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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
CONTRIBUTIONS,

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The Senate in ex-
ccutiye session to-day confirmed the following nOmna-
lions:
w. Philips be Mlrshal Of the United states for the
Fastefn District Of loiAs
couVrr Washington ierrtoi} "
George soy collector OF Customs for tho District Of
ps&9aSteys-John HcmInnggav. at soutlngtbn. Conn.,
anuei MARRIED. IT, Al Circeye Ohio w. 7. Chamberlain.
Arpv Promolons-Frrst Lieutenant +. T. Gibbs. Of
ma On Infantry. TO De Assistant Qaartermaster, with
the rank OF Captain: second Lieutenant H. r. Lemloy
IA be Frst Lieutenant Of Artillery; Second Lieutenant
G.nrpc Dndd 10 he First Lieutenant OF Cavalry.
NarU PrOHiOtiOHS.-Pay master A. j. Clark. OF New
York 10 he Pay Inspector; Pay Inspector Z. T. Wnlach
10 be Pay Director; Master j. D. Murdocs OF Massachu
sett- 10 be Lieutenant; Ensign h. B. Underwood Of
New-York, To De Master; Midshplnan william b Hog.
OF tho District OF Columbia, To be AZ Enslgni Ihlrd
Lieutenant William H. Cushing OF New YORK, 10 be Sec
ond Lieut. enant in the Revenue Marine Service.
Tne Senate to-day rejected the following nominations
OF census supervisors;
Charles u. Campbell, for the First District OF Ohio
John Henry Thompson, for the Second District OF OHIO
aud william A. Hunt for tho Seventh District OF OHIO
The contested OF Captain James f. Jouett. named
for advancement IN the navy. to the grade or commo
dorr was take this Afternoon, and Senator McPher
son commenced argument in opposition TO confirms
lion, but elded motion FOR adjournment, and the
ca.r went for further discussion, and probable
action tomorrow.
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cALrNDARs WIS Day.

srrrryg CouRr-Cr,us.4s- Diu,cls. I-Colrt oDeu4 At
1880 .. m calendar called al II A. Mos r. b. g. g.
l9o 900 I'll 81 III 1917 250 2jl. 30 2j6 300 26l
IN 27s 470 $50 Isl. 2s2 <S., ga.
GISERAL TErM-AdiourncI uutl April T.
SwflAL rEgu-Beach. J-Cour' opens III lO'O a. N -
'"iRcrr-P,nr G-Iawrence Court opens 1870 M.
No. Sis 1902 1917, 1917. 25l7 los 1850, 1894. 1870
1901 - 50a 1851 1929, l6iJ 1851 ioia' lo2 1871! 1913
1883 1856 2SJ2, 2672 1913.
PAm II Dononae court opens a. 1920 2; p-N M
1873 =, @O6I 2uSJ 1889 1851 1907, 1888 H9v l59U
1861 1862 Sd$. 1851. $50 1900 SG1 iS9S loe9 JAZZ
lOo3' 2O7 /. 5C5, 1881. 1872, 1881. 205i - 49,
Pact III Potter J-.9art opens. ~ ioSo g. S
isS5 1882 I-I3. 1854. iosi. 1897. 2ooO i2si iIl2's
StiSioa CouRr-GryERA: Adjourned for the tcrn
SPE1 rglu-Curs e. -Cohii % ems Al ~ H. NJ
dar called at IL m.Case on So J'-nootn AK| i-aS'
SO day calendar. -, ,,,......, 80. a., q, ..,
G',1toS PLEAs-tiSERAL Adjourned Tor The term
SPECIAL -IArfcmora j. Court opens al ii a. H.
IocG wood agt Fox, ana No l.
EouIY rElM- ADJOURNED tor the term. .-. =,
TsilL TEaiI-PARr Ivan Brunt J-tanrt opens az II
aa,i3 ItS isi GI5 loiJ i647 l0is 1850 1851 1852.
1858, 1854. 1853, 1850, 1871 1909, 1850
M.xiSE oGsT- iriiL TEinI-FAar I-shea C. J,-Cour
oDens az 10 m.NOs 1913 2ll9. ANS, 81. 4o6e 1852
PaI GSegp Jeoagt opens Al A. 1899 , IN nag 5Ss
8ss5 343G 3I7 346, 345o. 3ii3 34ii 3449 i40' 5iis
455s 1850 1851 1906 $3.50 $751; 1890 Slg9, Sllo 345
s455 Ji56' J457 $500. 3i61. - -.
Jonn ly Michao Barry assault and battery JOS
eph bailey Jeremiah sullivan burglary j. Lloyd Harm
forgery Bernhan B0wn receiving stolen eoods John SE9
scn Pierce Cray elonOus assault and battery Htrbgrt H.
Cart fiwarl IL Lane pelit larceny Francis Baker Am
PaeT @n-Giderseeve J--fhs People agt Luxe McAy
nrrg grand Thomas Ne Namar robbery trIncis
aud battery William AcDcualj burglary Eugeno ~ ros,
iaso preenoes James Grady ateeHy rom t ana battery
Henry Davis burglary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
legal Noiltcs.

