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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-22
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FUNERAL OF CAPT j. Il. VAN RANsT.-Thc
funeral of Mr.. Van Ranst who died suddenly on We'd
needay night last took place yesterday afternoon, from
Liz lete redeuce in North 81 st. The procession a. it
novel up Grand.st, headed by shel,ons Ba.d, was
very large and imposing being attended by many Of the
members of the Masonic Benevolent Lodge" Of New
York about 80 Of TIE pupils Of public school No
aud lea &c number OF citizens Oh foot and in carrage
We were informed that the remsins Of deceased were
to be buried in the Cannonst burying ground in Bush
wick.
SUDDEN DEATH,-On Saturday evening be-
tween and o'clock Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, while at
bis store No l44l Grapdst, wss attacked with b. OF
hing which listed about Is minutes, during which
time he was conveyed up stairs to bed) The v)lence
of the attack caused blood vessel TO give way AMI he
died within minutes after. Deceased was about p
years Of oge and was in good health, otherwise than
having bad cold.
SwINpLE IN CoAL.-A citizen states that,
having purchased four tons of coal from certain coal
dealer he ascertsined by measurement after delivery
that il was more than half ton short He also states
that by repeated trials he finds that nine flour barrels
will contain exactly tun OF coal. If consumers OF
coal would resort TO this means OF measuring their
COAL they would ascertain who they should shun
In making their purchases, and in so doing dishonest
dealers wpcld receive their just deserts
DRowNED.-On Saturday morning about L
O'Clock a man named Thomas Grace, residing IN Forty
frstst New-York went on board the Houstonst Ferry.
noet in company with friend for the purpose Of Gross
ing over 10 New York. After the beat had GOT out into
the stream the pilot rnng the bell, for the engineer u
step The two men supposng that they had arrived
across lett the cabin TO ashore ant Grace benz In ad
vance of the other walked of the bow OF the boat and
lis friend WIS following him. when he was detained by
one ~ the deck handr Efforts were made 20 rescue LIN
hut Nithcu avail Deceased has LEFT two orphan dauSh
tiers. horesile in Brooklyn
RopRERY.-Dming Friday night some one el'
footed ON entrance through the ccarwsy into the leah.
or and m ding store OF Mr.. Andrew Hsnc NO. JSp
C;rsn1.t and stole about $500 worth OF leather, win
which they made their escape
Po,,cy.-On Saturday morning boy named
NcC,nris wa, brought before Justice swell eAsrsed
with htyrg stolen pair Of CATERS ana par % nne
ho- The Evening pr viouf from the snowea'e o. az.
NCTsr in Fir.tst The father Of the boy app "a
r. nrt and desired t. be released from surrey OF 80
for TIC nppearancs OF the boy previous chs Il
beirg concerned in robbery OF money 1LaM'i;
was committed for examination 60 - -
charged with disordeEly conduct IN pore 81 -
The fh;rd Ward was TO the County Jsi I2e ~ s
Peter Dunn for being drunk aud disosus''!' W."
sent to the County Jail for i've days
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COIrRT CALENDAR-Tn1s DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY
CIRculr CouRT.-Nos. III, 6}l, 73l, 7Si,
10, 73s to 748.
L. $ Drs1Rrcr CouAr-Nos Is, 49, 90, 81 q, %, %,
90, 81, -.
SUPERIOR CoUKT.-Published on Saturday.
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MARRlED.

o. sa,zrty sTcanE. Sov. % by Rev Dr. Fsrr WILLIAM
y HcNE PHEBE p. ouiy dasss Of Cap Rbst r Cav
Ell n thas city.
A. Fafrld Coan we1nesssy a. T. ~ Rev Dr.
A~afrr. n COLEMAN ESNDf h>0S. 49,. a. i1ra r,
Misc EMMA A, esushisr George Pke,ss, ks, Of fa--ed
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JUMPED OvERBoARD.-On Friday evening
man named Ticknor in attempting to jump on board
one of the Fulton Ferry boats after she had been de-
nched from the bridge fell into the dock and was
nearly drowned. The ferry hands fshed hin out,
however after considerable difficulty.
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MARINE COURT-Be.orc Judge CowLzs
William w. Bowles and solomon Rice at A!exan-c'
McCotter

McCOtter.
