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The New York herald., 1871-03-23
The Guarantees Of the clifton Gold Jewe;ry
COMPANY. OF 75i BRoADwAY.-First-They guarantee
their goods always their color and brancy.

Second That jewener in America them from the
expensive gold jcwery, except by weight Thrdrha: lsr
goods WIN stand the te Of the strongest acids Fourth Tat
the styles OF the Milton Gold Jewey TIC latest and
ment than any other house In America.
Ths Milton Gold Jewery Company has adopted the popular
American Que Dollar par for the aae Of oo In ordr
to bring them a. within the reach OF al classes
We respectfully invite American rends TO view tne
goods have EXPOSED for sale. that they may be con-
vnced In regard TO the elegance OF the patterns and the
newncss OF the styles.
ShowrooMs ISL readway almost opposite Assor place.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

WaYnork Il Cc.'s ~ Hatr..-Citisrns Fay
them because they know the makers; strangers bug thou
BECAUSE they posted. bl9 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A.~-.fOr s;tyl:sh ana Elegant yyIt so "a
ESPENSCHEID, Manufacturer, ii5 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

Luxurious Flowing Hair.-shcu1cal ApnIy.
SIS has satisfied the anxious world that CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR contains the only vegetable
known to restore gray ha stop Its failing and
ita with
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

= Zoe trife-Eencwiaxb Eiaisn tcsil, Xoa'aiea
Ranogug OIL for hocd AMI skin disessss whnicsals
MORAN 1 ktsfIsY. 81 warren sxceS
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A Fire Stock OF Spring Coaiina., ve.rinrs
and Trowserins. J. " MCKINLEY, Merchant Tailor a6a
Broadly. ly corGer OF Prince street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

PbrenolOg gical Examinations Daily Mt ESD
Broadway, showing talents defects and best business
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A.--SniIed Boots and shoes Selling at Hail
price at L. A. BROOKS, b75 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

~ ~ewfcct Fitting BDots, Shoes, diaitsrs and
SHIPPERS at E. A. BROOKS, SIS Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

A.-Jscrring's Parent
CHAMPION SATTS
Isl 0ro.3vay, ,.nsr Ifrfay r,,s
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
Moet g. Chnndon Champagnes,

Moet &, Chnndon Champagnes,
DRY sILLERY,
VERZENAY
WIN IMPERIAL (C;reen Seal,
DRY IMPERIALA
for by al first class dealers In wines in this city
ANTHONY OECHS,
Sole Agent IN the United States.
NEW YORK, March 16. 1871
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
Occupation Of the Western Fortifca-
tions by the Insurgents.
M. Thiers' Government Stronger
and More Plueky.
CEars OF Arned Assistance from ali
Parts Of Francs.
4 delegate 10 Coaisr With the Rebels Sent
iYam Versailles.
ElsGaaE 70 TIE EsW Yaax HERALD.

LONDON, March %, 1871.
NEW YORK HERALD SPECIAL correspondent IN Paris
GATED yesterday evening. Your correspondent
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

Entchsior's Hair Dyc-npociaD as Usu,l.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23
TIL EIZGI C9IT-TTggT07E..

Festv'tie1 enl 2asipa-I-D,nnog1 aad 1r;bsra.
tons-A Complicated Jsb Grfsrs fha Ne-n-
bsrS-Tho Fenian -xi,ss Pr,saatiDg C-..rs
for Damago1 BY I,n1aisoau4eas for Ito
Consideration OF tire Cluu'a,ion--
Colone! Joha Warr9a's Casa.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

Au.irian Eaa3. IL Consolidated Germany.
VIENNA, March q, 1870.
General Won Sehweinitz, the Prussian Minister to
the Court Of Ftancls Joseph, to-day received by
the Austrian Emperor and presented with the
Grand Cross oil the Order OF Leopold.
The New York herald., 1871-03-23

Adhesion 90 the CDveran;cnt-A Suggessios-
Circui.r from W. Talers--T:e Rebels 20 ba
Wnsncs;--TLe Gcvernsacat Gietsiag ssroDser
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A FURNiSHED HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET
N House modern negbborhood first class; rent only 200
per month Apply a. 763 Broadway stairs a. Is Lex
ington avenue.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06
II NVEhUEI IiHCE, W WAoHINUTV M
Partially furnished; rent $325 per month.
D. SELLEcR, u Pine street.
Unfurnishesi.

