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New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
DECLARED II CONTEMPT.


YTSITEDtY.
LARGO deficiency occurred in the Depart
mont of CHARITIES in Kings County last wear, and Tor
f,lrmoutns neither the Commissioners nor any Of the
,mploy6s were PAID. Mr. storms. on" OF The 'onm'-
sioncrs brought proceeding in The supreme court To
coupe the Supervisors pay the arrears OF ms salary
and a similar action was begun by d.. schenck' tho
Medical Supcrintendeut Of the Ilahush Hospital Al
Yesterday meeting Of the supervisors AZ when John
f. Moran the temporary chairman, presided, supervisor
Byrnc presented maudlmuS granted in the ca.eo MI
storms directing Supervisors 70 pay his saaIY IN
connection herewith MI Ryrne offered q rct..1,iGiA
ordering about $4,000 to ne taSciIe1 nom tei!tI
uncNpouded balances o pay tine salaries OF a., l'nnI
slonris and employee Tor the interval When ic o..
Ward a,ked to tc excused from voting. lie $nC ma" c
was wiling lI vote 10 pay llc amount Tr l"ita N S
rnardanus nt a. the ease ~ Dr. Ncheuck. upon which
The paw 8i jhc cmpoNcs depended was stu peh'u 20
'Tbe Bo,lt refused to excuse nm iTcm Nn;u-,
hut hc declined To vote, aui tnc 'd.EH- o.
the the roll HA' fe+E@oSf WS Sl S1t''Sgd ad ~ a." c7
rused from voting on the same ground. The H"tId de
snTcT,o"r sof ncn Gut.tcd tne charmg' com
pel Nr Nathan 10 vote, under me rules Of The Boa
was ben, called was coInpellcd to vote.
Supervisor Byrnc-"I would lif" t. know how Won
rau make man votcif hc won't DO Il. would Ike 20
Sc auy man compel m" 60 vote. lou can't make a
horse dunk he refuses 10 'o So
The chairman rcpealcd' .. III. y ''h"n !" tnu'S
Mr.. Na1han declared that ne could moi, vote
raIc tuc gentleman from o. Twoniytlr9 in contempt
md the clerk will omit is anne in calm: me roll uut
such time as he shall baN urged himself OF contempt
h, making an apology 10 tie Board
rhis announcement caused c'nsiderahe exert 'mt ~
and cnnfu4Inu IN The room. which was crowded The
= ling OF the roll Vs continued, aud The resolution Of
Mr. Byruc arcd carried. supervisor OilhsbCc
rovrd 10 Irconslocr tho action iust taken. and IN cali
Inc the roll or 'ts motion Clerk Galley madN NcTtcnty
a77,ed tbo nam Mr. Nqthan IN promptly answered
Ave" rhc clerk VIII please omit Supervisor Nathans
name" e. \, aimed Chairman Moran, until ne apol-
DCiZes.' rvisoI EsOl tbcn attempted 10 huucc MI
Moran @. OIauge Ms ruling. .
Tho .lalr Will do nothing Of the kind" said Mr..
Moran.
"Or. 4 him vote" exclaimed Supervisor Byrne.
.. point the confusion III the room increased SUI
y, or IgOf then said that he compelled to appeal
.ou the charman's decision in the case OF Mr. Nathan
Nv a vote Of IL to 13 the decision was not sustained
Mir Nathan was then permitted to vote, and the motion
10 reconsider Mr.. ByTnc's resolution was defeated
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
NETTING OF THE POLICE BOARD.

