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A POINT OF ORDER

Raised in the Convention at Albany
Which Will Trouble Anyone Who 1.
Elected Senator by the Present Legisla
ture-The Decision Of the Republican
Chairman Dodge of the Real Issue
The Latest HaIf-Brsed Device to Try to
Hold a Caucus.
ALBANY, June 25.-Joint convention
ballot:
SHORT TERM, COMBINED VOTE.
Potter. r..... 81 Conkling ........ y
Wheeler .... 80 Cornell. ......... 1
Lapham. ..... 10 Roach. .......... l
Asemblyman Patterson raised point Of
order that quorum of the Senate had
not voted. The chair decided the point
of order not well taken, as quorum of
the convention had voted, and declared it
to be no choice.
The convention then proceeded to vote
for the Platt vacancy, and when the Sen
ate had voted, casting fifteen votes, MIR.
Murphy raised the point of order that a
quorum of that body had not voted.
The chair decided the point could not be
raised during roll call The following is
the
CONFINED VOTE:
Depew .............34 Herman. "a
Platt ...20 Cornell. .........
Crowley. 80. ....... 4 Tremaine ........ l
No choice convention adjourned
The decision of the chairman that
quorum was present was genuine sur
prise to the Democrats, and
they showed it. 1t was evident
they had been calculating upon
having less than a quorum present,
and meant to use the fact for the pur-
pose of raising question as to whether
without quorum there could be bal
lot, and if any day passed without bal
lot whether that fact did not disqualify
the present legislature from electing Sen
ators and throw the question over to the
legislature to be elected next fall; thus
taking the question to the polls under the
United States statute, which ordains that
the legislature shall take at least one bal
lot every day in session.
NEW York, June 25.-The Graphic, re-
ferring to the above, says: The act of Con-
gress regulating the election of United
States Senators specifies that a quorum of
each house shall be necessary to form
legal joint convention. The incidents of
to-day furnish an excuse for the Demo-
cratic majority of the federal Senate to
reject any one who may happen to be
elected as Senator by the present leglsla-
ture.
An Albany special says a new move
ment is to be started next week for a par
ty caucus. The feeling is becoming more
general that the deadlock cannot be bro
ken until a caucus is held in the regular
way and nominations for Senators made,
the minority submitting to the majority.
If the caucus programme is accepted by
both sides the deadlock will end next day.
At present this seems to be the only
chance for reaching the end for months to
come.
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class of Isl of the st. Paul High school, will
schoolmates previous to their departure for
their home, Tarrytown Heights. on the Hud-
son.
The annual exhibition and graduating exer-
cises of the young ladies of St. Josephs acad-
emy will take place next Wednesday afternoon
at the academy on Western avenue. A fine
programme has been arranged, and rich en-
| tertainment is promised.
Mr.. Milton W. Williams has Just pitchsd
his tent on the shores of White Bear, and here
after when spirit seems to be troubling the
| placid bosom of that beautiful lake in the deep
hours of the night, let it be known that it is
Mr.. Williams skuH that is doing it.
The Fourth of July reception given gratui-
tously by the Minnesota Boat club will, this
Fourth, be the finest ever given The crews
that took part in the Peoria races will take
part in these races. The senior four and
double-scull will no doubt be the most excit-
ing and hotly-contested races ever seen on this
course.
The nuptials of Mr.. Charles E. Harrington,
well known journalist of Chicago, and Miss
Josephine Glassbrook, an accomplished belle
of the Garden city, will be celebrated at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, 316 Webster
avenue, that city, next Thursday afternoon
Miss Glassbrook is the sister of Mrs. J. a
Allen and Mrs. Chas. Petsch. of this city.
The marriage of Mr.. Julius Keller to Miss
Minnie femme, at Grace NJ. E. church, Bradle,
street, on Thursday afternoon, June 24th, wa,
an event long to be remembered by the youne
, 1881-03-11

