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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
DiuiAeHo Notlte9
Drsan GLcanerS

EOR LIVERPOOL vim QUEENS TOW tD,,. Nv,
I Ti, TIstrpa5l ana Dr,st Western steam ~'i"i'"'
JliD states ii4l steamer. .'Ayr Per 3D. n, h.a.,
NEVADA ............. tt D. -NAt :, NtL AZ d. t .
N.I-tt,- , .......... I.~NAN HN ~ d, % J. t
WNasiINo ..rf-I s-ItA. Jane ~. ~ J. 'i'
s.JNftN ISL }. Juir ~ .. - -.
Calm I.s..r 800 &. rs.. ACCORDING u -'''' ''''
sieo'1se 80 int W!iiiiIti1s * oUIoy 20 Broadway
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC. SOM VI. Nh.
XIII, rPIEEulD MAlL siEAhtHrS, % VI?
,..,FuiN " gFVfgrtN NEM-1tAA AM uANN
cAHtfAG. ~ YM0uTH o.. b. tor the landing OF .as-cn
WIN sail from Pier No a.. North River foot OF Morton st."
every W syn, .1.i. wednesday, Nav rs. 100 .. IN.
NM 81 .,.... .... Wednesday, NAV %, . y.
,.!. l4,It,.rI NtsiH"-la' MdF 3N. .. ~.
,Tt-. or PASSAGE GEhAiLN Hl-bItLD
.ot L. DR. BEbiAN cent ~" 80 BROADWAY.
C,TATE LlNE.-To Glasgow, Liverpool Dub
- n T,a-I aul L7udonaely These hrstclass iulpoW-
cred -irartrs "a ral from
N,r4- Norin Llycr-Foot OF Eanalst..N. r.
STATE %.NA thursday, May II
STATE OF ltpI AVA. Ihufstuy May -
~IAIE or GHu sol thursday, June
-ttVT pF Pf sNrl - ANIL Thuraday June Ia
.Fi'si cabin 500 $50 according 10 accommodation Tx
,.r-uu Icsts 20 reduced tptrH second Cabin $40. Return
uet at- 10 d. 'uln tss SrerlGc lowest rates Apply 20
NTsTIN BALDWIN - 30. Agents. - Broadway, n Y.
sTEERAGE PASSAGE AZ No as Broadway, aud AZ Com
pany a tlrr t0Ot Of Canal ST., N Il.
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WHITE STAR-LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE


CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The Steamers O. this take tho Lane Routes 'mmcnfed
bv lent siaury T. $. NJ gong OF tie Banks
passage to Queenstown. an the year round
BiaTANNIC, SATURDAY Nay ~, p. N.
CELTIC SATURDAY. May 20, 4 ?. 10.
ApRIATIC, SATU RDAY. June 9, 3 p.
BRUrANNIC SATURDAY, Juno rs, a. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers I'm size and unsurpassed
rtutmpnts The Saloon. Stater1oms, Smoking and Bath
.,.s ara placed amisps whore tho uoss and motion
least felt aoTding degree OF comfort hitherto nnatianaDis
"a
favorable terms. SteeIa@c, So.
other Information, apply az
Coupany's Offices, No 81 Broadway, NewIorh
P RI. COKTIs. Agent
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rs'O ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS
4 SHALL COME OR MAY ~ ANGWISE CONCERN,

