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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-23

Speaker McGuire's Fare
well Address.
ALBANY. May % 1878.

ALBANY May % 1878.
me legislative session or 1875 closed yesterday
at half-past twelve O'Clock. IL was Tumored
around the hotels last night that grand EFFORT
would be made to-day by fraudulent combinations
IN the Assembly 50 defeat Governor Filden's Rapid
Transit oil. II such an attempt had been con-
eemplated no evidence Of the fact appeared on the
moor or the mouse this morning When the bin
hsas reported nom the Conference Committee Il
Ment through without a single dissenting vote
mfneTy-six members recording their votes in rs
bavor. Il is but simple justice TO acknowledge
the eficlent services rendered IN the passing 81
shls bin by Senators Woooin, JACOBS and Robert
h0a In the Senate, and Messrs. Hustled, Alyord
and others In the House. Mr.. Woodin IL
she leader OF the republican party IN
she Senate. He 10 powerful IN DEBATE
and clear-headed as legislator. BIS m
nuence In the republican ranks has been
obtained solely upon grounds OF personal char-
aeter. senator Jacobs has CLEANED high honors az
the present session. HIS thorough knowledge u
parliamentary tactics, ana his vigorous style 81
oratory have been rought 70 bear with great
smciency upon any n aasure which he advocated.
MIR. Jacobs has been looked upon as the champion
OF Governor Tilden's canal rapid transit and
other important measures Ia the Upper House.
Mr. Hustled. although charged At one period with
INT working properly IN the interest q RAPID
transit deserves unstin ed praise Tor the faltniu
ana tact exhibited by him IN passing TINS bill
through the House.
MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS.
AT the end or each session complimentary reso-
muons and presen tatons are the fashion. The
last hours 81 the session IN botn houses to-day
we're taken up with wordy testimonials 81 ap-
y oval 10 Speaker Mcclure, Lieutenant DORIS
heimer, Assembly Clerk Calkins Senate Clerk
ID yton and all the other attaches and employees.
Last night several presentations were made;
among them, one to Mr.. Nicholas Muller OF gold
headed cane by the Railroad Committee Of the
house. good Joke was perpetrated upon J. W.
Miller, OF New York charter celebrity. ring,
W tn an immense stone, was purchased Tor 81.
number OF gentlemen proceeded to Congress Han
and presented this ring 20 Mr.. Miller as rare
aud costly gem, worth several hundred dollars.
lengthy and eloquent speech was made by Mr..
Chauncey N. Depew, which was responded 70 IN
choice pnraseology by the guled recipient. Sew
eral bottles Of wine, the expense 81 which, no
doubt weuld purchase 200 OF those rings, we're
opened ny the happy MIR. Miller upon the occasion.
Toe gentleman had not awakened 10 the tact mp
60 the hour OF adjournment thai ne had been badly
sold.
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COULISSE CHAT.

Mrs. RousbY has returned TO the city.
Catherine Rogers Randolph sails Ior Europe on
the 26tn.
MIR, Lester Wanack has purchased a magnificent
country residence IN Connecticut
Mr.. Downing gives a concert with choice
musical bl az jones' WOOD Colosseum this after
noon.
Miss Annie Lynch, soprano, and the pupils OF
her conservatory OF music appear at StelnWay
Hail on Monday.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas begins the second week
OF his season OF concerts at Central Park Garden
this evening with wel-selected programme.
on Wednesday next may 26 Mrs. G. Il. Gilbert
win take her annual benefit, and Mr. Jonn
Brougham and other artists have generously vol
unGeered.
Mr. r $. Gilmore viii inaugurate series OF
summer concerts at his magnificent garden on
Fourth avenue on Saturday next, with military
band numbering one hundred instr iments.
Mr.. Rgnold, VINO will shortly return TO England
has consented to appear as the hero or the late
Wits Philips drama "rhe Bar Snstern on
tie occasion OF the benefit IN aid OF the
funds Of the Central Dispensary, at the
Academy OF Music, on the lotn Of June.
THIS character Mr. Rignold regards as one OF his
best, and was one on which he founded great
reputation in England, where the piece was pro-
duced under the authors supervision. 1t WIN
also be hts farewell appearance in New YORK.
