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NEW york LkGlsLATURE
ALBANY, March ID, 154s
GnnntA

APPROPRIATIONS ron COLLEGES
The bill making appropriations from the income of the
United states deposit to certain colleges passed Ia
committee.
RIGHTS or WOMEN.
Progress was made the bill relative to the rights of
married women.
Adjourned.
MARCH 49, 1913.
THE FUNERAL OF AMBROSE spENcER.
RESOLUTIONS were offered and adopted that ths Senate
attend the funeral OF Ambrose Spencer In body
NEW YORK LOAN.
MIR. Borp reported this House bill 10 autholizs the
Mayer Of tho eey Of New Yorh 20 raise $4,000 by loan
RELATING TO suPERyisoRs.
Mr. CLARK reported completes the bill to equalize the
representative bodies OF supervisors.
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AfrRefaiArisss son soLissxs,
The bill mati1s esprot ris.Ioas Tor colleges Wa

passed,
fHE e0MsfissAhr eENERlLis ACCOUNT.
The bill repeating the act to psy Henry Storms certain
sums OF money &s., passed to q third reading
REPORT THE COMMISSIONERS ON PRACTICE.
The Senate in committee resumed the consideration
OF the report the Commissioners Practice and oc
cupied tho remainder of the session thereon The re-
port was nearly disposed Of An attempt, however, viii
be made to amend the report to revive the old
county courts, which this report atolisnes.
Assembly.
AMERICAN THEATRICAL FvND.
Mr. RAYMoND reported bill to charter the American
Theatrical Fund Association.
THE FUNERAL OF AMBROSE SPENCER.
The HOUSE CONQUERED with the Senate resolutions
relative to Ambrose spencer.
The House was occupied, until adjournment with
the confederation of the Albany Basin Bill
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Horth-west Corner Of Fulton and Nassau sb.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HER1LD- Every day, S,,ndgy ,ne! s,,s
E.:s ssr 3 r. az. % n ne ne aa@ "a. post
gee Snb.erfbers in South 4msrea aud ne UsH Induan
Islands wia reeeire their prprs by ersv rse Jr'm "s
WEEKLY HERsLD-Eyeg i Ss,rSfag g,., e; Ea
repean sS,erbers s annu~ 70 ine,pde hs posrgs
s s.. ss' S ~ p, ras.lss aay dsa;srs
sSos I'll sfS ps. ! ss tie
.fnt s1sseription. al sdvsriSssmsnt; Tsesivsd "
Is csrnlia and John Mier scoEseiisr Henries street
PREsIDEyTLaL HER.aLD-EOery Tuesday, One
DIl15j r. ere.s .v. erns, ct
reasonable Prices; TO De- written in plain g6Ie
s,s ass SS
de.pates Orae; yreered q the Publication 0oses,
~ LETiERS ~ nal: 5'r .a,.erig.ien.. sr ~i,s
Sess s r. 70 Ss pe pa.a or the postage ' De de-
eoEGT7sRR eHSs eonsrs
s e ISsrsg 1 PAD az s"''''@ Ne ''''-
sieyer g %srsnE must j. S
= sd Cd @ ss.s AK
Ss 's1sssds sses
APARTMENTS THIS EVENING.
Neutrality-suspicious. SEEDED Rooa,
BowERY THEATRE, Bexery-THr BorrLr-Hur
AND CRT-GAMr0ocK THE WILDERNESS.
,ChATHAM THEATRE, Chatham s,reet-BRuru,-
sEr A BrGGAR ON HcRsrp ,cK -IDlor WITNESS.
.CIRcus-BowERY AMPHIrHEATRE. Bowery-
EauEsrEIASrsM. 6rMNA'Tics fANroMIMr, &c
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, Btoome-CHRs
TVS MINsrhELs-ErHIoPIAy SIHGINe-BUnLHsQuE DANC-
ING, &C.
PANORAMA HALL, Broadway, Houston street.
bANvAnD'' PANORAMA OF THE MrssHsIFrI
BROADWAY oDEoN Broadway-MoprL ARTIST.
CONCERT ROOM. BROADWAY-MoDKL ARrIsrs
MINERVA ROoM-CAMrBrLLs MIysrnKLs-ErHro-
Plan SINGING, DAycISe. &c
CONVENTION II lLL-sApLE BnorHxrs ETHIOPIAN
erre,rG, PLAYING. sc.
FPALMOs OPERA Inconsistencies, street -MopEL
ARTISTS.
New York, ahursdny, March i6 ls4s
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Matters Of Fac.

