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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
IDIEIJ.

BowHE-At oah Ridge. near Railway, y J., On the ists
ryl, u an, SS.g 9s n y, y ,,1a I funeral. on
Aoday the 2@d In' at $3.50 O'Clock p m from his late
Carriages wi1e in waiting at Railway on the ARRIVAL Of the
NOTWITHSTANDING at Hsnburgh. y J., May 49, John II.
Brown Of MaSa,asd. \ J. sSS.i o. year' cocs
cLEMENT-At Mt Vernon on rharSi.g MAJ -; Elplra
D. sifr Of Marshal H. clemaa AMI daughter OF The LATE
Fu1Srai residence, No iG9u'ave NJ
Haven Train g cav. Grand Central Depot at IL NJ
Intrunent At he convenience of the family.
COLE-On Thursa, the lath inst Georgia p daughter OF
klius L. aud the late Josephine - ',oir. ..-- -.
The servt VII be- held Al the relrnre o heT father No.
277 lyersonst. Broosyn on SATURDAY, at O'Clock p m
FLAGLEK-tArly W~inesiiy morning Mary darkness,
Plural from he late residence No Go5 5thaye saturday.
2l-t INST at 10 O'Clock a. M
GRELN-on Friday morning. NAV 20 Marx r. Green
Relatives aud friends are respectfully hsl 10 AZ .nn mo
ii. S on I1 saA,' Ma l e. "a" At "closS p N
mon May ~, wr'l1eii, y J., Annaeel daughter 81
Funrrd .r,c- Presbyterian church. sandy MAJ - At
4otlo,k pm
JoyEs-on Friday. May 20 at oclocs ?. ~, atm. late
rr,idence. 40 g., West 10Th st. AiHson > Jones' NJ D.
Notice of fun'l al hereafter.
MASTIN on rd,y May 20. mabel danshter Of J. Edward
and Emma Nla.n.o iphthereuc cronr ag'i y months,
j. at o,o.s , "a On SUNDAY. "a inst rrsin Erie
KaIiwly Ijoelo,k pm
wife Of The late Ororge Rockwell IN the olst year % her
Fnnrral services At Norfolk. Comb sunday, the 22d.
Ma,IbuIi AMI MIu~eli. onn c' al, rils pea" copy
SHERMAN on Fiiay. MAY 20, l. WALTON only remaining
ii of r,f~r g. and lusl line H. sherman, al ] yr.is
Iurl,- are attend the funria ifOm h. late "s
S o. '',k 10 80
NAN OKDtN Thursday. Margaret wife Of Edward Van
Oritn aged 3~ wears.
Fur nn SATURDAY, MAY -. At n'ock fOm late residence,
80 J. i.i-' l-tri. NOfth New uIh.
WHITFIELD on Thursday, rh tl-tr Elizabeth, wife ~
t,,orye no "a. 900 her I'M braf.
hr uiY respectively invited 10
a.i,i, tlr rn,iil ,0 ben lat' rsricr, 40 ~ iist
ian un Monday I'D INST, at 10 O'Clock Please "inlt
HuWtt-
WILLIAMSON THURSDAY. Nav ~ lSSl 1t No 20 West
l.si-i uarlrm. Ehltp,th. widow oi inhn " iifl-pn,
Natunuth >sniii. aged ~ Nf.ll~ and UttafA-
Relatives respectfully invited To attend the
Al tts saturday afternoon
NaIinnuth papers ll'.is' copy
WHITE on nith month"; lyt -u''eny " hemorrhago Su.an
4 h.tr vii Of !.uI-rt the lsth -. Lor
Funeral a Tn,ufs Nesng house, Shi"N-bnry, " j., on
-.,rnfh t.t,. month. 1irt AZ ynf.n'N q No.
carriages viii IN @aiulE At iiir silver ~tat1n. on me
ARRIVAL OF 40 jersey Cruif NJ tAn iiom Ns"'
NOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
WHAT is NIHlLISM 7

To ne EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Where can ] obtain information rs 70
what the principles Nhism are DO you know OF any
prominent believer Nhstic principles IN ls country
- ,rh.,,, I can communicated student
Urion College. Scheaectddy, Ny. May 10. 1851
III the correspondent wishes to shoot in cold blood
plant glass bomb under any earthly p"tentate' or
eyen a Police Commissioner. we beg him to pause
And remember that this is republic. If he be- IN
tent upon graduation speech we cannot refer him
10 any separate volume OH Nihilsm. but would advise
him toexamine recent files Of magazines and reviews
The International Rertew has published this year
two very remarkable art les on this subJcct.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

