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RAILWAY NEWS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC LITIGATION.
Az INJUNCTION ~ JUDGE BARRErT-THE TRANS
FIR oF IHE STOCK ISSUED MARCH Is RE-
srEAINkD.
Upon the application Of Eyarts, Southmayd
& Choate n counsel for the plaintiffs IN the su Of
Charlie, r. Wocri-hofcr Il Go. and another agt The
North,r, Pacific Railroad company and others. Judge
BARRETT Yesterday granted injunction restraining The
railroad company the Farmers Loan and Trust Com
p,nv and the individual defendants from In any Wise
feddng with. interfering with or transferring the
I.ouOD shares 81 stock alleged to have been Issued
Mnrrh IL The return day Of the injunction order Is
AprI 20 when "a motion Wil be- made to continue tho
Injunction until the final Judgment In the suit
The complaint asks that the 10000 shares OF stock be
rc 10 be- yoid and that the ssur Of The stock be per
mutually restrained: that all outstanding common stock
al h. Nnrthrrn Pacific Railrond Company hr drrlhr'd
,niI and directed 10 be- delivered up and cancelled
rr,cr 10 shall be- found In the pO7srsSon OF directors
d. officer, OF the pauy Or isrsons having knowledge
of the circumstances under which II was issued; ana
that n. To- the remainder "f the stock In IN" hands o M
uor,t pure hasrr- FOR value without notice the d ,t"
and officers OF the company be decrccd 10 accom-, ana
nav back the company all damages arNlhH 10 the
roiuu.uy by reason of snrh alleged illegal issue. Inc
nr,r s served Yesterday morning upon the fhllfo"d
COMPANY and the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.yORR. .....APRiL "a, la