The Board Of Police met yesterday for the
first time this week The published letter of Comui-
sloner Erhardt III regard 10 the investigation Of The
Police Department was read by Chic -Clerk liawley
and was heard without comment Upon motion "i
President Smith il was placed nlc. COmmss'orsi
Wheeler offered q resolution which was UHAnim,I-N
adopted without discussion Transferring captain hen
urdv to the Thirty tn Precinct, Captain AHdtc to tnt
Tenth, and assigning Captain BcrGhOd 10 the Nlnth,
and Captain Ryan TO the sixteenth.
An opinion from Corporation Counsel whitney Was
read ii SUGGESTED that the salaries OF police surgeons
should also bc subject 10 the reduction of 20 per cent
The Board granted permission for nineteen mask s
balls and five parades Inspector IhOrnc suUmittcdP
communication similar 10 that already prestntedE
Captain McCIllagh. seeking permission for the -
force to employ counsel for their defence IN tie ~
Of the reduction of pay. The Board granted the
sary permission condition that tho dcegauuS Ter
in harmony. ~ .'''
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
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3:45 a. m.
LtIEST FOREIGN NEWS.
rTAS ELECTION CERTAIN.

NlAF sAMHEI las ILEt llON iGlNl AIN
MENr TH,r HI WILL ACCEPT THE PRRsI-
4 pT>cY OF THE CHAMBER or DEPUTiFs-rIiE
TuSU or NACWAHON's LETTER AFpRoyED-PRo-
trtliNiE or THE MAJORITY
LoNDoN, Friday. Jan. 81, 1879.
Tho Paris correspondent of The Times says the
election of VI. Gambctta as President of the Cham
bcr of Deputies il certain, and he will accept the
post. 1t Is also certain that the impeachment OF
the De Broge- Fourtou Ministry will be abandoned,
rs il is no longer necessary as means OF oustlng
MacNIahon or a Cabinet which Loyalty protected
the Constitution. The return of the Chambers to
Paris. the reorganization Of the Council OF STATE,
the passage of the education laws, and other Repub-
lican reforms, viii be peacefully effected.
The correspondent adds that some members oi
the pure Left will enter the Cabinet. NJ Dufaure
has declared his intention of rasgning. The conn
fry will NOT understand such course; hut II ne
persists NJ. Martcl may take the Premiership ana
NJ. Dufaure the Presidency Of the Senate. 90,
II. IialanZer has resigned the management OF inc
Opera.
dispatch TO The Standard from Berlin represents
that no confidence il felt there in Pre- ldeAt GreFys
competence to maintain his authority ~ -,
4 Paris dispatch to Ihe Times says; NJ tle
Cabinet Council held Thursday morning the Minis
Iers offered 10 resign if President MacMIhoh
Thought he could compromise with the thampeia'
Mdciiahon replied with some emotion that nc
deemed such step useless. ihe tone "t thee
Presidents letter of resignation seems To meet WIN
general approval"
rtr o,b,, Eo,,ign Vcrs s,r FIRST PdCc
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
CHARGES AGAINST A PHYSICIAN.

Serious charges against Dr. j. A. NJ. kcne.
ply scan connected with the Iaibush Asylum iot the
Insane were brought 10 the attention OF the King,
County Charities Commissioners at their meeting, AT
FIathIsh Wednesday afternoon. An allliayIt made by
johanna Lawrence, who was engaged as muse few
months ago was presented, setting forth tnat De
ccmbcr - Dr. Ecnc attempted 10 take improper lhcI-
ties with her. She made complaint 80 Dr. Shaw,
the Medical SuDcIlntcndcnt Of the Asylum.
she alleges that Dr. SLdw refused TO
give her q hearing, and on December % she dis
charged without any reason beng gwen therefor The
matter up n executive session and was referred
70 committee OF the entire board t0 make nyt-tI-
CATION Dr.. Kcnc yesterday denied the truth OF the ale
CATION.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
An EXCITING DAY N WALL-sIREET.

