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Board Of Ceunciln,sn.
THE CORPORATION MANUAL - THE ASTORIA
PERRY COMPANY, ETC, ETC.

THE CORPORATION MANUAL - THE ASTORIA
FERRY COMPANY, ETC, ETC.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment at a
D. ~, the President, j. Wilson Green in the chair
The minutes of the last meeting were. read and ap
proved.
A resolution directing Mr. Valentine to prepare
complete collection of the corporation ordinances now
in force and print 5000 copies, was referred to the
Committee on Printing and Advertising. ,-
The Astoria Ferry Company presented aPetition for
leave 10 select suitable location for slip, which was
referred 10 tie Committee on Ferries.
motion to rescind the resolution OF the last Co n
mon Council appointing Commissioners OF Deeds 70 MI
vacancies about 10 occur was referred 10 Tue C0m
mlttee Salaries and Ofices -, :,
resolution increasing the salaries OF inspectors Of
lamps 10 g per day was laid over, ..,.f
resolution was offered, and referred to the Com
mlttee on Roads that the Corporation Counsel frame
an act for the Legislature 20 change the grade OF GER
tain streets In the upper part OF the city, and make
them conform to the water line as LAID out Dy the
Harbor Commissioners In the year 1857. =
The resolution Of the Board OF Aldermen direcung
that the Committee Lamps and Gas be requested 10
inquire into and report TO the expediency and pae
ticabiity of The cify gas for general pup
lie use was referred 10 the Committee on Lamps and
Gas Of this Board Objection being made as to the
regularity OF receiving this paper. 1t was By consent
returned to the Board Of Aldermen.
The Board then adjourned to Monday the 9TH inst'
at 2 p. IN A. H fa on
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Passengers Sailed.

In stean.ip Henry chsuncey for ApisP. p. Ortiz, w
H. Hrssey g NJ Carpenter, u. w. tcareton and wife, Capt
Frspkho u SIN, w Bsr.horr and som " sanpsro, Johu
stsy,'sCn i,%s; aOgs. joseph T. ssaiamoTe j. GATe:
Hond, end vie, Mesn Demend s Mediscn, B. knsp9,
Mrs. w. j. Williams, b. II. Randall w r. GroesN Mary
Ann Morpr and sister, r. Hss Dr. Bailey ard wife Mrs.
BALDWIN, 4 kBsldwin and family, D. A, Mcdonald, w. w.
White and lady, Samuel Adams snd family, J.. b. BALDWIN,
II T. Martin, d. Lathrcp Lansing Prince Capt. A w.
Fish, Mrs. s. O.. johnson, Mrs. Cox, w. b. henson,
HAMILTON and family, sulias Rosenbaun Miss p. wsssenrnau
Mrs r. Loway snp neiee J. Curtis Mrs. HendcBou Mrs.
D. Heyhrock, =. r. Westcott j. Moygan. G. w. four w
Day EEdrnond. streyehsrdr W. Il. cox,T r. O. Howe:
w Russell Mrs r. l. msiterson and family, w Stevens
Frdaeh and family Capt Smith and boy z. D. Tyler y
L Leyipf Mrs. bradford brooks r, IT. Giberson j. NJ
Grsighton, w. Mansfield Eva Scott, r. s
cabin and steegagr, -
In steamship The oneen, for Liverpoo-H Myers New
York; George Ashbeny Liverpool; w. ID. Wabrdge De.
trot =. 81. Keyos NJ D., New.York Mr.. and Mrs Farini
and child New York Mr. Rtehie NewYork: a. NJ Le,hen
NewYork Mr. and Mrs Leopold verreehe, New York; Mrs
VIM. Ward, Cleveland William Young, NewYork.
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HEAVY Loss OF AN EXPRESS COMPANY
The United States Express Company met with very
heavy loss on Tuesday night on the Erie Railroad The
Companys Express Freight Car attached to the night
express train on the Eric Railroad took fire when the
train was between Lackawaxen and sholola, and was
entirely consumed. Two safes which were in the car
and which contained large amount Of money, were
also destroyed with their contents Tho total loss viii
amount TO about 100000 The origin Of the fire is I'M
known, but Is supposed 10 have been from combustble
matter among the freight. We are informed by MT.
Ihayer the general manager Of that Company, that
ths Express Company are prepared 10 make good the
losses OF those to whom the freight was consigned on
tho presentation ofthe claims ct Their once In this city
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Euiogy ON the late vaIsn tine rGott.