PORT OF NEw.YORR. APRIL IA, 1881.
ARRIVED
Steamer Manhattan Kelly Rlehnoad City POINT sad Non
ok, with ndse and Ia Old Dominion ~ Co
Steamboat CITY Psin Greasy Charleston days In ballast
TO = & OI4ary.
schr HatteL Page, Marshall Calais. with humber 20 tasn
aer q Dubois
ser robert Foster Poster Calais with humber TO simpson.
Clapp y Co
stRr " Darling, Pendleton. ROekIand with lime to Bsv
Hand a Presley.
schr Edwin. Everett. Rockport with limo TO Havand
Prrssey.
scir Mary Eliza Jones Portland. with lumber 70 II
Smith Il co
schr Acacia Br, Haley. 81 Jshn. NIB. with lumber eF Fl
sehr Nellie Clark CLARK 81 John, NB with lumber to Pr
Smith & 60.
scbr Etts Nckerscn Usss 10 days with potatoes W or
der vessel Ia A 4 Heaey.
sehr Carver, nm, Rockiand with lime 10 u Brown.
TINE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
LrvRaPooI, Ap l2Arysd, steamer Marathon tBF), Ger.
roit, from New.lOrk.
LAksR, April iO-5 m-Sailed steamer state Of fennsJi
vania (Brl, Richie, from glasgow for Ssw-York-
SOUTHAMPTON, April ia rived, steamer NeekH tScf),
WiAgeroa, from Newfork 90 her to Bremen.
AprfI i2-Saed. steamer CimDria Ger. Ludwfgs
VERA Cruz April l2-Arived. steamer British Empire.
Faweett, from NewYork.
NAVAL INTFLIIGENCE.
LONDON, April l2-rhe United States steamer Wyoming
has arrived al Gibraltar.
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DhnThETIt Nsw Haven coIn Ap p To- Fsea' Bart
fgperI from his late Residence 90 ~
Fnne " e . n% Sa lr' s as take place on Thursday
April II. at North Adams Mass
DEACH-ou Monday April II, at Newark. NJy Emma
Funeral rom her. late Tssence, les Meant ave-.
Train leaves al $40 M foot Of chamsersst Railroad.
BoDIYE wsst Nsw Brighton l. mid'y ,, "SIHi r
mnd Windsor Bodne. aud second daughtsr 81 the Rev
COILINS-A the Grand Central Hotel in this city, April TO-
ISL Csrs-on Collins ~ d. of Grca Harrington, Mass
Funeral viz Se pl, wsias'dsy April y q SeleSSS
Relative. Snl friends invited attend
Massachusetts, papers please copy
DEsHoNEnter into rest April TO- AZ 81 Anicw's Re-
Deshon D. and daughter Of the ase Erstas Brainerd
Fnnera from - AndTew's Church M~riden. "Wednesday
F1ilrnds ar are II invited to ATTEND
DIXoNAt Westerly. r. l. April H. 1881 Nathan f. Dixon.
Faaera at bis late residence on Friday afternoon April Is.
William Daocan and daughter al the late Peter A p
Funeral .eryicss Trinity Chapel. 25th Broadway.
THURSDAY, IAN INST at ~ m Friends are Hniy re-
FTsHER-At Detroit Mich April 7. Nicholas Fisher aged
Funri at Memorial NJ E. Church. White PiAirs
Tran Leave. Grand crniral Depot at 1890
FRREdASon sabbath morning. Grace Gcrion. danghter
of John q. and Jcaanet;a Il. Freeman -,
Relatives and frisNs rtiy invited 70 itshd hrr
funeral Wednesday, the I3 inst, IT O'Clock. run the
residence Of her parents Ravenswood. l. J.
GREEN FTELDO TUESDAY morning. April r. Frank wiie
Henry Greenfield and daughter Of John kOTner
Noiice oi funeral hercaitcr.
LEWIS-At Elizabeth. y. J.. April II, James W. bewis
cnurssllat at law. Of 81 Wsll-st, Ard ~ years
Funeral his residence, I4n1enase, Elizabeth on
carrages Vii Iasst trains leaving SewYork At O'clock
AAUJER-In Brooklyn. D., on Monday afternoon, lth
inst after protractsd lines, Harriet beloved "ifs OF
Daniel MaulcT L..
Relatives AMI friends respectfully invited 10 ATTEND the
funeral Thursday April H. at NJ run hef
late residence 52t Grandst Friends Le kindly reI~sscu
to send flowers
InteTrnrut in u reea wood Friday morning
PATrISON-da SUNDAY ming April To- the Rev Eusrne
Pafii-On, y. Bethel Conn aged 10 years
tntaruBt AZ Az Oui, On lbufsd a. LAS u VI ~
uuNets
ROHFRrSoN-At hts residence In Bedford West'hester
county sunday Apri 10. henry Robertson Ia the ooth
Funeral NON his residence "Wednesday. April IL at
carriage Vii meet 20 from New York al Kat0naA
UDALIAt Nsek. I. l. April L. 1881, Thomas Il,
son 81 James snd Margaret \. CdaiL
Notice 81 fI be reateT
IrNDFRUILL-fn stamford. Conn on Tues'ay April ~,
Franklin the late osOige lndcrhI. u Ne"'hofk'
In hi. SD .---.,
nsaves and male friends invited to attend tie funeral
srryices his late rrsleRes Al 2lo y ~ THURSDAY it'u
inst
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis fer ne past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, April 10, a. m.-The bar
ometer Ia lowest in Tennessee and highest In the
Missouri Valley. Cloudy weather and rain have
prevailed In the Southern and Middle States, and snow
in View England, the Lake region and the Northwest,
followed IN tho last named district by clearing weather
and colder nortbery winds The temperature has fallen
from 20 to 30 In Texas and norther Il reported on
the Texas coast sOuhery winds continue In the South
crn states east ~ the Mississippi with slight changes In
teinpcraturr slightly colder northery winds prevail In
the Lake recon and the Oho Valley; brisk and bigh
sohrrly westerly winds have prevailed ON the Mid
die Atlantic coast.
TndicdiiOns
For New-En gland. partly condy weather. and In the
southern portions light rain. northeast 10 northwest
winds. falling followed by rising barometer, ana no
change in Temperature.
For the Middle states. slightly colder and part cloudy
weather aud areas rain. variable winds shifting TO
North anil west followed during the night BY clearing
weather and rising barometer.
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4 NEW LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO.