CONSTABLE BoLNlR-On "Wednesday, Iay IL ~ 70
Iloptss tin'rh, the krv. Wlilil J. Horp1n. ID,
Frederick s Constable To LoDise daughter % Aasgri T.
Bom'r, boti ~ this tlk.
CET6EE-- HEPARn-On Tuesiay N1v 3. ~ ~. Mar 1S-
lufhe lrd ondnn hug Iane= Prndlet0n Grng.r L. Mic
Amy Neyins daughter Of Alexander w shepard all 81 this
city
p E6O-KTNG on TueSly acrnoon. Nay II, 1881 " ~
Thomas's fh7;ch by the Rev. william }. h"ran. ID,
JAne Francis Jane Lindley daughi-i 81
". King esd. all 81 Newlofk.
MCpT -HOWARD-On THURSDAY, May 10, At ~
Thomas hnrch by the Rev W. r. MORGAN. D. D., Fred.
Clement puihe Of laumnre. Mass a. Elizabeth Mary,
daughter ~ joseph Plat llo~aid. II this ety.
M,,MASTER- KIIIOGG-On Wednesday, May ~. At
Grace hdTch. ~ heth j. by the Rev. u H. lHDcaI,
d. lanes Mac Master b. Amy y, daughter 81 Edward H.
Kellogg
MAItSHALL-GILMAS--D Wed-.'-lisy. NAV l., At the
paiisLf' rcsby bilD trch, IS IN leg. james D. hur
ray. ID. Henry Rutgers Marshall "a Julia Robbins,
daughter Of winthrop sargent Gilman
WESIBROOk -ABEKEN -On Thursday. May 49, lS-l, az
tn residence Of n brides parents by Tie iey William "
Nleft Of jersey ty Heights, H. /. WCsDrooA NJ. De- 70
Panic Abekon. all Of Brooklyn.
an notices - Ndrriages must be nd0rsd nth JaH
name and gC,yeSs
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Friday. May 20, 1881.
The nmtSs dispatch from ST. Petersburg says import
ant arrests continue TO 10 made.
Another cOnspraors den containing large store OF
arms and dynamite has been found near warsaw.
General skobelea has declined tho GoVenOrship OF
Turkessn and goes abroad shortly 70 rccuperate his
health.
The Greek Frontier Convention VIII be signed on Sun
day next Mr. Goschon tho British Ambassador starts
for England on Tuesday.
Mr. Goschen today forwarded tho ransom demanded
by the bandit capors OF Mr. Suffer- and ID expected
that the latter will be released In few days
Most of the st. Petersburg newspapers comment more
n, Iess fayoraby on General Ignatiefrs circular The
Impression produced seems on the whole favorable.
Preparations being made for the trial oil the alleged
of the Sultan Abdul ALiz In the large ball
Formerly used for the meeting OF the Ottoman Dcpuos
Fresh anti Hebrew disturbances occurred ut Odessa
v.serday bat they we're soon suppressed There have
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THE PARK Birdie PATH.

To the Editor OF The TrtbHne
SIR Can you tell us whether the horseback
hders In the Park have any rights which the Park Com
nissioners bound 10 rrspcct Can you htip MS ny
asking whether II ia not possible to have the bride path
wateredl The sand and pebbles arr fctlock deep ana
ye Art covered with dust II venture the carriage
road we are looked upon nteropers aud really feel
almost obliged apologize to every driver for ntrudng
on his privileges The really too crowded
for comfort and hard for horse, aud the bride
path is never watered The weather II delightful, hut
OF what avail Ia that who always forced to use
the carrie eroad all winter, we cannot ride on the
brdlepath in spring with either comfort or safety
Can't We have the bride path watered
6sp- York. May 10, 1881. CONSTANT RlDER
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BIyTS, QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
THE BOSTON COLLECToRsHIP.

