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buffalo express vol xxvi friday march 31 1871 no km by telegraph imfkj w —*- rtlifirl wat department biyß flerrlec united state army dirtsloa of telegrams and report fur lb beturt t of ciinkne meteorological record waibixctcnt xarcb 30 synopsis rob past 24 hoc ua tw tanas wbufawilnnhaj nah«pnnm «■urn south atlaaue and la tba ohio valley ban spread as the lower lakes aad middle mates aad an o tbiaataatecea the aaat attaaor dowdy mlbai baa prwralled from the unlf state aoribwnrdiy bat la bow aneeasflad by rlaa aanaa her aad dear or tt-rtar na weather laroaahoui tbewhole mississippi valler thu la aaparcauj a to tbe laflaaac of tba high prcania that a report lent nftght la tbe extreme soruwest the barosnrtst remains hlgb oa tbe bock moon lain and stationary oa tbe pacific coaal probabilities it la probable tbat the deads and ralna wtu ea prtuat be moreorleai brokca ap from tbe middle states to tbe mississippi yauer jtreab aortuerlt winds are prababla for the lakes aad gnl light winds on tbo a r'anile eoaas *•»• __ new york a suit to recover t ajkaa nwocjk new york maxell aav—atm mary t janalon a daughter of uouiim dure bain brkijff sued dudcan sbei in iu i t_u aad tbe national city bank lv the initad states circuit court to-day to recover with interest and dividend twenty thousand dol lars canal stock a legacy from her father which had been pledged to tbe firms named by a trust*1 *- of her estate and subsequently sold he failing to pay the lceuu judge blatehford reserved the decision the english ekle stockholders in tits case of heath and raphael against tbe erie railway company and others the plaintiffs made motion in the united states district cos-rt this afternoon for in junction to restrain erie from issuing new stock or convertible bonds pending the de cision of tbe court in various erie cases court took papers and reserved decision tbe colored mass meeting at a mass meeting of colored citizens in cooper institute to-night to commemorate tbe ratification of the 1 iflceuth amendment rev henry ii viand garnett pre sided resolutions were adopted urging tbe freeing the state constitution from anti-republican clauses recommending that tbe exercise of tbe ballot by colored men be made safe and advocating tbe ovrftor bfp of tbe soil by colored men north and south an oi'tkageous operation the brooklyn authorities have discovered that officer o'keefe of the sanitary squad ba been selling at auction and giving away among tbe poor large quantities of clothing bedding and other articles infected with small pox and which he had been ordered to destroy the discovery produced a great sensation in parts of the city where tbe dis ease still prevails stabbing affray thomas brown a sailor was stabbed to the heart by frank wilson a shipmate during a quarrel this afternoon in a cherry street boarding house wilson is in cus tody tue colored procession the colored citizens procession this after noon in celebration of the adoption of tbe fifteenth amendment numbered several thousand including two colored militia companies snd a number of civic and benev olent societies tbe designated line of march was fully performed despite the severe storm asps ' — washington democratic executive committee washington march 30.—the national democratic executive committee met this morning and appointed a sub-committee consisting of messrs cox eldridgc and archer to determine upon permanent offi cers lor tbe resident executive-committee in washington city and report to the full committee to-morrow tiik san domlngo rerokt the san domingo report is still in the hands of the coir.inlssioners it is said it will make about live columns internal revenue decisions commissioner l'leasonton decides that all salaries paid by the united states during the last live months of 1870 are exempt from in come taxation and that persona whose in come last year was less than s2,otfo need make no return nor affidavit that their in come wax less than that amount tostmaster confirmed the senate to-day confirmed tbe nomina tion of m u taylor to bo postmaster at fredonia an incident in the sekate—butler and senator davis just prior to tbe conclusion of mr davis remarks in tho senate to-day an incident of unsual character occurred which excited considerable comment in the galleries and upon the floor representative butler of massacuusett who was occupying the seat of senator thurman immediately adjoining that of senator davis had been for some time intently observing mr davis as be pro ceeded the latter apparently growing res tive snd disconcerted under tbe steady raze of the massachusetts member and speaking with bis usual warmth and earnest ness suddenly faced tbat gentleman and continuing hia argument against the credibility of exaggerated ku klux stories aid " these fictitious charges are originat ed by parties to affect tbe coming election the legislatures to be elected are to choose one-thinl of the members of this senate and it is with a view to using this political capi tal for these diabolical and devilish ends tbat these vile and slanderous stories emanate from the brains of political scoundrels and ruffians mr davis then took bis seat and observing that butler's scrutiny was continued wheeled his chair around so as to meet tbe latter's n/c more defiantly tbe two then sat stolidly staring or ratbr.r glaring at each other to the amusement of tbe galleries and evident dlequieuide of senators around tbem who seemed to fear a personal collision might ensue mr stevenson a colleague of davis had meanwhile taken tbe floor bat tbe attention of the greater part of he senate was en grossed by tbe seemingly bellicose appear ance of the two gentlemen who still eyed each other with no very approving glances after a full minute spent in this way davis rose from bis chair and addressing butler was heard to say by senators near him what do you mean by attempting to browbeat me in tbat way r youareadamned scoundrel sir adding after a pause yes sir i repeat it you are a damned scoun drel sir at tbla juncture mr wilson in compli ance with • request made to him privately by mr caskcrlv came from hie beat on the ot her side of the chamber and interposed to prevent a continuance of the scene davis then resumed hia sens aad butter after looking in another direction cor a few mo menta rote and went over to tho republican lido and shortly after left tho chamber it is reported that when addressed by davis butler replied i don't know you sir i don't care far you and 1 don't want to speak to yon it is also staled that prior to ibis occurrence snd while davis was de li vering his speech mr bayard shttaf osar hiny esularated to him to free biaaaarir from the annoyance of mr butler's serntiay^by an appeal to tbe vice president bat darks replied that be did not need tho ppenortlsm of the senau out would take ore of him self dimmer to the son domlhcjo oonjjcbv sfonbbh the president gare a private dinner to the san domingo commissioners to-night st wblcb were present wads hows snd white and vnator chandler and two ladies in addition to mrs grant miss nellie and master jesse grant mr dent tho father of mrs grant mrs judge dent and man fert after dinner the piimwft and general horace porter all ended a reception of tho fenney ivaata repnblieaa association gotjtg rome to totav tho government clerks from connecticut win go horns to vote oa monday fobttt-secoifd congrsss wassnverom march a atx mr davi dobs my osorod a mih ttoa eauanronon tho biuiaonthn of the trsssasry war aad secy so penes to tho senate at the next sesaioa f congress a iksnnhi nf btwnstty by oh—s wha tto so dsßßsed volee whtea has seen w*?srljat nskass | i ii of sanee jnsnsory a mu by the ssasstsanhorsty or ft tho assay of ikssir dsportoaanta â– â– â– â– sh uly wnsadsßßjs stoat was bsfinw sf said jsinporty fr fgm bgw back wiwl !â– !. wfc tpmbw zlm lsi l saw twwiii t lsmsm mmma *■■»••«•• mi ii iii ttr hossu.l bwl.h«.)«»sa •«» mx wssassawsasssssßsaaajßs uu would be limited to 4,000 to mm nana mss 9 •>** *â– â– * mr wilson rep mass then moved â– modiicatloa of tho mil to giro bounty to those who had boon disabled by sii knees eg disability contracted in tbe service thu would reach about one-half the cases undei decision of the court the remainder woakj hare to bo provided lor hr manor tho aa ject went over without action until nan row consideration of mr anthony's amend ment to the order of business to allow the consideration of any bill on the sooth noons by tbe house of representatives was re sumed mr davis dem ky spoke in refuta tion of tbe charges of mr baajpanan bgainst tbe peace snd order of the south particular ly of his on v sute in alluding to the late ttarretary stanton he aam a more lawless dictator was never in power than that aaeae secretary of war if justice had been dealt out to him in hia life time foi his crimes fie would have been bong h honored times for murder and pot in the penitentiary tea thousand times for bis enmce sensa tion mr davis remarks were interrupted by the expiration of the morning hour when it was agreed to take s rote upon the ques tion mr tbunnans amendment reqai ring any bill that might he received from the house to be referred to eommiuee before action by the senate was voted down mr anthonys amendment was then adopted without division mr sherman's resolution instructing the judiciary committee to bring in a bill to re press kn klux outrages was than proceed ed with and mr davis of r whoso re marks had been interrupted w expiration of the morning hour was awarded the floor snd proceeded to argue that congress bad no power to pass any such legislation air.-wilson rep mass said beheld in bis band a list of murders and outrages committed to kentucky mr davis dem kv said many of these oatrages were committed by negroes upon negroes mr sherman rep o argued that the assault upon a negro mail agent in ken tucky had been crossly exaggerated and furnished no justification for the postmaster general's discontinuance of service on the postal route he proceeded to vindicate bis state from charges or lawlessness snd claimed tba the people there uniformly treated negroes generously and kindly and that their only fault was in refusing to be lieve in tbe superiority of the negro race mr morton i rep ind.mn reply to the statement of mr stevenson that be mor ton sent a message to the indiana legisla ture in 1865 opposing negro suffrage said at the time ins ides was very generally enter tained by the republican party but it was soon found tbat reconstruction could not be accomplished without enfranchisement of colored people and that frenchisemeot had worked tar better than he ha anticipated mr blair dem mo deeired the sen ator from indiana morton to answer can didly one question whether negroes bad not been entrusted with the ballot in order to obtain a republican vote mr morton replied it was well known that reconstruction could not be accom plished on a white basis the white people of the south would not accept tbe situation mr blair emphatically they did ac cept the situation they did abolish slavery and never lifted a hand against tbe government since and any one who asserts contrary asserts tbat which is not true general applause in the galleries which the chair checked after some discussion regarding tbe fre quency of late of applause in the galleries tbe chair stated that on a repetition of dis order they wonld be cleared mr morton continued his remarks con tending that lawlessness did prevail in ken tucky upon the conclusion of mr morton's speech mr j'oole obtained the floor and at five o'clock after a brief executive sesalen the senate adjourned house the house proceeded to the consideration of the bill reported from the special com mittee mr beck dem ky addressed the house in opposition to the bill its purpose was to destroy the lights of states and peo ple and put into the bauds of the president omnipotent power in reply to a remark of mr beck that mr butler of mass said tbe bill met with approval of the majority of the republicans of the house mr dawes said no man on this or tbe other side is authorized to say a majority of republicans of this house are m favor of the bill there was in caucus no record no vote no such public or private expression of opinion mr blati:-rep mich supported tbe bill he did not hesitate to say thst by a fair constrection of tbe constitution the government was authorized to interfere in a state to suppress domestic violence when tbe state cannot nr by reason of complicity does not apply to tbe general govemnsont for assistance this l*ilt proposed to pro tect tbe people in their rights privileges and immunities which pertain to them as citizens of tho the united states under the constitution and laws it waa impossible for congress to stand by snd see them vio lated and denied tbe strong arm of the law ought to be applied to suppress all con spirators snd obstructions to tbe law mr wood dem n v addressed the house in opposition to the bill he denied there was soy evidence of the existence of any widespread sad general opposition to law snd order in tbe sooth congress bad higher duties to perform than to agitate a subject like this they should legislate for the reduction of tax all on and expenditures for tbe return to specie payments and for general civil service reform mr wood then alluded to a remark of mr kelly in a former speech that tbe day may come when far every freed man's but that la deso lated ten blszing mansions may il.limine the midnight sky and said i hope if s war or races should take place and if colored men should begin the flght they would select a more valiant man for their leader than the ntlcman from pennsylvania who in mo bile during a disturbance crept under the henna mr kelly—there is no foundation for that story but sixty-seven balls were shot at me mr wood—continuing hi sentence—and not creep under the table and pretend to be dead mr kelly—tlie tory come from what quarter it may is false mr wood sold the gentleman made bom bastic appeala to tbe negro but could not face are btmacir he bad given the gentle man an opportunity to explain mr kelly-—and to signalize tbe conver sion of the gentleman from new york mr wood concluded his remarks after remarks by messrs brooks of new york aad eldridge against tbe bill and by mr maynardln its favor the house at 430 adjourned foreign tkc mtcatioa in paris pabm march tbe manufacturer of plrii hive baked permlaiioti ef the othori tie at the hotel de vtlle to —— work the reply ra cerulal j hat tk wort men aauat keep their arm.uek.cl and revt for me v i cunoici it vtry probethle rfce i mil kill saw m aatnaff ummadtwe aa to their fh&urc iii tut â– !