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The national Republican., 1867-12-25
THE COURTS.

EQUITY Counr-,Judoe Wylie. This court trans
ncted the folioMins business yesterday
sppIesti9n ior an order q sour. dirssiins
unrestricted intercourse with his son. lad of years
of ages that he b. allowed 2 ,end him 70 school A.
Wilson alleges that though both himself and wife
board al the House. he has been able 70
his but three times since Augu.ti that his mother
Keeps him confined In his room, and takes him away
whenever his father comes near. An application for
aimony and divorce d pending In this case. and the
before acting upon the application, aud Afterwards
make an order authoriIipg the father to his son
week.
Gibson vs. Gardnsr, case Of ALLEGED co partner.hip
cation Of order referring 10 auditor, which app-
cation opposed By Mr.. Bnnis, and refused BY the
esurt ~
MeDonald vs.. Prsther. Order for sale Of real s..
isrdoia ys lsrdelS. order Of reference to auditor
oliver and Williams.
In estate Of Jno. Forrest Sale Of roal estate Of
orphans, ,conhrmed--williAms
fhs Court then adj ourned until Monday next
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

THK DISTRICT GovERSNKsT-The mention Of
the meeting held at Messrs. Kilbourn 4 Latta's,
BY several prominent citizens of the District for
the purpose of considering the various plans
proposed for the future government OF this Dis
trict, as made In one of the evening papers, was
ing the consultations, as tho considerations
were purely informal. But, since mention has
been made Of the matter, we will simply state
at unanimously, t. O., that the county, George
town, and this city should embrace but one
municipality. When these gentlemen fix upon
a definite plan It will be fully laid before the
public.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

will be services at the various Lutheran
churches In the city, as well as In the Episcopal
churches, at II O'Clock, ., IN.
There will bo prayer-meeting this morning
at bH O'Clock, in the MoKondry and Foundry
Methodist Episcopal churches, and interesting
services will be held In the Catholic churches
from 0. m. to IL m,
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

An ONIssIoN.-In the mention Of the improve
Tenth and L streets, yesterday, we omitted to
mention that 7. W. Miller did the plumbing.
"Nailor,h and the street was given as "Ninth"
instead OF "Tenthn street, on which the building
is situatedj also, the name "a. Gross" should be
VIM, ], Gross,
The national Republican., 1867-12-25
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES pArrSr oFsIGS,,

WAsHINaros, Doc. ., 1907.
On the petiton Of JAMES H. SWEET, Of Pittsburg,
pennsylyania praying for the extension Of patent
granted 10 him the iIth day Of March, 1854, for an
Improvement In Hanging Of the Grping.Jaw OF spike
Machines for soyen years. from the expiration q said
patent which takes place the 18th day OF March,
iSss -
il is ordered that tho said petition be heard at the
Patent oiace ON MONDAY, the 2ith day OF febru5ry
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted. ,.,
Persons opposing the extension required 10 ne in
the Patent 0hce their objections, specially set forth in
ali testimony nled by either party to be used At the
aid hearing. must be taken and trnnsmiIed IN accord
on application. , - IL, - 49,,
mony must be nIed in the oce toentY days before the
day q hearing; the arguments, any, within ten days
after hling the testimony =,
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN aud the InfeHipeneer, Washington, d.
week for three successive weeksi the nrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days % tho
day Of hearing. T. Y. ThEAhhh,
ell -Wed9W Commissioner OF Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

CRIMINAL CouRr-oJudgs ohn -Thi. Court held a
short session yesterday, and disposed Of the follow
Ing cases;
Francis Brungant, larceny. Case reported ye,ter-
day Trial concluded day and trayerser aequitted
last summer, Carrington. 7. Wilson, Verdict Of
guilty, and sentenced 10 two months imprisonment
In the county jail
George A. PeTIie, Vending LOTTERY tickets. The
trayerser claimed that he had right to sell these
tickets as he had license therefor from the United
states. The Court charged the lpry that a. sais Of
tric no license could protect the transEressor from
conviction and punishment The Jury found YER
diet Of guilty, and the trayorser not being In court his
reeogniIance was forfeited.
Jas. H. Patter, petit larceny Of coat belonging 10
W D. Lindsay, on the 5th Of August lAsti not Pros
Mary A. Niehol, assault on Mary Carter on tho
10Th OF September lAst; mol pros
feited.
The court then adjourned until II O'Clock on Thurs.
day next.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

