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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
ANTHONY FOX

THE PRESENT INCUMBENT. REaPEcrT.
! fully announces himssli ~ . Candidate for
re-sloc ion 70 the once OF Assessor Of Storey
county. subject TO the decision Of the hepub-
lican Counly Copventiop. au26tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24
D. D.

DEspEcrPULLY ANSoUNcEs nIMsEI.Y
III Q Candidate Tor the once of Constable for
Township No. 8. Gold mn. subject 70 the Dem.
ocratic County Convention. seiOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

ID EsPKcTPUIL LIZ ANNOUNCES HiMsKLP
III Q Caudidats ior County Clerk. subject 20
the dscision Of the Democratic County Conysn.
ton. sel0td.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-24

pEsPEcTrULLy ANHouN0Es HIMSELF
y . Candidate Zoe the ones Of Assessyr OF
Story county. subject TO the action Of the
Republican County Convention. ssiftd
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FRIDAY, J4NUIRY p, 1878
TIE long continued interruption Of the trades and Inc pre-
v,le.,,e Of westerly wiads and Gains, has 4 decided tendency
10 9 eatIy retarI iater-isIand communication by sailing vessels
and hsightens the appreciation by the public Of The Faue 10
the country Of our single inter-i=Iand steamer The same
westerly winds have prevented the arrival Of several saiIfs
vessels due rom san Francisco, with needed supplies FOR con-
sumptf9u-notabIy flour, Of which there Is a scarcity IN the
market. This scarcity has partly been CAUSED by the pres
ence in mort Of several war vessels, whose daily consumption
o, a soft tack" amounts to over a thousand leaves.
Collections Of quarterly accounts are apparently more and
more retarded every year, and the pernicious custom Of giving
three months credit tor small amounts is becoming a serious
matter to people Of limited capital. some years since the
Chamber Of Commerce passed resolutions ~condemning the
system, but apparently without result.
Today at IL m, Mr. E P Adams held a cash sale Of teas,
mating, wines and liquors, DC, 10 close consigumen's' al
which the atte adance was good and bidding spirited. Gen
eraUv the past week has been an extremely dull one in trade.
The arrivals since our last have been-19th, British bark
HertfrIshire, from Liverpool, TO Green, Macfar!ane & Co, ana
i turning out her cargo in excellent conditions 2lst, IN >
Australia, from Sydney; Am bktn Eureka, from San Francis
co; I'D, Am bktn Grace Roberts, from Gan Francisco. The
departures have been-22i, Australia, for San Franchises;
2lth, schr Wm J. Beebee, for Port Tow nsendi and German fri
gate Elizabeth for MazaIIan-
The bark Courier from San Francisco, to II Hackfeld & Co
- fully due. ThetP VI : City Ct Sydney will be due from san
Francisco on Tuesday next.
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CAPTAIN Cock.

\ great many plans have been proposed and snS-
gestions made whereby the memory Of The great
navigator might be suitably recognized and perpet-
uatrd by our residents. There was one suggested
by this journal some years ago, which would not
have cost much. and which. we think. would Lave
been appropriate. j. was the erection OF a light
house on Diamond Head, TO be named i" Cooks
Light" We now suggest another. which, we are
sure, If properly set forth, would meet the views
and appreciation of our British residents, and gain
the assistance of all classes of our foreign COM
munity and Of native Hawaiians. who would read
lily unite in bonor.ag the name Of the illustrious
mariner who brought these islands to the knowl-
edge of the civilized world. 4 statue on the top
Of Diamond Head would be a fitting monument,
although perhaps rot so useful to the commercial
interests of the port as a lighthouse. We notice
that the Government Of New South Wales are haV-
ing a statue made in London. which will be erected
in Hyde Park. Sydney. Its total height, including
the pedestal upon v hich it will stand. will be not
less than thirty-seven feet. The statue is fifteen
feet from the foot to the end Of the upliitpd arm;
and the attitude is easy yet imposing. 1t will be
placed in an elevated position. SO that vessels
will be able to see it rs they work their way up
the harbor. 1t is not too late for some action by
us in this wise. Who will Set the bail in motion Z?
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. I.
ARRIVALS.

