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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 0-P. M.-The stock
market opened strong, and under the leadership
OF the 81. Paul shares, which rose v cent and
IL for the common and preferred respectively,
the general list reflected decidedly confident
tone. Western Union, Pacific Mail, ana Ohios
also participated In the early advance but the
heavy realizattons in Lake Shore, assisted by re-
newed attacks of the bears, soon changed the
current OF speculation. and prices declined Y to
IN D cent, tho extreme having been noted In
the last named stock, which dropped from 6d TO
6i14 though later rallying TO 6bA, and closing at
65, seller 3. The downward turn of the market
was accelerated by the fact that leading
operator on the hull side had closed out his In
terest, and had sailed on his yacht for foreign
ports for purposes of recreation after an active
and successful campaign. To this should be
added AN uniavorable influence, arising from a
report that Asa Paekar of Peunsy lyania had
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THE CENTRAL PARK BANK.
An Institution without Responsible Trustees
A Thrifty President.

Gfeeldtut.
The depositors OF the broken Central
Park Savings Bank met last evening In Brevoort
Hall to hear the report OF their Executive Com
mlttee that has been invest eating The Affairs Of
the bank. The report sets forth that the COM
mittee had applied to seventeen reputed trustees
OF the bank, but some OF those gentlemen as
serted that they never were trustees, others that
they had resigned, and Others neglected 70 an-
swer at all. A subsequent examination OF the
minute book showed that slxty-lhree trustees
aud officers had been elected In the short life Of
the bank, hut there was nothing to show who
were the trustees at the time OF It's suspension.
Tho total assets OF the bank were com prised
In the bank lot and building and snail amount
Of furniture. OF sh in hand there was none.
and the cash In bank WAS only $9j and that was
safely deposited m the Manufacturers and
Builders Bank, itself "A bankrupt concern. The
bank lots cost S1i,5JO and the building $1,000.
A significant fact was that the building OF the
bank was given out on contract, and the builder
was MIR. Thomas Gc,rty, its own President. The
report showed by figures that this gentleman,
by subletIing his coutr CT, made $4,}D without
touching store or driving nail. There was a
en- this profit To the tank, but this the commit
tee could not suOstdntiate.
The report asserted further that from the time
Of the organization Of the bank until the day It's
doors were closed II was insOlvent, and Its OIL
GERS and trustees were cogniZInt Of that fact.
The report concluded with proposition made
to the committee ~ MIR. Gearty, that tnree arbi-
traitors be appointed TO decide the questions at
issue, and fix the amount due by the trustees To
the deposltOrs. Whatever their decision might
be, he (Gearty) would pay his share. This prop
ostion could not be accepted, as the bank Is ia
the hands OF receiver.
The bank owes It's 99l depositors $i0Sss and
should its building sell at what Is estimated a
mortgages, back taxes, &c, are so large that not
over ten per cent. OF the deposits can be paid.
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OUR Costly QCARANTINE.
shall the Health Oaicer be Allowed TO Col
lect Fortune Annually In Fec>t


leet n Fortune Annually In Feest
The report OF the Commissioners of
Quarantine WAS yesterday forwarded to Gov.
Iilden. The Commissioners recommend that the
Quarantine establishment Of this port be made
self-sustaining; that there be no further appro-
priatons from the State for It's care aud main
tenance; that the ONCE OF Health Oficer be
made a sal red one; that the fees, revenues,
and emoluments absorbed by the Health Officer
be hereafter applied by the Commissioners to
defrly all the expenses OF Quarantine, including
repairs that the fees for b arding all vessels be
kept within the present rates that the Quaran-
tine boats belonging to the State be prohibited
from eng ging In towige or other private COM
merce: and that all unnecessary restrictions
upon vessels coming from domestic ports be
removed.
