^ 1 ff NEW 70RK 1HERALD, TUESDAY, JAJiWARY 23, 1877..WITH SCPPLEMENT. eyes, had discovered the matter, and, a* he had heard nimnyoCtbe evil* and all the confusion of authority FROM MURRAY HILL TO MOUNT TROTTING TO SLEIGHS. THE COWENHOVEN E8TA7 already, wae made the subject ot editorial comment in u Oder which wo arc now laboring are Uisltrcily JjO several ol the tuorniug patters, among wmcti la the al tracoale. SINAI. * SEEKING FOR REFORM. vKAi.n. It the were that the Stale and A trotting contest to lelgtaa came off yesterday Ob the 28th Inat. the estate of John Cot u II press too active It might Finally, municipal government* the the bis and that no coutroi over or iu- Iternoon on Sixth lor will be sold el auction. The meeting being held; but If gentlemenprorcni completely divorced, Dr. gave a interesting lecture avenue, above Central Park, public properly came the two moat to be tNew York, ha look his live, and, "secondly, how to practise economy after the REFORM. the to be divided up Into three to the The title goes back to 1706. and one of th I ol debt should lie As be had said PRACTICAL audience across the Atlantic to Alexandria. He purse parts.$30 lyn. the Mayor To-Day. stopped." increase first. to the second and to the third. There lions involved was aa to tbo legality of a deed g i before, the meeting was private iu lis Inception, in its the principal places of Interest in the olty andvisited $15 $5 ati under Sheriff" ol Kings oounty about 1857 o. 1 out. and the ot It nad it Nkw York, Jan. 582, 1877. were starters In was a ' carrying originators hoped brought them to the celebrated Saracen mosque. He eight tho race. There very The suit was decided against the oily In the Co \ would be privnte in its completion. He bad talked lo T(> tbi Editor or mi Ukkalp:. large number of spectators on the avenue, and Appeals. It la stated in the advertisement that t but two or inreu ot the named, and, us lar remarked that,*' great as it was. it never and la gentlemen Id yesterday'a Usuo you mado the complimentary wag in. John Murphv's Belgian pavement, curb, gutter (lag stones, THE s> he had seen, mo meeting was favorably regarded. hod any debt resting upon it.the Saracens betting Indulged considerablebay posts and gas mains will be sold as a separate parcel PROBABLE RESULTS OP MEETING. w lieu asked in hot rc mark of Mayor Ely that it was an agreeable sarpriso bad even what, opinion, would principally would not permit such a thus gelding Day Dick the call in the betting, Mr. HlgglnbolhuiTi, counsel for the estates, said y«i* claim the committee's attention, he that he to Unci a man of New York who dareel to thing.and the sale replied Mayor ol the money against the field being latd on bins. Five beats terday that he thought wonld not take plan thought that various plans would be pruposed. but no it contrasted favorably with the Church the was lor the or the as ' the opinion that tbo city govermnout could ex'essbe were contested before a wss arrived at. city negotiating purchase imnitrences having been held beforehand the meeting Disciples. Kruui Alexandria he proceeded to Cairo, closely decision property. The litigation bos thus tar cost tho city would, no be au informal ouo. His views as a nlin by a single head in the various departments, aud Thomas Walker's mare won the Views of Comptroller Kelly, William A. doubt, Alter traversing tUe desert, for some time partially brown Grocery Girl about $10,000. citizen were as follows:.The principal evils to be w ith oue-half of tbe present number ol' olltciuls. I rst neat. Bay Dick the second and third, John Quinn's remedieil al were a debt of a hundred and tollowiug lite route ol tho Israelites, tie baited (or a D. B. Eaton and Others. present (|| agree with you, but at tbo same time destro to Dick the BROOKLYN'S. LAXES. Booth, thirty or lorty million of dollars saddled on ihe cnrelywhile Dear Mount Horcb. at the place wheru, us he said, oay gelding Keystone tbe fourth, and Bay \ and liow to this load ol debt with lis op- as k you. What do you think of a Muyor who expresses filth and the race. was vtop people. Moses bad some mysterious conversation with Jctbro's Tbe sleighlug most excellent. the week ending presstveuesa: then should lollow a vigorous and th is opinion, yot, when il cum en to putting it into For Saturday, January 20, 1877, tbs were daughter which led 10 very disastrous consequences. The following is a shows the determined effort to economize. What opinions uses his report of Register Whitney following the not but be aclicul efTccl, power ugalusl it? 1 bnvo 'lite terminus ol lite Doctor's journey was Mount sckkaky. held bv oilier gentlemen be did know, to ol a Trotti.no to amounts of arrears of taxes to have been collected In TOO MANY OFFICE-HOLDERS. Iroiu those to ask this question, lor you did more toward Sluai, tno description which he devoted large Slsiuus on Sixth Avxxun, Monday, could not see that lliey could difl'er much ri|grit of his lecture. Hero the Middle 22.Purse to the to the taxes, $38 691 71; water ue had He knew ut that was of |U part lived, during January $50; (30 first, $15 Brooklyn;.Leases, $250; * expressed. notbing ulcing smith Kly Mayor of New York thuu any olbar several hundreds ol thousands ol aucborltes who second and to the entrance mile rales, assessments, $13,610 95; more to than iho Ages, $5 third horso.; Irse; $1,091 35; importance every taxpayer crushing Bj that I know of. not even devoted themselves to a live ol and best three In ilvo. 68. Total, $64,522 19. out of existence unnecessary expenditures. ugle power excepting seclusion, prayer heats, $2,219 redemptions, which the on lu abstinence. For their subsistence they depended Starters. The conference. In city (forernment A JIXKII.MI or IXntci-KXllKXT flTI/.KNr!. Hail herself. Tammany's parvor would neverTamany and H. that the of upon the Convent ol .St. Catherine, which is siluuled John Murphy's b. g. Buy Dick 2 119 1 the one aide will be represented by .Mayor My Mr. Oorman Kalou said siguitlcance pjivc elected him ; the political graves of Frederick L. near the ol the mountain. This convent was built John b. 3 2 the was the mark of the g| top Quoin's g. Keystone 7 2 1 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. and ilic merchants of tbis by a meeting perv.idiug feeling nyth, I'eter H. Olney and Beveral others prove that, was a lorn-ess at iuuium fvaiiwor a u. hi. 1-0*0 Comptroller Kelly, cliy