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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

"MT oITIoE," on the corner Of Seventh and
streets, has boon opened by FritE sehsibls,
better known as "our Fritz, who formerly was
bartender for Charles II. Miller at the KlomAn
House. Fritz has every element OF popularity,
and We may safely predict that "My once" will
be a most sueeessful place Of resort.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

The comptroller has received the following
statement from Collector Slater, showing the
receipts OF his Office up 10 Saturday, Fe6-
ruRry "a;
General taxes, 1871, Washington city
General fund, 81, $50 90; school fund, 4l,-
230.45; Metropolitan police fund, t4l0. IL;
gas fund, s507.Gli bond fund, s9o6.os-
Is. 1924.
Generai taxes, 1874, General
fund, sl35 IS; school fund es8.so; Mstropol-
llan police fund, sTL29i gas fund, s57.9o-
1897. 10.
General taxes, 1879, Washington county
General fund, sl9975 school fund, s2o6.38
Metropolitan police fund, go .80--so68.
Total District OF Columbia real estate tax
paid, t4,4l9.34.
Personal taxes, 1871, Washington city,
s1l5 49, persOnal taxes, 1871, Georgetown,
Sl506 personal taxes, 1871, Washington
county, Sl.N; licenses and permits, District
OF Columbia, q, 87.l3-s2, S69.s7.
Arrears general taxes, corporation of WASH
lngton, St5e.SB; special taxes. Washington
city, s3,g3709; water taxes, advertised
corporation OF Washington, S2.8i-eii,-
Total amount collscten from November IS
to February "a, sl, Isl, 05S.oS.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

Green a Williams will sell, at 0l0 Seven
teenth street northwest, at 10 o'clock, q. IN,
q handsome rosewood case plano and a supe-
Tlor lot OF household furniture.
Also, nj 4 O'Clock, p. N In front Of the
premises, on Twenty fourth street. near the
corner OF street northwest, q lot, with the
improvements thereon, In square Il.
Also, Mt 4 o'clock, p. m, SIX unhnlshed
brick houses on Thirteenth street west, near
Boundary street north.
Latimer Il Cleary viii sell, at 802 Pennsyl-
yGnla avenue, the entire effects OF q restan-
rant, sale commencing At 10 o'clock, q. IN.
Also, at 4 o'clock, p. m, q lot situated on
Eleventh street. between q and II streets
north, improved by very large frame house.
WIN. L. Wall 4 Co. will SELL at their sales
rooms, at 10 o'clock, IN, nue. lot Of groeo-
rles, liquors, &C.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at their auction rooms,
hne assortment OF household furniture.
Thomas Bowling (GeorRetown, ID. c. Will
cell, at $50 p. m, on the premises, on B
street. between TWentieth street and COnnec-
tieut avenue, q new two-stOTy frame dwell
lng-houae OF genteel plan and hnlah.
LAtlmer & Cleary will sell, Il the corner Of
Eleventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
seven bookcases,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

BsAyE YoUK MoNET. - The Freedman's
Baylngs Bank, Pennsylvania avenue, oppo-
site the Treasury, pays sir PER cent iatsrrsi.
Now Is the time 20 deposit Bee Avertlse-
msnt In another column.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

TIE National sayings Bank allows six per
cent. interest from the first Of the month, on
depoaits made on or before the third. Bee
Advertisement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

THuRsroSs Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder 10 the
best Dsntrince In use. II keeps the Teeth eloan
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
JouvEN's InOdOrous Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior TO anything known.
THoNrsos's PomAds optlms ID exqulSits. II
Softens, beauties, and strengthens the hair.
All for sale by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

DooLEY's YEAST PowDHn cannot be exeolled
for making Light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, wAf.
nss, Corn Bread, 40. II Is always ready aud
reliable
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

UsE Las or DooLEv's than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, IS II Is much stronger. Put up
full weight. Give It q fair trial.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

