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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
THE COURTS.
CLAIMING THAT A LATER WILL WAS MADE
A CONTEST BY The THREE SONS OF RDWARD H.

CLAIMING THAT ALATER WILL WAS MADE.
A CONTEST BY The THREE SONS OF RDWARp h
COLLINS, OF THE COLLINS LINE
Tho f,rst testimony in behalf of the contest
.nts Of the will of Edward K Collins, formerly propre-
Tor Of the Collins Steamship Line was taken before
rooate Calvin yesterday. Mr. Collins died January ~
1879 in his house at MadisOR-ave. and One
nunared-and -thlrty.tnird-St. The following week
his widow, Sarah J. Collins, who was
bis second wife, offered for probate will bearing date
October o. 1867 This gave 10 the widow absolutely
onethird Of the estate, which is said to have owu"
To about 300 OO0 each of the three sons by Inc ior
mer wife one SIXTH and TO two hafsisters the remain
ing sxth In equal shares. John Collins and t. h COL
lima two Of the tostators sons, who have not
oo terms with their stepmother began the contest Oh
the un claiming that sabseqreRt Vii han a 9eeh he de-
cuted by the testator They also claim tnas @
eedent bad carried out certaiu 70 her
large part Of his estste in lieu OF dover s 70
present will Is broken she will not oe entteu ~
part Of the estate The contestants t6n he
The enostion OF Charles Gurding VINO iesinea tnu, m
Wss one Of the witnesses to win made oy re m
In Decemher 1872 Other witnesses ttbtneo W ~
t,s later will and reading IT, and TO remarks auo oH
MI Collins in regard TO 1t. The case VIII 10
NAV Monday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
ALONG STRUGGLE OVER A PIANO.

The action of Mary E. Sacla against John
J. Decker and David Decker. the piano manu- tacturer"
having been tried three times 10 the Marine Court hes
used IN in expenses several times the amount IN eono
yersy, which is the value Of piano that when pui-
chased from the defendants cost Seas The suit was
tried aga,n before Judge Halves yesterdy'
Tha nla,ntlF asserted that the defendants
had unlawfuly seized the piano for which she
had paid ond which Yves $780, and that they had
forciby and and against her will her mousse
The defendants in answer said thAt Tue P'lno
frondulently obtained from them by conspiracy oe
tween John L. Bough Charles sacin and Henry T. BASE
ford The two latter vOuched for the Pecuniay respon
sioty of Bough, and therefore the Defendants 500
Rou0h the piano upon his giving them note Tor $04S
The defendapts did not learn that the note was WORTH
less until after BouCh had transferred the Plsho "
Sania from Whose hOnse they recOYercdl It.
Bough is no longer in utilization with sacla ana Bass
ford hayng been convicted Of felony on COmpalntS
made by them. lie therefore was wiling 10 go on lns
stand and testify all the OF me aleue
copspracy speaking with great apparent cando OF us
osreer crime The jury was o9t IN h;r ann o g1S Ave
plantif; Johu D. Townsend for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
DECISIONS-MAY 20.