Mr. Montague, Of Wallack's Theatre, has bene-
NJ next Thursday afternoon, which viii be gwen
~ Booths Theatre by reason OF the greater capa-
city 81 that house. Although the programme had
not been advertised the mere announcement OF
the event served 10 create az extraordinary de-
mand Tor places even at an increased price. It's
understood that the volunteering artists are Dion
Boucicault, who will give one act Of "The Shaugh-
raun y MISS Fanny Davenport. George Rignold,
Charles Fisher, Mrs Rousby John Brougham and
many others.
Tomorrow evening the one hundredth per-
formance OF 'The Big Bonanzau Will be cello
brated at Days Fifth Avenue Theatre, and every
lady visitor will be presented with a miniature
BRICK Of sod sllveT for the warch chain or chate-
lame This IS The longest run ever attained ny
any play az Mr.. Days new theatre; but
the run OF Diy0rcen-243 consecutive nights
has never yet been equalled by any
comedy theatre In the country. me comedy viii
be presented on Monday with the whole original
cast, but with new costumes and decorations.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

boston NAY 2,-Arrived. steamer Po,tsville, from
Phuade phia shin olive lBr Dawes, singapore bars
Nina irapani brig Vim DObson tBr), Arroyo; schr A.
snow tlchm0nd VA william Buck, baluuore
bclOw-cteamers PnrtnA tbrls wilson, bNtfpooit go
CLEARED steamer CartoIl. Wright Halifax: Norman
Nickerson. Philadelphia. Glaucus, Bearse New fork <
ship OF Hope, LATHE san francisco DaIs NoINAl
Matthew'S Vaparnlso schrs Belle Hooper Gilkey, -.
yannah; Benny Boat Kelly, Richmond va, VIA henbtt
bec Ne Frank q low, Gage. Georgetown ~.
Cleared 2st. schr 4 sherman, Alley, Phlladelphia
BAIfIaORE May 22-Arrived steamers Geo Appoid
f0vetnnd Boston, Blackstone, Hauett PROVIDENCE
brlV John Boyd lBr Roberts, Matanzas. schrs WIN
Mckcwan. MOnseils Governors HarDor' wary Jane
Btngs Curacao; a q Ames Aenern, saguai = 4 SAn
Below@sesmer Lucille Bennett Wilmington Nc.
Clearod--chrs John Manson, Boston n MINI
berg. NorwalK 5haifuck, Boston. 80 ~
Also cleared steamers Nurnherg GER, Eager, pre-
men: ID y FOLEY, Price charleston. Richmond. helley
New York Rebocca clyde. bonnely, WIN lnkitoh' g.
bfigs Annie Ingraham or, Ashwood, - Jnhns ~
Eighty i've CBrl. Contour, Pnspebiac tahauaii schrs
Eas0n Reflar San alvador: Rescue, hudgins, 90.
saiiOd~BarKs Kong Eystein NOR. hIAsfh' oth ~
(Norl Nielsen. Cork brig Johanna Nargafetha Nor,
NEW ORLEANS, May 22-Arivcd, schr VIM Fisher.
Viesred-stcaraers Bolivar ar, Doherty, Livcrpool
Cortes freeman New York ship City OF Boston, eros
by liverpool schr lily Of the valley, Belize, Hon
PhssEs. May 22-Arisved, steamer New orleans, Dear
DV Sasled-stoaner williamsport Havana
SAN FRANCISCO May N-saned ships st Paul FAY
w SA' arriyed ship Neptune spencer sew vorE.
gAvANNAU NAV 21-Cieared, ship Nuaquam DOrmio
Cousins, Liyerpooi schr Cnas scammeil tBrJ smith
saied-steamer san Jacnto Hazard, New YORK bari
Monsoon (Norl. avendsen, DUboY. ca.
WILMINGTON. Nc, May 22-Cieared, brig Albatroa
Norl. Teuglesen, Antwerp.
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BAHIA April s-Arrved. barks Patria swell Hagstrom
Richmond. Marguerite DAM Dahl, New YORK.
la porI April 3, brgs Maria Luigia, Tor View Iorh
Maggie Wood Or. Wood, from and for do; schr A NC
NcnoL Reed, from and for do.
