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New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
THE HEAT M ITS EFFECTS.

I'm temperature, yesterday was almost du
plcate Of the day before. Al In the morning and even
ing It two degrees warmer, while at the hot
test time IT degree cooler the mercury
marking go. At otLer recorded times in the 2i hours
the temperature the But the wind was less
strong and lrcsl aud the heat more severely felt
The number Of sunstrokes was less Following are the
cases reported
Ephraim Tracey Of Nc. 900 East One-hundredand-
twcll-st ho was overcome by the heat and ken 10
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Georg, Ruin. ace IS OF No. 81 East Ftfty-fourth-
pitll. where ' Ill d soon q. a.terward.
Christopher schrode age 80, homeicss, was overcome
10y tue heat Yesterday Ia Battery place.
Edward ran of No 10 MulncrrySt. suustruck
at Chatham and New Chamherss-t. last night
Cornelius MahOncy Of M i6 Nndam-st proStratcd
b, " heat last night While at work on Pier No Il North
sMary O'Brcn age 7f died suddenly last night at No
IT, BsXtcrst. from the effects OF the heat
william filscImun ot No. . AdaIns-St, HObokcn, n. j.
WAS prOstrHCcd by The heat last night.
JAMES Moore OF Observation-Disclosures between
second and ThirdveS. Was Frustrated by the heat at
Leonard RtsSia Of No 225 East rhirdst was over
Tnos Nee OF second-1vc and ouc-hundret-and-fcu
teenti-st was overcome 10y the heat at No. 20 East
Twenty n nth-st. last night.
John silndford of lIuhOkcn, ~ j., prOstrated by
the heat at Oliver and MacIson-sts last night
ANNIE Moore OF No 80 CentcI-st was Frustrated by
James Barr Was found dead in bed last night in his
bOardnghuusc, at No. 800 Moosterst supposed To be
officer Harvey the FOrty-seventh Street Police
Station last nj gIit an uuknowE who had been
come by the heat Eo ythrdst, between Eighth and
Ninth-ages lie appeared 10 he about 40 years Of age
was feet inches in night, had brown hair whsEers
and mistache Saud wore a bluechecked shirt striped
trousers aud Congress Ealters lio removed to the
Reception Hospital in Nnety-ninth-st. aud died soon
ait, reaching there.
James Comfy hatter ago 80, OF No. 1876 Raymondst.,
BROOKLYN was overcome Ht ll:3O q. M.
Robert Borden. axe 80, without q home, was found
sick In Van Bruntst. Brooklyn, and removed " the
Long Island College Hospital.
The heat FRUSTRATED Howard Kemble, age "a, ship
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
UP-IOWN STREETS.
WHY REPAIRS on THEM ARE DELAYED.

WHY REPAIRS on THEM ARE DELAYED.
Complaints have been made that the streets
and avenues OF the TweDty-third and Twentyfourth
Wards of which there about 135 miles, In great
need of repaa account Of the bad condition in which
they left after the Spring rains that bids were re-
ceived the necessary gravel and one OF them wss
submitted to Controller Green on May % for his ap
prova that he has not yet given either his approval
disapproyal
Inquiry the Controllers ocs elicits the statement
that eight bids were opened May II for the work md
Gated the lowest OF which was made by James II. PEI
kins The award however, made TO John A. Bourkef
by the Park Department and notice was received by the
Controller, May "a. The difference in the bids Of the
two contractors follows, making difference In
the work TO be done Of about S400
Gravel. Trap Rock. Limestone
Perkins cubic yard. slA 81 94'a * l9a.
Bourker, cubic yard. 2 10 800 2 20
protest from Mr.. Perkins soon after received BY
the Controller, in which he complains OF the injustice
the award and states that he furnished two samples Of
gravel with his bid one Of which taken from pile
in the Central Park which bad just been received from
Red Hook Thereupon the Controller wrote the Depart.
ment OF Parks, May 81 aud again on July H. for
explanation Of the reason for making the award as
stated but up the present time he has received no
satisfactory reply The statement is also made at the
Controllers office that bids Tor 5000 cubic yards
of screened gravel were opened June Il, when
it was found that Egbert H. Fairchid had agreed to fur
n,sh the gravel AT 81 81 Alexander j. Howell at 81 eS
and JOHN >. MaSterSOn at - 09 per cubic yard, ana
Others at higher figures. The award was aftarwsrd
made by the Pdlk Department TO M25teISOn, allDCugA
Mr. rchld is an old contractor well known 10 the Dc
partueEt aud considered by the toAtroller aitogethx
trustworthy. II Is alleged tnat the samples furnished oy
NJ and Howell originally parts or tile saina
handful protest against the justice OF the award las
since been received by the Controller from Mr. fachhd
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
OUTDOOR SPORTS
CRUISE OF TIE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.


