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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
What the Press says about "THE DECENNIAL SCRIBNER'S''


 TO pages.
 '' If there has ever been finer number of an Illustrated magazine published than this issue of SCRIBNER's, we do not remember to have seen it. t.''-Louisville Courier-J Journal It is marvel of the perfection to which magazine illustration is being brought in this country. ''-N. Y. Express. The N. '. Eve ming Post says of the new cover: Both the color and the design have been changed for the better" The Phila. Press considers Stedman's essay on Walt Whitman the most noticeable literary criticism published in America since Mir. Lowell's earlier work ;" the essay on Gladstone is said by the Spring field Republican to be @ a remarkable and valuable study of the great Englishman's life and character
 Ask your bookseller or news-dealer about the special offer by which can be had
 21 NUMBERS FOR $500. o30 1t
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IEa SITUATED at 303 Oak street, near Orchard EaiiiI street. An excellent place for meat market Mau and grocery store. The store contains shelves counters, ice box, meat bench, racks etc., all com plete and in good order Will be rented low to good tenant For particulars apply to J. T. Fitzpatrick at the livery stable,
 OPS St 137 ORANGE STREET
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rhe ..chineae.,, Letter tn the West.


 NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-At the political head quarters this morning there were but few visitors. Secretary Sherman visited the rooms of the Republican National committee at noon to-day, and held long consultation with Ex-Governor Jewell. Colonel Hooker said: ''We are nearly through the heaviest part of our work now, and have little to do now until next Tuesday, when we expect to reap a bountiful harvest. We have sent ithographie copies of General Garfeld's let ter of denial to all parts of the country, and the telegraph is spreading the news of the trial of the alleged forger in every city, from Eastport, Me, to San Francisco. We have already received assurances from the mana gers of the campaign in California, Nevada and all the Pacific slope States and territor- ies that the only effect the letter has had has been to disgust many emocrats. The itho- graphic copies of the forged letter were ceived in California on the same day on which the dispatches announcing the arrest of Philip were sent, and the letter has fallen fiat, though some of the followers of Denis Kearney tried to circulate it, but his party has gone to pieces, and California is as sure- 1y ours as Ohio is."
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30

{5a THE new house No. Is Gill street containing E4iii nine rooms, water closet, bathing room etc Esu Possession given the middle of November.
 Store No. 551 State street, with four rooms
 Apply to JACOB HELLER,
 o26 1 Yale Bank RuiIdin0
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Do not delay sending invoices and goods early aa possible.
 By permission, reference is made to Hon. James Gallagher, J. A. Bishop. BunneI & Scranton John E. Bassett & Co.,, Edward s. Rowland E. E. Hail k Son ames G. English, Hon. H. G. Lewis, Theo. A. Futile Daniel L. Carpenter, Samuel R. Crane and many others.
 Property for sale will be announced from time to time, o06
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30

proofs of the stamps of January, 1880. The stamp on the back of the Mercy letter is the receiving stamp of our office. The date is not on it. The figure is the last letter of a double date. Cross-examined by General Pryor: When in the furniture business with DeGraaf & Taylor didn't leave on account of il-feeling, nor do I know that I was charged with dishonesty.
 J. T. Stroud, head clerk of the railway mail service between New York and Wash iugton, testified: 'In January, 1880, letters forwarded from Washington to Lynn did not go to the New York postofice except on Sum- day mornings.
 Assistant Postmaster Pearson was recalled and testified ''The Washington mail receiv- ed in this city goes through in the same pouches without changing"
 Samuel T. Ames was recalled. He testified that the Mercy envelope, that is the writing on it, closely resembles the writing in the ex- hibits marked A to K
 The examination was here adjourned until tomorrow, Judge Davis taking possession of both letters and envelope.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
THads.
WANTFD-
CONTESTS WANTED.

