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ayl. Of gls.- blowing thev were intended 10 per-
form. TAe embryo recruits, 10 sever, were unsble
" 'Tse H." a. d gave tho ratrotic SlAw to unoer-
stsnd thu, they would .tsrvo frat wlisl, Judging
from th.r appearance On arriving here, they had
counenced " do. on landing At Castle Garie1
they were IN deploratle ntustion. being clothed
~ rags and apparently hsl-.srved. VI. P'n t,ot
TIE supervisors' Committee, having leirne' he
circumstances repaired " tho Battery and pro-
posed - the men that be would enhs' my
who chose 10 Dc 40 n Their own free
wall and would give them cNh bounty |
Of t66 3. Thi, propagation was f.vor,b'y re,ovo1
BY large number ~ the men, who ngn ned their |
willingness " acoept H. Mr.. Plunt therefore ord'r.
ed the men 70 be well fed, and several kegs q
lager bier gwen them Af>r the meal thlfty-
Sir ~ the nunlh~v snllsteI, and many more Were /
willing W d., BIT ialel 10 pass the medical easml-
| nation After hsng Transferred u the Ratttry |
Bsuscks Mr. Blunt aIdresscd be new recruits |
telling them that they had engaged " nth' the |
South and perform the dutes of soldier oonelud-
ing Lis remarks by statng thAt " any OF them "ete
| disssu.ted With vhs, they asd douo they could |
BE- re- essd. They all however, announced their
inngness 'or The service, and they were accord
ingiy put on board Of .hs STEAMER John Roner am
usus'srrel 10 the drst 70 llozyous on H.ri's Is
| l,nd. They WI HI enrolled IN the shy foltth
Volunteers, md will be credited 10 THIS city MI
shaw, tte enterpr.sins onginstIr o. mis- "heme
bsins disgustsl m us miscarriage, 20 far a. ms
pro6ts we're concerned, determined " DO the coun-
| Try sou.o good, and .oeordine = enlisted aong
with h.. 'gAss blooers-" ana took MS pace
| among ttem.
THE STREET SwEEryRs vent 10 work
again yosisri.y morning Those who zero not
| paid on Saturday -er. pad yesterday.
THE LATE Mr.. FvERr1r.-Ths fags on
Ii. Ci,y Hal, hotels and ell proIir and many
privse buildings ~ this city, were At hsl'.mAst
ysrtordav on account Of the death of the Hon.
| Hdv,-d Everest
| Cry GovERSMFNT-NR lfrCETR TR1S
AsAIr-Tal DrIrB og NB EvsRsrt--MH. BIrNT
ASH TVS CtrrzrSs' Associates, Frc -Ths Alder
men ne, yesterday. soon ,ner coming TO orier.
M Hssk,r stepped forward and said 70 the Pres
dent that at the last meeting NJ the P'ard. be hsi
peen notified 10 prescott petition IN relation to his
claim for III. seat n the Fourth Aierm,nie D.s-
triet Mr. Masterson, President pr rem, sad h.
vas not acquainted With Nr Hecher, and ,hs, n
h. WISHED TO address the Board he mus, Do 40 in
I writing. and that no person outside ~ the mem
bers q the Board have any right within the railing
| u the BOARD. and b. thr N,s,eIsonl was there
| foro compelled TO order tie scre,ant-at-ArIns To
| remove Mr.. Hecker from the room MI hecsf
Vas hsreupon very politely esoorte1 70 'ne 'o''
" the infinite amusement OF the lohhy
| A communication WIS received from The Comp
troller, protesting against the adoption oi teso.
luuon abrossnng the present contracts on tn' part
Of the city, with the various gas companies iot me
| purpose Of making new once. LAD over
| A second communicated was received = IN N"
| Comptroller, stating that the unSet rents ior the
| year 1894 amounted ~ e252,21P a. The manure
| sold ia, Melted the sum Of s24h.b s.. Laid over.
| The Mayor sent in q COMMUNICATION recommend
ing that some public expression ne give 10 we
sorrow pervsding the community a. the death oi
M Everett Adjourned.
THs Cor-ciLnEx .l.l ne, communication
Was received from the CITY Inspector, setting forth
that the Citizens Assocstou, in obtaining tho in
| junction at tho instance n M. Uecker, we're tho
only aud chisf cause Il tho streets being In Their
| present fllhy condition, snd iha. the mass II the
, "Assocstou" is no doubt composed Of respectable
and We meaning, though mistaken, gentle meN
who slow themselves aud Their influence 70 tc
engineered ioT To- purpose u placing into power =
few disappointed politicians aud unsuccossiu4 aspi-
rants Tor oincc. whose sole desire Is not as thuy
| pretend, the public good, but the opportunity TO
grasp tho "spols" which they imsgine the presen
iucumbcnt have within their reach. Tie Civ
Inspector stAtes that he prot ahlv vii few day
present his annual report tor lSji which vii con-
tain q detailed AcDount OF all the transactions m
the City INSPECTORS department, the exact amount
of work performed together With tie actual cost OF
c each item, .ud fun return ~ every dollar "a
pended by Ihe department.. The COMMUNICATION
was orderc'i TO he printed. Adjourned
=. Am FOR SAvANNAu.-The steamship DAME
n Webster sailed Tor savannah yesterday, carrying
Y large smount Of provision, and other necessario
II for the relief Of the citizen, Of that place her css
!. being the voluntary and liberal contribution, O
2, our ciufens.
= CoRoSER's lsouEsTs-THE MrRCYP STREE
IS HosIoirE.-coronsr widsy yesterday he'd an IN
,s quest on the body Of Edward p-ennan, who die
e from wounds received on Friday night IN hFh
m with Hilsui A. Nan, David sullivan aud jon
, Mcfarland, AZ 81 Mercer sweet Daring ths ng h
" Nam seized Champagne bottle and struck Rreu
u nan two OF three uules the head, Featuring III
n skull. The ury returned th' ~ owing veraie'
THAT Edward Brennan came 10 HE death ov "
~ uries % tho head Nv blows with bottle, a. M
a. hsnds OF " snd A. Nam, on the 18Th lay 81 JAM
Az, 1885, at No. 81 Mercer street" Man WI
committed t. she Iombs to await his trial and N
~ principal witnesses were sent To- the Houso n "
. ttbucu. Brennan was ~ years ~ age, and lesv'
10 vie and ,hres children. Main is % years OF So
We and Gatiye n this ssste.
CARTMFS AND LAsoRsRs' ASSOCIATION
i. Tbs body held large meeting ''N evening,
=. NE a, ,llo Rooms 70 Prince street The men We,
- in tcoen. humor, for the acI Of their being
-, last out Of debt made thom feel happy aud cot
tented Over one hundred members were rlectc
II, and paid In their nirianou fees. allusion "
~ UNI ~ during the proceedings 10 Mr. N cker ~ q
q Ctleus' Association, but tho President comp
sr meI.tel the men generally on their orderly con,i
aud the patience shown by them tur!NF a., In
the injunction WAS IN force, AMI further stated n
raj lie had IN van cndelvoTedt g. md ont who lAi l
90 guilty Of the assault ia the Park a few days az
with a view To his expulsion lie trusted the y
" would never occur again, and oXprosscl Lilo D.,
sure At the adiness With which shr men hal go
.e1 g. work yesterday. some came lelore ,hcy ",
- paid.
~ CoUNrERFuTS. Last evening two very
'N gcnious countereits by h" pastu process w
ny attempted to he put in Crvusuun N ,hls tl
Ite which were well executed that ,hey dece'V
49,. seyeral parties who we're considered good judge