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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

The Mccarthy bill was reported back from
the committee yesterday in the Senate. A
number OF changes have been made in the
bill, which are detailed elsewhere. None Of
these, however, are of vital. Importance.
We print to-day another of the interesting
series of letters from special correspondent
in the South, whose contributions have al
ready attracted much attention. The writer
of these communications is gentleman who
has achieved an excellent rank in letters, who
has no connection, near or remote, with
politics, and who is simply making his way
through the South with his eyes open, and
ready to set down what he sees just as he sees
It, without prejudlces or predictions of any
kind. TRIBUNE readers cannot have failed to
be struck with the fair and judicial tone Of
these letters, and at the same time with the
knowledge of life which guides the writer's
judgment. In the letter given in this issue
the correspondent narretes some of his expe-
rieDces in Alabama and Mississippi, throwing
light upon the practical relations of the races,
the slavish conservatism of Southern agricul-
ture, the neglect to diversity the crops, and
kindred topics. Upon the subject of social
equality in public halls, entertainments, etc.,
existing between the races, the whites unwiil-
ing to come in contact with the blacks, and
the blacks so indifferent to the privilege that
they seldom demand 1t.
:. The meeting Of the Worlds Fair Commit
tee yesterday showed that the members
realize that the fate of the proposed
Fair must be decided within the
next month. Ths Committee adopted
Sssolunons declaring that they adhered
TO the Inwood site, had never wavered
from it. had not sought for any other
Fite nor considered any, and, in sub
Stance, staked the existence of the Fair
ppon that selection. A resolution was
subsequently, adopted on motion of the Rev.
pr. j. P. Newman, pledging the members
pf the Commission and thu Executive and
Finance Committees TO complete By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

The Mccarthy bill was reported back from
the committee yesterday in the Senate. A
number OF changes have been made in the
bill, whic! are detailed elsewhere. None of
these, however, are of vital. Importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-17

Alexander II. Stephens thinks Zen Hills attack
Oh Malone was a mistake. Mr. Stephens il the one
Democrat who habitually knows mistake when
he sees it, One would think That every man in the
party had by this time seen mistakes enough to be
able 10 DO the same thing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
hEw HOPE FoR THE COLoRED RACE.

A TALK WITH @. W. WILLIAMS. THE CoL0RED MEM
sgR OF THE OHIO LEGISLATURE, ABOUT The
pposPECrS OF HIS PEOPLE UNDER THE NEW
ADMINISTRATIONS
George w. Williams (coored), who is
member Of the Ohio Legislature and Is engaged In tue
practice Of law in Cincinnati. spoke IN the Rev. DR..
Fnltous church. IN Brooklyn, Sunday evening. After
the meeting TRIBUNE reporter asked Mr. Williams
what opuion the prospect OF the cOlored
race under General Garheld's Administration
The cOored people," he relied, have the greatest
eo,dd.pce that President Garfield Will do all that
ne can do under the Constitution to chem.
Bnt the question is, what he do legally more than
any other President has dOnel In my belief. and l so
expressed my opinion to neral Garfield when I saw
him at Mentor in September the best way to solve the
onestion Ia by an exodus Encourage the negroes 10
crate 10 other States, and then educate those
who remain. Impress upon them the Importance Of
establishing. schools and help them TO study
the professions. The colored people unquestionably
will feel very much encouraged by the Dod couraR
way M which he haa spoken concerning thin. do
think white has ever spoken so frankly when
occupying au Official position. aud there eau b. but one
result 1t will inspire the cOlored people with hope, en-
courage them " seek education 10 invest IN the SOIL
ana To respect themselves"
.what If the condition Of the race 2"
II have gwen attention to LABOR statistics,
which, with the census prove that tho is dying
out but IL IN condition than II he's been
before"
81 To what Is this due ."
think due to the fact that the colored peo Pile
have been forced ont oi pOcs and have turned their
attention to the cultivation OF the SOIL Before they
moved to the cities take part IN the great political
exciements and died Of. In 1878 tue soutaerners
said: We must carry tue eiectl"ns, peacefully II we
can forcibly II we must : and they did. We cannot
get the States back and tue only to get the
negro into politics TO let HIN grow into A..
II was one of the great mistakes of reconstrnctOn that
A began the wr0ng end At the close VI tns
ar.soeray had the wealth. aud controlled The press and
the wires, The ignorant blacks ana carpet Daggers
IN charge OF the politics; the BREAKUP II
Fortunate IL made tue cOiored people turn their
attention TO education. Give them u sound business
education help then cut OF the iniqutOus, Outrageous
plantat on credit systeta and they will earn aud hod
the respect OF the waite peOpie.
That tile is advancing there can DO no cue ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
VISITIAG mr. OBELISK.