Clinton Hall was completely Fl Jed last night
10 hear the euogy pronounced upon the late venerable
Prof Valentine Mott by DR.. Cunning S. Bedford The
speakers platform was occupied by many gentlemen
eminent in medicine and physical science DR. Hough-
ton opened the exercises with prayer. DR. Bedford
paid high tribute to the skill and goodness end per-
sonal worth Of the lamented Prof Mott La passing,
be alluded to the late John w. Francis and A IL Ste.
phens as longtime associates Of the Professor He
was in early life private pupil of Sir Asey Cooper In
London, and aerward continued lis studies In Edin
Jburgh In 1909 he returned to New York, where he
delivered the first surgical lectures in America
Thirty years later be visited Europe asia and Africa
and IN 1870 was elected Professor in the New York
university Medical college, 10 which be remained tl
near his death His fame rests greatly OIL the original
and startling operations in surgery having perforrued
some Of the most difficult and dangerous 4Ysectiops
and having amputated than thousand limbs; in
TACT more great surgical than any man OK his time
He wasthe father OF surgery in America He was the
author OF several papers tFeatses and addresses on
sRhects OF surgery aud medicine and was admitted 10
honorary membership of all the great schools of edi
cine In tins country, London and Paris He wa the
nrst candidate for examination for membership before
the York Medical Socieyin 1906 of which he Ie
manned prominent member for nearly 60 years Kind
70 The poor ne was also reverent Christian He was
smnenty patriotic and receiving the news OF Prei
nent lncons Assassination WA so stricken down that
DC ed Few days after In the embrace OF bis children
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. FRIpkyI
III. N it6ts--Noe. 81. ~ 40 = II
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,smbra, so~nd s.-Jan. a. Of yrsiA. ne

staansbiu Alhambra bound S.-Jan. ~ ON Frying nc
Shoals. -, or cs.,i.s,or
Shin Hindu Newcastle for --Dec ~ lai 70 ~ lon :! ~
Bark Ellen Morrison, Mauius for Cork, 10 days ou'-Dss'
o. ss - W = o. asnsOn Granada for New IS A
% So Ion. ~ 40 -. AZ =. an, -. 10
t,sYk 81 David, bonnd Elan 70. lat ~ Ion - TO-
rig Orient Kingston for Newfork, "a days out shon
nroyisions and could supply herJan ~ as. u on
Big Eureka Porto Rico for Cienfaesos-No date Oh -
srh1s Ilen Plymouth E. for New YOrk-Jsn. H. h.
solr Emma Anderson Baltimore for St. Lucia, days 0u,
Jan. IS lat. 10 % ~. lon. SO 4oW. M
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RROOKLYN NEWS.
The Graham Institution-Aunnal Meeting
Yesterday.

The annual meeting yesterday celebrated at
the Graham Institution marked the fifteenth annver.
sary Of the Brooklyn Society for the relief of Respect
able Aged INDECENT Females"
This Institution was erected in 1851, on the site cor
ner Of De Kalb and Washington.aves., and took its
name from the founder, Mr.. John Graham. Its design
was the support of helpless women and in this respect
IL has been most deserving and benevolent success
Every attention is given to their health and they
eeye oil the little home comforts that would tend 70
make them contented in their old age and render their
declining days happy and pleasant society OF ladies'
have charge OF the Institution and control all its inter-
nal regulations leaving other matters connected VIII
il 10 the cement Of Board OF Advisers composed
of eight gentlemen. The present condition OF the Home
is both favorable ard encouraging and IL Is expected
10 be selfsupporing institution within year or so,
II the subscriptions and donations from private parties
are az liberal they have been heretofore. 1t mum.
beers at present 81 inmates all females over the age oil
GO which the rules Of the Society requires them TO be.
Daring the year nine new inmates were admitted,
and six deaths occurred ia the institution. To visitor
10 the interior Of the Graham Institution IL bears the
imprint of good order and cleanliness In their highest
perfection and this We are told Is due TO the matroD,
Mrs. Wright.
The exercises at the Institute yesterday consisted Of
the reading Of the annual report and the election OF
managers Tor the ensuing year. who IN turn eject
the officers Of the Institution month hence The Rev
Drs Putnam and Ees assisted In the exercises, the
former gentleman delivering an address TO the meeting
Refreshments were served in the diningroom OF the
Institution after the meeting and this terminated the
exercises OF the Annual Anniversary.
TIE following is list OF the Managers OF the Graham
Institution for le66 and the officers OF the previous
year: .t.
MAS,brns- Aanson Trssk. Mrs, Eli Merrill, Mrs.
.os,s Webster Mrs H. L. Pseker Mrs j. D. Hurtsu siIs'
Mrs Theodore Pohemus Mrs. j. =, Herman, Mrs Alex
NJ. White, Mls Edward Anthony Mrs Isaac X. ST. john
Ann Burrows, Mrs w c. Bowers Mr.. j. s. T. stIanahSp
Mrs John A. Dayton Mrs. w. Bodington MT, Geo W.
Geo. i. Tb1sli, Mira S; D. Gregory. Mrs. Edmund li.h
Mrs Lucy Thompson Mrs H. W Law r,,i MIS- Tnar
H. HAZARD Mrs David Fairbanks, Mira A Elmendorf Mrs
VIM. A. Bartlett MIs. j. d. hardenbegh Mira Z. A. Lam
bert n =. =,
OTYoKns-First Direciress, Mrs. J. 8. s,rsnahsn
Second Directress Mrs Hosea Webster Correspondents
Secretary Mrs Isaac r. ST John; Recording Secretary Mrs
Nathan BuIcLardj Treasurer, Mira David NJ Stone.
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Fire In Pcnnsyirania.

