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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-08-02

State for the use of seminary of learning, and said amount shall be
placed to the credit Of said fund on the books of the Auditor and
Treasurer of the State as a perpetual loan, and the State shall pay
an annual interest of four per cent on said amount from January l,
1880, for the use of said seminary of learning; and the consolidated
bonds of the State now held for use Of said fund shall be null and
void after the first day of January, 1880, and the General Assembly
shall never make any provision for their payment and they shall be
destroyed in such manner as the General Assembly may direct.
The debt due by the State to the agricultural and Mechanical Col
lee fund is hereby declared to be the sum of one hundred and
eighty-two thousand three hundred and thirteen dollars and three
cents, being the proceeds Of the sales of lands and land scrip hereto
fore granted by the United States to this State for the use of a col
lege for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic arts said
amounts shall be placed to the credit of said fund on the books of
the Auditor and Treasurer of the State as a perpetual loan, and the
State shall pay an annual interest of 5 per cent on said amount
from January /, 1880, for the use of said Agricultural and Mechan-
icl College. The consolidated bonds of the State now held by the
State for the use of said fund shall be null and void after the first
day of january 1880, and the General Assembly shall never make
any provision for their payment, and they shall be destroyed in such
q manner as the General Assembly may direct.
The interest provided for by this article shall be paid out of any
tax that may be levied and collected for the general purposes of
public education.
CORPORATIONS N CORPORATE RIGHTS.
ART $50 The General Assembly shall not remit the forfeiture of
the charter of any corporation now existing, nor renew, alter or
amend the same, nor pass ably general Or special law for the benefit
of such corporation, except upon the condition that such corporation
shall thereafter hold its charter subject to the provisions of this con-
sitution.
be abridged nor SO construed as 30 permit corporations to conduct
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
CIYIL;NOTES.

The summons and complaint were served on
Saturday in the suits the of Colonel Walton
Dwight's estate against the Manhattan. Metropolitan
and homeopathic Life Insurance Companies or this
city The actions brought III the supreme Court OF
BrOOme County for the recovery OF the insurance Win
costs ana interest
In the case of Isabella Wallace against
f. r. Marks. the plaintiff made charges before the Ger
era Term OF the Supreme Court against the character
and fairdealine OF her counsel Andrew II. III. Dawson
handed down decision on Saturday. decli1
that tho charges unsustaIned ana dlsprOFeo,
and dismissing the order to show cause.
Creditors of the Security Insurance Com
pauv which suspended in 1871, have petitioned the
Supreme Court that the $4,000 remaining in the hands
shall be paid to satisfy claims other
than Of pocyholders II Is stated in the petition
that S430 of $4,000 Of assets have been paid
TO satisfy policies and that the other claims small
that they will never be demanded Dewitt Z. Bates,
who claims TO hold by assignment 100000 OF the IN
debtedness of the company, s the principal petitioner
5. H. Johnson appointed by Judge DOhohuo on sat
urday referee TO take testimony.
Augustus G.. Hull, young man who owns
a portion Of the Hotel Brunswick, has brought suit
against Charles j. LivermOre for accounting by the
latter as executor the Wills of the plaintiff 5 father
and mother. The plaintiff claims that Mr. Liycrmore
has blended the estates, and has received in
crease upon the personally s250,O00, besides
10000 rental from tho real estate Inc de-
fendant answers that he has $4,000 belonging TO the
disposition. reference ordered by Judge Dono-
nm
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
COLONEL PEYT0NS AHNU1L PIRTY.
IFRoN An ocCAsroSAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRBuSE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 31.-Colonel j. +. pey.