Supreme Court Chambes-Bv Judge Lawrence
The peRe eH r aeTS Sg ar s sa motion d be
Seaid before Justice DonohGe Miller ag KsntThe morton
%S costs In the matter Of Reed-The motion to confirm
E: I n'
have no power 10 in this proceeding the de-
made a Tsr T SS5 c ss AN S
universal Late Insurance Company o,ion denied The
TIE place Comfy granted with $40
Te % 6 place OF 70 Ee GsunS
with $40 In the matter Of The petition Of Cassidy and
on which he claims vacation Of this papers
% se GT s s n IN sse
grated .nd cause referred 70 Jtsepn HosTS
Without ssssus ssi. 70
the order for the examnaon OF the pantn is Prsnted
Moe 3 %c S
S sa & S p Sss ss not S
coen paid McEwen aet Foucar-Moon 80 order of
a
ity LIE Insursnce Company same Sst ss%e aetana SS
BY JUDGE lexington ag EnsOuorder
ar.snded. cOllaEd aEt, the Mayor etc.opinion -, -.
Tracy ct aL-Opinon Alien aGt. Fox and another These
findings must be settled on notice TO the deendsnPs at
c.rest- Part I-Bv Judge DOnOhueoodet agt. Springer
S4n9ior COurt-SneeiaI 7ern-By Judge spelr.-
LPp @ %e es that The HeCn be eSs
naed a. PropNsss SSTs a on 81
fret Monday Of June Blackwell sgt E%acEmU1dertaKing
rGEatCes seus AnthCny aTt the hank for ssyinFs-cGm
mission ordered The People rel. Clark BOWe.
Writ OF habeas granted retuTnnble May %
m Hart HArtMotiOn granted. LAMP agt Meyer al
0rder eeted-Atkins agt FDk-Reference ordered smith
ag Darner Kuchnemundt agt: Haar; Meyer agt Beach
Logan agt Bo0h Wnans agt Needbam; Hurt agt. Benz
diet Sporting agt Conner Greer sgt. Ducey Logan
Booth Martin agt Hurd COWe agt COwe ct AL agt
same -Orders granted.
Common Picas-Equity Tsrm-By Judge Larremore.
--Byrne agt. Hart ac2 Otbers.-Decree signed.
Marine Court - ChGmbers-BV ChIef-Justiee Shea.
RIeck set simpson Of disco '.nuaDce Frank
Oppenheim ranted with coatS. McKeruAn agt.
Fraser Undertaking approved. Wbnark AIT.
Undertaking approved Morrison and others CurIeV
Order granted etc Rothslen ag Witpennorder Of DIS
continuance Reiley Agt Bradbury anu an0her-MOtOn
with costs Howard Burgess Cary agt Cayanagh.
.M0uons denied. Gary aRL CaVanaRh-MOuon dcned with.
YoOFhis aRL Bldow1tz-Order OF Substitution.
Sawyer agt Undertaking approved. GooGsein
Enghnan-OreF granted hckersOn Jones
Order for commission LOeer ag Collins-Oer Of dis
continuance
BY Judge agt Dempsey.-Order grant
Ing trial.
special Terribly Judge Acknowledgement ACT
eeh wennngL Opinion hed In re KasbnAn Con BitncnL
ordered
gTtgi Terp-Part uZ-By Judge Hawes--!o ues ct al.
agk Decker decision tled Van Houten act. ALrDiyDo.
eson q anting new trial fled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21

TRIAL TERx-PARr Ivan Hoesen Jonurt opens a. 1.1d
am-Nos 2S7l 2ls9 1911, l945 2S74 1851 lOSA' ~O|O
Part ysa BTSnt On, ScpS S "Ps Penn az os fsaa aS{5
2408 1898 2O00 200l. ROO2 $O03. 1884, 2OSS Solo 1o
MLpSL ~ S GR,aI +TRS-PARr IMeAdam j. IN Com
Pleas Court Part l. tgurl oOens a. 40 aog 1854
47SO 467S, 1928 4bi2 a5aV'
$500 1888 ASA 1884 1882, 49l0 1884, 1884, 4oo@ o
49lG - -, 49, r,Oor,nr C,onrf
ConIT opens at 10 a. m-ShOTt Causes-NOs @SSo' 4O'A
47b9 4762, ava l0S 1921, ago -. ,... 11r rorrf
PAIR iiI-awes superior Court Part dif-C S1g
openRAt m-ShOrt CauseA--Nos. 3S5d 4oi"' -"-''
SsS. 4et7 474a 1852 44I3, 1895, 6Sb7 4915 pIa agt
GENERAL sEssloSs-PAer and battery
lanes n milton larceny from the person Hugh
assault and battery LOul,
Mcdonald Michael Caaghan. stephen MoDTnad SSmssi
Greham Charles ShrTman John Anderson, Jonn Sonnen
bnPgary; Josephine Holmes grand larceny EDWARD IacA
son. from the person. noA roailn
Petro BOsaco Thomas Cunningham burglary
Raiser TbOHas grand larceny; Robert west
assault and battery James Kelly grand larceny
EIm,none larceny the person George WATSON is
senees: Henry Ellis concealed weapons; George Bringie
Rock Andres, excise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
4nrtion Sales OF Real Cstale.