TEupERAsoE MEErISa-A public temperance
meeting will be held at Temperance Hall tonight,
under the auspices Of the Washington City Tenn
perance Society Addresses will be delivered by
Messrs, ]. S. Hollingshead, W. p, Drew, Thomas
H. Ford, George W. Maher, Arthur Shepherd,
and others.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

wAsHIaaToN SKATING PARK.-YesterdAy a
large number OF men were employed hauling off
the ice, which had been covered with snow and
weeds About three fourths of the pond has
been cleared, upon which smooth sheet Of Ice
two inches thick has been formed. Should the
will be opened to the public on Thursday.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

OPPIcERs OF THE SOLDIERS HoNE.-General
Grant has appointed Breyet Major General ]. b.
McIntosh, lieutenant colonel I2d infantry, as
deputy governor Of the Soldiers Home, and the
appointment OF treasurer thereof revoked. Sur
geon q. II. Lamb, In addition to his duties as
surgeon, has been appointed treasurer and Sec
retary Of the Soldlers, Home.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

AT RYLASp CHAPEL last evening the children
Of the Sabbath school had merry greeting from
Kriss Rringle In propria personae. The CHEEKY
Christmas King presented each Of the little onea
with present, and feted with ice-cream and
cake. The boys and girls were In high glee
Some OF the elders Of the church, including the
hKriss," and were made the recipients OF his
generosity. May there be many more such like
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

MORE RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-NIr. Alex. r.
Shepherd, treasurer of Aid Society, received
Yesterday from Messrs. Ball. Dubant, and Davis,
committee for the first district, Fourth ward, the
handsome sum Of $562S; from Mr.. 7: O. Con:
molly, of the Patent Once committee, the sum OF
PAymaster Generals office, the sum OF $3.50.
The national Republican., 1867-12-25

sFRAuD ON THE PEssIoN OyYIcE.-On the 18th
Instant, Charles Kicker was sentenced by Judge
Fox, presiding In the United States district court
at Portland, Maine, to three yeSs' impriaon
obtain . pension. Milton N Kicker was indicted
at the same term of the court and will be tried In
February next, for violation Of the arst and
third sections Of the act Of March 2, 1868.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

~ A YoJxa LADY returning ia
coua.ry home. alter . sojourn II
months in the city. wss hardly reccy.
bs her friends IN p,sce Of /. eoans ,
tic, ti.aDlIcd i.te. 10 Isd = soi,, rub,
plexioa Of almost uufble smoo,hue.
instead OF tTcnty tkree, she really ~
ed bu, eigii'yn. Upon inquiry .. Il
cause Of - gtca, change. She plaisl;
ll,em that Sic used the CiRCASSIn
EAiN, ARD considered II mn iuyss'
acqu Atioa 10 any ls3yt toilet 81
asc any lady or seutjsanN can apr
illcif personal aptsassarr an ha,t
fold. 1tis simple n IL combinatias J
Nature ht,.clf u silnple, yet aasarp,u
in its efncscy 10 drawing impurities n
also Healing, citassiag sad k'satfyiss1
skin ana coapIsxIsa. By ~ diree, ~
on ,be eulicl-, II drsvs from il all IL
pprilies. kindly healloe The sane, !
having the ssfhso - Eiau-c Iu,enia
sls,asd be-, rleaf. ~. snsoth and t.ss}
h.l. Ptiss y, aeas by MAil or e1pu
on rreipt d 40 oedss. b.
". I. CLARK 4 CO, Chemist,
No. > Wa Fsyetts s,sv.
u Nf sl Syracuse. \. l
The only American agents for liz =
oil sts asme. nhlk1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31
Weparat0v Caplvii.


