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to be charged at all. That Dr. Cuyler, a well Philadelphia, Balti more, St. Louia and even infnmiaA OnI n1 1 I TT 1 1 1 informed and comnetent nlArotrmnn. InnrATw New nnrlmont an.

thaf sna irrlll a 1 i worthy than, the customary oraoker firing, oration nnmitinff. and; noisA makino "Rrnnlr. York can do. Brooklyn can do iflrntifv THE ALDERMEN. tothe BUSINESS IVOTICES.

iTruItThatyonr Honoble Body wB. to SZ' mlttee the matter of building a wall around the LS Precinct Station House for the purpoTa'ceHaMpg how much money Jno. Bradv i novea. lyn ought to contrive a peouliar and tasteful vi resolution by whioh ho wished to cast a Btignia upon the Corporation CoudecI. Now, I for one do not place that low esli feeUng perfe0tly ueniunsErauon, ana tuai, eiiu na preparation amount of work nnrfnrmH IO maie upon tue character of lawyers which many per cm.

tin bnildinn a waU around Th A PTT7iT.Tr vTtTr. scouia be timely. The jiaaUK rn It hag hnan nna fn 1. i i to House. Hesncnlfullv.l,m.o"i "'u rmae Station Aid.

Wjlio I must call the gentleman to crder. Ilia TUESDAY EVENING. SEPT. 17. James Street Market Come Down.

LADIES1 nialUoto'LADIES' BOWS, In choice colors, ch 1 will cluse out this week at 25 oenta eaoh. Come early A. F. FAB.NELL, 231 FULTON ST. Huferred tn Commissioner.

The only persons who object ton arene few ple who live around there, nml thnw i yyvl CONSTRUCTION OP TRK WOTtn "RE The Aldermen yesterday adopted a preamble WnlT 9. Petition that uami, aua Places. A CONTBAOTOB TO nn ana resolution, reciting tne excessive proportion nf fho Rfnfj (dt lnvinrf iinnn "RrnnVlvn seems to be the same as that of the gentleman from Albany, daughter. I meant that he had offered or mooted his opinion on this subject. Aid.

Bergen As I was saying, I have not the low VODU X'JSIJ. The Street Commiaaioner also sent in the following ear ioacoru. its bein pulfed down, oniy I think is unnec. this time, for the Bridge Company intend to tZ This nn t.DeVfirmbD1' anchorage of ths and rflflfiTTimAniiiTii. aintanno tn ita navmont MOTHERS TUis Paper has tne Largest Clrcula Mon of any Evening Paper Published tn the United states, its Value as an Advertising Medium la therefore ap.

parent. THE ouptemoer 14 1872 To the Honorable the Com WITHDRiWAl OF CITY FUNDS FROM BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY. so that its legality may be tested and local uwuBuuiciu. uii. tuiu iuq niniHeu thai thr Bridge Company would want tt in December for thl anchors Hnirt f.ht Mi Vhiiiw t.

ur vt t. id tuiii iicicr lawyers which eomepeop would seem to impute to Ibex, and I havs no doubt wheu the Corpora.ion Counsel is asked for his opinion it Will tin fall .1 .1 Gekilemek: IwomdmoBt respectfully calltha at tention of your HonomhlA vtr.A ViTT S. tne Wo fa horn cmpllll WATER three timu daV it SSI It is a preparation by an her health. laltyfor females. ferjgKg; a 4 the price, charging less where he might charge more than many other lecturers, is an advance in the direction of sound platform morality.

The one, two or five (surely not more) men who axe natural born lecturers, and whom lyceums find it a profit to pay extraordinary prices, do not furnish any excuse for the high entrance fee3 exacted to pay large sums to small parrots of the platform. The lcotare system has been reasoned against, satirized, caricatured, all to little purpose. Dr. Cuyler's effort to cheapen it be looked for withhopeful and lively interest. "Help." The voluntary correspondence of the Eagle is one of its most valuable and interesting features.

It candidly discloses varied social grievances and submits social demands, taking the public into confidence touching the most uiiij uuiivroy would compare favorably with the gontleman from the Third as to honesty and general good character. Aid. Rnni lifina )m ia hnttn part of John Brady to make contract or oeXmanv work on contract awarded to him bv ttl SSJ Council at the meeting h.u '5 Common 11," uu liuniu, xiiereiore a am willing to have it refcrcd ta him and take fab opinion, and jf the Board wish to associate others with him. thPTt lt Ib.m An it 1 ngnts secured, xma matter ot tne atace tax has been made tolerably clear to readers of the Eagle, and it is only necessary now to say that, t.nft flftrlftTainn nf tfna Aldoi mon lie ls betterV noPe JXJLIHN'S HYDRASTIS COMPOUND in 1 aim auogetner. "ytie IwoTldllie to know wheth3r such ac 11 at nnl I non n.

"Bose Hill Place" Firemen to be Compensated for Extra Services Messages from his Honor I have repeatedly offlcVurnifledUhtm' Kpffl mydepai.ment and enter Intocontrarf pave SulUvan street, from aud Aid. Dwyer Now, as to these rents being raised, i es the unanimous opinion and indicates the a itowouuu ouiuo wiiitj tiuuu, mm cooy should be raied. and I say that the market is just as good now D3 It W(l run vaopa arm an liw t.nl lt.1 ti. i. Aid.Bprg;D I am not aware of any such action in me Iirtrn cmnT nnano 1 I I C.111 llMfcl the Mayor The Monthly Balances The Ferris rtlJ aJ ing accounts of the popular interest taken in it reach us, and tho names of those who present it to the publio are sufficient guarantees that this popular interest will not be suffered to flag.

It is not alone in Brooklys. that the Fair will have an influence. Manufacturers and dealers in New York and even the remote Jersey City will be largely represented at it, while throughout Long Island a show of agricultural implements and improvements should be made which might throw into the shade the similar exhibition of last year in New York. The advantages accruing from this gathering of the arts and industries cannot be overestimated. It will re animate trade at the very moment when the Fall season is about to commence, stimulate competition in almost every branch of labor which mankind cannot do without, and establish the precedent of annual expositions of industry, suoh as cannot fail to place Brooklyn in her proper position as an industrial city.

Banks and Trust Companies. The success of the officers of t'le Brooklyn Trust Company, in proving that their institution is not a bank, and is, therefore, not liable to contribute to the support of the local gov nxea determination ot local taxpayers. rfay I had ralrun It. Inn thraA HoSoral le 1 wo.u that until December, when the Bridge Company will tako Bixeet Litigation A Contractor to bo Proscou and I havo never since had the tnr.m.n s'5 ted Tho Offal eontract Police Station House Air! w. HitL i rntiu i nf thn rrnnhln A ii.it One of the most remarkable things in this remarkable nan vaaa io tho anlinifnrlo tho Rnnr.

y.on, witu rvguru lu wnac cne eea tieman from the Sixteenth (Aid. Raber) haa uaid, I 11 Frnnirfr. a into enntrart with .7 Kepalrs The State Tax to he Beiucod or its Payment B.slato nnnnlnir of BAilfanl Iv.nii. Depot, 41 Liberty st. If.

Y. Sold by druggists. r.t ,7 tu kuo ana pave Hullivan PBht beTng ptnrri i i competitor suouid bons do not exhibit about Mr. John Quiuey "uu, oeen awarded said con mm i a very low rent, anu nave bis gas bills paid by the city? Then about ASK YOUR DRUGGIST discreditable Dispute Betwocn City Officials Adams. Whether he accept or decline is ail THE BENTS, thfl Alrlat, i For DR.

FOWLER'S COMPOUND EXTRACT, mado entirely of vegetable matter, contains no minerals1 private matters. Of these manifold questions Hpfprrorl to tVX atroet uommissioner. tion fo nro8Pc, Counsel i lruc one to tne nen he begged to honor him. Decidedly that young man had his labor for his Tnnrftirir and C.n...l. rn therVnt.T i Iro.m tue Becono naa no right to order occupyfnR that "juiaei nave eninvprl anof ni rnt Our municipal Legislature.

In chronicling the tact that the Board of Aldermen were about to reassemble after their Summer vacation, the E.v&m. yesterday took occasion to comment on the self evident depreciation in the character of our local public bodies. It would seem from the proceedings of the Aldermen, last evening, as if certain members of that body desired to give force and emphasis to the Eagle's criticism, while it must be conceded, on the other hand, that tho majority displayed a Bpirit of manly independence that roso above party differences, and which recalls recollections of the proceedings of the Board of Aldermen before a position in it came to be accepted as a resource by which a living could be made, and before politics came to be as a trade. On half a dozen occasions within the year, Alderman Wylie, of the Seventh it presents the differing aspects, and all sides have a fair hearing. One nf the latest suientq i niiuv bums uuiuiuiai uuuuota Kidneys and Bladder, and is a purifier of the blood, leaves no worse disease behind.

It heals as it goes. drugfeLbts keep it. au5 13t MWP" m' bTslne' ThenJ THE OFFAL flONTHAOT ciatedwith brnT we ea, not tbpy an 1 D. Bar taso about two yeai ago? rnV1 1 belieTe "hen the ftue Seventh was nployed ia tho tbe FerrvX'Cn" 8 P26' bo eal iQ" trouK3 with pipyed to getbim oui of it. Lm 'hter 1 fniedfi WM thln oaV a'ienJment CorpofioicoTS th ith refcred tothe thfifM11 memlr3 volcd iu tho am maUvr and three, Aldermen Dunue, Wylie aud the ne; Ald.

Miller was not present Aid. Dunne, in explanation of his vote said I do not doubt the Corpo Coanscl'a ab'lity to give an ojiimon about any thu3, but some tiieuce A Wylie calted for a commute to iuveBij.te the Corl pora ion Covnsc. p.B. was never appoiutod, and until it is I BL'aM vole "No." the above debate Mr. DeWiti, the Cornc a tion Counsel, occupied a S21I in the Common Council Chamber.

THE FIFTH STREET BBIDGE. Aid. Nolan offered the fol'owing rtofnlreJ Iti.l t'l. illi.l n. A pains.

NEWS SUMMARY. notifvini 7h rooolveti rom the City Clerk, meetingof considered by correspondents is the perplexing problem of "Help." The other day was published the despairing cry of au old subscriber Coinpanv thn Yl' to BMSe taR to CnJihI'1 se 18 built anS is not go me tHe0'8X wiU be built or.mrtnJL0!.0.'.?"' nd by the struSKle win WHITE'S SPECIALTY FOR DYSPEPSIA. tion was adopted diHn tCh6nS SP60, FL Swi Ws sureiicTto reniove JOHW F. HENRY. 8 College pi, N.

Y. Trice $1 por hot The campaign has now reached that stage when country orators are bcginniKg ta quote with painful frequency "Breathes there a man with soul .1 A 11 11... J. have it turnnS 7nt tnea 8hall soe. Let us then take toentS and I willunder Company ,01 tuat tho Bridg shall buv 11 for aQ aneh3rage they per dm tn rT'yA of tlo.

unon 1 Ti.Tpi.m.. wao one.uy tola tne iamuiar story ot trial and disappointment in respect of domestic servants. She went so far as to insist that the nnrntin i wciuuer, ano mat tne uor clark Uta "nproveuients. It is au ucau, niiu ail mu icai. ui ii.

