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street. owned By y A. sass damsgins the property %
The extent sf 500 before lhs tanss vsrs sxngusns@
Fns cnlnBEKs srRsu.-Aooai AafpAss sighs
o'clock last sIgst Gre discovered By ofesr Dewa-
lag. Of ths rhia prsencl in ths Easement Of No 100
chanbsn sirss. In premises Of =. Fiss Bro asA'-
srs 10 fancy rosds The alarm was pronptiy gvsn ~
NE peaes ana the hremsn soon arrived ana sre,enea
iins of hose through the store 70 The rear pAn
the basement and woaa soon have sxt tnxashsd sne
nfs naa there ossa FaRpy of safer. The hydfant On
shs corner vs toren aad before anoner lac Of hose
could be preeared the smoke Grove TIE mea
out ef the baadins. Tho namss howeyer, we're
connsed 70 the bassmsat ard frss noor TIE
dsnsse 10 Fbsi Bro o sock vii be soeat
- 300; fafy Insured IN city conpanies
the second fou 10 oeeapsd by Bsrnst sialnsoy bai.
lard, sesers 10 harnss harfsare Their stoek - dam
aged BY smoke asd ~ sr about o. 800 The shr; sad
fourth noors are oecgpisd by Adams Bsncx, dealers
N tAilors uitnniess. Slight damage by smoke ln-
safei FOR S2s voo-ia toe Liverpool ans Londos,
90 900; Hope. - 200, Brooklyn. 5000, saay.
vessnl ~ ooo. sad Rovsi, tS 900 roe upper coor 10
used BY Morton for storage Of seidsrs csthng The
building 70 ovssd ~ Dr. J. Psyion u 70 damaged
about 30 600. and 70 insured some damage ~ water
has been sustained 70 me stock o hosiery snd fancy
goods ovsse ~ Payne. Forster \ Brnk. 80 warsa
street. AMI also 70 the STOCK of eiothns on ths thifd
noor e~nsd BY ID. Z. ~ waiter TIE of,sin of The
nre 70 aa proscst unknown.
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live in little room or shop Of the mais ana carry
thriving trade quarter Of . million OF human b.
lngs are congregatsd 70 the CITY: an els.nss a. =
TO that az which We anopd 20 brinS cur owa
goods into the market Nor 10 there any prejudice
TO bs overcome; young Japan is eager 10 throw
There is already foys al Osaka for everything freen,
from q pair Of TOP t0oh 10 wiGedlUaks Aai, from Q
piece gf Winds5r soap bottle Of champagne Bales
of Manchester goods % BE- ndndng N me dooy-
deuox femslua 10 Os retail Of nisceta taneaui god "
ali descriptions There are a. this moment 20 fewer
than forty ndre photographer established . the city
obtaining their lenses glass plate and chemicals from
Europe and all Of them nndng full occupation IN every
style or photography.
Situated a. Osaka 10 ct the extremity Of the Sakado
and within thirty ,hirtv.ave miles Of Kioto must
prove grea. extent focus Tor the dstribuiion 81
wha..y unknown. II will also doubtless be :oeas 70
which will be attracted some OF the surplus six now
gro oxn ihs districts bordering on theBwa lake. the
silks OF these districts much priced by the japanese
thsmse. YES, and woven oy them ~ Koto INTO the
silk call ed Haoutai which used In the palace OF the
Mkado Ths Hsama Grape and the Omeshi Grape are
also much esteemed and are woven from ths silks
tbs ne eighborng dstr'cs With q new demand The cup.
ply viii probably increase wirh market opened
so near their DOORS II 10 be presumed thai the pea.
santry will turn their attention the CROWN OF
tho mulberry noticed also that the Uj tea unver-
sally and appreciated grown 10 the neghbor.
hood oi Osaka seemed 20 bs taken in ~ cultiva-
lon VII ch was conducted q many places under exten-
roofs formed OF mats. and closed . ~ the Sdcs.
which had the efec, o. causing the plants 70 grow 70
large Ize and produced greener Leaf than they would
otherwise DO WA supply Of Blk ana tea fof 5cf
homeward frs.ghts. with oew and extensive marxe.
for manufactures, and with supply Of !Af coal
hand for steamers there appears 10 be nc reason
why Osaka and Hogo should not Justify he expectations
tina. formed OF them when they were selected "
the tramers OF the frat treaties 10 oe open ports Of
Japan. SIDNEY LOCOCk-
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SUPREME coUaT-cHAMBsRs.
