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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
WELLINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1873; P
FIrst ahow q lac aeaaon.

"A
Mostgoms, y QuesN's Great EswOpsan Msnaoeyie.
zrans-Aflantic Circus, RoN,aN HippodS0me and
Bedoan Arab Iroape.
The hst show TO vfsit here tAia aaaaen lueaiIv
happens TO be one Of the best ones now traveline.
Queens great Mastodon Menagene, gigantic Cir
Gus ana Colossal OaFavan and Troupe Of Bedouin
Arabs Will exhibit here on Monday, April 14th,
aiternoon end evening. Our exchanges speak n
the highest terms Of this combination, and ara
particularly loud in their praises Of the troupe 81
BedOuln Arabs, whose feats Of strength and aQili.
ty are most wonderful 10 behold AZ there q M
noubt about these being genuine Arabs, we insert
the following notes from the account Of DR.. Cum.
mmgs travels in Asia and Africa:
PKCUIEARETT OF THE ARABS.
No Arab is ever curious. Curiosity with ali
Eastern natlons IL considarsd unmanIy. No Arai
will stop in the street. or turn his head round e
listen TO ehe talk Of bystanders. No Arab viii
dance, play on an INSTRUMENT or indulge in cards
on any game OF chance, since games Of chance arr
forbidden by the Koran. Never, moreover
invite IN Arab to take walk with you fol
pleasure. Although the Arabs are, on occasiops
good walkers, they have no notion Of walking fol
amusement. They only walk as q matter o.
amusement. Their temperance, their conskan
outdoor exercise, foE exercise sake unuecesssrv
they cannot therefore, understand the pleasure d
walking for walking's sake. What Arabs hkl
best is to be still; and when they see Europeans
walking up and downa public place. in Aesrfs
euSy SAyg 4AuOAA AAoOAt Aho OnEibElAnS are 20
ing madp The Arab does not even mount 81
| horseback except as q matter Of business, or TO
his public feats and carOusAls And when you dt
| walk, you must never walk quickly-just as II
speaking, you should not talk fast on loud, for th
Koran tells you, "Endeavor to moderate tn,
step, and tospeak in low tone, for the most dis
agreeable Of voices is the voice Of an ass
Indeed, IL was observed by q farmous Arab
countless are the vices Of men, but one thing vii
redeem all-propriety of speech" And again
"Ot the word which is spoken, 1 am the slavs.'-
The famous proseFb, aSpeech is Of silver, but d
lence Is OF gold, is mstto Of Arabic origin.
silent grave people are the Arabs, and %
lite one, too-verY much given, nevertheless, I
highway robbery on . large scale, which the
practice in Algeria; but the Arabs tsnt is aIway
open to you, and you can get any amount Of cor
scousson' camats milk, or even roasted mutton,
he has y. You viii Be treated as g guAst frai
God g long as you are under his roof, alter whic
yonr happiness IL In your own hands, which NEAR
that your host, who fed you in the evening, ma
Ct distance from his tsnt, rife your saddIs-bS
N the morning and let ths powder speak to yC
u you object after which, Allah bs iRaFcifuI
you
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

1hma & "a Hafki burg 20 naga lha TelagRaph)
= paintlna 81 CnElen. which wa PAINTED ID 1870,
aRd 9hlrle& there from the halls q lie Mant-
esumaA il Il aald 10 bs ins work Of art and
i valued Il .0Qa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
m0RaR RRREENR.

TIA Undermined win esntimua ne HoEae ShG q
ans haainosa az Ne. 1ei NaSt Etlth Es6t iatay ao-
enniaa ~ his father. Mems bur &gsl class wekk-
men viii be employed. and enflfa ctsQM sar-
sRgsea % an Who may tever him with their pa
sseeesa. ukIeh "a resaectfnliY eeliaa9aa
maRi9-dlm hAOAAho WAN0DMs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

The car drivers on the Belt Line in New York
city are to strike to-day. They demand $3.50 pei
day, their present wages being g.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
DAILY GAZETTE.

