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In the Piedmont darlington.
" F" Brooklyn. of New York,
rn faTo,. of Piedmont IL Arlington

.
In In BisapSnt Bo1Fyn Arlington S''0 at 1892
- .'0o-, .,,.u.o, s5a2e4
In In BlssRSn Re1Risn, q Arlington S' ~ sssl 80
In favor of Piedmont @ ss %
In piedmont male and female will sH'' % s
III i'''-''.s go. ..,aon $500 q
s above If FAM rane an o male risks in tie Brooklyn
of. of sss @ s1sss l ms. ss lnss NJ s
b r much Piedmont ringn say nothing
he the psdod nod s 1nsPgoob RyooRyn %
6s settlement Of and annually
ne ou COMPANY the them o
in e} sS her ssae9s i wound mot
comparison in opinion incomplete hd n
been asaIea y S share of public Of
% gsa SS
to Companies but stand on tne
;s veil to note that there only Company
IN the States Of South Carolina Georgia who TIED
salary and a aos of On al plans
the President stated in letter OF re-
vcs iaur and other experienced acuaIe -. proo
No inviting the closest scrutiny OF our comparison WIN d of the
Pis9nfssss Ps 9gssdsas 2Rssos REsssos IN genera ~
Ssy { 4sss hs os Rea t. 1a PsRss2a
others wk successfully Northern agents at no extra ex
Psnss pc expense Sas the TO be
Brief we you Company , M which will t iaus anS
bs {oar prncpI rs puael requiring tur eepal lag
3szss 8 ysss gs $ @ as' law ~'5si 81
which YOU reside Urd ses or from OF premiums
when prevented by var lately the at the South
nvesfInent Piedmont Arlington because IL "'
~ be DESTROYED the Chicago and as may
bast tuu any Of te organized IN the State o.
Yn f hS Stsaas New York city and
f1 miles around penalty forfeiture OF Charter tor violation @
s h are as was w about 20 fire Companies at Chcago
l L the lower Of f aea on hrst class from
~ fov by State laws That the New York feel TINS Eest
bv the efforts OF he different
tons lave as allow their vast ana rapidly
a to have the she krger rates OF interest," and greater
obne of Investments but the contracted poNy OF e oae
onv the the city au u1 has 50 defeated
Ill efforts of their and every dollar Puo h Is'
2oe fr a benefit section which onmeSG ana AaToSS"
n R unjust taaon whose hor OF armed are
nrsonpg and hunting down your best citizens insulting a I1oog m
innocent females creating reign of terror unho 49, - W @
history enlghtenet natlons ana u's"tl"s'e' y ~ -
crnel barbarians the dark ages - n;
W. do not mean to attribute the Northern insurance III
- s or TO ;pute sutns their agency but tnglGct
ooon nlvans naical and oNr a%!uta' eiS Il
@ ad to IS by ignore noble Southern s @ @
of or country, established ~ the nara say
R nnd people daily dispensing to the destitute WIDOWS anu "
bns the sacred fund entrusted to their
Arlington with income OF apuC
raly over 900 the widows and tatherless Oh oou'
alone se tis with tile endorsement OF ore OF oout Oo
we W cons whose the first beneficiary OF the company
most No one trust Of the many wo received the generous nc
the @ IA nnring Of the OF Virginia In the lNe
ptai anu recant to highest feelings Of humanity to oget
g, - aa the enterprise OF her ohs m to gge preference " "
over Northern Companies ,rer<nr
80 a !. . General Agents.
I'm II
April
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es1aaay - wliosw n 81 g 9efyy ssyss Sd smissive
ma ,snodsss : marriages 1; as Oh,
iIefreds bysaaffied t6s use hef a5t60Agus
1,fesy'frsel s'fTke fsawssasss was ssainss'
he remarked, "when almostImagiaed
She haf no oss04gaee YES. said the
1fasta @ e.. VIII 2lsl, ail ~ bqt ags:l BY
le.g long sincep ,s.szu-.: as 81 l.sesss4yeri
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skhims frequently Tafter heshad .got1sorne dis
/ sanee sthe.rlver:tne detachment hred-ol
: khim saaSsf stpat be shoWeas signs OF bens
.gqyaoses eLielt.. ~ oenne15 tesss&looss am
h;a bss ~ fb;s NJ az H. of fbs r;Ser
lsigs' -. - R-'s. - y ''''''-s''s'
'1M 9ftRifbf' f'ssF EEsfoN oFTHE KrfFAfn
'1sFhe YeHowing dispatch has been received
PEG the'waracpaftment@ Rom, Maor@M en-
'f0fihs@ho, sas7ne' was "ln'o has1ssoon' az me
3iHme' Kno#s :nounlngs Pefsehany'o bueal
rJsT kss stFl sf H. s s pss ,ii ;ndsoted IL
fKu. .Riux murder was sSof and .iilled bY I
troops troops 1acfinE as % ppsse TO- United states
fmar6al. While 6e. was sseapipg .fbs. .esHogR
! sf the Hatssha 70 arrest blM oh 2, bench
wafraHt f the C1rchit. Court, feleTams
Sesne@spapers tos create sensaslons hsadeq
Sosiea1. vusiage q. ,eota,ly 3 a.sei s.s
~ - -. ...ss.:.s.,ia :. .,s.s,..
Br1YIIeS aHGEeylHeS.asssg
t:,aa So -. AI..s~-,,;.e-, J.tS .;s,
R The stesy sthat,:.ht,re :, Queeassof
skssssae aegpsrsausWses5y,'I
egigiasted in.the fscs thaione Dshenlsti
Hngsubieca,sent llertaJegnad4wtneuEa
.xeast aaissionarYst stnelosedsin "a olduop8
Eanf. thspsp odiealsleaeti edssmhiehwaa
IE5auadsfw the Aaingzos ahasmisaonary.s
.ssspa1. 70 s,ss.'7s go x a''AS; 80
FisasrsRataa snakes ars so iafhefodsat
|a'oinmphs,sN ehasfa, that they ring gthe
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SURE pop.

