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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
REAL ESTATE.

EEw.YoRK "Wednesday. Sept Is. lS1
Tho Exchange Sales Rooms presented very AMI
mated appearance this mous owing to the large nlnSe Of s
expected place be result however, did not jusu 'ne P
parent Becker sons Co sold BY legal order
under dr,con of T. Henne~sey. referee, two lots each
together with the bulgs located on the noih Ae o
$50 Of seoondave Sold sa9 70 sn'
and shove the properly smSunns "n % GS
about $3.50 10 her~ Nm H. OO'"e' w.
Miller s by legal order under he direction ton soIse a..
BrSHdseth referee the tso hiee'S' n R, ppab No %
being by lot q dep vs ,o 70 Mr. r % nor
2IO No "a being - ret front by saine cep'n o' was ~ ~
hall interest in cores between sixth and seventh
hnseeon ana fiit, & ,a, a % s, % ne Of the SScl
si5 the purchaser being in tie former instances M" f. "
r. Ludlow Co sold BY legal order under the direction Of Charles s
I FSi % ,r * To- jan e. rowan The auconeer
soued until FRIDAY mn Inst the legal sale uSder oTeo"1 No. o.
Cs Pour,5s 5.I between IssssI md Avenue
% EsS@ s oh :s de $ nSS @Sf' sds S { .; sSS
feet ives: o. Of e3h - "a, St could SS5s sSs @ the parties in Interest We
TSe two ubS6Sp sales held this day one by johnson
Bayonne and wnans sands ariettson Msyw9Sd
s S. Sesieray Se.isyJ by Jere johnson G whteston l.,
ssS # s %o ss ss2 n. n SS over persons FROM & ely
tended which numbe. swed to over oO by re sts9so
been thoroughly advertised very many Of those n' having
The buF Was sp ed 6cugbout and the prices realized most s,t
factory resulting in the sale Of lS lots for an sggga'e oi %|
By & Johnson NJ GSon O. ProgS ysI Ses q ssyC@%e ss soo
deng weather truly marvellous Ihe prop
hsa been % y Iy II, pT n1ps P e s1a Tn and 70 hes
coupled energetic efforts the auconeer Johnson Gibson
we attribute the sale The entire propeI
OF 76 plots containing 9 city lots 3rO was dsP@
S4t657 Of $5I plot or $50 per
city goOd, the crowd exceedingly wen con
Quoted accommodations htas and the whole sale
perfect model Of good management ,r
Regarding sale held the medy Tuesday by Lewis T. W ood
in the CITY, by order OF executors me
result the sale Of 81 lots aggregate OF S' beng an aver
aae Of about S377 per lot.
For ornoow hursds but one sale expected to take place at
the Exchange and legal character viz by Rowland Hazard
IT, under the direction Nathan referee Of the foarstoy nok
cling located No IL West Foureents
private sale reported Of IL lots lVzS located on the
east secOD and the Boulevard being
four the street Isaac Hartman or
=.
suburban L. TUESDAY Path inst by ere
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WKnNEsnAY. sept. 25-P. n.

The day in Wall-st. has been interesting in only
particulars The deeson Of she Governing Committee relative to
purchases rue alluded below the sharp advance In
Pese Mail and Panama Railroad and the visible eup the Enc
corner being u not indeed tbs
chief sveals OF the day ApopO, Of tie Enc corner many
interesting anecdotes related Of the aged phenomenoD' WAo
during days been PLAYING with the other giants Of insDoe
tbey pupps W the quoted rate Of difference between
regular" pnee for Ens three osD' Uncle
p,u With brokers for mAing grest
dispstJ "Thss yer cent" sbs benevolent old 10 10
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Extra Europe steamship oSat viii close
at 9:3O D. m Merchants Exchange Nos 50 and 81 Pinest
Money enough about sad cent call
the supply being ample apparently these In the afternoon
rate, ll6 There nothing doing the market
for mercantile paper.
The offerings to the Treasury to-day amounted to
saaOl5O at 1880 1ILss OOO only tasen.
llls5t HALO The details are as uDder
Edward Sweet Co. . / ~ Jay Cooke 20. $40
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pretty large business railroad mortgages at pretty fair
prices Notably the Pacific, most aV Union Frss selling
sdesi; Grants s Incomes 7s and Central Paeac'
1904 We note and Fsts Of C. C. and In
diana Central a s2d9.. Ths following the bids:
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lets closing quotations are as lollows:


