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4 DA,iS MAKES A FINE PICTURE on
: L Elga.s.r .ri IfOa
A4ans m4Ees a de Hsetare on Silver Plate
Ad3laa gaakcs fEe picture % Mlea
Adatas makes nge picture On Ulass
AAAtls uiaKes uae picture aa Paper
a4as1.' p.afUEss unsurpassed by any In tbs
AA.tef states.
Adarns iMyliss ycnr attention 10 his Gallery BRA.
street hstwrsu hseanI ard Third tnayiTs
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One Price Store.
Is. n. PAR As a AsO

Wholesale ana IlctaN beArt.tH
Ready Made Clothing
Cloths, GRsstusess.
vesttugs, sUd G.aais
men's Furnishing Geoa..
LAVE NOW IL STORE. OVER sanA
! j Dollar. worth ~ N, abs4te mentioned gg.si.
which musi ts sold W. have ceVefLaa.,.si our :. 4 o.
siaek All marked our sod, d,na a .fa.i ft,eef o.,
e~itt ADD have ltsuted lfum this IsV forward &.
sst1 al "a fhl' aNt - loss that siris crlati
uttptt5 We Htr c2nA'etCt With tle vel kaawM ..
thhAehincht ot Hnuti iHsdan, Nat*Aatth s i,tk~ tt
sh4SAea at3 RssiWu Rtd We ttt sat8. ii MAUuNe
tnFtF@ rfiers VIII these iaeltls .w~ tAirk We cuf
urfE ttn Ffsai hag. AlN-
Particular sitruissn raid ta IT,. nsaauf- iuts y,
'a*tab W. 1~EtI~tt. Narrated 1. III uf h.
sal.
state opposite H. Cr'tr Ecsv at the p.l s,ani ~
Edward A1der
may n rAEEg tst
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4. T.. COATES,

COMMISSION MERCHANT GENERAL
u AGEST ASD !STELLIoENekK, oflce NJ
. eam ssfsia r-...Axs e4tFsses "a Brady street
L RaH le@a
284I - a q EEL pu acsaMi.sEoss, make advances
L a. ~ 4ey ~ ssifsate Iasas I.aeate Lands Lease
l.4 I.a4.t a-sses a.. Lots, iss Iaxe. make colec
tl4as .ss@ Art. /. open At sssso ID H. by Double
Lssrs. aaiaa AceAlaas procure Assistants aud SIT
MaA#G... Z
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N. KENDALL q CO..
iT TIE OLD NJ LAEIHl MILL, ARE
y prepare - .'lorlsrs FIR al X. OF rias Lam.
Lsg LagA a3l SAssed lac shsagcs Jc3sdt
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, jan l5.-Ah. JoHy CLANCY, President
in the chsr.
Characterization Mr.. Busted Counsel to the
Cooperation in to resolution ID the effect that
fireman while under sentence Of suspension is not en-.
titled TO the rights and privileges of regular fremsn
Ordered printed.
The Netr Charter, being the special orde- Of the
evening came up, and was read. The repor. and
charter were adopted without discussion.
The Proposed Railroad IN BrOadrdy-It wa an
nouDoed By the President that this Board enjoned
by order Of the Supreme Cour from acting in the
project Of the Broadway railroad.
The Trent, teoOnd Of Febrrary-The resolution 10
appropriate - 600 for the celebration Of Ws-hingtOns
Birthday was called up. AID Tucker moved TO make
it 81 600 and was seconded by AID. Blunt. The
amendment lost and the paper adopted also other
amendments; finally one 10 give $50 Of the sum to
the widows and orphans of the Veterans Of 1872 and
30 TO those Of the Volunteers TO Mexico, carried
The paper then passed.
The Reception of the Re,ributiOH-The report to ap-
propriae s. 500 20 receive the officers Of H. NJ ship
Re,iibution was read. II was announced that the
frigste in question was not coming. Aid. Steers
thought to pass the appropriation in
she should cOme-and II she did not the appropriation
need net be spent. The report was finally submitted
and paced by IL TO g. Abdomen Tucker Banta and
Blunt in the negative.
Central Park AstessmeHts-A resolution from the
COuncilmen TO extend the tue for collection Of sssess
meIts on lots in the vicinity Of the Park referred.
The Board adjourned 30 Monday.
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NEW-LERSEY I7,EM6.