The best RAT. .POISONYout.. For sale
at G.. L. PENN's Drug Store.
Apr 10 If 1s
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1,ss.' .Ss - q, ~
= Bear in mind that.tosbecsic is a. eos
Genuine Medicines, a,.redpcea prices,
When you are sick, send. to Sanders
: PRESCRIPTIONS and FAMILY
Dr. Sandersaaf person! at moderate cost
The badies afesfnvitet to- cs4f and
Combs, Pomades, Colognes,' Extracts,
household Vi Fal6asa-!I-: So. la III
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REAF REpvgTgG :M:.:::] i

y
u et:;vs 4>sr { o's~ ,.oss.,1fss-.---as;s.s'4t-
Fss. ..tys. Is. t-s's'4y,.4. .s = -y5srfee..',
! HAVE tfss'p pEassdrec { Of Y 81 ag
S5odk 10, every Department islAaet
have this dspfedaesdi all,ayticles,tu
:: -: TmRqeIts .1egt i eas9iallEi ijayitsgto q
0Ms3yY az:nish Glass, Fancy
Extracts; sNrnghes, ,Eenf699
Judge ,of. .-mXsRneesus . ~ /. z Il
..,-e-aus,ts<;S5.. s>>sse,a
..iA ,fuHeline;of Groceries, afway
asSugAr.!rlsaa, a. Syrup; Malas
- .sardiness Crackers Jellies, Came
Maccaroni, Cheese, .-n.7.a,> "a:
,so- Eour,sMeal, Gats, Bacon, u,
~ And all other articles usaally'kel
80. q - (, =. 80 :, (.
::And ,ueW, as ST tor-.',s..4 Sa-l
:. slis fsa6iRiii 6Ri { Mkisks q Y lGI;in: III REIW ID
I belieye + have E the inside iafsE,;E track; ana
sustain P me. '.'- =" 'iil ~ - 'Et
Now on handLa choice lot of 'CheWir
perb CIGARS of all kinds.
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Black kAoss&usitsS4da{S from
~ .ELyons GeloreB Gross Grnh,Saks
e.sss Striped:anayRh iAssfn &lf
fAs SO Japanese 6aksF8pa#ese edsslis
|zaizsM ozambiqua, dJe'AsssNohAreh
t-ss .sBkrssa aBklcis siS@zsa .&asss::s agieeas
In is4sesMed#tiASaAH a.i@a. .lAiREssH
sisaAIaeeeieefu sssa acFe.es, ssati4.n SIN
ss:aa4s lasai en IhA1VNN1EU4f7P 4fPsts rs: s5 s;3s los
Es.Da Ees C6llafs,I q,aceSFg, D5AyN
! hbrsiasTas in 1esinfTl ess xdrjety,
pa bass ,'xia-!ss-Gue ~ :j:ta.s le :,G.1rN1
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{, 'sylRs ss'1bSsasa IL ais,Sir sapl
wish of policy OF 8
sSyefiI1ne ene pnf4
hes sunaetlfag who
Of participationp''
rs Ssther. the policy
3 5lSifng' terror to the;
ntrtothY @wIandl
hesa acrilnessms11yI
lanlany noreMerej
ldtles. The Whole!
us State had1 Been|
u rdsadn ess.r7lilI
was peace; aud IN
t8t were now UNDER
Rarantee 6 that they;
aesniHionS doHars;
IAsy!:o11yswai1tedl
Irthegripe of mar
lknow, but those
Mat that hon hand
Z ftuwsssa black
i aecouptry; anight
lb be Eeem en-; and
5e lifted, and that
1buid besure there
u enduring. pesce,
be set at rest for
saoswstesdsy Assist
Aarle, after Which
to the jury. -@.At]
one HOUR 'a1dta
lvefAiet Of guilty
equity Of murder:
a,idsdfof sentence. |
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Is 1872. Z 3. . !. Dry D .Y.. Goods. 1872
KEA 81: Ian .Nl DRAM &. co.

