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buffalo express tot xxvi thursday january 5 1871 no 8479 by telegraph weathek rjeport-jajl 181 l ttn rtnm iamaitii milan nf tim sad hc portafer ihe basil ft caavn luumrvuloai washington the army examining board washington jan 4.—tho army exam ining board or which gen hancock was president was dissolved unlay and the generals composing it ordered to their rcapective comma-id the board has re ported unfavorably upon 2 m cusem an . favor ably upon 21 four cases were returned to the adjutant general office as not being acted upon thirty cases were withdrawn from the board by the war department and seven officers failed to answer the sum mons the pacific railroad bonds the committee on appropriations made a report to-day in favor of ibe bill provid ing as to tbe pacific railroad bonds that all sums due or to become due ior interest shall constitute a hen on all lands which have been or may be so granted and which re mains undisposed of by the companies this the committee say simply gives tbe united states ii mortgage for the debt due from their debtor treasury disbursements the following are the disbursements of tbe the treasury department for december ex clusive of tbe amount paid on the account ol the public debt civil and miscellaneous 55,294,tt4_!."7 war 6,259,760.73 navy s2 ,-___>. ii i..3-3 interior pensions and indian 1,720,135.99 total 14,622,669.82 a veto the president sent a message to the house to-day vetoing the bill for the relief of charles cooper oasbom jones jerome cowlev wm hannigan and john hanni gan the bill directs the discontinuance of the suit against these parties for the enforce ment of a bond executed by them to the united states but makes no provision for tbe abandonment of a pretended claim of . ii 1 parties against tbe united states grow ing out of tbe same transactions the presl ili'itt thinks if tbey are released from their bond the united states should be protected from their cluim the indian appropriation bill the indian appropriation bill reported to day appropriates four million three bund dred and fifty-nine thousand five hundred and nine dollars the lincoln statue vinnie ream's statue of lincoln will be erected in the rotunda of the capitol in a few days the new york central railroad scrip tax in response to a resolution requesting the secretary of the treasury to communicate io the senate the proceedings that have been had relative to the collection of tax ou 45 000,000 tbe scrip dividend of the new york central railroad company and whether aid tax has been paid into the treasury secretary boutwell to-day returned a copy sfa communication addressed to him by the acting commissioner of internal revenue in which besßfa the only instance iv which liability ol the new york central railroad to a tax on scrip dividend has been referred to this office for consideration and decision relates to the question of taxing as scrip dividend the sum of 036,000 the same representing the issue of the company on december 19th 1868 of interest certifi cates to the amount of 80 per cenl of its capital stock the proceedings of thisoffiee with reference to assessing and collecting a tax of 5 per cent on said 80 per cent scrip issue has been as follows on the 17th of june this ofiice directed supervisorsmythe of the northern district of new york to investigate the affairs of the new york cen tral railroad company with special refer ence to its liability to tax upon the aforesaid issue on the 16th of february 1870 in view of the evidence presented by smythe supervi__t o'donnel his successor was instructed to cause the immediate as sessment of a tax of 5 per centum on said scrii march stb 1870 an assess ment of 1,151,800 the same representing a tax of five per cent upon 23,046,000 was made against this company and a list con taining said assessment psssed to collector bailey this assessment wasordered at the time in order to save the government from being barred from tbe assessment o a tax under the fifteen months limitation aud to enable the question of liability to be deter mined upon tbe claim for abatement or refunding as the case may i the tax has not yet been collected the collec tion has been suspendad at three different times—once by a telegram dated march 26th 1 70 and again by letter dated april 9th ih7o and the last suspension was ordered on the sm of november when collection was stayed until january 2d 1871 these sus pcn>ions had been ordered at the urgent re quest of commodore vanderbilt and others in behalf of tbe company in order that they might as they claimed have ample oppor tunity to collect and forward evidence iv behalf of the company it is proper to add that the seeming delay on the part of this office in deciding to collect tbe aid tax has arisen from what it conceived to lie not only tlie desirable nest but tbe necessity of having all the statements of the company on its own behalf before returning so import ant a question and from the repeated de lays of the company in furnishing such statements enatur prague's cotton specula tions on the 14th of december senator sprague offered a resolution calling for a copy of the report of judge holt relative to unlawful traffic he was charged with being engaged in with one hoyt byron sprague wm h reynolds and others in answer to this res olution the secretary of war to-day aent to the enateacopyofa letter written by judge holt in lfwjs to the secretary of war slating that hoyt who resided in texas at the breaking out of the rebellion made bis way n-irth where in the fall of 1862 he effected an engagement with william pprague for undertaking to get cotton out cf texas four firm-ktook an interest in tbe venture sprague a si reynolds a co taft a co and knight a co.—and all of providence r 1 each firm furnishing 25,000 vessels were purchased and each was loaded with a cargo of ma chinery arms etc and cleared for foreign ports uut were ran to texas sometimes under a changed flag hoyt proceeded thith er upon one of the vessels carrying letters of introduction from governor spragu commending him to general butler and ad miral karragul tba cargoes wera sold in texas and tbe proceeds were invested in cotton william sprague has written sev eral letters to general dix in regard to tbe case in none of which doea he admit and in one of which he denies a knowledge of hovt and of the details ot tbe operation such as is indicated by letters from him found on hoyt who expressly declares william sprague u have been cognizant of the progress of tbe business and lo have advised aad aided it to tba utmost of hie power it is stated by wm sprague that tbe ooject waa to aid union citizens la texas and obtain infor mation for tba govern meat but no one elae conneected with tbe venture seems to bave viewed it in that light aad byron sprague his partner who had special charge of tbe speculation plainly describes it as sa under taking to get out cotton majror general dix in a letter te tha secretary of war ks tbe parties who furnish-d the capi knowing bow it was to be employed were wm sprague ualted states senator byroa sprague bis brother aad wm h heynolds co judge holt ftirtber say tke high social steading ef these gentle rsen bakes the case sb of grea if-ieacy and i regard it also sa a qaastsa d importance whether the uroßssrhag gainst them should ba by a miluary eafl niflriou or in adrll court whether til fceu charrad-if prov-d eoostltou a met vlelatfe of ths b-wb of war or a high crime under the conrtitation of the itdlted states there are at tout two witmnet to the fact of illicit trade and ample written proof it appears that among the article purchased la kewtorfc to be tajkea to texas were some arm snd ammunition and on the invoice of the cargo with which hoft went from ha ant to metamoraa wen thousands of cart ridges and percussion caps from in examination of all the papers this bureau is of the opinion tbm persons who were engaged in this unlawful traffic may be brought to trial before a gen eral court martial under the 60th article of war for r.hevinj tne enemy with more md ammunition or by military commission for violating the laws of war in trading aiid holding intercourse with the enemy it is for the secretary of war to declare whether in view ot all the drcumsudoes and of the present condition of affairs theliftrial shall be ordered indian mattsrp commissioner parker had an interview with the president to-day he will u-k m investigation into the charges made by mr welch of gross mismanagement in the'oper ations of the indian bureau ilist congress—seco2td session washington jan i senate numerous petitions were presented from individual for the removal of political disabilities mr siikrman rep o presenrm a communication enclosing the opinion uf the attorney general in regard to unexpended balance bills were introduced by mr harlan—to enable honorably dis charged soldier and tailors their widows snd orphan children to acquire homesteads od the public lands of the united states rpferred to the committee on public lands by mr spencer—to pay for quartermas ter and commissary supplies taken for the united states army from citizens of ala bama who had enlisted and were doing ser vice in said army referred to the commit tee on claims mr morrill rep vt offered a res olution which wu adopted directing in quiry by the finance committee as to the expediency of imposing a tax of 1 upon each application for an official position hav ing a salary not leas than 1,000 and the same upon each signature thereto made to the president or made to be presented to any of the executive departments and where the salary is in excess of 1,000 an additional tax of 60 cents on motion of mr sherman rep o the benate took up and passed the bill amendatory of the funding act of last ses sion authorizing an increase of the i&kue of hve per cent bonds from 1200,000,000 to 600,000,000 and making the interest on the same payable quarterly notice was given by mr morton that be would on monday next call up the bill for reimbursing states for monies advanced during the rebellion and similar notice for to-morrow by mr sherman respecting the bill relative to niint assay office and coin age of the united states mr stunner's resolution on san domingo matters was adopted without objection the following additional bills were intro duced by mr hows—amending bankrupt act so sh to give priority in the distribution of bankrupt estate to wages due any operative clerk or house servant to an amount not exceeding 200 referred to committee on judiciary by m*r wilson—amending the army act of last session in regard to soldiers affi davits fur acquiring homesteads referred to committee on public lauds the senate then briefly considered with out action the bill introduced by mr trum bull.to relieve congressmen from importu nities in appointments to office which looks to general civil service reform the question being upon an amendment offered t>y mr williams to extend the prohibition against soliciting appointments in the case df mem bers of congress and to include all judici ary military and naval officers of the l'lifted states the senate then took up the regular order tlmimm—the bill for relief of j milton m'.