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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

THE STONE LAMB ~ German clergyman
tells a story iii a very Interesting book of his
about things which have really happened to
him, or which he has met with on his travels
In 1865 he stood, with party OF travellers,
before a beautiful chapel of Wcrdeu an der
Rullr, in Germany, waiting for the key to he
brought that tli, door might Ice unlocked for
them To enter While they waited they saw
something on the ledge of the roof. which
they found To lie a carved stone lamb, and
began to wonder what it meant up there. 60
they asked an old woman who was hoboin9
along little way off il She could tell them
about it, and she replied "lcs - and related
why it had been placed in that strange place.
''Many, years ago she said, ''Yhcre that
lamb now stands, a man WAS busy repairing
the roof OF the chapel, Who had To sit in a
basket fastened by rope as hc worked.
Well he was working in this manner one day
when suddenly the rope which held the bas-
ket gave way and hc fell down, down from
! the great height to tie ground below. OF
/ course every one who saw the dreadful acci-
cent expected that the man would he killed;
/ especially as the ground just there was COW
! cred with Sharp stones and rocks which the
workmen were using for building. Bat, to
their great asJOnis'ment, lie rose from the
/ ground and stood up quite urinjured And
/ this was now it happened: \ poor lamb had
! wandered quite up % the side of the chapel
i'm search of the sweet Young grass which
sprung up among the stones, and the man
had fallen exactly on the soft body of this
lamb--;t had saved his life for lac had es-
capped with the mere fright and with not so
I.a,
was killcd by his heavy fail upon il. So, out
of pure gratitude, the man had the stone
. lamb carved and set up for Il lasting memcn-
to of his escape from 80 fearful a death, and
of what he owed to the poor lamb
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

CEMENT FOR GENERAL UsE.-For
joining paper. cardboard, or model
work, or similar articles, a good glue
can.Je made of glue, vinegar and alcohol
Dissolve two ounces of the best trans
parent glue in a quarter of a pint of
strong cider vinegar. Let it simmer
slowly 10y placing the dish containing it
in n dish of boiling water. When it
has become liquid, add one ounce of
highest proof alcohol. and keep it tight
" cOrked. If solidilied by cold, heat in
hot water when needed for use. Dilu-
ted acetic acid may be substituted for
the clder vinegar Chemist and Drug
giSt
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

An exchange gives the following in
structions about seed corn Always
select eyen-TOwed ears and ears whose
rows are straight and regular on the
cob Ears that taper are the best be-
cause better protected by the husks, and
then, too, the silk-the female part of
the plaut-Temains alive longer. The
reason for selecting the top ear for seed
is that it is always more fully developed
uniform and more and more vigorous In
its termination, having been better fer
tilted when ia The silk. .
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

'T-I-don't take no paper"
Il declare, Titus, am sorry fOT you. Bat
it can't be helped now"
Mr. Deepwater saw how badly his friend
was feeling, and he said no more.
When the company had gone, Titus Close
ly took down the old slate from its peg 10y tie
side OF tile looking glass and began to cipher.
The difference between thirty and forty-fys
was fifteen and fifteen multiplied by five
hundred and seventy gave a product OF eigh
ty-five dollars and fifty cents
On the following morning Titus Closely
went to the village and subscribed for twt
papers-oue for himself, and one FOR his wife
aud in time he came to regard the newspaper
as one of the greatest Institutions of the agc
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

THE Paris FTg1r0s8ys: poHe.- He......r s
your orange peel. but make an l.-,..,
round il midway, and remove - .--
in two halves. Take the two ,'i .e
place them hollow doUnWaId' G The
the glass and tie other IN alhlI7 ,f 8
plants or vegetables. At The g--' .---s
few davs You viii be nd ot a.- ---f-
either black or gray. Every In-sfr.
you viii find that they have ilN'l-f ~
under the cups OF grange peel '
he rslruVfd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

