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New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
THE TAXES or PRIV1TE BANKS


-
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10. - Commissioner
Raum will ON next Wednesday gyo hearing TO the
private banks of the principal cities the country
against which charges have been made of Withholding
revenue taxes due the Government There seems to be
more difficulty in the OF some OF the New York
banks than any others, they making the yerst
outcIy against being compelled pay the back taxes
TINS only applies, however to portion them "a In
those eases where money due withheld under mis-
apprehension of the rulings OF the Department tl.ro
has been an easy adjustment
Ihc deficits compl aimed of due TO the nrnctcc of
s"'c ni tHc PRIV ate banks OF returning less capial for
titNalnn thhn they really have. Colonel Monitor, of
cincinnati IL here in behalf OF the prvutr banks of h
city bat they will hot ho heard unt the
already referred to las been completed.
CoihHli,siolcr Raul viii leave Iuv NeU-York to-night
NAY ing received telegram from Secretary Wmdom in
NitlhS 10 'oniert the ,,t,u-
qu"hcs oil the pnVate banks in the matter OF internal
revenue taxes.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
WHAT JAY GOULD SAYS ABOUT PRFsIDENT
D()Wn'S -.

ar r'""' az W,eFo~~ '" me neW- f0Th World
tiaVe you taken any action, MIR. GOuld. or
shal yon take any, as 20 the laugugc by Mr. DoJ
IN I'M IhhUNE concerning Mr. sage aud yoilrsciff"
" ies, was very much surprised his launIap, CON
cerhing me- for have had but friendly feen~a
toward him. and supposed him 10 have NO other Tel,
lnss toward me. As soon as saw the language i'm
puted I" hl'n IN IHE TRIBUNE notified him 10 ca an
immaculate meeting OF the Board OF Directors. did
thls matter Of business proDrietv M
directors having authorized the president as 7 nm
derstahd nt his own suggestion, to sell the STOCK
ana the President after getting the authority re
fused 10 sell the stock the President certainly rcsnn
siole Tor serious breach OF trust and the directors
fa to protest against this conduct they may Themselves
De Drought under the same responsibility. In my iudg
lncnt the directors or a company trustees az
the sockhoders ifthey have sold stock high profit
that proht belongs not 10 them individually bur 10 the
company and they must be made To for it, 10
my surprise Mr.. Dowd, instea of calling meeting aI
once PAD no attention To note till late ay ON
saturday, when he issued call for meeting on Friday
next, nearly week off." '
THAT meeting, of course. Mr. Gould You will attend9,
certainly shalt Pray understand that have not a
collar OF interest," short or long IN the the
speJnaton simply wish u see the best thing done
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
" W-fORk AND PHILADELPHIA.
No. NEW LINE
BOUND nTooE Tou


Icaya rof TRENTON and pHIIADELPIITA
Liberty ST. ' ''"" e'a'loh y IL IL ci " J. foot OF
n M 3n y n Sinth ana Groen.sts- 7i5, J:3O Ills
5;S0 - -" ~ 43o o:io l2 m on snnday at s:i5 a m
bs 'nira ana Berkssts $50 7:45 ll;i5 a. m lSO $50
W rSn'"h warren and rucker-sts, b:3D 7i5, 800 Has
O;3u, II ' - - W. " v" '"N"V ''f' a. ~;
IeluFn trains leave Phiaieluhia Tor Ney.York
NtAt1ona ihila. and r. r. fr,o,
II 7un'loy M Sd = w. y m ~ ''' - p i'@
5pt ' III hfd ald 1erisSts. at 800, S:20 DIS H. Sto
-, o;@s Il:fUp m sunday NJ 7:tl 4. n. "'''
a ~, ttenlon warren and TnckerSts-l;25
I'D 40 ~. m. m ~' W. ''Ni'N
ht
Al,ookiVn aud 'rle nepot Jersey y" ""' ""ih
o4 srs or sale 1t foot NJ Ihcry-at. Nos 230 s9l AN
No }23 Brondway ana the principal hotels
brooklyn ~ ~ @N'i"oN '"''o ''"elis w Whart
~ Transfer Comuanv. Dodrs Ion
cntn SH rag aSe from hotel or residcnes destination hnn
catiohcan hn nlitc ~ III AMI l,393 Rr,aiVev
ave, Now York, aud Court-st Brooklvn Al ~ NNlh
grAqh. ~ ~ w. '''"Pho"" ava Law Ieie
'T0sEPn j. nAHRIS 80.
t,cnclai Manager. -.l.-SN IN,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
NEUPORT NOTES

