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.BROOKL YV ITEMS

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE FIRENES AND MAYOR
There appears 10 be quite misunderstanding between
the Fire Department Committee of the Compon COun
Gil and the Mayor nctrning the locking up of sew
eral engines. Sometime ago the Mayor caused the
engines belonging TO Compsnys Nos. 3, 4, and 10
be locked up for alleged dsoroeriy conduct and 10
consequence of the recess OF the Common Council the
Fire Department Committee did rot have apy meet
Ing until last Friday night when, without inve,tiyst
ing DE charges against the companies, they passed
resolution directing the locks b be taken of the did,
erent engine horses, and the engines TO to
all fires that might occur in the di uicts in
which they are located. The Mayor protes'ed
sgainst The resolution, and intimated that
the locks would not be taken of With bis consent.
Late on Friday light The Chairman Of the Fire DO
psrtrnept COMMITTEE reqset.d Captain Smith 10 give
him the kegs Of the Engtne houses Vii h he refused
TO DO, stating that The Mayor bal charged him 10 give
they keys to ore. The ChAhr then s'atsd that
be would have the locks taken on, which dons
ON Saturday morning. A. as tho Mayor found
hti The houses were opsnsd 30 went around Ia per.
soD, and had them locked up again. lie uisn gave
o. ders 10 tbs Police 10 arrest any n,an. Alderman,
Chisi Knginser. 81 any prson. il mails no hsfrnos
wio ihty Attempted - yet in Tho houses o' take tho
loeks ~, ssd Tie saypf is nAstsf oi us ssgiass
sssin.
Tie vhels ms,se7 will tstas o. bsf,as fhs Common
CeDseiI ~ sigiA Mn NIL ,gts esd bsss - is Ls'i
" ISL
Jst Tf9ftFAstE F4stg- t.ry.,,sv syseias ii.s
i':etls n 30 tts5bi'>s5 Lsg vl ,ses =, H. t,,.s
in lssslis,S. ~ ists ses@r,ss b., sli.i.s ss.r.
,ssee sssn T. sss7st az .7s,s - ~ II y.i.;r si,
NJ, NJ - tss,ieieb - gev F.,t s.s ,4Le, stsste.s
nil s<sS,sss o.. ,.-.@siss
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~ halais.

An al New BsdstA6t trs Amel, tSi h SO bSI.
A,iaatis ocrsa. Cspc 90 Ned iasd' 20 "a len q W,
sshs Mes,ssvms khbers pro'ise.'osu s,,nssa lean,
"a luiy a. 80 lat. Sc. ,ch. Ntamsas VA ef lr,ia MIX
s,sss' r,s,s eel va ~ ~ bsrs Nay n BAH Sea
b. ee. enli ~ lsi - 70 :. ION or,ed few 5,Js
r,s,,s. esl tssy suasiS Robertson, Bsvsdy o,I q,
Mn, sch lat NN la q w e ISa ST. sut Or sr;sf
ia sm,A we.rsu sr JAY ~ "a - r,, uses, q
s.,,,sa sw.y esv,crsa .ft ~. ~ .., 80 prsep''sa
., sissv. whs wss epos tho head " '"'
eve. A..ri sai aic~rs. "a.
stated 90 chip s.ssonncf, fssh' oss'"'
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iAdvertisemenLI
~ o. ,nE 4 co i ate RrSIrTON.

UrCruAN. CLARK * Co.-(Latc RCsHroN,
r,.s.k col-GryuiSE Cd LIVER OiL-The goat 'uee s
senSbs the use hi, valuable remedy In Consu paw
% dneed All lpds c limitations pnrchaers arc csn ioned 20
,,r ,bst The sIrnsruTe HEGEMAS CLARK Co.. Ia fun q
The eorh OF each bottle without which genuine
''' HEGEMAs, CLARK Co.,
Sole successors 10 Ru.hton, CLARK x Co,
Nos. 1885, rs, Sill and 7'S Broadway.
whoiesale Depot, No. lt5 oroadssy
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RrdrrVrr.-- There was n large and brilliant a.
az, II tho beauty and f..hion Of WiapshufEh pfrseu
OF Saturday evening upon tho occasion q rsoPonns ~
W.ncs fssfato South FcL4th shlch has been clo-d
for s.,c. allow Of eztcnsvr Improvements aud ds
eotsis pu,ins the nns hundred. % sds' sod
gentlemen ~nirseed Opportunity Ia dpay their n IA
hot,o H. b.rg eouany ffoa 90 O. 70 hnfscs 10
ar and tho eavened by the pfo nanocs II "A
,rr mi and II fnr.ic About o'clock 80 dnln
throu oacn and h. invited pstooS Il retro lens
,ft.r hioh they adjourned g. the upper hall AID enjoyed
,hoft SEASON IL The deliEhtfu exercise u daac.ns
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rUrprur COURT RrEot.t rtsa rtrf sansfo's Lodge


