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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
NEW YORK. TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH l. 1912.

ages Of four and sixteen years of age, is, without
doubt, good society a.d conducted upon good
and honest principles, udder the command Of Mr..
H. A. c., . dry goods dealer. who is getting to be
quite popular among the Temperance advocates,
and is gaining laurels daily among all classes-is
very generous, liberal, and high minded nan-has
scarcely an enemy in the whole city, and is honest
and upright in all his dealings.
There IL another Temperance society about being
organized in part Of the city called Sodom. II a
reform can take place in this section Of the city it
would be ~ great blessing as il would be for your
city to have Wall street knocked out Of existence
The prime movers in getting up this society are j.
c., N. M, w. and N G. They are deter
mined to purify this part Of the city It has long
been q sink Of corruption and degration. We wish
them God speed in this undertaking.
But Of all the different societies, the Washington
Temperance Society is ahead and doing snug bu
sness. The pressure of the times the falling of Of
stocks, or the breaking Of banks, from the United
States down 10 the shinplaster concerns, has no
effect on them ; they 90 on the cash sy stem, that
10, they we'll paid for keeping sober they
will turn back into their old habits again. This has
been the case with two or three. They have lee
lures twice q week at their head quarters, corner
of Market and Temple streets some Of them are
well rttendsd-alwsys with crowded houses. e.
C {, Esq did honor to himself and to the society
with which he is connected. He was receivedw with
shouts Of applause, which echoed and re-echoed
preacher held forth, and next week the celebrated
John Brown, author of = popular work, is to ad
dress them he is all the talk now among them. /
shall attend, and will endeavor to give you full
and accurate report Of his address-i doubt will
be very interesting. HI.
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Hartfords
Correspondence Of the HERALD

ICorrespondence OF the HERALD
HARTFORD, Feb. 1S, 1912.
The Boz Fsoer temperance Societies--- Poiities--
The Cold Woter Army.
j. G. BENNETT, ESQ.,
DEAR Sra -
The Boz fever has somewhat subsided, and all
attention ia now turned to the different Temperance
societies, the most prominent Of which is the Wash
insten Temperance Society, which numbers nearly
S00 The Young Mems Society has been deereas-
ing for some weeks back, or rather the meetings
have not been so fully attended as formerly. This
society are about making political capital oat of
Temperance, and introducing politics (whig mea-
sures) isto the ranks, probably for the spring cleo
ton. This, Of course, will never do-and thereby
they have lost many Of its firm supporters. The
society called the Cold Water Army, numbering
about l 20 children Of beth sexes, betwees the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Harrisburg.
Correspondence Of the Herald


HARRISBURG, Feb. n, 1912.
Bank Bill
The House taking up the Resumption Bill yes
.terday morning, the motion of Mr.. Deford to ex-
tend the time to the frat Of June, was negatived.
The first Eve sections were then amended in yari.
Gus ways, bnt not materially changed. The sixth
section was entirely stricken out, and another in
sesrted in its stead, releasing the banks from any
obligation to receive the notes issued under the act
OF May 4, 1871. The remainder OF the bill as il
came from the Senate, was then slightly amended
and passed. -Four new sections were added to the
bill, making il highly penal for the banks to dis
count, declare dividends, transact other business,
or even pay their officers during period of sus-
pension, and the bill was finally passed.
The bill will be returned 70 the Senate to-mor-
row, when IL will doubtless be referred to com
mittee OF conference Of both houses. The alfera.
lions already made cannot meet the appreciation Of
the Senate; and . Senate bill coald not be agreed
to in the House.
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MASSACHUSETTS DISTRICT.

