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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
THE PLA 1srED-HANLAN BOAT RACE.

THE PLAISTED-HANLAN BOAT RACE.
NEw YORK, March 20, 1873.
To THE EDITOR THE HKRALD:-
In your issue OF to. day fnd under "Boating
Notes" that Erred. A. Plaisted OF Now York. who Is
matched to row Edward Hanlan. OF Toronto, Ont,
two-me straghtaway race on Toronto Bay. May Is,
has begun preliminary work the Harlem
RIVER" Under ''Hanan's Rowing Matches
hanlan vs. Plaisted"-I ind tho somewhat
contradictory statement that ''up to tho pros
cDt Time match between these Ia closed,
y The hitch now Is to have the umpire nOm-
mated INN ediate w. First, he would have Curtis or
one; but a shot was nred into that him
agree 10 leave such appointment with tho editor OF the
Clipper, aud now the apparently last SCRABBLE bubble
has Ueen started To have the nom nation made inmc
dIateIy. For what pur2oscss Tuat there may be
more chances to break of the match3 so lar II 10
possible that The race may come oil on May l5 Tor
81 900 aside. Mayor Morri on stakeholder, scene
Toronto Bay. Two miles straigbtaway course" All
TINS seems very strange to aquatic gentlemen wnO
give any attention to the Sporting press the New
York Clipper, oil M,rcn 10, contained the ''articcs"
iu signed and delivered. ami thc nrst deposit OF
money Is with the Gator oil That paper Palstcd's
representative AT the Grst meeting with hanlahs agent
accepted Mayor vi Toronto maj and
reference to the nies OF tue Clipper, which contain
all the correspondence, VIII show That Piasted TO
row race, proposed ny lia0an, as TO course money
pointed according 10 Hauan's method OF appoint
mcnt. Under "Hanlan vs.. Riley" ems exists
match only IN the fertile brain oi some Boston
worthy VINO started the rGmors. Hanan l. by no
think, January IL, contained Rlcy's challenge TO
Banlnp 10 row Oh July IL. hauan answered he
would accept, but not Tor that date. Rey's repre-
sentative pressed HauIan's agent, when mere IN
gard to the Piasted race, TO close a match with
Riley, but this was positively declined. Trusting
tnat tho HERALD ocsircs % gisc the pubic the truth
ani facts 10 reg IRA 10 aquatic matters. aud show
prejudice or iavOr, am very truly YOUR,
ONE WHO KNOWS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsnIyGroN, March 90, 1878.
Passed Assistant ginecr j. NJ. Emau ue Is ordered
TO duty In charge OF machinery OF IRON -clads at
Brandon, Va Passed Assistant Engineer W. A.
Windsor Is detached from ironclad duty at Brandon
Va. and ordered 10 the Plymouth. Passed Assistant
Engineer l. J. W. Cooper Is detached from the
Plymouth and placed on waiting orders
CONVERSATIONS THE SENATE.
The Senate to-day confirmed The ing nomn
tons:-
Commodore Edward +. Nichols to be admiral,
vice George II. Prcblc, retired.
To be cnsgns IN the navy-Frederck W. Cof1n, OF
Massachusetts; Harry NJ. Hodges OF ILLINOIS; William
Is. Caperton, oil Tennessee; James I. smith, OF North
Carolina, and Ridgoley Hunt, OF Louisiana.
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the train started and no got OF the city then he
tho detsctlve would 20 and notify Mr.. Kmba of tho
arrest, which he dd about three O'Clock ol Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. kimbal examined the court record the day That
ne received notice OF the arrest OF Mr. Noycs, and II
was shown that the issued until Tues
day. March IL Consequently II became evident that
Mr. Noyes had been held at least hours IN conine
ment without any authority Whatever tor his reten-
ton and restraint OF liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
THE TIMBER QUESTION IN MON
TANA

HELENA, March %, 1873
Great interest is mani Tested hero the timber
discussion IN Congress. Indignation express cd az
the report of the special agent OF the Interior Depart
ment from this place. The largest mill In the Terri.
tory averages about six hundred thousand feet OF um-
Der daily. since the enforcement OF the timber las
mills havo been running on timber previously ielied.
Whom this Is worked oil the mil owners propose
awaiting the action oil Congress before telling moro
timber Mining operations-quartz mining exccp ted--
were practically suspended last Ia before
into operation Cordwood is now as cheap hereto
lore, owing to the unprocedcntedy mild winter Wood
has been mostly cut IRON cead timber. The timber
cut In Montana ID all used by the Territory
and has rarely If ever, exceeded The demand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
HORSE NOTES.

