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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21
THE EXCIsE COMMISSIONERS.

Tn. trial of Isaac H. Champion, of eight OF the meu-
Der, of the Brooklyn Board Of Excise was concluded yes
,erlay in the Court of Oyer and Termner Inc jury So
lected consisted of David Stewart H. l. Tabor stephen
H. Cornell John II. Rhodes John Jones, hichaei MVNe-
mara, Joshua Rogers, Samuel Whi'e Mar,o' -
Cornelius Bo0ardus c. Sanford Smith Ryder The de-
fcpdap WIS indicted for sdemeanor in granting licenses
TO improper pcrsops Three witnesses were called On inc
par, OF the prosecution who testified substantially 10 ,e
same adduced the trial Of John Cavanasn' WIN
was convicted the charge. The defense '0oh-
Quoted by W. IL. Gale, Esq introduced no eViaence'
They relied upon the only question in the case, hancy
Whether it wllful, corrupt and unlawful oct upon
the part of the Commissioners Of Excise when they haa
guarded their practice in reference to granting licenses by
written application and affidavit Of applicant npprsng
them that he had the necessary accommodations required
bv the statutes also that the testimony introduced on the
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II,Rn- SHELL COMMITTEE.

This Committee held special meeting last evening IN
their room in Stuyvesant institute, pursuant to public
call Mr.. GALLAGHER, Secretary, announced thai M
ScHELL PRECEDENT. had asked him 10 say that uuaVoda-
bic business kept him away. Mr. JAS j. TAFT Of the
Second Ward was called on 10 preside. A. l. G'LLAS-
HER and WV. II. RpLEY acted rs Socretarios. At the
calling of the roll there tweniyour members pre-
The reading of the minutes OF the last meeting was
dispensed with.
Senator BARR inquired what the purpose OF the meeting
was The call read which expressed purpose.
Mr. Barr then moved that the meeting adjourn.
M SWIFT said as of the 81 gners of that call that
the purpose was to produce deron; feeling from thai
displayed NJ the last meetings also in relation the fact
n lscme Wards had not filled the number of Inspectors
II Elections He said that the reason Of the call
far as he concerned.
Mr.. BARR renewed his motion for adjournment, mas
mnch as all that had not been set forth in the call.
ERAsrUs GLOVER asked Mr. Barr to withdraw ms mo-
ton for the purpose of bringing before the Committee
matters relating TO the election.
Mr.. BARR withdrew his motion for that purpose.
The names of the Inspectors. and places OF holding
polls in the several Wards then handed in as named
by the Delegates from the Wards.
Some blanks remained, which the Chair said would Do
filed and advertised before next Saturday.
HENRY j. ALLEN then moved that the Committee cd
jou. The motion carried with dssentient vc:s
The Committee then adjourned.
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COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE.


Aler delay of nearly three months the Comniss
of Police have rendered decisions in the - Gambling
& Alderman, Of the Sixteenth Ward, and OF Capt Seven
son Of the same District The trial of these took
place on 4 20 30th and 3ls; of March, and IL is only
at tits late day that the Commissioner have been able to
make any decision in tie premises Delays Of this kind
are to our mind exceedingly injurious the welfare o the
Police Department.
The decisions are follows:
RICHARD GAMBLING AND CORNyIIrs c. ACKERNtN, 70
LICESEN, SIXTEENTH PATROL DISTRICT.
I-por examination and consideration OF the proofs we
consider hat Mrs Gamh snd AcS"rnsn l.
PROVEN The rrcrsca1n unut judicial 10 lnoth'rr nor
vlh required 20 police ofrcr,
win rg-. WI a' n sgy ot mind ncccs--y %
render him WORTHY li fubfc coufceuce.
-rcte another In reputation
sry circulated the 70 fair mind art ends - bad
u. disturbance When uutrlhs tending arc 81 circulated
The s b., Ncu5aa.c.
So lar A. these policemen discovered bv F proof hat Cep Ste
vslsoi had yioiattd DIS duly ter gh and becJg
manner prefer charges li b. gond ,l' pcseua0n
What collect snd obtain tht foi o. support
the netdui for Hfm 10 circulate ut.is 70 hs nerY
sd ia, Ncusahe circulate untu hs The circulation % hem OF
testimony disc aud tie efforts made o @
i,ss their fellow pol 81 belief ~ th we n.i consider
unt,co conduct tending deg sdo an oiecr OF the depart
men, sid violation 10 duty.
th e esrond h en4 ihey eye fef"
By uGed fiyfn icy ior thirty days each , ,-,,.
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FIRES.

