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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
RICHMOND
RAILROAD COMPANY.

AYw.YoRK. 2Oth May. 1881.
In Pursuance NJ order ~ the Board Of Directors gem
cral meeting the Richmond and ALE
ghany Railroad Company will De- held AZ the Office of the com
pany. Nainst the city Of ohnond. VA on Thurs
June. ISL Al O'Clock At the said
mrtting proposed plan OF consolidation Of said company
with the Atlantic and Southwestern aroad Company.
corporation Of the stale Of West Virginia and the ohio Cen
Railroad Company. corporation Of the state Of Ohio.
viii Dee submitted.
Propositions for contract contracts for traffic arrange
with the abovename and other corporations and
tain alterations and amendments Of the bylaws OF the Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad Company will be considered
and passs~l npon
The the NJ stock will be closed from the
l4th day Of June ISL until after the lay Of said meeting
T. X. LELAND Secretary K. and A. H. H. Co.
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DEDEMPTION OF CIVIL BONDS OF 1873.
SIAN ~ cu4ron,I,. 1rr,-trY nFrWlNrNtI

STATE 80 CAIFoENi, 1up'-t EY hErNiNtNt{
-A.rAAI Nru, iuur J, ISL. y
WHEREAS f. nu tii- ay H ihr stall A7n.N INV
suu 81 Orr hundred and three f'ouAui fi".T" s'a,
vti,b uu.,f isti ltiur 81 ti' stat" =" NJ
f.fula, entitled act to pt"fnr i" t pay l' W
tnri Tie itr 20 tAli"inl hu ~ " ~
q funded debt fpr that Iut'1'. uip"ifh siil -
a. n ian t, .,rilu o.; i,u EouH- ~ sad STATE -,i
Soto" ~ h"ffil elNh " NJ
M, -um 81 one huudrrd three ti'u-and f',,' ""
r. nov m No sinking fund TIE IIfIn-e ~ pAN M '
bonds rnmurucins vlth uufu'rr one u aIu up J."
in,lf,st and thrrr firu-Nr, bfihg one hH''N
.ri tlrr. uD bond. - one thou,luh $1,000 d"ti- '"'n
AND u -I, bnfd. uuuib,ftd above -htii u", 10 80 49,
,f n,v.uf A. c.t,r. tuu a fr rntlrfu" "i I'M nh'A
non Wh,hr1 thr net if q" -tltrn.' ~ 'o'
..,u,t r,u,ir state Treasury o. ga! quo Ills
.urh rnd- sl,r.y,t presented. and hey Viii ara"
H' '"'''' ' ' IONS "a ell. stale Treasurer
or,trR oy my Nfw YORK fQrTkuE -tENNcr,"t, (
SO. b. W ,ii &C.. NJ" oEK. May -" Isl.
rINlIE annual election Tor directors ot ms
r,rr,nv v''I Dee hold 40 their oilCc Oh MONDAY, the
Lth day - June urKt
fon open 10" l. "' u joins MILLER, secrct'ry
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The following are Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
olrn iiom I'm to oe'o Jt,.N ~ MILLER. secretary


I
pt-tt.. A. lINtL " iNlNn q Owl W.. (
- IG.ApW a. NV lUEk. MAJ -u' !, ~
VNITF transfer book. of this Company VIII nc
i,.,t nm "a eir,aiay Iuar !. and Dee opened Ihuf7''l
Innc d. dividend nf lrI &C. t"r ihr pi'i.I," -
A., r,n Ia ne ,,. mo- freo u and tlct y l'
The oir, uf jameson ~A.th q. totuuf ~ - s.,tii
IVA 10y "i"o' ~ WV '''"'- Treasurer.
'' lao 10 80 $50 400 ~. 49,. 80,
NlN. huGk. NAV ~. l@,t-l
THE annual election OF tins colhlnhN VII Wv
l held 20 it. Office above. put'ntnl !" 9 49,. ~,
an. nay trur -~f or abe cir iion ni hlnr I'd JUSTICES ~"
..,It t, ,,.,,i,- m tht., inrubri- u the t"t" ""''
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Al 80 ''''o" "''' ' ISAAC r. LLuNp SECRETARY.
IApiAsA. BLooNNoroV ,>p ~ HN'"N ''"(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
Business Cbaures.

