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At Fort scbuyler on Thursday, February a. Lieut. Mas
EuIor HAppHCs, OF the corps or Engineers, U. g. A.
His relatives tud friends and those OF his father
Au AMOR vpgstos, and the officers Of the army and
aAvy are resp-c fully invited TO attend his funeral
four O'Clock this afternoon from Grace Church. Broad
vAy, without further invitation.
On Saturday evening, February 4, SARAH Apntss,
daughter Of Daniel and Amis Abbott
The friends Of the family, and ,h'se Of her hrothern
law George PAtchep respectfully invited to atcpd
her unera from the residence Ct her father No 70 Front
street Brooklyn, at three o'elo ID this sfteinto1.
On suntAy, February s, EMMA wife OF Andrew 0.
Tuttie, anc daughter Of tbs late Charles Svs5, Esq
The rienos ard seqvairtanoss OF the family ect
suly invited 10 attend the funeral at thros O'Clock this
aftei noon from No cas- Houston strsst
On sstutdsy February after brisf iInsss PErr. Nc
LouGHLIs, g.. late Governor Of the Anshouse La ths
Goth ytw OF bts age.
His fiends respectfully invited to att4nd his m
neral, 1T ten o'closk This mornpx from hls l.ta
residence No esl Hseisnp street near isr,rsao H,s
mains will be ssea to 81. Pataks Cathedral for iates
ment-
On Monday, February 8, Marina widow OF James Dor.
set, In tine 6ist year OF her Age
The friends and relatives OF tho deceased also NJ h,r
nlsv John e. Essie respectfully invited 10 A.
,,ud her funeral At four O'CLOCK 10 Afternoon
- the feadence OF the latter, No. West wsshiS gton
place.
On Sunday. February s. Mrs. ELIZABETH A. LAR.uy, wife
n Moses IArk r.
NJ trends Of The iAmiy Are respectfully Invited 70 IT.
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Married.

n Yenkers, on Saturday evening, February 4, by the
Rev. " NJ Euribas Captain EDWARD vAy SrcE, Of New
York 10 MARY T. BlsnFoRD, OF The for ner pls;e.
California and On gon papers plea,e copy
On r ieay. February 8 By tns Rev Hush II. Blair,
JAMES FoRRIsT engineer OF Glasgow to MARY McI.ARrY
shi,d da gnter OF NJ McIa-ty, OF Greepock Scotland
On Sunday, February 6, By thu Rev Isaac Fstsr, Of
wliamseurg JAMES kCyicxgR to MARY MATILDA cRopsEY,
both " New York.
On Saturday, Fesruarv in New burg, Orange county
N. Y, BY the Rev. r. Putnsy Mr. JoHy H. TiIFoRD, OF
New York city, TO Miss MARY ErzaBErn daughter Of Mr.
Jacob Berry, Efq Of the form.r plsoe.
On honcsy, January 80, BY tie Rv. D. Bacon FRANCIS
. Indy TO HELEN MAHuA, only daughter OF James Todd
ESQ., of Broosiyn.
Baltimore, wathh gton, SarAnnAh ard New Orleans
p4pers please COPY.
b. the Rev John A. MeKesn Mr.. NEWTON ST. JOIN TO
Misc GAokeIAsA wHArrs, daughter Of VIM. Q. whAi.s
ESQ, all o. this city.
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UErnD STATIs DrTsicT CouHT Mos. to TO-
BuPEKap CoURr- 9e1e ral ferm.-Nos. ], 4, l26,
Alto a.
sup.sss couprcirouit Mes J. T. 81, lel, I62, 1913,
10, le6 1861, 1877 leo 40 III. Ia. 246.
