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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
DIs>LASIoNS 4r DIErrorTH

TEE,lNG ANoNG rHF Nfw YORK ALUMNI CRIT
Cisla or PRESIDENT BARTLETT.
Several prominent Ncw-l0ik alumni of Dart
mouth COLLEGE were TALKED with Yesterday hv TInrSE
reporter DO reference 10 thc difficulties between thc
faculty and students 90 thi institution Precedent
Bartlett Their, sccurd 90 Doc DO difference Of 0nIou 40
10 the uupopuauy of thc president and as 60 DIE lack of
ability 90 secure thc cordial cooperation of thr proica-
cor. nnd students be hs modes OF discipline and theories
OF colc-c government AND cducau8 Al spoke Iu the
highest term. % h literary alta shnent- and llcnts and
he pcrsonal devotion TO msetties a. instructor bat
the, said that hc drac<Tn the peculiar qualities
c.scntal 10 president OF such institution aud con.
trastcd him tne,o particulars with hs prrdoccssorz
thc Rev. Dr. Sa'han Lord Hnd the Rcv. Dr. Asa j..
Smith one u thc alImni remarked that Dartmouth
could 1oa-t Of having had 10 he two last named pro.
deufa qualities f,r general management OF the students
the faculty the finances and the detail Of presidential
dGtcs never cxcerd except n the Of the Rev Dr.
Mott. 20 long the President Of Union College.
'Froin he time when President Bartlett called by
the Board Of Trustee. HE prsoni Duties said
an nuiunu1. " Ac has been imperious. not from any
Intention his part, think, to De- domineenng or
dctAoral, but from apparent defect IN his nature
He showed disposition go defer 10 the Judgment OF
professors like Dr. sanbon. Dr. Noyes and others who
had successfully flied thcr positions the faculty for
more than f0y eurs The chief dcuty l. that Prosi.
dent Bartlett h. deficient In OF the most essential
qualities which should characterize college PRECEDENT
the ability 20 make himself popular with the students
and secure their confidence and good opinion. 70 IT,
qir,s peculiar gs % make successful prcsdeut of
college. lie must be- u nnancer, he must possess
superior ability az t0 avoid criticism in his literary Of.
fOrs from tbo faculty aud the students he have
thorough knowledge Of human nature 20 under
stand the pecuares OF each student committed 10 hs
charge indeed ho mas, be president 10 whom an over
whom he has supervision look with respect. Dr.
Bartlett the contrary sirrtabc. c1citabc, impatient
md Ia L. - md
selfOplnionaied. aud therefore not lifted for ad.
niui-tratiye dIiies. When De ouce forms un
opinion ~ ale own he Ia pugnaciour and persistent m
maintaining his views. The faculty 20 Am scclua uo
account questions Of discipline. studruts whom
Professor sbo4n and tbs older members VI the faculty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

voild tax with and manage By kindness and advice he
haA insisted upon expeng very slight preteTts and
refused 10 rcinsiate item"
Said another numnus: Personally, my relations
With the president have always boon Of pleasant ana
agreeable character. But when my Alma Mater il IN
danger. an this personal friendship aud good feeling
must Dc set a-de n intcrieres with my duty tn en-
dcayo1iug 20 assist the college out of ne Difficulty.
The whole matter n O nutshell l. that PTesl-
idcnt Bartlett the right ia The right place ana
the end doubtless viii be that De will be requested y
the trustees 10 resign lie understands perfectly tne
feeling That has arisen against him, but hc a not the
man to rcsign of his own accord" ,.
Another aumnus who wna I'm college when Dr. Bartlett
wns q student there and who has nwafe been wei.An-
formed 900 al mniers pertaining to the in-titunn -u
have friends in Hanover and OF COURSE hear the IN
side Of things through communication win them ITO
frgsors Moves SauhOru Eugges. Lord and others are
OPENLY Onposcd the methods 81 DR. Bartlett ana DO
not hesitate say Professor Emcreon i almost the
only member ~ The faculty who uphods The president
IN every respect"
Another amnmr aad that petition ~ the faculty re-
Questing DR.. EartlCtts resignation WaH ftady u ne
ton" said he. " was signed Dos Che members OF
The faculty of the ncademical, ~ricniinc intb
cal. agricultural and ciYn engineering depart
mcnfs with only four five exceptions II
at such character that the Board Of Trustees must
take action upon &c. and That speedily. The college l7
prosperous financially. 60 on extent not known Tor
many years bccng4e so securities have iucra~cd 100
vanc For the first time iu twenty yrars 20 d -clisur
parting | know. too. Of several men oi millions WHO
stand ready o give largely ot their ans 90 the support
uf the institution as soon % D. rla secure proper
hood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
RENJ4lfLN rITcHs MrNIrIcENcE.

