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... SOUTH S2iD.,
FfW 'iESf-T EFY-5EEENTH.Sf.,
- 2-sttry md ts'llhr hriGk, rt,lns: MI ImprDrn
Hlthst tnvnhIPHt ttt ntCHlil HTd HtF4Et Wl1-
SON Il. EAkElk III Wnsftinxl.tn.st.. hmm
rf1O NT-TIIllEE-STOKr AND DASE-
tHent tvnsr of i r,nInis. nent T1eiftl.rt.. on
Migh!Rnn.av. =. D. HYDE, It.tn H. u; Dearhorrt.
WEST afDE.
RIO &EST-WEST StDE-TWO.STORY
~ frnIIs t!"elftttR: y r"'il,+: m"';orn improve.
hfufI.st, nHrrH+t rt,rnnr Wual IiAsfi.tttt. AiutY
tba, i j. n. tAtfHI. ~ runrt1 .Ht jtWt,1 B.
-..-s. .... NonTsz SfuE.
f11O HEST-DSLf tn PARTY WHO
i VII buy fHrhlt,.rs. 3fsnty ana hn,rmlant brick
1~alllnx nfarly nppp*th A,Hn entrances tn 1Ilncnlu
IAfk; rent nniY III per Montt, !. Il J. N. UAMHt.E.
~ ltnnftUE1I-xt
ffHO RESF-SDMEE NEW 1D.Kf)OM STONE
l. trJHt*s hIs1 tnlH nr* t. H. mud rtluI ttAtn, ali
neAt ths pnrs. q =. bllrl.EH 4 To-. o. llullbit.,
SUBURBAN.
RIO KENT-AT EVANSTON AND DRILL
l. ~ sll,rbs n few uarrl iyu4u*. kIMitAt.s rttSE
! 10. Tr!nuhe building.
, 1881-11-03

x5f)0 WILL. SECult: HALF INFER
spsfCV G*t III hurltess i,h trAtl9unrtUrH IN tai
LtH. kht Hl Ilf fj!lU tho nFk4 yeAs- Fur lntprytw
tMIi ut ltnunt 4, .t4I StalH.tL
ufst1D BUSINESS FOR SALE
tPA}ct 1mylnu nov s!tl Eut ustush. md t.e tn-
rfeasgd Indefinitely. AtlrtI44 4 u, rtihunu utlGts.
, 1881-11-03

nyDETthAt;E LOANS MADE AND
4f1 HIST H!bEenKGs taught nlp.Ifr rlty pf,p
srtY nnd a'lLht. tArHis. HlMliAl.I~ tOs!. s ~.
IriLunG Hi,Iutng.
, 1881-11-03

7inOK SAl.E-.Al!OUT III ACHES Of
u c!!"fcu w:-tinhtrpd laud IN lnku shur, below
snnth Pnrk The sDHlh Chicago brunch III tho ILL.,
M,i* Ccnsra! itaroa,! VIII la.ss through thu ctnrs
mud itlatntniN stattun III t!Is tImct.
H. II. WAltIj. Receiver, III 1.nka-st.
, 1881-11-03

E'Olt SAl.E-AT LAX GItiNt;E. SEVEN
Ms. tr ~ ., .Gn;c"s. leSn:it4 : y. feaisnso I 'ots
l.'Nlhy. Il won't bu uiliursD1tIl 1.1x sawn trti.
Abstract free. Ira l3dliyS " Ian Hlllu- It,. NuuH
, 1881-11-03

F{'llE EMPIRE, pAl,I40E IiEDSrE.AD
est htnek and nlnta @lIs l".'nt prices ensIust
TERMS 6n furniture. eAtltuts, hlHYps. ttt.
TIME KEYSTONE "FOWLEH" ItULIr
l. NJ tprIlN HID IL :WMlsantusI for iyts yanrr. unu
NUNkh trial klYun iIlt. hi,tN mi by nnti
" n sllh l4a sao.s,. Just drop puslIi Z. j..
, 1881-11-03

INOit SALE-Dr 5. Dsl.AN1ATER IL
T. MIS T.! l,sarlurn.st.: ~ laMub1!dt Park
tI,s tnlis; srlK, l.arrp mt nluasl- -cars turu IN
rHlilr; Hil1y $27dt enxy monthly my n,unts+
, 1881-11-03

