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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-12
BuiIding Lots For sale.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING EITHER
AZ WHOLESALE or retail: Lots No. IL IN
S.narr .: No. 5 in Square s; the south nall
40 sin suuare II. No. In Square q; No. II
IN S1uare IL: No. Ii in Square IL; NO. IN
Lluare a; No. y in Square 10, and No. 81 IN
Division K. ,..,
Also, Lott. No. in Square 90; No. 10 IN
"a in Square :; No. Is in Square II; No. ii
N SNARE Il: No. IL In Square 10; No. y In
S1uaie IL: No Pin Square y, and No 10 In
Sfrare p. All situated in the Subdivisions
sfthe Caldwell estate. r-curs
,o,S Real Estate AGENT.
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Assj0uee.S Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The stock OF Fancy Goods and Toys
Salonging TO William Stevenson Will
Ia sold at public auction at his store on
Main street, in the city OF Wheeling, thlrd
door above stone bridge, on TUESDAY ana
Wednesday, llth and l2th of June inStaAl I,
enction To- commence in the mornings al
so'clock and evenings AT ~ O'Clock:
The Counters. Show Eases ana iA'"'eS
will ba sold at private sale.
Tha store room will be rented AZ MOD
crate price and possession given immedi-
.,aIv 4. c. FREEL,
ASSIGNEE.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June ii.
COTTON-Flat and lower low mid,
dliuss at 24Sc.
FLOUR-In improved demand, but
prices unchanged.
GRAIN - Wheat dull but firm;
sozthern white at - 0592 To- west,
ern n g 0Oa2 09. Corn. souther
white firm at Soc do yellow dull and
very weak at 66@67S western dull at
6IG6Sc. o Is dull western mixed al
50t65lc. Rye quiet aud unchanged.
PROVISIONS-There is a better
feeling. Sales OF 90 barrels mess pork
q: $l3 so. Bulk meats, shoulders al
4ic rib sides at 6ic clear rib sides, 6 ic
rreely bid, an advance OF ic asked. Bacon
unchanged. Sugar cured hams at l3a
l3Sc. Lard quiet at &c.
BUTTER-Western quiet and IN
changed.
! WHISKY-Qnietat 929924c-
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For Sale.

nSE STEAM ENGINE AND BOILERS.
The engiue Is IL inch cylinder. feet
stroke. one of Sweeney 4 Co 3 best Jobs
and lifted up in their best style; o3uole
.,eJ h0ilers q feet long, 40 inches in diam
Ter everything about the engine and
roiler com plete aud In working order; has
r,.su running about six months and VIII oe
old Al bargain, If applied for within the
Anplvto THOMAS r. MOFFET.
LAD Wheeling, W. Va.
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For Sale.

,DWo FINE HILL FARMS IN WErzEL
.ounty, w. Va, one OF DO acres, ~
arres nuder fence and in cultivation, resi-
due in valuable timber, house, stables, &c !;
the other Of 100 acres, one mile west OF
Burton station, B 4 y. r. r. Payments
easy. Fly w. v. HuGE 4 BRO,
Ia Bailey's Block, los Market II.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June / !.
FLDUR-Firm.
GRAIN-Wheat Is lG2c better am.
her Michigan at 81 9l!9l %: No ;
rel at 81 -. Corn gu ct, with no sales.
Osts unchanged No. at ii!c; No. .
al 81 >.
PROVISIONS-Pork nominal at
80 - Lard nominal az SIC.
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ WIN. stevenson has made an assign
mani OF all his = ock, property and effects
- me an his creditors are hereby n"tlhed
% present their claims, with proper Nouch-
err. 10 me for settlement, at my OIL e Oh
Ho,roa street. r. c. FREEL,
Assignee,
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NeiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale Grocers,
No. - Main St.