They further recommend that the rates for
fun eating vessels be definitely liked by law,
and that these rates ue reduced from present
charges One.halt for bugs, barks, ships, anu
schooners, and two-tlnrds for steamers; that
the rates for vaccination be fixed by law: that
the Quarantine oJildngs az clifton, St-ten
Island, that cost the State $4,000, be sold, and
- the unused Holman Island, which cost the
State several hundred thousand dollars.
The Commissioners report tn t the sanitary
condition Of vessels entering the port during
the past year was better than ever before, ana
that fears IN record 10 the Introduction OF yell
low fever no longer exist. The oflice expenses
Of the COmmiss,luers for the past three years
were less by SN,O.O than those Of the three
years cccdlng.
The Health Oricer's fees for boarding vessels
Were TX Il hfiy years ago al from 81 to $3.50.
The 4i2l coas'wise vessels and the 5,52l foreign
vessels That arrived last year alone paid him
Ii tie fortune. Add the iumigu.lln fees. from
Sl2 u S50 Tor each vessel these were up To last
year, l. so 70 Sl2l, aud the toia revenues
ire N O. .rling and fumigdtion fees Willie found
u have becn enormous. The VACCINATION fees
for 1871, since winch time there have been no
returns, amounted 10 $500. There are other
recri pts" the Commls-i Dners say, which 20 10
swell the aggregate OF the Heath Officers
emuluments, We have thus made a skeleton
exhibit Of the Quarantine revenues To show how
easily they will MAINTAIN and support the entire
establishments II applied by the Commissioners
Of Quarantine to that purpose. The state
annually apDrupri ties from $4,000 to 10000 TO
pay the running expenses OF Quarantine, while
all IT. revenues are absorbed by the Health
OLlcer."
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Seating Passengers.

An examination Of the last state Engineers
report for the year 1874 shows that the horse
rled durny the year ld0A75y6 passengers, at OF
transportation Of t70j,'j 81, averaging 40 cents
and leaving only $40 Of one ceat pront per passenger
This Is not an excessive return tor the capital in
vested the question IN the event Of extra
expense being imposed upon the companies In seating
all their passengers, what n b, the effect II APP
parent reduction Of expenses Will be made On the part
Of rirOAQs order TO the OF
outlay M employing more mcl, hor-es anu cars and
IA enuch they cannot buy feed, horse IRON
teTals genera ~ lower price than what they are
now payinF, te only pace left fr further reduction IL
the wages OF the nen they employ.
The railroads OF this city engage the services NJ some
ten thOusiui men, and IN redundant state OF LABOR
the practical effect Of All this uslncss viii be- reduc
ton Of wages Of conduct drvers, mechanics, hos
tiers from e. ~ per day " tl5O This we are op-
d
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FAIRY, On Feb. 2, David NJ, son OF Michael and
Margaret Barry. NC 4 II yrari
Funeral on thursday 1lth inst, at 2 o'clock from
3i5 an ST. Jtsry OIy. Fricuus VI the flui are re-
spcctfui invited to attend
Hartford (Cgnnl papers please COPY
bROGAN.-On Tuesday, Feb. 8, James BroRan, aged
o. years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence Gil Sd av to-day, az
/ o'clock.
CAsslDY.-On Tuesday. Feb. 8. 1870 after a short
Illness, Brtrct Cassidy, native OF the county Fer
IN tnagh, lrcl3nd IN her 49th wear.
Tue iuucta will take place on Friday. Feb. IL from
her lac resideucc, 2S North 5t st. BROOKLYN, r. d. at
W. o'cock y. W., thence to st. Vincent de Paul's
Church, Nptth 6th II. where solemn hi.h mass will
be offered no for the repose Of her sou and thence to
flatbush Cemetery at O'Clock. The relatives aud
irlcnd. are respectfully invited 10 attend.
COppERs.-On Tuesday. Feb. 3, 1875, John Joseph,
sou Of Deus CUppels, aged years, month, and ~
u1yc.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend - iunCtal the residence Of his uncle. Ed.
