasn'er VI no ise
Arson g. Phelps. N, .r.S,.o, .vo nm pradav
March / nc 10 m requested that no lowers DO sent
Al alan Cove l. I'd day sd month, 1n' Jane
Laah,ae y, t6e ate Henry Titus. IN her 1od year.
Ensr trom Hatnec0ck Meeting House. on ON oAy %
month"; 10th &C IL m. "a .-..s..., t,r4,ar rcttra
IN vsitlpK Locust Valley. on arrival OF ~ m
train from Long I'll lana city.
ELECTROMAGNETIC ly tho 7th inst. Elizabeth Soho
hed, beloved wire OF inc noF' AiNnoH N"N~" - -
pNon, New-J efeeY.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
VIII ETs-At Homewood. MaDhasset, L. /, on "a month
"Msrrhl gth Hannah Reese VIE OF tho mas W Minota
viii held from her late ressdeece on otn oAs tne
IIth lnsf 1890 '. ne
and invited witbout further notSe
TarT,aqss will DO waiting az Rosyn on arryM OF me HAl
leaving Long Island City at lOa m ana FnsOuSn~'" ~
0:65 a
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.......MARCH 0. 1881
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEwYoRG.......MARcH 0. 1884,
ARRIVED
str Sea Gull Murphy Charleston 4dAVa with mdee 10
STR Commonwealth, Van Kirk. Philadelphia with mdSe to
VIM p Clyde Co.
STEAMER MovEMENTa
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN March 9-ArriVed, ctr Arizona (Br) nom
NeW.YOTk for Liverpool
AMERICAN PORTS
NEW oRIRASs March 9Arrived' at the Fasse'-su Kan
New York.
Cleared str jamaican Liverpool. -, ... ryoarso-no
cur ~ IngUsia from New York for Brunswick Ca
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Mr.. johnson passed short time in the Boys
Academy at Albany, but at the OF fourteen years.
having bsen left orphan be entered drug store as
clerk. few years later he connected himself with Mr.
Pomoroy's express between New-York and Montreal
Afor few years service with Mr.. POmerOy and with
the Eastern Express he entered the service Of the Amer
lean Express Company. Ho was made manager OF tho
latter company at Albany, holding the position until
1870. Since that year he had been director in the
Commerce Insurance Company. In 1858 he was elected
NAMED IN that position until his death. He also
trustee In the Albany Savings Bank for a number OF
years sometime president OF the YOnng Mems Christian
Association, and at the time Of his death president or
the Albany Gard and Paper Company, trustee OF the
Rural Cemetery president OF the Board OF Trustees OF
the Second Presbyterian Church In 1857 Mr. john
was chosen Paymaster-Genera on Governor klngs
staff AID was at time president OF the Bnagesses
Corps, OF which he was life member. MI johnson
took an active interest In politics, once running Tor
Member OF Assembly, but was defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10
RAILROAD MEN IN COUNCIL.

A semi-annual meeting of the General Ticket
Agents Association Of the United States and Canada
was held at the Windsor Hotel yesterday W. D. shattuc
presiding There were 100 present. After much de-
sutory discussion decided that no change in rates
should be made The excess OF baggage question Was
debated at length aud referred 70 committee 90 report
at the next meeting resolution that the association
should agree upon the points TO which coupon tickets
should be issued met the same fate The association Will
meet again to-day.
the executive committee Of the Eastern Railroad As
socation also met at the Windsor and discussed the rod
tive merits the latest improvements IN rolling stock
The committee will be in session several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

Al notices Of NJ
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

The $40 bonds held BY the trustees OF the cons9
dated received by them In exchange O
bonds and held as additional security ih9
mortgage bondhOders they 70 De canceo
when the OF bonds ssued under the several
mortgages has been exchanged
The names directors Sidney D1llon
elisha AtkipE Frederick L. Amcs. Ezra H BAKER q a.
H. Clark, f. Gordon Dexter, David Dows Grenvlne NJ
dodge r. T. Eckert Jay Gould. Scion Humphrey, Rus
sell Sage William L. Scott, John Sharp Augustus hcheil
Al q meeting Of the new Board the following oncets
Elisha Atkins; secretary and treasurer, Henry McFAr-
land assistant secretary A. H. Calet; asslstanLheAs
Ian Hum
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HARgARDs CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

