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Droffsstalal 1otifts.

nR. @. w. DEARlNG, offers hi. pro
~ fsssionsl services to the public. GtDiRee m
ehnveh st--oppcsite Waddill Z Days Drug etsve
Residence On Main Street, between church s"d
north streets. dechy.
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GARDEN SEED~!......

1 1VNu1uDUV SUI1Glp$ !------
W Large Dlumhcad Cabbage
Flat Dntch "
Wh'e Flat Dutch Turnip,
k"'o l'aga 9
Large Norfolk ''
Cauliilower.
Mustard
Raddisb & Carrot Seeds
.'4tst received and for sale by.
Sept. u JOSHUA BEAL.
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lanes NJ. ELAN l. JAS. +. ELAN.
- I'M. 4 !. \. ELAN, Attorneys and Ccunse'crs
al Law Hntcn RcuRe. Aug27-y.
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.Jmst Received from st. Louis.
bacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders.
ID a,n.,sn~ and Extra ST. LOUIS YLOUR-
CORN xc. For sale low for CASH, by
""'s'' ny. TOMLINaON 4 %.
juiy5-y. oo'' "o"'c"''o" 81" A"''a o'''
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7 D. STUART, Attorney and Coun-
Os asIicv At In S--Laufel street. may9S-y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-11

FAru cerNnw-rbomas ~ l.nd, hborcr, acol.
denisly fell irom the new bedding, No. 45l Broadway
on Wednesday afternoon, and instantly killed. In
quest 10 day.
4 man employed IN brewevy In Forty lih street
near First avenue accidentally killed on Wednesday
Afternoon, while shooting a. target Inc ccrouers we're
notified.
TouSp pRowrFp.-Thc bojy ol m unknown man, far
advanced 10 decomposition WIS found yesterday IN tho
E&Trlver, the foot ot Coyerueur Coroner
Conrery held an Inquest tron tbl bOy srd verdict OF
"Suppoeed drowning wa rendered ny the jury
srmous AcurTv.-wm llama, boy ~ years Of ago
whose parents reside at the OF Houston street and
the Bowery, fell from the front platform OF one OF the
Fourth avenue cars ye,isray afternoon, and was run
over by one OF the whecls His thigh vas broken. He
was other wise badly injured The police conveyed him
TO the CITY Hospital
FArkr AceInrSr.-Coroucr ConncYy held an inques,
Yesterday at the city Hospital upon the body OF John
ty Winters ship carpenter, who on the lth Inst w
struck in the abdomen by heavy stick OF timber VIII h
no was 70 raise board boat lying At tns
foot of Roosevelt street. and received internal in Il.
thereby, which proved fatal on Tuesday night The NV
rendered verdict OF accidental death. Deceased W q
native OF Long Island a. years OF age and lived In ar
yn, where no len wife and aye children.
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Rowbfsg--A Man sHoT PofIcEHtV SERIOUSLY
woryrtD --Bewe,n aad 2o'clocS yesterday mornlnr,
party Of three horseback who had been ia the
;oFchkh procession, rode up policeman More tbs
Fifteenth ward, While be tuiy AZ TIE corner Of
Broadway and Bccckcr street. and lred of him how
many blocSs they from Blocker street. The Oh
Ger replied that they inon in Beocscr ircoi Tns
told him that DC led. and after further abuse by
words knocked him down w bows uron toe heat with
their torches. and then rode on Tho oceT picked
up by stme Citzens bat injured, anl taken 70 the
iOn house, where he attended by n
lbysician after which he was conveyed to
bis residence. About hour sitter thc above
occurred rev took place among 4 number ot men WIN
Greenwich street rear Albany street. Shots Tired
and Knives brought into several wound
"a, and among these Joseph eiir who wis shot
the arm bv one Nike Marray. Another arsd seve-
raj shots into the crowd, but. fortunately one vas
injured. The police of course, nowh until after
me tghi and tten thcy conducted he wounded
man 10 the station house. No arrests made.