IFRoy An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TPrBuSEl !
PHILADELPHIA, May 3l.-COlonel j. l.. Pey-
ton OF Haddonicld y. j., well known in connection
win the Centennial Exhibition aud the proposed
Fairin NewY Ork. has for several years past, tho
proper season. invited party % Nsv-Iork Pdiladel-
pha and Baltimore bankers 10 eat planked shad :"
Al his home and Thursday his annual party Off
Sew-YOrk was represented IN part by Jacob ID. Yer
lnilye of the Merchants Bank; George = Coe Amori-
can Exchanges b. B. sherman, Mechanics Bank /;
George L. Baker, First National Bank; william H..
Hare. Oriental Bank William ". Henshaw, oX-Mayor
Wickham, Marcus +. Hodges ana william a. Camp. of
the Clearing House; Philadelphia. By Judge jose ph AL
son. James L. Cleghorn Joseph Patterson George Pher
Samuel Welsh L. G. Knight Johu +. lIartruft ana l. l.
wind Mcpherson NJNork, by Oscar J.. BALDWIN oi the
Mechanics Bank, aud Baltimore by Ehuch Pratt aud
W. W. Taylor. The afternoon and evening spent
at iIaddonGeid and a.. returned 20 Philadelphia in Mr.
Pctfr,'s coach The Nlssahck0u, spending the night
at the Continental Hotel. Friday morning Mr.. Clce-
horn ana Mr.. Peters gave the party drive through
Paramount Park, bringing up al lii. CeghOlH', rest
dencc. where aDtaliznC glimpse Of his house, lined
and licd with over 10000 rare ana unique euErayiugs
aud ctchngs was gwen them The patty separated
after breakfast given by the Phlladelpbans at tie
Continental
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

The ceremony WAS longer than usual The ceremony
over the bridal party went the house OF Peter Cooper
at No. q Lexingtonavc., where reception was heid:
Among others present were tue following; ar. anu
Hamilton Fish, ir., and Miss Etith tlsh, Andrew H.
Green, Police Commissioner MacLean. County tIeik
Thompson President Barnard of Columbia College ana
his wife, Royal Phelps, RcaT-Admiral Livingstone ara
hs wife, Mrs william X. Vanderbilt Commissioner
Campbell the Baron ana Baroness d. Thomson, MT ana
Mrs. Eugene Scheieln, Ex-Governor William beacb
Lawrence OF Rhode Island, Ex-Governor Morgan hnd
his wife, Mrs. George TcknJr Curtis, Misses virginia
ana Maria Potter, daughters of the Hon Clarksoh ~
Potter Chef-Justioe pay and his wife. Mr ana Mfs: IL
A. Droxel Dr. Howard Crosby and his vile, MIRA Nlii-
lam Astor and Mrs W. NJ Kingsland. Mr.. Bryce, the
groom is twenty-seven old. He is graduate oi
Christ Church College, England. II stated that on
their return from their wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryce Will live at the nOtel BrnnsWlck
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
WEDDYG or THE mayors DAUGHTER.

