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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03
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BUSINESS: Ry'sltp>S,,
Fp0gh F"ondry 800 Wagon aad C.rriae,
.NahiAg Gun NmHhing.

fip"gh F""ndry 800 Wagon ard C,rriae,
Nah'ng-Iaa >mHh,ag.
THE undersigned would in.
He.P form the citizen. of Marshall
and virniiy, thh his ptoal,,
Foundry Is I'LL 100 operation. ..ud that h, make
plrugii- not To be- rNc,ilcd by any brought a.
~ marA'i' not excepting the ,elcbfat, d man
u7aciutc 81 liii ~ Spear,
I"oo'n'' pound MI be- paid for old east
ing- taken n exchange at The iuundr,.
iie "i-" carte, uu the wagon and carriage
bn'ines-. N"ik made to order, or r,pai,inp
done at Tie shortest uutre.
tie h.,- also connected with the establish
nrii % 'uu-milh -hup. wUrfr nufs VAT be-
done 90 81 satisfactory umuHer aud at short so.
ice.
lie wishes It understood that Lc KEEPS on
hand thc bc-t material. the most .umts t,nt
vofkmru, tlt work Nlii h cxrcaied prompt,
""d "l the lowest rriccs--t- c.,vapI, the cheap
tsL
JOHN COLEMAN.
Narrn 10 1893. /,
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A yRISU ARRIVAL
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

~ J'Ahas1h Rack HsHiirg
INllE subscriber bcgs leave To- inform the
] public that he has Just received, and is
~tll receiving, large apply Of I'll aud win.
ter goods, direct trrn New York and Boston.
which have teep ,er, carefully selected b. his
brother, J. Levy
The following are some of the articles
100 pieces of rich prints.
30 pieces Of Kentucky jeans
A large lotel keniuc.y Inscy~.
fannrl-, ker-ey~ aud ca-iuet. also fine az
fofnicni IT ladies' fancy dress goods. de laipe-
,sold aud fancy rnl"r-l siparrn-, black and
fancy. ci-.iu'rrc-. mrfin0r-, dress .ilk., fancy
shaw j., etc Lc-ide- most Of otacraFtlv.es too
numerous To m"uuon
he ha. also rrrcNef q very ilrrc assortment
Il Ready Mode loal.n!.. uaBUi ,ctafed b., has
bfotIct m New York. A.-o, splendid a-sort-
mrnl Of boots, ~hocs, aud hats, from the man
utael"ry at Boston, Whch he WI sell very
clvap for cash
H. invite. his Cd f..rnd. and customers 70
call and examine his stock, before pareltasing
ri,rNh here. tie sili charge nothing lor show.
ING us goods.
VI LEVY
Marshall, Nov. -, SOL MI -bn.
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AYES VI Ct k1iS, \ @ ] TAYLOR,
- having purchased Me "utirr interest ot 7
T. '"rr". t-G IN the bate htm g: rr.rcr. I'a,.
l"r ufu- beg iesVr to ltifrni th,lt tfirtd-
and the public generally, that lin.s wlll cote
inh, Ia, mercantile business, at the ,li stand,
under he name and siyle ~ tuHfi. Il 1Ay-
|hh they have ~ store an rNtrn~t,. a>.uri-
he"t OF goods, OF almost ever, sf,l aud w
f.'y. aud which they vii sell ~ low ~ my
iens" 10 Texas, Tor rnsn. or on the usual tine
10 drbt-naying customers.
60 KrIS & TAYLOR
Narsh,it Jun. 10 1893 n5I-iy
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Fair cr!,inc,

1 H. persons are iutaarued against cutting
down or carving Oft uutb,r i1rn u.t
lAd-, i'cr~uu, lhu- otl,nding ulll te' pru.,.
eslcd to Tia, utmost rls"f al the h"
l. FRASER
Jan 4 1851 a7v
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GILBERT WILSON, Adm.
Nov. , lSJi II; Gw
,DlfiN/SJRty/ON \OYyrE.

NJ VI INSTR tI|bN \OiNE
I ETfERS OF administration were granted
l. io the undersigned on the estate of Su-an
W Oud, decreased on the 10th of Scpicm Ter,
"a 1888 b, ihr county court, held ia aud ;pt
tEr county Of Harrison, Texas This Is there.
tife to notify ul pcf-ou- having clam. a.sain'i
SAID estate fo present them duly authenticated
within the sane prr-erh"d ty law, and those
indebted to u, same " m make immediate pay.
ment
l.. II. BAUGII, Adm.
1871 lr ia.
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4 TAKM IOk S\I.E.