n. etIj ~ sNo'.S:S' ia Da'H-fi'S .I'N'7a
ARB nowsrecsivlhg.a very large al
-? ka< Esg.S.9 4sss;oess ~ issES2fss
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Insurance Notice.

HE Undersigned Copartnershp
eral Agency Of the COTTON INSURANCE COMPANY
SontAC Carnlna caatN DrrnSt
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without a struggle, irrest about two
miles from where I Nv sitting The
government comm, Gen. Dodge,
. prevented the .exaed citizen sol;
:diery from killing Iami warriors
and in a parley wlucceeded their
.s,,rssuasr, sshes pli that they had
not killed a.white, nor stolen his
stock. Thatthey hahased the stock
in their possession "a tribe located
on the opposite SIDE river, There
were, with tho whi'um Der OF men
belonging to the sh tribe OF friend
ly Indians; and to Or Generalcom-
mitted these captuamians in'cus-
tody for good bells 1t is said that
there were many pm horses and,
cattle. embraced i iurender, and
when an officer wke up one ata1
Anne and ring it, soldier would
say, "that's ,mineake lt.es (
I have talked wlwho havelived
in this vicinity fol han fifty years,
and they tell me 70 is-a Tort six
miles from this thich was very
old when they cs, winch gives
evidence of hayirp punt after 9 bet
tar model than aI In to the Indi-.
ans and that abe in the country
around for somerable distance,
are to lie found ~ OF implements
of various kinds larthen vessels
s,,c,, as theysup,e p,e not known to /
tho,Indians .ofth. Some breth--
i. ron 81. my Churaiye in thlS vi
4 rinity. propose He IN an inyes-
litigation of these @hen L can get !
ailittle time to az; and, If suo..
, ceed in getting a'a'ion deserv-
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|ehimsf sfrequeutlyyafter hethad: :gota.some' dis,
tanee insthesraper:tne desachnent fired'on
him saftef,t that be. ,showea signs Of being
,Yoyndsd Lient. Bennert COX boat and.
vent opt into the river after him and
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'Kness, and he aske,
supoh the fonowinl
- s&i I. >+,-iAr~s',
Eial 4drsa capita
he judges ofsthe Law
6sfstaan5 81 fhs con, |,
ve6 testir mont
HlarriDaconsptsatolf
py itate.eon-
dy1Sasceoapifc
,sufHaent t'toJdhtHy
|Azlg. % sassss aIs se |
dpat felop ,sap-neyef
stQ. convict his accsst
3flysthe' Oh
yashan nofbspoll
"a this ease, fazsaI |
Nm %I;nkLII
6bsIhct and prer
easf cent ffenisex
aIpte. ..,E1id to.ihanait
q pWEiliamssmddes
Aght itQ.bear arms
large Of murder of
the proof that the
edS maiconspifacY
sleteay. EsxHnT |
Mrt has no>jWisdlcl
5fhfurder upon tits
flr.as~,.sAAsa asp
s no Fright Hupod.
2 Sz,SontR CareGnd
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At the age of S6I At the age of 10
S2O9 will insuret$250 will insure
q female for female for
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ling your attention you .shsil 9hsye;itsa
You maysa8 to my friends thasI ant
Mrs. .Horness and Lulas are. enjoying;re
markahly good healti;aandiare stin.ds
lighted. with ourRewhon1es. The.priyi
Eaege 4ef~printlpgs thesatl erAues..ia J
.rnatter;of -poa asnlalL -copseq ce-to, tns
|5for i l know that many fans. tends sub
scribe, ,foEs; your pepez, end. 4shops ethe5
wia aAbe induced dose, ,fas.ita affords
.tae e7rreadH means sof communicated
apds1 can. not snows answes. the ,sfeHers
(which, they are,sending tome Ss4essl.,tq /
q o; Set&ss zsiYsry tEulXsXours, -as.aa /
vsea>e si, .i snasse.lEE. y. ,HaRNEA
s Ffsmn ssn M1s s s85es HiR saasss; slh f. zsss4 lsSs
<Ssa 6e { IN of6fT ,TSHffS sssss
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
sERIOUs ACCIDENTS.

