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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II E l. E q n A = HIC.
Senate.

ALBANY, Feb. 90, ls47.
Among the petitions presented, were the following -
10 increase the capital of the Mohawk and Hudson Rail
road Co., CT the merchants fNew York. in relation to
mock auctions
Dill was reported for the consideration of the Senate
10 increase the powers Of the boards OF Supervisors
The bill for the relief of Ireland was taken up on it,
nnal passage, and the vote stood II TO g.
Mr. LESTER, President pro TEN dec ded the bill was
lost, Tor the want Of a twothirds vote.
MI SPENCER made appeal in favor of the bill but
the appeal was laid on the table.
Inc Committee OF the Whole took up the bill moving
appropriations for the canal the main.e nance
line canals Tor the years ls47 and ls4s
Mr. DENSIsToS explained the [provisions of the hill,
stating that was mere appropriation BILL and did not
alter any existing law and the necessity for its passage
was now pressing.
long debate ensued Expenses of tho canal .r
perintendence, but no question was taken on the bill
The Senate then went into executive session.
message was received from the Governor pominat
ing John Bradley lof Brownsville as Surrogate of JEFF
ferson county, in place Of Mr.. MCDOWELL, deceased,
which was referred to the Senators Of the sh district
Mr. SPENCER read report in his own behalf in sun
port OF the Governor and Senate. to I'LL the vacancy
Mr. HAND stated that the majority of the Judiciary Com
mittee would report in few days
Adjourned.
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Ass nlblY.

ALBANY, Feb %, 1914
The Senate amendments to the bill in relation to writs
OF eertorar in certain he Freeman case billy
concurred in.
The orders of business laid on the table, and the
Judicial Districts bill taken up, when lengthy debate
ensued The question was taken on recommiting the
Dill 10 the select committee, to report substantially that
after the rst special election in May the judiciary Of
hcers shall be elected at general elections The motion
prevailsd-ayes ~. nays IS.
communication from the Adjutant General was re.
ceived in resolution calling upon that officer
in regard to the organization OF the first and seventh
giments of New York volunteers It was ordered to be
printed.
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A lump Of gold weighing sss dwts. and uor,h .hor,
$500 Is said to have been lately taken from mins in
Lincoln county, North Carolina. "
A huckster in Cincinnati LEFT his wagon. the otbs,
day, in charge Of watch dog, chained inside negro
went up to the wagon for some purpose other when
quick as thought the dog sprung the man and seized
him by the mouth and nose and despite every effort 81
his to get tho dog loose, he chung and gnawed until
he had taken part Of the mans nose all the upper
Up entirely Oh The man tainted and fell down upon
the pavement his face and breast covered with blood
He taken home by Of the bystanders and pro-
perly attended 10.
burglar broke into a wine cellar in Boston, last Sat
urday md got booty that he fell into the hands
OF watchman as he was coming out with his plumber
William Wolf, old and respectable citizen commit
ted suicide a few miles from Ashve, ~ c. on Saturday
week, by sabbng himself with pocket knife in nftssn
different parts Of the body.
Two lads, about fourteen years Of age, were sent to
the House of Correction Boston, on Wednssday for
being common drunkards
The citizens OF Syracuse have adopted city charter
and henceforth will hail from the city" Of syracuse
The Columbia Spy Of Saturday says -" The susque.
hanna entirely clear of ice at this place We under
stand that the scarcity Of at the North will make IL
matter of doubt whether not lumber can be gotten
out Of the small streams"
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Affairs Asa Ireland.