CRossISG The FfRRIEs.-Yesterday and last nisM
the ice in the Hudson River was as great ID quantity
and more troublesome to the Jersey City and Hoookos
ierry-boas than il has been at any tune this Wn'ef.
The Jersey City boats were not able 70 make INC"
regular trips nor TO Cross time Some OF the tnps
REQUIRED half an hour in crossing and from from To
o'clock there were from 800 to coo passengers on board
At each TIM. beside from % 10 30 teams The heavy,
strong boats trtmbled aud rocked a. they ooutendeA
with ard broke their way through immense fields d
ice creating some alarm among the more tmid OF the
passepgers The huI Of these boats are built fof the
seryiee-a section Of each end being solid with hrmy
boted timbers, which brace and strengthen the bow
20 that they can be plunged into the Ice, under iAA
head Of steam, with safety. The psssengefs % -
trps. instead of grumbing were enthusa'cany|y uy.
and landed when they did reach shore anu Wv.
cheering. After the Philadelphia train cro''e'' a'i
O'Clock they did not undertake to run regular hps.
but kept up on time those connec'ed VIA ''a'
trsins. The Philadelphia train boat crossed "''A'a'
delay. ILL.,, n.
The Hobok.n Ferry Boats were much de''yes' ~
robr zach left Hoboken at about O'Clock, snd af'1
oo,,srdiou with the ice for two hours and hall sue
c.eded in reaching Hoboken again, aud many o. 'as
r....rO.r. and some Of the teams took the lAo'
70 the jersey City Ferry and crossed over 10 New -.
n, "A. Nev.Yok side Of the Hobokea Fsny 90 oo>s
~, from 81 O'Clock Until nearly O'Clock. saa ess
,ins tbsts wore ct lssst 1000 Pses'as NE ''"t
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
regular meeting OF the society was held last even
jig in the University building, Washington square the
President the Rev. Dr. HAWKS in the chsir
The regular paper of the evening read by Prot.
GUYoT, on Geographical Scence-Or al intelligent IN.
derstandng OF the earth So organized entirety Adj
verting briefly 10 the gradual deveOpm ent Of geoogi
cal progress the speaker thought that each particular
sep exhibited the plan OF Deity in adapting the earth
in all geological a. for higher condition of organ
lied life and 10 suppose hs the present geologic age
not formed for higher life than in his present
development, to break the harmonious ch STA of
progress. Geographical forms made 10 subserve
the ends Of human progress. Thus Asia being the
largest body of land earth best fitted to be the
starting point Of the human that should subdue the
earth to It's ends, Its variety Of climate, a,mospher-
zeal, Typographical and geographical features, were
briefly noticed ard shown IN all regards 10 exceed
those in both extremes of all other continents
Asia science showed to have been the originsl s..t
of all the races OF Its physical peculialities
were such as 10 develop the greatest differences In the
bumsn races. Even the North Amerca an tribes Lieut.
Pickering was unable 10 distinguish fro TIE Asauc
Mongolians in their Inherent peculariees Neither
Europe nor Africa had such yarltes lrdl'ldualty OF
form and character the speaker regarded as part OF
the plan of Deity and the civilized the race tue
grester the marked individuality OF mankind. Al the
great religions of the world took their rise IN ASIA a.
did inv n;ios snd hum progress. The speaker showed
that the great geographical divisions OF the anciea,
world divided the three great families OF Languages
the Jsphetic, the Sbemit.c and Ethlopc isnS aages
The Ethiopc race was characterized by rs early sd
vancement In material oiviz atsn; the Shemltc rsce
by having unfolced religious systems; and the Js-
thetic race, by its combining the material ciVllrs-
ton of the one and TIE religious character OF the other
thus creating sympsthetc race to become the gtea!
moving power OF enduring progress As the origin Of
civiliz aon WAS dependent upoa agriculture TO bring
men together, 50 tie number of osiginL systems Of
civilization oorrespondsd with the number Of suvia
plsins Each oneof tho.s i've system, hsd IL ..csed
river Thus was the dfs Of cviis stoa confined 70
the plains, bz. IN The secssd 80 Of o,vsaaco-p the
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FIRES.
FIRE rs FoRTY-FIRsr STREET..


