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dividend OF per cent for the current sir uo,,hs
sth make financial statement which will shown
earnings OF nearly b50O.OOO In excess, ~ aoo,,s
required ~ pay te.dIvidend The next annual rrporA
may show bow the money Was earned That tho
trading III Lake shore was quite active NAV be seem
from the fact that 70 comprised about 30 per cent Of
The total business 0f the we-E Michigan Central
Oh mnch smaller. business advanced L, 5l3s r~
acted ~ 49S, and then sold al 52la85lS The 70
port Of the latter road showing gain ~ net eoruin~a
Tor the year ended May ~ If SI3.sl2 over the pcs
vIOns year. against los- IN gross earnings Il
S2J2 2S6 referred the time Of its pnblia>.
tnn. simre when NJ fuller report has been received
thai n Is vet impossible Ia state by what method
the expenses were reduced S26G O9S on an increased
tonnage OF 10000 tons. Concerning the present
business IF these two competing roads. but little is
known beyond the fact that Michigan Central re-
ports continuous gains 10 gross earnings wbio the
latter makes no reports except "a its few {" sccos
friends" The following statements show iporhSpa
fortunately for them that they are doing but litts
IN the movement of grain At present rates.
May 20 june SoBy Sss-"i. ~ sA Il = x $50 ,.A
May 10 June aO-By rAiroad........ 2O43.s bush
Total r-repts ........- .l35 no bash.
The Graz ger stocks were less active and iuctuate6
within narrow range, being subject, IN greater
less degree, 10 the tallug III ~ the movement OK
grain the lake ports New Jersey Central has bcon
the weak spot III the marker. and after selling down
ia per cent finally closed 73l2 decline of peg
cent. while Delaware. Lac ka anna and Western i'm
proved y per cent tue declaration Of the usual
quarterly dividends of2L2 per cent Pacific Mail
remained quiet for the gTaeT parl of the week but
finally TOW ard the close took All upward squirt 10
PA aud finished mp AT 263. The week closes With
an unusually bnlbsh feeling. which bids fair to
tinue at least TIL tries 10 cell
some stocks. The advance, Of the week GSye
ranged from a to per cent VIZ. Pittsburgh and
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. each 4 Rock
laad. IS. Wabash Del. Lack. and Western,
Mariposa and - Paul Preferred. each L: Ohio and
Mississippi AMI ~. J srph. each o. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph and Erie. each 81 u. >. tXpress,
Adams Express and Fort Wayne, each Is; Pro-
ducers Petroleum. AMI ST. Joe Preferred, each li2I
Pacific Mail. 2. Michigan Central and 30 Pacific,
each 23s Panama and n. Y. Central. each 3: Union
Pacific 3la. Lake Shore. 33, and Western Union,
per cent The declines II the week were in
Chicago and Alton. ". North West. Harlem. At
lauiic and Pacific Preferred. and e., C.. e. and l..
each d Americap Express and Del. and Hudson
Canal, each 3s; CurnOl daron Coal Il: Morris and
Essex 81 Illinois Central. \. j. Central, 2; end
Chicago and Alton Preferred, per cent. The fol-
lowing table shows the
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.rpREME COURT. CITY AND CnuNTY

- 81 NEo IOHh.-ChA BLro ". BEttIAUA, pI.inuH.
AGAINST SAMUEL H. SWEEP, deirndant.-SummJIs Or
money ncliald sell To defend
ant ruu are hecb mtn"ued anu required 10 answer the
tins action, VIII be ulrti IN once If
Crs o tine iiy aud County ui Now YORK. the Court
hoes, New ora city, 10 81
their Onrr, %
Wal, st. No~iurk City, within twenty days after
Of TN, thr uf
aud yoL ial 10 answer the raid complaint within tine
AoI.stid, the pa ntiu tits atlOn viii Judgment
sgaLsi tOf TIE Of forty hundred aId eight
g. dollar, sod, with Interest from the July,
thou eight hIndr.d and I'VE bfstes the
costs disbursements tins acti0l-Dafed August a.
iosd BENEDICT, IAFt & BENEDICT
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The oonplsin In tins action day duly nlo ~ "a.
oce ~ hr lsrk VI the County of YUrk-~up
tSuSGr 10 lsIa BENEDICT. TAFT & BENEDICT,
PllAun's Attorney q, u " alaL
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IN pursuance of an 0r'Sr OF DelIno [. CALVIN,
Surrug ts lOTA, notice II hereby
q ven persons ius against ,hIrirs NJ hr't
lats o the CRY deceased 10 rcseut the same
with yogc,s trrcOi Subscriber, ~ hi> Once, "
Pear street tty ii New f"rS, OF prinr the l't
Nv Of ovrnbeT uexL-Daed New York. the OH day OF
'' WILLIAM BRrGIERF, Executor
COCDERT BROS. Pro''ora 6a aud 40 WnLamSi. ny
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1rrU!iurr.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
1 for rssb-At CUMP' RTHWhII'S 100 amt l37 Chatham
Three iourIory buildings AID Is large VAR rOons td
goods EUreau and br-ssinpase Snes painted
walnut, sis To $500 Tap. brusseis, 81
nc, Red Check and White Canton Mat
~ ungs Fancy Mattincs Ingram Carpets rom 3ic and
up~ arda Oh Clutbr Cloths. Ca-smeres &c for cash
ANDREW LESi Err * CO.. 81 Broadway.
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Counlrn propcrlp Go Get.