II viii DO seen In our advertising columns,
the Jubilee Singers, company Of colored
students from Flax university, at Nashville,
Tennessee, are announced for Lincoln hall.
This troupe has excited a wonderful Interest
whenever they have sung In the Northern
cities. With their moderate rates OF admis-
sion they received At one concert 10 New
Haven over u, 300, and the New Haven
Journal says; Their singing ls like nothing
we have ever heard before. II has pathOs
and q plalutlyeness about Il that Il ludescrlb-
able"
They arc endeavorlng TO raise fund to
erect buildings for the university, an lnstltu-
tlon founded and fostered by the American
Missionary Association. They come 10 US
with such Endorsement from all who have
heard them, aud In the flush Of success 80 re-
markable, achieved in Brooklyn and New
York and the principal New England cities,
that we are confident q rare and peculiar
treat IL to be had ct Lincoln hall next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29

NEW NATIONAL THRArRE.
six slsar5 ssP bE pss aEfIss e
OF the Distinguished Com edlAn,
mh, JOHN H. OwkNs,
Who viii apps,r 10 ssrss oi hs famous do,lnSAiisns
Of the Pathetic and Camio Drama.
TuIs (MoNDAYl EVENING,
BtSfinE On ns,a u?ms9J n Three Aets. Of
and Mr.. OHsn,s grsal speciality.
sOLtbN AnINGlIR.
Tassday-vfUTIas and B0Loh sHINuLK.
Owena a. Joshaa Butterby ard roloD,
Wednesday and INSTRUMENTATION OF, Tue life
OF 40 Actress.
Owens the Oh french HIniere.
Fdday-HEhkfIT OF. Mr. OWENS
SATURDAY. 81 aO'oioek, OWENS MATINEE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-29
Amusements, Lectures, Etc.

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hInusenlenCS, Lectures, hUc.
I INbOLN HAIL.
pR. DIMRoScu.
VIII. the q: S Ssca yi.', soc,rry
sATURoAY kysSINo. i.b9s
COMRTHINe NRw. = =
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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
At JULY BKCk,s ArHENdkUM,
NO 0'i sSssSs s.s,s ''d S'''''A streets
THRFE FREE uONoERTs dive, . v.sk. "a ann.
S:n s, TnvRgsR NJ. W g;es ies ne b.s.a, 2!
TuR JURILRR sINoaRs.
FROM FfsW uNtyensrry.
LINCOLN HAIL
March 4 snd s.
Ant :. IN Ss9 sS1 s..sSt s. ssa' .so,
-. :, : ' :
i 'Nco''N HALL II
SATURDAY EvESISo.
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nav. Phi p ,i, n ny
a, tn. eslsRfsisd Issas.s sll bs asysssd n Ne,
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Ise, ,hatln psesentlng NE sotys Lsetare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
NEW YEARS DAY ASSAULTS.

The laIre number Of arrests made by the
police on New Years Day and night prove that the
criminal classes have begun the year drunkenness and
roting For the "a hours ending at q. IN. yesterday
there were 1853 arrests The great majority Of these were
for intoxcaion and disorderly conduct. There were
rather more than the usual number OF stabblng and
shooting cases. At the Tombs there were 100 cases,
nearly all OF which were for intOXicatiOn. In nearly
every instance the offenders discharged with rep
rmand There nearly 100 cases at the Essex Mar
ket Police Court, and abO the same number NJ Jener-
Market. The following assaults were reported carry
thu morning:
John dath the bead with elub In Barter st. near
residence By uu rocegd scalp wound
Michael Bhen No II Wcst during Bradles saloon
Cemetery struck the head viii ianbef by IA
unknosn MAJ. ard received a tcalp Sognf'
ABdreS Obberae d brooklyn found yesterday 81 Heett ana
tie wound The e temple Inflicted by
uo
Thomas Farnam. printer Of No II Lpenti committed 70
the TJn Justice for having stabbed tie back John
ODounsF u No Ii DtATossest.. clnng saloon.
DAVID Carey Of No n Crtbys willie the home early yeftr
day At Broome assaulted by Joseph Charlton Of No.
20 secudAVe Ware of No. 20 AmiyL and another
who knocked him silver Charlton AID
" are
John Can eohlederse lDOee down sJJedsJ 10 James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
POLICE NOTES.

