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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
CIVIL MOTIFS.

fcthucl c. Wheeler, as administrator of his
deceased George, began an action recently H. the
supr,mc Court against Charles schnke baker Of 40
eli Eighth ave. 10 recover 900 for the death ~ the
boy resulting. M u was claimed from eating lemon
incnnguc pie from the drfcndlnt's bakery The jury
brought In A verdict for M. wheeler for $1,000
The trial of the suit of Annie Morgan against
Or Lewis H. Snyrc 10 recover $4,000, for alleged IN
nkilful treatment begun yesterday before Justice
Lawrence In iho iupr'nc Court Mrs. Morgan, while
ou ;hr stand Yesterday t.,.afnt very nerfors Nncn
she was a-kcd hot many g. ildrrn she had hj by Nor
gan. answered pc r'i-i ent, detpc iic rcPrihahd 8"
tn judge, " cannot tIL'
Brayton Ives. rs president Of the Stock EN-
chuurc ~, sold hc seat IF Arthur scwcl. who h'd
been Exp, 7 from he Exchange ola account Of Ger
tain ALLEGED fraudulent Transactions. Mt sc".Fr
expulsion had been decided IN Court Ia b."
nm. cal prrvus 'hr rair ~ he seat. Mr. Scwc began
an action I'm fh, Superior Court :aiu~ Mr. INra 10 ~"
cover damage Tor tc sale OF h- scat. The cas-" ws
tfrd is fult Jl, ~lrr ~ special Itrl. Who Cd, td'u
,,-, ,lav tIrf -r,v' entitled 20 recover - FN
Win interest that being Tire sum realized Oh tie sale %
the seat.
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REPORTS EROM VAR VESSELS.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Rear Admiral Clitz,
commanding the United states naval forces on the As
ATTIC station reports from Shanghai, China, April "
hsr he propnsed TO remain for the present: 4" The
swatara win remain at Naeash for the present The
Alert arrived at Yokohama the 2-h. The Monocacy
vas ready for trial trip March "a which TOOK place
on that day The results generally satisfactory
and speed Of s. knots obtained She will remain
At this port for the present The Ashuelot arrived at
Shanghai on the 25ti. having board four cases OF
smallpox. The sick were removed TO the hospita On
shore where Que died the Others are believed TO he re-
covering The Ashuelot remains ut this port Tor the
present The Palos rs probably now OF Yokohama WIN
The exception OF the four cases OF smallpox thh DC
rred or, board the Asbueiot the health OF the 0bcers
and men of the squadron Is excellent - a, -,
CAPTAIN II. ellis reports, April l3 the hIrlNs
Of the United states steamship Lackawanna under ns
eommand at africa, Peru, the lOth from Csiiao ana
MallendO The United States steamshp Nlptlc elt y ~
fnmare for Gibraltar April with stcrcs for the gum
nebalg The Trenton 1T Caseliamsre near nhpies'
NAV l. The health Of the squadron was go0d. . =.
.-. have heen owen bv the Navy Department 10
AT ouf the United steamship Essex nj Fhinde
United states stcanlsllp JunihtA "
The latter Is now nj Philadelphia,
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FLASHING TON NOTES.

wAsHIsoroS, Tuesday, May IL, 1881.
Tho President sent the names Of several Postaasters
to the Senate to-day.
j. H. Hobbs Chief Clerk of the Pension ofoe, has
eigIed account OF iii health.
The notices received from holders of I'VE per cent
bonds informing the Treasury Department Of their dc
sire 20 the bonds continued at gle per cent 20
fcher with the number OF bonds actually received and
continued 10 date, cover Sl16e70l 80. Two hundred
thousand dollars worth OF the bonds included In this
amount are held In Europe
Tho funeral of l. A. Gobright, formerly and for many
years Washington agent Of the New-Ycrk As
scciated Press took place this afternoon The parors
were thrSpged with friends assembled TO pay n last
rbut of love and respect 10 the memory OF The dead
sonrnslist The cofin was completely covered with
6overs The Rev, Byron Sunderland Of the First Pres
6yteriaa Church conducted this services.
The Hon. Stanley Matthews, recently appointed an
as,ocaat-Justioe OF the Supreme Court OF the United
sa,e appeared Of the Office Of the clerk Of that court
tAs afternoon accompanied BY chiefJnstee Waite and
fok the oath Of Office Tho ChefJustice ordered that
The commission OF Justice Mathews DO entefed ON tne
reco together with order that Justice bradiey DC
-, - o,n duty in the sixth Circuit and that Justice
Matthews be assigned 70 the Circuit " LIS sseA@
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TIE UNITED STATES SENATE.

