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DIED.

AyDBRsOS-A, Psssc n j. THURSDAY 18th inst Louis spence.
son Of s1enee a'9 hna 4 1n e sS ana ssSa , s !;
Funeral a. residence Of Dr. W yOader,mh P,ssae Bridge, J..
SATURDAY, ct 1880 a. N
AsToR-op THURSDAY the I'd year Of be. Msssr>
VIZ Aston aai daughter OF the late Gen John Arm
The trends ad relatives Of tie Emily attend the fnrerl
Grace Church on hoaSsy next Feb H. at JOS a. H. "i'Aous
further invitation.
CLARENDoNA. Nice Fare jan Thomas cArrsaOn Of Brooklyn.
The relatives and friend. of the family nytsd attend the funeral
bis late rsease $50 Washuoaavs on Monday ia
- iDs.. at 2 p III
DUNKLY-Feb. Is, MI, Mrs Jane A. DanEy, wife Of Leonard
The invited spd he funeral services
CLntou-aye, Atlaauc brooklyn
DYXES-ou Tharsay Feb IS is7 at ROsee Sssark j. Mar
family invited to attend the funeral sunay After
noon, a. q oelooL lrVn ST. Barna5as church Rosele.
GARDNRR-oa Tharsy Feb Is at the rsncs her w n.
Gardner No es FasHsI BTookr. Nary Ann NJ GaTne In he
Funeral service VII AXE p, a. the Church o, Coed shepherd
MDonough; sAinry the I'm nat.
O'Clock. RELATIVES and friends s'ei to attend Take f'a'
s,an'sr Connecticut Feb n 1917 Sarah ssssee. Holly
Funeral services from S. Johns Ckuh Saturday the i7A At
o'clock
KxAPP-n city Tuesday 1h inst Cyrus Knapp o.
His funeral viii place his redeoss n hssAs1a a. IN
Friday AZ p m. Trains eapr foot Of Shs@oe" - "
kyoxou "Wednesday moing the lh inst amer one hAesA
Pnncs Lavnss:os John n and Mara L. AA'l IN mn
The an, friend. os family ar, invited to asad tie snersa
servle.s residence Of his datAe 10 :"
I'VE a, n ,sdaepe. Peessk SewYok Peh a. isTs Chsuss
A Lee NJ D. in Die Tsi year q bis age ..... ., x,.
ss Ne. YoTs Historical Society and other societies u .hee ss
ss IsS Sa s,urssy Feb T. 4, witAoa
In r.,osn Feb IS Johnns daughter Of JOIN
md Jsh.saa saih agei yean, months. ADD 70 days
wIyrHRoPon Wednesday. Feb H. Charlotte Trosp wife Of Esensa
R..ys nl requested 10 ,ees her sss.l from ar's
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. TwoMBLY introduced bill to amend the
charter OF the NewYork City Central Underground Raj
road In addition TO the powers already granted the
Company, they may construct sub-ways and operate
therein railway, with two or more tracks, for passen-
gers and freight the carriages to be propelled by steam
Tho Conoany is allowed three years TO complete the
road 10 connect with the Harlem Railroad and two years
thereafter connect with the Harlem River Ihey are
bed AT any place above Ninety-sxth-st
THE NETWORK CHARTER
The House went into Committee on the New-forK
City Charter The question pending was the motion by
IRA D. BROWN TO prohibit seotarian school appropfa
Sne1os 81 Il .hal no, b. appropriation Of the
private denominations. school that pot under
.Sss: sas 70 Il. .s sp the stat. s public
NOM Mf a saG Mr. aEvs reply said good
was done in NewYork by providing schools into which
Gated and schools should be supported He hoped
the motion TO amend would not prevail.
rle He was opposed, IN toto TO dvertng single cent
from the treasury TO support distinct and separate
CHARGER for city section prohibiting the taking Of
single dollar out Of the treasury OF the city to be used
Mr.. Smith OF Albany said this was a very Important
question. 1t matter which ELECTED the synpathes
and interest OF all rght-thiDking He hoped before
this Legislature adjourned general would be passed
bringing all the State under some nxed ana wedenneo
and educational purposes. He therefore suggested the
let The gentleman from Onondsga tr Alvordl bring in
a general act making the provision he referred 10.
Mr. AIyORp was satisfied that general law the
subject could be framed which would be liable 10 be
broken in by every recurring Legislature. The only
way To accomplish the matter generally would be
through an amendment TO the Constitution and that
would take three years.
Mr.. A. Is. HILL called attention To what had been de
nominated an Infamous Charity bill OF 1871. He read
several items showing that number OF the appropria-
tions were institutions, and said the gen
tlrmaD from OnOndaga had voted Tor all of them.
Mr.. sMrTn-What Is the proportion OF these appro-
pTiauOnri . , -,- -
maax "a . matter vi s.a.Se. IA the that the
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ANOTHER ELEVATED RAILWAY PROJECT.

