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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

EOHrsseT-Ou WcsBea c'osHg Psb ~ DeTta nst' s'f'
John q. Hasvaat, seed II gean 10 days q. -, =, "a.
hrenis inyte stieDd t'e oN h'H ~ -
Residence Thirty sa T'sT morning. req ~
10 O'Clock
NOOSgY-On wednssaay Pb 10 asrs wife of u'' 70 A''HeT
The ia II -.
Relatives friends invited 10 attend ne iags ~ ~ J,
Reb. n. clock. Residence No Jyl y
lnsiHs will be EeNJsrsey Tor ateraent SATAN y
MOTT-Oa Tnessy 10. Jobu w. The 5 ~. -
Rcse and enls respectfully invited % atend BIS fhf ~
ms late rec feoe No " south OKfDrisi, BtoohT1 10 foa -.
INST az O'Clock DeLaibsFe. cars from Fulton feffT 49,
south Oxford -.
SAsHit Newark rue,ssv Pm 3 ssry O. vie q Dsaas
a. iGb Friday feb H. Duane H. and Mar
g.. nash
Friends fnf v o he family itenf ~ funeral lros
e Houss ~ Prayer Newark O'Clock. Saur4TY Fo q
PlELPSAt Ayop Gown. 5undy. ti l6ih NrS s"pss
Phelps rc II amos Phelps notlsf % Mrs. o. ". W00iof %
Brvokivr. be 8iih year of her
rOBASA Jscksenyie FLA sursy evening Psb Is. Morris
I0bss. 30 TIE s6,l VI 4ls
Notice 0f 11ersi Lereafier
wALKER-ft Minneapolis Nunesots 'u-tsy inss c..
Gideon w. Walker, ate Is Portsmouth, H. H. she 18th yeir =
Of lang iuysr
wHTTBMORE-On THURSDAY Pcb % Timothy WLssenore. ,ssSz
ard 10 mouths
Relatives and fsnds Of he fsny respectfully invited . stnf re
funeral sunday 20 hs late sej8le, No. - Haa
Washington piEre. 20 "A o'clock
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L4IEST SIP NEWS.
For other Ship Neics see Third Page.

ARRIVED.
ste,rship Isaac Bell Bkeulu Richmond City Point and Norfolk
With mdss. nd Old dominion steamship Co.
CItbtor Susen Liverpool jan with muse Us anchored
BARK sarah Hobart of Boon Pukham Mauras u days With
BrS Rmms lof Truro n ST. Coagiou Black River Ja 20 a7',
BsrE VEINS Dr.. Davis. Boston.
BARK Evelyn Iof 6iraad. Hansen Palermo % ial' with rut
BARK Axe lawei Bengsen Bordeaux % days With nise
lare.1n lOf BoOl Freeman Hong Kong Oet d.
With Tea So. -
BaE v u Haven TOT F0ftlnd iiil Palermo Dec = WIN I' A-
Brk T. liobrooa, Leivit Mesna % days, with fruit
Syhanu lS Land usreToo Y tars wish railroad ron
BARK Beueieto lI.aLj Licata % With upha.
Criena Suudberg, Carienas " DAYS, With sugar
RIA Suis tltslI Caiotta- Palermo Dee z With fruit.
BARI Fkeu oE Chstophersen BbOa % days With ron ore
r. Geoge Chase of Portland Bacon Aatanza DAYS With
Bf venture @ Windsor N ST. FaEe Grande DO Sal Dee &C.
Bng l. j. wewy oi P z. Isandl Murchson, Iuagua II days
Sls Amos Roberts o Boston, Barker CeuaesO s days With
Brs White Swan of Boou) Mailman Antigua Jan. a. with old
metal
SAILED.
Hammlns for Hamburg Henry Chimney or ApnTa
Wilmington r Nassau ~ P.i Gen Barnes for Savannah
south Carona for Chaesou; Wyanoke Norfolk ship Tam
eane for Gasgow BARK Yuman for Guantalamo Bng River
Oureu Tor Caall schr Nellie Bowers Havana
WtND-SuulOEu, Ighi. W. y. W clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrRyss MONROE Va Feb Roads bark Leds from Rich
sehr joan Aeuunis Anu Turner and sarah T.
PaL2DRLrnl FEB. l0-Arrved steamship Midlothian. from Lv
CHARrEsroy s. c. Feb 2Saed steamship Georgis Tor New
Quebec, Falmouth a market 0ng Parsons Tor
sAvSSAH Ca Feb 2OAniyed steamships Oriental from Boston
from Baltimore Cielre ark Apne Tor LyerIoi, ai
Philadelphia Sailed steamships ueo Ashnson Tor
New.Oreaus, Herman Livingston, for NeW-torL-
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAviyA FEB 49, ky WEsr, Feb D-Ihe steamship City OF
Havana, arrived here this morning.
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GoTEENHLYT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. D. c., Friday, Feb. Ill q. u.
SYNOPSIS Tor ne Ddsr iiCeUtu-r0ar h1Hy

