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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-26
By II II e M AiLS.
ALBANY, March %, 1917

ALBANY, March %, 1917.
Legal and Legislative.
The bill introduced into the House by Mr..
Wright, entitled Z" an act to create the New York
city court" to which made simple alusion yes
terday provides that this court shall conss, of nine
judges, one of whom is to be chosen chief Justice
by the several judges. This court will have origi.
nallega and equitable jurisdiction, to Try all local
suits and actions arising in the county of New York;
and all transtory suits and actions wherever aris-
ng and to grant new trials in the same manner, and
to the same extent as the Supreme Court. This
court will also proceed in the exercise of its iuris.
dicton in the same manner as the Supreme Court
Any one of the judges of this court may preside
in the courts of Oyer and Terminer, and they will
alternately preside in the courts of General
and Special Sessions, in the county of New
York. Any one or more Of the Judges may
hold sessions Of the court for any purpose ex
cept for the hearing and decisions Of issues
OF law, when not less than three nor more
than four OF the judges must preside. The bill
abolishes the Superior Court, and the Court of
the Office of Recorder of that city after the first of
July next, and it provides for the transfer OF the
business then pending in these several courts to
the "New York City Court" which will COM
the County of New York is made clerk of this
court, as well as Of the Courts of Oyer and Ter
miner, and General and Special Sessions, and
his salary is fixed at $3.50 year I; the Common
Council are authorized to prescribe the number
and compensation of his deputies. The salary of
the Judges of this Court is fixed at 80, 500, and
they will not be allowed to take fees under any
pretence. The bill provides farther that no cause
shall be removed from this court before final
Judgment, and all writs of error upon any judg-
ment of this court, for error in fact. made re-
turnable in the same court and all writs OF error
on any judgment of this court, for error in law,
are made returnable before the Court of A ppeals
The bill provides that the election for judges Of this
court shall be holden at the same time the first
election for Judges of the Supreme Court; that
they shall be divided by lot into three classes of
three each; the first class to hid their office two
years, the second class four years and the third
class six years from January l, 1848; at the gene
raj election next before the expiration of the term
OF Office of each of the said classes their success
sors to be elected as follows: Every eector to be
entitled to vote for two persons such judges,
ald the three persons having the highest number
of votes to hold their office six years from the
first day of January next after their election.
This bill was drawn by number OF members
of the bar of New York; it is not the only form
which has been sent here other bills materially
different from this have been drawn, SO that it
appears The gentlemen Of the bar of New YORK
are unable 10 agree precisely.
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I'm CERTAIN DloEASES On A DEErLI INTE
~ RESTING AND IMPORTANT NATUKE.rD

to acoaant these in any wav interested in the d,ease
Is @ b :: Ss b. Of
in the S ss Or IN I ~. CONF &c E
az .. sad 4; ;I ss e &. s
sas
isis,
eS noW different BE-
And only the misery and detection
them
to ay the .ns ax ct aS
man IN the as 70 show themselves IN no otho
But with regard Ing immediate train Of evils
ss q Of %
ofthe.e complaints. Now, iupposns these
s IN e. ohs i
astonishing the opportunities the author has of witnessing
as:s n%
h U ssD o. u
tIferent and innocent disorders
and Out . &c . d % sf
s n'ss s iss S;
on % a s
knows that all he phy.c The world would
I'd speedily = i
h; SAY sas's
clans in the city for their truthl how important
every patient should know something Of tho
Nd talent Of the he about trust in such
generally accomplished in very little time, and
without pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the i'm
deed the hands Of proper and persons
Of Structure accomplished many days formerly
demanded months Many persons consult the writer who
perfectly cured though it has been OF trouble and
anxiety Tor years.
