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, 1870-03-06

... TIE CHICAGO RowSd GLIB
he'ds - n1ot anlrsl meeting o1 Tassday ssen!ns
idert Of The club MI. ". B, Curtis, In hi1 elrcalal
to the member, ssJf:
The by.n:. wh,sh wt he sreaahs . bsts.e vi, @ses
witheut delay q some Of tAesc m.itess m.X ee nsH
L M s sssesep epss - I'D ~ sn'e
I'LL meens pErP 10 ct sntsiiEently and promptly
i ss Il
hsuse ID eo.s shaa % sLavs: sap.iy i elu6 eo.u
s f;ds'
IT: IT, e a f. & @ Set
.t.tou'e e1pen.es, but Ill our coEnhiRe4 rowin'
s.9 ss u1s' IL tse t. i.sor P..us
ri. .,9 II
~ Iii
.19euat e. .nnstrpson @ an n receipt
a:uee. fsias.sss. ssesi..isa h r. H!:aS r
s Gsss nt
.lnest any 1ird o1 raes, .av nanahes Of AT ~ .
= v. a.. know ss1;sh abeh
e .h.u hare q. sss,oa sss,o M s.oh "a .aI boss'
asn y ssss MS sakee e. eeasi T hope 10 esnp.ss 81
and III Il; = :ns ons r
Aestt!ty IN u.aiesn 4snatenf saast!cs and we h.r
II rsf ss8ss iii
IL n.4+s e ID Il TR3a ysa to be
| The Turf
rEosFETs OF TIKI R1AsoH M CHICAGO.
| The nALaSt2a OF Ins De1fet Park At4ociAto
sttl adhere 10 thels determination TO get up al In
EcEEe summer ncesrug, They ptopoSe to offer
| single p1lso Of $4,000, Ill Newspaper deaiala
| The contrary notwith standing, and confidently e,
l Feet mat the noney will br1nR 70 Chicago ali II
| great trottep Of the country. They nto moTtn
1 thus eA1ly with view to being the 1r1t In Il
dGld, and manifest disposition to DO all th
HoLeJ and energy can accomplish toward the &c
ting up Of fnctbg reason whlca thau be cred
to Chicago. Nc have go locg bean forced to ,
| content With Inferior AEaaEe OF TILL ktud that
movement. such 81 Is now contemplated by Il
| pIte1 P1rk management, could not fail 70 pro-
] tplerdld success. It u probable that within fe
l days The latter Will pe definitely decided upon.
I TIE d1&k announcement OF the season Ia that
l Anee Tor 3toc, which has been agreed upou b
| tween George Eansurs gray rnaxe Lady Wincas
| ter, ard Walt WnehesIerS Rrny Gelding CT
| Hairy, Inle heats, three In nTe, 70 wagon; !
l race TO take p;8ce on the dfst Wednesday
| June, with the pforfso Of l6ix tfay and track.
| DAAhAE, JE., Il to ba haulled this season
I .he famous t1a;Ier AMI driver. Eudd Dohla,
| whose banda great 1hinRa 1se ex pecscd OF t
| rhestuas stallion. Dan Mace VIII tAtH charge
Klks cod, whctn be- sen: through IN 2.a4 At u
| iato last 3ear. GeoiSa Nelson. Basnawts
.triver. has tf4nEfelrru nia attention 10 S:2f
l yue Nest, tie pf1H1sE black stallion, o xne1
I Captsir NeAtc}, Of Ro2hease5, Ntu0. Al tnt
, | are hoektd Ter an appearance Ii Chicago dur
. l the Es4eo1.
, 1870-03-06
BILLIARDS..

