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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
FURNITURE!

In the line of second band furniture o. house
keeping articles il would be difficult TO imagine
anything you can't find at his store.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

He is a licensed city suctioneer, and if you have
anything to sell he will do it in the best manner
Remember the place, opposite Court Square.
noy7dwtf. Jun hoSSs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

eeoeraI Agents for the Northwestern states
For sale in Rock Island by Glenn hineAl1y
Chas. A. Benser, Schmidt Grotjan, , ana
SpeidsL
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23
Foreign Goods
Cash for Rags.
LIVE CHICKENS!


He has erected a large pen for live poultry, anC
win keep good stock always on hand.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-23

CHARLES ENGEL, r. S. 90
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
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DIED

APLN-a City, Tuesiiy March Arthur Apn
aged about 81 years
BgRwERA T,rrytowu n Y Monday morning March Mrs
Brewer widow Of tbe tate James Brewer Ia the l year OF
her .,.. ..-, - -, A. s-.-., 49,
WeneFiay II o'clock the Methodist EPseoph Church
CHURCuAEA Brooklyn the morning harchi Owen Church
ma % the 52l his
AMI friends Of tho family ani those OF ls sonW Jahn
\ Roberts respectfully u,el 70 attead his funeral from Tue
Ari Churcbmiu OF Putnam anu ClAsso
ayes DO Wednesday March D, a. O'Clock p
COPFNsulsnly th, cy Tuesday March Charles g. Com
OF Hudson, n. l., aged ID years
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DAvIESAt Bookyp Monday eveoag March Charles Davies
aged years sni mOuths , -,,, -
The 6,ssf viii place his residence No II Poprst on
Tily O'clock Hs HieniS ~ respectfully invited
g. att8ui
Eugsh papers please copy
DAvISAt Grsnpoa TaeBa March Ebeneser Davis Ia tue
Tb i, aud relative, are respectfully invited attend e us-
tom residence Frankns. between Madison aud Col
sta, THURSDAY March ?, a o'clock p m
DYCKMAN-On TUESDAY March States Dyckmaa 10 bis seth
Ills relatives requested 70 attend tue funeral fom Its
late residence No Seyeuht Wenesily March az Ocock
III, remains to Ne taken 70 Peeksku Cor lntarment
UALgRYSuilenlv on Tuesv March In this ctg. Caro- Sarah
Cne oay iai.hr " Breve Cot Thoma, H. Halsey 5.
ant Cornelia r. & ialssY, agel p yeaw and days
Her remains we're taken to Brandon. W, Tor interment
JACKsONIu Broon Tuesday morning March Mary D. wife
| of Joseph H. Jackson aged % years
The relatives snl the family invited the
afternoon at O'clock The remains will be taken % Rocka
n j. for ueunsRl on Friday morning Services Al 10y O'Clock
JRNEEGsn Ponae Mich Thur.ay Feb 49, John Jennings
Kingston, N T. aged % years. 10 months and days
LOOGwOODoa Tuesay morning March Maggie infant daughter
| IoAn D. ani Mar lockwood
Thur'Ay March o. " O'clock IA GsC Ne ls GAoss Brook
! Ll
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
rm-nAA InrK TRIAL.

