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l'ainesyille, Canton & bridgeport
Marrow Gauge IgniIfOHJ1.

Bridgeport Is actually to he the ternii.
nus Of d railway and that too almost he.
fore the people Of that quiet village we
aware Of It.. Willie various railroads
have been projected from the Lake re-
gions, and some Of them are actually adj
3ancihg toward the Ohio river, the ex-
act point Of impact upon that stream has
not been determined upon; ut least what
ever may be the design Of those having
charge Of the work, their real intent is
studfously kept from the knowledge Of
the people atthe various competing points
outhe river. Some Of these projected rail.
ways atc coquetting withthe several ri
walls for the river terminus, aud giving
out the impression that the favor sought
for Is III The market, and TO be knocked
Oft to the highest bidder. While these
roads are thus dallying with the purse
strings Of their several suitots, the
Painesville, Canton and bridgeport Mar.
row Gauge Railroad Company is push
lug forward It's line to completion. Its
charter calls fot a river connection ut
bridgeport, and thjther II Is rapidly
making its way. From gainesville to
Youngstown, a distance Of siSty.fve
miles, the road il completed and the cars
running thereon. Another section Of the
road, from youngstown to Cannonsburg,
Il ii process Of construction, with fifteen
miles in operation aud twenty-five miles
III addition ready for the rails. From
Cahhohsbutg to bridgeport Is Eity.avc
miles. On this section tho company pro.
pose to commence work within sixty days
al the bridgeport end, building in the
Wheeling Creek valley. Mt. waddlc,
one Of The cotpotatofs, has as yet asked
nothing Of our Bridgeport friends fur.
thet than theft assistance in procuring
the right OF way. This company means
business tits coming to Bridgeport, or
a. much nearer to Wheeling a. Ii can get,
simply because that point e deemed the
most desirable connection, and because
the company believe they can make
money BY so doing,
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DIED..

CLARK.--On Monday, March %, 1875, nj ~
O'clock =. NJ, KATE X. eldest daughter Of John II
and Catherine A. Clark, In the 10Th year Of her age
Funeral from tho residence Of her parents, No
1918 Jacob street, this wednesday, afternoon at
o'clock. lntcrmcnt at GrcenwO0l,-
FITZPATRICK.- Monday, March q, 1870
year Of her agc.
Funeral from tho residence Of her sister, AtrS
John McGarrelI, Market street, on this Wednesday
March 9th, ut9I JAM Friends Of the family ur
invited to attend, lntCrmcnta at The Old Cemetery
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An Important Fact.

The voluntary testimony Of thousands establishes
beyond all doubt fact Of vital Importance to the
SlckRnd dcbiltatcd, viz, that lOsietter's Stomach
DlttCrs Is an absolute specific for rcnttCnt and In.
tCrmIttCnt fever, dyspepsia, constipation, bilious.
nesS, mental depression, SlecplCSness, ChrOnicdar.
rhUa, and all diseases Of tho stomach, liver and
bowels Tho unnCllcatCd BtiniuianiS usually pro
sCribed In these eases only aggmynte lhGsymptOms,
instead Of removing them. The BlttOrs, on tho
contrary, act asa corrective aud nylgOrant, With
out producing the unpleasant and dangerous eOnsc-
quelCes Of the old school practice. The action L.
mild and soothing to tho Initiated stomach and
bowels, promoting digestion and preventing ilattI.
l0nCe, nausea, headache and oil intestinal lrreguaF
ties. A wlnrglasSil before meals greatly assists
digestion. The cOnvalcSCent may use them with
great benefit, Us means Of restoring strength and
ChCCriulnUss eWl&W
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nRt1r rhEEs, s1IRupBEhY, q.