quiet and steady all day l3Gl the preponde
business brief houph being at the nteuneoate
6gurea quiet still from the and nothing
portan gold carrying and l64
g. and Cat borrowing The Stabourg sailed with $4,000 silver
Tomorrow the Treasury will sell 100000 gold The Assistant
Treasurer dburs,d interest $4,000 eemng in called bonds
$4,000 The the Gold Exchange Bank follows
Gold eleare s469OO god balances, S2'5087l euefcy bal
aneea lolloMng weIe the anoanns:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

deliveries advanced tdjbe Win hif Nans"'"H '
"A follows all basis OF Low MdtNng; 49,. -, o 90 &C..
leo A. I8lc; October 0c 20 at 8 c Sovembe leO
iO0 AT lgc SEQ az &c., u 6c io loc so %
is Lice December 100 at ls J6e Januay 100 a., s
i0 al lqle 100 AZ 9c; 10 56e 80 Al Esci hPH ~
5Sy AZ Gic 20i al 20 5l6c Tot 5000 bales SALES TO-DAY ~
,osn m-ssptember 8c SO at l3 9.ec l5oa iS w.
JeaIec 800 Al l8c october. 100 az 8 o wv at os ~
jS 6c go ls lOO 70 6e 800 at loie 200 a. 10 le
Soo az I 6Q AZ l8 s6c llc.; November 20 az Us 5
Ie oo a, M sc 100 al l84c IS 6, 80 at 8le 80 ~
M ise 200 at lic Is 3I6e, 800 at 9ci hovemD s De
sbsr loo each e!c together; December, 100 al 5sc oo ,
Ieo at ls 7i6c 100 lsc. 100 10 7l6c 100 At lSie % at
8tc 100 al lB soc.i Jal-
usry 500 al sIe 900 at 9c February 200 q, BE 5o az 10 3
iqsc March at Poe loo l9 l5l6c HO AZ Ic APn @'
Sel. 100 AT 2Oc total bales grand total 266oO bales
c0AlThe Delaware Lackawanna and Western taoal ,omph
monthly sale. TO-DAY otO tnn 80 th
Coal the attendance OF buyers much smaller h,n gi I
Sces urTe decidedly higher especially Steamboat which alau
k q 2Da 80 "a I7 The following table shoNs tN
lowest and highest ps obtained to-day compared with hose As'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Mess Brothers viii pay the coupons Of the Indianapolis,
and Western Railway bBs presentation at their bank
ing house and after Oct D.
setivs ipsss Mr. Jssp u.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
Jag Cooke { Go.
Eaf r lAC


bonds we're moderately ofthe FvT TWenes
Int pees were only steady jon quotations 6m Tue new
Reneh loan was quoted at premium Of 2a2l per Fisk Hatch
,e,or follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

There disposition trade in Southern State seeues
and on small irregular taken The ennessees were
pretty h IN to 7 for the old denOmratons N
s1es Of Connecticut fetched par The following we're the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
.sg.rst
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

