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Increase Of Crime-Who v Responsible!
AZ soon - she Adninissss non broke the
seseeseat sssde By M. Sswsrd, the secrs.
'sy of Sisse. with iss coafsdstsse De hcse
Govsrsnens. 70 surrender Foss 8snsss, 90
connenesd- Immediately spoa the break
ing out Of The ~sr is Soush Cssosss the
Republican leaders eonueneed aressing
Innocent men 10 lodsss without any legal
charge Being asds sssisss sh5ns ses shss
ssres'ed wsse shssvs isss dsaesoass hsl-
ressed N simsss every possible method.
end sf,es wh,Is ,ursed eps Of prison. Tina
Executive ses - Bic Govsrnnssl Of shs
STATE. To- vioIsiiss q The Cosssi,usies saS
Iswss srdsp vsss issssd Y visIssIos q ths|
and laws By the Cssrisgsoss,)
sd others no besser. fosbijdisg The people
10 purchsss sruss ssd asu wsrs arrested nj
they violated me lsvIess orders, seswisb-
ihs Cosstisssica declares ths right
10 bsss sros shall sol % inSsisgsd. AII|
security % person End properly wss gone.
II shis sss,s q shinss asny rssssssd shss:|
II there y % lsw tor sGesss. u they ere
IsvIsss. Why nay - cot fellow their sxsa-
pIei Some ssd -. .esss = \ . prossss osr-
selves. o the lev givss % prossetiss. Thus
did The ofieisls isssstsss lsvlsssssss 80
srins. which ssill prsyaiIs- Ths i - 80
issssasdiss .-[IsdissspsIi Herald. lr
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T,snr o. -kis ksrd = ,sii which sssss'
- 10 hvssss isshis sssAssys ~ sppliss
sios 6os nssrisgs licences. o ths spplIessisu
for sivsses.a w pssHA sks former grants.
9Th sBewI--shs ls,iss ~ , hssdssae -.
asd With SMILE. s.--vessaIIIss Dispatch.
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The sdsrsieoed respect a
- fully infosrs the public M
'hss b hss sew. ard will consssniy keep
. hand. o. msssiacsure 10 order. Ill the
lsssst snd most fashionable varieties of Pur-
s'ssss. sseh o Wsrdrobes. Bureaus. Bed
ssesds. Tskies, Lounges. snd large ssscrs.
nest of e6siSs. of the besi ssy.es. He se-
sspseiisIlv invites those desiring anything ia
his Has. % csiI end sxsminr hs stock he
lore Purchasing eise~ aeses - NJ u conf
sess b esa pIssss them. a. h.s shoe On lhs
esssss q Nswson ssa Fosaersvilie sssesss
- JACOB ALLIES.
Dee. ~. lSsl-ly T
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~ sGIsss . ~ Fst1si sr.y. ~ vsss
Dessh . - ~ ssssIIiss q - ssshsssk
sslIst spss - Psssi6sss - sshs6 iss psr.
-. II Psssi6sss istssnst Ais - ksl
- ~ psstsssd sfsssss - - ssss svss
- ~ 6ssah ssd sskss - ss.s sssisss ~
Nsssh- Hs - - ksss vbss - slghs q
= 1s'uss. - . pssssss - ~ shsk sssss
usiss asvissoeol
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uA fsppisA ssIlsu sdsiss1 . fBissS ses
- ANY : psss eki. - - ussDi ~ sss-
sGassv uisA psss0 - - ussk-s-
-0ssi.S - - lsissd; Il ussl6 ssahss -
- IN 49, 49, - 80 Gn&~
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Little Dam D4ook."
4 eleseysss sse'ng kNie bsy pisyins
lis brook by sbs rssd side. iaasissd fos d.
IistAss.
.'Hs's ever 10 the Ii,sls dss brock e..
|eIsimed shs Id. rs cp0 .1
-whss.- ssid the reversed esssieasn,
shoelsd ssshs bes's proisaiiy; ess's yes
spssh vishsss svessisgr' u
swell. Be = over % lhe iiisIs dsn brook,
ssyhsv.' persisted sbs 10y, . 10 wesl
splssssdsg through ne vsssv ssS mud sfes
: busserAy. @Hes Sea ever d ,bs Iinls
DO bsesk ~ ~. - i 10 dons sslisvs
Il, yes sss q - . shsss hosss' asd ssk
ooshes." a1# n~ y kVi JiMAA
Ths elsrryuss sssghs q issesvIs~ visk
she nelhes innsdistslys ssd esnpIsiaed Il
'bs psofssIsy q hsr ehiia. Aftss telling hss
bsvsva. 'vhss The led ksd sslt. ~ laseh-
Isg'y issssaed IN ne slnns 40 Sroehs
- ! sIsis y ~hjeh shs ssresa - esDsi
q dissisgpish X fsea : 'bis dss bssst.s
sissassd . 6sw snilss Ssnhss - - ssss-
vuvi. nss unf ihhw s.s nf s~is4Tat
He nOv sSs mai y ia vsssqe,d sAs -
40 ihsssiose .svst hin :. spslssy. Hsr-
syise bssk . shs spos. - szsIAIast.
'~Dsg,I wsssgsd 20 o sessGlsg 90 sf
svsssIsg; - - sesuld bsvs ~ - thss
''Essls - bsssk" - ~ Ne ssss q )
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o1As s&sss d nlsiss - sssss bsss
kssvs . dvisk 80 vssss. Hs says ks
.ssssr bssfd = ~sss ssss ~ esssssl sss-
- ~ ssss-is - ne q NssA-shss
kiIIsd osss sbso h eured.
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4 0xysss - y = l1sssirsse issis -
txiss6S 6sssIsIsess = expssupisss 1sus6 =
aeepsgsv. .fvo - liliasv tsssosnsss y
esils p1ysisssB. ~WAa - - St1Ss1.9
sish. MIsss- sntsTskS sssass q. ] ~
49, S1seely. esssa. ~ ] shsak ! 90
sSshtr wlI!Isasss. Thss = - nsie a.
eslsy" ts.s M rv
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II rOOkly m.