The drawings and model of a new elevated
railway for quick transit exhibited yesterday to
number Of persons at Gilseys Building, Broadway and
Cortandt-st. The plan OF this railway Is as follows
Rolled wrought-iron posts are set immovaby twenty
five feet apart, and single rail Is laid
along the tops, eighteen feet above the sur
face of the street lL Is pr0posed 10 snA lne
or along broadway from the City Hall over Harlem
Bridge to Fordham. Along this single track the cars
and from each side OF the car there VIII depend TWO
braces having horizontal wheels at their lower e1tem
ties These wheels when the IS In motion. VIII re
yolye corresponding rails placed along tue SIDES OF
the posts and In connection with the braces will tend
70 prevent that oscillation which Is apt 10 occur when
cars are in rapid motion, thereby rendering t also ex
tremely difficult them be thrown from the track.
To supply motive power II Is proposed To have reser
yors OF compressed air which TO be continually re-
penshed with pumps placed at ooth enus OF the road
and connecting q extend along the line
of the rails so that at intervals OF every fourth mile
other reservoirs attached to the bottom OF the may
be repenhed with the air conveyed through Tue tubes
three feet in diameter and Will be made 10 "itnstaho
pressure 100 pounds to the square inch III Is est
reservoirs viii contain viii be sufficient, operating
through their separate engines, 10 draw a
train Of six cars from the CITY Hall to Har-
lem Bridge without requiring TO pc repiehlshed.
This calculation Is based work performed by this
agent ut the Mont Cents and Hoosac tunnels. IL is
claimed that the weight OF the engine wnen IL Is pro
tend to secure steadiness OF motion. The seats which
are placed In Of the and arranged 10 have
The weight directly oyer the upright posts and
orders and diminish thereby the chances Of accident
Francis Bartlett the inventor mas made an estimate
this plan-one for up-trains and the other for down
trans-to extend from the City Hall 20 Harlem Bridge,
will not exceed s5Oooo and that 10 Will require, at
cents fare for each passenger only persons pass
over daily in order 70 ger cent interest
that amount OF capital
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ALBANY.
Contained from Fir,t PAGE.


request discharged from carrying the invesugaon ir-
ther having found cause for the interference Oh the
Legislature.
In the Senate the Central Underground haroad COM
pany through Mr. Benedict ask for the privilege OF ex-
tending their track provided in tho original charter
from Four,eenth-st SOUTH through broadway and
whitehallsts 10 the East North River Also, from
Fourteenth-st north. under Union square, Broadway
and Eghth-aye 10 tho Harlem River; also, branch
line to Forty-secondt. This Is an entire abandonment
OF the original charter except the first point at Four
teeuthst the new route going south and north,
from Fourtecnthst starting place Above Nineteth
ST the Company ask the privilege TO abandon the
underground and IN the surface, or 60 up story
or two An amendment Is also made To restrict the time
OF construction as far up to three
vears--hut the Company commence work on any or
every section OF road at time and when work Is
once commenced section there snail Ue no forfeiture
OF charter section IL Is not finished within three
The action the Senate yesterday In regard to the
recess proved TO he bumbug. s' fected, anf that
body very cniuplaCcnty stultib ST i'day. The re-
cess according to the concurrent adopted
by both Houses Will extend folm Saturday. the 18th.
10 Monday the .'h. The vote which tuis resolution
was adopted In the two Houses Is Of no consequence
The real sentiment may be stateu IN favor Of Ourn
ment by two to one at least
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TIE JCDICLARY INVESTIGATION

