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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Feb. IL A. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL oFFIcEa,
WASHINGTON. ID. e.. Feb IL A. NJ.
Synopsis Jor the Past Ta1enty-f0,u Hours.
The area of highest barometer continues in the
South Atlantic States and the OHIO Valley.
Rising barometer, with falling temperature. and
clear weather are reported from Pennsylvania
to New England. Cloud and snow continue on the
lower lakes; clear weather and falling barometer
on the upper lakes; slight northeast Winds with
clear weather. In the Ohio Valley and rain on the
Gulf coast.
Probabilities
The barometer will probably fall on Thursday
very generally east OF the Mississippi, with
increasing cloudiness and rising temperature.
The area Of threatening weather and rain ex-
tend nOrtheastward into South Carolina; light
northeast winds prevail in the ONO Valley partially
cloudy and clearing weather on the lower lakes;
clear, cold weather IN the Northwest.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for tonight.
Supplementary Weather Report.
Snow was reported last mig at Buffalo and o.
wego, N. y, and Saugeen, Canada. Rain was re-
ported from Galveston, Texas. IL was showing
this morning at Grand Haven, Mich. and
Oswego, N. Y, ana heavy rain was re-
ported from Portland, Oregon The weather was
threatening at Galveston Texas; New orleans, La.
and Virginia City, NJ. T., and was clearing up on
summit of Mount Washington, N. H., with a
westerly gale and the temperature sixteen degrees
below zero. The temperature was down to zero at
Cleveland, Oho Keokuk Iowa, and Leavenworth,
Kansas; degree below at Chicago. ILL.,; below at
Davenport, Iowa; below at Duluth, MINI; be-
low at Escanaba, Mich. ; IA below at Omaha, Neb,
and 10 below at st. Paul MINI. The temperature
In this city was degrees above zero, having
risen 8 degrees since about midnight Snow con-
tinued to fall at Grand Haven, Mlch and was re-.
ported from Saugeen Canada. Light rain was re-
ported from New Orleans. La, and Galveston,
Texas,
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Commander d. b. Harmony has been ordered 10
the command OF the Mohican; Commander Low has
been detached from the Mohican and ordered 10
return TO the United States. Midshipman A. p
Nazro has been ordered to the Boston Navy Yard;
Midsnipman James NJ. Cove to the Mohcan,
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cheerfuily tax themselves and the people or Utah
TO maintain, uphold aud defend all the Terrific
rial laws, Notwithstanding the charges made ~
the District Attorney, who has had no fair oDpor-
unlty to understand the true situation or afairs IN
Utah, only as he mas gathered them from persons
most lnlmical to the pioneers OF that country. AS
IL Is manifest that all these legal proceedings pend
ing In the Courts OF Utah are Tor the violation Of
territorial laws only, and not the laws OF Congress.
II Is clear that no appropriation can be maze TO pay
these expenses, unless IN defiance OF all precedent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
THE LIVINGSTONE SEARCH
EXPEDITION.
Progress Of the British Movement for Explora-
ton in Africa.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

LONDON. JAM 81 187z
The meeting in aid of the Livingstone search ex-
pediton, held at the Mansion House this city last
night, at the call Of the Lord Mayor, was well at
tended and quite successful
subscriptions were received to the amount OF
$4,000 sterling.
Measures were taken to complete the organiza.
ton and equipment OF the relief expedition and
send 1t Off at an early day in quest Of the explorer
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snow Blockade on the Union Pacific Knil-
road.

OMAHA, Jan. 81 1872.
Three eastward bound trains on the Union
Paci1c Railroad arrived at Cheyenne dur
ing last night Some OF the passengers
claiming 10 awe beer sixteen days
on the road from ogden report that when they got
through a DRIFT the wind blew the snow back into
the cuts and filed them up again. Rawlins reports
that the wind is blowing and the snow drifting
Two trains going west got as Tar az Cooper Lake
ana remained there until noon to-day when they
started West with snow ploughs and large force
OF men. A passenger train, standing at Sidney
station, was run INTO by another passenger train to-
day, and one passenger was Injured.
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BELGIUM.
The Trades Strike Renewed by the Working
Carpenters.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 81, 1872.
The journeymen carpenters OF this city are on
strike and the masters have closed their shops The
men are now paradiug the streets
No disturbance has occurred.
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THE GRAND DUKE ALEXIS,