Ian 1q-Brit Ok Hert6rdshire, Thompson. I53 days from
Liverpool
2g-Stmr LikeIike, Shepherd, from Kauai
2O-Schr Rinau, Ahuihala, from MOlokai
2O-Schr Jenny, Pske, from NaEihwih, Kauai.
2O-Schr ManuOkawai. Nsiwi, from NawiliwIl, Kauai
2I-Schr Mary L Foster, Christian, from kau, Hawaii
2I-Am bktn Eureka, Wallace, 80 days I'm : Francisco
2I-P NJ : Australia, Cargil, 70 days from sydney
22-Schr Leah, Kasina, from KOhala, Hawaii
22-Schr Hauuani, Nika, from Kau, Hawaii.
23-Am Bktn Grace Roberts, OlesOn, - days from san
Francisco
23-Schr waIeIe, KalauaO, from Mako, Maui
24-Schr KaHIaiie. King, from kau- Hawaii
25-Schr Pauahi. Manu-, from kOhala. Hawaii
2J-Schr NeItie Merrill. Hatfield. from Lahaina, Maui
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TIE PACIFIC
lAObertlscr
SATURDAY. JANUARY %.

On Monday last His Majesty the King made
a visit on board IL. l.. German Majesty's lrigate
the EHzabeH, and spent several hours in exam
lining that fine ship, viewing the exercises Of the
crew in target practice, &c, and receiving the
Inequalities Of Capt. Won Wickede. On His
Majesty leaving the ship, the yards were manned
and a Royal salute was fred. On Thursday
morning, His Majesty entertained at breakfast
Captain von Wickede and several of his officers,
and in the afternoon of that day the Elizabeth
sailed for home via Mazatlan, after a brief but
very pleasant visit to Hawaii nei.
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IN PORT.

NAVAL.
4 Flagship Pensacola, ReaT-Admiral A Murray,
ii y " : Daring, Commander John G J Hammer.
NERCHASTMEN
Am schr G VI Ward.
Am sChr Gen Harvey, Trip
Am schr LOleta, Dexter.
HaE schr Giovanni Apiani, Weeks
Iaw bk Matte Macleay, Pope, loading
Am ok Jennie Pitts, Manter.
Am bktne Jane A Falkinburg, Hubbard, loading.
Brit bk Mariana. Domino, repairing.
Am bk J W Seaver, Godfrey, to load cattle
French bk Auguste, Bernard
Am bk " A HOlcOmb, Dunton.
Brit BIZ HertfOrdshire Thompson, dischHTging
Am bktn Eureka. Wallace, discharging
Am bktn Grace Roberts, OIeson, discharging
~HALERs.
Haw VIII brig Onward, Eldredge.
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PASSENGERS.

FEOX KAUAI-Per Likelike, Jan &C apt ID II Hubbard
Capt } Ross. W 5 Wright, II Martin. Col Z 3 Spalding and
wife. " o Smith, A Young, j l. Richardson, Mr. Puryis, o G
Rose, J U Kawaiuui, W C Wilder, J II Black, F Scott, W II
Rice, C 5 Pinkham, C Bertlem an and wife, James Bush, T
Soranfai, 7 Titcomb. Mrs Garvin, Master 2 Isenberg, Hon D
McBryde and 3 children, and &C deck
FEoH sYDSEY-Per Australia, Jan Elf Solomon, Mrs
BOrres. and 20 in trausitu-
FROM LIyERPooL-Per HeTtfogdshire, Jan 2l-J Woohu, A
QHcus, G Smith.
FoR SAN FRAECIsco-Per Australia, Jan 22-John Wilson,
Mrs Hermings and daughter, e 4 Davis, Frank Reddington.
FoR WISDwA ARD PoRTs-Per LikeHke, Jan 2sd-J l. Rich
ardson, Mrs Rycroft and Children, Miss A J Cording, w o
Smith and wife, A II Smith. T. Il smith, J ID Andrews, Mrs
Allen, O " HOushtaiing, ID Il Vida, wife and . children, Mrs
Smith, Mrs Bailey, VIM Dubois, J Mckenzie, Rev w FTear. II
NJ Whitney, J D Carter, Mrs Bowin, Mrs ThUrsion, 2 n Ma
kee, A Hutchinson and wife, w Thompson, c n Spencer, Mr.
Lathen, Mrs Seymour, Sir Brydon and wife, ID Crowningburg
and wife, Rev Father GuiStan, L VI Walch, w W Dent, E B
FnieI and wife, Miss Louzada. L Mulis. w II Page, T Martin,
II S Martin and wife. 5 Magnin, G W Macfarlane, ii Corn
well, Miss Herbert, J Gay, Miss A Maaa, J U Kapahu, and
about - deck
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THE A

