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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
PCBLIC OPINION.

We warn the Republican leaders and all the
organ grinders OF the party that they cannot I
longer count upon a mere preJuuioo ~ Aoep '"0 49,
power-( Boston Herald tindJ
The system of mOieties needs reformatlon'
All this can De done without abusing the GoVernnea'
r infor,ner by the dishonest prac
tioea OF merchants long merchants are oshonos
the nformer viii be necessity II the COUNTY, " 20
MD OF this espised creature the merchants must 10 "
Utica Herald QsepD
The testimony which has been adduced be-
fore the Committee of Ways aud Means IN CongTrss,
nending the investigation OF the inoiety system phs
story Of corruption practiced and wrong hhicou py
AGENT, and officials OF the Government Whlch hds rarely
~ ever been equaled In any civilized country-lLouis
Vile Courier-Journal (Dem1
The idea of the Government employing spies
- inSormers 10 pry into the affairs OF is cizens, with
.sr m .eize books and papers and enforce enormous
nates for alleged violation OF the Revenue law when
are then divided between the Government auu sno
tan Of ust,ce and honor indianapolis Journal epJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

few days. although his physicians will not yet consent
20 his undertaking any Official work The vice fres-
dent shows signs Of the paralysis which NJ one une
was considered serious, and indeed, appears nnus
ally We'll There Is every reason to hope thlt WIN tne
continued rest for few months yet on when MS puys
clans insist his health be defn ely reesaoIsheu.
The second volume OF hls AntiSlavery history, Nncn
the press
The Hon. Edwin ID. Morgan OF this State,
who member Of Congress at The time that senator
Sumner assaulted by Preston Brooks ana VINO was
one OF those who the Senator's rescue wrote
letter to friend In Boston recently In when nc SAD;
The Of Senator Summers long illness ne mas on
several occasions attributed to the act OF BrooK IN co
versation with me. entertain no doubt thht brOohs
would have taken his life but 0r the fortunate pesehc
OF the Hon. A. 8. Murray and self When we rescued
him from the hands OF Brooks, Mr. sumner was Deeu'
ing and unconscious. package OF papers lneh "a ~
hands have IN any POSSESSION. Thog are stained Win
his blood aid my garments were saturated WIN the
same"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
r,v xpw.yoRx STATE GRANGE.

ALBANY, March 2O.-At the meeting OF the
NevYork state Grange to-day. Mr. Babcock of Niagara
from the Committee Resolutions reported SERIES
which we're adopted Among them are resolutions up
proving the declarations Of the National Grange az o'
Louis; demanding legislation which VIII open anu iin
prove the avenues OF traffic and produce cheaper trans
portation urging the immediate repeal OF town bond
ing acts. pro rata freight law; favorns the canal
debt funding amendment and reform IN assessnen. LOT
taxation, and the banking laws and approving
bic temperance reform legislation. The following
officers were elected Master g. d. HincA,sy u
County; Lecturer, 5. Terry Hudson 81 SUFFOLK County
steward, Nm. Mckee OF Washington County: Assistant
Steward. James H. Lee OF Oswego County; Chaplain, a.
j. saunders OF Cayuga County Treasurer, j. A winnie
Of Albany County Secretary, w. A. Armstrong OF enc
mung County; Gstekeeper, ID. n. Norton OF Alleginy
County; Ceres. Mrs L. j. Van DJrn OF Csyugn county,
Pomona. Mrs. y. \. Mann OF Niagara County iioia,
Mrs Luke FultOn OF Jefferson County: Lady A.sistint
Steward, Mrs W. Is. RIGGS OF Wayne ConHtr ExrcnuEe
Committee Wan. q. Wayne OF Seneca County . H.
Pratt OF Jefferson County. u %. D1uncii VI Lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
THE MASSACHUSETTS, SEN4ToRSHIP.
THE DEMOCRATIC NoMINEE-MR. DAwEss CHANCES
BUFFERS SUSPECTED NTRIGUES.