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. c., Friday, Feb. Ill a. n
SYNOPSIS ne DdSf fCentu-f1ar AlnfY
The high barometer which was Wednesday
night over Ohio is of the middle Atlantic coast
Clear weather ana light winds are reported rom New
England. , ,- ,,.t
AN area Of low barometer has advanced from Missouri
north and eastward, and now extends over ONO ana
Lake Huron. south and east winds, with light ram
prevail in the South Atlantic states and Virginia SOUTH
west winds with heavy RAIN In Tennessee Light ram
and snow with variable winds, over ONO ana nOftll-
ward 10 Canada The high barometer IN Montana ana
Oregon on Wednesday extends, with intense coid
over Minnesota. Vervt cold strong northwest winds
prevail from the upper lakes 20 the Missouri Faey,
with generally clear weather..
Probabilities.
On Friday. cold northwest winds, with clear ana
clearing weather will prevail from the lakes southwark
to tle Gull States sOuth-eastcry winds, with CLOUDY
weather. IN the south Atlantic States.
SoufherlV winds. with rains IN the Middle STATES IOi-
lowed by westerly winds and clearing weather on tll-
dav night; south-eastcriy winds ana thTeatenhS
weather IN NoW-England. probably Win snow pI II.-
day night. CautIOnary signals are ordered ~ NOiLOIA'
cane MAY. NeW-YOrk. and New-LOudon
The signal Officer reports the follow ug NJ mldnghJ
The thermometer stood at Duluth 40 below zero 81
Paul lO7 below; Breckenridge, "a Deio"i fOIJ HdIi9i
500 below; Pembina, 10 below. 80 -
Rain fell al Memphis, Nashville, wilmington n, e,
indianapolis. LynChburg, Norfolk. and Cincinnati.
snow feu at Escauaba, Marquette, Detroit, CMCagOr
Port stanley, aud Saugeen.
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rbo floral decorations were designed and
nv JrIlus Korn. florist OF sixth-ave., and were
90, and unique differing greatly from anything Of
20 St,d hat has ever been seen at New-York ball
- ~ the three front entrances 20 the parQuette from
-o.tbne was arched with delicate rustic woodwork
-ntob was gracefully ntertwined with Scotch IVY
49, With red and white carnations and interspersed
- nd and white cameliss and other flowers About
80. feet from the floor each side Of the arch, was
-rsrie pot containing dropping plants, trained up
49," 100 of the arch. ana meeting at the
INC so "A 10 dro0p gracefully over the door
W SoorWays 10 the stairs leading TO the gale
4no -. similarly archcd, and festOOns OF smilax
Is.ctet tbe arches and the chandeliers IN the veSti-
IA DELICATE green OF which were mingled carna-
o.le I'd cafas At lie central entrance % the hoor
llonS - WIS sDanued bY an arDOr OF rustic wOrk,
erFoven with red and white carnations, caIngiias, anu
me-, l,iies over the arch appeared wrought IN red
-. aIyyor- L. X 1875 The scene IN the rear OF
~ 80 represented view n the Alps, and was painted
I'm the occasion.
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FOREIGN NE VS..
REORGANIZATION OF SPAIN.

