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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Essex Market Police Court Alonzo Green Of
No "a suffolk; committed yesterday charge q stealing a
horse from Wm. Wilke Of No. lji Stanontt
SUsSmann Frank committed on Monday by order of
Judge Jaacsen csge admitted 70 bail yesterday
by Dstne ATTORNEY appear for examination March
James Harper. a liquor dealer Of 2H GrccIst.. Jer-
CITY, tsssing Scent rnp Marin
Juer Of No 10 Gudtt va bell Yesterday BY Comhtonu Shields
5000 bail
In the Court q General Sessions before Recorder
Hseke Richard ~ Rice for eau sHoll cross vcdh
$3.50 from William Mor's ewcy No. 5 Hul'ost Dee ?.
10 seateBce3 i've yesp Hpusneu; bad h"r Fte'
mex Lewis convicted o einhNug money belonging 60 M
Armstrong
pleaded guilty assault ans eaEe. an snt TO tic PtnntarJ for
three mouths
Justice Lelwith at the TOmbs Police Court, com
med John sunt yceriAy for having with cntdctste hok'
If Proiuc # Allen
Riyiaet srrving Of iher Plndtr smith - PEI
but cOueit Pam 81 the iuunl
tie pstOp o. Smith remainder 10 uaccped store az
o thai ~ Mr. UndehVfcr.
At the TOmhS Police Court, Justice Hogan com
United John h'(arv y,riay. fu having stolen vale. nom Mr.
Elizabeth Douovsu ~ No. . Woet Brook while she
night knock,d down to'u Cauish q Nr. - We rUe
Wiki along Bekmsust and from him gold
and valued 80 CIotlev arrested ffeIg1ui
found Tie l oi BIZ PAnsooas be commit yeser
CAV 10 await trial
In the Court Of Special Sessions, before Judge
Bowling yesteria Henry csn billiard halls
William liver stealing dry goot from the 81 MARY Wrench IA
Peter ". aslu Gri bat
TantaOn from hr sharpe to the House Of Rense
Gsason sg and battery PHILIP Caanon aTy one month
four .Akebs Fps, sealing paper from
Daaues months ..eor-e (o" defug
Of oghoes os Alexander Mckee iOut Monis John john
son stealing ec. OF hair eo vodh 10 from Lnl"g ktsn so
mOnths hued 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The following letter, Written by FhthcT FIT
rel 10 the Archbishop was read from the pulpit a.
sunday: ,o,,
MOsT REVEREND ARCHBISHOP: Having been Diicldlly
informed that some OF my teachings aud puhlc hcu',
more especially OF recent date, have incurred your
censure and shaken your confidence IN me rs lastr VI
souls and Furthermore have given pain ana dhe'unea
ton not alone many OF my dock, but OF the Cal
ole community at large, feel it my duty TO make knoW
70 you how much grieved at this, ana now WIIns
and nxous am make fitting reparatOn ana apology
TO this end wish 10 declare publicly That nave never
consciously entertained any idea or Deuef cohtI 10
the teaching OF the Catholic Church; that accept WIFI
out reserve all the definitions no less OF the Nhtcah
of ali prevOus General Councils; that likewise Itlgt'
all erroneous opinions which proscriDed anu pf.hp
tied by the Constitutions and DEGREES or the oy aPos
tOlic see and whatever have spoken or wftt in any
contrary sense lereby rctTact Permit me 10 ' Vss
Reverend Sir that my intention ana nrin hopo u JIM
the grace OF God shall always remain steauSst ~
faith Of the Holy Catholic Church, giving u III he e.
a. have sought 10 give in the past, my hehrtIeit ao
glance with respect and kind regards yours ,Tuiy;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE ALLEGED CRUELTY AT SEA.

