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NOM US TRIUMPHANT.
Tho Folly Sway Of Good Old Prince Carnival
The Arion N1asauerad do" shoe Fly" the
Gcumcnicai Council. John Cbinnmap. and

Tne ROXY sway OF Good Old Prince Carnival
The Arion Nfasauera do" shoe Fly" the
Gcumenicai Council. John Cbinn man. and
Ill the Nations Of the Earth.
The grand bal mssque OF the Arion Vocal
Society nlled the Academy OF Music last night with
scene Of the widest fun. The galleries were lined
with saly-dressed ladies and masks as early as
O'Clock. As 10 O'Clock approached the seats on the
floor. also, were rapidly filled up, and Al 10 o'clock
precisely the curtain rose. company, In the cos
tune OF chevaiers OF the period Of Louis XlI stood
behind II, and II rose, marched forward. Behind
them came the Lobby Committee, dressed as pages
OF Marie Antoinette's time and then. also, in
! strobe the mighty Prince Carnival. Ills testers
danced about him In the most eItravsgant manner,
their legs In the air, and their arms everywhere.
The Prince seated himself upon his throne, and his
guards gathered about them. The chevaiers had
evidently been chosen for their fine commanding
ogures. Al their head stood Capt. Bau, man six
feet or more 10 height and OF perhaps $50 pounds In
weight Nor Was Capt. Dehripger, OF the pages, 10.
feror 10 him in build
The Prince once seated, In marched the venerable
Pope, Pho Mono. At the head Of this company strobe
a cardinal, with On immense red bat on the back OF
his red cloak. Behind were dozen soldiers with
helmets and halbcrts and then came the Pope him
self beneath On enormous red umbrella that was
held over him by some OF his attendants. The pro-
cession closed with q number OF cardinals and bish.
OPS, hnu lOur OF Napolcan's pest drillei LouaVce,
who bore against their shoulders the latest improved
elassepots
Hardly had the Pope ana his attendants taken their
places at the foot Of the throne OF Prince Carnival
before band appeared which beggars descrip ption
Al the natonalities were represented which the
Pacific Railroad has brought In contact, for this
group was meant as TO symboliZe Progress, In con.
symbol OF Reaction.
AZ the head Of the Chevaiiers was Capt. Blair. and
OF the Pages Capt Behrnger. Prince Carnival was
neither more nor less than Mr.. Richard schnz
Beneath Pho Nono's garments strobe Mr. Frederick
Luoer, AMI as Arion Mr.. John Otto Hundt
made his appearance for this one evening"
Mr. Neustadt was Chairman Of the Reception Com.
nitcc. ard . Jolly good lime there was under his
f.le. Notable for their politcnces to the ladies'
we're hessrs. Edward Rehnhardt aud @. A. Kuhu
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JoTTINGS ABOUr T0WN.


NJ NJ. % btsn R captured hunnet W ol Sock ng.'ers ana
'voNS ~ -O' N"S7"" e'''o' %" "'""osu"p "'E"'
Bc'srr Fisher, distlcrs and rtctihrrs, OF Bayard
street have not been arrested las their place been
seized
The ships ocetn, rom Ctleutta, Hannibal. from
Liverpool, and EobtnO, nom Liverpool. arrived last
night
The congregation of B'rai Jcshurun hav, recently
appointed &C ebfAttd German tenor. Herr Rubels as
reader.
The u,nnta,, Co,iere hlpnni dined IN tho Astcr
House last oveniss. The hon, Judge j. 5. BoswortA
presided
Tlomas Co,i,,, .ss ,ornd de,d In hsd ves,or,,-
nt,h , ~ n' 'e''+'"NS !" S'A') ''" S'SV'' heAI
Jaros W., u,, ,,, ,ro-, q, Ito ,,,,. Mil,
M ~, -, o. ~, vn AZ, - ~ .'''n
@ u,'A y" r''H"' '"''' Wv" 'e''e'uy III n'c'
'ue "''p''''
The two cousins Ryan, Of West Broadway, have
ntS"9 W. af'eles ,@5 rae hghl 10 take place on The
'',u VI w. """'
Mr. Cole, the clempoh Y : butcher VII slgn
articles for d1uhiehauAei i've hund ed sheep killing
match next Saturday at i52 Greenwich street.
Msrv "A Mann ap,d as wa. f,p,d load ycs,or5,,.
in the ienemc nj Al Tie corner Of F1rtyIh street MA
seventh avenue sLe had taken al overdose OF ehloro
form
no Nssis,Hht nlutl,mrn yr,,"Juwny ny tetolNed to
W,ag4 i Anu JA,eu ~ Wr aCWu par o' notI shS' @ ana
liver. ' ~ '1' wv ~
nrmh., ot ,.,rs.,,,r,,v. Ir,.h pcr,b,,c.r. y,
hi ,si i.I n iIn .,
Is ~ a. sn ~, iet a. .S'i w & W,. uhuty
N the 'hsti AIu 1yi @ 9n ldsn hepnoeah Srulia
mNO' 'smes ""sNe'N was e'8''ou pelmAheuI
Ttes,ueu',
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New York and wostchc.ter II. n. Co.

