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Tho paopta's Co.nmon.sonso Medical Adviser,
IN plain Engl!at, or Medicine Sltnpltled: l}y
II. Y, piorc0, ii. D., counao1or-iu-chie Of tho
Dinponsafy, Dutraln, N. 7. Th1 above works
book Of about 800 large pages. profuse'y Illus
ttated with wood eneEnyings and coio1cd plates,
and we'll and strongly boantl-will bs scot, post
paid, to any nddrosa for sl.50,-tnakiu4 II the
Other booka treating Of domosat medicine. OF
like Bizu and stYln Of binding, aud NOT titaray ~
we'll illustrated. with no colored Vlat1s, and
uo1no OF tAom containing no prescriptions and
diseases which they discuss. sell for from e3.do
to IS, Whto Dr.. plcrtesa work not published By
tho author, printed atd hound with hia own ma
eh!uaty, aud we're II sold through ageuts. a.
other like works arc, the prics Of It would
whol, tho publlnher pays tho suthor fair
price for his production, then hddH proat to his
Investment large enough 10 eAtiBfY himself aud
oon1pensate lin, not only foE bis labor, but also
for the risk Of ,pcouniarJ loss which ha aauulnts
nucceBs, and whom tho 6tate, county, and can-
vabeiug agent hos each reccivol his profit. they
hare aadud 10 lbs expense Of book that orig
inA'y cost about $l.35 20 much that tbs poople
hnre to pay not loss than 81 for It. Tho reo-
PIES Medical Advisor ON !hs contrary. 10 pIacol
within the pocuntaty reach OF al elassos by tue
Authos, who A1lopta tho plan Of tho Gra.,kors,
dispensing with uliadlonen aud giving tbs ben-
eht OF kAs4r fsoht6 10 tile people, o4efltJF llla
book II p1ioe little above aetusl cost Of pub
location. That thoss desiring the book may run
no risk Of losing tLeir ,nunoy in sending 1t
through the mails. tho author a1yertises that
1nonoy addressed to him u buffalo, n. Y.
L,s risk Of loss. Ihs Author's largo corTo-
spondonco wish she people upon medical
matters, which, We are oredibly informed,
frequently oxooeds 500 lotteta 4 day. aud
requires several s1niusa saa skilIfu! medical es-
slsiants aud shqlt-hanl 1eporsor4 to euAblp hinl
to entertain aud an4wsr theM, al xol ~ lis
largo daily dealings with 1ixsaaa Il tho Wolld'a
Dspe,lsafy, appear to hare peculiarly lifted hisa
u,sllar With tho everyday medlca! nrct!s OF tho
people. Ae ohdsAyors Ia this Work TO Answerall
ihe numerous questions relating to health aud
disease that have boon addressed 70 him W tho
people from all parts of tho land, aud hence 1t
and old. nala aud fcn,alo, slnyle and ma1ietl.
nowhero else To be found. Al Tho most ptoYa-
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:. A Richmond {Ind.) newspaper vouchos tor
ths truth Of Tho following story; "14o lion
hAa not yot beon observed to lie down With tho
lamb, but something oqual ia IL hu happeued.
A white ckk, With four young Attcns, ret up
10 two young rats. Instead OF Ieyourlng lhou,.
~ would have baep natural, she adoptod the1u,
hnd afforded them the same pourialiment that
khe supplied to her kittens. Ons Of tho kittens
knd ona OF the rats died. Yesterday we called
70 zoe tho happy family. aud found tho threo
kittens and tho lAt drawing their daily srste11-
lncs In harpy promiseuousnosH. The motl1os
rat bestowed frequent ca1etEcs uron her lttlo
onsA aud tie. ri came fu for I full share. It
In u adocttolatA manner ~ POSSIBLE for rat.
After all, a. uatter Of prudeuce, that young
sas bad batter more out before bis tail gets too
long,"
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THE COURTS.

Judge sfc!Ioberta will hear tho motion for neE
trtal in Tho Easly.Storey caso to-day.
Judgo Dlodgctt wilt not te In town to-day.
Judge I5ooth will loax motions, aud Judge
Rogers submitted eases.
pAsrnurrcr 1rEMa.
Morris l. Marcua were adjndicated bankrupt
on trial, and warrant entered tctutnabls
Juns7.