TVO BUSINESS MEN.-For sale, ~ to IA
acres land; mile front, iron indications. splendid
Ia, dOck rty i,Ls--i
fur nine year. fJjO per 10" tenement 70 yoi
wear % miles y Y. city. Terms sdf"ss J. NJ thn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03
fosi ano found.

EOUND.- AT The Tribune Uptown once,
l2.ts Broadway. Of monry oser can f'S"'o -
proving Ownership and paying eAp"nseA
I OSr.-The public il warned aealnss par. ,
L chasing th. f'lnving bonds which are missing t"es
boDos II 900 each. with coupons nnnos,i s,,o % ~
O works Company Ahiou, p'i team,
I.u bmds zach with conI'iN hui"ooi """ -
,u,lsv. of tl,r AtucS water Co. Attl'A
% unie, vii he uropery sdsd W returnins -
,,,an',tY T., a N PILisOS. iSy broadway, Ne"'i"is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

the Free LIST:
R,a Askso bid Asked.
Co,orsdo Coal and MINI 4 81 Louis
Iron, LIST con. &c. 1O2 LIST Is.-..-;..., iAV
Ean Parifc Inc MINI IT Louis.
COUP No IL on ~ Iowa ~ Is, rs, a. '''9
xsr JPacifc Inc ~ " gnar'd Ga 1893 1859 lO7
COUP No. l6 on Ny %Ie1ssl%nu al .,
lSl6 -.--....-... 100 TO- Ian" scrip ~
The Sub-Treasury TODAY lost $3.50 500 on bal
nnce, made up bv coin loss of S666. 1871 les
currency gain Of S126.s73. This reduces the gam
since last Friday to 1921 500. Money to-day AGAIN
was in abundant supply, and the new business IA
call was divided between and 2i2 per cent. Ine
domestic exchanges on Ncw-York, however. are
working unfavorably. and it is not Improbable that
The West will soon be making drafts upon our sur
plus funds A, the places named the quotations
are as fOOws:' Savannah, lsa5s premium
Charleston, ls9l4 premium; st. Louis par ; CHI
cago 25 cents discount Boston, 40 cents discount.
The United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $lSl, 900 National bank notes Tor re-
hemption. The customs receipts were f772o44,
end the internal revenue receipts were Sl42O29.
The Clearing House statement to-day is asfoliows:
Exchanges, $l74.744.l65: balances. 1854 .429.
The transactions at the sub-Treasury. covered;
ReceiDts, $l,029,559; payments, Sl,oO9,lZ0;
currency balance, $6,s15.97l; coin balance
e70.513.550.
The foreign exchanges are dull but rates are firm
bn the basis of the following posted quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-03

TV'O the SIO( klillll)I.lt-- anu
1 HONUUOLbEl,- of the INuiANA bLoCMlN"I"-
ANDN f~lEnN HALLWAY co. .,,.., ....,.,,,,. al.
Nntr. b. ,rby gwen tHlt th" new ton-'tl'''l m
nov ready " issnr 90" h"r oi '.l 'l''' M M
old company stock Will be entitled L" i.ftl'' ~ -
render of h crrtinrate, shares ui rI"o eA'h ~ '
81 the company. 49,, r,,, m. st,ck bol,fers
of tie late ONO Indiana and fa'uc i.i."AY -" -
yav orrr. mn u and Jun~ 3d. ISL 7" tn' h3
al Ia. old Income I.pud- tnr "ptnh u" 'NhN' a., "a
ni mo 10. of ~. new company az ilr same I' at
ssy two ares clcn 81 si0cA viii "' ~N'" o." ~
slOunf Income lpuis 49,, 49, t,,,,., ,,y.. the Income
pus (, irh shall not have been converted INTO '""N W.,
ronv,tfin- lut consolidated M"tgast iH,"l' i'''
dollar Tor dollar D. "A ~ ''''-'' "
rUO TIE BONDlIOLDERN, SCkII !. RU ,,NI ~ -
UOLpEIS SIOtKHOlDEtt-, StHiIa To- ~, n i3iti ~
ms ami oItEDI TOH- Of the bEpOkLfN ELEE AlED
HALFWAY COMPANY ..-.. 81. ,,. t,.,r,,,,ya
Ton hri etnor" appointed 81" az 20" s in,rr
Cou.papv 80 H. Nh.Aau--t. Nr"l uIA NV lI ~
Tr trg "A INN winch YOU assent 9" an exc u.s. VIZ -
alton attrruct drl''-i your So l'l's SUI i h.,
al irt fr which The r-ceipt- az the lfhst '"l'h1 ", ~
gwen In accordance with tho prov sln.- I sam
1,n T.. and Includes e. i-Nl. You are urI'J .'"'
.t after that date This committee VIII ir',F" ~ u'' N
u,slts OF securities or payment Of as-t-,nrnta
'"''- N' &. y. JORDAN,
ID. G. HEDELl.
EDWARD LAUIkRBAtH'
WILLIAM STRAUSS,
KOHEHT h. DEAO,
john J. MCCOOk,
MICHAEL y lEADlNH,
REORGANIZATION COnhnitiNN
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no the STOCKHOLDERS and INClulAN