Boston celebrates to dav the twn hnndrnd gQlilXICAii MEET1SCS. A DlSGHAnn Tn r. aa uumracc. ordored on cook or laundress or chambermaid or female ernment, rjromises tn mvnlvA thorn in RA1SD MASS MEETING. "wiBiiioj to the Excise commusioaors Polling Places.

The Aldermen resumed their regular weekly meetings at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, Jacob I Bergen, in tho chair. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. OEDSD TO THE CITY. The following was presented by Aid. McGroarty Brooklyn, September 14, 1872.

To the Honorable, the Common Council: oentlemen: Tho undersigned, owners of all the property fronting on Eooheator avenue, from Pacillc street to Atlantic avenue, respectfully petition your honorable liody to accept a deod of cession of said lischester avenuo from Paciflc Btreet to Atlantic avenue, from them to tho city of Brooklyn, as provided by icctiou 19 of Title 3 of tho charter of the City of Brooklyn, and your petitioners will ever pray. Jno. J. Baokmans, Washington Sackmank, Henry Maunken. Keoolutions were adopted granting the prayer of the petitioners.

ALLEGED DEFECTIVE SIDEWALKS. A number of residents on Third avonuo sent in a communication, calling the attention of the Board to the imperfect manner in which the Scrimshaw side and fcrty eeoond anniversary of its settlement. It 1b SLrJSin'S hear c'ries of "mur lc 'he person of all work, who takes certain SDB PEECINCT HTlTrnw unrrava Btill a good place for ventureBome pioneers. citizens of Brooklyn, without rogard to past psrty upon the undertaking to perform wages notified the Board of their Ward, has seen fit to use hiR oflfivini differences, are invited to assmuWo in and rround tho thievoB and proBtitates anu thJr, 13 rosort for bers of this Board will Lostn th0 mem" be sold. I Bay again thL 2 blU '0 ond had no rlhfto ora' tJ ra.n (rm tte Meander tho i.rrfer.

'oils to be raised, for certain known nH suo.precincts, to do 1... wuiiu uu djrcc.ea to adverti. for for rebuilding the Firth st eet bridge according to plana and specifications on file in his oiHce. service satisfactorily, and proves incompetent to such service, is wholly The Philadelphia Press says that Dr. Paul Sohoeppo cannot recover do Stefnecke property upon the will which devised it to him, because he wa a witness to tho instrument, and the law Is such that a legatee, under such circumstances, forfeits any legacy left anlidii li 3 entu suo i recincts.

They stDMnn, Pwmiision be granted them to hire two siotion houses in riM lion for the purpose of carrying on a personal warfare with the Corporation Counsel. Tho Aldermen have steadily refused to take of obtainins monev on false Dre charge of all to, Uke guilty ir.cn Adopted. POLLING PLACES. FflPh TntmWnf tha A renolutin V.V:V" Inferentinllv trip intpllinrAnfifi nfftpA tenses. a difficulty in another direction, whioh Alderman Hopes very properly proposes to take advantage of in the interest of the city.

It appears that the Charter of the City provides that all money in the hands of oity officers belonging to the city, shall be deposited in incorporated banking institutions. Fair play and sound policy dictate that the balances to the city's credit should be fairly divided among the several city banks of concededly good standing. Some months 'Wrdcr" should be hejrd thnL that eries of TYiico mo loiiuout oi me jrouco uoin "uan ZZJ ffered Ald' "loPted ACADEMY OF MUSIC, On the EVENING of THURSDAY, September 19. To ratify tho nominations of IIORACK OREELEYTfor President, B. GRATZ BROWN, for Vice President.

FRANCIS KERN AN, for Governor, CHAUNCEY M. DEPEwTfor Lieutenant Governor nuoiu iuuucu iu a iibi vi polling places forhb ward, and on motion of Aid. KiMi nnlfinn it wna tl.n. nn .1 1. I have said beyond peVadVcature trUti of Aid.

Tv nrIt STATION HOnai! EEFAlRs. to mm. The Chicago Times publishes an articlo which claims to show that there have been nearly 100 murders in that city within seven years, "and not a neck stretched." any part in this one sided fray, and Wylie has usually found himself in a minority of one. Yesterday he renewed the conflict, and he appears to have taken the precaution in advance of obtaining pledges of co operation A communication was received hv tho Uniioo per uo palU ICC use of the same, including the expense of heating, lighting tnd fitting up. A list of tho pol'ing places will be published in the twice a week until election tlay.

the roofs or the b. benefitted by it. who may iue. and AS 'l363 eoa Mpalr And the nominations mado by tho Syracuse Conventions. The London Court Journal publishes the am.

iiaDcr It this market is sunh aion "Jouruea wter naTmB nauw, uuve oeen laid along that tnorougbfare, and asked that the matter be investigated before tho bills are nairt jma raA TT iT communication havVthe Z'CTmee oa Lan.ds Places, to iroin iwo eminent guardians of the city 3 Sr.iln rttaarvait fnr. loln i.n.. uuu uie question came up or AN INFBBN AL NUISANfiR attend u.OD) uu uiu npeciauy invited to louowing paragraph It is stated that Mr. James Gordon Bennett haa nn HU wu oA.poiwD uut eioeeaing motion of Aid. Ropes the matter was referred to Croat snnantlnn nnH aw ii ii in.

THE CITZ HALT, TIOT iYET? or tne rormer employer that recommends tho incompetent servant is a party to ths false pretense. Yesterday was published from a smart chambermaid some readers may think too smart a chambermaid i reply to the sweeping charge of the old subscriber. The chambermaid claims that she and her sisters in toil, as a cla38, give full value for all they receive. And they give it on difficult and irksome conditions, as their work is "fearfully monotonous." Now all work is more or less monotonous, but it is commonly believed, and with good reason, that of all domestic service the chambermaid's is the AIlRniaWfliiilTI 1 ii. Bidfl or" rongiVin ft i 3 1 i auu Btreet uommissioner, witu a request that the bill be not paid until they are Batistied that it ir correi.1.

tr red upon a new enterpjlse of great magnitude. Ho has ciipatchcd a fresh expedition as secretly aMr StnnlAV wai AlarxntnA 1 .1.. n. should have benoserjorth bVfoVtto.For that' that the Committee on Public Lanui be rireaent yiuus are invited to the ritv Hnii the basement of Tlie Atmospkere of Love Is a pure, sweet breath. The desidsratum is SoDONT.

which not in the moath that thn Bn "uc ew the fact uupuou tu umuuiu mo niiowicnair Si muel Baker, and with that centlemau tn rtionrwnr tho The following eminent speakers have been invited to ad Znn. tt. "1,. 'uu rmi on Wodnesday ff 6Xt' at 11 V'olook. to investigate whether it cation tTtin.rr'J' commuri INCEEASE OP SALARY ASKED FOR.

kA ucn uuc WOllia lift omiiiaH f'luutam head of that grtat river. The Viceroy of RBVIlt. io Rn (n. DsH.floJ 1 Aid. dress the citizens of Brooklyn on this occasion the power of city officers to make deposits of city money with tho Trust Company, on the ground that 6uch an institution was not a bonk, and was not therefore embraced within the provision of the charter.

The officers of the Trust Company entered into an elaborate argument to prove that the Brooklyn Trust Company was, to all intents and pur Thn tnltmhed tiaJ the Committee on Lands a id ii ue ummittee on Lands a id uioLiiuoraon preaeniea a iwutiuu irom tne Teacher of tho Truant Home, aBking for an of salary. Referred to the Truant Home Com owuuuh UUtUUUUil, Al(I K'nhfll rlunTi Tt in be the Proposals, and that they oe instructed to consider thn nriinrt. ne Hon. Francin Keman, one half of the expenses of the staff now on the way to Qondokoro from that paper. bo thn nVA w0'i a new boiler.

v. uuaains mittee, uen. I. Hanks, Gen Judson Kilpatrick. flnn Hlrt 7 Hon.

Chauncey M. DoDOff. Gen. P. Blair, Hod.

Lyman Trumbull, Hoa. Joseph J. Stewart, Hon. Michael C. Kerr, I nl A If fU.r I.n Tho motion was carried.

The steamer Dean Kichmond whieh left BOSE KILL PLACE. A1.1 T3(l Hon. Oarl Schurz, tion given bv the Aldnrmm frn th Thi.7V.,r GBADIN3 AND PATrNfl Blimu tination Rlmnlrl mvea Cholera, Cramps, cholera morbus, sour stomach, and all bowel complaints aro speedily cured by Dn Jtne's OAEMIHAT1VE Balsam. It takes awav all soreness of the abdomen, soothes the stomach, and rcitoros its natural aotion. As a family remedy for the diseases an prevalent among chlldrea and adults during the Summer months, it is Csneciallv rnnnmmnnrlnri l.nfnn Uorf.

Thos. W. Tipton, rion. ueor.e W. Jrlian.

Hon. luos. Kinialia, Hon. S. D.

Morris, ThfifirBflinw Tiam poses a bank, and was clearly entitled lightest, most varied, and most cSeerful spec PL. A .1 I new xoric last evening for Albany crowded with passengers, burst a flue near Peotakill, filling her atate rooms and office with smoke. The passengers insisted that Llie should be boached, and the Captain ran her iwuiiaiusou presented a potinou irom property owners on Butler street, from Fifth to Vanderbilt avenuo, (hat the nemo of that portion of the street be changed to Hose HiU place. The Alderman from the Tweuty seoond offered a non. ueorKe u.

lynolds, lowinn viuuiiuiLteo onerea the fol AT NTOTTT. lo share in such advantages as were Hon. W. W. Moiwly, oiie not eonauea nice ine COOK to the dark.

hot. rjerharis smokr Irir.ohAn. nr Renewed laughter.l meotvea, lhat the Stteet Commissioner be and he is heieby directed to euter into contract with. Terrenco nrln nti1 aBuero nt matter's 1'oint. Five men were slightly all th; amendment, that Hon.

John AT. Sweenej, Hon. W. W. Goodrich, )D.

John O. Jacobs, Hon.W. C. DoWitt, Gon. Usury Baniunj, iBiujuiiuii law tne prayers oi rno petition granted.

At the suggestion of the President of tho Board the like the laundress to the damp and cheerless derived from these deposits. Well, the Trust Company is asked, a few months later, to contribute its quota toward the sunnort of onrnea, uut tho presengers were otherwise unharmed uuiug u.u.iiui 111 its operaaon perfectly safe, and easily administered. Sold by druu iViii? 1 oiuotroi, irom JJ01II.O. il 10r the sum of $36.93 per run ,7 li him coaru visit tlie market ti am dments. Trie or! rignte and interest Aid.

Dam, of the Siith Ward, and Aid. Cotfey, of the Twelfth. The proceeings, published elsewhere, will be better understood from what follows The late Republican Leg'slalure in making provision for securing control of the power and patronage of the Board of City Works, enacted that it siould consist or t'jree members, and that two of the three should be ao pointed by the Coitroller and Auditor, two Republican officials. It was farther provided that in case these two officials were unable to agree, up to a certain time, the Tax Collector, also a Bepublican, should be added to the appointing power. The Controller and Auditor agreed on one member cf the Board of City Works, and then concluded to disagree.