From the London Times Feb
Nothing whatever mas occurred since this day week
to tighten those gloomy apprehension which caused,
and were certainly not removed by, the measures for
Ireland annouced that day The progress OF public
feeling only shows how long takes for any disclosure
or proposition to sink into the British mind especially
when it in the shape of or necessity
The nation has slowly realized that already
sown broadcast over the ungrateu soil OF Ireland about
being any desire to staunch or diminish this frshtu s
of the public relief is shortly to DO admin
istered under much laxer spperntendence and with
scarcely vesige ofeconomcal industrial conditions
II now to be avished by those thoroughly Irish junas
the relief committees the members OF which have shown
chary Of their All idea of test equivalent in
public works s to be given up, and for the first time
farmers to be bibed to till their land That they
will accept the bride and neglect the duty will be
fares. Any hsw more and moro money and food are 70
be given All else faing-adviee, organisation, enrsa.
puted that by next August 81 600 900 will have been
Now really, for the sake Of the British name not to
say Tor other more urgent reasons Is necessary that
thi: gigantic act Of national bsnevoence should be fully
realized In particular let candid neghbors on the
continent do us the justice to apprehend the fact
time Of great commercial difficulty. and with the stock
and exactly ascertained we are advancing out Of
the imperial treasury for the maintenance Of the Irish
hia;r one nssa alone about no
are permitted to hope is to be slowly repaid by the Irish
proprstors But such occasion, and with respect
to the immediate consequences, there Is such
derable difference between gift and loan This great
sum to be exchanged at once for food and in time Of
dearth the charities due to province OF the empire
to sweep the market to that formidable extent The
immediate bearings Of those f2O OOO with which we
purchased the liberty Of the negro rifng ndee
compared with the instant difficulties into which we
are dev0tediy throwing ourselves for the sake Of
instance, little more than pecuniary arrang ent
augmentng the credits of the West Indian propretors
and the debts OF the State 1t could produce little
present impression the existing resources of the
pire than the transfer of in the three per
from b. to c. d. on the descent Of landed estate to
the next heir In the present instance 10 not matter
Of banking account; it is gigantic material operation
From the worlds stock, and from the grssp Of oil other
human neceSsiies ct 600 900 worth Of food is to be
cured bodily before next August for the Irish peasant
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NAVAL NEWS.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. %
The beautiful iron revenue steamer Polk" now lies
in the Rooket She has been transferred to
the navy department and will PROBABLY leave Richmond
In few days for the Portsmouth yard, and from
thence to the Gulf of Mexico
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MEXICAN PRIvATKERsMAN.-We learn from Cap.
this port yesterday from Nassau N It'll instant thst
application had been made to the Governor of New Pro-
vdence in the Of Captain Buenaventura Arao Of
the Mexican navy for permission to t privatesr
be manned by Nassau sailors and that the Governor
fused TO consider any such applicationBa .dmeriess
Feb. "a
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WELL DoNE The members of the Free Church
OF scotland, Notwithstanding the stra tened con-
don Of their finances suce their separa,ion from ,h.
es solished church have contributed 900 ,owsrds
ie feie oil the suffering poor Of their ow country and
lrsIs a ' ~N
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PROFIT. BILE TRIP-The receipts ofthe Cambria
this passage are nearly 500, 900. az follows - One
hundred passengers at G4 Ello4i ff00 600 gold at
per cent "a 0O0 $50 tons freight at f7, 3O snaI
parcels GOO parcels and from Halifax eco;
Tor tho mails 81 400 total l. s24.
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LET IT'S WORKS
X e . NJ NJ K " ID 1T.
ROAkE'S
nntNE AAnnL,AyrvS

