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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
MARRIED..

BRoTHERLINE vEINNE-h Linden Hall cen ,.. G0r,;,
Penn on the January iat By the Rev M Hsnil an
stolherine Fsl A,one,-st-sv Of HShdsy'ourS 70 dss
Martha q. Veiune Of the former pscs n
MfTZ-OKiFrITHSOn sunday evening" Feo . ~ ths ~
,r residence u tbs bf dos iathsr BIZ 0hh o
10 Mj,s Aueelina GTlhthE all OF Jersey City
RASDL L-WHI1E-O s0ndsy ovenns tho pm rs ~ thS
pty AnIltese D Ellss HANDEL EsI, 20 Mn Mary Waite
all Ofih.s
btcs,t late Of yrpoJ England and Ma Sarah daughter OF
VIM NeTf. ii. late OF London, EDs.And.
BCYCE-McGRAS-Ar Augus.s, Ga FEB Kerr Boyee IT. or
Cb.r.stop : c, ia siiss Mary Jana MeGr.r.
DENIsE-EyE NS-Esnsburs, Pa, FEB l. Mt Henry q De
vine AID Miss Cssh,I me ETeLi ~ =, NJ, ~ o-,,..
GRIGCs- PARKER- At Chicago, Ill Jan 3d. Mr. L. Grsr'
Of sscEsmerto California TO Ass yaAe PArxsr n.
HAY-PEARsON-At Cincinnati Ohio FEB By the ROY BsnJs'
min Frank Mr. John Hay, Of Brooklyn n T. to M Mary L.
Pcdr.en .. . 80. -, r., n. o.. n u,-.r.
ely ard as LoBHs A. daughter OF John Mason j OF
- ~ GBfs-DAyEs- 1t Newb.rn, N c., Jan. a. M John
Bssb,s Of Pose Penn snd formerly " Newborn AID hI'
In. C., daughter o she late John dawes -,
IICON-DORSEY- AZ Ellcous NILS Md FEB Ihonn v"
cn Governor ysrynd TO Mis- Mary W. daasatsr OF Col
Ola, w Dorsey, OF whitehall. -.
JoWFR-TOMS--At Frederick Nd Jan 81 the Rev Wm. l.
Lover OF The Ngsi. Annual Conference 10 Ma Eliza
beth daughter Of Mr. jacob TENS, Jr . =, =, o.,
MORTON EHRhAS-At Harrisburg Pa Jan IL NJ s1naei
l. Morton ofCinans to M hebsees second dsasA'sf VI "nfH
ten EhIu-n E,q Of PCvegs valley "a
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DIED..

.Eors-p Monday morning the 9Th ins VIM Asss in tn
IN. es and friend. Of family invited TO attend bic
fraers wecpe.eay tbs 9Th int at O'CLOCK from No 10 s4
day evening Feb 1884 Of eroop yr.ne;
edo son Of Alice Christine Bs0eo;f sed 'J's 'n1'
1 Ts. friends and relative, Of .h. family respectfully ays9 >,
s a., or o. I Tae.da, the tn At
CLARK-on the ih inst q the a,sd ,...e' iS;'
sunday nisaS sss soP. ta afs 1 cs
John Dickinson ,ief nss'ln ,.H n sss, 'H sue
sp hs M .e. ed fsnt. family respectfully invited
s :sa q n IS md .,hst On WedHsd %.
rifhcut further notice he remains VIII DC 'S''H " '''
EaRIEon MSHe.y morning s,h n' John E''i' l, tho
AID fisra. Of the family respectfully i.,,.t %
,,ps ID, fuasr, on Tue.lay the 7th Inst At u 9ssf ron No
osIENMosl., FEB Auy Walton, dsaIh'sr Of Dr. H'iA''
s nIn.,,. Cree. ssd ~ ,.ss !. sssd her sa.s
cut further .ne'ee' from No L 'NA''''''''
RsO. sunday noraHs re ss or a' NE
Elsleth n Hurl61i Of samuel H9"si u ''eV'
oSd ne: sad, will b. inferred Greenwood osns.s The f5nsr
e. va 8. penns Hoe, day Tse.i.y FEB
Seiocs inIisee s,ei a., 20 NJ ysSsss ooars
-, Sp...st ~, ChanIaugge Co y. T. aged u years
i law b. ESss No III soa, BIooiya
~ f.nss f nds ofAs 'y are invited % attend liz
''iIs ! r. Ss' Il. 81 inst Nj Es:Sss a tis
Ss Iiepd. OF ii. family r,.p.efa, invited attend her
fIsr,l s' rsed. morning The 7A ln = u ssoe sST ?. 1sf
s.SssTs Church and fsn thence 70 Calvary ceus,sry
MeLor GhLIN-on sA.sIdsy IA inst s:r snsf llss.
