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New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
DIED,


BURTISAt Buffalo ". " April 90 OF apoplexy, Mrs race
T. Buvs wife OF the late Rev. Arthur Burs d. d. In tho
list year OF her
CRIsSEY-On Tuesday, May 1876 Susan Crissey wife
OF william Crissey, m the jjth year Of her age.
and friends invited attend the funeral from
residence 3sl Lexngonav Brooklyn. on Friday
the 9th INST, O'Clock D. The remains viii he taken
to Greenwood for interment.
GREEN-At East Hatdam. Conn, May ]. James f. Green
formerly of Haverstraw, y. u. aged IL years.
Funeral Thursday at East Hadlam.
HECKS-At Summit ". j., May 3, Norwood Do Forest
Hecks, age / years and months.
Funeral Friday. May ., at l;3O p. m.
KLOTSIn Brooklyn Msy 3 in the 10th year OF her age
Emma DlTeli wife OF James II. KlOs
and friends invited to attend the funeral at the
residence south Tenth FRIDAY, the 9TH inst. at
2pm
PATCHEN-At the residence Of his mother 230 Clintonst
Brooklyn May 1876 Joseph A Patchen Ia the 34th year
Of his age. .
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral Friday May i5 from the Church
of ST. Charles Orr0neo Sidney place. u
ST. high 0 requiem will be celebrated
TOR the repose OF his soul
sCHMELZEL-s Monday. May ]. Jane widow Of
John Il. ScmeLel In the s0th year OF her
and friends Of the family respectfully invited
the her late Residence No 81 West
Twenty thrist this Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
VAN WYCK-May 1876 at Perth Amboy. y. j. OF whoop
cough Margaret Butler infant daughter VI Philip " Il
and SalyaiOra Van Wyck. aged 20 this.
Remains taken TO Springfield \. j., Tor internent
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CLOSING WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES

CLOSING WORK OF THE TWO HOUSES
ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS TO THE wooDIN CHARTER
CONQUERED IN-THE SALARY BILL PASSED AND
AFTERwAED LOsT-TlIE CANAL BOARD BILL
VICTORY FOR TUE RING-CREDIT FOR III DUE TO
SENATOR'S WOODEN AND HARRIS.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUSE.I
ALBANY, May 3.-Little was accomplished IN
the Senate its last day. Between and O'clock this
morning the Assembly amendments 10 the Woodn char
ter printed III full in THE TRIBUNE to-day, wero con
Cured n Senator woodin says that this was done be-
cause it would not do to risk in the hands OF the As
semby again. but that there were several amendments
put in which he did not oppose.
After rrassembng at o o'clock the Senate passed the
NewYork Salaries bill. which was afterwaid lost Tor
want OF time the Assembly and also 1t IS genery
suspected the leaders neither side ever had any IN
ention OF passing IT, The act appointing four Commis
soners to Investigate and report upon the lateral canals
was also passed IL goes TO the Governor and he
will doubtless sign it, ho has recommended the pas
sage OF such an in both his annual messages Inc
bill providing Offices aud courts for public purposes III
New-York was passed. and the bill referring claims
against the Board of Education 10 the Court Of Arbtra
ton announced for third reading, but was cut OH
by the announcement of the hour OF adjournment
In the House, the bill providing FOR the submission OF
the constitutional amendments 10 the People and the Ie
REORGANIZATION bill passed. Conference Committees
appointed In both houses the bill TO enlarge the
OF the Canal Board, anu III accOrdahce Win he
report the Assembly rccedcd from IT. amendments. tie
most important OF which permitted the examination of
witnesses be made By committee OF three OF the
Canal Board Judge HOSebooms manly action on this
BILL in inducing the Assembly to adopt this amendment
IN opposition the Senate created general constern1-
ton among the Canal Rns. and at least two Journalistic
adGerents Of the Ring tie ground yesterday.
and labored with him bring about change OF MUD.
without Both houses agreed 10 te report
Both houses passed the Extraordinary Repairs BILL
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
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ARRIVED.
steamship Eeanor Johnson Portland with mse and
Ship ianlcane (Ger) sdenburg London 40 days. with
barx Eliza Barss vescy OF and days from BernuGo. IN
BarK Arcturus (of Annapolis N s). Bont Glasgow March
II, IN ballast
BARK Minerva (Norl Olsen, Bremen 80 days IN ballast
Baik Seth tAustl, Iugnczza tors 40 lays In ballast
Bars q. r. Ray oi SunderlaEe), Frazer no. Kong III
days. with mise .., . -. =. -
Bark Ann EuZabeth (of Philaepha). McDaNut Maaizas
Bark Appia (Nor) Sand. Antwerp ~ days In ballast 49,
big Dawn ( Gaspee N B). tolias lilo Jane!ro fco 20
with cOloe.
sAUEp.
Steamships Switzerland. for Antwerp Russia, L'erpo"'
GLlI stream. for Cnarles'' \.
WIND-ounseL moaer-te, f.; cloudy.
SPOKEN.
Apr 90 lat So Ion. IT, brig Wiley Smith (Br) Hewetf
New Trinidad with foremast gone AZ tue utoa anu
carl away putting back for repairs
needed no Assistance.
FOREIGN PORTS.
CARpESAs May l-Saiod bark Annie troop ior Nor'n
HalIUIas. .o.u.h,o Auar,r.
frm portland sailed, steamship Falmouth Cobb Tor PorG
land. -
SAVANNAH, May 3-cleared steamship Berlin 'Ger> Helm
bruUk, Kesal.
from ew York sailed, steamship j. ID. Foley, Donnell.
TYaEg Ga May 3-saied bark Iris (Ger, Pfofer. -.
CHARlRsTos, 3. O.. May 3-Saed. steamship Charleston
for New-forA.
Brig Yos Aust. RIdosovcl. from Pensacola for Barce
Iona TIMBER ashore datel On Long cay Baha
AA saa cs@s OF leaking bsdy Afterwards 1oos " ana DO
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BRISTOW AND DANA.