To recover on an agreement 10 pant TOT uc-
grSnt sevrs houses near Eighiieths, the agree nst
being ior 500 partly payable IL build ns lot on Long
Ilfrd The work 20 he done II WORK -iiL-As
manner end in reasonable time
In defense il shOwa mat lniefOr Hiatel n-s were
used srd the work done IN On unworknaniIs maun-r:
snd that defendant employed other persons 9 nsa an
40 over scme o the work Il hlso ssit there wss
uTressor able delay that defendant was preTenteh
for period frcIn letting Tire horse. II appeared ao
tist The defendant had pad about hall the conire'
price IN money II,
The Court considered the plaintiff. were nos entitled
20 recover and gave judgment for deiendant' WIN
costs.
William Johnson sgt Abraham /. Cox.
By real estate broker, 10 recover go 10Y 1-l-n
sious in negotiating fer loan Plaintiff says NJ L en-
tloTsd him 10 negotiate lean OF 1890 for bl1-taA'
Re made sn engagement win the Leake and aus O1
rhrn Asy!urn 20 make the Osn, but that tel taroazn
principally in consequence Of Mrs {. beng N EuIOpe
and M c not able 10 perfect mortgsge
Il i denied IN defense thst planfln was eihpiOfol
tut thsr M Cook was and that the Orphan Asylum
without Assigning any cause, refused 70 MAKE inc
This denied The testimony was eohn~t"s vet
DICT fer defendant
COURT OF GENERAL sESslONS-trteS5-heiof
JUDGE BExBE and AID BAz1 and BoYcg
A German named Richard Lankenon was
tried and convicted of an assgE AMI battery Committed
on the person Of Patrick Cassidy, OF Central Village
Conn on the night Of the 81 inst a. which time ne
struck Mr. Cassidy upon the head with sung-enot lie
was remAnded to prison to await sentence
After the trA Ok tss case. the Grand ana Ee'" 'u
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ron were discharged TOR the term Ths Court sicur,f
I'll tbs Saturday morning. when large number OF
proners who hsve been convicted during the NoVosn-
Der tenn Of the Court, viii besen.cncei
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L. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge NELSON.
Edward Crehar, Horace Brooks and Timothy ID. Jack
Ggt. ii 'nry Johnson
Plaintiffs claim 10 be tie owners OF patent
for N improvement in dials for hotels, &C. BY which
the Numbers OF more rooms IN which the bells
lave been rung lie seen end thai deien1ant has n
fringed TIER patent by causing one OF the dlns % ~
Incod In the United States Hotel. lie claims 5000
TIE dcfenEe is that The invention is not original that
Tie new patent in 1913 for IA years was not yady oJ
t.iued g. the Invention was not fully set iorth; eni
list the letters patent were not Tor the sans nVcauon
a. lie original letters pstfnt. Tho case Is on.
SUPERIOR COURT-Baore Judy g DUER
Farley ect Hudson River Railroad Company
To recover damage for injury during coils
ion Of cars already referred to. Verde, Tor plstf
SUPREME COURT-sPEcrM TEAN-Beiorc Judge
ROOSEVELT
DECISIONS
Cha w Trotter sct. John w. Lntson and Almet Reed
Motion Tor attachment Tor not attending, WIN
books and papers, denied, a an order OF Jld5' s
proper MODE 20 procure such at u lance ,-,,,
Hazard Knowles at Augustus Noble ana george ~
Brown
Motion for cCUtinuance o. injunction granted on p%n'
til ii, ing add tic nal security tor damages.
TLoe G. TaimaCr, Pre- iclf ~ North American Trust
c.. az. Ferris Pell and others.
TAe STATE OF Ohio e I. sainc.
Leave granted to file rcmi'ter. Oricsc'i tGat judg
mcut Of Court OF Appeal lie ismant o. rs C1a
q
dred I'M Tweny-.oulthst, former postponed u Jy.A
ult lDt,cr 10 Dec. g.
Before Ju 'ge towards.
Jacob Gilcr at. Mary Cataar1ne Gller
Judgment Of divorce. -
Louisa Warner F. Wa dell act. Chss. Elwari WarLsl
judgment OF divorce.
Frederick W Macon ray AMI or crs az Inon2s war
dell ana Oilers
Motion for receiver denied.