~ ,nd. arc nv!..S TO s,sni his fsn.rl r.ss
hsJkon JsfssS1s Hs reusins VI! % isNsn %
TN6IEAiII-A.rs sssrs iaess Yortseva ws,tshss.s,
Co, Y ReteeesF- relic; Of the late Abraham 's
Her siyss asi fsah sd those be- .s E..srf &
In sre r,lsegli ,s % ss . ssses o. sss1 81
,lIs 30 ID ia az iSesE. = - 't a7f is-v'
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WJLLLdM SB URGH ITEMS.

tror FERRY Lya.R-We ara informed from a
liable ,o,,ce hat the lease for the Peoples Ferry foot Of
South EsyeLths. has been purchased BY the Peek slip
Company from Mr. George Law not for the audGoe pur
pose If better accommodating the pablt by establishing
new line of rres but 70 prevent this and compel tho pup
lie 10 peironrc the monopoly lne whose rickey old boas
are barely h for Nerth River cattle boats The lease OF
iii, Copp,py REQUIRES tina, the Peck slip ferry boats shall
ro, he s that $50 feet in length with corresponding d.
mansions and in every respect good as the Fulton
frry beat Wyandenk which is one Of the best on the
River and also that during the business part OF the day
heats shall make trips every ten minutes PERSONS "h'
had occasion 10 cross in the filthy boats of this Ferry
ar. e aware OF the manner in which the terI OF their
lease are carried out. Tho reason assigned by the
Msreoer Of lie Company for the miserable apologies
for hos,s AID the shabby manner in which they are
managed IL, ths; they barely pay expenses ana
,lst It cannot be expected that one hundred
cr,ts will be paid out where bu! ninety nine
I b received in rearn At the same time they make no
entop At sa5Oo00 paid on debt; $4,000 reserved ss
sinking fund and per dividend for The first three
v,.r We understand that the Union F5rry Company are
uslipg an effort TO obtain grant from the Newfo'k
CopSn Council 10 establish ferry from the foot OF South
Mil Il 70 the foo. Of Wall s., and propose TO convey pas
..,. 81 The rate of one cent grant TO this Company
dor ,be above circumstance would be hailed with JOY
lv tie residents of williamsburg besides beag oil i'm
., .e benefit to that City. Petitions are now IN crcaaon
Which are being numoroasy signed asking the New York
Common Council to oeuse investigation to be made into
lie sr agepent Of The old Ferry Companyfo the p1rpo'e
Of reforming abuses existing and cause the Company to
naee boats of sufficient number and size on the ferries TO
;r.rr, ssfe and comfortable conveyance.
,,,,.r OF Extraordinarily afternoon, three
men FAMED Daniel McLay, Daniel White and Nm a..
T,.or were brought before Justice Boswell oy ocers
Smith and sherry Of tie Thirteenth Ward New York, on
charge Of burglary, in entering the dwelling house OF
AZ, George W May, about o'clock on Friday morning
it AID stealing about s5O worth Of clothing and e"oly
Tfsy were erected the same day in NewYork by the
Laysnnued officers. suspicion ofhayng stolen prop
CIV and were committed by Justice WOOD Since that
,;r he property identified by Mr.. May and the par
as ahsr undergoing an examination before Justice Dos
veil were sent 10 the County Jail to aHattnal
GRAND LARcIsY.-A young man named ffeos.icz
Pomuerske was arrested yesterday afternoon oy ocer
MsIIsn charged with stealing sloi in gold coin from biz
fs;Ler he was committed for examination.
