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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
Man Killed at Tipsop.

On Wednesday at ? P. Ill. man by the name of Geo. Mcdonald was shot through the heart at Tipt p by Bud Blunt, one oi the family of Blunts, who formerly lived about two miles south of Prescott The parties had been drinking the night before, having some misunderstanding, and upon meeting in the afternoon of the day above mentioned the quarrel was renewed, when Mcdonald struck Blunt with his list. B unt retired, procured pistol and returned. shooting his victim through the heart, killing hihl instantly. Blunt made an effort to escape, but was followed about a mile by Dep. Sheriff Murphy, arrested and brought to Prescott and placed in the county jail. Indignation ran higA at Tiptop and iynchina was strongly talked of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Northern Arizona has mineral enough in s;.it t5 I.ay of the National debt, but We van. capital :o come iu and help in making 1t available-tlIat Is work 1t from the crude condition Tn which nature has placed it, to shiaing. ringing metal coin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
TEAMS TEAMS

Wanted, immediately, by L. Bashford di Co.,. teams, small and large, to freight from Prescott to the camps on line of railroad San Francisco mountain country. Apply to
 |. BAsHFoRD 6 Co. Prescott. April If, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

For the nnbbiest, newest anu most stylish ties. of all descriptions, fancy silk handker- chiefs. fancy cpiOred and white shirts, call at L. Bashford and Co. nrh2?
 Latest styles os gents collars and cuffs and gents furnishing goods at L. Bashford and Co. mh29
 Howcy for horseshoeing. lnh'
 Choice dairy butter, maple sugar and ma pei syrup and Thurber's dUublecream cheese at P. B. Drannen & Cos. al9tf Ackers & Smith make speciality of fat mountain beef. m2ou.
 Miners picks, stcelei, for Sl - cash by J. Howey. mh'
 To parties in need of Blacksmithing that don't require credit go to J. Howey mh7 Call at L. Bashford X Co.'S and examine their fine assortment of gents ties and un- derweaT, just arrived. mZ9 Wall paper IO cts rOii al Geo. <. Porter $
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Hon. Gideon Brooke is registered at the Brooklyn. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

[. $. Jackson returned trom an extensive prospecting trip through the Black Hills yesterday and reports the mines looking well III that section.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

New goods just arrived and more coming at Fishers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

The neEr,Pei, of Southern Arll1na, were, a .c. '.5,s since, tii.eo with the o'sAI"5 ln- ..l..-eucc oi the death. by pistol bullet Of C1rly B..l Now 1t seems that Curly has ;i,.u, as many lives a. .Glzrp"ll, Well con- stita,el ct ami refuses tp ,tlg He lives, l5 rs.,.J, eIIngaul dcciaIc4ta.; .t i< hIs intention tarc.u!u c. his moths-in Te21s and hereafter live gui,; respectable .;'e. lie has cast cft tht brad trimmed lat, ,de brclskin fringed ,.a;s Mexican spurs, bowie kGiie alid pistol. < little cyli lead has q cooiing eject on the ,,i.al; . st-.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

 Just received, direct from the packing house of Henry Mayo d Co, Boston, PERFECTION MESS MACKERAL, tin pound boxes) PARAGON MACKERAL, Gin pound boxes) SNOW FLAKE COD FISH, tin , pound hoxes) The above are of the fall catch of 1880,
 ALSO, COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON SALMON BELLIES.
 ALSO, CHOICE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, PIN HEAD O.AT MEAL
 ALSO RIVERSIDE TABLE RAISINS COME HONEY.
 W. NJ. BUFEUM, PRESCOTT, Feb. l, 1881.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
PrE,c2rT, May 9th, 1881.