rTruTur COURT frE.tAt rtss rtrf nahsffe IT@fs
fuHIHni'rfoF NanfTT rpupr.
IN, Poodle eel It,s,y snf - fshisfa sF' Flaf me-
Mst shhg apf fhafls. y hi,is.i
This r n ~ liou fuf unndamus against tao o. thH
Judss ofhs Maaa COAT -bo ssi a. Tho Us"ssl Term ofiss
~ t,l =, anifns them order ssBtnk nsF a
made by nam Ia aid General Tsm, The s,""nd h' 'hs
Tenn na Court has not power 10 order snaS
uis. $1,000. .,.,.,,
Mir Che. " Bist council fr plant No. ilsd ha, Msasr'
10 Oci bo Ga cred sot ~ sEata Th"nas Iaosspp
10 re ve dAInsses fof a ssi sp'" IN hIawng 'n
Ion. tu,no and ase qusntts Of oi dirty -. on
eorl wood b.Bsns plaintiffs ia tho lofs oi No Jb Wa"f
dfp. tho ad lof calt of and keeping away our
cbsssr. tear Of dsesse Tho tried before Jufss
Phillip. ard Jury vrdiet tor pannf OF tio SUB
d. frudAnt the appeal 10 tho oensr
Tern oftke which At 20 Argument mte an oris sat
ir px tsial plaintiffs reduc the vsrdtio - with
G. a.p-a The present proceeding BY pann' Tor lnss
damn, requiring The Js vacaie said or or ass A.
Philips wakemin appeared In oreoton q tho notion
DecidOe reserved ,,..
Margaret V.lotton sst. Alexander seiEnette
In tiis case an Injunction was served upon the
aren't Of M in this CIV restrain him from ntns posses
zion 81 diag No. ~ War net OF which r.nfn has
-s,e bo' conpsef'o rmose In conseqnsnce or danger
from Il celia. I'd oniis and for other rehef " AZ
eady .taed Ordered that the IN uEcon be continued 40 f
20 ain deeDd4nt m proceeding 20 dsp0sess psht1
pursuant TO notice given by the Justice
COURT CALENDAR-MospAy, Sept 10
ClRCUiT coUKT-Nos. 266 TO ESQ, inclusive.
SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM-Non euuuler-
ted motions and Calendar, Nos to H. inclusive
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NEW-JkRSEY ITEMS.

RAILROAD AccIDEyT.-An accident occurred on
Saturday on the NewJersey Railroad, between Eliza
BEETHOVEN and Railway, to the tain which lsfs Phi's-
eelphis for New. York a, O'Clock A. NJ. Repairs
were going on a; the point where the accident oc-
Cured, and the rails beng raised there sudden
jar which hured The baggsgecrate off the track aud
over the fence about twenty rods into an adjoining
field The crate was smashed, aud the baggage scat
tered about The passengers were greatly terrified
by the occurrence, and for while were much ex-
cited.
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IAd,et'i. meat

A Cam The subscriber will contribute hs
est,, sep. wArvs safes both his s,ec') ON WsnS'p
g. an. ,elf Of the sufferer. By Vol W fs,et al NOT sd
r.. scu,h under tho onase e tho Nc let 20 n"ee
whom shs amount will be hsnded over tot ds,riouiloa
,he cahef should Move favorable val be pohp0Hoa
urtil the hfs, suitable DAY. fHEntEIck v hus"Io>
No. 10 Asinr. House c fRer of Barclays
and No ~ Bf, sdsay, corner CsnA
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NN.s.y r,cs~'us a. oNscOA. and the o'ee' sme es
,su.s ., the S>,snd pah'c, rNlice Vo"'' 'e''e'p".
H,,i -, a. the same tive the'S r'''S~ "" W VIZ,
I, Srresats Sp,tcn 81 t-'ss N.'. e. AMI Ne'''N ~
.lslsrsn a.le,. With ,he n's'' N vN'cA ue" 'q""
ave comro.s5. II !. understood es' 'e' N"y"' con
40, ,oaA,r ca.nsv~ periodically ia tho Depart
seNa
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IAdyeriis, mspt.
nrSnrouis RInINC A.