GIVING S2OOO 600 To FOUND Az INSTITUTION IN
prpr,to s,,rrt an IN 1,tp coorrR INSTITUTE.
49,
Benjamin J men, on on ana "el-Nh""h 'l'i@'n "i
Ncw-York living at No. 81 Iiiih-ave., has just
civer 5000 600 for the erection and maintenance of
,..-t, t ....:. -. t,e-.i ,i.,.,,.,...,. ,
c'"''''. %" '"''''u'i"" D" ".'"'''' - ''''-'' N
porter called upon hlm last evening nnd Wl- ''IE
C0r'inlly rec lf'd. 90 Hfn 90 my cRhtF-,i7 year,
said Mr.. Fitch. but can hardly cnn.l'er u'~ To
on old m1n when l"ok aI my hc1i hi'hl'i
Peter Cooper Who D. Do me mHt'I7. H''i
ImTl"w Noed VINO iH i"H wears I> +.''"..
have o clear hrad ann -liH N'H-i'
considerable business. aiu NOT % rich man. u"t
have always syiupa hiyci deeply with thNi"-ctN inR
pour. and have endeayord to all Thorn from ilmr q"
tiwr leo MANY Navs. ] own certain lrudr ln bIi1in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
ormcERS OF the LOYAL LEGION

The annual meeting OF the New York COmman-
derry of the LOYAL Legion was held last evening at
DelmouicO's with General John Cochran, the senior
yiee-comrnander NJ chairman, and General Charles
A. Carleton as recorder. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Commander Major
Captain Henry ErDin; Junior Nice-Coinmander.
General John }. bliihau Recorder, General Charles
Paymaster George DE Forest Barton; Ihancel
lor. Major Ivsn Tailof: Chaplain. the Rev.
DIR. John Forsyth Council, General Charles 5.
Wainwright, Colonel John l.. BrOomc, C9lonfl John
j. McCOOk, Chief Engineer Charles III. LOring and
Colonel Charles ii. Alden. The following wele
elected members OF the first class Major John l..
Newman, Captain Thomas T.. Rand Surgeon George
T. Stevens. Surgeon Whitman White, Lieutenant
William Is. Beers, General Benjamin r. Baker, Col
onel John Mendenhal, General Joseph Il. Cam and
Engineer David NJ. Greene. The conmaRdery voted
to take part IN the unwilling vi the Farrsgut statue
on May %. Admiral Fausgut ha wing once been the
commander of the Order The recorders annual IT.
turn showed balance in the Treasury OF $3,5lZ %.
The business meeting was followed BY supper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
MR. $500 n RLIINENLNE

