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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Thu party who was seen to take an
overcoat nom the Grand Centrai hotei
Monday morning, will save trouble by
returning ghe same Immediately, to
IL. w, Il. TOwNE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

a car load of all kinds Of heating and
cooking stoves have just been received
ut Burleigh's mammoth store. Now Is
the time to call while the stock In CONF
plete, 7tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

/ will bet any man from 800 t.
5000 that Phil. Brady will be the mex
.,heriff OF Custer county. Man ant
money can he found at keg saloon un
til day OF the election. l5tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Ch,r.ey Brown delivered lecture
yesterday in one of the club rooms on
In r, or,tion. Charley Is just as good
Of ,ctlring as he is al auctioneering,
an, ,n the latter he takes the cake.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

The saloons are all closed to-day, but
Al y.L are very dry go around to the
Ouci: door.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

a npw floor was laid yesterday In
Sa,,.r drug store. This shows that
ento rise is not lacking In this firm
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

a I. Logan, of the Daily Press,
VII attacked by John Chinnick last
nj hit n the Cosmopolitan theatre. A
Il. ll ,nsued which attracted quite n
crowd. no damage done.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

For o fine drink or the best cigar In
the city, 60 to Madam Green's, corner
of Main and sixth street. Attentive
walters are always at hand to serve
drinks ON short notice. Open day and
night. l6tf.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Vote the republican ticket Tuesday,
AMI II ninety Its on Wedns,y morning
To- ar county warrants. The repub-
lic.n ticket means method In the man
a. gs..rnt of county affairs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

All kinds Of hot drinks to suit all
weather and tastes nrtistically com
pounded Mt the Keg saloon. l-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Leighton, Jordan 4 Go. received
al,avy slOck of goods yesterday, and
We busily engaged during the day in
st ny them Into the new building
10. to r occupied by this solid firm.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

For the next thirty days, / will sell
diamonds, gold aud silver watches
chains, rings, &C., for cOst
l4tf. 8. ASHLEY.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

DO not pass the Keg saloon without
dropping In for q nice drink Of good
liquor or fine cigar. l-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

John Cninnick says he was offered
IS ~ to work for johnson, but declined
ar he would rather work for Brady for
nothing than getting whole livery
st. he by working for johnson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07
ITEMS FOR ELECTION DAY.

The Duliiess appeared yesterday and
still, the world moves on.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07
Sewing Machines.

Now on hand twenty-five of the new
light running Domestic sewing ma
chimes, Special terms and prices fol
the next fifteen days.
l3tf MILES 4 STREvELL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07
as1xeai Htaxeai

etovesi Stovesi
All kinds of heating and cooking
stoves, ut Burleigb's. TT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Lost, strAyed or stolen, one female
black and tan shepherd dog, with col
lAr around neck 70 which was attached
u small chain. Five dollars reward
will be paid for Its return to the Grand
Central hotel.
1918 X. II. MCLEAN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07
0pan n.

Day and night is the famous Side.
board Saloon. IA.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

The Sideboard saloon
For choicest liquors and cigars in the
city, IA,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Choice brands of liquors at Kee
saloon. 1-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07
Nothing.

But the best at the Sideboard Saloon
a..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-11-07