The tna of hay forks which WIS commenced Ou
tie farm Of Josiah II. MACY at Rye on Monday was con
cluded yesterday The weather was iinc the ait'nduc'
lar,c and general good feeling prevailed Tic number
of forks tested during the two days was l6 An bat tyt
wcrc of tc harpuon pattern OF the fNc two Crap
Uiiug and three claw forks 1h- tIIu was iE-it,
ted 10 decide , tu which oi tAr many forks offered Tor
between the advocate Of The hlrpOous the side
aud Oi Tho graphing and claw forks on fhr other VIII
probably h' drca.d for, allowing each 90 choose
material bcs suited for ltt peculiar construction, nct'rr
for handlUE lou-. coarse aud especially loose hay, the
harpOOu forks mp.t effective; while th' udFuct'-
of1 the others claim tblt their f1rI. wil work
effectively not only IN hay hut in rhOri bay nnt
straw: aud Will handle stalk. OJ7" grain und ma
nurc where the harpouu forks are pc. ~ uic5t The
baipOOn fors iAat This c,t haa shown ~ pos '-- great
ncrlt are The following: 'Su1ut'r combined iufh ana
knife" "Dayia0n's combined fork aud KNIFE" the
IV Wheeler Melrl & Co." The Palmer fork rs mad'
OF four tines inserted IN head block oi wood. AMI
resembles somewhat mans hand witt the fingers slight
is bent On the trial yesterday At proved itseh rapid
and effective worker.
The Raymond graphing fork IN connection with con
veyor IN the top OF the barn. aid pretty good work. but
too large and expensive for general use.
The Buckrnan graphing fork on tho ground, bui
the exhibitor was obliged 10 leave before his fork
called for trial This lcIcd peculiarly unfJriuL
want fork capable OF dong great variety ol work
Al the conclusion OF the exhibition Ar. = J.. IOOd on
behalf Of the Committee made address thanking hlI.
Macy for his liberal hospitality IN providing all the
the farmers for toir attendance On behalf 81 the farm
ers OF the country hc thanked hc inventors Tor Ar us
play OF implements, Ui which are 20 p0iioci ns o
Feemingy make improvement impossible -rcmarking
zcns. for small return, a. the inventors Of the
country.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH
The following is the regular report Of Dr. Harris OF
the Bureau Of vital Statistics on the sanitary condition
OF Ncw-Yo and Brooklyn for the past week:
MrrEorotfr,v Bo,RD % ir,trH

Brrglr % Yfrat SrAri-1iC. March q 1901
There t' dth Nos York a wee- SUD l1 lr Brootn
city year infancy there peuahd from
flo. grathc l5 such H7r.asf1 Arp FORK anil - l
Huotlfu children
The respective, cities lnd estimated boy petCulgc Of such
ger resrscitey York sni s Bro,lrA
Tlorg ho mlrtsl in hslo HrGes 90 De- l-h 5ni %
lh. tbr obvious The certificate" " death received
thr physicians made OF Fh great accuracy and eai~ ir
saf thr thanks ftf bol of Hr1ta
slch tllafLtu bv medical ar1tts ht ahors,r e
wells Nulus ND Batsrstt for tAn0sui coy om Frank
thc ro't7g aas- ol human la- ' crowded gs1clt.si si
drained domre, side u hy detse sol death rot is
.u,h pisces TIE, wonder tlst 0 die hr lHi Tonr' there
T,rhus Hus pot eruyi hoi 90 0ai' ili
iou-' the op3-i'r Board Of Ir sn'
o.rH.1 Ih' 90 l'as boz OIL week ending ilft t' H 'f
lef c1ifi only - , sa that rlhH 80 r5' 'rlHE III.
tlc hf t.f dead 8 sccA, NJ,
believe .t coa d., o b ts cty have 80 t simple afrats-
aul o. 7e sr'c cl-oa th scsk iuAst ue1 have been rs
nui Of i4t publ st tl fDem sli uc gffi ml. ln who
neglect them. l-i l.sg ,1r insisting
,r ri ie hsrs aeilh' .ii. lis s Of Co. sI1..at
fEus towns bHt uk7,'c kl1fs ite ao.g ri struggle h
better ht. Wloafl.ie.s tr fD lrtts. taa- u o. ID arl
enduring iinr tr memorial T u I.. square
Del ni ont c tasn, lct have 'a an alliance lat nui b
broken
Tho ursria, OF he ra s,t D. f,ar-1.- r-is h'
o.
ph-re being rssri-i Or yo Ile ''lasel a r o y igf-
year lu a Er10 ct,ar, .' hasa ,'-- ai Ho1i ra' '
IN ioaior week ,rsr- P,b r '.''t % g %
oa s,sf ii vs.a. 10 p. DOB T t-'-1..r- ' fr 'r
Obs,ll.orr . ir-,. i.-lrI. h 10y 81. ir.- ls Pr
or l4Ifr at hf. 'H'f..H t. r. f'-i M .. .t'-
,src rcr1-.. rlu a.. rfr.l' Boston N 0.r 'li 1 .a
q. .iie -.1sa Ir~f lrHt rais t1fI So l'r' utatf
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
SUPREME COUET-Cmcrrr-MARcH 5.-Before Jus
fiepI

