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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE CHARGE AGAINST JOHN r. HENNESSEf Sus-
TAINED-HE Is REMOVED FOR CARELESS
AND INDIsCREETn CONDUCT.
The Board met yesterday afternoon, Presi-
dent Iarrcmore in the chair. communication was re-
ceived from the General Committee ofthe German Amer
lean School Association respecting the introduction OF
the German language in the schools, ana ASKING Iha
the bylaws of the Board be amended as 10 ADMIT o
the instruction of this language; which was relerTeu
resolution adopted that the Primary schools DC coSeu
at % M from the 18th inst, and at =. m II the noon
dav recess is dispensed with. Patrick Duny was ap
pointed Principal of Grammar School No. 29 l.,
report was received from the committee having IN
charge the communication of Andrew Mills Inspector
the Fourth District alleging immoral and dlsgraceIu
conduct against Mr. John H. Hennessey school trustee
of the Seventeenth Ward for receiving 500 Tor the APP
pontInent Of Miss Mary i. Cannon as q teacher tne
committee set forth that the charge preferred is sum
GENTLY sustained and In conclusion offered for Adoption
the following, which was unanimously adopted;
as John Hennessey School Trustee Of the Seventeenth
Ward bv his fnscee conduct in matters deeply con
enr the moral cherished Of public education has
seriously compromised standing and usefulness school omce
therefore be ,,,--
Rori That the Hennessey lie and he Is hereby
moved position Of School Trustee Of the Seventeenth Ward and
his place declared vacant . -.
resolution was adopted apprOpriating $3.50 OF for
paying the salaries Of the teachers for 1870 employed
under the supervision Of the Commissioners or Pnplc
Charities and Correction in the school OF the Scho0sp
Mercury Industrial School Harris Island and the
Idiotic School on Randal's Island Adjourned
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cmption from a. 800 10 $500 He declared h,inse ~
noscd TO the repeal OF the income tax but ne
sbould be so framed TO fall on the rlcn anu ny vi
poor He was opposed 10 reducing the rate w ,co III
cent because the tax under his amondIeht "o"u ian
only on those who could afford to pay ~ ,o ,. be
cnuse Il was the just and fair tat c"u I w ~
noscd II was tax which ud not ihcrtaSc 'o SO.
focd or clothing or homes II did mol restrict my 1870
id NOT increase the cost OF ships, or the cOSl Vi sdb
them or the COS, of manufactures. A., -.,,,,,or Of
MIR KERR dem, MOI moved U put NV Ky az, g.
{, 900 He was I'm favor OF the icuuc on VI w - 10
b, nor cent hut oh eetcd 10 its repeal because u WI
faiF tax IL was liable to objection, nut 80 Ncie wv
taxes II was paid ont Of large earnings any I t
btlv ON those who had 10 pay IT, III was MOI INC
mat rest0d on the poor and met them I'D everything .es
otc aud drank and wore. As 10 the argument Oh MI
Dovis that il was "A tax, did not thai gchl,!nn
know that all tariff and revenue taxes WI u ,uot .o
people 81 for every dollar That reached 'ho iio"S''
Nr SCHENCK hoped tho amendment offered ny MT
Kerr would not prevail, hut that he Woulu St4nu ny
section as reported from the Committee ON Ways any
Means The amount erevcd from the income TAX out
side of the tax on dividends paid by associations WIS
about s25OOOOOO The increase OF exemption 10 s,oO
yyould reduce that sum by S5,7O0O00 The increase
exemption TO $4,000, leaving the rate at NY Poa oo
TCuld reduce the tax between 100000 and slOVnUn
leaving less than SlGC0O0OO 10 be collected. u ~.
exemption were left al $500 and the rate IedSeu
three per cent the would be reduced sI5uOoVv,
would produce only ST. i7l 900 As to Mr. DaVls rgu
upu citing the example of Great Britain ne hsheu Mi
were the honorable Legislators OF the bflls Ia %
Persons OF large estates and large incomes ana inc o
wonder was that they should ever impose an coe ,A
at all because il tax upon themselves HUI Nv
erage income was 5000 year. ,. .ho
without dispOsing of any OF the amehuIncnts, 'hO
House, at o'clock, adjourned.
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NETWORK DAILY II
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Before Judge Biatcbtord.-The United Stdtes
agt The Steamer Queen and Francis Gro0an ne hds ~
In Admiralty, june l. 1s7o-This was a SUIT w ~.
against the steamer Queen and ia persoHdn, per
10 s2,40 penalty, by reason OF tc tscy
importation Of goods with intent to smuggie ns' ~
moi having been entered the manifest anu nanins
been found concealed by the revenue olcers hn LAIN
was tried and snmmed up by Mr. DOnahue FOR inc 'hh
ants and Assistant Attorney Stanley ior INC
United states and the decision reserved. ,ob Gam,
minis her Master Man 90 I810.-This WAS sun ~ ieD'
against the bark Irma and her Masor to recover SlU
i'm AnriI 1860 from Cuba II appeared by the evidence
that they were found concealed In false ON
heinz removed brought them to view. Tho claimant
contcnded that the proceeding in r ana n and
fat the cause was not OF admiralty jurisdiction Deoi
sion reserved, Mr. Stanley Assistant U. >.
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TRAVEL BETWEEN NETWORK AND wEsTCHEs
TER