of the u about the sixth ceutury. It perfect ibe uruurr/ uiri.,.i amona citizens ot all names that Iho expenses ul it was tin indor-cment ol the Hkiialu, aided by lime ol its erection. Massive walls and P. number of tho most prominent citi/.eus, will lake must reduced and that protected it, Languine's blk. g. Sweetbriar 4 4 4 3 4 Buy government be economy nle good opinion oi some of the other papers, that it wus besides flunked bastions which bavo J nines b. ft The a- inn.si lie to a not known lor mnuv by powcrlul Roberts' g. Jim 3 7 dr. ENGAGED. place at the City Hall Una afternoon. consul) practised degree elccied him, by controlling in bis favor the resisted the tooth of Dine. Tbo northeast w. Dane's r. Si. at least. '"The who will be effectually g. George M Mr. On Hon ta to lie an important one, and w ill probably years, gentlemen present," n< vote, which atiII looks with suspicionindcpcututupon bastion is built upon the where Moses aaw the a. s. m. Sarah 6 5 dr. RitwM.ftatki Kundav. Jannarv 22. Mr. Bir» likely laid Mr. "desire to show mat a Muyor who is a, Hail. spot Bailey's remtive to the Kulou, aytblng coming from Tammany At any rate, hush. It contained more than 000 John b. Jim Mottul S 8 dr. HARD UkIM tO MtSS ISABKLLA'tiATKS. bring out tuauy interesting sue gestionis au advocate, of reform. be he democrat or be he j kuow was ol him that llery Formerly Haslett^s g. really tt your good opinion monks; ut present but forty remain in its cloisters. A Time not talcou. government ol tho metropolis. A mooting ol the republican, will receive the support ol the majority of Cilused me to vote for bun, and 1 believe used also to reside there in ol in all his endeavor* 10 bishop lorraer. centuries, MARRIED. reform was held last to cousulor citizens, irrespective party, j am u pretty fair sample of the Independent voter. I but lor a tune had none. As the municipal body night about so desirable an end. Heretolore the long they have % bring per- t|it-retoie repeat that 1 believo I have the right io ask iho with tbo NEW YORK YACUT CLUB. Blahs.Johnson..January 20, at the residence of tne situation. Wheu the enormous expense of carry* sous in whose hands the and grew poor good people dispensed convent ' rof ulattng systematizing y,en what do you thiuk of a Mayor whose advocacy ol of u It contains at at Greek the bride's parents, 10 Lafayette place, by Rav. David is taken into consid* ol sncu mutters have been or who have ottered to on huloro luxury bishop. present of and log on the dillereut departments lell, aiooniy and reform is only his lips? But Catholic church, the Church ol tuo Vraiisttguration, probable officers fob the tear 1877. Gregg, Jasiks Stewart Ulakb, Hull, England, and ol sinecures loiind cooler on such subjects, nave been poltiicinus aud y,eu express an opinion you uo doubt desire the facts built ubout the and of Katk Kha.ngkh Johnson, only daughter of William eration, the large numhur who hud a keen to the but Sixth century, marvellous beauty schemer* have eye spoils; w hicb prompt the qun.-uou, so hero they are. Tho and a Moslem On the of Mount The New York Yacht Club, as already noticed in the and Holen M. Johnson, of Now York city. at the city treasury, a movement ol this the Keiillenieu who are interested in this inovemeut inside, mosquo. top clamoring m urine Court of this city bus long boon a sort ol Sinai is a Christian which the Middle will hold its tirst or the Blknkkk.Hosts Kohsl.At Leon Springs, near San that we urn men who have no desire lor or emolument chapel, during Hkkald, general meeting year character should bo romniunded. It is true positiou Cl hospital, where in years gone by Apo.lo Hail,pointilhut Ages was a point lor to to, Antonio, Texas, on Saturday, January 10, 1877, «l the hands ol the and whose Intention u ow could alive at tho great pious pilgrims journey ou Thursday, February 1. The occasion, always to Mrs. M Monti have nearly 0.OUO olllce.holders in this city. It is con- government Tammany Hail, keep public and where thoy cuulessed and obtained absolution Arthur Ri.k.nkkk, of New York, It is to show themselves entirely independent citizens e;tpeuso a small army ol ward politicians. About tins their sins. will prove particularly so the coming reunion, of Philadelphia. tended some ol our Mayor Kly among the who will interest themselves tu the or for important,Rossi, by rulers, improvement ti mo u year ago it was proved by one ul its clerks that as. besides the election of officers, there will bo much Lokkflkr.Ubkkmak..On Sunday, January 21. at that wc could along with a much smaller municipal uflmrs. We, no doubt, consider economy ,i bad long been a corrupt nest, where iroin if JO.ouO tho residence of the bride's parents, the Key. Dr. umber, get hut whether or THE LANGUAGES OF THE BIBLE. business of au nature before the by class of local that the business of the diO'erenl aud rcductiou ol expenses imperative, tii f:lh,uuo a year was stolen in the shape ol lees Important brought D. Eiuhoru, Samuel Loekflkr to Miss Js.nnt patriots; lint any prepared suggestions by which those ends may w hicb belong io tho city. Through the negligence or members. The belief now exists that thero will be no both of this city. ho conducted wilh much moro At the avenue church last Hkp.ruar, departments might be arrived at will be ottered at the meeting, 1 think ;uoruuco of its judges its calendar is clogged with fourth Presbyterian opposition to the election of S. Nicholson Kune, of the .SlAouMnKR.Dtk..At Newark, N. J., on Tueaday economy than is exhibited al present. We bavo ofllcials there is no laid dowu plan ol action, hut tbo members s(line S.UOO causes, one-half ol which, according to Professor 0. A. Briggs delivered a lecturo on evening"The oveulng, January 10, 1877, by tho Rev. H. Goodwin, of ibe committee are in earnest in what j usitce of the same have no of schooner Rootless, to the position ol commodore. A N. to Mlsa wno receive enormous lees, amounting to hundreds thoroughly Uoepp, Court, hopes Languages of the Bible," one ol tbo course of the New Van Don Macumrkr, of Wilmington, C., thev have undertaken." to ver being reucbod. Yet this corrupt und inelllcieut more judicious selection could not be made, and it Saoik T. of Philadelphia, Pa No cards. at thousands ol dollars. The bulk ol tlioac lees TO KKTAIX lil'AINKSB IN WtW VOKK. Vork School Association, be lore an audience Dvs, great C ourl costs the city about $U>0,000 annually. It is Sunday must prove very beneficial to the olub. For the office comes Irom thociiy treasury. The Sheriff and C'oio- .Mr. A. K. Whitney was louud ut liisoUlce, In Hudson ,, roposed to remedy ull this ill this Legislature by that liilcd the cditico even to Ibe extreme cud of the and iu conversation with the as a| this Court and fu its stead His of vice commodore, held last year by Mr. Kane, the DIED. ners may be classeo in ttus connection. The ollice ol street, reporter spoke bohshlng establishing galleries. lougthy yet exceedingly interesting lullows:. "The Municipal Keiortn Association, among a "City Court ol New York," which will cost $7o,t)t>0 lecture involved a caret ul consideration ut the Hebrew, names ol William Astor, schooner Atalanta, and Bi.rsch..On Monday. January 22, 1877, Bmma, Coroner are four in this city) is he worth the members ol which the nleu ol the conlereuce will be lar more elbcient of John Cnristlna In tho 18th ((here said,to origl- |Ciss than the Muriue Court, Aramaic and Greek languages, winch he claimed bad James SttUmun, scuooncr Wanderer, are spoken of, daughttr .and Blescb, Irom $'20,000 to $30,OOOpor annum ; that of Sberlll leva* naieu, as you uie probably aware, is composed ol gcu- p,ccnuse ol the relorms it introduces, and will be so been soiectetl by God for His declarations to man, year of her age. tleuieu who reprasontthe moneyed interests of the cit y n round us to make stealing tu the Clerk's oftieo were the most suttablo at their time and and one of them will undoubtedly consunt to Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to estimaleu at Irom $Ii)0,0OO to $200,000 lor tho edged they becauseserve. Either riously aud Independent genileiueu ol all parlies who desire 0ir inefficiency on its bench an impossibility. This lor the future in which to express the Divine will would make capital llag officers. For her luuoral, on Wednesday morning, at half-pastattend same period. Can these gentlemen subsist on a less lo see a good city goveruinent, and it Is the purpose of tn is in a form all the good rear commodore the name of Jutuos Alexandre, sloop from the resldeuce of her parents, No. embodying practical ceruuly Is before the and if this eight o'clock, amount ? Would not $10,000 or a your con- Hie association to establish such a government if the ulings in radical reform liiut you say of Mayor Kly; Vision, prominently club, 184 I'rinco st Remains will then be taken to St. Sin,000 is are a TIIE POLISH ANNIVEHSABY. will accept the nomination there Is no doubtgentlemanof near * There was us the bead of tho Soatb 6th Canal where tent them in these hard tunes? It might he well (or thing possible. great many approaches y,at when he aoproucbed, city Alphonsus church, sv., sL, lo such sn cud, unit what one will now be g,iverumeut, to give his endorsement to this relortn be bis election. The name of another enthusiastic a solemn requiem mass will be said. theconlerencc this aliernooii to look Into such taken or suggested, I am unable to say, lor the renspn |nesituted, and, like the woman who was lost, Under the auspices of a committee of Polish has uocu meutioued in connection with theyachtsmanrear Guilds..Suddenly, on Sunday, January 21, Habrirt * hesitates, commodore's and bo would be au admirable topics. IT assistance is needed from the Legis- Llint the course hus nol yet been decided. We arc sat- h o declined to give his aid to the rciorm. the celebration of the fourteenth anniversary of chair, Bkady, widow of tho late George W. Childs, in the 60th ir.tere.-uugI-bed that Mayor Kly intends to do what Is right, aud st as I loel the bill will commend lUell to refugees, but It is understood that tie declines the honorselection,ot her age. lature in the of odious laws which this, Notwithundingthe last Polish revolution canto oil" at the No. 71 of Mr. is an year repeal that Comptroller Kolly wants to immortalize hunscll, it:le good judgment ol the Legislature and will becomo ball, in l'uvor Alexandre, who older member and Relatives and friends are respootfnlly invited to addle tbo with payments of unnecessary fees, and that both will lend us all the aid in (heir power. a his uocit not trouble those who Washington square, last night, wtucb was tastefully bus not yet tilled the position. For secretary Charles her from the residence oi her niece, Mrs. people law, opposition a. Minlou will he aud the club could not funeral, attend llien it would no well for ttus committee ol conference Mr. Kelly lias expressed himselt as being anxious to C( desire to cut down expenses. But 1 mention il decorated for the occasion with evergreens aud a re-elected, Lewis W. Malres, No, 67 Christopher 81., on make us with all the adairs connected with iflot and ot readers entirely secure a more faithful officer. The old treasurer, 24th at one o'clook P. M. to such as will insure ail rolorms in this acquainted you your lurge congregation m'uy of the American and Polish The inst., Wednesday, prepare bills his ollice. Our object is to keep in New York tbo n<)t run oil' with tho idea that is such a flags. displayBbcppurd llomans, will also hold over, as will the Conkhll..On January 22, William J. .Mayor Kly a ol tlouday, 1877, direction. Iho responsibility ol deleat must men rest business which belongs to it, mid unless sumo step Is Ic reformer until you have soiuothing further thanrudal comprised large proportion assemblagelut-a-urer, A. Cary Smith. A vacancy exists iu the Connkll, in the 28th year ot his age. wo lose is our ludies. A Potisn rifle company, under the otllco of licet the death ol llr. the al Albany, and if the bills are lakuu toward reform shall It. That solo 1,1s word lor it. Yours truly, AN INDEPENDENT. surgeon, by Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to upon Legislature intention. We are aware that we have a command of Captain Nowoski, made tbclr appearance which is likely to be Qlled by the election tho Irom his late 361 West 25ll on shoulders to perlectly in Woodroll, funeral, residence, attend the people will know whoso defeatedburd battle to light, but we ure determined and shall to participate tbo exercises. Dr. /.otwowski, who ot f)r. Dawson. Tho Regatta Committee is St.. on at one o'clock 1*. M. SCHOOL TEACHERS' SALARIES. a briel Wednesday, place the blaino. work lo the end. We do uot, of course, want the presided, delivered opening address, reviewing There are but few