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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-01-22

For masks and masquerade trim
mings go to the City Drug Store.
The Lamberton Commercial is now
issued semi-lnonthly.
Prince Carnival at Turner Hall next
Saturday.
"Unclc Toms Cabin at Arbeiter
Hall nett Wednesday evening.
See County Commissioner proceed.
ings in another column.
Redwood Falls has organized a Bus.
mess Mems Association and elected
board of directors.
Jacob Pfnnninger is slowly recover.
ing from the injuries he received by
fall in the Eagle Mill last week.
Our Sleepy Eye correspondent is in.
formed that Mr.. Burg is about to open
; a branch store III THAT village.
p See Governors Guard masquerade
ball ad. in; another column. A good
time is coming.
If you wish ito ENJOY good laugh
don't fail to attend the masquerade
ball at Turner Hall next Saturday eve
ming:
Here is your Review, in folio form,
printed on bran new Campbell power
press, every word of it. How do you
like it!
On account Of sickness Dr.. Marden
was unable to visit Sleepy Eye the last
two Fridays, but he will do 50 next Fri
day, nothing preventing.
The passenger trains due from the
east at 7:40 p. m. Saturday was five
hours late, and the one due at q. IN.
Sunday did not arrive until SIS p. m.
John G. Rudolph, cashier Of the
Citizens National Bank, has so far re.
covered from his late severe sickness
las to be able to again assume his duty.
At the village election in Redwood
Falls on the 9TH inst. the no-license
men carried the day, and a correspond.
cent writing to the Waseca Radical
terms it a glorious rictory.
Ed. Paulson has at last received his
reward. He has been appointed to the
responsible position of Custodian of
the Senate committee rooms, at com.
pensation of 800 per day.
The sportsmen of Redwood Falls had
grand glass ball shoot yesterday. We
see no reason why our club should not
follow suit as we understand thai
plenty of balls are yet on hand.
Route agent Lewis has been trans
fered from the Winona 4 st. Peter roat
to the St. Paul & Sioux City road. Th,
Winona & ST. Peter road looses one O
the best mon in the service. NJ
The Renville Times is reliably in
Z formed that the Milwaukee & st. Pau
n rail- road company contemplate build
ing Anatrow-gua.ge road from Olivia
Ren1All saYnty, to Marshall, via Beav
Ell aud Redwood Falls.
4 ..Ice Peter has began gathering
his croy. The river is frozen to tn
depth Of about 20 inches. and he pro
q IS to pack enough to last all sum
~ 10 matter how hot the seaso1
be.
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Brown COUNTY OFFICERS.

Post Office Address New Ulm.
AUDITOR-H. B. Constants
TREASURER-F. Schubert.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-A. Walton
JUDoE OF PRoBArE-A. Westphal.
CLERK OF THE DIST. Observation-Disclosures
SHERITF-JOhn Manderfeld.
SURVEYOR. Berndt.
CoURT COMM1ss1ONEE--E. G. Koch.
County ATToRNEY-B. F. Weber.
CoRoNER-Jonas LaudeNschlager.
County SUPERINTENDENT-JOhn Lind.
CoMM1ss1oNERs-Chas.W Wagner, chairman, Ole Jor-
genson, w. H. Sanders, A. Larson, Anton Mander.
field
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M!EETING of the Board of Audit of
g9SAbrown Co., MIMI, December 3Oth

MEETING Of the Board of Audit Of
gNAbrown Co., Mimi, December 3Oth
l 70. e0'A
The Board met for the purpose of ex.
amining and comparing the books of
Auditor and Treasurer and found them
correct, as follows to-wit:
Co. Revenue Fund s2420.35
=" Interest & Sinking Fund 477.22
8 Poor Fund 3O8.O5
" Road and Bridge Funds 8O3.02
Several Town Funds 1913
Several School Districts Funds 632.7O
Redemption Fund lO5.O5
Delinquent taxes collected $1,000
Taxes 1878 collected 556.l5
Principal, & Interest on School.
land 1524.78
Seed Grain tax lS77--7S $3.50
$lO,5so.65
In TREASURY:
Co. Revenue orders redeemed sl948.55
POOR 6 48O.28
s. Interest & Sinking orders
redeemed 34e.72
All Town orders 1903
All School Dist. orders 1861
Cash in Citizens Natl Bank 84l5.34
Notes s. '' i" $4,000
Cash IN Treasury 1897
OVerdratt IN 90. Jail acct. 500
slO.5So.e5
II. B. constants, A. BLANCHARD.
Sec. Board of Audit. Pres't.
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NEW ULM. REVIEW, ED 8 EsDA1