An Advertising Claim Against tho City-Cou.
structIon of the Tax Levy.
Before Judge Barnard.

An Advertising Claim Against tho Cfty-COu.
structIon of the Tax Levy.
Before Judge Barnard
Benjamin Wood w. The Mayor. Comptroller, de-
Plain :n had claim for SO 900 against the city for
poraton Advertising and upon presentation Of his cert
fed accounts to the Comptroller Informed that there
appropriation pended wherewith 10 iqudate
the claim ne brought suit against the city for the
amount and the defendants put In the tax levy OF 1868
q defence, winch provided that no payments
should be mado by the city o. any claims for
which there Appropriation. The case came
up yesterday for judgment upon the answer a. frivolous
Tue held tie section OF the tax levy Of 1865
upon which TIE defendants relied had oecn repealed
for II related 10 claims for CORPORATION advertising by
section 5o tho Tax Levy OF 1897 and ordered judgment
for the plaintiff accordingly.
An Ex-Councilman thinning Arrears OF Sal.
airy.
Hugh o. Brien us The 1ayor Ge-This was q claim
by plaintiff for the Of So 500 salary for
a. Councilman during the year 1855. It appears
that after o Brieu's election, IN 1885, his
seat was contested and salary pa,d during
the contest 10 oithor OF tho contestants,
but the plaintiffs title TO the seat subsequently
affirmed. 0'Brien then had bis claim inserted IN ths
tax levy, but through error by his agent al Albany
the special appropriation was mads 10 satisfy 'judg-
menp' for the amount Upon presentation OF his claim
70 the Comptroller tor settlement refused. the
ground that there was no Appropriation he tax levy
for The Satisfaction OF claim OF arrears OF salary
although thers was one In satisfaction Of . judgment
P.ainuC moved Tor judgment on the defendants an
denying debt accrung TO the paintia stated
that II the couri chose 70 decide that the plaintiff
the proper party 10 there objection
besA Of the city. judgment for plaintiff wG ordered
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COIRTs.
UNITED STATES osracr cuuaT-Is BANKRUPTCY.
Important Question rs 10 Confessions o
Judgment Under the Bankrupt LAW.


Important Question rs 10 Confessions of
Judgment Under the bankrupt LAW.
Before Judge Blatch!ord.
In the Matter Of Asa craf-ln ,h!s proceedings
taken for compulsory bankruptcy upon the ground
that the debtor had voluntarily given confession OF
judgment under the code creditor for 1000 The
evidence which voum,nous had been taken before
a Comm. So ionar and tho came dp for argu-
meut Mr. Benedict, counse' for tbs creditors con.
tended that an &C, OF bankruptcy had been committed
by the debtor There was evidence thai the de0tsr
was nsolvent. ani that 4 voluntary Edwin
James. opposing counsel. addressed an argument
TO the court anayzng the American and English
,he most importan, question winch had yet come
fora tue court in bankruptcy. Confessions OF judy
men were authorized BY tae Code aud property to
args amount depended upon correct decision Of this
case To say that dobtor who was !nsoveni suffered
his property be taken 10 execution equivalent to
Judge Bachtord said that tad question demanded
consideration and one o! much importance in
the administration OF the Bankrupt law and reserved his
decson
Pressure ot Business i'm tho Bankrupt Conrt.
Tho officers OF the Bankrupt Court engaged all
the morning yesterday receiving petitions. The pcti-
their counsel presented themselves in line
and took their turn in the. manner as they would "
purchasing postage stamps At the Post once receiving
or pay na money u bank This rush has been caused
by the belief entertained by LEGAL practitioners that the
voluntary clause the Bankrupt act, which gives an
advantage TO applicants who have no assets expires on
the % OF the ensuing March, while others are OF opinion
Ibs the clause does not cease iii the LIST OF june afts,
1t Is supposed the afty cent clause begins
operation The number OF petitions nled yesterday az
ceeded one hundred and ifty.