For of those who consult au
mode which he adopts particularly each Individual
His treatments the most RADICAL we'll rapid and
attested by Thousands the subject ola differ
Consultations by post may be addressed bo1 ese lower
post and Will receive the most faithful and deliberate
N. B.-Dstinct and separate for those who may
have to wait. m2 lm*rrc
a BEKNETHY's BOTANICAL FILLS, tor the speedy
Urtehral Diseases, Whites, Female Weakness, &C., &c
These Pills made from the prescription of the late cee-
batsd Dr. Abernethy who for great many
only his private Practice but in several public hospitals
They great advantages over all liquid medicines,
by their not dsagreeng with the stomach affecting the
BREATH which renders them extremely convenient take.
without exciting the least suspicion - .
The wide celebrity OF Abernethy's Pills is the best guaran
tee their quick and positive curing all the above
generally sufficient to effect cure in few days. but the
Pills should be taken for three days after all the sym
sIS Ut sS
certain thousands testify who have been cured
almost Incredible short space Of time:
ces with but little regard 70 Diet except astainng from
sptuous and femented liquors Full directions accompany
10 be genuine wholesale retail only Apoheca,
ries' Hall. se Caharne and 1T Maiden Lane
jl3 imsrh
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Notice.-Unitsd states Stocks.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., March ~, lea7.
All persons having business relating the issuing and
transfer OF United States stock and pay OF interest
thereon, are requested to address their commune
to the Register Of the Treasury whs has charge of all
such matters.
On funding treasury notes. he will hereafter issue GER
tcates OF stock the recepted schedule signed by the
Treasurer or Assistant Treasurers for the principal
Those officers will pay the interest due thereon n money
Persons wishing to depose treasury notes for stock
are requested in all cases. to make schedules Of them
and cast the interest thereon according forms which
will be furnished by the Treasurer and Assistant Trea
surer
Parties deposing treasury notes for stock request
ed to give the name Of the person to whom the stock is
to be issued, with his residence and with the place
where he wishes the interest to be paid.
The scrip will be issued to the person named in the
Certificate unless when assigned and Witnessed in the
same manner as provided for the transfer Of certificates
of stock.
Holders Of notes issued under different acts of Con-
gress will present them scheduled separately and take
separate certificates therefor.
Alter the 3st day Of March instant all certificates of
stock will be impressed with the seal Of the Department.
and signed only by the Register of the Treasury.
r. J. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasury
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Douasutlc lmpOrtations,

NEw ORLEAN:.ship Edgar54so kegs lard II Be5de.-
Wright- bxs Comstock < co9o hhts sugar Goodhue &
co9o bales cotton Barstow Popel2 bales mdze SO do
Brewer Z Neilson-2 bbls sugar DO buffalo tongue.
Besrse26 bbls peaches do hams Main-l wheel box
machinery Allen IS cks brsIcs Fischel co2c
segsrs Gres12 do mSze Dord.ss bbs pork q hds
len3 bxs Bsrtlett4s bales cotton Davis, Brooks
SOL do Dennstoun coo kegs mdze Stanton Fros-io5
New ORLE4Ns-Brque Brewster-26s bbls hams and
shoulders SIS do 80 hbls Cheney COLA lard
Work & Drake-lN bales cotton Colt X CO.
CHARLEsroN-ship Sarah Avsiilia-20tH tierces rice
Higham-54 do Z Il Oaverine-2l6 do VI n Ruteman-lz6n
do A 5tokes-2o hhds tobacco Chapman.
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Jasxsss. loAsp. March as leelsn asd Mains Rail-
ton and Providsncs Railroad los; $50 Wsstsrn Rsroed
. lam, l0lx; Merchants Bank los; 10 Reading Rail-
96x; 400 do, 30 ds a64; go Norwich and Worcester
Railroad 4s' 90 DO slo de- 49 % do %s<; 5000 Read
cent, l0l4 $1,000 do, . per cent, l0lA.,
Ar AUCTIONS shs Eastern Railroad TX per cent adv
Is Western do Ia per cent adv; Ia Boston and Maine
de %s sA per cent adv Is Boston and Providence do
81 az per cent adv; Old Colony do. 500 per share
10 Vermont Central do ssx per cent; Salisbury Manu-,
featuring Co. % per cent adv.