To The EdIfOr OF INC Tflbuht.
SIR: wish most cmphatically to second the
nominations OF Bristow and Dana Ny first choice tor
President Is Charles Francis Adams. but see no posi-
bilty Of his receiving nomination from either party
and hope OF the Conventions VIII give us ticket
that may receive the hearty support Of all adhereht ol
REFORM 80 that the troublesome problem will not arise aS
q, what inJ,ncudent voters are To do with men In
The field wiki no claim mcut but piitsAn5hlp.
We have r.ght 10 expect ~ good domination "a h"t
os MIR Rrlstow from the Republican Convention ami a,
the namin. of Mr. Dana for Minister To Eh-aud WAS r.
ceyed with such elcat favor. would II not ." hpthg
thing for 10 present bis name iOf tHe soc
ond place on the tick"ti L. "a -
AibanU, April n, 1876
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FIRE RECORD.

PLANNING MILL IN FIRSrAyE.-Loss 100000
Fire was discovered at 3:15 yesterday morn
Ing in the threesiory brick building at No 5li FIRST
ave, owned and used by John Lawrence as pahlns
and modIng mill The flames spread rapidly, ana
second and third alarm rapidly followed the first About
O'Clock the fire had burned out the greater portion OF
the interior when the roof icl In. and the nremen thc
mad the fire under control Fifteen minutes later two OF
The side walls fcl inward. but hurt nobody shhier
building In the also was destroyed Inc ehtio
damage IL roughly estimated at 100000. The property
was insured for $780, 90 the policies being hed III ~
different companies Fire Marshal Sheldon IL 10 lhvest
gate the sse OF the re which Is believed to have been
e,t Inv an ncendlary.
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Two Important Discoveries The discovery Of America by
Columbus, and DR.. PERCEs GOLDEN MEDICAL DIscoyHer
the opening 10 mankind new continent the other
fountain OF health, which Is indispensable " tue iu eeoy
ment blessings In response 10 the above sen
ment come the attesaions Of tons OF ousands OF
through its nsrumentaty Those voices are limited to no
locality but from every city Village anu hsnie ~ our
broad domain climes and In the strange
utterances foreign like the CONFUSED murmur OF
many waters unegned and hearty commendailons IL
In combination with the PLEASANT PukGAlNE fELLsIS
the depuratOr OF the Under It's benign action erup
lions excessive waste is checked the nerves arc
srenghened health long banshed from the system rc
smes her reign oseate throne upon the
cheek All who have thoroughly tested ITS virtues ID e as
which IL is recommended unite IN IL ho
great medical discovery OF the age.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