Tho horses for the coming great sale ut the Amor.
can Institute Building continue 10 arrive. Mr.. A. b.
Darllng's string, numbering twenty seven, and Mr.
G. IL. Kcrner's lot arrived on "Wednesday. Visitors
docking IN In numbers TO inspect the notable an
imals, among which Kentucky Prince, Blansire, In.
bori,or 10y Jay Gould out Lucy rnc Marquis, Bona
Eide tbrotner to Breeze, Bruno, &c, attract cue
snare OF attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WAsHiSGToN. March 22, 1873.
Leave OF absence for months on surgeons GER
tincate Of disability Is granted Post Chaplain George
r. Van wyck, U. 5. A. Leave Of absence for four
months Is granted to FIRST Lieutenant George y.
Towle, Nineteenth Infantry
Tho President sent the follow ing nominations to
the Senate to-day First Lieutenants Leonard Hay
aud George ;. rowe 10 be captain; Second Lieu
tenant 5. T. Vedder to be first lieutenant; Second
Lieutenant Frederick Marsh OF Second artillery, to
DO second Lieutenant FIRST artillery.
he Senate to-day confirmed the following nomna-
tious:-Flrst Lieutenant Russell Glover captain
Second Lieutenant Charles +. shoemaker 10 be hrst
ledant: Third Lieutenant Joseph Croyet to bs
ond lieutenant; Third Lieutenant Frank H. Newcomb
to be second lieutenant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
TIE POMONA SEIZURE.

The steamer Pomona, OF tue Norm Shore line.
seixct by The Collector Of the town OF Casieon ios
the pay mcut OF back taxes Is advertised to ~
sold on Wednesday next Tho ste imboat Josephine
has been chartered aud Is running In her place.
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The OAR.
NEWPORT, March Fl, 1878.

NEWPORT, March 81, 1878.
The Narragansett Boat Club, of Providence, has
lenged the Boat Club Of Pawtucket TO q three-nile
race with turn In six cared Shells Tor the champion
ship OF Rhode Island aud four cared shell. The time
and place has TO be mutually agreed upon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-23
THE SEVENTH CAVALRY ORDERED TO pnEpA

THE SEVENTH CAVALRY ORDERED TO PREPARE
FOR FIELD SERVICE.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BISMARCK, D. T., March %, 1878.
The Seventh cavalry, at Fort Lincoln has received
orders to prepare Tor ncld service Captain u. ID.
Baker VIII reieve Lieutenant Chubb, department
quartermastes here for three years.
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THE TALLApoosA AT BOSTON.

BosroN, March %, 1875.
Tho United States steamer Tallapoo.a, Lieutenant
DAVID G. McRltchle, commanding, arrived here TO-
day IRON Nea York
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that they were not present when he signed them He
does not know whether awards made any Of
those proposals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

ERIE'S LEGAL LABYRINTU.
JAMES M'uENRY BEGINS NEW SUIT

JAMES MuENRY BEGINS A NEW SUIT.
The application Of James McHenry to be al
lowed TO come IN as a defendant in the suits by the
People. by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. and
by j. c. Bancroft Davis trustee, against the Erie Rail-
way Company, and for poslponement OF the sale now
advertised for next Monday, appointed for argu-
ment yesterday After sharp discussion between
Mr. mcfarland and cxJudSe Green, it adjourned 10
Friday oiGer to show cause, by mistake, not
including the Attorney General and his representative
Peter b. Olney, not having received any instructions
from him.
Mr. McIIenry's petition defines his claims. Beside the
various charges made in other proceedings he that
at the close OF the transactions by which 1t sought
to give the Erie Railway Company great through line
way Company and the Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati
and indianapolis Railway Company, he rendered all
account to the Erie Railway Company, in which
in December. 1875. OF this amount $780,
Company and In October 1874 he consented to the de-
livery Of 11.i77 shares OF that company 10 the Erie
Railway Company, but he claims that they were de-
uvered subject lien In his favor for the money adj
yanced by him for their purchase He then held, he
snys In consequence Of the transaction, 13l,50O
OF the western extension certificates of the Atlantic and
the time, but claims that he retained q
first lien them. He charges that these and
other funds not included in the mortgages but
that Receiver Jcwctt, by laying third rail
ana in other ways, has wasted the funds applicable to
the payment OF general creditors for the benefit OF the
mortgages, and has failed to enforce the settlement be-
tween the company and Jay Gould to its full extent,
which would have added 90 those funds
In aid Of his prttioD, Mr. McIfenry has begun new
suit in which MesSrs. Gray IL Davenport his attOr
neys for accounting with the Erie Railway Company
his claims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
PIYING ITS DEPOSITORS.