TIM ADAMS BetNY Casy-ANomER WIZ D,.co,FpEp -
The case of Capt. 4. W. Adams, charged with bRtmy
resumed yesterday a, The Jefferson Market Police
court. Mrs Mary frazer again called the stand
ami testified that in Aprli las she Isabella Tpran
~ The alleged wives u the accused, n the Of
Canal ard Nashif Icn stsccts, who hen hcr way
10 Mrs. Posts house hss not seen her since
Robert Iiayc. 70 ce tacer II fsburg. Ia, was ncxt
examined Became acquainted With Cart ADAM 10
r,sburr, in The srfng u 1858 hs wife Wa then living
her maiden name was Palmer. dnrs nct knaw lsahella
Mor0r, and not that Cart Adams ever married
by that name, Counsel iur tcicnce here asked
II The wife vhoec maiden name was Palmer, SILL
Ivrge The iesion ruled ont. anil exceptions
,aksn q tho ruling. ~ this ront The case adjourned
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MorE MAIL RoBEERIEs.--wa copv tho fallo~;,~
iron the Newburyport (Nass.) lerald:-we copied AZ
rem rom the Boston Traveller recently 10 tho effect thai
several valuable letters put Post ONCE or the ma1
bad been lost ono OF them containing s20c N hank notes
The noce o. these losses concluded by asking where -
Mr, hoioroom NOW weave happy TO inform our readers
that Mr. Holbrook has kaen ssaround y though pcscv
except perhaps our Postmaster, knew al the time and
We can furlher state en good auhssty tha, that cxps
tnced agent OF the Test Office Deyyt succccded
IN irscrg the said s2eo letter au3 many lost money
et'ers mailed al various pcEls, TO The hands OF dis
honest clerk In the Providence tR Post Occ and that
the money sent from here has been recovered. We
know little or nothing 70 how thcsc important dsccve
res were made, but VIC ise Than simple Justice
70 the clerks OF Pest once who learn were sun
ected 10 the seveYee examination ~ the governmcut
agent 10 state tha c that their good reputation has Dcer
thoroughly vipacated The resu q the srccesiu anf
characteristics investigation ol Tie c1mpaa's referred 70
and 10 which ve, IL common W.h ether presses save
publicity,
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Fire In Harlem
INSTRUCTION OF A CANDLE MANUFACToRY-Loss
ABOUT EIsBTY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

ILsTp UCTToH OF A CANDLE MANUFACToRY-Los
ABOUT ErsBTY-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Peetween eight and pine O'Clock on Tuesday night
FIRE broke The adamsntne candle factory 1924
street, oorrer of avenue A. owned by Melvin, Knapp
Co. In consequence OF the infam mabe quality OF the
material the whole place envelopcd in flames in
very short tine, and although the remen quickly
at work the flames not suodued until the whole
property was Destroyed.
The Ore nrst around the STILL and IL Is sup
posed to have originated In way from the contents
lowing over.
The large br.ck building In which the Gre started Is
owned by Melvin Knapp X Co the loss on Il will be
about 5CU insured for ssCo in The Hamilton Insurance
Company. All Of The frame buildings were owned by
Nilism and Philip Hardenbrook. who estimate their loss
in the New York Equitable Insurance Company.
y,ssrs. Melvin, Knapp & Co. estimate their
chrcfy being worth about $50 600, and total loas
1boy have f3 200 IN tho following insurance compaucs
harmony, ~ tCO; Excelsior 81 see, 81 Marks 81 0c0,
IT. Nicholas Sl,ct0 Brooklyn, 81 500. Phoenix, OF
Brooklyn sb00 Hamilton, $3.50; Merchants, 81 900;
Beck man. 81 SEQ and National OF Jerrey City 81 900
T. o stock Il tsmated a. about 5000 There s
Sl4T50 irsuranc City 81 500;
Excelsior a., 2,5to st. Marks $1,000; 81 Nicholas. 81 900
Brooklyn N,so0; Pbmux, OF Brooklyn, $500; Hamilton,
$3.50 Washington, 81 500 Beesman, 81, 500, and the
National or Jersey CITY, 81 500.
TIE buildings used by the company covered considc
rable grognd but nothing row remains but the smoul
g. ring ruins 10 mark the spot II Is some time since 80
many candles were consumed In this city In night.
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Sur1cgate's 0faCe.