The arrival of the P. NJ. 5. Co. Is S. 5. Australia
on Tuesday last, seven days ahead Of her adver-
tised time, not only took everybody by surprise,
but was a positive disadvantage 10 many in the
matter of correspondence. exchange, etc. Now
had we an ocean telegraphic wire connecting rs
with the outside world-which we hope to see
laid some day ere long-we should be forewarned
in the matter of schedule time, so not to be taken
at a disadvantage. Here is what the Sydney
Morning Herald of a late date says on the sub
iect of tie new timetable:
.. For some time past ii has been in cOntempla-
ton to make such alterations in the time of arrival
and departure Of the mail steamers ar would Sc
cure to the colony the advantage Of a fortnightly
service: but tie unsettled conditions on which the
Pacific Mail Company had to carry on their con-
tract have pTecluded definite action. The depart
ure from the original forked service has not even
yet been ratified by Parliament, although success
sive Governments have proposed resolutions in the
Legislature for the purpose of sanctioaing the
notifications which have been made by the Gov
ernments of New South Wales and New Zealand.
and. which although they have been acted upon
with the consent OF all parties for the past twelve
months, are technically styled temporary. Upon
the assent of the sureties for the contractors to the
modified service being obtained, the Postal Depart
ment have prepared a new timetable to secure the
advantage of u fOrtnightlY alternating service.
That table was submitted to tue New Zealand Gov
eminent, but delays arising from changes of Min
listers in that colony have prevented the receipt of
an answer until within the last few days. On Sat
urday the General received a telegram
from the General of New Zealand to
the effect that that colony quite approved Of the
table submitted. and asked that it should be
brought into force by the LIST of January. The
General for New South Wales in London is
to be requested by telegram to inform the sureties
and the contractors in London and New York of
the timetable which has been agreed upon, and it
will be brought into operation simultaneously in
\ - 81 -l-.- a.. It. - tlAI ,.A 81
the mail Uid San Francisco from each place being
the Sd OF yanuarY."
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FROM sYDSEY-Per Australia. Jan 2I:-l2 pkgs mdse, 1
bag seeds, 90 coils rope.
From LIyERPoOL-Per Hertfordshire, Jan 21:-2OS tons
coal, and PA Pkss general mdse.
FROH San FRiNcIsEO-Per Eureka, Jan 23:-3l2 1872 feet
Iumber, 80 N shingles
FRO 1 SAN FRASCIscO-Psr Grace Roberts, Jan 24:-2O NJ
bricks. 1905 tubes, l70s pkgs groceries, machinery and general
merchandise
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DEPARTURE .

Ian Ig-Schr UII1ma, Puaahiwa, for KOhala. Hawaii
22-Stmr Lfkelike, Shepherd, for Maui q Hawaii
21-Schr ManuOkawai. NaiEi, for Nawiiwii- Kauai
a5-R NJ : Australia, CargiH, for san Francisco
23-schr Kinau, Ahuihala, for MOlOkai.
s3-Schr Annie, Kalua, for Wailua- Kauai.
24-Am 3-msst schr W l. Beebee. Eszhen, for san Fran
93-Schr Jenny, Pake, for Nawiiwii, Kauai
2I-H NJ 5 Elizabeth, Captain Wickede, for Mazatlan
2I-Schr Mary T. Foster, Beck, for Kona and kau
25-Schr Leahi, Kaaina, for KOhala, Hawaii.
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Galvanized Corrugated Roofing