--t of paducah ky.,—and resumed dis rutsinn of the question of public responsibil ity for private property destroyed as al leged for public use during the war mr carpenter made a general argument adverse to such claims and messrs uavis and howe in favor of paying them without disposing of tlie subject the senate nt 4:l after a short executive session adjourned hocse the bill reported by mr morrill before the holidays to provide for ceiehraling the one lundreth anniversary of american in dependence by holding an internatiinal ex hibition in 1878 came upas thefir«t bubine in order in the mormnir hour after some discus>ion mr morrili moved tlio previous question on the vote being counted by tellers it appeared that no quorum was present mr if mnm cltrii . it iptti aoucetnai the committ*>r ( n foreign att.un w.iul'l a*w t?)e ilnune to considi-r tlo san lioaiingo resolution on monday next mr babbkjfft kep call reportc th aunual indian appropriation hill which was made the special order for wedii**>!ai n«>xt it appropriates nearly x.000.0t0 itas than the act of la*t year a number of bills were introduc d and re ferred mr wood dem n v asked leave to offer an exhaustive resolution calling on the president for information regarding san domingo the resolution was read and mr lawrence wanted it referred to thf com mittee on foreign affairs mr eldridge objected to such reference when mr orth objected to the resolution the speaker tailed th attention of mr banks to urms of notice given by him to-day in regard to thr san domingo resolu tion and remarked that the senate joint res olution on that subject was still on the speaker's table mr banks rep mass.l asked to have it referred to the committee on koreigu a ffai m mr wood dem >'. y.j i object i will object to it in every form aud at tvery stage mr banks—the house gave consent to hie committee to report on the san domin po matter after giving five days notice that consent applied properly to the house rfm.iut.olis and not to the senate resolu tions mr wood—the only reference of the question was the resolution introduced by the gentleman from msssschusetts and that i t in only form in which it can be brought bark mr banks—we do not propom to present it in any other form than that mr wood—the seoate resolution is on our table snd there i hope it will remain mr fitch r*p rev g/ve notice of amendment to the senate joint resolution in reference to san domingo extending its application to cuba the house then at 1:30 adjourned foreign the demand ob boetuts bordeaux jan 4 pano advice say a number of mayor of the city bad called upon general trocbu and lntitted that he give way to the de.tr of th people for tor tiet me of the parit jonrnsls torute trochu offeebleueet and a number ol tbe tbe _. w.papert of bordeaux in noting tbit exproatioii of opinion mem to eanclude wiiti it it 1 under topi that order bave been tent to general iv tbe held to ba.ito tbe movement upon pari a new general hat been tent to tommt-d the french force at havre the evacuation of kouen by oermaat la considered certain at mautculel 1 forced to concentrate bit force in - tbe north by the fol ward movement of faldherbe along the valley of ibe tolle potalbly otoe chtutey continue to meet w itb aucce_es with hi flyingcolumn tbe algerian caralry routed a body of prunlan yesterday arr ____ at home london jan a—advice from boa tty cardinal anlonelll received cordially tbe ambaatador tent by king victor emanuel to announce bis arrival in bone navigation of thi d_-t th pruaaitn goveruae-t hat declined to second the auttrian demand upon tb power for a fre-b guarantee for the security of the navigation of tbo lower danube sew ti at yxotini.-r at tbe new year banquet at venainr the king gave a tout to im german prla cet to which tbe duke ef baden rrapond«d in a speech rejoicing at the restora i..n 0 tbe old german empire and concluding with a toast to william tbe tictortoas food and ri el in i__i paris letter ate tbe citizens tu_r greatly from tbe lack of foe and food th severity of the latter want i however mitl . gated by tbe mores distributed by order ol the government muccl-axeoc tub 11 is fiiiliuwl austria will srrtst and i detain atl french pr.-.uert who tear into - her territory daring tne *•£■___-_ t a nlsa is on fcot for . public raceptioa l aad di_a to jules favre on his a . vai a __— to s___al the uhtsronr i t-bta-g-t ast mmmrnu sboa mtjmit r trfe-l|»---«-»7 to v—sllles u aulh r la c lively mmmtmmfm " , m r m>-"mmt lfate fl 1 * od4ws 1m gam ud ft quantity of toiw ml int i till hinit rfihl till mi behlin jan 4.—certau builctn of b«r hq hare b*ea nitmri to wagtbj tirm of imnrisonmedt for p*rticii»«lkin la the üb tchpttont to tke rerant frmck loan qkkman calcclatioka bscssbls jan 4.—kinf wiluan hat abandoned tbe idea of enter iv pann upon tbe capituiatioo tbe r«>rt of tarii are to or garnaoned and pruvltioiifil for two tear and the germans to bold alwwv lorraiue belforu biube and tbe line a cuaitnanication with pari after the un roniliuonal burrender which aloue will l>e m-ceiitd the a;ard nuti male wiil be ariueii and lc made mpon»ibl for tbe preserva tion of order in tbe capital ud tbe corp legislatif will be lummoned to mr-t n the 3d of the follow f i k mnuth tse english cabinet new tokk jan 4.—a wvrtd special fn in london nay the duke ot < aintiriii^e is abut to be aucceeded b lord napier of maul t!a na commander in chief of tbe army and mr cardwell aa secrctarr of suleforwar bj lord strathnairn fug land ii determined to arm the germ ash betbeatixu chanaet continue to advance on orleans md tbe qennana an retreating bourbaki bas divided hia force*—one column moving on chalona and tbe other on orleans via glen the spanish cabinet a herald madrid bpecial sari the fol lowing wilt probably be the new cabinet serrauo president of the council without a portfolio re rodaa becretrrv of war ola 7*jra secretary of state and topete secretary oi the navy the union liberals teem to be in th ascendant pkim 5 body lying in statf a herald special from madrid bays prim's body was removed to-day to tbe church of mocba without disturbance there were 60,000 people out and an impos ing procewion took place the carriage in which tbe assassination occurred was in the procession its sides riddled with bullets and iu glass windows shattered the body lies in state in tbe church guarded until tues day the new empire a herald special from berlin says ton beust's dispstcb of the 28th december met with a hearty reception here the new german empire under tbe leadership of prussia is recognized without conditions and hopes are expressed tbat amicable rela tion between tbe two empires will be pro ductive of great good to both countries new york the sentiment of america toward it alt new york jin 4.—a number of citi zens of new york have determined to bold a meeting it the academy or music to ex prem tbe sentiment of the people of the unit state toward tbe people of united italy upon tbe occupation of horn v tbeir capital and upon tbe restoration to tbat city of tbs government of their own choice tbera ii nothing in tbe movement of a re ligious or theological character eminent speakers will be tecured t and toe time of meeting will aoon be definitely fettled brooklyn mattertl the city debt of brooklyn ai ihown by mayor kalblleiach's annual m«ataire to-day it 3&,600,000 and bonds in addition whoa tttsue have already been authorized it 8,680,000 the mayor recommend tbat the water board and park commission be abohabed judge barnard in the kings county su preme court to-day itauwl a mandamus to compel mayor kaibdeiach to sign a warrant to enable tbe fire commissioner of brook lyn to obtain 920,000 from the city treasury proceeds of the property formerly belonging to tbe department death or chaeles 11 sweetser charles h sweetaer founder and former ly editor of the round table and the even ing mail of thia city died of consumption at pilatka fla sunday the erie-ramsey suits judge brady to-day directed a partial stay of proceedings in tbe erie-ram wy litigation and tbat the papers in tbe cane abould not be transferred to kenaselaer county until tbe appeals now pending in thin county are dis posed of in the erie-ramsey case to-day in tbe supreme court general term pro ceedings were stayed until a deriition is rendered on the appeal from judge brady's order setting aside or opening tbe default lately entered by judge barnard akrested fox burglary thomiiß kennedy george hart anj james prendergntut lave been arrek«**l charged with ljurerl:»ries in weatchftter county ami town of new jersey rermtty emhhttedl prop rtt valurd at 4..v>0 wan r ovcred new tobk tkison abbo*htion th xpw york prifon awm-iation l loctf 1 j»hn i>avit wolff pmuvt amuiiff the vire-l'repidentß are qot ff man lion c j folger au'l urn fraafn lw"-r new york legislature albany jsn 4 e-a-atk billß were introduced br mr winslow-allowing town sub scriptions ui the carthage and watertown liall road by mr san ford — exempting oneida county from an act relative lo sending in sane poor to willard a ylum the senate then took a recess on reassembling tbe senate concurred with tbe assembly on the imendment to tlie adjournment resolution and then ad journed to tuesday evening next asse-cblt mr husted moved that the journal be amended ao us to show lhat mr gleason yesterday presented a petition of mr twombly,"protesting against mr carey tak ing bis beat from the seventh new york district the chair decided the motion out oforder a only a motion to correct the error in the journal could be made and as tbe clerk had decided tbe presentation of the petition out of order uo notice of it could be taken in the journal and there waa no error to correct mr husted appealed from this decision messrs littlejohn and alvord sustained the appeal messrs smith and weed sustained tne decision of tbe chair debate was continued messrs jacobs and field maintaining that at the time this peti tion was presented there was no house of assembly to receive it and it had to lie re jected by tbe clerk and no notice taken of it meet littlejohn alvord aad husted maintained that there should be kept lull record of all proceedings as well before the speaker was elected aa after mr littlejohn admitted that tbe clerk acted correctly io rejecting tbe protest at tbe lim but instated tbst tbe journal was incomplete in omitting to notice the fact after further discussion mr buck called tbe previoua question which waa ordered snd tbe decision of the chair was sustained by a vote of 6b to 66 tbe senate concurrent resolution to ad journ to monday at seven o'clock p fl was taken up and on motion of mr alvord tuesday was substituted for monday and the resolution adopted the senate bill authorizing monroe coun ty to issue bonds to psy lv indebtedness was passed bills introduced by mr ransom—to amend the exctae law by mr irving—to protect livery stable keepers by mr fields—amending notary public law providing that certain notaries public shall bold offlce till march next bead and passed al*o to repeal the new york city regis try law resolutions offered by mr jacobs—the following wbieh wss adopted resolved that the comptroller be re quested to inform the house whether all the appropriat-ona for charitable purposes made by tbe legislature of wo have been paid and if not the reason for such nob-payment br mr green-that tha repreeeotafives in dfisbbbb be raqassted to taake efforts to bave aa act paaasd car a treaty with ths beoeea nation of ladiaaa to secure a tftle to tbe alleghany baflireslloß beflanfld tmbtssf appointed he-da iseobm weed hosted aadgleaaoa aobbbbbbbbbaa rules tbe amsmhly tbsa adjourned until tues juy next at t m miscellaneous oouwt ur arnu aibist jtn 4 the toui>wtu|r it tlw r>ir dendir for jan ».: itfet t 10 104 ll"^l i »». ».». », jmm «■utidb eorar \ bochistxr in th alipdw fcr tbe sih gt january latttmmmmct ih suprtm court u b ui 14 j 17 13 si fc 54 m d it \ cowww i cowantyn ' cincinnati ju 4—th ooxwlrfft thb immtng f»**m*m ■prt.rti leur fro orrllle ormnt to t fmw rf chfcam an«b is l«0 in wbl wtn aadtr wtrarc tlw .* imwl w party la laduhag bflullsrs le rata bbb^bb be grant to bay bla sbcflsa upas bay bssnt ef this amount the avutaaea sawaaat thssa was to be dsstroysd aad 11 flatlir dropped grant statea thess bads sea ha proved and sails upon tha prialilsat ta re move bloomfleld for the good of tha party and bis own reputation ba speaks of tbe general cos-rapt km existlag la revenue matters in tnßt city and says hs could tell of transactions r.uca won than this but think tbe proper wi la t remove ; he ills-tone*l officers and ap.<o.iit good ban when tbey will put will put bin an as _____ flbe thieve destructive rike camdex onema co n v jan 4.-4 destructive flr broke out here between 1 id 1 this oii.rnit m msin street deatro lag i en ur twelve stores and abcim and ms . nig a clean sweep from do.-ranee's dry goods b-bbs-l at the corner cf main sad mexteo streets to olmsteid-fl dwellings losses juiti 1 ■l.vv ar but partially insured nevaiia li'uislat kf the nevada legislature organized yester day the lfou*e cousists of 23 democrats 21 republicans and two lcdei adents robert e lowrr democrat nas been chosen speaker ' governor bradley has been sworn in maasachrsett-l boston jan 4.—ths leg.blaturs a_rt to-day and promptly organized by re-elect ing the officers of last year h d coal ridge received a unanimous vote of the bbs ate for resident and tbe house elected harvey jewell speaker with but live dis senters michigan lan-hwo mich jan 4 thelearulaturs met to-day republicans elected officers of bath i 1 use the senatorial contest seems to i bbztowtsf down maine augusta me jan 4.