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spoken.
SpOHru.
oad {nst the U,hlsnds bearing N NJ w go miles brig

ed inst the Highlands bearing N. NV. go miles brig y
c. Beinsley hence for Trinidad. 49,,
2i.h inst, sombrrro Light bearing 20 uiet 'wsesmss
Ariel hence for Now Orleans.
l7th inst Ia, - Il. Ion IL 80. bsk Amelia Priest from
Philadelphia Hsyre; had leak ana WIS CON peeS
overheard part Of cargo; wosd pa IA yer rpss
27th INST at 49, lon 70 40. L. :. ganooas Mobile was
chase OF tie pirate Tallahassee.
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GExTlEMES: Your letter Of the 30t' ult, Ia
closed BY L. b. EoosEyELT. esq undo, date u the nth
I inst. cane duls TO hcnd.
have from time 20 tiuo noticed the FAC. that Che cx
p.nd.;lrcs Of tie City q New-Yoik were rapidly n
creasug. and that complaints were made Of an IN
necessary amount Of taxation. Ny position ard pr
suits However, have 20, been such TO lead Inc to
careful examination touching tic G6uses Of such in
crease Of expenditures tic reasonabencaa ofthe co
plants
held 10 10 be the dciy % tie Legislative and Erecn-
tive Departments a. uic GD,o1nnont f. cxtfcise .
gaic fl cnrc ove tie interests 81 the people ana 10
protect them from uaaccreafy burdens. /: viii Ger
rary give M pleasure ;hc cvcrt 20 which you rcr
70 eo0eora;e with the Lcssarc in ell reforms Tending
10 tie diuiru.ion Of tho public burdens ead more
strict accountability Of ali public officers.
ANY public officer WHO ia uniatidrl to the trusts
r7,osed in Elm should be held strictly responsible aid
Tie mower Of removal whether 1t rests with the people,
tho Legislature or tic Executive like any other duty
should be fearlcss.y discharged
have not had occasion 10 examine. with any degree
Of care the questions relating TO railways in the streets
f your civ l em bowcvor prepared 10 say that 20
rights Of the rnnic paLty Of tue city Of New-Yors, or
any Other city, 10 franchises or Other properly a""di
ever he taken from item, without fu conv.ot.n that
The paramount interests Of the public demand IL IN
short Ia my opinion il the Gui! Of those representing
the People 10 guard and protect all theii Interests oin
invasion. Very respectfully H. H. ihN ION.
Mcssrs. Rogr 3. ROOSEVELT. WM l.. DorGE' end OH
ers CITY OF New YORK.
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norErEEs AND uANp MONEY.

TIE XII = County Bounty Committee gave
notice that End agisf Nov. they viii pay SO hand
money to- thrre ycrr rccrniis $50 for tao years aud
Tor ono yenr Tbs Same bouNiies heretofore will
bo continued Ia 20 paid.
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cOrHr CALFNpAn-Tnr pA

SUPREME CoUgr CIncUIT.-Adiourned for tho
terra oyer TcgEinrr adjourned 10 Friday n-1t Special
erm adjourned f1r The term.
SUPEaIoR CoURT-TRrAL TErm.-hdjourned for
the fcrn.
CoURT or CoM,ioy PLEAs.-Tfial Term.-Ad-
iolrrri for t.c tom.
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MS humorous style and well drawn COMPARISONS throws
them Into fits of laughter and bursts Of applause

me Isnp Cornct Band was present and cnliyened III
meethg with its soustirribg national ain and well.
alter burst Of applause
The worl goes brayely on U.1oy
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Dssnssrrs.

The Pih steamship Joe Cunningham ence 18Th nat fos
Mstsmora. willie anchored Ia :he iors'shoe on Friday lat
urins the gale dragged anchors ard went aSore on SANDY
Eo. /. She ia reported bldly on -
T- lighter swif white lying heelers stores yesterday
during tho gale ported her b say mast out broke
gal,iAc.
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nrrcr opISrERSAL REyENrr.