PLACE in perfect order containing five
~ acres orchard Of apples DIV cling, carrlGo
house aud orr buildings. AT P'rtc!iestf, West
chester Co.. 10 lei 81 year. ID. &. hANlLAND, No
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Drooklnn Real GsiaIs for Sale.

T OW-PRiCED LOTS for Sale or Lease.-FOr
- Manufactures FOuu0.rrn, kennerrs, ChrmSg.I MUrha
LaUrr Iard, hulGng Association, Blocks o. Lots "iib
balkbr2a waterfront also bOcls suitable fI ~ cln
Nrwtwu Greek Eat River. adjoining krwN and
brooklyn easy all on mortgage. with BUILDERS loan
sctOrily Improved Apply IA T. Is CHiEffELIN. lao
ST.
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AT A. T. STEWART
~ GARDEN CITY. I. I.
NEW HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UEFURNIsHEp
Let

NEW HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UEFURNIsHED.
10 Let.
Several elegant Winter and summer RESIDENCES
nicuts ana ce--lo air furuacrs, barhs
water Closets ruIHdr'i 10y grounds laid oui with
waiss sru1brry, agreeable neigiihOrnuoi com
life with ali the aiVa country
aud bTaring re- fr. InaiaIia AMI peculiarly
healthy and agreeable AT all se4s
houses locate the uatul surface ~ The ground,
about 100 the wltn aIun'ance ~ good
AMI drives aud easily arcesshl" Al 81 times
all weather, aud wherr family 81 pines can he TAI
class siurrs and groceries conveniently ~ u
city.
ron. 81 Mansion. about 81 feet
squar containing - rnOms, luru hr nIoc'i style and
With convenience gnnGs abou "nr aoIel b-a tnnlD
la Il ont
FOR sl,OO.-An elegant Mansion, class ss above,
with aifitg e-housr, gyOuncs st., but uruistcs.
FOR s>0AI elegant Dwelling House of the class 40
Iaet. uufufiishe,l hut without TIiage house
- - superb Dwelling House. containing II
SIMILAR and iasl
FUn 90 A large ,nd very attractive Dwelling with 10
aid AL modern SeiiicnC,s WIN spacious
attached.
FOX st0O-h comfortable Dwelling House OF 10 rooms
with Lie conyeuirUees - la L
RAILROAD /. IION.-lrcs bu litnR, with largr, well
corumnnca the city nearly Of The day by
Flushing ad Inside Raj frtm Iunt,r p nj AMI
james n ~ uiiD te rde through banid scenery In
elias, rail
WATER AMI GAs-Cou,rscts have been made for erect
extensive wolks supply ~t tor doinest ana hrr puI
deafsbi..
TIE IAEHE FlRsr.CLAss HOTEL, k-sted an ele
PARK tire railroad station, or vtsliors Al
Ii tianr. Supplied with very ihiD. ~ season.
requested Apply at Le office, Garden city Railrsd
station, W. IL. HINSDALk, Manager.
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8rook!pn properlp Go Get.

TNO LET--3 story brick SCHOOL-H HOUSE, No.
I l5s kemsen A.. 3-stury brics DWELLING, l7y WI
IourhlN ST GORDON L. FORD, 81 clark ST. BTnoKlyu
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE.