All Souls Church was the scene of n brilliant
wedding on Saturday afternoon Miss Edth Cooper the
only child OF Mayor Cooper there married Lloyd
Stephens Bryce whose father-Major John s Bryce-is
relative by marriage Of Ex-Governor Fish. The church
was filed with TIE relatives aud friends Of the bridal
pair among whom were Peter Cooper and Ex-Governor
Tilaeu.
The bridal party entered the church shortly after
O'clock As they passed mp the aisle the "Nupual
Chorus" from " Lohenerin" was played the organ,
and the Rev Dr. ii. W Bellows before the pulpit
The line was led 10y four OF the usBe.sJames X. Law
renee H. L. Jones, August Belmont, jr., and Carroll
Bryce brother OF the groom The bridesmaids follow cd
Miss Barlow. daughter OF S. L. ~ Barlow Miss Tiny
Livingstone. Miss Hewitt, daughter OF erCOnGreosman
Hewitt and cousin OF the bride aad Miss Clare Gauut
OF Georgetown w. Va. relative OF the Bryce family
All the bridesmaids dressed IN white satin heavily
founced with VaencjcnnOs lace and their white tule
wells fastened with bees composed or briisBt the
gift of Miss Cooper Each carried beautiful bouquet OF
red roses. Following the bride amaids Mayor
Cooper with his daughter, the bride. She is twenty
three years Of age tall and shapey and has light hair
and blue eyes. She a robe OF white
satn trimmed with point lace and with
gsrniture OF orange blossoms down the front OF
the dress and Marshal Neil roses In the
eorsage Her bridal veil was Of point lace and held
with roses and diamond pins. She diamond ear
rings and diamond pendant, and carried ia her hand
bouquet OF white rosebuds The bride was met at the
altar by the groom, who accompanied by his best
man. Allen Thorndike Rice Editor Of The North Aneri-
gan Repiep. All the gentlemen were ia morning
{ume The bride and groom kDelt q moment be fore
the altar. which was beautifully decorated with flowers
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME -CHANBERs-Lawr,nce, FIRST Monday
motion aendar called II Tie wan be called
entirely through today.
GENERAL 1FRM-Adjoumed until June4
& & > & ~ Ii & 2 IS 5 H t 10 o4 II 6 sT q6a 9ao l5
ss6 SSl 9gI 1905 1911 lOO{ $751; $685. 1897 iO95 1893
100, llOl. l1O2. lIO3
es 4 sg6 6e ie % & 1885, GH si Ss s 927a 27
S6i+ 65n 529d 5Ols l52 1896, 37oa 37oi, lj29 37o5
FSEr Ii-yan Worst, J-Nos 1901, l775l 24s2. 2sls.
25ft 5iil 5427. 45lS SlI2. 2I47 J70i 0G7 1890 4G3
PtiT iii Rarrett J-Nos 1892. Soi7 Io2 s3o3 1902,
3lS5 }2G, 2IG5 3lO7 1854, 4s3, $50. 2G9O $685. 1886
slfEEioa coUEr-GENERAL TEGH-AdJourned untn June
SPECIAL TEEN - i Jo y, DAY calendar Notics-specal
Term aud Chamee,s VII be ned daing the month Of JuEe
Al orders must De made reiurnabe ~ 10 q. N.
2 55s 81 62 G56 i6o5 s7s 7S 3 49, SSI, 4a5' @
300 $50 s27 1865 jGs 25d, j24 lO2 45s s26 lsG, 495
Part Freedman. Jyos 1856 41O 0sI 5sa 1888 $50
m iYo i y GSo SoS III $50 sg6 5s@ az -'i' 40S IA
tstM u l-2ese1 -; Jcs , SO ga i g. 5S AZ $49 1899 4es
i79 5GO 7G. $50 81, Gs5 1863 9!7. 2lO 4O5 37s 6OB
sFfci4L 1EESi-Van HoeseI. J.-S0s l. , 3 % s. = q
6il,y io ~ ~ TO- grach -. 10 10 10 az "a e. Ia !,
~ H. 70 10, H. IS 49, 90 ~ %. 25 - 20 95 - -
i&it ffGNzzrMT I--Adjourned for the term.
PkEG III !. DAILY JNo- 2t24 y4j, o 1888. loi7,
2i4S igo l0id ~, -l2s a9i I99 ,s i1.i 49, sii i5i?
iS5 1850 s5S - 1919 ISIS 1851 o55 loss. 67s 1853
MAEr,E CoUsr TalAL rns-P I.-stnnort hos
5l6S. IiI2 5yuO. Jyn2. 2~GI.
PAlI Ii-tiurp:. J.-Sos. 5el7. 4I49 $685. 4S3i ssb3
5ye jG5O j-s1, 5i33 5G16. l.f Gtf2 5r62 G4g4 arsq
5gl6 lEl 5-si. O1 JGt2. 5gIu 5gI J5l5 3b7g 5JY7
5pSs. 1883 59i >. igi3. 59f5.
PAUT uf-SheIiiau sos. $50 GAL, G3s3 G39g EGGS
Gil2. S2l ao q, 232, - p Jsi6 iHa3 300 Jsrg
GEAEgAL Sf~slyNsPARfl / Guersreve. THE Peopl. ag
AchR itrddag Joseph Crtirrino. Peter Iarar frunou,
aud battery August Hart joseph FOLEY
ame- o C"nno Francis McAlcn. grand larceny CharIo
Bo SOB, bgany.
PAEr n.-CowmR J.-Tho People agT. Edward Weldon
James Rogers burglary Robert J.. Barker smith
grand larceny Joseph T. Carrera forgery; Charles Fisher
fse prrtcnccs Francis Hamilton, larceny James
Mary OhinBy, larceny from the person.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
An UyGOTERY4BLE DESIRE 70 GR0WBfcH

CHICAGO, June IA peculiar case of dis
honesty came to light in this city yesterday. Edwin
Harris former boOkkeeper Of the wholesale boot and
shoe firm Of Yoe Brothers-knOwn larterly as MeAuey,
DYKE & Co-was arrested for abstractng the funds Of
the firm He pleaded guilty TO the charge and was
sentenced seven years Imprisonment Harris con
essed theft stating that ungoyeuable desire To
become rich his motive. He had taken from
$4,000 TO 81 :. 900, all Of which he had invested IN
bonds real estate and I'm the business OF his former en-
plOycr which bought with The funds he bad stolen
from them. 1t only few days ago that the BANK
rupi overhauing their accounts, came across some
little discrepancies When asked TO cXplan them Har-
ris made n fu confession. He is overwhelmed with
sense Of his disgrace and asked to be sent Immediately
10 the Joliet prison. He mas a wife and mother
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
THE COURTS.
BROOKLYN ALDERMEN IN COURT.