Go to the sideboard Saloon and get a
good drink or smoke. IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON Friday Feb. 10 1852.
Senator Edmunds has returned from ST. Lo'is, ana oc
cupiei his seat III the Senate today.
The Board of Army Engineers appointed to consider
pan for the improvement of the Potomac River began
IFS labOIs to-day.
Leave of absence for months, surgeons certif
cate of disability. has been granted Major David H.
BTotherton, 7tb Infantry.
Up the close o? business today United states oonS
had been redeemed at tue Treasury follows: Under
the l05th call Sl9399,9JO, and under the Iooth c'I
$l694O,sO0.
A Naval Board with Rear-Admral Rodgers as presi
dent met at the Navy Department to-day 10 consider
the propostion of constructing railroad bridge across
the Thames River near the Navy Yard, at New-L0hdOn
Conn.
WI RidweI a clerk in the office Of the Commissioner
of Customs Treasury Department died suddenly mt the
office about II o'clock today from attack OF heart
disease. He appointed from Virginia III 1891, ana
has served in the department ever since.
The 70 lowing internal revenue appointments were
made to-day Louis Geisbauer storekccper for the With
District of Kentucky: Thomas NJ Reed, r, Gauger for
tie District OF Wyoming Territory Harmon White,
otorekeepcr aud Gager for the lHth District OF Mary
land.
delegation numbering about sixty persons, withB.
f. Campbell chairman, from Southeastern Dakota,
waited upon the President to-day and submitted rcso
luton asking the removal of Governor Ordway. The
delegation also asked TIC Presidents influence III securnS
the division and admission Of the Territory. Delegate
Pcttgrew accompanied the delegation.
The horses attached TO passing carriage in this cty
ran against Senator Lamar yesterday evening, ana
knocked him down. He not seriously injured, but
considerably hrlised and suffers from the accident
to-day, although he has made his appel uaupI
the senate Chamber.
Captain James h. ellis has been ordered to command
the Minnesota on February IS Commander H. L. Har
vison has been detached from the command OF the Mini
uesoa, and ordered to special duty. william H. Arm-
strong the newly continued Commissioner OF Railroads
received his commission ths afternoon, ana VIII DcSlh
the discharge oI his duties Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
CUBAN AFFAIRS.

HAVANA. Feb. s.-The Government has or.
dered that enrry ot cattle duty free, into the nrs-
dction of Trinidad santo sprtls shall after
March lst
HAvANt, Feb. 4.-The Maian2as Exhibition Which
opened on January 30. differs very little from that Of
last year. The exhibits have not ALIAS YET been placed
in po,i.on The only noteworthy feature OF the pres
cLt exhibition as compared with last Gears ~ the
greater number of exhibits from spain and the presence
Of few from tIe European Continent
company has been formed IN this ciiy end patron.
ized by ladiug merchants aud planters TO promote the
raising Of i've stock at santa Espirtus.
Tie ne grocs the plantation called SANTA Snzana, IN
the iurl-diction .; Maanzas attempted 10 create q
.erfnIs revolt recently bur order rceiorrd.
Re ports r0iu different sections Of the Island state that
the prOracted dronth IL causing damage even 10 tb-
cane now beGgCut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
FP4GMEYTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
KILLED BY \ BOY

y
KEoKTK. Iowa, Feb. 1O.-A boy, the son OF
A. F. Graham. killed lad named Hopkins with club
during a quarrel yesterday.
4 GREAT ELEVATOR NEARLY COMPLETE.
CUICAGO. Feb. 1O.-Thr Chicago, Rock
Island ana Pacific Railroad Company elevator will
bc completed IN days II is on Twellthst ana the
river and has a capacity Of l,3OO,OOJ burhclS
Killed BY THE GAZING IN OF MINE.
BrsNARCK, -. T., Feb. lO.-A dispatch to
The Tridac from Helena Mont. says: Colonel rhac,
min was accidentally killed Yesterday by Jhc chNnS VI OF
The Barker silver mine . . .......
CUtCAGO. Feb. 10.-The fOrgeTs arrested on
Wcdncdav have been sent 10 ail III default Of bail The
1is of witnesses showed tina about twenty city firms and
nl tbe principal banks had been selected AZ vctiin'
Finn checks had been obtained 10y the prisoners and
Autographed for purposes of forgery
SHOOTING \ GIRL An u THEN HIMSELF.
CUCAGO. Feb. lO.-At No. l,5t3 Michigan
ave mi. afternoon George Robinson, alias English
george" driver of an ice wagon, sr0 Mary Bacon ser
;aut girl inticius mortal wound, ana then "pchlh ,
dead M her feet The r had refused To marry hobin-
son She Is not expected to live.
vr.urCAI STUDENTS AND THEIR CHASTITY PRIZE
MADISON. Wis. Feb. lO.-P Police officers
soar+hrj thc hois- Of hir Heron, prominent ci len
i'm ,chon .vera state University stud MS boald, ana
10 have sot the boIy from the p1orhor, b consider
al. cxctcmcut IL occision"d on me theefN i,il the
body il NOT that oi papper, and was never hurled
THE METHODIST BOOK COMMITTEE.
CrNCINNATL Feb. lO.-At the meeting at the
,,.t tnnl, Committee Yesterday the resignation Of
i'h, nf Ncw-D.lcaus. acctpirC ana The Rev l. H.
tshua1 was elected 10y the coul ie" ana me concur
,',' ynt. ~ bishops Ney Merrill and Narnct II vas
decided dis on iHuc me Hf""''St A"'"u' q. 'll'u
eyu.n.Ds The OF $4,000 Wac hpJrOr"t'd Tor the
salary OF bishops tLls year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
THE HOUSE WASTING IT'S TINE.