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. 12-Elcgant cntor-
talhnlenS were given this evening by T. A Uavcu.,n
Cornelius Vanderbilt and George r. Fearing of New
York. - -'0"'
rt ". u ldpplncott and family, and j. W. Ijpu,ucott
anu family, OF Philadelphia, anu Henry Steele ~ w
stOrk, A. NJ Marshai and Robert Bell of En,I,u1 w.
rived az he Ocean House to-day. '''"' "r-
Ground was broken TO-DAY for n s,iniu,r ro.s L..
'haIeS +. Chlckcring o. New York ''" ioi
"a, a iurst ana fashionable audience was nj tho Co.i,
u'iS evening 10 witness the faree-comedv ontitinI
AMER the Opera" ontiCicd
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
A DECISION SUSTAINED.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge Batchford handed down decision In the Of
Norman H. Pollock, against the steamboat Laura. The
Laura was licensed to carry 142 passengers between
bridgeport ana Ne"-York. In July, 1879, trip
she carried 1872. Pollock laid information AGAINST the
boat and brought sn recover S5 C5I for penalties
In November 1870. the steamboat company obtained
from Tue secretary 0f the Treasury warrant OF Tenis
Bo ana In the District Court verdict for the defendant
Was fehderrd The case then carried to the Circuit
Court ana Judge Batchords decision sustais that Of
the Court below. ~ -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
DR. THOMAS And ms CONGREG4T TON.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The Peoples Church was
crowded To overlooking yesterday III expectation of a
sermon from the Rev. DR. Thomas, and considerable dis
appointment was felt when he conented himself with
very brief address to the congregation saying that
has been suspended from his ministerial functions he
Thought best to follow the advice OF hs and not
attept 10 exercise hcu but To await the ting
the General Conference in October. He expressed the
nope tbat ms corHregat would have patience,
time would be Short Whatever the action OF the
COnferenCe mlGht be he Wonld rntnrn To ihnln
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
THE COURTS.

fOLLOWED UP BH A DETERMINED WIFE
Ella Il. Wnton began recently in the Sn-
pfehe Court an action against husband W.,,.r w
Winton, Tor decree of limited divorce and for ,l,
ON the ground OF adultery She alleges in her COMMAND
that she was married in 1865 nc Peekskiu \ W
if"h winch place she went Sitn hor husband f., So,a,
'oh fehh' where his father, who man of pro,nj
hoaee' n'ed she lived with 4Ir. WiatOn untit S,ptcm
Der 1874. when he left Scranton without bidIius fr
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
CONEY ISLAND JOCKEY CLUB RACES

Inc racing at GravcScnd to-day will GER
tahy hc the best of the meeting 40 far The foIds arc
wonderfully largo. aud OF wonderfully good oual, ,rb
contest between Hndoo, Eoe and AclIa in The three
EeaF-old handicap, and between Gcnmore Monitor and
faf"le tn the Wi and trccuartcrs should attract an
immense crowd They will certainly rank among the
mos INTERESTING r".cS oi the year Ibcre will DE- nv
racer o" 'ht - ani Etr"pi"chase. IRE entries to the
''''c hc ~" ho yet made public Those the other
races "lh IN" weights and ages In full "a follows
TMO-lEAR-OLns. u mANnIrAr. 81 VILE
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

and have gone 70 wovk Many wcighers have sece,led
from the organization and have accepted their former
situations The rest OF the strikers maintain firm at
titnIe. NO trouble occurred today, other than the
stoninr by women and children Of a few of the men
drivers. Tho military were held IN readiness, hut no
service was required of them. Ono tile ne police
IHon known the Ribbon IOlice was shot IN CLIu-
pCWa-5t by an unknown person.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
THE CASE OF sEA AAroR SESSIONS.