The case of Capt Peabody and Mates Mayo
aud Shields Of the ship Neptune, charged with cruel
treatment 10 sailors continued yesterday before
Commissioner Shields The crossexaminatiOn Of Reice
disclosed 40 new facts. Charles Johnson, colOrcd
sailor testified Capt Peabody forced into the cold,
and frOze nv hand: then went 10 the Captain and he
gave saye for my hands; II made them worse,
but to work again the Captain never Ill treated me
except by showing me about told him my hands were
frozen and ne said, Frozen be id; he never struck
ne, shields the second mate when pulling on the
rope would sQueeze my hand with the rope ia IL; the
fret mate never ultreatcd me- | the Captain KICK
other sailors the day before we came IN. Case al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

N the Cnnrt OF Snctinl Sessions. hffore lndgn
DTCIsIONS--FrB. 81.

SpDrfhc COUrt-Chamb1s-By Judge Barnard
granted. reference
rilI0ad oupsryMoCI
granted Cecr ag Pscerl only heard one Of d. noto' thsi
March War; sgt. CoggiL irMoor grnted Greer
agt Hanfori srantes nd ordered MirI ae Le
nd-Moiion granted Ryder ACT BaVsThouon granted Williams
HoRsri.-nOG1u orieel tlaTEt
granted CORNER tayou-Mouon granted
Beunelof Petroleum Company Hnnmoni-Noton gran -
Fitch sgt. Patrr~ll.-Alosaace granted Moran sgt Mar
haitian Saving, usuuton-aotcu caubt Gre2' ar Lnds1,
Motion granted Iaultr agt If'a'H--M'H"i trt1t
ell snd reference ordered e hear I'D d-enu!. 20
Buevorh act Nolstnburg Motion deuei SAME at Sai1cho
ton gr1rsd back take proof and report william ~
granted and yet cis7e ia b. and
de.aune Judgment security. Helm AZ. As 90
gr,v.s anil r orerc Patt AIT American Nke Plating
ON Y-soou Gerei without LaOrkie Nhetler-M'
ion lesuie Ford.NoJu denied Goodrich ae Dave.
1T at Kuup-Mpton deulet. BoSeu Savings Ba4k
C.sper-no,o rNi1ure ag. tocloMoion granted
Simon ag Naturalization PrsnrL Block Horse MINI; Co tsl
CIsl.n Motion crsuei and reference 0r.er g. hear
By Judge IuSrbamu the matter OF kch1N "HiNoI-Rrieft rel
b, Judge Caroro-Nuer az. s,tc,ler Abe A' Dahaer
dIanAas Of counsel
Marine COar1-Idrt by Judge JoacliIusen.-
Perroi, ggt Wrght-Ou i0I WORK nth bhicsulGnf
for the tinhf f7a5 and ,h ~ aloRauce Frc-e
81 Heas, two eszes-Atrrei to John A. Go.r hthsy at
Mo0rF-Bft.utuue. haEks MteksOu oi itre-
JIcIaeut for tie defendant and = - allowance
ALBANY Feb. 2l-The following decisions were
sssdsns an Bancan Kelly Faro1r; harrington Rus
M Paun-'es at Thompson Bntioa LoeulD Nts tun
Hpiua InNr COMPANY; Lfed Ggt Johns Pink aet 1h
,op Jvuts reversed gr.HtedSttI sg Aoh0
II md judgment 0riefei 0r pa nub viii
c,.s-pous AIT Of ths tOau the Guy ~
reversing Judgment and gHutng i it'sol af .u
nent on 4e,od Iet Affirmed with cOstsCOel0aG AT Eyre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
AN ERIE RAILROAD CASE IN SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Feb. 21.-At Il special
term of the Supreme Court held before Judge Backus
TODAY, motion noticed in the Of the Hon.
John W Thompson and William Wait against the Erie
kalIodu company, for au extension Of time to answer
ILls u smt To recover preferred dividend OF 1870,
brought l January las the venue being laid in Warren
county. ms cdse was not heard however postpone
mcut being arranged between tie resp.cy,. ttoreys
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THE COURTS.
=, p,,yAwlY WIFE AND HER PARAMOUNT
. TRUSTING HUSBAND.