Va the EDITOR Of The Trt6a"e'
sYR. | desire to call your attention TO the
condemnation of the Collector for the Port OF bos'o"
y an MFR. simmons was named for the place. Tue sen
stors Hoar and Dawes, opposed the nomination OF d
pnt Mr. Conking vote for Mr.. simmons Tor Coneet",
IN sppostion TO the wishes OF both Senators ron tn'
State 1850. '
brooklyn May IL, 1881
IMessrs. Hoar and Dawes were members OF 'he
Lower House when the nomination OF Mr. summons
was confirmed The Massachusetts, Senators had
opposed il. however, and Mr.. BoutwelPs plea tor
Senatorial courtesy fell deaf ears. The votes ID
e,acntive session are never published. We cannot
say whether Mr.. Conkling voted for or against the
confirmation of Mr.. Simmons.-Ed.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. May n. Il. m.-The barome-
ter has risen slowly in the districts east OF the M--sr i
and fallen slowly In the Northwest il is highest near
sydney and lowest north Of Lake Ontario. Rain pre-
vailed during the day In New England. and the Middle
States and In the Southwest. followed by clearing
weather except I'm northern New England, where ruin
Pair weather prevails I'm the remaining dis
trcis with northeast southeast winds In the souht IN
States New England and thc Middle States, and liEht
variable winds in the Lake region and the NofthWcst
The temperature has risen slightly ia AL districts.
TndirGh0nG
For New England partly cloudy weather local rains
northeast winds shifting to south. slowly rising Oarome-
ter and "A slight rise in temperature.
For the Middle States. warmer fair weather light va
riabe winds and slight changes In barometer.
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ENGLAND AND THE NIIIILISTS.

LOSpoN, May 2O-Iu the House of Lords
last night Earl Granville Foreign Secretary. reply Ing 10
question: said that Russia. with tine support ~ ctr
many recently proposed conference 81 the roWcr-
with view Joint Hcou against Reorganization. From
no symplthy with Ni-in Lc sad. Her MsJ,.ys GOV
ernmcni declined To participate IN conference. DO
ey INC II would have no practical result md that for
the Government to iOn ~ would not br agreeable t.
either Parliament OF 10" ronuirF Ihat r. iu~il. 40"
made. n II more ucumhcnt 1- 10 iii
the means which own law pat 1T our disposal for
furnishing persons guilty Of melting 10 mnrdci and les
believed hat these means would be- found adequate Tor
that purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
RADICALS EETALIATI>G.

LONDON, May 2O.-ln the House of Commons
todny, Mr. Collins Con-crauVcJ took u" f'rliHnrn-
tary oai H. occupied the seat for kuArSbpr"pch To
which hr WA recently elected Vie" Sr Henry Ih"irP
son unseaLad. An attempt 10y -Ir Whind lA~s"n iIl'
cab to question him concerning u- religious oWnl"ts
VIA prey rptrd by upI"ir among the '"n- f"ti''-
NIfd Sud That the precedent r'itt' io
MIR. Bradiangh had instituted a Parliamentary uqi.--
lion and al should h.. TREATED HIkr. The SPEAKER
nontcd out That Mr COIrr- differed 'utirrly from
thai of Mr. BrudlaIrh. Mr.. Glai-'onr iLdofsed the
Str,ak. - ruling Wiiiid i~tN-un ultimately va Do
drew H. motion for aiimIriu'nt Of the House ~ih
which lac bad concluded hI- remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

A Unknown public character had lust
Paesod through tho initat0ry ceremonies Of secret
ssessy. and while thu sublime moral teachings aud In
f1able grandeur of the ummery fresh upon him
hisad whispered In his al say, " you are as bic
efeslas any of as now amt yoar-lBoston Transcript
Beware OF too sublime sense
OF your own worth and consequence:
The man who dreams himself 90 great
And his importance OF such weight
That al around, In all that's done.
Must move knd act for him alone.
WIN learn IN school Of tribulatioa
TIE folly Of his expectation.
--S1sm osep~s "Rsssd Cal"
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ANorHER rRIEND OF coNKLINGs sAYs nE nAs

TSors TIE Troy T,B>s ,Conktino RHI)
Precisely what MI. COnkling's purpose was
fn resng the he has long held IN the Senate Of
the United States unable 10 say There seems 10
Be hardly for doubt that the step was concerted
with Mr. Plat and some design was In view but what
can have been There variOus theories the sub
feet, and do not n discuss them Taking
necessarily 10 surface view al the matter incline tO tho
opinion that the resignation grave mistake is
not easy 10 see that either Mr. COnkng Mr. Platt will
gain anything by their retirement in political
Republican party hardly fail tolOse In divers
respects. DssensiOn will not bc alayed In the kcpubli
ranks thrOu the action taken by the two Senator'S
but the contrary he forced into greater violence
than And cannot that any desrblc end Is
70 be promoted The friends ell the enemies Of
Nessrs. COnklng and Plat are almost unanimous In
their condemnation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
PEOPLE AND "PRIHATE."
DANGER OF A REELECTION.
To the Edftor RE rrfLune.