TIE GONERNORSlIIPS OF THE PROVLNCES-CELE-
BRATION AT sARAGOsSA-R RELATIONS BE-
TWEEN TIE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
MADRID, Thursday, Feb. 20, 1878.
The GOvernorships of the 4S provinces Of
spain be divided equally among The Radicals and
Republicans.
The Republicans had grand celebration at saragOssa
on the 18th inst the city having been practically de-
vered into the hands OF the people The monarchcal
members of the city government resigned and their
places were filed by Republicans who immediately
installed.
All the political prisoners were released and 1the
officers of the artillery resigned and surrendered their
batteries the scrgeants The red flag was displayed
from the Governors residence and at other places. In
the evening all the public buildings were Illuminated
The National Assembly will adjourn sine die ID six
weeks Elections for the new COrtes will follow mme-
diately upon the dissolution.
Cen sickles the American Minister, has ntmated 70
the spanish Government that the United States are not
disposed press embarrassing questions relative TO
Cuba desiring place no obstacles in the way OF the
Republic.
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BRRGEN-On inst in The h Of bis age nom e'oep Van
Brurt ~ onl " % Garrett and Louisa bergen
Rr,1ye. and friends the funeral from ne residence
fl, psenu on Friday O'Clock, No. 2 Seventeenth st.
BROOKLYN.
r.EFINSuteuly on Thursday 3D. Of inhheria, Ralph.
Youngest son u H. and MARY H. Cana. AGED moaas q LAYS
Second
Ciutob-sr corner Congress Brooklyn. az u oeiocs
RLsFFFERA Red ook Duhess Co.. " V Feb IT, 1872 Of peuro
Trrruonis loa Essfrr "a mouths - dals
Fprr, services Lutheran Church the village OF Red HOOK on
hatuTiag. AZ II o'clock a.
PAE-At Nice France jan 49, 1919 Thomas Hall Pale the roth
year ofhis
Frbiye aud Niueteeuth Moulav Peh o. 80 o'clock p
PPyyo-suiisuy 18Th ". Feauo SSH
r, services vim DO Church TRANSPORTATION Rist
TVeal, 4-s. Nitlaye, tia FT.1s aegao0a clock.
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I'd TO this time the Equitables payments for death
claims have amounted 20 more than S7,50O0O0, sum
which must have relieved amount Of distress and
perhaps prevented many lapse into misery, despair
and crime Social economists agree IN according 70 TIE
system OF life insurance large influence IN the reduction
OF taxes by reason Of its dmnutiOn Of paupesm ana
rne which abound where widows and children are left
anon the community without provision for Their sup
MORT Fully accepting this view cannot fan % feel
e1se Ut pers0nal obligation body corporate from
whose treasury has flowed only thirteen years, sucn
sun a. seven and half million dollars 70 do Tie work
- rreveufng thar which 10 would cost society many
more millions to remedy If not prevented
140'N ~ THE UuderWrltcr.
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Car ConsampIIon be cnrea .

