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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-CONTENTS

AMERICAN-CONTENTS
- for WEEK ENDING FEB. l2:
Steam Pump and Condenser Illustrated
Lecture on Chemistry.
Principle Of Patents.
New Discovery.
Manufacture Of Bonnets.
FOREIGN Mining Msttes-
Csoric on the Mississippi.
Machinery and Tools Is They Are.
Wrought Iron Direct from Ore.
Alright Oven.
Portable Umbrella
Psine's Ventilating Car.
Sub Marine Propeller. Illustrated
Railroad Frog Illustrated
Daguereotypng
Safety Plates for Steam Boi!eu
American and Foreign Clipper ships.
City Railroads
yelnlstior Of the Crystal Palace.
EAteusion Of Psteu,s-
Recent yoreiEn Inventions
Patent Claims weekly Lstl.
OtEcs No. Us Fultonsi.
Pnee 4c. Per copy g. per .anun; published weekly
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THE sRMI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

ASsbed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
4 es, sonurn. Two copies for s. Ten for S Adver-
Snvxnts cents bne for each insertion.
GREELEY l. hcELRATH, PubhsherA
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SI0 ono TO si5:OOo-An Opportu-

" lOsOOO ui.y nov ossrs for the Investment
Of the shove either Gleut or scye partner N ous
Of the oaesf Fsun4Aes and Machine Shops IN ths State
Location unsurp.<ed both IN business poat Of view and
desrrbhty Of residence The proprietor practical
ehsne, sd The estsbiahrht Enjoys high eharsaer add
credit Good resrecees gwen and rsqaired Address post
pad, O. w. H No. % John-e, sew-Ysrk
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HELLERs SALOON of WONDERS

IL NEW SERIES!
GLORIOUS SUCCESS NJ ROBERT HELLER, tbs
WIZARD Of WIZARDS, and the great original Professor
of Necronancy has commenced a and brilliant Series
OF WONDERS and MIRACLES, at his splendid Saloon,
No $50 BroadwpJ Chinese Buildings, and which Will be
continued until further notice.
Among other splendid experiments will be produced
those very astonishing and extraordinary ones the nfa
ENABLE
SECOND SIGHT! and MYSTERIOUS RAPPINGSl!
Performances 10 commence at ~ O'Clock PM, and on
Saturday Afternoon s. Admission 50 cents. Children
half price For full particulars programme.
B-Grand extra attraction for SATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
DELLs MODEL of SAN FRANCISCO
lDTs splendid and interesting Work win be ready for
exhibition at No. 3l2 Broadway on SATURDAY, Feb L.
This is the second Model Of San FranciscO that Mr. LEV
ERlT BALL has recently completed
An opportunity is iered Of examining his new and
correct model OF tins arsned cy Including he surround
ing hills the shipping and the harbor. The Model
nearly OCo feet and scale of 20 feet to
inch Mr.. BALL, with twer assistant Artists
ployed about year in Its cor sruction.
n. Bone hour spent viewing this Model win give
knowledge OF the suaton, size form and
srucon Of San Francscoas one week spent In that city
itself.
Notice from the Press and from leading merchants:
SAN Francisco, July 80, 1852.
SIR The uthfness in which you have represented the
City OF San Francisco in miniature meets with
appreciation and from the great interest everywhere mani
tested IN growing metropolis, both in Europe and
America your Model fail prove attractive
your efforts and skill are worthy of commentator.
- :, Yours, respectfully,
FW Macondray 4 Co, Ebbetts q Co.
Drexe Sather Church, Flint, Peabody Co.
Bursoyne 4 Co. Taaffe, McCshill & Co,
Adams & Co, Bolton, Barron Co.
FROM The Placer Times aud Transcript july =, lS52
II is complete smile of the city, exhibiting every
street wharf domc and other object its entire area
with the inequalities of the surface. the harbor with the
shipping and all the actual details they presented
to parties who have up this finished and elegant
pter nf u,aebsp meals
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AIRS. HENTZ's NEW BOOK-UGLY

