The New York Herald Newspaper, December 10, 1872, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DEUEKMBEK 10, 1872.— Meee eee eee ccc eca ene gc scumennmamnenyar etme RTT TN them should be RIPLE SHEET, cember 8, Many office: Ld AR. B. Coon, tee of the tate | Filth avenue, on Tharsday morning, December 11 omc Hae city oolic buildings and the premises be let to POISONED TO DEATH THE JERSEY RAILROAD W. Joseph Uook, of Albany, N. Y. en at ten o'clock. sa . By . the highest wide a be naa 5 Se ‘ene engi pareion va be pase at ner late Lr i bn erie Saturday, December 7, ANN RaY-, and reat portion in valuation een eaae- : Tho Attorney General Speaks Five | yar past cignt o'clock, Li sds agai Funerst this (Pa vr morning, at eleven o'clock, ray in as city and county and the property im other Hours—Masterly Dissection of the | Crave.—At Madison, N. J. on Saturday, Decem- ‘illiam J. Hoyt, T& Between the Correspondence pomgtion ofthe Beate Chat Hoty eer bo allowed fo cals, on will Lo Cae be enoraily, felt that Ronee dors Trial of Dr. Lucius B. Irish for Monopoly. ber 7. Henny Orne, D. D. &, aged 62 years. Funeral at his tate residence, in Madisom, on ome eet eee her are sh street, Brooklyn, SUBRMAN,—On Monday, December 9, MAGDALENA to reduce the expenses city government The argumént commenced last Friday afternoon | wednesday, Decem 4 si Mayor Elect and the Comptrol- ee ee ee gees manteliians wi the Alleged Murder of Ed- by Attorney General Gilchrist on behalf of the | the Rev. Wayland Move” Tram eaves Sook of Bare Bu yearn beret fe mcrae ewe el ‘was raised against the economizing process. The defendants in the railroad injunction case now | Clay street for Madison 7:15 A. M., return 11:42 A. e relatives and friends of the family, also the ler on the City’s Finances. Proposition to reduce the estimates of upwards of three ward O. Anderson. before the Chancellor's Court at Trenton, was re- | M-_| Pluce of interment, Woodiawn Cemetery. | members of Unity Lodge, No. 243, I. 0, 0, F., a1 millions tor the by a hui nd i ot in leaves nd Central depot at 2:30 P. M. | invited to attend the funeral, from her late reai- dee can at Cfoltow all over the. sly. ‘A’ proposed. re- fumed yesterday morning in the proseneo of & | Friends ate invited w attend without further | dence, 91 Orchard sirces, to Lutheran Gemetory duction in the of brought ats of darko rge ux of lawyers, merchants, farmers ant . ‘ednesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Wi houé THE ESTIMATE FOR 1073. | Suritssetiiadl he orerlelile ates io it | A REMARKABLE CASE IN BROOKLYN. | otters, some of whom came irom distant points | giASiWai Ata, a ator, wut painful ness, Ax, | TOEIner NOUCE: a vurema, none Filaabeth i inthe cost of laying Croton water mains and woode Of the State to listen to the eloquemt debates and | "Funeral will take place on Wednesday, Decem- | N. J., on Satarday mor! December 1, FRED= pavements pevarian O meesEne nee ata te aioe: witty sayings of the eminent counsel who are | ber tl, at belrepans cere. cock PM from t the | Rick Tuomas, eldest sou of Kev, Robert aid AnD® j sent the intentions of those who were determined Chat engaged on both sides, Seventh and Eighth avenues. Onicers and mem. | — Funeral services at the-ci Wednesda: A Spirit of Economy To Be Introduced Into | "Notwithstanding all The Jury Empanelled Yesterday---Deseription | “to attorney General confined himself princl- | bers of Park Lodge, No, 516 F. and A. M. and | eleven o'clock Ar Me ne ret OP All the Departments. something in the way of reduction has been accom} in 16, More remains to be done in 1878. The increase in the taxation of 1873 over 1872 is caused by the Ly a raising moneys to meet & misappropriation of State It Quite to say that the people of the city of New York of the Prisoner---Scenes in the Court Room. pally to the questions of the exclusive privileges set up and claimed by complainants in thetr bill for in- junction, The decision given by Chief Justice Green in the Delaware Bay Railroad case and the Court Robin Hood, No. 4,665, A.0.F., are re: spectfully invited to attend, DONNELLY.—On Sunday morning, December 8, 1872, JAMES DONNELLY, aged 40 years and 6 months. The funeral will take place from his:late resi- Sroumr.—On Saturday, December 7, Jang, widow of Daniel Stump, aged 74 years. The relatives and friends of the family and those of her sons, George and Daniel, a otful invited to attend the funeral, on at half-past one P. M., from her ARE A LIBERAL PEO! tweet - | dence, 132 Garden street, Hoboken, on Tuesday, FACTS AND FIGURES: | aoa tnat ney ao not grudge pubic expenditures. | This Yauin Kaltroad Company andthe digersncanited | December 10, at one o'clock P.M. ; 255 Van Brant street, Brooklyn. is true, if money ts reasonably well applied; but this | Dr. Lucius B. Irish, the well-known physician | raitroad and canal companies of New Jersey formed | _Mombers of Hope Lodge, 244, X.and A.M, also the | _Tayiox.—On Monday, tho oth inst, SoPHt® travagauce and wastelulness. “Evory dollar spent sho! and druggist of Brooklyn, was placed on trialin | strong points in the argument. In relation to | Members of Hope Chapter, R. A. M., and the mem- | SHERMAN, wife of Robert L, Taylor. ‘The following estimate of the municipal expendl- | show its result. the King’s county Court of Oyer and Terminer | these exclusive privileges, as claimed by the com- hers of Engine Company No. 1, of Hoboken, and The relatives and friends of the family are in- - ad T trust th jature will afford the city authorities e lainauts, he contended that they were all relin- | the members of the department in general, are re- | vited to attend her funeral, from the residence of ‘tare of the city made by Comptroller Green Will be | ye ‘Spportumtyto revise early in the coming year quy | Yesterday morning on the charge of having | Pilsned’ "eighteen years ago by “the Camden | specttully invited to ateend, her son-in-law, Joseph B. Varnum, M16 East Twen- read with interest. On the 18th of November Mr. timaton that + pe ee om ee, v believe that poisoned to death Assessor Edward O. Anderson, | and Amboy Railroad and Delaware and Raritan Pe pee pte ore, hared, samingned Le AG. = eel Gane park, be Seinen 4 morning Havemeyer, Mayor elect, addressed a note to the | gna rhope to be able on the coming in of the new admin: | who died on the 9th of April last. Dr. Irish was | Canal Companies to the people of the Stato of New | font dapecial eonvoustion of fone Cmpint, 2 Ot | tion. o'clock, without furthe Comptroller asking that such a statement should be furnished him, and the reply and estimate of 0 istration next January to make some sugg {ng to this en e day of order and economy and honest administra- Jointly indicted with Mrs, Sarah Anderson, the wife of the deceased, but asked for a separate Jersey; that these companies made a direct com- promise in the year 1869; that the companies in question gave their full consent to an act passed panion, James Donnelly, on Tuesday, December 10, 1872, at twelve o'clock, to participate with Hope TuRCUS.