The Brewers and GrocerS' Bank, at Third
ave and Twenty yesterday paying of de-
postors There was about geo deposit, and only
Sc 900 OF this was withdrawn yesterday. There i no
anxiety on the parr OF depositors. At meeting OF the
directors and -tockhodcIs 1t determined uuani-
ousv to close the bank. aud retire from business.
ami following notice was posted This bank viii
cease deposits ana alter to-day. Customers
are requested leave their pasbOoks 10 be written
and Withdraw their balances. March 20, ISIS the
president of the bank is the BREWER James EvcIaci, and
The directors are owen w. Brennan, $. Melrhach. T. j.
NcCnhl John Mullane IL. b. Hertz D. solomon. and >.
Scrbcrgrr.
The bank started about year and half ago. with
"A capfal OF $4,000. Business good untIl dell
euy Of $50 600 was discovered In the accounts Of the
cashier After this confidence in the concern was some
what shaken and loss OF business ed to dissolution
while the bank yet solvent. The bonds given by the
cashier are good FOR the deficiency. There tllk
az reorganization II the form Of an uptown National
bnuk, with Il capital of SeOO.UDO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
NEU-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
GENERAL LAWS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF CITIES
AMENDING THE USCRY LAW.

GENERAL LAWS FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF CITIES
AMENDING THE USCRY LAW.
lfROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TItDUNE.I
TRENTON, March 20.-This has been another
day of talk than work in both Houses but moro
particularly in the Senate where nearly the entire
ing taken up with frutless discussion Of
the bin making the minimum price per diem for
convict labor In the State Prison 80 cents. II was
finally recommitted TO the committee, with instruc
lions 70 report tomorrow morning Senator Magic intro
duced an important BILL which provides for commits
sion to prepare general laws Tor the government OF
cities. IL provides for the appointment OF two Senators
by the President Of the senate, two members or the
House by the Speaker and three citizens by the
Governor. to be confirmed by the Senate.
Mr. Lewiss bill which provides that contracts may be
made for OF per cent interest, and which also
provides that the of per cent shall not be coli
lectablc a suit nj law, taken up in the House and
read second time without opposition.
On motion Of bIT. Moore the Senate went into execu
tive session, and the following nominations were pre-
senfed:
Juotges Of Common Peds-Atantic. Joseph Scull;
Burlington. Clay ton i. Black Cape May. HezeKah God
frey Cumberland, Nathaniel ctraton Essex, stephen
W. Tichenor; Gloucester, Samnel T. Miller Iiddcscx,
Charles Newton Ocean, Richard H. COnOvcr; Passalc.
Henry L. simmons Salem, william Pummer, vice Mas
krll Ware same county. Allen Wallace, To I'LL uneXplrcd
term; Somerset. John VI. GarretsOn Union, Presiding
Judge Richard f. Mccormick Warren, Jehiel T. Kern.
Of PitotTgcThomss :. NegGs, Hudson
Robert SmOnson. Essex; Judge District Court jersey
City-John Garrich
The nominations all referred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
DAMAGE BY THE HIGH WIND.
A WELSH BARK CArsIZrD At HER PIER-LIGIITRRs
AND sCOWs ADRiFT.

