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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-12
Court Of General Sessions.
Befof. Recorder IlAoKxrr.


Tuesdays proceedings in the Court of General Ses-
sons were Of the most important character OF yet the
criminal calendar OF tho April term We give abrief summary
Of the cases:
SENTENCE or BOY RoDBER TO TIE STATE PRISON FOB
TWENTY YEARS
Most above all others the OF Michael
Alwe eSlooking boy Of ~ years VINO was lhdesl of
robbery 10 Toe first degree Grs T. ra, s sS 81 Marn
shortly after midnight he was walking down Wies 20.
hard substance which fecd bin to sidewalk robbery
then committed upon him by three persons who renewed
him Of his watch valued eco and enc In money and pair
OF eye gnsses The witness fully identified tho prisoner as
one party who attacked him He was sure OF IT, as he
cer Karncy OF the Thirteenth Police stated that
the prisoner gave watch the morning after his arrest
The Jury found Alws guilty Of the fal charge against him.
ard be then brought to the bar for sentence Inc Court
told him that Justice required that ho should suer the full et
tent of punishment for the crime he had committed and
although there ameorang circumstances IN hs
casesuch As hayng gray haired father and several sisters
who we're interested Ia imwhch were calculated paiate
hi. yet the knowledge Of BIS having belonged TO
Court 10 sentence Prison for 20 years
OTHER SENTENCES
Jerome Louls Pauch charged with stealing nom his
employer John r. Van Eenberg the 10Th OF February
money in tSS ae Oh Saeo an soms a. ssnd ceny
and was remanded Joseph Burke plead guilty
Of an attempt at grand on an h Inn
total value Of e5 lie the State Prison for two
and six months George WAS sent to n se
found guilty OF stealing pocket book containing 81 from
Caroline A. Burke While promenadbg DioauWh on the iVh
Of April.
Clara Murrc and Sarah Huchns each sentenced 10
the State Prison for FIVE years. for cntlcng William Smith into
an Thomasst the 10th Of March, and forciby
robbng him OF his wallet containing $50 In Treasury notes.
James Smalwood, oolored man. sentenced to tho
State Prison for years for committing highway robbery
on John Cisco the % OF April Henry Miller pleaded
guilty attempt at grand larceny indictment oharg
Ing him with stealing stationary guards from stephen A.
Mower 10 tho value Of s4 So lie remanded for sentence
BURLIYG's AMERICAN GAME BiRDs."-Mr. ]. Bien,
Lithographcr, No. "a veseyst proposes to publish
work describing American Game Birds, illustrated by
Autographs after wator-color drawings made from
life by Mr. Gilbert Burling There to be twelve full
page plates l0xl3 inches md six vgnettes; the paper
and print is promised shall DO of the BEST and tho
etter.press is to be carefully compiled by the artist from
the best sporting and the latest scientific authorities.
we wsh well to Mr.. Burng's enterprise. A collection
Of portraits Of our American Game Birds carefully drawn
and coored from life, will be OF welcome from the
public. And We are glad TO find that " Is no longer
necessary 60 Europe for eromolthogaphs but
that work almost equal to the best hitherto produced IN
. GsrmanY.h nOw nossibls In Esy.YOTk
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Out Of 40 children received into the Home during the same
wear 30 were American parenage AL Irish 80 German 90
English - African French 20 Scotch Polish. Swiss and
Jewsh whom sent for petty larceny 800 for
yagrancy ~ for grand larceny II for burglary for assault
and battery for malicious mischief for for rape
and for forgery The deaths in the institution were two
from consumption of pneumonia one from hydrocephaus
and one typhoid fever The physician. Henry N. Whit
eey NJ d. recommends that the OF breathing room for
pupils will have be increased before the ratio OF mortality
can bof further reduced.
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowH CoLoRED CITIZEN
Mr. Downing the caterer welknown colorsd eitisen -
YsvYork died day before yesterday Mr. Downing was barn
In County Va in 7o and was rs years Of age Ne
came to this city 1879 whore he has steadily pursued ns
business Of an oytcran His old stand In Brosdst was
OF thousands during the many years that no
lela aud resided for few years in philadelphia he MANI
tested great energy his business and was highly suocessu
His only surviving children are George T. and Peter w.
Downing He interested In all movements or the s ~
tion Of III people Mr. Downing had education put "
knew The value OF IT, and having taught himself saw tos -
children had the advantages which lad been aene1 col
ieSe in France Mr. Downing had very wide eoaua'H'
IN this ojty. and Was gepeyaiy Nteeueds
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Arrived.

