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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17
MORE OF THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEC-
TT0R r

The New Hampshire election wen
Republican by as great a majority as
the party claimed, and greater than they
or anybody else expected. The Demo
Gratis we're demoralized by the early de-
bates in Congress aud the bold dash
made by Blaine and the ill.timed speech
Of Ben Hill. The Belknsp business did
not have much effect on the masses, and
tbs floating vote was carried by some
means, fair or otherwise, by the Repqb-
licans. They openly boast that Ben
Hills speech was what turned the tide
in their favor. 1t is q small State and
easily controlled by party machinery
The Radicals we're thoroughly organized
and there is reason to believe left no
means unemployed to secure the victery.
They are excessively jubilant, fully as.
sured now that no future exposures are
likely to effect the political fortunes Of
the party when the lines are drawn.
They have again had proof Of the 20
tsncy there is in party ~shibboleths and
especially in the word rebel In 1872
Grants majority in the State was 8, 745
and last year a scathing vote Of 1872 threw
the determination of Governor into the
two houses of the General Court. The
field was narrow and small, and but for
the approaching Presidential election,
the result would not have been watched
by the country with much interest. As
the New York Herald puts it, very peril
nently: "a grand national question can.
not be tried in a police court, and New
Hampshire is actually, when we consider
the closeness Of its partisan vote, and the
facile methods Of affecting it. OF little
more Importance than a ward in New
York. If the Administration claims 8
victory in this election upon the issue Of
Mr.. Belknsp's guilt, then it suffers
g practical defeat; for, to win upon
that issue is bad for the
Republican party. Our opinion is that
local matters, the stake Of the United
States SenatOrship and money-the LAT
ter most Of Undetermined the result
yesterday in New Hampshire. The gen
eral appeal is yet to be made to the
higher tribunal Of the nation a vic
tory for the Democrats while expected,
hoped for and desired, might have given
US too much confidence. When the bat
tie of Manassas Was fought many people
thought the war was over, but it was not
If the Radicals chose to regard the New
Hampshire election as an Endorsement
Of the administration, which is the
party chrystalized, they viii have
abundant reasons to reconsider their
rash jabilstion. The New Hampshire
election is not an Endorsement Of per-
SonAl government. Of the Belknaps, or
even Blaine or Morton. 1t indicates,
however, the solidity and compsctness
of the Republican party, and will only
stimulate the Democrats and all good
men to renewed endeavorS to rescue the
government from those who h~abitually
trsmple its most sacred traditions and
principles under foot.
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heath or . prominent chaplain.

NEW YORK, March l7.-Rev. Mansfield
French, popularity known as Chaplain
French, a prominent Methodist minister
and widely-known friend Of the colored
race, died at his pastoral charge, Pear
soils, L. l., Wednesday morning, aged
sixty.six. Mr.. French was born in Yer
mont, and began bis theological studies
in Kenyon College, Ohio, in which State
he preached for some time,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17

CnRo. March I1.-Arrived-Bse and
Grand Tower, St. Louis. . pm; Andy
Baum. Memphis. IL; Glencoe, St. Louis,
IL; Commonwealth, New Orleans. De-
parted-Grand Tower. Memphis, mid
night; Andy Baum, Cincinnati. | am;
Sam Brown. St, Louis, 3; Peytona, New
Orleans. 4; Glencoe. New Orleans, s;
Commonwealth, St. Louis, 3; Bee, New
Orleans, 3. Clear and cold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17

ATLANTA, March l7.-visitors from the
Northwestern States passed through here
yesterday, inspecting the public schools,
driving through the city aud attending
receptions in the evening. Balls and
banquets we're the features. The c&u.
pany leaves to-day for Augusta.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17
s~piritaallsm in Japan.
Liverpool Daily Courier

Liverpool Daily Courier
Mesmerists and mediums NAV b;da
their diminished heads. There are two
old women in Japan who have the rem.
tation Of doing far more than any cleo.
tro' biologist has attempted. Near the
temple EXON, called the demon BAHIA
dwells an old lady who casts out evil
spirits from suffering people, and cures
them of all their complaints. When
fever is epidemic she Is an important
parsonage, and has more work than sbe
can accomplish imposed upon her. Az.
other old woman, rejoicing in the name
Of O~shakakababa, is a ce~ntenarian and
very wrinkled. This lady, when 81.
condescends to give her aid. swelIs out
TO an enormous size. She SAYS Sbaks
has entered her stomach, and is making
use Of her mouth. Shaka. a veritable
medium, answers all manner Of ones
tons, tells the origin and cure Of SICK.
ness, and relates the doings Of the al,
sent and the dead. II is said that she
is visited BY all ranks Of people Of both
sexes and ell ages.
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Prom Hnrroarbure. ~.
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
HARRoDRRuKG. KY March II. 1g7g

