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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
A DESPERATE LOVER.
He stabs the Girl He Wishes to Marry.

From the Albany Journal, JAM ISL
occurred another sabbing AFFAIR." somewhat different
In uetatl, however from the ones which generally
happen IN that section of the CITY, It shows. never
make OF the knife, in case they are baked III any
OF their purposes even II the result should lead
many Justly merit ana but few obtain.
The circumstances In the present case are about
said to be a tinker by occupation, although
1t IS a. doubtful question whether, for late
ne or ma; not an tina yg by fol-
spent In ounging around the different saloons on
Union, Division aud Hamilton streets. Although
so lost 10 sense Of his own seltrespect, 1t seems
that the finer feelings Of the heart were not alto.
getner crushed out, Tor he fell in love. and for
BE LADY named nne Anna haenSecS. WHO Resides at
No. los Arch street. The acquaintance between
them continued for some time, although She OK.
pressed no decided preference Tor his SUIT.
The young lady resides with her mother, and
Howe, who has been IN The habit of calling occa
ana nine O'clock. ana after the usual salu.
tations were INDUCED in he Introduced
the oepeaS sS subject Of and
marry him. She, having knowledge OF his
character and worthessness. refused to do SO.
He persisted IN the attempt TO induce her to con-
sent, but she as firmly persisted IN her refusal until
at length becoming enraged. he rose, and with tho
me you shall never live to marry any one else =; ne
drew dirk Knife and made deadly thrust at her
bosom, but the knife fortunately struck the breast
Gus wound. Again was the weapon raised, ana,
Notwithstanding her struggles to evade the would.
be murderer, she received another wound this time
In the arm. A thrrd bow was made, but she
warded 1t of with her hand the fingers being badly
cut, however.
de raised the knife for a fourth blow. but as II
descended she darted from him, screaming and
shrieking and the weapon struck the door,
Unloading 1t firmly, so that rt was with difficulty
he could withdraw 1t. The grl's screams
had by this time alarmed The house,
and the mlscreant thinking ne had Accomplished
his work. fed. News OF the affair was speedily con-
veyed TO the First precinct station house, and ON.
GERS Miller and Merchant were despatced In search
OF the ruilan. DR.. Newcomb was summoned and
dressed the injuries of the girl.
The Ohcers after search, finally tracked Howe
to saloon on the corner OF Union and Division
streets, where lie was arrested. No knife could be
found upon him, however, and the supposton Is
that he had thrown 1t away. This morning ne was
arraigned before Justice Mcnamara, but the young
lady being unable to appear ne was committed on
the testimony oil the oicegs Tor further exarnina-
lion. Her wounds, though severe, are not CON
sdered or dangerous nature. The assallant Is
twentyelgbt years OF age. lie says he was under
the influence Of liquor at the time and did not Know
what nc was doing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
Financial Oeac;.uc,cs

The appropriation for municipal purposes for 1871
Is S2l9,S62 Ga. Deducting the unexpected expendl.
ture In behalf OF the victims OF the Chicago calamity
the total deficiency In all the various accounts OF
Brooklyn thus amounts 10 little over one hundred
thousand dOllars and 1t s believed that when the
accounts are more fully examined credit items may
be found which Will lessen this total largely. The
amount OF tax raised III 1870 was S. O7Q 100; last
fall the total tax levy was $1,000, Gals reduction
from 1870, So ole 664. This rnrt6er reduced by
the omission of $1As,00o for Vauderbllt's avenue
certificates bringing the total reduction from tax OF
1870 TO S2l64,564. This saving Is essened
$4,000 by the deficiencies, including the Chicago
DONATION OF 500 900, so that the actual reduction OF
tax last year MISSES by about dirty thousand dollars,
being the TWO millions 1t was estimated to DO.
The authority Of the Legislature for issuing GER
tfcates OF Indebtedness TO raise the necessary
money Will he applied Tor, and probably granted at
once, and he money Will be borrowed anu the bills
paid. The amount OF deficiency will nave to be
raised In the next tax levy. The principal item is
That Tor chicago reef, to incur which the authori
ties were fully endorsed by public sentiment The
next largest iem-that for lighting streets-is not
satisfactory In view OF the fact that by agreeing
to furnish gas for less money this year, the COM
panies have virtually admitted that they over.
charged the city last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
MARINE COURT.
Decisions,