hE%pALL SrANtt t'trs.. is Fu-e il its effects and
mild in its action. il does blister vet 10 is
penetrating and powerful 20 reach every dceT-scat-
ell pain or TO remove any bouy growth or ether en-
lar-seIncnt. SuriI a. suav1a- Siats curls callous
sI'rtins. srcliu-S- any Iamcnc~s and all enlarge
mcnts Of the joints or limbs, rheumatism in man.
or for any purpose Tor which Iinimcut is used for
mnn or beast Il is now known 20 be the best Iini-
rcnt for man ever used. being mild in its action
rs 1t is certain in its effects. Send address icr IL
lustrated circular, which think gives positive
proof Of it, virtues. No remedy for as wc'I as
beast has ever to our knowledge met with such uu-
qualified success.
s-I'ricc, 4 per bottle. OF six bottles FOR 81 ALL
DEUGGIsTs have it or can get it for you, or il will
he sent to any address on receipt OF price by the
proPrict0rs. DE-. B. !. KENDALL * co. Enos-
bureh Falls, vermont SOLD BY ALL DRUG
GlSIS. [g-lO-l4m.7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
For Grown PERSONS or the Youngest CHILDREN.
use the old md safe
Dr. FILTERS Soothing CarnEuaffyP.

DT- Eiricr-S SOOfEETs@ S3rInfnattNe-
t can be given wi.h perfect fcfy your baby 10
only three days Old. Ii does not stU fy, but
the little thing viii 20 to sleep natural and get
awake lang hing. It cures UIAEkit,N ami IgYsS
ENEEiN. no matter how long standing. CHDT.E-
RA NIDEBT-S. CHOLERA i%FANTEAI. 81 NJ
MHEs CONT IlT.AINI. WIND t'tlE.lC frcttiu.- and
crgiu-s of infants (which l. awur sign OF pain).
GREEN STOOL, sol II VOMITING, SLEEP
IESSSN I-SS. and all cOmpl tints OF the stomach
BOW ELS.
Price - cts hOtiic-G safe aud certain cure II
Is the oldest remedy in use. and l. recommended
by PHYSICIANS Sold by DRUGGISTS and
STDRFK EEFFisS.
TRY SINi'SON-S LICcRICE WORM LOZENGES.
They are pleasant. safe and sure. - cts.
Depot. go y. Third ST, phiiad a. Pa.
Fs- LazcngcS for sale ny y. J. FEEIDHoFF and
V. \ Is BANKED; : Bro. EheusburS. fl-:si.-lIm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
MADE EUNDEROATH

To HON II MAY CCECEEE.- In the year 1873
treated with kca-iall's SpayiH Care % bone =uavin
OF several months gruwih. nearly half a. large as
q hen C2.g. and completely stpprc.i tile lamrucSs
ana removed tho e iHi-s'tucnt- / have worked the
horse ever since very harfi and lt never mas been
lanl nor c"uI oversee ay d.fi .rrur. fn the size
oi "a" hook i'nts since trcttc,l hirt with en-
dail Sii"Fi iu Cur. r. \. GAINEs.
Enusburgh Fails. Vt. Feb - 1S79
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me this .z5f lt,-
of February. \. ID. 1879.
.lBNS q TrssN- Tu-sf.s pr 81. Tre...
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
THE RATIONAL TREATMENT

Cures CatarrfI. sore Throat Broncnstss
Asthma and GousuIsF5sioI. as well as Dyx-
repSia- Liver Complaint u :dney- Bis
ease HOIssb DEScaSe- Sexual Weakness
and Nervous Exhaustion. No ouatent-fDedi-
cine scheme; bat remedies prescribed To suit each
case.
Address II. Lands, NJ. D.. Reading Pa Write
your full name, j. O.. State and Co i'm uIain hand
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
Dr.. JONES' TARAYCANUM TONIC

OF lNsrErsIA MEDICINE. n vegetable compound
whose virtues has stood the OF 10 years is in
ialibie IN the cure Of Dyspepsia General Debility
CHRONIC weakness OF Lungs Spleen aud kidneVs
short Breath, Heartburn, 81. Nitus' Dance pains
IN the stomach, Back and Chest. Particularly
adapted to al Female Disease. no matter what
the age OF the patient may be. Price. - cts Sold
by Druggists. T7-9 -s0-IvT
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
K ENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
ON EsUSAS FEESt7.