Charles O'COnor has been at The Grand Hotel,
600 thisclty. fcW days. Wnrn inquiry was made COM
corning hls health hc said 10 TrHtAT reporter
since moving 60 Nantucket my health bias been very
od The climate d. mild. and although are about on
line With Ncu-York we have only bad slc.gupc once
during thr winter aud that tcry poor 10 hl- been thc
n-t winter that have passed There audi uotv it-aud-
n,r that hasc gotten through very well. do NOT think
that shall try 90 asalu bat shall probably go 10 Ber-
ifuda FOR thfcc or four months"
The venerable lawyers appearance did not belle bis
wor's Dc seemed very wen. vigorous and energetic
f,r s more tila fourscore years. lie asked to
dive bis opinion uu0u thr affairs of the day
and fhc situation OF tue Democratic party. ltut
b., preferred not 90 Say ANYTHING lie remarked .
Cd. / have succeeded DO getting entirely out OF the
newspapers ard % would nc presumption Tor Co rA-
press opinion upon tuc affairs ui Tie Nation when
living out Oi tls world du OF cuursr hnt
some opinions uut they would MOI be OF public iutero q
now should De- glad 60 talk for THE TRIBUNE because
DO ha~ always treated me fairly aud reported the more
correctly than, might say almost anl other paper and
glad o. seu that tht spirit of falrnrs. which char
acer1lCd 70 under MI Greeley s notable feature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
nFrISIONs-Nav 4.

Supreme Court hami~s.-lW judy" Dr9 lre--
White act Levy Motion ~ tniel 30 paYnet NJ s c0sfsI
sent time AMI leHN, 90 Defendant % NlIa
fri tlauchlYs-DeuItd Nj Jn-firr Farr'tfs lf0
tf"is anf cs-t- Ore OF paid Kelly Az. Kelly -oialt.4
superior fGHri-N cal ICfn--By JUG -uHff..-
Iuce igf AlrAahdrr1!. demurrer b. ffri t qEf f'
uHi 1fru ior ule .tintin With cost. L-lir 1ft l-r
l' nrfrr .t off.d De the ord De- r tra oI i., f1
Equitable Tie hsagrnnc' Sacisfy raj ilrrf- Notion doom
with tlu to-t,oi thr n0inn b. zoe tsiltn MtrHt ell H
art -t.tp kHl'v khirnh Company This motion must
tr 500 with .Hsf- fhr fufIIn.
l,v judge 1rsar-N ilauis at Christie - al-nfa ....
COLI uE 'ls ieriIs Kelly aei Wilton rleT Hf NIso fi
Weight % 81 ago faht-l ulsrftsi g approved. $
lean lgt Tie NeW YORK iifc iasianre Dli flaiaf
= I. r. NTpr helm lnies ~ substitution Sill 'rfa.
lirf. trrad g. ctOiei Herman szt chapman I'D .if
gIaut.d
C0mg5H FLts-Snoci0i T~~r-,y Jgdg.J Dav
ufuiel AIT. ioewenherz Deonitnt hnei slvo ani costa
900 ID .Itlis-uirht-.
Marine Chamber.-Ty Chiof-.nsii -, Shrl--
Grrcnsio Gutenberg O1drr extending tufe D.
yacacd sin SiU cn-s and plaintiff en"r Iud.n 200
want 81 answer Uiin;u an. MyDsh Yn denied blt e-
COW. NGytmf at kiuNaN NOfnIs granted. Jenkins
RYAN Waller a. l~gglt appointed tFfrifsr hrinntf
Herbert Cause dn~n inT sreond Friday Nay. iatrr
aff fnI. touu1l tg Nas-cDf iiyrftil agt nuW h.iaF
art Simpson liff I'd - igt -TcOni avenue IT, D. iuI
nrlera ~ i-raufiullute N1hlri AZ .iul nr NH.fl f
-Hg'f.f"iH Victor 20 1trp3cA Wooster as '' ~. l.ls
- substitution.
Tri0i INN farf by Judge Nc Adam Kran On 'faHt
Motion for ffia denied ~ opinion I'D o. Little r.
filed. smith at WasfYB Deeisi,a Hel. littpafnrx
ACT Wenck Motion tor trial drris p rrfili'l n'
MA lcHi igrt If-By JH'gc hsne5-rhcfmla iet IOs.
irr-tJplnlOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
TAXING BROKERS' SALES.
THE SENATE BILL BELD BACK-A NEw "EAsu

