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The New York herald., 1867-03-14
POLICE RAID ON HouSEHOLDeRS.

large number OF citizens, In compliance with
mons with which they had been severaly served, ap-
peared before Justice Low the 1tth inst to answer
the complaint OF the Mayor. Aldermen and Commonaty
Of the city Of New York. for violation OF city ordinances
in neglecting to keep their respective sidewalks fres
from snow and ice Most OF these charges referred to
the period Of the heavy storm the hitter part of
December and beginning OF January for which notices
sbity for citizens remember the business
plant, or possibility latter SO long period had been
permitted to eapsel TO disprove the complaint. Many
citizens had appeared before the Corporation Attorney
at his Office and rather than late and lose their time,
paid the nne OF So, in addition to which they were
charged 81 for the summons, 81 for serving tho
MONS and nifty United States revenue stamp,
The general feeling that they paid tho fno
required by law without defending the suit these costa
were unjust and Illegal In addition to this vexs-
tious demand hundreds Of citizens from the Fifteenth
and other wards the west side Of the city
appear Clinton street, the east side before Justice
Low while Jefferson Market of justice Is close
at their doors. Some were fined by Justice Low bus
the majority Of cases we're postponed until Monday next
an appearing In the printed form snmmoning the
dire ecs ennear at number no 1851 in tho street,
which the number Of the court house. The plea OF
jurisdiction was accepted IN one or two cases, ana
the hearing OF the others was adj 'urncd. :
From the Corporation Attorneys Office IL is learned
that nearly fifty thousand summonses have been VIII
be served which service II estimated will occupy the
next two months II Is also stated that officers high in
the Police Department notified captains Of police TO
make more returns Of householder denquents Hence
the raid upon nifty thousand ho.sehoders The fines
will amount to n total of 1915 900, few persons
win be able to make successful defence, two months
having elapsed before being notified of .
violation OF law they ignorant OF, while they are
quito ignorant of the business of the complaint
whether existed that they should be charged
with the neglect complained Of
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,ers, who keeps lager bee- establishment in Seventy
ninth street and Second avenue aud Informed the propre
tor tna ne had been duy appon ted BY the Board OF Ex
ese 10 take the adavts OF those liquor dealers against
whom proceedings were pending for alleged voietons OF
tnef licenses In pursuance OF the duties OF h SELF
appointed ONCE he tok Walters afdavt, and demarded
ana received rs his fee 81 20 The Board OF Excise has
as yet not heard of his returns.
ATTEMPT AT SUIcrDE--A German woman named Pauline
siearmaksr residing at lao Sixth street, attempted
commit suicide on Tuesday by stabbng herself In the
right side with dirk knife She was attended by
physician, who pronounced her wounds not fatal
DRowNED.-A man named Burns, aged thirty years
while under the influence OF liquor was seen TO walk of
the pier foot OF Sixyfth street. North river yesterday
and was drowned. The body has not been recovered
BuRcLARIEs EIGHTH PREcScr-A short time
after the burglary which was committed on Tuesday
evening on the premises OF Mortimer h Debost, and
which was duly published in yesterdays HERALD, the
house breaking fraternity active in other parts OF
the precinct. The No S53 Canal street was dis
covered broken open, but the thieves did not have time
to profit by the trouble in opening the place the
advent Of officer, and nothing missed from the
place About the time the dry goods store Of H.
Lpsett, lat Spring street, broken into quan.
tty OF shawls and silks, valued So carried
or The place entered by the thieves forcing open
rear window. Silks TO the value OF $3.50 which had
been taken from Mortimer Debost have been re.
covered,
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THROWING GARAGE IN THE SrREErs.-Thirty-two per.
sons were arragned yesterday before Justice Hogan at
the Tombs Police Court charged with having violated
the Corporation ordinance prohibiting the throwing Of
garbage In the public streets In the prison
ers wore discharged with fine Of S. while others were
cautioned and few OF the aggravated instances
committed for trial.
THEFT OF TIN-Thomas Dunn was arraigned before
Justice Hogan yesterday a charge OF having stolen
two boxes Of tin from the store OF Thompson Bros,
2lb Water street. man named Gallagher gave evi.
dence to the effect that he had the prisoner the
act Of removing the articles specified from the store and
Dunn was committed for trial at the Special sessions.
VIOLATION rus EXCISE LAw.-willam Karl, OF 42e
Broome street, was brought up yesterday afternoon
before Justice Hogan on charge OF having kept his
hqnor store open affer midnight The accused was CON-
mitted for trial at the General Sessions.
UNIrs3 STATES BONDS IN SAFE KEEPING. the past
few days an individual known Hugh Wilson has it
is said. been on spree. In his travels round town he
was accompanied by Matilda Thompson. After
visiting several places Wilson found himself minus $3.50
worth Of United States s.30 bonds, and Immediately
sler making the discovery he acquainted one Of the
officers of the Sixth Precinct with his loss and caused
the arrest OF the fair though frail Matilda she wol
brought before Justice HOGAN Yesterday and although
she stated that Wilson had given her the bonds for safe
keeping the justice commtcdher, In default of bail,
answer.
ALI eyed DrsoRDERLY HousE.-Aary A. Mitchell, Nelly
A. Collins, Dora Dewitt, Josephine Woodruff Deii
Mccarthy, Eliza Schremer, Elizabeth Smith and Aunt
Larln were yesterday presented before Judge Hoga,
charged with having been at house in Centr,
street, used it alleged, house of prostitution to
the ANNOYANCE Of the neighborhood They were put
under bail for funre good behavior also Cathe
rine Donavan, Mary A. Griffin, Mary H. Howard, Ellen
smith. Annie Brown and Elizabeth Maui, arrested a,
another house in the street the same charge.
THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE ToyuyE HOTEL -Archi
bald Price, the porter at the Tontine HOTEL Cort-
landt aud West Streets charged with having aided
others in committing outrage on Mira Ada Lamb,
surrendered himself yesterday morning at the Tombs.
Mrs Lamb lies seriously i'll from the effects Of blow in
the abdomen stated to have been received while strug
CLING with her cowardly assaants.
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SUICIDES Az KEY WEsr.