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7,sruls lsa ,gslsTi

Joe coburn. ,ns noted eLsnplos - smsriss EN- ,.
training retreat 10 Hri-n yss'sriv. so ssss~
frisnds known q ssposeais q hss esasrs. saa esss
10 this otv. where amid esnvivssy ssa 10. isssr.
change Of Fellowship shs nor Per'l's q %. %, sss
passsd While wcnding thar ssy honsssfa ts~g
bv chance stopped In ths rsr. h0s@ ~
shs Iasi pleasn, ssehsnss q somsanssss
,vhsre thsv mat Colonel Siessos- No~. 10 siiassa
the Colonel knew Coturs, sad esssstalsiions -srs
ofYersd 10 their mutual satsfssason bas 'ras isss
usvor runs smooth and IN yioisst afgumsns so~s
ensuing Gleason and Coburn differed - materially tsss
esch desired The immediate vtbirssli of tbs otss~
from the room Coburn ,cd ths Coionsi 10 e.se." be
tho latter did not feel tnus dspossd saa ssdss ss
former hsd made certain cenossusso1s, "Jea sssy
you hit me, you do, you ere dead usn rbs
cham plon laughed and said "Suess sos," wten -
Coiossl added YES III shoo, you,' sad san sAss
draw pistol Joe could not be passive nos. and Dss
his friend equally in this rsspscl - also dr.ssss
head, throalsuinsiy said Now shoesf' Ths ca
hIbiion Of this warIiks element N rsshs
place was evidently dslksd and pfoiscsd tnuoh co..
sternaton among ths bysiaudsra soma q Dc ~ bshs<
DOORS others under chairs, and many inconansnty bs-
ing Into the street Ba. happy. no damage ~ss dess
~ friends ~ this stage Of ths aAir. prevailed spes NE
pocket their pistols and renew Ne fsedly
tsladsas ,bas he'd ,has bssa rudsu ssAasssA
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suRRoGATe's COURT.
Before Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker.

Before Surrogate Gideon J. Tucker.
The following mentioned wills were admitted to pro-
bats-v1 Of Theresa Yahis. Mary Purdy, Owen Salmon.
Ira B Steward. Francis j. Gsyer Nathan Lord
Letters Of administrator granted estates a.
folio s:--Of Randall Graves Patrick Kerssy, Eugene
Nicklaus Charles Oeser, Clara Pinsent Kristina
Worther. Janes Amermau, Frederick H. Graasezein,
Benjamin 7. Moon, John W. Chapman Frank K Bradt
George W Ewing. James Gehan. Adophe Kruspe John
N Myers. James OSullivan, Henry X Jonos, James
O'Gara, John Twedde, Jr John H. Van Zle. Louis An
rich Frederick Pulling.
Guardianship papers were granted to David o. Grady.
guardian Of CsthArns Kelly Della Anrich. Of Minnie
Emanue, Anrch. William Wilson, Of Caroline, George
", Henry and Emly Jones.
Accoua OF the estates OF the following named per-
sons, deceased. have been settled -Palricx Corwn.
George W. Reed. Eisanor Bazzoni, Lorenzo Moses,
Ephram rishe, John L Bods. John q. Bogart william
kesssr ani Peter W Malone.
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roeoiatoos:-
yssa
soa President Of the tinted sta.e o. high crime. as1
only I.;ias ssa %::
sas:s; n DOGS :s's. ". ssss.Ss @ ss y '"i s:
.A.,sss =. been Z. q. .sia aoa.s Esprsssa.s.ss
s..: are = i case: % se,sra hs action. oSc:rs
nay % In diree, yiosoa Of the on q hs
i. s. : ana nss.
fern certain duties mposed uPoa him BY legislative
.: s a',s ;sH.a:. .. u sS:s As
sa q A. Ii. aaau:ps :e' psr snS 'a's .ss
Il iRs C0nsress Of ,ss United sia.es.
"a requested % Als such action the mporsnss
p. s a.. s R.aSs q
of he o New York for the said high anl
lldsrnaa HAxpy, In explanation OF the resolusoa.
salss that in 1857 . certain bill was passed BY ths
Lsgsa,are o. this state directing the Governor Of the
sppoa Of The Judges Of the supreme Cours
10 perform esns,s services The Governor although he
sgsee the bi Afterwards declared that 1t was
sltatisaa snd has refused or neglected TO obey ths
order Of shs Legsa:rrs that particular. II IL
precisely similar 70 that On hich the dominant party
the Hosss Of Representative Washington md Press-
dsns johnson guilty Of high crimes and missts-
meaaorx" but those high crimes and misdemeausr8
b ns committed by member o the republican party u
good Standing overlooked and nothing said about
them. but sminenily proper that al this time there
shoa,d ee ssms action taken n the matter TO show the
eoasency 0 the republican psrty and have both trials
esng on ~ The same Gmshe republcan Senate Of The
state OF New YORK yng ths republican Governor at the
same lime thai tue republican Senate OF the United
states 10 iryins the republican President
Alcernaa wHirs Moved to refer The matter 70 the
olnmiitss % National AGa.rs ~ the matter Was one
OF sansasi smpor: anes
This moiioE lest, as vas also motion 10 post
pons the matter indeneitely The subject seemed -
take The members ey surprss. and they scarcely kssw
what 10 DO about 10
Several wanted 10 refer 10 this committee and others
20 some oiher committoa One Of tns memben the
'rufa dstr.cts'' for q time bew.idered
ana thea moved 70 have the matter indefinitely posi-.
