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New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
ASSEMBLY,.

REPORT OF The BOARD OF EXCISE.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report OIL the
Board OF T.Kcise Of the Metropolitan District
POWER OF TIE BOARD or HEALTH. .,,
suore partuariy defining perfeetng and regulating the
powers OF the Metropolitan Board Of Health.
On motion Of Mr.. PARKER Rep, Cayuga), the bil 10
prevent breaking connections between Taioaa5 III % It7
State referred 70 the Committee on k4foau'' VIII
power to report complete.
ExANINATIoS INTO ALLEGED CANAL FRAUDS
nr BRUCE Rep Madison rose to a question OF privi'
lego aud asked unanimous consent TO oiier inc ioo"
iHS:
Wlersgs The Hon Walter L. Sessions, member Of the
New.Yok state Senate has at sundry times andn divers
ways dung the and present sessions OF the LegAa
ture made charges and direct insnuatons seriously re-
ecu upon the official character and action Of the past
and present Canal officers and legislators; and
WL,yeas He is reported by leading journal OF last
Saturday 10 have said in ms place as Senator that
che did not believe there single stated BID ioI
canal work during the last five years that was not opened
by somebody before the day named for opening the D
These bids are now required to be sent to the Contract
Roard and they cannot be opened except by some mem
her Of the Board and yet lac did not hesitate to say that
tbe ece,v thus eniOned has been repeatedly violated
and always against the interests Of the State Contracts
that did not suit certain gentlemen are rejected on the
mere pretense Of nformaty and subsequently awarded
10 the highest bidder" and
Dkecos II is the bounden duty Of the Legislature 70
investigate such accusations made by Senator and
Wb,Sas Committee has been duly appointed by con-
current resolutions OF the Senate and Assembly TO nVes
t9e such charges Of corruption and fraud therefore
Resolred, IL the Senate concur That said committee
be and they are hereby directed immediately 10 summon
the said Hon Walter L. Sessions TO appear DeIore tne
and examine him I'm relation to the alleged frauds OF past
aud present Canal Officers and all such other matters as
a. the Committee may deem proper to the end thaI he
may furnish the Committee with oil such Information az
he may possess on the subject above Named anu Sau
Committee are directed to report SAID testimony as soon
possible.
The rulr, were suspended by unanimous consent anu
fbe preamble and resolutions adopted 80, tit. 100.
The House then took up the supply Dh, "hlVh was
considered until the hour OF recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Supply bill was made the special oIder loi 'o
morrow morning. -. ,.,- .,,~c
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READlNG.
To inc0rpOrate the Buffalo City Railway Company
Creating the office OF Metropolitan fire-marsh"i' """
prescribing its powers and duties -, -. ,,,. 1-nder
writer's ,.-.,c.u1 Al
i0urncd
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DIED.,

