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Proposals.

RREAKWATER AT BURLINGTON, VT
H. , a. @ @ S A. f f 1efye y t sR dss"si p sa
Construction OF a Breikvaier IT Burlington, VI, VIZ:
700 linear ~ round Timber Got les, 10 inches diane
looo cubic feet otwh Pine Timber IL inches square sticks not
90 ooo feet bosTd measure ofyhte Plank inches thick
5000 cubic yards Of Bubble stone ss.a, varying
for The Labor involved the construction Of r Destsater
pgOsd 70 be in cbs 100 feelong ech 50 feet yea. bs.
feet shove H. ncun1 tie @sg eStS9 together and putting
position Of the cribs and iaie at much ,se foot linear oo
all expenses Of eonstuc,ion exclusive Of material
The proposals fox Stone should be for much delivered In the cribs
s the 1dsred o. Il sSsnt may select
s o;sS Plans showing the PROPOSED construction Of the cribs
The Ia" require GyS .S for Es 9f material '5S o s
u s. Engineer ohee, 0swegO, April a. 1871
pLATTSBURGH BREAKWATER..--Sealed
1907 81 S TABo x, Ps is Va he 'i @
Of whiepne Timber IL nhe' square In
Fy thousand linear feet round wAepue Timber IL inches dame
&y thousand feet board measure Pine f,pE neh thick
Five thousand Pounds Wrought Iron Spike Inches long
Three Thousand yards bubble fragments Weighing from
The Lumber and SPIKE be delivered PttbuTgh ae
S1t' !, N Be selected qfsr Z, Of by his authority Tie
embrace M tearing down low water mark and
Placing % e T So should be stated So nuS Der cable
oo tscd
the whole proposal labor Of framing putting together and
construction generally, exclusive Of maerals
The law requires separate proposals. for each material and fer labor
.n @ SSl Of S Ga 2 si sio S ,@ sr: s
proposals.
c. r. BLUNT, Leut.Col Engrs. Breve Col o. s. A.
U. S. Engineers Office, Oswego, n. Y, April "a. 1851
i've C0NTRACTORS.-Sea Proposals will
received addressed Commissioner repairing
improvement CnonSt the Office the Bnyneer No ~ Court
st. until O'Clock SATURDAY May %, 1861 for regulating and
paving Cnon from Fuons Second place. with Trap Block.
Nicholson and other improved ayemea according plans and sed
aon which tho Office Of the Engineer The Com
moners eseryeth right to reject all Of said bids as they
think for the Interest. Of said improvement
BIZ order Of the Commissioner
L. ~ yIBBARD Bngiueer
Brooklyn, May J. 1861.
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
the 18th day Of May 1907 shall proceed to draw JURORS for the
following Courts led 10 sad for the City aud County Of New
Yvrk o. be 81 DAY Of June, 1867: ~
panels Of 100 Petit Jurors each TOT supreme Court Nnea
Parts and2
Two panels Petit Jurors each for Court Of Common Pleas
Pa aud 2
Two panels Of lOi Petit each for Superior Court Parts
and
panel Grad Jurors ior Court Of General Sessions
VIM q. CONNER, Clerk
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Go mbom It man Concern.