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7. GIBBONS,

CERTIFICATE OF NH GEORGE w. GIBBONS,
" Clerk OF The Fulton MarketAbout five ago was
attacked with liberation OF throat which continued to
extend all body, also in As the disease
increased health began ier and body be
came emaciaed and the ulcers TO fearful extent
he physician who attending doubtful AZ to my
recovey-I confined bed and my doctor used his
most e1eIrons to restore me 70 health but proved use
less had re curse to other physe ian.they also tried
forms cf mercury tried hydriodae Of poasa decoc
lions OF sarsaparla but seemed if all medicines had
lost their actions my My physicians left then
prescribed for myae and uied the various preparations Of
saTsaparla syups Of which took $50 bottles but
pnypose also tried Swayms Psnacea but with better
began 10 despair case was despera not only
suffering from the extensive alterations which extended all
body some OF them extended five inches IN
circnm eenes but also from excessive pain in bones
was recommendedto Dr. joseph Hene No 20 Duane st.
who, the surprise myself and friends cured
In the short time CT two months therefore have the greatest
reason to recommend him to friends and the public a:
skul physician in those My residence the
Fulton market where shall be happy to all
concerning my case. q. W. GIBBONS.
We the undermined hereby certify that the above state
JAMES d FISH. Merchant, los South st.
Err. LEE, Ex-Alderman nth Ward
JAMES Walsh, Alderman do do
b. LETTER, Clerk Fulton Market.
r. B.As this treatment Is perfectly simple aud without
ofmercury the above certificate has selected
OF large number the publication of which would be
peuous but they be examined at the Office OF the sub
scrbcr Medicine will be forw arded Of the
win '0i' 0' HEM
ms lm&r 20 Duane st New York.
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Passengers Arrived,

LoNroN-ship Prince Alber-Mr Koop. MIR Bondy, MI
0rsger, OF Germany, aud 30 lteerage.
New ORLEANs-Bark Bfowster-Captain ID Healy, late Of
ship Ondiaka wrecked Ia the Bay Of Mexico and Captain
Spauldng
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49, ers sw parcels q vhits oaiss q whsksy Ia hhds
were made 1t PC. and efbsrssls q e7e
Sales OF Stocks ut Bsitimors.
81 800 Nd. So, op'g sax. $4,000 City g. ope s7k U
os 1857 closed Of l0k asked 0l bid State cents
closed "a asked 80 bid City per cents Of 1890 closed
q VIZ asked, e7H bii; Baltimore and Ohio railway
shares 4sk asked, Az bid.
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m EDICAt ,CAkD-pK MORRISON coat.nues to
lvl all forms of private diseases with that
which Collegiate education and practice Of twenty five
years Recent particularly GcnorrhGa
business Structures he cures without pain or
inducing omissions and inpo ency radically
cured by restoring the system to healthy tone faeGts
treated See Dr. MS diploma, with the signatures OF Sir
stre m m
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IN election riot occurred lately the Pinette Mills,
psnsst, rrince Edward Island in which man named
n. mchae % years OF age killed. and several
o,oers nah their heads broke and were red
Ice returning oihcer closed the poll and returned ,,y
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NHzDLIS. TIsH L H42Es. AND y11RiSr

Ta2M s1s T 10 a.,so, s All: s.s. s:a a.l
eyed and other qualities Of Needles with lIgs, and
Of Fishing Tackle ever msnrisetu5ed Or
0shaaeey sud Hollow Poat Ll%sTisk HSoLs; ;upsrSns
Bass and Rock Trout Kirby River Hooks fatted ALSO,
superne Limerick Kirby Salmon and all others snooded
Braided and Spun Silk Lines; Grass, FLAX. and Trout Fly
American Reels Fishing Baskets Cork and Hollow Floats
with every other description of Fishing Tackle sod
f29 Inns
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GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. ia

500 RI WAR; T..Hs, NEW YORK, Albany.
shall lead the coovicton Of any indiv dual undsr the
1eSs.y " o' ?fais1S FH AZ as or
An facilitate the construction Of Monss Electro
~ agns,e TeexTsph. Passed May 10. 1915.