TO the razor Of ne TribuHe.
SIR; If party, of whatever nature, depends
upon one person for it, existence and success the s""c
that party Is di-orCanlcd the better viii II be TOR ia
h-t"ry II one person. holding power by the voice" of
The many. assumes selfish and reot-ca position and
yields To the belief that he alone Ia the Chief the Guide
th, lmpcrnor the hat person IL drposed th'
bcrr VIII ~ be- for his constituents and for the party
when ne rrpU-ru With 3D., acceptance ~ the pro-
i'trn resienaiinus ~ Conkl and Plat there VII be
hhimhl ~ and succt-- 10 the lePublcan party win "a
reelection there will De- danger. Kit KELVIN.
Aetr- lOrk, August lalS-l.
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NOT VERY HOPEFUL.

Ifop1 The Kfncsf0a FTeSiaan lC0Hklln0 Rtp)
Mr.. COnkling is represented US showing en-
IRE Indifference the subject Of reelection. while Mr.
Plaza reported to have said that his resignation
hnal and he will not be candidate. Either position Ia
nAay. II reelection comes TO either both spOnta-
beesly. without any effort OF their own Il will be
es compliment 70 their courage and selfrespect and
ney cannot do otherwise than accept. But 10 enter
canvass which involves fight after having voluntarily
tesped, would be undignined to say the least They
eceid not go begging for vindcation at the hands Of
ne Legislature without sacrifice OF dignity unworthy
statesmen Let them stand hrmly by Their resigna-
nons and leave the Legislature free 70 without ad
nce or dtetation from any quarter
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EsI0N OF rAS>4E GELS.

PoCGHKLEr,IE, y. l" May III III ul'i'i'i
,c-.i,n t.nr,d by the Junior 20 the Senior ChsS NJ
60, ,,li 90, d, - nlu, today on the II, amer Thomas
f,ru,r 10 Kondoui Greek and ia nee by special tram
r the Ulster and delaware Railroad to the ne" "'ahu
u,l nj The summit" The two classcs, with h'li'a
,,,,t- including President taut4"cH', huhntIeu -
,rs,n. Al TIE hotel after rigul lng dancing anu a'
ll,u Inn a. The classes listen 81 io an lil'r'NAnE' VI
h,pp, compliments between members To Huh "' ".'
Ia, n ,,,,nntuira The band from the Military Atad
-, AZ Wr-i Point accompanied tlr y"uii[ '"n - anu
,rri.b,l ,ust, ON the boat md tt the hotel Inc cA
- ~ M. rltlrc affair " a. borne BY Mr. Thomas Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
HOPE nEEEpREn

From The Chieae0 EtsnSng Journal tRep.J
For many years the country has heard that
MT Conking was about 10 make "the greatest effort Of
his life, and electrify the nation with speech upon
some subject that WAS engrcssng public attention But
when did he make ttt 1t thought he would sneak on
Reconstruction, but he didn't ON the rcsumpton of
specie payments but be didn't phase of politics
presented by the Southern Outreges on Republicans but
he dumb dog that did not bark. When the trouble
the contest for the OF the Presi
dency In 1876 said that Conklng had prepared
that greatest effort OF his life" In favor OF Mr.
Hayes and his party, but In favor OF claims Of
Mr.. Tildcn and the Democracy but which he did not
have courage to deliver and kept his customary
1lence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF Ew.YOER..--..MAY 20. 1881.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
a,ar,or DE Ruyter OIelg Meyer. Antwerp May {, with
- - u,,.-.nEeis - Punch. I.dyo 4 90
ttTpnf, BONA APP ~ plblAit1f Nay
a, IN ir,u ore "a ONTing a. Ar,hlD~d
,,aner Bae kstone Tay baltimore with mdso and pas
..r.,,ts 10 t,to n Glover.
500 NshEroye ,3r isoutnh. calcutta 10 days with mdse
,n,,ri.r. NuAsol W nciii, t,Jh bfOA 49,, .
Mn irtius Norl Andersen, IVnsOers 80 days IN ballast
10 LcuhaIu, l1okeInR - 60
Tuk MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
orVrNsrowN May % The Cunagd Line STEINER Algeria
cst 1i from May Tor this port aud Liverpool.
& ,ai Oh Cruz 75u o'clock thls yeIinE
AMERICAN PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA. May 20-Au1vod. ssaamcra A siimera
nrtsn nrn York. Normal. htckerSon nvn Boston;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
InrROvING rHK srREErs.