LOUISVILLE Jan. 81, 1872.
The Grand Duke Alexis and suite were driven
about the city today and visited the Opera House
In tile evening. They will leave tomorrow for the
Mammoth Cave, and, after a brief exploration, they
will return to the train and proceed TO Memphis
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS

Mcclure Bent on Contrasting the state Sena-
torsbip Won by Gray.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81, 1872.
Mr.. Mcclure, defeated candidate Tor the State
Senate, declares his intention Of contesting the
election, on the ground OF fraudulent voting.
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Private Revenue stamp Three Inches
long, with likeness Of Mr.. Hall in the placed
the OF each genuine bottle of HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER. Take no other.
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The French Minister Of Marine has decided on the
creation al 1ouon OF scientific Chairs for the In
structlon CT sailors workmen In the arsenal ana
nautical persons OF all sorts. The lectures VIII be
on SUBJECTS relating chieny to navigation and the
mOdcs oI lighting ~ sea-
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A MURDERER TO BE HANGED,
WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jf

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Jan. 81, 1872.
The application made for new trial by the
counsel of George Grant, who was convicted Of the
murder OF Amanda spence, was this morning,
after an able review by the Court, overruled, and
the prisoner was sentenced by Judge Butler TO be
hanged.
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THE CcLD WEATHER.

Ten to Twenty DeRrees Below Zero mt
Lewiston.
THOMAsToN, Me-, Jan. 81 1872.
The thermometer at Lewiston and In the vicinity
this morning ranged ten to twenty degrees below
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Cold Weather Along the Hudson.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. y, Jan. 81 1872.
The weather In this vicinity is intensely cold. The
thermometer in this city this morning marked eight
degrees below Zero and at Millbrook twelve below.
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present session. Here's where they are wise
For if revenue reform means anything it
means q reform in revenue taxation that
will relieve the burdens of the people.
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ItltSRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. 81, 1872.
The Thanksgiving ceremonies in st. Paui's for the
recovery OF the Prince OF Wales are announced TO
take place on the 9th OF February.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

a.-f:reen, Orange and Purple Arc Among
the cloud" colors prsuced BY the common mnera! hair
dyes but In the twinking OF an eye Natures browns and
blacks are reproduced BY HILLS INSTANTANEOUS
DYES.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81, 1o72.
The weather in oregon Is very cold, and the
Northern Pacific surveying party, under Captain
Maxwell, abandoned work in the pen d'0reille
country, and reached Waa Walla recently after
great nardshIps and the loss OF several animals
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PINAN OIAL FAILURES.

PIrTsBURG, January 81, 1872
Thomas T. Phillips, q dry goods merchant OF this
city, Is reported to nave failed. His liabilities are
reported 10 DO $lsoooO, and bis assets 100000 or
$70oo0s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

WESTERN PAPER thinks the high tariff
men in Congress have determined upon
course OF mastery inactivity" during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.

TOPEKA, Jan. 81, 1872
The bill to remove political disabilities, which mad
been killed twice, got the calendar In the House.
to-day and was passed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

The Weather in This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-our hours. IN
parison with the corresponding day OF last year,
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy,
HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

A notwithstanding silver Tea Sets and
Dinner Services at prices by the manufacturers
FORD TUrPER, 7ss Broadway, corner Tenth street.
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BACHELORS Hair Dye-Fhc Bcsf In tho
world the only perfect dye harmless reabe inssantane-
At all druggists.
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Traffic on the Delaware Impeded.