—On Tuesday, November 26, at Santiag® de Cuba, LeONCE A. Turcas, aged 32 years. the Comptroller are given below. It will be seen | tinisdawning, to. the day when your great ex- | trial, and, after numerous postponements, the Kr a Pitta t tree aee RTar eee Morton trontey rOTOSEPH SMYTH high Priest. Pee a Winn icra on. Sunday, De- that in many of the departments the estimates are perionee, zour determined will and your honored, nante case finally came on yesterday, The circum- | §'¥, i! * GronaE H, Briss, Secretary. s comber 8 at seven o'clock P; M., HANNAH VALEN- lower and that a general spirit of economy Is to be burdens of the Peeps of the city, and in bringing to jus- 0 stances have heretofore been published in the sive privileges into the hands of the people once more; that it was passed specially for the benefit Y: DovugLass,—On Monday, December 9, 1872, JANET, TINE, Widow of Matthias Valentine, in the 73d year of her age. : 4 wife of Sethi G. Douglass, introduced. Busine end gantlc wrongs that have so greatly | HeRatn, but, in addition to the testimony elicited | of the people, and in its provisions commanded | Wie fives and friends are invited to attend the | The relatives and friends of the famity are re nee Beaks ey ect ine aoe cok aetacion humiliated and opprseed EW. GREEN Conptrolér. | before the Coroner at the time of the inquest, it 1s | tem te build and construct railroads throughout | , Nora eo aerate residence, 15 Uneystie street, | spectiully invited to. attend the funeral, from tno as you can readily furnish on the sebject ofthe monetary Feduirements of the city aud county for the coming year. I will not trouble you to go very ‘much into detall, A general statement of the probable amount of taxation find of issues of bonds for new works of Improvement and -other purposes will answer my object. Yours truly. ¥, HAVEMEYER, To Hon. A. H. Green, Comptroll Cire or New Yor, Derantwent oF Frvance, Comprnoiien’s Orrice, Dec. 5, 1872. Havemnygn, Mayor elect. have received your favor of the 18th ult., and in compliance therewith transinit to you the follow- ing statement, showing the estimated amounts of moneys xequired to carry on the operations of the cityand ‘county goveraments for the year 1873, and also ing ‘separate column the amounts of appropriations for these purposes as fixed for that year. : STATE, TAX. For portion of State tax to be paid by New York county fol 'o— MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Resolutions as to the Keception of Mr. Stanley. The weekly meeting of the above Board was held yesterday, President C ochrane in the chair. THE RECEPTION OF H. M, STANLEY. The committee appointed to consider the mes- sage of the Mayor as to welcoming Henry M. Stan- ley to the city reported as follows:— 5 said that there is evidence forthcoming of a start- ling nature, compared with which that already re- ported is weak. Dr. Irish was brougnt into Court by Deputy Sheriff Miley, of the District Attorney’s office, at five minutes to ten o’clock yesterday morning, at which time the room was densely crowded by peo- ple of all classes. The dector is a fine-looking man, apparently about forty years of age, of stout butld and medium eight, He is partially bald, but the sides and back of his well-shaped head are adorned by a thick growth of curly black hair. He wears a mustache and Dundreary whiskers, which He here cited alarge number of statutory author- ities in proof of bis allegations, and commented at length on the mode of legislation which had refer- ence to the question, He made a powerful appeal on behalf of the intrinsic rights belonging to the people throughout the State, after which he re- viewed the decision of Chiet Justice Green in the Delaware Bay Railroad cese, and insisted that the defendants in that case were differently situated to the defendants in this, He urged that there Was no sixth section m any of their charters, as there isin the Stanhope charter, authorizing the transporting of passengers and freight; that there Was no eighth section, authorizing the merging, &¢., as is in the Stanhope charter; that there was @ vast difference in all the particulars in both cases, and that the decision of the Chief Justice was not on Thursday, December 12, 18’ DowNinG.—On Sunday, December 8, ofmembrane croup, FRANK DOWNING, second son of Rev. Moses N. and Alice Tinkham Downing, aged 10 years. Funeral services from First Free Methodist church, in Thirty-seventh atreet, below Eighth ave- nue, to-day (Tyesday), at eleven o'clock A, M, Friends cordially invited. DrumMonp.—On Sunday, December 8, MARGARET DRUMMOND, aged 73 years and 6 months, widow of Charles Drummond, Relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from her late residence, 88 mash avenue, to-day (Tuesday), at two o'clock P, Durry.—On Sunday, December 8, Painir Durry, at eleven o'clock residence of her son-in-law, Peter Briggs, Jr., at Williamsbridge, on Wednesday afternoon, at two jock, Trains leave Grand- Central depot at one lock P. M, VanpeRuoor.—On Sunday, December 8, ELiza- BETH VANDERHOOF, aged 79 years. The relatives and friends of the family of her son-in-law, William Chisholm, are invited to attead the funeral, at the Mariners’ Methodist Episcopat church, corner of President and Van Brunt streeta, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, December 10, at two Otek P.M. : bany papers please copy. Wuirry.—At Staten Island, on Sunday, Decem ber 8, WuITry, a native of county Wextord, Ircland, aged 42 years, Funeral on Tuesday, December 10, at two o'clock oO Wh the le of the city of New York feel # just .| at all applicable to the question at is- | 9ged 20 years, » M. For sohools, 1% mills. sigziae | pride in benride miliug teasitony tothe meriaatany | Ne Stroked complacentiy yesterday while talk- |, 4h this ease. On this subject Mr. Gil. | | The friends and relatives of the family are re. | | Wittre.—At Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 8, Fe neral purposes, 1,301,567 | of their fellow citizens who by the display of unusual ing to 5 christ argued with much — fervor, and | Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the | 1/2, HLiza A., wife of George White. Wor boul febt, 2 mills. 2.082.507 | ability, the exercise of more than ordinary courage and THE THRONG OF FRIENDS made a most exhaustive research of the principal | Tesitence of his father, James Dufty, 307 Gold The relatives and friends of the family are rea- Hor now apie 3g ma Sa0,63% | darian, oF whose achievements, 1 ey er Mon reat reais | Wh ted him during the terval previous to | points in connecilon with the present case. ‘The | Street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday evening, December | pectiully invited to attend the funeral from her Bornean aati att d extra ropa TM | of ile have been Ot such ca eter te sees OTahs | tre ceoning of the proceedings, He was neatly | alleged valldity of the lease then was taken up by | 10; at two o'clock. “ ite reslaence, 80. Quincy street, om Wednesday, For ew work on canals ana oxiee repairs. 