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Tho entertainment nj this place of amusement last
evening OF that varied and diversified nature which
is usually popular. aud witnessed by large and
apprecativc audience The bill given very full
and exhaustive, and crowsOd with ~ne witty and ssuu
mental Charley White in the Stupid Servant appeared
Of his most happy characters and received the
unanimous appreciation of the house. Mrs yiro Far.
rand executed fancy dance with considerable skIii
though somewhat lacking In graco. Edcson made
TO sing comic by tho gratned andenc. unii he
exhausted and the clear nnc voice of Eva Brenf
awokc q hearty round OF applause. ballet pro.
sentod under the OF La Jord,s,~rs a very pretty
afyar tho Of which Mile Ylora and
support mainly contributed Warren and winshp bit
on richly sentimental ballad most happily In the Two
Gailica the audience being convused Win meulment
The entertainment concluded with thu Sensational play
lta aecopd week.
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THt ruBs.

Tro,,ins ai PssGhke-p.i~- -Escifiss Rsos.
PououHKsrslE. Nov. ~. Iso0
An exciting between the wei known horses Dec
Mcclellan OF Tafrytown, ana Brown 0cofxs. a UucA
took plscs Dosys PARK this afternoon Tho srsaisss
interest manifested, and leading sporting msn we're
present from almost every the river Ths odd1
zero 10 Of Mcclellan. Drown George the drse
heat. and Mcclellan thsI Isss three. Tins. . -.
so 23s and 2.ti A. The end Of The
third hea, tho driver Of Mcclellan pat In .
claim of foul, asserting that The driver q
Bro~n George Into him TIE slain not oosssl.
cred by tho ladges A. tis end ~ the last heat BroWU
George osssd the shssd The driver of hcNe6S
isp coming up 70 tho stand put In snoihsS cia0 ~
foul saying that tho driver - Brown o~osys ~
hor.s by him. Immediately upon that snnSsnessBssA
bsinx made tho Widest snsued aud vss gfsa.
cls that mnrferoas Ah not ensae feils cf sPprV.
baton and disspprpbston were hoard ell sdsA ~
friends Of ss1 horse thrssispng TIE judges Aks ne
Ialtsr however, finally decided ths heat aud rpct ~
favor Of Mcclellan The terms ~ The race yssv n}(1
heats, beet tbres Ia ese 70 Lsrnsss for $50 se4
They have matched sxaln 70 troi 70 ssGoes 20
$500
The New York herald., 1866-11-22
CITY POLITICS.

TnR CosrrRoIIHRsmP. meeting OF the Mozart Union
Democratic Convention took place last evening Mozart
HALL, Edward Berryan presiding The names OF Judges
Barnard, Cardoso and NJ Connolly, well as Richard
b Connolly and Smith Ely JE, offered In
ton but no action was taken, and the Convention ad
3ourned
McKsoS NOMINATION FOR SCHOOL CoMMr sloSEn IN TIE
FTTH D,srRcr.-The members Of tho McKeop Commit
tee OF the above district met last evening" In the
Tenth Ward HOTEL tor the purpose or nominating
. candidate for School Commissioner. II. d.
dwell Secretary. The credentials OF the delegates
having been examined and approved Of Henry T. West
who now holds the position Of School Commissioner,
unanimously elected. Mr.. West, on being introduced
by the COMMITTEES who appointed walt upon and
notify him Of his nomination thanked the meeting In
brief Speech and stated that he proud OF having
ceivod tho endorsement Of that body he OF
the parties who instrumental In calling IL into exis-
tenre uaer the OF the Jefferson Democratic Com
Ter SKI, years Trustee and Commissioner and "
eeced endeavor discharge his duty faithfully.
He ~o IA g at 80 accept ali other nominal ion II ten.
|ucrcd 70 .ta. The meeting then adjourned sine die.
DEMO gAuc uSoa ALpERsaSic Conventions. The Al
dermanic nominating conventions Of the democratic
onion party held last evening with the following
result:-
First dlstrict-Adjourned TO Monday, November 90
Third distrct-John Shields.
Fifth dstrict-Goshon Cohen.
Seventh dtstrict-John Hevelind.
Ninth dstrict-James Gregory.
Eleventh dlstrct-John Hardy.
Thirteenth district-Jamea =. Coulter
Seventeenth dstrict-nichael Hallaran.
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ses, q ~ go es.sss,s.i s.s,' III .aonrsS
~ t.asA Lsssnsss ensg frststAa -tict iafs.s yys9
gislas inss-ss fslsf IN fscseAits H..'s~~fsa
rSss.rn.4ss. s11 Asth asts Fisins
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ptsssall Artltefscf.