PHILADELPHIA, jail. 81, 1917.
The weather Is moderating. The river Is full of
Ice impeding the lerryboaus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,
FORTRESS MONROE

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 81, 1872.
The United States steamer Worcester the flagship
Of the North Atlantic meet, dropped down to the
compass buOys to-day to swing shin. She will sail
LII day or two for tine West Indies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Browns Bronchial Tr0cbes, iOr Pulmonary
and ashma,ic disorders have proved their efficacy by test
many years and received Testimonials rom ehent
m used them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

| A.-Royal Havana LOtiery.--J. ID. Martinez
CO.. Bankers 10 Wall ST. box Ass New York Post oalcs
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Average Temperature yesterday .151
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year 391<
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CHARLESTON, w. ", Jan. 81, 1872.
The Kanawha River is frozen solid. But one mall
has been received here during the past week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

A..Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. Murray streat..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed TO
7s6 and fss Broadway, corner OF Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Archery PectOral, so Ceuts.-Superio
for coughs sore throat and hoarseness at RuSroNS
barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington AveA
nue. Twentyhfth Observation-Disclosures every day aud
oil night ladies day and evening; hest ventiaon highest
temperature best shaYpoong; gratrties; advantages
unequalled; Europe outdOue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Crists dora,s Hair Dye has no Equal In tho
world a ia the safes aud rsia5ls OF Sold every
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ENGLAND.

The Religious Thanksgiving for the Recovery Of
the Prince Of Wales
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s.y,;lse,s T0othachc Drops, Cure In One Win
mia Hills HAIR DYE. black brown ouiy5J csasA
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Al Ougi,s, t,OIds, &C., Relieved by Using
HAZARD cASwELLS COD LIVER OIL.
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Royal Havana Lottery.

KOyEI Havana LOTTERY.
Prizes and information furnished the highest
paid Doubloons all kinds OF Hold and silver Govern
insnt Securities &C, &c TAYLOR s. co.. Bankers
10 Wall street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Wedding Notes, Rail- Cards, Mouorrnms,
Orders OF Dancing, TasseIs, &C. Portraits steel.
= JAS EvERDELLs Sa broadway. Established 1919.
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COrtina'S Force Thanked by the Revolu-
tiOniStS Under QuirOga.
MATAMOROs MENACED.
The Troops of JuareZ i'm a Des-
perate Condition.
A VICTORY WON BY DIAZ
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW fuak HERALD.

The HERALD correspondent at Matamoros
has forwarded us the following special de-
spatch -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-01

Tho National Convention Urges the Neces-
sty Of Openly AcknOwiedRfns the Creator
In All Matters Of state, science and Educa-
tiOD.
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A BLAST FROM BINGHAMTON.

Erie To be No Longer Controlled by Dis.
honest and Inscriptions MISREPRESENTATION
FavOriDg the Repeal OF the Classification
Act.
BINGHAMTON, N. Y, March II, 1872
meeting OF persons opposed to the present man.
agement OF the Erie Railway and In favor OF the
repeal of the Classification act, was held at Fire.
mems Hail. In this place, on Saturday evening.
The Following resolutions were discussed, without
Opp0sltlOn and passed by unanimous vOte-
Resolved, That capitalists Americans forei gners who
by their enterprise bring sequestered regions
uon with great commercial cenes equally deserving
protection under laws.
the State of New York. well common honesty REQUIRE
that all stockholders In corporations formed under
should have equal and just protection and that each
every bynn d stakeholder should voice
and management OF such corporation In proportion the
amount of stock held by him.
semby be requested to obtain possible proper MEANS
the repeal of the Classification act called which has
abled INSCRIPTIONS men obtain control of the
way and to retain its upess dsodged by legsa
on and that provision be made by law for fair
election OF directors by the bona d stockholders of
railway.
Resolved That Representatives be also requested to
obtain possible such legislation shall give
within the State fair and equal rates OF transportation Of
property.
Resolved, That we regard the issues involved In the
struggle before the LIE with those who compose
The purity and to the safety of individual rights and that
We snail deem representatives unworthy of
hdence u they fail to give to the before indicated
their influence and support.
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THE STATE CAPITAL,