THE COMMITTEE TO BEGIN INQUIRY TO-DAY.
The Judiciary Committee of the Legislature
will meet IN city to-day to take testimony in regard
TO the irregularities OF Judges Barnard and Sardozo
preparatory to the impeachment removal OF these
officials Tie sessions viii be secret It being considered
unaIvsaOo TO reveal whole % the Bar As5ocia
ton b, fore the trial Albany. The hr wtne sess sub
penaed are James T.. Coleman, JUICE Barnard :
Gratz and John D. TOwntend. The latter Is To testify
in tho case of Judge Cardozo.
OFFICIAL EXTORTIOS.
Mr y. H. Olmstead OF No. 50 Wail-st requests MEM
bers OF the ba and others knowing Of exactons by city
officials TO send the 10 him Chairman Of the Ex-
torton Committee of the Bar Association. Great diff
Guilty Is found in procuring specifications IAe Col4IA
tee viii report mex, Tuesday evening.
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,~,D,ention. rneetine NJ Columbus ONO, on
scrnins February. OF twohrds iare' ueA'1s So"u "
q. "a. Assembly of Florida, on wednesday
In I'm nv large majority resolved that u 8
Osborn he requested 70 resign 70 FedsrsI oncs
ssnaNI that the appointments 10 feutIal oicos
sbcr To ms recommendations were DISTINCTIONS 10
.-rrlhoan govern. ~, ,.
:. ,he Maine Legislature yesterday bill was
~ o,cp,ptins from taxation for 20 years, lands set
s,r the encouragement OF the growth Of foreht
,aet was reported authorizing the formation OF
reemnanies 81 state cadets, composed HI noys not
go c, 20 military duties, each company 10 rave ho'
s9ss. "a members. and the state to furnish arms &c
Tho OHIO Woman's Suffrage Convention met
'su,n.. Ohio on Wednesday. Only small num-
-, IN attendance. Mrs. swisshelm made short
e,nrcsungfs hope that the Convention would
spen on record decidedly against the Free-lpVe
pu i,t that il should never again be heard OF N ONO
Irsf nc election VI - i'''''"' '''''''
=. the West Virginia Constitutional COnven-
"wednesday, the Committee OF the Whole on the
-, n the Committee OF Elections and BIZ Of Rights
- ne aee and length ~ residence necessary 10 LOG
80 "a the state The Governor "nu T hon 30 ye.,
arr; SENATORS, IS years, ana TO nave Decn fesi
les' ~ sate i've years The elections for state anu
Corty officers and members OF ne legislature VIII NC
t'1.-S.a ihe second Tuesday ID october. . -.
80 Ron. ). 5. Cox sometimes enlivens MS
- ai.courses with passages Of rare learning In his
50, seesh the Syndicate he uses with great enecta
E.,,,p from ST John Vaudeville, which few-if any
- have ever read a satisfactory account OF TINS
F-,hle uondescripi is given by Sir John Mandevile
- ,,nons Travels 10 Ctthay; 'Whiio passing many any
= ~ Soth bv land and sea- cherched on the Ch
oFl'aS sfrsre ~ animal OF the Lizard kind lie was
A. snr,ent- books as 4 chameleon. When the sun
.-nc he took various color; sometimes IL Wore "a
'4o r.. No ana sometimes Lad green back. lIau-h
9 cSnrht nm 10y means Of steele mirror, whlch
t'I f~iei IN. eyne tbai be wGs easily caught Drug
- t N. 4 strruuge beastc. IL IS called BY the L u
ff,e. . =, .ndlca.
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TIE LIEDERKRANZ BALL.