prJNAWlY WIFE AND BEN IAhA"N'N "
TRUSTING HUSBAND.
Iobn Frouris aud his wife Anna have kept'
a.. ION voars mast. the Victoria Hotel IN Romney hcn'
-. t,,,lsnd The husband wac q "ioy old SOUL
e manner dspeasinc Ia the wife; hut her reIioi
..rces we're Of no avail. The husband continued n'
,,,olpte course and frequent Quarrels between W.
- ,,e result About the middle of January rian'
an returning home from an extended deoauon, ~
,,a. his wife had disappeared with Thomas h'' sho
,,oodlookinc carpenter several years her Jun enc
"a heen acquainted with him long tine anu making
tmc OF their flight he was engaseIitb them FIVE
enoirs ON the h0rc The tugtives toOh and other
or siX trunks containing clothing sNe ~ the husband
,iccs valued In all al Si2s0 Inquiries ned Ian 49,
y,snltpd Ina his asccnauing that ttl h ON the 25th
on tbe Inman steamship City OF nrrsuif reaching
Of that month the husband saieu :"
lie anned 70 Superintendent KeIso, directed to rem
defrc{yes AZ Police Headquarters Tbev could find no
der all in hunting up te NJ Francis then applied 70
detective Field Of the flh rnc{s and her paTamOur
search asccrtained that MR. uo"se at Hudson and
had boarded az the Dupo9ttte landing but were then
iNshtSts,. INi sour Tt Br1 sdway. warrant was pr
erred fTOm Justice Hogan of" taken by tbeu was
were arrested I'm hacked. The prisoners and prop
iouuo some o. hefore Justice Hogan, at te lomnS
~ ON layif was male Dy t9c sIoI he woman
the facts o. leaving her husband and advised her 10
heI rto ~, hin, She replied that she had no Iault 10
~ b him. aside from ms uls1u.V WY nc t ta
never hecn Left i'm good hands IN their absence, she
snt 4 10 go back with him; Inc Iatlei sald ne wac
riTnc and even anxious 70 take heF pack anu 10 i've
vi her proyided her param0ur was left behind. The
% an declared that Elliott had not been paramonr OF
ncrs but that he simply protector. The husband
sd he believed his wifeS statements, and finally they
were discharged and husband and wife left the court
too her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE METHODIST TRACT SOCIETY.

The following is the Circular OF the tract
Society OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for 1917 The
receipts Of the Tract Society during 1910 were Nooo ~
an Increase Of $50 O5 those Of 1902 its eipehd
lures were s2c79 &c. or 1852 "a less than those OF 1862
The average circulation Of The GOOD hens was o',ooe
decrease of gro from the average OF 1863 over J9OO
Of tfaci-pdges have been printed, as louo"s. '
York siGsOJl; ~ Thc do0d Ncos. - $50 ~
5,laOJl ia China. 2l4sgj5; total "J,iiyo1o ,'i' 49,
over 1863. 20l45c. Flfty seven new u'tts hIs rta
added in hr si. ana more afo NO" h piohS '"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE JURISDICTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE
OFFICERS CONFINED TO THEIR REsPECTIvI
DISTRICTS.