TIE SENATE BILL HELD BACK-A NRW MEASURE
PROPOSED.
lFRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT oF THE TRIbuNtl
ALBANY, MAY 4.-The protest uttered last
NIGHT nv the Wsist brokers before the Assembly Joint
Committee Taxation against the imposition of TAX
of a. on every one hundred shares sold of the par value
of 800 has already had effect In the Legislature II
Is plan that bcnoeforih the b will receive That careful
attention which its Importance deserves The mem
bers OF the Joint committee express ainazement ut
the amount which the tax womb bring INTO 'ho o'"Ie
Treasury annually.
Their most sanguine estDste was Sl,0O00OO being
based on the calculation that the number OF shares sold
daily i'm the stock Exchange was only 100000 NJ
MCKAY the presden; OF the Stock Exchange, said that
the average was 100000 The hill viii be amended In
view OF this error alone the committee does not pro
pose TO raise than Sl200O0O from taxing %iook
operations Mr. steele says that the committee had in
tended o. tax corporations and like financial nsiitu
lions only Ia the OF the amount needed yearly for
the support Of the state The amount pro
portinned the brokers only 81 100000; tax OF
60 600 600 he would regard outrage"
Upon the meeting Of the Senate to-day, senator Mad
den moved 60 reconsider the by which the biz was
passed then said that he not aware yesterday
that hill specifically taxed stock operations II he
had known ts character he should not have voted
fer H. senator Forster moved that senator Madoene
motion should be ald the table II his opinion,
he said, that the bill had better be permitted 10 go 20 me
Assembly and there be perfected Senator Madden re-
Senator Furster's motion then voted down.
n wa suggested that the Senate had better delay
fou on its hil ti b OF the Commission has been
made public for comparison. This proposal met with
general accepts ncc and upon Senator Sessions moving
af the li be laid the table the motion adopted
The motion equivalent TO directing the Clerk not to
send the hill % the Assembly Ill he had received orders
10 do - from the Senate.
The Governor Tax Commission reported 20 the joint
Committee on Taxation Onight that the Commission
was engaged In isug the Brokers Tax bill sent 10 IL
BY the Joint Committee md had already determined to
fnclnde D the bill "a sales 10y other classes 0i
brOkers II h Understood that the term other classes
Of brokers means and produce brokers, ana, IN
deed all kinds of brokers' The Commission will also
recommend amendment 10 the BIZ that VIII vastly
change lis that the tax OF Onefh OF
mill shall De the actual market value ~ the stock
sod and not on It's par yane In the Joint Commit
tees bill The bin amended 10y the Commission, III
not he ready for presentation 10 the JOINT Committee be
fore Friday. The Senate will. therefore, do nothing
L. urfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
THE ATLANTIC CLUE rIcToEIoUS.

The game of baseball at the Polo Ground
yesterday. between the Metropolitan and Atlantic Cih'
OF tie Eastern League Association. resulted IA an easy
victory for the Brooklyn club The game called 40
1893 D. H. The vis0rs winning the toss sent The Metro
polan Club 10 the bat. Brady secured base on au
error Of schenok Cntn followed, and Was caught out
on a foul by Haycs. Lcary secured hase on a hit,
which seut Brady home. say followed and forced Leafy
10 second base where he put ont by I-kc Powers
was thrown ont by Nelson To LarAin The Atlantic Club
id not score any rms in the first second inning bat
I'm the third Nelson LArkn and ROscman each scored
run In the fourth aud nnh innings rune were scored
by the Atlantic In the sixth inning Kosenan. Creancr
HAYES and schenck each scored run. The home rlul
scared y run In the fourth inning IN thr Third inning
Dreamer made "a three bass~hit. Aluui POO people wife
messed the game. The following are the summary aud
score by innincs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
INCREASING PUBLIC BURDENS.
lRr 1KLLnhArn ro M TKIHuNEl

