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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27
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GEORGE y. BRUCE, Edward Tedrucy. Sher-
if of JET rson County and the said Edward
Tearuey. Sheriff If said County, as Admin
istrator de boHiS non, with the Will annexed
of Thomas Briscoe. deceased, Juliet BriScoe
Betsy Hail, Ellen N. Waters, aud --
Waters her husband Ann NJ. Aisquith and
Edward NJ. AiSquitb her husband, Frances
A. GaIhher and W. b. Gallaher her bus
band. john l.. BriScue. Thomas Hite, Trus-
tee of J. Briscce James f. Briscoe. and
John L. Briscoc, Trustee of james T. Bris-
cUe, DQeHad"tS.
IN CHANCERY
The object OF this Suit is to enjoin further
proceedings to enforce the collection Of a judg-
ment obtained at the March Term, 1874. If the
Circuit Court Of J,Gersol G unity, by George
4. Bruce, Assignee, Of W i. Gallaher, against
the Cnmplaiuauts, for tie sum OF Sj2l.57, and
costs of said SUIT, until the validity Of the title
If Complainant Briscoe 10 a tract Of land pur-
chased Of W B. Ga laher, for portion of the
purchase money If which the above judgment
yvns -htu,u--l, is asceriancd aud adjudged.
happening, on ali !avit filed in this SUIT
that the DESCENDANTS George \. Bruce, W. 3
Gallaher and Frances A. Gallaher his wife,
Betsy Hall Ellen NJ Waters and - Waters
her husband John l.. Briscoe, and James +
Briscoe, nou-resilcnts of the State Of West Viz
guil, they are hereby required to appear with
in four weeks after the date Of the first publ
cation Of this order, aud DO what is necessary
to protect their interest in this matter.
q. a.. J. 4 u. e a..
order shall be published once a week for four
successive weet in the Virginia Free Press
newspaper published in this County-and
also posted at the Front Door Of the Court
House Of the said County, 1T least twenty days
before Decree is rendered.
ROBERT 7. BROWN,
Clerk Of tie Circuit Court.
BAYLo2 e Wilson. p. Q.
March -, 1S75-5t.
~ - -. 4. 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

Ray. T. O. Grouse, he newly appointed
Pastor Of Harper's Ferry Mission, Methodist
Protestant Church, will preach, I'D. W at
Smi.hfcli, Sabbath April ith. Services will
be held in the NJ. p. Church in The morning
NJ lu& O'Clock. and in the evening at >.
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Notice.

WE have made up your Accounts to the trsi
~ of January. 1875. and extend 4 general in
WHARTON 10 all 20 call and settle, is we need money
to meet our obligations.
Respectfully.
Jan. lG. 1875. TKCSSELL d LUCAS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

THIS LITTLE TErAI.-Ihe trial Of Lycurgus
Little, charged with the murder Of bis brother
Clinton Little, IN Clarke County, in 1878, was
commenced in Winchester on Monday last, and
a iu-y obtained without difficulty c. "
Louthau, Esq, Cimmonwsalth's Attorney for
Clarke county, assisted by M,ssrs +. p. Dan
dr=dss aal A. r Peudleton, Of Winchester
represent the State Col. F. ". ". Holiday
ana Mi u.lmes Conral arc llr the defence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

THIS PrNITENTNRY.- The bill Of the New
York Hr1l9 for advertising tie sale Of the
Virginia Peuiten,iary. thiriy-eisLt lines, thirty
times. amounts to $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

NYINCE Meat. Dried Peaches. Pruues. White
vi Beans and Desiccat-d Cocoaunut. just rc-
cgiy,d. For sale by W. EBl.
Dec. II 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27
The State of West Virginia,
Jefferson County, to-wit;

q T Rules held in the Clerk Office Of the
"A Circuit Court of Jefferson County, March
3rd, 1875,
GEORGE W. BRISCOE and John Burns,
Plaintiffs.
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DIED.