To JcHx JouysoN:-The favor you ask cannot be granted. We do lot wish to lend tue columns of the MINER for the purpose of publishing to the world what N. G. ,u.r.. or rather doesn't know, ahout the ..-.......r s1-.a,,. .-TEp. NI<FP.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Y.s .-. :Gs.,u.d that Mr Ed L. Worth ir.- .a, sister and his hrorher-iu-la@, IT,. f..s.:.s. f Sterling. have gone to point iu ArlzoLa Territory, about -U3 m..es from r.e..t.. III ansser to a ,umA"ns fro.n Er. Nof-..ia--eu. which says that his days are 1.-i,.s-s,-i. rom the effects of cancer, wit which l. Las been afflicted for some .s,re. lir. Y. s.., formerly a citizen of Nom a. a. having opened an abstract office hele.1Aa sIs, b-iit the Revere House.
 Tae above notice of Mr Wording ..a. E,s a, Jle hospital of the Sisters of S,. Jos e7h in a critics! condition. We copy from the W4;resiJe (lL) Herald. l. is quite c'ident tha; the Herald has very poor conception of where Mr Wogthington's s-ster ana bro.her-in-law were going, as they came di rect to Prescott, where they are now, look ! ing to the gants Of brother whose days ag, fat drawing !" 9 close on earths plane o trial and sorrow.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

David Harris. cplorej, who has been con fined in ;.a county i,'' '.r s-lnc tune, was, -.s- ..'.,. ',y .-..-i If j -i-.. Moves. Probate Jude. -,rrt.' loose with aQr,l,,.7n that Le $. i,.i ,,-.. ai.aee.; ...ti.e.j lI' respectable ...a...s } ,,.i a l..rrctep't disJo1ce t,-.p tl- nr;nht,:s a.. -.s--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
Local inteiii gence.

-..- ADVERTISING ACCENT, 2I U tEt..9 -r...CuANr-- EXCHANGE, |. It.It A, -EN FEAScTsct, l, Auth0r- @' Iz.H Ls .seclve coI-4c-rc4zl at- vert .-..--ts Q ;h> eolI aI-s oi ,lls E4Tes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Parties having idle teams can turn them to good advantage on the line of the railroad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Li.t oi letters remaining in the Poatotfice sr Prescott. A. T., for the week ending
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Cheapest crockery and glassware at Fish
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
An Appeal .
PnEsaorr, May 2ith, 1881.

Ep. N.<rE:-I wish yod Woga let iae t-r,1,. Ii you caa spare the use of y2lT 'aiu- able rar.er. say about one or ope-h halI column her day. for the term of one month, in order to write up what MT. Nj. G. knows about Boston. I think it advantageous both to ' ur r.uer and to the rising generation.
 . JOHN JoHNsoN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
-32d
Popular Monthly Drawing of the JOHS0NEbiLfh lISf2IBJTIqN C1 AT MA CAuLEY 5 TdEAT iE-
 Tn ciry O. L9glsIIi- O.,
 TIESni., WAY 2I 1SN1

l. ElDA |. N \ Jl. iNNI. These drawings occur monthly Sundays exceptedJ under provisions of an Act of the general As>o mbly of Kentucky, incorpo- rating tbs Newport Printing and News paper Co., approved April 9, lss.
 .ss Ths is S2eca Act sni has never been Rs?eals The Tinted States Ci-cu;l Court on March 3l-t ren- der-d the fOlOWicg decisions:
 ls--1has he Commonwealth D.stri- bu Il CCmpa y is legal.
 2d-Its drarving5 are fair.
 NB.--Tla 'Gmpany has now on hand large Ee -rE.e fnAl. R.aL ll. IL: ni prizes for the
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
MAY DSA WING.

wzoLz TIcKE.~ s,. H.LY TIcEEr-, sI. 25 IICEgT=. S.". 55 TIcCETs, SloJ
 ReIni: Money CT Bank Drafi i'll letter, ar send by IXpr">-. D1c'' T :-ESD GY REGI>- TEnLD I.LTTEG oR Pn>ToFr!cE 0RnfR. Or deJs of >I and upward. by eXrrFs@, can be seut at o..r expense.
 ?. V. EOARDAAN. Courier Journal Tuiidin2. LOUISVILLE. KY. "r T '. CUMhGRFpRD, PIP t;.,"duay NEw IoEs
 . l.r-~.att. S... t. 5--
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

T5eY.. Col Henry (. Hodges. for some t...- past c.uuectci with the QuarteT.na-,o- G.,e-al's office. Washington. is to take the place ,f Maior Grimes as Chief Quarter l.. .--.- oi the De,@runeI, of Arizona. Maj.
 C,:urs reports at Military Headquarters, ~ j. Francisco. fHrass,--.li->t.;. U ls under st,.i lAa- le vii he di-hurs.Eg officer, Nith s,,...u at paItiand. Oregon. Let him gp
 ~h,. i.e iias !.e la. tie ne4J ~tsae- C: 'Ec
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