IBI 1kLLOHAfU 10 TIE IhIhUNh'I
ALBANY, May 4.-'rhe Assembly debated for
some time 81 iis afternoon session to-day MI Donohos
bill Increasing the salaries in the Department 81 Chair
tles aud Correction Of NewYork 10 the rates that pre-
vailed during 1880 They cut down by command
Of the Legislature through the Public Burdens bill Mr.
Skinner charged tbst the first step toward repeal
ing the Public Burdens hin hut the Assembly ordered
Nc bfl te third reading 10y the astonishing vote OF 81
to 20 Al the city Democrats voted for the BILL Hs they
always DO any bill increasing salaries
The Assembly also went hstray on OIL OF MI liver
es for the appointment OF twrDt water inspectors
In Putnam County, whose salaries be paid by tue
City u NewNOrk. MT. Everett has log rolled on fs
bill AL through the eessiOn. tl he has obtained the
pledgee of nearly all the country Assemh that they
viii vote for u. Mr.. Hamilton and Mr. Andrews vi the
EewIcrk delegation, protested eneTgetcally IN behalf
Of the city, aga0si any such burden being placed upon
a. Mr. Andsewe charged that the bill had beeu surrcp
hOusiy pasaed ahead Of its order The bin ordered
10 q third reading BY vote OF 90 to %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
YALE ATHLETIC GAMES.

The Yale Athletic Association held its annual
field meeting at Ncw-Havcn yesterday. The contests
may De summarized as follows;
lOOyard dash won by G. r. Corvith e2 time, l0iq
sec.
Putting the shot-O. II. Briggs, 81 30 H. 3i4 In.
Quarter mile rnu--C l.. Gardner 81 Sec
One'nile walk. bourne. 80 X min l. sec
Running high iuinp--C. X. Billinga. - r. 10 In.
l2CyHrd hurdle raced A. jones. - 2Oas aco.
Throwing the hnmnser-O. H. kriggs; ~ n. liA in.
The tugOf-war wac won by The Freshman Glass.
Uafinile ruu-H. W. Calhoun, 80 min. 10 sec.
22O-yard dash--J. Smith. 81 % sec.
Two-milo bicycle race. X. Billings, -; min. IS
sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05

United states Judges Benedict aud Elth-
f,ri have r,ua. ,l 900 opinion boz u.r Circuit Co.u n
Brooklyn -cftrra new point 200 regard % Do, mature Of
tlD crime ~ passing counterfeit money. Do OIL, lhf.d
~fat,- Cour- what ore known a- Infamous cru.,- r'
oIIrr tAc indictment ~ prisoner ty Grand jury. hIt
certain other crimes orc uIcd upon Information hl hy
r District Attorney, which i- l ODE nature of au in-
I.rint 90 drawn hy him. 1nl- caves che expense OF 70
orand Jury. Making counterfeit money l- 600 Infamous
rru, and heretofore passing 90 l1s b,rn ci.-s.l
in ti, -niue category. Iut United states District
Attorney Turey OF brooklyn. ha~ hrld t.4t
DO was % uh-drmcanor and col'd Dee pro
cc,1ed aln.f.t ou information. t.,t caee aro-, &c.,
comfy uud ls- just hrtu -r.I,d Anar,r huftt VIA
arrested at tic rauc Tune That eight other nnl were
arrested for IasIu- counterfeit money boo ifoul lu 49,
ItuurY proceeded a-ln-i hfu 600 lutoffI fon and hr
wac convicted lis cuH-.l raised Che pnut tat lu
dlrtucut hy Grud jury WAS needed tu
hruc Yates to tual. and moved ior am
arrest OF Judgement THr point Was ar-usd before
IuaAcs Benedict and I.ltrhtur end Tuesday oriui,n
vu- banded down sustaining o., position of DO, blrtit
Sttrurt and deus lue the motion Ihc decision .1u
,frrt large sateIu thit cl-s of cl-re. 'y ,a h
dI-lo-td OF rapidly mon ufoiuatuu 1ater Nit Boo
stuiructd nr1t Nrtk criminal indictment be- pending
against Duo ior stuhn'ng niicd -fntce Mai-ni -'er 10
tir neck wANr uu cnuit NHr muhuE On 70 photograph
gallery to secure biz pultlDit alter nls ntftrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
p.nNG cITr OFHcERS AT1 H0TEL