Ksy wssr. Fla N.rch :,

hT Wssr, Fla, March T. 1857
The ordinary quiet Of our town has been somewhat
startled within the last fow days by the commission or
two suicides although the FIRST Is not positive whether
was suicide accident Rodolpho RIger. young Prus
sian, was found the morning Of the 5th OF Marcia
dead in his room. lying the floor in his Shirt pistol
bali having entered his heart below the left MP
pie. His was locked on the inside.
and had to be broken open. A small four barrclled
pistol hay near him on the door An inquest was held
on the body and verdict returned that the deceased
came TO ms death BY pistol shot fired by himself.
Ruger WAS born in Prussia, had served four years on
the Prussian fgate Gazelle had the Uniod
States eighteen months.
Hardly had forty eight hours elapsed when the COM
muniy was shocked with the that Captain
Charles smons Fifth United States artillery had been
found In his quarters lying the floor dead muskcs
bail having entered his head above the ear scatte-
his brains over tho floor II Gppeae5s& ~ ~.
committed suicide by placing fhw,th the ramrad
head and pushing on the Captain simons has boon
% aea.n this post nearly two years The
crcnars9 S.s which caused the unfortunate TO
,ass life unknown. He leaves clue behind
hm to explain IT, excepting letter to OF his brother
officers stating he had previously contemplated suicide.
Captain Simons is spoken OF by his brave and
efficient officer and he leaves not few friends here Cap
tain Smons born In Bavaria and has served in the
United States Army some sixteen years.
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ness, Messenger and Dispatch Company was advanced
10 10 thlrd reading. As the company Is authorized 10
nas. the sole and exclusive power and authority 10
erect covered stands or booths the streets o.
.ne eties and villages or the metropolitan district and
~ aisplay Advertisements receive and store packages
auu Eena a. retail newspapers, books, periodicals.
aonels goods. confectionery, fruits aud dowers-an ian
nanse privilege s involved which is estimated In round
numbers at cash value Of 10000 900 Mr. Lent has
of passing '
pr d. murphy, In the Assembly, presented reso-
.uuon requiring the Metropolitan Police Commissioners
70 vacaie that portion OF the Sixty-n nth Regiment
armory In Essex Market, occupied by them ii was
HARBOR
me statement is made tonight the Governor has
appointed ex- Governor Noble Of wisconsin Ia he Har
Dor Master in place OF Hewlett
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
inc Joint conference Committee the Constitutional
convention bl are unable to agree the matter goes
back to both houses. -
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TIE CABLE TARIFF.
No Reduction in Charge ON Messages.
I,ovnoN March 1Q-Noo

