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New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
FAIRBANKS SCALES.

Fifty thousand Scales (S1 100000 in valuel
distributed among all the markets of the world. and
measuring the standards of all natons-Chinese, Rus
sian Turkish &c &cs the record OF the M0Ssrs. Fair
banks for 1871 The best goods Of their kind will be
sought for wherever they are made and when Scales
are wanted the ewes OF the world turn toward Vermont
and st Johnsbury has become famous from IL being the
birthplace OF that wonderful invention which has ident
most successful industries of the country. The
teriai consumed annually at st. JObnsburY by this one
concern immense from four five thousand tuns OF
iron thirteen thousand pounds OF sheet brass twenty
thousand pounds OF paints thirty three thousand pounds
screws fifteen hundred kegs OF nails two hundred and
thirty carbOys OF vriO three thousand tuns OF coal
four million feet OF lumber &c, sc. Though their fac
tory largest Of ts kind in the world covering over
10 acres OF ground and employing upward OF 800 men,
IA difcut 10 keen with demand for these stand
ard Scales. Our Taways extending IN oil directlOnH
and rapidly developing every mile OF territory they
traverse the increasing popularity OF American goods In
all foreign countries will give great stimulus 70 thia
special branch manufactures and necessltate each year
large additions the factories and the working fOrOe
IohuRbury
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
MAYOR HALHS TRIAL

The important trial of Mayor Hall on the first
the five indictments charging him with misdemeanor
will begin in the Court Of General Sessions this morning
ChiefJustice DAILY OF the Court OF Common Pleas pre-
siding The charges based on the Mayors approval
of five fraudulent and raised bills Of Ingerso Co ana
Andrew j. Garyoy, the Ring tradesinen. the ground
being taken that his failure audit these bills "a hs
duty required him TO 10 personally. resulted
in the SUCCESS OF the fraud. Tho prose
cutiOn will be conducted by Assistant District
Attorney Algernon s. sullivan. and Lyman Tremain
Il. l. Clinton and Wheeler II Peckham who represent
the Attorncy-Gencral When the case WA postponed
originally Attorney General Barlow announced that the
gentlemen whom he had engaged to represent hs Office
which DstrictAttorney Garvn had transferred his
rights the matter OF prosecution not then ready
proceed, but he did not name them. The announce
that this array Of counsel would appear for the
people led Mayor Hall to abandon his original idea OF
appearing IN his own behalf and he has employed be-
side his law partners, John T. Burr James NJ Smith.
and Edwin " SOughtOn.
1t ia expected that the trial will occupy more than
day or two unless the time absorbed IN argument
will the Mayor he formally tried on more than one
indictment, tho testimony a. 70 all being virtually the
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
THE HUSTED GRAVEL INVESTIGATION

TESTIMONY OF JUDGE HILTON, JESSE RYDER,
AND OTHERs-CLOsE OF THE INQUIRY
The Legislative investigation INTO the
charges against James W Hustled OF corruption in con
necton with the sale OF gravel to the City OF heWfoK
was concluded on Saturday.
lnir- Hilton testified Park Department had ong nsea
sgd yauabe gravel Hook Bank aud the
Para Superintendent consderea u essnuA % n sI
nm t er he sprn Of understand e grave
bans had ieen secured Company, vas Informed ol t we
pce :. . va regular one alike To al persons purchilg
about wear sreviou ny resignation conjunction WIZ tns a
rern Chef had made Efforts TO Ind ga1e' va
cny had seen many rersons claiming such and hAl
Of their gravel sent me o ei~hAsoai H,h m Uu,sd or
M P.t,t rsye COMPANY pnrchAse Of gravel for he P
Department during ny connection "ih H. eIep 70 i, non
,d winch new We could let Aonej vas Ihere se,
yard Of gravel daring pror leaving 'h DepsneP.
AZ not . m that before would be hlsd would
what considered a. AssoihNV o1t
80 m IN. wUrk Of the Departmentj there never vas A-'
yis 1eB by tbe Depamsat Paris gvng or
ders 10 Jesse RYDER give em Hastsd frar a. s ia
letter pubIshsd TN SeD York Iine' on sne S ts
iation approved by lie Board In ns Sumner o. NJ. is.o
gravel uigh he purchased OF we im"on MON
ue The purchs.. gravel eav Ia 1871 here ga 80
adopted b BOan tha gravel mht De % " ,i,c 10,
gravel and hr sveeny myef ~ers IN it s :.
gard hum, NJ frrar never spoke % NE ' ~ ~ s''
NJ Hns,I ind M the leer before spoken ofthe following Ian
image: The matter appears have been pI nu' R
so sost Va, good enough plum % decide one
Republican vote" u there to Jour Ah'"''e" '
Jadrs HltopIfMr Rider that letter be nus. nave ssosa
from sh that thn .a, tl. "A
sussny never Inlmsted ANYTHING OF ne AIM OF ao ~ A
49, % "a, ,s.,s9 m the author Of tho Communication in IN
1r< " - Ia VI J..,I W. tslAn'a q Ae uH PoA' "a h'
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