WIZ ,xrrRrsrs OF TILE GOVERNMENT AS con-
Nrc1rp WITH THR CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD. w
WARRINGTON, May 17.-Mr. Davis Oem., W.
Val iuouired ironically OF Mr. Dawes whether nc was
not now ready TO proceed with the consideration OF the
resolution.fo the election Of Senate officers
Mr. Dawes (Rep., Mass replied tnat "ha'e'er '"e
majority OF the Senate should decide on that resolution
ne would bow TO. He would not be found resisting INC
viii Of the Senate itself.
Mr. Dawes moved to go into executive session, ana &c
e,,ned to weld TO Mr. Burnside ~ call up bis inter-
oceanic Canal resolution.
Mr. Burnside QRep., r. l., thereupon said THAT he
would call 1t up tomorrow and ssk the senate W os
pose OF 1t In way or another
The serate at rs went into executive session
When the doors we're reopened ct 4:05, Mr. Saunders
ep Neb) submitted the following preamble and roso-
tuition, which was ordered printed:
Tb~r,os The Auditor Of Railroad Accounts in letter
Dated February IL 1881 and transmitted by me secre
fary of the Interior to February 10
forth that while the amount OF me nNe pei ett -. no
fnrr of the Union Pacific Railroad has steadily increase
aimee 1874 that OF tue Central Pacific has nearly as
steadily decreased; -, :. 4. -. 80. ,o..h
thai this is ing partly TO the fact that the central
Pacific has diverted business from the subsi1eu io
owned by the of the Central Pacific, who are
paid high rentals therefor and o.,.s .ooor,,s roc
and the Secretary OF the Interior concre va
DIS s h. 70 81 far as relates to the
amount required from the Central Pacific 40 that hfy
er cent of the earnings OF that company may Oe
snnied 10 the payment OF the debt instead OF twenty
ave per cent, as the Law now is; therefore be 1t
Lsored That the Committee on the Judiciary OF inc
enato ho directed 20 inquire into all these matters ana
particularly touching the relations OF the Ceni FACING
Rairoai 10 ts essed lines and other corporations ana
Especially those lines ard corporations IN when lts
hoderp Interested and report I" the senate AZ
The next regular session what, in their Judgment Is
proper aud most ehectuay TO protect the III
ferests OF the United states.
Mr. Bayard Dem, Dell offered the following which
nla for6 apft0
Bssored That committee consisting OF two Senators
be appointed by the chair TO wait upon the ireslaent
and inquire he has any otheI business 10 al! pcioio
the Senate ,.n - .-.-.o.-
The senale at 4lO o'clock, adjourned until tomorrow
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TIE rry. ANDREW HUNT.

The Rev Andrew Hunt, who died at Rhine
beck ~ y last Friday, was born Ia Amcna, y. y, In
1874 and .is graduated nt Wesleyan Univ crsity In
1870 He Joined the York Conference Of tho Metbo
dist Episcopal Chlrch IN 1850 For two years he was
stationed NJ Hyde Park ~ Y. where be showed remark
able ability ~ preacher In lsj2 ne was called "a the
chair Of Ancient Languages In Armenia Seminary ~
which institution he soon after made principal ll'
administration wns sgnaly successul. until falling
brnltn ,rin..Ied him to retire. For more than twenty
yenrs ne bravcly resisted disease and continued Ia m
ctiy, n the aaairr OF hs church lie icnvrs wife nhd
M. child He vaA the only brother Of The Rev. DR. \ :
Hunt OF american bible society, and cOusin Of 81
Deutuu. OF AmcIia, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18