â– socotrrtam ope i pjgsw^t s h.ti ted tat the •*». tb*«y-sw ■»* dred law oaf ifthl 1 aha/mme t xnthl aatarr af aa>«*"»l*l eoaneil i«iiiisi<^taumi|im tk*«pm.«r jy j*ss»e s paper etna ere a xl»t by thy â– > tastts>i<(il»sf«>nrwtki at nt o'ebiek ast aseraaoa the tab caatral cemaattjfjg"*4 ."««, — os up wilfred r**sl tor bt«w aa»l iaaa abattaate aa falltjr ettraapt attain the tibmx j tb oeuittee jener»l duval war the a hate authorised to arakh o>t »"'! arrtat ill rtkuliea of the f~tht v 1 â– *â– e»»»t jvapmr and vo m bepuuim at tosaf attack ike aa mt la tltlaat «■■■, fama are bow mt a eigne of as attack tat ycraunes aa emoml ci—sim aa baa aa aaaaaal by tb aati oaajtal oaa—aaata it e aatapaaaj r lol trtdoa sack raß kaat,l fin davel pre aad aar prat aad will bate eharaa etf affair tor « tb on s»-pniall and jvwmoms aaaa a»aimiii laiaaatqiaaril 1/ajto a algarkv ks«aat»ad«sat a ftriati at ta aria anil lallaai taj aaaaaaa rams san ... 1 j â– wiisas a—nttt vaaatna-aa ma*ahs«arswssi â– â– asbannovy inters as anansna t^g draaral f che oeraaaaa ataaa fnw »■>_»»' sw ta^«a«a*aje^s*»rj**y ra^r^«n"s_s l^!*^^a^s^annsßßßsßn^ist^nßßßßana>^n)millßa in tbe cut are to be lamina anaaruaa ataly kattdhi pajoiajimt london march w,—la ik hooaa f common lo*l«hl a pmjllo wa preeaaud bearidf the mature of * aaarhflarilkavef iwipw aasaaof aaaaaaa aaaatleala tharbjai of booaaw lord t aeaatt a bill which baa bee htad be lb beea of u.am uk naiaaalaa tb aaiaaa f tj x »■»»>â– oalkaaartaf thalwda rjoreaeatatto ~ people ifir charlea j.»^lmt.â€ΕΎ(sc,b a apoee g *?â– * bjagth 1 mi tb aafi f ■■•■■■sasal tar tre.tr of paxia sss^jijf tj^i't'^.'h joaaknc ar—wajja h bleated karl araarllle he maiianattaraapea the saxlae ,«. rjo i ta loadoa ro.fer.or aod^-a?seti tbataasjjt»»mllnahi batwaaa baaatas rnasas raaas of ma 00.hr.00 n t rluble albany the bboaowat railway mix | alb awt march afli-oosonsor hoffman this afternoon gays a hearing to ptrtise interested in the broadway pninnisrti taa nel htll _ nkw tork leqi6xatdk axna»t march m sxjcatx ntua isiauwcan by mr chapman—antboristng too dl reetors of tbe sute moseuaa of natural his cory with the eonenmnce of the board of regenis of tho c diversity to appoint as sistants and curators in tho deportment of the cabinet of natural history it also provides for free lectures and authorises tho directors to expend moseys with the approval of the regents anjus nsrontnu authorizing tbe city of rochester to raise money to pay its hosting debt mi lb ra*-.si amending tbe laws for tin assesement and collection of taxes where farms or lota are divided by county lines incorporating the mechanics ravings bank of troy incorporating tho people's savings bank of poughkeepsic amending the set to provide police com missioners for rochester allowing further cos v in suits brought by working women amending tbe charter of the utlea or phan aiylam amending the act ertendlog tbe jurisdic tion of hu rrogate courts relative to military exemptions extending the time for the completion of the new york and albany railroad amending tbe law of lboo relative to the payment of t-ounties incorporating fly recuse banking and trust company to prevent scctdenta st acrobatic exhibi ttena repealing the charter ot the elevated railway of new york providing for union railroad depot in buffalo "^ amending the charter of tho city of hud son appropriating 200,000 to hudson blear state hospital to determine and settle the claim of the state against westchester county to prevent frauds id sale of patent rights ive.nixo session in the senate mr c.-net introduced a bttl incorporating the oxiord hotel company the bill amending tbe registry law in new york was taken up in committee and elicited considerable discaaeion mr tweed explained the provisions of the bill and its necessity at considerable length mr murphy also defended tbe bill messrs parker chapman and kennedy spoke sgsinst it mr creamer defended the bill after further discussion tbe'committee rose sad reported the bill to the senate when it was ordered to s third reading senate st 11 ao adjourned • asoxmblt bills rsßßjtn to facilitate the construction of the syra cuse and chenango valley railroad mr bonce called up the resolution that in tbe option of tbe legislature the tax on btate bank currency levied by tbe national government should be removed snd that our representatives nrge tbe same and it was adopud bii.i • rwtiiodrcan by mr chambers—amending tbe act for the care and education of deaf mutes by mr kly amending the charter of tbe bingbamton and port dickinson ball road company the passage of bills was then resnmed i authorizing the towns in chenango county to lake additional stock in tbe utica and chenango railroad amending tbe charter of the mutual savings bank of troy to punish persons who abandon or threaten to abandou their lamilies to amend the act equalising tho state tax amending the set prescribing the power of surrogate's courts requiting telegraph companies to in dorse the exact time of receipt at office of dfapstchea lost—-08 to 33 and a motion to reconsider wa also lost authorising trinity snd christ churches buffalo to consolidate providing a supply of water for the city of rochester mr flagg had consent to introduce a bill to appoint a deputy superintendent of police in troy and on hia motion too bill was read and passed mr alvord had consent to present the pe nt ion of s large number of firms la how york for regulation of charges tor faros and freights ou railroads mr burns had consent to report s bill in corporating the younn men's christian as sociation 01 schinofsawly amending charter of tho city of coboss amending tho act to prevent the spread of tbe cattle disease messrs bams and ltttlejeba danoaneerf the bill os csdou.a.ed to sohansa the prie * mest to such aa extant that no poor j could ever enjoy a mouthful __. , mr durtbs defended the mil bos 0 its vital lmportanes to protect ca resn diseaes t te on the mil stood 13 to xi mr durfee moved s reconsdeinuon snd that the bastion lie on the i l «* tofo theqoesuon was tber mamijhaaa consideration of the vo rebsctiagthewll and the house refuse *** reoona*def---oa to tho senate resor -»** tho t^rarnor appoint a spnrftjg?.j prssent theelaims otthe stated tbs ostfonel govern ment accroe<*n»r he war of tho rebel lion ass ad recess t r k srrißxuox session astxs dstnmiccan be mr vansteenburgh—providing for k construction of a railroad hi cstakfll my mr pound provsatag for ateaai tow age on tho caanalt bt mr strahan auuoriilnf tb ettj of newburg to lata aaas and borrow money _____«_« laearporauas tb saw york wn medi ci college for women incorporating tb unlfenlty railwat aothorliini tbe oak wood atraat baucaai coaipear of ayraraai to«b*aaa aaf raata of it road aothorurrac tbe mark biver aad st lawrence railroad compear to carry freight aad nanim aad ikirgi bra providing for tb eiteaafoa of the 800 dootaad oawego railroad to the eaet beat of tk hodaoa brae aasaatassamag • srry er raid river _ r relative to tl meager far oa tb baek atcraad flo*cr**keatlraad , aathyrrarag the maaliiarleajaf aotroot aasajaajaa aajaaratooataaaibaajß aatkanabag tk eaaatraattoa afaau raflrwadlathoetty^aakaja aaamhaf the aartrrafo sh'wl aj port mnklaara bauwas , ik at af sow .*««*• ... w k __ rarkad abartor af ski st*af , ar£lw o •— c tb tiiam af aaaaawaarllai l . ,_ hjttr£!rfa.£a " """"" . . * ftaseasam ia act aaatsw kaakaaalaa wabto toawr tar aai aawiaat«aabaaajg leal aad awake to 1 laslar hwi a lb saawlnlta arajuao aaaaeaaj l*ka»*aj jjasfat imga 1 â– wm'm!z i awai sk ooeaeartteo reported pregraaa a d -* â– pwta f tho aeeae nommllli conelderad tb bdl it ataa i tbe act for fona.tiun of railroad oao â– aaaaaaadto rogalate theaamc progron waa reported aad tb bill made tbaasaaatl order for moaday evealag next theaaaae aamajaaai bba oooaadered tbn bill to aaeoad tb bum act aa a to nermli muaiaipal corporation to aid railroad priigleea — reported mr riagg ceiled up report oa the crtt director i'laaattceiloa repeal bul b mt*d the adoption of the aaajerlty report cad pajal tbe prevloua aaaatfea mr weed aak*d that he might ban aa opportuallt to but » aahatitatloaaftb minority report for tbat of tbe majority 1 mr flagg for that parpooa withdraw hi motion and mr weed then aaade bat aj ttoa mr flagg then renew.l hi rhaa for the previou uueeuon queer!on wa tbe lake oa the motion to eahedtato tba mi nority report for tbat of tba utajonty tbe motion w lea*—*7 to ao-aa follow ajto-metart alberger alverd bekar f&'fy *£"£ ■«»■slfaali boh brad ford v p brow bonce burhaae f fcws c«ly c»raaa chadwiet dabum !*»*â– > as-ifi >»• '-â– '•». oibw gam eon goodrich oraheaa ureee if.wlu ?'■«•£.*«-•% ■»• jo»*">a slll.au k.*ea l<tu>ba7a7f lord lyade medoagsux malferd slcbolaa paha pwre pouwat friaaa saabora bcrtber halkric seward saiper stoveoeou atreaaa euaderlln tv 5 t ltsaw»i wad wllaoa woa waaaf as wyama n wiaa maaaa atlhca bartlett bayll saaaatt blaokall blair j brown buck buckley t bora campbell carey ckambailma chamber cole coaelly fjnaaalyaa cook coon covle curti decker draw rielde flan it flulgaa flack freer fuller otiffln baveaa bay d b bui howell ir la jay kelley krark louti-rl maiuao montaaye moaoly malkall mur dky,nachta>aaa.nelaon oakley o'brien o'neill kaaaom ray roche bp**k*t sweet teaeyck van bteeobarg wala wright watorhury wiley—as the queetion waa then lakea on tb adop tion of tbe majority report gain,t repeal of the acta nd it waa adopted—yea 00 no 07 aaate aa abore mr field*moved reconalderatlon with a view to voting it down aad aa tat called the prerioaa queetion which wai ordered the houm refuaed to reeonrlder at to »- and adjourned 11 ... â– â– miscellaneous canadian cast ala ottawa can march 80.—la the house of commons last night tbe minister of pub lic works explained tbe canal policy of tbe government in connection with tbe report of the commissi oners no vote would bo asked for sault st marie canal this asssioa but about six hundred thousand dollars and two bund mi and fifty thousand dollars would ho naked respectively for so urging tba weuaad and ottawa canals in accord ance partly with the rscommendsuoa of tbe commissioners nothing would bo done with tho chsmbly canal murray bay canal and the deepeolng of tho x lawrence between montreal aad quebec but there would be sn item of 100,006 in supplsmentarv estimates for deep ening the river between kingston and montreal mr mckeuxie alluded to the importance of rendering our commerce i ndependent of american high way s sfter tho events of last year and regretted that nothing was to ho dons in regard to the ssult st marie causl lie did not think enlarge ment of the wetland canal would produce results anticipated but tbat it would rather benefit oswego he thought the best lino for western trade was a large canal along the ottawa which mr staolay ssid could be constructed fur is,ooo 000 the debate on tbe admission of british columbia and construction of the paclflo railroad was continued last nigljt and will be resumed to-dsy it is meeting with con siderable opposition the bouckhout murder trial whitkpi.ains n y march 30.