nnv svsy hlse irixzes. your ssi,cher,
your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth a
hg;
Come ased, conc youthful. cons nsly and
fair,
Ard rejosee In your own luxuriao, hair,
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon balj heajs,
(ifo1 whatever cause Il nay have fallen
eat) end hureing = growth 81 halr upon
u Asc, Il ~ no eqaal. IL viii force the
lizard to grew npos the smoullss, faer 10
IRON avs to eight weeks, os hair upon
bald heals In iron two 10 ttses months
A few igposaai practitioners have ASSERT
ed that her + sothins that vii! force o,
hasten tt growth Of The hair or t~ard
Their sssest,ons are iaIse, a. thousands Al
living witassss (IroS their own expert.
ence) can bsas witDess But many gill
say, how ere Ne to Distinguish the eensiss
from the spurious! II certainly rs dtA
cult, a. sips. teoths Of the di1rren, prvpa.
nations sdveftis d ior the hair and heaxd
ere entirely worthless, snd you my have
already thrown away lmrge amounts In
their purchase. To such We would NV
Try the Rrpasat~ Csppii!i; II viii cnss
You nothing, unless /, fully comcs up to
oar representations. II your Druggist
does not keep II, send IA onc dollar ard
~ will forward It, post paid together
With atsssip'. Tor the ,ncasy. which Viii
b returned TO you 90 application. proyi.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

q heart, Hhs, wonld., thou ask Of Time ,
Thy childhood. merry hours again
Tay youth delightful golden cline
Tn, Laser days Of sun and RAIN
All, nol-if only thou eoaldss live
One moment Of thy Swallowed r~st
Had Time the precious boon 10 give,
How sweet thy calm at last
cne moment, 10 undo the deed
OF wrong our willfulhnud- have done
Ono moment to upr.o' the weed
That prospcrs in the haleful sun
one moment only, 70 recall
lukindly words and idle sneers
,'ise this, q Tine and keep thos all
Thy store Of buried years,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

One Of the most awful oalsmities /
tina, ever happened in this section Of I
Canada, occurred on the 18th July, /
in the township Of Augusta, whereby /
the wife Of an old rensiouer, named 1
Layery and four httla children, were |
burned Literally to ashes. The Lave I
~ fsmily. consisting of the father,
oho il an old mar OF .~een,y years,
his wife aud eve i!dren, occupied a
long house sixteen feet square built
agairst bank, John, the eldest Of
the children, about seventeen years
Of age, had been for some time pas,
working for his uncle some distance
away, bu, on that fatal night had re-
turned home. As soon as he arrived,
at a rather late hour, his mother
lighted FIRE and prepared him some
food. The cook stove stood in n kind
Of porch or ssoop in front Of the
house, and he observed before going
to bed, which he did after eating his
supper sbost ten o'clock, TINT brisk
Gre was still burning in the store,
~. :. h;r..,S s.a ~ s.,hor 's aas
,ha .h;,dror sam. ,,u. rvar;ans ~
The room on the ground Aoor con
tanned two beds, one Of which was &C.
cupied by this boy John. and the
a.. =, M.-x .,.S s.."n 80.
-. .h... 80. ~ A1;."
g.. shou, ~, no,.h. IA ~. sona,
-. -. occ,,;.A h. 10 c.,h.r Ia
c..sE, iii .ho., n;rs re.rs nld
=. ~. a.; f.. 49,. ~. c..H,-
a.. Joh. T.,s,r ...... ~. ~
.-ol. hon, m;an;:A, "a a;.on...sS
~, ,hc rcrch vhe,c ,hs coot.,o,s
49,, v,son a. IT. INN. Hail.
,", nm I'D o,..n.,, ,hn aonr 49,
sf ~. - n.y.. II" ~" .-:1
- 49,, ~. .,.,.r A., 49,, -;
ts.st~I - - H.. g. -
E-Ii I.ssh .,,i -
H. mo,asr w.. s,,tonod w., w.
no;.. ma mad n ,r,;.. - a,.. =. ,hs
Jnar ~ no, az, az VA H." .,
s,...,n,.I A.s.t 80. ~. -; II A
A., IT, ~ ~. ,,,,ss oaI'. w. 49, s',
roSn.;ra ~ ,,;s" s.s IT.: ~" "s S .
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

