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New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

ora lie party In the House Eether for The southern
Pacific Railroad for the refundng OF the cotton TAX
Al IN point there took place little discussion De-
tween Mr. HALE aud Mr. DOUGLASS (Den, va inc
istIer sad that Mr. Hale hsd right to designate Mr
snieon ~ representative OF the Southern Deocracy,
and authorized speak for them as to what to party
would do in Congress. , 49, ,,,.oo,,o
MI BIOUNT (DCul., Cab member oi tfe hpp?opiia,,
toms Committed sad that himself and his cles ulu
not uro ose TO state what their ACTIONS woul NC on
measures II Oh tic had had opportunity oi colslnr
jug and discussing taeIn. The grntlciitn It" Ma'hc
would find when the time came hat the oout WOulu uo
whatever was right and proper, and that inc country
would approve Of its course . ,., .no
Nj SINGLETON disa.aiincd being consi ered areprc-
.eutatye Of bis party lie had only expressed pc own
views, and nobody else to De held rcegOnSiD'e ior
tnrn. e..
tues of the bill IN the reduction Of salaries and ~ me
suppression Of the Missions to Greece, lay ana me
stth American republics. He expressed his beliel tat
one OF the nnblcs grGdest fields OF commerce In e
fiture would he tie Of South America, ana ne
tgought that the American people ought 10 be me pos
OF that ieid Docs C0ngross mean to proclaim 20
tie civilized world that the United states does not mean
to great commercial power hut means 10 nave us
name erased from IIe isl az cOmInrrcIal pat MS
without action the bill tho COmnlJter rose -
The SPEAKER aid before the House message from
the President returning without Lis approval on act
Transferring the custody OF certain indl1n trust ls
from tho rretary OF the Interior 10 the TosHier OF INC
Iniied ptcs with communication from the 'ecfetaly
oil the Interior setting at tne act 5 not sulncieliy
definite To accomplish the md desired.
The IN. gsa referred to the Committee on Appro-
praons and then at 43O O'Clock, the uouse adoulhed'
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
TIE STATE LEGISLATURH.
rIuRsnAYS PROCEEDINGS.

THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WORKING DAY ~ BOTH HOusE9-SEHAFoR COLE
OFFERS A ELL TO ENABLE WIPE TO TESTIFY
AGAIssr HER HUs8AND-PIoPOsED SCHOOL
,NgvpuEyr-A ELL TO CREATE COUNTY COM
NiesfO~s on TIKI BOCKs-LDNG DEBATE IN
THE ASSEMBLY on MONROE COUNTY DEFALCA-
TON. ~, . ,o,a
STEATE. .ALBASr. Feb. j. 1870.
Mr.. KrNvADAY presented petition of cltl-
zens OF Kings County NJ fer the passage OF law
relul.ng -,curity 10 be given 81 pnt!io IN acd0hs
against pEysio!ans for malprae.ice --,o,
Mr. -lLauFG, from the Railroad Comm zee reporlftt
ftyorabiy ho bi 20 incorporate t"o luD'' it"n'i'
Company of "tafcn Island. 49, ,, , -
lhe IREsfD ST presented tho hi'y-ol 5Hth uNi'H io
port ol the OBI rrs OF tao state Library.
IL /, g.rs introduced ~ follows:
r., Sir EsEtHD-fo secaro more trusiWnf'AY !. li2a, &
nation OF municipal 21iTs IN h0 diLorohJ citleS VI the
Slatc. -. =, 81.
Jleo- nah contested ecoG0h caoe IOf tue oo'' oA
H,nfI offered the following concurrent resolution,
70 amend Article X of the Constitution:
SECTION Ihsr, snal DO ras,d ~ tSf anl.ay ue% @ ,o
la. the port or eoaln"n soh os -, ,,r, .ovr
.. Ihs oonrnD schools sAAli Df I. 10 40 ''''7 "''i
-E s. Neier money the Great Of tho tat nor of
IT,. ,i.Y.eri of srst tltlau schools.
Tabled under tie ruio. A.,
reoplo OF Tie ate IN lands IN nrooAlyn 10 h'rS "ou
,.,, -, - . 40
ccpt IN the counties of Nrw-iorS and hInNs, shai
county. four OF wnom shall ~ oEieeis connectsi WIN
common schools and iEree of whom sh.i. practical
hisun 10 determine .nd deoSe t1e teAt'ooAs 10 DC
uacd tnr common sonoo.r ip NOR re-ecti c'hl .''
mo iolo,yns bul. wcr,, ordered 10 thirl reading;
Relative 20 certain employers IN the Ciy Ao"-iOrK
Amr!rnrnts 800 the lcnoral railroad laws.
E-lalyr 90 tu'- 900 criminal cistS.
hciatye 20 t.C state Oranges ol usDandrJ'
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
cov,rrucrlOE oF - GILnHRr RoAD.