CUT THIS OuT..-EyTENSION TWO STORY
IA. Cottage House, containing four rooms, &C., very
suitable suitable, Tor sss gentleman and wite or Small
family rent $50 per month or less; possession
this day. Also an extension two story House ad-
Joining containing spacious Kitchen large hrs noor room,
four eedroons on second hoo &c kc rent Wy per month
vacant a Amty street. Also genee small ?ore adJon-
ng feet Deep plato front and complete uxtnres,
With cellar and skysh. and back loom on second heor ~
lect deep; reI SI0c year; known the George Fox
Sons Tailoring stabishnent 4h Amy street suitable for
nbakcy confectionery. &c. Also front Basen;cnt with
plate glass window and oco entrance door, formerly occu
pied by an eminent for H years on ssme promises
rent $500 will he altered on newly invented
architectural principles rent $aoo annum immediate
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A REVISED LIST or uNFURN1sfiED HOUSES TO
n let In desirable stualious from 300 to - OUT per year,
upon application TO WARD OGDEN. Broadway. corner
Seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A TO LET FURNISHED OR uNFURNIsIED. THE
n. story high stoop House so Fifth street, 230 East
Thirteenth ree Apply to j. c. BAILEY 200 Fifth street,
near Bowery.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

TOR sALE-BUsINEss CORNER, 20 STORY, 25xss;
three Lots; house, excellent (establishei stand
five minutes from North Shore ferry *4bO0 easy
DARRIN, 10 Broad street.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

I'oR SALE "A FIRST CLASS 2. STORY FRAME
Dwelling with extension; frame llea 20 the roof IL
AL the modern improvements in complete order and
Gerabv located the walls iescoed p8pere stable
pGcies lot d0xsQ time by car TO Fulton ferry thirty
five will sold cheap and For
culss inquire OF \. ALDRlUGE CO., 20 Court street,
lyn.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A THREE STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOOr
"A House Handsomely rescocd: richly furnisbed
wood and walnut; Marray Hill lease Ter $3.50 per
month. Apply al S39 Lcxn gton avenue, after l.. NJ.
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

A REVISED PRINTED LIST OF DWELLINGS FOR
n sale and let furnished and unfurnished given upon
application mailed free by " X. STEVENSON SON. IL
rinc street,
The New York herald., 1871-03-06

TOR sALF-93sc0 S7C0 CASH ONLY REQUIRED,
II balance in vearsi-A story frame House
IN rcrv gence ncehborhood within ten minutes walk Of
Prospect Park better chance offered obtain
home very liberal For further information ap-
ply the premises, S7 Twelfth street. Sixth avenue
south Brophyp,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
TIE RAR ASSOCIATION.

RECOMMENDATIONS FCP TPE AMENDMENT Or
TIE CODE--COsTs md FEES-RECTIYEksilIIS.
The Bar Association, nc meeting at the
rooms in Twenth-c oHns last al gt devoted lsetto
the further consideration of the report ~ the Committee
on the Amendrle1. OF Laws, For their recommendation
rs to extra allowances, substitute was offered by Mr.
NcO providing that in place Of ions loo and 100 ~
the code regulating extra allowances provision he
made that in all there Dc allowance 10 the sue
cessful party of five per cent the rSt sco0 two pr
cent ON the SC O ana per cent on the excess
but not 10 exceed $1,000.
Judgc Edmond- offered The following resolution. whit
embodes the substance of much Of the discussion on The
proposed amendment:
ssolrff That this Association decidedly oppo1 shy
lea proceedings, the amount oi which
lhal BE- VI, the discretion AM Iaiss OF Cour
This was unanimously adOped, and subsequently The
Original motion, a. amc lded, was adopted.
The next section takcn up was I'll amendment 10 sec
tou 10 Of the Code XL tie fees 81 SOe Referees ~ y
for every DAY ~ actual employment, unless by Spua
tiou writing at 1r before the commencement or the
reference q different amount was fixed The reason FOR
this was nlunty stated by two members present.
who Baid that certain persons who "t0ufcd Tor retl-
efccs would when the reference nearly completed
that they must Rave extraordinary sum II
they were mako their report and that tho party in
whose favor IL supposed 10 bcdn not dare refuse his
assent. The motion agreed to- with En amendment
ftr,iug ont the WORD COLE
Mr.. Field called up proposition Win two amend
meus with regard - ths appointment 81 Re- YCrs Tue
orr FINAL proposition WIS lat D0 receiver "a Ut lc ar
pointed DOrtc unless defendant was absent ttoiu
thc state could not, i'r fca enable s':rc, Doc found
This proposition was amended g. require ioJr days
notice the appontm, ne If receiver ana was then
adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
BASEBALL EOTIJ.