ALBANY, March ii, 1872.
There Is rumor an0at that the committee on
the charges against Senator James Wood Will make
their report tomorrow, and that IL will be unfavor.
able to the Senator. lie Is In town this evening,
but 1t is rumored that he has not come to STAY
and that he VIII send IN his resignation
before the report is made. In this con-
necton It may be stated that Senator
Tleman intends soon to lay before the Senate the
facts and figures relating to the construction of the
Ninth Judicial district Court House which, it Is
alleged VIII snow that Tweed certified
70 frraudqlent warrants made out on work alleged
TO have been done and materials alleged to have
been furnished for the building. On the
strength OF these facts and figures he viii move
that the Senate take some action In relation to Mr.
Tweed's seat, and at once TO settle the mooted
question wiener OF nos me foafsn aistrcs Is 10
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o'BALDwIN END MACE.
The "IriSn Giant' Scathing the
New Yorker.
COwardice, Petty Dealing and a
"Heavy'' Challenge.

PIVTsBURG, Pa, March II, 1871
O'Baldwin's reply to the communication Of Jem
Mace has been forwarded for publication to the
Eastern sporting Journals 1t Is c0ucned in Ian
guage more expressive than elegant, and is a lite
raj blow that calls for the tossing up OF the sponge.
He accuses Mace Of almost having given the finish
ing blow to pugllism, and that he has disgraced a
good old instit ution that was the means through
which he escaped from the dross of the dregs OF
society from which he sprung. OBadwln con-
tlnues:-When Mr.. Mace was not quite fifty years
OF age q craven heart would not allow him to fight
me, and scheme fully equal to his Canadian afiar
procured Tor him timely relief OF an arrest.
MI. Mace says III well know his hackers VIII not
allow him 10 go 10 New Orleans" His assertions are
false. as have no knowledge Of who ms hackers
are. Mr.. Mace says 81 have said have been aching
for years TO get square win him." II get him
within the cropped squaren snail make him fight
square. and sKulking IN his corner wiz not save
him from me- Will keep him company there.
lie also says If do not make q match. II ever we
meet he shall try 10 make me toe tile marx He shall
very soon have an opportunity OF tOeing the mark
with me, either in or out OF the ring, or bOth II he
pleases 1 will meet Mr.. Mace at Henry Monaghan's,
S2l Walnut street, Philadelphia, on Thursday. the
18th inst, between six ana eight p. NJ, to sign arl
Giles according to his own terms.
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1lIE gVEl.Tal0Vu.
CONTINUED FROM THIRD PAGE.