GrLLA rn,p, G. on ss,o5i.y Msh q q y,lsv syI I VII,
he ,5,a ye,l Of b, Ssr Tsseisd b. s SIe Of sad,
BAsER-A Newark April Mrs Jane R Baker widow Of The lat.
The % Al % and fa' end Of s % Re E,s S M % 15s9S s StI 5''
ION NI voc n' =, % & ue ' % sv n1 e 10, % I1, & :,
Wtsasii a. , oeioI in the sfsrnooa.
fremont on ssturd S4 n. Mar Tc' WIDOW Of
The S sSS eni. ' are ny.i n attend ss fns,l on o.l,,
Och inst, At p "a, from her late residence
COOKEAt Yonkers SUNDAY April T. John Atraler son Of
john A. ani Caroline Cooke sget year aud months
DAYTON-At Linden near Elizabeth NesJsey, SATURDAY 9th
inst. Matthias o. Dayton in the 10th rear Of bis
KLSG-n FreshSd Greene Co = Mar.A ls M A''hea
KNIGHTon the 9Th ast Eleanor Eliza wife Of Aasn NJ Knight
and daughter Of Jghn Leyeridge.
TIE 1utr service a, her ate rs,Jsucs rrsoR ossse SsS
jersey oaGHS. i GSs ~ Car. .S 5.y. BnFsAI;s st. F,'
ntsFmr N be On WEDNESDAY moa Greenwood and rrage'
a. NJ O'Clock .. d.
sa % 4 5 H. ' s: s.sss Gs,i. e L. t, niece .' " :
I'll, s1a,n win take pe. 80 West ThTynah,, ,t q
fy and also those Of Nr' W Rec, ATE respectfully invited 70
H. Ss9 FeTass F w,.S A !, casT S T''S' % cro e her
The funeral Nil place Wednesday 10th inst II oeok ~
he residence q John 4 & BG 40 s ~ Ea s .fs ye.Sre
Invited further notice The remains will be taken to
MOONEY a M9 1891 P;p N S'TI.ry Ei.,., ATs,5, T:. :
ofJossPh Mooney ,d eldest daughter Of Den 'esmAh ''
New Haven paper, please copy.
PflfLLpS-A h. late residence 10 Philadelphia On WsE AP
Pheius Phillips % consumption, Ia the a. rear Of hs age
Due notice of the funeral hereafter
ROWELLIu h, City April Charles Morse 'on Of WAeh l JAMS
Rowsl, aged year, aud months ..,, -,
The relatives family invited TO attend The hin
fo The residence parents No % Ruger, this Cfue'A
az O'Clock
sCRAGEOU-Suinly SATURDAY the oh lnsi Jale5 VIE OF IL
hcr.mgrour 10 the 60th year 0f beg
Friends o the family respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral rom
her residence Greenwood Cemetery IuesdA! afternoon AZ
Oc0cf
Glasgow Perth (Scotlardl papers please copy
Voy RERNrTI-ru this CITY MONDAY evening April Z, 1907!
Caroline W wife u r. A. yoa Beauth, aud daughter Of T. H.
Kitchen
Notice VI funeral hereafter.
WoOp-oa Sunday morning ;h inst the residence Of her father
Recccs Wood eldest daughter 1 Fernando Wood aged ~ years
mouths. and 10 days
Funeral services from residence of her father Broadway ana seventy
st. TUESDAY 9Th inst, AZ o'clock Relatives aud
friends invited 90 attend Carriages will be IN visiting m M ~
Madison between Twenty onfh shu
Twenty siIth SIS.
NorRSfNG GOODS " every desirable kind constantly
an ,sS a. JACKSONS Mourning No. 35l Broadway opposite
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
OF fEts1SApH TO TEE TRIBUNE.