members of the club wboundoclded.Doyle. .On Sunday, January 21, Thomas J. Doyi.b, to bo parsimonious, but u strict economygovernmentis the cause and origin of iho repeated revolutionary aro competent to discharge the duties which the in tho U2d of hie aga. of the local politicians.of the small fry order, in iiie rousn nation it) its year Many certainly necessary. Wo ahull court the acquaintanoo a]BRANDING FOR A DISCUSSION WITH THE BOARD struggles rugHin imposes that care to allow their names to positionhe Frtonds of the family are respectfully invited to Ol courec.endeavor lo throw cold water upon to day's and assistance of till cltv ofllolnU who hold any The speaker predicted that sooner inuupcnuence.or later a used. It is a lubor ol love at most, and frequently the funeral services, on Tuesday, January 23, attendat ihat will but II they will not co oper,Ho with us wc w ill OF APPORTIONMENT. war will breuk out between Prussia and Russia aud the regattas and races require an ubsence trom two P. at his late No. 102 South 4th St. meeting. Tnoy prophesy nothing tnugiblo influence; that then mere will be uuoilior and better which involves serious loss. There have boeu M., rcsideuoo, ol and ilo lite next best thing." Mayor Kly yesterday received ucnmmunication from opportunity businessBrooklyn, K. D. come out it. Mayor Ely Comptroller Kelly'are t11k 1nchkask op thk oitt ok1it. lor I'ulaud. Uriel' addresses were also delivered by excellent regatta committees in the aud II tho ., e President ot the Board ot Education him to past, Guugrnhkimkr.On Monday morning, January 22, of an entirely dillorent opinion. The former gentle; Mr. Unit the ot asking Mossrs. D'Allonce, Markowlcz, Tundcrland, Homer club cau persuade certain gentlemen to serve it will son Joseph MeHgmsa thought purpose aud 1877, Charlks Guuornhrimkr, beloved ot Seligman man gavo his opinions in an interview published in llie meeting was lo impress me people with the enor- apipoint a day on which he and the other members ot 1'odrzi'jewskl. be u great relief to yacht owners und eminently Uuggenbeimor, In tbe 21st year of his "age, from mous ilie is bnrdcuvd to to interested in TT I,...... 1.1,nr.Ii..., thorn nt expenses cny with, and tako tuio Board of Apportionment can meet the School Com- everybody yachting. sutislactury lever. sumo action, II possible, toward reducing them. GALLANT "E" COMPANY. Among tho questions that will be submitted to the Tbe funeral will take place typhoidat conference. listeners uir iuu purjfuso ui uieuusaiug iuu i]uvn»iun members at tho is that of club Tuoaday, January 23, to-day's j ] mink," said Mr. (jeugman, "thnl. if some economy is school teachers' salaries. The lor the approaching mooting hnlf past ten A. M., from the resldonco of bia fatner, 1 not tho will go to ruin. The "j appropriation liousos. The lease of the Madison uvenuo and COMI'TJtOM.KK KKIJ.V's VIKWS. i practised government ol salaries in 1877 has been reduced The annual reception and ball of K company, rooms, No. 1,624 2d av. Relatives and friends are rsepeot- 1 debt is now at the rale ol lyiuent $.SO,UOO, Twenty seventh street, expires the 1st of May next, and entered bis duties as ;uy increasing $11,000,000 * id the teachers are now at held at the Avenue fully invited. Since Mr. Julio Kelly upon annum and uu ol the is £ consequently working Twouty-sccoud regiment, Lexington tho olub must decldo its renewal. This will Iter ciglith city property lanes which cannot be out of tba sum upon Happk..Brooklyn, January 22, 1877..This mora* bead ol (be Kinmico Department he bus been run down , If sucli a line ol miiuagcmont continues paid provided OporaHouse last evening proved a most brilliant airuir. prove all the more important, us a iato decision of the died beloved wife Makik mortgaged. * that purpose. The Secretary of the Board staled lntr my (born Wetjeu). with olbce-seekcrs aud tbeir Irieurts. lie has, there- Ilalt the city will ho morigngcd. (junto actum will The hull of the Opera Houso was tuslolully decorated Court of Appeals iu lavor ol the Uurbor Tbo luneral will take placo from 305 Quincy at, now be taken ul tho the slerdsy that the Board of Education hud decided to makes it incumbent the club to romove in to iinimbly meeting concerulug " no after with aud us was upon Commissioners Tompkins nv., on Wednesday at two o'clock 1*. M., lore, been compelled lo labor night and duv order aro ou. 1 iim uke reduction until the meeting with the banners flowers, and filled It at tho summer at 8. 1. j improvements which going sureup.own to quarters Staploion, wbere all lrienda and relations are Irlendly Invited. attend to the business of his olUee. Everything Is < demand attention. If I speak it will be on thoso ayorand Comptroller. They desire,-it possible, a very eurly hour with brilliantly dressed JOHN HAPPE AND hey pr cservo the salaries as they aro. ladies CHILDREN.. Uow In this dcpaiimeut. I henries. Probably somo resolutions will bo dr.iwu and gayly umlormed soldiers, It presented THE STATES' ISLAND WAR AGAIN. Hopkins..In Brooklyn, on the 21at insl., ot running smoothly ' do no harm u scene of a and the JIf.rald ip. The movement can aud may result very lively pleuslng William Hknky Maxwell, youngest son of 0. In conversing with representative yes- rery beneficially." B ROOKLYN ROAKD OR ALDERMEN. Among the guests were & J. Tlldon,character. under tigs recent decisions 01 tnoMipretne uoart ana E. and V. E. Hopiclns, aged 3 years and 4 months.diphtheria, as to this afternoon's conference Mr. Kelly said TAXKM, ASSKSSMKNTS, HA LA .1 IKS, AC. tieueral Siiulcr and stall', General Ward and stair. tho Coart or It la understood that the Pilot Funeral services at residence, 010 neat terday Colonel Colonel K. Appeals Laiayette av., that he would cheerfully give all the assistance in his Mr. J. Y an Voikeuburgir said"we are going there IK DEADLOCK CONTINUED.FAILURE TO ELECT Porter, Twenty-second regiment; Commissioners will remove the of the Staten Nostrand, on Tuesday, at twelve o'clock, noon. .o discuss with the as to lliu proper Dale Uenson, Pirst Pennsylvania, und Colonels Ward pier lxriKAUAM..On 20. Jamm to the movement. He bud been waited upon by Mayor Island and the club bouse at .Saturday, January 1877, power | regarding luxes, assessments, salaries,unprovcnentsJsr. 