THE HEE-JLRSEY CONSTITUTION

TRENTON, y. j., May 1.-THE Commission
10 suggest amendments the Constitution Of NewJesey
mo- nj the state House today. The Commission
Organized 10y the appointment Of II. Newton Cougar, u
Essex ~ presid, Mossrs. Albeit and Hobart we're
appointed committee TO prepare rules
MI Albeit offered several amendments, which were
laid on TIA table temporarily
l. That the real and pcrsonal eataie OF every corpora
ton Tor, p aud domestic except that OF tie municipal
i,s Of this stale shall De- taxed the individuals
all laws establishing different rule.
. M iaV 10 De- paa.ed contract made by which the
nop,er of taxation shall be In any way Impaired or
The mower 81 taxation 20 he completely restored by
the condemnation OF all rights 20 exemption from taxa
I'm whctner total or partial aud that SUCH cOndenna
t0n shall be Just compensation, TO be paid out Of the
state Treasury. .
The Commission adjourned to meet at the State Capitol
on Nay %.
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 17.-Surgeon f. l. Baily,
now awaiting orders will report to tho Commanding
General of the Department OF California; surgeon
Kecney win await orders at San Francisco, ou sur
- =, C,eunents will assume tho duties 81 Attending
surgeon in New-York City Lieutenant Colonel McPar-
lin will proceed 70 San Francisco CAL ana ASSUME sun
1Jeufenant Colonel @. Chandler deputy quarternsS
Ter general Will report TO the Quarternaste! Genera
Tnfed states Army for duty I'm his ofbce Leuteneht
Colonel Hodges win report 10 the Commanding Oenera
I,epartment Arizona for assignment 70 duty % cns
Sssssant assigned 10 duty IN connec
fon with the Yorktown Centennial ceeoranoh t.
H,sna al service now stationed at philadelphia, hes
been promoted 10 be surgeon, Voc T. d Doeiins' "
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The TROUBLES Ar cO&NELL.
TIE VIEWS or PROFESSOR GoLDwiN sMnH ~
PRESSED TO TIE sTUDF -.

PRESSED TO T.iE sTUDf -.
my rKGE0R,ru 10 1iE THIN So
ITHACA. w., May 17.-l'rofc-err Goldwip
Smith began coui,c ~ irctdr- ga Iu-.l rs o1ufi"h
before the students ~ Cornell today Tn his Int. "dur
sitv and its trouhira INV rcmnrs-" said h.. ncod 20
APOLOGY coming from he Lest ~ The original corps ~
non resident professors avn the oay t'uauln- leaf
upon ihat noble tree Onr friends tel w. cribs h.-
como I'm nur history hut don't hc drcorr,c'1 Ecr't
that Cornell University Is yet n her tc's Heh h"i"'
Of q new university arc mover flliy realized ~ FIRST
They tell are dcorca-incin numbers; from -" tii
dents W have dropped 20 800 When thc university Wa
Arst opened " admitted every body hut no" rtid exam
nations exclude many who apply. We du 1oi want foo
many stndcniA nor too many eiainnr-. standing WIN
Mi Cornell uu0rG foundrT, he once r. marked tiht
he hoped 10 rec TN dnt when tue university should d" q"
r. 900 grnduateH remarked tha' 10 TINT should ever ID"
the cast N" institution would De ~" hne 81 The -
n Will take time for fhi- uniNtrriy f. grow fhd 30 70
uanted in n social centre o. grow a. would have Voc %
rapid situated away froIi such y crnifr. away even
around a. Tho uniN'rsitJ has irt ND 'lN".iI'r 90
account of It's religious Status. ron tLi- J ii-
which established unsrctarinn. In my connection
with IA, university Iu'ttJ heard anything Taught that
could undermine tine ~rlirious fhth ~ any ftudsf'
what Cornell needed % the brl ming was 10 bHtr hnd
emua al ~nrini cyutfmrni4 should have b'tf dtfit'
unt later dnt' Ghr lnes ~ the 49, 'c'" 81 lrtdni
White las niro been detrimental - tir unworthy Do"
the oui ~ ihr a. stu ~. Tie lm-ill"u nf fi't
prrsdent whO takes the place ~ president 10 nlwat r.
dincult. lie has not tie highest authority what &c.
saws f. taken p.rHnualir while tho -iGrrf 'HIAi n
enty this university than Prof H-r Russell Nu'-
ever has duut r, for the iricrtats pi the urtfr
trial hcsc now, see ciIsc Tor fear the future On
cdaiifary ftIil pf hope
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DfcLIrED LEAGYAD Is TIN Lfw.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES or TIE LAW DEPAEr
MEM OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF TIE CITY OF NI.w
YORK.
The Law Department Of the University Of
tho city ~ Ncw-Nork pradnntod thriyFcycn students
with the degree ofIr H. al the Commencement held Ut
the Academy Of Music last evening. The Chancellor,
thu Rev. Or uowrrd Crosby. presided. Beside him
upon the efN1B were Professor jacques, number of
lawyers Md other residents OF this city. An
addresa entitled Brck~tone the Pioneer oi
English and American Law Reforms" vas given
by Vessels Eyerson, Of the graduating class aud
anouer Oh Revision and Civilization II one. why
not the other r. by Edward A. Frazer. Dr. Alcxandc
f. Macdonald. who has been pursuing course OF law
lectures AT the University. was 10 deliver an al
dress ON Expert Testimony" we'll the vale
d,ctory but was prevented from attending speakinc
M sudden attack ~ illness The pro- $50 the
hest cssay was awarded TO Edmund A. Dodge the prize
of 100 for HE Irl eXhminn ion "a Mrs
with nnnruhlc ucunn NJ tLnr'cf T. Duly and james
Garduer the prize OF TiOO for the best written examine
lion to Charl,- T bully, with honorable mention OF
H,uiouln A Morrison and Henry '. RItI' hid.
Professor Jacques when called npon by the Students
for .enecch," gave them sogls words ~ advice. Tue
students enthusiastically apPaudcd when he spoke 81
Dr. CrusbJ devotion to The best interests Of the nsttu
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THE COURTS.
HOW WESTERN UNION WAS INJURED.
Nh. GREES CONTINUES MS REVELATIONS N THE