It was known that for the second placa, Controller Shroader had made his then Deputy, Whuiug, his first and last choice, while Auditor Shaurman was reported as willing to take anybody to boat Whiting. On the second of July, Tax Collector Burroughs was invited to participate in the settlement of this disonta. vntnil Jobn B. Woltf, and others This is the intellisent manner in which the ii uyuu aeconaed. Aid.

Owvor ill ai washroom, bhe pervade brighter and moTe pleasant apartments, sees life in varying as B317 atTaThAF FOR DYSPEPSIA, TI the city government, as other banks do. Its Thn inniAdnrnmiliiu aP the Third London Ccurt Journal presents an American item to rules down "iy tue market should be torn us reaaers "ine girls of tlio Mo, in Missouri, are bo pects, ana ner employment is hsatsr, more maDagcrj refuse to share in local tax Aid. Bonnn "TTnrn it 1J Mayor's Office, Brooklyn, August 31, 1872. That the Street Commissioner tn and he is Mrf LtT ''1 enter Into a contract with Terrence McGuigcan to piade and pave Varet street, from Bush sweet mat poets speak of them as Mo lasses." PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KILLER Is the very medicine It warms the etomanh. nnri It th.

active, and more wholesome. But the cham ter be held ,4" Mg'l ation, ard the Board of Assessors find By order of the Joint of Arraagoments. W. W. GOODRICH, Chairman.

L. A. Whitehall, Sccroljry. THOS. CARROLL, Chairman Dem.

Ks. Com. sefAt YAN BRUNT' Chairman Lib. Hop. K.t.

Com. and residents uy a0Pperty owner. The rumor is repeated that agents of tho return uuuppruveu tuu resolution bermaid is not content with defensive war upon an examination that tha im ea the ptln, atands no chance. A few drops give In.tant Diicci, iur me sum OI S4.73 lie" RiWinWi' of said Btreet, he being Ald IlWT'Ar Tint i "wi1" juur uonoraoie uouy me xyiii August, 1872, rescinding tho resolutions adopted by yon Julv uuaii junta are jLonaon negotiating a loan of fare. Shfi ndont! fln AO fi riacaivA nnlinv Kha nau pinrai sensations which res jit exemot from local taxes, unrlor a rlonioirn a.

aio ttito l.umiaU i oo I boldly criticises employers, and accuses the iVi WAlug tUU OieULIUU UlSbllULa UI tUO XOU1 leenth Ward also, a resolution adopted by you on the of the Supreme Court, which declaros that a mseaae removed. It is kent br evorv drinait. 'FV matter THE STATE TAX. Aid. Rones nfTnroi tho nn sol7 3tTnThS s.

i Voascltuen'' that a Com nonseKeepers 01 aiscussing the seryant girl irust company is not, and cannot be called, Auuutu, xoiz, mjaHing anoiuer, me pimca District in the said ward, for tho reason that thcrce thnrnforn nT 08 OMeroa. I will a bank, within the manning nf thn law for that numna x. 2 appointed BPSIKKS, IVOTICES. question as a pisasant topic conversation, dividing with gossip and scandal the interest luufiin uuupteu uy you on IRC ZOtn OI July, loUf nxing eight election districts for the Fourteontn Ward, em Whereas, The State tax assessed upon KinRS Countv 'n8 jp eess in the valuation of tionnf nqLttheamoUnt 6vie(i on other por Li ih uoe unjust and believed tobe ille In other words, the Brooklyn Trust Company insists that it. in a VinnTr tvhon if HANKING HOTJSB of neighborly comnanionshiD.

And she nd. n. wi" ameul my resolution that th the law. Therefore the resolutions of the 19th of August, 1879, rescinding your action in reference to the matter, and mnbft.nonnthaT nWHnn rllBfvin 7.iniw7 That tt tB tl. vises them to give less attention to dress and luo the nuuau oi mis uoara taat un lets a reduciion BatiBfactory to the Joint Commiitae to Whom tho mnltpr hna lioan i a.

desires to share in the advantages of local government; it accepts VGrv willinslv the de JJALLY KALLY) BALLY TO THE SlTsT MEETING OF THE FniESDS OF GRANT AND WILSON, TO BE HELD AT LATIMER HA In Coart street, on THURSDAY EVEXIKG, Sep.cmb 19, at o'clock, Under the an: pice i ur THE TENTH WARD CLUB. Hon. E. DELAFIELD SMITH. Hon.

T. C. CRONI.V. and wu. iio UU npftPflKnrv other tnnes and more to learmne how to con twenty millions of dollars.

There are two objects for which thiB vast sum is to bo used, an reported, one tho purchase of army supplies, and the other the election of Mr. Greeley. The Courts in San Franoisco have denied Matilda Heron all allowance from the Byrne estate. The telegraph reports that the Colorado River is high again. It has "taken too much," of course, to get In suoh a conditln too rnuoh rain.

The Committee of Forty now in Washington from the Sioux Nation wore yeBterday mado happy with presents of red handkerchiefs, combs of coarse grade, brushes of stiff fibre, and hand mirrors. They went to the Theatre Comiquo laBt night. The TJtes, of whoso peaceable oharactor an account was Civen vesterdav. had a triflinir ho tne tax hia motion. with the Controller, and Mr.

Whiting was Bespectiully submitted, Signed. Jacob I. Bergen, Aoting Mayor. trol a household properly. Chambermaid's AtiontVd 1 1 teoluls aI law "3 cision that it is not a bank, when it is asked i iX Petition pro tented by Aid.

Hopes was read. counsel is wise, although her mistress would DAMAGE CATTairn nv tttts t.att; briw niTvo assumed to be legally constituted a menjber of the Board of Cilv Works. to contribute a share toward thn mainte THE BROOKLYN TBTJST COMPANY. JAY COOKE 4 CO. The foUowing was received from his Honor thn probably pronounce it insolent.

Bat when Aid. Bones ntFnrn.l thn nance of that government. Now this mors and peddler's wagons' aidered by all classes to be Mayor Whmjii. Th tn 42 mayor's office, i i uiDuiuvjiivu ifustuomna that it from l00al taxation, on tho plea however, that Mr. Whiting did not take his new position, and finally it began to be noised about that there was some doubt as to the position is clearly untenable, and the city authorities will not do their dutv A EISOBACE TO THE fUTT nf nuniwr tt 2(1 WALL NEW YORK.

n. ti m. .1. rt. the chambermaid proceeds to disclose the secrets of the boarding house and harrow up the eouIs of readers with tales of butter remnants, she gets beyond the question and is Will .1, Pow'UA, r.sn..

on nfirtrinn n.a i i.i. iiuiwmuiti ine council nwmx it rr unless they confine such ladie oean do reserved for legality of Mr. Whitings appointment. It v. 1 1.

r. in r. uunug ice leceen ui your nouoraoie Body, as many of you are aware, our city has bee ivisit otheii. "6U Francis Jlarsey and voM Lel gentlemen as are at their option even to those wlm havn a NORTON, President. A.

M. BCTTEBPlKLD. Secretary. ji7 3i" TJl0 Prl of Assessors feel themselves compelled by the force of arsument to admit tho exemption, thereby relieving said Trust Company from I articipatiou in municipal support, and th i'7tai' Tb! Clty 9uartor expressly stipuhtos that the city deposits Bhall bo mado in bank or basks IilPreffirfi. We continun tn snll nln.r nH.i:n appeared on an investigation of the facts, that Mr.

Burroughs had been called in to partici uuiiiii ui.1.1 uqu mterwsfc, tue First finlll lnn)n nt thn te .1. ifl BAND BANNER R.U'jfNir cieany guilty or a Dreacn or commence, it ij to be hoped the discussion of "Help" will not that especial claim upon our local government which comes from sharing in the cost of its maintenance. It appears, ton. that tho Trnoi. that he owns property' in tj.

xir "hi call." a nuis" Dhe.9?h8fion was then taken on tho motion of Aid. 1JUI.O UI IUD UIKJ. ill bliO llLUKUOUl' hood of Fulton and Beid avenues, and of Atlantio and and Schenectady avenueB, tho property was submerged to the depth of many feet, injuring and ondangoring IRST ASSEMBLY DISTKICT AND pate the appointment one day before end with these letters. The RerTanr.n i 1 nrnh m. nuiuiciu 1UUU1U HIU road Company.

On tho completion of thia season's con tracts there will be FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles of the main line of the road in operation, nnitinir T.nkn Snnnrinnvltl. thn ti i i Ilerotvcd, That the City Treasurer be, and he is UKUWiH ASSOCIATION All to InvMtiTat; 00 PP0inted the time named in the law. This oversight lem is one of the most pressing as well as the Company retain on deposit half as much me auiuiy oi too surrounuing uunuings. in this emergency I felt it my duty to oall upon tho FireDc MrtmMlI flV tlill in nnl ill nf 111. nn nm.il to the BoaV, mv and report Company on or before the first day of Octobor, lSTa.

all luiaauun ivivtr, uiu tho large traffic of tho Northwest. This amoojnt of most perplexing of the time was ascertained by Mr. Whiting himself, and to remedy it the Controller and Tax Collector motion was carried That aid was cheerfully granted, and the engine3 were' us an ine oanus of the city together. It may be said, as against this ap tho same in the second dividend payinp banks of the CltV. nro rata wiMi tlioif nr.it0i perilyof ourconatry, arefivitedto ai.ead a Kiaiicatiori at 61 Fnlton St.

on WED. NKSDaY EVENING September 13. inst. The followiuK eminont speakerj havo beenUvil )d 10 be p. cse.

itand ao roau aiso ontities the uompany to ten million four hundred thousand acres nf land Innntnd In pai.t,il nrtn THH IXCISE fiOMUTHHTnuuDn vu.r.vjWu mice Uiljo uuu XJlfcjuis IU 111! I UBrVlCO greatly to tho relief of tho suffering people, and I l.hinlr it nrnrnr flint IiIQ anrviVo hn mei again ana ratihed their former action. The Auditor was not invited to ha nrfitip it. At Tue James Street Market. Aid. Boggs moved its reference to tho Finance Colli 111 nr Aid.

Clancy offered the following An ordinance relative to the Board of Excise. parent partiality that the Trust Com pany pay a hierher rate of intorant nn Wm. C. DuWu A. H.

H. Daw. on. Hon. H.

v.iiuiumiiiuDauui, unit. cm Dakota, and in the Central Valley, on tho Pacidc coast. The bonds are secured by a first mortgage on the road, ita traffic and franchise, and on the entire land grant received frnm thn nntmnman mi some itra compensation paid tor this arduous extra One of the toriies of the nniiRnallv livnlv Aid. Clauoy aBtcd that aome good reasons be given the latter meeting, and, a3 he was constitute 1 ordain as follows wtJ 01 1 the 1st iuat. with a cavalry escort to a surveying party near Beaver.

Sine Utes were killed and diBakled. When the party reached Desert City next day they found the town deserted for fear of the IndiauE. Could not tho Government get along with the extermination a little faster 7 Nine Indians a day iBgettingto be rather dull. A three cornered quarrel on politics, in Elizabeth, N. on Sunday morniig, between John Fagan, Cbauncey Heim and a man named Connolly, had a sanguinary termination.

