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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-05-13
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So much has bean written and said On
the subject ofthe mystsries of feminine
make. up, and the arts Of the toilet to
which our fashionable fair are popularly
supposed to owe half their attractions,
that ii may not be amiss to glance on
the other side Of the picture. Do the
beaux religiously escheW these same artsl
Have the lords Of creation no weakues-
ses for the fashionable deeeptions that
perfect the symmetry of the form, the
color 0f the hair and whiskers; the bloom
of the complexionf Is has been charged
that male creatures with wigs, dyed
hair, colored eyebrows, padded chests,
shoulders and calves, may be. d.ily seem
prolnenadihg Montgomcry and Kesrny
streets. In Boston the men quite snf-
pass the wemen in the reeoEt 70 aftifcial
means Of improving their appslssnes, if
there Is any truth IN the following indiot-
sment against them drawn BY : Massa-
chusests girl in Springfield paper She
boldly says:
Men quite as often use cosmetics -
women. They wash Ia borax and lemon
juiee, use endless quantities of glycerfne
and sweet oil, and can tell the girls
secrets shout sleeping in kid gloves and
poulticing hands and face to make them
white. Perhaps you have not . big
brother. have. aud big cousin, who
both delight in hooking as irresistible NJ
possible, and some of the mysteries of
the toilet into which these same lords of
creation have iniated us girls would as
tonish you. Why, bless you, We didn't
know such thing as ssPerlitina" until
they told u.s. "Most all the students use
it, says consin Tom, who is at Amherst;
cant get along without it makes them
fair" And then brother Jack tells who
buys cosmetics at his drug store, and it Is
not the girls. AS to painting the face,
lady who for years kept large board
ing house for gentlemen, numbering
professional men, railroad officials, in
suranee agents, drummers and mechanics
among her patrons, declared that nearly
every toilet table in the house was sup.
piled with paint, and she knew they used
Didn't know such thing as Perlitins
| till cousin Tom told them just think o.
thati After all, it is barely possible tha
this cousin Tom at Amherst who was q
ready to turn States evidence was q bi
of Figaro.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-05-13
Railroad Accident At salen.

From the Salem Statesman Of May
9th we copy this
The train due at this station yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, met with what
might have proved eerious accident,
involving the loss Of life, but for the
presence Of mind Of rhe engineer in charge
The accident occurred at the first road
crossing this side of Mr.. Dasidson's 3
farm house, about one mile south Of the
depot The following y Mr.. Frederick
Casts (the enginaer) statement as made
TO our reporter The train left Turner'S
station rs usual, on time, and consisted
Of eight fat, six box, two stock cars and
passenger coach, and at the time Of the
occurrence was running At its usual rate
Of speed. When opposite Mr.. David
sons house be saw three horses near the
road in field known as Pringle's pas
ture, which is an open lot lying on both
sides of the track he Immediately
whistled on the brakes, and gave the
usual signal Of warning. The animals
| jumped on to the track, running ahead
Of me engine : few rods, when they
were caught In the cattlc. guard placed
ut the eross road. The breaks were
| ti2htened up to stiifen the train. and en-
gine reversed to meet the shock--the
engineer knowing that, fastened - the
horses we're, that the train was bound 70
fy the track and had he not taken NE
above precautions, the loss Of his own
1 than probable. A Il was, both barely
escsped. The fireman, who. It the time.
was on the forward part Of the engine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Prof. Frobsher will give free readings this
.v.pinc in the Hall OF the Cooper Unon assisted by
Mia Nertie Collins and Miss Grace MacIaughlin This
entertainment included in the free Conrse OF Saturday
Night Lectures
A Temperance Convention met last evening
at tho rooms OF the VIM NJ. Tweed Association, No. 29j
Tbird.aye and unanimously resolved that obsce ne
snging and dancing bo strictly prohibited hereafter at
all society meetings
"The National FreeTrade League OF Brook
Ign" has evidently but few sympathzers IN that city, ~
the mass meeting called for last evening at Brooklyn
Hall proved an utter failure Ats o'clock the audience
numbered only 90 persons including rcportet ana OF the
numerous distinguished speakers announced not one
peared The meeting was therefore ah10nned by CoL
Ellsworth Of the Committee Of Arrangements.
