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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

Very little intelligence was gained in this
city yesterday regard the movements of Mr. Allan
and Mrs. Mckenzie, his daughter who eOpcd from
Montreal with Frederic II. Bridges. There were no
names on the register OF the Windsor Hotel that indl
Gated that either OF them staying there but one Of
the employees OF the hotel said that lady answering the
description OF Mrs Mckenzie accompanied by two gen
tlemen OF whom seemed 10 be her father. came TO
the hotel In a carriage Monday evening. They re-
manned in their rooms yesterday, and soon after
dark last evening went away III carriage, and
IL il believed that they started for Montreal.
n understood that information has been received from
Montreal that Mr.. Mckenzie Will consent readily To
measures n separation from bis wife, aud that
this will effected easily IL il stated by The friends Of
Mrs Mckenzie that she has not lived happily With ner
husband for several years. and thought of leaving him
before she had Mr.. Bridges but did not do 80
account of her children.
Superintendent Walling stated yesterday that he had
not had any knowledge Of the movements OF Mrs Me-
Kenze since hearing Monday that She had been seen
al the Continental Hotel In Philadelphia with Mr..
EIYugcH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
GEN. GRAHAM on THE WATER FRONT.

A communication from Charles X. Graham,
formerly Chief Engineer OF the Dock Department to the
Sinking Fund Commissioners in relation to statement
alleged have been made by President Wales that the
expenditures in the Dock Department In 1874 we're eX
travagan referred Controller Green 10 determine
whether respectful and proper to he received Mr.
Graham IN letter subsequently sent TO the Controller
states that there is nothing in mis- communication
which fairly be construed as an at
tack upon any city official lie claims
that the construction OF the masonry bukhead wall AZ
Chlisopher-st tie piers Nos 49, A. As, 49, ana A.
North RI er, the land reclaimed by flng In the new
piers and Improvements at Canal ana kngsts the I'M
movements Pier No. |, AZ the Battery the staten
Island Ferry slips the work done the North East aud
Harlem Rivers under Gen McC Hans plans and other
important works have largely increased the revenues OF
the city, and have been well worth. the money expended
them.
President Wales It Is UNDERSTOOD denies having ueed
the Language attributed to him by Mr.. Graham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
President, z. Vaughn; Treasurer, Geo. Myers, &c.
rotary, Gilbert J. Burnet.
The annual meeting of the United etates

President z. g. Vaughn; Treasurer, Geo. Myers 81.
rotary, Gilbert J. Burnet.
The annual meeting of the United states
Military Post Library Association was held last evening
at the Bible House, Gen. Lloyd Aspnwall presiding Ths
receipts for 1875 amounted OOO and dsbursc
ments $21 929. The Secretary presented report
Of the operations Of the Society among the various posts
OF the army.
Six-sevenths of the stockholders Of the New
Orleans st. Louis and Chicago Railroad met at the Com
panys office, at No. 20 Nassaust yesterday the Hon
Henry Day presiding and unanimously authorized tho
Board OF Directors to sue preferred stock with which
to cancel the and equipment bonds OF the Hisss
spp Central Railroad and TO pay the floating debt Of the
company They also authorized the Issue OF S30O00O0
Of bonds to equip the road better.
klany of the former students OF the Boston
Latin school met yesterday at the Office Of William
Bake at No 206 Broadway for the purpose Of taking
,ome action expressive their regret at the loss Of the
late Headmaster OF the School, Dr. FRANCIS Gardner.
tee of five was appointed to draw up suitable resolutions
and to make arrangements for securing fund With
which establish prize, TO be called the Gardner
Prize
At the meeting of the depositors of the Ger
man Uptown Savings Bank, at Turtle Bay Hall, last
evening" shown that little progress had been made
IN obtaining the signatures necessary To enable the bank
IN resume Out OF nearly 5000 depositors the Of
scarcely 500 thus far been obtained though ills list
lDrcsented to contain nearly all the heaviest de-
Little 100000 IL representa- III the list
The requisite TO enable the BANK 10 resume oeng
$3.50 600 On sunday afternoon next mass meeting OF
The dcnositors will be held at the same place when final
ATTEMPT will be made to enable the bank " resume bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
FEAST OF THE CONVERSION OF ST PAUL.

