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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
TIE INSURANCE IAVESTIG 1TION

EXAMINATION OF THE CHARGES AGAINST SUPER
INTENDENT Mu.LER-rEsTIMoNY OF INsUR-
ANCE OFFICERS.
The Committee appointed by the Legislature
to investigate the charges against superintendent George
W Miller OF the State Insurance Department held IFS nrs
session yesterday in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
The defendant and several prominent insurance officers
present.
The first witness vas Herbert Gironx, who teatied
that be had been President OF the Lafayette ana Er
change Fire Insurance Company OF Brooklyn Or 'rec
years. in August 1870, the affairs OF the company had
been examined by southwck and Brsgs OF the
Insurance Department; Mr. Briggs was PAID 500; the
examination occupied three days It was e de Dy
Briggs that the Company had declared dylesnd ~
July when its capital was impaired, uersDy ,h &
s eharter; witness was recoinhcl, ~. nIori,s Rries
to the Attorney General which he did employ M
as counsel. ana paying him sl,OOi tne A''o''''
Mr. M,IieT stated thai the examiners only
poyed for special occasions, aud that theiI
with the Department closed o. soon as III
Crossexsmued by Mr.. Miller-Nr. Miller never, di.
reety or indirectly negotiated Win me fo e ss BrsTs
aud southwck very reasonable he had signed iHe tssn
fear or MOSTLY action the part OF inc 40
approved Of the general system of State exain'lon'
Henry A. Zones. Wee President OF the Hope Mutual
Life Insurance Company testified: An @ ~, hv
Messrs Edrdgc southwick and Carr, at the request OF
the witness; u was very thorough anu gd h, rho
aDout Two weeks; Dawn hOMlahu nv
tompany Ia procure exaInlnatlon AHA W 'io-' 1'
10 get au amendment ~ tho charter AZ, r,r ,-os
A memorandum, shown the witness by Mr.. TOBY was
identified rs the substance Of ncrOunt presented ny
Row iand; one OF the items WIS payment oi ~ 70
George ". Miller for aid In securing an A'nehau'"
the charter
Crosst ,aminsd by Mr.. Mier-wtness had never pad
Dim any money, received any request TOT noi1,.
either az city OF Indirectly witness had never conhu
ncared with him in regard Ia Rowland statement Ot
the account the paper approving Mr.. Miner mahase
ment Of his deDartu.nt was signed by witueaa NOiE-
tariy no presents were ever made By witness OF nv
10. had M
vi the manher in which Rowland ds5hrsed tue money
paid him.
FREDERICK A. Freeman testified am President OF tio
widows and Orph,ns' Iiensht Lfo Insurance company
MesSrs. southNlck and Bryant examined th' annfs Oh
my company last Summer; a report derogatOry 10 ING
company had appeared In u Baltimore newspaper. whch
compulsory stopped business requests "rro lhd'o
several times 70 The In surauce Department iot h e~uh
luaton; We Employed counsel 20 hasten no ohahih1
tlon. and paa tAem A.toO w de.ra, a. 51o0Ssos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

.s CI-, cssroy 81, Gale Pops ct myos II he city ~ New
Jlfynn and r Granted abide
hatlcn p. and Hgca5 kyer hDa1 COMPANY
Greenfield hniaal If usgrasrc
B-seuol Wassn. Judgment Of tie SapEemo
ers o The County JUICE reversed and rgPsten sr g vi og
People rel Walace KDercs 0pe rel Alien s
The fine-Appca dismissed with cnts PtOpe - fe hiehei
sgt Lsvreac-lndgneni rcgeref lr ~ thar7ts h.U
Ahn Cana personally With cJsg. and sfftei 20 % Ms
r'sidre, With costs IN this Conn snf tie tocn beio~
susrRea9e he propey IN f0lOTess. Ercoon ag Q1f
'gnsa % fHpwne Court uT'rf end order of County 9adr,
SaIns slh est.-Peogle eE REL B,.ed ag DIriag One "
ailerl td fpeli Tern Trfrc and u1tol o. Z ke cot ps
~ salFer icnei With 'os.Tenca sgt Mckay MstLeur sgt
~ sffe sanms3 9TH cstlnrasn Dfrrisgh Motor for
acgn neut Jf the appeal resettemelf i-dgmsnt
o, tNl toEr dsniei lus Ei'iou. prJuSsr m right
u ttS defesgsni op3y nc supreas Court
for dire "ors IN M s5so1 Of re sfgnss; aEl ais De hghs
aFd squ a. u the amer sui udgers
nspect " ,n-e tsgs6 the
ela!e sad Which oSht ,, gd BY The pshlH sud ibo spe;
ne mt rrst fDn ne $3.50 Which si seracd
ume Tor tho corphor q DE contract ~ pshs. and ws
.as 'sund ~ tie DRntM " 90 prFcase money.
on % rrv' and continue the sou the y e heir lag
Judgment Of The slpr.n, Court an a3pn~a out dclr
lF The disposition - To- property the td Of III in - r
inc sare Affects the na od - rsc1g iat Or he fsrmeat
oiih debis Of ne tesae and mi o~r syu etagss
upon the esst' erp he rgades - OvaBa ~ sthEBs
Odrhz The psoa e'fe b. dVtel D. Jone-.
George and Oranh ant Cstann- sistrhGa ea;t
under the Stataie Of ID bHOn several gsrL
sdasiee BY the tnprce conr Ard 20 h % the Ind
before mixing dfnbaio5 tn plfs t~ rmi the
Court for arch urtLer aeton b eeslT elFo 20
judgment u this Court Knox sg' Jones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
MEXICO.
INSURGENTS DEFEATED IN VEGA CRCZ-AN m
TERNATIoNAL EXHIBITION PROPOsED-RAII-
ROAD BIILpING,