PLANS Of THE first NAT1nNAL.
Tho old Post. Office Building. now ffavctDy's
Tbeatr,. which IS so!li ann standing monu
mcnt uf tho great fro Of 1911, will be vncatesl
May by J. II. linverly, Its prcsent lessee, md
thCu Mr.. iurlng, the architect. Will tnko It III
hanu n1,1 reconstruct II for tho First Nattonal
liank, which will occupy It III about year.
plnns arc HOW hotng drawn ut Mr.. tlurlln1'g
ronlis tor tho Improvement ind enlargement uf
tnTn tho present alrtlctHre md erect II now
Que, hit tint hNs brcn nbl1sdnncn. because It
*oitttt rcnniro too 'nncI, time. Tile walls OF tho
building will r1get u great dehl Ut rcphrtnH md
patcl,bK, espclfuIiy IN tho west side. whcrp tho
lire orlckcd tho stones. .---
Il ls proposol 10 pnt 1aclsssrews Z ~ !tHier tho
thns tho present first tndr will to tiii1e feet from
the ground level. Then two stories arc to bn
ntdcd IN top OF tho building, md tho roof
unti inc,t.lcs arc to tu i!nishGd oif 30 TINT Il
tlnc and inlposng e,lltlcn Will tuke tho
placu ot tho present ,hlstortcnl one, Tho
btff.llnY Will hc tltn stories hfkh. Or lN' foot
A1ove tue EInl,ltis-thltty innEc thMn IL T. i;Dw:
Ss Of tho 'n 1 w"rk IN o Hnk has
Will probnbly he muvcd to tho Post Otl,ce i'nIEl.
Ing, where new und sccuro vaults WILL bc cnn-
Tho first toor of tho reconstructed. building
witl 10 occupied BY tho bunk, und tho o.hgr
ttoors wi b eo e et 1t ~ The total cost of tho work
Tho nlley nurtli of the building is at prcsont
thrty-sx fcrt wide. lt,d sllc lot extends twonty.
niso to !cnyihon out tho strnsturo Twenty-Five
fest, which would give MI nscywny fourteen
THO bunk Is now anxious to buy tho property
rnti,sr thAn to lease Il. ami hns tEndc prupasi-
tion TO the l'ontrl or Educnf:nn II, ht ctYtct. It
!lhkcs No suggestion Us 10 price, tut proposes,
left to three nrbltrntUrt, who ahnl! Tx upon II
sum. In ordHr thnt the property, nn,E bu enht
ana as the psoval Of ,src" M S ,s Of ts o ce
is necessary. The matter will probably c0lnu
, 1881-03-11
THE DRUGGISTS.

COMMENCEMENT ExERCfSES OF THE C0ILEaE OF
rtltBMACy.
Tho fourteenth aNntlAl COMMENCEMENT Of tho
Chicngo College uf pharmucy tooS place last
evening ut FaErbnuk iIul!. The Atl,lcnce WIS 4
lurYv ONO, and VIII, conll,oseu tnninly OF friends
Of tho graduates and tho institution.
Tho Introductory address wns delivered By
President Collin, tho vnlc!otory by Pref. ilustin,
al1 tho response for the cInss by slr. Emil +. ".
Hcnkei. Then name Tho cnnferrng or dcxrcea
t,y President Cn!!if,, wlon tho following gcntlc-
t,,cH received their uiplouins:
GrorHe l., C0rkr, Fritz tuetier.
1Ohn Conrad, Frederick \. Tcusnnnn,
,10hn l.. r. Dnvtson, AtlGrt u. shnts,
Cullr4td Engahcrg, 4. II. McCAMu1nn.
NtwtUn urny, Wlltnm Il. McDougnll,
Frederick EinnItmlnu, Charles Schnlr,
Emil +. W. Itpnkcl, i. X. slcphcrson,
Eutn,lel Jackson, II. t. Echurl1cr.
A.tOph Knrpur, W. l.. Smokey,
Charles knntOth. Albert ". EGhultz.
CIlnrlcs T.. krcysslcr.
THO graduates wcrB NIL rewarded With bouquets
bf generous stzu by tlIetr frlGntls mud admirers.
Mr. q. a. fInllberg n!ato tho prescnlMtiou o( tnv
Drug Clerks Association medal 10 A1r. j. Il. r.
Dnvison. tho hitter gentleman responding grace-
fully. The presentation 1f tho Alumni! sAssnciA-
t!on hndKo wns nude by Mr.. Thon,ns Whitfield,
md tho receIver, Mr. Charlca sct,lnr. responded.
The exercises wcr9 !nterspGrsGd with excellent
music by tue Frcll,orE oschestra.
, 1881-03-11