OF fEtzlHAPH TO TRIBUNE.
SENATE 90. ALBANY, April 8, 1851
BuIS INTRODUCED.
Mr. FOLGER rep. Ontauo) introduced a olu III In,
rorpoiatng the trustees OF the Peabody Educauohsi
Mr. T.. CORNELL Dep. Tompknsl introduced a bill
for the better protection Oi orphan anu 3ios
children against cruelty at the hands OF IheH su"I's
BILLS REPORTED. ,
To provide for the organization and regulation OF tee
yranh comvanies, ordered to a third reading. -
Incorporating the National Telegraph Company Wich
was ordered to a third reading. ,-........ ,,i.,
money TO pay for site for the Rochester Arlnory.
THE NEW CAPITOL BILL -;,. ,
n,e aSeoi9tment Of two additional Commissioners.
PROTECTION OF FEMALE EMPLOYEES: -, e.
The rsport of the Conference Committee on ne bI! 1or
the better protection Of female empoyes III o @
was cOncurred in It authOlZcs .t a. or
redne five davs of persons defraudlng them o S4' or
less wages ~ ,.-
Incorporating the American safe Deposit Company oil
"'" o'A' BILLS PASSED.
IncOrpOratng the Ulster County Agricultural ana STOCK
RoStiyc to the Troy Hydraulic Company; s.,.
nectsdy turnpike and Washing onaTe.
Incorporating the Staten Island Atheneum
Thr Morisania school bill. -,....,
deposits of securities - ,
Rel1tivc 10 reports of Foreign Insurance companies
Authorizing Supplementary proceedings ioF the 'Olec
Tue Assembly, amendments 10 the New-loIk and Brook
Iyn Bridge bill we're passed. 49,.
MI f. CORNELL REP, Tomphnsl introduced % IeSoi4-
Ineot o revise the various laws relating 10 savings D4hhs
70 appoint one more persons 10 maze R ~
sminatOn OF the affairs Qf all such INSTITUTIONS IN w
Ss and report such eOdfcatiOn and the result OF suGa
examination 10 the next legislature the s.,4,Ps 'i
So the expenses Laid on the table un0eI the
eIJIs ADVANCED To A THIRD RI tDING.
Authorizing the Second AID ThirdaYes Railroad Com'
Incorporating the NewY York Steam Transit Company
Authorizing the consolidation OF the MosetnSye ana
T0iBudgc Company with the MiiialnsDu su anu e"ou
Railroad Company Agoufhcu.
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UNITED STATES SUPRFME COURT.
EI rrLESRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

EI TTLESRAPH TO TIE TRIsrNE
WASHINGTON. April S.-The Supreme Court OF the
United States had before to-day the OF Josefa BID
Harro ct al appellants ast The United States appellee
Judge Black Senator stewart OF Nevada, William Evarts
OF New-Yorli I. \. Dick I. G Coffee and Montgomery
Blair appear for the appellants, and Attorney
General stansberry, Caleb Cushing senator Cole OF
California John A. Wills, and Harvey :. Brown for the
appellee and those having interests under e IRON lhe
States James NJ. Carlisle II counsel iOl ShE
States District Court of California which rejected the
claim The title OF the land in question, In or near san
Fraucisco involves from t0c00OO 20 S5,Ooo0O. The
United states MAINTAIN the claimants have no ullc, W
clOate OF final that thir claim is cutuey destitute VI
putv and should be rejected. ,,,
NIr Dick addressed the Court to-day for the appea'a
The following allotment of Judges was announced III
the United states supreme Court today;
For the First Circuit comprising Maine, New -Hanl
shire and Massachusetts Justice Clifford; ., ,..
For The second Circuit comprising NeW-NOIk NcIloh'
and COnnecticut-JustIce Nelson. .- ~.
For the Third Circuit, comprising Pehnsy Nc"
Jersey, and Deaware-JuStice Giicr. -.
For the Fourth Circuit, comprising MilNl N's'
Virginia, and Nirginia--Chet Justice Chase o.,
For Fifth Circuit. comprising Georgia, flollud'
Alabama, Mississippi. Louisiana, and TeNls-Justice
For the Sixth Circuit comprising Ohio. Michigan keu-
fuclcv. and Tcuncssce-Justlce SWayuc.
For the Seventh Circuit comprising lndlaha lulois'
and WiscOnsin-Justice Davis. . -,
For the Eighth Circuit, comprising hU,so''' iV""'
Missouri Kaisas and Arkansas Justice Miller
For the Ninth Circuit comprising t3litOfuh, cItsoh'
and NeyIda-Justice fleld.
The Court heard tRs golea4pg Of tho argument III
No. ljs-Watson Ogt Sutherland
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timent the sentiment Of brotherhood in truth. he
a very imposing spectacle | have not the s'lSnles,
doubt very dear brethren that this idea OF the Grand
Orient of France will he appreciated and That flcG-
masOns will forward and respond to ths apHal'
the links Of the chain which binds them together ana me
more brilliant will their festivities be pray you, very
dear brethren make this communication pubic rs
possible. Accept the OF my esteem ana i'
terua affection. MELLlhEl,
Grand Master Of the Masonic order in France.
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NEM.YORK.