INDIANA BLOOMINGTON ,Sp WfeiitN RNi"h '"'
llJ HHNAuN ~. -, (
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fnanrial.

BANKERS and CAPITALISTS will want TO
ID ret Tribune Almanac for 1881. gives figures
United states Revenue and Expenditure since 1873 Price
cent by mai
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Marriage Insurance.

The New York Saa publishes n letter from
Lebanon, Pa, on Marriage Insurance" 10 which
the writer, after some general remarks on the
business, says:
Thas faT the experience Of some young men aud
young women In the marriage insurance business
Is interesting. A Schuylkill county young lady
LEFT her home because she could not bear 10 be rid.
ieuled about her misfortune with her intended -
She thought she was 10 be married last month,
but the young man ran away aud left her. Now
she has neither the 5000 that she would have re-
eeivsd nora husband. The details Of her bad luck
leaked out, and she went 20 Philadcphia 10 escape
the taan,s and iibes 81 her rudcr scquaintances.
Across in the next county, Lchigh. two young
people were married. They belonged to different
companies. In less than thirty days they fought
and separated, but tho proofs Of their marriage
had been sent In to the home Office, and In due
course Of time each received the amount Of money
due and they are now separately enjoying II. The
young woman is on on trip to Europe, and the
young man started harnessmakiug shop, There
are many who now charge that the young woman
just married to get her money, and never intended
10 live ~ wife 10 that man. Some say that she
boosted Of the trick she was going 10 play 10 get
money TO 500 Paris.
A young woman Of Lehigh county was compell-
cd 10 withdraw from her class membership because
she said she had 1893 assessments In two months,
and 60 pay one dollar for each was a tax heavier
than she could bear. "Why, Il seems to me-" said
she, 'that all the members Of our class were gel,
ting married at once. My father refused 10 help
me any further, 90 was compelled TO drop out Of
the class AFTER had paid eighty three dollars"
An industrious young mechanic working In the
shops 10 this borough, Joined the company sixteen
months ago. Three months ago he married, aud
yesterday he received 5000, which he 10 using 10
Improve his home. lie said 81 am about $50
ahead Of the investment, and consider myself
lucky. It's all right for young man 10 go in.-
ftf his girl goes back him he can very easily
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
THE PRESIDENTS CONDITION.

on Saturday last tho condition Of President
GARFIELD grew very alarming aud during the after
noon Of that day he had violent chill and his
pulse afterwards went up to 1870. DIR. Agnew, Of
Philadelphia, and DIR. Hamilton, Of New York.
were at once telegraphed for and started to Wash
ing,on on a special train, arriving there in the
evening. Af,-, a consultation with the attending
physicians Il was decided to make an ineision In
the patisnt's body near the aperture made By the
sssas'ns bullet, in order to get frser aOw Of puss
from the wound, the partial stOppage Of which
had caused the chill and subsequent fever The
operation proved successful aud the Presiden,'s
condition improved slightly. Ansrward, Dr.
Agnew made very critical examination Of the
wound aud upon inserting his finger he dis.
covered that one Of his rib. was very much
shattered. lie removed fourteen or fifteen small
pieces Of bone and as the patient soon after.
wards rallied considerably there eau be no doubt
but that tho shattered rib was the main cause Of
his sudden relapse. Since these two operation.
the case seems TO have assumed more favorable
symptoms and the ply sicians express the opinion
that the President will now recover, although much
anxiety is still felt. There were fears at one time
tina, py@mia or bioOd-poisoning would Sc, in a.
re'ult Of the stOPpage Of the dow Of pu.. but thi.
danger appears to be now passed and once more
there are strong hopes that the worst is oser aud
tina, the President, will rapidly regain his usual
robust health.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
A Carroll county cold Nina.

