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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-23


Two hundred patients cured uuring the pasl few
mnanhlhs among Than the .Oowhgi a. Mushcr Quli 6
MICH r. Harmon. Angola Int Mrs. A. a. ftuf ion,
bronson. Micl.i Mrs. A. Van Nest. Dnnite Mich Mie
G. Wertnlan, lpslanii, Mich. Rev. Is. b. rVrkY. Wa
erl0u, Ind Mis. Ann t'ady Pepper VILE Sch. nus
AntidOic Is the result OF Ten years sN iVri d at
iOn, by ply siean OF sixteen years practice IA The
county Ia which henow Iesii,s. send lOr cuealar.
NILS dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-05-23

ROARD!- Gentleman and wife can obtain
No. Is Irving st. dait ~.
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SALE-fhe House and Lot Of the iats James H.
Geriuld situate al the corner OF Lincoln and Gathering
strcetA. in Worcester The Lot contains ABOUT f'uOV
square feet and Is one Of the most desirable locations ~
the city. For particulars inquire Of JOSEPH MASON,
-f' " VI ' molly ANN GERAULD, Execatrix,
Worcpser. NAV 20, ls12. INV NIL
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HowE's Cmcus, MENAGERIE AND PARADE
To-DAY.-The caravan will arrive in town this
morning, and the procession will start from Elm
park and proceed down Elm TO Main, through
Park TO Salem square, through Front and Sum
mer to Lincoln square, through Main to Pleas
ant, and return to place of exhibition For the
accommodation Of ladies and those wishing to
avoid the rush at the ticket wagon, tickets will
he for sale at the Bay State house and at Le-
lands music store, 343 Main street.
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MADRID, May 3.-It is reported that the
Carlist leader, Yturbe, has received A fresh SIM
ply OF arms, and threatens vengeance ON Carl
lsts who have submitted to the au thoritieS in
Gulpuzcoa. The last Carst band in Lerida,
numbering 5000 men, surrendered Yesterday
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THE RUN on THE THIRD AVENUE BANK.

The Run Increasing slightly-The Trustees
Declare They Have Received No Outside
AId-NO More Tickets To Be Issu ed-Wcst.
chester Mortgages To Be ForeclOsed.
or all the runs that have occurred upon city banks
chat upon the Third Avenue Savings Institution IS
AZ - belonged; the people are the most de-
tcrmined to 'fetch IL a. ,na,. ...,,.
trustees are most uny1elding "a
to hold out and defeat the designs upon
1t. Yesterday was the eighteenth day OF
the siege. and it has not yet capitulated The bat
talions OF charging depostors were larger In point
Of numbers than they have been since the first
week, and when the doors were opened at ten A. M.
there were within seventy three and without 2O3-
Out some ones chance in the lines. At ten iorty.
d U as u ao o
for extra books the payments during the I'VE hours
ran up to l26, Or twenty.flve per hour.
at three entered at the Side door, aud 't thryons
were admitted Without tickets. About half OF them
P sd b se5s es rse O efSa Rns long
and when the bank closed last night many took
sSsT S R s for ,sa az st
ssS;;
claiming the right TO admission. Such remain IN the bank
'front.' those now II he line who :Hi think
nsy w Tu nHi W % but retire
depostor asked, ~ ! : -, u '''-A'
twill those in the bank get their money tonight ~
Mr. TUTIII-I cannot say but such reach the teer's
desk before eight o'clock will be paid.
This new regulation drew no applause for Mr.
Tuthli, as the depositors inside and unpaid each
day will pc thrown away back to the rear Of the
outside lines and lose the advantage OF getting in
President Lyon Assigns as reason tuat the trustees
want m9fa room to pay business men. who require
q part of their dep0sits In commercial transactions,
ahead OF those VINO want ~ draw out principal ana
interest. e.. -.
One OF the trustees last evening contradicted the
rumor that any other institutions had come to their
they had not decided 10 lorecose would be called
in. This Will be bad ne VS. to the people, and there
Is likely to be great distress in Westchester county
In consequence.
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sTABBIyG THE STATUE.

