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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-27
BY Hill & Goddin, Auctionecrs'
No. 11os Main street.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS. On
ID PINE STREET BETWEEN BEyERLY AN ,,.'
ADJUSTABLE FOR SALE AT AuCIioN .;- y
SATURDAY, September 2Sth, ls72, I sTyt9 sl M
OF GROUND on the west side of Pine street, To-
called as above described The property VIII bs al,
vided uto three lots Of 30 feet eacn' VIII aept m
well situated ), .o,,,
TERMS One-third cash balance At siS anu tws'Se
n trust deed. MILL " .,aa,r
re a4-td S"'uohe'e
Jmnod,ately ofter the above sale. say at "a O'Clock
p NJ on the premises. we will sell lie feet OF ground
on the southwest corner Of iIe and Spring streets
with a depth of 40 feet p,,,,, NON,
on the market, aud lie beautifully. :,
TERMS: Onc-thrd cash: balance ut ana /.
mouths. rer cent added. secured by trust deed.
~, "a HILL A tiNDDIN, Anrtloneers.
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sssssErc gsssss.

rgssYe BEA TITF UIs sB GLIDING LOTS g
\ M RI E SSIKTff gIDE OF CLAY sIREETl!
sErWEfSN FouRTH And FIgTH y. sFh sE s,iss
t.o,. 81 fs iyersfses Of, TUEsUAY The Isl gc.o-
ber. nj 81 o'clock r. nv TWO BEAUTlEG,lL
R;JIJ, DING LOTS fronting 20 By 150 ieet S S
viii, an lev ia The rear on the NORTH side Vi Sis
street hetgycen Foifth and Fifth streets.
TEEns One-fhirds cash; the balance In sI1 ann ~
twelve months with interest, secured by 1Seu VI
trust as HiIhAADoosS, S1snoenrp
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OFFICIAL.
An ORDINANCE TO FORBID SECU