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE-MR DAWESS CHANCES
BUFFERS SUSPECTED NTRIGUEs.
lPY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
BosToN, March 20.-There are but few de-
velopments in the Senatorial question to-day. The
Democrats surprised good many people by nominating
Judge B. r. Curtis tonight and saying with
an enthusiasm only too common to the Democratic
party when hopeless minority. that they eau elect
him. The nomination does not arouse any interest out
side and 1t is difficult to imagine combination OF cir
cumstances which could result in his election AS to
his legal ability there be question. but he Is not
ready or strong debater. and has less personal
magnetism than Adams.
The Custom-house is still firm IN Its belief In Mr..
Dawess success aud Mr. Butler says that cit Is his
fight and that be means out" 1t seems to be
generally believed that is understanding be-
tween Butler and Dawes: but many who believe In Mr.
Dawes do not believe that he will be very vigorous
opponent the OF whom he must owe his election
If successful There many men-three, at least
who think they depend upon Mr. Buffers
assistance in mOuninting into Mr.. Dawes's seat
that there may discussions In the camp from that
reason MI Dawes himself is determined to fight until
the last He has authorized his friends 70 say that ne
wishes be- slaughtered In oPen d !h II AT al. ne
wants no compromise. Henry L. Pierce has etnrnen 10
Washington having dOue all he could Tor H0dr WINE
here Ii should be ADDED however that there are those
who remember b. r. Curtis Is old friend oil But
er and who think that he has captured the DEMOCRATS
with the view OF winning IN the fight somehow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
PERSONAL.

Prof Sumner of Yale College is to publish
Boon history Of American currency.
The Rev. William Il. Alger of Boston
preached to the spintu4lists recently not because no
believes in spiritussm, for he does not. bus because
"t6ey are every where spoken against"
The Buffalo Academy of Fine Arts had a
neetng recently and expressed desire 10 unite ear
esy In effort TO the erection in that city OF
guength statue OF Leroc size OF eKPresident Fillmore
! Ghe Duke de PadOue, who was so prominent
Het the Bouapartist demonstration sc Chslehurs 10
s9n Q. Gen Arrlghi one Of the first Nspoeons officers
go wesaeay aud resigned nis position IN the engi-
neers rather than serve under KING LOUIS Philippe.
\ Mrs. Harriet d. Walker of Lowell, Mass,
Das oeon oensed 70 preach by the Methodist Conference
iof the Lynn District. The Examining Committee said
ebe better qualified than other candidate that
had ever before them, she was Icaased with
0nly two dissenting votes
Ex-Goy. DennisOn of Ohio writes IN The
;C,noinnaa Commercial that when he recommended
CAPT Hurtt for the Assistant Quartrmastersbin at
cnnat nc had perfect confidence In nIs ability and in
segrty and had DO knowledge OF his pans and transsc
ssIiOns TO defraud the Government.
Gen. Garibaldi has written congratulatory
letter " NJ Ledru Ronin recently elected member Of
she French National Assembly in which he says: al
feel yself young In seeing resume your go.
xous post the Of the Republican phslapx, and
'augur well for the cause OF humanity now trampled
-under foot by tyranny, falsehood, aud violence"
Launt ThOmpson's statue of Gen. Winfield
Scott intended for the grounds Of the Soldiers Orphans
Hone at WASHINGTON Is now on exhibition in Philsdel
pbs II represents the General standing erect, with
zone VI his coat and the other upon
s sword wearing the uniform OF Leutsnant Ge nera,
and with q military CLOAK thrown over the should era
<sDd ued carolessly 10 'front.'
Prof. Proctor writes TO THE TRIBUNE that
ne did intend mis- letter give the impres
sion that ho hsd found time for correspondence ncs
bis arrival 10 this country. He has been pressed for
Sne only since his opening lecture IN this city, jan g.
Setweeh oct ls ana Jan he gave only 20 lectures.
while between Jan. aud April the number Will
amount 10 To- He has however, found time TO write
average OF about IA letters day.
! Vice-President Wilson was in town yester-
LAY On as w WAslag ton whore 40 AoUes " spend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT
OFFICE or rHs CHIEF sI0SAL OrricHh.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Saturday. March Ill A. u.
a.ronsis for ma past teeuty-foar hours
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE or ruE CHIEF sIGSAL OrrfcHh.(
wIsUrS0roN d. c., sAt urday, March ILL ~ u.
synopsis for ne past feenip-foar honrs
The temperature has fallen In the North
we,t aud upper lake region. with northwest anu south
west Winds partly cloudy weather norih-eastery
winds diminishing pressure ana partly ciouoJ SoA'ne'
nre vail from the OHIO Valley ~ the Gull
Falling barometer, soutn-easteriy wlnns, snu phIV
condy weather on the lower lakesj rising barometer
lower temperature. and generally clear weather. Win
and south westerly winds In Gil tho Az
i,nuc states The rivers have risen at Leavenworth
Duhnnne NASHVILLE. Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati, and
fallen .ughtly 1t Yankt0n aud st. LouiA
Probabilities 49,
y,r IA Middle States and Nsw Engtdnd Htghnv h'ohc
temperaturs Jing 6arometsr, generally Gear rsdhsr
and nor ~esterly vads, scoring 70 southeast and '01
resl -, - .....,~ an,
For tho Southern states variable northeastery ana
south- sasterly winds, slowly rising temperature ana
coudy weather. with rain In the Western Gull.
For the Ohio Valley and lower lakes falling barometer
higher temperature, partly cloudy weather, and ocoa
sional light rain Ar, 49,. ,s,...,,,
Valley north westerly WINDS lower temperature, znd
partly cloudy weather. x-.-.. ~
The rivers will probably rise at Lcavenworh, Mash
VILE PlltsDurgh, Cincinnati, and Louisville.
The display OF oautionary sgnAis Will De resumed NJ
tins Lake stations on April !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