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Wan DxrAsrsEsr, ,,e,
GpsERAL's OFFICE, hay J, ltbLl
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD Is now IN
"A session City tie examination Of candidates for al
mission the Medical stat Of the United States Army. -
Applicants must be toenOne OF age and pyAy
sound
Applications M an Invitation appear before the Board should be
addressed Surgeon s. A. and state tho m name
residence aa1 date and place Of birth o. The candidate Testroaa as
tot furnished II applicant
been In the the fact should be stated to-
gether biz aud time snd place Of service
~ made for The expenses Of undergoing The
examination as II u 40 indispensable prerequisite 70 appointment
There arc tAirty.fve vacancies Ia the Medical star
J. X BARNES. Sargeen General U 5 Army
nIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED for per-
~ without publicity change Of residence
compatibility desoon &C. sufficient Success guaranteed
Advice sud conlle Apply TO BATbMAN Ceunseorataw,
No III Broadway,
INFORMATION WANTED-The person with
Hon Preston King negotiated for amarillo granite
requested to communicate with l. MERRIAM 0sen''
bgrgh, H. Y
I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
Point Long Island n " prepared TO make All
hind Of draw plain typographical Maps ed Probes And 10
WIN gven important subject Of Land D'sinsge after
thorough system based that failure Impossible
Reierence-Mr Solon Robinson Agricultural Editor y Tribune
NATIONAL RAILWAY CONYENTI0N1
HeV.YoRK April q, 1861
ITO Presdenis Supernendens and CHEF Of Railroads
You hereby invited ern1 select delegate representing your
Road the adjourned ontelon the 81 Hehos Hotel New oJk
NAV g7 az y IA Ia accordance With the aa.i ana report he
LA''u"'' S''-'''' J. H. STURGEON, YlcePIes!ieEh
81 fgI S;T,...r sss'EsHsa .
!. TtHais6 {Bls'uavs Committee.
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inclOsed i

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Pr lncl0sed Ia .
se envelope Endorsed the title of the work and name o.
The tder written thereon received at this Office until MONDAY
Ma 90 1861 at III O'Clock .. . ,-.--- 49,.
Fof regulating grading Eighty srhseet between Avenue
and Rast River. 5000, - r.. 49,,
Second avenues. a. -t-., IL,
Por regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging sIyfhsHee
between 1hrd and Fifth avenues A.,
FOR regulating grading curb gutter and Tagging SeVentouIh
street between First and Second avenues. .
For regulating grading curb gutter and tagging Seventy seventh
street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues
FOR curbng gueng and digging seVenyhdsree between
Third and Filth ayennes - ,-.. -
For curling guens and asgng NueyseeOnd'ree between
For aasSns between Second avenue and East
River g..
..-...
For aassug between Third and LetugtoH
Banl proposals. together with the specifications and ssee
nents this oce-Dated Street Department. New
York May 1861 GEORGE W. MCLEAN Street Commissioned
Ofee OF the Street Commissioner, No 2J Broadway
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TEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

MT y 4
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Haven ard Bridgeport 100 sc) tBLL lLo u ID
RrD. 200 (Rrl as 4 % snd % (Brl p m.
For Niora Suaori F.r6eh Southport sni WsitPo5 100 O
For Norsai Zoo % Cr) 300 iL3oA is RI 100 (Er
as 40. Oir) so. 900 tBrl Pa
Yor Dsrien I o. = o. IL ~ m. as, an, so m.
Yor Gr,5nsieh. 100, 300 ll.D 30 fN, SD 40 p m
Fo stanford 400 (RL 200 il30 n AIS (kIl 100 lkLl
as go tErl as SO. 6 30, 400 (RIl p. -
Yo Por Chester nisrustats stations TOO 300 Lg aD
CONNECTING TRAINS
Bosi01 vi. sprngsd 400 (kLl 500 tELl. 800
Por Bosioa via shore isse i2i51KIb. 400 p m. -
For HArtoh and Springfield 500 m tkII nS 100 (RLh 100
FO conn,e,eui River Railroad 800 (ELl uDp m 10 hon
For Hartford Providence saI P,Ain Railroad 300 Cgrj n iS
For E,s Louaou tal s.oansoa Railroad q, 400 n
ifl5 100. 600 p
For Canal Ralroai 4, m 10 Northampton
Por Hou,sonie Railroad % q 100
For Esugatack Railroad 900 a n 200 "a.
Yor Dansury aud Eorraik Railroad. T. o. 9oos tDpu.
~ '''''' JAMES n Hoyr. Sept
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C0RP0RATION NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE hereby 70 the owner or owners ocenpan
or occupants all House. sns Lots Improved or unmpe'e Lsn
,seei thereby following Assessments have been e9mpei
and are lodged the Board Of Assessors for examination By
ALP Interested, viz: A.
it For paving yesi from Greenwich 10 westsrees With trap
block
For regulating and grading setting curb and t,er stones and Tag
gnr sidewalk. IA 9Th avenue from l25th 20 l2ahstros
81 bug In 7ihsTeuue, between AZ anu f''n seo
and In Rroadway. between f2d and Adslueis -,
The embraced BY such Assessment nclnce All the eTef ea
and lots o Ground pieces and parcesof Land situated on
from Grteuvich street, 70
tcrt Of half the biark inthc iniorsrcing streets
sides between l2sth and 1Jth streets
3iThe f3thsoet both sides
s1re ofhthc block Of It'll ao both
sides Of Btoadway from 42d to 43istrtetS
All persons whose interests effected blythe above named Asses
opposed The either Of them requested
present their objections In Writing Of e nndsgne a Their
oace No q CHAMBERS STREET. BASEMENT NEW COURT
HOUSE, NiihiH tlirly d. ifom cate Of this notice
JACOB r. OAKLEY, } Board
JOHN D. OrTlWRLL, Of
ISAAC o. HUNT, y ASSESSOR
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6tstionerp, sc.
MEXICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT.
n COMPETITION DEFIED.