limited STATES SALE Of VALUABLE
" WATER POWER OF ire POTOMAC ana SHESH.;.
DOAH RIVERS, aud MACHI&ERY. alSOOf l26 IOi~s OF
LAND AT HAkPhkS PERRY, WEST VI. BY virtue 0i
Section 49, Revised statute alto 81 he Act q Con-
premises 10 O'clock TUT SDAI tn" 2'th al NAV
1SD tho following described properly Designated the
Map Of HGrpeT's Ferry OF 1863:
LOT ONE. being tho Water Power " ne Potomac EiVer
the Csnsl, locks ard hiip Of land Oh HAT river ring
tho aud the lots ad down aAd plat H. 1n.
Ing at ohcuadOdhsi. and CxtelEus 10 tic ltue N
United states Operty Tie walls OF two Large buildings
The John Brown p2ine House iLe foundations q s"v"'
otter Du,lsLnEh arc Stan1uS and arGc Qualities Il
bn1dhg harghg and other sto.o snh 6nildHy nst@sl
tic ground. JGc mscLneTg c,pssts 81 turbine
Whees aud :onr cast iron whccA Of large dn, VITA
gearing. hanrs &c.
LOT Two. being tho Water Pow"r Of the Shenandoah
River held Oy the Unied Statea with the sto OF obi
factory and all appurteLanCrs
LIT FOUR Tie psrJelUal right N a"d rem W wood
fOm Of 1854 q Noun ain Land the south
fiee "a the SleDaEios River the also
lots land IN the Orut blocks sj "a The said plat
liafpsl's Perry with Tho bulldogs Tels ufth
Gf SIenaatGa.s-si. epd on 10: ~ Wager Re-trTatOn
TERMS OF sAbEOl putcIt4bas under r:ty dOlarS cash.
exceeding that third Cas. baisce "a
lscg b. Vrl laylnsni
az OPTION 81 pGFthaser delosi' OF SOO lots
ard al time " ale required. conveyance ~ all
night and title n TIRE UUted ttRe believed 20 be paricc
eGEh ALL b. Do map thOw1ng metss bounds
exhibited The sale. T
the right 10 WftrBW any lot 70 unusual
GRc9taea X. hAINEH,
sahoiior Of the Treasury
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UNFouNDED CHARGES OF BRUTALITY

John Morrissey, assistant engineer OF the
s,esmsbip CITY Of Washington who arrested on
Wednesday, charged with assaulting Francis MCGUIRE
coal beaver during the with the steamship sar-
atora was before United States Commissioner SHEDS
Yesterday for examination. Several of the crew tes
fed that Mcclure was SICK man when he came OH
hoard and that he died before reaching Havana from
cbolera morbus II was shown that there was no
brutal and inhuman conduct the part OF Morrssey
and that the foundation for the charge OF assault was
an oceasjon when Morrssey caught Mcguire by the coat
collar thinking that he Sinking work. ana ordered
him below There was physician on the vessel, but
fine purser did what he could for McGulre The Com
missioner said there evidence TO sustain tue
comp!aint, and dismissed the prisoner.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