\ F\KN IbR SALE
IN ACRES Of Land, htng IN liar.
')IV ri-on county on pupaw Greek, y:
,l.teu miles ,unth-easi ut Marshall LA
About a4p sct,s Of said track i, bottom, he
halanrc upland - acres are under icue,
ahd ii q 'ed state of cultivation Tolcrably
good huiid,ug,,a good vntlon gin, good springs
ct wairr \ public road mus through the
laud Agood ,huf,h and -ehoolhou.. within
ON. mile AHy i.rson wishing Ice purchase a
good, lasting home would do scl TO call and
examine lot himsrlf.
K. SCOTT
Nov 10 1873 isH
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CITATION.


fothc sheriff II .a'd eour,y. GsvxrIsc.
NiiERfNS, IN III. 13,d dag of November,
w 1888, m a suit, No 23t7, pending in in-
District Cou,i Of Harrison county. wherein
Addison T.. Love and William q Love are
p'ainii'- and Iam-s {. Love, E. executor Of
the last viii and Testament Of Erasmus Love,
deceased, and the said Jimes T.. Love indiyidl-
ally Mouriiu. Love. kab.fes Love. Cornell
7 Lose, Marcus bailey. Mourning Haley Ia.
ward Jarou, Mary Jarroii, James E.. Love ~
trustee for the sad Co,n.la X Love. Mourn-
ng Haley, and Mars Jarrett arc defendants.
be said plaintiffs By their sttorn-ys, Adams
and WILSON filed In our said court, inierrog..
torres propounded TO lanes T. Goibol,. who
reside, ~ cass county IN the said State Of
Texas.
Md aaid,yi having been mad. tina, III. said
Marcus Haley, Mourning Haley, Edward Jar.
rp,', and Mary Jarfoli r.sd. aud now are b..
yond the jurisdiction Of our -aid court.
You are therefore commanded to MIX.
known TO the said Marcos Haley, Mourning
haley, Edsati Jarroit. and Mary Janot. by
publication OF this motto. for thirty days in til.
Texa. R.puhliean, newspaper published ~
laid county of HARRISON, that On os after H..
thirteth jay after -a,d publication, a comm,.-
non viii issue from SAID court 20 take ~. az
.Wcrs of Md wtn.sse, to said intenoga-
tories.
IIberein fdl aoi and make due return
hereof.
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FRAZER, AHorR,y a. La,c, Marshall
Texas, viii practice IN the SA'h Iud''n'
!. ,iriei embracing the eon' tees OF Harrison
49,. t'y-hur, Wood, Smi'h, Cherokee kurs
p,gnla counties. aug 30, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-12-03

MONROE HYDE, Attorney and Coun
=. "iior a. Lac, Marshall, Texas
Ian - 1888. MS ~.
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N. ADAMS, Attorney AZ LaV, Marshall
# ,rri-ou county, Texas. ~il practice IN
!. .i,th Judicial district aud IN III" supreme
u ,.I,ral courts II, Tyler. jan II. 81
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e. { q - y. q &c.

T., PATILLO, AHorp,y al lar. Marshall
Harrison county, Texas. nj
STANSbUkN. Anorntg and toan-
Tx. ,,flor 81 Ldw, Marshall, 1.Aas,
II. 1888 nIh-ly,
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INtH ApIuutI lioHd having been reopen.
| ed b, an Nrt passed a, tie htc EN'p
Session ct tue Legislature, the und,rrrnrd
a 'ake eh,tae Of, and prosecute tea ina
.,,'Icmenf, al unadru,icd or uuaulilcd claim-
...-i ibr bate lk,puhdc OF 'ir,a, Letters
al.o,-cL p'-iPai, to tar und' r>ignrd, or
,.u,r Of them, "iil br prompt, attended 10.
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New sisre aaA LM!ise!y A.~ Gssds.

