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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17
COnlniUNICATED.1

Mr.. Eiitor:
We think, our agricultural friends
are falling into tho annual practical
error, of planting largely of cotton to
the exclusion of corn "a practice to
some extent, induced and encouraged,
by the usual comparative high price
of cotton at this season of the year :
but, nevertheless a practice, to our
mind, unwise and ruinous. Many of
our planters do not hesitate to run in
debt, to extend the acreage of cotton.
Our observation, tonds to tho oonvic.
tion, that planters who raise n full
supply of corn and grain, and in addi.
tion to the corn and grain,. what cot
ton they can, as n surplus. are the NJ ost
independent und successful. We be-
lieVe that our planting friends will
dnd planting profitable and remuner-
ativc, if they will oircumsoribe their
agricultural operations within the
limits Of the amount Of Gosh on hand
on the lst day of March, and then be
certain to plnnt coru sufficient to raise
an abundance to supply their wants,
for the next ycar. Tho planter
whose necessities force him to mort.
gage his crop to secure corn, hay,
farming implements and fertilizers at
70 per cent above the cash price of
those articles with | per cent per
month interest added. cannot reasona
bly, hope, to realize a profit by plant.
i"g-nay, our conviction is, tnat he is
az certain to loose money, as pay day
for his supplies is certain to arrive.
Let those who have to depend on 9th.
ers for assistance to enable them TO
make crop the present ear, remem-
Der that onerous Indebtedness pro-
ducss dependence e-dependerce, d
state Of mind and feeling ahhnrrcnt
Hnd degrading-und they will then
practice the most rigid economy, pru.
dence and foresight, and thus relieve
themselves from an incubus that de-
presses their spirits, enteebles their
exertions and paralizcs. their ener.
gies. QUELQU'UN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

che charscter Of nsuit recently BROUGHT
in LYaisana. During&the 'wsrs bss
t"eep$tbo Warmouth Sfactions, Gen.
honsstr'qt, tcipg in command of ono
OF tue opppsi.g;forces, chateed ub6n
aAp'feeyof artillery belomfag to Caps,
'a'" scott, OF tho opposing army, and
onp'uroI 1t. And now, peace keing
restored, the captain has commenced
an aeilou to recover Possession of.tho
gun, which, he claims, was part Of bis
pers'ral .#rnan,rnt. 1t has alwn,a
h"'n understood that Sou,heruers
were 'a'her given to carrying arms,
cue 1t n'c not been understood that
II vas their custom'to cary twelve.
FOUNDERS strapped to tbeir waists. yr~,
Some ofour readers who have lived
fifty years may he glad t. know what
'hey have ACCOMPLISHED in that time
According 10 II Freuch sta,isciap, the
average tnan has ut ,hat ugs slopt g..
600 days, worked 10 500 days, walked
9'o Il ys, amused himself, 1000 days,
Spent 1900 in "atiug and been sick
3e0 doys. tIo h.s eaten 1900
pounds Of broad, 10000 pounds of
meat, 1000 pounds of vegetnblcs.
fish, etc.: aud drank 1000 gallons Of
''1mds. There are 1880 days in
h"lf century, ANA from the above
statement it would seem that man
slept Just one third of the time.
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Te1e%raphiC.
Foreign Rews.