"l10w do you trnin elephants u do their
funny busIness. Standing on their hcnd and aII
llat sort OF lhlng." u Nuw Haven reporter
uuurIetl.
Uso THO mcehanic. !. " explained Mr.. Hutch.
fnSoil. {" We put band nhnut tho hlnd leRh uf
IN eionhnl,t ,snen wo wAnt Ia teach htm to stand
head, At the ether cnIt Ut tho iaoklo Ia another
elephant. antl. whom tho word OF command s
given. nlf goes tho elephant oil tho 0utsnio ot
tu siulid un hls head. whether Aa Will or no. This
IL rcpt4tetl unti! linaliy tho beass knows what's
gues on hts bead. Aud It's 80 with ali other
tricks Its poras&ontY tAut tiDes It,"
Ito axplltBu further TINT when once they bad
received Instructions And weru chalIed buck III
their pluces they would work Ut their tricks
appnrcntly trying to perfect themselves In thou.
to SEQ thetn thon than Ut nny Other tlnc.
, 1881-03-11
A SHOWER or STONES.

BURSTING or A MlLL-srosE-sEvEnAh FER
SONS HANLf ffJuNEl.
A b,trr-stone which will ncithor crack nor
burst Is something unknown TO the tHlIer's
craft. 4 largo ono. fnrty-olght inches III III
aulelor and nbont Il foot thick, used In grind
Ink corn ut tho Northwestern Mills, Nos.
~ and 2: pespIaIncs street, burst ut
4:p yesterday afternoon, and therehy tho pro-
prIclor, August Fischer, md three ashora wcro
quite severely injured. Tho explosion dies not
appear 10 hnya been QUO Of great violcnco, tIsu
sot,o OF tho men would hive been killed nut-
right. Thu stono la In the first ru,,,
Just lnsilc md 10 the left OF n
door which connccts tho fruit building
or store with tho mil proper. At tho tlnlu men,
tionth alr. Fischer WIS rt,iidluK upnn phlt-
Dtcthuerycr. tnlllcr w,ls employed In slrrssInx
atone scAEcely fur feet away; Tluooro
ese'e !,sr ws nIsy y on nrs y ner I ,nn 1!
70, ut No. l17 Washington street, was standing
talking to Mr. Fischer, Other ,o,npiuyes weru
tuned were tho only ones Injured. THO slona
was making at tho lint from .dl 10 :a,b reynlu~
tionsp prr minute. utt burst tnto plrccs Weighing
eso 1Ie 1T seee 4 hy H. Fsshcr ss sSsS yu tss ts
lrft knec ca,sing !. conpounl fraeta!o OF
paees aS pa' Ha'e tna point @ " esstaot sass !Ss
not dunxvlous injuries. Thy nrs;, Ott.,; who
cover. but,N vii be- = lous time erfaEe ho =.
a9a!n ahlo T. by aho.t; lle w!is takGr t"
tho kners, n,u 10 hn.iy that tho hruken
endA ot tlo bones protrAsteI ihr.nu tho t'csh.
nlso, III ha Wis taly brulso'l aGurt tho rEa, a,
his ionts woro tter,!lty urn fron! hts feet. ilo
.asS M hs t." Gan.y (, iospi b. te "a poes
I T,alrol Of West Lake btrcut statDA. The hos
ltAi surgeons q rst tho,,Eht. IT,! n'o .; lsT would
| C1tHlta} To try 1ll,a AlEy II.
, 1881-03-11

