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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19

Overhead was suspended marriage ben OF wnIIe
carnations and lilacS with n clappeT OF reu cIlma
tions. Among those present at the church ana mouse
were Richard Arnold, Mr.. AMI Mr, Eeprfe W MT
field. Judge and Mrs. Larrcmore, W ib
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Moran, Mis- nnIS,n' ~, ~.
Horace j. Moody, OF Ionkcrs, Dr. ana Ni1 u: ~. 49,.
ris Miss Morris the Rev. Alexander NchN TI,Hlll'
Mr. and Mrs John Parr. Mr.. aud Mn. J"hh l.ln'ii
james SWAT Mr. and Mn W lllam Iitnan' NJ. an
Mir. Eddy. Dir and Mrs. y. Mumi'il Moore pr. II;
A. stewart Mr.. and MIR. Jacob C1nr'cH' ~ n"i
Mrs. Mason Mrs W. 7. Rcd, \. lhCIp>pn Ni,,'
Ireland Mr. aud Nh. :. VII Cl'r. ~ N"iIc"h' vi;
and Mrs John Webb. tie Mi~Ns Brooks M ahd
Mrs. lanes NJ Constable. Mrs. George W: ruler
Samuel Parsons and Mr. AM Mrs Char.c. l""ihrr
Miss Relic \ Orvis daughter OF Joseph |. Oryls, OF
No 40 East Thirty-iOuIih-st. was lnaIrlrd last
evening to Charles \. Hammond ~ /iYn hnrth'
by the Rev. DIR. Tiiiauy, thu rector. Ih" hriHcs-
maids were Miss H. Oryls - cT 90 ilic hridr Mss
Lottie Jennings Miss Charlie Fitch. Miss Line
Dixon and Miss Annie Hammond, the Rroonls So
ter The uShcrs were Edward Orlls, the hrlt" =
brother; William Weir, &. ". Todd Alexander RIA
ser and Mason Romano. John Hammond ac'ed as ms
brothers best man. HE bride Was gwen a"aF Nv
her father reception followed 80 me h'uSr OF
the brides father. Music WAS furnished 10y M'I-
nig's 9TH Regiment orchestra. The floral decoiat"hS
were abundant. Among those present were HI; ana
Mrs John A. Hammond. Mrs Fraser Miss Mana
Fraser MIR and Mrs. Henry knir kcrbockrr. MIS-
Isaac ~ Phelps Mrs. George Hughes, lf, ana "iiN'
William Is. Dixon, General and lir' JACKSON, III.
and Mrs John l.. NalTO. and Charles Nazro.
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TWO WEDDINGS IN CITY CHURCHES.

The marriage of Miss Louise Bolmer, daughter Of
Manuel +. Bolmer of No. 26 East Sixtieth-st.. to
Frederick A. Constable, took place yesterday after
noon at st. Thomsss Church. The service was read
by the Rev. DIR. Morgan, the rector. The brides
maids were Miss Marie Arnold. Miss Amy Constable,
sister of the groom; Miss q. T. Boner, sister of the
bride; Miss Grace Eustace, Miss Annie Dortic
and Miss Agnes Moody. of Yonkers. The, ushers
were John Yard, 81. Wetherbee, Edward
z. Delaney, Lucius H. Smith, William Ar
mold and T.. II. Bolmer. brother OF the
bride. NJ. DeForest Bolmer, the brides brother,
acted as best man. Mr.. Bolmer gave his daughter
away. George William Warren played Men
delssohn's wedding March rs the bridal
party entered and the bridal march from
Lohengrin rs IL departed. AT the
Close Of the ceremony the chimes were rnng The
chancsl was profusely adorned with plants and
flowers. reception followed 1T the brides home.
Lancer furnished the music. The bridal party stood
IN the front parlor beneath canopy OF snilax, sur
ronnded by numerous growing plants and ferns.
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"FEED-TRoUGR CRAFTSMANSHIP"
me Edttor OF The Trt6une.