u
The proprirtors Of Pleasant Till Nursery, IVES
Virginia, 6rO now offering the most complete nHr
sefy stock grown within the State for many yeaFS
Thlfty.iouf yeafS' experience and observation II
the growing 81 fruit and fruit trees has enabled u
10 present very large collection Of oil kinds o
fruits embracing old aud new varieties, which haT
icon tested IN various localities, and found vel
adapted 10 this climate Our trees afe oil grown Of
the highest land In this country, and exposed Il
storms on NIL sides, which BccureS To the planter
more hardy, healthy tfGe than taii t1lflbly h
grown on rich low OF bottom lands, and dOnbfe th
amount Of roots 10 essential 10 The good growth
oil kinds Of trees and plants Our stock consists a
follows:
Apple tres, liz, q and years old, ranging from
70 ieet, price low by the loo or ] ,00O
Teach trees, and yeats old, 10 I feet.
liars, standard very extii, 8 to 6ieet.
Dwarf Pears, thrifty tres, 10 feet.
Flum trees 4lo0 feet.
Cherry tres thc tsst wO have ever offered 10 thl
ApficOtS, 4 10 feet.
Orange Qulntt, 2 to feet.
9tapeyines, 70 varieties and Of superior quality
! and 2 yea9 old.
CdffiniS GooSeterties, Strawberries, isAspbenie
and Blaekberies In variety and fine. Also 10 vafi
etes Of evGfeens Of various d6ea including 10 ex.
ctllent stock TOT cemetery purposes
consult he sss t q FgsSwSSd Cemetery Si y
OF John x. Hotsfdfd, Joseph Scytold aid
John r. Tfurhel a 10 tho quality 81 0ui
plants, We also najf enc collection Of rose
and towering shrubs, together with ane a.
lection d geeh.hUna plants after March it shadC
tines IN variety. OSge Grunge plants BY tho %.
of 1000. Tres carefully paekel and EariniA 4
f(aeh their destination 10 rood condition. ptieUa
very low and iurniehed on application, faftlea de
dfing good tres viii please tetd IN theft order,
eAfly, d the efly orders can receive most attention
aud aepfe the begt tres, Conesp0ndepco solicited
from al delfing trees and hlantE Address
W1LIiIAM NJ. 4 3. DUNLAP,
iebio-daW valley Grove, Ohlo Co, west Va
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He thinks the ratio Of total conttibu.
tions to the church work Is about four
times the amount; paid the ministers,
which would make up the aggregate
amount Of s2OO,OOO,OOO raised annually
in the United States for religious Puf.
poses.
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THE information given to the Tribune,
we think, Il incortecl. The Senate passed
"a assessment Bill, and fixed the time, al
February 1at-=but tho Bill did not pass
the Hchse, and therefore, has not yet BE-.
come q Law, That Il our recollection
about the Acaessid Aeteiisef.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

Harry REttEg roR YovSo aiEs from the eftcsi
Of Errors and Abuses In carly life. Manhood re-
stored. lmpcdlmeni to Marriage removed. New
method m treatment. New and remarkable RENE
JelopcS Adlfes, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 40
N. Ninth 81, Philadelphia, fa.,lAti Institution
having high ftpntatioii ioe honorable tdnduct and
professional skill IanioliAW
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90 cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches,
8 barrels CARROTS SnuiiS.
80 boxes GarTetts Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print.
800 Indigo Spanish Float
Is barrels Chip LniROod,
% Chip Tlatie
AZ LAUGHIIN BROS. 4 co.'s
80 pounds Chloroiorm,
50 Bromide Potassium.
q Clomel.
% IodldO Potash.
$50 Fluid ExlraGts, TildanS,
20, Solid Extracts, do
go bottles Sugar Coated Filla
% dozen EllxOrs.
At LAUGHI1N BROS 4 cos
% dozen Baker's Cod Liver oil.
% Halls Lung BalAm.
% Jaynes Expectorant
rs Ayers Cherry Pectoml
1000 EiSonces-C Cinnamon, &c,
500 RatemAn Drops
800 godfrGye Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger,
Al LAUGlILlN BROS. q CO.'S,
1900 pounds Grain Pcprer-sInppOp.
800 Cloves.
500 q Allspiee.
200 Nutinegs- GoyeFnment.
500 Cream Tartar, pure aud choice.
700 Mustard, IN cans and Ia bulk.
800 Ground Ginger, East India Jamaica
CoxB uelatne, Arrow Root, 1apioCa and SagO
oc29 Al LAUGHLIN BROS 4 cos
100 ounces QuInlne, Powers 4 weiVhtmans.
90 sulphAte MorphiA.
50 Nitfnta Silver.
80 Stryehnla.
For sale at LAUGHLIN BROS. 4 CO.'S
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival and ppnartnte Of MaIIs.

