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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
INFRINGING A JEWELRY DESIGN.

judge Wallace has just rendered decision
In the Of Charles Wood against W. +. Dohey and
others in the United States Circht Court, which involves
nice question to infrinecmrnts upon pat, for de
signs n hnc jcwclry. Mr.. Woods patent WIS for
icwcry sctus@ consisting Of representation Of bird
upon branch twig. with af above the bird and a
panel the base Of the twis IN white and gold coor-
with diamond upon the leaf ana two diamonds upon
the panel The defendants design vns bird
or tUlg with ltnf above and panel. the
large part of the branch in the shape ~ n
panel, and two leaves AT tine htsc ~ the tw!s. in
silver aud gold roof- and diamond I'm the leaf above
judge Wallace holds that the defendants design j. am
infringement and that they are liable IN damages lie
says; Moro D. required than 10 observe and consider
tho artistic fleet ~ crch 20 bring these differences Ia
notice, and hr thinks That the plaintiff ~ entitled 10 the
hrmcnt eff tuc new design which has thg- larn initiated
". Hall appeared for Mr. Wool Worth O-Lood Tor the
lrlrnIunlr.
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va, ' K', n,o ,,.a G.r WIN .i": r' lay
l,srt Ito.'if aud ''".n.. t'r"f = Nat". iid
JOS ~,. lI.I.'. .''ll. b. .a+t I'f" oi irfr'h %.
".Hta. N'. 40, a., ~. .,.i.,.. -.i,',
On ti .f.'. of lut,fo i'liIu'nt' at ~
a'. "~r- t,r. "r.'l,. l. ., --' ''+''''' ''''"
>>Ii I,fu- D., IuIrrN snN"ist '""ie'ige o Name ~
s...t ,...tI..sf LIiiif i.
".' 10 1Hi 'll'i ~, lr- .I,..-. .,I..,ny
.- ~. ..ttu 4n! u,..i- Jut"u'ut iur IHlnt. .iDIu
D. ~ -rit..i 80, ,usro,-'si ,P should De- ii'-'ai'd for
rs oi-. ,rr,noro ,a.ri art rhep-. d, hear conn.
el Doe 't.f iHlt "n l1d' Do" ~ u - " VI" """'
rf. 81. 90 IL ltl.u
T.. iol. l4,r .cr-,ius a.i ,lJk and alota,r-I de
~ cT I,'ii .uy Judge Beach The Id~,u i.r,.r..ng
and ..l t...,. .lIHt lrf. DO lfnan -' ''ii'4
>.u.r..,rf o4rf-> ,.,ai I,ra -ly chic -Ju =" Z
vI,a ,o," Att lt"u 81 al" f"'nf' '' 1871 'Aa '""'.H
iair- SPIT uugl,-. % al art AtNir 3d. Bond ap-
.r,.r -,hultr at Audrf~n 'rrr delNi.g n"'i 3D.
iln.l,tr a.t ta-erl OF a. order eraniiur lrt 'N
, 'i ,,,old iily ~ Nay. ~. Io.nast ..,t. 80 3D.
ta.e -,'t-i Harrison RI a. ast N""man Il q. 'I'i 81
p.fuu nbIr.rd General Term cllrndar Tia Nf--1u
aul agt ku'N Nu.do"n ast ba'kwe.i N'itn a-i Fri
JrN at ~ch'rT Long act lamont hAu- agI Ni''' n"'
oau,oa Piul Spread 7,Tm Hy Jua ~ Beach
Leo long at lee, ~o.g AID others So" ii, noI I'm
Eqofy ly judge tan lI"-'n -oi"tm al ih''k'''h
-Iud si.ru, inr thr pi-latin. s,- opinion
Marine tourf-C ianb,,s.-B Jucg" Nthrua~-
i,, siton,irni,,i win costs 10 abide the event F't
stein AFT Iu-rlhrfy urof lt',i l'i' 49,, w..
See memorandum thace AIT clayton Mann ''Sn lic
ln-uiauce company agt Indiana Mig Compa! -M"tl'ns
granted Iubu-on ap Adiure- llI'I % sh.s'l
1n., At stevens, To-trv Vanderbilt 2cas ittith
- samuel Wright at STAN sanders agt Nuli N"i 'ft
Iuuu-Dprr- Of dl-tontnuAlc" 'N'Ilh SGT .'"P'..'',
, lined " i~on AT Wilson Machine Company; Wit
y riee -3cri4n-Lnniein ag the Nassau Bank-case
80 I..ta and u-l
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TIE QUESTION OF ADJouRNMENT.

THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS REFUSES TO FIX DALE,
frHoM TIE REGULAR CONFECTIONERY or THE rhiBuNII
ALBANY, April 27.-'The Republican members
OF the Assembly held this afternoon with MT
l. : Carpenter In the chair. on the question o'
a final adjournment Of the legislature The caucus
originated through the persistent efforts Of MT AN"Fd
Ia ua.s resolution introduced by him for ID" hhai
adjournment Of the Legislature on May H.
# was deemed advisable to como to some
common party agreement in 80 important matter.
Upon the caucus being called to order Mr.. lianes moved
tina, the caucus should resolve that no az
ton be taken on the question Of adjourn
tncnt nj present. Mr. HIND. Of Buffalo. tnd
II was undoubtedly the desire Of lie people that the
Legislature should speedily adjourn. Nevertheless
many important bills remained to De- considered The
chief Of these were the great taxation measures
-o lnboriou,ly framed by the Governors Taxation
Commission. II seemed TO him a little has} to
select final day Of adjournment under
these circumstances Mr. C"nsdon said that there were
the railroad bin, also which stil 10 Dee considered
bv the senate. specially that FOR the appointing nj "i
p,,r5 of Railroad Comm. ~~ioncrs Mr.. Draper rad
Thai hc frit that the people fholeu iir Leg
lnturr should " lci up ou them " NJ. ANnfNH
r. solution should Dee adopted The more important bills
would surely come to THE sTlhrr. MI i'Ai'7
s,id thnt hc was oppnstd 10 fixing DO dnv q" nNouin-
mrrt now. hc did not have much c'uNd'ncc no the
senate Nr Iln.c- said " hold that Vr are not mo-"
~ N,W-Nork are not cl, an y'i.' General @haII"
argued that the Sruate should have no un text Z" me-
rrct bills The senators NAV sa ili De- ~ nll una
lnndrd them with bills and tucn forced them 9" a8"h
Nr Draper moved that Nav Doe selected hS lh' uh'
~ ad nnrnmrut. Only nineteen u,m"r' toi'd Tor iur
motion and IL declared lost. motion oi l. A.'f
mont should hc coI-d, red uudcT ten day IN the Assem-
bis was then passed. The cnucIs then ADJOURNED.
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rlI0EuIAG IHl ro>ru SYSTEM