SUPREME COURr.--City ard County OF New
y Work. THE NEW.NORK. LAX ElslE AND w EST.
TRs RAILROAD COMPANY, plaintiff, AT JAMES
Ncft IN nv defen ant To the above nnoi deieoant You
are hereby summoned answer the complaint IN TINS action
aud 10 copy OF your answer on 'he p'in
the or ths summons, eNClu
w. ~ HE sy OF seIvoa aud in of failure 10 appear
o. niament viii Be taken against You by default foe
H. relief de1naried The complantDated Sewfork Feb
- ssIH 9dPSM BARLOW LAROCQUE & MACFARLAND.
$500 plantlns Attorneys
No 80 Williams New York CITY
70 James McIfenry The foregoing sunnonais served upon
you hy publication pursuant to an order OF the HoLoaOs
er fauies Justices OF the supreme COur Il
Tho stare Of NewYOrk. dated the 10th day OF March 1890
an net With complaint the Office OF the tlerS vi ts
clio aud County Of New YORK 1t the Court Ousotn the cay
Of NeW-NOrk. ...,.or,,, g =. ..,,,, 49,.
$780, Pianrns Attorneys,
Mar l7iawewWed 35 NIllam.st. New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

A DRAMA IN REAL LIFE.-Scene: SIN king
or Rally Club Time, MIDNIGHT. Dram lis
PersOna: Brown and Robinson. Brown "a happy bach
elOT) "Wa-aW Another Of those sXpenny cigars and
just one more-as before, You know. Yes Rob-
nsOn. as was saving truly shocking safe Of affairs
that over IN Russia. Terrible fellows, those Nihilists
The poor Car, why. IFS bad enough Ia be shot at in the
street bur, by Jov", YOU know thiDg- ore come to a
pretty pass when blown up ones house !"
Robinson "a much married mani: Gan, my dear fellow
Hooks bis watch sghs; rises and prepares 10 de-
part hOme). The Car OF Russia is not the only
who Il blown m In hls own h)use (5ighs again, exit.
Curtain)-tJuGy.
A certain Scotch gillie, it is said, is not very
often M. bur had the tOOthache. And what
did you do for n Z" said 10 him. Wee just
bought saxpenn'orth o. laudlnum, and mixed 1t wi
pint o whiskey and drank II but 1t was ma good"
Here there vas a pause after which the speaker
sumed SO then got another saxpenn'orth o. lard:
anum. and put into n quart - whskey." "Weli u
Weel. when woke two days after there was na tooth
och
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Benilmin Green, laborer employed by
Thomas Caulaeld. butcher, Of NJ 400 West Forty
ninth-,t. stole from the deck in the on e. OF the
slaugnier-house. on The night OF March z my $-O
notes. aid number ~ other bank lao, 1Dd chet Ks,
amounting IN all 10 $500 In the General Session,
Yesterday he pleaded guilty, ana WIS sent 10 el1to
Prison Tor two years and hdii.
Mrs. Mary l.. GAM. Of No. 176 Duane-st,
wa walking 10 Greuwca-st.. H'fc1 4, when she vas
robbed OF Ter gold watch and pncErtbook containing
500. bY James Kelly john NcCabe ana Ncnael Ma
Lonely Kelly throw lis arms around her ana stole the
prorery. TIE others were with hun. and attempted 10
cover his escape Ia the General Sessions yesterday
the pri souers pleaded guilty. Kelly was sentenced 10
state Prison for three years McCaoe for two years and
lsi and Naoney, VINO IL only fourteen years Of age
10 the Pcult.ufiar for ak months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
THE COURTS.
TFsTIFYING IN Ills OWN DEFENCE.
,wARD T. WILLIAMS DENIES THAT HE EVER WROTE