Inc bockDOlders Of tnc new loTk ana W est
chester r. n Co. met yesterday afternoon in the
Metropolitan Hotel. Major w. W. Leland was ap.
pointed Chairman and Mr.. H. Chambers Secretary.
Mr.. ]. v. Rich read o report Which declared In sub
stance that the company had o charter TO
construct q railroad in this city, through Pearl
street. Bowery, Lexington avenue, &c, TO Kings
bridge also to construct steam railroad from the
latter point to Lake Mahopac. Tho Company had
begun this work In Pearl street with the most dat
tering prospects Of success The work had been DO.
gun In good earnest when Mr.. Roosevelt, by an in
Junction, put a stop to all further action The case
was argued In the Supreme Court, and is still under
litigation.
About this time .ome Boston and Western men
got hold Of the contract which had been let to
but also his stock and bonds Mr.. Roberts was paid
In promissory notes. and these notes have all been
protested. The new party nert secured az much
stock as possible, and then man9uyred themselves
Into the Board OF Direction, and got the
control OF the Company an Eastern man was elected
President, and one from the West Vice President: I:
while the Treasurer and Chairman OF the Executive
Committee were also citizens OF the Hub. lore
closure suit was then begun, receiver ap
pointed, and the franchise sod for $50
new company was then organized called the
New York ard Boston Railroad Company, taking tho
identical route with few variations surveyed b.
the New York ana Westchester County Railroad
Company Now they have got In their possession
what has cost these Stockholders over half million
In cash, for which they have not yet paid the nrst
dollar.
This report discussed by the stockholders
and they finally appointed committee Of seven to
ascertain wnaI legal rights they have.
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Proceedings In the Legislature.

In the Senate reports were made, charterng the
FINN Avenue Savings Bank, and the National Trust
Company and fayorng the consolidation Of the Amer.
can and Foreign Bible society with the American Pub.
llcation Society, The bill changing the name OF the
Hebrew Benevolent society passed. Bills In.
ttoduced relative to the acknowledgment OF convey.
ances and other Instruments and ling the
cooperating the Insurers Indemnity Company, The
Senate confirmed Isaac NJ seybolt and Richard Brink.
man, Orange county N. G. Clark aud VIM. Gillespie,
Sullivan county Bela G. Smith and Eugene ID. Mapes,
SCHUYLER county, Loan COMMISSIONER.
Mr. Elwood's bill provides that railroad companies
tha have thirteen directors TO manage lie affairs ex.
oept street railroad corporations where vehicles
shall not be less than nve.
Mr. Hue.ted introduced q bill which provides that
all indiyidnas or corporations doing business under
any general special laws Of the stale shall advertise
in the state paper also IN papers having the largest
circulation In the county where the business con.
Quoted, full statement OF all the moneys dividends
&c. naming unca ed for with names OF owners, a c..
&C. II AFTER year such moneys have been call.
cd for then the amount must be paid TO the state
Treasurer.
Mr. brown introduced bill directing every railroad
company TO make q full aud pletc ciassncn alton
OF articles and prices from highest TO lowest and sucn
Classincaton shall coutain all property which
toad ransT or their road, and also from one
station TO anohcr along the route and such agreement
shall be posted IN conspicuous place around the de.
pots OF the roads.
The OIL provides for regulating rates 80 that freight
gong short distance shall be charge no rro.
portion than u It went the entire length Of any rail.
road and not more than " per centum additional
between December and April In each year than the
n b. "a mon
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THE VOORHEES, 0BSEQUIES.
WIRE SUSPENSION or BUSINESS
m SOUTH BROOKLfN.