. by Judge Joachimsen
Goodenough vs. Davs.-FIndlnQs or fact n,od
with clerk. VI Jaw nieu
Ball vs.. Manufacturing Metall,c comronv r,ro
casesl-Demurrer overiuled. see meInoran,iumn IN
papers. '""uh Ill
and costs, and s25 allowance. " si'0io
ana for defendant for costs. F"' SH'
Cullen VS.. Observation-Disclosures for da,oraon,
with costs, ana SIS allowance. eu"n''
By Judge Spauldnv
Flatto vs. Dahman.-Judgment Tor the defondort
with costs, ana allowance
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SUPREME cOuRT-GsaEaAl TERM.

Not Very Nice Cnse, bmt Nice Points mt Law.
Before Judges lngraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
Ann II. Byrnes, Plaintif IN Error, VS.. The pconIe
Defendants In Error.-Tne piaintin was convicted
IN the Court Oh General Sessions, Recorder
Hackett on the bench, OF abortion com,nuted
upon Mary Ann Russell, ana the sentence
OF the Court was seven years IN the state
Prison. Mr. William Il. Howe, her Counsel
nefore this Court yesterday motion 10 set as,de
ihe verdict III the General Sessions anu allow new
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SUPERIOR CoUaT-TRIAL reaM.-?AHT 2.

Second TrinI In n Series Of Suits Against
Fire Insurance Companies.
Before Judge Mcneil.
William Ettinger vs. The Hanover Insurance Com.
pany.-Thls VIII be remembered as one OF eight
suits against different fire insurance companies to
recover some forty thousand dollars insurance on
stock ofgoOds belonging to the plaintiff, burned in
first SUIT, against the North British and Mercantile
Insurance Company, verdict for So, SO 90 was
given Tor the plalntiff. In the present SUIT the
hearing OF winch has occupied several days, the
jury yesterday rendered verdict for 81 $40 10 for
the paintn. The trial OF the remaining suits has
been postponed I'LL next term.
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THE BOND ROBBERY CASE,
Continuation Of the Examination Before
Judge Hogan,

The case of Horace Corp, who Is charged with
having IN his possession portion or the $4,000
stolen from Mr.. BatchIord on the 10th Of December
last, came up at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
afternoon before Judge Hogan. Mr. r. p. Cooley,
OF 1S6 Worth street, the only witness examined.
the case being again postponed until this morn NO
al hafpast nine O'Clock.
Mr. COOLEY said he had known the prisoner,
torp, lor number OF years, and always considered
him man OF considerable means On the I5tn or
december last he met him at the st. Julien Hotel
IN tns city, ana during that interview saw him buy
some ponds rom man named schneider (Ie be-
lieved mat was the name aud saw HIM pay Tor
lnem, living az part payment three s., 900 bills.
The case VIII be closed this morning SO far a the
preliminary examination Is concerned.
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COURT Of COMMON pLEAs-spECAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Loew.
Munson VS.. Burus.-Moiion 10 continue Injunction
granted.
Burke vs.. Gardlner.-Moton granted. Cause 10
In FEBRUARY. '
Cole VS.. Brcdcn.-Motion TO place cause on sne.
clai calendar Tor short causes granted.
Pesant vs. Mcbride. Costs adjusted
Brdsall vs.. DISQUALIFICATION Tor an allowance
denied, with costs. '"~N
Williams va. Eyan.-Motlon To vaca,o o.,oo,,,ou.
denied, without costs. "''"N"n'9n'
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specsfuy, WILLIAM WHID&
O. B. SMITH.
y0HS y W0op'