TiRr ~ AsfHpsr-sr.-TwO MIS- ISJrnyD.
Yesterday afternoon shout clock fire broke oat in
frame building in the rcur Of No II Anlhony- occupied
10y several colorcd families The frenen early on
the ground bu, before they could cxtincu-h The flames
the building was considerably damaged by water.
Mr.. John Flinders while standing the building re-
cciyod severe cat upon the bead by hnces thrown
from the roof
Mr.. Thomas Carroll fireman. went into the building
20 rescue two children and losing his lie by
suGocaiicn. He, however succeeded IN making lis way
out with the children when be fell PROSTATE upon the pave
incnt Medical MD was soon at hand, but cons.dc-l Die
time elapsed before he restored to consciousness
rAIsH ALARM.
The alarm OF FIRE about o clock Yesterday aft
was caused BY the burning Of several bales Of hay At the
foot Of Northmoorcf The hay was doubtless frci by
a gang Of boys known as dock loafers. who
s,nnny rrowng obou, and committing ever! And Of
mischief
FIRE N BEAyEE-sT.
AZ o'cloc,. los, evening fire broke in the buili
ing No. 20 Bcovci-s frat floor and basement occupied
by Lobac & S.hopcor, Commission merchants. second
floor by Bodcwod q Brothers and Martin & Rio, a.
Offices tbird 1oor by Rudoplus Wolfe, importer Of
ScLnapps. The Gremon of tho dsrc; promptly responded
10 the harm and succeeded in subduing the flames before
they had gained much Roadway. i large amount fdin
age was sustained by wafer the loss by fire bcny very
center Of tie building, partition and from the APP
pearancc Of The premises clearly evident tint the
fire was the work Of nccndery. Owing to the late
ness Of The hour VIC were unable to obtain either the
losses or insurnncCs.
FIRE rs BRoADwAy.
At 12i ococ. las, night Ere discovered in the
cellar Of No 3o6 Broadway, by Officer Garland, Of the
Sixth Ward Police. An alarm quickly given, nni as
readily responded by the frCmen who put out the
fire. Tic building If owned by George +. Fox and occu
pied by Costing who j. preparing for eatn house.
The FIRE broke out among shayines in the cellar,
which stored with casks Of brandy betweenwo CASKS
Of brandy and before it put burned Oh the hoops
Of bo and deeply Charred tho stayes Had not The ca,s
been bound by iron well wooden hoops the ire would
undoubtedly have reached the spirit and extensive
Aagration would have been the result As was bat little
damage was done 70 the stock and the building unn
iurod The FIRE undoubtedly the work Of an uceli
ary tin can containing gallon and hall OF spirits
was found upor the burning shaynrs from which. when
the fire had been subdued the handle found 20 have
been melted on.
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FfCT or SLAIKRI.'

slave Of Richmond Va formerly belonging 10 ma,
u Hanover p That State. but recently -od 10 fellow 10
Ms,.oipIi at very high price, being disa'sfei With
the change Of ownership, and possibly liking the doi OF
being transported 10 MssissPp apple lighted match To
Of The purifiers connected with The Gas Work. where he
employed p'obab for the purpose q blowing II III.
IT, slave killed and the building dirnas'i TO the
c,ca Of about 81 600 Whole loss, probably $1,000 to
A
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PERliC MEETINGS.