EDWARD T. WILLIAMS DENIES THAT HE EVER WROTE
AN OBSCENE LETTER.
In the examination of the charge preferred
b. Anthony Comstock against Edward +. Williams
before Commissioner Allen, IN Brooklyn. yesterday
Mr. Williams himself aud hts two sons, Ohares r. ana
Edward A.. the witnesses and the testimony ior
the defence was closed Mr. Wiliamss sons Ooth tes'-
hed that the anonymous letter sent 10 George Rowland
was not in their fathers handwriting MT. Williams IN
bis own behalf testified that he was hftyhYe years OF
age and had lived IN GreenpOnt thirty years lie was
president OF the Greenpont Savings Bank. He had
known George Rowland for fifteen or sixteen years ne
denied that ne had written anonymous letter 10
him or TO anyone else, . ..
DistuctAttomcy Tenrey made another attempt 20
get in evidence OF Nj. Wilams's handwrlunk' Dut
unable do so, the Commissioner holding thst 10
Irrelevant writing papers was admissible WbtIl
objection made by the defence. long argument
ensued between the counsel while Mr. Tenney was
speaking General Catln declared that Mr.. COmstock
had ibsulted the Court by remarklngi Then your
Honor would better read the law"
" l made such remark hOty interposed Mr.. Com
stock and am tired OF being lectured BY the counsel
for the defence"
"And l." retorted General Catln IAN tired OF having
this spy sitting here in the Court"
The case was adjourned to Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

The third trial of tho suit of Joseph w.
Duryea against the city for $4,000 damages was COM
peed yesterday before Justice Potter in the Supreme
Court The plaintiff in 1868 bought two blocks OF land
north Of Thrtyiourthst ana east OF Fstave at that
time Thrtyfourthst had been extended but the land
had not been filed IN Mr.. Duryea IN 1867, under per
mission from the city. built bu.khead and began Killing
in The Croton Aqneduot Board forbade him to make
any deposits but Health Board insisted that
he should complete the thng This suit was Oronght 10
recover the damages Ting from the property re-
naming I'm condition until 1870. Justice Potter
directed the jury to lind IN favor Of the pIalnih Ihe
Jury the damages at $4,000 05 A j. VanderpOel
aud r. j. Ftpan for The pHmufj Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel StetsOn for the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
SEEKING TO BE DECLARED SANE.

Proceedings are in progress In Brooklyn TO
set aside the proceedings by which Matthew DAILY an
Old NewYork Merchant, who is eighysx years OF age
was declared unatic about two years ago, his son,
Henry Daily, actor. being appointed committee OF
fathers person. and his property being placed IN the
hands Of William L. Lambeer Horace B. Claflin testi-
aed veserd.y thar Mr. Dalv was among his 1rst Gus
toners when he began business ~ NewIOrS, IN 1874
Mr.. Clalin him year agO last winter, ana since
tpen Mr.. DAILY hat called az his house. thOugnt nm
the same as had always known him 10 be-, MI Clan u
said, and never thought him otherwise tDan sane
Several other witnesses stated that their judgment
Mr.. DAILY WAS sound in mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-The President sent
the following nominations the Senate this after
noon:
To ne Posuas,r Munroe At ANNAPOLIS Nd; Syl
vau. lurr al vernon Ina. Wellington j Brown AT
OA0I Leonard j. Merchant AZ 81 Joseph,
Nh. Inomas Duak Cameron MOS Joseph VI. CAvs at
-t,..t ton. Algcr NJ Wheeler at DanVllc. Va.
trJay surgeon George 4 Ots 10 DO
s,,r,.,'n win MaOr surgeon William - King
~ ~ Sur ye0n with the rank Of Colonel surgeon John b.
10 e urVo with tho ran6 Of Lieutenant COOne
second lrutrnaDt Thomas &. Woodbury. 10th United states
Infantry 10 FIRST Lieutenant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Gurouean Advertisements.