SIR reply TO yours OF the 18th Inst relative 10 ,ne
although no iOjd section Of the Act OF June 80 lsei
provide that Railroad Companies shall have the right
10 add the tar thereby imposed to their rates OF ae
hs alice has never undertaken to decide as to tho con
dtions under which the privilege might be exercised
As the matter in way concerns the amount oil rev
ope 20 he collected under the direction Of this ounce y
has seemed proper to refer al! persons ees
by .ry not, o. railroad company, 20 their proper
remedy in the courts. tert rtpee,,iun!, ;uor
h. h. ROLLINS Deputy CommiSsioRer
T. w TAYLOR esq, Clerk Com. Oh Niluoaas.
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a Cry for Peace.

THE N,r-Oriaans Era has news from Mobile.
J,el, ty,,e o,iAe member. q tbe alabama legEia
IN, ,sii. Ptas0ss) Introduced resolution ohe"hs
.o,c,l,.or, terns 10 the Unionists aud demanding
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises...e.23 Sun Set ....4:s9l Moon Sets.. 5N
Sandy Hook. T;i2 Gov. Island. 1853 Hell Gate.
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SUPREME COURr-CHAxsyRs-oc aa-B.fors Judg
LEONARD.
DECISIONS.

Luther e. Ciari; ct M. agt. Joseph 4. Hoyt ct al
Motion denied with $40 costs
Thoma. L. Do1;rey at. Jane 8. Douirey Referred bsc
10 sane Feiorso further proof.
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port-iOar0ens' Notire.
STATE OF NEw-Yonx,
Posf-WARpENy OVyfcH. No. lv4 Wallst- J

NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
IN section 4of the act passed April H. 1851 eu.ited A
Act Reogsnse the Wsrdens Once Of the Port OF New
Yorks 10 al persons Interested having charge o. The
subject Of such inquiry. examination thsa
the following vessels under examination by tho Pos
completed within days next succeeding this notice o.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPKcr.L TERg-Oc, %
before judge tAEDoLo.
DECISION
Campbell art. Lcahy. Proceedings on examina-
ton experimental execution stayed. pending appeal. No
Costs
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sprc,.L Trnn-oc.. g. -
Before JUDGE CARpoIo.
DECiSi0NS
Roberts agt. Mathews.-Motion denied without
costs
Same sgt nme-Notion dissolve Injunction must be
grated 10 defendants to abide the Of the
action
Armstrong ey.. Armsttong-Diyorce granted.
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Politics in the ARM.
UsIoy.
LETTERs PROM SOLDIERS


Politcally-or, her, patriotic
sliy(for we discard politics in the armyJ the I3th
Michigan Veteran Volunteer Infantry are doing very
Tor Mcclellan. three doubtful, and nineteen Tor Old
Abe When IL Is considered that his was D,uocro,ic
regiment raised By Democratic patronage the above re-
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TIE CITY RAILROADS AND THE TREASURY

DEPARr,'FST.-Tho following letter mas perh reeeHeu
By T.. W. TAYLOR esq. Clerk of the Committee OF Al
deren on Railroads relative to the increase Of fare by
tbe cofnpanies:
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Local Politics.
GOOD NEWS FROM QUEENS

Correspondent" Of The n. Y. Tribune.
NORTH HEMPsTEAD. Wednesday, Oct. 90 lS6f
We are makinga good fight in Queens County.
We have hired a mammoth Tent and ere holding meet
ings about thrco tines week. We think the Tent a
good institution; II gives opportunity of bsying
large meetings in places that giold no eccommO-
dttion Otherwise We ere Gironing every nerve for
the success Of Mr. CURTIS; he is speaking every night
mixing good and telling speeches. We are making
preparations Tor large meeting at l"syn on tho 10Th
shl have the Tent web dressed, and will givo Mr.
CURTIS a reception. North Hampstead vii give
him good majority
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Sept. %. 1904. =
Ynn say that many say at home that MAC