New siere aAA LMtssly A.a Seeds.
Is WILSON, South side OF the public
- square, (oppo-ilc Marshall Iiolei,) would
respectfully infuyu his friends AID III. .umtnu-
MY that h. il now opening large and car,faHs
selected stock Of entr,Iy fresh Sprinr H"''d-
ana Famil, Groceries, embracing every article
w both departments usually called Tor. /" nii OF
winch tie invites their attention. coi,i''i"ut that
url VIII lind II to their interest Ia call aud "a
anime Tor Themselves before purchasing elss
Nhef.. Terms cash or ,I- sqtara sHt
] g. WILSON.
VIA, .hsll. March ~. 1888 n3,i-y
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! WILL open school 40 utc k'Fub can
l A-alruA. 300 ur to,u e Naf-ht'l oH
NoudN 'hc - % lo-t and cou'iuu, uutl th'
l9h at December NEXT making 8 session Of
thru, months,
rArG~ or TUITION rfa SESSION
Ancient i4,n4'l r',.. aui VI uu"niii,t $1,000
Eugu~h Grruuir troeraphy. uui
AuttHr-ir, 100
Readtng Wnuns and Arithmetic. 5ou
hope to b. abb. N,lh lhe ryprriencr ac.
qpr,i from tephius -r,rrd -t-,,"u.. To- give
general -,u.ttctipu, both a- regard ihr pro-
pre,- and discipline ol lhc .-honi Al ,k
t. tar tri liberal shatc OF patronage
rnfnr.llA .nII-Ll.L
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g.. @ IDk SALE.
VERY likely neefo man, -
e year. odd. Weighs about 800 pound E,
~ . tulrrIh', far me, huuv, g"o,' qHaii-
49, tir~ AID Il Nrf, cnt,rnirnt plantation
hand lie can IL, il 81 ga good term.
Apply To ,be editor OF the Texas Rep"b-
lean.
Nov 10. ~, ISL
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ADMINS \b,i, l..
ETfERS Of administration were grfni' Il
/ io she undersigned Oh iiicr-'ai'' at ''cefee
T. Harrison. deceased. on thu 5isl Of b'"'''r,
], u 1888 10, the count, court, held va and TOR
the county ct Harmon, l.sa- THIS T. 'h"rr-
lore Ia nnut, ali l"r-un- having cl"'m- "glh>l
,a,d rslaicio present lhrm iu' authenticated
uilhn tie lue pf,-crihrd hy a" n'd th"-e
,nd~b,, 4 10 the ,au, viii make immediate pay
mtnt. -
WILLIAM + HARRISON.
Jpi\ H. HARRISON
Nov 5, 1853 ~ %"
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

I IT fERS Of administration were grantee
] 10 the Undersigned on ia. e-tat. Of hlloi
Fladl,y. deceased, nn tie 7l.t of October, l.
o. 1888 rs the county court, held IN and f,l
the county q HARRISON. Texas. This : ihcr,.
turc 10 naab add persons having clam, against
said Estate TO present them dug Authenticated,
vithin the time prescribed hy law, md tho,,
indebted to th, same U make immydia,, pa,
m.nL
GtJ IltH'T WI SDN AIp,
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ParDAf. Dec. 3l-P N.


The Stock market to-day was moderately
active, with generally strong feeling Tle bulls feel
coIfden. II a buoysnt market mex week, when they
anticipate considerable relief IN The Money market. AZ
the second Board the market remained GrIn aud after
the Second Board there was quite buoyans market,
with large deposition to buy the leading fancies. Mic
araeua continued 70 be tie active Stock, and some
1000 tLares were sold closing at 81 bid. an advance
Of 2. = cent Erie also Grin at tbs close at 9jl
about Yesterdays prices Long Island dull and no
sales were re ortod Hudson River opened at 70, but
closed heavy ReadDggs and dull Harlem Is steady
st73 The Coal Companies are firm and moderately
sctiye. Cumberland went to COZ. Fhnnix, 81. Penn
sylyauia Coal. 1891. Kew Creek, 5 &c. Morris was
rctivc. md % was bid at the ciose. The premium
Stocks vero in good demand and firmly held Ire
feeling 1t the close was very strong
In Exchange there is nothing Of Importance
dorg. aid the rates tre weak, for Sterling 9s9. y
cent for frs. el9ss bills
Freights. in consequence o, the absence oil
he foreign cleaners are ssgn4t The rstes are nom
inalIy 10 Liverpool Flour3 6a3 Grain l0l 0l0id;
Cotton ~ 90 tc, Beef 6. go bbls. Oil 40 jobs''
Fhzsccj 3e6
Tie business Il the sab-Trsastry today
w. $50 sls received es2 Gil paid, balance s2j2i %s5
The Money market, as was anticipated, has
been ec,ive and stringent today. The Sock houses
bod some difficulty IA dfding suihcien. funds Tor their
turroses Tie bu mess Of three days falling IN one
aad.d materially TO tie demand. Paper Is without
chsn.e and IL liz moderate supply
The Building Association and General Ere
I,sursnec Co hes declared semi ahnual dividend Of
geent paysble On the 10th inst This company 10
tend 70 apply 20 the Legislature for change Of H'e'
The Mercantile Fire Insurance 20. mas DE-
elared dividend Of p cent for six months inc
Irving Bank y p cent, payable On the ION INST ine
II nover Fire Insurance Co . cent Tor the la't SIX
rnou.hs. payable CT demand The Ocean BaaA
cent sor ,lI months, payable on me IVth Jan ine
-, :. -. r. declared q final dividend Of % y
ceu being the profits Of me bank payable OF the 10Th
OF Jan.
The specie received at this port during
December was es follows;
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