HAvANA, April 9.--The Spaniards
here rejoice over the elections in
Spain. The Spanish conservatives
triumphed in the elections for Nom.
bers Of the Cortes.
LONDON April a.AThe remonstra.
tion to the Spanish Government
against the proposed departure of
Chinese laborsrs from Cuba is urged
jim the Commons. The ministry stat,
ed that the Government was aware
that the Havana authorities had for
bid their exodus. -'--.a...' "'f'
The Posts rumor that the foreign
Off :e bad received . sdispatoh from the
U. S. Government which solved the
question of consequential damages, is
author itatively denied. The coutcadic.
tion produces general disappoint-
ment. ..- 0.......
BERLIN, April 9.-Bismarck read
the Empctor's speech upon the open
iug Of the German Parliament.
A uniform beer and malt tax and
the acquisition Of Alasca aud Lorine
is the most startling topic.
The speech concludes that tho
strength acquired by the imperial as
sociation is the bulSark IF the faith ,r.
land, aud guarantee Of peace to
Europe.
MADRID, April l3.-Armed bands
of republicans has appeared at Van.
drell, seventeen miles frcm Surra-
mossa.
y party Of Carlist of two hundred
and fifty MarauderS stopped the train
on the railroad and pluniered goods
from tho express cars, but did not
molest the passeugers they also Gu,
the telegraph wires, and communica.
II n with Barceloua is interrupted.
Gov. Ge'rona tclegraphs that troops
are against the Insurgents in that
province result unknown.
The irur workers in the city of
Barceloua have struck work. LANDED
proprietors of the province have or
eaH'zrd pnrties to pursue the Ma
RAIDERS who infest the country.
Fights have already taken place
with the robbers, and men have been
Killed on both sides, rtficial reports
fron Cololouia, say troops are active
all along the frontier, when bands OF
c4rlists appear, tho troops aro imme.
d,ately sent in pursuit, and in quiet
districts where there is danger rising,
h,ing columns scour the country.
Keturus of the recent election are
nearly all in, they show that the cor
tes will stnnd-imperialists 800, op.
position l2l.
HAVANA, April l3.-Ofioial re.
ports of engagements in, the central
department. pronounced the reported
killinS of the Caban Gen. Ed ards,
as positive fact.
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view, which savor both of wisdom and
pAtriotism, we believe they IRE NOV.
ing In sympathy with evory honest lov.
or of good government in the land =,
and any plans emanating >from them nj
towards the attainment of such ends,
We believe, will be endorsed and soo-
onded BY an overwhelming majority
Of tho whole people, and thus the
Union will be fully restored, ard
perfect harmony and goud feeling re-
sstab!ished between every section.
Many have been led into tho error
that tho Cincinnati Convention will he
mainly composed Of disappointed Of.
tioe'seekers and sore.hsads, but we
are glad to know that almost the re-
verse u the case. Every State in the
North, West, and Northwest, will be
represented by its most prominent
Republican citizens, mea Of wealth,
position, and ability, steadfast in Re-
publican faith, aud recoyniznd as tho
pillars of their party. From New
York such men as Horace Greeley
Judge Selden, Frederick A. Conklinr,
A. 4. Stewart. Marshall o. Roberts,
and others of like influence will occu.
py seats in the Convention. Penn.
sylvania will send o strong delegation,
as will also several of the Now Eng.
land States. Ohio, Indiana, Illinoir,
Wisconsin, Michigan. aud Minnesota,
will be ably represented there. Sow
eral of the Southern States conte m.
plate having VOICE also in the Con-
veuliou.
Thus it will DO seen that the ory
for Reform, though feeble at lirst, has
been echoed throughout the length
and breadth of the land, and its
friends now confidently hope to see
the great cause meet with ultimate
success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17
Judge Orr for Governor.