80 barrels Flour.
q barrels Rye Flour.
so halfbarrels Lake Herring.
- half barrels Whits Fish.
40 half b irrels Mackerel.
2Oquarter birrels Mackerel.
loo kits Mackerel.
2DO barrels choice N. o. Molasses.
IS barrels choice Golden Syru ps.
50 hogSheads choice y. o. Sugar.
10 hogsheads choice P. X. Sugar.
5hogsheais choice Demarara Sugar.
200 barrels Refined Sugar.
go pounds Peaches, rs aud rs.
% kegs choice Lard.
10 tierces choice Lard.
lOo bags choice Coffee, &c. &C.,
Arriving and for sale al lowest cash
prices, to which we invite the attention o.
buyers before purchasing. marl5
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For Rent

LARGE ROOM, WITH SPLENDID
\ light and power for machinery. Also,
,Na- small rooms, with or without power,
and one large wareroOm. Possession given
Ar, of April. Apply at office OF Star Eo ,.
dry. bENJ. + ID Eli
D,
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FOR SALE .
For Sale.

yTNHE ELEGANT AND COMM0DIOCS
o,sd ON rhe northeast corner 81 Fifth and
Monroe streets. This property is very de
sirsby located, and is possessed or every
I'm Tort ana convenience. Prize low and
,orIns easy. THOS. O'BRIEN,
'iai0 Real Estate Agent.
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For Rent.

S7ECOSD AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance Companys build
,us. For PARTICULARS apply AT Lheir ONE Nc
N Monroe street, or to GEO. W. FRAN
Il -TM N- VI REILLY. m9rI-n
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New York Money NarHet.
New YORK. June If p. NJ


Another dull dav in Wall street, but
there is great underlying tor the pres
ent dUllne.s, and that Is the absence
from the street o. the unusually large
number OF SPECTATORS and brokers who
have LETT for Europe and other places
to spend the summer The Stock Elk
change IS feeling the great want OF
spectators and brokers and the natural
consequence is great diminution OF
business on the Stock Exchange. II j.
OF course extremely difficult TO predict
the future, but all the present indlca'
tons certainly point TO doll summer
in Wall street. The monetary situation
was characterized by continued ease,
Foreign Exchanges exhibited a little
weakness at times and there were rather
more bills offering In the Gold Room
the pr ces OF gold declined from ll4l
/ to ll3: and afterwards rallied to ll4>G
I ia, The decline was as'rbei to va.
rou- car-es. GA the Stock Exchange,
as previously noticed, iullness was the
chief feature; fluctuations were geuer-
ally slight aud without any particular
importance.
! MONEY-The market is easy and
| closed Al ) 4 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-MarkCt
was quiet and quoted at Iu9!9l09l for
prime bankers o. days sterling bills
with a better supply OF bills offering
GOLD-M4rket ranged between ! Ii
| Mll5I ard c|Ossd at III
| GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
was lover at the close; United States
currency G's at ll4iGlIt!.
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

EOITSE IN CENTRE WHEELING
seven rooms-in gooi order
inquire OF McLA4N hhoo'
7Glt-h
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Cheese

OK BOXES YELLOW GOSHEN CHEESE
81 iust received and for sale by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
POLICE CHANGES.

The Board of Police on Saturday promoted
ActngCapt Wm II. Van Dusen OF the Third Precinct to
DC full Captain and Actngsergt. Michael H. Swift OF
the Twentyseventh TO be full Sergeant The resignation
Of sergt John Kelly of the Thirty first Precinct ac-
cepted. IatrOlmeD Thomas FtzsnmOns OF the Six
eenth, and Thomas H. CrOssett OF the Twentieth Pre-
exact were dismissed for wiful violation of the rules
transfers:
tPH Wm ChDby from Twenty bhh to Fourteenth Precinct A.
hA rom foerh 70 Twesy bfh Precinct; John J. Mount
r3u.hu seventh Preenct Michael Murphy Seventh
hetshb inc Ira Garland Eleventh Thriieth Precinct;
haIe heIGnneit nom Thrth Thrice Precinct; VIM H.
Dsn ron ImId 70 frst Precinct j. j. Williamson
& t :. H. pt,t from Thirteenth to sIteenh Precinct Chas
uIbau RON fst 70 Fourth Precinct Sergio W. W. Dks from ThlT.
tenth 10 PM Precincts n NJ Rooney from Eseptb Ia Sixteenth
Precinct JOSIAH Wessrys SiIsnth 70 Eighteenth PeepeL
AcuhgSeIg Henry st1buTy from fhh Precinct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

