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DIE ID.

KOSTER-Drowned while bathing at NewLsbsnon on Thur
day Jupe 49, Edward f. Roster the youngest son Oh ~
and Hannah Roster Of Wiamsburgb Long Island aged IL
years.
LEwIs-In this city Sunday. July !, Lewis Lewis,
twin Of Charles v. and Marie L. Lewis aged II days
OyUTT-On Monday morning July O. after short illness,
Smith Ovutt in the slst year of bis
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited 70
Al end bis funeral Tuesday morning July at IL ococS
from the residence Of Henry Bsdeeu No 9l broadway mo
n mains will be taken East Chester for inernent
WATERs-On Sunday, July at the residence Of Mrs Walter
b. Town,epd Newown Creek Long Island Edward Waters
10 the 8lst year Of hi- sge. 49,
The friends Of the family invited attend his funeral from
the Fpiscoua Church Newtown, on Tuesday, % inst
O'clock Matsno running In connection with tho
Flushing Railroad leaves Fulton Market ocloch Car
rsges viii lie In wal ing at the foot Of Grand street. Wams
burgh, till4 O'clock.
wALTON-suddenly Sunday July l. John Walton, aged
years and days
10 etnd his funeral from ST Peters Church, Twentieth
street between Eighth and Ninth this (TuesdayD
morning 10 clock precisely. His remains VIII be taken to
Greenwood for interment.
wARnLE-On Tuesday July 2, Hugh Wsrdle aged 50 years
The syrs and ends family respectfully invited
at end funeral from his late residence No ~ snyvsant
street. to day at R o'clock precisely, His renisins VIII Do
talen 10 Staten Island for interment
wARDLEAt his residence, No. 10 Stuyvessrt street. New
York Mr. hugh Wsrdl-, aged So years and months
His friends and those OF his the Rev. Warde are re-
aueted the funeral from the house precisely ct l
O'clock this morning.
For additional MARRIAGES and Deaths zee 9Th Page
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Arrived.

sBRo SSoTS Boy ohisSs bonn m. .s a
steamship Marion Chsfestoni day. M .isnAlsd
steamship Alabama, for Savannah,
u s. Surveying steamer Corwin, Lieut. Commanding John
Steamship C9e.spesis cfOwe Portland ndse and pass
steamship Locus. Point French, Baltimore days mdse TO
Slip Robert a. Dizzy tOf MObfs Dxsy Liverpool May IS.
coal and salt to master Had Light westerly winds nearly the
posed the Dr-adnoaght hence for Liverpool being
too far south, when In the n.gnboIhood Of the Banks
s 70 Gs HoassoS sS%Ss with
e'ss feI fssssPhia and saw her h in Ii 81 e 2 ,o7
June - lat a. So S. spoke ship Charles spngg nom New.
Bar. Holland HeOker Amsterdam May a. mdse. KOf
Bank c. Ale1sode Iof Hpswe ColcOrd, Maanrss June
IT. sugar and mesda to ] w Elwel Co.
&c 70 Simpson msyh.w '-0' - '-'''
Brig Nellie HINT lOi Robbiu.ton Meh Porter Mna;i.an
havana poh. ship Lucinss of Baltimore from Boston for
Big Missionary (B of Sunderland Cowie Charente May
banoy &c henr, seger During the mOOth Of May vey
brig Minn,s Miller So Sola@1t. Mel White, Gardens IL
schI Queen the Outh na-ted Weeks Palermo S, days,
passed GbIs'ssI My 20 fruit &c to Cha@berain PhsP.
ing white signal with noman cross The O. Of The has
had light battling winds with heavy head Of the
seh onIus lof squan n - Thompson Black River JAM,
M 20 cS 30 sass hin ' STgmt ssh' June ~
schr yentr.s (Of Nassau N P Roberts Eletheura day,,
Schr Daniel 5. Williams "a nstsd, Williams Charleston
days, co ton and naval stores master
fruit 10 Tbos Gilmartn
SchI. Alnira T Candy Providence days In ballast
Scnr Flying Arrow, Pcarce Elizsbetbport cod for =
scLr. Village Gem. Baker Rondgui, coal for Bostoa
hr w. Stevens. BEND H. Rondout coal for Salem
schr Bellows, ClaIk Made Oh days Ia ballast.
sehr. uni e, Risey Portland days
Scbr Sa'sh Jane Hall Me- port dsys
schT EsS1s a'i 1S &c ss,,id days
Sohr NJ Sheddies Williams. Portland days, stone.
Scbr Eva, Taurgse, Providence days
Khkpstick
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia, mdse to j. AN
Bhsgs.
BELOW-Barks William Henry, from Cuba; James NJ.
Churchill frVm Mstanzas Both by piotboat Mary Taylor
No. 5.
SAlLED-Steamhip Ariel for Asrinwsl ships John jay
for siprapore St. Charles for NewOeans; brig Samson oI
ST. MaIk's; schr Lane. Falmouth.
NIND-Sunrise n. sunset, \.
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HIGHLANDS, July ., sunse-One bark aud two brgs Cd
the Highlands, bound In Wind light nom 8. T. wsAths ~
clear
LONG BRANCH July sunset-No vessels In Digit bound
In. W ind lie hit from 5 =. weather clear
SANDi hook July g sunset BARK VIM Henry going up
the Bay one bng near the Bar Winu light from 81 weather
clear
FORT LAFAYETTE, July spnsst-0ne bark inside TIE
Hook no other vessels In sight Wind gh, om s. weather
clear
Be srON, July 2-Au. steamers s. R. spaulaiis Howes,
Baltimore sou'h Carolina, Baxter ChaTesGoni City OF New
ntfs Ntekoion Norfolk; bark cher Lewis Hsvsnai ens
Louia Johnson ssns Leone; schr Sarah Burton hs,sn
chester Afiea.
SAVANNAH July i--ahe steamship r. r. caylcr, nsni
New York, arrived this afternoon; al we'll
NEW-ORLEsNS, July Q Arr ships Stephen CreweL nV"
Sork, and Henry Clay, isou Rio Janero.
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ister IN the Church N the " me Of ,bs Trinity. He
was followed By Bishop T,eancsy Of Western New
VIZ ud v ,S tnr . of the candidates ia Ike
nnon thee 'ae '' of NewJersey laid bis ns ana
uH'n 'n.ee. s'kJ of the New Testament was tnen
gwen ln'o 'NS ea$ s Of each Of them by the B5nop
VINO craanea m with authority to preach the Cos
pe aps S ni.tration of toe Holy Communion,
SINGING lO2d Hymn, and the BensSicti0u, closed
those 40 were ordsined are G. :" d. Copeland, J.
g. Sn, Y 1apman, G. w. Dur!ar, A.. NJ Benton, B.
Sw sdes, +. IS, Rosstns w. NJ. Ogden, E. j. Purdy,
:. Dortmur, c. C. Pierce, L. sweeshs n, NJ: I've.
1STs % bs departure for Europe and have
| missionaries TO Oregon
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ORprSATIoS AT TRIEITY.-Twelve young men
were ordained 10 the Deaconate on Sunday morning al
Trinity Church. The Bishops Of New Hampshire
We.tern New-York, and New-Jerrey were pre- cent
After the usual service, Bishop Chase OF New.HsmP
shre preached from the text, IL Cor ?th ehaP vl'
;;o,on AZ the close Of the sermon, the candidate
for ordipation, who are all recent graduates Of the
Gin.rsI theological Seminary were presented % the
Bishops by the Rev. Dr. Johnson Dean o. .n ae se b
~ ma ~ Root Of Common Prayer had been asked by
RsSop Odenbeimor Of NewJersey, and answered ~, Iy
he candidates, Bishop Chase laid bic HANDS On tno
reads of sx Of them, and gave them authority 70 '-
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BpooKLYg Common CoUScIL.-The Board met
h,, the In the chair and nearly the wne
,e.on was consumed In debate resolution offered oy NE
shi, With empowered the President IN appoint special
committee for the purpose investigating ths accounts 81 ,ae
Committee Ferry and Water Rights and y ana
Rh. expended large sam Of money VI st
ferry bill list purporng 10 be tho items OF e1 NJ
hsrttofore been puthsbed uaofeay The Shm
st has BEEN denied by Aid Dayton the Chairman OF IN oao
Como ttee the object Il 10 get at the ie n
tain how the money has been expended some cn elop
stated during Of the debate tue Inc solution
was eventually adopted by vote OF 10 yeas 70 nase'
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MARLN-E JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Stearnsbip-Arisl Mi5er Aipinwal, d. B. Allen.
ships-W Woodbury. Mcclellan Liverpool Snow Burgess
Ent. Iprise McL Have Boyd Hincken; Henrietta, Ds-
man glasgow BOYD hincken; Emerald Cook, Liverpool,
Rowland Frohinsham; Athena, schilng. Rotterdam w:
salem; Isaac ebb Hutchinson, Liverpool c. H. Msnhau
& Co.
Bark-Contest Allen, Valparaiso. 4. Fabn. -
Brigt-W b Nash, Small, Aspinwal, Moore Henryi Me-
costa Hs, nee Boston Thompson Hunter Mas Morgan,
MsranhaI T. Corning Eastern Star Ackley Marsetrs. 9.
n Pier,on Co Cypet (Brb Smith Windsor, A. Smithss
Los nieos ( BroWnlow Efzaoethpor Al SoiSmsni Zu
.ks Grozer Zazs, Arowsmh Bali Kentucky, Pendleton,
Buenos Ayres, Wslsh Carver Chase. =.
Scboopeys-L Alexander, Alexander, Newburyport Met
calf puncsn T. Bruen Douglas Chsreston Doner& Potter
Fupheu s Bailey, Ponce Eclipse (Brl Parry, nkton, d.
R. Dewo f; Il. Kidder, Harksen Wilmington d. C. Murray
Stesmer-Delaw are, Cannon. Philadelphia II. Perkins.
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NEW-JERSEY II,EM,G.

DARING ArTENPr AT BURoLARY.-About o'clock
yesterday morning the house of Mrs. Vail, No. S.
Grand street. jersey City, was entered by burglar
with the intention Of robbing the premises but the
thief was fooled by the awakening of Mrs. Vail who
sprapg from her bed and caught hold Of the robber and
cried Justify for help, whereupon he drew knife and
threatened to take her life She reuquishsd her hold
and the desperado escaped. The police were notified
but have not as yet succeeded 10 making any arrest
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TIRE LATE ALDERMAN SrAYBURY--The remains OF
the late AID John Sanbury, who recently represented
the Seventh Ward in the Common Council, were IN
tered in the cemetery of the Holy Cross at FatOn'h
on Sunday afternoon. The funeral was attended by
the Mayor members Of the Common Council, and a
large number of citizens The flags on the City Hall
were displayed at hafmast in honor to his memory
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There 4 DECREASE 8ZoI,V'U
Second aud e6 28 in the Seventh Wards TO decrease
OF sg25Ul3. AMOR j. WILLIAMSON,
JONATHAN w. ALLEN,
JOSIAH w. BROWN
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments.
The tax-rolls were referred 10 the Committee on
Annual Taxes.
A communication was received from the Controller,
stating that up the Dist of June the expenditures for
the year had reached 81 635 1888 o. and that balance
remained Of 81 ,963, 439 81.
The Committee on Criminal Courts and Police were
directed TO confer with the Police Commissioners in
aiion to the erection of house for the detention of
witnesses. The Committee were authorized TO pur-
chase a plot of ground on which TO erect the new
house in Mulberry street, between Spring and Broone,
vt cost not exceeding $6 OOO The plot is 100 feet i'll
depth by so in breadth. The sum of 700 was on
motion appropriated for the purchase of the ground
The Board then adjourned to Tuesday next.
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are preparing 70 pay their resp ~. 10 the Big Ship
At Savannah visitors are nv I'D 70 and see her.
To-day he exptrime az admission at 81 each for
sdults and SO cents ca eh for children will be tired
More than dollar srth ofgra fcation is ataDabie
but it ought to be placed within the reach oil the
M
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

LAYING CoRYER-SToYE.-The cornerstone OF a
rev building, to be erected for chapel in connection
with Christ Church, on the corner of Bedford and
Divirion avenues, was laid Saturday afternoon by
the Rev. Mr. Partridge, who read the form peculiar TO
tie Episcopal Church The building is to be used prin-
cipay by the Sabbath School, and the children were
therefore specially invited to be present. They were
addressed by the Rev. Dr. S. H. Tying, and treated to
strawberries and cake.
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THR LQUoR-DEALERs - lSDlcrAtNrs III i"'
GRAND JURY.-The large number OF indictments ioun'
by the last Grand Jury of the Court OF oyer anu
miner indicates that the next term of the Court Of See
sions Ito which all indictments have been transferred
will be hborious one for the Disrict-Attorney. The
Hquor-dealers appear more numerous than any other
class of offenders The following is LIST Of the dicl
nents as classified:
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MnrLe,.-Reportcd by Tsyeg,aph.

buHAo, July b D. m-fLouR steady and In moderate de-
mAhd sr vo bbl' at - rs for extra stei S3d5 rs
ltrs Indiana and Ohio rs 5o 20 3 double extra Wns,r
su and tending downwqrdi sales 1000 bush No Chicago
SFps Sl ~ 60oO bush ehoic white Michissn AT All a.
oohS dnll and dropping sales s?00 hash. Illinois q,
OATS Hady at Jaic WHISKY sseedyi sales 80 bbs ct so
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school 10 therefore in Sosiaou to accomplish much
good among the elss It 10 specially intended to benefit

Expects OF RUM.-A man named John O'Brien
brought before Justice conw- Yesterday the charge
Of seriously ujung bis wife and child by pitching them down
sairs their Iedence in Hoy street near Butler The w"n-
shoulder docssd and the ckds arm was fractured
Be wsys ,eut 10 The City Hospital The accused IL said
s sborps under the influence Of liquor He committed
Ia await e1arninbtsn.
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To Hlariuers.

The buoy that denoted Robbins Reef Staten lssni s
and has yet been replaced by thu
Boara Nsyestos IN theTeio. be the lookout tes M
aud dangerous and TO vessels navigating hs ~
abuoy Lishly necessary The attention Of the LNhtssv
BosId 10 called 10 the above lset
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Yesterday afternoon four meu,
Iamed Peter Finegan, James Molinery Bernard Gal
laughly, and Michael McMannin, were severely in
iured by the caving in of an embankment on Bergen
Hill, where they were at work. They were extri
Gated by the workmen, and medical aid Summoned,
and afterward removed home, two of them being very
seriously though not fatally injured.
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SWORN IN.-John Bush was sworn into otii'e yes
tedsy az Inspector for the erection Of house for the
psncy Company No 49, having been appointed by the
Street Commissioner and Robert H. Ogood was made an A.
sistant Health Warden by the Commissioners OF Health, io
which Office he was also qualified by the usual cath
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Disasters, &c.

NoKYoIK June the cargo Of ship Jane Henderson
with the the pig SAL has been feooseea
and l. Way Baltimore. schooner ives seen W
aide down OF Cape Henry this morning
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SIxTEEsTH WARD REPUBLICAN AssocIATsoN.-An
enthusiastic meeting of this Association was held last
night at headquarters No. 245 Eighth avenue, Presi-
dent Vance in the chair Speeches were made by ex-
Assemblyman Jaques, ex-GOv. Smith, and Isaac L..
Dayton.
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CrrY MORTALITY The weekly report Of the City
Inspector shows that the total number Of deaths in
Eew-York for last week were 362, OF whom LID
were boys SO girls, 81 men, and rs women, being an
increase of 81 over last week, but decrease of u
from the corresponding week of last year. VI
deaths from acute disease 80 were cases of scarlet
fever IL Of infantile commissions 6 of Inflammation
of the iupgs II of cholera infantum - contamination
of the brain, of dpbtherie, of apopexy, OF con-
eesion of the BRAIN Of bronchitis of cholera NOR
bus. of Group Of teetbng, of small pox. OF con-
WILSON'S of dysentery of whoOping cough, and the
remainder of various other diseases. Total, l1o.
OF deaths from chronic disease 20 were cases OF con-
sumption, % infanie marasmus, which is a consider
able increase of that maady; 10 of infantile debility
10 of heat disease which also great increase over
previous weeks; of dropsy in the head, adult de-
b;ty, scrofula and the remainder OF various dir
eases total, l4S. Of death from external and other
causes 10 were drowned casualties, ntemperance,
5 premature birth, old age, total 81. Classification
with respect TO their ages 81 of the deceased were
under year; IS between and q 80 between ana
S; 4s from that age up to 25; % from % to 80; %
from 50 70 40 from that age to So and between ~
and 100 In respect to their nativity, 23S were born
in America, 81 in Ireland, % in Germany, IN Eng
land. and the remainder in various other eounlriss.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Japanese having departed, the Board was en-
abled 10 resume its business yesterday afternoon MT.
JosEs, the President occupied the chair. :.
An invitation accepted fIom Gen. Sanford 10
review the First Division NewYork State Militia on
the Fourth of July, at 10 a M. ,
A resolution directing the Second-avenue Railroad
Com, any to repair the pavement alongside OF the
tracks from Peek slip to Harlem referred to the
Committee on Roads.
Engine Co. No. 2 petitioned for steam hre-englne.
The Board adjourned to Friday.
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THE County CoURT HoUsE.-At a rieeting Of the
,ard of Yesterday resou previously offered
In favor OF selecting Washington PARK 40 site FIR court
house deestrd and resolution ado,ed appointing com
tee 10 confer ith the Council i relation the
selection Of site ON Washins Park being virtual adoption
Of the resolution ustb before defestcd-
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CAMPAIGN MEDALs.-MeSsrs Gibbud Brothers, OF
No. l22 Chambers street, have got up very pretty
style of Camp&ign Medal. The hkeDesses of aAncoln
and Hamlin are photographed on copper, and appear
on each side of the medal.
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Receipts Of Produce.


Total BY al Routes July Al es3 bbls Flour, 80 BUSH
Oats pkgs WHISKY lis pkg Ashes L0zl pfs' On
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=, Lnndred comics of the report were ordered TO

be printed
ment of Mount Morris square, was passed over the
Mayors veto. $685. were next appropriated, oy RESP
uton to detay the expenses attendant upon the late
entertainment of the officers of the Dona Isabella.
The report of the Committee Finance in favor OF
the adoption of ordinance providing for the ss1e OF
an additional sum of $3.50 900 OF the Central Park
Improvement fund, accepted and the ordinance In
question passed.
The Committee on Salaries reported in favor OF IN,
creasng the salaries of the Inspectors OF Street ana
Wharf Jpcumbrances from 5000 TO 81 500 per annum.
printing of 5000 copies of the late annual Report Of
the Controller
Mr. Farley's resolution ordering the establishment
of 100 additional free drinking hydrants In the pubc
streets of thir city, was taken up and parsed.
Adjourned till Friday next, at O'Clock p. m.
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PUPjLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF AEDEKMEN.
The ,oard held regular meeting yesterday after
noon, she President in the chair.
,e.oI,,{ion from the Board of Coanclmen was con.
Gu ed in appointing general Clerk to that body, at
r j.. salary Of $3.50 per snnnm -, -.
The Controller transmitted the auditors report OF
being the second quarter of the year. from which APP
pears that there has been paid .,.,o.o, q.
On City Account. oa9 oao oS
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uARRgPD

