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8nsinsss Noitres.
=. n.Ts stood the eleetion wonderfslIy.

Vxoxfe HATS stood the tItttIOu NUDItrIhIIy,
-. ~, the head. Of Maine Law men, knor .Sothios.,
49,, :, ID, mocfss tod tbs not few Of tbcm
n, he tesat which pect-d called fir dur
,nsuts Pers~ns who wish 20 exsuse his pres
~, ~, and styles hsve only TO call either OF bis
-. Ma So Broadway No ~ Va ton-st where the
1900 s,o gill he 10 Gbd something supesr aud
ssDt & tie way of Pu Of toe foes quality. eomsfsias
vtefcy,.es Mufs 'ufs Gloves &c.
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DIED.

CORLUS shrewsbury J. Wednesaay ga Inst, at the
rsv Henry Haven, Rachel Coyia In tho
SOth CT hersge -
The steamboat Thos HsSht Peekp II o'clock tAl,
hing
CIARK-on ga Februsry short lines Mira Rsbsoss
Cisrk, aged so
Her n ends spd those daughter Mrs Phese Dapspae sad
gandrs william George James aud Andrew Dupisose aud
H. respectfully to attend her funeral the resi-
dpce ether son, VIM &. Dupignse, Ne go Water
Friday "a ifst tap NJ With ut further invitation
HARRISON On wednesday I'D inst, Arthur Harrison assd
SO
b feod Of the family respectful, invited attend thu
funeral Friday afternoon 2h last O'CLOCK, nom dis sts
residence, No. M,t-st .
tesv Broohyu Capt Thsmes Howard aged "a years aad dsy
OF bis ae life most able and accomplished ship
and well Known leading merchants In the early yeas
OF the present century.
o'clock, without further invitation
KIP bis residence 10 Rhnoheck Dutchess Co. the i8h
inst, Henry Kip In the 9th year OF bis age.
KIPP 2lst late residence Mount Pleaant
WeschesteT ~ y reict the late John kp god a.
The friends and relatives Of he family invited TO attend hs
funeral the endS meeting house Chappsqas on Friday h
Feorusry, at II A. 81
PETERSON TUESDAY Feb a. AntOinette, wife ofGsorss y
Peterson, ssed 81 years
The and equsntances OF the family invited 70 aeai
the residence, NO Zi
2ith inst ct O'Clock. .
kEED- On usdsv morning 2 February In the Ta year Of
age Elizabeth W Reed wis Of MI Abser Reed late OF
South Windsor, COM.
from the rdence of her inav ssmae ss No os West
qhhteerthst The eld o. the family respectfully ayited %
attend without further Initiation - . 49, .
sAEFOYD- ON "Wednesday morning Feb % Emile, eldest
eauEhter harss Sanford ssed IS 7ean aud moa rs
will take place Thursday sd lust &c from
the father No 1888 West Thirty oecoad Fac
lends family respectfully invited 10 attend without tar-
tbsr nSc Her emsDs will be taken Greenwood Cen'seJ r
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.BROOKL wv ITEMS.