An inauest will be held on the body of
George Geiger age 25 who died at Ninety-ninhst Re
ception Hospital from fracture OF the skull received
in falling backward from a milk wagon, at Third-aye
and One-hundred-and-sixteenth-st Friday.
John Brlce age 80, deckhand on the barge Vim. A.
Summer whose leg was crushed by railroad train at
Athens " w. July l9 died at Bellevue Hospital yester
day.
The body of the man found in the North River of the
foot OF Thrtiethst., has been identified that OF
Patrick Mcclure. age i0 aborer OF NO Aj west Ihrty
nrstst.
Alexander Britton age l. OF No. 977 Grcenwichst,
scalded Wednesday by falling into tub OF
hot water, died from his injuries yesterday
Peter Barca 3j While intoxicated. fell out OF the
window OF his rOOm In the third story OF No. 30 East
HoustOnst.. Yesterday morning. aud received severe
injuries to his back and right foot.
James Beach, Ia, OF No 80 East Twenty-nln thst
In attempting Ia jump from Incoming train NJ the
by the engine OF an outgoing train and had both legs
crushed
John Pierce a shipfastener while working yesterday
on the soOp swatird, AT Brooklyn, struck on the
head with sledge and received serious scalp wounds
Isaac Frcidmann II, OF No. 9i9 Sccond-aYe, was
drowned while bathing In the Est River, at the loot OF
Fiitll-elghthst.. yesterday.
James Fger age 25 of No Q? East Broadway fell from
his truck In Astorpace, yesterday, AMI wHS sshty IN
jured.
Katie Madden, age T. Of No "a Thamesst., was
knocked down aud slightly injured ~ runaway horse
In Lncrty-st, yesterday afternoon.
John O'Brien while az work, Neaterial, IN the saw
ml at Park and Whnin gtou Ncs, Bid"hlyn hld three
fusers uf hls left band severed bf thr unchihrry.
william Ward Of No. 40i East Futrtecuti-st was
throWn from his truck and Serious "oahdtd on the
head IN FOrsythst, yesterday uli'i.'t, " collision
win another truck driven by NaltL'hf hhpcihlum,
W. r. Carry Or 30 Nc Thhd.st. haI IA iot i0ut bad
crushed, yesterday Afternoon, by % sIne alias npJI %
IN the BOwcry.
John Munday seaman hat hoth his lego broken bv
falling from the iOrerVJa laI!rn 10 te deck of tne
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

Excise as also the bureau in the Ere par h made
IIeensinr dealers in cOmbustibles snoun not We
an ndeeendent department under the cOn,Io Oh ,ou %
missioners II certainly would De ihore eeoHo''' '
the present system ,..o por,,t, pureau "a ia
brn NV the vouchers Of the Controllers once that ihe
First Marshal made daily returns OF moneys received
roions to 1863 In that year the practice OF making
onby returns was introduced and In 1863 the monthly
retnrns were discontinued and return made AT tne
close of the year In 1870 no return was MADE ana III
1871 Tho return for 1870 furnished In 1871 the return
Nos made at the close Of the year. From this would
seem that either the head Of the Department he May0
or soa one of his assistants keeps the money In his pos
session until either Of them M to make report to
the City Treasury. 1 49, A.,
Taki1e the Thrdave. Railroad Company as the
weahiest CITY railroad corporation the following com
ment Is made upon the way in which this corporation
has been assessed. In 1856 this corporation as
sessed as per statement, sG5O,OOO their personal
property In the following year. 1851, IL assessed
Ssqs56 next year II again raised 10 the large
SUM- as compared with 1857, OF S09,225 Since 1858 he
assessment decreased gradually to insigntcant sums.
until 1870 the Company not assessed at all the same
i'm 1871 and 1872 The property Of the New-NOIk and
Harlem Railroad on FOurth-ave DeXingtOn-ave Ihlrty-
second Thrtythrd and Thrtyi0urhst. Is assessed Ioi
1872 s377OOO. This same property was assessed as
year s4sOOO0 being decrease Of $4,000 althoueh an
private property in the ward CTwentyrsO has Deeh iu
creased in valuation.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
POLICE NOTES.

