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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
HOusE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, the Committee on
Ways and Mrans reported tho following bills. which
were referred TO the Committee OF the Whole; To
regulate the duty on HOOP baud and scroll iron; to
regulate custom duties sugar; 10 regulate custom
duties on certain articles named therein.
MIR GARFIELD tRcp, Ohiol submitted the report OF
the minority upon the hill 10 regulate ~" duties Cd
boop. p.. nh aud scroll iron. ORDERED printed
Tho Curtn-Yocum election contest was taken up.
The pr5rlous question was then ordered; rho csol
The House taen proccrdcd 10 vote upon INC I,s'lu'
lions the Grt yolE beng t3R" on an "a,
reao!ulIon dcc1rug that seth H. YOcEm not entitled
10 the seat. ReiecIcJ-yeas. Is; nays 10
The negative vote cast by the Eepublc"nS anu
Greenbackcrs together with the fohOwlug Democrats:
Meslrs. Aiken. Berry, BOuck, Dright. Ctiu"ei Chal
m.Ihi iS5So f. c.. h.dno%d Sin Teton @ single
ton (Nlissl, Stephens. stevenson. TlmGu ana wright.
The question then urrcd upon the minority rCSolu
ion declaring that Seth II. Yocum Is cuut cd 10 INC
seat, AMI that Andrew q. Curtin Is no. entitled ihte'o
Th minority rcSO utiOn adupied-Yras, 1913 hhl T.
7J-and Mr. Yocnm was warmli congratulated Wy us
Republican Colleagues upon retaining hl" scat W M'll
Standing the uuaVOIable iepOit OF the COLilhl't'e GA
En-. ir.i,Iatiyc. Executive and Judicial Appropril
tl, Commute. of the Wnnir. Tho House h"n, az 30
J.. IN, wrnt into Committee 0f the "hoc Ior INC CON
Mr.. WHIrTHORNE Dem. Tcnn0 suhmittcd on
amendment pro ItGR that tGc shldlrs Oi Schat"s sl
b.. ~ the rate OF 500 per uuuth The amendment was
rel, cted, another amendment on req Nv 'I
only he paid fDr the months that Congress - IL Srss"n
An amendment fixing the salaries OF McWDef7 u Oo"-
grCal Mt 81 900 rejected
Tue COMMITTEE then and the House, ~ +3O TOOK
recess until $50 TIE evening session 10 DC Tor INC con
alteration Of the ''StrHmbOHt' Dll..
The House met az 1870 ana proceeded To the cOnslu
Grafton OF the Steamboat bill hy sections.
Mr. WHITTHOkNE Drm.. TENN fred an amend
mcnt authorizing the appointment OF three naval OF
lccrs, two members OF The BUd OF upr~YisiDg In-
sDcct"r-. aHI one "ic"T - tue R"yen" haflnr; hhu
onr Plot Cou.mss.onrr q! Nrw-NCrk, as commission
torryIsc the navigation laws. 800
sir. COSGER tRl.lL, Mcn) called the attention OF the
House To- fact every attempt IA Improve LLc
navigation laws had been thvHriCd by TN" Pl'"t
Commissioners Of NrW.YDrk TEE Piloago laws OF Now
York were Injurious the commerce of the country.
THey anthorz Il pilots 10 levy contributions, on com
Board of Pilot CUm!n!ssiOncrs bad tlr rlrUulcIY
To demand mat one Of Its own number 'hond maze
Yyys and regnlaiIhns or the Government OF u yc~scs
tLat sailed ,n the waters OF The Unit"i ~jH"-.
The .TnCpG merit as rcl"cted- - 20 %.
Without making much irOgrcBs IA tnc DI the House
81 IO:O5 adjourned.
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PRErENT1NG ACTION on NoMIN411oNS.