IIiL AlDlhlL BIS REMOVED
Medical great progress within ta past ew
shci considered aa csei by proper
Ca-un,u s one ,f these sni terrible s5osrg ch
Increase civilization ami become 5eraary AaaI
ts acres fearful h that be regarded
Dr. : H. ss5eacE Consumption cured.
.hs hi. aaiio1a ,soag saS pc 80 'As Use ''
Pulmonary Consumption caused eihes BY l-r, pepo.iho.
consequent The Il commeaoes -1s
small beces being deposited ~ ile la iom le blood Fle
ltiol ana , 'p' Ope ,, :. N Il, .yr,,-.ts
The spot t1us cavities leaving rv>
holes in fhe lungs and unless tins Stopped AM ne parts nes No.
With the lungs ar liver isrange as
tie O prepare healthy blood - strengthen i noaf
These organs must a be gu, hea,ay condition All ms mus. b
done Dy acheueA hAAl-Ae 4. 90 - - - -
thoroughly contain 10 ca.'mei or A'1s u1e ii - 49,
these organs protuns weEn o e hol Tbs
49, ,e n, St in , stomach 5repsrd b reeive r which e..
The sbae person te rs beneficial results 40 good ise'tSs
Then The diseased needs the heag sad pu
fling effects scheme aaoe syrup 10 ns.nens " ,1ee as
binq the opsunptye 10 east oat
alel u .le .l',s, ~ f ~. ..,, Tr ~ NJ
u.s. With the tool aH thus reaches everY part ne l
cavities and makes he 1as sound ani
.Irsa-e must be avoided The anys ise,si
ghir exceedingly sensitive ant rpeei riit0u = net
cure apostolic order maintain erral.ton ae o)d %
much possible roon ~lerr ne sepea1fo
carefully even degree -, -.
Of this method easily b. app.e LEI 'as 49,
weighed thea uke aeeor.ns % ile ee'H aa l'.,s 80
Of scusncks danirE~ P then be roEael .>l- s 'e~
will gh ni consequently an ma ro1eneaL
vas NOT Dr. j. H. Nclenr Is lr The t Of
'hA'ug paeci ese pHae,llss spon l " @ s "a.
physician that CorsumFt1n can F eur - sYs a.
be removed by Of ,caencAs Plnoas syrup S~>1
Prsps~ 5g H. StHBSCE SON y K $3.50
Philadelphia ani Tor sale b. All drug s 51l -
JOHN r. hhNhl "l"--i.- Af~'
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80. ~ an nrrENsE EoR Mr.. cOLFAx.

10 the EdttOr OF The tribune
SIR: It seems 10 me that very simple
method " defense for Mr. Coax has as yet been over
looked. Cannot his income tax returns ana hs sworn
statement Of income for the year 1868 be producedi He
would scarcely nave forgotten u 1863 series OF Items
amounting 10 1000 from "a single source. TINS would
form part II liz income no matter bow promptly De
disposed OF o. and even n Il were not taxed would
appear n his statement PIkEsIAFF.
heO York. Feb. ~. 1878.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

DETROIT Feh 2o-Folr quiet and uucl'uged Wheat dnI and
lower. White ~ j3; No. White 81 ga 81 >"
Amber Michigan 81 Co. Cora stedy ti 1lc ior leoH Ols
Dressed Ho- sold a. 2'D-3 SD Clover Seeds
sold a. 2y0s5 100 bbis Flour. oOJ0 bush M5eat
rLlpments-Vu AlJul
:. and 3 UOl bush. Corn
yellow White Oats lower. At 81 use PORK SCARE %
Tor 81 "a shoulder;
Clear R!J Sides sugar JDoc Inferior
saic or Common a 18fc Pair fully Fair ya9ic Tor Pr
Mo.res sold AZ 5Ud52c Common Pair Other articles
unchanged. EIclaugSteElHg, rs NeT.Ior sight premium
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-JFyKINS-Feb 49, 1879 by Rev H. NJ Brown George
Brown Of PARK, " H. 10 Lucy A. jenkins % fanAn
Essex Co. NeN-Jersey
-WRRRTTr-Ou Wenesdav Feb 70 Lyudehur Irving
touon.udon she Bishop Of New fork fassed by the Rev
" H. BENJAMIN Rector the Rev A. Douglas Miller Rector Of
Milford com John MARY, eldest laughter OF George
Merritt, esq all u lryngt0n- HUDSON.
HOWs-LANDON-On Wednesday. Feb TO- By Rev Henry g. Potter
ID D. Rev. Reuben W Howes l. Townsend Hoses 10
Annie daughter OF Charles c. Landon.
ROBINSON FROgT-Oa THURSDAY Peb 90 By Rev Dr. Morgan
Rector Of Church Frank T. Robinson % Ida H. eldest
daughter vi Charles J.. Frost, esq. al. Of ibis uty.
WATERS BTSLEYOn Wednesday Feb 49, 1879 a. the residence Of
The BRIDE Arenis Rev j. hmbe David D. Waters 10 Josie
laughter OF Joseph Bue esq, all OF Flushing No cards
WfyANS-PA TTERsON-Feb TO- by Rev. T. Lumms, Fletcher
Wlnans 70 Ida =. Patterson, AL ol Newark
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Perpetual Crystal Palace
INDUSTRIAL exhibition CDMPANl
OF NETWORK.
gTfpSCRIpTTOg To FIX STOCK