The B,ooklyn Yacht Club will start to-day
on its annual Summer cruise in Long island Sound '
interest displayed in the cruise this year greater 'n'h
that of any previous year and the number OF yaeh'
which will join the fce both those OF the cup anu run
other clubs will probably make the feet nump'r over o
yesseA The yachts will rendezvous at Glen cove l'S
evening ana start from there tomorrow morning Inc
paces which they will visit will be decided upon at meet
ing OF the captains this evening though II is sur'e"
that the old cruising grounds will be selected, mcdng
Glen Cove, Huntington, Shelter Island N'w-iohuop,
Newport. New-Bcdford and Oak Blum. Ihcie VIII
probably be two or three sailed during the cse
but these Will bc arranged by the guests at some o 'e
atriugpaccs which are visited, and viii not be sought
FOR nv the club one race arranged for by TIE guests OF
inc Nanhansctt House at shelter Island, "r rrzrs Wv
ucd at $3.50. The yachts Whose owners nave mus lai
tvcn notice To the Secretary "f tie cinh "l th irSn
nu To start are rs follows: SchocnciS Madcnlne iiu"
Wave Esifllc Drcanaugit, Comet CllO, Mysr' =" -,
Witch Lcathca, ayful Syrcn, ana vision; slooln IH
zie L., Mantle, K1tc, Sadie, Undne Grac g "' tll"N'
Fayoritc. Srcnp Pirate, White Wing, an New AUST.
dam The madeleine the flagship OF COInlnocorc D. .;
u DckCrson Tne owners of the 0ulubIt, fiillef, ahu
M.hawk of tue Ncw-YOrk Yacht Club nave SEhlhcn
their Intention joining the feet next weef but no
vessels will compete Tor any of tnc prlc- III race u
they make the start fron Glen Cove with the cruising
club
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

carpenter Of Loraincst Brooklyn, z. while at voys
Ia d. " dock.
Nostrandayes, Brooklyn She refused to give her res
denre
striken at the foot OF Grand-st., Brooklyn T.. ID.
ROBERT Brown uf No. 80 IiarrsUn-st, Brooklyn wa.
pr0sratcd while walking iii HarTisonst, his red
deuce
Morris Murphy OF No. 1913 Hamiltonave., Brookiyp
was sunstruck ~ Carroll Park.
Michael CoDors, age rs, OF No. % RaymoDdst, Broos
lyn, was found Frustrated in Raymondst, near John,
son-st.
George Dougherty, age SO, OF Flatbush overcome
FlatDusb-ayc., BROOKLYN.
Daniel Hand age 65 was found sick at No. I39 Huh
son-ave., Bruokhn.
Assistant Postmaster Brown OF Brooklyn was pro.
trated while at work in his office He taken home
Henry Vemister, age u, of No. IS NOserandsye
BROOKLYN, Was overcome in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
THE YACHT COUNTESS OF DurFERIN.