The Beaufort RiIubliear, ip e'nnc-
YR at The prn$pcc,iya candidates for
G9yerHor 1T the .rcxt election, speaks
Us Mil9ws 81 Judge Or's prospects for
FecclylnS the p0Wination Of tie Radi.
c"lparty. at the same ,iue ANNOUNCING
that +. j. Moses. DR., is the favo5.i,c
candidate Of " | qAosea Yet named in
conn;ction With Gulcrnato.ial bon.
ors. '"'H &C.! o. ~. - iavss N
'''Among1tlie other wing Of Kernbli-
oans the num6 .tf Jsmes j.. Orris
mosS - frequently lIcara. His lone
c"rver of l'oror and usefulness +: his
hearty acceptance of frcoonstruption ut
n tin,o witchI his iitlncnce wasL verg
va'uihlc'd II toS ioul" nntricd PATTY IN
South Carolina ;@his 'su%tnHsSnl St.te
administration while Governor ,hia
Gr.n, upright, fcart tcss conduct since
his ffcetioh toIhthpr bench; |, tho fact
th"t 10 l<h K1hx why heard Of While
ne vase ovtruor, aud tnat although
his, mountain district was ihst i,ht
place totx "ccr them, ,'notan Instance
ot midnf&ht tsiane or the scnibla,lce
6tk" le'h&i$'h haa'apl cared since he
has bcemJaalts; his National reia,MA
,ti9}n, which il IS c!3imel would l,nd
'%trcl'ga' ao'tlic patty lMiohtr States =:
hql ahrssH"$iA' rations a,c } ursedott
tcas6h s,@by pEe wrulu Ebe The smo,,,
Eivoiablt ca'iAia,he IN the par,y.aAs 3
'd s1"iiilM Lax .a-rW rHi HuaG
Imagine Gt.c,ti@ @,Hood 9btiHgIh sbn
action Of rep' evi,i" against 'GeHstEl
sherman to ,ccover the cannons ca ,
" Ired at Atlanta, or Mars mshal41 Nun. /
>on suin! Won M ,Arkc' for'ordnaEl.
:aEou at Sgdan.v" No,-tlsis IL iabou
- r"fj' T''E9 o#!4fb, ~ x sd I,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17
An Actors I}iSromiiture,

o." very sul,ry cycnin. in the dog.
days Geil'ok pcrF"rmcl the part vi
"Lnar.' In thh iir~t four acts he re-.
ce,vod the uecu,tomeG tribute Of ap.
J. Husc sat TIC c"nniu%icn If the fifth, -,
when hc weptov"r Ito bDdy Of Cor.
della, every Eye. C 'uGht tho soft in
fectipn. AT this iuteres: in. moan ,nt
to the a:tohishmeIt, Of all present, his
face assumed a new claract.r, and
his whole frame appeared a@itatcd by
nv PASSION. IL was not tragic, it
Was evidently al cnieavor to snpprcss
laugh. Ia few seconds the old at
tchuant mobiles appeared to lie affect,
Gu III the same manner, aud tho beau.
tcouS Cuidclia, VS. )a1 ing extended
ona crimson couch, opening her eyes to
see what rccasionrl the interruption,
leaped from her sofa, and WITH the
maj j;sty Of E"aIaA'!, The gallant AL
bahy, aud tough old Keut. ran laugh.
ing vtrthc stage. The audience could
MT account Tor this strange termin,-
ton Ola tragedy in any other way ly
supposins th.t the dramatis pcrs onN
were 'c,zcd With Il sudden frcnzy; In:
the ri.ibi.ity bad a different source. 4
fat W&i'c chapel butcher, seated in
the centre Of the FROM b.ncl,
OF the ri', was accompanied by Lis
maSti!t, "lD being accu, toncl to sit
Oh the *a"c seat with his master Il,
homc> n.iur'ly SIip,scl that be
mi&h5 here eel y tE9 saiue privilege.
a. 4
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k Patent Cat.

A member Of tho editorial staff Of
the Cleveland Leader, it is said, has
invented IL sheet iron cat, with cylin.
drioal attachment, aud steei claws and
teeth. H. is worked by closk wo,k
A bellows in.ido swells up the tail ut
Will to u teltiyeront size, and, by q
tremolo attachment, causes, at tho
same time, the patent cat TO emit all
noises OF which tho living cat is capa.
BILE. When you want fun, you wind
up your cat and place him on the
roof. Every oat within half milo
henrs him, girds ou his arlnor and
sall,os forth. Frequently fifty or q
hundred attack him ut once. No
sooner does the patient cot feel the
weight ef an assailant than his teoth
and claws work with lightning Ia pidi.
ty. Adyersaries within six feet of
him are torn to shreds. Fresh bat
talions como on to meet a similar
fato, and in an hour several Bushels
of hair, toe-nails, and fiddlo.strings
alono remain
An old topper bet that he could,
when blindfolded, tell each Of several
kinds of liquors. When brandy,
whiskey, gin, and other drinks were
presented to him he pronounced COR
reotly what they. were. At longth
glass Of water was given him {; he tast-
cd again, and again oonsidered,D and
shook his head. .t ,..9 : aa,fL.
- At last he said :--. Gentlemen, /.
give it up. l am not used to that
sort OF lIC1OY.- ~ zr-~ Co...
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A neQth Red Wiki.