The sixteen members of the Brooklyn Board
of Aldermen who arrested on wednesday last on
the charge of contempt OF Court in refusing to obey
manGaInus OF the Supreme Court directing them TO
order election the Twelfth Ward for the purpose
Of choosing a successor TO Daniel OReily memoer OF
Congress from the I'D District were arraigned before
Judge Gilbert in Brooklyn, Saturday morning. Corpo-
ration Counsel Dewitt appeared as their legal represen-
tatve. Mr. Dewitt submitted paper signed by all the
arrested Aldermen, denying that they had any intention
OF committing contempt of Court. and stating that
they relied the opinion OF the Corporation Counsel
and decided that Mr.. OBey should not act as Alder
man pending the appeal. Mr.. Dewitt commended that
the proceedings under the order of the General Term
stayed by his notice of appeal and the undertah
ing. which lied possible after the Com
mon Council directed him to appeal.
General Pryor who appeared for the relator argued
that refusal obey the mandamus preceded the ap
peal that the Aldermen had put themselves In con-
tempt before they had attempted To stay the proceed
ings Judge Gilbert said that he would reserve his
decision until tomorrow. 1t believed that the Alder
VIII to-day order a special election IN the Iweth
Ward.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
ADDRESSES AT A MEMORIAL MEETING.


THE REV. HENRY HIGHLAND GARNET GENERAL
CONWAY AND OTHERS on GARRIsoN's WORK.
Services in commemoration Of the life and
work OF william Lloyd Garrison were held in the Shiloh
Presbyterian Church, In Sixth-ave, last evening. The
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet said that like
Greeley, Morton, Stephens, and Others asso-
ciated in the great auti-Slayery movement.
william Lloyd Garrison had passed away after q
life of earnest work in the Of humanity Mr. Gar
rsOp's sentiment Ny country Ia the world, and
my coun;rymen are all mankind" BY sacriices hero
ism and eoqueuce these had broken the shackles
from 100000 of human boings, and to-day it is a
bappy thought that this land does contain slave
from East West and North to South. Mr. Garrison
called an infdel, and was thrown INTO Baltimore prison
for expressing his sentiments but he passed away with
love for God and firm belief IN justice and humanity.
The speaker urged the young people that the best
show their respect for the great abOltlOnst was to
follow his principles of advocating humanity and JUS
tice man. matter what the color
General 4. W. Conway one OF the committee having
charge of the negro exodus at ST. Louis, paid glow
ing tribute TO the memory of MIR. Garrison, and
added that emancipation was not yet complete and
would be finished until every black man ana every
black woman were delivered from the oligarchy OF The
South II lose who were recently slaves are TO be
really free they must leave the South whore they have
toed for their old masters year after year, and grown
poorer and poorer because they were not compensated
for theI labor present there is only paper eman-
cipatlon. The cOlOred people enduring form of
slavery worse than the old aud the unfinished work Of
Immigrants fleeing TO theWest have complained OF
the uardshps Of their lite in the South beyond
durance and rather than repeat such experiences they
would wish themselves and families to perish They
taken from their houses and their wives out
laws OF the State. Public sentiment demapded
justice be executed for the poorer casses and those
who want emlgra from the South should be permit
ted So II takes the Nations power accomplish
II.
The Rev. Mr. Turner Oliver johnson. and Mr.. Oliver,
Of Richmond, Ya also spoke briefly OF Mr. GarrtsOn's
life and services for the cOlOred people Resolutions OF
respect 10 the memory of Mr. Garrison the great apos
flo Of q ~
nFs cry " aloufe1
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
FOR
PROPOSALS FOR HEADSTONES Fol-
a SOLDIERS GRAVES. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFIcR.