THIE,sT BRooKLrS PoIsosIsG CAsE.-Coroner Balyes-
terdsy commenced into the circumstances
Of the death Of tEe Dunkirk and Weidmeister who
found dead in bed at their residence the corner of
Ross and Wythe SITS morning, some three weeks ago
As both had retired the ening previous in good health
supposed they had been poisoned and hence the in
quiry. hrs. Maria kTich. German Lady, with whom
they boarded testified that the evening before their
death, Dunkrk came home between and o'clock and
Nedmsister about hall past ~ Both intoxicated
when they in and both slept in the same bed Sons
eight days previous deceived quarreled with each other
returning from work and Dunkirk who was the small
est Of the two threatened subsequently to lick Wedmel,
and asked the andady what she would do she found
Of them dead. She answered that she would INFORM
against the survivor lie reoined that he would lex MN
II he transported the river for H. This CONVEX
sson took place two evenings before DunkTk ded ths
other lay in ksd Of torpor for two days when ne Also x
pred The situation was discovered in the morning by
the lsndlady who thought they ,ePt rather hter than
usual and went up wake them There was no sieye IN
their in any Of the adjoining rooms 20 tha tne
death could not have been caused by gases IRON coal
FIRE DR. james K Chiffon Of New York, was also sworn
and bis testimony goes to show hst there vas arsenic IN
tho stomach Of the who died rst about two grains
In the stomach Of the other he discovered no poison The
invsstigsiioa wss here sdjourued unsll Friday
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I
ISL Iss,: 90 SAM I'm SPIN
LECTURES, MEETINGS ADJUSTMENTS, nc.
sn,ksrEss Rr.pMe-Prof Hows-UniyeI.ity 7iP.M
,y GssPS
HoAsp OF ALpIkMsS- City Hall JPN
T6ht rrssssy..,ss ShuIsG I
iollS As II FLIES and Temptation at Wall.ct. n
nlDsuMNEa NeHT's DExAM md Antony a, Broadway
T.oIE TOMS eASs, ?; H." Not cs;HSS P MINaiIOnaL
ss %iGs
ssw;Yosk AsrnIInrArss- sqassW.a-s7 BGwsIy7 ?
BioiDwAr assaeESs-Gpi@sls BSsy 10 a iSP N
e Ras
s.nHans srysS NILS MIksS g -6S2 s,oaawsy ard
Coon PRrsoRrPrIoS-Lingeringa hat hour, the other
day in the Court Room Of that Egyptian looking edfce
known under the pleasant OF the TombS we found
enough material for weeks thinking Almostevery other
face tha presented itself at the door study And
the grouping within the railing would have furnished
theme for Hogsrh Old and young black white and blue
Eae and female were waiting TO DO disposed Of Almost
al had strongly marked eounterances marked by
nature, some by fists and by rum Fair little in
tpts lay upon great filthy. brown hands like plucked
nes in a newly turned furrow. Old with frosty hsr
there and two young faces that despite tangled
ueeees and hofiDe toieI reNeaed traces OF no moon
siderable beauty.
Some were sent up" sOme were sent down and some
sent away Ten days for this fne for that
aeprimend for the other one So the pew YVES gradually
clearing when q woman with face like vinegar crses
made her appearance her heart full Of bitterness and her
mouth full Of complaint
well, what is waningl'
AN win your honor be amber giving warrant for me
husband 2"
Your husband7 What has he been doipg'"
Sure and didn't he call me names, and abuse MOI
Did be strike you :"
Indade b. ddnt-its no, the likes o him tina, d dare
H.
Oh no, shall issue ne warrant just 60 home put yosr
am rern nd bis neck promise to be good wife and keep
and your husband will behave himself"
ihs woman went mutterng away, thinking less Of tho
sa'i's probably than did Il admirable remedy
nps0pery sppled-beter than fine orsceIL Thousands
nnea kind word Of reproof Of edmonton. Of advice
uttered By tboss vh6 preside y our Courts would be
ses bar against wrong, than any that keep GU. tbs
ssa from prison cells
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WIZZLAMSBU RGH ITEMS

MALPRAcTIcE.-Coroner Hanford received notice last
evening hold inquest at No 2l6 South Sixth the
body of colored woman ~ years If age named Mar
Jewell who died on Saturday last certificate had been
given by oolored physician that deceased to her
death by consumption 1t thought however that her
death caused by malpractice.
ISQUEsT Coroner Hanford held inquest yesterday
afternoon at No 1877 Meserole st. the infant daught
Of a German woman, which found dead in bed. The
jury rendered verdict of death by suffOcstion
The German Catholic church in Montrose av. is to be
dedicated on Sunday forenoon neIt, at 10 A. NJ
FALLING ISTo A CisTERs About o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon lad son Of Mr. c. Vail while playing in yard
csrner Of Third and South First sta fell into unfinished
estern partially filed with and covered with snow
Mr. John Horon hearing his cries for assistance 10 the
spot ind rescued him from his perilous position.
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s.I.a OF Stocks at Philadelphia. FnIDar, Feb