RIDucrIoN OF WAoEs-At a meeting Of
Journeymen Bricklsyer recently hold, they re,oiv.
ed TO subject themselves 70 . reduction Of so cents
henceforth. 50 per day.
COMMENCEMENT ExERCfsEs.-The annual
commencement exercises Of the Parker femsle Inst.
tute will tale place tomorrow evening, at O'Clock,
at the Institute In Joralenon street.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-An old gentleman,
named Titus Serriot. reading 10 North 9th street.
v. De -s stacked early yesterday morning, Al the
corner Of North 1th and 9Th street. by q gang Of
humans Who beat him unmercifully, and robbed him
OF NhN NIUE money he had In his fossev on. ON his
reporting these iacis At the 18th Precinct Si.tion
House, serrc1nt hsddor, eompanled BY officer,
Lee and ColAhsn, started in pursuit Of the ofsnder.
snd tucceeGed in arfesting a man ed Bernard
I2yIe and companion Of hb, ~ no rave his name as
Jthn simpson, Mr.. 1iius recognized DOLE a. the
man Who searched his pockets
AcCrDgSTs.A boy named William Brown,
resid'ng a. l41 Ply mouth street, seriously iniuf-
ed, on salurdly, by the failing Of piece Of ice from
cart which crushed one I'M. feet he was taken to
.srSsG 70 The b .1s Ii%e va. rI ,sIo sSs rom
his hois', tiAibush Avenue. yes'erdAy and o. RI.
ously injured. lie was conveyed TO his home BY NE
police.
FoUSD DROWNED. The BODY Of an unknown
man as found floating In the river foot Of North IN
street yesterda, morninc Itras much decolnposed.
2, ntls having been IN ID. ~at'r seyoisl vceh'.
men. Coroner Bntiot held an inquest aud a verdict
In Gccordance with the facts was rendered
The BODY oF A CHILD, much decompo-ed,
vas yeseiday found in the meador near MIL Br4re,
hc,iopoitsn avenue, T. u. Coroner Barnet viii In
vestigA'e the cHuse Of death.
LrCTuRy.-Mr. Charles J.. Chspin, telegraph
operator al Police Headquarters New 70 X. will de-
liver lecture thi. evening at the Tahernscle Green
point suneot-" Electricity and the Telegraph"
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Returned Soldiers In Philadelphia.
The Philsdelphia LupgsR saws,