A heathen Chinee interprct5 the Scriptural
passage, the wicked wh,ie no man puIsuetn, bdt
tnc righteous Is bold on" thisly: The n'a ne
much hadcc. ho stand still likco stake; when many
wicked man walkec by, he sho0too."
About this time, when n woman goes to the
head OF the stairs and Jane, hv" you seen an,
thing OF the awhammer a. IL is curious to See with
what agility husband will get into his clothes skip
ping button and bounce for the front door
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

which was received with general approval The rollca
was at once began, but much time was consumed In
the explanations of members that the interval remaining
before the hour fixed for adjournment was moro than
consumed, Mr. Forster charging the Democrats openly
with combination to defeat the Apportionment Dill.
BY general the point to the close OF the session
was not raised, and the progress Of the clock was
ignored as it usually is In everyday sessions, but Mr.
Bradley Of Kings raised his long black figure, and
stretched his long black toward the CLOCK when
the hand marked ten minutes after 12 and announced in
mysterious and warning voice that lie should test the
constltutlonalty OF this action before the courts
Mr. Weiant OF ROckland, who has talked earlier and
oftener during the entire session than other member
appropriately enough had the last word this question
and the last word in the regular legislative proceedings
of the Centennial Legislature The amendment was
finally adopted by vote OF 119 to g the two negative
votes being those of Messrs Whitney Of Chautauqua aud
Cleary OF Rensselaer, both Democrats The resolution
was declared adopted and having already passed the
Senate will be referred to the Legislature OF 1873 there
being election for Senators until 1877, and II ap-
proved by that body will to the people In the Fall OF
1873 The following is the text Of the amendment as
passed:
Concurrent resolution proposing an amendment to the
Constitution IN relation to the schools.
Resolced f the senate concur That Article TX. Of the
Constitution amended by the addition oI the follow
SEC p Free common schools shall be maintained
throughout the State forever The Legislature shan pro-
education in such schools OF all persons III the STATE De-
ages OF and II years Tor the PERIOD vi at
least % weeks in eacn year. 49,
SEC B. Neither the money. property, credit of the
State of any county, city, town, village or school
district shall be gwen loaned or leased or be otherwise
applied the support Ill aid Of any school or lnstuc
ton under control in charge OF any church. sect
denomination, religious society nor to or IN aid OF
any school which instruction is given peculiar TO any
church. creed sect or denomination, or to or IN ad OF
any such instruction; nor in aid of any school or ILL.,
structon not wholly under the control and supervision
and in charge OF the public school authorities.
This section shall not prohibIt the Legislature from
making for the education Ol the pnu inc
deaf and dumb and Juvenile delnquents as IL may deem
proper except in institutions in which instruction IS
gwen peculiar any church, creed, sect, denomination
or re society," shall 1t apply 10 or anect ihe
Cornell University endowment fund, hitherto pledged
and appropriated. ~ A., -,
KcSoired (if the Senate concur, That the foregoing
amendment be referred TO the Legislature TO be CHOSEN at
the next general election SenatOs and that IN con
folIny with Section oil Article AllL OF the Constitution,
it be published for three months previous to the time VI
such election.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
AN HONEST CANDIDATE DESPITE PARTIES.
Il ta IL -

SIR: IL we have any regard for our rcputa-
ton abroad nation, II We desire to revive the
shattered hopes OF the lovers of freedom and TO rcassure
them that republics not necessarily failures, we can
do so in other way surely and go speedily as by
nominating for tho Presidency VOL known for his
craftsmanship, for his honesty and integrity OF pur-
poss-a man who has affiliations with the present cor
rupt political parties Let it be distinctly understood
that whichever party nomnales such man as has been
mentioned will the vote OF honest citizens regardless
Of party, and that neither party presents such ear
dldatc. then the people themselves viii take the matter III
hand and bring forward third and Independent ticket
o iniuring party or importing party succc
shall them that whether c.rced not, they VIII
have an opportunity voting for honest man. who
will be "a edit to the nation AT home ana abroad Let
the CONSEQUENCE be what tcy may. tne responsibility
will upon hOs. who render srch action nccessl y
L.rppo0l, Ehgia.d. April IL. 1876. RLfORMtR
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS, DELEGATION.