All ii want 81 wood call at Burns rs:
Won can buy 81 half! price forcashl.
aley has reno owed his drug store
o q 4 ,,nor aaa} where you will always
find IN, Fred. readvan.1 willing to wait ..o 'nn
all.
N. IL. Gamble is again buy ing "
several car loads Of fat cattle, and in
few days starts for the eastern market.
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STATEMENT.

STATEMENT.
Statement of fees collected by the
following officers of Brown county for
the year ending December 31st, 1873.
A. F. Walton Reg. of Deeds $s954.80
A. Blanchard Clerk of District
Court 934,75
John Manderfeld Sheriff from
July %, 1878 to Jen. l, 1870 342.25
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PROGRESS, LODGE NO. %,
a., O. w.. " .

meets every Thursday evening at Ar
better Hall. Brothers from abroad
are c cordially invited.
CUAs. WAGNER. NJ. w.
HENRY constants, Recorder.
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Total $2,23l.8O
CHARLES WAGNER, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners.
Attest: Fl. B. CONTAINS.
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Farm ersAttentioll !!

WIN. THoMss, Attorney for Mortgage.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

A TIGHT SQUEEzE.-A man Of fifty
shrouded in an ulster and carrying a
whip in his hand, and followed by a
woman who looked fully as old, enter
ed q Woodward avenue store the other
evening to make some purchases. They
talked together as man and wife would,
and pretty soon the woman saw some
thing in show case to interest her.
Her elbows were placed on the glass,
and there was a crash which startled
everybody in the store. The husband
took in the situation at a glance, and
remarked as he made for the door:
swell, guess won't buy to day,
as Pm in q hurry"
The wife started to follow, but the
merchant called to her, and She in turn
called to her husband, who paid not
the least attention. The merchant.
however, overhaued him as he was
unhi,ching his team, and said:
"See here. sir, you must pay tor the
damage done by your wife"
"My wife DO you call that woman
my wife ~ replied the man.
"Why, ! thought she was, she came
in with YOU"
"Cant q woman 60 into store with
a man and not be his wife p protested
the man.
"But am your wif--of course |
ann put in the woman. coming up just
at that time.
"iou are, rh"'
"Of course sh. is" Indignantly rx.
claimed the merchant. Come now,
want my pay"
GLOW much" queri-d the man, look
ing from one to the other.
well, about twelve shillings.n
The man hestated, bat finally count
ed out the money, while the woman
took q seat in the sleigh.
"And you admit that she is yonr
wifei" queried the merchant, as he
pocketed the money.
81 s'pose she's a relative
"But isn't she your wife,"
why dou'tyon tell him ! am john"
urged his wife.
son! you keep still!' he growled,
as he kicked the snow off his toes; If
that 'er- damage had been twenty shill
ings instead Of twelve, wouldn't have
owned you for a mother-in law Hitch
along. and bless yer stars that hain't
as mean as some husbanis!"-Detroit
free Press.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

MEssRs. EDIroRs :-The following re-
marks are from Bishop Simpsons fifth
lecture to the Yale students on the
preparation of a sermon. Query-may
not some of the ministers in some of our
city churches, don't say all, profit by
reading it:
"Your topic ought always to be OF
commanding interest, and such as apos-
ties and prophets, and especially our
blessed Saviour brought to the atten-
ton of the church, you should disgour-
age that sensational preaching which,
while it excites the curiosity and fancy,
is of no permanent value. There is a
class of preachers who always advertise
their topics, and who very generally
endeavor to draw some persons by the
quaintness or rccentricity of their IT,
ties
One announces his subject, "The val
lie of a backbone another "the girl
Of the period. know one minister
who occasionally preached the Devils
funeral; another announced words that
were spoken by neither God, man. nor
devil, and when his wondering congre
cation came his words were the utter
ances of Balaam's ass, and not very in
appropriate either. Only the other day
Noticed an advertisement for sermon
on chow Jonah lost his umbrella" 1t
was on the gourd vine that shaded him.
At what an infinite distance is such
trfiing from the examples of the bless
ed Saviour and his apostles, and how
must it weaken the confidence of con
gregations in tn" declaration Of min
lister that has Il message for them
from God. Il,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
IsaIItOIIlillle.

