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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09

Society was held last evening, at the Cooper Instne
in the large hall, which crowded william f. Douge
ESQ., presided and the opening prayer was made Dy te
Rev H. d. Janse. There several songs sulg duink
the exercises by the Occidental Glee CLUB Inc M
speaker introduced the Rev. IT, l.. Cnyer VINO spoks
the progress which it making, and referred 70 ,Re
stringent prOhibory laws which being enforced ID
Maine Vermont, Massachusetts, and other states. HE
closing remark was wish to the cause OF temper
ance "a free as the hills, and as pure as the hea'e
breaking Its way around the Republic. The Rev. "
Mark Hopkins, President OF Williams College, was we
next speaker. In his excellent address his chiei
point was that the question Of temperance IN lI,
wolves the guardianship Of our rights the nght "ia5
every one has to health, happiness, and virtue, anu
lation was fer the security OF rights The proposhven
then that ntemperancc nterferred with THESE ieh
and should he restrained.
Wendell Phillips, esq was next introduced anu nc,
marked that IL the first time he had had the
Of speaking upon the subject OF temperance IN new io
years He was glad to-day 10 see the whole county
awake on this momentOus subject When NC iast sRoY
upon the subject II 200 miles west OF the misssspp
IN the state of Iowa, and there 10 was as earest SUI
ported and attracted much interest as 10 ara mere lie
did not believe In confinipg temperance aI ngI
ments to mere sympathy for those VINO had
suffered by drink To him the question appeareI 10 nave
the largest and profoundest national interest Inc ree
strands which hold nation to ntemperance are
avarce appetite, and ambition, Mr. Philips spoke Oh
numerous wrongs which had come from incompetence
and then continued When the power In tho land is IN
fuenced and controlled, and free speech by
grogshops IL Is not question OF tho evl Oh lhtenper
hnce but OF practical national moment Inc polnt II ios
whether intemperance is SIM or whether IL II sosL
evil, but whether IL Is great national wrong mr' MI
people not to uphold In position who made ana FOL
lowed that fashion. ....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09
AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY.

The thirty third anniversary of the Home LOT tne
Friendess now large fourshing has been held TINS
week The sermon on Sunday evening last has already
been reported Yesterday afternoon the children OF the
several industrial schools represented by depua
ons in the chapel Of the Home in Twenty ana
children were made by Mr. Herrick, q friend OF the
schools who brought them an elegantly frame1 mO1,
of the Dutch Reformed Church and the Rev Mr. w u.
sabn OF the Episcopal Church. The attendance was
smaller than usual, owing to the incemency OF lne
weather hut the exercises entertaining ana those
present felt well repaid for coming The officers ior next
wear are: President Mrs C. W. Hawkins Secretaries MIS-
NJ j. Hubbard, Mrs. Harris WILSON, Treasurer Mrs 8 A.
Stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-09


The 4lst anniversary meeting of this Society was
held last evening at steinway Hail. the Rev. d. reVciS
one Of the Vice Presidents, occupying the chair 80
After the usual opening exercises, the secfetarys ~
port read by the Rev. Dr. Colt, VINO also reao ~, ~
straet Of the rreasures report from when u ~
tina. Society employed during the past year o4o
missionaries Of Gospel OF whom S4s had been pastors
of stated 232 have minstered 10 Two or
three congregations each and have extended Their Ia
bors still wider fields; Five missionaries nave nave
preached congregations of colored people; 80 nave
spoken In foreign languages-16 to Welshmen l4 10
MANS nc. The number of congregations ana Eissolay
stations supplied during the year Was le4o Inc hgSre
gate Of ministerial labor $685. The average nunOer
Of pupils In Sabbath School was 9oCo I'll yna 9,
have become seIfsustaning -. -. =, =, /,.,.
A resolution was offered by the Rev. II: r. GOODWILL
and adopted by the meeting TO the effect that the WORK
Of Home Missions has special claim upon e .as
churches an agency that stands foremost as respects
the triumphs Of Christianity In our own lana anu
throughout the world" The Rev MI Alger oiLeeu "a
resolutions which adopted, setting forth tnat the
grandeur which had gathered about the Home mlsson
airy Society" had added TO its practical enclency.
Addresses were made by the Rev. f. L. GOODWIN anu
the Rev. Z. X. Alger after which the meeting adournea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