!, -. = ], fRANKIIN, Ia, ThnrBday, Feb. l, 1866. z
A fire broke out here about 4 O'Clock this
morning which destroyed "a buildings In the center Of
the town, among which the Post office Lamber.
ton House; stanfords Tbeater building, and tho Ma
sonic building Just completed. Tho loss Is estimated
at $500 COO about onehalf Of which Is covered By in.
surance. principally In Eastern Companies At the
time tho tire broke out q strong West wind prevailed
which fortunately ceased about O'Clock this morning
and enabled the remen 20 get control Of the flames
Nearly the whole business part OF the town would
have been destroyed bat for ths All mail matter was
saved The fire originated In brotLel ii - = :
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Arrived.


Steamship Andalusia, Bursley, Charleston, m6se ana
steamship Atlantic, Marry Aspinwall jan %, mail,
Steamship Hstterss, Parrish, Norfolk mdse and pas, n
Steamship Mcclellan, Davis, New.orlean, Jan .,
rancss Key West and Charleston, mdse and pas p'
Quartermater Had strong northery gales ~ Of stis,
Steamer Niagara, Couch Richmond, ndse., HeSssenn
Ship Knight Dr. Of snowdown, Jones, Mverpoo NJ,
mdse 70 master Had heavy weatker lost maiOpssi "a
,os Snip AssI. 5sp Meyer Hamburg day. @de md
which split rail and plank shear and buwri
Ship Jupiter tSSIs Jo;ePsy, s LeshOm 81 days nsrs,
Ship CesiIda tof Batm0re), Stafford Penang Oct d,
Bark Palermo, McCarty. cette IS days, wins .. Jss.
Bss Winthrop, Hill, Demsrsra IS days, mol,.... Middle.
B:Is Ind tswed Schmidt M'r'sIs' 81 days. n,
Bark Senyood tGi Nss;s.a ssn,esess Busno. A,raa
Brig II A. PITT, Covei, of and from Bermuda days.
s Dancan Co. Had heavy s. ens d
sage and split Sails stove bulwarks, and o5eeds
nf Biz oon of HsfaYc Curry Old Hsrbor J s.,,
loswood, kc Brett, Son Co. Had very heavy weather.
Brig T. Miller Crumey of and from Nassau Is days. ud.
Monts Bsrto Was u daysN. Of Hatteras with heavy n
90" Brs Milo Of il ,ar. Ns, Keen, Alicante 90 day, Ma,
rice root &c. Cartissoz Anua Had heavy w. a6dNW
winds the entire passage During heavy gale from nv
Louis Tw sukner tic scondse knocked oyerberdti
the main. boom and lost Et'f
Brig New.Proyidence 9th Manganaro, Palermo IS days,
fruit, &C.. Chamberlain Phelps.
Brig Montrose, Peterson, Cardenas IL days nnolasel
Zig Anna Bell (of st. John, f., Taylor Rio orarasG
days hides, Kenneth McLee.
Br1 Henrietta and Cornelia (HOLl. Dryver. Amsterdam
days mdse.. w. Salem Co.
Big Ann tOf oibraltsr Fiory Alicante 10 days WINE AP
scbr Helen Perry Baltimore for New Bedford grain.
k,uericns Terry Richmond IL days. naval stores.
schr. j. Kenz!e, Lake. Baltimore u days coal. d. Pstsf
& Co. =, - :, 80,
schr. louisa OBJ, Scott New River, N b. lumber Mkr
air. Owen Bsarse Parker Portland days, lumber. .
scIr j. W. Hatfield (Brh Windsor, Ns 10 days pos.s'es
sehr. Alice Bandeli shotwel Mayaeuez 70 days, full
IT PearssI Had heavy ~ and NV. gales the entire pssss
! lost ibis and received other damage. t'
| scbr Starlight, Pedrick. Wilmington NJ T.
sehr Union Richardson, Pawtuxet River, Nd shrmoef'
| wIND-At Sunset, NV. .tsI
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AN INFALLIBLE NEUTRALIzER