correspondence Cincinnati Commercially
H~ARRODsBuBG, KY. March IL. 1876.
Our good old town has been sadly out
of tune since the Belknap scandal. The
Times, Of your city, grossly misrepre-
SCENTS the present Mrs. Belknsp when it
accuses her Of being a rebel. Her
brother, James A. Tomlinson, was Adju-
tant Of Colonel W. ]. Landrum's FEEDER
al Kentucky regiment, and Mrs. Belknap.
then Miss "Pnss Tomlinson, presented
the National flag to the regiment 10 a
speech replete with radical Union senti-
ments. General Belknap's first wife was
a rebel sympsthizer, and some Of our
rebel citizens justify her contract With
Marsh upon IN analogy to the issuing Of
letters Of marque and reprissls by ma.
tious during war. They say the Govern
ment robbed Miss Carrie Of about ten
thousand dollars worth OF property dur
ing the war; that Congress appropriated
money to pay for the property, but the
party in power refused to compensate
her, and she only had a fecompense for
what was her due. This sp%eeious rea.
sonlng, though, we rather think, is a
kind OF facetious way they have of show.
ing their regard for the memory Of a wo-
man they all loved. DR.. Johr A. Tom.
l~lnson, the father OF the family. waa a
Connectieut-born man and a Gerce
Unionist, threatening to disinherit the
only. one OF his sons VINO vent into the
rebel army. S. X.
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The uars nurrlar1 Conspiracy

W~AsHIsGroS, March IA letter has
been received in this city from a person
prominently connected with the previous
investigation and trial of Harrington,
in the safe burglary conspiracy, stating
that the so-called confessions of Nettle-
ship, Cunz and Harrington we're bat an.
other chapter in this conspiracy. The
confessions implicate no one Of any par.
tieular prominence. The letter also
states that the only man who could and
would tell the whole story. Colonel
Whitley, ex.Chief the Treasury Secret
Service. had been run out Of the country
by the District ring. and is o engaged
in sheep and cattle raising in Mexico.
Several other letters OF similar import
have been received.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17
Fhe FANNIE nntnufn.

HAVANA, March 1.-THE yacht DC.
tAvia, captured BY q Spanish gun.5ost
had q cargo Of 24s boxes Of powder, 10
boxes cartridges, II boxes shells, 1000
rifles, $50 carbiusS, aud two pieces Of ar.
tillery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17

OR6HRY Z ISIS. I ii 'front.' Ss1E Of GA IL y Pls E !
Insurance Building. Memphis, Tenn, within
legal hours. | will sell, for cash, TO the highest
bidder, the following lot Of land and promi-
SOS, situated in Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn: on the north side Of Linden street,
Of the city Of Memphis, fronting fifty feet on
Linden street and running back between
pSrellel lines one hundred and ffty feet 70 an
This sale is made By virtue Of g trust deed
In Book No. 10l. rage 100, Registers ONCE Of
Shelby county, Tenn, to which reference "a
made. Equity Of redemption barred.
I'D. DANBURY, Trustee.
LIB. MCFARLAND, Attorney,
By consent Of parties this sale Is postponed
until Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1876.
] ID. DANBURY, Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-03-17

RALEiOH, N. O., March lT.-JOsiah
Turner, editor Of the Raleigh Sentinel,
and v. Il. HowertOn, Secretary Of State,
have been arrested on tho charge Of
conspiracy and libel.
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probabilities

WASHINGTON, March lL-For Tennss.
see, clear or fair weather, rising barOm-
stsr, stationary or slight falling temper
AZURE and northerly to westerly winds.
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tho 18th inst. MAUD QufsrARD, second child
Of ]. A. and ELIZA @. 0mberg, aged s years
and 5 months.
Funeral from the residence, No. l8 Vance
street. this (FRIDAU afternoon ~ o'clock.
Carriages at Holst's.
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REAL ESTATE.