John T. Shea. an express driver of No. 80 Grand
It. wLe intoxicated, fell yesterday ia Grandst and dsl his
en hip.
John Conners was arrested last evening for break,
my Reynolds Iuor No. 2 West Lgdeenthst and
ealing money and cigars
Catherine Futz, age Co. Of No. 1906 Sccond-ave
lnock,d doSn in 'front.' Of home BY horse attached bakers
wagon, yesterday, and severely nJnrei,
Thomas Cunningham Of No. As Cherry St was
stabbed abomen by bis ThomGi last night
seye wound The assaiant WIS arrested
Coroner Keenan, Will begin On Investigation on
Thursday "A SamU Hssson Killed by Wn H.
Harr Of the Carnage, during
Monday.
Mary Alderman. age %, of Long Branch, while
abtng No III Of the Svensye. line Thompsonst
yesterday caught the dragged sew
eTal feet receiving severe injuries
John Ryan age H. of No. 81 West Twenty-sixth-
arrested last evening or highway robbery The cOmpa
Adolph Komumbh that the knocked Tenth
ave-, Twenty siIth-st sni stole bis watch
Commissioner BOswOTth listened, yesterday TO q
complaints against policemen. Thos ven
h charged by John McDouough Of THIRTY n
nth ave, with huHg his tuge Dec rs Referred
Board.
A liquid gas lamp exploded in the apartment of
Mrs MARY Baughn l58 Ssckest last evening md her
fata burned The haa len
which The children
it, o,ettGInirg it and causing 1t to explode.
George Piper ago 10, of No. 1872 Ptt-st., while
driving butcher. the 3oEey YESTERDAY
car urosn
Of lard 81
falling head Of Ppr crushing In his skull and causing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE TWO JURIES.

TIE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO ROBES
WHY TIE OYER AND TERMINER JURY NEED
NOT EMBARRASS The GENERAL SESSIONS
GRAND JURY.
The Grand Jury of the Court of Oyer and
Termner will be called IN court to-day and be continued
the importance OF their early retire
ment The resort OF tie Attorney General will be to the
legislature which will lie asked TO make the action Of
The Sessions Grand Jury valid beyond doubt by special
enactment and avoid the possibility OF delay by appeals
Oh the grounds threatened by the Ring lawyers.
Excepting in such matters have occurred since Sun
day. tie Oyer and Terminer Grand Jury have disposed
substantially OF all the ordinary criminal business which
called for their attention. snd presented indictments in
i4O cases. Judge mgr4ham claims that he has urged
them 10 press business completion in order that
he might dniss Them but II II not considered probable
that the Jury will be dismissed to-day If they
al extension Of their The ground which they
base their claim this extension Is that they wish to
anime The charges Of violations OF the election law,
Of which there large number The DlstTct-Attcr-
ney holds that the COmpcls him 10 present 10 the
Grand urv Of the COr, Of over and TermineT Of the
Term of the Court following next after that during which
the Oenscs committed all cases Of violations OF
election laws The following the section on which the
DiRtrict-At tOrncy relies in The matter:
Chan is Las Of 1870 Vol D. 4o' hereby made
especial duty Of the Dnes Attorney OF the County Of NeE'York 70 i'm
edate, prosecute an romp-h Which be made Of violation Of
io2rS FOR oseGses col ed a der tls act shall
over nd Tount whom any conviction for
on the Of act shall be had shall not in
In lie j0fncys Office IL IS held that the pc.
culiar emphasis with winch the nrst part on the ABOVE
section - marked implies that The prosecution OF such
cases those referred TO should De commenced before
the Grand Jury of oyer and Terner which meets
after the alleged commission of the crime IL If under
stood that the oyer and TeTmiuer Grand Jury have al
ready begun their Investigations into the violations OF
the election law, and that their whole business can he
finished the jury dismissed and ample time left for the
Grand Jury Of the General Sessions 10 conclude their
iabors in examination Of the Ring frauds before the
rkflO d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
nrnIsInNa--IAN- ..