w. II. D,sBRow's RIDING ACADENy-5th-av,
cor seth s Murray HILL " Yis open for the reception
Of Pupils In EoursfisnsIu daily Sundays exeepted)
Hours for Ladies from VI. % T. NJ.
Hours for Gentlemen from 20 4. NJ, and 20 T. NJ
The Evening Parties will commence on he 18th inst. .
Hores tie Road Parade LEI. Horses taken Ly
cry, with the privilege of the School
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CAPTURE OF NOTED FoGnIoE.--Is4sc A. Briggs,
man Of some notoriety, was yesterday arrested n
this City by officer Richard w. Ssupson of the RI
serve Corps, as being fugitive from Philadelphia,
where be stands charged with false preteDses." He
was taken into custody Same time since in that city
and gave bail FOR his appearance to answer the charge
against him, but whom the case was called to trial ne
failed to appear, and lis bondsmen have ever since
been the lockout for him, and by the vigilance of
the sbovenamed officer have just succeeded in eject
M bis ecapturo. He yesterday taken to Phila-
delyhia for trial. This is the individual who some
wears ago endoavored to .xtort $4,000 from VIM Is.
Aston ESQ.,. on the ground that he was in possession
OF some family secrets which If dvulged would greatly
injure MIR. Aston but which he would never reveal if
that sum wss paid him. For this attempt at extortion
he wss tried and convicted, aad the Court sentenced
him to the State Prison for five years. He is man Of
gcnteel appearance and good fuancier, but not
blessed with any excess of modosty.
Forvp DRowNrp-The body Of All unknown man,
Abut years and of middle size, Saturday found
m The nv.I near staten oess5 isa So ow bs And
dressed III BLACK alpaca coat eheSs ,h old nsaced
the wafer 4 hous and marks OF violence we're On
n, vesdist of death by drowning was rendered.
Run OyYR.-Chas. McCarty, lad IA years of age,
BY horse and wagon when near Fulton Mke
10 the New.YoTk Hospital.
ACCIDENT AT A FIRE.-On Saturday night three
men who ladder the FIRE OF Avenue and
consequence Of the breaking OF the ladder
cipsed the pavement and OF them Sa A. sherman
Of No 69s Fourth seriously pju ed the back
attended BY Dr. Nichols and aiterwaTd conveyed to his
r,ssdtpce. The Others received but slight injuries.
Rus OVER BY CAR.-Mary Muligau, child five
In Oivers Saturday evening By
opdsv Railroad and had Of hr legs dreGduly
crushed and nunaed She Immediately conveyed 70 the
New York Hospital The driven by Rufus Dodd and
james HspeT conductor Of it. Whether not blame
attributable 10 either Of them was not aseeTtIned.
Row IN GRoGGERY.-A fight took place at
O'Clock morning in the GROCERY and shop
Ne. ls6 Greenwoh-st in which
lees juTed, and named hos Smith e!ed the
door BY OF the head with champagne bottle and very
daDseousy wounded The person who inflicted the
MSry keby who with several other disreputAbs
and Dsseher areted by First Ward Police sad
ekec hy Justice Welsh for examination. The injured
Conveyed TO the NewNork Hospital
INFASTIcIDE.-The body OF a newly-born infant
70, nd Saturday IN the sink belonging the
dwe Nos So end 90 Avenne D. The head Of the cid
extensively fractured snd hs ary evidently the Of
death Coroner Wilhelm held inquest the DO ~, and
made effort scerts DO tbs mother Of the child
ana who had thrown into the nk bat unaSs 20 obtain
rform alton IN regard The ndegcd verdict Of
Death BY wound IN the head; sid wound having tcn IL
hc;ed BY come per,On unknrwn % the jury"
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Acknowledgement.