IN us and share terms Of perfect equality tho bless
snss which we eaoy. -,
,esiion OF honest Government by the exposure. re:
aoyal and punishment OF corrupt oincas whether OF
5sferred by OF party injury, proof Of the in
% Of the party and we t tpe S5SP9s S S sPS
nsFnos of party yenalty and we demand Of all public
eoers honesty, soerety aud diligence In the discharge
ty 70 oil attempts by corporations monorohes or com
raous 10 influence elections the Legislature OF the
STATE by the Of corrupt means.
40 That a. a general dissemination or knowledge and
;r among the people is essential to the existence OF
fec republic. hold the public free schools TO he the
safeguard Of our liberties and pledge ourselves 10 oherSn
rs That We favor Of such a revision Of our Grim
,nsl code will the more speedy and euectua
Administration ot Justice, ana such wise ana (uuel9us
ieeLson will enforce individual responsibility lOr
a1 aOts affecting public interests. ,,,
IA That the efforts now heing made by INC Worklne
,en of the nation improve their own condition ana
more completely TO vindcae their independence OF SSS
subordination, meet our cordial appreciation ana LOT
nroof that tho Republican party "a the true end OF the
Torer. point 20 the tact that while opposing a'
attempts 90 capital ana labor against each 9el M
a. mutually destructive IL has been by the efforts OF ths
marty that labor was emaBcipated from the ownershp
o capital free hOmesteads provided toI settlers on te
,uhic domain: the hours OF labor reduced and com
pete equality Of rights established before the law ana
therefore invite workngmen 10 seek WhateNer tuI
fber advantage or aiDeOTatou they may desire WlIn
The embrace Of the party Of liberty and equality
i5 That The ielut resolution passed by the last Gen
era Assembly proposing to amend the Constitution so as
70 prohibit tine Legislature from ever assuming OF paying
The canal debt which charged exclusively upon tHv
wabash and Erie Canal under the legislation OF 1886 ana
l,47 commonly called the Butler BILL ought 70 be adopted
hv the next General Assembly, ana submitted 10 ho Pc
ole TO the end that may be ratified and become part
y The Constitution. ... - l,,..,a
6aey and applaud the firm, able and courteous anuT
IA which De has discharged the duties OF MS hlBh U'
aud We pa XIV regret that he has not had the coOpra-
ton of Republican Legislature 70 carry out the various
measures proposed t0r the reformation Oh apuSes NV
,roeCon of the people against fraudulent canal claims
sud the further development oi the immense Resources
That onr Senators and Republican members OF Con
- deserve the appreciation OF their constituents for
80 Arm able and energetic manner in which they have
s,.cbarced their duties.
az mat Inc Administration OF Gen. Grant has been
,.,stent with the principles of the Republican party
NJ enurnty lust. wise, and humane, ana sucn as iu
fI hi. q e, and deserves cordial support And
rfore We instruct our delegates to the National Con
nou 10 vote for the denomination Ot Grant and Col
90 ~ orr candidates for President aud NicePreSdept
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
THE FREYCH ARMS SCANDAL.
HOW THE OPPOSITION TO MR.. SUMMERS EEso-
LUTON Is REGARDED IN TIE STATE OF
NEW-YORK.

