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colors as one of the vilest of snnersone for whom
he believed there could be no salvation, no mercy.
He told how his father and several prominent citi-
zens had labored his pardon from the state
Prison. IF. now," said Rev. Mr.. smith, mere NOR
tails would thus think you worthy OF their efforts, do
you not think that Jesus Christ Ia ready to help ana
save you? At this moment amid GREATNESS stiffness.
Mrs Heller struck up the Moody and Sankey hy nm,
Il Gave My Life for Thee" The ex-convict was
visibly affected. As the soft music died away he
placed his hand his breast and softly said, That
touches my heart" AS he spoke he dropped OIL his
knees lifted his face his hands and his voice heaven
ward and in accents that moved many to tears, I'M
pored God not to despse him, but to look upon him
mercifully. When he concluded and rose TO his feet
he remarked to the Rev. Mr. smith, "Somethng tells
me that am saved" The mans voice. manner and
manifest sincerity struck everybody and deeply
affected them. Ever since the ex-convict has con-
Quoted himself in most exemplary manner.
"DoN'T PRAY THAT wAY!'
On another occasion group OF young men who
entered the place to scott gathered around young
exhorter whose zeal ran away with his sense
so that he prayed aloud that God might come
down with His wrath and vengeance upon the scot
fers. Among the latter an English saddlery
hardware jonrneyman, one who had led wild life
When another person about to pray the sinner
said excitedly. Don't you pray that way!' He
didn't want Gods vengeance upon him. lie was
labored with and soon fell his knees ana prayed
fervently himself. He has become sober, industri-
Gus man and an exemplary Christian.
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'KEARNEY'S EMISSARIEs.,
WHIT f11OIS "EfS77H'''7EF'
Dreathitt County, KY, Dec. "a. 1878.

Aman. apparently u German, Of middle ago and
powerful build. entered Inspector Thornes Office
last evening and said that he had recently arrived in
place he had refused cooperate with the followers
the sand lots aator and had thereby aroused their
cnluity. Finding himself shadowed and prosecuted,
and fearing that his life was in danger. he had lett
the Pacific slope aud came to this city, where he
hoped to he tree from the espionage OF his tornon-
tors but according to his statement Mr. kearncy ;
enissaries had discovered his whereabouts in New
York and had threatened to assassinatc him. He
therefore sought the protection OF the police. He
gave his name as William Tensaeld. but refused TO
state his place of residence. On being searched by
Detective ADAMS a card found his person
bearing the name and address OF "John Tciisncld,
artist, Harts building, corner johnson street and
Fulton avenue, brooklyn" As the man sup
posed to be insane he was locked up in the Central
Ollce.
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THE FOUR PER CENT BONDS.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, Dec. 81

lFrom the CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL, Dec. 81.
WASHINGTON, Dec 80 1873.
There has been great deal of inquiry to where
the four per cent bonds were going, it is the
first time in the history of this government that a
four per cent loan hoated 1t is important to
know whether the bonds are going into the hands of
the few the many. At last the Treasury officials
have arrived at an approximate conclusion as to who
are takers and the holders of the loan There
are two classes of these bonds-coupon and regis
tered The following table gives the number, de-
nomination and amount OF four per cent registered
hon nd outstanding % datO
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MARRIEn

CARsoS-CHUEcH. On Wednesday. January l. 1872
by the Rev. Dr. Deems, ALBERT NJ CARSON TO Kate
L.. eldest daughter OF John church. No cards.
OsBoRN--BoLAND-On January l. 1919, by the Rev.
Brady r.. Backus, EpI,AIM OsBultN of Westport
Conn. to HELEN VI. BoIANp, of this city.
WEFr--h AT the Church OF the Annun-
ciauUn. December ~, by the kev. VIM. s,lhury. H.
d. JAMES MNnsiIALL WELD to ANNA A., only dauaht,r
the late Henry ". Richardson. all OF New York.
Wl1IISG--DAS.--On Tuesday December 81. at
Christ Church. by key. DR.. shipman. ELIOT BUTLER
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