DOR THE SALE, PURCHASE, LEASE OR
= exchange of Cotton Farms, UnimprovaS
Cotton Lands, Sugar Plantations and Snray
Lands. Tobacco, Grain, Grass and Timbsy
Lands In the States Of Mlesissippi. Louisisns
Texas Arkansas, Tennessee and AIahamSV
Land business in all It's branches promntiv
and correctly attended 10. Tfs
Memphis City and Suburban propertv will
be made q specially.
Shelby county and Wost Tenuosses Lands.
embracing those adapted 10 PLANTING, drain
ana trnss growing, GraSing and Fruit ROW
ing, will receive special attention.
faylng Iaxas, HedeeminR Property Sold for
Taxes Leasing, Renting, appraising and Coi-
leotlng promptly attended 10.
Nogotiation for Money on MORTGAGE
sales oy AUtfION Of every oharaotAr IN
the line Of this arm especially solicited
q hAcnange Of properties lying In ANY Of tho
states negotiated.
AZ business intrusted to US shallbe prompt-
~, ielthfully and efficiently executed.
All transactions with this ofioO will ba non.
Quoted qponthe e~triotest basis Of Cash. -
by bringing TO the duties Of this most I'm.
poassnt enterprise important alike 70 our
oounIy, our people and ourssiyosj, our bagt
sneiglee and long experience, We hope M
ltest . merit the condolences and 4 portlon ~
sne patronage Of our people. We aosirc ~ Ia
klstrVoWod by all who feel an intereAIn :
wv tuaAi Whoee mission Is 10 aid nfoir -
orauhg our WqRieqt interest, y
,ss - HOLSTER, WALDRAN b AVN.
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NoAVloH, Cow, March H. Fourtssn
bodies have bssn recovered from the
ruins Of the Glms-house IRE.
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The subscription price Of the PUBLIC
LEDGER Is 50 per snaum for the Daily,
and 81 per annum for the Weekly-POst-
age free. f#tHf
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Trustees Sale.

By consent Of parties this sale is postponed
until Saturday, the 18th day Of March, 1876.
j, d, DANBURY. Trustee.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

CLEGANTs soUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE, AT 5000;
II cost SlOoO; extensive and beautiful buildings.
grounds; sen miles from New York. ELsToN 70
Liberty St
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

A --EXCuANGE FOR BROOKLYN OR NEW YORK
~. House. modern Residence urec from cncunbranccj
Ia pleasant village IN Duchess county. the Hudson
aud depot 10 rich land ci0cs truit: beautifully
shaded photo, rtrh 6fce. j. o. hOfT. III Broadway
FAIR PRICE PAID FOX GOOD ilIGH STOOP
N brown stone House, - 10 20 ect front Address
CENTRAL, bux J.alu Post Office No brokers
SMALL. NEAT DWELLING HOUSE ~ GOOD 10.
N cation: price about siu,Ouo Address A. NJ. Herald
4 FIRST CLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY. LIGHTLY
N encuubercd the corner Of road and Market
Newark exchange STOCK vf Merchandise House
10 New YORK, Inquire o. :. kLilI firss uona Bsnk,
Newark. n. J.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

NO LET-A LARGE HOUSE. NEAR FULTON FEkki, !,
in BROOKLYN II rooms, suitable for renting rooms, iu
nished Apply At 23O Fulton ST. or 10 W. r. COON, "ASh
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

c1O N0n ONLY FOR GOOD THREE STORY
DlO.OOO brick bonse. 20 feet wide. mil lot. hne
order. IN Bank street.. near Abingdon square Apply
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

TWO THREE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH sToor
Houses Lincoln place Prospect Park, or sale very
low Tor cash or will trade New York city Property.
SHOVE 4 CO., l.2.3S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
ClrY real EsrArE RON SALE.

Central.
AN ELEGANT EXTRA WIDE HOUSE wIrn STA
The New York herald., 1876-01-16
FURNIsHEDROOAIsA AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A PRIVATE FAMILY WITH THREE GROWN chill.
n dren. will large, handsomely furnished Bedroom
aud Sitting Room, TO mid e aged gentleman or two
friends without bard. with gas water bath desk CRATE
FIRE aud convnience; no pains spared make Il
peasAn and contnia home OF parors II required
location between Naverey place and i4th Broad
way reference required Address Il. H.. box IA Herald
Uptown Branch once.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

10 adjoining an Murray n close to stA sr 10. 5OAsso
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

T.. LUDLOW co,
NJ z Pine st.
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

RIO LET, BROOKLYN.-wHOLE LOWER PAkI or
House basement paror, two bedrooms nh.ns"0.i @ s
neatly frrnished piano. l6 minutes from tuton Terry
rent per MONTH every requisite for housekeeping In
] In.al-n ~ Iiriun Il
The New York herald., 1876-01-16