Rose Joseph ami wife TO Fingers Fir. Insurance Com
paty. OF tOpnCrcrS " Of bieerk r. yi4T -. S2Ooo
.. years ............... ............ -. $3.50
Young, ary a. TO Waiter " Conckih. Of Bread.
Wells CaTol"e 3. TO Joseph Rudd n : Of 5sh at. Of
Rose JOSEPH ann We. TO Rutgers Fire Inri rance
Compauy.es Of south shave Of HousiOnst ! 49,
Ward, John. to Miller. of ll5tnsL W Of 81 =
Rus Les Jss +, 10 same Il Of l45th.sL between 81
Nc oas ave ana lV. ave 8 years i, -, i'2"o
81 ave; 5 years. .'........ ..... -. 1900
Kaufman. :, 10 b Ansbaeher.s 5sth.st. of 4th.
SAM 10 s.m,, 5sh.-t of Shave ears 1900 ~. 1850
SIM. 5ss! .;m. No $50 Grand 4. il $3.50
Of st Nichoas ave 3 l2SU
schaeer. Cnss AID wiir 10 Frank rfanuenschlag,s'
i.lrs, e of Ave year,..,..... ........... 2.75o
rraOuid Geo, to y Iiauus. U e lstsve and il2h
81 o. stirave 3 years. 5000
o'CSnirl. Mary and husband 20 Jas u iyuch e.oi
Crriars Of ,rInsI years. $50; 10000
hsnnarinp, David i, and vile, 10 Jane Colgate, OF
Mallory, Mary and III band Mutual Life insu.
ranee COMFY soi s9t,T ~ Madi,onsN9' yr; eooo
4Avs o. z,m e. N @ Of AMI sow
~ o. B,oadway years. .......:,.... 800. l.sOO
Jonss Rooerl, Lewis tadford " Of SHAVE. of
HsnloH, fhI..p, to Annie Run, Of ist ave Of
fiauS, herman e"d wife. 20 o,to, u Of stn.ot.
Gregory sarah to Iho. l. smull . OF 22dst woi
s,i,a;o 81. 0
Ccn'ral ave. t24b ari years -. ......--.. 2.6U'
CAFES. JOSIAH b. Is SANDS. of SIS OF 6ith.ste
Hills James, TO Patrick Brennan No TO Shelfnst 3
HIGGINS Jerrniah and wife 70 Thos O'Copnor. s OF
i2lG,sI OF SI.ave years -. s.Om
Gre.nW. ch-st corner Of Harrison Al year. - 5000
Sd aTr 3 yoars ....... .......--.......- $3.50
tOhc.aL j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register
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Citizens 7"' '"A' n1 w. = 4. La,crcac,
unfinished buildings. VITA lots Us q .west6 ih-;t
275 u Of llhave each lot 2hxio''i j. L. !" q 735
OFFICIAL RECORD or REAL EsTA1k rRANsFLRS
~fw-YoRK CITY
sohst us 675rvo sn-ave, 25Ios.o Geo FUN 20, ono
T ts G''l $ 200 FL 2davc BOX oO5 Herman ,oo
IA, ' vi, ana I5o Il Of iohave. 25se8a Adam - oo
hor3caie cor {" V vI?sy ''VA Nominal
A., ava" 80 % i n" u.s. 7$ Of Avenue c. 2i5zaC
lob, Sin and wig 80 gseEt al :, irregular low
100 St. = 80 u OF 5d pt, jou.,- I4rno
hsisSasyg and g q 10 "bi Bsls am $1,000
l+5ins, : 800 y, Of t Nieioas on ay% bH9l m
a,s}' :, lt st., seel,s a we 10 Jro I'd omua
'@ .; : 80 at am, VII TO fdWard ms, $500
Ft rr Il = y Sci otlr IT, Nominal
cG Isi$ (, Of Co9S I; 2 e sH2i 2sd 100
C owes and 4 wi W. to Nm NchG, nominal
RarSr a d VIE 70 :, Btene Co -. LOO
Z" and l. .' M 10 y tc,fr6. ~ is6oo
T Htnr, Water IO = n'D' 2loOo
'a Of iSt 9Gsso also ann. si S; Ia:
nag Hi 4,' f. vile TO- iV Sa"inan1 $4,000
= H"rir"nt To- ! A rams -. -. 5.2Io
'I Ter T." G sch%artz " 'Y. Norninar
'P FT I SireIe AID wiie T. A%rn ltener So 100
worthst 5oAgO (24tL Marij' Joan Mcfiugh aud ooo
q
lt1tli.st 40 II Of Prospects, 22f'oo Goa ga
MariJ. = srnlOup aud wife tn Y Schuh. .--; S'S
5jth 300 II Of 2u.aNe, lZbNlWLJ; APE ahh ~
,saSt :, ~ # Of lO,haye g5zIOo.5 " Brews
ISSt ps'i Sc Il " OF Lave, 1910 SI99lIsF
Foster aud r. 70 q ii Worsier ....-..- -, l"Oo'
'G sgr,i.', , o"r md wire to stn,o ~
Mar ia " s'i -'.' '' y. 10000
To- Ss Forar ~ 1890. 10000
lI2th 81 u cor is,.ave rs. lOxg5 Ebert Ia nes to
IeabOli. LOW
5Oth..t y cor Beekman.place 1890: Anton hahn M o
s0ti 81 :, : 40 II = OF Isl ave eS o. 90 also
81 + i s8ssen $3.50. '....'. ........ $1,000
oIst-st u >, 30 II Of TIN ave 25IlOOi Patri Nc
Nsmara wife 10 BarnarU Iii, knan ... 1878
VIE 10 II ilTaan frank -. ~. ..... 1880
18th ST. I, OF Isl avc. 205x 22x iTreSLlif;
G'brrli wife Ia JhO MclluSr. -. SOO
~ nolsk 49,. ........... $500
P,iiy ara " ne TO GO MeTiens 1880
ii7tnst d - 90 Of Legsettaye 25il00, Ldward
+ Dung vie ;o Jas Nugent ..-.----..... <bo
IAN 100 " of Avenue A. 25NlO2.2i Cornelius
Ward and vile 10 T. X Hs1ui 'scIeck ...-, LOU"
10 r Mir1,so, 49,. '..o..... =. 49,. 49,. $4,000
Mad, on. Ne vs. s05 Il Of SGT! ST. 20xSO tho, d
Cnt,Insu ref To- lac Il Jegler. ......... - orniuai
s4tIrst u " cor oi Sih ave. | OI1U22. Geo Waddng
Ton ri To- Euoch pratt 1900. -.
Bro,nest, sheriff I75: Jas II Matt aci rel ~
soth.I, SIS 10 It Of 0ih.ave 26Ias.s, ref
to Vanderbilt -.--....... $500. llbo
47th ST. :. 40 - Of IOthave 25I iOO.5i 10. Meeks
ref. 10 Henry Rouuer llbon
70 sara, N ii,chcocL q years, .e.e..''o $1,000
COlAoaIJ J. Y. SAVAGE. Deputy f.og.hteI
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1ONLLSaENT sIVJE DEPARTMENT - lOA oILoCh
sNp / ~ OCIoCk 4. ".
q 81. Registered. 1871 90 coupon. ING an.
10, o lie IO,"U -, l%'iA"'
Us, Registered. go \ > -, coupon. 1881 -,
lO0OU...........l-.It7. l0.0O0.... ~ ll1's
FIRST Bp.RD-IOio pCIpCk A VI.
,a'r, Of sfah EOnts-K adro1d BoU0s- Rank a'd RAJ
r,nd hOrfs fc
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Couulrn Real. estate for Sale.
INVEST VIRGINIA LANDS.

