The Sun (New York) Newspaper, November 24, 1866, Page 4

a — — — a ——— ay Ay Jor LANDMARK TOM Reaoveo | the ordor of the referee, The eondiioa i; otk and Brooklyn, and mamber of Fa they placed in the wagon, a Athen drove off RELIGIOUS NOTICES. Th M. k f 4 yuaintance with the forte or porters of the | pore OL Howane Tusarue” Sov ar | OF the wale were thon anuounced, | ther Mathew Bgclety No. 2, of Brogkiyn, | for # market — 6 Markets o Paris, Groat Markets wba a oe Oe ee Ue mcnalinwkt OF oan DLs which wort that bet cight sintha of the [and No a of Williamaburgh, died at bis te | Cincunan Saw Acctnewr—A man named | A NNOUNC YMENT- COOPER INSTITUTE, Froquanters of masked balla are prone te a in onder to save @ fw Cellars fer gar) A maton OF Se Enit0e— | peonnety ware ta ba disprard of at auction, | sidence, 3 Prince etrect, Brooklyn, on | goisati w AcctnmeraA man named) ARQ iawn, Veumury Lowers br hee peer consider these portora full of fun. al Axtures, whiok woul! have hed to We | Wat tt 4 SonpoScmwpa awe Ince | th: wih, Wy Y to We anid « pri] Wedneatay morning. He was formorly | Sebastian Anas, employed ia a fctory in| CHAR B OMY TU. Another lee are tor the clergy, foady to ging eonge and kick ap thelr be: pended, he eae pene Moe and | DENTS ATTENDING THR Kats, &C., Ac.— | Yate wale, Ata rate in proportion ty Inat at | tree «of » 2, of Brooklyn. South Soventh street, B.0., had bis right | pope. Ls eee ‘The Black Crook, (OV Translated from the Prench Nothing loas resembles ths real porter them there te a large class of adults... 8. Vhcapta, the protective dicty of tho which {Hie cightninths w D | A, Temperance meeting will be held | hand terribly Iacerated y's etreulnr ane | ae asitbniad this imaginary porter, No notary signing @ 14 Prinoipal, and there are twelve | 6 saan aie Ca Te elaht were mul E | Bing. at the corner of Grand wl taing veaterday affermo HURCH OF THE SEA AND LAND, Cor marriage contract no. prosnoating attorney teachers five of whem are females bral rm gfe, hele by boil anolher atrocts, under the “wii aocident by « in and He ev. \igergs Lar ruts Pave rising to addresathe court in @ great crim: . 6 sock ond buskin, is gradually sinking in | Joka 8 Giles, for woul & At of G8 and Do t #o'clock ll peas: sbi of He. 28.1 Ther ig in the heart of Paris a mou inal cause, no physician communicating to SISeHERNTH WARD toe eeetination Of thn Mer York wortd, Plas | singe of che procee:ti9 Wuctiowece was are tuvited, ead Te PM : ; me sieowe & pationt the imminence of his taat hour, There is 9 school for femates in thie W ‘ . ; sntlod Hee qivestiowe fen nem bare Las 4 Bownn rie Wencent “ i ment where thee monster with , half ao grave 4s ® porter of the Groat reet ALavenie, Itigat temples are used for the worship of The ered. oun mt whom itesired to be | . Dae tae. caeieel = = = mouths socks his daily food; in whoso | Markets, They ate organized in an excel: , bat the Jance of papi t, and the master of the ballet now {uk " y would be responsible ie i the a cor a biter tp AUCTION NOTICE neighborhood are to be found street after | lent association. Fiveor ix hundred memes Sinich: fact “causes tbe Tit: | the place of het eld high priests, the eapon Hite did nat prove gend rd the ship Mercury, which arrived «t 4 | eee a oie cate when the otuer portions | Cote belong to their society, and they unload much mortification, The ; hy t Honeer | port on ‘Thursday with thirty-four cases of CLEaann. — THIS DAY, AT 12 credited ath er portions | and load not only in the Great Mar but popile registered is 100, | ents of tragedy ond comedy Thea Fee, whe hal Ob | the diseass on boat. ‘The sick passen ATPAMAT IPAM Atevens Baltiraore; Prin, Litt | MO UT, 31 ot the elty prepare for sleep) & quatior | ii HiCMate genpn, whieh ane eoualticod is wbout There has | Thespis, thy daye are numbered in the be pr were immediately pl hh ial saghin! latory, ladien ane gt traversed every night by 19,000 vehicles, | divided into gangs, which are subditide® abou There : ' { ; ately placed on board the how | Ores Fen cuase ‘saarta, glover Be fate satede, cook Baving 8 “boos” or bead es Sa oie ie Cmalated, | Pure, City: fot Che Ola I Theatre ig | Mart y i Ae aut tue qnestion, | Bital slip Fatcon by ordor of 1s, Biss vores lamps, stores, o beer pump and | and which from 4 to 10 o'clock A.M, secs “At the Great Markets are to be foun ehich in ‘part for the Tack of | Rome! Boom ite place will} Ue MRactinhill RN t ' pny ob: | ee epee Onin ane beet A _— | addod to its 42,000 inhabitants o floating | batter-porters, th fruit-portere pupils isk Pond ts the Prin. | Ite vener lis @ rn unte the | ¢ ' g the yh fon gl Ba gM gon oy Aen nem SES ROOTS | population of at least 6,000 souls; « noisy meatporters, " the” flour-porta Eipal, and there are four teachers, The | materia ‘ x ote Uemen th the holder Of must, if not all, dhe pationts under thelr | Monday, Nov. | Center, with hybrid manners and custot the others. kote in secon! will study in the Gram: |. i ' . nepanition | charge Lye eee ener ARSE) *. FARBUNS & | cent soll ds bie esa terer ave their porters; La Vallee Fe a raeun Th Sid beer went [ae] ane ; ty avetionee Me eet ire cari } UT © | watrange assembly of unknown woaith and 4 Mail porters, Le Marche Noir por ington avenue, after the let of December ‘ k Hemant