-,
A MEXICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT.
"A COMPETITION DgFlED.
NATIONAL LEAD PEN Oils.
OIfyRRS PAT IMPROVED BRASIVR RuBBhk PbeVii liz
MERRITTS NEW PAT PENCIL POINT PROfkOIOh anu
GREEN'S GENuIHR INK ERASkR and PApEh sT s, ,nn
OLIYERs IMPROVED PAT. AIRrluHT lnhs i ,.s.,ya
oLIyBRS COMBINATION RULBR and PAPbh Ovl.nn 49,,
Having recently introduced and important pto'hh'' nd
greatly Increased facilities for the manufacture OF me
the Inspection Of buyers 20 quau sba Pe ne
thing In he line the lowest pree
JHO. J. MERRlrT Manufacturing aud Importing
No. iJ William st, four doors below fnton ST. newI
r AIDES, FANCY INK--Six beautiful and
nermarapt coors Blue Green Purple Carmue, Violet Dahia
al Per Dor Trade supplied o1cs CONTINENTAL MASVFAO'
TURBRs, No ITO Johnsti n. Y
DOUND-CORNERED PLAYlNG,GAkDo arc
The eseipet aIi mo economical used They MAYER eph
and always sip veil Fo sale retail % cent? per
a. Vaa.s,.ls SAMUEL AAsl ss aa - iisa =, T. 70
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no ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
missioner. "a behalf o. The State Of Iowa hereby Offer premium
detail drawings Of bndng buildings for the Iowa State
the education Of the Deaf aud Dumb 10 be erected at
aud sufficient capacity accommodate not
than hundred pupils the plan to include arrangements for lighting
warming yenang the building Plans 20 be opened the first
Monday June Address the undersigned Council Buff. Iowa
THOS. OFFICER,
G. BALDWIN,
l.. HONN
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A MEXICAN HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY,":

senwsV Hall Fourteenhs FouIthsVe THIS kFBhiN1
WEDNESDAY MAY ct O'Clock Addresses Rev p
GOODWIN Of Columbus. Ohio aud the Rev. h L. ABDBh.
Ros Mas
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Hle0ifal.

