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The COURTS.
DECISlONS-S[AY 1.

Supreme Couri-Snecidi Tvm--lly Judge Van Worst.
opinion Thomson taSin 81 aJuigmct for drfri liant
demurrer with liberty To parin 10 WthliaW same on
~ cost opinion.
SapGiorCOnri- Special -Chicf-JusiicC Curtis.
Crsuury at Hoe OF aLUrd'r overriding dciendante Dr.
~ Judge -cdg,rlrk DOYLE AIT. Cutler-FndnRs settled
Suv. York Central ant Hudson Ivtr
RaiuO.d Company Case and exceptions ordered on ~"
Nh,ripT i1at order ~ Su:-;ituoG. stevens agi
Ipd- UaYu take commission with nterroEaortcs
CtHH amin may JON IN tOlrI1-iuu without staF star
buck hgi ~rnt 81 Findings settled. Mac amara ~ H.
Van Kirk bi 'ctoLs nyerrued: motion Cranto 10 tie
srcurtv IN $50 Larkwo AIT Emnck order den7lng 100
yaoovic. Hall az AZ Rgt An6fts"nMnton VrAnie
Smith brush and Nurtn American II Al. Sirsia
Patkrt tOniuAny- Undertaking approved. Merrill Ia
Mririi,ld -Ordrr Of huDtuiio Edyrrt0n not. laFay"
al Order granted ana UnCrrakIGr approved smith sgt
Unvcc 81 a-OrGprcG special "a "rai for Frcnnf Friday
OF Nav lHlun al reynolds --OICer ~ Substitution
Posi- FLOYD. Bruf, Jones F"tcr Sppman
lo8t Gcrlth aCt kiCmay Munsoi a2t Flood Slrrn
fielder H. -rlprs granted. 5lliruA lR LIe Union
1l'r Sc'0rl tn" compliant shond 10 CHnaoG' sre men,
Uranium
CgrEiD7 Piras- 'rccial Tcrp,-Bv Chicf-Justico e.
T. DAY lrtzcrG ugt Wlgu5ln.M piioI was granted con
diilrualy urrUn uiri Harnrd az P"1nau5S.s "r
sleek. 1gt Grrruswar!. fclOrn Hgi' bunertgr.-
tr ON sienr,i. GREENE bir Wllku agt. Elliott
- TO a-~is Iuent ~ Ter Win 'y.-GIAnic1.
Murine GJaJ{ -- thdBb1S - ~ Jaagc Shea. -
FIruud AT Ne 7grr, krunF A"t F"f"-i"l' Hagau a<t
Srnu,yet KOrppr agt. Drum So0n~ granted Tie IRVING
N.iion4 uuIy"a. ~iOdnrd art. blackburn; hing
btv agt r.".t atubOe V lIer, agt Fhrr"l
prdrrr uf bstut!un. Frost hgt. Mac!u leubOrUr dEL
Mul-- Order Ui d8cOniinudnrc.
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Drorosgls.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. U. =. LIFE SAVING SERVICE }
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT, :
WASHINGTON. %. g., Apru 20, 1880.
PROPOSALS for FURNITURE and BED.
DfNSi for life saving stations.