THE JURISDICTION OF INTERNAL REVENUE
OFFICERS CONFINED TO THEIR RESPECTIVE
DISTRICTS.
John Everett, charged with not Obliterating
rycnue stamps ON empty whisky barrels honoraby
DISCHARGED yesterday, by Commissioners Osborn. In con
ne, lion with this case, Frederick Porter charged
with rssng Internal Revenue officers. and rescuing
the whisky barrels from them. ". Gibson counsel for
e defendant cOntendcd that he should be dSchar gcd
beausf the officers who made the seizure were Assistant
fore no authority make seizures the Thirty
Collection District. Commissioner Osborn gave the fol
lowing decision sustaining this view OF the case:
cmpauauts b. justified in attempting the bre
srce Of part dsiIn protection
Internal Revenue oc,s uns ,he had sstOr
~
cnmua redress against persons rsng property st
,sh person lerons nng TIE Internal Revenue ocs
,ure within their n 4ction Section Of Act 1863
Th at from passage
b. authorized discharge by bN
Other collector proper Interpretation Of this
which appointed
s al or thing done bv py such officer the Unite 81 his ofca
Internal Revenue oce be issecs
ssouc act by the Commissioner " Internal keyoase
BY The Secretary OF the Treasury uous that such tertoT 81
tn, and officers of Districts uedOe with
disturb he system nsugued for the and collection Of
charge their duties. provides misfortune
Section o. Of the o lu L. 1906 claimed h tie Government
authorizing Interval Reyuss officer detu property sub
zee u forfeiture ana siic may iun evidence OF maui Suc cou
strocon general Congress have when the law
snder DISCUSSION am Internal Revenue oce whn t lsltuon o.
disires this law only apply II the statute permits
where then Section 81 % the Act Of July ~ @ has force and
eject Then contradiction and the other must he declared
null an f"h WHEREFORE Vi u The VF have tKps~ complain
District ard the the COMP that
RESISTED M The DISCHARGE OF tuer duty as Assistant Assessors and TIE
Tot soy b. them rescued cannot be maintained IN law AMI the
B u that charge dismissed and defendants discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Is A NUISANCE CLAUSE" An INCUMBB\NCE
In the case of VIM. {. Van Aulen AIT.

In the case of VIM. {. Van Aulen AT.
Geo J. Tyson, tined yesterday in the Common Pleas,
Special Term, before Judge Lrremore the plaintiff sold
the defendant house and lot in West Twenty ST.
for SOO and contracted to give full covenant deed OF
the same free OF all membranes An examination OF
The title showed that the premises are subject 10 the re-
strctions Of nuisance clause contained IN deed ot
lot by the executors of Henry EckfOrd, March
J. ls48 whereupOn the defendant refused 10 accept the
title claiming that the restriction l. an lncumrance
The plaintiff brought this action 10 enforce specific per
fOrnauce the ground that the restriction Is benefit
and therefore not an ncumbrance, and, on the trial,
offered 20 prove by the leading real estate dealers OF the
city, that the restriction is benefit The Court how
ever ruled out the testimony the ground that II
question Of law for the Court 10 determine. Decision
deserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
DEpARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

Th Foreign Mails sustaton A. Ne lo Srnngs' follows
For European III BE- efotc mt a:
Neno.ia, ia European Naiis Of 5h A. ii5 before
Tor German Mail Of 18th, 1890 dis.
WEDNESDAY. I'm. q.
on Don Malls CO." TO-DAY at 10
na for Europe Queenstown erpao ~ steamship Col
Grade y. Il. PustOlc a 30 steam
sh sails a. 500 o. 10 Supplementary Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

Society has only copo.cnr in the field and the chief
dependence for tract and book circulation II on the
pastors and tract committees Forty books have
been added 10 the Sunday libraries the past year
Th Sunday S-LOoi AdrOeato attained circulation Of
jGs 200, an Increase OF 1900 over 1863.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Giiuaiions Uanis0--5emales

A SOPRANO and an ALTO desire POSITION
n in Church Choir together sepa.ey Brooklyn And e. d. pre-
ferr.d Addrtu UNAZ BIooflyu Post OMoe
COEORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, Room
~ IS IIou furnish hest eood help directly from Virginia
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
puel PIERCE Hing Grs-nhons and other
selections from American, EtlSh Sooh Germans ssede, lrsh
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hid S
" German Institute 27 Norfolk ct aseen hVngon and Stanton ,t
VXTANTED-A situation by German married
man GARDENER understands the business all Its branches
nrof .g cadsng Al Lns plants fruit vines and yset.
b ba good reference RON is late employer Can be seen By sd'
dressing LEWIS KLREs, FAnninston, Corn.
NXyANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w German Girl for general honseuot cool vt.ef .na
,o,er willing and othgiHg besi " e.H sserueeA CI ''
po,ery on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA,a and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD ,