ponsd The members Of the 'ihird house. looked ss
each ether and grinned as tney knew ali about t. and
yei wondered what u meant
Alderman HARDY clear headed than many cf
his cnyveres, ehJoysd while the hurry which his doss-
neat had created ard then satod that tue
OF more than ordinary importance and he would
20 lei the matter ay over" ~ that the members ccsiA
have sur day 10 think on Il
Resolutions we're passed 10 pave Forty fourth stsses
and Hal! place with Sieoson pavement
Alderman MOTION called UP the resolution relating -
the val Of The ioew Bridge. He stated that he
was continually n receipl OF requests urge tue mat
ter ana hs wsald Ike 10 have settled slight dts-
euss.o7 then arose 0eiweer two o: tho country mem
oers each o. whom wanted ihv bridge removed % hts
Particular dsr CT and nasDok % suow 70 the Board
that sach structure Was absolutely neoded ~ ths
points uafned-SssenFeta slreol snd Fourth avenue,
and seveuty-lrss strsei and Eleventh. avenue The
suoect finally referred 70 tbs Committee -
Ar.s and selsnees, after ~hca the Board adjourned
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Acupxr At rHn Crsrox HousE.-Bstween nine and
ten o's,sck yesterday morning portion Of the glass
dome OF The ro,unda .. the Custom House fell with
lsud cssh and Of the clerks who engaged In
ths once beneath narrowly escaped senous injury. II
appeared that some workmen were engaged IN making
repairs the outside OF the ONE and had
LETT loose plank in an exposed position II caught
~ by the prevailing nigh wind and thrown volsatly
with the fragments down through the rotunda Mr..
Briggs was slightly wounded In the face BY piece Of
gass and had noe cut 10 bis hat BY another portion:
but neno Of the othor gentlemen engaged in tho once
were injured.
FATAL Brnsrso CASUALTY. Yesterday afternoon
Coroner Rollins notified 70 hold 40 Inquest Al No
use West Houston street tho remains Of Mrs Hay
woman VINO died from the effects OF burns received
two or three days since By ,hs explosion Of kerosene
oil lamp.
CHILD sryyocAnn. n.-Corossr scbsmsr yeaerday held
40 Inquest No. COS Eleventh svenus the romans
OF Mary Morris infan, only two months DID, whose
death wAs the result Of being accidentally sunocatsd
beneath the bedoloIhss
PoLrcs RECORD roR TN wnK.-ns following II the
NUMBER Of arrests made in this city By tho police during
the past week saturday, 22d insl, 220; Sunday 81
Monday, 2o1; Tuesday. Isl; Wednesday, i72; Thurs
day, lt7j Friday, 2sth inst, 1So--total 1,20d
FiRs wEsr TIrrr.vorRrH STREET. About ten
O'Clock yesterday morning Ore broke out in the drying
Of The match factory, owned BY John Loshrs No.
<27 West yfourth street. Mr. Loshrs also occupied
the rss noer and extension lager beer ssisou and
dwelling The property was damaged TO the extent Of
So 00o Injured for 81 900 In New Amsterdam, a. 900
Baltimore; $1,000 In United States, of Baltimore
81 900 10 Williamsburg CITY, and 81 900 in s. Marks
Insurance Company The flames extended TO the frame
dwsrns No 4as, owned By VIM. Hsnrsis and oecup pied
BY John Laukepcr, who keeps . grocery the nrss
6oor Loss on stock, $500; no Insurance Damage 10
owned and occupied by John Tsdd, 10 damaged about
$500; injured.
Tns EAST THIRrY.Fo srsnnr About two
o'clock yesterday mornins . are broke out In the
tiudIus wood ysrd Nos sss and $40 East Thirty fosrA
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Railroad Companies Oessrucfins streets aad
Crs.swaiks-Thc Nicelsoa Pavement Rcss-
lutisns Adopted over the Mayors Veto.
ihs Board mel yesterday al soon President stassa
In the chair
Nj HTssY MURRAr moved tha. resolution whch vs.
introduced few days since directing thu various ssy
railroad companies 70 remove tho snow and ics alnaG
ihs line o. tier tracks he from the tss.
rhls motion gave rise 70 . debate.