The envoy who fow weeks ago came down
from Coo,nassie SIS donandng the ostrAdtlou OF
Hrtish turriiory, brought With him tho Kings
Kuitl ,tx. Tint ncton mvaMs "grAnt this de-
penrlnce teforo tho list Hrttsh- Ashantce war.
Afler tho Termination nf that wilr. King lfptfoD
kM1catti found himself 10 unpopular TINT 10
other tlnli.!s. Shortly nfterwIr1i, however, tue
powerful Junbin tri9o nude an attack nn Drip
tireu monarch was solicited to give lis country
the henntit Of his tniEltary requirements. lIe
consented. After sotne desperate lighting tho
tDllnwrd wars ugninst athcr tribes who hAu
thrown OFT the Asiattee yoke. One after
hnothor B!1cc.Imbet Finaily, konoo knioull
tton. Since tion ho IB believed TO hilvc workcd
inccasN.tty At tho lubur Ut rcorKanizll!y and re-
ct!Icleilt lhun Ia 1873,
, 1881-03-11
THE ClVY-IIALL.

GAs-1sspEcrOM HstpwtN. who a1as boon sick
for two weeks, IL out agntn.
COMMISSIONER WAIl.En was obliged to go
home euriy on account Ut being unwnll.
THE CoUHct. will meet Tonight In ordor 10
net un the report OF the Committee on ElCc-
tons.
TIE WORKSHOP INSPECTORS aro going through,
tho tenr,nuut- h,tiscs aud Beeiux that they aro
put In sanitary Ur,ler.
ONLY ono bllIltlnl9.pertntt was Issued, aud that
q l.. I, Snyrr to erect T. = t%n;:stafy ;: brick dwal-
to COST $y,0O1,
TuE Cun,lnittce on Fire and Water will tneut
Saturday And ues on Ito application Of THO tilt-
NUS Mnanttlu Tcvpho"a Co'nPany u erect polcs
III tns streets.
AII. lhnse WHO subscribed for $50 und Il ,0'O
of the t,ew c!.y PER sHns cTt, Eea te nas ~ by
No, lG9 West Mndlson street, Whura 9nM9!thx
wns going III. received e. upiaco from tho co.-
trailer. ths lines Imposed In tho foliee Court
having becu rcustttta.
to taS Commissioner of rlbllo Works, iiat thvlr
trans o,s.rlct Harrison street. Sir. tiprhn!n
tue guilty oncs, 10 thoy wufo writtea to.
TuE blnyoE has revoked the snlton lscenso Of
A,burt lrsh. Nh 1Ei clurk sttesl. at..i the pawn.
hrukns license Of T. Issues. No. ~ Clark street.
Morrow 1cWelry robbery. lrah,s I'lacc. Hctoft!. !.
Ing q tit superintendent Of Police. was a resort
! for thieves Alld fi!u woulcn.
| TIE Mayer cafno ncur meeting With M acct~
don't yesterday morninY, Wnlle cr.,sa!ny A,u.ss
strcpi vlnuurt knuFut!ro Geluw btxnl luttln
W steam. Thy ros.dwuy was noscnr.l. ~ that
nluust struck That Ut aIo!har .gcnttgmA,. who
wa. driving u the oDpoast dtrcctlun. THIS bluw,
VII Sdao.s III a " Is aase9ous sA qaeties
| MayuF Wrnle Ii letter Ia tho pttsburK y Fort
, 1881-03-11
why Bostot, Girls Ara Cultivated.