SUPREME COURT-CmcUIr-MARC 5.-Bcfore Jus
tiCe LEONARD.
JUDGMENT AGAINST An ACTRESS.
james g. Bennett Lucy RusonPeseei Gage agt TIE same
These are actions brought Oh notes given by the
ttto M $500 oI lue NeW-lolA Iu'tci, ~
tie tal for money borrowed OF one Nal Ihe 0ettial
allowed nquests 10 be taken the first case for Sll2
aud IN the second for S2l3 7j.
Before hIr Justice SUTHERLAND
A woRMEATEs sHIP-TBN THOUSAND DOLLAR.i DAMAGES
JoshuB Atkins ct AL ag jancs ". EHeu et al
The plaintiffs purchased, IN March 1865, IRON de-
fcndants the slip j. f. chatham, paying for her $1,000
this port To san Francisco, thence to the CHM
cha Islands. where She took in cargo OF gano, which
she del vered IN Antwerp On her voyage 10 san ran
cisco she encountered storm off Cape Horn aud put
back 10 Rio JanierO account OF leakage at which place
she caulkcd On arriving at Antwerp she also also
underwent repairs and returned TO this port with glt
cargo. II seems that at the time OF sale she was cop
porcd to the extent OF 20 feet from her keel some re
mark having been made by the plaintiffs In purchasing
her reference to the copper extending so high Oh hei
hull il is alleged that defendants replied that IL
account oheir having intended 90 send her TO tho East
lndes, where they feared her hull might become worm
eaten On tile arrival OF the vessel az this port plaintiffs
alege that she pat the dock for repairs, when
after stripping or all the copper Om ner 10 te ucph
eight feet the copper was found 20 be very poor and thin
and ali The Dan of the vessel from which the copper had
been stripped found to be wOrmeaen that he COP
per below that extending TO hc ght OF ~ ice ign @ Ic
much heavier; but that in removing tins oOppelm T2'
found that large space near ne poN = 20, % III t
Of thi. panng. Plaintiffs allege that the vessel was IN
this condition when purchased D{ tnf ron @ @
alleging that defendants represented her to De souh1
Tie defense Is that the vessel was not warfahs1 souhu
nothing having tran5plr0d at the time of purchase tl
could be construed warrauteo OF soundneS anu the
plaintiff, put 20 their proofs 10 show tlat the Ees'e
An. Dliutiff. Nr Atkins. called Wilncas anu
testified that IN purchasing the vessel lIpDl uton1an,'
yg2lel were e4sl1lsg W t9Af" 'nc' "s'0 p'''''''
"HOnoyComDou' WIN WORM 90. Co.. 90
r. D. BEoncdct for plaintiffs, L W stOushton f.r de.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-The following sales were
made yesterday, by 4. !. BeecLer, Son q Co. by
order of Executors of tine estate of Joseph N Barnes
deceased:
THIRTY rHrD-sr.
between F..h gui sixth Rl4NIy hlOJ
OSE-HuSDRKD- -ASD-Twrsrl- -FOURrHsr
lotj north side Beyeulhty 2X93 each. 9)
OSpsUNDRRD.A TY.FFTHsr
lots south side 200 feet east Eeyentye T eaeb lD
House 30 northwest Fouth-st lot 2K70,
house 2jE43 io'y'
lot No ilG o2L5r)9 house 2jsij extension IL It. 1880
House and lot No l6 Nanieipace ~ O
side 65 Ninthaye ID an lKlOo9 29l
e 0 sors % nSrt is go feet a, Yats Is Is 5scl5 oo
EiGHTH.Ayg.
23 Sistecnthbt 2V}0 liD
sEVESTHAya
House and lot 30 feet south Thirty yffthst 2i9KO
house - feet ll}JD
FIFrY-sECOsD-sr.
One lot north side 1852 fee: east Nnve 2OrlOO 5.. e2O
20Kl05....s.... 2hD
side 5)5 ixtst 2JKi) $50
sfXrHsT.
Three story brick house AL lot No 49, 2K $500
GfTETEEHTH
Theeory house ami tot No 2JX 5000
Sales Yesterday by Muller, wilkins & Co:
and buirg southeast Beccker aa1 mgberyst&
ZjT2ts alV9
Lot an building Southwest Bleecker and Mulberry
AMI lot NO 30 Mo,', 400
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT-MRcH g.
BEFORE judge BENLDICr.
rf.rrsf sfrfns

