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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park Thentre-Our Aldermen.

"a caricnturc" is the appropriate name Of
the fOur-nct piece produced Inst night at tho
Park. 1t IL hardly farce. and very far from
comedy. but II ia tolcrablc burlcsauc made
somewhat unusually pungcnt by local Illusions.
Scarcely anything is left in Mr. luminous work
OF the original German comedy which suggest
cd it. and what little Is left does not lit very
we'll into what has been added. The story
deals with six Aldermen. VI whom the most
conspicuous is nlr. Lyman Drdke. played by Mr..
james LOWS. They aru Of interest in tho plot
nhly as burlcsuurs upon popular types, and
thrir tiinc is given ny to caucusing and wire
pu,,.nne., ar: Wdfe y ynlltndlnnrlnnh nc
trsty .qucrulous disposition. alderman BUuey.
on tn" other hand, is a hen prckcd irllow,whn IL
il an lrishmun. and Alderman Guckibcrgg' IL
q, Herman. but both these fellows are tradition
sds s"S So. ar orc Tn MAKING AMONG NOM h
daughters. A young architect. who desires tp
submit thu. plans for the new dome ON thu Court
House. falls in love with Abt@1nGn Drdhr's
LYtid. and crcntcs som" fun h"auso he is mis-
taken by alderman Drdkc for an insurance
agcnt. Tho fun Of the play is In its pictorial
satire, its dashcs OF character ts burcsquc
situationS, and its arpl icahlc local anu
slons. Mr. Lewis succeeds n presenting q
OF dideIu,dn Drake but anything like strong.
sustnined charact rzation. stops with this pqrt.
makc-up as u wcll-relncmbercd style of ward
politician. but he has iitlc Opportunity
ior actlng., something IKE u suuaIon
act by mistake made in adjusting
tho messenger telegraph which summons the
frcmcn into Alderman Nnkc'S house uncN-
pcctedly. The second net closes with the ok
pulsion Of the caucus from alderman Birney's
house by the strong listed housewife " that
establishment. The third act closes with u
caucus sccne which ELECTS grcnt deal Of laugh
ter. mainly because i burlrsuucs the parlia-
mcntary tn tic Usually employed in small
cnucus Tho piece employed the services of Mr.
Bon Mnginlcy. n Health Commissioner land an
admirable picture of health he mndel; Mr.
=. Thornc. an insurance agent. Mr.. Snvillc. an
architect; Miss Noble Miss Jennie Murdoch,
Mr. Harry Chapman and Miss Sidney Cowell.
The four acts were superbly set the home Of
Alderman Drake presenting the most luxurious
INTERIOR over seen on this stage The audience
received the play with the most hearty good
humor. responding promptly to all the local
illusions and npplauding the capital acting OF
Mr.. Lewis continuously.
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"The Exiies" In booth. Theatre.