10 be our next President; but soldiers down hen
link differently because (hank God ne have sont
thing to say about that We cannot swallow the pll
That has been 80 slightly sugnred by the Chicago
Convention. Their last resolution rcaos'
P,orreA That the svmpafsy Of the Democratic panty IL
heartily aud earnestly extended 10 the soldiers oil our army
That is yha; cali bitter pin for se,d'crs to swn..
Low They might as well have said; 1--WE feel cory
lint YOU have ben ms.cd 10 hrnt JKfF and Ls htO.
bords md. when We &c, into power, va vii forgive
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Mr.. Esnsen and Municipal Reform.
CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK, 81

NEwY oEK Sept. 30 1854.
Hon. RErBES J.. FEsToS-Sr: As a public
obsevant Of tie interests which peryade all sec
ons OF State you have doubtless become aware Of
strongly developed sentiment in this city in favor Of
Municipal Reform. although Il conviction OF the nhso
,u.c necessity FOR suoh reform may not have been forced
upon your attention.
On the approach Of an important election, in which
your hame mentioned for Tie Office Of CbefExecuLiVe
of the State it is important 10 the weefe If our cii'
zcns and OF especial interest TO chat portion Of them
actively engaged in urging the work of radical reform
in our Municipal Government, tla your views in rcla-
ton 10 these matters should be made known 10 the
community. For tie attainment Of this object We
would respectfully solicit your views upon the following
ques!ons
First: Either through mismansgement OF from a de
fec; in tie organization OF City Government or
taxes have reached tie alarming amount Of Sl5O0@o
for the present year. for which extraordinary oulay
lilo community receives q rctuTn utterly dispropOT-
toned TO the burdens unnecessarily imposed. 1t is be-
eved that with much less than tie amount II the pres
ent tax, the Affairs Of the City can he administered sat
sfactorily 10 the public. and with pTomptDess and
efficiency az present almost unknown. II 10 also be-
icved thar With the cooperation Of the Executive aad
Legislative branches Of our State Government snch
changes can lie made in organic law Gs III prevent
recurrence oftheee abuses WerespecfLy ask Of you.
whether III TIE ovout OF your election may rely upon
your cooperation in aiding TO effect these changes ard
Tie removal without UNNECESSARY delay. OF Official de
nquents upon the Ireson;aon OF full proofs Of their
delinquency
Sscond: Tor yeaIs p4st The interest a the city, and
In many instances the convenience Of the coruur,
have been made TO suffer by legislative grais Of rail-
roads 20 private individuals. and % such IN extent
have tie special grants been bestowed that ubic
streets have become Tic property Of private con
~ MES end spec uotois han of the people themselves
aud o. We IRE again threatened By tis class Of
men vita renewed arpNooton for urhor gronts u Q
Ike natuIo 90 tic next Legislature VI ich Il tuotesf
nl viii result In addit ona loss to The city and incon
vencncc 10 our people i is a-irpo;tant 10 us. that
yous sevs should be known upon the subject and that
whether IN the event OF your election you will unite
with the people IN tier cot TO PIT stop to the fur
tier Increase OF IN evil that Lss already srroad It's iau
rious effects the city without coupcn1a;ory bouc
fits 20 tie community
We shall be pleased ~ an early and fn reply to the
above and remain your obedent servants
WnuAM J.. DODGE, Airx T. sTiwsur
IJTER CO0YrE ADAM W SIZES,
Wa. CoguoUl. JNo. j. eliLs,
v. y. Dodge. +. JOIN AunN,
Nohg:s KLICHCA W. H. fLiM!ifL,
Il. j.. LkTBHOr, Jcnf PHiiJA
& II. Luo,SCI0N rAyI5 CoLLAs!gRR.
J.. V. NAueHWcUT. ROT j. ROCKWELL
Gen. NM HALL
JAMESTOWN. Ocs. %. ltti
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,b,ouci an Vfnl country and q great distance NiFR
uSs the man Tor you he has oni generaiedih the sui-
erucrs. NJ won inegiiHcelt victory Ihe ',"utiefn
army in this Department II decidedly payedOut ead u
.GpAyT il only successful the CoDiedcracy ~ about
w,rd our Of existence. II MCMILLAN is elect II We
viii edl, ha,e anolLey heavy campaign; Tor Tie
SoulbeTners Wcl know That their only nope anu si'n
ion ir in Lis enccess nnd they also well know that
DFs intention is prosecute the war uhtil na SCI
Element ard that with restoration OF the Mon
and man such terms as he sres l make; while on
The ther hand II MCCLELLAN is elected they can have
neace npon such terms they went. 40 not want
poace on such grounds for Je Da' says; In 10 way
viii consent 10 peace unless perfect - p.raton o' IN
show him separation Of hs head from his bodyi Al
Mc(LgLLA. is elected you Will see one OF the boodiest
times from election until the 4th OF March, isoa tnat
Won ever read Of for Uncle ABE viii push this thing
far as he can and they will resist as long as they
can tell Won, I am no MCCLELLAN man, NOT any,
only want peace in an honorable way
ARMY or TIE Potomac. LIST Division Hospital
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
News from Col0mbfa.
oUR PANAMA. CORRESPONDENCE.