B poposed TO erected for which plans have been submitted
during he week ending sept y, olZ. , -, ,o,--,--,s
one first granite chnTch t0f23 north ode OF
tuenteents ITO feet east Of Fourhaye Nesi OF 81 AIMS
Church ---. -. 81, r.-....
Us feet north OF RvngJonst Tbos, a 6. Baldwin -,
bck tenement 214 norh soe OF fsecoDu 10
taet west Of Sl1thave S. WinterbOttOm. .
bcE tenement, Cach 1bi Outh
prb.st SIS FEET wet Of Nnhave. Mrs Charles Settz
One ur-sory tenement house lTl fiieeuthst ioah Ade
225 feet east o Teuthaye (Tearl ii. Bsch0A
One ouroy brick tenement Sirhst s, 50 feet east Avenue b.
2a6I2l, s. Adler ~,
Tenth-ave. frear). Elizabeth Schrtu.
brick stable kghtbAVe % rect south OF sixty
secOndSt- WM Il. Morgan. a.. -,
ST. l2S feet east Seoopd.Sve Z. XIII atick - 49,
Five story BRICK tenenents each %K5 ss fnh 'oe
One seconis onesory store 29Ill wOh, 25 feet
yest Of Chatham-st Jepha Leahs ,
One Oo store and brick fUroy and hasemey &6r7O north
side Of Eehty6thsi 100 from LeXngtouve Patrick Kelly
Two iron tenenent 36J south side OF f!
tiirlst e wes Of NBh-ave. 6. r. Hahn.
One rck market 20r5 te Of FouThaye % feet south Of
sixt,th-st Heury Morcman. , j,
Twelflst., 27.4NiO.I0 s. 5. Huut
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.
BUILDINGS REPORTED WEEK ESDSG EPr 70 b
No C6 Mui. st unsafe chimney; A. j. Cothea ssent
and eeneriy A. j. totheaii agent
No 90 Barter-st. generally; Robert Msciy, owper
No 81 Barter-st. generally; Robert Maclsy, owLe-
No "a North Moore ST. walls &c Henry v Mead aent
No 20 Barterst generally; John H. Williams. owner.
No "a Barterst.. generally: Peter Lynch, owner.
No "a washing ot.st front wall; b. Z. Babbitt owner
No g7 Mercer.s (rea and Hasi q NcAdam agent
No 243 wess :font and rear WALL Paul SpouoId ana l" y
No 246 WesL front WALLIS Paul N sPoaoU and L. C.
Ferris owners
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
miscellaneous.

DRIJSIIES of every description at 1856 Pearl
-" 'F JOHN X. HOPPtI.
CHAMPAIGN GOODS sold at the lowest cash
rre on pand aud made short notice Call and examine
before buying hLII-bl = W, % sOHH
NOR SALE-GO0 cords STABLE MANURE.
Can b. delivered 5 o. Long Island Sound or Conue
-, pivSr Addrr.. WM A. PISH,
W ~~ 10 BrOsd-st, ~ L., stairs
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
BrookIpn Real Gsiate for Sale.

An excellent three-story, high-stoop, brick
N HOUSE, best psr OArnAv sDl ntteaSs condition ioi
sALB. Permits Of rutland WHITING, Beesm.n-sI
EOR SALE, in the best location ~ Brooklyn,
II D. four 6rseAss brown-stone HOUSES, In Rosss between
Bedford and Lcyes finished the best manner VIII be od ehap
Inquire IN the bnck.yAd Of WM. x. CHAPMAN
NOR SAI,F--A very fine DOCK PROPERTY,
C. wAPLBR p Warren-st, ReWforS
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
rona Jslano Real &state for SALE.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
New York propsrty-Large attractive COUNTRY RESIDENCE
&c ,eT,t spd on pps1s sTbor Depot Long Island
RuLAkD d WHITING, . BeekRaRst, ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
2urtion Sales OF Real Estate
WILLIAM TKIsT BAILEY, Auctiones.
DYV. X. STEVENSON g. son


DY V. X. STEVENSON g. son
VALUABLE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY IT AUCTION.
M s. RAYYOR will for auction 'DSDAY, Sept 80
1872 at o'clock m the premises bis desirable property
situate at West New wBhgtOn Island landing on Rich
Dt Terrace shore road and Kill Won Eu River Tdhiplsce
aud BsrkeT-S-
Two lots on the shore road fronting the with the nSron
house and garden beautifully situated % feet oHy 80 feet deep
uug &c rooms modern Improvements and hgood order
The has good barn and other ouihngs on rear sH
water o in above O business Pus lots in the
rear Que With a cottage
Maps and further particulars the oe. q NJ RAYSoR No.
III Willsmst
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
Sales bp Auftlon
Ueooinq CARDS. &-f.