TIE pkKRI .RCDoLFuR MATCH
TOOK place iast evening il saa Fr.nc!sco, u ths
al. absorbing topic Of in.eress among lovets Of
the eatue herraboutA 1. i corndentsy believed
kame Is played upon the bssta Of felattye sktll,
fact that the former meets tho champion upon
together with the culsoncr3 trlere1rc, strength.
eled By experience. thai tnia STATE Of thlnga hAa
a. eas35 upen s rssa ~ =
!.sae. tbs dlcerezce oetxsen Chicago aud san
sa sEs Ss sss'Hs;s ssss 6 S.u nP si@s
paper. e,ys ~ aeeeans oi ths prsctee ga9es q
and ec9. nu sve1sGe being =: while Deery, IN i
s1sisaas ~ *. 8usopne @ sa,s oas a. ot II 4. I s1a,o
TOES a Mercantile Io5arJ AAll On tho e7aning OF
the x6in ult
run srA1s CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST
between Parker and SNYDER, which nas been ses
tot the evening OF the ed inst, pron8es to 10 an
u1ueuily Interesting and spscy affair, there being
70 many wao w ros eoossds .ns 1apsF!of ssi J. Of
ker, on the conuary, can couus an equal number
Of hchelentH, who ssa1d ready 70 back tne f.
scrlte- .--.. ----
The Gold LII {StEada) EstnanJ .Stscs Of Febru,
arJ 70 contains the following Hem Of billiards IN
The Territories.
E1ehaEIe,. VE1ints, between BUY HIimsoonb whc
r.. hese1otote held ths ehanptan cue and Gs9IFs q
shsrts Abou. lawn. 1ho match fnr SIS aide and
the cue Private bets made ataouatiEs 70 serrta
lao polns.. piayed With feor hsns, o eaEou, tabs
p:ints while Curry nads tho. s1ne of looo beatia,
! BIZ snuk9n.t iis loInts hrfo.ssmb's !s5ssxs Iu IuI
was y roi1ss-tta eserae: 70. The gsme oceu2ed
h:uEs. and ran clote n1ll the way. The fame vii
he IepcAtcd between bEuAcpmb mud Curry this eveo
nr toEa:e; .;atiEx = stais. 3soo % W part 9
The match viii be repeated At The same plAce I'll,
parties resy cessly matched and Mneh lntetsst
| 3cl. by tbs friends Of both a!des.
l UANH IN LONDON.
| LONDON, March 5-AIother splendid contest =
| hiiIaId1 occurred last evening at the Seymou
J Il D. StGn.ty. The champion won. hATlnz to1d
one break Of 51s points, and 167 sueces1tye spot
| euoke4.
, 1870-03-06


South Division. S. eS
Weft Dtsibio1. 1eef
The f1reE OF Sr11 In Eov Ynrt. today WaA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

condemnation OF the Emperors choice, and the pubic
finger OF pointed In eXecratOn at the unfortunate
Minister remains to be what Will be the Eper-
or's course under these crcnnstahces 49,, r io,
About ten years ago, when Wldnann was only L.eu
tenant Of Ianccrs, at Graez, he compromised hDS'l III
a saber affair He was in the habit then Of swaggerhg
into a certain saloon (kept by one Herr Mayer, ana
famous its ces), and calling Tor ytng ne Ic u
Herr MAYER al last concluded that the place OF hd dash
ing young military bully would be pieferabie 20 MS cus
tom He Therefore orders 10 the women VINO SEW
I'm the saloon 10 pal atteHtOn to any future cons
Of the Lieutenant This. however, th'y we're aiau W
do and the uupad score continued 10 run on lhti one
night MAYER seeing him about O leave a. Suai Without
paying got OF all patience ana approaching mn,
said: "The Herr Lieutenant has let so Oien without
paving his score which against the rules tat regret
to- be Obliged TO refuse his patronage Tor tnc ImtIe
Widmann G exclaimed violently, IL IL false y
But all the subOrdnates in the establishment maintheu
the proprietor in his statement. upon whlch the LEU
tenant in a great passion, contemptuousy threw zen
form note mt Mayer and tried to follow up this cavalier
way OF paying old score by striking him. An Ehgsn
officer Who was present held him back, however, and he
was forced away by some OF his comrades ~,
Late the next evening he reappearcd IN company WIN
several other officers of the Lancers, and cooy called iO
an ice. IL refused, and he was tOid that tne no
for closing had arrived. After many threats and HOOD
of Insulting language from Wdmann and the other ON
GERS, they left. The next day Wdmann went AGAIN
broke into the private OF Mayer, ana assaulted MN
with his heavy cavalry saber. IL was quite the FASHION
then for Austrian army officers TO strike win their
sabers restaurant keepers or shoot COOKS, WHOM tny
regarded as mere dust under their valiant feet when any
trnng circumstance occurred 10 ruhe tner inaTtial
tempers. Mayer was bed-rdden six months IRON the
saber cut and finally died OF the effects OF IT, but during
his life he entered complaint against "ldaIn anu De
gan a suit for 5000 forms. Widmann was tried by a
cournartal which does not seem TO have dlsgraced
him permanently The fine was not PAID 10 Mayer 8
heirs until "A short time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
TIE GOOD TIME COMING.