EDUCATION IN FRENCH SWITZERLAND.
~ CHATEAU de LANCH. near GEN EVA
Established since 1893. Study OF the modern languages Prep
aon fer college,, technical schools and commerce Fine
and healthy situation Home comforts. Excellent references
in America. For prosi ectGs etc. apply 10 the director
tIr,1-X1 DR. q. FLACtICS.
JOHN FRANKSEN s. CO.. cattle salesman,
y Hull England be glad % receive cOnsignments Ot
cattle America sell misson al conslenis
will have strict attention reierelcesi
ui Old Bank and the London and Yorkshire Banking Co,
Hull
rJNO GUARDIANS and PARENIS.-A refined
4 nome with education. IN Germany l. offered 20 young
ie, OF children: Will Dc taken IN charge ny lady returning
there 900 per Address T. " interview, $50 9TH
ave, NJ. Christelns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
III .,,,>-croNy Morch o3-rhp following bll

WAsIIINGTON, NdICH ~ 10 TV''V"1"o ""7
mess WAS transacted In the Supreme Court OF the Unted
States to-day
~. otn Alexander O. powiob assignee. plaintiff In
error ACT the civ OF Boston-A rg1men No. N4;-Ihe
Iins, States appellant ag +. II. H0pklns-Appeal IRON
~ onrt Of claims No. 252-Ihomes Branch OF
NJ appeants ag the United slAes-Appea from the Court
at s1a,m.Argned No 2l7.-rhOnas j. HOliingsworth
isntin in error sgt John ID. Flint ct a1n from
enhmtted 9lb.--Ihs United states. appellant
ar Thomas p MurrayA ppeai from tho Court Of Claims
No vlS-rhs Merchants National Bank OF Llttlo
ac nant n IN error agt United statesIn from
Aykansas--SuOmittod. No. 2l9-lho Grand Trunk railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

Company of Canada plaintiff er or agt Nathan Walker
submit ed. No 220-The American Cotton Tie Company
aimiie piinfin error John r. Klein ct al error
from Louisiana Argument begun.
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Hotels.
3ress Alaking.

DRESSNfAKER.-A frst-class dressmaker
wishes 70 by the day and ~ take tho
work home at prices; al suits made after I'M
ported dresses Address MODES, Box -, Tribune Uptown
Once l23S broadway.
CTYLISH walking-dresses from So upward;
y old garments made equal 10 wraps, nantes
and chllorens dresses specially reference DRESS
MAKER, 3ls West Z4thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

How do you like the new minister ~ asked
n lady OF her little girl "Ohi be Is splendid ike
nm ever so much better than did Mr.. Edwards"
sWhy !" asked her mother. Well" said the child,
TO think OF good reason he has better CON-
peXi0nW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
y r ooe Clerk or the Board OF Education, corner
of Grand Fn-sts. until Thursday, Apr = 1850 at p
NJ Tor suppl lng coal aud required FOR the pub %
"a for ensuing ytdr-siF Tea thois M
II coal OF ies5 and eight huhht"n ahD y
tr5) cuius II 0ns. and dive hundred ard Mt tJJul
the best qIliy 81 WHITE as. urnSce egg Stove an NIX
sizes c,il and order tho sand two hundred aud
orty 2D pounds the ton, aud must be- delivered IN no
thO several school bindings az -ttu tunes ana IN slch
nutDfitir- ~ required Ivy the Ommlttee supplies.
Tie proposals state the mines Ou when ID is pro-
posed t. supply the coal TO he furnished fm the mines
and mus ac re picf per tOn CT Two
thousand Two hundred aud forty e. 2iOl pounds.
The 1uautity the yuI of coal required VIII Do
about - follows. fisi thousand one uundtei tl'W
tom, OF furnace nine ed and ~ J0 o Is ~ stove
slz three drtd id ATTY tjJO tons or egg size ana Dix
nundTei (oUU tons or hu ~
lie OAK wood be Of ie best quality the Stick not less
quality virginia and not less tar three 90 leet SIX lol
inches on proposal must STATE the price per cord OF ono
hundred and twcutycgh l3ol cubic ice' som meSs ior
both WOOD and ~ no price cut per p or
per iOed lor pngthe n ivy
of os VOID be- spt required Oy the COhnttee on
>up.l.s The wood viii De inspected e. measured IN er
of uTt ne
car ON ana must delivered al the sthuos r. lows TWO
tLis o lie quantity required foam the 1t ~ May, Ia ths
lf o sent IN er and the asfcqud 10y the tnn-
tl, ON supplies said Wood, bOt OK AMI pne must DO
ivsred when required. spu. am mus ne plea
In the yar cellars. 2Is or nins al the sclOo! nhlhs IS
NAV ~ dos naed by proper aU bOuty The contracts
any of Nav lN> f0r the faithful performance
of Inc contract will Equied cach proposal must De
accompanied Nv the senatnr ana r5siales o. me
uteus. compensation will ne allowed Tor dtANtilhg au
coal aud wood at any OF schools. Tor puitlng ana hS
The same ~ the varts cellars Nautor Dns of SAID sch0
be directed { the Committee on NVD"sV
the Bar OF EducatOu should be Eaoistd fiopo as
fnr Co. or Pl oDoSas Wood" as The CASE NAV be
The Commits the rsht 10 reject ans oil AL P'p"
sails received proprN.NuTRATD
BENZ r. MANlEkRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Buslncss Chances.