Between IL and II o'clock, on Wednesday night,
FIRE broke out in the tnware and jspsnnng factory be-
longing to Messrs Musgrove g. Young No. leo West
Foryfrst street. The fire originated in the jspsnnng
shop, two-stOry building in the rear aud did about
500 damage. No insurance. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion.
TIE LATE FIRE At LAKE sAHoPAc.
Among our teegraphic correspondence on Tuesday
last we noticed the destruction of DR.. Gregorys Ma
hopac House, at Lake Mshopac, by fire. We have
since gathered, through our special reporter, one
further particulars respecting the loss of that spacious
and popular hotel. On Sunday last the weather was
unusually severe, and, perhaps, little extra fle was
used TO counteract its effects. No danger was appre-
hended on that account howeveri neither is II now at
tbuted to that circumstance that the destruction OF
the house occurred but rather some spark from the
chimney lodging in a crevice and being famed by the
high wind sOon gnited the shingles or other portion OF
the roof Shortly after o'clock p. m, of the above
named day one Of the employees of Dr. Gregory on
passing The yard opposite the building discovered
smoke issuing from the roof and Immediately eommuni-
Gated the fact TO DR.. G., who repaired TO the upper
rooms and found them filed with smoke. After the
free application of water without effect, information
was given to Mr. Baldwin, proprietor of the adjacent
motel, anu otntI =" 'NAN' 49,
the assistance in their power and the paror carpets,
a number Of hair msttresses blankets looking gasses
and some other furniture were saved but the flames
spread with such rapidy that very small proportion
of the contents could be rescued from the building,
which in the course of two hours was heap of ruins
The family of DR.. Gregory, thus deprived OF their
stores and cooking utensils well as much OF their
wardrobes, were generously rendered home in the
house of their rival hoelkeeper with whom there APP
pears to be the wamest feelings Of friendship existing
The many friends Of DIR. Gregory viii be pleased to
learn that he is insured to the amount of $4,000 (u
eight Offices which will about two-thirds Of his
entire loss.
Dr. G.. at the time Of this calamity was about con-
tracing for the erection of quite an addition to his es
Establishment. Under the present circumstances it ls
somewhat doubtful whether he can succeed in putting
up and finishing a suitable house for the reception of
visitors during the ensuing failure to accom-
plsh which would prove serious loss TO the propri-
etOr.
FIRE IN RIvISGTOS STREET.
Last night at o'clock, fire broke out in the build
ing No 1873 Rivington street, owned by Luke Baker,
and occupied by Kellogg Sage & Co. as pork-pack'
ing establishment. Damage to the stock $50, and to
the building $500 Fully insured. The fire originated
in the rear from furnace used for trying out lard The
remen on entering the building, found all the hatch
ways open, and several came near being injured.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