MONEY III LOAN At CURRENT
1iA rates on retl estntu. II. W. IttMaA. Ill., CO.
IL. tIGnrbrsI-st.
, 1881-11-03

I1t)R SALE-AS EEEf;h STI4f' FIT
IL teL L.nr kll1'stt nhr new Lnnrl- Iluk.. I,Nw .nI
hfstsc!nss ht3.'irsr VIII ~ suiu ut laE.ntf. l-
, 1881-11-03

NTASTED-.Sj,HM ,HM On 4 FlltSr-CI.ASS
w dwelling. AIs,'. f;,kn utt q hrHi. .t,hst si.sot-
clp*s iKuIIiHs iluth rnst III Gm1Nt tAtk, iWuMi IT.
th5 years III q PR cunt tiIu s!ttlr]iunn. Money ~
~ patti OVER w lec g. Address fur thscu taYs .Aia
TribIltp Mice.
, 1881-11-03

1j'Ult SAl4E-7314 ACRES IN MAiiElpS
- enb. ter. !a, ~ H. ltunt!uu M slxty-t1sirI-sa
VI" In p11e III tle 3lhe.t trrIs tint yrltIsty. being
only uMu bltIcl trunt the IarR. MEADk Il LuE.
|4S Lii HH1lp-Ht.
, 1881-11-03

"ANTE1)-TO RENT-lN 4 GOOD
w HeahLurhtuH. hy Il En,MIt family, ct,,;Ags Ut
cur FDuih:: 1hHs De Within twh tunMrre 4tf street,
tfrt4 @"N
, 1881-11-03

IDEAL ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OF
IL s5AJ Hna ut,Wir.t% Mt gur et:Mt llet n,,utI -
proved cty bru1'eity. LYMAN y JAEksuS.. ~ lurt-
, 1881-11-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

- und llt ttNrk dUnK tl,e ruttig l,i+lltut. III Ii
!wn " !, ,aN 1nhltnnt*i uty utluE H:l: ~ ttB
MARTIN. E.tynrtt,tt. i1t,t. - ~
, 1881-11-03

LStll} $t.0GI, 81 ,'ikl, S.,Mkh AND OTHER
NsS1s tnms. 70 tunn ~! lttn1 essatn u, tinhn !er
.Gstt: ut.nry ready. u. H., III YOUNG y TO. ri
NuSHibH -tk luxllsrUt.
, 1881-11-03

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
L, xn!ns In lnran 1sla ncse. on TIM i'm nt
y hstHt.tt Hetshts alurtu,' lnsk and liMo lslMnd:
rixen; MTssMt to.sss with tine grNnlx
q FAtfrntl+: very cEeau. llul'klSsuS SILVA,
III fiBurtlIFtl-x3,, Huutt ao
, 1881-11-03

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND .EJst.
tl1l " thu C., II ~. Z. y. NJ. luu H. t.. l. Il 81
H. ltnllways tlta Mrarrt Misunderstanding t,ts III IT.
nEu ~ tho NtAs. A1H tI1Gfs uGa%LA ttIV1nIN4B% ~
a!Meiarns* t,f aIuI1s. asy ss,1.uilty u mas
tHyeinlVI. viii tnppIrt ttty NJ &llnI lbabtinIl4
ls Tatl"aY tnci!It4us Mre Nj. III esnsy 1es,~ct-
tnrfuSH1 WHtrr-pnWaF 3tr kl1 tn l4F4U RltIll
quaMtlll1* u i0w hsMta* MIld M e'ssJ ie,s. Al"t
Etl1n aila Mfo5 T. fens hr arsu ur A'aal! ous4nes<
au nu# lrtck DnlI1tlIR, ypry inv.
Every possible UeJnrsl4eLtsant IL uGuESt to nlatu-
faEtufHfA IND it4tIUrs II inflsH ht1rP.
31Hnh! ~ttLtln nf nninipToval WAsar.t'wnr mud land
WI ,.s. ~ = iTiiii' ,,n Hsii.e HI Ie sau's
lister" 10 Tho n4AtnxenlvMt Ut thu T., D. Y. H. H.
mi
, 1881-11-03