PANAMA., Jan. s, 1864.
Rsinforcemens for Noquera-Revoiu sionory koremeni
Aoafna kosqu0o-SAtpptng Reports, dc.
In my letter per steamer Aantic 10 which announced
the capture and occupaoo Of the port Of Tumsco BY an
expedition from Gueyaquil, u was stated that battalion
Of troops ssnt from here TO that port for the purpose Of
reinforcing the army Of General Mosqvera had probably
been captured entire % account Of their ignorance Of the
place being in the hands o. enemy Good fortune favor
ed them, however. rhsy escaped By mere accident and
returned 70 this pgt few days since 70 take, sup
po, fresh departure fhsS sailed from here on the
s Of December but account Of bad weather were I'M
able to reach Tumaco and ssr knocking shout for some
days they succeeded reaching the anchorage a. ANA
raes.
Here they learned for the rst time OF the occupation
Of umaco By the Ecu adoans and that the neshporns
place (Iscuandl) had pronounced against Mosquera.
WA then determined 70 reach Buensveptura posso'e
and after repepshing the commissarat oxen
soma hundred panalns they started for that po hsad
pds and strong currents sgaips. them made sner pro-
s,ses vary allow and after trying In vain to seves
y. reach tbe place and becoming short on we
voyage was gwen up and tney aess'"'nn W wv MA
mere where they arrived On we oi'' w" ' an WV
The west india mail seainer Soent, from Cartharena,
arrived At Aspr wall Yesterday mornngs bringing us late
dates from Boeoia, We bear OF revolution Of some
M scpude occurred 10 The pfoviace or Antloquia
sgaipet About four thousand conservatives
have aganst him. but the authorities o. Bog2ta as
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FROM toe Palrta OF VALPARAISO Dee. 10,
We write under the shadow OF distressing public
lsmity. On Ne sch inst Are occurred in Santiago
fatal results Of which without parallel 10 the history
females, were burned 10 death within 40 hour.
This borryng event occurred IN tho church called the
Of Jesus hs Jssuts The ss Instant was the festival il
honor Of the Immaculate Conception Of the Virgin Mary
aud the evening was eet apart FOE the climax Of the cers
monia A. 40 early hour 10 the afternoon the audeace
began 70 ssssmbs 10 such numbers that before dark
persons bad 70 return home, unable TO obtain with
nations we're lighted. The spendor Of the pageant may
be estimated from the fact that hcrs were twenty thou
lamps c1s d which exploded, and the calamity SO uni.
VERBALLY oeplored then snsred.
,.nss reg, ssp0,:sd that re are eommsucss 70 tsusps
Vim deco.a.oos composed o. s.rs ssa.e painted
During thess moments she scene IN the body Of the church
and dss sssp 8 ia M sns Is:
crowded assembly, was overwheimed with CONSERVATION.
Those 70 sns centre gssesyed the progress q the fame:
90 er'inGuhned. we're unwilling TO risk losing their
places. !, me cosssquspcs was aa from the centre
- a, uSa y, iSSss 0O Osar T ns
latter were uuab rise consequence the former TEL
them the behind fell these and 50 on, until
sooihsrs dfsssss, eomsctsy chored e every avenue q
escape Into ths street. The are meanwhile VA brfess
ss S sCm 49, = a{cSsh nde The ps.phsSs smps
the III fated victims, wrapping them 10 an instant In
eames . doubled one In ten escaped; and Of those
who dn ne most part were 30 burned or otherwise in.
jured that death has since ensued.
Persons h the street report that over the barricade Of
bodies within The doorvays they could see 10
the centre o. ceufch running hher and thithor amid
the flames, Wills vas impossible 10 render them the
slightest that was out OF the question
70 ewes oee who the DOORS This At
distance seems quite noxplcabe but from the energetic
character q rome who sought reuder the sufferers aid
we are ssre must have been out OF the question, or 10
A. the end q a. hour the fury Of the copnagrston had
paescd end tnen ~ III that mmense number OF persons
Tor whom escape bad been imross bic not soul sur.
vved. the ueiffy had fallen and 40 had much OF tho
roof, While the walls were standing And now imagpa
ton ias 70 depict t horrors OF tho occasion Where
juet before had been gathered the ehr Of tho city, tho
female porticu Of the most rcnned families ~ the Land
nothing remained but hseicss bodies blackencd and
cbared ~ death some pied up 10 Ill imaginable ccnfu
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SPECIAL ACCOUNT FROM SANTIAGO.