Eight, seven and six feet lengths;
Galvanized Ridging, Galvanized Buckets, all sizes;
Best Annealed and Galvanized Fencing Wire, Nos. 4, 5, and 8:
Barrels Best Portland Cement, - Whites;'
l., 900 Square Il Arch Scotch Fire Bricks, superior to all others;
Pitch, Stockholm Tar and Coal Tar, in barrels;
216O Bales and Bundles Best Flat and Round Bar Iron,
so Plates Goran b b Plate Iron, ] inch
Bars 0ctagon, Square and Blisered Steel, different sizes;
80 Tons No. l GOran Pig Iron. Barrels Best Fire Clay,
rs Assorted Large Size Grind stones,
II Best Double Beck AnviIs, assorted sizes;
20 Best Black Staple Vises, patent solid boxes, 81 TO y in;
q Best Bright ditto, ditto, 81 to Il in;
Rolls Leather Betting, 3, 4 and 6 in. with lacngs;
Babbitt Metal, 3. !, and &, in tested chains;
Boiler Rivets, Assorted Hardware, and Carriage Fittings,
. Sets Stocks and Dies, % d and Screw, !, Sic. s, ], ia ! !,
Il, II, IL, Il, with two Taps to each size, Tap Wrenches,
etc, all extra finished, and fitted into polished solid oak
case;
/ Set Direct Action Stocks and Dies. as above;
Is Pairs Iron Axles, 3Xl3, Is and ii, a4X13, Is and IA;
Casks Bolt Ends and Square Nuts, assorted sizes;
l Cask Duck Shot, Black and Galvanized Staples,
Coils Wire Rope, /, II, 2 and q inch;
$50 Bdndles Best Chillington and StafOrdshire Hoop Iron, !,
81, II; also, Is, Is, and 2 inch, extra heavy;
100 Bars Norway Iron, Shoe Shapes, II, :;
Bars Angle Iron. j to 3 inch;
Casks Containing % Pound and II Pound Tins White Lead,
White Zinc, Green, Yellow and Black Paints;
100 Drums each 5 Gallons Boiled and Raw Linseed Oils, Tur-
pentine, Cola and Lubricating Oils 4 Green Composition,
200 Pounds Tucks Patent Packing, I to ! ! in; also, / in.
| Bale Cotton Waste, Bales Printing Paper.
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TO LET
TO LET.
NOTICE
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

fANE NEW EASTERN-BUILT FOUR
" Wheeled Ok Cart of very superior make; just the cart
for plantation use. Gal2) q. BREWER & co.
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Doctor TIsDALE treats Diseases of the Skin, Ner.
voas Diseases, etc.
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A CARD.-THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE Of ,he Queens Hospital gratefully acknowledge a dona-
ton OF Kerosene Oil from the Committee of Arrangements of
the late Torch Light Procession, and also from Messrs. Friel L
Bush, for some excellent Canned Meats.
Honolulu, January oath, 1878. 90 PER ORDER.
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PEARDE-in IAs city, January 18th, DR. Ii PEARDE, aged
%, late Of Coromandei, aeE Zealand, and formerly Of Akaroa,
I Banks Peninsula, New Zealand. He was buried by the Fra
i Cernity q the Free Masous with tEe usual honors.
CgAIG-In this city. at the Queens Hospital, January Goth.
JeHx CRAIG, 3 native Of New London, Com, and for many
years q resident Of these islands. Aged 60 years.
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BIRTH.

Ia this city, January 18th, to the wife of Mr. David CrOwp
q daughter
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NOTICE.

A MEETING OF DISTRICT LODGE
IN Of GOOD TEMPLARS will be held in the knights nj
Pythias Hall TONIGHT, at I O'Clock. All members of sub.
ordinate Lodges are cordially invited to attend. 1t
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
Albany NOTES.

