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DOSTpONEMENT- In cc1 'eGaencc OF our
kstl4n,l B.rcav,nent the CONCERT WHICH Vas 70
tste p.,. ts ,,,us u the Boonnsils bsy'ss Chr,h
W. 70 ro.itorcd ufih fllUhsDA1 fNfNiNo, AiHi IL
Al te1... aov n c4uii,lion vii be- sdns'5i-
sDHILHAkMD NIC SOCIETY.
In ro,..e.ur, Of IN, rf,, witty whcl hos t.fallen
tho Hs "a ~ tho 4. chef hsruic tie fr-sienl
81 IA. Uat,s state. a.. bod 81 BrfCr doTni u bat
rro~r I'D .csdsee With to seD;ip'nl Of ih" ~bos
community. py.p the ls Concert 81 IL. "on hVn
- sd Arr - (ar r~gnlff Day u te clnc"rl To
ID SATURDAY, APRIL n
Tie general Iorin. ihe..a VII pNso ~ tie Aeefe
nv sl'o on satutisy Ayri o at H. o'elici ..
WILLIAM 5ciA1l ESBERC, President
= l.. spisR SscresTy.
) NTOTICE.-1'ne Associate Managers OF the
~ city, ~ vsv Of The great ratmiy tla, Ia, bsiaen the
ID 10 eynce n, per respect for The memory Of our
lao Pre,tIsn have unanimously r,soivJ 10 close tE sew
rr.l pl.r.s 81 aulu..ren, uun fu.rhr onler-
, ". NlIkAT1EY rresldsnt
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Amrsements.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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RARNUM~ AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THURSDAY. APRIL 10 1864
IhuRsDAY, APRIL 20, 1915
''''''"-' . ~ IMMENsE ATTRACTION
FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
INTENSELY ,NfsEEsrISC DRAMA.
THRILLING ~ EFFECT
TIE ORANGE GrnI4
ThE oiANGE 0iRI.
Thi. a, ma was acc .fIly Performed h The soHi'hi
n II y. Nl
''''' EXciTiSG lSclpEKfs AND EVENTS
THRONGED AND AZ RfcNTIvE AUDIENCES.
pens The r @9a.'0a s sf: + view % ,e9 rorrsr or
DEAN-DRu iDICAL CIRCLE ~
ftif DISTANCE. -
TIL, HeCHANlCAL APPLIANCES
. ~ uNEoGiLfp i; SENSATIONAL EFFECT.
IVA, %f r S'r?' s AtS. AID EVENING ArH
POwEkfUi STAR DRAMATIC Co%rAHY.
! FxTaavAGASiA DA.cF. BY ToyY prSIEE.-
PROV. HUrCHlNGs-Ll0itTNISu CALCULAToR-
TW0 gihas srPhW.srUISf5 N NOrioY.
FIFTY LL.EslZE. MOVING WAX FIGURES:
Fat woman Gane's t'rca,s'an tia Dwarf Living o'tsr'
GRIND A1"aria, aii ~ ,llion Curio-ihes.
Admission ., eerts; children MI ten, i5 CENTS.
sRAREUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
. GRAND NATIONAL
POULTRT GEO. AID RABBIT SHOW,
rSrEI til: p!CEr or
TIE NATIONAL POULTRY sOr'ETf,
COMMENCING MUhDAf. A.iILA.
H. tie
SPACIOUS SALOONS OF TIE MUSEUM.
\. ~ h. the r,0s
UNIQUE AND FX1BAOaDlNARY DISPLAY
PURE PRED rOWts
EVER WITNESSED ~ THIS COUNTRY.
OVER 80 CASA PREMIUMS
oil
d cents tbi. zen uBdsf ten, u cents.
a Il 4 A
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Oyncs OF rnE CLKvsL,Yo Asp qoLEDO RAILROAD

AnKnrcAs ExcHAxos TfRE Insurance CosrAsI.l
No 10 BHoADw.r, NV YORK April y. isOa
IVNhE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have thls
i dsy declare a DIVIDEND Of FIVE 90 PER CENT.
fer f1n oov.rIuen' tex payable end snet MONpAi
MAY at the Office q Tho CUmpnuy No ~ bfos,. ~
VIVA RAfSON, S-cTe,py.