Since the discovery Of gold on PARIS Ridge.
near Westminster, = month or two ago, the excite.
msnt over the matter has steadily increased In .
large part Of the county. A company has been
fermed and incorporated under the name Of the
PARIS Ridge Gold and Silver Mining Company Of
Carroll County. Mr.. Daniel Bcckiey, Of Beckleys.
willie. baltimore county, IL president; Joseph s.
CoInman, vice president; Daniel Reese. treasurer,
and Charles J. III. Ganter, secretary. The capital
stock is $4,000. On Saturday last meeting Of
Stockholders was held In Manchester. and among
other things u was determined 10 raise 600 at
once, In order 10 buy machinery aud employ work.
ingmen TO get out the ore. Nearly the whole
amount vas Immediately subscribed. The gold
has been found on the farms Of Mr.. II. fIaines and
G. Roger, about six miles the northeast Of West
minister and not far from Manchester. A quanti-
~ Of was collected and seat away 10 be assayed
and u was reported at the stockholders' meeting
that yielded at the rate Of S27 10 the ton Of ORE
The stock OF the company is being Sapidly Sold
weeks and work begun.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30

The Baltimore Saa Of Monday says: "The
special train, consisting Of engine and one car.
which brought Drs. Hamilton and Agnew from
Philadelphia to Washington on Saturday to at
tend President Garfield made good time, and or.
cited not little comment along tho road. Al
Magnolia Station rsgnlAr train. banna fst s1ai-
timore, was run on siding 90 let the special pace
II was noised through the train for what purpose
Il was on the siding, and = number Of the curious
got out to see the Presidents consulting surgeons
whirled past. The whistle Of the approaching
train was heard, and In . moment or two Il had
appeared, passed with CULVER felt all around, and
was out Of sight. A gentleman ON the platform
near the line Of tho passing train was warned that
the suction made BY the rapidly moving engine
and car would be dangerous. and had Just time TO
change his position before the train swept BY at
lightning speed. The run from West Philadei.
phia 10 Bayview was made In hour and ~ min
utes. The distance from Philadelphia 20 Bayyiew
10 ~ miles, and from Bayview 10 Baltimore 4
miles. Allowance being made for slowing Up In
crossing bridges, passing Wilmington and other
points, the time made In the run was about mile
. minute. The engine was No. 81, Engineer
Stryker, WIN. Loomis conductor In charge of tho
ear"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
How Mennonl.es Elec. n Minister.

The Grst move in this direction j. made by the
church which feels the want of u minister sending
a petition To the yearly conference. When the
voting Is done, the election L. closed. the ticket,
opened, the names Of the candidates written down
and afterwards announced 10 the church. A can.
lidate with single vote stands the same chance
Of becoming the preacher as the one who had fifty
or u hundred votes. In examining the votes NO
tally 10 kept. and the who had the majority will
never End q out. Ave days after the s.adiiatss
are announced. they will meet agaips aud draw
lott" n they call IL. IL Is done thiIway: They
take a. many books of the same kind. generally
hymn books with clasps, as there are can lidate..
aud in one oi them their Elder or bishop puts u
slip Of paper. which he has written these words
at your lot" After the books have been shuiled
around and stood in n row on the pulpit or stand
by the Deacon the are told By the Bishop
90 fetch the books, which each one does. and then
goes back 10 his seat until all the books are taken
Then each one takes his book up To the Bishop or
Elder. who examines each book until he has found
that slip Of paper. Then the candidate in whose
book that slip o. paper Is found 10 declared the
preacher and il installed Immediately. This u
their way OF choosing preachers In their church.
They receive no salary, and are moreover quiet,
Peaeeable aud Law. abiding people.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
The connecticu. Mutual Life Insurance

The Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company has paid ss6,000,000 In death claims,
endowments, dividends Of surplus and surrender
values 20 its policy holders and their representa-
tives. II has resisted the payment Of less than
one and one.twentieth per cent. Of the amount Of
death and endowment claims brought against u,
and then only In where the plain duty Of lie
officers required such action for the protection Of
living and honorable members. lie policy 70 az
sure protection 10 The rife and chiidreR Of n,sp,-
Der as could be aH sqHai amoHHf arrested Ia the
bonds Of he DATED States, and Is within the reach
Of the humblest man, who might not live 10 save
the amount 10 purchase the bonds. The ratio Of
expense OF management 90 receipts Of this compa-
ny 81 per cent, being less than half that Of the
average Of all the companies In the United States,
aud the lowest of any. No new or specious plans
Of policies are Issued geHHiae, pare aad simple
life asd sHdo'sasssf iasaraRes only IL furnished,
on sound male lives, At the lowest possible cost.
For information aud policies apply 20
WALTER \. Williamson, General Agent,
Maryland Building. northeast corner Postofhce
avenue aud Second street.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Raautv and the STAGE.