ALBANY, April l2.-]he Buffalo Cleveland
and Chicago Railway Company. of Newlork, the same
~ PENNSYLVANIA. the Now York and Chicago Railway
Company " Ohio. the ~ Indiana and the same o
Illinois are about to file papers Of consolidation with the
Secretary Of state This Will give continuous line from
Wnvne and thence to chicago, the whole dis
tanco ~ be made without ehange -, OF cars,
Tbe name ~ the corporation VIII bc |le
New York Chicago and NJ. Louis Railway company
IN. capifa l. SJ5 100000. Of which sllOOooOo y pre-
frrd M per cent aud the balance l. common STOCK
The directors are Columbus Il. Cummings, pthei T.
Fes Calvin = Brice. Charles Poster, samuel IhOnas'
Corye / Scnoy, John I. Martin, Edward III X l. man
walston c. Brown William Fleming and Alexander NJ
Xhifg.
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posrox HARTFORD AND ERIE MEETING.

BosroN, April 1.-THE annual meeting OF
tocthoers Of the Boston, Hartford aud Erie Railroad
WAS held to-day. Directors were elected as follows
John r. Terry, New-York; Delorme Kno"ton' New
York; Richard A. Roberts, New-forS samnel T. "'vS
or, Nev.York: MA. Coleman Ncw-Yorki Henry r.
ttV,o, Connecticut. William Denman NeW-Y0rk; JAS
McMchan Massachusetts,; John Rooney, New
Sort. John ID. Sanborn Masssc husetts,
- "a torcs Adair Newf-York The bylaws were
80 amended that meetings of the directors may DC held
ia SewYork aud that directors may be elected rresIre
live All their residence. IL voted 10 authorize the
Ircslent and directors make an asse sShent Oh the
stock Tor the purp0se OF carrying on she bbSaoh W 10
c0yer property OF the company
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Identified with the progress the welfare and the history
OF this State We might perhaps say:
RbRERT RAY HAMILTON,
A man Of noble birth,
on iIlGsfrious pedigree
And of princelV fortune

And VI prtncely fortune;
HIS eonadinE citizens sent him 70 the LngsSure'
In the vain effort deliver himself OF bis first concep
tfon % political -tatesr snship
lie attempted tn bnry n comp At the city DIS ancestors
had made illustriOus by their patriotism
And he sunk In Tie slough OF his affection ana was never
after beard OF more. tGreat Laughterl
What shall say Of Dr. Hayes Misses what q
hooking disappointment he has been Juhge Day
cught 20 have known beterthe president o. TIE Geo
graphical society really ought t0haye known De ttef IN
sad OF going 10 the legislature he ought 70 nave oee t
upon The impossible task OF looking for the open ror
Sea beyond the North Pole Laughter Other duties
satisfy the Republican party or the country that can
not afford to carry upon H- shoulders the burden OF
the tricks which have been played rs In Albany IN us
name We ery, and Justly In the record OF the Re
Puhcan party but with all its brilliant record has
not the prestige 70 y in the face OF the peoples win, as
these siyty-siT Representatives have dared TO do IL
had been asked NJ the last election 10 choose he
tween Hancock and clean streets aud Garfield and dfty
Streets how could have helped 10 choose The evi,
OF the speakers has said lies in the carcus-the
machine The city belongs 90 cOterie whose sole OBJ
jeet and plans have for their end the desire OF
retaining office. Perhaps the lie yslaure Will Yield 10
the more emphatic expressions which have found mtter-
ance az to-nigis meeting; perhaps II VIII not what
away from them The patronage and the piunderfor by
no other II he calledthe plumber repeat III
our Municipal Government. which they have been
feastng too kong. tAppause We can do IL, and We
Will do lAppause Lev the committee Keep IN me VII
November, and let the people teach It's representatives
lesson by beating them at the polls. prolonged ap
paaSe
The question Of the adoption Of the resolutions
was then put and carried unanimously, with much
enthusiasm. The chairman announced the meeting
adjourned, subject TO the call of the chair.
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MR.. GOULD PRESIDENT OF TIE TEXAS
PACIFIC.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE directors Of
the Texas Pacific Railway met to-day. The resignation
Of Colonel Thomas A. Scott president OF the road was
read The resignation accepted and Jay Gould was
elected president Ia succeed Colonel scott The latttr
- rct i from the board Of directors, together WIN
NJ II Houston whose place was hiled 10y Gehrrai
Tbouns Eckcrt II. NJ. UoNie, formerly OF the inter
elected am, riuteudcnt To succeed Hcorce Noble ~ u
.ttrd that Mr. Gond has purchased MI scott ehtlI.
Interest i'm the Texas Pacific, amounting 10 ABOUT
81
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FILL or SNOw ~ APRIL.