In GEORGETOWN, D. c., March lG lS7j, OF Men
ineitis. STEPHEN. Youngest son of .luo. D. Nc
Gill, ESQ. Editor Of the Courier. aged one year,
seven months and twenty days. This lovely child,
so lately robust, gave promise of excellence lie
died on the anniversary Of his brothers death
which occurred March l6. lS72 The hereayed
parents have a blessed consolation in believing
that the Auge,E have borne their little ones
&c. tag away,
Up to the world of love,
The city whore the angels STAY,
She brighter world above
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

REAL Estate SlLES.-Sixteeu acres Of
land belonging 20 Thomas II. Anderson, FOR
several weeks advertised In the FREE Press by
Sheriff Tearuey. wa. sold on Saturday last,
Mr.. John Kab'e purchaser, az S2S S7t per
l.ra. u Neilelowcr. Anclioncer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

CtIMMONS Liver Regulator in pacssgesl. Coco
= Cream for the Hair. Ayers Hair Vigor, Halls
liar Rep.wer. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, Smiths
Wbooping Cough Syrup, fVr sale by
Feb 40, 1875. oEO. A. l.1hI.
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7 ARD Cans for sale by
J Nov. q, DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
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I AIDES. Misses and Cbildrcn's Philadelphia
l Shocsot the best quality made t. order. Also,
y omen and hidrcns Pcggcd work. just received,
tor sale by GEO. ". /. hEAKSLEl.
Jan 1873.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-03-27

QCAGTEELY NEETING.-The First Quarter
Is Meeting for Charles,own Station, for this
Conference year, viii be held to-day and to-
morrow, 9th and 2S,hl in the ". Z. Church,
south. Preaching Saturday night Rev, DR..
Register. the Presiding Elder, and Rev. Mr..
Ferguson, the newly appointed pastor, will be
present. Tba; It will be an interesting meet
ig, ,ve haven't q 4 ubt
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az tEifr iui ANtt FN4 Fpffs
Whitaker Amanackz, for ssle AZ
Jan. %, 1878. HENDEGSOS's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15

had It besn yealy, could not crss tello~ 70 tie Te-
pie cAurch rkes ny fowsd u ras poor. The fact ~
that great immortal genius flung into the earth
like dog, and to this day ~obodg kHors caere ne es
now cite verbatim from tho life Of Mrs. Old
field ;"
The corpse Of Mrs. Anne Oldneld carried from her
house in drosvenorAt to tho Jerusalem Chamber where
Il Law In state and sfterward 20 the Abbey the pail being
supported by the Lord Dcswar. Lord Harvey, the
Right Honorable Bubb Doddington. and other men Oh
ton.
Thia lady was good actress and had lived openly
with Mr. Maynwaring and Brigadier Churchill; ana
had lots Of money Therefore she was buried In the
Sacred Abbey, and the great Goldsmith. being pure
but poor had the grave Of dog and no tombstone
by it's own hand, not mine. This my Lord Camden,
IL that dirty world of which yon were lump gilt.
This is the real world it is and was, and always
will he. Many authors are womanish; SO they listen
to the batteries, that cost nothing. and when they
find it is all humbug, they sit down and whine for
world less hollow and less hard. But authors who
are men, take the world they find it, see it's good
sense ut the bottom of it's brutality and grind their
teeth, and swear that the public weasel shall not
swindle them into that unjust poverty. which the
public hog despses in an author, and would in an
Apostle. CHARLES READE.
London, Aug. %, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
PLANS FOR 4 RAPID IR1NSIT ROAD.

