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Speaker Randall Fcars Grants
Reconciliation.
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House to-day W o"er'hs ; 's'o."uou
"h,en p'opo''u uo' o1y o.s
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ciai'n any ihNha'n w 'u0 P. '
House 10 assa'' u" oo'e'"oh oe'"s 'm.
niodiAr'y mauo ua' 'h's rs'o'u''ou ''a'u
not 10 introduced 1a question Of priv
ilegc, the Speaker pro tenn. submitted tho
vol. for The deci.iop nv tho House. which
,sforjsi tims for hurried and exciting con.
.ni,.tion AMONG Tho healer on both aides
- A.. ch. ard ths roll call pro.
-, .rid ,rest dIsorder Tbe Rennb.
,ts'a, ..a .,n,onI.i that pot,cr.. rss.
lie.ns na,,ns nns.,inn :, "sivi,..a
oIu''on was no' funss p.'isn =
ana ,easou,ns rno ~. .m,I, ~, Nv
vote LOT 'ns' ieso.nv" ,'y soino5 lii
okpeeteu W In.Ipl'' ", ''..nanu, ,hna
very Jew eA1,p'vv.n s',.n'oS srs,. A.
way W issnru W 'n'. '',s'seu 49, ~
relieve The Democratic majority from re,
sPon ,o ,hs comni.,ion ~ H. roll
cali disclosed a want Of q quorum. Moan.
while, Harrison was the center Of an angry:
yoeiierons and gss''n.anng group :,
nsom warn bn,isr' M.Nahon. Cor. Ian.
ming and Clymer. and under pressure Of
this sort ho Withdrew his resolution. An.
Sshei ae.nois,',su oms 10.
ln,io, .nshorizing Inc Potter Committee
h iny,-tirate electoral frauds in n
state of iIe Union where Il has probable
canse 10 believe ruch frauds were
practicrd, sunset Coz promptly moved
10 refer This resolution 70 Pottcr's com.
miitcc, and tho chamber again became .
Gene f confusion. during which nearly
ali the Democrats voted for the motion.
but tho Republicans rallying solidly
against II were reinforced by . sufficient
number of Democratic 10 defeat the refer.
ence. and Wilson's resolution was then
sJonteI' Ths universal opinion Of dis
nas.ion.te observers ia thai the pepubli.
cans gained a decided advantage In To-
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TIE Younevorth oys,sr Ind Chop House
No. u Bouth O street. virginia City. 10 The
leading estahlis hnent on the Qonstock.
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real ostate within the corporate limits OF
Ban francisco, except the small portion
which was derived by AlcAlde grants from
the Mexican Government. Sargent pre-
sented this petition without comment or
remark, except 10 move is reference To the
Committee on Military Affairs, on the
ground that II related TO . military rcser-
vstion. The motion was Of course agreed
TO.
lsss Nights ssssies 81 she House.
WARRINGTON. Nay pat the evening
session Of tho House Southland, Chairman
Of the Committee on Counting the Elocto-
raj Vote, reported . bill on that subject.
Ordered printed aud recomnitted, TO be
called up for consideration June 4th.
The House proceeded TO tho considera.
ton Of the bill introduced by Butler for
the publication OF IN official advertiser Of
tho United States, which shall contain all
public advertisements, etc. Butler RI.
planned tho objects and purposes OF tho
bill. and stated that tho intention was That
the proposed advertising record should
supersede all newspaper advertising for
the Government. After . good deal OF
noisy discussisn. and after various amend.
ments. the bill passed-yeas 100. nays II.
Sparks made . conference report on the
Indian . appropriation bill. which Was
agreed 70.
Knott asked unanimous consent to take
from the Speakers table tho bill for the
repeal Of the Bankrupt law. and concur In
the Senate amendments thereto. KennA
objected.
Adjourned.
.,.H.- ~. v-....,,v..,. M.
oss"ey
P%TrrsBun0. MAY 23.-Tho following 10
ths platform adopted by tho Democratic
co,x.,,,o,.