" The Exiles" OF Tompkins Il Hill and
" The Exiles" OFF. c. Dun. are pittcd against
each other in two cities. In Chicago. rival
companies from tho Boston Theatre and the
Broadway Theatre are playing the rival YER
sions OF tho drama in rival houses. The COM
petition was begun in this city Inst evening.
when Tho Exilcs." as translated from the
Sardou dramatzation ofthe original novel. was
presented by the Boston managers in Booths
Theatre Tho story must by this time. through
have become familiar To all who take any inter-
est in the subject. IL il simple and we'll sut.d
10 melodramatc treatment. The Chief Of the
81 Petersburg police Is the potent and active
villain OF the piece. Being repulscd by the
woman he loves he for revenge has her hus-
band banshed Ia Siberia, on n false charge of
plotting against the Car. The woman follows
her husband In his exile. Ms docs his
sister. The villain pursucs them into the
dreary land Of cold weather. and thereafter
the play Is crowded with the ndVen-
lures OF these and other persons OF the play
Here Is the material for exciting interest and
sympathy. and II is skifully used. The most
striking excellence OF the production was the
scenery, comprising nine complete and very
forest was remarkably realistic. The principal
acting was done 10y Mrssrs. L. II. Shewrll, u. n.
Harkins, j.. j. Buckley u. j. Mnginnis and
G. Leslie Allen. Mrs. I. NJ Hunter, and Miss
Marie Wainwright Collectively. they did we'll
the men more. especially. The Introduction Of
live pehsts--a horse. goat, reindeer. and dogs
was popular feature. The audience was
the only original" The Exiles seemed
bright.
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WHIT rs GOING on IN CONGRESS.
A Bill TO Repeal the Bankrupt Act-Uncie
Sans Poor Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-On motion of Mr..
Hill dem, Ga.l the Srnatc took up the bill for
the relief Of John c. McBurnry. late Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Second District Of
Georgia and debate upon the Deficiencies
shown by tho report of the Secretary of the
Treasury in 1871 sprang up. Mr.. Davis CDem
w. Val contcnding that this report showed nc-
tual dcfarations of Internal Revenue Collectors
to the amount 81 over ilny millions Of dollars,
and Mr.. Dawes rep. Mass) contcnling that it
was but an apparent deficit growing out II the
method of accounting in the Treasury Dcpnrt-
mental uncolcctcd revenues being charged
to the Collectors until finally settled.
Mr. Allison l,"p.. Ial said inst on the table
referred to hy Mr. Davis. the Collector whose
casr was before the S"nnic stool Il dcfaultcr to
TN" com'dittrr showed that h" owed u" Gov.
crnnrnt nut t3.Ouu which WAS taken 10y his
deputy, without my lmlli on his part
Mr. Matthews Rep. Ohio offered nm amend
mont tn thn hin ~ repeal the Resumption act.
Referred to ihc finanr' Commute.
The Sruntr resumed Tia" consideration OF the
bill TO rcIrnl the Bankrupt act.
Mr. McCr""ry DEM, XVI, in charge " the
hill, s9ii mat II" should ,uH4pq1o al Efforts l2
instructed him ia vote for II repeal OF the act.
Ninr-icnihs of tnr p"oplcof Kentucky favored
repeal He would say nothing To- delay the pas
sarc Of the Till or TO provoke discus ion.
Mr. Matthews offered MS n substitute his own
hill To establish u uniform law On The suhiNrt
Of bankruptcy. He admitted that tho present
law contained but little that WIS good. aud that
little So embarrassed 10y delays and vcNatiuns
ns 10 be- hardly worth consideration. His bill
came up To- the constitutional requirements 81
being strictly in relation To- bankruptcy and
uniform i'm its Operations. There nrv"r had
been period when there was sn much debit 80
much hnnkrupi"y. present ana prospective.
Something should be- done to afford relief 10
the unioriunat" bankrupt. at the same time
projecting the interests OF the creditors.
The Senate went into executive session.
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An Investigation TINT Nay Result In utter
DcfeMt Of tic Amh.lhX snhrtnc.

WASHINGTON, April 10 Argument will be
heard tomorrow by the judiciary Committee
Of tho House in regard to an investigation into
the proceedings by which tho Texas and Pm life
acquired pretended title 10 the land grant and
franchises Of the Memphis and III Paso Rail-
road. Douglass Campbell of New York VIII MP
pear for the French bondholders. anil present
an argument outlining the facts which will hr
developed in the investigation; and Gov. John
{. Brown " Tcnnosscc will appear for the TrN-
rs and Pacific. This Investigation will y" the
first to briug completely To light tn" proceed
lngs by which the appointment u John
&. Gray ns receiver was secured. prp'r"d-
lnes never fully lad before Tie public.
and will also demonstrate the innd,un;u.y
~ the consideration, in lands. hy which the
ToNns and Pacific rroposrs tu meet the claims
N the French hnndholdrrs. III his opcnin,, ar
gumcm Campbell Will ehow thn, m. hin in
equity presented before Justice Bradley COM
lnl"d in 10 particular With the rules at the
beginning. whilr Edward Gjlyrri's npt.,r.inr,.
- all"rn"r fnr the d"i"ndauts before Just,'c
equally contrary tp the rules of thr count and
the pretended circumstance unbrr when tho
slit was brought. Gilbrr having no Standing
whatever ~ IN oil cr of ilr District Court
for Western rcNns. H. will also SHOW that
the Texas and pncillr * en- lravnrinc in -.i;-
i-fy the claims II the French hon lhnldrr.
with GiuOOO Hrrr- of lnnd. luO Mills ironi trr
termination ~ the road at Fort Worth wh"r"
thrs" bonds have urtor claim ulnn j.ul1.uD
along q me upon Whi"h iii' ! Nn~ AMI In"iil"
cannot hold Through IL" Southern Hrhn-"uuti-
h"nial. nS II; grant lnIsr hv ~" CONSTITUTING
and oUnnut hold ihruuGh tn Memphis and IL
PHsn. since the for closure oi IL interest is
proved nulltty. tn" indications ar. That this
Investigation viii result in stripping tho V'Nas
and Pacific Of twu-thir,!s ~ tho constructed
roadway. and two-ihiris of tn right of way
which Tom Scott proposes to mortgage to Oh
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O'STLLTT.iN'S FNPERIENCE.
The Lively Time he had In Running for Al
dermnn In Hnrri.on. y. j.