No Reduction in Charge on Messages.
LONDON, March 13-Noon
The Anglo-Amercan Telegraph Company and the
original Atlantic Telegraph Company held meeting in
ths city yesterday 10 the proposed reduction Of
tolls upon business transmitted over the cable.
Quite unexpectedly to the general public the move
mont for reduction failed in consequence Of the refusal
OF the Atlantic Company to thereto The public
should remember that although practical manage.
ment OF the cable in The hands Of the Anglo
Company. no change rates be made without The
consent of the Atlantic Comrany The latter company
is the which initiated the cable enterprise but sub.
sequenty transferred its franchises and property to the
Anglo American Company which successfully completed
the work.
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ADJOURNMENT Or TINE mlssoUnI LEGISLATURE.

JEFFsRsoN CTrr, March 10, 1907.
The Missouri Legislature adjourned this afternoon
until the nrst Tuesday In January.
The Finance bill, a. finally passed, places $3.50 900,
now In the State treasury, interest funds provides
for mill tax which will realize 81 400 600 per annum,
and makes appropriations Of $4,000 out Of the sum
due the state by the federal These amounts
sinking fund of &4O0 900 TO retire the remaining
pons, or they may be funded "a bondboders choose.
The Platte Valley, Southwest, Pacihc Iron Mounts4n
and Cairo and Fulton Railroads are compelled TO pay
$4,000 per annum TO the Sinking Fund The bill
allowing delinquent taxes due before 1853 10 be paid
without interest which under The law 10 fifteen pei
cent will add several hundred thousand dollars to The
"a Trcaaurv.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The viceroy Of Egypt IN Financial Rebellion
Against Turkey.
VIENNA, March 49, 1867.
Dispatches have been received here which state that
the vceroy Of Egypt withhods the tribute which the
Sabine Porte Of Turkey levied the people of that
country to meet the expense crushing nsurrection
In Candia
Austrian Movement the Servian Frantier.
VIENNA. March IS, 1867.
Tho Emperor Francis Joseph has gwen ord ers for the
strengthening Of the Austrian posts the servan FROM
tier.
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THE paIzt RINe.

Announcements for Another Fight.
A match was made yesterday between saw colyer,
the celebrated clog dancer and champior OF ugnt
weights and Barney Aaron well knov-i celebrity in
abe nstc science, 70 eight in June ne for the cham.
pionshp ana sum in greenbacks equal to $4,000 The
pile however, may be increased II each party consents
thereto before the day appointed for the exhibition 70
$1,000 Il Is mutually apeed, and so stated in the bind
each shalI enter the ped with flesh, bones and
muscle agereratng hundred and twenty nv or
ryuv ,nto
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EU r O P c.
~o~>-~~~.~>o~~---~~,~~~-
BY THE CABLE TO MARCH l3.
Ireland Still Tranquil, but in Sympathy
with the Fenian Prisoners.
An Anti-Rent Order by Fenian
Agents.
The Vieeroy Of Egypt in Reputation Of the
Turkish War Tax.
&c- DC. &C.
THE FEnIAN WAR.