Has cared and will cure the won't possible c,,.s
samoI. sss T9e.' swsslIin.s sprsn, Bruises
ptains. nssh wouods, diseases cf the spine or
h 1P.Sm hs.dsfa: Group, .sf neck salt,
CONS, bunioas seslds. tsoth-ache pain
IN ns sias or breast pinplss, ring
worm or letter, baIbsTs itch,
sru sE%p q fH n NJ yin pp ", &c.
WIN. I. PEEK, ~ John street was cured Of o,;,
h. .ys.s lew applications hssays iii, the best remedy
JOHN b; KELLER, ofthe BROOKLYN Orphan A.vlum
W. cured Of Pains rais the Side &c AZ saw.
without und danny remedy ne ever saw, and would Be
EEApLS will I sssfs to tn. ..,oni,hu. relief
s thing os SsG sa
a9E PRc i:a IL I. w Gh,y,s street;
vt0M GESaGE: bIsAY VS.. cured of Rheumatic Con,
M.,,,, Nrw YoRK, Nov, is4s.
am mot give. TO yung the various nostrums of the dav
@ or Isiss voice in their favor yet the 80
Il, z: :s::d r: %ii Ssnss tn
sanow ''' '''"Aony'
FIFTY.sIx YEARs
Sixe and have been afflicted with RHEUMATISM for thu
% s:Ssa sever, sS
e Tue ssase sapoy: ny family physician who attend
S. s s esv,i. -0' y, 30 aush my
:ysry bsr bu S.,h Tor nearly months suffering
without susrsE the eGcruc.tns pain frenS 81
called RSasi :hS o Id S:'f ffSTfS
.d.eed Try it. which did The '.t application
lsis continued TO aPply it according to directions
.s.d 70 until used two SotIe. which 1 s.e sSn
perfect cure have had the pains since: have
yi'ho. il under any stion and advise ali who are
TO try At knowing be the only rene
" 'A'' ca. % relied on f0s William III l. JOHNSON
South Third. near Fourth street, WsEsbuiir.
LOSS OF THE USE OF THE
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ILLINOIS CANAL COMMISSIONER Col Charles
Cssley mas been appointed by the Governor, Cana
commissioner IN the place Of General Fry. Colonel O.
we'll ncqua nted with the financial sf,irs of the state
-Warsaw (Hi) Signal " Wv
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<Ef EARN Of fifty two acres most delightfully."- Il.
Est9 tuttsd, about Ave miles from htown n j.
corr srisisg h..dsone eomnodiOus dwslling houss
hsa with marble mastles and ee for re.
spesnhs fasily the whole Including Eardsaers house
barns Toe house. asd other buildings state of
rsP,r; the orchard csnaius twenty Of choice ru
- " ''
The easy access frcn New York, ehor by the yariou,
cars frors Jer,ey CITY the ferry whence
railroad train russ within hundred yards the house
renders this valuable those doing
IN this ey The greater part Of the purchass money
remain Tor three bond psr cent
A. . VYSE K SONS, I73 Pearl street
Also, for SALE dwelling house No 3sl Washr Tton street
"a Ira
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Sporting Intelligence.

Sporting Intelligence.
CHARLxsroN, 8. c., kActs-SEcorp DAY, Feb. IS
Jockey Club Purse $7SO-Three Mile Heat.-The fol-
lowing are the entries and suts:--
Col Hampton's gr m. AntiTarif, s years, by
y Conysntien ont Of imp mare, by velocipcde. 2
o. r. Hsres Dr. h. Protection, years, by Rolla,
J. r. Harrisons CHI. G John Alexander, years. o''
by wagner. out OF Flora. .............. :. dis.
Trms-a Heat. TYms-2d Heat
IL Jst milo ~ I,' mile. ........"... 57k
% . .........ii:,s d :::::.lsss
Total ..........5:5o,s Total ....... .o:,3H
s,oonD RAcE-Jockey Club Purse, $i5O-Two Mile
Heas-Ths entries and results follows:-
John singletons b. T., by Gsno, years old.
John harnson's b m Victoria, aged, by Row.
ton, out OF Bacchus mare. ..............
Tms-ln Heat. Time-2d Heat
"a mule ::::aa;ss1,H "a Il; mile
Total ..... .3;571s Total ........t Oi
=, TnnD DAY. Feb l9nJeckey Club Purse sSoo-Two
o. p Harss CHI f. Marietta years old, by Fri.
am s dam Canary by Sir Charles
John r. Harrisons CHI f. Resale, years old, by
~ STya@'s s! (, ayssr', BY hsidiucii, GU, Of
W; Lowndes' sr Delta, 4yeais DID, by Pacific,
dam by sir Richard ................... 3
Is; Ti %e s, ,s Il. T m, ns , T%fa hfs
I'd .i:5sX I'd F" .....i:SeS I'd !" .i:5s>s
Total .... .,ls1 $3.50 s.5sX
srcoSp RAcs-Jockey Club Purse, $i50-Two Mile
Heata-The following the names of the horses
tered, with the result and the time msde;-
H. singetons b Bella Mira, years, by Mon
arch. out of Kitty Heath. ................
j. X Harrison's CHI Aurora years, by Argyle,
out Of Lady Deerpond.. .................
Time-Ia Heat. Time-2d Heat
leg mile. .l,55k Iumile .2o5
"a y ..............20t% I'd ........... -. .2o2
Total .snsx Total ....,,.....td
BON heats we're won with ease by Bella Mira.
ILLINOIS CANAL COMMISSIONER. Co Charles
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LOSS OF THE USE OF THE
iOLIMBS -G
MEssRs. 8. INsEassLL, L Co