HF1t'IH 1tf6{F! "a sFFEI4HH iQ.9tte] 9Efpnb1ttHH+
frg their attuutlOn II the sayorest surt u llt9ra
ture. There aro rcallnE clubs OF 10 Or IT,.
ytar.all girls hose. tho ortcr Of exercises of
wh!rl IL contemplate It.. 4 cArd notifying tho
mcn,6crs Of one af thcso CLUBS Of q mcuttng has
III" prorram nrr.ixea for thIs meeting is a. ioi.
!onkel up, 'Gibt,on,' 'Chaideu .tstrnlnry,
Inst tire. briefly" THO yool fu,tI ar,,i sim.
p!Ic!ty III which this card IL wrItton hnd received
nns.zcs my tripnd: they must rsMd HypAtin xnd
!nk llp tho other thrtfu trltlln9 thugs in wGek.
Verify tho linston grl; II those rua.iing- -club
Elrs aro spselmsns, y taklaK 70 culture With
scyuru application for sclf-iInproyvnont ailti
nintl-tra!Hny IL not Injecting tho health Mnd
leauty VI tho Huston xiEl al much ns formerly;
, 1881-03-11

In QUO Of tho bnzaars. says letter from India,
remarkable lHnws had vowed to lie upon bed
OF upright nails fur tWonty.slx yeaTs. aud Ut
hIin. lila betiy yus attcnu.lte uud full OF sores
resembling iepsuus spots. Wo asked him for
ono OF tho nails which pierced his nusurt0!o
body. Fln lo,k Que from tho foot OF tho bod,
refusing IN evoFy Instances 70 part With my Of
thosu which gav0 hlna the most uxluislt pain.
Another 1n!aurabio dosotco washottInya Hover
pot at aEna length. BuiKu Of my surprise when
be told mo he bid held 1t there for I've years.
another stood wiki arm uplIfted, and 10 powor
to lower It Or move muscle, tho 1netnber OgtnE
dried. stIf, unh dead, while tho long finger na.ls
like birds claws, penetrated the llash on ht.
wrist. All Of thesu fG&lows lo+'ked mouidy aud
AMI.
, 1881-03-11

rolls of dynamite, on which tho ndyersartc, 49,.
rnced. and to which two e!ow.inntches al onNs ne!s
!onKth wrrn attached. These wcro ent on HWNh! W.!
by tho scco,ds Ten 1ntn,tcs aftor the Int1.tse m tMte
HenAtor WIS blown intn tho mir. and tbnn ''sa Mea
Perkins wins imnledlntcly delivered frnm ht ~.
tho 1in1ts Of son0r 1,iltn antIst1cd." Tho Ta on1
pnsslhe Yankee WIN could tell tbis storr u'.1 \.
himself mud mt nhoko 10 death Ia Iii rcrkitn",t "
but be Ia nut In Paris. AeiN'ns
, 1881-03-11
DE<fIyIS.

VE<II11S.
slEnEIt1--March 10, nfter d lingering Illness Mts,
Mnry Riebert. '
FMncrn1 Saturday 3inrch II. H. H.. Ut tho residence
OF 'Iet tnuRhter Mrs.. Webster. No. l.: 0gden-av
HASSDS-At t.awnt!nIe. Chicago, Feb. II, 1881. Of
flcnmnsnl ~ tba t.enrt. FtHnk r. Hanson. son Of b.
l.. Mnd f. &. itnt%nH. aged luyentu md munths.
Funeral hl tho huHse. Saturday, Feb Il, NJ l4 h "a.
Friends 0f Thu fHtuIIy invited
81 Bh*ton Fnptrs plcntn copy.
ilUYtk-.sinrch u, ISL. Of CONSUMPTION. MARY
1folctt, beiDyel wlfe Of Maynard \. Huyck md
uanghtnrnf Muees FIlter. nxed a yaasa and daJ.
Notice Vt funeral hereaftGr.
HANDERS-At Hlue 1tlind, on Tuesday evening,
1t llIlt-rnst n'Gfck, OF BfRhts disease. Bonjaup
SnriErS, In his fifth year.
Fnncrll ut Gclnck ttie afternoon BY caJTlase4 TO
Mount Greenwood Cemetery.
, 1881-03-11
ClndnrelIa Dancing Club,