Mr n hVREAs said that ne never authorized 80
person 10 pus hs name 10 lhs paper. and 20 bshsvsa
that The Comnoa Council had the power TO co0Vsa
shs railroad eempssiss - rrmsvs fhs sse~
Nr. HAsI said lha, ias Esar,aa companies acted -
NJ thsy swnsa shs stress of ale ety. he bessvs1
that some stould es adopsea 20 prsvea, ~
from shsuueslns tss sdssAks ~ pihng az snss -
either side q tss rscks
Mr. ". B. Rouxnrs osssrvss ina, 10 justice 10 ns Z
Murray. hl name sAeald - sutcken from sbs rssns-
uss. bs. ne disagreed from tAsi gssl.nsn hs ssUa-
menL Ne eessesed tasa tns Fslfo&d conssnss ososa
10 be prsh4aaas from sbstraotng ths saesAiks -
70 as..s 1hs ausssos rns s.rsss esssrsesor .ss -
70 sscr hs srssts eesn sst be esa ses sslnk 49,
were nos 90 he stfsss ma sss~ sssla nsss -
fss nsues V 20, sss rsssisuoa on as vs isa
rkuss stassrs sfra soptSss rsrrwxss.
Tue Hoard shss aiops~a fsas~iss re.slsness 90
tic Mayors ss.ss - fsssr sf pssss sss susssas0
Iwessy -Isurss ssrssl fsom Fss y nsslses svss..;
r~sns,.ssvsnih street, from ffth slssa svssns.
Murray street, from b<sa4~ay - wssi sress; Ivs.sg-
fssus ssress FREQ. Ase@ss.S % ntste s..ses rassA0.
third street. soG ftflh ~ sixsh asesss Ahsn slpuo
whore not ALREADY ysssa VIA bsislss psssassss-
Exchsngs pace. from aFss@ skrer " dsaessr osen
jones street Nuth street from hro<fwsy a. Hth e~o
saa Frs1sls iron Il = susss 70 wssl Drssssss
rcx nxr 80 Ezroa soIsxAs.
4 resolution s1 rscsises iron We Aasrmss . bsw
aossass = ssoss % -. Ss.s.srs sssn . "a. CO -
Mr. Ga soRs keped shsi sas matter weat - tsll
uyoa the table. fas Mayor ksd IA psrtrsA % ssG1
and pui ~ IN svsyy ssrFosn en The sssd aus -
properly owners Of lks say we're tssst e1ssxh sassue
hAvng ~ pay tor posarass 20 sasrr ne Lity Hail
The rssc.sisn sss rsisfse 70 ne Segs - -
ana sciences
Resolsucns sdopied slyrctias thai me fscs1nG
sutsts shoad b Tsvs1 vth N.cs.son gxvsmsux -
sscont s,sags frsm boerteeath 20 fsssys ssres:
klssteealh street. from Third elxh s4snIs. ouuG
land. street, from BsoA9~sy - Green stct srssl
Tne Hoard ,eox recess ta Tires s'eieek AAr -
reasssubiea sns zee essnspsrt2ai fssslaless sess
adopted vhsrsupss ths bosrs saJsarss1 Nj hos1.e.
a. tNs e'cloeG
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rM uu csc.


Abe Ilirken and Jehaay uiaekle.
Abe Hetea. ne E,gish pagnlsl rs.'dsns ef sss -
for several weeks rasa sa a isa sss treshsr s~smw
VINO desires 10 nght hifn Ale came ssfs ssssrss -
pscslly TO mssi Sam coliyes he eAa npsr hskl .ss
nghtsr VI the UIitsc stssss Bet Ssm es.e 49,
certain profess.ona snsAgsasas 10 seomnseisss s<u.
aud ihus The foraer sarnse - gsat4rss s~s - ~
mcns,rais bis hshuns susiiuss Antr fssssse is.irsD
10 effect match. snd as ace wss hum~~ss1 t4rss1.
upon neArpg thai hs b-s ksns 10 knglan4 A-f aennS
. mssLng u Be srxnses there tetwsss nsa
and ''Young Tcm lane" ior slea . SIZE 10 ysss
nsxt Johnny Bisckle. wcsnt srvvai fr~1 "a Sea
advlssa thai ne uiilns a. msst A.. H. NJ fas -.
cordins 10 the tefms o. his patlil4sa e1A n.s. s~s
hght from III % i2~ rouNds 60 ~ Q siaN ~ &c
weeks time from tue esls of sstln. sEsaca4 a.