Mard 1npcrs lg5 Madison st, ON Thursday the 10th
Inst, NJ ~ o'clock.
FARllELL.-At Savannah. Ca. on Sunday, Feb. a, the
Rev Christopher A. Farrell. Remains now thsis
way to New YORK.
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NEwBURYPoRT, Feb s.-1he gOssps have got
a godsend IN the mltrm inih IdIn pr Of James Par.
ton. the author who has recently become citizen OF
this town. and Is the school Committee Board Mr..
Parton the tAiri husband OF Fanny Fern" whose
daughter by her second husband Mr. Edredge, he
rled few days ago, not being awafe that, unlike the
laws OF New YORK, where he formerly resided, our
Gtatu forbid marriage with etepdau hter The bride
groom learned his the morning after the wed.
ding aud prevent further sctndal he lett his house
charge OF his wife and took rooms for himself st u
boarding house. lie viii apply 10 the Legislature for
special eanctiunlng the marriage, out In OF
refusal, he has OnY TO have repetition Of the
mony IN New York, where II Will be valid.
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CLAUSFN -YUENGLING-A Pottsyle, on Thurs.
DAY Jan ~ by the Rev c. q, Glt, George G. Causen
OF New YORK to sophie, daughter OF ID G. Cling,
Esq Of putt.yillc, Ia.
'F{lsBkF-VAN ALEN-On TUESDAY, Feb. /, At the
residence the brides parents, Suyyesant Falls, n.
hy the Rev. f. Neyins Charles frs6ee OF New YORK to
Anna g., daughter OF A. 4. Van Allen, ksq.
HARk Ess -QUlMBY.-On Wedno sdiy, Feb. 2, at
the residence Of the brides parents oy The Rev. j. L.
Hodge, ID u James liarkn"ssto Marietta daughter Of
j. l.. QumnY Esq, all Of liro0glyn.
HELMS-MCcANLl SS.-On FRIDAY, Feb. 4. 1879, by
the Rev lialsey Moore, Charles H. Hrlms Miss MIG.
gle - Youngest daughter OF Adam McGanllss, ESD, OF
This Cty
MEAD -ARNow. Wednesday. Feb. g. at West
chester b' the Rev. C. B. hyatt George Mead to Nete
r., youngest daughter OF VIM n. Arrow.
MoGRAW-kAYNOk.-On rhursdiy. Jan. q. at tho
residence Of the brides mother by the Kew j. Lyman
Hurlburt, Richard ID. McGrHw, NJ. D., 10 Lrie IT, only
daughter OF Mo L. and the late Charles Ray nor bOh
OF this city.
RobB -pENEGRE- Thursday, Jan. 60 1870 AZ
the residence Of the BRIDES mother IN New Orrans ny
the Rev. Anthony Free, Charles ttObO " sylyania,
daughter vi the late James u. DeneKTe.
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Thousands Of human beings are yearly borne
the swift current OF disease down to the grave
because they 40 not possess sufficient knowledge Of
themselves, man meets his neighDOr, anu tue hrst
salnla'ion r. How. are yoGy' or "how Is, your
healtnY' The repY frequently Is "Oh am wei, with
the execution Of cold" Most persons lightly regard
a cold Reader, do you know that cold Is of the
most dangerous OF malades2 A cold not on y clogs
up the pores OF the entire system clrcula
ton, but productive OF Catarrh which IA quite apt
TO lead TO Consumption "Oh YOU say, "it Is nothing
but cOht In head" True but Mdt cold Is really a
mild form Of Catarrh ana Il not arrested IN ITS course
viii become chronic CatarTh ID of the most DIS
agreeable, Offensive affections IN the catalogue OF dis
The passage to the nose Il OOsructed the
OF smell Impaired and there Is dsagTecabr sensation
uf pressure IN the head In the advanced stages
there Is discharge having an offensive OdOr II the
disease be allowed 70 continue IN It's course thick hard
ncrustatlOns VIII form In the head the bones of Inch
someLimes uecome soitened and break away N peces
why vii persons continue to suffer from such annoy
Ing, disgusting disease when they can Just as well be
cured OF tp DR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Will the
worst forms OF tatarrh In TACT ~ the and
safe remedy which mas yet been offered
MANY harsh irritating preparations may for a time re-
neye the urgency Of the symptoms but they do not
cure the disease Dr. Sage's Catarr Remedy is sooth
Ing and healing IN Its effects, am when used with DR.