Gen. o. O. Howard Of Washington ID. c., adj
dressed large congregation in the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music last evening, upon the necessity OF faith In
Christ.
At the Turn Hall meeting of jOurncymen
cabinetmakers held, yesterday, under the auspices
OF the Central Committee Of the EghtIour League TO
take action insure the enforcement OF EghIour
law.
The Committee of Organization of the Ger
man Republican Central Committee effected perma
nent organization, yesterday by the election OF A.
Seheidler President; l.. BONNER Vice President: and
John j. Pollock, Secretary.
The Importers and GrOcers' Board of Trade
called special meeting, Saturday to receive the re-
port Of the Committee charged with presenting 10 the
United States Senate the petition and resolutions In gard
10 the proposed changes In the tariff and coffee
Cbas HILL Chairman OF this Committee reported that
he had been assured by the Finance Committee OF the
Senate that the matter should be brought decisive
that ght take place would In event become opera
tive before July next The report was accepted, and
the Committee discharged with u vote Of thanks.
The Committee of Ninety on Rapid Transit,
and the Citizens Reform Association met at No 90
UnoDsquare, on Saturday evening and Edgar F. Brown
the Chairman OF the Sub Committee OF Seven
consider plans for rapid transit reported In favor
the Central Underground Railway, which could be com
pleted at cost OF from slbOo00oo 20 s20O0O00 which
could be raised IL the Charter was amended and tho
TO raise t20,eo0ooo for underground railroad through
broadway In 90 days, franchise was given He would
podgo bnself for IS that evening, aud he had
hesitation In saying IL would be raised IN "a hours. IL
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themselves on Saturday afternoon In tho we1ereoses
on the third floor Of No. a West BroadWey' a'gpIuS
the premises Of Measrs Smith Lawrence, uoaJ 5n
fancy goods. short time before the store was cio
tho thieves were discovered and taken INFO cusuuy
their possession were found skeleton Keys piece oi
wire "A canvas sack and matches, and IN one corner vi
the room was a large jimmy. The thieves intended 10
break into tho premises of Messrs. bnltn ~ liWIcCv
They were committed, yesterday, by Jusucc hogan W
the Tombs TO await trial. ,., H. To-. f,,o,o e.
George johnson who attempted to swinde Jay Cooke "
Co ana the Bank of North America by means OF forgeu
checks was taken Saturday before Justice Hogan ~
the Tombe Evidence was lacking, ana the magistrate
decided that ne could not hold the accused on the tsl
mony presented Before johnson could leave the Cot
room hoyeyer he was rcarrested bench warTihhh'
from the tAttoTney for another ohense IN
ruary 1871 johnson offered forged check for sIO
ON the Eighth National Bahk In payment for LOCUS p
chased at Arnold, Constable 4 Co.'s store IN
lie was arrested and forfeited his bail On us cn ~
he was committed 20 await trial -, soo 4, tho
burglar who had secured goods worth H., ~, nonI .
dwelling OF H. Schmidt No. 1856 Sixthst BIooSS -, hy
Yesterday was surprised by the owner VINO cr , t
down stairs and through the Streets htoi Hii"e wv"
shots at HIM. ..os 4, prootIvn on
Saturday, for the alleged theft OF 500 worm Vi
and mines from the store No. III Grandst- nj
River thieves boarded the snip Blfdslon ylug ny eI
No AZ r r ON Saturday night, and escaped with
No. nscto ~, If s,lk marked ia. A. l.. d b."
Joseph Carroll John Sculy, and James Brobson were
arrested Yesterday for stealing two copper stlneaus
valued AT $50, from the varnish factory, NO. 10 Idhy
place, Brooklyn $500.
George Meehan was robbed Of his pOcketboOk yeser
dav in the dancehOuse kept by Luke Rhatigan at HUI
son and Myrtleaves Brooklyn. The proprietor ana Two
others were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
THIEVES RECORD.