A N INFALLIBLE NEUTRALIZER
"A OF ALL SUPERFICIAL POIsONs OR VIRUS.
This of the andest discoveries in medical science
Of which the present century can boast. It INSTANTLY
NEUTRALlZEs, DESTROYS AND RENDERS PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS EVERY SPECIES OF POISON.
Gus OR INFECTIOUS VIRUS affecting either TIE ert,a
skin or the iatsvndl muess membrase. p
THE LOCATION, CHARACTER or NAME Of the a.
order n OF no importance that Il be reached ~
WASHING, GARGLING or INJECTING. The GOLDEN
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY
for Nch, Salt kksum. Hires, Pricly Heat and all ehsr
cutnneous eruponsj the poison OF Oak Icy SEads bies
Of Venomous Insects; PILES In all their formsi Sore Lf
Sore Eyes, Sore NTPies, Old Sores CATARRH Uieyssf
EEsSES Of EVERY KiND-in short for every species Of
determination or PirBteat E1uddtions dad Hnors Of ss
Internal Msers Msmbvdns External Skin In most sss
9 single application will INSTANTLY RELIEVE Thz
IRRITATION AND ESTABLISH CURE.
THE GOLDEN TABLET,
ALL INFECTIOUS. VIRUS, srf6peie fle rery grm .
disease sn9 thus Is absostsE PREVENTIVE. sc well a.
CURATIVE In every case Of exposure 10 local poison -
sefes WIN 6nd the GOLDEN TABLET Indispensable 70
them, from its many INFORMANT USES and Its gea eya-
venienee, Will be better understood from pefusn NJ
CIRCULAR, which Il sent free 10 all e LII NJ WI
FAIL TO WRITE FOR ONE. !, s.u
PRICE-el per Boz, six Boxes for ~ by NAL t,ypo.
only at the General Depot Of "W1NCHEsfEnSS ,ini ~
PHOsPHITES" flor Coasumpfion and NsseT -
"' 'S' As'-' No. So John,st, NewYcrk'
To vhou ali orders shouid be Addressed
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Brig Bolivar (Br), Christian, MarseiIes r. C. scho,A
Brig Gentle Annie tBrl. Pitts Montsvdeo and Ban.
Ayres, j. Norton IL. "esnoe
Brig Lizzie Billings (Br,, Mott, Msnzanilo Mill, !.
Houghton ann"
Brig Velocity tBil, Darrell. Nassau. N. p T. ARws
Bris Clio (Br), Bru..n, St. Kit,. Jone, LOu.b
Brig J. ID. Lincoln, Nerrypap, Cardenas. esu
Brig Edwin Rowe, Jones, Dernarsrs. J. Eneas
schr. Vienna, Gladwin, NewLondOn Racket, Took,
Taylor. -1
Schr Brilliant, Carter, Providence, Racket, Tool., T.
Taylor.
Schr Madeira Nugent Para and market d r. DeWo,,l ~
Schr B. G. Terry Weaver, Pensacola Van Bruut $50
Schr Adolph Huele Robinson. Phiadelphis A. Abbsts
Schr Bay State, Hslett, Boston. Racket Tooher r.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
tI PORT OF NEw-YORK.....
Cleared.