—a jory having been impanneled the trial of isaac v bouckhout for the murder of hia wife and louisa bouckhout and alfred randall com menced this morning three witnesses for the prosecution mrs cass marion e ran dall and charles kendall were examined their evidence strengthened became against the prisoner considerably proving unpleas ant relations existing between bonckbout and his wife for months prior to the tragedy and his ominous expressions toward her germ ast methodist conference pouoiikkersie march so.—tbeoermau methodist episcopal conference was called to order in this city to-dsy by biabopjsi.ee of nsw york the proceedings of to-day comprised only the appointment of standing committees etc the conference is com posed of ministers from massachusetts con necticut new jersey new york penn sylvania and maryland about seventy srs present steamer hurned montreal march 30.—tbe steamer ipr mmls valued at 110,000 used by tbe uf»bd trunk railroad company at lacbmo w burned last night a sl'l'l-osed fftllinuster halifax march 30.—the ster mr flori da ssld to he s fli ii buster batm 7*-t*rd*y ostensibly for sl thomas mo,con neicu boston march 30.—tk dnrasglng testi mony developedbbefore legislative corn mutes investigating h*"f charges sgalnst the state eonstsbulss led to a renewal of liquor seizures on •™ n xtenslve mate than heretofore this afternoon fifteen thousand dollas worth of liquors wore seised la tho w°n r balph smith and tea thousand do i"*'1 "*' worth from martin a davis tturrwl caruli x a state bonus charleston ft c march m.—tho chsn-w r commerce to-day unanimously reeved to resist by svery legal means tas at i#n for the payment of state bonds already sajaj without legal sanction or hereafter mued by the psesent bute government snd ware all persons not to receive or purchase these securities the coal bttttke ixvestitiatioir flithißsiho pa march so.—tho clos ing argument in the coal investigation wss detivsred this evening tho committee's report wui not bo mads pnhllc h basis next week the wheat ceop chicago march 80.—the pincknsytills perry county hl lianntr says never perhaps in too history of ths country were the prospects of the wheat crop so splendid so si ths present season the teuceee nitc ah reahcinco march ft).—ths trs at trockso has destroyed almost tho entire city involving one hundred aad twenty buildings including all ths business portion of the place snd chinese quarter an in fant son of w h hill ningninhßr of tho ken aohoc hote i naitohnfi laths ftsssss hot it la not known that any other lives were tost the town was the depot sf ths mat inmhnrnvtrtetor ssorra movoaa aad wui oooasssily rebuilt no doooc ths central pacific railroad freight depot was(testreysd two miners named doncan snd thompson rwenugbtby n esve"rnthe mine rss ternay ssm were toad before they eeold bs trlsmted calais me msreh i.-a irs broke aat to-^yln frank wultansr hafldtog ty philaoaxrhi march ml—tba aaaii atorfee of t p gberbearaa a co cameet workahop aad soblat browa s vamar aaaaaasaf aa*rhawaaa am limaaaibf ire thai jsabsbj b a ******* af ss.tsi ajaasass w aw s robtlajm ma march bebertwaj lae*.i;'reman on the teemahl pr^t|*ay tbat rrer»l i'ortlead lllikull af bad awasaj are impll ratal ssjbsssss sptß*3sss%sß wwk tba pi hi li â– ! to-day at wktok erar ajaaaat ajaratory baaaaaa a*4 ajkanaay csaam f sm taoaklk f fjsaaac i atrnataaar js*asa of hat aaafi eenamsasw anatnossr ssnannmn stfcnaasl annaghagaaianp aaanaw nsssj ' ip*i***%jf >** l!j t^^!~^!^l?i"i..tmaaaaaaav boarding and lodging *-*•> kli.icotrst i c»i*.aßlk i'ikm-liki 0.1 f.-iu mkteamsj r.l sp-bw i,iu nu'-aka hi r s.kabls konv â– iv l«£o 1.1 tstui bosan a yw 4 m6abh dl io let with hoa d a vwi lasfise from i iii and two 1 g ri.nu term r.:i-*ili:*r >. rjt-lf hmkd wamkiiiwii tol.'sh men can be aasasßßsasseetlsal with asssssi a fsmosi in s p..i . hi â– i-iii ✓ ..-.". i^ata jitrr liv ap ply tff-o.n asnsfrnaf nnsi tn-i.i.i wild adl sm bsawsasni inipi.rsewiri.i.rsf water as etc , can he atafsd i harges moderate addr.-aa il â– >.. tills idßce lejl-st wajit.ci tt'an'l ed evebt man and woman who arc pseaasral l*»hwii.*swisueasaosr«sßsa wirhaiis.it > of wors al bliorttvili •-. we w.mt . r â– l.advui'i ai.-i * 1..11ea to w..r fores ar-twy to w h lasi ciras ted iiemlkmi.n a>li lames tij vv i/i/.-ina waveussi rapa ujr y.m»i mian bast p*>rtuai>eu poril.toi aupi at oiin . v ii i 1 k a tototost.-nshklii t b*l-11 wfat wanted to kent 111 a < areki l ten vv avrik,aciislsgaor i',-*t"r hassss;ssss shlesi a'l in al!»'oi t tmseates s*hl t»(m>k alil'.ntd wanted f">r a new ii j i !'â– i asaß ji.t leweßo of nearly i rors niaro psst hi s auiilui eiisr../iii dr dr chart kraut is hali last an 11 bapsdi*laa never becnts cnulide d alv ull ibe ist dasi'sostl of profs ii 1...1 < rrtwa mid agassi in bsssai auier lea tlie i'srl.i niv n.iiresof and rsoii baldwin bsaaa,brsser us hsiilu.ln arrlea snd wallace lav w.,,,:,r:il n â– â– â– â– .â– . n - m malar ar.;hlp*laaj and india v-r p»r»l--tilsr nr hires bill l<"rl tfl*a » ivx hprtngshd ms r24-*har wantm mam fa ii i ells and tkad »> ers hank siock jnlf.n otto 81 pearl l ell hllp v a n'tejj—femaiaes i*an i 111 a hi:st-ci.ams cpst ai r3 girl vv whoi in â– !«« mm iaa«raasas address box k.'i.u nflsc _ cji-lf wanted servant servants l ifyi.n want llrsi-ciasa servants be • sod rail si tlilsostee as »•■saws a large ntinit-er will •)*. w.il t rail aad istr mala aad ft-insl he w m â– .:■«•.. ur stre.ewr main and ni.r.h dlvui • is w 11 la no m.p i tiraxted-gimj if tot wast to ul vv i,i'hl-(-1..m iliis:..ri ir pn.-i fjntli - botsla he wire and â– â– m at nsr ofllee liejbre iriokli slawwbere a we are pm v 1 c fm nt-.li ~ n itli i kind f itiiatl'ina wild ir-li.v mn.w ibis wju »■> v.mr i.r â– â– inn i<«a warn work sna'l fall call stsoa l«ln t hi sutl-m r f main i.iel n..r di.l-i.iii-'a wt-li holp wanted--maj.es v an i l.i t w.i l»l i le who ha v vv baslrspertenee injt'dd inl'ilnir ht.-a.lv i plnyssenl clven new ell a 11 itf'lv li !>â– â– st kixle i r n v ankb sfruatcowb wanted aviii'm wi'vian wish em to ull it hy 11m dsj i do dree ticiati jf or alu ja.ii run a ma lilne addrssa m w i i - t-n .â– . i.il-rrt qt ah ted sitijatiosi ah ahmhiant in fv dnif dorr . h.i li.id five and a lislt years mierere 1 of r.l.rnn e a.mr.,a a ft i'ltka ami'hi teacrfiek wl-lll.r til ki:rnlhll plan snd five lns.tin.tl n in xelialife f injjrif t*f pari liar and reiersdi 'â– â– > addrei mi a i a poslesßee rsj-tt atim'no man liesikks a job !<* run a en/lii":li a snod engineer and llionmsli me rtuni '. and rajih'.lc i<f slurping sh engine ims elilnerv in perfect miming f*-r lis worked f sor.ih ol lie l:.rg'-i tiiuii in utis it addn » englne.-r nils uftlee eli-2w bdsxnea chances " ep ilu kakeri < ohmcrih i'mutv and a w l.iiiir"ii la rontna i uie salwli.g nl—f.r uatnal ftlu.lv i ti is i ,—" i hjs lili-n for i.umllt apply t m ic ' hmd atwniu lvt4t*ii at esb 11 akdm ai:i>h.i!l i im â– ;-. and unti'kk.h i fur sale jbs mi acrlnei otter it sle d stetß g .«!-. and luuirra 01 tbe hu tneas l wi'i en1.i..1l li.d.mid liuat.d it u it n-ivr ilslry eounirv lid i a desirable i:l,.i for any sas wlsblnglo i n."ife-e in the im ii;i »■<â– ! barawarv i.ii-nii •*. ai.ipiial f inui $.",.> li iii le h<j em m i i l iis.'ii a c â– -! siimiii and lot • ii , ttsnlsri ltirrss i v kl'tss btoekton cbastanqavs qounly n \ . eat-mh gn stork to lil knd millinert stock jefc and insallrea 1 i • !•■. no a nliigarit t rof li rof pearl st tin--tor li •■inplil iy tili'dmin • " i'ii.-s . ssbfjrrlna ac tosstiek ami vn-tl esial li-h.'.l bnatnew will l m-l-i on advania.'.oii i.-rnia lyon t liahklt p.ile l.md ofti-e l+rl main ft liik hai.k sssbkne a ht a haloom anii gimd ol*-1 for :. lmssr>tlag lwase apply ainsai tlie prt nil-.e ji it pasnkki pob sale in the v ill ac x o i medina orleiiin county new ami in ko.k work ins r ter sltn itf â– â– '» lii can si where stork 1 ri-nly i'rl *' 1 this a i rare rbaaee furs gliiner ik mx ft hankokh a wert wsn street els fl boc3uct hi htnkss kor hale—now m asasi it peod iin*ln sti in « o*«l iim-nfitwi runt rn.hlrrst â– ithn en.tsni lo 7.i»a fc~i.r i.artlin lara apply i i : s i â– sanktmiii 16 \\ • i .-â– â– street b2t btnuggai roa bale locatkd on main slreel w.-uestabll h i vi i in.w having a flr*l rate inasj u sans ptssskl ain.jutit of capiut i it ur.-.l from h,-.u .., f i..,hm kit|iiriloulars ap to dumb i?<4\r«>hd li v t swsasl bfc mavaoractl'tttllu rchl.sers-inclijihno two vslualile i's'ent itlsl.is !•«■nale ib>i of lee s pickkrin 13 west fewas st ngl ddr salk-hißi uk ptlttfußul iht i'lohlno i uie estate .â– ! uks 1 lleurv t m e.li uie un derslgned offer for sale he valuable lease ol uie prr-mls.il known a tl.r c..iil!n.-iilal ilflel sitt.-vln ingtlie new york l^alrsllskeso re mi 1 oppwite ri railway depot muifil n \.. t'.gi-ihtr with tlie riiriiltiire eiv-tw jic all in rood taoattrfsa the hotel is now open ami in ran tux or i r ki>r isrma apply to 11 l a j il meet il eaeeuiors stock vi imi.k i iiik ruk sale a htoi'k of rsiully gid'-erlio an.i pimvllons loi-ated •> tlie sataar of two l.n.niln mi streets will lie s..t with the good winortlie.vwmr itore will b rent.-1 f..r term of years or sold tlie owner wishes retire from lm n â– â– rwi a'"'i>iint of der-ttntng â– v â– a very dealrstile pp ruinlly fur ens whmsbßv to en gaire in tm-l •-- apply at no | msgtrs street ij in'aku vll,r-o a son ki-il k.ui and in sur.ynee agents his wanted-a partner active oh hl l^nt-a tlvepr tiire.l wlilia.a esaltals from «,.«! t sr.n-ii t in;ii,iif v tnr s newl paten l article of giest laslslaill in whirl it l ulte certain the j*on ti ran i loui.h i in twelve m li iasjbswfsr iiow akd aluappell l;.al e.ute agent i»10 rk'he well h>l aki.imieo kamii.y oho x ban lneasat n i"t ciurvge at corner clif ton plnee wtwktsaeß and situ res will be sold on rsssonatde term in.iulrt-at ui.-i,!»f al'r-tr koit sack in a dasmmajs-sb ni'ti ksesslea dutoaaauwd laesa wtth tlxinn-a atotk on his '. ' -. •*! sold caswa hahtivis a otto « llmwnn hull.ling lis horses anb carriages "~ cjttlms fecund hand pldi mt'swaoon lift hl lolasrrn and tii-iir alt see i.f v w jh'.b lr itwpilre st i*7 main -â– -. hnl'sl n t eit-rf fiv-a cauiuaiik horse's eoh sale—a vaeaj v very slit botssc wiih i hue of two ho fiav.^r.t'jy.-i.a'i si _ rfy-tr rfln-yaseuk sai e a m 1 llhh ihu'k an buggy ths tatter nearly new win he on .. s-.i.a,..i ieims adslreas " il f at till id fl.e ea-tf ~ 3«scei^anr^>its for rent.-|m<i hh on the erie iiamn lolln otto si pearl at re t i'g dtk'hs ror rent-over i«m fket on ms basts tv n-nt on tag or aaat time in while or in parts all nullsmr for or»w ol coal imuts-r.ac ijce t pu keiiino 13 wust swan str.t l | et passaoet'ickk is loasalkttl andeko eiiglancl ireland sad srotland a.i.i the c tln»»it of liir.ij t.y hi nnrlvalu-.l ( unar.l lin john otto n.^sl pearls t>lt dkartsroarialpvjn allthkprincipal european eltlss joum otto ii pearl st sir to rent a canal eki'nt lot being i feet front on ttss erie canal sw asal on m»i-y lant street sad 2 fist on koiimli atn«t;wlll lesie-l for a lerui of fsawt lee * piceerin 13 west swsn at jjl'tclikk liihjbb3 s sew w.st rorty-flratil.near elgnth ar n fork /â– uallon t ii7>mas7?lark sh'cckssur to clark o brown reei.i'.-lng distiller ror of w ar-litngton and perry sts buil'slo m sol-factarer ana uefaler tn h'-nwlmsi aleolw pure spirits vsesttmleel w slsttv uk ky wlikky domertle 11 randies and llln 112 sts3 nnhlssv zzzi x'iatiara luvku pi.f ant mboptii j 1 win-*.i that part fm < inn rylns/at uie hand of grand i n.-l sling tin mlii 1 i of besver cre.k tomprl-lii mb nrres smss or leas in the tra nir-dlatc virlnltv . r r'al<-onwi«»i al*o lit-aver r land c-ntslnliig wserss of led.-c gar.len snd ftalt soil aandy l.i.m aa sunnu.r w*urli<pls.es no s round in u»e vi.-intty or ituflavi e.tntprise * â– manr ne views ot the rttv hint wan r sbsaerj as the*e or set a aci-i■—il > of ppi".'si-n mil ellj;ilite in itosltlolt twlng only ibree allies from the harhor nt tb font of amherst street at lower bsseß r-h-k beaver creek ust all tasbbss secnre harn.r nr twelve feet water and raay of ontraaee boto emu t it will be dn-dged not this sihinfr to adsßlt any mit elttmr n«ll or .< s'.n which may wiali to enter these tdeces of property and tlieir a'lvanuses for the uaeof boat and ratrbtnjt dssa orhuisauser itotels are too well kn"w to rvtpilr nirtnerdeiwrlptlon a ittsrsl wedit will heslven for niosl of tliepureuaw numey if rvnulred apply fa uf allen no 11w nta c ara at r*i r-oieaibcilthmolots-wehaveimfef.t j baaths hi cet deep situate on the uthes»t eonier at uhot uasai and connertleut sire-is which we will sell in lots in salt purchasers and not require ar.mlitiut ut is paid down provided thepar i win hslld swi-tlliurs livstwsju aashr « no i nlaearsst leon rii ivit.wwqlw t ketail ihmi yard vor sale on yll llaiuast nearcattls yards lot bssnat wdta f rsaass cot i s *â– >. inrge barns anerta etr rr 1 ntsee for a n.:ikiuan or butrlirr prhe ijilji lton barer s co erie land otlre ms main sl sm guist asp saw mill jhvb salsj-e ftv ml miles fro'ii this elty on the basalo and wssh lafton kallruvtl rut uuli has two ran of atone is two-story win an hiaawneat never awnsw waser anasj â– â– sssatbaßssj roraotss s passsaasi bwst sewav saw mill bas a l t«ct rlrenlar saw slab saw ac aji lar""l vl t '. fcro f l»mri wtth mehosxi barn t tsis proptrty is edntaftrlsrwa oasrama and will he soltlnn rei»i-ti»me terms apply u kastinqba otto brown's building jfcl kxuioentes for sale slthltsß oa mar ncr street bisxtsu os col i egr street - iusaaia oa north strwel wui aaaokl in jifta to salt purchasers leb a fiiksaimo i westsnraa t hs n»^.ff as?!wffa ttgasg!g for sai.x i>kopebtt os sejcbca st eob sale j sal to be the u-at street tn buffalo for in «• (â– ....'