ireland Still TranquiI-Public sympathy for
Fenian PrisOners-A Feninn Executive Order
Against Rents.
LONDON, March 13-Evening.
Dispatches from Dublin dated this evening state that
ireland Is quiet.
No new Fenan demonstrations reported.
There has been great fall of snow in the island.
number Of Fenans have been arrested at Limerick
The prisoners while their way to the police bar
racks we're cheered by the people.
Placards emanating from the emissares Of the r. B.
have been posted IN the streets Of Conme borough
town in both Waterford and Tpperary counties for.
bidding the people paying their rents.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QuESsrowS March 13-Noon
The Cunard steamship China, Captain Hockey, which
lc Boston on the 27th Of February, arrived here, ross
gor Liverpool, early this morning
LivERPooI, March 13, 1867
The steamship China, Captain Hockey, from Boston
via Queenstown, arrived this evening.
shipwreck Disaster.
LosDoS, March Ia, 1887.
The bark George Washington has been wrecked In .
storm In the harbor OF Valencia, Spain
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c E R M A N y.

Count Won Bismarck Cha' ~.
U,.la .rs 'cnGed TO New
rei" " .ctiOn.
BERLIN, March Is. 1867
noii nuuo"au'en' Premier Of the government Of
anoseI ~ .'e s'o .nment Of the late knc has chal-
lenged Count for oras rtered n debate
an inc 'efmaA .arliament
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BolD ROBBERY IN TROY.

TRoy, N. Y, March 49, 1867.
On. Of the boldest robberes perpstra,ed in this
cy occurred last evening" between six and seven o'clock
~ the jewslry store Of e. Marks, on River street
showcase Of jswsy standing the walk near the door
~ the store, was opened and box Of diamond rings
valued a 81 500 taken hsrsfrom By some unknown
DsDon. The anair we'll executed ~ large numbsn
ef people passing ~ The time Of The occurrence
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COLLECTOR Of THE PORT Of PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, March 13, 1867.
delegation Of the mercantile community left Phila-
dephin this afternoon for Washington TO urge the
appointment OF Colonel William b. Thomas as Collector
Of the port of Philadelphia. They say the business Of
the port absolutely demands his restoration 70 tho
President Lincoln The merchants and shippers gen.
orally, without distinction Of party politics. have united
In the recommendation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON, March 13-Noon.
COpsols for money have advanced TO 91L
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Fries have declined u, the opening rates being 39Z.
United States hve-twGnty bonds have advanced to
illinois Centrals have also slightly advanced, the
ruling figure now being IS.
Consols are unchanged, at 9lll for money.
AMERICAN sEcURrTEs
have been quite steady Today Illinois centrals. how
ever, have declined a. The following the closing
United States nve-twenty bonds ......... TAX
Ene Railway shares. .......................-. 39sf
uunow central sDsres.. 71A
!. The Frankfort Bourse.
FRANKroRT-oS-rHE MAIN, March 13 1867
United States bonds closed here this evening at Tx.
Discount i'm Holland and Germany.
LONDON March 13-No,n.
The banks at Amsterdam aud Berlin have reduced
their rates Of discount to three per cent
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIvsRPocr. March 13-Noon
The cotton market today opens firm and with more
activity. The sales to-day will reach 900 bales.
Prices have advanced 4, and quoted follows
Middiing uplands, 131sd; Middling Orleans. 1885,
LIvgrfooI, March I3-Evening
Tho cotton market has been quite active to-day and
the sios have largely exceeded the estimate made
the opening aggresatng some 10 600 bales The activity
es foIiows:-Middling upands ls4d; middhng Orleans,
13jsd.
Liverpool BreadstaH- Market.
LyERrooI, March 13-Noon
Tho market is generally 1rm. Oats quoted al
- I'd. per 45 lbs for American and Canada.
LIVERPOOL, March 13-Evenng
The market Is generally quiet Corn Is steady at 3Ss
per quarter for mixed wetern The best grades OF Cali
fornia wheat are saleable at 13s 30. per GENITAL.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LJvERrooL, March 13-Noon
Tho market Is firm, and articles are generally un
LrvKRpcoL, March 13-Evening
ne provisions market Il dull. Lard Is quiet and un
changed at SOS. 3D. per cwt. Bacon Ais per cwt for
Cumberland cut middes. Pork, US 3D. per 200 lbs for
Liverpool Produce Market.
LivEnPoof, March 13-Noon.
Tallow at 4as Cd. per cwi for American. LiLseed oil
has advanced 10 f3g por ton. Rosn has declined 9s
per cwt. for common Wilmington and ass per cwt fol
nne
LrvERPoot, March l3-Evenng.
Petroleum L. 3D. per gallon for Pennsylv lvania reanCd
and lid for spirits Turpcntine 37s 3D. ref tSt Ri
spirits. Roein at 9s per cwt Tor common Wilmington
Tallow at AS Cd. per cwt. Ashes ass per cwl fo
pots
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RESPITE or A MURDERER.