TO the Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR Amid the stirring and absorbing move
ents OF city fe silent occur, small Of them
selves worthy OF note The recent death of Dr. Hen
" walton descended from the stock the genial
father Of British anglers furnished Among his
nervous patients were several wealthy Jewish families,
many IL not all OF whom attended at the funeral service
IN St AIMS Episcopal Church IN Elghteenth-st near
Ffthaye Tie coffin was received at the door by the Of
catng clergyman and passed toward the altar between
1our pail bearcrs-trO Jers and trO Christians
who also accompanied the corpse 10 Greenwood II
similar incident before occurred have never heard
n m and 10 will certainly he warmly welcomed by
ightened minds everywhere, prophetic, IL is OF the
1ecne of sectarian bgOtTy and the advent of human
brotherhood. T.
Netr- York June Z, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
CHARGES AGAINST THE HON. c. c. BOWEN OF
SOUTH CAROLINA ANSWERED..

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A correspondent of THE TRIBUNE
writing from Charleston s. c. short time ago, related
conversation that he held with gentleman about the
Hon. c. c. Bowen. quote from his letter:
And look gentleman the representative in Con
tress from m accused Of conspiracy when
Captain Confederate AAsnKte bic ooeT 70
Tan promotion jail TO he tried for the oSense when the Fed
rrs troops let him HIS character beneath
tempt"
These charges have been made against Mr. Bowen
fully answered letter TO THE TRIBUNE
printed the 18th Of May, 1868 Mr. Bowen lived in
Georgia at the breaking out Of the and IN order to
avoid being drafted into the Confederate army he joined
a company then forming for home duty. he was made
Second Lieutenant Of this company, and subsequently
by the resignation OF all OF his company Officers above
him became Captain In 1884 seeing that he could no
longer active service he obtained 10 days leave
Of absence, which he himself extended nearly three
months and for this onense dismissed the service
month after, when Mr.. Bowen was in Columbia, 900
miles away Major White " his battalion shot at and
wounded n tAs arm An OrrS having been issued for
the arrest OF Mr.. Bowen Q charge Of killing Major
White Though the Major stiD livingl, he delivered
himself Up TO the authorities and was confined Ia Charles
ton jail Mr. Bowcn, during bis whole Imprisonment.
diligently and earnestly demanded trial, but none was
allowed and finally seeing that nothing could ~ proved
against him. the Rebel authorities released MIN, uucOn-
dtiOnaly, several days before the TALL OF Tire city
CkoTLCstgK, 8. O.. June z, 1870 SOUTH CAEOLINA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE DARIEN CANAL.
EdttoroJThe Tribune.

70 INC EdltOr OF THO IfIOUHt.
SIR In justice to DR.. Edward Cullen, who
ass at much sacrifice devoted than 20 years in
promoting the project of inter-Oceanc ship canal on
he Daren Ishmus. desire say through THE TRIBUNE
hat he has firm belief that in the late attempt TO
gey the route discovered by him in s9tha from cal
dona Bay on the Atlantic TO the Gulf OF San Miguel
he Paric-the engineers went four miles too far the
southeast Had they gone an equal distance TO the
northwest OF Fulgenca Point he claims that they
could not have avoided finding the valley between the
Agla and sassardi Mountains. Had this been done, the
Doctor saugune the present expedition would ere this
have terminated in brilliant success"
Net0- York, June Il, 1870. JOSEPH CULLEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE DICKENS MEMORIAL.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR; | respectfully suggest that the memorial
Of Charles Dickens should take form which would be
most grateful TO him he aiye-fOr instance the
.abshment Of charity for the benefit OF the thou
OF poor neglected children who roam our streets
Although there already many noble Institutions for
DUR little Oyers and "Joes," yet there is still the cry
FOR "mure" and let one he established in his name.
OF course the kind Of beneacton viii depend on the
nd that can bc raised but whatever IL be IL should in
way contribute 10 ;he health and happiness OF his
fellow creatures, even though 1t be only an ordinary
drinking fountain. II. W I.
Netf- York, June IL, 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER OF wAR-AN INCIDENT
IN BARON wIDMANN's LIFE

Baron Widmann, the ewly-appointed Aus
tran Minister OF War, has been since his entry
office the target for Austrian gossip and the up
which TO vent Austrian public indignation In Germany
unucky Is the Cabinet Minister whose past will
not bear the most vigorous rakng and stirring up
for the Germans do not fDrget social legal political of
lenses with the same facility We do In America No
sooner was IL announced that Wdmann had been made
Minister Of War, than instantly public memory went
back episode Ia his ast life public cry raised in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
FOURTH OF JULY.