supnr,n. CougT-Cu,MBERs-Held by Judge Da-
vis.Nos IL. 1S 1js. li6. iS. 1875. 2t5 257 2oy 2gl
2g5, 2s 3lU JI, 3lj 3ls 32l 32i. js5 32f. j27 80
SUPREME CoUgr--SpECLL TEila-Hcld 10y Judge
Barrctt.-No. Ss0-Frcnch VS.. Mason. No day caen-
dar Part Held by Judge Van Norst.-Demurror.
No. l6-platt vs.. platt. No day calendar.
SUPERIOR Cougr-SrEcIAL TERM-Iield by Judge
Frccdman.--No day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-SPEci,L TERN-lield by Judge Van
Hocscn.No day calendar.
Ali other State Courts have adjourned for the term.
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Ii will be- observed that only thrty-six of these
bonds held by foreigners. while nearly seventeen
thousand held AT home. This is the most strik-
ing illustration yet adduced to show how entirely the
American debt is finding its way into American
hands. thus keeping the money at home. Ii seems
almost incredible that of nearly thousand
bonds only thrtysx are held in foreign countries.
but silcl is the fact.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
lNGAGED.

HAREIs--KRAMER.-On January JoHS HARRIS to
HANNAH KRAMER, both of this city. No cards.
hoHi.nLRG -rAussiG.--MANFBED L. koHLBERu of
san Francisco. to HENRIETTA IAUssIG ot Jersey City
Heights. No cards.
san IranciscO papers plnase copy.
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FINANCIAL.

CO 000 wANTED-oN SECOND MORTGAGE AT
spA.OOO7 per cent. Property; present valuation
$1,000 existing obligation s. 900 Address II. H., Post
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FINANCIAL.

At REASONABLE RATES-MONEY on LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance of all kinds effected with best compa-
nies at lowest premiums.
J. j. UABRICH & co. I65 Broadway, box $50
4 LADY, WHO Is NOT AN ADVENTURES, WISHES
~ some gcntlcman who is not professional money lem
der loan $ particulars In strict confidence Address
FRIENDLY SPRIrE Herald Uptown Office
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

NEW lORk CATTLE MANkEIS.
WEDNESDAY. Jan I. 1879.
There sales in live stock reported this Fore
nocn the day being held national holiday. Arrivals
fresh hand will be reported in next daily cattle
ket report,
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The undersigned have formed copartnershp under the
firm of
PHELPS. STOKES a. co,
to do domestic and foreign banking bus ness.
i5 WALL ST., Niw YORK Jan. !, 1879
/. n. PHELPS.
JAMES STOKES,
=
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

NOTICE.-THE FIRM or DUNN & DRAPER, 477
~ Canal having ceased TO exist the gives
notice that he will no debts hereafter contracted in the
loRk JAMES DRAPER
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DowERY SAVINGS BANK.
ID NFw YORK, Dec. q, 1878.
semi iannual dividend at the rate of Five per Cent
annum all sums OF Five Dollars aud upward aud
crodng One Thousand Dollars and of -Four Cent
all sums In of one Thousand Dollars and
not exceeding Three Thousand Dollars which shall have
been deposited least the, months tine hrs, day ct
January will be allowed to the dcpositors and will be
payable after Monday. January 70 1879, in accord
.ncc with the provisions of the bylaws
BY order of the Trustees,
HENRY LYLES, Jr., President.
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AMONG THE LATE BELLIGER-
ENTs-AN oFF-HAND SKETCH OF THE PRIs-
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NEw YORK. Jan. l. 1879.