Ia IAR INBUK UN IJfE HhBHN I ~
TPassed September 9th, 1872:
/. B. 1t 0rhnineI by The Council Of re GftN ~
found lnboring at any trade calling. or employ
his apprentices servants, or other employees; In
labor or other business except In household or other
work Of necessity or charity, he shall forfeit ten dol
Inrs for each offence every day any apprentice or
other employee Is SO employed constituting u dis
tinct offence. -
cadjng section for the transportation OH Sunday ot
the mail or of passengers and their baggage: anu
son who cOnscientiously believes that the seventh,
day of the week ought to be observed as sabbath
and actually refraius from all secular b1Iss' ana
labor nn that day PToride,t- lie does not compel
an apprentice, other employee, not OF his belief
to do secular work on Sunday and does not on that
day disturb any other person.
first day of October next. ,
20 ,sG City Clerk
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BY Robertson & DrOnahYh.
Rea, Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
Manchester, Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
n DENCE IN MANCHESTER. ON the corner
of Ninth and Stockton streets. containing six rooms
kitchen aud dairy. with all necessary ont-buildlngS
Lot fronts lis feet Ninth street, with depth OF
1873 feet. The situation of this house Is VERY excel
lent and we commend II to the attention of parties
wishing Il home In Manchester Price reasonable
and terms 1ileral. .
Also, a or OF 40 feet front on the southeast side
of Hull street inst above he corner of Tenth having
a depth uf 100 feet. This Is one df the most eligible
sites for n business stand In Manchester. Purt1eS
wishing such place will do well TO call on us.
ROBERTSON & BRnEAUGH,
Office opposite the courthouse
sell HUFF street. Manchester, Va.
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r,aR SALE az AUCffaN 4 ] &, !.
m = ffT5fJsE AMI LOT LOCATED 5 s,, 4 Nh
= s1 aiisE nF EIGHTH BETWEEN II "a
SHEET ~ ,rt,nn an
~ fine III day of October sTz ~ %
ss plsuisss the a as sasa side q aisEi
fronting about 20 feet On t s, fe intersection OF
sraee and Eiahi Streets and running buck III t nm
Irregular line about o. feet OF, ts neft N n sKICk
IiWEifINS of large size and o klTc5isS' x ass
and water on premises. ,,,.nea NJ eiS twelve,
TEaNs fe-tfird cash taic ITO. with 4 I,er
o,d aI1g,teen mouths negottable noIeS WIN pS
cent. addetI, secured by ts'lss aees' - DAVIS,
SO
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TAALES E. BRAGG, POI, corner Second n
and broad STREETS, has now on hand and IL,
continually rCpiring superior stock of TfA7
CHAMBER, PARLOR, aud DINlNG-ROOM5f l
FURNITURE. which he is selliug for c;,sh rs low
az can be bought In the city. Also on hand, MAT
IRESSES of all descriptions OF my own make.
tphos,ering and Furniture repaired ut the shortest
notice. sn lS-3mk
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II ARGE AND PLEAsANTIY.sITr
A.krED PRIVATE KESIDEkCE AT TfSy
EOKTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN A No YfPsaTI
owner who has removed from DE city, We Win .1r s
a auction Upon the prelnis. on SATURDAY. a ss
RESIDENCE locaisd rs a5oyc. II has ten nom,
besides nBoattuiidiTg With four rooms and bss IN
modern ecnveTiences, with PRS and .afer r. ~, AZ
house. The lot Is e3xl;J feet. ~ VIC
il has recently iiHtie:gons thorough reps,r ,pd
improvements and Is offered as one OF the inn,, d
sifi,ee pieces Of property Of rs Bind bow b h
In ifs ntcssnt form It j. Jisssapt trstArnrs =.
Esslfs, a,f1s BILL With asiikht "a rsnss X syH
he arranged f1t two tenerneGts. wsl you'd I, ia
high per cent. on the Investment
Weare authorized by the owner to sav that n !.
hts purpose to sell at any price approaching The
value Of the property, and having other msticrx il,
view he !s willing to submit to considerable s,e,.
flee Ii necessary TO effect sale Bidders may there
fore attend tic safe with the ASSURANCE that Inc rr
perry will be sald IL there ia auy disposition sbaur
tD purchase it ;st even a moderate r,icc
6RUBBS i WILLIAMS
sc % Auctlotfsrs
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By Lyme & Brpthrts
Auct,onesrs aid Real Estate Agents,
No, 1912 Aial;l street.

pRICK STORE, WITH DWELLISSGe;
ID OVER SAME No 426 SEVENTEENTH
STREET, BETWEES MARSHALL CLAr A li!sti
STREETS, FOR SALE Ar AClTlON.1MG, s SILL
on The premises, on FRIDAY the nth day OF s ,,
TENDER 72 at n f;rsfr Gp SclT oca;ed az above
$500 n,v IN t,e occupancy Of George Singer
az bakery; al! in nice repair. The lot has fr'i'
Of 25X- feet v,rs r,puTEFR
Terms AZ e''e' Auctoneers.
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CITY Coll ECToR's OFFICE.l
RICHMOND. VA. September II, 1872. y
r AM DIRECTED BY RESOLUTION OF
4 tho City Council to receive from any person as
SUPPLEMENT Lust
of real and personal property the whole or one-nal
of the amount assessed agains: them without tue
additional penalty OF ten per cent? from this dale 10
the 18th dsy OF October next. From and after that
date the remaining bills unpaid Will liz regarded Us
all other bills Delinquent on the first OF Jniy ,S-
-'' JOHN r. REGSAULT,
re ls-lm City Collector.
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tg ernule \, Williams;
Arcfionears and Real Estate Agents
Al, ..,, ,,,t,rapn Mutn and Bank.