1 A PRESIDENT. and Vose. The Twenty-second Regiment Band, under Ferry Company Lent, son of Daniel'P. Ingrabam, Jr., and Annie K. Mr. Smith, secretary ol the committee, who invited tutit'i say what plans will be suggested, though 1 the leadership of P. S. Gil more, uu honorary member An attempt to remove the obstructionsStapleton.was in the 13th of his Long before the hour of meet tig the corridor of K the musical made the Commissioners about one at Ingraham, year ago. t>im to attend the conlerotnw. s lluil among tne tnoet imporiaut will bo theprc:iiiio company, supplied part ol the by year ago, Friends of tho family are invited to attend the oi smuties una thiuuiug out ol tt.o army rcluutianof In to the Common Council Chamber was crowdedlendgby discussing the choicest gums of Strauss,entertaiiiinent,which time the men sent to eflect the removal woro funeral, from the residence ot his parents, No. 30 West "1 thai will pome general ideas bh driven oil. The lor the interference Is said to presume you give J"arge-ealuried office-holders. There are a great many pf,illtichins of both parties wuo uro interested In the Wegund anil Wningiirtcn. Iiauciug commenced at penalty 130th u'., on Tuesday morning, January 23, at half-past to what should be tlie proper in view of tbo cilher abuses which should be remedied. Take, lor about hall-past ten aud lusted into tho morning. be $2.r> per day, uiuKing the penalty up to the decision policy ' orgunization of the Board, it was hoped, and win so ten o'clock. present retoriu agitation?" be was asked j g the assess-meuts of lots above Ceutral 1'ark.imlancc, nearly f17,000. Jkkns..In Brooklyn, on Saturday, January 20, Saras -Well," responded Mr. Kelly, "II my opinions ure 'i'hose which hover sold above $2,750 are being assessed reported, that the deadlock, which has been WALL STREET'S SALVATION. K., wile ot William H. Jpouh, and daughter of the lati called lur I ahull certainly gtv<-ih< m." | u it the unrighteous tigurcs ol Irom *800 to $1,000." tu since the tirst Monday of the month, wouldtnaiainedbe YACHTING NOTES. Charles Mason, aged 32 years and 11 days. YAI.ITAHLK Sl'Ulir'STlO.NS. WII.Ll.Nli TO ASSIST THK JIATOIt AND COM I'TKOI.l.KU. and trleuds are luvtiod to attend the )roken. and tbat a permanent president would he The prayer meet ing lor mo conversion of the "bulls Relatives "Ho you think the number of Commissioners of the Mr. \V. U. Applelou said he hud allowed Ins iiuiuo lo The schooner Wanderer, Mr. J am oh Stillman, la from the residonce ot her mother, 214 Wllsoi * nhould be cut down ?" lj 10 used iu couiiectiou with tho as he would in el for fllty presided and places in Texas and Mexico. Cuptain "Dau" Relatives and respectfully ol all partios might ho protected. It the Hoard was g rem many virtually independent citizens who desired ti, o construction ot storm sewers, under the Remurks were made by a number present,Huntington.each Orleansto atteud the luneral, Irorn her lato residence, 301 constituted of one political stripe then there would be a i: improvement lu the management ot the city gov- lj, ot the Board ot City Works. Ou motion(Itiecau conlldeut that success would attend the efl'orts of the will be in command, and Captain Belmont, lately of the West 40th St., on Tuesday, January 23, at ten A. M. | a great neat cf unnecessary pulling and hauling and v rntnent, regardless of which sldo brought it about, 0| the Alderman ot the ward, gentlemen who dosired that Wall slreot bulls and Kruionguarde, will fill the o( navigator. The thence to the Church or the Holy Cross, 42d st, efl'ect was to n bus- Tweu.ty-lifth balloting not position Improper iriliucr.ces attempted to bad objects." a,inl whose object It display willingness to j0 r president was begun, and seven ballots were taken bears should give up their whole lives to tho about three 8th and Utb ava, where a solemn requiem masibetwoou as the Eire men t 1 Ho not con- t nin the and in the out of ol the cull. The closed With vessel will be absont months. "Ilow to Depart you Mayor Comptroller carrying WJllliout a result. Alderman Kuv guldeu meeting will be offered tor the repose of her aom, and theno* . he to electing (republican) worship former owlnerof the aider that one Commissioner would sufllcient uill intentions ihal would lead that result. He con- reci.lv-d 11 voles und Alderman Black (democrat) 11. prayer by Peter Dwyer. Another meeting will bo Mr. Daniel Edgar, last sloop to Calvary Cemetery. beref' p Idercd llial the list ol uainesol tho gentlemen who Idertnnn Donovan (Independent democrat), of iho held to-duy at tho same place, when William Peck yacht Arrow, is about to build a cruising schooner. Sau Francisco Atlns plesse copy. "I am not of that opinion. Titers is a great uoal of piigned the call could not. be better, and I'lut tho moral -ftvelflb who has held out since the liral Smith, ol the Stock Exchange, will preside. La.n-u**..On Catrarinr A, ot wurd, The schooner Vesta, Mr. & M. Mills, Is at City Saturday, January 20, respnbstbtliiy resting tt -on the shoulders this do- < ITect ol tlie tneeliug would be great. tn of the Board, refusing to vote for iho meetg La.nokk, aged 67 years. pari tueut. i hey have tft« care ol all public property to kxciianhr idkas with thk mayor. of lils party caucus, voted for himself,uoun>otor A FIGHT ON SHIPBOARD. Island, yard ol David Carll, being}lengthened fifteen feet Relatives and friends are invited to attend the In case ol Ore, und their duties aro oihurwi.se Mr. C. O. Ishaiu stated the call emanated from the (j,under, Muriha nud others, but would not alt, aud raised eighteen inches, giving her a flush deck. funeral, from her late residence, Beach at., State* urduous."JJumcipul -Kelorm Association, which is composed ol, ),roak tho deadlock. Mayor Ncbrocdi-r sent In a Island, on this Tuesday, at two o'clock. lor the 1ie about u third ol democrats and On Sunday morning a number of sailors on tho "Are three Commissioners required Depart- believed, two-thirds coimmunicution nominating James S. T. f'tranabaii as AMATEUR WALKISTS. Lowrkkk..At Flushing, L. L, on Saturday evening, tnent ol Charities and Correction?" r if republicans. ''I suppose," continued Mr. lshum, p,-esident of the Board of Park Commissioners and A. steamer Montane, who had boen carousing during after a brief Illness, Cabolink M., wife of William H. of that number. It would ' that tbe that u uew "1 am In tavor retaining association, seeing management q Bay less and Wilitum Marshall as Commissioners, night, roturned to their vessel. They were all Loweree. be too