Returns OF process were mado IN the following
Custouliousc C1se-Unted states agt Two cas'5
silk ribbons, marked -" and d" C." aud numbered o
and Internal Revenue CasesUntcd states aGt seven
barrels distilled spirits found OF tho corner OF Fourteenth
~ AND EighthaYc.. came agt. one stl, iNtufes Ncr
found 40 No. 80 Chrysiic-st.
No claimants appearing for any OF ths above articles
on motion of y X Phelps As, ,t9nt Juitsi states Dis
trct.A Attorney. drcrcss entered cOndcmhus them
hv default
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
BrTFALo LIVE STOCK MARKET.

~ Fatt'SAFh 10 lhN '"+''"1
Brpt, March 9Th. r-fvorbe fron Nes York has bad
ts 11 rp51 this irket watch st rules ace ~ orer
fsihnr hlt
market
l hg- arl!y clingri hlli. BrAet rates extra qua 3L
Ls t l.s-r Ora. steers - 6li good SUSN tAt
C,t,o Steers. ~ 90 - j, far ~ SGrui Co"s AM
Hrlf-r. 1880 Receipts 3l head shipped, lOAj heal
s1i hf considerable aiFance ts
r,ng. u - GOA ~ Glt Receipts 800 head shipped By New
York C.atr,i 10 hesd, by Eu-,ailyay, i9i head , - .
The Hog rules ycr iu in unt'yorbie news nom a h
IA, IA. about decline Hogs quoted a. follows
according quality. Prime heavy, - 250bI Jli Olnary aal
s,cA 45a - 15 Receipts O0 head Slipped, l,oJ' had
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
ff1RRIED

HYATT-MRRRLGA te residence Of the brides parents BY the
Rer 4 Raon smith on Tuesay March s. William ;. Hyatt of
Dro,kyu % lula Merrill. daughter Of Charles Merrill. esl
LYON-wOOD-On Tusay March In the West Presbyterian Church
bv the Rev George " Wool assisted BY the Rev Dr.
,s1 Ph,ehus Miss Sarah Woo eldest daughter Of
IN Oh at.nR lsrgg al " THIS city No CARL.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
5petial Notices.