syPRSNE oyHT-cHAMByss-LaSrence.J .Joi op,us ~
% neg 20 1s is5 49, lso TO 1872 POS :i2 2l6 22i
3RNEsAL IESaaDav1s. - ana barreit AMI Dsniets 81
Court opens at 1920 ul@Nos Ga 20 2. D. IL y.
zOu, 152, 2Dl. no.
And FACT Nos Co., az 6l3 620 640 ca, 6ls. 65l 6a3
eS le b37 5ks 49, 1862 S97 lO6 05o $685. $40 6lG sls
CiacDfr-PAKr l. Do0ohus J.Coufs opans l5499 a. No.
3203, S2aQ 1910. ygB7 3Ot6
h57 1864. 1853 22i6 2229 1879 ASA 2s2L z79S, 1884,
IT-van VVrgt J.-COuFt 1870 Z. short
CausosNos 2SyS 1910 S0j3 268s 3l7a 1877 ~ - sole
BioI. SlRo. s25s. 270l. Sd5l, 1891.
PAX IIL-Ad1ourned untiI May a.
sstrExioR ssoUETYEeEAL adjourned until H.
SPECIAL rRnx-Spotr, yC0urt opens e. 10 Calendar
called q II q m.--Nol 81.
TRIAI TRRn-PARgs IL and IlI-AdioarRee term
eyNHox PIRAs-UENRRAL TRBlL-Adi0uFne1 sine Gle
srEcIAi TkKN-J. r. Daily. J--CeuSs opens ~ AZ =.
fYsse on IA T-O'Ruen axt BeneYillA NedaY eaeaaaF.
koUfTT TBRN-ASiOuTred Tor the terps
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TRIBUTE OF THE KINGS COUNTY BAR

An adjourned meeting of the Bar of Kings
County was held Tuesday In the Supreme Court room
to take action in reference death Of Judge Church
Judge Gilbert presided. aud Judges Cooke Nelson, Nc
Cue and Moore and Surrogate Livingston were among
those present Suitable resolutions presented by Henry
C. Murphy, were adopted and eulOgistlc remarks
inade by Mr.. Murphy, Alden j. SpOoner, exsurrogate
DALEY, Joshua M. Van Colt and Judge Gilbert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. May 90. 1880

EEW-YORK. Thursday, May 20. 1880
Tho following sales were held at the Elk
change ealesrOOm to-day:
BuE n. laurence.
IN acres q land on a road leading iIom fremont 70
FOrdham s g adjoining lands ~ lho1nas w lnu'
low West Farms Mary w Hopkins ...''.'''..--9lo'Ai
' Bu 7. h. Stevenson, IT. -.
3story brown stone dwelling with lot; NO SG0 Lex;
ingonave between 4Oth and 4lst-st, lot 1917 - M
x7O / IL
N'0' BIZ 4. ". Bogdrt IT,
story brown stone dwelling win lot, NO III West
2stst s. 100 IT " Of biliave lot zO1so'S' WIN IN IN
BIZ van TaSStl & Kedrney.
I 2.etory brog stone house with lot. No 600 Hnst
b7tb.st 8 s, lO76ftU OF lstave, lot lGllX99lOx -
D. MOritz Bauer. WOO
similar dWellinp with lOi, No 410 East h7th-st s.
7llOfte OF fst-ave, lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - ~
same purchaser ~"
3st9rv brick dwelling with lot, No l27 East 73lst
n a s. II W OF LexiIg ton.avc, lot l7xlO2.2 Bertha .
GOldbacher ,-..'.'.. o'oV
s,niar dwelling with lot. No 1919 East 73d.st g.
adjoining above lot l7xlO22 Morris Bauer...... O,30
ost6rv frame dwelling with lots, 8 West l43d.si,
475 IL W Of Boulevard, each lot 25xSAll; same = o..
,os GS WsInm 81 W cor Of shave 2ith Ward
each 2jxl o. same purchaser 4o
lots u Seafnau.avG. 52J II o. fineTsOn-ss I'm
Ward, together In size, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
chaser ~"
plot of llnu Broadway. bet NaGleave, ana Ell
wOOi.st. l2th Ward, 52.lA-O|'oA4lLh-'Si -
ssto1T irown stone dwelling with lo No las East
i2StI.s1, n 6. $50 It W Of 3d-sve lot ljxy3ll; -.
Ae Bv C. j. Lto.
3storv brick dwelling with lot. W NaGisoD.ave, = 49,
2O.j It OF llthst lot 2ONOO WIN lrapnaEen' Goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
SINGULAR CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY,

Leonard Ellis was arrested oy Depu'y
United States Marshal Bernhard yesterday, on charge
of conspiracy to obstruct the correspondence of d. W.
Go and to pry into the secrets Of his business Con
and his brother claim to possess remedy for certain
OF horses and Ellis has been anxious to obtain
this COTS brother is in Asia. pushing his bus
ness alleged that Ellis caused the arrest Of Gof
on trumped-up charge concerning horse in order to
GET him out the way and he Is now in Ludlow Street
Ssil Ellis then got the correspondence between the
brothers. Golf complained to the Post Once author
ties specia Agent Tidbal Wednesday sent two de-
Gov letters and they were opened by Ellis The pris
ouer was held in 50 500 for examination to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
Bankrupt Notires.

TVNIIIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
i7th day Of May A. ID. 1880. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of EDWARD r. STEERS Of
the County New.YoTk anu STATE
" who has been adjugsd bankrupt on his own
petition payment debts ana delivery O1 any
prprrty beonng such bankrupt 10 him or Tor his use ana
OF him forbidden BY law
Crepra OF the said bankrupt "a prove
thcr assigned Of his estate
be n Rankupicy 10 be holden at No l39
City Of Ncw-IUrk before Edgar Ketchun
esquire Register, the LIST day Of June A. 1880 at IL
o,,i'rk m LOUIS T. PAWN.
T. T. Marshal Messenger southern District OF New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
4 MATE KILLED BY A SAILOR.

William Thompson, the sailor who killed
James Metcalf. the nrst mate of the American ship
Annie Burr by sta5bng bun on the night Of March o.
on voyage from Liverpool this port, arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields yesterday
Chas w. Phillips captain of the bark testified that at the
time OF the ARRAY he in his cabin. lie heard the
noise and going deck found the mate With Delay,
he accused prieoner OF the Decd The prisoner ad
nitfed Ibe charge but added that he had acted self
defence the mate having struck him twice whthe be-
laying-pin The examination was adjourned until to-
daY.
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{rcsS Alaking.

nRESSMAKER.-Work by the dav as dress
~ nsker Il thoroughly OpmpetGGt aud hghsat
references iV,d Erst ian Afdr,ss ANNIE, BOX
80, 1E6une CpoNn Ullce. las RrUdua-y.
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0llseel!

miscellaneous.
RRUSlIIiS Of every description at 3l5 Pearl
~ IT.. OPppNi" erka f.. al ArIc"s ~ ipVrst pTcc.
JOU =. HUfIi.L, haliuttctHI.r AIT Importer
EHEAP GASLIGIiI FORALL.-Scnd lcr cir
y cUiafs UI tc D0uEhcr;y Gas MaLcr once, Newaik,
Nj.
TBOU%E FURNISHING ODDS--R1ngr4
rir2c"HtuTs, &C." cream ficcycfA cic-r-, Ihe
CyCc Range most perfect IN TIE cheap ur cash
u. "a j. ..'}WBltNG,
s. Ne"ry 49,. o'!.' at. VI ishhg.a Market.
m ME. DEMORESTS RELIABLE Patterns
1fA % Tie bot nVTer- ~ be summer lies In
every department Tor alI~ aud clirrIs cs nov Iel:y
No II East i'm ST and ~ hr -rDcirs tyrrywErrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-21
DROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
DEPOT QUAETERMA sTERs ofYc- Houson and Ureene ats
PROPOSALS FOR TRUCKING GOVERN

VDROPUSALS FUK TRUCKING GOV EKN-
MENT sTORES.-Sealed proposals, In trIplicate, ad
dressed the uDdbrgned VIII be rece ed At this office untl
Oc OK d. Thursday, the 10th day Of June, 1888.
which timc and place they VIII be opened in the pres
bidders for the Trucking OF al Government Store!
within the City OF NewYok. which 1t may DO the duty Of
QCartermas er's Department to from tho LIST day
Of July 1880 the Both June 1884, both days inclusive
Proposals cay state the price per carmans load Of 1--WE bar
res pork barrels four 1000 pounds weight 80
bic feet OF other stores
For any distance than mile For any distance
ceedng one mile but not exceeding two miles. For
any distance exceeding miles, but not exceeding three
miles half mile for distance exceeding three
MILES.
The contractor will required perform the work
time cae upon reasonable notice beng given him. at night
upon when Necessary without extra compensa
ton aud allowance viii be made for any detention
delivery except whom caused by officer
agent Of the Government,
Blanks prop sails may he obtained at This office.
succesgul bdCr will he required enter into writ
with te United states with gOOt aud approved
security the OF $500 within ten days after Oong
titled OF the acceptance Of his proposal
The United Ihe right reject any all
l.. c. EAsToN. Colonel, Asst O. NJ. Gen. .. s. A.
Dentd Onartarmnaknr.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTgNoR
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIEs. WASHINGTON May 10, 1SS0.5
DROPOSlLS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND


i TRANSFORMATIONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed Proposals for Beef Ba
COhng Transport alton, &C. (aS the case may
directed to TIE CCmmlssoher OF Indian Affairs Nos
MONDAY June 1880 for furnishing for the Indian
service 900 pounds Bacon 1OOhOJO pounds Beef
hOOf l2S0O pounds Beans jj,'Oy pounds Baking
Powder, 2.3OO0U0 pounds Conn., $4,000 pounds Coffee,
Hard 81 5000 pounds HOmiDy 5000 pounds Lard 800
barrels 233 600 pounds Rice Leo pounds Tea
72DOO pounds Tobacco 2OCOOb pounds Salt l4OOp pounds
Soa u0D pounds Soda 100000 pounds sugar. ana o3SOOO
Nso BLANKETS Wooden and Goods consisting in part
~ Ticking I4U0O yards Standard Calico 100000 yards
Drilling $4,000 yards; Duck, IS 900 yards DENNIS ISOO
yards Chgham 10000 yards; Kentucky Jeans 2bOOO
yards BlCached sheetnG 1000 yards Hickory Shirting
$4,000 Calico Shirtng 1000 yards: WIDsey. 65
yhids Clothing. GROCERIES Notl4ns lard%aT' MtIcal
Wagons, Harness, Plows Kakes. Forks, DC
Transportation for such OF the Supplies GOODS and
that may not DC contracted for TO be delivered al the
III nust be made out Oh Government blanks.
supes requrhd each Agency, md the kinds and qua
titles gross of all other RoOs and articles together with
contract bond
be bidders time place OF delivery, terms
necessary Will furnished application u
tho Office Washington, Ms b. and % Wooster
Sew York; to L. NJ Kingsley NO 50 CLINTON place.
New York WIN. IL. Lyon. No as Broadway and TO the
ommissarirs OF Subsistence u s. A. at Chicago s. Louis
IsaycnwOTth, omaha, Cheyenne. aud 1anktOn. ana
the Postmaster a. sioux city.
Bids will opened at the hour and dag ABOVE stated ana
bddera invited AZ the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be BIZ certified checks upon
Assistant Treasurer, Tor ~ least
five per cent Of the amount Of the Propgsah
r r. TROWBRIDGE.
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PACIFIC n iIL STEAMSHIP COAPAST,
LL.m L-...L on 90 A. - ~ NJ

PACIFIC II 81 STEAMSHIP CONPiST
PIER FoUr OI CAhAi~~r y. r..
AMY ORR, MAY II. 80
Tg'IIE THIRTY THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
i OF Observation-Disclosures 81 the PACIFIC NAIL II ~ NJ
SHIP COMP will i've held at the ONCE Of 81, Company,
Pier foot Of Canal ht $Orh luye In the ty Of SeWi OrR
on HEDN i.%Dil, Ito 2Cth MAY. ihdJ, bti tho
Of IL Ooiork and o'clock for The election
ma the transaction OF zach other business
properly beiurr IT, The transfer books o ihc company
viii the office OF the UniOu 1fs. Company Mon
l7th Of Nay 1850 NJ O'clock y. vail reopen
Thursday, tho 21h OF Nay 1880. at 10 O'clock Il. IN.
BY Orier VI the BOari o; DirCc:nrA
w. II, LANE RecIeiary.
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BROOKLYN Iropertn for Sale ann Go Get.

ITO LET OR FOR SALE.--HOuse, 81
IIickast house and store 40 and 81 Nassau ST. house
ibS nemsen.st GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clarkst, Brooklyn
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election Noliees.