BOARD or ALDERMEs.-An adjourned special
meeting Of the Board Aldermen of tho City Of w ams
buTgh was held Thursday ming relative TO the
posed amendment OF the City charter AID Drsgs read
the following resolutions:
Resoirod That the Counsel be- anil IS hereby rogu sted TO
prorare lin to BE- presented the Legislature at its next
Session mend iho City Charter IN tho following parScu
l. Provide for the appointment Of twenly-ona Commis-
2 Proyide Tor tho election Of Cells Keeper.
8 Provide for the selection OF Slpervisors
l. Provide the division OF tie City into 1--WE wards and
limit the u1uifr OF Aldermen 20 two from each Wad, and
tie annexation OF the town Of Bushwict, with proper ex
empuon from city taxes.
Amend Sec 10 Tale j. Ia reference 10 me veto power
u the Mayor.
Provide for the payment warrants for street improve
r,nts IN n. order IA which they sTe issned
: Provide tor M organization OF @ CIty Court
s. Provide Tor the concurrent action Of the Common
Council al matters Tor rssng money 0f fnohc Sc-oo
purposes by the SCI ool Board Of FInAncr.
Provide hat the Police Justice shall rot h0d tho OH
or perform the duties OF Justice 81 Z % Pr1cer ~,
10 Provide tor the ar ointment Of Deputy Cay CefA
With row,r ~ act in the absauc- Of the CLERK. 49,
n Provide that three Aldermen, one fIoni each ward
shall heve power - cal sFeca mee'os' OIL '7 O'''''
~ Provide he Common Coun With poseI {, rr-tes
end regulate tho ats Of tie Water Woo and Hs Con
rtues NJ he rrefs On rnc eJ Vr tss PuFpos
Of LAYING uov thcir ppfd
70 To smerd several sectious felatls 20 'ee. pIO,v
rrents 20 e. 20 allow the Common Oou1ci TO Commence
the came without the apple tion Of ehr- OF the prop
efsy ovrtrs N the asss -suIelt dl-tf Z 5000 -r
H. Provide for adv q ieels ins csd Oh day, iof
..T,t i,rproyss.eris; that the persons demonstrating
nslinsi sAd Improvements shall bo w'n onc-hli tae d'
lance OF the ntTl street. 49,, - .
numb. # particulars, % hlra9uizs the pfeeeed-
To d.sre f. l-,e OF III. water r-ort u tie city
II 70 provide fer power 90 .a'd DOCKS, ou hesas a.
HE sboTe ws1 fr,d g. special Col.a.gee on Anen'
rerfs ir come c:io1 I'll Council
AID 1hzycg called lor the Fcport Of me Cohih''e ap
ro,u.ed % 1rai, sEleEdll cats 70 the ehaEci 81 o..
The rtroIt OF he Committee was ro1 sni r..sli-t ~
tie srtcl Colaritsoe Amendments a connection VIII
-..l
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DIED..