vEUx One application vasru,ts6 tn
csrl the most stssiehs ard stubborn hair
q either N ints wsvy finassts. Or heavy
massive euh hn hesn sseA b IL
AaAts~aAlas d Pars nd lnsdan, uitA
~ MOTT gratifying re.slia Dos no 10
jsry to the hair Price BY rail. s<alul
end post paid. q, Descriptive circalafs
usiled irce Addrrs,
BERGEN, aHurfA 4 CO 9
chrmi's 2ss R'vcr VI,
Troy, N.Y.
Sole agents ios TIE U ). mario IL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

Opposite Russell 4 Cas- hvisk S+ors,
DALLAS STREET,
Jefferson. Tsxas.
nUR Stock has been purchased under
" The most fasorabIs civanseancss,
And W arc dstsrmined 70 sell u Low
ER PRICES than The aatns class Of
good can b. purchased anywhere Ia
Je0sPs0B.
Tho highest market prices paid for
Cosntry Produce, Hides, Wool, Pe!triss
end Aseeswnx
dive US : cali, and you shall not 20
swsy dissatisfied MARI, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

~ sliIg!|ssk
not Yet

MOI fet'
=" lot US forget the irien ds who have de-
ceiyed Us.
Let 1s forget the loves that wake re
greet
grieved Us,
Let us sorgct--ioreei--sorees'
Johs posssS
CaI sc sassei the hearts which nave ae'
eriyei us
The dreams that Gully waken sharp
regret
Let who can SAY, 'ooh-bie b" iiss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

For Improving and Bsaa'iil ihg the
CompIcsisn
The nast valuable a,.i yerlkc, prepass-
TN 10 W. hs giving the skis bsnai ''sl
poprl Ike ts,, thai ,a Only iousd 10 Youth.
Il quickly removes Tan. FNckles, Pin
~. Bic1ehe3, Moth Pate - ssli'i~psss.
hsps,osa. and oil Impurities ri ihs shih.
sindiy keeling tAe ssms, leaving TN .k,n
shl,e M cless - slsbassn It's u~'
ssnnat ~ directed By 10 cLo-ssi sernt'-
y. and bsisg . vegetable Ps~p~ai.on y
pls4ee,ly Ansuleo- II is IN only article
q IN III ssed BY the Prencf. and !.
considered b. TIE Pafisian = indisl~nsa
~ 10 psrsset toilet Up~aras Of ,hirty
sAoapao1 bo.tIss we're sid during The
pas, yeas. . sulhcient susssutre Of it.
socsry. Price only rs osso. SEM BY
nail, rosefasd, 90 stceip. q ~ order. b,
BERGER, SHUTS i co,
Chemists, 2Ss Rive ST..
marldly Troy. Y. Y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

,As1! ss! =! a. - T. Hs = !. On SAL
yan, -, 'Gfii4a ~ X no4?-r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

~ ~ MILLER CO.. Fint premium
X. steam andy menniactory - Sca esee
sholcsale csnitctlouefs, Ncprt " taiiiur-
ma - iur.
April y lsc5 --iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-08-31

LIVELY AID rAxcy eoops.


II rIFFKI ~ CsrAi g Toys, Periphery.
-. coria. BJs-ars butieas fay<. Nc l.t..
Pa. cuir1y rhssd wave, Drss' fumrlnrs.
Ha1Hlts. fie. lflf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13
NEW YORK CITY.