KNOW VI:
the u.d states Tor the Western D-uctof tennessee IN the
sixth Circuit entered the tweHtyseNtnt day 0i N0ym
her IN the wear one thousand eight hundred and evcntyN,
aad cause equity tGfrin dtrcn'nE, wherein
PHlLD e. CALHOUN and LOUIS III. hElE'a - trustees,
RAIIIt6AD COMPANY and HENRY w. SNIf HERS are
Defendants and pItsuau. decree oi e iTIt CONT
the United states for the biscLof NeutGcN western M
vision. u the sixth circuit entered ou Inc SAt Gay OF 40
vehrr year last Aforesaid n cause m tqiiiN therein
depending wherein the same parties arc complainant ans ne
PENDANTS respectively -3d Aforementioned caus beng aux
!. tue uuder.iertd HORACE T.. ANDREWS wa ep
rof.I ~ue, ,sr y -ld c,urta re-p.gIivsy
owner ccyCy OF bonds coupons Issued 'y sd de-
under tho PROVISIONS D certain more
hDuu AND Louis H. Meyer arug dac February lsi l-i f
rucpal end interest; that accordance with thc
provisions Paragraph VII OF Sail DEGREES rtSpcc'e ai
hOfcr and UNuttS o slch bonus ald coupons are qht 10
produce coupons held by them respectively De-
lore me- -9.rI Master or before the hsi Monday
Of september A d. 1871 beng tine third day OF SAID month,
SUCH DIi"s sS ,,Py r ,i'S o,fcs cf me CIaI. of
distinct tennessee CITY IF Memphis, ToEuesne on
Mondays the months OF March April May June,
seventy and -lal Also ho. special stgr oi nae p
pose al ptr Of Clerk Of lr ClCu Court OF Tho United
States for tHc District o Kentucky western DIVISION M we
Cy OF PaluCau Kentucky, on tht mot hoHuai W Zoe
month 81 July Thousand gt hundred ami seventy eyc
lie civ ~ New YORK I'M the state ~ YORK on the inst
Monday month 81 August, thousand eight hundred
and sch other such special s
iiugs may fIul time be adjourned 10, ana ihat then
any bonds .s'rt under SAID mortgage, Ni De ana are allowed
the claim Of person en- corporation to br emitted
holder owner such mortgage BOMBS rr coupons 70 nave
sacu claim allowed hy nae aS surh SPECIAL hlst.E
This notice being given iu pursuance o ana ~ accordance
HORACE f. ANDREWS,
1,y.cr,. SuCgaI Master.
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financial.

No. 30 BROADWAY, GEw. YORK, May II, lS71
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY-The Trans
Books Of h!s Company will DO closed from 2oelocR
y " va ~ " " ' ]. 6. BABCOCK, Treas.
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NRw YORK, May !, 1877. {
T5NIIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the SHARE
4 HOLDERS OF the ILLINOIS Central. RAILROAD
COMPANY for the ELECTION Of DIRECTORS ana tic
OF other business will Ice hc az the ONCE OF ts
company city OF Chicago, WEDNESDAY, tie oOth
May, inst, AZ o'clock p. m.
Of the company viii be closed 8iter tC
18th INST until the 4th day Of June next ...
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OFFICE oF THE KrOKUN AND DIS MoNEs RAmwAYl
I,..t.-.-, 40. IIAL-.I WV NDnk ANN 20. la-T.

TUE Annual Meeting of the stockholders
4 and voting bOuGhOljers OF THE KEOkUk AND DE-
MOINES RAILWAY COMPANY for The election OF t4re'
Directors transaction OF other business VIII b
held 90 tie office company iu the City Of kcokuk, Iowa,
on THU RSD DAY, june !, next, az QUO Ocuck, p. III
The polls will remain open until =.
The transfer and bond register VIII close on III rs
DAY MAY no. auG vl remain closed until juno s.
oudho6ers are requested to authenticate trT night OF
voting m prr.eutur taer b0Lds for upon The voting
bond \. BHi bF 81 y. ~tcitldly'
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EOR SALE.

