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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
OEEIOIAI. NOTICE.

THE FIRING OF GUNS, PISTOLS, oANNoNs, AND ANY
FIRE ARMS ON THE Arm OF JULY PROHIBITED.
MAYORS OFFICE
WILMINGTON July Sd, 1914.
BY force Of an Ordinance pa sed by city Council,
July 3D. s74 the firing OF guns, pistols, cannons an1
any ire arms on the 4th day of July, as well as other
daYs, Is prohibited uudera penalty of $40 for each
Offe ce
Tho police have bes instructed to promptly arrest
any person violating this Ordinance.
iys.1t j. l.. sIMMS, Mayor.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

A NIdHr Or THE p. ~. d. II. R.-The accident
to the engine on the south bound train on the
p. a d. II. H., on Wednesday evening, (of which
our Newark correspondent gave an account, yes
terday) at Thompson's station, detained the
train until after four o'clock the next morning,
aching Delaware City at Blk O'Clock The
passengers and others spent the night as com
fortably as possible under the circumstances.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

EXCELLENT CROPS AND THE FAMINE ABATINa-Ex-
ACTING DUTIES WITHOUT NOTICE.
CALCUTTA, July Sd.
The crops are in excellent condition, and the
need for government help is gradually dscreas-
ing.
The customs authorities are exacting tonnage
duties on vessels for America. No previous no
tice was gwen.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

SAVED FRoM DRowYISG. "A lad, whose name
we could not learm was gathering cat-tais on
the Chrstana, last evening, and got 30 far into
deep water, that he would have drowned had
not j. Paul Brown, who was out practising,
come to his relief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

THANKS TO JAMES BRADFoRD. AT meeting of
st. Mary's L. A. b. Society held Sunday after
noon, Njune 2Sth, the following vote of thanks
were unanimously passed by the Society
"WHEREAs, Mr.. James Bradford, President of
tile Wilmington and Western II. Il. Co., has by
his peremtorlly refusing to allow the introduction
of cider or any Intoxicating liquors ON the carr
and grounds belonging to his road won the APP
proyal of all Temperance and Law abiding citi-
zens, therefore be
Resoiued, That the thanks of st. Mary's To-
tai Abstinence and Beneficial Society are due
and are hereby rendered to him for this advoca-
cy of our Total abr stinance principles, hoping
TINT every interest of his road may be Increased
thereby.
Resolced, That the Secretary send copy OF
this vote of thanks to Mr. Bradford with the
seal of the society attached thereto.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

THE GOVERNOR APPEALS FOR AID FOR SUFFERING
FARMEI,s-
ST. PAUL, July 8.
Gov Davis has appealed for relief for thepeo-
pie in the southwestern section of the State,
whose crops have been completely destroyed by
the grasshoppers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

TEMPERANCE MEETING. The Temperance
meeting TO be held in the City Hall, ON next
Sunday afternoon, at four o clock, will be ad-
dressed by Rev. L. NJ Eastwood, of the First
Bautist church and Others
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

sJIMMY" DARRAH.-James Darrah, whose skull
was fractured in fight with Mr.. McCracken, on
Wednesday, is lying IN an unconscious state, this
morning. and there is very little hope for his re-
covery. Some of his friends were heard to ex-
press their fear, this morning, that he would not
dia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

REDDY AUaUsT.-Special officer Heritage ar
rested Reddy August in Philadelphia, yesterday
and brought him to this city where he is await
for the arrest of Reddy, but he had managed in
some way to evade arrest, and Mr.. Heritage is
entitled to praihe for his capture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

GRACE SUNDAY School ON SuNDAY.-On Sab
bath afternoon next, exercises appropriate to
the occasion will be provided for Grace Sunday
school. Several addresses will be made, and
music will intersperse the speeches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

SEcoND AaIrUrATIoN OF A LEG.-Dr. Green, OF
Philadelphia, few days ago, amputated the leg
of son of James d. Howey armer living
near Clayton. About three years ago, the young
mans leg was injured in cart wheel and ampu-
tatlon becoming necessary the lower portion Of
the leg was taken Off. Subsequently the re-
manning portion became discussed and 1t was
necessary to amputate second time iii order to
rave the youngs mans lie. The wound has
healed vely nicely.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

Tribute OF YOUTHFUL EsTEEM.-When the
exainination at NO. scnooI was conciuded yes
terday, boquets were presented to Messrs.
Baird Ruth aud Johnson, the Visiting Commit
tee of the school. by Miss Mcleod, assistant
principal of the school. Subsequently, bright
young lad, George Dennison, advancing to MIR,
Johuson, presented him with large and very
handsome boquet romarking % Please accept
this, Mr. johnson" The recipient was over
come that he could make no response. Pendant
from the boquet was card with this inscrip-
ton, 'With Compliments of your little friends. s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

The LoANs.-At the 99th monthly meeting Of
the Germania Loan, held last evening, SiU0 were
sold at 4 800 at 81 and $1,000 at 3.
The Citizens Loan sold S2300 at 30.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
1eaths.