. or fitr basinets w c have several fine bulldlns lot bo corner of w ells at wnleli we oiler on psfj lll*sag terms to a party desirous to buhd and we odv-r uw osssb l»riek building with slate roof i-e ment'.d cellar.gaa and water on sos of seneca ano nuuney's alley inow taylor st t»r sad on ea-ry terms would take a dweluiig iv port psy totals sspteiwtm sum f.jrbu«lti«a*s snd one of the tr*«s snir.ts-itul ill de san ford no 1 w . swan stteel b _ for sale-houses il>ok hale tk to bent-isb clinton mm tret a saatsss lot a w **'â– ssra : house in order rttw jtuts wus iwiii john otto.si pear i s est css mil jt hale holse and lot no 214 rates at lot suitss with good stone walk i li kto front ilirift in perfoet order ihrough 0111 wlui a -•■'•-, dry ooltar smbs all cowtali.s ten liiimr ihbll'-s at..pie pantries china closets snd clotl.ee ure-jv-s ao'l wassbbh tenoi ejwr title p rf i apssy iq-1011*1 o^l to.bi pearl at m julilßlialf w ql"blb3st bt | lot tixiat ei asßhsnss pricebss»«ssh john otto rstfesrl st elo a dt.-ikaiii.e residences bolt walk - m t d.-alrables-storv brick house 161 delaware st hliliiiiigall of the nio-lern lujproveuituts lot six wim frai uimt.bery barn ac i e»l raise cottage honse with wlnr no 104 pros pe-t avenue finished modern ga and water i i nil snd rrst^t cellar ac | lllßtl ibs tenia ! r a-.nable hastings a otto no 4 brown's bulldjss si i akov salf.-thi fitk.residence with jkas i arriag bouse and stable ou the corner id niagara and franklin strntx now occupied by hon wm u arfo wlui possesstsa april lit ttnrs easy lbk i picker!no 13 wfthwanst ms mj dwellings eoh bale jea no 23c mngar:t l a dr-twlsss brick dviel baax two stories and itnuhed alth ma,tic front iv wnfr bath-room furnace brick barn ; lot l2 asm no i nnrto dtvihlon two slsry trick ga also no 423 ninth l anew brtrk dwelling !â– " 1 ltost raker li xx bite laud'omec «< maldst f s for sale—no i carolina st a *- ej ttarj frame us bbs wl'h a2-*.tory win contain lugel.-v,-n room gu ami waier l<it 37xl«j prl r rrjßß ternw of pa men easy john otio.si ekoltbaloß property on the f*octh i weat oriierof wa-hlnirt.n and scott streets 3j ellin'..-i for sale franklin sbfsss 2-story aarawst mtntuttm ibs t art street ist.iry brick ; bhk water bath i etfv.-iiili treet ijf atssßß frame gas wa:er bath lot tuxl â– f eisgle atre-t 2-story brick and wing gaa water ac lot imrlia mi mi.utli i»1 won htret't 2-story and battle brick mb water hsss lotusllj esot'th dlvl-ksi lr»*!,2-ste.rv g », wsti-r bs!h ol baafe st*aet j-.t-.-v hre-k gas water ate intmslh b assrssy street 3-stury irlck snd wing lot o<x ml or ntulh street i s-»tory brick â– ga wat»-r haui isi mnih ttrwfft t-tdsmti btick j gaa water ac lyon baker jt ( o rll frle i and oblre no sfmaln u atsj uttaubm korsale l>lv|.,|..n strret two 1-story frame cot tagi - *;,'»'!. u nortli v illiam street l-ntory frame lot ms ibs jijbs â– w north william itreet is-^tory frame 10t25x lis ttjsn ssi and jiiu eagle atreet two frame cottages lot so iu su 7 twuirtb atrett 1-story frame new ; lot 27x130 sl.mo 2 eleventh rtrost 1 vstory frame new lot 29x1*0 bxjbb 1 o g.-orgla street i*.-story frame corner efner l-luw " ct eim r tr^-t 1-story franv : lot 2.'sx«--s vvij.t-.-v si net i aloif iran sbsal lot—s2.3 m 2 fourteenth street i story trsaas losssalaf • ' â– â– â– '. i.viis raker 0 ell erie land office.b*o main sl jf**ljemualll.b dwellings for sale s.,rlliw^t snsasf taskaad north division streets i story brick sss water baui furnace and all rln r inoilurn linpeov.-meiits ; lot 33s o is north divi-|on ire«l 2-morv brick sss snd water this is a in w lioum and will be sold cheap eltli a good brick i.am lot ml mam sir.tt eonier i kir van avenue 2-^torr nr'ek i jt'is ami water : t 7 nawes : lots ol fruit ac m ni rih dlvulon atreet svst*sr brtea gas am ss'.r line loi ol shrat.tae y ; wui be sold cheap lfap glltd for •* ior apr.l 1 tx toitwstrasjt frssneltoaae with all modern im ir..v iiii-nts mautlsk will i^-wdd cheap ' in i nluui and pennsylvania streets brick amse and barn at a aaermee tat alien strict new hou lot rioxlln bajbs zm ninth street t-ton frann , i , .-. . . water lot hhtus will he sold cheap 21 eleventh itreel z-storr franc new gsa,waier | tr.rui barn lotilki 4,m*i i cl>l hi me 4 san fob li m w.-nt swan at sfa forsai e-siore no 11 main street &"!â– hi dentil to washtiifiton at john t/tto si7«l pcsrlst cj , eltl'.al ehtaie for sale at redi'cko priceri to clirae an estate thin proi>erty la wel , anrovsd and m.l-d to nr.-..-clat.s tenants parucul rsfurnlslre-l by 111 ue a san ford it w swan it u bfcfoitsalkor exchan(.e-ssb acbbfi ob t valuable tlmlht ami farming l.snd dlrctlron , ins alleciicnv riv.t sn<l on uie buffalo a wasli ! in'ion i:.iiii-....i 1 mites out.i of olesn john il'i'o m peart street hlu ' tflfjil iusesand lois for sale soulhwest corner aihany andn'orth jeherann sts . u.i listsalnl ssßsixth htreet new tirlck french n>of ;*; lb vinih asrest aow;aas water jy ss ninth treet 2-btory brit w with barn ii niagara asaset.satory brick witn bam m part street a-htnrv tiame lotssxtw tin nitiili si reel 2-story frame lot3'x)'*2 24 allea street i'-morv ftsois hew 221 an v sls—lt story iranie gas wster ate j jb seventh street s-story frsme sas cellar ac at ntn'b strew st-irv frame new , 7 east esate street frame sonne lot 33x113 , sliifvmih pi i.lon treei frame houw . i.'4sinecaalreel.2->lorv brick r swan atroet 1 sim j nrl.k and basement «* north imvisloa str ft 3-story brlek by ht'mbj banrostla m westswsji st c | afojl sale cheap ] 5 ti norrl pleas bwtan frsme hou-r in good ondltl n lot khtll prtee faa9k no 27 t ufb.u i'iul-e a-3tor frame house lotsbi ] ilk i n zlcaier street l^-story frame house lot 66x , a very low at scow , no l3 bsvesßttl strset southeast corner of vlr ( rlnla-treet 1 no i 7 cedar street i',-^torr frame hofrs well , inlshed and m prime onlei ; lot mxl.u willi ::: ral cisb oavnii'iit price $- 0 no 5,s t llllam utrt'.t s-sa*ry frame basse wiih large lot and barn price ojhx 1 imiulreorilow'aßm a ciiappell aafli main at i j j c 4 ] tt—i oitagf.s ft>r sale ndagar street j-storv frsme lot , 4.^7 twelfui btreet 1-story frame lot:-7xu!*-si,hsl 1 bmsrltoastrrec s-storv fmine lot hsiw sf>q 4.t7 north amvlaloa street 1-stery frame bi mi , 2 mbm 102 eleventh itreet 1-story frame lot 2ix ll.*-i â– b/3 sixth stieet i blare frame lot srxitut—ti.e | c lyon baker acq i c valuable m ncfacthring and u-i .-â– â– - ;â– â– pi-riv for sale.—aattna louisiana tvft*ja*snal slsn a.-utb corner of hainbuigh nal i liie prop ny lia a frontage 1 30 fe«-t sb a paved j satan ami 8a fast ttnesea front on cai'.sl on the ot ate a laras brvs building with niate reejlaea i talntijjl yajuablc niai'mnerv and a lar^e fraim l.utl't ing this property it admirably located lor any isinioi maiiufaciiirln buslnos lyun bakkft «'â– "• l i ffflßlmaln btttkbt store for sale-no m j l main stteet marohlo 4—torv brick ; tin r.s.f | bttv y+arelnrtir in rear lot m ftt-t trout and run . ring thrtxigh to w aeuh gtmi v lyon bake a i i c 4 mfou sale-thk very df-siuable is ! fa m.stt brie h'rtinw no 7 washli>rton above caittmi street with gatj aster large tanb and tine , garden tastefully laid out and tilled with choice , lowers shrobl-'ry fruit grapes etc lot iooxiie will be sold at a bargain if applied for soon ala two orst-«"lahb new frame hon«es on the , south side ot pveepset avenue with wing and all aootrß improveiuents with iou 4lsxli a 3 | us deep and on eosv sfsbs also two new 2-story frame houses on the sou tb . side of cottage slreet l>etwe,-n maryland and \ ir , riula atn.-ets with gas snd water and lot*30xl1 l-ach i alio one new 1-atory frsmr-house on eaat side ol , mnrliu r strssß between allen and norui streets j lotslxllsl hasi'i.ngs s otto real etlato brokers no 4 . nrown'a building «'*_ j a deliohtfil coubtbt residence for ale in the villace of aurora htdng a two sssf irsate building wlfli wing in one order and 1v acres ot land prb-e low t run easy lee a pickerin-i it west swan it bs aj franklin street houses fob sale i so an ftankuji street honse 2-atory brlek nesx y new in one condition has gas water and fur nace ; lot anam price ar^nm no 3iyi franklin strest house 1-story frame and frame barn msbst price s3j3u no m franklin atn-et bouse 2-aiory brick rear part onlvi and frame barn lot so>c!it to norui pwarl slrvet price s7..w lyon h a x f li a co bs erie land office m 6 main sl a|dbsihatile tottage por halb-the jh desirable 1-story cottage x pixtn street in one order gaa water nxarblc mantels and arate lot stlsxlsl to a pay d alley ; on rraanewiatbl krras hastings a otto 4 brown bullotne b2 am desirable residence por bale-the wm eeslrame 2-story brick . i well lnc owned by h bt ynxoarner eto..on the corner of north lrlvlsion and oak street uiorougldv sadshert in uie most aaasaaaaaaaass rwjiirr villi all itic naoalern lmprore menu hot and old water bath ive nnrble sinntejs l^jlitsfsfaace jsßw sll taiee ortter le*4sxsu wiuivsal brick barn will be sold on reasonable i^â„¢^llwt»ed stsaaa hastings a 0tt0,4 brown's rfslbllng , sl sjrob salmiut vest dwuubi.r 1 new down-town reswenee no 192 pranulp itreel t-?tsa*b mohawk and hnron streets sm every m dern eeasamtenea terms favorable ap ptytnjohn otto « pesrl st mm dw ellings 808 kale uton birtiet no-tia a bssty brick or 10 rooms gas and water will be sold st n bargain waablnetou street southeast corner of high at v foe ai w aahlngt n il aßeat is sset on ii igh sl with a i s ry jrame dwejuae oak street no as n,-*tory frame fine lot grape -' i in l iiisitaa flail han 1 applr atnctrnlasarsat lionkrdwilftjn s son real atstatsand inauran^e agents bl aj low priced hovbeb for sale a^strsst bo.»a wswjryfranso l«t7hxun f£mv^^ci i ? trâ„¢c frrarpartuot blebim*irf>»av-nat t story brick lot sixlu r?.ni|t iili ttgssa wn twrt*wea sas ryiimßls ttseu-iv atory fraaae lo sssus alla^iaiil bo.sss latoryxrnnsa m awsaubsal sslee si.ssl _ _ . _ palmer sutso bs-w ibbssp ftmsi | ist stslss vr£^*ut^*m*lotxkhk*n**i istneyrrsass gas and water pries bspat ' s.urti dtri.lon asessfasaatt able brn frame boun*ea«of4 ueobowt astrstt-s btorlei gaa water lath lot«aaue uru^uml moijoesuas sa.*sf-lls*t»rr frnass let nuts arire sl^au " j.n^iwwt-.'lals;lsixyft««;k«taiar f^f-*i s7sj -; itvsasrtamvv-skßr nor*a dtnaaan rss assnsaeas see sans sswes bwslsßwaaw*.lsaaaftgaa?aaßaaaas .*â– for a al.fr--hktib l fin e reside nces 83 on delaware mala and frankhn s*re*ts and eatwrdestrnlßh loeaiiljsn apply to john otto si psarl street alt mfob hale a 2-htobt brake hocse aad am at wllumsvllre with tfcree unae t rs of 3-1 n-n ot land sabsbs site cultivation and weuatocked a ill a large variety of fro v tre-s c'h john otto si pearl sl ssaporbale-the s-story frame dweu ££ hb no s"»ixth street w|ui gj and water teresa easy price low inoulra on lust prt-nn for parllcslara cia-lm t desirable grocery for sale—sit naltd ou a llrst rate corner and doing a plro nsslneas x-story brick building store and dwel ling t_.lla gaa ac also turn will be sold on r a n't,it term hastings * otto * brown • building cili tfm for hale—a pine country resi mm dence about la njaleafroai east i morose i tory frame bouse wlui good barn ou.-tn-ua e-c ; is acres ot land well ro iterated fruit uee tic li"v.v . bira and sseryttani on ibe premises tn per fect repair a pr-ir to john qttq.si psssjss 113 fm 808 sale cheap-no s4 franklin â– â– at bbatßßasnsßjaflaseßßsa large lot one or uitbest location la baflato also no 4 washing ton sl 5-story l.mk fcbbjbb gas and water to nsßßssa estate apply to john otto.bi penri »'. lis for sale.-no its 3.d1 vision st.-l-l(toby brick gas water ac lot stall to pared n0.'233 elk street l^tory fran^and is-stor frame in rear gas and water good barn lot tea j75 so asr-w-n.-.-s it-.2-e.tory brick with l)i*mfil and attic gas water ate lot j4 sto carroll sl avsbssssasbbsasshsashm brick snd barn gw »™ water - mw 3ju!jii os is w swan st sakoonmnxn grocery fob sale.-stocb i ofgroeeriea situated onadeaira.se corner la ffieeltv with favorable lease of atore dwrjuat and tinniii.ow<felji_a : go«^basali»es w lit besolo msbsk hahtingt a*»'rr i no « browrn s hulldtiianw kt7 ana main street stoke for sale or to mum let.