MAILS DUE AN. NAILS CLoSE A. NJ
River, wolls'g and stOub...50l
Columbus. Wells, 10 Wing way..yJOl
Cincinnati. Wells. 10 Cleve. why .6OJ
indianapolis. Wells. 10 Pitts. way .BO(
Louisville ..............7 IS Panhandle Way....60
TOleilO.......... ..n..7iDlNo York, I'lila...5O(
ltempield, ngent."..D POOL Washington, h....nnG:it
Halt. 10 Wing way .SB6l Wing to Illlt. way...aG Il
New YOfk....n.u,.."..S65I halt. and Wash. D.CyB:ii
Philadelphia .........,B55 Wig 10 Col. Way.n"7lt
MOrislOwn ny....i000I ZanCavIlle, Ihdpls4 I.lt
Mt. Pleasant. ChIcngO GCincinnati7lt
lIcllarc.,...... ....,ii3Qs Louis COlunibus.. nc
Pittsburgh ii30I Cambridge Btls"n..7BC
slenbenVlllo.. ii8O Grafton and Par. way So
WCllsbuFg, 7, Gen.. i30l liver Nal 10
Wells, 70 Wing, Ogl.l wing TO Wells way.i0 i
West Liberty. Glove. 4 Pltts.."..i0 II
baltimore ".,.a..."i 22OlN New IOrk",."","."lOlC
Pm Pm
Liraf and Park, way4Aa0Iwest Litcrly.".."".lat
knnnWha G. Hn"U".430lAl MI. rleaNltIt.......n".2O(
Gent. Ohio agent. M0rtlslnw1 way...a20t
Chicago, st. Louis ...GBjl lICmphed wnya.,....22'
Dayton, Columbus lBelalrc, flarnesElll
GAINESVILLE B3j Canlh 4 IAulsVllH..2:C
Cincinnati. Chicago, II. IDus....26G
L. n. Way.a.......".G3jIC lnglh, indianapolis .2tC
lellarn,....,. Wig 10 Halt. Way..ijC
CleVC. 4 Wells. wAy.G46lNew York 4 PhlIa....I.JC
Cleveland ."...J: i5' Cleveland, ZAntsvlS;OO
Pittsburgh. ".Cstj' Ind, st. L0uiS...a".s:OC
New YOtk.".U"....gai5|C Chicago &-naF tO1...S.00
Boitentllle ....4.....B45IL n, Agent. ...aa.B:OO
tifuit. 4 Wing Wny.ii:l0lC., ". IL. Ageht.....S.O0
Washington. d. Cmii:lSIC Ol. and 1nll, Ag't...S.0O
baltimore. 1915 Newark ( COuhbusaS:01
GAINESVILLE ..".."nli 1880 IOiilSvl
CSW.H Y. WayanAi93Ol Cincinnati .....aI....,.S.00
IN. Y. 4 Wash, u. C.h0O
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ninIrnlt Mnr,ls 10 NnclI,

Many persons have read, Nt one time or
another, little anecdotc about the late
Lord Palmerston, which tells how that
jovial noblcman once gave eleven of his
associates in the Cabinet a sentence to
spell, and how not one Of the eleven got
through without laundering. The sen.
tencc was: at Is disagreeable to witness
tho embarrassment OF Il harrassed peddler
aguging the symmetry ola peeled potato"
There arc here several words easy to mis-
spell, but n correspondent sends to the
New York Erening Pod sentence which
he says ION the authority Of Lord Robert
CeciL was actually given out to a school
in Ipswich, by the side Of which the Pal.
merston test became ridiculously simple.
II runs THUS;
"whlc hewlng yOw, Hugh lost his eye, and put In
In the Hue and Cry.
To name Its faces dusky huGs
Was all the effort he could use.
You brought the owe hack, bye anil bye,
And only begged tho hORers ever
Your lnhlS 10 wash In water pure
lest nlcc-nOSCtl ladies' not few,
Should cry, on coming near you, "nglip
One Of the great Quaker poets sweetest
metricnl gems, "school Days" is devoted
to showing the regret Of a brown.cycd
Now England girl at having "spellcj
dnwn
-lie little boy
llOr childish favor singled"
ann sorry that I SpClt the word,
hate 10 90 above you,
lIecansc"-the brown eyes lower fell,
"Bccausc, you SEQ love you"
"still nionlory 10 Nay.halred man
That sweet child Taco Il showing;
Dear girl, The grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing
"1iC lives 10 learn In llio'a hard school
ItOw few whO pass above him,
Lament the triumph aud his loss
Like lCr-leCnuSe they love him."
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toUY
Buy
McCABE KRAFT 4 cos
ENTERPRISE BAKING POWDER.
trisTHE BEST.
ALWAYS GET THE BEST.
- REEp,s COUCH SYRUP.

