New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-24
CITY TIE ms.

iNntpsfs Ssnctry II
TIE CHoLrzi.-The whole number OF cases
Which have occurred =, the Quarantine sioce the sr
va Of the yr Tgr. have been los Of which 50 died
and 20 were discharged cured OF tbsor. 50 cases oe
eurrcd snoug the passengers oftae New York. and p
Of tha, number died OF the cid inmates Of the Hos
pitsl % were 'ssen sick snd - died.
Tax FREr AcaDENr.-The examination OF can
commenced. We learn ths, s4o scholars we're evan
med in The course Of lsst week
BESEFIT Or TIE DRlN.ric FUNp.-The ben
eft OF the Dramatic Fund which Is to be given n the
Aston plscc Opera House. vii come OF in the early
part Of rex; month From presen, appearances I, will
be the most splendid affair Of the hind ever witnessed
10 ihis City. Ia addition 70 FoSSEsr and MAcKxApr.
both OF whom have signfei their willingness 10 per.
form there will BE- Burton. Brovghsm. Hsnblin Shaw
Blake Mitchell Gilbert Barrett, Bass Bishop. Bisess-
can't. rrpH, LsooTde Beuedett and Psfr-nesriy all
the Drsms,ic and Operstle ,slen, Of the country
FIRE.-The premises 10 Peck slip, occupied BY
David : Brown as soap and candle mandatory Wa
slightly injured BY FIRE shout O'Clock lsn night.
TIE JERSEY CITY FERRY ..ror n. rrssr.
ME"ss EDITORS We perceive BY repor, OF
the proceeding. Of the Common Council ths, the sub
sc OF the lease Of the Jersey City Ferry Z. before
them for action We trus, therefore that the gifts Of
our own citizen. will be protected and that every I'D.
vantage allowed to residents OF New Jersey In the way
of Communication will be allowed At present one
10 allowed TO commute a, this Ferry residing ~ thS
CITY. Why the Fathers Of our City have long al.
lowed this glazing disparity exist cannot ssinA
We hope. however, they will have IL reeuned before
renewing the lease There ia saother subject that calls
Tor sction Formerly persons residing IN New Jersey
allowed Ia commute for a. short . term a. one
month =. soon, however, as they reduced the fare
from cents to {. the Company refused to awe com
for Ices than months, thereby dsprving the
working classes particularly the sewing girls many OF
whom reside In Jersey City of the advantage of the
reduction Let the renewal Of the lease b. coupled
with the condition Communication for a single month
BY any person whstever for al per month che yearly
commute IS s0) ,nd thus place the poor and the rich.
the resdent Of this City as well s NewJersey on an
equal footing. GssGosy.
vAGRAScY Judge Edmonds has sent in the
following letter to the Mayor
NEw-YORk, January =, 1913.
pyas Sra By recurring to page. 81 ant So accompany.
iuS pamphlet tho Pr-seniment OF the Gr-Dc Ju'y you
tary, 75 ara illegally cesined By the Revised ss'm'.s
Vol 2 SOS 81, n II enacted ths henevrr The
before them that any person within the county 10 which
such court or office shall b., 10 ilegsy eonhn,d and re-
sua ned In hs liberty shall be tho duty OF such Court
officer writ % hdbods corpus eeyto,dri for he
relief, although Position b. presented application
made Tor such wit" From his you viii re Oily perceive
" hattie my GUY In the premises
lhive delayed is execution thus far partly fom other
agemens but msoy from regsd to The consequences
OF a. To urn oose upon tho community al
moment lsrgs Der OF persons who have been
expressed 70 be ~ NJ 10 be large may seriously affect The
pubic peace To di.cherge this nc-msrt season, 90
who 1csPsh ~ siug - thsrns- YES sy
uhici UPON them sm0agt u individual suffering an
les. some provision be- maze for them know II other
mo fe OF aevisng the evils which may f0w NON the per
ounarce Of ibis duty part Than by call
ing your srnon H. the Chic Mas OF The Guy
hs th.t the City auiho ice msse suitable pro
vision therefor Ia my present Intention 10 commence he
J. w. EDMONDS.