—the brick store and brick warehouse tn rear with lot extending from stain to vasal gton at reel betwsua ohio snd perry streets formerly oc â– i--d by p w woold as a hardware stoic a s*--1 bargain will be given a purchaser i on akkra co erie land ogee us main st cl srav for sale-fremisf.s no sss 536 and jbl sbt pranklhi st krt lou feet front by nvßstni 'â– plh to pearl st with three brick bouse on it or win he sold in parcels term easy price low ap ply to john rtto si peart sl us b atavia priopertt porhai.e-n its ssttetes brlrk store and dwetmng lot sb rjn no uti batavla street,a-story brick ; lot 23-0 lyon.bakkk a co c liocse and lot on allen street at a great bargain if ftold soon as uie owner must make change on account of his hnmsf-ar b-use'ontatns elgbt nr.ni is lv i onler:gas and fixture and waier lotauxliu humeatian rord 16 west f4 fsji a very desirable residence fob 3 bale—main atreel ooruiweat comer or n vl hm n north and 1.17 feet on main street con taining a t ttorv frame dwelling a very pleasant and convenient hscatiou main atreet ears pass every ten or nfteen minutes wiu be old at »!â– *,- jt-alis aa the owner wishes to leave the city aisplv at no s niagara street leonard wilson a son real estate and insurance agents bl aa first-<:lass dwellings roa sale wll from stay ist the 4-story brick dwel'lng na i^tpearl street has gas water lath furnace t-c very ronveuleutly located for business or proirs sloual men lyon baker a co erie l.nd l ssßte t*ej main st 11 am hotel for sale op exchange f r b citypropcrty ; the tavern stand known as lie a tj"**ta com.-rs abost ten in lies from this c v the house is sixgo and 2-story high with one or lie ifest cellars in erie county has a flne ball-rot n the bar r.-.m dining room and parlors are pari v and well arrange>l there i a one ham i am a horse ami wagon mird 20x40 two good wellsof wat r clstenia ac wlui aiiisßt two sere-of land thi i sgimr.lcli.-mc for a man tiiat understands tbe r-i itierts the n.-w railroa.l going from kuttalo p hprlugvllle will have a depot located wlililu a short d!-taiice of ihls ptois-rty making it very desirable and will bseresas in value rapidly ou soon st u mi.?f»slwa ma aaviuih lyivlsloiiat sss sfj for sale.the fine frame dwe..linii el hi.u r-uh-taiihallv buliu with all the moderp improvements no i sixth street with large lovl lex a pickeimng isw—bbiissi st a!7 five stokes on main st foksale tour in a meek which u a rare chance for ln ye-tmeiu nsstosw*lna*nston wellaiiapi.-ii foruism lasetarlna b inn b»e r-torles high all csa if sold op very ea-v leratatr hume a san ford is west sw»nk;".«t m 6 fou exchange—a very de>irabi two story brlek imßsa pleasantly locate t,i exeellenl repair wiil '■—■sold at a reaaotiatlc d.-nr - and a sninll cottage uhi v in part paytueiil halane uo favor^:.ii lenuo apply to jeihn ot'rt b pearl t lit a«sa fob sale the frame cottage no 19 tat all n isl nearly new gas water et al luiirst-rau-..r.ler lot six 111 thisi»*onerty will hi sol i heap r.-r cash apply to hcmk a sa\fokd land vi in-aranee aseats.m w.bsrsa at 12 tfoll bali:-ni 5u delawark st a fine two-flory don hie brick sobst with all em improvement lotwxl73 applytojohn otto si prati iv kit rpw i stoky ulih'k holsks un ex 1 re r.l for i..rlimip..n-my torturi lee a pick eking ii wnat swan ul > 21 uiioisk and lot on delaware st for aaos—lwl msasss price l*,tksj will lake a iroase ami inl 1:1 the lower part of the cttv worth i.'«l to iaum lii part payttietit for particulars apply tolil'me asasfokd ib we^t swan str.-,-l : ayla residence for hale.-wej p3 have a de«li ai place in uie village at katavls | â– nimai'i atreet near uie residence of the lab-xieaii ' kb-hinond and hon mr fisher tbe house is largt snd roomy tlie it-rounds ample and contain an a.undanccof t'rult this property will he sold be low its value injialis of lyon baker a 1d erie land i ifflce 3*6 main sl bis fji'st issced-our faj.l cirtclakt id improved city property embracing at me stt im.-i desirable placa in market rangli.g la ; price from hi bumlred to twenry-hve tltoia&aiid i dollars partleb dejrlng to purchase will ind it to their advantal'e to five us a call hastings a otto r>al esute rirokers.4 brown1 hulldlng ftffott sale—i 22 pearl stiteet m bisss in all hd respects for a dwelling house or • ling house and for hind lies purposes one of ih nu».i desirable locauons in tlie city john i k'ti l hi pearl m . hl mfor hale-the residknc of rev ti halbert on the southwest corner of lluwood avtime ami summer street lot iu2 on llnwood ay can by li*l on summer street frame house two story well done off and in good order throughout ci liar under whole house a large cjuanllty of fruit tree small fruit and aoanß trees and being one nf the desirable locations lv the city howard 4 i iiappbll s3o • fob sale—a new and first-class s.s-story residence with all the modern im pn.vemetith ; sooth side of ferry street west if th-l aware lot liixa-wj leet terms easy f bcell 2 holllater building i»*-tl m for sale-no 606 south division bt h s-atory frame n us front part fitted np for a store or salo^m in roo-l rt-pair wlui fine garden lot 13«117v john irttq nf pearl suns t for sale ok to kent t 442 pearl strrel s-story basement snd attte i.rtck house with brick stable and alley tn rear bouse has gas water hath ac and furnace and is in eon i pie to onler price s£,<bat or will be rented for fioo lyon baker a co oh erie land lhce mi main t ftiirfcommodiocs&toke with owbue ing on -. . n.i ib-r and a superior cellar on northwest comer of main and llur-.n streets for i.ijiiv yuara occupied as a flrat-claris family kriteery j lion.haker at 0 bs erie land pft.ee 3*s main st am for sale by m mcomb no ssouth k-l i*l vision st at taanfe st that desirable v*tnry frame dwell ingjn excellent condition lot isxiuu will sell cheap as uie parties are going to leave the city call soon prtue ftaok la uui at thai is-*tory frame dwelling in flne condition lot 50x1*1 will sell cheap ana on easy terms price v*m 110 prospect aaatna that 2-story frame dwelling tn good order lot 26 by lis will aeu for ssho terms ea*y hal w s.mit at l>i^*tory frame bouse new gas water and cellar tn fine order 10t33 by 132 price soiuo terms easy i*s 14ui st l-«iory frame dwelling new lot si by 132 price si2uu term easy 33 tenth l s-*tory frame dwelling in good order and finished od in good style lot is bytoo price suua *• mi nortli dmassa l that beautiful i-*tory dew frame cottage finished off in tbe finest manner lot 36x120 ftjet deep haacellar gas and water price mam 522 swan st t-story frame with wing gas water and cellar finished oil in good style half new price wkwft 821 swan l 2-story frame ras cellar and water lot slstxlju wlurwrllcheapiftakensooo farm for sale—say aereaof good garden lam i atsout 4 muesfrom main street ; a large new house ood bam well fenced snd under goo cuiuyation thla is a flne chance lor a gardener or milkman : will take ptrt city umnerty in exchange prtc ti »,'■«]- ap ply to m vi-'snlmß.lsouth division st als fob sale—no 178 niagara st.-un nstially complete tn all it arraiigetneriu and very desirable as a rwudence john otto a pearl at g am fkamf dwellings fob sale we b hare 4 or 3 dwellings and lots on botli able of fuiton street between chicago street and the skin ner canal wilt be sold at a b*u*fala to close np an estate apply st no 5 nlaaara street leonard vviisqs a svin real estate and ins axenta a 7 am 472 delaware avenue the hem â– dein-1 of g l clemens esq for sale by htvk a san ford is west swan sl rt balf.-a desirable two-htobt jbl frame bouse be.bl bowery street 13 room kitchen and wrv<dsbed orvl ctuar writ and cliiern all tn good order lot 60x100 term eaar price 7m cl m â– â– â– sai.e-the 5-^tory and attic at brick dwtlllng no i3s west tnpn-r strert wßa gaa wau-r liath and turnsce ami rleeanlly ontsl.ed throughoul lee a pickering u»>.'i swan st u27 sjr main street store for sale-will bbs take alitor house and lot in part payment for terms apply to edwards a bl'ckland rratr.-tate airent note and loon broken no | brown's bnlliling fr for sale or exchanfie for citt pn»perty—a twsnufttl eon titer resldenee with an elegant brick dw ilii.jt large and conrenleat and modern in style with all sasßßßßry asasaaßsnasri thret'good rns plenty of choice fruit ac t«ald clare contains anmt tv acres of good land or which la--re is in umber this piac v desirably locat tsi being nine milts from main street one mile from abbot oasnsbs sod three miles fe.ua white's corners along the plank r.w.l cadiiur trrwu kufaio wlutwsom tor less than r-alldlriga cost apply at kt*waaumaauv-cialand.no s akywwsrs fiaiw lag el j3 cent-tal loc;atio.\-h4)l be and lot 9 for sale ths very ossdiable betrfc dwelling ff^uv no 1 west getaesee l corner of peari sl wnt.lot isb r*sa frwas tb m sea all uw ns-i era imliiuiiaatats and u in perfect order very easy terms of dsrebass wtu de mala lyon babjbac<)-.erlelaß^onve.s*tmalnst kie ant for sale rkbioence of tub late anm r i.cornwelll^c>^l<><atexlost*«e*onii l snrsi comer of lsswom avenas aad asryaat ansss tea souse la a two-story brick with a t w<«-*tory wine contain twelve musts su aataiiy soasn closets in awery room bath wan water eloseta nas large asac ssßssrassißrnßsai hana lot ellnaa wai laid out and hlllßh wtth ftntt sss sass basa slew frame barm cow atkeds sentry ac location uverjr sne saß iisijlslbi aheat ths bswsalses la order the sbsssa assssbsss wu be res ted uthtj farnlahed or anferwlt>s«d if not mm oa or bates iwb-l.is/l avppiys.joti-1 otto.wpwarlsa t 113-u nw b >* autox aa its miaaajla bt a ant tor-r ftasaa ******, wtia bars location ht *****Â¥?â– -***** cowintns gaa sum ra*-nar iw^j«?'4£r&bs*t*mt mm if r-hoxtsatn just oct and now beadt fob dis tribution to parties desiring to rurrhase out rrtn tod circular of improved « ity proper iy ottered r salt by ua and whlrji we here no hnattsiion is pronouncing to be the urgest aad best aasortment ol desirable prop-rty to soli sb tastes aad au yssrtte tn the market raoeing in price fiwai ssi.est down to ssw call and see ha hastings a otto real bstate brokers * brown btuldasea as jmf.'rsale-new dwellings on tenth m t welitn vermont st reels sad fargo avenue cum ranging from 31jm to 3&jm oa very liberal rats lfrrapll kekln6.l3w.lrwansi hb a desirable dwellings fob hale 2-story brick howaasa n oa uaaeu tenth at as and water marbes man ilea cellar ac j 12 being entirely new lota 26x1*0 and 27a3 will be td cheap on easy terms hastings a otto 4 brown bniuilna sb aw fob sale-the two-stobt with a iff oii'-storr wing brick dwelling sltnated on ue nortoeai-t comer ol soatti division and 4jednr sta 1.04 bixds to an alley this is a very deslrmhle d welling ami wt:i be sold at s low price and on easy terms jtjs a pickering 13 w swan sl n5 a for sale-no ss bo 17 til division st s 2-story anssasss and sine t-rlek hnaseja tt repair has asanri wsssr is sas^hiwct peaaani netanibortwod and ormveaueottoshessasasas pari of tbe city lot s7 ft front and hadewth to a^vedsuey tennsss apply to joiwotto brniarlst â„¢_ am lease property fob balb — five am frame fmlldlnga on hareh and franklin slav,on aleaaed lot laving about bvi years to run this proecrty la offered at crest laanah to close an es tate i.ttme asanford wwestßwsn st ais tmain street store fob bale-we offer a store en main street between bwsn venees rtn-eta lyon baker a co erie laaa»dosaee.x main st bis 4*hucre and lot fob hale ob to be la ansassnal dor s snaa of worfe horses wesson aotliarm-a no sis fonrteenui stroet h.140x143 bouse neatly new price l jtw byhcmeasan fqrd is west swan t _ bss am fob 8 ale the lease good will and h furniture ot s bsst-elaas hotel this hotel is eligibly located and i now doing a food snd paying business tin bbbbbbt proprietor lias s four years lease from may next at a tow rent but win sen at a low lurure as be has other basin oat of the city which demand bis personal attention inquire of hi w ahd ach appeli sso sfirs l lav hoi se on niagara st tor sale the residence of john a moore k-wi no 3zs niagara street this house is 2s-«to rles brick with tower and maatle front there is a brie barn on the alley in the rear the lot is 4x ugfeet this is on of the most desirable down town places now tn the market lton baker a hi erie lsnd ofiw 3 main t cks poxs u,e a very desirable pleas aiiu io.au snd moderate-priced residence tod ni delaware a tree l apply to john otto il pearl treet jfllfoß salf-no 7 south division ht iu house lv fneorderand weli worth looking at bypnrehasers joiinotto.st pearl st bll dssj dwellings for hale—delaware at eu between allen ami north sts 3 story brick l^tr 14 rooms all modern improvement heated by steaui â– goo>l barn ; large lot would take siraller pre pilse*»worlh fr;:n 39,'sjo to 310,uus lv pert payment l'ri'-e sji-isw p.arl street no 81 s-story brick lot 2ft\lv would take a small stock of goods in part payoienl apply at no 3 niagara street leonakd wilson a son real estate and in surance agents t7 gm for sale-no 220 summer bt.