William II. I.urchard vaa adiudlcated bank
rupt Iy confession, and , warrant issued for
Juno 8.
Discharges wers granted to Rowland Long
nlse aud James j. Bray.
Thnmha Keiaall began suit in hssumps!t TO
recover s. 600 from ". F. and ]. J. Aarhon aud
II. u. DAILY.
V. ]. Ata.li.on brought auit for "a, 600 against
John A1chdcacon.
Tho citizons' National Bank Of Far!bsuls CON.
moncod auit for 60, 600 against Ira Holmes.
c. ". Dulrytnplo filed diHtress warrant
against Henry Gade. claiming :l.570.41 due for
1ont Of tue premises NOV. 255 and ss7 West Lako
Htrcet.
Z. s. Prescott t}lcd bill aga!nst Jorcph and
Rachel Harris aud otbers to forecloso two trust
decds for sb,5o0 On Lots II, ls: 2e' and 20 .!
II IT, y y 4 4 'ad the W y of tho N. E. 4 Of s'e'
Tho New York State Loan and Trust Company
| commenced a suit to recover ii. 600 from Wood
bury Il. Taylor.
ruE COUNTY corn7.
Tho will Of Jackson +. Woodbury. waa proven.
and lotters tcstsmcntnry ihsuet to Qonrge and
5000.
s s1 s ssaas Z Danss 1a
der an individual bond Of $40 QUO.
petnr Ebersod was appointed guardian of Pc
ter Ebersold, j., minor. under IN approred
/ bond Of $4,000. and letters Of administration
were Issued TO the same party as administrator
Of tic oytate Of Louis Eba1so!d, deceased under
| ou approved bond OF S2, 0U0
| Gnrs1HAL COURT.
| The case Of Charles Moore, indicted laBt Feb
ruhry for assaulting little girl uhnod Mary
| stricken from tho docket. there bolne no prosa-
| cution,
William II. Post, indicted for tho larceny OF
money from William, Ednsrda, Mt M, aoG Van
! Buren street, waa discharged, aa thcro was nc
prosecution.
lilo case Of Stephen s. Nuler was continued !;
be was Indicted for obtaining money under false
pretonsos.
was continued for the second timo; he is charged
! With tho nlsapprop,lat!on Of funds collected by
him as q constable.
Tho attorney for the woman johnson entered
motion foE now trial. 49,.
William stos!cr, tsied tor sho crime Of ma ylou
IN matl!asiug tho noso Of Paul Kem1os; ser'
dict, not guilty.
Harry Denison ti!ed petition for writ o.
habeas corpus, ia which ho sets forth that Jus
tico Anmmerficld, Capt Hickey, Assistant Super.
intendent Of tie Tol!eo Fofco, and George
Gubbins, Jailcr 1t tho Harrison Street Station.
arc holding him in t!urance vilo without VAT
rant, on suspicion Of iA having committed sotns
criminal odenss. Tie writ was issued.
| TNK CALL MONDAY.
to 13l, LOG, 1917, 200 to 203. 2O5, 20G. 207.
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Tbs sthr Mary Ann arrived At Kngrton on aan1aJ
miuua hrr dcck1oad Of lumber small boat, mid cou
siderable canyas.....At Toledo saturday tho Stow
dondolA carried against the new sclr George ".
Ala1na aud c.psizci Tho achr Au9o-saxon ground
ed who loading o tbs beach at Mount Clemens few
days ago. hut was pulled ul by The tug Favor,tc....
Tic ting s. r. Kirby, which carsized at Port Austin
week befoio lust. Las lest hcr upper works aud
pretty much Everything, leaving little morn than 4
1aro hn. slls lies in feet Of wascr. Tbs Ecllr
1free Frandt, ashore prcsqua Isle, Lake pntarie,
Is laden with $50 brls Of watUr-iine. bho sirs tu
aickeana bed, and Will probably prove total lo*h..:
The prnp DnlTAlo at anchor ncar tho 0hhrIlv
1llalt, and her bargck scattered md ad.ift On ba
!14w Day.
sUSpRiEn.