—tbe legislators convened to-day charles buffum repub lican was elected president of the senate and edwin b smith republican speaker of the house all other officers of both houses republican politicai concord s 11 jan 4 a republican state convention for the nomination uf governor and railroad commissioner mat here unlay james pike was nominal governor by acclamation little rock ark jan 4.—senat r mcdonald has written a letter withdraw g from the senatorial contest on tbe grout 3 that the clayton party republican ha-a on_bii_ed to defeat him by resorting to un fair means mcdonald's action insures the election of clayton to tbe united btstea senate the hudson biveb poeeepbib jan 24.—the steamboat connecticut reachedtlvoli to-night and will oommence unloading her freight she can not get further the ice harvest the knickerbocker and newark ice com panies bave commenced storing eight inch ice at cataklll about two hundred men are employed work at other places below this will be commenced this week kailhoad aid cincinnati jan 4—judge taft in ths superior court to-day decided that tbe act authorizing cincinnati to iasue bonds amounting to 10,000,000 for building the cincinnati and southern railroad is consti tution r i re st louis jan 4.—seven bouses ware burned in sedalla mo monday morning the principal loases are kirfchouse a co dry goods 26.u0t low a pink ton agri cultural implements 20,000 baker a black agricultural implements 10,000 cummings a co s,uoo tbe odd fel lows hall and office of deputy united statea assessor was also destroyed total loss fully 75,000 insurance 23,000 the steameb hornet havana jan 4 — nothing is knowr here of the whereabouts of the flllibuster steamer hornet the reported landing of the expedition has not been confirmed ■_■bsm how a boy waxes ur.—there he lies in his crib a nut brown stub of four years he sleeps thß_rileep of healthy childhood in tbe same position be lay when be dropped into unconsciousness one arm under bis head one leg kicked out from under the cov erlet he is perfectly motionless his round cheek pillows itself on the extended arm and his legs em to bave been arrested in the middle of the lan restless kick as the curtain felt over his blue eyes and he was asleep you can bbb_nfl__f perceive bis regu lar respiration a train of cars thunders by without noise—hi might be carried across lin strset without wa_enin it morning daylight earns into the flfadoirs the sua shines on the hilltops ibesstsaaaaf stirring life are beginning to w bsasd about the hsuae watch the boy still and molloiileai a-afl(tu.f of marble as you look the gates af abmp arc suddenly ualocked ilo is awafca a s twinkling aarßfcs all over his blue eye ate wile opes and bright his lips part withasiiout — his ',-. fly out fn ditferetii direclionaßßhla rnn re bb lipid l.oti«i_—be flops over with a spring—in ten seconds be hs turned a coii'-li of soifitsauits uud pbbbabsb before you a living illustration of per-peton motion there i no deliberate vawnlng no slow stretching *>( ir.dolent limbs tr lazy rub bing of py eyes no gr inn . in riming awake about it with a snap like a pistol shot he is thoroughly awake aud licking wide awake to the top cn-i uf cash particular hsir the wonderful thing about it la its suddenness aud completeness —-~ msm sombre preparations for death john dye a cheerful old indianian baa a grave for himself which be executed severs years ago he accomplished tbe work with i.is own uands excavating the earth to a l-rjper ilrptb laying a stone slab on tbe bot torn ami walling it up the sides with brick a similar iimiintended to cover tbe grave and what is singular mr dye has scooped out of tbe n tli'-r stone a hollow for bis body to lie iv with an elevation in which there is another hollow for his head it is his desire that when he dies he shall be dressed in specified clothing and that a blanket shall lie laid in the tomb upon which bfs remains are to be laid another blanket is to be spread over him and the large slab of stone laid on the tomb and the earth filled in above it will be seen that he does away with the use ef a coffin entirely and he further requests that no burial service bs used or sermon breach ed aad that no monument bs erected to his memory recently a heavy rata caved la tbeearth above tbe tomb and mr vy est about repairs with a vigor that waa surpris ing to prevent a recurrence of the acci dent be has walled the grave up to tbe aar fses of the earth sad carefully covered it with boards and aod tbe grave la oa bla farm sud within a few f.et of the railroad ' b i the iifteb atioifal society.—it u not eaay to describe tbe exact object of tha internatioaar oraaalzatioa of a 9mwa men which hss obtaiaed such widespread success in europe and is now spreadiag la this country with apparently equal pros pects of bootees ths ergaatsatlaa haa bo one idea except that of tho uniou ot the aoa capitallet class la whatever may be their supposed local or immediate interest la france they drew upon thsmsslves tho per secution of nspoleoo by their hostility ta the shams and war policies of the eapira in germany their repissaiilslivßs la tbe diet have besa throws lata prison hy bismarck car their oatapohea peace policy aad for voting against ths war pptapiwons to italy they have hsan snaths atari ts as aseoegat the least rsflg loas of ths ascret societies in ; bag-bad thsv bold democratic meettaga advocating ani vsesal saffrage the aboltvl__fl o-tlfl passaje andofreyslty la this osuatry tertals wui coaflet la great part ef tj bbmb hers ef the worklagmsa's ttalfl__k or of the ualeas ib a as the wagas-wortlog elsssßnem mofl ibr tbelrlotereau •?■_«• iow ca tion iadoflrr «• the esseatial ideas wh-ah they will pixvbably sssk te advance-here sb la curoj ■is i bun o-tdoaa.—u calltorala wjea th aqtap w«r a.rd«_w_u yorsau zimmtmßmvorarttmmia p«_atth.j»r baa took oat bit a_t threw ii lav ike sir e_a»kt it *»_.,-*" be ta a tweaty douar ,_—«**. ask smmu mlmm m t&&!fmja tke*ciia b-ass_a-tly moot bpm tka x-_r_t at ms shirt tlaaot immuu z i f f___i wron •"*. ijp--'^j2_»s teen pounds ofsobe-fl bwa m tm neat m.letra st bat.-o-.of vmammtttmi ramamrm ears at paris tat u *_._____ make . d-u-loas dua ••_;»___, '■• ittz ztt&mnvmmfmtt to h-l-tl-l r «- ——' r t-s_ur setetdsvlll t_ersuare^»a|,la l^smit where sa ««***• e*ee»r.t t.ilai rt <_ _ "__ rt-a_llc_«fc rettlt owe _**_" j rm^mmm^mmt mmmmi __-*» w-t_-lv_taaii aad 111 ill b lmit*tmtmmm*tmi v amm '. eyenn naha paul it.louis new orlsioa hllwauke wsahvlllc olroll iw waal .... il-lrargh ku-alo loel ur saw york "... o.l,„i ta at varum tlao or at is at a an tn so we at at » a atat ts ao mm ao i soot ii aoio 1 i oi 01 m — it si — m a — it — ib 18 10 — it b 48 44 h 4 57 s7 48 48 ■84 16 i i 8 7 to 4 m is s 21 1 10 it 1.1 a i b a i aim lain i b sb n '_' sb he be ne bw alt li sb ... s 1 i_s 12 _ i 1 _ 4 4 8 cloud y fair i'lo ml y fair cloudy cloady clear loony fair londy f air ii ll ; i || _ 11 ii is lost aibjo found l st.-st _*(.*■>__ i to have lost 80l anmwsea uiu.r ims**mm.,a i*.p it ii.t wiui i ,-,.]... fha bade win b üba_atty wir-jut ...- !■■.■, ii it willi tlic v i-i-i-.ij-ni *; flora ■*. _ m i . ykltiin ay to r-a i-i i-:i rtnoi i mntaimno x-j ■ivi ban ef mooay in-tw v hflawas a 11 . i ■. .', i .■.- ':-;»-. c pai-l up ntu o u.e rut ct tt cc of l.-.n bc_c,bfib x -■—■■----■— *."_■.' v ' '-' ■■_-.'-"-' boaroinq and lodging b'.vßo.l . wanted al'_lv.\t i vv 11 i tmbfl bbss blaaara apii win tabs t .. i ..- iii-ii "*)?■! . 1 ..-■'•: si ' .*. ore inn n-l - , , .. ■u.t nijui'-t 1i at i (._, _ *•■oinni latlon ... ■. nlallaka.'thuoa *--: s4-wt wy i.1.1.1i i.tt st el/uni-hei-ok sf 7tjl ilnei i i - far mam an-i alfl r . _ *■....... with i .'->- tm__r_t-*oao d»y boar ri r fm :" •»__[ pearl st.—a ew i nti.l .. v \ -*•--*** '»■'■nil , i -! lu v-ar 1 »_. 1 .■4*_f washington st..i ni lafayei li **•»'' drill-'i.'l r i with !_.-><!, i'.-r t '- ■■ir . tarestaa^sßßß-basßas us--t wanted ma-i'fa m rehb n'l rbadebb hank toa wsat«-bi lei .•- ptt vi i:;m v bwaajit ____??_ 1 aj i i*.i >- *> in i i imik male ' v i.-ni ... ga at tm to a railroad limn aw lo i*n ii.-1 ■is-;-1 _■■ar lr balar toa*__table p * a apply us reference from i t _;'-^ ar 11 kowlss k-i.jilf.ynieiit • ifli .. rn.r lxcli_n nl wiui ,-:... is tliu.lay v eiiotves wanteii.-w . want to nan tn_-a dw l.li * tuatc aefl fl mala . .. w.irih from 3".1"w to by a!«o * rnttarc 1n ifim local 1 . worth ti-"iii i i to b-vfluc ll.f a i*l ktiiiml.l w vi-mi t as nrabted in rkbt—a ft-en ishcii x tv p.i.li v i-ri it cottaa with.a h half honr'i »■/ . • ■*.-.- antf ■'•-. i.'.r p>rh*p .■_■- a t:t i li.tinur.r wlin tmall fim-lv - will pay -. i ■.■ii ilvalim v otto n 4mr . r sir ma '■■■'. 1 uk was li a i r . ■,*-..■iri..*«i bent-r aj.-l a"f _ *'. .)-- n l ar-t-it - l ' a ifl is i - / is * v orders wanted ijy kub kim j ivin bull ilnjr .. w__.nl in i il v v ila vi y qbdei i.v'in .. i i ni -».. vi.a riijl.'m v usqeub wantku-t . ■■■■intt v enter ai_d by ma-ib . ott(a i brown übil 11 7 ! 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' -—■■■—- - - - help vanted-ff.mai-es ie nii'.um t vant a kill hi-si 1 •**.(* ( akolina '. a i.p . i i.tman and bji '. la a pilv r.efa ily;i ma . inn and . i 2 ||\ av '■■'• v ■<■> anted a girl i>r '_-•-_'-' -__-_ ';' ■m l"-*wan i vamf-iaj i'ri'lk-l an si_i i ' ■t i _,';; til . -_' i-i i !■. u nrl i help wan ted—.iaj_.es wan ii 11 i io 11 o no b.tra i carry i bvabdi .... l colittor ' s-t ' t situations w nted a itk-i i i aki.i , * .'■n'i . i >\ wibhe a i an at.-tivk iomukki i vi ii si ness vi v s u mi r«i ive i x i ■>, i-i-i i .- -. . rnlt.il ' ipre , : r l ; business cha zt*s fi>it sale v isa loon i x ball i atf'l ii main .'.. and sou i pavin | haatoe with all uw iurii.nr * xtun i a'itl'xri'l'l.'l tl__ft'_irl l ' a babe i ham e oke ol e best am ; en igw in .-. ph ii a i ■gain hp.mi'iiii \ t i . \ '• j 1.-.'-tf olii icm aiiii-iikii oui btobk roil all tcruui v innil re i;i uk'ti in p*rt t nii-nt itife '. t r.i i.v ■.. i i.x a pli kei i hill ! \*. is ~ -;. oil ul finery in salamanca for mp it v n,nn half tlic nrlklnal i«_t awl in pi w.-rkli k truer vapameef runnina nal luu ■~- ■r*u i»-r.iiiv tbi pr><p.riv will :.,- d nn are-an m..'t*tldh termnor ex'-hauacd ford property nt ' th i»i n-.iiitiri l ili'mi a s itii is wi i btraa t us ; " misoei_-laneotjs kibbh.i celebkatei porti hsu sl.kli.ii we ta.i pli wu l ~ .- * * j iplaln till vt laltv ttiat waareth laiyi f_-.;ur r of poril •., .- .- i m m i lad i ba-e * l.irpe p-i elefanl . i . nn ir.n i uiat «•* oe alrr w*i.ll l|r t rt to tll wailtll tlltul to u*b ht tit aery r>arr . rates k^-rgmt ronlalnliwphot-iffrapl-fl f nine lntfr sbt atyte , wltlt full ilewritrtlon-q.i prl.-c of , ■._::. aeut *, v mull i i nil t,-.in to rt_ba_k ti hn-f ;. iiu i:l in i in j (.. i kuibai.l « i.arkin 17-1 m i rl ii i me tji'titilit fixti'io ke bfl wast poitt-:■--'.-:..ti-iir i i/i ih ay n'-t , tor . . i.allon | thomas ' lark si ii s_k»h to ' lark t . hr ii rertilylna 01-tillir r-r - f wn*l n j an.l perry nt - miirf-li l*nut tr ■r n i in huhe-'.-.i -. 11 ii-l i'lire-*l-,:i x i wtil-l ol hv '. i * v 0-.ni ■-'!■itm i i.-.iiiln l!j • foh sale fob bai.r i pa if nt * ctter boh - m i nt . ma v.11.1.1-ll'n l_m : . btable v t_-'i ' go i am r vvi mil : 1 1-niik f...ni thi itv on tbe im.t-1.1 - - tßflonualir i i.rlottutu baa ta rai : ■- . t*n-11-.it wlti toni b*m meilt ni r fall ■.-■■;•' r bearer,ande*-*.**yfaculty fordob iprbfltaw saw ti i l has a ait ii clvcalaf ta slab aaw a all in g...-i ■r ler r acsss fl laad .* lih two in ■.■- _ li*m ar tbh pseprrty i ran r 1 1 _ __.*■. anil wt*i be ia r.u a.m.«|i|i i m is aii li hastiso 4~tto arn*n h.j*l -• i-'oh s_t_.e—a fink v.v.im li fr*".it by us fv tln p:b t a pay 1 al l-i on o w*__evlj al-je of nl-pira bl kiutherl iv m voralj _!. '.'■■■t t ■; ;,..- itl ;.;-.; . ___'____-. ■' ■i ~.!!..- --. tvir balk hi l iii.in si ran i ssaefc ' ■._'■" ■;.--... i ■■•., ■- nossaj-e heap—a valcabi.f phopi-rt oo pavi-l *■':., -.. i ti ' nl ._.; l r ' bt"i 1 1.v .)„ _,■, 1 '■■!.,-■i , .'■-.-•.■! iiow al.lijt c rri.l.l befl kasatef ata aliuiil'l-.i.in am iu.n~ti f"i wale i-li.