TO the RAZOR Of The Trtoune.
SIR: Ii seems to me that the Massachusetts
Republicans set glorious example to The country
in sclectin among tie many noble names
Of the their representatives In the forthcoming
Convention at Cincinnati The Influence Of these un-
pledged four may rest assured VIII he always
for the right, and but be the greater because they
are unplcdgcd. We all have our preferences now but
the dcyelopemcnts OF the next six weeks may present
matters In - new and different iign Meanwhile NaSst-
chn.rtt. can await with canncss .hc survival oi he
nta, of the Presidential candidates. confident that
the rcctituds and wisdom of her delegates VIII tell
for Reform when tbs time shall come.
boston. April 20, 1876 j. H. t. NRNiSs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

wag tried to annoy a popular preacher by
oskipg him whether the ated calf OF the parable was
,naIe or female Female to be suro was the reply
"fnr SEQ the male, looking tho quesoner full In the
face "yet alive In the flesh before me-"
An illiterate preacher in Illinois improves
- Tho orinary version the Holy Scriptures by ser
nnzlnr from the First cast out the bean tnat Is
In var own eye and then you'll know how to cast OUT
~ ~ oats that is In hisn" Tins probably rendered tho
ommand more effective In tho agricultural disircts
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THE PEOPLES CANVASS.
MIR. BLAINE'S RECORD.
THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE REPUBLICANS TO NOM
70 tho Editor Of The Tribune.

NATE.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Under the date of Jan. 81, 1868, the
following was introduced by Mr. Blaine In the National
House Of Representatives:
R<soiped That the Secretary Of the Treasury be d.
reced to report to this House what measures nave peen
adopted under the provisions OF the act OF marcn o.
upon the revonue" &c; what amount OF money has
been realized from such action the number ana con-
don Of the suits now pending for forfeiture Of prop
erty so seized; whether unusual difficulties and delays
have In e OF s1Gn SUITS 70
correspondence between the Treasury Department and
the officers Of tho relates to such seizures ana
TO measures for the prevention punishment of frauds
upon the customs what has been the effect OF
such measures upon the increase OF the revenue anu
frauds committed. and their effect upon the financial,
commercial and manufacturing interests OF he country
with his opinion what, any, further egslaon s
necessary for the suppression Of such frauds.
Mr.. Blaine distinguished himself as an able and gen.
erous advocate Of thorough and immediate reconstruc-
ton the solid basis of impartial suffrage. His
speeches in those troubled times hampered by no
sectional animosy interest; the contrary, they
were characterized by friendly feeling and an enght
ened prudence During his Ia years Of national service
few questions of general importance have escaped his
notice From the first he has been sincere and earnest
defender Of honest currency and pronounced enemy
Of reputation. While addressing the House (Noy 26,
1867 In deadly opposition to the doctrines OF Pendeton
and Butler he closed with the following eloquent words
we have yindcated our claim to the highest heroisn
hundred bloody battlehelds and have stopped at
no sacrifice of life needfu to the maintenance Of our ma
tona integrity am that in the peace which our
arms have conquered we sha. not dshonor ourselves
by Withholding from any public creditor dollar that
we have promised to pay him. seek by cunning CON
sructon ana clever aernOught to eyade or escape the
full respOns bilty of national indebtedness In
the Republican caucus Mr.. Blaine attacked the Force
bill then proposed. with great yehemcnce denying
the right to confer such autocratc power" upon
any man. however safe he might be. In the amnesty
debate the charges OF Mr. Blaine were against Je Davis
personally lie disclamed his first speech any mpca
lion Of the Southern people sympathzes with the bar
baty at Andersonye. It therefore, false deicacy
for Mr. H:ll to champion the unpopular Confederate
leader To place the exSpeaker in the same category
with Morton and COnkling IL unjust and absurd In
view OF the distinguished services, spotcss character
and eminent abilities OF Mr. Blaine, ne has claims on his
countrymen Independent OF section Or party.
Philadelphia, April -, 1876 ARATUs.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