Tho Democracy of PENNSYLVANIA unani.
mously declare that tho Republican party.
iA measures y Us men' lre rrspu .nS
uni hi nar e,ists' II la. had control
Of the legislation Of the country. aud has
enacted and pcrpctuatd . policy th,' nas
enrlched tho Jew qua No.. I'm ono
~ favor. n = moneyed m%onopoIy. Of une.
ousi taxation, Of exemption Of classes. Of
high rates Of interest. aud OF reinorse.
less contraction. when mas ues'royea
every enterprise ,nA' sAvo em,
pioyment 70 iaoor. im pIesens sv,u
upon the Federal power was stcuIeup "
fraud, perjury anu forgery. ls iANs Ar'
unjust. ana in prac!ices Aro in'lnoIa,.
They distress the people ana destroy .heir
substance. The only remedy ior These
evils 10 In an entire change Of policy,
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CAPTAIN wAnsAw. President Of the Yer
mont Consolidated mine. has been on the
Comstock range for some days,
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EUROPE.
GOrtschak0f Is Certain Of
the Congress.
BUT RussIA's wARukE PREPARE.
TONS CONTINUE.
ESPECIAL Di,rArcHEs n a aoLD hni
DALI Naval
rhs Es.tsrn au.s.ion.

schouvaloff has arrived In London. but
tho nature Of the dispatches which he
bears from the Gar has not yet been
officially made public, and the situation oil
Affairs In Eastern Europe has not mate
rally changed since yesterday. There
seems TO be . deep-seated impression that
Russia has conceded enough TO England
10 make tho assembling Of . congress prob
able, but tho impression Is founded upon
simple conjecture, and can only DO verified
by Official advices. Meantime the insur.
rcction Of the Mussulmans In tho Rhodope
mountains still continues. A Russian vic.
tory over tho rebels WAS reported yester.
day. but no particulars { furnished by
which wo may Judge Of is Importance.
Tho Turks sro still busy strengthening
their lines around Constsntinople, and
Prince Charles still remains with bis army
In Iioumania. II war does result, II will
nnd all parties well prepared for the con-
teat.
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rnR pAi.AuE EATING STAND.

For . roast Of beef unezeelled In Storey
county, 70 to Thomas HsfirOn's railing Stand.
I'm the Palace saloon. No. ] North q street,
Virginia City. Fresh oysters 81 all hour. In
every style. Forty ninsrs always on hand o.
night. For tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl est OF all that the marietta
sIori, The Palace Eating stand has no superior.
Trry n. Apl3 N
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TELE GRAPHIC.
The Pennsylvania DEM
OcratS In Session.
4 PLATFORM FILLED WITH THE
OLD TIME clAP.IRAP.
Democrats Expose Them
selves in the House.
THEY REFUSE TO PLEDGE THEM.
SELVES AGAINST REVOLUTION.
Packard Confirmed n Consul to
Liverpool.
DusAsrR0Us FLOODS IN THE
BLACK ilILLs.
Speaker Randall Fears Grants
Reconciliation.
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The RituaUos In Eastern Europa.
CoSsrASTiSoPLS, May 23.-The Rus.
SLAMS have defeated tho insurgents near
the sources Of the River Arda. Many OF
the latter were killed and captured.
BELGRADE. May 23.-Thc ministerial
crisis Is ended. A compromise was made
by referring the question Of the legality OF
the sentences passed on civilians ny the
Military Commission To the Court OF APP
peal. The ministers have withdrawn their
designations.
LONDON, May 23.-Count Schouvalof
arrived too lato to have an interview with
Lord Salisbury. He will call upon Him
to-day.
A dispatch from St. Petersburg says
Prince Gortschakoff Is better. and hopes
10 attend the Congress. which 10 thought
to DO certain. An opinion prevails that
Count S~chouvaloff takes to London IN
structions containing tho elements OF .
friendly and decisive solution OF tho ques-
tlon at issue. The secrecy maintained BY
him will continue until the Government
receives his answer from London. which
will not be sent by telegraph, but by cou.
rier. Accordingly. nothing certain will
bo known before next week.