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',J,O CAPITALISTS AND OIL COMPANIES:
Il CHOICE OIL LANDS AND WELLS-A fkW
{rYcYLiFNT PARCELS on Cheuy Ron, rh Hob
lCreek. AIissany Rect sosr5 o'"s fTsnh orsta
.s,o,. IN vr,stQo spd surroapdins counties. may y
lid on most reasousb trus by sppiufo
no ~ Liberty n. T., or 10 ChAhLES H. 'n"Ai'
United States Hotel. Frsntlin. Penn. ~ :
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Professional Noiifes.

; NHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
~ fs,or o Special Anatomy and Surety IN tho
lMr&cs Cog.g N. T. Ofee u East nth st, cons''anon
from . h. TO- to = md toA sfECALIits; Dises'csY
,h- Nervous. S.nias- Urinary sad Cutenco.,
n BStdc,ur.s nch have been trcsed ~ tAu'efu'ns
Cutting or ksPAy DiLilas ope,.io.. no. enoer
FG,URGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment o.
Pelvic yi.-cta u1dnr To, Of ED WARE
In pIhON ydttor Of Tic " sipei Structure. Pes aft,o
lila sa and Fstoa Every Of 81 cturo admits OF
,diesi ard e~Inseat In days, and often aie
dl,te -opr by Dr. D.s instrument tho Urethrotone
de irpA expressly 20 modify ar. sytos op>rion In al
u, "a q. tho tLro rstcnuuesisd syop tho euro 10 guar
!sn,s~d IL the case b. undSGken. Oroo hours from To
daily, and to evcninss, at No .2Finhscs
,NOW Is THE TIME 10 USE
IN DIR. LIE aTHES YELLOW DOCK SYRUP
tUR A8UE IN The FACE AND JAW.
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4 Among the many photographs of our late
Flnrented President row eufrent, those Of MessrV
Tourney 2 son. o117 Broadway deserve an honorable
i'rsns TIER Imperial PHOTOGRAPH is very good aad
tey have smaller OF various hi, the and
.meers Of purchasers.
FUNERAL CP WATTS EEErGAy.-The re-
mains Of Watts Sherman yesterday conveyed 10
their last resting place in Greenwood. The services
held 10 Grace Cburob, tbs Right Rev. Eisbor
Potter. d. D.. officiating INSISTED by tie Rev. Or.
Taylor. Tie body !oid in roser ood tofln In
cascd In velvet. and the plate bore The following in
yseriptiou Warts Sh raani cied Feb 90 Ices. at the
and o. Madeira. eyed % yrnr.." Mr. 5irrunn was
Fa New Yorker ry birth al member Of tie firm d,
!. Duncan. sherman Co. The p,lb-arers were Join
J, Van Buron Isaac Dcl Rea witiers Geo. Cameron,
(: Geo. X J Dovdn. John Knower. w. II. Dab ey and
1 Francis Granger. Mr.. Sherman leaves behind him
.,wise anl foa- sons
i The FLORAL SoCIABLc.-Tiis organization
cha, determined 10 discontinue their fpccbics for TIE
reEaindcr " Tie seesUD. ard the .unLs remaining
Hin The hands OF The Treasurer VIII be devoted 20 tie
ssciliers' Rest.
; Eo3pEp WHILE SLEEpIyc.-O6icer Field Of the
kFi.h r-crc yescday r,-.l.d Rob n iardsl ard hi.
pa, Wit Or si. stolrn { iC ZION, Jon Brsd, OF No.
Pa N'a ne'ta'srn!hL LiesreDtg Ia .L,i. I'nens
( rr.soner. 40 Ioubs IA irisL
Il The pOLTcE CoCk1s.--Yesterday the Police
rCour thros.lot tie city t,ssd IRE tour.rooms
end tie bJdDg ias iary drIp,d eih tue inSsis Of
Voc.
RI 4 DIsHOSTST DO,Hsrc.-Isry Inn Cl1ncey,
lately the ar jot- srre,cd By Dbcer
Icl Of tue fiith Precinct, cha - OF bsying son
Eqna,iiy Il towel pillow etc iroI :he hog About
isund In toe Mr. VHiea Faccio.
No. Woos,rrs she was snsste erd oc'l "eis con-
kniited by Jrrcc icgan.
Il ASSAULTED AND RoBByD. Irling, jana
Barker uenry Lyons yescdsy aires ed On he com
TVlir of aDdsr howl-y e No. Sds We, S., who states
hs While In the Of Lshcr. Ia remt between
s-vente' nth aud Lgneeu h's b. s.t upon by ihe
prisoners. brairn and ro5b, u watch vi ed at $50
h hey e0Gntt,d prtsoD IN tcf, OF ~ 90 ori
n SHOOTING AFPRAY.-Early yesterday morning,
Joha McNe and WA. t. Ryan q1ssiei 10 Tie saloon o.
John Ready No 100 ..v,sh kyaa cigw pistol and
Shoot Mcneil. when the latter seized ID.
In tie struggle that ensued twas cbagr tie bal nhct-
s,sd BY Oseer Ga lry, the twenty nnh PIecae md
nconllitisa BY Justice DOdsr
The New York herald., 1865-12-20

previous consultation with Of the citizens present.
far from checking the pugnacous spirit OF the exs
cited combatans had the effect increase It's intensity
and TO direct II 10 the coored uoops Thereapon the
conduct OF the latter became so menacing and nsoent
that the voters and citizens generally armed themselves
with shot guns and pistols ayowing at tho same time
their determination 10 innct summary punishment for
any outrage that might be committed AZ ths threaten
ing stage Of the emente the commanding oncer at tho
solicitation Of bystanders withdrew his command TO tho
barracks. This of concession the part OF tho
officer had The effect TO quet the excitement for that day.
The day after the election three white attempted
TO arrest coored man who had committed an offence
against the law, when the latter made such desperate
resistance that he shot by Of the parties trying
to arrest him This revived the excitement Of the pre-
vlous day, and led TO the interchange OF menaclng
threats between the begerents each declaring their
purpose To take life.
The negro soldiers became exasperated as TO DEFY
ior time the authority OF their commanding officer.
prominent citizen Of the place apprecating properly
he condition OF affairs, tceeraphea to the Governor 70
remove ihe colored troops and send white troops IN
tneir stead To which the Governor responded afrma-
lively. And here the affair ended.
The New York herald., 1865-12-20
Hoard OF Counci1men.


STATED SESSION. Monday De-. is-sP.x.
The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment In 'nelr cham
Present. Hayes Esq President the chair, ana
the following memscts.-
Leasy, McGath Green, SMITH ocalsghan, Russell JcSco
and fizarrali-i -
The reading of the minutes Of the previous meeting wss
dispensed with.
Councilman GRrpS moved that when the Board adjourn,
II adjourn 10 meet tomorrow. the 18Th Instant - hrce
o'clock l.. ".
Counc,lman Kos1rs moved that the Board do ato
recess ti three o'clock this afternoon
"' RESOLUTIONS.
ny Councilman KUSss--
given 70 rrcdeck Rrousc srhh, goods front of hfs
premises, No y Bowery such psralsson 70 rensa GUY
dnrng the pleasure of the Common council
Which was adopted
By Councilman RUssffI--
iyed .d directed 10 following named blind p~rscns
10 his s u donation Of fy dollars from The Cor
wiehasi cronan corner Fifty seventh and Third
Patrick Pagan Fory.seyen,h street between First ana
Jeremiah curtin, Fifty second street. between Lexington
III pay,d o'prien ii2 Eas, Forty second street
Jeremiah Accsr,y. ffythrd street. between Third and
jeremiah Fitzpatrick rr,ysir stseet between Fourth
Which WAS referred 10 the Comptroller. with power
MOTIONS nNsumnD,
Councilman BRApr moved that the Board do adjourn
rArrns rxos TIM BOARD or AIpxsur-.
Repor, Of Committee Finance, with resolution ~ FOB
Resolvcd That the Comptroller Be and hereby author
sed and directed 70 draw his warrant In favor Of Nor
sion Tor the sum of SIS o. 70 enable bn 70 pay
mens and A.ss said property and charge tho came .
shs wsssS sssSuns nss q ,.,l sponsuons' ssss
Preamble and rssolusiou, a. foIlows.,,- ,,-,..,s.
De Pey.sr Of she kmprc state desesndss! ard g.
srsssnsvs In shs eighth generation Of ssr Of ME ess
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

STATED Ssssros, Monday. De-. lS-l Y. n.
Pxssen-Norgan Jones' ESQ., PRESIDENT and the following
uembors:-
Hnlsht Rysrr, Jeremiah Okwsli O'Brisn and Fsrey-l2
ON MOTION the reading OF the mnates of tho sss neeoGs
dispensed WITH
RxsoLuTioR.
ny Alderman FonroH-
whereas Brsvet Lieutenant Colonel Johnston Livingston
De Puystsv Of the Empsre State descsndsnt and
the eighth Generatpn OF settler 0f tho
city, Of successivs schepcns BurEomas'srs Alder:
Mayora and other public oncsrs military and eiv %
Whafrss We have ocsl that he performed
this gallant action that raised
Che dag over kchmoad after Il captured
Resolved That the thanks Of the city sfHew York are
due and as hereby given Bcyet icutenant john
formerly Adjuaut General o this State for giving 70 New
York this historic honor.
which adopted.
Alderman Rvrss moved that when this Bca-d adjourn
do 80 meet Tuesday. the 18Th inst, NJ oneP "
which carried.
the President announced that the Board stood i'd
journed. ID. T. VALENTINE. aert-
The New York herald., 1865-12-20
ExplosNon OF . Locomotive Boiler.
THE ENGINEER KILLED AND FIREMAN BADLY

From the Baltimore American, Dec. 49,
on Thursday night about halfpat eleven o'clock, the
boiler OF locomotive No 232, attached 10 the express
train for the West, which left Camden Station at
O'Clock that night, exploded at 6ykesvle station, ON
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad distant thirty miles
from this city. James W. Stevens the engineer was
instantly killed. and Thomas lathe the fireman, badly
scalded The explosion caused great CONSERVATION
among the passengers the train, which consisted OF
soyen The locomotive was almost completely de-
moIished, the boiler being torn entirely from IT, and
forced distance Of feet beyond the track The body
Of Mr. Stevens thrown, by the force OF the erposion
10 the Of the train and when found consider
ably mutilaed Tho remains brought to this city
in early train yesterday morning and taken TO his late
residence No 3sI South sharp street. where he leaves
widow and several children. Mr. Lathe also brought
here IN the train and removed to his residence in
South Baltimore, where DR.. Baltzell rendered his
vices. The train necessarily delayed about three
hours before the track could be cleared and another
gine obtained from freight train coming East A
thorough investigation viii bc made by the officers Of
the company 10 the Of the explosion which
suited 30 disastrousy. The engine known as Mason
engine" had but recently been put In service and was
regarded ~ Of the best IN use on the road. Mr.
stevens was OF the most careful men In the COM
pany's employ.
The New York herald., 1865-12-20

Mr.. Norris son-in-aw of Mr. Stevens, was recalled,
and the counsel for defence said proposed 70 ask
him - % Mr. sronys general estimate Of female virtue
Mr. Cram objected.
The counsel for defence said that was a proper time
now TO propose the question II had zen proved by the
do eDce that the plaintiff guilty OF adultery, tho
offence which had been charged against the defendant
was eminently proper therefore, show what esti-
mate he ttbe painth) placed upon the marriage vow
and the defence intended show out of mig own mouth
that he considered female virtue cheap that co,hd
be overcome by the mere solicitation OF IT, The
man who thought that every woman bad n price
would aiso he had right 70 deceive any woman
and II Mr. Strong mad this view of female chastity Il
Ought 70 be known to the jury for perhaps he regarded
he tired Of her He he counse had proved tha, mis-
man. while writing notes TO bis wife and petpc her in
the newspapers she charge OF adultery with her
brothernaw, hmself visiting the den OF sbortion
have known the character Of the house, could
proved the counsel conended that the general repu.
satsn of the place was that Of broihs aud house Of
sborton
AT This stage Of the proceedings the usual was
taken.
On the reassemblng Of the court after the the
Judge refused 10 allow the answer 10 the question.
/, TESTIMONY OF Ex-roLICK JuNTIcB DUsENBERRy.
Mr.. ". II. Dusenberry tho neHt witness called.
Ha testified folows-I Justice Of the Peace from
1887 10 1858; recollect that application was made for
removal Of tenant from the house LA Wsveriey place
shere is no record In my possession; recoliect that
about year before the expiration OF my teRn of
efoe the application made for process, but re-
fused 70 issue because the party coudnt state suH
Gent cAuse.
Cross examIped-I do not recoliect the year
TEE cHARACTER OF THE HOUSE ia vAvHRLRY
PLACE.
Peter J. Davis testified - follows:--I am policeman
~ che Sixteenth precincts policeman In "a In the
Fifteenth precinct which embraces l2A waverley place:
- Assss was within ny patrol fsVu ~ ysas 'ss2 As
The New York herald., 1865-12-20

Already eOI 900 cwt Of plantation and 282 900
native have been reported This makes an increase OF
OF 500 cwt In and $50, 700 cwt IN the other
and the aggregate increase last season Is 22s 900
The growth Of coffee ia Ceyon is annually spread
ing lands and II II expected that In few years
the present high figures will be larsey increased
The New York herald., 1865-12-20

LAVE SrocK IN NoRrBIRS OHIo--The Ohio Agricultural
Reports for 1854 give The following statement OF tho
number and value of horses CATTLE sheep and hogs In
tho counties of Northsru Ohio.-
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Jnsuranse Companies.
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ wALL.STREET,
a.,nn ann

CASH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This coun,ny Ia. been in successful oresion for more
than TII,AfY YEARS aud continues 20 iNSt NE af0nsS
Los. and Damage by FIRE upon terms "a iaSo'aoo " 'n
institutions. .. r.xrN
ALL LOSES LrBBRAILr ADJUSTED AND rhoSrrLt FAS'
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL UNUERHlLL, President
O;v., " Zones william Hax'uu. Chas L. stewart
La n SEYMOUR SsmL j. Nariny Samuel n Dodge:
a ,sn .,. n ~. C. T. Pfsa.r Michael Ulschoea9.
a ~ "a n u.r,io Syy,nu, Redei. Chss. u. Levitt
I,bn y Andrew H. M. buchanan. Eihelbert = nnns
y yI, n Nv William Hrrtzrl Joseph A. Dreyfoss'
JOSIAH y, a.'"' Thom,. i,,ysy lanes G. GJirk:
William Depsw. henry j. seudder James -
AUGUSTUS COLsON, IT,, Secretary.
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furniture

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of,
.1,.S m..nT.c,ar. Also, soud Chestnut Ard MsinSS
Chamber suites plata and orn.msnts "rH,.s,; a 10
I0NS, ss Caas(1t, spvSsiss s0''sE Ss'ssa'1s
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GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED.
Desriru,r a 'oari .. Aldermen, 81 follows.
ed 10 extend me Ihsriber 81 tho Board Of Aldermen,
. ~ ,ubfae, ani iuui ne hallway on the northefy eng o.
- eo aIa 90 ~ S Ts . 81 F', -, ppcr pat
e. wal vit- ron Columns sbd bi,n e,,ht' ~ "a ~
Councilman ioudHrAris moved to amend said ra'e'ot. /
By s,rsirg therefor, the words ;treei .au
isrtng IN len therefor the words "a COMMITTEE Of Three
WHOM ra.Iied. .,,
The rrsoution amended was then adopted by the follow
COunslmcn Hcensn, lIeay Robinson ssieon
pi-.r.y, Hayes. kosier. kenney, BrnSman' hiady
10 .hiain Leayy MsGraih. Green, Smith, Joyce, Rely
Nsa.iss-Couucinsa Paterson, Lent, oCellashsn and
Tpot Of Committee on Bel Pavement, in favor q
adopiins resolution a. follows;
E.lrsd, Iha, Mulbeny street, fom Houston TO bieecksr
,r a. be paved with BE .ln trap block pavement under
such ieciou. s BE- given by the croion Aoued9ct DE
p,,men the scconpaD ordnance therefor be adopted
Nhiel was adopted by the following vote; -
Observation-Disclosures, Ke,nsn Healy, Robinson; Sta
ra srs"s ~, shalu Levy eCra Green, Lent, Smith
&c 4hrhsn Russell, Joyce, Reilly fiisesad aud Ioos-3
Rrpot Of ommtse WhaTve Piers md sips, AZ issoi
Of rI,rtin. r..o uion a. follows.