Steamship Go. ~
Steamship Alabama, Limsburner, Eew.Orleans, D. NJ
Darlington. .J
steamship Washington Qr), surmOpnt, Havre, @. Nc.
kcnxe.
Steamship Gulf Stream, Mount, Mobile Smith DuuuIus
Steamship Chase, Roath, Savannah, L. L. Jones'
Steamship Leo, Merrill Savannah Murray Ferris Co
Steamship Monsk Msrshman, Charleston, Livingston Fox
Co. f. i'.-I - Iiff' 49, : y
ship Argentine tAuIh subiscish, Bristol, slocovch
Smith, 80 ~ - ~ - y 80
Ship Charles Baker Orb Cook. Montevideo snd Bueno.
Ayres Boyd & Hinchen. -
BARK Isis Hsn Happrss, Cork for orders slomsn Edye
. Bari Thsrsse tBrcn.) ChIissoaess, bremen, II. Hoop
Co. .. 10 rt.s i. - IT.. b :
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DiaaeteRa,

Shin Knight reports: Jan. 49, lat g. lon 66 g. saw asaps
lower yard shed together, which had been bu
had not been long 10 the water. =
BriT Fiirht reports JAM IA lat % SIS on SO 49, spoke bs
Il knight OF and from Portland for Matapzas who during
gale fron Jan bad iost part Of dect beat, uas
main BOOM buaks and after houses would
90 into Nassau for repairs. Jan. ~ lat 81 "a, lon "a
passed through quantity of wrecked stuff consisting Of |,
vessels bulwarks rail- knees. and empty barrels.
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Passengers Arrived.

Ia steamship Atlantic. from Aspinwsl-Goy. w. Bgler
wife aud SON. y MeDonald and sisters w Watson and Wife
". Y. Baird, w. whiea. y s. caldwelt j. NJ English, j
p. Bstemsn, j. Cohen, Kirby, NJ Z. Hsssank r. H. Hat
ley; Capt Ander:Su and wife Capt; W H. Henry, j. ~
Child, Meisser w. Puge. Cept Bowditch W. j. Brophy B.
CASTILLO, NJ caregeo and wife j. Hernandez s. rotnaf j.
Sunshine W: L. Brown, NJ slanen, NJ Israel j. Eisenberr
y. Larard II. g. Leonard j. H. Cubby and WIFE Mrs Bart
lett Ro,enbsnm. A. sisyshsr and child T. le6ig, E. s.
Caldwell, w. Whitfield Mr. 4. d. Strong and children u
Goldsmith, w; IL Laid, H. scannep, J. A. Mayhem, Mrs
sssSei ii; bioopnsdsIe q Asgilar Jacob Asch j.
Crid9ch, Mrs Q. NJ Bede A. Well, o. Held, Mrs NJ white
and daughter, NJ G. Douglass, J. A Gwinn, Z. " Riley Ill
Le@snherd L. Aldsch and wife, L. Cohen O. W. Shears, ].
0smmans, Capt s. Woodwork NJ. Len. @. W. HoH j. L.
Eos, II. Sanders, j. Hancock O. G. Bonaioe J. H. Patty j.
Mnnrce Dieon, w. T. H. Taylor, J. Thomas, A. Becky,
A. Z. X Stafford. E'rt 3r 80 ="
In steamship Andsiasa, from Charleston A. Neal Mira
O. w. Groves James L. Watson A. b. Hutchns ~ OsNssI
r. Mehetius, John w: Hnhesman Peter DAILY, Samuel T.
bennett and lady, d. H. Pitts John Franz w j. Robinson
Patrick sheen John CuIlsy Mira H. Bach T. johnson Mrs
Whittle and 90 in the steersge.
In steamship Mcclellan, from New. Orleans Fuller
Lieut. Campbell A. Scott Hsv j. ID. Howard Mira Shear
aud child Il. Zuesky, james Nesm,h, Capt s. Psilen
r. MeAuley. mYg D.. Capn. and 60 sold
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ALLEGED ROBBERY IN A SALooN.-Three
young men named Jayac wagstaf, Thomas Scott, and
William Brown, were taken before Recorder Martin.
dale Of Jersey City on charge Of having late on the
night previous assaulted Archibald j. Campbell, In
saloon In Hudsonst, and robDed him Of slA7. The
accused gaYe bail 10 appear for trial. l-f q ~.
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PRgsEyTMEST BY THE GRAND JURY.--The
Grand Jury of Hudson County have made present
ment against the Central Railroad Company Of New.
Jersey, for bringing from New.York immense quaint.
ties OF garbage, dead animals street dirt refuse mat.
ter and other deleerious substances and deposting
the same along the line OF their road In Commnnpaw
Cove opposite Jersey CITY, thereby rendering tho air
impure, and. In the opinion Of medical gentlemen,
pestilential In the last degree -
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CITY NEWS.