i DING Life Saving Stations
furnishing furniture and bedding for
stations viii be received et this once until Satur
day. the 18th day Of NAV, 1880. o. ~ O'clock, N.
CAPTAIN J. L. Merryman lneDectOr OF fcSay1ng Stations,
No. l6 Broadway New-Y ork CITY or 10 this ONCE.
bids will be accepted rejected Item by Item ana his
advertisement and the proposal far 40 accepted ana the
bond accompanying the shall constitute the conract
Government and the bidder or bidders and
furtheI contract viii De executed
ctcd for must be furnished at such time
or day Of June 1880 be desired BY
The a Superintendent OF the IifeSavng Service
Each proposal signed by the individual rm max
be accompanied by bond with sufficient sufetes
the Of two thousand dollars (SZ,uOO approved BY
Ulted officer Of the district In which the sureies
do business form TO be furnished 10 blddera
under IT, ald the performance OF the contract
All viii be subject to Inspection and approval By
such designated Tor that purpose
securely baIed packed IN lots the inspector
direct and The delivery Of inferior article will he deemed
sufficient 10 au the CONTRACT at the option OF The
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Deliveries made free OF charge at such point
points lie CITY Of New York may be designated.
failure comply with any order the contract
operate forfeiture Of The entire penalty OF the bond,
the Secretary OF the direct the purchase In
open market, or such quantities OF arcles shall DO
the cO fifty ceDtum OF the price which
Il shall be found necessary tOpay for such articles
Proposals unaccOmpaDod by satisfactory bond will DO
considered and contracts will be aUarue established
manufacturers OF, or dealers In. the articles.
Proposals bo addressed to the Undersigned and marked
Proposals tor Furniture and Bedding"
The right waive detects and reject all btds II
deemed the interest OF the Government Is
- j. KIMBALT.
General Superntendeat.
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-rrEhNE COZ lS.'- J.-,9irt oD1aS a.
calendar. ,
DrARGAL IKiAi-Dsy.,. T. j.. aud Brady anu iarrot H.
Count oprns At los" M Noutnupo'nrd Mon us -Nos
Eunn,er.t.d Case, no. i-' ;i4u
mulrrr sos 40 30 I' i"l. ~ ldJ "a 20 49, lgJ
lbs. 40. 80 -. Ia" tad tei ,". 80 la3; 431 "ta
o.! 80, p =" ~ ~ G9- =, . 90, co., 9.' a -
9?o 'h 30. ''' 10 o. w. d. 49, '''' fl'
c"tirrt I-nnnohno. -, our n'c".. ~ L,;.H T. ~
"-l. ~. -. l'u' ir.@ ll' ~ d" 7!3 ~ !,
~" 49,. 80. - - - - 10 :. '7'A' - 30"
PAM Al VA Vrrrt. D.. ul'cus iu3J q. Nus
i.il A." - ~ I,p- j. 49, 1863, 1870. 2G.I 1851
2li' 2t. ll3 %. 50. G"7. 1889. 30 COCO. 0Di
80. ,-.si.. l,5.. ~. -ueS.
FALt III ----. J.-,e:h opfns r. 1850 ?; M Nos
lfii, IGi , lS'I iWii. '' -. 80; ~ 30" -. 'Aii
!5.a iC ~, i''.' II 'l 10 l. iH i''i' iaH.
~ITU"r piLl fNFhnl ttt y a. ~ 'g"'I -''ls
Trk anl cur ~. w a. ~ r. = ~ ,fit"s
t='u q" i'i~ ''' H. e. q, %" ~ 90 ~ " w. - - 49, '"
et'. s5.ri 80" r ~ - l a. ,s nj 10 A. IN colc,r
~iHlti E''H W. ,l''' q" )" a. ~, G"t'''''Ii
cnlc ~ ~ ~ ~. j. - 80 80 " ~ ~
Jlru 81 fhCl.. Nos 49, l,'''s'N';
TRIAL IEA lAhe L. ~ "u' ~ IL ioi 'he Ter M
GONNOA PLEAr-b'NIhN. tEHH ~ - i'll' & - ana
Van hrAnt 2LG la:ngr IJ-C"ill oiiS a. ~ a. ~. BIO
t,als- Snt L. . - t. - h T. AHi 1s lrn prlrls N0j ~
- inc-' Ari~e!t from lr Enrri' ~ ms court NnsI
4 d iurirvr. Appeals from Marin on NoA ~ o. 10.
H. ~ -. ~ -, a. =. Appeals from 'il't CoGit-AOe
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Gttambnnts ana RatIroaoa.
A-FALL RIYER LTNE
FOR BOSTON AND TIL

FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
S1O0EACH WAY BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON,
Corresponding reduction 70 all other points East
Boston tickets good only for Continuous passage On
steamers and connecting train specified Ghereon
The mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL ana PROxL
DENCE having placed limo Of 1886
leave NeW.Y0rk DAILY SUNDAYS Included IRON
Pier 2S, y. r, foot Of Murrayst a. 2. M -. A,.x
Leave Brooklyn ago Jersey CITY 43o m VIA annex
Tickets staterooms etc. obtained NewY0rk At 29
26 Ell 40 527 ga and 957 Broadway and % al principal
hnte transfer and ticket Offices the OFFICE OF TIE
LINE ON THE PIER, and board steamers Nos and
COursh and ut Annex oces Brooklyn and Jersey Cy In
Boston, at No Old State House. and at Od Colony Depot
BORDEN d LOWELL, Agents, Now YORK.
GEO. L. COMMON General Passenger Agent.
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
20 agd DhAS RICHMOND Leave Pier No. Al North EVsT
bany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains North West
and East: BtateroOsns WARMED by steam. -
EVERRTr Pr0sfdent.
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PROVIDENCE LINE TO BIOS Ton,
i VIA Providence DtRECr.
A FULL NIGHTS REST. ONLY az oil LIS OF RAIL.
FIRaPCLASS AUCOMMODA IONS ONLY
The favOrtO palace steamers
MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND.
DAILY (Sunasys excrpted Pier 30 iver Of
WsirBn.st.. M > D. ~.
No intermediate landings between NeWYOrk and PrOYI
duncr. PnSse LGGrs arrive in Boston ut AIN :
and tickets secured Nos $685. 307 7S5
Broadway and Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue IOels
YORK, nId :S gton-st brooklyn Tickets are
plsO at all primo pal hos4A AMI ticker Offices
OCes uf WuSteotE xprvss Cont Freight taken stlo
L. w. FILKkNa D. g. DABcOcK.
q. 4. Agent EIuadalat
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PROPOSALS for Quartermaster's Stores.
u IEEEERsuNNIILE DEPOT OF TIE QuARIERMA sTER,a

DEPAsThEsr JEPFERsoEvILLR IND. May l. l8S0.}
SEALED PROPOSALS. in tpiicae. subject 10 the usual
conditions will be received at this office until ~ ococg
WEDNESDAY,. the I'd day OF June, 1890 which tins
and place they VIII De opened IN the presence OF bidders for
furnishing and delivery this Depot Of Ranges stoves Pipe
Elbows SHEET Zine Fire Shovels, POkers 1Ongs
Scythes Snaths Hoes Rskes Hay
Forks rickes buck other miscellaneous articles Of
QuartermasIer'S stores.
Proposals for either class of the
quant es less than tine WHOLE will be received
Government the right ~ reject all
poals preference will be To articles Of domestic
ductiOn
Blank proposals and full information 70 tho OF
bdCg quantities Of the articles required conditions to be
by OiderS terms OF contract and payment viii
furnished application to this Office where standard
pies " the articles required can be seen.
Envelopes containing proposals shou be marked "PrOpo-
Iuareimaste Stores" and addressed TO the under
signed. JAMES A EkIN,
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HAsSAUREK AGAINST A THIRD TERM.

Editor of TIE OIneAnG6 VOksbIau has written letter
20 Emory Foster, of ST. Louis secretary Of the Anti
THIRD Term Convention, reGretsiug his inability TO at
tend e convention. but assuring him that is fully
IN accord with fhe object of tho convention He says
am opposed tho nomination Of Grant any other
Presidential oapdieete for thltd term. do not
believe Pregldent snOud be oeoted Tor second term
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ LeaYe NhRYnrk from neahrohsea and C0rtlant

$40 M for washington Pittsburg Columbus Cinn!nssti
indianapolis Chicago and the West Richmond Charleston
ana the South. Pullman from Baltimore TO Newark
D. m for WasIing ton ard tho West Pullman
EeWYork to Baltimore and Washington making close con.
and 81 LOUIS Through Pullman cars Baltimore to Cnoin
natl and ST. Louis -,
1000 p daily for Washington the South and West Pull
slecpers from New York 10 Baltimore and Washington
making connections TOR Chicago Cincinnati Indanapo
Oils LOUISVILLE Louis Columbus Pittsbur0 the Souh End
Southwest. Through Pullman from Baltimore 10 Cin
cnn8 Washington with trains for Lynchburg
Florida, New. Orleans and the south
For through tickets please Call 1T C0mpanys ONCE 3l5
Broadway. New York. and ~ TICKET offices foot OF COtlandt
and DesbrOssessS, and Depot Jersey City. - $500. .
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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PROPOSALS. for SUPPLIES.