Charge Against . Policeman for Clubbing a
Lunatic.
A complaint was made by Henry J. Brown yester-
day, before Commissioner Manierre against Onicer
Heavyside Of the Fourth precinct, for having
dubbed a man after arrestlng him. Mr.. Brown
stated to the Commissioner that the man In ques-
ton was
LUNATIo SEAMAN,
who had jumped on the pedestal Of the statue Of
Franklin one day last week. and was tearing the
nag that yelled the statue when the policeman
came up, dubbed him on the feet, and then pulled
him to the ground. This first use Of the baton was
necessary, II appears to force the unfortunate man
of the pedestal; but what made Mr. Brown indig.
nant was that O1lcer Heavyslde
CLUBBED THE POOR LUNATIC
while he HAD him under arrest and was on the way
with him to the station house. The complainant
testified that the olcer had used the club with
force that the sound OF the blow was distinctly
heard in Mr. Greeleys ONCE In the tribune buld.
Ing, Notwithstanding the fact that 200 people were
congregated around the policeman,
SHOUTING AND YELLING
at him. Mr.. Brown, who seems to be candidate
for honors under D. O. Bergh, followed the prisoner
sIcans and had the skull OF the lunatic examined,
but no marks OF the violence Mr.. Brown complained
OF could be discovered. Mr.. brown however, told
the Commissioner he thought he had found some
''"f' W THE BACK OF THE MANS HEAD,
ssone e remarSed soto voce There arc usually
Iumps on the back OF mans head" Heavyside
produced witness who mad seen the entire occur
renee. This gentleman explained how the lunaiic
inmned on the statue and tore the nag. He then
showed how The police were obliged to pull him
down and the blow that was complained OF as being
40 brutal he swore could not possibly have done the
man any injury. When asked about the report Of
to think that It's travelling up TO the Tribune oillce
with sucn power az to be heard within the building
was extremely improbable. After the examination
nj several witnesses on the side of the policeman
the matter was referred to the Board for their con-
sheraton.
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THE GUARDIAN AND BOWLING GREEN
SAVINGS BANKS.

Walter Roche, Vice President OF these institu.
lions, has given deed 10 jeremiah QuInlan Joseph
J. Donohue, Mathew 7. Brennan, Francis higgins,
Henry McCudden, Jr., Gratz Nathan and James II.
Coleman, OF property. valued at $347 900, to meet
the demands Of dopositors IN the Guardian Savings
Institution, but securing IN the fist place the
gentleman just named, by giving them the prefer
ence. Mr. ponohue Is trustee for 100000,
ae s iMas that e all deposors As' w1 be-
paid one hundred cents to the dollar In q
few days, and Mr.. Quinlan the receiver. VIII shorty
begin TO make payments. Mr.. Reeves Il. Selmes,
Secretary Of the Bowling Green Savings Bank, has
gwen deco absolutely to the bank, its receiver or