INSURGENTS DEFEATED IN vERA CRCZ-AN M
rERNATIoNAL EXHIBITION PROPosED--RAIL-
ROAD BUILDING.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 30, via HAvsSA.
Feb 6The POrrista rebels have been defeated III the
State OF Vera Cruz The Government troops have
whipped the Herete and other insurgents near Trlan-
eingo The Porrists had been repuJsed in attack on
Chachlcomula 1t Is reported that PoIi.rto DaZ
IA now only accompanied by small es-
cort. Gen. Altorre has pardoned all the adher-
ens OF Poraro Diaz captured at 0axaca. The where.
abOuts OF Felix Diaz Is unknown. battle is expected
between the forces under Gems Nes and GuerrO. Gen.
Rocha has arrived at Orizaba Gen. Guadararna died
recently at Guadaaiara The State OF Hidalgo Is de-
eared to be In state OF siege.
worlds fair the City Of Mexico "a projected II Is
rmored at the capital that the insurgents have cap
tred Zacatocas 1t Is reported that E5cobedo VIII Tt
main inactive ut the capital.
The Peubla train recently attacked by highway
men, who robbed tie passengers aud stripped them OF
their clothing. The robbers kidnapped six OF the pas
sen gers and naltrcated the others.
JuareZ has ordered the purchase OF two revenue
Steamers TO prevent the smuggling OF silver on the
Pacific coast.
Tie revolution IN Jallsco has been unsuccessful There
700 deaths from smallpox in tho City OF Mexico
during the month OF January.
Heavy quantities OF material for the railroad have ar
rived at Vera Cruz ard the impression Is that the
road will be flushed in Is months. The Government
has mpeded the work by drafting numbers Of the aoor
Into the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
LECISLATTVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. - ALBANY, Feb. 6, 1872.
BILLS ISTRoDUCED.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. WEIsMAN-TO incorporate the German
Bricklayers' Association In the City OF New-York.
Mr.. j. WooD-To authorize the appointment OF com
missoners TO prepare amendments TO the Constitution
Mr.. BENEDICT-TO amend the bill known as the Audit
BILL by providing for the OF salaries and ndeb
edness Of New York; also bill 60 amend and an addi-
ton TO- act TO incorporate the New England Society,
making additional regulations to the management OF
the society.
To authorize the appointment Of attendants and mes
sengers of the Supreme Court In Kings County to au-
thorize the Treasurer Of Kings County TO appoint a
deputy; authorize the Village OF Flushing to borrow
money 20 nay the floating Indebtedness; to amend the
act authorizing the widening ana improvement OF Wash
ingtOn-ave. in Brooklyn; TO authorize the town
Sduud: To- authorize the trustees q, Morrs
aua 70 open Observation-Disclosures th-st. from
ST. Annest to Thirdave 10 legaize the action OF the
Chicago sufferers resolution to appoint committee
OF three 70 investigate the payment OF postage by the
Legislature. for the past ten years, was adopted The
following were reported favoraby Assembly bill TO
amend the charter OF the village OF Port Richmond to
furnish the village Of Flushing with water.
GOvERNOR's VETO,
The Governor sent in veto the bill increasing the
salary of Recorder OF Utica II appeared to him that
the Legislature was not justified in increasing the saa
res Of public officers The matter laid the table
Mr. PALMER introduced bill to provide penalties for
selling intoxicating drinks III violation OF law. The bill
is SIMILAR to the Ohio law.
Mr.. CHATFIELD offered the fOllOwing TIE Senate hay
heard with deep OF the death OF the Hon. VIM
NJ. Ely. member Of Assembly from Broome County;
ResoItsd That we deeply sympathze with the family
and friends of the deceased in their action ana be-
reavement.
ReSoleed, That Committee OF three he appointed by
the President, TO act with like Committee the AS
sembly, TO attend the funeral OF the deceased.
RrSOped, That, mark OF respect to the memory OF
the deceased, the senate do now adjourn.
Agreed TO, aud the senate adjourned.
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THE COCRTS.
THE STOKES CASE,