To the EdtI0F OF nc lTfVHHc'
SIR: Republicans all over the country will
watch with anxiety the taken 10y the Legislature
fNewYork by the newspapers and by the public gem
orally In regard the election Of the successors OF SEN
stors Conkng and Pat The country will be curious to
see whether the people Of the great State OF Ne"iork
are ready longer submit he ruled by statesman OF
the feedtrough whether there is vitality and man
ness enough in her Legislators to emanepate the State
from Conkingsm and all that IL implies II the Leg1s-
lsre should reeeot these Senators and should become
party to the schemes Of this mad mperous Senator In
his efforts to dwarf the Presidential office 20 the little
meas OF his own ambitions the spectacle will be huml-
Eating indeed.
The ew-York Senator'S in 1T OF rage and impatience,
HAVING used all the and methods and msreprescnta
tions 30 familiar to statesmen" Of their rank. and
finally having failed TO "A following sufficient 10
enable them to gain their own ends resign Their places
In the Senate. They have resigned Tor what Their
manifesto the public II lame and ipOtent cOntes
sion an ncOncusve argument and weak apology Tor
their action. The world will still move, the United
States will flourish the Republican party will survive
though a wilderness" of COnkiDgs rcsign and their
feed trough craftsmanship is forever plotted from the
Nations ken. b.
Scranton. Penn, May Il, 1881
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HE WON'T APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

TO me Editor e. Ths TrtbUne.
SIR: As a reader of THE TRIBUNE and q
Republican have been greatly gratifed AT the vigor
Gus blows you have been dealing TO BOsssn You ask
Mr. Conkling to appeal the people That just what
he hasn't slightest idea Of doing for he knows he
would be beaten Of eight II he did Amongst all my
business acquaintance do not know one Republican
who sympathzes with this arrogant bully In his attempt
10 break down Republican Administration because he
cannot rule IT, cannot believe that Legislature which
unanimously commended the nOr.inatiOn of Judge Rob
erson VIII 50 fur stultIfy itself to reward with
election who s willing 10 ruin the party rather
than him confirmed. GEORGE y. THOMPSON.
NTar- I0rE- =. 1881.
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THE COURTS.
,,1ryr ssrs ron Mp WILLIAMS.

RUSSELL SAGE a. NrEM EcLEHT. d. H. hNi"' AN
ornEr, T.sIUYr,G ~ TuE TELEGRAPH SUI
The trial Of the Williams suit against the
W. tern Union Telegraph Company ahd others was con
timed y.,rIdly before JUDGE Tru ", I'm tn superior
C.urf Gcncra Tckcrt Nr. ,ioros.ni David H. Bate''
James IT, Banker and Russell sage were 'ileu ~ VII
n-.r. for Mr. Williams. Mr. Sage testified thai ne hau
,,f,d 10 tic confer, nee ~ iir Naudcrlilts housc 20
the salr ~ the American Union uinptrt' Tor ne SUN u.
fr-t Offer p, the Western MON prolle. ir was =
,rr ar,. apli,r ~ western ln7u stock o., ihe u' 0
me negotiations for consolidation. and bought r'I,
NOR. ON hc strength az Recommendations lie
tr consolidation arrangement ni great Naln 10 ,o
flfr,, cnup.ulr-. ia 90 % winch he owned ri"'N ~
U,t t.s med HAT ho, was on. ~ the ni lna IlIl,
tor- OF ID" American Union Company has M .p~rIip,'
AMI paid for onfuurth ~ the WNn amount Oh IL s'V0A
SIR -.,yrl qs. ed how he had paid f"r Y.
Mr. Rntc--Wi money IN the shape OF a check.
Mr.. Ffwcll-Whpe- ch.rki
Alter controversy between The opposing counsel rs
10 r proprit o. 81 the question Mr Bate Wa ni"N'
in answer b.. aud replied: JAY HoWds check. Ml;
lgf.- said r was expert iu Telegraph maj I'r- anu
thng.'t filt saving ~ S2OOO,VoO "A year MOlId Dc
effected bt ID, uni"u ~ the cnWvn'i'r'.
Nr -rWpll win make motion tnfav NJ INC opening uI
tlr court for permission to uw'ud the con paint so ~
10 cf 100 testimony ia gard 10 thc Central CONSTRUCTION
Company.
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TEN TO ONE AGAINST BOSSIsM."