Yesterday ,ornur nee 90 CAROLINE daushts Of As l.,,
Jirth BAL. 81 NJ .o-d
He remains have Je,r conveyed, Norwich 6s
Ttursday Afternoon INrc. ~ Mr. MARA A HAkrNkrr.
rebct ct Maurice HaTiHet, aged "a wears
he irends aH Csa james and fr,ns
resp etiy invited 10 a1eud her nri sundc "a asst At ~
p ~ IRON her latr r. dcuce. No. ~ Madison Il
50 New orlesns paters p'easr cor .--
on Fud'y mornus Dee 81 the h Of his age, FRANCIS
THOMAS hamilton
The enis q tho hmly reprr, ny uvt'd to attend he n
neal on sunday Jan AL P NJ from toe residence Of hn
cr, GecrEeJ H,m,on No. lao Twenty ir-t ssrnd
On Frijsy Dee. 81 after shot Illness. ELIZABETH
GIBSON, aged q years and uouthx
Her etds and those ot her John GbsOa and 20 law
Dsne NJ Desoe. tctfeciny invited 20 attend hcs encra a
No ~ sRcdougals 81 on sunday, Jsn , O'Clock ?. II
~ Brooklyn, the sod, Dec ANNA LEfFERrS rrhct ofSSml
Iehert-, late Of the Guy n Ne~ rs. ssed ~
The ieuds aud guaIuances OF y respectfully nvted
10 attend her use tom her ie rcssancc ~ Hcks
Brooklyn, oc The ~ ,rs,., at I occ,k =. n,
AZ ssn Juan c Noc NrAfaEna. Dee. OF bilious
YER. GEORGE WASHINGTON PINE, OF Brooklyn, the ga
his
Sacramento. California Nov S. Of rnpy GEO HOLMAN
sged ~ formerly Oi funl tort Ky.
At County California, Mrs. MOIINDO WILLIAMS. conort
Williams. late OF the Aeu,s House aud Gof
merry of IAviogssCn County, Mo.
At Sacramento. California, Nov a. Mrs. MARY AM ORMS
TON OF Geo 0m formerly 81 New yosk. gsj IS YEAR
At Sacramento, California. Nov 10. Mrs. ANY REBECCA
wooDMAE wife OF Chsrles Wcodmsn, formerly OF Mar borough
Mass - .--
Al Mormon Island California Nov IS MARY DENaAN, youns
daughter Of Lieut. Charles L. Dennsn late OF the : Army
on Fridsy evening Dec 81 AFNA hAGiKE wit ot Ihom''
Mashee and daughter OF James NJ Innad, Ph,adsph'
NOTICE OF the funeral -l appear the Monday paper.
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putApyIPuA SALrs or SrOoKs, Friday,

De- si-Fnf Crtrd Brnk, l3t 100 Rsldns RR
~. co. OH. g0l cssbus RE-: ia 0l Beaver Ae'd'. y z
g.L Z Mo-fs anal = sc4vlS Sa'ig tsa Pvsrr 2ia
d. "a PeunyvsnA Y H., ~ A. d. ~ enc Pean'yL
SIS Mechanic Bsuk D $40 Union snl ~ s2Do
Hcadrg H. Aosase o. -, 10 so Ions Island K X l's q"
90. l5f. . ., -, 49,.
D. 10 Iona I,nd n. II ~. 10 d. - oo do 10
a, 40 = 2. ri lO1t; 90 Bower Nr4ios r. T., 1i6 ~
Uaon aoa ~ reua H. H., f9s Chester Vaser t. H.
~. ~ fif, [ ltg- !.
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MARRIED..

On Wrjne-dty De- -, By Rev. NJ Wc'ch. NICHOLAS l.
BARLOW Of >ew York MARY younscs, shIe Of Charles
1. Bsrkst-r. Erc. Brcokyn.
H. his Cy ~ Kew Henry Chs g Lieut. HENRY pC>kNBt Rf
20 ELIZABETH l. secUEa daughter OF ~ a. Weed. hsG, To-
ner y Of New. Canaxn. Corr.
Assn Nov ~ MIR. JOHN CALHOUN 10 Ms, MARY
CCNAs, late 81 New Tofk city
At Browns VALLEY Csiiorn, o., IS JOHN J. FIJI of Rolls
COsaiy. No. io NJ ANN l. HUuES OF BentoR CougJ No
:. Souo-a. Csiorri. Nov. 81 o. A HIGHLAND, To Mss 81
MORROW
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SUPREME Court - SrscIa, TExs Before Jaise
mitchell.