P0UGHxEEPSIE, April ia heavy snow
storm prevailed along the Hudson to-day. Several
nchss fen at THU place.
MpNrGoNLEr. y. Y, April 12--The ground here Is
wen covered with snow that fen to-day.
Mur,Ep. P.nn April ~ snow and han fell here 10
day for several hours. checking the forest hres-
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TIE PRESIDENT OF HAMILTON COLLEGE.

CLINTON, N. Y, April 12.-At meeting Of
the Boare Trustees to-day, the Or. Henry Dar
ing. Of Albany, unanimously elected President Of
Hamilton College.
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Special Nolitss.
TIToe. r.. KIRBY. AUCTToNEEs-
BY THOS. T.. KIRBY & 60.

~ TIToe r. KIRBY. AuC1TONEEs.
BY THOs. r.. KIRBY 60.
EXECUTORS PERTMFTORY SALE AT OUR ART
Rooms, sl5 BROADWAY OS FRIDAY AFIEH
NOON AND EVENING NEXT
ESTATE or CHARLES ". CONNOLLY DECEASED.
OH PAINTiNGS ENGRNvINdS. BRoNIES, STAND
ARD AND ILLUSTRATED BOOKS. Mtkkohs,
BKIC.A.BRAC, &c.
Included h
: rrTIF.S GREAT PAINTING. SUPPLEMENT OF
MARYLAND By LORD BALTIMORE"
poprRAIT OF CHARLES CARROLL OF CAEkobLloN,
IN THOS. SILLY. btC'D.
and Impsrtlnt Fxan pies Nv
L,,,s., -Doughty- Baker Hamilton hArt-l-ihs-
Crupsey- S0Dntsg, AMI others
oN EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
t..,r Ic. Cream l.liverci Families 20c Ter quar-,
"a, IN, gsIn To Chuf hos, 2je per quart EseaDlshed
1851. W. - Bible l"u~'.
,t.. p,nl... VI. d.. IL L.xngtoaave, nrir Zsthst.
$1,000 - Hours 10 | and 10
Attention GcntlVulcn
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10 is Hardly Worth Any Ones While TO
take the r,sk Of waiting for Cough Cold, any Lang
Trouble to 60 Ii came" when remedy and
thorough Dr. Jagns's ExTcctorant u - es-iy PRO-
cura bIa
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IIEUr.GorERNoR ROSKINS IMPROVING.

ALBANY, April 2.-I4ieutenant-G oyprnor
HOskins attn shows signs Of improvements
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p.NyvR MADE A DIRECTOR.