Re.r Admiral Palmer uatea @sie. ssvy. ana nsa-
W n Giiaya are the Rtsy0art ho.ss
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All Prty~. G..hed Ia Legal ssssviss--Oisss-
. cLuTs B,ssss. tfssrDsa-.T
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CITIZENS ASSOCIATION ov NEw YoRK,
BIB BROADWAY, Nov. 81, 1906
While charges Of criminal msappropration OF the pub
BIC funds by Mr. Matthew Brennan arc pending before
hs Commissioner appointed BY the Governor this Asso.
caion OF have personal controversy with
him. Indeed notice would have been taken Of his
|ieer except that purported to be reply 70 another
leter signed by some highly respectable gentlemen nil
of whom have doubt will deeply regret tho OF
her signatures when they apprehend the real circum.
stances OF the We desire simply TO say that the
statement that this Association employed three
couDtants 10 make general investigation Of the Comp
rollers books that they reported favorably and that
suppressed their report Is In general and 10 detail
untrue. The only color for this untrue statement
10 be found In the fact that various occasions
have sent accountant 10 examine certain specific
Items In the ComptYoler's Office the result OF which
pecc Investigations has generally been unfayorable TO
he administration Of Mr. Brennan.
We shall not at this time critically examine the
chedule OF alleged honest actions which makes up 70
large part Of tie Comproer's letter. cued they
rom the operations Of four years Of enormous expendi
lures, and evidently put forward as the redcemng
Features OF bis official career, their investigation 10
now pending Were these claims 10 extraordinary In
tegrtty well founded and had they illustrated the
eneral rule OF his official conduct, Mr. Brennan would
association In this movement have friends 70
reward and enemies 70 punish and no one knows 80
we'll az Mr.. Brennan himself why his ofcia acts have
awakened tho honest Indignation OF every intelligent
rend of reform
Br ordor Of tho Executive oune Citizens Association
N New York. CT MONTGOMERY,
VCorreepoudnQ secrctaYy
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Eiitpsso l,eessIteh -e-,as nsss.,'''ss -
rFo<fs~ Wtwhest Wtfninan - L-s@s tsse
fers stx Psshsyiys..is etsAs fsir' ~>
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r. ballot box sach an SAEs9s i MOI to bs
Hrsamed Of short Of another 66ht for Sonthern