INVEST VIRGINIA LANDS.
w separate Undivided half "a crest IN GOO scrs q"
rud,d Coal aud iron Timber Luds hsi1 tr route
a. mtif"d Ws<litrtln aud Ohio X fu"i mnc" :
officers viii twu yegr, aud me tue "l en-
irr,inn moreover WI laevig.ly t0 West virginia
N0s IL the tine iByosJ Adirr -
n. HALL. U:.oe OF New.Sork Tribune
$4,000 CoUNT NJ. y, S SaAT 1,o run CHI a 50
w. W1ODHI LII, 201 trUni.st, New.fotk.
$500 Zine , % m PAR S1 sew F VA on, 2%s ~.
~ ~ ,,u buuse Mont cello y " lings aHd all other
inn rv,uens nr class VII sci tT 900 exchange Tor
OOn hours nun Ne"-l OrE AddIess H.
] BALDWIN. Monticello, y. y.
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ENGLEWOOD, n. J.-Classical aud Mathe-
II ustt,a Board ~ school Bows Rcopens Sepl. A,
1876 $500 pei ,esl. including mOieru iag naeeA hClN7
TIL ,ER 4 WHITE, Pms.
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REAL ESTATE.
Eew-YoER. Saturday, July L. 1870.
no auction business was tisns-


