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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07

Esty and Mr. j. L. Smtbmeyer. recommend the erection
OF separate edinoc for the library. The reasons, az
stated the report, first, that TO extend the Capt.
ol IA TO provide for the growing wants OF the library
would not only its architectural appearance but
render more for legislative pnrposes ana
secondly the nadequacy OF the Capitol to contain the
vast collection OF books and other matter deposited
under the present copyright law. Accompanying the
report several plans for new Library building.
The report ordered to be printed.
The Committee on Manufactures had under consldera-
tion the report OF the National Board OF Trade oncrnS
for the best draft OF "a blu 10 proNlu"
again adulterat of articles OF food also the
bill introduced al the last session of Congress by Repre-
sentative Beale. of Virginia, which pioVldcs penaies
for the aoulteraon Of articles OF food ana drink NO
definite action taken. Representatives OF the pro-
duce butter interests applied 10 the committee Tor
hearing enable them TO oppose any action faVoraDe
to the oieomargarne manufacturers -
The Committee ON the Militia discussed the Militia
hill introduced at the last session by Representa- We
Waldo Huchins, or New York, for the estab-
lshment Of o uniformly equipped National Guard
1t thought that carly action VIII be taken upon II by
the Committee.
called for tomorrow the question OF Refundng
bill will he called up. In conversation tins
morning Fernando Wood. the chairman expressed the
opinion that the Committee will deem it advisable TO
offer "a bill providing FOR the Tefunding OF tho DEBT
which falls due in 1880 and lSS In bonds bearing less
rat Of interest than 3i2 per cent.
The Committee on Commerce will meet 10 morrow ana
will the preparation OF the River ana
Harbor bill. 49,
The subcommittee Of the Appropriations Committee
"a ready work and meeting OF the fuli committee
will he held tomorrow for conference. go
The Committee Post Offices and Post Roads VIII
mae on
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TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. EN- the Court of Appeals
TO-DAY present the II N. Charle, j. Folger c. j. and
associates the following business WAS transacted:
No 5C9.-The People e'c plaintiff. in error aGt Joseph
Bork defendant argued OY j. NJ Humphrey IOr
uainns m error VIM H. Ga for defendants IN error
5a7The People etc plantis III error aGt Anna COX
def ndant error; submitted.
No 3sG-Irvng TantOr, respondent agt Isaac d. IL MIN
way and anO her. ape iants submitted. ,..,,,- .,
No 32i.-Iouisa bonai Wehe appellant agt William {.
Conner Sheriff respondent argued by Charlcs "ehe iot
ann ,ll.nt and AlMOh Good for rspOndcnt
40. 2i3.-AsIbcl b. Avery respondent aSt van Bureh
Wheat and Others appellants submitted - -,
40 3i5-James Morton, appellant agt. Horace IL IhurOr
nd another respondents ed by Roger A fTyor Vi
anne lln: and H. More for respondents.
rtNo SSi-Rynan Gcsen and others. appellants agt
Samuel Brdf0rd respondent argued by j. j. Perry IO appel
Iant, and f. +. Spoor for respon iont. m -,
the Court 81 Appeals Tor Tue 7lav
December T. 1880 follows Nos. J97 323, j2-' Joo'
3Sl 500 sol and jJ2.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