b. ballot box. 5uch sa SAtrage + no< 70 be
Nrsamed Of short Of another @eht for Souteern
figlts or Southern determination, whites Qr
Riggsrs, or both. In this emergency pair OF
New York copperhead organs suggest demo-
Cratic compromise in the form Of a coup detat
at Washington, for their benefit, by President
Sohnson. What do they care If with the turn
Ing out Of both houses OF Congress from
The capitol, at the point of the bayonet,
he flames, mobs, spoliations, bloodshed and
Confusion Of general civil war are
brought upon the country, SO that the
hmishing democracy may come in for the
Hons share Of the spoils and plumber and be
reinstated in the high places of the temple,
But it Is not likely that candy johnson"
will agree to sacrifice HIMSELF body and soul,
for the benefit of the rapacious and ferocious
nre-eaters and copperheads Of the dsmantled
democracy. He has, 1t appears, found that
their support costs more than it comes to, and
that while, like the daughter Of the horse
leech, they still cry "Give, give," he has given
Them too much already. What, then, is to be
dones We can think Of nothing better than
pAvVAoni"sAVu AIOm huBucs OcAAAVno NSl0
Chicago appointed chairman of the National
Democratic Executive Committee) declaring
the democratic party dissolved, disbanded and
dispersed. and calling for q new convention Of
Its late delegates, for the purpose Of organ
izing new party with new name and upon
the new negro equality platform Of old John
Brown, in order to head off Thad Stevens,
Wendell Phillips and all the radicals, and to
wake up the fre-eaters of the South to the fact
that there has been deluge and that the
world s not as 1t was before the food.
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Tho last appearance Of tho Bateman troupe, for a
time at loast. In this city, thronged Stcinway Hall
with fashionable audience yesterday evening.
physician's certificate read by Mr. Batcman
70 excuse the absence Of signor BrisnolL Merrs
Mils and Rom played duct for violin and piano by De
Borot Madame Parepa sang the cAyatina Quf Ia Voc,
from Pmifnp, signor Fortuna hts usual Mercadanio
solo, and Fcrrant the Don Magu,Aco from Cnderella
Tho troupe win start 70 day for Philadelphia.
On saturday night the second symphony s0iras wii
be givon stenwsy Halt Two hundred singers and
nearly hundred insrumenalists will gvo the sub
lime choral symphony Of Beethoven.
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wlsnrsgios. ssV a.. issA
Ibs todsy ovsr ,hs ssnonI coasss ~ss ess~ssV
Jerome LADY LsLtvood and Monitor Jerome vss -
simmer Tlms. 2tsk. ASK and ftsk. mile hssss,
bcs, thrss In fys. censrsb ksrArs ssd foxsa wsse
among many syeciai9ss fbsrs 10 10 gsesl tsee
on SATURDAY, Dcrisf 10 W tfys sssns tins Tg.nsss-
for tbs Italtnofo Colt sxslnst rolii~ AnB.
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J. sa57lrifc y ifcHrs By sf..ss =. r"""'-e'-''> o'''
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when Nosth and ussatr MEET
10 Kgwinx boors ~k nyns set -hsi Svss So
.isT bessths. sn1 neA~e 'grafy " tnhsis w
49, a. l.ess, ard ,hsT sm W - ruALoss hiotss
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euIn " thls fyyphf .. -. -. .s~-~a
rxss tYapths ans Cti5fsn.s O. go ss-s -
n 90 stsr sas . sssy - TsiseA Fgfs 80 -
ssimss ~ sAas sst.f.y.us Bl.rs 80 - Fssfta 80.
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st~inwny HnlI-t.oIdbeck Matinee.

One OF tho largest audiences wo have seen at piano
matinee attended Mr. Robert Goldbocks rst concert
terday afternoon Tho goat feature Of attraction was
a new concerto for the piano composed by Mr. Gold
beck. Mr. Nils played tho orchestral part on second
pano. II is work OF considerable merit, and
happy TO bc able TO place tho authors name
among tho foremost OF American composers Tho finale
which heard shows much talent aud skill u working
up the themes Ia an effective manner. Al lts second
performance shall speak Of II moro In detail. Miss
Nottie Stirling ana Mr. simpson asssted In tho matn6o
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Stndt Theatre.