T,RAsA IN DRY GOODS.
I 81 white street. corner OF Church. For sale on Mon
asv 2sa iO pes English Merinos 800 pcs cord Alpaeas
and Popns 800 sarony wool rlaids y per cent under
isst Va eeks prices 10000 doz. Hose and half Hosc 700
dor ne nerno Shirts and Dia~ers 1000 doz gents and
aus sioth Gloves 7Oo No IS alpaca skirt Brads $50
haies IN ~ A hs gray wool Blankeis We propose Illus
rspg on The invoice the difference between months
"a rssh prices B-iong wnded and week knesd deal
era Vii p'ea "a procGrs their stock in broadway.
''' "'' JAMES wAHDf,OW a CO.,
~ White street. corner Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

LNsAsIfaN~ ~eouHsE-rROrriNG MONDAY. Sffsf.
IT. rad 3 r. NJ lnn,.h for 81 oaO me beats three
I'VE nharEess john Cfooksg Ball knn: Dan Macc ,.
q lew Trtlsr ~ III JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor
EsAsHfoh eouRsE.-TRorr orriNG5 TUESDAY. SEPT.
II 2s1at r. M. match $1,000, inIc hents three Ia
Gye ;a barne@s. ban Aace Dr. ". Booth Dan Phfer b r.
gnhn siewars. 49, h1 JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor
DAcEs AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a %. 90 AND
IL 2--lhr following sre the horses entered tc soatsnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
PROPOSALS.

ITO suILDERs-PRo PosALs NEW YORK sErr
~, 1857 7ssssd proposals will be reesved ~ the onee
IN the IL Public Charities and Oorpection
ysiil ,hres oeloc. o. The th day Of ossoee ncI.
~ RandAfs 1saaA Tee plane Aad spcria clu BE-
sssp Il bs sescs Of Rsnwiek sAnas Arrhiiscs - wan
JAMES B. rIcnoLsox,l
!, W. s;;sts};:;sss:ss:sss ! :ss:s.I ''a"''''''".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

4 REspscr.sLe pRorr srASr WOMAN wIssas-
"A 10 adcrt GIRL 10 yscrs for wh respntA,
BE ,sdy CAL for days ~ ~ s1 sbei~esn ssb Aha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

S25 600 TO :S .re,. 4 merit noS
poy; has tees befcrs the rnbo PIT we yesrs ana y.
y steam in thro. Of the principal cities of the
TnIon Prohss heavy For 90 interview sddress q W A.
Herald o1icc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DELLgvUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL COLLEGf, DIR,
ID Warren Stone Prof, surgery n ihe nnivsrslty 81
Ious ana ~ili deliver lecture yellow Fever, Won
dsy Esd inst at 10 A. NJ At the Bcicvue Hospital Medical
College foot OF las, twenty with street Members q me
ms~ai profession rdca strdents ss merchants OF hs
c,y aud oherr Interested In the subject are cfuly
invited W b. present A. FLINT Jt. ". ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22
SEPTEMBER %. lsG7.-TRlPLE SHEET
noRshs. CARRIAGES. &C.

tsNOF NLE-7HOEsE. CART gaEwp asUf HARNrss
~ horse yeass old i hsnds, weight nu poundf souo
AID kind IA s!asie asse harbcss sold icc unt
the death OF o.srr tan Do al 5s ihnrDan stree
Brooklyn, untl cold is..tt n. sFaaI tsaH I'A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

4. yAclIT RACF-GRAND swEEPsrAKEs-WILL
a take place from p McGiEHAN's. saiterviIle n J., on
Tuesanv September "a o'clock open FOR All boats
thirty feet under; entrance 500 Boats mustbe en-
tered before The 23d inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

rppoerxxr lFcrrEgs plrLy--T0 rsESTIsNYy
i only ,ntescsns snbiecis AZ the See Yors Nus-nm
n, Anatomy 6ig Brordwsy Those YDses 80 utsni thfse
i.c,nres rss fsssse oany Nv forwarding "A
sr,ss secretary sf New Gors Museum OF Anatomy, ss
Broadway
DEv DR. CoLI.IER, or CHICAGO. THE POPULAR
IL western orator viii before the liberal Chris
t.o Union. Tuesday evening neEt ~ Df. Beifows'
church, Fourth avenue. The pybiis are invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saickcd!,ires for all Diseases Prepared Food for
moekipg birds At B. DOvEYs, Nos and Greene street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