71 qanarz | expedition whieh was originated and sustained by James | the opening ‘tot clothes and a hage emer, | Nim, and stated that in the face of the bill for in- FLANAGAN.—On Sunday, December 8, James A. the Lith inst, dt two o'clock P.M. oe ‘For academies and Union schools, 1-16 mill. 65,078 | Gcrion Benn and conducted by Mr. Hone “4 attired in a dark suit of clothes, and a huge Junction the lease had no existence; that it was | FLANAGAN, ILLIAMS.—In Greenpoint, at the residence eae I meee noes lost Airioun explorer, Dr. David | a4 gparkiod in his faultless shirt front. Hisde- | null and vold; that the complainants had | | His funeral takes place from his late restdence, | her daughter, Mrs. 8. K. Parson, Dexonau Wite Total a 5 ih aabvewelaseiagty $6,117,365 | Livingstone, has been applauded by the people and gov- | nothing to show that tney had a new lease | Corner of Pitt and Grand streets, to-day (Fuesday), | LIAMS, in her 88th year, +n addition to the foregoing is the ‘portion ot eroments of foreign nations, bad, ollciec Drdmpcnen: | moanor was that of a gentleman, perfectly | cP''tile; that the lease Yn atect was but a | at three o'clock, thence to foot of Clarkson street, | Funeral to take place at the Noble stroet Baptt ee ae er und dedcicasion required ispheres, has been the theme of admiration with the most | cool and apparently indifferent to all trans- | jease of thirty days; that the lease hay ex- ee steamer Ansonia, to be buried in Saugerties, | chureh, om Tuesday, the 10th inst, at two o'clock to be raised this year, the State Comptroller learned inen and erudite scientists of the age, and was of | piring about him. He bore anflinchingly the | pired, and they must get a new title, | Ulster county. Relatives and [riends are respect- | P. M. holding the law providing for its being funded such a distinguished character setoment irom ae ony faze of the entire court room, and, when joined by | Counsel further ‘quoted numerous authorities, fully invited. WINANS.—On Sunday, December 8, FRANCIS, the to be unconstitutional tee mon Council some marked expression of the appreciation | gaz pany aiter which he polited out the various detects on | _FLORENTIN.—On Monday morning, December 9, | son of Wiiliam and Frances Winans, Sav ca atari of the people and government of the city of the value of | nis wife and sister-in-law, conversed very freely | the face of the bill fod by complainants and said at one o'clock, BUS FLORENTIN. The relatives and friends of the family are i Total tax for Btate purposes fo be’ pall by he ed, That the Common Council, the represent- rs. Irish is a pleasant-looking lady, | that tt should be amended from beginning to end; Funeral takes place on Tuesday, December 10, at | viled to attend the funeral, at their residence, No. Foran a county Ne Tork ici ide tiie 87M | adlven oriie people of this city and acting in thelk behalG yet Shona Me, e 8 wy’ | that the spirit in which ib Was prosecuted should | one P.M., trom 128 Eldridge stree 4 Strikers Cottages, Fiity-socond street, between a cordial wel- nearly the doctor's ownage. She was fashionably morning, December 8, Tenth and Eleventh avenu .; BAS hereby extends to Mr. Henry M. Stanle; be amended, but it was now too late, They had FoLweLt.—On Sunday e on Tucaday, Decem- edt Baecupiicn of the ‘city and’ ‘county ‘debt 8,485,307 | Meme home. and present tisir congratulations to him on attired and displayed considerable jewelry. Dr. | peen now before the Court for two months, a it | Marrua FonweEtt, in the 72d year ofher age. ber 10, at one o'clock. falling due 10 1873...... sete Ad the triumphapt success of his search for Dr. David | perry Irish, the prisoner's brcther, Was also in | was time there should be au end to this vexed liti- | , ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited SSS Livingstone, The seneroms dnera iy OF aacleys amor. ateendance,. gution. As to the charge of fraud made by the coun. | to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, December 10, oe Aca ENR ae NTY mora!ly cer.ain to insure success where success Was possi- Shortly after ten o'clock Judge Pratt took his | ssi on the other side as having been employed in | &t two o'clock P. M., from the residence ot her son- wb De oe eh FOR THE SUPPORT 7 e ble. The conduct of both reflects great credit upon our | seat on the bench, and Associate Justices Voor- | petting the bills and tnarters of the Stanhope | {-law, 115 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn. party trou, the peestimatee for tat Fae atuentes that tke people, as it clearly sy peney their chiet characteristics— | hees and Johnson followed. Considerable time was | Company passed by the Legislature, Mr, Gilehrist, LLOWAY,-—In this city, on Sunday, December 8, A. Santa Claus wishes to soe all his friends ‘amount is called tor by requisitions of the department. | selt-reliauce, independence aud treedom of thought and | gonsumed in hearing the excuses of jurors sum- | {na very forcible nianner, replied that there was | 1872, Miss EaMwa GALLOWAY. free of charge, Tn other cases the item as a whole or a part is taken trom the amount allowed for 1872, The amount allowed 1 the officers authorized to fix the appropriations for 18) Ww stated in a separate column :— city. action ; and be it further : a Resolyed, That the Board of Assistant Aldermen 16 hereby requesied to appoint a special committee of three to act jointly with your committee to confer with Mr, Stanley to the end that arrangements for a public recep- moned. At ten minutes to eleven o'clock District Attorney Britton moved for trial Morris responded that he was READY FOR THE PRISONER. Ex-Judge | noioundation to support such uncalled-for charges, aud indignantly denied the existence at the time stated of any such frauds. He said if traud had Leen perpetrated it was on the side of complain- Her friends are invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 108 Mast Fifty-sixth strect, on Wednesday, the 1ith instant, at ten o'clock, Weak aiid strong, at the Great House Furnishing Bazaar. EDWARD D, BADSFORD, tion may be made ; that the Governor's Koom, in the City fence by United States Dis- F clude e4 y han- LLEN.