FiNIIE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned. under the firm OF Devlin
d Co., is this day dissolved by its own limitation
JEREMIAH DEVIIN
NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1878. ROBERT Z. OGDEN.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE COPART-
~ nersip heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the firm of Koch Sons Co.. is this day dis
solved by its limitation JOHN &. KOCH.
JOHN V. KOCH.
BERNHARD j. BECK.
New YORK, Dec 81. 1878. WILLIAM &. HORN.
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Cut loose from trains 9TH Scented Tongue
aud osuJnd rivers until satisfied. There no Indians
them Then struck scrVss country toward Powder
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rNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A
copartnership under the old firm OF Koch Sons
Co., aud will liquidatc the business of tho old firm
JOHN &. KOCH
JOHN V. KOCH
NEW Ian
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TIM NtLDS or NE6-IoRK.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLFE's LECTURE BEFORE IHF
GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS AID 1RApE--


WILLIAM ALLEN BrTIFEs LECTURE BEFORE tHF
GENERAL SOCIETY or MFCHA>ICs AND IRADE--
MIN.
William Allen Butler delivered lecture at
stemway Hal last evening, be ore the General
Society OF Mechanics aud Tradesmcn. on " Ouf
Great Metropolis; lis Growth. MSeoycrment
and Needs" Inc hall well filled; :
among those the platform, were the PRESIDENT eA
Police Commissioner John r. NOOrlcS; Andrew II.
Green william H. webb, O. Potter, ID. b. Eaton, Dr.
Samuel Hall, John H. Sherwood, and Georga i. Dean.
The speaker gave sketch of the early history Of New
York with running comments different phases Of MS
municipal aud social lie The commercial spirit
Of the island he thought we owed largely
to the Dutch settlers. In commenting upon
tGe cIy's revolutionary history. the lecturer said
nat if II was propo-,d 10 statue 10 Andre there
ought surely to lie monument erected over the
spot where Nathan Hale gave up bis life Tor h- country
OF modern Ncw-York, its government instlui onr
ana needs, Mr. Butter said in part It's Iocd govern
mont has grown strong III spit" OF maLdIhlnl' -
u,n. 1hue never has been mere me as
cpiue winch has been enoined upon Other cites OF re
county Every other town bad ITS tgWn-u"cihgs ana
Iea4 popular sovereignty, But NrW-1"iR mas aI%hN
been under q government ana chdIiyI, uCtd'tu Nv
dominant outside power. Local government has al
ways been al the caprice OF he sale LeEi'ial9re,e We
of.er- Ne have Mayor whose duties aud powers are
very limited; Common Council whose ia"orS are con
fishes thai have not been devon ed by other departments
01r controller is not elected because he exercises
executive dutcs. Aud why shall We not 80 lar regulate
TIE receive 70 hat those who pay FOR the support
of the government snail lave especial privileges IN the
adninistra Ion Of our ctys affair There IS
An increase Of S45OOOO I'm the budget OF
tins wear over that OF 1873 Though we have
escaped from the great 6aner that threatened us al TN.
time me TWc,i Ring governed the city, the great
schedule Of n-cs continues 10 be oled upcaoh year
The amount That Is appropriated for ed9can9n each
wear In Startling 10 the tax payer when TIE pilny
results thai are ai iaiued are considered.
do not reed 10 urge the necessity FOR COCO i"cal
Government. Bot plead Tor stronger interest 81 the
Hru-YoIk, in NcT-YoIk The single citizen cao-
not play the detective There must be The agerc
gate force Of publ" opinion. What IL nrtdeo
is reduction ia ordinary expenses, aud resuic-
lions preventing tho Increase Of local municipal
debt Tie only radical for MUNICIPAL debt II pro-
lb'ion. Tnc present year marks stage IN tie pro-
nrres York that full OF hope IhlS vast CIV
il stands today the embodiment "f wcHdlrcctrd labor
II 4, the fruit OF an hat Is most rnoOg III human ell
fort l. rtWa rom near aud iaI the myriad sources OF
Is strength My Il not yet WELD the commercial soNe-
..L..ltt IL ne MN 1
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JOSFrH COOKS PRELUDE on THE VALUE or
PIERS CUTED RACE.