L.,. a. aa altitude "' nearly seven tlnl- s..3 f--- .1sv- n. -.s, ett y9ur regular ,.rv- a.e..s each day, dress yell drink pu.c nIsa-. ,,-srs,-i water have a cle.rc"nsclej.c. z. sleep eesv ,fI.4Ata What n.yie sAoniG L- a,Sel |, mahe life sweet and a pleas sll'. The above Is a picture If the average Pres
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

fl-ase ssy adverllsel.
 T. ". OTIS, P M. E.-..n majo.ica flower pots JGst received at Fishers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
! Af-c~ LIZ

Butter 75 cents Der roll at Fisher $
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

\ 't'-c f'fes--s arrived yesterday Der N--.- T=r4a < Cos Express, direct et to h.. ii p..-~ea;;, As tae !adY taok ne1
 5--a-,arr jrst four IAonths ago, sr' ..sr, Ne don't see exactly how she caa claiin 'he package i1 question: l. 1T lawful Can -'. ..t...- -i,, IT., the same and d. ils lu-y4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
MILITARY FORBES

T. rnu. well needs cleaning, send for Jacl J.-all-i iI.,les.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

The Atlantic and I.ae.Ec hef,rnad repp'". ,-... er, a,---e C, chinese lana-, have sor .,.-.. l.va e. it. White lsborers cannot l.. .t...a.5. Ja-.. is Eo need of cryiuc p';t e....st 5.. 'I..'a-n 't'nce Hl-., ..Jorcts .
 go .n ,,r.. =. Porter X Cos. ...-j ~i.,- ol .,.a.. t.. fGru.-G.- a'.l c"c~Ete'-'C ar' .'.' C. -IG a'.nt>.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

l.r!.s a--s v.rr- Jz-- tCrE. T--a- and - o-ith TOb.-,. it..-- T T.5.i..TT X 70. Forflaud.N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

\ frn days sjnce We published an t'e,a m regard tp the piacers east oi seymour, [" t.'e effect tllat they were paying from : 70 to S'pl ger day q, the mar. The Iteln was intended ;n read Si s5. QuItc difference. Now, ii. vould-he know something paper. the Herald of Phenix. picks the item up as , original. specials il to the San Francisco press. aud raises a great furor generally over ' the matter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

New York, May 23--The Times, regard ing the Star Route exposure. to-day, con tGins the following:
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
A MIrRDERER,s SAD SUNDAY.

James Walsh. who was convicted Saturday OF
murder in the first degree in killing his sweetheart,
barbara 0roepthal was the object of much interest
to the Sunday visitors at Raymond Street Jail.
Brooklyn. He was locked IN cell No. Of tier y,
winch he has occupied since be was committed hY
Justice Walsh, January 4. To avoid the curiosity
OF the throng who wished to see him yesterday,
Walsh kspt the inner door of his cell closed. Among
eop. He refused to talk about his CRIME but sat
moody with his chin on his chest, most of the time
The convicted man will be taken IN the Court OF
over and Terminer, before Judge Pratt, this morn
inr. for sentence. Afnrward he will be placed in
the condsesned cell, No. 4, tier @. The last infc-
ton of capital punishment in Brooklyn was in the
case Of Rogers, whs was hanged IN 1873 for the
murder of q policeman.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
A HIGHER PREMIUM FOR NEGROES.