legal representative OF property valued ldeducting
mortgagel at $2000Uo, TO secure the deposltors Mr.
Walter Roche. Is also the Vice President OF the
Bowling Green Bank.
: A meeting Of the deposltors Of the Bowling Green
Bank Will be held at eight O'Clock THIS evening at
~ Gfcenw,cn street. !aaee Hogan who was APP
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CHARLEs-MURPHY.-On Wednesday evening. jan
uary IL, at the residence OF the BRIDES father by
the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, RICHARD p. CHARLES TO
MARY A., daughter OF james Murphy, ESQ., all or
this city. No cards.
MOFFAT-wINrER.--On Thursday, January Is, by
Theodore L. Cuyler, ID. d., JAMES w. MoFFAT and
EMMA, daughter OF Henry X. Winter, all Of Brook
lyn.
SrMPsoN-vAL Thursday January IS,
r. Morrison, $50 vest Thirty fifth street. by the Rev.
Albert VAN, JOSEPH SIMPSON, formerly OF county
Sligo, Ireland, 10 ELEANoRA r., youngest daughter
Of the late Dr. James 4. Valentine, OF this city.
TEMPLETON-STEwART.-On Monday, January j,
OF New YORK, by the Rev. Mr.. Stratten, Mr. JOHN
to MAGGIE, youngest daughter OF the late Mr.. James
Stewart, Spaw, Ballynahnch, county Down, Ire
land.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. %, ls72.
l47 bales ExposT Great Britain, 1886; costwse, ao7
0-'''' WV NEW ORLEANS. JAM 90 1874
Cotton 9gs s. and easy mdd s sr AIS Net
iaij sOa..wise i,ioi. Sales 1000. stock, iss7ss
4S5S bales .Expe1.sTs Queenstown, 5000; to Bremen
SAVANNAH, Jan. ~, 1874
Sales 97US Stock 7s siSI ..'''
r assa Fs; Il. esssss $780, ss..s s s ss
.,,, % 5sS, g. 4, a
medium leaf, 81 Is a SO 81; fair to good $40 SIS.
BUFFALO. JAM %. ls7a
wSsa 'se%sp ?ssss %
barley Ana @ %ss
and entirely nominal Corr very dull car. lot; offered q
ss ss ssts
Flour dull and whss Saiss ana nan
:sss 81 II :YEIss .s,i rssra NE
d IA. hal: :na Of mSn; March Dor,
sss... sac mi;sd, saisi sS %
is;ss :sis & NO TO- AZ
:55 s Barley 's ara ssssi isy s.ss 81
s ssa1y W 49,. = 81 in
in pickle drsss meats quiet But 20 sale. e.
:as * .lsa Ss s. A1 aslf ss T %s
G s s h n I sa eS!sd .:
aSf% S'' III ss &C. ejl
no. g. oa g. t Ssss e
10000 OATS souo do 5000 do barley. and 5000 hogs
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The, UNITED states steam frigate Lancaster, nag
snip oil The South Atlantic squadron Rear Admiral
Joseph Lannian, arrived at Monlevideo on Deem.
Der s, having made the passage from Rio Janer0,
under sal, IN the remarkable short space OF eight
days. Az well on board.
{ The United states steam sloop Ticondcrona, Com
mandcr u. Z. Badger, sailed from MOntevide0 for
the coast OF Brazil on the nth December.
The United states gunp0at Wasp, Commander
Quackenbusii, was 1t Colonia on the 10th De-
Ccmber.
The Unifcd states monitor Mahopac, from Wash.
Ssngton for the Norfolk Navy YARD, has arrived Of
fortress MONROE Va.
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RUM0Rs OF ssRUNs.n