MONKS AND ESSEX DlVlSlON
Depos IN New ioIs foot Of Baay and FOOT OF
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, NOV "a HIu
$3.50: EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN. eonnectng at Dahyle with Boon
Chester Branch Waterloo With SUSSEX X
for Anioye Newton Washington With tie d. b. and '" X
Gap Shrewsbury Scranton Great beud Bnghaon ta
all the LaeGaNanna AMI boomOne
and Delaware and Hudson Z. Roads 49,
llO LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops st fss,ff Morris
town ekettstown Washington PhpbuTg sud Esson con
Phlpsburg with Bel Del X for BelEdere &C. A1a
with l. V. r. H. for Bethlehem Allentown AAuch Chun AM
Wilkesbarre. ., a. m
SCRANTON EXPRESS at Dover with chester X
R. at Waterloo Witt Sussex Washington with D. L. and
W. r. K. for Water Gap, Stronisbur and Scranton ~,
32O HACKETTSTOWE NAIL connects with booDton' Lhes
ami SusseI Railroads. -. 90 % N
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations $50 7O and 1910
For ORANGE and SOrTH ORANGE, $50 80 $40 lOlo AND
Il2O ~ O $50 $40 4;2o 40 $3.50 600 64O 900 and II -
p. NJ o M , ~ IN ia. IN to.ao linn
f:0O. 400 r2:p J:2O $40 $50 $40 iHf
80 5O $40 5:3 500 .6:ID, $40 1900 $500 and Has
marked al East kegars.
Iesye Sew.York r BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR, $40 and
l.o0 m and 200 $50 $40 and q. 1Bp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

THE BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.
The following communication was received
yesterday by the Brooklyn Board OF Education and laid
upon the table
To he Board Of Education.
GENTLEMEN: The boys and girls Of France are suffer
ing The boys and girls OF America can. by organized ef
fort much TO relieve them Should not the boys ana
girls of Brooklyn have the proud distinction Of being hrst
10 offer their sympathy 1 would suggest that the
Board OF Education authorize the Principals Of the
schools take MP collection Tuesday next for sur
erng France Ia order that none may he deferred iron
giving by reason Of the smallncss OF their gift would
bc well Ia limit the amount 10 he received from one
scholar To 10 cents II the proposition meet with the APP
proya of the Board IL would he well for receiver 10 he
named once. The children will gladly respond to the
appeal The record Of their good decd will spread
throughout the land. Their example will become con
t1gOus and from every quarter of our country child
hood will send forth IL. contribution a. those VINO now
st in the shadow of a great aniicOn. Respectfully,
l. r.
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rASSENGERS 1RRIVEn.