All policies of the Prudential Insurance Company,
of Newark issued within the past ter days to col
ored persons will be dated to-day and higher pre-,
mjum charged, in accordance with notice issued
by the company ten days ago. From It's organize
ton up to the present time the company has charged
the same rate Of premium to white and black per
sons making no DISCRIMINATION and 1t has been I'M
peed to its present by the heavy rate OF NOR
tality among colored people as compared with the
mortality rate among white people. Ihe secretary
of the company stated Saturday that the company
simply followed the example Of other industrial in-
surance societies, one-the Metropolitan OF New
Understanding the colored race entirely. The
company deemed this unnecessary and hard. es-
pecially as there are open TO colored people few
lodges and societies having insurance systems. The
secretary exhibited statistics of the comparative
mortality of whites and blacks, showing that the
rate in 1000 deaths is as follows: In New-England
whites 20, blacks "a; Middle States-whtes 22,
blacks SO; the Northwest--whtes IL. blacks 4S !;
tine South-whitss 10, blacks 81. "ColOred
peoplen said the secretary "who come from the
South will be we'll to-day. but will suddenly take
cold and die Of hasty consumption. Tho mulattoes
are much weaker than the blacks and die moro
readily As rule, colored people like life insurance
and make great efforts TO keep up their policies. We
have paid them O great deal of money. Out of
100, coo policies 10000 have been issued to these
The action of the company has caused good deal
of comment and feeling among the coored people of
Newark, who, not generally compromising the
statistics of tie company regard 1T as dlscrmina-
ton against their color.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
PLANS FOR USING ELECTRICITY.
yHAT THE EDISON COMPANY PROPOSES TO DO

WHAT THE EDISON COMPANY PROPOSES TO DO IN
THIS CITY.
s. B. Eaton vice-president Of the Edison td EecInc
Light Company, was asked by TRIBUNE repCIESes pIa1s
Saturday for further details OF the company p'"n'
ia regard to lighting buildings in this city.
1.-THE company said Mr.. Eaton, "has not mace
any application TO light the streets and Will not 90
50 certainly Gr the IT, IS s sEs@ field
large that 1t will engross all the resources ot ero
company for long time. Statistics show that tners
are 800 gas jets in bouses for every street Sp and
for 800 lights than the smaller demand lor a
single lamp = .ho
i've shall have a larger revenue there from power
than light. Power viii be supplied Tor lndnstrlai
and domestic purposes for Instance. Tor small ma,
chine shops elevators, printing presses athes, anu
all sorts of domestic contrivancos. such as SEWING
machines, house elevators, pumps LOT eieVatslng
water. forced draugbts of air for yentlato Iahs us
suspended from ceilings, etc Besides there VIII DC
furnished an arrangement for heating water SO
that bath-tub of cold water for instance can oe
warmed by electricity almost instantly and aimosI
at no expense. The Edison system lneiuaes
machine for generating electricity; an a.
improved regulator for regulating the aISed oGTrSn
or decreased street mains CONTAINING il
the insulated wires junction boxes for tapping INC
as gasppes are tapped meters n tbe
sumption by the 1000 feet IN precisely the same
way as gas and an additional ornamental meter LOT
the lyng-room in the house, which shows on o dlai
like the face of q clock just what light and power
are costing the consumer from hour to hour. ineie
are also novel attachments, or chandeliers anu
brackets 40 that gas fixtures may beutized for cleo
trio lighting; bracket with an arm or arms when
may be turned without destroying the electric cur
rent screw workedfbetweeu the thumb ana hnger
to turn the light on or off just is done with gas:
lamps of various sizes, adapted either for brilliant
lighting or for night lamps in sick-room or for
small light to burn all night IN q bedroom; anu
"AlI these details said Mr.. Eaton, in conclusion;
"are parts of the Edison system, which Is covered
Edison lamp alone and in it's manufacture there are
about eighty patentable inyentions: The Edison
Electric Light Company holds the Edison patents
aud licenses to local companies out qoeS mo- no.
itself either manufacture apparatus or go into tDe
business of lighting buildings"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
HIGH WINDS AND CLOUDS OF DUST.