G. a. Wcicr and vile AIT Alfred Moore anil ano.n'r.
Mclcn ;or receiver granted.
CIRCUIT COURT-B- fore JUICE MITCHELL.
WIDENING & Co., ast- John Mcintosh.
IN AL endorsement, alleged by defence 10 be
forgery already referred 10. Verdict FOX aeeaiaa'
Jsrnee NJ Cockerc!t sc, sv. Valentine, j.. and J'hn
3. Ia KIN.
Suit in the nature Of bin in equity, 70 restrain isen
dnn.s from taking proceedings to eWct plNnni 'r4m
horse and lot in Second ev held BY plalt! Is IsnE 20
Valentine. ,,- -.
Complainant says be Tired he premises IN lsio Tor
year ~ $40 with ciause that he ~ ght renew az az
md OF the year for five years noF-il9t ns gave h'c
10 Nh Valentine ihs, he ult tske SD exon ioh anu
he continued 10 occupy aid pay the Tet ~! Feo IcjI
NJ en- the de.endart kin nO.iied him thac he h1t
taken tie premises ara plaintiff must move lat II u
PlirtH presented the lease 20 Nj Na.ecnn olt th9 AZ
re reu, cd 10 execute IT, On the part oil defence u .
- T. plainti hayiDg requested nc lvase - De
reifected before be tensn, q, su.esance jung
ueDt for IlaL:.r.
Alrsrnond Fov ls- ard other1 sst Edwd. hanOTo"Icn
and others.
On notice for slle wii.ch Il defended ~ if ~ on
IL Ground that he was psrtner ~ the nne' hni
rad no knowledge Of Re nctc Tais Il denied Inc
esse IS on.
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MAINTAINING NUIsAScE.-A man named
Grove was fined $50 few days since, by Justice King
for carrying on a varnish mandatory ia the Eighth
Ward which complained OF a. NUISANCE by the In
habitants Of tie neishboThood.
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ANOTHER GRASD LARcESY.-A col0re1 boy
named 1homss Moore yesterday arrested. charged
with Gtoelng ECO in gold CON- the property o. Silncy
hcFar,aD, Colored man living at No. 81 AuthDay-st
portion Of the stolen money traced the po'sss
son Ct q cCord lir, who ma,.ss off vit that che
cdgod i from the accused. Hewas committed 10 await
tTieL
THE RECENT FRAUD BY ENGLIsH PIcK-
tKETs-George Johns n, alias ptiler who, with two
others was recently srretcd charged with fraud Isnty
obtniiiing 1885 from NJ. l.. Davenport. OF New-Ro-
chelle Saturday held TO bail by Justice stuart
to lnswor toe Charge TIE other two discharged
a. better Mr. Davenport nor any Of tho other parties
who hod been fvndled by the proce could iden-
NY them az being particpaors in he fcionous trans
ectcn.
STEALING HoRsE AND GIG.-A Frcnchman
named Almond Simon We arrested on lay and
miited by Justice McGra.h to answer charge Of
Grand brcony, in stealing horse and gig valued at
5000 the property Of Jsc w. Smith doing 6uaes' at
No 3O9 West Tw Dty irs;st. The horse and gig were
found in posscssion Of the accused
BURGLARIEs.-The dwelling No. 373 Fourth
IT. entered ty burglars Il an early hour on Satu-.
day morning ind robbed OF valuable wearing apparel
with which the ascas fed ser having rst cut and de-
stIoyed the lace windowcurtains in the plrior. No
errest
FEtl-st, was entered and robbed. No arrest
ARREST OF BCRGLAR.-A young man named
Henry Williams was with en- accomplce net arrested,
detected, by Officer Archer Of the Firth WaTd in tn
a.; Of breaking into the grocery Of Henry Meyer
ner Of Harrison and Hudsonsts. at o'clock, on sun
day morning lie arrc5.ed snd locked sp by Justice
Osborn ior tria. lie had with Linn when arTested an
iron crOwbar.