EUR SALE. ,ooo
CITY 81 New. Brunswick per cent bonds, due lS9o
state OF New-YOTk per cent Town bonds.
WANTED.
City OF Dubuque bonds. Ke0kuk bonds
Evansville bonds Toledo bonds. m.
CITY County and Town bonds OF Ohio iowa ana Wlscobs
Aranahoe County. Colorado. s per cent bonds. -
MN, X, ITfiEY, 10 Wall-sf., NJ \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

DOMESTIC MARKErs
BUTTALo, n. y. May u-Markets quiet. Flour firm and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12

M lNlNU OlOthDs
VA buy sell Mining stocks at the American Mining
and stock Exchange 81 elsewhere, on combustion.
N' ~ " " ALBERT II. NICOLAY & Co.
u,,Lcra prokers and Aucfonoers No as PBest, N. Y.
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PROPOSALS. FOR SS9.767

L BONDS OF THE MAYOR, ALDERMEN AND COM
MONALTN OF THE CITY OF NEWfOHk
Sealed Proposals will be received st The Complots oce
until TU May -, 1877, at O'Clock ~ NJ when Tug
same will pblclv opened for the whole or any part Ion
tn sum u ts97G1 Bonds Of the Mayor, Aldermen anu Com
mouaty OF the CITY u York authorized by Cbapt
42g Lave VI 1876 entitled "An act TO provide payment Or
occupation sImOTies and driOOms IN the Cy OF NOV"
York. passed MAY 20, 1876. -
SAID Bonds interest the rate OF per cent per
auuuln PAYABLE May and November IN each
wear principal will De redeemabe three years from
the date thereof ,,-,----. II, ,-..o..,. To-.
Bonds Of the City Of NewYorE,u and mcoscd III secOh"
envelope addressed - the COuii troiler .---.-.
The ght reserved the part Of the Compf0or 10 reject
apv or All of Inc bids If in his Judgment interests Of the
COfpUIatOn reQulrc ID.
For full information see City Record. - ~,
JOHN KELLY Comptroller
City of SowYork, Department OF Finance, ComptrerS
1ga Mgyl
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IN - nFrosrr coNpANI oF NEw.Yoak. J
CFFiCF or THE NETWORK MUTUAL Gas LIGHT Copl
y. f.. COR UNoNsQuARf, 4rHhVI. AND I5IH-sL {
NEW-YUEk, May 3, l-1l

I'D nm ~ llI.III - W, , y, ~. =
COMPANY for the election Of sixteen Directors aId lsc
Election Tor TIE Will ne Itl ~ c
office Of the Company. the ttv OF New YORK, on rs
DAY MAY 10 1877 the polls for which cleo oh viii b opened
Ie tcn the hours o! m AMI 0cocG J.. Of that day
The au.ffr books Company win Doe closed for ten days
lDday-l pi;Or said election. BY order of the Board OF
nLInnl-r. nLLAe. LLALE h. encr-llLy and LIruaILLor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-12
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These hrste steamships sail regularly at D. n from
pier 80. 10. North River, a. follows:
Steamship CN SAL BDAi Bayl9
unsurpassed for freight or passage aypy "A
WILLIAM p. CLYDE Co, No Bowling greca
ACKELLER LULING q Coz Agents in Havana
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New-York, Hayana g MexIcan Mail s. S Line.
GERMAN LLOYD

" STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK
SOUTHANPrOS. AND BREAEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot o. SECDN DIST. HOBOkEN
ODER Saturday. Nay II y bCi H. Sat iraay Stay %
ETTEIN Saturiay....Nay 1911 1T 81 y, saturday June
RATES OF PASSAGE IRON NEWYOHk % SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE. OR BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN, 300, gold SECOND CABIN, 500 goh-
STEERAGE $50. currency.
Tickets reduced Prepaid steerage CeFun
Gales, $50 currency.
For freight OF passage apply TO
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MAIL STEAMERS
NATIONAL LINE.-Piers Nos A and 81. Mr.