4, q re sss SrsssIs ne DAY Of ss &C., as
Ne. YORK beng he IL aay Of Sesense Tor the purpo..
Of revising and correcting the lists
Ts e %s sa : . ss Ne o. S. AND
ssn q ss .s s ON na me 1 I n A soa 1ms %
Thus while the meeting tuesday, the 18th day Of
Of rasy and s.,aray the Is, and "a aays OF No1embe
for revsen correction, addition subtraction and
Personal attendance Is again necessary FOR the citizen
Upon days Of meeting the same procedure
on The DAY or days OF nrsi meeting Is TO se had
o 81 wso & SS:s sao
med voters on tae Tuesday .eee.ion day following
I those who. elecnon day win have completed the
f year OF state residence on that day be fv o.
VIII on election day, have completed the four months
Those who. BY election DAY viii have nstursred
Those who win have been fully thirty days resident Of
the Congressional Senate. Assembly or Aeennanlc
dsre, or Of all those dises when election ds, arrives
I'd da, OF November there be further srAtor
said ha no can ,s '" ss Sas
under any circumstances unless he Las no" oseh regis
rpos hi. adjournment each Of he nPs'eoiI e.. ssePs
viz ~. ~ We "onns crs ,h "a he slre.a 81 fi-eoas
The o the chief the Metropolitan Police
Norr-Psvous election Instructions have Contained res
ss on s now sss are 9ss u the pro-
registry quoted bat hero repeated
In led ste on applying TO have lie placed on the
registry unless the fact OF his naturalization be known TO
three inspectors prove that he citizen
United hy producing certlca,e Of naiura-
other proof Of being citizen 10 be received unless he
has shown TO the satisfaction OF the Board OF Registry
he unable produce such certificate Sec Of
such person shall have been naurased 70 the personal
proof may spensed with. Sec. =. act Of 1870.
satisfaction the Inspector. by bl. own
oath otherwise that the person claiming . he placed
which he produces Sec. 2. act Of 1850.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS yEsTERDsy.


The following European and coas,uss steamers len
ths port yes erday:-
The steamer city OF Boston OF the Inman liue len
pier IS North river for Liverpool ria Queenstown hav-
ing board thirty cabin and hundred and eighty
s'eerage passengers with fall freight, consisting Of
cotton, wheat meats provisions, &c, and 1915 In
specie. She carries the United States mail
The Hibernis of the Anchor line, left her pier 20
North river, for Glasgow. Liverpool and Londonderry,
with eighteen cabin aud eghtynve steerage passengers
sho carries full freight, consisting OF 10000 Bushels
wheat 5000 bushels corn 900 barrels four and 200
barrels rosn.
The saxonia OF the Hamburg American steam Pacse,
Company left her dock, pier 80, Hoboken, for South
amptop, Hayre and Hamburg, having on board thirty
cabin and sixty steerage passengers with full freight
consisting OF $50 bales cotton 10000 bushels rye and
the balance OF Der cargo IN assorted merchandise
takes $500 600 in spece.
The Erin, OF the National line left pier ~ North river
one cabin and hundred and fifty seerage passen-
gers and full assorted cargo.
dock, pier North river. for London, with thirty nine
cabin and thirty-two storage passengers and full
freight
river, for Galveston Texas, with eight passengers and
cargo OF miscellaneous merchandise
The Rapidan, Of the Atlantic Coast Steamship Com
pany left BERTH pier So North river for New Or
leans Mobile Galveston and Iavacca, with twelve pas
Ine sanhsitan, OF the Now York and Charleston
Steamship Company, left her pier, North river. for
Charleston, having board ninety cabin twelve
stscrage passengers, with n full assorted cargo.
The steamer Huntsville. OF the Black Star line, LETT
pier 10 North river, for savannah with forty first class
passengers and q cargo OF miscellaneous freight.
The San Jacnto OF the Empire ne left pier l3 North
river for Savannah having on board ifty-three first
class passengers and . full assorted freight
The George Washington, OF tho Cromwell lne left
pier No North river Tor New Orleans with sixteen
passengers and fair freight OF assorted merchandise
Steamer James 4. Green, the Express Steamship
line, lett pier l5 East RIVER for Washington, George
town and Alexandria, with a cargo OF miscellaneous
freight
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NEW JERSE Y.