PHILADELPHIA, April IA meeting of the
Roara Of Directors Of the Bao PttsbuPg and Western
Railway WA held here this afternoon, ut which j.
OF the rtn OF Il W. SellgnAh u Co., OF NOW
Nnrk Ma eleGted q dlreetor.
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oUARpIyG AGAINsr BORDER TROUBLES

DENVER, Col, April IA Santa Fe dispatch
10 ne TbsRS sayS Governor Terasoas, OF chihuahua
has stationed 900 Mexican troopa ~ IL Paso, antic
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Presbyterian Hospital


NEw.YoRK. April u. 1881.
Tho Thirteenth Anniversary 81 the Society OF
THE PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL,
a, The City Of New York will be held the Hospital. 10th.
east VI Ma1sonaNe on nv hSDAi, tt'n Mlst s.oy
o,l29h y ,,a ~ uili pa ona1, fr ins.ee,loa "
II. someryiIie, Auctioneer. Geo. A. Leasit & TO.
THIS WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
Also TOMORROW THuRspAYl EyENSNG at the
LEAYIrr ART GALLERIES, No. sII bro@hsS,
OIL AND WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED PIcrURES
MANY VERY CHOICE AND DESIRABLE.
THREE COLLECTIONS
c,mnyt,pr uumtoT By the prominent artist. Mt Eugene
NN'NF'-o Mreks F1orence, Italy.
lamar xrxpt,n OF cEi tEHeATEp EUROPEAN AND
AMERICAN ARTISIs
MARBLES BY HIRAM POWERS
Of bis best flshsr IVA
eonsolae-Proserpine Wsshington-b franknn
Mr. pOwerss works ar. searo very rarely offered for
saie
The Medical Profession are Enemies Of Dirt sre
Disease.
Mass Meeting Of Physaa, and TIE tTe's1 % 5ss
Reform VIII held A. Chieksrnx HAIL a. Issisis-
'uro the i PnoTass8R WILLARD PARKER. NJ d.
WI" haSs sse speakers prs Torayce Barker tG ss
a.. ssP f Sss: & ssps bls ss%' A.
President '.assssas sssas S;sis :! S:.s.'
pre,,deos q NE Nss'Yc academy OF H'a'e',s
~ JSSaS,ssss s = Il :.n. s,. x.4o. ssssy
d TIE csany Of ssw-fo,s v,.,s, ss,a ,os
ss Z Il si So ssl ssssA '
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pn.fnnirc Nnlice.

The Foreign Mail. for The week ending ~ ~ Asrr
III isst viii cosr Al TIN. IT E>pAt, ~ j. M ioI
Europe by steamship Wisconsin wa Q'h,'"Nn al o. "
n, fhr scotland by steamship fnrnes,ia VIA ,asKoM IN
NTsn%Y nj 1880 D. m, for Europe by steamship
scythia via Queenstown tcorfesFonoD" f"t Franc n.' 20
s,se,Iy niIrr.s.,i, AMI al M iOr ffsh'e ",Ist ~
CaDada via Iayre on TIT " On, !. ~ = NJ,
90 I,,,,e ey steam~hip Nielnd vim Plym"nth, th"f-e3
"a i,,,,rg and AT II Enope hy steamship Niiy Oh
Montus1 VIA Queenstown 81 SATURDAY. al 81" w.
- T,ra hv steam .hip britannia. Via Queenstown eoFie-
of GERMANY and scotland must be specially al.
,t, ana AZ giO m Tor scotland Direct by steamship
.br,t Via glasgow and at $50 a. Tor Belgium dliect,
iy steamship iceland via Antwerp ai AZ II In ior
oder southampton AMI bfentn.
Tbe m,Hs for Aspinwan and south Pacific close on MIN
-, IN - m 1hr mails for Porto Rico clOe on TUES
nNY All p m The mails for Vera cruz via New0fieans
w ri E-pNN % The malls for Hay u Close on
III, al 10 a. IA Thr mails for cuba Mexico ana
a., vi Indies closs THURSDAY at l@o p. IA. The
VI, ~, 80 prnnula close Oa THURSDAY att .. m. The
for J.inaIca aibo savanilla, &C. CLOSE ON FRI.
~ ~ ~ ~ IA The mails for Venezuela and Curacao close
~ Sri,rIAY IT a M. The mails for China aud japan
90 - pfil 20 AT The mails for Australia. 80.
close Ap'' ~ HENRY a. PEARSON. Postmaster.
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ndie--Brancy OF yonr siiyerware adds charm 70 Mo
table. 4 sc ELEcTRO. SILICON Avoid limitations
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