Tho following /, the result of the town elections "a
Putnam County: PHtersou-John Lawrence Rep) re-
elected Supervisor % majority southEast-C~ les W
Budd DemJ chosen supervisor over george iine by 20
Vaicy-saxton Smith Dcml. Plip isiown--J. II. Perry
fDcnl Cafmcl-Nathan L. thompson tDeInJ elected
-. l.. Hafen by mN"tty The Board will stand ::
Democrats, s; Eerph',caus l. The Republicans mani
tested Hiueh aPaIp; and M IA result lose Carmel
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EEENcM RoN-cLADs EXPLCIED ArNEw-LoNDo

FRENCH IRON -CLADs EXPECTED ATNEw- LONDON.
ct rEtEsnAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NTw-LoNDoN. April S-The French squadron OF
lronclads from Havana will arrive tomorrow, II is eN-
pectcd via Newport the water Is not deep enough for
the nag.hlp AT SewYork. It - believed grand recep
ton will be given 10 the fleet by the commanders OF the
schoolfrgate Sabine and the officers In charge Of Fort
Griswold and Trumbuil In this harbor. Tho fleet
consists OF the ironclads Magenta, flagship Magnanne
ROucleTe dc NOuTy.
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BOARD OLE CorNCILMEN.

The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon
pursuant 10 adjournment, President Brinkman III the
chair resolution was adopted authorizing the erection
., npb urna ON one of the sidewalks surrounding the
C1ty Hall Park resolution was presented drectlnk
the Clerk Of the Common Council 10 cOnpe hnu puosn
10 exceed $500 which laid over. The BOaru thcn
adiournad to Monday
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MINING STOCKS.
sr rsLEGRAPH TO raE TRIBUNE.

81 rELEGRAPH , NJ,
StS Fn,Ncsco April 6The following are 'osy' quotations & S
iusr ,n other stocks Gould Curry SJ foot savage [S
per foot Choar $40 per foot OphI, 30 per foot rae
Sonrass 5000 per Crown Point Ss7S foot yellow jazz
& Der foot; Beche $40 per foot Imperial share 500 Sa
Gna steam Navigation Company 20 per cent Csorhh STATE ls
aranh ComnahF. y per eent GIeenbarks. INc
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NEW.JERSEY.
sr ruropapH 70 THH fnIBrSN

~ rItR0hAFA 20 IHA fhbtNh
THENIQN, y, T., April s--At the City election to-
day Reed n'm:t5tlc Candidate for Mayor and the
whole Democratic ticket Sere clrc,>,L DeinocIatie
majority IN the Council. seven. HE lcnooleS5S
majority last year was 30.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
CONNECTICUT.

coPrERuEAD TRIUMPH ~ HARTFORD
ST rEtEsH,Pa TO
HUrronD. Conn, April s.-The Democrats carried
the city election by coo majority to-day, gain OF l7'
since last Monday They elect four OF the ak alder
men. and 10 OF the q cOuncmen.
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SENTENCE OF MrRpERERs.
Fires.
IycEvpI,pY FIRE IN FoURTu-sT.

