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CORPORATION NOTICE.

PURIrC NOTICE hereby given to the owne or o"~ -esups
~ II All Houses sad impfo ed unmpro'ei b'nd'
affected thereby that the following Assessments has osen IT,
And are lodged the Office Of The Boari OF Assessors "'
all persons interested, W.; g.. ", ..-,. .ith tr,,
is. Por paving Nestry'Treet ou "ieehNi'n ~ ''' 49,
block It, tones and a.g
.i.a I'm from l23th TO l2Jhster
IN Fcr buhng 1h avenue, between va anu 'pH'
.,J 4, proaauay between 42d aud ft- streets ~.
The limits embraced by such Asessment include All ne ever. m
si Io Ground Lots pieces aud parcel, 90 lahh
sBoh sides OF ycsty, from Greenwieh TO "es 'Iee " '
,er, az fthe bloch 10 the interserng streets - ,
% nal ~. al bsecn le5ih aud 18th street,
re vel se Oh 7tavenu it to lSt street AMI oyu
Of ;gstfes Of hahthe block "es' OF I'D Ae"N'
I'd, of BToalway from Al 10 iJ streets - 49,.
An nersons whose interests effected ~ we aoo'r ~
,ss mi ~lo are opposed either 81 them ar
~ p,rt tbs objections In writing to one o. tnr ntde
"a - CuANBRRS STREET, BASEMENT AlsW IOl
J1fsf .ltLlp tllTty Oars from cate 81 ib mott ~ .
iiO'oii WINS '' JACOB ,. OAKLEY. Board IT
JOHN D. OTTIWELL OF
ISAAC q. HINT, Aorsors
..,, po.Hp Oh A,.ss,oHk YEv Gown nOtsB, AyniI He
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in sixthst this morning al sac for car Of lghtish
sheep with another ear at &C., 20 culs out and 9c TOT
another carload Of pretty fair sheep. One Of wares
Ohio stock clipped, ia 70, brought lolc, being extra
stock. Lambs are not plenty.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Tcceipts by Railroads, 90 wit: Hudson River Railroad,
1ciQ, Erie Railroad, l,Gl Ncw-JeTsCy Central Railroad
6S}2-TOtal, 1902.
HOGS have been doing better Of late owing TO lighter
receipts and improved quality and better demand
They worth 7iaS4c There were ~ cars on the
FOrtietst market this morning, all OF which were sold
before carload OF scaawag hogs, l6 10 average
was sold dunng the week at &C., and ere considered
dearer than PRIME hogs at &C. IL IS not safe To count
upon present rates for any length OF time for ee arlV
ais and hot weather will carry Them back 10 the old rates
Just now, however, they are firm at quotations Inc
sauehterng at Communipaw amounted TO ESQ for ZINE
week.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
In the absence Of the President Alderman Charlie y.
LOew presided.
Alderman Low presented the following:
W, charters Of the city Of New YORK aosi
phai IN granting to ne corporate aahGr, ss Ma,Sf
oev Aat Do oI hers and Successors s9t .'
NewYOs ard their SUCCESSOR forever that the Mayor Of the ssd Cy
for The n beng and 70 ot wss,'Ss5ss sa1 nave % az
pea b. shall think q 20 license them ard any Of ta " sssP
lqSo within the CIV o. New YofE or the hbere. preensts
AZ by retail b, the and also provides sst
ne cns fee therefor should be applied 70 hs posns Ss o. We
be rendered made or done heirs successors or az. "''
R1rsS he City h.s rot voluntarily surrendered The power
D b a % S uthSes Of cty aud K. fsvnSs
i've u that amount RE burden q ,s1aon
borne By the people Of the city be II therefore - md b. h 70
qus report this Board his sest convenience b. opinion
5 iy IN st 70 @serei.s n tosetRSr with such @ sSsgos
opinions and as he may think proper bearing agSS s
aa'e Of ih transfer Of she power ~ e % non ' '''''
Which was adopted.
The Tax Levy as amended and adopted by the Council
AlddermanNoRToS moved Thar this Board concur with
the Bear o. % @ on re Sd pVr Cons n
Common Council took any action upon the Tax Levy az
of the passage OF the Tax Levy by the Legislature tho
Controller would begin TO pay moneys due for and on ac
yene from the time OF the passage Of the levy by the Leg
isaturc until the thirty days before alluded TO should en-,
pirc he hoped the Board would concur In the amend
ments.
Alderman Norton's motion was lost.
The Board concurred with the CouncmeB In q reeolu-
requesting the Mayor TO protect far he may bo
able to- rights OF all persons who do not take out IL
as hackmen. pawn brokers, &c, e' Sep rem tho
Police Commissioners.
motion WAS made and adopted that Committee OF
I'VE shall be appointed with the Board OF Coun
clmen the amendments TO the Tax Levy; which Was
carried and Aldermen Ely, Norton, Coulter Sceinnr'
and NcQuade were appointecfas such Committee.
The Board then adjourned
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ARRIVED.