A bin peased BY the New York Legislature Au-
thOrizing New York city to subscribe $1,000, 600
TO the eIndustrial Exposition Company" is term
cd BY the Evening Post "a barefaccd Job"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

THE Judiciary General Committee ofthe Penn
sylvania Legislature have unanimously reported
that Good Friday is legal holiday under existing
laws.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

annssaenta eea nia ling 70 akEaia ten tia
Ma2aR and tlallE1aA e that it nay
way. fhA anspess % ne Fenngy avania
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

senator Sumner haa 3 relapse about ten
daya nNo, and III Ehyaieiau is again anbfaets
ID HIN 20 aab.eutaneaus Injections Q9 NOR
phlna 70 easa intense pains Il Biz spine.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

ueEetal =. r., Caaa, Citizens candidate
yas elsgted MByog of UenysE, cals en Lqn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

%syk khNI-Possessio gwen 1mmsdi1sSl Sly-
-, 1ne sRaos9us Hall an Ante-Foom In Cp elle's
~ R@AlsGS.ngs 1S Alng street. A0w occupied b9 ''The
Morkln8lans Institute" The premises 0f, ad-
m1lrsSy adapted 70 Sooietas Musical or 1hsraFy
apply 70 DR. CURTIS. 7OS French street. 81 10
Oh. CAMERON, 80 Market street. e I6-tf.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

ToR SALE.
~ A small Tubular Steam Boiler, 4 bout three
horse power. suitable for driving small engine or
o heating purposes. Price $50 Apply at this of-
seplA-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10

E0R RENr-Two large connecting Rooms Ihz.s
II IN the third story Of the SaVilla Build fn
ing, for society meetings or for light manu-
faeturing. Apply to ALEX: S1VILLE,
febl-u 5l2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-10
Rare Chance Tor q Tipsmfth.

On account Of continued i'll health. feel COM
PEELED TO- Offer my Stock, Tools and Fixtures foF
sale. II is an old established and good business
ssteatlon, indeed for Rerson OF moderate capital
O1S Of the best in the city.
lnqsiRs ct No. lis Market street, WILMINGTON.
hoLI E. 7. DEACON q
, 1873-09-30

Tho following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Monday, Sept. 40: -,