Representatives, OF the nine companies which
hayo bids Tor the construction "i to G.bait Eo-
yaoa R,lSay have been IN conference with the oncrs
the bot Company at S,TiOCs un's during the past
t;yo weeks vast aintunt Of tabor has dcyoYi upon
tic Company in determining wL.ch on to a"ccpt ~ ~
much as bil5 hty9 boon mado for each % tho various
casscs 0f OK necessary IN the construction, for tr
foundation, tine lumber work. tho iron srporsrncurc,
the run STOCK IL is said taat to question of
slertiGh been duco 10 four companies, AMI u hat
boo expected fur sevrt d5ys that u Il aec Ion upon
one of the nlmJ9r would be made Matters II u iinan-
cJl mature TIC terms 0f t!c contract have also been
under consideration. is stated HAT there n" dozen
Yofi is for stations the doaro bci 30 al Jp.
which vail 2Iyo greatest rcs 'bc iacl!cr lar M ross
and ecN 50 that no-"u-e:a IN setthS OF ~ on mo
often beCH held during cn'rc day ana hh!ti latr NJ
night TIE subject Las been much cGmpioatfd By si-
contractors who have pressed tbCT OIoa upon te Com
pGGy in large numbers.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
fegai Nolisss.

NOTICE TO CkEDiIOhS.--ln pursuance l.s W
IN OF 10 OUurt os Clau'ciJ a. tio o'''o "
Jts.y In certain calse thor,a depending. Naei-ia n'
MIN r. GLADDfyGt. /. complainant. aad I nE AANhA.
TAN BLEACHING AND III EiNG COMFtAl \. a'i" o'-',~ .
are defendants bearing date TIE tNciiie,i day "i
A. d. 1870 ms unders .ne. Regsvor o. the sut ne ,e ~ 70
~ IA d Dyt.ag company, hereby gives naA
mi efsait1r, Company &" .oss1t 10 "'a' - - ~ ,t of
nj Nt.ti,t,aI - lt.i'' tA<
suue,,, al ti,.r aims and d'sil's ~ 4
san, a., "A, ..iy On ~ uliuth "a. oi AP uI
IT, M ~ n,ltA As from he of sid order, aiI ~ - ,t
trrtof toy viii DO G srllo, tyi ole D nois o S sun "a
l,u,,i as may odil,r De dc.Jch Dy S.1" N'~' W
Fio'' M uAI..lEr A. HOBART Noo.Ne'
Patrrson n j., Dec. %, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