From words they came to blows, and Eagan, who carries a rovolvor but does not every day got oxciled enough to use it, drew the instrument and discharged its six chambers in the direction of enemies. Connolly nurses an injured thigh, and Heim hai a wound ia the groin from which he not expected to recover. Fagan is locked np and would w'Uingly trade his revolver for the privilege of pultfng back the wheels of time to Saturday night. An infant two years old. residing nt Nn ss cum, uon.

Jas. Brooks, Ho l. Thos. Kiuiolla, Col. Lansine, rh: fi R.ers'Hcj.A.B'li3, Hon.

Tiitoa, Ho5. session of the Board of Aldermen yesterday (Siftued S. S. Powj xl, Mayor. fin mnllnr.

MA it 1 Aid. Jopes The preamble seta forth the faots in nrS?" be thf duty of the Commissioners othersr rvecu, i Aiajor n. u. was dames Street Market and what to do with i uu i qui ui interest is Seven and Three tenths, Gold, equivalent to about Eight and a Quarter per cent, in Currency. Believing the security It is enabled to do so, because banks are compelled to keep themselves in a condition to meet, at short notice, their responsibilities.

This must be assumed to a fair nffoof nuiciuucuu iuu( last oprinc a nav 7n h. nT." rectea oy law, to au ictdJlCU lilt Finance Committee. COMB OKK. COVE ALL. it.

A resolution authorizing the rsmmr.il of mini au lncroasea raio of one of the appointing power, his co operation, as alleged, was needed to comply with the terms of the law. It will be seen that the point raised is a very small one, but as there are large interests depending on the official wu uuU uie raio oi interest satisfactory, we recommend theBe hnndfl flu rinairnhla i AN APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED. annnintMnni Tl. 1 ii nuw me uansa noiainor the city funds on deposit. The question was then iT tuo en" oi each month i.

by tn6m for Uoenses, deducting thiV 8BC? Bums ,3 may "quired t0 pa? "ary.emp.yes' and other neul expsnsos of their departments." Adopted. the building and its sale by the Controller, and direetincr an inoniw into tho the City as to other donnRitora Tho ofv if the Board of EflnrrnHnn. in n'lf nf TiAninl llUT iiuiuurtj of United States 6 20's and high pricod corporate seouri ties may materially increase both their principal and their DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE meeting oi the Democratic Goneral Committee will be held on TUESDAY EVENING. Sop tclnber 17, at 8 o'clock. 1 1 vumpuuji wan a Dans, ana tneircs.dentsentin a communication sayinH that it was a bank Nnw imwauo nr.

a resigned, was confirmed. EXTENSION OF BEDPORn avkhttci iuvouib oy exenangmg lor Northern Pacifies. lank." and decline I.k?."?" diency of establishing an open market in its plane, was rejected, and after a somewhat A. LONG STANDING BILL. Thfl folio Wilirr wnn rncAi vntt fp.

im liio Aid. Wylie offered the following nestnlrpjl. Thi.ttl.aOt i holders in the Trust Company are among are our best known and wealthiest citizens. They are, too, individually among our largest taxpayers. It is their interest even to wave ward the support of the city as the other banks are doing.

The Board of Assessors have on their W.M. Cole, 'f Secretaries. boisterous debate the matter was referred to a action of the Board of City Works, it was in every way desirable that there should be no doubt as to the legality of its members to exercise the too extensive powers entrusted to them. To plain people the way out of the Zu viuujuussioner do and he is arized and directed to oamse all obstruc between JAY COOKE llayor Mayor's Office, September 16, 1872. To the Honorable the Common Council: i vrr.

VL upon wnicn the banks of this city are taxed, and thus contribute LKVENTH WARD REGULAR DB.VIO CRATIp ASSOOIAT10N tho Asso HS eld at their roon. 328 Gold St. on WEDNESDAY EYEH1NG. Seitsmbsr 18. at 8 o'clock Tl .1 special investigating committee.

We live in an age of investigation and only the influence of a tendency that has become almost a mania pan exemption from taxation, for they are of a Orchard street, New York, fell from a fifth story window laBt night and was instantly killed. Patrick Coeeins. of YonkerR. a labnror vo for wnrlr ilnno liv ntvluT Mm i ni.wi.. inoLTDui mem uoia upon depoi it absut $1,500,000 of the city's funds, and the Trust Company about JUO.00O, and yet it will not naT a dollar of tax to tho city.

I dislike very much to bi hmilplit intn p.inflt nt tkin NEW YORK, year 18G8. I am Informed that provision wan made for vZZ uuu iierAimer street, from New York avenue to Bedford avenue, the same having boen opened and confirmed in accordance with law, and assessments paid thereon. moved as an amendment that the property owners be notified to remove tbe obstructions Inn amnnrlmnnt tuna anniA class that have most to gain, in the long run, by a just and equitable division of the publte explain the action of the Board. That sisted arrest at the hands of Roundsman McLaughlin nn iittjmom ma Btaiuue, uuo in consequence of tho deat of Mr. Mooro the mattar has been delayed and EIGHTH WARD BANNER RAISINGT AND BROWN CAMPAIGN vi kiuu, huu yet i tmnK it ft duty I owe to the city to call the attention of tha burthens.

Street Market is and has been for years a nni. and threatened to kill thn officer if i. cumcnity seemed easy, but are not plain people. Mr. Whiting's action since his appointment has met with general approval outside of political circles.

He is a great deal stronger with the taxpayers to day than on the aelOfoiS111 AN WASHINGT0K nm.n.i.T, i i uouieu, urm rne resolution ta amended was adopted. McLaughlin advanced, and Coggins attempted to strike sance is a fact patent to every eitiy.en who jjoaru to an tne facts in the case. They have a oanital as I undeistand it. of $500,000, and yet all tho Board" nf ARRPConra nmnnca tn. nn oepwjiuoer lo, at me comor of Fifth avenne and Twoily sccond St.

All Denio Why Not Cabs ii uo uccu uol iicoung us payment. Please re.sr the matter to ita appropriata committee for examination and report. Kespectfully aubmittod, a a PowLf Mayor. ALDERMAN WYLIe's tMTmr.nn POT.iTTnAT, nnnnc baA mum uu wuh DUG fVPT nn rriAt Dmoll Al lives in or ever passes through the neighborhood, and it to be as familiar tn Hin Al. The bard who wrote Aid.

Wylie offered the following DTtunv 1 auiwuui iuujr cci usea pay any uimi uuitu wim a enovei. ho rciusoa to lay It down, and McLaughlin fired upon him with a revolver. Cog Cins continued the attack until the officer had flred four times, three of the shots taking effect upon the i AlriV Wrfirnorir mnr )t a. ai auu uiu icitiiicu to amuuDii to aiid was crats ana unnserTatives are Invited to attend. The Hon.

W. W. Mosely, the Hon. Wm. C.

DeWitt, Col. J. W. Sharp. James Dugan, and otber eminent spealcors will address the meeting JAMES QUINN President.

Daniel Kxan, Secretary. sell at rilWELFTH WARI3 GEHEy AND buvvu ui rojracw tiooas ana irtreworks a SDeoialty, offers to farnish all kinds of articles needed in ftis cam nn Inn TT.ll .1. l.1 1 in null iuuj r.ueif in ciiaises, And tho uoor thev waH n. Iiv aa dermen, whose business it is to take official ajr ue win appointed, ana it the Controller and Tax Collector adhere to their original i wl uo grave aouDts as to tne legality of the appointment of K. M.

ThitinRl Jr as CJcnimiM.nnPr. nf nit wit. I "K' H8 and Assessment Committees. Aid. RncrrH mnva ia a Hi.nu, Bucuimricue, rausparencics, rjannors, nadgos or Iireworks, at the lowest market rates, at No.

S3 Maiden BEPAIE8 FOB BOOKS ANI1 MAPS. not only distinguished himself bv a renrAhon, rerauii ui vugguiB. xue wounded man is in hospital, notice or sucu matters, as is the loca. os" icinomiH iu in a mancn ooramittee, and at the same time I believe that tho with hut small chanceB for recovery. Tho affair oo a r.

i oAusing Mucn comment by our citizens and taxpayers os to the busi nees matter tranaaoted by a Board of City Works presumed to be iUejally constituted, and tion of the City Hall. The labors of the 8ioie disregard of grammar, but eacriticed to choice, there is no reason why they cannot meet any day, and after inviting the City Auditor, reappoint Mr. Whiting, either with his unmramji iji.uiJ. luere w.l be a reirDlar meeting of tho above Club on TUKSDAY EVEN September 17, at 8 o'clock, at HOFFMAN'S HALL. .176 VanBiant St.

G. A. PREIISS Ctmlrm.n i wiupuuj pnya interest at tna rate of three and a half per cent, on the city deposits, while bhe other CARPETING. special committee can result only in cuired 011 Saturday night, and the ofiloer was arresting him on a warrant for on assault upon his employer Mr. Coddington.

artin moaa OI uity werits navo thetrano XII liUA Jas. Walsh, Secrotary. a report of what is already wnll RRpnrhnirfirl. poetic license what glory he might have derived from a strick adherence to historical truth. The rich do not ride in chaises, in fSi of large amount of the public IUndH flTlfl thfl lllvinir nf onnnnnn, A A Al.

that the CBtablisment is a dis yraca to thn Ciiv THE CAMPAIGN. TEU8T COMPANY CAN APPOBD TO PAY consent or without it. It is alleged, however, that the Tax Collector has changed his mind, and hence, if Mr. Whitinr? should ha Ai. General Sherman arrivod in New York yesterday morning from Europe.

Ho was worried by in STEWART, SUTPHBN millions of dollara, it therefore becomes the duty of A curious argument employed yesterday in morn than thn Vi.tiVii tn. fact, and never did the chaise was (when it FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORT mont of A Depabtment op Taxes ani Assess Septombor Hi, 1872. To the Honorable, the Common Council Gentlemen Tn my communication to your Honorable Body on the 8th of July last in referonoe to repairs on maps aud books in this Department, I stated that tho expense probably would not exceed $1 403 The matter was referred to the Committee on Supples' aud Expenses of Departments, with power, under whose direction the sum above stated has been expended, and the work of repairs remains unfinished. I therefore respectfully request your Honorable Body to authorize the completion of the work. Your obedient servant, Lemuel Bumtows, A General Banking Act tho other banks are compelled to rptniTl nil hq ml lnranli.fiv.

i uo tiuaut in tne protection o. the city treasury, ia the disbursements of money as Well Afl thn nnllnntinn nP nDaADnn. terviewing reporters, but will try to make a safe ea cane to Wash moton fco rlnv existed at all) a poor man's vehicle, just as placed on this technical ground, it is supposed u.u ljvl utiii, uimr circula tion and depoaits, while tho Trust Company is not till Art tinun nnn .3 i ueuau or tne preservation ot the market was that, as it had long besn as much of a nuisance as it now is and had besn permitted to uuu ai once as certain beyond a doubt if assessments aro being levied 174 FULTON ST, and 53, 55 and 57 HENRY ST, One of the festive ice cart drivers who rank. ne wouia nave to vacate the position. On this state of facts Aid.

tripe is tne poor man dish. Further, the attempt to make such class distinctions as that suggested by this couplet is wrong, and must POLITICAL GCODS. NEW HELMKT TRANSPARENCY, TORCHES. FLAGS, LANTERNS. EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS, BADGES, 4c, tc.