The heavy decline in stocks yesterday ere
acd much c0citcmcn; III Wall-st soon after O'Clock
when Lake shore, Northwest and II Paul stock, mani
tested rapid downward tendency Brokers ana lawyers
who were luuchng at DclmOnicO's BIOadWay-placr
left the tables and In short time the dining aud lunch
rooms were almost deserted At DclmOnicO'@ Broad
the crowd throuLcd about the stock indicator and
quotations were read out much like neWpapcr bulletins
ai Presidential election. The partition near the ind
Gator broken down in the great rush 10 learn he
st quotations. stocks ic in short time from To
per cent. No failures reported Yesterday. the
heaviest dtCluc occurring after clearing hours. Most
OF the stocks rallied aftcward aad at the Cusc they had
recovered TO the opening quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

prCrYTSAIES OF GOVERNMENT BONDS.
,,,I,vrry OF FOUR PER CENT BONDS TO THE NrW
syvp1C,rE IN IONDON-NEw-YOEH' SHARE IN
SUBSCRIPTIONS To TIE NEW LOAN.
Charles f. CODant, ex-AssiStant Secretary OIL
,be Treasury reached the city yesterday having oe'h
DESIGNATED nv Secretary sherman as Agent OF the treas
urv Dcrartmcnt TO deliver at London the Sloooo'ooVOi
Amer cent bonds recently subscribed by the new Four
Per Cent syndicate In addition To these DohuS MI
Conapt will aso carry in the iron safe furnished by the
Treasury Department, $tOOOOO0 per cent bonds on
account of the FIRST National Bank. which have been
sold 10 English Investors 10 h, delivered i'll London MT
Couaut expects TO sail for England tomorrow on the
steamship Germauic. He Will be accompanied by TWO
Treasury clerks as assistants at the London agency VI
tho Unite States Treasury Department.
Abaukcr who is Interested I'm the sale OF GoVerhmen'
honds said Yesterday that for some time l. Won non
man & Co. Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and other nahSerS n''
nadc sales of per cent bonds 20 London operators
He claimed that OF the SljO0o000O per cent hohuS
sold by the Treasury Department s'ncc JanuaiS ~
about $50 100000 had been taken or &C rtn onent
,,oscs and that 500 600 coo had gone mo pcrndt"t
invcsimeuts OF the entire Amount suhscripcu S!u,o
January l. the following subscriptions mGlG m 5n ooN
YorE were given Yesterday, showing that only S-VVVV'
600 OF the bonds were taken ontsde OF 'hIs wy .
lrst National ~ n I00
Rams of it0Uo006
Hanover lans lUuOuOyO
iicTrT NCT ews & CO. irough Naicnl Dcposi.
ioiyl -; l5OU0u0O
-...,., >,.,, ,.,., ............. slSoOooOoo
In addition to the 900 OOO subscribed for the First
National Bank purchased i'm this market, at less than
sub>crpon rates Sl5 coo 600 Of per cent bonds sub
scrined Nv Others making total purchase OF SJ1OOO
600 OF This class Of securiuo- s.nce resumption
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
MAYOR COOPER's ApPOINNlENrs.

Mayor Cooper has completed list of ap-
t,ptelts in hs Office as follows: James l. Morrison,
secretary and chief ceIk, salary $500 year John T.
Tracy general clerk 81 600; William 4. Marshal. clerk,
II 900; Charles i. Cmpp, clerk, $1,000; David :.
Wli.o stcuocra hor. $780, Michael W. Bfown, mes
tCuger, $500.
Narsha'- once John Tyler Kelly, First Marshal,
- $40; Herman schroeder Second Marshal, 81 800
iiruIv j. Appleton, clerk, 81 900
Permit Hureau-D1uict :. Hart, Registrar. S21UO; 4;
Eohtrt Tratt interpreter, Sl,2OO; IhIhp ". Gordon,
i,rk 81 900 Edward l. Waterbury, C,ctk $500; viii
liam II. Magcc. temporary inspcctor, N~Op; George X
lole tcmu0raTy INSPECTOR $500; Bernard Nc!-, IN
,prcfoi $500: james l.. BuIns, Inspector $500.
'Et-Ma,oI Lly expended SlE>Oo tuf salaries Mayor
Inuner WI reauce thls amount ~ flO9OO
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
TARIFF FOR FIRE INSURANCE.
fTRINGrNr EULEs PEOrOsED rOE TIE NEW ASS
CATION.