YEN experienced cloak makers, also three first class machine operators. M. MANN X BRO.,
 o3O 3t oco CI,oro1 c4,aa4
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A PROTESTANT woman wishes a situation as A cook, or to do general homework in a small pri- vate family Apply at Protestant Industrial Associa- tion,
 o3O 2t= 34 " HJTSEy AyENITE
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Union veterans-stin They Come.

dition to the 665 already published: Samuel W. Beach, 1st Mass H. A. s. C. Bartrsn, 1st Conn. H. A. A. R. Burweu.
 J.H. Buckup, 18th c. Y. Charles L. Beecher, 27th c. V Iucius J. Beebe, 20th C.V. John L. Barker, 1st c. V. William H. Brown, 4th U. s. I. Charles Brown. 29th c. V. Robt. Q. Bradley, 18th c. V. James Bell 30th c. V.
 s. Brommer, 54th Mass. A. F. Bradley, 2d Conn II. A William H. Bogart, 84th N. Y. Wilber F. Calkins, 27th C. V. " B. Clarke, 18th c: V. James A. Church, 18th c. V. Martin L. Church. 1st H. A. Edward Csner, 38th U. s. C. l. Alexander H. Coburn, 27tn c. " Oscar M. Caswell 9th Vt. William H. Clarke, 7th c. V. A. R. Carter, 21st c. V. Charles Douglass. 18th c. V. F. 4. Dockray Sd R. I. Art. Milton Dana, Capt U. s. A. William B. DocEray, Art. Mast. U. s. N. John F. Downing, 1st Conn. H. A. William Edwards, 30th c. V. H. Fletcher, 15Sth N. Y. John Fuller, U. s N. J. D. Gillett, 1st Conn. Cav A. J. Gilmore, 9th N. J. Edward Griswold, 27th CIV J. Gilman, 9th N. J. G. ". Gorham, 18th c. V. John Grant, 14th R. I. H. Art. D. W. Grosvenor, list N. Y. George H. Hubbard, 117th N. Y. James c. Hyde, 7th c. V. A. J. Hunt, 1st Mass. Cav. E. A. Howell, 14th C. V. William H. Huntley, 18th c. V. Charles B. Jones, 26th C. V. Cyrus Kueringer. 27th C. V. Thomas H. Kelly, U. S. N. John D. Lockwood, 1st c. cav. Henry D. Lewis, 18th c. V. George Iavett, 11th c. V. Howard Lee, 14th U. S. I. John Lampkins, 14th R. I. A. William R. Miller, Sd c. " ant 71st N. W. W. E. Miller, 29th G.. R. G. Morgan, 17th c. V. Henry Merriman, 18th c. V. Charles G. Merrill, 22d Regt. H. P. Nichols, Sd Mass. H. s. Nettleton, 10th c. V. William Nichols, 9th U. s. c. I. Henry Osborn, 29th O. V. William B. Parkinson, 12th N. Y. V. John H. Platt, 20th c. " William J. Pierce, 16th c. v. c. Ploquet, 1st U. S. Engineers. W. A. Parmelee, 27th c. " George Prince, U. S. N. ". H. Purdy, 20th U- S. c. L c. M. Rice, 27th c. v. Samuel Ruby, 29th C. V. A. B. Rose, 27th c. V. c. Richmond, 29th c. V. George A. Richardson, 17th U. S. C. I. Frederick J. Riggs, 18th c. V. Charles Rasmussen, Sd c. V. A. T. Ramsden. 10th Mass. Dr. H. L. Shelden, Surgeon U. s. A. Artemus Stockman, 14th c. V. Jacob F. Spencer, 29th c. V. Lewis Smith, 10th C. V. ". W. sperry, 2Oth c. V. James P. Saunders, U. s. N. William Storms, 26th U. S. c. I. John Smith, Seth Wis. John R. Smith, filth N. T. Caleb Trowbridge, 1st c. V. Cav. William c. TrumbuI, 18th c. V. Moses Thomas, 27th c. V. F. L. Talrnadge, 27th C. V. Arthur Van Wrinkle, 29th c. V. John Veney, 1st D. C. V. L. J. Waters 7th U. S. c. l. John A. Williams. 29th c. V. John B. Wilson, 11th c. V. George Whitney, 14th U. S. c. I. William Ward, 1st D. c. V. A. Worthington, 20th c. V. A. c. Wood, U. S. N. Albert Willard, 105th P. A. Frank Yale, 25th c. V.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-30
The Alleged Mother of the Alleged Mercy
 Trumped Up.