ta's t-nths ~
t-rsrla fiyous q fr tfs = hnu
- ins rspruts tAs us'ion
IT, b. foftrd lnr
Indicated g. tie thsrnonetsr AZ HUI
o. q FharH - 81 aiFsl
TRrnr~E OFFICE. Arm -. a. m.-The downward
movement continued during yesterday Cloudy weather
generally prevailed. with rains during the first hair OF
the day and part 81 the a- Iuarter. The temperature
ranged between 37e and 49, the average 39S91 being
81 higher than he corresponding day last year, and
IOtss lower than Monday ,
Cloudy weather. with Light rain, followed ny parry
cloudy or clrsr and colder weather, ay be expected to
day Ia this city and vicinity.
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patng trouble between the natives and the Americans
Mexico
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REPEATING THE DEMAND.

~,ox m, THE LEGISLATORS IN DtfkATlN0 THE
rousrrrEE's BILL CONDEMNED WITH EMPHASIS
-vrycHEs BY CmEFJusTIcE DAILY, THE
my. pn HITCHCOCK, JOSEPH VI. CHoATE AND
OTHERS.
Arothrr meeting Of citizens and residents OIL
vs~.York was held last night at Steinway
15.n 30 protest again against the flthy con-
.syt;on of the streets of this c1ty, ana 10
,~.,nhasize the sentiments uttered at the cooper
80 meeting March 49, The audience was most
..s,,,o;astic and demOnstrative. John Jay pre-
- and addresses were made by Chief-Justiee
- rarard Solomon, Jackson s. Schultz, the
D u, Roswell d. Hitchcock, DR.. William ii.
r,,.,rs and Joseph II. Choate. The report or
~. csusm;ttee of Twenty-one was read ana
...,oxsd end a series of resolutions was
adopted.
PLAN WORDS IN sTEINWAY HALL.
rs~ MEETING vas of the same general character az
~ m. that was held in Cooper Institute when she
Cau~ittse of Twenty -one was appointed. Long DC
furs the hour announced for the opening every ''
=. t,s hall WAS oeeapied The galleries and sisies
veye crowded and the audience oyerho~eo h,'" ','0
..,.... MANY persons being denied admission by the
yecs osSeers for lack of space in the eniiaihs inc
sudence comprised soue Of the most prominent per-
s.~ians and mercantile pursuits. There were
sreat many women present who appeared 10 SNOW
~v.st enthusiasm in what said and DONE
few minutes before 8 o'clock the invited guests,
vh, hsA assembled in the rceepticn-room took seats
ON the p,atform. Peter Cooper ChiefJustice DAILY,
Johu Law. Henry Bergh and many other weli-known
,usn we're enthusiastically eheered when they ap-
,eares Among others on the platform were
a~uater Jenes, Joseph II. Choate,
Icr,Ss r IesI,n DIR. Derby,
jacobson T. Schultz, J. P1erpont Morgan
Roswell ID. Hitchcock, sMrroSate Gavin,
Danie{ Fslestou Elbrdge L. Gerry,
n - uar.haIl Dr. W. II. DiTpcT,
V,iatam a. Cole Joseph w. Dre1ei,
Csrnaiias Vanderbilt. Professor hlnoaru'
Wn1ism L. Dodrc r., Howard Potter
Thatcher N. Adams, I; H. Cosslu
DF. Eoora. Eenry rice
vhs meeting was called to order by Chief Justice
rsax. who was received with great applause. He
said:
In PURSUANCE TO resolutions passed at the last meeting
ves have been called 20 assemble here tonight to hear
Sse streeCieaning hin and determine what further
action Is 20 be taken. Assemblyman Hamilton is
- what authority the Citizens' Committee had
come to Albany TO procure the passage Of
nss Si When sent sy Anira Parri the saren
Der al the city of New Orleans BY those yesselz lying
vzs the reply. We answer in the manner: "By
the power OF public opinbn No meeting since the war
Wa more earnest than cat held at Cooper Institute;
and by public opinion mean that slow,
1Aat ea and deliberate conviction which crysiali'zes
info public opinion THIS meeting been called
hrther action shall he taken. For chairman now move
nppoirsnent Of the Hsn. john Jay. Much apPlausel
THE OFFICERS NAMED.
JOHN Jaw then announced that Thatcher NJ.
Adams would read the list of vice-presidents and
secretaries which was as follows:
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DIED..