The following Instruments wore filed for roc
ord Monday, Sept. 90:
o11x PROPERTY.
parmaeo ss bet Ieayott and Oakley I, 2sx124 e-1oo
It, dated Jan. / confederation, $3.50.
lincoln st. 254 It " Of Milwaukee nv, I, 25x1S2
#, dated Aug. %; consideration, $1,000.
Tweutyaxth IT. "a # Of Garibaldi, T. 2411ooH #,
datod Sept. a; consideration, $4,000.
1obey at, 10 It Of Polk, T. 24xl14 4-10 IT, dated
March Z consideration, t.,loo.
Park st, 100 # Of Evergreen av, I. 25x160 IT,
dated Aug. 3; consideration, $500.
dated Aug. 10; consideration, 5000.
High q, 225 r Of Holden ", Q T. 25x12s it. dated
Sept 20 consideration, $3.50.
Western ~, corner Of Marvin al, I, 4Bx124 Il,
dated July ! !; consideration, $1,000.
nalssd st 2s r. of English st, 4 undivided y Of
Johnson place, 14a 41o Il Of Egan nv, T. 40 4-1o1
152X IT, With buildings, dated Sept. 20 confederation,
b!ssonta st 32s ef Centre ~ azos IT, with
eqans as as'S t. 9 SfR r il asss t. .ox IT,
3 s. a4nlas it,
OF satsd SGT; IS sonsdsiatioa. ses "' ~
Tsaft A. s5 i 81 Harrison s. 2ss1oo IT, with
s'e s Il y s e ordso
approach, g e. 48 IT to river, dntod Sept. All con-
stteration, 631, BIZ.
uinman st, 100 It Of Wood at, f. 25x125 It, dated
Sept. 20; confederation $1,000.
lhinney st. q vanl5gren st, of,. so11o0 5-12 #,
dated Aug. 10, 1872; consideration, 81, 900.
adgevtllo road, sixth lot aouth Of Ar1ntage road
I, Lot Q, dated Aug. IL consideration, 5000.
dated Sept. 18 consideration, $655.
Calumet ny, Of Twenty y-third st, t. 40 It to
nlloy, dated Aug. :; ; confederation, 8, $50.
NORTH CITY LIMITS.
Lincoln az, $50 40 # Of Racine Nv u, 1ooxl25
II, dated Aug. l; confederation, a 900.
aoUTu OF C1rY LlMITB,
Forty ythird at, Of railroad, I, 7611S7 IT, dated
Sept. ~; confederation. $4,000.
Lot q. Block 8, 0rvia Subdivision N o x Sec.
7, 38 II, dated Sept. s. consideration, 800.
Lots IA and is, Block 8, phares Subdivision Q u
Sec r. s9 la dated Sept 29 confederation, $500.
Lot 10. Block 9, Subdivision Of II rods Of 1Ail-
road Of Sec l. So, II, dated Feb. IL considera-
ton, s., 300.
salno property dated Sept 2o consideration, 81 $50.
Lot ~, Block J. Montgomerys Subdivision Of part Of
Lot 10, Assessors Division Of 4 Sec 1, 49, II, dated
Sept. Is consideration, $3.50.
Lots 10 to a, and IL Il Lot 25, Stones Addition,
dated Sept, %: consideration, 5000.
Lots 10 nnd II. Block ., prout 4 Colmau'a subli-
vision in x Soc 4, 49, "A, dated 6op ~; consid-
cration, s., ,40U.
, 1873-09-30

It wnH reported in Amgs,a TINT Hungary would prob.
ably reqntre 10 import wheat. IIor rye nnlze and
potato gropa were reported docient. a ator report
shya: Tho wheat harvest IN completed, and tito result
sio ylca turning ant to DO about IN average ono. rio
to9l w bo about eiRht 10 nno million qtnrters OF
Whieh ao'it throo illion quarters, or twenty-four
million inHllota viii DO nvaablo fur exroriation. THO
1'.y n Eon s'o g,ain ta very hcavy The rye crop
IA uccidcdly ta but bar1Gy nnl oAta nro good. Tho
'aizo md potato crop will now tnrs tie Scale o,ii1or
way ~ these two aro among tho principal arclca Of
homo consumption.
quantity deficient.
LATEST.
Wheat md corn woro quiet In the afternoon,
md tho formor cloaod 10 lower, Holilng ae
Si.oi@1. .o2 cash, closing Mt tho inside, nnd nt
Ing at 3o1G@97d seller October, and A 1o sollor
November. Outs sold at 2011u ,sel]or October.
vosHol was taken for wheat to Goodrich on
private torua capacity, a. ZOO. bu,
, 1873-09-30