s,ea,ashp Eqn,or aeksN.y Bosiou Benner Brown slne
Steamship ibGaarr Sayl,., Wlhing'm y g. WI" ' "
pass. o. Ismes Hand t,,-,.H, ID. -. A.. ,,4 ,,,,
King klehmohu an "l'"'A' WIZ 'N
10 g.. ieueken & PsmOre 80 ..l o... Ia
srssshp John Gibson Fuller Alexandria VIII mise ant pas !"
a;sa Meade sampson NewOeaBs Apr % With "a'e
ni p1Ss 10 H. % Cromwell Co Had bcy eind me 'Ao' pS'
Al Ia, p.si bars Cuba Havana Tor Nev-ofrAhs -
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Wilmington - WIZ WE"
S,.ao ssppho Lingo Wilmington c. s. hoar With "'''
'p p t mr. ,rgsads Liverpool Apn D. via puesasioNs
ON -ih nd.e and hgg pass T. Canard 't ins 80" A."
ns..e an inInsn .iesnhp beund $50 m bremen ass~sP
S,esa.l I,.becca Clyde Sn,dei New0esn N'n ~'' ' ~ |
" $40 Western Continent n YesBed with oil to ''''A' !"
SI s.ncho p,n ros4a c,rca,' loAy' With 'si oil
Ga Sasit, Crie Me,,a, Giossr With Gu' to si'p'oa
't Gan Eden fof Booth Ba, Geenisaf MeH with "ut &"
~ W,s a Han ioi Boop) FISH Ceafsgos q da,s vita
Arrll ~ stru.s hearing vi % y - Hi,'
fn the undrr Chased te'a iepssls
a soIs with hr Visa OF Tarton Benton rom b,'e
,r lacLson,I cargo ofr eafryns away oI lns 80.
sinking condition topk IRONS he
h 'a" ,n1 c,e,s AMI brought them TO this port -,
M, Srie Antrim Wallace Nuetita'' u DAYS VAN A's4 "
nc F,c,or Cooper Bermuda, dsgs ~isb PrSaee ana pas
Nj IN { Filth bark ouniaro hnr New lofA ' . f -
are E,e lof TefusJ DcAenon, Parnno, ~ a'' WIN "D
sr Fuuy lo swansea Clay Palermo % DAYS via i' ''''
Ds,nTT, Y Edwards Alien virgus Corn.
sem Willie Mn English Wilmington y g. GAYS ".'''- 49,
to eo~s' IS" baltimore for NeuIIryen With coal
~, NJ & Henderson foCeat bsg hsrlorl WIN hs'' " '
n I,,,r weather Aylsg jibboon and damaged Ir
Sc5r " p King, Rockwell ~ MaThs 10 aps' WIN ''' =
,iebr Valiant Mcfarland Rondoat tof Boston "a
Barn Coleman Portland, Ne, FOR hHarg'
srhr II. 4. Bascom Collins, fAll River , -,
SEN a. Heater, hrsey, IciaS'' Me- VIZ p"sy"
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Frs ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QrEBNSTOwN. MAY 6--lu steamship
qar.iMr carn. Mrs Reed, Miss Gustard, Wa tswce Nj
Merit q FsTgussn, W. &. Taylor. Thss Hughes
FROM BERMUDA Msy 6-n brig hesIs olihltge
NJ q Frth Mir A q. Newman Mr. J. y Wells Mrs d Whittier
AMI daughter Hrs C. L. Coobs Mn T. Gilbert, M W
Iane and wife mad and three children Me loune ant
sId MIR J. Msgebr Hokesbng Geo Sehy r. Underwood
M n NJ Green aad daughter Alae Mrs. A underwater
Gr J. N Ia Rue A r. Abcrcombie H. AeKinNeE d. Geissoo Ms
Bsnisnau Mrs ~ A. stewart }. Campbell I've cidien. aSd
sersut hss NJ spear Wes.away, hr LssHs ana wife
NJ. Acona X Martinez W Crawford.
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SHIPPING RTELLIGE NCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