HIS High Mightiness Prince Carnival and
o. loyal sublers the noble Germans OF the Iederkranz,
beid dazzling court last night in the Academy. The
oo1es we're hed at early tour with brilliant array
% mlkcd aud unmarked people Of society expecting the
grand carnlvalistc leyee Of lis High and Pussant
Eshnrss the Prince Of Fools, worldwide by birth and
Lcirlrluz by adoption" TO begin at TO- When al last,
It'll tie curtain rose upon the STAGE to disclose the
group % traditional Yankees advancing TO the strains
O Yankee Doodle salute the Russian bears and the
Grand Duke whom they escorted. the floor covered
VIII merry dancers aud the Academy more densely
packed than at any similar assemblage this Winter un-
b's The Charity Ball alone be excepted
Tue procession. Is always the case with the Leder-
kanz. earfuly and wonderfully constructed. The
hi Of the evenn. was IL the procession the members
o. The Cly Government headed by donkey, and nobly
followed by hyens, wolf. boar, and panther, be
hhd whom stalked. all the plentitude
o. htiine proportions, an elephant, with
Tie lfeuke features OF the late Master
OF the Jte Tammany Ring. The TammaDy tiger bounded
INTO Tie ring with him, and was meeky followed by the
phlegua'c representing tho weI-tOdo citizens who
formed m lately the patient beasts Of burden for the
Use Of their masters Of the Ring.
The Giraffe who IL at present engaged as reporter
and interviewer The Daily BassoOn," another
feature. Don Quxote de Bergh suddenly appeared In
The midst Of the great animal show, backed by police
men. and effected prompt dispersal. leaving him, in
The language o. the programme, with "oDly ele-
plant On his hands"-the elephantne Tweed being
unable 70 60; out Of the way.
The finally passed out from the stage the
noor and three times aferward during the
ing the dancing interrupted by its temperance
hagmentary but stn ludicrous proportions.
Among the merry maskers were discovered many a
noted belle Of Murray Hill, revelng in the coquetries
and abandon OF disguise she Lad conceived impene-
tab!e many leaders Of fashion, and at least queen
OF the lyme stage. II well toward the morning be-
fore the last strains VI the waltz music died out aDdthe
tgh ~ers turned down. " tie echoes Of Home. sweet
kDaA~
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT
L 4 u IL

SIR: The Erenin0 Post ungraciOusly repudl-
ates its copyright friends. II says that the two gentle
men who we're present OF the late sessions OF the JOINT
Library Committee Of Congress and represented the
views Of the American Copyright Assocation' mad no
authority to commit that body TO any other than Its
ayoyed plan; thus virtually charging them with having
done So But the implied charge is unjust 1t was e1-
pressly stated by the gentlemen who took the leading
mart In developing the views OF that Association, ana
who certainly understood to be present as ils
sentative that in accepting the plan Tor the pro'ecoh
n, foreign authors they assumed authority to bind
the organization Their adhesion had no further weight
than that OF honest conviction after protracted and
carchne discussion OF whole subject 1t was as fsr as
possible from being the surrender OF an
party as The Post intimates Large concessions were
made by the opposite party and II was obvious enough
that II the essential principle OF granting IN" fsn
foreign authors TO be carried agalnstbose VINO wen"
for open and unbound stealing the friends OF tat P
cipe must work together in practical CONTEMPORARIES
In TINS snubblpg the genterlen ably represented
the views OF the Copyright Association. The Post Is not
oyer-complimentary 10 that highly respectaDie oou''
and IL raises suspicion as To It's claims ana
From the noise If has made in the newspapers the puD
has wont TO consider that 1t had charge OF tue SUI
ject Of foreign copyright, and could be depended uPo
for effective action in all emergencies The question t
now I'D before Congress and the Committee 10 whom
Il, referred have given due notice when they Will DC
ready for public instruction. If the Association was
shabbly represented, as implied by The Pos', whose
blunder is It II IL Is not mere form ana faree' WI"
ala NOT take vigorous measures have Its views well
ted II remark Of Colcridge that institutions Ole
Of dignity ifthe Copyright Association is on Its way 10
death from this cause, why did 1t not at least SEND on
come pig headed representatives who inaccessible 10
eason and could trusted with s ancient reputation
SO It must trot out Its undoubted distractions ON INC
next occasion. YOURS
Eeu- York, Feb. 49, 1872
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Eews see Second Pag..I