IT'S astonishing TO fnd how quickly the return
Of soldiers resume their places as citizens. The
blue, 90 prevalent q week age, 10 disappearing,
end the only indication OF the presence a our so e
diers is in the bronztd faces and erect walk Of
tbo,e who sv" assisted to save The republic.
Those who predicted disorder and confiren upou
the return oi the soldiers must be agrsesbly dsa.
poinicd. Four years Of such oiscip Inc IS 10 found
IN tho srmy has not untitled tho men for the re-
sumption on their duts, rs good citizens. After
the first few days Of JOhcAtou and interch snge u
friendly courtesies with old associates and com
paniona. the soldiers find their way into the fac
torres and workshops which they leh months
before in Oh dience to the call f,r volunteer.
Ev ryvl ere tho best Of orcer has prevailed. Tho
only Eult has been In the too great c7uidcrce re-
posed by the returned soldiers In the iendsAi', OF
every one who grostH them. This Is shown ty tho
numerous oases vi robberios. Inste-d of citizens
being the victims 10 tho dishonesty and rapscty Of
soldiers, thu soldiers themselves IL many cases
The victims Of sharpers Of the orsi character. Toe
return OF tho slGiers has made tusintss especially
hrist with tho clothes d, alers. All thu boys are
snNous 70 drop the uniform and don the cilizou's
dress. Livery statlc-keopers hsvs also been re-
III cred in the disbursement OF the money; tut
for tho pas. three weeks tho police reports hsvo
beeu sinsulArly bare OF all mention Of the arrest Of
soldiers. They have shown the world LAT iuey
can nigh, well-now they return TO prove that they
can be good citizens.
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MEDICINES.

ERECKLES, TAN AND PIMPLES RE-
Il moved At once, by the use Of PHAM's Freokle.
Tan and Pmp.e Bansher Plce o. Genus. sold d,
BARNES, ~ Park Row, and HELMBOLp, 6y4
broadway. 40
LIAR UPROOTED FROM ALL PARTS OF
IL the body in minutes, without injury TO the
akin, by ulliAA'S Dcplatoyy Powder. AK OF send
LOT lPaam: Dep iS'PS5y PSssSeg and be- tafe M no
and uELMBOLD, 594 Broadway. 429
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN COLORS
l. the Hair Whisk,Ts and Moustsehe beautiful
black or brown, II consists of only preparation
Color will not fade or wash out Only 90 cent? hoI
bg4 Broadway, Sl
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DENTISTRY.