BALTIMORE, March IL, 1915
The cars from Pniiadel pha were detained to-.
day by the engine running off the track
To-day is the coldes day ofthe season
Costello, the murderer, OF Hughes, the fireman,
has been fully committed.
u. Eppes, the murderer Of Muir, in Dinwiddic
county, Va was brought TO Potersburgh "a. day
In irons.
Business men are awaiting the steamers news
The markets are without change, and inactive.
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BosToN, March 15-9b u. M
The Hon. Horace Mann was to-day nomIna-
eighth district, Massachusetts, to take the place
of the late John Quincy Adams
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APPOINTMENTS by THE PREsIDKNT.-Ambros
Sewer of the State Of Arkansss to be commissioners
o! the United States with the rank of envoy extrord
nary and minister renipotsntary to the Mexican
public Robert Walsh of the State of Psnneylvaria,
to be secretary Of the legation Of the United States to
the Mexican republic.
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From tho above tab. i: viii b: :een that about one.
the time. The ls3 suspensions average from to 30
days each during which time their pay is stopped and
the posts upon which they stationed to watch ere,
q matter Of course, unprotected. In these cares
pay therefor During the above year. in four months
Mayor Micke dismissed - police men and the rem ain
ing eight monthe Mayor Brady removed from ooe 81
making the 50 dismisssls during tho year
Before Justice Osbo,ne.-At the watch returns ves-
terday morning two old grey headed loAfers calling
themselves Tarrel smith and Bernard en was BROUGHT
ia by officer Feeney of tho OH ward, for being drunk
and disorderly In the street
MAGIsrRATE-Well you two venerable old looking
Rentemenwha were you doing drunk la the street ast
night dsturbicg the peaceful quiet OF the oh ward?
Prisoners oh! heaven blers your honor, we ONLY
took little drop ard the night bsng cold it took hold
Of our heads and made little tight; that's all your
honor.
MAopTRArn-I guess there meeting last night
In the ward which accounts for your being drunk
There go and vote and call In and me day after TO-
sober
PRISONERS oh long life TO your honor and NAV
you live for evcr God blsss you And of tho two old e
started cut # the Office, declaring they would vote for
Alderman Kohler and no Istake.
The next prisoner comicsI looking old Irish wo
man, with red hair black eye, her face much pte6
with the smal pox, nnd no upper front teeth hut her
tongue left ns long which she used In very
tgat~ Ia the heaviest possible Sac called her
self Biddy Kelly The policeman brought her Ia for
being drunk and dsordsrly In the strsct but a. the
of;er did not appear TO make the chsr.e the ragis
careful, 10 future
BIDpy-Oh good Judge Osborne, knew sure Won
was good jodgs and may you die and live for
ever, GOD be,s you; and live 10 go TO TO your tn.
neral, aah Hurry up the cakes And fths old woman
sarted, laughing, full out OF the Office c.using
much merripent for the spectators.
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Fire Mt Rome. N. Y.

ROME, Oneida Co.. N. Y.,2
March l5-6t p. M.
There is tremendous fire raging in our town
at this time. Our Jail aud court house are
already level with tho ground, and the Metho-
dist Church is now in flames
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The Weather Mt the North.