PATTEN's MILLS. Washington Co. NY
February 81 1881. 4
B.l- kt-D NI.T. II. B.-I}enr Sir: Te particular
case on hirii used ynUr '-%YaNiu t'u!e-- WIS %
malignant ankle sITJiH of sixteen months SfaH,-
tn-. ] ial tried many Things. but lin vain. Your
- l.Hyiu tuTe' put the foot TO the ground again
and. Tor the first time since hurt ia natural I5o-
Siti"n- For family liutrncat IL cxceIs auytlin.,
We have ever used IOu-s trafv.
REV N
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
PERSETERAECE3 WILL TELL
Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND. SchuyIkiI Co. Pa. June .. 1850.
DIR. T. !. kESDNLT. X Co-fieuts: A case Of
SPAWN that came under any observation yas On. ire
ly cured hy one bottle Of yuur krutltIi-s sutvfn
Cure. and the horse sold aitcrSaris Tor two hun
drCl dollars.
Yours truly, CHAs. II. B1uNsEB
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

Is a sure cure for all ordinary diseases OF Horses
Cattle, Sheep and Swine. It cures and prevents
CErCEEN CHOLERA. Your COW is certain 20 yield
~ 1'I.E ,FNr. 1rorE BETTER MILK AND ,-rrt:.
STOCK FATTENS on ONEFOURTH LESS
FEED,
Being in possession of a large number Of excel
lent testimonials subio.n q few:
! haze been using your Cattle Powder for horses
cows, chickens and pigs and find 10 81 FIIsSrCI-Ass
thtng.-G EOUGE BoNB, Germantown. Pm.
I have used two packs Of your Cattle Powder on
my cow and chickens. Tar COW GAVE NEARLY
TWICE TUE OF ANTIrT or MILK she did before. NJ
chickens -ere dying. but CURED IsINEuIATf.-
LY after had used the powder.
Yours. truly. JoSAs pNsOUH. Dallas. y. G.
have used your Cattle Powder and must say il
is the best for horses, cattle sheep. etc. Tried it
on ponltry for many complaints, with SUCCESS N
EVERY CNsE--IoN- WEAVER Bcrrysville. Pa.
Last summer you sent me package OF your pow
der which gave to my poultry. and have not had
one dTOOpy turkey or chicken sincc.-AIrs WN
kNNFP. Orange. y. Y.
Send me pack two of youT Cattle Powder.
The pack I got from yuu last winter CURED THE
CuICTEN CHOLERA. I gave some of 10 90 "a neigh
hor and it cured his chickcns.-JOHN WILLIAMS,
Spruce Vale. Ohio.
Address. tor n pamphlet. 7. \. MILLER S31
Arch St, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. T7-9 So-ly.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01

MENTAL NOTICE.-DR.M NJ. r.. b.
H CREEHY. Surgc0a Deafisf. E,h-
cnSburg. Pa. res pcctiully informs So
all persons interested that he VIII sSzegsessS-s{I
visit Loretto professionally on the QlfTYTTS
nrst Monday Of each month. Chest
Springs on thc day loliowiug-Tuesday: Carroll
town on the second Monday Of each month. and
Wilmnre on the fourth Monday ct each month
Se- All persons needing dental work VIII Go well
10 give me cali, as am prepared 90 furnish fuil
or partial sets Of teeth ard perform all other ucr
utlous pertaining 10 my profession satisfactory
manner aud at the lowest possible prices.
i5-2l. so.-tfl N. Il. B. CEEERN u. u y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.