LONDON. May %. "A 1t. Petersburg cor
respondent says; We arc still lar from
the certainty Of peace. though tho general
conviction and sentiment In favor thereof
Is powerful. Military preparations arc
being pushed forward energetically. Even
II war Is avoided 10 il thought these will
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orranirInK nnirarIa.

LONDON. May GA Vienna dispatch
reports that General Korsakoff, Governor
General Of Bulgaria. has issued . procla'
nation announcing his appointment by
the Gar, and that he IL about To carry out
the Autonomatic organization Of the coun.
try. and prepare Il for the election OF .
Prince. As yet he says II IL necessary TO
employ Russians versed In administration,
but when the organization Is complete
Bulgarians will also DO employed.
The Herald Expedition 20 she North
Pole.
LONDON. May 23.-Thc Bennett Polar
ship will soon sail for HAvrc. where .
temporary crew will be shipped, when she
will leave for San Francisco. Bennett
hopes tho expedition will sail for tho
North In June. 1879. 1t will 80 by the
route through Behring Straits.
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steamer Empress Of India with . party OF
about IS persons on board. became I'M.
manageable and capsizcd over . dam on
Grand River at Gait, Ontario. tonight.
All the passengers plunged into tho river
below. A yet only ono body 10 recovered.
that OF Harry Jaffray Of Calf, reporter OF
. newspaper. Among the missing are Ed.
ward Wren. Thomas Elliott, Fred kanc.
John Frazer. James Montgomery, o OF
the propriotors Of the boat. Andrew Jack.
son, and Daniel Scott. Tho excitement
through town 10 intense. Little reliable
information can DO obtained. Search 10
being made at and below the scene OF the
disaster.
Psoksrd's Nsmiaasteu Cennrsaed
WASHINGTON. Nay 23.-The Senate yes
terday confirmed the nomination OF Sts-
phen d. Packard. Of Louisiana. 10 bc Uni
ted States Consul at Liverpool. vice Fair
child. transferred TO Paris. There was >
brief discussion over this nomination. and
the consular changes involved In its con.
hrmation. It was confirmed by . strict
party vots-27 Republicans against ~
bsmocrats-comprising all present except
S,nstor Eustis, who withheld his vote.
Tho Senate also confirmed Lucien Fair
child, Of Wisconsin. Consul General At
Paris. vice Alfred T. A. Torbert. recalled.
Nssss Rrsm shs Capital.
WASHINGTON. Nay 22.-wagnsr was con.
frmsd - Surveyor General for California
without opposition. and the Senate also.
by unanimous consent, authorized the no.
tifcation 70 10 sent to the President Inn
mediatsly without tho usual delay Of two
intervening executive sessions. during
which motions 10 reconsider may be en-.
tered. Consequently his commission will
be executed tomorrow.
The Senate Public Lands Committee
have adopted Growers bill. providing for
the creation Of . new land district COM
prising the eastern portion OF Idaho, win
an ONCE at Oxford, 0neida county.
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YACHTING NOTES.


The new schooner yacht intrepid, N.YY.C, Mr..
Lloyd Phoenix. was towed down the bay yesterday,
preparatory to leaving port extended ocean trial
trip large quantity OF stores taken on board
at the foot OF East Twenty-cghth street on Monday
II was rumored that tho yacht would touch at Ber-
muda before returning.
Mr.. N J. Hcrrcshof OF Bristol, r. L., is building a
caanaran, OF the size as Tarantclla tor par
ties in England. Sawyer Of this city, will make ber
SAILS tho rig also bcng the that of the faran-
telia. Tho new douoc-hulleG catamaran will be 30
feet in length; manboom,s 81 fcct; jbboom, 81 feet
gaG Is iect inches, aud the mast, above dock, 20
feet inches.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Brooklyn
Yacht Club will be held at their rooms, Court and
Montague streets. this evening.
Tho Atlantic Yacht CLUB, OF Brooklyn, viii hold
their monthly meeting on next Monday evening.