-, ALBANY, March Is, 1913
The weather is very cold to-day-the thermo.
meter this morning ranging at zero.
The thermometer this morning at Schenectady
marked seven degrees below zero.
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STEAMER SoUrnERNER, Captain Berry, arrived
yesterday morning, at an early hour, with &C.
counts from Charleston up to Sunday morning.
She was detained until about ii O'Clock Sunday,
on the bar, owing to the shallow state of the
water. BY her We have late copies of papers,
literally furnished from the offices of the Cou-
'ier, Mercury, Ne,cs, Patriot, and from Captain
Berry, and his obliging clerk, MIR. John Tisdale.
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RAILROAD FREIGHT TO ETERNITY We heard
many enquiries made by simple honest people,
pending the transport of the deceased John
Quincy Adams through our city, as to who he
was, and where he came from, and what he had
done to excite SO much funeral honor? Alas
what commentary on the fame and glory of this
world! But a greater commentary than the
above mere ignorance, has been made by an act
which cheats all creation" 1t seems, accord
ing to the Tribune, that the body of Mr.. Adams
was shipped as freight, board the railroad
cars of the Hartford and New Haven Railroad
company, and that freight was charged and paid
for, upon the dead body!
What lecture on human greatness, and
glory
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to 81 soBeer, Clark IS John street. (up stsirsl invite
The attention. of all purchasers Of Gold Pss
ieai to their stock, comprising the peas of all the
keIs the eoaptry carefully ,elected and warranted Ben:
perfectly nhdcut of the inability house 10 compete
with them quality and price OF their pens and eases
they cheery furnish list Of their Prices
naIrr -"
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ond retail, Those Ia geod artale ,hould go to W.
CITATION o. y Cedar street. They hsvs several rew
and superior syles low prices Peas that others
sell at So they sell f'r s. 50 The genuine Albert G. Brgey
Pen and Case " IS only. Spencer Rendels Levi Brownie,
Josiah HAYDEN co e. aud all other ed makers Pen,
selected b. competent reduced prices. Gold
pens and ceses repaired and changed
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Methodlst UIergymnm.-yhe following was

in oahay by the Rev j. o. Tunis 1n this
Me hodst Is Church, Il the learned sud respected
10 che connection and is another e,idsasc If 'h wonse
effects OF Dr. wnssIds Gsrsapsrta The system Friend
ficsonHavng for some time past (as you aysre)
reEced great Gsn,ai D.biJ Of my systsm susa6sd with
l9rnug If the throat and was
your insane. aud Of having rrd Captain
McLens decided testimony b.h IL, induced Dr.
Townscuds frfsmsd Ssrsparil tried it, confess noe
in the hope than the confidence Of pro'sg eff aeious
but am bound c,udo, TO ackHowlsigs that bsa
tiled long before be to its saint effects
and maT with ORnin Nc Lean. that If would
be wIthoutit corside ration IL hes dope
good than any pevou, remedy have tried and if this
men deemed BIZ OF Dp,rtancc you have fall
con,cnt TO make il public. J. . TUNlsON Railway.
August 30, 1871. FIincips Ofi,c, 26 Fulton street.
Strangers and visitsrs should not omit vi
sitting the fumSc National Daguerrean Gallery tbs upper
Of Broadway aud Murray street The obtained
there scattered all the world and beautiful pictures
hey judge by looking
hbition com for himself
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New Hampshire Election.

w E1B iosf. Day .
The State has gone for the democrats
BosroN, March 15-9 p. M
The returns received are from abou two .thi rds
of the State. The democratic cand d tie for Gov.
ernor is elected by two to three thousand major
lty: There is twenty to thirty democratic ina
iorltY in the House of Repre- sentatiYes
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Police lntell1Qouce.