kIDlNy Feb. 3.-In the Court Of Appeas
TO-DAY the following husiness was transacted;
No I8l-FOstr Morse, appellant agL Roman H. Gl ason
implicated &c, Ondent by a. J. Ferier Of
~, for aIuelanl and 10y j. l. Werner ior RESPONDENT.
40 To-. Gr; Ler l. Hens, appellant, at. Joir on "
Good mn rs2ondoDt-Argcd " w H. Hendrcks0n u cOun.
s FOR appellant, aud by Frank W. Stevens 0I sond ut
No Gt Lucis y. Bishop appellant agL frincis Barton
rcsuOnfent.-SubiI lttod.
10 "Ebcnezer 3 B riggs ct al. appellants Thox
NJ part fr Ell al northumberland f.. ID. Me- az
OF counsel lDr appellants ami W Wm f. snepl,d ior
6iOud,nts. -, -.,--.--
y prttihaIl et Al ap,eliaut,-ArgGed Dy Wa utc ins
OF COINS Tor appeiIs and by Chas ?. .Outimayd re-
syOBdontS -. -.,-,
Tho 20 lowing the day cDoar ~ tln Court Of Appeals
for Flay Fob T. 1876; nos. i2, 10, 10, lj2 lL3 lJl
l6s. aud l72.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
TIE COURTs.
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of Mrs. Virginia C. Burke against
Gardner others the Operty OF her father CAPT
Alexander which las occupied the time OF Judge Van
Hoesen in Common Pleas Triad Term, for three weeks
drawing to close All The evidence n in and the
feflants' counsel have adressed the ury. P.tutQ,z
G uise began his closing argument yesterday and tina
VIII probably go 10 tIe jay ;o-iay.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday.
before Judge Wallace eight suits brought agans. Col
lector Arthur alleged excessive duties ON i'm.
ported goods were dismissed. TIE attor ey for Tia
n,ant in each failed 10 appear In the oGse of
H. Mikar & Co against tie Collector e alleged hat
duty 90 per cent pail On certain gloves made Of
slk and cDttOn which, the gloves were principally
made Of cotton only 80 per cent should have been pad
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

A STATEMENT IY PRESIDENT MURPHY.
TIE INFO. NATION CALLED FOR ~ THE NEW-YoK
AID:EH. 4 PRESENTED - a O0MMUNICATi0N-
IRTIW.TEs or {. 81, AMOUNTS FNTENIED, PRO-
CELDiSus on IHE THUoTEis AND OTHER DE
TAuS.
TIE TECsrrss OF TIE ET'y-v"RK AND Bpo"TLYN(
BRIDGE CfPICH. No. q WATEi ST,
EROOKIIN, Feb 3, 1876.
The Hon. SAMUEL. BrwI7. ii@idcni OF tho DoaId o.
Aldr7alrn Of he Ci'g " Aclr- iot.
SIR: Lave the honor to TRANSMITS herewith a
communication, in com lance with tie resolution OF
tho Boayl ci Aldermen of the Goth Of January. nit
Yours. respectfully. HES: G. MURPHY, President
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

FOR HANBU RG-TE stediqsiip Fftio, Feb Sc = Yea
brser r. lna Bernhard Ieor,r, Daliel X IA n as JuiEi
Ernst IIs.a Efauni Haoiner anf VIE, j. hun ~ sd
,a..iY !. Faobr III. oJeokelng. Ed"ard Steih'r' ha1
3iOcher
f0f. SAVANNAIi-Ia steamship GeE B0Tnrs. FEB. @-J
A Na,xrr d. si-igwaa, W 4. DOaghr.ty. william IL tarl
II right ant .i.e, Mrs.. ~ l.. KGoS, . ~ o. hEN An
a. ..ui4uIs, v. !. JunLinghaA d. trtcic .La "na
T. T. Car.ou, j. Williams MIS- a. AInnt-se, Ai'Aas At
l.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
NOMINATIONS.
WAsuINGTOy, Feb. 3.--The President sent

the following nominations to the Senate To-Day;
L. Bea Pens on Agent at Portland, No Jason B Lar
ciyte Jrs tOuri yoWhk
I b. no. l,gsterof the Lana office ~ Delr0't Nich VIE.
til,,@rP Public Moneys pf ChiIcufhe ono
n, .fers-lienry g. Psyne Mnwsuker, III Stneon
Walker Carnond. e H.; john Ha5tOn, dIofsOuf5h oio'
John T.. gs.s, Medina, X. y. . ~.
4f,av-iha Rev. II. " Adams ct Minnesota TO 30 dest
Cgtl second Iiolts Charles 4. Jo Ds0n ana J"hh Mut
ms OF O. ~ IAN InfaGJrY b0 nrs hsie9nis seon l1e
VIM ". K,hY Of tho 10Th Cdiy Is uAiH-o'Iod !" '0
I'M,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
DECISiONS-FEB. 3.