rosrru co,L's pprrt-nV IN THE NItrr or A
JUSTIN YUM r"',''oDh OH .''''
The Roy Josenb Cook delivered The tenth
"' NV "'SVP" N''N Wv ~ -
and ast lecture 81 his course at Association Han last
evening. "A Night on the AcTopolis.' The ha was
fr.a 1,e rror,, n, currert eyeuts was review Of
,, ,.,,,rs. ,,,..t,o,
Mr.. Cook saia substantially San rrarcisco' brave
city, hardly daIcs utter her mind the Chinese qucs
r, ,rbo, le, LOT or,tors threatcn confederation
s,o,Io,y and fo,,,,,ou.bed choan lacks mostly of
foreign birth, I'LL The cars OF calhornlans ua'l!
with threats Of fire. blood and devastation.
an " menu oi VIC NORTHUMBERLAND o"' "", ~ o'''''
tlahs cri, defiant whip Of laWlcs-ucas over the
h.,ds a. a.. iforl's Nayurs Governors and Senators
IA, I,. ..,crd N h, Ion, course Of events u may
W ." t','.' - ,'.',c ", i,'.,r F..,i,.,..i
ne tr, of liar .af.-o,s N,-.4.rlsstts - not: size
L "S Eieit ,. i"1 Am oer aud iaugIltrrI
IN. cad,r of ,a.u-ot ors 'oly ,y nS odiou odv,c,ry
cau..t. ra.j.> so roIiu,I pai;, can SWIM IT, hast
era w"t,.~ '.ita il urs ism IN g. ii.Uad ism, Ell -"
against cos .-- cu.ur ton ..pu!i rem'm er mat
their .tc ou u.,v >l,Ic G.y Inns aHou tLcr nc'h-
politician 'i o' 10 "". oI i' "s,' 81, '"t. .
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glt. III, In v.s no i.ra,I. IipY.u-..i
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IN OFFENCE or JUSTICE PWCKNEY.

The evidence in defence of Justice Pnckney
was concluded before Referee Bucl Yesterday the cnlc
witness being McKeun, who served clerk under the
Justice The witness testified that he IN attendance
a court nearly every day. and mad never seen Justice
Pinckney intoxicated on the bench ms private
room. lie declared that the statements Of Clerk An
thOny, that he had purchased rum Tor he JUstco ana
had brought to the courtroom, were false He SAID
aso tnat had heard the justice prOfane
improper Language In court. Mr. Miller led min over
some very rough ground IN the cXiuaton, nlat
ing bin admit he had the justice rIuh liquors
I'D the three uCCiSOu'; tLt ne n3d drank
with the Justice frequently ana that lie had car
rrd uuOls Into courtroom Tor his own When
aSkrd to explain how ne would know when man was
intoxicated, the witness said, When ne Is "u hIr
mind"
Antnterpr"tcr Of the court VITO gave similar iesti-
mcny made To admit tHt could not tell men a
luuu nader The influence or liquor, unless tho man
was unable to take care OF hiusrlL" 1hcrc were
many sharp rHcouucis between the opposing counsel IA
one of wnich cXJudge Fowler ana NJ. Miller accused
each otner Of fasehuod term, strong the rules
OF he court YOU'D permit TIE hearing ut evidence lOr
rrbuttaI was set down tor saturday AZ =. Ia.
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nECIsInNs-E.R. 6