Miss Charlotte cushman, II 10 said. used every
persuasion In her power To prevent women pos
sss'sd Of great beauty from adopting the stage as
a profession. She attributed her own success.
mainly TO her physical strength, and had been
heard to say, more than once, that the candidate
for stage honors who had beauty generally reaped
moral ruin her reward. while those poor In per.
sonal attractions have generally long, disheart-
ening struggle, ending On failure. As Tor Miss
cushman, herself. her mind was a. powerful ~ her
physique; her face. u except tho genius that al.
ways frightened q, was houieiy one. "see," she
said one day TO friend who was admiring her
jewels. with that grim humor that those who knew
her personally can readily recall ~ had no beau.
ty TO bring mo these gems. bought them all
myself - philadelphia Pregre...
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
Mule Birds Reproduce their Kind.

Worried (FosH.l Balisfis.
Tha, mules Of any species cannot reproduce
their kind has long been heralded and generally
accepted rs a scientific fact. yc, M exception to
this general rule has been discovered in this town.
Many trials have been made and as many fail.
ares recorded Of amateur bird faneiers hereabouts
attempting to produce u eros. between the gold.
finch and the canary, feat that Is regularly per.
formed by professional bird raisers every where.
About the only successful person in the business
here Is Mrs. George W. Smith, who successfully
mated thoroughbred male goldhnch with e.
male canary several years ago. The period Of
nidication was successfully passed, the eggs laid
aud the necessary time for incubating gone
through with by the mother bird. for two seasons,
TO find that the eggs were sterile and the expert
ment without results. The third year the mating
proved grand success, and every year since tho
amalgamated pair have bred mule birds strongly
marked with the plumage and qualities of the
bullhnch, and as a whole strong aud healthy.
These birds in their turn have grown and mated
and reproduced their kind. This 10 q we'll au-
thentieated fact, which proves exception to the
preceding rule.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-07-30
CTATE OF MARYLAND,
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
PROCLAMATION.

WnEgEAs by the Constitution Of Maryland, ar.
ticle IL, section !, providing for amendments Ia
the Constitution, IL IL made the duty Of the Gov.
ernor to order the publication of any bill pro-
posing amendments rs therein directed.
And whereas the following act Of tho General
Assembly, passed at the January session, 1850.
chapter AZ. proposes an amendment to the Con.
stitution, To wit:
CHAPTER Az.
AN ACT 10 amend section eve Of article four oi
the Constitution Of this State.
SECTION j. Ne 70 ssacted by the Gsssrat As.ens-
by cf Maryiaad, Three. ffths Of all the members
OF the two Houses concurring. that the following
section be and the same Is hereby proposed rs an
amendment TO the constitution of this State, aud
IL adopted BY the legal and qualified voters thereof
rs herein provided, Il shall superscde and stand
la the place and instead OF section Eve Of article
four Of said consultation.
SECTION ,. After the election for judges as here
inbefore provided there shall be held in this State
In every fifteenth year thereafter, on the Tuesday
after the first Monday In November Of such year,
an election for judges - herein provided; and in
case OF death, resignation removal or disqualifi-
cation. BY reason Of age otherwise. ofany judge,
the Governor shall appoint person duly quail
fed 10 Gil said Office. who shall hold the same
until the next general election for members Of the
General Assembly, when = successor shall DO
elected. whose term Of Office shall be the same rs
hereinbefore provided; and upon the expiration
may be elected 70 an, 4 vacancy. an .Ieciion for
his successor shall take Mace Al IN. next
election for membvrs Of the General Assembly 90
occur upon or amer the expiratIon on the saia
term ard the Governor shall appoint a person
duly qualified 10 hold said Office from the expirn-
ton Of such term Of ifteen years until the eicc.
ton and qualification Of his successor.
SEcrIoS 2. Aad b. IL farther ssacfed By fks am-
ikor;,v af,re.a;d That the said foreyoipg section
hereby proposed a. an amendment 70 the eon. t
tuition shall be. nj the next general electon 10 be