FROM LcERPOOI-In steamship Wisonsh Pei 2Hss lotls
Ds,,s I.I4 nayies GTn Wn. Chsintn a. Wiley, g.
Ilal. Il. " Hall H. l.. Hall, Juo Osrle!.
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L. L. 1 -
IL foot Of Chambers-s and foot Of 2d-st, A. follows
Cbambersst. IL
D D. daily. Leave 2adst. At 8J lOf5 o. m snd 9;l9
and Gas D. daily aud improved Drawing Room Coe.s
ACCOMPANY Buffalo connecting AZ honeik
Sleeping Coaches through 10 teSeand
and the
Bnfalo the from NeS-1ork
the from SewYork to ioesye Buffalo and Cincinnati
An Rmigrsnt Train leaves daily 5:i5 D.
For and " ?. (l3-st. 4:l5 p NJ
and Way J:l9 SLe
dav.o nig $3.50 4 (23dst. 8:l5 A M
Ousyle and Way s7:30 4. m t2Sist, 1I:l1 A. m
Eevbur and Way at $3.50 and $3.50 p H. (Jds' 'f'
n. 3:l5 and AIS p M ..,
Tieater Train III 30 !. N. (s1ist, III - p M 49,, -,
2d. Depot et b45 3i5 and II 5
3i5 55 and q: As y. From thamoeTSst Deio A.
6.4J 1900 a N m Il AS. (, s. 3:l5, aud 6i5
slale from 2dst Depot ~ a; a. NJ nno
3:4s g. - From Chambst Dpo, sOJ
m. and |, 1. 1918. g. and t6:s5 ? -. 8,
FOR Permon Nyaek Tamans and WAY from 2st Depot s;l5
T. M l:l5 1913 AIS SIS 1918 ard SATURDAYS only ~ -
Chaml4rs- Depot. az - f I'D l5:Sl 4:l' fs'I
5.l5 and Saturdays ONLY. l2:OO midnight
Tickets Passage Apartments Drawing Room AMI Srng
Coaches aud orders for tie checking and transfer Us
gae Company ofc,s "a 3 aal s3i BoAINRy 10
Ihambeus,; CrecnVichst l2thst sni Tmrsv Harlem
m Fuoa.s Drp0.s Of Chsubest aud 0t 81 ~ q
Newlo; E,chuges ali Long DOCK Depot jersey CITY AID
ofhe Agents 1T the pnuc pal hotels ~, p ,.,p
G.rI Sun't 1870 Geul PassT A.
Ff"t liacArnsacA "A!
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6itnaiions Uanieo-- males.

MARRIED MAN wishes a situation az
~ FARMER gebremsns place ie charge Of msn place
b. ~ espeents the tsst Of reference be bad IRON pe'
srd former employer. Address r g.. Ro'l,n Louy Island
YOUNG MAN, who speaks French,
ssh GemIn AID EngiA, also uhserslAnds the s9rsPoea
ece thee language, and booiieepng wishes 10 get "a hhrLoi'
MEM Adlrc.s TO X u, Tribune Oses.
L'ARS- HANDS ats Bowling green.-PlERCE
Co have constantly hind fTsteAss ssedes Germans So"e
And Etgsh Also Meehan'os toaohmen, and gardeners &C
GCOTCIIMAN and wife, Engishman and wife,
y s tas Pann and H0lse eepsr arrived want hll
rloSs Sonh West sostl. inIuIesi AgBO " fthh 10
No = DeuDBg gecE
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0NG island KAILROAD.

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL WINTER ARRASGEMENT.
on AFTER MONDAY OCT - 1870 Trains vii leave Jahffsp
q follows:
8:Ji d. N. GrenpoH and Sag Hsrbor
lO:3l O. IN. NcrhpOu Way Tram
800 p m Sag abor aud Ryerhad Express through to Green
rort on SATURDAY nights
400 .. Nouhnou Eipuss 80.
$500 p NJ Hampstead WAY Train lsp Saturday nights
600 ,. m Nouhpot Way Tram. , ,.--,- ,n,
All connect al branch Hampstead Sunday trains for Rosn
Glen Cove Loeas VALLEY cksye Huntington AMI N9ngor leave
Point $3.50 q AMI o ~ J. u bAhlpN sup
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Sru n..s... a sur a:tt Moon s, oo4
ssn Heok ~ Cows Island o'Si Ile Gate ....'''l' J.
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OYYIcg LgHT.HOUsz BSGIsKER,
THIRD DISTRICT ToxPEIssyILLs. n Y, Feb. 49, 1911
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE. - Separa