JOHN vlNCENA-
w,,., Raos !. c wnsiHHsds
Resolved That do now procees 10 baIIot for Presk
cent oil the Board and majority OF votes else
Witch adopted.
rsfsnEsr protein appointed Aldermen Martin end
VIII Ine members then proceeded to vote az foows,
VIZ" az lumber OF votes cast
Jenkins Van schalck received
NeceSs asa to r eSece
John Cochrane declared elected Prss-
ASe ps JoySE moved that committee be appointed v
esc c.I, the PRESIDENT to the chair.
Aldermen Radde aud Faconsr were appointed such eou,
r The having taken his seat made short
n iaomas Conan and George w. Punk here
Alderman JoyoE offered the following resolu,ion;-
the 3 aDw Of s 10 So for Of
1 e 1oe vs95 he whole y
Witch amendment was adopted. ''4''''a i
The original resolution as amended being then put lost
Amatys osnover Falooner. Martini Vance,
Negative Aldermen Cochrane Conan, Fitzgerald Joyce,
McLoren, Mehrbach. PlunKtt and Radde-s
Vance moved to postpone the election OF Clerk
Which hen was ~ssT lost on the following vote:-
n AnTmatiye1 Aldermen Faconer Vance, Van Schaick
~, NeSayeyAdermep Cechrape Conan, Conover Ftzger
for Clerk OF this Bo.rd.
nominate candidates before balloting.
T MSss motion adopted
Alderman J1E Nominated for csrS joseph 4t
Bangs.
Alderman MARTIN nominated for Clerk, Mark NJ. POM
Aldermen rseonsr and MehrSash appointed ises
name TSs e s, MARX I'M rs%srSy - s.u.,
nole number OF votes cast ."........M
Joseph shannon received.
Mark H. Pomsercy. .
Necessary to choice
The President directed talots be prepared and
that nat the Board ,a,i proceed to further ballot
WHOLE number of votes
Joseph shannon received. ...............
Marx NJ Po%crcy
Necessary to a choice
Alderman MAnrIS raised a point Of ORDER
Of 0s hsd n n's' rs
The PKrslDENT ruled that further baotiur for Clerk was
Alderman VANCE appealed from the decision of the Chair
Alderman MAR1IN, with consent Of the Board, withdrew
Alderman JoyoE moved to postpone the election Clerk
until until the next meeting. ,.,..,-
Eaieoner. Fnger.d Joyce Mariin MeLafen MsSrDscn.
Negative -Alaermea Vance. Van schaisk and wrder-s.
Alderman VAN sonAloK offered the following resc-
Whereas this Board was elected by the to reform
show our Willingness to contribute such a result
pensation OF any kind
Alderman CoNOvER moved to refer resolution COM
mit,ee Sala les and Ollces when appointed.
Which adopted upon the following vote -
Affirmative Aldermen Cochrane, Conan Conover, FitI.
gerald, Joyce Martin, McLaren and Pluukitt-s
Ncgatve-Adermen Falconer, Mehrbach, Radde, Vance,
Van Schnlck and Wider-6.
CoNovER moved that the Rules OF Order or the
BOARD Aldermen of the 1871 be the rules of this
Board until otherwise ordered, and that committee OF
three be appointed to revise the same.
Which adopted.
The following appointed such committee Aldermen
Conover, Gisey and Vance.
Alderman moved that when this Board adjourns Il
do to meet Thursday next NJ 3 L. NJ.
Which adopted
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
THE COURTS.

A Collision Case in Admiralty-Ths Lilienthal
Tobacco Case Again-Alleged Embezzlement
ofLettsrs in the Post 0ffice-Charge of Con-
spiraoy to Defraud-The Case OF Ann E
Burns, the Abortionist, Again in
COurt-The Injunction Against the
Dock Commissioners Gray
Will se-Declsons-Busi-
ness In the Court Of
General Sessions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

his strong points was that two Grand Juries could
not SIT al the same time. which was the ease when
the indictment was presented against the prisoner,
and another, that the petit jury before whom the
prisoner was tried was impanneied for the Novem-
per term aud had no business 10 sit on cases tried
In the December term. He further Insisted that the
term was not opened on the first Monday OF the
month, as required by law, but on Thursday. Mir.
Algernon S. sullivan, Assistant District Attorney,
ingeniously combatted. he was bound 10 do, the
argument Of hs legal opponent, ana then both
hurried up their papers to the Court which re.
served It's decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
CITY GOVERNMENT.
lOFFICIAL.l
Board Of Aldermen.