EIT n 4
Reportsd for The n r. TTGb By Hssss Fay 4 TsoMAs
Ea Bso1d sseO Whining r. r. T. oi s2ooo Psbugh Coup
e. El; $500 PcDra - e3t 1900 do b. 8s3t
FieC do ts ass Iebss C. 10 ej 200 schuylkil Nav Gs
'sa al; Al so Eorristown 6s as bo-n H ego DO, @ 81
81 Co. ;sl,s DO .5wn ssl = 90 ?el aarrl:bu,s r.,
R. s5-s ga. d. ff 80 Morris Canal cash l7i 50 Union
Csna1 b5 ri DBesyer Meadow R. s5 at q DO ~ Nor
rtswB b5 53 Kengcky bsnk sswu lc2 100 Bank Of w.
sc LP 81; 5Gifnd Bsnt, 1876 Western Bsak
Bess.sn BayS.52 Lshsh Nav 7E 100 Reading s'xa 3S
100 LshsA Zinc s5wn "a ~ Morris Canal H.
Second Lbish s. ~ s9t 100 Ssw crs.t ce.i Co
20 Perm r. 1ci tto Lshish Zinc l5wn 81 Lehlyh Nav ~
DO IA 10 ~ 100 schuJl Nav Pref b 81. so do do
Mech. Bsnk AZ.
A|try Bosyd-8i 80 Allegheny Co &c. 200 NswCrssk Coal
Co. s5vn 3; go sshuyl. Nsr. FRET b, 81. ~ Do st;
Cloria0 PUaited States o. "a " eb ~ Skea 40 40,
t7 Ia IA i Of s9t bid s9{ sstee koadns
RsiTesS div SCI bid ssksd DO Boed 40 - bid s .tsd
H. ortssrs ss 70 s9i bS f ssksd Psrns hslrns1 VI BID
VI utsd Morris Canal II! bid 10 ked schayikil ssvssaon
"a "a 90 bd COZ sked DO do Stock 81 bid stedj DO %
p,,f,rr,S div Of S bid Si ssfed Island 5 BID II ss<sdi
vEsburr 49, bid ~ ssd GrAId Bank 10 bid l ssodi Uniss
Bank ~ bid y sses us''s Canal iot bid ID s4fs1
ElLu
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Der write to her daughter AZ Tarrvtown ard hsv
received letter from her myself This letter was NJ
produced in evidence but is in the possession VI ths
| gis;Este
The case was hero adjourned until Thursday of mex
week at o'clock p ~
TIE err sHROrDID IN DARXSEss.-Yes.eriay morning
numerous complaints were made to Tire Chief OF Police
that neither oil gas lamps had been lighted in any part
Of tie City the previous night and in Consequence.
many OF the policemen compelled 10 carry lanterns with
thfn While pratrolng their beats Cspt Sqlres. of the
Eleventh Ward Police made the following rspo-t relative
to the nat''r to the Chief of Police Yesterday morning
1t becomes my duty again TO cal nion the street
ttmls. MOI light was lit during the night, although
mere was no moon. not in the Almanac, till about
SCeioek IN the morning We could look the river
70 Williams tuTgh and all the streets lighted up in
beautiful style but we were in total On making
inquiry Of one Of the gas smplghter, why it he said
be od nj know, Only he had received orders from the
company not TO light up last night Several accidents
cured by peorle falling hilocks Of snow and ice
Le sdtWaits on account OF the darkness The reason
Hll; enough
Permitting the City to B. enveoped in darkness. no
coubt caves the expenditure Of considerable money by
those who are paid for Lighting it. and is a course much
approved Of by burglars and hghwsymen, but respeca
bic citizens who pay both for light and protection should
receive the worth Of their money though contractors and
highWaymen lose thereby.
fHLNcRks.-Ihe ART OF Pyrotechny has been brought
~ the geasest perfection by Mesrs Joseph and Isaac
Eege Of jersey City We rotced as. night OF their
rockets which were the finest we have ever seen
HARRoR RoioHNE-TS-We have before u copy
Of the reper Of the minority of the Legislative COMMITTEES
On Commerce and Navigation in reference to NewYork
Harbor It'll signed only by Mr. Hu,shins Of Brooklyn
Tie report argues the ground 10 favor OF Brooklyn of
eoure, and recommend. as primary means OF Hir
Dor Improvement both cities should be compelled 20 pre-
vent the throwing Of solid substances ashes &C. into the
rivers and 10 keep their docks md slips clean.
DAEIsG HIGHWAY RoBBERY-Ar Thomas Lowe OF Saa /
lrsncsco OF prsen boarder at the Aston use, while
passing the of Church and rusne about 1o
Oc'ock Tuesday night attacked by three ruiinS
who knocked him down. and while two Of them held him.
the oer robbed him Of elegant gold watch add chain,
valued at sl5e The call of Sr Lowe for help attracted
Policeman Westcott, of the Fifth Ward to the spo: who
succeeded in errcstDg Of the gang, named John |
Walker Tie others took their heels and escaped The
prisoner taken before Justice Osborne sud committed
in default Of $4,000 bail for trial Ho is Engishmin
years of age and resided at No $50 West Broadway
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WEDfE5DAfl II tU II IN
The buspess at the Stock Board this morning showed no
marked change from yesterday The transactions were 10
fair extent Between the Boards there considerable
transaction, Including about 1000 shares each Of Erie and
Reading and al the Second Board there wss good deal Of
activity with buoysnt prices Reading was the GESTURE o.
the day and touched 60 in the street. advance OF "
cent Il closed at 7si The purchases were mainly on or
der from Philadelphia The transfers Of SOCK % n,
Philadelphia books have been large Erie closed q sf
s,ked The receipts Of February were UNDERTOOK 70 90
about equal TO thoss Of January Harlem ADVANCED T.
Hudson River p cent, &c. In Coal Stocks the usn'
actions srs moderate excepting Parker The qa'suons
are sustained The investment Stocks continue 10 gooa
demand and firm New York Central has advanced % hs'
Gaens and Chicago iis; Northern Indiana lis; inisos
Central 1875 bid; Moon iN Cleveland Cs'yness saa
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Diseases of the Lungs and Threats and their Sue
esful Treatment By the Inhalation Of Aedic,tsa Vspos By
Hupfer D. C0nning representing the bronchial
tsbe esviss the laaE and the nhsng instrument
published for sale the ode Of the
.Athor, No. &c. Broadway.
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bsFk
Smith sstsr .s David Fitch TO Of til, owner
furnished to the ieh Pawnee, credit Of the Libel
EJscob Able Steamboat eo.
n,hed the loaf EewJeey Decree for hbeani Referred
There were also two de, isiors taxation Of
SUPERIOR coURT-Bsfors Judge OAKLEY
DAMAGES FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND.
h4'0'A JOIN " FIELDER and Robert b Fssidsr %"
To damages from defendants for alleged negi
I ssson Of un sfecan and bad mss Of building
Thirty coss between Lexington and ThirdIvs Oh the 18th
Plaintiff ha, defendants engaged ,uperntendns
.S w he baS"s sef Issa The
s % I've % an. sSd c.;22S. Ses 4.
the vosmen among whom .as the Psina husband who r a.
ID. stoJ when be WORK the
he died T. f.. SpG i.. ssTas Daz az
with he'e biz only ns1i Of hin She bDs suit ander me
q to damages for death of dseea'edsmoans
The esndsnt. have .rswesd separately and that they
and dinct corsehs defendant john having
.an soi nd hem liable for . oh
further d.fes'. they aver tia, z. .. s S,a S s
building With defendant John =" AID 70 aa. The
ss,5 ~, he . md b.a sIo.ntnT 10 several ans but
instead Of sbutng in the position, FOR which !; 1tsnded
Weight and quantity han tie building :. thai particular point
% s 70 sss Weight rom n pressed
ne n ory 70 .0 ss Ss 90. S III.
Jane all and Catherine Mccall lst VIM Csrisie
Defendant is nephew to late Andrew hcCal, ana re-
,dsd him a. HE death The o,ly next Of ala who
eiizes scot Administration and sssant possession
heir No a Troy recently eelengAs 20 de-
cs,ec az raid 20 be se 90 ses Plaintiffs sers
az arrived here death They aese that dsceed
WAS known made will and that satd VIII either lost
dspoad s ard part Of the complaint makes
,s,eon 10 defendant This declared his behkfto
81 On proer .sLderols and motion made stke
ant pre-nted yesterday Mr. Yoeudsn for the
uooa .sc hssn ssln and Dye eosnssl for psiaif ep-
Isd The Court did not coincide IN he 5s~ Of counsel Melton
denied
COURT OF COMMON PLgAs-Eesge Judge IssRAAAM
Iisse Susith sst Asrcl Nling,op.
To Verdsmages for alleged sult and battery. The
pes zaeLiD. snd employed in the esAbanesi q
alleged violently uaek plaintiff and repes.ed the blow
Damages laid 81 eco In defense said that psnta eog-
s the m sssss and that defendant acted In
Vtrdiss for plaintiff 9.
Jsnes w L GrdIey az. Abner A Pond
Suit foT ssnder. Damages laid AZ 5000. Defendant
proprietor Of hotel ,snfi5 hs bookkseper al
legged that The 18th Of oober at defendant said Of plaintiff
Gcey the Toabs and must lay stwesn Jin ssd Ord
LAY and Giay has the money And smother
bis book tnestns plaintiff bad the
Plaintiff alleges tha Ia
sequence has been injured pad he brings st
The OF the defase denied Defendant
psad received tho 70 Be hep, safe and that
taken away by account Of asr~ad having
been hsd To Be eonttHasd
MARINE C0URT-Bsfors Judge THonPsos
Thomas l. Asesn at, John P. Wilmurt.
To recover the value Of o horse which took ockjaw
ALLEGED Injury nd did and x damage In Ill o5e Hvs
ssied tAs. hsus bslssgss pslosa Wsssns
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MARniEn

DUNHAM KELLOGG In Brooklyn, Feb - BY tao Rev San
u Lousew Carroll Dunh.n D. to Harriet svirs ysuas
daughter Ct Edward kellogg Esq
PUTNAM KELLoG9-ln Brookyr Feb 81 By tbs Rev sam
u sfssv Sar gel w Putnam 20 Mary Esther daughter
MI AI-o- Ean
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Uncle Toms Cabin will be performed az the Ma
ersl These e for the 3oth tins> The Hot Corn Girl vii
be performed the afternoon commencing At O'clock Mrs
G C. Howard Little Cordsis Howard Mr.. and Mn Pncr Nj q.
l. Fox and the whole company sPpesr Ia both pieces
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GALLERY OF ART

GALLERY OF ARr.-Tbs new gallery contains
rare collection Of valuable historical pos and ,dorS facilities
fr the production Of fsss pictures D1suesoypes plain
coo,a highest style Of the BrtJs Dszusrian Gallery.
No $50 Broadway ThoEsoDs Saloon and No p Broadway
liars
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ish Dec ru. OF No Ia baked NJ .r,ias he cars
that and slsrs. safyiss sboss
.soyss ubss sbsy {. ne sss to ire Ss ana ssrs o. paT
The having thea IA charge porter gee
low the oAsr rvsAed ssy lslr thss Il Is
slarlsS at ~ Ssss 80 Sas e. -h.s Of Ssfsniss sss rae
that three DAYS .erwsd II oskv IL
- os n me ssrst sd ssi s5ls ssr Is. v.s.
h def se wss eOaienS the as va ia the pl,ss h
that As Inlay snail and the horse ~Gkea sssst
AZ .Ps s soS o esas' o. ss'ss, s.s .ss
worked for thee saJs .ser~art taseaa Of whA
.isd nom TIE eject. q any isgry ns
have been Owies plaintiff having Improperly worked hin ,
.- wch eeud have easily osy:ed BY proper tho
p.rt Of tie paIia Judgment FOR defendant, with costs
Eliza MeLauhha sxt Frederick wetsel
To damages for injury by bite Ct dog smount
laid Ason psintir sOsa, yess OF sso VII, "a the
employ cfher MsKenr IL 0ysrst turning the sorass
q wam ns pasn. b large DO. ee'2as .
seized pc the iaa s,aied while he hsi hold Of he tried
throw down LsP hold q the pOs. be hcok ms :. hn e.
kold and started 10 ard sssaed tia ass;
he ht the leg and thish there were three large e Or
drse dnd that the defendant knew the dos 70 DO 'eos~
SPECIAL rspM-pEcIsfoSS
Aiuirs A. Fuller VIM. III fallsr
Decree Of divorce custody Of the child to the mother.
Psk AIT Peter Sweeney public admir- and etaer
Judgment for plaintiff with extra allowance OF s7s.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS wsdas.i.y-Befsrs rs
REceRpEs
Jeremiah Lane, alias Fox convicted last week Of
slaughter c,usaE the death Of VIM Heye BY striking him sgss
wesi since this morning sensnced the STATE Pron Cor three
y, and Ell sht months
Darby CROWN indicted for grand larceny in stealing
value Of board ashp Of which ne
.ed ni convicted the oaens~ The Coart seneueel
him TO the State Prison for and SIX uss,As Adjourned
: tie day
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FIVE DOLLAR WHITING CLAssEs.-The subscriber
has dueea terms from sl0 Is for Of lessons Appl
shsuld BE- Ide In neaately LAd elasa II Private
Instruction svep OLIyIR b GoLpsNITB No So Brosa~ay
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fAdycltissment