flerces Nasal ponchs, according 20 directions does
not fail TO effect cure. Sold Oy all DR. lggists
NJ he
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VIRGINIA CITY, New, Jan. -. 80 President
Grant has reapponed Adolphus Waltz AS Register OF
the Government office for this District 1t Is under
stood that the Federal patronage of the States
Is mainly controlled by the Republican Senators there
from, and we out here would Ike to know whether
Senator John r. Jones Is content to accept the RESPONSE
Dihy for this appointment Mr. Jones Is quite familiar
with the record u Maiz he knows II he Is suitable
person 10 hoid respo sDle place under the Govern
uen and we desire TO see nm show his hand, since he
doubtless has II IN MS power to prevent the contlnu
Suuents would Ike to have his views on the SUBJECT
COMsTOgK
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KosE-JOsLrHsuN.-A the residence Of the hrider
f'hcr Zen Frederick Rose 10 fienriete only dauRh.
Ter o. J9srlh J"-,phsou. 10 Of HrOnHlyn.
SUM ~ Nsli At FcrssNul. y. Y, on Thurs.
caV i'm "a ~ the Rev. Itudrrick Terry aesistcd bV
tn Rex ); l. hin. .hu l. 5 ofm to Genfsi ~ iiaisted
Flaw lN1 Tn Bruok'vu. Feb 3, by the Rev. j.
T. lhomat d. D. at the re-. fence ~ the brides father.
daughter Of L. II. H0yt ~ Brookyn ~ '
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PORTLAND, Me-, Feb, Geo. H. Lewis was
to-day oun guilty Of conspiracy in obtaining fraudu
lent pension The magistrate who made out the
fraudulent raperi IS already under sentence Of nye
years imprisonment. These convictions break up a
gang VINO have been operating IN KenDeOec county for
tie past tNO years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10
A Canadian Murder Mystery.

sARrSA. Ont, Feb. 9.-Yesterday afternoon
the body OF unknown was found In the bush be-
tween here aud Point Edwar with three bullet holes
IN his head and his throat cut. Near the body was
found razor ana revolver. IL supposed that
has been dead three four days The body
Of q well-drcssed and respcctlble man.
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Steamship Eleanora, Portland. mGsc. and pass.
Steamship indicator tmla TEL ghia mlsc aud pass.
Steamship Panther Wilmugtuu. y. e., naval stores.
Steamship Albemarle, Lewcs mIse. ana pass.
Steamship Acapulco, Asplnwal md,e aud pass.
steamship CITY of Dallas, savannah. ndse. and pass
Sup hnuWscy, Caicultl, mdse'
Bars COnsigli q Ouccstyr, SAT-
Brig John Boyd, Mllk River, ia, logwood
Brig Alice, Palermo, fruit
Brig Dos Hermanos, Vera Cruz wood.
Brig Oliver CUTS, MiragOan lOgN ooi
Also tue usual river ana cOtstWtst vesseis.
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HANOVER, n. H., Feb. 9.-The trustees OF Dart
mouth College closed their Investigation OF the ac'
counts OF the late Treasurer Daniel Alsdei tns even
Ing The prOpOs 70 the heirs 10 "
deficiency for $4,000 accepted NO sieo'o , %,
successor will be had until the annual ihee'inb " 's'
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Ezra II. Ely, a coal dealer, OF Ill Broadway,
failed yesterday for large amount II was due mainly
10 expenditures certain mines In Beaver Meadow,
Carbon county, Pa which he has been trying to de-
veop From January to July, 1875 nearly all produc-
ton In the Iehigh region was suspended but Mr.. Ely
kept his mines m operation ana failing 70 and reuner-
Atfye markets for hs coal he soon emDa rrassed.