Cheap Book Magszine and Publishing Establishment OF
+ B. PETERSON No. % Chesnut-st., Philadelphia
UGLY EFFlE, or The Neglected One and The Pet
Beauty and other Tales. BY Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz
The volume contains Ugly Fife. The Neglected One
and the Pet Beauty; Neslectlng Fee, or The Young
Physician and His Fortunes The Village Pastors Wife;
The Two Uncles
Prce FOR tho complete work containing the whole OF the
above, 50 cents.
TB. PETERSON has just published another volume {
Mrs Hentzs popular works IL contains The Mob Cap;
The PedaT Mary Hawthorne Thanksgiving Day Drunk
aids Daughter; The Csthoc; Legends OF Silver Wave;
The Premature Declaration; The Phantom, Prices
for the whole complete in VOL ectavo 50 cents; this
volume and the one advertised above Will b. sent to any,
free Of postage for one dollar
The above works for sale by all Booksellers and News
Agents in and throus shout the United States
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NEW SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.-A TREAT.

NEW SCIENTIFIC BOOKS.-A TREAT
I\IsE on SCREW PRoPELLERs and their Steam En-.
gnes with Practical Rules and Examples how Calculate
and Construct the oE any Description ofVe~es Sc
kc BY W NysIom illustrated BY 81 large plates syo.
$3.50
THE ARTS OF TANNING, CURRYIYG, AND
LEATHER DRESSING Theoretically and Practically
considered in al their Dets,-beins 9 comprehensive
Treatise the Manufacture Of the various kinds Of Leather
Illustrated BY 30 Engrayings Edited from the French by
Campbell horf Practical and Ana ycal Chemist svo IS
TIE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS ASSISTANT-A
Manual Of Chemical Analysis both Qualitative and QuAn-
titAtye From the German Of r. Wehler by Oscar d.
Liber. Illustrated. limo 81 IS
RURAL CHEMISTRY aud Elementary Introduction 70
the Science IN t Relation 10 Agriculture and the Arts Of
Life limo. 9 IS
THE COMPLETE PRACTICAL BREWER. By NJ
l. Byrn NJ ID. illustrated Inns. 81.
THE PYROTECHNISTS COMPANION. illustrated.
limo IS cents
ELECTROTYPE MANIPULATION: Being the The
ory and Plain Instructions the Art of Working in Metals
by PrecpatiHg them from their Solutions through the
Agency OF Gavanic NoltAc Electeiy, he. By c. V.
Walker new edition. limo. rs cena
HENRY CAREY BAIRD, Publisher Philadelphia
For sale by JOHN WILEY, No. 1877 Broadway
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Cost ano fonn0.

7 OST-An OPERA GLASS in Broadway
4 stage goin down "Wednesday evening. The finder
will please address WILLIAM, Box l66S PostOfise or
leave at No. Ia Maiden-Gne.
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nARNJTM,s AMERICAN MUSFTTM-

ID FRIDAY EVENING at u O'Clock, the nsw, com
TFRNOON, at O'Clock, THE DANCING BARBER tho
LIMERICK BOY The INFANT RID TAMER ap-
pears with the LEOPARD ARMENIA. The PETRIFlED
GORsE and RIDER the Living Animals. &c. are 70 be
al hours Admtance the whole Museum, Enter
tainment, &c, Is oens Psrquet and First Balcony, Ut
cents extra.
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Mem Civilizations.