WASHINGTON Feb. 1O.-This "private bill
dayn in the House, and when that body began
work on the private calendar this morning, it con-
tanned the titles of IGs bills. The whole day was
speut on private business and when the House ad-
iourned late thit afternoon lG7 bills remained on
the private calendar one only having been
passed Besides these three were fourteen private bills
from the Senate. Al this rate 1t would require all
the FRIDAYS of there years and half for the House
10 dispose of the bills IFS private calendar
This simple statement ought to show how perfectly
absurd il i for Congress to attempt to dispose OF
private claims by separate bills to meet each case
The task is simply impossible There are 10 pub
lie bills and resolutions the House calendar ill.,
cludnc three general appropriation bills, the
Iant Commission bill the Apportonment bill and
many other measures of Importance.
In spite of this fact, however the House voted al
most unanimously to adjourn until next Monday.
The House calendar already occupies two dozen
pages and the indications now are that at the end
Of the Ssion there will ne more enormous load of
unfinished busincss Oh hand than there was at the
final adjournment OF the last Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11

Complaints coz Of ' the Gnatelnalan Mnister are
nct sincere, and the GoyernmGnt iat.,t OF Gen tbe
facts from those presented to the ciovcrnment
at Washington The fact that Mexico mas tried re-
peacdly accurately to determine the boundary
by means OF engineers appointed from both coun
tries, will show two things TO Mr. Morgan; First
that the Mexican Government desired to BRING
about just and pacific settlement OF the
boundary question; and sccO'd that it Is
net possible even to say at present Whe'her
that question, or any part OF IT, can 1e
submitted to afbitratGn. MsXcS mas &c IePShhsS PGhs as
with the Department or District OF So'ohus'o,
which has been in its possession for so many years
cannot with propriety admit that question among
the pretensOns of Guatemala. The only question
which II cOnld discuss was regarding the hound'c
rcs of ChiapaS and SOconuScO from IN" direction ol
Guatemala and il i, because of this that the from
tier had been explored and mapp d out. Mexico
will rover forget tie generous moral support OF me
United states, VIXEN it was being invaded by for
egn army.
In the same note Mr. Baine's it is said that when
the FOR cs under the Emperor Iturbidc occupied
great part OF Central America, changes III The Tor
tunc OF the war caused them 70 abandon all that
territory, excepting Soconnsco and ChiapaS, and
that when Mexico constituted itself republic II
did not dies ssi from claims founded in the imperial
pclcy Of absorption and conquest. There aTc some
historical errors i'll this, and one espcriiily arising,
as before stated, from imp1Ssioned state
OF Mexico is not known. Even during the Empire
of turide it was not conquest but the free will Of
the people of SOConuSc0 and Chlapas, Nhlch deter
mined their anneXa ion to Mexico, and this also de-
tcrmined the annexation of all the provinces OF
Central America, excepting Salvador. Later, taking
advantage of that same liberty. they separated from
Mexico and formed a republic with Guatemala.
This did nOJ include Cbiapas and Soconusco which;
when Mexico became a republic, reiterated
