The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-30
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N'~N- -'a-
SHOOTING STARS" Are they going 10 Gre
Il of rsh, svsyr' snriousiy inquired sountrmsn
Of sus reporter on Broadway, yesterday, on seeing
the wlescops opposite st. Psuls. The inquirer vss
afraid his hOr,e would be frightened d the rerori
and seemed much rcsssured at q NEGATIVE snsver,
The man had doubtless heard Of shooting stsss,"
and evidently mhseok the ins,rumen, for . stsr
shooter.
NKw Posr 0rrIcK REGULATION. ~
n letters no, called for Al the Post once win ~
LONGER be advertised In tho nsv,p.peru but printed
ALPS containing the viii bo pos,sd avery sat.
urday at the General Once, corner OF sss.su and
Cedar streets and a. the various stations who're they
may be seen BY the public,
NOVEL Masonic CERKMoSr. n
ceremony never performed in the North viii IA ,.r
formed st N. Masonic Hall In 18th st, near "a ave.
by the eI-rsbel General Pike, Of Arkansas Who viii
bsptize several children according 70 the Scottish
rito Of Free Masonry. The ceremony II 10 said. vilI
be most Interesting, and several ladies and semitic
have been invited. The Scottish rite Of Masonry
10 entirely different from the Ancient York rite.
which 10 the only rite acknowledged BY tho Grand
Lodges In the United States The arrival here Of %
distinguished . Mason . Albert Pike presents .
strong contrast 10 that Of Dr. Mactey who had such
grand reception recently .. the Academy Of Music.
vi tno iAttet " mtent " ssiut III ns atoss W wv
fa,hes- faithful only he;" the former ssmss here
With rcd hands.
0rKSIso or A New ScuooL HousK.-Ths
opening Of the ncv School Houss In 9sd strect foe
Grammar School No. 20 took place yesterday sfter-'
noon. ct O'Clock. In presence Of . large number Of
ladies and gentlemen. Thomas Stevenson. Esq-..
Chsrms. Of the Board Of TrslecA presided. The
erercsss opcued With tho reading Of tho io3d psalm,
BY the Principal. Mr.. David r. Scott. Ahsr which
Absence Of III. Hoard Of Education tho Clerk of the
handed .Ss saSs g .hs board o TPusss
The President then accepted the building and msde
70 Tho GVS sr q "Th. Anvil cborus T' v. then .psn
ddly suns by the boys. Addresses we're subseguent-
Sy Esi pr cr0:s 81 pu,PsS ~ sG SS%i's.
CIV superintendent Rev Dr' Crooks and James M w.
siTyp %sy Sifi, % S%eS ". suns u. fiisa %
warmly encoted. The "Dsriing white Sergeant"
arc '" gsStc.i ss s''.d Similarly % oS@pm.n.ea. S
'God for our Native Land" was very nicely
tho ,insins Of tho DoIoosy By the pupils.
'rhh school 10 holly for boys and consists o. Two
covered nom the Vcaibcr and on the nrs, aoSr arc
the JaniioI's room and thu Trustees. room. There
in The main room TO cut Into recitation room. Tho
third hcot ctnsiss si twelve recitation rooms, and
veil i 1snustcd The snsrs @ sos, Of tho building sss
soSSsScd Nth .SS sth Ward csSS since 0 .Se
e.tabli,hmen Of Old No 40 in qoth street, some .I-
| principal OF the Primary Department.
MUsIc.-There will be music on the Mall, At
the Central Park to-day, beginning at O'Clock In.
the afternoon, II tho weather IL fne by the Central
Park Band.
AWARD OF PRIZES AT THE AMERICAN In
srTUrH FAIa-Tho following awards Of prizes have
us-a- a
| attracting large audiences daily;
rLowrrs AND r1.Asrs
For the best collection Of orchids, sie Isaac
Buchanan kstoris L. l.; for III. second best coileo-
tiOn Of Orchids 20, William baker lot East 4sd st.
The s1. sSfGp Gi PsnSs s ds
tion Of plant, IN poi,. sle, Mm Baten lot E..' tsd
se' Isaac BUCHANAN AM D Tor the bs.. single ,pscSss
| ornsmsntAl lenied psnt, 20, VIM. Baker for
s's% q H.s IRON % IiS:9 Sss ~ l. !i%:. NJ: o'
snnen, WllAmsbnrgh Tor the bcst oollsction OF
Tor the second beet coIccion OF dshii,s s5, G. 8.
Pell, New York Orphan AZ nm Tor The best t,eys s
tssiys named Varieties. ss; a. NJ. Hennins.
Llewcyn Palk; for tho best new yellow tea rose, ss-
| Isaac buchanan.
rREsERvrs AND vEGETABLKa
For tho beet assortmsnt Of preserves, 65, C. c.
corn, 80, ". r. Ward, sesaEi, n j. for the bsss
twelve ears held corn, %, j. N. Greeley, English
L
\. sprnFsssd, Union tort, v v; for the bost tAbs
squash, Cd, Jas. liOsg. forkvilio.
A RELIGIOUS MEETING is held every Sunday
evening at W Bank street, which Is especially In
| tended for the poor who arc unable 70 attend any
regular church service, but all persons Of every de-
| nomination, welcomed
| FIRE CoMMIssIoS-The usual meeting took
place yesterday afternoon. Present Msssrs. Pinck-
asy and Brown.
| CONCENTRATIONS HrcEIvHD.
From G. l.. ann, declining 10 do duty .....
From Chiei Engineer, tTanrmittnI expulsion Of
Oaier, declining TO serve A. fireman rom p
q. Benjamin, foreman Hose Oh sstns for the car
rage Uf Hose .......F From Michael Wosan, OF I'm
gine 60. 81, peeTring several charges against the
members the col. .,..ffom foreman Of hetropo-
tan Engine 20, T. transmitting resignation Of 1hos.
Connoi. FtOn Chief Engineer relating to the
building recently occupied by Engine 20. o, In Ann
street ON citiLens Of Goth Ward, requesting
| that steam Engine 20. 10 bo retained At 693 West
Seth street. .,... From Chief Engineer, covering
Bridgt port Fire Department, asking the price Of
sovsfai hose cArriAxes which are ior saIo
| uEroRrs.
| From Committee on Appointments and Discipline.
| in relation TO expulsion Of John Hurds, Of Engine
| Go. 80 aud recommending his return 20 honorable
standing in the company, he being unable TO do duty
| 10 ConHelusno. Of tho ost Of leg. Adopted ..,...
| From committee, oiy gam ring new Enginr 20,
| TO lie called Metropolitan Fiio Engine Co No. 9 at
| 90 East broadway, with the following officers aud
| men; Foreman, Stewart Carson Assistant, L. II.
| Stew,rt Engineer, thomas ilealy; Driver, Jno J.
| HeTTck; FiIemen, v. Van Blunt Jno knapp D. X.
| Berthe, y. hcArdle, y. Roche, j. Conway aud W.