Bre II Il tho Street Commissioner be and he IS hrtehs
aud directed advertise or proposals lor repnS
No Sss, ih R iis1f iorths s f t. ''- w
'Wii.h va. adopted by the following vote;
AffrnativsC ouncnen Kreniu, ileay Robinson s.acom
H.ssry Hayes, Roster Ksnnsy Brns%an Ersdy Peter
son. hoashtain, Leavy meGs'th Oreen Lent sni's
MOTIONS AGAIN REsuMED
Councilman REILLY moved that hs Board do now sd'urn
Winch was lost
GENERAL ORDERS AGAIN RESUMED:
Report " Committee on Streets OF Board Of "'ae'n'e"
with resolution, az foliows:; 80 .,,h. Al.
Re,ored Tina, tie resolution providing Tor nass'nt y
walks around the Northern Dispensary at INC lucton
Christopher street aud wsvrrey place provea V S
1884 be sud 10 hereby amended by adding AFTER tne wo'Y
al ~idb in the third line Of said resolution 'he w01u
Which wa. eoaeaned in BY the folowinsyote
Affrnave-Coun men keenau iesiy Robinson, sseenn
Hsgery, Hayes. Ko.'er Kenn,y Bn.nan, pLaay r cn.
I.gIen Rus.rL loves Reilly, Fitzgerald and OooA-D
Coz, Gilman knksAs mor.1 Ia, 10 bsps resolution
board OF Aldsrmsn. IS follows; ,.. ~,
Eslr,d That the salary OF the Second Assistant Clerk
The Of Finsnce bureau OF Aresrs be and IN
ZANE hereby Dceasd two thousand doHsr' per "nnni
d 10 ake effect from tho date VI the passage Of IN
resolution. ,,,,
fhr motion TO suspend the rules wss carried.
ghe resolution tfen concurrsd In by the following vote
Armstiv,--Co Keenan,. Heaiy. Robinson, Stseon
Hassr.y Hayes. Ksstsr. ksaasy, HLAssn Bs'dy a'u&as
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a
New Fire Department stating that MI Ihons FeHle'
wa, duly elected Fire Commissioner
winch ordered on file
MOTIONS RESULTED
t1e-ps, RryRs moved ihst when the Board sljnurn T.
% Wednesday, the Z4h ins o'clock p IL.
which vas carried n..r,o,,
An invitation was received GERMAN Workneroan
Union ,sj their pic 70 take place on May a. lo"
""''' "'' acc p'N srpoRrs.
THO Committee Streets presented report 20 pave Thirty
cl ~ street b-wGen tie fust ana o'coho s'ohnos' WIN
heleisB pavement
Which WI. laid over. - 90
,ots on The norsy eide Of Eighteenth street. between
SIAtL and Seyenf.
qe COMMITTEE on Public Health presented report fencc
ios IN seyonteenh street, between sixth all Seventh ave
Which laid over.
pApgRs FROM BOARD or CoUScrLMEs.
Eeotcd That with the necessary receiving basins
and culyeris, be built in iyseventh street iso~ Lexington
to Sixth avenue. =, - ,,, g.
Peal 81 ist per"sion he Ind the SANG Is hef py e'eh
TO Joseph Cope to Place stand IN front Of ms rrose ns
ber two hqndreJ AMI eight CfahaInquarc be having perns
on Of The owueT the - remain only DUMB sh' pleas
Min was reirrred to Bic Committee on Streets.