-s.~>- .- ..,--~
"ANTED-T0 I4EASE-FUlt i TERM
w VI years. q tew lois in Washington 3lad-
san.tt. III tho nst1htoE!sea4 uf tAiiurnlu.4v. Tor
RrVg1hous0 pusposes. 4 ~ TElbnua .hrA..
, 1881-11-03

IIOR SALE-UI EyCllANt:E--tr; FEET
II "n barnuy.st; MI,d rnnMlng THROUGH q sixty
a!sn y ltbn tIrrn bucks of stattUn Furt Wny,n
h"na: wtll earhahle for rrgpurty III thu city nnu
IN ':nHl.w'O .nv. bctwren lint.ted hnd wAnee-sls,
tnr Ham; bnrIl3N. lluPkISSUS II SILVA, l1l
llunrntn-st., 1tt,uNI -.
, 1881-11-03

J0OI, I,SAll:-CllEA1' HOMES AT MONT
1usB hHuKI,a, Iitla ar htucks very cheap t,ltlg
tH. Iwil isIllruHs. ~ daily tultnr. fsp cents Tx.
nlntnu hefUfe b3 it,K GltpWfirt. uEt, Z. THOMAS
II Ill th.uy.
, 1881-11-03

F|'O RENT-STUl.E OF I PLEASANT
Il E1n!e viii burn, &. per month. IMlulrc Ut 1JI
, 1881-11-03

1TOn 6AI.E-l'ai FEET ON WASl1ISti-
Il tui Auuluyufit. eask 0t tA!lYurl1-uy. nj u tur-
Gun. HHSltt WALl.tlt jill, W UlaF1.jtn.Ht.
, 1881-11-03

StgFUATIOS WANTED - III AN IN
~ ptr4HIIcU,l ntirrl III luxe ctinrte VI nuH; tho
lll1t purity viii I'm! g'tL 4rI- u.efunea Gull NJ
!. u Hht,uhl.nv fur llrpo tiA,s.
, 1881-11-03

11Oll SAl.E-.ii4XlW FEET I'D WIDE
Il ucy c0rs.pr Uf hunlh l'nrk-tty. nnd IlirtY-nEsl-
4; Il 1lD VI ttu 1vst euEt!Gr* 9!tA h9r1nink Ut, tu
suHth sIta. iGMI,Ef' lSELEDEW. III IIrarbuTtL-
ST.. 1tttt,n,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
. nm NEw ELEcTRIc RAnRoAp.
from zhe Erening Iclegram


LONDON. May 13.-Ihe Daily Ncirs's core.
spondcut tc!ecraph- from Berlin that Me.-rs. -emens
and Halshe, two woukuowu electricians, invited mem
bcrs # tho municipality and press o ta@e part ia tho
trial at their cleo tric railway which between
Iiohterfr and the Cilette nhaus six miles from Ber
In The trial was entire success. Every praise musD
%, given these electricians. who had not only to work
ont the MOST difficult Of scientific problems hut also 10
contend with the most stringent rules which German
oArlfsm thinks ~ to exercise on such undertakings.
The trial vas made to-day in simple trImcar with an
electric battery entirely concealed b,twoon the wheels.
II was connected through the rails which U with
the principal battery at the station The rails thirty
inches apart anl exactly resemble those oi an orl
nary railroad the gauge being narrower. The greatest
speed obtained to-day eighteen English iuiitr an
hour Dr Sirincns ha- proved that n necessary FAR
greater -,, could hr obtained. hut this wt- not allowed
ly tho German police tuth0rtos The fact s mat tho
officials here hardi know how 90 deal Witn thls Won
d.u.s invention. They seem afraid oi lt, ana do hob
know whether 90 pllc n under the truHHFs OF rail-
roads net However the prctcnt they chose 20 con-
-tr u. our Atlantic cousins W0uld say simple hpf-e
car and lr public t will not Dee allowed to proceed
more than nine miles an hour. TIE railway VIII pe
opened 20 the public Oh Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
APPROACHING THE END.