tt wr col .. | aaervan. ORD NAN CE | exhibited p the a Viowse graz A head yas” is invested with the rahecthen mtd ve . er ‘ vary the | Avibeons Hew Doreen inn a] STRAREATPA-cooree 1x ah. rear ties tele ge tne cen ay. | sovereignty over all of t although he Then , ; Nae Rn ' ; ine ital, Doewn, Ne. oun WAY Vows powing labo yne Great Mar-| them, He is the benu-id netitn ‘ ; men te OF WE 4 %, | Thowson ogt. I C. Speight, wrising | wtipnis able acting, Wythe IENeR! tional monarch. He is paid little or noth. 9g | 4 ; h out of an arrest hy Captain Spoiglt, 0! | ator Pilnee, of Live from sandy he San A ee | ie un ets eaniitte two | ing. And personally has no power, neither to ik ' ' Hive, at in Republi ary mooting Melara: Valine Nees V's migegge, iboueard nye reward sh. The bu average sitendance of oe p Tat $20,000 ped Isth Ward and wh bab Ail i, Cars lor, ouspoeed of parvieenul rauks, are abelte Wn and t earn their 10 . + Prscipal, and. there ar * q ' won ‘ was mide ineonseqnenee of the Captain's |. BRIGS @itt be cold by snmple, te 1 >t, whieh has a superticies of 20, rile, | om them como the fruit-por eachers. The ages of m the ’ t part ot thes i: | personal apite. agaist the sels want : M A forest of dehente and elegant amatl col: | ters, and the tish and flour-porters. The detween 14 nnd i Godde n . t t « inned vent vin Sap ‘Court aif cach, tn i. th B lateer earn at most, & france a morning, to classes here, numbering i i ‘ HM, | and the jury directed to being ine verdict | U lone pada a gigantic f ake up this disproportion, the police allow eu a ‘ t A conve | title moruing at Ho elock | tunawiok. jewalks, planted with trees, extend aro rters to work for bakers, and the et neat N Avery ‘ the ¥ Ore alentions t i AS ALLIGkD FRAUbULIST Mottuann = | afifem ouneas J | the vast parallelogram, which is crossed by nlond ‘ Gan ee ene neating © 1 the larkes ‘ bel kf ' wl ty, | J. Kastan, waa concluded tn th m ortiand: Fh Moy, | kitudinal. This is called the Great Alley ho Great Markets, While ete. . : ter hist 7 Sigs = 4! Court, before Justice Potter He ‘ast A, Portisad, Conw aK kt -—- -! The two others ar One of work under the oye of ther * boss, ‘ . hammer has ruthlessly nit over to ite | by i ir Gaee has | LOTH. AUCTIONEER, WILL RELL | thom begine at the ajuad, stretched at. length om be trovers aud henceforth its tale is told ! he | boon on all the week, ‘The principal defond: | = aise) howiebold fur sigh th walk. teke their rest. They sieop un ® om T le " 1 r . " t, who ia charged with having defrauded Ce Lingarie, of wh | the feet of passers, their heads covered, - : ‘ © Bowery The that regard ifeailorks wo watine b | ‘ * PIE ae Re Near thert * t by the Hon. # ‘i f y making # tock pree'sely, @ i 5 “ ‘ 1 + . t t prop frondulent mortgage, war placed on the t - ¥ people their eb eure sal a the ' 1 the rent of teas stand anil Tostitiod that he did the heap, and #0 it is | however, merely at bey et hele qieaetyrinet Was ‘ 5 ‘ ! the of ¢ moinbor ever sering the mortgag Serena Gere called the Little Heaps Alley, The six | tume, ani is not, as is commonly believed, * we . the house was thrown open f . giimay the property womle ee iad bry | MeOWAN On Nov. 83d, Mie a ons have each their especial trade, | tl ntial clement of it. The porter rege ets Bs ‘ ' ny, BGG ade it t Rill lic Hukind ver | ROVER wears this h he lias aucks ta Fooms ate excee The ( ' seexpired “The firat bid wie wry that | areh of bepreme on One is devoted to fruit and flowers; an aasre, for wins ry be Hee ered. poy oT Rd ¢ thy dW, Duntnook, whieh Pto make it; Hhat he did not think he Kueadey Roe Pith tnoh, a8. or t ahtes; another to fish; this to egas | plac them ona Irathern cushion secured y 4 Mr 4 h ( rilly, bat «lowly, antl ow insane; that he secured the Stand, Fachanee 1 t nid has back: ce 2 * i Gy the cate teh | ud butter by the wholesale; that to game | w three tir Koss! The dim then | the ett of $100, us reach which rtgage to his father Ws. | a aie fv the Weds and TA ty le places around hi Tr . the | Htuount the p r kneel wh to e owed it to Bim ; that it was an} and poultry; 80 Tor the Sisth an lint to prevent the friction tant teachers. There is one rie ‘ 1 | Mt Dimi " an why under: | Ronoet debt; {has the (houghe did not | a craved) many different sorts of things are sold there | the bi When you see in the Great ay pha wery oxtonding seventy five feet tlt | stood is interested in one of th ge ie mind that he was rather tu | - deomle for waa : \ of Ps 1 | Markets a tall, atalwart fellow, with morel out If pupils é 1 | - utes walk frot that the Archly f Paris himsolf could a“ ' w morely xs , tone hundred and seventy five fect, and o| What will be done with the proporty has | the exclusion of his oth HORRMEN'S UNION PRITRC. | Bleue yuk fom, Wilttemevares oot scat bene to tiie abd ihe ual en | ® anoustache, with square shoulders aud TWESTT-AECOND sniaht to coralece of Bfiy. feet. ‘There was | Hut yet been decided upon, Lut the inpres- | fete ina aublected to very govere exateine Association Not. A oy args of oi PIA & sa De ; | soli logs, calm, silent and active, as a gen There are two erening schoole iu this fg recess in the front centre thirty thren fect | son prevails the M he, lor8 | Se Ma dothen, eh tear eetpete ot enerinn day age alrule you may be sure he is