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ret 81 me prosecution did moi psain IA question in ihc
Indictment, which madc 1t misdomcnnor. Judge Rock
well in caerius dc Jury laid down The Law plainly aud
De, retired fof d-lhcraon ntoui O'Clock. AZ o'clock
Hey cluncd unable 70 ngrcc upon verdict and hoy
NAll -cnL Ln-A I'D ln-L "a Nh IN .hn nl,h
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY.

The Executive Committee OF the American Tract So
eety met on Monday afternoon 10Th Wa. FoRrr, Esq in
the chair Letters were read from Toulouse, France
Geneva Switzerland Hamburg, Bremen, Lippc and Ber-
lin, Germany; Stockholm, Sweden; Ahmednugger, Mel
lore and Calcutta India and from Honolulu Sandwich Is
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BOARD OF EXCISE.

The Board Of Excise for the TwentyGrst Ward was in
session Yesterday for the second day and 81 licenses were
granted The total number of licenses granted in this Ward
sss Councilman Earl withheld his name from all licenses
No lcenses were granted to corner groceries.
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'rpde. wavc,ilos appropriations oi n "'"''t"S ''"'
ttrDn -.
ne td,nhurah reyt Society Scctlaod or',''' P"p'
,s,ons u ih,n depository e. hc amount cf about e. '''
nlnn ,,tcnti,o pnhiiahur house Ia tn semr cit, %
A4,t yec,a ,opl,e moulhlN ot The The Chlie Ihpcr
a.. c,r,pie tn thp Wonth erp iit and tho Frina
G.r ,hv rsnc i,,od were about two n"d holt million
lN'th
The Rev, M,.,,s Coot AND i'lr., Sccrtaricp vino had
irti t,fnfuo Doom (ulpottof Cow rtrra NJ ST. LOUIS
a,d tlteefr mtlv interesting Natomcn's rcspc, Ing
Nctc wv,iN.e Ntail, mtN agents aud ,clpotirR uwi
,p each ,,N. ADont h.t of She coipottofa Ger
mana NcNaNi,ia NorW ,fisna ~ NUlslmon nhnrns frr
A.ir ,mEtam cvuut,Nmon. The convention continued
6,c t> daNt each ond hoados dad, ptaycr meeting
,vhhvftiNr tta.ios ctt.N hour dsy and pub
c m,ctnge ,,e,, o,cunr were held IN the charcho" o
various denominations. Ne lrss than eleven dcnomina
tous VIEW wptosontcd IN the meeting nj 81 Loni' anI
thttttCn IN that az Chicago. Vet the harmony was ~
vvmldctc that VI difficult e. determine the drnom-
national afnvs o any member of the on,cntions The
uc,vsSN and adaptation Of colpcragc at the vest anu
o Importance vi Increasing Tho number OF c"lpof'cre
c,lvc,sN among the foreign om'grout cla'sc', re I'M
sScd thu s,ciarrs hy the ccncs nnd 'act "i thcsc
Mcsrtu rr,ious and were urged on Tie committee
The So,i,tN needs funds.
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r. K. rfLLOU.
W. K. BEEBE.
j. 4 WESrERNELl
THOMAS STEVENSON. cAprAIy SIXTEENTH PATROL Dis
TRicT.