For Coughs, Codt HcareneS, Bronchitis, whoor.
Ing Cough, &c, ug REED'S COUGH SYRUP
Thtfc u no Preparation equal 10 IT, Try u.
ocSl Wheeling, W. Va,
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MANHOOD BEsToReb.

Atietin cl youthful imprdenca, tanilna ffel
ihAiufo decay, nervous debility, ttn, hayinf tiled
III yAlli 6vdfy Known NNtdyt haA idand titdp,6
.elieute NRleh b viii md tt 70 hll FELLOW aiii
NetS Addte ]. u. REEVES, u Na1.u lltegil
NOV Yea. jAAd
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CLERICAL sAtARtEs-A writer In the
CAristian Standard estimates the amounts
paid for the salaries Of ministers by the
IN, u. M
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
TRoTTING AT THE HIPPODROME.
TWO CAPITAL RACES.

The snow storm, It seems, has no terrors for the
admirers OF rrottlng, as was demonstrated last
night by the large attendance at the Hippodrome.
The immense building was we'll filled, and all were
highly entertained by the spirited trotting con-
tests that came OF.
The first ;rot was for . purse OF s225; 500 to
the first, 500 to the second $40 to the thiru, s25
to the fourth; one mile ana repeat. Entered for
this wege:-John Rogers bay mare Ellen, Ben
Mace's bay mare Hummingblrd, +. H. SneldOn's
bay eeldlng jim, Dan Mace's bay peldlng PILOT ana
1nomas Mcanan's bav geding SweetDrer. fun.
mingolld and Jim d,d not start: anee @ meats we're we're
taxing the first and third heats. and Pilot the
second heat.
5000 between three horses; but how that could be
Is a conundrum tnat we give up, and It Will have
to be answered Dy the MANAGERS we suppose It
was purse TO be divided between the horses, or
q sweepstakes with purse attacned. me three
starters for the money were r.. Z. Miller's chest
nns Seang pan Ms5 Sodps oay seSSs
Tne race was most exciting irom start 10 1nlsn
and was won after four capital meats Oy Dan Mil
ler, who won the third and iourth meats.
The Judges were Messrs. simmons, Sprfngstead
and Seaver.
The following are
BARXCM's HIPPoDROME. Jan. 29.-Purse 1925;
slOO TO the FIRST $50 10 the second, $40 TO the tnird
SIS to the Ioursh horse; one mile aud repeat,
ENTRIES.
John Rogers b. m. Elien n...................
Dan Mace's b. ". Pilot .................. 2
Thomas nieahan's b. e. Sweetpiier...... 3
Ben Mace's b. m. Hummingblrd. ............ dr..
F. II. sLeldon's b. q. jim. m.................... dr..
Time, 2 2:52is-2:4,-2:41.
SAME NIGHT.-Trot Tor $2Oo mile and repeat,
under SADDLE.
ENTRIES
Z. G. Miller's ch. q. Dan Miller 8 Il 1
r.. Doty's D. g. sherman. an................. 3 2 2
4. Nodine's b. 2. Lyman................ 3 3
Time. 2:49--2:5l-2:47-2:ls.
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
MANNING And GLADSTONE.
The Archbishop Of Westminster Replies to
the Ex-PrtmieFs EXpostulation.
THE VATICAN DEGREES DEFINED.
Catholic Duty Toward Church and State
Civil Allegiance.

LONDON, Jan. 3o 1875.
Archbishop Manning has issued a pamphlet OF
200 pages In reply to Mr.. Gladstone's expostula.
ton.
He maintains that the Vatican decrecs have not
changed the conditions OF civil allegiance. The
allegiance OF Catholics is as undivided as that OF
any other Christians. Questions OF conscience
Rlone could divide 1t. the recent DEGREES nave
not extended the power o, the Pope.
The Ecumenica Council IN no way touched the
relations oil Church and state. Its DEGREES merely
declared doctrines which were already matters.Of
laitp.
The Pope cannot, therefore, BY virtue either OF
these DEGREES or his supreme authority, make any
claim upon his adherents OF a nature to impair
the integrity OF their civil allegiance. lie
caunot do an act contrary TO divine law. To i'm
pair civil allegiance woul1 be contrary to-that
law. The spiritual authority OF the Church was
indirect In iy operation on temporal AFFAIRS.
1t indirectly condemns and declares not binding
sucn temporal laws deviate from the
law OF God, and therefore impede the at.
tainmenrs OF salvation. In regard to the
supposiuon advanced ID an argument that the
Pope might attempt TO depose the Queen OF Eng.
land the writer remarks that. as the Queen is
wholly withdI avn from the Catholic Church, every
sordltion Is wanting which would render such de-
position justi1a0le.
rne Archbis6op declares hat the European
Powers nave entered into q systematic conspiracy
against the Church, and warns them that chey are
thereby wrecking themselves.
In conclusion, he says Mr.. G!adstoue's pamphlet
invites Catholics to rebel against divine authority
and encourage schism, heresy and desdly SIM"
The New York herald., 1875-01-30