THURsDAr Jan. 1j-Mayor WOOD in the chair.
BHs-Of sundry persons amounting 10 81 ,0S3 IL for
serving notices of unpaid taxes for 1856 Endorsed by
ii. ii. Howard, Receiver OF Taxes.
Supervisor TUCKER hoped this bill would be referred
TO the appropriate Committee
Supervisors CLANCY, ADAMS and DRAKE advocated
its immediate payment But the motion to refer pre-
vailed.
Bill Of j c. Wille Sheriff $3.50 30, for the quar-
ter ending Dec. 81 Ordered paid.
Claim Of - 600 inside in conformity with the act Of
the Legislature pssse1 April Is, 1852, for additional
compensation due to the late Judge Edwards. Re-
ferred to Committee on Civil Courts.
The Board Adjourned to Monday.
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Of his legs and some OF the other men slightly
soalded. Cam was removed 10 bis residence, corner
of Fifth and South Third streets aud medical aid was
procured.
SoCIHTRs HARBoRs.
The Delaware ia so firmly frozen ths, the Kangaroo
was unable to leave Phsdelphia yesterday. II is
pected that the ce-boat which has also been frozen
up will get to work to-day, and the steamer may get
cut on Saturday.
Baltimore is also shut up and huge ice-bOa; is
ready for operation.
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Ifcgfess of msa-he location Of its seat chan gel
TO the shcrs-oomnerce becoming OF the elsme
that built il up; 60 tAat the greatest ions were
those whose possessions were the AL the facts
eIstingn outward nature which seemed to the super
fetal observer 10 be accidental indicated In the light
OF scientific research TO be the plsn of Deity.
The Rev Mr.. CAMPBELL Of Natal, South Africa,
then read an interesting paper Of the geographical
features Of South Africa
Votes Of thanks passed by the Society TO Prot
GuyOt and Mr. Campbell for their contributions after
which the meeting Adjourned
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VIBRATING IN detail oven tbs pcsnosat scs Of along and
emineplIy usefu life we need only add that his bun
noes eaTear was Alsays marked by stnotest probIty
and honor that ii. duties a, citizen were re- - d'
80 csrJ AZ home and abroad were Of such character,
that his ioss viii be keeny felt and that the memory
10 bss lct will be regarded IS thai Of good man,
nsafnJ citizen and an exemplary Christian
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ADVERTISEMENT
THREE BROTHERS CIRED OF CONSUMPTION

py,R sR We arr three brothers and the othsf
We were all taken down with Consumption Nothing
sny cleE We spent dollar We bad 70 tie pareAss
ana worse Death stared AL At last IN the tsee rAen heAI
ina of cure Of scTUla BY t. called Dr.. Hxssf AZ.
pERs ard he supplied With ASntsss LIsUIo loptss -
PuEs IopNE WkrIS which cured completely and 30 ss
nov .ssin iu patfsct health AsDsTw JACoss,
Joss JAcoss,
New YORK. Jan IL 1855. CHAsLss .eoss.
sid =, ~ bottle by ANDERs Fosptcx Nos .v al
sss Broadway; c. II. RNG No. isg Broadway HsI's.
No Is Fulton 81, Brooklyn, shd al Drussi'a
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Acknowledgement
WINTER RFDUCTIoN.-ln conformity with -


