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FIRES.

STEAMBOAT DESTROYED BY FIRE,
The steamboat Wave, which was destroyed by fire
On Thursday hight rs reported in yesterday morning.
TRIBUNE, was sixteen years old and used as a tow
boat. She was commanded by Capt. Charles Ger
main. The fire originated in the aiter-csbin and
thence spread 10 the forward part Of the boat destroy
ing the entire upperworks Of the vessel Her machn-
cry s total wreck. The loss is not great as a.
first tbonobt and Is now estimated at about $40 900.
Insured g., 600 in the Pacific Insurance Company,
e. 600 in the AstOr go 900 in the Atlantic and $4,000
in another Company, the name of which we did not
ascertain The origin of the fire is not yet known the
matter being under investigation.
FIRE IN FoRTIETH-sTREET.
On Wednesday night, about 10 o'clock, fire broke
out in the frame building on Forteth-st., between
Third and Lexington-avs. owned and occupied by
Mr.. Charles Valentine stable
The building, with the greater portion OF It's con-
tents was destroyed, three valuable horses-two
belonging to Charles and one to James Valentine
perishipg in the flames all efforts TO the animals
proving unavaing. Through the exertions of those
early on the ground horse was rescued from the
burning building.
Mr. Valentine has an insurance of about $500 on the
stable in the Pacific Insurance Company, and $500 in
the same Office on one of the horses.
The horse owned by James Valentine was valued
at 800.
FIRE IN ELEvENTH-AvENUE AND THlRTY-SINTH-sI.
On Thursday morning at o'clock, fire broke out IN
frame stable on Eeventh-av., near Thirty-nlnthst,
thence the flames extended to blacksmith shop occu-
pied by VIM. Brown; frame building owned and &C.
cupied by James Pine dwelling owned and occupied
by John Carpenter and the grocery store of Abraham
H. Rick. The stable, blacksmith shop, and dwelling
of Mr. Pine were entirely destroyed, notwithstanding
the efforts of the iremen. A mule valued at 500,
owned by John Riley, was burned to death IN the
stable where the fire originated. Loss of Mr. Brown,
$500; no insurance. Loss Of James Pine, $500; no
insurance. Mr.. Carpenters building was damaged to
the amount of $500; no Insurance. The grocery store
of Mr. Rick was damaged to the amount of about
$50; insured seOO at the New-Ansterdam Insurance
Company.
The Ere was doubtless the work of an incendiary,
and hopes entertained of ferretng out the villain
The Fire Marshal is investigating the matter.
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The Cor. 'bcn protested 10 sentence eever1 Or
i-rds sot,,e'sa ssras tho present. -s'S - ''oS'
Henry souller ooBvlotss OF petit larceny. Conhaa-
nbest 10 'bs agsss n hs'aF, 81, -.
Felix KFnn.dY osnYiG-ed Of ike ofonse, Two
ubonth.' sorfr snrrt ths PeEsntHy. -,
Tobp Ue,siap convicted Of IN attempt at grand iar-
zen, a.. ..u,e.esd 90 H mJnths sonhnsnett 10 the Psa
Henry Williams and Richard Wilson, convicted Of
.,.uti.r % rob VIM Hslsr o0gnryman "ers sentenesa
.ah 20 i've y..fs confinement IN tho stare Prison
,rtsDrss 20 a., ruoa,h e0uat srnen Back~sFs iasBa
John suaDdriDg plead guilty to pea' arc o1y 1so.
and ,ss;sbcst u IN rnuihS e5rnsmon IN A' ren"o'
Andrew Curtis convicted Of burglary in tue taire
degree sentenced - fse yeaS eJn6asnsnt IN a' S'H'
PriNB.
Thomas Sinclair, convicted also OF burglary, was
sentenced three years ooGine tho state Prison
John Fin,er convicted Of assault and battery upoa
. ~ ic.man taed as
Ihs Court thea a. Jourred for the day
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MARRIED.,