Large Stock. i.oiuc i.ip DETWILLER, STRT5ET CO. a ritThSiTu 9 Dey st. New York uvAiwi uu uupumt. ac me same time I am perfectly willing that this resolution should UO tO thfl Fin.TTIfrt Pnmmilraa 1, J.t1..t remain, it mi rht be tolerated a while lon7er, lessly slam along the streotB conscious of tho power of their vehicles to overbear all obstacles, is locked up in New Vcrk to await tho result of an inquest upon the afternoon introduced a resolution authorizing i uvrfD uwumocu uy uoara or city Work, illegally constituted, which, in the future, would save litigation and the Courts Betting aside assessments, thus preventing the further augmenting of the public debt.

8 Rezalrrd. Thathfa TTnnn thn r. i. there. I took the stand last Spring that this Trust rVimiiiHTCT CJ nnt h.nlt al.a ARE NOW OPENING This argument, if accepted, would effectu not be encouraged.

If the rich man can ride tue Mayor to employ two lawyers to give their them, and I thinli it Ib ratner small of thorn now not to ooay 01 james 11. Dockorty, aged 67, who died on the ally prevent the redress of any griev opinion on the legal point raised asainst Mr uinjrur ue ana no is hereby authorized and requestod to obtain a legal opiu ltn nf twn nntunptnnt li.uQ. in.i 1... i. l.

1 Itu lrom injuries alleged to have received in being jaawaud nuimiuB Luwnru cne support or tn city. Aft HAIri hnfOfO tlmv vn a snn nnn ance, provided only it were an old THEIR FALL IMPORTATIONS. wiiwiiui iua nuu isaessinems, Iieferred to tho Finance Cimmittoe, with power. THE MONTHLY BALANCE. The following was received from the Controller: Contkollee's Offioe, September 10, 1872.

while the poor man must walk, that is no reason why poets should seek to put the two classes by the ears. Kather let all philanthropists aeree in an endeavor to make it. nnaaihlo tn iuii over uy an ice cart, mo prisoner's name is Whiting. Of course, as the city has its own legal adviser, the attemrit to aisrecmrd him tho 1st of September they held $800,000 of the citr filTlft .11.1 tK and aggravated outrage. The caie aicfcte.

in fcuio city, to do associated with the Corporation Counsel, as to the legality of the Board of City Wks as now constituted, and what power this Common Council has in the premises in case Rfllrl Rnnril nf niin Va.l. of the market is quite clear. It ought to be GRWCE1C1ES, PKODCCli, Occ. W. BIRDSEYE, Established 1850.

WHOLESALE DEALER IN TEAS COFFEES, SPICES, 40. (No. 1 Furuian at. South Furry), BROOKLYN, L. I.

roasted And rround for grocer and deliv ercd freo of oliargo oc8 lySTuiTb was very properly looked on by the members lo jmi us mucn name to nt loxedfor tho support of tho cityaa the other banks are. Aid. Boggs They are paying the city one half ot ona per Cent, more internnt. nn thn nttv riam. ic.fto ti.nn CARPETS, removed.

That part of the ori final resolu all classes to ride if they want to. The city is accordauce with law; and transmit Baid opinion to this The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United States met in Baltimore yesterday. The annual report shows a cash balance in the treasury of Thu Order is reported to bo in a flourish lunowiiiy Miaieuienc oi cue operations of the City Treasury and of tho balances on interlaced with ear routes, it is tniA. and at tion suDmittea to tne Hoard yesterday should 01 me isoara wno nave not lost their own self respect, as an insult, not merely to the Corpo rrrT meatmg. Aid.

Berffen TltnllM mnim tn an.nn other bankB are. Aid. Itonca I am nerfectlv awarn of that, ami uuj vjiij ireasurei: General Fund. Special Fund have been adopted. The second part of the the first blush it might seem unnecessary to Tnl ll OILCLOTHS and which states that "his Honor the Mayor bo requested to ottain tho opinion of two competent lawyers." I ing condition.

can a fiord to pay one per cent, moro for the reason ruuon counsel, but to the Board itself for, it so happens that tho nresent resolution should be rejected. The proposed lteceiptsin UC.MS.il provide turtner means of locomotion than it already possesses but there are times whon TEA COFIFEE. establishment of an open market is in iuai ituy are not compelled to retain any of their capital and deposits on hand as the other banks are. If the city should deposit $400,000 with any of the other uiuve ii vo ine corporation Counsel in coancction with his Hcnor the Mayor. A1H Hinni.

.1. Counseller was reappointed by unanimous con $3,061,215.73 Payments in Aug UPHOLSTERY GOODS. LOCAL JOURNALS. Newspaper Enlargement. expedient for two reasons.

In the first place cars do not run, and other time3 (in winter banks they could loan but of it, whereas the me Boiitiemea irom the seventh in offering that resolution is actuated solelv bV motivna rf tntnrpRt thQ tt Ti.n.i jtfils Jit no 0 asn Balance, Aug 81.. the abatement of the nuisance would chiefly) when thev run at widn intanmls THE OLD ESTABLISHED TEA HOUSE OF HARDING 4 mn.o No, 17 Pnlton street. TEAS, COFFEE AtiD SPICES A SPECIALTY. anil lni TllO niTrrpnrTntn liulnnn I sent to the position he now fills, and after he had performed its duties for a former term. Wylie attempted to justify his bad manners by making the extraordinary gtitamnni.

tht be but partial. It would be something to oo an auuvu BiaiBU was reported I)V thn Tmiinnroi In l.n .1 1 1. i. The ordinary carriage is a luxury which not PAPER HANGINGS get rid of the shanties that disfigure everyDoay can indulge m. Why not, then, uj last nay OI August, in the following banks, viz SSSaSiSSv mm The E.

D. Times yesterday appeared in an enlarged form. Remarking on this proof ol prosperity tho Time calls attention to tho growth of that part of Brooklyn of which It has been for many years the SPECIAL. IVOTlt'KS. the place, but some of the features of the cheap cabs? It seems that after several abor 1BUB11 luertjioro second tho resolution and I hope, if in his opinion there are any other members of the city government, or of any of the Departments cf tho city, tbe tenure of whoae, or the legality of whose offlco.

is at all questionable, that he wiu amend his resolution and insert their names also. Aid. Wylie I do not understand what you propose to an end. Aid. Hopes I do not intend to amend anything I hniVll ltOinn.tlllain.n 1.

.1 the Corporation Counsel, in the language of AT RETAIL 500 STOCK iruti. uuuipouy coma loan.every dollar of it. I find from tho AssesBors'TJoolfs that tho other banks aro assessed to pay taxes upon the following amounts Brooklyn Bank, $294,000 Atlantic, City. Commercial, Fulton, $100,000: First National. Long Island, chanics' and TraderL', Manufacturers' $235, 200; Mechanics', Nassau, $300,000 or a groaa amount of $2,750,200.

Those banks, or twolve of them, on the 1st of September held ot the city funds, while the Trust Company had 1800,000, and a capital of and yet, as I said before, they refuse to be taxed one dollar. A lit Dtn, slovenly traffic which has offendsd the neigh VJUiVill'lVAlfl JJj HmnMcn 11 CERTIFICATE OF Fhst National liiutfi tive attempts, they have at last got 1 "ln witu irco admission lor Sale ntnar Ai1i1i.boT nnu nr anslc, Box jnecnanics' uank iq jqojc borhood would be retained. The market :07, New Brunswick! in a fair way of establishing a nah HI 1 v' me louoy, "ana oeen seen," or, plain terms, that he was already a party to a job in Whiting's interest There in tnr iMi rami sen 3G' 0 con: pany in New York, the basis being cheap would be very much the il'. regnlatsd affair it iuiii representative I The present issue of the Times, as wo promised soma days sinoi, appears in an enlarged form. Wo add the widlh of a column to our length, thereby incroasine the HlirA rtf nana, n.i.li.

mi IN THEIR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. Bcdtf Nassau aii'l? iAJUlC WOULD LIKE TO FORM A A it iuob ui uy uiue. soara mat contained members, the legality of whose tenure of ifnli' i tii cs auu commoaions arrangements. Such tuix. To elocution b.wnii.ii A rlrlrocn TU a I "XI ti V.

airomiuu. for believing that "jobs" against the interest of tax payers are not unknown, even in the Board Mechanics' and Trad'ora' bi'hiS, OVINGTON brothers companies have been made to pav in London AHnmii.u, Jiuuniju u. rfvi uvui; uu. WtUUllltf, 111US0 WOO have been absent from thi3 section of Brooklyn for a few years never return to it without uttering ciclama nf nnmrtsD tlia 11. new is, minus taa buildings, in the next place, every feeble and fahe pretense of a market obstructs and delays the establishment of such market facilitieR no thn nUi, noolo uanK R7 1 7 fl7 uv ui.

buai uo wuma iiiserc tnem in his resolution. Aid. Wylie The object for which I offered this resolution was to ascertain whether this Board of Citr Wnrla ta inn.ll.i iwin.u,,.. VJ and Paris, and there is no reason why one, at commercial Bank 52 393 63 iwfiiiuouu ab a matter oi ngai tneir capital is $500,000, and if they had paid their tax they would have paid $17,500, and yet that would be hut doing their duty, and I think they are not seeing their duty 01 aiaermen, out "a job" so clearly in the IOn least, should not be made to pay in Brooklyn. uo nan yavn lurmign UUr 8trC9ta interest of the tax payers, as is the retention uiuDiuutcu, iuoj aro now levyinur XhemOneVB liplniinlnn In llin RlnVinr, Pmi nn.

The James street site would not accommodate Cheap cabs and good restanrantn am torn i tuiu it ih oetter to aaopt me resolution of the gentleman from the Third without delay, and then wn nun Anil nnt .11 thn pantD t. tt.4n nn umiuiugB mac aru in process ot construction in almo.it every neighborhood, for residences nr hllKinoaa n.i.T.n... or Mr. Whiting, of right challenges the en HAVE JUST OPENED SO OASES posited with the Brooklyn Trust ComDnny. Tho ba' ance cn deposit with said Ouiunauv.

on dealers and consumers, and it would be im striding wants of this city, and the men who r. ni, mi uul uuuureas oi but millions of dollars, which at some future day may all be matter of investigation. If they are legally constituted that is the end of it, and if they are not the same nnwern pan mniinnftillh.ni Tf tv. Hiity 01 Alderman Wylie. Of course, was Aid.

Ropes I Baw the books of the Assessors, and Mr lrrnlH hari nnl rimwn nn ttta 1 li possible to persuade them to go there KOSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND nKACrS' jot September 17, 18. 19, 20 and 21. Taka tho Coney Islandacd Brookli Rai'road horse car3 via Jay aud Smith sts. frcm Fulton Fctry, north side. Brooklyn sell 4t URclfizENs vvmrjOiETuitjf: ing to their homes and who desire to havo their cur ww'iriii hangings attended to, will find H.