Police Statistics.-Ths following table shows the
number Of arrests ade by the pocs departme at of
this city during the month Of February last also de-
signaling the crimes and charges upon which such
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for ssh. below former wholesale reta
by b. f. Watson Co.. EilliAm street. door below Wall
isrsef ana sewage % Futos strast Their sehsiieu
be,i aud cheapest in the word A q Daseys Gold Peas
sd AZ above, by the doZeu ct
Banks colleges and schools supplied with appropriate
qua ity AMI Gold pens repai ed.
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New York, 1hursdny, March 20 Is.


Daily Herald yesterday March Is. is 00e copies
Aggregate sssue OF sieets Last we,k. e, .l37 b44
Average Of Daily, Neskly. Sunday, sc. 1910
PublicatoE commenced yesterday at. 8 O'Clock
finished st 25 past 4"
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The SPRING ELECTIONS Next m onth the char.
ter election will take place for the election of
Mayor and Aldermen OF this great and glorious
city. And in this instance it becomes the duty
OF the tradesmen, mechanics, and laborers, to
look well before deposting their vote in the
ballot box, and see II the man thus up for office
ls one who can be depended upon study whe-
Their he IS capable, honest, and willing to pro-
tect the poorer classes from the over burden.
some taxation which now exists to en- extent
quite unnecessary for the regulation and man.
agemcnt of the city government, but merely op.
presses the mechanic and mdding classes OF
society by an over-taxation.
Now, if we had set of aldermen capable and
willing to undertake a reformation in city mat
ters, they would gain for themselves an everIast.
ing reputation, and, at the same time, the thanks
of the citizens generally.
Such men we want as candidates for the en-.
suing election-yes, men who are pledged to re.
form Will surely meet with success.
The present Common Council, like many pre-
vious ones, are altogether incapable of managing
the city affairs as they ought to be- 1t is well
known Tor the last year our city has been in
deplorable condition; dirty streets, many of
which are nearly knee deep with mud and filth,
together with majority of other matters con-
nected with the city government are almost as
much smothered up aud kept from the public eye
by these proiessed fathers of REFORM as the stones
In the street are covered with dirt. Yet the
people pay the same amount of taxes, and this
year we believe little more, especially for print
ing and advertisements, as one of its members
is somewhat interested in the profits of such
Jobs. To be sure an attempt has been made to re-
ileve the city of two hundred thousand dollars
taxation, which is now paid for useless and ex-
travagant expenditure on police. This retrench-
ment has been attempted almos, at the last hour
OF their administration, but is suffered to lay on
the table without any further action
The fact is, that a new set of men will be SUD-
ported at the coming election, pledged to reform.
reduction of taxes, clean streets, sc. &c, TO-
gether with publication of the MANY abuses
which now exist in the present police system;
and that reform, in all probability, will be efIec-
ted by the democratic party.
The people want reform, aud reform they must
have so, prepare for the election next month.
The steamship CAMBRIA is in her nineteenth
day.
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Scott's Cheap Furnishing Store,

If tip tip fine good fttiaK Shirt 20 to
Nassau street ond buy of Scouts Dollar srd Ha,f
Soirts and word FIR it you will huy aaether ia
5iosdway pair " Gloves, ecoaomise7a Cfeva
mise-a stock econcmise SHIRTS and drawers posAet
handkerchief and .uspendors ecosoue. Bias this is
the only cheap fura shing Nav York. remember o.
Nassau street, opposite the aid Office richer
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WIN. III. Besbe & Co., Asttcrs, have just re-
revea direct from PIs splendid sortmsst Of elegant
pmbIeas Brushes Gloves, &c. &s wsch they offer
ior sale at their establishment, l56 BroaS way.
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Dismissal and Suspension of Policemen. The fol.
lowing rsble shows the number of policemen dismissed
and suspendeded for cause, during year. from
ary Let, ls47, TO January LIST, lSi5:
Policemen suspended. .......,,,. 1873
do dismissed for cause. ............... SO
DO resigned after charges were mads against
them. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Policemen resigned. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
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BALTIMORE. March Is. 1913.