RvRKE-WlsFxAs- H1boken, Monday afternoon. oep
H. by the Rev Alfred 3 Patton Mr JAMES A. BURKE 70
Mi,, MARIA L. WisgMAS, ell Of Hoboken City,
BuRRtpcK-OcDEs-In Paris at the American Embassy, ~
THURSDAY Aug l6 L. 3 BURRioGE, MD to EMMA daughter
OF s. J. Ogden ESD. Of New York.
Cuerrs-KIpDys-At Pekn. " ", on "Wednesday sept 10
nv the Rev f. Taylor Mr.. JAMES r. CURTIS OF Adrian
Mich to Mis- HESsETTE A., daughter Of DR.. l. B. kiddsf
ofthe former pace.
JoHssoN-DEAs-On Wednesday evening Sept 10, BY tbs
Rev Geo c Lucas J. C. JOHNSON and Mis- JAst +. DEAs.
both of this city
LgsLIE-EaLFIu New.York. Saturday, Sept u, BY hs
Rev MI ThnmpOn Mr. JosEPS LESLIE, formerly o ips~tos.
England to Miss ELIZABETH EHLR Of this city.
RcHM,s-BgRpsxE-On Thursday Sept 70, by the Rev. D.
Wells De WITT c. RcBMsS. ESQ., Of auscatins, lows, 70
Niss NARY re- RsUF of Wili,msbursh "
ernv,,scs-ELtIs On Tuesdsy Sept 10 at the Breadwsy
Tuyerss.t Church In tbs city by the Rev T. H. Chsos.
Cs sTEvESIos Of LawEencebursh Ia. to JULIA b. dsush
ter OF b en- amin Ellis of Brooklyn, N. y
Cincinnati c. zette please copy.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-SEPr ?-Bsfoss
Judges NELSON and BErrS
al RICHMOND.


This vessel il will be recoected, while on whaling
VOYAGE ana nearly full Of oil and wh.ebone struck on roes
or reef the Arctic Ocean aud could not he got Oh Two
three other whaling vessels coming to the vicinity the capss
of the Richmond trough the form sale at ,on bat
the ne 20 be syn prevousy settled upon and sold the cargo
10 the captains the other shes NJ almost nominal pce
ard the cargo transferred the other vessels qua tno
Richmond taking from her 81 the materials po'sse.
.bsndoue-her and taking IN ons OF tho
Other vessels The captain not long asIwnd died. Tho %
and whale brought the United states 10 tho snip
Pan,ma and Elizabeth Firth consigned the owners u
tho cap bought the oil &C. and were sold by them
The owners Of Richmond then sued TO the value
said oil and whsebone &c cOnendns that the sale by ths
void The ted Ia the nitsi StNes b
tct Court and given the oelsnsths Court
holding the sale to have been good snd valid The nj cd
States Circuit Court however appel reversed the decco
bodps that the said sale by the passed no ute, boz
that the said other vesse entitled 20 one s
the proceeds Of the oil sud whaebone sold for In New
York.
TIE suit ented John II. Jones' and Others hbeants ana
appellants a the cargo, mse'as &c OF the ship hchmp md
Post sherry and Others and NJ & O. Howell aud others
Yesterday an order entered requiring respondents TO Peg
10 the ownes Richmond said half with interest," at tss
pce sold for York OF their dechnus 70 %
so be had to John W. Nelson Es to tsh
proof sud compute the value &cthe costs OF the appeal and
OF the suit be equally borne by claimants and rsPondsnA
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Adyertisem ent- /