HOW THE OPPOSITION TO MR.. SUMMERS EEso-
IUTION Is REGARDED IN TIE STATE OF
NEW-YORK.
To the Edftor Of The Tribune
SIR: Since last Monday | have been travel
ing almost continually the Empire State, and met gen
temen Of all shades OF political sentiment whose view"
upon the French arms debate " in the United States
Senate have been freely expressed and have not met
one who did not feel ashamed OF the exhibition Ar Kos
eoe Copkllng has made Of himself in that discussion
Mingled with this feeling has been one ot uhquAhueu
admiration for the manness, the dignity ana the power
with which he Febuked by MI schurz 10 inc coln
mon mind 1t seems strange indeed that Senator
No matter what his political views may be-can-
not demand an investigation into alleged abuses on te
mart OF our public servants without having MS motives
questioned OF ealing down upon himself the anathemas
of those who claim 10 be the special cusodans OF the M
tions honor 1t may comport with MI Conkllngs IDEAS
~ senatorial dignity TO at and betle the efforts
OF Mr. sumner or Mr.. Schurz to Inquire INTO oinciai
ropgdoin or careessness; but the great masS OF the
iutgent and thinking people Of the country are not so
much concerned about the status OF Messrs sum
ner and schurz the Presidential question as
they are 10 learn the amount OF truth contahcu III
tbese charges Of official shortcoming IL may sur
prise the Senator from New York TO De toiu thA'
bis discourteous and nsolent course In dealing Win
49, ob,roos has had much 10 do toward convincing
the people OF their truth Had Mr. COnkIhgs ulsporl
ton admitted Of his looking at things nom q @ o
i AN
that netenths Of the intelligent Repupcn Eo'ttI III
tine country were dslOyal 10 that particular ~ Vi VI
nubcanism OF which Leet, stocking, Porter q 20 aii
himself were examples. This discovery hlsnt s
Lovr induced him TO adopt VIZ
d;go-ort conrse in this French Arms debate
10 cbaracterize the mastery effort OF Mr. SchGla-
b Yricnds and foes alike admit 10 have been power
fnI-as an "airy display" would have Deeh ~ ~
bad taste from any one but Is ~hoiV the senate.
Had anything airy distinguished the manner oI Ia .ni
schurz on the occasion Of his great speech,
nave esraped comment by Senator VINO AoSui,, 10
| the Importance, gives himself the airs, aTs, ,tt' anu
makes the ridiculous displays Of MT Roscoe m re
! Every scboolboy In the land will see ih Ii Ie
remark the outcropping OF q spirit which ls e1slI
puffed up and which behaves itself very unsecS
When Mr Conkliug has acquired suhclent geheIosty ~
regard the magnificent tributes paid Mr 5ehufL 40 GU 10
nsutly due statesman Of enlarged views, an 1t,,n
orator of unsurpassed ability, ana When ne can a.
guisb between abuse and acknowledgement an .t imV
pendent statesman who dares TO tread the pain VI
and snbsrrviept partv tool who dares do n0thlhg a1
will place in Jeopardy his hold upon the l9aySo Tn IN
fishes then may reasonably expect 70 iini
hel0- York, Feb "a. 1871 v"
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