There eoo tons Of inRut copper on the docks It
Aoughton, Mch, worth over s.,cno. ool. ~. Tcan,s
crossed from Superior City 10 Duluth OIL tho leo this
year Iatsr than lts been known for years, Baora
struck oswego Tnesdsy {or sl.s0 per day. Grows
uere shipped 1t The s.mt Wellington broke
from her noorings At Garden 1sland, apd ii aaloro
ths Brectanr....A fol,.rhlstls IL constructing on
Caps sabls, Iate Ontario, near wllcso The Aihabra
vas wrecked Sunday night. After !nns |, tho iua
shoro Hight At Nacine, Wis.,. will te rcstc. mud
!he p!sr heaught will bs restored to sixth order rsu
light
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lent diseases Of both ecxes NO also plainly and
fully considered, sad meaHs OF rolf:curo made
knoTn. Unlike other works OH Domestic 2tcdi.
I'hsaioloEy, Hygiene, Iemperamsnts, lta7tl9e,
Reproduction, etc., Ill Of which arc treated in
original and interesting manner. II Is = COM
pendium Of Anatomical, Physiological. and a[cli-
cal sctnce, and einLodiea tie latest discoveries
in ttclb Hnb Artr.n+,t
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LAKE ERIE.
FfkfE. r4y


ssst,at earTs.ron,fsnrta at The Chicago Ttt5hnt.
Fn1c, H., May G.-Threo yesaels entered sud sfBht
stared from hero tueaday. Tho Anchor lfno Com
rany eau,e "a lilo conclusion thAt Il would In moro
nroataho 10 thcn1 10 rim uo vessels recently nell
t,oucl thsn 10 lay lhcn UP until juno Accordingly
thelr sgeut cams here from Dutraio Tuesday and
h,d ths prop4 aordon ulnlpbcll, Ballus, t1!ndi-
1,le, and barges darlncr and Keepsake tsn1c
r..ly for service, Tic prop Gordon Campbell
lock general cargo Of merchandise at
tber locks for Detroit, Milwaukee, Rnd Chicago. Ths
sehr Annte Sherwood cleared light for Chicago. botl
st Tuesiay evening" being ho sst boats 10 leasa tho
Lower Lskcs for Chicago this soason.. .1he r1nr
t.lns aud tow basgos. Gardner tancor Ine> left for
e.stuaw Tuesday evening. for cargoes Of lumber,
tow barge Keepsake loft for Baginaw
yesterday nttcsnoon for lumber, otc. Tho
r7indlyllio vas laden With merchandise.
Tie aclsr n c. West has loaded lcr cargo Of clone
.he foos Of tie rnl'n dock and seft for Cleveland
Il viii bs remembered that tis yrascl wot AshoEo 1t
Loug Point Last falt and was pulled o and towel ao
tls port in leaking co1lfsiou. Tho prop Apcnn
e. sesd II broasSt Il ,55 In q Wheat Tue'sy icing
disa schr dranletn LEFT for Cleyrsnd T,,csay Int
Tho vessel bad got abn!t ~ miller ur thc lake wLrn
ths Captain saw b. tho drilling aud twstiug Of h!s
, a sorc s0fs0 Tx e. ia sa Sse botn e. ssn
board, o.ld not cnsng to meet storm IN that con-
dttoli, he put back into part, aud Will have =
pew board put In At once. Tho tugs Tona1 a. TIL
ppglasl aul Anna +. porr lii con,nsstan
Woik.nen arc still b,uy rccalkiug Tho schs postagc
Mr. Alfred ioys reported for duty on tho united
Baics reyenue-cuter Perry, yestenin5, socond-As
s'.sant E!s!nesr Ths ;shs Gibson, after 1omo IT.,
aTy JarcakI will mol 20 Into commission until tho re-
ju Of the prop Fred Kc!'y aud her cosort from To.
jso tho latter part Of tlts week. Tbs Tinted Stairs
stn,r Michigan will not leave rort expected this
veek ha reason being. lint ahs c.pnot go Into Dry
dock 1t Detroit till tLe lat.cr par OF ss month. She
viii probably ltaye about tho 3sth inst ...Cat John
HIIses, old and respected lake Captain, died In Tits
tty Tuesday, aged As years. For erycFnl 3oars past
he Captain lsA heen tar!ng Il, having gtvcu up rayl-
ga,1on for The tled and plow. For severa! yeara he
xas asier Ut Tie stnr Icacock; tahout Tho
scr ucorKo Hawk cano into Iors thu afternoon md
Will tava for Cleveland thia evening" where she will
lay up TIL frelGlss atc Letter.