r.rRssy asgasDanlsl' onrJso oV1n' az a.
30 20 &C m a. so a. :. a to az no.
GENERAL Ttgn- Adjourned until december TO- IN M -
psmSTrrr.Sc $40 issues Of Law and 90 s
Sl5 sl2 S3l 100 703 75i sol 662 1863 40 49, ~ 5o
~ s5 ss ts tx 77 7 ''o o. o. 00 'N
CIRcUTr-PART LA wrencc Court open, at 1890 m
sa!s gsSS ss@ s2 1923 ts5 s Sl19 sS 1874
1920 1884 1852 22 3s $3s 22 o 'es s2 % g7 2 29
49, s4a 1857 $Ss 1904 1875 rs ga 1853. 76t 1909
1872 1888 34l2. 2i9l 46o 2O9O. 1853 1927. IDOL 2lf
o q igs CO.. g l sis Ssh 2s
ZOOS 23t, 2242 2ls9 3O75 S377 23Co 1868 l20o lo0O
srrsRIon counr-uESERAL rRRM-Adjourned sine die.
SPECIAL TERn sedgwick, C. -Court oIens az 10 m
CALENDAR called a. %nSHa Il 2S 9 SSo 49, 49,
on NS 9g6TucEsr act Noyes No day calendar
s rAEI 60 % g @ f. 5o as SS $7
326 AL H. $685. OIL 62 522 j23 624 525 526 or o2o
PART i'll Freedman. J.-Court opens at il a Mos.
S 5 s2 3s 9 e S ias S ~ ' Sal 5t 5Gs 97 SIS s
CoSSos PLpAs-GrxKRAL rssM-Adjourned for the
sfEClAL Van noescn il ourt opens at IL a. m
HSGirY TeRM-C F. Day. c. J-Cour opens at IL a. m. -
TRIAL Trm-PAEr I-Iarremore. Court opens at IL a.
M @ 81 siS ~ 81 SCI 6s ESQ 23s
7S 5so 6 49, AT M 33 So 5S7 758 1875 49, 7oi
MARINE CoURT-TiIAL rERM-PARrs IL and Had
Michael Mcnamara John Crnin Pan Curait feonons -
Mary Bloom Thomas K9Scy eSno assault ana
Iery; Helena Muller misdemeanor John Moore. petit
PAEf blowing The People agt George Neuman feo,
NOUS a'aut and battery James Th2mg,on pnrga
John Giyaney forgery Israel Rosenourg DursSr' 'Oo
OYER AND IRgMhEh- barrett JCourt opens at IL a m
Tho PeopIc ast. Onofrio Mangano' homicide.
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XLVIM CONGRESS-uId SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
TIE OPENING OF THE sEssION-READING OF TIE
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE-A NUMBER OF NEW
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
SENATE. WASHINGTON Dec. @. 1880.
The galleries of the Senate Chamber were
filed with spectators sometime before the time OF the
opening OF the About twOhrds OF the Senators
were present and there general greeting and con-
EJACULATION among them.
At IL o'clock the Wee President called the Senate 10
order ard Chaplain Bullock delivered prayer.
The credentials OF James l.. Pugh, elected TO fill the
term of George g Houston deceased Sem
ator from Alabama and the credentials OF Joseph L.
Brown elected by the Legislature Of Georgia to FIJI the
unexpred term OF General Gordon read. and they
sworn IN
The credentials Of George F. Edmunds, OF Vermont
elected as his successor. were also read.
The annual report OF the Secretary Of the Senate was
received ana ordered to be printed.
communication from the Attorney General in an-
swer Of June last explaining the methods
Distributing appropriations for that department was
read and ordered to be printed
Mr.. THURMAN (Dem.. Ohio suggested that it would
be more orderly to wait notification that the House
In session before transactng busness in the Senate
Resolutions then agreed TO- directing the secretary
ef he Senate TO inform the House OF the readiness OF
the Senate business aud sending the same ln'0rma-
ton Presi lent by committee acting with sim
lar committee OF the House.
Twelve O'Clock fixed as the hour OF daily meeting
after which u OF half hour was taken. when
the Senate rcassembed at 24j message was received
was assembled and ready proceed business No re-
port having yet been received from the committee az
pointed the President, recess was taken
Al 1886 he Senate was again called to order Private
Secretary X Rogers appeared and delivered the Mes
sage of the President hicn the Vice President laid be-
the senate and the reading Of which was at once
Tue reaoing OF the Message was concluded at O'Clock
when the senate then adj until II O'Clock
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY, Dec 6-P. NJ
The mining share markets to day were very irreg-
ular Hukill was still pressed for SALE and It's price
declined from / 30 to 1.3001.35. and Gold Placer
further declined cents to 80 cents. The Comstock
shares were more than usually active and strong;
Consolidated Virginia rose from 225 to 2.4o@Z.4o'
and California from LEO to 1.75. The Bodie STOCKS
also geuorally were strong, Bodie selling up 10 D"
A. 50. but Goodshaw was 3 cents weaker ut ~ ceh's
or the Leadvillo stocks. Chrysolte was du'i anu .
lower at Ga and Little Chief declined from l'Zo 10
90 centsGD .OJ but Climax, while DUH rose from
So to 59D57 cents, and Annie rose from az 10 ~
cents Boston Consolidated was active with laIge
amount of transac tions, and rose from I|o 70 20
fair amount Of business was done IN Mineral
Creek Mt 1.i01145. Every opportunity 10 rad
the "Bldwell" stocks is still improved TO marx
their figures down. To-day Green Mountain was
offered down to and sold st 44o, but the
last price was at AIS and Moore declined
from 1.05 TO % cents, Silver Nugget was cents
higher at 81 cents Copper Knob dull and steady az
about - cents Calaveras 1 cent lower at rs cents
and Great Eastern l cent higher at % cents. Inc
markets closed generally rather firm.
The Ontario silver Mining Company has oec ad
its sixty second dividend for November payable al
Wells, Fargo & Co. December 10.
z MINING srOOK BIOHi y9s stLsS
Svcoyn cAII-l2.3O O'CLOCK r. N.
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UOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Long before II o'clock the galleries of the
House were filed with spectators. On tho floor the
customary handshakings were INDUCED in. Al IL
O'Clock the Speaker called the House order and tho
Chaplain. The Rev. Mr.. Harrison. offered prayer.
The roll-call showed the presence Of 227 members,
more than quorum.
The credentials OF Jonathan ScOylle member elect
from the XXXIld Congressional District of New York
were presented and he appeared the bar Of the House
and qualified, taking the irOnclad oath
The Clerk was directed inform the Senate that The
House was ready TO proceed vita business ana com
mitee appointed to convey similar Information to
the President.
Tho Speaker thao, the regular order of business.
proceeded to can the states for pms uider "Hch cali
BY Mr.. FORNEY Dem, Aia)-To incorporate the
Washington City street ,ilroal.
BY Mr. HERBERT Dem, AlaD-To allow mar,has
and deputy matshals 10 take bonds IN certain ease.
increase Of the justices Of tie suprem" Court The
United states provides for the appointment Of two new
Justices aiter the Am OF March. ISL making the nnu-
her eleven, which Il TO be eventually reduced 10 nne AZ
yacarcIrs Also changing the time Tor tho eec-
ton OF Presidential ct ctors aud repr s;naes i'll Con
B. MIR CALKINS Uep., Ind)-A le.olunon Ieciilng
OCic certain bags OF mail matter which were attempt
to be semi through the mails under frank ai,h"Heh
the Pt.aastcIG for report OF a' the fIc' r.
lat.ug 10 The detention of such iuali matter
ate transportation OF duu"he goods. ...
By Mr. BLISS Dem. \. DO regulate appointment
pna~t H. uulrl,irelc 10 Inc uoi,c ANY core.
cuce 20 treaties with the Enipir' OF emma tY- Itti-
eyce 10 emigration ana commerce O't"eeh l"' Two
Hy Mr.. coNvERsE CDem.. Otio)-Fxing the 'aary Of
tie acIt %. s25,0J1 pc' anuum, ply1'e mlui1l;
~ ~ yr for ufot.iat1n n, &, thc pres TT co.,
d.t.uu I'D tire LaraOr o. Nr"EJii. H. J., -I i"l ah c
mat - tn. amount Of money required 10 rc eyncu1ca
a. tuasoNu- ard dredi4s tc channel 90 meet tic re-
Hy lr BAILEY Hop.. r. N1-For the organic Oh
/
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DTClSlONS-DEC. 6.