GARDENAs. May 2l-Arriycd. brigs Clyte, Dow, baltf
more A n Curtis Merriman. New York Ethel Bolton
(Brl Haney 90; 2st, bark Continental Ptisbury, balti
more via Annapolis Mo.
sailed I'd, schrs Alexander Harding Mcbride, north
81 fIatteras; 10Th sadie Wcutt, Barker, do
CABARIEg, May ~ arrived, brig Palmer hath-
CIrSTueeos May l2--ssiIed schr @ king, ssa, zaza
FarHER PoISr May Z2-Arrlved, steamer Thames tBr,
Campbell London Tor quebec.
nayAEa May lz-Sa8led schr Geo Haliocs. Snarreit
Eagua 18Th. steamer Hanover GER, Himpeck from
New Orleans. Bremen; schr Roswell HuFlbuk Caiba
Tien.
MElsouRNE Nay Arrived. bark Francis Fay
OsgOOd. Frederckstadt
Havana. -.
Para NAV 5-In port brig Susan Bergen TuthilL rom
and for York. schrs silver star omh, Tor DO ldg
Ida Richardson, Bedeli, Tor do. do. ~
PLASTER Cow, May 2i-Passed, bark Edward AlbrC
Or from New YORK for Pctou.
SAGUA May 9-Arrlvcd, brig Rialto, could havana
schr Chas A COulomb, Fennim0re, do. =
YORK mot as bcforr) 6;n, Premier (Brj. Rogers DO
sailed ath bark Storfdrsten Rus, Grape, Mobile I
Kaue Mcdonald (Brl. Hagar. Sagua
In port oth brig Lydia II Cole, Cole Tor view YORK
ldE ~ -. -
Pearse Liverpool ship Joseph Fish. Stackpole, %
brcs sarah Loring Portland; Iris, sydney schr A.
Cleared "a schr Ella clifton. Boston.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
wALLAcR's THEATRE.


The announcement that the Lady OF Lyonsn
would be presented at this house last night was
sufficient to bring together large and
brilliant audience, Notwithstanding the un-
pleasant heat OF the evening The read
ing OF Miss Dyas AZ the heroine Pauline
was marked throughout by rare Judgment
and exquisite taste. IL Is necessary
to owen upon this peculiarly, for reading
seems in danger of becoming 10 the stage lost
art Nowadays IL Is so much the habit TO seek to
express by pantomime and ges ure what was IN
tended 10 oe conveyed by the proper modu-
latlon OF the voice that when we meet
with an artist who reads with inteli-
gence and feeling we wish 70 stop and
pay homage 10 virtue our actors and actresses
are so fast losing. There was both tenderness ana
feeling IN MISS Dyas' conception OF the part OF
Pauline. She made her proud but wItn true
woman's heart; not 50 naughty as we are wont
to see ner pictured, but more lovable. There
was IN the 1nal scene subdued intensity OF
passion, tempered by sorrow and de-
ana her performance throughout was well
sustained and most satisfactory. Mr..
Montague, as Claude Melnotte, did better than
was expected OF him, His presentation OF the
character was neryously graphic, and in tue love
lions q the audience. ms great defect
IN strong emotional situations is the
absence OF sympathy IN his voice, tue monotony
OF his tones interfering with the effect he aims at
producing. 10 this must be added tendency to
posture, which last night made some OF his most
important stn and artificial
The general tenor OF his performance
was, however. frank and sympathetlc.
Colonel Damas was entrusted TO that excellent
ana reliable old actor Mr.. GILBERT, who acted the
part OF the good natured ana testy old soldier ex-
ceenty wen. Mr.. POLK az CLAWS was very good
and Mr.. Plympton as Beauseant very suited
ana unsatisfactory. Nine. Ponsi played the part
Nine. Deschappelles with her usual ~ telligence
and cleverness. Mrs. John Seton appeared as
Widow Melnotte. Last nights performance met
with public approval. The chief artists were
called out after every act, and when the curtain
went GOWN the verdict was that, though not .
great, II was an acceptable performance.
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ARRIVAL AZ pEINcEToN.

PRINCETON y. j., Nav =, 1875.
The Cnlef Of Police arrived here VITA tn oil
cannon at aoout nine O'Clock TINS morning. The
truck was criyen directly across the campus,
and the cannon was dumped into the
very nole nom which II mad been dragged
out. Ar immense assemDlage " students greeted
it, appearance with yeils Or exultant delight.
Considering that they mad played no part wnar-
ever IN eneCtinR ~ return their savage
Il smonstra ti0ns are very open 70 criticism.