70 TIE BditOr OF INC Ir'0U"V'
SIR: BY resigning and forcing Platt TO 90
,hs s.na Copkling hopes To be reelected for Pla'ts
term. And whyI The long term will carry him pa'f the
nsxt general election where las greatest danger eV
IDENTITY lies and leave him free 10 concoct his plans 10
secure the nomination of some favorte Presidential can
didate or falling In that try and revenge himself
unon thu Republican party for anced Insults The re,
pnbicans this state tired Of Bosslsl ana VIII
sonner or later express their mind on the subject h
;ority Of ten Ia one of the public with the President
and down on Bassism." Respectfully
RoeIyaud CO., NJ Y. Nav Il. ISL. VETERAN
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nErIsInNs-MAY19.

SBprcmc Court bImbcrs.-Bv Judge llonohlc-
Chiist.n a.t Paine fd4V rot ~HI.tni l7th,Ie en-
cra guardian H"lrniu- nrt l''n. H'il,h ~ ,''
S,hn,uuakrr aet Back. mckinley aF ih'il, ln th' matter
VI nv Jnrr arrrfi Hamilton ac Tic Drawer l.ailrad con
strctinu Land ant coal Company n rihr@ @'c h'N"I'h
dunn. BAKER act White tiiirr granted
NHpcri0r (oHri-Np,cidi IrTm-B y Judge IruaN 49,
p,nn.r act Muller q 30. rfrrrur' urif fs rnnrr 'gt
Nicr Il Al l1uktrt"u AIT lfurh tF'r
,r motion with -i1cu-t- talft'I Az. Mt inylr h
tf..r Of h-titutinn fhr Mobile F1r l'nffmrf ~ ,r
su,, tolpary agL Char d'f uidrr 'tl ''t i"l We u
Du!,r sftIci. The Nhic Pre- Depart
mont Il.irautr omti,f, 90. Vale. nr' f'r zane, l .
ond fr,n-i. Tn, fuufare 80 N--uran,r -ol"fF Of the
ci Hl 1ricf decay lag mot i AN
al order, f~c"ntipuahc In the matter ~ lrs
h,l. nf,l.f affirmed. Gray AK rith 'rIf a..
f,s-inr at oI. T,tuaN ATT Nc lf' r at bftd' p
st.k-- AT Nnrt - al ari Same" tlrrt'r 81 A. AL
f-,sc- F,rniI Mot alden l"Ai agt ifg' lee 10 All
Inrrli trln Jrtoh- holy art ilr metropolitan ba o.
BAL lub .Oriefs rrlut' The An'u' 200 lhr AtlhS on
t',,nr,u, sat Nuilt etc. order tn amend -IHin"r-
A., Iu,lr, arfrnI,rr Mct"~ktr aFt Tie lu- riud Ran
rpaa company 4 fauisd =,
Common Plca'- Gcucrdl T,rm By Judge Van Hoe
sen int matter - cleveland nr'lrf 81 md 800
S,.'fai ferfn Prunt Ia the matter ~ the
assI rrinru, ~ EaGtkr ~fe opinion.
Nlrinr COui-f bdmLus -l,y Chiri-Jut.rc Shea
G-oen at Mniiur i'itfl wit''Ii tr-t- Zen % art
~.,b,ft Motion granted Hu'H at i.' e 'sr - n"N %
ma faft H. f.i tid Nay -. --' Brown At -chutt'r
',-irf ar,idrr -ll.atl~ llo.nr. a-t smith IN. at
htslhA ,pri.f- tuf~. frtkrI.h at Ni..- oid ~
tf,,,,, tnunAy art lhr Manhattan L"rilM t"uI"ny.
inrrrti at l""srr Parser Art ,r''r "ln'7-oi d-'"
is4a.r. C"fofn a-t l-t'.- i".t 'et i"nl 'ii, -
81 =. 3. f.ht.ht an tt-'hii.in, Co" a<t story
..hA-t NofI 'fr,f -ign~l
D., Ju.ie, -L,s.- Aii,.t agt ia'c-' 49,. -'st'4 and
T., judy, ,'ae i.L. at The N4otli HArl.4re COM
aiy-niuti 'i- co.,
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FLASHING ron NOTES.
wA.mI~G1oS. Wednesday, May Is. 1881.