w., LATEST.
nn, i,V, ionM, sept: a-Tto situation II improving,
@ oshK Officials ntato TINT far M tis city IN con-
cennea the present danger Ia pnased. Money ro1nnna
un9uotable Loana In gold wore r1ae 1t at to Il rcr
o aF Feo aso e. A. Tue Genpg sna Close oans
Tho gold market waa influenced by tho order of tho
Troasurer to prepay te November interest," owing to
thia mud to further romittances Of ooIn from London
10 new York, the rrico slooncd from ll3A 10 INK,
~ Tho rropayn1ent Of tho November interest al tho
I,feaery ~ To-day only amounted to $780, Thero
SStHuGo Msi' ~ nt psr pco,,t' ccnts' tne interest on
n. tne interSst On this amounts to t3o35, go,
which will not :: be. collected oyon undcr
tho most favorable c'rcnstancea bctoro tho 18th Of
Noyeber Tho interest on rcglatorod now 6s amounts
prox, because tho books do net cosc until thon. Pos
sbly PARTIES abroad 1uay cut OF coupons from tho
per cenia Immediately but even thcn they would not
scaoh hsFe Under tsn daya THO books Tor regissered
sall clerical force at Washington Will not bo abIo to
Wrto totn up before tho 1ass Of next week. 30 TINT
WHOM payment Of registered interest Ia mudo It viii
not 10 buforo tho 18th Of October.
Olcaranccs, $39, 81, 900.
business quoted at 1o4A@l06 for prime bankcrs' CO.
.lny sterling, and 105SlO8 for sfght. Commercial
Tho Aaslstant Troasliror pad out to.dsy 4s0ooo IN
account OF interest and In redemption OF $50 bpua
Iho earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
minnesota nailroad for tho third week In September,
ss s73 wero : a.tnst $50 for the samo time In
In eary atreot dealings In stocks, weak fccl M pro.
domnntcd but 1t1ner tono soon sot In, aud contn.
ued thronRhont the day. Dividandpsyng Bhares werc
prices at tho cose Tho largest busncss and greatos
improvement was In Now York Contrnl Lake Shore
lsock 1slana, and Harlem, although Western Union,
Iaeiio Sa, Wabash and lov-pricoa stocks generally
strong at the final elose ut tbe fnlnwino n,.rtaorn
, 1873-09-30

Also 70. 90 bu no shipped by rail.
Tho loading produce markets we're moro aotive
to-day, and stronger, under q good demand for
cash lots by parties who had the currency In
hand to pay for It, mud in sympathy with bot
tor fooling elsewhere.
As dispatch from New York gave 1t this
morning, tho "clouds arc clearing" Thoro il
now no doubt OF It, though 1t may DO aome time
yet before tho atatus OF commercial mattors III
restored to the condition Of two woels ago.
Ind cod, 1t would porhaps be woll that tho COM
munity should not return to the anto-bollo Btato.
It Is al right to have faith in ono another, az tho
old song tells US to do (; but experience shows
that Wo may trust some mon, and Bomo things,
only to take tho losing sldo In hugo coufldenco
game.
The condition Of affairs in produce oiroles waB
very satisfactory to-day; . tono OF general
lcAlthiness peryadsd the markets which auRured
batter things in the near future. There was
plenty OF money On the floor for tho purchase OF
produce, and prices advanced With the oonpe-
Ina oe "c1Ecrs. But 1t waS noticeable that aome
, 1873-09-30