BUFFALO.
Tho Commercial AIrtrtls,r aays thtsO ia no changd
to note IL iho condition Of tbs Ice. It still remains
dTnily wedyed III, ani very little, IT any, has beei
attycu down tho rivcr since the 1c. Open water fl
reported tile north shore, about II miles u....
The tug Golden City has been mold by hcr owner. 1tr
weieoer, to partias ut Fort palousc. and left 70,
that place Wednesday morning. SHE ices Iy thu way
u Ch,Ile%a Greek aad tie Tcsnl Canul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE FRANKFORT HOUSE FIRE.

ONE MAN SJfrOOAiED-Looo -NnoNA Vi"'"'"'
The 1G0 inmates Of the Frankfort House, at
William and Frankfortsts, were startled about 2:"o
a. TO- yesterday being aroused from their sumbers by
dense smoke. sprnging from their beds they frani-
cally rushed the windows and loudly screamed Tor
help. The alarm had rung ana engines and hook
aud ladder trucks rapidly driven to the scene
Capt. Williams OF the Oakst Police was on hani with
the reserve but at first could not get at the frightened
inmates Of he,burnng building. The fire originated on
the seventh floor in room near the southeast corner
Of the building fhe,passaGesion the upper floors Of the
hotel very and they were choKed with the
dense smoke. The situation OF the inmates was Tor
time perous in the extreme. The building was very
hgh and the eastern side in very bad position to
get az. At length the look and ladder men spliced
their ladders, AMI enabled 10 give the hosemen
chance TO bring their streams 10 bear upon the fanes
Some Of the inmates OF the bulldog were conducted
down stairs, and others rescued by TIE ladders
The police rendered very efficient assistance In his
work. and all except three Of the inmates OF the louse
Reed Cv" had tne clerk said, gone bed drunk. and
had not been awakened by the din and confusion lie
Hospital He died there aftergard An examIua-
ton of his clothing was made aad $50 was found 10 LIS
one OF the rooms registered "a J. II. Nance OF
Ohio. He had retired in sober condition. but had
lie recovered in few hours, and started
for home yesterday afternoon. Lhe other man
who was found Unconscious, was not known. lie was
taken to Bellevue Hospital. Late last nichH recov-
somewhat. and gave his name as Thomas Hartiga
winch the fire originated, ant. after an hours ha'd
work, extnsushed II was believed That the hre
was the Of careless OF matches IN one OF
the upper rooms bu, it Known positively III whlch
apartment 1t originated The Fire Marshal. estimate
Of the loss ioOws: On ae building ana urnl ure,
owned by c. Cromwell, si200, insured FOR $500; tue
harbcr's snop IN the basement oecurled ny ileeefc
$500; Fredcrc Warmers cigar store, 500; W H. Luhr-
sons restaurant first floor $50: = G. smith the keeper
tho house. personal property, s20l An invesilga-
ton to be made by Fire Marshal Sheldon Inc Cor
Will hold inquest upon the remains or tie man
yhn was sUnDeAled.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LOyrOy-Ia Steamship Grs,Cr April 6-Nr and Mrs
Maiden Capt john Ie-sgorh Charles Duf NJ and Mr. A. j. sill
yer on aBd infant Duncan john Holman A. Dlber hiss
Werner Madame Emily Gnlot Capt sud Dir r Weed Heay
Bros-ing A Marshal Cot H. and Mrs. Campbell Mr. snd Ma
= K Baeh Paul Bi!eh Mlss Laura Baich. Mia Minnie Blch
PROM LIyERPOOL-In JTGra5hip Chtrc, April 0-Gen. Ia
deau L. Army Mr. BsyeT Mr. Birmingham Cotton
Mn B. Coo Mrs T. CTsnbrook and two children p Du
". Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs ". Gunly
Hanhne Hamon Mr. Hasssworth W T. HolIiEg J.. Hudde
Miss Aeslstt Il KerooI Mr. kIat, J. G. Lamont H. H. Lam
port C. Lesh Leon child, q. g. L0bde Mas Martin Nr
Matthews niart, Meredh as. r. r. SewbeY {. Nmmo
Pearson T. x Scott NJ AID Mrs r. c. Skinner
s,.iuberg His KIclea'y A. Pese Dutch Minister wssh
ingtcn Mss Wusowc
PROM LIvBRPoOL-lr Steamship Cty or Se,e Yors April 8
MIs Msret Mccullough Tbewas BosIEs Mis- bourne Lldey
Ms EIen White White Arl John Miss Emily
Patey Mrs Jane infant Leye J. J. Bisks Cohen
John Keunet T. FOLEY Mrs Ages Faukner Two hep and
infant A. ~ alum. Mrs Nee nm, children nfsnr. sud
nurse Bdhaw Miss Bradshaw FREDERICK Pam. James Fasr
Ms, Fuller MIRA Krg Nj and N rs. Dunbar, and igi eefaS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES.