DECISION OF THE SURROGATE ~ TIE ATTER or yYE
ESTATE OF MxRy WALDIDN, DECEASED,


sET le.-Mrs. Wadrnn made her will on the ysh OF
December, 1S45, deysin 10 her David and his wife,
for life, with remainder il their ISSUE lot in no
Bowery, in this city. She also conveyed by deed to
each OF her daughters Maris and Cornene, lot the
Bowery, adjoining the premises devised 10 David recey-
ing from them leases OF the lots for her e a nom
nal rent The deeds leases and the will together amount
substantially to gift each OF her children Of lot ia
reality TO take effect the decease of the tesatrix
hougn by virtue OF the conveyfnces, the dat ters re-
ceived the tile to the conveyed at the execution of
the deeds. In substance, the transaction wos a gift
10 each OF he three Children to be esoycd the ecease
OF lhe douor, though the moCe OF taking title
by the donees in by deed and ia tho other
by devise Mrs. Wadron, by WILL devised the RESCUE OF
her estate equally among her three csdrcn after Laying
directed her executives TO nay all her debts xhsh,
then existing on bonds and mortgages thereafter con
trsced by her. Nothing said in tse devise David
or in TIE deeds to Maria and Cornea the ncumbran
ees upon the premises, although the Of the viii
there mortgage OF -, ,0O0 Davids lot one of
looo on Marias lot and smother Of 1900 Corneliss
lot All these ineumbrances WIRE. paid AMI dsch srged
by the execuxes out OF the residue of the estate under
the power and direction IN the will above reced Daniel
Wadron objected ~ the incumbrauces upon the los Of
bis two sisters being paid OF the residue of the estate
Stree their lots decided lmbered
the question before the Surrogate who that tho
pay mepts had been correctly made The terms Of the
will required discharge OF all debts, inclusive Of
bonds and mortgages, and the several bonds men
toned in literal the debts Of the testraix
The VIII framed the principle of equal dstriba
tor Of the property among the three children but great
inequality would prevail If the ircumbrGnce the lot de
ysed TO The son should be the only discharged such
construction would be admitted unless the intent
clearly expressed But the language was general
apply al debts and again 90 special as Include
bonds and moris The true ect Of the deeds to the
daughters bnd the leases back TO the mother
than disposition TO take elect after the deeease Of the
latter, and therefore tauamount to devise rne Surro
gate was certain that the Intention OF the .esarS
70 have the mortgages the lands conveyed paid out Of
her estate, IN common with the mortgages the lands
ceyised. The account must be adjusted m conformity
with thig law.
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groolIyu Board of Health.

srrr 10 Present Mayor Ilsl and Aldermen shaw
|oailey and walsh.
The minutes Of lasl meeting we're read and approved
onccr Jacob reported a slaughter house on North
|>ir,h a. ee, b, tween Fifth and sixth srcets f. D. as
Enusance from the accumulation Of blood atd nIth De-
HAIRED A nuisance, and ordered to be abated.
pr wendell reported that there were no cases o. conta
sous or Infectious diseases during the las, twenty four
Heath Warden Boice reported the premises of Taylor
Il Coleman brewers No 20 Remsen street, + H.,
uss ce from the washing " beer barrels on the side
ata the accumulation OF nth there and In tn: gal
The Mayor said this wss a ma.r which belonged en-.
kheiv 10 the Aldermen Of the and the police who
a,k howescr the ensc Of the Board in regard this
matter. he would submit the following resolutions
Resolved That he Washing q ,er barrels on The tlewak
nuisance permitted hy the reeiec q the pQce of iha, war
Ssrct and hat hc Il requested 70 perform his duty.
| TIE resolutions were unanimously adopted
Ncssrs. G. ". Ropes = Co. applied for permission 70
land hides part OF the cargo Of the brig
Antagonist, beow the Gap. Laid on inc holc.
They then requested tha, they nigh, be permitted 10
and weigh the dcs. 10 he paced on board lighters
+mm,disiey afterwards AS part of the hides
|sreen, his also, on motion Of Alderman Wash, laid
Pc, mission vas granted 10 tne captain Of the brig Linda
bhom ssvara 10 lighter fusiic 70 the Atlantic dock.