CATION.
A meeting Of fire insurance managers was
lcld Yesterday 10 consider the formation OF tariff as
sociaton. j. II. A. Oakley OF the Howard Fire lnSu-
lance Company, presided, and William ". Hcnshaw,
secretary of the Long Island Fire Insurance Company
aced as secretary Nicholas C. Miller presented the re-
port Of the special committee proposing that tue new
CrCauzaton he known as the "NcwIOrk Tam Associ-
hiiOu.' ,- e.. .r ..
The plan as proposed substantially given IN IhF
TKIHI Nr Cf Thursday. Tee other features are thal
pCcDts companies Sha hc elected by the ASSOCIATION
VINO shall receive commits OF 10 per cent ioI New
York Brooklyn, Jersey city or HOboken, ana
Tor other places percentage nOt exceeding 10
uer cent, none OF which shall ne directly
or indirectly returned to the assured. Violation sub
ccts 10 ltuqlty of cancellation Of commission II Is
so provided that all agents, suhaGents or managers
of brancl Offices, and all persons engaged TO solicit Dusl
ness those previously mcHlOHCC, snail be
uaid a uIcd salary only. Managers, their accounts,
furnish the names OF persons 20 whom commission
has Ereu PAID allowed. and the exact amount Any
violation or error rates snail cause forfeiture OF an
amount equal to the correct premium aud any VOCATION
f the rules Of the association relating To rebate or COM
missions shall subject the Offender 10 nne of 500 To
meet prospective penalties each member must deposit
with three trustees 10 be hereafter elected 500 IN ca
or Inlen States bonds and If PENALTY he not paid
20 the treasurer cash after ten days notice. the ChtIc
Rmount will he forfeited.
Without taking action on the plan of orcanLd
the meeting aGjOurnod until Monday next
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
COUNTY oFFICrRs BEFORE a GRAND jury.

The RlchmOnd county IaN-paSClS JluOh
recently sent communication 10 the Board Of Auditors
of The Town OF Niddctown, = l.. conpimcning II for
discovering aud rejecting fraudulent claims made on
the town. The communication urged that the matter
brought before the Grand Jury The claims rejected
were mostly those Of Justices ana cOnslabcs. Political
circles in the Village Of ldeeWatcr were excited over
the announcement yesterday that the persons who had
made the fraudulent claims against the town had been
ordered To appear before the Grand Jury Richmond
The Court House was crowded yesterday WI!h pOlt
clans eager ~ lean the proceedings going ~ the
Grand Jiry room. Up to the time Of the adjournment
last evening the Grand Jury bad not rfccntcd any IN
oral Of the accused officers would Dc presented u th"
aI1tr I u mn
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
SUITS OF SPECIAL AGENT WILLIAMS.

Several weeks ago Ihc Graphic and Inc
UoIM published long articles accusing Special Agent H.
r. Williams Of having engaged IN smuggling operations,
although an officer Of the Government The secretary
of the Treasury has had the charges Investigated, and
fuds that the smuggling operations with which Special
Agent Williams was charged we're conducted III Tue ~
i1est of lie erumeut aud under tie GIeCtIOu VI llC
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

Treasury Department, in order TO break M sysein o
smuggling that then existed Speciai agent
mas been thoroughly eNOncrated bY the department.
lie has instituted suits against iEe hoFtn anu nc
CyGthc and also against eXSpectal Agents H. " Ja!hc
onG Madrc who we're given as the authorities for the
hous stories II is understood also that the house ol
A. 7, Stewart Il Co. has been lmPieaueu III "no ""'
suit
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
P1SNkNGERS SIILED.