AIHASY, Tuesday, April &c, 1873.
TIE Senate Finance Committee intend, 10 reduce the
appropriation. made by the Assembly u tGc supply ban
for the support the charitable institution. Of fhc state.
The National Guard claimed aud viii receive Tor s ser
vices last Samucr nue.. larger appropriation than
usual
Commissioner Campbell Of the Department Of Public
Works Of York at the request Of Senator Hogan,
has been asked appear before the senate Committee
on Crcs on Thursday and give h.s opinion Of senator
Hoguus bill for the requirement. of llitAHy" toumis-
,Dncr Campbell II TcpOtcd 20 lave cartd nat senator
Hpgan bill job aud % b, became o. tla dgca.a-
lion that the latter asked that lie DE- summoned.
Governor Robinson has signed the bill authorizing a
tax OF three-tenths of mil per dollar valuation TO pro-
vide Tor deficiency In the sinking fund.
Tne Associated Press dispatch sent from here last
night stating that +. Stanton Perrin u putty Clerk OF
the Court Of Appeals had been arrested and ncd 10 bail
on complaint j. Albert WILSON, another clerk IN the
same court charging that Perrin had teouiousy opened
Wilson's letters, written by Wilson himself In his
official capacity Mr. Perrin bad opened a letter
Of Appcas aud, finding that 1t contained printed pc
tIOn handed IL 10 wilson Mr. Perrin Is son OF L.
OPern Clerk Of the Court Of Appeals aud II most cN-
cmplary young In every respect The charge made
against lin is regarded purely malicious. Ihls alicr-
Wilson rendered mis- resignation as clerk III the
Court OF Appeals, which was promptly accepted.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
DIED.

BURDFTT-In Brooklyn ADrn -, 1873, Hannah " Sey
mOur Horace g. Burdrt and eldest child OF william
y. seymour IN the J2d year Of her age
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DE ZFNGAf Geneva, " y on Tuesday April 16 Caroline
Cutbsh, vie OF William De Zeng IN the o2d year OF hei
age.
FIRTH-At Jersey CITY, April H. 1873 Sarah T., widow
John Firth. the B3d year Of her
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral from
North Baptist Church, corner OF JerseyaVe aud 4tst
Jersey CITY Wednesday, tse lt inst at o'clock
FOX-On lat day II of 4th month Rebecca L. widow Of
George :. Fox, ia her eOlh year .-, -. .--, -. 49,.
eayes and friends invited 10 attend her funeral at nef
tate residence - West 35is on ON day lIufsay neNt
az 10 O'Clock Friends Kindly requested not 10 senc
flowers.
FORD-At Harlem April 10 Catharne widow Of Isaac Ford
Funeral Menesaylt clock p n at the house
Of her son, Francis W. Ford, ll0 East lZIthsL
FULLRR-At Jacksonville Fla. April 3 Joseph Cutler Full
Ter, OF orange y. tn the jith year OF his age.
services will take place a Arlington, " j. Thursday
Train leaves foot Of Courtand and DesbrOssessts
returning at $50 y. IN.
HODGE-At Burlington y. j. Saturday, April IS Alc,
Rensselaer, wife Of the Rev Edward r. Hodge ana eid
daughter Of the late Rev. Cortandt Van Rensselaer,
FaaeraI services in Presbyterian Church. Burlington
wednesday morning. April -, az 1880
Train leaves DesbTOsses street Ferry az 130 n. m.
LFGGETTT-At Elizabeth. " J. Apul 10. Margaret Wright
widow Of William II. Leggett IN the oJth year Oi her age
NCtice Of funeral hereafter
MINERAL Wikesbarre Penn, the 10th inst, OF Brightly
disease Augusta Dudley daughter OF the late JOshui
Fanny Hepburn Miner IN the j9th year q her age
sAMPsoN-on Sd day. 10th inst, Alden Sampson IN the
Relatives and friends are invited to attend hts
late residence 365 West 23ist on 9TH day rda atIO5e
sUTPHEN-suddeny. on the 18th inst, DR.. John C. sue
peatys and friends are respectfully attend tho f
neral Wednesday, 1Ith inst at his late rest
rian Church Crescent foot OF Libertys st.
y. y, AT ll:3O q. M ana y. H.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
REFORMING Long BR1NCH