ALBANY, n. Y. Sept 1.-THE case of Sem
ator Sessions Is put down for trial County Court
tomorrow The Dstrct-Atorney says the prosecution
wll be ready In the subpoena issued for
Sharpe can be served but up to time the Dstri,
Attorney officers have not found the Speaker
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
60 t0bom il man Concern.

NOTICE. Information wanted respecting the
heirs OF Thomas Davenport, formerly city Of London
derry Ireland who emia c To the United states and is he
Loved 10 have settled NJ lexington Alabama and
have died there about o,righ years ago Information ~
to date and place Of has dealt whether he e,t any cb
drrn did a.. % th,fl nnu ,,1n Ia,
yiSinG. and their address, required bV ~ '-' '"A
HIClA 30 T.. WHITE, solicitor
= cdgcr iu.llnys Ihiadcluhln
orFORKfSf REL -, solicitor
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
LABOR TROUBLES IN NEW- ORLEANS

NEw-ORLEANs, La, Sept. 12.-The cotton
eassers have 1t is stated, accepted factors terms
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

ITO Students % IaXation-A business man
about mSe"tigatnt ihe subject of TAXATION with vicy
10 future lsgsla,o9 Wishes an assistant wording np The
subject scicut ally furn
au'hclrnt knowledge OF French
thcrrs In thcs languages preeIrrd work can he inn
home without with other
ht cas on" year Hbrta compensation tent Der son
Address stain clrcim tanccs, salary expected vC o. M
l.. o. Box 2O2, Ncw-Yoik. fN' '>N' w. III"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
Eost an0 tiouno.

RANk BOOK LOST. T.-Bank books Nos. $50 rot
AFa W 3S '4' "lihe wrry Sayings missny mo
nntcr Ia rested 20 thru chem
before The I'm day OCt01cr application viii b,
made 10 the bank Tor books wa w"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
5icaGnboats ano Railroads.

4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS, TTNrp
a. Noie change IL Location NEW SrEAME.> SSiik.
'Nn Jnn "a \ Of az; leave daily eKcVp -,gf.rlsV
ii"n @ i 10 a. Norih River foot ~ t. co.
daN stc4nIrr tOuNhes AZ Albany. - wv. ouH-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
Ocean G!cnmcrs.

ootcnn e!enmcrs
4 NCHOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ From, NphMGoBBK pNs No B6 tANp GLASGOW.
Furnes.ia oH. sent oi ~ ~, ~ HoI'h Hver NewYork.
D,yonm sept ~ a. m. I'll ia &c Co. i y - = m m
ineSe steamer do not cary ca,te sheep or pis "
ch1ls fou 10 $50 ENcursiOn ucGcts reduced atas
Ssc0nu clpn, $40. Storage. B2S
NEW.lOhh 70 LON Dos DIRECT
A., from P,er No t' North River. foot OF har cs.st
AIS ltl-... sept IA, lUa m. toiv sem =, -,
cabins, 40 ANA H6J ~ H.
hi.N pEHSON BROTHERS. Agents, Z inr't;rc,n
CUNARD Line
FROM .,r,,, XXQrIcEz7"LAyf e)urm"
oA "'''"A - ty IRP))L VIA oUEENs
morn, -, FROM PIEt 10. -. N)aru RrVEa
& " SHAY supi H. 10 a n
W 'nrsllY, sept. n nm
iC.--..--. .-..-..--.. "Wednesday cpf Is ,,i p ~
Iaoin 'A''t'A 80 a. 40 ts,ttl ss 81, on tty,rt,
Steerage eYsts5' at rlaLt ,L,ss u G,r,,, !,
rates rreIghta aai 1ittI{ as No }DwIa1. it.,l "
V4.sN)N T. BhDWN y GJ, AFslsA
GuIoT LINE; ,n,,
FOX nN5FFR dTERSTAJE1 ST4TE+ NAL .N srEIAAMMRss
r,,,,.,,> -, 'raving Pier sc N H., of i[in,,.,t
XJYoS1f y uesday sept 3 a H.
I Je scpf. N,
XuS lesdny, sept -, $50 a. m
-'-------- ues'.ay, Oct. /, D. M
iY fhrso steamers built or il, ~ a. n'
paftlnehtA ana are mrnShoi with every
the ptst2c across hh ttIntc safe am, i &
He oahoom, stiu]lng room. drawing roam Iinn1 a,1
cl'l ste amer. The aierJ0l an urr lr1 ~ W "'
IL tn.e GREATEST of all iuNureo at porfocE yslil tn
ca eiN - ASaAGE aecor,iing 10 .lfo,r,r soo 500 an,
si''' . HE.:M 4DtAFl, $50 -r'.i RA - a. ~ r'T '"'
oFFlCh, No. ~., u.io> ~ " "" ''''
"lA-li ~ q. ..t.u.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAIIROAD
- MNnEI. -, 1 ~ ~, - 80.