The Brooklyn Cooperative Lot Association
has elected tho following officers for the ensuing year
President Caleb sninon; Vice President, Oswald MalBe
Recording Secretary, WIN. L. T. Chapman Financial
secretary Richard :. Stevcs Treasurer, Alexander
Campbell Trustees Vim. r. T. Chapman, g. Martn, L.
b. Wheeler Alfred b. Brink. and John Koran Total re-
oelpts since organization, t2s,lss o.
The Irish Societies OF Kings County met last
evening At Emmtt Hail. and made arrangements for the
due celebration OF st. Patricks Day Michael Fox was
elected Grand Marshal and A. W. Smith and Thomas
tOllg;h Aids. Delegates from about 50 Irish riNie
soceues OF this city met last night IN HberniA Hall and
unanimously elected NJ. McSeiTney 10 act a. Grand
Pairick's Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
THE ALBANY EXPRESS ROBBERY.

ALBANY, March 3.-'rhe testimony given in
the Fkns trial to-day related the fact claimed by the
prosecution, that the prisoner in want Of money
express robbery; also to the identification tho
revolver found the Of the ono sold
by the dealer, Scott tbs day Of the robbery; also
thel amount and Kind OF money sent 10y the TX
press Company the day OF the robbery.
Galen r. Hitt, ottmney-atlav, testified on
the first point mentioned above as follows: d" Know
the prisoner: him the 4th OF January at the Jus.
tees Court; asked him what he going to do about
paying note had drawn in favor Of Mr.. l. n Keelar
Tor VS. oO he asked me II could not wait few DAYS
ana asked me TO adjourn The wanted 1t adjourned
ioI week mo would then he able 10 il; he could
pay II them he sad he willing 10 paw what he owed.
M SAID he would be willing TO pay $50 gee $500 for
EeaI, lie sara val pay The note next Saturday. on
IheH'Ey hohG Sook out Judgment against him; he
sara hefe Womb Dc III failure In getting the money
This testimony Is of Importance in view OF the claim ON
the pas Va M prosecuting attorney that lac also
prove thst flkni hsd enough money in his possession
Concerning the revolver found near the scene OF the
crime David ". Ward gunsnith swore tbat he yeo,"
nzed IL which he cleaned while in the emnov ~
Scott Brothers. gln-dealcrs. lie reoocnized n b r,,
OF his wise the BARREL and by the letter On nriyae
che store after he cleaned it, discovered tt IL " 90
not there after the 9Th OF January. Myer Frsnd 80
Morris erin testified that fHsins went into pswnshop
ON the afternoon OF Jaa o. ana bought revolver and a.,
terward returned IT, saying he could fud M cartridge,
10 Mt it; he remarked, before he nTst
houoh, II that 'ho could oct ho,.
yer thsn fbaiat SCOTS" The Testimony 1917
relation TO the OF money sent 10y the Express com
pauy in the safe which Was robbed shows that a con,
Siderable amount OF IL in fractional caTrcncs Hal
pnes denial he had given certain descrp tons OF
The man no shot him. not corresponding with Flkns
seem thus far 10 supported by other evidence. one
or two persons yesterday ana on thursday swoe that he
ala NOT Five any descriptions Of his Hs>aant when first
discovered after the attack and while returning w Troy
~ the defense wishes TO prove.
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BunNrrr,s CoCoAINE-The best Hair dressing.