opprepc Couri. CLau6fis-By judge DOnohue.-
Kircb, Koch-Ibe order for Judgment - denied and
these papers the order ~ reference are 10 De MED
SDeci4i IsrUBv Judge Van Nofs Pu'is tH rSct ON,
psny Humphreys io TIA" piah'lu settled
ana sisned.
,ubr,ior COuri->Dec,al 7er7a-Bv Judge Scdgwirk.
-dclans agt the U1ed states Lie iIsance ,ompahY'
-NuiIou dcuiri onOranluni WaiDus aXt MteIet-
order granted zoe 1ar agt >teVrus.-Orler settled
y Judge Free maIi- Rruuor egt Ma Ter 81 a-Ihe mo-
tou the continuance OF injunction dunng the pruehy
~ action be granted Order t. DO settled On h"uoo
sect ..
rs Judge SDcr.-Wond sct. lockwood Order granting
morton. Hickey agt Connect h"citaAinS apG va,
,1p a-t. kcuucdS.-tlrGtT tOr COunli'7Jh NoutT Az
--uu,l-Or'er druYiug notion Who's egt ~p'uc'r-onlrr
granted. Ford aDiurr ''iPll
i-u Cd White az. WrT.-'rde vac uhs luagn,nI
STU doom Blackwell - sirieI'hrr OfIrt' nun
D. a., O. IiuyUI. rHuit tenlai oI 10
lltt,f february. rbr toueau order dehNlhE III"
a. me Lake -h'f" ara hi''lsth 'uthl u
IA. WY tUuiiul0sNil h"ltI rSl'
-,LuI Notion trI,. with $40 costs Walden agt fotl
Townsend agi Eickr.; jHu"oD az
Nrfrgu: AIT. pTit"; Bowman iEt. Iuitc COZ
agf Jerome ~sbrcyr agt Hyiock 7DmhcIs s%t Moss
PAirI,h ty ~uluc,r. Beach AKA. burke Htirhelh as
Stevens; lYI az. DAVIS. Eoiuau agt i-sA'le tho
ast JtI'e ho
ugt. g. lrtt.-puirI. granted , ... $780, , IL
(pnmUa Pieos-N. e,idi T,rH-By thlrt-ju-tlce ".
DHy- hirc be- ACT HchbercEeI0r conhn'l anu a SI 20
~ nfe. ka;zel7eu ag ka,zenrtfn- H'f'It C"hh'Ihe'
and sIautcd
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
1HE DIyEyfoRr INVESTIGATIONS

TESTIMONY or U%1ED 81 tILS pI>lECr-AIroRNEl
wOoDFoRD ON ELECTION N:HEoI>.
Al the hearing before the Davenport Com
Iniiter ne testimony Of stewart l.. WOodford United
state, District Att1rnry occupied almost the entire
session yesterday. Mr W0olfori examined at
great length in regard 20 the SpOddcnce between
him and the At'orucy-Gencral aud supervisor Diyeu
port I'm regard the nituaz tti0n papers issued in
1868 by the Superior and ~aprem" Courts. Tue letters
at Attorney General Dryrns were clear afd explicit,
mat the sh0ud be treated other criminal cases
General Woodogd testified fully III regard 10 the course
Yr,u,d by hU and 10y SupcrN scr Davenport. whom he
had autuorIed 10 issue warrants according 10 Dis DIS
crctuu The notices issued to holders OF The GER
ucdts Tor purpose Uf explaining To th, m e ylol-
Of the laws hy The IRREGULARITIES IN their papers.
ON animation M. NO0dinrd SAD that ne knew
oI no authority by which 4 commissioner could take
away certificate, rIrss surrendered by the holder. or
supcry5or from voter presenting himself Tor reg
Istriti0u
10 injuries a. 10 tho fees paid 10 Commissioner
pavtupOi Tor the Issue OF complaints ana warrants
tn, itne,- replied never heard ~ commissioner,
awycr Cuugrc--man refusing the legal fees to which
he was emitted Further testimony IN regard to the
tees, objected 10 10y Mr.. Davenport, WAS excluded.
General WoudfoId said in reply 10 an inquiry that he
thought Mr.. Davenport ic That h. had mission TO
clean the election lists OF NcT-IOrk."
Do yOu, tuon, consider HIM a lunat!C +
No; but positive enthusiast"
Mr. Davenport said ~ tne adjournment that ho had
few other witnesses e. cs8m'ne.
The hearing wlll BE- Continued today.
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A suit for the foreclosure of Il mortgage,
winch may throw nearly COO people out OF thor homes.
NJ, begun Wednesday by hIng ,unnnoIscs ~ the ease
WITH the S.cli oi P.saic County at Pater,, y j. II
appears that me "gO certain dcus ~ Paterson
organized the Madison Parh Land Improvement Com
i,luY and bought large tract 81 land known a, he
warren farm. situated ia SoIth Paterson T.s property
va, mlprcd ont. called Madison PARK. and t"Iown mt
market The company purchasing b. borrowed $4,000
f,nn ih, NcWrTk Mutual Benefit Iaf" In-urauc" Com
tuv gv,ug mort .tgr Oh the entire properly t1 secure
ID, ~, mont The hand c0mpay sold lois To poor Labor
people.
me- original III. nocr. OF "a" company were T. r. n f.
..ti u u Beam. Jdur- NcNrb. James Crooks aud
al rrS 81 appears that nothing wa, shld Co. trr lur-
cnasrr- about thy mortgage hcu by the Newark m-u-
rance rioItuv. Tar. i-ufHItr COMPANY now wants H.
i,rDcpal IL. VEL ~ interest ana proposes 10 fore
,lo.e the mortgage. the IN rteug, covers thc WDolt
.roUrrfV now owned by uracF 900 different persons
MANY Of whom have been ldboIng -iuiihg dud -idr'-
lpg Themselves years To pay Tor thtr homes lne'
are IN u stale Of great anxiety.
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yEw.yERSEr LEGISLATrRE.