SiDreHe Court - Cbdmber8-By Judge Barrett
In the application OF Mar Dorbach for laS" 10 mortgage
Order ltel. Lg,ton al Go0inch-Oner gr"ltei
SnDerioy CDurt-Special T1m-By Judge Barbour
Trsiker AIT The Guardian Mutual Life LIS tokeier-uce ncc
ag. T-oserOder graui Chapman Az saitAOt
guLe Eep,t Ike hutees Fre lus to-Ofset 6Ahtl'
Coats sz lloOey e aL-Mouon den ell
Common PlCas-SpeciGi Ierm.-By Judge IOew.-
Monaghan Keseyc,eueo ordered. Miller agL NtL-orer
amending summons.
ley.-Ap pEcauou oened sre mcmorandua
G.hral Ter1By judge nsly G. j. and JUICES Robinson ard j.
yAtkiusou IN Western Insurance tompany-Jug
nrut reversed; opinion D-y g. j. Brewster Equitable Ir a
surance ncnt armel oTiaol b. DALI G. J. LeH1
WoodJngmen directed ~ BE- entered 1f auua with per cent
aJvaLce decision by Juge Robuon Bcsiu ag kuLrJlishtn
fGnus decision BIZ Julg" Robinson. Loom at NhlgIHf
decision h Judge Low. Metz agt The Central Park
and Esst River Railroad CompIuyJuIgntn Affirmed d'csol
by jude j. j. Dal NArug ag luei states Iesrph OoPnY
orsrli report set aside costs 10
Judge Robinson. Bronss Iaclc Mutual
narance ahmed decision b. Jolge Robinson
Hauol sA4pJ rent ltrIei Gecaon ~ Judge DAP Cd
United States Circuit CORrt-By Judge Woodruff
In the case Of Daniel Terrcy Wisconsr Thomas s.
aud NoyesTe want ~ ur cn Of the ,or L which c JUG
obtained available ateene ana under he peculiar l
and the stipulation the Corstu
Of f"r STATE as irtgn
Judgment such rule Of peau5 ~oul harnoAi4: WIN tae
IND on ,.r-Fed to; Judgment fer pnuf the demurrer
but gea defendant amend his pleas on the usual terms
John fauceNo s-Uoeit GROUND for "hlllA ~
costs oplaa- following verdict j. aSn ia h case Bias " Miner
bankruptcy wherein agee Is
arvoEe sui sells property OF the bankrupt - a1e to
hO1rh raid tie proceeds o tue creators eor ne
received th, bar rtut; the demurrer must be OVER
wilson Join y. A. su1d-J1l.uL or TIE demurrer Of
tie defendant 20 pvah upon e usual 'is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
ONE OF FIsK's VICTIMS REcoNpEXsED.

The suit brought against James Fisk, jr., and
Jay Gould by Charles c. Allen, for malicious imprson-
ment on false charge Of perjury, has been settled the
two leaders Of the Erie Ring being willing TO Use any
TO appeaso their prosecutors Joseph j. Marin,
Mr.. Aliens counsel. appeared In tho sherid's
office, Yesterday, and informed Sheriff Brennan
that il would he unnecessary TO arrest Fisk or
Gould, tho suit having been discontinued and
ample satisfaction given his client. There a rumor
freely circulated Wallst that the "ample satisfac-
ton was SIS OOO but when asked by TRIBUNE reporter
for a confirmation Of this report Mr. Marin declined to
state whether it was not "Suce 1t 10 say" he
added that we seized Fisk and Gould by the Threats
the most opportune time and squeeze Of them
reparaton complete II had allowed the TO
pass months i'll the courts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, !
ALBANY, n. Y, Dec, y, 1871. !
J. II. WASHDURN, Sec.