A very large meeting of property owners
and influential residents lately held In westchester
TO take into consideration what measures should be
adopted 10 the early construction OF the proposed
Harlem River and POrtchester Railroad, with view to
more expeditions and frequent communication with the
city The Hon. WIN. ID. BisnOp President Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad and several Of the direct
Ors the contemplated railroad, present by nyi-
tatiOn VIM Watson, esq called TO the chair, and
the Hon. Claiborne Ferris was appointed Secretary Mr..
Bishop set forth the effect Of opening a railroad In
HANGING the value Of land through which IL might pass,
well for a considerable distance each side. He
expatated the beauties % WestchesteT and the ad
vantages possesses for suburban homes
that the population is too sparse at the present
time 10 warrant the Company In paying ex-
trayagant prices for land, and constructing first
class railroad, but that II those whose lands would
be increased in value would t9nder or provide the right
OF way the Company would at go 10 work. and give
them stclass railroad double track laid with steel
rails. without inducemen the part OF the prop
erty owners could hold out great
as to the time when the railroad would be built.
C. A. Roosevelt esq., Of Pelham, said that the property
OF his prepared to tender the right OF
way.
A Committee, consisting of the Hon. Edward Haght,
the Hon. Claiborne Ferris, VIM. Watson, Robert H. Lud
low, Abraham Hatfield, and Hendricks. was finally ap
pointed tie part of the town To confer with similar
Committees In behalf of the towns Of Pelham and West
Farms 10 obtain the right Of way for the railroad through
the three towns named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ngw-YORK. .............

PORT OF NBWY0Rk. June /.
CLEARED.
Observation-Disclosures Blnge, Liverpool Caledonia Oyerton G
Cow Aeppo Brown Liverpool Nay8owe Pu Philadelphia South
Carolina Adkins Charson Novelty Shay Philadelphia H. Massey
smith, Philadelphia
Ship-Chaa A. PArxell Mouton, Prontra
Bsrks-Assunis auro Cork Falmouth James Welsh, Bates
Matansas LavnA Davis, Antwerp.
Bnserai Gruady. Cor for orders H. 0diorne Sutherland
sehrs-Cans WALKER Mcfarland Jaksonvsi Msry Ireland
Lunt St Johns n r.; j. w. Malari, Leighton EHlabehpoH;
Henry, Oliver, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Pano Grogan Liverpool May 49, and Queenstown May
udsr AMI
Steamship Fab Kee Steele Bermuda rnise and pass
Ship Marcia Grernea Bates Newport Eng al days railroad iron
Ship Dnspore Wilson Calcutta 49, Sands Head 30 mise
Barb J. NJ Morales mePhLl MAanlas Is days sugar
Bark Reunion, Tucker, Buenos Avres ~ DAYS hides
Bark Nina Holder Monteyideo 50 days hidea
Brig Msry X. Leighton. Gay. Csrdsnss l6 days
Brig Flor dol Mar Pets, Cow Bay, G. d. - days, coal
Schr r. A. De Hart Lowe. Harbor Island IL days
sehr vrse Macon, Caibarien Is days
schr. q. Hendricks Dreenaw, Bsraoos 10 days fruit
schr Race Horse, Hughes, Baraeoa ID days, fruit
Schr. Tryphena Gardner Bleuthera 10 days fruit
Behr. John Matter. Barlow, Savannah 10 DAYS, lunbct
Schr Arctuus 0ooisel, larbor Island II DAYS fruit
sehr. Q. Y. Young Richardson Mstsnfas ~ DAYS
sehr Iva II. Lewis, Lewis. Hsbor Island days fruit
sehr. kihalos, Steele, EiiLsbehport for Boston.
bohf. Reno, Poster, BLLabethpoIt for Boston
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuKEssrows June 1.-The steamship Cork and Idaho from
Newfork arrived here Yesterday on the 10 Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON June The steamship Donau from NewYork for
Bremen, arrived here at ! O'Clock this morning
BosDosDKKKI June 1.-The steamship libernan from ouele for
Liverpool, arrived at this port to-day
DISASTERS.
The brig James mureh from shulee for NewYori arrived at
collision with tie Gala sprung Ub
boom broken Damage to schr tiGing.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcrAL TERM.