The case of Capt. Stevenson of the Sixteenth Ward
Upon examination suh cousd ration Of the proofs ia mi cas- We
consider at he charge proven In eiicace % tue ir
sh gf cittsors she .-inorY 'onhc' userti hoh
tie 7th th. the proof os rig -l me dc
tense A the 6h eth ld- o. that degree o. 'o
wher, che iruih which doub s
.ulh construed favor o re
Cused
duf5 STATE however that We consider tl'
order ttc house 90 -ls Az er,u - De-
cleared az the lloaiaI STA November M shown o. tie
roo committed q aud aat ug pl0lIc AID sul-ar
sn.usg1 lie acted strrtl-l1y ilat M
f lhi q fhe ls att - ~ f.
usry las ne ALLEGES. ll0ue aud without having Win hn Oh
tanning sucitLt DID, and going N.Y. blrouDs oi ari.k
g raes aud iee king pealng drink anything wish
while engaged service portsn', be ae't iaascr'efy
ard MTrOr~ry
lnaed dub 'he wi dom pPrei7 Of tine p.a'u or o'r
h.h ts Police, Tor sprcf rr.e. having
their Steion srd their Districts and 1ay attending
the service process; the per,ra IA lhc own
,,r.ct. al fa.ticr. iT u-tt, O. nticff nrc.
+. 4 WESrERFELr.
r. Il TlLLOU.
Tcnucrr TIE above oniui 20 ha- uspi O. f
and the cat upon The Captain 0n
t1 testimony fdNu - %
iat ecfca-ion and th rsore prepared ty @ he hs
.ccd lnse ihe all1d ~ she above d'ou
" T. BEEBE.
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CONVICTED RIOTors CosDucr.-festsrhay 10 tue
before smith three named joseph
ne. .is- H,uy william sesnsn AHA, Pa. AMI CSrne1
,,, s sn.r .r.xned Of otou conduct and
.su IL the vicinity CT Crow H
vh,r, assaulted named Johs kdder who Wa passing
onr r.-eaby The bs ene bis sOn- aid when he also va
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THE OILY EFFFECTUAL ARTICLES - COsrARS
RAT CocgSoAcH &C. EXrgKaISAroE and CosrAR PAsAs Is
SCI PowpTR BscbnEs Mhs. Fiess &c the Powder u
cent. package.l sad CosTARs Fly PAPER Nbo.sso AM ~
tail Depot, No. 80 Broadway New Ioik
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BROOKE Wv ITEMS

CHoLERA CAsEs-Thers five cases Of cholera n th
Fourth AID Fifth Wards Monday all Of which proven
fatal before l2 clock the same night
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Al persons goir

III persons going into the country are reminded that
ti be- tL.ir Portraits i RoOrs Worlds F'F
Pr. uiun Gallery 40 SO sroaF.y Rooms s-ry
oil sccs.~ Toff,ct pictures taken ~ any weather.
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rrrrs q modern designs viii b. found a. th ~;
manufacturing deitt Of AKcHta, "ASEs Co. No ~ Broad
way The largest IN America
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FrNr AI,pN TELEGRAPH.-At the last meeting OF tie
non Cvpen resolution sdopied granting permission 70
NJ Chsr Robinson Fire Alarm TesgAph hro1xh To
..,., several station Houses with ire CITY s
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AccIDEsr.-Yes;eriay lad named Walter Eyan-, an
,rntes 10 the painting business fell the second story Of
L5.s In Parl near Hish Will. enEssei in hanging WA
% hrr Ee peke Up ,eneess By tfesr Aor-sl Of the
FIRST Dsct Police znG taken 20 drug s9e sef "-A h@ W"
sen,
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HORACE WATERs. No. 33J BrOal