suprcme Court -Cbanb~s-By JUdGc Lawrorcc.-
Smith AIT Hart-Alowsroe OF $50 Fsated 70 rlaiara
siJ.aucs 10 Olaer sis douiod memorandum Malcolm
TranL-O plnion. McG., at MlicOm.-H raniGIn
Al Nati.r Of Ward Matter 81 WGr'.-Cr settl Il
Cjg,Cir-IAgF uL-Ey Judge ianrtn's.-D r@ner at
Memorandmn % decision notion 10 rose tle case
Suferior foWr'-Npeci0f Jern,-by Judge SedgIIck
-Iono, x c. art Peach Case ordered on ble.
By indce Sanford-iio0th agt hnhiSOn ~ AL ,r
eu Gary aer I0x; Wheels right or a. Aes'r sst
Carl OF al; National Broadway Bank ag Pllpe &c Bras
sing op ag Sce-ty af. Har"r 81 al 'oh@nt at
NAi.ols COMPANY; 60 du.O sst iiala-Nrdeio sr- d
WeAIe All. COlIitT.-J ndtT.ak!rg approved
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

was owre / To The rrciy nature OF he excavation on
the lr00liyn side, ny which u MS increased tTom II 70
S6 20 per yard. g THO necessity VI poyidns against
fire in The cai.scTs. thc danger or which, rom con-
pressed sir, Was previously unknown and - me mn
price of labor in e cGissODs being - 70 Tor rOur hous
work. eaas g increase on thai account aoie oI oNcr
100000
Tho masonry in tie towers was actually Increased
g-eatcr Gcpth and width NJ m NcwYork tower inde
p,rdanly Of the allowance of eight per cent lor IN
sed hight, making. at 80 5% per Nada 49, ~ ~ ~
TIE actual cost Of me residue being 1850 wards az tho
srdo rate per yarl, W.. - - per yad nor th ne
original esti'Gat ~ N the aggregate %33,lIb so-the
yo eIvs amounting - SSl 500 80. The cost of o
aucnorlgcs enhanced by an Increased siz" 81 oo.I
!l-cd rToper ~ the present engineer. and he gre yer
Ccuth o. the New York foundation, 0w'n{ 10 me nHShy
Character OF tHe sDs,I atm wtrI had ~ ne re.uoF'
ana ny caango in the plan Of the anchor Plates ana
chains ,..,
rhesa cvularafOrv details given 10 show thnt tle
Increase las owing g. increased sOiy ana s.chth
given 20 the structure and tho novelty 0i the ioht
TONS which are twenty times larger tE any p' AUG
Ud!fi1us ever i'at down before ANA coAscpdciitS
without any sXpr ence % the danger 10 men ""hhK
in clnness,I air TO depth OfTS 'eet beio" ne sil.te
o n, rivcr or the ter LIABILITY to comnsuoh III
the ca iSsons RON the same circumstance 4.
Tac fii1wE is The account OF moneys roceNeu III W
Jan. !, 1876: .o oc- ooo
From city Z N~c0i'yT ~, O,n
i.r,.' ~; ~, tcrti. / ,r-s '........ 3i9.S0O
if'' rest GeiCsits, rcni- MhaiI'5t' ,,cc..
Ils-ersl soil, ,eO..--...-...''''''-..-- i'o'uo
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

FoPrrEos MONR0E. w., Frh. The following
CHANCES the n. a tla ios VIII take llco on The first
Of May ne4t, IN accordance with special Oiucrs No. from
Amy NcadJIarrrs:
Ist ArcTy.- lirst Lieut.. L. 4. Chamberlain. a. o. to
81 Lieut. 4. -. Bic ri, from Co. q Lieut.
j. : noncycutt from Co II 70 e. floGt j. Tcsacr
from co. TO g.
"a an llery.-Frs Lieut. j. r. Eastman. from CO. - 10
Pirst Lieut. g. Dudley, from 20. ia second GI,t
C. Edg,r,on, fiom Co. g X Second LieIt " H. Brdgo
mann. from co - toK.
81 Articry-i1rs Lent A. j. Vcrilank. from q to
First Iie.t James o Iiara, from o. Is Ia a.
Firr Lieut. }. L. -tJ, from %. \ Ia First
Idcut. A. b.. from TO. 10 second Lieut. q. h.
81 clcIn. from 20. 81 t. Second iaouL Clarence Doom,
from Co a 10 J..
5ih AriIeFg First LieGt Beij X. Rob rs from Co D.
icut Thomas . Adams from Co. N to q: second
Lent p Je1er,ol, from Co. 10 Second Lieut. j. ~
Baldwin from 20. B 20
Second Lieut. IA. v Reilly 5ih Artillery, Oh beng roieyel
VIII report Il } I Ia aucas, FLORIDA.
toh.ltto tie next class at The srool wic VIII
remain here tWO years e instruction Iusicsd o. g hero
tooie Thia Of tho terra b. two years been ~
talon OF Cen " iau T. HAIRY. command
ant cas could not DO justice L. tie c0nrse Cd u 81
prescribed school wi'Ogt constant study
This II give breathing spell during tic hot summer
IsOntls which las been a Naat long felt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
Ga!e5 bn NErli5u.