Z
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. March 81, l-4t ,
Sealed Proposals IN tTipileate a.e hei,oy ,. sasei
for furnishing soldiers graves IN FfFai
Village CIV ComeeIes provided by the law appio'od
February 1879 Of which the following I, an extract
Ifat the Secretary WaTi hereby authorized 10 erect
headsonc- o soldiers who served ~ ' reg
Army United states during ue war
for the Union and whOh8yo been buried IN private village
CcmeieTcs the provided by me aW
Of March 3 1873 for those inferred in National Military
CCneIerieS.'
The total number furnished estimated 1900
SPECIFICATIONS describing detail the standard fixed Oy tho
Secretary War; aud blank forms of proposals can De- had on
application person b. letter to captain !. + Rockwell
A. a. NJ T. > A., IN charge Of National Cemeteries WashnS
ton. ID. G.
this Office
An bids be accompanied by good and sufficient
VII be considered except Tor AUcrlc1n
White Marble the grades named In tho spechcaions
Irouo5als should iBclOsc IN sealed envelopes ana en-
forse prnposg IIcadones" and addressed 10 the
JeTsgned they viii be opened IN the presence
q ofbdfprs Monday, June 10, 1873, commencing AZ l
O'Clock .. H.
By olucA W 70. Ceoc-al
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
Nv Orler Of the Secretary ot Var -
PROPOSALS for SUBSISTENCE STORES.
Oyg1cr .PrRcHAsING AID DEpor. {. s..

NEW.ANHK CITY, May ~, lNla
SEALED PROPOSALS. IA duplicate, addressed 10 uie
Undersigned. will be received subject 10 The usual
c1ndiiinre Al ths Ofice until II O'Clock on me
4th day OF June 1873 al which time and hiace
thew vii he opened jhe presence OF blddeIs:
t0 barres Family Mess PORK regular cut ul 200 bs net
name tie brandt: 100 barrels Winter Wheat Flour -
ous OF ~oher equal standard be al this once
100 barrels spring Wheat Flour choice srsht name te
brands OF FinIr tu 15oOJ pounds RIO C0he Iny iar
to good ~ strong double sacks 1000 pounds Scans prime
medur, haud-pcied, barrels; 10000 pounds cholce
ceuuue lava Coffee Or1slal mats, mas IN 5acN
5000 pounds choice genuine Mocha Conee' IN oiisiDa
packages. -, ..-.... t. nh. q, Ia
full lined aud ali pacSages 10 br Strong o te Ds,
al the Army Building such other points IN ne OJ OF
be required samples OF al alt'ic' eAN'p
Pork accompany proposals. 49,,
The r!ght reserved 10 reject all bids Proposals
sealed marked Propose, TOT
Subsiseuce stores" Further Information conatioEs
etc NAV obtained by application 10 the undersignec,
N' ' B. DU BARRY
Main a
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
ESCAPING FROM JAIL.
PORTER AND IRVING WALK OUT.
NoOBsTACIE THROWN IN THEIR wAY-THEiR NOR

NooBsTACLE THROWN IN THEIR wAY-TnEiR MORN
ING VISIT TO THE KITCHEN FOR THEIR COFFEE
--FRoM THE KITCHEN TO 1HR STREET.
Two moro burglars have become weary OF
sheris hospitality and walked out of the jail where
they were supposed to be confined. John Irving
and William Porter left Raymond Street Jail in
Brooklyn, yesterday morning. Their escape was
effected without any difficulty or danger. Beng
allowed TO go to the kitchen every morning for co-
fee, they took advantage of the opportunity yoser-
day. and simply walked out of the jail part OF
the wall of the ward had been torn down, and they
had no trouble in getting TO the street large re-
ward Is offered for their capture. Porter was con-
yicted last week. and was TO be arraigned for SEN
teuce TODAY,
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
CIRcrMsrANrIAL EYInENCE.-" Whn's thal

CRCUMsTASTIAL EVIDENCE" Who's that
frizzly, black-haTed woman taking my husband
the ottoman o. She's Mrs CadOgHn Smytle" " In
deed She's good AT hntterlng people, should say
and knows how to lay IL on pretty thick y "Oh You
infer that from nor attitude and expression ." ION,
dear. mol From my husbands !-I Punch
He looked up very humbly, and said he was
sorry to he found In such place. but he could
Tie Court that ho In the prisoners box
fore. Neyer" asked the Court, with severity.
Look ahere Judge" said the culprit, name the Iine,
but for heavens sake dou'i spring that Pinaf0re gag
ON a fellow Turner's Fails Reporter
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
A SUNDAY RUSH TO LONG BRANCH.