4 EiILl 40 MIS- y H. ''' '''' '-' - 4''' Wv N'-'
IIAIiNG POSTAL RATES.
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,r. 90 no. Post uli.c Department. hn- written t.nt
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hes finu i"1r, i"ii"t', Hnd ih'-r lh ihr Office "i Zoo
,,.ffi Attorney t,rnrra tn' 500 This respect ~, ar,.
D., t....i ,t.. q, ID nathan. o.. it...f
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ttil.u' lI~ never hFn 'ur "' Mt Ii-"fA rf"ii" "l
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TIE PROPOSED AMENDMENT LOST ~ TIE SENATE.
EoN rilE KiGtLAK 'oiIJ -IONpENT or THE TNh Ntl
ALBANY, April 27.-Thc senate may be con-
sdcred 70 have definitely rejected to-day senator Fots
tiers proposed Amendment to the Constitution prov ing
for free caunl- AMI the maintenance of the canals 10y
taNntlon. Senator Forster called mp The amendment
and urged IT. adoption A vote wa then taken
which resulted ia sixteen Senators voting Tor
the amendment md fifteen neuin~t II. ~
the amendment requires seventeen votes To- pass
f. Senator Kohcrtson the president pro tenpor' Wa
Obliged 10 declare 20 Loot. Senator I"r-t'r then moved
that the motion should be- r,,ousidrud and that that
motion do ue upon the table Tie motion
WIS adopted. This action gives senator for~tcr
an opportunity Tor another vote on his m" srr How
ever there h. apparently uo rf~'u 20 believe iAai thr
amendment will boz approved only onr senator dd MOI
vote on the amendments senator NH-l"". Hud h' D.
known 10 br ornu-rd O." lis passage. Iht N"i"
SHOWED that The tItorS So hu rtp- constitute ucl'r
vino I've away from tue Iur ~ iLr Ll" Canal aif "i"
p.ssd io the nu' udfirit fDnaiu- u ""Il iu'fr'i-'
thrr taNr-. Upon ti" other Anud % o. earnestly cup
PORTED 10y the Tcrr-t natives oi tie great coAnclrh
cifi'-
Thr vote ON the hin va- A. ''oH-:
NaNr. BAKER Eri..uf. bItthI'rf Ut 'ffi. Loom ~.
Iori. Is ulr. Madden. M,ttt.i. I.i.- h"'u. goo
-ou-. Wasurr. W.ndny'r. M."rlIn 4 g..
Nr.~-A-tof Ilid-,l.. lINh.. '.i l..-.lr lfn ..f,
Iof,u. Jacobs. Nils NIr.a. EH, -Hu. 0 Arn e. 3.
s,cDaoIer. SIC, us. -iraAlu. Wlllaa. Zoo.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit Of Leuh Long against Lee Soig
aud several other Cinnamon. which VIA tr'd lew da's
ago. on application 20 vaatc an order Of nrr,1 'sin,,
the Court 90 Common iirno.
4 verdict OF $1,000 damages was secured
y,strrly u the supreme Court Brook IN. before Judge
Cullen by Mn Mar, McGlynn. who sued tie brooklyn
rlt and Ncwtonn Railroad Company Tor damages re-
cci' rd 900 street 'ar 10 d. hal'ave
Another hearing in the contest Of the viii of
h, l,t. Thomas Waacc va. had yesterday before
roeatr calvin. Patrick Mccormick testified that after
lists Mr. Wallace h.clu. very emp, rate. and stated
,r of uc.d'ut, showing tI' existence of bis habits
"' duualut.
lhcodurc Dewitt, a wealthy resident Of
Youl,- ,lcd ou March 81. and lcu viii da'" Frhru
lr, O. I-77. vitn codloi, dated Febrar' =" ISL lie
.r.t,n.t..I 90 hi- executors Die nephew. t''r-r g.
D.Nrt Dr. and hi- friend. Jacob h. Lorkm.1. u, b,-
.4,.i.tl 20 tar Home f"f ihr lucurubr- 5000 for
&c., u,'i iu Toe in-tuitl"u.
4 ,uit to recover $4,000 damages for per
uir,- was begun 100 thc Brooklyn >uprnr Court
hfor Judge Pratt yr-tcidl. a-limri thc IW,pi third
street Railroad Company. of Ncw-iork. IN behalf ~
samuel g. .uroN Ile claim. to have been miar.I Jauu
a' -. H. - when ~ "a ga or ~ ''a. '' ''-',
49,. N.NNor by The driver whipping np he horse ana
tAruNius hu oil
4 verdict of &. 600 against the Long Island
Railroad Company la- bc,u secured hy F. j. iAau,
,lo 'r.it t 800 l'r''lFn for dlina-- tri> l- from
inr l,athoi hl- son. Thomas T. Callahan. Az Thirteen
vh. n.- rfr otrr ult lld Dos 90 lor" uofl % Nn thr
.,lI n' -'f'. ''~ '- -'@, iir 'r"--'i 100 'f"A i
Il.a 100 hr'na}uuvc Ihr driver" ilr .f. aud
at. croft. iptut- we've hilirl - thr --N. ti.ir
TN, resolution recently PASSED by tic state
e.l.- 90 regard 20 thr removal of Judc' u'".d o' ,hc
Superior toui taken FOR service To The ho- OF the
I., v,,t,-tty Do, Jo4uW Corning. Sergeant ll- Arms
90 tI, senate Tl, H~-f hearing hrf"rr o.. J"'cilry
,nIrf. 900 y.ht.a judge Iufurl l-drr,t'd t'a. ear.
r.!.I -ti,I it- couf,ni~ 81 any paper -cl'.'. u"n
..u. ton-,l MAI appear for hm before the '"""'I'c
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
c1rAmNG TIE pochrT-QrIoK WoEK WITH sEv
IpAf Hills.