The store of James VI. Cox, Philadelphia,
agent for r. s. Jaffray Co.. importers of silks satns
and laces Broadway aud IeOnard-st in this city,
entered by burglars the night Of Feb u, and robbed
ct goods worth s62S7 Detectives DusenbeTry and Dunn
recently received information that the goods had been
sold 10 Prank Page proprietor Of jewelry store at
Broadway and Washing tOD-place. Procuring search
wSuaDt from Justice Hogan the detectives found $500
worth OF the stolen property, which was BuDse-
queDtiy identified by Nj. Cox. Page locked
up at Police Headquarters. In searching the
place, the detectives found valise contain
tDg valuable fur cape velvet cloak aud black silk
eioak Page said boy had brought the goods 10 him.
but be afterward admitted that they belonged 10 man
who was recognized by the detectives George Walker
Alias Walter Warren, well known professional thief
SAID that Warren had offered 20 sell the property
Dat he had declined % take IT, Warren persieed how
ever in leaving the goods IN the store. Page made
plantations IN regard 70 the property stolen from the
Phladephis store. Warren arrested and locked up
Mb rage, and they were committed yesterday, by JUS
illumination.
1AaSes BIsws and Henry Parker, alias Pine secreted
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THE JUDICIAL INVESTIGATIONS
TESTIMONY AGAINST CARDOzo.

TESTIMONY AGAINST CARDOZO.
With the return of the Judiciary Committee
from Albany the friends OF the officials whose conduct Is
under investigation manifest intense desire to know
nothngl all OF the specific cases which form part OF the
charges against the Judges. VIM. +. Howe, a crmihai
LAWYER who for q long time nearly monopolzed the
Tombs cases. and who transacted large share OF the
habeas corpus business OF the Supreme Court has been
subpenaed and will testify before the Committee Ihs
witness lately declared to a TRIBUNE reporter
that the habeas cOrpns cases which passed
through his hands were In every instance
regularly conducted, and that no testimony that no
could give would impcate any official. In defending
one accused person he acknowledged 81 had to fight
Judge and the whole police ring. and the Judge was my
friend" The referred to Is one which Will probably
be investigated by the Judiciary Committee and III con-
necton Herewith it il claimed that police Justice sew
praI officials, and Tammany fugitive were mutuay
interested in procuring the conviction OF person VINO
nv threatening put OF his enemies on the witness
stand frightened the prosecutors that the matter was
finally dropped. ,-,.. ....o,.o,
From friends Of Judge Cardozo II has been asceraned
that the Committee will devote more than two DAYS
more to his case. Judge Barnard Will then he calico
upon TO defend himself
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POLICE NOTES.