A. MERwIs Auc,.ono.r. -,
EsY BANGS, MEhHi ~ u 90, 900 Bioad"D'
- n,.r SoAd oi Iov"s, - q. -a % 49,. s,' ~
rnI.Aa, No. I. Il NaASA.3I.E OOLl-A.O iD'', t,.
Il,,UAs, lDcID.I.s lazy Nc" La. Iiaita's' 49, "a
ton.s .I.s, Books dGu Pam fh ts rcNhL- i" t-o 4'''
AZ. o. lao J. us. Ilas Is Al, l-c 4@s
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
,INIATuKE ALMANAC.

700 sefs...... > = Moon sett.... Z21
~ WAVE flS DAf-A-
Hook. - Al - fefib f<i
WAIER tbL> DAY.. D. o..
Hook. 2.O bCy's Island. oUi l-cA u feLF sVs
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

1..rceniHy at. lal0r.
80. Macy agt Lane.
81. .GOOsriu 70 agt. Lare,
dc.
l-6. Mni,cF agt. Crryer.
aDJ. sAuran, &c. ast. het,-
l.y.
27S. .Ietrorulitan SGv. Bank
agt. Fftxs!mOas.
2S4. .Heaiaori1n agL Heath
CTtOL.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

GENERAL SESSIONS s-(iIl DPRstRryP J-Nhl2n NeE-e
cSnttrnd Iosepb Grant fsl0EiOHs assam. bay
iery CHARLES Mccormack. Frodeuck Dcye DGfylsIyj VII
IiaU, NcnToa William Sarne Iii GENE nor f."r HmliD
JoopI Blner petsy larceny JOlr cochran, NNrs tltI
grral JouI White, Mathew Mairinc. Peter as3!, Jsmt
Eizceraj " ian atson JOIN bulsy, cruelty 10 amin ais
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

The foreign mail yesterday consisted Of
4970O letters and ss bags papers, and s
following steamships: Frisla, Crescent City. Atlas.
Nellie Martin, CarOnGelct. a.d Mas.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
AnpENpA ro llE pNIMIcr NEsOLurIny.


Mr.. EDIUSDS Hcp., VI submi;tcd in amendment
tla any oitcr person who oAn4 LuoWin-y Increase
OF AID or abel i inr easing suc; tot indebtedness shall
be deemed guilty. OF hg miedcncaHOr ana On conyic-
tian ll rr1t All b. punished ~ npri,oGrn MOI OK
c,o!D, lru years ana h. ine not o'ctoU.us $4,000"
Il AIge,I 10.
In STEVENSON Oril.. KY aibn!i icd an Amendment
irO,i< tas .lc DHr Ot AGIL Jo DDii5Ari, ini stll
aiaey upon tlc approval Di tA,s Frrpltuu trans
~ DOOE3 md WUp'rJ ~ thcf pO,sc,sinn iAe
Cou'li.sJnc.s ~ ilr District and make report Of hcir
pioccci.n 90 not hIthortD made. eel TO-
IN. LtIOS CDem., Comm .rbmlt,-i an am, ,aImrnt
pi1g,dns f.r Der fhlt ts ras0,uti1n shall not m any
va, or inauHer recognize tho LIABILITY of ho United
bonds a, may nave bacu i-,ued since 21ih day
ui J lunr,, 1915 NJ. Eaton ~ no VouI not y,r 4,
,ir upon tnr people o. ms l;cd -tatcB uu uloDtc-
of =! ,JJOc cuJ ,u'il tac manner cfca:i- this
a. ut nt ben . ..'.cl II protested in tho Hliho
ol .A5 cOPo O tie ail'i sale ,aHi OF hs otiic,
.4GI s!Gim. ;!1n! baich ~ 500 JOC, 800
ii tfrn 1!t ~ t35 po .cis az t' pcOIu Cirry
10" ~, ioaii tItt N.Its D.y.raIsIts.
III. = Et'Ar Utf!t, pWDl H.il hU Ioit fispO.el TO
yDlc amendment r rtd b. t.c SJ1r Con
nrctc aEd l!r he fiJuId hr called upon tO nke gDOi
iLr charge VIA refer tD .nttul recent ISSUE Of
bon!
sr EhTON accepted The rcgp0I biliy for Tho charge
L. les "a - t..J 81 t.iA bJiia. lie Iid not know
;irne had any WrUng, O1J h" hld heard 80, and
~ . COL IIj have his Wa hs wOuiI uil 10 OlL
A4r tHAbIS o. p., >. ~ aud 4It 5AItDENr Q,cp,
Cll) d.trl.irt ti' Commissioners.
hf. HOWE Wep, Ni,.l ilG he had heard charges
a,,nst ta1 c/ 6v'crA1ci1 vi AC"-YOrA and charges
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