MITCHELL.
WIDENING OF BEsKMSNSrHsrr
II T. Davies Esq, Counsel the Corporation moved
Confirmation TIE report o. the Commissioners Ihs mo
ton opposed by W r. Duns:olh Esd counsel fr the
trustees Of DR. Springs church Ii appeared thst the Corr
uissoners originally assessed the chrrch sI for hcsea
ard allowed II 100 for damages On sppnestior OF the
the Con alien their report and ssed
1900 benefit snd 81 100 DAMAGE leaving the eaarch See
pay The trustees oppose the Confirmation on the srouni
that TIE church applicable 10 business purposes
The Co=-t sad IKE principle which the objection
based wei decided but be would undertake 10 SAY
that the estiste OF the Commissioners erroneous as
the church might be benefited TO ihst aroUi the street
be widened n feet opposite the church which viii be Of
advantage to Of ne entrances 20 IT, Report othe Com
miSnoners confirmed.
Several motions were heard on other matters b: nothing
Of importance. No decisions.
Abrsharn Evans agt Bridget Evans Reference ordered
fTe widening WIN OF family vanltS IN front @. the
church, en'ong them that Of the l.te DIR. Rogers
Delaware ard Hudson Canal &c. az Adam SrI,th-or-
dered BY default setting ASIDE complaint for rreguariy,
with costs
Waterbury and Detroit Copper Co Az the Astor Mu-
tual Insurance Co. Motion TO case trol v Com
Pess ard change place Of ral 10 Ee Coanty-gran-
ted.
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elect will conjointly receive their friends to-day s.,
the City Hall between the hours of IL A. NJ end NJ
IHE MAYORS SALARY.-A communication
trm the Mayor submitted to the Common Council on
Thursday evening vetcing the resolution rsssaA AZ Tia nr
.ous TO increase the salary Of the Mayor Of BROOK
Ign from - " 10 $500 Among the reasons gven for
ing this course are the following That by secton m ,
s. ofthe &C: 20 revis- and amend the ystsl ,ct.
the City OF Brooklyn 10 provided that the salary Of The
Mayer shall mot be less than 1900 Per annuu but thai
salary provided the change does not take place during the
term OF Office Of the then present i9enmSen section q
ef the act provides that ocefs salary shall b,
either increased diminished after his election or dnrnE
his continuance in office BY 10 Of the "a article Of
take effect in any until the day following the next
regular meeting fthe Board except by unanimous
This resolution lot BEING adopted by unanimous cons-n,
elect VIII have entered upon hs official dutes and there
fore the change salary would take effect during hs term
Of Office Amotion TO reconsider the resolution was lost.
BREAK Dowv.-On returning from the fire in
Hsmon-av THURSDAY night, Jackson Engine No. II had
her front axle broke consequence OF running against
obstruction IL Court e. She ets stsnlng in the
street until ycsteday when The Company took her away
TO be repaired.
ACCIDENT OS THE RAuRoAD.-Y eSterday
afternoon nc horse attached Dearbons Ss-saparlla
wagon, and killed by tho Of the Long
Island Railroad Company The accident occurred at the
Of the tunnel foot Of At!ADtcst 1t seems the
driver e the animal standing in trout Of store unsecured
sheered upon the track and down. The vehicle
considerably damaged.
BoAgD OF PRISOSERs.-A movement, set on
foot by Supervisor Besen to reduce the sherfs fees for
boarding prisoners from - % cents per day deested
1t the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors The
sheriff viii consequently be- in receipt of an Income equal
20 that Of his predecessor.
SERIOUS ACcDEsr.-A few days since Mr..
Thou as Ialahan knocked down By runaway horse
which he endeavOrug stop in Courtt The wheels
of the vehicle to which the animal attached passed
bs body injuny him severely that his life IL In mm
neut danger.
GRAHAM INSTITUTION. The Managers of the
institution for the relief OF aged and INDECENT females
knowledge the receipt at the donation visit the 18th Mt
Of s2S2 49, besides large quantity of the necesaes Of e
delicacies and clothing.
STREET REPARs-From statement of the
Comm sonor Of Repairs and Supplies submitted to the
Common Council appears That from the LIST of May last to
the l Of December there has been expended by the City
the Of S492 81 for street repsn showing balance
favor Of tire present system eOnsed with the contract
prices for corresponding periods Of former years OF 90
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TIE transactions have continued large dur
ing the year and the business OF ls3 promises b ex
coed even that of lS5s There Is growing spirit OF
speculation osered by tho large geld receipts. AMI tho
ersy mcney market, and many new stocks will an
doubtedly he brought into the arena OF speculation
during the next year
The following is a statement showing the
aggregate value of property which came to the iadsor
River on al the canals during the years lSo 1851 aud