/ Hslth We Dir wes reported TIA, ne had gone to
oehnls' shst but round rotten hides or hidc3 oi
|sny ceyrnpiiDn, =. tomplsincd q yesterday. 49,.
The hoata tbtn adjourned 10 meet the Boards o Health
|o New Utrecht staten island and New York, relative TO
tho removal u Quarantine.
For. Hamilton Relief socicty's Report.
hnuA@ ho>4afah-Dcd Williams, OF the Dand, yes
|tefday.
Aao,befs me'iousiy reported doing well
" lAllafi y. N, u s. Army.
Irfroffef cafes Conva'srrcut
NIw Casr --galtp Frank, German taken yesterday
|rcrtns Fever has hesu tho decline hero hs wal nas
|bcsr row tbe S.ss. and sw. last week tse n
|ctcase "a ooncdent y th &c 2n9itawe.lerly breezos.
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Ss0o,- 10
ATTEMPTS AT SUiupg.--Ycsicriay evening a woman
named Elizabeth Elehy, threw herself into thc d,cs
the foot Of Adams street but rescued by olce Gf
hths, OF the Second district police who conveyed her
the station honse No assigned for the attempt
Gu Tuesday afternoon young woman ,out - or 20
Years Of age named Eleanor Bcasey, wife of George
n asely Of CARL and johnson streets taken
TO tie courty jail a charge OF intoxicaton II ap.
pcarcd, however that she laborng under the ELECTS
of neavy dose OF audanum, and lr. Charles A. vaa
1andt being called ID, through hts unwcariei exerons
he was at last cxrlcated from danger she states that
she has lived 80 unbappy with her husband and her
relatives nat they have driven her TO the sson Of
the fearful act of suicide and that hs Is the third time
she has attempted TO tasc her lie. We happy
10 say shc Is out Of danger, and the authorities
Interesting themselves In her case.
FSrAL AcuDFNT-Two MEs KHIEb mn CAySG or
~ EsBAsRsEsr On Tuesday afternoon, about O'clock
some were loading wagon iIth avenue, near
Sixteenth street. the crhsnkment suddenly caved In.
bury ing three and two horses Two OF tho and
the horsce instantly killed. whilst the third man
vhose mead hac not been covered by c,rtn
oucd by officer lott Of the Eighth ward police an
or two other p,rsoua who happened 10 be the spot
a the time Of the accident Tho names OF thc Killed
Michael lIara aud Michael courtenay Neither leaves
amy. The name OF the survivor could MT
t1iD but though severely injured, he will probably rs
cover The bodies were taken 10 the Eighth ward station
fOuse, where an inquest was held yesterday ssrboOn,
and verdict of Accidental DEATH returned.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Jast regular of the Board for September
was held at the Council room last evenng-Presdent
Pinciluey in the chair.
On motion Of Councilman SWAN, the Board before
tansacsing other business resolved itself into Committee
OF the Whole to dispose Of the regular calendar.
CORPORATION CONTRACTS IND INSPECTORS FEES
The report Of the Committee Assessments favor of
confirming assessment list for tagging three lots in
Eighteenth street coming up,
Councilman swAa took occasion to show up the modus
orsrond o. doing business the Street Commissioners
oice II appears tha the contract for doing this work
stipulated tla should be done in nine ays. and for the
Of Sls7. This part OF the business Mr. Swan said
he had no fault 10 lind with but looking furtt
found that the inspectors charges for overseeing the
york amounted to so7 So more than onethrd Of the
sum PAID for doing the work. Thus 1t took forty-fve
rays anu cost s6 so TO nsxect job of work that to
be dene in nine days and or the of $751; This he
chsr cter zed but OF the in which property
owners were leeced out of their money.
The Chairman Of the Committee on Assessments having
oversight of the Committee anc asked that the report be
referred back The request was granted and several
other assessment lists OF similar kind disposed of
in lie same way.
TIlE CASTLE GARDEN pEror.