Tony Denier's Ilumpty Dumpty
troupe will give performance at the
Opera House, on.Monday evening, the
9th inst. We clip the following from
the Troy ". I..Wh'G
Tony Denier's lumpty Dumpty, at
the Opera House, Saturday afternoon
and evening, was most enjoyable Ell
tertainment. Since Fox left TIE stage
the public have doubted whether a
worthy successor could be found. There
need be nof urther doubt; Grimaldi is
greater than Fox. Almost every actor
is specialist. The beautiful Miss
Boshell, as modest as she is beautiful,
the most sprightly and engaging column
bine we have ever seen.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
[For the REPuBLIcAS.l
60 VISIT THEM.
BY JOHN u. COOK.

Hines suggested on hearing sermon
preached by Rey. j. II. Caldwell, before tn
Moral Suasion Reform Association, Sunda
evening, Jan. 10Th, In the st. Paul's NJ. l
church.
Go visit tho poor In their novels,
Go see them In their need
Go visit where hunger reyels,
90 sec the dread VOLTS greed;
Don't stand On your threshold, waiting
TIL you see them passing by;
Don't sit In your cheerful parlors,
TIL you hear the beYgar's cry.
Go right In your silk and satin,
Go wearing your costly gem;
Go call ut their door in your carriage,
90 look In your radiance on them;
Don't pass by their want and anguish,
Their squal0r looks out at the door,
Don't turn your faces in l0athing,
They're with you iOreyermore.
400 visit the widow and orphan.
Go see them, carrying bread;
Go succor the poor and needy
The preacher grandly said;
40 visit the desolate hoyel,
Where death stands waiting by;
Don't weep Ser story and novel,
Go see with naked eye"
Go set their hcarth-stones glowing.
90 pile their tables high;
DO with your loving voices,
And hush their moaning cry;
Dismiss Death from their hreside,
The VOLTS foul feast iOrestall;
And yc shall sit at banquet
LII Jesus bridal hall.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

pEDUCE YOUR GAS BILL 20 to 10 per
u cent. and improve the quality OF light
having the automatic gas governor AZ
.cl to your meter. and If there Is not a
NJ of ~ to ~ per cent, You can have 1t re-
we'd tree Of charge. l.. =. BLAIR, NO. 2lt
| at Seventh street, agent for Clark'S patent
a.waStng and non-ireczing hydrant. Gan
\ repaired without digging up the ground
| r' only $500. put in: and Will last hyc times
| 3ns as the old style waste hydrant. Gas
,Ng and plumb nR promptly attended TO-
lgas-hxtl,rcs taken down, re-brOnzed and
up the same day. 2l0 W, eth street.
lnll-lmd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NRANGE OF WAKE.
" WESTERN RAlLROAD.-Com
mencing Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1877. Trains viii
run rs follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a. M, and 80 y. M
Leave Landenberg Is a M, and 80 ,. 10. E.
Arrive atWilmingtOn 1855 am. and 10 nm.
Arrive at LandenberRat IL 10. and $40 DIN
Connections-Irains leaving Landenbergat
ID IA. IN. connect with train for Philadelphia
at 10 a. H..
Train leaving WILMINGTON at 10 20 a. III &,
with train leaving Philadelphia at 80 a. III.
and pennsylvania and Delaware train leaving
Landenberg at % .. N.
Train leaving Landenberg at l2J p. Iii, with
Pennsylvania aud Delaware trail, AM. With
trail loaying for Philadelphia at4 ~ y. IL.
Trains leaving Wilmington, at $50 y, III.
with train leaving Philadelphia. at 4.l5 y. IN
lhEpdu ID OONNEL. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
Concert.