-a fine mm ik-story frame wtiagr ve.m'p^-xaantly locsted vntln if tect repair thn,u*rhoul i^tbsxsuo well stocked with a variety of fruit a od barn on the premise that cost tsm for terms ac apply to john otto s pearl st in sbhssqsjt bale or to rent-no ib ninth h st l^-s'-ory cottage tn good order john ittto hi pearl st h24 a desiit able i ittage for hale - no 2x9 b allen street a i story frame cottage ouiitaln nerl rooms gas water ami cemented cellar lot sfx lii le e a pickering 13 west j wan il al7 5 village property for sale ob ex ib change.—a store and dwelling tr-o barns svmiti an acre of laud fruit ac stock will bs sold with uie property if desired and city proi*rtv will 1-p taken in part payment lee a pickbbtng 13 we*t swan st slb the new two-story french roof tirbk house northeast corner main and ivsdre at ; lol7"xs0 will he id cheap or exchanged for otl er r.-al estate hastings a otto 4 browns building kg a for sale—no 381 washington st 2-story frame bouse in a part or the city where property is rapidly imrsrovlng and in a location ad inlrablv adapted for a dentist phvsb lan attorney r any kind of mercantile bu&luesn contains bafh room gas and water and good cellar lot taxis ap ply to john otto 81 peart st ut tor a\*nxa^riaßm sbb-fakms for sale or exchange ja_c2 lib a ph'kkhing i west swan ft fusii rrekdin.i ponds and farm fob sale c-titalnlng about 5 acres;good ilwclmnga batas bbmsss a with flne ymingorchard there an nine bah nnwas of half an acte is six acres in ex t.'.t each abuiidanlly stocked w lib brook i rout with alt breeding iacllitlc the property is stluate near way land dcjiot on the rusalo and coining r-tllroad a-t prerenrs an opportuullv lo a person of pisca torial laatos to eatabllali a business pay lug very large nratta lton baker a co eric land office il m l n s t c 23 wa farm fob salev-uest garden land tt in f.rle county must l>e sold to clow ut an etlwe-ask acres two mll»-b from the courthouse w ill be sold cheap by howajio a ohapfkl 3 main st c mparms for sale on grand island tx wlui river fjont o acres near sheer.water buildlngi good ault bhm place for alroatclub aim two large dairy farms also acholce truit farm of o acres 400 hearing t.-!s 1 a .-. of no 1 peacli laud goo.l buildings ••'- per acre stßßssast farm lv eric uunlv cli john otto 31 petri st 4a\farm fir sale or exchange—is 2g bssss of land hlcbly cultivate wltu good bunding near lake shore railroad thirty miles from thlsclty impynrd orchard ac will be sold cheap or exchanged for city or lancaster village property hastings a ittto 4 browns bulcl tns ' bl3 « western lands to bxc an'gf for otty and personal pn»is?rty—sltnuie in the >; ii.-s of mirtdgan lowa illinois wisconsin and missouri f.r particulars apply to hume a san fo ri >. 16 west swan st b bfa farms for hale.-232,1 acres in <• ene 35 see comity near uie tillage of alexander soil i grarely loom well adapted for grain grass and mit tne farm ti well fenced watered and wooded elui four good dwelling hoasea large bams and out lulidliur vaustysss per acre a dwelliiig in uilt city *' r:h from 3e.tisi tossjwu will he tsken in exchange klso s3 acres within four miles of main at on uie k'.bott's corner plank roavl with small dwelling and am 5..1 well adapted far ganlcntng win be td low to a cash purchaser also 32 acres cm tan i island at milliard's landing with excellent welling snd barns price bvaou lion baker ! <' t rif l-andofflce 3 i main st kis ihbfor sale—desirable faiim f"r>ale x 3 or exchange po acres of choice land situate 1 trout ten miles from this itv in the town of ham i.rg ini-ler a good state of cultivation except 20 i ->â– - timber first-class 2-story frame house good !_."â– â– -' bsrn : hsv and train barn orchard of grafted sdt jr--l fence plenty of water cement cellar tder house is very desirable will be sold cheap rtr exchanged for desirable improved city property hartitngs a otto 4 brown building 131 tmx farm por sale at a bargain.—47 tjut acres in batarla near east pembroke ho r s from depot tine orchard an abundance of muau fruits g.sxl house and barn apply to john i jpt <», si pearl at as ib fob sale—a desirable fa it it of ass tx acres under a high state sf cultivation good b â– !*•■and barn two orchards of choice apples sltn iv two miles from tlie depot of the buffalo and vaahlngbm railroad at aurora apply to hume va n ft rd 16 west swan st a 7 g farm and stock for hale—situate t in the town of bsnrar-ur containing 88 acres «■i tinprovi-j soil excellent well watered this f i.-m wl.l ue sold or exchange at a great acrlsce as the owner is going west the working stock en b sold with the farm if desired for further lnfor qi mm apply to hu.dk a banfokd is west 3v an street | ub jtß a fabm worth ssvimi fob which a trt house west aide of main t worth smmju will be ia en in exchange balance on easy term also a faim worth sl6,dt»i for which improve city property iv i 1 tas taken for a large ix-ruoti ot price by uos al d a chappell.3*b main it us ajhkird aven uk-lot fob sale 12v 2 - sere on south j 0 * nipi avenne third lot s tof delaware t good garden lot undergo st c of cultivation lyon baker a co erie la id office m main t k sjtts fob sale ok exchange—several ti flne farms in erie genesee and wyomlnar c 73 iu tle»v edwards a bt'ckland no 1 brs.wn's llnlidlnga 11 jbt for sale ok exchange.-a most jfr desirable farm of 13u acres in a high state of ctksavansss located favorably near the depot snd la the lake wine growing res-lon with is seres of sinc yai<l more than l.ww choice fruit tree a sne brick ii it large barns iim sheds and workabops it will he sold oa reasonable terms or rxchaiup-l i..r rea*l property apply to john otto si peart street m am for sale—a desirable farm of x sft 1-s acres within three mile of main st on geaesee street road opposite clark's disuuery w ll rxchanse for a farm ot about las acres apply to dwaktis a buckland no 2 llrowns bub dings u to let-hotjarjesal * « for kent-7bs dele wake street bent bit c3l am to rent-no 30 nouris place a 3 u*g story house rent see ho,to"retilno.3*norrts ptace rent 9100 john oflo si pearl t c3s afsb pw fllinos to rent-we have afew 8m good dwelling not yet rented aaattssstni ib fjeg rrn mac ist and also three or four pease salon wou be given april ist apply at no niagara st l eian abd wilson a son jfcvo rent-about 2s acres of good tic lead oa ontario street with agnail ftiss bosmi autt bar-a kent iiw per year apply to ed v-^amlmaßvcmilajfrxytßn^^bmi^otrt eg m u let ft'hnishfd bouse no 42 jbl woodell at john otto si peart t c3s ttfoh bent-s-errokt basement brick ma bchise no as west huron bass-n between era sufc^mfsanaak sns ant nana inquire at nr 51 huron st cst-4t tasl tzlishb si ansft-bbttbuabtbeet sss£s'iss43a3 s s:r^u2^y;rer i btaft * t"zr st ie bs t—'j^ia.nniusas^tokt brick *'^^ rts-tf sk'it.l lilt sai.ois son kest-thi surinn is u..n.l toe rent ts anw m b frssllt laerfmm !»• rslj of urvxul ovuuvth 9k li bakbkaixs xrte l u d trnh s s ««?.' r-"0 i»t dilawabx at if g g'«i:«<»ajrr haw mm istmomswa cat to isetv-hsrjcllan st4j bent-ub f<hiavteenth btbbbt mi ssstt uaase dweiiiag la bbsa-bial eoadl ssar use normal sclvmbl p il l*wa»e sxately sl atocomalsß»3srth division sl m t to kent praaklinstrb.t gaa water snd tarnaes largt lot 4 waahlngtoo street gas and water bent sat is washington t-**-t gas and water kantbsss i alien street gas kent a ilw«m»imt gaaand wator awwt39sb ag*3 wtuk â– *-•*•■■l^parms 1 arses ss to bbnt-two 1-stoby frame dwbll 1 mv hoeasa with ssa water east ab la s«nalsss raw no 252 and l ftrranth street near jj^jjal streel possesslea may l umjoltc at a baßjacsn 1m mam street taaw-tf tto lkt-08 sdkwells he&idence and bbss now is2 and is pearl street to teat may ist has gaa water bath jmbbmskbe-;a good brtek l-aru on the prvntises tbi is a terr ds slrai.l location tor s pbysvcisa hi vt asan fokd is west swan ft •*_ abuaka opportl'nit v main st efsi â– dence to rent the srst-class premt*c no watstatn strew in perfect srder with all the smiokia asasnitinißls lot running ihroogh to waashlngton btre*t;lwlnglberesldeuieoft]ielale harmon grif in po**es*loii gives immediately for parttcalar apply to j as a fishek adnunistraior ar at trie gonaty clerh's slßah h4v«rtl tto bent-the 2-stoky bkick house on northampton street la the rear of 12*7 istreet ißnaedutopoaaeaadon laqsireof mrs m b hazard 12*7 main l rpvtf am a*ub bent-the upper stories of 9 the new brick landing on the north side of caaalßßaast,betweenmatoand peart au a capital location for a first-..-la laoartuast bsbbn lee a pickksung.i3 w.swan st v m desirable houbb to kent—the t wis story brick house no l tenth street lately occupied by rev h t barnes gss and water 1 very desirable imme-llste isassessiou itasiint.s a rtto browns building c f to bent-fbdm may l * west seneca street gss water ac - sao em seneca street brick gas water ac—s3bs i7s swan street brick gas water ac—fms sh pearl street brick gaa water ac-ssus *» north division street gas water ac—bbss uusixth street brick ; gaa water ac.-saw an n lawara treet—ssm sb niagara street brlek and barn siflu clo by hume a san ford it west swan it houses to kent from ma i 1 is7l bt a n winbhip.no u kiu eagle st .■»» washington it ; ver ; roomy house sol labia for boarder pt^essuh 3sb w ashing ton at rear of shore house roomy brick barn price uand.'uß elk t brick cottage rent 3200 each i*b virginia st 2 tory brick : gas water and cel lar kent s3au f3s seneca 1 roomy 1 vslorv frame bent s2z3 1.'.l and 133 louisiana st two genteel cottage op posite the freight depot beat each s3bs loc and liv louisiana it doable i story frsme sultatsle for four families or roomy for two families is being newly flu lied rent for each half ixuo water evans le.-ontenu state and fly at several roomy building suitable for saloons rro cerlt and aallor boarding houses bent 318 to ssjo farm por sale.-several desirable farms for ssic in this and adpdnlrjg counties in9ur akce—the undersigned will make surveys and insure tn several of the beat compaoisa la urn state houses por sa le.-n'o 473 niagara st ; j-story frame : lotsoxiro price s*\3"w s5 tenth st ih-slory frame price siaou 1 twelltli st l\,-*lory frame price 3,*ju is ci.rroit st x-atory brick basement and stuc price mass 31sknicott*t:lvttory frame price siotß sss seneca st d,-story gothic frame price lp vanuatu st two l-story frame cottages each i.uu aw ss7 and 339 elk it new brick cottages price sajtajeacb seneca st a block of six storr brick booses near ur-flln st price eseh hjbs bouck avenue corner of north washington three wooden cottages nearly new price blsiw each 193 virginia st first house from niagara t j-story brick gas water and cellar price sam lots for sale delaware sl seer virginia east side will sell 3d w or 33 leet at slav per toot franklin st opposite uie cathedral price 113 per foot lois on northerly side of exchange ft through to carroll s between hamburg and jefferson streets price 23 per root lot same as last easterly of van kenstslaer sl : same price four lots on westerly side of grifflu t between seneca and exchange sis price 12j per foot clb a ntwfnship.no 10k easiest a houses to kent-we have a num ber of houses to rent at a reasonable figure c balance of the sca-on how abo a chap pell h main st kffl swlri rmsiied dwelling on del a wake 3 avenue opposite franklin park for rent lee a pickering 13 west swan st ell ffbttobent-posbesoion april 1 an ete l gantlv funil&hed house centrally and very pteaksntlv lm-atcd inquire of ho ward a c'ha p pfll 34 main st c4 t hotel to kent—fob sale a th-iee years icare of a first-class hotel all tumlshed agliout containing about 3 sleeping room be side parlors receiving room ac furniture new locality near one of the principal railroad depot in this city rent very raodeis'e a favorable opater tunlty to engage in the hotel ouslness apply to or address leon kd wilson a son no 5 ni agara bt bultalo cb qpo kent feom may 1 no 2 pearl t—3-*torv brick : rent 300 no 3ss pearl st--2-eiory brl-k ; rent sooi corner virginia and palmer.—2-t.tory frame rent ssbs bclln'on st—kent 23 by hume a sanfokd 11 west swan st ml m first-class houses for kent-thk two new dwellings now finishing on franklin street nesrmohawk street these house are p fect in all their arrangement and finish and are probably the most desirable ever built lor tens tits hi till cliy person in search af a permanent resi dence snd willing to pay intere-t on the cost of the same are invite to examine these building lyon bajulk a co erie land office 3*s main treet mm 48 to bent-a i>,-stoky frame house anl on allen street immedlatu po**e**lon given jotin otto 81 pearl at a 27 t pox kent—a 2-stoky b3bkx house with wing on the uppt r part of franklin t is a desirable residence haa deep lot snd the usual conveniences lyon baker a co erie land ofl.cc m main st b22 am to rent a malt house apply to mm john otto 81 pesrt st u to isets»boo*ng am for kent with board — three â– large front rooms connecung with rloseta mantles grates and water with flrsl-clas board i he rooms are very pleasant and tbe location central lyon baker a co erie land ofllce s*s main treet ___^ - msttit of offh'bs to p.ent.