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New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The Bar Association held its annual election
last evening at rooms No. 40 West Twentyseventh
ST. The usual preliminary business transacted the
report OF the Treasurer showing 90 10 the credit
OF the general fund.- 5l7 0l to the credit OF the
library fund The total expenditures for the year
$1 16 S. The report OF the Library Committee showed
that the number Of volumes 76an increase OF SCI
during the past year. f. f. MarDury offered res)u-
expressing the tnauss OF the Association to Mr..
Macdouough late Recording Secretary. for the
ous faithful and efficient discharge oI his duties, and
regret at his resignation.
The following officers were elected
Preae:nt William ID Evsr ViesPrehdens- Tides,
Bdgsr Van WInke Charles SndfOrI Joshua M. Van
stephen Mash corre,popding sesrs.-wIsm Alea Butler
Recording SseretSy-hason Young Tresurer-Bdrad Mitchell
Committee u place OF those eIpire)-Hen
Neo AIbOn MAJ William NJ Pnhad Peter Is. Oaey, John
McCooL
Committee Admission tn place OF those whose eIur
Francis r. MaTbay George Freerck
T. Bright Lewis L. Dels6ed James
EomnaRs Committee I'm place vi bdrad Mitchell regned-John
Mel Nash
A resolution adopted instructing the Committee
Amendments 20 the Law OF Evidence In Relation to
Disputed Writings to see that the amendments sug-
gestested by the Association be brought to the attention
Of the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY, Tuesday. Jan. IL. 1875.
The Administration Republican pages have entered
upon their duties In the Senate. Though the Of
the Republican majority in taking the power Of ap-
pointment from the hands OF the LeutenantGovernor
might seem to indicate that partisan pagos would be
named 1t evident that the principles Of Civil Service
Reform have carefully followed in this matter
glance over the list fails 70 reveal the name OF
conspicuous supporter OF the Administration while IL is
10 be said Oh the other hand that young gentleman
who supported Mr.. Greeley in 1879 has been awarded
place What the Republican majority would have done,
in case 1t has not been found practicable 10 pre-
vent the use OF this enormous patronage OF
the Lieutenant Governor to further the schemes
Of the Liberal Republicans II impossible 10 but II
understood that the majority were ready to declare
"the air impregnated with Assassination" proclaim
Leut.-GOv DOrsheimer bandit" aud cali on the
President for detail OF s0diery from Gen. Hancock
expe the usurpng pages at tue point OF the ayonet.
Happily the passage of the resolution bas this
danger and spares the Administration the anguish of
being compelled 10 interfere with State Legislature.
The sixth annual report OF the Trustees Of the New
York State Institution for the Blind. submitted TO the
Senate today shows that during the past year there
was larger attendance than during any previous year.
One hundred aud sxty-six pupils were enrolled-7s
males females. OF these 1877 had attended pre-.
instructed the opening OF the institution In 1858
the close the sixth year 2i6, OF l3O were
males aud l16 females. The Board ask for apprO-
prIaion Of $4,000 for maintenance and $4,000 for
pairs, &C.
By a resolution of the Senate 5000 copies of Con-
troller Hopkns's report and 275e Of the Governors
message were ordered printed
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
woMAN's SOCIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY

The Woman's Social Education Society held
o meeting yesterday afternoon at Plympton Hall, the
vlce-President. Mrs. Nethung. in the chair In
the report of the ExecutveI Committee 1t was
stated that the objects Of the Society were
the discussion OF vital social questions, and the
publication OF papers to propagate their opinions
paper was read by the Rev. Phebe A. Hanaford, en-
titled From the East, LlEnt." She showed that the
student may gather more knowledge OF the history Of
his country from its words than from It's
historical archiyes Sue spoke OF the Influence
of the learning VI the East, as recently exhibited
by the study OF sinscrit. upon tue religion sci
ence, and literature OF modern times. This earniug
viewed IN the lisut OF m0dera IDEAS points to common
origin OF all the religious aud economIes as well
Of all the Languages OF the world Many instances OF
women wno distinguished themselves In the study of
SAnsert and other languages, mentioned aud held
up as examples, which others should follow, especially
Ut this time when Orleata studies were exerug such
powerful influence long discussion OF this subject
followed the reading OF the paper Toe influence of the
Society was solicited In a VI the Society the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children Tne President called
upon the ladies present TO pursue their studies
press their opinions without any regard 20 what men ia
general may think. Toe next meeting Of the Society
will be held on Jan 49, ct No 100 at Fifty and
paper entitled Woman and her Era" VIII DO road.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
THE COMMITTEES GENERALLY SATISFAC-
..I TORY