CLEARED.
Hsfp Trsars.ac Brl Chap Qaebec, Hewlett Iorrasff
E.liu Ilooi KELLEY. Francisco, q. D. sutton
g,k Ricardo (taD CaliaBo Cork for otr' Soe'ch
Smith. ID. 80, =. ~ ,t.- w., L
B,,k t..yrian fFr) Means Cork for orders 4 lndsay
Bus Daphne tBl. l01ug ilavre via Philadelphia D. W Even
Nrs Ae,s,ri (Brl Phinuey, Aylesford, Brett Son Co
IA, Eiras tBrl Moses s. John " D., j. > Stephenson
Rf.s Afso QtalJ CsheIo Grssngck, slocoych 4 Smin
l,rs b Reiusto1 Snnauho perhambreo, G. Iulinsn o.
me- Victoria Amela (Brl Tcuio, CAGl, Topper Breathe
Ri Isis Cokef, CieniuegOs. Liant Brothers
Ire Afi.c tBL). CaaBe. Windsor, ID. X DeWoi TO
YS,bo White Sea James, savannah, q. q Young 60
srbr Krp,unes Bride Jrowel Norfolk, ID IIowOrdgs 80
Ssbr A D-Iar Low, Nassau, y. J. Weinberg
Srsr Edwani tTr) MarnaVd ST. johns n T., b >na U"
Sebr low Ell Scranton Iogdu Savannah, " L. hcCfea -"
srhr Helena Alden. Charleston n H. Mctready \ Co
Sehr A r. Willard Lausl Boston II. ". Loud 20
Sebf s Waterman Chase New Bedford, Ferguson Wood
ssbf ". H. Bowen, jackson, Dighoo, n g. Nranahaa.
Fellow Oyrr OTieui, y. J., Racket ia!'i
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ss H1 ass.1 gy rs N: s S.g.!s. s s..
sehr. AdrapRs, Eastman, Gardner, Me-
ss. s 4 s 1:l % : 1f s'Yi Man, s'
seSr Tyrali Scui,. eT.BsdiaTd ''"''A
Sehr j. n. Braneri, Clark Portland O. with stone
sebr Charlie aud willie CbO@ars Rostsna 9i sios stone
Selr Alma odin, Franks BrooIsye With granite for tic Eav
sslr ch'rs,rgiah.n, EI.asethpsr. sr pre,idcass:
Schr Wm g. Bartlett Bartlett Dahen days with lumber Cold
ssbr. Eclipse. stOai Georgetown, D. c.
sehr Pangasssti Naples AeIaudA wAh coal bsusd
selr Matte E Ta5cr Wallace Georse.Ovp p c. With coal
sehr John CaTn r, Williams from wreck 81 snip heD~''h
sbr FlyaNay, xeuy. Boston.
SPOKEN.
r. A. Allen-bark from Boston for Havana Maya
kedHood-brg, from Boston for Remedies, May j.
Steamship Sea Bird va. totally Destroyed BY yesrda, "td
Bank The origin Of the Gre Is not known.
PoRTRIss MoSRoE May l5Tbe steam sOOp Of War Rehmo>
Nicholson arrived yesterday and proceeded the G:.yS
w gale soeses viii g to The Charleston Navy for her srn
here oer being merely on tnposy duty They Viii retain h
Washington ss5 delivering the ships e A co%@'Sd.5 At cAse
ai,sd az Sosp. .sdsy NTH S,, store H.,
Yard yesterday tu' On board the sOOp Ofw" Dale fitting '
The o. s seam4gse su.aueharna flagship Of tn. North
Atlantic squadron Palmer rened yesterday asI %
tie West Indies Tie suquehanRa has ved Santa Cruz POrfsa-
Prince, Port Royal Kingston Hayten, other
Islands, and inspected ganbosts Marbebed 0sceoa haentH,
The arbebed from Cape Hayden 70 PQn
Prince On the b Of Apnl e ndsmen board s SusqUe
hanna Won H. Lesmsn OfROCaway New YORK. died and
bure shore Cape Hyn he taken sick aer leaving
Kingston and has mady exhibited symptom Of yellow RIVER
Others of the stricken down with the fever It's most t
FORM and rapidly spreading the Admiral DECIDED return
norhward immediately without completing the work Of inspect
There sickness shore aaOat either Kingston Caps
and g, Ts syu1 1s ss se S s . s @
board when the Suquehnna arrived bre and s
ship anchored the shore great alarm created and The o'
prevailed The Post and Quarantine hr
waited the e @ morning and made personal examination o. tsa
found aa the genuine fever bat exceedingly
The a Of the residents ashore consequently soo
qaeed health Of the officers the ship l. excellent Admiral
Palmer will continue the cruise 0; inspection tie ee' dAp-
pears entirely.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MAY Arrived steamships ROmau Philadelphia ksy West,
New York bark Gsdsore haaDEas via MATTHIAS
vneyard, where she ashore.
FoRTss NoxEoE May 3The brig Helen from Baltimore for Nova
large feet Of for
sequence NE The T. steamship De Soto sailed for Hs-
the Aseutney sailed for Wsngton The weather bAs
chilly to-day rendering and thick clothing
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REMARKs ABnuT nrET CATTLE.