mucb labor lor one muu to supervise the whole oit governmental allairs bus begun, and destriug to pjto nominations were laid on iho table for one week, SaturdaySince the first ot the series of athletic games was The fuueral services take place on Tuesday, the 23d These take some toward an lu the old intoxicated. About one o'clock In the business ol tliat departntonI. Coiumtsslouers steps improvement pito Corporation Counsel was directed to draft a law for grossly held st tho Metropolitan Riding Academy there has lust., at half-post one o'clock, from ths resldenoe of bave the supervision of all our ciiurilable tustiiuiioiis s ystem, have called this meeting to furnish an oppor- n, o action of tho Bute' Legtslaturo reducing the a desperate fight sprang up iu the forecastle.afternoon Ler sister, corner ofSandiord and Parsons av. a considerable amount of to ideas with tlie been a eonstant deaire on the part ot the amateur and tbe expenditure ol tunity exchange Mayor." rll of city officers. The Common Couucil adjournedsalaes John McSalley was kicked and bcuieu until ho bccamo train leaves Banter's Point at 12:32 lor MamFlushinget 1 consider that theso geutlomcn should be Mr. H. K rlpauidlng, Hrosidunt ol the Central Trust on and their numorous admirers to soe sous be st money. lo tnoct Mouduy next, insensible. A Qremau named John received podostrians Carriages will depot. removed entirely Irotn political influence and he also (Company, said that all he knew about it was tliut the Quinn of tho fleet-footed in a distance Lyons..On Monday, January 22, 1877, Charlbs V. in tbe of tbeir duties." f without regard to party, woro to call upou similar treatment. the of tho champions long walk, son-parttsan discharge [Chtletnen, During progress ndray never been an amateur Lyons, aged 42 years. "Will not tbe mode ol tbeir appointment by tbo t tie Mayor, ami ask Iniu to sireugtneu, aud olfer to POST OFFICE AFFAIRS. John Kelly was cut across tho lace. The ofllccrs of the there having walking His friends, also the members of the n--. ->n£iO,oOo annually were 1'eter General M., residence, 260 Haisey eh, support ol our public schools. Much might bo saved VEXATION AND UNCKRTAINTI OP TRUSTING A LOVE SICK TEACHER. as witnesses against Kelly, Smith, Brady andappear platlorm Cooper, Johnson, Brooklyn, N. Y. In this connection. 1 am to giving Curran. whu were bold lor trial In detault ol $.'<00 bail Or. John Rev. Or. opposed TO PA It IISAN LEGISLATURES. Marquand, Hall, Rodger*,Frederick O'Nkill..On January 22, 1877, Margaret, the uy but a pluin and substantially Kuglish education in v YOTJNO MAN HHOOTS HIMHF.LF AT THK FFKT each. All tbe pnsouers are ol the worst class ol Salem H. Van and J. V*. daughter ot Cornelius and Catharine O'Nell, agedbeloved scboola. It Is to leach and on a previous behaved In Wales, Judge Vorst, Johnson, our necessarily expensive N«w York, Jan. 22, 1877. sailors, veyago Liverpool In the absence of 3 yeara and 7 months. lor tiio Nor- _ OF HIS LADY a mutinous manner as to tbe ol of Fla. the French, Herman or iuusic. Kxpemiiture Tim or thk 1X5VK. such compel captain Tuscaloosa, President, Thefriendsot the family are Invited t« W« liuvo a 'o Editor Hbhai.p:. to back to lor asaistanco. respectfully Dial School is all right euoiigh. should William S, Rvdor, aged about twenly-flve, a teacher the Moniaua put Liverpool William E. llodge, Mr. K. B. Monroe occupied the chair. altoud t ho luneral from tho residence ot her parents, oi but 1 uin alruid wc have too Now that it has become painfully evident that the At that uuie a number ol the seamen were committed 330 avenno on 23d at 2 clsps teachers, superior a select school at to commit The opening exerclsos began by singing, followed A, Tuesday, Inst., o'clock. mwiiy of ibciu, uiiil some ure paid higher salaries than .o-cailea "check and balance" form of our city Ming Ming, attempted by the English magistrates. McHalley, the man so Post..On Saturday, 2uth Insk, Bartholomnw Post are entitled to. borne ure 81ilcldo in that on under is a cousin of Court Officer Peter by reading from the Scriptures by Rev. Dr. Deems, what tbey really principals ® coupled with the supervisory power of the village dunday evening badly Injured, aged 67 vcars and 20 days. appolo tod to overlook schools, hnviug nothing else to govrnincnt,w unusual circumstances. It appears tnut somcliatuntil McSnllcy, wbo yesterday procured him uedioal and prayer, In which attention was drawn to the llolailves, frionds and members of Howard Lodge, and then others are appointed to assist Ibem in I.egisluture, has resulted In chaos, wherein no depart- asaistanco. No. 60 1. u. O. ore invited to attend the funeral, do, r( a young woman, nauiod K. of Mr. Dodge sad the hope of his speedy recovery,sickness F., doing nothing. Tbosu positions are wliut may bo (Iaeni know s tlio limits of Its own power or that of Its icently llary Anderson, Rev. Dr. The treasurer, Mr. Jacob F. from bis late residence, 846 3d av., on Tuesday, 23d tcrrned as and In 1,1 as teacher in the school at by Rodger* twelve plainly unnecessary, could, ruy 11leighbor, anil neither can be compelled by any means cldapositlou public PHOBABLE MURDER. Wyckoff, was absent, and the reading of tbe lush, half past o'clock. easily be dispensed with. The salaries olopinion,the and her residence there fell to Mr. Cornelius who Quiklan.On Monday, January 22, Johaxna Quinlah, so as to irom hl'ss than on to to its ing Ming, during report Vaudcrbllt, Jr.,treasurer's teachers should bo graded, deduct those appeal Albany discharge duties, On last Officer of the said that the for tbe were relict ol Dennis Qulnlan, tged 84 years. too much alul add onto thoso whoaie **yder made her ncquaintunco, which, it seems, Saturday evening Mlnnocks, receipts year $26,631 64, who are paid p1 Is not strange that many minds should be stirred to disbursements $26,346 32, leaving a balance ol $180 32. The relatives aud friends of the launly are too little. The majority or school teachers are a 01a his part, nt least, soon ripened into a more Long Island City polico, while patrolling his beat invited to attond the funeral, lrom the restdouce oi Hid soine remedy for existing evils in now devices for respectfully urd working, industrious class people, ami should " inder Miss whirls now along Jackson avenue, Hunter's Point, near tbe old of her son, Martin No. 470 West 43d on raid for their t feeling. Anderson, living with