John O'Sullivan yesterday told his cx-
rericn'o while running a. q candidate for Al.
drrman in Harrison, Nj. Tuesday. was
the candidate a. Americans" ne said. b IN
Republicans and Democrats supported mo- Tn"
other party was composed of rough- AMI thoy
Just hulldl2ed us from the start. The Judges
nnd inspectors were again Us. too Every time
they saw man try To- vote white ballot they
used hluc-thcy Just hustled him away. There
was kecgan. u one-armcd kind ~ a suucalcr
who goes around batting his empty sleeve in yer
eve; an his son Pat. he het me in the forehead
the first thing Constable Coakley. he arrested
one %! NY men. aud when told en- To- let him
20, Pat kergnn An MOrri-sey dragged me along
like log 70 the City Hail lock-up. hut the jnn-
ltOr locked ko"Ean up. Police Justice Muigan
lri MIN ont shortly and h." came back To- CAT
ir"y's saloon aud showed and Kicked my friends
and called en- nnm"-.
Pretty soon kce-nn. TIE father. who has n
claw on him lik" tiger. caught hold Of Wc.
while Pat hit me- welt bchiud the "nr. Down
| went Ike a Thousand ui brick When | roi
~ Mitchell. another Of the Cairns pnrly. gavr
me another IN the sam" place. Ny brother. too.
was pretty nenr Killed among I'm. Then AZ
Alderman Mullignn went out an announced
was rlected. Not boy damned sight. saws
out Of the window an tears up all tue ballots
an INC ANY sheets an now hear they say
was not elected
Francis McCuc one Of the two inspectors
said tia. OSu!ivan had tire" majority on ali
the straight bailois. and thoy wrr, .u.i about 10
count the scratched tickets Ms somebody. he
does not know who. tore up the votes and hung
the ballot box out of the window. In his
opinion caiWs .iai sufficient majority on the
scratched ballots. which he had not tim" Ia
count, To- offset O'Sullyans three majority ON
the straight ballots He believes that special
election will be- ordered.
Members Of IN" Cairns party were eloquent in
describing the way Con sullivan. brother of the
Alderman. cana Gown from the Fourth Ward
AMI hourishcd his shillcl n. Ctzrns gcnrr-
ally ARE melancholy over 'le publication If the
disgracoiul row. thinkln d, that II will cause the
town 2OouOoworh Of bonds now in the market
which are rutpl nj los 10 lrnrDciutt.
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IH.fT PELH fMJILLE COTTAGE
Mrs. steven.on's Kcioinder 10 Mr.. james
MeSer's Statement Regarding that slice.

