The New York herald., 1866-07-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

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pc.~o SUPERVISORS The Board Of Supervisors met
vestsrst President Smith in the chair considerable
amount OF ,utine business transacted. A resolu-
,Ion wss onrsr.d by supervisor Hayes that the com
,rand.nts n rineuts that have been provided with
1i ,oos hy Re Board Furnish for the information or
the Hoard compI~te fnustsy rolls OF their commands
shs that was an important matte Of these reg-
mens had not the number men ON sneir rolls requires
by law The question was refessed 70 we Committee -
Armores and the Board adjourned TO the th Of Augus
At twelve NJ
RuLx or ras GoLD BOARD AGAEsr CuRHsroW Gar
-neenforcsment OF the rule asanstgoid gambling
on tho sidewalks and passages around <hs Gold n
change appears work admirably The entrance 70 ~
Of the board d quite free and unoossrscted.
and the transaction Of business in geld has been rid e
very annoying gfeaturcnamely the reports and quo
ations OF false and irresponsible curbstone cliquos ~
tho rule which went into effect Monday every meor
Der OF the board prohibited from transacng puoacy
any business In gold on the Streets sidewalks Or PASSAGES
around the rooms Of the Exchange, or at the ftn Ave.
pension nom the privileges o2 the Exchange duhas
Offices In the building with the Exchange owing =
the Objectionable crowds and confusion that regned
the The action Of the Gold Board cannot b
too highly commended
PUnIc NunAxCn the morning hours, whom
people huryins 70 tho various steamboat landings
and slips TO take the boats and endeavor 70 get bresA
Of pure country sea air they almost invariably
thwarod baed in their purpose by the nnumerah,s
vehicles which block the streets adjoining the wharv
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utter mpossibity for pedestrians TO wedge their
way through and many ladies' and gentlemen are evoy
morning disappointed In their days excursions by thg
meana The Superintendent Of Police should place
Lutte policemen n such districts who should insist that
the crossings b. kept free 80 that On foo foot sa0sS
travel TO be interrupted.
TIE AmoS.-This popular organization will celebrate
its first nights festival for this season at The
Lion Brewery Park tomorrow night Judging from The
arrangements Il promises to be the most brilliant
scaI and social entertainment Of the season Two -
chestras the direction Of Messra Carl Bergmann
and Rietze for concert dancing and promenade, wild -
in attendance series OF carnvalstic ana tnessrioA
performances and exhibitions have been arranged whicn,
doubtless will form the most attractive portion OF Sne
programme.
AsMvKRsARY FsrIvAL rHE GERMAN TAIoRs' AssocsA-
noS-The third annual festival and picnic OF the Ger
Tailors Association, composed Of about ono thos-
sand members held at Funks Union Park, at The
foot OF Sixty third street. Monday. II was pleasant
affair The festivities commenced at two O'Clock In ths
afternoon, and continued until after midnight
There full attendance OF members and their fami
lies we'll the william Tell Riemen, who assisted IN
the ceremonies Dancing Of course, formed the mata
feature Of the festival Sat besides sn o.ss, sS
Is exclusively composed OF gentlemen employed oy large
tailoring establishments and wholesale clothing stores n
principal object the regulation OF wages In which hsy
have heretofore been quite successful
The EXCISE LAw.-The following named persons o.
tanned licenses the Treasurers Office Of the Board Il
Excise on yesterday Aug Brandt 221 Second street.
Brooklyn, 800; Beaken 400 Hicks street. BROOKLYN,
$3.50 John Bogt, 81 Beekman street, New York, $26o
No other business performed at the excise ONCE
yesterday.
FIRE GRExywcH SrREEr-A about half-past TIVE
p NJ yesterday fire occurred the roof Of the tone
ment house No IS Greenwich street. but owing 70 Tie
prompt arrival Of Metropolitan Engine Company No. 10,
the flames quickly cxtinguhed, causing bat Ne
following tring damage Daniel Cowan, third noors
loss $50; insured damage to building, which ID owne4
by Edward Burke and also insured, $50. Tha aame4
before completely subdusd extended TO the roof of Ne
90 belonging 70 the Rogers estate but owing 70 tAs
alacrity OF the Are company, the damage sustained
slight The origin OF the nrs ID under investigates
FIRE STONE Srmxr-Betwecn eleven and twelve
O'Clock last night Gro discovered in the building
No Stone street. occupied By Peter Herman tobacco
balsr and packer The re originated the third noss
apparently among some empty hogsheads and lumbsG
Tho fremen promptly extngushed the hamea The
damage the stock will be by water principally In the
cellar the goods the second foor being well covered
up BY the Insurance patrol watch Loss about 92ooA
The damage 70 the building will bs about $500. ne
origin Of the fire Is under investigation by the Fire A
ahs