p,vrs OF DEPOSIT FOR ;Ew-YORK CITY FUNDS
AN INTERSTATE QUARANTINE COMMEMORATIVE
ELL AGAINST DOG FIGHTISG-IHE CENTENNIAL
RATES OF BROKERAGE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
ALBANY, April G.-The general business In
the senate yesterday IA the main Of Oh unim
portant character. Mr.. Booth introduced a bill an
thorzing the Board OF Estimate fix and pay the sal
aries Of Commissioners the erection OF Courthouse
in the Third Judicial District Of NewYork, IN place OF
the old Jefferson Market Police Court. THIS was re-
ferrcd to the Committee en- Cities. The senate uieh
went into Committee CT the Whole and discussed num-
Der Of bills among them the Assembly Dill relative ~
the designation OF banks to hold New-York City de-
posts This BILL passed the Assembly, empowered
the Mayor and Chamberlain OF the city TO designate
tho banks trust companies in which the
city moneys should be deposited, no provision
whatever being made as 10 the rate Vi
nteres, to be paid the city for the loan. IL was De-
neved this opened door for possible frauds. The Dill
from the Assembly was referred In the sen
ate to Committee Cities and was amended 10 III
clude Controller Of those who shall designate
the banks and three per cent the lowest rate al
which the city shall be loaned At time ~hen
the majority OF the Senators present were Democrats
these amendments were stricken out. MI Booth movea
to-day bill be reconmtted TO the Committee on
Cities with instructions to amend by reinstating the
Controller those who shall designate the banks
three per and by requiring concurrent vote OF the
three officials decision upon any measure.
The motion to recommit carried by vote
Of Mr.. Woodin. from the Committee on Cities,
almost Immediately reported the bill back again,
amended in particulars mentioned when Mr Ledwith
moved TO recOmmit with instructions TO change the
clause requiring concurrent vote TO permitting
majority Of the three officials TO act This was defeated
By vote OF TO l5 and the bill then passed BY
vote Of 81 toL
concurrent resolution was introduced By MI klng
aud passed, providing for the appointment by the
Governor. OF commission OF three two Of whom shall
be the Controller and Attorney General, To act with
similar commission 10 be appointed By the Governor oil
New jersey determine the boundaries VI Quarantine
Jurisdiction between the States In NewYork harbor
large part OF the morning session OF the Assembly
taken up with the confederation in Committee OF
the Whole, OF the General Savings Bank act.
Some amendments were made and the act was Ordered
TO a third reading The Assembly and Senate have
spent great many hours two different savings bank
acts which both general and both very long In one
case or the other the time has been wasted II was re-
marked In the debate the bill Ia the Assembly today
that the House wasting time on its own b as Inc
long Senate bill must DO considered afterwards.
The Assembly concurred IL the senate amendments 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
SPRING FRESHETS.

THE ICE FROM TIE MOHAWK PASSING DOWN TIE
uUpsoN-ANO1HER GORGE BELOW COEYMANS
ALBANY, n. Y, April 6.-The ice from tue
Mohawk passe here to-day and the water has SUD
sided erably though is still over the docks
report reaches here that the ice again gorged Few
miles below Coeymans, and Is at staDdsull. Inc
water in consequence again backed and gave the resi-
deu'p Of that locality a renewal OF the freshet when
had be grp 10 subside The leo firm from near stuy
vesant TO New Hamburg. TIE steamer Daniel o. Miller
reached the latter place yesterday ana bad hopes Oh
working through the ice to Poughheepsle to-iorro"
DAMAGE TO HE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRACK
PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, April 6.-More ice
from the Mohawk Is coming the river. aud heavy
wind s forcing it upon track between Schodack and
Caoon and the water has risen I'VE inchcs SINCE dy
light. The track from Castleon to GreenDush Is COM
paratiyey clear but between Schodack and Casteton
II has been badly washed to-day. The ferry6oat at
Tivol through this morning All the Ice III sauger
ties Greek has moved out without damage
THE DAMAGE on THE wALLKILL EXAGGERATED.