—At Jacksonville, Fla.,on Monday, De- oper Institute, Calter Por. Aimer, | al be assigned for Hay pucpoeey ann fetarcag -cnirts Eto Attorney Titsoe, Sees United Atates Dis- ales A agenias thn if Lan atecons eadhersay cember 2, 1872, ROBERT GILLEN, gounseltor-attaw, Pree arith perv Astor place, Teulaaiivs Department oD 234,100 | Comangements as (0 them may appear best calcu'ated to | ttict Attorney Catlin and Thomas k, Pearsall. xrant to the defendants the fights to Which he said | iu the 65th year ot his age. Pom oe, Soae He eats areca sez'ouo | give the people of this city an opportunity ot manifesting | At eleven o'clock Mr. Gerard M. Stevens com- | thoy hd a most justifiable claim, The relatives, (riends, members of the Historical | _ shed Hkgto *DSparument of Public 1,851'50 | their appreclution of the sorvices he has rendered in the | menced calling the numes of jurors with the view | Five hours were occupied in the delivery of his | Society, New York Bar Association and Young Spear Law Departinent. xs "75,000 | interests of science and humanity, of having a jury empavelled, The first name | argument, and it is the prevailmg opinion that the | Men’s Christian Association of New York, are in- | _ Sas UCTIO) pee *Department of Public Charities The report was adopted. called was Bryant Drew, and immediately two | Atiorney General made a most eilective appeal on | Vited to attend the funeral on Wednesday, 11th in- T 1.2m BROADWAY, SIXTH AVENUE, THIRTY: and Correction... : 1,460,000 The remainder of the business was ofa formal | young gentlemen stepped briskly up to the jury | behalf of his clicnts. stant, at eleven o'clock A. M,, at the Presbyterian Oars meiiersrerrse rt 4 Bowery, PAINE'S College tec ae ps eed VR tH. | character. box. This little circumstance Senator Stockton will commence his argument | church, corner of Nineteenti street and Filth ave- | Foreigners taught the American system of Bookkeeping; eee ator Publis at cou —— CREATED SOME MERRIMENT to-day, immediately after the opening of the Court, | nue, Rev, John Hall, D. D, 2 Writing Lessons, $260. Ladies qualified as Boukkeeperd Department of Buildin; 60, BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. for the time, but one of the gentlemen stated that | Mossrs, Cuvier, Cole, Shipman and Parker will fol- | | Excelsior Lodge F, and A.M. are hereby summoned | 4nd Cashie Pe fies, Department~Salaries and his name was Frank, aud not Bryant Drew, and } low, and the whole Week Will be taken up by these | to attend a jal Sommnnication, sf ur lodge T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, supplies 3,143,800 | This Board held its weekly meeting yesterday, | retired in confusion ainid the laughter of the spec- | gentlemen, rooms, on Wednesday, at ten o'clock A. M., to pay opposite Cooper. Tustitute.—Bookkeeping, Weiting Police station 15,500 | assistant Alderman Galvin in the chair, The fol- | tators, Dr. Irish, seated beside lus counsel, viewed — — the last tribute of respect to our late brother, | Aritmmetic and Languages, Day and evening: Ladies ‘olibe ” mation ¥; the proceedings with interest. The crowd in the OITY MISSIONS. Robert Gillen. By order of JAMES McCAFFIL, M. | department, Reduction in telegraphy to $16; taughs 55,000 | lowing business was transacted :— ferwres HAINEMAN.—On Friday, November 15, 1872, at Demanil for operators. *Cotlegs of the City of New York “Fire De e. WORK FOR THE COMPTROLLER, Assistant Alderman Stacom moved :— court room had increased until there was not the remotest standing room, Even the space about the bench was invaded, from which County Clerk | Anniversary of the Ladies’ Society of the New York City Mission Auxiliary Funchal, Madeira, BENJAMIN HAINEMAN, son of Simon Haineman, of this city, aged 18 years and 7% practically, with instruments, ‘YOUNG LADY, AND’ HIGHLY ACCOMPLISHE! iets van instruction to fully competent, is destrous of A apartment. . T,204,9 Hennan and others took in the whole scene. pt months. cath Pe ered ChaeutOn ell tothe Rogiist. ee ee: 5,149 | | That the Comptroller be and he is hereby requested | “At seven minutes past eleven o'clock the first a Pract Society. HANLY.—On Saturday, Decomber %, Antony J, | franehoror mcermansnd French. Address W., Dox a, ee SE eerie cher withthe amount that is owed by the | juror, Mr. Alvin W. Bell, of Fulton avenue and | Yesterday the annual meeting of tho Ladies’ | HAXLY, late of New Oriedns,aged 28 years. "| Herald Uptown Brauch ofie, *salaries Board of” Asse: 000 28) city at the present time or claimed to be owed to con- | Cumberland street, was secured and sworn in. | si t y ia ‘Tract | , Funeral will take place from thé residetice of Er pee Z aR Batarion Judiciary and owhers..,, SYR000 s2s000 | tractors or others during the time he has been in office; | During the empanelment of the jury a discussion | AUS#lary Society of the City Mission and Tract | youn McNicol, 19 Kaat Twellth gtgeot, “this (Tues. 8 PRINGIPAL OF DISTRIGT OR PREE SCHOOLS Miscellaneous purposes. 334,423, 263, also the amount paid out during the same period of tim arose between the counsel as to the right to ques- | Society was held In the Fifth avenue Presbyterian | day) morning, at hall-past ten o'clock. Relatives a gel xperi 5 by his predecessor and the amount saved to the clty, if tion jurors as to whether they would convict on | church, corner of Nineteenth street, Mr. A. R, and friends are invited to attend, ictical attainments desires an engagement; references, pra Addi PROFESSOR, 181 Bleec 1, Ni Total amount, city. aay. circumstantial evidence. Jeremiah Hackett was | \otmor vkh Ww New Orleans papers please copy. oss CRORES IO 131 Bleecker stra N a” county. The resolution was carried, called tosthe jury box, when abaya s ae UAC NN 2 Tawntor.—In Jersey ity, on St nday, December N ENGLISH LADY AS VISITING GOVERNESS IN Cae abe. pripiee OPINION OF CORPORATION COUNSEL ASKED FOR. District Attorney Britton asked him:—“Would | Dr. Hall Mr. Lewis E, Jackson, Assistant Super- | 8, Ggorar HARR:OT, aged 67 Yéars. sae Dresses a first class family; speaks French fluently English, ; Advertising : +... 83933 “giso00 | Assistant Alderman Connon moved :— you convict in any case on circumstantial evi- | jntendent of City Missions, read the treasurer's | |’ Relatives and friends of the family, his sister, Mrs. | Drawing, Oll Painting, Pastel; roterences, Addross M, Bay rmoriés ani ‘odin ~“30,000 300,000 | That the Counsof to the Corporation pe and he is | dence?” | report,drom whichJt appeared that the ladies had | McLaughlin; his aia et-dn-law, Mrs. Harriot, f Mr. Chris: University place. caning and Supplics—County hereby requested to examine and ascertain Uf there be | — Mr, Tracy did not like this conrse, and said that | contributed and expended in their work $3,446 for | fatally; nts brother-in-law, Alexande®McCoult + FEW YOUNG GIRLS-OF GOOD FAMILY, AND offices « a 77,00 any recent deeision made by the Court of Appealsin re- | yt amounted to ud more or less than asking tig | eq6 “sifpivart of fivecn, mnissiongr wowen, ‘Thay | Varick Lodge, No. al, A. F. and A. M.; Enterp! from 10 to 16 years of age, who are to attend’ school ‘ontingencies (atl purposes) 21,000 lation to the Tax Levy bill, and report to this Board it he WBE ppv en mission ne ge, sl rtf ye been era eretratel gee loroners’ tees. 7300 finds such decision 1 the legahty of paying salaries | Jurox whether had no expense whatever jor oiicé rent or clerical | Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M., and Warrin Council No.5, | in Germany, will find a kind reception and careful al Disbursemenis ‘and ‘fees—Count, to the members of the Common Council for the year 1872, HE WOULD OBSERVE HIS OATH. | services of any kind. Rev. George J. Mingins, | R. ands. M., are respectfully invited to attend the | tendance in a respectable fmily Fesiding at bg officers and witnesses, + 120,000 or If there be any other legal objection (o the payment of | Both fires! evidence and circumstantial evidence | Superintendent of Missions, read a detailed report | funeral, oa Wednesday, December 11, at hall-past | be ey eels Arent (Ra ren sree ree Election expenses. > 200,000 said salaries. woré legal, buf it was not the duty ol any juror | of the operations of this society for the year past, | one o'cl from his late residence, 221 Proyost | Agency, Cologne, on Rhine, (Prussia.) ween pene om 2u.000 ‘The resolution was adopted. to judge as to the legality or admissibility of any | which report is to be printed for gratuitous dis- | street, corner of Tenth street, The deceased leaves | ———— saan 2 Printing (a rie TH# ERIK RAILROAD. evidence. Mr. Tracy thougut that taey must first | tribution in a lew weeks and is ginitted here, Rey, | a yite and three phildren to mourn his loss. Bry OR GENTLE: Repairs to county build: 20,000 Assistant, Alderman Gris moved learn the juror’s idea as to what civcumstantial | pr, Taylor, of the Broadway Tabernacle, deilvered | Londondefry (Ireland) papers please copy. and Woe Disenia clscet ie core fae ge? pon Rents. 10,00 That the Compirolter be and ho ishereiy directed 15 | SAME Was, - as es. | an address on the subject of city mission work | HARNOLD.—Snddenly, at Greenpoint, on Monday, | fe¥.scciat lessons in, Business. Writing, Bookkeeping Stationery, law and blank books. 13,000 report to this i dat its next stated mecting ine | Judge Pratt (to juror)—Do you entertain now | and the relation of worien to such work. Rey. 0, | December 9, Ricuarp, Jr., only child of Richard and | Arihmetic, &c. Private desks must be ‘Secured im ad Su) ee ot prisoners in County 25,000 amount now due the city for rent of land, wharves, piers, | any opinion in regard to a capital case that would | [astman also made a few remarks and Mr. Wet- | Annie Harrold, and grandson of John S, Atiieck, | vance, as there are now no vacancics. Stiifness, cramp sve * . slips and terry f and the names of parile prevent you trom finding a verdict of guilty if the | more closed the exercises with words of encourage- | E aged 5 months, ing and trembling removed, and all nervousness cured. Gelarige “Executive... 00) Persons in arrears, as also the amount due trom persons | evidence saiisied you that te party was guilty? an | “The relatives and friends’ of the family are re- | — 7 a Salarics—Judiclary. + 725,305 who have tailed to pay tne Interest. on their bonds, aud. | 1 : Md dante ke ag culty? | ment, The receipts and expenditures of the ladies’ | | The rel ; aay. A RENCH LANGUAGE LESSONS—BY PROFESSOR Balaries—Legislative. w 56, the names of persons so in arrears: also, by what author: | Juror (looking coufused)—1 don’t know, exactly. | society for 1872 are $1,073 less than for the preced- | spectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, trom the LOUIS LANGUELLIER, 157 West Thirty-first st. he Pare oop a ar #8 ity the New York and Erle Railway has been allowed to | (La@ugnter). ing year. The City Mission and ‘Tract Soctety it- | residence of his grandparents, 84 Meserole avenue, | ——*)—°" “ASS 9) TS Total amount, coun 49,63 2 t fer the same sine es pay’ hha tet mide! ereby cut oi, | pecuniary aid to meet its liabilities and carry on | o'clock. “tm 3. for three boys, aged 9 to 14, - “oh $2,749,688 $2,501,000 | rent for the same since 1868. At one o'clock @ recess was taken for three-quar- | jts work. The annual meeting will be held oy | California papers please copy. va in.an how or the vv;. For wrms, éc. adroas fi, bow Total estimate, city. $17,392,722 $15,876,249 This was made a special order for the next meet- | ters of an hour. J.N. Nash was secured as the | Wednesday ne. i HERNANDEZ.—On Sunday, December 8 on board | 45) New York Post oles, “" STagg jas yg Te ‘Total estimate, county. 2,749,638, 2,501,000 | ing, on Thursday, to which day the Board ad- | fourth juror Immediately iter the reassembling of | — ‘the officers elected by the female society yester- | the United Stated stip Portsmouth, Navy Yard, | b VE ore ey ——— —_-_ | journed. the Court. Mr. Tracy objected to the question as to | day are Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) De Witt, First Ditestresa; | Brooklyn, Epvakpo F. HEnNaNpRd, aed 19 years, | WWANTED-A GOVERNESS, 70 ACCOMPANY & Sine winch -$20,142,360 $18,377,219 Sap whether he could find a verdict on circumstantial | Mrs, James Lee, Second Directress; Mrs. J ) | " Lovrckove.—On Sunday, December 8, FOLGER P, family going to Cuba, residents there, to take ‘rom which deduct the revenues BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, evidence, if he believed the evidence warrant Mrs, ce, cor rectress; Mrs, John L. LOVEG E Ys, a . | charge of and complete the education of two young gifls, ‘of the general fund, estimated at 2,250,000 2,250,000 5 » e beliey ence warranted it. | Mason, of Brooklyn, Treasurer; Miss F, L. Baker, | LovEGROVE, formerly of Baltimore, Md., in the 58th | must be @ lady ot years and experience ‘and & ood pS Eisuaratrcig — | James R. Rowland was then called, examined, ac- | Assistant Treasurer, and Mrs. F. A. Conkling, | year of his age. pianist; the best of references requirea, Addruss, with $16,127,249 A meeting of the Board of Supervisors was held | ora and sworn in as the fifth juror, | Secretary, The managers elected at the same | The funeral services willbe held at St. Luke's | Particulars, Post e, New York. immediately after the adjournment of the Board of | ‘The entire day was spent in | time are Mrs, William E. Dodge, Mrs, Enoch Hid- | Hospital, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at five o'clock. ‘ANTED—A TUTOR FOR A YOUNG MAN OF 16: 4 Aldermen. The following business was trans- WRARISOME BUSIN | den, Miss B. R, Eastman, Mrs, I. C. Doremus, Miss | | LyNcn,—On Saturday, December 8, RoBext V gentleman capable of teaching the classics and ‘The amount ated ied for is equal to'a frac, | of empaneiling @ jury, and it wasafew minutes Mary J. Lockwood, Mrs. J. A. Bennet, Mrs. % LYNcu, a native of the county Donegal, ireland, in | modern languages desired. Address, stating terms and tlon moro than 8.38 per cent on the valuation of isfa | 8¢ted— . eles | before five o'clock wheh the last man was secured. | }:ly, Mrs. W. A. Hallock, Mrs. Loring Andrews, | the 65th year of his age. te reter OX 2,202 Post oftice. ¥ 104,074,537), or $5,238,561 33 more than the tax of 1872. THE COURT HOUSE AWNINGS, | The jury Js a8 follows ivin W. Bell, Herman | Miss Clark, Miss