MR. PAGES APPOINTMENT AS CHAIRMAN OF THE
COMMITTEE ON CANALS CONDEMNED.
FRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRiDuNE'I
ALRANY. JAN l2-The forecast of the Committees
given last week is fulfilled, with one or two unim-
portant exceptions, by the announcements made by
Speaker Mcclure this morning. With one
notable exception they seem to give general
satisfaction. The appointment OF Mr. Page as
Chairman of the Committee on Canals was uni
versally expected but is none the less condemned.
The sentiment on both sides of the Assembly is
that in yielding to the demands of the
Canal Ring and Withholding from Mr.. Davis
the Craftsmanship of that Committee, Speaker
McGure has made ut least political
mistake if the error has more serious results.
Still it ought 10 be said that the boasts of the canal
lobby that Mr.. Davis would be kept off from the
Committee altogether are not verified by the event.
Mr. Davis is third on this Committee, and second on
Ways and Means, and Chairman OF Privileges
and Elections There is some dissatisfaction
on the Republican side with the omission
of Mr. Hammond of Ontario from the Ways and
Means and of Mr. McAfee of NewYOrk from Cities
but the Speaker seems, the whole, TO have per-
formed his thankless task of distributing places
among the minority with such discretion as to win
general appreciation.
The strongest Committee in point of ability,
work it Will have to perform, is thought
to be the Committee General Local
and Special Laws. This is an old Committee re-
vved for the special purpose OF taking charge of all
the legislation demanded by the adoption of the
new Amendments to the Constitution 1t now con-
ssts of nine, instead of five members as formerly,
and contains some of the abest men of both parties
in the Assembly. Mr.. Prince of Queens is men,
ber, and as he was specially identified
with the Amendments before they were Amend
ments he will, no doubt take prominent
part in the work OF carrying them into effect. The
revival of this committee shears the Judiciary
Committee of most of It's work and large part of
its importance. The Insurance Committee, which
the lobby were so anxious to control is vouched for
as being an irreproachable body.
Mr. Daly's name was at one time removed from
the Guardianship of Cities, 1t is sad and that Of
Mr.. Sherman substituted, but the canal influence
nterposed and Mr.. DAILY was replaced.
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DISSENSION IN 4 PRESBYTERY.
Tue House then adjourned.

A MODERATOR on TRIAL FOR DIsOBEDENCE.
The Jersey City Presbytery met Yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock in the First Presbyterian Church
in Hoboken ID tho regular sem-lnnual session. After
the usual opening services Moderator Wall made YER
bal report Of his action In the Of the Prospect Ave
nue. Church at Jersey City Hghts, stating that in
the instructions OF the he had
preached in the church. but had reraned from decar
ing the pulpit vacant because be considered
Mr. GlendennIDgs appeal to the Synod to act
stay 70 further proceedings pending
the decision OF that body The debate upon this report
continued through the morning session. and was re-
sumed in the afternoon. DR.. Fisher and Elder Miller
made short addresses sustaining the on the
ground that he could not execute sentence until the
Synod had decided on the appeal. Dr. Magee of Pater
said that the Moderator had right to Judge for
the Presbytery and should have read the finding and
sentence OF the Presbytery. The Rev. Mr.. Marshall
spoke in favor OF the position taken by
Moderator Wall, while the Rev. Mr. Edwards
claimed that Moderator Wall had fallen short of his
duty After citing several from the minutes of
the General Assembly he asserted that right OF the
Presbytery TO dissolve the pastoral relations is
clear. The sentence @ deposition from Office a nd
the Book does allow the appeal to suspend action
He characterized Mr.. Glendennings letter. read n the
Prospect Avenue Church direct flying In the face
OF the Presbytery."
The Rev. Mr.. bod said the community looked upon
the suspension from Office portion Of the punish
ment and he thought Moderator alls action was us
tce tempered with mercy. He favored referring the
matter 10 the Synod for Its approval At nalf past
Moderator Wall was called on for a statement. ana
he asserted that the action he had taken
was at astme when the Presby terry could not
be called together in time TO adyise him,
and cialmed that the Moderator should exercise Iis
Judgment In such After quoting several de-
the higher courts sustain his action and 10
show that appeal q stay OF proceedings he said
that nc did notqueston the OF Presoyery 10
depoee minister. but there case on record
where Presbytery had gone into church contrary 10
the wishes OF pastor aud people and dsposed the
The motion 10 approve Moderator Walls renort was
lost by vote OF % l5 Mr. Gendenning voting I'm the
Affirmative. Moderator Edwards said while Nf t,len-
dennings vote not cast out 1t exceedingly out
Of llace for him TO vote
Tby Rev DIR. Imbrie then moved that the Presbytery
declare that Mr.. Walls action error in Judgment
ana sustained by the Presbytery. THIS was adopted
Imbris next moved that the duty OF Announcing 10
the Prospec Avenue ChuIch the nndng Of the Pfesby
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A RING BOoKBINDER SUED.