The Board Of Estimate aud Apportionmcnt mt
Yesterday and authorized the issue of assessment
bonds TO the amount Of 800 900 for street improve
ments. A communication from the Women's In
ployment Society, asking for share OF the excise
mo1eys was referred TO the Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

serious Irregularities. primary ordered In
the case ~ me Twelfth Election District NJ the With AS
scmbly District. nGldayiis charging fraud pre-
scented by Patrick Mckrnna aud his friends
Ex-senator Norton aud his friends denied these
chnrgcs and further investigation vas adjourned
Senator sr' bacher appeared before the Com
Hdite" and asked that the iuvostillton Of the con
tests W the Win Assembly District b. adjourned until
Monday Before that time he thought all The contests
J. that district could De- amcahly arranged. The hearing
In lhcne caars wac accnrllngly alinurnrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
NR. EvARTs AND MR. FISH APPROVED.

7" I'II IT " y !" "
SIR: ! read with pleasure Fogy's" letter
in to-day ue " The TRrBrNE, suggcstng the election
Of the Hon. William NJ Evnrts to the United states
SENATE Why not also elect the Hon Hamilton Fish
Thou the State ~ New York would be wortAily repre-
scntcd. and would have some Senators Of whom -he
would De- Itold ". l. II.
Mar lOrk. May TO- 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
PUBLIC OPINION.

Sometimes the only way to gain peace is by
fighting for it. That's Gar1ed's OPINION Portland
Press NsepJ
With Senator Conkling on one side, and more
thar million voters the other, led by the Pres
ident there but outcome to the pending difi
Guilty. Lancaster New Era tRepJ
II the Legislature should happen To take ex-
eenator Conklng Mt his word aud accept In good
a resignation which was penncd IN a ut Of pctuauce,
what ignOble ending 1t would be for great career =
Buffalo Express QscpI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
TRrnr>E OFFICE. Nav Pill n. m.-Thc movement

TRInrNR OFFICE. Nav 2l-l n. m.-Thc movement
I'm the barometer yesterday slowly upward. Coudy
weather with rain was followed In the afternoon by
partly clnudy weather The temperature ranged Dee
tween SO and So. the average tlJ--'i hong u no
lower than The corresponding day last year and H.
lower than on Thursday.
Warmer and .,ntrsillv partly cloudy weather Vi'h
chances ~ occasion % -i rain, mas De- expected today
IN this city aud vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
DEATH 0F DR.. 4. S. JoylS.

Or. AldnsOn :. Jones died yesterday after
noon At 80 40 Wet 1hirty.Atl-t in the -cyrut.oth
year 81 hiA axe lie graduated IN the college OF
Fhy sicans and Surgeons IN 1882 aud became surgeon
inhi,f ol old Police Board before the establishment
~ In, dDtropoian Police force. he member 81
Ia, County Mcdical society and OF the llotid Man
agtrs iog thr relief OF widows and orphans OF medical
men. DR.. Jones bachelor.
I'M Other obfiuaries ioe IN pdos}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
TIE STEAMER LARNAX IN PERIL

HALIFAX. n. =. May 20.-Intolliecnce from
Tangicr states that the steamer Larnax touched
Tangier Island on "Wednesday evening during ath.,k
fog and backed off,
In going ont 10 sea again She struck Charlcs's
Island on Shore Bay. and at q o'clock she carrcrcd
and Is now lying two or three miles from the
mainland with sails under water at full tIdc.
The crew were all saved. A heavy sca il running
to-day, and communication with the wreck /, Ill Ii
cult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
1)oIitieal Notlres.