Sophia Ely, Mrs, Horace Holden, | Relatives and friends of the deceased are re- . oe ==. he amount 13 equal to 3.22 per cent on the valuations | Supervisor CONOVER moved Vosberg, George Simmons, J. N. Nash, James R. | Mrs, Heury Camerden and Mrs. W. L. Andrews, spectfally invited to attend the funeral, from his gitoceeat ns oF 33 ee 73 more than the fx of 1872, which | tat the matthew Goutity On dense andes Rowland, Ward Sweet, Francis W. Halbrook, Ben- | 5 rs Z late residence, West Farms, Westchester county, | —~—--~---— Lo OLE DIN 8 a x of ISS over that of | peruby authurized to employ some salable perenne, | jamin C. Howard, Jr, Wiliam Raiferty, Albade a this day (Tuesday), at two o'clock P.M. TT] BLEE AR BROADWAY, UF y ploy t y THE MINIMUM REQUIRED FOR THE CITY. The following table shows which of the foregoing Amounts are tixed by law irom wil 4 tioa a sich no material reduc- be made by the city and county authorities, $9,761,752 remove and store away tor further u upon the windows oi the various offices. The resolution was adopted. ELECTION EXP?! ‘son to he awnings now urts and county Bromley, Joseph Crocker, Charles Engelman, Belore the Jury separated Judge Pratt said:— Gentlemen of the jury, I desire now to give youa caution which you must remember, and that is, when you separate you will not discuss this ca: MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. | the residence MAcK.—On Sunday, Degember 8, 1872, at half-past, two o'clock P. M., Mrs. Jutta MACK, aged 60 years. The funeral will take place from the residence of her son-in-law, Michael Brien, Highbridge, on Wednesday, December 11, at twelve o'clock M. KER stairs, highest cash advan ‘es on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos, &c., or bought; Pawnbrokers’ Tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street. AT MOLY BROTHERS) 596 BROADWAY, Nineteenth and Twentieth streets —Mone ‘ with each other or allow it to be discussed in your | | BELI—HaMmiLron.—At of the fhe relatives and friends ~ | $n Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Silks, par Interest on city ‘aud county debt. Tiss, «20 The following persons were ordered to be paid | presence or allow any person to speak to you in re- | Dride’s parents, on Tuesday evening, December 3, | apeorniity invited to attend. Sones oe ae ticularly Pianos: private pacior tor ladies} busbess Journ avenue improvement 1,598;00) | by the Comptroller the sum of $100 each tor ser- | lation to it. 2 haggle 4 Saunier PELL of New | “Eastern papers please copy. seoty connuea Gee ‘0 for salarics. 96 5,800) 2 2 MR. BRITTON’S PRECAUTIONS. 'y tO MATILDA, f ry Ham- a 9 a 7" v 7 5) PIC! a ener ea es He SeRSS ag: 8M | J'Startim, “Assiatane clerks J. Wiliam MoGowag, | ,,DWstriet attomney Hritton-—Ax the Cone hes tn. | Mtn, Esa, of lrooklyn, B.D. tngiiiness, Whutian Hawt, son of the: ate John | A" atti! yaSTARLISHED |, OFSTCE, 08 NASEAU Assistant Clerk; James McGowan, Sergeant-at- | enue the intention of permitting the jury to | AVIS e unday, December 8, | Martin, Jr., aged 31 years. inonds, Watches, Jewelry, &c., or the highest prices paid Saw: | Separate, I request it be done by conseut of the | JAMES THoMASs Davis, of New York, to MARY . | for them, by A. HONIGMAN, Bi , Faward Madden, Assistant Sergeant-at- | Counsel, which shall be entered upon the minutes | LOUIsA NEWTON, of England, by the Rev. John W. | quite “invited toe artegd toe ny, re (respect. | for thei, by ‘Broker. nonDi Batimated requirements of moneys to be raised by the issue of bonds for acquiring the titles to the Riverside Park, Ifeonfirmed by the Courts. 6,171,120 for the Broadway widening, it it be confirmed... 1,309,305 ‘The assesment in these matters, amountin; pplicable to t! ot orge Kleinners, Assistant Sergeant-at- Arms; Henry A. Gumnbieton, Assistant Secretary; Edmund M. Plum, Thomas F. Gilroy, Henry Oberie, eg Holmes, Clerks: John N. Outwater, Account- ani FURNITURE IN THE SUPREME COURT. Supervisor Conover moved e on County Officers be and they Arms; Timothy G. Sullivan, Assistant Sergeant. | at-Arms; James C, King, Assistant Sergeant-at- | So as to preserve any legal question that might the minutes as by consent of the counsel. -Judge Morris—O1 course, we have no objec- jon. District Attorney Britton—1 want the record to show it, that is all, | Judge Pratt—Jurors not empanelled in this cause are discharged for the term. arise therefrom. Idesire that 1t be entered upon | | Krame. HILL—Post.—At Communipaw, N. J., on Tues- | day, December 3, at the residence of the bride, by Rev. William R. Duryea, MYRON L, Hint, Jr., to | Miss HANNAH Post, daughter of Captain Johu A. | Post. No cards, OsMUN—SHIELDS.—On Monday, December 9, 1872, by the Rev. D. L. Marks, CHARLES A. OSMUN to | SI K,, only daughter of Peter Shields, Esq., all | of this attend the funeral, from his late residence, 20 East Forty-ninth street, on ‘Thursday aiternoon, at two o'clock. MERRILL.—At Norwalk, Conn., on Friday, Deeem- ber 6, STEPHEN MERRILL, aged 32 years. Funeral on Tuesday, December 10, at two P. M., from his father’s residence, at Norwalk. Carriages | will be in attendance at the South Norwalk depot to meet the 11:30 A, M. train from New York. Friends of the family are invited to attend, MERICAN OFFICE—$75,000, Loans to any amount on Fy, valuables, & J.'H, BARRI ESTABLISHED 1954 ‘atches, Diamonds, Jewel: T bought: prices par excellence 73% Broad way, opposite Astor place. a HYMAN’S, 719 BROADWAY. BERAL AD vances made on Diamonds and Wate Silverware, ke. highest market pric he same. BROKER, 19514 BOWERY, « opposite Spring street—The most elegant and ex- M. JOHNSON, LOAN That the if District. Attorney Britton—Th city. : iL, are he 1 A 4 ‘ y ere may be other y: i MorRIgON.—In this city, on Si tensive estab! t in the country. Money loaned nds which tay. be tasued to providie: tive Pen Ree Te rece seat: courte of the desks and | puginess at the close of this trial. ‘They might be | PATTERSON—Moopy.—At Christ church, Bridge- | pecember 8, JullN C. MORMISON in'the’eed your" Bi | Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, sik Lacey moans for above payments. Bo: samen a suitable plaid by this discharged until some subsequent day. I fave a | port, on Wednesday, December 4, by the Rev. N. | nis age. Ghawis ‘and every descriptice of Persons, Froperer. -Asseasment bonds.” sivsceseees. 2,000,000 | thine aa they may be needed, and supply in thelr stead | latge nlmiber of witnesses subpuenaed in this case, | L. Briggs, Sitas H. PATTERSON, Esq., to Miss | Relatives and friends of the family are invited to | Ais? 1F sale # large stock of stiks, Velvets, Furs, ‘To i a Let dy paying for tables and chairs more suitable tor couri room purposes. | and on that account it may be desirable to try GrORGIE Moopy, both of Ll elas att the funeral, from his late residence, M7 = Rone of sewers, &c., and are redeemable ord ‘The resolution was carried. THE OTHER DEFENDANT Ra ae In New Yor! city, on Saturday, | Fast Twenty-seventh street, on ‘Tuesday afternoon, ‘ONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ollections ot Rasesaments—Honds and ‘stocks THR PORTRAIT OF TWEED, Pairs AnCBEACHY, WHEN RGSG, WIRHEREOR, WIL Alay ye) DAS ARD EE Tee ey: Wey, Conan T. | the loth inst., at two o'clock. Jewelry and Silverware, and the saine bought and r Departinent of Public Works, includin, Supervisor VAN SCHAICK moved used, oe ee 7, Lo Miss Manu RE.