New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AWARDS FOR STREET CLEANING.

AWARDS FOR STREET CLEANING.
The contracts for street cleaning in the First ana
missioner Coleman. The First District inciudes all
that part of the city west of Broadway and south vi
Fourteenth-st. The contract was was awarded WA 10
The Second District comprises that portion Of the
city lying east of Broadway and south oil f9u our
teenth-st The contract was awarded 70 1eou3Lo
S225 600 yearly Work will be begun on February
l, under the terms Of the contTaciS nc pluueiS
were required TO deposit Sl0,o0o WIN IN, @
Ter as an additional security for the faithful per
Torrance Of ell the terms and conditions OF inc con-
tract or agreement. ANY contract maze oy ing
Commissioner Of Street Cleaning may be terminated
on ten day $ notice by him, With Tie approval Of the
Mayor. e.,.... r,;,,o., ,rd
J. y. Saith, who QuaIly IL S2UoOo CoJJH, w u
Walton's sGTotics are j. 7. Robinson ana W. L'
Jenkins jr, Tor TI9,OOO each' -, ...,,.
The list of streets To hc cleaned daily 'r-WcoEN
ana seIni-wcckly has been heretofore gwen IN HE
CRIR1-VF The figures at which the contracts are
awarded are deemed low by persons VINO haNe Ha-,o
the work study or by experience know us rec. ire
Yi.pt-. They duub; whether any profit VIII &C ,Ue
10 the contractor he lives nj 10 the Terms oI ms
agreement Nh Walton who has received 'nc con-
tact for the Second District IN Wn'A are many .i
the most thiCky pOpu4tet localities ia We DtIT'
will probably have tWo-h. r>c wagons 20 remove cue
refuse and ashes ius cad 81 the amaA one. yS'aF
carts nov n ne. H. thinks thai E'.sl cen V5
I'm, can ~, saved in tlie way. Some Of me sF'c'S
10 bc c'glnc1 arc two niles from tic GN' Ns N4;'
and q two horse WAGON winch VIII hold troi! foT
f1f..
would Doe no small item OF saving. en- 10 ..,I
wort performed fer contractor by the Iaho[yrS VIII
probably exceed thst done Tor the "liN Nhlie tue
,,.s n,id nv coutT9cIo rS day iahOJ"rN are. aS
1ulc. lover man those paid by the civ MI IL
tor viii also avail himself, as far as Pos'l'l'' Oh
machinery iOr cleaning tie >iicr.S
FUNERALS OF TWO PROMINENT MEN
The funeral Of Edwin W. Stouehton took place
Yesterday morning at Calvary irotsNjaut IIIsc"E"i
church, at FouItn-ayc. and Twenty-frst-st. III,
church was we'll filled with In'"nelS, many oI
whom we're people pronlnc't lh Pc 90
As the hears" drew mp IN mont ~ uit choltn th'
NJ Iibeor,rs formed a double line in the ves'Ihulc.
Thev vcr, ex-Prcsident Grant, Secretary Of iHe
Navy Hunt, Judge John X. Grady Ionmotoie 4
Elalclfurl John Jacob Aston, Albert B,erSt2dt
ex-Postlna Strr- General James, Admiral lie roy
Clarence :. Seward General Nuuun. T. ~ LicAcI-
sou and /. j. MusgTJNe. ne oHcl1liIS I''IsS
men the Rev. IrS. Henry c. Potter ana h"o'I' =
Rowland. and the Rev. AeSsrs. W. u; alAcI :. =
Weston aud Edward Weston met the boa$ 81 'ii'
door of the church The coffin was mounted IN 'll
yer and covered with black cloth. yea. 81 p'h
and a branch of immoTtcilesr Sieq omit. ne SILVER
plate bore simply the name iGo daie oil bli'h ana
time OF q,alh. A"n a"rs NJ S.ootlton. The
Fsge Colonel and Mrs &. b. StCDghton, Mr.. ana
Mrs W n. Hooper the latter a niece OF cA-hlhl>'ei
stOughon, and ). - C. Drew. pom ih@ iuH ,' d,
and the burial service Of the Episcopal 'huCl "yIe
read After the service the body MAS taken 10 lne
Grand Central Depot, W mere me Tea';Nt, 'o9H l"c
1I.2O tram Oh The NtW-NOYk and NCW-it&N,D
RaiIro.d for Windsor Vermont, where the uterMeut
will take place. Among hose who were present al
the funeral service were tN-U"Ntii"r Nvisddh
Hamilton Fish, Postmaster PEARSON DAVID DudtS
Field, ex-senator ConkllhGi judges tI."nnc "'I
Scdgwick cX-IUdges Peabody and Sutherland, D.