HOW WESTERN UNION WAS INJURED.
DR. GREEN CONTINUES HIS REVELATIONS II THE
TELEGRAPH SUIT.
Mr.. VanderpOel at the opening of the SUI
pcror Court yesterday morning resumed the crosseX-
animation OF Dr. Eorytn Green, the president OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company who had been called
a. wltness on the part OF the plaintiff in the Williams
suit against the telegraph companies. Dr. Green said
that tho contracts OF the American Union Company with
the Pennsylyauia Railroad would have given the fotr
company the right occupy the stations along the road
for offices and would have driven the Western Union
Company out OF these stations. The socaled faroad
contracts were valuable TO the Western Union CompA
because hey gave IL free transportation for oil is ma
eral and the OF offices and operators without charge
The American Union Company was in situation pccu-
Harry favorable for tho making CT sucn railroad con-
tracts account OF tho relation OF s managers TO ra
railroad systems The Western Union Company became
involved IA n vast amount ofe gpensy, litigation ,a 81
railroads controlled In the interest Of Jay could, ana
cut of from many important points 5000 miles on
wircs having been AIKEN ont of ia conirol one OF VIC nc
Pacific Road controlled by Mr. CoLd The receipts OF
the Western Union company zen OF about lnr
ing the ak months preceding tle fonsol'oi3, u'
about 800 OO0 during he last thrre months OF tat pc
rid. The business ~ the company done for me r'ss
amounted to abou 81 oOOooO year or ohr tMtl,n 81
had culed his croe-t Naniuaion ~ Dr
larger than usual on accont Of the Presidential elec
aud does not this fact account In great degrce Tor
'You ARE little ont % yonr reckoning, Mr.. sowen'
nrc y0u not " said Judge TUIax.
Mr. an discovered thu, he was and asked what
was the eject ~ Presidential election the business
Of the Western Union Company Dr. Green said that Il
had Ncry little cfcc. 40 all.
The =. NJ witness called Washington y. Conner
who dld not testify 10 anything OF import Auss
tus -ccl related the history Of the first acRuatoiH 10"
unnn ~ the companies substantially ~ Or Green hhd
told II. The supplemental contract u February hAh
been executed by the Executive COmnpiee AZ the com
pnnys Office rwcnty-thr IT.. at meeting when 'sIrd
from 10 in the morning 10 hree in the afternoon Iht
next witness Thomas L. Lckcrt, formerly penlutht
of the American linton Company. lie SAID thh ht lht
TING 81 the con -odaion the American Union Company
about" ia 1 eN pri-cs. aud that ~ No time durhS ih
previous had the receipts Of the company equaAeu
Tho rru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
HALF A MILLION LOSS AT NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May ia fire, causing
loss OF $500 OO0 occurred here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing taking the Western Union Telegraph once IN tne
Noel block among the first buildings desIroycu anu
.,c OF an communications by wire. The FIRE began in
warren Brothers paint house gniting apd consuming
philip schnelder's furniture store; Atwell enuo'
furniture: T. & H. Miller, mattresses; p. Burnentna
Noel block northwest corner OF Church ana
ColIeress valued at 10000: The Unton ana Amercn
ONCE partially burned Cheatham Pearce Wms,key
6anse RYAN A RYAN, whiskey house Penitentlary
Warerooms; George A. Dickel wbiskey house ~ shyar
~ bonse and large number OF smaller buildings, IN
Gliding one half OF four squares The hre causou
grave apprehensions for the safety OF the city,
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OBITUARY.
STLAs. NJ. sTILLwELL.