Decisions BY Judge Barbour. - Sulzbacher
agt. DavdsOn.-Case filed. Hoy agt Duncan.-Order Of
arrest vacated and set aside with costs.
BY Judge McCunn.-Bradley agt BTadley.-MOtion to
confirm report of referee granted and judgment Of
divorce Ordered.-Ward agt. Ward-Report OF referee
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted. Lafarge
agt. Hoar.-Moon to punish for contempt denied with
out costs Wilson agt Leuch.-Motion granted and re-
ceyer appointed. Bernheiner agt. INSTRUMENTATION
granted with $40 costs Townsend agt. Merchants ms
Co., &c.-MotiOns for reference granted. Rose agt
Rose.-MOtion granted.
BY Judge Jones.-Napier agt. Porter.-Case settled
and ordered to be annexed to the Judgment roll Sam
uels agt. McDOnald-Case settled and ordered TO
he annexed to the judgment roll Knox agt
National Park Bank OF NewYork-See mem. with
Clerk. Thompson agt Hillyer.-Judgment for defend
ant demurrer, with costs. Merchants Exchange Nat
Bank of New-YOrk agt. Commercial Warehouse Co. OF
New-York-Judgment for defendant demurrer, with
cos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

James Marion, Thomas Marion, and John
Marion Jointly indicted with Frank Nelson for
burglary, in breaking into the house of John
River, on the 2Oth OF April and stealing iron
castings and holdings to the value OF $1,000, were
found guilty and senenced-Jamcs and Thomas TO four
years, John Marion who is old offender, to five years.
and Nelson, who pleaded guilty, to four years and six
months in the state Prison Michael Darragh, charged
with burglary, In breaking Into the oyster saloon OF
Thomas w. Meigs, No. 362 BroOmest March IA, and
stealing hat and coat. proved previous good charac
ter, and discharged. Thomas Casey found
guilty Of breaking into the house Of John Donnely No.
ZIG Eeventh-ave May Is, aud trying to steal some
furniture and sentenced TO three years in the Pen
Tertiary. Henry SeamOre, who, the 10th Of May
broke into the house No. 80 Firstaye occupied by Mr.
Frederic Grnner and stole property to the value Of 1885,
pleaded guilty, and goes 10 the State five years at
Sing Sing.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mails.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2.

THURSDAY JUNE ?.
Mails for Europe via Southampton and Bremen steamship ermann
PosOtcs at IL steamship
sails Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on
Pier IIoboken and closed at 20 m. .
Mail. for IIavans per steamship MORO Castle
from n. Steamship sails at 3 p
Mails Mexico Ss and Vera Cruz steamship
CITY Pier II e. H. at the PotOce at O'Clock
2. Steamship sails Al p
SATURDAY yUNE 4
Europe Southampton and Bremen steamship Union
Third oboken close Post Dice At II M Steamship
sails at Supplementary Mail for paid etten only made
the Pier at IIoboken and closed at ] 30 p. IN.
for Aspnw Panama and the south Pacific and Central Amer
lean Port per ship Alaska No. ~ ~ r. close the
PostOhce al l0t a n. steamship sails At u NJ - -
NJ ais Tor ONLY per steamship City Brooklyn. from Pier No
\. r. close the Post OEce at
Plata, Domingo, SANTANA &C. steamship
Tybee will be Seut about this date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD THE GOVERNMENT