SOMETIMES A COLD WILL NOT YIELD TO OR
- n,o,,. .vc,u.y or THE EXPLANATION o' Tas
,,c.-x ,r,,a or THE TuBEs THROUGH wHioH rHS AIR We
,,, =. ,,.,u,,vrrp 70 THn OBSTRUCTION Vno-
ruo,. PAIN And ,or.sx. nossESrS coVdh' DIFFICULTY 9"
,,o HECTIC yry.n AND AsPTTiSo oy BLOOD niITHR OR
,,,,, ,ru,r.rrSa ruS STRENGTH OF rHE PATIENT AND
,,o,o vrr, SERIOUS prss,sE. DR. JAMES EEPEcToRANr
,p. 70 urxovE rnEsx RELEyISd TnT LrSa'
NJ, A., opsrsrcrtsa sarrES. HEALING ALL sohKNE"
PtrrKsr Ayrnx, AID BRoScnrs ARB nkEWE CURED ~ THIS
.,,1n,Rp rrxrpr AND REPUTATION IT "" MAINTAINED '"N
~ ur, 1r,Rs AFFORDS TIE SUARAST1 oV ITS NEAL
soID EvEayvHEHE
II. N. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st;, New l or Is
49, ri pIsce TO bir reliable WATCHES hne niANpN.
rLKt and SrGkLISO BS1LlsH SLVE4NaAA ''
YoUyG MEN, BEFORE DECIDING ON LII Ihi,
p ~ i bsr, 4 vi ten Pbrenoo-cll description 10 lean Nh'
Inc c.a ia Co. Nominations AZ SO BrJsd@ay'
r,,,,orp,crrv annIied for the relief of Acute
"a Ci--n n,e b. d. CHMBERLS Ne. West tourteeathtL
For Morn PATCHES, tRECKLEs, AND u AN
49, p,vp, N,rH .Np FrKCTLp LoTioN Ihe opV fenae stp
,sly G,T renewing brown di.oonrlions from me sam, ~
| oa b. H. r. C. PEaY Dermaloogst 70 Boa4s heH-iofA 81
PrADY-Kvox's spEING HAT for Gents. No.
2I2 broadway corner q Fal'oas
The Fashion OF SPRING HATS for Gentlemen
rI - ,l M. day E,PEssCBsID Manufacturer. l5 hasaaft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
ppnMINRNT ARRIvAL9

Astor House-Gov. McCoOk of Colorado, ex-
ssnans n Pettis OF Pennsylvania, and senator
t, ~ IiIddetown, y. Y. == ST. Nicholas Hotel
qh' w Young son OF brigham Young 81 Ulah, j. H.
pncott of Philadelphia ii. X lierson, vice PRESIDENT
Pullman Palace Car Co.. aud Col. f. H. LOOMS OF
Ol " andon Metropolitan HOtcl-Hirayama.
eberane and Kerashe, OF japan. - BIeVoOft lousc-
zen T. Marvin of Albany, Richard Sullivan OF Boston
70 NINurray of Toronto. aud Colgate Baker ot loko
Icmo - Coleman HOuse-Tbe Hon. James Noron OF
svrIcuse - Hoffman House-JuGge y. y. Cooley OF
Iyyrso kew-YOrk HOtci--Col. X. J.. Maury OF
virginia - Grand Central HOtel-The Hon. John NJ
Winsow OF 81. Paul, Mimi, aud Col A. B. Rand or
IiofilIo 80 Firth Avenue UOtel-Gen. W. G.. Ely OF
Connecticut, and j. H. McYicLor OF Chicago. - Abe
mario HOie-Judge Mcneil OF Flshkil and john r.
WnsOw of Poughkeepsie.
DEPARTURES.
Cant Bcrmrdez bearer OF dispatches from Madrid
ARR yed here In the Russia Thursday, and lsft Tor
Washin gtOn yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The amount of the school
fund in reserve Will not be sufficient to pay teachers
salaries till the OF May. the beginning Of the fiscal
year Unless the teachers work atuitousy the schools
will probably be closed during Tie last two weeks OF
April $500 The various German organizations have deter
mined TO hold grand celebration In honor Of the vctO
ries OF united Germany All the societies will join In the
celebration which will occupy three days, the l7h 18TH
and 10th OF April There will be concert banquet, gym
nastc contest and other eXcrcises...A suit has been
hronht i'm the New-Jfrpey Supreme against The
Watts who arrested some Tune since on charge oi
giving short weight in coal Tie damages are laid at
$1,000.