pan have formed proceed 70 sell arss soes Il
sy.h NNrrk CtOrHISc elosngout prcsa Oar stock 70
m lsrse complete most Of the desirable styles Of Win
Ter wc. neluens Populs k1ts Of BsA,e ClSth AL
Esausux RssAn. Black and Cocred Drcss frSct Co>s
heavy and superior Business Coats a.! eeserpnons sessu
Csserp ana Cashmere AL ksds Of BoTs CLorsrs-
complete assortnent OF Furnishing GOo1s Un1s<Wssx.
Robes ie Ch.bre Shs Lap Robes &c. THIS viii .sorl
opportunity OS AZ Ao ~ desreg. Of proviins ssPEy
Clothing either for this dc Nlnteg 70 do - o. pa
cent less than The prices d. DgNLt n Co,
Nsa IS. so AID ~ Broadway, corner Of wAnsast
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CHARGE or GRAND LARcyNI.-J smes Clyde james
Allen and Louis keef-f se.tsd Yesterday eAa-ee
steshns Ee to the vaee OF go from basement Of B.r
nHG Bo,uss corner Of Grsnd and Esssx streta The Prog
ery tsken Sst month and .tra Of pe noaa zee
comb. l~wsy ko fhe pn.oaeu also eA.ss-d vita ~es.
II but's the Henry L.iss, Al
two toxe, Of cEar. rom Lydia Red keer-t q 80. n
Market They OekeG sy Justice BFsaala tS
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the label Of tue sbove-named 6rm and thst MAY vel
knew at the time Of such sale that the labels were
forged and counterfeit.
TIE fact of the labels being spurious was not dis
closed to Mr.. Egsn, and MAY, as further charged.
represented to hi patron that the ale sold by him was
the genuine srtice manufactured in Scotland by VII
Lam Yospger & Co. that he imported ii himself IN
Soesheaos and had il bottled in this country.
Mr.. Younger pronoupces this statement to be fslse
end untrue and swes tha; his firm do not send ale TO
this country in hogshesds but only in bottles; that he
has examined the ale sold to Mr.. Egan IS the pure
YouDgers Edinburgh Pale Ale, and found it to be spu
rcus.
Complaint was also made against Jacques Sand
never card and label printer at No. 9S Duane street,
whom Mr.. Younger charges with printing the forged
and counterfeit labels aforesaid with intent TO sell them
for the purpose Of sdrg and assisting in vending and
selling the spurious sle as sold by May.
The defendant Sandmeyer wss also arrested by the
sbove-named officers and taken before the magistrate
issuing the warrant. Both the parties accused were
taken before Justice Connolly snd required to give bah
insure their future appearance when called on BY
the criminal authorities.
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FRos PoRr.Au.PRIScE BY the arrival Of brig
WIN. 7. Dugan we have advices from Poit-au-Pdnce
10 Dec II. The place was very healthy; cases of
fever were known to exist. The coffee crops were
abundant American produce was plenty in market.
Nancy scArce.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

PRESENTATION ny rHE LApfEs-At Soires gives
By Volunteers Company CT Captain Charles W.
Hsy at rIepoT Assembly Rooms In South Eighth srss<.
Wednesday evening giant and costly ensign pss
,ened company by their lady friends This pr~seus
ton In behalf Of the ladies inside BY Mrs Henriessa
Fmsn II received BY Capt Hayes who thanked the
ladies' In a neat aud appropriate manner.
The made Of heavy skybas silk four fact sr ~
six IN and surrounded with heavy gold eoorsA
fringe On side 10 striking portrait Of Wssbinstos Asf
Company will make their first psr,de the sd Of Fsbtasfg
ueKt
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IAdvWtlsemen,. /
NEM-YnRK AND HAI

sequence OF large Freight and for the purpcss ~
facilitating its transportation the Road the Directors have
decided 20 discontinue the Albany Express Train leaving thu
corner ofWh,e and Centres,s al O'Clock and Albany
n and AFTER MoNDAy Jan 49, 1857 until furths~
notice The Mail Train aud Night Express will continue -
heretofore form Daily Lines between Albany and New for
WV J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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TAIN. TALL

TALK, TALK, TNK-The town is alive with
excitement and talk Of HOLINESS SHILLING PoRrsM
TYPES and DOLLAR PHoToGsAHPs 10 truly
dawniug the picture world No. 289 Broadway 1909 90
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IAIVNfffsTIH"tt 7
uTTP TFrTU PERIL NED DREATU

BrIurUvL be acquired By using rs AZ
% THoVsAsD FLowsRs. Whist lady sentlemsa wesAA
under The OF dsssreesbe BREATH whrs assG
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers den,fec would not oey
rsuder sweet leave the teeth white asbAatert
persons do know their breath bad and the suhi
delicate hist their fends will mentcu Bswsrs
of coun,erfeits Be sure each bottle V signed
For sale BY all Dugsists. FsrsIoer Co. N. Z.
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he 81 No rs WLkes f,s.a 80
f,t de.gh Eaer.s msts the
uo'hes OF tee GAIA bSt taeJ Vtsyas Yerie ds.s
from pofuFr.
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Aavet ii.ement.