ARRIVED.
o.,,o ,f-o,ols c,tsr Wim-gto- " c. With cotton an
(eo-e Up.ou Robert. Rich ond, City Point and Nor
folk Nh r lse. snd pass, TO Washington & c..
Tsrsni with IT. Is anchored % TIE h<
IN 80 siahl An ulla % 10 $, S'h "a
schr ProEletoSnl Do"ng St. Marc 10 das VIA
R.rk Catherine (ot Perh, LiS Rio Janefo Sc days with
E. tOt JOuspOrt) Kelly Maysgue1 p r. 3 eAys
Sch ampsen (ot Deer Ie), Smith % days. with c- o
SAILED.
Steamships se1gwict for hegOearsi Athena for Heb
nond; ships liverpool Fyrg spar Lf oAghst
Oracle, for iazg houg Bragg, o. Stetun
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bos7oS Feb l5Arryei tamsho Seminole from Savannah
FnrKgss MoS1Og lJasei brig Mud from Pot.f
for r chnoGt; ocean Star, for Queens'of1.
York; sch~ B. Il. Hawkins AesYOsk J. A Garrison. fss
Georgeto|u-
FOREIGN PORTS.
Peh IS Cleared e4Dshp Lnpol, Jan fon Bosfoa
for liverpool. and pro-eei-t
HALIFAX s. ia prevailed her, as' nghA
The steamship NeElcrA, from Bremen Tor Ner-iort,
put yesteray coal ma botdt
b., arrived here ;haa anticipated The steamship Co.
pan SaiIsl for Baltimore las, night.
MEMORANDUM.
The steamship Crescent Guy from Hsvsna arrived 3h hrnes
Mckenzie chef o. lie iasi NandO ot'ors
reported Eayarai Lesnsll s2Roix
second usiuee oieri Wm. Teg an Wa Aaphr
6reuen lev sess5iD C!op,ra aid aiken
HsTan from ~ we're sent to this po BY the Am neaa
The brig Nellie y mi Iilefe Pensacola for POveuos
arr ia SANDY Hoos tls IA ans po-
ceel-c-
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EASTERN RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

BosToS, Feb. 15.-The stockholders OF the
Eastern Railroad held excited and protractcd meet
ing to-day the principal business being the choice Of
Board Of Directors. There -ckrts offered
and, after session OF hour tie cor mtiee ap
pointed to count votes adjourn with Do bay ~ COM
plctcd the count. but the following t,ca 20 Couss
elected samuel Hooper Franklin Hl'.n leni ann p
Steyens Thornton X. LOthTOp. all VI Bosom; John NOJ
dredg re Of LINN, Henry l.. Williams ~ .em, IcL bod
Good gnO q r.sDGtb Abolt 5000 votes cast
The meeting is adjourned until Monday 70 receive tie
rrDort q Committee.
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Total S27I l32 S5 S2T2 $50 SO IA
Balance in CoGhiy Treasury. Dec 90 1911. lIiJ.A7 70
REUNION OF TIE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY CLUB.
a..x.iar, of the MeslGEan

The fourth annual reunion OF the wesleyan
University Club OF this city held last evening" at
the residence Of Daniel Drew corner OF Broadway and
seyenteentht The attendance was larger than at any
preyious reunion more than Alumni being present.
most OF them accompanied by their wives. Among
the more cons plcuous were Bishop James, Presi-
dent Cummings. Professors Harrington and Rice.
Drs Crook, Foss, Van Norman, True,
Kidder. Strong Curry and Crawford; the Rev. s. l..
Baldwin, missionary to China; the Rev. Mr. Wardeu OF
Brooklyn Judge George G. Reynolds, Charles X North
Orange Judd and the Hon. VIM D. skdmore. AFTER
supper the Club called 10 order by the President
Judge Reynolds and the following officers FOR the ensu
ing year we're elected President, the Rev. Or. d. p
Kidder Vice Presidents the Rev. E. g. Andrews ana
Orange Judd Secretary, Charles R. North; Treasurer
II. b. Lane; Committee Of Arrangements, B. H. ohn, NJ
NJ. Johnston, d. G. Hartman, M. A. Rutland, H. C. NJ.
Ingraham Judge Reynolds then welcomed the Alumni
and their wives on the part OF their host Mr. Drew, who
invited the Club to his residence as an evoence VI LILO
regard for their Alma Mater
Dr. Pearce Chaplain OF the House of Refuge. acted as
master OF ceremonies. The first toast, alma Mater'
was responded to by the Rev DIR. Cummings President
Of the University He spoke Of the prosperous condition
Of the insttution and the various donations received
during the year. and alluded infecng terms 10 ID
loss suffered the death OF the HON. Isaac Ioa az,
Boston who had done much for the College III gts
and by his Influence. BY his will half OIL LIS nhhnnss
estate reverts to the institution IN case the proPvssu
Methodist College ut Boston does not sDce ~, ,b
prrscnt time said the speaker. has property worth
5O0Oo but her greatest wealth Is In her graduates; r
,hs country Her sccIe IN the futura is What
the church and county need for thoAututo hos anJ
institutions 40 much ~ strong once, ,,, -
Bishop James AZ then Introduced, ana uop ercu au
eloquent euogy ON the College, ts influence VI the past
aul Ia AAsu i,r 4hs t1LaT Va s-ia ''A'
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