Thus far the Common Council has made no
preparation for celebration Of their National ami
yerssy he nth Of March having passed by before they
elected, but In order that the Day OF American
Indepe may he entirely unnotced the Park
Commissioners propose to exhibit fireworks In Madison,
Tompkins, and Mount Morris-squarcs at nehundred-
and AFT -e ghth-st.. and az the City Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
VETERAN SOLDIERS BoUNTIEs.

To The EdffOr or INC Trt6Hhe
SIR From the language used by "SOldiers'
Friend" in your issue of Tuesday soldier would infer
hat if he was commissioned he would not in any event.
receive more than the first nsament Of veteran bounty
The fact H. ne would entitled to all nsallments due
and matured the date Of discharge for promotion.
In regard three months extra pay 10 officers your
correspondent does not give the correct limitations Any
officer I'm commission March 1865, and honorably
discharged after April g. 1865" is entitled.
heas- York, June IS 1870. l.. r BROOK O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16
LETTERS From THE PEOPLE.
Is THE PRICE OF ICE TOO HIGH

Is THE PRICE OF ICE TOO HIGHT
TO the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Can you tell poor man why it is that he
has TO pay one cent per pound for ice article which
costs the producer comparatively littlel when he can
buy other things such coal Turks Island SALT &C. for
about Onehaf cent per pound and superne -four by the
barrel for a cents per pound, and clothing, dry
goods. &c, at low rate Please enghten me
IN the subject, and obhge A POOR MAN.
Inpa 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-16

Work on the new North Reformed Church
he conre cation OF which formerly worshped AT the
corner Of Fulton and Wiiam-sts) being erected at
the OF MadlsOn-ave. aud Fifty seventh IT., r.
pushed forward The walls Of the main body O the tt
nee M be finished next month bat the stccpe viii not
he erected until next Spns.
The sun., 1870-04-05
Ytanl Notitts.

SUPREME COURT-Cry and County OF Nov
York.-ChAries O. Bradhurst and Catherine A. T.
his WIFE, against Hckson W. Field Jr, aud Mary Bliss
beth Field. his witei elizabeth Brsdhurst Field Henry
NJ Braihurst and John MoKcsson, soe surviving eIo-
cutors OF the last will and Testament OF John NJ Brad
hurst deceased and trustees OF MARY ElEaOeth FIELD
under said wills Mary Hradhurst; Moses Augustus
@ rsa Of 1na FT.s rrsnse' KS ss % TiS Mar su
John Mauusell Dradhurst; Johl Nckesson and Charles
A. RApao, executors OF the last viii &C. OF John Mann
sell Brafhuist, deceascd Alfred K ahsns ano Phebs
T. hs wife Charles JarSson aud Mary 4, hs wifeJ
Pearall Bradhurt and Edward Posrsall Yield, Cintoa
Osgood FIELD, MARY Field Augustus II FIELD haunseh
u. Field and Thomas Y. Field. (Which said E1wnrd p
Clinton o.. Mary, Maunscl b.. Augustus II. and Thomas
preme Cour, Of The Stale Of Sew YofE. male 10 81.
above entitled action the eighteenth day Of foDru
ary; one thousand eight hundred and seventy, l. the
undersigned Referee duiy appointed In said judgment
for such purpose, Will expose Tor sale on the hreenh
day OF Aprt one thousand eight hundred and seventy
At the Merchants Exc iange Ssesroon No, III Broad
way, In the city Of New YORK, by u. II. Ludlow Co
Auconecrs at ~ O'Clock, noon OF that day, the folloy
ING dosctlbed premises to wits All tat cettan lot
Pcce Or parcel OF land, with the bulldlnss thereon,
Of tho city OF New YORK; and bounded and drsorbed
70 lows viz; Beginning at point tno east aide OF
Broadway. Distant tweni, nve tees uoT,hery from tbs
norheatoily corner Of 9ad~.E and fran.lln street
feet then eastcrlY o. = line parallel with Franklts
street one undyc1 ami hfty feet 70 an alley called
Courand stteJ uen southery along sad alley twenty
Eve ess then westerly on line parallel with frsnklis
sest Sne hundred and nny oet 70 the pAoo OF begun
II. NJ. GAtyIN.
o Referee.
The sun., 1870-04-05
JoHs 0hpRosAUI.
faintifs Attorney.