The ubeIlsk is now tue Mecca OF most Central
Park plg, images, and the fine weather 81 he last
few days mas largely increased Gne number o. visit
nIs III coaches, park carriages or on foot. >undn -
e,preral.y the crOwa of OunIer5 around tho mono
LIN very large. The condition of the walks and
grou d., however, AN now, as rne FROST IS coming
out of the ground. and 1t prov0kes much disgust
among those wnU venture ther' IN foot Ii Is GER
lam that the st0u' genera lv does not rxcte either
n,uIe admiration or wonder ar Venrratl0u.
"Vauderb will never get his 100000 back on
~ was one speech winch on sunday shocked a
,.,zsr ~ til poetry her soul and a"uqnI,y IN her
+, that all there il of tp asked one OF group
of conn rymen OF city man with turn for prac-
teal joking
"Un no; there are five pieces to 60 on top OF IT."
WIS ne re py, with forced gr WHY.
IOd you So" and the iHqur'r 10 his cOmpan-
ions. who nad ev IDENTITY dOuJed that what Iney
SAW was not the compete OOeiiSk.
son! that viii be- something ke what we ex-
pee cd" wa, the reply IN chorus.
Tue mistake IN pacing the ObAlIsk on u mound
ms cad OF on II plaza Is now apparent 10 the most
inexperienced eye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
SPRING ELECTIONS IN NEW-JERsEY.