Fifteen Brooklyn liquor dealers were reported,
vv for keeping Of their saloons Sunday
The residence of Henry Wertmeyer, at No. 50
yisgh BROOKLYN robbed yesterday of $50 worth Of clothing
Sister Sabastna, a nun attached to 1t. Peters
Uop Brookyn visited some friends in Newark N j. four weeks
ago, and is nos missing
William j. johnson was arrested, yesterday, Tor
epg gold aud EVERY from lads living 10 Cold Spnng
Duebess Couut, the day previous
with brother The jeEy found nJOnaVus possession
AT the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, VIII
lin Iutter age committed for stabbE companion ienT
Rome the neck. lsm Wesr hoy M hei Tor emoetng
l55 ron Edward Doid real estate agent Of No Bleeekers
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
A SUIT BETWEEN THEATRICAL MANAGERS.

Previous to the opening of the Union
Square Tneater, Robert w. Butler and Edwin g. Gil
more managed the Theater COmique in partnership with
Sheridan Shook. In 1870 n arranged that larger
audience-room should be provided, and Shook under
took to ut up the Union Square Theater. When this
completed Gilmore and Butler entered upon
the management and Butler went TO Europe TO engage
a company. A part Of 1t he engaged in his own name
and part as manager of the Union Square Theater.
Upon his New-YOrk he found that Mr. Gilmore
arrangement with Mr.. Shook by which the latter
onehaf Of the net proceeds arising from the
engagements which had been made In Europe. Among
the engagements were those OF Annie Adams and tine
VOkes Family which proved quite profitable, and up
the present time the theater been managed by Mr..
Butler, Sheridan Shook being the nominal lessee Now,
however Gilmore brings suit against Butler with Shook
implicated for dissolution OF the partnership. The
case came up yesterday In the Supreme Court Cham
ber before Judge Barrett, for the appointment a
ceiyer behalf OF Gilmore 10 claimed that Butler
Europe for the benefit OF the partnership, and
that the plaintiff furnished the money pay ms
penses that the plaintiff has therefore right TO
share In the profits of the engagements. lie does not
Shook shared the profits For Nj. Butler IL claimed
that partnership dissolved before he went To
Europe, and that Gilmore gave him 900 for his interest
therein, but that hc allowed his remain IN the
firm save Gilmore from trouble lie says, further
that he went 10 Europe his responsibility.
Counsel for Gilmore stated that the denial Of the part
Dersnip took his client completely by surprise, and he
should ask for adjournment To put ~ proof of It's en
htence. The matter was accordingly adjourned ull
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DIcKISsoNs IN pARH now
sAm-Oo Yoon-95io pm.-20 h'dHisht-"
PROMINENT ARRIyALS.