CONSPIRACY TO DEFKAUD TIE UOFEKNNFNI'
A man named Williams was brought before
Commissioner Shields yesterday, charged with having
consnred with s Dellayome OF No Al East Broadway,
MAMMALIAN Cohn and Mrs Opperman to defraud the
Government II is alleged that Mrs. Opperman, acting
I'm concert with and under the directions Of Della VOlne
and Williams repre- scented horself'tO be Mrs T. Berken-
field the mother of deceased soldier and drew IRON
the United States Paymaster 900 pension ana bounty
money due Mrs Berkenheld. Williams was discharged
by the Commissioner his rccOgnlzauce warrants
have been Issued for the arrest Of the other parties, and
are now in the Mgrshals hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
SUPREME COuRT-CnAMnrRs.

DeciSions-By Judge CardOzo.-VOn Keller
ag schuting.-Motion denied to set aside report OF
referee. Brett agt. ROe.-MoLion granted; no costs
Parker agt. Parker.-PTOOf Of service, etc, wanted
Wood agt. sheldon.-MOtion denied. Gilmore agt f. ~
Y and Jamaica NATURALIZATION ordered; no costs
Kutz ag. Flit.-MCtion granted, so costs To abide
event. ODonneu agt White-Motion denied costs TO
abide event. Gertrude w. Sharkey agt. Marquis ID. L.
sharkey.-Report Of referee confirmed and Judgment
divorce granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Retire. Commissioner OsbOrn.-The examln'

Refore TOmDliSsiOnfr U6bOrn.-Ihe cNaIHIHd-
tion Of Iohn HANDLE and George Marshall charged WIN
having stolen bonds in their possession, Is adoufheu u
iii to-day DisrictAttOrney for tho Governments 'nan
Allen for claimants $50, -, yo,, TIL
accused OF completely with others In smuggling n,o
barrels and two half barrels of nutmegs across ,he
Canada border in which motion was mace 10 uls
cbaTSe him the Commissioner has granted the notion
ON the ground that the testimony of the alleged accom-
pce is not cOrroboraed in any particular as 10 the con-
nection of the accused with the crime charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
COMMON PLEAS-SpRCIAL Term.

DecisiOaS-By Judge LOew. - CRUDE agt
Standardization for additional allowance granted
and per cent allowed found due To plaintiff by
referee. Brady ,agt Hart.-MotiOn granted. Patent
ButtOn-Hole Collar Company agt. FOrgie-MOtion
granted. Hitler agt. The Continental Life Insurance
COmpany.-Motion denied. Potter agt. Yandervoort.-
Motion denied, without costs. Wkey agt. Munson.-
Motion 10 refer cause denied. without costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
THE oDAY MULTIPLICATION TO BAIL CooNEY

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday a
motion was made Ivy Mr. Howe 70 admit to bail Philip
Cooney the man who, in March last during a drunken
row In the barroOm Varck and KinSss stabbed
David ODay, the latter dying in consequence Inc cor
oners Jury brought in "a verdict Of iusabe homicide,
and COoney liberated. The Grand jury, however,
have found a bill against him during their last SEES
SION and Cooney hearing this has surrendered him
self to superintendent JOurdan Recorder iacket stated
that in of murder he did not feo Justified in tax
ing the verbal statement Of counsel but that he would
examine the papers and give decision IN Chambers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