CROCKER ON SHERIFFs.
The Duies of Sheriff. Corones and Constabes with PTac
teal Forms. By
JOIN G.. CROKER,
Counselor At Law.
Just published and for ssle BY
BANKS, GOULD Co,
No Ia Nas,sust, Y.
GOULD BANKS Co,
No as Br adwsy, Albany, n. Y.
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iAs,~,.s-es~setl
Ia a II aANnnnN- Al Tho Now. Horh Iuns

tfu, ". " 'sN"'"N' Nv '' WV
tr,,,rte Ne pc~a ps. all ass-sss - the i"ss. 900
1h,., b, trhrsc~ ~ ocid Mea~stea Nsrr's, ~h''
a,nss whatever lnt" he sn"--h ~
r~,ns-. ~ 81 tppt ehf"e d"e-ss " me
-. n, Ma, r,sh,i ~ nhslstia, than rrseian e,n 70
\, ,he eia rssihe raiieets received daily """ p" u"
ar NJ
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ACCIDENT man employed in Princes hat fac
ery con or Of Navy and woushby while ting of one
OF he Cshncs ferry boats yesterday 1rn,s s esas1,
with one hetwtrp h- bridge snd the b1a and had
hi, foot cru.hd Ofeer Crst Of TIE secoGd Dstr; Police
he'd him conveyed his residence 10 SavJ, where be re-
cefxed iursieA AID.
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MARRIED..

F,cIr,oS-Psocrox-On THURSDAY Aug % ct Christ Church.
! 81 m.ry.Ie- Bone London, England by the Rev. Heny
Leisb D. JoshPs E.sLsros of Brooklyn. NY, to May
| only osu.hter Of Frederick Charles Proctor Esq
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Bsix OF THoUsASD FLOvEes--F1 beatty
-. a. esp v,sssn ,s4 srSts ne ~ sh~pAs - sess.
iren he fsts TETsfDes Ca ssss syssss ess ySss
- .ie tv C. n. aIse. bgsssvsg, s@1 = bssts~a
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PRINTED CASHMERE AND STELLA SHAWLs-
New ,lrs s received aud no~borc they DO Obtained At
better advantage than at - =, A., o..
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Advertisement.
II 10 see an ingenious piece of work.

uan.hip call ~ w NJ WrMARTHs No AZ Madeu-lane and
the style PIN ard Pencil CASE made by him.
called LowNDs PATENT." IL is the complete arrange
mept ever offered for ,ae II made Of gold sud silver.
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Disasters. Sc.

INFORMATION las been received 81 tie Deps,lnsh' "a.
90 Tho cd Ct that CaptAn BoarE.es Of ihip Seosek A.
..ls, I'm f,,ani fnu uAysns cav The Sch 'uos -, -
= n los = So wrecssed y'sel ~h,eh he "a,
Az ef's.u Hsf name as i-f IS eosld Dc al'Hns
Mstet-uoatpe"
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NEW SIIKs-RiCH AND CHEAP -CHAs. HEARD
A Co. No aSl Orsf w. wi1 0yss TEIs DAy. p.s4s
Ts sILxs yaehs ed - The lss IN sss ssf pia y so
10 ,.I sths pSfeAss& ~ss4I s1ssass ts
rhe koys oorpyTss sasess Sestg ysg t.s
hem q esnts % 70 the rehss sso1s impaired
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PHoIoGRaPas, AMnRorIrEs. and DAerEnEEo


syPNs a. BRapYs No. so Bros4way TbeHpss ssysn
IN Arrest Gallery m the United ss,ea PoETtafTs Hfs
IN Oh. cssisgr and kJStAIrEEs 10 NseT oslofs
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Justice Ccer~ry sss IN Saturday cited ee'e V'e
s>s,, ~ ,sene's Sessions upon an order 'sened TO-
aaissns his appearance 10 answer "hr 'e''N" pVes
.r,asn,ns NE examinations cC parties changed With
saSssr A eenses had aN' hcer sent 10y him e. the b
t,,sS l,tMrey. lie spyesrej aud s,atri That The
ysres. had eecu utras'cd Ia The Uers ct n" ''''' 10
alr. sp, hat tAcy could not be found The H"''''''
sa~i thai in This il stance he would excuse nun D"
ha faiuu he mus, take change vi the papers h'"S"''
A. .ns 40, NJ, o,erA was the rvsponaible party.
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Advertisement
To ruocr WHO DRINK Az BARS AND HOTELS.