H. BrstoW Wliliam DIEI I E"'Jt o,gaT Ioin T.
Lydecker Wilson q. Hunt; DolMan d. L4Iou
William Fullerton, = h. NJ. barrow I0HItl5:HI
Palmer, cx-Judgcs Shipman and Beach, fIeotIloK
r. Coudcrt Dock Commissioner Laimbecr, Clark
Bell. Commissioner John \. shields Geoi@e VI v AZ
Mort Pierre C. Van Wyc6, Juage Armour, g. /.
4 i. RiIr gN-i
'I; ne or Dr. john W Draper was held yes
teIdiy morning Ia ST. Marks Church. at second
ave. GnI Trnth,-t The Rev. G. Is. Reese, OF Hast
inps read the Protestant Episcopal burial service
assisted by the Rev. Is. Morgan the ASSISTANT e,.H
OF ct. Mark, Church. ILe body nay IL q HOHg
mounted c0th-Coycrcd oak coffin. upon WA-cA ere
two sbeaves of wheat, cross and bouquet %
flowers Inc palioeaIers were: EHMi's BuIb,
Thomas Cochran Professor l.. A. Johus0A, IIolGS-
sot Alfred {. Post, Andrew ii. Green, imam l
CHRISTIE President +. A. i. Barnard aud Professor
II q DoIeuus The members Ot the family present
were as follows: Professor John (. Draper IloI'o-
sor Hcnry Draper Professor Daniel DIari, MI;
Henry Draucr Mr. and Mr.. u yltOn NaulN, EuNaId
Dixon. John Maury Miss Many, Francis Gardner,
Mss Draper, Miss Dixon, Mrs. Vessels M 4AH
MIs Wight Represe9iE w Jo ,, . r ~ ~,
loD Johnston, Dr. = @. NGuderpOcl Join T.. PARSONS
DR.. c. f. deems, William Allen Butler, W. l.
Whceock, smith I. Lane, d.. b. 3. AycIlsG g. n.
faculties of science, arts medicine ana law con
uectedJwlth The university were all present among
DloLd being IIOitSsDls NH iii, bAli4i 60
Cfuu ot the ac44t mic &c llh'u'} an - . ~
Weisse Loouiis Wright, Roosa ana Daring, OF lh6
medical depar meut. In one gallery sat nearly 200
medica students and in the other gallery about 500
students of law science and art Many Gl the
eluuul of the university present, and also
REPRESENTATIVES of the New-York Academy OF Medi-
cine OF which DR.. d. aper was an aSsOciatSi OF inc
New-York Historical Society, OF when hc VAS an
honorary member; committee from the Aete0roiog-
ical society al Washington; members OF the idcu
1irs of the Universities of Vermont and Pennsyl-
yauio and lie kew A. V. ClarkSon, the Rev, /. a.
HoIcr. George Jones, Dr. H. c. Cooper, d. "; VI.
Carpenter, b. H. Field the Rev. Dr; NI NJ
Puranes, of Sing Sing, Samuel COnover, Dr. W. T..
BnG Dr. w Wright. DR.. Markoe and DE- G. h.,
I;II:v. TITO iufcrtnpnt took place in Greenwood