ANOTHER DIsTINGU IshED AKRN AL.-scdIcciy
had the Anticipated arrival of Madame Rachel been
pouuce the papers when the already excited pubc were
startled from their propnety with tie Intelligence OF ths a
o the
CELEBRATED BLACK PRINCE.
We spprehend his Sable Hghness exclusive stay among Us
NM, be brief his invitations 70 various
sections Of the city add j. plainly indicated by tue fol-
losing extract from The Court Journs;
osry,I oy Tsy BLACK PRNcE-Ws happy 10 announce
N onr patrons the pubic uuy prepared 70 sup
NV ii orders for our Just celebrated PATENT sToys THt
s., 49,, pRtNcl increased facilities for manufacturing
viii snabe US ell demsnts for the Trade which tue
want a those facilities dunng the last season compelled Us 70
decline ~, ~, -. d..
Stove every VI the most approved AK
Range it equally desirable for PaTio or Kitchen me
neapss appointment added TO the immense SAVING OF iu
nee. on, 10 h. seeu u supersede all others u
v. Corr No. 3iJ Grand-st..
LIZA ". J. CoEr. No. 80 Bo~cry,
Stove and Range NAreroOms.
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SUPREME coURT-srrerAL rrnS-srrr. "a.


Mary Z Ktlm SGT George A. hetn-
This was suit for divorce, In which plaintiff ap-
n.,d without ne II friend obee,,n HAVING been msas
he other .de and Of divorce was entered M 4. az
sid has gore California bri previous 70 hs esvns 80
UNDERSTOOD ssee paper in relation 20 tae uasr Ap
pcaton was aie yesterday TO the Judge 70 ME piper and
rrcy the sulaY The Judge remarked that snoush
proIer for p6seeuns defending s1 too divorce
70 apreA7 ~ friend tie In. gua lty would net mpM
the ysdy Of divorce tho evsst Of
btins after made Judge will permit hs nsns OF snsxt
friend TO be fled pro tune
EaRFAs CORPUs-CUsrODY or CHILD.
On the application of James Dunlap, requiring his
wife sarah Dunlap produce the person OF neat lasn
child Tioma Dunlap o whom the father aims the care ana
cu. ody the t,eut. living ,epsse aud the mother having
pre.u the custody o tho child srssdy referred Co. t>snwooy
ss,ssn ves,rdsyhe husband hsos scused the w,te o.
liz ing improper life and being unit tor tue custody OF INC
chd whh den ed by herr su she also stating th tue ehe
b Of delicate hes. ard requires Its mothers care and 'hs no
father OF ungovs rnabe temper united r the care OF ne
b,S On The rart Of the husband tbs, tse wits
was in the habit attending balls plays &c AMI E'msnos
AZ tin Eight. which caused dheuJ between hef
self husband and he 6na took her ead aud ion nuns
ne now reading with her sister An effort made to show
that coming the house where aus EosdoS
AZ ia,e hour Of night but her part IL declared ana
ated by the sister thai visited them but tho doctors
To be Continued.
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NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE JERsH CRY COMN0S CoUN-
Gil A Special Meeting Of the Jersey City Common Council
held Thursd,y evening AID TYaRoLL in the absence
the President Of the Board presided
the Mayor Directing to the Tax ordnance, was
sustained Another relative 10 tho purchase OF the pro-
posed City Hail, laid the table Jr future
action
Special Election for an Alderman the First lard in the
place OF Aid Lyman who resigned ordered to take place
October ..
The Committee the alleged Bribery Case asked for permits
sion TO employ additional aid in their investigations
The Board adjourned TO Tuesday evening next.
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FRIDAY, Sept. 2i-P. N.

There was fair amour, Of business at tho Board
10 dsy but the feature of the market was hesviness.
Tho largest transactions were in Erie, Reading sad
Cumberland of tho latter. $500 shares sold It the
second Board closlng at aol. Ehe wN active he
transactions adding up nearly 1000 shares. Compared
with yesterday tho market at the close showed de-
cline Of cent. Thcquotations bctween the Besrds
werv a. low ~ ass. but ser the Second Board Ii rel
teA to ass sasi. Needing, although tho tuanAgs Is
declining. Was simoss the eply buoysai stock. l.
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house. Aho dcponont aays that servant GIL npN In
tic hoasc named Ate Told doponcni that tho poctor
had performed an operation on her which produced
miscarriage Sho "a now living in tia housc a.
servant. And dcponcnt further says that Tho Doctor
visits many women at thoir residences for tho pur-
pose Of performing operations which produce abor-
tons The deposition Is scned Jane Talbot.
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ACTUAL RATE, on EACH WARD.