RAPID WORK ~ THE LEGISLATCRE.
mrs PASSED To- 4 THIRD READING AND MADE
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR CERTAIN DAfs-A Kfso-
LUTON To ADJOURN ON MAY 20 WILL KE-
CENEp.
rrpoM THE RrGuL.E CORRESPONDENT or TIE TRlRrSEl
ALBANY. MAY Ex-senator Sccbachcr sue
ceeied to-day IN passing his bill TO prevent mo
exclusion of Hebrews from hotels; u received
the unanimous vote of The senate II pfovldes
that any person who shall violate ls Pro'islohs
.,ru for every such offence be deemed guilty
f o. p.leiueauor Senator sceblcher stated that this
sc M first provided for a fine ~ not lees than SjVOj
hnt that the judiciary Committee reduced tho minimum
fine TO 50 Nj Cauin's bh dhecin- rmp"!e ot
,rotn,u 10 provide them with seats lOi resi- a ieisouaDle
,r.,ds was also passed unanimously by the senate.
Whom the bin empowering the members OF the state
,,,ts AID society 10 inspect the ansAou-es of tho
4ttc was announced the Assembly this morning. eX-
smoker IIusted displaced for n the Assembly bl The
same subject which was IA general orders. This saved
II from dangerous handling IN some connt'coro"m sub
.,uerfly Mr. Hustled moved that The bil be- ordered
t. - ,hrd reading. None OF the opponents Of ths
measure noticed the moton and therefore unsni
mously adopted. The members Of tbe state Boani of
Charities still opposed TO the bin, but now IN
position TO defy strong attack
The bill eNemptng ships and steamships registered at
ports OF the State aud owned by Americans Was ordered
to a third reading without opposition.
In both branches Of the Legislature 10 day members
vere busy selecting bills that they especially desire 10
becone laws and asking their fellow members 10 permit
them 20 be ordered 10 third reading. large number
OF bills we're made special orders for certain days during
Thr Comnittec on the Militia reported unfuyoraby tho
propossd new Military Code. On Mr. Hustcds motion
inc report Wa laid on the table.
Mr. hrodsky In the midst of turbulent scene slppeI
throngh 10 a third reading his bin oppropnaun5
100 for the rebuilding of the restaurant on NouHV
Il vincent Mr. Hu-ted then persuaded ne Asscmoy 20
order 10 third reading Senator strahans bl SN sS
Ro,rl of Health OF New-IorE power 10 take roias5
brother leland ~ site for hospital Tor p
froni cont aldous diseases. MrCohcn called up az" ~
his resolution directing the Attorney tcn,i' nj
thr Assembly the names of the re'eNeis vi ~ n,st
GanG who have made no report IA MN TIC P'Ss
year obont ii cir management 0f theF trll'' ,,,rr
Mr. Brooks introduced reso.llon - - .,s n u,ef
n,nt of tho Iee1slatnro without day on May 20 ~ Ia
ritb sch favorable reception from the Ah'ii3 @ no
S s o donhf of IL Ultimately passing ent nPYI vi
Ion of Mr. Raines il was Laid on the taD.e ~'' "'
The Assembly Railway Committee repS psnss.ea tracks
ON Itlantieave., brooklyn fom FiatpHsna'e
10 Bedfordaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
oRlT0RI0 IT BILTINOEE

BALTIMORE, May l3.-lhc Orltorio Society
a. altmor, CAV, - first pu'ic coucer- tonight a. tho
ith Regiment Armory. rendering Iiaudris " Messiah
TIE chorus cousi-. ~ 600 trained voices Che orchestra
~ sixty pieces aud tho -oo-ts were Mis- Annie D. N"r
tou. .opr,uo Nl,s Emily Wuaut alto, Sir Theodore j.
Tordf. tenor. and N- Franz Kmmrrtz hass, "i'h Mr.
Fritz rnesr. conductor. and Mr Harold Randolph. or
rari-t The uudieucc wa- very large. The chorus was
rg, handled from thc hcrniu, and great -ati-ac
ton Mr Toc,lt sang remarkably wcl. and Mss Nmaut
fo her rendering of The uir Ic shall Feed HE Flock,
r,e.iycd many nlandit. Mics norton and Mr Remnants
Htrr also thc recipients 0t general favor
There. was a itc'. of Wauac. utuf -umrW here At the
hour o'clock when % l,.i- announced rho oratorio
nru.d M cu NOT t,i4n laf the aud, had been
ai .iffrd p fhc hall Ia. BROAD -fulrHa ptchtd
WITH people unable 20 iu atn>-i"n through tr single
f- ~ entrance and fhD aud one fonri of The
ar. part urr. rendered while fhr u-her7 were rushing
thr,,-h fhr a-l', condrrfnE and seating those who
h.'I fi.sts Tho overture WH- commenced promptly ~
e,'..,k tui % A- oti bal! hour Lcior, the auh, nee
ID. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