LOOKING INTO THE AFFAIRS OF OTHER OFFICIALS
-REGULAIING DIsORDElIY HOUsEs-sECTARLAN
ATTACK on FATHER WALSH.
lFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBuNE.I
LONG BRANCH n. j., April 11.-The Long
Branch Board OF Commissioners stll continues 10 ror-
ously carry tine work Of REFORM At special session
the board, yesterday, communication was received
the late Police Justice, Edward Pitcher, petition
ing the Commissioners permit him Qitcher to have
possessOn OF his books that he could square up the
Police Court business. The board passed resolution
permitting Pitcher tO write the books at tho District
Clerks Office Ju stice Lane and explained
his position TO the commission He would like to nave
the books TO If there were any improper entries
This privilege not granted. When Justice Lanes
Police Magistrate expired he handed 10 the Dis
trc Clerk all the papers and documents ofhi office The
commissioners surprised yesterday when the clerk
informed the board that all Of them had mysterlousy
disappeared except one unmDortant paper.
Some OF the residents OF Long Branch. OF every reg-
ous denomination, greatly incensed against the Rev.
Dr. Wallace Of Ocean Grove, who in the public prints
this week, made a prcjudiced and somewhat bigoted
attack upon Long Branc's reformer the Rev. Father
Walsh pastor Of the Catholic Church Of the Lady star o
the Sea- Father Walsh IN his open and vigorous single
handed warfare the vile inns and disordery houses OF
Long Branch, has received the oOmmendation OF the
pastors OF all the evangelical churches about Ocean
Township. One Of his most ardent supporters was
James H. Bradley, the original owner Asbury Park.
thriving borough adjoining the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
ing Association grounds. Mr.. Bradley had the charter
OF sbury Park issued with the liquor selling prohibition
clause, and Is ardent advocate OF temperance 10
assist Father Walsh Mr. Bradley urged his tOwnBmen 10
subscribe purse II this that did not meet the APP
probation Of Dr. Wallace and he unusy attacks Father
Walsh in the following words:
zone brother Of Asbury Park suggests that
the citizens OF Long Branch furnish "Father" walsh
with the snews OF - that plenty OF cash 10
prosecute illegal whskey sellers, who, suppose be-
long without an exception TO his own cOnmuniOnl"
To THE TRIBUNE correspondent, who called upon
Father Walsh his residence, adjoining the Church OF
tho Lady Star OF the Sea, Long Branch, this morn
ing, the divine would say nothing, other than that
no would probably respond to Dr. Wallaee's un
caIledfor attack when the season OF Holy Week and
Easter had passed on, i don't mnd ATTACKS from
sneh narro W-minded people" SAID the clergyman,
vocation Is here among my people at Long Braneh
some Of them need reforming. aud am determined TO
make the reformation II the Ocean Grove people need
any reformation, VIII willingly lend them my aid"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-17
THE CANALS.

THE BILL PROVIDING FOR THREE PAYMAsTERs DE-
BATED AND ORDERED TO A THIRD BEADING IN
THE ASSEMBLY.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUSE
ALBANY, April 16.-The Assembly spent
most OF It's session to-day in debating the bill
providing for the financial management of the canals
superintendent OF Public Works Clark at first desired
not only to make all the purchases and employ all the
aborers also to pay off the laborers and for
plies. He has since modified his view and now only
wishes tor power TO buy canal materias The Assembly
Canal Committee think that three officers, to be known
paymasers should have the duty Of paying for sup
plies and the wages OF the aborers and have embodied
their views in bill IL this bill that the de
bate took place. Mr. wlllers offered an amendment
providing that Deputy supenntendents OF the canal
should make the above payments instead Of the Pay
masters This idea presented by Ex-Governor Sey
mOur at a meeting OF the Assembly Canal Committee
last week Several speeches made against the
ton. Following Is the debate:
Mr. Alyord-shall the superlntende OF Public Works
be also the financial officer OF the canalsi This bill Is
intended 70 separate the two etsses Of work In the
Constitutional Convention Of 1S6S oattied for su
pernteudent Of Public Works thought such an officer