A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED FOR
"a I and upssEds Teeth filled With lod and other
=. .inrr, c. and upwa.Gn. trrActns stf out pain.
MlCHAIp COT Klilkk Dentist, 464 S.Ith ave, two
doois from 2s,h ct. $3.50
a SET OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS
"a A. 3S h Az, let. ll't and 22d sits. BE lutlfuL
ohe'p u, ht upper sets. funpep To bring our the
ehee.s and rec oe youthful appearance speciAl at
ientiou yiyen to the administration OF the laughing
sns Tor the erIsc ion OF tech without pain. No
extra charge. No Acvtuce required. No one Ie-
qui. ed 10 pay toT work unless sAisfel with H. Our
Solk IL No. paced BY any in the city, al JiS 9Th
ny. te'. Ilsi qua ga rtr. S56
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
= lee h eN;r.cted whhou' pain or charge.
Ie,utiiu! lie ia insened, 81 each. Teeth filled With
ceeb,H'ei lone film without pam. All ope. II ons
Ssrsn,ed. j, JAY NlLLIkkS, 1855 Grand 81 Two
books from Boainay $3.50
a FULL SETr OF TEETH INSERTED
u ith nj hout eItrscung the roots from IS
AID upwards; gold, silver o. bone filings ceDts
AMI upnardE eItscting without pam. at lSS hast
18th ~ eet, near Th.4d avenue. JOSEPH DODIS,
centlsI. 326
nR. DRAKE, 1875 CANAL STREET, SETS A
~ ei OF tech on silver Al q 10 slh on sold $40
TO ~ tecuond ~ D. cents per Tooth; teeth filed
NHh sod, hou- ctneAt o. Other hlinrs bO ctr T. 81
PER toOth. Teeth eItrac ed without pain. al
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TRAVELLING.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD--ON AND
after Monday, June 8 1861 trains leave 9Oth st.
station Tor Albany and Troy, connecting With Moth
eIn and Western trains Al I3O a, m, 2.OO 4OJ, 800
and 1880 p m. Sleeping cars attached 10 the 10 and
1880 2. m trains. The 600 p. m. train runs through
TO Buffalo and Suspeafon Bridge via Troy, without
e IiIt O cars Sunday tram s1 6.OV ?, N. !,
IOICE1, Asst Sppk 40
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A PRINTING PRESS FOR SALE, AND
I1hne assortme at Of Job type. Price not ever $500
for the whole. l.. l.. DIAN, II Ann It. II
CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ 50, SO and $40 At par, at the sun otRso count.
er. Also pennies. 444
DIANO-FORTES TO LIT AT 81, 90, 30, e.,
-, 70, 81, and . handsome peaTl-koysd, SIS a
month, or for sac yery chesp Broadwood 61 oc-
tnusht aud pianos tuned By Prof DuMsDAY, lsS
Grand Of. is
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SHIPPING.

FOR LIVERPOOI-OLD BLACK BALL
L Line the Packet shin IsAAC WEBB. vii sail
prompt on Ihulslay, June 70 d. lol passAge apply
on loard, loot Of beeImrn - OF TO kUCuE BROS,
COFrEf IA and llb Sou l. st 325
DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L and London-Jy the Old Black star Line FOR
Liverpool the JOHS BRl iHr sails on June Is h
for London, lie kllNE, sails on June .4.h-
Tor passage apply 10 WILLIAMS GllUN, " luton
al. 595
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
~ POOl--ERlS sails Saturday July lei. Cabin
passage elv sieeIase $50 pay abe in cu rency. Apply
70 WILL ms b G,,ON, ~ iirosdwN. $50
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personal NOTICES.

IF THE PERSONS WHO SAW THE Child
run over on Monday afternoon lnue 18th, about
4oc0ck IN Cannon st. by car No Is Of that line will
cell a 80 Cannon at. 8C6
MY WIFE CATHERINE DALTON Having
'i left my bed and board without Just or pro-
vocation hereby forbid all persons trusting her on
my ac' CUNT A. will pay debt Of her contracting
al pr this date. WILLIAM DALTON. June 26th,
1885 I33
MY WIFE, MARIA ELIZABETH, REFUs-
Wing to live with RE, 70 bid any pc son to hArhor
or Trust her on my account will pay debit OF her
contraction. GEORGE GAGE. 3C3
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The Ls.sr hsrset Police Court, Friday afternoon,
when the prisoner escaped
Esodps 81 an Alleged Coun,s,Jsftey.-John Mur-
ply, arrested on charge Of dealing In counterfeit
money, ". rescued BY his friends a. he va on bis
vp 10 the station house with the Officer
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