of the best horses Ia The country LEFT New xofk
Saturday morning. 10 contend for the prepipms 70 DO
al have been with the
New Je,scy Railroad Camden and nd Bal
fnSe Railroad companies 10 issue excursion tck
sts Que the usual good from sep
fernber 1 duilng The New Jersey Central lah
will special leaving Jersey Ciy
haifaI n'ne A M stopping only :. Eewsrk Eisareth
Railway New BrunsWick alj Princeton; arriving IN lsn
ton AZ ~ o'clock NJ. and leave Treron clock r.
Tte viii begin each day enc O'Clock
Pm. w #tt.t tA THOMAS CkOZIER, fi esideni
r-alI fts fsseaf CHARLES ii. NOhCROSE, Secretary.
DR. j. b. IsvI.o, Secretary Of American Jockey Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-22

rDnoTTlNG rRAcR.-A FARM WE'LL ADAPTED FOE
Trottng Park, two miles from the ciiv 70 let TOR b
teen years responsible parties For particulars address
with real name, O., boz ll9 Herald cfice. t
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tn e TT F..

hs Paterson races viii commence on Tuesday next
and continue three days. and from the number and char
acer OF the horses at present the grounds the racing
win be good beyond perAdyenturs The following
the stables in training in the vicinity OF the
course
Mr.. Aiexandsrs stsble---I Pncus traner-Bsy wood
and Virgil.
Mr.. santord's sabie-Mr. Taylor, trainer-Ioads,one,
Dot, Mamie Butler, C0rdelia, King Lear and Earring
Mr.. Camerop's stabie--Midgeley, trainer Brague,
Hampton Court and Waxmnsier
Mr. Morris stable-A- J. Miner, trsiner--Ruthless,
Monday, Egotist, gr Q. by Eclipse, dana Fidelity.
Col AcDsniels stable-Julius Ripley Lexington colt,
dam Lucy Fowler Blsckbrd, Morrssey and Mitte.
Mr.. Belmonts stable--C Littlefed, trainef-Naid OF
Honor.
Messrs Watson 4 Puryear's siRblc-vixen Bonnie
Doom onward, Delaware and Captain Moore.
Messrs Forbes 4 JeTomes stable - r. c. Bush
DEMONSTRATING, De Courcey, Redwng Luther and
Satlstone.
u. " snediker-B. G by Slasher dam by Trustee
DR. Klrwins siable-Pepper, trainer-Citsdel and Re-
porter
Reedy carson's stsble-zgzag Tom Voolfolk and
Annie Workman
G. Alowsy's s,Rde-Black Bess
DR. Underwoods stsble-E Robbins traner-Jack
Armstrong and Metairie.
H. Reeds sable-Dowlipg, trainer-Urbana aud
EnchanIess.
Ia addition 10 the above the stables OF Captain Moore
MAJOR Bacon and Dr. Weldon are expected to arrive to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Third Br1gN0e F1eI0 Day
General vaan has dccided 10 issue passes for his
coming field day, on Wednesday next. at Tompkins
square and will also admit carriages, subject TO such
restrictions the police may deem Necessary A there
forty-four movements 70 b. performed within the
inside Of the line Of trees, much curiosity ID likely
b. manifested by the military critics and observing
ofacsrs 70 the disposition Of his forcsa The ma
ncuvrss are most carefully chosen and pointedly So
lsc.sd We may, therefore, look for thorough work.
ing drill within the smallest space yet assigned 70 this
uhs largest) brigade in the First division.
After the drill The brigade win pass out Of the centre
gate on avenue and proceed UP Eighth street TO Se
cond avenue up second avenue 70 Fourteenth street.
along Foussnth street 70 Broadway, and down Broad
way to Canal street. each regiment beng dismssed upon
reaching this point Tho honors OF marching salute
will DO rendered 10 General william Hall, the former
comnandant Of this brigade, ~ The S. Nicholas Hotel
seventh Regiment Infantry. !;
Captain G. II. Meday, Of the nrst company " this
regiment has been elected major place Of Joseph
b. Young resigned.
Lieutenant Louis Fitzgerald, formerly OF Ellsworth
Zouavss, is appointed adjutant Of this regiment.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