Long BRANCH, n. D., June IA large num-
Der Of excuysIonists from NewYork and the surround
ing country visited this place to-day The weather was
clear aud there delightful ocean breeze. The
Sunday law Was generally suspended. The Hotel
Brighton and Pavilion opened for the season last
evening. The Hotel EberOn Is also open; all have a
fair mber OF guests The directors OF tho iron pier
have signed contracts extend 1t 200 feet further INTO
tho ocean, making Its total length $50 feet. Lines OF
wooden piles 10 be driven outside tha
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
jJropqsdls
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, T.. : LfFFSAyING SERVICE }
OFFICE or GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
WASHINGTON j.. G., May 23 1879. y

DROPOSAlsS tor the tONS IhUCIlON oi n
Il LIFESAEING STATION.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received al This office until saturday tlr l8h aT o
june 1879, for the construction % hicayug station al
Watch Nil r. l. The huding must De finished ready for
occupancy before August b. l@19
Each Bit be accompanied 10y bond IN the sum oi 5o
good and sufficient suretes. oondno7ed that ts
without delay AMI give such
security tho faithful performance thereof ~ may
II hs hid DE accepted by deposit Oi 5000 u
currency bends be returned 90 the u5uecessu uii
der after the award 81 the contract and 90 te sccrsn
bidder after nj for the flthul prornance
Of the thereof snail De approved by tie Secretary o tie
Treasury.
Specifications and forms proposal an1 bond can
the Offices The Collector Of Customs al tIOY
dence StOungt0u aud London, Coma; 90 Cop
tain j.. Merruln, L. ). r. Il. No. 10 Broadway New
York and H. r. Hunting, superintendent ~ LlrsaNhg sta
uor, BdgehamptOn. n y also upon Application 70 tbs
Office.
tion llfe-~ayng Statica at watch il = L. aud Id
dressed General Supcrn endent United states Lie
saving Service. Washington, y. q.
The rgt al bids 10 waive defects. II t
deemed the best Interests o the Government 10 do IS
reserved. > J. KIM BALL
Efrtl Fst. lffFU O. Ir L ft tlf.f.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
Essays OF EXPERTs ON INsANIrY.

LINCOLN, ILL.,, June 1.-At the fourth an-
nual session OF the Association of Officers of American
Institutions for the Feeble At the State Asylum
here interesting and valuable papers have been read on
Tho Relation Of Speech Language TO Idiocy" by Dr.
Ii. B. Wilson, syracuse, n. VI ON Case OF Internal
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02
40 IRON MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE METAL WORK OF lhHEh
LIGHTHOUSES
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER. Fiiih DistmcI
'N'N'' - AID MaE %. fHsN

OFFICE or LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER. tiih DistIr'e
BALrfNORE Md, MAY ., io'h ,,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be receives! al t,s nv In
~ ocock M Of saturday, the tn day OF June 10. V n
only Tor furnishing tho Materials aha So
Iii ltnis psees ary Tor completion Of The MEINL
OF THREE iIGHTHOUSES-one fof hOOprf So : S'S NJ ' :
!ay ons for island Taugirr Nouni n,
and The other for Laurel Point Abemare Soll - ~ M an.
with the drawings and specifications ~ D0''
FAMED from tins oIhce application -..ry ,,,,r.
Me pampnet OF contains all hte ,dins
mation and the blank forms which must DC u'o" "
upon or contracting Tor this work; , .,,, zach lid
conv oI this should accoinpant ~ a, na
, ~ 20 r,l.cI any or an bids 10 waive dir'lN -
danmea Tor tho inefesis of the Governm5o' 10 do 'o
served N A. RABCOCk.
Mater Of Engineers. " y A..
Lighthouse Epgtpeer. Flth pissf0~
u, arAsr of Tia IAshth0usc Beard
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

aydroeephaluso by DIR. Knight, Of Connecticut; on
"The Protection Of Public Institutions against
Accidental Fires," by DIR. G. T. wilson, OF Utmost
and on Juvenile Insanity" by DR.. Kerlin OF Pennsy-
New-York tribune., 1879-06-02

WAsHEGTOS. d. C., May .. 1879. =
Selicd VIII Jlls ONCE until IL
m. WEDNESDAY, the llth day Of june 1873 Tor tufb.
sing DELIVERING httiug and puttngiD place lce about
9 600 wcrtv three ihOussnd sGunrc feet OF hollow tiles or
hollow blocks for repiOahng tho roofs beug con
the nortn and west wings and also for iuh
ing and laying about 47oOO uoryseyon thOnsand) square
feet ceiling slabs under the hO0I beams OF tho
galleries OF the above bu dinR.
SPECIFICATIONS diagrams showing the spacing OF tho
rafcrs &c blank forms Of and bonds and d
ltlona information be obtained application at thus
office.
Proposals should be made in the prescribed form, dosod
Proposals fog FTcprOuflng," and addressed 10 -
ADOLF CLUSS.
Architect