FOR BERMU pA-Gy Steamship CdDtaa.-D. G. Harlec.
lr. Iarrt. A. r. Edwards r. \. Thicker J. r. Kraft. ".
H. Van Kllyn r.. II Feun W. W. Russell l.. l. Herap3.
ION Rrgmcnt Mrs c. Phelps Master eps MIS- g. "
n,,,,n.i H. Carlton, ". WaimgtOn, J. ". Wilcox Ir +.
lanln g. v Bartlett +. l.. lewis Theo Epboc ker II
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

HARm-BURG, Penn, Jan. 30.--The Governor
toav again sent 10 the Senate the name OF David II
Lane for Recorder of Philadelphia, and he was con-
1uu1d.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

after officer Donohue had clubcd OF the smuggls
with his revolver and threatened to shoot a. Que Wiz
molpstcd him further. The second SEIZURE ny ~"
onlcers consisted of lot of bay rum, GIN ana aiuJ
on the steamship City Of Para from 81. Ih0uas'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
ICrTeIAVA sTNATOR@UIP.

Nrw-ORLEANs. Jan. 3O.-The Democratic
caucs tonight nominated B. f. Jonas to succeed Sena
lnr Iualls IN The Lntcl states Senate.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
TWO SEIZURES or sMUGGLED GOOD

Custom House Inspectors DOnOhuc and
Husscy yesterday made Two important seizures Of Snug
glcd goods IIfy-hve hundred choice Havana cigars
which wer, smugelcd from The steamship CITY Of Wash
lnetOn, were captured Ia Mdsh'ustOH-s saloon only
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

Nil Observation-Disclosures | think you
will suit me very well but ! wish Ia know n YOU have
a follower MAID: No. mum, event 1t present. but
really can't say as to how s0on shall eH One-lfuh.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
RT-,roDrD INDICTMENT OF WELLS.

Nrw-ORLEtNS, La, Jan. 3O.--It is rumOTcd
that j. Madison Wells, surveyor OF the Port has been
indicted by the United states Grand Jury Tor mafeas-
,ur, m uOrp.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

BACKBITING.-Fir Youth: Old Fl0ggam's
beginning the new year yell Did you notice the new
cInei second f0nh; Rtther-in fact, WAS very much
struck with IL -llgE
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs NO
2ls BROADWAY.
9amos, Noon 81 d M 3S'. nfnkht 35.
Hilhest duriug me daY. -. Lowest ~
AyerARe 30i97. Same day 1873 -i'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
.DHAY
snrri..s ~ sun stes.. 5l7 Clock ta't, I3m i3'
Noon CO., ~ li6 Moon suuths Oj7 Moons age, days ,
IO.DN-A u.
SANDY Hoax 100 GOV island. oil Hell Gate... 400
WATER TODtY-r n
sandy Hook 50 GOV Island. 23k Hell Gate".... AZ
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
evrprns ron -
The King, ComtyI COUNTY rArrERs.

The Kings Comty6 COUNTY rAUrEEs
yesterday sem a ,"mar Charities Commissioners
stating that o1rin- '' la.a,ion 10 the Supervisors,
uuns az diISh id' '..Iuruf visits to the nstltu-
tractor snpllr'ut Jt,, a.,crtJin,d that the con-
Mems '' A p iar thc inmate, have been de
i' ,,'''i',i ~. lf,.ior IN quality 10 the contract
,,.t,.. Ga. - tt 900 regard 20 meat, salt codiiSh'
,.,,-' ~ f, ...... beams. rec and pork. An III
',,..t.I ID, - ouju.iy asked. In The same con
49,, i. ,b, n .f .tlc County NtorrEcepcT also le-
''''''' ' " ..iLltIon. The entire matter was re-
Y iter, i;urs to their supplies Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
Prominent ARRIVALS.