Republican Mass Meeting, .-,,"'., pa.nri,c,n All.
evening. at y o'clock. " ndofso .N'
Iuiui.tration Of President oArpe'u
Major H. X. PANGBokN,ru
lion CuAUNcEf 81 DEisw
Iun FHEEMAN J. III HAN
senator FORSTER -. cn,,l.r,n0 Hall at scbuber;h
,n.,o store 70 Union sguAre, ana AZ Nownis'oos
n e.doa arters $40 East 3othsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

PARIS, May 20.-The Cote Europecnrc (ncws-
paper announces the suspension Of the Anrlofrcnch
Union Bank Oimitedl. having sixteen branches and
S2,4OOOOO capital.
InSnoN NAV 2I.--Thc inns IN ia financial article
saws: The socillcd Angel rench Union lank has been
declared bankrupt 1t had scarcely begun business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
WARNING SENATORS AND AssEMBLYMEN.

SIR; This Assembly District has heretofore
been strong for Conkng. To-day the people are almost
unnnimons against him. They helped elect Garfield
President and they viii stand by him The senator or
Asscnmyman Who votes to reflect Conklng 70 the
Senate hereafter need look for this neigh
b'rhu" THIS II siroug Republican district but once
rtcrt'd an obnoxious candidate who forced himself into
The way. and ~ can do IL again. X.
NhtkhGH v. J.. MAY : lS-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Ter Brazil The cargo total loss before Tie Ere
was under control
Fire br.kc ont mt 10 o'clock this morning
in the hrlug at Duane and En-sts occupied by Sill
yc-i'r a Frank ~ wagon racory, and James cum
mia an iron .nludrg The damage Vas about
1900. Tic building belongs g. the stewart eStnto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
THE BULGA RAN CRISIS.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, May 2O.-Intelligcncc has
reached here Sofia thattho Prince OF bulgaria VIII
demand the appointment OF Council composer OF
Foreigners and years Dictatorship with power
" issue decrcos, except In regard 10 taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
DEMOCRATIC DISPUTES.

The subcommittee of the Democratic Com
,ntee OF one Hundred last evening. at the headquar
trs in West Twenty fourth st. continued the nvestiga
ton into the management Of the recent prmarles In
the oaae OF the Eighth Election District OF the WITH As
..mbly District where It shown that there had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN IRELAND.

IMPORTANT ARRESTS IN IRELAND.
TIE SUBJECT DISCUSSED N PARLIAMENT-TIE RE-
CENT FIGHTING IN TUNIs-EAHL GRANVILLE AND
NIHII1sM.
The Rev. Eugene Shcchy and other promi-
ncnt members of the Irish Land League
have been arrested under the Coercion act.
There was an angry debate on the subject
in the British Parliament last night. The
Arabs lost heavily in the recent fight with the
French troops. Earl Granville has given ex-
plantations relative to the proposed Anti-So-
cialst Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
A BEAUTIFUL TRIO.

Ff0m TN EfNITTu va [TfAt III1II
The Herald is the only paper among oil the
morning papers in New-York sustaining the resiguInG
senators. The trio stands thus:
Plat,
Herald,
Conkling;
atrcngly suggestive OF the old nursery riddle:
"Big at the bottom bttle at tho top
Thing In the middle goes whipity whOp"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

Tonaw ln,ia, Sherman. rom Providence.
Cleared, steamer Iceland, Heyer. for Antwerp.
HALIINoRE May 2Ot,esrsd steamers tr0aon tSr Bac-
kcnhIrg tor Cork; Fova Crown Br Thompson. for kle
NEwORLEAXs May 2OAriiyed tae Passts, steamer Ar
ago foa Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
FNGr.ANn AND me sILvER QUESTION.

IONDON. Nav 2O.-In Parliament Tonight
Lord harrington Indian SECRETARY. replied that Sir
Ions Mallct was instructed To commit the Indian
Government 10 any special cour'e Of action. There
could be he sad no Misunderstanding abroad 10 the
attitude II England relative tO bi-mctallinm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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1873

Tn d,sr.in h.os'-s ysh'n 10 ms ~ ~ trimot
divisions Of tHe for no - hus
stis ins ihs - 81 Al na
bttrn ~ dotted inf rrpri NJ
IN nfi Aifd By The Aa
nuts PhArmscy. hroa4say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-21

ACoNsrANT CouGu, WITH FAILING STRENGTH
oti "A a.tlng Of flcsh are symphonic IL noting iul'
nouary Organs or less seriously Affected lou
VIII md safe remedy for all Lung OF IHro''AiS III
Ir InNn,.'s 4 xpcctoraDt