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION To rliE STOCK
viii be re-eye a. ths .oio"ns pisces A-a-iora Ctgi
uNi ,9 ih,Sa vOAPANi 5'9-gy
FIFTH NATIONAL aa seus,
HARLgM BANK. 0n.aaar. ,aaseay
slauR III SiolS r-s 5f; .Ii L,.4tsai r. 2 Ss
wllam-st and Bxlhirgeplac
RICHAED ID Jrosi -
D. ntS , 59 ~ 80 q
PpmAED sP3Fg51 % B,,, and @ , So 1t' a.
COMPANY Us Broalway
an PAYMENTS must inside by check 1s7bls 20 order
UNION TRUST COMPANY % Broadway Tie riang
a cannot psi 5a' By COMPANY sps upon -oe .H5-1at
Of The Industrial Exhibition building acquiring
The and 81 se taHpa1y ap rom axes 5oa74si d. oss
ayes com ,5 ,, ~ 40 1' lots. Or about - aes'"
PlymenI. TO 1e made as follows;
Five per cent t be time 9t subscribing ant le 1nre install
There ean be safer Investment than t W home .agrameHs
Il suerlp OF land 90 NeWio1 Island lll sle erection Of per
In leeoriirce and BY eout Of Me B,ri
Directors y Cue lhdus1 .KnlAon toupir po- JnF . 7S ~
places iHe by luta'ri ageu throughout ~
Tie 5rr boiler n ay these IS ut.t PRBg ADMISSION "a
the niltna buon GuleTy SUI snf
sr. Gl 5 rem5tg Thrsr cEbe. 20 no, ea1e H. aif
srEClAL places amusement except oonlue'si
uy The exhibition Company
Observation-Disclosures AND KIND.
EautlHs the purchaser thirty omissions p. zoe E.,aoH No,
CLASS SECOND. fRltE 30 D ADMISSIONS
Enttng purchaser HHAGOn. Mas
Price
CLASS THIRD Pi.liL 1Mln lONA
Eutrg purchaser three i1sf No,
transferable. P-cs, 80
CLASS FOURTH PRICE. - LiFE
Battling the ~ bubnS
brr b. che public Not Transferable Price 5lJ1
CLASS PIFrH. FAMILY FOR LIFE. PRICE pJ0
EuuiLg purchaser immediate lsmuy The sms
such n1chassi them. dur e lifetime % 10Y r len 70
rtmssau exhibition slea open .1e pubic, 80. anssrabs
Price. bJN ....
CLASS SIXTH HEREDITARY AND TRANSFERABLE. Pros
5LVN
Knitting the i0ieE IN D sKlIt11.
the building the public. safe n
devise by the actual The boilers 81
be- REGARDED honorary m-ml- 81 he In
stuou adli- mai privileges NAY b time
GRANTED item b. the Board 0, Directors.
gaygyg b aass Baeleye css- % By he parable 70 10 0rss
o.. Ne Union Trust Company
suitable Badge will adopted Tor Life Family. AMI Hereditary
members.
Mtmberships be- so che bulng 5pca h- public
Zach purchaser Of membership Will be engraving Of he
building
QUIT he
further information please address
INDU STRIAL EXHIBITION COMPANY,
no. g25 BROADWAY NBW YORK CITY
Applications VI" be- died 10 ao order m Tlel tT ars ."
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT SMYRNA.