~ FOR LONDON.
DENMARK SATURDAY, NAV 10 at3pm
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAN ID sat May 10, 10 am. SPAIN June IAN
and steeTage passage, aUd Drafts from ~ upwards
sued very low rates Companys Offices; o. Rroafway
/. w. J. HURST. Manages
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y -" V" "'' '''" - ""' ]. &. BABCOCR, Treas.
A GAS STOCKS. ..., ..,,
IA. NETWORK, METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, .
and all kinds Brooklyn and New Gas Securities dealt
INDY GEO II. Pithn 99,l.oooo'i o., ~ v
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, and ST. PAUL
~ RAILWAY CoThe annual meeting OF me Chease sili u,
YANKEE and IT. Paul Railway Company, for the election OF
Directors Transaction OF other busIers OF ulo
Company VIII be held IN Milwaukee at the C0mpanys once
on The SIN % June 1877 40 ~ O'Clock noon. , -
The transfer books viii be closed on I'D 0i MAY ana 10
o,nned on D, Mn of lime JAMES ". McKTNLAY,
'P''''" VII -"' ~ Assistant secretary
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Otran Steamers.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIp IINp

~ NETWORK TO BRISTOL fEnc1-DIBs1ssrri ia
Taxing goods and passengers for london rsrdig -.
Gloucester. and al porto IN Bristol Channel -'"s
sailing Pier Easf Riv.,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
The Rest Recupcrant

OF falling energy, tn At to which the tagged
out man of business, the brain-iatigued
author, the tired advocate or the weary
artizan can resort with the greatest GER
tainty that it will revive his overwrought
powers, is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters' 6
most genial tone cordial, as well as
benign remedy for di orders OF the stoin-
ach, liver. bowels aod urinary organs ana
a means OF eradicating and preventing In
termittent and remi'tent feyers. 1t not
only enrlches the blood and creates new
fund OF energy in the system, butt IL nae
the effect of expelling impurities from the
lif. current which beget disease. The In
furious influence of abrupt transition OF
temperature, OF an unwholesome climate
and Injurious diet, are CO lnteracted by IL,
and 1t promotes digestion, appetite ana
sound repo>e. Give 1t trial and be con-
WINGED.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

keep our affscsion for private life, and
We are more seSeful about marrying, iof
we hsyS po ystem Of divorces rsr.
hsps thaS easo9 sis that We have no lsvs
yers te py hostsa or rid 9tour hs,.
bands 6MiS5A A!lour pleasures sre
different. =.
1T is 30 with our religion. 1t dirn
from yours, but is that any reason los
supposins thst God has forgotten, So0'-
100000 OF his creaturesH II God 80
loy ed the world that be gave his only De-
gotten Son 10 die for il, does 1t seem
reasonable that he leaves the largest part
of that world without the benefit OF that
sacrifice?
The great religionist, Buddhs was our
Christ, and he taught US our religion az
least four hundred years before Christ:
1t has all the essential principles OF
Christianity. l don't see that this CHRIS,
tian religion is anything SO wonderful
that it should be advertised everywhere
like Mrs. Win:low's Soothing syrup.
What is this Christian religion? What
Is it to become Christian? take u 70
becoming Cbrist-msu. Wen, budona
taught how to become one"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

TIE first thing q young msn does on
seeing friend with new hat on Is 70
take it of and serene!y try it on his own
head. When q young lady sees an
.eouaintsnce with new bonnet on she
lust lifts her nose and serenely wonders
awhere the thing got that fright"
Ei | Recorder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

TIE body Brussels carpets no longer
have large panel designs. They have
warm, rich cOlors in artistic Eastern de-
signs, and have broad borders as wide as
a whole breadth of the carpet; the narrow
half. breadth and solid color borders are
not nearly as handsome as these.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

TIE Washington Nation keeps ham,
'msring away at the Whig party, aud
although it is about as up. hill as collect
ing funds tor the completion OF monu
meat to dead hero, it doesn't get bit
discouraged. Faith is beautiful thing
for any Nation to have.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

Iris not impossible that the noise IN
which We live, and which fools delight IN
as signs of cosmopolitan life, is resp 'nsl-
BILE for much of the paralysis, neuralgia
and general nervous irritation charac.
tens,ic of modern times.-Proridence
PresS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

THIS is truth the Buffalo Courier tells:
"But for their own demoralized condi-
ton the Republicans could not fail to see
that the Democrats are now in q condi.
ton of political health, cheerfulness and
confidence, which is in itself an indica-
ton and guarantee of future successes. "
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