sppr.m, Coarf-C hrmbrrs-Bv Judge Donohnc.--
nodges etc ag Pcrrine- Motion for say granted Davis
act Tlpp-Setle order on motion. SChinldt art schmidt
Ideuy porsoo served not s1fceoty proven "eie a&t
dalmer ag Si;o-Order vacaing arrost granted Trow-
Pra ge Ra g Company Motion dcnici
msmorum shaw as WnSls a Wh va
ock-Order signed Germant Ere Insurance COMPANY agt
dun. tie oregon railway and Navigation Con-
Pc6rp Ell al rayne ag uestis same act sans I
agt Trehorne Bieod agi. Rigod McArler aef Lamson;
5 g i Brown sency AIT tie Nashyle Ceanoo
Ga and 1 0q Ton& a @a@ % dn TE 1 'r EcG In
the Brun agt security insurance Company
9" Ir inc iavrcnce- In the matter Rnapp-sce
oralm the matter Of Moral-orisr granted confirming
Special rrra-Bv Judge Van vorsPete cc agt.
aul the devise 10 the de
nps ohc i-~ Ter on dtmuiir
SIytn. etc. ag Rowe ana oIhr.l ndSntni oi lan,on
AT Rl, and anothc1 Case "idVr on carnII Tor 'hIi
yatri llroad COMPANY -ordcr srtteo AMI signed Miller
BY judo" BGlrh-Sweelry a2'; - J'4h 81 ihria7
signed rar Mayor etc 81 Ne"-f OH AT l"h1 -ol'iei'
~ judge L,~Ience-Aisman aet HarscI and Others
SaDcrior Copi-Ceaaol 7gm-By ChietJasticc
saiewlcs ami Judge Ier.'minine Alan';r ana iac'.G
company ard Au,ficn Ution telegraph COMPANY Orders
@ ,l coat i-i ~ he opiaionof JIocc FreeGrrln.
inc To De cute 10 DE aeci Oh notice: olnon ly
By coefJ-ie @cilH ana Jadgfe sper ana Rg',cl-
n.1y-- orJ,. syp,a. U,l YrlcrtI
9i. c'.i - abide the - Do "tn'h b} rlt., 10
wicS &. j. Q.-I.nr tic D,r Dock j.. H. aud iar.ry
fm,d w.h costs; p.r clrau. rrn,-s at 'he Mutual lc
company -Jad-4cat antoe With co,.a' o''n uy sed@
a'", Ga l., ~. ,ie;,r nj iI.lcr oc|Iuitm nj
iia,'.. I,.. E..r,ll co,apia}la.sn.a affirmed wi'h
Gy a. e,tJaG,e -eisr aui judo russell Day &C.
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THE COURTS.
AN OCULIST SUED FOR MALPRACTICE.
uhn anit of William ID Thicker against Or