THE COMMISSIONERS DISCUSS DESIGNS PRESENTED
BY THE GREENWICH STREET COMPANY.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners met yes
taray and resumed the discussion of the plan of road
NJ COPYRIGHT President of the New York Elevated Rail
rosd presented series OF plans and long explanatory
communication. The plans all for elevated roads of
two or tracks, similar to tie improved Greenwich
road and varied principally regard TO the position
OF the supporting columns. One plan to have two
supporting columns, both placed tie street
curb Another to have column Mt the curb and
other IL the center OF the street between the surface
tracks, third plan for both supporting column TO he
IN the street and fourth provided for three columns
each curb and in the center of the street. sup
porting fouI-track road, which wOald occupy twohds
the width Of the street There also another plan
for single of columns composed of open lattice
work. These plans discussed without any con-
olusion I've lg reached. Mr. COPYRIGHT and the Commits
soners INV Hing 10 give any detailed descr1p ION
OF them until the explanatory communication relating To
them had C3Ved certain alteIat and amcudl MS
Messrs Foster. Lowery. Navarro. and Alex
ander, representing The Gilbert Company.
also present. bat submitted additional plans.
Hearings were likewise given TO G. L. HpraCk
and }. L. NOstTind, aud plans submitted ny Robert
Taylor and Thomas ". Collins. Communications were
received from d. A. Morris, ID. W. Sellie and the Evans
Ele waited Railway Company To-Day toe Commissioners
will II o'clock and resume tho discussion Of the
plans presented by Mr. CourtrIght They have not yet
tire day when they Will decide the plan.
One them sd that several varieties OF structure night
bs adopted AL OF the same general plan, 20 suit the
guirements of the different streets-sone wide and
straigh and Others and crooked-hrOugh which
the routes he. simple, common sense elevated rail-
road would be- chosen for CONSTRUCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
MR.. BRITTON,S COURSE.

HIS MIND NOT FULLY MADE UP-HE CONSIDERS Mr..
MoULroN's ATTITUDE VERY PECULIAR.
A reporter of The TRIBUNE called upon Dis
Attorney Britton last evening for the purpose Of
learning what course he intended To take now that
he had obtained the views OF Mr.. Beccher and
Mr. Moulton Mr. Britton expressed much surprise that
tho had already become known to the press He
had received the reply OF Mr. Moulon only late in the
afternoon. nc thought that gentleman bad mani
tested great haste in bringing the correspondence before
tie public.
"The reply received from Mr.. Beecher" he said.
"two three weeks ago but Mr.. Mouton WAS absent
from home and waited until his return before commu-
nicating with him 1t not my duty to consult
either party the subject before deciding what L
should do but I preferred obtaining their views
before fully making up my mind Personally have no
feeling way regard To the matter my only oh
ject being to discharge my duty a public officer.
Moulton, however, certainly takes very peculiar
position in his letter to received this
afternoon. He says. in effect, That / know Mr..
Beecber is guilty. aud yet he asks Inc 30 prose
cue him tilr. Moulton) the ground that
Beecher is innocent and Mout0n guilty II
i conclude that person charged with having
sufficient evidence TO convict him, the entrance
OF q noNe prosequi in the case Is generally
considered sufficient evidence of the person S
man, however. in order 10 enable him to prove his
innocence have not yet fully decided what |
shall do in regard to the matter, as 1 have had
Of Mr.. Mouiton's letter 1 regret the haste. how
with which the correspondence between us has
furnish the pres. WIN the mole correspondents
together and it is unfortunate that 1t must mus.
sH0 PsS Tsica, III imoc.sbiT 'f fo2 me NOW now
to obtain Mi. BeecheIs letter before morning as II Is
locked IN the Office safe TO when have noc the hey
IL Is not hong. but have Interpreted to mean what
stated III MY note 10 Mr. MoultOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
BREAKFAST TO BARRY SULLIVAN.