This theatre pretty well ned ast night with an
audience eager to do honor to Mr. Knor who colcbt ID
his benefit with the Impcrsonation Of M Laroque, IA
DIR Roman Eines Armem Jun0en Manna-a piece YER
sions Of which have bcen given In Now York both Ia
French and English Mr. Knorr was deservediy heartily
greeted and responded by throwing marvellous Iifc into
the character he represented Elise Hoym, Madame
Laroaue played well, although a slight effort was per-
cepble In all her movements Miss Irschoek rendered
Marguerite the young lady OF tho piece she has harsh
voice and short abrupt delivery, not at all calculated
TO express the language OF love. But with all faults the
piece was well put upon tho stage, and tho support was
good and is great pity that theatre which oers
much 10 tho public ts not situated IN accessible
neighborhood
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The New York herald., 1866-11-22


Ristoss-Her Rcprcscnfatisa of Mnry s,nart
Rstovs aisctivensss and popularity seem 70 ,porcaae
her engagement draws to . close. Hor countless al
mres realize tho idea Of the poet that blessings
as thsy take their fight and appear res2yed TO receive
before 1t Ia too iae tho dramatic benedotlon they may
enjoy through her admirable impcrsonations. Tho au
diencs last evening at tho French theatre probably
the largest and most brilliant that pas grceied the eni
mont actress sints her arrival in the metropolis No
only every seat In the parquette private boxes drcs
circle, balcony and gallery was nlled, but the
eisles were crowded by the cultivated and clio
CANT representative OF New York society The sieess
or tho fair women elaborate and unexccptionAble
aud the house was dazzling In ~ tout enssmbie This
great actress has hardly appeared before superior audi
ence we venture TO assert eve in Paris and she must
have fet tho magnetism Of It's y2pathy Tor she has
never given Mary Stuart better during sr engagement
Tho character, as drawn by Schiller, fufhsn. few op
por'nntes for strong effect or picturesque power
and poetic fceng Poor Mary, who whatever her fais-
ana they were grievous oncs-will always mcet With
receives and her errors inseparable from her ogansa.
ton, VIII bo hidden beneath tho sentimental dapory of
her passionate and pensive ne. She was she often
fortunes traceabe to her too liberal capacity Tor
generous affection. II shs sinned much she loved
sae ,h and love- IKE charity covers multitude Of sas
made all who saw her believe that whom most
guilty she was most to bs plticd, that her &C,
inteiew with Elizabeth an1 her witherng deunnciaon
Of the cruel and deceptoLR queen were magn ncent.
md the audience grew tunmauousiy enthusiastic over
hs scene i Thich she utleDa In her beautiful voice
md splendid ,aocu,Ion. g
--"sota CIV sons
"s.is Z sasssTs sTss ,ua naSps 1s ssasS srsa."
She was twice called out and again st Mo close OF tho
'adly eloquent and charmingly touching thtsedy.
Gene OF Macbeth for her benoit To uprrdAv friday
'vening in place OF Deborah. IA has boon cnndNncci
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

FIRE IN PRARL-sT. ID o'clock on Thursday morn
ing ire wa. discovered 9Th floor 5JO PeaTst BE
fore was e1nguhed upper part Of tbst aud tae adon
ing building No 5J5 badly damaged Inc NTH Ioors OF
story Window Shade Manufacturers Loss on STOCK oy hre
and 5000 Insured in city e9mpahles ne ,oarth
floor of No so Ia occupied by Peter Truck Iassel Maker
Los by water $50, insured Ina third floor Is occupied
by John Hea Paper Box Manufacturer Loss by water 500
he second floor Is occupied by Joseph Blossom
Brother PAPER Collar Manufscturer Loss by water 500
insured The frat floor and basement are occupied b John
sureJ The building 10 owned BY Mr. Picer and 10 damaged
TO the amount 0o insured The lower door, OF the Al
aIas buidns wsrs not much damaged Capt Jourdan OF
b, SUI VTssissI III AastqQs " lAa gStGsassL
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04
Report Of fcomn.s ,n Street. in favor of adopting resolution a.