4 RARE CHANCEl IRON MEM $4,000
~ vii buy foundry and machine shop in uli run.
ming real estate tools lneiude 30 miles from 81 Louis
uns,yauia Railroad; 20 hands employed trade ven 81
tan..rl compt tltO1 so'e manufacture Of iaVoute
AGRICULTURAL Implement Western states reason Tor sel'
INK illness Of p5opretors Address HIGHLAND MECuAN-
ICAL WORKS. IL IN and, II.
EDITOR 10 tlke charge OF an Old-estabIshed
II paper city tO00O inhabitants, THIS statej
half interest Hil be soll 70 right party
PUBLISHER, Box 81 Tribune Office.
DARTNER WANTED-Special or active.
$4,000 10 $4,000; business legitimate and profitable
Address A. \. a., TflbuAe ONCE
rEO IRON MANUFACTURERS.
4 Tie Rolling and Pudding Mills OF tie Hudson River
tho Hudson River POughkeepsie. VIII
be sod az In the City OF PouRnxeeDsie on
mo nth day VI April This property, with 50 acres
Of land large houses two good docks and largo
river front valuable mills which cost i've years since,
100000 VIII be sold that day. This Is well worth the
attention ~ manufacturers the location on the nFer
and railroad renders ne property very valuable ana the sac
is absolute. Inquire Of ". >. JOHNSTON, POugbkeepsc
$4,000 AdSa soSoo GaP55a ailn %s4tga
rroftabe which ,atisfact security VIII be gwen
Adr,, BUSINESS T. o. Box 2Sl stating were an Inter-
De had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
1.IG for LABOR and MATERIALS.

DROPOSALS fOf LAbUh HIU NJ N'IsIHI'o'
0F1Cg OF sUPERyIslNG ARCHITECT,
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Marrh 10. lNep.)
ou.rrD PROPOSALS Will De received at tns ONCE untl
~ an he IN day OF Apt. 1850 Ter AL ths labor AMI mate
ro required excayang ping. concIcung stone and
bricg work for the foundations ana etlaf OF ne >
iioa D6ce In Accordance with drawings bnd
afion copes u which and additional information
NAV be application AZ this 0hce or the once 1 me 7u
, nS, ,snirnI JAS. g. HILL.
Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Roaro an0 Rooms
West SidA.