a porter, Fe vide and sixteen fect doop, the entabla dover ( tmake toons for a tailoring est | trat aateentn bid beeet metinti ae |e ~ | It was whon the now Great Markets were | Aud when you see little fellow, Ninth Of which was supported by four columns of | Bent frauding those who did business ‘with him fe ree Se eevee | A pened Archhishew Sihour had at hia et. {fat, well fed, clean shared, looking architecture, euch moa | Persons present wh yal dad that hls fuemar ben. always 1b tafe {| Pres. ‘shura’e: KING, Reo, large lot of household furniture, h | like a retired tradesman who i¢ sana 4 i als with the value of rel estate atutod that the | aud that hig always boon a man in ade and eding. on wacicerone, whose duty it was te inform | tering for pleasure, but bendsovery moment incipal does not aliow a height of thirty feet iar property lad gone “dirt ¢ | eatimatinng | OF nn meaty ‘OPPE. MTHS | invert € the dostination of the several divi-| under the weight of his abdomen and {unwashed and unec and ‘basement were of white marble | itsreal value at not less than §14,0K) son the ‘sino et trmthanbe 6 A themone after the other, | constantly obliged to take a sont in ordar to popile registered, and the average | while the entire front was constructer in 4 exte.eThe body of nan who wns 7 as experes DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL had already bl i tive of them. When wn woight, be sure he . attendance is Johu Jasper is Princ vof the same material, by «fh hat t COURT oF GUNERAL Besstoxe—JanTance inte stel t: |M. sell thin day at 144 o'oleck, at saleeroom, 19 reached the sixth the cicerone said | are hearty eaters. pal. assisted by twelve teachers, five of Trenton hard brick. (No-expense rerover and crashed to death between t®9 | ov O'Buies, ty Menwonnen, c= The fol Thee Hiatryon, Nassan © f. | ' This ia the division of retail butter.” | ‘at breakfast aces them bom are females, ‘There is one German ted in the interior wrra Eat | wagons at the elt atroet ferry, bee | towing named criminals wore eculanced | (apr Wee Weced tection at Maveity | dining roo iraiture Toeeweed "piaBe” | |Jouy the division o1 retail butter.” aaid the | (ho Vintner's) with clase of abont 40 pr . dildinng, which, at thie time, was Con | Goon identified as that of Thos, MeGovern. | youte fisiuxer hott psinencin Mr. Gienngn, Mr heres lea a st _ | Archbishop, F ds, And of ton and two pounds of The female night school te in Porticth | giderad av niperior in inagnificence to wy. | John Roche and Ante Miller, the drivers | SOuer as Mr Hot, Mr. Weclets Mr! Mesden, Mi Orit. Nan’ | WTORIARLY, AUCT.,, WILL SFI whispered | bread f their urn, cannot repress @ et near Sth avenue, ar thing ¢ Hke character in the United | ofthe vehicles, have been ar Joremial OF " shes Monch 4 fon AM IKOBIAL, ap. 0s, 100% efoleek, 24, 161 Coetbom tail butter and bread, gesture of elarm. Neverth chis Anna M. Hoffman, who ts ve States. Tho style adopted for the embel- | to await tho reault of an inves! the first degroo, in having caused the death A. ebirces Ler eaaidices 10 | ove, irae tt air ature, tusmitare, eat op, entching himsclf abundwut regimen which scipline of the s ars. There aro 4 | lishment of this portion of the build | mada by the | wr | of h K ———— biaskete Oey fener goods, a variety * OOF retail butter strength. It is true they frames on the school books, and an avornge | plegant, chnete and olassieal, the color, light | } y tho Coroner... damon Cart | of his mistress, Smith, in a house of ROCKETED NOLICES, | ba fads ade ng Leith ems t And kitchou furniture,” | proached for sacrificing the n atte: eof | The scholars are your and agrecable, with ornamenta of # beauti:| hurned aheut the bead and face yesterday | Prostitution in Prince street, was sentenced | ——— : - —" ‘Oh! exclaimed the good Archbishop, | the tind t nt nd very respectable, and the vocal ful Gr pratte The stage, which, at | ig by the explosion of u cat of blast f Janeary PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING waking a gesture of desy 1 Dies ov: | but it should t red that thot tendered by them is well worth that time, exce ip area anythi the | {| a, i sof Uae t | holy ena rn their livelthood. to. There are nine assistant toache kind in th u di which even at thie | eee tn oth wven each apts fosties divisions already bnult form only | Hf they willingly tons off a bombe or parque This completes the list of evening achools | day is regarded ax one of the largest int] | as rein f ital me Eonsnta Detoe raed hese tne | (markets, ay | Uotof brandy, at three sane, they are never tn this city at the present time, being twen | United Binton waa lighted wit gua in the | Charles Muller, em wsussistant hook | seara......