H.,sus .ud M.Anr,s H. tlsn scang 90
bores spd hhds Unte sse Makes Isss ,sf s-sk.
ouV sdy abr,sd gah.-
Owing hiss tcnsnis u boi ~ md eonesso. word have "
made 10 sell GoS 10 L 4 gl9lOt nss arybs IS d
sl s ps Molssss n s3r-as Argbe 10 No.
~ MusoVlo sga-t. Good Reaung qu'si sad ~
ler ao9e lroery grAi's irregular al 5ipAi rs
arrobe quiet, Cye 5l6 r.s PEI ~ hs'rg,,ao st -
per kec ssy Sil 25D*f - eWt Better aah
fun-r al Sl6Ps6 per bbi Amen Hams 9et1
Amecn Sas Si5Dsi8 per lnuts Am~Icsn sgsrrrei 80
S22 luintd t.ri stdv; rs Sss - pr 41nt
IN aA. on 150slo pcI qa,s,L Potatoes aat (" tI@sL
hhl Oaous fu, a. Sfntf - pof bb Tor AM een-
Coal On uns, reals per galion Nsv~
% 'enaBd Lumber WAa Pre- baoyHni 30 y ~
Ph fne per Shooks-Bor quiet q or resis as.
bead arm 1iDzt r-a Empty Ho.hssd, far 1smani 81 - p
sJ1 Hoops weak Fghts qlrt sn! shippers ~ 80 -
n'f,ei o~g 70 the unsettled state u &c market e hgI o. nss, =
horLsrn krehsres
urn United <Dl
tprs 49, ihi premium 20 das god u, gi2i pfeaium, sht
@kht Ola IoaoB ka@Ias Ftrs sfes
preMIgm
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
C'vAPTFR REFORM.

OBJECTIONS TO THE PROPOSED CHARTER-SUR-
MISES As TO HOW IT WOULD WORK.
- the Edttcr OF the NCW-TOrk Tribune.
SIR perceive that, with some slight mOdifca-
tijua yO1 approve Of the Charter for the city pro-
posed oy the Committed Of Seventy. Are you aware
Of Al ;.lt that instrument contains IL seems 10
ne .al, yoU cannot be. Let ne call your attention
to some 0i iJs provisions TO see If you think our
Legislature ought to pass them:
Fr,' Tl- reforms" proposed by II are three only
the removal Of Che present iucunbents in Office in the
ety. whether elected by the people or appointed the
introduction throughout Of the system Of cumulative
voting lal the restoration of the plan Of governing by
Commissions.
sec1Hd Cumulative voting" whereby II there fare
ane candidates FOR Alderman 7oter has right TO cast
nue Voe Tor any OF them three for any three OF
tem &c. Now what is this but legalizng the repeating
pfOoo' Of which We have had 50 much reason TO COM
pant What is a but giving to those who more for
Tue pe they Re for their votes than they do for having
S0a ana faithful boards 0f officers the privilege of selling
t0er votes for higher sums What j. II but saying 10
,ao corrup man who wants Oce, that you can get
nine votes BY buying one man. when formerly you had
- Duy nine men; and how 50 honest men who are
SEEKING 10 lave S the nine persons elected honest men
40 prevent I-ne rOgues from thrustng fellow rogue
~ P'"efi Anc can II be consistent with our cOnstitu-
"n'eh dehDes the elective franchise thus to give 10
A0 "eh Power voters superior to that Of 8O TheO
00J u may sound very well thus to give the minor
- representation, and perhaps among population
1'n'e' enough II might work well but practically how
WI! % work with srch population az We havef
4'"" II proposes only body for legislation. This
Is ~ I'M suon oi the monarches Of Europe. but in all
oouns' "nere ths people actually rule and especially
a. suF country, Two bodies have alway. been deemed
iIIa, - cneck upon each other 10 prevent hasty
s, ai.u litO" mpedments ia the way OF undue
I0y cir ~ NJ
Sohs Ss tWo Do9les have been deemed essential, and
eTnee .sneu uhdef the system. Why should the
Ipeinl0Dl OF ts abandonment be now tried among
a. oo want some good reason for thus throwing aside
80 toSools OI experience and the teachings Of our
Ihen again, the Board OF Aldermen is TO consist
Ipors ana 70 them Is added q or rs (which u
ptSl W the Commissioners OF Public Works, O. OF
OF Fi AS' o. OF tbe Public Safety OF Charities,
whom rIaV, :, ana tDe Corporation Counsel, all OF
not vote - ~ 4'O3'o0 VI Inc bOdIu' Du' may
lsin ~ ~ proposes 70 abolish the Office Of Chamber
o. Hte lbe actual custody OF the public moneys 10
n bSS Now, IN all wellregulated governments
au-s yeen considered essential that be who has the
VI Ne RRbne moneys, should be a different per
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
Gretial Notites
aixtrnnth A..