Ystsq NAS KILLED o. rHs EEiE RAILWAY Of
the most melancholy cases In the record OF human
slaughter on those OF desththe Jersey rail.
rosds--occurrcd 81 noon yesterday. Young man
hsincd Thomas finnsy, nineteen years OF age, was
Jumping on freight Port Jervs Just a. the train
moving on from the station. when he slipped on and
fell under tho wneols which crushed OF his arms
portion 0f tis skull and one knee When taken up he
gate consc Gus and piteuusly begged the brake
man. Edward Mccoy. 20 bring him . priest. Rev.
Mr. Brennan arrived short time. with two
phvcsn~ Who adv sed yha, he be conveyed the New
naming witn the sufferer ill the reached Middle
town, where ths poor fellow expired about three
srs Of An hour after TIE occurrence. The body
conveyed 70 ue Ere Railway depot at Jersey CITY.
where nqresl will he held by Coroner Warren this
rnorpns. appears that deceased resided with his
sister at No. 81 Greenwich street. New York and about
slr months ago vent 70 Prrslo in search Of employ
men, He was returning TO New York and, not having
wbsrewith 10 Jay hts fare vas getting freight
trusting 10 the generosity Of the employees allow HIM
10 proceed. he wa q native OF this country and
married
Acrrpusr ~ 'LososHorssAs. bryan Norton, one Of
the men employed al tho PA,crsou doc1 fell through
tho hstchwsy OF the brig John saunderson At eight
clock yesterday morniog breaking his leg besides
sustaining internal injuries he was conveyed for
medical attendance 20 the house OF friend, No rs
Brunswick street.
PoLrc.I-0n Friday night the Republican conven
ton o. the Third Assembly dstrc, nominated Benjamin
Van Ripper The democrats OF the FRS, ward held q
meeting last night tosehght procession, headed By
= BRAS band, took place.
Communipaw.
tyr siocs Yssps Ass AsArro,s Tho rso<pts Tor the
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.ReokLYS INTELLIGENCE.

Ea.rtsS DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT TRouBLws.--Last
evening chef Ensineer Doyle, IN compliance with
resolution or the Board OF Fire
the house or Hook and Ladder Company No. TO be
locked up The action OF tho Commissioners based
charge preferred by the foreman OF Hose Company
No . who alleged that the Sd instant the hook and
ladder apparatus into the hose carriage Both
companies belong To rival factions.
PURSUIT CAPTURE A nuEr.--Yesterday Fore
Marcus j. Cohen, proprietor Of clothing store al
2ls Grand street. E. d., observed stranger snatch two
ovsrcoAls hanging outside his door, and immediately
the alarm OF stop thefn His cries hal the effect
Of gathering crowd, and all started IN pursuit OF the
fugitive After exciting chase for several blocks ne
was beaded or by officer II. Guischard, OF the FJrtv-
nfth precinct who took him TO the station house. where
he gave the OF Frederick Meyer, aud said he re
sided Al $50 Houston street, New York.
DyvIcfSc, FIRE APPARATUS N sorrB BRookLyS-
From time TO time within the past two years efforts
have been made by several Of the properly in
South Brooklyn have IRE engine located on the lower
end OF Van street, which neighbornood is not at
present provided with any such appliances for the pro-
lection OF properly. II is weknown fact that this is
perhaps nhanmable district the who'e CITY,
owing number OF oil renneries rosn works. dist
erie-, &c which here located Besides, there are
Atlantic dock and various other valuable store
houses not 10 speak or the tbckly populated condition
Of the lower end OF T~efh ward Yet, for all these
urgent Arguments in favor OF proper safeguard
against frequent ana disastrous CONGREGATIONS
there Is appeal: ~ least Il would seem
co. IL ~ true tbere are two nose carriages In tue VI
entity OF Hamilton avenue Nos and 49, and they
both prompt and ecent In tue III charge Of their duty
but they not equal 20 the task which steamer can
perform early the grounf The nearest nre
engine this district Is No 2 viii n rs located on HICKS
81 cs near nesraw. The interests. safety aud impor-
or south BROOKLYN demand tina; every attention
be paid TO this subeci by tho Corporstoa and that the
deficiency be supplied.
ARRtsrs ~ BsooKlvx Drnisa THE wfFK.-Therc were
three hundred lortytwo made by the police
OF the city OF Churches within the past six days. The
principal causes Of arrest were intoxication and vio
ation OF city ordinances There perceptbe falling
Oh in Tho number OF burTiares as compared with the
urev wes.