The schooner yacht Triton. Aye, Commodore
Tbaycr, went into commission Saturday last Shc
has then been down the bay two thrco times
stretching her new canvas.
The soop yacht Dolphin, AVG, Mr. Jacob Cooper,
went into nni,ssIon yesterday.
The schooner yacht ATLANTA, Aye, Mr. vermyc,
arrived at the foot OF Court street. Brooklyn. yester
day from Guy Island. She has pecn overhauled aud
new IN commission for the season.
Yacht Atlanta, N.Y.Y.C., Mr. Aston, from city
Island, passed the HERALD Station at Whtestonc
yesterday forenoon route to New York.
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CHASE'S CANOE TRIP.

Mr. Charles E. Chase, OF Harlem, started on his
trip yesterday morning from tho loot Of 10th
street, East River Precisely at six o'clock pushed
of from the landing opposite "Uncle Bill's place."
and company with Mr.. w. Mnlner, Jr. tine latter
in working boat) proceeded up the Harlem River,
through Spuytcn Duyvel Creek TO the Hudson.
Tho tide was strong against tho craft, and tho
progress made worry slow. Under Kingsbrldge
both canooist and his companion required TO
wade snort distance and push the Bubble, for such
Is tho name OF Mr. Chase's craft the shallow
places; but at half-past eight o'clock the Hudson
was reached, where Mr. Millner bade hrs friend
"Goodby." In his fragile craft Mr. Chase had
slowed ali the clothing and cooking utensils that
intention to do his cooking, and to
sleep ashore IN the cauoc, which pad weather
q shelter tent Will be spread. His supplies will be OBJ
tanned route. Hc desired to reach Tarrytown last
night, stopping at Yonkers on tho way. The course
Will extend up the Hudson, through Lake Champlain
ana tho Sorel Rivor; thence via ST. Lawrence and
canal to Kingston: thence among tho Thousand
Islands and down the st. Lawrence TO Quebec thence
the Chaudiere TO Lake Aegantic ana by portage to
hcadwatcrs Of ami down the Connecticut River;
The yacht canoe Bubble was built in February last
by Mr.. james Evers0n, lot williamsburg She Ia OF
the shadow model and ciinker built, the sidos OF
white Pine one.quartcr OF an inch thick and
the deck OF Spanish cedar. Her length is
IA feet inches; beam, at top Of topstreak,
weight, 65 lbs. Snc is provided with water tight COM
partmcnts, at each cnd ana will float under tho
weight o, Mr.. Chase and all his traps, even though
the midship section be filled with water. The Bubble
paddle, and Is lttcd with three sails, MAN, jb and
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AN ATTORNEY RELIEVED OF CON-
TEMPT.

In March, 1877, the Special Term OF Tho Court Of
Common Pleas, Judge Van Brunt, In the action Of
John II. Morris and others against Seah Hiier, hold
Samuel H. Randall attorney Of the court guilty Of
contempt OF court and imposed lno of 81, 200 Tor
having advised Hilcr TO give. whtlo under inunc-
ton order OF the Court restraining him from dspos
ing OF hts properly, written order upon The City
Charles Dusenbury, trustee, &C., certain surplus
fund OF 81 300 which the Court OF Common Pleas. In
the action OF Sclah Hiicr against Martha N.
Wettcrich had ordered TO be paid by the
Chamberlain Hitler his order. Mr.. Randall
claimed ne had not violated any order Of tho
Court In advising Hiler, because the titloto the
fund In the trustee, his client, and that IL
Nacrs duty give the ordor to his trustee notwith-
standing injunction order restraining him, mas
Hitler mad by q deed Of trust conveyed this
surplus fund to the trustee year before the injunc-
ton order made and served on Hcr In tho Morris
against him and that HIlcr had property In
said fund. On appeal taken by Mr.. Randall 10 the
General Term of the Common Pleas the order OF tho
special Term affirmed, that Court, by Chief US
tce Day, declaring, In Its opinion IL was very clear
torneys part IN disobeying the order OF The Oeurt
straining Hiicr ana MS attorney, &c. Mr. Randall
thon appealed 10 tho Court Of Appeals IRON the
OF atlrmancc tho latter Court held OF
TO have beer committed.