FURTHER ARRESTS OF BURcLARs.--TwO
young men named Geo. Forbes and Henry Boyd were
a1e tei On Saturday night charged with burglary upon
the premises OF VIM Bennett No. "a James-st, from
which was stolen jewery 10 the value Of 500 The
prisoners were committed 70 await trial
fAdTsrii-ersnt)
~ THANKSGIVING will take from the town
hunoyeds OF persons who that high festival TO meet
their relatives Let without taking his OF er
port-s present Splendid premium pictures taken BY
hooT any weather, at No. $50 Broadway.
tAdssd-enentJ
A NATIosAL NEwsPAPER.-The American
Union this week contains three original American Sto
ri hsfs dozen lbe Sketches, choice original Pc try
fditOrtls Tbonghts aDd Facts, Nes all the Musical and
Theatrical intelligence Of the day items f0r tho curious
AID column for everybody No continued stories ad
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Leonard, Of the Fourth District Polce, arrested Eve
email boys ior petty thcvng which busnes appears to
be carried on pretty extenvcly in some parts Of Eat
Brooklyn to the great annoyance of the nhabitant'
They generally go about gangs and take everything
they easily carry of especially empty boxes and
Larrels which tey ii pose Of at OF the
unk-shop- and then divide tha proceeds. Those ar
rested were inprisoned for few hour and then ds-
charged Should they again be taken into cuatody how
ever it is not kelly tia; they VIII .arc quite well.
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" Thanksgiving will take from the town
huneds OF persons who go that high festival TO meet
their relatives Let 90 without taking his OF her
portrait as present Splendid premium pictures taken By
kooT in any weather, at No. S53 Broadway
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Dee. 1888 Inc ll00O5 Inc. 2,70s Inc. 1859
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles LEFT ut
,idewrtor. from the commencement OF navigation to
the l4th Nov, inclusive during the years 1851 and
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SEHzoS TO Thy MLrARY.-The pastor OF
Of the South Szih-st Jersey CIy) Methodist Church
preached sermon Of military character yesterday
Afternoon, which ate nded by lie Pollard Quart
In body, BY invitation Of the preacher.
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Dec 43 ie6 rc. sos 2o4 De2, lsl, 353 Inc. 336l5s
The aggregate quantity Of the fsme articles letst
tide water from the commencement Of navigation to
the 18th November Inclusive during the years 1850 and
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NEw PLANK RoAD-A new plank road, ex-
tending from Bergen Five Corners TO the plank road
from Jesey City to Newark, has been completed Mr..
Merse the Sheriff Of the county constructed ii for
tie Company.
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FURTHER ARRESTS OF BURCLARs.--TwO
young men named Geo. Forbes and Henry Boyd were
ae tei Saturday night, charged with burglary upon
the premises Of VIM Bennett, No. "a Jamesst. from
which was stolen jewelfy 10 the value Of SlOO The
prisoners were committed 70 await tria.
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Boston, where she he's been about a fortnight She
,,ys her hair was cut Of and che Tor the FIRST t' pat
IN The ponaloons. Ills was done at her own request
!. order ttst her parents should No: find her After
appearing in ter rev dress, she walked out with conf
ssnce !, was then decided that they should quit the
sote, where hey had been, and take new ioigings.
qbe maj went to another hotel, and the woman tos
tc.rdnghouse After getting the place in the clothing
store. she was placed where shc last boarded and
,hers she rern.ned when detected. She was dressed
II black pants, round jacket dark vest, and wore
Kossuth hat and feather.
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The export of specie for the week and for

The export Of specie for the week, and for
tie yeer IL follow;
Brs Bolivar. venexuels, doahloous. tSses
Steamer Afrca. LIytUooi American goh..... ioi 81
Steamer Humboldt Bsvre, American gold. .... 2lSoD
French erd ether Elyr!. 8U
Totsl fiom Nov IS to Nov S................ egssSo
Previously reported. 3Su,sSi
Total for
Another steamer is nearly due from Califor-
FORMS. and by the Of tho private letters By the
Last beet she will have u very large amount Of gold
In Domestic Exchanges there is fair busi-
ness doing. There large. amount Of bills coming
sorwsrd from the South and West, drawn assinst
shipments Of Gotten end general produce. and tho
eesnSes Of southern and Western Bankers are again
GcoTmalsting.
Land Warrents are rather drooping. with Q
decline in the l6Os; the smaller Warrants. hoveyer.
are steady.