LIGHTHOUSE
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. NAV 3, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office until
IL o'clock III. MONDAY the 24th day Of My, $780,
furnishing supplies for Lighthouses and Light Vessels, fog
tho fiscal year ending June 80 1881.
The supplies needed consist OF glass chmneys wtcks OF
paints oils, &C., tinware hardware carpenter and garden
TOOLS brOoms dusters &C., and other arcles all
or which enumerated in the specifications attached to the
forms VI BIDS which DO Obtained application 10 this
office tho Lighthouse Inspectors at No IA Pemberton-
square Boston, MAS at TOmpkinsyilie Island.
Y (P o. Dox 4078 NewY0rk CITY, and at No. 208 South
9th st., philadelphia
The right reject any all waive
any deecta JOHN RODGERS,
Rear Adui al, u. s. Navy. Chairman.
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BLAINE DELEGATES IN OMAHA.

CHICAGO, May Am Omaha special TO IA6
zre,s xays the Republicans OF that city have eleOtod
Dasne delegates to che Nebraska State Convention.
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Bay Ross z HiSlaads Long ocean Grove Has
E9Snns siospAY Nay 5 1850 issSns sr u g 81 sss
IA ~ Is IT,; a. ss;S sSSs
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
800 m Western and SertSem EIprsss g rochester 81
ana cSo sna S cs
ears % canandaeua, Rochester ana Rasisio
ua sso ens Ta and ana asSSa win
% 81 I sd E alsy % with sleeping cars far
osTs d sns cay T. sn s 5
s1Dds s. ss o Rochester and
mg via Geneva Sleeping cara TO Geneva Rochester and
i6o p m Night Express sleeping cars TO Albany and
s; fss and s AZ "a
ana sSs p,sssyn
old RELIABLE sToNINGT0N LINE.
At daily Except sundays) from Pier 49, North River
tickets ;SG this Line for O. COOP
sd cn tSsr Tfssh taken a. @
I 4 VI FI FpiE p q Agss Ds BAscook rrs'
E tRaHn a q he LAKE ERIE AND
WESTERN RAILRoAD. Arrangement OF trains. taking
e'i'T m Cincinnati and Chicago ay Express Drawins
connecting with trains 10 tho West South
west Pullmans best Drawmg'room Sleeping Coaches TO
~ m. DAILY Pacific Express Tor tbs West. Sleeping
Coaches through to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati and
chicago E%asn rain nK cars 70
Trains leave Chambers street Depot, New-York, for
p u midnight saturday nights only sundays ais
R XII S Passsl: 20 t. 1929 ono 1929
noon lao s. $3.50. 4:40, 5l0 o30 6lO ESQ., S:l0 IL
mdnigh sundays D. $780, lo:2O m, LAO. $50 p m. and
Paterscn C. 6:45 1850 $40 TO- 1920 11sO a. H. IL nsou
las $40 $3.50 AGO. 4:4O. s. 5:1O 62O $780, $40 630 T.
1880, s. 10 p and IL midnight sundays g. $780, 9;l5.
iq sSen, l 10 1870 2 1Pa m II
midnight sunday $50, 1920 Lao, $50. p and
NewDIrg Cornwall, 100 81 m, $780, 4so m. Sun
gSpdout and Kingston a m. $50 D. m. Sundays $50
Goshen g. 7CO o. 1920 m $780, $50. 4:So. D. Sun
days g. $40, 1920 a. In- $3.50, D. m. ..
Mddetoyn 800 g. 1922 a. M 40 go ?; n, ao sun
Ians connect with New York and oswego Midland Railroad
al Pat pJsrvs 1850 O. lO2Oa m 49, g. D. M slndays
9.t0 iU:2O a. H., d. $50 aud p IN.
leave 2d quarter OF and quarter after each
hour 5:36 10 945 D. M and At lt43 and ll45 m
Coaches be obtained and orders Tor the checking
and OF baggage may Do left at the COpsnys OMEGA
Nos 239 40l 81 Broadway n " No. Courtst. Brook
iyn the Company Dsp0ts q, 49,
Exrss trains from the West arrive IN NewYork at 725 =
H. l|'I0 s JSo n ABBOTT GENT Psssr Agt, NswYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW.JERSEY.
for Eneewood Cl0ster Pterm0nt and Nyack
Z, $50 $50 a 4:S0 $40. $40 $50 1l:30
leave 80 minutes later Saturday nights:
Manner Sprlng Valley and Monsey, T. 800 m. 450 D. M
JNO. n. ABBOTT. Gen'I Passr ACT, New.York
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DELEGATES ELECTED mi ILLTNoIs.