At WIN. EVERDELL~ SONS, No. 104 Full
~ to,--WE EDDlNG CARDS and PINE STATIONERY (Esia6-
Hshed 1881
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
odered. Asked.

There no desire on the part capitalists To dispose Of their bank
ks the daily published Of securities accepted as e-
on that more than one or two Of the prominent ey
institutions are reported The oD recorded sale to-day was German
A,n.,.an al The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

COFFEE-Ro quoted from lfl Tie god Win some pr-
ties asking gc but prices remain hrm cay
o prime and grades At Baltimore there sales Of s gs
ner Agnes aud bags per Joshua King, private terms oaer
= inactive.
FI0UR AND MEAL-The Flour market s fairly active, the low
grades not plenty steady Medium Extras lower and n gs
I'm INIT mot active; Suterne demand and No dul a. the
% bs market lower FOR grsdes the low grades of Nv
Winter Wheat Flour very heavy and pen sales Of 0fO
We eouOte:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26


quote: A., .,. a o. 80 n,
Corr Meai wes,W. 20 q 3Si
Flour In nsed demand al 20 Iea 10 Csua-
dian Flour scarce. SS TSdS $40 70
FREIGHTs-rhe active demand today for
daou m closed decidedly For other
prouce the inay for on moderate There
were Gn and he demand cOnnad
all purposes Rates IN Instances
little generally the market dnn. owing 70 be scarcity "
ayahs TIE compr;e To Liverpool BY steam
ild standard bushe and d Cor Wheat esug
higher 500 bbl Flour at Is ca lo boxes Cheese 81 a.
500 borss bacon By sail 1880 bush Grain at l00ltd
10 Antwrp Bacon Tie charters include: Colonial
qrs Grain direct Irish 8s Norwegian bars
q evening" Cork. for orders al b. 7Bd Nor
at 8s 3D. Norwegian BARK
(reehauere 800 Gram "a I'D OF Direct 3D. Of swedish
Tor ore United Kingdom Continent 30
bb Nsphha II 10 United Kingdom and SS 81 70 Conuneui
Cork for orders the United Kingdom Con-
$50 bba R6ned Petroleum 7S OF Is V hat according 10
port, British Ito be wx) hom Charles
Liverpool Cont nen full Of Cotton al
H. 93d sccerdag 10 Several other vessels
basis Of charers previously gssp
GRAfN-Hoiers Of Wheat the oVeaisg Of Change mauei
seadiness. bat buyers he'll oni Choice New Winter
wsnted tie market closes arner FOR sprg ad
steady Tor Winter the inquiry Is sseay fSt spoItj .he .les
6 100 bush 81 ss fr Ne Chso SPrug sl ~ for Nc.
Chcago Spug 81 aael IS for No 9Assslse 81 e!asl %
Il for Amber Western 81 for White state tni
1890 bash ro LMlsauies Barley pent', DO, tho
basuess limited Barley Malt Is in fair demand ABd
900 hush good CaAsa est private
snail Of tvoowed State TO- OaJ lower, Oh
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for IHs rRiBrsE.i

The ouotaons based JJ0n, % soft fahI8 To Jun
more tlsu Lsf grade above below Tie grale duotei
SALES POK PREzENT DELIVERY
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Gitp propertn 10 Let.
Gonntrn propsrtp TO lei.

LARGE HOUSE; low rent; 30 minutes, by
N New jersey Central Railroad Address JERsEl Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

81 O4OO OOO cancelled gold certificates sent to Washington
Ia Foreign E1chiuse quotations undsurbed nonnay closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
POLITICAL NOTES.