POLICE NOTES.
Arrests in Brooklyn last week, 4O4
An unknown man fell into the East River from
Pier No &c. on Saturday, and was drowned.
Owen Hamilton. an insane man, eaped on Satnr,
night second window Of No. ~ West sreenhsI s0o
dangerously injured
An unknown man, age o. was run over, yesterday,
BY freight train, at Fy ris and EevntbaV' anu
bis body horribly mangled 49,.
j. H. Lawrence and Lloyd Fields, charged with
internal officers held on Sah'
day in ~ 6OO bail EACH by Commissioner Shields.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Hogan com
e John Fphraim Jacobs for having 10 their possession
s2O worth Of shoes from the Of John Mcdonald at No. |
fonrthaye
Frederick Burkhoff. n German, age 60 was knocked
down early Yesterday eteI and hotss robbed
len helpless the pavement lie found by the police and re-
moved to Bellevue Hospital.
Edward Chcrevoy age 30, shot himself in the head,
his residence No 90 Kings Those who burned mo
the when they heard the report Of the pistol found nm ueA f
trcted il-beath led to the act
James Johnson quarrelcd with Daniel buckley,
fellow employed Harlem Gas COmpanys works on
hin the head with shovel causing severe
wounds The assaant committed yesterday by Justice hQe
Coroner Keenan, IL investigating the circumstances
with death Michael Larkn, aborcr late OF one nun
and Heynthaye who was found on MONDAY 't
yng nstnb the road the High Bridge Hotel aho sunehs
from a fracture Of the skull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
PROMINENT ARRIvALs

Clarendon Hotol-Mlle. Christine NILSSON ~
- Fh Aren~c Hote'1Ihe Hon oa IHsic AS M c.. OF
Maine the Hon g. w. sco6ed, NJ c. Of Pennsy ,yaIna'
Gov Jewell OF Connecticut exGoy Bullock OF Jobn s.
Cayender of st. Louis the Hon. Morris Wnslow OF
town N VI Ben. Field Of Albion N w. f. Sl"S" y.
BrcrO6rt Iousc-COl the Hon. W. Folding ana Maco,i
low OF Scotland, and ayDirect0r j. - i ~
II g Navy - 81 Nicholas Hotet-E. Is. Juds0h ~
syracuse Gen. j. NJ Sarber of Arkansas, Judge " y.
Uuri Judge J.. Burke and Stman Wit OF Ol9' -,
Treren HouSe-Max StrakOsch, Henry G. Jarrett L"nV'
and Mile Duya 80 Ncic- York Hoet-Comno9oie w.
r. lie Row o. s. Navy, and Col william DAVIS, u, o. ~;
- Holman House-The Hon. A. ;. Ia9duck vi
Omaha - GiSey HouSe-Surgeon-Geheral4 'oSnei'
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
DEALERS IN OBSCENE LITERATURE ARRESTED

Numerous complaints having been made
against the dealers in obscene literature in Ann and
Nassau-ss. Capt. Ward obtained from Justice Hogan
warrants for the arrest of James MeDeTmott OF No. 20
Nassau.st and Barnett Co. OF No 10 Ann-st Anthony
COmstock Of No AGA Broadway was sent into each Of
these stores and purchased obscene books and pictures
in order that proof might not he wanting Capt Ward
then arrested all whom he found employed in bOtn
stores. The prisoners were SIX in number: James Nc
DeTmOt OF No. 147 Pearlst. Michael EmOTe OF No l9l
Stanton-st., Thomas Lyons OF No. 90 MacdOuga-st
James Baman OF No. l59 MOttst., Charles and William
Brooks Of No ZIG SnIth-st, Brooklyn considerable
number of books and pictures OF the most disgusting
character were seized. The prisoners locked for
the night and taken before Justice Hogan yesterday at
the TOmbs. The brothers Brooks and McDennOtt were
committed Tor trial IN default Of $500 bail each. The
others discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
THE COST OF LIGHTING TUE c,rv