-Matthew Dink, atte Comerouel a | co Honce they | raptible boneaty tyfour leas in number than at the same and by ans of globular nd hve Lee Tey oui os imopaine’ fall | MICRO ait ERE aT: Drecieer tottene i at od rkets visible are (To be Continue period last year, The following is a glass phaden tho ight was Nid: | Poeseuk ites LureWets, had wkarao. Oaveely’| Aeeracetan: ute vente aba fy ory in Ne the tusiaible kets, We cant meee nies Tt und the effect was om abl Wat he died in m whort ti De: | O'Donnell, bard : Views 6 better begin our visit than by It NL Wi ? RECAPITULATION Pets Utes eo antine once erviha Wilding | Meet ancien of re ake Loe | Coram Manne te Ue tales agrees & =|them. ‘The Groat Markets THE NEW YORK SUN. of the number of pupils and average atten | was about i Howery, dit | Juhert, employed in the distillery of Gor-| third degree, ono AMUSEMENTS. but we are “Ut Shines for AML? dance; likewie the number of teers, | rng the fire fow works af ite existence, wa | on Fellows & MMilan, No. i Now | Hatley, “peu 1 tentinry Kix | - - UA ee - J devoted clusive! Oo Uh ee O8OT* | atrent ie dangerously injured yesterday 0 of ¥ N N y MI" ue » do mate and female, in the various wards Pelee ar tha mliareuaiit, cel comedy |nceuae ty y } 1 vesterday | mouthed. $100. Churion Le Pe MOR ROG Mh Pees OPE | LON STRIKE MATINEE, OLYMPIC | Tee tity of the SUN ENLARGED. ation, of the n Morning by the explosion of w aiill which | Reoux, assault and battery, Pouitentiar Ved ere th Matinee this afieruoon 9 o'uck, 60 ’ Pupile Avege —teacuens. | characters, the playa. get to toa sve eed | ee and battery, Jealtentisty ioe Pron. CHAMLES BVI | is | cellars lors of the SUN are presented Wards yistered. Alten, Male. Pemule. | ing night being the “Re tend candle ti | gene, Poaltentiary Mieke potit Lat —— | As freely as air circulates journal in & 4th... Cand 4 8 Raining tho Wind.” In November follow el t \ a % as . EW | 7 apies’ AND CHILDRENS" ~ OLYMPIC Markets 6 ground, so it ia rar and we bel y Sth 9 4 goment was eflected with Nig MACK INTELLIGENCE. —Street Hobbery — | Ma tines thle afternoon, Ie | cellars, One would be tou which it will hereafter be teh - i ‘of the most popular vo. | Daniol Murphy, aged 19 years, was arragn- | _ ——— — ——~ | took as personal the inscription © No ad: | pub! little Pads ital th 7 ‘ artod, for a fow nighte of Aniars.oftocrbinh Tuthill | 64 waters Satie Dowling yeaterday, on a | OVIMPIC THEATRE — LADIES AND | Hiss sible on the vanlt which forma | fortmer elze, wud nts @ bed = 8 | Italian and Engliah ope t the rate of iralay, by Justice Dow: | charge of having ot sna gold wateh, | | OD ciitdrene Matinee tnis afternoon % c'cloek ; 69 | the cellars’ entraneo. 1 saw noth ng ofl grontor variety of than i8 * " $600 per night. Although the prices of mt ting. for havio calf bond by the lege in | worth $209, from Jobn Mclaue, In the Firat | conte all parw of the theatre, Culdien toc, 163 |—tho absent ought never to be a was p to print in our previodaly lim. ae 4 10 jon were doubled on those ‘8 ynving 6 6 S Bn eed, ces the alent ee ihe Lak inek Me - — — ral rule, cach cellar is a base- | ited pac, Notwithstanding this great im It " i crowded each ove nm | bis wagon, violation of a law of tho SER At cORMEITALAh ca Wanda, GA Oumerc MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON which is an exact copy ef! provement in the value of the paper, , 4 fence being nly | He The arrost was made by the habe with li than ae 46 conte all parta of the th Rivision above ground, ‘There are the | price ins the aa: 10 coll of the. life of the motropolis. | Molave with liquor, aad then | Dental waters: may: vm RRS Have of ataile, only instead of the atulle | be whed for more than thirty-three = S| Braning the fotlawing winter aod mpeg th 2 oe Se ee ho ied to attend or thelr mee wit! be eregad. At | PVE FAMILY MATINEE AT TIE OLYM. | ABOve ground there aro lofty recesses, div during that 8 ards were devoted to French opera, | driver of the wagon made repo ne COMIRTTEG FOF Sei PY senda Livre Ath, Theatre bie atternoeu ab? o'clock, 168 | ded by iron railing, with iumbors corres: | ¥, A price “within ‘ which were introduced the celebrated | guceesaful attempts Larcenies. Jolin Murphy eulvodrcthas or ———— | ponding to the numbers of the shops above a4 promiasd iu the + | Krench 4 Mra, Marbierro, Miles. lover him, Mr. Mergh, however, wa was arraigned 1 \ ‘omcers ‘of ae = | Them. "These recesses wre the store-rooma | hut has been ¢ tod f ‘outset. dis . Ce Miudame Hatin, Mad: | tin to be frustrated tu'the dis harge isting’ he sarah ot Vay | P t “DRY Goons. Of the market people; they keep their stock | tinctively aa Tuy Paoree'e Paren, * | nie and Moun. Achille, After the depart: | merciful dition axa r of the brute | worth of clothing. fra | {Rat'the stove reseluticn etetti tad: Coe —— | ind baskets in them, They are all alike; chlargoment. which we h r 4 N wove 1, shin bein | Charles Gregg, Noo 61 Gold street | ie 9 xwarded Yo the | I PAVY DECLINE IN PRICES OF DRY | oxeept that # for re have, besides, | is necessitated a» well by the b i we ene nos Spee ela hgy ab j erolt, uuons, z reservoirs supplied with runing water reas by the success of the At: 4 ae ligule | alee | stolen y ne fou | Ky rye 1 N SKELLY View 1 LAMBERT ‘- where fishes are kept alive ‘quiet in | bia asd the othors Rereniin Oe 1210 8.000 S| Chapman De Camp, iiarman, Miva Coorge, | Cintad ator & An he was ee Natu Katy, ‘ eT wre ell eten hla ee STREET. | (hi part of tho collate. a) nroamire of news fromall parta of the worl There are two achools in theme wards. Miss Hock, and Mr. wud Mra Young in the | Sopa ae | PUBLIC TEMPER ANCE MRETING OF | The beet De Laiue at 28 093 Sy former vilea at | one meets a shadow, which passes Ve have also beon desirous of giving th The number of pnpila registered in 1861-4 | principal roles, At the pletion of the | Marraew P. Barssas ann rian € | rooklyn | he beat Ponies! 