REDDlNG'
RUSSIA SALVE.
Established 1904
PRICE % cRYTs PR BOX.
Is the Universal Remedy for
BURNS sCALDs CUTS BRUISES,
ani all
FLESH WOUNDS;
foe
CHiLBLAINs, CaAPPEO HANDS. PILLS.,
OLD sCRoFUL0Us SORES:
ERUPTioNs, BLorCHES SALT RHsUm,
and all
CUTANE0US DISEASES.
RgpprYGs RUSSIA SALyE purely Ye5oabb 0H'mnt MADE
from The very be. materials and combines In itself greater HEALING
rowxas than any preparation before the public It's timely app
cation has saving thousands OF valuable lives o. re-
ievinx wherever used has proven en
in reality HUMANITY.
sixty WARS GENERAL USB OF TIE RuhSih nhhth
rs NOBLE GUARkETKR OF ITS INCOmrAhAbLh "
VIRTUES AS A IRALIN9 OINTMENT:
The vary sale REDDINGS RUSSIA SALvE during me past
sry mara hundreds OF unworthy limitations ibut
opposition tho RUSSIA SALNk maintains Tvs supremacy
hyag steady and permAnen! sac sni never
deerorang quality BY climate ani SOFA 70 dealers
prca enabling them 10 realize generous proof W !" sac
- - agDOtNd o.. Proprstos
ss.sa. Asst
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atenmhnaie nm BniIrnnos.

JIoR NORWALK, connecting, with Dganb t.p
No ~ Ts Rger foot Of MaPEets EVERY AFTERS0OE p
o'c.oct Fare 70 cents Excursion Toteti. q 25
[NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
S.c E s%Do1 sa S Rs Sc Ssss
lions forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and the West without eaAsso
ears ALLENTOWN LINE TO TIE WEST,
Tre. Errr.s, daily for the West except Sundays Ns'n one
tran sy nj and this line Chicago Cincinnati
St Louis &c, with bgtc5s change D q s cas- ,,v>r,
Commencing April 20 la6l-Ls,ye HswYoLt a. hnoTs cr,t
w f1s % $ts ss%ssa ah,@sy c pn
m E.;.sn hqs.t.'s d HIssT; Or r cs
@ bat change 70 s. LSH G9 s . = i Ee ard the
Oh COPnee,s at ygns.n with DeaT anr s
VS. b TSispor Ka,tou cr,orn Mush Chunk wIc'bans
R; Sd & P Teelisl1i r aafsiGl'' A'
sPPm m-lFS' s San,G7i and Pennington
p mcScNTATI ExrKEs.For Esston Bstehe% . nSSn
Decis At ,5urg viii foI wimPort EH0 k Sleeping Cars
" s:is p msFor function and intermcin. saioua
ooSY PP@wFsTERS ExsREss TRANFor E,'tou, Allentown
Reading HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and che The we .,,r,,
Addition. Bergen Pdn Elizabeth Ss p.u
roaof XewJsrsy foot Of Lbsrtst r. nsO AsO House. no"
~ S BT''' and at J S P5;'s sTEaHss Superintendent,
UTTDS,lN RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL-
III Ro1DS-c and amer MoXDAY April 70 1907 trains fl
Alb. : and TIoy Z, sTSS
So M RTpre train Vi, h'son River Railroad, Tbirteh ana
Ts,bsv. through Jugo and Suspension Bridge without change OF
ears and connecting Troy With aas for Saratoga Rutland burning
no m Express train Harlem Railroad Twenty sIts' and
Poprav connecting with Western Railroad for b'non
Albany with Western trains and at troy MIN
trains for Saratoga Rutland Burlington and the North
Hudson River halTOau connecting AWAY
with train for the West Nh, ..... .,
$3.50 Express train Hudson River Railroad eonneetns ~
Albany Western trains and at Troy with trains for Nons WIN
sleeping cl attached -. h.a...
with Railroad Tor Lebanon Springs Ptshed &C. anu "
bny with Western Sleeping attached at Albany
go IN Express vJuisOn River Railroad with sleeping "
attached Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge without hsne
oea Also sleeping excepting SATURDAYS attached nom
HewYok through OgtBsbug without change via Rome ana W
Railroad Connection b Troy will be made al ka Albany ms ""a
will Sundays 81, ....L.,
ii train Via Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars attached
early r Buffalo and Suspension Brhge,
aud At Troy With Saratoga and points North This tram wi"
o Sgndars vo,k
sunday will Vi, Hudson River Raire,d from heN1o A
10 PourkeepIe intermediate stations leaving hework AZ
Returning leave POughksspse at 1 NJ arriving IL hs"i0A
ST p. m ~, 81. u - ...o.s, ., =,
striving Mlerton al $40 Returning. leave hlst
10 = ID m, arriving az New YORK nt Peso A. m
WIN. H. VANDERBILT. VicePresident
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months ago he would DO nothing for ths bssent Of the
state the city, or the people a the State and city he
had heard Mr. Beecher say them that be not only
In favor OF universal suffrage hat u stng every body
White and black mon and women. vote on arriving =
Cessie 6orden He did not pretend be very wis or
learned, but his common sense couyiuccd him that
Mr. Beecher went TO thstcor rventon and planted him
lessIy. .ss N.
Dr. CusLEn and several other speakers then delivered
short nvemnute spoechss appropriate TO the occasion
after which the gness adjourned 70 the supper room,
where an extremely elegant collation. awaited them.
Aer supper those In attendance returned 10 the Assem-
bly, room and spsntths remainder OF the svsping IN
da ncinR ...-s .....s .,'I.4r7
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The Contemplated Line sf Steamers In Oppe-
sltios 90 she Pnciac Mail IAse Bsuaht OM.
BAN FRArcrsco. April 16 1897.
Ths proposed opposition line between sAn Francisco
and New York lssamss Idaho. osgonian and Monsana)
he been bought or ~ parties 10 the interest," Of the
Paosac Mail sssamship Company II 70 now known thai
he threatened oppQkfon oyguAted In quarrel Detwssn
~ PacAc Mail '6ssAnashp Company and The Bank Of
OAhfevniA which s .h4e5s.eod hss been adjusted by
ennoowlena y ~ bsnA :.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The further examination Of Witnesses ip the case or
Robert Stirling charged with having had in his possss-
sion 5000 in Unitsd States bonds bearing the same
numbers as those stolen some months ago from the
agents once OF the Royal Insurance Company q 0is
city was postponed by Judge Bowling q the I0mbI
Pocc Court until Friday morning next at the q
counsel The defence will eudeavor 70 prove tnat ths
bonds In question we're not the same - tnose Hosh'
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NEWS FROM feATnEss moxaoe.