The Zion Wesley Singing association
will give concert and exhibition at the
Plymouth church, corner of Second and
Washington streets, this evening at
$50 o'clock. to which slight admis-
sion fee will be charged. The proceeds
are for the benefit of said church. The
coIored citizens generally, as well as
others, are invited to extend their
patronage on the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

From over exertiOn at the recent Pa.
tent Office. Isutfered much from Sc
we're strains of the leaders and cords OF
my legs. Two applications Of Keller's
Roman Liniment effected speedy and
lasting cure. Louis Lowe, Washington
D. c., Fire Dept.
Try it, for it never disappoints. DR..
Bulls cough syrup.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SAIE.-One Of the best dairy an!
grain Farm in the state. situated IN
IS Castle Hundred, ahout9 miles from WI.
l.ton, on the State rOad. within ihiles OF
,Ations on Delaware Railroad. CONTAIN
l58 acres Of land, good and susceptible o.
This farm now pays per cent
/, Taxes and Insurance. never failing
sam Of sprihg watcrruus through the plo,
ms watering all the tcds. Large lawn In
nj Of dwelling, large barn and al necessary
.lllgs. This farm viii he sold very cheap
qllIed for soon. ]. W. HlTEMAN.
,rp9S-tIl.jnnl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
WANTED.

IVA NTED.-A purchaser fora iuIl let of
Nv good wooden fixtures, consisting OF
| aater, Shelving, Sugar and tlour Bins,
eat Shambles, one very large Ice CHEST, &c,
| lie grocery store 1t the >. l.. Corner OF
F@cnth and Orange streets. G. FlPPS.
| InZl-3t*
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
lo3 acres, in White !Clay Creek Hun,
"a. All enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
fields. Large Apple Orchard In iull
ne, Public Schools adjoining the Farm.
,lings. Large mansion double tenant
be. Barn, Granary, and all other buildings
rcs.arv on tirst-class farm, mlies rom
t'on on p. W. n B. X H., 'ehtraiiy loca,
/ = miles from WIN ingt1n. app! ~
III ". WUITEM Real Estate Agent,
h Fourth street, Wilmington. Del.
l. EdAs.d&wti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

EDn REWARD.-Two sets of Single
PlO Harness, one Of which was new,
Y an Overcoat were stolen from the car
Ne house of the subscriber: on Monday
(ht, in New Castle Hundred. The above
E'ard will be paid for the return Of the pro-
f'y JONES GUTHRIE. Jn2l-3td
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

Reliable White Girl, with
Nv good city reference. Apply between
| 1I o'clock, p. M, at 6Jt Washington st.
| ln2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

hDR SALE,-A six rO0med house Win
bath. No. COS East Sixth street, In good
Ter; possession Immediately.
|bgelling No TO7 Church street b rooms
|1a number of small dwellings for sale IN
Eerent parts of the city. Apply to VIM.
n Co, Go Market street,
|mington, Del. sePLo
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

WANTED. tirl to do general house
Nv work. Apply to l2l2 King ST. jn2l.3t
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

MIR RENT.-Storc sl4 Masonic Temple,
and elegant rooms first floor. Apply
Jesse X, BAYLIS. l. GENT. ln2l'-w.eod
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

|NDR RENT An eight room mouse on
Fifteenth street near Market Apply
IOHN q. GALLAGHER, 1858 MARKET
beet. or to tho subscriber near Delaware
|Drtlon, GRO. NJ. BRhNBLs. dc27.du
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR REST.-Thrr story brick Houses. 500
L and sl TAtnali 81 Stalls in Club stable,
IAN and orange streets. very low 10 per
|nent tenants Apply toe, "pRkEI.h.
dc2I.ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
NO. &.
NO. T..