Ccsmos PIUs-Nos. 8, "a %, a. AZ, 80, 81, 63, IS,
q, OIL o. 40, Il 126
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To the Editor OF the New York Herald

B-Ibs dis obstruction OF Lsfayse He use by iah
ruin 81 peeuniary wholly
Destroy d. has yet posed debt Of gratitude which
ula desro r. noi nowledge, bus discharge
Our than ks are hereby yea :, the psoe and
The gallant the city, for their
70 preserve property from tho eeyouring flames We
would gratitude 70 nu aerous individuals he
thy they ex.en det to mob only in words
~ deeds tho horel keep this oty foe
lrompt liberal tcunsry assistance arr xso
treaest obligations and would particularly add tk.t
ntly srd thoust ttnly considering that Mrs L.ner had
Sr wearing Apparal Captain Dssroos Of the Prescott
scSe has .hs say mnn1ceny presented her wish the
FM0Uo To him and to all. varmest thanks due
ana we have to sata In CONCLUSION that sar be hAppy
ana Proud 70 see cur friends at the p esontt House.
STERLING L4NIkR.
Pfesoe 10 House. Psb. 2. s. q. LANIER
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Go for twenty all aenso and
pet ~ bne portraits the act produse, and, If any
eAirg SUPERIOR quality OF rictures than most which
N DO At higher prices No aS9 Broadway.
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And tn, lay the tools bouyhi upon trust
Iash vAshI An and orowbar all covered With rust
1nd there lay eseh greenhorn coilot up In his tent
HM PORK hsi rel en- ply lis ney al spert. -
AND the only hnx lfs tho dsluded miner his ves
pictnre b. Root which still eherod him amid his
tn ent Friends should separate especially
tsr l9gg voyages wishous portraits oa ~
HIS work speaks for itself Root 10 at 1863 Broadway.
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nifty 81; Van Hanberts Female Monthly Pills, sup
prs 81 ssooo India Cholsgogue for fever and aqua
Whssrs B.lsam Of Wild Cherry, disease Of lungs 81
lnvigorstinE Cordial for impoenoy So two for s Wclfe
Aromatic sctiedsus Sehutpps, tooio dutetio, ST. Hyat
Eafs Remedy for lnter peranse at GUIoN5 LIZ Bowery
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1rees dav at O'Clock. ~ the street Commits
Noners office, Hall q Records. 70 hear the mt
siDst opening street through that cemetery
Those interested in the matter will pleas attend.
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Advice Gil atis.- Go, oil ye who sport an
up covered wi red carrotty burnt brswn hair 10
DINONkr MYERS, Of No 10 Cortland street They
dye wh.c5 Is ing woui and astoushiug the
public IT coors IL kio's Of hair and DO hsd ~ ther
hale dressing saloon st the aboo place. aud NJ BOG Grand
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The MOiAture OF tho Hair II dried up by
Me DON dyes Citadoros Excelsior Hair Dye Abe
contrary the while paris,
= limo than other oolorng fluid shade from
Hsht black. Sold and applied ~ CRISTADOROS,
10 Astof Hou
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worth Remembering "A View Clothing
Emporium has just Undersigned log
Fulton street. with entirely fresh and hAndso nelly made
ock Of clothing assptee 10 all cut and cd In
~ best styles ana win TO sa :. thu lowes possible prices
AL artcea guaranteed to 30 exactly
EDWARD T. HACKkTT, Clothing Emps rum, l0S fulton
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Hair Dyo and S9iGs.-Batchelor's Manu.
NsAexy cr these articles ID removed 2Ss Broadway
sfpsae hs Park where has she best
10 world kf Me application Of his hair dye.
SNls Of bis no~y nvntss wixs aAA teuYss Nns pxsats
Mems all - hcox.
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Caution to Southern and Western Mer-
shAnts-severAl firms In city, who oaA themselves
ehans putting gin in rreen cases and bottles :nd
calling sohnspps The genuine article 10 only sold In
sssr. and pint bellies With my name shs bottle sc5k
WOLFE sole importer and manufactures. ofaos No. n
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sumption and Bror chtsIhose who suffer at this
from dis OF ths lungs AZ throat should avail
shemseivea Of or keCntoeh Pectora syrup Tho great
science experience, snd DR. McCn
~ sairg ta prfecs relief may every Le
obtained fr this remedy. aoo by tho principal apoths
and by A. CuSHAAN CO., IL Fulton street, up
gNAirs.