The repor, IN favor Of removing the wood fence around
Castle Garden came up, and Councilman j. L. SMITH
argued IN favor OF its adoption the ground that 1t OBJ
sruced the view OF the bay TO the residents OF that Vi
cnity II having been suggested to Mr.. Smith that the
Grand jury had that business In charge entered upon
criticism OF the pesentment which that body lately sent
to the Court Of Sessions He wanted to know WHY
the managers Of that Institution, the time they were
showing the Grand Jury all the beauties Of the depo the
ing hospital and other nice xings and spreading
10 the emgrans their maps Of the different railroad
routes why they dicnt Just show them the cheapest
route ard not conne all their advice and instruction to
couple OF monopoly companies. He characterized the
presnced philanthropy OF that Institution being only
ruse to promote the interests of few railroad capitalists
Mr TAYLOR sold there were no doubt various roads
which migrants could trave' and many Of them
were bard roads-ior instance, the road Jor
dan. Bat the hardest road that ne knew Of
was one that he saw al emigrant travelling
he other day. when he strayed outside of
Castle Garden, and fell into the bands of those land
sharks, called emigrant For he in
levor Of the Castle Garden depot board fence, all
The vote being called for the resolution defeated
by larec majority
Several oiher bills OF little importance having been
commended 10 . third reading, the committee rose.
resolution requesting the Committee Streets TO
port the expedency Of taxing up the Russ in
Broadway, and altering The TO make il similar
t. the German pavemcn', presented by Mr. Boolc,
ard adopted.
Adioui ned 70 ih evening at O'Clock.
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Trusten Polk, the democratic Governor elect OF ss.
souri, had intended to go ,efore the Legislature poxt
winter for asea "A the Unt States sanate but as the
Know Nothing candidate for Lieutenant Governor VIII
lam Sewlahd, hes succeeded in his election it will no.
DO 10 send Hr Polk to Washington and leave the sdmi-
nstraton OF alars In the hands Of the Know Nothing
Lieutenant THIS Is dilemma.
At the Fremon celebration IA Bsloit, Wisconsin last
week, there were thirty THOUSAND people. The process
SIGN was seven niles long, and int were two thousand
wagons filed with f1rmers The ,pr OF the cam palsn
Of 1910 animates tle West.
The Albany Ara4s says" We did not expcc. any sue
cess in Maine. We told long ago tina. our friends
would not succeed there" And the Argus has been told
and over ssdn that they moi expect
in any of the Northern States.
The Boston Jo,dnal says the best answer to Srr
Choats'a letter aroths returns from Mane
Sufficient return have been received to indicate clear
the election of VILLAIN Newland, the Know Nothing
candidate for Lieut. Governor Of Missouri His majority
viii be small.
The Philadelphia epsein (ndependent) thin Ks several
fresh ressons for h, resignation OF President Pierce have
lately been given. The Cincinnati Convention was not
sufficient to move hn the votes Congress on
the harbor and rivevstoes But Iowa gave a very ur-
gent reason some weeks ago. Vermont another asweels
and now Maine, In avote not to be msunderstoed de-
Presidents tina. his wloe policy bad, his party is bad
It's platform bad, andi,s nominee bad It Is perhaps too
much TO demand, at bis time, the abandonment OF the
Platform and the nominees, but would really reiiei
TO The country and very great advantage to the cco
cratic party ihe maa who G-st slppei its foundations
by having the Missouri com line repealed would
retire IRON The Presidential chair. no
way, the democracy cod labor with little xsal
fer their nominees. jus; they dreaaiuly low
spirits Will Pierce reagnY
The Washington Jnsc1 has heard the news from Mine
but II does not believe t II says
We received despatch at late hour Inst evening" pre-
pared for the associated press nonncng tn the black
republicans had made gains last years Port
land Bath Bangor ana Angusia-thc patch winding
up with the ntimation prediction the. Ianiins maio
rity in the State woud be twelve thousand. ve attach
very little credit to this ntmstion prediconpartcu.
ary in the face Of the TACT that the democratic strong
holds had ns been heard nom. Our friends should
in mrd that by some mysterious d.spenseaion or ar
Iangement the various state oeti) thai have hh.
cro been held The teegraphc agents generally manage
TO make the first reuT unfayorabe 10 ihe democrats
William Waters, who designated tho democratic
elec,or for the Nineteenth Congressional district OF the
State Of New York Is the Postmaster Franklin Della
county, and Is In consequence Ineligible as such
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ROARD OF SUPERVISORS

APPROPRIATION or $4,000 NEW YORK JUVENILE
Tie following resolution adopted -
Resolved That the Comptroller OF the city and county
az New York be- and he = hereby directed to draw hs
for the of $40 0CO in favor OF the president
treasurer Of the New York Juvenile Asylum. Adopted
No other business transacted, and the Board ad
journed 10 Friday next at 1 O'Clock.