Il number this week 6487 head, compares with
8 last week and with S,74s head average PEI
garage. The number sold to-day at the One hund
g. geek and with ssli head the average per week last
ysF', and with ASS head at market one year.ago
THE Markets THIS WEEK,
ere was little excitement or change al any of
~ narket places last week after closing up at one
han redtl-st. Monday p. There was fair trade nj
Hue Oh City ON Wednesday, with about 1,lOO cattle
80 The market was not over lively and prices ruled
g. Thursday there fresh cattle at Hudson City
's2 at Conmunpaw-neludin few sold the previous
ZION of buyers, s the stock well sold of at all the
places at the rates OF the previous Day though owners
called the market weaker The excitement, however
was all reserved for the Mondays trade al One-hm0
redths where coo head yarded aud sales began
with considerable e at about the rates Of this day week
and AS the drOVes were closed out, after another
sorOe OF the cattle were weighed ont in the after
at lie per %, or the price Of good ones in the morn
The drOYes generally Of an even quality, about
sruium flesh with few prime bat nothing very poor.
e new orders Of the Board Of Health were promn
by the police during the forenoon. 10 the little
sHr vance OF butchers, especially those living out Of
&C. Cattle are now not allowed 10 be driven anywhere
Oeack in the evening After p m and up TO two hours
he sunrise certain streets may be used for driving in
Butchers were particularly indignant aud very severe in
their dcnunciatons ~ the law, regulation. They
claim that thus and other acts are all aimedto drive
eDt the failure Of two somewhat noted cattle brokers'
q spectators, d. Barnes and J. Ilamm were fruitful
themes OF discussion. II is understood That the latter
has Jailed for large amount and has left for parts UNI
known
Int tOal supply or ctile TINS week e some iiW less
thin for the corresponding week year ago, when
prices nearly 20. lower than There il great
zee 81 specnlaon In cattle just now, buyers securing
slOek az COmmuuipaw, and taking 10 10 Onc-huudredth
~; also buying "a Hudson city for the markct
Hhle not few lois change hands after they reach Tho
oln frunf which they 10 Dc offered ~ retail This Is
~ addition to the large purchases ~ Buffalo and Albany
ohf totals show the numbers Invested 81 these local
fhshges being The amount OF stock actually brought 10
the city
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1865
9uOTArOSs- SHARED sheep sJa9gc; lambs l6aIsc
We have large Dereasc n the receipts OF sheep this
sFss Nh no particular variation IN price. Most " the
- - BOW SHARED and the quality upon tie whole
ipoNlhg SIN few lear lOts coming forward
oT 10 hide their neailcss bones. OF these have
sOid as low Sc, while good lOe Of wool stock VIII
Ilnsif lot from Canada, los head OF n average
"F sOvl MAJ tod ~ lie, saturday. sales WeFs nSde
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Geacbers.