WATcH PREsENTATIoN.-The police OF the Ihrd
Drc, have preseuted Captain William yanleryeer with q
so gold watch testimonial OF theF respect and e
eem On the is engraved representation OF "ashngton
~ b hattie Of Trenton and the Is the American
coat of arms side of the slide The fob chain Is an
s,svns IN full uniform and on the
ey.r,. tue Third District Station House
The kew is onamer ted with corneisn stone and finely
rb.sed and engraved. The establishment cost : 20
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P,rrs NJ RRooK1Yy TAvArIoy.-The follow

RATES OF BROOKLYN TAUArIoS.-The following
are the rates oaxson the City OF Brooklyn for the year
1873 prepared by the Cies of the Board OF supervisor
~, nurse. STAT q
The ate iax OF l2t the +lOon the City OF ~ ~
p.L -. corr,y ~ Kirs. ........... ~ 9l %
H. ~ he safe school tax ofthe County is. 1891 %
IN, sp,Ggn s'ea 10. 5o27s7 50
TOY 50 cents the = 100 Of valuat,on) - -.
The ayer.ge the whole City Of Brookyuts 81 o.
For the frs: y Wards comprising the late City Of .
Brooklyp.... ~
For the 18th 18th. 18th and 18th Ward' comprising the
late CITY Of Willansborgh II
For the nth and 18th WARDS comprising the town OF .
Rush ~
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DEATH w AR X A n T .

L. y
r. ~ shs,,g u ne Cny Gsd Csssiy u N'ViV
srssfing
HArsas AZ Court Of 0snera Sessions Of tho Peace.
held tho CITY aud County Of New fotk, AZ the
CITY Hall Of the said CITY Tuesday tho eshircnth day
of ssptsuhor In tho Of iotd Thousand eight
bundled aud ny.hve, WILLIAM sCHARFFENBfRo
was In due fotm Vt lsw convicted Of the MI RpEh 81
HELENA MrNrsE
tad wAs,e,. Friday the ?is day Of september. Ia
the yoa aforesaid al tho said Court Of oonsfa Sessions of
Of tho fe.es bold and Tot tho said CITY and Coany
tho ca, Hall Of said city Judgment sssn ia ths
Court that the said Lia sohaasnbets 1f the 'as
Mnddss sad Felony uAsDTD AZ fHr WA tsrh "f -
prADi
ted sAs.ss. ia tho said las. msasisasd day tbs ..d
tisa sshaidsnhofs soeteasei 70 % 'AAen 70
Jit, rts,a Of the city 81 leiA hssn wassee hs
e.ue anI on FRIDAY tho sissesnih day % NS,eases
s...ss 10 b hssssi by ihs acc. asA 10 DO deed
NJ. t,.sr., tsa The aid shefd, aip required. ani
a, ths,s sssa. ssi.tr commanded 80 Sssss eaosaiisa
A., 10 J.s ay. BE s.a W SshA dsahsfs dias
=. . ..a ,hs s.i ,sast hath sP~aIe AMI doth hsfes,
sp.t FRIDAY ths sisssssih la, al Ns.s@ses ass' -
IL A, .. yLsh ths saii ssasass shall 10 esesatsi
l. .-.s-~.. .s..~ ~ l. t.sss Sara u hsSssAef ~
sLs ti, IL Nov ts's .ai jasks OF tas s.i tSst .ss
- .s...ss~ss ts ssli rsst asi ths rsosllss t~lss
.I..ss haze ts.o~sts s@ts bsi sy sas.e shss t~esI
sf ssrts.ts. u tas ys. 81 tssd ss' h's
,s,,-sil JAMES n SMITH. ia
| AEs-s. ntsss Nassss,ssss, tist
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JoHs B. COUCH is called on by a correspondent
% Brooklyn, to give US just one Temperance Address
before our approaching election under pledge tn st
he shall be asked to give but one But one here would
be tie signal for other calls and these for others to
give "just one address each in five hundred places.
Whenever he can do so consistently with his duty to
preserve his life and strength We do not doubt that
Mr.. Cough will take the stump, and not be satisfied
with speaking " lust once
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CIT Y ITEM s.