The Commou Pleas, by Mr. Chief Justice DAILY,
tho ling OF the remtitur IRON the Court of Appeals
by Mr.. Randall and on HIS motion, entered an order
May 4, at Special Term, making tho order OF the
Court oil Appeals the order OF the Court OF Common
Pleas ana reversing the.ordcr adjudgng Mr.. Randall
guilty OF contempt OF court and denying the motion
to punish MIN for contcmpt, with full costs against
ccsding. samuel IL Randall attorney Tor himself aud
d. d. Portor for the realtors.
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city authorities regarding the regatta to DO held DUR
ing the coming summer. The Regatta Committee VIII
hold meeting on Tuesday next at No loo Broadway.
The officers Of the vesper Rowing Association' OF
Snug Harbor, s. T., for the current year are as io-
iows;--Prcsident G. II. Grundav; Vice President, ..
II. Rowland Captain, J. W. Edwards5 Neasurcr, II.
5. Pratt; Secretary. q. A. Irving
Tho Viking Rowing Association, OF Bayone, ~ o.,
VIII mold their annual regatta tho 30th inst fhc
officers Tor me year are; -Presideni = W. Gihsra'
Wee President, w. b. Moorhousc; Treasurer, u. OAR
rah; Secretary J. H. stoddard Captain. q. H. Haisey;
Lieutenans, II. y. duncan. Jr; Regatta Committee'
H. r. Duncan. Jr., II. y. Godfrey and J. II. sioddard
The Carman Rowing Association have elected the
following officers for the f:-President A. e Son
lard; wee President G. G. Baker; Secretary, Y: ..
Audubon; Treasurer, A. b. wilson; Captain A ~ kec-
gan; Lieutenant. 4. Knapp Jr. Coxswain, II. A. :.
Martiu; COMMITTEES on Membership, a. J. keegan, =.
T. Martin Jr, Robert Saul Potter Hunt and ID. Do
Long, Trustees George NJ. Cushing, W. II. henderson,
William X. Knapp A. J. Swartz ana X. j. Morrison.
Columbia College will hold It's spring regatta on
Saturday 1lth inst There VIII be OF pair cared
gigs; six-oaEed shells, entries Tor which may BIO ex.
pectcd from tho Seniors, Sophomores ana Freshmen;
four-oared shcs-the College W. School OF Mines;
and thoro is prospect OF contest between the
foaf that go TO England and picked six. All the
races will be ono mis- and rowed down stream
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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Republican Hall was 1Ilcd with beautiful flowers Of
all kinds yesterday aitcrnooncarnations. tuberoscs,
lilies, szaea cypripedia, Urls, ferns and orchids 1t
the occasion OF the May meeting and distribution
OF premiums OF the New York horticultural Society.
President James ". Paterson occupied the chair and
secretary W. J. Davidson read tho minutes of tho
Apri meeting SIX new members were elected. Mr.
David FOULS road interesting essay somo OF tho
qualifications necessary for q good gardener. They
werc:-A thorough knowledge Of his business, q
knowledge OF mo principles OF landscape gardening
and greenhouse architecture, practical knowledge OF
all tho operations connected with gardening, power
their employers hgn standard OF morality, ana last
butuo least, good wife. some discussion concern
Ing Inc difference between amateurs and profession
ais then arose but the matter WINS hnaiy recrred to
the Executive Committee ~ was announced that Mr..