Captains and pu Of vessels arriving at this port requested t.
deliver packages addressed the NeYork Associated Pres only TO
persons exhibiting the written authority Of J. w smonon General
Agent packages for the Journal Of Commerce Tms TRIBUNE
HOrl sam Egpre EUenHg Post Commercial Atgerfter stats
ZeuRg Yorker D0Sra should also be delivered on TO
the person
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pdSSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPoO-In steamship France Jane lMr and Mrs
Cook daughter Miss Tabe Rev James Chew wife and
children Mr. Masters Mr and Mrs H. Kelly and child,
Mn C. A. Labor MI Mis- Thornton Mrs T. Cooper sni child,
Miss Johnson Cehon Miss Ham and ss.ers Miss b. Wins
Miss White NJ. Wilson Chas Vivian Mr. Wood,
Meadows r. C. Hsyden, VIM Clark O. W. God, Mr. HACK Max
Au.ultL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

Klohc little girl ~ years Of woperts boni'man
after hearing the litto girl tell her story ietusen ID o
como tho prisoners bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02
YrpTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That IL appears such estimate and canvass, that
Tie whole humber the Offices OF inspeto ~
Election Of Fifth Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward
was Nine thousand eight hundred and Eighty two. JOB
vi NV, Wn s ~ BT rro . 1853
VI h "mSS and Snyt4o 292
OF which r. g. MORRISON received One thousand two 80
T.,
bS %niGs "1i' sfo our 1854
OF which JACOB ZIMMBR received Seven hundred aud
or which GEORGE KELLY received Seven hundred aud -
which Blank
And Of Which there Scattering 10
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O which there Blank Nine ................
And Of shich there Scattering Sireen..........
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SIXTH ELECTION DISTRICT

nat 4 appears such est mate and canvass, that
The whole the Offices Of Inspectors Of
Election ~ the sixth Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward
was Nine thousand hundred and sNyegbt 1903
VI b "n'Se snI w. $3.50
OF which HENRY MATHEWS received Two thousand
hundred and thirywO E5JI
OF which SAMUEL TAILOR received One thousand two 80
To-.
VI tv sn S1rs, dan anf sftp.foar 12si
OF which MICHAEL GAINEY received Seven hundred and
OF which PETER TRACY received Seven hundred and
O ybic Blank Nine
And of which there Scattering Nine
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-aAM.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM rses T25 Moon sets 1910
Sandy Hook 10: 90 Cows Island 1914 Hell Gate .,: %
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FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

appears N such estimate and canvass, that
The whole the Offices 81 Inspectors o
Election Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward
was Nine ak hundred and 91y
OF which DANIEL GILLESPIE received Two thousand
hundred and 6ftY- three Esoj
OF which WILLIAM j. SMITH received Two Thousand
hundred and fftyhree. EbJj
VI b "nGs an% sy 1850
OF b TSfs w nd eeSy nhhi IoO
VI .U %G' tSenty 72j
OF which MICHAEL SNYDER received Seven hundred and
OF which there Blank Nine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
And Of which there Scattering Nine.
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SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
4 a. - 5nag sLnF
E1eHrm ELECTION DISTRICT.

Thst It appears such estimate and canvass that
for the offices Of Inspectors NJ
Eighth Election District Of the Eighteenth Ward
Thousand eight hundred AMI seventy 93T
OF which F. L. yULTBB received Two thousand nine humid
OF which EDWARD MARRENER received Two thousand
hundred and fifty
hundred snd in nne 1889
two hanirod and 6a 1884
OF which JAMES +. HBNNESSY received Seven hundred
OF which KAUFMAN WORMS received Seven hundred
70
wlicl Blank
AM OF which Scattering Eleven. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-02

That Il appears o. such estimate and canvass Tat
Tie whole humber % gwen Tor the Offices OF Gspe Of
Election Of tue Nineteenth Election District o. he .oeath
Ward was Nine thousand eight hundred and eIght....
Of which JOHN LOORAN received Two Thousand uile
hundred and ffty.ire 2ss1
OF which JOHN HINES received Two thousand nine
hundred and dfy three asa
OF which HENRY WILSON received One thousand tao
hundred and ffty-fonr "a
OF which PHILIP FRANKBNHEIhBR received One
thousand hondref AMI or'y-seven 1921
OF which MICHAEL RYAN received Seven bundled aad
OF which FREDERICK HAGGEMEfER received Seven
hundred and
OF which there Blank Nine. .........,........
And OF which there Scattering hine..............
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yLJsT CONGRESS-2D SESSION.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, June /.