FINAL ACTON or GOVERNOR MCLELIANS NoNi-
NA1Ip<s-CONVICT LABOR CONDfMNED ny THE
ror.E-RErEAL OF THE REDISTKICTING BILL.
PROM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The TRIBUNE
TprxroS. Feb. 6.-The much mOOted action
Of the Senate upon Governor hcCieliahS JUDICIARY
nominations took place to-day. The Republican pro
r,u,ue WA, strictly adhered to, and the Governors
nominations tor Law Judges OF the Court Of
r,n,1uon Plea, were r,j 'cted. The nominations
~ lay fudge, were confirmed with the eXccp-
ron or that OF Asa W Fry, or Jersey CITY winch was
r,comnlted Some OF tho Democrats opposed the con
Nruation Of the Republican nominees, hut The tone OF
20 minority was IN support Oi hiseXcelicncy. The
Coverppl I'm private conversation Yesterday expressed
IN. nteron OF sticking to MS text logic oi u" Gsc Ht
clarlng thai the maintenance o. Ills dignity maze tA"'
Inc assembly today passed bl which must Ger
tAnly rank 9mong' tue remdrhtDr Snt,t Hl '
a. sion ami winch Will b. regarded Win no Ilte SIR
n,i.e i'm NeW-lo. Ihe measure j. known rs As
m PHI GiI No. l. and it prohibits the system
1s"oy tract I,Ior At the sttc Ph.on The
,rfs are carlug about $4,000 ger anrum ~
Icing cnuioycd ny contractors, They pay just abou'
' , ctnn, IN Essex County last Fal the leading
is.ie aside from the common political mh.r
ences wa, the question ~ couYict Skilled Ia
Dor the hotters ana shoemaEyi'i "h nom io w,
rsudl,e ia E-srx that he would support OIL gooll'H-
80 80. 80 ,nmnefltinn with the trades They
ces IN sending oiled. cd delegation. and the hr> bll
Introduced one IN response lo thSlI "culA"u'.
at the mn Was passed In the House by Yote 30 70
nU now Voe4 to the senate, where los advocates caui
10 have majority 10 IT. favor Inc vote III 'Ho hou-e
was entirely non partisan ~, 90,
The senate to-day passed senator uooArts bi.'' -
uficb auson has been made heretofore, providing for
the eummar inve,ts non " tue accounts 81 ANY pnD
he official Turrr were only w. votes "Snn5t H. me
s.re bnIy also passed the General As "ly Red-rci
inc Nct repeating the Democratic gerry Wandering pH
of Last session and restoring the districts TO th'H
original boundaries. ,,
E, were introduced IN the Assembly giving poor
masters powe- to commit Lom less cMid.rh U
C,,ldrer's Homes AMI 10 pay foi their maintenance
fner.n also giving zabeth City power TO reduce Tue
salary a. it, Controller aud his clerks.