Gas Works for villages and cities, or large pm
establishments plss recently perfected sni wasnl~4
superior 20 al Others in simplicity sAteiy and ecoRonJ See
advertisement IN this paper.
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ADMISSIONS TO TIE BAR.-The following young
gentlemen admitted 20 the bar yesterday Ia tho suP-ns
Court, General Term:
Chss A. Kmbsl David BroekWsy ~ Coleman Hart Chsrtss
J. Hunt. Abraham Van Linden, franklin w Tabsr, w ,.
sayre. Dudley w. Balm Marx Uh, Patrick J. O.i,sh~.
I.ane
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ALLEGED FALSE IsPRIsOshESf.-AdamH saf, q
policeman Of the Mir Ward tried 10 the Court Of SESSIONS
yesterday the charge Of sestog and Asey imprsonaf
DR. W. g. Pnde the 20 August last TIE cause ocsupes
the whole the evidence Of such nature 70 ts,
duee the Jury aoqut defendant after bar s~ nus
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GAS GAS-GAS fIXTUREs.-SeyefA now snA
beautiful patterns Just completed. C great msnans
turing depot. No. SO Broadway.
Aacass, WANss L %.
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CHAPPED H,Nps.-A single application Of Buzz
NErrs K,LLsroN will Chopped Hands. and render the
.kn ,roooth and fair All DusS,s sol H.
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FOUsD DEAD.-The body Of a colored man wa
found IN Fulton yesterday having fallen down In az
and died He conveyed the Ninth Ward station House.
where al inquest will be held this morning.
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BuRGLARY.-The clothing store Of William Julian,
H. Myrte avenue near Fran him entered "Wednesday
st ard robbed Of $50 worth VI CLOTH &c No detectios
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ORDERED TO VACATE.-Mr. Callahan, q newly elected
Alderman Fourteenth Ward who together With tho
Mayor despaed dozen Policemen 70 make tor lot ~
politicians. visited the station House on "Wednesday
and directed Capt Gusohsd 10 demand the starr ~
the old police and also to notify them to yaese III, Sstsa-
House The powers Alderman must have been mAsniss1
elected by the people the himself and whom be
IAa no cnufrnl.
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fIREMFNs DIFFlCULriES.--n esterday morning
O'Clock the femen q the Eastern District ssss
called by the uptown bell ringing false alarm for the Ssc
oud District While returning Engine Companies Nos and
engaged fsht the Of Grand and Ninth
Assistant Captain Hopkins Of Engine Company No
whA wrench In the hands the
opposing party Missiles freely used and No WA boat
ing when the Police up and put end 10 tie
col Dict.
Peter Friese Of No and James Frestons OF No.
rested loci up the night Yesterday hoy tab
before Justice Feeks and fined IS each.
the evening previous those companies bal
come slisht difficulty Chief Engineer Talbot ordered tho
snss be locked up await Of this sad pee
yiOus difficulty
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COURr CALEsDAR-SuPREsE COURr-GEsERhL
TEEN-JAn. I6-Cs,es 9, TO- II, 49, H. 49, % e. ~ D. a. ..
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The Board of Aldermen last evening adopted the
Mayors draf of proposed new charter for the city,
without any discussion. The President announced
that this Board were eroined from passing any resou
ton &C. for the construction Of railroad 10 Broad
way The 1900 appropriation for the ODD of Febru-
ary-Washingtons Birthday-was, after opposition,
concured in, with an amendment, that the widows and
orphans Of the Veterans Of 1872 and those Of the New
York Volunteers receive 500 Of the suus25O each.
The s. 100 appropriation for the reception g her Maj
estys figate Retrbution passed by a vote OF II
to g. AID Tucker, Banta and Blunt voted in the neg
alive AID. Owens Heffmire, Steers, Healy and VAL
eniine were appointed special Committee on this
subject
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ArTInPr TO ROB.-On Wednesday night Mr.. E4-
ward shedeu seeosted BY In Court fse nsst Az
l.nc vho demanded money. Mr. 5helds1 struck hs.
vhsu AZ accomplish up AID struck ~ powsdI hs~
h the face The two fellow. then ran OH
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ScILpED TO DEATH.-Peter Hlloret, German. ~
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