At O'Clock u. m. yesterday fire was dlSc0Yereh
in basement OF the premises No "a East Fourtst
occupied by Mrs Mary r. Trust. 1t was eXngushed
Scarcely this accomplished when another fire was
discovered In back room on the first HoOr ana another
N box containing batting paper; anu kHahg % wo fSc
second floor These were successfully extngushed
E Trust aud insured for 5000 IN the Metropolitan Com
pany The building Is owned by John ltowand ana is
doubt but that all these fires the work OF an incen
diary and the matter is now under investigation by capt
Cafficy and Fire Marshal Baker.
IL DEY-sT.
At o'clock last evening a fire was discovered at
No CT Dey.st under flight OF stairs leading to the
second floor The premises are occupied by Rocket &
Goldsmith commission merchants. who sustain loss OF
$500 stock by fire and water; fully insured Inc Duu
ing was but slightly damaged
ON RLACKwEIL's ISLAND.
The Nineteenth Precinct Police report that at
O'Clock fire broke ont in storehouse on BlackwoFs
Island, which consumed. The loss is considerable
but what amount could not he asccralned.
NcENDG,RY TIRE IN \ LIVERY STABLE.
Shortly after nine o'clock last night, an ncendiary
fire occurred In the livery and exchange stables Of j. A.
Burr Nos 1o5 and l97 BarIowst Jersey City The fire
was dnded under the stable at the rear part anonga
quantity ~ and refuse material aud very few
minutes the building was hled with smoke IheIe were
% in the stable nc the time II ot which were got
out, when the smoke became so dense that II was upo
sblc 10 reach the Others The flrcmen were quickly at
work. ana streams OF water directed TO the part OF
the stable In which the horses stood and aiter tht ae
Of nearly half hour an entrance was effected ana the
water causing draft OF air, and preventing them from
suffOcating The horses rescued belong 10 Messrs
Creamer Ncwcls Df Morris, Atkins and Wilcox Gibbs
The ro was confined the locality which IL started
aud did not even burn through the floor
AT PETRoLIA, c. w.
Bv TELK0RAPH To TsBUSK
pETRoLn. C. W., April S-The bakery owned by
Jonathan Keith was destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Two of Mr. Kehs daughters, aged respectively q and
years persisted in the flames The rest Of the family
escaped with their liyes.
Al CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio April S-1he foundcry OF In,
glisl q Dixon I'm New Philadelphia Ohio was burned
last night Loss $4,000 which there Is only $4,000 III
surance
IL LAWRENCE, MASS.
BosroN April s.-lhe large hat manuiae,t2Mry M ,,i oil
Messrs Desmond. in Lawrence, was DESTROYED Dy IRE
last night Loss estimated $4,000, which there j.
$1,000 insurance.
~ BOwNANSVuJE. G. ".
BOWA1ANVIIIE. &. w. April S-A large three
story brick building occupied a. factory 10y the BOW
nanville Furniture Manufacturing Co. with The entire
contents was destroyed by fire saturday night Inc
loss Is very heavy One hundred and thirty persons nave
been thrown Out Of employment ON account oi ~.
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FLORIDA.

dispatch from Pensacola dated April ?, says that
the Charter election held on that day resulted in
the choice Of the Southern candidate by Ill ma
iority. The negroes participated IN the election
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Give. A the Preference.

Jehp o. Townsend Bridgeport c. whose wife bad formerly used
the Wheeler Sewing Machine writes Mrs Townsend Wishes
s 10 s.V that pleased with her Wnleoh uibbs
and g "a he yr1ysnc every respect over the Wheeler Wilson
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disturbance during Which, as is alleged, Mrs. C. was
stabbed twice by Michael Cunningham. The knlfe TOOK
effect in the head and side bur the wounds were ot sor
ous The police hearing OF the disturbance forced en-
trance but Cunningham had escaped, but was followed
10 the fcTry and arrested board one or inc DeS
ferry boats where he was found secrcted un
der carriage.
SENTENCE OF MURDERERS.
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
CINCINNArI April S.-The three men, Case. AulguS
and GOctz the murcrers Of Mr. Hughes have been SEN
fenced 60 be hanged on the 30th inst.
MONTREAL. April S.--Proyencher was found guilty
Of poisoning Jontrees and sentenced TO he hanged
trial of Proyenchcrs partner guilt, Sophie Borscerc
commenced to-day.
CONVICTION FOR NIANsLACGHTER.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, April S.--The jury brought III a
verdict OF guilty of mansaughter in the case OF ROBERT
Smith charged with the murder Of Fred Sandear at the
United States Hotel in 1851 Smith sentenced TO Ten
years IN the pcnllcntiary
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CATTLE MARK
~ THfHanApH