an. n, view In the Street.-The
r.o,ouQhfares near the Residence fiiitd
I.',h ritizcn.-The Deep Feeling OF the
,,",,,,udr- Address by the
~ n. VI. storrs-scenes on the why
a. the Gt-1yo-luauesi Last Might.
rho G,neral OF Douincus 5. Voorhies was an
..,,..d 10 take place Al II o'clock yesterday
s,,,,c, from his late residence, 9Oi Pfcs'dent
.,,.,, sou,h Brooklyu, but II twss almost . o'clock
,,so,c the raj ooyii0, started AS early "
-, in a., morhiuz ihrongs OF sympathlEer
.,D,ed their way toward President street, aud al
IA o'clock. any citizen wislins 10 pass through that
,,,s,t or any Of the nclghburius thoroughiares,
,,oi II an utter lmpossiOiliiy A block Oh each
"A, Of the house was packed with men, women,
al children. aul eytrJ sIooD door, window aud
,o,.s,,p ip the neighborhood bai i,s lull somble.
,.at o. human beings Tie railing surrounding
N,r.l Par. dirccry opposite tie house, Vas alive
,,A srchl. md young men.
ans HOUSE nBsitCLp.
p,yir; reached the stocp. new d,mcGliI prs-
.,p,sl i,sc.i So great had ttcn the demand roi
,multcc ,u the part OF the lair daughters OF the
CITY Of lla ches, that the managers Of tie funeral
ye.e cou. c,cd to place two gentlemen At the door
ene r..dc nd the other ouO In ordtr that those
slo N,re relatives or particular friends might have
a opportunity to enter. Some evcu Of the relatives
ssie k,ut vaiuu: outside full hslfhour. No one
vs. allowed to apuroach within twenty feet Of the
n,esho unless he could give positive proof 10 stv-
.ral poccmea that he was a relative or very near
fenl luz sus reporter is indebted TO tue
aalt,oas Sheriff Bunker for aGoiding him facilities.
InB FABLog ANb rus DEAD.
10 the hall stood ten gentlemen. intimate friends
Of Nj. Noyrhic-. Tie parior was crowded with
r.ialiyes and acquaiu,auces all profoundly sym.
pl,hE.ns with Mrs. Noormes. IL the centre OF the
room was the COIN. The body was dressed In q
piil suit Of black, and the face wore a perfectly
al,sgll expression, the onA exception bcn: q
light d,colorauon on the forehead where the bullet
bad p uetlIled The body was luca,cd IA aspienlid
psewool casket, OF the aucst material ami work
um.hip with silver-platcd mouuunss and eight
flyrf.pa'ed landcs-three on each 20 and one ou
,.cb end. The plate was Masonic, VITA ,'e follow
II ins-rip. ton:
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FLASHES From THE ocEINc1BAEs