STATED SESSION.
The Board in their Chamber No. Is City ha. pur;u.
Preseni-samnel H. Vance, Esq, President pro tenn, in
the cSaT ane the following msmssIs
Joyce Martin. MOLarsn MehrOach Raedo Van scSSoi and
Minutes Of last meeting read.
$sss :: :,
wheh p%PorGs be me OF the
motion, that say iHssrtsd
CochS.ae Con9yer, Facouer Gil
md
Tbe motion Of Alderman van sch,,c no ,,r.
was then adopted all the members present voting in favor
On motion Of Alderman CocnRANE It was ordered that
the motion made by him, on pages the printed minutes,
Board Aldermen Alderman Vance be appointed tempo
Also page that the motion for committee to wall.
s Of
MAS appointed IT, BY the ,b President pro tenn TO inform
and was ready TO receive comun inications."
Alderman CoNovER presented the following
once. uS e Af a III os Of % sIs
S1isss Sa Tsl% ,rdy GisTs Fgsas: PeP%
ieon Second x.sistsn, CLERK Patrick Reilly Third Assist
Sfn StG
$so 's"' t %%
STnS.sn;a s.sTo'sa: John
william BarsS iSaasn SSF En-
Roa I'd c OF Aldermen
Cornelius Callahan Ass slant Sergeant ALARMS, Board OF
Bryan SeSaao %ss
MsSasn 3alsla seporter Edward Bruck; Messenger to
Alderman yAN sonAIok moved its reference to the com.
mittee OF which Alderman Falconer Is chairman.
Alderman Gosoyrn presented the following resolution:
New YORK be requested to furnish, for the Information
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PRAYER BY JEWISH Rabies IN CONGRESS-

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
As 1t has been stated that the opening OF Congress
with prayer by the Rev. A. DE Cola. Jewish Rabbi
had no precedent, beg leave to say that the Rev.
Or. N. J. RapEaI, Jewish RABBI, OF New York. was
the first Rabbi VINO performed that service In Con
Rress on the very day that Mr. -'on was elected
speaker MAS
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COusT-N ADMIRALTY.

Yesterday, In the case OF Peter A. Thorolson vs..
The Schooner Salamander, which was libel for
scaman's wages, Judge Blatchford ordered decree
for the iDeant for the fun amount claimed $3.50 70,
Bankruptcy Calendar.
involuntary cases-Nos. 32O4 1924, 1868, $685. 3267
s2s 1885, $780, $751; $780, 32sl $685. 1926, 1927, $500,
1902
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

The boss plasterers OF Brooklyn held meeting last
evening and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year:-John Stevenson, Jr., President; p.
Il. Dillon, Vice President; ]. Wallace Secreta ry
and John Stevenson, Sr., Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
sURnuGATe's COURT.

The Gray VIII Cnse-Deceased of sound
Mind When Making Her Will.
Before Surrogate Hutchings
The hearing In this case was resumed yesterdas
before Surrogate Hutchngs Mr. Crolius took the
stand and gave testimony to the eject that Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20
A WIDOWS WRONGS.
Second Days Proceedings Of the cold
Folks" Breach Of Promise Case.
"Samivel, Samivel, Beware
OF Vidders!''

The Defence Attempt to Blacken the Character
Of the PlaintiR-What a Chivalric Jury Do
About It-Price Of a Blighted Heart in
Ulster County-verdiot for the Plaintiff
ofS3,000-The Lone, Lorn Widow
Congratulated by Her Friends.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
Fire.