Yesterday there was celebrated at st. PauVs
Cathedral the Feast OF the Conversion OF ST. Paul The
religious celebration OF the day began with Low Mass ri
@ a. H. A Solemn High Mass took place AZ 1890 a. No
and Cardinal McCloskey and Father iecker, the
Superior OF the congregation who has lately returned
from Europe participated in the services Many other
prominent priests and religious Orders
were present and the cation very large The
mass was celebrated by Father Dwyer and tile sermon
preached by Father Stone His subject was sketch
OF the closing scenes Of St. Pau f aud the preacher
reminded his hearers that they were or the seed OF sc
martyrs Paul and Of the lineage Of the saints ana ne
babe them walk as those worthy Of So high brth The
services OF the day closed by Solemn High Ncsprrs
I'm the evening marked feature In the services ~ ms
church is the music chant which alone is used ana
carries the listener Imagination back To the time or
Gregory the Great-aftcr whom i II named-and even TO
the worship OF the Temple at Jerusalem the music or
which il II supposed To resemble revival 0f the
GregOrian chant is now in progress In Europe, ana, 10
some extent. in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
THE STATE BANKS.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT ELLIS.
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES AT TIE END OF The
FISCAL YEAR-CoRPORATE TITLES USED BY
PRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SPECIE PAY
MINIS.
ALBANY, Jan. 25.-Superintendent Ellis OF
the Bank Department in his annual report 10 the
Speaker the Assembly states that eight new banking
associations were formed during the fiscal year. nve
banks closed and four banks were converted mt
National banks. The New-York and Erie Bank faiieo
and the Ney.Yorh Loan and Indemnity Company voun-
ary closed its DOORS paying all its obligations 10 cred
tors The condition Of the banks on sept ls 1872 was
~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
DURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

Billiard balls ana cigars, valued at $50, were
stolen on Monday liquor Of Louis Ebere at No.
l45 spriDg-st
Francis b. Judson, Thomas Concannon and Martin Kirby
were charged with eng the Morisania station Of the
Harlan Railroad last Friday Harlem Police Court
terduy and were each committed FOR trial
Al The EsseI Market Police Court Yesterday Thomas Brown
was held In bail charged with having on the night OF
Jan ~ broken into tho bakery OF Robert gh al No 436
Avenue {, and stolen bread valued 1t s32
was reported Capt Van Dusen Of the ffteentn Pre-
NJ. p. Woodruff S3 Ffthave. on Monday after
noon and hsd carried diamonds and ewery valued ~
$500 the and found that
the burglars effected their from tho ROOF Capt Van
Duser has . clew To the burglars.
Kelly Of No 29 south Third old ohendcr was
arrested yesterday fR breaking into unoccucd house On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

On Examination Collier stated that Hand said ne
received the 81 900 from the Erie Company Tor specia
purposes in having the Company's taxes reduced LII
Paterson; this 81 900 was not the same menlioheu 10
o.. 80, a,o,hor n, lLe amount william Dougherty
testified that Hand had said 10 him Just before no ss
election that he would like TO see Commissioner
elected as II he wanted any favors, Bromley woua w
them and In case refused, Hand said he would t III
books 80 that he would be obliged to grant the layers
pjchard Rosser Agent Of the Society for Useful Manu-
facres tested that had received in 1874 TWO sets
of bills for taxes the company property me seeVhu
act reduced the valuation about S2O,OOO OF SZo5oVV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
ELSEWHERE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 25.-Jessie Harris's
bone factory, near wiliamsyille burned this
ing. The loss 10 $4,000; NO insurance.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 25.-The barn, saloon
and store at Wet Troy, owned by Terrence Cummings
Patrick Robinson, and Patrick Lane, burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000.
BosroN, Jan. 25.-A large school-hOuse In
North woburn. Mass, burned last night The loss Is
about $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
TRIAL OF PATERSON Ex-OFF1CIAIs.