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The United states steam irgae san Jacinto wa al an
ehor t Perkck, sam, the 18th Of April awaiting ths
a. nnaon Of the business or Mr.. Harris the rniied
selts Commissioner 70 Siam The San Iaclu IA 5acers
ARD crew were In excellent health She ar Iyei the~c
only two days before, from Singapore.
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Commissioners OF Emigration.
YELLOW F1vER BBP0RPs.

THIS Board med yesterday, but failed to do anything
but discuss the effect Of the Maine election the result
In November. The following the Of those ad
mited into the Marine Hospital of yellow fever since
Aug. 2s-Michael Kennedy, from the city
29-J. G. Seiger, vessel.
2p-N. Norris vessel
Sept. 4-Mr. Peretez, Pier TO- East river.
"A Kaye, city.
4-Francs Kaye city.
4-Angelna Kaye, city
4-Catherne Mclaughlin, city.
Cd. Warkmeister, Laurens street. city.
6-S. Small, vessel.
9-S. Pope, vessel.
9-P. Fl. Munson vessel
Oh Turge, Sailcrs' Retreat, city,
EMpoyEs MARINE HOSPITAL.
Aug. 31-Margaret Meagher kitchen.
3l-Mchael Kane, night patrol.
Sept. Michael McCabe night patrol
5-Frantz Rity, orderly.
Three OF the above named persons have died. and the
rest are recovering
Since the commencement Of the disease there have
been les at the Marine Hospital which 22
employees OF the nstitution.
WEEKLY SUMMARY,
Numssr po Of ao arrived o to s
To same date in 1855. 98, 1885
Decrease this year. 4,ss5
Inmates in institution Wards Island ... 1928 1.ss
Do. do. Marine Hospital. 80 12s
0yerirast JAN /, 1885,. sss, ,OSi OF
DO. since to Sept. 10 for com,
mutation OF passengers. 3,66s 90
slS7 ,ala 60
Disbursements per previous ac-
. count 10 sept. 3, 1860. .Sl55,a15 e5
Sundry expenses paid Sept 3..... e,739 90
- l65,l55 Gl
overorait.' Sil Of
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The Nicaragua Transit Company.
SUPREME court.
InfNrp r4gn Iud0n ftfgrkn

LtiniN uNn JNuRe tieiSss
SfrT. - ~ ne H0'tsr n Ns N's0rsbtu NorsArr Lipht
telppefng Z Nc dcsSygrg Tronf Company An injunction
was ssucd, rcstalnns he shtra from proceeding vi.
the sale o. The steamship Northern Light sad the u4atol
postponed uht tie Goth inst order thai tho arEU
Tcnt or the INJUNCTION. requiring Tue apponttnent o
receiver for the general affairs of the company shjui b
heard This argument was set lown for the lSta lost
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UNlClPAL AFT AIR 8
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


In the absence of the President Of the Board Alder.
nan Ely called TO the shar.
Several papers from the Councilmcn, respecting the
making Of new sewers grads7, &c, received and
referred vast number OF other papers, from the
same board, were received and references ordered.
THE LATE ALDERMAN MosER's FUNERAL ExIExsEs.
The resolution OF the Board Of Coun smen, appropri
atng the sum OF $500 to deay tho necessary expenses
OF the funeral OF the late Alderman Moser
red in.
The report OF the Committee Roads, concurring to
regulate Fifty second street. between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues, and between Fifth and Sixth avenues, was
adopted
The report OF the Committee on Streets, concurring
with Board of Councncn favor or paving the Bowery
from Chatham square Franklin square, with block or
Belgian pavement Concnrred in.
Adjourned to this (Thursday) evening, at s O'Clock.