RED BANK, N. j., March SIN the Spring
slec.ion to-day Democrats elec,ed ae Chosen Free
holder, JacoDs SHUTS, the puDcans cutting her
candidate badly. Richard SicAles tRtpJ. ~ elected
Assessor: Eek White (kep) Collector. and Sidney H.
Wret tRepl 1OWa Userk Tue Democrats elect one out
OF rare< Justices OF the Peace one out II three Town
cnuttts 1, rec cat Of the I've COnstabies aud the
Orsrs-er OF the Poor This Is slight Democratic gain.
EAJcxrowS, N. j.. Marrh s.-Frederck Beaie tDem.)
was ,lectea Chosen Freeholder
NATAwAs N. j., March S.-John Farrsy Deial, was
xesiecteQ Chosen Freehoder for tue ninth term to-day.
MANHATTAN n. j., March es-Tne entire Republican
stkkf WA ss,ccessSul here to-day. Joseph Ely, IOI
Chosen Freehoder, headed the ticKeL
MAxAsQUAS n, j.. March s.-Ths entire Democratic
s,c,e az ali TDwpship heaaed by Theodore Fied for
Eba-eu FreehalGer, was elected to-day.
coLr's NgcK, N. j.. March s-Jonn Van Deelyer, for
sh.s Freebyider OF Atlantic Township, and the OF
TIE Dem, fratie ticket were elected 70 day.
FsExHoLD NJ j.. March 5-rbe entire Demicratic
Ticket headed BY John Back Chosen Prrehodlr. was
tieettd to-day. Iu Upper Freehold Lewis Gordon epl
Uas elected.
MrDplErnsgx. N. j.. March Sat the election to-day
Wssi,aui H. Thompson Deal. elected ChoseI Free
ks.lef !; SAMUEL H. Patterson (Dem) Assessor and
William IL Pssis1 TownspC Collector. The Democrats
kieeted Two Xovn committeeman and the Republicans
stne.
q Loxe BRAEca. NJ J., March s-The entire Democratic
ckef Eish exception. snccessfnl Ray. Mayor
xho1&s> WpDlsy, " Long Pfaneh. tDe,aD, Is elected
Euufeh Ffeehodcf: E. = Green tpeui) Assessor, aud
H91<y Gakss lDtml, CDect5f. Two eat III llIe thre9
}psp6pe oltht fesoo elected pre Deiaecfafs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
NAVAL INTELLIGEACE.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Captaln- command
ting Ramsey. uf Um,eI -tItes hIsship Trunio re-
ports tr IN Touon France the Secret rv OF the NAVY
tha Alexander Turv"n and John DAVIS, sean Ii. Ui hs
vessel are deserving the notice of the Department Tor
iuuping yer board and saving tho life or shpmate,
Angus OhlenseD.
The Kearsarge been ordered 20 pr cecd from New
Orleaus 10 Mobile, Ala, thcuCo 20 Hava ~ Key
West arriving IN HAMPTON Roads, Va. y the l5;n "i
April next should time permit will sop nj Port
R,sal, ). &.
rne Alliance viii proc Oh from Ew-Orlea"s up tue
Mississippi to Nltchcz slipping Baton R'ugr thrbc"
10 KY West for Goals also arriving at Hampton R'Hs
10y April 10. A., -, rr.o, @ ,.s
Rear. Admiral CiitZ, commanding IN Uh Ell . les
uayt force On the As,HC atLtiOn, re- Hrtr m hUhg
h e. January 81. 81 tue se"r'l'r' OF inc w, MAJ
tne fagsDp Rlritno d LETT shtdg IuOI i,u.rt d. ar.
I,ps ~ F,uchow an tue 7ih. Inc Vesse felurnrl ID"
II ing Knt z IN The 25th. Tue SSatara wa at nc.
J,ran iuatv 10. aud at tbr dale Of writing WAS pIr-
snIurI To b at NAcIsiki, sic l. "a ~ hiu uui
fu,Ilrr urlet-. Ihr a. it,ug ng. fhr
A.hnelot IA ut rieatsn, CnnL Toe Pru- - 81 ShRug
hal. ... -. -, - ., No.,
The foil wing deacnmcnts have been M d Com
uIuder 4. T.. Yates IRON tbs cOiunIul 90 tue Alliance
and plactd nn waiting ORDERS; Commander Pulp H.
Cooper ON SPECIAL tufy N he Bureau 81 Navg!flnn
and urie red to II the All 49, Leu euant Job
ID Kerler iron IN Hydro TIDnic Once aud gran ed K
months leave with permission to leave the Uhitch
FIrst Lieu enAnt d. Pratt MtrniI. OF N United StatrS
Marine Corl,, b.r gripteI YEA . cave e" ab
IN a military school 10 e-tansnel AT Iien I'm. lne
secretary the Navy has au IiZcd him trh NY hOui
time fn tImc for eDSOD liis leave. W Ia view
10 carrying out the WIS ~ oI tieChIs GO'cfnment'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MAKCH = Io7I.

firmly beiove that Wi-bn twelve years coinred man
will hold CaOnet pOsion Still uch eHclu az eu
as Know my race feels do not LelirVr the soutdrIu
uu stiou is solved rhll II il lar1 noInt proo'em'
II unnecessarily he will b. his own sucerisor'
JEFF rs IN d viz Sadr'c tina he new saw re'n
every here notlred III the n tlai tne Yon1g
rners are more dsinyaf than fler mthe W.T. DS
loyIty n .rydd.s III ir grammarS ana ulstoIIe: ~ 10
sutKy and inert now; bur a e." year, pernap- a
quarter uI century 1T will come "c NL ahu ~
an, will have c ugtuL L. 'ry mih lht W
yr" an aI,ir ou rDrad ~ Day s'eaks ~ the Sc an
tb1t Colona II eken ridge adj it'i aS NJ y, "hFh nc!
nIac,nS he and over his lac 1T, Murdered out u
fv ~ man VIM sept In MED rate grave ma irn or
Cnst,,ntional liberty. After tnr war Tue uhG was
ISL y, sonbernprs aud gave the lOitign missions;
nv have ate v uAd CIb MI l,er, anu vet ty
mr. moi sat, ii d VIVA want 3 Tree u,ot' an NV.
ramalIed VOC p-It etlOm human llfr II nee Inr
the cuntry's deiruders and lrOec ION for itS proec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
CALLED no GIVE AN. ACCOUNTING.