1 j0, 01 Tr avenue, the proper man to at tend to their orders, cheaix auiiUtSTiiiTh a UEEN COUNTY AGRICUIURAL SOCIETY. The entry books for tho THIRTY l' lltST FA IR to be held at AIINEOLA, ptLber 25, 26, and 27, are now ready. Premiums laritelyincreasod. An nHl.AllOnfnrHTl. ll.il Etnlil.io 1...

wm supply mem may reel tolerably sure of a fact. Up Broadway, through Fourth Btreet, and alcug the whole length of Qrand, and on many of our 6ide strcots, business is gradually extending itself. and Hlip.winn' nf a the face of a tirade of insult and uunu ui. uuvik. niiu mem to pay on but $100,000.

Receipts ii August h.h,7u.ij ioriuue blundering billingsgate. in such numbers as would assure a large and respectable business. What Brook irujiiiem: in Augus Gi .318.49 1. tttmiiiouiau uas any amendment, I shall be willing to accept of any he mar offer. Aid.

Hopes I heartily thank the gentleman for tun. otnT, niMl I tk.i .1. nieauy iiiurease. Our merchants and other business men are beeinniuff am. iHcnaraBoc xneir capital is $500,000.

Did ho give any reason why he put them down at one fifth of their capital AM Ttrinoo ITn nnva nnwaconn. .1 a 11 a failed to divide decent meu in tho Board, and Balnnnp ,1 ioto liaJ's in a Name lyn wants is au ample and convenient pro SOHKOEDER, Bespeclf ul'y suhuiiitod. jyoj.oiu) ima imn 01 me city. and as they gradually grow in wealth they improve thfiir ntryrnn. iiifranuo fhoix The Aldermen yesterday received a me uvmiiDuu, uub Bliejr uociiuuu to pay even on that small amount.

tlie Corporation Counsel had the sat', sfaction of finding the leading among his vision aepot, where farmers, gardeners mu, uu resolution ia of fered in the interest of the oity, but I hope he will be equally consistent and see that nothing is done in this Board whirl, Ib nnt lairnl tv. T. oiui.no ui kuuub, aiming to them both in quality aud quantity, as well aa in varic niii.ii.njcu 1110 tumpany pays lour par HAROLD, Secretary, IK'nipsieiul. L. REAL BRONZE GOOD3, Belli 3t' controller.

Ordered on file. A NEW BOII.EK WANTED. A rnmvniinln.i:. .11 morial from sundry residents of Butlsr street between Fifth and Vanderbilt avenue, nrav II. Ii opinion thnrn am Mnn, Itiinn.

n.n. 1. 1. 1 1. butchers, and their cusiomrs can meet and make their sales and purchases.

Let us have aOHOIR ANN'S (IN THE HWIIIHTC earnest defenders. The legal que atissae was referred to him, bv a vote of eV r' ilfi.n tn uurji. iu im uepusuors, anu tne oans do not pay anything, and therefore, if the Trust Company Bhould be CnniiWl'iMl in imV nil tvnnln titer nnl.l uu uuru wmcn, to Bpeaa vulgarly, cannot hold water, aud therefore I hope we tlhall nil lint thn ing that the name of that i nf thn atroot. ij. xuw icuus lui juzo iraae aaa more and more to give what business there ib here to our own merchants.

This necessity stimulates everything, leads business men to take incr3ased ventures, and to resold to those legitimate dovices in tho way of advor 1 tin IT tn nrtlifll llta1ll.Tnn 1 1 this, and let the tumble down rookeries he, The regular Tuesday and Friday evening rohear sal? for the season of lf 72and will begio on TUESDAY September 24, at 8 P. M. ladies and Bcmlein'u OTttit. I thinlr. linWAVt.

thnir nmiM I. city rrkB, calling the attcntimi of the Board to the IieCCHHirv nT i. to three the three dissenting members beinf 7 ouiu op.nL tut me geutioman rrom the seventh, and watoh oloBely all that is done In this Hoard might be changed to Eose Hill Place. This it quite a liberal amount. Tltn mntlAti tn vntn t1.

m.tt ti. "di hastened to their final and desirable fall larger u' jiui 1111110 uaMunuui 01 tne city iiall. Deferred to Committee on Lauds and COMPRISING ijiiuu vuiccs, Qosirous oi assnclHtiiil? ttietn i.lvos Willi invltod to apply by loltor. to JOHN il. LOKF.TZ, 67a Fulton st.

sel7 TuTh.tS bt juic.i.fcu,, uuu eiuorprcuiHg traaes ttlPTl flVPrvwbpro hnva roannrnn isuiiuings. mi, uimioi uid rmaimg uuu mittee was then carried. CONTRACTOR CLABk's PAILUnE TO BE INVESTI The Force in Debt. seems to us is a highly ridiculous request. Butler street was Butler street, is Butter street, and should remain Eatler street.

Tt. is tr io CMT. During the past two or three years wo have felt this disposition to uo greatly on tho inM ease. 0r fi0 JAMES' CHOIR LADIES AND THE FEUMs BTE5F.T LITIGATION. Tim Wyhe himself, Dunne, of the Sixth Ward, and Coffey, of the Twelfth, Dunne imparied a fiae flavor of ridicule to the discussion, by stating that he was compelled to vote no, because he desired an investigation into the business of tT ffOntlptnnn nlallti.

tn A day nnito witli thij orffaniation. nnit or two Einee the Chief of Police umns have given ample proof of this fact. As this also tboso desirous of loinintr thn Mr nl in juiuing mo class in Counsel rcceivca irom mo corporation Aid. Bergen It is well known that we havo a Counsel for the Board, and for one, feel in favor of respecting him and referring 11 to him, and then, ir ha haa any donbt, he will refer it to other able and competent authority. I therefore move that it be referred tothe Corporation Counsel to oBtain his opinion on the BUbJect, Aid.

ltiohardaonI second it. Aid. Ropes I second it. A1.1 Wltn i CLOCKS AND MANTEL SETS, cviueuuy natural, ana not spasmodic, comes GATED. Aid.

Ropes offered the following: that the name of Butler is not a remarkablv are reauestcd toapply to Mr. p'lTZHUGH, at the church. (whose only duty in the matter was, probably, Office of the ATToiiN'E and Counsel, 1(5. 1S79 to put the order of the Comaiisioners uciuia ui niter oaturaay ovenlng rotienrsals or Sunday services, or at his residence, 238 Lafayette av solOSf TuThiS popular one, politically, or in good odor just uUejt.o diuij luuiuanuu ui a contiuueu increase frr the fuaire, we have vouUred, at tho risk of a considerable addiUcn to our eurrent expousea. to wtiH, iu uutuuur, 1011, a contract was entered into with Edward Clark for the removal of night soil.

nffal Jtrn frnm th. .11 tue oince 01 the Corporation Counsel, and had into bad grammar and circulate it i innd an Tothe Hon. the Common CoitiuU: HlTNTT.IIxrvu m. i now; Dut rrom tne tone of the memorial 1 gi. GEORGE'S CRICKET CLUB.

t7? iU1 jjiuHtrui onjargemenc. we dirt tlllB WlMl in nnnflrlAnt il i it. v.nj uis idiiu ui uuo year; ana Wnoreas, For Bomo reason or reasons not fully ex STATUARY AND GROUPS. edict in regard to the debts contracted by aim me cuamnc cnaraotar nf thn, nam. Th suit 01 wuuiei uauagner against rauea to have his Virtuous cur.cwlt rewarded.

Surely there is hope for a community when Dunn becomes an investigator and a reformer "ju" i uujio uuvo ueen lmormed today that tho Corporation Counsel has been seen Tgreat sensation to day by certain parties in the intoreat of tha Vutni Rnirn tm in 17 aoBuiauue ui tuo enterprise thus displayed in an active and growing community COUld nnt fail in atlmniata on vinitt luiieu to penorm nis contract, GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND AGAINST "uiiiyu wnicu were caimea uy the plaintiff for labor and material by him ill 0mtiuin nii.l 1 a 1. 11. inemDers or tne ponce lorce. This edict was very fiercely worded, and declared that m. i uio ui to great expeme, made larger hnnnnon nf tlin aononr.

at ntill. nnt suggested in the place of "Butler street," we may fairly be persuaded that the dividual business, as well as add something to the aau I'eins fcireot, oeiore zie worn WAR (1 RflTlr nim.1 a i manor, anal bopo. therefore, it will not go there, for the publio will cnnRinnr it. thnn nnthttii, Knt WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Septomber Hand ID. ill ThnHntniui The indication of the times are all in the di hereafter any man who mieht be com reason for desirine a nhanon practicing what we preach tQ others.

Thus when wo "ucu uy resomtitu ti your ttonoraoie Body, wbb tried in tho City Court, on the 10th day oi the present mouth, aud aftera fall he ring raBulted ia a judgment for the plaintiff for $2,197.64 damages and HUM'. IS OB THE MATCH, $1. Can be obtained at JOHN C. FORCE'S SHADES, sel2 7t 153 Pioirt'lont st, Brooklyn. plained against as one who refuses to pay his A JOB.

rlnnlh.ii a.Ma.U. i a political or a business one, but a sentimental etorefl in nnlnrcrA tho vnrintvourl nnolitt. i i 1 KTV 1 noBlro snouia go to tn a hoot lanrnaa In 11An1.1 just debts, or "ridicules" his creditor when to rf sort, above all things, to judicious methods of ad rection that party lines have ceased to keep good citizen apart when they re organize a common antagonism in insolence, vulgarity and venality. The effeotnal snubbing mHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE This whole matter naviuff been heretofore undor "iijw.ijsa hucu mta as Mr, Vau Cott or Judge Reynolds, and so that tho opinion will asked for a settlement, will be promptly dis one. The houses on Rose Hill Place would not be rented for any more money than those on Butler street, while on the scorn of tmnWn piujjur co iasten ana Keep here the local trade that hitherto by the tens and hun Afnrlll nf IhnnsnnJn 11.

i jl eiisting Between ijuian luttir Kin, is dissolved by mutual consent on September 7, 1S73. itlllVV SOMB VERY PINB GOODS 7 uui uouurauiu uuy, j. JtoapuuLiaiiy i 'J0UT instructions as to whether au appeal should missed, in answer to this a nnhnAmon'a trlfa HUVB iojui nuaii ttppoins one rrom each party. I hope his Honor tho Mayor will be ro annpfaH Tiawa iwnnn)ni4 V. 1 1 avi the manifestations of theie traits aaCH im3 juijgnieutpuid.

benos us a lettar, printed in another column, Jol73t W. mgRIFI 'ETH. PIANOS PIANOS TO RENT OR fOr Sale. On InRfgltmenlc trntn .1... i v.c ui buuuouu9 ui uuiiuth WUTLU ufftB gOIlG to tUC Western District and to New York; or when we ask meu of property, who own valuable sites on Broadway and la ether important localities that are yet loft vacant, or merely covered with old rookeries, to pull and annoyance the argument is all on the side of the name the street alreadv heara ivooi cnuMy, your oueutonc servant, Wm.

C. DeWitt. a 11 wmcn, with a woman keen looifi and a 7 v. uiui iu macier, ana ao is of the opinion that it should be settled. Aid.