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Redhesds and Gray be ards win Purchase

Gouraud hair dys They say and truly say WELL that
GOUKAULS dye must be good keps before VIE pile
dsy however, he skiful chemist. and every ar
Mole he ella oratss highly fpoken Of I'll try his dye ~
any rate in rrferr &c the many uninswn see adysr
Hsed.n Thus 20 icon gutrnR and TO nquer The
Italian medeated for the purnoan Of the skin from
ehs es implies &c Peudro subtitle. for uprootng
hair II m low fortfers any part OF the body Liquid
lily wi is and hair restorative, every appre
siAted ut " walker street, hrs STORE from Broadway
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Thouka nds Of Inferior Manufacturers have
made fortunes by their punotuaiy In executing orders
6kEN Ne. I Aston Houss, Dimes pss Mon wi
punouaty. Els shirts made TO order gu aed In
style agitation figure 1T the hour you want
them there they arc.
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Il IL Important that our Readers shouId

be ren IN ded mat NIcyLAY Co. to-day c,mmenoe
s sale OF Meesrs Hers Br ther Lowzs Of
diamond welry and splont fancy which
1nipjuvs from tn fire ~ their store Lags House
ne sale occupy every tai. The uplendid dis
nena jsw.iry watches No. VIII DO sold .. u O'Clock %
soppeted. II would be well for readers to
Nooay advertiser cat Of this sale in another past Of
eux payer Of TO day
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE FIRENIEN.

THE FIRENTEN.
no THE NEW YORK FIRE VIM
heard !, asserted that oeuld not be found who
dare allow hh name to be sd eandidaor the Office OF
Gle gneer the Fro Department Ia opposition to the
present chief Allied Car Ind believing that there
lArse number Of femen vo posed to the pue
sued BY that officer and they have laced
nomination. hereby Of myself iudeoendent oAndi
date and solicit III. sugraxes Of friends in appart
mont for Tho fhce Of Chief I'm gineer.
JANIS u. BfKNE, Foreman Engine Co No. /,
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Wholesale Straw Goods House.-To the
eSbsrs Of goods Lsland Co. prepared
thew aixes stocks Of straw bonnots offered
This Market which they will sail NJ the vary lowest mar.
2N prices by tho only Also their usua stock afmens
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New MuAic.- The Ghost Of Uncle Tom,
and choIuF by Hiss Barthe Hill and by
Ahe Hutchinson family at their concerts throughout We
Ulion. % cent?. HORACE WATERS 1888 Broadway.
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Z" Be CHEEKY Boys! He Chesry."-A new
song wish great by Geo. Cersty and Woods
AnsEs' peg ieatsd saIs Crsat the lo1e tar who
Tral CISCO Will be snbl shed fe days with Cue like
moss OK Capt Creighton, by BERRY GORDON,
Eufio put lis ers lg7 Broadway.
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..
% fully remind thei friends the public
hey are now leady to undertake and give their personal
enton TO sales household turatu reside aces Of
hnf and at their spacious sales 1863 way. We
al continue to be prompt energetic and fair charges
avonS beet energies the entrust
nG their busr ess to u.s. A. I. NICOLA,
EDWARr SINIZENrCH
Late chief ealeeu An Of III. II La da Co
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WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO TIE GENE
talheuteworA In tms fani,'. Nut BIO sood ws nor
who have good reed apply at $50 Horny
In,
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Sewing Machines Now n tho time, bc-
oee the rush Of the spriag tuinsss for all
who require them supply with SING EHS
sewing mao ainsa Every dollar thus invested will
lus0 Sen dollars within the next four months.
/. NJ bIAGER 4 90 323 Broadway
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Secondhand Pianos, nearly equal TO New,
rem tho best aagfaoteeo At srea, ba Also D.
b. Smiths celebrated nelode tuned the Quail tenn.
reranent tie bcSt mioaecns For sale
n pT5oe. nORa CT WATERS. 1888 Broadway.
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Cards, Circulars, Billheads Labels, &c ,
surnishd a. the ssss prices in .he moss mod,rn and
All In want Of the above oall at 81 Nassau street,
GORDON'S, 81 Nassau street.