Arriy al Of n BWriai Corps s-Payssest ef Tresps.
Movements Of Vessels. <kc. Nsh
FoRrSuss hoSwox April II, 1897
aelachn,sns Of the New York Burial corps arrived u
Hampton to-day fom Yorktown, Va, and smbsrked
with an thcir camp equipsss vessels for Portsmouth
This detachment, under the direction Of Superintendent
Charles Hiizelbsrger recently compsed tns Isrxs M
tonaI Cemetery a Yorktown, which 10 under ne enarge
az kesuor who will furnish all necessary nforIneteon
10 the friends Of tho soldiers buried there The deeon
mont will locate q still larger national csmsssry neer
About forty saion attached 10 the ship % Lawrence
were paid on yesterday and left for the North on snort
forou9h. A#A NAA+
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usAJH Of PROMINENT DAlrImoatAHs.

l BALvrsoRs, April Il, lse1
Dr. ". H. Dalrympls, well known physician o. 'n's
city. died yesterday Of typhoid fever con'rac'sa !"
course Of his professional duties
\ Mr. Timothy Kelly, one Of the oldest c".s.s T y D-T
timors, died on Saturday The residence 2, =.
law m Kelly for moro than ball a ccn'uy ywr..s.xa 49,
r.r,Aa ,ssh an busncss community, and grcssv 49,
~ ths growth and enterprise Of the place ol1 IN
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General Jsa a. Blunt Of Kansas; General A. w. Rice,
OF Iewa, and fieUsral T. Robnson Of Blnshamton are
stopping ~ the ~. Ncholrs Hotel
ConrfSsssnan Oakss Ancs OF Massachusetts,; w. Rus
cell OF Quebec; Captain W. Stokes Boyd or philadel.
phis Jacob underhl and HenI Brewsser Of SAN Fran
CISCO, are stopping a. the Fifth Avenue Hotel
osnsrsl A. w.. Cuvtis Of g. Louis No, ana A. W.
NaTlisy, ~ New levssS. ard stopping u shs Actor
House
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F0RTIETH CONGRESS.