". BuImPreeA seHcs rr.ces-
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ARREST or BoARDNG-HoUsE THIEy.-A
fellow named VIM. Shepard, slias John Jackson was
yesidey arrested by Officers Deyoe AM Keeie OF the
Shiefs oEce charged with being boardin hou5e thei
nappesrs that the l4ih inst, he called the house
NO 9Ol4 Murray t., ana engaged board, paying al the
ume the money in advance tor one weeks board in lieu
Of giving rc.eren 0 which was asked Of aim. On that
sane night he open aud ided the csrpet6sg of Mr.
Alex Dunn, OF 500, and then made his escape. Pre-
oas TO this Transaction this same fellow had played
similar game q, house in Murrsy.st, from which he
ssed OF about $50 worth of clothing Whom arrested,
had s5 in Bis pocket, but il has since been sscer'
'ned that be recently deposited $50 In ae selens
sssinss Bank. Wslst IL lie probable that he has been
sHng GA depreiStions Of this kind at other houses
INC such Is the case hose who have been robbed by
nun wi! do well 70 call the Office Of the Chef OF Police
mo identity him lie is said 10 have lately been imported
u0n Loneon. The Chief OF Police locked him up.
CHARGE or GRAND LARcESY-A boy IL
sn egg, named Patrick Fitzpatrick. living in Brook
XVI was yesterday arrested by Officer Hanblin Of the
5 lc ard. charged with having recently stolen 10
Zen OF SILK hsndkerchiefs valued AZ SIS from the
~. 1 o. hr; George w. Young. No 10 Wllam-st. lie
"'a'wer the charge.
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PopRrRY.-During Friday night some one e.
ected on entrance through the cearwsy into The ea
r "a &, GinT store OF Nj Andrew Hs.nc No. %
CrsnJ.t and stole about $500 worth OF leather, wit
which thew made their escape
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ARREST or SUPPOSED RloTER.-A man
named Michael Mcmahon yesterday arrested char.
cd with having been of the gang engsged in riot
The corner OF Dry DocA and llthsi the evening Of
Sunday, the i4ih nst He aso stands charged with
@seult end battery upon the person of one Wan Stuart
committed al tie ne OF the riot lie was held for ex
animation.
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Sales bp Auftion.


\ UCTION.-The subscriber will offer
N for sale at public auction his Stors Ia c.A..l
h-uis County. N. J.. on WEDNESDAY. Aus H. a. l.
O'Clock NJ OF that day. all his Real Estate the C'1,v
Mos, Consisting OF the following described property TO
His Iron Works consisting Of two Rolling Ma ana a
Fore with two hles, with the Tact OF Land az
ainre about Forty five Acres OF Land hroug which the
Morris and Essex RailT ad passes within @-1h Of
nile, ahd on whirl ALT three Dwelling HO -
nun b,r OF Lys fronting the Railroad Depot The Mills
AND for.e are IN good order and the Rolls aud Tools will b.
soid with the NJ lie and Forge
Aso Lot Of Lano the Morris Canal within eighth
Of mile OF the Rolling Mills which a Steel F,rna
agood Dwelling HoUss and large and connOdious Sa1n
and Dock ell IL good repair
Also, valuable Mine Of Iron Ore Known the swedss
Mine within three miles of the Works. with the Lot
inch II IL opened, containing )ne HundTei sud Eighty
ven Acres the length Of vein the Lot abou, thirty
chains
Also, Wood Lot adjoining the above Mine Lot pat in.
ing Two Hundred ano Seven Acres.
Also, lot Of Fam Land In the village OF Rocksway AMI
fnn'ng the Railroad and Public Highway, containing
about Tiy Acres.
Also several Houses and Lots the village Of Rockaway
Also, lot OF Farm and Wood Land the village,
talD'ng ABOUT Bety Acres.
Like wise, about 80 Huadred Acres Of Wood Land in
parcel the village Of ROkswsy and another Of
Seventy Acres and TIN Of Fourteen Acres
An unusually favorable opportunity will be presented fr
safe and profitable investment Of capital
The conditions OF sae, which will be very liberal and
comor sting, VIII be made known the day 4 sale ad
previously application by tier 10 the subscriber, y de-
sired The attention OF capitalists and mechanics Is
heited. JOSEPH JACKSON.
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i1aintins, &f.

ZINC Warranted pure.--
= The NEW-JERSEY ZINC CO. Warehouse No. "
Deys prepared TO supply their Zine Paints st The io
loviag prees.