Fire.
some children. playing with matches yesterday
afternoon, set fire to the residence OF William King
man, 243 Carlton avenue and caused damage Of
500.
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COURT Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 10, 1872.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calen-
dar for January 22:-Nos. 49, 3d. 81, A. As, 46, AZ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

TOBACCO GROWING ON LONG IsLAND.-The Sag
Harbor Express strongly urges the farmers OF Long
Island to cultivate tobacco Instead OF their usual
crops, and thinks that In so doing they could make
dollars where they now make cents. II says that
the Connecticut farmers are rapidly growing rich
by raising crops OF tobacco
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STATED SESSION.
MONDAY, Jan 3, ls72-2 r. NJ
ant to adjournment - f"
Presentsamuel b. H. Vance, Esq, President pro tenn IN
the chair, and the following members
Aldermen Cochrane Conover, Faconcr, Fitzgerald joyce
Martin McLarep, Mehrbach Kadde, Van schaick' and WI.
der-l2 "
The minutes Of last meeting were read and approved
Alderman WILDER presented the following petition
OFFIoE or TnE JoURNyyMES PRsIEKs'1
Co.oPKBATIyE ASSOCIATION.
No. 80 BFEKMAN STREET,
INV YORK. Jan. 3, LEA. J
To TIFF HONORABLE THr BoAHD OF ALpFRMEN:.-
GFrTLENENThe undersigned, Directors OF the Journey
men PFntetc Cooperative Association. respscur peIion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-20

A OAEEY HAIE.
80, MAYOR OF the city OF New York \
1872. S !"
CmA.tHs o. JoLrSr, Chief Clerk.
MAYORS Orrfou } I
r. - =, NEW YORK, Jan. q 1ssz5
TO THE HONORABLE THE COMMON CoUNCIL:-- 80 .
have the honor transmit herewith report nnaIe ~
the Comptroller In conformity with law embracing state
ment OF all the accounts examined audited by
Finance Department city account for which variants
have been drawn the Chamberlain for tho months
ending December 81 1871. A. OAKEY HALL
Mayor of the city OF New York.
Assistant Alderman sTAcoM moved that said messag-s he
received entered al length the minutes and placed ne
The PRESIDENT put the question whether the Board would
agree with said moiion.
Which was decided In the Affirmative. "
Ana the same and directed to BIO placed
NV CLAIMS TO SEATS THE BOARD
Assistant Aldermen PINCKNEY presented the following
70 THs HONORABLE THE BOARD OF AssIsrANr Axpvw.
MEN or TiE NEW YoRK--
The undersgned hereby respectfully eonanda of vous
honorable body that be be forthwith admitted sest In
the to which he duly elected Assistant Alder,
man from hc FIFTEENTH dsrcs Fl said ctv a. the General
And The undersigned hereby makes and 8es Ns ro
test against Erasts Ltehed being admitted 20 said seat 70
which ne claims ~ the undersigned informed 10 be Cd.
so' ow ~nsa cA. ~ tos undersigned ADVISED and bs-
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Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
STATED SESSION.