The suit of William ID. Tucker against Dr.
Henry d. Moves the oculist 10 recover Slo'ooo oan
ages for the OF eye through an alleged Dau opera
ton by the doctor attracted many OF his rlenns 10 nc
Superior Court. whore Judge Russell was sitting win
jury yesterday Mr.. fuckers story. as toio py us
counsel In opening, was that Le went IN NoVc""o'
1876 with his sister TO the NewYork Eye and Ear IN
Urinary both of them being afflicted with cataracts IN
their eyes The young had lost almost all use OF
his right eye. but able to read. study ana WORK
with the left He told tho doctor to operate ohV
upon 1.-THE right eye but when no came out from inc
effects OF the an@9thetics he found thar oon eyss mo
been operated upon; that the right was not ben
ana that the sight OF the left was desroyen
of the InArmary generally hut also OF this OPERATION had
allowed some the students 90 perform the most sei.
part OF the operation and II WAS their Dnnghg 'ha' ui
the ruinous work. -,-.... 81.
Dr. Noyes denies that there was any caree sshtns W
lack of SKILL The case Will be continued today. IL i,
Allen and j. L. Hill for the plaintiff Il. q. Drake ana
Joseph II. Choate for the defendant.
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Nolan Tenzer agt the Dry Dock Broadway and Bat
terry Railroad OomDsny-Orders OF disoontnnance Earlc
agt BlnRham-MOti0n granted yaoating summons Si1et
agt. Lynch.-Moiion granted see memorandum WeDDer
| Case set Iod AM Uled. 1onhriy
ag' Rauth Fay LOughan ag Gillett-Defauls
Levy agt R0thschn.-Order signed.
Nv CT lief Justice Shea-post agt Harns.-Wesern stan
appointed receiver
BY Judge McAdam-FOwler agt Burzroh-Order settled
and filed ONeil Cohen Jones aRt Hayes ireland agt
judgments hled.
nv Judge Hawes-Burchard aRt Patterson Burtis agt
Acker Motions memorandum -
By Judge Goepp-Elonz ag Duer Motion denied WITHOUT
,n,rni Ter1n-By Judges McAdam. GOeDp ana sheridan
Mcdonald Zsbrskie- Judgment affirmed with COSTS :
opinion per curtain nled Buell. ax Coe-Order settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
REFEREE IN AN IMPORTANT SUIT