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~ titpston Is good PLAIN cock, excellent washer aod
IL MR. S.usaccrl refe gver Pl6sss all - % Ht
Sixteenth street he veen First Second .vtneeL nrs
floor.
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WANTEp-AS NULSE AS SEAMsgR EsS, IN A SMALL
w private family, Protestant woman. wao wonld 20 m
hc country required. Inquire 50 West Twenty nnsb
-
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WANTED 1MAEI IATELY-AT 49s BROADWAY
w foug cd miliners to whom tho best salscs will Be
gwen bono but those that perfectly competent need
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Hoor ay for Be avds-See Tribune, Feb. r.
Yher your rhikers moustkobui n, grow ny
guent il will feros ttrong and thick ia six
weks nne Won't stain Ijere the eAin. Eureka per
bottle; 81 20 half Seat to part OF the country
r. @. GRAHAM, 10 Ann street,
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lAGgAYRA, Dso -, 1920
Tar Absut NcoO R'slaorosi Par!ts BrsaEin9 Up a'e
Nso on Foria,ag 4 fa.s s. 4,sreI P,agasesti
again you win ss,r = ol,a. snd high pIoaisss o.
evolutionary movements 10 srush (sh-t e the inflated
ssrm) the power Of .hs Ron.sss Vos pre,ssa niai,
my dear sir 1t may be hat shs engaged in plotting
and dreaming OF psns =. dsthrons the MonAgas will turn
eat 10 have tbs spscy 9Th Of nerve requirsd
10 may Just be possible that i hey honi scres up thsr
courage to the sticking point aud break into an open
armed opposition against the government, they WI *
hibt before the world the nsaiaefs TO hold OUT
ousy against such rsyeBss rb-y Will prooaoy encoun
Ger a. hrst II h that they are sueosiai IN tns
opening scenes they Sill steiot that sesAcrlnctns
spirit OF paiotbm and union, which Is absolutely
necessary TO put the government, wtich, 10 this
ccuntr, has In its tai thres fourths Of the
probabilities OF success of contest; 1t may be
that II should their Efforts and they should
FOR time put the Aonsgss family and its Adhsrents
they win orgsns another govern which will stick
together for moro than two months; bat, all these
may les should become realities, then | q.
sure you, they will have .grssaby disappointed tss
expectations Of tbs rejecting portion OF this
mr pity, and have exhibited tnsnseyss In entirely
light Even matters stand, there Is much
diversity OF opinion Who wish for the down
fall of the NonHgss dynasty The greatest portion OF
them by far though anxious 10 IRE. the ooootry from
the oppressive and plsgng admins ration OF Aonagas,
insist q qua that entirely new order OF
things shall be ests blshed that there sh. not be
lapse to the system exciting spt-or TO ths revolution OF
1s4S but that the country shall b. left free to select
administration composed cheuy OF many OF those wno
favored the opposition 70 tns ii rgiHe, and OF those
who hare sd share ia tbs government although
they willing % adm / - parcipsters moderate men
OF the old school They proclan their determination to
thu govern me1t sonlnstsr free from the svis ot
hvortsm, relying for us ruppoe solely on the vail OF
the people AMI not OF clique, ana their snuntry no
longer in state OF tutelsss All thts donot is very
One, and pAtrione but stiil L occasions soma sa
greenent slthorgh oi al RI st-e last giving IA
their adhesion 10 ida WI IL be rsszsif
Tin alone tell na not b. deceived by what you
IN the ephrmeI& pFis' - snset- published here they
sriy Indicate the spproAoh ~ Presidential cleo
tea, In which the .oysrBmeDt candidate vil triumph
ualcsi r.crdinary not rectsd Ouch
konagas o0alp d'eta!,) takes place
shall euieSvor 10 keep advised, and to presen.
matters In their true light. Yours, ever,
SCRUTAToR.
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Board OF Education.