4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED WIDE HOUSE FOR
Il sale or rieasecentraly located near oh av posses
sion April centennial cash with and
exchange. Address PRINCE, box 154 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

cast suspicion upon hs motives and subject DIS acuon
uufavOrabe criticism. But the Committee DeeVe ,'la'
be was not guilty Of fraud Of any fraudulent lne
connection with the Company or the Venues
Of the mine. l., A..
Third That his subsequent speculative dealings 10 tne
shares of the ompany were compatible with MS
diplomatic station and maintenance Of position VI
honor and usefulness at the court near wncn nc "as
accredited. -,
The Committee therefore submit the following resoln-
House: ~.
Resolred That this House condemns the action OF zen
Robert Schenck United States Minister at the Court Vi
st. James in becoming director 81 the Emma ohVei-
Mining Company OF London and his operations III oon-
necton with the shares Of the said Company anu inc
vendors thereof az ildvised, unfortunate, ana hco-
patlble with the duties Of his official position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
RUFUS HATCH SEEKING ANOTHER INJUNCTION

In the suit of Rufus Hatch against the At
Iantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, motion was
noticed for yesterday in Supreme curt, Chambers BE-
fore Judge Larreore enoin the issue of any further
stock Of the Company. Mr. Hatch charges that on April
20 the directors OF the Company, on Recommendation
OF Gen Eckert, authorized the issue Of SJ,OOOOOO
stock To extend their lines To Portland ST. LOUIS Omaha,
Orleans, and other intermediate points, and haye
taken steus to the OF TIE necessary three
uurths OF the stockholders Mr. Hatch opposes the pro-
ceeing as stOckholier the ground STAT the stock
holdels will not take the stock M par aud 81 II win have
To be sold Oh the market at less than Onehith Of It's
nominal price, and that he believes the real otJcctisa
mere threat against Western Union Tele.T. p stock 10
break down its price. Mr.. Sewe consented " adjourn
the motion Ia next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY MAY. 2j. In the Court of Appeals.
Thursday May 2j. 1876;
Nos 1872 1875 ami I9i-Mason ct al agt Partridge
meat resumed concluded
NO lG2The Merchants Bank Of Canada agt Holand-Ar.
gud by Wm H. Greene for appellant and L. spfague for
rsspondfIL
No l63Mary A. ClemeDoc agt- The City OF AnbuIn-Ar.
gued by N g. AOak Tor appellant and 4. d. Wright
syondent
Proclamation made and the adjourned.
Calendar OF the Court OF Appeals Friday, May
26 1876 - follows Nos l9 1873, 2Ol 207 1884, $780, 30
2ll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
CREEpMOoR SPRING MEETING.

RIFLEMENs CONTESTS IN THE DIRECTORS SHORT.
RANGE. AND INDIVIDUAL MATCHES.
The Spring meeting of the National Rife
Association opened yesterday at Creedmoor The weather
was very favorable when tue shooting began but the
wind rose before the third match fired. The number
of spectators very small and the competitors were
fewer than usual but the shooting compared fayosby
with that OF preceding years The arst competition yes
terday was tie Directors match This open only
directors and honorary directors OF the Association die
lance 300 yards. Tne prize the directors cham.
pOnship gold badge. Following Is the score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

The tie OF Major Fulton and Major Wyle decided
by three shots, Major Fulton winning by Of
Is to IL.
The Short Range match open to al corners dis
lance 200 yards The first prize MsrtiniHenry
rife second a field glass third, $40 the other prizes
three OF So and four OF SO eacn. Following the
.tft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
TIFFANY a. Go. have lately

TIFFANY a. Go. have Lately
introduce a several entirely nov.
eli methods Of Ornamenting sIi'
vcrware, including inlayins
witt, other metals and WIN
niellO enamel, specimens OF
which, similar to those displayed
by them ut the Centennial EX'
hibiti0n, may be examined at
their establishment Oh CMiOn'
square. They have also revived
the repousse chasing in high re-
lief after the Old English ham,
mcred silver, and have patterns
OF spoons and forks in the style
Ofthe last century to correspond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

An old Baptist minister enforced the neces-
stiles % Inference OF opinion by arg m mt: Now, IL
ybOdy had been Of my opinion the! wond ali nave
wanted my old woman.' One Of the deieons VINO sat
inst belnd him responded: "Yes. and everybody was
81 my opinion, nobody would have her"-lSehs'1
Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

The Riemens Convention, called for yesterday after.
noon was postponed until this morning The eonu SIC To-
day will consist Of the Military match and the Vide
range match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

The Individual match was open 10 all corners. The
first prize Remington gold mounted brcecl-oading
rife second, tie escope aud tripod; the other pfIzes
consisted OF SIS. three Of So and four Ut % each
The following are the winning scores:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

The season for the Summer hat .has at
len 9Th ye,so has the II he found in the
lection Of elegance comfort KNoxs popular saerOoms
No PIP Broadway and IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
STATEN ISLAND.