@sS9s sS N. wit WITH m,rn1 i Tor the NorR aad c sSn. D.
BALTIMORE and ONO RAILROAD.
~ MODEL FAST IINE TO TuE WEST
ON and afrr Iao IeiumGrr and Washington.
,ana H. Depot foot OF Cortlandtst ana Des a
& S39a mEyyeept SUNDAY arrive Washington i:a5 p. m
frs i9s ,1t@bur columbus and Ciaennau iag.or car a
P m paiy fast Ire for waslinaoa a1iv, Cincinnati
. seepcs through To Cincinnati @ m ES%s aS no no a. M =
- gnr}@p;Sht daily seepers attached open for passen
,5a n ~ e MN N HFiye yiy at Camden station Btmore
i 4@,S 80 a. ' W"sh tom 10 30 Seepors Tor cia.
,r No Other The Inc makes West Trains arrive
Gkgis and sicepn, bcrs secured s6l oasr @ 'lp P p "a, N
and at All tc tie Pcaa PR Jaai alS ao,d 2I5 fs c
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JFPSFY
FIJI Eton 9 Jss tSS r, Mnsf1 M1SaFy'I station in
Leave New York loot - 11tI,ertv.., ,s,,u,v,
,,, 6;aoh, m-for Flcmnstoa Easton. Aentoya Realm,
K H. EastCH Ao151p' ~ .' Rsa55}r2r1 ar55}21
ra.o Tg Rrrc FEfssoS'o} E,9oS Se,asev. tolat1 n.a
mch @ ThnnS WIui m'port ranaIua 0r.ftSl NanticSTe
mFcr E@Ginstoa Eeston. Allentown Reading Har
c, 3l5 > u-for Pennington, Faston, Wind spp Msnch
d" "S '@1%' Fr 2cdoc rc2 MSST9'Te & &TST,"g
44tSo 4aSoo m-Fey 5onerv'ile. Flou,nyto2. 80
RSaainc m orrr E nas'@% %,nc No. Il and r. Allentown
sunday train. leave At s:45e a. I2r M Tor Bonni RrooS
io%n Ma%ry 2,i2Ps o1 rs w E! 5f' M tor Eas'a Allen
or Ncw1rk ht , Nit. els 6t5, 1:l5, 7:3n S:0l
3itp G lnl5, lo;fh ll:l5a M l2:t5 IlG2 2:Sl
a. .p iso. > h:lh $50 6:46 Ii $40 $780, 1890 sis
For trains to oca POINTS Time TAeles at station.
\ Y; and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
1oHsp ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Alnhoy south Amhoy
Pcaank ank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asburv Park Point
o;3o 1902. IN wa ~ = ~ " ~ "
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
SHORT I1NC-QUICK
non THROUGH CAISS-LOWEST FARES
fph ATLANTIC CITY FNIHFSS .,on M vci,,
rare from One way s5 3 Ron Roma & trip $40,
k'REEliOLD and NEWYORK RAILWAY
GAO n M 'or Freehold 54h 7:45 m l2m 2 430 $3.50
EW- w -JJEkSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
3.t5 51n Noute wa sandy HOOK l04O q. m l9n
~. "'"' 'idu'h NNO wv ''dhliYs H;oO
ant yc m" S''5 m.-For Ocean Grove Point Pleas
on sandy HOOK via Branchport 5i5 7i5, a M IL n
G4o9l m, IL M, . 4.3o b:3Oo M - NV o'in
gat, &c " '"''' ''"'' 'iVor' harnc
~, N MI Rail-l;30 n m-Via Sandy Hook for taka
stationstp Bay sta ''''' ''''Nh' ~ VIZ a1u AL
5000. m.-V'a Red Bank for Iakewood Mbitinss I,,.
river Barnegat, sc. 7 - A'"'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAlNS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND q IN
SUNDAY; THREE STATIONS II pan Ap3,i 'N
4. - ~.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED rorrR
NtsNI Al FASTEST TINE con NSlSTF.,sr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAPf.I,Y 'A
ESPress LEans leave NeyYorl via Deslrossss and cor