their purpose of remaining Incorporated with this
last nation. All the efforts to fix the boundaries b.
means of diplomacy have cmanattd from McNlco.
The omissions and errors Of General Bauios in hi,
information to the President OF the Cniel States in
re crence TO the question Of boundaries oudemn
ness aid sincerity. From the facts
briefly noted and from others We are
authorized 10 believe that thr Government Of Gen
States, has not pro o>ed it would have il appear
t. arhi rariOn st le tia" queS ion of bonn
daricS It's objec, III pretending TO desire arbitra-
ton has been only to gain Zine 5 on form occd-
sionsD to continue lis par ia invasions, and TO
weaken the actir of the Mexican Government IN
the simple defence of the Na;ioMal leIrtOry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
FORFlGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, Eel. 10, 1882.
Baron T. Alhmdra Tie erazmn MIN ter to Russia ta'
N. Layron. who started a Nhis fund H. Patis VIII 10
expelled from France.
Mr. Bradaugh addressed ns constituents today. lie
was en- hu>i lstically received
The British bark Cherokee. Captain O'Malcy. from
Ncw-Yor, December 80 for Liverpool wa" abandoned
January lG.
The Island of Ccyon is suffering greatly from the cof
zee blight. The crop is worth only i23O'ooo asanss
an eel mated yala. Of &6,OO"Voo
The Cuiou line steamer Nevada aud the 'nmard limo
steamer Boiana, both from New-iork February l. have
arrived at queenstown IN thcir way To Liverpool
The Republicans celebrated the anuyoIoa,y Of the
declaration of the ketHph- In Io''' ~ d '''"'' 10
Madrid tonight
di.patch 10 The standard from Vienna says: II is
reported from Jerusalem that band OF sixty 'hald'ahS
have c,c,rated the holy and destroyed h' aa'
and images Of saints.
In Bcrlin a sentinel Of the Fusiiier Guards, who
recently fir d or crowd OF boys who were teasing bin
killing t,go OF ihcn been declared blam'css by the
outuortics. Tho D. raj pr - Is ibdIguhhl'
If l. stated that the Marquis of Iunuy, against whom
warrant Of the Mansion House Police Court Is out,
hased ON a charge Of obtaining money under false pre-
enoes is preparing to leave Greece Ior the western
states IN America
The Lord Mayors Jewish Relief Fund now amounts 10
st3OO0 The widow Of Baron James Roth,chld sub
sribel 2OG. special grant from The fnd Of R6,COo
hus uecu made TO -sst 313 refugees who now jour
ucying Hamburg 10 Liverpool route tO America.
The first trial OF strength In the French senate since
the recent of has resulted IA the reec
ton the bin ,ainst domcilary visits and cxpusOns
from Onastcries rs Of lJ7 TO lOl showing that
NJ jules -imOns party longer has casting vote on
such questions.
The annual report OF the National Rife Association
pressed tho belief that the cOncs between the repre-
-entatyes OF Great Britain and the United states would
be- of the greatest national interest The council or the
association viii do s utmost to carry IL out In manner
worthy Of its importance.
Lord AgcrHon Percy Conservative has been returpea
10 the House or for Westminster, without oppo-
sition The Liberals when the vacancy was nrst known'
uavor,d TO induce John Morley (iibera) 10 he can
d,llr but upon his refusal apparently despaneu OF INC
ucctss 0f anyone else.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
BUSINESS INTERESTS ABROAD.