The following auction business "aH ~'1iis
acted AZ the Exchange Suesroom today
By &. II. Sfersnsorir
and h,seu,uI house frnnth
stgbr rear) lot. cn h. Niug ave- " 4"S' ~
lot 1888 y. Charles Coudcr,, " 90. '....''''''
By 4. T. FetrctHd.
lots 4 West s9lh. 100 ave- cav" I775o
~ Ee X Z. HdTBsn
2 story and bascmclt brick houses Wit lots IS 81
Ga;i tl'sL VI IT, col -da.r' 'a'n w 80,
~ T. 4. Lqtcreuc,.
unfinished buildings. with lots Us " West6 th's'
20 q Of ilthave eac" tot S'Nio'' - =. =, 81 73
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fine BUILDING pLOT 20

by J. 80 ~ ls6 let drs riDiy local ary soil;
Vrnirn7 To- tife- GeIatA IN Flt SIIING l. ttar,
each price cash call
y. drrss X. g.. ox 10 gisiue Daice. y. Y Plus
Bg coDIe- country advantages win tie ciy
% gas. u WrTH
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RnARD-l NcLOcK '. y

NOr,lI W esteiB
3 o.. ~ i29.
n orth West Pref
/ 0...bc 6Gla
?. ..... sc
Rock Island
20 .bc.l o.
4. lD".. 20 y
Chicago and Alton
lOu...6 be 10y ;.
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
- ~CHOOi Stratiord Conn. 2gth year SpTuR Term be
gus Arrl For circulars. sddTess FIt&DhuCh SEDO
oICh a. Nj, Principal
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IJR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of az acres

IN the beautiful village 81 - ~ rLc-I,J
good buildings dLd sbauiaucv0 ir,t; chance Tor
gentleman dcstfE ry home. Il b. Move ier
vii be leased tol teyo Of years Apply 10 GEItl.IT H.
II y y.
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gusirnciiou.
City.
A CLASS for Young GENTLEMEN and Pm
~ vats Instruction THOS. x. Ash, II East 1911 81

Z" A MER. SCHOOL INST" Is n reliable Ed
~ Geau0ua Agency of 20 years successful eXpsrence
f. feproseuiIng Teaches Of known ability smiles
schools rytrS Grade Bulletin candidates for
preparation Explanatory rculsTs
J. W ~ kMEkHOIsN. A NJ AcJuary. IL Bond a.. New
Vol
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SCHOOLS supplied with Teachers no charge
- situations ocurei for Teachers TEACHERS AGENCY
LOO Chestnut 81 philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-15
MOODY AND SANKEY.