FTNHE CONFESSIONAL OF THE BLACK
Il PENITENT; Or, THE ITALIAN. BY Mrs. Radcliffe
Prce 80 cents
ZINGRA THE GIPSEY. Price 5ocents.
HEADS AND HEARTS Or, Ny BRorHEs TIE CoLo-
NIL. Illustrated. Prce so cents.
This is Of the very best novels OF the day. The sale
has already reached l2,0o0 copies.
CAPT. KYD: Or. TaK WIZASD OF THE SEA-By j. II.
Insraham, author Of LATTE &c. Pnce 50 e,nts
Nearly Ready
RUTH GARNET Or THE LOWS OF THE EARL OF
RocHrsrEs-By VIM. Harrison Answorth, author Of
Windsor Castle. Redwood, &c Price 50 cents
DEWITT Il DAVENPORT, Publishers,
TnbSne Buildings, Nassau q.
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ANDLORD. AGREEMENTS and

III u 4 u
IL HOUSE BILLS Of the nos approved forms Agree
inert plain ior not 70 lei unierlet for the
tenant 70 pay The annual sesed according law for the
OF the Crotou a;e agreement Crofon Water and Fire
Clause House Agreement with clause for security
Of rent Also Cap and OHIO Leases with the clause Of Taxes
Special Covenant Covenant Of Renewal also FOR Corpora
ton; ard House Bills Of every description
GEORGE II BELL. Law Stationer. is Nassau.st
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VALENTINES Esq
Y BUNCE'S VALENTINE EMPORIUM, No. ls4 Ma
san door below Beekmzn-st where the votares Of
ST. Valentine fnd Valentines al al prices suit any de-
gree of affection We oder but Valentines Of chaste
sentiment and design eh and elegant which nothing
can equal for beauty and lasts
Come early and make your selection
BuNCE BROTHER, No. lS4 Nassau-st
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HAVE YOU READ UNCLE TOM IN
- AFRICA II not get this weeks AMERICAS
OWN To be had Al al the News Depo.s o9ice No. IS
ChathAYu-st
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VALENTINES The splendid Valentines,
manufacture by the AMERICAN VALENTINE
CO. will be kept view, during the season. for the accom-
modsten Of retail purchasers at the Oce Nc. 81 NAsssas
opposite the Sun Buildings up stairs The choicest Vsso-
Of, up stairs.
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IN REWARD. - Forgery. AS some

q Sn REWARD. - Forgery As some
RcO person persons, b me unknown, have been
for time forging orders for Advertising
various papers Published of New-fork thereby inn
posing upon and swndlng the publishers well annoy.
ing my business, hereby offer the aboyenamst
ward for such evidence will lead 10 his their detection
ara exposure. have IN my possession several speciens
of their handwriting 1.-THE original letters and advertise
pents returned 70 me by the pubsheEs.) which can be
examined by those interested.
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,,,p NEw.YORK TRIBUNE.

, - ....v,. oeEeos, AND THE SANDWICH fsiAsOs
- 49, On he departure OF each Mad Steamer for
80. Prcs ca cents per copy.
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WANTED-Situation IS Salesman In Cloth
sis co. 70 s1ae,0. Aadres Y Z Boa asa Postotcs-
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Chances for Business Glen.

4 RARE CHANCE.-For sale. the Stock
and Fixtures Of Croekery Store with lease Of i've
The store shandsomely fitted up and doing
hrstfate business VIII sell for cash or exchange tor
city property Satisfactory given tor selling out
Address 3. w. Tribune Office
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~ PhrenolOgy.-Dr. BOYLE will give a Lecture
uoB Phrenoogy at y O'Clock THIS EVENING, at tho
chronological Rooms No. AS Broadway, Of Lispe
sads showing the truth and great practical utility OF the
IN reference TO education, employment the preser
OF health, Sc, &c. Admission i2i cents Phreno-
scal examinations before and after lecture Charges
nsderAte.
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AS USUAL, TURNBULL TAKES THE

ALEAD-VLentines in the greatest variety N style and
price, viii be found AZ A. TURNBULL'S Book, Stationery
Muse and Variety Store, No rs Hadsenst.
Mid the Ne-sTS
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no PRINTERS or PCBLISHERS.-For

i sale Printing Osee, Containing dooDe-royz
Adrrss Presses (oi patEn Standing Press Pres BOzTs
and a. the usuAi fixtures Of press Power On the
premises The whole or pan VII Be sold cheap. Aso
work Apply. bstseen Il AID O'Clock, 20 e. J. KIcH-
ARDS, Ne le7 FEnon-sy.
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VALENTINES I

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUYERS.
All Valentines purchased a. the Broadway Post Oee and
Bookstore No. az Broadway Csnast, viii Be DE-
hvered to any part of the CITY, south Of S'sh tree Of
postage.
splendid assortment Call and examine;
JAMES c. HARRlOrT.
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4 SMALL BUSINESS WANTED TO PUR.