TAMMANY AND REPUBLICAN ALDERMEN STAYING
AWAY FROM MEETING OF TIE BOARD.
The Hobbies OF the City Hall and the Cham
Der OF the Board OF Aldermen were crowded with po
clans yesterday 1t generally understood that TIC
Mayor would send in the name OF uu=h Griner hs
Police Commissioner in the place Of DeWtt C. Wbeel,T
and II was also rumorcd that he would nominate sue
cessor 10 james F. Wenman, Of the Park Commission
little before 10 O'clock the hour named for the meeting
several Aldermen IN and took their seats II was
noticeable that oil OF the TamDuny Aldermen were ab
SENT and only three Republicans were present. When
the roll was called President Morris, Aldermen CosgcY
Hail. Haughton, Jaeobus, Kenney, Marshall Murphy
strack and Wade responded-seveu AntrTammany and
three Republicans Those absent were AL
dermen Fmek, Foster Goodwin, Hafcn, Hell
big Keenan,, Kirk. McClavc, Perley, sauer shes and
slevn. There beiLg no quorum. the Board was Hfl-
iourned for one week. James L. Morrison tho Mayors
secretary OF stood beside the President ready
70 hand him two nOminations-that Of Hugh Gard
ner for Police Commissioner. and tiat OF James
Talcott for Park Commissioner. Mr. Talcott il we'll
known importer OF wOOlieDs aud hosiery. lie "a Re
Willie the roll was called AldGrmaI F Fin appeared
in Office Of the Clerh OF the Board lie was ~ once
| the Republican Association Of the With Assem-
Aldermen Shells GOODWIN and Siucr wero ia the City
Hall short time before the hour OF meeting but went
AWAY Their presence in the Board wound have !hsurfd
a quorum 1t was evidently prcconceTted pan OF tue
Tammanv Aldermen and the nNloIl{ OF tne helu pr
cans prevent meeting, pending leg'sHtIoh On the
charter amendments at Albany.
ne Mayor declined auythlnc further than mat
take such action il chose the matter of c"irin4-
ton rejection II had disposed OF he Sly story mat
I'm the FACT. past decdrBiiODS lie VOLTA 90 any
thing disturb tle nOn-pat!san chdiacer VI TN f"c
lad meeting been held Alderman Marshall would
have offered resolutions against the TJiOScd Charter
amendment and providing that committee OF five pro
coed 10 Albany TO present thc resolutions 10 the Lrgsla
tuTc and that the CORPORATION Counsel he requested 70
prepare remembrance against the bil ana 20 to Al
hang In arg ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
BASE BALL.

The third game Of the League champion
ship series between the champion Providence Club and
the Worcester Club played at Worcester yesterday
The contest was close throughout and resulted in favor
Of the Worcester Club by SCORE Of to O. The Cineln
natl Club were easily defeated By the Chicago Club Ia
their fifth championship game at Chicago on Monday
by score Of is to /. The professional Brooklyn Club
visited PrincetoD n j., on Monday, and played their
ArNt match Gnme with the Princeton College nine The
fielding OF both clubs was sharp and brilliant the
Princeton boys coming out victorious by OF
IL At Baltimore tho arst match game for the national
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
DELAWARE AND HUDSON ELECTION.

At the annual meeting yesterday Of tho
Delaware snd Hudson Canal Company the following
managers were elected without opposition, Abel A.
Low, James NJ. Hslsted, Legrand B. Cannon, James r.
TAYLOR Thomas Dickson, John Jacob Astor, Thomas
Cornell George Cabot Ward, Robert s. Hone, James
Roosevelt. levi ?. Morton, Adolphus Hamilton,
AhrAh0m 3. Van Nest The two last named gucceed
RoSeTt Lenox Kennedy and J. PerpOnt M0ERan. These
are the only changes In the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
CoLORED JURORS 1T BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, May 11.-Among the jurors BE-
lected yesterday for the Nay term OF the City and State
Courts were two coiOred men, this being the rst time
that men Of color have been put Jurors IN the city
courts James II. Harris 10 o Welhnown onterer, and
William L. Vessels porter in store. The latter,
being accepted a jurYman, remarked that he folt
pride IN being the frat man OF bis race 10 serve on
jnry In the City Court and that he would preserve the
suLumOns % hand down to mis- children,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

During the early. part of the shower last
evening While the lightning flashing IN the west
little fOuryears-Od girl exclaimed, :" Grandma. What
makes the sky wink so f-fBangor Whig
"Do you know butter is up to 65 cents
n poundH Tho hungry guest reached out aud took
what there was left. "Wel," he draHled approVlnRy
and reassnringly. :. good butter Is wuth IT,"
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DropogaIs.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
II STRAW.
DEPOT QUAETERhASIERs OFblCk,
corner Houston and Greene-sta.,