Hcsen ell " ts bae Sers y - q sas~ss
have the proposed asts 10 srsT 11sgeaes D. zee
Of this there prszpsc tras bsckis s.d ~ ssess
Q match.
Prize Fight Near Bellows Falis. Ma... -rslssp-
four Reusds is 0ss Hear sss >tss sxls-
utes.
prize nsh, came or rear nsiic~s Fsnssss mssai~s
for $50 . AIDE The prLeTas sre ss@sa ~ ~'w
and Reessa Tho rshi ws. . ssspssaas ess fhssy-
four rounds we're fought IN 0ns houf And nns mis@as
Resgan vas The victor. IGsrs wsfe - anss~
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n,'as Wa

The basincss q the License sc'sss ssras NE -
week 10 n solO~si--ricersss issssa 10 s~eoss -
dealers o. coaches ~ sxpross saxons N, vsndsrS "a
drivers isi pubic earss 70 arr ssrls 10; porss o.
cara iSs Total, Iss Received fof tnes. egs kss -
received fer fees aae 1neA ss,s.A -
In comp.lanee wit8 he rt&asei ~ iks msy -
lshss 10 tho Esksin Of yesfsfcsg tfs msnbsu 81 sso
Broadway squss arrested twtutr-el.n mss ~le ssee
ard pacArds IN Broadway TAey takst be sss -
Mayor, vno dlscEsrgss tssm sist fsgrimsea
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could only bo obtained by examining the private 40
count books Of eacs member Of thsr body cannot
say sna. tns Expectation width expresses Of seeing
Osaka was fully shared BY tbe Guild; they would bs
better able 10 pronounce opinion that point
hence after the place had been epensd-thsy mad their
doubts-they looked 70 their own interests as q Guild,
and they were not quts sure that the diminished scope
their trade pass the haads of the smaller houses
would DO compensated for BY the advantages 70 bs de-
rived from Ito increased propoitions
The following add tonai information on the present
foreign trade coliscted from various sources
The total number Of packags OF piece goods imported
last year amounted 10 800 wte here TAO pack
ages OF medicines and 4 90G OF miscellaneous goods.
The difference between the Yokohama and Osaka prices
OF foreign goods Is reckoned about per cent
valuable articles and goes as hEh twenty per cent on
goods OF more bulky description The lowest actual
freight 0y sea between Yokohama and Osaka Is recxoned
on ihe toiicwng art,clN az be.ow, out " Is often
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-02
I. q. o. y.

Msnsny BuiIdines Third District oncers- r stansic ~
n. y etszrksn, r. p; J. Rsner Scribe. ara "a
LAFAYETTE ENCAaPNENTNO.I
nssts hrst and third Wednesday IN Jsfsson III,
corner Of Masazns and Phillip strssts Fourth District
Omcsu-I W. Ais. G. p; Frank Plaster. Il. r.; eeorss
Ritter. Scribe fTl
ODD FELLOws' REST.
Messs b the once Of Grand Secretary, the sseons
Monday m January, April, July and octsssr Inc sew
Board nees On the third Monday in January for organise
ton oncers-J O. Dzssp President; Josiah folgsr, sses
sAry, Jossph West. Treasurer; John Quinn. ssxtoa
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
nssss IN sce Grand Secretary Friday evening IN even
month omesn-A w. NeDsasll. Presidents Josiah Foissz
Secretary.
wIpowg AND oRPHANg GENERAL RELIEF As-
ISOLATION.
usets In once Secretary Saturday Of sscn monu
Annual meeting last Saturday In J>nnsu omcsrs or iSo
n RushA President; O. w. Roper Ffst Vice President
" Fnsssr Second Vice President; Luthu Hsnss Secretary
A Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL ASSOCIATION.
Mssts Monday In each month ct once Of the CRANE
Secretary Election MONDAY May for Directors
BOARD ron ls6s-Presidenf-E n Rssha. N. w. NJ
Fsaanes oommittes-J. q. Dunlap; A wsilses Hunter
Eugene r. Brugers.
Hau cormitsss-e L Thos. n. Shields, Z. H. Fairchud
George DrmsysE
Busdips obmmiass-E n. Rasha; Luther Homes; George
Nungesssr.
Q. W. Roper u. Nmspsush. & T. Hsers a. L. Hs.H
HASKELL