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AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET-5 O'CLOCk.-Ahele
has been nothing doing in Pork since change holders OF
lfese are firm, and demand S23 50S 20 cash. ana iegu
laf buyers Offer Sc. below these figures.
PETROLEUM market is dull but steady; we quote
Crude ~ lie In bulk, and 16ie. in Dbl Refined III pond
nj 2G02G}c s. W. and 27lc for p w. Stock ON hand
May e05l bbls Crude 20 Csc bDlS Rened, ana SSS Dds
Naptha
HECTIC inquiry light, and have only TO report
y bags RangOOn at 4c., gold, IN bond. " 8,
SUGAR-Raw Sugars are moderately active ana sletuy
NJ former figures sales OF 363 hds. ut 1OAGl28c Tor
Cuba and lOc for Porto Rico to the trade and 6O boxes
Havana at q GI1c. Refined are steady at 4sel5e Tor
Hauls.
SEEDS-C1over Seed is only in limited demand, and
prices favor the buyer; quote at 14al6c Tor ono
PcunsyiyauIa and State. Timothy Seed Is quiet, win
small sales at S3aS 50 IS. Rough FLAX seed Is ufll anu
moderately active at Sass 90 Calcutta lnseed u firm
ana IN fair demand at s. 5oa$2 co. gold IN Boston ana
TAILOw-The market is fairly active and steady;
sales OF $4,000 lbs. at il Gll3c. Strictly prime If heu
WiIIsKY-Tlore is u fair demand for Western, in small
lots at 295 03Oc., IN bond
MOOI2The business In Domestic Fleeces has becn Ony
~ moderate extent; manufacturers Only putclaSe
such lots Will supply their immediate wants; prices
have ruled favor of the buyer but have no actd
decline to note effect sales 20 extent concession
would have TO be submitted to- Wequote nonay as FOL
lows: Domestic FleecCs at 60O51c. Tor Naive ana one
quarter MenOs, for onehah and thretquarteIs
do GC4c for f0bOOd MerinOS and 075c for saXony
FoeCcs J0a lOc for No. Pulled 40G5Oc. for Superiine
do and JOQ5sc. for Extra do. 22d27c. Tor common
Unwashed California; S00iOc. Tor flDe 10, Is
ag2e for Texas, and American COmbipg AT 5tG65c we
quote Foreign follows South American at 80 d5c Tor
Common Washed; S2942c. for UnNashed Mestiza aud
MorjnO. 35a4Oc. for Washed Entire Rios 2Jd2Sc. for
Unwashed Creole zO046c. for Washed COrdOvai Chlan
ri 2l05ic. for UaW9 she'd Mestiza and MernO Cape OF
FOR Washed and African at 2Ga3Oc for Unwashed and
t0d4Oc. for Washed
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Orrcs CROroS Aeg,prcr DErAETEETT,

TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
PROPOSALS niolsed With the title Of the r9A 70 WheI
relates the bidder NJ Us Offering viii be recon
s Office until u q MONDAY, MAY ~ for The eomsgsnos
SEWERS and CkOSSWALKS, TO wiz Sewers spec No. ~ IN b
IT. between DIyIsonsnd Horstonsts spee No ~ ia gh .
Eghtiourh st. between Fourth and Fnhave spee No ~ N nl
Sixth seyeusayea (spec ~ in Slry third and
sI fourth SIS between Fourth and FAhNes AID IN Faye be
bird ami Seyente iSpec Monroe and Hen
r's between Pike and kger and Hent beSeen tlthnr
aud Markets Spec No 25l In Nser bet Pecksp and
Madison between 30
~ 10 Sufost between Grand and Broones and in Norfolk s. be
Grand and Herersts and lSpec No ~ IN lntst be-
tween Third and Fourthsss And for CossEasP No ~ aero:
Fouriafe al Forty sixth = lSpee No & from west side Broadway At
Fort rs to SIDE SeYeathae between Forty fourth and Forty
thst lSpee No ~ in rage between Port fourth snd Fse
enti ss Spee No 2 az icof Greenwich and SihaeS iSpc
No l6 aeross Hdost lower side JaeksOsJra and Egh
side ADng (Spec No ~ Tbaye
~ lnb and O5h ard Spee No @ Wsyere place as West
Ienth-si- and across Gnensehst at lIoratiost
Plans for the above and specifications forms for BIDS
obtained vi APPLICATION 81 this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS
ROBERT L. DARRAGB,
A. W. CRAVEN, ..-
Croion Annedne Board
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BORT n)aroen's Notice.