sixteenth Assembly District Union Republican Asss-
catOnIbs regular monthly meeting s 9e PyRssG Pss.t
~ .t O'clock l. !, e1pec,ed THOMAS sTRwAx
% Chairman ma s.Ss i tn @a XiEISSoS
JoHr Secretary.
seventeenth Assembly District Union kepnbliesss
monthly meeting 1t hs s o. 80 ~
RessRr S DosRIS Sesy GEoRGE BRADFoRD Prs<.
schenck,s Pulmonic syrup, sea-weed Tonic, asA
@ sn5 hsTe ar. ba two things 90 heal
| and stomach must be got into good se,shy
oonsSnpys docs SsST'a The sss,
& Of iSn.sg.SS Ss & s'1 ss s s. ss TS S s Leu
sGaEsck SCI ES S alSOfakR I PILLS e
isn Sh il taken diiscii' s.dns win ss i.ss
20 ; % q % h s fSSs suF Ats' s sd osd S iI
blood. ., BOD, sP. s,S. a. .sos . Ss p1ls1i s ssg
This the only consumption No ever cared ss
.sy in warn room anl they get very imPon, or 'As
dang about are wrong yss they are ia tho bSls 1T
remain quiet tey must walk ssoa' tn1 e. iSGa S " " ~
TO os who can afford y ;Sd , .5' Snsf 20 ea % say G tSs r
who're the regular and not subject 70 .e ,s.
S0.. =, %.fs can s|Ss s bO bas :, he ss
pAce by the Mos Peermsn while the accommodations .na
who parske freely my preparations and follow the advice have Ass
lad down and which fully forth ia the euaf' onD.Hr
located ne- oqSss sSE Os5Ssa. s%Fa:. 80
my self be consulted Fe OF cAArge ssS
scHEECEs RESPRoMBTER dessc tae dghses'
GeterniEe Vnether
ca formed The shetnef paIsnt
th they must expect " know they are eaass
b. the ResprOneteT
Of readily our by .rcg Observance NE .ams
J IA SChENtx, "A d.
P1oe tho PUIMONIC SYRUP snd SBAwBBD TONIC 81 % p,
bottle per half doLen hAhDGAkB PILLS = ssnt Ps, 5'r
Prepared and f0r sale by j. H. SChEANA son
- A. -. y.,e,.Iy JOHN r. HENRY.
No. OoIesepi,ce ssv-Yorl. "hole.sls As.se
Piles piles
INTERNAL EXTERNAL. BLIND. and BLksDiNc' Per@'e.p
| curd by "ABsORPrIONS also ITCHING PILSS f'SsVNs~
PRoLAPSUs sTRICTURB and ULcRRATioso Of 'Ae Hh'lu .
ioxsy hazel WITHOUT PAIN DANGER cAusIlOs o. lNS'W'
MRNTs and NO DETENTION PROM BUSINESS ~ '" a Mo
cANDtIss d Of 9Ool Archs, PhaePhia sni nss n M>
~ NJ yiy instant relief ffon All pAie o. saee'ns ant ev-e
S.sr,i ~ssd hcahT state Tie Tss Nov lasA
sverv f,ufth fsf ihe parpese n c1ag te.s a..
~ 80 ~ Rs,, N rsl,rrnee given 70 psrssas onrei
N,,ai Id.oa n Oa.. 0e>a broadway,
'''N~' Arrof ofHing sp~ls kargairslH
,utSA GLASS, AHd NLVkR llArkn WAR;
,,,. RRKsCn CHINA nlNNkR SkfN Asnisesssle ssssa-A
''"P ~ pel 80 49, ...
npSSRRr IRA, .nd roilkr SkrA N rfoNgrlM
nRNpkArKp ENUliSn pNNkg SkIS NA rAf ~
a,s Pistoi pess 80 STesss r,f erea fstN 81
49, ,-f assea reasraeea, - ~ ANses lsegv As~Ne
Table Aetvs e. ~ Assss
n riaelsp aeNsNJ y erlei W ~ hsAs siN -
.,A .r~1a Ms.vtsssss tkse~ hv'r se~s.
sclsstna, Ieehase, Cr,ck ~ ,Ae nack tee ses.N<-s
..s spsSTk rAiSNlillSa AsaN alb
| ~Leak tst puOoNsks rSAAaAN eAts,AN Asss
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