HARRISBURG, March Is. 1867.
Governor Geary. at the solicitation Of the spiritual ad-
vscrs OF alexander Wylie sentenced 10 be hung next
Friday, granted respite until Thursday, March 81
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And 10 many other journaIs making total y40I Vol
MISCELLANEOUS.
The dlscontinuance Of Hamilton Park az q public
square is again up IN the Senate II would be cnsry
10 lay the ghost of this unhappy bill which has been
stalking through the Legislature Tor sevcrsl years.
I.sl nisht the act 70 Incorporate tho Sodiere Bust
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TINE powOla MILL lxplssoN NEAa xrxIA.

CINCINNATI, March Is. 1857.
The loss by the explosion Of tho powder mills near
xenia, Ohio, Yesterday, Is estimated q $1,000
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A stubborn COugh thnf Will Not Yield f~
ordinary remedies be thoroughly cured by JAYNK6
ExPECTORANT, most effective medicine In al bronchial
and pulmonary disorders. Sold everywhere.
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Shnkapcnrtsn Trmpcht
a tempest a teapot compared with the difficulty thae
hnsba nd bring home the required supply Of
PH ALOS'S NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS may create in
the best regulated family.
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A.--Ladics and (scntIemeu.
please call and examine made Clothing aeun
Boys and Youths aud learn the recent prices,
BkOkAW BROTHERS, 81 Lafayette plscs.
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and a Dy peptic.
CoNMoS sESsE-Is Il possible for any human being
| enjoy life while suffering n indigestionf
DYsPKPrrC-No than Il possible happy tho
rack speak from experience
COMMON SENsr-Suppose then, that . this
ribe complaint offered under the OF hundreds
OF individuals of high social standing who have tested the
effect Of the article n their Is not unwise in
Is the deductions
CosnoN sKssr-G.vc heed. HOsrETrER,s STOMACH
BiTTERS Is such remedy The evidence Of ifs efficacy
cure for Dyspepsia Is positive. complete, undcnieds
aud undeniabe Have ascertaned by experiment.
whether II Ia or Is not the nfable that claimed
DYEPErrc-1 confess that have not.
COMMON SESsE-Then OF folly by youw
own showing II the proofs that have
vanced In favor this tonic had t0
You with regard 10 business speculation You would
gone into at once Is health OF less importance than the
dollar. AMI cents which enjoy without ity
DYsrYFr,c-No no, no--thousAnd times no, Commou
Sense, you ght. viii give the Bittcrs trial.
CoAxos SESsEi,o and shall reason
To address you - a dyspeptc.
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The Howe Machine Co.'S lock Stmcm vsr,or N ,ss
"s Az ns msehnc President, ssg Broadway New York
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Auction NOtlce.-BRlnuce Of Paintings bo-
longing 70 the AMERiCAN A,T GALLERY; passed at pro.
o'clock. at 65s BROADWAY, by DANIEL A. MATIiEw8.
An
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Bartlett,s ReversibIs sewi.g eMachiT,ss;;izz in,sa;iz
hand foot ~ 10 Aspiend0
opening agents. Principal onice 56s Broadway n
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a Cnrd.-The Grover Il Baker Sewing MA.
chine Company beg 70 inform their patrons and the public
that while their establishment 49, Broadway being
paired and RENTED their will be usual
at The adjoining premises, No. 4gI.
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vveed Saving acknowledgements NshceSs
or drop feed salesfoom dl3 Broadway.
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Medical director d The General Hospital benton Barracks
near So. Louis, March 9. 1872
"Nessrs John l.. Brown Son, Boston MAS Use Of
your farfamed servicenble TROCIES In being
made hospital Of which charge and with very