Oar Santiago de Chile Corrsspondence.
THE FEAST OF TIE IMMACULATE c0NCEPTI0N--THs
CROWDS OF Devoted wossHirPERs-rHs rIRE--
THe ALARM-THE STRUGGLE AND THE FRr0HTFUL
DEArH or THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS.
SANTIAGO Dr. CHnH, Dec. II, 1888.
have told you strange tales from abroad during the
many years have been your correspondent but seldom
that has made your heart strings Jingle win this.
On Tuesday last at O'Clock w the evening one Of
the most splendid churches Of The capital reduced
"a ashes and 10 is ruins burned death two
thousand females santiago 10 in mourning for hundreds
OF her brightest ornaments there scarcely family
which not more less bsrsavsd BY the terrific tragedy
Of the night OF the sth inst.
On N day was celebrated shis year throughout the
Catholic world the Feast Of the Conception Of the Virgin
In Chile the month OF Mary (cslsbratsd elsewhere 10
May) ends with that evening. El gMe
There are no fsas 10 spanish America 80 popular par
tcularly With the ladies' those dedicated 10 the Virgin
some one OF the gorgeous churches Of the capital an
nusy selected for the ceremonies, aud this year the
magnificent temple Of the ccmpanis (calisd 30 from
having once belonged 70 the Jssuits) was CHOSEN s
the very bear, Of ihs city, For thirty evenings has
been crowded 10 excess, and almost eSc'usvsy oy re-
malice Every effort had been made 70 make this evening
surpass In splsndor Us PREDECESSORS -
The church was sofasousy 5fSs@sDssd and illuminated
BY more than ten hcvsand oAt. OF these the most 70
variable vas crescent Of gas Jets st the foot Of
lossal Of the Virgin tho nigh altar. II had Just
been lighted and. whether from carelessness In lighting
or from much pressure 10 the metre. the blaze few
10 iuordinate height and In moment the thousand
tlnsel altar ornaments were on nre
The cry Of hfen re.echoed through the temple.
Imagine you can the CONSIDERATION Of those kneelins
Thousands Of tender women and children say kncelIng
fos knes they must there psws In the churches
bore, a. Win you There were at this time as near as
can now Be calculated three thousand I've hundred in
the church. rfnre
Only two Of the doors were opeu and 10 these rush
was Instantly made. Hundreds fell m their efforts 70
reach shem, and becoming entansed In their crinolnes
Or hinihs through fright were unable 70 rise again
Over thses fell others and soon PHO Of bodies was
form6 in front Of the doors, preventing al further
ssress In the meantime the flames had reached the
dome and Communicated quickly 10 The roof The )smps,
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rne Park Barracks.