Ians leave New York. Deslrosses and Cor
iandt Dsrtcis ttrtlOs, as follows. ~ ~
$50, :St = $50, % 40 Limited I a IN. aeo gtn 1
o. 'V' " ,V ai ~ p NJ ma u gAt Suudals 20 and
4; M; M ., OS1 81 I, $50 and lOp m, amt ~ nshG
''t-' W" iitii''A a''l N-l--
returning, trains leave Phadc!pnia 1ool 25 52s
! e2 S3 ana II a. M. tlinited eNprcsS }l n h &
H. 9:b" 200 AMI \ d. on Spraat -Ionl g.tb s.as i
$50 a m; l. 2 s05 and m. e ,.hisflrl. ,ia ,,r,
den, - M ana s.5u =. m. dav, rpf S,,,,5e, i -
llcket piioes, 12b and ga Rioadi. Aston Ffo,.e ani
itot o beshtossts ana FoItlandt t{rrok.
yn Annex station Iu,f HrooL an 80 Is
llb and AIS Hudson EOboRs.t ~ 4, ON Tsr, $50, is
grant Ii kef Once plr,. --''
The New. York ttiruanv So ,.a .,-rr
baggage from hotels aud resldcuc,S' 80
FRANK THOMSON.
General Manager ,s.,,i f,s.,- rent
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
THE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON

ard NEWPORT, from Grand Central Depot
iiee express trains daiy sunday Boston ~
500 a. m, lpaiior attached and D. win
palace sleeping cars.
sundays at 10 (wita palace sleeping ears) LAIaed
uchets 10 Boston IAN rail-, 80.
On ans alter MO NDAN, June q special LIMITED MN.
PORT EMPRESS train leaves
tachei arriving AZ Ncwport al S5 and PaTlSr
Si seats can De obtained at metropolitan, Avenue Sna
inGsUr aotsl ticket OIAces and al Grand Central DeoL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads
A LBANY ROATS /

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LTVF
s61r,g phEW y s ana ST JOHN leave PIER A. Ncrtt III
SoUIH SIDE OF CANAI~SI, every WEI,it nav liver.
M connecting at Albany Sunday morning excc,5e1 et
trains North, West and East. ~e N-Ne eP.e.J wa
Excursion tickets to Albany and return 70 "a
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
GTONINGTON LINE TO RosTON


lne Elegant steamers SpDNlNGTON ana \ a R4kAGAN
Sh IL ialif, except sundays az
- Il. ", FROM II fR S3. y. r
As BY ANY OTHER lTNfc - - ~
IioAes pr $40 a. A. Dasgh ticket o9iceS siatereetns
secthc"a ncc3 u WcScots Express Company, Asor
noas' nos SSl aud 33S Broadway AMI Metropolitan sad
fltR ANcn"e iioieS D. - BAaCOCh- Presldenk
l. W r1..AI rs, GenerA. rlssenser AgenL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
DONDOUT. KINCSTON Am r,TSEuI