Branan Hartwell coal dealers, ana T. A. Packer a
Co., OF the same busina also thllei ye,terdly Inc
latter attribute failure IN part to embArras mens
caused by the failure ~ Smith Co., the great New
England coal nrin. They expect 10 resume and pay
Dr. o A
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The Brooklvn Yacht Club. simmer Cruise.

Tho Brooklyn Yacht Club has decided to make
the next annual cruise with the Boston Yacht Club
squadron. Should the Boston club visit the Centennial
Exhibition the brooklyn cub Will 20 with them. The
Atlantic acht Cub has declined 10 consolidate with
tha lNne
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Court CaIcndnrs This Day.


SUPREME CouRT, CHAMBERs.-Nos. -, 81, 90,
73e 81 0 IL, 100, III LIB, Ia, l2d, li3, 1888, 49,
2i7. 2hi, .p4 3l5, 31s, 1884. 3lt., 3a4
sUPRkNk COURT SPECIAL lERM-Law and Fact
nos 257 o. No. l22. 1.l l6i. go 2d. ga, 3Ot, 925
go 100 ga. 3ll 100 222 100 o. - 49, IL, las, 2l2
surRENE CouRr-Plrt II.-Nos. e7oG. 1923, l45i.
IFS. 22OE, 1914 SAL, e2i 912 23is, gS3, l53", i22t,
as 4Oss 1891 ISIS ga $3.50. 1lie III 1920 1910. ss2
1851 1913 iDi, H. lU21, 10. 1904, 1905 1lu3, llu4,
llO4ie. nos 1l1O llld i2O ltn 1l32 ll3S ll4O lli2
IliI l1iG Part III. Nos. ISL gl7. lJ1fq. lt9l 2175
S3 100, go, 100 llal llb5, lldl llSl, 22ll 22i5,
g20d G73, 25O7 743 1885, 1918 1919 1919, l22l leJ
SUPERIOR CuuRr-tart l-Nos. 2u7, 73l. i3H, 1915
sos gOl. p1a gl7. pig p21 e3 V1i, p27 p3p 03 Part
II -Nos l2is 100 63t lls2, ild, 5ld, 1884, ~ 6Os
s3l s5i, h2d, OdO. 7Ol, 800
.surrEon torgE-GrXERAL TEnM.-Nos. TO- so. 40, Al,
CohMoS PLEAS = Part - Ready Nos. 1878 l02i
2lsi, 25i, 204D, lda3, 757 1858. Set down.-NO 055
eyd New-Nos 1881 1888 1889, 1890 1871, 1902, 1893
1924, 1922, 1922 l9Qs 1912 Part u Nos l276, lil7
100, 1904 $40, 1850 2la, 1863 l47l li72 47i, lb77
Nos 1913 1852 1890 1860 1901 1902, 1903, 1901 l65
1909 1907 1908, 1910 1911, lGll4 1872 1913, l6lilq
1916.
COMMON PLKAs-EQUITY TERM.-Nos 81, 20.
MAINE COURT Part Nos. 21aS 1900, 1857, Iii5
1910, 807 87dg 5lOd, bl23 5l02 5a2i 6lSS l7O4 $500
O0d4, Part lNos 3G1p, l52, 2lal, SOh .j31, ~ II,
8Sl2, sld 800 1891, $50 49, 3S1d 3S2b rs 90. Fart
Il.Aos. dhS hnD7, 2piO, 6i2l, 1875, bsi9 d5S 756.