Miss T.. NJ. Coo, No. Al East Forty -third-st.,
the American Kindergarten developer has erected a
handsome building upon tho Centennial grounds at Phil
adepha SO by ls attracycly painted and decorated,
where the mysteries OF the Kindergarten are TO be
pancd to all that choose to step in and see the system In
operation Miss Coo has given much time and thought
to The Kindergarten method which she claims 10 have
greatly improved and adapted to American character
nd buh
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cam. total loss Captain and crew arrived at Kew Vast "a

MISCELLANEOUS.
scbr Fastnru oueep fom for Magdslen Ielande
strucd on Petpan CaDso ~ r. ls inst Dnt got o.
after f car She leaking badly
but proceeded for Hawkesbur b. where she wiu ~ On
the railroad for repairs
Mary Augusta which Is ashore al BLOCK
Island and sbe Is expected 10 hoat
Brig d. NJ DicKie tof Windsor 81. Hunter from iayre
which arrived April 27 anchored In Lower Bay for Or
ders towed to the city p. m Sd inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, THIRD DISTRICT
ToMPKlSsvILLR n. Y, Hay 3, 1873
black buoy has been placed In 81 iahoms .aer
close 10 the edge shoa Oh ont Com
fort There feet OF the edge OF tL shoa'
At low tide A. c. RHND Captain U. :. N,
Lighthouse Inspector. Third District
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syYoD or NEW YORK ELECTION.

PopT JERvIs, n. Y, May 3.-The particular
SYNOD Of NcwYork in the Reformed Church OF
this &c Yesterday and organized by the election OF
tlc following officers for tho ensuing year The Kev'
David lnges OF Brooklyn, President the Rev Dr. j. H.
Carroll OF BroGklyn Addrrsser the Roys Vim. H. Mer-
ritt and T. Stockwell Clerks. About 40 delegates are
present and important business is being transacted inc
synod Will adjourn tO.nOrrOw.
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM GONAIVES. 6c.-In steamship Cidribel Nav B.
Chas smith, John Hanyelman. Charles CHAP H. J. ward r.
Cnllw EtwarI Xortey VIM r. ueson capt. ly Hughes
Miss >aran Alexander ss Lise ldgh. Miss f. Caspede
Mrs Jnne Casneau. Miss Il. Ramos, Matthew Ramos
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
M4RRTEU.

CARLEToN-oLMsTED-A the residence Of the bride:
parrus the 81 lust by Rev. WIN. Adams. ID. d. assisted
by REV W j. Tucker ID. D.. Robert N. Carleton d. d., OF
Whitinsyille Mass, and Kate HYDE eldest daughter Of
Henry Olmsted OF this city. NO cards.
scHEPP-DUsENBURY-on TUESDAY, May q at the Col
egiate Reformed Church, by the Rev Edgar Heermance
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Vim. Ormison Leo ScheDp 10 Wit
tie only daughter Of W. Frank Dusenbury all of this city
All Notices of Marriages must be indorsed wita rsH
nd ndlresa
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wM ~ EyARr5 FOR PRE,iDEN'

To the Editor OF The TYibuHe.
SIR: With very many Others in this city
and else fully aud heartily concur in the opinion
expressed by your schuylcryille correspondent L. d.
WHY not associate wth Mr. Eyar1s Charles Francis
Adamsi W.
Aec York, Apiil 30 1876.
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Tho Household Art Company

will hold its second great sale
OF
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
POTTERY and PORCELAIN BRAS NoRK MIRRORS, &c, &c,
at Kurtz's Gallery THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTEhsooSA
promptly at ~ O'clock
The collection Is now OPEN
B. SoMRRvILLR Aucsioneer.
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The Coyernment of spain

conferred upOa DR. e JOngn the ,omDanershp with tho
the Orr Oi Isabella Ia Catoica and the Commanders
Charles Ill IL recognition OF Lis scien
tic to the nature and yopertes OF Cod Liver
oil. DIR DEJONGlI'S LIGHT. BLOWN COD LIVER OIL
sold in capsul Imperial Half puis 81. by all Druggists
sole Consgiiecs ANSAI, HAltFORD & Co, London Sole
:. 10 York
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5uetial Notltes.