LONDON, Feb. IO.-The official lquidator OF
the Paris Union Generate Is about 10 10 Vienna 20 az
certain the relations between the Union Generate
ana the Vienna Landcrbank particularly whether the
capital Of both IL the same.
There has been considerable withdrawal Of gold OH
foreign account from the Imperial Bank Of Germany at
Berlin.
The Manchester Guardian in III commercial article
saws: The market Hat. Though prices almost un
chan yrd the tendency - favor OF buvcr The break
i'm Tue price of cotton at Liverpool and IN the United
states il watched with much interest"
4 Liverpool grain circular says: AT toiays market
there = n, a thin attendance. Wheat was IN very lm-
tied demand Fine winter realized pre- yOur rates owing
to scarcity oLcv grades were Id lower. Flour wac IN
moderate conslmptiye request. but unchanged Corn
was inactive and rccodcd slgdtly.'
Mr. Waite. "a wooden merchant ~ Leeds, nae f1leh
with liabilities amounting 10 Rl20.000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
FURNITURE BURNED 1T BOSTON,

BOsTON, Feb. 1O.-A fire broke out tonight
in the basement Of Doe & Hunncwelrs furniture manu-
factory al Washington and Avery-sts. The flames
destroyed stock of mahogany, ebony, walnut ash and
other kinds Of valuable lumber and large quantity Of
costly furniture furniture coverings and trim
Ilinss. The nsurances on the stock aggre-
gate $4,000. Of which $Gij00 is placed as
follows: In The EaWhurcTTGuen, Manufacturers, Of
HoStDn Providence NafhinciOn Of Providence, West
chester, First National, Of MOrccstcT, American Central
Citizens, " NcW-JrrHcy, HcTdcn II. Paul, orient,
Tricsnicn'H, ErtcrGusc, Of Cincinnati New Hampshire
and PhuIX Of London. $500 each Metropolis, 5000
GeImaia, $500; Wontcrl $1,000 Peoples, u Newark
$3.50; Merchants, of Providence, $500 Imperial
Nerthcrn 5000, and American Exchange. - 900
The total lcfs cannot be Obtained II this hour but II is
not believed that the insurance viii IT, The build
in, is owned by Edward Bangs, trustee and Is L.uch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
HONE RIFLE HOPES EXCITED.

LONDON, Feb. l0.-Mr. GladstOne's speech in tho
House of Commons last evening, on NJ. Smyths
amendment declaring il impracticable 20 long as
the Irish are unable define clearly where local af
fairs end and imperial affairs begin, has created q
sensation. The Times considers this manner OF meet
ing the demand Of the Home Ruers showed an un-
fortunite departure from the settled practices of re-
sponsible politicians The StGRddrd says the answer
will certainly he construed as an encouragement 10
preserve Imagination. The Do;Iy telegraph declares
that statesmen ouside of the influence of the Treas
ury consider it an invitation to reopen the discus
sion. The Morning Post says II is direct Indictment
to the Home Rulers to pcrsevere. The Daily Neus
contends that Mr. Giadsone's meaning is mistaken.
Mr. COttcrell Solicitor for the Landed Estates
Commission Court. Las been compelled 10 resign i'm
consequence OT inadvertently SaHctioning the lssne
from the Commission offices OF . pamphlet contain
ing Land Lcaguc doctrines The aHar has caused
much sensation.
parliamentary return shows that there were
1891 persons cyictrd i'm Ireland IN 1851, of whom
lO.O62 were Tcadmlttcd as tenants and clIetahcrs.
There granted ,124 ciectm'nt drcrc"s ior the
nOnpaymcnt of rents, representing arrears ol rent
amounting 70 t47OO0.
Luciftr uatche, were discovered in the Davenport
DOckyard IN some balcd oakuM, which originally
came from Duhn Orders have been issued 20 eX-
anime all the bales on their receipt VAS formerly
the u,tom during the Fenian scare.
in the House of Commons tonight debate was
resumed on Mr. NcCpThys amendment 10 the Adj
dress Nr. Porter SOhCltOr-lcnerai for Ireland, de-
Tended the sub-ronimissOprlS, Who he eald, were
upright men of all shades of politics. The debate
was adjourned
Mr. Mccarthy read a cable dispatch from Mr..
Ilcdly who announces his intention 10 return TO
England forthwith and answer Nh. Forsters mis-
statements. Mr.. Forster sand he was clrd TO hear IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
AcLAMs COMMISSION IN SESSION.