Tho Senate resumed the consideration OF the
rim 60 change the Judicial Circuits The amendmeh' 10
aIe Connecticut part Of the New-loIk 1uVur Wa a
t,JeVtsTU vir@ia from the Third 10 tho Fifth Circuit
va tennessee from the Fifth TO the Fourth circuit was
WS TRIr,RIrII Rep MI from the same Committee,
rcpor;ed without amendment the House nhI SNtenlu6
The time in which pension and bounty iIauus MA! DC
pr %T SYE cp Nov from the Committee on TsrT @
rics reported without amendmehb inc houSo 'in W
aDninl a statute Of New-MeXico. -,...o
Mr.. sCHURZ Rep Mol from the same Comlmrte Gee,
certain acts OF idaho Territory. lii, ...,o,,
At 1850 O'Clock the senate went into Executive seSo"'
Mr. EDMUNDs d;cP. VI, from the Committee , on '0
Pensions, reported, with amendments le h VuS' o. c
regulate the duties of pension agents, 10 PIV'i"' 4'
payment of pensions. and other purposes ,,ioiorv
Mr. EDMUNDS, from the Committee on the f9dirsi
reported. with amendments, the pli u Iesu'''o 1"
proceedings iu various cases. -, .,o Judiciary
The following bills were reported from lae
Committee adversely, and post ponod detin,5is i,s
The hill osidug for the settlement oil mum" ''''i'
~ the oint resolution declaring void any action Of
state Legislature as to Constitnti3 d f thoiT raj
Saton b. ihTec foGrths Of the states ., tho
The iniIt re omt.on TO enable the secretary OF Ie
Treasury to collect abandoacd property ana oeiehc'
due, belonging 10 the United states
TIE TRANKING PRIVILEGE. .-,.-
At o'clock the bill to abolish the franklng privilege
came M as n special order. ,,,
Mr. TRUMBURL REP lll) moved to lay u ASIDE III
Mr. SUMMER (Rep, MasS) moved to so INTO Executive
Alter a spcech in opposition by Mr.. RAMSEY (Rep.,
Mimi. Mr. Trunbul's motion prevailed-ieas'
Nays, 10. ,,,.N
The Judicial Circuit bill was proceeded with. -
Mr Scott amendment was lOst-leas % Nays, 80
Mr DRAKE rep, MOI offered an amendment TO cor
re-, wG4t DE hell % DE Illegal and improper deslgnatlO
In tbe f of 1896 by virtue Of which the ChieJustee OF
e supreme Court Of the United States wrongtuly as
suod durr tho Impeachment trial. the title Oi Chei-
Justice of the United states when there was no such
Office Agreed 10. - =, A., ,,;. ~,
Motions ~ include NewJersey in the Circuit with
Nc,yYork rs az present and otherwise 10 alter the SEN
ate Committees amendments, were scveray rejected
rI.ut h. arpa
and the bill passed
Al O'CLOCK The seEate adjourned.
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sEvTvTEHNrH HLRCTr0S DISTRICT.
70 Is on such go mate hna rlRYl.s. lint
ErGurEEyrH ELECTION DISTRICT

That IL appears on ench estimate and csnVass. that
The whole number u FOR the Offices Inpeeors ~
Election II the Egi.e nth Election District Co., te nth
Ward Nine thousand eight hundred AM eighty .....
OF which DENIS DBLANY received Two thousand nile
hundred and sfy three 1853
nine handred and d,,hrs -. 1850
OF which JOIN ADAMS received One thousand huni.
red aad 6f.yiouL ......:.. I2s4
hundred ard forty Isu
red and dirty ;..;...... 10
OF which JOHN REILLY received Seven hundred and
twenty-five us
or which there Bank Nue..........,...........
And Of which there Scattering Nine .............
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NINETEENTH wARD-FlRsr ELECTION DISTRICT

That Il appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number of votes for the Ocs 81 Inspectors
Election Of the First Election District Of the Nueieenh
Nine thousand and ninety
OF which BIXBf received Three Thousand and JO
OF which A. o. HALL received Three houaai and thr-
OF which DANIEL w. LEE received One Thousand Eve
hundred and nfty eight
b SuIr AID SSrnN one E
or which there Blank Two.
And Of which there Scattering Thrteen....... ID