w est olI5.
A HANDSOMELY furnished sunny rooms
n with frst-class and home comforts moderate
terms A West lOth-st, near 5thase
A LARGE, well-furnished room for gentle
"A only, without board family small Oh west 4oth
st.. between 9TH and bth.aves
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let, with
~ board their back parlor to Irresponsible physicians
references. 2s West 36thst
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases good board and proper attention in
private family Address EXPERIENCE Tribune Uptown
Office, 1888 broadway.
GMALL private American family will let
- neatly furnished trent 10 gentlemen only without
board ali cOnveDenees hot and cold water &c house ana
furniture dIstclass 2l0 West 39thst
TWO fine large rooms for n party of gentle
Il men with hrstclass boardat AZ West 26th ST.; good
permanent home is offered at reasonable price
.lSTH-ST., 314 WEST.-Pleasant rooms
~ with hrstclass board terms moderate references
d = to 81 per week single and family rooms
qpJ with board transient from ~ per day tab board.
81. CLARENCE HOTEL IL Cntonplsee, near Broad.
largely by Wholesale hence extraordinarily low prices
East Side.
A Il 80 IRVING PLACE.-Furnished rooms
"a tor gentlemen reerencSs.
ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, sngly or
~ en- suite billardtabe and gymnasium. NO 2Ol ID
ave, near l3th.st.
sls1D-ST., EAST 1O4-Hands0mely furnished
eI rooms With nrstclass bOard references No moving
May.
Country Board.
GLEN RIDGE. CORNWALL, n. Y.--House
''''' j. o. ROE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases can good board and proper attention in
private family Address EXPERIENCE, Tribune Uptown
Office. | broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

A HANDSOMELY furnished sunny rooms
~ with frstcass board and home comforts moderate
lOth-sf., SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

GMALL private American family will let
- neatly furnished trent gentlemen only without
board ali cOnveDences hot and cold water &c house ana
furufn hDafclnas 2lD Mesi 3Nth.at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

A LARGE, well-furnished room for gentle
~ men only, without board family small 81 West 4oth-
af herua aen l,fh andt !. fhave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

FERDINAND TRAUD.
BENZ. r. MANI k RE,
DAVID WEI 4Oltt.,
CHARLES PLACE.
HENRY T.. We Il.
Committee on supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY will let, with
~ board their back parlor TO responsible physicians
afDrnnn A-nal4 LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
Country Board.

DND-ST, EAST 104-Handsomely furnished
'D with nrst-class board references moving
Nav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

q - to 81 per week single and family rooms
PC with board transient from 81 per day table board
Having several hotels In different locations we buy
gey by wholesale, hence extraordinarily low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

TWO fine large rooms for party of gentle.
IL with class board J AZ West 26th ST.; good
nermanenI hnme Is offered az q Lels0nabe price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

cSTH-ST., 314 WEST.-Pleasant rooms
80 with nrstclass board terms moderate references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24

~ now open; 20 acres ground. water, wo0dnFes,
J. @. ROE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-24
East Side.

ELEGANTLY furnished rooms, slngly or
~ en- suite bllliard-tabe and gymnasium NO 2Ol ID
ave nrar
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-11
AN ORDINANCE

Toi Impose an Annual Tax Upon Ger
tain Business Therein Mentioned.
DE 1T ENACTED and ordained by tho
- Intendant and Wardens of the
Town of Winnsbcro, s. c.. in Council
met, and by the authority Of the same:
L. That all lecturers, travelling theatri-
cal companies, concerts or musical enter
tainments, or exhibitors of curiosities OF
any kind, except for charitable purposes,
who may lecture or exhibit within tho
corporate limits Of tho Town of Winns.
boro, shall pay an annual tax Of ono hun
dred dollars.
II. Thall all peddlers, or vendors of
soaps, medicines, goods, wares, or NOR
chandise of any kind. not the products or
manufacture of this State, or by citizen
resident in this State, who shall offer thoir
wares for sale within tho corporate limits
of the tho Town of Winnsboro, shall pay
an annual tax Of one hundred dollars.
III. That all gift enterprises, itinorant
lightning rod dealers, itinorant physicians,
surgeons, chiropodists, or any so-callod
professor of the medical or surgical art,
who shall carry on their business within
tho corporate limits Of tho Town of
Winnsboro, shall pay an annual tax of
two hundred dollars.
~. That any person engaged in any
business above enumerated, who shall
desire to carry on the samo within the
corporate limits Of the Town of Winns-
boro, for period less than year, shall
pay such less sum than the annual tax
above imposed on any such business so
desired to be carried on, as my be
agreed upon between such person and
the Intendant f.said Town.
Done in Council, this the 30th day of
April, eighteen hundred and eighty, and
with the corporate seal of said Town af-
fixed. JAS. A. BRICE,
Intendant
Seal
Attest: Il. s. CHANDLER,
maya Clerk.