David Alden to be declared in Boston on the
first Tuesday of April next; Thomas e Amory; George
Austin, Swsnsey Charles Aldrich, Grafton; Samuel
Avery Msrblehead; John Barnes, Isaac A Bro wnell
brown, Boston, Elbridge Battle Dover; Jacob Bsisde
Carlisle Ssmuel Bannster, Worcester; william BAR
ker Meaford; Clspp, Boston; James Cslef, LOWELL
Moses Carleton, Lancaster; Albert Carleton Boston,
Zsttee Cushing, Scituate; Samuel w Cole Chelsea;
Cut'eri Grafton Alvin Cook Uxbrdge; Zebulon Cspp,
Lowellj Amos Dudnels Job Davis, Boston; Henry De
VOL Uxbridge Benz Eaten, Geo w Edmands, Boston !,
John Elder, Chester; Geo Fsrnsworth, Boston; VIM
French, East bridgew ater Geo Fish err Dorc
Fske, Holden; Lowell Goodrich Boston; l. 0oodnow.
shrewsbury; Willard Grover, Foxboro; Thomas Gross
werheld; Isaac HILL Jr., Granville @ Hayden, Boston;
Asa Holman, Bolton; John Hillard, Eramn ghsm Seth
Holden, Burre; Charles Haynes, Chsriestown; Henry
HoiDrook, Barre; Hosea Ilsey, Stephen Noyes James
Johnson, Boston, Moses Jellison RowIey; Saml Lewis,
Rufus Lsdd, Cad Lyman, Boston; Joel Lake. Tops
neId; VIM Lake, do; Thomas q Lummus Lynn; DsnI
Lombard East Boston; Aaron Lord, Ipswich; Isiah
Leighton, Lowell, Albert Leach Ply mouth; willisn
Morse, Hanover; Jonsthsn Morse I'd, Methuen; Bryan
Morse, Dighton Jonas Mckenzie South bridge; Isaac
Newton, Jacob Nichols, Boston; Samuel Newman, Ip-
switch; John Palmer, Boston; John swirl, Mhbury; o
Prince Paul Wordsworth, Barre; VIM Rogers, Boston;
Rufus Lowell, Lowell John Raymond, Winchendon;
John w Roberts, Natck; Ebenezer Russell, Ipswich;
Noah Robinson, Lowell; John seagrave Uxbriixe Al.
sci stoddard, Braintree Nahum Sibley Oxford; Saul
S-agrave Douglass; Jesse Tapley, Danv ers;
Lowell Charles II White Charles = walk
err, Boston; Hiram Wsdsworth, Barre; 8 Ale Water
man. scituate; Henry Wystt, Wenhsn; Simeon Wood.
worcester; Chss Wheeler, Rcckport, DsnlL wiIcomb,
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LIE lie :. & .ssu ~. Az;
OLD EsTAsL IsHEp fAssHaE OFFICE.

PASSA(9E OFFTCE,
No 81 South street. New York
THE subscriber nnouncnR his
before his riends with
respect for the able support he has received for many years
paA-
He wishes to call the attention Of those intending
70 send fer their friends England Ireland Scotland and
Wales that they all times be accommodated BY this
line, BY weekly opportunities from LIVERPOOL well BY
ell the well different lines Of packet ships sailing 10
month, throughout the year.
has always the study Of the Subscriber have the
smGrans shown cvity and d patched without delays and
care and deent attention will be renby the Liverpool
Agents TO those sent for well all embark with
them and should any those passage paid
net embark the money will be refunded without charge
ubrcrber feels peasure in making known the different
shps q which bis passsnge out during the last
which has given general Satisfaction and that has consider
sSy srtened and concluded his arrangements for the year
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New Orleans.
Correspondence ofthe Herald.l
New OREANs, Feb. l6, 1912.


Aboat Banks and FmancieTs, &c.
Dean BENNETT
If you were in the Crescent City, and could get
glimpse Of things as they are just now, it would
furnish banquet for your readers, and a. you are
deprived of that opportunity, Notwithstanding
your seeming ubiquity) will furnish you with
some Of the prominent affairs now about transpi-
ring and that have already been numbered with the
things done.
The days Of bankocrats and municipecrats are
about ending, forever and aye, in this city, and
never did you see set of fellows die half SO hard
Their struggles moan through the very key holes
Of the banking palaces like the dirges Of the winds
in the midnight of winter. But il is all over with
them, and dspair is lesibly written their fore
heads. II they can only escape now, with clear
and unbroken skins, their last wishes will be grant
ed; but fear Judge Lynch will take jurisdiction
Of the matter. Well, since the effects of the Mer-
chants Bank. its palace and the prime ely esidence
Of its President, have been seized by the District
Attorney Of the Uuited States and released BY that
functionary, Minturn & Peters have been syly
offering the banking house, and Presidents man
sion for sale, ON cash payments. They first offered
them to = creole, of Jerusalem, who has got
good deal of the ready, but he wouldn take, and
being himself up to all manner Of sly ways, he
could not refrain from speaking Of the matter, and
the affair leaked out-and the rumor is upon good
authority, Gays the Advertiser of to-day "that
the Merchants Bank proprietors have sold their
banking houses, and he fine dwellings adjoining to
benjamin Story, (of the Louisiana Bank) for fftv
thousand dollars, cash" In other times this proper
ty cost $4,000.
So you see how the assets Of the United States
Bank Of Pennsylvania travelling, for you will re-
member this concern, the Merchant Bank, was
the property OF the U s. B, and sold to Yorke,
Minturn & Peters for 1915 900, and at the time Of
the sale, there was said to be in the vaults Of the
bank the sum OF 1888 600, specie. which they cay
has been put away against a rainy day" They
paid the lassgners at Philadelphia, LiPpencott &
Co, from the proceeds Of loans granted to each Of
them out Of the others bank. Yorke Minturn az
Peters were the Presidents Of three other
Minturn 10 still to occupy, at stipulated rent, the
Presidcnts house, and Yorke to live this bank
ing house. BEApLs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
Ban lxrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW "

SOU IHEHN DIS THU I OF NrW TOhN
Robert samuel Faulkr er New York, to be declared
bankrupt March 90; Warren Kimbs do, April 4; John
Fleming, do April IS; Levi Peck, Sing Sing, March
%; Temple Fay, Brooklyn, do; Andrew M Crawford,
Ulster county, ferdinand Hassler, New York, April
IS; Joseph Frame, New York, April 27 Isaac Mead
do March 90; Charles Oakley, do, April as; Joseph
Beaded and Moses Beaded, Newtown, March %; James
Cropsey, New York, dol Albert NJ Nulty do; George N
Chambers, TOmpkinsville, do; David M FurEsp, New
York do,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

SHlpwhEcx on SABLE IsLANp.-The brigantine
Isabella, Captain Hooker, from Coracoa, got On
shore on Sable Island on the Bth of December last
and remained there 70 days, during which no vessel
visited the Island
When the Isabella struck, she had been So days
out-having encountered frequent and heavy
gales, In which she lost her sails and foremost
was short Of provisions, and out Of water and her
seamen disabled. Capt. Hooker and crew came
passengers in the Sisters, Captain Darby, yester-
day No other wrecks on the Island.-Hahfar
Post.
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ICorrsspondence OF the Hsraldl
Eax, Pa, Feb. IL, 1872.
Wsoasr- -Nacigation--7 Wsa-Irads
JAMES Gonpor BrHSErr, ESQ. =
DEAN Srn -
see you city folks are fairly devouring "Box,"
with fsasti.g ballins. etc. Be kind enough not to
use him entirely up before We chaps out west here
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01
NEW Y0KA ANT H4XRE FACKETs.
NEW YORK AND NEWARK.

lasa4eio2
rare reduced 60 IS cent?.
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ys.n sSss.os q Lissrsy street
aiS sssss*lsl IASssE III
's y a fsii q l''i's Il: +
Il: Ss
d: train from New s,us:wi:i. and "a
New Yori and S;w Brusswisi to g cents
.rn.a.pAi. na S New Bru..wieLfs
r: s: :,;y New
$fS s&s 4 {. g:
SNSh STEAMBOAT 6s h
~ Fs;s1 Iasssy & AN
Returning, leaves Red Bank every Monday momng at
o'clock Nj Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, At hapsst
The boat will above until further notice, navigation
end weather permitting oiems
+. FOWElL q CO.'S LINE.
~00 - FOR NEWBUR0H, landing at CALD
lAANbWELL'S, WEST POINT AND COLD
= sPRIN0I:;,The steamboat HIGHLANDER
Nsw York every Monday T, sJay and Saturday afternoons
q o'clock. Returning the High will .vewbuEh
sYsy Monday at o'clock, Tuesday and Friday
for feisht or apply to the Captain On board
b. All baggage and freight Of every description bank
sab orspecis put board this be at the risk Of
IL sane
NEW YORK AND LIyEkf0OI COMMERCIAL LINE
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RIDE TO ALBAsY.-The House of Repre- sents-
tives yesterday, voted to accept an invitation Of
the Directors Of the Western Railroad to visit AL
bany on the 4th Of March next, and to meet the
New York Legislature at Springfield that the
House should adjourn over from Thursasy TO Sa-
turday nj next week, and should draw pay for
Fricay.-Boston Transcript. FEB. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-01

SAD Death Drowned At Poushksepsie, on the
Collegiate School, from Pensacola, Florida, aged
ID The body was recovered in about an hour, and
every effort made to resuscitate il, but without
effect.
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