grand operate performance, With Carl
Anschutz as leader win take place at the Academy OF
Music on the 10th Of February. under managing com
mittee Of the most responsible gentlemen. part of
the proceeds Of the performance win be appropriated
by the Soldiers and Sailors Employment Agency. to be
distributed among the most needy disabled veterans
and will serve to inaugurate permanent relief fnnd
for the disabled soldiers and sailors.
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CENTENARY, METHODIST MEETING.
who feel interested in the addresses made at the recent
Centenary Methodist Meeting by Secretary Harlan.
Bishops james and Simpson, and Dr.. McClintock can
find full report Of these speeches aud Of the proceed
ings in general in this weeks Mtthodia
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Heard Of Aldermen.

AMENDING THE EMI6RAET LAws-A NEW sYs.
TEN OF NUMBERING THE STREETS PRO-
POSED, ETC, ETC.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon, John Briee esq, the President in the chair
Mr.. LoEw offered preamble and resolution relating
to emigrants daily arriving at this port and reciting
the cases Of Mrs. Mary Gilroy and her children, who
died through the criminal neglect Of the officers OF the
ship Neptune while that vessel was on its voyage from
Liverpool TO this port and soliciting the memPers OF
the State Legislature from this city to urge the state
authorities to take immediate steps to have the present
emigration laws SO amended TO make 1t imperative
upo the captains and other officers Of all emgrant ships
10 properly provide and for all sick and INDECENT
passengers on their vessels until they shall be placed
nnder the care of the Commissioners OF Emigration.
Which was adopted.
By resolution the Committee Streets was directed
inquire into the expedency OF adopting new system
for numbering the Streets on tae plan WHICH Is IN opera
ton in Philadelphia
The Trustees Of the Cooper Union sent In commn-
ncation with statement Of the receipts and expendi
lures of that Institution for the past year. The totals
are as follows:
Receipts. .S30 6so "a
Expenditures ....................... 2e,ooo W
Balance on hand Jan. !, 1866. ........ S2029 q
Amount of rent due Jan. j, le65...-.- 6lo 40
S2,643 IS
Amount Of debts outstanding Jan. ,o.l.
1, 1866. So'VS :"
Deficiency ;.''.'-s'''''''' ei~'' ="
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DANGEROUSLY BURNED. MARY Scbletts, re-
siding at No. lO2 East Houstonst, was dangerously
burned late on Wednesday night by her clothing taking
fire from the explosion Of Kerosene lamp. Finding
her dress in flames Mrs. s. into the street. where
they were extiDgshed but not before she was terribly
burned. She received medical attendance. 81
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FEYIAs MASS MRErrSo IL JERSEY cry

Fenian mass meeting win be held in Jersey City on
Tuesday evening next, at Campbell g. Fitspatricks
large warehouse In Morgant 1t Is stated that Mayor
Cleveland will preside, and that number CT dis.
tinguished speakers will address the meeting II is
In tho proceedinOa = ~
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FIRE.-About 6i O'Clock last evening fire
broke out in three-story frame house on Bcdfordave
near Monroest., occupied By Francis Langford. The
gas was found TO be leaking In the cellar and 10 en-
deayorinV 10 see what the trouble was, a match was
lighted and an explosion occurred Mr.. Langford was
severely Injured about the face and hands The build
ing was burned down with contents yalned at o. 000
insured on stock In the Brooklyn Insurance Company
Mr. Langford taken TO ihe City Hospital for treat
mai
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rnes, '5;o9 Sun Sets.5;l9I Moon Rises. m 829
~ nfaH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. s27 Gov. Island .l008 Hell Gate .ll:is
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The Reniaus.

s,r.4 CHcIysATI Thursday, Feb. j, 1906.
a large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Fenians assembled at Mozart Hall last night Speeches
were made BY Gen. SweeDy and Col Roberts,