Pro Noeous and Music nhole.s aud retail extremely lo
prfe His sales and small Irons liz sck u te
isret In he United States AID of ia be- lual.'y
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The Fire Department Committee OF the Common tonn
eli r,sort,s in fa1o Of furnaiHg oss Company NJ T,a ae'
csuias. a. the lssi meeting
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THr STrFrrs A0AN.-Capt Carpenter Of tie Fillh
Ward reports TO lie Chief Of Police tho condition Of the
streets in this Ward relative to garbage AID gutcrs-oi
tie former he says: 1t ia but justice say, that from
TN experience of many years he has the streets
in lc Fifth Ward SO clear Of fl but the gutter are in
a very filthy condition from The want Of being washed ont
by the Croton water lie says that unless the Board chi
poweis some one open the hyrants morning and even
ing TO wash the agnant water that accumuiaes through
the day in the cutters, sickness ard death will oycdakc
them. An arrangement he thinks could easily be made
with the Police Department for them to open the hydrlais
once or twice day. by this water would
he wasted than sary to purify he streets aud save
them FROM sickness
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GREAT FESTIVAL FOR TIE LADIES AND tWLDREN.
4s AFrERNoos commerciar o'clock. the word owned
n-tu u UscLE ToM's vii be- performed ~ the Neo-
excrsn- opportunity for tnIi3 ma
ca tie The u.hrs entertainment ~" con-
tisf tn gr.a Drama kEsSETH. the Musical D3- 81 Ihl
Norsr 3. MAIo and tie performances OF Mons DGyANr
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BopY FoUND-Tbe body of Patrick Murphy, who Wa
p,d on the lzh ms, BIZ falling tbs Ferry beat Wysnfsn
W a sshed up wsren yesterday nornns Irs
EotI1ed
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Jt,rirss CoURT The Law Committee, ct the last
ne.ir % The Ccnea Council re- % ne nhsf u h' 5F
ioF 81 lr ticfs CcuEt The Cry ha reported 70 ii'9 'ai ic
i-ntt t 1.fl IT'S recently eec-fi-t y ~ Co4-'4 oi
r llc suF-a.a
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49, nr 80 NIr.Ic,L q

CLOSE or the Musical CONCRE-s.-Next MON
DAY 81. ftrllasa ~ JLLLIENs 20 he CratA "a see
ana o ID. .rtat Musical hsf has delighted many lons
ana. OF GU z-ns fif-nens Qladlle, che NOS
stirring exciting piece Of e2sut, viii De played As psia
tbs evening
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c.,,o, Coryc-r rrr..-At tho z,eptirr Of tho Com.

(ov4Oy tOCNClL tTEss.-At tle NeFiinI ot tne Ionl-
NON C,ur n Monday evening 'ncator Wss Teec. ed
tom The Contro III BirdB. sskn. TIE srens o. NJ For
srs S,-,ster du,- Collector II Taxes and % snelts
&c. a., ifl hs,in1 held tue tine hn;sd BY he
Chsrte ro!, " III having retained
81 r,o..,- r.civ.f fora o.g time;
viii net the per received County frx &C.
the ii The tr.i- IN rr %
COW ~ the Couor. corriurics - he Collector
for hi
sbr 81 M o,,y b. the and Police of nj.
re bed ~ ne taer
hat NJ such sgrofntnenis Dspn.1 S1e1l med' ~
sucb ror-I sad dues e. re a
provides laid z table by = 9to&
A esolu,iol adopted recng Street tonSore-s % lave
81 ;h AMI cutters IN the Licky eit 5rt M OF I've Sy
"a fhcruuEh'v
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PnRFNOLOGY.-Tl


sss hi private elass q, ocoes I'M Evening,
~ e PirsuoCsca Cabinet No So Broadway Tier l. 49,. -
o. rostguiy few who wish 10 become melor's
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ForsplIyG.-An infant about four weeks old was
piclet uP Sco aue. Bedford Yesterday II was Ven
ekUEe Of tire Sspcriutc- e. ats ri The Pco-
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No EXTRA CHARGE.-