DIED.


AsDsRsos-on FRIDAY Mrch 90 Lsu'. only child Of David al
M.sus Aoder'on. sled s2 months .o.. . o. ,uow.s
ForvsEhs.
AYAAR-on Thursday morning. As 10th Inst. Caroline A,.A
n. AID s.4 Of the @. are I'; p, S1s.1 a"a s
No 81 rseaasth ~ GA S.sa'J @srnas s-eS d. " VS
BARRY-Os Third mcseA. s'h Hsssss Berry, -sss
Of samuel W. Bsuy. . -, - -,
ats's &c, is ~. rrss.e 81. No m %s fr %
on seventh d.y (S.sardsyl u. siss last
os, ..s si Fne. az. As s@ T'a
Relative, and s.,s Of 1s ", are o ss s SIC:
. .sssi.i 90 ''''''''' 'i'' ' 49, "'-
poacB s.dde.y O. Friday morning 30 sephr...
The %, especially s', s ,,ss.i ..
nxtoaivs Of Sky sseoDd Ga soOeay March - -
HoLDgS-a, Yo.s,n on wsdr-si. night Mlr,h ~ 1874 Ma
Holden mother Of the eSss Of TIE foaasr' osss
a..svss and Trend. family an.d to attend tn. 's.ssi
no9a.ns M.rsS 81 :. Ii sslsei as.rnsa, ., Tsais
Broot, March 30 Jane H. vie o. Berisnis a.s ~
s,' s.:, :. . ann s ssa' ~ he & S .A ~
her LIE rsadsaos No 50 cAi. Bssol5s
Jswxrr-M Augusta, Ca. March IS. Anns ". vis Of Dr. C o.
sunday 22d h's, her father. J.-s. Fss.sA
NAGHsxon Rraa nouas March 3d. Thomas MAshes 'd %
rs. ..av,. .sa saA. q. Anil, respectfully :. ,,..1
ssvestasl, Oh saaday afternoon, 81 seiocA
xILLxE-M s.,.s 9. is.A ,..s Archie G' Sa q AssA' 40
The pl.es B.aAb.s charh Rss,ils Sss.
.p ~ s,.a .ssss c.a .rs Co. s.ss.,. 81 sss
and EsseI 4 K, o. scloek N. for koso'le
ouACKByBOss-Ia Boou ThassT evening l9A inst, Isass
A QaaaGsabs-s. In The oJd year % nssEa -
The cad, he AnJ ar .so.cinr n'itd 70 -
his late rcadencs Ma 500 Cartts1svs,
Sunday, 22i iBsl, a. j ssiosa D.
& e s s.. Mad s1 G 10 i sI., ''s
and friends 81 iAs aai respectfully svss 70 Ct
he Of psress Pssse sasas
ct Of q
LAS y rstsrsins. leaves Psssas a. $40 -
n Ar, TussA Asn,h Man ~.
lingering ses Msuds Bsbsr. ees daayktsr ~ gAash ss4
Loaisa A. scheraerhorn, Of Homer n Z.
srByRNs-fs city rhor.is, morning. Mach TO- Heuy
bt.yens drm o. Miner 3 stevens, sges 81
family nvasa sAtarsAs.
March 81 at from the fsaeesihsl Ckssa
sesosd and Foarteeath-sL
rRUEsDRLL-M Cedar Gro,e, j. The 2osA nat. rssnAa
Trsese. IN the S5tA Of his age.
Fups. services sis late resasaes Monday The asa 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA.


