ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
TIE ONoNDAGA SALT SPRINGS TO THE N. (. LIZ
cisLATuRE.-We find from this Report that there
have been manufactured of salt in the town OF
Salina the past year 3, ,l27, 500 bushels being an
increase over the preceding year of 635,o9I bush
els The cause Of this increase is stated TO be
the law of April last, giving bounty on salt de-
livered at certain points, thus securing to the
manufacturer markets hitherto excluded from
hun. Had it not been for some uniavoraoIe
causes, not likely to occur again, it Is thought
100000 bushels more would have been manuiac-
t,lrcd Several Improvements have been made
in the salt, and more are anticipated.


The net revenue collected from all sources for
the wear lS43, is Sll2,07l "a, being an increase
over 1912 Of S3O,255 OIL. The gain to the Ca
nal fund over last year from salt arrived at tide
water is this year Sl0,2l7 81. The gain over
last wear of salt delivered at Buffalo and Oswego
is S9,47l 81.


SALE OF PAINTMGs.-Wc would remind our
readers that the sale Of modern Paintings con-
tanned in the Gallery at the corner of Broadway
and Chambers street, commences this forenoon.
AS they have been exhibited for a considerable
length of time, the public have had fair opPor-
tunitv of examining them, and it would, there
fore. be superhuous for us to enter upon dis
criminatng or particular criticism on the eve OF
their sale The collection is, perhaps, the largest
which has ever before been offered at public
sale in this city; and many of the Paintings are
of very decided merit. The view of Ruined
Castle in Scotand-Scene on the Coast of Nor
mandy. Landscapes in Switzerland, and the
copies of Morning, Evening, Noon and Night,
from Claude Lorraine are all exceedingly wei!
executed The little picture on the right, just as
YOU enter the Gallery, Playing Blindman's Buff.
although rather unfinished picture, is remarlSa-
bic for the faithfulness Of its coloring and its
general spirit. 1t is very much in the style Of
! Mounts paintings. We understand that about
one.haf Of the collection will be sold to-day and
the remainder on Friday.


PROF GoURAuD.-Yesterday was the first day
for the delivery Of the tickets TO the Professors
Course of Lectures and it was amusing TO observe
the eagerness of the crowd which filed his room
during the entire day. Each appeared to anticipate
that the supply oftickets would be exhausted before
! his turn came. The Professor, although he signed
with all the rapdty Of an expert scribe, could not
deliver all which were applied for. About $50 tick
cts were issued, and the room 28l Broadway
mains open o-day and tomorrow to complete the
| issue. On Friday the subscribers, now numbering
about eight hundred, will meet at the Mercantile
Library for the purpose of selecting days.


- Prof. BRoysoN lectures at the Rutgers In
stitute this evening on the Philosophy of Body and
Mind, illustrated by dissectons of the Mannkn. A
ticket costing 25 cents entities the auditor, beside
admission, to a copy of Prot. BIS elements of
Philosophy illustrated by nearly one hundred en-
cravings. (See Card


o. Rev. Mr.. Bellows will deliver a Lecture
this evening in Clinton Hall, before the Mercan-
tile Library Association. Subject" Hindrances
to the Business success of Young Men bred in
Cities" The speaker and the subject will draw
crowded house. The topic is certainly one of
high practical Importance, and its discussion
cannot but be profitable to every one.
--uuaz.--
l? The Course of Lectures on ASSOCIATION
as developed by Fourier will commence on
Thursday evening in the Society Library. Pro-
gramme tomorrow.


At numerous meeting of the members of
the New-York Bar, held pursuant TO notice, on the
Doth day of January 1914, in the chamber of the
Board Of Aldermen in the City Hall, ROBERT
EMMETT, Esq. in the Chair; CHARLES O'CoSNoR
and CHARLES w. SANFORD, Vice Presidents and
FRANCIS b. CUTTING, Secretary.


The following resolutions were discussed and
unanimously passed:


Rseircd That s meeting has learned with great regret
tpoIung power not renew the commission OF the Hon
WILLIAM vCLis. Associate Judge thu Court OF Com
non Pi-a los tae City and County oI Nes York


Resoirsd IL th- otth meeting. HAT the official &C


ton OF Judge rGLs been distinguished by the stelces
mtegr and imp2rti4, and great ability aud by an enf
| freedom ifom politicai bias


Rsoiued, That although shcr OF Office tjsctus
the merits OF the cum5ent 10 frequent scrutiny rsy


cesar 70 sns,t[e du sense o' ssnonbiity YET the faith
upon the 'nanteHanct OF peTnanescy the Judicial Dea


Resoired That in order due observance ai both these
principles mclubu the agpointin. power Ia .
tain in Office those Judscs who have approved themselves
9ones5 capable and a'al, aai b their just conduct
lorted sure guaranty OF Jheif future usefulness.


ReSolred As tesense OF this meeting that the Rar Of this
Cy and i pub entertain high respec for aud CON
a'rnce IN Judge lNGL's end would deeply eset event
IN c3se the ap ointment should not be renewed


Therefore R.S0!vei That this meeting earnestly, ard e
specially rec. mn-nd his txe!lency the Governor End
The The ssna s hs Of 1His- lNGIts to his pre-
Chairman .Ad Secretary De rranSmed the Governor and
he senators his D>tasl Il. f.MNET, President


c, c. ". w3'sssDPSs sSSDposp Vice Presidents,
/ F. B. CUTTING Secretary.


CITY AZ FAIRS.
MONDAY.


BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


This Board met to-day. Several bills or
dered to be paid and Others referred


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