BY order OF Superintendent Kennedy, the regular
outdoor drills OF the Metropolitan Police resumed
tho LIST Of April. The officers aud men required
to report at rompkns square, ., halr.past one
O'Clock r. NJ, AZ follows Mondays and Tuesdays,
First Sixth, seventh, Eighth, Ninth, Sixteenth,
Eighteenth and Twenty ninth precincts; Wednes-
days and Thursdays, Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh, Four
teenh Seventeenth, Twentieth Twenty and Twen.
ty-seyenth precincts Fridays and Saturdays Second,
Third Filth, Thirteenth Fifteenth Twentysccond and
Twenty eighth precincts The average number OF
men present is about two hundred. They are formed
into bsltalions OF four companies each.
The Twelfth Nineteenth, Twenty-third, rhrtie,h,
Thirty and Thirysecond precincts report at Mount
Morris square Harlem at ten o'clock A. NJ. on Mondays
ana Tuesdays. They number about hundred, and
are formed into three companies
The Forty-frsi, Eorty-second, Forty.third, Forty
fourth Forty-hfth Forty sixth, Forty seventh Forty
eighth Forty ninth and Fifteth report Fridays and
Saturdays. O'Clock A. NJ, at Washington Park,
Brooklyn and number ons hundred and hfty. They
formed into four companies
The following has been the order OF IL BY the
left Of patoons the front into column From line
bv ae left BY the right Of platoons 70 the front
into column 4 Prom line by nls right mos 2 aud
are executed while marchiug) s. March column.
q Forming company. T. Breaking into plstoona
a Increasing and decreasing front By hes March
ins BY the flank TO- Forming BY platoons into line
| IN ProIoDeng the march By the 6ank. IL Breaking
nv platoons 20 the 1S breaking into column by
wheeling The past week h1 been devoted v inspsc-
NCA
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Proposed Grand National Amateur Rswing
Regatta.

Proposed Grand National Amateur Rewing
Regatta.
The boating season inaugurated sIoriousiy At Ho-
boksn last week promises be OF excitement and
interest Hitherto rowing has no. attained that high
standard Of honorable mention In New York which 10
but deserved py other cities The reason 10 obvioua
There many ele ments Of dscordant nature a
work among clubs precludng the possibility Of their
approaching that point Of superiority reached BY similar
organizstions This year this great fault win not exist
= By the exsrtions Of B. y. Brady and other nds-
fatigabls gentlemen Of rowing procvities they have
succeeded In banding together the various clubs Of this
city and vicinity body where oil bitter feelings
buried the only desire being 70 excel In their pleasant
pastims. Matches are spoken Of 10 occur soon that
will prove very Interesting contests the clubs In an.
ticpasion thereof being alive with excitement refer
ring TO them with genuine enthusiasm. That
this very satsfactory feeling may be Of Z
lasting netpre 10 fsrventy wished a. their Prcsl6ent
4r. Brady, has IN contemplation grand natioaal re-
gata To b. gvsR under the auspices and parenage of
COMMITTEES representing some Of the poI. prominent
and influential residents OF this city, be
opened 70 the whole country, and 70 gentlemen anna
clubs 10 take place the Hudyon liver of Hoboken
in September next the wnniUK boat Of each class
entitled 10 the championship OF the United States To
satisfactorily carry tha IDEA into execution funds to tho
amount Of three four thousand dollars will be requ.
site for prizes and the numerous Incidental expenses
attending such races which sum IL 10 proposed to rass
by subscription
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
SUaRncATE'S CouaT.