south America Has surFemderes.
The most exquisite perfume Of ali her psr9 o. s
Uaited States PHALOTs EIGHrBLooMNG CERgUs The FRA
that valleys luxury to breathe
PLACED within the resch Of The whole American people
Union Republican General COmmittee rnemI-rs
requested attend the regular m0nth meeting TiUR
DAl N "lNG, March T. 1901 At No as fOlsthsgs "A ock-
Important business will be tFaRslctej
THOMAS MURPHY. Presiess
a. Gni, jscR.oa X a1PGi PGaus. Secretaries
AZ Specinl Meeting Of Fir5, Assembly
Eepbhc1u Association held At Fifth Wlr nooffy evening.
March iBoL the following preamble sni adopted
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON President OF
Committee Of the City and County Of NewYor msa ens,re
by bis patriotic sacrifices for cOrnry
fuchg the principles winch TIE Republican Useo PsrS
profess therefore, be 10
Resod That The members Of the P Assembly Dscl Union
Republican Association With 81
patriot good cities 1auBch freud h3ue.
council and kud advice sla never more be beseei h pi ~
~ forever
Resoiuef That ts hour Of their great sorrow susrsg
sgupab with the family which has been DEPRIVED o. i h.i
manhood snd knowing hts
heel the wound caused By the death o ge hl1aI st
her snd br1hr we cs 5u hope that the
memory thit be 80 not live r himself alone VIII temper hs ust1Es
affection Of the mly deprived u is best sni tl'st froli
Hc0isd That copy O The foregoing preamble AL r,snhpa
aud duly authenticated by Tue oicers of this AD1n b. G
varied to the family Of the deceased
ReCiref Ti' foregoing resolutions be pubei 90 luR lRiByHb
ani sunday DisBdhh JOSHUA q ABBB.
ME, HD,, Il; 4 BnfLTa. nn.a. Secretaries. rf''"A
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

TEMPERANCE MEITTG.-last evening, n meeting
Ia furherancc OF the Of temperance, was held ut
the hcnst. NJ J.. Church, under the auspices Of the
three Societies Of Good samaIians OF New. York The
meeting Wus addressed by Dr.. Blanchard Of BROOKLYN
ON the subject of temperance and OF the necessity Oi
thorough organization OF those who abOred In the cause.
i'm order that their efforts might be productive OF more
good lie also spoke in favorable manner Of the rules
and pTnctcc Of the Society providing for perfect equal
ity of rght aud position between the seXOs-lades hold
ing offices and having voice in the discussion any
topic brought before tho SOcctyH meetings Mr. Payer
member OF the order OF Good samartans, ana Mayor
Hart also member OF the Order, each addressed lew
remarks 10 the meeting The closing address was made
by Mr. Daniel WalfOId Of the Society The latter gentle
man spoke OF the order itself It's uses ana OF the bcne
arising from cOminSng Of the sexes IN the order 30
tween the addresses, Mfs. Kennedy sang the hymn
sweet Spirit hear my Prayer ana the song Meet me
In tine Lane Love" There were present nuinbei OF
ladies of the Society wearing the red and blue Scatbe
Insignia OF membership. The meeting was presided over
iy John u. Graham, Right Worthy Grand Chci 0I thc
order i'm NcW-YOrk State a glee club from Nlliaif
burgh was expected TO De present. but the members iod
10 put lu az appearance.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

BAAoT TIE CERcLE FRANcAI5 LHmMQYlE.-
ban OF e aboveramed association, composed Of our
most prominent French citizens off as eyenlss at
Trying Hall The masquerade costumes Of tie
rarest and most complicated description. and the ball
fODi when lit and flied with the partOcOlOTed and
vafgatod dresses ~ the nasqueTs, presented LIVING
Kaleidoscope Of the most gorgeous cO0rs The
qnddries introduced during the evening attracted gen
etal attention, aud the music supcrby rendered par
teuiaily the quadrille dEifer dance truly diabOca
an its nature. The Committee having the arrangement
0Ithe iial were as follows AdOphe Salmon, President
Francis KiuZler Nlcc-Pre5deut; T. C3pel, Secretary
A. Hourand, Treasurer; j. g. KOppel, Henri MOQuin and
salmon tribOurg, floor managers.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT MARCH Before
In