We understand that the Rev. Joseph P. Thompson,
pastor of the Broadway Tabernacle Church, has de
eined an invitation to the and elegant church on
Woostersquare, New Haven, built by the hberallty
of Chauncey jerome, Esq. This ia the church in
which the Rev. DR.. Cox has lately ministered
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II You want b. sce an Ingenious piece oi work.
.sn.hto cal At " ~ WmsastHs No ~ Nsiisnl'ns ss1
.ysns the nov style Prs snd PHse CssE made ~ MN
,..sd I0vsDs Farrsr" IL hs nr,st oomPiss sff "iss
1,snt ever offered n 10 Dads u sos ssa o. yer
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COURT CALENDAIt-THs DAY.
CoMnoN PLgAs-By the Court, without Jury.
ComNos PLyas-Nos. l49, l42 to Isl, l55 to l5s.
SUPERIOR CouRr-An entirely new Calendar VII
be made M for ensuing Trial Term Of this Court and
be net 10 re6ls all issued this day
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THE STANDARD SECOND READER BY EPEs SARGENT.
limo PIP. 2l6- Philips, sampson 4 Co
This volume OF Sargents Standard Series OF Read
Jog Books for Schools consists of selection OF easy
extracts from the most approved sources In the
French German, and Italian languages as well as the
English The excellent taste and culture OF the edl-
tor are no less visible in this volume than in the for
mer parts of bis populsr series.
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iAdsertssDea.- 80
Ty,s-Tte beet assortment Of FINE TEAS will

bs found 81 the C.SrOs Iva CoNPANYs ueSly sad
store No rs Chshans tbet~een Pear and hoose
We .., the oldest Tea establishment IN the CH, VS. she
our DO better hers than sse~hsrs Hi'heI 81
-b.Io,sIs or ret.u. no branoh stores
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IAdveriisemsu,.i
Gas G,s-several new styles Of Gas Fixtures.

,,p..n, 10 e-sty and -orhmabshp snynE ever ohe>l Do
fore Al oar great Manufacturing D-poi. AAo cVeiN new
,,,e. ust imported by ashp from Franco sud tnsisnh.
AscHEH WAE>ss Co, No. 10 Broadway.
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THE EXHIBITION SPEAKER By ?. A. FIrzcERsLo.
l2mo Up. 1S9 sheldon Lsmpor Biskernsn
Amansa of dramatic selections and exercises in
defamation for the aid of common school exhibitions.
The volume also contains treatise on oratory and
elocuton, and complete system of caisthenics and
yymnsstics with instructions for teachers and pupils.
1t is illustrated by numerous engravings and Is well
entitled to the attention of practical teachers.
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Ron takes real lilo size Photographic % cinVh'
Hosr's rI,sorralhs - I'll isss ansa'pst srd
pnor's psfisry - sasy " srss&<
V1sr 10 a Pc. % Broadway. sorn-f NJ tfsnk17ff
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advertisement
The attention Of BUYERS is 40


Icted 70 orr stock OF FIXTURES the ,reroo- Nos
ID and 81 Jhp-t ON designs entirely and Original
.nd well worthy o. examination ~ the trste.
Mitchell. BAILEY & Co., ManutAeturets
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Rev. J. Theodore Holly lectures tomorrow
evsnipr m the Lecureoor Of the foung Mems Christian AZ
oci,t6n II this CIT on the clss OF aIt for civilization aud
Christian ~ At the hands OF American Christian''
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Advertisement.
communication from the pen Of