Stiss o. the state such further PSvsT: o. lUS,
may, from time TO time, deem expedienr
Under the above provisions It is competent for
the Legislature, and they are enjotned TO pass .
general law. that will throw the whole matter OF
rapid transit open to the enterprise and
free competition OF every one, while
the constitution itself carefully protects
the rights OF the citizens and municipalities.
The Legislature also invest the local authori-
ties with power TO project and forward the inter-
ests OF associations that may be formed under the
law for accomplishing the purposes indicated.
Thus the amendments OF the constitution have
wisely shut or the power to grant exclusive priv
Neges and have paved the way TO Tree puolic enter
prise anu competition.
general law and present and urge It's passage
tnrough me LEGISLATURE. TINS accomplished. other
should the legislature adjourn Without passing
snch a law nothing can be accomplished.
l. is gratifying 10 realize that Tor the
our wealthy citizens mani est readiness to con-
tribute their means to secure the end, aud are
10 direct the thoughts OF these liberal cirzsns
and oil the public To the importance OF taking
necessary steps to secure the speedy enactment
OF the required law. II Is, perhaps supernuous to
suggest to an intelligent BODY OF men tnat the
S S the he n scops
be given to It's. provisions. To this end
the best legal talent should be enlisted,
subject should review, crtlcse and make sugges-
tons that 1t may be perfected as near as practica.
bic. before Il received legislative action, ana tnat
vigilance should be constantly on the alert TO pre-
venr iniudciOuS amendments.
II is premature 70 act az present on any otoer
brancn OF the subject. We are cropping IN the
dark until general law be passed and IT'S provt-
siohs definitely ascertaned. bur let ns Obtain sucn
law, liberal IN Its provisions anu iuly protecting
the associations to be formed under II, and We
VIII soon realize that skill, enterprise and capital
Will take mold with eagerness. no subsidy VIII
then he Wlrl the whole field freely
opened 20 the whole people American ingenuity
will soon assert It's capacity 10 solve the proDiem
to the satisfaction o. rae property owners, the
citizens anu city at large, anu at the same time
open an inviting avenue iOr investment. The
charters heretofore granted restricted as they
were TO expensive plans or QulxOtc struc-
tures are no true tests OF the teas Oty
OF a well digested scheme. There are plans now
matured, cheap ana practicable, that must prove
acceptable 70 the citizens; and snll others wil in
all Likelihood, spring into life as soon as the arena
Is thrown open to competition IL Will be time TO
discuss these points after the law snail have been
secured or the Legislature adjourned. as the op.
pOrtunlty for effort and action WI be then open
Tor all time. JOHN b. CHURCH.
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
,JOH N SON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. %. 1874
Alphabetically CONSIDERED.
E. y. stsnard, Missouri-.'Tne best thing Ten
nessee could 90. Andy is q BRICK"
SUFFICIENT UNTO HIMSELF.
Charles N. Lamison. Ohio.-.The Andrew John
son party will, ior the next six years. DO concen'
trarea In the Senate. Upon that question there
can be no doubt"
yE BIG AND LITTLE FISH, BEwARsi
Greenbury l.. Fort. Ilhnois.-"Andy's debut az
Senator will be IN the character OF the great po-
ntical harpoonist."
PrGNAcIoUs PROSPECTS.
Lazarus D. Shoemaker, Pennsy!vauia.-"He viii
pummel his political friends and his ancient ene'
miles,"
THE UNBuRIED PAST.
Erastus Wells, Missourl.-''Old scores and old
sores will oe all the same to Andy. do not know
wnom to pity the more. his prosecutors friends" I"
LIMITED RETROSPECT.
Senator Schurz, Missonri-'My only recollection
OF Mr.. Johnson Is as military Governor. Other
than that know not the man."
HIS sOPoRIFIC CHARM.
Senator Thurman, Onio-'A good thing for
those who wish to listen to long speeches."
ALL HAIL ANDY
Senator Ferry, Michigan-"Win he not be the
Boanerges Of tho Senate All hail Andy
Johnson ~
Senator Conkiing. OF New York ~ a N glad he is
elected"
HIS BxCELLENCY DISTURBED.
Senator Bogy, OF Missouri 1T 10 very great
triumph, and very good thing. II Is a great blow
to Grant, who, 1 understand, IS very mad at II. l
congratulated Johnson on his being returned 20
the halls OF the Conscript Fathers"
PATRoNIzrNG.
Senator Ben Wade, OF Ohio Johnson will do
all II n
have democrat from Tennessee they could not
have done better than have him."
EQUivoCAL.
Senator Morrill,, OF Vermont with o smile Of
mixed irony and sarcasn)-"It IS delightful"
RESIGNED.
Senator Morton, of Indiana-w am not at all
dissatisfied. He suits me well enough.n
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
THE STATE CAPITAL.