WINTERII LITER - On Friday morning, July 3rd,
Annie Gertrude Winterhalter.
Funeral Will take place from the residence of her
mother, No, 3lI Tatnall street, on Monday morning.
Mass at ST. Peters Church O'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

EXCLUSION YESTERDAY. cJlored society
known as the Grand United Order of the Sons
and Daughters of Samarla, filling three cars, had
daV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

PRICE OF GOLD, TODAY.
New YORK, July g..
Gold, to-day 81. 103s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
Police Court.

Emma Sanders, for threatening bodily harm to
Emma Wright, was compelled to pay costs and
enter peace-bond in 800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
Commercial Reports.


PHILADELPHIA, July o.
Cotton quiet, 179s@1s1s Flour unchanged
Wheat dull; red 81. 34@l.S5 Corn dull yellow
Sic. Oats dull 63@67. Whiskey 9816c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

WAHHINHTONi JHIy o.
Probabilities For the Middle States, general
ly clear weather, north or west winds, during
the day, with light changes in temperature and
rising barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
ftnanfial Cards.
rI,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
oO9 MARKET STREET,


V,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
co4 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 2s 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from Q, A. M, until
Z, p M, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent. has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization Of the Bank and 1t is the ex
pectation OF the Managers, that this rate Of dvi
dends will be continued.
When dividends are not withdrawn, they are ac
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice in each year
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM s EnIEs, GEORGE W Bgsn,
CHAKLEs W. HowLiED, NJ. L. LICHTRNsTRIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON. NATHANIEL r. BENSON
HENRY f. DUPE, JOB ii. JACKSON,
G. M. ST0TsENBURa, WIN. ii. SWIFT,
ANTHONY TM TIeSEfi { MILES prss,ao0,
aprl4-tf E.. TAYLOR. Tre sur
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONIES,
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
EDWARD BELTS, President.
GRO. d ARMSTRONG, Cashier.
PAID UP CAPITAL, &NO,t0O
rS- Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished TO regular depositors without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at 81 AM
DIRECTORS
Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush
Israel Pusey, Ell Garrett,
Henry s. McComb. Joshua II. Head,
Daniel Iaines William Tatpal.
Edward Belts. Ocii-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

EDMUND PROVOST WILL BE A
IL candidate for City ASSESSOR and collector of
the Northern Dstrict,at the next Republican n mi
nation ection. jel5-tn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
FIFTH EDITION.
FIRE AT KEhNETT SQUARE.
DESTRUCTIVE EFFECTS OF THE STORM
Especial Telegram to the Commercially

stables and Storehouses Burned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

ELY AND MOSQUITO WIRE NETT
Il ing of all patterns. Fine Rustic Goods at
lay2l-lY III S1l vi EV Snp " t'r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
SECOND EDITION.


REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
1att,xrA,nA.. T,,1.r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

THE STORM, LAST NIGHT, AND BURNING OF A vEs-
sEL IN THE DELAwARE-rARADE THIS AFTER
NooN-BAsE BALL, TOMORROW.
Special to the COmmercall
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

State of Delaware County of New Castle, 5:
|, X. IL. Ewbanks, Cashier of 'The National Bank
of Delaware at Wilmington" do solemnly swear
that the above statement true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
r. II. EWBANKS. Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 3rd day
Of july 1874. H. BAIRD, Notary Public.
CurrecI.-Attest
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03

I, Geo. d. Armstrong Cashier Of "The First Ma
tional Bank of Wilmington Delaware" do solemnly
swear that the statement is true, the best
of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG;, Cashier.
State OF Delaware, County of New Castle
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 8 day OF
July, 1874. p. T. NTH;
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
GEO. W. BrSH,
j. n HEALD, Directors
WILLIAM rATNALL,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-07-03
8ank statements

ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION OF "THE MA
IL TIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT Will
MINGTON,n 1t Wilmington, In the State of Della
ware, at the close OF business on the Goth day Of
lima 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-21
THE NED-oI.LY LEGISLATURE

cOsTAGE STAMPS 1l THE STATES EXPENSE-DIS-
POSING OF Tn. rCBLIC MISUNDERSTANDING
IAxAuoN-orGf. ..:GIsLATION.
iFRoM The RECCLA ..... .>tONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
TRENTON, Jan. I.- ale Senate was in session
from 10 H. tao .uJa alJ adjourned ulI
morrow morning. ,r sDtIrg themselves S?5 oUitA o.
postage stamps clCt. la. Scwcll introduced
resolutiOn asking Jerseys Senators and X D.
rescntauves IN laros to support bH,
COW before thai He.t. for the equipment, d..
of State m.I4 lIOr UIgens Introduced
n bill u ran. eHplIyes payment Tor Their
labor The bill prov 10 days notice be gwen OF
an intent TO begin iAs part OF the unpaid
poy6s. aud requiraIr ants respond, pro-
eded IN personal ag..... Tne iuigm Mt recovered
to be fret paid dt,s POSSESSION OF defend
ants their assIg. 4Itrees, eSses,
III the AssemDl, f.. .'tio or last eveuIls
tr0nchment and rc.,.r. renewed. A reSOlu
offered that SIS wO.. axe stamps he furnished to
each member ..rI-e State. Mr. A. j.
omith. Democrat &; a red an amendment that
each member pay postage staDps. After
considerable di,Cd.a nc original resolution was
adopted, &c to Il. L. jlcans aud ID mJcrats APP
peaine about eqi4 r.H. Al us in voting for II. Next
came discus i0n iIting of the documents for
She Assembly. Tn ...I. Ans had agreed in 10
give the work ." ..l',I newspaper firm. AMI Mr..
Carse offered res, iispJ .lug of the work Mr..
Lindsay, DemOcr4 .. r.r-tr, offered amendment
that the House Or proposals, ana give the
printing TO tho ios 1Gt. TIis was objected to a.
impractcable aGd frr.Hentd to the business OF the
House. A vote as.. . Law the table. aud 1t
va carried. -, is-.t the dismay OF the Republic
csas, who thouIa flsr vc.- voting only on Mr.. Lind
eay's amondmeD,. ltt ,.tjcct will come up again to-
morrow.
The Judiciary Conn, '.cI ported adversely bill
20 repeal the o.. Commission OF Brokers OF
Rea! Estate To Cou.4..oe ways an Meas
ta1 Axarg LIN. H.. "a.
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tia wsrd-Portieth-s E,sssy ~, $40 ss. "a.
sixth ave. to tho Eat River. Goa. 90 AMI re- r
eIeoted Chairman; Con. Conway SecrotA m n. na,s
Smith, Treasurer public meeting VII ~ 80 90. s
aud already tho work of general reiof ~ oeh S'
tuted.
The Hat and Cap Makers held q meeting
last vcning at No. Orohard-,t About $50 persona
were o, e,ent permanent organization was effected.
and At, IKE for two week, ordered 20 begin -
Monday AehL
The ann. ual meeting Of the Brooklyn Local
I-,e,cber-' A ISOLATION Of tho Methodist Episcopal
,eu,rb x,. l,eA in the simpson Church. Clermops
ave- and yiirore.hby on Monday evening. plas
for rippyinx tb - pits VI feeble suburban churches
no H. hs.nci.,Irn x,s adopted committee % i've
wa. ~ pointed to CANVASS the city with sye~ ~ e,tsb
lishiDg mission ChurchsA W beg.oO.ou iVoals 'o's
Of the aourshng n. tholss Churcnes III no cVs
IL was s,.ted were organized IN this manner.
The Military Exanjn ing Board met at tss
a,ate Ar,snal In Seventh .ve, yesterday. to CONSIDER
charges y,anst Brg Gen 5Arstus Funk " tho 5ecosd
Rrcade Cs,t Daniel X LyAiy Of tho G9th Regiment
Frat Lieut. Max Prigous %! tn, 9th Regipont t1rss
Lieut. Jesse " kinson Of rho Jth RegDeni, ana Scsos1
members Of tho Board prnsr'', Dut o"inR VI %
absence Of Ut the officers wIDpr cases arc '" 70
considered, tho Board adjourned IN next Tuesday
The Prcsbytery Of Westminster held i ia
dcia meeting" st shs OF thu Young Mems Chr"
tan Association yesterday 20 take scton IN the case ~
the Rev b.. Bailey smith Of MiGdietoSn Con2.. mem
Der OF the 'resbytery who. alleged. had nnteS
with the Catholic Apostolic Church Tie Rev. NJ.
SAWYER Tho Moderator, presided. tnd the Rev. r. y.
Muady the stated Clerk. read record 81 tbc prens
bar, action which had been tasen, tin y. occcoi1fs
continued tbroug bOut tho day AL evening ana AZ
was understood tnst . decision wou!i probably %
reached this morning.
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GENE1TS SUCCESSOR.