follows
Resolved That the Counsel % tie Corporation be and hereby
ansfized and directed
open extend Worth Clsihan
accordance with the snyir by Isaac s. Lldlu,
Nty ,urveyts bearing late july. 1853.
Nnie TIE .lule aa beiug frsd
the paper toe Committee
Aaemsn SIC here Withdrew the General Order and Il re-
snlei u place on thc lat n unhn.sie . busin
NOTIONS AGAIN gEsUlLD.
i'fman nAsTEhsJs moved that ilr Board do now adjourn
y iich was csrr~t by the f,11sag vlte:
Aihrmat.ve-A iermen toudu, horton. Flvnn geluev
Ryers Reilly bfce Mlsersou NaIluui and hcliuni.-II
Neeatiyr-A deinen ilsbTien aud shsuuon-Z
Aud the Pm announced that sooi adjourned -utl Mon.
Gay nsH. the ~ instant, clock 3 m.
D. T. VALENTINE Clerk
New-York tribune., 1866-05-04

V'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD new Nhe
i Of frs-clas. de-wheel between rbM -
BRfalEN Cowe leave New York from Pier NO 70 y NJ car
ryins the the following lhuhspAisi ,
MISSISSIPPI W q. Furber com'T250 tnn @ o. p a.n NJ
ATLANTIC G. Hover, com tan, e Il p iah i1ns
A .3 600 tuns 1850 b. p ith lue
WESTERN METROPOLIs.2 700 tnns looo Z. p, ION hIa
Prices OF Passage. payable in gold or s cqevee" i''
eiO5 Cabin. steerage sJI % ,., "a c,...v.
Return 1icke-lst Cabin e1ooi 20 Caoh Si'@ w. S"e'
fT7 So
For Freight and Passage .rply TO- -. NJ s P.,v.rst
YJyUE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAMSHIP
4 HERMANN O. wenke. master. csrIyns the nos.s a sa
mail wiz ssu uom bremen pier foot o. ihisas-
' " w. SATURDAY. May ).
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
o,rox a.vpti ssni ria sPrOs AND BREMEN
. ~ siorinr rstss gold OF hs s9a.ssn.
~, ths Art cahu l0o, cabn sos ,a "ssrass oc
To bs fol red by steamship NEWfohh Ernst msss
May 49,
E'' '"'~" W ss"-' WV QELRlCRa 4 Ca h q BeAGA
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Nen Ynrk. iIlvI. 1858


DOLCE NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given that
the Of 1866 provides that IL shall be uw
charge saboat other vessel 70 or IN any
within the metropolitan fohr
district without havn; h Procured license authorizing 'aeh
u.e'f front Board Of the Metz opoli'an Police.
the do apply beat or vessel en-
under the laws OF the United states or OF
th any vessel u.ed BY any public ocsr IN the
discharge duties boat oPered by steam power
ship vessel owbo beorging 70 te
conveying her 60 or rom sai1
while canal boat or 20 any yaDoa pe
vessels while used In the legitimate
boat used by licensed mo-
Applications for Licenses b. made and or t1e ON instant
The Boat nspcon Rooms Nos u end - at the
Department Of the Metropolitan Police No 800 MlbeEJst
kcwl0
Bank forms Of application be otaned the following pces
Central Department. No. 800 Muberysti Inspectors Oce city
Hall Bookyn Station Houses OF New ork and
Brooklyn. May ? 1856 ;. e HANLE1, omel oleIk.
OYYIcg STREET COMMISSIONER,
30. 2J7 Broadway New fOrk
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PROP inclosed in
sealed envelope niored with the title Of the work, and W tn
bidder written thereon will be received al TINS once
until Tharsdsy May 10. 1906 a. II o'clock . . 80 -
Hnd satie and hgsns the sidewalks IN worm
street from Broadway 20 Baxter street o..
propoa together with the specifications ana see
obtained this oceDatei street Department
Neg.iork April 30. 1906 CHARLES q. CORNELL
Street Commissioner.
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...t.A-siiius for lire 70 be