1t is folly to spend tire and money in 20,
Ing to Philadelphia when you can doas wen
at THE GRAND DEPOI" In your own
city.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

,'R SALE OR TRADE for horse wa
gon, nearly new; ami crw coming
III in u lew days. Apply TO MAkIlN
TOOLE, south Wilmington. ln212t'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SALE.-A three-story brlck nous
with rooms, papercd throughout, with
Kin, hot and cold water, green house, sup
ed with flowers, No, t03 w. Third street,
(, !. all over house. MARY NJ. BROWN.
| inl.G
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

|raR RfNr--The house MA West street;
EVANS PEN NlNiTuN, Eighth and
-kct streets, l'I-
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SALE,-F'Our new twO-stOry, SIX rooms
brick houses on Walnut street, between
[yrnth and Twelfth street. For tniorna'
{ apply 10 J. AUGUSTUS MCAuLLEn
J tel. Hastings, n COS Rolling MINIS. or 'oo
,,,ro Auenne dc4-4wd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SALE OR REST.-The new and de-
h sirahle store and Dwelling at the cor
Il of Seventh and Poplar streets, Is now OIL
red Tor sale or rent on easy terms, fosses-
n given Immediately. Apply 10
ID. r. HAWKINS,
,,o,-It 4Ol Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

Z AND FOR SALE.-A properly contain
Ing about % acres, in Brandywlne
Inbred. Inquire Of EDW. LECARpEN-
EK. gockland. Del. dci9-wd& stotda3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR RENT.-Four Stalls at 5ll King ST.,
I suitable Tor butcher. ln2l-3t'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

nor SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE
A Fine Property on Washington street
Fween Eighth and Ninth streets. House In
nd order, lot running through TO Wollaston
|,ost !. A. BOND n CO.,
,n22-et col Shiplcy street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

|, m RENTING House AMI Blacksmith
shop at Mt. Cuba, on the Delaware
road "A good stand for business.
InlS.l2tdt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

t1OR Rent. Dwelling No. East fiith
street, opposite Clayton House. sulta'
r. for board nv house or offices. Apply at Z.
THOMAS n cos. 1hsu
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

I,OR kENT.-Two six room houses with
L kitchen, Nos. III and l23lustisoh street
80. THOM, l2j Justison street. ln2l-6t'
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

>pk SALt,-A very desirable property on
the southwest corner OF sixth and Mar
streets. Apply oG CHANDLER, 700
lrket street. hct-u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
NO. 4.
II A M B y r q
e y q l n q S.

Just opened n largo lot direct from swift
zerlan4 via New York embracing the latest
STYLES. and at prices LOWERTHAN EVER
OFFERED BEFORE!
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR SALEAND RENT.-Well built new
two.story six rooms, brick Houses on
EInut st. between 18th and 18th SITS. Prices
I and terms very accommodating: FOR IN.
Fnatlon applyto HARLANGAusE, Front
\ TatnaiJ StS.. or 1924 Tatnall st. dcl2.2md
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23
NO. 5.

Blankets. no0l Flannels, Canton Elan
ms, Water-pr Goods in all tolors, Felt
skirts, &c You can buy these goods IRON US
to advantage.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

NOR RENT.-A nine room House In good
\ order, with bath and pleasant location
:. W, Seventh street. Also one on SIMPLIFY
,oet slo Apply at q. CHANDLER-
'''' matt Gil or COS Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

Fy1OR RENT dwelling on southwest cor.
IN ner of sixth and Market streets; APP
r. IN q. CHANDLER,
Y! ,potf gO5 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

L1OR SaLE.-The three story brick house
No. 6O3 Washington street, with AL the
eodern improvements; terms easy: ROSES
Kan given at once. Apply 10 NJ. L. LlCh-
SrNSTEJN, 226 Market street. lnlo
Daily Republican., 1879-01-23

|v1OR RENT.-FOurth.story Hall with !,
or ante rooms. JOHN Z: hhhh-
KISS, jul3.tf
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ANOTHER CUBAN REVOLT.

HAVANA, May 5. - The official journal
announces band Of 200 natives have raised the
standard of rebellion and taken the field in the Eastern
Department close to the impenetrable mountain range
that perces the centre Of the island They uncr tho
command Of Colonel Carlos Medina OF the saunch-
est leaders of the rebellion. This force being at
point called Chorro, General Daban the military COM
mander of the department, Immediately organized all
the forces at hand-nearly 1000 men-and went in
quest of the by forced marches but IN spite OF
haste when his advance guard reached ChOrTo u was
merely TO exchange few shots with the rctteailng
rebels who took shelter IN the mountain passes close by
The news created lutter In all circles and caused
gold 10 take q leap upward II also eX3speTated the
Oyasts, who view the natives as iIreconclabe enemies
who should be summarllY dealt with at once,
Plentiful rains have fallen lately and the prospect Of
ayerting famine il growing better.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
WAsUINGTON. May Is, 1879.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
ADVERTISING FOR II