Charles Deviin as assignee of a. j. Hack
Icy began against the city in 1864 suit to recover
claim OF Mr. Hackcy contractor for street cleaning
The contract had been suddenly terminated by the cry
under the allegation that it had been improperly OBJ
tanned by corruption tho Board Of Aldermen and this
was the defence on the trial in the Court OF Common
Pleas Homer H. Stuart referee gave judgment for
Mr. Deyliu for S492.37S 81. This judgment was re,
versed by the General Term. which again was reversed
nv the Court of Appeals WIN. II oemied was appOlnteh
referee and while tine question of his appointment was
being Irrigated the Court of Appeals ne died After
several other appointments decisions and rcVersils
Abram Waterman appointed referee. GA the appeal
from this order OF appointment II was conleded nat
the original order OF reference vacated by Mr.
BlOomtelds death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
A RAILROAD PRESIDENT IN CONTEMPT.

The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
obtained temporary INJUNCTION from Chic Judge Curs
inhe Superior Court last spring the BaIuoe
and Ohio Rliroad Company and the American Union
Telegraph Company from interfering with the use OF
the line along the route Of the defendants rail-
road COMPANY which the plaintiff claimed The r1ght 10
control The Injunction served upon j. W. Glrrett
the President of the railroad company. WINE nc was
temporarily in New-Yrrk, and the questions on
the motion to continue the injunction were
whether this such service as gave the Court
urt right to control by injunction the action
Of a company Incorporated and dong business III an
dismissed tho injunction The General Term Yesterday
reversed tins decision, Judges bedgwick ana freedman
both writing opinions. -
Judge Freedman that II the plaintiffs facts were
correct the defendant railroad company mad broken
contract between tho parties made III this state AS
Mr. Garrtt was alleged to have disrcgarded the lnunc
ton an attachment directed 10 issue against MN,
that the question OF contempt might be settled.
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UORK or THE COMMITTEES.

N. lT9ToE, Dec. 6.---Mr. VOORHEES,, Char
talo ,. Joint Committee the Library oil congress
ltos,ni,a tAe Senate to-day letter from Areuleet
llr .aenndag the report Ct the Commission OF Tx
Iits aptoa;cd % consider the subject OF providing al
u.uOnei mmodaions for the library. Tie Conn e
sou. consisting Ct Archillal OK Dir. Alexander II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-07
THE FORTY-SECOND STREET RAILROAD.
d,

Forty-sccond Street. Manhattanvlle and st. Nicholas
Avenue Railroad Company, TO restrain them from con-
structing their railroad in Forty secondst. east Of
Teuth-ay., was tried before Chief Judge Sedewick IN
the SuDeror Court Special Term yesterday. The claim
OF The aintiG based principally upon the propos
ton that consent Of the owners OF onehah IN value
of the property along this street has not been obtained
Mr. webb was on the stand nearly all day YESTERDAY
trstyiug 70 the circumstances under which the road
was com ncnccd and the injury that such 70 would
do 20 property in Forty-scconds The defendant com
many claim rIR 10 build the road by the authority
Of he Board Alder special acts OF the LFel
l,ture The trial VIII occupy several days. Flanagan
and Bright appear for Mr.. webb; Arthur Phelps hne-
vtls and Ransom for the company.
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Allsceii0neOus.