MAXI - j.. N0Ll t-ilf'-
There hsl Acaf taken ire. .ICrs.J lana not tri
IraceI .E t.s iuItc ,ms a-n5.Hi, costing g-.--
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
TIE COMMUNICATION.

To ts Honorable he B5drd " Aldermen o. me C"S"
Rec- YOrh:
have the honor TO acknowledge the receipt
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

Making .ha total .sdmste o. land required foI
tHep n los. ~ tfe I.. GO ......-.--. .--.-. zee.
Wilct 90. aIqtd 10 2 81 f.t51 i1r tho struc
ture, u...Is e ,Dt re cost u tLo 'rdEc a'
fro gst wJtH'- .-----.------ --.----- $500
aisJu!t ,.ireIdy expended AIS Dcen
Tor iauG..
lOr con, trLCti .....-.....- -..........''..
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04
CALEyDARS-TnIs DAY.
supamH Cougr-cHAEHsgs-BARss

800. Philips, &C.. agt Cud
lipp.
30S. Dgafam. &c, agi Piits
burgh and W. co.
3l8 AorthSe as- N0get
&c.
300. .s;Oltz agt. Cantrel.
32l.-SewIlaa agL DicAson
&c.
322. Van Nsikenburs agt
Chap poll, u.
323. Radssld, &c. agi. Darrell
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

OF yb-eL tl.re gas expaud q vs. thC osi f"rFl
BRIDGE Company up 10 tiio 'th OF , o. "'ry.
l,1l. "H,- s.s ComsaAJ .s..-- o.1ci 90
ca lI-ifo or.ci4sI ,! ti.. -NI utn, - NIF-
tLsOt i.oatt o. Juao .. lof+--.... ..........
And Dy t.a ...I4 Company a. - comet! 50 IL
IL no J.h oi . H., iei'. Nh". t. s. De-
came tlt properly 0l tio tio .l,ej. ---.-.--...
Total hy tha Bridge Company ...... .....-....
Bv The II steS6 % tse tHu g tes itom JIM u.
ls1J, iu tlo 81 81 an aTF, -. e.ciHriY' Ji
tho .!rg.t.es and mcl o.. mite Ooyo men
TONED Expenditures OF i Crid.9Hy. .--.--.....
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

TIE q. lowing 'ras tar y srl-:
For iani &, SoV York then Ytt 70 be taken...--
10. .4ad il BiO0J IA
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