Silas NJ. Stllwell, many years ago promi-
nent politician in this state, died Monday night at inc
Bormore in Pifhave in the eighty first year OF his age
he was born I'm This city In oarly life he wGs CLERK In
hardware store in Maidenlane subsequently he lH-
cane land surveyor and aferward studied law IN Nr'
pnIa In 1880 nc was elected 10 the Legislature from
This and served four years He was the author OF
the act which abolished imprisonment for debt lie
sarvrd a. an Alderman after his retirement firm the
I,gisInfure In 1911 he appointed Cuitcd states
Marshal for this district The funeral VIII be held al the
Church OF the Ascension tomorrow mOrl1EE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
q COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate In e1-
ecutiye session to-day confirmed the following nonina
lions: ~ i.
preaeck Douglass TO be Recorder Of Deeds District OF
Columbia -. ,...so,-,
G Davis to be Collector OF Customs Beauor
nc
Edward Backus United states Consul Of Para. . 49,,
Alfred r. CxnAgA 70 ne fessl
Assistant nineer Passed Assistant surgeon Andrtw an
Moore Third Lieutenant John Wyck0h W Do
BeconA. Lieutenant in the Revenue Service.
Also sayeral postnlakters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
4 PHYSICIANS USE OF cHLoROFOEM

DR.. Hugo Kuenstlcr, age thirty-four, Ger
man physician Of No. 23s East Onehundred andifth-
st., was arrested last evening and locked up In the
Eighty Street Police station on charge OF hayn5
attempted suicide by inhAlng choroform He went ~
the drug store Of John Pfesor, At Eightyeevenths'
and First-ave, and purchased s0mo choroforrD say
en-, he wanted II for n patiept. He then wont into
ANAL room la the building and remained there 80 long
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Tho cnnctlng canso was thcn 7IrlcA'h 'uI y! 'V0 VI
10 tOG.
The Assembly nj tts afternoon session amer onP n
hate virtually killed Mr.. AlvOrd's bill RppropriathS
$50 900 for the purchase of Web-t"rs nnabldec az
fnuary for distribution among The school dHIclr OF nc
state The Assembly refused 10y vote q" - 10 % w.
order the bin Tn "a third reading. Mr. Turck enpr".r
The hosrlc ssn. iment Of the majority sganst Inc b
when lac said There II too much proht IN ts Di' I"
make IT "a wise act to pses IT, n,, ...
ordered 10 a third rchdne ia the Assembly. $500 90,
Governor Cornell vetoed H. A. Carpenter bli hho-I-
inc couuusnry pilOtLc at Hell Gbtc. Ihr Nct1 i--<
wae read 10 the Assembly In the afternoon ana 'hl
sensation. the measure was one "lal nm
cansed the ncrcest contest OF the year III
the Legislature. The Governor IN his ycto say
that n a. desirable that some TcaaCnahe inodchuoh
the laws regulating Hell Gate piloage should he mhd
but that tine radical change that the b prov NVu
throw the pilots who nave spent many years IN quhl
ing their peculiar service suddenly ON "
emplOyncnt II this change was made "I Tue nei 1
corr rec the hardship 20 tho pilots might be Jnslnfd
INF Inc hin gives the benefit Of the change 10 the tug
boots without benetunR sOmmoroe. - a..
Irgslature 70 morrow the I'LL taxing savings banks
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THE FIRE RECORD.
,,,o1yOD.vAcrD IN BROOKLYN.