20 and 29 cenie peare, oF bears the monotonous noise ef| people a more complete reaune of the 1,030. dha ay ates Opera searon, the manag: turned to the | penenir,—A letter has been received at the | Onrreany.—The lady of ex-Coroner Vr 4 184 goats former pet wate from hydrants into stone bas | world's 1 rto restricted we wverago attondan Jegithn nd it was at this 7 t tha an Long . belt ‘orone on nad cine, As we go farther we tine mething | columns HAs Thus it will be seen that the aver | edwin I firat appeared. “pin tho | SUN office from Controller Breunan to the | Join Jt, Murphy, died at her reeldence iS accel speckive a Ap itirings ke anitoation; for even when this gr how be atl Me 6 Ko uttondance ia much larger in compart | boards of vy. Mr. Gilbert's | effect that certain mewapapers seemed to | Fifth street, KW, at midnight Thursday Lasired te attend. ‘Come one come sll, “JAS. | 'y lifvless some artery till the Sun f iligenco from iahinent | beliove that hie expressed determination with the number of pupile than lust Jone Dy men there are not hulf the number of schools in | ‘ith of May, 1808, on which ight the edi: | cud'that al alate day he woe to bo. sont ‘ and that ata late day he was to be nomi: | operation that there were in 1865, and that | Heo was ‘totally destroyed by fire. | nuted anil hurried chrough the eantest, Ms no male pupils are admitted under f $1000, whileethe Tose on furniture and pra | t Le dss stp toy aud no misses under twelve years of Porties amounted to upwards of $27,000. So | Feet retin ar er eee | ne Trincipale that itehoald be mod ramenced on th na la ollow boys of twalte years to utlens, | tl August, eighty-six days after ite | Boany or Cousrr s— Last Their children und teattully | destruction, the deora of the theatre were | Sesstos—Srvremnst ayy Orrician De- | the Principals to trond » thrown open te the pobhe. Bight | coanartoy Mane—The tenth and last aeom Whois ot work dacs (ie 4 | 184i, the building in deatroyed | #on of the Board of County Canvassers was | fore cannot obtain an education tn any | by tre, pou the see | hold at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, Sa other way or at any other time, Night | prletors ©. ‘The loss | pervisor Blowkley, in the chair. Innmedi achools not only iinprove the minds of the | by these conflagrations, in wardrobes, ui utely after organizing S v a} pupils that attend, bat it cha thet oug | UNcripts, ate. fell heavily upon Mr, Gilbert, | BOI MNT Grannis Duele td do eee tata ate macchte rari, “ane | ruiaing him financially, and incapecltati yg ieee at ee ene ian aa ol away from Dad ¢ ny.” In him from the further tmanagement of the ly Canyassere, 1s cou ott, be read. mudd, | H the Taembers of the Board on thin au cern, Another manager waa so et Y mr them remark, “Oh, we have had | however, in the person of William inne Super He Fly Aesired before this action je wdvice of the beat physicians on the sub: | ford, who immediately cout ithe work | ¥48 bail to enter the following protest Roane tee att eee tet fourteen | of rebuilding tho edifice, accomplishing the | ¢,, rents It wuncure trun the roturne of Yeats of age arc injured, physically, hy wt | tak in January, The fatality which | Kourth Ward, that eighteen ballots were fing Hight school,” and one of the Soper: | seemed to hang over the spot cen cast “for Sapervisor to fill the. vacan au Me hee vopiitt ames “the chit. | With the withitrawal ot Mr. Gilbert from sity acaney Ce eee eg aie neat | ‘ue management, In 1588 the Uullding was | (iuecd by the death of Bunerytsor Eb ae ee ay Ath wid "Neveuth Warde, | built, with Mr. ‘TS Hamblin in control of | Wy the Histhi dissrtet of the Hovent There is no doubt that every pupil that at: | Hike cals with hin wore; tug edi- | Supervisor Kutrick J. McAlear, for Kuper | fe Bhysieally Injured: | icing the anme year the theatre Wis te ' FE. F. Pady—William Wateh,” | HEE ae sroiee | but by Al As W,. Jackson, who, after a | suo iui in ii Boventl a of the High: | ora (Uink otherwis? | few months. of aauagerial’ experiance, | (renth Ward. one ballot wos cast aitullar to | ee ett | which was attended by no remarkable de: | He two abors il 5 wt a regard to the ad pie. abe sine tise : to eiiiieiorngete | gree of peemniary profit, aobd out to Mr | otiny Ga {the Board of ory most © teachers declare that which b con ved to retire gall v going they any that. they tuke death, which occurred | Intention of th Hs Who cast maid bal Had this disqualifying rule been modified | the managerne this y z uler 5 ‘ | as above (an ite history that the Rowers be ) sore, here nat the Board are in loose caste among the most fashional wey aud theo 6 Lave heen at tion of the theatre-going public, A new | election as a Hoard, and ¢ it Uinta ‘uf patrons, howeret, qraduatly took | wanda that they shall bo amended #0 a a Ca i de ‘ m to ngroe with the returns of the. District ‘ere several moutte me jost fashionable audiences ans c Macs Suu Eny,Jdr | pth 2 boos = se achoole which HEC setors in the profession, the thew New Ve HM he caumined on another vcearon von became the haunt principally of it at his protest nal aut baat lhoe amd newshoys, wh st t aang Menrincs.