—ON Saturday, De ij sold. BU. . Croton water purposen. 2,000,000 ant the portrait of William M, neh dw Sythe: Ga | Judge Pratt—Has the other defendant been ar- Beh of New York city, formerly of Newburg. ravens Ww. Moone, th the Tait yoano hs age’ ______ SI Broadway, near Fourteentl et, Anand pervisors' rooin, be removed by the janitor, and that itbe | Tigned on this indictment? jewburg papers please copy ‘The funeral will take place from Trinity church | <YQ) NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFIOR.— Boude nod, oer ior ihe sinoo | Hispore! ors the party to whom it belongs may direct.® | , District Attorney britton—No, not on this same ied on Tuesday, December 10, at two P. @. The iriends | 39 ex" ade. on Diamonds, Watons 3t09'000 The resolution was carried unanimously, with Hoe ete ae Gee indictment is practically B ica elta BIO Monday,D " a ead are invited to attend. pba 4 and is or cabanas 7s ey iss 8 nt 881 , 3 foeait | 5 Al RMAN.—| rooklyn, on Monday, Decem| LIGAN.—On SI 2 ’ and sold. Room L. s panted bythe Supreie Court: 100,009 | "BE OCP HON oe eR coepervisor Comin, | “Judge Pratt—Can counsel give any information | 9, FRANCIS BANNBRMAN, aged 52 years, “| munuigan, anauve of the county ailgor ireay | ome ere jenn weve OF miscellaneous, purposes, inching arte The following newspapers were ordered to be | #%,t2 How long this case will take? |All friends are invited to atiend the funeral, | aged 60 yeurs and 23 days, 4.03 Ene Resnty-ditnuitesteccliberel aosnaees couae ieekiva basics ak pavhic whee batidiee? paid for advertising the election districts, names | Mr, Tracy—If the District Attorney can tell how | from his late residence, 14 Atlantic avenue, on The relatives and friends of the family are re- n Diamonds, Wa! Jewelry and all kinds of Goods. bonds and stocks. at ayes 3 500,000 9, i Sie under-mentioned sums: | ae eee nee wins sag: probably we can say | oraat in Geacanion 11, at one o'clock, tor in- Liga hg us Ben La ao an her ought at BE! Per ticnd ¢ the case s ares 5 late residence, No. uyvesant street, m1 = aioe ees “Total probable requirement of amount to be z : $7.04 | District Attorney Britton—I cannot say. Thave | BoL.GeR.—On Saturday, December 7, ELLEN, wife morning, December 10, ae ten orclocky thence to G86 Basen es, .cosaes | ase — og faiged tn 1673 by Iavae of bonuls ‘in $23,543,420 | TNS 3134 | a large number of Witnesses, [should think the | of Edward Bolger, aged 74 years, the Church of the Nativity, Second avenue, where Woackin Savane bey” ce Lelie Wine nae mi f iy jon in 1373, ily. News. 4 gay | Case for the people will take the greater part of tie | The friends of the family are invited to attend | a solemn requiem mass Will be offered forthe re- her i’ Proj T e iL A sold. ‘as allowed... ae 35,580,730 | The World”. esas seas HA TEI aiisy | Week. the funeral, from St. Mary's church, corner Leon- | pose of her soul; thence to St. Peter's Cemetery, | UT Versonm! Property. The same boughs tne ie Total ostimated amount to be ralsed by taxa- It was also ordered that the following be paid | Judge Pratt discharged for the term the jnrors | ard and Remsen streets, Williamsburg, on Tuesday, | Jersey City, for Interment. 2 — ———_——— —— flow and bonds tor the year 1873... 103,159 | for advertising election notices :— | notempunelied, saying that a new panel could be | December 10, at eleven o'clock. Her remains will | _ McCarty.—On Sun lay, December 8, 1372, THoMas SOG ear creer re ee oe eee eal, wTill be ween from ‘the above tabl the State | New York Herald....... gore | Summoned if necessary. | leave her late residence, No. 251 Sherif street, | McCarry, aged 23 years and 3 months. Severn SHES Hee elle ae eer ehacty oleciee xea, the interest on the cityan! county debt, thea:nount | The World Iia3 |. Zhe Court then adjourned until this morning, at | New York, at ten o'clock prompt The reiatives and friends of the family and mom. | jOWcity; Silks, Dry Goods and personal property of eyo. vot the State, city and county debt to be paid'in 1873 an New York Tribune ‘ogg | ten o'clock. ., . % 4 od description ; priv: or r ladies. J. A. JAC) cother items, amounting toscther 10 S2040264 Fareee | aa Pathishing Company Tome | COMO: en i BRosnaN.-—On Sunday nigot, De ber 8, DaNteL | bersof Company A, Eighteenth New York Volun- | ———— en oneeeste strane Rt Raed nacre fixed that 1¢ fe oly from the remaining estimate ie | Tes ee aay 1359 PRI BRosNAaN, aged 3 years and 8 months. | teer cavalry, are invited to attend the funeral, 907 PRoany: BLTWEEN TWE quirements, of $i0.382,10) 00, that reduction In expenses | Deite eater, Bus THE BURNING OF THE EXPRESS, The funeral will take place from the residence of | from his late residence, 37 Ludlow street, on Tues- rat st I ad cap. a4 the. ay now atauids, be nae, Gathicl 1 a | Lilevof Loreet anw Tasivadeds fis parents, No, ees street, south Brooklyn, day, December 0, at one o'clock P. M, eortionse Pook - e ch New York Dispateh id o-day (Tuesday), at one o'clock P. M. (CGINNESS.—JOHN MCGINNESS, Of Bri bee ’ TOE LTE by $A.016 703 5; Of this $3.644,38 Metropolitan Kecord. BURNS.—In Jersey City, on Sunday, December 8, ri io pnats The fire that broke out the night before last on | | JOHANNA, the beloved wile of Thomas Burns, in the bist year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- | Ne invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 192 Sixth street, this day (Tuesday), at 35 years, is Trish American. . + * . CARPETS FOR MARINE coURT, Supervisor CoNovVER moved that the followin bills be paid: e James Scott & Co., for carpets for Marine Court— ORT BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH, 1.267 room B —Parlor tor ladies. Branch 132 Fultom street, Brookiyn. Money i ed on Diamonds, Wate! Jewelry, &c. “Same bought hd, LiINVU BROS, His relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, from_his late residence, 76 Adams gtreet, Brooklyn, and from there to Grace church chapel, at two o'clock prompt. NEWMA’ Members of Lebanon Lodge, No, 9,1. 0. the third floor of the five story building occupied by the Evening Express is supposed to have caused a loss of about thirty-five thousand dollars, The following is an estimate of the dainage done anda | Parts 1 and 2. | Rine o'clock; thence to St. Mary's church, where a | B. B., are herewith respectfully invite Wise penne James Scott & 237 | list of the offices in which the various occupants | solemn requiem mass will be ‘Offered up for the r the funeral of the wife Sour fulow mowmter wat BILLIARD TABLES us artments co-operate to this end, Salaries Part p . 