CuIcAGo, May Especial dispatches to The
7absae STATE, that Of the Republican County OOnyen-
fn held Saturday Schuyler County chose four and Put
nam County two, delegates % the Stats Convention for
Grant ana Kendall COnnsy ave for Blaine
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TNO PHILADELPHIA;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT sUNDAY; 3
DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NETWORK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOsT IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENr, AND THE FASTEST I'll L. CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLt TIE S-tFErY.
OK AND AFTER APRIL II. 1870.
Express Trains leave DesDrosses Corandt
streets Ferries follows:
4:30 i:S, $50 . 40 LmIet. IL M. $780, L. 44U o. O.
7:3n, 500 and 10 D. and II night SUNDAYS Also and
a. NJ. o. q, 1870: $50 and 10 p. m. and II night
FxlreS Trains leave NewYOrS daily, except Sunday at
7:3Oa m p. H.. running through via Trenton and
Camden
Boiis o. the Brooklyn Annex" connect with through
Trains jersey CITY, a6Orng speedy and dlredt transfer
RrInrnng trans leave West philadelphia 1901 800 34S
y: ) g. $50, and ii Lmtod Express l:Sn D. mi
i46 z, :, $50 sud 1875 M .iy, eHc.p Monday. 4:25
H.m sunday l&.Vl 32U, 3:Aj 4:2j. 8, $50 NJ; g.
7:3J D. N. cave Philsheipha VIA Camden, IN, and
.}.30 D. daily. Cxrept sunday
Ticket JiteS b28 and pa broadway Aston House, and
fool COrtandtsts COurtSt and BROOK.
Depot UOt OF FutOn.sL, BTOOkyn Nos ia llb
and 10 lndson HUbOKen Depot Jersey City EmlgranG
Ticket Otfco, 9 Battery place.
The Transfer Company viii call Tor and check
baFV rom hotels aud tesidenceS.
FitANk THOMSON, l.. p. FARMER,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