II would he surprising, from the general
hints OF the press throughout the country, the public
printing IN the various States does not turn out prolific
corruption fund for the buying up of vena newspapers
1t is charged by the Republican press of
Connecticut that The Democrats at large distrust the
new platform and that the candidate for
bitterly opposed to the new departure. IL is conceded,
however mat the candidates the ticket good
citizens and honest men."
The North Carolina press refer TO the COM
ing state Convention at Greensboro OF the highest
Importance TO the destnies OF the Commonwealth Many
conflicting interests to he placated, and the attempt
made again 10 call Constitutional Convention for the
reformation OF some of the legal evils under which Tue
people suler.
The RcfOrmers came together in great force,
Wednesday evening, at Horticultural Hall, Philadelphia
and the papers represent the meeting earnest and
thusiastic and promising marked results. The foremost
citizen. have TO the front In the emergency, and
the taxpayers at last in hOpesOf sonnet thing like hon
esty and fair dealing in municipal rule.
The Syracuse Standard, commenting upon
Mr.. j. Il. Cushman's postage stamp specuatons, says
significantly "And we could also tell of certain sales
of postage stamps in Syracuse by Clerk OF the Senate;
but he deeply involved I'm the investigation OF
graVer Oiense-sO amount Il cOncerncd-we spare
his feelings and the bushes Of evening cOteu-
pOraIry.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

nccfon with legislation et Albany have becr ,s,s-~s
our Counsel approve OF the present syste aud fass
be public nefestS rcauirc rigid osstnfnsons: nevo
pad Mr. Miller nor any person representing him oSs
doill-.
HEM ~ Alexander statcd that o. connse for an.
Egrt1be company no never PAID any sum tn Mr. Miller.
Robert SeU ~ testified decline 10 whether
received 5000 .rOm the Home Insurance Company 81
NcwiiayeD received fee Seweli Peirce received
'nd retained ery COLLAR paid, and part asy
1ne repaid 10 bar kler; presents were made 10 MS.
hiiier except pair OF -Seve studs; money
acccted by my firm witt tie expectation OF inguepcin
James r. Pearce the prevou, Eitncsss law pertusr
testified met Mr.. filler az New. Haven i'm june lsg,-
nha been retained by tse Home Insurance Company:
a,oin, .st was employed Two days in making an OF
anu ann NON no portion ~ ibe money received by Our
Urn I from the company paid 10 Miller
r,o ge W savage, President OF tho InteraahOnaI Lila
p,hPiy' testified that Miller bad examined bts
.onp'ngs sfnirs; t occupied Two hOUrs ana $40 wns
P'II ,WlncsS asked Mr. Miller what ns charges yerrc
ne replied nothing witness him cheek for slro
thinking II only fair that as ne mad come from Aieaoy
, p1hses should be paid. Nr. stephen Engiishs 70
P' T,n i9r yeracity IS not very good.
~ ' us ~ tfothinRham testified: ! President %
Sxon,an aIo Insurance Company; our COMPANY
Sn1 th, under Mr. Mer's direction. by EldridgD =
notT ~ ne examination lasted week; n the exSWs-
'olDh rs proper under statute, vas done 2 satu-
dotVrJ m1hner 5Onthwick did not s,end more than n
-iuIIse worked during the Office hours OF abou6
ceiyed; 800 was pad TO sonthwict s'u noio t En-
Endorsement OF Mr. Miller brouRhS To me 20 IGN. 4
refused my reasons we're not personal TO Mr. Miller
strsnce Company, testified Our Company was frst ex
amIBed by Mr. Miller early in November, in oonse-
next examination was late December, and was mad
by Mr. Miller, and nothing charged: sent S25O be-
n seemed 20 be right knew that the law au-
thOrlZed charges. but did not wish to be under
was 90 extent, started By me; 1t not
qUested, did it originate from COmpulsOn The ale
cations OF The Ne York Times Were' 10 my own positive
incorrect.
The Investigation was adjourned until 10 a. m to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09