HE SlOkES CaSt
THE Plea IN RELATION To rIIE INFoRMALITr
or TIE GRAND JURY.
The plea raised in the Stokes case, IN rela-
ton to the improper organization OF the Grand Jury and
the CONSEQUENT inyad!ty their indictment, ID novel
onp not generally understood by the public, and With
which few lawyers familiar II sets forth that tine
Grand Jury An question not gal body because it
WINS not duly selected drawn and summoned according
10 the laws OF the State In relation To Grand JuroEs
The alleged upon which the plea Is based sui
siantally the folio wing:
The Board the selection Of Grand Jurors met ~ the
CITY Hall at the proper time, and organized by appoint
ing Chief Justice Barbour Chairman, and Douglas Fay
or Commissioner OF Jurors, Clerk list OF persons
qualified by law jurors presented by tho
Commissioners Jurors. and the time lists OF
persons not qualified presented 10 IL alleged Dy
other person. From these lists produced before
the Board, the names OF s6i persons were seeeIeo ~
Grand Jurors in the several Courts OF Oyefsna
Termncr and General Sessions for this city anu ccrn
che ~iam OF tbs plea being that they were MALE at ost
part from the lists Of those not quah1ed 10 serve AZ
gent good character; that the Boeru nd Ia
know ledge Information that tfe ptrsOh5 Stssu pee
he qualifications required ny Jaw the tne rs VI
names selected dd contain the CHRISTIAN haes aud
spames OF the persons thereon, WIN their no
spectye places Of resdencce thelr occuputos tss
the list was not signed by the officers composing the
the Clerk OF the county within Is days, and, finally,
that the names OF this persons on the list 80
prepared were deposited IA box. and the
names Of the perssns ,S Sc"''t ind,, the Graaa
taken from the list referred TO- and not selected drawn
any manner to the great tsa siice, damage,
and loss OF this defendants, Etward 2. stokes~ aha
legality Of the Grand Jury, ana prNs that the matter
NAV IN, inquired OF by the county. II will accordingly
be brought before . jury on Monday nsHt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL COM
MITTEE.

The regular monthly meeting of the Republic
can General Committee Of Kings County was held at
Commonwealth Hail. Brooklyn, last evening, silas b.
butcher in the chair. The Committee on Contested
Seats reported that the recent primary for the election
OF delegates from tie Fifth Ward, was illegal,
aDd advocated new election Mr Crum-
nell Of the Fifth Ward, opposed the report OF
the Committee and stated in behalf Of his Association
that n the General Committee should order new cleo
tlOn the delegates from the Fifth Ward would cease 10
act with that portion Of the party claiming to he repre-
seuted by the General Committee. The CHAIRMAN OF te
Committee replied that the new rOboOk or the Assocla
tGp contained fraudulent Names and that 400 names or
Republicans had been stricken of without cause Mr.:
CrmIne answered that the names OF 400 Democrats had
been erased. r--...-.
were adopted The Committee made similar report IN
the case Of the Twelfth Ward, and Its recommendation
was adopted. Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07