The Canadian yacht Countess OF Duilerln, AZ
anchor of Saplcun, has been stripped OF her sas ana
they are Ia he rcitted sailmaker on Southst The
comuant Is that they set we'll and had stretched
and become baggy. Her ropes are also to he rctte''
and traveller on the uain boom is to bo replaced Tor one
that WAS carried away. II Is estimated mat about
week will necessary to get the vessel III proper Huf
for sailing ,Vico Commodore Clifford with his sou wear
man Clifford VINO has been reported crroneousy as FIRST
n,atc Of the Counties, called upon Commodore DicRerH"h
owner of the competing yacht Madeleiue' yestrrlaS
afternoon The conf, renee principally III reference
to tie invitation 20 accompany the Brooklyn na"ht Cu'
OH iis annual cruise. Major Clifford said he was airild
b must drcl ne the honor, rs his ere" we're very Gu
fhusiasic the Breon's R.cl race 10 ahe icc uu
Monday next. tIc Bennett tha.tHSr cup, Iul N'I'
an yiCu- 10 enter for the Commodore Dl'h fAI
iokucly rcIua kcd that he hoped The countess N"uiu
mot enter in the race, for If she should happen 10 Z ~
bc9it the Madeleine would not thea 10. emitted 10 IS
much honor If she beat the COu Itc,, ~ tho Queen CUP
race rs She otherwise would The members ol the cIu
are very ,you- 20 have him in company more Tor uIc
purI.sc of showing how extensive American hpslliaE
/, 10 Yacht The Commodore tnch escorted MAYOR
Clifford and 10 the yacht Americ' the "hnri o.
iic Onycu's Gu, now lying IN TIE Dry dock dn'N,
Ci.haruc->t. Nearly the whole afternoon "i' sP'"
upon her ny the gentlemen, who haI seen Inc AHcro'
for tuc a. 81 time.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
HEADQUARTERS
viEW-YCRK CITY.

NeYork from size superior situation and Its sivan
taee in the way Of frequent communication with all pars
the country and CIVILIZED world is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced in America Manufacturers in
every part OF the their de9o and agencies
here and 5uysr frequently money by dealing with
the ri s,t house
The following house. are the most prominent therre
spccvS ana do the ros. Gus Of any IN this eoun
try-iu short are HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS,
ii. h * T. B TIA I RBER Co..
Mest Broadway, Reade and Hudsonsa
SOAPS aud PERFrMERy,
COLGAIE Co.
SOLID SILVER and GoRM.M q A,III, rIATE,
l2s Pearls.
METALS, TIN Pr PhATEsi ftrs ibSS6;p Sc -. Co..
III Nf'''''' D0D'' " IL "a and 81 crns,
PLUMBERS, IRON WARE. STOVES. uud ORNA.
fiik ). L. MoI / ii0N WORKS. 90 Beesman.t
ROPE, coKDAcE, &c and d o.KTM, otT.5 sI,xs
ll3 wanst
AMERICAN GRaEHIrE Enl rENCs STOVE POLISH
24J Ka'Iroai-ave., Jersey City.
AGRmrLruRAL. TrPLEMnNTs and FERTILE
iss and I9l Waters.
MACHINERY and TOOLS.
l2l Chambers aud lOS Readesta
ANAN''S HSsoSia Sipa GbRAss AND COPPER Co...
BUTTONS. BRASS and PHOTO. MATERIALS,
TIE scoVILL MANUFAcITKlNC 90.
4l3 and 42l Broomsst
C. T. RAYNoLDs & Co,
~ nG u al
FGS7RD tS FATE sps cd aI2A IN
30 81 and SO Par. place, cor Chgrehsa
PAPER MANGINGs, SHADES &c. nrccr
'hNi'' J. ''ih' IA M < Nt,No $40 wes, asa..
BILLIARD TABLES; -
H. W. coLLENDERs 93s Broadway
CUT NAILS and "SslIS srISFs5t Fs5tx COMPANY
oNfo"D ! ''oS 81, TS s., and and IS j washnstonm
vuIf.>lzEn Z Y HE,HpNs RHsHEsi HS0 PACKING COMPANY
J. II CuEEvER Treas. 81 and 50 ParkrOv.
DRUGGIST GLASSWARE.
ACIDS 'EH'G7 M1HfiN tATSy2hs5Ts nas PIE sTgFFs
SHIP BREAD aud CRACKER BAKERS,
73 75 II, and 10 FultOn't
''i' ''AF'-N' Aff5!t fSI iad 1913 Duanest
GLUE, GELaTINE, md MEATS FOOT oil,
l. BurlinS'hp
IRON-ORE. PIG. BEANS, RAILS BARS.W iRE'%e'
II Burlins slip
GAS-EIXTURES AND BRONZES.
AR, HER PANOOhSr MFG. %. IA
6S TO- and ~ Wonsterst aud 81 Greene ST. ABOVE bt"
MINERAL SPRING WATERS IN sIrH0Ns.
SElIZE.s, NICHY, CAlnoSic ACln, &c ,-.h..
Carl. II. SCHULTZ 500 broadway corner l''nss
BRASS COCKS, VALVES, AND FITTINGS.
McNAB & HARLAN MFu Co.. ,c ro,nA
IVORY, ,TORTOisE-snELL AND PEARL GOODS
ia East Fourteenthsa
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, &c.-Rs'AA
N. A. NEWELL, .,. .is,H
727 broadway. cor. waveriy ps'~
ACCOUNT BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND PRiNTiN"'
SEARS & COLE
10 William.sI aud 81 and % AAden'>~
s9s PearisS
SALT and FISH, also STORAGE,
' j., Il. b O. G. ROBINSON,
Il Coenuss alp and ~ srsnS~
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hote,-The Hon. Iacharlah Chausihler, h
Secretary OF Interior: Baron CaInpe OF germany 20 O.
Chance United states Consul at Nassau Lieut. III
McCawley OF tho United states Marine cofp,s
RoCers the scuIp,or; William u. Chandl oi Ne"'iit
,Hire and ~ Gov l.. c. Mccormick Of Arizona ,. HoD.
B,1nsrck-CouIt Manzon OF Italy. Count St0r1a anu r
Sgtqre Lots-Col John V. Dubois T. Army an q; on m
urceIla secretary Of the French Legation AT Masho
ir,ni C,st raj Vofe{-A Assembymau George west oi
pailston n - and Count Dohna OF Germany
senator j. =. wood OF syracuse ''h1,CI
The Hon IIorato Ballard OF Cortland y r.. ,1Ls
Hotel-Robert Porter Keep, Pm D m aroIu @, ,,c fTr,t
General Freight Agent OF Inc vi
Western Railway Of Canada 90. windsor uo'et-,enin
ILLlu.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