Neither Mrs. Julia T.. Stevenson. wife Of
MAYOR Stevenson. cN-rrcsidrnt Of the Ocean Ma
tional Bank. nor Mr.. James Meyer. her neigh
bor. Hre willing 10 give up the contest for the
strip Of land encroachcd upon 10y the lattcr's
cottage in pclhanlVillc. Westminster county
Their statements differ. and what Mr. Meyer
SAYS is true. Mrs. Stevenson say, is false. She
and her husband, she says did not know until
long time after Mr.. Meyer built and occupied
his house tina, he was encroaching on her land
Once only sho said. Mr.. Meyer offered 10
buy the strip Of land at the rate II $500 per acre
when experts valued the land nhnut thor. M
t2uol prr acre, and he was asking -. Bon per
H'r" Tor ms, W. have never. by systematic ci-
iort rnl"a\orrd 10 obtain money.
me only gram Of truth. Mrs Stevenson
continued IN wat Mr.. Meyer said il that hr
WI, ~ present when the slice ol his hol.>r WAS
cu, N hut hr scnt word to the sheriff that he
M"nG ny n3W1r Tor Tear that ne would Xii -1m"-
Dolly lihil Every word that he saws about
my husband andmysolt ia absolutely f,>r. We
nav, always tried To be- forhrnrlns toward ID
most az agreeable urighhOr. aud among other
concessions offered Mrs. Meyer the u.s. Of our
t"l,hEr rent Tree while her husband moved the
Is Mrs. Stevenson said the following letter.
s'h' ON saturday last, explains lts'li:
l"9,c 4gen rcgerliqs arcnamullc that Ih,d
, e''. 70. lo9r MIic NAT h1d some 10 hcr and de-
ihM uAaH agrcrd tolt,oIt -, I,,r, word %. hat
lctIt ,' m" nuI on'rrA me 81 % wolNi lt ,our
or arrauscuant ,ounicnni VIZ, V,cr. ' r., A. Nv
fWih"r Ntn That No have NOT 1900, fl -n'rii. i'.rI
uulu'i On NV Il wv loa . Do, . H'''
hhi YONG hn-u" riu!>RWaN wiih ,uur nuuur Nrl ,..m
"ucmnl M 1Hrn ilr-. hut n,cr know won 90 sam q
me- i'r ,"on veg ,rcm in auov vu,n tho u-ni !, on
acLu,vl.l-,l tia lonr ho'l.c Ma. nn n, i.Y
ANT on ,cd hu, llo .trp.n nut W, could not rwn To-
Mnl thou wheu ,ouc'ol },,o l,l a II W than n ''
e. .I D e.. d.
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Two deeds conveying the land on the north
cast corner of broadway AMI Leonard street bearing
date respectively Jan ~ 1878, and June u.s. l7Sl were
recorded IA tho Registers office yrsicria. one WI.
made TO- John thlIlUn to Elsah,ih tsiIh,ou ami me-
other hv john Livingston tu David VI tlltk-.u RON
were Acknowledged hr'"ic J"Hn RAY. Master 100 Chan
CcrN tn, consideration named ul each trrd j. lllsi
The property l.dr,clshl n the ccl, nclus part of
the pasture gruunl 90 Ma.art ID A .irr situate nc ar
fresh WHtr alta plArr furmotlN called tnlo khons rir
rr,orlIn. of these two do, has completed the chain of
title 10 the property before me ntuurd
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The Paving OF FInh Avenue.

Commissioner Campbell was served ycster-
day with copy of arcsouuon passed hy the Aldermen
on Tuesday drecun, linn not to award the contract tor
the paVcm,nto of fth avenue rom Ftynmth To seventy
second street with NArui IN pt' rWrut until the Ic.lslH
Wrc nd acted upon senator liosaus bin creating com
mission a. pave that avenue from " hNcrlcN place tn
Niut,tl street commissioner tnuprl postponed the
oiruns a. the contract o. tho ldth INST lti>duuht'u
whether hr can NH governed los the Common n, l,'
action three iuurt- m lt, members not nnNlug voted lar
the resolution III, rnnored that senator llogans IAN
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r.cl,emcn, Abou, Dog. In Long I,ronch.

LoSG BEANcH, April lO.-Tho propDsrl
ordinance to authorize the Killing VI all spiH dogs found
IN Long Branch is meeting with great opposition from
the Of sporting and watch dogs They tear that
amendment will be offered to include the killing Of all
dogs found at large The roads the town after night
fall rendered unpleasant and dangerou. by prowling
ours, which attack foot passengers The President ol the
Board of Commissioners has the power 10 authorize all
adult Irrsos 10 destroy Unfortunately all dogs NJ
large IL Long Branch not Nrhrrl, muIlrd Tho recent
de-. sal.litr A. liaAnum together win the stringent
measures adopted ~ A,huTy Park aud ocean Grove TO
nd those places o dogs viii doubtless induce the author
tics OF this locality TO take early action In the enforce.
mcnt oil the ordinance referred TO-
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Mr.. Daniel Brennan. Office Superintendent Of
Calvary Cemetery showed asUS reporter yesterday the
pay roll OF the employees the cemetery March 1873
The pay roll sets forth that the grave dggcrs are paid
81 10 day and the only employees who receive less than
thatamonnt are fourteen cn all o,crdo wears ol apcMr
brennan saws, VIM act sratrhrrrr, amt dp nttr N.ht
work There over no men Oh me .t ui clupuNt,s
while, during the winter months tirrr is work Tor hui
seventy two Instead OF discharging the supcrnunc.
Iaros the entire number are gwen three weeks work
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lsaso. 900 cAsnIN PRIZES.