Re.ovd Tha, hrresne al hackney co.he< psav, oclsS.5
driven the Central f1k stand u, all times LNb IN
a the following pace. In tty ninth stree a Sy
Seventh il Seventy src0ud street Det@- r.
S-vrniy rrt streets sud iu One iu ien end Aru'A s "
tween fifl aud tishih avenrosi andbr !; inrtlsr
A-oF4 la tle rate. ol lre O. o. c1I-ed ~ the 49, ~
c7-chef shall oas Al 01rl the PTk vfh the frFi g az
keeping coach hours for iosr principal ps OF c firk
tfer dr.; io ami fic end cfufn two coLasi "Hh W
ssget by the hour ioar. pr f three ofe
LoI each sni fny cents per 0uri ant b. uftef
heov Tha lfvci % coaches Lred 90 drive Ia sA fsA az
icfe5y regu -i % bldg dsr}ed on me 4H tra ~ W
shano % shield exceed two inches m daneer an h.
ne number of ir coach thereon anl 70 ue Nfn ouig "S
diving sr.l coaches waiting Tor hire
heo std iha' M ora rlnces or nar- OF ilnA incp' Guy lL
conAnr w proy1n Of the foregoing feoons are hereby
Ccallia MAcEa moved said paper be referred 20 The Com
miitfc DrduaUrss
Which w4s ed
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Gorporah,1n Notifies.
IrTEE Of


CORPORATION NOTICE. Tho COMMITTEE on
O. ~ hoard City Hal on ATT hDAlt Aisl &c -
I1f it plfp'se O considering tie petition o ?. ~
fss-sn' on tie Zoe Of Wes asn for the widen t sIee
iom ana It, % the Battery aso tue extension Of
o. .d street ion'N hinstourQHars 60 tlia a. Al pesoi -
- other 9i fc above ploVenier are invited ~ or
pre'ei+ hlliiAEL hOnIDNi D CO., g..
BERNARD REiLLi tComnliles on Streets
CHARLES McoMkN,N
(iKOTOH AQUEDUCT DEpARTMENT-TO
" WHARF And SHED BUILDERS Sealed PROPOSALS. 10
rei with 9 pdd-r date oil rs,fntaiion ana we f
wi b. fti' office un. u oc1.k Of THURSDAY
May W which heur they viii be opene the coastf7ot0 OF
Wharf ud Coal shei nes tie foot ~ hgnied I'D u
seacaous be OF application the Engineer os'ee
s.lst l. sItv thris., neiT l3urihaye
f38Er5 i, ,,'RP6A5Rihh1Soh. cro'on Aqasias' Board
or, cro'on Aquedae Board Rotuad City Han Psrk Apr21 1896
NROJON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT TO
" sEWER CONIRACTO Rs.-seplrste Sealed PROPoS AIS,
ndorsed with the e Of tho work which relates the nale
date Of ng viii 0 ed office until II clock
mon DAY Nay a. a. which hour they will be perd tor
II SEWEBS IN the following 20 wit viz
EFiFT AVENUE between 36th and 51h J5h. 8ib 9h
lO aud the Hudson River
ceptna and list between h and rives
MADISON r. SD aud 5Jth
LEXINGTON AVENUE, between 5l,t and 81 streets
FULrDN STREET between Greenwich and West streets
SEVENTY EIGHTH STREET from Madison avenue essrwardy
tFIY SECOND and FIFTYTHIRD STREETS between gh and
9th
The sy seen specification. and bnks for proposals
''~-D ~ 'FPP THOMAS STEPHENS,
KOBT T.. DARRAGH,
A w. CRAVEN
Cro,ou Aqueduct Board
New York niy l. 1855
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Hoard of Aldermen.