The ..'ntfice oi WAYS and Means today heard VIM:
B,r' o' virginia on behalf or the nAnuIhcI ucIs VI
t.t ct-t. Who won't 4 uniform tax on all manufactured
tobacco the loves! rate consistent WIZ Lhe ants OF
fbc O., rmsnt sixteen cents per pound they thOught
would Weld nearly seven million dollars; twenty cents
thirty W.o1a, 'UenyIoW cents, tnirO-l9ur LniiIlolsI
End tIy-w0 ceutS, iLlrty-e ht million donars nhIu
ally aslug with each year. They want 10 De plAcSu
IIl footing with the manufacturers an over tns
r,unfrt The present discrimination between the pug
and te' tODscco was oppressive 10 tne Ioil1eI Nc
taX Is cents per pound ON hnecut gave an alsn1se
o. pa seut oger The plug, owing to nus aserinna
InD Uudof Law the tnt-cut tobacco interest was
pro-pcruu'. aud toe puc Interest was oepreSseG, r.
Iht Committee OF Ways and Means give notice that Tor
upOu tir Internal Revenue " lH ahO tls - uoAe
eIlbe tnem 90 translat some important anu lohgue
frel iuess They state fui tner that parties desiring
q Doe heard D. heard Ia writing OF PETER IN print
win rp.es tor every member, IN which shape their com
uric.ltiOas are more hkcly to DO read. A.,
The ProsiIrnt sent the following nominations 10 the
suita today: II. T. Uulhurd, Controller OF the
,+ior' gnomas ~ Cstoon, T. s Attorney for New
NsIic5. II. \. Bruner. Postmaster at Albany, n. Y.
Tc Nom Carrot Davis Of Kentucky, after having par
,seD of light breakfast yesterday, was attacked Win
Hs6f .yI e2lg been Iying III e s6illas n the heao
generally arr excluded from us chahlS. LIS ply ply %,
ean sc II ,e can produce reaction within the neXt -
Aoa % a have loes OF e p sn 5fora manner
q tea;- from England with reference to the
80 t,sss ne 1Ie poeition assumed by Govern
5,en. -saf,gs 20 me sOcacd Alabama claims AT that
wv. not rnoSn' There was throughout the
d5y many inquiries ~ an circles a. 20 s+.t the
and ..n.-al satisfaction expressed Wnen IL was
med - be friendly There Is no dsposltOh now
or d. amy quarter to consent to- MODIFICATION OF Inc
ls "a oar Government mas taken lac PROPOSED re-
puigi1n Of the 9Ie5ty Of Washington ~ tie
5ot-rr.s gives additional interest " the position OF
tDs qursi4bu "a Congress. -. 49,. =.
H. rlsa % rhe steamer Hornet mas DOT yet OoSn uo
tids l Inc Attorney General All the papers relating
4ro UJN before hliD aud VIII receive lmneUato AZ
teutOn. -, ....oos
aud -t tr tnas le been since his attack, ana MS
phys riln thiHts lac will be about again ia are uiSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
OBrTU4RY
TIE HON. WIN. NJ. ELY.

The Hon. VIM. Mather Ely, who died yes
terdsy morning at Bnghamton was born in that town
In 1918 and was educated OF Amherst College Mass,
He followed mercantile pursuits and after having ac-
qurod moderate wealth he engaged on account or his
falling health in farming. He took warm interest IN
agriculture and for several was President OF the
State Agricultural Society. He formerly Wing.
ana began public life Supervisor in his native town,
and neld that Office for several years He was elected
by the Republicans tbs Assembly in 1865 and was re-
alec Tod 10 the succeeding Legshtures At the election
in last November he RECEIVED s9d votes. against sil
for Lewis g. Abbot, the Democratic nominee, and l.lJi
for S. ID. Hand. 81 Independent Republican. He was
considered IA industrious ana intelligent legislator. nd
Rad zf1uircd excessive knowledge of State affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