BEFORE Surrogate VIM. D. veeder
During the past week the Wills OF the following named
persons deceased were admitted TO probate athe Sur
rosates Court Of Kings county :--caharine II. Atded
Edward Rusgles, James Cahn, Eliza White Nichsas r.
Van Brunt Edward @. Halsey Joseph NJ Lovett, III OF
the city Of Brooklyn; Rachel Berry the town OF Sat
BUSH
In the viii OF Rachel Berry appear the following chAr.
table bequests:-ro the Orphan Asylum OF BROOKLYN
5000; Brooklyn Society for The Relief OF Respsctstle
the Protestant Reformed Dutch church. applied for
the maintenance and support of the foreign missons
of said church. 81, 600.
estates OF the following named persons deceased Hugh
Quigley, Ralph A. Lord, Anna Koeher, Ellen Asdeil
Charlotte Holsen, Mary Duncan and John Black r, all
Of the city OF Brooklyn
The Surrogate has ordered that the calendar OF con-
tested cases will be called every Saturday and Monday
during June and July. Applications for proba, OF Wills
letters OF administration, &c, be made any day.
save Thursdays, during these months.
The New York herald., 1867-06-02
COMMON PLEAs-TRAL TEnM-pAaT 2.
The Bognrt Divorce Case.
Before Judge Cardozo.


Ehsa Bcsavt james BO0a' The further hearing Of
this case was resumed at the sittna of the Court
William Bogart son Of the defendant, testified that he
had not seen any member OF his family offer offence
insult to the plaintiff He had, he said, heard her speak
OF gentleman named Schemmcrhorn Sunday school
teacher, and saying she could have had him, II she
liked, before her marriage with the defendant.
Leah Jams Bogart testified 10 assault committed
upon her morning by the plaintiff as she was going
to speak her father In the basement She said the
plaintiff caught her by the and pinched her v!o
lently and that her father inerered merely for the
purpose OF removing the plaintiffs fingers. She also
testified that the plaintiff threatened 70 knock out her
twitness) sisters braina
Mrs Mary skiinger residing In Hudson street, . re-
lative OF Mr. Bogarts first wife, testified 10 Ms Bogars
alleged unknd treatment Of and ncvty 70 the children
eart left the table and locked herself up In room
whore the witnesss hat and cloak were, and that she
refused TO open the for her daughter Kate: that
Kate brought up and knocked against the door
any means 70 frighten her personally
Dr. Bshan, the family physician residing at 467 Hud
son street. testified that the conduct OF Mr. Boga 70
his wife was respectful and that Of KIND husoand M
Mr. Ralph Bogart, brother Of the defendant deposed
that ho had resided At 333 Hudson street for twenty
three years; he deposed instances In which the plain
TN a. he stated, admitted thai her husband used her
we'll enough, but she complained that his daughter,
Kate had treated her with dIsrcspsct
Some colored women testified that NB BOgart did not
attend hsr domestic dute and that abe treated the
AZ Ave o'clock Judge Cardoso announced that he
would hold chambors in the other part Of the court
Monday and he intended 70 proceed with this
from day TO day late In the evening he was abe
He would adjourn 10 until twelve O'Clock on Monday In
chamben The case 10 likely 70 last some time longer
Already Mr. Blunde the oical stenogrspher has taken
70 the extent Of testimony Of 800 folioG
The New York herald., 1867-06-02