A tAu &sn,ne Indicates, all tho DANCES break up
ut tho hour Ut midnight, Hut to l'olunK to lhts
iruternlty or sistcrhpul-for lndtea ato eligible
you must hr<t establish your character as pro-
!tcens dancer by showing your ability 10 waltz
W tho Dali. .rtAllu. " nS to EuvcE deylato from
QUE PLANK: Thou yuu hary to perform the Sa1no
fents " 1Qlnk tue Fqvenp,''
, 1881-03-11
MEenasor Alfred Per4lux.st

- FNU10k{phlI 17It!9. =. = =,
Who IL "Genator Alfred Parkfns," who has Just
arrived In ruriat A puper thUrp, IN chroulcllng
.",senaioE" Perkins arrtysl. says that % "thl.
h0 had s0uie years back with an indian Chief,
aisu u Hpnatnr, whuse feclllgs he had wnuudct.
Tho arms chosen WpFo Unusual. bclu& Two bar
, 1881-03-11

Tho Auxiliary laepublcan Club Of tho Fiji
teenth WnFd hid An informal tulk last Hvcnina
Ut tho corner Ct Li,1coln avenue md Sophia
illiats tor Aidsrnian. Nj ueor9n Gtook WI.
talked OF, and Mr.. drank Wa.dher Ia understood
to hllfo announced htMsclt as candidate.
, 1881-03-11

Tho Irish American Republican Club nf tho
Seventeenth Wnrtl mot at Dpwlnuns Hall iast
0vcnlnx, Patrick Wueh In the cnM!T. several
new members wcro received Into fellowshlp. the
Executive Committee was iucrUNtcd Oy adding
member frsn zach precinct, and tho Club wtla
addressed BY Sir. Williams. " hu is Il caddAto fur
Tnwu Clurk, Another meeting will bo hcld tho
, 1881-03-11
THE COMMUNISTS.

Tho Hlurgnn faction ul tho Communists met at
Mo- 81 West Lako siEect lust ertninY, and Ills
cslssc,l tho a1ysabllity Of putting city ticket
Into tho Held. It was decided u do NJ. and Nor
Enu will datt,tless bo tue nominee for Mayor.
Tho urotiklu tautlon. composed mulbly Of Ger:
rnnt,s, will Also mMke nominations, So there will
be two Communist tickets. Tbs gang Is hnpc.
icsy split. and uofth8r ernwd Will mAku much OF
q showing ia tho coming election.
, 1881-03-11

The forth Ward Republican Club held its
frat lneetlng sncu the full campniHn last uycn-
Ing, ut the curner OF SanKamun ana Lako
streets. President Burke nccuptsl tho chair,
and there was largo ntten1NHcu Ut members.
Speeches weru made BY Tnnnlna Senhut, cuntl-
date fur City Clerk; L. u. Cook, eundIduto fur
City Attorney, and uthEFS,
, 1881-03-11

iMIKRIiGEY.
PIktsLtH-I1SCut,N-At tho residence of D. H.
1.iHeyn, 3ESi tA1umCt-hv, Thursday, March Id ~
tho kcv. q GeorRe Z. Lorlner W. II. phepa aud Mar
G. Lincoln. No cards.
, 1881-03-11