Four or i've men with whom
vcrsed aid not like the method when the
faculty of the two institutions nab pursued and
stinctly announced that they would nave pre-
ierred 70 rave 20 take the same steps for the re-
turn OF the gun that Rutgers mad tax
to get NJ away. About tae time
the police started from New Brunswick
Tor Princeton 10 convey back the guns another
party started ont from Princeton 10 New Bruins.
WICK carrying back the muskets that were re-
vengeluily stolen the other night from
the Rutvers Museum. 50 both colleges
have won back what they l0sL but n q fashion 90
dlspleaslug and 80 disgusting 20 the u0Ys Or each
Institution that the matter cannot be regarded as
finally settled.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED nv THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHTgsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
steamer Egypt or, drogsn, Liverpool way y w eng
SG ursI - ~ ~
md aSa caPsas s y aa9 Ss ~ a
~ -, ion " u, passed haTS taspar Nor rom Rich
bark-rigged steamer, bound Is.
Steamer Cleopatra Buigies. savannah Nay - with
mase aud passengers ~ Murray. Ferris Co
steamer kegniator Doane, Wilmington -, 4 honrs
steamer Alhemarle Gibbs Lewss pei Win ~ md''
min Con1nissary III AberaeeeJ Huntor Hong Kong
Hsbt with muse q fea6oiy Wills Co' yes,el y 49,
March "a s. Helena April 2 and crossed the Equator
April = IN Ion - Bad light winds am Gains the enufe
BARK chattanooga, Freeman. Hong Kong PEP I. WITH
Passed Java Head Feb 10 Cape or Good Hope March y
ana crossed tns Egua9r AaS ~ Iopk IA arren rom
Calcutta for boston Nay iat . y !, ION % ~ sh,p
lat 2 50 \, Ion q ~ schr Mary Helen, hence bound
BARK Tri Braa aus Meisnich, Shields g days, with
mdse 70 II III w Never vessel 70 ORDER
. P1 ro6ias s ~ 90 Nay ! al q lon 81 passed large
Bars Giacemo, Mortoia GtaD, ovari, Leghorn 80
Gays viii marbse ~ " oraer 1891 aiyratan a1t
dtaD, from Genoa for New YORK y,
eay srS sfa ar i, a. ~ Fa6bSsc sro e 70
Elwr Co passed Gihratag April ~ \. 49,. 80,
coffee Johnston, Perry e. vessel 70 leteps Bock
Bars Regina focx Ray, Havana II days, with sugar
BAN tleiarich Rlorn Non Thomassen Guantanamo
" ays, with sugar 70 Cabelos vessel 70 Funch,
B,is SANTA Maria vecehla dt,p, spinese, Malta 50
days wit ndse q Fuach. Edye Co fassea Sthrai
non n JOINS MI ior brazil
SIR Harry Aubrey Briggs, Barbados 70 days Win
iny Charles Dennis Dafrah, Matanzas n days with
sc6r Cora Et'a TX Ihomsston Pendleton, Havana u
days. Win sugar q 4rinnel Antan Co. vessel v =
cfr ie..e earn undsrhm saraeoa 70 days, win
chr Hrnie kcppHer tof Ph,ade phial. steclmsn,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Brewer May sO-Arrivcd, bark Europa Nor, Johan
sen New York.
CHANNEL, May 2-Arrived, bark TuiSko Ger, Vol
Thuen New York for Bremen.
FLEETWOOD May 2I-salcd bark HaKon Jari Nori
Fries United States
GLASGOW May 2s-Arrived brig Alkor Nop, Eriksen
Wilmington, NC.
sailed 2Ist bark (Br WOODBURY. United States
Hull May 2l--saed ship Queen Of England OBJ, 40
kins. United
HAvEu May =, 10 AM-saed steamer Pereire tFD
Daure. New York,
sailed 10Th, barks Robert Godfrey err, Chapman
United states; Emle Cswe), Bugge, do, Charles Hr,
Bondel do.
LIVERPOOL May 22-Arrived steamer Lord Give tBD,
Urqunart Boston bark Queenstown tBr), Kent New
Orleans VIA 81 Thomas
Also arrived I'd. steamer Tyrian ,Br,, Lawson, 3
John. NIB
sailed 2lst ships Ben Nevis tBrl Hudson United
states Mary Durkce lBr,, Sutherland, do barks Lady
we're de We're Dr. Flynn. do Brazos Fuller. do.