John Forester and Heman Crawford, ga, ,2l0; Mary
AlIsiadt lmortease) 5000; Heir o. hn o. B. Miller
Ho. Eac ss ::s.. S ssssS a. 81 & S.s.
Caroline 7: wsh. lmortsag.. $500; Lous Ks.lsr
shsrdi, S2S, 90; Augustus Hsnns.sy, $4,000; I'm.
gerald, Ss2s4; samuel 3. sands ymortgssel $500;
5000 5000; Uri.h Hsndpicss siaSis; Charles Moron,
Sil.7 40; unknown owners ,o7ai Heirs q Peter K.
1%erissssS ea SO 900 aSsnosn owners. siasso 90 10
Elizabeth r. Floyd, sIl, 1876; unknown owners
$3.50; the rector wardens and vestrymcn Of
s. James ci church. Nsw'o.n osd l. Il. $1,000;
wardsns aud vestrymsn Of Grace church, $1,000: Mr.
Flaeg gesseel 100; James Dasenbury tnorleage on
Lease obao % % Nen Ya YoIk STs sp
s7G40: Trustees or New York Protestant Episcopal
pubic school, 1000; David Newman Qesscej $500;
Known Sssss o@ss % 'PS Thomas a"ne nn
known owners fl3 ESQ., lessee, 5000; unknown own
ers $40 go; DO do. 81 800 do do So $50; DO do
Bowery savings Bank inorigsgej 5000: Albert hcs.
lain, sZ6. go; do do, sl2 30: unknown owners,
500 s2o Charles Hartman and VIM. l. wallace, $500;
John Muller mortgagel 10000; Charles Hartman
and WIN. /. Wallace New York Llc ana trust company
lnorgasel 81, 4,5gs; Charles Harr and Wm l. Wei.
lace, sos4 New York Life aud rrus, Company mort
81 $50; do. do, e. $50; VIM s Bird and T. II. Cru
Ian, $40 200 John Durand, s25 400 Peter and Robert
Goelot 50, $40: Vim. Bird and II. Gillian. $40 400
unknown owners, $1,000 J. r. Dcwint, $63 900; Iheo-
dosus Strong. So, 600; heirs Of Charles Adiiance
imorgagel, $4,000; Bank for Savings $4,000;
New rk Rubber Company flesscel, 81. 900, Central
II. II Co., OF New Jersey. 500; Christian y. petmold,
sos $50; r. n Drake and Dcmas Barnos $1,000: Chas.
n Talbot, $500 Horace H. Day, t5o,7io, Lake \
Watts, orphan asylum mortgage go 900, Jonah Ford,
trustee mortgage s. 500; Thomas II. wbiiehonse aud
Thomas Towers, lessees, 81 900, q Hammersley and
J. W. Hammersiey, $6s,ls0: w. J.. Douglas. sss,lS
Muford Martin, $2145; unknown owners 81, 900, do.
do s62 i60 Elizabeth II. Floyd, f6i,S ,SH; James Fel.
lows x62 s75; unknown owners, f3,yT; /. Beach, j.
Palmer, mortgage $40. .i2o; unknown owners s4s 7eo
Peer Loriiard, 6.iz0 heirs of Mrs o. u. dier
wm. n lawrence rustceL sol 900, Christian q. Gun
ther (Wm. u. Astor, morigagee. f6ST5; Wm w. Asgor
a. 400; Heirs James Benedict deborah Benedict n
Russell Benedict, James Beneuict Theodore II. Ben
edct, executors aud uustees f<S 4s0 Charles ~ Con
loves g. 60: VIM. Phyfe. sal 600; Jacob j. vandewa
Ter, nsrtSasss, eiaose: Robert Lennon Kennedy ant
The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Dudses Tor the ensuing year which Win bs lncusd by
sno paving OF cersn portion OF Curoorlacd street.,
~ nneorseehhs and rnnnag alongside OF Fort Greene
~ WI Probably be -eulenbersd bv many ths,
Al art WAS passed by the lasc Legislatoye
xxu,nornng tho paving Of Cumberland street
i"h syrue 70 Fulton aseils with this psvement the
Guy Oh BROOKLYN 10 defray &c expenses OF proporcn.
ave portion OF the work t Is for the paving of that
par, mentioned above His Honor the Mayor was re.
auessea oy counsel for the company 70 insert the
anount ~ ne budget which will be submitted 20 the
JOINT Board 10 morrow which would be likely 20 defrny
.ns expense 81 this work IA eco bet he refused
to 90 20, on the ground thai uer lhe av he was no,
eMpoNeiea 70 make such Insertion IN the budget.
Sounsei, tneretors ought 20 Obtain msndaus requir-
Ing him 70 do 80. The aTfumen IN tnis matter was
beard yesterday afternoon a. three O'Clock and lasted
but . very short tine. Mr. Goodrch argued for the
mandsmus on the ground that the specifically states
that the cost OF this work should y Included IN the
next annual budge-thsi is the on, for the ensuing
year Counsel also presented number o. other points;
but the msndsmus was denied, on thtgfornd In sub.
stance that assessment district onsbe line az the
work has yet been LAID out any otisr prelimInary
steps taken, as required by law aud Consequently The
amount necessary TO DO raised to pay fors proportion
ate portion Of the work could not be hrei IL would
have 10 be done by actual measurement. Er 1. n
Lowell Assistant Corporation Counsel, appeared in op-
position TO the granting OF the mandsmuK.