LEE-sENFF-On Monday July BY the Reg Dr. Barchard,
DR. Edward f. Lee 10 Louise c. daughter d. henry SEMI
and grand dau ghter Of Mrs. G. HsvemeyeL
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TWENTIETH WARD REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
"A meeting of is Association held ist night at
Lamsrtine Hall, corner of Eighth avenue and wenty-
moth street. for the purpose of hearing the report of
Committee relative to procuring suitable hall for the
campaign. T. c. Spears, President, occupied the
chair. The Committee reported that MIR. iiamano,
member of the Club, had purchased two lots on the
nortbery side of Thirty second street. the Sew:
enth avenue and had agreed to erect commodious hall
thereon providing the Club and Ward Association would
hire it for the campaign. Power was given the Com
mittee % negotiate with Mr.. HamanD, aud the t~o
organizations are pay him 81 900 for the use of the
place until after the Charter election. The hall will
be completed about the LIST of August prox.
FATAL CAsUALTEt.-~S Samuel Cohen child three
wears of age was run over AID killed. Sunday afternoon by
hack No 2 while psns 81 Chsthsm street. near the resi-
deuce Of The hack driver drove rapidly OIL and
was echrmer held inquest the
body and the jury resefcd verdict consuming the driver Tor
csreesness The dyer who had been arrested by Ohcer
JocelS H. was fhcn discharged.
Thos boy 10 OF drowned on sunday
sernoeD by the dock foot Thidy street H.
His psreDts is q No AIS last Thirty nth street Coroner
Sehi mer he'd ~ iaQuest upon the body. .
Coroner Gape hed Inquest Monday the body OF
Mary Kierpsn IS years Of who while crossing
Sixth Forty seventh street over by horse
fright and severely injured hst death enamel
few hours aterward verdict OF Accidental death
rendered. =,
Albert Carn boy years Of whose parents reside at No
49 drowned Monday in the dock foot
of Sp ing street had missing since Saturday afternoon
Coroner schirmer held an inquest on the body.
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For the weeh ending Monday Jolly 2loo Cattle " cars
Hogs Sheep and cars Horse making S e -. n.I.
Of live stoctadd IN Of express freight "a NUM-
Der Of hauled by Stock Express during the week. VA in
srease OF cars hauled by stock Express, 49,
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TRrsIrY CHURCH CHmEs.-The following pro-
pramme will be performed On Trinity Church Chimes,
at a. IN. and noon by James e. Aylife, the 4th
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SUPERVISORS.
The Board met al uoon yesterday, President Stew
ART in the chair.
A communication was received from the Tax Com
missopers transmitting the assessment rolls for the
year. The following is a summary:
RELATIVE VALUE Of Real and Personal Estdte IN he City
o.. kS.c-E oxE1 lin nd
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LoSDos FIRE EscAPE.-The apparatus for escaping
from burning buildings adopted by the City OF London
was tn yesterday afternoon, in front OF the City
Hail. under the direction of Mr. Graham, the importer,
by the members Of H ook and Ladder Company No. -.
large crowd gathered and several persons descended
10 the satisfaction of the lookers-on. The apparatus
was then moved away, and run, while the ladders
were extended in air, Gown the three stone steps OF
the great City Hall PLATFORM without the least DIM
Guilty, and erected in front of TIE TRIBUNE omce,
where one or two descens made from the print
err rooms, five stories in hight Next the remen ran
down Park row at full speed and repeated the expert
ment IN front of LOveoy's Hotel, and on building
near qge Erpre. Office, when fire broke out III
Chatham square, and the exhibition ended by large
majority of those in attendance running away to take
their gines to it.
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MINIATURE ALBANIA
eun-Rses... 4:e2 Sets 1855 hosn-Rises. ~
THIS DAT. -.
Sandy HOOK. 1887 Gov Islsnd.... 82I Heu-GGe..Vvo
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City MARsBAL's MONTHLY REPoRT.-Tbere have
been City Prison during the month Of June 6
urisone following crimes Drunkenness 0l threaten
Ing e stealing Isl assault and battery, 28 insane 81 at
tempt at rape, L. violating city ordinance grand larceny Il
ncendsry 8; vspsDcy, burgary Q postitu noting
2; malicious mischief l. Nativity Ireland, ll4i United Ssats
2s; England 81 Scotland IL Hungary, Germany 8; Wales
4: France. /: colored, O. Total, ITO