-:iii 1 tin fnl.t platilna n boixi il a b tent vi i n rf •_ ■aad ar u>ts for saee houiies am rou ai tbi two-*m»bt willi a dwvlllaaand w c d at a lowjnel -* nil win 1 iii i i.::iv m v v ~, ■. thk 111 > miauaua 1 wini '- - lis wlili ilia r»w enaln ob an*l i iye hi b'.-h bail m g*i ititala affi ml i-rlrk ti i.nii.i tii tw aldaa i l hack aad of a s-rtory hrtcb iwltßcjr win i . i ■, ■triialn lfl i n wtibl i * «.-.-* ~- tw-j an.l only £ on liapald d.iwn apjip nt £**.* slsbara bt i konakii wilsos t i.n it al fox ai.k very lil.-lt l 1.1 xi vi l tal in th vicinity of iv-irl « , ■erie tn-.-t nn mi f orat-1 t-r.u john jtio so 81 pr^rl sweat , eroß salf~i:i:sii)l-:n k i thk late f f c-vrnwel i i l ■?.-.* ooineroi l.tn-.-.r.-l v.-in an.l l.rj - .-.. it h-.ui l*-i two-*tory i l'h b - ) win eaataltu wclvi n'ru-is ll nearly ** t :: re rl.-s-.ls in every rt-.m : bath r-^m water fl ~,*-'. laid oat and locked with fru't n"'i bha '■"- mawfnuns baru w abeds h m*ft.*e "■»**■* it v y saa «;. ! v**r ibti .-" it ihi preinii - ■rumt>h_*l friu.fiiini_hi*,i v no bavi "" or bc-»-b re i is 1 apply w jolln otto.m peart rj t first trl-a&»uwelli_<us*i>b"'ale--*o l _ x.xi ai-iry bflcit in v..rv iinr i-r.n n bbn a-atet ua __, f-in .-■- bari eon aiw -- .»-*'■i*i flxii-a al n * t n •■•'.*'•''} t.i-n-li c imi:r -:, ■. ir %' -. ' . i : n v ai 1 w cat i i-n t _ :■-.-- brick larjra bonau*ln r int r r r rer i'ir lot i .". fe*-l fn.il lyob makrll a co rlr _ lan-1 offlce atf s4fi mulii at hb _**! for bale-no ll bixt%j_t^a two 1 9*..rv rrain d-i-l'iln wtm (_** and v.*t.r;in flrt rn-r onlit lot .-■_... for i low *«'■an mmaytermt lee « i'ickerin '■* weal swan btrnct _ 1 *.*__ dft five bfobebb on main t£f fob bale 18 t..nr in n hlni-k whli-h is * r iili fi>r i!i vtt-n.-iii in'l'*'n.i.ta_'l.,'it.>n'*.'i^la.l*'pte.|foriii-.mi i'arlnrliii brlm fl\e*-!"rle li'irh all in i aow n i t"_v uiioi.l lum-.ji a\f!ikh 15 wam bwaamr-ct jm i 4ga fob bale - a tub - be__k'e k-cbt e-a nee on seufl pli-flna asrafl two atarlea itiili wiiv flue pt.an.l-s a ronv ;!...• 11 r fp.m tlw h',i_n jmrti.-in i.fthe i-aat'-m p.-rl (.* hi c.ty lee i i'll kkkino '" w.»*-**»n st bl a iritß bbi.s frtlff anl i_ot 80.w9 franklin •: a mo_i seslrabt ocarloii i lv ev__t_*_-_a*t * pteaaaat rafldaaaa msmty to j*-'iin otto t paail it w for balk no vt e eaole illff.r-a t s-srffiiloklinaar in i^-rfect rmpatr «___«_• out itm hot ni d watar b*thty flirnare mi 1 aewt-r coi^l c«-::-r with .■• i_i ii sntt**iii l.wnn nt kli.li.-_i mitii luinniv waiter f_r u r pi l john otto hi iv-.rl l j ___| fox aaub bt_t m co m.j no i suc'i'u jhl_oivi.t-.nhl tttemh-t ir-ni eflflama l_;-*t*ry fruna dwell inji.ln aacil!*_nl c.orlltloii l-.h_-ialw wl.l elich p ■. bflßsrilßa an g.-.liu to loaf tbe city rail -->■m piles bfl 1-3 ttth at that 13 ry frame dweuing in cne . mdltlon lot w__m will sell enp anil on e__.v urma price b iw prospect vemie that 8 tory fmnie dwi'lllr.ir in iro_>l order lot 23 by lfl _; will 11 for (..■■; sbsb_s_sb-a kb walnnt at l*.-it_t7 frarn-3*hobbs iiwi jra . water an i rellar in se oraar l_t33 l.y ij-l i'rl.c 8 1 term eaay im 14th at 1-tory tarnn dwellla tnaw lot » by la prii-e bt t_mi*«_i*y fit-»th__.3-*tr**ry fnußtidwellbia ui rood or hi ud talflied off in food rtylc io s3 by mb prlct psslßof ow city for sal m for sal-e-houbes am central lo a tion-hot'-m and l 3 '■r safe the vary a ira we brick dwellln h..i n m wsflosaafla hl sssnsl of pearl ■■■-.;■■■..■vi tme bbms l—a all ibe 1 em iriipr.,vem.-r . and 1 in pcrfe order vet ■> term of purchass will be made lto raker a q ertalaafl b__a si _____ kh r*j fob bale xo._r_rmm.-k-t.-a fin bmu 1 tory rrniinuluyp.very 4«-**antlv 1 ovale v:.i lv rt'--t repair u-.r-uirl.'v lot ■___*. w c k«l wiri a variety of tout a gri-l barn oa ll nn ■■*--:, ihat mat sfls jar !■___. ac apply ) hm_irtil,m|w!.t fa epos sale ata haroain-the 1 t ry __■_- rottaae ou the w lr1 j i welfui *_. ■~ iween mnryl-vii'l vliwln'a ma : u nearly new aw will be bold dw-f '.; applied for on hasting aj-tt*fc i brows'a btrtlßsg k7 a x sale—a very desirable pleju b nnlty ich-ak-d and mo.-erst**-priced eld *. li it i ti delaware str-_t apply to john ottt i pearl slreet £» pub sale - nil 179 niagara st a w ! st ry frunic house with barn location v ry devlral le house critaln gals water ini ••»■-. in 1 repair l-ot 90 it fr-ut and in depth huron at fur u-rtu e apply to john otti 1 pearl it (> tfs ti tl'j-.r bt near virginia st 8 !__«, story frame in good condition g cellar an k'"»l w 1 o water fnilt tre of all kind ai br-pes lii-lot i » ft front running thr mgb dels ware plwe r m . noa-rli for joor aaaaaa w m rtl rhe*p*a uieown r l»golng to europe applt m mi-comb 6 geatti b-iffiafl is 3 house and lot fuß bbi.s pet bout ______ bide i cr . i.i fl il rat bouse we*l of 1 lei war -\: lot lin in so h-mbbs new i-.tory rrame wltli r*a v ll»i!'li-u"..nu wlilh sold low lyon bake * ■»-.. erie land offlce jbjula at 1.1 aa uskmica •*_., bak£rt and ln_.fl ffa oooery store and dwelling thla in one of tl 1i,.-tc 1 ■-'•■. tblsclty to * good bastbssb man 1 sb ih n-.a-'c paf f'.r luelf in for year will c topm»\€m*-a-j mnu apply to m hooos k oil 111 1 11 vlf inn . l g desirable grocery btohf and dwelling fir ale tin loea lon ih the very r**t .'■'■■1 . '•■•■>■*. large :...-...- the store i pa i'-us and tilted up in an sasslkatßtaanafc the ' - • ' '■■>[ i flr*_e •.*,_.. having mar'.lc mantles center ,- , n % tirlr-ii wlll ,'.._■. also * larjf ham "■■* -. ■* 1 t t.-ep ,■*■: -. apply lo m . '■iflß • -. nfrrtatoaal hni aa f"l all at a rakgain—the desira t.-'a ui lioaaa awl lot no li norm division at i'-,-.1.._-v ir _:.. ; i l_t hue or icr and very j<_!ra will in nld ai a harrsln if apt.lled f.,r boon lot tt-illa with fruit ac hastings a otto 4 lir.,w-.rs null.ling »:\ jq l'f-:::aulei'iiupebty forbale t-olcottal l-.t_irv faaflfe houae very de*lrab_e,in pa...1 0r.1,-r p.-1.-e t main ■*-~ boose and lot price |!.« ni ni th 1 i 11 :.., 1 l price a n r lnvhinii t t-b-waan mi tillage ant cbsst 11 : t*..--ri:ory nri.-k hotise pr re biiak i how abi b chatpelu m mala at efdr male-a fine rric'e dvsei.i.ino on pearl ... between conn and mohawk v 1.1 w mil rbeap ami on eaay ■■■_-•. lee a rickfhino ja w swan _. b-i bs fob bale-no 381 washington st a__l t.!..rv fri.ine h'.uae in a part of tlie itv where r mm tv la rapidly lmiiro . in an,l in * location l nlral.lv pte*l f.r r pbvcirliui attorr.ev h any kind of nercanule bu.lre ceatax_fl bath - no raa an i water and r ■.'. lar;lottiilc ap i . ' ,-, oil n hi 1 arl ai l_t f^f k t'lil'.n . t xix i>i noktu st 3 _-_*. -■■-■1 aad wi-llltijr a tv-irk 1 1 rl r water etc will atlli lean or would i.'l ■;._-■■fi.r a private iwi-ulu aortb b apply m.mi n ■•-!':.' -. u-n i>im-l.,_nat \& efoh saa-e—the frame t r i age no 114 all~i l niarlv new oaa waf-t etc all ■mi-rat*-order lotflxl 10 thlapr*iji*-rtv w»l r r>ldc . iptoreaah arj,l to hi'me __ sam'oru •*■"■' r ■'» n-.r-m.-e a nt if vv wiir au _ 12 bg stork and dwelling for sale b__a tin i'.rv rick store on tin v_u_h west corner .. idsoa and palmer sl the s.-conil st/iry u rltte-i i ft or dwelllnji p-ri-o there is ai.i ■brick iarn ml frmue jwellu-a bttaated la rear of tlie store ' ..: rtinr on palmar l:xotssxlle tl.l i * go.-l atl'.n for a raititlv em'-.-ry or butcher let 4 i r-kkino w.rwaart 11 gs \\ r <>! feb fill sals at a oesatbac r\g r.v ■-•*- ..* 1 be__b an*l t ou delaware l iwo irt son on seneca at the hulldinj an new u flrat rate onlcr thi is a rare ijliiuicf for invettt neiit a],;.iy _..!'_. me a banfobu 18 w wui it u (■» 1"x bale-lffi foi'kti tintii st is lil i rv fr-'-ie dweillnr in i-xrcllent onter h.t el i i'ri.-e 2jv terms easy apply to il \; * 1 mil ni rvlaloß si house and i.ni on i elaware bt iiza ' r ale si -. irrt-at bargain ar uu owner l i iv i ,-.. tin 1 itv for t.artji alara apiiiv i u'mk _. sanforn is vv,-t swan at _ m ma for sale 0173 dl visr in st.,_->ti it mm hrtck 188 water ac lot 2s__ll3 lo pa\e*i nn ztt elk . trii*t,.-_torv frame audi si-*p,ry frame i i..-t t .- and water jr.n-1 barn lot hxl7 > .. "*.-. ii st t..rv brlefe with '■:■-. v :■.-. and ittl . .--. water lol l_j locarroll t %'•«. ' 1 -• i t ti.i-y brl-'k 1.1 ham gas ami .-._..< r lot oxl.]-to f-lsoiii h hi mea-*anfi'lll 11 ■_ ww swan sc t'tf gkot i ijv btanii fob sale-a new ti st..r kmiii itiilldlnc roi t i tlnji nf a . t.-n t-i 1 dwi lllt v -. in one oft 1 t r.-i t.-il.ie l<**a l ■: in the • v willi sold with oe without tlie ■:>.*..:-;,-. lee a picki.'imnii 13 weal a go<ld investment.-fob bale 18 ft ir-'iit on north dlvl n st wi-.l comer of . *>' !*. lie p containing live frame bßlldtaga a ; ilu will bctdven to aeaah purchaaer alan ' i -.:-.. f 1 i f'rl ■laiidofflre msmataal xli ' oi'kmiiaki,k hotel pbopebtt fori sale i cxcbai-ke eltuated in bouriablncvll ' x i ala_ii ntle from this city on th n y .. e ; l*oa*j . i a t-alorj rvn*k i m r i*r.i 1 c.!i_nii:,.hnii with i . t rr.iimd.aii 1 liarns all in flr-t ru.:c csdbdiuon , i:i * 1-1 ii * too lim tn in-lit the ni v hotel in the . onb lleeaaed hotel in the town will !*• 1 id bwether with tbe furniture cheap a p..rt.on wlll l taki-i in.-ityor farm property hastings a 1 li -. itr.i-m llul.ltr.a _ j2l i.i *.. i lin x pbopebtt fob bale * . no u i.-.tory frame dwelling lfl :'.-_,*-•. ll v i m kltlnq.lsw.lßwanat ku foiesxle atwo-stoby bbick house r.vj on ul milan st qaa hot and cold wa'*-r bbm r ■~:!,. nut in part snod brick barn on rear ot ;..'. mriiaireway at sloe of faoßse terms eaay 1 in i'l 1 ". w i'earl rt kl3 4*~t main -: kebt besiuenob fob balb a ii i lral :.- rvsllence no ijb9 main si , _.-*. i li 1 n relleyand ulleasta-i tw.--.iory fnin.e •• lin 1 le .. log : v .. ii r bath i'll mace en all in r:lol :■ij vriih nil kinds rfriiilin al.iin ■. ; anil vers fine splendid l'.*ir en barn ale w 11 s : im wm jle lenu hastingm j le a 8 im i:k mem e in 1 v cuilivail 1 a '. i unilnn'-i vt tn it tree i-r r bt-ry ac ii naa la in parfi-ct ordtf hiw ga sad water mar 1 roantlea grates ac t mis c ai :...!■lis i :■'.": r._-l l :* thk new twcnstoby fi.km 11 soov b brlek h'.use nortbeßst corner miln afld doj ■s ;; 1 ■i iv'll be sold rbeap or v-iunaed far . • ■t . i hastings a u'l'iu * browa , v fob sai bu—we offer foil 3 --,;■■v -.!'. luiiirr alumt three mile fn>ia ma ■>; 1 m;_t has is rata leacb tank ■■! ■■-.. i*l n-'.ir'i c.,:,ipei:iiii th pruanl owner t-.>.-i np-|i i,.--:n 5 a good npnominity i bere rltfht int-ian i**ta!ilubed and paying boatee-b ai rlv li 11 .. _ l.ngsj a iit'l'ti no 4 brown rulh ■*****■_ ----- aft i'iminer «.":<» t-kv for sale.-stock 1 - ■!* . i r'-i\..rfbl i.-ase of tore dwelling aad 1 ■i t a good b-wlneis wi.i t»-s..ld chenis ""___"'-' ■1 o n * n~a itiiii-'iav kl7 i r"-*i poll sale cheap—hu im franklin t_i l i -■inftneorder,lane lot or • ■>! l ■;■'~. '■'- rv ii'-ick h'-use gas itii'i wfler to clf-eau relate apply to john otto i pesgt l im i fob sale—a fine c«»t*nthy rxsf f-sli dence aboatllamtlei from baet pembroke ; l.'i -,: i f n : ii with good barn uat-hi>us_n c 13 acre ut land eu ealttvaled truit lre.-s.rti '. • .: raand m-t-rthtnron the j.n ihl-h.-s in 1 r feclrepalr apfrtr to john nttff.bl pearl b3 f*»r bale—no bb delaware st a _•; j .. t..i--st..ry doable brick l_-p*e with all m . .- ■liopr ioei 1...1 ■xi 7 _ apply tojohn , ; ' .-■*'■rl ■-. _______ j-j rfß for sals-no bfl south division st s_t ti rv rraoiß bonae front part fljrted up for a st 1 or tali n lngo«-l n-i-.ir w|*h flue ganlen lot , fl-_lir in utto.mf pearl t b i c valuable bdbtn-_sb proper'iy fob 1 t.-jh bate ilu four-story brick btussß mas 18 sb " d _.-. waal muruit t and also fp.ntliin on ml hlg-n t vi *■_■fctm-i-s i--ii hebntflht separately r irureltier it st-ioa that will prove v jlrsi-eliis ln v • t ai.o the vacant lot bonaded as follow 2 t _ fr-.t ... wi-ai market -*.. _)"-» fket on mlcltoan t and 7 feet on elk at a purl orthewholi f>r sale »• » n ■-.■: ir below 1 value ihi and the above prow*r tle are rani itv advaaclng in ralac lfce a i'll x ; in i . a bw ■-. -:. _ __ :^_ ! if ioi.en mill for sa,,k-s'kai this a mi-nt tnere are several grn»i dwellb-j ii _-_ on tha treii which 1 oataln boat is acna of i-ii'i w ii i botdaa aaay 1 naa or a pi-riioa ot hi rflbc will lie t k"n in other r*al r-.ut lv this mt im-rty si lyon uajleb a co trie land t9 fob ba-__e.---eb.ocebtbtokb on ba__c i;.:<i'.i._l v:ng ihccity jomb oatm si peart at 5 for sale-frame ottagf no bs i___l olvl in tiearly new i.ur or dv r,-nn tti ruii'rii lm-ak-tms hi'me a sanfurd land an-l inanranee agent llwi.t_ir-iirt.jll i mb fkame cottage no a»b n division 0 *-'.