JOHN'S GUILD. Qululan, ek, be properly compensated labors." ity government. "Paim saw a dressed man ST. Wednesday afternoon at half past one o'clock. Til K SKItS ACAIlKMT. * relative at Ilarlem, visited Slug Ming on Monday, House," respectably lying My belief is that we have tested every imaginable mo with Sandvokd..On Monday. January 22, Willlam "What do you Hunt as Io tbe expenditures for the peudlug day the family ol a merchant doing Insensible and thoroughly drenched with rain. He The following contributions were received in the 84th ol his ' ' or in ol lutricste and divided u Harness at thai the yesterday year age. 8asdroKD, York involved, government place. During afternoon Ryder tho man to tbe police elation and a surgeon Kolatlves and friends aro invited to attend the fefdW CollegeT" that c iho whore there wax lo Lichlenstein, $50; Frank, $25; L. Cemetery. who could weil ullord to pay o r their educnllon in parlor, ampio opportunity while returning to his homo Irom a visit be was Samuel Ribbe On Sunday, January 21, John Shea, native classes cuiuiot to o witii ot and « njoy a titr-a-litr nlono. They hud been there but a two a Oppenheim, $25; Deny, $10; ol her eol leg"*. The poorer allord >rgauiution coupled unity authority unity on tbe avenue by men, and without accostedtun. C. Schiercuherg, K. of county Kerry, Ireland, in 43d year ol his age sous at una are pui to work at an o icspoiiMibiluy. In this beliol J suggest:. si hurt time, however, when the report <>l a pistol shot was knockod #5; $25;Tbonas Gibbs,lliittm keep their coil--es, and warning inseusiblo, brutallymoment's n. r. uiiiuu, «. n. n. W. Vj.. Kuueral from his late rcsidenoo, 122 South sh, li to me that llio law should bo so Firit.Tbe election o( a Mayor, who iiliall liolil oflhe 81lurlled the latinly, on xiime of the latter boaten and robbed ol his watch and chain and in P<'V, BBurr, at eurlv age. appears Hie room $lli W. F. $1; J. N. J. It. W. I), City Ilelgnls, twelvo o'clock, on Tuesday, Jersey to tit a reasonable to 'or lour years, Hud in whom shall bo vested all e.\ecu- 'I uic.Kly emeriti!? tliey were shocked at nw.na tr An PTintitnul inn diar.loiAd Llio ftir.L lliuL tha $2; A., S.t $1; U, $1; 211 amended aa trge compensation on the Miss Nellie C., $7 60; George U. January those who tau afield to pay. Ilns money could bo set t iv« power. Bet Li tin appoint, with the approval ol the Kydcr lyini? carpel bleoding proimtely andxoc:iga man's skuil whh I motu Dm loft broken and on $N; Gxuioell, $200; ber mioI lim aide. A wai at red, jaw k Co.. $60; Heldclbach, lckolTieimer A Co.. SI'slman..At residence. No. 15 Dolmonlco to enable the hoys to obtain some advantages IJoar0; Speyer, $26; M. K. to graduate. There why tlnittii iBnnlw the had THE MA8SON HOMICIDE. Tbeo. Vv. 8. ol tho county ldmorlck, Ireland. lie educated nt llir public expci.so. Mils I or ouch ward, to hold olhoo lor two years without " early through body lodged In tho bin k. The Bunion, $2; Plodemano, $10; Kino, $6; Funeral from her late No. should 1 wax and wax K. Brown. S. P. J. B. residence, 16 Delmonlco jrcupto should lie inol nl oner.'' , iouipensation, hut no clintou lo be eligible lor tlio '»nil extracted Ryder conveyed to the George $10; H., $6; R., $6; B., on at question ri ol his mother, lie rotuxes to $10 Total. $1,002 60. plavr Wodueaday, January 24, 1877, hull-past wero the which <' >m|>troi I< r <>tliio ol Alderniau whose uiinunl tax bills pan! in tins e.-bdenco make any Beiore Judges Dcpua and Kicord in Newark, $6; Cash, two o'clock F. M. Kvlative* md are i has* ouly points upon of the a Mr. Almh Wiswall says thot the shore will farnleh trlenda invited. in lo the ui (ho t tbe five tears hit election liavo P flair, simply asserting that theexlunation was on trial for the mnider of California and Jtc.lv treated present management city :iiy duriug prucedlug had to do with the George Bteckert put yesterday,to-day's Out morn will lie for the Kentucky paper* please copy. , loi averaged T oong lady nothing shooting, supply, required Hdm.ivan. .On in'lit. $1,000. l Ix the Iricnda ol Jacob Massou In a saloon on the 4lli ol last November. days if tbo work la to be continued. Jauuary 22, 1877, KM.au .Sullivan, a govern OTOEK PI.XTIMK.NTS. J'Airt<--Tho election of a Hoard of Assistant believed by both that succeeding native ol Mallow, couuty Cork, Ireland, aged 28. mi l i views as to i to hold olllce tor ono and to receive model'- H;ydcr had HSked Miss Anderson for a poxiuvo no Prosecutor (1. N. Abeel appeared lor the State and Relatives and friends of the Aldermen Lewi uouiey expressed year, Aideruen, or ol his and (anuly are respectfully tor immediate retrenchment ami iite oiupo.isation lor llieir services. <°i ppttince rejection xml, that xhe Counsellor Samuel Kslish lor Hie accused. The MURDEROUS ASSAULT. Invited to attend tno from her late the great necessity ' to commit herself in to either horn ol tlie Mineral, resideuca, reform. The litter gentleman was partleuinrly Fmirlti.That we buro practically the dame depurl- regard docllnig pleaded not guilty. Prosecutor Abeel openedprisonerthe 402 Kant 24th at,, on Wodueaday, at two o'olock I*. M. iliu in the iiiouis wo now have.that Public d lemma lie, in a Moment ol ungovernable passion, At in denouncing salaries pu.cl Depart- Is, Finance, Police, case, reciting the fuels which be proposed to prove. afternoon as William a Tompkins.. Urconburg, Westchester connty, N. \ cm|iiintic1V01 as and Baw.and the ol the '-led to kill bimsell. At Ryder's re<)ucsi Miss was and Yesterday Brown, young Bicnt of l'uhlic Works. give power appoiuimoot him Mr. Abeel suld lliat the attack unprovoked, Y., January 20, Lkonako Tompkins, aged 70 yoara. gX-coSI'TBhl.l.KIi UKKKX. , nid removal ol their tieuds lo tho with tho ap- 81 called upon yexleicny morning heloroAndcr>11going Hint II the lacts were established ss he hud stated them man employed as a drlrer for ex-Freeholder William Funeral *frou> his late Mayor, > ner home in Harlem. The would-be suicide residence, Tuesday, January It will Ira recollected that Hie late homptrollor, Mr. proval ol tho Hoard ol Aldermen. " is likely he would ask for a verdict of ruurder lu the ilrst J. Wingea, was driving through Garden street, 23, at eleven o'clock A. M. it document to the heads ol the shall con- ti> recover. saw I ndkkiiim.. Andrew 11 Urern, submitted lengthy Fijlh.That departments I he wile of the deceased testified that she