Steamship Peere Fr Duchesns IIsve March 20 and Bre'f
1lst with filse end G6 pass. to Geo. Mackenzie. 49,
Steamship Celia Gend London March 49, and Havre 2lst,
with md and AS pass. to Howlsnd AspnwalL ~,
Steamship Rebecca Clyde Young Wilmington, NJ W Gays Win
cotton nd naval stores to james Hand -
Steamship Anlagsa Burey Charleston days, with mdse and
pass Arthur Lcary.
Steamship We,cLester Ingram Wilmington, Del, with mdse to
steam John Gibson Young Aleyiud 80 hour, with ma'e to
T. Cromwell April 30 Hog Island bearing WNW 10 miles
ly her beam ends. c,u
Ship onso lomer Liverpool % day, with md'e to G[nnsL
shp Gen Nee elan Leach Maree Feb 49, and 30 days from
the Rock AID Jcquem0t From March 2ih to 9th,
gale the westward with very high sea-
Ship Hbe,nia ( Jensen Liverpool % days, with nldse and
BARK Marie Brem Meyer, .! days with mdse and 25
p Hermann hoop Co Had death on tho passage had
strong westerly tho time The Marie hes general cargo
mise M'uuz1s Tor which she will sail IN few eay .
Brig Village Belle to Pan.bor ~ So Toher Windsor, ~ 81 with
BIs zcpbyr of Mand n 81 eCuloch 20 day, with mdse
Whitney Go. Had Leayy ~ and NV gales Tor days aud
driven back four days
Brs sophia stins river Gambia W. c. A. 30 day., with nuts to
SIN Wild Horse of Maitland 81 Mscomber Cardenss II d.
with sugar ssphalium r. Whitney Co. Sailed co. with
BRIG j. 81. Harris, for Phi adephla. =.
schr Plow Boy, Pellet. Boston for Fortress Monroe.
schr. Vshsia Lard, Elbethport for Boston -
schr Volunteer Brl CToer WiHdor ~ 81 ii days win pas
terto ID. DeWof Co
schr Mary Merseon Bhghm,n Providence for klbehport
well Go.
schr. seraph, Ryder Brookhaven
sohr. VIM II. Brown, Jackson. Providence.
schr. Tucker Loud New.Iedord.
sioop Harvest Corwln, Providence. .
schr Ameria trl Nicholson Windsor, s, days with phs
ter 20 A. Smihe.s son =. r,.
shr Evelyn Crawley Addison with lumber to r. Talbot Co.
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Paasenuera Arrived.

FROM HAyRE AND BREST-ln steamship Wsshnston-M Mrs
Browp Mr. Oeary Mrs ChuAaId A. lsIand, Cortes Chn
Harris J. b. Mckenzie Mr. Lano. $. d. Caldwell O. b. ohetwood
L. Manley and family Al Barley Mr. and Mrs Simonn Mr. Mus.o
Louis Pese Emile Abby. Or A.oo Nj cs.HId ML 'sa s,
MI and Mrs chd Mr. Lepee A. Dutei MI save
Ramon Dessdo Chrysostome Pers Edou M and Ms
Lnsdsy Mertian, Bento Fernandez, r Liable iop sl
and Mis- o. Buschs Joseph Peer A. Ballard Ms Christ snd
child Miss Louise Psrrce Miss secouseme Ms. bsvmsnn Ms
Heinrich Tear silve Cohen. Louis Berry T. Muh H. b.unsnn
Mr. Vaughan Matthew H-igentha Leopold stotvsm MI pea
Zonger Daniel Cioos Gerbscher Jjes Erenoy
julie. PauvTe, Mr. EeTfedsu. 49, =. o,,
FROM LONDON-In Steamship Cels-W Lane Mrs. O'LesIy
Mr. Davis w souherden, Mr., Groar and ehid hs'
GrouI 81 sndMf D. Holland. Nj and Mira Lsifdon, Miss G.
Iursl a. Greenwood u. Taylor w. Dennis s. H. Dosns H.
Doane d. C. Kesne H. Mullen H. W,,hed G. Muller, hsnssr,
and tl2 In the steeIuge
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VNANTED-A line of good secondhand SHAFT
w ING 2: inch diameter 2 feet inch diameter 70
Gas fitting.

INIPNINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FlT-
TING SECURES better Islt bal the cost. and reliable
ana srg{ent Nos O. GO Msdersre south east Ni-sI
CsRTIIcATrS
ONCE OF THs TRIBUNE, }
kFg-lORE. AprlJ lt6}
employed Mr. F-min four y'Is ,ne 20 &c e e 81 gui
9 lq per year with lights, Tie result 80 ssiis
rctory that We have employed Aiin rc-u y slce.
-''''' $780, The TffrryE fe7CC' .Troy
SA.tL SINCLAIR, Pubi1her
I'm, v0OET NCrsR, Nt rch a. u g.
Ilave known Nj Fnn since 1883 AMI ve employed hln 10
rue my Gas occaous always 10 my DeneA ana
tstfacion. .....,. ...,t.. 4. q.
Iegard him by his experience and con'tnt study nans u
recstv as having better knoweigeo gaounrfs thl rl o
Hon In practice a. n any employed lie ge' refer hsL
at coat by way arranging be- rle an ToI recon-
mend him to that is not satisfied with DIS lan.l
$3.50 ALBERT CLAEh, Proprietor
BY recent combination Of improvement gu @ ana I!-
eosght reliable and halt the cost OF tue sumo Sn
burned u the -
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Tho new Board of Supervisors will stands EepublcanA
5; Democrats A. Had 1t not been for local DIVISION ~
Ulysses which resulted in Democratic Success for the
first time since 1896 and error in the count In Ithaca
the Democrats would have had but two representatives.
The vote in Ithaca is alleged to have been in reality e
but the election board did not ascertain the fact until as
they had declared the Democratic candidate chosen.
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ASSAY OF OREs.--Those interested in mining IN
the Pacific States WILL doubtless BIO interested In knowing
that the School of Mines Of Columbia College has undertakes
to assay ores from those States but with the following
conditions. The specimens sent must be In masses Weighing
not less than pounds EACH This is in order that sons
Judgment may be formed Of the general character OF the orc
The specimens must be accompanied BY aeaV OF otnss
satisfactory form proof that they have been actually taxes
from the veins or odes which they said to have bees
obtan
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Ocean Steamers.

rElHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYDS new line
OF frst.c'ass wheel between NEWfOhk and
BRFNEN via Cogve New oik from Pier No g. y r. car
ryinr the United Mail. the following THURSDAYS.
ATLANTIC. &. Hoyer commander. l5th ApIL.
BALTIC. A. q. Jones. c0nulsncer.... 10Th ArI.
WESTERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mny.
Prices Of Page PAYABLE in gold OF ia equivalent; lt CABIN
Slo5: "a c. bin. So 20; Steerlge, S5l 80
EoI Freight and Passage fpaly 10 =.
KUGER BkOS, General AGENT. No. a Beaver-s.
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The China Outward Bound.

BosToy, Wednesday April II, 1850.
The steamship China sailed this morning taking 1S9
passengers for Liverpool and % for Halifax. She ass
takes $50 600 in specie for Halifax.
Among the Chnas passengers is Gen. Marshall LAn
ferts the Engineer of the American Telegraph Company
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Another Fire nt Pi,hoie-Loss sI5, 900.

PITTSBURGH Pa, Wednesday. April L. 1904
fire Yesterday afternoon at Pihole, destroyed the
engines derrcks and tanks of the Ttlsville Pipe Cong
pany and adjoining tanks with nearly 900 barrels OF Oh
destroyed. Loss $4,000.
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SUPERINTENDENT of Schools-Francis +. Noble.

ATTEMPT TO SHOOT AN OFFIcER.-Shortly before
l o'clock Wednesday morning number Of young mss
were engaged creating disturbance in Tenthave betwsss
Tweny.sixth and Twenty Officer Ackerson -
the Sixteenth Precinct hearing the noise went down and do
persed the crowd not however without difficulty. One
Of the crowd named John Calvin who instrumental u
creating tho dsordery but finally retired to h
house. reached the stoop Of his house. be turned an
fired revolver OF the officer and then fed int
the house. He Immediately pursued by the officer whe
found In bed and tho pistol concealed beneath the bed
clothes still from the effect Of the discharges He wa
al once and taken to the Station House. II Is stated
that the prisoner one those ruans who have been the
terror vicinity for long time past On being QUESTIONED
he stated that he had occupation and native Of %
land aged 10 years On Wednesday morning he hold -
bail by Justice Dodge In the sum OF $500
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME oOURT-CnAMBERs-APRn Il.-Before Justice
BARNARD.