THIRD GRAND DtANtNG
:. fhNN,NN nl~rnlBt RIOS CO.
IN we 'l' m inuisNiN', ~ Aprl3l 80 or money
tlunh g. under llir suprri'inu oi Il G. Nintcrsmith.
lr.is ~ ten Harm. Pres Mexican TRANSPORTATION
q" anu other prominent ttlIrn. StWpfi 10 he dis
lnhu'r r"m nv gillili priN, Ht'lpH s1lUn SllOp,
49,. u"M :" -lt Tickets slu. h1l,rs 50 quarters,
= ID Allr.-' order. ilr frh.t. lu'orni'in com.
in"Mr I'm Distribution &C.. tHIrl'. llrrui hWliing,
luW.NlUr. ~ .ur u N TutrtRN CO.
4 D. a..
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MAX sTNpI.iU a. 60.

Ilr Comment Retail Iuihirt. Binn,tNHv AMI Prince St
Mh",' rNirl.fr ''"h "i t'"u'l'u'u.- ant Bows Gar.
ln'' i siN'. ~. ami W"rkWHn>lip ~ 'cl any other
" illr"~ aston, ii-' lN t' iu ti.-urd very pretty
l'N-i''rl rt'un.u'. rnrftul- tu.rtNings OF nearly
iN Nl" iNslNiliH ilts .lrus. AMI also much VAi.
nh, nitmAn"u 20 hn'rr. of hN'' ani Gems ready
u h'f tlhhns Ih~ ltuA tsot r.urctal value 10 pouple
M,' h' NOT hNc u Sow Nurk. a. 1t viii enable them 10
select ami urirr fashionable apparel Al the sam" low
l1's HN u U'N huu-ht personally. Sent Tree to any
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NrrIvrd-W UNIa1AY, Anril 10
s. Aferia. Watson. Liverpool March 30. and Queens
tlv % .ii.f.
- state W virginia. Noodle, GLASGOW March 30 ard
IarIr Sit
Sou, ~ Washington, Zimmerman. Havana
- Alh, nHrl' .tilhs. isw.s
:. irrtrt nhutr. ittVrc March ~
=. NnFurH. turu. Havana.
~hip Aunie iish. liufi.ts. tnllan.
siuN lila s fhnNrr. Fulton. savannah.
ship Wellington. OHtriru Plymouth
Btk N'iuor. llillsurs n. Gluucrsicr
Hlrk btts filcA. Waterford
BHrk Atlir'sliir. Thpaksinnr. tiycrpooL
BARK uuvanulnF. Gureuflln. Belfast
Nare Pnr"iorn Mr'ufr. r,fnhmhuro.
Barn Hornet. IopAu. lur,iu tnhcllo
Firh To- uui"u iu-uit.li. Iivrrfmol.
bnrk GHyvi,,. Mrpnnnhi. Aniisun
brs Afc'. MONTGOMERY. rruNiiln.
Btil Ranger ta'grHu inJnin.iru.
Hrig Dtn. llHlhrrs, ifrnrmhucp.
Also the usnti cVHstWi.r Nrs.ris
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MARINE TNTELLTG ENCR

HiSi.rrRr AtNANAr--tuts nv
unrises..... - sun ~'ts .. q ~ Noon SETS N
Hlsn vATtH--rttt. rtN.
sandy Hook. 81. t,uV isHtf ~ Hell Gata, 90
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Anna Dickinson. brother Dying.