Houston and Greene-stsy 7
NEW.YORK CITY, May TO- 1907
SEALED PROPOSALS, trpl,oate subject TO tho usual
eOnditOns will received this Olce nnti O'Clock D.
NJ on Thursday 10th day OF June, 1880. at which time
and they win opened in the pesenceo bidders for
furnishing and delivery OF Military supplies during the pc
rod commencing July !. 1890 and ending June 49, 1881 as
follows Fuel Forage and straw such OF said supplies
may be required SeW.YOrk City, Wllets Point and
DaVids Island, NeW.YOrk HarbOr.
for either Of the stores mentioned or 1Or
dnannes less than the whole required will DO received
The Government reserves the hight to reject any or all pro-
preference win given to articles of domestic produc
ton. -,
Blank proposals, and circulars stating the kind and es
ma quantities required each place and giving full IN
sructions the manner Of bidding conditions to De OBJ
beryed bidders OF and payment Will De
furnished Application TO this office.
Envel pes containing proposals s0nld be marked Pro
po.als for 3" and addressed 10 the under
signed. .--. - =, - :, q
Omar pr aatp
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CORPORATION Notices.

IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-NO-
lice Scaled bd- estimates tor furnishing anu do
lvoluV srrcpc lOa Hook travel Will be received al thcof
e OF this DrparnonL 3B Union square until saturday May
~ 1870 Tor information city Record Tor sale ~
No. city Hall. .----------
PREPAYMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.-NO-
~ TICEStAed BIDS or estimates for laying new ana re-
VIII he received NJ This office until Nay
90 1880 For fu Information "Cy Record" for sale at
10. CltY lall.
OTICE.-PROPOSALS will he received at
~ Tho oiucr OF the Depa tnent Public Charities aud Cor
ruction 30 3-ve unt May IL, ln0O. for groceries,
PROVISIONS aud dry goods For fun Information See Cy hec-
ord, for sale al No. 3Cit7 Hall.
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MAGGIE AnTcHELD8 HUSBAND IN JAIL.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 11.-Henry T. Pad
dock husband Of Maggie Mitchell, was arrested In
HolyOke last night judgment Of the Superior Court
for about 900 favor OF Alexander Calhoun Of this
city He locked up at HoyOke, and has given notice
that no desires 20 take the poor debtors oath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

championship between the Albany and Baltimore Clubs
resulted IN favor OF the Albany Club after heavy bat
ting game, by score Of II TO 10.
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DR0POSALS FORFCEL, FORAGE, STRAW,
i STATIONERY. &c
JRFlElssl AYILLE DTipr OP TIE
QLARfELMA@tEE'- DEtAElNENf'
IlEEp RsfNNIITE Ind MAY 10, -

JkFFERsUNVILLE Ind May 10 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS. tuplicat, suplrci 10 the uSual
c5nit!un. viii he ~ hi, O1rr, until ~ o'clock
noon Thursday lui day June ir5p ut which limo
place thyy viii OprL,d M the presence OF bidders Tor
furnlShng aud delivery this Depot OF FltlsDnrR \ III
Coal Hay AMI straw, ana Stationery AMI ior furnishing
ami delivery OF II5bur. Lump coal NJ The Ndt.on2 Gem
NeuA bany Ind. Aad the aye iii Na0nal Ctn
quantities may De
from time tnar durE III hscl wear beginning july j.
l--U ard CidiuE June %, I-Sl.
Tr r-lA ~ the -ttrr- mentioned. or Tor
than tlr whole rrdnlfed viii De- rtfeNth
Srparaie binb Tor Fuel - tUIaEc' and "5lauOncI),
should ma e. The Government tho risht to reject
any all proposals.. preference VIII BE- gwen to articles
vi domestic pO u, ton ,,,,- ,.--,-,., .
List. a.iic required will be Furnished on
application Ills oil, WTe st1bdaTl aples can be see
10 which aIl deliveries must strictly CONFORM.
sealed IN fIplrat" WI! also be received a. me
TIE iO owing services PERTAINING %
this Depot duIlng the isea! veal naneu va or PMnEY
hurl1ps for b.!ing Osc, tor " HauhS puDhc property
aud TOR '~hir!l0 punlc anmals'
proposals, Specifications ot the w'fk ana 'uI nif
ma i. o uAd quantities Of -uppli,s that H TO
rruitr., u, bidding. :'' ~ 10 W oDsriV, by
't..i- CONT lc, pAIu NJ Nc"lA Dc iuInishiV
Application ~ THIS "il'e ,, N
Fnv.np,3 containing aOsas should be marked; Prp
unsal- for fu-I FtIagr" -tIiDn ry. Painting .inr.
lars Hauling lUIs. a,,rIug as lie Gaze NAV be-
' JlMrS \. EkIN.
Deputy quart. iul-iri. General.
l'uf III
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l.. EAsToN, Colonel, Asst @. NJ. Gen, U. A.
Depot Quartcrnaster.
DRFoT OUATERMAsTEEs OFFICE, HoustOn and Greene ss
NEW YORK CITY May TO- 1880. }
nPOpOSATS FOR TRUCKING GOVERN