BALTIMORE, March Is, lS4S
Preparations for the Reception of Mr. Clay
Comm'ttai for Murder-The Neto Magistratss
The Treaty, &c.
1t has been officially an nounced that Harry of
the West will reach Baltimore tomorrow after
noon, and his friends are making preparations
for real earthquake reception, which will take
place at the lower depot, when he will be escort
ed up through the city, by an immense caval-
cade. The ladies', including ali the far famed
beauties of Baltimore, are wreathing their best
smiles. as we'll as wreaths of flowers, to greet
hin with, and hundreds of them have vowed a
vow TO kiss him, let the consequences be what
they may.
Henry Costello was yesterday fully committed
for trial on the charge OF having shot and killed
Anthony Hughes during the ire riot OF Sunday
last. The evidence was positive as to his lden-
tity, as also to his having had loaded pistol in
his pocket previous TO the fight
Our new mags trates have all taken their posts,
and about two thirds of them are as ignorant OF
their duties as 1t is possible for men to be. The
lawyers twist and handle them to suit their con-
venIence. AS four more are to be appointed, it
Is to be hoped that the Governor will make a bet
ter choice.
The treaty is regarded in Baltimore as dis
graceful to all who have hand in its concep-
ton and birth. II is splendid evidence of the
pusllanlmOus magnanimlty OF the republic.
The noble magaanlmlty OF Mr.. Clay's PROPOSE
this treaty. If Mexico does not accept it, it will
be because she has found out that we are such
set of green horns, that by rejecting it she will
be able to do better.
The Meth odlst Episcopal conference for this
State, have elected Messrs. John Davis, Samuel
B. Morgan, William Hamilton, Norval Wilson,
John Bean, John Bowen, John Miller, and s.
A. Roozel, as delegates to the general conference
to meet at Pittsburgh, on the 10th OF May
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e. e ~ ~, ~: 4
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ssSr Mass. Sri svss' ''n William" Chick d''
vi 'as before reported
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rwsURYronr. Mar is-Arr brig Damascus. Chase. Phila-
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L,ughln, de; Sea Hilton Caraena.; Pssc.gss Burs
bile Towboat Alton towsj 81 ship Monsoon bark
Lucy Ezsbsih brig. Jones and TIsncs .shr Nancy
Bishop Towboat TsuHsssean lowed to 2sth alt chip
Alice Gray brig Arabian sch' Native AID Visitor Tovbo.t
Shark towrd 9TH ship LeondAs and sshr Lsvna
and TO the bar ship D.lia Walker Tswb:at Adatc owsd
sippi and to the bar ship Buta. Towbeat Jefferson nwed
h inst ships Nathaniel Thompson and Aant.o Tow
boat souhsnsr TO iast ships Ages Fans Gu
baua, and Aosts Towbo.t S.nsvls lowed Sd lest.
ships Avalanche and Clinton, btgs Wanderer and 6aany
medo schr Gss Morgan.
poRTLAr,, Mar l3-Below a bark CID bark American.
Ads, Trinidad: brig Potosi. fsteI,on, Maasx.s;
PRsvBENcE, Mar l3-Cld big Porto Rico, Staples, Will
unington. NC. .
SALEM Mar l3-Arr bark Chscedony, Upton Mestsvdee;
schr Convert Bowr Cardenas for Frankfsr; 1h brig Msr
maid Upton Rio Grsnde Cid achr Mary Clark, snalley,
New York
SAVANNAH Mar 1lCld barks Allan Ker, (Brl Gray. Ly
erpeo Bsckus Porter, Boston; brig Augusta, Sherwood
York Sid ship shsrbroske, (B) Viggou Liverpool; brig
Jossphus, Pitcher, NOrlesns .
WARREN. RI, Mar ll-sld brig William Henry, Cole. Ma
WcAsHr, Mar llsld sehr Maria Jane, Savage, Norfolk
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arrival az Stranger.
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