Ferry station IN New.York foot Of Liberty.st
tery station III Brooklyn foot OF Fult0n'st, Jewers
Commencing October g. 1s7o.-Leave NewYOrk foot Of
$50 m.-FOr Remington Easton. Belvdere Bethlehem
Hazieon Wlkesharre Elmira, etc Connects OF Junction
WI" % & @ aae AIR Ba msse sDhooDy Mountain
Bpds Lake and LAKE Hoatcong Easton, Allenogn HaT-
scrGnt5n, Dany lille Willamsport etc.
1870 9oS and IsS Sn,o Mauch
Chunk TamaqgG Mah9oy CITY, azGi0D
EP6TotS Peiisy,ic HaTrisbGre etc ..-.,-
Baads lake IIopatcong EasOn, Bevidere, Allen
town and Ma4eh Chunh. ,,o .d r,,riro,o,
mDay for EasSn AeRtoT1 ss Ma9%n ceun
Enra Reading Ilarlispuig anu mo MeSy so;i IL
Junction for btlawaro LackaWanna ami western Rai'
For EIli5a6ehAt6 gl9. $50 $40 7;l5 745 $50
S 4S h;q Al 5i O 425 nj biz 5s5 5gs
G:i5 $50 l. 7iJ, 745. S:lo $40 Iol5 H. IL MI.
and Hi5,msiale sstioa;; 556 for Eason Allen
V' For 8eWaEuAt 5:i5 Ci5 715 ~ se 8s5 ?se
l0 1850 lilo ~ m IL mi l. = q SSO 4'4:SO D. Hoo' "'4'
r irn S TO Si osa sa b n mc Table at stations
Jersey ty station 10 from Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jers'y CITY,
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
Leave NOW y ork foot OF Iibortv.st Rank Long
Branch ocean Grove. &c. r:l6 l1i46 a. m l6 a. o:Io
stage connections to and from KEYpoRT a. %ATAwAN
ri RANK IN aud from POINT PLEASANT at SEA
GIFT. with all trains.
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Leave foot ofLibertyS ior sroehod at sIs 1l4O N
NEW JERSEY. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave New iOrk foot Tibertc.BL. e. L. r. OF N j. -,
GID m For tarmn%lale Toms River, Barnegat anu
IS n - Ion ran II; cceln Grove. 90, No..
LISP mFor !ons mysr ENGLAND all stations TO Bay
town Il Il IL. ana PhiiSaciohla.
-
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NOTlCE.-PlOpOsals for removing part of
N Pier Oh 81, y. Il. &c and building Pier 81 N H.,
w DO recoye BY he Department OF Docks II aud IT,
information City Record for at 30 Ul,y 6aL
NOTICB.-SeIiei Proposals. for furnishing
~ the Fire pepaTnsnt villa 1--WE hundred and 1fty 2o
CHEsTN VI TELEGRAPH POLES viii bp received at
these headq IL Nav D. l5 For full Information
500 City aecJTd sale 1t No City Han
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Gorporntion Notices.
BOARD Of EDUCATION

BOARD OF EDUCAIION.
, SEA IHD PROPOSALS iwi 10 received by tho School
OF tho Nrecrnth Wmd a. tho Hall Of tho Bohrl W
FiucluOu corner Of Grand ann Ems'B, until Monday the
10th dag o. MAY 1850 2ld mill oOck p m on sld day
New school House the south OF
EAST SiEy-tnrd a.. lwD huud ed aud thirty feet
lEiidayc 49,,
uls llinv lie Office 81 the Sup riutcndcnt OF school
inlltlne, 80 1873 rard-al th,rd I. or
prnpnslls van be received only tic entire work aud
innca.s required the cruuin OF tho building aud must
uIa,u-s irbpOsals Tor q lTUCtiDu House
Oh East sixty thrtsI, ~ TIT Nineteenth Ward :" oil Tho
g., % be pcir frMud under ono contrast.
work gnple:eh by the ls day NJ April 1881.
uucr Of hundred dollars tor ard
tIs unfinished li,er tho said lss
day ~ Ap H. l'Sl.
1ho the right TO reject NIL Of tho
pnsnlH submitted
INC party admitting proposal and tho parties proposing
heroine 1uTclNs much each Wrip hiB nbmo Hd pace Of
Residence on SAID prUpynll.
wo responsible aud anurOve Huretles residents of his
r1ty, arr required Ia all case.
Will b. nom prrHOnB VIII
Gni hiu ings Ednes.icu render
thrir rrBpOnailhltY dOn Hful
No substitution by The accepted contractor VIII be per
mttrd nIIiOut INST obtaining, IN Nring plmsson fIUnI
the COMMITTEES buildiEgs OF Tho Board OF fluoAOn.
EUGENE II. POAEROY,
ID
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~ Bay Route 70 Highlands Long Branch, Grove Har
negst DO Tho fAyete steamer Jesse Hcyt wiz eoamepcs
Liberty ii 81 q gS9 H. Alp N Eslurnine leave ~!
Rail Lime or " Bay Route" n. p. BALDWIN,
Ian
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RnIND EEnnIS ROUTE