AHDAA' A' y NN''
Having on tho 10th day of No.
vember, 1871, made a requisitiona
directing the officers of the Home
Insurance Company of New.Yorkl
to require tho Stockholders Of said
Company to pay up the sum of Ono
Million Five Hundred Thousand
Dollars deficiency then existing in
the Capital Of said Company, and
upon due examination made, it APP.
pearing that tho said amount OF
One Million Five Hundred ThOu~
sand Dollars has been duly SUBJ
scribed and fully paid in, in cash, L
hereby certify that the Capital on
said Company has been fully re-
stored to its original amount OF
Two Million Five Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars.
In testimony whereof, 1 havo
hercunto set my hand and affixed
nv official seal on the day and
year above written.
GEO. w. MILLER,
n.S.) Superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
HE SITUATION AT TIE CITY HALL--ALDER-
MANIC MANEUVERS.

IHE SITUATION AT TIE CITY HALL--ALDER-
MANIC MANEUVERS.
Mayor Hall reached his Office at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, spent the day quietly receiving
numerous visits from members Of the Board Of
Aldermen and others He also ratified several appoint
uents including that Of exJudee Alker. Of the Marine
Court, Public Administrator IN place Of A. j. Rogers
Notwithstanding the passage OF the impeachment rcsO-
lutOns the old Common Council sent to the Mayor for
his signature yesterday resolution appointing Frank
BcMunen & Co. Corporation printers.
In the morning, some members Of the old Boards
Of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen attempted to take
possession Of their respective chambers but the police
sent for and the intruders repused In
the afternoon attempt made by the old Board Of
Assistant Aldermen td hold meeting, but quorum not
answering at ron call Clerk declared the Board ad-
IouTned until Monday next, al Up. IN.
The new Board Of Assistant Aldermen assembled at
noon, Christian Schwartz in the chair All the members
present. 1t evident that the Reformer were
ready to unite a candidate for President aud
motion made by Nicholas r. Conner for a recess for
purposes. This LOST and a resolution was
then submitted by Mr.. Conner, nominating Charles c.
Pnckney for President, and Joseph T. Dempsey for
Clerk. The resolution being also lost, another was
offered by Mr. kraus nominating Otis r. Hall for Prcs
dent and Dempsey FOR Clerk. After a hot discussion
Halls name dropped from the resolution and thus
amended II was adopted by vote Of u 10 e. motion
20 elect Nicholas T. COnnor President was lost all the
Reform members voting In the negative. The Board
then adjourned until p. Tomorrow without COM
pleting its organization.
THE NEW COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioners Van Mort spent yesterday
morning comforting with the principal officers under Inn
IN relation to the routine duties Of the Department and
devoted the afternoon 10 visiting and inspeetug tine
principal places where the work OF the Department Is
going on The Commissioner Is quite familiar with the
leading business Of tho Bureaus In the DEPART
hent Of Public Works, his frequent inter
course with the heads Of those Bureaus while he was
Controller OF Public Parks. He says 81 have but little
TO learn IN relation 10 the practical working this De-
parfment but Intend TO learn that little as speedily IA
possible, and 90 sOoD practicable. viii place the De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