J. NJ. Thatcher, tho Secretary OF the Chicago
Club, has suggested 70 Mr.. Young Of the Omro Club
OF Washington that at the meeting OF the professional
club SECRETARIES. 10 Do held in Ills city early in March,
the delegates form themselves into Convention and
proceed 10 establish rules not only governing the inter
Of ther class with another but also bearing
upon the question OF the baseball championship The
meeting ~ question viii De attended by Harry WRIGHT OF
tho 30 ton Club Davidson OF tho nutuas Thatcher OF
the Chicago Young ~ The Olympic, Slodci of the Hay
makers Chapman OF the Atlantic, Ray OF the ErkfOrd
Hayhurs OF tho Athletic waldo OF the Forrest civ Of
Rockford, and Carlton ~ the Forest ty OF Cleveland
The Boston Club has leased tho Union Bate-l}ali
Grounds at South End, Milford. and VIII commence
Ia grade and put up seats soon az the fro. out
Of che ground. Tho seats will no covered and reserved
The cluO Will don the uniform OF tho famon, Red
Stocking nine, namely: white annel sLi and cap knee
brrochcs, and rrd hose.
10 reported that Cummings the pitcher OF the Star
Club haB consented 60 play with the Atlantic Club this
season III this b. true Atlantic stock viii 10 10 in the
market.
Tie Chicago papers complain Of breach OF faith on
The part Of Cutber They also condemn the Athletic
CUB Tht thidgo IUts says "Cuthberts action "a In
keeping with that OF every Eastern club every Eastern
paper ana OF nearly Eastern ircr OF the game"
bimmons Is 10 take Cuthbert's place.
1ho Hay makeTs nave completed their nine 1871 10
includes M'deary, McMullin, Pike, Beayens, Bellan,
Crayer Steve King, York, ana Flynn
TIE Mutuas VIII not visit NeW-Orleana this Spring.
Tho Olympia OF Nanhingtln. however. propose 10 40
Llae- a. Asx.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

encrgetcaily advocated by two TomssoY 60 IN,
extent Of 5000 each hcordins 10 4, y, a. INC ira
thai havo s,n, check for toVVJ H. ,cS vas before
tho Connc ate later aed IN. Price o, - P, ~
square yard Tlcro no rock ahe 20 discover
TINS Association IL laborng with no s,r 10 do
fight this matter the end, even u " rs iatoly as.
sassed 900 100 FOR sewers. Two sewers Ma niy one
of one Thus We had TO pay donpoi ,hn tr,S OF the
.cuor heen laid il would have dstnrbed w. 49, s,,a
sevsnthave Railroad Company ltupp , nee .LouId
body vas 'swccuyed into thihking , ~ under IT,
Mr Monlnner has received 70 per GEM ~ 81 ondot All
that he claims The remainder u heu ,i'oc In time
cIsins arising out Of suits 20 come rom uo i
Hnnnr others who are assessed for tins ne% In
VIM. Il. Aston, whose assssinene M can die my own
ease Town house the corner OF o~sntb
and seyenaye. 1t fronts II ieet o is seoo for
sb gcs payement and tsco for tho sewers or III i'll
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
1icrfrPTl. MEETINGS rTc.