r,ba performance last night at the Stadt
ra,terv was amost IN ch IKE concert rs an oPer""
ronreseotstion The curtain upon the "Marrl'Ee
- vsa-o ana the nrst Act of that most charming OF
xorks was ratified of win considerable spirit ana upon
che whole with better eff ct than sometimes rosu's
from the efforts OF a nucA stronger company hAU :,
Iuccas CAorubno was OF course highly anuSinI' "DH
her supporters were not individually oriui"u' '"e' -
auced as German artists apt TO do a
and consistent ensemble. But at tue euu VI VIZ
-, ,h.ra came a ntcn Mime. Lichimay was cast 'oi
sh haraotr Of the Countess, aud bad rplnseu W eH
NJ Car,hars who has saeoesdcd Mr. Bergman AS con-
nctor made a statemcit % the case ana crea'ou o"
adorable amusement NV reading certne"'e iro"'
willard Parker efeOi tlAt he had vlsitea 'ne '
and found her abe to sing Some selections from "'o
Giovanni " we're then gwen, Mme LUCIA appearing as
zerEina She made a vrry deep impression III Tue
Rattibatti aud Introduced into the scene the Won
che sspete from tue Marriage Of Figaro" The audi
ence was enormous and goJdaaturedj the mishaps OF
tbe night we're overlooked. and the prims donna was
hailed with every demJn@tr'tion of delight.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Miss KcIlOcgs Opera Company will sing In
BROOKLYN ON the 25a, q a., IN 70 q VI March
COMPANY of Swe liSh National Glee Singers
has been organic Is NewIO'K, aud VIII glve concert
st stenway Hal. Tuesday, tue programme consist
sng chiefly OF swedish songs
The Fifth OF the Thomas Symphony Concerts
lake place ' s Tsr and 70 the he
20 minor ymphOny o. Beethoven.
The New-YOrk Vocal Society gave a charm
ing concert on Tau saay wen ns tae nrs part consist,
second OF Gades cantat'1 " the Ell KING
The admirers OF Nine. Lucca will be glad
20 know that she will shorty iIu Mr. Strak0schs tue
company at the Academy OF Music, aud that she viii be
heard there in La FASori.a with SIX. Canpaninl az
Fernando.
The following is the programme for the
eennlsI festival OF the Byston Hande and Hay DIN So
ceiy:
tuesday, May s.-Eveuing Handels Judas Mscca-
bRls"
Wednesday, May 6.-MatinGe by the orchestra and
vocaisis Evenina-Bee. bJvcn's Ninth Symphony, and
d" The Seasons" by Htydn.
Thursday. My 7.-Oritorto matinee, Memberships
q Chnstus,' Dudley Bucks FOrty-sixJh Psalm, g..
Friday. May S-Mt.iuet Icy the orchestra and vocal
lists. Eyenng-Bdch's Z" Pas hon Music"
SATURDAY., Nav 9.-NaiInes 10y the orchestra and vO
eaists Eyeuing-J. X. Pains So Peter"
sunday. Nay TO- Handlers " Messiah"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
THE FIRE RECORD.
nv STATEN IsLAND-Loss. $4,000

fire broke out early yesterday morning In
En-. .tabIe. owned and occupied by James Kelly. at
Ney.York and Msnslandayss, in Clifton B. L. whicn
were entirely consumed with their contents, inciuuS
carriages. wagons. harness. hay ETC. Inc nao' A''
,,,n,oated 70 the threesrory frame building adoin'
80 I.o occup,ed by Mr. Kelly 8 grocery store and
ms and Which was also destroyed, with portion
W ,n ssck of groceries, The loss on the stables anu
W @ - estimated at a 500 insured for $1,000 In tue
YnnSers insurance Company The house was VALUED Al
=. & iosnred FOR 60 900 the City Insurance Company
M grocsries WA insured for u 2oJ IN the same
6n"sny IA was also tho furniture TO no amour. Oh
A a0c The fire Is supposed to have been tne "oA Va az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
The following bills were introduced !:

INV '''i'NihS piiiS NtiO
BY Mr.. ALvoRD-Relative to exemption from taxation
of property belonging to religions. educational and
charitable Institutions IL taxes property Is not
In actual use for these purposes.
by Mr. WAGsrAFF-To extend the Jurisdiction OF the
District Courts In tne city OF NewYork 10 gives Jnris
dctOn over all IL winch tho amount claimed does
not exceed $500. II aso provides for now appOrtiOn
ment OF Judicial districts in the city. lt regulates prac
tce and Proceedings in said courts and prescrbes the
causes and mode Of removing the justices Of said courts
Mr. WEED on question OF privilege. said he was re-
ported in the newspapers declaring himself opposed
to taking relative to local al iirs from the Legs
ture and comforting them upon Boards OF supervisors
This directly the OF hrs position He IA
vored. and had always favored giving that power to
tho Boards Supervisors Of the several counties Of the
State.
Adjourned until Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
IMPORTANT NEw-YoRK BnLs-THE BEACH UNDER
GROUND RAILwAY-ALBANY NOTES.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDUSE.l

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIDUSE.l
ALBANY, March 20.-TwO or three important
bills affecting Neg-York introduced In the Senate
to-day one to CrOOn Water Board with three
Commissioners az salaries OF 5000 each, and another
providing that the business OF openIn and paving all
streets in NewYork by whatever Department directed
snail he douo by contract These bills are said TO ema
nate John Kelly who has been In attendance on the
Legislature for several days past.
The 5enatet Railroad COMMITTEE presented majority
and minority reports the DILL 10 authorize the city to
guarantee bonds OF tho Beach Underground Railway
Company provided there shall be majority vote In its
favor at the ne xt general election. motion To suOs
tute the minority for the majority report gave rise 10
long discussion and was lost by vote OF II to IL.
Among the new bits introduced in thel Assembly was
one by Mr. Bign requiring tho Civil Justices OF New
York 10 hold Court day Ia the week Sundays ex
cepted and limiting their pay to go per day for each
days actual service.
The Committee on Grievances will give hearing to
the yorkingmen who complain Of their treatment In
square next Wednesday evening. IN tho AS
semDy Chamber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
GENERAL ADVANCE OF THE MOVEMENT.


sHREwD DEVICE oR THE LIQUOR-DEALERS.
(Br TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUSE.l
PrrrsBURGu VI lrch 20.-An immense tenn
perance MAJ. meeting assembled at Dr.. scoyilrs
clurc.i, in wooist n o'clock this evening. The
large udoUee-rOon, with Tue galleries. was packed 70
sufocatiOa. PRAYER, hYng, anu short addresses com
prsed the evenings exercises. telegram was re-
ceved from NJ L. Conference OF Pittsburgh, in
sion Diair>villr approving the woman's movement
Telegram also from mass temperance meeting
in Alliance, y no. announcing immense meeting and
a good days work. Tae most electnfying address
Of evening delivered by Mother Van Horne. al
old lady Of rs, who advocated Immediate movement
on the saloons. Her remarks created Intense enthu
SLASH. The Liquor League developed dlnk movement
to-day calling upon me MAYOR % enforce all laws re-
laing the Of Sunday, in retaliation for the
stringent order formally given tue police this morning
TO close all saloons that day. Their object is create
a reaction stopping street travel on the lines OF rail
way the delivery Of mk, and work IN the newspaper
oni,es. Tho MAYOR had gwen them no answer at II
oclock tonight.
ErFECrs or TIE CRUSADE ON TIE CHICAGO LIQUOR
INTEREST.
(Br TELEGRAPH THE rRIBUsEI
CHICAGO, March 2O.--Fhe effect Of the prayer
crusade the wholesale liquor business Of Chicago has
hern made the object OF some inquiry. One Of the
houses engaged traffic reports that the crusade
has diuIIDIshed its business 80 or 40 per cent
Many Of the saloons in the country have
closed in consequence OF the determination OF the
women to win over their the town
boards NJ trustees whom rests the right Of grant
ing licenses for the sale OF liquor One Of the largest
distIny firms In the city thinks the injury TO its bust
ness Will be only temporary. The action OF The crusade
they compared to the action OF the panic last Fall
Another establishments reported that its business had
steadily Increased In the districts agiGated by the
crusaers Another firm tells OF Large increase In a
ne line of buriuess with the disturbed districts THIS
WAS the orders from private persons who wanted few
gallons OF auors put up boxes marked pickles or
groceries"
The last call was made J. F. Hoyt Assistant Col
ector OF Internal Revenue who asked how tho
enue from taxes distilled spirits during the present
month compared with that Of February. Mr.. Hoyt at
once looked up his of reerenoe and showed that
in the "A days on which liquid taxes were collected In
February tho sum OF Ss1 received while for
tbe is DAYS OF this month the revenue amounted to
sa6s $685. which s larger daily average than that Of last
mouth
CRUSADERS PRAYING IN THE OHIO STATE HOUSE.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. March 20.-Crusaders to-
day 70 the number 49, Of the rotunda
OF the House, aud for nearly an hour engaged In
gious exercises At tho close OF the meeting pro
cessiop was formed and marched back TO the church.
singing "a they walked. saloon-keeper to-day sold
out 10 q mau prayed out OF London" The
usadprs say they will try tho efficacy OF Columbus
prayers on hun. and continue until he surrenders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