LoSpoS. Msy 22-Arrived ship Clara Kilam tBr),
sproui New York; brig Lily tBr), Ryan. Wilmington
Nc.
sailed 2st bark Risting DAM svindjen, Unitet
states; brig Iyphon Nor, Thomesen do
LEIrH. May 2l-saied bark Betty GUIDE Nor, Due
Monteyideo.
LONDONDERRY May 2l-sailed. bark Village Belle OBI
Little United states.
QuKEEsTows. May 2e-Anived, bark Germania GER
Rombers. San Francisco; brig Nellie Crosby Grossly
Charleston.
Sailed from - bark Arcangeo utaA, Cacace uron
CasteIlamare March Ct, New YORK.
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THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF MUSIC

me bill granting plot Of ground In the Central
PARK a. a site FOR the American College or " usc
has passed Dotn houses Of the Legislature ana
now awaits the Governors signature NOtWith-
standing some little opposition - the nil rom
outside parties IL passed unanimously Tne plot
or ground selected IN the PARK h situated next 20
that or the Museum Of Art. Although ID may MT
be occupied Tor some time yet me trustees ana
the founder u the college are Just a. much
pleased - the appreciation SHOWN their lnstltu~
tion Dy the state. An Informal mcsApg OF the
Board OF Trustees was nelu last week, at whlch a
committee was appointed " walt upon tae f0un-
der and ascertain ne views. We understand That
the interview has been rad ana that the Old gen
tleman mas gwen Ms views ann IDEAS at some
length. Another meeting ~ tie Board Will Oe
held before long al wbfcn steps Will oe taken 70
put toe machinery, wnlcn i how so wei oiled, In
complete running order, and then the details wiil
De RI Ude puBllc.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK JAS CoEDIE Alexander, which sailed trom~ this
port November 20 for Yokohama, Is stated IN private
despatch received in this city to have been wrecked on
Bolton island Reefs Ayril /; some property saved; no
further particular The was new vessel built IN
1871 kennebunk Port 7Sl register owned
this city by Evans, Ball Co Her cargo consisted Of
books l45 do states. do pencils SrerlRerators
chalk, carriage, 2409y0 gals refined peuo
eum, $40 cases cray ana 81 bbls plaster OF Paris
HALIFAX May 22-Bark Maggie N Or, which arrived
from Philadelphia IN distress has had cargo OF coru
discharged II Is IN partially damaged condition.
QuKREc, May IA despatch from Cape chatte says
snip Irene got OF making little water hut that the
Rising stil in the rocks making good deal
been condemned he port side is broken in aud the
ballast is washing out through the bIge.
sT JouH NIB. May p Ships Kate Troop, from Liver
pool and Golden Rule Boston, colided in the har
hor last nght he former stove buwarks and tanrah
latter not much damaged
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'I.orn returned from the Executive Chamner ana re-
ported that the Governor had further communication
III make 10 the senate
TIE committee discharged.
The hour ~ 30 having arrived President Dorsheimer
said -"ihe hour Of adjournment has arrived but wl
venture "a Cetan you moment, 10 return my sincere
thanks the uniform courtesy have received at your
hands aud tor your g0od feeling which has been con
veyed 70 me by a resolution 0t the senate Duflns y
time Ike THIS generous man iorgcts the hght dineI
which have arisen and remembers only mose
things which pleasant 10 recall, albeit not 50 con
stituted be ahle be different 10 your discus
the OF measures before you nave
suiNen % hold the scales fairly, anu y FAYE
taet II should be In putcd human raiy ana nor "
deliberate intention have been witness - the Lea
industry and high, independent and patriotic splrll VIII
whieh have performed duties. II your aeIlon
should encounters criucism among the people must
be puBllc grounds and 10 the wisdom o. your
you certainly be accused ~ careessness
neglect Of duty nor Of having taed 70 give 10 NJ I'M
portant SUBJECTS a careful consideration senators
bid you farewell with sincere wish that You may nave
tull reward happiness and prosperity and now IN
accordance with the resolution o. the senate ana
Assembly declare the senate 70 BE- adjourned without
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
CLEvFLANn, Ole. May 2, LIE.

CLEVELAND, ohio, May Y, 1875.