BALDwISOr e IA at BiEt,Vle l. T.. TsOnaI BaissA.
IN the 7h year o. his
Funeral vii axe pce SUNDAY odock from dsee-
Re'ives and friends Of she isu! are av'ei 10 attend
BRrGgsou wednesday wife Ct Luther Dogs.
r. and jauglei o Jonas Bartlett
Pran the ii invited 10 az nd the tune "a AZ the res leos
her tath.r Brooklyn. Saturday At O'Clock.
Bb)ADIa Br,Okyu L. L. th int Lewis Broad naive Of s'ses
Mas, aged 81 years
rsv England psDers please copy
CUARLOCK-At Fshkiu. "Wednesday. Feb = D1oorsh Ass
daughter D the late lsaac ChlriOck
nse % s.larsy IOh inst ocIock Carriages a
nile % o'clock from New York H. q r. T.
I,S INC 81 Ii, ags astve q KiSsrchsH scotland
R an. trisns are resp etta attend the f'nes
Belequs Hospital foot o. sa rSeati 'Khp1' "a ftdAI
o'clock -
aRRpy-ou "wednesday evening MARY T. wife Of Albert w.
GREGG and daughter Of Butler 10 the I'D rear o. heT age
rh vii take place ram her late reAieace NO " "e' i~nf'
nnthsI, saturday. ~. 10, at lOs IN.
LBHLBACHFeb. the residence Of his paEess' Sessri g..
Rudolph 3. v Lehibsrb. aged q yesrs
afLLBR1u weneaF Feb Th'nis T. bies aged o. ge soa
Relatives and friends are invited
deuce West Soass Saturday At | O'Clock p. IN
nLLBR-At West sNners westeaer COurS r. Oa "Wednesday
morning Feb Thomas T. Miller Che 66th az his
will k place E)m bs late residence ssgdsy feo 10
ock Relatives loi friends are respectfully inVitS -
attend
TAyLOR-Oo wae,iay Mrs Elizabeth Taylor widow
qt i ~ ~. isny and sansinaw Robsst r. Gr.y,
Kohan and Jas K Dawes ar respectfully iayist V
s0h A. near Leun;0aase Friday, Fe6 g. At s1ssoas
further notice
roBgY-Os wene-iay Deb lust Heman A, jr. iaaO a
family respectfully invited % seef as
f1neri smriay he 10th Inst. al O'Clock % HSs 's'
r.dnce OF bis DAren Nc S09 south Fitta-st br'N'N n
Poughks-p,e and Uuca pspers please copY.
WAKIS-Ia Brooklyn FEB lGl2 oOnsGppH2p a.
IT, yOalses Of Ransom +. ard 10" "'~' 'e ''-"
Tue ratges and ads Of tie respectfully invited TO s,sss
GO sh.t MeDoao0ahs, between Lewis aai stayyesAss
'@i'""N -'NNN
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TIE IASURAECE INVESTIGATION

THIRD DAYS ROcEEDING5 - SUPERINTENDENT
,uLLER's DEALINGS WITH TIE COMPANIES.
Tho ,nvcangation OF the charges made
ac,in.t 4nperini.nd,nt George Miller was resumed
Yesterday morning by tho Assembly Committee VIM
sesyer President OF tue Adratio Fire insurance Com
p.uy testified that Mr. MIor Though his deputy. MIR
Southwiok. examined tho Compinys Affairs IN October
1879 the foe charged was $780, which was considered
Reasonable witness we'll acquainted with many fire
insurance officers New YOrt among whom there was
a favorable feeling toward MIR Miller stephen EhSIisn
editor OF The Insurance TIRES was recalled ana GROSS
cxaInin0d ~ Mr.. Miller.
talked with Mr. stani,ri about your cxcorAonA Az
i oace IN AMI ts-t re hsd compl iuod % ne aD0ut
YOU also talked with Mr Standard Dtotr, IN nsstI
0piyke who roth Thought you were unias ia Ta5..ns
of tie assets OF tho standard Lie Conp'Df' nave
written article for an1rnns nr Conk,n testiled
mat ne wns President OF tho Bsna f'e d1r ce t9m
ging which had ssgensiG ixsnn ID ts affairs IN salts
- .h.rcns siC0. aut witnoss had Volun
tarily signed the testm9td was aeoratary NJ Nh,
'sos ~ ., SSInpsny until Joar ago, superintendent
Miller examined ma Co'np'uY as'1| a. "y ooi,nwiCs
Carr q EdrfI SsGt The bil large &c consisted OF ono
was PAL AVE q check 20 3outhwtck who represonted
hunseif ~ do at1ornoy OF tho Insurance Department
,t ., bOurs were occupied IN tho examination con
d sloo sufficient pay the report favorable tho
oI'o.,Jiul - IN not requested
~ Sir MharI havo not heard that the sAAtesi Ife
,mpsny has reusured 10 rlaks GOvernmeat security
fh.v0 policy IA It aud would no likely to have herl
nd such thing tak3n place MIR Carr s,aed When ne
gave nlo tns report tnst no had ~ de the 6 1 n 5
tho Company had made them
W ii Becrs Woo President Of the New YORK Lie Com
psny. testified; MY company has peser been ekamihe1
since Mr. miller went ,nto Office sever he1ru OF Any
sus being paid suY with tho lusut
Department 60 secure inHuouoe remenber tho Nil
lar Life b no lnnney WA sabsoribc1 0y our company
TO eid the passago Of that ISL heard THAT ,O4o wis
being raised for leglsa,ion coos gea. aoA1 ior 1s
sort Of thing the Cork Of The ASohD( senuS US ooes
OF a' bs that arc presented relating TO Insurance
companies aud OF Course no mas 70 10 h'u lo s
trouble Il WA rlrorod that money had boon raia1d to
that purpose ras opposed 60 II we never empoYeu
sewoll Pearos directly OF nun o. ~, ru,hla Com,
pany tssti.,ed Tao Company haa never been ekamnsa
BY superintendent Miller, AL VoI "aH"A""'"A "'NA
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IRE ARION Balls.