This preparation. fts signifies, conssts Of
Vegetable Properties that are Earnics 90 the most del
icate invalid Upon trial the merits OF this Com
round viii be recognized asroicf j. immediate and
when fts use il continued, in nnotnine cas i a lu1
trcd permanent is Thousands VII t-f-
tify. on account Of ts proven merits it IS t19y
roynrncrlc.I aad TrcscTbcd b. the bet physicians 30
the country.
It will cure entirely the wort FORM q falling
Of the uterus. Irucorrlrrz. Irregular md painful
sTenzrrrlaton all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Floois all psTncefncnts and tlic con
Aequent spinal vvcance and l. especially adapted 60
the Change Of IIfc. i viii dissolve and eEIei tIHors
from the uterus an carly stage Of development. The
tendency csnccrous hufor5 thcro 4 checked very
rueetaly by its
In fart it has proved 20 bc the great
ct and best remedy that has ever hccr discover.
cd II perIneutcs every portion OF the sTrtel and gives
life and vsor. Il removes fntncs fatlrcy, de-
stroys nI craving for stiIElants relieves voaness
Of stomach
It cures Eioatirc Headaches. Nervous Trostratiau.
General Debility SIccplcssness Depression and Idi
gcstion That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain,
weight and bacaeo Is always permanently cured ty
its use 1t wi-Iat all times, and uderaH ciEcu11stal
ces, act in harmony with the law that governs the
fernalesystc1a-
For Kidncy Complaints Of either Sex this compound
Is unsurpassed.
lydia {. PinkIam's Vegetable Compound
IsprcIarcd 1t - and z5 western vcrue Lynn. Mass
Price sLs SIX bottles for s9a sent by mail in the
form Of pills alz, the form % Lazcnr,, receipt
OF price S-.C5 rc- box, Tor either. Ms. FISKHAN
f-coIy answers al1I,ttar q inquiry. send for pam
Jhlat Aad-uss a7 al9vo -scrfs7. Ills paper.
No family sllo-.lC De 7g.tlloas LYDIA r. FINkHAM
LIVER Pills. They cSrc Constipation, BiLOusness
andTorpidty OF the Liver. 2j cents .eT boz-
Ess- For sale 10y q sn. 4. EELLa IS Co. Genera
Agents Pittsburgh. Ia. and br. IS II, LENNON
Druggist, EDcusburs, Pa. IT, Si--iE-l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-01
T<EENDALI7S -
SPAWN CURE.
From Rev. ?. N. GRANGER,

The most successful Remedy ever dis
covered &C. iS certain iu lt- -ti.f- aId docs not
blister. READ PROOF BELOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06

brisk. and the prices were better Most OF 'no
books and manuscripts sold last evening were h'ac
tive only for their rarity and antiquity oome " ''o
manuscripts dated back far rs the thirteenth cen
turv An ancient Biblical manuscript, fine example
Of Greek work on velum executed III Tie tenth OF eieV
enth century was started at $50 and in less than TWO
minutes the offers had reached S4lO LOT
winch It was sold. The LIE OF ChIls''
by Heronymus Ortel. was sold for the e1-
ceedney low price OF S11 5Ol T. O. Wei2ePs Colleclio
Welgc llama witch Was printed az cost 81 $50 was
sold for $50; 148 Illustrations OF me Bne" Dy Dis
maze brought 20 IS; OIgiDal Drawing" ny g. + ah-
al sco Barberi sold Tor S3O5 manuscript copy OF the
poem d" Der Renuer" written by Hugo Won irYmDeTs,
was started at S9j and rapidly until redcneu
$3.50 'or which sold; manuscript euIue1
eures do la Vierge" written IN GOthc letter on Nei-
INN md dating back TO the fifteenth century,
br1urht s155i u "Lvre d'Hcures" sold for SlO2 ;
A Hebrew manuscript Lltauy, on veluln, WIN
miniatures IN colors and sepia. brougnt S72 90 ~
Offices Solemn" a magnificent folio manuscript on o'
,apes OF pure veuiu, written for the Cardinal BISHOP
Of Eos-ons France started at $3.50 ana soon reached
S76O for VIII on II sold. patent OF uoblly giahen
In 1923 nv the Emperor Charles VI OF Germany
brought So 90 Original Sketches, CONTAINING eteh-
ings by COrtese and others, was sold tor $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
SIZES or CHOICE CoLLECTl0NS

WHAT PART SECOND OF THE BRINIEY LIBRARY
CONTAINS
The catalogue Of the Brnley Library, Part H., has
FMS, been issued The books viii be sold at the
Clinton Hall sales-rOom Monday, March o. and
the following days. Those who remember the treas
ures Of the first Brney sale Will now find their
interest and Measure renewed. The present install
meDt Of books seems. upon cursory view, to be
mite equal to its predecessor. Ii Is particularly
rich in works from the press OF Benjamin Franklin.
and of some OF the rare-t Of these
there are even duplicates. Attention VIII
also be attracted by the large cole ction
of shngtoniana containing nearly 400 distinct
publications some of them scarce aud some OF them
very scarce There is also very large collection of
biographies Of Washington, and thoss anxious for a
copy of Weemss Life will here find four copies from
which to select The first sale did not exhaust Mr..
Brinley's collection of Mathers. for here
eoodly number of the works of these eminent di-
vines. The catalogue contains such an extraor-
binary amount of material for general and local
HISTORY that its seems pity that Mr. Brinley's Ii
brsry should have been broken up.even by his death
1t should have been kept together for some histor-
cal society or some college. 1t is this public loss
that is the gain of private collectors, who WILL no
doubt gladly avail themselves of this opportunity
Of securing some long-coveted treasure. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
/ DESTRUCTIVE STORM.
yrs rFfEcrs FELT FROM THE HUDSON 10 TIN
WABASH.