ELECTION OF TIKI INDEPENDENT DEMOCRAT IN A
TRIANGULAR CONTEST.
The special election held yesterday III the
SXI-t Assembly District for successor 10 Henry W.
Genet proved a very act affair. ami as a rule was
almost entreiy free from excitement. As was amer
p.t1d nv the nominees themselves the vote cast fell
ts< below that ls Fil. The nominees three in mum
Der James T.. Sullyan lndt pendent. hut favored by
hpolio Hall, Char es Crazy, TImmany Hall, and Hordto
T. Allen, Republican. were sangune OF success
but early in tho afternoon 1t became evident
no those who visited the districts that the
soo test lay the two former. with the chances
decidedly favor OF Mr.. SLliVaa. The friends OF tIe
tsttsr stated that Republican influence WI;
brought bear for candidate TO the exclusion OF
Che regular nominee and further, that VIM Hsw. jr..
Gone,'s opponent AT tIe last election, voted for Mr.
Sullivan. fourth aspicdnt for the vacant seat, ~
u. Wood Indepel iel Stdirow Two or three days agj
IN favor Of Mr.. CrdrN
Tho table below Gives the complete returns OF the
ecttOn yesterday election dis ilcts also the Ohci -
canvass Of the Ct ctipI -. all IN tne same Assembly
District The totals J9l aud 8.O25 respeCuNti, -
falling of of 1.44 vote. Ciu polls 80 votes more Tan
At the election los, Fat I'ic decrease III tne vote iOr
che Tammany can aba l. very marked;
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POLIiiC1L NOTES.

A petition, signed by a largo number of
oz ms OF Galveston, has been sent 10 C,i. George
Flournoy at Austin asking MIN to allow hs name 10 Ne
submitted to the Texas Legislature their nominee for
UnieJ states senator.
William Pinckncy Whytc, Governor OF Mary
land received majority VI tue yOeS IN both Houses 0I
the Legislature for United States senator yesterday, III
place OF W. L. Hamilton. whose term expires March
1873 Tle Legislature W ioint convention to-day viii
compare their votes and rdjify the result.
The Mississippi Legislature assembledat noon,
YESTERDAY j. d. shodd (colurcdj o Norien elected
Speaker the House. IA W Warren. clerk, and George
r. Pcasc, Scrgcant-at Arms. The s inate elected W. e.
White Secretary There are AT least dozen applicants
for every subordinate position ana there ar" numerous
piIana Ill AmtoS uhc Prcd term a. ncI states
,. IBtOr.
The Rhode Island General Assembly con-
ycncd its adjourned session 10 Providence Yesterday.
GOV Howard delivered hi, message reviewing .he con
dition OF state. The state deJt la, been reduced
$4,000 during tine year being s..56i5OO. Tho GOV
crnor recommend, legislation for the greltcr protection
saving, bank. for The improvement o the avs
Tor tire collection OF debts.
The Iowa Senate Yesterday adopted JOINT
resolution asking Congress 70 provide Tor amending inc
United state. Constitution 40 4, 10 fOrord members
from Increasing their pay iurag ,aoir tcrm OF ofrc.
Toe House reached the 12yh ballot tor Speaker with
choice caucus of born parties ici ia ia" after
noon, when - committee from each chosen 90
perfect. II possible pin ~ organization al inc HOUSE
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IHB SUNDAY THEATER OUKS7lOT,