The County Clerk has reduced the charge for
certifying returns to the Court Of Appeals from ten cents
folio 10 five cents.
Judges Ingraham, Barnard, and Cardozo,
sitting in the General Term OF the Supreme Court, APP
pointed yesterday as new Commissioners In tho River
side Park matter Judge Josiah Sutherland, q r.
Graham, and VIM. G. Traphagen.
Judge Geo. e.. Barrett OF the Supreme
Court appointed PHO Rugglcs referee yesterday to
hear tosmony and proof OF facts and circumstances In
the eases Of James Gill against tho Guardian Savings
Institution, and James Lee against the B0whnS-sreeh
Savings Bank
The Murray-Coulter YOrkville Police JUS
tlceship tr resumed. yesterday in tho Supreme
Court Andrew Beiser testified 10 the alteration al re-
trrns at LOvelOy's Hotel whereby COulters vote was
iucreaetI % the st District OF the Twenty
Ward -Four other witnesses testified to hearing the Voe
IN that district announced, the night OF the electoh-
Coulter, 222 Murray, 2g7.
The new Judges appeared in court yesterday
FOR the first time and began their official duties. All the
different crowded, owing 10 the calling OF tho
calendar for the first term OF the year. judge
George G. Barrett sat IN Chambers OF the Supreme court
Judges Curtis and scdgwck in the General Term OF the
supcIiOr Court, aud Judge Charles I. Ddy ia INC zen
cIai Term Of TIE Court Of Common Peas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
WHAT is IT WORTH?


N
this Grge outlay one b. the
resulting business Apart from IT. cot however tins method
unsatacory persons will carefully read clrcn'
lar hlnlrrd viii su dOcunent Is glanced at
snl Taebaket. Nov, who o THE AMER.
CAN AGRCULTuRISr u which dealer illy set forth his bust
uets will regular published +tt6 This Is less than
oneNh eIer By the circular method has also The advantage
being or the 10000 subscribers but the be-
side regularly a the paper sh ch preserved AZ east month
ami in mos; But what Of yae the
readers THE AMERICAN AGbCIL klSI have confidence in the
N,d ups Lotteries, Cir Eerpre, parties not
reliable allowed appear In rs 60 umus Tins gives
fepr 10 from WHO are almed as IL
the that tie publishers tf the article - De
good advertisers able aud wh uh their promises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03
ppoutrRNT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS, cr1 =,
81 Nicholas HoteL-Chief- Justice Sanford -.
Church OF the Court Of Appeals, A. j. Drexe OF
mia siman witt and Amasa Stone, lr, OF CIe a
- Vcsin0reldnd HOtel-SenatOr Cragn OF new 'nanP
shire 80 Brspoort H0use-Ex Attorney Geher bI IT,
ter of PENN and f. T.. Church, the artist - run ~
nae Hofel-SsnatOr buckingham Of Conn., tue hc. rIon
Merriam. NJ C., of Locus Grove N y; Homer a. ~
late Secretary Of State the Hon. John A. GrisWV J
Troy the Hon o. b. Mattcsou Of Utica Henry ., o,,se
ner Of Massachusetts, and ID. X McL3Ttny % ~ 1"ctb
- Hoffman H0use-Judge Robert = uale OF lSi]ap, ~
town n Y and Col W :. Church OF Albany. - u 90
sen HOse-Robcrt Lincoln Of Chcago tne " niroHcbnf
Kstcham NJ C. of Dover Plains, N Y, and r. tIAlichoss
N Va 'hi1,5ton - stor HOuse-Gen. ID. VlcKers or
New.Jersev - Neio- York H0et-Co W. II ~! ioI'S
az Precedence and c. w. Piukney OF Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-03

InitDd LNLnLca CircliL GOMrt-BN .lmdgc woodruff
TIE COMMITTEE OLE SEVENTY.

The Committee of Seventy elected the fol-
lowing officers last evening: President Win. +. Have
never; Vico-PresidCnt, James NJ. Brown; secretary,
Simon stern; Treasurer, Emil sauor. The resignation
Of Alderman William Radde was accepted. Edward sal
omon Chairman OF tho Committee Legislation, read
the report Of thar Committee In relation 10 Jhe new
Charter this city, aud announced that the document
would soon be rcady for the final action of the Executive
Committee, ana for presentation To the Legislature.