i MENT srOREs.-~cai"d proposals. In tuplcatc adj
dressed ths unier0ned Will be recei ed n this Oce t
Orl ok H. NJ Thursday, tbs lOlh day Of June, 1882
which rim, pnd place they VIII be opened IN tho pres
for the Trucking OF all Government stores
within III" city Of NcwGok which may De the Iuy Oi
the erlua crS Dep mrnt 10 move, IRON the ISL uy
the 3Uth OF Junr 1881, both days inclusive
Proposals The price per carnnns oa Of hTG bar
pork barrels pur lOO pounds weight or 80 Gu
biz feet 81 other stores. ,,.- -
rreIing one nllr but not exceeding Two mi.es. tOr
my distance rNrcrng miles. Int not eTrcr tg Three
miles Per cne-hnf lOr distance exceeding tbfe0
~. .. 49,.
The contractor Will be required 10 perform the work nv my
tim upon. reasonable notice being given l ~ iE'
when necessary. WIN NJ extra comp l
ton and allowance Will be- made for any detention
delivery u" str except Wien caused Dy an OhceI or
agtui 81 llc Government. .,..
blanks fn pop sails be obtain ID ut this Office .
Tho ,ncre-.fl biirr VIII 10 rc 10 enter Int "r
ten win The United >t ~ with GOO! ald approved
Of $500 win ten days ailer icing no
titled ~ she acceptance ~ ma Urnprsal
Tho TiGht to reject any or al
prop 3sqls. . . $500 =, a. 10
Il.nlni Inrln.
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Gouartnerehlp Nontes.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
i AcOpartnershiD under the hFm name VI
COFFEE q nANDLE
the purpose trnSacng general commission business
IN stocks, bombs, so. CuAS. .. 9OfFE
JOHN L. RAHDLB.
No. IL Wal.st., May J. 1880.
No. "a NKw.sr, NEW YORK, May TO- 1880.
THE undersigned have this day formed
u eOnnrtnership under the finn name Of
UNDERHILL 4 BARTON,
transaction Of banking and commission stock Dust
ness- EDWARD u. UN DEHIIILIA
SAMUEL BARTON,
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J ~ = ~ T. - ~
Deputy Guai l.. lul-icr.iitnefal.
f. ufftu >f6fr. \ ITuE.


TgEAStET IEPkUTNFSE I. 3. llfE NNEH SEI'ICs' J
OFtuE ~ iiiI DrNE2Ai. si FELlN fE&DrNt
PROPOSALS tor FURNITURE and BED
i DISC f,t rlfc ~aviur stations
Sal,i pfOun~.s f'r furnishing furniture ana hedding Tor
H stations VIII Toe" received a. IA "i'' uhtH 9h'uI
DIV tn,h5tl day ~ May i~SO. ~ ~ Dcl1cs. m.
Sian. hiiug VIII ~, ft,tni he'd upon nppHclon
CAPTAIN J. u. erryman Inspector 81 lfrt tEE Statlohs
No 10 BrYalWay, Sc.,-i cay, or 10 tii. uhcn -,
accepted or rrrrtet item ~ ten ana ti
and the proposal iar y. accepted hn e
-, rvius The same shall constitute The
the Government nhd the bdr or DluucIB ana 10
furiupi CONTRACT Will be executed. 49,. -, 49,,
rc n contracted ur mu-t Dc Furnished az Such tno
or i'm day 81 June, lrSo, - may 10 desired DJ
IN. t.ur. al thr LII SAVING service
ar' rr 80 must guc' ny the uylna or hrm max
atd BE- HrCuWIan d. bono win uiHclehI huIcteS
In a.. s.ut ~ fiuu4. nj loil5 tS-,F approved 10y
Ih .irs officer Of the District Ia Which ne suretltS re-
s..,,o lp bus, ,--, Dee furnished to bidders
h., 1t.. udT H. ai sac prrDIlahc" Oi the contract
N n...,i,, 81! ri t. mspt chon ANA approval by
tr designated Tor that purpose
lt',d ig. "l 10 tote, ~ the m-W cipr may
f'I 10 e. nut te contract AT ihe option OI tho
: o., Of 'nrI rrIrury.
rrlyiirs must be- made fee ., charg ct such point or
f,,t,,, z tf N.,tE %. q T. l's E1lttt.
VIII oIrIa.t Iitur 0f ne entire ?"uAiy 81 -" u'
a. ,. lars tir ,r4-'!t ltrr. p purchase ~
orn marie. suth lutf cs"f am articles u 50" De-
supply th Hvac uI} taIN'" o.. t'' 1"hi' an
IL IA j. De- o,tud co-aIy ivrI, 3"r -u articles
,. .nt' To- 4 co. -! itinl WI nor 10.
cu.lrf,. ~. br alri g. established
ii.a.i.u ,,t.,,,s Z. uv-l, - "a tI' 81 itl's.
aitlrc,0td t. LIE iS'Eiltl ana MAJ
~, uss t,4 F"t' .rr'r AMI HC'.di.r.' ,. g,
tal-s tp,, e.. ava rice any on it ii'!-, X
d,,,ru ur the th,' G"St'n,c nt i reserved
j.. Kim AL.
O. TH Ia
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IROpoSALS for SUPPLIES.