IMPORTANT BILL FOR RAPID TRANSIT IN NEW
YoRK-THE CITY TO OWN THE RoAD.
ALBANY, Jan. 90. 1875.
Both the Senate and Assembly adjourned to-day
until Monday evening.
FIRST BILL on RAPID TRANSIT.
Senator Hugh Moore, OF New York introduced yes.
terday q very important bill making provision for
rapid transit. BY this proposed enactment the
carrying OF the plan is given into the hands Of
the Mayor and Common Council The city will ab.
soutey own and control the road. l append
copy OF the bill:-
rnnms rapid u transit ROAD Il IN the CITY q New orS
Senate and Assembly, 10 enact as tollows:-
saqs ,ba ad 5sy q
to ana e soa4 Of % ns
r@ the sa@s to lay ont S construct and operate rapid
6f Pa at ne me city s Ss
owners Of one hall in value Of The property.
sent of such property owners cannot he obaincd the
5sdsa %
hoarHs ats Of all ntcTe ied %heher
rapid transit road ought to be constructed onerated
lieu
re%eSed by he Mayor q ihe ey q New YORK for
s york shall P appen. IN @ the pses q ns s
same power and the said Mayor of the city OF New
sas said as the sal. @
SEC &.fhe Mayor, Aides@en and commonal.y Of tho
saho1lss ss's CO. pubic s!ocE
bear Sl
q 1875. and shall bear interest at and alter
sna :1s re e ssss ' ss''n .na1@
Ss hecD sna TO pe ain OF city
and county OF New York ana the same Is heIeoy
nd e
n% s snH i
city OF New FORK subject to taxation:
is hereby AUTHORIZED within thirty days ser being
% a S sS DO to sn %hsn aa %
said specified in the preceding lection Tor the ui
Ssr se 9y not less !hsn three SS
twenty hsa thirty S Is at MsrsS ss 20 Ss t
with to oHSmDsTsin sT.aI,
the Rsoa Transit e. sald cS%pTosr sSsii
sf'slc xd%a i %
the , ssSss SS Ss ss e4 al not css s aa to
sha receive from SAID Comptroller as above spcciacd
the proceeds Of said stock ad sha Gay the same
majority OF them shall by their DRAFT or order direct
&c. g. rhe Board of Aldermen Of the city county
New 81 Syrv s Sy sx IN
eSr S TO pay S m e S h
the maturity thereof
SEC 6-rhc STOCK to be created by this act and money
raised thereon, snail be applied solely ana only the
erection and completion OF the rapid transit road
speclcd in this ac, and tor the expenses incident
hereto and for no other purpose Whatever.
SEC 1.-The Board Of Aldermen OF said city OF New
YORK may fix and determine the salaries be paid to
SAID Conmissione annum anu the same shall be
paid SAID commissioners by the warrant of the Comp
iro Ter OF said city of New York, drawn upon ho
sioncrs. -
this act are hereby repealed.
SEC 9.-This act shall take effect Immediately.
Senator Moore. on Introducing his DILL. desired
that 1t De sent before committee where there
was representation from New YORK. This at.
tempt Ialied and the bin was referred to the Rail-
road committee, which consists OF the following
gen tlemen :-SenatCrs Selkreg, Wagner, T0bey,
Madden ana LORD. whether tine plan submitted
by senator Moore Is adopted or not, the thanks Of
the community are due to him IN making the nrst
practical movement here to provide the people Of
New YORK city with rapid transit.