and smS s 90 ss IN senate
ss % he n Ugh, o. Morf EsS
% said Telegraph from point g point and
Of the same Provided that me sam. shall noe, any
stance be 70 constructed to esdanger njuousy Int
rppt the navigation Of such wate and provided a.o that
by tie provsoa Of acts shall this .utnorze
construction Of ridge other similar erection
soss who hall ino Snsy or waIy n,uis mciest or de-
S
S or a. % ~ N me- ey ns 81
have and Mke eosnizaace thereof
Ts :as Il. %, 's Sss
Keeper, or owners Of Junk Shops and all otbsr
SSs &c rfss The sssn . r:
to The unde'saed Of Pe;S9 GsI1s eopgsI wire for
Nav Yonx, Marchs, 1917. No 10 Wall street
bisEssEs 81 fH SKIN KIN
Sc &c RISe, ComrovFp syRur Of Hydodate Of rotasss
published for sole 6sn.G Of those suffering from iheum,
and o. 81 1--WE Ling Of me mu.cs
arising from impure Ii. blood &C. From eona
eminent Of the Faculty it has received unanmcw
and many have the best DO,
ble combination OF remedies for the above
1t is prepared from the purcst articles, and warranted
give satisfaction IL thns puries and quckens the cIrcuIa
ton aays irritation and leaves every Of animal
economy in perfect state OF health.
The aud increasing demand for article this kind
hiss induced the propreo. bring before public that
s may have the benefit Of tand now there . remedy
for these distressing complaints ed In
full confidence and needs trial the most in.
'' fssa RING
NIB Be sure to observe the wnttsn s,qu ne of C. ii
KING over the cork OF each bottle. s26 lmsc
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PRlXATE pisEAsEs ss;GN A y p lss
Member. Of ths New YORK Coilss. Of Msdieia. and
Sses ht for ps as Of al
ssa.s. Of private nastuis and can eonddeo psom.s
without injury 70 the con.t.ution from
to the College tSo.s
or suffering and time may be thus avoided
@
thcss complna'. attends for Consultation daily from An
T NPSKfAST =, r. M coU. ieYss
living ia the country, and finding il incpavsnient mAs
personal sppsasOn can hay: orw.rasdto tsn chest Goa
s sss sr sns w ~
any, SIS . ss:.s 3:s 4..
yELrEAU's. SPECIFIC FILLS.
the Sd ssTs of s's c x. :
he.s Pii; tbs result wsav years. sIPsnsucs i he
no Dc Ss; os.o
for al diseases or the ursr They effect mash
n. Viz s *. .i% as. .ss:i ss 3:
ssi pmsnTE 9ys ssi:..
saasd Msf's I.,e%na.dss
81. remedy for mpot.aee ''sdiJ. or bsrrsAAs, sas0
depending on malt rmsnon =,
. sS ss. 6s1 dozen
RICORD's ALrEnAr'Vk MIXTURE
TyQR the permanent OF prma. secondary syphi
.si Or
tam should this powerful purifier without delay
conridsT himself safe after the
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system dis
Justly celebrated slterative.
m
CONCENThhTtp EA1KACT OF sARSAPARILLA
GENTlAN AND BADAFRAS,
LIREPAhED by the Now York College Of MsdIc1ns and
Pharmacy sitab,ned for the suppression OF qoscksry
This refined and highly concentrated extract Possessing al
the purfyagl oatsi and curative powers Of the above
herbs confidently by the ColeEs
extract Of Sarsspafs at before pubs
and be rssd certain remedy for all diseases
ing from impure OF the blood, such az seroula and
salt rhsum ring worm botehes OF ppIes ulcers, pain
the bones joints nodes eruptions ucertsd
throat dssase arising from the effects
Of syphilis OF an 'njudiciors vss o! mercury.