The Board of Directors Of the Columbia COLLEGE
Boat Climb held meeting last evening to consider
the challenge sent them by the Harvard University
Boat Club, to row an "eight-oared. fonr- EMILE
straiaht-away race with coxswans, at such
time and under such conditions az
shalt hsroafter be agreed upon" As tne
Sotb clsbs 70 bsen q series Of animal eight-oared
rncet. II was unanimouay resol we'd 70 accept the
ehai Ienee ard the following com mittoe was ag-
poinhad 10 Iaks charge Of tho srrangements' X y.
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MRS. LANES STOKES.

Mrs. James Stokes, the daughter of Arson
G. Phelps died yesterday. She was born In ClInst In
1912 Size had been known for many years by her char
liable work In connection with the Bible Society, the
American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
various Of the Presbyterian Church. the Foreign
Missions OF tho Morayians and 0berlin and Hampton
Colleges Together with her sister she founded the
Was one OF the first assist The inmates OF tue C00red
Orphan Home the time OF its destruction by hre IN
schools In Liberia Of which colony her iather had been
one OF the founders.
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Cornell. IA. J. T. Goodwin 76, stroke Of tho Hen
ley crew and Charles Eldrdge, To-. ;,I
The race will be rowed for set OF Hays ana WI,
probably take place before the Yae-Hary ara race ~
June, aud on the same course. The other racing
events of the season will be the Harvard
Freshman rae and the race for the Chil1s Cup, at
PHILADELPHIA. The Columbia crews regard ne OUT
hook for the coming races as fair. Five new heh
will be required for the University eight Ihree Vi
last years four remain 10 the college.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE. March 10. a. m.-The movement
in the barometer yesterday was rapidly downward
Cloudy weather prevailed. with frequent and heavy
rains The temperature ranged between $50 and 43'ne
average C4Oo being l4as' higher than on the CORE
sponding day last year. and Leo higher than on Tuesday
The storm which central IN OHIO with slight energy
Tuesday midnight, moved with great rapidly eAs"aru
and early yesterday morning had reached the Virginia
coast "a II unusual violence. Eafly last even
ing the storm central IN Delaware. and strong
reported along the New
and Delaware coast, with maximum velocity OF ~
miles an hour at Delaware Breakwaer
Cloudy and rainy weather. followed by FAIR or clear
weather and slightly lower temperatures. may DC c1'
pected to-day In thls city and vicinity.
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URGING MR.. PEARS0N'S APPOINTMENT.

Petitions for the appointment of Henry G. Pear
son as Postmaster continue 10 be forwarded 10 the
President. +. S. Lathrop. receiver of the Central
Railroad OF New-Jersey. aud II. j. Jewett. proSl-
dent of the New-York. Lake Erie and Western
Railway Company have written to the President
urging the appointment of Mr. Pearson. The book
trade, headed by Scrlbner & Co., sent petition
which bore tho names Of many book aud publishing
houses In this city.
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4 DINNER TO GENERAL HANCOCK.

A dinner will be given to General w. S. Hancock
Saturday evening by the members Of the Manhattan
Club. Among the prominent persons who are ex-
pected to DO present are Ex-Governor Tlden, ex-
Sneaker Randall Augustus Schell. August Belmont,
ex- Governor Hoffman, Mayor Grace. ex-Mayors
Cooper. Ely and Gunther Samuel d. Babcock, A. s.
Hewitt, Congressman Hutchins and Cox. Judges
Rapallo, Brady. Lawrence Beach and LarremoTe
William L. Scott, Corporation Counsel Whitney and
HINT.
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THE READING ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, March 8. - The Mccall
montss equity suit against the Reading Railroad Com
pany secure they say fair election next Monday,
was called up for argument to-day in Court Of Com
mon Pleas No. g. before Judges Hare and Mitchell The
object OF the suit Is to prevent the eos OF the election
from receiving illegal votes and throwing legal
ones TO this end the plaintiffs AJAX the Court
that certain stock be ed upOn while other stock
cannot and that decision OF the tslers respecting
tbe and rejection of DO subject OF
review by the Court after the elect Ion.
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A CONNECTION ESTABLISHED.
'UcsoN. Ari.. March "a special dispat