-: six rooms ot-.*xll grapes and mmr tt * ~-,... will be afld tcry dmai hi m_.isa.v ii l..nd ana lusurani*e agt-uts 18 wsfl swan _ ___ <-••> bbjck dwelling for sale.at a bar ili atn the brlek dwell tne n 43j it.imsl,vi -:.. inrtn order lot 2_-g lee a __*! bebini h w wan m djsj tor bale-no 88 south i>l isiob st jei a*aßa_ir asaaaaaß and attic hrtek hou-e in t»-_"e*.trepatr,has gas and water l**l_a_»*c*t tn * very bant nelgnliorii'm.iland convenient tolne bu«lne*a it the city l-ot z7 ft front and jn depth to yd alley termae-l-y appiy sb john otto _" new i'o'itages for ibtb*tt flm bsm v.rv cheap and on easy term lee a pli vfkin 1 w swan ... "**_ s ft'r at,f-twofine re-sinences os 1 e3l alcns i'rl .. 8-.iiih and i kuwakda i am-celand no 3 brown's butldlngi iu mfi for sale—a first-class business £__* pi-ice on seneca st between alabama and : iiaalaiia m howard a chafpkll sbbmala : atrrcl 13 t9a hotel fob bale.-the fine and jkzma 88-h lnown tavern stand on ute cotter • or t 4 road known a tbe itozxa ilonfe abciut >.. f v m.l . t th house is nearly new . t«-*tory brick 7s feet front by 30 feet deep ssb ' flag ll virjre rooms new horse he*l nj feet long '. to large i and ou tho use a«d *»«* aei-e ot < fttce garden lund j bearing fruit n_r f tba h-_flvas~-e_sb tbl property la scry t3lr*.)le as a . rr-t-eias country hotel or for a genueman'a conn 1 try residence and will ba bold at & great bargain : with ft-rulturt nd all other p*r*ot-*l prnmrtv for 1 naruenui apply v hast i:s gb a otrot brown *■tosx jjjgfcjßjgg mb cheap houses and l*)tb for 9a__t mm i story frame cottage no sb spring at djuh wt 3xl , ill be sold at a bargain if app led for e--.ii also ibe bssastfifisbs bouse no 37a qflfeß at with lot 25 x win be sold a a price that will pay »• per cent on the lnvestmer.l hasting a uttim brown's baudlng ib aft houses fob sale—the 2 three d atory brtckdweulngs.nos.fl and ss oak sl near eagle st both have gas wafer and bath vill ■-• sold togetbei or singly price i*__«i etch lyon baker a co eric land office ms bain _*•"*_ wa tfor salk-the desirable 2-sto.ty and wing hrlrk dwelling no t-u deuwarksl oughly b-flflsa and lurnuhed tbrougboat ** ■. evevv modrt convenience and improvement v _*■of the run desirable resiliences in buffalo large barn bot and cold water flue large cellar applj to hihn otto 81 pearl sl ij trkal estate fob sale at reduced prleee to cloaa an estate this property i ■c i oved and rented la urst-clasa tenanta part ul lara_iralsbedbyhcm>_abamtoßl 18 w 8 an bt _ t sfor sale at a bargain tl ie 1-story brick building no 330 carroll st cou tig a la gt store on brut floor with second s mi thirl fl'-oraftmlsli for dwelling wui be sold at a piirc that win pay liberally on the lnv suae -.. g_-__tinob a otto * brown s building jit fljl for sale-premises nob 33 ax a d s 637 franklin at lot lt feet front by no mat n pth to pearl sl with three brlek house on it yr wji be bold in parcel terms easy price low _* [*. nly to j h n att >. bl pearl rt lu am desirable cottage fob bale — a b 1 1,-story frame cottage containtnn five root is baths first floor with ga cellar and autn complete rler large lot situate on ellicolt street in tin i inity oi tupper atreet apply to lee a pickeii 1 bot mw bwaa u >. 81.-i.ntky hotel for sale.-a (_)<». ss hotel with bam and laud in frankllnvlll astsnutgns ounty on the line of the buffalo awl washington railroad thlals a good opening fr mv r.ne seeking thla line of hnslneaa pr**ent own r m fa on accoatof 111 health in hi famllv ltos maker lo erie land offlce 318 main at ofl magarast ba ikitel f.mt sale ob exchange f'i-1 city property : the tavern stand known as th . bmil nen,**a_m>al ten mile from this fin j hie bouse is aix-l and 3-story high with one of th | i inert cellar in erie tountv has a tine ball-roon - ihe har room dining room and parlor are spaci'.iv j md w.-ll arranged tne re is a flue bam ix so and . , tons aud wagon bed 3 s two good well of at . , dabsfaa ac wl'h about twoacresof land this i.i i sjoed chance for a man that understande the hus tles the new railroad going from buffalo bl prlngvlue will have a depot located within a shor ll.uuceof this property making it very deatrahl md will increase in value rapidly call soon at m p f mb's no 3 south division sl k23 am low priced houses for sale adieu btrci't—-no 335 1 _ story frame lot 27 xl-s ■ni bt,«u ninth street—na.sß 1 story trick rear parti lo 4_l_a t<...uev price 81-w.ti michigan street—no ._; i story brick lot 1 irlce f.-ui minsvivant street between thirteenth an rniirtfsmtl slrtets—l story frame 10l 30x1 blxth street—so.mß 1 story frame lot s6_;xl'ai tri.-r bmbs p.-ibiier reet no 97 1 story frame 10l 8-xiuo niesßl«-s eagle stn-t't east of michigan slrret—2 story r«-d ras and water price 4.wuu sourh division street aouth side br*t frarcs kniseeaslof chcatn.it street—2 slorlei ; gaa water mth lotisxiiu price»lßw monro str__t no 4*2 2 story frame lot 3__lj rlce si.-.1 i-'irersoii treet no ibs 1 story frame 10:23x125 tries b_b-l with ut street-no 301 large frame cottage lo 3v.1 price blss-a _ north iii v .. n treet northwest cor elm str net ot 78x80 vlth f^ur frame bnlldlngs will be sol _ —— "' wsfc elei a 0 ' er 1 f'__'._*_*__lf*l '* *'■• ''"■"■niagara at fst fob sale-no 89 i lifton place a mm t-v-.s-.iry frame dwelling containing twelve oonia i.otltxlu also no 2il n'nrrls place twr tone frame with barn lot b_h lee a *__ __________ '" wl swan l b7 mb for pxchange-a very desikablk b t story brl k house pleasantly k.-ated in x,-elli-nt repair will befawd t a reasouablo bguie md * smull cottage taken in part iiavmeiit balance ■n r_vor.i-.le terms apply to john otto bl earl-l st eji'st issi'ed—our fall circular of li.provtii city prop*-rtv embracing some of be most desirable places lv market ranging in ■rhv from six hun'ire.i to twenty-five tbou-an t . r-i ileo.!.sirlng to purchase-wlunn.i it t belr vuw.kh to give us ix call hastings a i m r al l-i&tc brokers hrowu'sßuilding j l _* f s le-m9nol 111 d-tibion btbee . ■1 bnl beautiful l-story m-w frame i ottagi tin 1 off in tbe one.l manner lot wxl-u fi_t dccii lisc.h.ir j!m in*l water price b-bm apply to sl \: ■' i imb.5sonth dtttetoaat k__t fob bale-holsi ami lot os 1 in m~t wood avenne.au feet front 3te baal d.ep ii t ■:,„,] ou lin wood avenae iu-t tie-low ltl--a at o*a abo a chappell sg slain t k3b mm fob baij-—a new and fip.st-l las sgi sk-starv residence with h'l lie modem im i-.veiiients south side ot fcrr treet west of d-1 iwaro lotusx-es-ect term eaay f buell j yootater luihtliik 1 fo,i_^ai_e-fak-ms sfob . vi.e-dfsikalle farm fob sale 3f *"- i*."'g ti vrre^of che-oa land aliuatu o~il ten miles fr-m this iltv in the own of 11-im inr under a go,-.l mate of cillß atioll cxci ut - u-rea timber brst^toaa 8-bbtory fi-ame beo-k goo torse barn liav aad srataba-n orchard oefgrafte y.ilt good r.nce pb-ntv of water •■. in t cellar i.id.-r bouse 1 v.rv.h rable will be sold ebeai ret hai'i i f r.:i■-!..•!-in iniprov.-l city pir.pe i il kstings a otto i brown's uidldlng 01 rma 808 sale—a ol siuabi.e farm tiß t -.. l-.i ri wl.htn hr mile f main st-.oa tes •■li.-l road op osite clark's i»i«tlll»-rx mil evch'in/efora l"-niiot«l.ojt l."'1 acres apply :. edward a bcceland no i brown .- mm villi s.vle or ex-liange-skvekal ziz boe nu-o in erie genesee aad wywnlna tt,.|,-s kowaiids a bcck-land no . bniwn bonding _ 1u mfroß bale ob lxchange.-a mos'l t .), r:i farm •■! i"oacre-ln a hi^h btate • 1 uu-vatioti located bvorably nhtr the depot and m the lake wine growing nflon with 16 acres ol vule r*rd,n_c than i jau choice findt it ass « fine brl y.l lr barn wagon shed an warkabopa 11 will :- *•! i on reaaonnble term or ext-hanged foi ..--. : i-r ■'■. rtv apply to john otto 1 i e-rl s_l i vkv ni>.t<w x fob salh-siti vtb m mmt ~ the town of l.mica eoutalnlng w8 *■n * wed lntpenred bou excelk-nt wall waserad 1 hi : ru . i ■■*■ld or exchanged at a great bstcruf ;,,*,- » lerlagolng west tbe working stock wll (..-«.;■• with the farm if desired for further inf-.r imio apply to hume a anf<>rd hi be*l >»,...-. lb a*a i ai."-fi x ai.k -_. _ , vkesintienf i .. 0 initv near the village of ate_atlder;sol r^~a_e'i 1 w.-ll adapted for grain grab an rr.ll i ; f nn is well f.'ioed waters 1 and wool led with ftmr rood dw.lllrig hou-t large hams and oat i'lll'tlti vnluct p*r acre a dwelling in ibis cttr w li iro-ii si.'mi to b will be taken in excliang . - . -, r wluiln f-nr miles of iiatn al on use \■•- t . i r i'lmtik road with small dwel'lnr an i ' imi boti well adaßted for gardening will be -. m iv o a casj pm-.-li.-ser al-o m acres n ;' , -.'. "■■'. avr i ri ■-■■-•. ba t ■{': n . i.._k .■■"..■a cqu f-r.e 1-and i dßee fl stala at rffii k'ii:s\le—fifty-three acres frt'nt t ingfn niagara river running to high watt r n,..-k 7 i „ of bearing orchard ill years old i-im si-ttlasrof-he following vatlettea baldwin green ings and rjs-i tt . pr-dacca between w midsst i.er r 1 beryear has on-fine ir,,mi.l:itlon stable win vain b—wl cww btal ea root cellar and feed rooma wf:h i-nni crib sttaehc one ■*_-*_ lee bona . ■■very fine htcken hou .-. and house foumlatlon in lit to-.c<*o—u riiatehou-ie r and addition 2**xr*-t iw ■well one in barn by f ed room land good p 1 ~ iii bastm-i potat as and iso bumi-ls ear crn pes a.-ie fur terms ac apply to john otto bl penrl sl u j aft hdto aveni'e-lot for sale ____ ] _* ar res on south side of bin avenae third bn rt^i.f lielaware sl good grardemlot un^'-rg \ u f 1 i nltivatinn lyon raker a co vts.r , ,' i i otiii-e.3fl>latai«l k sg fabm f"ir sale-best garden land _?" in kriei'ountv must be sold to close onl an *-- t*.t 1>1 acres two tulti fr.ni the <\ r.hr.u^i . \ \\ fil l b-_d chuap by uowaioj a chappel u malnsl a ma fabm worth mbflß f'ut whii'h a ■> bo«bb vest aid--of main t worth bbuw will be i ta , :. 1 ■xrhatuc halau.-e on sstjr terms also a farm worth slt-l'lt-f't v-lilch hnpn.te cltvprni-rtv w i ik ta'-en f.t a large portion nt price by ii1 '^ - a'-oa t iiarpell.-ms mwliirit bb fflff sale o-l to exchange f*>k a **\ i'l-sl d-i r.-slt*rein the city a farm of iw a*^r"s hr qualltvof iifli'.lvlngia . outsl-leoftheei'y limit l«w » l.rae orcbi'rd one of tbe b**^t in uy rouuty sb 2-str.ry brick bmbs and three good bun -. win he boufl-bbhs i-h.ulrl fl how ai 11 i chappel ha m to^e^^ootesr ~* i fla r ,, i.rt-jiitta'ie in rear ob bft ' . 3 be-seea at reel also a pari i.f bun in nleliols it iniiuneof william barker no mb flen kros kent the mrubi and bask ment frame dwelling itaatoa on the berth orner f north oumon iid cedar st in fine range ira an w-ll lee a pi'kerini swan l j _ __ store ftiß rent the first loos i tjieucw building on chippewa • treet be t-,e,n main and pr-arl slreet consisting of a st*.re mt-d welling will lie rented low lee a i'll b ekini no 13 w swsii atreet mto bi:\t-tw'.kst(i_y brick house in gm«t order in seiiers at hetween loulai ai.nan-1 alal.a._astß howard a chappell so main st i eto rent-a malt house apply to john otto m_l"earl st _ tt am fdr went—the upper stoi-it.s f bel henc-v brick building on the noni able of ulppi-wa st be;ween main and pearl sl bc-bbltal ■.-■>.;. ii for a first-class boarding '■« i-i lee a i'll kkrino 13 ay swan st i7 fl houses to rent-we have a num 1 tier nf nouses to rent at a reasonable bgure the balam : f the se_u_.>n howard a chap pell m fa-flat k-t am ti rf.nt-tue desirable premies mm formerly aeaaaaad by f c man in a a c*wi r*?tf it**u:d on the comer of michigan and carroll tt suitable for a livery stable coal yard cr s_r i n^_porp*-*««s appit to edwajti-s a bctk an'd 1 br wn'a building u ii for rent—dwelling house no s"s mmt we*t s"nec st gas and rnwr for tc-rn tm.y ti.edwabp a buckland real estate s3 loan broker no - brt-wn biuiding bi-ffalo n y \ kl fmgm ient—a furnibhed bjojdsb with all tbe modem improvement within aye inin w*lk or the churches poaeeuelon imne-li lv for term inquire of edwards a bl'klanf . b estate and loan pro era no 2 brown a build lnga & to t-*»1u)01c urnh.i-ed cottage apabtments and sleepltii roo_b*i to rent on palmer street a fttrnlahed eottaae s rjoms swan street between main and washington streets one large room sooth i ton street near michigan street two large roosns aad two i in*>i alsw m arare room lo rose block pearl street all wlui tii.medlste poa*e*mon apply at no -' nl*gara sr leonard wilson a *. n real c___a agevß ja a tncrnished booms on main st.