SUSMkMS C0uRT-Nsw roIl ely and oouaiy.
surance COMPANY. paihtn, and William $ Oorwin ans
supaeme coers ~ ,bs s ora Judgment o. m
entered in the above entitled action tue su6scr,bcs.
the referee named In ead Judgment will expose sale
q! public % auction on the q day OF April. isio a.
way. IN the city Of New YORK. iy Roberts q MoGeirs.
Auctioneers the following described real estAe 70 vnJ
Sg being Y The city county and state q Nev York,
on the southery sde OF Forty 18th street distant IN %
hundred ioet westerly from the corner 81
Forty +iKth street and sixth thence runninG
southcrly on line parallel with the Sixth avenue oaS
hundr od feet sud tour INCHES be tho moro or lea
20 tt centre line OF the block between Fortyn as9
Fortysxth strcet thence running westerly along sAI4
last mentioned limo one hundred and twenty fcos,
tnence running northerly on line parallel with said
Sixth avenue hundred feet four inches BE- Ibs
same more ot lcs. 70 tho sonthely side OF forl sLn
sdo OF Forty sixth street ndred and twenIJ ool
70 tho point or place OF beginning.
New York. March II, 1870
JAMEs II. COLEMAN Referee.
bhown. HALL VAEDEhfokL, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
N. ne above sails 2 adjourned 10 Tuesday April II,
JAMEs n COLEMAN Refern,
The sun., 1870-04-05
Su,pp,rra.

A NCHOR LINE PASSAGE TICK Rrs,
70 and nom any Railway Station In Great Britain.
ireland. Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany, Iiot
ing weekly, Tor sale
Ar LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
NY iHiiESSspERsos 9RoTneGa
The sun., 1870-04-05

Drv BDvsss tor Roch.s.
bunalo. Dunkirk. Cn,s,.sf
CIncinnau.sud ali po,nts ~
ana SOUTH also Tor ~.
bnrrh, Warwick. un,on..&
and bonesdsl- V"'"A
Ihis tram 10 oosnpoaod NJ ,s.
nnest Drawn { RDom Coso,.s. w.
IN ,he world, A. also ina 49,
and improved Day Co.nh,.
peculiar TO this line, Sleen,r.
coaches are attached Al ia
neikville, running thro,.s
without change TO Cleyrlsni
and Gallon. 0'F'"o
b1press hdii. for BuHaIo n..
kirk, Clcyo and, Clnc,, @ ~,
and All points Wsst ~
south; nls0 for Warvms
Island. and Uniony llie '"'
SlcepinR Coaches aitashed 49,
ysnsquehanna 70 Buffalo 'V"
".gM bSprcss. daily. 10, An
points " est and South s,osc.
my coaches run thronyh w,G
!hlstraln 10 Buffalo. Roc.e<
yer. Cleveland. and CInotn
The sun., 1870-04-05
6opartmrsbip aotit,s.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Richard Oliver, whs
resides 10 she city of Brookyn, county Of klnsS
DUNLAP. who reside In the clty of New York. n sad
state have formed limited partnership pursuant v
kho provnions Of the revised statutes Of the STATE q
New York, and the amendments thereto,
As dealers IN jcwelry. &C, under the nrm name d
Richard Oliver aud Balon In which ell the parties In
terested are the said klhard oliver .nd Pelor Bales
Jr who are the general partners and the said hbrs
ham Dunlap who IL tho special partner and that the
SAID Abraham b. Dunlap, az said SPECIAL pariner hA
In cash, a. capital towards tho common stock
RICHARD OLIVER, Generai
PETER BALEN, JH., paTtnOrA
ABRAHAM b. DUNLAP, SPECIAL partner.
nIssOJUTI0N OF FCOPARTTERSHIP,-
~ The hrn hitherto eNntlng under tho style Of a.
LINDHElMER a co has this day been dissolved bI
mutual consent. e. LindheimeT Withdrawing. All 30
counts made by the nrm will he settled BY n
DElIsCn, who continues in the business. ..,,,.
New York. March Is, is10. N, DEITsCH
The sun., 1870-04-05
S,plna NlatuInu.