DR.. Z. n Purly, president Of the NcN-lorl Mcdi-
cal Society had Abraham +. Cox. of 80. 2n2 East
S.Nfccuih-st, arraimrd on % charge Of perirr hc-
fore Justice Morgan. nt the Jefferson Market Police
Court yc.trrcny. The allegation L. Char Cox SO H.
mllyand falsely sworo 10 q statement in ana afhia-
Viz required los the Laws OF 1850. chat 100 Anil.
1897 hr received diploma fIom the University OF
Casflrton VT and that be- has been pra,'i ue since
that time under tins diploma. Ihr complainant
aver, that hc saw the affidavit in the Couuit Clerks
Office and that 10 j. falls" 30 stating that Ice receive o
diploma from ihr University Vermont Cos. in hi,
own behalf told the following story Four tcar- ago
he Recommendations of having hisnamron the h' rstry
in the County Clerks Onice. he asked Some officers
Ion ia, Tax Oncc and IN the County Clerks ONCE
If he rould Dee registered without diploma or crr-
titcate. and they told him he could u De coud
stand SlOOD Several days LATER IN officer ~ tbr
Couptv Clerks ONCE handed him blank to be-
filled out aud had him sign his name in book. The
two together. with several Others then went 10
Trcncbis Hotel whore Cox paid the 800 several
weeks after this incident he met these men and toll!
chem, that me- would like 10 have his name erased
from the book and that they could keep the 500
Tbrv told him that n would he all right, and lac
surpassed that this was never done.
1he prisoner was held IN $1,000 to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sUPFrlg Couw-cntHsgss- iied by Donohue. f-coa-l
g., ~ ss. 90 "a, ~ "a, H. - ~ 1873 l35 49, lI
la is0 is5, ls6. 49, 49, 10 o. BIS. ~. 2io. 2s.
A,sE,sYFSr c,L,gyPsaNe. !: o. g 3. g. % g. 3 3
g. 10 81 ST. 81 81 - - o. - IA ios ioa iis ilL
z ~ i5j l5s ~ i5s i59 10 TO- ic2 iG3 loi ie5,
-triWns t5rlT --GiSEait TFna Heid by Prcstils Jua
mrr a', asa 'ndfrH iIniY aGl p'h ts ,"i tr'i
l6 49, i5s lC2, i IO4 1855 1864 i37. no IN. I72,
sfEclA rEaa rarrernore, oosrt epeus at lo3p A. NJ
oso. iio5 26a 1919, o65 1000. 1903 90 lo25 o4o o5&
CincrI@pirr I.-Harrsii J-ceart ogeas q 1910 a m.
Ne' 9 y, AZ, 40 5ls' az 80 az M 7 ~
2i9.g' 1851. Sjil' i532. s5Ia
PAaI lIysn Worst Jc2ar ePses az 20 % a. n,a''
on 2s2G urmmer agt the Bridgeport Brass coalriiy
ssrsgs 9s a ssr ma FSe By ss S 81
srE,sL TkrS-ffnl J.-toit 5rens ai 10 calca.
dar OILED 81 n a. m.-Sos. ~. 81. -, ~
TRlAL THIN -PAHr T. II a0d IiL-Apourned Tor tae
cessoy TFs i y cSr15a. 81 &
Nos ~. - g., ~ ., > .. - > n3 ~ " ,,,
Equrrr rs.s Adjourned Tor tie term. ,.........,,.
M No. 5l' ieag. va 1910. ~. -, 80 ~ i27t
iu2 l5ii ISIS. IaiG 1917 falS 1870. 1921; 49, 1923
E F,T i Al g f. = Ne SoS MN x.yio
M,RNFTorif ImAL TEnn fAAf 3 Held oy Nehroa- ,.
49, oa'i i ,s'' 500 sal ,cS Sg 59 so 5o $50
5sia a. soIl $500 j18g 50-o 3o1f. 6-pt. 5i-3 f'sH
g..l- b. f Co.'S. % So 1.2I
PAN a. lltu,-. I.-Court opens - l0 A. m-li'ld 30
rotu l@ ftf ilali Nf~ 500, 500" ~ 's' S; ID, 800
taOf I.l IfI l.fl our 3d. s''-. a.Wf, 1ttf ltf.,
5g-A -l-f se,s 5.5T s3-U J2-3 81 g. .,si or 5--i
1920. 5.r 52a -ss j2YC b-'s o-.r, '''i' 'f'- ,'''
Ptrr iiI G.,pr j. Cont olea. o. 10 q D.. iieil %
aIlI g. s. -i,t .2.a, 5.51. 51t,. 1-.. 2in.
stStsat ~Ys-Iovs- PAM i-Sng ih Tho People aft
Peter l,I iufitdr. michael Adams. ihnHa. Ioil
JOHN VI .lunrr htf.irY Janirs w. iulr- o. John hf tA.
grand arecny. poniilck demo g. receiving -iY safii
IS tlIfu iIu-ftlH. 1900.
panrfT Giiir.lo.yr 1.-THE People ast Arthur hlhff,
l.r.t John fDlnniD asslN and nlttrlff jane I
Ift William a. lIsHilT perJars. i"fif i .ii ii-ii
I.r la.. John Yi.rnas Ifsrry r ufiil faie George
"a CLAIR "a b sam l. tack lottery Michael lunn tA,-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
orr FoR EUROPE.