ALBANY, Feb. ia train on the Albany and
susquehanna Railroad was thrown from the track at
the Central bridge to-day. The engine ran across the
bridge, having broken the coupling. The bagg1Se-caf
and first coach struck the side OF the bridge and f
through. The second coach and the drawingroom car
remained on the track. None Of tie passengers "ero
seriously hurt but the mail and express agents baggage
man ana boy injured All II the passengers
injured were ahie to walk about Trains running -
usnai, inc Passengers being transferred around Tie
wreck. Men and material are the ground and tbe
brdge VIII be rebuilt Immediately The names Of the
injured are ~ follows George WCich ~ Albany,
agent; T. Young, baggage an, Of B-iaJrdge; Frank
Ha.t1eA. uewsboy, OF East worcester.
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CANAL NAVIGATION.
THE 100000 PRIZE-MODELs AND APPLICATIONS
RECEIVED,
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCSR.l

10y TELEGIAFH 70 THE IHTbUAHT
ALBANY, Feb 1j.-The Committee appointed
TO award prize OF 100000 for improvements in the mo
tive power OF canalboas made report to the Assembly
to-day No decision has been reached nor any project
aprareny vet developed Of practical value. Inventors
IA nearly all the states Of the Union the Canadas En-
gland Scotland, Wales Holland, South America, and
southern Africa have written letters Of inquiry TO various
members D. ,he Committee. About 700 communications IN
all have been received and replied to. Numerous models
and dre wings have been sent to the Committee among
them several the productions Of women The report OF
d. NJ Greene the Engineer which IS attached to the Re
Siffcuties to be overcome He shows that properly
constructed steam canaDOat could be navgated at one
iT one-har the time row required. In other words
twice amount of freight could be Transported at an
cost less than that now nece5sltated Dut 10
fh il is an Indispensable condition that depth or seven
feet OF water be maintained throughout the canal
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE. .ALBASY, Feb. Is. 1872
BILLS INTRODUCED.

To annul the charter of the Central Under
ground Railroad Company; TO incorporate Bay Ridge
Contracting Company provide for the better admin
lstration OF the estates OF deceased persons
REPORTED.
To reapportOn the United State deposit fnnd among
Yors civ TO 10 take lakes in Putnam ana West
chester Counties provide for the formation OF free
public libraries. -
PASSED
To amend the charter of the American Bible society
IN amend tIe charter OF the National Trust Company
The senate amended the House resolution FOR recess
sn a. 10 x SATURDAY as the for adjournment, and
as amended, concurred In the resolution
Adjourned
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scores Of those present would live to soc
populous London, aud the growth Of educational In
stitutiOns would by propOrtionate.
In response toast the fathers and founders OF
Wesleyan University, the Rev. DIR. King OF Fort Ed
wards Institute made brief speech in verse full Of
puns the OF college celebrities and benefacors
Brief addresses made by Orange JGdf, Prof.
Rice c. C. North the Rev Geo. L.. Taylor, Drs kiider,
Curry, Andrews and Foss, and othors. Excellent music
was furnished by band, and the speeches were inter
spersed with tie usual college songs.