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Hlarbie Gnn Slate itlanieI,

MARBLE and MARBLElZED MAMIE
Va molu'acnis tEnS. Sc A. ALADAH Iji EAst lotn
ST.. near Sd-ayc.
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OfTNITtD STATES MAIL STE tMERs.
FOK QUEHNSIONN AND LlN EhPpOL,

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ron OIEENEIOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
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aTiZO%A .........TUE-DAY. Dec. II. So a. m.
WNOMI ~ Az Dec - Z'U p ~
AIY>-IN - "a ian: !, ~ ~ H.
pIneni. ana are furnished with every requisite 10 MAKO
The pa sac across The Atlantic both sale ana aSreei nav
inc 'bafl ..,ou smo.n sI0OT d1nwlugrUOm. piano ana
library as experienced surg Stewards, ana cater on
each The starero1ns al upper deck thus inlr
inc greatest OF al llICrrs at sea- perfect venta'
and J. ht ,, . g.. .,.,...,.,, ..o an ,,l
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~ OFFICE. No. - BIO DIV AY
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Ocean CLEANERS.
CUNARD LINE.

4 'UNAND LINZ.
NOTICE" LANE ROUTE" .
FROM NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS-
TOWN.
F..OM PIER No. 40. NORTH RIVER, "a
BATAVIA Wednesday. Dec. 10 $50 D. m
\ w cilc-tla Dec ~ III
BOTuN IA ............. Wednesday Dec - 80 D. ~
passag 500 $50 and 8lO0 return tickets On FAVOR
able terms. ,,-. 81, ..u. lon,
stecIage ana m m AL parts Of Europe at very 10"
rates freight and pact utiCe NO. Bowling Green
NL-.NON III. BROWN q tt.'ASrh'@'
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COSlPAN I.
VI BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ilAVtt. -.
Pier COmpany ~ NDrth Rver foot OF MDrtOn
Travellers by this line avoid bon transit Dy Eng
way and the discOmfo-s OF the Channs IN snau
boat uy.l ~ ,no -,
UALDFRA. BeGyIlt...-...-....- 49,, =,
1tA Doe, Wednesday. Dec ~ a.
Ch,cksur.wn vi Pdrs anOulI5 Coz III
LOUIS DE BEBiAN, Axe H. M. lowing Gf6eh
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-05-13
THAT ROAD.
Meeting of the Committee Ap- pointed by the Chamber of
 Commerce..

The committee appointed by the chamber of commerce to act in re- lation to the Boone county road, met yesterday at the office of Smith and Bein. Mir. c. l.. Griffith was elect ed as chairman, and the committee began work in earnest. The sense of the committee was that a commit. tee of four citizens be appointed to act In conjunction with the commit tee from the chamber of commerce.. in the work of soliciting sabscrip. tions to aid in building the road from Russellvllle to Harrison. The following gentlemen were appointed Col. Feb Ward, Major John Craw ford. Capt John G. Fletcher and Mr. D. L. Grey. The committee then adjourned to meet at the office of Smith and Bcin, next Monday. If this work is neglected by our citi- zens after so enthusiastic s start, it will be as inconsistent and show . greater lack of business judgement as that exhibited by . man who halfway builds . house and refuses to finish it. It is unnecessary to discuss this question at length. as all the advantages to be derived from the road have been hitherto discuss ed.--Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1880-05-13

son, ST., were chosen delegates to the county convention and were instruct ed to vote for n primary election. The delegates were also instructed to vote for the following State officers: A. M- Wilson first choice for Governor; w. N. Fishback second choice; Secretary of State, Frolich; Treasurer. wm. E. Woodruff; Chief Justice, W. w. Mans field; Auditor. Crawford, Land Con-, D. ". Lear; Superintendent of Public Instruction J. l.. Denton; for Congress, J. E. Cravens; Pros. Attorney, A. ;. McKennon.
 The delegates were instructed to use their influence in the county conysn- ton 10 secure all a vote who would pledge themselves to support theS nom-- inees. c. G. Oates, W. N. Falls and
 K. c. Brown were chosen . township committee. On motion Of c. c. Oates
 committee consisting of k. c. Nor ton, c. c. Oates and M. R. Shinn were
 appointed to confer with other com
 mittees in regard to taking steps
 toward changing the location of the county seat. On motion K. c. Brown
 was added to the committee.
 The Russellvills DEMOCRAT and At kins News are requested to publish
 these proceedings.
 R. D. LOVE, R. c. BROWN, Chairman, Secretary