ItichardBon I have no objection to the AMer man from the Third thinking that this resolution is of fareri snip lv in fho intcruci n.e ni. secured yesterday afternoon in our local legislative body clearly foreshadows the determination of the people to entrust the A.vau.iriy ouered a resolution taat tue proper a officerB be directed to satisfy the judgment. A If I Ttntmo i i a woman's native incapacity for looking at Hill Place takes considerably loncer tn writn SriJ.I".?, lo rent at MULLHR'S NEW MUSIC STORE. Ko. S07 Myjilo av; tho best place in Brooklyn for reutms pianos; pianos tuned and repaired.

ut. moi uan mures or wnen W6 appeal iu column after column, and for month after mnili. in Mf Cinrtfrta T.ow A 4 1... mo ui but he will excuse mo for thinking it is designed to iiioie man one si ie ot the question, che combats the order of the Chief, and want tn "wjlu not, ai Jif uuuuvuu it wax a irauu trom begmriug to end aud he thought if the matter Wai iUP appeal the Judgment would be reversed. management of their local concerjs to those mail jjuuer ror very lewpersons use the word "street" in direetincr a lnttn Tt.

ia 1 l.i i 'nn i iim. ii 1 1 1' in ii i ii ii i im. in. i. i T1 1 Vl .1 IV 1.1 11UOH1 1 1 fi IV 1 1 I 1.

1.7 f. 1. UTinlliiiiiiiini llia nf RO leiTRVRmniJ I 8TJCOEB8ION OS TWflTTT.TH who in truth represent thorn. The party man VIENNA. th said, while tne was uo aouot tuat the action of the Common Council was taken upon a Vi i aia8Ived by mutual consent.

Tho business ouu mo uaauuittiea iu me Ferry Con pany to bnild new boats, to reduce their rates of fare, to run more frequently, and to give us good ferry houses, we are consistent, and can say to all, "Do sb we do, follow both our advice and our example, and you will ki future have no occasion to regret it." Know, enect, what the Commissioners are going to do about it in the event of p.art ain which have been offered to the Corporation Counsel of that the authorities who originally give name3 to streets are men of verv little in 17 u. iiuiiivioirii iiuu inn SCtUlO thm MlT.1ir4 nf tliA iiM Urm Id nrui. agement which fails to consider this determination in making nominations this Fall, will at "uu wouia 1JK6 to uuur irom mu Aiaer nian of tho Third some reason showing that Daniel CtRllnnlinr ma. 1 1. 1.

.1 RICHARD BRACK NRIDGE, contingencies, which she mentions. power, but once named, a street should keep JOSHUA 11AKU1. TORKTHA G. HARRISON. a puriy to 11, ana wuoiuer uouau not a i Slm U1'0 cilV of Brooklyn.

find party organization on one side and the The case of the policemen, however, is far Sept. 8. 1872. 246, 2, 250 AND 252 FULTON STREET. soUatraATa at "am uls iuforniatiou came irom residents of thn Thij.il ci 1 great body of voters on the other.

uiiiDfliv ifirisw im. stronger than the lady appears to imagine. VTOTICE IS i v. i 1 1 1 Ij 1 1 1 ui i ii 1. VII 1 I 1 1 1 1 A the partnership lately existing between "WILLIAM ira nue as a man should keep his ntrns.

Changes like that proposed by a few of the residents of Butler street only lead to confusion and mistaken. The order is too sweeping, became in the Btreet. They had assured him that if a new trial could be ordoud evidence would he Introduced to b111' were hot correct. Cheap Ijccturi iir. drat place it arrogantly attemph to de3troy the rieht of every man to mnnft nwn af Tlev.

Tr. CnvVr ia entitled to nrflrlii fnr to. Then, if I understand it angnt, uwputo that Daniel (j nas a oiaim againft the city for some amount, hut his judgmont Is A. MUKDKliIi.and HERMAN TECKRITZ. under tho firm of SiyiDfeliL A JECKK1TZ, was dissolved on the hrst day of July, mutual conssnt.

All debts owinc; to, and demands upon tho said partnership are to be received or paid bv William A. Mun deil, who is alone authorized to settle all debts dne to and by said firm. WM. A. MUNDELL, WILLIAM A.

MUNDELL "uontmno the bSstaJiat the same place, corner of Fulton st, and Myrtle av. fairs: in the second nlaea nuts tha n.i?iiimpii In another part of this nannr will during the price of his lecture advertised for Wednesday night to a quarter of a dollar. The Aid. RoTiPB Vrrn 1L.1 ta tt tolra It nr, tl.nt Rewlcei, That the Committee on Health are hereby instructed to proceed forthwith to investigate tho cause, or causes of the failure of said Clark to perform hiB contract, with power to send for persons and papers in order to recover, if possible, from aaid Ctark or his sureties the large expense to which the oity has been subjected. Adopted.

THE JAMJ58 SWtEET MABKET. Aid. Hopes offered a preamble and resolution declaring the James street market a nuisance, and authorizing the Controller to Bell it, and ascertain what steps could be taken to establhh an open market thc e. In moving the adoption of the resolution, Aid. Ropes said: Tho Alderman from the Second Ward a short time ago, took occasion to say that ho regarded the character of the keeper of that market to be as good asmine.

Now, I hope it is I hope It is better, for If it is not as good it might bo better. I hope, howover, that with the oritiolsm of my friend from the Second, and with the help of God, I hope to make it as good as it should be. And, now, as to Phil. Doherty, I am not clear in my own mind as to what olalms he'may have upon the city, but if it can be chown that tho oity must provido for him I think provision cm be rr.ac"e for him in some other way than is done at present. The monthly salary of that keeper is or $800 per year, and fn eighteen months I find, on refei ring to tho Controller books, that $451.50 was the amount turned over to the city.

I do not know bnt what that la right, only it does not aeern so to me I have made A DISCOVERY within the last few daj and I find that since July, in Augnet, the rents have been raised. The total amount in July was $63, In August $104. Mr. TurnbuU from $22 to $30 Mr. Crummy from $10 to $16 Mr.

Strickland from $10 to $15; Mr. Robertson from $9 to $10; Mr. Crc3by remains at the old figure, $4 Mr. Williams from $2 to Mr. Burko from $2 to $10 wagons, etc, from $9 to $16.

Now what ia the reason of all thiB, and why this favoritism Why advance one man's rent $35, another $50, another $500, and others none at all? What, I ask, is the reason of all this 7 Up to July the amount returned by the clerk averaged about one dollar and a quarter and then there were the gan blllr, to fay, and some monthB they would run up to tB4 and $70. It seems to mo that after all that has been Bald about this market, the way in which it has been written down by the newspapers, the feeling which exl against it on the part of the paoplo in that vicinity, and that the Health and Bollce Departments are ready to present it as a nuisance, it seemB to me I say in view of all these faols that it is a place not fit to be continued, for all classes are desirous of getting it away, and I hope, therefore, that the membcra of thia Board will not withhold their aanotion for its removal. It has been said, I know, that a petition wonld bo handed in, asking that it bo retained bnt I submit, with reference to that statement, that this Is not ward a aw, Dir. tliUlt is vu fauau ground if you like. at the mercy of unju3t creditors (of which cless there are still some extant), and in the third constitutes a soit of domes lecture system nas long Been a nuisance.

a card from ex Mayor Kalbfleisch in reply to "An Old Resident," who yesterday reviewed the exploits, recent and historical. BOYNTON'S GAS TIGHT FURNACES. NEW BALTIMORE FIREPLACE HEATER. "OUR FAVORITE" ELEVATED OVEN RANGE, MANUFACTURED BY RICHARDSON, BOYNTON 2S4 Water st. and 1,314 Broadway, New York.

soH 2m STuiTh An enterprising journal is snre to grow with ita locality. The increased wealth and activity of its neighborhood develops its own resources and enlargos its own opportunities. In turn it applies a positive and valuable stimulus to Its locality. The Inflaonco is mutual, and bo the progress of journalism is a fair teak of social and commercial progress. Both the Eastern District and the Times are therefore to be congratulated on tho enlargement of the latter.

THE DEBT QUESTION. Sharp Note from Policeman's Wife. To the BAittr of the Brooklyn Eagle I never before addressed an editor, and know not how, but my heart Is full, and tt must out. I am the wife of a policeman, who receives $1,000 a year for seven dayB' service in every week. He owes no debts, nor do I.

The recent order of Chief Campbell in reference to the payment of debta br nnlin. The reverend gentleman proposes to "ituroarnyAgroed, that there nau oeen a fraud somewhere; but, as the Aldernmn from the Twenty second il. .1.:.. 1 n.ii..iTi.l iwiimju, nmuo iue Aiaerman from the Seventh took his seat in this Board. SenBatlonl As a Bepublican I ought not, I suppose, to have any objection to that, but as a citizen, above and beyond party, I do most solemnly object.

Tho Corporation Counsel was elected by a unanimous vote of this Board, and I am not aware of anything that officer has done, or left undone, that I Bhould subjeot him to a vote of want of confidence on the part of this Board, as would be the case if we authorized the Mayor to appoint two good lawyers, especially after the statomeut from tho Alderman of the Seventh, that the Corporation Counsel haa been "Bees." Aid. Wylie I did not mean it in hi acceptation of the term. Aid. ItichardBon No man knowB bettor than the Aldcimnu of the Seventh what is meant by saying that a man uhaa been seen," and if there is more than ono meaning in that I would like to know ib. He says TBE COBPOBATION COUNSEL HAS BEEN SEEN, and that the people will think it 18 a job, and therefore I do not think the Common Council of the City of Brooklyn can afford to vote down the amendment offered by the gentleman from the Tenth.

Aid. Ropes Supposing the Corporation Counsel has been teen and has given hiB opinion, I havo full faith in him to think that he has given it in conformity with the dictates of his own judgment, and that it was founded upon his own conscience. It is just as good to day as It will bo to morrow, and I think we shall all holinvn that mhatnirnp tin m.v tn thn mnttnr ft. will fit? TUT? viwiuiiiiooiuiirir. COMMISSIONER made it cheap.

That is the first tic inquisition of which the symbol. Ol JURORS, Room No. 9, County Court House, W0B a Party to it. Aid. i.Ant tt.

sten toward the extinguishment of the annua BrooKlyn, September 5, 1872. Notice is hereby given to all persons claiming exemption from jury duty in Kings County, whose exemptions havo not been recorded in this offloe, that tho jury lists for tho of the Committee of Fifty. Mr. Kalbfleisch develops characteristic readiness for a contest provided our correspondent will throw away the shield of the anonymous and reveal himself in his own proper personality TTntil no aB an iiii. ter be referred to tho Corporation Counsel, for his to 'be prope action to be taken.

Alt St008 Bechded the motion. The reduced price rates lectures, as a rule, very near their worth. When nothing is charged for instead of an even pair of scales, is a club. What the Commissioners intended to say is that any man who habitually defrauds his creditors and is found out shall he diHcharrrad i.i Baid from iniormation recoivoa Dy nim from tbe Assistant Corporation Counsel, ho was them, the admission price will not be too high. The lecture system, considered as a whole, is, POPLESS I 'Ponlins will be more than ever popular this soason," But they do not say it, and rather leave it to luu resolution olleieo.

oy vne B'aeimaa from the Ninth, and after some further debate the resolution that the proper financial officers of the oity be 1S'e to so'isfy the judgment, was adopted. Aid. RODes tn, 1,. whn vniAA tn th. thus writes a lady who has charge of a leading fashion paper devoted to the ladies.