The trial Of ex-Tax Commissioners Hand
and Bromley and Clerk Eakins WAS resumed yesterday
IN the Passao County Courthouse. William Collier tes-
tiled that Hand had told him he had received $1,000
from the Erie Railway Company for favors extended the
had heard Hand say there were others 1t
City Hall who guilty - he was, and had cited
ssses duplicating ethsr officials In irregular ransseuons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

wsshnrtonave, Brooklyn and stealing ponnas oi y.
rs and copper boiler He arrested BY officer Scout a.
fe wss trying dispose Of the property az JUNK -
ate on Monday thieves entered the vi
athan Bss at No az Jersey Cit sna s.oe p
watch and chain Of jrwery and several silver sons
on Monday night honse Of Horace Speer az
n j. was into and lot OF clothing carried on
George Of Harrison, ana Patrck Brrbn
~ Nevark arrested the burglary and COMMITTED 70
jail 70 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNur'' IN
BROADWAY.
Ams07. Noon So. Sp M. 81, Midn,sh1 %
alrhe.t during day. 81. Lowest rs"
Average, 322. rame dAy, 1870 ~
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS
Fun Irenue Hoet-Ex-Goy X PachecO OF ,, Ea
W.nry Howard Of Rhode Island, and Nathaniel wheeer %
York Attorney oeneI nhA
Train MASSACHUSETTS, and Gen NJ est ., apd
Wndyor HotL-The Hon. Luke Il. Poland OF rerno, anu
Gen Rufus H. King Albany ST. Nieh0haS HeH.Ssns'H3
George Of Toronto Canada ard the lion a Per
catelI OF New Jersey Grand Hofsl-ErGov nanHey
ham Of Maine Dents Hotet-Gerhard Gaze - ~
a. Cbristiana Norway and Capt Hamilton Perry oi the
ain Repubc james Hoet-Henry Robinson OF "a
ford GiLssv Congressman stephen saioip VI
Amsterdam N Abemdrle Hotel-Georgo ttaDo1y rus
sell Coleman Hotae-Gen. Roy Stone OF Nandana, N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26

YOUNG Bentien1Hn OF ChmUr1uge, HRt Blk, Hab
won the be Tor being the first OF enJanis terrible tho
centennial year. The way he accomplished 1t was 10 30
soius friends house and mako call upon the lady
GRAND "Oi nothing, Miss O.; but will you please
let your pArlof carpet, for aune says ii makes
Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Jan. 25-The United States
steamship Marion after remaining at the compass station
shout hours ADJUST her compasses has sailed or Sorioiz
when Il understood she VIII be examined as 10 The carnage
recently sustained grounding this harbor Her Intimate
destination IL the Mediterranean Squadron.
WASHINGTON jan 25.A the shops IN the Navy ara seem
to be lille the exception Of the ordnance and lew me9
engaged upon United states ship Alert which almost
peted expected hat she viii leave tn yard the lat
ter part join the North Atlantic Squadron a.
Norfolk Tie TalapOosa lying At the wharf aHalns re-
pairs absolutely necessary before she can proceed
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
Total liabilities.

Although the number OF banks had increased the total
capital had dimnshed-one OF the effects OF The sasha
ton Of business Several banks had reduced Their cap
ita as their operations were checked BY the depeS'on
in local business affairs While tho deposits were almost
equal in amount to those OF last year. the loans ana as
counts exceeded those Of 1874 by nearly two millions OF
doa The condition Of the trust companies at the ehd
OF the fiscal year was a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
MAINE ANNUAL REPORT.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 25.-The annual reportof
the Railroad Commissioners OF Maine shows that The
roads and rolling stock generally IN an improved con-
dition The total number Of miles now IN oPrrauonn
9s6 oo Few miles Of road have bf en- bult during
the YEAR The roads have generally felt the pressure
The times in decreased receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN TIIIa CITY

Early yesterday morning the fifth floor Of
No. 362 broadway. occupies, by f. stowe dealer in
sets took fire from as-pan. Mr. Stowell's stock
damaged 1900, and the loss upon the building lie est
mated at 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-26
FREIGHT ROBBERIEs IN VERMONT.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Jan. 25.-The
Central Vermont Railroad has recently Lost consider.
able amount Of freight at this place Yesterday search
was made at the house of wOodchOpper named somers.
some miles below West Lebanon. large amount OF dry
goods groceries, and tobacco was found Generated IN Tie
cellar The wife and daughter Of somers were arrested