TUCSON, Ari., March "a special dispatch
from Deming Junction says;
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad made
neetion tuesday at this point There present
T. r Coleman, manager OF construction OF the Atchtson,
Iopeka and Fe Road A. LOngstreet OF the South
ern Pacific j. H. Bates and J. f. RiIlaea OF the same,
and Others silver spike was driven at 3:35 p IN. by
these gentlemen Engineer 0'Hea OF engine No. 603,
Of the AtchsOn Topeka and Santa Fe Road the first
engine from Atchison to the Southern Pacific Road.
There wa o further demonstration
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RAILWAY INTERESTS.
Union PACIFIC STOCKHOLDERS.

TIE OLD DIRECTORS REELECTED WITH ONE Ex5
CEPTIoN-AssETs, LIABILITIES. EARNINGS, ETC.
At the general meeting of stockholders OF
the Union Pacific Railway Company yesterday the
former Board of Directors was reelected with one e1ee
tion Augustus sehen chosen director In place OF
Carlos g. Greeley of St. LOuis Mr. Scne Is said BY OIL
GERS of the company to represent large amount OF
stock Of which about 10000 shares stand IN his owl
name on the books of the company. quarterly diVi
deud Of II per cent was declared
Following the general balancesheet taken from the
annual report for tho year ended December H. 1851:
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The action OF Hayes and che Messaga NJ
Garfield have sr shculd have this good effect at est ne
pink 20 make clenf the duty Of the Democracy Ws
past fau back upoa our good old maxms 70 the ssci
1et SD privileges confefzed upon o0rporatsons srs
u!5 eEsan the corporations and the oeias who Act IN
- i1teresfs instead 81 y the Interest OF the people
sse aeryanls tesy ozehf % De- u y upon this ins
HeT9 eHtcc5sfl one Tor party. that va ns,1
eze1 ~ zKfressiye campaign, which win restore ~
Seerel % sn~ leelslstve efsnen Of the Govern.
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History of the Conquest Of spain by the ArabMoors.
with sketch Civilization which they achieved and
impaired Europe. By Henry coppee. 2vO Crown SVo
Cloth, So.
The Bacteria By Dr. Antoine Magnn. Translated from
the French by George NJ sternberg, NJ D., surgeon U.
Army Cloth. 81 3D.
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CELEBRATING THE HANGING OF a BELL.

The mechanics and shipwrights OF the Eleventh
Ward yesterday celebrated the hanging OF the
newly recast bell which calls them to their work
four times daily. The children of Grammar School
No is were allowed q half holiday by Flce-frlncl-
pal Mccoy, whose father was the first to ring the
iOin hell m 1894
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Transfer or BROADWAY PROPERTY.

Robert and Ogden Goelet, for S4o5 200. have pur-
chased from Charles +. Paine and others the prop
erty on the southeast corner Of Broadway and
Thirty-secOnd.st., which has frontage in Broadway
Of 1875 feet inches and depth OF 126 feet 10 inches
The transfer was recorded at the Registers Office
veaferdaV.
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PUBLiC OPINION.

CHARLES Foster, of Fostoria, will be the next
sSss<nor q gaio We mention this for fear the Demo
~ no. nnys fully erappled with the subject
No mattsr what step the general Govern
nay ane ought 70 take 10 assist the South
sia.es ~ tae education Of he negro race long years
salse pciofe We can e1j0y the fruits that 10
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POSTMASTER JAMESS ACCOUNTS.