A good poplin makes tbe nf nnv nthnr Groods. Thov KM Hnh does so the ex Mayor contemptuously doubts whether "An Old Resident" is what he claims to be. The Eagle has no interest in this issue beyond affording both parties to it a fair hearing. Enual nnnnrtiinifrir ue mrerrea mat tney will hereafter constitute themselves into a court of domestic inquiry of the kind against whose meddling anybody in in its last estate, a fraud. It offers the half formed impressions of men with a "gift of gab" to half informed audiences, among whom it encourages loose thinking, and the sub negative.

3 goodB, aud deserve to be popular amon those wno know what is handsome and economic 1. Messrs. JOHNSON iemoor li, iaa, on or oercre wnicti date all person! claiming such exempUon are required to appear attMaofflca and file satiBfactorr evideuce of the flame, as rexmired law. JOHN LINSKY, Commissioner of Jurors Be5 WOt CITY CLERK'S OEEI BROOKLYN" September 5, llK7i IK COMMON COBKCIL STATED SE8SIOK Monday, AogaBt 19, 1872 The following resolution was adopted Resolved, That the name of "Baltic street" from "Fifth avenuo to tbo city lino and the same Is hereby changed to Park place," and the Street Commissioner is herahv directed to cause such alteration to bo made upon tho map of the renaming and reuumbering streets, and canse the lots to bo reuumbered in aocordanco with tho plan heretofore adopted by this Board. a s5 11' WM.

G. BISHOP. fllt m.i. A fiTAATT, ntWWa 1 flT ui out ui miuorm would revolt. Thn fnllnm1n n.

ai.n.1 n.i Bioner received irum ut.c. fuimw stitution or tne aesuitory iaeas or a pro justice will be accorded Mr. Kalbfleisch and Tne Kings County Industrial Fair. Sthbwt. SnntnmhAr lfl.

1H71 fessional talker for all severe, indepen. be his oonsoientious conviotion of what in right and just. In what I havo said, I do not wish to be considered as wanting in reBpact to his Honor the Mayor, for I know he is honest and capable, but under the ciroumBtances I hopo the araondment offered by the Alderman from the Tenth, will prevail. VE.TAH1NI..1.I 1 To Oie Honorable the Common Council Those who have been in tho hahit nf Aa. nis anonymous antagonist.

Their discussions would command attention, as the consideration of local matters, past or present, is always curious and often valnabln. Tnr thn tTAoof dent inquiry on their own account. The promotion of lecturing, as it is, on the ground that people will get the worth of their mOUev ia an imnncitinn Tf lontnraro nro claring that Brooklyn is too near New York to allow of the success of any creat. ntitemnca 1 would most rospeotiuuy can tne at ten.ion of your honorable body to resolution adopted May 13, 1872, directing mo to make contract with John AMI. AayiOl 1 lUlUA lie Aiueruinii nuai tun udiuuiu aving Btated what in his opinion are tho reasons why lis resolution should be adopted as proposed crii naving stated wnat ms opinion are mu rudBLii XPKESS TO EUROPE.

ft SAUUKnl, no. Wf uiion ai, wuu a i.rgu line OI tneBe goods, of all colors, soltable every affe, and at tho very lowest market prices. KID GLOVES KID GLOVES! At MANNE Fulton street. Ih addition to onr well known and large stock of Kid Gloves, we have opened 1,000 dozen of two button kids in lino shades, at 90 cents per pair large lot of one button kids, in good quality, at 68 cents per pair. Onr Beamless and Courvoisier's gloves, from one to twelve buttons, at greatly reduced prices.

Misses' kids, from one to four buttons, in all shades. Gents kids In great variety. sol ait TulS 2p r. it is enough to say that "An Old Resident" is undertaken by Brooklyn men and dependent naliy. every member of thia Board, but hiroself.

will umm a stone wall arounci me oevoncn fre cinct Station House. Specifications read, to build a wall on the east side of the vard of said Police Station THE NORTH ATLANTIC announced and frank confession is made that feel hound to aee lo it that the opportunity ia not furnished him by our rotes, to cast really one. that he is a heaw tavnawnr. nnA cnieny upon urooiuyn inanstry, will be surprised to hear that the Kings County Indus uouse. All the contractors proposing to do said work bid with tl.

thai thn wall people will not get the worth of their money, that he has an intelligent knowledge of and AN IMPLIED INSULT was to be hunt OD on the nlan. Lrnii rair. wnoRH cifiurH unttii ui nav mr tho a men does not, therefore, personally affect us. But the principle involved does, and also every man who workB for another anywhere. I wish to oall the question un eo that you may diacuBS it.

ght the pUce CommiEsion, or the Chief, to regulate how my husband shall spend a salary. If he earnB It, serving them well, what earthly interest have they in its disbursement 1 Mind you I am dlEcussing tho right, not the might. The plainest kind of a funeral hereabouts costs 175 to 1100. OSo pay Buoh a bill is a long stern chaie on tl.OOO a year. Must the mother, wife and children of the policeman refrain from dying then, for fear that their support may be discharged in consequence, and the loved ones remaining bo left to starve A policeman buys a cow, thinking to make a little money by the sale of milk.

He runs in debt for the animal. In a month she dies. Shall ho lose his situation because he cannot pay his creditor He Btarts his wife in a thread and needle store, with a small stock obtained on credit. The place burns out Must he be seat from his police duties because he cannot meet his obligations Every high spirited mechanio in the land would leave his employer on this issue. But policemen are not mechanics, and therefore loss Independent than theBe having a good trade.

And must they submit I Wame for this Gen. Jourdan. He has before shown himself radioal In his discipline. He makes the Bame mistake which President Grant does. Force is his meanB.

Force made a Maine liquor law to logislate men into temperance. Jonrdan makes force to compel men into honesty. The Maine law was a failure Jourdan will not succeed. The recent order will probably become a dead letter Jourdan a laughing stock and Patrick Campbell not Sheriff. APouokmak'8 Wnrs, u.uitci i.

udiuu0d tuw ui.y, uuu uuuer its present management the whole oity is called upon to contribute toward ill minnnrt. an abiding interest in Brooklyn and its affairs. men uie aoinission tee charged becomes a gratuity or a waste, not a neU.v 1 entirely around said Btatton house, the lowost bid being that of Jno. Brady, to amount $1,400. The ton caption of articles to be exhibited, is already upon an offioe of thin Board, irao is present ai our session, but obliged to remain silent on account of the rules of this Board, which prohibit him from reply in8 Un turers are advertised and announced, not on an assured success.

It is strange indeed Tlifl annntntmnnt nf l1aoaro "fnnnlwrrliom uuiit a wall at the rear oi saiu station house, in length forty two feet, and has presented his bill for navmnnt nfnfiprl tn aiffn. fnr t.lin GAS FIXTURES, that we have not bad an industrial exhibition CLOCKS, and Iiibbv an mnmbnifi nf thn Philarlalnhia the ground mat people will get the worth of their money, but on the ground that some rniite other rraroose is to he fnmnr.i.j Aid. Raber As I understand it, Mr. Chairman, this market is in the Second Ward. Aid: McGroarty, who was in tho chair, nodded his head and 6aid You are quite correct.

Aid. Raber, his face glowing with satisfaction on ao count of the accuraoy of nla understanding, oontinued by saying I think if it is such A TERRIBLE NUISANCE BRONZES, AND before. A city of half a million inhabitants, Ald. Wylie 1 nave neitner emu uui thinu whioh should call forth auch remarks. Aid.

Taylor I do not apprehend that I regard in any other light from what other members regard it, it iv he. the member from the Bovonth, and Centennial Corporation suggests the general reason that the workmanship and material furnished are not in accordance with the specifications and plans, and tho amount of work, as done by naid contractor, is not worth mm while he presents a bill for FANCY GOOD question of the celebration of the One Hun EXPRESS COMPANY, GENERAL OFFICE, No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK. OFFICES AND AGENTS IN ALL PARTS OF EUROPE. "VirDfprlRCEL BATKS, covsrlnga ltraasportaUonand delivery chare i whatsoever, to all parts of Great Britain, Germany, iranco, Bel "Not 8wizrln Denmark, etc.

jot exceeding exoeeding exewrtinse lib. weight, 13lbs.weigEt, 3 wohjnt. 4 lbs weight. Srren.tp,onding!,0owt rhenium tn (rlffs of rates and all information seuUree 5X2n by po.t or otherwise, to the Qjner. al Office, as above.

ssWW 1 v.ummju, that the recourse to lectures is a mp.ann fn i the full wiu iuii ill amount of contract. Plans and specifications amount of contract. Plans ana Bpecincatiom teeming as Brooklyn is with all tho internal arts, should not so long have been without one, 'for as competition is ARMSTRONG 4 BLAOKLIN, FULTON ST, and cor. COURT and UNION STS mil 7 ly ThSATu I hopewe shall bo fouad Hillinj to spew out of mouths a resolution whioh is intended to insult IllUUlJia dredth Fourth of July. That celebration in the Quaker City will take the form of an International ElPOaition.

bnl that, nnrtainlv will it ought to have been removed before this, and I also think we oueht to have heard somnthino. r.nn, th. puuiio woms, which are adopted Dy your Honorable Body, ate drawn np mora in the interest of contractors than In the interest of tho city; in Blmnst avnmt mIAi.nHnn. ara PLUMS. uae life of trade, so exhibition and publicity are the soul of industries.

The Fair, which ine u.unu people cooperatively to contribute to a charity or a "cause" the case ib "bravely altered." It ought rather to be understood in this way or the lecture ought to be by a man exceptionally well informed and competent for any fee The "ourcnlio" isa sworn enemy to plums jbut this sea Corporation counsel. Aid. Wylie I oall the gentleman to order. Ho Li not speaking to tfco resolution, nor has one of the gentlemen who have already spoken. Aid.

BerRen When tho resolution was first offered I did not know but what It was done in good faith but when I saw him rise here and slate that the Corporation Counsel has been seen, tlitm It cams into my owners of the property around that nuisanoe. Then, eir, there is another thing to be considered, and speaking very impressively, he asked: Is it not a benefit to that neighborhood 7 not receiving a reply he asked, Do not the people wast it there, and If tbe people around there think it not exhaust the commemorative patriotism of the country. Every oity, every town should have its own distinctive celebration, more will open at the Rink on the last day of this month, will undoubtedly prove that what ao tu (jive tne contractor uuc half of the work on eaoh contract. I trust that the Committee of your Honorable Body will oarefully ox amino all plans and specifications to be adopted by the Common Council before, having thorn Hied In any d.e son tne marital is giaiwu mm ium iruii. vv aat nas be como of tho wormf The plum makes the riohest preserve of any fruit, and If our ladies will buy their jars of JAS RORKE 4 COo 666 Fulton st, they will lay a delightful and cheap condiment for Winter use,.