—the x sass amd tbe mml ts_-e which ta tnjnod order isoßa-adf-f sal by lee pickering u weal to ut-boom lofts fob bent—in the new block comer c-twa-fatnatoß aad green st tha sec ond cory over nna us aad ul the whole of tha , third store applj ui jew tt a boot i room with steam poweb to best roombbssj with tan horai power sad ma chinery in the bee hive cor niagara aad vir ginia st ltox baker a co erie land oflee 4*5 main al k to ct-^rrome sfob bent - the very desirable store in the new four-story hrlek building on ootbeast sssaat of seneca aad waamaftna st opposite the p oslofflec a ba location tar a bbsmbbs dry good store also the lame weu lighted aad eoramortlocshall with aate rooms etc oo th apper boor of aaana aflßsaafl will be rented to flaaonle odd fellow a or other onmauatlon needing perma nent accommodations for a term of years aad at reasonable rate also an the elegant rooms sad office on second and third floors of ac burl log very desirable for law l__sur-nce railroad oflces etc for terms etc apply to ha-stings a otto i brnwii's bn:min_r mortgages mortgages for c ale mm blsßsßfl in four annual payment lnlerasrt annually *> afl payable end of 7 year intereat aexnl-aaanally str.'wo navable in five annual payments int.—-at semi-anriialiy these are all srst claaa purchase money mortgage lyon baker a co 546 main bl ___ a r__bß-m lass mortgage for bale r mount bass hastings a otto 4 brown's bu.i.nng » a mortgages for bale-one of si .•*-. i^yable in aye annual lnstailment lntore*t cmi annually al one mortgage of bbbbk payable in five annual payment interest annually also one of %: '-• payable in four annual payment the above are all flrat liens purchase money mortgagee sn.i rood lnv-atmenta lyon a bake i/ney monet - purchase monet mortg-«esw__stedbyhowardachappel im vain bt 81 mobtsaoeb fob sale.—si jo mortgage parable in 5 annual payment mma mortgage payable ib 4 _ annual payments si.'wo mortgage avabl.tnl annual pavmeiits lton bake a 1 ■i erie l»n i <____£ v main t kis p_,_*.:hase money siotgages wanted in any amount lee a pioeering 13 ww w*b at proposals i.koposai.s for supply of material x for light house and pier at buffalo n 1 bbsbbbbfib iirricß msfl l h di'tkict > brrvalo n v dec 22,1870 i sealed proposals will be received at this offlce uu 1 p 8 fe't'ary 15 l"7l for thesupnly hy the ist of april 187 l or the opening or navigation of lake r-.rle for iwi of the fril'owtng class of material for lie lighthouse l'-partment buffalo n y ftf-tc-b-s ' k timher bjm ft b m hlda per ft plne timber s4.fi_u ft b m bids per ft ii piles li-tv ft long 1 ft butt iu tt point bids per pile s*cv_i class-iron 23.0u0 lb drift bolts 1 ft mare bids per ih l.i**i lb screw bolts and clamp bl is per lb i7'i lb race rod with swlve s blds per lb ](. lb . lin tu railing for balcony bid per lb thirdcla i,*~''t or large rubble atone bid per cord bids will he re'i-iv i for c'bssps separately or conioinuy but no mi win he entertatnpd that doe - l'include n entire cl*s information of wood nd iron work can be obtained by personal atteno tice at this offlce the lumber and irrn will tie blivertdon the liithtliouse lot on the we<-t bank of burfalo creek hurtab n v and the ston at the m-w tire.!1 water in bnffilo harbor wben needed by ihe likhthouse en.liie*-r bids to l entertained must he aecompnnled by 1 kinds an'l sureties to one hall their amount that the bi.lder will niiei-into comract wiib uas lighthouse l-uiritii-er lv accordance wiui th'1 lenus ol uie bid wiilim ten day after he has been notl-led hy tbe lii_hiiir*u engineer that hi bid ua betsß accepteu tvelotm.-ri enclosing i-id-j must be cu.ior_.-d - pro p***-fc eor buffalo l h and alluillll to thi *•**■*-"■g l gillespie st capt of engr aud eugr l.ui l m ub_b ca-aiidi-sotailiern railway company notice to contractors tenders will be received at my otll-e it fori erie ontario up to januarys leffl for tie for the canada sou the ru railway and ttfl braii.ii to the st clair river non but white ik and clßiullll will lie received ul - re tie can lie obtained lv localities where they i annot in-obtained cherry and tamarac will be re ceive d bpeciflratioßsßad blsnk form for tenders may be had upon application to this office i'cndirs must state at what point ties will lie de livered ihe number which caeb party propose ut deliver and when they will be d-.-ikered f a finney chief engineer lltier e in reh'j ti-'kie i foktehte dae . bse t b-lat financial tll'italll savings bank cor washington and batavia sts tlie '• ri of trustee havr b*f_d interest at the rntcofslx jh-r cent per iniriuu to be pnl-1 to de t-,«lt>is entitled thereto on and after january l i-tl i r-i m-.nil.s.ending dee 31 inter not withdrawn 111 interest trum jaouah i.uit b ni.-.i*-principal siv j,i-r c ni inter cut ailowau ou all aums from 81 '):..-._ n d-.i from 9 \. v t,.-j p.m warren bpvant 11 howard pies-dei serretar pefi ■-..•■- ss-bw dodge kimball & moore bankers stock and gold brokers ii vt-ull sire new tork tr.inract a..,noru h-nkln palmt hi :,:!..-... i oi i j.o.u nf,,..'l n<l ao-rl wm 1-iirwim .. i ~. !!■>. .-■'.' mat u__m.-b-_.-_1 collective and protective bra_-l0 or urrrala n a halbert & c h park attorneys sail agent no i main street buffalo n.t *. ilss-tttionp hi-t.'o chlrago incinuatf st louis cleveian.l milwaukee detroit toledo boißsßtsß loiii-vhle davenport san franclaao ili-**->d-?w " i . t r,.r st and beat sectti-td as well as the mnqt profitable in vestment offered in lie mflflßflßi 7 per cent gold first mortgage bonds coli-ub n keoiste-ce-d and j free of united states tax prlnipal and istsssbv payable in gold is'ite ibv the | burlington cedar rapidsdi minnesota r r co ; tbe n-r_ilulii b _] hms of the l oan for sale a 80 and accrued interest in cai___.no tmatreuem part of the mad i already in prepara bnß-t aad the i..-e_*ut tmrukegm saw largely in execs ofthe'-penillug vt nw-s and interest on the bonds th ba-bsna of bas work lie ry to esublleh u.-oul-ii conn-ctions thereby slvorlenliig the dl t nee i-etwecn bl paul and chicago 45 miles aud w lilies t sl louis is rapidly progressing in time for u'e b*n * i mill of the comine train crops which ll is esdmatsd will double the prem-nt income of tbe roh.l i be vsti.bllsh il ba—icter of this road runnln as it dcwb ihrougli ihe heart of tbe most thickjv settled ami ri<-ii si in rtlon of the great state of lowa to ctber with its present b-*___bbs condition and large earnings warrant us in inilif_ltatlngly re uniend inj tiies ronds to investor as in every rvspect an unck-obted sata.ltjr a small quantity of the issue only re mains unsold and when the enterprise is . niplete which will be this fall an immediate ad vance over subscription price may lie looked for tlie rood have sb year to run are coovertlble at th opttrjn d tin bolder into the stock of the com pa nv art par and the payment of tbe principal is pro vided for by a finking fiin.l thecon*ertlblhtv mtv iteae attach to these bonds cannot fall to eabbs uiem at an erirly day to command a market price t ousi-cr-fi-val-ove par v s five-.wentie *, pre-^nt price return only 4sj per cent corrency inivrest wulb these roods i-avis percent and we n■.'-,ni itiein to l>e aaja-e ao<l rally . iu*l as a secarl tv to any kail road nd issued land until they are ilac inpon the new york stock exchange the roles of which re-iulr the mad to he c np.e_e w obu gate r urselve to re-.ni r at any time any at mam bonds sold hy as alter this date at the sssss fflisc sfl realise by a on their aale all marketable v____ttc takea m abbsssbi traa cm assssaassi and bs_pssss rhaifwa henry clews st co i no 32 wali street h t fora-u by k brtht.ro t coit flrat vaumaal b-nk 1 n'oi.w.n r an m national bank t smitjt tulrd mpss -. l . 1 emkst sfl_e 117—ll-fc bc-t.lo ~°~= t\ea-i tlbob , practical plumber as mid teas fitth p_-na llatl tub waal tab.la watar bmoom lot air furuacoa built aad — i*_r-i a_-.v_-.izeu ibom ch-m-w tops isßaai ims-oaia the world's greatest pianos t&axz liszt ha dbclju-t thb chickering pianos the best in the worldi by ordering one far his own nse amerio s oraataat favxn-ite the i_ate xouib sff gottschalk i deelarsd them cnsqaaued we sell ths chlckarlag planoa on the strength of their own btdtt-dual merit snd not on the recom mendation of parties whose names can be nought try any man ufaciurer and wbo will use any maker's pi ano who pays them meat to do 11 prices reduoed plsaos sold on time old piano taken in exchange piano to rent uloatrated catalogue tarnished gratis an applica tion at the music btorsaf jew ett mi_s_hka tfc wahle » main street buffalo n y x b.—a large assort men tof pianos from the cele brated manufactories of decker bros ernat g*bler dunham also a vartetj of second hand piano al ways o ■"*___*_"_ m pianos organs etc cottier a denton beg to announce a general redncuoo tn price sad ask the attention or the put-lie to their exianalve as sortment of instrument pianos from 250 to 1,500 organs from 50 to 500 steinway & sons raven &. bacon a kraushaar kindt emerson hallett cumstons pianos prince ac co mason & hamlin and taylor & farley's organs and melodeons all wbo intend purchastnirlnstrumenta during the holiday r respectfully invited to call tbey will and our price w snd our terms ac commodating old lu*-rumen taken in c change time given for payment bent allowed as purchase money etc cottier ft denton 17-t-g mb main al msftmam^mm mr ed moelixr t^^^^^fl oiters to th public an excellent stock of pianos from tbe best manufacture of this country buch ab weber new tore central square grand aid uprigtt bradbury kkani.h ft bach and < theib piano rented ana taken in e__.h mg wareroo-s corn or pearl and chlppe wa stroeta piako majsc-fictort r^-~-^--w chris kttrtzman patent plajios manufacturer of over-strung llano fortes which took tb first prize iedal at the international industrial ixlilbluon held in buffalo in 1 -■'.. n patented may s-w 1810 manufactory ocr batavjk and elm bts two squares from the oldcourlhoube.l the subscriber keepaconstanll..on hand a choice assortment of piano forte_l inelegant rosewood iv which be warrants to be earn in tone touch and unl-li to any manufactured lnthe country per boss desirous or obtaining a superiir in-urumsnt are respectfully invited to give him a aul before purchaa inii el where fft-d*c c__.i_.tiaj ki'ktzman _ derrick feigemaker st co 39 41 and 43 clintof street bt-tttai-o n t c^atxtrch organ builders also patentees and sol mantfacturers of the justly celebrated portable pipe organs for churches schools lodges and parlors illußtrated catalogues and pricollaumilleil viizz to sny address bpeclfleatlon for church organ of say style or blzt furnished ou application tuning and repairing promptly attended to portahle pipe organ will ' . delivered li any part of die united t.itc reached ny express i.shen they havem ageut*l free 55 c_.a_u_.l on secd_pt ol wines 55 ltopo-m try mfner swan cgtn cordial warranted pure bottled by risley & co jbsubsbbb office amd salesroom 157 washington st buffalo n y h f brigob a co distillers and rectifiers office axd sales rooms 72 b-bap a —* c_i-_u btr oh to lie trade aixouo highwints freni - sfibit an.l s____?__e o-u dlatlll..tlo also up-rior ran.'»n 1 sie bon moxonuahbla and uipobtxu^nhia superior axes we abe rkepaked to bc-tlt fa 111-awluia snp-ri-r qa_uty of al made prolally for family uaa all t-t._.bh««_s office or reived by mall will be prompllt bb o rbesh teast con-btaxtlt on hand fox . williams am to«mßi—aery charles gibbons c a v><-,b__at a ftp ka__taf-_~heb or oino cokdiai and u-mo-i a kaspbekbt hykup keelltar and wh.il.->w wtar in moor r *__.._ wnlatv wbe.l whlaty aae k-auicky bourbon and pan con wblak rorrl.u bd dom—-tic win and lt-mora ta excrakge bt buffalo n t m it bbss sol ninittiin-irr wines brandies and liquors ktvttt clftrt trt.cco p>t it ma 1 w-_t b*s s-r.-l isnt _-_■___ main t uuua ran chokx alsb abd ruaisa ino_-._m.i_n amm
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-01-05 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1871-01-05 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 26 No. 8578 |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-01-05 |
| Description | Buffalo, Erie County, NY, and region daily (except Sunday and occasional holidays) newspaper, 1866-1878; both preceeded and succeeded by the Buffalo Morning Express. |