Glr.rr oR LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
Wt-uN.IJN, -. G.. MAY 8. lo-u
SEALED pEOPGS rl hr received - tins "llirr HnH
II o'clock m. MONDAY tlr @lt "ay 81 " Y, '| ."l
fu ding supple, nr l~Iinr.ri ahd Light \car'S, log
Hscal wear rudiug June 30 1881.
Tnr AEppcs nrrul consist Of glaF' cbmncys, HichS o
and other cleaning material biushr
uain4 oils &C., inNRre. hardware "ailrht ana garden
tng bt,n mrps CLUSTERS AMI many Oikcr ariel - ~
OF which are enumerated n the sp"cnra:lu' attached 10 me
fns 4 bids, which may be Oh unod On appl.3Oh TO S
To II 10. ! PoIbtll
sguare, Boston, Mass TumpkinShc staten Island v
y. o. BOA 4.OI3, %OW NUIk Cy) ana NJ No -'' o"'"
9Th Il, Philadelphia -.
rights reserved to reject any @r al bids ana 10 wave
any detects 49, ,,, '1 ~, y ~ hartman
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rVHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE :: That on the
L 10th day Of April A. D. 1870, Warrant In Bnnk
rupcy was Issued Against the estate Of sYLYES TER P
GiLBERT, Of the Ciiy Of Now. York, In tho County
OF Ney.YOrk and State OF NoW.IOrk, who hn9
been adludgcd bankrupt on his own petition /
tnat the payment OF debts and delivery or
any property belonging to such bankrupt 10 him or for
his the property by him forbidden
Nv law thai meeting OF the creditors bankrupt
prove Their RsKnees OF his
tatc VIII held aCOugtOf Bankruptcy DO holden No
800 broadway, the City OF hewY0rk IN tho southern
District York. before lBnac Dayton, Register the
27th day Of May, A. ID. 1880. az II clock m
o. s. MARSHAL as Messenger Southern District Of
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BANKRUPT Notices.

U1HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.: That on the
4 seventh day Of May. ~ y. 1880. Warrant n Bank
ruptcy iasned against tho estate OF LAZARUS
BtiIILAN the County Oh N0wG DIRK aud
III New York, who has been adudPch bankrupt on
petition that the debts ana de-
yeryO any property bOnggtO such bankrupt 20 h OF Or
aud the Transfer OF property by him arc lOfDhen
by that meeting Of the CredtOsOi tho said Tnpt
their debs and 10 choose or more asses ~ MS
estate will be held Of Bank rptcy Ia DO holden OF
No 1j2 Broadway, In tho Uy Of NOW York, before MI
Henry Wilder Allen, keg5te on the 2Iih ay or MAY a. De-
1850, az ~ O'Clock N. LOUIS r. IA NJ.
IT, Marsa as Messenger Southern District OF Now York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