LONDONl IIlr5ulY f'U' 70 I3I3'
A report has just been received here that
caf6 III SMYRNA situated the shore Of the gulf hay
Ing been undermined by the tides was suddenly swal-
lowed % IN the waves and that between 100 and 200
persons mostly Greeks. drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

BALTIMORE. NO PED 2oCae ogenei shade anner but eosei
dull ic lower very best sold that generally fateI FIRST
Quality M-dum Good Pair Quality 4g5c; receipts Jol
aesd. sales l,.l5 head -.
Hoo-ood gres sn good demand ta! higher Com
mo dll lies pts. 5j3t head.
sHEEPL supply fair demand sales Fair 70 Extra a y5c
receipts 81 heal
For y.s Marse,5 and Commercial SsuenM Pages
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ALBANY

ALBANY, Thursday, Feb 20, 1873.
The President of the Senate announced this
morning the appointment Of Messrs. WOOdin. Palmer.
Foster, narrower. and Murphy a Committee on the
Erie Railroad investigation. Mr.. Palmer excused
from -4rvlug.
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TIE STATE or TRADE


H,vAvi Feh H. WEST 1OErchsnge nominal
he It the quOuu0ns on he ld
ny az premium short sight ~ @f
penium p short Sight 15D4o. premium
On L0nI0l, 4 premium o PARIS, p premium
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Referring 70 the Vermont division Of the
Port land and OgdensburG Railroad. The Congregation
atsi says. We predict for this gland enterprise
even a greater success tnan is claimed for it by its
yarmest frieu ds."
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The dancing began promptly az ~ e. UtV |pse
While Wv The company soon gathered. and by 10
roFeno.s crowded and the seats were fun even 10
che nUO gallery while the corridors were occupied py
the upp Dance followed dance with rapidly, the
ra,pe very short. The programme was as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-21

The Governor Of Arkansas has issued "a pIocla
MAJ for a. election 0gsLsr CoassaeB lhs L. al Ia
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MARRIED..

Chained Hands and Rough skin cured BY using JCNPEa
az solF nalu.acturd by CAswELL. HAZARD Co.. SeWiork
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THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN the cheapest AM bes. illustrated
weekly paper published Every uuzber from focn
original engyings machinery novel nvent1ns briggs
cheering works improved arm Implement aai
discovery chemistry yels numbers coutla n AID erersi
hundred sugrayogs Thousands Of volumes preserved haiug
.si reference The practical receipts well worth times che SAB
,crpuon price % year By mail Tree Ma
be bad of All newsletter
PATENTS obtained tie best Models Of new aFrns sna
aud advice Ar patents ruo she's n ih
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN The thew ,nl loi pPn o. ~
page. containing aud ul directions Tor o1a ,'.A -
the concerning patents AoNN % 10
pirkroW, Negior Branch O1o corner an se'e"'' '" AN
Id
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Suerdl Notifies

SDRN1i Aotlces
Committee OF seventy,
4 MASS MEETING
OF THB
CITIZENS OF NEW-YOIsK
IL FAVOR on
A SUBSTANTIAL REFORM OF THE CITY
GOVERNMENT.
AND OPPOSED TO THE PROYISIONS OF THR
CHARTER NOW PENDING BEFORE
THE LEGISLATURE,
Which 60 promise result viii hell
COOPER INSTITUTE.
TUESDAY EVENING,
he 1s,h iast o'clock
By stser Of ne Committee
JiHgs " BROWN osiiru-su.
American Institute.-rIe Poe,luts rfIs
IufaTl EVENING. ln Hal - Cooper raou Dr. 4. OFT
Aolefu Aeaelalats' SIR J. r BbahBiT
1 FHufn ln VIII explain bis nthof NJ Parting MrtaAs
removing TIE iia.ca condensed therein
RoEEar WEiR. Secretary. s. D. TILLMAS. Charusu-
Hnrvard Jniversy.The 3-geatA Dlaer ID
Club of h Will b. Demoneos
DAY EVENING fe5. p. at6oD TIE Penden. Uus-r
who have On
connected with lie College he pr0nsi Isois
cordially i1Utcl 20 partcral Tickets De- obtained 81,
FRANCIS \. WELD Room = li DemJloys al
lily. M
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THE DANCING.

~ the birds sides only the work of the cO'-
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rhn Worlinay,omen,s IroIecIlve rnlon.