Dr. FIrcH Of No. III Broadway exposing the fsse preten
sons Of INDICATED INHALATION reanel II Tor Lun,
Diseases will be found first page. IL viii be found ntsr
espg both to the invalid and general reader
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who was arrested the th inst the charge OF sabogl
another boy named John Wilson ia the shoulder with knis
thereby his life yesterday brought before
Iudre Culver and admted TO bail IN eco 10 await MS ra
N son is now considered OF danger although still confined
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STABBISG AFTRAY.-Tully Mcdonald, grocer in
Crosby srresed on Thursday night charged with STAB
bng M Powers his with whom he hsd quarrel
Tue one serious being only stab over the le eye
Ire accused before Justice Wood and held Tor e1
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fAdver'iseInentl
RrDDyNG'S RUSSIA SALyE-A Boston remedy OF

n YEAR s-.ndms-Highly recommended by Physcins IL
psediv cnre- Burns Bots CORNs, Pills. ttLcN' Chh'
old Sosgs. ?, c,G box sold oy All pfusgsu'
r. d. SANDS, L. " CLicXENER Co, &. a. hiNS corna
yohn-st. Newfork; JOHN GILBERT 4 Co, WV D. EithhN
Sesde ph. kEDDNG Co Proprietot' pO''Oa'
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Assos's DACuERRroTYPrs, larg

ANNUN
cont. e,orra twice ths 's. s'af t.hen Tot
20 n. and eqaa % hOss for ~ els~hrrs hsnrfn'
ber A,,o.s No SO Broadway, opposite Msr'9'haa H'''
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J.. r. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR, TIE NEW ELEC-
1sIc,I R,sFDY-OLvE TAs Is INHALED AND APPLIED II
1, NOT TAKEN Cures diseases Of the
Tsvo1r Lrscs NrRvss MUSCLES, IoIyrs AID sky.
Sold =, Nos y and p New. ST. q. . cents bottle.
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PoLICE.-Geo. W. Morris of the Fifth District
Police has resigned Joeph Fletcher hs been appointed in
his stead Geo. Sittey Of the Thirteenth Ward has
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ALARM OF FIRE-The alarm Of fire in the Eastern
D.trc AZ 10. O'Clock Yesterday caused by the boiling
OF in the yard OF Eagle saw Mil at Green Point
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lAtyer,i.anleDI'
AZ ne Tuo,Is.Nu FLOW beatty

RAIN Of THous AND FLOW ERs-tOr pedtLy
M me coexon and eraAcainE AL tan. p,mpes OF hecAs
ron tho face FErRIOss Co., Frank IN square
q e. 81 C. Il RSG. Broadway, sn4 AZ piuss"1-
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RrxxERs.-Mayor Hall has directed Capt linischard
of the Fifth District Police arrest al boys running with en-
anes-such conduct being prohibited by the city ordinances q
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lime lioy viii CONVENE again a' The aann piaoa fU tho
rupo~c Of preparing n memorial " t'e Common
Council
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IAiyost,sosseai

IAdve't,ss.eai
DrHuLru
Fave. Asvs ritts.
rar Msst tuA.Hsttst
A,p usis uApeat tuss sSs
ys.ts Auvs
s.is 4, Al 10 p.,uts Asssi ~ gks psrst M "a psvsa
s. ..i b, ell .sst--@-sis as.s's
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SERIOUS AcciDRNT.-A man named Christie hars
vey In the employ the Long ssnd Rat road Company -
sn,n was thrown his horse while hiding before tho car
ON Thurday evening and seriously Injured Otcer Lott
the Third District Police conveyed him TO his residence
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Advertisement.
il the last opportunity

TO ~. tho Qu.rrsS or -Four Children Birth now b,a
suNs Mustua On onda, th,y 10 the Albany baby SHOW
The Cur and hAisT ttANrsss leaFe a. t7 'afs
time sriLl WArrH Rrss DELr played This Afternoon anc
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The DAY OF AToSEAEST.-Today the Jews
throughout the world observe the Fast of the Atone
ment, by abstening from all manner OF work and by
fasting until the going down Of the sun. All good
Israeltes flock to the Synagogue and perform the rites
erjoned by the canons of their faith In this City the
Hebrews generally will observe the day after the an
cient forms. A, the Greene-st. Synagogue, Rabbi
Raphan will deliver an appropriate discourse, and
Rabbi Isaacs another a, the Synagogue WoOster''t