744 | Of the building were insured :—J, and E. Brooks, | pose ot her soul. Newman, on Tuesday, December 10, at ten o'clock a der Combination Cusn- should be reduced, supernumeraries removed and sup: | ‘The resolution was adop Proprietors of the Evening Kzxpress, 1083, | _ BUSCHER.—On Monday, December 9, Henry | A. M., from her late residence, 147 Kast Fifty-first | ions, man le only. by the Javentor ans Dues for the city purchased with greater economy. |__NATIONAL RIFLB ASSOCIATION, $20,000; insured for ouv—in “the Mechan! | WinneLM BuscHER, aged 42 years. street. By order. S, HAMBURGER, Secretary, tenteg. H. : SRS veave to Seles & Siew enter bs lute sean trum, iguiva given above, | | The Committee on Armories and Drilt Rooms | ics” Jor $2300, Homan for $2,000, TRewo- ie relatives and friends of the iamily, also the | OnrEN.—At Jersey City Heights, on Monday, De- | Met 78 Broadway, New York. _ fne tine Nawoome te pay fort Seneral aren om, that recommended the appropriation of $5,000 to the | lute tor ,000, Sterling, | $1,000; Hartford, | members and ex-members of E Troop, ‘Third regi- | cember 9, 1872, FRANCEA E, E. ORPRN, Telict of Fd- AREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,—THE “NONVA- travagance that nave fun riot in this vlty Lor five youre, | above association. ~The resolution was adopted, $2,000: Firemen’s Fund, $2,000; Westchester, | ment of cavalry, N.G.S,N.Y., and the members | wardH. Orpen, M. D., of Trinity College, Dublin, X veil’ and other new designs; first class 5x10 Tablea ‘The oppressive taxation caused largely y SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COURT HOUSE, $1,000; $3,000; Globe, $1,200; Franklin, | 01 Herman Lodge, No. 268, F. and A., are respect- | Ireland, aged ‘59 years and 9 months, * | $8) and upwards) second hand Tables cheap, seaused largely The following salaries due to the former em- | $2500; 00; Adriatic, $1,200; Sterling, fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tharsday | The relatives and friends are respectfully invited | KAVANAGH | -. - “2 BY THR be died hard as it 1s upon thousands of the most in. | Ployés of tle new Court House weie recommended | $1,200; Exchange, $2,500; Manufacturers and Bulld- afternoon, at one o'clock, from the German Pres- | to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, December 11, Oral a i 4 : ; r ; rian 7 PUB WAR ENT A DECISIVE VICTORY, Come, and retrenchment must be ened. eee FO | James A, MeCarter, cleaner soe | cupled aniotier part oi the buliditiy, were damaged |’ CoLiMAX.—Oh Sunday, December 8, Eacxp | sircet,'seracy City Helgi sn HNONPAR DT ey aed Oe, oasaur The practice ot borrow tomect the annual expenses | George Mason, cleaner * “gg | to the extent of $12,000, Insured for $40,000 in the | COLEMAN, @ native of New York, aged 26 years, 5 Prck.—At Haverstraw. on Friday, December 6, EDGED CUSHIONS, of the government, whic I has been vo largely rerorted te | perneed Mackey, Cleaner, -4i....- 26 | tollowing companies ha Of Hartford for | months and four days, at the residence of his aunt, | Lovisa GorDon, wi’e of John Peck. over atl others, Inclading the several styles of “Devel” ROUld beat ite cenry cannot be justified. ach your | erie Pe ae vapector mn 875 | $5,000; Mechanics’ for $1 ew York, $1,500; | 251 Seventh street, Funeral services at her late residence, at Haver. | ‘0les and the -wire” and “combination” cushions, Should be created’ except iy: greater rmcentedNess | Witiam Hayes, assistant fizeinan (Ss | Importers and ‘Travers’, $2,000; Resolute, $2,500; | ‘The iriends and telatives of the famuy, and also | straw, on ‘Tuesday, December 10, at one o'clock. | Read the friltwine uxtracr tram mo Mk roport c! expense of which ‘shot irly spread | Patrick Martin, assistant janitor... : people einen oe, ie $1,009; Al 8, $2,590; the m mbers ol the Gentiemen’s Sons and Cheaster Relatives and friends are invited to attend without | “The table exhibited by Messrs. Kavanagn & Decker, hen and an annual sinking urn Dro- (The Board icyourned to Monday t ai’ ‘twelve | letropol an, en uit wens’, $3,000; Manhatt L . jouthworth Associations of the Eleventh ward, | further notice. Traing leave depot, Forty-second | known as the “Nonpareil,” isa very elegant specimen ia to be hoped tha ich indebtedness, o’clock. $1,000; Montauk, $1,000; Queen's, $3,000; Home | ar respectfully invited to attend this alternoon, at | street, for Cruger’s, at nine o'clock A. M. Ferry to Yorkmpnshie, bequtirat and graceiul in form, reat that our Senators 9 e of As- sembly will be vigilant to secure Tesislation, nor in the interest of any political party, but such as will ensure reilet to those who bear the bi dens or the city. To de- Crease taxation every reasonable means should be taken fp.ineresge the income of property owned by the c Public offices should be concentra‘ed in the public but fogs, and the exorbitant renta which have been saddled Columbus, $2,000; in another company for $9,500. | half-past one o' ‘The restaurant and bilitard room, on the first floor, | belonging to Damrell & Kurt, was damagsd to the | are hereby notified to meet at our club room, 123 extent of $1,500—no lusurance, The building was | Columbia street, on Tuesday, December 10, at insured in the Firemen’s for $2,500, Bowery, $2,500; | twelye o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our Sterling, $5,000; Hope, $3,000; Citizens’, $3,500; | late brother member, Edmund Coleman. in another company for $13,500, ‘ed the HN C, RAPP, President, strength, and in the composition of its cust chanical construction of the tramework Is reenives the recommendation of the Jucxes rior C cy Corn paniniet Sey weray i award.” ue COPy of the report on tle. PSOuN CHAMBERS, Secretary. ‘clock, from his late residence, Gentlemen's Sons of the Eleventh ward,—You Haverstri where conveyances will be in waiting. to aad Returning leave Haverstraw at 3:16 P.M. Prrens.—At_ Bremen, on Monday, December 9, of seouay, H&RMANN PeTERS, Managing director of the North German Lloyd, Piks.—Suddenly, on Saturday evening, Decem- are, THE CHAMBERLAIN’S STATEMENT, The City Chamberlain tssues the following report for this week ;—Balance in the treasury on Novem- ber 20, $9,305,417 44; receipts, $5,940,926 13; pay- WO KAVANAGH & DECKER BLACK WALNUT F t is fe ber 7, 1872, SAMURL N. PIKR, aged 50 ye: ‘upan the city by long jeases shoult coase as rapidly ag | Ments, $2,920,307 11; the amount on land annual report of the Board of Health has been de- Jon W. Ha See. ‘The friend: 4 Carom 1 Balls, Cues, Racks Ao. Sit compl NW. See, ig of deceased aro respectfully tn’ " HN v Gio leases oxpite, Wnon tio city is ‘byund tor'seud of | ber 1, 00 4 iroyed auoug the other property iu the Ore. Coux.—At Washinuion eighta, on Sunday, De- | to attend te Lumera fropl lis lave residence. O18 {| TasRcd at en re by abiescoua. 57 Basses: