The sun., 1865-07-12
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su fOt.fth avenue 10 HGd sTeet, Htrth avenue 70
sfd street State street. whitehall street w1 street
Cour,sndt street hsid,n lane, Fulton street Cham
n - nse, We" % rom ss, 1nhn, 10, vrsnd % sieet east
'.viee in each week.
81. Al other streets ones in each veet:
iyered 70 contrsctor OF placed IN bsrrel. bo1e, pss
r upyeI steps Of any dwelling house, store
q public binding, sha be removed, In tight oaTts
sy.HS HS q hour. .,, sund.y' .i .itsep'eds
,thoioqshly cleaned" and '.ept.. and ,sEeepipas,
immedi,tsl, rep9ysd" An streets shall IN al in-
Unpaved streets etc, arc not inolud, Ia the
tract and are not required TO be eleansed and there
tore, not 10 be reported
RELIEF or VoLUSTEsRs FAMILIEs.-It 10
source Of sstisfaetion 10 know that the Common
Council has decided sppointlns committee to
recommend some plan Of securing prompt and con-
tpued relief for the widows and orphans Of sold Of
,hs war. The COMMITTEES will communicate with the
anthoritip, at Washington to ascertAin facts re-
ssrdiDe back pay. bounties pensions, etc. No
tims should nov be Loot in pushing on this needed
vork
WEALTH OF THE TRINITY CHURcu Cor
.oAArroS.-It /, said that the value Of the real
estate belonging TO this corporation will when disen-
eumberod Of existing losses reach some twenty
million dollars The corporation are said TO have
originally owned two thousand and sixty eight lots,
Of which, since tho year iI4s, three bundled and
eighteen lots have been given away, six hundred aud
ninety-one remain, and one tholsand and ffy-nine
hsye been sold yet owing 70 The rapid '.o Of pro
hundred and ninety -one los remaining is many
times greater than originally that Of the whole
real estate t IN the fiP'. T fhrd % FinR Eighth and
Ninth Wards On the lartoi May, 1896 the leases
mmsn,s portion Of Tie props rty. siil expire, by
This circumstance the CORPORATION will have tu con-
troll Of real estate in the most prons able part Of the
h. a IN >
lars. The Astor leaso Incl udet three hundred and
thlrv-siE lots Which Sere le' In the year TOO ~
Vear Tho lots are, Of course, all occupied bv build
inss which yield generally bish rents; some idea Of
he amount drawn from the rent Of those buildings
nay be realized when T. I. tnown that Nj Astofs
income last year, a. returned in lhe Internal Revenue
,ffce Of the birth Distinct, rn over "a jOO,OOJ
IMMENSE CARGO or CoAL.-t was stated
recently In Boston paper that the lArres, cargo Of
sosi ever landed In an American port -s landed in
Boston, and contained about seventeen hundred tons
The ship Carrier Dove, Captain Andrews, from
shields arrived at this port yesterday, bringing two
thousand and fty six Of coal for the New York
Gas Company.
THE New FIRE DErARTMEST.-The Board
" FIRE Commissioner yesterday decided to eIpel
rom the Fire Department Thomas G. Kennedy, Fore
ssn Of Engine Co. No. 40, charged with ausuliing q
member Of "a Hose Co.. and James Owens and John
Son at Gre. The Board also took testimony in the
.sse Of Francis Mahady, Foreman Of Engine Co No.
u, charged With 1saultlns John Ackennon. while
roine 70 IRE In the sth District on the evening Of
About 'ops-haf the present. Fire Companie. have
sommunicated TO the Board their int ntiun of con-
inuing In the performance Of their Quite. I'LL
smoved. The Board iorsafded ietieIs Of thank. 10
an early dsy. such OF tho members Of the volunteer
orcs - may desire 10 retire from the service: snd
II the fremen.
Al the msetips Of the Board Of Forerncn and Ens
sssrs, on Monday evening, the following vote wa,
aken on the question OF sdhering to former olu
,on In favor o. the old Department and against tn,
.Apirmatips s.~Ensne Compnuie. Nos. /, ,, o. H.
81, w, ~, 4S 81. Hose Companies Noe !, 10, 2H
y, 50 %, 81, ~ 40 So 6L Hook and Ladder Cos
s,S.i,s. ,s o. EnrIps =, Sowg'pis' No,
ss ao.s comp.sis. 10: Z s. 30 ia H. IL Is Is
u, ~, ~, rs, al 2s, 20, 80, 3s, Is, ~, 81, So SO
5oGt and Ladder cOmPauies Nos /, , a, b, 8, s. .
The Chief Engineer voted iu the NEGATIVE and the
Tdson "a. t:nasr.s HI. ~ re.snstian a. secssi,yS s
The change Of sentiment which has taken place
Sss,ns s ,y ss a bse 'Ge Ier a;
nat the only vote then given IN favor OF the new
Commissioners wn b. Hoso Co. No. Il
COTTON SALES were made yesterday on
Government account TO the Of $500 bales a,
prices ranging from s3Sc. in gold for low ordinary
70 Tic. In gold for sea Islands
THE FREE AcADEMY.-The commencement
exercises Of the Free Aesiemy tale place at ~,
Academy Of Mueie on "Wednesday evening, ,he 1921
Inst. The phze-speokins taxes .lAca at lrv ine Hll
on Friday evening Of this V6sh.
SALE OF THE EFFEcrs os ruE PEV. DR.
CAHILL.-1he library " the late Ee". Dr. CAhill
Amounting to aloit ave hut drcd volume. ani co..
ssting Of works on theology, zoology, ma.her atc,
astronomy, geology, and ;ue -o.enecs een' ally, 70
sether with q large guAuctv q, fstrUuoin.cu Al IN,
mstbematiesl instruments, and other personal t,op
cray, vas sold by aueti9t yes uiey ,moruios a. Z
Nassau street. The whole Lmcunt t,nliIed "a ahou
$3.50 the library bringing only : ,,J. Anona these
~Totum" lB.syis,ium komrnumy thi,r .as 20
$50; missal brourht Sl4; atcNolyer, ,. os-Gt.i h
Colrs emp oyes brought t32,5 a gold plated snuti
Ss ssver goblet p,escnei by the ladies' of Lime M
hek, brought tlI,bJ; magic lantern aud mc,o
scid. siSso and e. Of charts and aS o ,n
small sum Of S96.
GoLD, at the Evening Exchange, opened a
1891, and closed at 1897. Stocks very strong.
GRAMMAR School COMMENCEMENT. -
Grammar School No. II tFemale Department., hcI,
It's annual commencement yeste rday, previous 10 th
vummer vacation. The sHercisos consisted Of Elocu
tion, Music, Languages French aud Germany, Gale
themes, &C. which reflected the highest credit Of
the Principal, Miss NJ. A. simm-, and her assistant,
a. we'll on the pupils ,hernsclyes The elocuton q
the young ladies was excellent. Tho pieces .electc
for recitation we're inteI eutlng and at the sane IN
dihcult TO render and called forth tha real aud ma
turh powers OF the pupils In connection with theI
educational accomplish Lmauth, singing tor 'he Nj
lion" by Miss Jennie Il, Merri, was admirably r. a.
and the recitation OF " Thank tod the old Enp
flying" by Miss Josephine Eisenpricr, We encugr,
The competition were good. Ame.ican Nina" b
hin Emma hckes and " WhA have ye bone" \
Miss Josephine Stanley, OF Ine gtaduatn, casr o.
commanded The yaledictory "Wouan's Woik" b
Miss Sarah Y. Dalrympl,, was II hirhly husned nj
duction. Addresses Nese mgde b, Eev. -. "a.
and hickelA and schooi slp'rui'. cut- Nj iar a.
Randall. The names OF the graz .aIt riAs1 oi -,
ar. :-sasAh Il, Ia ~ mplu, kohiua Il~dis' Nj
Faret M AcNal, IystqA'nt STACEY, fyel.pe ~. u
gust tnd Eu ma a. A4ckgs
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