tg EfiltFEs q, sFl'H'H',
AGcnoneers and Real Estate hspnls'
Eleventh street between Main ana bhuh'
VERY VALUABLE FARM OF ONE
Kindred AND TWENII-,THdEIEIEi,
ACRES, CALLED SLEEPY HotLSnGM; S LnE'
so FWHO III SiRES TT CHANGE, HIS Bps,,,
NESS FOR SALE AT AUCTL0S;1Wye, VIII !th ser nf
at auction. The preni.es on TN aI iit.'a
EaRM ,i,ove ,tescrited; eighty acres cleared: the
la lance in wood and timber. There + GOi e.
i1jitucs: . fine orchard mi full bcarirg the an9
I'm good state of cultivation, and well waterea aha
healthy; neighborhood excellent H. IS ano 1; gu
mond This is most desirable little farm, conVe-
nieut TO churches. mills, &c.
h""' a. '' GRuBBs & WILLIAMS
sns- Auctioneers.
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Lost. sTRAYER, Sc.

r OST, Il CHECK for TWENTY-FIVE
IL DOLLARS, No. 2aO, dated September S, Is72,
drawn by j. Peterkn OH Lancaster & Co. The pub
lie are warned not to cash this check, as payment
has been stopped The finder will he suitably re-
warded on leaving III. same with the subscriber 1T
$40 Broad street
sc 2J-als r. c. DANIEL.
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MshE RsFarR Az FRIyA1Es AEEs.
TOE SALE HANDSOME BRICK REsI.
u DETCE. modern confirmation, nine g zen zen
s ssh w ia ss &C. Pfiec modsrase Ters
s Fsiso, another soaae~,et lsss In Taiae Terms
a sTiso,a easAypsoME SQUARE or tsnotND in.
si d O., Apply 10 ,ii & a hSss ss.es.
TOR Sal &, SMALL FARMS on Rlch,
II mond, Freaericksbnrg md Potornae railroad DAD
, gEsss sass ns "a IN sood ofd der
from " to " 's 81 e 's $ss zs sso sss
&c as-w.fSs Ills. opposite Dtspnfch:
TOR SALE, these RELIABLE invest
Il ments In the following localities
sozso Taylor e. sp'rt,%s ser s
sa1iso r., pine street. soxlse IT., Pine street
t., ,,.v g sE;,iI az IL net, north north Fifth
sossso set near ao.l.o feet north Fourth
Leigh street nc aosRas r s !, ,,o .,,.,.
soxiSc IT, Main street '1 HILL IT, Grace street
z. nro,d st,eet ! ssexIIo feet, Twenty
'''> - : rHoM d1ssIh s1 BsowN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
V.ThsS Ills, opposite Dispatch.
DOR SALE, HOUSE with six rooms,
II west Main street.
HOUSE. rooms, west Clay street
Houses, six rooms each, Fourth beyond Leigh
street. ,,i "a - .;t,.uot
House. four tDufns, N near Twelty-rigth stree;
HOUSE, three rooms, Overton between slA''' a'''
'j HousE and STORE, Pine street.
iAooN' y. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and AuctloheCT,,
Ills Main street, opposite the Dtspasc"'
sc os-W.F,&S3t
DOR SALE.-MARKET FAM K icp 1 IS
EIEyEN AND ONE-H Al r AChn;s
II1,,isE' &c. ON Central turnpike, three mites
below Richmond r,rv HORSE BE-, on
Nn,r Market road. fonr miles below Rfchmohu:
Alsq; ;; sJ,Tad BATES & WARREN.
H"'''n Real Estate Agents,
ouu- sret Eleventh and Rank streets.
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A RTHUR ROONEY.