WAsHINGTON, Wednesday, May II. 1881.
New instructions from the Commissioner Of the Gene
raj Land Office General for The survey OF
the public lands and private land claims now Dc ng
printed and will shortly De Issued.
Notices for the extension Of cent bonds ut 3a
rer cent received at the Treasury Department today
aggregated ga Ji1 800. making the total amount OF
tensions, by notice, to date, SlIl,llJ,OjO.
hearing before Secretary Window aud Assistant
Secretary French had to-day upon the subject Of the
duty on iron cr-truck channels used IN the construction
OF railroad The question in controversy IL whether
such iron II subject duty rolled hanme red
iron at = per pound, or ~ manufacture OF
iron not otherwise provided for
Joseph +. Temple. ESD, OF Philadelphia. has contrib
uted S25 900 toward the erection OF an equestrian statue
of Major-GcncrL John Fulton Reynolds Joseph g.
Roscngnrtcn, Post No. l. Philadelphia, Is appointed
treasurer OF the Reynolds Monument Fund
There being pending in the War Department great
numbers Of volunteer pension clains which cannot be
satisfactorily verified for want Of information which
missing records of discontinued volunteer commands
would afford AdiutantGcneril Drum has issued crcti.
lar calling attention 10 the fact that all such books and
records should DO deposited IN the Adiutant Generals
Office ana earnestly requesting that they be forwarded
without delay 10 the AdJutnnt General at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK.
WHY SENATOR FENTON DID NOT RESIGN
TO the Edffor Of Tie Tribune

TO the Edftor Of Tie Tribune
SIR: When Mr.. Conkling had Thomas
Mprnv appointed Collector Of the Port of NcwYork be
knew the appointment personally Offensive 10 LIE
colleague Senator Fcnton SIR. Fenton Objected 10 n'
confirmation OF Mr. Murphy. and in long speech III ,ne
Senate show ID his unntncss 10 hold ru'Ac ONCE e'
Mr. Conkling insisted upon his c0niirhall'h' anu uo
elared that anyone who opposed MWpnl "o"," "
or.nd,,g him uersonailv Murphy confirmed, but
sanator F,u,on did not resign. lie lad performed Ms
dutv I'm making public the unhness VI the candidate ana
THE responsibility OF the appointment VII he fr'ei
,sent and The senate Suppn-e the Senate should reject
y nomination made by the Prcsidcntf l. the PfeSnrht
expected To follow the precedent So 10y Mr. d.
dent with him 80
Netc York, May II, 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
SALE or TALC1BLE CATTLE.

The attendance at the sale Of Jersey cattle at the
American Institute yesterday was equal To that Of
the first day. SiAty-six animals were sold for
$1s,G47 Among the most valuable animals were
Satin a thrce-yeirs-old heifrr 10y the Duke Of Oar
lingtOn, and PetrOnclla. twO-ycorS-od hclicT. by
Polonius " hich were sold for ~ 900 cach \ silver
presented to john !. Holly, Of Plainiied,
81 ,Os5 80. The stock of A. Is. Darling sold for
81 ,0S5 per head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
N.fTIL TNTELLIGENCE.

WASuINGroX, May lS.-I'hc United States
Steamer Pow ed at beaufort = G., icf,ay.
Commander Alfred iIopiu, Las been orb red to dui
at the Pensacola Navy Nurd; Commander Henry Is.
scccy duty charge OF the Naval Kcudrzyou- to be
established az NewYork; Commander By uu Wilson To
duyin charge of the Naval cndo lyou- 10 be- established
at Philadelphia: Payma.tcr Gcorgr 4. Lyon 10 du, at
the Washington Navy Yard.
Rear Admiral Howell, under date OF Cascllannrr III
StAblO May =. Transmits To the Navy Department "A re-
port made by certain Ollc,r- Of tine Tinted states
steamer Gacria upon the earthquake which recently
Il a Esstp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
ATHLETES IN COUNCIL.

meeting Of the National Association Of Amateur
Athletes was held at the Metropolitan Hotel last
night. A. II. Curtis presided Delegates from the
American, Scottish-AInercan, Manhattan, New
York, Orion, Olympic, Williams and other clubs
Were present. William McEwcn was elected official
Handicapped Members Of college and other ANA
tour baseball clubs who have competed with pro
fessiOnals were declared To be professionals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MR.. CONKLING'S FEALTY.
To the Editor OF The tribune