OIL WORKS DAMAGED IN BRoohLiN'
A fire, the exact origin OF when Is uuhho"n'
,, shor,lv heforc O'Clock yesterday morning In
en- standard on works, at Greenpontave. and New
town Creek BROOKLYN superintendent vandyke, OF tne
refnery told TRIBUNE reporter that the prUpeI wa
and thai the loss ia machinery, rOnwork ana
OF of which 1000 barrels were consumed amounted 70
over $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

The stockholders of the NewYOrk and Har-
lam Railroad met at Grand Central Depot yesterday
and elected the following directors for the ensuing year
william II. Vanderbilt, Cornelius Vanderbilt william
Vanderbilt Augustus schel Abraham Il. Bayls, James
n banker John n Dutcner, Robert ]. Niven, Joseph
uarkrr Channcey ". Depew, William H. Leonard, Sam
mel y Bargcr and John l.. BurTfn.
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IrnGE InnN nrRGERIyE.

CNCTNNATI, May 17.-Judgc John Burgcrnc
died to-day. lie WIS born near Harucr's Ferry, W.
August 4. 1901 In the ycar 1913 he came with h.7
parents to Hamilton County, Ohio During hi long
residence in Cincinnati he held thirteen commissions
from the Governors % Ohio four 81 th'm military II"
had been u Justice nf tho peace, va three tu'~ n''
h,r - fhr legislature a- Judge Of ia" Court " Com
mon pf~n- aud Probate Judge, aud TO- thirty N.if-
wa d. sidcnt of the National Insurance tomIHnt-
When called 10 The Coumou Pleas bcnch Ac rccrN 81 TIE
ms iInnns Nntc nf the Irg--l1inrc.
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AT BROoKSvu.LE, 'vT.-LOsS $4,000.

M1pDLEBURY, VT, May 17.-This morning
IRE In Rockville near here, destroyed 'e isoeo.'
a,,.ht,csbon ana barn of the Brooks Edge Tool Com
many and the house and barn OF James D. Mutt Inc
loss Of the Tool Company Is estimated at Yoo0O or
bulIingr and machinery. The insurance II Stnvy'
ecnaTlv divided between fire associations al fnhei
mia and the Newark fire insurance coIphhes' Nu''e
IA ~ by inHuranoe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-18
THE CARPENTER BILL AGREED ON.

ALBANY, May 17.--After an hours talk late
tonight the Conference Committee on the New-iorh
Cleaning bills adopted tie Carpenter substitute
This gives the power Of appointing superintendent oil
s4rt o..antne 10 the Mayor with the power ~ con
dr1nation to he members OF the Board OF Health ie
moya also to be with the conseht OF tho bOaru Vi
HaalIn.
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REAL ESTATE.

Sgw.YoHK, Tuesday. May ~.
The following sales were held at the Ex'
salesroom to-day: .
By Richard Y. Harns1.
5-story brick bniIding with lot Nos 80 and II nm
st. MS, 423f OF Nassau at, lot SILK about 80 ;
4story brick hotsi With ios, No Sis sd.avs coz
OF 2ith-s lot 2t.3xs4; Herman schultz.
2-story brick stables With lots, Nos l4S and $50
Fast 2tth-st, ss 268 n W Of Sdsve, each ist 70
x95.9 Behrens ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
shol and stable with lots, Noa ll3 and l45 East
2ltbst. 4, geo II " If Nave. ehch Lot 2xxSo.9;
S-stopy brown stcne dais With lots. Nos ssh. Sy5
and S55 Sd ave, cor OF 33th-st, each Ia 21.Sx
buildings with lots ON -.th-sve, n cor Of 7Sth-sf
each lot 25.6xl00 same buyer:
0 lots East 95th-st running through 70 e8th-st,
loo II OF 1staye, each 25xz0i.s same puf-
chaser. -....-
BIZ Il. IT. Nillsr 4 Son.
/ 2story brick building with lot, No 1877 East 2lth.
81, IA q, 326 II OF 3d-aye Lot 22xJo.s; Z lArned
By B. II Ltldi0p & co.
Tho wharf and bulkhead Fsst-si, bet Broofne and
Delancey-sts, together with half Of Piers Nos "
and % and water nights clefnence L. uaseu -..
BY bernard Sayth
/ 3-story brick tenement with lease Uf lot No s32
West 4lstst, s. 425 It " OF SHAVE iot :3xloo;
5-story brick building vita lot. No 9.5 lstaye.
30 10 10 ~ 45tli-st, lot 1y.7x1O; same buyer,
3-sOry brown stone nat with lot No AZ cat abfh.
IT. MS, IT'S II Of Uth.aye, lot 201l00.oi same
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