GosHEy, Y. Y, April G.-The previously pub
lished reports concerning the Waikiki freshet we're ex
aggerated Only two bridges have been destroyed, at
Phipsburg and scotchtown. The gorge at stony FIAT
Is passing on without INJURY.
TIIF MEERIMACK RIyFR-TITE NEWBURYPORr BRIDGE
INJURED-No DAMAGE DONE AT LAWRENCE.
LAWRENCE, Mass, April 6.-The ice gorge
above the city gave early this morning, and with
loud crash past the city, but without infcting
any damage serious gorge has formed three miles
above here but the Merrimack Is falling, and the lear
Of danger will probably not be realized some "2Oo
operatives out OF work 10 day. o"iug W ho
up Of the water.
SEwBURYPORr. Mass, April 1.-TWO hundred feet OF
tie Newturypor bridge carried away oy the Ice az
10 o'clock this morning The ice in large CAKES began 10
clog last evening between the two brdges The railroad
bridge damaged in the pier at the draw, spiies
being swept away. The damage IL 5000. The part Oh
the New bridge gore the Two arches beyond
the draw aud the damage is $1,000 Gen Butler yacnt
america was in the full force Of the foe and was In
great DANGER but escaped without injury.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE ls75TRPLE SHEET

the act introduced by c. Campbell In behalf OF tue
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals for the
forfeiture Of property used In violation OF laws reanR
animals The Senate amended the act so az 10 conhne
Its provisions to violations OF laws relating TO psotS
among animals, and modified tn mode OF pro
oedure under tho act. The changes. however,
considered injurious by Mr. Berghs society as
dog CITING bearbaiting and other cruel
sports are covered by the amended act
An act authorizing the appointment OF Centenoiai
Commissioners by the Governor was introduced from
the Committee Of Ways and Means by Mr Hammond
the Chairman The act authorizes the Governor TO APP
point seven citizens TO without pay, VINO shan
adopt measures 10 promote perfect. and forward
complete representation Of the arts manufactured and
other productions Of this State to be displayed IN the
Exhibition The second section OF the act spproprates
s25o to pay the expenses ncden. to the performance
Of the duties of the Board.
A hill was introduced by Mr. washner. Chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee. which will apply to the case
OF Michael Norton and others who fed from justice ana
afterward surrendered themselves The bill! secures
the first bondsmen OF such persons and relates 10 Jns
mcns entered upon forfeited rscognzinces In the CITY
and County of NewYork 1t provides that any justice
OF the Court OF Common Pleas In that city and county
upon the certificate Of tho Attorney that IN bis
opinion tine people have lost rights by the failure OF
surety 20 produce principal In compliance with the
terms OF recognizance given By them, and that the
people are 10 his OPINION in good position to pros
ecute such principal when such failure occurred shall
vaca;e and aside any judgment entered against tie
principal or surety.
bill 10 regulate rates of brokerage was introduced
by M Vedder OF Cattaraugus This proposes tn amend
Chapter 20 OF Article L. Title 10 OF Part l. OF the Revised
Statutes brokers' and provides that no per-
shall directly indirectly receive more than 5ocens
for brokerage soliciting procuring the loan or FOR
bearance 500 year. and ia that proportion for
greater less time. Section provides for suits ior
the recovery OF amounts paid in excess OF this rate
Tie raising OF money rs bonds TO buy lands ana erect
q City Hall building by the CITY OF Binghamton, is
authorized in bill introduced by Mr.. Sherwood OF
Broone A resolution Of the Common Council OF New
York. which had been approved by the Mayor IN res
ton TO ToppknssGuare presented. This asks the
repeal Of the by which the square was made pa
rade ground and claims that the health OF the people
OF the vicinity and especially OF the children ehaan
gersd by the Interference with their o tue square
place OF recreation. The resolution asserts thai
military drills amply provided for elsewhere