IRAL BILLS.
ALBANY, April 27.-Ihr following bills were
reported fnvoraty from committees ia tie scnatc To-
day. Relative 10 tc Coroncr- office In NcwYork City
relative 10 Mount final Hospital 30 Ncw-York Guy.
Ia, following bills Acrc introduced In The scnnte to-
day: Iiy Yr secbachcy-To confer additional powers
OIL the Metropolitan Police rcaty to the inspection OF
,renn, boiiers by Mr. woodin-Tor the inspection OF
Also relative to tAc Inspection laws Of the state.
le,ies tax Of ~ pei head on every cnigran arriving
IL Newly ork the sum 10 be paid by steamship compan-
The brl to provide company Trademarks ior marking
purc butter and cheese passed IA the SENATE to-day
Tie bin relative TO the construction Of buildings in the
cts Of New York was also passed.
The following bills ordered to third reading: To
prosrvc the records Of the Coroncrs Office of New
For the annexation Of Brothcr'- leland To New-York
County.
The lin In regard agents % Fire and Marine Insur
anoe Companies trduearug business Ia THE state, and
the continuance and cancellation of policies issued 10y
such companies introduced by Mr. Rockwell, March 20
was considered IA committee.
The bin declares that any person who transmits an np
plication for insurance TO- prucurcs duly executed
policy Insurance. shall bc held To b tie agent al such
company companies. Various motions were made
with view OF giving senators opportunity 20 epFak
reading, to take effect july l.
The senate Committee Oh Miscellaneous Corporations
requiring mining companies O the state 10 make annual
reports 10 the Controller. The senate Judiciary Com
nittce reported fS Oraby Mr. schrOeder- amendment
10 the Constitution lrohbllng Inc Use OF publc
money FOR private purposes. The Committee on Lat
craturc reported faynrahly TIE .srmuly III utu
Viding FOR the distribution OF books satr0 nnd
other necessary articles frye oi char-e to Use
pupils attending The public schools o. Erogkitih
Mr. Trnble's bA authorizing the COMMISSIONER of fu1Ac
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\ temporary injunction has been secured by
the town 81 GtnycscnI to prevent the construction 81
the new iron pier roncy Island opposite the terminus
Of the Prospect Piri and COMFY Island Earoah The
action is taken hy IA" trustees o the common Lands OF
the town. who ca'n that the Prospect Park and COney
Island Rllrpnd Company has right to the lands be
tween it, station and the shore, and has unltw'ly
leased part of h- land 20 the Brighton Pier and Nay
cation Company for the erection ol pier Il l. Ike
lee claimed construction az this pier will cut
hr and hrrrl,- from some of ihr -N'rS OF
Ca, town lands and 90 cause 'dlIS brt~,'n u aHd the
nfhr iron pier go feet west changing th" LiCh water
mars and iniuriug the beach. An order ha- been So
cured thr defendants including the per company
uud railroad company, 20 show cause before Judge
LArInId NJ Pong hkte Irlr Ilt.dAy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

