The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18

finding tnat he wanted them passed at once he rose
and cooily proposed that the CITIZENS Assoclauon
should be included In the resolutions This was
auk pnhF tnSt vast BY no ened
by the republicans for they knew right well that
all 1at LOrs wanted was to put o
the sia i Of one political society, while
reiusmg on polis,eai grounds 70 n LOOK i1
views, II not IN It's power to carry them into
Il s ey eSua nDs
mlnder OF tue power Q! the new regime: MT;
p to e q e .o
a On e a6 ae n 70 w as'a not
toe the mark squarely, They are simply resolu-
tons OF inquiry" PLEADED Tiemann. land they
LORDS amendments and the amendment was
LOST ana the resolutions we're n adopted nsh as
o nj the s INQUIRY thus made Si Sa
matter OF conjecture. should not be surprised,
however, Judging from the way certain republican
line at the right tune .o, when the BOSS Ss
| company 'front.' complete, that q very spicy
reply, very peculiar details OF the societys
charitable doings In me past might be give IN an,
lind out what amounts were paid during the past
/ "INDfcENr AND DISTRESSED PERSONS 1
| How delightful 1t would be II the lew Sachems
| who really do know. what charitable things were
|
their books 1 and isI US ali nave peep into the
| the total disbursements made to poor fellows
not actually the family circle Of the society Itself
null, as the hrst portion simply recital OF the
fact tnat the society was Incorporated in 1905 as
wnoe SUBJECT les N the last whereas p L aars rus
ny Ss Is e Os aS
| the said corporation. the Society OF Tammany, or
cent years violated its Charter n by aiverslns its
chartered powers and privileges and Its means from
other ways" Then come the resolutions, a. as
| follows
Now be resolved, That the sachem. be, they are
hereby, required and furnish writing
%A0 Of s os as Ct ya% OF O.:
s: A. :sss. 4:
names present each Of the last
N nsd s
a ana a s to ana and the
Further that The Clerk of the Senate forthwith the
Of the Sr Of the
/ II Ttemann ana O'Brien only press this matter,
there viii be- be- plenty Of Jun shead-t6at Is, the
Sachema make up their minds 10 forward the reply
they can, they want to. tell 1.-THE whole truth and
nothing but the truth"
| @ LOOK OUT FOR THEM.
It Is to be hoped that the Governor Will keep his
that win be dragged through the Legislature this
session as Well Us he did last year. AS sample Of
bnl introduced in the senate today oy MIR. Wins
low as an amendment to an act passed in 1867, in.
gwen OH powe ss !. s5ui oan
public stocks Of the United States or OF any State.
| or the bonds or stocks OF any Incorporated city
paving bonds or avSena paying I STOCKS Ks
or any corporation or company. or on bonds
| w nj
| thing Is this:-The real estate, &c., must be
sS to tn. s one
that provides that In ntOn making loans secured
or company such stocks shall not be taken as col.
sss at %s s TIME u
lOan.n II this Is not giving trust company good
thing OF it certain people In New York are very
s' GOING FOR THE DRUGGISTS AGAIN.
se s s
Ss w When be .nep S tina.
author Of, was introduced by Nachtmann.
a %s. to be e ns ss s
they were not considered the proper persons
s%R9 BECAUSE s4 j, spd vis sr
behind time, aAd that the bill. which did
na ali ODDS coer 70 j
evidently loo anxious 70 try their hand again this
IRON nv ss aSi ns ey are created an
senator welsmann.. The main features to the
measure are That the college once every three
Consisting Of ave practical pharmaceutists; that
druggists must ge1 certificates from them srter
puelc register Is to be kept OF H., the licensed
| druggists responsible for the quality OF the
drugs and medicines they have In their shops,
and hedges the sale Of polsons about with some
g10d one na and is after e no Good
made the vess srnSen w still nay Be
seem strange that sectlon should be tackled on to
10 the present Board Of Examiners they certainly
know their business. and the very fact that
druggists clerks scattered to Inc wi auS
the incompetent fellows about town. who know no
tlon. ought to be sufficient to show that no
change Is necessary as far as the Board concerned
should be strongly represented IN the board and
this view or the matter VIII doubtless receive all the
consideration 1t Is worth when the bill comes up for
THE NEW YORK SAVINGS BANKS r r,-
banks makes is lawful for directors Of SAVINGS
banks In New YORK city to deposit their
as so%pan any Sans o. S the S"s
tees may select; 1t provides, however, that
of the deposits made by their customers nor twenty
per cent OF the capital OF the bank or trust com.
saving p clause % 'I prevent n1 mso o. SS0 Of
the trustees being directors OF discount bank.
& Inc WIN a m
may ne agreed upon. This Is rather indefinite
and should be limited IN some way. so that the old
Wall street game of interest on loans may not be
PLAYED by trustees OF savings banks to the detrl.
ment OF depositOrs .Nt t.'IT
.r HOW NOT TO DO 1T. r..ft ..
The Columbia College DILL got terrific jacketinQ
in Committee Of the Whole Of the senate to-day and
Senator Benedict, to save 1t from defeat
leave to have 1t again considered in
the committee. The intent OF the bill Is 10 permit
the college folks to sell the present. OF the coli
lege and purchase new one, but Senator Allen
was unwilling to let the bill 90 through unless |
some limit was placed upon the college |
people in the matter OF dsposing OF the property |
they purchase. He commended that an institution