~ During the week ed mental eapacitios could relish nothing st the Secretary of exceptions, 10 special business hae beeu | which thronged the pit , Supe Stuart said th retary ont ti anenoted At the cl of Mr Stat o eucertificate of election ilccea he Uf as manager, John Bron for Supers in | * held on y night, wt 26 Fighth hy Allon & Boniface, Fox & I I Hite } * Ht was that Mesera. Woe ad the sul this pro: | Brgrnlary had offered to pay their men Jlows: Onthe Uith of Now Buy \ erwards withdrew his av presented, giving the na contain stockholders of the | onded wands nade at the Paint — the tin view i to secure payment | that the oll \ aration et ud ive their nen @ O00 ont shares of the ut the par | #9 rende het f County Cau ‘ th sceiation that they ts paid by M After the read ‘ ied, on ve to work for any master ite entered | motion of Buy A'weed the minutes of r who refused to comply with these aimed as due to h day's session of the canvass were rend | ands. b the spirit of te meeting it Min. In IN the | #8 proper corrections were mad * Hibat aricike was inevitable, unless sad Eliza Mary On motion of Supervisor Tweet the of Their amplosers conceded the ad vance of Me. Ciunblin, | cal declaration as » ordered Tho Carper Union, No 1, hetd TF portion, @10,836,%, | 40 be ved tthe daily and sueoting on Monday evening at Early Clow ’ eecinany tls Pe weekly hewepapers of t 9. On mot Mall, The resolutions a pares 1) tho Hoard then adjourned « Eeatire 50h z Wee Dade ) by other at ol ow le i ERANEL There are two divisions LODE. ME, GUTOR Calle Tho MLTReT ioe GEL ER Ea dasha cue hatin Tire Relereeatine [Ree een Of TEM CRANES 18: 1Ar Om ANS Oi the society to the establin tot the Cen, having decided that the pretmises, be in Mott Haven, all doing « good work ; alvo tral Bight Hour League, and hoped that bis | gue bu ¢ wel Kt not | acivele of Juulur Suns of dom 6, wand brother workmen would do all they could | bo auld Is, War ordered by’ the Court | o | lk athaw to forward the objects of that uss Aan ties ohoheete weal ul Father Mathew Bo Every candidate elected in thie i ton, auliect aa prion | ee’ Ue won N of Harlem pledged in writing to the support of thi Naame Letd by | have init five new members wo bis colors by vot movement, or bas sh ty during the past four wee . ing forthe Eight Hour bill at Albany la WSs hienton | AMER ROAR Tint Inet tase erat ens itae Tho Coach Makers’ Uni 1, held | yestorday by Mr. Authonyd. Mleccker, al | merly of Kentucky, Gn Mouday evening dveir regular weekly meetix . give to the Quite; the Lavbange Svtesrootn, Noo Md Brogdway. | AEG vow peta wile va fom the distinguished w@ large number of new monbere were | Tho spacious ealy roo wag crowded toe | wor anitivted, No, Lis ine yery flourishing con: | cess by # crowd n thither by various | Gani ov babwinnd Corewell, tay the elition at proseut. There ure now tw im me © curioaity 1] Sc Avenue MR. hush, to the followed by | wight Unions under the M. I. Unio eat lors, who evidently “meant & {public meetings throughout the @everal more are in course of formati | ness; Bohemians of the “press; artis bd wd The Dry Gouls Clerks’ Karly Closing Ae-| actors, and dramatists with a liberal eution of Father Mathew Sovieties sociation held a meeting on Wodnenday eve: | sprinkling of bootblacks and newsboys, get tomorrow, at Military Mull, 19 wing, Whon reports fiom the standing com which lattor class Were uuaparing in their) Bowery. ‘The chief business to be trans witloos were received to the effect that u | denunc the contemplated demoli- | acted Will be the consideration of the resig Bumber of proprietors of stores in (ue How Wiping out” of their fayorite | uation of President shor, which this ry, Cothorine aud other strorts hud agreed | temple AL the hour appointed for the | ge niplated vo domply with the rejicste of the Assvein the auction Mr Richard Flannigan, long and favorably boa, voweded iy coud buywa wuvod (ie deumvernney mem vk Non went of Che am ary} Mra. Murphy's miniatrations to tho poor aut | MeLON EMM Prost C. WeININALT. Gee,” 168 1 hy as ani Wy night wom of ts lab are afilicted on the north side of the Eastern ENTION—THE oF ; Donen ee ‘ npubis to moder District enw ing occasion | prwdee atone | Tu the cellar of retail butter-dealer r nso remarkable ¢ islvegdtgaiteng th community, aud | aenda grere's MUR g eral auncientious tradearien ain oi century. He to hay superior arrang or death, which took plac at the earky BAGCTite, Beeretary. to" | Hive n little twucid) the desired freak ¢ Rigi ene eet ns pattie] Ais felt as a persona wma by the = meal by attain sen by an operation called | ly J} the other means for 1 we Pion wbcee waute sl ct tailed to s00 | (SOME ALL, YE RUM DRINKERS, TO] PERSONAL Feeney GAR Ub Will fet lastcaaor salar | Ron iallgenen These ance upplied 4 ath able ve aa _— | call painting. ‘They iix gaslighe on be culled into req ie Tin Fenway Sraver Howrcie, —T [SPORMATION WANTED SOF gaytrnt | wenden | ‘ls their venerable ‘butter, wa Shine for all,’ v ronsed Uris trial of Eugene J, Fergus, charged with kill SO eiahe ho arrived hereon. lest Seturdey | (er it, add a little flour if the butter lacks | ‘rom Ne eniargement which we have now i sistency, and if itis too pale they add ing Batrick MeGuann he corner o tM i " State and Furman streets, on the evening of a tion, ef bin. will nits gives th