Free Living.
classes socrty impair he acu es Of the body ana aS the
foundation Of disease The bad results OF oyerburdening the
oe Stsof Of Dr. T's scES Iii Ks % MHNDs8RE Fills THIS Sow
veF complaint IS E being Universally acESowedSed as sure
and harmless remedy. sold by all druggists
the a @ aor es Of s ops Rest for consn5pes
Si be he'll az the lnstig on Mount HOPE fremont On
be rendered attractive by service ana addresses from several
Iiau Central Depot via Harlem Railroad, at
@ m The s ans sor aye to be- @ M inter
The service will commence at half.past O'clock
Liberia, Republican Gene al Committee viii this
Ai''f"00n ~ : '0'A BENZ = MANiERRE Chairman
Po.I-om;e e Sencr The FoREIeS NAILS 30 the week
LUGsDA at o & NJ N for EnFOps % per steamer tOs %:eoas
rance fa @ n sa at on 10 b az er
EUROPE, per steamer Russia Queenstown SATURDAY.
Mosol via southampton aud bremen and az h Great
oTn and sl At ior Scotland dir"et must BE- spse
for France direct per steamer Pcrere VIA avrs The mail;
for CHINA Japan. &C. wil leave san franesco May s The
The mails Tor Brazil and West Indies win leave New York
Religious services
Maasfs ssfy sa MoSbT a. i9s hSR aaa dGIs s%SRIkY
AssocIATioS Hall.
Twenty y-tlrl->j. corner FOnrthave.
COMMITTEE iIGff eps oF 'IHiSS ARSSaNGaMENrs :, 'Gf
EVERY AFTEaNGoS AT O'CLOCK.
except sstLrly and Sunday by ministers oi te various
churches assisted In the music by members OF tho
HippOlIome choir
EVENING MEETiNGS,
commencing May ], 1876.
WEDNESD Preaching b. Rev w. r. SABINE. d. D.
TmURsDAY- Preaching 6s Rev w: :,, c0SKIIN, D. D.
SATURDAY, FOR MEN ONLY.
evening services be at O'Clock and close at O'clock
followed by inquiry meeting
A CORDIAL invitation Is extended TO tho public.
Trees and Plants.
8. II. PARSONS * SONS,
KISSENA NURSERIES. FLUSHING. y. Y.
Trees and Sb ubs
Fruit and ornament
Evergreen aud Dec duOus,
KING & MURRAY,
Flushing, y. Y
The Government of spain
conferred upoa JOngn the IomDIanershp with tho
Ori,r OF Isabella Ia Catoica and the Commander
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NOTES AFTER ADJOURNMENT.

SPECIAL SESSION DISCUSSED WITH THE GoVEHNoE
NO PROvlS on FOR APPOINTING C0NV oLlIi
GREENS SUCCEsSOR-COMDINATIoN or PARTIES
TO FAC IITATE LEGISLATION FoE BEOoKLYN.
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ALBANY.
.nroIrRNMENT SINE DIE.

..,,,vss oy The LAST HoURs-DEMocRAiiof fhi-
nrsTrRIsG DEFEATS ACTION ON IMPORTANT
On D hrorcbss Of the Legislature adjourned yes
po'n - noon. In the Senate, the only business OF
seruay was the adoption of the Assembly amend
tHs Woodin Charter and the passage OF the
enO' " aohools concurrent resolution. The Assem-
oOminTa h;oh tbe Republicans hoped would reach the
S,y S,y' extending Controller Green's term I .hs
oll .t;onmcnt bill, and the New-York sal
l;ps APp and Park Commission bills, occupied the
vO;ng honr in filibustering measures, urged upon
Il nv the Democrats while the common schOoiS
amendment was up for action. The amendment was
oassed inst as the time for final adjournment arr'eu
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name and address.