THE NUISANCE ABATED-THE PREMISES THOROUGHLY
cLFAsssD AND swEKrESED BY ORDER % 0EEERAL
DIX, ETC.
The Park Barracks have at last been placed rrcptr
order the reception OF troops. and the nuisance that
formerly existed has been removed. General DIX, tho
commander Of this department took The matter hand
aud on saturday last issued the following order
&. HEADor ARIeRs DEPARTMENT or rBs Ehn,l
NEw Yonk CRY, JAM 10, 1861. !
Captain HowE, Assistant Quartcrmaster:-
me Major General commanding the department directs
that you take possession OF the Park Barracks and pos
them in q proper condition 10 receive trccr6 wnboue
delay II will not be necessary 10 interfere With the city
keeper Of the barracks In executing this order am,
very respectfully, your obedient servant,
D. VAN BUREN,,
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant Several.
In obedience to the above order. Colonel Howe
sent force Of sixty men, who commenced Their lsbc
on Saturday night working night and day 10 fixing up tho
place. The floors wore ceanssd the walls whitewasbed
the windows put the roof repaired and all necessary
carpentry work done, TO put the barracks 10 tho
rough order for the reception OF roops The sleeping
places are 70 be- supplied with mattresses and blankets
Tor tho comfort OF the soldiers while 10 the city, ard
an ample force always 10 be on hand 70 keep The
barracks ft for The victuaing dcpInent bae been
contracted for by Mr.. Samuel o. Baker, and VII also %
under the supervision OF Colonel Howe The troops tbae
10 future have pass through The city win end NE Park
Barracks agreeable place 70 soourn 10, ufeod o.
being, as formerly, pest house.
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THE PARK CRowpBD-NBAnLY ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND PERSONS ON THE rcE-rHB CARS GRAINED.
The lovely temperature Of the weather yesterday sod
the splendid condition Of the Ice induced the people 70
pay.a visit TO the Park In unusual numbers Ine csi-
mate OF the Park authorities 10, that between pney ana
a hundred thousand persons were on and Aroand ine
ponds during the day, and had noonlsbs ssasns oeeo
allowed n was supposed that even Christmas Day msbe
have been outdone 90 far As the NUMBERS " '0e vsefs
we're CONCERNED. ~
inc leo was In arst rate order, beng perfectly
hard IN tho centre Of each Of the ponds, and ory
becoming sofscned about the edges, wnefe ihe peope
,vars mostly standing without skatea me feet Of hose
Stunning and standing sbout on me Toe does far sreases
damage 70 the surface than everyone was skating nus
Il would have been perfectly impoesibe for all . nsys
skatsd Yesterday even they knew how, and many opy
went no 10 the Park 70 look II 10 needless 70 stats
thas tho keepers o the reffeshment ncuses bad be1
time Of IL waiting on the crowd. who, Of course, an
wanted 70 be served at once, bus hsy seemed iuny pro-
The managers oi the fhrd sixth and seventh aver
nex doubled the number OF their cars aser nve CO.,
IN the evening the two former lines runnme on m'nao
hsadvay time; but In spite o. .ns "ssIns "a Goa
were perfectly ammed with the persons vs1's " ~
down town, aNtk S