SPECIAL sEssloS "Wednesday. May :. 1895.
,.-.,,s O'Clock, ). ul
4n7 D''- NV YoRE Nay iGcj.
- - VALENTINE go. C erk o. C,rnmoo Coloci-
r,,r ~fy hereby 'e~i to notify the memne M tle
49, o 8suru meet ~ slec session tomorrow tue 20 ns
nj m n te Chauner CO the Board. ior he purpose O.
.i.s 81 I'll m Die b1sness - In7y come before them
JANIS OBHfE Is Fifteenth Disr.t.
THOMAS CONAN, second i1t'1ti
lGNATIrS FlYAN. f'rt District
JOHN MOORE. tns. Uisui.,
W. D. Fly. Eirhh Dl.-rcf,
JOSEPH SHANNON, Sixfi District.
JOIN UfiCE, Eleventh District
CHARLIE McBRiEN. Fourth District,
CHARLES r. LOFW. Twelfth District.
ROBERT MCIlNNlS Sixteenth Distu-,
". q. GEDNEf. Seventh District.
MICHAEL MORTON. Third District
yrrssn-iohu buce esq fTdeu in the chair end the folio"
~ neal1ers. st-..
Aldermen Moore. Conan Norton. MchT~n ffan onith''
Ce5nry Ely. lyer- Reilly Loew 3iistcfson, Nau}m be'
Is Gnuis ana Van NcorLi---la a.,
Oh notion reading the minutes Of the last meeting was dis
HptfH.
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NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT lsoa
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 20, isSs.
s,,.o,., Station In N.wYon. corner Twenty -
Four'hsV. Ln'rancs on twenty 'even'A-'1
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK.
For New lsyen 100 800 Erql n-So. m nD CEHJ '%
pol BnSsspSrt zoo soo 'E1J r.N nj pD CELJ ios
20 lcr Mistd sS d. .sa saf stsoia aSs st &
For Fairfield Southport and WetpoH w. iL~A u 80 y"
a. For Norw.l 100. 400 Er) $780, ma, m, ,is CEI, Loo
N1, fc DARN Sss s 1cS 80 So I'll ise "a N -:
oI STANFORD iOC 800 1 80 isS. ils CEi, s
az o5 Po ~ Chester t en-. and S .sf%e,s. iou. a lts
80 40 ''"' -" coSNEcrrYo TRAINS.
For Boston, via sprnshsd 100 o. 'Ea, 800 sI''"
For Hartford and Springfield $40 lEIl laia j." tEfs'
Fop Coan.c,sut River Railroad 400 tEIl aisp sAss
real ra, -. H.rpDpd % Pro.dsaSs and Fhl Rso.d 500 I
FOR New Hsvea NswLondon and stonrs'os Rsih'si ="
:" yGl az Cans. aYG s.iSo.a SS Els YortamD''a
Tor Hou.stonc Railroad. sa m
for nsass,aei IA ns SrsslS Railroad 100 40 n. apea
cSms,0daas sleeping Cars attached to J y H q II Ta aoYr s
NrFW. Jersey RAILROAD.-Trains leave foot Of
" conrtapd,,. for PHILADELPHIA At and 10 N 10 N.
sas y M Sor BitfIsoas and wAnIssros cts and nv
. M and ID midnight
nARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD:
Of .1a . My Il 1895 1865, s I Ne 5 Nod .ss
liver instesd Of Pier No az at present.
DARTTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILhOAu
IL CoMPANY.-SoTIcE;-on and .n'r MONDAY toe '~s
Inst this Road will oow.
LEAVE NETWORK. PIER No 81 MOI NORTH nsLn y
n EXPREss LINE for CAMDEN ps5Sr sins .ss.sr e.ssss
10 Red Bank Long Branch fsrmnsdse ,s
Toms River Woodmansle. BarnesAt ohsnons % .a~I
Through 10 Camden in hours Fare % ,r,,. "a e..k
sbr.v,bgTy Estontown Port Branch Port Long
SHARK River, fsrmingd.ls. sdosnAnn' Dtio&s'eis
Toms River aud Camden Fare ~. H.. nd
FREI0HT TRAIN Al sp. M TOT al points 90 me W."
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