guages or nj least the Semitic, have no true verps mr.
T~ninI showed that the Algonkn language always
makes distinction in nouns as representing OF
ing to things regarded animate OF ilaIlhae' Th Tha
verbs have very numerous torms when cOiltspoho W
the three persons Til re are also several lo io
d,o. connec4d with the pesfec There is no general
verb substantive, but its place Is suppned ny SEVERN
words -, --- A. ,.sooio-
After the reading OF Dr. Trumbus paper the Assoca-
on adjourned or the day. Sessions will De held To-Day
at o O'Clock and o'clock
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
POLO AT LONG HRANCM

LoNG BRANCH, July lo.-Thc California Polo
CLUB Will play game at Monmouth PARK Race C"ui'''
on Thursday and Saturday " tlis week. Eighteen c"I-
foruia mustangs arrived here yesterday from Ne"-fofk
Tie ecntlca,n composing the clu1 are native Oiior-
nigs all fine horseen ard are capable OF representing
horscnln-hp in IT, various rAa,r-, w. NnNfy, on, go ="
ti, NAVY II. il. champion luugdsiiuc" rider oi t1l-
nr,,T Wing hidden the longest record, nam,
300 Incs. Aue. .. 1855, ia II hourt "u" minute -
T1;u ir-t iirnc - uolr,l, foT which hc received q
nnr.r m 40 and u mrhI.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
EASE HNII..

About 1000 persons witnessed the game on
die EIis!.u iicGs Hol1nsyp, yesterday. h,twsen the
Honokcn and Chatham clubs Tue game was "on by the
Cnatuams by the following score;
1st ~. 81. An. 9th. 9Th. 7th. stu 9th. Total
G,a.ga%. Ga.assa 3 3 3 : 9 &c
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
HoIrsE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, d resolution directing
the Secretary OF the Treasury have careful aud ct
survey made Of tbs distances oi Lines VI the Union
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
HOME NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY.
Sam e2o Noon. So. 3 pm. 95o Mid1ign1 oo''
Highest during the dsy. 95-. Lowest, 10.
Average s3sso Same day, 1870 to's
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

OVER YoUNG YET.-Old MacSkinfiint (read-
ing) Hech, Becky, dinua ken the date Why it's
goten werdn. We must just haze biz Celeb alton WI
a few friends, Mr.. Macs. Ma ua gndcman, dinna ye
think il would be malr prudent to wait TIL our next
Ioulon
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
NAVAL. ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON, July 19.-COmmodore ID. Men
Cax and Can't Frands A. Roe are the naval
satOb New London, Conn, aud Boas"an & E haWkins
is left IN cAargc.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
Anuognce'nenus.

The PERUVIAN SYRUP Ga prctoxide of iron) is
a fountain of health" to the Dyspeprc
Cures of numerous diseases to which children
are hahe are Effected every day by MN MAGSEs where
all other remedies have failed.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

CLARk g. Cos Patent NoiSeless Self-Rolling
~ STEEL sHUrrERS,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
No machinery balance weight Cannot get out OF order
FITTED to Delaware aud Haisn Canal Building Manhattan
Building. Library ildilg, Tribune Oudce &c.
Office and FactorylI2 AMI lG4 West 27thSt Ncwforkj
ana AT LONDON Paris, Ncuna, Berlin. Melbourne, sc.
EOR SALE-A PLASTER, protected bycopy-
rgh used and the dcUand constantly increas-
Ing rrasGn selling will De- salts acIory Cal untl satur-
,ay EaIles Hotel y. " or address ;. O. BOYD & co,
Gienns Falls, y. !.
GTRlCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF the
- radically ana speedily cared HENRY
A. DANIELS VI. d. la LeNingt Office hours to
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

The reduction OF the carriers salaries by the Post
Office Deparmf considered to be unjust by the Brooklyn
Sarah Kirk, age 20, fell from the second-story
window Of NO 3O2 rands h. d., yesterday morning, aud
Was Instantly Killed.
Daring last week there 533 deaths, of which
caused by cholera nfantum. ThrysiX were pro-
dLccd suustGOke
Gen. Jour,an, the newly-appointed President of
tho Department P0ceand Excise presided al meeting
the Commissioners yesterday noon.
The citizens OF South Brooklyn complain of the
odors which arise from agna9t sunken
which abound IN that portion Of the city.
Edward Valentine, the "chow-chow man. and
William T.. Bunce who arrested Couey Island
day, Juno 25 for PLAYING monte conyict
common gambling IN The Court OF Sessions yesterday
little fonr-yearold girl in a street-car yesterday
In turning into Fulton said This Fultonst" being
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

TIE strike of the Brooklyn sone-cutters has given
increased orders to the Newark quarrymen.
Augustus D;ckorSon, the c0lOred policeman VINO
vs 50 seriously wounded by Tehon brothers on Thurs
day last. is imf rowing
At the meeting of the Essex County Democratic
club on Tuesdiy night Committee appointed to consult
with leading Democrats Of the state relative 10 starung
daily Democratic paper IN Newark Inc German
Democrats without spapcr IN NtWak wir lhS re
icap German have popular AMI widely circulated one
The question vii be decided al early DAY Ihe Nsnh9
Fgisr heretofore neutral has declared for Ilden and lien
dr.C.s.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
LONG ISLAND.