a company of 80 or 60 gentlemen sat down
to the breakfast given yesterday at Delmonicos by Irish
an ctizens Barry Sullivan. the tragedan The
Hon s. S. Cox presided. Tie Rev. Father acGlynn sat
on his left and there proson. also the Hon D. OCon-
nor Power NJ. p George RignOld John Broughan, John
T. Raymond, H. D. Palmer, DR.. Carochan Or. Meredith
Read and mauy others Judge john f. Brady was pres
ent before the breakfast began but was suffering from
fever which had him the evenn. previous and
ras compelled leave the room. Speeches were made
By dr. Cox, Mr.. Power, Mr.. RrouGham. Mr.. Raymond
and capital for afterdinner speech by Father
McGynn who speaking for the clergy in favor OF the
stage claimed the Drama the reformed fostorchd Of
the Church number OF Others Of the clergy were pre-
emf aud heartily appIsuded the sentiment Mr.. sullivan
replied very briefly, but with feeling, to the warm wei
come extended him. The string orchestra OF Booths
Th.aer played tho during the service OF the
various courses and the Mddrgl boys sang their sew
eral songs. The reception warm aud enthusiastic
as old friends aud Irish natures could make IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE BROOKLYN YELLOW FEVER EXCITE
MENT.

MENT.
THOROUGH CLEANSING AND rUMIGATroN OF THE
INJECTED vEssEL-RECOyERY OF THE YELLOW
FEVER PATIENTS ON THE VOYAGE.
Considerable excitement was caused yester-
day by the report that tie schooner Farmer when
had yellow fever board during its voyage to this por
had been moored the Empire Stores wharf, between
Fulton and Catharne Ferries, Brooklyn, and was u.s.
charging cargo there. BY thorough Investigation the
following facts learned: Tho b. +. Farmer at
Tampico, Mexico. several weeks ago took In
cargo Of fustc, sugar, honey, and hides, con-
signed to merchants in NewYOrk Charles Brewster was
Captain. August Bremen mate, and there were hroe sea
men. While the cargo being slowed Capt Brewster
was attacked by neuralgia and sick for several days
There was considerable sickness In rampco hut the phy
siciaus termed swamp fever and refused to acknow
edge that there were any cases OF yellow fever In the
town. Ii Is believed however, many died OF the dis
ease, that II in some cases at least, true yellow
fever. When the cargo wac all In the schooner
started for this port. Capt. Brewster had recovered
For three days all board were we'll Then Brener the
mate was taken With ch pains in his back. and all the
symptoms OF yellow fever. one of the fofenast htds
was also attacked by the disease few hours afcrward
On the next day Capt. Brewster was stricken WIN me
fever and in short time became derions linen tnrre
were only two well men board, and the master VINO
had only mild type OF the disease, determined 10 pun
INTO Key West az soon as possible u. ,,, ,,oo, IN
Quarantine at Dry Torugas There Capt Brewster died
aud the mate telegraphed 10 the owner T. o. EncH, ~
this city, asking him to send master 10 hey west 20
navigate the vessel 70 New-York Capt belmont a.
Genin seat. ana after having been in Qualtlhe TOT
II days the schooner sailed again for New-fork anu
arrived in Lower Bay Friday last The vessel was
placed in Quarantine. The mate r,insr ana "a. oi
mast hand. known Jack" who had been sick WIN
yellow fever. had in the meantime recovered ihe
weather was very cold for The season, aud after
thorough fnnigaon Of the vessel. permit MAS given
To proceed 10 her wharf, which snc reached
on sunday ngh;. The captain did not inform the health
authorities brooklyn that there hal been an infectious
disease board. lie was taken before Justice Deimar
OF the Brook Police Court, charge OF having Vo
lated sections 100 and 137 of the health laws OF BROOK
Nn by having brought into that city articles IRON IN N
ieeted weasel without permission ~ he Board o. t3h
Dr. OttesOn, Inspector OF the Board OF hel1h, Dad me
vessel thoroughly clranSed and iumyated y0'ieiuiJ'
Physicians expressed contradictory opinions YESTERDAY
whether or not the Infection cDld De conveyed III the
car-o ana other articles from tis vessel 10 the IN
habiiants ~ Brooklyn and New ior, hut All sooner 10
agree the cold weather AMI the vigorous sanitary
measures that have been taken probably W0uit WtFth
any bad result the schOOncrs being mOOred ana ais
clIdrlCi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
THE FIRGINIA JOURNALISTS.
VISIT TO THE ISLAND Observation-Disclosures or
THE PARTY
C 4l,,N rir,in Drnr