Rockaway, with tho exteDdon Of tho former alone
beach, and Ia understood that the pcs q sxsuesn 49,
WIN be placed at low figure.
STATEN ISLAND.
RIcHMoND.-John Cook, District ttorney. Ia.
required all HOUR dealers recently indicted by the ,nS
Jury to give appearance the sesoo
next month Decoration Day will be generally o. served a.
holiday upon Staten Island Meagher Post No. 81 jrsnd
Army the Republic, will send out details decorate "a
graves dead soldiers and ctzt have be rQueste "a
the school In their neghbohood on ~
20 b.
PoRT RIcHMoND.-Some children playing In barn A.
Philip Waters Wednesday found the dy Of dead man
The body had anatomical purposes Oeor~s
Mariners Harbor drowned Wednesday BY ~
capeizng Of 0 boat Robbins Reel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-Manuel NJ Peralta, Minister Iof
Costa Washington Breroor PROT
Elrp ABBOT Of Harvard College Aston Hgts-Ihe icy: b
act wood of Sturterdnt House- Dr. chaii
McComck u. S. Army. fh Arenus hoe0I9hn ps ~
M Indianapois and Congressman d. Bennets
Of St Nicholas Hotet.ExGOy. John g. Downey Oh
California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

AGNEW, THOMAS r., the great New-York
~ Grocer. Flour and Tea Dealer. wholesale and r,ia
II \. SQUIRE, 81 FultOn-st w atches, jew
ery Diamonds sterling silver SC, RogrE and II
Plated Ware 25 cent less than manufactursfs VS.
DEMOVED to $50 and $50 BROADWAY.
II WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS, 49, pieces IS,
DECORATED CHINA DINNER sEis....si' aud up"sssii
DECONATED TOILET SETS II pieces. -
ciIINAGTAsS PLATED WARE,CLOCKS, BRONEES 80
BEVERLY POTTERY, Plain and Decorated,
AZ Equally Low Prices
RUFUS NJ BRUNDIGE, Importer, -
SO, and $50 BROADWAY, beta cen 18th and l9thsts
65l SIXrIIAVE, corner Of 3Sthst.
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- Oeiersve Orsans radically and speedily Cured HEnbt
A. DANIELS. NJ d.. l4i Lexineb nave oEee hours e@S
n, NJ. STEWART, 326 7th-aye.-The best
circulars
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HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IL
BROADWAY.
sam,s5o. Noon, 7e, spm, So: M ~, ns5 o.
Average oSJI' Same day, 1875, COS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26

MILK OF MAGNEsA can be had OF every
drugg, the chs me.iAile the period Livery IN
FAINT can swallow IT, ard obtain relief from It's ailments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
Announcements,

WrSTaR's B,LsAu OF WILD CHERRY cures
Coughs rouu and sore Throat. Fifty cents and 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-26
LONG ISLAND.

Long ISLAND CIrY.--The Board Of Supervisors
yesterday Brnekoron OF the Special Committee
tho New house Contract reported that the
betw, OIL and Mr. Gallagher the builder ready
spect cations drawn by the architect Mr. h
torne and Uaaghers bond With the requisite surces
The provinces for the payment U the contract price,
s0l7lO In lnstailmentsnye OF $1,000 ct AT certain
stagts work respectively and SlG7iU whole
shall have ory Completed. considerable
IL drcded the Board should direct the
Charna sign the agreement. The specifications
examined IN detail and tie contract last completed
by aixng the requisite sig nare his contract
elLds outside wors such a. Raging dne etc. PROPOSALS
which TO lie invited by adNcr Tie
aKn Oh Monday 10 make the necessary
Tor issuing the bons which Is understood several
stand 1, ady TO take up OF n handsome premium.
RocKAwAY.Thc hotel propretors the beach, wen
NJ Far Rockaway have made improvements From
teen 10 twenty erected the
GLIDING three stores New also bull on
The bay side ami 2UU0 bathing houses have been put up
the beach The new State law In regard To- appliances for tho
safety OF surf bathers will be sc complied ~it the
raus In most having already been procuro pu,
place. The season Will iairly Sunday, when the
Plymouth Rock will gin her regular trips The hool pro-
prietos have employed strong tedy Of police who Will DO
depuizod by Sheriff Sam Of Queens County Both the
southern and Long Isand Branch Railroads win DO used u