PA1rRsos-T1e new charter win establish IS bureaus,
as follows: Assessment and Revision OF Taxes, COlec
mons Licenses, Auditing and Accounts, Disbursements
Street Openings, Street Improvements, Sewers ana
DRAINS Surveys Assessments and Estimates Outdoor
Relief indoor Relief, Corrections, sanitary Inspection
Vita Statistics, md Buildings. Street Columis-
sioners the city Clerk and the Cry Attorney WI tach
receive 81 500 per The citizens VI the Nht
Ward have presented Remembrance through Senator
Williams against the legislation which proposes 10 blot
out the Ninth by annexation ~ other ARDS lheF also
express the determination 70 return 10 AcquOchanUnk
township rather than TO he thus absorbed The rs-
dence of Frederick Nord0f near The Plank road caught
fire Thursday night, by the DnreCng OF AkeTosehf lamp
and damaged 500; Insured
WEST EsD.-Louis speer eInpl0yf I'm the watch fac
tory di.charged pistol his wife ia Jealous IT,
caused by her passing the Du8r plat nasAtd toa Sv"d
looking fellow -boaTder. The ball missed her.
NEwARK-The trouble between the Unonst. VI. J..
Church Trustees and Mr. Hedacn, th" butcher, concern
ing the latinTs right 10 erect sired on piece VI land
adjoining the parsonage, wasl ended yesterday ny The
market. The church guardb have "oen accordingly re-
neyed.
ENGIFwooD. Efforts making O. remove the comfy;
scat from Isekonsack, and establish II IN ma town
Johu Wadcy At Gloucester City, u slowly proceeding
Al albi y expected Ia be proven
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Fer Greasu and pncs list sdl.ss ,,, o,,
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The Fashion OF SPRING HATS for Gentlemen
will ~ Introduced , dag. E,PESsCBsID, Nalniaeure Us hasaasI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04

Coroner Keenan, held an inquest Yesterday at No.
N C.,n. a s,, ID. bov Kemp, % Who
Ssv,.d on Tha,da, NTH child his lie crossing the
sdins the pier the loot Of bt-b1on
serf hi, footing and They re--uts
bst Mr. kews srbssrs ,os 10 oo'ip sbsn me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-04
DISgEhEGES FRlM TED EAR
AND
PARTIAL TEAFJESS CURED.

IN, number and the importance n e deD'nd or he attention Of Dr
biz visit 90 tbs t and the grsnn amount
attended ls slasut have induced ln to llee
his elrn NewYo, vi much depend upon r'isancs
consult bin had better make an early call
additions already large g Of PATIENTS he
ae after the April Residence, 80. " Elsi Seyenenh.st be-
tween Pnsye Of reception from 70 d
Dr. Harlsy generously attend I'll suffering IRON ahec
ns OF nu Their BY proving his
ure1aa. anu protecting from being sri-o by ptnE SELF
.tyhi advance aud the uHcou o Je sore
by permitting e application vi dangerous remedies ~ u
erJrie.crl sud uusk. 'fui t1ris
bees so.- m head on disaFceahe dichrEes from the
ear neey aud permanently removed without lg t a rain or
a. -aranei who're u2iiorn;uoa does
NOT exist.
yesrs undivided attention to this branch Of
srrcal puet,e bis treatment 20 srL ger
confirmed obsn4t eA "
st.rds attention % TIE prescribed.
owing testimonials submitted with eonlenee Trey WV
estimation he professional Irath17ls are hei
by sorre n g1shr me- cal men u ue country;
have pllsGr. r. Harley n pacue 7nd nave
h5oJ opinion OF bis character, bo'n IN lie po
bsiou ano gen'eusn'
". PARKER. N. D.. Professor Of Surgery, H.
lis professional aues sL be duly appreciated By those Who place
themselves undsr h,s care
JOHN " WHITAKER. v. u. Professor o. ANTONY, Ie.
Errr aI a liter fr1m the late Prof Valentine Mott;
Prom Ni Dr. Hartley oln his pertinent cortec
an ergemanlr" VALENTINE MOTT NJ D.
pleasant favor 10 the treatment
adopted by Dr. Harley - dcrs@ The application
aTi ts effects anu, nsautalo~
oua' II. 7. HEGDAAN, counselor u Law
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
TIE NEW HAsBUaG D1sASTER.