There were three sermons delivered at tho Hippo
drome yesterday-one "intemperancen at the
MONDAY meeting one "what think ye Of Christ ~
a. the four O'Clock meeting and The Death OF Christi
was the subject OF Mr. Moodys discourse at the eight
O'Clock meeting according 70 announcement, 1t being
Good Friday night
Atcr tho reading Of the requests the hymn "Rescue
tho rerishing," was sung by the congregation, and
number Of reformed drunkards told their experiences
Rev. DR.. Cuyler OF Brooklyn, delivered the lecture,
which very effective Mr.. William E. Dodge
prayed, and tho hymn, "Yield Not 10 Temptation"
sung by Mr.. sankcy and the choir In the after
noon Mr. Moody addressed 1000 people, and In
the evening there not since the commencement OF
the revival such crowd seen in the nippodronc. In
the two halls there than Il 600 people, and
said there is thing about the death OF Christ in
which every one has an interest When rich man
dies every one rs anxious 70 know how much he
willed Christ left will for all Of u.s. We can
IL in short time. We hear good sermons,
30 homo and forget all about them, but hope you will
get the OF Calvary presented you In tsterrbe
reality some day. Oh II could preach as wished
and makeit plain that you would all be SO interested
in the death ofJesus Christ would be happy. Ho was
wounded for our transeressons and bruised for our
iniquty Mr. Moody then told tho story OF the passion
0f Christ and the crucifxion forcibly and
well that he moved hts immense audience
almost to tears His graphic description OF the suffer
Of bis auditory seemed TO sec the great scene OF the
redemption before their eyes. His appeal WAS
answered by the thousands that crowded the inquiry
rooms till near eleven O'Clock last night The meeting
overflow meeting last night presided over by Mr.
NcBurney Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Tammany Society will hold election at the
wigwam, in Fourteenth street, on Monday evening
next for the election OF Sachcms aud other officers
IL Is understood that the present officials will BIO again
chosen the exception OF County Clerk Walsh one
OF tho Sachcms. No opposition ticket to slate cand-
dates will have any chance, according to present APP
pcarances.
The Brazilian Minister, Consclheivo Carvalho
Borges, called upon Mayor wckham yesterday in re-
sponsc visit OF the latter rendering the hospta
ties OF tho city to the Emperor Dom Pedro. The Min
lister thanked the Mayor for his courtesy but re-
marked that the Emperor did not expect any formal
civic reception but wished to travel simply pri
vatc gentleman without any ostcn:ati0n.
Candidates for the Police Comm issioncrshlp which
becomes vacant next month by expiration of The term
OF Mr. John r. voorhis. loom up every day. The
latest names suggested are Colonel Thomas Dunlap
Mr. Sidney r. Nichols and Mr.. Thomas Cooper Camp
bell The Aldermen think they have done enough for
the Campbell dynasty in giving them Commissioner
ship OF Public Works As they have the confrmatory
power their wishes may receive little considcra
ton In the matter
Next week the balance Of delegates to the Utica
Convention will be selected from this city The Con-
vcntion meets the 26th inst Senator John Morris
scy's election Of the Tammany delegation
indicates that strong effort will DO made for rccog
milton.
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HERALD, SATURDAY Is76-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

mittee OF retired clam boatmen charged with power v
send for persons and papera
Seriously speaking. do the American people desire 20
continue 10 pay such fancy prices as they annoaly
do for . system OF naval management which
admits OF such dirgraceiul displays OF either
sheer ignorance wilf deception IN order to deceive
Congress the real condition OF our navy on the
part Official controlling the most important stan
bureau in the Navy Department?
We adv<e the President TO get rid Of this Intelligent
Chief Constructor as speedily as possible for ne VIII
prove luxury too expensive 10 keep and TO assist the
wsest or our legislators irrespective OF party claims)
IN such way to bring about such genuine ana SUD-
stantsl reform IN naval management as may enable US
TO TOR the future at least good results In our
ships of obtained by Englishinen, French.
men, Germans, Turks and Italians Jews, Gcntes and
other people OF common sense the wide world over
President Grant and Secretary Of War TAN have
just inaueurated most wise and wholesome reform Ia
recalling the General OF the Army TO his legitimate
duties in connection with that army. Will the Presi-
dent perform the same kind generous and Judicious
Office for the sister SERVICE or, II he thinks prefer
able will he not appoint commission, consisting OF
Admiral Porter Vice Admiral Rowan and Roar Ad-
mral John Rodgers, TO manage tho professional de-
tails Of unfortunate navyg II he docs, the whole
service will rise up and applaud him. Then, perhaps,
the construction department OF the navy NAV secure
for its head genius like Ericsson with the practical
wisdom Of an Eckforc, and the naval service be once
restored to its proper position in the eyes Of the
world
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JERSEYS BOULEVARD SCHEME.

Two unsuccessful attempts having been made during
the past eight years construct boulevard to extend
through Hudson county. N. j., from Bergen Point 70
the Bulls Ferry line. scheme has at last been devised
which will solve the vcxcd question. general
county road bill has passed both houses OF tho
Legislature II provides for tho appointment OF
road board by the Board OF Freehold
application 10 Board OF frecholders for the organ
zaiion OF such board The Frccholders will then
submit 10 the people the question whether such a
body shall be appointed II majority OF the people
a. tho ballot box vote yea tho Frccaodc shall ap-
point tho board and II shall proceed TO lay and
construct road not exceeding 100 feet in width ira
vcrs:ng the county from end the other and not
exceeding In cost 900, 900 milc Such road will be
Of "a eat benefit TO Jersey City.