&C., the living Unicorn 70 B.RxrNs Mu-enn wines n
D. gwen there every aerroon and eve lng
scnisuoe rays ors RAFFAELLo famous dFeu a played
the.r twice TO-DAY
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Another scor,her yesterday, and preparations for
rain which were finally postponed. There oleraby
fresh breeze during The day which materially miiigatcd
tie effect of The suns rays. Yesterday the soscc,
with Gneon houis and six minutes Of visible line and
ucsrly eighteen hours Of daylight.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LArcEST.-A man named John
hrrs Yesterday suspicion o. scaling wte'
con'ai1rr -. the property WIN Bcecscr Of No. 50 eu'
vich, Bl.fckcr avrea-s f asleep Ia chsf acr dnnar
Evi,. wallet "a his aantaor8 nocreL SLleH the Only
rr 10 80 VIII hin - the time and shcu he aToAe al
IN 40 riuues afer IN h uea4due de- money had
boon aslcird from c wa and he latter was gen in ni c
Policeman 0ir1 o. fhr Filth Wau look Che prisoner De-
fre Justice Osborne sid b. committed for esaansou
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WLLLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

CaNrHEST LtwT EVPr0sI0S.-About 10 O'clock Mon.
dey evfnrg. csrrhene i.up exploded sor. 2
sfsrsrhuis No. lss Graadsf Bu i',e dsunlse
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CHARGE os BrRGLARY.-rwo Germans nanel Henry
prterrv end John Meyer yesterday arrested. clar-
vi br,tirr into tie slaughter huse - Forie,h @ aud
See ing thtr.ro1 qu-strT beef and sheep TIE
tiiaL
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ElrTEoRoLoGIcAL REGISTER


OLssy1 Ii3r BY NtQrG1rd Ihcrgoffers ~ - (t =
C - hoSKTTTI
1854. 9AM pm s "
June ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - 20
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BrRGL,sY AyD Arson Yesterday morning about 2,
M a,e0ye.ed the lfr Nclutve corn II
ri ard Nuth TeDh-sA L wss c,iiasu4aed b. NJ srd
,e,<l, 30 the win pals Il
80. fha Oh, uoash sses window
H. .ro o,hiDs The money drawer fE shilrs. they
g. si-s
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CnARoF OF GRAND LaHcFyY.-On Thursdly night

David BtLn. desf and three others. equally un.ocrnse
visited spalring exhibition the house No p Whcst,
some from the poke, of te oner bic gold watch Ih
Others josfle against hr ant me
being sccud Of The pretended that ne VINE
watch he allowed d0vn lar world IND
H. permitted but aed Of the h0ue h the
rtcrtou escaping He however, ovcken aud placed IN
cusfody Of policeman Justice O5one yesterday committed MIN
f.rf
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PARKS AND WoRvs.-Our City has several PdsSs such
as they are and pays 10 watch and keep them; BAT
whether these men know thing Of the busin f hey
have undertaken would seem very questionable. Most
certainly man tit keep Park ought to know enoG a.
and have energy enough not to LEI the foliage o. the trees
be up before h eyes and his PARK converted into
public nuisance ly thousands Of disgusting
Union Park IS such nuisance Washin, tonsguaTe Is
another: other Parks similarly infested all By the
measuring or spnning-worna kind Of caterpillar which
covers The trees OF most delicate foliage strips them nearly
nekod and spins down upon the persons aud dresses OF
those who unheednrly traverse these Parks. Yet every
one of these insects might and should have been de-
moshcd the first day after they made themselves visible.
Raspai ssys pound of Gum Aocs Dissolved IN barrel
Of water and showered two three o; these trees by
garden engine would speedily eject every Of the
pests that did effect the purpose few pounds of
Potash dissolved in barrel Of water and showered over
the afflicted trees a. aforesaid would be pretty certain 20
90 it, Should that fail they should next be doSed in ike
mounor with salt: then with dissolved quick Lime, Sc.
day S rcsolue work by qualified to have charge
of a Park. would lonS since have used up the worms,
saved the foliage Of noble trees and rendered our
Parks soace and comfort where they source Of
annoyance ard disgust
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Boy DRowsrD AT STATEN lsLAsD.-About o. o clock
last evening Newsboat was opposite vanderbilt
Landing our reporter hearing the screams of number Of
children on Townsend Dock and suRposing something
unusual he'd happened pu. back cpd a.cestaned that