EnckipqLdm H0fel-Count and Countess de Nom
sanlnn of Francc.... Hododh HoUseS"natorelcct - ~
Plat of Connecticut ErSr,n HonsT-Protess0s h'"ln
Haven; Ezra Abbot Of hArNard "ll'k'
and C. NJ NJ. Mead. OF AndOver Theological seminary
~, mn Ho'sI-Rcar Admiral l.. O. Parrott - : NaN'
Ex-Governor Alexander H. Bullock. and Charles "hahL
Of UsAintsF IOsI-ILt nsnu J. lsflh
M Che suut ridge New York Bank rntendcnt Uen
I. Lamb OF Albany, and August WihclmJ .--.. h.n.R
..... Hofe Brl'nsicict- Aduiant General frankhn
send Of Albsny.... .CidJeEdOn HOtcI-Captain u q i
0f tic BRIT ~ Navv.... e'urtcrdnt Ho'.s-l"cLc ~ W.
son OF Syracuse. Jams Ha,i-Captain W - 49,
l. NAVY: senator Ira Davenport 0f Edth, NfI4 H'.
ex Governor Henry D Cooke. 0i the U.str'i ~
By,ro.rf IyOtss-Capain Hams, of the ~t'AII '""'
and Captain Rovle ~ the British Army. a
Hoiri-flomer Iainsdel, of NcHbuig ~ nv NV .',
surgeon l.. >. Matthews. 4. < Navy. - ,,"IN 49,.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
RESTOI'lN~

1t was i EASI-BOCND FREIGHT RATES.
that ConGX tied in railroad circles yesterday
M"o'i ,sioncr FINK had sent dispatch TO V. T.
lndlaF. ,rnau oi the Executive Pool Committee at
81 polls stating that " it was the desire OF the gen
managers of the trunk lines that there should b"
n tnration and strict maintenance OF rates at All
tstttu connecting polns and that the influence OI the
tuuk lines would he CNeIted 10 bring ahOut eICh re-
.uIts" II was asserted that ASSURANCES Lad been
received Chicago, Peoria, ST. Louis Ic1c HaulC
Cincinnati and indianapolis. that unit the opening OF
CATION al least would Dr malutanCG strictly
The ta Of November - II is Sald has been resumed
iu the West existing contracts any, 10 be enforced II
rrunricd the general agents before JauuaIy 81 ana
mat no property, transit or Otherwise Will De- for
varied less than tarlf rates alter that date Ha
road men saw that tins that The East-bod pool
managers after making all the contracts necessary until
the opening of navigation, have Low agreed TO restore
rates.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
GATHERING INFORMATION FOR IMMIGRANTS.

GATHERING INFORMATION FOR IMMIGRANTS
At the meeting of the Commissioners OF
Emigration yesterday. Commissioner Kaufman offered
series # resolutions, which adopted. 10 the eject
ihat ~ there Is no organized system at tins port Tor
gathering authentic information from the various states
as 10 the most desirable places for immigrants To
settle that The Commissioners OF Emf grafton luNur Inc
CoUpcIdiiOn of the Governors OF me several STATES u
prricctDg such An arrangement The commissioners r.
quest that all applications for servants or ldhoFcrS @
them shall contain IN" address q" the emp "S cI' t
ncruuatio1 offered to the rmpONc, wages, pIir" or
board or OF living, the price OF uumproN' l'uh m
tho vicinity. and such other paItlculaI< as may 'c ''
use f,- the general information of immigrants.
Commissioners Kaufman and Lynch Wer' anpolni' \
committee 10 havc tie resolutions 'mONdltd J" a
r,rrriuI 10 be sent 10 the GOycsnOrs of the scNcH
STATES aud 10 say th1t the Commissioners CHX
recommend one Stte or part Of stare more "
another: but that II any Sucn rccomnfu"a'i = 10.
desired. the STATE should appoint an ascLt luI'1
it's interests in NcN-NoiE. " ..t
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
NEW PIERS on TIlE MONTH nv