THE TRIBUNE -, -. , 9no
PmLADELPaa April 8Beeves are IN good dmAsd sse ~
45d 400 sheep N demand advance sales S esa "
Sf5,. a 10 Hos lover; sales 800 head 81 Slld sR 100 ID
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.r rn1nanIrn 1o rnn rRIRryE.
TIE ST1TE OF TRADE.
rrrslsoRlpn 10 rnp TRIBUNE.

Bryr,o Ap gPonr qui,, very iun llrs Of 2 bbs DO
Spnue 5pt ga bills White M,nn and luaua ~, 10 ~
80 bits esern spring 81 Wheat searre and hn Win
IN uasrl ieHdcucJ l Of e4r of WHe Csnah y. ~ cars
OfCbd- Caslds u * pa "a Sl-.IA eRH's v ~ N"
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,rur u,pIrM pRIDGE CARRIED AWAY.

THE HARLEM BRIDGE CARRIED AWAY.
On Sunday afternoon about 81 o'clock, the propel-
ler Martin Kabfescb in passing through the draw OF
te old Harlem Bridge came In contact with the bridge
and tore a portion OF il away Men engaged all day
NnnterdHY renlling the dhmhgc.
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Patent Combination
MACHINE BETTING AND HOSE.
SUPERIOR TO
LEATHER OR RUBBER.
Tbi, BsLriNa beus wIrs GUrrNPERcaa does asr
STRETCH ApaERKs PrLLHris PLAsLs ssi sec
Aykr,p sr on ACIDs SrsAS HAT CoLD OF osr'
DOOR Exposure.
THE COMBINATION HOSE
Il also coated ase With Guia Pera aud the 0ar hose rs
will convey LIVE SrKaN PErRoLgvS Aso orHSS o "hoae
Injury II uneQusd Steam Fire EOsnes aSd We CAL 'aa 'pee~
attention OF
FIRE DEPARTMENTS
To In. fact that al several has stood without BURSTING or svs.r
Se pRx.Rs more than pounds the sa, nch bsss es1s
that Of Leather or Rubber Hose
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
pENEDICT TORREY & TWOMBLY.
No o PARK-PLACB.
NETr Door rss BROADWAY BASE nav wtess
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Ill

The WATER also improvement odecded ahe A.sf
experiments obtain fos eadg
from the lips hes
nt Mr. Schreers invention The clnse o. pss
pcs rom mich i ear be removed the greatest snd The
shortest time by under the control Of the little lager "
the len hand and without removing the instrument from lae aoesa
New-York tribune., 1867-04-09
NEBRASKA.

The city of Plattsmouth was triumphantly carried
by the Republicans in the charter election held on
the I.t The negroes voted.
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Married.

MILES-HiRDlNGN BagbiGiOn T. sa wednesday 4Prl by
the Rev Dr Paddock. William H. Mss a, ger.York 10 Nellie
dsughter Lose hagSS ESQ. Of the srSmnoRsd place
No casiA
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~

The MEANS or CONSTRUCTION important improvement "a
methods All the instruments usd ~ the ncfe,oes Cvnes
Nsuung COMPANY nscbaery, the most ier
nt OF Which novel the Company % @
tors patent proved machinery the most decSe
mas with before attained
COMPANY produce Of uniorn excellence which 1a
warrant TO be the most perfect msde.
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TESTIMONIALS.