TIE SCALPEL, No. 22--Edited by Edward II. Dixon,
- Criticism the Laws Of Life aud Health and
he Abuses OF Domestic ready and for sale By Araaee
Sherman Co. No AstOr House, 81 pages q, % cents This
article the Cause and Cure Of Dyspepsia and
two exquisite sketches Of Northern and Southern Practice
By and B. w R. slso The Nor.hWest Passage TO Medical
Ets discovered BY Academy the Great Sugcs Buccsnss
Grh tho Swine Herd Vaccination How shall se People Know
they Properly Vsccinatsd What the V8ood VIVA
The ofthe Genuine Vaccine Yes
scle &c kc All Literary and prof sons must be
q Fhv Office hOrrsom 2 los aud 10 9eyening All
srpcsrs address ths Editor Box No A
Tost-Ofcc Ics-paid.
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LAST OF THE POULTRY SHOW.-Ony TWO Gays
are remain fr interesting Poultry Show Bsrnams Ms1
Tie diver prize cups Mccormick, Jr for his premium
birds will also be exhibited to-day As the crowd In
morning would advise read select that lime for
their The performances besides take pae usual senoo.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS wsaas.d.y-Bcssrs sss
cOuRr CALFNDAs-rm, DAY.

CIRcUiT COURT-NOs l00O Ia. 100, i9s, los, sol.
hS 1917 2cS 81, ITO. 5, fcf 2sa 2S
CoMnoS PLEts-Nos SEA. s, 65 o. i26. l3', al4. ais
fs2 2eS se5 rs rs Sc7 sc
SUPERIOR CoURr-Ncs ~ ll6l ~, 81, s7a. i67, 49r
lS sss Sal s3 ga 5.s $50 59 SS Ss $50 49, 81, S 5sJ
s4f 81 S93 ST. So is SIS 49, SO $50 $50 5t 81 SIS sS
to
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
fsn oorv1sion BY Standard TAsrmOxseys No CAabsrsst
C T..
1881. 9AM 10 n SPIN
February % Observation-Disclosures. "a 40 a.
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THE BROOKLYN FIRENEN.

To me EdhorO Inc " r. ITt0nne
SIR: At special meeting of Frontier Hose Co No. s.
held Tuesday evening Feb 81 1884 called for the pur
pose Of taking into consideration The charges made in THE
TRIBUNE against Brooklyn Fremen, aud copied in Brook
yn papers and in paper the charges are brought to
bear upon the Frontier Hose Co No the ground that
were the only company las company that visited
York to take part in the reception of the Baltimore
Iremen.
Tie charges made in The TRIBUNE did not specify what
con any from Brooklyn engaged in such serious
charges those made Against them of having entered
public houses in the vicinity of Liberty st. Ferry and robbed
them OF their contents and also having been severely
beato by New Workers that they had to be carried home
ters. We do pronounce them TO far regards each
and every member of Frontier Hose Co false in every
particular and without any foundation And in justice to
US would most respectfully request The Etor or Re
porter OF TIE TRIBUNE 10 contradict the charges or by
eIculpdtDg the members Of Frontier Hose Co. No as
the persons engaged in such dsgacefu and outrageous
proceedings.
We deem this contradiction necessary in vndcaton Of
position members Of the Brooklyn Fire Depart
mort. In behalf Of the Company.
PHILLIP H. GRoGAN WN KsRRIGlS
VIM W. GARDIsER Jos GARDNER
BroOiIH Fob q, 1854 Committee.
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tAdyertisemsnt
DaVT UnU GurAi

Root. 10. 1863 Broadway, has the Worlds Fair
PrsmiuH fOr Dssususotypes Enough ssd
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Id " LNIELLIGENCE
UNITED STATES OoURT-DrcInONs.

UNITED STATES C0URT-DEcISoss
Owen KeeFsn Bark AmssEth For services In anloiding
bark. Libel dismissed, with costs
Smith Baker David III Fitch ITO OF tbs
furnished the iehr Pawnee credit Of the MISTER Libel
aim ssed. with costs
Eseos Able and others Steamboat rhomasKeyFor coal fur
nhed the boat at EewJeuey Decree for hbean Referred
amount.
There were also two de, siors on taxation Of eostI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-23
COURT OF COMMON PLeAs-Rssss Js4ss IsssAaAM

MARINE COURT-Bsfors Judss THonPsos
Thomas l. Aston sst, John p w1lmurs-
To recover the value Of horse which took lockjaw
sSsl Injury ssl disd and og damages In ell o6N Hvs
saied hess bsssyss plsod sssaSins