A FcDian demonstration was announced to take
place n Corh on Wednesday out 10 We suppressed bi
the authorities.
The swedish Diet has p1ssei lW admitting Dis
sencis aud Jews 70 POLITICAL t-Dt.. The Kin. airued
tue law Immediately.
\ canoe race between the champions OF oxford
and cambridge Will take place o. the Thames IN the
week OF the University race.
Mahoney and his son have been committed f,r
ral on thc charge Of ConccA31g arms and of having
reasonable Fenan documents IN tier po,,cs.iOn
At Orilab', Mexico, on the Sth inst. 15ul prison.
efs broke a And oyerPoweroi the guards OF the clty
Gems. Cosio fontottI and ChaYaTrl have loluel aut
tabCn command ofth reYoIers.
The MlrseHdise publishes letter from gentle.
man Of Boston, Mas to Francis Vincent RAs nail IN
which he say. bc uclJscs nfy francs contribution
toward erecting A monument TO Victor NOlI aud NJ.
Daudin.
The Mexican revolutionary Generals, Toledo and
Martinez combined their forces, ana threatening
bedo compelled him TO retire 10 Filpc, and from
that point he fell back, the sth inst to GuausIuato
me insurgents ~ that quarter far outnunhcr Escobe
dos army, Tho Government has forced 1000 inta
the
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Commission Delano will remain in the city until
tomorrow at noon.
Secretary Robeson will probably VISIT Annapolis
tomorrow TO welcome the officers I the MonAtCl
Miss Susan Cation, Of the late Galton troupr, was
married IN Phi adelphia yesterday TO Mr. kellcher.
james Flske Jr., has withdrawn his hbel suit
against Mr., Samuel DOwlcS OF the Springfield RsI ID
hCdH
Mr.. Alfred waddington, the protector Of the over
land railroad through British North America arrived
In Boston on Wcdhes1ay.
large number OF gentlemen who propose attend
ing the annual meeting of the Natonol Labor Assocla
lon of tue ultCd states hTe in tie city.
The Collector of the port yesterday removed
Nicholas Burns who had been employed m the Custom
House ten years Burns T. 6J years Of age and tried
Republican. Layins had his house burned uu.iug tie
riots
The Young Mems Democratic Climb ofthe Sixteenth
Ward elected Peter Mcdonnell President, JunS Hur.
bridge Wee President John McNally. Recording sec.
rctAry John BuTbrdge CoTTespC Ldng secretary and
Thomas McNGly. Treasurer.
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NJ. Henry +. Sweetser, one of the night edi.
tors OF the World, wA- found dead in his bed yester
day afternoon at about O'Clock. BY the tempera-
ure Of his body. he had been dead about two hours
~ rrntn wa- caused uy epffvptiv COMMISSIONS Mr..
swectser was born in Brooklyn In 1881, and grad
uatcd at Yale College Ia the class Of 1883. Soon
aiter doing 20. lie Joined the Ihnss as reporter,
on the World, becoming, Ia turn, a mail
editor city editor might editor editorial writer ed.
itot OF tue weekly, editor aud collector OF election
stJtsucs etc. After scuc service OF the Round TI-
BE- he aeatn returned TO the World once. lie was
the celebrated "afithmetio man OF the Word.
Genial In society, square In his dealings With his
comrades and brilliant plraEraphist his loss VIII
be ielt hy his brother journalists In this elty.
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IITEST LABOR NEWS.

The Carpenters Union, OF Brooklyn. last evening
elected Mr. james McCambrdge, President.
The clothing cutters last night resolved TO have
mass meeting OF their trade at 10 stanton street on
Thursday. the 2ith Inst.
An important meeting OF the members OF the Sec
ond Union Cooperative building Society takes place
this evening In Cooperative Hall, 2i bowery.
The Gilders' Protective Union met last night The
men employed IN the shops OF Messrs tSuedeco or aud
schaus struck Monday last, because their wages
been reduced o. Ients per day.
The Conference Committee OF all the Brickayers
Unions ofNew York, DfOOklyn, and Wiiamshurgh.
vino were appointed 10 hN n scale of wages for the
tao for 1870 have decided retain the present wages
rs perda
Building Lot Association No TO- Of Brooklyn, met
last evening elected officers and received tsl SuDscrp.
tons B57 OTIS have been purchased by members. Mfr.
VIM, A Brusle ID the President aleb sniler Vice.
President Richard Mallory and II. s. Stoves, SecTeta
rIes Snd AeI. Campbell, Treasurer
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Mlraeulon. r.eap. Irom Denim In a VOL.

Mrs John j.. Mott, OF Hampstead Plains, went
TO the well to draw bucket OF water, The rope
having slipped fTom The wheel, che attempted to O.
1t; but losing her poise. she fel TO the bottom
thirty feet She retained her hold on the rope,
which retarded her descent and she fell easily
striking the water feet foremost Her hands were
dreadfuy lacerated by the rope In her descent the
esb being torn almost 10 the bone on striking the
water such the PAIN IN her hands she Iet go the
rope. She soon missed, aud search having been
made, ste was discovered by her husband He
quickly secured the services Of his hired men, and
then fastening a rope about HE body, descended to
the bottom VI the well, Just IN time 10 and his wife
sinking below The surface, the water then running
into her mouth Mrs. Mott, although able to DO
about, is sIl suffering severely from the wounds in
her banda
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niurdcrou. Attnck In Mott unyep.