James A. Monaghan was arrested yesterday
by a deputy sheriff order of arrest granted by
Judge Donohue in a suit brought by the city to
$4,000 II alleged, in the affidavit OF H. 4. Tsin;or
that the accused rauduently rendered bills FOR worn
performed for the city. He was employed 10
reblnd the books IN the County CLERKS
office. Registers otdae, the Courts, and other
public departments and the bills rendered
aud paid of all proportion 70 the work per-
Judge DOnohue held he accused TO bali In The
SUN SIS 900, TO await a Iria Monaghan and James
Hayes defeated candidate for Register at the last
election friends at the time these contracts were
given oui, 1869 AMI $780, aud Hayes was Supervisor
Monaghan was also at that time prominent Demo
cratic politician. being elected Councilman from the
Fourteenth Ward and. by direction OF Tweed, chosen
President Of the Board.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
ELSEWHERE.

DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 12.-At o o'clock tonight
the large carriage and wagon mandatory aud re-
postory OF A. W. F. Decamp, with is contents, was
totally destroyed by ire. Loss 100000 Building and
stock fully insured
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Jan. IA fire occurred
at O'Clock ths morning In st. Georges Church, School,
aud Nursery at KenOsha, which entirely destroyed the
thre buildings. The loss is estimated at from $4,000 TO
$4,000 with Insurance 10 the amount OF $4,000 In West
ern companies. The loss falls on German society COM
posed almost entirely OF workngmen.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
POLICE EOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court. yesterday, ROBBERS
WlanG daver Of nody wagon, committed by Jodse
Of stealing sGd chain frVm Carohns
schatI Of No 576 Thrdave.
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, Peter Orr
held 81 900 bali attempting to pek the pocket Of Robert
Tnor held for stealing l3 coats valued
lO4 iron Mathew Elers Of Washngtobst.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Hor-
l9l Clinton he'd in 1000 bail on charge
receiving goods r. Gold Of No. 1877 Chatonst
Marks broke Godtein ald stole
their father. The boys also hei to answer
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
AT DALTON. MAs4LOss 100000

BosroN, Jan. 12.-Bartlett & Cuttings paper
mill, at Dalton, Mass, were burned last night The
fire originated iu the rag room. The buildings
totally destroyed. The loss s 10000; insurance,
s6O.eOO divided among 20 companies, the Queen Com
mercial, Union, and Amazon sustaining the heaviest
losses. Fifty persons thrown out VI employ by
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sisna question independent Of Hny party considera'

ieiana question independeus u my p~" 0'"'s
tions ,h,s
question. IL viii bo wss 70 be hasty IN recoruns
viows until are fully advised on the quos"on'
The motion Of Mr.. Jacobs was tabled. .
Mr. LASiSa offered resolution making the o3ssrmt ne.t
which, after an extended debate. was Lost fsss' iA'
nays, 1s 80 -. ,-..,. ,,..saoe he
mode tbe snec,si order Wednesday after the feao
OF the Journal Lost Yeas, II; nays, TO-
Adjourned. .....
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