WELSH BARK CAPSILFD AT HER PIER-LlGNTPRs
AND sCOws ADRIFT.
The high wind of yesterday caused consld-
cradle damage the rivers Several lighters and scows
broke adrt from their moorlngs and carried dow
tie 10y the tide. to be picked by the towhoat
The iron bark Maxima. Of Swansea casized ut the loot
OF Rutgers slip and had her spars and rigging badly
damaged she arrived In port from Annoy. China. about
two weeks ago with cargo OF tea, ana
had just finished dischar ying preparatory 10 taking
Oh board cargo of grain for Iavrc The vessel being
light ballast logs equal to ninety tons. were fastened on
each side by means OF chains. While Captain suaw ard
his crew at breakfast the stops" the port side
were carried away owing TO tho high wind which caused
tho vessel to roll and before the could To
The deck the bark her beam ends with her
Keel out OF water and her and rigging lying across
the pier and nferiockcd wish tho asis Uf the ship Cold
stream The toI-gaant uasts were snapped o. aud the
staroard ia aud much OF the olhampei were carried
away. Tho and cane ~ riggers were imn"dniey
put work strip the and rigging when !awsers
were passed the ycsel and made fast 10 tie msis
ana The ship was again rightcd. The damage, II =
thought. Will not exceed ~ 500 several long voyages
and deaths board OF this ycssc have made the crew
feel supCrsiiiiOus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21

opinion Of declaration that 5000 900 OF Treasury
notes might be reissued minimum and as a max
mum. to be supported by retention by law OF $780,
100000 OF gold In the Treasuryi
Secretary Sherman-That would be very beneficial:
Because think the fear about That would
be overcome
Senator KernanAnd opinion is that authority to
reissue the legaender notes should be expressly given
by lbwi
Secretary shermau-I think that authority TO re-
issue unqncsioned and undoubted would take
away the fears of ali classes OF people. First,
those in favor OF imitation who do not want
the greenback destroyed. Then In the Eastern
States where they think ought 10 retire the green
backs and issue bank notes instead ana believe that we
bound under existing law 10 pay the whole OF the
1900 600 600, and that are not prepared TO do
Senator AllisOi-In ether woIds you think we cannot
10 and maintain specie payments without tho
power to reissue I
Secretary Sherman--I do not think we can.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
About forty of the members of the Kings

About forty of the members Of the Kings
County Democratic General Committee, whose
seats were declared vacant by the order
Of Boss" Mclaughlin March IL, met
last evening. Among. those present were Register
OF Arrears SCOTT, Fire Commissioner Gallagher. City
Works Commissioner Flaherty, Aldermen OReiily and
Ornsboc. JohI Gardner, Colonel y. G. Davis, d. \. HUI
lett and Edmund Terry. Mr. iiulett presided
The " Boss" action declared tn DE unconsttu-
io;a The elected members u was saiu, were chosen
10y The stuiing 81 bulot-bOEcs ana other
Illegal means while those members whose
seats were made bad been properly appointed
under the constitution These members claimed that
they the regular D.mocrntc General Committee.
The resolutions w.ich adopted stated that lac
ton of the Democratic General Committee, composed OF
persons no had secured hrr ats through the agency
Of lraud In omen defiance Of the constitution
and bylaws. by freua and force mad taken
possession uf the committees rooms, records. etc.
II was resolved that committee II seven
De- appointed ny the Democratic General Committee oi
Kings County To consider what action should be taken.
81 - the courts Otherwise 10 regain pos
session OF tie records, books and assets. The COM
lec also authorized 10 prcpar" an address 10 -he
Democratic Electors Of Kings County, explaining the
separation oi The nciel Committee from the corrupt
element which had gained access to II ~ fraud ana bal.
.fu
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DIED.