As pnmber Of person. keep bsooms aud bo ell. are 10
TIE habit Of FL ins empty bottles Nth th.f ,nxea 1Ia
Sen. would adv all who drink At such places 70 marx
the appearance the bottle aud fthe or Is ell sh9u
be defno, require the bakeepr open hesn ootte Fae
Is the only way to guMd against sue g fraud.
' -' UpoIPHo WOLFE No. p Besvsrs.
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Tho export, Of specie from this port, for the week
..J,.,, az. IA, ve,e ar follows:

TIE following table win show the receipts aud pay
m.na at the Assistant Treasurcrs Office, the receipts
at the Custom HOUSE. and payments from the Assay
Office for tho pTss>k week:
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PuRny's NATIONAL THEATER.-" The Armo

81 Tyre u be continued and peroniuc ca Il Ts
6ose Of Pen" this fsvoTite Iheasf IcsfsHT h j. f.
Sosst eIesns cat sensation a. Oio ths Afso.of
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fAdvorti~ mcnt

roMpAzrNEs-Lupin's fine quality is being re-
tailed nj Ono Dollar At =, %, cs.
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Advertisement

New PAPER HANGlNGs-At the Old Establish
mept No 4S6 PeaIlsi. which INV the attention Of
dealers and consumer. generally. OSULLIYAN q FAVE
ImporteTs and Manuia
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By Telegraph.

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INdVtrlisrmtlLI
J.R. STAFFORD's OLIVE TAR THE New ELEC-
TRIclL RrNEpY-OLvE TAR IS INHALED AND APPLIED; lr
is NOT rAKES Cures diseases OF the
TYRosT, LUSGs NERVES, MUSCLES, JOINTS AND SKIN.
Sold at Nos. y md q Ne ct 50 cent? bottle.
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F.T, ACcIpryr-About O'Clock on saturday
an ,uploye. in Eeiford Webbs .hi5 ysi Green
Int Wa s,shty killed by fs ing from the de OF ship on
the s.acks 20 the around.
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ROor takes real life size Photographs on canvas
eoor's Photographs Of al siIes UIzurpAsseA
E&or's Gallery y easy Of access.
Beer 70 a. No. SIS Broadway, corner Of FTsnkins
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Row is 4 CiRcus.-A difficulty occurred on Friday
ev ming in Jersey City between c'nnscst with Dan
Rces Circus several members Of the Po ice aud Wsch
Department Jertey Ciy in which some OF he eircus
90 the Of IT, The brought mp 10 the cord
% Court Cd Saturday M.yor Manrer presided VITA Recori
Mr. c. j. Farley, the Chief OF Ponce t1'ed tlat
this investigation Instituted at tne request VI he Police,
bo wished truth devel pc AZ that the
e,t here beoogs In tie melee the dookeepet Of the cir
ems named Manahsn sensible ~ Oh;er favis,
VIII dealt hiIa blows the head The statement
severely Officer Travis and aceu es
him assault The statement Of Oicer Travis
hand s III. effect ihst he dut7 i
Ger ouisioe OF and difficulty arising between other
officers on duy the per about being sd M ted 10
charge undertook stop IT, when the
assaulted him by ing hr7 in the stomach He
by another employee the and ne used his
club both Of them There will be farther investigation Of
the Gaze AZ o'clock this evening
QUoiTs An exciting game of quoits came of at
Besiiys Quot ground the City Of Hudson Saturday Dun
ppg Lud Of Hudson City pitched against Tuner sod
VardeIb # jersey City for 500 Mesrs Beatty and SutheF
lard Judges There spectators present Che
repe e Jersey City declared the winoers Dr.
lance p ysIds, game 81 up.
ARREST OF LIQUoR.SELLERs IL WEST HOBOKES.-
re.n lqoo sellers have been prosecuted r violating the
State reference the Sunday qnot traffic in West
Bobokeb. They before Jastc Fish on Thursday as
with f. " Counsel No sitnesses being present their
trials were postponed TO the 18th Gst
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Nor so-The reported case OF yellow fever in the
e.,e nth Ward an investigation hss proved % b. sh pfeyer
The patient wa. removed TO the Flstou,h Hospital.
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IAuVtfIlrrIltnIsI
TEAs-Tte best assortment Of FINE TEAS viii
be found at the CAAros TEA ComPANYs ID
store rs Chshems between Pesr snd h'ose'
We the Tee Establishment IN the City We assure
our betsr here than elsewhere either at
wholesale or retail. No branch torres
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iAdverisementl
ID T. III
FEVER A6Us PILLS,
TIE MOsT CONVENIENT,
SAFEST
Agp OxLY RADICAL CURE FOR
FEVER AND AGUE.
Sold by c. D. DEsHLER Agent at the Depot no oii bToaa
way, N. Y, and by all respsota lie dealers
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[Adyertisems ut
LYONS
X A r VI AIR o v,