4 ARIA SEGMENT or PASS ENGER TRAINS. March
So 1919 Leave DeDns loot 81 Coz and ami
l:1D D. fOl Easton. beth chem AIeton H. ISadihS
MJnanOg City. Ashland, Wilkes
b.igr Scranton ma IulkuauHOck =, .,
t-yO H. M Night Express, daily for EastOn, Bethlehem
Aiicntovn Maucn CiuuG. W kesOaitG hlniIA Ithaca,
Geneva auburn, Rochester. iuhBO iglu FAILS ami the
"V'" ~ RpR & "a RE- Suu't and Engr
Ccncra hasern Office col Chui and COrLlandlss
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7. 7 y,
IN SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE, WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ERIC. Pier - +. r.. at III.
and lHO D. (SunGys executed connecting h special
mn I T nbOye intermediate points Tickets SOLD and
baggage checked 51i Broadway y, and Court-st,
Brooklyn. Excursion to NcW, Haven and return ~ 3D.
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
II DOLLAR SPECIAL limited tickets. Steamers
Pier SOrth Rye daily, including SUNDAYS, 5:O0p
for New. London. BOSTON Worcester, 30.
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NEW YORK.

ALBANY, November 4th-The Argus places the
Republican majority in the State on the Presl.
Dental ticket at IA, ,204.
NEW YORK, November 4th.-The TIMES to-mor.
row will publish a revised list of the majorties in
this State. Gartelds majority is fixed at 23, 900,
with the assurance that the official returns which
cannot be canvassed under week, will not vary
materially from these figures.
NEW YORK, November 5th-A. M.-The Herald
says: Gsrfeld's majority in this State Is about
q. 600.
New YoRK, November 5th-A. M.-The Sun says !;
Gsfneids majority in this State is about 10000.
NEW YORK, November 5th-A a.-The TIibunes
figures the State election foot UP 22o0o majority
for Garfield.
NEW YORK, November 5th--A. M.-The World
says: The additional returns OF Tuesdays election
In this State increased Garelds majority above the
figures given yesterday in the counties OF Alle-
ghany, k0neida, Orange, Steuben and Herkimer,
and decreases this majority in Columbia, Jeffer.
son and St Lawrence, while Hancock's ma
iority in Albany county is increased
153 over the previous report The latter county has
done exceptionally well, and gives Hancock ma
iority OF $685. against l,1so for Tilden in 1875.
The changes make Mr.. Garield's apparent majority
in the State 1s,467. 1t will not vary much from
I5. .o0O
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, November 4th.-The Republicans
gain two Congressman in Tennessee and elect the
Governor. Noon is probably elected here to Con-
gress by 1000 majority. The Republicans gain IL
Asssnbiymen, and claim the Legislature by virtue
of other gains in middle and east Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, November 4th.-Later returns from La
fsyette and Hardeman counties, in this Qhe Tenth)
Congressional District insure the election OF W. F.
Moore, the Republican candidate for Congress, by
not less than 800 majority Casey Young, DEM
ocrat-a, Republican gain.
KNOXVILLE, November 4th.-Later returns from
the First District elects Pettibone (Rep over Tsy.
lor, the present Congressman, by about 1000.
NASHVILLE, November 4th.-Returns, complete
aud partial, from 66 counties out of a. give Hawk
ns, for Governor, rs, 146; Wright, 6i 7S7 Wilson,
49,3l6 Warner Dem is elected to Congress in the
Fifth District over j. NJ. Bright. There were no
Republican nominations and three Democratic can.
didates.
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NORTH CAE0LIyA.

RALEIGH, November 4th.-The indications are that
the State has gone Democratic by reduced major.
ity. The Second District elects Republican Con-
gresham. The Third, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and
Eighth Districts elect Democrats. The returns are
net sufficient from the First and Fourth Districts to
indicate the result. The Legislature is believed to
be Democratic
RALEIGH, November 4th. - Fifty.four counties,
casting twothirds of the vote of the State, give Jar
Wis Dem }, for Governor, a majority OF $780, The
same counties in 1876 gave Vance Dem), for Gov.
ernor, 6,9co majority.