bds 11g !, Ss.S ASp o3;1 ssas Ss
ssnorell tah 1t ths closa Of Int week Pricea ars
"a @ 1olowa:
l452o sl4so d. roofing ID slaoo: DO, 3oz2s, s27oo
81 SSsa4 Sx9F ss;ss
loaa quantity, N11o; slabs, sc.
! BnEET 1Ros:Mo. ~, oIo rasca; Ruaaia iron 23o
% = Nc: ! ! stained, !.te. 200 zates.
ss ri sS s'' discount
'oS wInsMa 70 sl.ss; taS aas 7,<o.
ao III esn r. 11,o is'to 2o lDo; fun bundle 25
~ Il oas,sts 5 sM b ~
ea so 80 70 sSogs 60 Do 5.25 ID do $so2x; 3l do,
12HS syaE 9E to sS,tl tAe tTslo ~ 'S''' '''A '''~'
nAs rope h, 74o sSetlnss ss. to r3no 9noe M1,
bale eo pise sHeS h. Z eoSas ei9Sase oss% s
$Sd;5o@o'oe; d{y y g.. ''' ''A'
cbonsed auosans mnsket sr wss moderately aSv at
Gra Rar Msd, and nnseod wcrc
" Is 5ooys: oasson e1sss I'D e I'VE ss7se; S
boel wIs1e seso taw, sref x a@; DO DO
neata e. .oGe o, a;sleny az pnre do EXTRA 9oo do No.
H. eomnon osH iG1ec pn'n'' u gravity lss1'c; naph
EY
with ~ nst.ria; o%sat,,s Was nsan fopofted dni
t.t3ora W. ~ r,tt tneataesonn u pIlces: Quo-
hranM "a nosn ~ n scotea ca SaocoTang to
~ III ~ InEs snia MaAeton s11: ~ Iuaearaw-
~ r. ~ - Nohe oapecot W &c No; H. ts5oo 90 no.
SSaso nf.ae' aso: = Soa.W uo no. + xo19g 40 No. Q,
oai esn NJ 'nossoaA eoaa' S99o"' oheaRo etoho
~ Is5,:r. Ss9rC: TOt,e M
- as rs. oLtHo ~! aenana 10 7ety 18ht ahd pr1cea
nIo ssy thou8o tno ouofings arc not large. car Of
EafIy noao wa eold a Ioo delivered Sweet potatoes
Ton ~ bnip XII pus "41 ~ ana weaK; y. ~ 4uole
nr In, fn1o E"rs pnaa ~ oa1tet, a 90
sep0M sTge JeTsey|e S st;|
n;s ~ su1y nus nauls9 iIGm ne fafan trade
than T., o'o sy' - o S ue9s KannE 70 snaae
~ ~ ntase - - an reaaco tner oucf1n8 Mo quote
, ~ ~ ea,sn ~ sn19s * ", @lzoSsoo
a1n ~ a uSGhs ea.9g9eoy: keeso $9
AiiG9Az;Sus psn1i,o cA.cAens S1Vo
= .1oJo ~ "o1o oucas' e1''0 por oo1s saA oueAa.
e4;yvEy1;9 SWgsEI ~. MI,
< spon1aes9 14., Was IN lmpiosemens n ne aenhnd
nartat at s Haios were 4nae a. iho
h1ac" T." 9oia NV an f ~ oa.ea ~ r. e n-
ags 5as Goa1 g s Sos = bsgs &C. aa 1s7
* basss r,r 1 - - 81 n ~ ~ SS'1o ~ oaSs ~ s@so'
s1fTpNWo =. .o rnn ,aet Il. ~ p i,c1; s,; .,.s.,
c1,nnrn1 ,,rnos - foi77,,ns ns1 "e,"t4 Nv W.
Gas Gsua P.ssa' ~ ~ ~ lnoHs ononuaga, Csnaaa, aud
niann, = % e. g. HI'ous so1rse, Ssiui eoatae
49,. - az - Rtuunu aone, S1.!o uait}t VIII OUT
nas socr - na5z ", oaSn nsneon oa!ry
r., saeA g. so5 ssog93a' IufRs 1Hand, $!oo ground
, 1873-09-30
HOH BAIEG.

sHEEP-About $50 head wero received to-day, all
Of Which were taken hy 1ocn butchers at substantially
s300@376 for common TO mcdfun and ut a. o0G 80
for good to choice.
, 1873-09-30
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. %.
Tho following wero the receipts and .lipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In Chicago
during the past forty-eight hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1873-09-30

Enallsh spring soet...:.:. ....tn oil rates
american cast spring stcol.. .....s.11 ola rates
6tecl tire, h-n..,.........,.....g g{ d q ID
LEATl1Er-undcr this head there woro 10 ncw fca-
tures to note. Tho donland, though light, exhibited
a0ne Improvement In comparison will Tho closing
days Of Inst week, and moro conldont feeling oh
taincd. below arc tho quotations:
, 1873-09-30