| Subject | Buffalo (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Erie County (N.Y.) -- Newspapers; Twain, Mark; Clemens, Samuel. |
| Location | New York (State), Western; Erie County (N.Y.); Buffalo (N.Y.) |
| Contributors | Twain, Mark, 1835-1910; Clemens, Samuel Langhorne, 1835-1910 |
| Publisher of Original | Express Print Co. |
| Date of Original | 1871-01-05 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18710105_001.jp2 |
| Holding Institution | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Publisher of Digital | Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society; Buffalo State College |
| Digital Collection | The Buffalo Express |
| Library Council | WNYLRC |
| Notes | Buffalo Express Vol. 26 No. 8578 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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buffalo express tot xxvi thursday january 5 1871 no 8479 by telegraph weathek rjeport-jajl 181 l ttn rtnm iamaitii milan nf tim sad hc portafer ihe basil ft caavn luumrvuloai washington the army examining board washington jan 4.—tho army exam ining board or which gen hancock was president was dissolved unlay and the generals composing it ordered to their rcapective comma-id the board has re ported unfavorably upon 2 m cusem an . favor ably upon 21 four cases were returned to the adjutant general office as not being acted upon thirty cases were withdrawn from the board by the war department and seven officers failed to answer the sum mons the pacific railroad bonds the committee on appropriations made a report to-day in favor of ibe bill provid ing as to tbe pacific railroad bonds that all sums due or to become due ior interest shall constitute a hen on all lands which have been or may be so granted and which re mains undisposed of by the companies this the committee say simply gives tbe united states ii mortgage for the debt due from their debtor treasury disbursements the following are the disbursements of tbe the treasury department for december ex clusive of tbe amount paid on the account ol the public debt civil and miscellaneous 55,294,tt4_!."7 war 6,259,760.73 navy s2 ,-___>. ii i..3-3 interior pensions and indian 1,720,135.99 total 14,622,669.82 a veto the president sent a message to the house to-day vetoing the bill for the relief of charles cooper oasbom jones jerome cowlev wm hannigan and john hanni gan the bill directs the discontinuance of the suit against these parties for the enforce ment of a bond executed by them to the united states but makes no provision for tbe abandonment of a pretended claim of . ii 1 parties against tbe united states grow ing out of tbe same transactions the presl ili'itt thinks if tbey are released from their bond the united states should be protected from their cluim the indian appropriation bill the indian appropriation bill reported to day appropriates four million three bund dred and fifty-nine thousand five hundred and nine dollars the lincoln statue vinnie ream's statue of lincoln will be erected in the rotunda of the capitol in a few days the new york central railroad scrip tax in response to a resolution requesting the secretary of the treasury to communicate io the senate the proceedings that have been had relative to the collection of tax ou 45 000,000 tbe scrip dividend of the new york central railroad company and whether aid tax has been paid into the treasury secretary boutwell to-day returned a copy sfa communication addressed to him by the acting commissioner of internal revenue in which besßfa the only instance iv which liability ol the new york central railroad to a tax on scrip dividend has been referred to this office for consideration and decision relates to the question of taxing as scrip dividend the sum of 036,000 the same representing the issue of the company on december 19th 1868 of interest certifi cates to the amount of 80 per cenl of its capital stock the proceedings of thisoffiee with reference to assessing and collecting a tax of 5 per cent on said 80 per cent scrip issue has been as follows on the 17th of june this ofiice directed supervisorsmythe of the northern district of new york to investigate the affairs of the new york cen tral railroad company with special refer ence to its liability to tax upon the aforesaid issue on the 16th of february 1870 in view of the evidence presented by smythe supervi__t o'donnel his successor was instructed to cause the immediate as sessment of a tax of 5 per centum on said scrii march stb 1870 an assess ment of 1,151,800 the same representing a tax of five per cent upon 23,046,000 was made against this company and a list con taining said assessment psssed to collector bailey this assessment wasordered at the time in order to save the government from being barred from tbe assessment o a tax under the fifteen months limitation aud to enable the question of liability to be deter mined upon tbe claim for abatement or refunding as the case may i the tax has not yet been collected the collec tion has been suspendad at three different times—once by a telegram dated march 26th 1 70 and again by letter dated april 9th ih7o and the last suspension was ordered on the sm of november when collection was stayed until january 2d 1871 these sus pcn>ions had been ordered at the urgent re quest of commodore vanderbilt and others in behalf of tbe company in order that they might as they claimed have ample oppor tunity to collect and forward evidence iv behalf of the company it is proper to add that the seeming delay on the part of this office in deciding to collect tbe aid tax has arisen from what it conceived to lie not only tlie desirable nest but tbe necessity of having all the statements of the company on its own behalf before returning so import ant a question and from the repeated de lays of the company in furnishing such statements enatur prague's cotton specula tions on the 14th of december senator sprague offered a resolution calling for a copy of the report of judge holt relative to unlawful traffic he was charged with being engaged in with one hoyt byron sprague wm h reynolds and others in answer to this res olution the secretary of war to-day aent to the enateacopyofa letter written by judge holt in lfwjs to the secretary of war slating that hoyt who resided in texas at the breaking out of the rebellion made bis way n-irth where in the fall of 1862 he effected an engagement with william pprague for undertaking to get cotton out cf texas four firm-ktook an interest in tbe venture sprague a si reynolds a co taft a co and knight a co.—and all of providence r 1 each firm furnishing 25,000 vessels were purchased and each was loaded with a cargo of ma chinery arms etc and cleared for foreign ports uut were ran to texas sometimes under a changed flag hoyt proceeded thith er upon one of the vessels carrying letters of introduction from governor spragu commending him to general butler and ad miral karragul tba cargoes wera sold in texas and tbe proceeds were invested in cotton william sprague has written sev eral letters to general dix in regard to tbe case in none of which doea he admit and in one of which he denies a knowledge of hovt and of the details ot tbe operation such as is indicated by letters from him found on hoyt who expressly declares william sprague u have been cognizant of the progress of tbe business and lo have advised aad aided it to tba utmost of hie power it is stated by wm sprague that tbe ooject waa to aid union citizens la texas and obtain infor mation for tba govern meat but no one elae conneected with tbe venture seems to bave viewed it in that light aad byron sprague his partner who had special charge of tbe speculation plainly describes it as sa under taking to get out cotton majror general dix in a letter te tha secretary of war ks tbe parties who furnish-d the capi knowing bow it was to be employed were wm sprague ualted states senator byroa sprague bis brother aad wm h heynolds co judge holt ftirtber say tke high social steading ef these gentle rsen bakes the case sb of grea if-ieacy and i regard it also sa a qaastsa d importance whether the uroßssrhag gainst them should ba by a miluary eafl niflriou or in adrll court whether til fceu charrad-if prov-d eoostltou a met vlelatfe of ths b-wb of war or a high crime under the conrtitation of the itdlted states there are at tout two witmnet to the fact of illicit trade and ample written proof it appears that among the article purchased la kewtorfc to be tajkea to texas were some arm snd ammunition and on the invoice of the cargo with which hoft went from ha ant to metamoraa wen thousands of cart ridges and percussion caps from in examination of all the papers this bureau is of the opinion tbm persons who were engaged in this unlawful traffic may be brought to trial before a gen eral court martial under the 60th article of war for r.hevinj tne enemy with more md ammunition or by military commission for violating the laws of war in trading aiid holding intercourse with the enemy it is for the secretary of war to declare whether in view ot all the drcumsudoes and of the present condition of affairs theliftrial shall be ordered indian mattsrp commissioner parker had an interview with the president to-day he will u-k m investigation into the charges made by mr welch of gross mismanagement in the'oper ations of the indian bureau ilist congress—seco2td session washington jan i senate numerous petitions were presented from individual for the removal of political disabilities mr siikrman rep o presenrm a communication enclosing the opinion uf the attorney general in regard to unexpended balance bills were introduced by mr harlan—to enable honorably dis charged soldier and tailors their widows snd orphan children to acquire homesteads od the public lands of the united states rpferred to the committee on public lands by mr spencer—to pay for quartermas ter and commissary supplies taken for the united states army from citizens of ala bama who had enlisted and were doing ser vice in said army referred to the commit tee on claims mr morrill rep vt offered a res olution which wu adopted directing in quiry by the finance committee as to the expediency of imposing a tax of 1 upon each application for an official position hav ing a salary not leas than 1,000 and the same upon each signature thereto made to the president or made to be presented to any of the executive departments and where the salary is in excess of 1,000 an additional tax of 60 cents on motion of mr sherman rep o the benate took up and passed the bill amendatory of the funding act of last ses sion authorizing an increase of the i&kue of hve per cent bonds from 1200,000,000 to 600,000,000 and making the interest on the same payable quarterly notice was given by mr morton that be would on monday next call up the bill for reimbursing states for monies advanced during the rebellion and similar notice for to-morrow by mr sherman respecting the bill relative to niint assay office and coin age of the united states mr stunner's resolution on san domingo matters was adopted without objection the following additional bills were intro duced by mr hows—amending bankrupt act so sh to give priority in the distribution of bankrupt estate to wages due any operative clerk or house servant to an amount not exceeding 200 referred to committee on judiciary by m*r wilson—amending the army act of last session in regard to soldiers affi davits fur acquiring homesteads referred to committee on public lauds the senate then briefly considered with out action the bill introduced by mr trum bull.to relieve congressmen from importu nities in appointments to office which looks to general civil service reform the question being upon an amendment offered t>y mr williams to extend the prohibition against soliciting appointments in the case df mem bers of congress and to include all judici ary military and naval officers of the l'lifted states the senate then took up the regular order tlmimm—the bill for relief of j milton m'.