NORTH HFHpSrFAD.-The people Of Queens County
are beginning TO upon various alleged abuses
IN he alrnuisi ration criminal Justice In the county. Two
Vhsonr before the Of the Court cited
la Illustration one 81 alleged receiver ~ stolen
op!s cardf1r third mo and again IOstpOned and the
o, was assault called the second time ard
Nrs' pc- oucd There open charges 81 bribery or al
BRIBERY connection with ol these ana u
tni roi that tlrTc H. determination that hcy shai
Ihr official service n connection with
j. graceful last
1y p,f'y Deputy SLcrins Jamaica sent t. Rock
av GrIvh &, prevent aub ng. iuo t'at among them
aWcd NtlOy badly
bsA.su tAat he > stll OOuuued TO hIs house.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20

from its size, superior situation and Its avan
tages OF frequent communication with all parts Of
the country and CIVILIZED world, is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced in America Manufacturers In
every part United have their depois and agencies
here and 5uysrs frequently by dealing with
Tho ii a. h0use.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-20
XLIVrH CONGRESS-Isr SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE sUNDRY CIVIL BILL AGREED To-rHE TEXAS
FRONTIER BILL ADOPTED IN THE HOUSE IN
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
, 1876-03-30
in lha. charming atory, "Chance Acquaintance"
IL aail 70 bo drawn In characteristics from indi-
ytllunl nature. I}ut tho fun OF It IL,

in That charming atory, "Chance Acquaintance"
IL sail 70 bo drawn N charaeter!ssloa from 'na'-
vtllunl nature. I}ut tho fun OF It IL,
v7tg MoDHt. wAa w0,lAH
Tho only Silva III tho porfeot drawing 81 Mrn.
Fn rrc,l nro naturally enough due to tha lack 10
Mr. Ilowells' own temperament. Araias though
ho Ia, he Es only 80 from tho point or o''serva-
tton, uo can paint what ilo scea. I!o ~ mover
enljghsonctl iron, within. This lnick obscrya-
ton, anll gtont skill Ii, lnnduE IL, arc no fi,io
and complete tu quality that thoy aoNic.iinet'
deceive t!,n render that 1t Ia tho work Of Tint
inner light. that warmth and power OF
conccptiot. wl,io.l como from tho sympathy OF
rcn,,is a!oo. But this Ryinpatlty IL noycs afraid
Of onottou and Mr. uore1H Is almost cpn,!cA!ly
afrntd of It. And, when tho exlgenclcs OF tho
situation lon.nt,d any FREQ exprcaalotl Or II. It
Ia glycn With half npologetfo ar OF doprcca-
tion, and hurried AwaJ, snuggled OF the eceno
~ aoun ca ponhbe, undoE cover Of lighter
nood. hut it is lido to find fauit with t,ne art
for not boing nature ttecf. afr. 1iouulls is =
master OF hls implen,en1c. and gigca Us wliak a
is exquisite Of ita kind. 1Io is fnliy
'S,y' lis own words at ono tino betrayed
tlnt he thouEl,t thte limit Of lntR0r ranEo thau
It really ie. Speaking Of vhat ta known OF the
AnT1sTId AND EMOTIONAL LITERATURE
oncp, he decatcd tbat ho carou little, II any
thing for tic emotional IN titorature but oyory
thing for tlo artistic. In nnture, what We call
tho nrtlatio is constantly put to confusion, how,
ever, BY nature itself. but lot us DO thankful
for 8tlch charming art o. Yo lind III "prlvnsc
Theatrioa!s," aud cherish hopo thai tho May
Atlantic, which Is aslvertlaod TO wind up the Ut
lie pay. will not cut It short In tho tautnliztug
manner OF "Chauco Acquaintance" n. T.
, 1876-03-30