The Board met last evening, e. Z. Benedict Esq, Pre-
sdent in the chair The minu Of the las. meeting
The folio I'm. committees were then sls.ted BY ballot
" wit -
Executive Con mittee on the Free As.demv--Msssrs.
seade, Cooper De P-ytsr L.veridss, Wdson Bsasdct,
and Morsnd
Executive Con nitte4 on Normal schoos-Messrs. Da-
vrnport, Tracy, HiobArd Nelson, W. W. Townsend,
Stewart and Winthrop
E1eeuiiv. Cou1mi Evening Free Schools -Meams
Fen, Jones, Barro-, Rutherford, DAWSON and Adds
Finance COMMUNICATIONS, & ii Smith, SlllmAo,
Phillips, Jarvis, Adams
The menace OF the ,ard then proceeded to select
their seats, which done by ballot, each mem
choosing his seat the number Of his ward oast BY
the Clerk.
RESOLUTIONS.
That much of the Presidents address relates to
the division and cl1siu,s Of the schools uudsr the
of the Board of Education be referred TO special
committee, To consist OF FIVE member Adopted
That so much Of the Pre-. snss .dress taking the
chair January llth refers to the subjects Of libraries
70 consider and report. Adopted
Tha, the Clerk be directed to compile manual for the
year 1854 Adopted
relates the examioaon of soheo houses be referred
to = sesct COMMITTEES Adopted
That the Clerk = book for each standing
miee in which to ord their minutes, which books
shall be kept in the clerks OH e aud opsn the
spcction q every memoer of the Bard ADOPTED
From the officers OF schools Of the Eighth
ward non ipatins Samuel Berry 4 trustee OF com
mon schools in the place OF Joseph r. Facet Appoint
ment oorhrnsi
From the BoAtd 81 school officers OF the Seventeenth
ward representing vacancy In the corps OF trustees Of
their Board by the Appoiat of 7. Sulmaa be
commissioner Of the Eighth ward, and nominating asnry
B,ssrt in aia place Referred to the 'nnittss
Election and Quail ,atons of Members.
RESOLUTION
That IL be referred to the COMMITTEES on Esotous +,
report what ste to bs taken 10 dstermus
the pgh Of the 81 service OF the different
of this eny frat aud r~snty sssond wArdhs VIII ale
Tustees OF each ward having ossn elected at
the lat election
Board adjourned t, the frat Wednesday in February.
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Court Of General Sessions
Before Ms Hon. judges t,sebe
sRsTENCKD.


Reeirin9 Solen Goods Hugh Honey was Convict,
ed last week Of reeeiviog quantity Of valuable pro-
perry In the shape of hair aotn and looking glass plates
from James McKiob~p vhe his csnfes,iou, said
he Stole the goods from Anthony Psrason of Hadsoa
street The prisoner for many years occupied hi sh
ston Ia society and At his trial Of stAndag 10 the
ccmmuf ity gave him excellent character honesty
and sobrety The Court sentenced the defendant
years oophneneEt IN the State prison ct Sing sing.
PLEA OF GUILTY.
burglary IN De nird Degree -Georgs Rhodes, Who
indicted for burgarously entering store No 90
Murray street and stealing thsref property the
amount OF Sl2 pleaded guilty to petit larceny Tbs
Court after consultation with the Assistant District
Attorney accepted the plea and the defendant
mandec for sentence
ACQUITTED.
Em,e-1lrm>nt A named Edwin HAr wood
then placed At ths bar, charged wti embsssipg 500
frc Jas Smith, OF oAsge .but acquitted By
the Jury under charge OF the Court account Of the
variance between the indictment and the evidence.
fwouy IN A< Secowd Degree. "A soorso woman named
Catherine Minturn then charged With passing three
countsfs ave dollar bills Cd the Holster BAak OF But
fAo he proprietor Of sroosry store In 0angs street
named Henry B. Hoffman The prisoner proved that she
got the bills from . young man named wegsn, who
occupies store inst opposite TO that OF Hoffman; there
fore the acquitted her OF she charge aud the Court
committed wegar, for investigation before Justice
Osborn
The Court then aajcurped for the day
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Jersey city Intelligence.