- HvN IN y, INNING at tCOElens IN.si PointL
M1tA NtWihe, Marlboro Milton. ponrhkeenge lsor :
Iohhecl;n@ VITA Ulster sna Delaware W.lk NaAsy
Iii"auS 0tvahbo lis Ihomas Cornell James kad-
,no w any q . M loot Harrison -. North Rvcs
except Satofday~ when Thomas Cornell caves a. M,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
NORWICH LINE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after Ju'v II. 1881

~ To Boston Worres"r Nashua Portland a,s the E,s,
ss> CIV "a, lol-o'eiI RS leave Plsc NJ North
uaY Huniivo n-luirt "'.S DAYS pll ~,',r. - :
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
NEW-YORK CENTRAL ANn -uI-nsl
NEM,,YORK NM ND NORTHERN -.

-
tor anb2ry. Com. Brewster. ta,.nol Af.h,. co.,
M. daIy, eXcci sunday. - ' ''-''' "'' f-i" p
Brew ~ter. Carmel. Malo-as .-3 irt.-,,. A..
'osNf io''l->t 500 = ~ daily except SUNDAY
Maiophc special and N.ty. leave ltJtb n = :, d N, .r-
To connect with Trains leave Fecto~Ns ssrv g.,
hiote tirie az urpa turc from llst',>f 10y nv '''Ns
,HEt' i,r -3n " st a'dsf. near Sfl. nv.
The NeNfolk Transfer Company Wiz ca Low e-s "a ,s
baggage nom hotels and roSa~pc.s ~ ~ 3 "'-' eI''A
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
NEN-HANEN. MERTDFN. HAPTFOPO

y sPRISGFIELD. HOLYOKR WHITE si6-->r, ~ . .
g. S'eaieISe etNe t1er =. r. E-at D. m: t.3isf -
u; NJ -'iifFS -Kce pted. and ll:3U i~unFav.
diate points Tickets sold an. bag+s,n =. 81,
gonrtsf preoti,, - t'.,itl-
Haven r@ifrn > I'D ONN-F-" '~N'ui'i"i % NeN-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13

NEWP0RT ITNF

m aqf Se%p9r Aartas VINEYARD Nantucket Cape Cod ana
ala Old CoLON1 leave New YORK daily (sundays excepta
az a p M il"ln Pler =. " r. Annex boat Brook m
~ m.' Jersey Nlty p m, connects bafb
lckets ana stIterfOms be secured az an rrire.i
otes transfer and ilckot Offices.
on On List o. tours and excursions rates s1t
Hs, on ap2lcatlon. GEO J. CONNOIG Gent Agsn5
BORDEN e LOWELL ' -e'h@
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
1 EHIGH Valley RAILROAD.

r. PASNENGER TRAINS. aud after Nav lSS, v-u
ieaye 6epos foot y Cort,andt and Dcsrosses Sta At
W. 80 m and $50 T. m for Eas,on, Bethlehem Allen
tnwn, teaihug, Manch Chunk. Wiifeshsrre To-vanfs
Mavery, Ithaca, Geneva. LYONS Ruilao and rhs 40
iian ~ D. m ior Eastnn. Bethlehem Aratogn Rsaii--
Maneh Chunk. ~kesharre and Pittston Pullman Slec,-s
Soie's atiat 's 70 $3.50 train. Trains leaving = o
n1 r. ~ AN. am ~ y NJ connect for all pons ~
S,S Lha,toh Goa. regions Il. B BYINGTOS. -. r
General Eastern Otnce corner Church aud Corilaudss
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
ALBANY DAY ROATS- navy -ee''sn.