..- go.
From this amount large deduction is TO % made ON
account Of the aad lying a;der tie bridge II hs, bcn
deemed proper ik such Land outright, although IL
would DO only partially damaged by the rssSa-e of ts
bri-o over H. and it3 lu Aaiue has tHceini0 been IN
cluded the foregoing telida.e c. III H'5 etWc u TIE
river nui the POINTS either city wncro Tho tuctITe
leaves clear space OF 10 feet e weon ~ l Tor -l' ana
ts v1in and IL g capable OF more Of Ices ulll zion
The cost of this land Ia ti0 estimate rs ~ IiJIlO
Gnould 40 sr cent only OI S cost hr realized o. sale
etrcfcd there wOut deduction fi0a TIE tOtdi oot-
mated cost ~ o3G GG, ciuS thc nci cost o. IAc en-
tire work 1908 100.
The ACT OF 1873 prvidrs however tha tho interest on
tie bonus !o 5000 900, 80 DO La'tu ~ thc t"O
cities. saodd bo paid by te trustees yut oi hc moneys
received uy them. effect OF This Is tat 40 pay
OF interest the bonds bo nade Dy tt cues
for three years; bat cost OF The bridge VIII DO en-
HANGED 81 O67 300, being lac amount OF te nteTeot 80
10 be paid them by tue trustees.
the difference between the original estimates ara those
now made Or The complete and ready fOr %l
1417Z2 about l@l2 per cent on tho whole cost, Ad s
ALREADY done nearly dcn owing parity increased
deptn and size of tLe towers aud aHciCrtcs and i'll
crea-ed price Of materials and labor usOJ upon
This increase will been incurred ON tlOso different
portions Oi the work IN the following aInoGnts:
Tower ScloVO3 ~
rOwer masonry 0Ni'oOo 81
Total. lZ,2O3 81
Increased expenses II IngneerInS ana, ON y.
ofics SALARIES and eIpcnses. super.
fnteBdonco ana general aiminis
tTation work for ola yeas and 49,. 49,, -.
UV"~1u' LUZ ~ s42s.222 10
Making :, 81 zee, iso 90
oduSt rsact.on on other items Of Of $2Si76l 20
Making net Increase az stated above. 472i "a
Tho Increased COST OF tho foundations VI Tao towers
New-York tribune., 1876-02-04

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-05
A7Ex ANDRIA GAZF1TE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
LEAP YEAR

was represented by the handsome Willie Wood
with Miss Kate Dean, beautiful blonde at his
knee, with ring in her bond urging him t.
bind himself. Miss Mamie Day, sweet foT
er, kuelt to this Appollo and with hand on his
shoulder eutreated him to listen to her mule
appeal. He never looked into those eyes once
or he would have been gone tawn skin. Miss
Lue Beach, one OF those indescribable beauties
that presents new points from every position,
stood 90 bis right Witntfr hand on bis shoul
der and with looks of wonderous meanug en-
treated him to ''ceave' and assimiate.
COMING THROUGH THE RYE
was beautiful harvest scene.
The whole concluded with hymo
STAR OF MY ONLY HOPE
which was grand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-02-05

GAMBLING JUDGEs.-rhe Richmond En-.
quirer gives expression to the following sound
views 10 its issue of Thursday last:
There are some pretenoes which the public
and the press, as representative of the pub
lie, should not, for a moment, tolerate, and
among them is such arrogant defiance of criti-
oism as that expressed by Judge Stevens 10
his recent publication concerning the disrepu-
table affair to which be was recently party.
To say nothing of the moral longitude belong
ing to man who could, for moment, discuss
the proprlety Ut retaining property which had
been, 10 the eyes of the law, embezzed it is
presumptuous 10 the last degree for Judge
who has habltually broken the laws. to make
any response TO the most severe judgment on
bis case. The game may have been fair; but
he had no business gambling. he may not
have Known that the money at stake was not
the property of Mr.. Fowle; but be knew it
afterwards when ne was haggling as to the
portion to be returned. No one should have
hesitation placed him 10 that category of re-
ceivers of whom the proverb saysa very harsh
and very true thing, and the satisfaction of
MIR. Fowie was nothing to the purpose -resti.
tuition was demanded by the simplest rules of
honesty, and no we'll regulated conscience
would have waited request for restitution one
moment after the facts became known to it.
To speak plainly, the way in which the whole
transaction appears to simple folks, is not
slauder, nor even preju igment, and without
respect to future results OF impeachment, or
trial by court, enough is known to make it
the right, it not the duty, OF every Journalist
to lead a chorus of condemnation OF offences
which, under the social code, are unpardon-
able"