Tho Debating Society Of st. Johns College
Fordhln. gave purc Entertainment to the friends OF
that Institution yesterday. Tho College choir aud
chesIa, under the direction Of P. Felix simon, gave
selections fgom Iossni and Verdi Tho topic II Cher
E..tafiut' Va4 discussed IN several OraOus Nv tho
~ .dcl'- JAe Roman Cathoie clergy OF New.IOrk
wclU largely represented.
The annual reception Of tie 18th Regiment
" G.. 5. \. Y.Vas held at tho Academy Of Mric last
evening. The ballroom was covered with rch carpet
and cages containing canLes distributed around
tho balcony. Among the guests were Gen. IRWIN
Mcdowell, Con. Nugios Gen. Neil, Comma Of COY
ernOrS Island. Mayor kabhesch, most pf no sommaul-
ing officers or tine Ncw-hcrk ami brooklyn regiments,
aud arge ruinDe ot dst.ng uished citizens FROM both
sides VI 10 Iast RiNor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
AFTER WAR, PEsrrLrxcr, Aso IwjExpxa-

r"E Cons ARE DOUBTLESS Tsss
oHEArRsr oEsTEroTroS ASDI
Born COLO ooSpDERED ORDINARY AVIAN Aso
PEOPLE eoSTKNT tSus-ooss
vsRrISo, ny SUCH SEGlEcr,A ass
sESER.Ir FATAL PCLsoSAEY As sS siHs
TsEEryoRs PLAINLY voLrsr Ceras
CoLD riKgs cARE noIEISScr-sH
WITH, THAT IMMEDIATE REeoc 'se
oAfE ~ niD craArryssS srp..
RpSca o. rBor,,sp, rsnrs
rE,Rs POINTS Dr. JaYSKs HTpyeroR,Sr vss
xyyrcAcIous scEE TO Al,
rHs orelSso, rHs cnRsr EDEo- cu.a
FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
A SUSPICIOUS CAsE-A WIFE DIES FROM ILL
usAGE AND INTEMPERANCE.

John Daucan, an Irish laborer living in the
to,oment No Eel East Ffteenhst met Patrolman Null
ycy ~ the Eighteenth Precinct early yesterday ana IN
formed him that his wife Ellen Daugan had died quito
suddenly In her apartment. The officer accompanied
Dauean to Lis roo and, examining the body OF the
dead woman found marks Of violence. Inquiry among
tho neighbor. showed that Dauean his WIFE, ana A1ce
Doyic who boarded with them, we're In the habit OF
drntir 10 ycess and on these occasions invariably
auarreled and fought. They lad done so ON sunday,
and again on MONDAY Tie O1l,er took Daugan and
to woman DOYLE into custody suspicion OF CAUSING
ne l,t Police station. There y very
te doubt that death was the result OF eXcess intel
hut II may have been accelerated by INC ah't
ftIc Luel and The later admits that he beat his we
but denies that HIS sufficient TO- cause deatn
~. COmpaineI Of paiu IA her side on mohdiy,
I'm, neither thought much ~ a. They retired early on
Monday evening, and SOON after midnight 10 vas
eyaLeicd by feeling ~ cold, and found hi. wire yinS
lead b. hid side. COroLer Young VIII Investigate the
en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
TUE ROADWAY WIDENING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TESTIFYhG - ih' VIZ n''i
AFFIDAvIrs MISSING