STATED SESSION. r.
MONDAY Jan. Is, 1878 O'Clock r. NJ. Is
TIE Board met in their Chamber Is City Hail. pursuantto
feseuloiis T Hail. ESQ., President, In the chair. and
Assistant Aldermen Foley stacom, o'BrIen Calvin Rob-
inson heay Hart Kr.us GHdsngon sreGk inskncy
s:s ss s"'n''n' o
Assistant alderman srAooM movsd.hAt the same be sp
III. The question whether Board would
Which va; decided in the Affirmative
Assistant Alderman HEALY, chairman OF the COMMITTEES
& him & Ss Bosra e as Mayo,
may wish to lay before them, reported that said commss
with Board ia few day.:
be and @ s the
The PREsIDENT put the question whether the Board would
Which was decided in the Affirmative
And the PRESIDENT announced that the report 70.
celved and the committee discharged
Assistant Alderman PIsoKNEY, behalf the commit
board Of Aldermen inform Them tina. Board Of
G a are & and
been performed, he having acted as chairman OF
%ss 'Sf s"a t. sa :cS "o ws s
nsd 9ssp anas 70 ae % and s
and the committee discharged
would agree with the request Of Assistant Pnck.
Which decided in the affirmative.
And the announced that the report Of the COM
RULES or ORDER. =
the BOARD Of Assistant Aldermen for @ Wiz the hs
ton OF Rules 49, be adopted as the Rules OF Order FOR
this Board until further ordcred
With the motion to adopt the Rules OF of the late
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, except Rules IA and 49, until
further ordered
Which was decided in the affirmative.
And the PRESIDENT announced that the Rules OF tho
Board Of Assistant Aldermen Tor 1870 H. Nos IL
~ wo9d govern the proceedings OF the Board until further
ordered.
Assistant Alderman STACoM moved that special
rules necessary 70 direct the proceedings aud facilitate
The pu. ae question whether the Board would
agree said motion.
Which deci led 10 the Affirmative.
And tho PRECEDENT appointed ~ such special COM
mice
Assistant Alderman Stocom
Assistant Alderman Hackney,
Assistant Alderman Hexiy,
Assistant Alderman Gels and
Assistant Alderman wade.
MESSAGES PROM TUE MAYOR.
The PRECEDENT laid before the Board the following mes
sages from the Mayor
tTripcate orIginal.l
OFFICE oF THE MAYoRALrY, y
ExEOu1iyK GspAkTMkNf, G!rY HALLy
r,,, Nrw YORK, Jan. l, 1879, i2%P
peng doubt whether not at the last general cleo
ldermen Of the city OF New or
the late Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen who were IN
nee IN the city OF New York the Of 1870 and
ISL can legally he continued In Office after of this day.
90 hereby for the sake Of what legal eject he
Titled TO- !and for the further that consider myself
BY the Intended action of the late Common Council a.
liberty N according to my judgment deoIars q
Mayor that vacancies do 10 the Offices OF Ader
and Assistant Aldermen of the city OF New York. there
Of the c % he oncss Il Aldermen Peer a.y gs
ns Van schacs William Raddc, James fsgerali William
Jeyee james McLsren, Daniel p. Ccuover, Alexander
Vance, John CocSrsne, solomon Menrbach, Lawrence
Jerome and Emanle! Hart aud to a amces Of Assistant
Aldermen
A ernb
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SPECIAL srssIoN.
JANUARY T. 1s72-3I5 r. NJ.
The Board convened pursuant 10 the following call
NEW YORK, Jan. 4, 1872
f. y. SuAFER. Temporary Clerk Of the Common Councils -
SlRYou are hereby directed to notify the members OF
Board Of Aldermen TO meet special session in chamber
Of tue Board IN the City Hall, Thursday the 9Th Of
January si2 at SI5 o'clock T. NJ, for the TRANSACTION of
such pubic business as may come before the Board.
!. VAN SCHAICK,
ALEXANDER WILDER
PETER GTLSEY,
JAMES FITz9ERALD,
JAMES MCLAREN,
JOHN COCHRANE,
SOL. MEHRBACH,
WILLIAM JOYCE,
u. ID. CONOvER
ALEX MARTIN.
WIN. RADDE,
. JOHN FALCONER.
The roll then called, and the foowl ns members an
swered:- 49,
Presentsamue! B. H. Vance, Esq, President pro tem
and the following members - "'
Aldermen Cochrane, Conoyer Facouer Fitzgerald Glsev
joyce Martin, McLaren Mehrbach Radde Van Schaok and
Wlder-t3. -
On motion OF Alderman CoNovEn, the Board then al.
journed 10 Monday, 9Th Inst, O'clock T., NJ.
E. d. SHAFER, Clerk pro tenn.
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AftGttfNss
I. Thomas Foley.
2. John Stacom.
8. Hugh O'Brleu.
4. John CALVIN.
.. Isaac Robinson.
8. Michael Iiealy.
2. Charles P. Hart.
8. George J. Kraus.
y. george Y. CoddiDgton.
10. Joseph L. strack.
IL. Charles g. Pincknev.
IL. Edward Costello.
IL. William Wade.
II. Nicholas Il. Common.
IL. Erastus Lit,leneld.
". Francis j. Gels.
u. stephen N. Slmonson.
Is. Philip Cumisky.
~. Bartholomew Mcdonald.
20. Christian Schwartz.
81. Otis 4. Hall.
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