IA CHASE-By Lady who now occupies four room. in
WILLIAMSBURG, which may be exchanged for ike number
Of and shop IN this city The cash viii be paid
the stock and business which not exceed $500 Loca
ton preferred west OF Broadway below Canast Address
CASH care Of v b. Palmer, Advertising Agent stating
knd and value Of stock and all particulars previous l
February, inst. at this Othce.
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~ Protestant Associarion.-Tbe second Ann

~ PrOtcstant AssociatIOn,-The second ANN.
waIy OF jefferson Lodge No Of this Association will be
kd in Hope Chapel, above 4th-st., THIS (Fnday)
EyENING, February II, 1853 Addresses will be de-
sred BY the following Ministers; Rev. J. 8 INSKIP,
,aAt(t fhe True Glory of Protestantsm; Rev. +. w.
VNl.. Tie Moral and Religious Present and Future of
Ansriea; Kew J. b. FINLEY, Rornanism lucomp ,tible
with Owl and Religious Liberty. Tickets 25 cents each.
be bad at the door Doors open at o'clock exercises
commence st o'clock.
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broadway THEATER-NOTICE-
- BENEFIT of Mile. POUGAUD, prior % the depart:
Of this troupe for Boston, Is fixed for SATURDAY
NEXT when Stnonta SOTO, Mile. DE MELlSSE. and
all the ether remarkable artists viii appear Miss FITZ-
PATRICK will also perform in popular Comedy, winch
will be expressed in the bills Of the day.
PoY Root NOW omen
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m and the Irish

Prof Drisler, Greek and Latin, a.
The Regents Of the University, Parents and Guardians,
ae members Of the Board Of Education, Trustees and
~ Tie College and an interested n Education, invit
a 20 attend CIlAS. KING, Ill d.,
President Columbia College.
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CTUDIO CURIOSO, No. go Broadway
- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF NEw-YsRK: You
in this collection specimens Of Art and Ingenuity OF great
antiquity gathered from all parts Of the wordScupture
Paintings Opals Of great and bsncy Mosacs Satin
Malschte, CatsEye, Fire Opels Chry,oite Crystal, To-
paz, Onyx Canoes Agate Coral Turquoise Lava antique
Of great variety and beauty. The smallest singing bird m
existence in gold snubox. The largest collection Of
Books and Curiostes that is to be seen in America.
B.-Cstalosues will be ready the early part Of next
week
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STRONGs VALENTINES !-vALEN.

- TINES!
All those who have any interest in Valentines and the
doines OF the little God Cupid and those who have not but
fond OF the tine arts sensrsy invited . droo a,
STRONG'S GREAT VALENTINE DEPOT,
No SO Nssseast, and examine his multitude OF specimens
For years pas Strong as been the largest Valentine
manufacturer IN America giving everybody the test kind
OF satisfaction His assortment this he far
superior that Of any previous and well worth the
examination Of all From his facility of manufacturing
them and the extent OF his business in that ne, be en-
sbed 70 oaeT them THE very lowest pees Call and
for yourselves Dealers requested 10 cal before pu-
chssing elsewhere A liberal discount to the rade.
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WANTED to PURCHASER good second.
w hand Steam Ensine with Bo,ers from to 50 ao-se
power Address STEAM ENGINE, Tribune OtSes
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NEW AMERICAN wORKs-D. APPLE,