IN FURNITURE WAREROOMS, As
GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS Inof
Have finished improvements of wareroomS, and
just returned from the North and West with large
and well selected stock Of WALNUT and Low
PRlCED GOODS. Also on hand, HOMEMADE
FURNITURE and MATTRESSES of all kinds ]
warrant satisfaction, Us usual. Very respectfully
ARTHUR ROONEY,
Sc Z % fsDvpynar au6 Fran In sfru
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DILL RICH .nFMA
L MOND. AND NORFOLK EAM-rSSsNaEssAss.ss.s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEkk.--Stcamers NORFOLK, EMfIRE, and j
S. GREEN, CONFUSING this line, will leave Rich
mond every MONDAY and THURSDAY ut ]?
O'Clock NJ, and Philadelphia EVERY WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY ut the sainG hour, alternately.
Freghts received daily Sundays excepted for all
purts or Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware,
Also for Charleston. Savannah, and New Orleans,
and bills of lading signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals AMI
statero0n, &S. ". p. PORTER, Agent,
No. 242j Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM =. CLYDE & Co, Agents,
No. 12 South Wharves,
ja17 No. Ia North Wlarres, Philadelphia.
EOR LIVERPOOL AND .1FMA
l. QUEENSrOW INMAN LINE OF r rsssssesgisS
MAIL STEAMERS. SAILING FROM NEW
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Payable In Gold. Payable in Currency.
First Cabin. .........S71l Storage. $50
To London. .......... SO To London. ......... IS
To Paris. ............ 81 To Paris rs
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland and
the Continent at moderate rates.
For further information, apply ut the Company'S
offices. JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New York; or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
ie4 Richmond. Va.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r HAVE FOR SALE TaIRTEENRAMS3
u or tn. Cotswoid, Sontsdown. and Leicester
= n's,' va III iILIAAl FAsToN,
3 IA t1sssa Gott3esas HIS, Va. Z
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, GUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest
,ntist be- of green color, well dried, and free from
sand sticks, and berries. We receive 1t either ut
our rannery. IN Manchester; or In Richmond, al
landing railroad depot or ut our store, No. li22
Main street.
~ i-d&w3m HUl.ST MING.
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WANTED. PRACTICAL MACIIIN-
w IS'r and DRAUGuTSMAN who Is capable
of taking charge Of foundry and mae hlncslop for
the manufacture of portable and stationary steam
engines and all kinds OF mill and other machinery.
A;nod opportunity is offered TO u suitable man. Adj
dress lrCl- box Isl. StauutOn. Va. sc 2a-lw
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HARDWOOD & RITTER, a
Ii GOVERNOR STREET, ~
RICHMOND, VA. M@

-
with the goods we manufacture anti with some ad-
ditons we have now on hall superior stock Of
FURNITURE, made by the most experienced
workmen of seasoned timber, and warranted In
every respect us low In price as any goods Of the
same quality can be bought In any northern city.
All In necdof goods In our line viii find 1t to their
Interest To examine orr stock.
MATTRESSES Of all kinds on hand and made TO
order.
FURNITURE REPAIRED at short notice.
6ee: GOVERNOR STREET
~ CARTWRIGHT, ~
Ce FURNITURE DEALER. w.
NO. 10 GOVERNOR STREET, BELyIN's f
has Just returned from the North. and offers
the luiScst and best stock of WALNUT FUR.
HiTUKE he eyer before kept, which Will be in
creased by weekly receipts. lie warrants the goods
70 be equal In workmanship to amy In the United
States.
WALNUT SUITS with and without dressing-cases
FINE PAINTED FURNITURE with and withou!
pARLoR sirrTs of all grades;
Best TIN ond WIRE SAFES ever made in this city
EXTENSION tt BL rs. LOUNGES. and all other
articles kept In ftrst-class house.
Call and look ut stock. Lowest prices for cash
hu6-Jm
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 4|FfA

EOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO a>+E&
n MlNIUN STEAMSHIP COMPANY. e sSF4ses=s>a
The side-wheel steamships OLD DOMlNlON
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, and IIATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond
every tuesday,, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ut O'Clock =. NJ.
Leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY ut high tide.
Ihese ships are entirely new. They have elegant
Saloons stat, -rooIns, and bathrooms.
The fare. accommodations, and attention arr I'M
SURPASSED.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent.
my % No 3 t,oytffiOr street
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w ANTED. Il SITUATION as TEACHER
w either In n private family or institute by
Eirgin. lady. She Is thoroughly qualified to give
instruction in English. Mathematics, Latin French,
German, and Music OIL the Piano. Would not OBJ
jgct to going south. Address Miss W. Y. T., box
i3l, RIchmout. Va. sc lB-cUd2w
The New York herald., 1872-04-16
Marine Dism stcrs.