GALVESTON, Tex, April 27.-lhe steamer
Arnnsaa hch arrived yesterday morning from '"fP'.
Christi, brought General Palmer ana "'her INV"
en-. Net, Noti,p,l Comfany from Northern Mexico
The c.ra,n Of the Arnsas reports e'v'sses be-
tween Corpus Wharf and Galveston loaded Win fhi-
road material for tlis company. General Palmer says
he now sees no rcason why this company shonid NOT
have its tracks completed 10 Laredo IN june to Monte
rev 1896 miles from Corpus Christi. in December ana u"
San mis- by the Close OF ycarmectng te IRE
he,, but hy the same company from tho City Of Mexico
northwnrd There is q very heavy force on the Ia,er
section and the heaviest work Of the entire oi
ING two difficult tunnels viii he cOmplrted ana lh' iTu
Opened To Toluca early in july Gtneral Ia ,t
savs the existing business awaiting the lhln'a Nv, ~
A. iarg.r than that Of any railroad he knows OF "eNi
Kansas CITY Having been heretofore over 'nt ia
route from the Rio Grande 70 TIE oiy ~ , w. day
tSr linz IL opened the traffic Per mile VIII exceed 'h' Z"
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway 81 winch III u o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
pEoHlBITloNIsrs IN coYrLYnox

RALEIGH. " G., April 27.-The Prohibition
Convention met NJ Tucker Han to-day, about 800 dole
yates being present aud representing every county In
the state Among the members ART many prominent
potcans and public men ~ both political parties ana
both races The officers ~ the convention are chosen
from both races Major j. G. Rae, oi Fayetteville being
s.tc si,crcles were made 10y both white and coorcd
delegate. ~ senator Mcrrimon will speak ton morrow.
Al the meeting held To night the hall was dtnScy
hacked The convention hns appointed state commit
toc arrange for the appointment OF district ana county
committees aud the action 81 the NcnDu and the
tenor Of the speeches indicate that the campaign viii Dc
a nvcy and aggressive one. The popular vote on pro
nibition will be taken the first Monday In August
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wopy To RE PUSHED IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Tex, April PA special as
patch from Dallas says Chief Engineer Marvin OF tne
Missouri Pacific Railroad, said in an interview tha'
WAS an established fact that the Missouri Pacific k"u
will be built TO Galveston. The line Is now oeihg oca''"
from virginia Point to Random, on the Galveston liar
,.hurg and San Antonio Road The survey from Wacoto
the International and Great Northern Road Ia completed
From the international lines viii he run to me mouth
~ the Rrnz0s River and Pass the latter survey
IN he made i'm six weeks II the road goes To Arkansas
Psss Il win connect the Palmer and sullivan system NJ
Corpus Christi via the main landarOnd Arkansas Neuces
and Corpus Christi Bays. Tracklaying on the Missouri
pacific from Fort Worth begins Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Young ,.ady i.an6. eaguer: Theu you've
alvn,n len ai,, 20 piy your ycni Mrs Sullivan fMns.
sullivan: Shurr. Miss; nl,c: failed."-Y. 1, l. L.:
Aud Jou are Thoroughly vel i'd, YOU say Mrs .:
mr., niic satisfied with the landowner MR. - Be
dad Mi-S we're contint Wid landowner and agDt,
saints prr.arye en."-Y l.. L. l.: "wel. good morning,
Mrs sullivan. I'll he sure Ia repuu our care Ia THO
lAdlea cnmniltce We must alter ~ thls -ltun
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rry.s AND ST. LOUIS ELECTION.