EURNI1 RE FOR SALE OF EVERY DE-
scr,piion -PArlor and bedroom suites carpet.
mirrors hediine, &c. at -BENDALL q SCOll'S
ment tekeu In veehy instaiments II de,hei 3i3
OLD SlEREO1YTE rLAILS WANTED
- Apply ~ the run Office. AZ
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES, PAT-
~ entsd April 1903 They ,nit perfectly is To rs
years FOLD only by Prot. EDWD. :. FRANKS, Lee
tluos on the Rye and S?cctrces sole PAtentee, 1870
broadway, n. loik,and 9Si Washington at, Boston,
MN'. 3Oi
TOKrLDOES &c. PER PACK-FIRE Crack
u er- loo. per pick. Roman candles, &C., 2.c, DC ,
&C., llc, l2c., ldc. each. sky rockets 1c. &c. -,
hghis, b.nrolas, signals s',rr torches bombs hit
eTe-, mines, &c. small and large pieces Of all kinds
n.g-, lante NJ illuminstort shields &c. At TOWNS
fN'Ps, e63 Broadway. lig
THE CELEBRATED COMPRESSED YEAST
u formerly made by DOMAIN, STERN co, and
pronounce superior to brewer or pakerr' y.asL
.hole.one and ruier bread, Ia nov manufactured by
~ ELLlNiER at his extensive works. 81 to 323
West 18th e. be-. 10Th aud llh ayes, here families
frocer, and olen can call and supply thensolye s or
leave their orders NJ ELLlNGER Proprietor. Y64
$40 |. 5. LOAN-FIFTH NATIONAL
S5sTIiIRD AVENUE, NY.
Thi. Bank has the notes OF tho above loan for
sale.
tlPen also for the sale Of 1880, every evening from
RICHARD KELLY, President
A THOMPSON, Caaher. $40
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Too Late for classification.
ROY WANTED To ATTEND BAR-AP-
| - ply 40 Houston ct, up stalu 81
| RRIEST'S GENUINE AND INIMTTABLE

~ HAIR DTEl!
PRICE IIFrS CENTS PER BOX.
This Dive stands higher in the estimation OF the
pub tc than anv other manufactured. II II instan-
taneouA the color heng set AZ soon ~ appled. tI-y
or Red hair Il converted inc a heautiiui BLACK OF
BROWN without injury 10 the hair or akin. II does
not ash OF no. csuse any imp esssnt ie ling While
app'ying aud ia without fear OF contradiction the
BEST, SAL Esf and CHEAPEST Hair Dye manu-
ac'uTed
Manufactured and for sale (-holesale and retaiD At
Ne ~ south second 81 Wliamshurgh. 10 10 had
at retail Of DTugtis,s all over the country. U0O
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
ofa met rate liquor ~oie. che p. vi h very ow
rent. Apply at 3t3 East lZth st, bet ave u an 3GI
OPERATORS AND FINISBERS WANT Ed
N'on cost' a. 81 hat t. oadvay, 81 root. acs
DAlNTERS-A MASS MkEIING OF ALI.
the Societies Gepiotentei IN the Central Union,
will be be at Me Iopo itdn Hall " sixth ave. this
evening, .6'h ms, ut ~ O'Clock, to discuss ,he :
h'nI system. Eminent speaker from the Work ing
mel's non viii adore the meeting. GEORGE
HATHAWAY, Pest GfO. STLN ART sec. II
w ANIEI--lO GOOD WASHERS AND
w irone.s wanted a. CITY Laundry, 4G2 Bioome
street. a6g
"ANTED-A CARRIAGE TRIMMER I'M
w mediatey on light Sort. Inquire at No. 1871
bIoatvar Afro rood cHipen'ep lnsuiIe IL he
ca pen'er shop IN rear oil co.ch chop cor 10Th sad
II oudray $40
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METRoPoLIrAN sAvINGs pANK.