The sto Is true. Oil Thompson,
the doctor s"id, had bu; two houis to
live. We stood by his bed>ide, and
held his haud :; aud, az the shadows
gathered over his pallid countcnance.
We leaned toward him, aud Whispered
to hi;n
"rhompson, have you anything to
say Any last words you desire to
utter3 Any regrets to express before
you leave tho wo, Id -
He turned his head slowly towards
us, and with a sigh, said
"l have but a single sorrow. There
Is but Que recollection that brings q
paDg to my heart Us die. | depart
with the +. aec,ion that I hsy. neg
ieetcd to improve but one great op-
pertunity Of my life"
"And what is it, Thompson Tell
US frankly, and perhaps We may be
able 10 promise to amend in such
fashion that your last moments may
be soo'hed and comfortable"
"No no! Max he said, "That
cannot be. My only regret is''-aud
here look of uuu,tcrable disappoint-
ment came from his eyes--my only
'egret, in departing. is that have
never seen the Fall of Mia gay-ra !"
The best OF it is that old Thomson
recovered entirely few weeks later,
aud, although he lived for fifteen
years afterwards, he mover went near
the Falls once.
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Arrest Of 4. F. BlOdgett.

The Atlanta Constitution says that
Dr. Angler, State treasurer, made a
demand upon E. F. Blodgett for
$1,000, alleged to havo been fradu-
lrn'l y Obtained from the State Road.
b'odgett refused to pay, whereupon a
warrant was sued out by Hon. Milton
~. Gambler for his arrest under charge
OF felony. He was araigned besore
Justice Butt. At last accounts.
,Bl"dgett was in custody of Constable
Dozier. 0..' ~
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News Items.

CHARLEsroN, April 9.--The Kn
hlnx trials did not begin today.
owing to the non-arrival of judge
Boud.
New YoHK, April 0.-Thc Atlantic
boat Club, which is to row the Lon.
don Club, ou the Thames, leaves here
next Saturday.
a meeting Of the Democratic Ma.
tional Committee is called for We'd
nesday 9th of May, at the residence
of August Belmont in this city to
designate the time and place for hold.
ing tho National Conveotion. The
World says Bclmont's procrastiuution
meets the approval Of the Democratic
leaders.
MEMrHls: Tenn, April H. Gen.
Frank Cheatham announces himself u
candidate for Governor, subject to the
Democratic State Convention.
CHARLESTON, April ll.-In the u.
3: Court to-day four prisoners from
Yo'k county indicted last term for
conspiracy, and murder pleaded gull
ty of conspiracy and theh. murder
charges were withdrawn by the Gov
ernment.
ST. Louis, Mo-, - Steamboat Ocean
us from Red River for ST.. Luuis, when
near Brooks point, 20 miles above
Cairo, at about 4o'clock this morning
exploded her boiler, tearing the boa:
TO pieces. All the oflicors are report
I'd killed and many passengers scald
"a TO death or druwned. No nune,
yet recorded. Out of 65 passengers
on board, it is reported that but d or
> survived.
NEw York, April ll.-A Matamo.
ras special says: "Gen. McCook
protests against article eight Of The
proclamation placing Matamoras
under martial law, which blockades
the K'o Grandc twenty Ave miles by
iand, and seveuty.6ve by water as a
violation Of the treaty. Guaduloupe
tl''alho hopes American yessels will
% ali""ed to pass from American
ports, add MoCook euaranteeinr
against violation of neutrality. e.
Puluccios has but 1900 men and
Trtvisco has two thousand.
Tho Georgia Lcgisla,ive2 Commit.
tee resumes to-day the invcst;patiou
OF the alleged frauds, of CIV. Bullock
IN Ge"rgi. State houds.
HARRIsn''Rc, April The fol.
lowing 'f"solu!ons wore adopt d
ANONYMOUSLY: .
Resolved, That the aulcg,tes from
this State to the National convention
are hereby instructed to cast the
entire vote Of tho State for Gen.
Grant for the Presidency, and that on
the question Of the Woo Presidency
they arc Instructed to act together for
the best interests Of the Republican
party, and , upon all Questions arising
IN said convention, they shall cast the
vote of the State as majority Of
delegates may direct. -
TorEKA, KANSAS, April ll.-Tbo
Liberal Republican oonvension, Ex.
Gov: Crawford presiding, elected ono
NJ. hundred and seven delegates to the
Cincinnati Convention. 80
OMAHA, April 49, Another severe
snow storm is raging in the noun.
tains,' extending from Chey emo to
Bryan =" - ~ ". -.'S' -,
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Georgia Items.