DIscuARas GERMAN CoNvCrs The three German
ssnvcts lately arrested at No II Mott street. aud taken
having stolen goods to the value $3.50 from the house
of c. Sovsken the 8th init examined yesterday
that charge before Recorder Cutter and discharged
because the sucsncy of testimony TO hold them
They could be identified BY Adams Co.'S Express
Company the persons who sent the stolen goods
and German Won an wso keeps house OF ilrepute In
the Fourth ward, New York. testified that this scsused
her house the day and At the hour the robbery
took place 0hsr persons occupied the at No II
Mott street with parties upon whom suspicion rests
but they cannot be found
RyPRA OF IND WATCHING MEASURING ORDINANCE The
Common CouscI Of Jersey Cty, Tuesday evening re-
peAed the ordnspss the weighing and mea-
w-ishers meAsurers in Jersey City Mr. Cunard had
pettoned this action in der not to lose
New York merchant, insisting that necessary for
them to employ such veghsrI and messurers - they
MA
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Ala.rm.. woo,wA.. ACCEPTED III. .n.ua..,. ., Ala.


The AIDrasAr Of the Ni.stesnsh ward thought n.w
idea that the were to transact the BUSINESS
Board that tbs Aldermen were merely 70 NEE. and
s Hsss n: h.s ,n Monday IN every month :.asSs
opposed 70 the smsadnsl but wass Of the original
Ths names were called and the amended rssolsssn TO
meet on Mondays and Thursdays, was adopted
prspo.d repeal Hs 4: sr,..s. LAT.
Beard witch required lamps aat Pliers and
H. fhsss s ward said IL was an in
sss e
Ala rot s.s every ,shs she vas 70 's
had eosmttsd by Of known
1 The r.. s Ssa :s9p ss
that did not sArs how much money va, Or
hs ss ss:
and the resolution laid on the table.
coMrrRoLLsRs n sport.
ps S Il. r.
Ss M. sixth who s.a.sa
toll Of the fire BELL hurriedy into the room and asked
Ths sapIsT ..id The. Chair Va. not bound TO state
The ALDrRMAS o. ras slxrH-Thsn want isO know
n. caAsmAs said N. gentleman trom the Sixth might
Of III. sixth dent want be excused q.ushser II. Do
for 10 very little eenddsnce in the committees Of hi;
The cHaInSas then said Ss would explain NOR sully
aaa . Va, S called s psp 70 40 s s, n. sSns 10 Al
The report wa then ooneurrsd in. ~. n... :.
the report OF she Committee OF the
favor Of application from Mr. Tuth for certificate Of
years service as fireman. was read.
The alderman THE SIXTH opposed the confirmation Of
the report charged that the eshcate sought BY
Mr. Tush in order that he might be and Ess the
appoiI tment Of bellringer from tie Mayor.
long discussion this unim psrtAnt subject took
place. during which the Alderman Of the Sixth spoke
four or five times
the Sixth again
The CHAIRMAN said the Alderman OF the Sixth could not
sreAk without the permission Of the Board
The ALDERMAN Of the Ninth made some remark that
was inaudble.
The ALDERMAN OF the SixthYou not chairman here
You Che sentence WAS lost)
The CHAIRsAN-The Alderman OF the Sixth must
sptctful Language TO every member Of this Board
Alderman Morrill, the gentleman does MOI keep civil
tongue in his hsas viii move his expulsion from the Beard
Tie ALDERMAN Of the Sixth again essaysd TO speak.
The CHAIRMAN decided that be could not be heard unlss
by permission OF the 1erd The vote was TAKEN when IL
decided that Tho 1derman Of the sixth b. not allowed
70 speak.
The Board shortly Afterwards adjourned.
scene then ersued ~ dgraceu to our City Fathers 40
ofcorrupton which been charged agsns their
predeeesser The Alderman Of the Sixth inveghed in
serms as.n.s ssver. q the q the
when he said 50 and SOL ansther he proclaimed
them etor. he wa, done With them one Alderman called
enough for him or any Alderman around that table
II this Re reformation think the citizens Of New York
will find themselves sadly disappointed.