sealed proposals. willie received at This O@es until "BDNhspAi
18th Of Harci, lS7l. Al " O'Clock M. "a )laws:
I For about thousand hunde 800 tun Of granite m
irregular blocks vang weight foa lhreuTters Of tnn TO two
tans prap" foundation for Light HoOs. at Penhm
Reef - contract approved
a. For about hTe thousand llH rn OF r'sns IN rreg os
each placed In protection wall at TIE SITE
o! thr Light House Il Bndge OF, Connecticut
Por quantity 81 weight and pieei nmlary
Beach Fer Lh station The second and tr amounts
are not required 10 ~ delivered PRIOR IL June NEXT
separately the pne un Tor tlt granite ne
yep aud Of the three places named IA tht manner
shown IN plans specifications TO he az this once
Proposals BE- In dplst" ACCOMPANIED by guaranty IN dnpeae
with copy Of thu Advertisement alfred 10 taeh proposal al
addressed gled l1tced envelope Proposals Tor
Granite" = "OpUht rr'
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K
/ DEPARTMENT OF r. BIG CHARITIES tND CORRECTION.
ELEyENru->T, NEW YORK, FEB ~ l5ll
viii he coivei by The Comm saOnr o run
Die Charlie, Office until O'clock m OF the Ih
next supplying 20 The institutions under TIER ehrke OoN
DESSED MILK o. e beet quality ior the period one year. COM
mendng On the LIT Of April, ISL ..-
Parties pr"osng for de fnhm samples for examination
and ANALYSIS and MIX selected will be- the standard for iaiu
II,
Sltseury security required for the faithful performance Of
the Bar ~ itself the rghi 70 rct an "es
moi .rtIutl b. them advantageous the Department
ISAAGBFLI. JAMES BOWEN.
OWES " BRENNAN. JAMES B. NICHOLSON,
ALEXANDRA FREAR,
Commissioners.
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OTen1 AZ D. ~.
q. HEM nals,d Il The Uu,'i Sfstes af, Is so
suit & United Stats. Crsfs -
o. The United Elaies 1873 afbe UuiHo Sat sgt bar
h, Tolacs, AMI 1900 g. rels Dsrle Spiui.
an 81. The Uuitci states ~ QusB-
~. Tle United ssp4 agt. Qnan- ty OF cgtn $500,
tv AZ rr, and Tcc.o 70 Tie Uul,ri States agt Solo
o.. The Um'ei Ststts AT Vet mon lo~nsIh et al
tertin e. al The Dotted States sgt Ahreos
y. The Jned states 81. SaH" et 81 49,, - IL,
Cigars 8.1le United States sgL Her
Il The limited "A $3.50 nandeI n. a.
Cigar - The Uuiel Ftate- AIT. -Four
40 .rbe Iut,d St.te@ Cutting Machines
Keo. Lager Beer ..ni 10 t. The Unei States agf. QlLn-
The street tits Of Distilled Spnts.
- TIE TIad Stites AFT H. The United Yer
Kegs IageTIerr found IN . - mi{ta 81 a. 4. . "a.
The CnteJ States AFT Ona Barrel, 81 Distilled Spnts
ms Of MANUFACTURED To 20 The United ag- 80
B1gs Almonds.
TIE limited State. ast Hsr United AIT ~
,.v H,rnes Bones l.. 4 G. Kaliins
.ris I,eI STATE. AIT ~ The Cuited Sses Three
Bses N Cloth Caves Leather -
United Bag AIhe Ji.tel STATES ST. io'
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Machine G..Itt Jhleei, oIa'r ~" -
g. TIE United State act. Case Bottles Oh o. bai -.
of ~" Human Hair. Cattle unit1 sIes NJ f""
10 The Untfd States agt Cases. Eases IGileiy. p.
:. m Tn,s S-.sg 2CAss 81 The urd sacks
~ Br5i,cs g. The United State sgt Fisher
p The Tnitsd states at 20 co. The United sLss agt T.
eros, Ipdia,rubLer PenniIGan 90 -,
4 Tnitri Stat act Tso IL The United States sg e. H.
Cutting Machines. Pe'nInan
Cornr oy AppK.,ALBAyY P.h H-Folong il The Day sAIend.
for Feh a. 1871 Nos P4 lOj I3 li2. l%J, 80. TIC, 51
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
THE BROOKLYN SCHOOLS.

Total by the Chamber OF Commerce Committee, ss5;
COG o.. BY Produce Exchange Committee slb4s Grand
total. $lOO.7N 81.
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