The Rev. Father Charles A. Reilly, former
pastor O B.. Lvu.nD's (tOmau C1thOcl CAurch, New
ARK who died III 1879, left VIII directing hat the pro-
c.eds OF a policy Of life insurance hed by nm be In
vested aud the interest ana part oil tie capital
might he necessary b. deyOted 10 the support o his
ia.uer and moter, aud that tleir death he whop
amoun b. pain over g.. Mary Roman Ca.hOc Con-
vent Yesterday morn ng petition was presented 10
hv OrpLaus Court Newark. stating that Owen Reilly
a Il lie wIfe, he laLIer aud nOtncr o thr leceascd
ulost nad received Ouly $50 from 1he estate IAai
incy are abs0ut wauJ OF tnr uecessrles OF HE; ira,
Inc iuthur Is e2hS>iX years VI Az 1nd tne mother
ewuL, cur; tnai tnry nBLle Mouse IN Jersey Cav
where they NV, wuleh there g mOriEage q $500
AMI nat the DiOrgggGe turealehs foreclosure llr Pc
mon asks tnn * oulOr pe cited 90 app'4r NfiV
,hv Oh haus' Court III lale ais aee9uh.. Ihr
w,,s srantoa aud tue set dpFu for elagoA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
THE DEATH OF ". d. BRENNAN.

,uv ersr,ct,N THAI HE TOOK IT'S own LIFE CON-
FILMED BY THE FACTS IN Thu C"sE.
Nuoxe N. Y. March S.-The body OF the
aon ". u. Brennan WAS brUugdt Leie thi' "orh'"s'
e beorv Of All eide ed last night, proves cor
rect Ii has been learned that "'h ne iei' AS''S >
uote and u;lKed down 10 he main ROAD he turueo IN
the right nireU for cOntlnuhg us journey "' az"
ur,ce ding auou ecu rods turned back d walked
pas. the road leading up 10 Ihe hoVo' consequently
A. S,,i, is coinuluIon, drove EUng tue road SuIDr
distance and seeIdg uOtuinS oil Mr. brennan o'o"ue
,,.r,ued ,,d Lurned bIcS. A.,er sOuo search no
-, Ii, i MIR B.t.uua.S were fOu1d III the SNOW,
,u rd 20 where bOuy iJy. HIS stops were 'eEu'"
uItlI tho moment stopped and teii Oh us 'ace
r,.re Wer t,, cYdedcrS Of ahy sC,ug&e anu ue must
40 ie instantly. IL bee" dsceftlll'd tuit %
pur.uase, lew iys tgV, az uiug SIT mere hpodl
90 graIus OF sIryc1iune. COr"uerS M 'S, W tJ
.,r a us begun tails tteinOJn, u theh uu u
to-u,i,Ow eyenln-. mo fJtOw.Is $ n'te lOunu III
Mr. Is, eumdn's diary, addressed 70 ais w"e'
d" 10 LAURA: ., , -, AL, tos,,n,t,,n
f. ,,,, en-, a I # no h NJ. l nave 0nY ave Tor You
-, ,uv a. ar unss buG ueatn Is 'isuro no" M1,o
40 meet tUu ~ns,o pc &c r,lsh" q, - 80 . "'',IiN"
T.c FUNERAL wall IaNe place ga IuutSday III 1 I"-'
ALnASY Marcn s.-rnero was AL impressive series OF
s,..rnr. m relation H. late W.Iian D. bfehhL"'
Chairman OF the Committee on Ways All" M'ahs 'ils
,f.rn,ou Mr. Brenna's desk and cIaif were elaOOt'
.tIv drained IN black Grape. Upon tue desk tdere Ie'lrd
br,,keu column vi WINE rosa ana "h1 D'Ossoms On
which wasa white dove bearing III "S 'eSA Eioo"
spray. - ,, ~, ,,e,uorial rrso utiuus
drl wu M a., hIs committee Addresses were W IA pb
sars. Cmckcrug BTcwur, ha'a, o,,In r. s,r,.
Tac M, ,,,,r,l was tnen auvp1ed naumOu"p by q
rIs.hg vote. ,,-r,,,, -. tine ,n,uiLt,.e 10
attend the fuu'ra; MrssfA F'cA' ho"' A"""H' SN''
Bowen hlld II II hdll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
THE SEARCH 70 IHE JEANETTE.