GALVESTON, Tex, April PA special from
Tyler GAYS: At meeting Of the stockholders OF tne
Texas and St Louis Railway here day. j. W. f"ra-
more william Senter j. L. Sloss, OF ST Louis; Logan H.
Roota Of Little Rock: C. NJ. seeiey OF waco
]. Lowe, Of Gilmer, Texas; X. Bonner ana VII
lam A. Gayctt, OF Tyler. were elcc'ed
directors j. W. Paramore was chosen presmfh''
william scnter vce-prcsident; w: Brown; genera
sunerinte ndrnt and & =. stephens, cncfcnGineer II
Is Understood the road has purchased har"W-EutEe
railroad in Arkansas which runs parallel WIN llH pr"
miles In running order out Of New Mad it, IN ti' i't
And make Northern cCnncC ton soon H. possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

Works ~ NeyyYork to repave Ffhave ~ cost no' W
exceed $3.50 900 was passed By vote OF q 10 10 W
Ia the Assembly bin WAS introduced ~ MI ~ ~ -;
n .sc 10 define and regulate the mdusflA pouoleS Vi
II f. insurance companies. ,,, -.
The following bills were passed: Auh1rlfug iiI,,nf
In, The excise law so a. 10 make licenses expire
on the first Monday In May succeeding the date OF lr
brlng granted Amending the act 70 revise IN,
charter a.! Long Island City To prevent the spread Oh
contagious aud infectious diseases IN the city OF New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

dan HAYES and Calendar called ut 10 m.cours
Appeals from Judgements B. g. GS o. TO- H. re- III
rRIhL TRRN-PARr I-Hed by McAdam, J-Court opens al
10 a m. Held IN Room 20. City HalL-No- GlJ7, GIL
5alG e277 $3.50 eiGj 62oG 5933 G22l 52T6 g290 5-71
1857 532 4S1S 5l2f, 5222 5l23 5i2f, 5i25 5I28 52T
52s 6l29 $3.50 $751; Sj2 SISS 5ii5 5i3S, Ji36, 5ISi
SlS9. 5lf2 6ll4, 5l45 6it6 5l47, b1is, sii9. -
PARrs ~ and tfI-Adjou1i,d for the term
GENERAL SEsIoNs-PARI flowing. J.-Th- People art.
Harry sullivan. robbery Daniel COBnOrs feOnOs assaut
and battery James ONe, Harry smith, Edward Sfedman
Patrick Bergan. Joseph Damn James Brady burglary
kpurkr James hennrssy, Henry Sanders Richard Butter
grand larceny Tho- O. coddng0D larceny nom the person;
James BRADY petit larceny James Hines John stanton.
assault and battery; Peter Collins Michael ieionion,
assault and battery; Thomas Doyle Harry X. Moses. solomon
MOSES. Joseph Moses, Kelly Moses, Charles Coleman
burglary Robert l-lacs. grand larceny Marks Jacobs.
laTrrny from the person.
PAKr II-Gilderslreye 1.-THE People william Harris
robbery Charles Boyle Edward O'Iien burglary Chires
Ftgcr, -tdretion dwaid Mcfue, John Smith. Wilam
Kline, Joseph Costcn, grand larceny,
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DEPARTURES FOE EUROPE.

The steamers which will sail to-day for En-
rope will carry fairly large lists Of passengers Every
-tatcrooIn of the city of Brussels Of the Innan Line
viii De occupied, many persons having secured state
rooms several weeks Among the passengers /:
Henry Mapleson, Nine Marie Roe apezon Miss Ada
Caycndsh. and Mss Alice Burvil, until recently the
Arabeia Lime in the "Blee Taylor" Company now
play ing at the standard.
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ruE cnrKr OF AppEALs.

ALBANY. April 27.-lu the Court of Appeals
to,.l. p,-,ut. tIr Iau. Charles j. Fo,-r o.. j.. aud
,-., ..fc--t.l. following hl,inr-- VIZ transacted:
so lap-Irar,n Ward. respondent. ast David d. King
i,5 Mia Nar,ia. appellant oct the Universal Life
fu-uflulr ,aui. i.s.rfI..at ArgIffL
500 I.uI o. Nuarrn .'f't D. 'gt 90 ''i LIE
Insgisu,, ,nniIany 90 ltirt'"r. nlp'liaHi At-4..
So d.. A'.tr ..i'- rs -'ndrut AT La'itlth tufua
aul utI,l- a.l'.. i.t- Aira'l
r,.t u.vit.-I-t.e 1l. ,,I,rfl- for rhHr-ir 'ru -
l~,l. Sos. Ifl. l1u H. H. 40. Isl, l-' dad .-,
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THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