-the large and commodlooß bstl sfaasbsb no < main street commercul block containing hank vanlt water closel and other convenlenceejßßc*sss£tl for asrst-clmsofflce apply to hume a banfohd lli west sw»n atreet s tofts to rent-exchange st ovbb j noa 70 snd 72 also cor wasungton aiid i'errr street over mr love's store three boor 3ux b tvsm hime a sanfobikjs west sen eca it sss sfbwarehoctsf andofpp es->n centr.vl m l wharf for rent also the fine office on w a*h ffrsuin street in rear of e l hedatrom aconl ofllce i f.y a pick eking is ft c*t swan at ell rpo rent-a suite of rooms neah the i corner of court and main rta suitable for htw oihce john otto 1 pearl at ais to lass-nttores 88 to rent-49 batavia stbeetj one m t ideofai»ewbnck<tore wlthagiod window tst light bitslnes also aeottage inrearofths build tag . a for kknt-the spacious bbx«3ta b sa main •*•.. american block apply to m pinner 418 main t a**w am ores and dwellinfjs to bent tase treet no 107 conier mgntwßj tore dweuiiik and barn asreil estabutlisd storejdwel llngha 9 rooms gas ac a very convenient and destrshlc locstloa fusasslra may l.t all wjj be rented at the low price of stau . .. ._ _â€ΕΎ. store and dsreftlnir-iminedlste jabmbbmsi--aa ms elltcott atreet near tho cofwer of h"^,lv • 2-storr brick store and threeroosas tor faauily ass niagara water kent only 173 per ysar apply st no 5 * bo c2b baal ertas aa wajaaaaa aaeats m\nm best-the one jtokajbo bw b stal sua ajspll ae|wa p«râ„¢ls»a •*• ctiafiijkkkijigtiywertawmirt b tdowi towsimii^tofuejit-jloasj aneesaalamrsss boa«*aajirosuj t bee aaase g main st stoke r.lb kijit^ftoby m t,^on.«maeofm^st,s»erwsee o occupy k s bermuue *•" "" [ 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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-03-31 |
| 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 | 1871-03-31 |
| 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. 8551 |
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| Title | The Buffalo Express, 1871-03-31 |
| 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 | 1871-03-31 |
| Type | Text |
| Language | English |
| Format of Digital | TIFF |
| Identifier | 18710331_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. 8551 |
| Rights | There are no known copyright issues associated with the Buffalo Express microfilm. |
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buffalo express vol xxvi friday march 31 1871 no km by telegraph imfkj w Γ’β¬β*- rtlifirl wat department biyΓΕΈ flerrlec united state army dirtsloa of telegrams and report fur lb beturt t of ciinkne meteorological record waibixctcnt xarcb 30 synopsis rob past 24 hoc ua tw tanas wbufawilnnhaj nahΓΒ«pnnm Γ«ÒβΒ urn south atlaaue and la tba ohio valley ban spread as the lower lakes aad middle mates aad an o tbiaataatecea the aaat attaaor dowdy mlbai baa prwralled from the unlf state aoribwnrdiy bat la bow aneeasflad by rlaa aanaa her aad dear or tt-rtar na weather laroaahoui tbewhole mississippi valler thu la aaparcauj a to tbe laflaaac of tba high prcania that a report lent nftght la tbe extreme soruwest the barosnrtst remains hlgb oa tbe bock moon lain and stationary oa tbe pacific coaal probabilities it la probable tbat the deads and ralna wtu ea prtuat be moreorleai brokca ap from tbe middle states to tbe mississippi yauer jtreab aortuerlt winds are prababla for the lakes aad gnl light winds on tbo a r'anile eoaas *Γ’β¬Β’Γ»Òβ¬Β’ __ new york a suit to recover t ajkaa nwocjk new york maxell aavΓ’β¬βatm mary t janalon a daughter of uouiim dure bain brkijff sued dudcan sbei in iu i t_u aad tbe national city bank lv the initad states circuit court to-day to recover with interest and dividend twenty thousand dol lars canal stock a legacy from her father which had been pledged to tbe firms named by a trust*1 *- of her estate and subsequently sold he failing to pay the lceuu judge blatehford reserved the decision the english ekle stockholders in tits case of heath and raphael against tbe erie railway company and others the plaintiffs made motion in the united states district cos-rt this afternoon for in junction to restrain erie from issuing new stock or convertible bonds pending the de cision of tbe court in various erie cases court took papers and reserved decision tbe colored mass meeting at a mass meeting of colored citizens in cooper institute to-night to commemorate tbe ratification of the 1 iflceuth amendment rev henry ii viand garnett pre sided resolutions were adopted urging tbe freeing the state constitution from anti-republican clauses recommending that tbe exercise of tbe ballot by colored men be made safe and advocating tbe ovrftor bfp of tbe soil by colored men north and south an oi'tkageous operation the brooklyn authorities have discovered that officer o'keefe of the sanitary squad ba been selling at auction and giving away among tbe poor large quantities of clothing bedding and other articles infected with small pox and which he had been ordered to destroy the discovery produced a great sensation in parts of the city where tbe dis ease still prevails stabbing affray thomas brown a sailor was stabbed to the heart by frank wilson a shipmate during a quarrel this afternoon in a cherry street boarding house wilson is in cus tody tue colored procession the colored citizens procession this after noon in celebration of the adoption of tbe fifteenth amendment numbered several thousand including two colored militia companies snd a number of civic and benev olent societies tbe designated line of march was fully performed despite the severe storm asps ' Γ’β¬β washington democratic executive committee washington march 30.Γ’β¬βthe national democratic executive committee met this morning and appointed a sub-committee consisting of messrs cox eldridgc and archer to determine upon permanent offi cers lor tbe resident executive-committee in washington city and report to the full committee to-morrow tiik san domlngo rerokt the san domingo report is still in the hands of the coir.inlssioners it is said it will make about live columns internal revenue decisions commissioner l'leasonton decides that all salaries paid by the united states during the last live months of 1870 are exempt from in come taxation and that persona whose in come last year was less than s2,otfo need make no return nor affidavit that their in come wax less than that amount tostmaster confirmed the senate to-day confirmed tbe nomina tion of m u taylor to bo postmaster at fredonia an incident in the sekateΓ’β¬βbutler and senator davis just prior to tbe conclusion of mr davis remarks in tho senate to-day an incident of unsual character occurred which excited considerable comment in the galleries and upon the floor representative butler of massacuusett who was occupying the seat of senator thurman immediately adjoining that of senator davis had been for some time intently observing mr davis as be pro ceeded the latter apparently growing res tive snd disconcerted under tbe steady raze of the massachusetts member and speaking with bis usual warmth and earnest ness suddenly faced tbat gentleman and continuing hia argument against the credibility of exaggerated ku klux stories aid " these fictitious charges are originat ed by parties to affect tbe coming election the legislatures to be elected are to choose one-thinl of the members of this senate and it is with a view to using this political capi tal for these diabolical and devilish ends tbat these vile and slanderous stories emanate from the brains of political scoundrels and ruffians mr davis then took bis seat and observing that butler's scrutiny was continued wheeled his chair around so as to meet tbe latter's n/c more defiantly tbe two then sat stolidly staring or ratbr.r glaring at each other to the amusement of tbe galleries and evident dlequieuide of senators around tbem who seemed to fear a personal collision might ensue mr stevenson a colleague of davis had meanwhile taken tbe floor bat tbe attention of the greater part of he senate was en grossed by tbe seemingly bellicose appear ance of the two gentlemen who still eyed each other with no very approving glances after a full minute spent in this way davis rose from bis chair and addressing butler was heard to say by senators near him what do you mean by attempting to browbeat me in tbat way r youareadamned scoundrel sir adding after a pause yes sir i repeat it you are a damned scoun drel sir at tbla juncture mr wilson in compli ance with Γ’β¬Β’ request made to him privately by mr caskcrlv came from hie beat on the ot her side of the chamber and interposed to prevent a continuance of the scene davis then resumed hia sens aad butter after looking in another direction cor a few mo menta rote and went over to tho republican lido and shortly after left tho chamber it is reported that when addressed by davis butler replied i don't know you sir i don't care far you and 1 don't want to speak to yon it is also staled that prior to ibis occurrence snd while davis was de li vering his speech mr bayard shttaf osar hiny esularated to him to free biaaaarir from the annoyance of mr butler's serntiay^by an appeal to tbe vice president bat darks replied that be did not need tho ppenortlsm of the senau out would take ore of him self dimmer to the son domlhcjo oonjjcbv sfonbbh the president gare a private dinner to the san domingo commissioners to-night st wblcb were present wads hows snd white and vnator chandler and two ladies in addition to mrs grant miss nellie and master jesse grant mr dent tho father of mrs grant mrs judge dent and man fert after dinner the piimwft and general horace porter all ended a reception of tho fenney ivaata repnblieaa association gotjtg rome to totav tho government clerks from connecticut win go horns to vote oa monday fobttt-secoifd congrsss wassnverom march a atx mr davi dobs my osorod a mih ttoa eauanronon tho biuiaonthn of the trsssasry war aad secy so penes to tho senate at the next sesaioa f congress a iksnnhi nf btwnstty by ohΓ’β¬βs wha tto so dsΓΕΈΓΕΈsed volee whtea has seen w*?srljat nskass i ii of sanee jnsnsory a mu by the ssasstsanhorsty or ft tho assay of ikssir dsportoaanta Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ sh uly wnsadsΓΕΈΓΕΈjs stoat was bsfinw sf said jsinporty fr fgm bgw back wiwl !Γ’βΒ !. wfc tpmbw zlm lsi l saw twwiii t lsmsm mmma *Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ Γ»Òβ¬Β’Γ’β¬Β’Γ«Òβ¬Β’Γ’β¬Β’ mi ii iii ttr hossu.l bwl.hΓΒ«.)ΓΒ«ΓΒ»sa Γ’β¬Β’ΓΒ«ΓΒ» mx wssassawsasssssΓΕΈsaaajΓΕΈs uu would be limited to 4,000 to mm nana mss 9 Γ’β¬Β’>** *Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ * mr wilson rep mass then moved Γ’βΒ modiicatloa of tho mil to giro bounty to those who had boon disabled by sii knees eg disability contracted in tbe service thu would reach about one-half the cases undei decision of the court the remainder woakj hare to bo provided lor hr manor tho aa ject went over without action until nan row consideration of mr anthony's amend ment to the order of business to allow the consideration of any bill on the sooth noons by tbe house of representatives was re sumed mr davis dem ky spoke in refuta tion of tbe charges of mr baajpanan bgainst tbe peace snd order of the south particular ly of his on v sute in alluding to the late ttarretary stanton he aam a more lawless dictator was never in power than that aaeae secretary of war if justice had been dealt out to him in hia life time foi his crimes fie would have been bong h honored times for murder and pot in the penitentiary tea thousand times for bis enmce sensa tion mr davis remarks were interrupted by the expiration of the morning hour when it was agreed to take s rote upon the ques tion mr tbunnans amendment reqai ring any bill that might he received from the house to be referred to eommiuee before action by the senate was voted down mr anthonys amendment was then adopted without division mr sherman's resolution instructing the judiciary committee to bring in a bill to re press kn klux outrages was than proceed ed with and mr davis of r whoso re marks had been interrupted w expiration of the morning hour was awarded the floor snd proceeded to argue that congress bad no power to pass any such legislation air.