Duane the summer and for country
houses the new straw nsttings are again
used, with Persian or Turkish rugs laid
in front of the larger pieces of furniture
and the hearth, or else in the middle OF
the floor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10

FoRT1-sEvEN sentimental young idiots
In Los Angeles, California, have paid
three dollars each to be vaccinated with
virus from the arm of the handsomest
Young lady in town.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TIME FIRM OF sAUvAGEoT & DERo
l. was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 4th day of May. 1877, the undersigned
taking the assets ofthe Arm, both stock and
book accounts, and has the sole authority
to collect debts due the firm. Persons
owing the late firm will please make pay
ment to the undersigned only. Creditors
will please present to me claims which
are due. / am selling of the stock OF
choice Notions at and below cost.
masr VICTOR SAUVAGEOT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-10
NEMADvER rlsEMfS,.
We Have . . this :! Day opsa,,
A FIRsT CLASS
.@ I'M o.., Store
Cor. Market and Ts,,I q.

W. mere you can tnd all goods u.s.u
tor nst-class Grocery trsda s unssseily ksr
pest OF Fresh, Sailed and Sma nu Ne vsry
hAT, SausSge, &c: Our mot,o !. Asst
Tba s,,,o. LL CHEAP FO1 Chsv,
y, . ms bto;,, nc WI prices win sosxins
The New York herald., 1877-03-20

that the captain and officers paid every attention to
the comfort OF the passengers, and she SPEAKS tne
highest terms OF the discipline on board the kusana
MRS puysrERs COMPANIONS IN rHE CABIN
Messrs Frank Mccall and Otto Pexler were ie'iow
passengers In the cabin with Mrs. Duysters ana ncr
daughter Adravina and her son Ernest.
THE SHIPS PAPERS AND CARGO.
Mr.. cambridge, the purser Of the Rusiand, came 70
broush. the ships papers, which were ., saved on.
damaged The cargo OF the Rusland con,
ss Of the casss window ssss
1908 cases window glass, s2 cases window sass a. o.
cases window glass, 72o cases window glass s. Loso
window glass 099 window glass 700 cases
window glass, 266 cases window glass, lse cases
window glass, 43 cases window glass; 45 cases
Wind Window glass. i22 crsos window glass l,7ls
window glass; 1000 cases window giass oaa M
cases window glass, $40 cases window glass a,S nass
glass, 80 window glass, cases glassware, iioI
window glass; 81 cases window glass, - cases
plate glass, cases glassware 100 cases plate glass II
bales CLOTH $50 bales old paper, 2S6 bales old paper
10 cases paving tiles plants, cases paper goods
case OIL paintings 70 cases M os"s sssG hon"hack
10 casks wine IL cases rolled zlnc, cases straw
stresses 81 bales greasy wool, 1000 pieces iron WIRE
l barrel brandy, 2 casks wine. cases personal
effects, &c. case chasublcs, barrel wine, ! case
merchandse. case coors l27 bales empty bags. 1903
bales empty bags 2l3 bales rags 70 bales rags cases
sheet iron, l20 bales old paper, ton putly, cases
iron leaves, barrel chiccory cases sheep roans
cases paper 6 cases tartar, 40 packages ulramarine
100 bales rags church ornaments Tor savannah
l parcel of books case arms. cases paper buttons
IL SKIS winc cases silks. 20 bales nax ana II casks
and package miscellaneous.
Much OF the glass In the cargo IS mazarnc biue ana
Il Is expected that most OF II will be saved several
heavy dealers in New York very ANXIOUS about the
glass Tor the draft the stock hand has been SO
great of the event oil tho loss OF TINS con-
signmcnt the market will he bare.
OFF PlLoTAGE
This winter with its ghastiy record OF shipwrecks
on the Long Island and New Jersey shores, points an
argument IN favor of making of shore piloage com.
puIsory In many instances ships have been STRANDED
with pilots on board they not been In charge.
md consequently not responsible for the acc'
dents
The New York herald., 1877-03-20
CHEAPER MILK.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In your article headed ''Cheaper MIX" there Is
mistake about the price Of milk and profits We have
been In tho milk business twenty years. and have Kept
continually twenty cows more or less. We buy our
feed Ior cash and we nnd alter close calculation,
that to raise pure milk IL costs US six cents the year
round We also buy 100 quarts at atForty-e2hth street
dcput and pay five aud three. quarter cents Tor
six months This includes freight ana all. Each
wagon rcas about 1870 quarts, and out OF 100 quarts
wo lose nitccn quarts by drippings. we pay boy
for driving IS a week, So month for horseshoeiDg
and sharpening months Of tho year. 50 week ior
horse feed then tho and tear OF wagons ana
harness wc are also working two O'Clock through
all weather. Tho milk raise Is better than any
milk we eau buy; therefore cost US onc-quartcr oil
cent moro Let all people wanting pure milk beware
of those soven swindors who represent that they
arc selling pure milk when thoy know they are selling
chalk and water hope you will kindly insert this
In your valuable paper IN justice TO those who SOL pure
milk. SArHniANVHD'
The New York herald., 1877-03-20
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS TRAPEZE ACT.