lN4lLD 0lAll1 ~ lAt W. - 'ANa-' w. +'~i.'~
Judge rNAtLIi.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT 20 DtFEA'D Tilk GOYERNNLNG Or 4
FALSE tNPfEspNAflOi.
Ua,-i STATE. ago. Friea g1..e.p
The defendant vls charged with Attempting 10 OBJ
pension money aud back pay, due 20 one Jacques
Boclmser Que OF Che Lufus PcIdu, Who digd 10 Andei
sniulllr Pl-Jn hy poreoulflug said KOf.Iiuger, and
asserting th1t although carried t0 the dcadhOu-c ai
Auder.Jvr lac recovered and escaped In III attempt.
~ gct tc pncy - alleged that ne forged The name OF
E6elugcr The necessary pDp'r5 ana 10 seems rom tne
evidence that Doe actually imposed upon the creduiy or
spue of the officers competed. vtth Eot!Lugcrs reg
mcut - tic effect o making them hcl"yc that ne Was
tho vrrtll,' H1tlugrr. Preparations wore being made
- a., pfr.-s 10 Obtain me money for him. and lac
would rfulIDy have ,ucCoc"d 30 getting ~, had nc hot
upvft,f'lclfv after telling them That NJ wus gong -
I.rr.,, bowed theui n pas port with his true NAME
G,.-sff in 10 This caused suspicion ana event unen 10
Isis arrest H. was found suy ana irL41uatl lot sen
F.HU
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
c,,1eprncr CATTLE MARKET

C,rnRo1g Rsepts Gl6 head market Grin aai Price:
t ru. quality equally last week Saes OF extra az
4IlrBlt d., quality Sl 5Jnbl2So secoui quality $40 $50
40 ~ sa iri qaitg ~ VN 90 Mch Cows aad Calves $50
ta Ian he Pts itl head 10 uatsTal oAaHge IN
prices. siisi At tH0c q 10.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
March I, Mrs Hiiza z kouitoo wii,x Al 4
-. March !, Nj

h0ULTON-On Pndst ' - " ~
late Henry Moult0o husb,nI ara snestfy t,v L. a
~ ,t i s sI sa - ~ T.r @ "a 1 {" 10 0elock fon h hss
lari's Psctoryvile. Staten Isaaa. ., ,- ,, -
RCMPFP-At Psh Wednesday fs~ Rs.t,sa ~ % o o.. sse
Vrcen Rumpf for Munster % tie u ths iDNns
st Paris aud sOni1lag OF tie late John Jac, " 's 0y
TABBLE-Oa Tuesday March s. aheF long PH-ia'~ hn
MARY Tabee aged o. years months ani II ilys ,., .
Tie ana friends family respectfully " 70 sat
her funeral from late residence No III B1sge VI NvJ
March 7, at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
CIVTt COURTs.
SUPERIOR cOURT-TR1AL TERm-MApcu 5.-Bcforc
Justice MONEII.
A ROW IN CHERRY-SI

A ROW ~ CHERRY-ST
D0ma-r Ue-ir syt. Frederick Fris
The plaintiff and his witnesses with some slight
variations tell substantially this story on tho 2sth OF
May laf the plaintiff went into the defendants bowling
ana drinking saloon Cherry ST. IN the afternoon Where
tcy commenced betting the result OF games at cen
pms Alier the defendant lac treated all hands, bat
Whch palliiu won lac treated hs friends only. The de
fendant called him harsh names on this aud ended In
some SQUIRTING between them, during which Plaintiff
struck defendant Plaintiff then went into store next
door ana after he had been there few minutes the de-
fendant followed him and renewed his unpleasant Ian
guage When the proprietor ordered both ont OF his store
or gong ont they clnchcd and fought into the middle Of
the street whore they separated and the defendant drew
his pistol and fired The ball entered the PLAINTIFFS thigh
seyering branch Of the popliteal nerve and causing
partial paralysis of the leg, FOR which he asks 5000
The defendants story Is that the assault com
mcnccd on himself his own saloon. AMI that going
into his ucigbo, u renewed by the plaintiff ana hi,
gaug and that n only after being dragged ont
the middle OF the street that finding his life was in dan
ger, after warning them that he would shoot that he
did so.
Case stn on. Sr. Anthon for plaintiff; Mr. Graham
for defendant
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