WIZ oAt Uuy tAcm OK nergoua depoaitorB,
1t is believed that tho object OF tho
parties making theso inquiries is to
get up speculation in savings bank accounts, 10
that sharpera may buy them at heavy discount,
In nearly all casos the bank officers hayo replied
to these queries that they were legally bound to
pay the account ia 10 porson-eyen at tho end OF
sixty days notico-excaps tho individual who
made tho deposit. This should be the stand
taken by all the savings banks in the city. II
the business Of spcculating in savings bank books
once gets started, the speculators will
start all sorts Of frumore to alarm the depositors
In order to buy their accounts at large discount.
The savings depostors should hold On to their
accounts, and not allow Themselves to be swim.
died into ceiling thom at any discount.
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
which resumed business this morning, publishes
tho following statement OF its condition on re-
opening this morning. Comparison with the
figures published in THE Ta1nusE On Saturday.
showing the condition OF tie bank on Thursday
evening, will show that 1t has been strengthened
In the interins
, 1873-09-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 40.
At tho Btock-Yards there wus noticeable improve
, 1873-09-30

mont In tho general st,aton. There was bctter gup-
ply Of orrc1cy, and this circumstance, taken in CON-
,cction with tho assuring tono Of avlcea frUm
loga, arrived during yesterday an To-day went long
way toward rcatorlnE coincidence, nnl among hoIas
Willingness 10 nacrec rrircs to accomplish IN st qeaai ILL.,
TINT characterized their movements on tho ciosjnr ilays
Of ast week. We Would not hayo 1t undurstooi tIaf
narkat; fle contrrry, trno VIVA sl,ll ali around.
hut in comparison With aiy Of tho three four pro-
celng days thoro was respectable incronso IN tho
not npprccia6ty higher, were atnsibly tsnor.
CATTLE-No cattl0 havo arrived since Saturday, Mtt
the yarda were comfortably full 9f stock that Ind bcou
Of buyers hasl no difficulty in filling tho!r limcd Or
dors With just Tho descriptions they wcro in acareh o.
1 ss5s III sIy twas
900 AM, 400 head Of TcsaH Cattle ut t225a9ho. Ship
peril Feeders, aud city butchers also operated moro on
reached fny nead u pl|ses ransng M o
tS25@SS;o for choteo strping ateers 1tts estimated
mce: gu promblc demands during tho current weck,
and Western shippers perhaps cannot do beltor than
ket for IT, pr'eca atll unsettled, and, at Tho mo-
mont, any quotations nre simply nonitnnl.
Extra 1eoves-araded sSe.oys seere. oysruutnu 4oo
olloco Dpeves-Finc, fat wc formed ycar
to year old stcera, averaging 1900 TO
Good ney formed 01'e'''
Steers, syeraBing 1900 to 1870 !bs 4oo@soo
Meaiam ai, d3rades-steers 3rS M IN fair flesh, aver
Datesers Goon 10 far stecrs
and good to &c extra cows, for city slaughter,
aest. averaging 7o9 to to 1850 tbs 27s@ssb
,atg stt1ga nal!s, md ssaswag atcers. 1!s@aso
Gat,oo1a' Molhofn wlnscEed o25@t.2d
, 1873-09-30

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumption: 27o9 hu wheat; 1,098 bu corn;
6,8O6 bu oats !; 5,521 bu barloy.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock 2o5 cars
whoat; 2eo cars corn So. $50 bu No. do by canal;
~ cars oats; SO cars rye =; 601d cara barley.
Total (61o care), 207, 900 bu.
The following table Shows the distribution Of
the brondstuifs shipped out from this city during
tho past week.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
WORK EOR TIE IDLE.
EFFORTS TO PROVIDE MUNICIPAL WORK.