The Presbyterian General Assembly met again
this morning. After devotional exercises and
routine business Rev. J. $. Noble, Of New Jersey,
introduced the following resolution, which was re-
ferred 10 4 committee
Resolved, That the continuous, persistent and re-
peaed efforts " The PapIsts throughout the country
under the tuteoge. direction and advice ~ the IA ~
hierarchy obtain control o. the school funds N me
several states the Union or 20 have poruon 81 sara
school funds diverted from the legal and legitimate uses
which SAID FUNDS pledged order 70 devote the
money 10 Inc support Papistca schools demand from
All Protestant Christians OF everv denomination ana
every citizen the United States opposed o. union ~
Church and state, resOu,e. determined and combined
effort and unccasng wsChtulness TO prevent ne sue.
u nsidu0us attempts now being made m All sec
Of the by the adherents Of the Papacy
control the school money And ~ y hereby
recommended by tnc General Assembly Of the Presuy
tcuan Church mat all attempts 70 subvert our school
divert portion ~ she school funds
M any 81 the States Of the Union 70 OF for The use % any
church sect shah be resisted and prevented BY AL
legal anu honorable means
Resolved, That the QUERY Of The Papal hierarchy
against what they eau our Goddess schools can. Win
FAR justice ana greater propriey BE applied 70 the
our country pure Word Of God y read without
ment while in the Papisucal schools the Bible - cx-
Guided. and d0gmis ana traditions u men are 6ubSL.
tuted for the mandments 81 God.
The remainder OF the morning session was occu
pied IN considering the report OF the committee
on work among the freedmen q the south
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THE PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
ALnAsY- IN u -

ALeASr Nav 2, 1875
The conference committee the ohls relative to
roads and avenues the city u Ne~ YORK pure and
wholesome water in the cily new York and reiauye
10 claims and legal proceedings against Mayor
Commonwealth the city new YORK. reported that
Ihey could not agree, ana asked l. Be discharged.
The request granted
M wooDS moved that nev committee ~ appointed,
and the Preside u appointed Nessrs Booth Tobey aud
FTmenier
Authorizing the payn4entof NJ. A. Dunn, Duorkeepcr
al the Asseu4b '.
Relative i he use and control = Fire Alarm rele
graph. Ac.
Mr. RoEERrsos introduced resolution REL
alive 70 suggestions made ~ the Governor IN his
special Message Of Nay a. 1879 the suits arising rom
present unstable systems and the necessity q adopt
Ing permanent AMI uniform plan ior The government
81 the cies the state The resolution calls IOr the
appointment u commission x not more than twelve
persons, whose duty shah be q CONSIDER me subject
Clues and % report the same y ne nc1 Legislature.
M woo0IS, - behalf II M. Booth offered rosoiu-
uon asking Tor me appointment q three senators y
peVs yerk ety ~ aseeraIn ~ nethoas 81 admnlsra
ton ~ anairs and report @ the neat Legislature
W fosss ssSed . o. Excused rom serving % liz
Conference Colnmit1ee relative y she bew YORK bhs
Mr GEoss made 4 notion mat TIE Committee On Char
i6sq eo6.,ersion q tie Asem5lv biz IL secure re
exercise and enjoyment 81 reis1u- profession ana w0f
which va losI ~ ! vote y 20 IL
matters q difference ~ the o g amen 'he charter ~
ne cay o bro9Syn presented US fssor = ssa en-
Mr. co.'s was 81 ths opinion thar the Din prepared a
gGiotine The decap ltauOn III al the oncers q
~ Soopiy said Y va unfortunate that matter u
mech importance e. M ciy z Broo lyn had been
Issn leaders u tie Assembly tnas i right anu,
tbsSeore. voted yea
M WOODS moved q suspension y NJ revulsr business
shssmer cor 10 which ~ Lad presided
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bay- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTER.
ING TIE PORT or NEW ToRK AT NIGHT-The NRw
YORK HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night
signal for on board the HERALD steam yacht show.
Ing while burning the green, red. changing
the other succession and can be seen sew
eral miles distant Captains OF vessels seeing TINS
signal will oblige by preparing any marine news
they may have for the ship News Department oil the
HERALD
ny Persons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
arriving New York can do so by addressing to such
vessels, care OF HERALD yacht pier No East
River New York Letters received from all parts OF the
world and promptly delivered Duplicates are re-
mir