TO INC UFIVT Ut Wt T TFVH"E
SIR: Mr.. Conklng and his friends never
to emphasize his claim upon the Republican party
by the that he has been true and jealous
In the support Of the party and s principles and In the
recent letter Of resgnaton devotion to the Republican
party Ia made round out In phrase the pero
ration. What hollow mockery this is the close of
letter which takes FROM the Republican party and turns
over the entire United States Senate with all its
nttees. offices, and organization, TO the Democratic
party, and all because Mr.. COnkling personally cannot
dispense and dispose OF all the spOs OF ONCE In this
State, must be apparent to even Mr. Conkngs warm 81
spologists. J,D.B.
Xe,c- York MAY Is, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
MRS. GIRFELD'S CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, May lS.-Dr. Boypton re-
ports that Mrs Garfield rested better last night than any
NIGHT since her Illness. She had very little fever this
morning: her mind is perfectly clear. her strength
proved Her fever being Of intermittent character.
her condition THE afternoon reported 10y Or Enyu
ton ~ good could bee expected. The f.lcr has
been little higher to day than Artcrat. hi u0i ~
hiLh 49, Monday. Her NINA In ctds AID her Ca-,
considered lotn.lul
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THE AFFIRMATION OF BOsSIsM.

TO the Hdtfor OF Ihe Irtoune
SIR: | regard the resignation of COnkling
and Patt as event for the peace and good OF the
country second only In Importance to the laying down
of the Confederate arms at AppOmattOx COurtIouse
Their noses are Oh the grnlstOne; let keep
grinding til they ground to powder. ana the ship OF
State Will glide along In stil waters Let IA stand ny
that shin and her noble captain. THOMAS j. bIkOSG.
BrooklyD, ". l., May IL, 1851.
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Brooklyn, ". p, May ls, 1881.
SEND THE BOYS BACK To SCHOOL.

TO N EdToF OF IHf IrFUHHt
SIR: The air has been filed with rumOrs
OF compromise and Conklngite threats until at last
the great effort has been accomplished 10y cowaldy
retreat Conking appeals to the Legislature which has
already Endorsed Judge Robertson lie 1t not splendid
opportunity for the Independents to show themselves
men by refusing TO be budozed into Endorsement of
Senator C0nkings Ii would be good plan for
Legislature send the boys back 10 school and at
the time pass resolution reatruing their good
opinion of the wisdom Of Judge ROhcrtSOns nomination.
and reiudorsing their previous Endorsement T.y.w.
Hfir. lOIL. Nay Is. lSSl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
AND PIT TO BED.

OUGHT TO BE SPANKED AND PUT TO BED.
TO the Editor OF The tribune
SIR: You are right. COnkling's baby
Now let's put him to bed and keep him there. braG-
cart Is ALWAYS essentially weak somewhere And so is
the man that domineers. Give him spanking and hide
him out OF sight OF decent men. hEfCBLlCAN'
Nftc York. MAY II, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
TWO HrNDnfD uoRr NouNIrIoNS

WAsnINGToN. May 1N.-A special meeting Of the
Cabinet will h. held at ] O'Clock tomorrow to de
ternine in regard to the Ncw-i"rk nominations. II
is believed that the four names which were with
drawn will be- again sent 10 thc Srnatc. There ar'
in all about two hundred nominHti"u~ sill To b"
made bat il il the intention of thr President 10
send them all Ia the senate to-iHoiruy. ~ that nm
Adjournment sine Oh, may br Lad Oh Friday or sat
,tr,iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
6ituations females.