False Reports Of Runs ON tho Manhattan and
the Mechanics and Traders, BsuLs
rumor prevailed down town yesterday evening
that the Mechanics and Traders Bank. in the
Bowery, and the Manhattan Bank, in Blocker
street, wers the victims Of terrible run during the
day. In fact, 1t was stated that the latter
institution had gone up Our reporter
visited both institutions and was Informed that
there was no such thing "a run on either bank:
that at this time OF the year large NUMBER OF PER-
sons were the habit OF drawing their interest or
having their books made up. At the Mechanics
and Traders, there were no more than seven peOpla
In the bank at time during the entire day. At the
Manhattan the Comptroller informed our reporter
that they could get more money than they will
ng to take.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY Jan. 2l--6 r. n.
CoVTERThe market to-day has been quiet for all de.
scriptons The samples by steamer have yet arrived
and, In consequence, parties show no willingness to
operate. The market, however. remains very firm
We Quote:-Cargoes tHio. ordinary 16hc 1880. d. d.
fair, 1879 Tc.i do. do. good, IKE IAc.; do. d.
prime, lShc. 1870, gold in bond 60 days; Maracabo
19c a2oc Lasuayra, 1sc. sOc ST. Domingo, bond 4c
l4Xo Java. 23c 24c., gold. duty paid.
CoTToN.-The demand for cotton, the spot continued
moderate OF unchanged prices, excepting Orleans and
Texas which &c. lower. The future delIv
cry only moderately active, owing in part to the
ness holders Prices from ,Sc. &c per b higher
The sales reported on Change sum up follows:-
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been loliows;-saurday evenng-February 100 at 2c
d2g slsgc @ a. zoo a. 2ec L9oo At siSc March,
22 200 at Y 5lsc 22o1 At axe loS At y 7l6c. April,
a Toa e " ST ~ at af S S 10 81
e.9l%c, SoS at 2lAci Tes,dSry, soo at 2l}c 500 az
2c get lSls 49, at Sac lg9 a. 81 1Slsc SS1 at
loo al ssc juno. sto 3sc. Total sos bales Grand
D bales Rates cotton to foreign ports closed
fellows 40 Liverpool, by steam, Ad By sail S-l1d To
Havrs, by steam, lc., gold; SAIL &C. To Hamburg BY
compressed To Baltic ports. bv sail. 2.c. ie., gold.
The receipts ct the ports sum thus -baveston,
l467; New orleans 1885, Mobile 4076: savannah 30c2i
Charleston 140 Wilmington, l27 Norfolk 2l26; Baltimore,
week, $685. This day las. year. 25,4s4 We quote'
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The Affairs Of the Eighth National Bank.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.-
Don't You think 1t Is advisable TO urge the COM
mittee OF investigation OF the Eighth National Bank
to put the institution in involuntary bankruptcy
and have our own receiver appointed2 NV advice
would be to act at once; have the ellers and clerks
discharged IN order TO save the creditors at large
orr DEPOSITOR.
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ADAMs.-suddenly, on Monday, January %, 1872
OF congestive pneumonia, Mr.. CaowgLL ADAMS, In
the 72d year or his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 10Y
West FOrty-second street. ON Wednesday, 2itn inst,
a. three O'Clock p. M.
BARNARD.-At Hudson. N. r., on Saturday, Janu.
ary 90 Judge ROBERT A. BARNARD. Ia the Soth year
OF his age. - oo
Funeral at two p. M. on Tuesday, Jan uary %.
from his late residence. - 49,
BEYER.-In BTookVn, IN SATURDAY, January 20.
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WHEAT was dull heavy and to sell to any extent Tho
sales were $4,000 bushels at ~ 20 OF Pegr Lea
ri "a Tor No Cbicag spring, 10 store Si Oh LOT NO. NIL
waukee in store Corn steady Tor new, closng at &c
tnr The sacs were about 5UUO bushels mt 7lc 72c
Tor new mixed aoat NE. for prime new Western yellow,
aaoat sc for old IN store oc &c Tor new southern yell
81 600 bushels at 52c &c. tor Western anoa closing a.
oo SSc for GOOD in store for dark State 52c. SIC.
for choice white OHIO, adoat the track Rye dull
and nominal at sc for western IN store Barley remained
At Sc Canada held at I'll Is Sl TO- and state c s$l
FRrIGIiTe-There moderate inquiry to-day berth
room both by steam sail, remaining unchanged.
In The chareng line there was limited call for suitable
vessels for grain, but generally parties apart their
views and but little accomplished. Tho engagements
reported to-day were as ollowsTo Liverpool, Ny steam
coon 2 tons leaher sos and BY sa, $500 bushels sd
terces 20s To London, by steam 100 ieces pork o.
soo bag qQverseed, w. ~ Bristol tens OF cake sO
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The quotations are based on cotton running In quay not
more than hat grade above be,ow the quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Reccipts-Fl 100 bbls. wheat