At a special election yesterday, in Buffalo,
for city officials, the Republicans carried the city by
I,5O0 majority.
The Central Committee of the German Re
form ORGANIZATIONS Mr.. Oswald OttendOrfer presiding
met at the Beethoven Clubhouse, In Fhs last night
IN compete its organization. The reports OF the Com
mittees on Contested seats and were discussed
and Marcus Oterburg read memorial addressed TO the
Mavor the Controller, and the Common Council in ref
erence "the extravagant expenditures Tor corpora
ton advertisements" which was adopted without debate
Col. GRAY. the Ring candidate for the Nth
PENNSYLVANIA p .ric has presented himself before the
Ieqslar4 for Inc seat Of Senator Connel to which lac
was it Is clained frauduiently elected. Col Mcclure
too has gone before the Senate and the Cameron people
it is oudy charged. are striving 10 Keep tae tS
ou5 of Legislature ny caucus decision, den9 e
n. h o. conte- the plea that the law requires
tiOns To be presented btIOIc SOME CERTAIN ui''' ~
his already passed ny al,
A Democratic Convention was held at the
Town Hal IA afiddet Richmond County, on saturday
evening fo. the purpose OF nominating candidates ior
Supervisor Town Clerk, Justice OF the Peace anu o'ui
town ocers The meeting called TO ORDER ana on 'o
roll or clng called Alderman Brown anu mum
hr M otbers who ware shown 20 be In opposition 10 the
regular nomination for superysor, were ruled out ty
accordingly proceeded 10 tho Enterprise hOteI nj
they organized meeting OF ire REFORM DenoJ ,st the
resolved upon nominating ticket that would uelea.
regular Democratic candidate ;. Inc IesI AZ rjrts
consisting Oh ~ uel1fatSs suneryisOr g.
RI Brick jr Town Clerk, william Heaney; justice u
the Peace, samuel Marsh. IT.
The WatertoUn Retormer is at the pains 10
make a crcumstantial denial OF the carping charges
NJ those Journals which can nothing IN the
Reform movement but an outbreak OF sore hehu1
and proves in detail that the men who demand REFORM
while out OF power consistently practieed the tos'
thev advocate, while in power. For instance "hoh
Gov. Fenton succeeded BOratio Seymour N 1907 nv
found H. H. vaniDyck Superintendent Of the Bank DE
uartment an appOntee Of Gov MOrgan's, and retained
him IN the place When Mr.. Van Dyck was aplolutel
the Assistant Treasurership friend OF slI Morgan
-. AZ lahuN nf ~
Fenlon his place. The Insurance Deparnenl was
beid nv a .on-inaw OF Thurlow Weeds, William Bdfnes
and GOV Fenon reappointed him William asson tne
warm friend Of seward and Weed, held the Canal Ap
nraisersbp and confirmed therein by Fenton. James
a Beil "A friend of Morgan received from the same
hands the appointment To the Canal Audiforshp ana 80
ON 10 the end Of the chapter, appointments were huo
Without regard anything else than fitness, and me
feu1s of 10Y FentOns opponents held s0ms OF the best
offices during rs entire term rs Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Mn. Cbhse. age 80, died at Bangor, Me-, yester-
aAy f0 uus e'e from Aef clothing taxing hr "h she was So'e
the house.
1t il reported that large portion Of Helena
drstTeyei TUESDAY but o the telegraph
hnes being tie nothing definite - knoSA
The Chicago Relief and Aid Society reports
se cash Receipts Js SIZE 49, dsn ent' TO the same
period slSJS - The balance a. hand ie vas SI'4h!' ~
..-.. The Japanese Embassy will have public re-
eept0n sails lske CITY TO-DAY nader IT, us OF ue Mormon
auth rites The foea Onc viii cal. upon NE hmbHs Oh the fol
LOVING Ia
While the bridge over the Cosnmnes RIVER near
Il dgns, California hrns frp-rci Mfr ear gave way
Joh, h. tisa aad r hnsh Snd D.
.eatsn IA u 20 e into TIE Vef bat r1espei alive
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UTAH.
JUDGE M'KEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEMORIAL-
lied BY TIE WOMEN-IIlIA W sIEIAAGE.

JUDGE MKEAN INDORSED-CbN6'tFSs MEMORIAL
lied BY THE WOMEN-iEMALE Suffrage
SALT LAKE CRY, Feb. 5.-At noon, to-day,
fl. number q hearty ae P
Gentle merchants, mneowners, miners. and business
men generally with many Of the Oldest residents OF the
Territory It expected that the total number Oh gna
lures will rather exceed than fall below 5000.
A petition to Congress from the women Of Utah, pray
ing In an elaborate document, that the Government
will not withdraw it protection from Them has received
ALREADY the signatures Of 900 VI the mothers, wives
and sisters OF loyal citizens.
At election, to-day for delegates 10 convention IN
favor OF the admission OF Utah State, hundreds or
women all MormOus OF course. voted. Gen. Common aud
few other weU-known Gcntiles, some OF them now aD-
sent from the city, and opposed % admission,
but were nominated Saturday for appearances sake
were elected.
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DECISIONS Prn {