On Wednesday afternoon Anthony Nevin.,
car stage driver living in Harlem called at the
residence OF Nr. James Gafney in Mott Haven. and
amer brief cunyctsaton with the latter, alluded to
some old difficulty between them, and at the same
time pulled out revolver and pointed IL at Gafney.
but person who was In the room caught hold Of
his hand. and prevented him nom dlschargng the
weapon, AMI with assistance Nevins was put out OF
doors sister OF GaAney's, as matter Of curiosity,
opened window up stairs and looked out. when
NeVins pointed the pistol Ut her, and with ol.h
threatened to shoot her bnt he vas again thwaTted
In his plAns, and taken before Justice Hauptnan, D.,
Who comuiltel him to prison.
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The Troubles of the Hon. Frank Duffy.

The Hon Frank Duffy, Of the Tenth Ward,
wishes us to inform the public that he is not the
Frank DuGy who was with Chambers on the night
OF the Brooklyn murder. He Is the Frank Duny
who has twice been elected TO ONCE by the people
and twice been counted out bv Peter Barr Sweeny's
king. On the night OF the Brooklyn murder this
Frank Puffy was aiding Mr. Thomas Brady in form.
ing the Y. NJ. i. NJ. 7. \. D. Society, No. 9. The
Hon. Horace Greeley VIII stand as godfather for the
new Society on Sunday next. Mr.. Duly also IN.
G.-~- es.l he ssii ss~~ eal,s., -LAll
Hal, lg3 BoWcry, tbs evening. AT tpe pretty sIls
on the east side are TO attend.
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Ho,Ls - LLIatnF

The - rayii's Society Welsh. will celebrate ia
le Netr1p p1l.ta. Hetel. on 1uosday March 1.
signor Haftz, tue magician having fitted up the.
atre for himself at 7is Broadway, near Astor place, will
open next Monday evening.
The commencement exercises Of t'e Eclectic
Medical College take place THIS evening in Plympton
Hail, Stuyyesant street.
The testimonial concert for the benefit of the
wd9y of the late composer and maestro Signor Mar.
zocchi the tutor OF AdvlnA Tstt AMI ofher operauu
artists takCs place IN Stcnway Hall next Tuesday
Ing miss Clara Louisa Kellogg Nine. BrOl, sig. Ron.
conf and U.ners will sing.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs BERB AND THERE BY THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Harlem River Steamboat Race Contest be-
tween tho Sylvan Glen nnd Nellie white
The sylvan Glen the WiDner-Unprece.
dented Time.
According to agreement, yesterday morning at
halEpast 10 o'clock, the steamers Sylvan Glen and
Nellie White contepded In very remarkable race
from Wards Island TO Eleventh street. Both boats
were crowded, and the trial was witnessed by hun.
drcds along the line OF the route II had previous TO
the been the boast OF the owners OF the Nellie
White that "she was the fastest boat carrying one
pipe In America" The boats started precisely at
the hour named, and steamed up to the utmost limit
that their safety valves would allow. The race was
short, sharp, and exciting, resulting In the victory OF
the Sylvan Glen by eight boat lengths.
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william Willis, the historian, OF Portland, Ne,
died yesterday morning.
Nicholas C. lawson. aged 70. many ycars connect
ed with the Croton Board, ed "Wednesday evening
At his residence. corner OF Perry and Msshngton
streets OF dose OF Paris green taken while insane
He had for some time suffered from sonening Of the
BRAN.
The funeral OF Joseph Wesley H4rper, one OF the
founders OF the great publishing house OF Harper
BrOthers toos place yesterday from the Sands street
The pal bearers were John j. siudweli President Of
the City Bank Samuel U. I. Oiel Alderman Thorne
John Co,ter. David 8. Qulmby, Crawford G. Smith,
President OF the Nassau Bank; David Coop. Thomas
fTtri0Etun, Henry Marsh. David Lewis and W II
DtuAirif The remains were inferred IN Green wood.
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WAsHINoros, Feb. l7.-EK- Representative
retles requested the Military Comuttse 10 sun,
mot the Blshop OF Titusyllle, whose son WAS sp
POINTED &c the academy Tor the sleged consideTA
noL OF $500 Pettes denies that be ever rec eived .
cent OF the moLey, and tAys that he will proc eed
agaLs, the parties making the attack. for sLgAgiDE
III conspiracy sgainst him. clerk 10 the Interior
polng tin 70 ths EAvsl Academy for 81 100. bui
Whittemore says II 10 totally false, - he never sAw
OF heard OF the witness before
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Cuba ,obe Len Ou,in,bs Cold.