st butter the b curlier had it not been prevented by delayn the Oth of August last, wa concluded in the PATRICK CRAVEN, 00) olor ao dear to he in the completion of facilities for printing Kings County Court of Gyer and Terminer Javeey Clty, n't frown ! mere |Our iinmense edition, A new Lghtning I It ora that the parties ploy overcoat to he pleased! ‘Tis the first rule o press, with a capacity for printing twenty had had a previous quarrel, when Fergus See es ce a eeech ced cheim silver cae | And isn't it all proper and right that p | tive thousa redsions per hone, hus was beaten by deceased and his friends. | Stout 30 years about 6 fh, Yiaw women should eat painted bnttor tA. por ut is ration in our On the occasion of the shooting, Fergus and ther dispute about the old us was th with | nn's compan | uk produced a revolver | the crowd, us al | tion of the cellar belongs to cheeasmongers, s. Another p | aud another portion. to arlequing dealers; it capacity, is neod acurcely bo said that odors reign in | ew presses al | this quarter which astound the tost imper “thy any oth } tu in New York eit) ging ty Mine. Keauldc, Frat, Commings and ¢ pen of ui care ena. JOMN ONETLL, MAN, View. “Pi ENIAN BROT course of erection, jer materially from these newspaper establishinens Two steam engines, one fons, The and fired N ELECTROTYPER WANTED—A MM > re as delicate | of them entirely new, with boilers to mateb, loged. ‘The ball struck Me nu in the | Hs gxperionced la letter pres perfumes ¢ ose which fll | Complete the arrangements we have made Back of the bead and lodged in the brain, | 1 fees veel | the atmosphere of the next cellar, Wise | for serving the public in our capacity as » to the L. E College Hospital —90 ae y rc people put their nose in duress when they | journalists and ni istri bu effects e, case | jcksia, $2, seats gue be had at the door oa ies il bea ito st by ‘ bles. Around eight immense marble | pan ng, and the means for rapidly print to the jury nM P COONEY: Ce tables, placed equidistant ng all the news in which the general publio (Saturday) morning, at 9 o'clork M out two hours they retarned with | nded to shone after nd in regular r, aro | can feel any interest—from all parts of the a verdict of guilty of manslanghter in’ the | : ihlten, eattingy clita world—Titk SUN will continue to be the fw third degree. Sentence will be parsed this | IX GOOD STOUT BOY TO | pull i ve all b Forite journal of the people, a quarter of w 1 Lovelock, E it every day. they will not ha Diy Ma eh ates ef stone. | How of whom now read ALLEGED EMME Z28LING OPERATIONS BY AN | 8S ‘Apolt between Oeluck, a 2 Kast Miner. | ended their task before or 6 o'clock, A. | == - D meeting on Hinds evening, JOMN CLARK: o UM lor they have to epare some 1,000 01 * s\n . r “yr Ennaxn Crenk.—The Police of the Forty: | Bratedt tare Themes er - eee a te re ete oe | tee NeW YORK SUN, third Precinct, yesterday, arrested a | 8) | pignous for the market atalla, - Everywhere | Now tn.te Mb year tothe, cheapest ond one of the young man named Wm, Melvin, an errand | i sok! | fuithe neighborhood of this cellar one sees | {3° ally, pavere i the cvty Ite furalal Slerk in the employ of O. G, Witty, Ne oe SRR: | nothing but baskets full of feathers, baskets FLVECEN TS pat eof death, heaps doh street, New York, on tt Ke putas someones | PP Arata sole ‘4 eo il ‘of the day by Atianuic. Cable. by. Irlegraphy, Ving purlsined a considerable san tity of | PAINTERS WANTED “4 OW 5 GOOD pr Oem ae nee vane wee | ab acest ies see adversioing nit’ from the estabhisiment, aud selling i men, A TR Hogs Ned anda, to Thomas Sykes and Richard Chandler, Yourme y Roush Uroshiyp, for # ently 6 rot Tg hag nyoa y bug | who in turn sold it to Edward Driscoll, a | wd HF | of the duck nearest ber. You would think | == dealer, No. 7 Prospect street, Bre George Williams, Danie Hurley Duran, are charged with haying re ceived the sna of #2, the value of a} Jeheek drawn by Melvin’ from the bank ‘Two other checks for #1002 and $91, are essing, the property of Mr. Witty, ‘The above-named partios are all arrested, and | will be cammined before Justice Walsh Fravns.—The SLUMBER WANTED — Third av, between p4t! IN ROOFERS—WANTED Wo & J DIXONS, 28 Ation Wager yt pos day APPLY AT 800 | sho was caressing tt, she is #0 1 light, She id and so | a zoos to the next, and to the next, | ni to the next: # second for each duck! | 7 She passes on, her task ended, as quietly I* LIFTING THE KETTLE FROM THE as if she had been pricking apple ie re, I sealded mrselt very _ sever 4 as if she had been pricking apples sor th nrealt, Very severely eee Se Museo Linimeut SPOR SALE, A MOB. | Its with great relief one regains tho up. | § i ber ‘ per wir, anid breathe more night's pure | 4 : Einoaphere, The Great Markets arc still | Sed street, Palladelphle, AN ACTIVE BOY, AUOUT | quiet but labor hae Begun its turks even mont will to br had At the dove Hlow are you belie of the bal ‘ ih Vaughan, who at the . tit deisver est of sew Pur AuLcorp Distiner wii d sve of Johu M, Wilson, a distiller of wh by your ae om {0 order. ra nd. One detacte faint glimmers | soeliags eran, coe key, under the name of Burning Fluid, and cfm tt hough the rou rallings of the | “eva, of sani ; i divisions allotted to fruit and vegetables. | flue aieel- plat