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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25

NEW YORK MARCH "a, l8Ss-AT MEETING OF
IN the late attaches OF the Department Finance
. the Aston House this day the following preamble and
resolutions adopted
Whereas the wisdom Of Divine Providence suddenly
called from among US the Hon Robert T. Haws and
whereas for The past four have neld positions
der his administration the Finance the
city Of New York where have had the opportunity Of
abilities therefore, feel II sorrowfui privilege and
duty place record testimony his kindness
courtesy In all our relations with him.
Resolved. That tn heartfelt receive the nte
gence Of the decease oil Robert Haws Comptroller
this city who hos been taken from midst the full
vigor OF his intellect ana usefulness
Resolved That while we bow with humble submission
the decree Of Divine Providence deeply depore the
lows Of dearly beloved friend and have the melancholy
satisfaction OF recording testimony to his noble chaac
ter high toned honor warm and heart and
ondearing social qualities
Resolved sincerely condoe with numerous re-
Iaves and friends the reparablc loss Of such
Robert Haws whom TO know WAS TO honor and esteem
Resolved That in respect to his memory and
the past -four wears. viii attend his funeral a body.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions properly
Crossed and aested by the officers this meeting pre-
seuted 10 the family OF the deceased.
The officers the Finance Department
ceeded In BODY 10 the Comptroller Office formed
joint meeting at which the following resolutions
adopted
Resolved That we heartily concur in the pream BILE and re-
solutions sed by the former attaches the Finance
parment, under the late Robert Haws, meeting held
1t the Aston House this day.
Resolved, That consideration Of many virtues aud
the numerous expressions public regard and for
him. WIN meet the Westchescr House Bowery
and Broome o'clock r. NJ purpose OF
JAMES KELLY, Chairman
9 C'y " L.s AaIss; secretaries
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A cARD-TaE ADVERTISER Bees LEAVE TO IN:
IN ~ . sss q s s
hs Gu N BIZ s, rsa o. ns "a
$ 4 6: = e., !:
ANY ONE WISHING TO DISPOSE OF BANKRUPT
e w sos sass s s
rLHB SIXTH AVENUE CHEAP STORE.
We are receiving from auction every day decided Par
gans We opening large lots which we invite all 70
5000 pairs Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves spotted. abc
e 81, tf:: sFssa SOAP worth
as
long in S IA T wa Il mi xSsA Co.
Ladies' find the best be had
SSs sSS L ya.d Cotton 3 t. &
anas skens French working and darnins cotton &c.
have Hosiery Sm
Sosrss Ises Ranss Raches nnsss plaid and
Ladies' should 'A you Ros slT.6Bs Pr aEkR
Corner OF sixth avenue and xinsiesnth strsst.
COATES GENUINE No SP9 0pks cSTToS'
1900 dozen Coates s spooI THREAD,
ONE DoIT1s b., os Y , DOLLAR ssl.s. DOZEN
ao4 and 2Od sixth avenue
Two doors below Fourteenth street, N. T. .
MADAME r. DE wAIBEL,
No. IS BLE ssaqasi sr as EsE'i NEW YORK.
seS 40 r n ss Ssw aaS r..
at the above named place. where she respectfully invites
N B,sFrench, English, Spanish and German spoken.
~ REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF BLEACHED AND BROWN MusL dnI ,vp,r ,v
ONLY FOR ONE WEEK. .-.. -
PREVIOUS TO TAKING STOCK INVENTORY.
MARKED DOWN TWENTY FIVE PER CENT
FOR THIS WEEK;
But will be sold to specuators Legitimate trade alone
supplied
Ladies rely that the real and our
cotton goods now at lower prices than in other esab
lishmeut in New York.
New spring Delaines, 30c a yard.
Best Merrimac Prints. 20c. &c and &c.
Foreign and domestic Gngbans, 2Cc. uand 25c
Printed cotton Pocket Handkerchief, 4c and l0c
Cents All Linen printed Border PockeI
lot OF ladies' Anen Pocket from Sc up,
very large Dress Goods at Is Cd % 3D.
"a Cd, q. .. and 3s yard
Crystal Palace Emporium.
W r. ROBERTS
goods during the week. and unanimous II
customers and the public in endeayors break
down the exorbnt prices charged Dry Goods have
postponed stock inventory
those who have awaited themselves Of
reduction purchase this week. and of Cotton
Goods VIII last beyond another weeks demand and
retailing. recommend all who are likely to want
them to purchase this week.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS or
" the Central PARK, 81 Nassau street
TO MAsONS AND STONE CUTTERS
Sealed proposals will be received this the nth
INST ior furnishing The materials tor and constructing the
sontherly enclosing wall OF the Central Park
Plans and specifications Information respectne the
sane VIII be furnished AT the oGice above mentioned
Proposals should be addressed the Board ~ Commits
sol ne Central PARK sad endorsed Proposals Tor
reject any one or all proposals. "
ANDREW II. GREEN
Comptroller Of the Park
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n1,o Lawn FOR CHA ssaFIcATION.

IN COTTON. AUcrIovEER,-LARoBe SALE or THE
NJ entire Furniture OF houses IN Ubeecser street,
fSs az lwednesdaxl March Is =. lo1 o'elccs 81 q.
rarniture In No 100, comprising he usual sssorfaseu
mahogany, rosewood and other rarnhnre, Cmpsss o.
asshs teathsr BAds Mattresses. Bsnkess Quilis
Consforters Crocssry and Glassware. Kitchen Yur.,urs
~ sale peremptory and catalogues early this morrrs
o. opS, ava siso 81 salssrooms, 60 breadwav
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH 70, 1853

MILLINERY. &C.
A \. STEWART LATE WIN. BROWN CO., IMPORT
ss Of Fashions opens on Thursday. March 70, at 7o
A SPECIAL OPENING OF PARIS HIILINERy-Ar
The novelties Inc w e g. sa for In
in .nd An IN s snnf =
and childrens Hats. in the new and novel shapes
Al nAD .as E. SIS CANAL
on exhibition Buyers sTs invited Ss u ea NO"
A GRAND o OPENING p OF SPRING MILLINERy1Ar
Division street One Of The largest and hnss stocks q
Ss r's q
q as ss r. WIN lind her
ANOPENING QUESTIONABLE MILIINERY-aMR
pn sas . s ass Of vs sna
ALCoNI rs Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fif
RLlss 4 CO 9 FIRST GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
and summer Millinery win take place Thursday.
March 70 a. S6l Broadway. opposite street when
Co. q
DREss OARS. HEAD DRESSES. MOURNING AND
JAMES ss7.BTosdway. up stsirs - ~" 'p''
GRAND ANNUAL OPENING
o.
PARIS MILLINERY
At
Mt HIGGINS. isS SIXTH AVENUE.
THURSDAY 18TH INSTANT
This the only complete millinery establishment in the
United States where everything can be had apDeraning 70
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
sSss required
new designs can be seen every day.
This house by adopting strictly adaerns prin
ii @ city, snsens D
Of and aoA
tory Of the most select millinery Ever anxious maintain
from Paris and London choice novelties. We
ENGLISH STRAW GOODS
n these oe We Se snd % ~ 1
Bonnets, Riding Hats and Bloomers
FLOWER DEPARTMENT
Our stock of Paris Flowers Il the richest and rarest i'm
ported being selection Of novelties choice and elegant
RIBBONS SILKS BONNET NET FRAMES. MILLINERY
and every article apperainng to branch Cape
Lace TO Monche always to be had in endless variety and
In connection with our Straw Department.
have engaged hrst clss hands carry The We
and na ass 0n
satisfaction.
MOURNING BONNETS
We would call particular attention splendid stock OF
Mourning Bonnets.
DRESS CAPS
This department repete all patterns OF the
season The trade respectfully invited inspect this
stock
N B-The leave the Astor House and Canal street
two minutes and the door tell the conductor TO
let Tenth The fare is but and
mliners win dollars purchase of twenty
dollars Come early In the morning before the rush Of
retail business commences attend 70 then
best. NJ T. HIGGINS,
1876 Sixth avenue, two doors from Tenth street.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-rRAISs rop Al,
Ii tany Troy, the North and West leave cha nh 80,
~ and ~ A NJ, and 70 and 10 " 2. " and on snn
eayn at 5:22 Y. NJ. froia Thirttetn street ~ W" ""'
Az FOR ALBANY, TROY. NORTH AND WEST
WINTER ARRAHGEMINT '
- Commanding Monday. Nov. NJ. is2
pp Albany 1913 A. N. Express Mail Train from rxon,.
go 4r~tt station. Returning. have Albany 10 70 a v
yx~ ~ SAF0 trains ~ Time Table, - - -.
JOHN pURCnrLL suvcrniena.o,
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Alta MASS MEETING OF THE HOUSE. CARPEN-
n OF New York held Auxiliary Hail. 1913 Bowery
on.ay evening" March g. the following resolutions we're
adopt d.
Resolved That the rates Of paid by the d
ferent bosses nurIons both to the oneyman and the
community at large The bosses who ny small wages
charge much their bosses who
Just demand Thefe be It
Resolved, That recommend all persons wanting
ter work done employ those bosses who paying and
willing to pay 50 per da,.
The following OF the boss carpenters - re-
ported 10 the trade, who pay 81 per day
Thss Gardner a Son, Nineteenth street.
Mr. Kelly, Fletcher
William Coulter, Twentieth street.
Nj. Maggie, Desbrosses street
Alfred Fountain, Twenty nth street.
Mr. Wallace, Delaney street.
y. l., Hill, South Seventh street, Williamsburg
John ID. Hen, sv, l37 Water street
Mr. SniDin, Suffolk street.
Mr. McVey, Board Of Education Crosby street.
Sas sutton Sixth street.
Mr. Winanl Essex street
Louis Carp sos Pearl street,
Isaa Walton. Edridge street
Isaac Vrcdenburgh. II Doyer street,
Dooson Il Lewis Morris street.
John VI. Ifofmirc, Eleventh street.
William $, Rems, Eidrdge street
Rohert MeGnness Uopeyster street.
Aibro Howell, Cha street.
Mr.. McKinser Nineteenth street
w CARrAH Secretary
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NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMON OOuN.
IN cal of the city of New York, heads OF DEPART
mens OF the city government hereby respectfully
Yuested to meet at No City Hall. today (wcdnes-
day), 18th inst at IL o'clock NJ attend.
ing the funeral obsequies OF the ate Robert r. Haws BY
order OF tho ccmmittee.
Alderman JAMES REED,
Alderman PETER MITCHELL,
Alderman CIiAS II. HALL. Special
Councilman JOHN MCCONNELL. Comintee.
Councilman JAS 7. WEBSTERRi
Councilman MfCH'L O. GROSS, ]
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IRISH LADIES' PATRIOTIC FUND BALk-A MEET
Ing Of the General aud Executive Committees wii be
bold this ednesday evening" at half past
m room IA Aston House. for The distribution Of tickets
X. J. LALoR. Secretary. p. J. nEEHAN Chairman.
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DEAD-YOUNG MEN DESTROYS or IorNrxc A
N Literary Club about rorfanixing MAY hear OF on. NV
addressing Immediately II. L.. box ABS Pos, oiee - ~
V,O THE PUBLrC-IMMEDIArELY FoLIovINa NV
i Dramatic Notices In WILKES SPIRIT OF ais week =
ARTICLE In regard to recent painful evenian artee -
infamous In charaser. uncaicd for and as believe an
w,ckedy false in essential points that VIII rest under
the possible imputaton OF havar sanctioned
knew nothing OF hunii asonshed by seeing Il in print
BAYAkD
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INDEPENDENT POLICE DETECTIyE.-HENRY c.
L Hope, for many years connected with the municipal
polio force All business strictly confidential Apply
address H. 9. HOPE. No Chambers ground floor
Or ~ Centre street: the Toombs Residence No.
Greene street.
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GRoCERS, ATTENTIoN.-THE GROCERs' AssocIA-
N ton OF the Seventeenth ward will hold their meeting
Wednesday evening, March IS half O'Clock
the hail. ll4H Sixth street. All of this (he Seven
tecnth) and adjoining wards are invited 70 attend.
l. HAHN. Secy. N. HAHN, Prest
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N B-The leave the Aston House and Canal street
two minutes and the door tell the conductor TO
let at Tenth street. The fare but five and
mlinere win dollars purchase of twenty
dollars Come early In the morning. before the rush Of
retail business commences attend to you then
best. M. 4. HIGGINS,
tvOd oorq from Tent a. reet
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING or THE CITIZENS or
the Twenty win be held al s5 Fourth avenue
on wednesday March a. ats O'Clock for the purpose
partles are nred 10 attend. Committee Organization =
r. w Decker. VIM II Taylor, 9. Martin and G.
johnson
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NOTICE.-RRMovAL OF REMAINS FROM THE VAULT
0reenw ich streets TO Cypress Hills Cemetery will commence
April under the direction Of the City Inspector and Trus
Toes Of said church. Communication addressed them
from persons having relatives wishing remove their
ofncnds VIII receive careful a pon and facilities find
them.
NOTICE TO sEGAR MAKERs-THR sEGAR MAKERS
IN OF j. Halls shop Atrike Their fellow crafts
men are expected to act accordingly BY order OF the
mittec.
NEW YORK MARCH ~, lseS-wE ARE PLEASED
Az TO state that the difference existing between Mr. Hall
and his workmen In regard 10 wages has ameaby
settled and that this the fourth time
ndvAnced durg the past i've months Signed by OF
the committee David Van ret. II. Tckner j. Banchard
q. B. Titus. JOHN KAISER Chairman
NOTIcE-THE EMPLOYEES or THE CONTINENTAL.
IN Iron Works Greenpoint, requested 10 attend a
meeting at the Rams Head Hotel Franklin and /
o'clock p M for the purpose OF upholdng rights az
citizens.
DUTLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD COM
III pany.-To whom " may concern.-Tbe Corporation
above named having applied 20 the Court OF Chancery for
the county OF Chienden Vermont APRON OF
David A. Smalley and Ephram A. Chapn be trustees
under Tue second moFiage Calied) said
place OF Samuel Heusiaw and Thomas Thscher trns ees
deceased Ordered b; the Court Snaey and
Chapin be appointed trustees Temporarily aud lhay lie
iurthcr hearing In said until sat
~ ~ o'clock In the forenoon, the Court Ia bur
hnRoni and that all persons publ.
cation "a the Boston Journal New York Herald and Bar.
cause any exNtNhy said application should granted
Dated at Burlington this i2th day OF March, 1853
,aa rs p "A; HOWARD, Deputy CLERK
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Ill liver address before the Democratic Union Assps
on aStheir hesdguarss s52 Brosdway Of Tweaty
Nv order OF the Com mittee On Public Meetings, =
LUXE y. CozANe President
q. 4 SAssC , ,sccro,.r,.s
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~ Soaring PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY
81 "a Fourth avenue. near Twenty third street -Cassr.
Tor ladies att Tor gentlemen at Mr. SOARING contfn
give private every Day and evening Tor ,hoss
~no ~sh 10 earn To The shortest rossble time.
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IOLD IS DOWN,
We are closing all our LADIES LIGHT KID GLOVES
the OLD PRICES ............ SIXTY THREE CENTS
At the OLD PRICES. 81 xTY-THREE CENTS
10000 Coates best 20 Spool Cotton 81
ALL our COTTON GOODS opening this morning at
GREAT REDUCTION from usual prices.
X. H. MACY,
20a 206 Sixth avenue below Fourteenth
r INEN CAMBRIC DRESSES.
II AT THE LINEN STORE,
7lS BROADWAY,
WILL BE FOUND A LARGE
AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
PRINTED LINEN CAMERlCs
j. &. MILLIKEN Il co.
AHME E. SEVER RESPECTFULLY CALLS THE AT
I tenton of the respectable ladies' of New York TO her
Dressmaking Establishment 81 Broadway, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets perfect lit warranted.
OPENING OF SPRING MANTILLAS.
" L. s. MILLS Il CO.,
ON WEDNESDAY, March 26,
Will open at retail spr styles of
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
AT 3at BROADWAY.
N BWholesae stock ready nj attractive prices in
the wholesale rooms
TX 0OO SUPERIOR STRIPED LINsEYs, WAT
lC.OUU ranted half wool, twenty i've inches wide,
for sale by RIEGEL BRO, 5 North Second street. Phi
ladelphia
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passengers I0rWhTued ROIteF1Am,
Antwerp, No., ut equally low
From Liverpool Queenstown, FIRST cabin, $5 S86 41O6
Seerage from Liverpool S40 from Queenstown $50 Those
who wish 70 send for their friends buy tickets hero al
these rates.
These have superior passen
strongly built in tight iron
to each steamer.
For further information apply In Liverpool 10 WIILIAE
1NaAN AGENT y Water street. in Glasgow to ALEX NAL
COM No. 8 81. Enoch square, Queenstown TOT Y W.
SEYMOUR CO.; IN London. 70 Ewes y MACY; u
King William street. In Paris. 10 JULKS DECOUE 48 Rue
Notre Dame des VICTORIES Place dc Ia Bourse IN Phlsdet
pha TO JOHN q. DALE Ill Walnut street, Mt the com
panys Office.
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Departure or white Residents from the
City.

II need not be supposed that the fear onacuent ugn
cor troubles. coanned exclusively - the ncsro eems sn
On tho coptrary, there has bcen great exodus tho
whites particularly the wealthy sbo T. labor
undcr apprehension that the destruction x pr pey
70 be general. ou Monday evobing The imn,gfatsr "
westches,er county uhas Seus tho o0.veuicpt
f0gs), was very large. &uabsrs went IL cAfra.e 900
great the demand W oogve an6es Tat u fto
o'oocs ~ We Nt-uooa u vas lo1ud nnaasFDs e. ..o
core cAyes ~ me u tAe csy aalhou.t.t 40
uvNY Atas.
II Me iy, every steamboat - sng &c eaY wME
a t.ey ~ kei tfNs fs.AN Mtfe NbtGca ~ fletB tf
tao t8htH I'll = =. fh ~ KNa. Hs1 A. he t lMF
4 ltlE fNI ~ ~ 10 even De tlH III
IIes OIL hN rfaetsN BatNtkss pue trau q tfN#ts .tN
~ T. ~ a eIsaQN, Al ~ HHi~ a8tes y 49, .rf#
sYe e. .in siAtg tue sNa#slfa inr I#ttHH.M
ge q ~ i-tps d. 1et 41m# sAtttI ebsf4 s4ee
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rAfk. lie Immediately proceeded 70 the place. Accom-
panied oy two officers, all in citizens dress Arriving al
'ne spot tney iound the man speaking reported He
eaeo upon the people TO rise and protect themselves
from UNJUST oppression. They now thrown upon
their own resources and must act fear,essIy Quite
crowd was appauding him
Sergeant Brooks stepped up to the man and requested
him 70 retire. nsmatug that his remarks tended make
trouble The orator. however refused 20 comply saying
his right.
Mr. Brooks again requested tho man 10 leave but he
Han refused whoD the Sergeant promptly arrested him
anu TOOK INN 70 the station house. lie afterwards
ahen before Alderman Han at the rombs who committed
hm IN de ault OF $500 bail lie gave his namo Evans,
sn1 a. claimed TO be a special deputy sheriff
inc crowd made no opposition 10 the arrest but quietly
dispersed upon being requested TO do go by the police
mere seemed no disposition 10 make any resistance ex
Cep where here was negro concerned and then inter
Terence was unhesitatingly attempted.
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DrIving Out Negroes In Tw.nty-scventh
street.

The Eighteenth ward crowd r.csedci with their wort
50 icriay. II appears that 10 Twenty e,gh,h street
nosr second avenue. Mr. Aeaerman let out tho u
isT % numbcr Of coored families, who had Kept aoo
from an strife with the white folks one u their mum
Dor, named Jamos conuel, however unfortunately had
short ,n" ago, slight difficulty With leader Ia abe
crowd who, dearOus o. ohAo gng IN programme direct
% lhe attention q his 70 tho poor black md
lcas tmo than take the crowd wns eager
for the muss aud urged % b. iud on
Ine colorci peopc havng on Tuesday received warn
IN q intended VISIT by Ito crowo which \ Gr-t vas
nsci Tor O'Clock that e,eaing but did not come o.
though somowha, qaietcd by tho delay The nagross
kept watch an night.
The majority q the msnascd get away ycs,er,
oay morning. but there number OF mcn With their
fimilics lott IN tho hopao.
At two O'Clock tho nrst symptoms f tho imperd,ne
crisis noticed and shortly before three the whole
fury o. the crowd burst upon them
person, IN attempting to burst open The doors ~
Mrs Jenlma iiello hey knocked tho Leai hy
the woman and taken oh BY his comrades dying
dition.
Thus rri,a,od, tho runans seriously beat two mon.
nanod Albert inied and vaI Coef, b., both got
other mch In tho meantime ,amras acro.A fcnees
ard climbing over houses reached NJ Ryaus siAa lter
hoo1e whilc me womep got away with much dlhcuiy.
1ho crowd, thus successful, Gfed The house The
flames pat out 1hey thcn proposed 10 kinda
bennro aud roast the ID nissors, but tas plan
10, carried ut
81 the eolarcd residents nkesis treated but tho
people got wai o tho ytcnton Of the crowd hey escaped
| pefspas. ulary
TIE then n ~ coloroi named
James Cornell who lafticulary obnoxious !, ttsn,
but when o. tho crowd opcnod tbs door Of aeuplt
the wife Of the reid ut yons woman named jcinnA
Belle Eeyser struck the intruder blow with Ratchet
wbich nearly broke his skull Tho house wa dQomed
and Mrs Koyser hnd barely tims T. run away With ch
drer hoforc the people burst into every and
pccd the of demolition by sottng IRE 10 the noof
which, however fortunately, did not burn saaciony u
make heafway
IN broadway ano isne running at the foaf 0' twenty
seventh the sceaes Nurs onAeiri, and tis
poor irt ahiants barely escaped VITA ua t"ca. Rev.
Mr. Eyrlc mlnnsr attached 10 tho toi0rei incn Ne
tLoi church was thr0.t.Led scyera times nigr bo
80, o! the alloy, bot escarod unhafE.cd win hih
family.
Tteorowd which wp mostly compged ~ yoang mon
ana boys, timo had bouns lighted " the yard
With WOW og 'roisns the danlnci nls-cs bel .rov
dcnce iutrrfered, ard tho roof creatures oec.fcf
detachment of regulars under CAPITALS ia~ole, who
paAn. up Third avenue al The tno gcaiesea lh1
crowd wi,Angt much troahio,
tie evening ths crowd vHlei other portions of The
ward bat itoy cemmtteI no erceNaes a m mont
1he rescued gruea parity tAsea 70 tht ty pr
for proccon and patty 20 to police lcailu rterr
where tncy were properly takcs caFe 81