degree. two men sprang into the sleigh. and to them .On Sunday, January 21, SraruKit u the ox. iititute the Cabinet of the and be to getHoboken, the last Legislature, showing way by which Mayor, compelled her husband In the saloon alter he had been stubbed out Brown used a tie and ol this city. In tho 81st year of hla age. UspKHnn.h, be reduced some meet linn at least once week iu council. FELdNlOUB ASSAULT. wore strap pretty ireely struck and ol the city can annually every and Identified the clothes that her husband at the oue ol the Thomas Relatives filends are Invited to allond the pouaes wlmt salaries Aucf/i.That the and all le men, Welsh, aged eighteen, at inn lie also pointed out mlalil Mayor heads of the time. Coroner .1. II. Osborne mid Or. Illy leKtlltrd as at No. IU across the fuuaral services, late residence No. 307 Bust 92,000,MX), should ho ahoitsi shall havo seats tbe ol both branches Meadow street, residinglace on ho reduced .ami what department* d, upon Itoor.- departinemsThomas Kelloy, of No. 11 Chrystlo street, was to their action. County Physician Ward, George Marl Welsh a doth at., Wednesday uoxt, at ten A. M. ol oue commissioner

e their to after ine picked up brickbat, and, throwing Okdkn..On and advocated the principle only Council, duty , coinnuttou by Judge at the Tombs and I.outs liberie wore also examined, which struck Brown on the head lust above the Van Monday. January 22, 1877, at hla ilia then suliiintiea iilteml the sessions whenever and as ofien as, iu lliclr Kilbrctn, yesirdayc^urt It, right late No. 07 lor each department, propositiuu* on adjourned. ear. Ho fell and tho two men fled. Borne roetdenoo, Cbarloe at., Captain Jac ob R. an alliance ol awn the interest shall and Cnun, ui deiauit of $400 ball the charge of ieloniotts puasershy Van ol Hook und wore defeated through currii|it polin- judgmeiit, puolic require, conveyed Brown io his Dome, and Dr. Congdou wun Ukubn, Ladder Company; No. ft. the of 1S76. When called upon wio uever they i hall be requested so to do by cither a,lean It. The complainant, Charles of No. BOY BUKGLAB8, The relatives and friends of tba ciaoa la Legislature hn declined to Hoard. theHoohstadler, called. It was found that the victim's sknil was frao and family, membora of in relation to lila views say 75 ) ol the same treat, alleges that prisoner tired a tared and his brain llo cannot live. Welsh Hook Ladder Company, No. A; niembera of tba yesterday considered Hint hia .Srornth. hat tho with tie ol the of tho 10lh the ball eu protruded, Flro of the auvthlng at preaent. He evidently Mayor, approval pIstol at hint on the night luxk, Timothy Moloney, the soven-ycnr-old burglar, was was arrested last evening in ibe New York Tiitr* office Department city of New York, Lincoln doeuineul spoge for Itself. Board of Aldermen, appoint an uhsIsIiuii to tun head ol u ring Ills loft breast. The wound Is not dangerous. Uuion of tbo Ninth ward, (irecnwich logiglativw each 10 made Ins by Officer Kelly, where lio Is employed as a type setter. Club, Columbia To a son a best a mi skactisk kco.xomt. tlepariliiem, serve during good behavior and yesterday transiently happy by seeing He admits the but he did not Intend to hurt YacbtClub, Warren Association, Tough Club an tht whoso name on the lo lie removable Impeachment. come to act, says members ol Columbia Hook Mr. William A. Hootli, appears only by ^ ^ ONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE. accomplices in orlmo grief. The namesJuvenileBrown. add Ladder Company, chairman, aud yno naturally would he supposed t.iyktk.I'bal the Muvor, with ill" approval of the ! No, 14, ol tbo lute Volunteer Fire aie all aa and intention Board ol all minor and ol the said accomplices are James Smith and John to Department, 10 have (nil knowledge of the meaning Aldermen, appoint olllcials NEWS FOR THE invited nttond his luueral, on Thursday,respectfully to-morrow, was coiiod upon by a clerks, with a tenure ol olllce similar to the employes Yesterday morning Juugo Pratt, ol the Supreme Uarvey, aged respectively ten and eleven years. They LAWYERS. Jauuary 26, at one o'clock 1*. Iroin the ml Ilia meeting of the were Lit before Justice at the Tombs M., Union R» reporter, at No. 1(x> Wall aired, yesterday present Police and Fire departments. p ourt, Kings county, boforo whom argnmcut was baring Kllbretb, formed church, on 8th av., opposite West 3d at. maaano tho conference met AiiitA.That, II possililo, luslead ol a charter Polico Court yesterday, charged by B. K. Adams, the It has been decided by the agents of the Knglnh aud Win>oo..At N. afternoon, lie said thai proposed special Ktade last week counsel for Stephen Knglish, a Elizabeth, J., January 21, 1877, oi '('he moveinent era* for the city of New York, the legislature shall onact a by Knltou street conloctionsr, with having. In company Gorman lines business In this to consumption, Hknkiki'ta wile ol With Id* hoarty approval. to the set Insurance with broken tbc window ol his storo steamship doing city Kstiikk, Thomai a number of getitlemeu mi order meet general applicable lo all the cities of tbe is lute buv- policy bolder in the Continental I.llo Italonoy, and Winsor, in the 22d year ol her age. by ou a a aotcclod Mr. stolon a small 01 Tho evidence a eh bring an action agaiust tbe present Board o( Mayor tic other otllciaia and confer with them originatednig population exceeding 100,000; thus prevon ling, p for the appointment ol releree, Comany, quantity candy. waa Funoral services will be held in the Fulton Street 11. Inlsrea; to lha city. it was never Intended or at least diminishing, tho Drobability of hasty, Incon- VMilium Allen Huller, who will make tbe necessary ex* clear and positivo, nod after considerable crying the Commissioners to compel them to return tbe money E. cburoh, Elisabeth, on the 24th o: o< subject*In it sidorute sod unwise in and con leased their were the on Wednesday, day the meeting «r the auojecia to be discussed changes tbe city government, to mination ol the reoeiver'e aocounts report tberoon boys guilt. They oomaiittod la eoald by different companies aecuunt of head tax January, 1877, at two P. M. Relatives and friends art that which we have been ol «ao1> niBiuit wwumL . 1 taeiUMt. gbwtt'4 ha made public, hut lha proas, with U« A raits hitherto exposed, end from whKh tia tbe Court. default iSOO ball- Irotn the time that

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