Yl,d Ihst the ordnsnco here 0orc pissed tor NE !'
rs of rorty second from Esh-syeno to The nison
Ryr sd Eighth iren rory s'nd,d q. y liz
sfeets with belg an'payene ht Do so - -; o.
tho. portion relating TO the property owners pam
tho whole expense Ne torne by the property owners Oh 'le
Inc Of aid street aud avenue ,,.
Which referred To the iohUufs OF lN"'Nh'
Reno Of Committee Oh Roads with resolution ioor:
B,,.Led That tie hlewslks IN Onebnndrednndi" twenty
fnIztree between firstsyepue and tishtb.h'rhue o.
0sd sesce OF fsur fet wide. through the naao Of tho
sane where not already doae. undsI the direction "i INC
Witch ,yo. referred to the Committee on Roads
p.rort OF ouni.tee Road, with resont N az ioows
R.,I,J Tint tire SIDEWAYS in Thirdsysnue between one
bnndcdand ninth AID Ono hunded AID wrbty nith'rrt'
be nagy 80 e four feet wide tpogh the middle Of the
rnie where not already done under ths dhech'I o. Tue
Street Comnissionef.
Which Wa. referred to the Committee On Roads. ,
Report OF Committee Roads with resolution |" iolow'
Keiored That crosswsks be laid with al ne ia erstcunS
street. on Broad~ny from Fifynintb to Seventy SCI ond
re under direction Of the Cro'on Aqueo9ct po.u ana
tLe accompanying ordinance therefor be adopted;
Which was rrfened 10 the Committee on hO.h. =,
report Of Committee Belgian Pavement Win ie'o'Dn
! follows:
he' he'd That Thirty Gnhsree between ft ana srcona
avenues. be paved wi Belgian tfapbocs gsve!nent uu
soch directions as shall be given by the Cfctoh Aqsa' ~
pertinent and That the accompanying ordinance eieIi 70
adopted the whole expense thsreofo DO borne ny TUE
| tyowners
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Streets ..
Petition OF H. Dormtzsr. for permission TO exhibit suian
chow e0x " lt0st Of us gswhei thiTsytns BaTey'
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board % Aldermen.

erArrp sxssrox-Mo nday Nsy ~. 1900
A., 2ocOtk p. IN.
Present-Aderu1en Moore, Norton. fpbn ~ ~ b,,n
eey Mcknight Ry.rs, Bri;e, Nssiei'on O'''"o-' -
I ariey and Van Eooihs-3 1T - r,o.iop NJ Ala.r
The Pres. jent being absent at ro' call on noon o.
osn FApLsY Aldermen Van worms We ca lev " VI" ''
The minutes of May Is were read ana aVii0'e"'
PETITIONS
pv Alderman PYERs- -, c...... p... e. ID
Aoa oece room with resolution. setting sTat roor mum
'p T., a. brsernet the (iy Hall, for sCch purpose
Wbs,..pon rIosented the following RESOLUTION III con
eection therewuh. Al. ,-:... 1 n
lnogn A. I'm 1bor hrce aud directly Underneath the Office OF
-. Clerk Of the of Common feas tor the City end
roun.y OF NewYork De ani the IS hereby
And st apart ion to and to form part Of bic Once
arr s fe authorized take imsdate possession Of ne
same retain Unit! o;er"'e or-e!eG BY he
Common Council
which adopted. -,
Alderman faLBY presented the following, stating TIA ne
"'' $40 FIyrHAyExps May 90, i}65.
T. hi, Honor c. GODFREY CYNTHIA, si.ior Of ne o"y
Nec- York: Co,
Sa 1t has come ny know'cdse hat Nor'Gen rel Sh'f
dsn vii pass through New orb, on biz way 70 shs
con TO ul uili ~ commands ana h"'.
though proper this Information IN 0i1rr az 9
municipal luiortis md citizens have the olprGhNy
OF extending 10 III. gallant - '1ccessni ,oier 'A' "'''
oour,esics accorded 10 distinguished STRANGERS.
Very respectfully, your oeedieiI sew M rrv
Which was referred to the Committee on National Affairs
with power.