NIL kOfOLIIAN SAVINGS BANK
No. | Third ave-
Late hAriuers SAVINGS Institution.
ms Trustees OF TIL, Bank have this day declared
dviaeLd Of aud per cent on ell derosits entitled
ueIeto, payable on or AFTER the 2Uth OF July.
Bank op n daily hom j. A. N. TO z. ~. and ON
Monday Wrdnesday and Saturday evenings from
70 L. N. N Iney deposted at this time uil be allow
ed interest fQu the 10 Of july
InOS. h. HTlLLNAN, President.
PHILLIP W ESGS,t VI. p...t,..,.
ALLAN HAY, 'Ne-fleseehp'
ISAAC T. SMITH, secretary. s34
SIX PER CENT, FREE FROM GOVERN
- MENT TAX.
Third Avenue SAVINGS bank
Corner Third Avenue aud Goth street,
New \ ork June "a ls6b. \
DlNInKSD--h Semi-Annual Dividend, at the
raie OF Six pr Cent per Anuum tlfee from Govern
tut taNl on all une from to 10, will To pAid
on and siter he third Monday In July.
D,fosis made on or beio,o July ~ will draw inter-
eat ioin the let Bank opou daily, from 10 AN TO
IN. ana on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SAT-
CRDAf EVENINGS, from 9 to o'tlock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
RICHARD KELLY, Secretary. 40
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SAVINGS BANKS.
EXTRA END.-TNsTITUrION FOR
1.-The SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS, CLERKS,

EXTRA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
1.-The SAVINGS "a nEonA tSI. s, SSLhiIssk s
~ THE rRUsfEES HAvE THis D2f DE-
CLARED an EXTRA DIVIDEND ost Of the surplus
profits, In addition the semi annual one par able
PER CENT on sums Of - and not exceeding 500
which have remained undsturbei for THREE
YEARS prior 70 let July merit TWO PER CENT.
on similar suns vhch have 90 remained for Two
YEARS prior 70 the same period and ONE PER
CENI ou similar sums which have Y Iem.ined for
one year prior TO same period. This Extra Dividend
" made A. act Of Justice 10 tho~e depo-tors whose
MONEY having been lea thus undi,iuibed, has most
largely contnbg,ed 70 n. '1IB,gs earned ,,.
ANDREW WARNER Secretary. s54
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NO. 90
cent on all sum- entitled ,heIeto. open daily hom
lQto2 p. M. and on Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Afternoons from " p m. B..honev 70 loan
on bond and mortgNe. WALTER W. CONCkLlNi
President. VANDERBILT l. BUXTON, sec'y. $50
MECHANICS AND Traders SAVINGS
4'l INSTITUTION
No Ys3 BOwKRY
SIX PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED on sum,
Of oil ~ aud under, Ave per cent. on larger
Depoeits N ade or before July will commence TO
dia' In. eject from that date Orsn oaiy, q otn ~
AN to4 IN. AMI on Mondays and Wednesdays,
CHAs PICK. President.
HENRY C. FISHER, Secretary. 40
MARINERS, 10 'A 1IiSS .v INSTITUTIONS
Ia conformity With the act II the lesislature, this
institution will hereafter be tn1wn by the name Of
hEIkoPuLlTAN SAYINGS BANK.
IHus. 3 sIll.lMAN, Pfssideat.
tfHIiil hs NV " YtSUs't yioe-Pre.idOna.
ISAAC T. SMITH, Spcfetarr
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TnE FIRE DEPARrMEST.-Uutila better
,Aee can 10 obtained Tor the meeting, Of the new
Soard they will he held tor the present at flrcmes
dali. The following correspondence has passed be-
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snotherod voice, IS Nc set down Little n. vel, and,
kissing she children all round. babe nurse
carry them of TO bed once more--nurse, who,
standing apart, with her sroat black eyes had rl-
ready taEea tho measure Of tho new W fc, OF Vie
ehldren's future, and Of the chances Of her own
authority. Not tho smallest portion Of this deci-
Eon originated In the fact that Christian, wholly
preoecrpsd AS she was, had entered the nursery
and quit ed u without taking any notice Of h~-.
Pniihs-at all.
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aDecinl LeRisIation.