Sold Ia single boesat rs cents.
in cases OF hall dozen bottles $3.50
one dozen SO 001
Cases forwarded TO al parts Of the Unioa.
MA very hbera discount to wholesale purchasers.
Once opsa from A. ", toa p VI
VS. RICHARDSON, M
DAW % Nassau street, New York.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, March IS, lSa7.
Yesterday the debate the school funds bill was con.
tinued.
The appropriation to the Common School Journal was
reduced to $500
The appropriations for globes &C. for academies was
increased to $4,000.
To-day the House commenced it, abors with the gen.
eral orders.
The bill fixing the time of majority in females at
eighteen was rejected.
The bill to appoint commissioners the Code and on
Practice was taken up.
Mr. WALSH moved to strike out the names of the com
missones off the CODE and insert those of Nichols Will
son, E. Fowler, and Chas. Develin-Lost.
Mr. BAscoM moved to strike out the name of Collier,
and insert John Duer.-Lost by a vote of SO to a.
The salaries Of the Commissioners were fixed at $1,000
motion to limit the term to one year rejected.
The Attorney General transmitted his report respect
ing banks under the general law. II was not read
Adjourned.
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GENTLEMEN, ! WISH YOU TO KNOW that "a
VI Murray corner Of Warrington !. the only place
paid the repairing leaning dyeing and altering all kind
Of Gentlsmens Clothing at short notice. reasonable
terms. Civ trial, you will Gnd shillinYs
only. can have your coats made to look equal
without the aid of that steam Cleaning
superior thing done thiscty Please
CALL send note 81 Murray street Gentlemen prepare
for Spring III time, A. CORTIsSOS, from Londsn.
m2I 2wk
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APPOINTMENT BY THE PRKsIpENr.-S. B. Phin.
ney collector Of the for the district Of Barnsta
bic, Mas, vice Josiah Hinckey, removed.
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wi them by p.ruslns Moral Phy.ioloay written
hi. ss1e id y BY
snS hs ,ay s S% % ws
S. family Of which could Be but ut poorly feared
:sss; but here work ssi VIII s. you important .esre
% H:ssi ss'ss'
THE MARRIED WOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL
C0MrANloN byA NJ Mappri;c:ss professor Of dis.
secrets here housh of nature strictly intended
for thc married yet TO those contemplating marriage is
various subjects treated Of in the Married Woman.
every female, either married or contemplating marriage
the life Of many llen sacrifice;
ing sss snRs e. f ssia Of
To the female afflicted with the v,rous complaints arising
invaluable containing the symptoms,
and the most certain remedies for he removal Of her CON-
Every husband and every father also
heh once no avn win r
of & children depend being
he coatlined ia this wor. How true ts
70. one della M x fer
Medical GompsnOn" will pc sent free of postage 70
Mauresaa, box 1924, New 70 kcy. Ofhce No ss Broad
great demand for TN. work, AID the liberal di,cous allow
realize handsome profits sale. few more agents
wanted. Address post paid, as shove. mil lmD&Wsrc
M r.DiCAL ADVICE-DOUTUh LAMEKT Is coah-
Fulton s diseases of private nature. His treatment
being mild and udcious requires neither restraint
IN Diet hindrance from business Debility nervous
passions, causing nightly emissions, and eventually i'm
potency Engages the Doctors attention. his object being
restore the systcm to that OF vgor originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
the patient being aware caused by nsltreatment and
fec tually cured by Dr. L. Letters post paid
fee Immediately attended to- and medicine, with advice
''ns oil the united states Once % Gold street.