AaMERMAN-In BROOKLYN, March 10 1873. Louse Bliss
Day wife Of Albert Ammermaa -. ,,o r,,o,,,,,cs,
on Friday afternoon, 22d INST, at o'clock.
cARPETrER-on "Wednesday, March 20 Hettie %o q
James l.. Carpenter ana daughter OF the atc Johh v"
Notice Of funeral In Friday morning papers.
GILLETT-On wednesday. March 20. Ann Dcrin!ck widow
of iiofaio Giilet, IN The sith year oi her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
JACoBUs-on Wednesday morning. Goth inst Augustus L.
FSneTa from the residence father John Jaeo9us 20 ST.
Nark'paGe ON srlay afternoon 22d ns at O'Clock
MAIREr-On Monday, March Is. Eliza, widow Of Henri
and daughter OF the late Jusus Thompson in tho
invited attend the funeral At her late resitenee
hat or no aSSfs be sent ' AZ
MARIEon Taesiay morning. March - Camille Marie jr.
Relatives ana friends invited attend his funeral at the
South Dutch Church corner ON ave aGu 1lsts on
dA the Dist inst, at 10 ococS Ii is requested that no
MAXWELL-In Brooklyn March Is. 1875. Laseeles E. Max
Stvcs and friends are respectfully invited to attend
neral rom his late residence. lo9 W@smng'onaVe" On
MoNEYPENNY-o Tuesday. March TO- Catherine A. Mon
FTeRds are attend The funeral from the re,gegso
at 10 oclocK a. m.
sCorr-on TUESDAY March 10 Q: aightheIa Jq9 q,
r. John b. anu Cora u Scott III the 9TH year OF MS
Funeral private on Thursday. at pm.
suEEWOOD-On TUESDAY morning, after long illness
TRENDS are invited TO attend the funeral from
Iift o 'SIS iS''u'''' ''' '' ''''''' '''
sIIIcK-In BROOKLYN, Tuesda March 49, Esther ann,
widow Rev John 4. Silck after brief illness,
the 6Jih year ot her 49,,
Funeral services will be hod residence OF her John
H. -ick. l,j9l Atantieaye, on Thursday @leihoo' @ta
O'Clock.
RELATIVES and friends invited 10 attend. 49,
Tho remains Will be taken to Willie Plains the folo~in:
morning
TRowRRIDGE-on wednesday morning March 20. Grace
Eeb.eca Only cAid Of Edward aud Minnie H. lrowOIicge
agel 10 monihs
Funeral services residence Of her father 2lS Hard
son,st Bi0oyn, this hulsuay morning, at ia oe.ocA
Relatives and friends invited TO De present.
The will be PiItshed Mass Tor nterment
WELIS-At his residence in Albion y. X March H. 1873,
James Wells. formerly OF New-Iartford. ~ " aged ~
years
woop-On "wednesday, March 20, of pneumonia. Samuel
wood, aged s3 years 49, 40,
Funeral service, at residence No 80 West 30st,
FRIDAY. O'Clock =. nj also az II GEORGES Ihu'ch'
IIcmpstcad. /. L., nj ~ O'clock SATURDAY.
ca train by central .aroad leaves Long Island CITY
IL a.. ---.,
Relatives friends invited to attend 1t requested
hat u flowers be sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
NHIP NEHN.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NETWORK .................. MARCH 90
CLEARED
Steamship Elysia (Brl McRitchie. London, Henderson,
steamship parthia IBrA Talbot Liverpool, Charles @.
Steamship CITY Of Montreal (Brl Brooks Liverpool via
steamship Olaf (Danj Andersen, Havre France Fmch.
steamship state of Georgia Br Cooper, Glasgow. A Bald.
steamship Columbus Reed. Havana. Cuba VIM. p Clyde 4
STEAMSHIP Herman Livingston DaSsett Savannah Murray
steamship Santiago Cuba Crowel Charleston Jas w.
ship Elizabeth qta). schwarting London. Koop
Slip Crown (sr). Thompson Hayre France Boyd
Bark Lala W. CBr) Woodwork. London J. W. Parker &
Bark Sovereign CBr) Morris Bristol. Eng O. f. Bullcy.
Bark Gam Nor Wishes Cork FOR orders Benham Boye'
Bark Souvenir tNor Andreasep, Dublin, ireland Punch.
garK Ord (Sor). Nielsen, Bordeaux France C. Tobias 6
Bark Giuio (ral Paolo Bordeaux, France Lauro sto-
Bark Atlanta Davis Marsolles France Snow q Burgess.
Bark Pym OBJ, stapleon, Yokohama Japan, Charles t.
BarK o6eron Br), Haney, Melbourne Australia Miller 6
BarE Pudel tGer, ParIow Danzg Germany, Funch Edge
ask Stanley Cor wrodsen. Bergen, Norway, C. Tobias
BARK Edith Davis. Macarty. Buenos Ayres Arg Con- J.
Bark Curacao (Br) Faulkner, wilamstadt Cur. Joseph
ARRIVED
Ca Ca V'nssn ''n with "a'e and pass to raa'' h'y'
steamship Geilert (Ger Barends Hamburg March o. VIZ
Hayre 9th. with mdse. and pass. 10 RuDhardt & Co
steamship City of Washington. Zimmerman, Havana
DAYS. with indse. and pass to r. Alexandra S sous.
Steamship Algers, hawthorne, New.Orleaus days Win
Ship r cn S OF % % SSsd 1boy Manila Sept, IT,
with udse. order; vessel TO Geo L. Bulley.
Bark Regia (NOr Larsen London 90 days In ballast to C.
Tobias
Bark Hssse tNor samuesen Liverpool 81 days. in BALLAST
TO BOckmann. Oerlein & Co. .
Ita. Costello, Plymouth AZ days. in
ballast order.
Al City Island, n. W.. cloudy.
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON March 20Saed 14th inst, Gustavo; 18th inst
F. Reck MagdaeDe Auguste Capt Won Harfen; 10Th inst
Marie Olsen; NJ f. Cann the latter Tor Delaware lve
2Oth inst Amelia Capt Burgess for NewYorA; viva ior
Baltimore.
Marseies 18th inst. Maria Sarah Rosa, Capt. AndersoD
Fidea 18th inst, Ardenea St Bernsrds EcanO Capt Gar
land Gibson. W. f.. Heard A. f. Stoneman, the lat
Seafori Northern Queen Capt DolaTd OF Deal 10th
inst Northern Queen Capt Sulock, Emile, Dnge M. j.
Brady. - .. ...x
LONDON. March 2OThe steamship Essen (N0r Capt Jur.
from Orleans Feb 10, arrived at Lisbon On tao
18th inst.
QUEENSTOWN March 20The IDman Line steamship City OK
Brussels from Liverpool sailed hence to-day for New YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON March 2Orho North German logds steain-
ship Mose Capt Neynaber from NewYork March for 3re-
men. has arrived here
LIyEePooL, March 2O.-The steamship Caribbean (BrD.
Capt Sanry, Baltimore March 5. arrived here
The steamship Palestine r) Capt whitney, SAILED today
or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
COMMITTEE REPORTS on TIE SCHOOLS