Dir. Charles II. Whltbeok has entered tho tiett
on tue Republican sttU Us II candidate fur A1dor
man Of tho 'Twotth WNrh. Commissioner al
bright Is advocating tia nomtbatlou.
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Michael j. Adams burglary Thos r. Wees.eI iasS p
senres, Vim O'Donnell homicide; John Whaien ropeI.
p,ts, coIns John Ryan. VIM Mapden, felonlOus sn
battery; WIN Burk Jas NcNsught, bnfgIhy ms1kAnoii
c"sbitn Kitty Sweeny larceny from the person. Sainnei
Watson fse pIetenoes Henry Keeper assault Anu OA'3
rhoa Ts,n,ery James LIE, disOrderly house :, 49,,
PAIR II Giidersleeye 1.-The People agt Henry X lamp
burglary, Francis Mack. Janes senly Joseph S
cv fn me person; Cohen. Gustav Baer assat su
battery WIN Johnson James McCornsek o1Igiafs hoois
FSvsd smith WIN NJ KiDner, Lawrence Costello rsulck
fnrsr Frederick G. Miller Prank sullivan, Ihoe OAansn
Lawrence Matthews Simon siop John McCrp W
Roger Mc(3uie Edward Nicholson, Bridget MURPHY hhr
Bergman John nentI Martin SCHNEIDER Henry hehseao'
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THE COURTS.
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Hds.1" Application for aiowanes sS n,smissed
nun Isl 49, ,te ne cause. jackson ag S,,er
&c 1aesst W. The People, re, Doane "g'' Do"'e
s,siss cowtGcaeaI TcTm-By Chlei, ;Ga nee
Haplff0I fadgrs epcif aud Freedman WyckVn Rt"
eoeNfA Wa,sn denied without COSTS see nlelno
OConbo Judge Trnax-Barselu 81 oats on the
Heeta aeate 0ler " arrest granted VIA TlV co. fa,ae i'm
Noneh " sniating not 10 commence Mu"n ~ 81
lefcadahts - einion Palon ct a. agt SadIeu no1
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de5 Co 49, on s;peesa calendar iersotil sE orer
yscing safg order sTres Dalton sgt p,nwn
lrlff ya,i,n with $40 Gusts The Nassau hunh o. An
- Geo. Watts sgt Lamb orders cois az Al
&c Nots Indertaking approved swan ast e,oe act
AT be.1,a Fnlihn al agt Garrett ~ W. - 81 al
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o. eeVe not been han0c1 N -, ,o s.oto Valley Rail
refs hfs.e ssueir- Mitchell Ell OIL act t"e SN"N'
ny 9wtsssaay~Orier denying motion, . ,.;oo cboo
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dai,nt. Wsfrr- Sec memorandum COOK yaoIon sgf
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fsn eeI Gas Light Company W. ~ event
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GSoiEs- Hosenthal aRt. snDerrln- or
neno . Ryau-MOiioD granted case VIZ, ,tnance
HeuEesy AZ stn.ee AIT CnDnOr-ofuei OF s.tSon
1fl grHh, ,,g peiding af Moore-Orosrs On ~ Scrt
Baye AZ trf yTBy Judge E2wes-Steee ny Mo
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OYFIcr OF LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, /
WAsHlSGTOS %. c., May !, lsSl.}
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLlES.-Sealed pro-
r.els win be- received this Office until ~ O'Clock NJ
ON Tuesday the 7t day q May, 1881 for furnishing sup
niles Tor nghthousoa and light vessels. 80, o.,
me snpue- needed consist Of brushes, paint OLA 30
Whiting ana cleaning material nwarc hnrl~are ca,
reuter and garden tools brous busters q g. ana mt
other artcl les an Of which .nume4ted M Ihe ~
lions attached ~ bids, which be obtained on
appration - this Office Ia the Lighthouse
No Pembertone quare, Boston Mass y. Ptt and
staten Islsnd = UP o. Box 4.O73 NeH.fOrk NlJb AM
al No 2G9 south sNthst, Philadelphia -. - o.. .,at-.
Th igbt a reryesi 10 reject al bids and % N1Fo
any defects. 49, .,y,O ti y q Ssvy chairman