Supysnc Court hamberg.-I 81 .IndgA BsrHari CO.,
Orfnsb-e AZ BownAlot on iea-d Bnrh burEMon ar1
MARITIME 80 h'r'n-N"tI on rhu'd ht Weston ei IA r
prornf Chalw sgt NrlOl euc stephens gt frrlprg
Motion guu4, ir orl-l-d Springfield ~ King g.
granted The h4rani Coal Complnv Rtmonb-"ou granted
Nisg - a. ~ 'i-'Fio'ur .tl'.A huoIi 'tI' DtIk
et Crimp'oion tented ke,te Orhnsr 'n ftinira k.i
EJsd Company granted
By Iu5e DECENTRALIZATION art AppsonNtl0 m stv upon
sppe RON oriT irnr. motion for lulsnI lh firrr report
$40 costs Prphr.ol aat Hes"ni Tor Rob
rr ~ A. igt Ihr tnl.twiss -tesnp granted upon paF
msht 81 bJb iri ec aud 10 e,ffs 81 1' '''u'1
Superior Copt-.Speriai Term. 81 Judge MCNEIL
ftlrf ~ sierra. ID oua granted u'. 49, Nrt-tt Hr
Motion granted Drake SGT uolhD ~ on r''ni' FHnierN""
az rrar' Motion lenirI
curt or Appeol,--AtHhNY. Fob. G.-In tho
s.sus Jsrls ...,sas sis ,st es.ff sal
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARrNENT

WAR DEPARrMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Feb. u a. III.
SyrtODsis for the past tCeDty-fOur hours.
The area of low barometer which was Monday in
Louisiana has moved sOutheastward and eastward over
Northern Florida. Heavy have fallen on the Gulf
coast branch Of this has apparently moved north.
eastward over Ohio and Lake Ontario.
The high barometer in the Northwest has continued
20 move eastward and extends from Lake Ontario
Louisiana and north westward, being now probably In
Illinois ana Iowa Clear weather and falling tempera-
tire extend generally over this region. Brisk north
west winds prevail Lake Ontario aud northeast winds
on the TIE Ia5 coast.
PTobdbilities
Northcrly winds and clearing weather ara probable
for wednesday In the Southern and Gulf States clear
weather with falling temperature prevail on tho middle
and east Atlantic coast north. west winds subside some
what in the Middle states; clear weather with Light
winds prevail the Lakes and Che Northwest.
DangC ruus winds not anticipated tonight except
for the coast Of Texas.
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IlLEL,.

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o - % n = r ~ 81 - 80 ., - " " -
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M iih''3i VIII 'aAS P'''' - "N ''~'' ''' 49, . -
~, mn T., p.,t- 9 n r,.,,, 70, inst .,,,,v At ..,,,,
CiAHAG brooIYn ~ ~ tqi i Sn ~ ' ~ 49,
tsTe Vile DS3I only 500 1" hsa u a4i 'o'efIae e '" CTA'
ngsi JJear Snl 4, on's ., ,.,s 81, s,. .v,.. 4, IA.
kssives anl iress are hVEo 70 a"enl sre' -" se
sm,,ss iii a, ,xra 4, Isr,toyr Y Frtia, raorng 1ru-
ts,usat
fuaeraI from IN, trrs res.ehce Neil..ilf at O'clock
coyBoy., "a. e>,,.l G.l Ian 1872 lanes C. Courov in ma
@ ~ - 80 n''s'' "'' 'N = i'-' ~ - UNIV
t car o. n a. 81 m, s, are c,s, invited Z, Attend IA.
.e-i gar, III i,nee on hi, coasa Fhoni, n OConEo NO "a
Ws, WENT egh,n az, On Thasy norIng the STA lass Al "
M ,r's,,,s IN IA t.Lr 10 The fbgrrh OF 81 F,nrs
Xavier SixIe-n;bst where solemn Requiem Mass viz be cel
.,,te coeE his Sheaee they wil
noovov. IN CAy.ry Ceaeeery Ar intermcnE
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tne toio"hg prcampic ana RESOLUTION ccncerhh6 'ho
new Charter:
Whecns TIE charter presented the Legislature
aner careful uni long continued discussion
exception 81 single negative VOTE unanimously adopted
and spprovei by this Committee
ghersas reported that sa;ei members Of the Legsa.
that this Committee much divided propey adopting
that charter which report wholly unre therefore II unanimously
so'red that the Charter e Judgment Of tins
mlttee upon snhjec, and has fullest approval
Joseph Blumenthal read brief statement showing
that the bills paid and unpaid for the November election
in 1870, amounted TO s5ll 1913 IS.
The Committee also adopted resolution urging mer-
chants and others TO refuse TO sign petitions
nuance OF any Of tho existing departments OF the City
GOYernmeut