beneficial decided results in bronchial rrits-
ton" For Coughs and colds THE TR0CHEs give prcupe
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stiscbss pains in The side backs, hroats an9
rnas tbe troubles. ALLCOCK'S PLAGTER0
in these act and cannot be used amtss
Sold by all druggists.
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w!ss To.gee. sqH oyas I..,r Z;
ELOk's N Bond stsssL
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pied the chair and stated that while other trades In this
a. ss.% Ss ns q ss
present period, The object In view was to rro.
mote the mutual interests Of masters and men, and 70
introduce better class of fDecnnacs and an improved
description Of work After some discussion tho articles
Of the association 10 be known as the Gas and Steam
lters Progressive Union were adopted ana neafy
three hundred members were enrolled
CAsnE GARDEN EMIGRATION DEror.-Ths repairs which
have been for long time progress At this well known
and bcnencent institution have just bsen completed
They comprise the thorough renovation OF the roof 1
well a. repantine and reftting Of the building. The
dome has been painted yellow and blue giving the nle
ror light and cheerful appearance The landing places
and piers have also been put substantial order, 70
meet the demands Of the emgraton department IN the
spring
rnp surpossp wsRcx Mean rmE HIoHrASps -Yester-
dsy the coast wrecking rescue ship Relief steamed
down the bay, with help for the reported wrecked
SOMETHING ron TIE FRmpxEx's BuRKAr-It is stated
BY merchants In this city that captains Of steamers
ply ing between New Orleans and this port arc In the
habit Of representing 70 negroes In the former city that
they have only TO arrive In New York and Immediately
acquire easy and lucrative situations One named
George Green represents that in this manner ne had
irving here was put ashore from the steamer in desti
tute state without change Of clothing, and without
receiying single cent as FOR services rem
dered on the voyage This the third case OF the KIND
already reported.
TRrAts AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS q hundred
cases Of policemen complained OF by captains seesan
and roundsmen, for breach Of discipline we're disposed
Of yesterday at the police trials There were no citizens
cases Of any importance.
TEE Law Sur BHrwKks ALDERMAN O'BRKx AND PETER
DoAE Peter Dclan, the plaintiff in the case against
Alderman OBron, recently tried In the Marine Court
II not Peter Dolan OF 100 West Twenty fourth street.
President Of the Liquor Dealers Association.
A snr-ArrotxnD Excns IxsrScroa A man who is
evidently desirous Of making . little money with as
much appearance Of Law about his various transactions
possibe Saturday last called upon Mr. Ernst WAL
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,os Royn MswanM S rS.1
YLoR sna AZ s,Ras 81 9. oSS Ssass ssa ~ Van
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BatcheIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable
GUS Factory II Barclay street.
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hsssss g. Yss:SS: s:sSs.. IS
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JAMES L. JACKSON 1 BROTHER, Twsnty-eighsA
street Second and rwenynnih street, manufac
urcrs Of every description o. IRON WORK FOR BUILD
ING PURPOSES. Iron Building Fronts Grdcrs. Coumnqk
beams shnttcrs Vault Lights Rangs Stable FixtureeS
patent Opera House Chairs, Particular attention paid
10 the manufacture fine Castings
Estimates furnish when requested.
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The session occupied with the cc<nsidernsjou AZ
canal clam bills they being tho special order AMER
order ng twenty Of these hills W. third reading the
House sdiourped
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bly each window aud door Ia operation srssdrsy