WAsnlNGToNl FEB. N.-Tbe House Uotnmi TIce
on FoIeign Ahuirs discussed Cuban matters yesler.
day II was stated to the committee that Mr. Fish
had Information that Greenwald, recently murdered
In Havana, was not m American citizen but Hes.
sian, AID bad passport from the Kingdom Of Hesso
The indications are that majority ofths committee
instructng the President TO recogniz, ne CLbans
IL 10 probable, however that the committee will re
port resolution declaring that there now eIlsts
sLate of WAS In Cuba,
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NiPoLEoY's liberal GorERyMEyr
Nobody TO he Transported for Membership OF
secret society-Thc Punishment of the
Riotcrs-Tbe Left Centres Threat.

PARis. Feb. 1.-THE Journal Official publishes
an Imperial decree, which bv request OF the Minis.
ter Of Justice annus the decree OF 1851 giving the
Government the power Of nsporing to penal set.
Elements persons who belong to secret political
societies. The Minister says this power il abolished
because 1t - incompatible with a liberal movement.
Gustaye floureus has been sentenced to six
months imprisonment and 100 francs fine, aud M.
Deyeurc, publisher Of La N1TseiHdis to two months'
Imprisonment and 800 francs fine, for publishing
false news. OF the persons arrested during the lata
riots. those convicted OF caTrS ing arms have been
col demned to three and four months imprisonment
respect vey, aud those convicted Of uttcrng sedi-
tious cries 20 nom fifteen to thirty days imprison.
ment.
meeting OF the Deputies OF the " Left Centre"
In the Corps Legislatf Is 10 be held tomorrow. I'm.
mediate action on tile Interpolation introduced In
the Chamber by Jules Fare, concerning the domes.
tic policy OF tho Government, Is TO De urged, and
resolution Is to be introduced declaring that II tho
Ministry DO not accept the Interpolation the Left
Centre" wI vote with the extreme Lett"
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Tho residents near the eastern part of Pros.
pect Park met last evening to enter formal pro
test against The sale Of that section Of tue Park
The Hoo. John ". Hunter presided, and speeches
were delivered by the Hon. W W Goodrich, Ell.
nuud briggs, and Others, who opposed the sale
and advocated the abolition Of the Park Commis.
sion. petition expressive OF the sense OF the
meeting 10 70 be forwarded 70 the Leglslature.
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: or CRIME.

David .'u. Ookyn Teuton. found a
friend In = ne w OF Fulton avenue who
took him sui UaI,, him. David borrowed the
widowbh, - Ard wagon, q. sold The turnout Judge
Troy gave lD sK U OF ne 10 tue PenitsntiaTy.
Yesterdai David Digaa. Who had been indicted
for burglar - ,1s trsl oeziss pleaded guilty Of
pleaded guilty VI similar He uce and wn sentenced
10 Ten years 10 N,als lrIui The Recorder gAvs the
son Ike sentence,
Ann Ciemel u, of / 7alnsn street, was convicted
10 the BIoohiyi C59fi 9ys,ons yesterday OF receiy
two dsughtsri N NDiuhingeY d stswsNv store on
fulton itrseL Il hlSbaod hss sso been arrested on
. similef eharse. hy tqeu aAeh othAs az asAdlnI
thsI Daughters ow 'bsfh
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gentleman Of this city who travels eonsid.
ernbly, having had number OF trunks smashed, has
completed machine that he intends 10 attach TO lis
trunk, that II the trunk is thrown down viOenty
IL viii explode The machine Is charged with afro.
glyeerine lie says that lie will nnd out who and
wi1t road Is that his baggage Is torn TO rieces.
He says lao u goiuE for the baggage snlasheIs."
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Atameeuug Of Tie Samuel Lodge, No. g. II .he
Ipdspcudsai Order Of Free Mru % israel 70 wa &c.
solved 10 tender thrir sincere thanks Go Mes.fs
lanman Kemp FOR their active and generous stn
pstby to the bereaved ian.l! OF t-,r dcct,stI bl1
Ter lsAac GTccnwad.