COOK, WASHER and IR0NER.--By Young
80 woman IN pr,ais amy ri eS. s SOS Vest 25ds
Adyefts ny oaice o. : =.
HOTELS. Summer Boarding houses and
Families supplied win competent T. .ahle mAe anu Pm,
r.. nnrs Sc a. cSSo hnen sSrdcner; farm hands 4
c cap ~sS ccP " to- HnP PES e 'SEwYoRR
HOUSE or ENPLoYMENT. lOs Gthaye near 'ihS'
HOUSEWORK.-By n neat, tidy, Intelligent
am'y any eapicy do good sing ana Is good
niooeratc. 800 Cthasc -Jisi ls' L'Or
ADY would like to take care Of private
house for SIMMER months b's' IT,, t'i,trn., -
X. BoH 10 Tribune 1 ptoNn once 2"S Efof"'y'
l AIDY'SMAID.--A yOung girl would III n
situation In The count for summer months eau do up
lace. equal TO Please aaarcss J. y b., Tribune Up
I ATNDRESS. frSt-class colorcdlaundrcss,
lIwith references wishes few more nil "ashlng
liberal aIF3s' mem, r lg M tS ,, re =. charge Ca
or address NARY l.. GORDOS, rs West oothst
AUNDRESS.-By a respectable widow, to go
out by the day launrcss or to do houscclcAnng li
west Ia,l.st.
I AUNDRESS.-By n respectable woman to
~ 20 t BY he day as hrsc'"s laundre7'i good rei'r
NVRSE.-By Il competent midde-aged woman
ggrc to ioanf or az nts 'fq VII s civ
f"i"r,nce ~ last .,3i It
NURSE.-Ey an experienced infants nurse
= capable Of tlkine entire 'hrfe ~ an mint ron 1rm
mrn,,l. 20 East -uii,st. near 5lave
NURSE. Ac.-By II Protestant woman rs
y mus. u. chill Iron on 20 wait on lady - COCA
iu-trrss best ciiy references no oadS 30 40 "eaI
t,a.,i.
NURSE. Ac.-By Protestant woman as nurse
t,ars cr,'e, ironi her la, place IS West 3Cth A.
NURSE and MAID-By German person,
y fully experienced lu ihr charge OF gr""iLg 'ldrr
copfri o. take caargs ~ their wardrobe D." "brruoh -
90 h. re , Europe has clcr.l,ht fr,ncc Ad-
dfr., Vs. r.. lriluuc ptowu Once, LIS Bfoad"ay
NURSE aud SEANSTRESS.-A Protestant
y woman nurse and ni>tr-- can fake thlree eier
" younr children infant rvclcn' city reference AL
al address ao, Ia-t -'th~t. = .- ut-. mont
SWEDlSH pFFfCES.-First-
f,r al capacities "iih b- - frer"nt"-
uas female ai-D Young gifl@ just l" .ui general
hons usel l'u o't or country, DID or outdoor
scr.Ilr- lJJ Last -3tn st. Newl ofh. ~ AtMuca'er
BIpohlyn
NTASIIING.-A respectable yOuLg woman
W Wi-lp erufir mems or family va-iii will brf"ne
pron'tly neatly can be veil rtc"in' Ldad 2lo East
16ths
AS!IING.-By respectable cOloIcd woman,
w washing irlr reasonable tcIin-. good refer
cnces. Car on G. NJ. 81 Wt-t "a l.
WASHING. IRONING, &c.-By respectable
W Protest Dos day In pIy ntc families can
Huir pnG rli lived ia the best fmile-i IN the city;
N-OTNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
tun Teachers Ar'i-is ltriour'rsOi Photo utg'tN"N
Struogf4 her. tupyl-t-. tN~ nunonS, HnIS.kttits,
and Nnt~ she sicA De- found ~ the I'm
pl0sni,nt Bufrau Of tll, A. ocihoh, iAat lot.'SL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
NEW, SOUND REPUBLICANS WANTED.


SIR: In view of the resignation OF Senators
Conklng and Plat would suggest that petitions be cir
cuaed at once all the State pray ing the LegSa-
ture TO I'LL the vacancies with sound Republicans
and I'm no case TO return either Of the late ncumbents
suggest the proprety OF Judge Robertson being elected
one of the new Senators. Yours truly,
.yodnSfotra. " T., May II, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
LET THE CITY NAME ONE SENATOR.

SIR: As two Senators are to be elected this
spring from the State Of NewYOrk and the political
dilemma favors new combinations, why should
not the City OF New-IoFk cordially related " the
whole country, have one of those Senators.
AeUr York, May Is, lssIi joins STRArroH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
FROM A "HALF-BREED OF THE WORST KIND

y VI
SIR: How would this do: Let Governor Cor
nell be elected Senator in place of ex-senator Consing
and then let the latter for Governor next fall Then
he would find out II the Republican party of this state
will stand by him think he would be the worst ue-
feated man that ever ran for the Office - 49,
A HALF-BREED OF 1HB WORST MIND
E,,r- York MAY II. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-19
HEAD AND TAIL TOGETHER.
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SIR: have been a staunCh Republican ever
since snch party existed, and love the party with
every fibre OF my heart bat win never vote for the
man who in this Legislature votes to send Roscoe Conk
ling back the Senate The tail Is not worth consider
ing; let the head go the retirement II deserves
AN OLD REPUBLICAN.
Nay