WAsHNGTON, Feb. 1O.-Ihe Freuch and
American Claims Commission met today Leave was
grated IN Ito two ~ f. LOUIS Maiete against
the United the widow and heirs TO appear and
Prosecute the CLAIM The Commission gave leave 10
amend memorials In the cases 0f Jeanette against the
United States Guiberteau against the United states and
Warren Ct 0 against the Unted States The following
Cases dismissed harie Aiser agangt the United
States, Abraham Bloch against the United States aud
BortlGla against the United States. In the OF
WIZ, administration, against the United States, the
Court permitted the French counsel file certificates
SLOWING the French citizenship OF certain porsons heirs
To the deceased MAN. The c0uase for the United States
saAed for letters roatory in the cases OF krear against
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
ST. LOUIS TRADERS EXCITED.

ST. Louis. Feb. 1O.-The excitement on
Change at the opening this morning was intense and
dcmonstratiye. Desperate efforts were made by both
sides to control the market the "lonZs" insisting on
higher prices and the shorts" pcrsiSeniy attempting
to reduce Finally excitement ran so high that
panic seemed imminent and several OF thc principal
shorts then agreed tO d" more trading except m
settlement. This almost nstIn'l stopped the trading
and nc cxccmeE5 sabsided. greatly 10 the relief or ev
eryhody. -, q,
Al The 30 o'clock call % motion put and carried
that All deals should he regarded ~ IN settlement.
Prices then advanced 10 II cents. and trading pro
ceeded quietly and with de""rtn. No Suspensions were e.
announced this morning, and new ruWors of trouble
ha a far been heard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
ARMED WITH COMBINES LETTER.

KINGSTON, \. Y, Feb. 1O.-An account was
given in THE TRIGYE few days ago of the unsuccessful
visit of n party Of Orange County stalwarts with
Jerry" Drew, Captain Dickcy and James H. GOolale at
their head TO Washington TO secure the removal of Col
leotor stivers Of this Int rnal Revenue District They
fonnd the President dnclncd to Styers and put
GOOdale in bis place Now however these have gone
again the President fully armed" they say, with a
letter Ruscoc Conkng which, ia stated urges the
prompt dismissal OF Mr. SvcTs and the appointment Of
Mr.. Goodae the place. They feel very confident OF
now but Mr. StyeIs not much exercised over
the ter. He is willing to abide the President +
lpciaiuO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
THE SENATE CHIEF CLERKsHIP.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-The Republican
Senator's held brief this afternoon at which it
determined to resist any motion that may he offered
TO bring up Mr. Harriss resolution for the appointment
OF Neil s. Brown jr, OF Nashville, Tenn, Acting Chief
Clerk of the Senate the being of opinion that IL
nadvisabe disturb the present arrangement in regard
to the Senate Offices 1t also decided that in the
of the Harris resolution being brought before the
Senate for action the Republicans will support an amend
ment substituting for the position the name 0f harles
W. Johnson of Minnesota, who received the Replpntdn
caucus nomination for the Chief Clcrkshp last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-11
BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT WORK.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Bids were opened
to-day by the Supervising Architect Of the Treasury ior
iron door and windowframes at the Cincinnati Custom
House as follows: Mcmahon Il Lyon. Sl44,o14 90 {;
Bartlett Hayward & Co, $l62,7 ,7O3 So Haugh, Kctcham
Il Co., $l2l,s43; snead Il Company Iron "orkT'
Sl3i,9OS II; Joseph Hall & Co., Sll72Os 20; Phgni1
company of Trenton Sl22123 j2 The contract will be
awarded TO Joseph Hall & Co.
Bids were also opened courtyard roof and ceiling OF
the Custom House at Albany follows: liaigh
Kctcham Il Co.. 81 ,22S 10; Phoenix Company OF ITeI
ton SI3,l37 80; James Mckinney, Sl7333; Snead
Company Iron Works, SI5,4l9. laugh, ketcham Co.
will be awarded the contract