STEAMER Cry LAWRENCE, OF the Norwich and New
York line, went ashore on the 10th instant, in og
East Marion IL Assistance went to her from the shore,
and by vigorous cxeriions she got ahoa when the
tide t about ~ 40 AND and proceeded, leaking
sderahly.
smP Crown PRrScE O3r) Moran, at Boston 18th, from
London experienced successive heavy gales of wind from
SW to NV, with sudden and dangerous shifts of
WsW backing Into SSE aud then veered into WNw ship
lying TO with lower mantopsail the making clean
breach over her, breaking and tearing everything before
It, One ordinary seaman was washed across the deck
and had two ribs broken Passed bark under bare poles
March In Ion I'll W. March 13 lat ~ 80 Ion f6 II W,
spoke bark Sabra Moses, Kilam, from Philadelphia for
Havrc before partially reported She had experienced
hurricane In the Gulf stream losing foremost by the
deck, bboom by the cap, main opmas head gone
Ind topgallanimast bent jury mast for ioresa
required no assistance.
SUR w HATFIELD (Br), at Philadelphia from Savannah
reports 9Th inst, ~ miles east of Five Fathom Bank
piankng with sides of buIwarks some painted white and
black lascd together hastily with ropca Ii had
been used u from wrecked vessel: no.
thing was on II that could give any clue 10 who had
used H.
SUR MONTANA Atwood from Boston for TTongkonQ with
Island of 81 Pauls 2og register built AT
Ncwhuryport, where she owned by Mr. j. A Mosclcy
aud Mr. Hale The cargo was owned by the Trudor Com
pany.
sup vsSus tBr, from Daren Ga for Cardiff ashore ut
Dcboy BAR k to be sold together with her cargo lun
ber as she lays, at Savannah on the 20th inst
BARK LADY FLYNN O,r) at Philadelphia i,h from Ant.
worp, reports having had heavy weather 10 Febs
Prom Jan ~ 10 30 tremendous heavy gales and heavy
beang seas spit sails carried away crane Of f0rtopsail
board which started deck load rails burst In front
Of cabin house. ship strained and made water than
also adrift n hold thirty tons 10
ease beT Jan ~ carried away mGiDtopgallan asti the
The New York herald., 1872-04-16

| Safis. | Destination.
OFee.
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 10, 1872.
CLEARED.

Steamship Schmidt CSG), Dannemann, Bremcn-IIer
amship Rising STAR Conner Aspinwal via Kingston
Ja-Pacitc Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Pictou QBr), McKitchen, st Johns MA
Outerbridgc
ship Hortcnsia (Nor) Mcssen Cronstadt-R Ruger Bros
Bark Alayo tSp), vahouret Baracoa--E Pug Go.
Bark Wabsatch (Bp, Graham Sagua-s Merchant
Co.
Bark George Esson (BD, Mclean, sagua-Gscrgc II
Brewer.
Bark Eliza Barss (B), vesey, Hamilton, Ber-Middeton
a Co.
Bark Albion (Br), Wilson, Montreal-Hendcrson Bros.
Brig Susan (Br), Cafray, LWerpool-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Alice (BL), Kendall Antwcrp-G Bulley.
Brig Konigcn Elizabeth tNGD, Reich Antwerp-Funch,
Brig Lavnia CBr), Lockhart Gibraltar for orpers-H
Brig Lily C,r), Ryan, Aspinwall-C Swain Son.
Brig PrOtcus (Br Carlow. Cardcnas-Wm Ingalls,.
Brig Hermann. Hichborn Cardenas-Caryer Barnes
Brig Harold (Br), Sinclair st John, NB-Heney Par
schr s A Reed Reed Para-Miiler 4 Houghton.
schr Annie whiting Hutchinson. Demarara-Edwin
sohr Resolnte, Martin, st AIMS Bay and Kingson-J
Wurd Il Co.
schr A johnson, Harris Washington, NC-w Hin
Ean
schr J A Bowker Bowker, Sandy Hook-Campben
Gardner.
schr Harmon Curtis, Cnrtis, Boston-F Talbot Co.
Schr Red Jacket, Aver, Bostol-I + Brown Co.
Schr Fred Brown, Thrasher, Providcnce-i jackson
Go.
steamer Mars Grumley, Philadelphia.
steamer Il Biddle, McCne, Philadelphia.
Steamer Novelty Shaw, Philadelphia.
steamer Walker Sherein, Philadelphia.
steamer Monitor, Jones, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1872-04-16
AN ANTIeRANT MASS MEETING IN BROOK.
LYN,