Breroori HoaseSenator Sumner of h s,
Nav, Sch rtof Of Russian Legation and Arthur ,oJ
Frglsnd Finh Arenue HobL-Ihent Gen Philip H. she9an u
Csn Cinion Louis Senator Caldwell OF h'hi,
Mr. Roscoe Coblng Of uca D., EhdEe Of ESfa and me-. NJ
WIian Prescott Smith ard Thomas Wnans of Baltimore
judge James Hughes Of Waslingoni and Wiiam 'Vnr'
Io,is Grand Central HONL - The hon,
John l. Mare Of virginia NeE York HOteGen Williamson o.
Iisn. ~ BuIey Of Charleston, aad W. r. FloTd on Bos
Jn,sS. Hoti- Prof D. G. Gilman Of Yale College, and D.
Bercbcf f Albany Me'rspolan Hokt-Ths Hon r. Shepherd
fbSm1rE Ho'si-Afred L. Tyler YcePreshent OF
The soaR Carolina Railroad COMPANY H9F@an Hor,es u
~ Ihsnv4s HOus,-Josqun Miller Of Oregon,
ps Psmap Rogers Philadelphia the Rev FULTON of Boston
and Col j. q Maccbe srksnsts Senator Henry Wilson was IN
the city for q short time, yestlriay
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
7 N Y E STIN G
MONEY.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company through
its Financial Agents offers for sale its First Mort
gage 73O Gold Bonds. They fall due i'll 80 years,
bear 3-1O per cent gold interest payable semi-annu
ally. are exempt from United States tax to the
holder and are secured by first and only mortgage on
l. The Railroad, its Right of Way, Franchise, Roll
ing Stock and other Property.
3 Its Traffic or Net Earnings.
g. A Government Grant of Land averaging on COM
pletion of the Road about $4,000 acres per mile of
track.
The Road follows what is known as the Valley
Route to the Pacific, fanlled most of the way by an
excellent country and is assured in advance of a
vast and profitable traffic which already awaits its
completion. The work of construction is steadily
and satisfactorily progressing the settlement OF
the adjacent country and the building of towns
keen pace with the advance of the road large
body of the COmpany's lands is already in market,
and the proceeds of sales will constitute Sinking
Fund for the redemption of the COmpany's Bonds,
which are convertible at 10 into the Company
Lands at market prices
Believing that these bonds, both in point of safety
and proftableness constitute such security as judi
cious investors can approve, we recommend them to
the public. Government bonds and all marketable
securities are received in exchange at current quota
tions without cost to the investor.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

,, u,o,o drawn The entire crew, eight in number,
ioned smith against Furong, who then shot Smith IN
the left wrist The policeboat Seneca soon aerwaru
arrived alongside the Henry, and the mutineers were
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13
STREET CAR LICENSES.
IMPORTANT REPORT OF THE LAW COMMITTEE
OF THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
THE CONTROLLER DIRECTED TO MAKE COL
LECTIONS.

IMPORTANT REPORT OF THE LAW COMMITTEE
OF THE BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
THE CONTROLLER DIRECTED TO MAKE COL
LECTIONS.
A resolution directing the Corporation coun-
sci 10 institute proceedings against the Thirdave Rail
road Company for the recovery Of all duo under
an agreement between the city and the company for
license fees was referred by the Board OF Assistant
Aldermen TO the Law Committee May D. The follow
ing report which prepared for presentation TO the
Board Yesterday was not considered, owing TO the aD
sence Of quorum:
Your Committee has made very careful investigation
for the purpose OF asceTtalnug II the ordinance Ieat
to fees enforced, and il any cause existed to
enforce the resolution foregoing. Your cOmmlttee
therefore offer TO your Honorable Body the annexed
port and desire To state that in thls matter
upon this subject aud have, therefore, in their report
detailed their labOTs and your committee recommend
Reod Tbst directed proceed without delay to
collect 6g si or heyy from he 'yI9as riTay ef-0tS nun
the all moneys due the CITY and County Of 0 ail Ia
faovn mi Or dae: and further
Reod That Controller report the Common Council on The
& ~ % M aiove r.fsr,s t T5Ie IL directed 10 continue
SAID monthly reports fully paid The first
The st day the month succeeding the passage OF this o
Resolrta That all resolutions ordinances parts Of resolutions
ordinances Inconsistent Wh these resolutions are eieD a
full force and virtue though these resolutions did not eIs
tabular statement, taken from the vouchers in the
Controllers office, and from accounts kept III the Permit
Bureau OF the Mayors Office from 1859 to 1871 Inclusive
license fees first moneys returned since the organ
ization Of the various city horse railway companies was
in 1859 A careful Investigation failed TO show any
moneys paid previous 10 this date. II will be seen by
this statement that but five of all our city horse railway
companies have paid any license fees or are paying at
the present time, and Of these fve wO the Harlem or
F0urhave paid for the first time, in 1852 and since
then nothing; and the second he Central Park North
and East River Railroad Company pad three years and
ceased pay. Thus il is seen that but three Of
city railroad companies are carrying out their
agreement with the city, and all the rest are violating
. the city ordinance in respect TO license fees.
no prfIu ref n " MgVOr
December 1858, and provides that each and every pas
senger railroad running in the city below Onehund-
red dud-twenty y-ffth-st., shall pay $50 annually for
license except horse cars for which the license fee is
SIS penalty $50 attaches for running without
license Below is a list OF the deaultng railroad
names. with other information:
New-York tribune., 1872-08-13

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