.~xo,,nxy NOR Dr,pu TESTIFYIhG JItOlSl AM
AFFIDAvIrs MISSING
The property-hoders summoned TO appear I%a,r
before the Grand Jury In session began giving 'ne
testimony on Monday. One Of the many ourref'
minors was that money had been used TO procure in
vita which induced the Commissioners OF Esluae anu
Assessment to enhance tho awards. The law oomPeeu
the filing of these aidavits In the County CLERKS on',
hut Yesterday It was discovered that they were ho' HI
there Those that have been filed ara bound IN DOCK
form. Among the missing afndaVits Is ono "hefo INC
award was enormous, and where tie Tanmahy pon.i'
clans had direct interest Among tho obtainabie am
davts 1, one signed by Homer Morgan, NO Plhe,st,
an1 " A J. Blcecher, No. II Cedar st, VINO Fay "
have this day personally examined the property On no
eat side of broadway, between Forty-thrd ana fory
fourtll. sta and fix our valuation upon Ihe Suns ~
t2oo 600 They say further 1--WE are well acqualnttu
with the property situated the east SIDE OF rOa1Wa
owned nv G. and A. G. POillOB. We estimate the al' VI
A. 10 he SS0COO and the damage 10 DO sustaineu ~
$50 coo" The award Of the Commissioners was fsoyo,
In An affidavit by David T. Wright, the properly on o
correr of Fifty ftst. and broadway IL valued ~ ff
,orare foot and in another affidavit by Geo H. Bsauy!
me lots ia the vicinity OF Fifty nlntht anu bTotuNy
IRE valued at $40 "a square foot John MfCihVe s"eus
that corner lots there worth SO per cent more th1
these lots Erastus Iiteheld Danlel buitefle auu y.
G Ludlow also made aiidavits. IN the afndaVt w With
Mr. ludlow + name ia appended, he and HoweF Morgan
"hs the value Of ground 10 be taken III ono case 81
kNIOQd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
ALL ABOUT JOHN MccLAvE's IGNORANCE.

The pr, sent proposition to widen One-hnn-
r-cd.aud-th rticth-st the north side evidently 10
beneat the soa estate o. Controller Richard b. Connolly
on the 60, side. discovered on newly prepared
mep in tha Department Of Parks. THIS new Depart
men, OF w.lch Mr. fweeny is the head s s'dd to claim
Authority {, conduct stIcetviisr!nes west Of Fourth
ave- and north al Observation-Disclosures. One OF tue
actual taxpayerF who read the cards Of John N'aYe
prolucsd Yesterday the following rom the HcGI EstaN
Rcrord and BtiiGcrs' Gu.dc, Nay H. 1870:
,rScV-Y r., Real +. tar Exchange" rs 10 be eslnh-
Iishcd The h 10 incorporate 1t, having rassrd both
branches al the IcgsaUTe, Efs been signed ~ me Gov
nrnr Thn CAPITAL - tu be $4,000 diyidcj into shares ~
so Zach The following gcudcucn inc 'rp1rf"r':
Nm NJ Tweed. IT,. John AcC idre, l.. j. Snaudey c Coz
con" &c,
II bir. JOIN McCage is not personally acquainted"
Win Richard L. Connolly. dJes he know any OF his
fritrds1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
HAPH AND rfIsnAps-

PatrOlnan Michael McCoyOy Of the Twenty first
d. Peus. dismissed 10y tbo Police board YESTERDAY.
The police recovered yesterday 500 worth Of
property shd bad becn steu fvm No 1871 Myftave Brooklyn.
I'nstampcd boxes containing 5000 cigars. the
property Of tivsr Pee, seized yester-a ~ fOGn 10y
Dtpgty Collector GlberOn.
The residence of Thomas H. Rodman No 1C7 Con-
gss~, Broos s't on dre last evening servant
Tie building rud furniture Damaged > O0J
Miss Mary Ann Herbert an actress at Wallack's
.tuch with paralysis Fltrn Ferry boat yesterday
nonag, tni su conveyed to her houe ~ a carriage
Five cases Of small poX were removed 10 the
Hospital yla' BY the Health Ofer from tho saSenh
Msd Bookn Where tie disease appears to be incIea1s
Herman Hahn, a grocer. smashed during an out
passion. $50 Mirror ycNriay, belonging Mr eag
Morton OF No. COS NJ Brooklyn lie ArreAol for malicious
mischief
A fire occurred. early yesterday, in the kitchen OF
ID. GrsI Central Hotel BroaiSa caused BY the esrre~ue OF
leaving TIE ol grease, which DO LED otT ana
igH.les. Ihs Ire eIiaguiihei without giving AZ aEno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CoLnNLals EnR AEEIcA-

Tlr New-York Colonization 5ocieCy shipped,
by the lorl, Thomas Pope, which sailed yesterday tor
Liberia. 1r, ailomt Of goods tools. &c, 10 found IN
institution, DC called tle Arlington Manual Labor
Institute" IT, object Will be to cdut ate young natives
fpr nj .onary service Among the passengers on the
Thomas Pore was the i. Mr.. Bcrnd0u, c0orr mis-
siuurIv gud formerly tiaVc After being liberated, -
went % AREA ard funudl tufCctsfj mission. After
furrdug several ycre there, hc tmned, but goes
on air v,h lis vie aud children, 20 establish NV
InisslVi, mo banks OF tho junk Fdrnin, Ri,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
MONUMENT ARRIVALS.
Fiffh-