An antiGrant mass meeting OF the citizens Of the
Ninth Assembly district was held last night at
styles Iian, corner OF Fulton and Bedford avenues
Brooklyn. There was a very small number OF the
residents ofthc district present Mr. III. +. Crozicr
occupied the chair. A series OF resolutions were
adopted TO TIE effect that the administration OF
President Grant a disappointment to them and
q failure to the country; that reconstruction was
hindcred and not perfected In eight OF the great
States OF the nation; enormous land grant subsidies
had been given TO wealthy railroad company corpo.
rations when the public domain belonged TO the
peoples that the income tax 70 pay of the national
debt was being collected and the debt paid or be.
fore II was dne that relatives Of the President were
appoint,,J to offices which belonged TO the people.
ana which IN 30 lust sense We're personal glft or
family propetis: also that commerce had been pros.
tlated -
Mr. CRozrsRN stben made speech, crltl.
cislng the acts of the -, President during
A. well ne those who. were now sustaining him.
lie considered the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
lined man in riding for he could ride TWO horses ~
Inherent directions about as wen as any man ne
.ycf knew. He had said that the prcsldent dropped
IT, Domingo because II was the popular VIII OF
he p'opIo, whcp iD fact, he drVppe9 N)of INC same
The New York herald., 1872-04-16
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
The Bcwildermcnt OF Citizcns-Action OF |
the Committee.


the Committee.
The attendance OF the meeting OF the Committee
OF Seventy last night pretty fair notwithstand-
ing the incemcnt weather. Mr.. James NJ Brown
the Vice Chairman, presided In the absence OF Mr..
william T.. IIavemeyer, the Chairman, who was
celebrating with his family the forty-fth anniver-
sary of his wedding.
Mr.. EDWARD SALONoN made a report Of the
condition Of affairs In Albany. and Informed the
committee that he had good reason to believe the
charter would be passed practically as 1t went
through the Assembly.
Mr. g. c. DErMOLD called the attention Of the
committee to the proceedings OF meeting held in
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday night, and said
that if approved by the Committee of Seventy 1t
could only tend to divide and distract the people,
who earnestly desired reform In this city,
The committee appointed at that meeting 10 lay
the result Of the deliberations before the Committee
Of seventy, and to ask approval OF the action then
taken, made report; whereupon Mr.. Jackson >.
Schultz offered the following resolution which was
seconded by Mr.. william II. Wickhaln and adopted
by very decided vote:-
Resolved That this committee deem II nexpe dent TO
take any special direction OF the formation Of oganzn
ons for the enrolment OF the electors OF this city: but
we express the nope that all citizens VIII organize and
So enroll to the end that reform movement may
ceive their cooperation AZ the polls.
Mr.. JAMES NJ. BROWN announced that he would
leave the city In week or two. and rendered his
resignation as Vice President, but the committee
decided unanimously not To accept the resignation.
The committee then adjourned.
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reason chicken drops hot potato, because he
found he had burned his fingers. The speaker
charged the administration with not Onv hinder
Ing reconstruction, but causing increase of taxa
ton. They increased ,n s.e tax upon the people
" pay Ia the national debt, and after
ss'sihp million dollars out OF them they called II
a.. economical administration IL was the poor
alone who had to pay this enormous tax. Com
merce, he said, had been paralyzed and the steam
English instead OF the American flags. After
speaking for some further length the speaker
for the President during the previous campaign
and for such service had received the sum Of $500
per week.
Mr.. Rosso Sidney and ex-Assemblyman Goodrich
followed after which the meeting adjourned.