A Il n N
1sr EiBBARD iay lsan LAYS exesp.sh leave Vesitv
q r S1i,ar,t 49, , h m sr, ,Syl - A118c "a
keepse Rhinebeck, Catskiii AL Taisoa 97 FStsE
DechOy Terry VITA tle :: - n. tTist,r
aware r r. at iiuds9a lor Piitsacli, L85s1oI - "a
~ Albany Tor the North AMI West AMI Spr;ct =
S5A1IAT0GA EA APkaSs. New York cenrlI ami H1ssAsLL
ucketsto West Point or Newbars rstrrnin- ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
DROVIDENCE LINE

fOk PROV lDENGE DLRECr
Connecting with Providence "A orct.ter Rallroad
~, Worcester ant a.. poiats north, via Morrrsf@r
me falace steamer MAS~ACuI Sl.TrS wiu l.sye
au'" tilistdNS and saturdays all tla Siet1sr O d.
hhA A. "A on Mondays Wed1esi anl trisysal 4 n FRO
PiI-h - y. q. Oot Of Narrsn- ST.. NsW.Nnrk
SatetuonS secured oices OF " esf,nt-ss Ev-ess 90
pahy, ana al l'ran. .Itu loeis act o.ne,s
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
Orcafr Gte1f1frs
OENERAL TRANSATTANTIC -COWpa
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

EMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
u NORTH GERMAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETMBFN &EW-YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ELHE Wed, Sept II MAIN 2i
at, sept. Il ODER sat, oct.
,r,, ~ TON, HAXRB or BREMEN
FIRST CABIN. &lOo-SECO ID CABIN $50
STEERAGE $50.
Return tickets nj reduced Prepaid cern.
Gates &S Steamers sail from Pier between second and
Thirdsts., Hoboken, y. j.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-13
Gountrn Boar0.

4 SCHDDLFY'S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS y T.
WI remain open during the Aatmn months drives
heANul scenery medicinal spTugs heating
send for circular
j. JwARREN COLEMAN Proprietor
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-20
incorporation.

The New North Vest has this to say of the
Incorporation Act passed by the last legisla-
ture, and under which it is proposed to incor-
porate Benton
Some Of the towns are contemplating in
corporation under the act of last winter, and
it is favored by a portion of the press and
joked about by others. The incorporation
act is voluminous it is faulty in not apply
ing to towns less than a mile square, and the
maximum limit to town taxation-tWo cents
is too high, but this latter is entirely with
in the control of the corporation. Aside
from these matters the act strikes us as an
excellent one. Every possible exigency
that can arise in the organization of a town
incorporation and the subsequent govern
rnent appear provided for, and amplitude is
a merit rather than a defect if the provision
are good. Col. Donnelly, who drew the bill,
endeaVored after its enactment to amend the
provision as to size, but the Council refused
to rescind a previous resolution to refuse any
new business, and therefore could not enter
tain it. Doubtless many Montana towns will
soon desire to incorporate, and a general law
is much preferable to special acts, as it is
more complete than they could well be made,
and adjudications for one would apply to all,
The incorporation of one OR more towns now
would develop the act SO that its defects, if
any exist, could be remedied by the Thir-
teeth Legislative Assembly.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-20

round

The Record had a sensation this week
about assman found dead in a coulee south of
the city with his hair lifted, his body filled
full of cold lead and various other horrible
particulars judiciously thrown in. The RIVER
PRESS reporter has investigated the matter
and finds the hecord story to be correct, with
these insignificant exceptions
The man was not dead, at least nothing
more than dead drunk: his raven ringlets
were as secure upon his scalp as usual no
cold clammy Lead had penetrated his cuticle
and at the present writing he is the %liveliest
corpse in Montana. The fact that an ex-
mounted policeman was found in a state of
restitution in a river coulee-the result of i'm
billing too much tangle-foot-gave origin
to the report that a man had been found
dead.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-07-20
Tne Tzunkete Constellation.

After a most successful tour throughout
the territory this troupe is now playing a
weeks engagement in Benton. The per
formances given thus far have been well at
tended and everybody speaks in terms of
praise of the company. This evening the
beautiful Irish drama, entijled.,''s Patrick's
Eve will be presented with Carrie Plunkett
as kathleen and Will O'Keefe, the jolly
commedian, as Terrence O'Moore," The
performance will be enhanced this evening
by the introduction OF several songs. The
"Danites, sour Boys and other popular
pieces will be played during the week. The
entertainments are of just such q character
as 10 please a western audience and the citi-
zens of Benton should not fail to take them
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