To rHE EDITOR THR HERALD:-
In answer to "A Citizen and 20. W. S." In Sum
days HERALD, I must say they arc wrong In thor
statement the trapczo affair at Robinson Hall last
Thursday night was there, and In justice to Captain
Williams state that the net was not spread under tho
performer, who was a woman 1t was thrown care
lcssly over tho orchestra rail. Captain Williams
walked down the aisle and spoke TO tho three
men who ounaing under tho trapeze. They
then took the net from tho rail and spread II IN
loose under the performer. Captain Williams
walked half way to the door, came back and spoke 10
one OF the three ncn who held the net; this man
the audience and said, GAS II Is against the
law to perform on tho trapez without having a net
properly spread aud secured underneath the per-
former we will do away with the act tonight" Hc
then told the performer twho since heard was his
wiie) to come down. she said, emo; this Is the way
make my living, and will finish my act" Ho again
told hor to down. which she did. As soon as ncr
feet touched tho floor, her husband took her bv
tho arm. and ut the same tmo made some remark
Williams put out his hand TO grasp him, In step.
ping back 10 avoid Williams he Tell. Captain W Wilams
did not strike him. Sclbert the manager then came
rushing from behind the scenes, and ordered the
man aud her husband or the stage. He was very grun
In hts language 10 them and TO Captain Williams.
They went on the stage. followed by Williams, VINO
arrested the manager. Captain Williams acted In
very quiet and genemanly manner throughout the
whole affair, ana all gentlemen who present Will
say the same. b. l.. g., No. 269 Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1877-03-20
-
COSTLY WATER WORKS.

The Committee on Water and Drainage, towhom was
referred the commu uncation from tho Department OF
City Works In relation to the new engine house at
daewood reported preamble and resolution setting
forth that In their opinion u Is necessary that imme-
date action should be taken Tor the construction Oh an
additional engine and pumping station. In case ot an
accidcDt either OF the engines now IN use II would
use great to the residents or Brooklyn
by the diminished supply of water. II would also save
large amount OF water going to waste during tho
time OF freshets. by being so arranged as
TO pump directly into the mains so
reoulred rho committee recommends that water
bonds be issued for said purpose, to the
amount Of $lO0,000 and that the Mayor, Comptroller
and CITY Clerk bc authorized TO issue bonds IN the
sum requisite the rcquison OF the Commissioners
OF the ijcp artment OF City Works. Alderman Mnrfha
inquired whether the money could be taken ron the
water revenue fund without mourning the necessity OF
the ISSUE of bonds OF tho city. The chairman
of the committee Mr. Roy, said that tho money would
have TO be issued in the regular FORM The report
after considerable discussion referred back 10 the
m tfeo