This world and invaluable Toilet article IS still sold
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers for only % cents per
bottle. Propretors Depot No 6S Libery-st-
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Advertisement
BrAKE's PATENT FIRE-PHOOF PAINT, No. 119
Pearl-st.-See under head Of Psints
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Tas REMINGTON nisAsrrR--Srir FOR DAN'ais'
Mr.. Eiucn Rackman lawyer al this City, has COM
x,encca sua IN ht United States Circuit Court for
damages sesrs, The Camden Raircad Company tor
srlurios sustained by tao members Of his family by
&c laie caiastrorhe 81 Rurlnlton. NewJersey.
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Rus OVER BY CAR.-Mary Muligau, child five
wear. Of age 0vsrs Saturday evening by
opdsv Railroad and had of her legs dreadfny
crushed and nuated She Immediately conveyed TO the
New. York Hospital The driven BY Rufus Dodd and
james Hsiper Of il Whether not blame
attributable 70 either Of them not SseertXned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

ACCIDENT AT FIRE.-On Saturday night taree
men ladder the ERE OF Avenue and
shat consequence Of the breaking Of the ladder
epitaied pavement and of them Sam A. sherman
Of No 6g9 Fourth very seriously nu ed the back.
Tie attended by Dr. Nes and sierwad conveyed to his
rtsdtuce. The others received but slight injuries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

The above table shows an increase OF slLe,-oL ~
in the amount in the hands of Assistant rrearurer as
compared with the close Of the preceding week.
The earnings Of the Gaena and Chicago Railroad
~, or.uv Gov III month If follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

ALLEGED FRAUD BY An AGEST.-John Andrews,
said to be agent Of the Nicaragua Transit Co., was
arrested on Saturday charged with having derauded
Chris ian Cook and seven others by selling them
tickets for passage to California via the Nicaragua
route for 500 dollars each-tbat sum, as is alleged
being overcherge. II is further alleged that the
complain ant asked for tickets by the Panama route,
per steamer Illinois, and was ioformed by Andrews
that the tickets be gave them were of that character
but they serward proved to be good only for passage
by the Nicaragua route. The accused appeared be-
fore Justice Welsh and stated that he could satisfac
torily explain the affair as soon as a hearing was
afforded hun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

Tsr EASTERN SrSpN SCHOOL TEACHERS, AID
GrrsrS-n said that the Sunday School Teachers
81 Massachusetts, to the number OF over one thousand,
ore enlisted ir Inc excursion at the latter par OF the
pvsot. month 70 NewIork TO visi, our public nstl-
tniSans. The beat arrangements are making to In
sare lis mos, favorable carrying on, 10 the details,
and is hoped effort will be spared on the part of
tAc Sunday School friends of NewYork 10 give their
eastern colleagues handsome reception.
TIE Sunday School TEACHERS Association of this
City have an extra meeting this evening to make pre-
hninary arrangements.
We karn that ex.Gov. Briggs and Governor
CARRIER and other lesdng men of Massachusetts,, are
20 Be in The company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

RuS OyYR-Chas. McCsrty, lad IA years of age
~as run over by horse and wagon when Fulton Make
on Saturday afternoon and severely injured. lie conveyed
70 the NewYoTk Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

FouNp DRowNED.--The body Of An unknown man,
Absut years and Of middle size Saturday ou I'D
in Island Ferry ard Coroner OD0nne
held an inquest upon Deceased had short har and
dressed in black alpaca coat cheek shirt old nsured
sap vest blue oyeIa and bue socks The body had been in
the wafer hours and marks OF violence we're ou
a. a verdict of death by drowning rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10
The last returns of the New Orleans banks compared
With those for the week previous present the annexed
Actual Increase Of loans for the 1898
N Thu Comparative Condition Of he Banks on e lat Sdfur.
LII. l..-..x
Mo,kets,-C.RyruIrY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
o l2kS

Total decrease of loans fer the mouth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-10

meeting of Colored Citizens will he held at
Merits Hail. No. 1875 Spriugst this evening, to hear
The report of the Delegates of the Troy Convention.
Mr. Stephen Myers of Albany, p. A. Bel and j. j..
Simons of New.York will address the meeting, and a
County organization will be formed.