Way. .. ...
Aid. Tom stout ia eonaiderahly, sorkeA ur
over TIN way hc hns beon bundled w'ti'ont
ulo1os In bis wart. and givos wont TO his tool
fnas In a manner complimentary neithnF TO hsa
commitments nor tho candidates for the olro ho
nov holds. lie pretensla to bo confident Of ro-
election.
I1u.tding Inspector Bailey yesterday paid 4
visit to tho foundations OF tho new kitchen 70
lilo County Hospital, 10. SEQ TINT M work ~As
being dom, on That portion that hna been begun
contrary to tho city ordinances. fio found That
work Ind ceased upon tho detective fonntations
And wna under vny OH anothor portion which "ns
boing doro correctly. Hc, ho0oyor. lott ono OF
hjs men thoro 10 sec that all want well. To-day
e viii have the services OF experts, who will Pnha
uron tho styi5 Of Foundations, md nlso upoa sto
quality of mortar used.
Some gonlus has ut last str1ck an idoh, and
has inyonteil lAmp-post atreet'siSn TINT can
tasily bo seen in tho night whom TUG Raa IN ight-
3D. wtict, Ia moro than can bo Bnt6 OF tile preta-
ent styIo Of eigu. Tho now Qua is simply! pioco
Of pInsg with the stroet natlo paintcd thereon,
aud iB 80 attached to the lamp TINT tho light
ehInes through IT, making tho panc plainly dts
corpiblo. Thetc arc other and ai1nllar tlevltea
ID possession Of tho board Of Public Words.
which 1t would bo ploasod to adopt woro mt
money go scarce, as many Complaints laTe heon
mads Of the present street R1ildoa.
, 1876-03-30

sptcial Dspnsch 10 tbs chleaqo 1ribuns.
HALIFAX, March 19,--Thc Provincial Secretary
has glyon notice Of resolution to the OBJECT
that petition will DO presented to tho Qnoen,
representing tho great Importance Of obtaining
tho admission Of coal niucd iu Nova Scotia and
othor products Into tho United States FREQ OF
duty, aud tlat this bo secured by such ncans as
liar Majesty may deem proper.
i31er,ut Dis,at;h IL The Ch'taqo Tribune.
MosynEA1, March 29.-rho survey OF tho river
opposite the city is bolug takon with d view Of
further improvements by deepening aud rc-
moyluy thu rocks that obHtrUct navigation during
tho season Of low water,
A petition addressed to the Hon. a. Mckenzie,
Munster or l,ltlio Works. il being circulated Tor
signatures, naAing that SEQ. > Of thu Lachlne
Canal be tloopcned to u feet up toiSt. Gnbr!o!
Locks, thus atordiug accommodating for Bea.
go,ng vessels along the front Of factories and
lumbor-yArtls.
Sir 4. r.. un!t iB about to isnuo = pamphlet to
rcply to tho various attacks Mnde urou h1lu iu
reference 70 his former published address, ald
treating further Of tho great questions therein
utECus5Gu.
, 1876-03-30
ANNOuNc uNcEMENTS.

There will he q meeting of the Ladies' canten-
,,,n1 Association this AFTERNOON 1t Room Far-
vol Hall, All ladies Interested are urged 70 AZ
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Tho regular montuly mee'''n. o. 'no sn!cabo
WomanH Chtiatian Temperance Union Will DO
hc,a In Roou, 8. 1iB Madison street, Friday Ut
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m,>. ..,,,r ,,oo,;,o ~ th, roer3 of s,anar.
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crs OF the so'diess. iiotns WI WI w. Ao'o ~ wv
rc4sItlonce Of Dr. Aatnsil. G29 "apaaA avenue
Friday, ut o'clock p. m.
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LUZ l'..,A'os, NV na ssas.a,a,, .,,a oao,,n,.
''s,s Nv .,, a,o.,o,i, ,ta NJ cnn,,rme.
hho @o'.s.u'o'e4 wv ~, n s,.m -, .a.s
ton. Tho nerTicea VIII % 1aA eaota'' GULL
tnoucing at O'CLOCK ....
On account OF the storm which prevailed
Tnesany. tue ncCkt.o complimentary OF the Wcst
End Social Club, which was to have beon gtven
an thnt evnniug ut CatnpEoIl unlI, WAS post
poned unh! FRIDAY evening"
A nuhl!o ment!ng will bo hold In LoNar Fnrwsit
Hni. Ills evening, to organize Land OF Hope in
cnnnect,on With eyerybody's Sundays school.
T'hn ltoy. !, Monroe Glsoa will dolyer tho opou-
IN, ndaross, Ind ruod music will ba In attend
nuro. mi,
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