-wilson rep mass said beheld in bis band a list of murders and outrages committed to kentucky mr davis dem kv said many of these oatrages were committed by negroes upon negroes mr sherman rep o argued that the assault upon a negro mail agent in ken tucky had been crossly exaggerated and furnished no justification for the postmaster general's discontinuance of service on the postal route he proceeded to vindicate bis state from charges or lawlessness snd claimed tba the people there uniformly treated negroes generously and kindly and that their only fault was in refusing to be lieve in tbe superiority of the negro race mr morton i rep ind.mn reply to the statement of mr stevenson that be mor ton sent a message to the indiana legisla ture in 1865 opposing negro suffrage said at the time ins ides was very generally enter tained by the republican party but it was soon found tbat reconstruction could not be accomplished without enfranchisement of colored people and that frenchisemeot had worked tar better than he ha anticipated mr blair dem mo deeired the sen ator from indiana morton to answer can didly one question whether negroes bad not been entrusted with the ballot in order to obtain a republican vote mr morton replied it was well known that reconstruction could not be accom plished on a white basis the white people of the south would not accept tbe situation mr blair emphatically they did ac cept the situation they did abolish slavery and never lifted a hand against tbe government since and any one who asserts contrary asserts tbat which is not true general applause in the galleries which the chair checked after some discussion regarding tbe fre quency of late of applause in the galleries tbe chair stated that on a repetition of dis order they wonld be cleared mr morton continued his remarks con tending that lawlessness did prevail in ken tucky upon the conclusion of mr morton's speech mr j'oole obtained the floor and at five o'clock after a brief executive sesalen the senate adjourned house the house proceeded to the consideration of the bill reported from the special com mittee mr beck dem ky addressed the house in opposition to the bill its purpose was to destroy the lights of states and peo ple and put into the bauds of the president omnipotent power in reply to a remark of mr beck that mr butler of mass said tbe bill met with approval of the majority of the republicans of the house mr dawes said no man on this or tbe other side is authorized to say a majority of republicans of this house are m favor of the bill there was in caucus no record no vote no such public or private expression of opinion mr blati:-rep mich supported tbe bill he did not hesitate to say thst by a fair constrection of tbe constitution the government was authorized to interfere in a state to suppress domestic violence when tbe state cannot nr by reason of complicity does not apply to tbe general govemnsont for assistance this l*ilt proposed to pro tect tbe people in their rights privileges and immunities which pertain to them as citizens of tho the united states under the constitution and laws it waa impossible for congress to stand by snd see them vio lated and denied tbe strong arm of the law ought to be applied to suppress all con spirators snd obstructions to tbe law mr wood dem n v addressed the house in opposition to the bill he denied there was soy evidence of the existence of any widespread sad general opposition to law snd order in tbe sooth congress bad higher duties to perform than to agitate a subject like this they should legislate for the reduction of tax all on and expenditures for tbe return to specie payments and for general civil service reform mr wood then alluded to a remark of mr kelly in a former speech that tbe day may come when far every freed man's but that la deso lated ten blszing mansions may il.limine the midnight sky and said i hope if s war or races should take place and if colored men should begin the flght they would select a more valiant man for their leader than the ntlcman from pennsylvania who in mo bile during a disturbance crept under the henna mr kellyΓ’β¬βthere is no foundation for that story but sixty-seven balls were shot at me mr woodΓ’β¬βcontinuing hi sentenceΓ’β¬βand not creep under the table and pretend to be dead mr kellyΓ’β¬βtlie tory come from what quarter it may is false mr wood sold the gentleman made bom bastic appeala to tbe negro but could not face are btmacir he bad given the gentle man an opportunity to explain mr kelly-Γ’β¬βand to signalize tbe conver sion of the gentleman from new york mr wood concluded his remarks after remarks by messrs brooks of new york aad eldridge against tbe bill and by mr maynardln its favor the house at 430 adjourned foreign tkc mtcatioa in paris pabm march tbe manufacturer of plrii hive baked permlaiioti ef the othori tie at the hotel de vtlle to Γ’β¬βΓ’β¬β work the reply ra cerulal j hat tk wort men aauat keep their arm.uek.cl and revt for me v i cunoici it vtry probethle rfce i mil kill saw m aatnaff ummadtwe aa to their fh&urc iii tut Γ’βΒ !Γ’βΒ socotrrtam ope i pjgsw^t s h.ti ted tat the Γ’β¬Β’*ΓΒ». tb*ΓΒ«y-sw Γ’βΒ ΓΒ»* dred law oaf ifthl 1 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asbannovy inters as anansna t^g draaral f che oeraaaaa ataaa fnw Γ»ÒβΒ >_ΓΒ»ΓΒ»' sw ta^ΓΒ«aΓΒ«a*aje^s*ΓΒ»rj**y ra^r^ΓΒ«n"s_s l^!*^^a^s^annsΓΕΈΓΕΈΓΕΈsΓΕΈn^ist^nΓΕΈΓΕΈΓΕΈΓΕΈana>^n)millΓΕΈa in tbe cut are to be lamina anaaruaa ataly kattdhi pajoiajimt london march w,Γ’β¬βla ik hooaa f common lo*lΓΒ«hl a pmjllo wa preeaaud bearidf the mature of * aaarhflarilkavef iwipw aasaaof aaaaaaa aaaatleala tharbjai of booaaw lord t aeaatt a bill which baa bee htad be lb beea of u.am uk naiaaalaa tb aaiaaa f tj x Γ»ÒβΒ ΓΒ»ΓΒ»>Γ’βΒ oalkaaartaf thalwda rjoreaeatatto ~ people ifir charlea j.ΓΒ»^lmt.Γ’β¬ΕΎ(sc,b a apoee g *?Γ’βΒ * bjagth 1 mi tb aafi f Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ Γ’β¬Β’Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ Γ’βΒ sasal tar tre.tr of paxia sss^jijf tj^i't'^.'h joaaknc arΓ’β¬βwajja h bleated karl araarllle he maiianattaraapea the saxlae ,ΓΒ«. rjo i ta loadoa ro.fer.or aod^-a?seti tbataasjjtΓΒ»ΓΒ»mllnahi batwaaa baaatas rnasas raaas of ma 00.hr.00 n t rluble albany the bboaowat railway mix alb awt march afli-oosonsor hoffman this afternoon gays a hearing to ptrtise interested in the broadway pninnisrti taa nel htll _ nkw tork leqi6xatdk axnaΓΒ»t march m sxjcatx ntua isiauwcan by mr chapmanΓ’β¬βantboristng too dl reetors of tbe sute moseuaa of natural his cory with the eonenmnce of the board of regenis of tho c diversity to appoint as sistants and curators in tho deportment of the cabinet of natural history it also provides for free lectures and authorises tho directors to expend moseys with the approval of the regents anjus nsrontnu authorizing tbe city of rochester to raise money to pay its hosting debt mi lb ra*-.si amending tbe laws for tin assesement and collection of taxes where farms or lota are divided by county lines incorporating the mechanics ravings bank of troy incorporating tho people's savings bank of poughkeepsic amending the set to provide police com missioners for rochester allowing further cos v in suits brought by working women amending tbe charter of the utlea or phan aiylam amending the act ertendlog tbe jurisdic tion of hu rrogate courts relative to military exemptions extending the time for the completion of the new york and albany railroad amending tbe law of lboo relative to the payment of t-ounties incorporating fly recuse banking and trust company to prevent scctdenta st acrobatic exhibi ttena repealing the charter ot the elevated railway of new york providing for union railroad depot in buffalo "^ amending the charter of tho city of hud son appropriating 200,000 to hudson blear state hospital to determine and settle the claim of the state against westchester county to prevent frauds id sale of patent rights ive.nixo session in the senate mr c.-net introduced a bttl incorporating the oxiord hotel company the bill amending tbe registry law in new york was taken up in committee and elicited considerable discaaeion mr tweed explained the provisions of the bill and its necessity at considerable length mr murphy also defended tbe bill messrs parker chapman and kennedy spoke sgsinst it mr creamer defended the bill after further discussion tbe'committee rose sad reported the bill to the senate when it was ordered to s third reading senate st 11 ao adjourned Γ’β¬Β’ asoxmblt bills rsΓΕΈΓΕΈjtn to facilitate the construction of the syra cuse and chenango valley railroad mr bonce called up the resolution that in tbe option of tbe legislature the tax on btate bank currency levied by tbe national government should be removed snd that our representatives nrge tbe same and it was adopud bii.i Γ’β¬Β’ rwtiiodrcan by mr chambersΓ’β¬βamending tbe act for the care and education of deaf mutes by mr kly amending the charter of tbe bingbamton and port dickinson ball road company the passage of bills was then resnmed i authorizing the towns in chenango county to lake additional stock in tbe utica and chenango railroad amending tbe charter of the mutual savings bank of troy to punish persons who abandon or threaten to abandou their lamilies to amend the act equalising tho state tax amending the set prescribing the power of surrogate's courts requiting telegraph companies to in dorse the exact time of receipt at office of dfapstchea lostΓ’β¬β-08 to 33 and a motion to reconsider wa also lost authorising trinity snd christ churches buffalo to consolidate providing a supply of water for the city of rochester mr flagg had consent to introduce a bill to appoint a deputy superintendent of police in troy and on hia motion too bill was read and passed mr alvord had consent to present the pe nt ion of s large number of firms la how york for regulation of charges tor faros and freights ou railroads mr burns had consent to report s bill in corporating the younn men's christian as sociation 01 schinofsawly amending charter of tho city of coboss amending tho act to prevent the spread of tbe cattle disease messrs bams and ltttlejeba danoaneerf the bill os csdou.a.ed to sohansa the prie * mest to such aa extant that no poor j could ever enjoy a mouthful __. , mr durtbs defended the mil bos 0 its vital lmportanes to protect ca resn diseaes t te on the mil stood 13 to xi mr durfee moved s reconsdeinuon snd that the bastion lie on the i l ΓΒ«* tofo theqoesuon was tber mamijhaaa consideration of the vo rebsctiagthewll and the house refuse *** reoona*def---oa to tho senate resor -ΓΒ»** tho t^rarnor appoint a spnrftjg?.j prssent theelaims otthe stated tbs ostfonel govern ment accroe<*nΓΒ»r he war of tho rebel lion ass ad recess t r k srriΓΕΈxuox session astxs dstnmiccan be mr vansteenburghΓ’β¬βproviding for k construction of a railroad hi cstakfll my mr pound provsatag for ateaai tow age on tho caanalt bt mr strahan auuoriilnf tb ettj of newburg to lata aaas and borrow money _____ΓΒ«_ΓΒ« laearporauas tb saw york wn medi ci college for women incorporating tb unlfenlty railwat aothorliini tbe oak wood atraat baucaai coaipear of ayraraai toΓΒ«b*aaa aaf raata of it road aothorurrac tbe mark biver aad st lawrence railroad compear to carry freight aad nanim aad ikirgi bra providing for tb eiteaafoa of the 800 dootaad oawego railroad to the eaet beat of tk hodaoa brae aasaatassamag Γ’β¬Β’ srry er raid river _ r relative to tl meager far oa tb baek atcraad flo*cr**keatlraad , aathyrrarag the maaliiarleajaf aotroot aasajaajaa aajaaratooataaaibaajΓΕΈ aatkanabag tk eaaatraattoa afaau raflrwadlathoetty^aakaja aaamhaf the aartrrafo sh'wl aj port mnklaara bauwas , ik at af sow .*ΓΒ«ΓΒ«*Γ’β¬Β’ ... w k __ rarkad abartor af ski st*af , arΓΒ£lw o Γ’β¬Β’Γ’β¬β c tb tiiam af aaaaawaarllai l . ,_ hjttrΓΒ£!rfa.ΓΒ£a " """"" . . * ftaseasam ia act aaatsw kaakaaalaa wabto toawr tar aai aawiaatΓΒ«aabaaajg leal aad awake to 1 laslar hwi a lb saawlnlta arajuao aaaaeaaj l*kaΓΒ»*aj jjasfat imga 1 Γ’βΒ wm'm!z i awai sk ooeaeartteo reported pregraaa a d -* Γ’βΒ pwta f tho aeeae nommllli conelderad tb bdl it ataa i tbe act for fona.tiun of railroad oao Γ’βΒ aaaaaaadto rogalate theaamc progron waa reported aad tb bill made tbaasaaatl order for moaday evealag next theaaaae aamajaaai bba oooaadered tbn bill to aaeoad tb bum act aa a to nermli muaiaipal corporation to aid railroad priigleea Γ’β¬β reported mr riagg ceiled up report oa the crtt director i'laaattceiloa repeal bul b mt*d the adoption of the aaajerlty report cad pajal tbe prevloua aaaatfea mr weed aak*d that he might ban aa opportuallt to but ΓΒ» aahatitatloaaftb minority report for tbat of tbe majority 1 mr flagg for that parpooa withdraw hi motion and mr weed then aaade bat aj ttoa mr flagg then renew.l hi rhaa for the previou uueeuon queer!on wa tbe lake oa the motion to eahedtato tba mi nority report for tbat of tba utajonty tbe motion w lea*Γ’β¬β*7 to ao-aa follow ajto-metart alberger alverd bekar f&'fy *ΓΒ£"ΓΒ£ Γ’βΒ Γ«ûÒβΒ slfaali boh brad ford v p brow bonce burhaae f fcws cΓΒ«ly cΓΒ»raaa chadwiet dabum !*ΓΒ»*Γ’βΒ > as-ifi >Γ»Òβ¬Β’ '-Γ’βΒ 'Γ’β¬Β’ΓΒ». oibw gam eon goodrich oraheaa ureee if.wlu ?'Γ’βΒ Γ«Òβ¬Β’ΓΒ£.*ΓΒ«-Γ’β¬Β’% Γ’βΒ Γ»Òβ¬Β’ joΓΒ»*">a slll.au k.*ea l |
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