SAN FRANcIsCo, Mrrch 8.-Ihe Bulletin Il
few ,laN = ago publ, ,rd rdtOra drtc from wuc.
# appears tlat the negotiations tor the sale to Cow
eminent OF whaling ,te NJ ry and Helen for
cruise III search Jcanurtte, ha been complicated
b, claims OF middrnen of comm ssIOns II IL known
that preparations nave heen III iitIns lit Tor
another whaling voyage. H. WAS feared that tn
negotiations hal fIle through Las nigt, however.
telegram received by the ngn'" ~ charge II the
" hlm to immediately rtOD procuring
any TURNER furnishings ana supplies fIr tnr McIuI ~
The ,lsp was from william L'wl, owner the
yps3 New Bcdp d, aud stated ihIt ncgOt ions bad
probably uren contaminated tor the sale ur Mary and
lI-i n. thr general iO-da Ia marine lrrrs ~
that tue UnIIed States Government has pu hrF
aud ina sne vii sent North early IN MAY GU the
JeauhetIe's search tclirf Z ltOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
DEClSlONh-MAkcH 8.

Swurcms Coar' -Chrabers--B judge Lawrence.
sSSe iOs saSs WITH es M saic
Home INSURANCE. Company agi watsinson. 1rsae
de4h VI Mrs Hoxef Mayer. Ernsten-i thlsk .hss
~ echsS 81 n z lis code section $40 Ros,s
irr < Ga.rs Pes s e I s aS sp' aSu w
cul t.e .nues agt pSwoTs- srs n, On pay
a1,1e tie vent DIV 1gL Only -hor' % rsist
0rder disuil-sed ~i.heat johnston sg Dunn
The fees reere allowed al slz AID az alcwane
On orr be- en- ere that I'D with Koca
T ssiTe 10 zee coanss IL shs Case KsnDts as strauss
Todl Notions EraOted Hutoa ~ BsrkArd
B JadEe Douobuehe People s1 rel cIa,k aE he Bard
alternative VIM which rs GRANTED Tow sst ihs
confirm lranied, memorandum nnker sgt. CuOAs-
No, denied wt'"ui sts Se ns .fsnanm isatcs ~
= sun son Report cSanrnsa code9ck slaOs-
Az n stsnted DaPs1ster agI
soeeai TrM-By udGr Van yorst-Bsrbey &c, ot:
well for ntn wioat coss 70 betaxsa oat
JSa sA or nun ifisec as sSion ana
~ e SS,de ons aa va NJ 5r Fns
81. r. NsieA oGs s War 1- tue y, M
wthouI costs opinion Blessing sg Heherau ami
Judge - rene Austin se Hiase-Judsment for
plan.lu As oray ,of the sGmpiaint ~ .,sf ,,.,cs
se1 WICK Day. :! a. at Zach Z. .orsr saa,ng mo-
a NM. ,sTSr Mn.eany aet Rosa 81 s-or,er denyss
ID ,tou spsct hoVsps agt Brosi-orier giant ne
v Jul Speir.-Praehf Ritter e. a. order Sra.ted
Is OF ciscon lnuaDce. C.aBey
NO.,s Y 81 d.-ord ior commission HVpp ger aet
e aL-OFt-r fantlng Car u tcp
al acrBUnd apprUN ii Davis agt the u; aud Do.
Janera Mining CDmDanv-UTder signed. .0ns
M, Lamont .'arKrr ~. me p.n BOari Broker,
Hess AL ~. -Or1ers granted FIazsT FIazoE-
helrrrMCe Oniered.
-, Juise EreednAD-E lrle Earr-nter.ocntOr Iude
ssheL oa@ ey iEI eoo- Commission returned IRON
r ,nCls, o. Cai.
o,4mOn lieas-N peciai Term by Ju.igs he ch.-
McDoutlI Al az WIN er--The demurrer mast ot
sus upOI aa,Rprty ut neb'2er agt rownsenu
ABB. rr IA aad Anapp agL Anierson II y. Y X 4o6.
,I.rfpe Curt lirgDI. 5V Ju.tge 81
DoDsoud"tion granted Diminishing scaon. Potter
- ia -ure ~teveus,4 Roasr igt. lSaacs
granted. Haskell agl. Neon, stevens agt.
thews granisu O. va Gu III. ABRAHAM agt Ssru
wIZ List . Helsg boswOri Ashies; Canton
Wal h. >awsbn @arr karraT ag. Wsiter.-o Ter u
Substitution i.ahp kIhue-OrueI sieEed kasn ags
k1ts.. Myers sgL Murry: Lowell dgL ADrn,-Daisdlts.
~ Beach-Muluughnsy il. agL siIklnsOn-AOaon
dem uecis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
4 DIStHARGLD CO. vICr REARREsTED.