dirty fragments, Of paper, the little groups and
cques Oh Duy els and sellers, huddled close to-
getner and eAgerly with ontstretched index fingers.
taking or making bids; the hurrying once boys;
the yelis aud shouts OF "bears' ana "bulsn-all
THIS Sc familiar 10 the eve of New Yorke., was
muc.l the same as ever except that the crowd was
Dger ana the shouting noisler and more ven enent.
Here and there, too, the faces OF the op orators,
either pad and anxious or excited with 'xultatiOn
at the prospect OF soon realizing their fains be-
rrayed more than common interest IN ie fortunes
OF the hour and marked ous the wigh'ss who were
especially interested In the struggle but this part
OF the story Is sufficiently written In II ie figures and
quotations OF the financial column.
II ought not to be forgotten. elthe; that our Eng
fish cousins who now appear TO '.tand some show
OF getting at their own again, wer. frequently COM
mented upon. Every man who lad some scheme
that needed only English gold to set At gong re-
leiced IN the prospect OF a renewal OF European
America And now ana th'tn you ran across a
thoughtful man who would ell You that at last the
carnival OF legal plumber, CT which New York for
the last ten years-snce the beginning OF the war
has teen the scene, nad At length ended. The fall
OF Gould was nearly al that remained to Complete
tue reformation of TIE city, he would tell you. But
time alone can determine the correctness OF this
view
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c. snfpose Of getting IL put on the Board, was
>enpelled to disclose the extent Of the iraudulent
the Stock Exchange on that occasion, as follows:-
@ NOT ' a Scs s
gs;pOnsbie bank Of trust company other ssti:.
1ssS ns snS % .ud not ss
sa Of sS ss so e es @
pers and IN writing TO the President Of this Board Of In.
CO Ss sf'
stock or bonds Is about to be made
"Iiave you any definite idea, Mr.. Ramsey, Of the
amount OF stock issued in TINS way by Jay Gould
and his fellow rascalsY"
GoULD's vILLANY EXPOSED.
Well SAID the little Old gentleman II cannot
say exactly; Jay Gould in ms trade OF tanning alns
up % ,ae rs Stock 1859 na@ M
being an increase IN addition to the $4,000, 900
OF $685. 1885, 600, which since has been increased and
do not know how much they have issued since
September 80, 1S7l-God only knows, these bandits
short one. for their downfall Is very near" aud
here the OLD gentleman smacked his lips with good
show much money do you suppose did this Ring
take from the road OF fail to account for IN their
GIGANTIC ROBBERY
~ can give you me exact amount" said Mr..
Ramsey, consulting his notes. "rhe amount which
ings OF the Erie road IL $5l,42 TO. The
only way that he attempts TO account for
this deficit In part add the old account OF the
now defunct New York and Erie Railroad That is
fraud upon the face or II, as The New York and
Erie Railway ceased to exist In 1862 and account
was closed. In q few days the Ring will Ind Its
doom and they will be brought to jusice.n
PROPHECY.
"D0 you Think" said, "that the Erie ClassIfca-
ton bill Will be repealed by the Legslature?'
"Ihere Is not doubt Of 1t. l tell you, sir, the
storm will burst very soon, and be to those who
are caught in it'
And the old gentleman was a wise prophet In his
way, and had sense enough to see what was com.
lnH,
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March H. 1872.
The House met at half.past seven p NJ com.
municati0n was received from the New York Board
OF Health In answer 10 resolution OF the House In.
curing to the correctness OF reports concerning
the establishment or manure depot in tna city nj
the foot OF r0rty-seventh street. The Board after
detailing us action, which allowed the establish.
ment OF this depot concludes by submitting bill
which they ask shall become law, and which will
enable them to remove summary all well founded
complaints In respect TO dumping manure In said
city. The bill Furnishes the offender Dy q fine OF 500
for each offence OF dumping load OF manure in
Mr. SMILEY reported adversely on the bill 10 re.
peal the act xlng the price paid for publishing SEES.
sion laws In the various counties. The report was
agreed to and the bill rejected.
BILLS INTRODUCED
BY Mr.. FIELDs-Providing for the Improvement OF
the Eighth avenue, New York; fixing the assess.
BY Mr.. M9uLToN-Regulating the use of the Fourth
avenue, New york, by the Harlem Railroad Com
pany.
BY Mr.. FIELDs-Tnat Richard 0'Gorman, Corpora.
House. within twenty days, the title OF ali suits and
proceedings during his term or Office TO set aside
asses ments for local improvements the names OF
attorneys, and other Information connected there.
with; also the detects In the present laws relating
TO levying assessments and the collection OF the
same, and submit law on the subject. Adopted.
THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT HOUSE.
ny Mr. F0LEY-Ihat Il. Canary, Edward J. Shand.
icy na conn Cox Ss 70 Sd TIE
port amounts OF liabilities incurred by them, paid
or unpaid work done, services rendered, material
FURNISHED, by whom, wha. price, WORK TO be done,
tAe estimated cost thereof their own claims, paid
or unpaid, and other ike information. Adopted.
Ihe House went lnto Committee OF the Whole and
disposed OF the following bills:-AuthorizinQ the
Guy oi Rochester TO raise money TO pay It's debt and
TO third reading
Also enabling the same city 10 issue bonds to pay
on aehclencies on account OF the non-payment Of
taxes. Third reading.
also 10 egallze bonds issued by the same city In
au ol the chicago sufferers. Third reading.
Also bl TO raise money In the same city 10 pay
on IT'S uept lor Arsenal square. Third reading.
| ALAS THE POOR ALDERMEN
Aso reporting the act OF 1871, extending the tern
| Third reading. Vi Ne" ioiA
no authorize the New York Life and Trust Com
pauy 10 take deposits TO the extent OF ten times M
cap.al anu surplusi authorizing the company [,
! invest IN Donds and mortgages out OF the State
lenRtny debate ensued on this bill az TO inc vain,
Oh different securities when finally progress on th
! bill was reported. "" "''
J Adjourned.