The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-06
Varieties.

street, Ponghkeepsie, by which a building was
sumed. During the fire Mrs. Manning. who was in
the house al Joining, became alarmed that she was
attacked by sudden disease, and died in lew hours
The aue in the steamboat Uncle Ben. plying on the
Arkansas collapsed on her way from Little ROCK to the
mouth of the river Charles Jones, Of the hands,
was killed.
A boy by the name of Fisher, "a son of Mr.. Fisher
who resides in Madison place. whilst playing on the ice,
the public garden, Boston, on Saturday afternoon,
fell through and was drowned.
Petitions ore in circulation west praying the legisa'
ure allow the railroads to freghts all seasons
of the year. The petitioners state that they believe the
privilege would operate benefcally upon the business
Of the country.
man named Thomas Henderson, was murdered in
Montgomery county, Md, last week.
committee has been appointed the part Of the vii
lage Of Black Rock to communicate with the Common
Council Buffalo and to take other measures to provide
for the embracing within the limits Of that city, the
whole the upper rart of the village OF Black Rock
he number Of passengers that arrived at Baltimore,
from foreign ports during the 1916 was as follows:
From Bremen $3.50 from Rotterdam, 663 from Amser-
dam, l62; from Havre, 326 from London, l72 from
Liverpool, i66. Total, 9,9il.
Mr. Thomas Wright, of Albany, committed suicide in
by the idea that he Would lose all his property and BE-
duced to want, that he cut his throat
The saddlery of Messrs. Jennings Watkins, Mem.
$4,000.
new depot is to be erected at Worcester, Mass SO
arranged for station Of all the I'VE rail
roads, which already to enter that town The
main or centre building to be 100 by 80 feet with wings
upon each side 240 feet in length by feet wide making
the whole length of the building 600 feet
The ceremonies in honor of Major Ringgod and Lieut.
Cochrapc in New Oreans the city authorities the
sum of 49, which ordered to be paid without he
station.
Some of the German farmers in Pennsylvania have
notion that every nineteenth winter is so mild that farm
ers can plough nearly all the The last they
was that of 1918, consequently this must be one.
A large stone mill, belonging to sylvsnus Holbrook
situated in Northbridge, Mass, was entirely consumed
by Are last Monday. The building and machinery, in
connection with mill adjoining, which saved, were
insured for 900.
The value of exports from Detroit last year, the
growth and manufacture OF the State, was 81 $4,000
COURT FOR TIE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs.-
Thursday, Dec 31.-Mr. Spencer, from the com
mtee Of the Court for the Correction of Errors which
instructed 70 inquire and report to it, Us presen.
session, whether not its existence will terminate WIN
the present year or, whether it continues ana may
ton of the Court Of Appeals under the nav
and provisions be made by law for tronmerr'px o .d
pending in it to such Court OF Tnn,;a
long report to the effect that the Court 10. e a.. Nh
of Errors will continue in existence until tne nrs non
day of July, 1917 and that ougnt no. s v iS =,
consistently with its duty, cease the sAe'o'' u ~ ''
cial functions at an earlier Day
A New science.-A. M. Arpentigny,
Paris has by new discovery given me hnsh'ns sIme 70
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his hm given the Flushing strose to the SCIENCE
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