ExtrAsrdssary Session Of the SENATE.
.t, .Y .-... ny wAsRNuroS, April 10, 1857.
The Senate. shortly sfer meeting without trsussctng
my public business went into executive session.
Rrronrrse rBr DsaArrs rHE snsAm
When the docss wsrV opened Mr. BrKAIsw, dem.
81 Pa. offered the following resolution estero.
1esolvcd, That the Commee Printing be authorized
70 euer ito contract IN the nAmo Of the Seuate, with
Hone proper person 70 furnish condensed ynopcal 70
ports 0l the psocsedngs and debates OF the Senate the
ase 70 be free 70 The press Of the country any
agancy thereof continue for period
approval a ~
The resolution referred 70 q select committee OF
tbrse members, 10 be eappointed ny the Chair. @
I. rHE sTNAL ADJOURNMENT.
MT Johnson, tdsm.l Of Nd, moved 10 reconsider The
vote ~ which the Senate passed the resolution 10 ad
tourn on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. Asn.osy, rep or r. H. proposed to extend the
time Oi Wednesday. N4.3
Pending the question the senate adlournsd
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

A STRANGE Case-A Man supposed - Have
Been Murdered IL Preven - Have Died or
Excessive Indulgeace and Dissipasisu.
sPRfsaFrELp, Msss, April IL, 1907
The final session Of the Coronsrs jury In the case Of
Dr. Henry A. Howe. who was suppossd 70 have bssn
murdered few days since In house Of ll-fAme u
Holyoke was hold ~ Amherst to-day, and verdict rsa
dered thai he did not 70 his doath By violence
post -mortem examination showed largo clOe o. Dooa
At tho base o tho BRAIN produced BY ths uss o. qn
and excessive indulgence, which proved fatal 10 psou
Of erhaugtton and over oxertion.
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The STATE CAPITAL.


AIsAxs. April 10, 1867.
iar wnAsyKs AND runs suL ssDlyIvua
Senator Person introduced bill teaishs proposing o
create commercial harbor district u the Metropolitan
ana the appointment OF Ave oGcass = b desg-
na'ed commissioners Of Docks with Ne Captain Of the
roH OF Nsw York. who shall act e President Oe The
boaro me commissioners 10 be nominated by The Gov.
ernor and hold once for ten years Salaries OF Commis
sioners ooo Of the Captain a. 500 Treasurer $4,000
the Board 70 have exclusive control Of all piers wharvss
and bulkhsads, acquiring tale to all now held BY private
individuals; they may erect wharvcs and warehousse
thereon purchasing the right any patent or improved
constructions To be used fosnch purpbss The expense
Of Ae Board 70 be included NE ansual tar ieves Of
New York and Brooklyn.
The bill has no chance Of passage this session.
.n8sgs aAtrrY OF IJvE rusrIc BvnDses
The Unsafe Building passed in the senate tonight
after tho insertion OF the following important amend.
mem. It's other provisions have already been given
soted to purposes Of amusement shall be kept free from
Dmp stools chars sofas aud other obstructons during
e sn nu nS s
ocs upon the owner esses o. manager Of any Of sid
nd about tho srranssmsat Of the saS buildings and
SRs halls s..a. vnacs assiss ana sscapss = :. e
ssid sssics + not complied with .shn ten days after
apy totho supreme CouFs fOr a ordar 20 proceed q
sake the alterations specified in said notice. 7o is
THE CRY IAx Levy. : Is. .r4 LitNl z
A communication was received from Comptroller Con-
Molly the House tonight asking the Insertion Of tho
item Of ess2O0o IN the city tax levy, being the sum
total Of Judgments given againss the city during che
Pss' ~. ~. .,l.tg All ti--ress nL 3sle9
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ftEass Bcsros April 10, lsoT y
10 ths sopsrcr Court to-day Judge Norton sentenced
Luther u Hatrs and james W. Harris brethsp TO pay
nne Of 5000 each ov ceihg engaged IN the lottery
bu.ip ccu y
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~ smead Ne charter Of ths market Savings Bank,
New York
To facilitate the construction Of the Coopsrslown and
Susqushanna Valley Railroad.
Adjourned Nt.wH MMtaMw t ~
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illfcllI IjfasGfh' AaAtsfl0.