The accounts of Colonel James as Postmaster OF
New-York were closed on Tuesday. From January
20 March the Office earned for tho United States,
above all expenses, $574.622 10. A certificate of
deposit from the Sub-TreasurY for that amount was
forwarded 10 Washington Tuesday night.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

Indications
For the Middle States clearing weather colder north
westerly winds, rapidly rising barometer
For EeW-Engnd. cloudy weather with rain, north
eatterly backing to norhwcssry gales along the coast
stationary lower temperature rAng preceded III the
eastern part by falling barometer.
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Cauftonary signals continue from Eastport 90 Barne-
cat, and at IndiHnOa and Galveston. Cautionary on
shore signals continue from Capo Hatteras Chinoo
league and are ordered for Breakwater Cape May aud
Atlantic City.
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EDUCATING THE INDIANS.

Ex.Secretary Schurz will speak in Association
Hail, at Fourth-ave and Twenty-third-st., on Tues
day evening next, on Indian Education" The
Rev DR. Roswell ID. Hitchcock wi preside, and adj
dresses will also be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Henry
C. Potter, Of Grace Church, and General 5. c. Arm;
strong, principal Of the Hampton. Va.' Normal ana
Agricultural Institute.
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DANIEL W, GkNTLEY.

HUDSON. N. Y. March 9.-Daniel W. Cant
ley who served distinction in the OF 1912. died
at his residence in Athens last evening" at the Of
nnety-fonr years He Ia supposed 10 have been the
last survivor OF the EewYork Hussars who were dis
tiuguisned for their yalor In their day.
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!. I, 4 o ''Il.l LOT o. SENSE N THE SOUTH.

Senator Brown, OF Georgia. aid to"day that
p thcneht me ADMINISTRATIVE Of PresSent GARFIELD
ttzrfed opf under the brightest aslscees s eerntrs
eee pfospefous, and 90 section was issstssd nor IN
Rmeo 2 fsetsens oppositien AZ for the South, there
teskIn& isen n desre Tor Improvement sns hna.s
kstszrrss yes pese,s showed disposition 10 attend
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beu Administrator - having bright prosnacis M 'o
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JOHN W PITTOCK.

PITTsBURG, Penn, March 9.-John W. Pit
tock Que Of tue propretors OF The Ptsbur0 Leader,
died this morning. Mr. Pittook had been suffering from
n complication OF diseases for some months, aud his
death was pectcd He was the founder OF ne
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The Person Of Christ The OF History with Reply
IN franss md Renan COLLECTION OF Testimonies u Ua-
believers By Philip SchOn D. d. vol, l2mo new ell
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NAVIGATION STILL ON TAE INCREASE.

The French Line steamship Labrador landed 941
immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday. which is
the largest number ever brought to this port by o
French steamer The Parthla landed Ie6 immi-
grants aud the Erin 1875. making total OF 1,S23.
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FOUR CASES or SMALLPOX.

Four cases Of smallpox were reported to tho
Board Of Health yesterday Two were ut No. SO
suffolk-st tenement house where four cases were
discovered last week. The other cases we're in a
lodging -bouse in Chatham-sqnare and a tenement
honee In City Hall-placs.
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SIR HENRY JACKSON.

LONDON. March 9.-Sir Henry Jackson, who
waa last week appointed OF the Judges Of the High
Court OF Justice, Is dead.
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APPROVED AT BALTIMORE.

WILMINGTON, Del, March 5.-Ihe Change IN
the control OF the Philadelphia. Wilmington and BaL
more Railroad s regarded with favor here by railroad
men ana the people generally. II is still positively
asserted by Colonel McCOmb that the rival road Will be
aud that the scheme lie still backed by the
anna napitallsts who were Its main 0rlgnat0rs.
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FREEHOLD, n. j., March 8. - Judge
Charles H. C1nOver OF Monmouth County, died at his
residence here last night AZ the age OF sxysx years
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CamnIe, or The Fate Of coquette C"La Dame Aux
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-10
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