refi WW Wee BRO) stamp of DEMAS BARNES & ¢ same without payir sposing of t the Revenue Tax; and that ef Frederick If one goes near, one discovers w V TANTED—A SITUATION BY A RE- | around lan eos y their fi Hen oat rns. ‘They are in Cochen, au Inay of Tivornal Revemve, | TOT ETH V ARIOUS CIRCLES OF | tan iS, 18 Zpece et fe, 18,0 Ory poeta ee AO AY te RATS BlOBIT, ey, | DR RAT ONS “AY SPRING WATER: oo at ving w bribe of §0 the | enlan Kiocberhood are elicited to vend for two days, Biss CONNOR: 199 th Jossey hotline etee! Watt king. an. inspcotion | elevates vo am Cw i Firade nin! ry indeed it le: -" tee, was Drought befure United | syeuleg: Ser es Wiieie ah the pens’ auelled | Slaten Commissioner Newton, vestertay Wantebsa Git anovr is YEARS despite yen ah After the examination of Cyris A. Mead. fit, ott Nake care of baby, Apply ps 8. Cerne watitn dare tink culy booed 4 DRUCKER Soo, Dive number of women earn their daily bread for six mouths of the year by shelling pea may form some conception of the nur of peas required, when one is told that Paris consumes during these «ix mouths Dopaty, Revenite Inspector, aud John Wil H Asacasor of the Second District, the further examinstion of the eave wa journcd until this day arday), ut one ARD AND Rooms, 2M YON, € the urecee of patriailg tn 6 THOMAS LYQ: Weteek, Fi Teunebmpromiaing val FEW TOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM (anit haze MLA HN tthe eat the | pSARATOGA "A" SPRING WATER, Kuravan or a DistatwersOn Thoreds Theat ven pet Mualated wich board, on moderwe terms ot 194 | Valuubie vegetatie, Thei ate some vege. | Dreesiew | afternoon, u distillery lovated at 10 South | Fae HGURATION B.C, AB, 50 ladle if who employ every scuson — ho was seized by SHGUK . - — jo nothing but shell pe for " Ninth street, Willimmsburgh, wa It r ere of ‘iy at bare T NO. > THOMPSON ST, PLEASANT | them ibrougl the Crest Markets Ark Tein] Hee Rees > 0 District, aud y 9 worn urnisbed rooms wish vecking stoves for mei h a ian i 4 1m om the Revenue Police of the District, aud ed'in ae body 0. the ay ere raugie s for mon | during the season, you may ace, be startling. They would fill Broadw manufactory te Te ie niet thas Paster States charges of violating the revenue laws by Aitctuning tiliclt whiskey, were prefer vecivat the proprietors,” Previous to king a descent om the ve, they Laveked at (he front door, but receiving any reap » the rear be fired. Pn a 2. | GacetanemeemerarE Beek ae. tes air regular poa-shellers, whole farnities You may see not otly the vegetable-d #0 employed, but the tower women, the butter-dedlers, the poulterers, when they have nothing lse to do, The’ fishmongers do 40, t00 frou the Park to 4th street if futons of N | nee, they py d you may see men aud child and discovered, fs they expected to do, a KT. ALB. jren—in fine, éverybody shelling — peas. still in full blast, and tw Been, who gave f public met, | Nevertheless, all these ple do bot shel! their names aa Hrown aud Kelley, and who a wor @f Gran enough; it is absolutely necessary that wo: the proprietors, rapidly tiling some lore FM. | Bpe.bing by ten spend portion of the night shelling | ' } te a gobo Gu Mena s rt the | son, P hio-glrprand oduere AGIETIN'C MAnOST: | FOR BALE A GOOD BUTCHER Foes AU KIC GLERSOS, thee Bee. 169 \ w Marrela with the liquid. They alao f number of ba is of whiskey and me ve well a» a complote distilling apparatus peas, In order that the crowded city may find ‘at its waking # suitivient quantity to fill iis enormous mouth, The pea-shellers are | FyLACK SALVE — ALLEBASSI’ ‘They re don the premises woul they 2 a recruited among that crowd of women which | ID), Black can vow be procwied oO They Rommunicate with, Deputy Collector | TE VATHRR eta Ta B Society | constantly throng the Great Markets, and ti cand WE aa cdl Nea : Neo. 6 of Gr ‘Tappan, of the ‘Mt District, who made & | weetens im te teers formal seizure of the whole establishment including all the appurtenances for manu facturing Whiskey. — Information was re ceived that ome of t Government off cials had been bribed by considerabl Mf sume | MADDEN, Bee, Bee. to overlook these contraband proceedings. | PN ETT Bop Ronpeny.—Bofore daylight yeater et old rend | ie rin are ready for any sort of work, W hen § women see the season of one vegetable or | > 7a - | Fruit end, they Carn to another” Aiver wear: | J); AM ND GRADUATED 1N PARIS B OF RED ASH | ing out th ng peas, and then | to sce heaian ngd ang delir. | aholling beans, they blacken them husking | Sty, Syepa Be eR, OMAS | walnuts, ‘They get 9) sous for shelling ", . Targe tasket which contains 2 pounds of = ‘hn active Woman can shell 0 pounds Pa'her 10 or 12 houre of labor ; but then ahe day, some thieves forced an entraneé to the | edie niga” vines HORSES, CARRIAGES, &o | tint nol dawdle. Pamaneobras siourra i uaaes | nlvary Con ee as While they aie #0 busily engaged hero, Baht Tar tee stable of tre: To tag's horse nud rook: | fafis a rater eds ary S| WANTED A TIGHT FAST, MARE I | cat as slrouiy dom nd naar. Say: act sa away by ho ip aeveral aots of res " om. “Inguire Wil give from | markot for peas and French beans begins Seen ee eee artilty Gf vais, wish | CabLak Free, f008: dike ih YARD: | ens szeuinons Vaulre (9 the Oras Bier TT TTC ah Lbcee We WAY RPL AD | er oe