The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-25
THE STATE CAPITAL.


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noor Of the Assembly lobby this morning where u
threatened with oblivion among the Debris Of waste
paper torn envelopes cigar s.umps and sptsoons which
adern the carpet Of that apartment It bore endorse
msnt was vnttsn-as zen both sides Of couple
Of shess Of fooscsp very nartscally pinned together
and wAs botted and intsrned II the author had
ered great pains and patience in its preparation There
are some very curious allusions in II 70 matters and
things which supss the comprehension Of your
pendent, who sends IL however, . document Of un.
doubted interes Perhaps Niles o'Reilly, whose pro-
verbal success in detestng certain annular transactions
nearer New York, may be able 70 assist you in inter-
preting Its meaning.
This is the mysterious document and what il SAVE:
| IScoRroRAroRs or rHE sHARrE BROADWAY RAILROAD
Charles johnson. last owner or the Broadway and
Twentythrd street line Of stages New York-a heavy
man, .t-.s...se-Hs
Jesse A. Marshall, former President Of Consolidated
Stage Company, sent here in 1860 to pro Stage
in under pretence the protection Of stage in
terest Afterwards refused 70 surrender divide with
Hugh Smith, former Treasurer or Consolidated Stage
Company and, like the former refused 70 surrender or
| divide.
George Shepherd, part with c. johnson OF the
present rwentythird street stage line Broadway,
! decent man. @lA
\ Charles r. MiIbanks, the dummy for John Kerr.
President Of Seventh Avenue and Parallel Railroad.
| William A Herring, 1872 Eas. Flftieth street.
Bernard smythc lves in New Jersey broker so Broad
Archibald Crawford, one-horse express driver, No
! 80 Bedford street
| Thos F. smith, not in Directory.
Peter Streets not in Directory; supposed TO be
Abram Alien aborer No 800 First avenue.
Geo Y Learned, agreat pet with poor old man Thur
| low; supposed TO be his or Hugh Hastings dummy
Thos II. Skman, merchant No. Front and No. "a
| Moore street; house No IL Morton street.
Tbos w. Francis, clerk, 126th street, near Second
avenue, son-n law to Richardson exclerk of Assembly,
president of four railroads New York city and
lobby king az Albany, said TO own all the committees,
and being broad shouidered carries them wherever he
peases prays the Lord evenings ana sundays and 10
the devil other times don't know whose hands he'll
fall into and keeps the right side OF both Baptist
by persuasion and is r quenty found holding close CON-
muDioD with the members.
Geo Tyler coored waiter, lives in Jersey; supposed
| TO be the special friend Of somebody.
JAS NJ. Sweeney not in Dir. Glory.
VIM. H. HAYS, prcsid Mt Of Geo. Laws bank, known
as Dry Dock Bank.
David Griboen, mt in New York Directory.
Edmond N Leslie, not in Directory.
Lawrence Myers. Jr, lives in New Jersey; banker,
Office No. As Wall street.
Henry Ripley, not in Directory.
VIM. Ravenstuyn, not in Directory; reported to be
another of Geo Laws dummies
Henry Nc aoe clerk, No 100 West Twenty-seventh
street.
John Eicke, laborer No. 40 Third street.
Ed. Rogers, Jake sharpes SON. law
Andrew W. Russell. not 10 Directory.
Jay $. Treat, not in DIR Glory; Joseph Treat naval
stores Brooklyn. .N.
John Sexton seaman, 1888 Clinton.
Charles Wright, dancer, No. East Eleventh street
George Terry, foreman OF John Kers stable
William n Green, produce No Barclay street, lives
John. Kirkland, clerk, same address as Richardson's
son n.law s.
George w. Sherwood. carman, No l5s West Twenty
George Gardener "a briell. bricks, Iaa,h street, near
Jacob Hays, broker. No e6 Wall street George LAWS
Robsrs Marshall founder, No Gold street. house in
u. u 3 - 49,
Eini1esne rompkins Jr also No 6 wan street.
Charles ss sses. SIS .i..
Jsmss Burns binder, No. al East Sixteenth street.
Cornelius Colo, formerly OF Beit Railroad
John Cunningham, driver. No City Hall place.
William Van Duzen, not In Directory. .t....--
2 Ebencser 4 Allen zone Of shasps's nsn) not 10 d.
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Rash Of Business In the Lcsislaturs-The New
York City Railroad Jobs--Thc Eight Hour
Labor observation-disclosures Of Fare ihe
Central Railroad, &C.. &c.
albany. March %, 1867.
Tho rush Of business IN both houses Is excessive.
Evening sessions been held nearly every night this
week. and three will be necessary, lie thought
to keep pace with the requirements OF legislation
Tho number OF bills introduced thus far $50 in the
Senate and l,2sl in the Assembly.
wnARvxs AND PIERS COMMISSION
The bill constituting Metropolitan Harbor district and
q b. ard Of wharves and Piers Was brought up this
Committee Commerce and Navigation.
The State Excise law was also read twice and re-
fcrrcd
IRE CITY RAILROAD JoPs.
rte crr, mres he Other night TO get the Broadway
Gu lace Railroad Oil ND the door would seem 10 indi
cate either nxed determine the part Of the As
sembly majority to leave II out In the cold, there 70
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friends that occasion showed their hands, And
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the strength Of HIS opponent and has received
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