The Alleged Mother of the Alleged Mercy
 Trumped Up.
 NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The following is an affidavit of Clara s. Mercy of Lynn, Mass, the mother of H. L. Mercy to whom Gen. eral Garfield is said to have written the Chi nese letter:
 IT, the undersigned Clara s. Mercy. of the city of Lynn, county of Essex and commonwealth Of Massa- chusets, oath do depose and say that have lived in Lynn aforesaid for ten to fourteen years last past and that my son, H. L. Mercy, has visited me ire quenty from time to time until within the past elev- en months, and that since know nothing of his whereabouts.
 Witness my hand and seal this 26th day of October, A. D. 1880, CLARA s. MoREY. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, ESSEX Co.,(
 ss, LYNN, Oct. 26 1880. Personally appeared before the above date, Clara S. Morey who is to personally known, and made oath that the above affidavit by her subscribed is true GEO. O. TARBox,
 Justice of the Peace.
 COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHUsETTs,C
 ESSEX Co.,, To all people to whom these presents shall come. l. Alfred A. Abbott clerk of the Superior Court for the county aforesaid, the being court of record, do certify that George O. Tarbox, of Lynn, in said county is justice of the peace within and for said county duly authorized and qualified to administer oaths and take acknowledgements, and that his con- mission bears date January 6th 1880, and runs for years frofH that date. In testimony whereof hereunto set my hand the seal of said court at Salem this 2sth day of October in the year of Lord, 1880. ALFRED A. ABBOTT. Clerk
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corr1r .r,elfr,-3l rE.EltApt


'''IJ- iN"N..l' '' '-'' .,
IL 4 dir, "tSr. = 81. salss IL 5'o ia e, ucuuinc
900 nar- 4uec export t.crpt 4o d." bales
~ an, -c.r F.Iu.., L nu.- low " a.. ing cIius- 40
y.r,.~ de- vprt tg.a. co. N.Vc.I bar ard December dee
v,- 'Is.l. .o ni.r AMI January delivery. U3 D.:
,rrl a. verv o . a I.I O. .t. .I. March AID Apu.
vcv ~ ., also 49,. dn ami a.c Nay t-lFrIF l'2i
g9 49, ooo ' - A.. --au 500. ts ,prcGat5r- took
babes: tx took f. hc-t forwarded from 'he
Ir-c lnr .5Il 1i.--: actual rNp"i ,tD'
ip .-. tlr crlp3 tl.tO| American. 10000 bt"-t
r... .-Y,. IL 800 D.-. lfIrrp. bales
ot Cotton anoa.. 20. 10 D. FEES amer .i' o., ',r,
a.. ID iii, tiri ans. iil...I. futlr.s lr.ct.
'tY1- Y.ll..- American
,........'., t4-... ru t.ll-rr mrs G Osed
20.
Ar.sI, Sow. 10 -C0-t5. FIRM N0Irut. l'S0.. Low lif
Ia. ,..Yl &C.. Good -,.I 30 n bales;
-Y-z f- ullts -ruc. t,tj u1 -lt l.t.l hl rs;
,e.lr rrrtus 9U. Uairs. shipments. 400 bae sales
j-r,.I.r Nov l9-Cortou firm: Mct1uc. 1910. Low
sflUlaa. 0.ic. GOOD Oru. -r Hi Pc iqa = BALES
c..-ta, O.. - bales 'ae- 500 nll.-. syn 4e' uaie'i
I,s. eSi Il 10 Great Britain. 80, bales colstvse,
I'd 1..s. t'.-. $3.50 ua e.: lo s.Iucr- '.3 ll4rt 800
BOSTON. >or. i3- .t-'E firm; At-llnE &C. 10" MD
gfo 21t uae'. NpJr. io''it =. l- d. u"'' so'@ -,
sD1. ual. We S~ I'D q c'lns ~, bte7i IT ss' LODI
laI.-; cTIo'ts io 'it' I'm a-l ''.' .7 ,,,,. ,,
thk.l.-l.N NoF I.- i..l n '-N 9l-u'.-,i ~ 4vt.'
IHw bidding iIt. ''"- ti i-->t ,,,'' n't ls-' ,''
3l-5 bales. exports Q" 'ritl hI gum iftlt Dat I'D que
Co an uL 5t' Hi'~ cor 'n.'r. ~. Jt ''l,. IT,. 5-1'
stock. l4t-'" Dh "-nl l-. reg ' -o'''s'
., ines oltnclt f-+5 ac.; ID he channel loOJ tales;
CINCINNATI. Nov. 10 'oi.i' ear. L ni-hhs 4'f'" -"
vtctur lrc Good Ordinary. gr. receipt, 2.los baes
Iai9asI'7 80 II. ' 5s % as, sales, ~ bales sv
ncrs 100 bale,
GALVESTON. NOv l9.-COrton strong Mpdnng lp4c; Low
has. rXpost coa-tWise - bales ses .6S STOCK.
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FROLIC OF THE YALE MEN.