BUFFALO N. Y, March S.-Charles NJ.
Thoiuao, "as Jo"n'"m wno wa srn'eu'ed 'nrt May
one years impri,onmgn 10 the Pc euuary for forgery
winnie in employ Mes~rs. HIrt Bali Hart or TINS
CITY, was Tearresed immediately dpon his discharge
from that institutions cushion from the Governor
twelve years ago. amounting $50 900 or $40 900 while
engaged agent lOr tue Hope EIVelUpe Company.
Various per manufacturers ana dealers ~ Springfield
heavy losers Oy TuOms'~ forgeries. Tue Hoy
oke Paper Company and The Hampshire Mi II had Ii
share the forged notes. Thomas was once arestcd
Baltimore aud asain III New-Orieans' bot through some
means released buth OCCASIONS. Wnlp a -esdent
Buffalo he married highly resp 'cIabe ladY. whom
be deserted When u Decame necessary for hih
the city. Crcums inIic t6 hat he has not only
another wife, but and daughter nj SJringleId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
GALENDAN, Lis DAY.

g. j. " j / g.
~ l4l 81, 1871 no Isl 81 Zle, ~. ~. rs 20
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4si. 4y2 49J, 49, 4l5 499. !9S, tis3 90 5oi SJS s
oo "a 80; - 800 yo ~ S SIS 'li $40 'iO ola 49,
,rEclG. sti-Lar.e oqre: = ourt ora. AZ l.tso
97g. ~? To 727 81 54I 40 S15. sS7 s2s i0T lOlJ
Ms 1893 81 o 591 s ar lzs' III aISs &c ss si2
51o0 So / % 5OOl 70 q SIO7, 5OOe, 90 5OlL 3OI2,
Sol 3Ol4 su5 500, Sol7 SOls. 50la SO2l 1928 SJ2o.
PAar IL Barr IT, J-Uourt opeus 1880 m-Nos 4s54.
42lo. SOD1 172l 554sll0d l0zl p 24i $500. Sl2 25A
PARf Iii-van vo ST. I-court opens Of Iu:SU . m.Nos
$500, 3ag7 lolj 28Ii ga. !s6J 81 l6s7 !5ss 1850
700. sos 81 2ll ~ 2iI0 gel 20s% 1883 SSV4SS1
Eo Sur a SS 'ousriSERaI Ts-seaS.cs. j.
Freedman f ,9 i. rq ~ 90 o p a. IT,
SPkCIA. kRN-sper l. Court o"ens al 10 a m Cslendar
'A PS.i +, II II ami iil-idoaraod the term
COMMON PnEAs-5RyEEAL r%Rh-Dliy, @ ] Daily and Van
g ~ iS0 S9 81 ?E So 49, 49,, Ss al ii2 la
Ia 80, 81.
TRIAL rRRM-RART Ivan Braat I.-c9nn opens at ~
"a nos. 1869 50 ig rs o5S 1910 SIS 2as 40 ,OI3
Sis 10 g. y7 1882 Ss5 1887 9o9 COL lo3s SSoSSSlOlS
ia%n i1aS-PAis II. I'll -Adonruel for The
$50 j. s is 5 sGa s. ny sss issa 1915 1875
o. x Al Searoas Court opens IL Nos 500,
1905 "A g. 47e. 3sI. Sil 1888 Sl4S 47So Sso7 1880
! ~ sfss0Ss- ISnderseeve The People
agt William toey ho@cas o SS Shr 3, lo5 sd 15 rS
Nv: SAM aeI C1aries L. Cise arcsns; same aeI
Margaret Dow1s arcely Pom so is ohu Mo,iue ron
ber same ag Sewoerg teonlOus assault ami battery
same Az join John Aarpny John sullivan George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
READY foR THE FLAMES AFTER DEATH