OfFItK oF INK DELAwARE AID Iltp -oN CANA.C".{
-,LI,-i or. May -, 1851.
AT meeting OF the Stocl,holdcIs Of the
n delaware and Hudson Canal 60, held 81 the once ~
Tie C0muauy In orE Tnt~dly, the nm
inst tho following gentlemen elected mSuasorS
for the ensuing year - 800.
ABEL 4. Tow.
JANIS NJ. HAIH1ED.
LfGEAND g. a sos.
JAMES H. TAi itJR.
THOMAS III kEuN.
joins ] ttGRA~IbN
THOMAS COTS i.IIA
GE,J. CABOT MAiD.
RGBEItI -. UuNE.
IAN rs itOU~ENELT
LEVI ?" MORTON.
AIOLPHU- HAMILTON.
ABRAHAM Il. VAS EST
And NJ meeting ~ Boaiu NJ Managers hcd this day
1huas Uicks m Esq unanimously 'o4d rsdct.
By nrl'r -! IA" Eugrl
GEORGE l.. HAIGl,r. SECRETARY.
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GeIp l1oanir0

tclp tOanir0
4 First-ciGes North German woman to tnke
- entire charge Of n,ald laty uuGr coo4lng
sea fLOi age htE"3h 81 d'd Apply al l..
-. ~ aAdisOn-ast.
4 YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE want,,i
~ tw"nyivo Ia thirYHye years o. age Aih1Ut Urea,
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OFFICE OF THH DtNDRhBHEG MINING tOhPASY.
~ BRoABwAY NEW YORK uT.
FTNlIE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
l. uOLDEKS OF the DUNDElJiIKG MIMI COM.
pANY for TIC election Of eleven q director. aud such
other buiuC may be presented before viii he held
GueAdHy June al thr hOnT of ~ O'clock the Ure
Of the company. Rom H. " Broadway. IRA aicr books viii
b. closed 21th day Of Nav. D. a. remain
closed unt After the annual meeting
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BURRAU og EkoRAyTHG AND PRIS1lso.


10 q TREASURY DEPARTMENT ,
b. BUREAU 90 EkoRAVTHa AND PRISIgs1, 4
PROPOSALS FOR WIRE WORK AND Oil
TSau until 1a O'Clock x Oh Tassdsy May 20 1880 iof
shng 1900 feet leas OF wire work for
Ons aud 1900 square feet more or ess OF oil cloth for
floors. -. .
Blank forms for proposals any information quality
and conditions will be furnished on application. . -
The RhtO waive detects and to reject any or all bds re-
served ---z-x ,..-.r.
DROPOSALS for FURNISHING RATIONS
l. and SHIP CHANDLER Y for REVENUE VESSELS.
COLLECTORS oTFIcE, May il, 1852
Sealed proposals win received at this once until IL
O'Clock noon Of wednesday. JuBe 1880 for supplying
for The uso Of crews and vessels OF the United
States evenue Marine Service IN ths Collection District for
the fiscal ending June 80 1881. Schedules OF articles OF
ship TO DO bid for VIII be furnished on application
The right reserved to reject any bids waive
defects deemed for the interest Of the Government TO 40
Il. A MERRITr Collector
DROPOSALS for SUPPLIES.
OTPIcE LIGHTHOUSE BoARD,l
- WARRINGTON, ID. c.. MAY 3 1890 D.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at this ONCE until
IL O'clock MONDAY, the 24th day Of May 1880 for
furnshing Supplies for Lighthouses tVesses
The supplies needed consist OF glass chiinneys Wcks OF
various whiting and other cleaning material brushes
tools brOomS mopS dussrs &c. and many other articles all
OF which enumerated the specifications attached 70 the
fOrms Of bds which be obtained application 70 this
Office 70 the Lighthouse Inspecto's &C No IA Pemberon
SQUARE Boston Mass at TOmpknsVile Staten Island ~
y (P Box 1913, NewHOTk CITY,; ana AZ NO zOS Soatn
hist, philadelphia. ,,,.,
Rear Admiral. u. s. Navy. Chairman.