HOLDING THE THANKSGIVING JUBILEE
The GATHERING AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AID
R0ARs OF LAUGHTEH-rHE WORSE NE FUNS
THE DETTER-CHAUNCRY NJ. prPEws RFMARh9
MIR. BROMLEYs sPEECH-IHT sfRMON
The alumni of Yale College list evcnlrg
again celebrated the Thanksgiving Jubilee.
some years AGO banished from the
neighborhood of the faculty. Demonico's
rang with peals of laughter and shouts
OF applause over keen bits of wit
and many bad puns. The attendance WAS
large and the frolic was kept
up until late hour. Chauncey NJ.
D,pew presided. l. III. Bromley presented the
regrets, and a. f. jerks preached the sermon.
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THE BAL1IAoRE AND ONO SYSTEM.
IMPORTANT EMENTs MADE.
ley TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.l


CINCINNATI. Nov. 19.-It is learned tonight
that john King, jr. Of the Oaio and Mississippi and
Marietta ana Cincinnati Railroads, which are an I'M
p0rtant part OF the Baltimore and ono system,
has completed arrangements by when the
B,ltrnore and Ohlo Company IL enabled TO
extend It's business IN the East Philadelphia New
York and Boston, and In the Southwest ana West TO
New Orleans and points all along the frontier. The
MANAGEMENT has teiegraphed Its agents to receive
freight on and after December for all the points 20
which the connections lead. NewYork lie reached from
Baltimore by the Bound Brook line.
The new arran gement gives Cincinnati four express
routes TO the instead OF three, and three 10 the
South instead Of one Hereafter, for the first tine
through express way bills will DC made from New Orleans
to New York and from New YORK. To the F.r West zE1
II Is claimed that the OF transportation by expires,
/. 10 be ehea oed and greatly facilitated by the ar
rangement and 10 will operate adversely 10 the Ola
"a companies and that II has proved the practci
bity ~ abroad companies dong their own express
business MI. King went Eart about ten days ago.
where he has been quietly at work per ectng the ar
rangements aud his return the matter mas become
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r,e.g1ES or AN INSANE WOMAN.