Miss Anna DcknsOns brother John Diokln-
son who Is member of the Sew York East Conference
Of the T. Church. yesterday received telegram from
Iiirwil l"W, informing Him NAV ms brother Edwin.
also Nj tluDi-t Ilra her. MIS- dAln- lie with M,
muirr ud rht,r r-torlu fiusion Mis-, Anna u, hn.ou
Is III Elizabeth, y J Nl.Iuus uIrnds
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Spttlal ,Iotit,s.
sII.NEis-PI..ATED WARE,
MERlnEN BRITANNIA COMPANY.


ARR MANUFACTURING AND HAVE oN EXHBirroN
CHOICE SELECTION uF NEw AND DESIRABLE
ARTICLES, ESrEciALLY APPROPRIATE FOR TIE
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Tho old md well;known house Of ,. NJ Cow
pcrthwait ca established ls17 lh6 and l57 nathan
st. sui continues To Keep the largest and hest nssnrtmo nj
OF furniture, carpets, bedding, &c and To sci al lNrr
prices and on easier terms than any other house in the
trade. Weekly or monthly payments Akcn-dip
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Chnpn's Buchupni5a," sura thing. Cures
Wn'N il''a,y, d1>sSl at druggists % Barclay ST.
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You can cure that cough or cold by using
Wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry.-Adp.
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Dusin,ss llutltts.
tdoipho Moifc's


sCliIEDAM SCHNAPPS
Endorsed BY the Medical Faculty.
Takc wine glass three times aday
REwAnE or Cot'NrErrEITs AND IMIrArioya
. E"pturc. -Spuu. rrus-rs from - TO 500: Elastic
Ir-". nom ~ 200 Q" 80 turrrrt adjustment Adjustable
Pressure rris. '"mrnr' - lrotlwaN
Fine silk Hat So 20, snl. ut retail for as
Specially. irh hat - N"w church II, up stairs
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Z, inc senate to-day on motion Of Senator
1 lhrl"y. adopted IA rrsoiution authorizing tho
ife@t.nnt pro tom, Mr.. Robertson. 10 IN the
,,"'Hl. y ~ The Committee on Cities caused by
,nr absence y senator Morrissry. II Is SAID
lha' senator E"rlcsino viii hc named for tho
pace .nr Assembly Committee ou cities Will
t"mWrpw report invoruhiy tho Mpn"tt bell
Il 10 ny !ug thu city 90! NrN York, INTRODUCED
a. W.. NuioL Tho I'LL r,Niyius tine EaI i'll
i' i..I Commission WIS mis- ait"runnp = nj
.' '@ g. ia" Commute" Cor further hearing II
l,"'"rtrd ilut the I'm would authorize change
81 l'Gt"o and prrmit The buildlng Of nm elevated
Lrr' on tLo Blonmiuglale Boulevard. Tho
hAiii 2"i Committee was also empowered to
t'nl r persons and papers In tho investiga-
,'N - tlr elevated railroads chilled for under
V'' "'"'ulipn oi Ma. Nelson adoptrd several
y, ,a..N.
D., H, H'hatr to-day passed. a resolution for the
cct .llW"ld OF a Julnt committee 10 revise ihr
em'I''r' u the rOlu vrtnnd b. tho Governor and
otuer reports aud bills cnlanatng from tho
eerrI!llllshloh To revise tho statutes. with pow
VI VI 70 report 10 tho next Legislature. Tho object
r. ElN"h Is 10 sRvo the good features. II any.
nniS u regarded ~ an acknowledgment that IL
Cn 'm n' Impossible 10 override tho veto Of tho
a.. An tue senate ihc following bills we're passed
V,i'hk !" CONTRACTS lnr lighting lamps IN New
wy authorizing q tnA ul ihruu-tGntiis Of
%miIl 10 provide for u deficiency In the sinking
.ahhhu' creating police ponsion fund for dis
s''eu and retired policemen In New York city.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE 1885 BR0ADwA1cc
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-7rH PAGE co..
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RELIGIOUS NOrICES-lsr PAcE-lst and I'd co..!
REWARDS-lsT PAGE-2d col.
SALES AT AUCTION-7TH PAcE-3d COL
SITUATIONS WAkTED-FEMALES-7rH FAcg-lst col.
s!TuATIONs WANTED-MALks.7 .7rH pAcK-2d col.
SPECIAL. NOTICES-lsr PAGE-2d ana Sd coils
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7TH PAGE -4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-7TH PAGE-3d COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. GC.-71u PAGE-ad coils.