LISTS OF THE PASSENGERS on THREE STEAMSHIP
THE NUMBER OF DEPARTURES STILL LARGE.
The exodus r. Europe 10y the regular weekly
steamships although much earlier than usual continues
20 be large The White star steamship Republic for
Liverpool. and the Imperial German Mail steamship
Herder, for Hamburg both OF which win sail toslay
have nearly their full complement Of cabin Passengers
Among those who win sail ON the former vessel are
r. yTtt, Assistant Secretary Of s;nfe; General q. W
cuilum and wife Henry T. Abbey and wife; the Hon
william Walter Pheps and C. c. Bancroft Among the
cabin unsacnrers Of the Herler are Mrs G b Richard
and family, Mrr. \. y. Judd, Theodore Iiliou. Mnc
hnrc Mr. Huck. OF Chicago. and Mr. Kramer Following
are the complete ts together Will thr s % those WHO
hnllnd Tor LNnrnnnl NnsipIhnl ON the GalIA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
IN EcoN0NicAL COOK hook.


There is quite n body of cookbook ltera-
e but the scarcher after Information and practical d-
rectnns for following in the footsteps OF Sntun aud
so,rr win be grieyously disappointed II pins her
faith on many Of these manuals The majority give
ouacd receipts Drift hs recipes the result ~ their
Lave experimental deserving OF much patlly
may safely say that those upon hon hey
MARTYRS the ~ culinary science. The need has
been long felt OF cook book which viii give clear.
cise directions for preparing dishes that may hc eaten
without dread Of nightmare. such book Il furnished
by " sunday Dinners Manual OF Home Cookery, by
the Editor ~ iHg WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ana published In
royal octave, paper covers, TkDiNE EXTRA No. Ga
n IL sold for the nominal price Of % cents and contains
forty closely printed pgcs OF rrepss all Of which have
verified 10y the author. What Will be- found OF spe
ca value housewives IA the series Oi for
day dinners, which may be changed az pleasure, but
which viii always enable one 10 steer clear Of
muuOtUuy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-05
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
TAXATION UNDER REVIEW.

HE SENATE DETERMINES TO AMEND THE BILL TO
TAX STOCK BRoKERs-TnE TAN COMMISSION
SUBMITS TWO BiLLS-REsrRArNTs on ForEi"N
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
In the State Senate yesterday the biii 10 '' o
brokers sales was laid on the table 70 await
another bill tn king brokers sales which Is 10
he presented Tomorrow. The Tax Commits
sion has made report on some bills ana
submitted tive Others taxing liquor -deai-
ers and trust companies The bill 10
restraining foreign insurance companies nom
appealing to the United States Courts was
ordered 10 a bird reading. The conference
committees had the Sueet-Cleaning bill again
under consideration.