Continuation or the Investigation by the
Legislative Comuittce-Lcster fran the
Inventor Of the Patent Brakes.
ALBANY, March I, 1877.
At a session OF the Joint Railroad Committee this
afternoon, TO continue the Investigation OF the New
Hamburg railroad disaster. letter was read from
MIR. Creanier inventor Of the patent brakes, which
were the express train, describing the purpose
and manner Of using the brakes. lie says it is the
duty Of the engineer TO pull In the bell cord till 1t
aut, ami he should not as this case according 10
the testimony, call or the fireman to do So He also
says his brakes have been In thirteen years and
never before had ever been said tnct they failed.
Also, II properly used train can be stopped In
500 or 900 feet THIS letter. Which Was written rum
Lasalle, H., by Dreamer, stating that IL was i'm
possible for him tc be present, was put III as evt-
dence.
The chairman stated that as Judge Fa,rcnild who
appeared on behalf OF the railroad company, WAS
unavodaDiy absent, 10 might be proper that gen
tieinan hau requested, 70 postpone the further
animation day or two and to fix q day for the
close Of the examination.
The General Superintendent or the rsilroad said
he thought II would be an accommodation 20 tue
company tncre was time given to examine the
testimony, portiOl Of which only had to-day been
placed IN his hands. II Thursday was agreaa upon
he dld rot know but 1t wonld give time enough.
The committee then adjourned to Thursd ~ AFTER
noon next, at four O'Clock, with the understanding
tnat the case would then be closed up.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
TaE REPUBLICAN COURT.

Mrs. CRAMPS Eighth Reception No
OBSTACLE TO Washington Festivitics-The
British Com missioners and American Bellies
Gay and Brilliant Entertainment.
WASHINGTON. March I, 1871.
After an lntermission OF one week Mrs. Grant held
her eighth reception this afternoon Lent does not
appear TO have thrown as deep shadow as usual
over Washington gayety. t .is is in measure
owing to the holding OF the first session OF the
Forty second Congress. The new members are
In the city, some OF them having their
families with them, and Washington is over
nOwing with strangers. II is probable that the
members OF the republican court circle have mag.
unanimously concluded to sacrifice themselves little
longer for the entertainment OF these people Mrs..
Grant, being constant attendant upon the Metho.
dist church, does not believe in
RUSHING THROUGH ALL THE GAyETY
that be crowded into the season and then going
into sackcoth and ashes about it for six weeks.
From the crowd at Mrs. Grants reception to-day one
would imagine that very few distinguished people
are strictly keeping Lent. The President was seen
Slowly vending his way through the Green Room
into the Blue Room, carefully observant usual
OF all that was transprlng around him, and pausing
now and then to exchange greeting with an ac-
Guantance, the latter, In every case, making the
advance. The British
MEMBERS OF THE JOINT HIGH COMMISSION
were among the numerous visitors. After they mad
paid their respects to Mrs. Grant and the President
and been presented to Mrs. Senator Logan, Mrs.
Marshal Sharpe, Miss WashDurn and MISS Felt the
LADIES' who assisted Mrs. Grant in receiving, they
moved about the Blue Room seeking out all TIE
pretty ladies they had previously met being intro
duced to Others Earl De Grays English looking face
was seen lowering in the neighborhood OF several
beautiful bellies, whom he critically examined
through the eyeglass which every few minutes was
perched above his nose. spray OF lilac ana white
nowers, with green leaves, ADDED to his romantic
appearance.
LADY THORNTON AND LADY MACDONALD
were among the notables present.
Gail Hamiton's restless, petite figure and bright,
eager face lodged about here and there--now she
was In earnest consultation with the President;
there she stopped TO carcss @ sunny faced child, and
again she hustled oil III che direction OF q dashing
belle. Miss Hamltons oest friend could not con-
sider her pretty, but there IS a nameleSs winning
grace in her manner despite Its DrusqueDess.
Mrs. Fish was present IN an elegant Carriage
dress, as was Mrs. General Fremont, Mrs. General
Porter, Mrs. Secretary DeanO, and host OF others.