,,-n OF / FILTRATION on SHIpBO&RD.
~, ,frs BERGMAN or PHILADELPHIA, TO
b" ,r>p II Ngw-YoBK Young sPANIARD WHOSE
.ro,.,,,-rA CT SHE MADE on An OCEAN
rr,,rr-.HE sp>NARp's STORY.
-. Ffzl Bcr-mann, the young woman who was
~ i,,o cust DIV "Wednesday evening, having
som H. husband in Philadelphia. remained az
I Dg.. Headquarters all day yesterday. Early in
-" n,ornme BIER husband. Char es Bergman, her
". I'm aH elderly woman sad to ne hef an"',
Wms ~ fhf Central ounce. luc 2uNf ana PRESUME
cai'"| VISITED Mrs. Ber- IN tun, while the husband
fF5s' 49, lr,rlrr remained in the suncrinienHenCs
Shu NJ, Hercmaun l. a man az medium heleM,
rom 'rN au. and h9s a sandy mouStAc e II s.
NI 'yvbcs vas jared a few day, a4o IA r'ilhg-
@D' vras wrapped IN a baudage. lie waited over
G,,,.. for me arrival of hy,lcanS VINO were o
W.. urp the mental cor ltio1 % ms VIE. lie
e. sVrela hr hlrt p, and Is the son OF WeallhN
COW. rs t on with her amt and President
-nluoh NrS .iergnarn spoke nationally on genNral
LIT u % declared that she wao'ei to sc kma"-
SUI co, Mes vCuug Spanlart whom sHe n4h met
uU be st.9mcr France WI en- arrived mere N"NelH-
on ~ ~. had been V.rv pleas ant TO n on the
W - and she wanted to see h'm again, although
Se"&j NOT Lnow where he wa. lie was Youug
sho e III ,r,. and she supposed he was staying AT
scme or spanish hotelS IN tnls ely cue , n"u
so. te..orlm 10 the Spanish MOTEL, but mad re-
$50 20 answer Then she came 70 me cltY 70
ger 'or han and expected 10 ma nm at me
Fifth Avenue hoteL II h., l. ga nor sl,d NM IN
hm AZ ~ look nj the registers at all the other ho
uif did not then see nim | con. easily have
le.,,.,1 for him in Broadway, walking up anu
Vac'
c,WW' P.-r,.aYn expressed much affection for her
t-"b md nh ~eemeed O. Ge anuoXei cause IN hau
~, INN "a -rouble. Al Mr. Bergmanns leq resi-
bs3sr T--uch told her th2i Snr W"uit Pro"'otN
-. - a,n,rel any more 10y her hu>nan 4. Who had
- ~ her LID and now only wanted I" save
~" 10 lly from disgrace. Nj berym4nu
u. & mention of leaving hs wife. bur
hs ~ o., ... ,vl,t eff ct he words would have on
W'sneII ,.i =. manner cuan-ed when This state
PEI. g.. made 10 hrr. Her eyes filed with te II
me. Y .eirYrd. How foolish was 10 leave
g. ST. a,,q From that time size talked less about
81, ~ She lu- stcd on remaining 1t Head
ne. n "A she dlI not care Jo see the span
H. nv more. ,,,.,.- .,,,--
IN v.rar SINS OF Philadelphia eNamlhed Mt
r,,o. ~ ,t.r.ay. and con-. lded that ,ae was m
g. .Ll-t. S2a lard. Dr. w Lam g. Morton o.
49,. r,~,,-f .fr->f. reach Il tnr same con-
y =. IA b.. he phg,ci aS adv sed the family 10
.',. 10. N rrs refused 10 say IL w2e stated
o. lu, ' .,i autb1.i Y. fnlf ticy recommended
pow ~. .,rf. striiut io. q >lor I'm ln % pri-
keel"'- ID, ms ,irv under proper m-tIca' treat
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DEITH FPAIIlnL C1NFBELL

PYiicSJ. Clmpb.u u. g.t clerk 10 InT TRIBUNE
Counting Room. was tiaca SICK Suddenly shorty
alter ,,dn glt tbls morning and d.eI 80 few min
pt... lie was net q. ling vel wacr he entered The
file. las ev.ni--. buf no,hia.; acrioIs Tas appre-
.cuded. Soon after coming in he weat INFO
a rear room, and h.tle later be
was found TO be dgi1g. The police
were OF once informed, bu. by tie jime doctor was
summoned Sir. Campbell was dead.
Mr. Campbell was anauys of Ireland, and aboui
46 years of agt. IL came to this country
tAirty-tnrce vars agr, and had been eui-
poycd IN THE IRBCNE cOun Iug-ro'In for
SixtccI years HIS nome was at No. 49, North
s.conI-st., Brook w. lie leaves wife and two
children.
Mr. Campbell was n most faithful man in his du-
ties, ana had the respect and esteem of his col
leagues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