WHAT hocb. Prinz Carnayal,' was the cry
Of tho iOy pleasure seekers in place. last night
An endless line Of carriages began at carly hour DIS
charging their particoored freight. and II mdnite
before the great auditorium Of the Academy Of Music
dllei The rule OF Prince Carnival is pure demoe
rtcy and there nothing surprising in seeing tho
same floor emperOrs and pcker soldiers and QuakeF
princesses and peasant girls, monks and Dos Jufns
hernits and Uhlns. They dweit tOgethec in great
harmony. however and oven the charms OF tho hume
reds Of pretty Fraen the floor could only stir them
up 70 mild sort OF strife, in which more beer AMI
bonbOns than blood shed. II was gay,
bright thoroughly enjoyable hall. While A large major
ity Of the guests Germans there not lacking
largo contingent OF the golden youth OF NewYork ana
It darky ntimated that among the mysterious ans
hooded maskers the floor OF the most beau a.
and accomplished OF our Fiithaye beauties could lslgs
been discovered by those who had the enterprise ans
the wit 10 accomplish IT. The AriOu has becoi
fixed event OF the winter aud gives to Germans ss~s
Americans alike the easiest attinaDle taste OF Iso-
pesn Cornwall Bali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-09
THE RING CRTRIN8LS

fHe GRAND JURY AGAIN N SESSION. MA
JOITY SAID TO BE IN FAVOR or INJECTING
MAYOR HALL-PKOBABLE INDICIMENr OF
Hi8 TO-DAY.
The Grand Jury of the Court OF General
sesnons met yesterday at the call Of the foreman 1t IS
Underwood that The noisy discussion mentioned in Tues
dsJs TRIBUNE as having occurred in the Grand Jury
room Monday evening was on the question of indct
mg Mayor Hall. and next morning It was plainly re-
Yeled that majority favored indictment As yet no
Indictment ha- been found gainst the Mayor bnt Is
highly probable the vote W. De taken to-day and result
IN his Indictment The discussion this subject was
continued yesterday.
Mr. Potter b. oweely as homo. and receives but very
tew visitors His hrOtherln-,aw. Mr.. John j. Bradley,
represents that Mr Sweeny Ia confined Ohis house Dy
ssOus ilneSs aud that hs return 10 ths City was Oo-
cadOuc by cOmpcatOn5in his private business.
There was of unusual interest 10 ne cleaned
IJm Tie 5Lelts office. No warrants anecllng the
mfnber N The Ring placed IN the 5horlds hands
as9 no arrests were made