ling tho persons n which the public IA interested
Gorhan and us tie people nothing about IN ll'
progress OF this controversy long, carefully "ilt.
but false aud scurrous article has appeared IN !n
interest OF Mr.. Conlliu@s side, charEihg ui
President with wriggling." with "imbeohty ana
ucachcry" Part Of thc statements gwen ln
support of this clargo I know of iny own personal
knowledge 10 Dee false and aso know that me rcn.
facts show the cachcry 20 bc the other side, aad
have said so and iycn flrc;aste of the supports oi
that theory Wf Mr. Gorlnm please contnc himself 90
the argument Of this interesting proposition iu lHt
and lei comparatively uuimporant questions such as
NY size. alone
One thing mOrr Why there u0f some Tluors lh
the air of pledges 20 NJ Blaine to secure h- srt'r h
The campaign or 90 fr Sherman or to General l"gan
or 10 somebody but M Couklu- some Of hi- hc.
spittcs = Because nobody ever thought ot aiy""S
else asking OF wanting any promise or pledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CONTROL OF THE NoRrHERN PACIFIC.

CON koL OF TIE NORIitERN PACIFIC.
I'M WILLARD COMBrNATIoN SAID - BE sUCcEssrri.
The control of the Northern Pacific Railroad
b. the Narl combination appears 20 have b, accom-
pshcd An agreement has been made 10y which Mr..
Willard buys the Northern Pacific stock OF President
Bi'lussamouniluc 10 about S@0OOOOO and con,euts to
The dscounGancc of the suits bronsht AGAINST thc com
pany 0auuu s recent is-gc OF ~ 100000 m stock On
the ot"r hand MrVan 20 have oIy of The seats
in tho Board Of Directors Whether The ar,cmcut was
signed or not yesterday, was not made abc. rt hgh
u'hogity said Tat there was dot. chat would DO
carried ont as IL satisfactory To both parties 20 tho
the contract President Billng- and NJ Willard were
NOT seen Yesterday b1t both men were n the city. An
oicer of the OREGON Railway and Nayi-aii0n Company
said that he could furnish The detail, ~ the agree
mont which had been made. bat be stated thar IL gave
control ~ fhc Northern Pacific 90 2 combination Re
trn - te recent issue ~ common stock and the suits
hiought 70 -et ~ a.dc. ne said:
Ihe agreement leaves wholly unsettled me question
take care Of itsclf me prc.en, s re 70 be- d-con
uned hut % course no aranteeis 81 cn hat the ques-
other sio' kholcr. All we do +, simply 10 say that wc
VIII Withdraw or sut- A. o the new stock IL remains
the sock Exchange may do OF what Tho public
may do. Win tho new stock IS Tor tlirm 90 decide.
th- new Board Mr. Vii3r! vim have a The seats De- a.ks
for hnt aal not ~ liberty 20 .peciy lac number IL -
stock. H. agrees 90 buy President Bilin -s stock cr
Ialer thc most ~ it, but n wonld not be- proper for 700
io state either the exact terms or thn amount under
stand that the agreement was sisTcl today"
person interested IN the Willard combination added
20 thla taenent that the stock hOg-ht O Nr. Billings
was tlc amount held hy him before o." recent ISSUE He
said that Mr.. Billings mi gut resign ihr presidency
f0r some time ana hc suggested also CHAT ccrd ~ the
members 0f the existing Board were iu fu sympathy
with Mr. Willard. IL was believed that The directors
chosen o. represent thc svudratc of bankers which
few months ago marketed large block of Northern
Pacific bonds were 100 favor of the change 0f manage
men One Two or the present directors said "a
Dee considerably annoyed that President B.ncs should
have taken his course, but they very small stock
holders
An officer Of the Northern Paciac Company said that
hc knew nothing about Tie agreement aut n was by 40
ntlns Improbable that such an arrangement had been
made. Many OF his friends had been URGING Mr Billings
10 resign his office for several months because of his
poor LcaE. and f possible that tA, cor -acrati0n
Dad had great weight with hm iu courrtug thc nego-
iafuu. iu eay tlls,' the speaker added, without
MoWlug whether an agreement has been nude or uot'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14
SHARP WORDS FROM Mr. NICHOL.
REPLY 70 AN ATTACK IL MIR. GOIHAMs NEWS
PAPER
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBrSr

PAPER.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRrBrSRl
WAsHlNcToY May 13-Mr Gorham attacked
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Nicho In agrossly personal editorial,
nublished in The National Repubicas Of this morn
ing. Mr. Nichol rctorts through The Ercnhg Star as
follows;
TO N, Edftor OF The star
am the subject Of On editorial in this mornings Re-
publican suggested by and refcrrng o Communication
that Communication distinctly affirmed four things:
first that the "wrigcler" article in me Hpah bore
nain evidence of senator Conkngs Resistance 10 its
renaraton; second that The policy ~ snccrnr al the
President IN t-e pending controversy eho cahg nm
itue The President, and cOwafdy thrust at
Mr. Blaine, who If not IN p9sluoh 10 re.p"nu;
nIsn the NcwYOrk conference last summer as charged
IN 7he Herald article, but Mr. Conkhngs friends ud-
that General Garfield only consented 10 Wheh con
yimced that COnkling contemplating trcachcry ana
did attend 10 thwart and stamp o9t IN that u''a,eiy
fourth that assuming the charge aboul promises ana
nlcdges 10 be true proves the seshness ana cohie
plated treachery Of COnkng Cot is confession on
their own part Of baser nature ana hcnhcr ana moro
selfish conduct than they charge on the PRESIDENT
Now what has ne Republican 10 answer Ihat am
on sqns'ys ,Ss Rr,on "' tho eago e % can1cHa
that l thrust myself on to General Garnrl1 l'l1
(which is iel; that Garfield could not stop me ifon
writing Letters In his name anoihcr n'i meyer %ic' me
letter IN General Garheds name IN my ne Ntoe we
letters and he signed them hmsol) that Nat on9
OF CONCENTRATIONS lan0thcr lie, oIenru' tos' M NJ
answered all classes Of letters; and finally that MI
NichOl ~ a professional honest money man.
What has my size % do with this controversy; amt
"a large as David Davis "dminutiye ~ Malone
/ don't know much some other people but what
do know know Just well ~ II weighed 900 pounds
aud part Of my limited stock OF information - llkey 10
proye an lnoon venenoe 10 certain enterprise of the rn
OF COnkling, GOrhAm a CO.-if there II any =" Co"
But my size is element OF value or an item OF inter
the public the public may ~ well know the e1aci
truth and make such estimates ~ seem proper. am
feet 74 nchss high and weigh 1872 pounds AH 20 the
items that have marked lice above, they simply ana
in plain Saxon lies What chance had MI G0rhan tOr
the writer VI thH article whoever he may Del 10 k9H
what nv Instructions from General Garfield while
acted OF his secretaries, or how carrien ot
those Instructions Yet he pretendA 10 tef Just ~
though did know and telling the truth and tells
story that everybody who was about the Mentor pren
ses last summer knows TO Oe false. AS 70 tue
concluding at me as professional honest money
man." gness can stand by my part In the SuIfcnoS
dIscussion "a well ~ Mr. GOrham can his adVocAteo
rcsunlptiOn he did not. MY side won his didn't
But al this nothing 10 do with the real matter Al
eue contest Is going on IN which the public ~ grcat
Interested aud ia which the President ana benatVr Oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-14

TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.
- pnrArn - ii NrwIER.rY-

THE POTATO BrG ~ NEWJERSEY
BOHpFNIONN. y. j.. Nat l3.-Ihc potato bug has
mad, its appearance in Burlington county. th, state
DEATH OF a CENTENAEIAS
FRrDEmCKsBUKG. Va. May l3.-Lcdyard g..
Payne ptusour of tbc Wdrof i-42 died ciuesay u
stafford Couuty, age nearly lO2 years
RAILROAD LAEoKTKS' WAGES INCREASED
CAMDEN y. j.. May l3.-Ihr West Jersey Rail
Company has increased The .ags ~ it, abonng men 10
Der cent They now receive a. - per day
IMsIGRANTs ARRIVED AT BALTIMORE.
BLTIMORF MAY 13.-Seventccn hundred immi-
Grants arrived this cy to-day, The North German loyds
steamer Hermann from Hrcmru bringing 40s and the Ing
l.h steamer Ibcruian. from Liverpool bringing the ie
InAinder.
WHY CERTAIN PERSONS BECAME SICK.
MuITOWN ~ j.. Nav 49,. Several persons hay
ing be- by water iroma well near Merchant
to an insestlg4tun mnde yesterday Whi, rcHurh ID
the hnding Of chds body n c voL The body WIS mu'h
doc0mposed
WANTING CONGRESS TO REcIPkQCA1E.
NoBrIE Ala, May l3.-M. Leon Chottcau ac-
yer Az address before the Board ~ Trade oday IN Whl
he claimed that n yic" II ihe reduction OF thc sn
mauuaetu Congress should IctQIo'@''
by abolishing tonnage dncs on French steamers
LONG BRANCH FILLING Up
IoSG Branch, y. j., May 13.-Ihc sudden heat
bas caused ouite an inhun Of cottage people fH
NM tonorfow nino trains will from Sew OH and tght
froin Pleasant the Central railroad oi sen s,
Including through Atlantic ty r1pfraa anu lunb DiNN
express BtOpping only ~ lted BANK
INVESTIGATING SUDDEN DEATH; o.,
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May l3.-lhe auth0tllr1
of arolne County nveaiigntng the death 0t MAJOR
Mattrice smith formerly Editor ot ne Richmond WY
Thich occurred about montha ago, ana Nna repuu
nc dine A. caused by the accidental 0Vetnfnng uph mn o
~ Tshee iu which travelled ~ Port Royal hum9rs hay,
beSn widely circulated that MAJOR smith NA- dead Del"0 Lie
RcciIcuL
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NOMINATIONS.

WAsHINGTON. May 13.-Ihe President SEM
the following nominations 90 the Senate to-dny:
T0sfrnGsfts william I ~fcttns ir 80 rutherford ~ j T.
- Pratt, at Canton, Miss Eliza b. Harrison at fay't'iH'
ATk
second Lieutenant William j. Turner SECOND lnfsniry' 20
be First Lieutenant
Charles D. elr ~ Ohio IN hr uted states Mafrhu l'I
the District 81 Coumlfa.
Frederick Douglass. D. Co 90 Poe Recorder ~ Deeds m I
District Of columbia
Mary Fr uk Thour+on. ~ Louisiana. f7 Do th79an
Passed Assistant james lItfervnrtl "1 'l
Engineer; hs.i-taut lnr.nccr Alfred b tintra to l'
passed Assistant Engineer Passed Assistant -it-.
Andrew VI Moore o. 20, ~uf4rnn Lieutenant a. - iteH-.l
hp II,ueulu ou.utu..r. liraf. .naut H J. i'f~l ln
De iirifaaIf.t omrnarf,f. Wr-rr p. &c. Tyler Co hc
Lieutenant NasisrI 3d. Eull o h- lieutenant iialr d.
T. Reich % Master. luegu lu.ian fIfrn. lo p, p
Master Mid-h.pman s.. W. uo'd to Dc ir-rnf -H-III
&C. W eiicld 0 Doe 100 fu-iru Lieutenant on i-i'I
Lewis tlaIE 90 be- q Commander.
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1T THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.


.,.-,.s p1IE ABRoGkTED-PUBIIc OPINION
sf4' GOOD EFFECT UPON sENAToRs-Ih'
~ HA1''.-r HA''T ,-xwAvERING N HIS POSITION
sr,SoISG TALK BY MIR. NIcHoi"
z nannhliran Senators held caucus meet,
Inc nop IL and. it is understood, abrogated
Ss s caucus rule relative to unGon'es.eu nU 'rho
;"s,ons s 1t is said that several senators Tmo
hs"~ lna'' been inclined toward Mr., S ConSll2g ,its
nave nave heard from their constituents, win tn
have He"." . Of altering their line OF
the e"' II ;s announced positively that the
conduit hos not for moment wavered IN
rresiuth. n With respect to Judge Robertson
his positiUn .to and that Senators have begun 10
nonilsuO ,,..o"d this fact. Mr.. Thomas NJ NiGnoi
makes singing reply to an "''''N "p'
80 George C. GOrham.