below ~ given tho Sunday Theator law. the pro-
posed enforcement of which by the police author
lties has CroasCj some excitement among portion
OF tho Herman population. The law was PASSED in
1860 and grew ost of the multiplication Of Sunday
theatrical shows on the isovery and adjacent parts
OF the city. Many Of these exhibitions were Of low
character and excrtcd dcmoralizing influence upon
'he large number Of young persons Of both sexes by
whom thoy were patronized. The consttuiionahfy
OF the Ia" was contested at the time BY some OF the
theater propretors, but was affirmed by the Cont
OF Appeals. in tho case of Liudenmuiier agt. the
people. Judge Allen giving the dccIsion in an elab-
crate and able op1ion. Within year OF two under
tho guisc of SACRED concerts these theatrical
mbitions have sprung up again. They were sup
pressed for time last year by Superintendent kelso.
1t will be seen that the law does not forbid concerts
or purely musical entertainments.
An ACT To Preserve The Public Peace ami Ord,r the
gTa day ~ ne ~ee&, commonly Gated sunday
PdsScd AprH Il, 1860.
SECTION l. 1t shall he lawful 10 exhibit the first
day oil me week commonly cal ed Sunday to the pIDic
IN any building garden. grounds. concert room or other
pace WITHIN the city and County nj New-hors any
nterludc. tragedy. opera, baIei. play, farce negro
minsteisy, negro or otner dancing. other enter
any equestrian. circus. dramatic performance or any
performance oi JuggIers, acrobat'. or ropc-dancng
SIC ANY person of niing against the provisions OF
this law. aud every person aiding in -ich exhibition, nv
advertisement or Otherwise ana every owner or lessee
other place, who shall lease let out the Same
for the purpose OF any such exhibition or performance
the D. used PURPOSE
the same shall he used for such purpose, shan he gy
OF "A msdeUcdnor. and in addition 10 tue punishment
tbcreO provided by law. shall he SUI eced 10 penalty
Ol tJOO winch penalty the Society for the Reformation
Oi Jaycnllc DtlInQucnS said city hereby author
izcd. in 0f the people of this S,ato to pros
ecue Tor and recover ioT the Use Of said Socicy
IN addition 10 winch, every such exhibition or perform
snail OF Itself forfeit, vacdte aud abnui, aud
render yOId and OF 10 ch,ct. any license winch shall
been lousy obtained by manager, propr-
ctOr, owner lessee. cOssontng TO- ca-ng or allow
ing letting part OF buidng for the purpose of
sdcH exhibition and performance.
sEC. ). This act shall take effect Immediately.
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IDTLJb
nv VUTFTN " 7
NAME md sdJress