The Dock Department intends pGR.
Pier No 81 North River at the foot a. " a rrbuld
the Of the PeGu.ylvania Railroad CI b,-t..t for
now occupies it, and Offers $50Oo0 aX.n,pv v,h,ch
such structure az il requires. Thq< .,r rcrt,i FOR
100 feet wide and 500 feet so new r,Irhc
piers Will be constructed souA ''
win width OF seventy i've or urih lour otLer
- non, Ia rs,n. rlui, Ia ~ ifF feet. and 9Th
,. r,,t,rlf-nut ar fine land uuN complain Of oppUs
tn,oriHted n,irnyem,ut a,H 90 certain portions OF
~. II .iiuut q 900 ~ water. Another
Stt &C Ti.tv-strth-sts u& the NJTth River IS The
nni. y.,-'ts ~ rra, ~ ,pft wards between Fifty
,,ii ~ ,i'. - ptrituiv tu building g. 900
oG51 9i GGo1G nsfar,a %1 T IN neu, 49i cubic yards
49, Ge,n .iy,d Il s''p ~ tLo Cuuauhmcnt and u
i'' i - ~ ,. Al rf ui 10. Tie bids for the work
it7it ,,,,,,f,,, - tue awarding of the contract
- ~. I'd, n Ise Ul litigation with Charles +.
- "a '.1., ~ ownership OF the land undcT Wa
'' n qucsuoni- settled thc work viii be
.,...,.,, NJ Tea within ~ e months
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
AunouucsmsDa

A TRUsTY CURE FOR Colds,
JHEEs ENPECrORAST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-08
80. 4 sA,r.Ea-.T.satrare Days.
---es-ss a, Francis 81 Isbsil,
nsai Essate Agent and "a -Aues,onesr,
-. q me. rasxsntl, street, between Main and Bank.


,syRT1sTEFss SALE OF VERY FALUA--
ES.E BRICK. CHA Y PR0PERIy. WITH H., a
NEAT DWEDL4EG ~ t,sslFs
sF EeETRssoPs = Tw sS sisss
THRnM5F' AID BkRNEY AND ALIEN
kTsEETs oN Tn OTHER THO SIDES
THEREoF. coNTHIErHg a gt1T .s,rv,; TWO q,
ACRES IN TIE CITYoF ~ ,iEs, IA
nv Iiayis Raeiand, bearing date on tho 9th day or
Anil sTs recorded In the Hastings Court OF the
civ or Manchester, default bayiug neen mace IN
the payysens Of The notes ano p0,Ig
reaured 60 to do by the holder or sac noIes VIII
proceed 70 seli &C auction, on aer s7a' NJ az
aeiece p H.. he PROPERTY above described,
and heIpg the property conveyed BY said deed.
: This PROPERTY fas double value-arst. from
location to Inc eiy az e leern
mus Of the Free bridges eensequently It's desira1ii.y
for buildtng purposes: second, 1t has nD0n u an
area or bulk OF the best quality OF BRaCh SLAt
sufficient TO make not less than IZ,uuo.Uoo @
the removal OF which would reduce tne present sur
face of The property 10 the level Of the four sireets
by which II is bounded, thus readily ennsnong Is
value and at the same time of1aelpg naposome
revenue from the yearly sale OF Inc Gay. aoyoln
ing this property there are already three
near thereto, The. clay upon is viii no doubt be
| are 1TlSR FRAME DWELLING With eight rooms be-
sides closets kitchen with four rooms; cood STA.
Bile, &c. The yard Is surrounaea " az oo1 a moou
This sale presents inducements rarely onereo Al
public aucifon and should therefore attract the at
tention of brick-makers and Others ooklps out lot
profitable investments
TERMS ure cash rs required by the deed but more
easy and desirable terms may be made to suit pur-
chasers CREED r. DAVIS,
de- q Substituted Tru:tee