Church-goers especially those who were too poor
to ride. were unpleasantly reminded yesterday that
March was not going to die without leaving an old
fashioned record behind It, The high wind which
had been blowing for several days IN succession
seemed to blow with increasing vigor at times,
almost taking those encumbered with heavy gar
ments off their feet and filling their eyes with The
dust which rose in the air in great clouds. People
wondered if the wind had not nearly spent ITS force,
but there was no evidence Of It, for II blew through
out the dav with an average velocity OF thfty niles
an hour, the maximum velocity being thlrtY-nve
miles at o'clock seven miles stronger than Vt y
o'clock Ii was feared that the old adage, Come in
like lion and 90 out like lamb" was not to be the
record for March, 1881, as the month came In like q
lion, and q bad one too.
The highest velocity Of the wind yesterday. as
recorded at the Signal Service Bureau, in other
cities was AT Oswego, "a miles an nour; at Al
bany, 20 miles Buffalo, 10 miles; Rochester, l7l2
miles, burlington. Vt' 70 miles New-London.
generally from northwest TO southwest, with the
exception of few places In the Northwest where
il was easterly. The barometer showed decline
generally of from 500 TO "6oo during the preceding
twenty -four hours. Storm signals wero ordered up
at IndianOa yesterday afternoon, and low area
was developing in Kansas. The Thermometer for the
twenty-iO four hours generally showed rise, the
greatest change being in Cincinnati, where the
height OF the mercury Increased from 42o to $50
In this city the mercury at y. m. indicated So,
rIse OF 90. The only depression was In Portland,
Me-. 60 and 1t. Paul, Minn.; ~ Light snow was re-
ported at EastpOrt, Me- and Duluth, MINI.
Owing to the strong westerly gales. several loaded
vessels inWard-bOund were detained at anchor Oh
the east shore of Staten Isl md. but fleet OF coast
inn vessels went TO sea. The tide was unusualS
low New Creek and Great Kills shoals in the Lower
Bay were entirely dry for lnIles around. On the
bars of Princes Bay quantities OF hard shell cams
were gathered. Old Tom ant Oyster Islands aud
Robbins Reef. in the Upper Bay. were also dry
was not more than five feet deep ut low tide, max
ing that locality unnayiRabie.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
. LONG ISLAND.

.ooo,o,rodstad All the boarding-hou are hled
To repeton. and numerous applications arc maoo "
private families for boar1.
LONG ISLAND.
Observation-Disclosures on the south side OF ING
Island are now engaged 10 planting SEED. aIe see
received s said to be much better than that planted
last spring. measuring 100 more 10 tne Du5neli
eral eargOes of seed oysters arrived AZ raVonos~o
last week. .
LoNa ISLAND CIrY-The Long Island City poilee
last week were paid six months wages, onn 11e
them from December /, 1870. to May 81, 1oSv.
Most of those who received the money uoni ZIG
treasurer were tradesmen VINO na9 maue aos y. ~
on the city certificates of Indebtedness gwen 10 tno
officers
JAMAIcA-The will Of the late James Cain, OF
Bayside, is being contested before Surrogato Iowh
send, Of Queens County The VIII peq9eatns d nns
all of the testators property to his widow ana one
son Uames). and disnherits two sons altogetn;SI' e.;
They contest the will on the ground that undue III
fuence was used. and that the testator was Oh "n-
sound mind at the time of making the WILL
RIyERHEAD.-Thomas Cash. indicted for assault
ing with intent to KILL by hitting with an axe Co1n-
sellor Timothy II. GrihinR, OF Patchogue. on the
night of April 20, 1880. as he was returning home
from his Office was tried in the Suffolk County
Court of Sessions at Riverhead Friday, ana con-
victed of assault and battery and sentenced TO im-
pris0ument in the County Jan 1Or one year, anu y"
pay fine of $3.50.
FLusHNo.-General Newton, who has charge OF
the work of improving Flushing Bay, has aoan-
doned the dyking, and to-day WIN GHRn IN snnaya3
by the New-York Dredging Company, which has
ta1on the contract. The channel is to be deepened
AZ AZ TO allow vessels to enter at all stages OF the
tide. The schooner Albert G. Page, loaded with
fish oil which went ashore on Lloyd's Neck March
2, has been gotten off after having sustained very
STATEN ISLAND.
NEw-BdGHToN.-George Olmstead was dismissed
from the Sailors Snug Harbor for s0me reason and
on Saturday he was committed by Justice casey, OF
New-Bnghton, to the County Almshouse as a va
grant.
STAPLEToN.-The Rev. DR.. Woodruff, In the Kings
ley Methodist Episcopal Church at Stapleton yes;
terdsv delivered a special sermon to the school
teachers OF Staten Island. On future Sunday he
will preach to his brother cergymen.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
GENERAL GRANTS TRIP.
MEMBERS OF THE PARTY-A FEW WORDS WITH
SENIOR ROMERO