rrs FFFECTs FELT PROM THE HUDSON TO THE
WABASH.
CLEVELAND, March 5.-Groat damage was
done by Il gale this morning. Many ohimneys, fences
s,gos and trees were blown down. a brick wall two
s,oan fraue buildings were wrecked. Tho Cleveland
Fenele seminary on woodland-aye. partly un-
rooted and portion OF the upper west vsl torn
Off There were about seventy young lAucS IN lhe IN
situtlon but were injured IN" roof OF the new
bric lte mill OF Tho Cleveland RO ling MIL Company,
i'm thc kghteeuth Ward, uplfted, ana one 81 tho
end wall. WAS thrown in on the kmen killing julius
Brown and severely injuring several Others.
IorIsyuLE Ky, March "a violent storm OF wind
and hail prevailed here early this morning. Al $50.
me highest ever recorded at this station.
TOLEDO. March 5.-During the prevalence OF heavy
storm of wind rain. at early hour this morning
a chimney Of the Buckeye Brewery WAS blown down,
falling on and crushing the engine-house, I'm which
Policemen John Uasse and NJ. +. Doyle aud the night
vatchuan at the brewery had taken refuge The
farmer tvO KILLED, aud m" latter severely injured
mo wind ATTAINED velocity OF seventy miles per hour
doing considerable damage 10 roofs, relgnt sheds etc.,
and pr strauug The telegraph Ines IN all directions
IyplANAroIIs Ind, March "a terrific tornado
nassed over this city about IL o'clock last night a
large number Of houses unr0ofed chimncys blown
doun ,rcos unroofod etc The Central Avenue MethO
dist Church was almost entirely demolished. dwell
iug-housc was lifted from its foundation ana carried
fve or xix feet the inmates Of the house escaped WIN
but slight injury Two or three persons were y
injured but Jar as known no lives were lost Inc
damage cannot be fully estimated but i quite large III
the aggregate.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. March 6.-The burial casket
works OF c. T. Cunningham 90. were struck by light
ming last night aud entirely destroyed Loss @lOOOO
The slOrm was ny severe.
TROY y. Y, March 5.There was severe storm here
last night, attended with thunder.
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Victor Baby food.
baltimore speaks Baby hges 10 aud thrYcs on IT.
DLED.


Mselias l5ih st. and Haihcioid lses. d
BENNETon FrGay morglos at te residence Of her sGa
this civ ~ t1e SIN year OF ner age.
ENNET-At New Haven Conn. the jth INST, Deborah
Funeral services Congregational Church IN Fairfield
Conn. Monday. tic 50 INST at l:i5 ,. m >,
express train from New-York.
BRUsli-On Friday morning after lingering Illness at tho
Of Ter parents, 62d Lexington AntoiR
so'S bt'H. ia ~ ~, S hcl - f Cb,~,s of tlc DIS
cpes of 45th ana Madison ave-, sunday. March
rsiau,c friends Of The family. and especially all VII,
invited be present without further notice Friends ara
REG ostsd to refrain from sending flowers.
DANIELo-n BrooEhne Mass, March s. William II.
Funcr1i his residence Brooklue on saturday. at
Mr. psIcis was wei known IN Now York as representing
Alien Lane q Co., OF Boston ONCE. III MOIthst
DrDLEY-At Lcr residence. Newburg. on Wednesday,
Ms.h B. Mott wife or Henrf Dudley. and youngest
Relatives ana friends Of the iamy al invited 70 attend n.
uaer1 services on saturday March T. at 81 George
csrrages vi be IN waiting for no Il O'Clock train from
cVY0rk by Hudson River Railroad.
DrFFIE-At her a'e residence No. 263 IeN3rtonave oa
TrUas March D. rdh Brush wife u toe ROY Coinehua
Io-evet Dnfe D. d. ami dalshicr Of joel CLARK. esq In
the ia y-srot ser age. ,., -,
-rv c-- a. church " So John Bapnt Lexusion ave.
corner 3'th.'t. IN Monday morning March % al iO1O
HoLNE--At pe. ,io.ne. Iowa march o. 1850 Mary sing
widow OF o.. t,y. David hoimc, formerly q sing sns
Funeral SERVICES in tie Methods, Episcopal Ca1rch, spring
Relatives and friends ale invited TO attend wtlout mtther
car. AGES IN waiting the arrival t4o O'Clock tram from
Grant Central Depot
wife " Rev. william Twin andasugAteso Of tAe ia'e Thomas
1Acr-oN-on march .. c,rsuana relic, Of George n.
>ai.,ro funeral hereafter.
MrIRAY-nt WOODBURY. T. T.. Tnc- .aF. Starch 2 f. Was
ees aa4 mons srr s5,criul, invited attend no
lir ''l lil- ID ili' 80 WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
REUNION or MEDICAL ALUMNI.