No ! Waite, ground IL oil, 20. per pOauS.
nc. White, ground In OIL Sc. ger pound.
nc. White, ground IN VI, 70. per pound.
Brown .rd ack, ground In OF. SO per pouzk
Dry Wbito 81 ZHe, Sc. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Atss thorough Europe GHd the United sssss< Ass
been found retain s heaut protective qualities oAesi
Gn AM other paint Fof Wilderness and bTaney II Il uH-
syS!ed u q Zee hon al poisonous properties - eonnos
and sAns % Other pIe1t. Viii sOVereqoe weighs
hon 80 % res pcs cent space ,hsn ieao and Is nero
Dge much cheaper - the CONSUMED As inside Peiot
will DOT turn yeoS, when exposed 70 the ,upburow
$3.50 Of coal rs the oul air OF shps Their White Lss
sound IN vanish produces the pOrcesin nnlsh rhsu
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
10 .o- hour fonD hard 400 solid metallic coating sFoa
~Ood bes hoo and other neso surfaces, rcrsrksoS
fOT hei 6fepUof prop-r.. Taey are specially sdsptst
of U@ine purpose bavipg been found 90 eIst the soro
clos souoo o. salt Sser destructive 20 othG painn
Dealers supplied on liberal term, ny
MANNING souIER. Assrts No. Is Deyst-
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Commona,y the City
Of New York, relative 10 III. Extending or CASAL-sT, tho
said city, straight hoe, until inter--cts WALKERS ST.
the widening Of WALKER ST. sud City tn. uorthsy sss
10 torn street OF Eve WIDTH Rnssrs
Omuse Waller and Csnalsts into the Pubic Notice
hereby by the Mayor, Aenn-n and City
OF New York pursuant TO statute such made and dad
that The ad s Mayor Aldermen and Connonay Of the City ~
New orb intend 20 make Application the Supreme
State OF New YORK SPECIAL Term the Court held
the City Hall Of the City OF N-sYork SATURDAY oh
August, 1882 opening Court on that d.y or
amendment OF the original appointment Of Of
the lands and therein and described
% BE- taken the improvement intended By the above entitled
mises shall conform RESOLUTIONS Council
passed July 18th, a6l and which ad Resolutions follows
Resolved, LIST That Csnsst b. extended
OF The same width as no" 70 Orange 30 That tho north
eastery line OF canast extended be continued drt
nusd aud Orange, Walker Mulberry be opened pubic
3d. That Walkers, nom Mulberry Ludlow
wdeusd the northery side, To maze Wsst be~eea
those streets seventy i've eet width fh That the nouhsr
side Of such widening Of Wsher st. be continued direct hue to
and that the hand lying con
tnued and Ludlow and Dn ss b. opened pubhc strset
That souhery line O Walker continue.
hne Rutgers and the land lying
continued and Division Rutge. sta opened as public
9TH That the norhery u- the widening WALKER
bert continued direct hoe East Brosdsay and that ais
the land yns between the line further continued and Es Broad
omed by the intersection OF Centre Wsher Oranss aEa
Canal extended be opened
Resoh ed That the Danior Ertenus Cna- and Widening Wall
ker as directed oy resolution OF TIC common toancl
by the Mayor the sh day MAY lss be altered
conform an the Resog0ns and that the
directed
have the pending Supreme
Court under the said Resolution Of the 9th May sadsS
effect the said plan hereby altered And
said the Mayor, Aldermen and Comnonaty Of City Of
York further that at the and place Aforesaid ep
msks Application or the r-apponnsn 81 the present Com
proposed 10 be anendedDatsd New YOfk. July ~, 1888
Jy9StoAusH HENRY 4. DAVIES. AttofnsS.
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The Pennsylvania

DITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
l. Goal Company s prepared % deliver % i9inines IN
any rsrt mi. civ Bro6klyu and Mansburgh from s
Canal Boats ana several Jsrts the various nSe' OF in
Piitstou Coal which Is superior Anthracite Tor domestic
use Apply II the yards. Of l4thst and sth ~
We-.t near Morton At the foot OF Goyerne1r 81 asst
River; loot Of North lO WiIisfn,burgh foot Of Gold.
ST. BroCkyn, At Tie oee OF the Company corner Of