"A shower of fish is tho last Atlanta
sensation.
The damage to tho Atlanta Metho~
dist Church by the falling of their
tower amounts to ten thousand dollars.
The Augusta "Cenotaph Assooia-
'ion' has one thousand dollars, but
zoos not know what to do with tho
sun.
The Macon Telegraph thinks that
l"terneclhe qoarrels may altogether
destroy The prospects Of the Macon
and Knoxville road.
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Market Reports.

New YonH. April l3.-Cotton firm
-uplands e3t Orleans 23E; sales
l73 bales. Gold log.
CnARLEsroN, April l3.-Cotton
hrm-middlings 225 receipts 269 ;
sales 200 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April l3.-Evening-
Cotton opened ard closed steady
-"plands III Orleans ll@ ; sales
1900 hal,s.
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A Dolly Warden.

Here is tho description Philadel,
ph'a husband gives of one his wife
wore: ~
"tt is drcss with sunflowers, and
caboa.ges and pumpkins worked all
over II, aid a lot OF snakes squirming
around tor back ground; WLyi is
enough ~ g've a man the delirium
tremens To louk at it. Who ever .aw
snch patiern7 It's fash wall pa-
p"r rnn 'uad. YOU Look exao,ly like
same Japauese tea sigu.n ....r' ....
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[ feel like ono

WHO trends nlonc
Somr hHr9nri hal, deserted,
WG"Se lights nrI Grd
WH":H gn,!anls dead,
And nj lutkc dri.niicL - .'
But there il II Portion. Of the same
authors last llo>su,., that is saddcr
stiln runni"g thus .'..
$50 soon nay Ifp,lnw."
for there is 40 tci.it,g what moment
s1"o he'll nound OF the law may say
"lll not leave thee, thou lone ono"
Fu' to Nc mere scrious and dcfin.
i.c, those f. llpwS il blue arr,s'cd anil!
c~'rj"a away eur pa,tnrr, Mr.. league,
with several u:hcr useful and peace
ah!G ,a'ia nS anA VIC have been Sc /,
ri'nS!y questioned as to why they did
Cot take lis also. ~.
Well, wo do'.'t know. We only
know they did MT, f4r which We ,lani;
them, IS wc have 90 long:ns pru.icn
cy I" tc ,hnS ma:ty izcd. Yet wra,c
her, ana while we arc permitted I'd
rcmliu wc, ,cxpr>t TO rnr,ue ,hc sane
fHatltss Journalistic ,coui SO As former.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

"S'y, Jones ! What's the matter
"'th your eye ooh nothin', only
ny wife said, this morning, you'd
better get up and light the Gre," and
all.
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all .lIOHc.

The LurenSvillu ue.ald is grizzly
facnti'nS over the arro t uf ouo rf It's
editions during tho recent raid on
L"'cna'ii.r. 1t says.
Ihrs' ubiquitous p"rsonagcy, IT,
c!' '&''n'3 NJ r,h4is, have l'e,u IN GU
H.! t :" Ga, y, -anI.,n"!; an,! carrie, Il
"N'y tnn -" tier holf' OF the llcraih
{" "'lhE MS al "c to spine on the
H,"m.' ~ evening" anproacLc~, t {
|. e. Of Noo:c a'c br~u. h, torciply to
mind
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