A ~, X lNDS new sewing machines for sale, 20 rent
n Or exchange also bought ana repaired good 500
ond hand, NoTi cheap monthJ payments 100 CanalsL
The sun., 1870-04-05
Hatpln,rg.

IrOh SALR-2 OF Schenck's planers,i of Never y
I VnesOns Sitting saws, Of WOO, hurys boot slls
moulding machine and cutters, | Of Nrgnts PEI Nv
tongue and grove; cln be seen running a. ar ~ loy
~ OAK a., below fiAnklin st., ureenpOHs, O'oc"
iron 10Th or ISd " ferry.
GREAT MACHINERY DRPOT. -DeeIers 70
steem 0Qlerx soa1 pumps. shafing hangers, puieJ~
beNak. DC, III and 30 West slthtt'
IIPHIGHT BOlLER and engine fo[ ..le. n GOD &
" orcer, now running, morse power, Corner am
inaton aud Park avs. BROOKLYN.
DBINTEK-.-Ahaltm me.i'urn iihsr'y 4. 'Ns Ior ssie
Il Apply At " Auu o.. ~ hvor. N0S N"s
The sun., 1870-04-05

InT OF LTTTERr (p~sis.a Tuesday, ss< r'tsys n,
u.inps 10 Cty fos ONo. ooser = hse-.- ..A
Cedar s,. TUKsDAY, Arrl 1870. A'h i.' "Mvrtsss -
hi Fubhst sctoftst v is~
H. hahn H. Isrnna Ilrrula Inn
The sun., 1870-04-05

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK s.wINsTON, SEYMOUR l. HUsTED.
JOHN v. L. PRuYN, SAMUEL d. BADCOCK.
WILLIAM MOORE. BAvID HoADLEY.
ROBERT II. MoCURDY, HENRY A. sMYTHE,
1. GREEN PEARSON. WILLIAM v. BRADY.
MARTIN BATES. WILLIAM X. DODGE.
WILLIAM BErTs. GEORGE s. COE,
JOHN wADswORTH. WILLIAM N. .vERMILYR
ALFRED EDWARDS. JOHN X. DRvELIN,
OLIVER n. PALMER, WELLINGTON CLAPP.
SAMUEL X. srRoCLLs. ALoNZo CHILD,
SAMUEL N. CORNELL. HENRY X. DAVIES,
LUClUS ROBINSON. RICHARD A McCURDY.
W. SMITH BROWN, FRASCIS sKIDDY.
RICHARD PATRICK. J. ELLIOT CoSDICT,
WILLIAM II PoPiIAM. JAMES c. HOLDEN.
WILLIAM A. HAINEs. HUGH n. CAMP,
EZRA WHEELER HERMAN c. VAN POST.
RICHARD A. McCURDY. Vice President.
SHEPPARD HoMANs. ActuAry.
JOHN NJ STUART, Secretary.
FREDERIC SCHROEDER. Assistant Secretary
WILLIAM Belts, LID, }
Hon. LUIIUS ROBINSON Counsel.
HON. HENRY 4. DAvIES)
+ tsSAS 5. SiSsfPs. sp H. B.. Medical Examiners.
ia AND iS BROADWAY.
Corner OF Liberty Ct
January 20. 1870.
The sun., 1870-04-05

Tho foregoing statement comprises the business OF
eleven months only The nscsl year OF the Company
has hitherto commenced the day OF February and
expired upon the sist day OF January. For several
years past the Superintendent OF the Insurance Depart
mep Of this state has urged the ocep OF the Company
to make the nscsi year coincidont with the calendar
year. pursuant 10 the provisions OF special statute
authorizing such chsnse The Board Of Trustees ct its
meeting OF January, 18Th inst. decided that the time
had arrived when compliance with the wishes OF the
State authorities both eIpedent and proper. and II
accordingly made the change. Hereafter the nsca
year OF tho Company will extend from the nt day OF
January TO tho slss day OF December. both ds nclu
sive.