Madame Catacazy attracted the notice that she
always does, more particularly as she is not often
seen at receptions
This reception was one OF the most agreeable and
brilliant that have been held by Ars. Grant this
season.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08
THE HOLDEN IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
sad story Detailed by Wi;ness-Ku
KIrxer JustifyinG Their Crimes-Ly y ncb
I,uw i'm North Carolina.


Luw in Nort, Carolina.
RALEIGH, March Z, 1871.
The testimony In the Impeachment trial to-day
with the exception OF that Of Lucida Morrow, a
coored woman, witness for Governor Holden
was unimporlant. She related most horrible
outrage heretofore unpublished which occurred in
Orange county about twelve months Since but
which was perpetrated by Ku KuS from Alamance.
One night about twenty-five or thlrgy disguised
men came ana broke open the house where
herself husband a1d three children resided. Tney
seized and roughly handled her husband, VINO was
dragged from the house with rope round his neck.
she implored them not to harm her husband. bur
tbev beat her back, and her husband begged to be
allowed TO bid his wife and chilcren aoodby. This
was answered by dragging hlm OF aud cursing her.
She cried out TO attract the neighbors, and then
heard some Of the men say, .'Go back and Xiii
every Id one of them" This caused her
to Keen SILENT and she then took her children
to the woods where they remained the entire night.
To her horrsr she found his body hanging, with that
of her brother by its side, not one hundred yards
from the house. She had not seen her brother for
several days before until MS murdered body was
found hanging side by side with that OF her husband.
on n pacard which was pinned TO her husbands
body was written In large letters, "Al DarDburn-
ers ana women offenders we Ku KluX hang untll
deadl dead dead"'
In the animation 1t was elected thar the
negroes above executed were not only suspected,
but actually known, to have nred the barns Of
several planters which were entirely consumed a
short time previous Three other witnesses were
examined.
The New York herald., 1871-03-08

hh objections, Which arc effect that existing aw. mads
goo or gsga ca % should not be interfere without
The bill was then rejected - '''-' +'s' NV 'A'
Incorporating the rndaSas alans nsroFrTo; ,1,
h@n1ns ,he eonsrcon Of armoy syrlcuse iacor
rating the New York Advertising Company; araoiatory OF
railroad in Auburn; amending the ehosr n H., ioP sree,
T"rnvereini eharerins the New College Phasma1y
The following subcomm ttee Of the whole was announced
Banks c. T. norton aennod HUBBARD woon woG ana Masfpsy saa
ELLIS PASSED.
purposes 70 amend the act correcting abuses rslaymg
e Nsg S" sy o sq
the several judicial departments 70 TX timea and places
eaa,as Ghcasnso canal n Binshauton; Amending toe
amending the s easr sf sso .s Of CHART. sgo
ST. Vincent de Paul; incorporating the Harlem Hos
scpons in Ulster De,ware Greene and SCHOLARLY eoan su
ties to the Rondou and oswego Railroads relative to the
property amending the charter OF the society for the protec
ton OF destitute Roman Catholic children in New York.
Incorporating the and Bushwck Underground
a communication from the New York Chamber of Com
merce relative to canals received and ordered to be
Recess until SOP NJ
Evening" Session.
The Senate met again at half-past seven O'Clock Pm
rho Ia, BILLS PASSED:
me pm relative 10 the acquisition Of property by the Ame
rcan Society for the Prevention Cruelty Animals
The bin amending the charter Of the Williamsburg Sharp
shooters Society OF Brooklyn was passed 'r
0KSERAI.
The following entitled bills disposed OF "a noted
Enlsrging the boundaries OF Auburn a
reading
Authorizing the election OF police justice at New Ro-
chelle. Third reading.
To enable the of New Rochelle to raise money to
erect new town hail. Thi ird reading
To amend the act TO facilitate the construction of the New
York and oaweso Midland Railroad make the town
and city and village commissioners elective by the people.
Third reading.
Authorizing the clerks certain counties appoint
tonal and special deputies Third reading.
Mr. GENET notice of bin to authorize the Second
Avenue Railroad Company to extend their tracks
Adjourned