Five distinct shocks of earthquake were felt at
Lerhorn Italy Saturday nigh! last They much Am bat
damage was done
THE Chief Signal Officer, al the beadwsters
sf the Missouri selegnpho midnight Friday Feb r. that the n'of
leo broke $50 that day The hsng rapidly
The friends OF Prohibition in Massachusetts,
sppontd state Ceutra Committee composed OF leading temper
for the promotion Of national legsAuoa "f pprng
intempeAnoe,
. An acre Of ground was pulverized by l6 blasts,
containing 100 kgs powder which efpode nasneous "a
the Due Flat Blur Gravel Mine CshtofnA W aL fa oeus. ."
tho westsra Unios Telegraph Company, ou Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
THE ONE-TERM PRINCIPLE AS APPLICABLE TO
THE OFFICE OF SHERIFF

TO the RAZOR Of The Trt6une.
SIR: Sir John FOrtescue, Chancellor of En-
land under Henry w. between the years l6i and 1870
wrote his treatise IN Latin entitled De Ldudt6s
LcguD AngliG. He writes Gn translation) as follows;
There is IN every county certain officer, called the
Kings Sheriff. who, among other duties of his ONCE, exc
cues within his county all mandates and judgments OF
the Kings courts Of Justice He annual officer and t
lawful for him. after the expiration of his year 70
continue act in his said office; neither shah no be
taken again 10 execute the said office within two years
thence next ensuing"
Thus tho provision Of the NewYork GState COnstitu-
ton in respect the office OF Sheriff scent 10 have
very ancient origin Whether the reason OF 1t extends
to higher executive officers, is matter for debate r.
BllrLlnlL0n, ", Feb. 90 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
PERsONAL-BY TELEaRAPH.

Mr. William c. Bryant sailed tor Vera Cruz
from Havana Feb ~
. Queen Victoria has conferred The honor Of
knighhogd upon Lord Mayor Gibbons
go The King Of Italv has conferred the decoration
u he Of sayoJ Prince Frgisrc Charles Of Prussia
- The Bishop Of Jamaica. who has been stopping
Toruay the benefit Of BID he died at that place on aiuri
80. Gen Sherman Admiral Alden, Lieut. Grant,
al party o. American residents Pompe Sat
urisy end picnic 'te Special
give opportunity Of witnessing ile rfp>ss md
uaL z.lea
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