Tr tho Assembly the reading OF the GovernorS
,nessace was followed Immediately by motion from
Mr., Daly of New-York providing for Committee
oS Five 10 prepare resolutions on the subject. Ex-
Lieut. Gov. Afvord moved that the message and
.notion lie On the table and be printed, saying that
ne had gree faith in the patriotism of the Governor
of the State and hoped that when they came to take
final action there would be harmonious action from
all quarters of the House. The motion was agreed
to without dissent
The tame of these speeches and the private expires
sions al both Senators and members indicated that
n nom partisan resolution would he likely to obtain
a large il not a numerous Republican vote but
there ia evidently disposition on the part OF ne
publicans to fly in the face Of the powers that
be- very deliberately. if they fly at all. Inc
general demand is for delay, that fnrther
information may be obtained, aDc Tor 'nis
MANY are waiting the Presidents meseaso
The dispatches in the evening papers, wn,ch piopn
esv n determination on the part Of the leaders at
Washington to close up the ranks and stand by the
presdent may also have the effect, 1t verlhed' OF
reducing the vigor of Republican denunc'atons ana
perhaps of silencing them altogether. a caucus ot
the Republican Assemblymen was held this evening"
at which q Committee was appointed TO prepare
resolutions which will be placed IN the
hands of the Republican minority OF tho
committee which will no doubt be appointed to-
morrow. The Republican leaders of the Assembly
still express their willingness to vote for moder-
ate resolution which shall not be worded ito secure
partisan advantage, and shall not discuss the rec
ord Of the Republican party in the South, while
the Democrats seem desirous of waving party ad-
vantage for the sake of securing united ptterance
that shall penetrate even to the dull ears OF the
White House
iFor I've tezt Of Co.. Messeoe Second Peg.
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sery and declaring the pulpit vacant e yet 20 DO per-
formed This motion called out much disoussiop IN
which Mr. Gendenning took part " was asserted tnas
sucb action on the part OF the Presbytery wond ruin
me Prospect Church. No decision was feaeneo,
and the discussion will be resumed to-day. If II
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
IN HOROKEN N /

The schooner Van Dusen, loaded with brick,
lying ut the Eagle Docks, in Hoboken caught fire yes
terday morning. aud was damaged $500 Cause unknown
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13

msrepresspts and We VIII ses the aueso&s & c1
fore the Senate In due time 30 satefy the Senator IRON
the lid, or any bcdy else. ,,,. .--r, rt-. -.
. The vote to lay ON the table was carricd--Yeas
10; Nays. 12-as follows: Republicans in ltaics
Remncrats In Rnmanl --------- .t--.--
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LAMPLoUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
vers bounes skin ds.ees And other Spnns
sDenf Sold ~ Chemists throuzhol. the uor s1d ths
Maker us Hoborn-hiL London, Englani Use substitute
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HOME NRWS.
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PLEURIsY PAINS, AsTHMArIC, and all THROAT
rese by that remedy ioT Coughs sDt
10 d. DR.. JkYSKs YKPBCr0RASr.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
thEn0uncemens&

BURNErT's Flavoring Extracts sold everywhere,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-While number of pol
ticians were discussing political matters saloon
Blissville yesterday, Alderman J. II. Ryan began a
scurrilous attack upon Mayor De BevOse. Refusing
to deslst he was attacked by Andrew Murry
and T. Mccarthy, and received a severe beat
ing &C their hands They arrested. .... The gas
lamps the First, Second, and Third Wards un-
lighted on Monday night
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES


CRoToN LAKE.-One of the contractors for
the New-York Boston and Montreal Railroad Company
who had put up tressel work ut this point under
standing that an attachment about to be issued
against the property OF the Company has begun TO
the tressel work In Question: which Is estimated
be worth about 600 Some property known the
the Saportas estate, at Lake MahOpae purchased few
years ago persons connected with the management
OF the New-York, Boston and Montreal Railroad was
sold last week under tho hammer TO meet certain
liabilities.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-David Donovan of Kearney,
Frederick shorr OF Frazer-place Jersey City Hghts
and boy named George Keegan were attacked by Two
savage Newfoundland dogs at Summit and Newark
aves., at late hour Monday night and badly bitten
Two officers heard their cries and shot the
dogs. Tho dogs were owned by Samuel Tausig,
and employe. who did not know their
savage nature let them loose the street..
committee OF tue Board OF Education reported to the
Board that lots could DO purchased cheaper than at
other time for she school IN West Bergen,
but ia view Of the present financial condition OF the city
they did not feel at liberty recommend tue purchase
daniel Rooney placed under tlso bonds by jus
tce Hofsey 70 keep tue yesterday zoe an lnde
cent assault on Rachel Hennessy OF Proyostsi.
.-..Wllliam Adlum, teamster, Tell iroui MS
wagon Communipawave. at an carly hour
New-York tribune., 1875-01-13
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIFroN.-Willam B. Noble, livery stable
keeper, who hired horse, buggy. and buffalo robes
young from New York Dec Il for the ostensble
purpose of going to Richmond village and return
never since seen heard from the or team, and
has only learned that the next day they crossed the
ferry a ToJtenyile into NewJersey. The property
valued at about sl00. There Is strong movement In
favor of the construction OF the new Souhed Boule
ward to EIngve, already authorized, as It will give
employment to a large number OF poor men.
EpGKwATER.-The village charter OF Edgewater
40 amendeI last Winter abolish the Office OF Police
Justice and the Civil Justices OF the towns OF Southed
and Middletown were authorised to transact police
business. BY oversight the pay OF the latter for
such services not provided for. The criminal bulls
are amount TO considerable Tue sufferers
are Justices Garrett, Ksssner, Hornfager aud Kane
STAPLEToy.--The Broad Street Chapel and Sabbath
room, which recently destroyed by incen-
diary fire. Ia to be rebuilt early In the coming Spring.
The material already upon the ground The
will be OF brick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-07
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctfoneer,
w Successor to Green d Williams, Auctfoneers,
1901 northwest corner of 10th and ID streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURHI-
TUBE, &C. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF TIE WELL KNOWN ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
CORNER or 9TH AND STREETS EORTE-
WEST, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
III BY virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated the 2lt n
~ day OF January, A. II. 1872, and duly recorded
~ in Liber No. 67l, folio No 2Si. one IF the land
Z ,recOrds for the District Of Columbia and by
direction Of the pa-tys cured thereby, shall pro
ceed TO sell, at public auction, on MONDAY the
10th day of August, A. ID. 1873. commencing at 10
O'Clock A. M, on the premises above described, the
contents OF the house l bame in part
Rosewood case Piano, Stool ana Cover.
Green hep Parlor Suite; Marble-tOp Tables:
EtaReres; Pier Mirror; French Plale fine Hat Tree;
Une hand some Msotel Set; Brussels Carpet;
MlncOw Draperyi Wardrobes; " indow Shades,
Rockers; Bedstesds; Hair and uusk Mattresses
Mirrors; Sofas and Side Chairs; Chandeliers;
LambreH ulL5 and Coz nices; alHUt Wardrobes,
Walnut NJ arble top Washstands:
PAINTED W ardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstands, Tables, ChsIs aud Rockers:
Ingram Carpets, Toilette Ware;
Plain and Marble top Painted Cottage Sets;
Side Tables; Lambre Iuins, Hall ana Stair Carpets
Sideboaadi Dining room Chairs and Tables:
TIN Toilet Sets; Oil Cloths; Clock
Lot OF bIsLEets, SpGe ads, Sheets, ard Comforts,
Pillow aud Bolster Cases; large lot Feather Pillows
Two Barber Chairs; Hair Boosters;
Hall and Stair Oil Cloth aud Crash.
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Ranges,
Furnaces, Kitchen Utensils, &C, sc.
One Iron Safe; one Clock: Pivot Chairs; Desk;
c gar Case; Counters; Mirror; Racks.
BARBER SHOP.
Mirrors, Glass Case and Marble top Tables.
VIM. F. MhTTINGLY, Trustee
aug3 WASH q. WILLIAMS, Auct.