ADVERTISING FOR LONGsHoREMES.
South AMBoY, \. j., May 2l.-Posters have been
nu nm tbOughout this vicinity advertising for 200 to
%orE as ongsGoremcn for the Anchor Line at NewYor
BAYARD TO SPEAK Az VALLEY FORGE.
Of TleT Forge @ % DEDICATE III the wasSnson
10 senator Bayard accepted an invi-
THE FLORIDA PAILRoAD CASES
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2l.-Ihe railroad cases
oos tonight continuance would be asked for BY one
side the Other tomorrow
TIE sHOWACAEMETTEs EXCLUDED.
DlTGOU, Mich, Nav 2l.-h cable telegram from
the eny steward announces that the showacsemetes
from TSh'SG sntefag the S iorthco@ins Heny regatta
THE WALKING MATCH AT TORONTO.
TORONTO, Ont, May 2l.-ln the siX-lays t0urna-
Nelson, q miles WalkeF 2o miles Warner l7d miles
CONTRACT BETWEEN YALE AND HARVARD.
NEw-HAyEN, Conn, May 2l.1Yale G entered into a
one year eligible torow IN the University crew.
A RAILROAD cQ}YrhAcI9R WINS 4 SUIT =
James Marsh contractor the MartnsDurg and Poto
m9S E% M ~HGd TeTd aS Of for pana
CONDUCTORS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The eighth annual con-
pany began tn moring The secretary reported Il % mem
G9ng The year as s. 5iI Ttcre is balance Of .55 ~
TIE NEwJERsEY DRUGGISTS
PRINCETON, MAY 2l.-lhe Pharmaceutical AsSo-
Dr. Mcsh welcomed the association. aud ledergd for "a ~
College Of New jersey dehvers lecture before this Assem-
bly, tonight
NEW CANADIAN APPOINTMENTS.
OTTAWA, Ont, May 2l.-Ihe changes proposed
under the act introduced BY Dr. Tupper for the reorganza
lion of the Public Works Department were carried into e.
ect to-day The Hon Dr. upper was sworn IN Al Kideau
Hall as Minister OF Railways, the Hon MT Langeyn was
appointed Minister OF Public Works ana the Hon MI camp
he'll was ia - Pos tmaster General
DARTMOUTH ATHLETIC SPORTS.
HANOVER y. H., May 2I.-Ihe Dartmouth sports
onened al clock with the weather cool and breezy and
good The throwing OF the heavy hammer sew
nfa h III.
85 feet "a inches one hundred Yards DASH h sloane.
Washington ID. C.. llla seconds, and T. b. Condon New
York CITY ~ seconds The nna heat Will be run Thurs
day The DASH backw ards, won b. l. b. Con
don, New-iOrk cav. IL y seeondA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
NEW-YORK, THURSDAY, MAY %, 1879.

report TO the House revised edition Of the report OF the
XLvh Congress relative TO the metric system OF weights
and measures which prepared by c. +. Culver the
clerk Of the cOmmittee the idea being to ask for the
printing Of 10000 copies TO meet the extensive demands
from foreign societies. The International Metric
Bureau Of Paris alone has made application for looo
copies.
The following have been appointed as the Board OF
Visitors to attend the annual examination Of cadets at
the Naval Academy in June next; Commodore Thomas
II. Stevens, United States Navy; Chief Engineer Jas
W. King United States Navy the Rev. Ebenezer Bush
nell, Fremont. Ohio; General Jas L. Wilson, New
York City; General Eli H. Murray, Louisville, hyi
Colonel VIM. Goddard, Providence. Il. l.; and Captain
John NJ Brooke, Lexington Va. The above were deslg-
mated by the President. The following members were
appointed by the Speaker of the House: Chapman
Freeman, Pennsylvania; NJ l. Durham, keutucky ana
Robert NJ. Knapp. Illinois. II. b. Anthony and >. IL
Mcpherson were appointed members Of the board Dy
the President pro TEN. of the Senate.