Clarendon IIotel-Gov. Hoffman. - Fifth
Avenue notei-Grn. Wickham and John Eeho'S OF VIZ
giEia the Hon. W. J. Nehlpne 81 AlDaBy, 1. IL. tan
field OF Vermont, and Marshall Woods OF Prominence
80 Aston Iious5-Gen ~ ~. Curtis Of OglensDufg, INC
Rev. Dr. Morris OF Philadelphia John 9. Rves OF WASH
iudOn. aud the Hon. Charles stamford OF HcheItc
tady = 81. Nicholas HOtCl-Inspect0f General Nc
Quade OF Gov. HUdnin's staff, Col. G. = CaInng,Oh Oh
Virginia, the Hon. John T. Aycrill OF 81 Paul, MINI,
and Col +. NJ. Gilmer OF Alabama. -- Grand C,hlral
Hotel-EX Mayor DOdson OF Petersburg, Ne., ana COL
J. II, French OF Boston Aibemar.o I0tel-oamuel
rockingham and l.. Parker Deacon OF Boston,
New.YOrk IIOtel-Gen. w. d. franklin OF Harttori'
F. b. GOwen President OF the Philadelphia and Reading
H. r. Coz and Jeremiah Abbott OF Boston. 49, BIOad-
way HotoJ0hp e. soeicy, Congressman elect iTom Sell
eca County, n, Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CASH ASSETS xsARLY oSB MILLION DotLAHh

Til. rn,erpsng Corpsrv entirely from ~ ~ bore1
requirements and long with Lie Con,sa s sss
policies As follows:
1t Positively on.so,ftabe aner ONLY ANAL pryrnm
I'd No extra charge Ct he lives VI fepsiss.
"a. Frgcp permits ~ officers - the ARM aui Navy.
permits foreign countries whenever 90 DsDsi
dese
This Company Numbers amor; re rorl ~ Dtoroae Of the
prominent wealthy United Ssies. uhose
Of good Of 10 s AL Jes 70 tbs IN
sured,
MaiorGen AMBROSE BURNSIDE. Governor q Rsods islz.d
Hon VIM SPRAGCE, L. s Seuatof from Rhode fs'a1i
Hon HENRY T. ANTHONY, U. 3. Senator from RhOs Idsad
JOHN CARTER BROWN. es1 Of Brown L lTeI
FARL T. MASON esq Of ProSiience T. T.
The Branch Office Of lie Comp In tie City al New era Seaed
~ No l57 BROADWAY.
Wte, sry Information obac ref 70 ss ssnsd bs,
Of LIE Iasaance.
SIMON g. BUCKLIN. President
e. q. MCKNIGHT fiosPTesdeul
VIM Y POTTER Secretary,
W. 4. oKIE General Agent for Eh'e:n W 4
Liberal Arrangements. inside With good parties 10 ssrss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
rRooKLYN rNTERNAL rrYnNUn RErUKYs.
Tho Banks Railroads, and Gas Com. anies
IN Brooklyn mako internal B,yonua returns Tor tho
TIE M,prsoH-AvE. WIDENING SCHEME BAKED.

II seems that the 1ammany scheme for The
Widening - the upper part oi Mu!isonaye. cannot no
present nc executed. ftatuo r'stcts tho tNcnsion
e th, f0f any STRENGTHENING 10 certain
limits an is asserted Tat, Il the area OF this asscs-
iucnt exteudod n8 widely "a any existing statute
would allow, money tuCu.h could not BE- obtained 10
CarIy the widening through. This seem. 70 le highly
'c sing q, sJuc holden, ., property On tie line az me
con rlat9d via ung. Their expressions n TO the
di,irt -, of tie iuZ are Enthusiastically ~ idYOI ~
dealing with wood s co. II Il SUMMARY manner.