1850, 3lt, 5S0 5000 900. 4dDO 605 6O7l 63l2, Gl3
e5s 6527 diS9 d5v9 6OO2, 6dl5 odO7 $780, 674S o774
0d70, 0609.
1.-THE Gayest Boy in New York" ready
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IERDUX.-fn tic ely Of New YORK. on me sth day
81 eJrusrt, lSsd. 10y the Hon. Hamilton w. Enbnspn
from Emil Is, r1ux. Causc, pduliery.
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can often be prevented by giving Them Laycock.
Worm Killer. safe aud pleasant, and children love t.
Sold
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

"Sirongest I.iniment In Market" "BROWN'3
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For Ia rrutl and external
use. Cures rheumatism, Cone, Colds, spraus aud
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MARINE INrELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE AIN ASAC-rHGs DAY
sun rises. 90 sun set.... 20 Noon rises. AZ
niun WArFW-rnis NV
sandy Hook IL Gov. Island W Hell Gate. 10 q
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Ouery.-what viii cure my coush2 Or. WlsrAR'S
BAI.SAM OF WILD CHERRY. 5oc ana a.
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have the best reason in the world TO speak
faVoraOly Of DR., Demonico's syrup Pectoral. had
been long suffering with severe cough After using
the syTup short time II entirely cured me;
A. d. NELSON
pobbs Ferry, westehestAr "a. N Y.-AdA
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Special Notltts.

THIRTY-FIRsT ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE.
SAC AND 84s BROADWAY.
JAN. 1. 1879.
AMOUNT OF NET CASH ASSETS.
JAN. 1. 1s55..... ..................t 27.145777 81
REVENUE ACCOUNT.
Premiums and anuuities. 80. 069, 0O2 81
Interest received and accrued. is7n65s "a 1880 oo1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

ANY one can sec ut II glance that POmeroys
Elastic Truss ls the best price a. "a bruadNni'
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a. only msn In the Hazel Valley who densd
M, =. Ii"l league See Albert w. Alken's tbrl Hing
q. dodine Ao!I haguTes." Out In Nc. l39 10 Sys.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10

take dose Of Qurk's Irish Tea, the wonderIu
bilious remedy Pnce 70 eenu-AdV.
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sOs.l3s 81 s2s,lIo, e9s 81


DIvIsIBLE RPLUs.............t1.io 400 $50 "a
From the undivided surplus Of $500 $50 70 the Board
OF Trustees has declared Revorsionsry Dividend.
available settlement OF mex annual premium par.
ucpatng policies proportonae 10 their coutrbutions
surplus The value revefsou may DO used
in settlement II the policy hoders so elect.
DURING THE YEAR 7oeo POLICIES HAVE BERN
ISSUED, INsUKNG $2l,96i,l9o.
TRUSTEES.
MORRIS FRANKLIN WILLIAM A. BooTH,
DAVID DOws. II. b. CLAFLGN,
ISAAC c. KENDALL. J f. SEYMOUR
DANIEL 2. MILLER, c. X. BOGERr ". D.,
JOHN MARS GEO. A. OsCOOD,
wa. II. APPLETON. HENRY BOWERS,
ROBERT 49, coll us, sANpFORD COMB,
WILLIAM BARTON. EDWIN MAkrlN,
LOOMS L. WHITE joins " FIHMAN.
WILLIAM H. BEERS.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, President
WILLIAM II. BEERS,
Vicc.Pr, sldent aud Actuary.
THEODORE VI. BANrA, Cashier.
D opELL Superintendent Of Agencies.
G4qEGEEaattly IL, Az EEQGdtET' Nd Medical Examiners
CHARLES WRIGHT NJ. D..
Assistant Medical Examiner.
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
nlrrG1a0ME ittG' rL6lYo.