TORONTO, April PA special cable dispatch
dated London, April 20. to The Globe, says meeting
of the Great Western Railway Company was held to-
A.x Coone GREY the chairian speaking OF the fusion
aid the estimated saving of R2O0,000 yearly was
greatly exaggerated and TINT fnson except OF he oap
fal of the two companies, would be Illegal Anc m0o'
ing was unanimous against fusion
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EPPS' COCOA.
Corporation Noiitcs.


NOTICE.-E>tmatc or bid, will be received
y a, office. 81 tie Department q Public Works unii
NAV J. l--l TOT painting El'iI FREE FitjAitAt
BATHS Tor fu Information see Clty Record Tor '~e al ~.
city Hal
NOTICF.-PropOSalS will be received at tho
y uaer of the department. II Public charlie, and or
,tnu 80 Ilnn ave. until AYui - ISL, tor "rNeFr,
Miscellaneous Iur full Information see my
Record iOT sale Al 80. tlty Han
NOTICE.-lropoSals will be received ut the
.n.c-of the Department of Public Charities and tnffc-
ana 20 ship nt.i "oik l"htt "n4h Ahi
tlrfrs 10 tl Fidelity. FaI iui hoftation 80
tIIl RECORD, fui sale ~ 40. city Hal.
NOTICF.-PropOsals will he received 1T tho
"a, ~ the nrpaifmru ~ Public charities and toIfs
tom Ne sdayc. unti April 3D. ISL, for steam heating
v,s and planning work and materials Z" De dome 10 40
Ming q" Insane A-} lun fnr u Information Sc Ny
I.',uid. i"r salt at SO . q ny Han
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will be
y received at oLc II the Fire Department unil Nay
l. fo Forage Eor lull Information tty Record Tor
1t No tity Hall
NOTICE.---Sc.llcd Proposals viii be received
y On, office 81 The Fire department. 10 and ~ M'itrr
uti May - i--l, ~ building houses fr LngiEr Co"
u,- "a md p PR full information SEE Cly Record
f,i sal At ~ City li~i
NOTICE.---Scalcd Proposals will be received
y AZ me Hall U0ari 81 Education until May >, --l,
f., tr.iing and painting Grammar school House No a,
lut-t and fl heating apparatus fnt bfauEI4r
sl iiu~' 40 80 iast I'D Il. Fr iul Information so
",ty hr.oui" ior sale at No. CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28
GOVERNMENT DIRECTORS OF THE UNION PA
CIFIC.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-President Garfield
Ass appointed the following named gentlemen to act Us
Dovernment Directors Of the Union Pueblo Railroad
Company for the ensuing year: Kountze OF YORK
STty r. Everest Cleveland, q. X. VI. Baker. Racine
Via Chas b. Peck. Port Huron. Mich and Geo w.
Brpst, Omaha, Seb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

lnrrern rasnIrnpsc ANA os-on, Concord end Mon'res
raiIroals the memorandum agreement drawn np III hVs
son f,w weeks AGO for pooling oi al business De,
tween Canadian and New -ingnud poin ny Tue Nitd
Vermont and Southeastern lines, was i0ihial' i
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

AT TIE SENIOR UNITED.-COlonel (tO pomp-
o.s steward lIulo how this see woolcorAs
n,c shiinusn. Why, az tue Junior They Only cha,s9
fuir !'-Si 'w aul: Every likely, hlr Ihc Junior vi
heat h.Liy .lI4lk .-lluHCh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-28

A POOLING ARRANGEMENT COMPLETED.
MONTREAL, April 27.-The pooling arrange
pent between the Central Vermont and South Eastern
Railways have been perfected and sgued by the pres
hent OF each road.