asked voluntary testimonials which follow Sva
will be at recognized those u most "
neutm members of the musical profession:
Nh DER SIR: You have he 0fchss
bv the OF brass instruments
saeraye the ccu form aid manner OF sustaining
each OF very great value
particularly pleased with plsu for Uniform apSsr dsc
Who would dresm-seng ASIDE any question ef
convenience constructing organ In such maone
that the pipes should and emit hei sounds within S
making Of them open toward the nos
so demands As much Uniform and upward direction In tue bsn4 %
ohss,r have accomplished "A improves
desirable wonder that is importance has not herot"ior
attracted attention.
Admiration cs
the sdyncsmsnt and e OF ho esss
""u u'''H' Ven | tyS yoer friend c. ANscHUTz
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The ACTION materially improved ia several resPec@ Az
It's parts machinery working with
cuscy that the action is model Of precision unasnabis o. tss
hand The outside she OF each valve,
which in instruments made cOmpo- OF seven dnrres
improved forae of piece thereby
avoiding liability has sso been mppsef by mixing tss
diameter Of its openings exactly the same that OF the tube ssees
giving freedom passage Of the wind The keys ae rsh
than instruments heetclre made their operation Is more afr ana
their The position OF tee valves ppencd
importance the ie hand take hm hold tesrsE
being shaken BY the of the ngat haas
preventing disturbing influence the mbouchue B ns
change the position snd the form OF the keys the poes
that OF piano
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THE WEATHER.

Ngw-YoRK, April S.-The following was the range
" " M Ia M JPN. 6Rm.
mo
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UNITED STATES COURT or CI-tIsfS
David H. Burr OCT. tho United States.-JustCe Ioiing
delivered the opinion ot the Court IN this finding
5000 due claimant
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NJ. J. PAILLARD & CO..

Forum lion of the second Committees and Circum<
stances Attending the second Award oil the Grce'eS
thought fairness 10 the public proper resa ss
HortuGre well the trth Of history requires
peculiar By which the formation OF 11
Second Committee effected aud the Prize given the Coeeo
have therefore prepared publication statement OF some OF e %
conneoied that rather remarkable proceeding shall send eoPs
for distribution number Of well known esr snd al sp2
CO., NJ eJs Rrosd~ay PETER B. MBAO.
sRLENsSrARi GRAPE CULTURE delayed ga
Arzemeat but Is nearly ready. I. d a.
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TOY IIuiI FVHI IIItIIIt y ~
LOUIS SCHREIBER, esq, No. 81 Asden-isne

DIAN ss write 70 cypress % ny R'a st. s f, 5t@.s.S @Ss'
f oa Of eues for angles thus giving beauty Of outline %
the same ms that The vibrations rendered harmonious lpd he oa.
leave the consequently free from the nsnpa,-
the instrument The ingenious sIPdea'' o Keeping the Hss
cure not perfect Of sound but also greater purity t9s
Acy pitch improvements which e'' hardly be too hsas
sJvq.gt consequent giving hs bell az sprsrd ssssss
As fored By and method Of construction addition ss
90 10 pesI r the Direction position othe bells the soani ub-
ei and quite great dssdvgsges some Inseuh s1s
hands the orchestral perermerhe the front part Of ths stage
the back Of brother performer % ,nd or 'nosss n &
possible eaec, perfect e1'b Eat sefiouy anes sss %
pitch The nstume5 an this avoided by the ;mpe anu
gaut device Of tars bell Of the instrument "p"A '
oeou but not let me foI myself nann @ aTs.
cy o most valuable Improvements, o,'sa
Believe my dss Sir very HaeereH your CARL BERGMAyE
Logs scuaRsss, esq No. 81 M'dsa-lane. -
ya N ne bras. instruments aud va frost pleasure rU.
yoa ny opaon IN fes.d - to them ,, b,v. ...,,.,
R ~ ps @ @ ~ s.eIsSa m 81 btcS aad partr
oas never possible gas form heretofore
sound Sost Ie.rasis result in .taes. Win iar.
kt sas v the ordinary magIe Of Which tue bells @H ''nai'
BE- ,%sg ts OAs ns,nsn, ,he shoulder yss
have siSe1 e performer the u-t 1bsoate control ol ~
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