Pnee &c. per copy g. per .anun published wset,
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THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE
. vslisasD EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY sxcsFTsp'|
BY GREELEY Il McELRATH,
aR NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUSe
TIE NgW.YORK TRIBUNE.

ron EUROPEAN cIecuLArosi; o.. ..
s,vbB.bsd on the departure of each Mail steamer 10
or 40 the Continent, postage included
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~ Popular Lectures.-T Q celebrated Professor
WILLIAMS continues 10 sarte, amuse delight, thrill and
I'VE crowded houses Blocker Buildings Blocker
nd Morton SITS Alchemysic mystery and wonder Great
actement Lecture begins at ~ O'clock THIS EVEN
NO. Go early and join the laugh.
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"ANTED-TwO good experienced Piano
w Fir.hers 20 20 70 CHICAGO In0l.. W.z-s ts ssa1e
Ne~-Y0Ts AID Boston. Refer 70 v B. PALMER Esl-
Advertising Agent, Sew-York 80, ,-..-
MIA partner wanted BY the advertiser a5ovs n -
Pisro u.r1fsct1rinz brnres.. with capital o. s1O"
whies VII be excellent Investment, - me o1-neS
nplcly Increasing.
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CHALLENGE to ABoLITIONISTs and

FREE-sOILERS.-Read A Plea for Slavery in
this weeks AMERICAS OWN. To be had a. 81 the News
Depotk Office No. So Cha;hA-n-st
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DURTON's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

~ Sole Lesse-ATHlS EVENING. Feb II, WI Be
performed the Comedy called
LOVE CHASE
Wildrake Conway Widow Green Ms Vernon
tOnst4nce. miss
To be followed By two GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS
To conclude with POPPING THE QUESTION.
Door, open At 81 commences att. Boxes and P.rsaef
80 cents Upper Circle, 25c.
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ROARD-lS9 East l5th-st., in a private fam
IP y suite OF the second door, for sents
ard his wife. few single gentlemen The house V
new with all modern Improvements References en-.
chaneed
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WANTED-A situation, in a Wholesale or
w Retail Dry Goods Store. BY young Man from tse
country WHO Is desrous Of learning The business Address
G. L. Tribune Office.
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DISLEYs ILLUSTRATED THAMES
III Now Open Il No. 90 Broadway.-By far the most
beautiful and artk6c production presentes to ths
Public. Commencing Every Evening at Y O'Clock Also,
SATURDAY at2P. III. Admission reduced to Is cent.
DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE to JERUSA.
ID LEM and the HOLY LAND is now open at the
GEORAMA,
No. sec Broadway adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANvARD in person Picture moves every evening
st H. and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons 81
o'clock Admission 50 ois-children half price.
NNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART-Containing Series of AUTHENTIC PAINT
INGS BY the most ceebrsed Masters in chronological
der frsm GUIDO DE SlENNE, "a. d.. l22l) down 10
HORACE NERNFT, is now open for Exhibition .t the
A. M to 5, P. NJ, and to TO- P. NJ Admission 25 cents
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DROOF READER WANTED.-Must be a

ITO DRESSMAKERS.-W 20 take
Il charge Of department. n aud segsIt establish
about % be started town experienced Gutter
and Filter Of Ladies ard Chtrens Clothing Salary good
and Situation permanent Good references rsd Apply
az No 70 LeoIs-d-st- between and o'slsck
NB twill Dc entirely useless " apply AZ any other hour
as the advertiser viii not be there.
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WANTED--To adopt a healthy Female
w Child three Yeas Cd Il viii Be an srly Chd
receive good education bro1EE. up lady, VITA al ths
care parent Beet Of references gwen Address
FOR enc week PARENT, Trib1ns O15oe.
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" RELIGIOUS NOtice-St. AIMS Church for
kaf Mutes-p the small chapel of the University, on
square, the usual Episcopal service is held
wry SUNDAY, at lOt A. M, by Rev. TH0S. GALLAU-
NJ but al M the service is in the sign language.
desire advance the interests OF the educated
DAT Mutes in this community, invited TO attend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-07
The Mason VIII Case.

