The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-02

facts u everyday LIE into al acceptable story
| teen very much exercised recently By fsct thai,
as .ranspired concerning Mss Laura Kecnc Il,
| appears hat this lady has written new sensa-
uo1aI drnma u such rare literary meri, aud drs.
ias.ic eject that stage managers have Dftred Ell
trayassut sums for the purpose Of bringing IL be-
fore the public Barnuu besrd shout II, Gud, A.
usual, ouibid all his competitors, bearing of the
prize on payment Of tone thousand dollars" Miss
Keno doubtcas though, that amounts "norc con-
venient sum " have In The h0us"' usn any other
offer. Bsfuum, who knows - rood thing IN the
amusement line when be soes II, las determined to
bring on. u IrsrnA this scs,on, regardless Of any
erpenre IL win entail u produce /. in the eat man.
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1uE Albany ISyEsriGAriSG COMMITTEE.
TIE senate Committee resumed their invostiga-
zion yestcra,y. bernard wcse vas the nrst wit
ness who testified that lie ia barber doing busi.
ness in tho E.glth War was employed uDd,r
street Inspector James 7 rcel, % th,t WAR, and
his duties wero g. look sftor garbage aud ashes :
carried On lI4 -i,ess u lRTbcr At TIC slue
tine vas 20 receive twu dollars per day. Alder
man Co.l got him bis aupointnrut ~ irspc, tor
pf as' - and sAr age From tho 1th 10 tho l0tA 81
NJ, mt or LAT, was al ms harbsr's business hut
attended, 10 husiues- outside from three b. fOIr ~
I've hours every day about four or We days In tho
week Ecpi account on paper, not In n book was
diuniiscl On tfe Let ~ January could not ull
why attended N my insp>c' orship as much ~
three d,yt IN tho week atteudel whothcr II was
convenient or not
Herp'r Krr1'u was next sworn He testified
that no was special inspector did moi know who
u for him got some blanks aud was 70 90
n'out he city sud notify persons who had asn"s
before 'hei' doors and cslled on the cartmcn W
remove TIC ashcH
M. john II brady depossd ths. he Ia now Dep
MY superintendent Of SANITARY bureau r. nom er
tHving AccuversatiOn about removing ashes from
to- city have hal q bss from WuAns 20 remove
TIC ssIes Tor hve cents = load; Lyle offered - re-
move Ne ashes Tor four cents 10. Il AM yav0 10
I, him for month NJ. winAns Afterwards cADe
: ino and made his offer h remove grstuItously
~ ashes by Lett ug the asle 10 Ill uI his water
fronts iu Jersey Gay. said bad gwen the con-
tacs Tor a mouth aud al,or thAt ! would entertain
h's ~ postIou. WinGnH said be must get an
s"ci Ia 40 layJ OF he would 20 10 tie Mayor
about 10. A. The end u The month | called on
" loans and ash Ell m " he had changed bra mind,
End found he Lad Ia the meantime s0ll lis boats.
kemor' er Mr. Decker calling on ne about the
Tma .0AiH gong 10 ~ tn foot Of Roosevelt! street.
/ sd WAS doing all could to remedy thA.
NO Or hfoe uumporLaut witnesses Wero NEXT
Examined, At The clos. ~ which tic cAsr.lau said
the committee would adjourn ~ meet two weeks
Irum tomorrow
InE BOARD ~ EDUCArIOS met last even
ing ami increased tho salaries Of the CITY superin.
tendcnt and the fth Assistant City supcriuteud.
eni twenty-five pcr cent. The Committee on Fl
nance submitted report, which was adopted,
recommending sundry general appropriations 10
the snount Of $40, 1881. A resolution was
al pied creating 10 office oi ssltAut clerk to the
Cry superintendent, at airy 81 II, 200, and ap-
POINTING William =. Bogert as such clerk rc,o-
luton was adopted increasing the salaries Of the
III III mt. a.,
Academy, 500 each per anuun JOsepa Howard
Palmer, Wllliam hermann Sher, BENJAMIN A.
sheiiOn, James Goodwin, solomon woif James
KNOX snd Fitzgerald A siAll. resolution WA
adopted Appropuaurg $lu,9Ss 10 furnish Grammar
School No. IS, IA West 10Th sIr,cl 10th ward. GA
ballot being taken for Eulaueer Of the Board, Mr.
john penhAm received sJority Of the votes aud
was declared elected.
DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY Closing As.
eocrArIos held their usual weekly meeting last
oycp.n'.
I'm Poor The late cold snap caused con
siderable suffering among the poorer classes, and
the once Of the Commissioners Of Chariues and
Correction was crowded BY applicants for fuel, ~
that IL took tho Superintendent Of Outdoor Poor
and twenty alls from morning until evening to at
tend " them. /, Is scarcely " be wondered a,
when coal ia from Is " Is cents peck, that poor
mechanics and lsborers should suffer, and that
many who have hitherto avoided seeking charity
FROM tho city have been compelled 70 do Il al last,
UNITED STATES HoTEL.-This property.
which is situated al the corner Of Fulton and water
streets, has been Sold the purchaser being MI
william Tilden. It is contemplated IL is said, To
CONVEX, the place into exchange and Offices Tor
commercial purposes. Twenty seven years ago
shis hotel was bull, a. cost Of $500, 600 and was
then considered the hnost marble structure in the
city.
FINE Perturbation G. Bnt,re OF No
IS Franklin street. has just published . m.guih
cent and truthful portrait II Msjor-Geucral WIN
| I. sherman. lis taken from portrait furnished
| by the general himself.
THE FRUITS OF TEMPERANCE.-Th sum
now in the Emigrant sAvings' Bank 10 re credit
- members OF Father Mathew Societies in New
| io"k, Brooklyn and Jersey City, amounts Il
| 100000.
FIRE.-Ahout quarter past 10 O'Clock, Yes
terdsv sornoon,a arc broke out IN the attic story
| ljS Leonard sirert, occupied by Pauline Fichner
aud damaged the same 10 the extent VI S1OO. The
we're damaged To the amount OF 5000 BY FIRE Ant
wa,er-nsured. Ire building owned by william
Love was damaged " tho extent Of $500 and Is
insured
BROOKLYN.
TuE CONSTITUTIONAL AHENpMFNr.-Th,
flags OF the Brooklyn CITY Hall were dsplayo.
yesterday, by direction o. Mayor Wood, IN hone