STATE NEw.YORE, /
PoRTWARDESs Office, Ne - Wiham-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section o The Act passed April a. 1851 entitled An Aets
the Nadens Once OF the PO OF Ne1loTk 81 peos
having charge OF the subject natter Of such nq,
survey that the following under
the said eIAnBsuoss VII
completed days succeeding Ills notice board sal
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

May 6.-2is7 bbls Flour, 2O6 bbls Whisky, GOO sacks
Corn Meal sacks Oilcake, 1880 bush Corn, 75 bush
Oats, col bbls. Pork $50 pkgs. Cut Meats 100 pkgs
Lard 1910 bbls Petroleum, 1850 pkgs. Butter $40 pRgs
Cheese.
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Hlnrhle mlntels

MARBLE Manifested hANTELS on
vi hand Of ever quA.y which will be sold for the nIt
DAYS liberal deduction atA KLABERs Mante Wsrerooms No
100 last Eghteenthst Thirsve Y. Cut this ont
NARBLEIZED SLATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WI In appearance durable half the price Of marble l.
STEWART No 0O5 siItb ave. between 18Th a 5sth SITS
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cHaVSCFY y DKPEw.
D0ARD OLE AUDIT-NOTICE.-Und anu

VyVAhTJ V1'IVI..---, = ~
ID IN nu,suapee Of section Act entitled an
act 10 cradle Of Supervisors of the County Of he~lV
rs roney bg tar County purposes 10 extend he powers
he Ne,rooAn Police and provide foT the audhR AMI pen
unsettled eaims against said County passed Aph ~ ios NoN
Iv vr th the Board Audit theren AMI thereby created o
the adjustment and all legal or equitable Claims ana
counts prior January hrt A. d. ieen hundred am
against Ceunty Of New York have apPnles 'au 90
bebv snnt TUESDAY the fourth dsy OF June net b AZ We
60, pleas Room ioon 49, IN The City Hall tHe
s CIV Of New YORK the DAY aud place al which t sad boar. VIZ
with The hearing Open Board OF the matters OF sac CLAIMS
eleven O'Clock 10 Of the said day The saS at" Vs' %
following provision: -, c...,. - A. yo-k m, an
sdpef are Ia required present the sane TO The a poo
1t within three mouths the Of this sct SUD II case a
person mo-. having niBg demand against TIE t3aov
III s or refuse snch claims 10 the Board o' Aha
r I "a nsYod Of three moahs The passage OF hs a nc
shall s bnTre rom the prosecution usnseasnoe ot nr
ton rhic, agans. The sAd County OF He"S' s
tb,rertuu New FORK April 20 1901 ..--,N.y VI
RICHARD b. CONNOLIi Comptroller tt Of NV 'VA
WY
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Gorporatlou Notices.

BOARD OF AUDIT.-NOTlCE.-U anu
uuuspee OF Section fnine II the Legislature OF
the STATE York entitled An Act enable the Board Of super
visor of raise by tan for the use
The Corporation the City New York and relation 70 me
tor thereof provide auditing and payment OF
claims against said e and relation actions at law against sal So
passed April g. 1867 Notice hereby gwen hA he Don
Audt therein And thereby created m the adjustment ana OF
al legal equitable claims and accounts outstanding PoI
u. 6 eighteen hundred and Eir,gsryen against the lo
Lrsp and opmosv Of New ork have appointed AL
do hereby appoint TUESDAY the fourth day OF june next h We
CONT ~ Common Pleas room Room No 49, IN the CITY a in
the aid Cy the day and place 81 which ne sac Boal
m proceed heaug Board Of the matters 81 sneh claims
the forenoon Of the said day The SAD as
t fovnR provision All persons having claims against the Gay Of
now uusdnd hereby required present the same 10
Tho said Board Of Audit within three months from the passage OF h s
ana M 4 any having outstanding demand against the
Nayor Aldermen and ConmoBay Of the City Of New ork SHAH mcgee
on e 10 present such claims the Boan Of Audit whhm NE %
period Of three from the passage this act be shall De barrel
o the prosecution maintenance OF night OF aet1 WHICH ne may
have the Mayor Aldermen and Connona TIE C
ofNsg York arising therefom--Sev.iofk. April ~, 1901
RICHARD y. CONNOLLY, Comptroller City oiNen'iSrL
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