The Presidents of the Metropolitan and New
York Mutual Gaslght Companies met Commissioners Van
Mort Saturday for the purpose seeing what can be
done reduce the price Of the gas furnished to the cy
The following statement OF the per annum OF light
ing each OF the public lamps was submitted:
ReM-YO1 GAshgb Company, S4Si Manhattan. s53, M.
troDOtsB ea Si Harlem, $0 - including the eipens. Al
lighting, cleaning eIiDgusbpg and replacing broken glass
purpose Thu cost q *@ IS srsce for
Jan 10 making
lighting city To this be aided epsp,s OF
replacing TeseBg 6oDnseiing and Sting old and lamp
Rseh consuming
Bumbe Of cubic feet Of for s,eh lamp anaun So pee
Der boasBd s3 smonai changed thousand feet s 50
hsaBs add tDgubBs essh LAMP - 81 total for
lamp, go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY-A German girl, who, as n
Chicago sufferer" gained employment at the house Of
Mrs Sherwood in Washington-ave. disappeared Sat
urday morning with dresses and articles worth
s4O belonging TO the family......The body Of
an unknown was found yesterday in a
terribly mangled condition IN the hold Of
the ferry-bOat Newark The remains laying In the
crankrOOm and had been ground by the heavy crank
its revolutions until the limbs and body below the shout
ders were cut into small pieces. How the accident oc-
Cured how long the body had been beneath the crank
is not known.
PATERsON.-The Erie Railway Company IA about 10
lay additional track between this city and Lake View
80. On Saturday, in the Court Of Quarter Sessions,
Charles GRAY sentenced to the State Prison for five
years for highway robbery Samuel Jackson, colOred
assault, year
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Office of ST. SUIT & Co., Louisville, Ky'

the old in
Of The the character
than has n,ndw
eand the view of
they hrebf
that t. this Fine oil
r
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tAnsounocmen.i
For Bathing Infants-BURNErT's KALLrsToN.
thnsouncemens.. I

WHILE WAITING FOR "A COUGH ITO 90 AS 1T
cAnE YOU ARE OFTEN sowing CoSUnTIos BETTER
TRY AT ONCE Dr. JAYsKs RIPEoToaAST SURE CURE FOR ALL
COusn AND COLDs.
SKIN DIsrAsEs.-PERKY's IMPROVED COME
DOVE AND PIsPIE Shin medicine Of the age warranted
10 pmpes Besh worms heads
Of the lace Bold % Druggists
everywhere Depot, 20 Bond st.. New-YoTk
Ten years. practical experience In protecting
vaults by electricity with Thousands o. Gus
toners reference authority that IIoLsEss BURGLAR ALARM
against burglars 4. HoLnEs hGnaysL
Neither failing teeth, nor the peeping wrinkles
time forcby tell Of advancing a. your grey hn ARhs
It's color and makes appearance mere
Others we'll youef With fresh, lnrnrant har the nhTmi"
far less noticeable.
For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go to Is.
SoulE ia PuOnt Ohee ny stars lie scls mIe IRON
the int hands therefore at Manufacturer Pna
The best place in New-YOrk to buy reliable
fashionable Jewely, and Sterling silver
Wedding Presents SoUIRE ~ FuonsI Diamonds specially
PRATT's ASTRAL On.-Safest, purest, and
beat.
GENTLRMENs thanksgiving style for 1872 are
ready for Espenc6e sseusr lib hin'
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HOME NEWS.

rgrnNomETsR YESTERDAY At HuDSuTs NO 2's BROAD
ihbSno"h'"" WAY.
n m.
n. go -"
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL Dbfh.i n
".srspT poH The AT p. n, sAhoh n...,.
RAROskTsh H.6
Mean, IA n,h m ava ysrmum Al D. Feb fs349
haIimom AZ NV Pb as $50 Minimum at a. March l. ias
RaTSs ............ s3t Range 81 1s,er
Rsy.uxs-Peh Is h 10 BID A. m o u
OF Ipo Distance travelled by the wind during the week NV" ~
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE ALBANY. March 2, 1872
nino hills Mere renOItet

To amend the County jury act 10 protect the
institutions protect factory children providing
for the Of abor0n extending The
power Of Notsnes Public in the City and County Of New.iok
Reported adversely: The bill 20 regulate freghts on
railroads, which report was laid on the table
The Auditor OF the Canal Department, in answer to a
resolution transmitted report OF moneys expended on
various divisions of the canal which ordered 10 be
printed Adjourned 10 Tuesday.