The Great Geneva Watch Company and its Giganus
FAILURE Probably tie FrneoPrs'sIn war has
crested such profound sensation the urlOokeior sa o %
we'll kuovu institution Watch Company Geneva st1sfAsA
Lie falling mighty osk Of the forrest Shen carries 80
tho smaller with the long established CompAny cArss
smaller ialinfe SHOOK
center OF trade throughout the Continent White We shan rg Ne
Of from the world Of commerce. &c ss
10 Announce portion the the Company are V
offered by the agents the New YORK public Eve or -
Kind of Watches Of the best quality vii be sold Tor ses
M the usual value desiring p1rcbase Watches vii nov h.,s
an oooouny 70 do very low guregod watches IS los
sn5 ye watches for So will b. warranted b. the agents sale
tba million Of these goods Will begn TO-DAY Pc -
Broadway between Eighth and hin1 % aHN ~H e"AunuS "g ~
ala lisDg
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26
OBITUARY..
LIE GRAND LOCKWOOD.

lie Grand Lockwood, founder of the house
OF Lockwood Coz and one OF the oldest and most prom
nent members OF the New York Stock Exchange died at
his residence In Ffthave., Saturday morning. age
81 He was born at Norwalk' Connecticut
and began his career in Wall-st., IS years ago, as
= clark IN the old house Of Corning Co.,
~ which Jasper Corning was the senior partner. In
1st3 he became member Of the firm OF Genn q LOCK-
wood and on the retirement OF Mr Genin In 1885, ne
came senior member OF the firm, which has always Deeh
one OF the most prominent in the street. ana uht the
Autumn OF 1863 welded controlling lhHutn.S az Ino
stock Exchange The September gold pane OF @ IaV yt T.
which caused such wide disaster forced the urn IN io a
temporary suspension, ana ehthl'ou lai s'es oTd
setttenent OF accounts the house resumed business anu
was IN a fair way 20 regain itS 4lu pos'oI Inrx KSen
wood was identified with the iate hehry ,tHorP I'D
in the management OF the Mlchlgah pOuthetn y er u
railroad and was for number oI yeas Iva and
Company. He was also director ID several ~ iS5 Sb a
bauEnR corporations, ana AT Ihe ube Vi MS uo"n .
Director in the Pacific Mall steasnP @ Coni d deSided in
business Mr.. Lockwood wac ProVnpt aiiu d W s ra
a his transactions rarely made mistakes, ana was re-
garded OF the shrewaesI pa n, no he made
Honorable and generous IN al ms Geang, h h chapi
money RAPIDLY and gave freely to every worthy onaI
table object presented 10 his notice Ills strict esiS
90 alyngsf nroyerbial In social life he was genial
geutleman and had the respect OF large cHcie vi
romotng by every means in his power the happiness
of those him Resolutions OF regret ana eonuo
lence were adopted in his honor Oy INT o'''A
on Saturday
ABRAHAM BEAL.
Abraham Beal, for 10 years agent OF the
York Prison Association died, yesterday morning
in BROOKLYN age Gs He was born In Chatham Kent
England Att be walked S3 miles from his nome 10 to
county town to defend and obtain the release OF young
man uuustly accused Of crime When he came 10 TINS
,r no naturally allied himself with the Prison AS
ISOLATION where he found the mission Of hs ire fI% hs
have plished more In restoring 10 I % ' %
10 80 I'd and the fallen than did Mr.. Beal His nome I'D
Brooklyn often made an asylum @ i3T t9 nc To
less and destitute and bis whole lie ahce ho an
Ii ,ntry haa eeu devoted TO practical ana sell sac
rdong charities He was Methodist mrd IN GeG 1G1 oTs Which
"a Te,nains wiz probably DO buried on Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1872-02-26

MOORR's FRIENDS STILL TRYING TO SAVE HIN.
The friends of Charles Moore, the convicted
emigrant robber, held a meeting on Friday mgh' "
dve means 10 save him from state Prison. They pro
nose 10 AJAX the interference the Governor to obtain
new trial but this will probably be abandoned "hen
they learn that inquiry into the alteration OF Hudnul
hooks and the forgery Of DR. Finnes prescription nus
developed beyond doubt not only who the woman was
that secured the copy Of the prescription but the name
of the county official who forged the ono Wheh WAS SUI
,tutad In its place Hudnuts clerks ready " 90