Mayor Ely Informed the Board Of Educa-
tion Yesterday that lie had received the resignation OF
Commissioner Leonard IIazellins and lad appointed
David Wetmore 10 the vacancy. Mr.. WetmoIe was one
OF the Conmis .oners whose time expired last January
MIR azetine's resignation 1t IA understood was due 10
the pressure Of private business RESOLUTIONS oI FeHTet
an his Withdrawal were adopted. -
on the report OF the Computes on Teachers John D.
Delaney principal Ora School No H. was CEN
sured for allowing the improper promotion OF pupils
in his primary department A. MSsenanSc ckRrT..
Hest has been accused OF intoxcation. Inc
committee reported that II had confidence enough " MI
allow him to pay the other teachers. Commlssioner
Watson thought who could not Pc trse5 70
eepfs on he hundred was hardly IT Y govern any pupils
Msk oommittee was ordered to report more Iuiiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-21
LARGE SALE OF BLEACHED GOODS.

The sale of bleached goods, yesterday, by
WIincrding ogUet Co., No. 81 WGi;est. by order OF
the Goddard Brothers, attended by larger number
Of merchants from every pli Of the country, than any
previous sale OF this class OF dry goods has attracted
since 1876 The stock sold embraced coo Of Ions
dale camhrc muslin 500 cases Lonsd !, IL bcached
600 cascs Blackstone Al b.cachel and 800 Hope
If bcached. The bidding was very DTiSk tne entire
Io being disposed of n less than threequarters of
hour The prices were, however, lower tAan those Oh
tuipel at last DecpmbcI's sale OF heached goods sixty
dnvs credit wa. allowed. Tho average prices
follows: Hone. G3i ga cents Blackstone, Z To rs
cents; Lonsdae. 7Ss TO 7l9 cents; Lonsdale cambria
muslin, 1 !33 10 ! y cents.