Decision by Hon. Judge Mitchell.
MAY oJdnses Mason %. Isaac Jones' George Jones, and
Andrea g. Homrsley-In this case, which has been Tor
thirteen or fourteen in litigation the jury the
last trial in the Circuit before Judge Roosevelt in jan.
1853 found that the paper writing propounded not
the will Of John Mason-that he not Of sound mind
when ne executed it, although he declared it t, be his
WILL and subscribed II in the presence of attesting Wit
nesses who alto aested 1t at his request and that the
not obtained by fraud coercion, under In
fuence has since been made by the executors,
with view to set the verdict aside and stay of pro-
ceedngs has granted The plaintiff has spilled to
the Surrogate for letters Of administration the estate
but the Surrogate denied the application the ground
that final determination to the validity or the Will
has been made-no Judgment being entered the YER
dict The plaintiff obtained, parte temporary njunc
ton against the executors to prevent their exercising
any OF the duties OF executors In receiving, collecting
paying out of Of the personal property until the
final determination Of the question of the validity Of the
will The complaint does not alege any fraud in the
executors misconduct msa ppcaton Of tho
funds any danger to the funds any want of SOL
vency In the executors The complaint also prays for
account from the executors of the whole persons estate
and that receiver may be appointed. John Mason left
children, ard several children Of deceased daugh
ter. None of those made parties to the complaint
sons ohn Mason Jr } who has died since his father
The defendants the persons named executors in
the instrument admitted to probate. Application is
made to dissolve the injunction Judge Mitchell reviews
the whole elaborately and concludes by ssyng-
the granting Of injunction could be considered mat
ter Of discretion under the circumstances would be
objection to the granting Of it that the next of kin
would be necessary parties to any accounting and yet
not made parties. They may be entirely adverse to
this application. The motion to dissolve the injunction
Is granted.
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which II Ii proposed TO be laid. The very obvious
effect OF this ID 10 give TO the contractors
monopoly 10 pave thoroughfares on their own
terms, without permitting any competition from any
other parties.
nird-Responsble parties, who perfectly eoEvsr
SAINT with the business OF paving In all its Details are
prepared and willing to lay down pavement oil the same
kind Of materials, and In such manner - not to IN
fringe upen patent OF Mr. Russ terms much more
the city, but which they cannot be per-
mtted do II the directions contained In the resolution
carried into effect
am free to admit that great thoroughfares require
some kind of pavement servceabe and endurable
than the cobbe stones and equally free to state my
conviction that of Messrs Russ Reid is the
most suitable for those Of any yet tested
Ia durable easily cleaned and has thus far proved adequate
TO tho large amount of travel daily passing it, but
the price fixed upon by those gentlemen and which II is
proposed pay under this contract, in my judgment
the idea Of its being the most economical and
although has thus far proved the most durable of any
laid down, repairs must in time be needed
and rs MessIs Russ l. Reid alone make those re.
pairs they would in effect be confirmed in life control
Of all streets IN which that pavement Is laid and in which
repairs may hereafter be required Nor is there any
pairs thus leaving the city entirely at the mercy Of those
gentlemen and OF course greatly enhancing the value Of
the monopoly sought to be conferred on them.
do not deem it necessary to enter into detailed
the proposed contract that subject being already made
familiar not only to your honorable body but to the
mupity.
1t being my firm conviction that the Common Council
has to enter into any contract without comply
ing with the forms prescribed by law, and in my
Judgment failure to comply with those provisions will
In this instance tend TO the expenditure of very large
sum OF money, when by compliance, similar work
could be performed for much less amount feel con-
strained, from sense Of duty, to withhold my sigma
tue from these papers, and therefore return them for
exIedent JACOB A. WESTERVELT, Mayor.