y,vorIalss M,rch 20 dull 80 508ST SO for Treble
Extra SoSsg Tor FAMILY Corn quss aud easier Is $685. fot
Wh Dat. duet At 6J162c Bran the lan1ax sales a.
81 IN vsrrhousc dull SIS for Prime Pork quiet bat arn 81
S8 rs Dry ssd Me.-eooe In srss hands 'ses shoaher
6s.e, sc for Clear Sides Bacon ara. stsca sms D
!. e. Of Shoulder, I. 7sS7Ai Clear BIB s,5es sSS
Lard dull 81 voss err. 9aloe for kes sus,, dull
R9.e for Commoa 7c for Fair NC tor Good Fair vc foe
Ys. C1rsed Nsasss scarce st&2e for Ceamoa Fernenusg
soc for Cennfaxd 62c Rsboed 73 Tor Prime WHISKY iui
AZ 9lr for 81 for Cincinnati. Coffee ara 81 22127 nc
Corn Neal IS 10 Cold. lil'< Knssangs-sscYsk sight
wnsissT.s g. March 20-spiris ~ rurp<nnne quie,
l4e 1ssn quss 81 90 staed delivered Grade rupsaas
,,s.dy q, 81 10 Tor Hard 81 30 for Yellow Dip Tar dull 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

TIE APPROPRIATION BILL BEPAssED-AID TO THE
REACH PNEUMATIC TRANSIT COMPANY REFUSED
BILLS INTRODUCED.
sENATE......ALBAsY March %, 1874
Mr.. Gross, from the Bank Committee, re-
,orted adversely on the bill relative to the Brooklyn
Trust Company. Mr.. ROBERTSON, from the Judiciary
Committee. reported adversely on the following bills
and the reports were agreed to:
For tho formation Of societies for the better protection
n, nroprrty and the maintenance OF good ORDER allow
Ing the supreme Court determine the validity OF wills
Mr. LowERr from the Committee on Banks, reported
fayorably the bill amending the charter of tho Central
Trust Company Of Ssw-York Also favoraby' the DILL
10 extend the time the incorporation Of the Mutual
Trust Company Of New-York
Mr. COLI asked q reconsideration OF the vote By which
the bill passed yesterday, he desired TO
vote for Its passage and unavoidaoy abseut Car
ried.
The vote was then taken and the bill passed by the
,oIlovine vote. Republicans In Roman, Democrats In
T,alcs IlberAls In small caps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

S"whsr ought 20 be considered II onesuy and LosaHJ
Cold f-lacarat gold gold alloy faas all tse re1arnsaA
lsca gold nsy gOd 10 eoks veil and wesn
vel. other proportions fail In pensiOns sst hsass ID.
~ and ea may tolerated they hfs beautiful plrsess
pi.r ,h ba,s stslsrsat"-YJs "rhs Book Of Hall Msrt"
Americans Waiting shoO M srkk.rsfs store AH
Conducts, IL Bon L. aion BagAd snd inspect ms
gold sse sssAsa saIee eioSS<
nd oDosth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-21

How TO shorten Lnc.-Ths rscpe simple fss have ssS
to lake voeas eo neglect Abenhy toe great EnTsh sas
xson she only bad cough; what "'"s
you h,vs The plagued Beware only esagha The wont esn
csa however cared HALs LJso BALs.&' IL sh''piAs
cough and Group tey sys irritation and to pevssi
fatal TERMINATION Sod By all druggists and dealers
nedcos JoHs r. Hsssr. CuaRAs Co. and coleseps'>
Nax. YORK. SOLE Proprietss.