A New York Wedding cake weighed
forty pounds. It was in the form Of
a three story house, With a sugar
bride aud groom coming out of The
front door. - : )" =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

The "Swamp Anl els, or Hondor.
30 sons adventures" is q now play at tho
Theatre Comique, Now York, BY the,
Worrell Sisters. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

June Mobey has been appointed
Oounty Auditor for Union County
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The Press (PniladeIphia) we'll

The Press (PniladeIphia) we'll
says: ,....' n,
"Fbe stern purpose of the patriot.
ism Of tho country must not bo re-.
laxed until Ii and liberty are secure
in every township of the South-un.
til every acre ot its rich soil shall
bloom with the prosperity of free
labor"
Good capital ! excellent ! But,
neighbor suppos 0 The Williams who run
the government Of South Carolina (for
ihstance1 in the abused, and disgraced
name Of Repqblicanish, persist in
stealing moro everyy car than the sur.
plus product of this FREQ labor" so
as to sim tho people deeper and deep
or into debt in spite of theif best ex.
ertions, whatndo You propose to do
about it - -New, York Tribune. w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

I. Gonova, ILL.,, has prosperous
Methodist church without q ;.->'s'
me mber, ~ Hi bs b,n,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-17

Carl sohdrz EXPRESSES himself con.
ident to tnrn the whole German y6te
against Grant. .oGS ~ 80 psW So
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The Cincinnati I onvcntion,

Only few months ago there APP
peared upon the political horizon O
small and obscure speck, which at.
tractcd but little attention from it's
apparent insignificance. But it has
gradually increased in size and promi-
nence, and has now become a tangible
object. Tie. Cincinnati Convention is
reality, deepite tho opposition Of the
Grant Administration.
Upon the first day Of May there
will dsso}}nble 10 CINCINNATI . body of
men, REPRESENTING that portion Of the
Republican party who have, become
disgustod at tho follies, extravagances,
and usurpatiohs Of aathority on tho
part OF fthose who now control tho ma
tionai government, and vho dosite 10
seo sseo an era 81 reform Instituted, and
peace and prosperity. return to the
country at'larges. With hose onds in
| - A.. L q stss5a p: Ns,sv 80. ~.
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TER .HS--IN .1DE.iNCE

DEsP0gsTEs g. yvnnHaAr1s.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29
ont Of tn. enirane. Cd shtyslxth street of se hall of

front OF the entrance on street of Ne hall Of
the East Side Association. ~.
East River be paved with Belgian or rap-bocK p>ve
be regulated graded the curb and gutter stones set
and the sidewalks tagged. 49,
nue., be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement
That Thirteth street. from Broadway to Eighth avenue
and from Ninth TO Tenth avenue, be paved WIN begiah
Preamble with resolution that Counsel to the Cor
the Harlem Railroad Company their agents or any other
corporation person or persons, from entering upon or
secured to be- paid into The sinking fund Tor the redemp.
That authority be granted to the Commissioner of Pub
lie Works to have printed 700 copies OF the last report of
the ba he Of Public Works be
to have the Telford macadamizcd roadway pavement
laid In street from the east side OF Eighth
That sewer be built in sxty-sevenh street, between
That both sides of sixty first street. from the Ninth
to the Tenth curb and gutter stones be set and
Tenth avenue to the North River.
Boulevard be regulated and graded the curb and gutter
stones set ana the sidewalks Tagged:
That Thirty eighth street. from Eighth avenue to the
Hudson River, be paved with Belgian rap-bock pave
ment
REFEnRRD.
That the Commissioners OF Public Works be directed
notify the Hudson River ailroad Company to replace
from Fory-eghth TO Fny,second street and in case OF
refusal To the work to be done and to
That the co@mission @ o Public Works be authorized
to cause lllength portrait of the late Professor f.
ernor's room, at an expense not to exceed 81 800.
That the Commissioner of Public Works withdraw for
between Seventh and Eleventh avenues
That of Public Works requested to
have the pavement of Nineteenth street. from First ave-
nue. 70 avenue A, repaired ,o.,
O'Clock p. NJ. JOSEPH DEMPSEY, Clerk.