THE WRONG Man ARRESTED FOR MURDER
Christopher syDder who arrested at Vineland Cum
befldnd County last week. the charge Of having
dered Mrs Margaret Kays stew0rtsylle the 18th
MT was yesterday SET at liberty three respectable meD
nom Vneiand having appeared and proved an aJ One
OF them, local Methodist minister testified that he trav-
eled with the prisoner from Philadelphia 10 Nnssad on
the QsI 2I tse Iagggeg,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

KINGS County BOARD OF SUPERNIsoRS-rII;
OT.pAyTIyE OUEsTIOS.-Thc Board OF SupcryisOrs OF
Rins Comfy wns called 10 order yesterday at p IN.
snnerysor Little n the chair Much debate was INDUCED
i'm with reference 10 the proposition OF giving the 4ln
Eegiment an armory The motion was ilnally gIante1
RESOLUTION was made and, after much debate adoPleu,
io av out "A street East New-fork 10 llhtbush vi
motion nf Supervisor SehOes, AN act was passed
iznp the Law Committee 10 frame an hct 10 pIcsrh
the Legislature to borrow Sl25OOO 10 cnlusS ho so
Asylum A resolution also inrOinceu IN lclcie,m'yo
10 uying lands either side OF the COufi iiouse lno
cCtin@ climuated i'm the following preamble aud reso-
lutiOns: al, 49,. os.t.- a. r,rsr 4,
tb of Emigration 60 select neN tnlnk am uo'
station v rph fen,nea domain II u cannot be acli b
Ubos Bepcying that " said passed u y u LloA % o
a, Island said boarding sauCh Hhl u1N .k
that selection would bc lJunoh To 'ns No"''' ~
a1jaceBt therefore, - , ,-- A, ,os tsspsetfille And
s,tr- [ against the passage o said act without - amnea
AZ 40 erflsJc Kings County from it, provisions - 49,, n
B,td T,3 Committee appoirtei b. the Ch,nn
m Bo,l 10 poceel Albany to consult with our
NAV deem necessary prltrl' tht
eouny against the establishment OF boarding s on m
qIie resolution was adopted Nnanlinoualb tNu'tt.'
were made by Mayor Booth aud others, and tho h9M0
adjourped Tor quo Teek.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
a InrlI.

Tn, Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company beg niom their
p,oa, in ,is public while their establishment No 40 Broadway
ba1 repaired rse their will be continued as usual
the aljou,ag premises No. il7 .fipsrt'senenL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

Csrd-MOU8HING GOODS Of eyeT desirable kpi coansals
hand JACKSONS No 53i BrOGsg
T1any Coo. Prices yeFy roisou1ble
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
FIRES
IN BROADWAY
srrErsu corEr-cmcrn. go,

Afu.oo o'clock last nghf fire was discovered IN
M ron ~ f,e restaurant Of Ch Yp,sllcrs, located IN the
basement OF tho double building Moo 2 and 200 Broad
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

way Owing 10 tho volumes OF smoke that poured from
the entrance the firemon were for time unable 20 get
at the fire but finally enabled to subdue before u
had reached tho frat flOOr. Tho basement badly
damaged The loss OF Mr. Vossiers on stock and fixtures
amount 70 about 1850; probably insured. The
first floor OF No 20i Is occupied by John r. MOOTes Sons
gunsmiths Their stock considerably damaged, prin
Cpaly by water. The stock OF Messrs. j. b & l. Bull
sadders the first floor of No. 206 was considerably
damaged by fire aud water The tenants on the upper
floors suffered sg ght loss by smoke The building was
damaged TO the extent OF 900 insured. Sections Of
lice were present from the Second and adjoining Pre-
cincts
INCENDriRY FIRE ~ WEST F1FTY-FIFTH-ST.
At2 O'Clock Yesterday morning fire was discov-
cred on an upper floor Of the unOccuped frame building
at the corner ~ Fftyftst and Eleventh-ave. owned
by Mortimer K McKenna Tho upper floor and roof
badly damaged Loss about $500. Insured