The ninth toast was The Metropolitan Press, q
mighty power for good evil" l. H. Bromley respond
ed to this and the tenth and last toast the Chamber OF
Commerce OF the State OF NeWYork liz past, present.
and future" was responded 10 by seth Low.
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DINCKNEY'S AGENCY for SCHOOLS and
Observation-Disclosures q Schools ant Families supe.
rrr American Forign Teachers for deparmeut ot
Tho Index Just puoiShod. contains Teach
ers ucn List OF SchUo Properties for sale or to Rent
aud other valuable inf1rmatiO furnished for stamp
PINCKNEY'S SCHOOL DIRECTORY. 27S pages Pa
special catalogue OF every school on u s
flee at oIlce mailed tor postage u cents
7. COlESWORTH PINCKNEY,
Domestic Binding. Broadway and 4thst, ~ y CITY.
TENEACHERS, ATTENTION.-Rar oppOrtu-
uyi Ladies' Boarding School good will aud fixtures
offered; on River accessible modern eonys
rn,ics surroundings and appointments unsurpassed Al
dress Z. y. Box IO0, New YORK.
TTEAClIERS supplied to schools and families.
i Miss FLoREHCE FITCH EDUCATIONAL b.
REAU basement, 81 UniOD.square
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10 the next reGlaE toast, IhTeThhtIoDAI C0nIestSI
the Hon. Fernando Wood responded IN part 81 dOowsi
Nm PRESIDENT. international contests not always
NJ varllhc character They may bs conducted by tho
psscefui and beplEuant weapons Of commercial
stys,ry. Instead OF the destruction incident TO
war they ersats the production incident 10 peace.
N /, ssss rsyslrss presnaus wish results alike emo
cling. CHRISTENING and fruitful Of human happiness that
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GrGcner5.

GCUOOL Properties for s&lo or rent.-Nc'
9~r,nrr ,t uulcd FOR STAMP. Schrrmcrh ~. 30 F. l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

Art Schools-New-York City.
MRS, LOUISA b. CULVER
WIN receive pupils painting Landscape flowers sun life
china and decoIatiOn) STUDIO THE Boa No. ~ East
2Gtb.st., corner 4th.ave. beginning october l.
References MI. d. Huntington, Mr. william Aarb MT
James ii. art. MI. A. ). Bellows
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ERANCONIA HOUSE.-Near Profile House
White Mountains n. H., opens June terms from 81
$40 per week send for circular good city references
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-16
A New Location for the New
Bridge.


There Is d movement on foot, the object
Of which Is 70 have a new bridge erected
over the rivet at the harbor at or near the
foot Of the Point (on the West side) 70
the land Of r. H. Parsons on the East side
Of the river, and to give up the present To-
cation Of the bridge now in use. Il will
be necessary % put in a new bridge when
the river is widened by the proposed Har
Dor Improvement scheme, and we are in
formed the County Commissioners are ready
TO erect a suitable swing bridge when II
becomes necessary.
Those who are In favor Of giving up
this location as a river crossing, and hav-
ing the new bridge erected at the points
named farther down the river, give the
following among their reasons: As the
the bridge is now, 1t is dangerous 10 navi-
CATION being located on Il sharpe curve,
while below the river is straight; that the
bridge would be, as a consequence Of
being located over a curve IN the river, in
constant danger of being damaged by pas.
sing vessels. That Bridge street is only
thirty feet wide on the East side Of the
river, and Judging from the prices paid by
the Village for the land for the proposed
Harbor Improvement, the street could not
be widened exceptat large outlay of mon.
ey; that the bridge in the new location
could be built over thea s. p Ry tracks,
thereby removing the dangers to life, limb
an dproperty from the cars and locomotives
that are constantly crossing Bridge street (;
that better bottom for the foundation
for a bridge will be found at the lower
point than at the present location streets
have already been located around the
sides of the "Point," one leading westerly
and the other along the east side TO Bridge
street, and at'slight expense Walnut st.
could be continued down the "POint" to
the proposed new bridge.
In this article we do not propose to re-
comend nor condemn this project, but in
vite our readers interested to express their
opinions through the columns of the TEL
EGRAPH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-04-16
The Ashtabula Tool Co.

At meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Ashtabuls Tool Co., held at the office Of
the Ashtabula Loan Association on We'd
nesday last, the following directors were
elected: Henry H. Hall, A. A. Southwick,
P. F. Good, S. R. Harris, ]. H. Bugbee,
l., Tyler Of Ashtabula, and @. NJ. Thomp-
son, Of Perry. The directors at a subse-
quent meeting elected Henry H. Hall,
President; A. A. Southwick Secretary and
Treasurer; and Charles Tinker, Superin-
tendent.
AT this writing, Thursday morning, the
question of location has not been decided,
but probably will be announced to-day. The
old rolling mill site, on Main street, and
land in the vicinity of the L. S. & NJ. S.
round house, are the only localities spoken
of.
The Company has already commenced
the manufacture Of handles at the shop
the Phoenix Iron Works, under the super
vision of Mr.. W. D. Castle, formerly of
the Geneva Tool Co. $4,000 worth OF ma
chinery for the new works have been Or
dered, and will be received and put in
place at the earliest day possible. The
Company already have assured orders for
its full capacity.