VISIT TO THE ISLAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
THE PARTY.
About dozen members of the Virginia Press
Association accompanied 10y Mayor Wickiarn, Commits
spection rough the public Institutions of the city yes
terdsy. They assembled at Bellevue Hospital at 1850
H. and after inspecting that establishment they went
the isans and examined the penal and reforatory in
situations the asylums and hospitals there. collation.
was served, toasts were drunk, and complimentary
speeches made by several members Of the delegation and
by Mayor Wckb2m
After returning from the excursion the editors held a
final meeting Mr.. whitehead, President of the Assoca-
tion referred the magnificent reception given 10 the
party by the civic authorities and people OF New York,
and said he should forget this memorable visit
Col John Graee Secretary OF the Association said that
a, NeW-YoYk early history actually part
OF the Virginia, they all felt sdch reunion
had taken place AS made them all portion OF the
by Capt J. A. IL. st. Andrew, Col To%nes,
series OF resolutions adopted thanking the MAJ or
and public officers and the press for The reception
the party had received In the METROPOLIS Most ot the
edtOrs returned 10 Virginia yesterday Col Wilhelm
Townes, r who remained in the city, last evening eA-
pressed fe opinion In conversation with TkiBuHh re-
porter the Southern people dill wrong TO enter NJ all
iuto political discussion His obs rvatiOn had taught
the North rOuina al the officers and DO the political
WORK South tried 10 ts lethargy and
develop its ana mus make nseli
worthy to help govern the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15

Henry Ward Beechcr who committed adultery with Mrs
F %a an" na Sc @
revolving story before the public; but on n tns
with interchangeable ondeavor and an unfalter-
Ing fidelity 70 suppress t. and At last 70 rs wss s So in.
famous charge Of SacSms Which in his desperation.
the Rev Henry Ward Beeoher lcvelcd against me- Why
now should alone sacrificed 10 the policy Of silence
This present Indictment not Of my nstsaton but is
the work Of To. Rev Henry Wsd BesSsS and wns r
must IMPUTED to him. and not to the innocent victim
But do no, allow that the interests Of public morality
will be hurt lay investigation OF the Rev. MI Beechers
Conviction That the cause Of Christianity aud Of virtue
would be promoted by the conceaiment OF his criminal
known snecedently that 1t ia not within the
omy Of Gods providence that any interest either OF
vsstgstion and proclamation of truth. As I under
stand it, harm can come OF tns transaction only in
ege vonchsafed to ministers Of the Gospel to reve the
unhalowei pleasures Of concupscence Whereas on the
contrary the welfare of religion and society will be
cured by ndssolubly linking to the offense is inevitable
penalty % eSpo9e ana ha co, IN te ead
win be found thing to disgust and repe and moth
riA,e OF justice, of which, however YOU evidently have
no cannot c9neeve me ] tSs
Rev. Henry Ward Beechers adultery.
BeeeSer With criminal interconrs with female mem
Der OF his congregation The charge true he knows
bunsIs, tsc supreme Ruler viii some dsy reveal the
truth and vindcste the right For speaking the truth,
dnC nCtfn" pCt tnt trutn
and In defense of character and the character OF
her whose good name is dearer 10 me than life itself
have been arrligned criminal compelled like elon
to plead with uplitted hand subjected TO the ignomny
of bonds against escape from justice, loaded
with obloquy by the public press frowned upon aud
avoided by society and after the dictnent against
purpose by discrcditing in advance
witness tbs Mr.. Beecher guilt and II Is apparent
70 you II is to the world, that am Innocent and must
a1cuittsd-at this moment, and under these clrcui-
stances, requested TO "acquesee III nolle prose
qu and sufcr my to escape the penalty OF his
perjurod prosocuton Never. Sir, never! demand
trial and shall be ready, on any reasonable NOTICE. 10
make good my defense. Very respectfully.
Francis ID. MOULToN.
The Hon. Winchester Britton, DiStrctAtOcney, &C,
&c, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15