I. T. Quinn, OF Newark would address tho society at
their next meeting in June.
on the report OF tho Committee on Plants the fol-
loving premiums were awarued.--ro Woolsow Co.,
Passaic n. D., tor collection OF forty species OF ma
tive plants, So; 10 George Sucn south Amboy, N j.,
collection OF flowers. ~; rnomss Jones' gardener Tor
Mrs Fisher Howe, Brooklyn, specimens oil ydran geas
diploma; John henderson, group OF dahias and
Donstrous tubcroscs, SPECIAL notice. John Finn Nor
risania, N. ", two disbcs OF mushrooms, one OF
grapes ana one OF peaches 50; q. L. Allen, oil Queens
county, N y, Two specimens OF giadioi irs and two
OF poiygonatun tSoomon's seal), special notice
Woolsow Il CO., collection Of hardy lowering plants
aud shrubs, diplomat Mrs. W. IA. Burgess, Glen Cove,
J.. l., collection Of rosos, IS aud special notice
Isaac Buchanan, collection OF plants, IS aud special
notice; W. Bennett, collection OF plants, $40 ana a
special notice for ino and tasteful wreath OF
s,ephanotis; Arthur Mavner, gardener 70 Mrs. Nor.
aap, collection OF orchids, diploma: y. Zeer, Fiat
busn j. L, twelve sscdlng carnations, certificate OF
merit.
The certificate OF merit Is the highest grade, nex.
tho special notices, aud lastly tho MONEY prizes.
After the adoption OF tho report the meeting adj
Journed aud the rest OF the afternoon was spent in
inspecting the beautiful collection OF flowers that had
n af
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CRICKET.

A special meeting OF the Staten Island Cricket Club
hcd yesterday to take action tho constitution
OF the recently formed Cricketcrs Association Alter
full discussion the club resolved that they recog-
nizcd IN tho proceedings OF the Convention many
practical rules and useful suggestions intended for tho
better government Of tho game OF cricket, and that
whc they hoped TO profit by many OF the suggestions
and to introduce experiments such be found
desirable they deemed unadvisabls to JOIN tho asso.
olstion for enc prescott year
The Staten Island 80 81. George clubs having re-
fused enter tho association the Manhattan is tho
only local club that has adopted the constitution
and rules The Staten Island 1rst eleven Is to play
tho Manhattan first eleven June 20, aud tho
second clevcns OF tho same clubs to play on July
o. Eut the action OF the Staten Islaao Club may IN
terfcre, there are several members OF Staten
Island Cub VINO are also members OF the 81 George
Cub should tho Sta on Island oevcn contain any at
members OF the 81 George tho Maintains may
refuse 10 play. But tue rule as adopted only
refers the clubs belonging to tho association
ond not prohlbt any club playing with out
side .rcvoviDg'' club The subject will DO scussed
Al the practice meeting OF the Manhattan Club al
Prospect Park to-day.
The professional TO the Staten leland Club,
Mr.. Henry Russell, vs. M excellent groundsman aud
good ''coach." Tho ground is IN beautiful condition,
aud tho .'opcniDg day" Will DO held some tlmo next
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In compliance with the wishes OF many business
men In the northern section Of wcstchester county
and tho southern portion of Putnam county Mr. O. r.
Fowler. civil engineer. Of Pecksk has been engaged
Tor n short time past In making a survey as 70 tho
feasibility OF connecting railroad between Brewster,s
station Putnam county. on the line OF tho HARLEM
Railroad, and Pcckskill, Westehcstcr county on tho
line OF the HUDSON River Railroad, the main obiect
being TO mako complete connection with the
turing districts OF Southern New England
on Ihc Hudson River Tor tho present. and
at NO distant day to continue the samo
from the Hudson at Pcekskill to Turner's On
the Eric. Mr. Fowler has nade an EXAMINATION
OF the first link commencing at decp water on tho
Hudson River, touching The village of PccksKi al or
nonr the old depot, and following the brook about
through the centre OF the village, passing direct on
through SHRUB Oak and Jefferson Valley to Lake
Mahopac, distance OF twelve and half miles thonca
continuing 70 Browstcrs total distance OF about
twenty -hvo miles, at cost Of about $500 ooo when
amount - 10 be raised entirely upon nrst mortgage
bonds svoiiDg the necessity OF bonding the disrct
along The route Tue road ~ to be broad nnuge and
called the "Pcckskii aud Brewsters Rairoad.r the
grade Will not exceed 12J feet 10 the mile and that
OF Reekskilh