Nh. JUhNsUN, II Duane street, near Chatham .tteet
so well known the practoner New
reputation for xii in hos old half cured case. s thai hsy
existed for years pre.emnent GIeet, structure ulcer.
the body the throat nose the head and
brought on bya habit INDUCED by young man,
causing ascvious dream. nightly emissions, positively
No alteration in diet or prevention from business
f9s PAID letters containing fee OF - attended TO- Dont
DC asee,ved ~ johnson = in no way conneftss MIN
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOLLENS.
IT MIGEON CO.. RefniaheIs Of Cloths, CasImeres,
IL &C. No 81 West street The gold msaa pa, Uv an
" Me:s: Wo.cstt sisds, . street: p,,,.
T Bsh LsaEi;Jz o' g Sf Pine . sas.'', -
To whom they refer 9 In
DK. PUWELI,- OCULlST AND AUkIST,
TTENDs TO Diseases Of the Eye and Ear and 70 all inn
dss. ss ssS Ss. 2 s.
Opthamis, stoppsse Of the Tear Passage csAfao "s
op%aMShfkosis treated with great attention and
S,rRABISMtJS or Squinting. cured IN few minutcs
Deafness and all discharges from the kar permanently
suns1RSrIvICIAL EYES inssr.sd
6peetaelss adapted 70 every deieet ms im"S
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NR. CUOPEH, IA DUANE street, between Chatham aud
- William has for the last fourteen years enjoyed
the most extensive practice private d.eascs Of med
cal in New ork. He the aggravated
Of this disease and mild case: cured two to FIVE
cd by which he the form of
TO weeks with scarcely any pain the patent.
in by This when too freely indug in begets
dyspepsia weakness of the limbs and small Of back
fusion OF intellect, and to society
ranted in every case. charge. NO mercury used
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BONNARD'S RESTAURANT,
Corner of Pine and Nassau streets

ZvUd6IW
BONNARD, favorably known kee ping an excellent
establishment at No 5Nassau street. will open Moa-
day his which he has in very
handsome manner me easement Is arranged new and
The second story spacious dining ROOM and the
third number of dining and
per for small parties. The whole arranged
afford every convenience and comfort for those gentlemen
who obliged to lake their meals down town
The bill OF fare presents great vaetyof good things and
reasonable and that the will
be best quality The reputation which Mr. Bon
nard has Obtained his former guaranty
that the present be conducted give satisfaction
the public Madame Bonnad vorably known for her
which she will .upentend personally We have doubt
the arder will be furnished manner the
delicate and refined trste. m2i lw*rh
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DCsrr OWN PREscorr-Our FRIEND the Captain has our
thanks for aion eave sboa of Montauk,
published few days since. for which we inadvertently
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A CARD To THE LADIES

A CARD To THE LADIES.
nj ADAME B. LEVIN, late from Berlin, begs
A nounce to her friends and LADIES in general that she
has just opened Millinery Establishment il thi. ety. at
ia bowery with extensive and magnificent assert
ment of all article: in that Her present stock Of goods
has been selected by herself with the cares
trely and point of elegance richness and variety
cannot be surpassed Madame LEVIN, in fact feels conf
dert that her Establishment will be found worthy Of the
patronage she sollct.. and requests an early call.
MADAME B. LEVIN, ia Bowery.
N.B-Wanted lady superintend the sales mao lmsrc
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AFFAIRS IN ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
r Il L Il q n AP HIC.

Senate.
ALBANY, March Is, ls47.
The plank road bill debated yesterday, but not
disposed OF.
The Senate refused to print extra number Of
Mr. Dennson's report adverse to the canal contract
bill.
To day, the vote agreeing to the report of the rail
way committee relative to the Erie railroad was recons
Tered. and the report now lies on the table
The bill to establish Dry Dock street. in the 18th ward
Of New York city, was passed.
The appropriation from the school fund to the nsu
ton for the reformation of Juvenile derquents was
passed.
Nothing further of interest took place previous to ad
journment