IvERroor- nov. i9.-Por1-Pune Moss-Elstern. dull
at II. Weatem dull az SO. BAcoI -, ano ,rttnd Cut
dull at steady ar ~ Lone Gear,
anil al 3D. short Clear. duil at - Cd Hams-Iong
tu dull A, Al shoulders dull ~ 20 Oh Bee-Inlh Ness,
dniI at 6s. Extra Meas duh al 81 Prime Mess dnll
al 81. Iard-Prlme Western. steady az J. 90 IaiO"-
PRIME Ctv steady al So. Turpenune-Sprits sseany al -
RO,in-Connon. duh at j5l' Fine. steady AZ i
Cneese-A American NhOice soy 81 Lara Oh steady ~
as. Flour-ExTra STATE steady al - WheatINo l.
n be Al adv A Id. spring. No - sIeAlV a. 4uu new
Winter West,ru steady lOG. New southern Nnte steady
AZ 10 ID Con-MLKed hrmer at jlOG tOOnSeed oil yellow
American nrmer 81. foan-' cuhion. AT London.
dnll Al % Turpenune >piita At London dnH at % sd
tIvERPooI Nov IO-l3o area - uns nrmer Corn.
stod. per GENITAL for Sew Mixed Western Wheat.
q "a n / I'D california Club. . 09Hd for AVERAGE
california White sigd GsSd Red Western Sprng and
Al Red y inter The receipts OF Wheat for Tie
plst three DAYS were 10000 centals including 10000
American.
LONDON Nov 49, y m.-Cacuta Linseed. 53 3D. per or.
Refined Petroleum. 81 gal spirits 0 Iurpeutlne 50 81.
per cwL Lluseed oil, 426 400 s2d ID pei ton.
ANTWERP Nov. l9WicOxs Lard clOseI at g francs
100 AlOs
BREMEN. Nov. 70 Petroleum marks s. ufennigs
MANCHEsfEH, Nov. lSIe marEe tor yarns aud tahrcss
STEADY 3Juch 80 Gold End Shlrng y yaris lbs
Or 10 ~ 2oIn, n. bb reeu, Printer 20 yards,
o. o. No 40 Mule Twist FAIR second guay lO2d.
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~--- o,cen shirt I shell ior Repub
Kin bcrrsl ! lie the RepunNSinS They dout want
ikin. eh'1 IN for a elective offs Aasl sch - NE
me. eao' ,iecfid. | viii go e. Moo lork W er john
rau't pt 20 mower, serve Tam labY. IammhnN
KrIH 81, ~ iclt nv the Dmocusy, ana Iammanv II
is al ~. Thor is euuff lft nv mmauv 10 keep
rei1n ~ srott wears [ shcl live. Ana when Tam
he The e n Viii dr. nj u will bee well for Tam
pen, and nc 10 dc toeeth r. am o. 'a'd IN one grave
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THE DErAETAEYT or PUBLIC T0EEs.