1000 bushes; corn corn meal, $50 bags OATS
and prices decidedly lower particularly shipping
extras which sold down as low as W 40 &c. The sales
about 300 bbs the market closing dull Rye -four
also dull but unchanged Southern -four dull and
heavy in sympathy with other kinds The sales were about
1000 bbs Corn meal was quiet but steady Sales 6oO bbls
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET |
MONDAY. jan 22-6 z. nj.
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull and steady.
The cotton market was quiet ana unchanged.
MONEY ACTIVE.
There was better demand for money among the
STOCK brokers In the interval between two and
three O'Clock. when as high as per cent gold was
paid IN some instances, although the general bust.
ness was az per cent. The government dealers
were freely supplied at per cent oil day, ard had
large balances lett with them at per cent
Prime paper was unchanged as to sales, which
were still quoted at per cent
Foreign exchange was nominally unchanged on
the basis OF 1885, for prime bankers siXty-day ster
ling and 10sT for sight bills; but the leading draw
ers allowed deduction OF e per cent from these
rates upon round amounts. The market shows the
presence Of a better supply or commercial and
''gOodn bankers bills.
SOLD LowER-lO9,S A 1857.
The gold market was steady and quiet pretty
nearly the entire session OF the board, The alternate
quotations being 1929 and lO9 with little frequency
even in this nuctuauon. Toward four O'Clock there
was considerable pressure to sell under bearish
feeling excited by the easier terms Tor sterling and
the price fell of to 1881. The OF the market
el,z In tt,at oIl
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Il n68Fu
Of was an aaS bark, s5 quarters Grain to Dublin Direct
steady prices neglected S but yaou:
Ct ss Ssar Of sales of 800 '' Nc"
cqss-,csnsrfus.l and mixed &c iss. ssss.
M ..'...2oc. azSo o. 5Sc
muscovado grocery. ............ S0c o9c.
E Ens a,,d Islands &c sSS
SAyAI sToirsiTic market for 81 spirits tarpsn.ns
, .ss \, ~
b6s =, sass free hoard sSs 81 So $50 56ls dns
but s ss ses Gs rsqss:
yard ,.v
chan :et There was but little Offering and no inquiry
% ss duff Sr q
$c SpnlSs remained inactive but steady c for
no
s: So Ss dun
b, :ss
month At ssSe market CLOSING =. mai asSre ''
bs D'f
pHrs market Ike n ss s s. but & S
joSSn: los ssTs 100 Sl. y sia j
1e s..s 8 'ss %
ss is aas saH
Ss sls for extra 80 SIS os f., p%s
slss. a ~sS % aDcu. " sS. Ssst hams s,:
SIS the Exception %aodera,s oS5ns
business from Stores the remained quiet and
changed We quote ;-Smoked shoulders &c. SIC. smoked
hams, lOc u9o picked shoulders DC. b4c. picked
hams. 9c 100. picked bellies, INC 7c. clear bellies.
SIC. o9c. Sugar cured and smoked hams, l3c. no.
Lard The market for Western hrn, but quiet
slightly of ia color and9 ec for prime steam For future
day. at $50 City lard firm, ard in moderate demand
400 icrces at sAc for NO. and 9c for steam and
kettle
RIoEThe market for all descriptions continues Arm and
ssssy arTsss a s.: bags Of fAiaa 7so..
SUGAR4The market for raw continues quiet but without
perceptoe change in price, We hear OF ses OF sa8 hhds
prime refining at sxc;, lo4 hhds. Of fair to good
boxes moasses and claycd NJ Sac a 8 S-l6o. Refined
In fair request principally to the trade at former prices
We quote :-Cuba-lnerlor to common refining, $40 a
elc fair gooo fair refining &c. 9Ao good
hnng 9ssc ac: fair TO good grocery $40 $780, prime
TO choice grocery &c. luxe centrifugal hhds and boxes
&c. l1c molasscs. nhds. and boxes 71Sc yc melado
l1c. SIC. Havana-Boxes Dutch standard. Nos. 10
sHc. &c.; do l0to IL gac. 9Ac DO. Is 70 15 loc
1890 do. l6to H. lie lc DO, - TO 20, l2c a124c
do. white, &c. l24c. Porto Rco-Common to prime
rcanpr sfc a,sS fais to choice grocery go a!oc
Dutch standard Nos. 10 to T. $40 s1c. Manila Superior
srFARINE In the absence OF business. remained duh and
TALiow WAS quiet but unchanged. The sales in lots
aggregate about 100000 lbs at 9c exc for city Mainly
at the latter price.
ratey active and Armcr. Sales $50 bbs at 0lho 92c.
mostly at the latter price and closing firm.
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A Good Suggestion.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
DEAR SIR-ln view OF the apparent unsound con-
dltlou OF many of our savings banks Is 1t too much
to ask that some one may he appointed to examine
the accounts Of each ssvlDgs bank " the CITY, and
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
TIC IUIIUWInB taVfo sHo"s eifo HiSHcse "nu 10 !"
It prices Of the principal stocks during the days.
THE RAILROAD BONDS

THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were the bids for the railroad
bonds:--
New York Cen Sc, 1883. % Toll a wab equip bds.. 81
NeW YORK Gen Us, 1857. VIZ Tol w cons 30
New York Cen 81, o.. W Han Naples LIST esq
Now s2sk vsa hSvprW Gives ~ y, w. ,,,ss eesk
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CATTLE MARKET.

The for beef cattle dull and lower exc l2o
being the range Hogs steady at &c. $50 Receipts,
l,6OO cattle and 1000 hogs.
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, The above was referred to the Committee d

cS@Muhhs,{saissa q George NJ, van Mort, Gommis.
premises "a sna ssS BroadSay The second thlr SS
;onices BY the Board Of Public Works expires on
the 1st OF February next, and begging that
recommending. first, that the Chamber Of the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen be transferred to
4he room nor occupied by the Commissioners Of
enc enc s:ss y Inc SssTa Ss sSs
ne Board sHs of n 8desa e D 0E altered
b to have an entrance from main hail. and that the
BET apart nc Collectors OF Assessments fourth
khaS the Offices OF the Board OF Public Works be
o4o: = ne 81 'x xas~sn and ds
lectors Of Asse ~--.s"r,-,. "a
The report was adopted.
On motion OF zIasefiiaa Va ' soHArcx, was re.
Noveu that noi more than 900 be spent upon the
me work wss ordered to be done under direction
OF the Commissioner OF the Public Works.
Of oslsa
that commitsee OF three be appointed to inquire
Unto she desiraenity Of leasing the New York nospi
i1he resolution wDs adopted.
r. A-.~ bTErcl1oN TO TUE COMPTROLLER.
: Alderman MxuRBAoH proposed the following res
olutiOn:- .ss+ 49,; .lNr'r ,~.,.-
New YORK, April 20 1870 that the Comptroer Of The
hs Corporation Of the city Of New York.
I'd srm' s
sns.se Of The tss act except liabilities FOR printing, adve
Resolved ma s compiroer he city Of New ' YORK
onn sf so s TO this Board
Ramc law, with Est Of claims by him. the name Of
he e.:
sss an 1Ss he @ os ssa With the date of the adjust
{ ~'t DEFICIENCY BILL.
Alderman WILDER offered the following resOu-
Resolved That fe entire expense for carrying on
S M e ;ss i % be- ayea
COLLECTED for ,ss year isa2 and tina. the rate q taxation
amount saHis!rnI isr that purpose: - 'ss.
s. s s sT ay he 1877 4
sSr services ssas performed and for materials and sup
s:S:,:%;%,: SS..,9s ssssssns
Received Tss, We sccordngy respectfully AK Of the
law. but 70 snfoyce these principles.
A Kgw INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
Alderman VAN scHAIcK moved the foowing:--
convinced public that corruption has peneraied almost
S as s %
ices appointed for that purpose have been necessarily
co%me en' Co CouaeS 70 grant TO such committees he
% e. aS ana
Che distinct pledge that they should exert their uo:s en-.
sSS.s 70 ssss an
snss n the
city By vast majority Of It's citizens rrespsct-
I've Of party; u ia therefore,
Resolved That COMMITTEES Of FIVE be appointed 70 nvesti;
gate the OF the city or
New York duiag the past years TO discover and report
whatever frauds irregularities have been committed and
SIN exist and 10 examine and report what
ncasures car punish those officials
who NAV he foun 70 have guilty OF corruption
proper conuct the view prevent the Of
such conduct IN future ana that such committee have full
power for persons and papers and employ such
clerical and legal assistance as may be necessary.
The resolution was adopted.
The Board adjourned until Monday next.
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HERALD 2s 1872-rRIPLS SHEET

publish sworn statement Of DER conditions
think this ls no more than Is IL Justice due 10 the
depesitors. A "MARKETn UEPOSlrOR.
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COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie at the port of New York for the week ending
January 20 ana since the beginning OF the year.
1870. 1871. 1872
Dry goods. $1,57l 1914 So, 045,94S 1921, 722
General mdse. 2,7S6324 S,544, $50 3,873,0l0
For the week. $4357,5l8 $500, 534 $0,l34, 1888
PreWreported 1859. 800 5,64O,792 0,249,2 0l
Since Jan. l.. SS.9l04l3 ST. 23l, 326 $l2,3S3, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-23

To Antwerp tcrces IL 25s The only charter heard
Is. lUbd
MoLAssKs.-The demand for domestic continued COED,
change In price, We hear or sales Of So0 oos New orleans