MEMBERS OF TIE PAhII-A III" ""'0 WIZ
SENIOR ROMERO.
"will you tell THE TRBUNE about ySnr & trip ,to 70
was hurrying through the rOtunda OF the t1tth
Avenue Hotel yesterday. While waiting for the
elevator General Grant said: -" We start TOMORROW
ai o O'clock. Our party consists of Senior Romero,
of Mexico. nv son, Ulysses my secretary, Mr.. Daw-
son from the War Department in Washington, anu
myself. 1t is our intention to go through without
stonninp because the steamer sails from Galveston
on The 81 ahall be gone from four to ten weeks,
on business connected with the railroads"
Senior Romero who was next seen. in speaking OF
the trip said General Grant was elected president
The first. aud perhaps the more important, was
desire to cement more strongly the existing friendly
feeling between the two countries, and the other
that IL was considered to be in the interests Of the
company. The railroads are pushing ahead, devel-
Opng the country very rapidly"
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
HOME NE WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifrh Arenue Hotel-Senator J. N. Camden, of West
vrGnia cOngessnan.eleet Nelson w Adrch; q Rhode
.St James Hs0f-C Commander Henry e. Taylor u. s n.
,,,...ASt0T House-Colonel Livingston, U. 3. A,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
SHIPPING NEWS.
DHTFTINU NLWD'
PORT OF EEw.YoRK. K......AARcH "a. 1881
ARRIVED.


PORT OF EEW.YoRK RICH a. 1881.
ARRIVED.
Ctr Utopa Br, McRohe London Mch IL, with mdse and
str cty Of LONDON r, WsOp London Is days. with mdse
and passengers 10 w II Thompson Co o.- -
Liverpool Mch II VIA QueenstoWn TO-
with n,dse and passengers TO W Hurst.
RichmOnd lBrD. Lech, Liverpool Mch u and
Queenstown ls with mdse and passengers 70 John Dao
TraVancore Br Allison Newcaste 10 uA WIN muse
70 order; vessel BenhaTn Pickering a Co.
Str Otheio Mitchell Hull Feb IL and Pynioutn Acn
10 with mdse and passengers 20 Sanderson q Hons.
Str Richmond sevens Norfolk with mdse and passengers
str WTanoEs Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
with mdse and passengers Old Dominion - Co
SIR Knight chichester Georgetown. win mdse and
pr SIR Nm Kennedy Foster Proytdeace for Baltimore.
BT1g Eiche (Bri, Decker NeHHAven In ballast 70 q
ing carrie Bertha ,of Portland Hail. II day.
via Delaware with moRsses 70 Moses Taylor
Co; weasel 70 Brett sou Co.
sUNSET-wIad AZ sandy Heck, frosh NWi cloudy. At
Ci5 Isand. freah. Nw cloudy.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
or,KNsroWN March 27-9 m-Arrivod, str Paithia (Br
Mckay from Hew-York for Liverpool
sailed str 5cyIhia (Ilrl. Hama for Nor-Ycrk.
HAvRR March 26Arved str Labrador tRr) Jonea, from
w AMERICAN PoRr%
Bosroy March 27-Arrived str 6lamorgan (Brl, Court
BALTIMORE March 27-Anvod Martha Stevens, Chance
FoRrRsss MoyRoR March 81 Passed out frOm Baltimore
str 81 Dunstan Henry, for LIVERPOOL
CHARLEsTos March 27-ATriyed strs Aurora from New
porI, EnRland Moro Castle. from New.fOrk.
PORT ROYAL March 27-Saicd. str City OF DaA Risk Tor
New.iork.
SEwoERASa March 27-Arnved GuillCrmo. from Law
rJVO, At the Passes.
f0r Later Ship FsDsV anu Sss Flfh P15&
New-York tribune., 1881-03-28

committees nm organization from the Journeymen
Tail0rS ProTective Union OF the city. ternanao
Chase acted As chairman He stated that since the
organization of the union the members had receyeo
better wages for their work. and by concerted
TO secure themselves against the efforts OF shop
keepers to reduce their pay Three and hait hours
were spent In talking about the proposed unloh'
Finally an organization was effected and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: H. Q. Siebert. presl-
dent; NJ. Maurice. secretary; II. Dominlck. treas.
urer. Two delegates were appointed 20 repIesens
the branch at the meetings OF the central DOdy'