The San Francisco Call, of Saturday,
has the following Endorsement of Cover
nor Blasders views upon special legisla-
ton
The people of Nevada are fortunate in
having Governor who initiates his Off
cial career by vetoing every act of special
legislation passed to his approval. From
the large number Of bills of this character
already vetoed, we are reminded that Ne
vada owes her paternity to CALIFORNIA;
Toll-roads, water privileges, and the null
titudinous franchises-if we except those
of wharves-which have been so success
fully lobbied in this State, find no favor
from the Executive of Nevada. But the
Governor of our sister State have one adj
vantage over the Chief Magistrates who
have governed California. He yetoes
all special legislation on constitutional
grounds. Section l, Article 8, of the Con-
stitution, reads as follows:
The Legislature shall pass no special
Act in any manner relating to corporate
powers, except for municipal purposes !;
but corporations may be formed under
general laws.
And the 2lst Section of Article reads
in this wise:
In all cases enumerated in the preced.
ing section, and in all other cases where q
general law can be made applicable, all
la,Os shall be general and of uniform ope-
ration throughout the State.
Had the Constitution of California from
its adoption, contained provisions Of this
character, we would not now be laid
under tribute to hundreds of the most an
noying and oppressive monopolies. The
importantly of possessors of public IRAN
chises is constant and irrepressible. 4" .
Indeed, wherever Nature has youchsafed
us any thing that can be converted into .
franchise, special legislation has stepped
in and donated it to few, who exact tribute
from all. Bridge privileges are secured
years in advance Of public requirement;
lines where roads viii perhaps be run ten
years hence, are legislated away to COM
panies for term equal to common life
time embryo embarcaderos are given, BY
act of legislation, to sharpers whose only
object is speculation; in fact every thing
that may in the future be of general use
to the public, is prematurely conveyed to
the hangers-on around the lobbies and
those who employ them. We congratu-
late Nevada that her Constitution, at least,
protects her people from the encroach-
ments and yexatiouS annoyances which
special legislation has inflicted on Cali
fornis. IlrsJ ;Ys
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-07

people Of Gold Hill. and submit to the
Members from other counties, whether
Justice to US, and the protection of their
own constituents against the gigantic
power Of Storey, does not demand that
the division Of Storey county be accom-
plished, especially when the petitioners
are themselves citizens of the very county
whose aggressions are the subject of just
complaint throughout the State.
The only portion of our text that re-
mains untouched, is the ironical begging
of our pardon for interfering with the
affairs of Gold Hill. That "pardon is
freely extended, and we cordially invite
the Enterprise to thrust its digits into our
pie whenever it feels in the humor, giving
it the friendly caution, however, that if 1t
burns its fingers, it is its own look out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-07
LATER.

Ex-GovBRNoR NYE. The Syracuse
Journal gives this briet sketch of ex-Gov-
ernor Nye:
James W. Nye, one Of the United States
Senator's elect from the new State of Ne
vada, was born in Barnstable county,
Massachusetts,. about fifty years ago. He
became at an early age resident Of Madi-
son county, in this State, where he achiev-
ed a high reputation as an advocate. He
subsequently removed to this city, and
continued here for four years the practice
of his profession. In 1867 he went to
New York, was appointed one of the
Commissioners of the Metropolitan Police,
and served as the first President Of the
Board. Upon the organization Of the
Territory of Nevada, in 1861, President
Lincoln gave him the position of Governor,
which he held up to the date at its admiS-
sion as State. Senator Nye first acquir-
ed political notoriaty by his speeches in
the campaign of 1S4S, at which time he
supported the principles and candidates
of the Free Soil party. Like most Of the
New York anti-slavery Democrats OF that
period, he voted in 1852 for Pierce, but
heartily sustained the nomination Of Ere
mont in 1856. He is widely known as
an effective and forcible speaker. DE
doubtless owes his senatorial honors to
his admirable administration of the public
affairs Of the Mountain State during It's
Territorial existence. sa0 81