sEB rosrsrss MoxRon, April II 1901.
!. . ,a.n csmsd one y Taylor aresident n klcnmonS
-. srsssisd IN Norfolk yesterday On ecnar9e y ,"ss
ssry as - ne landed frcm u: sssa ,nssvms,,os.
vn,cn acladed njnuss dseegpuSl os w seS"
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

The coachmakers Of this city held mass meeting iass
evening, ut Masonic Hail. thirteenth street. between
Third and Fourth avenues. u which very numerous
assembly, composed Of Germans ssd others, was pres
enk Several gentleman, friendly o the objects Of The
society addressed the meetngs ard A1er some mi&1s
discusson IL was propoeed that The beceY
sustain those men who wsrs striking n Parkern nnop
esabhmsnt was charging dstclasz pncss they should
at least give their ~ much ~ others are peng
this city and not 20 below such low wages . ~ ~ psf
dav .ts
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. new career We have taken new departure, and !
gratined member Of this club 70 note that this
association puts itself in line with the radical tendency
Of the hour Wisconsin and Kansas for the nrst time
IN the history Of the American republic, have unani-
mously through their Legislatures. proposed 70 the
voters Of those Saes not only 10 strike ont the odsous
restrictive word ..whts from their constitutions bus
also that other restrictive word "mae and 80 bring
women as well men 20 the ballot box ss voters ac-
cordng 10 the vspublcan idea While sohn stuart MI
IN England and other earnest farseeins bsra men, are
advocating republcanism upon that broad basis, "a
nting and proper that In America put ourselves IN
Iine II We 40 not take the lead. NJ ~a
BvxRr WAND BrEcHER 10 ~ DrLEGAT 10 rfr cossfI
a8N Tu7DNsL CONVENTION.
From this Senatorial district have II in contenpla'
tion 70 send to own state Constitutional Convention
will 90 70 Albany represent this special deata the
women OF New York like the women Of Kaneas and
wisconsin, shall hcuccforth have II their hands the bal
lot to exercise and discharge the functions OF ctzcn-
ship refer 70 the Rev. Henry ward Beecher. We
might celebrate them M this idea should BE- victorious
The triumph Of repubcanisn, Of liberty and e1unlty
. throughout the land, and the sumter Club may hiy
share In the pleasures the conatuasons and the credit
OF having contributed rs part 10 The achievement OF this
glorious triumph. s1Htw
ssmtsr Club being made vehicle for the expression Of
sentiments In favor Of womcn's ri6hta IL women we're
msn would vote that they should vote, bus bee aue
and tumble Of political responsibility, without ceasng
70 be women loud Applanse.D such sentiments
should be made in HE presence without his respond
NJ cnrr1wmx~ ,hsn brsny addrssssd the meeting,
Aftev few Introductory rcmnrks Of humorous char
scssr heartily and fully In favor of Mr. Beech
hax rsjocsd ana had exprssssd his rejocing a. the
nomination OF that gentleman, and he Believed was
possible for hm bccome the leading apfrit u ~ Mr.
ssa e q &
mieht qualify him 70 b ths vsvy isa1nG spirit
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