EFFORTS TO PROVIDE MUNICIPAL WORK.
A meeting of the Senators and Assembly
men elect from the city held last evening at the
Union Square Hotel receive the report OF the Con
mttee appointed to visit the various city departments
and ascertain how many could be employed at once
The following were present. Senator Ledwith, Assem-
bymen Spencer Daily, Leake, Kirk Bgn. Woods Gala
han Waehner, Deane, and Blessing; Assistant
Aldermen Wade, Thurnell, smonson, Theiss'
strack, Clancy, and kehoe. Col. spencer
the chairman OF the Committee, reported
that they had visited the Mayor, Controller, COmmls
sioners Of Public Works Docks and Parks aud they had
been courteousy received by them. He said that the
key Of the entire situation lay In the hands of the Com
mon Council, If they would pass ordinances order
ing that certain work should he done, aud by three
vote order that the work shall be done by days
work instead OF by contract This power IL gwen To
the Common Council by Section 81 OF the CHARTER ana
consequently very much OF the responsibility rests on
the Common Council and he hoped that at their meet
ing to-day they would pass such ordinances He said
that the Dock Department had still Sl,OOoOOO 10 their
credit $COODO the Department of Docks and sOOooO
10 the Department OF Public Works He had heard tat
the Controller had not met with mucn success, III the
bids opened yesterday but he thought that II tue cap
tasts thoroughly understood the matter, they would
come forward with their and relieve the present
distress Commissioner Van Mort then employ 10000
men, the Public Parks 1900, and the Dock Department
about 900 that # they permitted to bring the
granite 10 NewYork and have it cut and dresaed here
He thought that when the payrolls were presented 10
the Controller the latter would furnish the money.
Considerable discussion ensued on the subject OF
power, Assistant Aldermen strack Clancy, Thornen'
and smonson taking active part. They were deter
mined II the power lay In their hands to do what the
Committee desired Senator Ledwlth thought that the
law keeping back per cent from the contractors until
their work was completed would be bad for the working
men The following resolution then, on motion OF
Assemblymau Waehuer. unanimously adopted:
Pvd That Comm.n Council be requested such or
nance or be required give to the heads Of different
the furnishing WORK 70 the unemployed WORKING
mel VI .bs city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-26
NOVENBER WEATHER.
4 HEAVY sNow-sToRM AT QUEBEC.

A HEAVY SNow-sTOBM AT QUEBEC.
OUEBEc, Nov. 25.-The snow storm only
ceased at In many places the drifts from
to 10 feet high rendering the roads almost impossible
TRAVEL INTERRUPTED IN MAINE.
BOsrOy, Nov. 25-A dispatch from Bangor
Me- saws that the day train from Bosom due there at
Sd IN. yesterday arrived At a. IN to-day. Trains and
stages are every where delayed The night express from
Boston was two hours late this morning.
SNOW IN NOVA SCOTIA
HNIFkx. Nov. 25-There was heavy
southeast gale accompanied with snow, last night.
The quantity OF snow which fell rendered the streets al
most mpsssabe and inward bound trains were delayed
several hours.
THE CANAL BLOCKADE.
The advance in grain and provisions caused
by the dispatch from the Weather Bureau on Monday
was Increased yesterday at the opening OF the Produce
Exchange by reports of snow storms and freezing
weathe. on the line Of the Erie Canal. The following
dispatches posted on the board
LITTLE FALLS, Nov. FITTINGS look bad this morning.
snowing and freezing; wind north west. >,...
WEST TROY, Nov. 25-Coid and showing. NO prospect
OF boats getting through
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OvPICg or Tus CHIEF SIGSAL OFFfczH
WASHINGTON ID. c.. Wednesday. Nov 2s-l =. u.
Sunopsis for ne past hcen!v.fOnr hours.
Another storm center has appeared in
c,ondy weather IN the North West !; north westerly
Winds cloudy weather and occasional snow
over the lakes and thence to the ONO valley north
westerly winds falling temperature, and clearing
weather IN the Middle and;EasterH States northwest
ery winds aud generally clear westher In the southern
States. ,,,,,,
Tor the Northwest and thence to missouri SOUTH
..ster,v and eastery winds. warmer aud cloudy
weather. ,, , NJ. WI,
For the lakes and thence to Kentucky and West Viz
nia .westerIy Winds low temperature and clear
ing weather. Al, -,, :,
For ne Middle and Eastern States Dorhmesrly minds,
colder and clearing heather .
For Tennessee and the Gulf States, southery Winds
warmer and partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic states, northery winds and
generally clear weather. .
Reports are partly missing from the Western Gulf.