About 125 OF the Alumni, Faculty and
friends Of the United States Medical College sat down to
a dinner at the NcwYOrk Hotel last evening. At the
conclusion Of dinner addresses in response TO toast
were made by Professor sternc president Of the college
Professor wilder, r. A. Gum Dean OF the Faculty. DR..
Smith Professors Carmichael and Vanderweyde, ex
Alderman wider the Rev. DR.. Wilde, Professor Day
Drs Do1snn and nolan. Professor GrsNOld, Dr. Rankin
and Miss Nellie Shepard.
The association has elected the following officers FOL
The coming year President. Dr. F. L. Pond Of Aurora
m who presided AT the dinner last evenings vice
president j. J. Cocktails; secretary, Charles = Allen
treasurer b. j. stowe; corresponding secretary, Lucy
s. Pidaln; and executive committee, DIS. George III
Chapman II. l.. Riley and II. +. Eltle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
Albany NOTES.
Army. Mnroh 5. 1880.

T
superintendent Of Public Works butcher announces
the following ad 'itional appointments OF Superinend
cnta Of Lrplifai Francis +. Batcleor on section 1
OF tne Eric Cauai Nathaniel J. Latham, OH Cayuga and
Seneca Canal
The Governor has signed the following bils' Relative
TO hackney coaches and carriages In NewYork Ciiy ap-
propnating $50 600 for the Improvement OF the Hudson
RIVER; tyteudnr inc time Tor the construction Of the
Puughkct pslc Bridge
The motion for receiver Tor The EoeninJ Journal wa'
argued before Justice Wcsbrook today. The papers
were handed 10 the Judge and he SAID that he woud
examine them and announce his decision on Monday
cx He bud mn doubf .at nth the aid ana advice OF
counsel The would te put l shape uu FORM 70
10 accomplish tine wishes OF al Whch VIII ne te con
tnuatiou or the publication ~ the newspaper ibpu
any receiver the defendants securing % the huiH e
payment OF The value of his irtcrest therein Us s0on a.
such value can be- l-gally ascart1iu"d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-06
THE pAc1rIc MAIL CONFLICT SIGNED

PACIFIC RAILROADS GUARANTEEING A BUSINESS OF
$4,000 A MONTH TO THE COMPANY-THE
CONTACT TO CONTINUE FIVE YEARS,
The negotiations between the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company and the overland railroads have
resulted IN the completion OF a contract by the
sovcr,l companies This was signed yesterday by
c. T. Huntington in behalf of the Central Pacific
Dy Sidney. Dillon for the Union Pacific, and By
JOHN Riley for the steamship company
The agreement u to continue five years, aud under
a. terms the railroad companies guarantee to Pacihc
Mil business OF %llO,OOOa month on through
traffic. Stram-hips are to Doe run every fortnight
and % each ship tire railroad companies agree TO
pav for carrying 600 tons of freight II ~ provided
also chat the contract shall be terminated only u
I'D. event of tie completion of connecting line oil
railroad, aud then only after 90 q W notice.