BASs-on Sunday morning y, Water < youngest see -
blab x 'nt Ka'h,rge b bsas' ego : ear, Ito, 90.
service, r,.deDce 3O2 Rat 'int .nes'r at
N:s ' nai Ss. e p .'S s" Vi sS
Csrr,sss VII be in s,aGs At depot t" meet J'' Ia 'H h's
BU KLxY-wASTAP FLon b. IN. sipsns 81 he yhs u
ayIa % PA koe@b'5 1873 o.h A4,rs 'ai.f ,, "',
Helen Jv youngest dAnsateI d Dr. AIRED .Si S"'h = "a b's
The friends .tsea msmer. er''. :. -
bel, At CHS. hG1,n y % ,,Ss l,, . .o >, 70
retaug -,se RE, 2Oip CSr'sr' vii be IN s'iuns 'p's
BlRDErr-pn Ta,.i,y Jan 20, Hu- ,so neur, o. B'Td'.A
pRAssR-on siod.y morning 18Th I,puy 1874 Dou,
The friends Of the family are invite, 70 raa zoe i-aei.
3l.t nsl Tho -p.u' viii be t.isn oI,r'''n hr'
JlCKsOS-o Monday afternoon Jan 49, Of Pneumonia W'es n
Jackson in the 2Sil year Of m'lse ,,... d..
Iii. friends % rTso, ctn S.,J. ~ pp b.. ,a.
and Ble-cs-r). On Thursia' I2i INST IS n O'Clock.
Al, meeting lhs Eclectic Club bell a. iSj Bsort '! 'es
pg cs!,d reference % tb' ie'sO Of "reI H.
Jakon u the Cnb ho mental Az 'os lnsnss 80
i-.r.i all tie following resolutions ~e'e 'dop'ei
g s'', ''i IL. 49,, %.' ..s n1',s nes s,
Ececne Cub again ssmnisi u lie uncertainty 81 ""s'
W.r.a emneny sitting that the ,,i event should evoke fro.
suitable soAg9 81 D.ii b.. 5e5'i, 1 49, - w,.,,p
J,c,on Gated upon Oe los. Of thia .n sa..
hor ,aSm,,e, 70 the Msser, All tsnder commit him
Tt 70 b broared their 't Hctor Offer desp
and AMI eeY commend them To ne care o.
In .ho I'D eth the fall Of spsfior.
bis st-nt hs oD~
boiy aud 10 that the Club be in shs per<
r,t e secretary BE- directed
the Club their publication In ro q ne mor1es
ron, o tle relative. Of Dc essei
IOpkRk wife 4 Charles LOy>s
Monday, Jan. -, after a lingering liBes.
Yanersl viii be heA at her ste l.ene- 81 E, Ihy
dfhs weinesias q, clock ResNye, iss.
nf family. those Robert J. Clyde ibt
Thomas Msrok respectfully invited attend the ssr,oes
further notice si De ~ shelter ias5a
THURSDAY morning Tor inerm-nt
GreenpoH aud ssg h.rbor paper, please copy
LUYSTER-OB Moud,T loih Jerue O-~ % Abert l.
Lu,s,er. the 9TH year Of her
late 500 Lsfsyesys Brssk''
II m THURSDAY I'D Intera-1t Mosr'an trAsterv
Island Relatives sBd IL ends respectfully n's,s
attend Cary waiting N'al ~ ~ se'A o''' ""e
New iOrs, rsil~s sTin also
MSRO-Jn % lo7a M.rb. Met enatA, sde- OF hgsh sssro
In the 6Dlh 81 her
Tie uurrl ee Reformed CAsf o. isnStsa
slusrr Dr iu'tons, FRIDAY nenool a. 9'oe. NihN'e'
and irels uvt-l 70 aI-ad Tue Ftm'' WIN W 's''
Woodbridge, n. J.. on SATURDAY,
TKNsbY-Jan 10 Howard HINT ren'' Youngest chd ' Dsir
s.d Gertrude f-hne', .ge months A.,
g-.iy,, and frriI. inyi slsei Nn,a seruc~ odv
"Wednesday. - p q. Ai' ave residence "a Ne'' 4"es"
ninth
rR,pH,GHN-N Poriham y. 1 sund,y Jan. ls is7. Mn
invited sitCd tlo tanef.i 10. os
John v ITaphseru FosiAsh y l. on
pecoi ,i i9OJ D. M ReH,p s be woodssa Cemetery
for intermrnt
wApX-N a. Butet. Booklrn Monis', -n, 49, 1874 -
nr.nnoris Georse o. WADE in me 6sd % his
Re- ,- .n -s I. Invited g. steud Ri. funeral pe.sTsP
Church Bond On fharsts TIE I'D nst &op
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IL I'VE SENATE
NH. AIYOED ON FINANCIAL LEGiSLAUoN.
SENATE ..-...AIBANT, jan 20, 1874.
The Senate went into Committee OF the
Whole upon the proposed amendments TO the Constn-
tion Mr. ROBERTSON moved to strike out the provision
forbdding tho sale or leasing Of the Black RIVER Canal
saving a. was clerical error. Agreed TO- MI JOHNSON
moved 10 srike Ou the whole OF Article IN the pro
posed amendments Mr.. ROBERTSON vas willing to trust
tho matter the people. Mr. PARMEs1tn thought The
article proposed much contradiction IN the LNecn
tive Chamber Mr. WooD said tnsre were provisions OF
vital importance Article g. Mr.. BRADLEY admitted
tIat article proposes very radical cnhhge, pul
conf ruce IN the people he N"nu Note ior
air JOHNSON sdii 40 one would deny tha' thc canalS
mai brtu football OF political parties ana cor
uUrints bur the proposed change Woud not ne single
sep forward FOR better administration or anilrS HIS
M ton to out Article was then LOST Mf. LORD
moved 10 reconsider the vote just taken. Lost
Mr. GROSS to strike out maj part oil section H.
in arI IT, proposing the appointment 10y the Governor
icaI officers OF courts not If record III the city
.YO4K AMI Brooklyn l. jst by Yeas, 10; Says, 13
NJ eros, moved strike ont he clause providing Tor
tu t.g nc Of OF 1875 and every tenth year
tucr.,itrr Lost. On motion Of mr ROBINSON the Com
nj tee rose am recommends ne rcsOlJLOus tr addp-
tia. Tie qIrsti0u finally made tho special Orderior
% morning.