~ piase. M tbS nrreu on .nd raads
upoa women aho hoaschoa service IEACLsaS
gOpvTsTg lnEsWOMRS. CLERKS. Sc, sappuei
peyer and are a,te cmp9fnenI Wages sth have
eea -anel are collected sheE nesss All IRE u harse
r Tor mus In IL oaieh and oose. Try H. j. P HbNRr AseaS
E.abrook's Ferrotype Gallery, No d Uaoas1uas. isT<
business vii be sold cheap applied for before hafuh
Pr,srstsr wishes o yias Vieaua Imposition.
Aftenfion.-rNcuy years Pus,iaa HOSPITAL speueuoe Plies
an ~. Ejaculation me Dr. FRANKLIN lsi Biecckrr-1
oatmeal aud Glycerine UudrNcaI.in most TsI'sei
M .p, co,as,.s ~ uEsPS ~ ~, Psp-iaAz
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IhED.

An Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed iCith flII
name and address.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


Tie House reas,embed At .. IN. and continued. In
the committee OF the Whole. the consideration OF the
NewYork Charter.
MIR Weed moved strike from section the provision
classifying the terms OF Office OF Aldermen. He was
opposed 20 such classification aud believed that the
Legislature, last year, was also.
Speaker Cornell hoped the amendment would not pre-
vail The section as reads, provides that onethrd Of
ae Board shall 20 every three years and
lormity with other portions OF the bl.
Mt Bumenthal sustained The amendment n, be-
Ueyed In q change OF government every time the Mayor
was changed. The motion was lost.
VARIOUS AMENDMENTS PROPOSED.
Nj Blumenthal moved 20 increase the number OF
Aldermen 20 r. and change the section 80 that seven
will 20 ont every three years. instead OF five.
Speaker Cornell said that there wa practical Obec
ton 10 this He thought the smaller the number the
better for the practical working of the system, and also
better class OF mon could no secured. The motion
lost,
MI Beebe moved tOmako the number %. Lost
MI Cray moved u make section read. eight Alder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-21
FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
n niture for sae.-Property family leaving city: SUI
perb Drawing Room suits covered broca'e cost sis
Painting Rronzcs, Bookcase, Clocks, Carpets Orna
ments Chamber, Dining Room Furniture; sacrifice 20
West 18th 81 near 5th
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
Al THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
n JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELL,
office AID salcsr0ola ~ Nassau street,
opposite the Post office.

The Horse aud Carriage Branch
of oar busina>s Is conducted III our
Horse Auction Marc
nnc, where we hold
regular sales OF Horses ana Carriages
Catalogue OF fiiis DAVIS uue sday'a sale,
TrAN-r1rcAyr a4rlG FIX ScSafX RsX HORSES, MORGAN
Rather STOCK. l3k hands high, aud years ODD Kind,
gentle aud tru' in all harness. spirited and stylish
drivers not afraid Of ioeon9tiys or ANYTHING olse;
can trot together In 3 minutes; aavc done better;
sy diaHEk aSsEkSwHfsS 'fs * SEATS VERY
is 4 i saf OF MtSE "" potE s
's PAIR hsYi s6HREI Mares Isl. HANDS HIGH, AND
Syears old; kind and true IN all haress free from
siX.SEAT PARK PHAEToN. IN PERFECT ORDER;
Bi4lcE HoRsE' Is iiANDs HIGH YEARS OLD;
Kind and true in every way; free lrom vice a good
travellers; an extra good coupe horse and warranted
COUrE IL GOOD ORDER
Kind and true IN all harness free from vice. fast travel.
HG@l9s 4@o r5f n9S WPFfaPfs WE56Ss i2HR9 SiF% MAKE
BAY HORSE 49, HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
to 5 minutes superior roadster; iears nothing aud
sORTEl. HORSE ls HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true in every way; an extra line amiy horse
fG EIAGK i,i-N oASi1iES bi HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH G
years old kind and true in all harness. free rom vice;
bf Moh! G''F s or
nG ga snE f Z all 4 H%Sps it meG fas YEHR
THREE HORSES; SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
1t Two Two top Depot Wagons
silver notntcd double Harness.
Weather never ntcrieres with our sales.