The New-York Cremation Society was formal y
orgnnlz IN the Copper Institute bullnng aSt
night bv its me NIB rs signing declaration 81 prin.
ciple.. ad lpt.ug a CONSTITUTION aud bylaws and
plrctug officers. The declaration WAS signet by
twrutv-i WI persons and read as follows:
We nnders .ned. REGARDING burial a. IN objection
abe mo- e pos Of he 0rai. do Jerebv ne our
srtvP- mt nm tIOn for sue purvos OF DNidug
fuil iics Tor rarryng cremation Into Opr alton
The following Ulcers were elPcteu: President,
the Rev. ID. d. Brngle,s, chdpla n of the b. O>lyn
Navy I'd; v-e-presidrns Deav N Booo good
ana T. C. rpwrs,nd; cOrrespo dina Secre arv. j.
~iOr.r Cobb; + cOrdlng S'cre arY, ID. w. Craig;
r. lSur"r, =. &. Co"k'y; executive c IN uItipr--J.
L f. Doyle. Omar Is Pu'Z |. Z. W. Z. Drrn,r. W. r..
kreiurr, A. C. Z, l"lusOn. 1bis socl-ty - rdrca
uonal III us purposes out another one, c. imposed al
-ucu persons ~ VIM to sub cribP tor stock III t,
was also partly for ed, and IL 70 lie called the
United States Cremation Company. lnls company
viii ID. IncOraOrated aud will bud o trrna"e
q burn ia IN rial coils of such DoISo rs ~ I'll
them II W.T. that enI III view. MrmO ~ al tie
Cremation society, hOwrver arr 10 II We Spacia
privileges aud TO be preferred StOckhndtr' 90 the
company. lie expense OF incinerati & tIe MEMBERS
ol no SOCIETY Is to pla ed al cOsr aud ire lowest
cash price VIII b. charged o III sid'r~. In 0y-
laws announce tlat "act We" mem Iers ~ the society
are to hc allowed icIneratiOE lrce. Wieib"r ms
viii have the effect of keeping al he members
uhlo or not remains tn be seen; probably nor, now
,.y uule icIneratIOn III Such Gases 10 made COM
pn,spry. - ..,.
/ ne society will meet on the second ana fourth
Tup,.uys M racn mOnth. II embraces among nS
me N beers now ali the elemen of success ~ there
Is IA Decor, lawyer. chaplain and unn,rtdker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
CIvII NOTES.

The hearing was continued yesterday before
SunUs to CALVIN lie confess tie w OF ibe eol
pred woman Sarah b ,stin. wlpm Warren. police
officer est ied sarah Bostn bad for years KEEP,
dlsOrdpry house IN Grrene-l Louisa Mason aud sne
lad Nv 4 Oug zine the or Tie testiiOr, WIN
nad her hat she I'll daughter. Several Uh ess OF
he bank M which slias BOstn deposited her rOney
Y hume rI1
john Fisher began in 1873 an action in tho
Court Oi Commons Pleas AGAINST JODD RanO aud seyebty
her al German society, called tue Sex Relief
Association Of FL piity aud Uaty, aissolvths
OTEaiiza lou aud the assets Whieb wer; NJ tle
land OF the receiver a. the leu 0hia Say ngs BSLk,
am uniting aiod 1900. MI. + s6rr also appIt-i iQr
an mum Ion aya the Officers the 0eGety 10
strai th,m rO d stribu the money IN dividends
Otherwise among membrrs. The Application Tor I
lulrtiun OppOsct Dy ortY-twO Of Tie neul.-rs Ut
tue society. cnIru, AMI complicated crOss-ltgaion
eusned, finally suited Yesterday Ia dsni sal
imP the society has be broBen up, the money lost aud
neayy uills Tor lawyers le,'s ineurI ed