bUTKEME OUINI-OhAMBEHs-AFH II.-DtIUre VUrlIVo
BARNARD.
TIE COLUMBIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
In the Receyeshp of the Columbian Insurance Company
The following is the opinion OF the Court in this
matter II think the interests OF the various persons inter-
csted the distribution Of tho proceeds OF the Company VIII
be beaeGted the appointment Of who has had exPr
enco In the management Of Insurance Companies. Ine
original that Receivers should Do appointed
and act They appointed, but one hos resigned
George A. Osgood is appointed TO act In WIN D.
Lefinewel Bond 10 DO given in the sum Of s2O,Voo'
DECISIONS.
In re the Recevership of the Columbian Insurance
Company in the Receiyershp of tho Columbian insurance
applications granted -
In re- tho Receyershp OF the Columbian Marine Insurance
Company-Geo A. Osgood (ankerl is appointed to act in
conjunction with Lenwe bond to be given in the sum Of
$4,000
Winfield agt Clark.-Motion granted.
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PasssuRcrs Sailed.

FOR AsPlNWALL AND SAN FRANClsCo-ln Steamship
Co,ta Rics-Capt H. Peaon d. Wellington, NJ B. Latham Rev
Dr. and family MTs Ihos Wade aud tive children henry
Martha Miss r. McAlpne T.. Mitchell Mrs r. H. Haywood ana In
FAINT A. r. Green Mr aud Mn. H. A. Colt H. Blerane and brother
Raw r. L. Nash Harvey Dr. G. IT, Fleetwood Nj ana M
III Reed Gov. Averle, Edwin sherman o. j. feLnsr H.
~ Cobt Miss Ela Wakefield A. q. Bodhh, Geo Chase and mo-
tbcr Mr Bradley Mrs Hitchcock and child Jno. Hafgiiy snd
friend Mr. and Mrs J. H. Brown w. Grail Dr. Chsmbsrsn MIS-
Cbs LAYTON end child i.s Lily Mira w. hewele sAnnon
Edwin forrest j. Mccullough McAIde, Ms Mcclurr MIS- De
Mrs Frost aud daughter. M end Mrs j. j. Norton M n
Knte Mr. Kle Capt Mullen aud wife, Miss Emily Cost snail
Geo W. Bobreh, Francis J. Ward Mr. aud Mrs T. D. Horton
Miss Jane Snyder Eshs Prescott T. d. Nlblr u6be snd
wife D. Rulodse, Az Brig, Chs' Dleny MI HsTI,on
M Kate Newell J. H. Emory, J. b Murray CoHgan siIs
NJ Byrd Richard Rylsnd o. Cosby and wife = duncan MS
Willard Daniel ?, Hotrook g. w Barses Miss q Asherton
w J. Muncey A H. Connolly Jno. y. SHAFT aud VILE Albert Col
well Mrs H. Drisco J. u. Pierce w A. Wekcr u W. BAXTER T.
Flank wife, Mrs Goldmsnn Davenport r. heafney Famine
Steiner LudeiI Ieshuann. Sutherland g. g. frimeo and two
son, c. Prince child and intent Charles moenS Mt. RI
Ieudc H. C. Dupui O. w IIsn,ell and two Miss isn'e
and two neices Browning g. H. Barrett Mr., Hendef.on ana
three children Geo Mcse, Mrs r. r. Labor and child M' NC
LellAn, and In "a cabin and Storage
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MRRrIN0 OF FRENCH CANADIAYs.-Thore v

MEETING OF FRENCH CANADIASs.-There was
meeting Of the French Canadians residents Of this city b
the Of Clinton Hall Tuesday evening to gvQ
expression to views touching the annexation of Canada 1A
chair was occupied by Mr. L. p Fontane After the dsvsr
Of enthusiastic addresses By Messrs Ih9mpson MIC
which warmly appauded number o. resolutions VIZ
Rrh Province IN North America and claiming that IL
only psnacea for tho s1ng evils in Canada which clog -
Sa 10 the United States These resolutions
recsved with great enthusiasm and carried BY accamsoa
after which the meeting adjourned.
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Disasters.

sehr Cousins to T. H. Bell totally DESTROYED By IRE
Me- Iins IN ooi bound for New YORK consigned to
b. Small Co. The Of the lre Unknown The vessel and
cargo both total loss.
Brig Star Hope Bos,oa) Luke while lying Of the harbo OF
Tabasco the 2h Of February went ashore "a heavy noher
gale and win prove total o The y OF H. had Just commences
taking IN acsrgo Of mahogany for this port
Brig Cyclone (of p ID Mcdonald, wen. ashore Cheapae
Bar near Tbasco the 9Th Of March, while going In to load ma
h5gany for this port. She viii prove total loss
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RECAPITULATIO.
HARTFORD COUNTY.

Total.....f3975 1895 4i69l +2,2s5 l40 rs
Total vote for President In 1864 S6g76; Lncons majority,
2ic6 Total vote for in 1906 Si0l Hawleys ma
iority, $40
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Notice 10 Mariners.

COAST OF FLoRIpi-on and sner April - 1906 shIed Wilt
sh, will be exhibited from Cape Florida Lih house on the sou
point Of Key Bscayne, 81. point Of Florida
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0siIcE or Co1ussioxERs or TA5Es AID AssFs'NsSTs'
"'''O " No . Chambers street :
reg. ORK. Jan. O. 1865. y

aTOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hereby
~ - .b the Aes..iant Rolls Of the Real and Pcrso
G,,of T. CIV and Comfy Of NcwYork for The year 1859 VIII e
from and otter ~ nd y nuaryb
IA and viii resn open t the 3oh day Of AQr 100 of the
u he ilalcu OF the a. cssilets q e
sl real and personal estate OF lie CITY ad Nuny OF eN
York All persons bel ewing themselves to be
.g.'1n o. ,rs & dIrug The period above meni'ee III
order 10 obtain the provided BY law The ac OF 1859 PROVIDES
tIAl be- 20 plOic Inspection a.
rrovde rrcti may he inside by ny rsonoh
srng a-eved e assessed valuation Of isrea peo
| ~ ave Le saue eCtcd II such application DO maze
si5n o. ylasion OF real estate must be made IN
rrng the ound Of objection thereto and ler 3pon e
Comui.si shall 'Hlre into The complaint ani IN thei
they s cause the same 70 DC
onec scch be made in relation TO the assessed
ua.n estate CO. aplut shall be examined under oath
nv lie COMMISSIONER WHO sia 90 uuthor to administer such
osis any ttcn; end r. In M OF their judgment the easement
Il eroueor shal Corrected hd TX he
amount sgca tcy believe 10 b. Jst ana declare
M thereon thirty dys or such sppl cation sna
reduction sial be uade by the Board
OF supervisor. res al estate imposed
an spfeor under oah statou TIA the
ry sryod Wa unable attend within the period prescribed for
&c Connection Of xes H o. sickness absence nom the city
a. }. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners Of TAKE,
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bort tUar0rn's Noiite.
STATS OF NV YoRx,

STATE NV YORK I
roBr-WARDESi OFFICE, No. lOs Wslst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with sec
ton oftc passed. April H. 1851 entitled An Act Re-
or.urs tie Wsfien. Che the Port Of New York" 10 al
on, h,Vns charge o. the 'ub-e, matter Of such
inlury tho following
unr BY thu Port Wsi-rI and that the said surveys
examinations completed within ten days nett succeeding A
-4s-fi
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pEPAnTNrSr on IISANcE tONPTaollKR IN. -
Nav YORK March u. 700

'N' " NV YoEE, Mllch IS il66
nOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS, ana
~ other PROPERTY broncng 20 The o. Vic Z
- Neyl orr 10 BE LEASEDs PUBLIC AJ
55y given tha the Comptroller win On ~ ,pA tne - ~
Pp5s Auci1n Docks and SIPS Makeice Is' ana WI
ts r.rc ne dtscnuon. location, and terms Of sae
~ h. on snp on % the Collector II cry revenue az 'H
o,3tr Of the Commissioners OF the SINKING uhd
sN-'- - 0'-' MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, Comptroller
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Ocean steamers

Ocean GlfGnler5
ruNHF NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's STEAMSHIP
HANSA II. j. sauten master esrrvns tue liied stai''
sail the Bremen pier foot o. 4HHa'' hoVoAeH'0"
SATURDAY. AVni2,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON
rONpON gAypF sOl,iHiMPTON AND BREMEN
gold Its eqlig nj IN lrency:
For the fret cabin Si05 second cabin, sOl % 'reas- ~ ~
10 De followed by the AMERICA, Capt j. Meyer, Aprz1
f' "' VI F OELRICHs L Co.. No. ca Brosd...
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'
L THROUGH LINE 40 CALlfORNlA.
CARRYIN mo THE UNITED STATES hAlb,
leave Pier No a. North TOO, Canal s a. j. noon on
lie m th and every month leXept when nose oart %
on sunday aud then preceding suiiayJ Tor ALL
connecin via Panama Railway, with OF tie Ccp.tys
ftemhps from for SAN FRANCISCO touching at AVA
PULCO ,..,-r
3s-ARIZONA connecting with GOLDEN AGE
,oA trr,5Ry cuArrNCEY eorntrpg with CONSTITUTION.
?lst-NEW-YORk. connecting with GOLDEN CITY; =.
SCUM PACIFIC PORTS. Let aud lin for CESL;t.AlI
AWFRicAN PORTS Those Of tie lst touch at MANZAN-
LILA. H., ...h
adult q, ,,,--, .....i.,.. TO.
For Passage Tickets information apply a. te ou
psnv Ticket Office tho WHAT foot OF CsualsL North RIVER
Ne"'i0iA Fw @. BELLOWS. Agent
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Corroration Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PublicN Notice Is hereby
4 - 10 lie owner owners occupant or occnpsns -
%. srd Lots improved OF un'igqroVed Lsnl 80 io IN
Bous have been con pitfd ga ere ousve az
sl IN he Goad Of Assessors for examination oy al P'o
s"S sewer in seveniyeghth street between AAHa
,r4 Fourth evfrucs . , r,u. ,tseryerk, In Seventh
- non Fi9y third % F1yfinth s'rert ne ,l.s ro.-S
49, scsfucn incl de ODD tie severe. Houses eiu 4-' VI ~
and Of Land III ed on
Ir Both sides OF Seventy es~tA street, oe'"o-" Am" W
al Both sides Of Eleventh from Ey'rd to fy ninth
.ors who, Interests sfctei by Tie oboy named asses
no osed 20 the same or either o. ten are r.
sd 10 present ter u rsio one o. zoe
,ier No % Chalt - street basement NC" NouI'
.-i,Iin thirty days from he dite Of this notice.
S' JACOB y. OAkLEl,
ISAAC o. HUNT, ,.,e
o4.e Posr8 Of Assessor. New Court House April lo loa
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4. ;: M.LL;I!.ASisON' Commissioners Of TAKE
= ~ A.s,N, { and Assessments.
OFFICE or Tur q TX OF THE CONNoS corscrr; oee

No. CITY HALL, Newly ok, Aprl II. 1866.
NOTICE-A Resolution, of which the following
~ Is cory this pyed by bis Honor the Mayor having
previously been adopted by both branches OF the common Council
display tie National and Cy Fog on thnfs1y Ap ~ 100 l1
common Grafton Of bridsy Of the huIous Henry Cy and
further that the several public bsdugs and our citizens generally
be reque>tcd 70 hoist the Nlti nal colofs" -.
In ceordnce with the provisions theeof ia hereby ordered nat
he Hal and those in charge Of tie other Puc
5uidn,s belonging to the city comply strictly herewith and th'
specially requested comply with the request contained IN said re-
By oId,r O. the Common Council - -. ,.-,,-,, =, =,
FINO SEWER BU1LDERS.-Separate Sealed Pro-
posi- rd1-scd vt tie title Of he work for which it
also with tie Of the bidder aEd date OF is pre-
selsf1r received this Office until II O'Clock Of F
DAY Ari the Of sewers III the following
wit;
LUDLOW ST. between Brooue and Delaucey.s's.
SUFFDLK-sr. betwtel k.vingon end S'au.on-sts
EiDtE-SI. between Niyi1eton and Dcgncey.-t.
HIGHT l..l Sec nd InlrdGyes
WALKERSF. between . x-er and Csu,re-sts.
HONARDSf. between Centre aud SIS, and -.
THlRrYSENENTi VHlRN-ElGHJH, IHlBN NINTH.
FORTlETu and FORTYflNSI-STS, between Icnhave. aud
River, with terai brauthes IN E.eveuthsye.
Specifications the works and forms Tor the bids can be obtained
W ''' THOMAS STEPHENS. Croon
ROBERT L. DARRAGH ASuedgct
4 W. CRAVEN. Board.
Cro'on 1neinct Dep1rtut %, April 2, 1896