Ol<suarsnr ine.
adv ercmen 10 Evening Post Telegram and Daily News
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SPEECH or JOSEPH II. CHoATE.
p Ci,n,tc th,n steppeI forward and said I:

A. I doubt not thai YOU are all, TO man AMI 10
woman iugbicr In favor Of ths i,, 1,,ar ~
mine. Hrt | feel it NY dut, ~ pcIhAls "lSH'i :"
apologize to my friends. the Pou'e ~, o,, ~
the remarks made at the meetns !. NoolCr 'ht
They vent even 80 lar a. am not mis-
taken fLaurhterl Well, upon con.id'fhllohi uhlh
llnurht,f r didn't tell half Of H. hrhS". las.sn,SrI
~. Ia ne Interval and n not the REMARKS hhhe Nv
Mr. schulz must have enlightened yuu Nh"'Vxu ~ ~
thelr criminal negligence 'Rsy ,e Jinbthoria and
turning IN DR. Draper and speaking very ss ~ oo'e'O
spinal meningitis nngb,er which Moos oS n -, ~.
verv seriis an eva II u wonld but carry on some OF u,
guilty nfhors instead Of thos" nniIScr- OF hhoS.n.
si Victims, they have maintained that they sy
W" n, FOR such crmes Yes, thank God, We
have still Grand Jury, which bas ALREADY aten ,.e
necessary steps to procure hn I'm rial nv Jury
No rrnrmHsr Sat Twesd indicted tried found
e,'ntv n"i seHtenocd on separate counts Why should
ILL., mem moi be Indicted also ON -eRaraie counts say
for each md every ward which tbey nave ta.u W Ae'p
In clean condition II evidence TO convict lnsni
nf@esSary send for or summon jackson 3 echnib
rssoutions upon which yon are asked 70 vote
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ernrin he duty Of hurymg these miscrSant Trprss.h
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worthy r, preAenaty es,gonc 10 ihhghteFl am a.i
that that cake Of Zee %o9 @ 1n'" ~ bury
them IN the mud they loved 80 we'll tell you fstst
Cooper never in his ne made 9nyy ssin9 s,cs
10 the political memory q these ai,orSahi sialesne
Voice m the audience; iilt him egaln am aise
me srtens will charge mo With throwing mud lLAhsh
,y 1nt what can We do under the circumstances they
have left US nothing elsa prolonged laughter ana H-
NE Win not only bury tbem but aso perform the duty
Of wrtinf their epitAph This venture 70 say nVuiy
not be very difficult tash 0n emil sas bSvs 40 write only
brodshX and II@Sle; viii 4r R know nOISins else
%e could sall4 say more Inc name Of bis family