REPORT OF THC COMMISSION ER-THE WATER SUP
PIY-REPAvING FIFTH AVENUE.
The repor. OF Commissioner Allan Campbell of
the Department of Public Works, for the quarter
ending September 30, 1850, was sent 10 the Mayor
yestelday Il gives the following summary of the
expenditures:
On accom-, Of appropriations raised by tax ~,
On account 81 assessment fund ror street
On account OF revenue bonds III anucipa-
ton o. collection q charges for water ,oo-o oo
ment and eStension Of water supply. 1910 II
To,a, ................. $3.50 748 70
Tie increased expenditures during the present
year over those OF 1879 shown 10 have been for
The maintenance aud improvements the water sup
py aud Tor tie requirement. 81 sIeets ana
avenues. During the quarter winch the report
covers large amount OF work was done IN repair
Ing and streng hcning the CrOtOn Aqueduct; 5.7s9
inca ieet Of additional arch were Duul; 1000
eubic yards Of retaining and protection walls were
punt: 22.es9 cubic yards of earth were removed
non top % the side emOaukment7; and go cuDic
yards OF stone We're quaTiled. After commenting
upon the unusual dryness OF the season. anu the
Iact that there only seven days IN the quarter
shen the M uTa flow Of the Cr0ton River " as SUI
HeieIi 10 hi the aqueduei, the Commissioner saws;
INoOr three years must yet elapse before the works
ftoe Bronx yer supply be completed and in the
ssLIule the legitimate demands UPON tie water ser
wee Viii continue TO grow Tue further extension OF the
necessity.
he best material to be used IN repaVing Flfth-ave
noh ashlugtOn square To tlfty-Dinth-st. Is con-
t.e4ru a. leagtu, and the Commissioner concludes
Ia Ia nile granite blocks are, generally speaking,
Et.t lof tie other streets of the Guy, yet That
,'h-ale, by reason OF It's exceptional character as
p great central drive to and from tue Central
ara, calls Tor exceptional treatment; and as tins
rIue must b. fepaVed distant day, II VIII be
N. H." - con-Gcr " ne her al asphalt pavement OF
M. ieiy best KIND viii not better than any other.
TUG tcqHiements OF the situation"
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BRADLEY-C ANERON-Dn toe l7'b inst. a. the Pm.
'rssBy hurc Harrisburg Penn. by TIE Rev.
Dr. Catta.I eut OF Laayette college. William horn
blower ef. s.. J.. sc oTullck,
daughter o the Hon j. -. Cameron. o. Harrisburg.
COUGLLARD--PEYE R-At the Church ~ the cove Art.
Park ave- IN sofa NOyrEbc. ltt1, ~ mo
Rev Marvin aei collins tuuiliIrd 60 -lsTs
Aetfa su.Aer oil Morris D. Spsyer all OF Sew
lOlk tilf.
FLCLEs-WYLIE-On Thursday November ~. 1880 % the
second ge Orm Presbyterian church Pbilaiel Ina ~
til Rev o Wyle. D.. assisted by The Reg Iaonas
SurOu y. D. Andrew y. Eco'-, or Ncw YORK 70 = Cor
uelia daughter Of the offc adGS clergyman
~ cards.
REYNOLDs-NYRICK-A the residence ot me brides
t,a-erfs Tnur.itr N0vanb U.s. 1850 by The Rev. Or.
tharles - s'u.. Frank Res nois an Mary "" ""ughter
X. MYricS. a BrooSlyn-
TOWEI LOWRY hur5.iav N0v-mter 49, 1880, By me
Rev. iliam H. Mickle D.vI \. Iowsr 70 Nary a,
daughter OF tIe tatH James Lowry
UPHAI-ELI WGI~O On Thurs az. November Sat me
Gnu oil Iucaru4uoD by Rev. Art ar 1T ok y
W. % IA Uhau O salem. Mdss. caroline ry VII
son, widow OF tie ate David J. bly,, o. this city.
4! notices o. IarIaJe5 10" DO uDr15l rttfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20

BRFWSTER-On the 18Th inst. Of malignant .car'e
f-ver after Hness. Horny Gansevoort yDunges
son nj ,eor.e H. aId he lse Mary J.. BIew-ter, age
YEAR and dIys.
FuhclAl private. saturday nj u O'Clock
EITIXGIu roOkiyu On IN tr.tl hovember Is Hannah.
relct % Robert skim Gle mont y H. n the y IA year
Fin eral on saiurIay November 20 2'O from The
residence OF son. kOuert n Flung. 40 statesty
Brooklyn.
rel ltyes and friends az invited 10 attend.
EAD-st G-eenvirI. Move noer 4, Hannah sea
man. Sifr u Thomas A. Meal acei 10 YEAR,.
Relatives friends respectfully nYiisi 70 2tieni the
ON her lace residence on Monday NoYeA
be- -. al $50 D.
WELL-suddenlY on Friday morn NJ, AZ b ate resi-
denee. Norwood HOu-e " lan Powell ~ ms citV
Funeral luntF Chapc, i ZJt 81 81, -uhiay
2l,t lust O'Clock It's requested tnat NJ MOVERS %
sent
TILDEN-In Jersey itv. NOve nh"r !, $50, Jane W,
rect I-oma, T. rid D. In the I'm year oi Ter
,.t,s.,
65l Jcr.-y ave on -uuaar al 1870 0clDcA
F4ends ~ the family Rvi ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-20
IN MEMORY OFFS r. CLIFFORD.

A meeting of the Century Club was held last night
in memory of the Sanford r. Clifford. the artist
Weir on Sanford r. Clifford his Life and Charac-
ter; another by Worthington Whttredge, entitled,
"reminiscences of Clifford y; and third by Jeryis
Man Poems we're read by Edmund Z. Stedman