DipN. Small. Aen.

eI,ng phas phold. let Measles. liberia. pex. ingi1s.
SEPT Sept H.. ! i Z 81 20
Dr. Elisha Harris Registrar OF Vital Statistics, reported
that the number of deaths in the city for the week ending
Sent IL was 6S against 697 deaths verified for the pro-
yious week The decrease Of mortality, 1t was stated,
WEEKS Iist belonged among the verified deaths Of ho
week previous Deaths from da rbeai diseases We're less
by A. from smallpox, less by nom dIphtlerla, iess
hr 10 With an Increase Of temperature or % IOr
tie week ending sept 4, c number OF deaths was ~
creased lZJ; and with decrease Of - FOR the week
enlug Sept H. the death rate fell IN proportion IN
e conclusion Of his report Dr Harris says that aside
from the special Incidental the high
re OF he fortnight ending sept 0, the General health Of
e city pOpuation has been most favorable Inele con-
Times 10 be- an unusual exemption from sea4rietns,
measles Uphold, AMI pUerpera diseases Tue UeatA iate
ast week fen little below 81, an IN the week enuinS
sent A IL wa equal 10 "a 10 in LOCO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
ACCIDENTS TO BARGEs AND scHooNERs

ACCIDENTS TO BARGES AND sCH0ONERs.
The barge DiebOlt, with coal bound to New
York from Richmond sunk at Trenton, N j., yesterday
She will be raised Immediately.
The schooner Marion Gage which some time ago was
run down in the Delaware by the steamer Achilles is to
be- raised by the Coast Wreckng Company Work will DO
begun at once.
The schooner stephen Morgan from Georgetown d. c.
while of Long Branch split her fOresa ana D, ad Was
Obliged 20 pat into Loves, Del, 70 Tent - -, - III,
Tie schooner H. ". McCOoey from Nofth OSiOI!ha'
bound Tor Philadelphia with cargo OF juniper hiuSes'
rsn goud n the breakers, IA miles south or cap. NAT
terss ai ser station. Aid has been sent 10 her ny
tbs vreckeIs al Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-15
DEPLETED BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ABSENCE OF DEMoCRArIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RECFIvED-THE CrrY'5 QUOTA FOR The BROOK
LYN BRIDGE.
The Board of Aldermen met yesterday after
noon with only IL members present. IL WIS understood
that several Of the Democratic Aldermen were on their
Way attend the state Convention, ana ina
departmental Is Inmates were received. ss follows:
Salaries.
Police Department. ~ . iNuSo
Police department Street cleaning Bureau Sl0lI
Drpt % buildings cltyvp
Department Of Public Parks. SlanO
District Attorneys Onicv...... ...----.. Is."D
Comm 81 II Taxes and AssessHlruts ~ IVY
Commissioners Of Accounts ........''.''''''s Io"o"
The Park Commissioners sent communication 10 tno
effect that they had appointed Commissioners Martin
and williamson 10 confer with Mayer Wickhan and VIM.
T. Whitney Corporation Counsel, 40 10 the new hlary
Parade rouuI aud the proceedings for the appointments
az commissioners of Estimate and Assessment ON the
work. 49, --, -. A..
Corpora. on with opinion that the City OF NewfOrk
completion Of the Brooklyn Bridge. Mr. Whit
ney. after referring 10 the several acts OF
the Legislature regard 10 the matter, says: There
car be question that, under the provisions
above cited IS duty ~ the CITY of New-ioIk 10
raise by the issue Ot bonds one-tLd of S>,OOo,eO
The requirement that The two etes shall raise the amount
named exercise OF the taxing power which Is vested
under the Constitution and laws OF this sate In the Logs
lature; and the right OF the Legislature 10 require in
cpal corporations TO raise money Tor public works O A
character vel settled H. this state 10 admit OK
dispute" -
The Board decided to meet again Thursday Sept 3D.