hEssRs. 3. INsERssLL, L Co.: '''
II, with feelings Of til. u.mos. gratitude offer you my
sc wSy 1
s.v .ss % severe pain mile
xh9 and ansIiy told G m: bse Ss
,'n' 1'' 'D sENT rs sd': TME ~ HOS PrAL
; .y ..I %h .si ssGs
tnSt NODE Of treatment they consluded try water
az iissHs 81
.' osn. A s ns
?sas ss'9.s s S.s
sas nae ss:d ny % on TO be
Yin p:Is;:'. used some half
R!s:soa. Of he .rsIads toward: you Brought
health 'hsi e'e pray for your prosperity and happiness
Signed. Truly I M iR'iY;;T;i ssyAL Efls5Fi
hsrsby certify that the above csrtieste signed by my
daughter is true in every respect. ~
ANN McALIsTER
State Of NewlYork, city and county of New York,
Sss's d%i ANN and ao MAJ az
wv pos: a.d say that III. above certificate signed by
Swsm to before me this oath day OF October, 1916.
Signed, Z. VAN TINE,
Alderman OF the Ninth Ward
MEssns s. lNeERsoLL Go Gsntlemen-Duriug the
TO he. Up and nfT pa aah 81. 80 80 SsS
made up nnd that would be able to walk again
a s oas: nsI ssa%t lew
AND have a sssy an NOR h.1:
s.a,d Of bus never found anything that gave mme-
as ana Permapsnt tells ~ the use Of your Iodine Ln
sYLvANUs WHITE,
-, - 273 Bndgs street. BrooklJn
ss ,;nS;G!i Is o., y, .s g. p,sg5ste
hv all
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FOR SALE.
ia ATHREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
F the ana aid Sd Avsnuss It is we'll flashed aud
Jk sieo with tho latest includsg kitchen
ange s1s Geld aad wern bshs closets &c Italian
maiGs nastise throughout The house yard of fifteen
ieet IA vcrsTdeh and French Window The
ore Of row 81 SIX kossts the south OF tho street
FOR further particulars apply TO VYSE SONS
Is III lib Pearl street.
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The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAAES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation. .Fortv Thousand
FOR SALE ONTO LET,

FOR SALE ORETO LET,
IA On or beth Of the Handsome story brick houses
a sid LOIS Nos 10 sad 4C Brssns street, near Broad
way stable is attached to Ne. 467 wh,ah will be
dor. The location is extremely de.ir.bis Apply
VIM. & JNO ObRIEN
Wall street.
to lean "a bond and mortgage to SUIT.
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VIM, From the Charleston News, Feb. 20
we understand that ninety two priyates under tho
command OF Major Wane of then, being recruits
ensted here vii sail from tn rs port TO morrow for Tam.
pho, IN the brig Arabian.
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OfricE Oh rBs NEW ioBK FIEE INs. Co
Drvtprzr ~ NEw YoRK, Feb. 10
nitlbEND. The bonrd Of dirscrors hsy.
~ clnred dividend Of four per cent psvssle I,
DO uss 90 ,na AFTER the 18th inst. at The Office Of
nv. ~ ~ wall street. The transfer books will
~ twSr n Irrprpur,r 4
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Succession TO +. A. MUNDEN.
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saI.Sn st., retail BY H. Johnson s Broadway Ring 1879
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