--t of paducah ky.,—and resumed dis rutsinn of the question of public responsibil ity for private property destroyed as al leged for public use during the war mr carpenter made a general argument adverse to such claims and messrs uavis and howe in favor of paying them without disposing of tlie subject the senate nt 4:l after a short executive session adjourned hocse the bill reported by mr morrill before the holidays to provide for ceiehraling the one lundreth anniversary of american in dependence by holding an internatiinal ex hibition in 1878 came upas thefir«t bubine in order in the mormnir hour after some discus>ion mr morrili moved tlio previous question on the vote being counted by tellers it appeared that no quorum was present mr if mnm cltrii . it iptti aoucetnai the committ*>r ( n foreign att.un w.iul'l a*w t?)e ilnune to considi-r tlo san lioaiingo resolution on monday next mr babbkjfft kep call reportc th aunual indian appropriation hill which was made the special order for wedii**>!ai n«>xt it appropriates nearly x.000.0t0 itas than the act of la*t year a number of bills were introduc d and re ferred mr wood dem n v asked leave to offer an exhaustive resolution calling on the president for information regarding san domingo the resolution was read and mr lawrence wanted it referred to thf com mittee on foreign affairs mr eldridge objected to such reference when mr orth objected to the resolution the speaker tailed th attention of mr banks to urms of notice given by him to-day in regard to thr san domingo resolu tion and remarked that the senate joint res olution on that subject was still on the speaker's table mr banks rep mass.l asked to have it referred to the committee on koreigu a ffai m mr wood dem >'. y.j i object i will object to it in every form aud at tvery stage mr banks—the house gave consent to hie committee to report on the san domin po matter after giving five days notice that consent applied properly to the house rfm.iut.olis and not to the senate resolu tions mr wood—the only reference of the question was the resolution introduced by the gentleman from msssschusetts and that i t in only form in which it can be brought bark mr banks—we do not propom to present it in any other form than that mr wood—the seoate resolution is on our table snd there i hope it will remain mr fitch r*p rev g/ve notice of amendment to the senate joint resolution in reference to san domingo extending its application to cuba the house then at 1:30 adjourned foreign the demand ob boetuts bordeaux jan 4 pano advice say a number of mayor of the city bad called upon general trocbu and lntitted that he give way to the de.tr of th people for tor tiet me of the parit jonrnsls torute trochu offeebleueet and a number ol tbe tbe _. w.papert of bordeaux in noting tbit exproatioii of opinion mem to eanclude wiiti it it 1 under topi that order bave been tent to general iv tbe held to ba.ito tbe movement upon pari a new general hat been tent to tommt-d the french force at havre the evacuation of kouen by oermaat la considered certain at mautculel 1 forced to concentrate bit force in - tbe north by the fol ward movement of faldherbe along the valley of ibe tolle potalbly otoe chtutey continue to meet w itb aucce_es with hi flyingcolumn tbe algerian caralry routed a body of prunlan yesterday arr ____ at home london jan a—advice from boa tty cardinal anlonelll received cordially tbe ambaatador tent by king victor emanuel to announce bis arrival in bone navigation of thi d_-t th pruaaitn goveruae-t hat declined to second the auttrian demand upon tb power for a fre-b guarantee for the security of the navigation of tbo lower danube sew ti at yxotini.-r at tbe new year banquet at venainr the king gave a tout to im german prla cet to which tbe duke ef baden rrapond«d in a speech rejoicing at the restora i..n 0 tbe old german empire and concluding with a toast to william tbe tictortoas food and ri el in i__i paris letter ate tbe citizens tu_r greatly from tbe lack of foe and food th severity of the latter want i however mitl . gated by tbe mores distributed by order ol the government muccl-axeoc tub 11 is fiiiliuwl austria will srrtst and i detain atl french pr.-.uert who tear into - her territory daring tne *•£■___-_ t a nlsa is on fcot for . public raceptioa l aad di_a to jules favre on his a . vai a __— to s___al the uhtsronr i t-bta-g-t ast mmmrnu sboa mtjmit r trfe-l »---«-»7 to v—sllles u aulh r la c lively mmmtmmfm " , m r m>-"mmt lfate fl 1 * od4ws 1m gam ud ft quantity of toiw ml int i till hinit rfihl till mi behlin jan 4.—certau builctn of b«r hq hare b*ea nitmri to wagtbj tirm of imnrisonmedt for p*rticii»«lkin la the üb tchpttont to tke rerant frmck loan qkkman calcclatioka bscssbls jan 4.—kinf wiluan hat abandoned tbe idea of enter iv pann upon tbe capituiatioo tbe r«>rt of tarii are to or garnaoned and pruvltioiifil for two tear and the germans to bold alwwv lorraiue belforu biube and tbe line a cuaitnanication with pari after the un roniliuonal burrender which aloue will l>e m-ceiitd the a;ard nuti male wiil be ariueii and lc made mpon»ibl for tbe preserva tion of order in tbe capital ud tbe corp legislatif will be lummoned to mr-t n the 3d of the follow f i k mnuth tse english cabinet new tokk jan 4.—a wvrtd special fn in london nay the duke ot < aintiriii^e is abut to be aucceeded b lord napier of maul t!a na commander in chief of tbe army and mr cardwell aa secrctarr of suleforwar bj lord strathnairn fug land ii determined to arm the germ ash betbeatixu chanaet continue to advance on orleans md tbe qennana an retreating bourbaki bas divided hia force*—one column moving on chalona and tbe other on orleans via glen the spanish cabinet a herald madrid bpecial sari the fol lowing wilt probably be the new cabinet serrauo president of the council without a portfolio re rodaa becretrrv of war ola 7*jra secretary of state and topete secretary oi the navy the union liberals teem to be in th ascendant pkim 5 body lying in statf a herald special from madrid bays prim's body was removed to-day to tbe church of mocba without disturbance there were 60,000 people out and an impos ing procewion took place the carriage in which tbe assassination occurred was in the procession its sides riddled with bullets and iu glass windows shattered the body lies in state in tbe church guarded until tues day the new empire a herald special from berlin says ton beust's dispstcb of the 28th december met with a hearty reception here the new german empire under tbe leadership of prussia is recognized without conditions and hopes are expressed tbat amicable rela tion between tbe two empires will be pro ductive of great good to both countries new york the sentiment of america toward it alt new york jin 4.—a number of citi zens of new york have determined to bold a meeting it the academy or music to ex prem tbe sentiment of the people of the unit state toward tbe people of united italy upon tbe occupation of horn v tbeir capital and upon tbe restoration to tbat city of tbs government of their own choice tbera ii nothing in tbe movement of a re ligious or theological character eminent speakers will be tecured t and toe time of meeting will aoon be definitely fettled brooklyn mattertl the city debt of brooklyn ai ihown by mayor kalblleiach's annual m«ataire to-day it 3&,600,000 and bonds in addition whoa tttsue have already been authorized it 8,680,000 the mayor recommend tbat the water board and park commission be abohabed judge barnard in the kings county su preme court to-day itauwl a mandamus to compel mayor kaibdeiach to sign a warrant to enable tbe fire commissioner of brook lyn to obtain 920,000 from the city treasury proceeds of the property formerly belonging to tbe department death or chaeles 11 sweetser charles h sweetaer founder and former ly editor of the round table and the even ing mail of thia city died of consumption at pilatka fla sunday the erie-ramsey suits judge brady to-day directed a partial stay of proceedings in tbe erie-ram wy litigation and tbat the papers in tbe cane abould not be transferred to kenaselaer county until tbe appeals now pending in thin county are dis posed of in the erie-ramsey case to-day in tbe supreme court general term pro ceedings were stayed until a deriition is rendered on the appeal from judge brady's order setting aside or opening tbe default lately entered by judge barnard akrested fox burglary thomiiß kennedy george hart anj james prendergntut lave been arrek«**l charged with ljurerl:»ries in weatchftter county ami town of new jersey rermtty emhhttedl prop rtt valurd at 4..v>0 wan r ovcred new tobk tkison abbo*htion th xpw york prifon awm-iation l loctf 1 j»hn i>avit wolff pmuvt amuiiff the vire-l'repidentß are qot ff man lion c j folger au'l urn fraafn lw"-r new york legislature albany jsn 4 e-a-atk billß were introduced br mr winslow-allowing town sub scriptions ui the carthage and watertown liall road by mr san ford — exempting oneida county from an act relative lo sending in sane poor to willard a ylum the senate then took a recess on reassembling tbe senate concurred with tbe assembly on the imendment to tlie adjournment resolution and then ad journed to tuesday evening next asse-cblt mr husted moved that the journal be amended ao us to show lhat mr gleason yesterday presented a petition of mr twombly"protesting against mr carey tak ing bis beat from the seventh new york district the chair decided the motion out oforder a only a motion to correct the error in the journal could be made and as tbe clerk had decided tbe presentation of the petition out of order uo notice of it could be taken in the journal and there waa no error to correct mr husted appealed from this decision messrs littlejohn and alvord sustained the appeal messrs smith and weed sustained tne decision of tbe chair debate was continued messrs jacobs and field maintaining that at the time this peti tion was presented there was no house of assembly to receive it and it had to lie re jected by tbe clerk and no notice taken of it meet littlejohn alvord aad husted maintained that there should be kept lull record of all proceedings as well before the speaker was elected aa after mr littlejohn admitted that tbe clerk acted correctly io rejecting tbe protest at tbe lim but instated tbst tbe journal was incomplete in omitting to notice the fact after further discussion mr buck called tbe previoua question which waa ordered snd tbe decision of the chair was sustained by a vote of 6b to 66 tbe senate concurrent resolution to ad journ to monday at seven o'clock p fl was taken up and on motion of mr alvord tuesday was substituted for monday and the resolution adopted the senate bill authorizing monroe coun ty to issue bonds to psy lv indebtedness was passed bills introduced by mr ransom—to amend the exctae law by mr irving—to protect livery stable keepers by mr fields—amending notary public law providing that certain notaries public shall bold offlce till march next bead and passed al*o to repeal the new york city regis try law resolutions offered by mr jacobs—the following wbieh wss adopted resolved that the comptroller be re quested to inform the house whether all the appropriat-ona for charitable purposes made by tbe legislature of wo have been paid and if not the reason for such nob-payment br mr green-that tha repreeeotafives in dfisbbbb be raqassted to taake efforts to bave aa act paaasd car a treaty with ths beoeea nation of ladiaaa to secure a tftle to tbe alleghany baflireslloß beflanfld tmbtssf appointed he-da iseobm weed hosted aadgleaaoa aobbbbbbbbbaa rules tbe amsmhly tbsa adjourned until tues juy next at t m miscellaneous oouwt ur arnu aibist jtn 4 the toui>wtu r it tlw r>ir dendir for jan ».: itfet t 10 104 ll"^l i »». ».». », jmm «■utidb eorar \ bochistxr in th alipdw fcr tbe sih gt january latttmmmmct ih suprtm court u b ui 14 j 17 13 si fc 54 m d it \ cowww i cowantyn ' cincinnati ju 4—th ooxwlrfft thb immtng f»**m*m ■prt.rti leur fro orrllle ormnt to t fmw rf chfcam an«b is l«0 in wbl wtn aadtr wtrarc tlw .* imwl w party la laduhag bflullsrs le rata bbb^bb be grant to bay bla sbcflsa upas bay bssnt ef this amount the avutaaea sawaaat thssa was to be dsstroysd aad 11 flatlir dropped grant statea thess bads sea ha proved and sails upon tha prialilsat ta re move bloomfleld for the good of tha party and bis own reputation ba speaks of tbe general cos-rapt km existlag la revenue matters in tnßt city and says hs could tell of transactions r.uca won than this but think tbe proper wi la t remove ; he ills-tone*l officers and ap. |
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