Ha',99 e5 '%a ~ 1y' iil1 90 ps So 9!a
Mr. D. l. NoN% dGI AZ Mt HrfiIG GAs D. sANHEY'
Every daY except SuuiY. Entrance on an Doon
open At I FyRR f7d t WIS Il /! o'clock
Saturday and Sunday excepted Tor Tie general public
ats ut !ck. Entrance, Madison ay.
OVERFLOW MEETiNG
A. = o'clocK, Enuance, An Az
Every night except saturday at . O'CLOCK. Entrance,
..suNDAY-For CHRISTIAN WORKERS. Entrance
IckttD
tSr " ,oNLY.%,also'clq%esfM M.
Doors open ONE nALF nOrE D fore each service.
Sunday morning excepted.
be defrtied nv private subscrl non, ... -. -
Contributions en- BE- sent TOT rlE lTONr MORGAN.
ESQ, Treasure, % Wall ~. SAM FL lllORNE,
Chairman tOnmitt"e " Arr ulsemeuta.
w T.. nOnGT, Chairman Of General Com ntlee,
NATHAN BISHOP, Chairman Executive Committee.
DIR. DE JONGITs LIGnT-BHOWN con
LIVER on.
DR. IIardwicke Coroner for Mlid'esev, wrltos " In
the OF tubcrcu ar diseases, inriuutus touAump
ton, so prevalent iu our grgat centres OF huu allon
manifold adYaufa ages, Sold "a cApsutd Imperial Han
Plnt-, 81, by all drusEsfs. Solo nsiguers, Ansar
Hartford & Co, Lonlun sole Agents for ne United
states, joins HENRl, ClEl'AN CO., New YORK.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Drawings every 10 days during 1870. Capital prl1o
100000. PrI'- ct,he Information furnished. High
est rates PAID tor span "a nls Goyernments, &C,
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers
II Wall St, New lorE
81 NAT FOR sI.0O.-FINE HATS A
spteail sIs hats $3.50. worm ~ 10 New Cnureh -,
10 stars
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The Boys OF me World, ready this morning,
eonthns .9e great r1ory Of "rhs GaYest boy In New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-02-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"The Gayest Boy ia New York" ready
this morning in the Boys ofHe World -Aip.
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81 NAT FOR S1.00.-FINE HATS A
no stars
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DURING THE YEAR 7.oeo POLICIES HAVE BERN
ISSUED. INsURNG s2l,96i,l9O.
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The Elevated Railroad Company will lie inter
SOD "a Mr.. a. j. Cappbeli's TN, which requires
W "a 90 carry ssengers below ThiTty-fDurth
hfr't for i've cents, and prob bits them from
ana. -iug more than tive ceuts between any two
Gallons.
er'"rll days ago a resolution pissed the As
a. 'ullas upon Comptroller Green to fur
nnh iac names, salaries, ana positions Of all the
nv rn't oyres. The Comptroller having made
10 a"' ~ 1t resolution wa. Introduced to-day
~ .. & tupacll, Hud adopted, G. Hing upOn the
SS.ni % Her - iell when he intends TO com lily
VII cont request.
Inc enib Committee on Cities to-day re-
fofl"d tNoranlY Mr. Fish's bul for general re-
~, t"n ~ the salaries Of New York city Off
ya- me salary Of the MAYOR is reduced from
SA'sl 10 500 o, the Comptroller ana Corpora
Soh "gnsei TO $4,000, the Commits oners Of
~ Works 70 $s,OO0 the President OF tho
go = lmmlssion to $3.50, ana the Aldermen
= "l t1cn. The same committee also re-
Etu tvprhhlg Mayor Srhroedcr's charter for
S.'bl'h' bpth these bills are to DO made
~ measures by the Republicans.
- S'ln to-day reported the General Appro-
g ~ ilii' making revision tor the expenses
NvNrfhmeht IL aupioprates &1,2g969O.
fsgi ne items are {2,7T ~ for schools,
Ese1pl Tor pri sons, 1856, go for legislature and
DOp ior printing The bill 10 somewhat
Nteed IRON former years.