BrcAar-A German named Phillip DarenhelIaer was
.rre..d yesterday morning BY Captain heh; on ehsrg'
81 biesmy in taking to himself three wives lie was com
mitied icr examination to day.
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Rsoorted for n Y. Tnbane By MesRs Fsv . raohAS
Fr BG,d-s W Beaver Meadow RR Ca rs ssi ssoee d.
g. s6 x6O sosq Canal Ca S. $40 Penns S. 81 k51 DO d
SO ff& Pcrus rs and 10 9 s5 0o do b $500 WinisE,s
RRo Us 81, sL0s Lehgh G TO- W slOe sebuy Nav o. 81 ls
K,sdrs IN cah ISL; p DO SCI 30 40 b5 55 10 Pens RI
4sI 7ani of Amerca ls1 S5 Caa IN Sehavi Nav
PEI div oe 81, do Pref 81, 100 Lons Island RR isi W
Bank lsi - g.. a., 49,, a.,
IA, nd H0Iyd- g. g $40 Pezns &c. - Sk
$50 Iensr s.ou 9 Sch. Nav Pref o. 81 ist o.
si 80 DO Town 3i Lea do Si do b5 81 50 SEA Nav bswa
IA 50 Reading b5wp 3e 100 do Jji AZ Penn H., al 100
HwCr,k Coal Co 2S 10 Noui,town RR, o 100 Chester Ma
ing a., - ~ $1,000. 49,.
NeE Creek Co "a kR, AL; 10 0irard Bask i5i.
dO.ag Pioa-Uutsa states o., 80 i1li 90 s.sss Uslsst
Rd RAILROAD tdiv e} did, 81 askes, Read Bds "a bid ~
assed Reading ossse Beads % 80 SO bid sshsa fsassyt
Dsed, senayisin E..s.os S az 70 b ~ .'..d sehsylM
kiation Stock AT sf 2fi ssked SohIyixi Nsys.oa fre
f,d div co. st bid 81 sssedj Lons Island Ii bid ~ sstsdy
VksbrYs ~ bid Is a.ksdi 0sId Bank l5t Did Isl 1kst b.
B.rt rid u asksdi Union Canal "a DID ~ ssksd FuE.
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FAMILY PoIsoyrD-Ayrest Of tie Supposed Po,soner.-
Last evening the family of A. b. Malcomson residing
the of Ninth and Vine s while partakng supper
were all seized with violent sickness a. the stomach and
vomiting The neighbors came in and physicians weze
sent for who pronounced the family to be poisoned Some
Of the tea they drank analysed and found to
contain arsenic Suspicion fen upon q negro man named
Edward Tover, husband Of Mr.. Malcoms servant girl
whose acens and subsequent confessions sufficient TO
comfortable a.t evening although is thought that two
OF the children cannot recover. Gin. G6Z, Feb 2
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
Us CIRCUIT ooURr-Bsf,rs Juise B.rr,

IL. katsa sssss at soicrs,n ssd aern an kOhns
The ere three separate indictments against esch OF the
SfuSsns ehrsirs s iayoes made WITH view Of
cerss OF duties psyab- eersa pses
s o .soss 10 .rsaps Africa Was1iston and der
from zone places IN November aud eso. lI1
1hs raes srssnei th forcroo1 sat esa pesid ut
guilty. The ne-trscus wt- retsd the Dret Co1rt
Tor tfial
In. Indie SIMILAR 20 casa osa.r They
charge that No, l. ssfrndsa mad ise aa4
which deaud the Government OF ea- cis- aJnq
containing = Pie = ,si
sns and eontsnE 100 pieces sIE,S edd ngorsed
steamship Africa; Dec 1852 in steamship Hermann ess
ooIr.ns pieces vesass 60 ssIsn eEssais I've pss
ke 18th Nov ltis In steamship WssArgsoa hre e. eica
containing pieces bach silk eontNains oi piece
tloEde, OF hair and and containing itS pieces Of
blors e Kind.
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The rush for Wet Goods, consisting Of hne lrlsh
ill., ,nd Table p.rs,k has eeen that > D.
TSie Co have engaged s.ssns. to send 20 ne sss
lsdi,s viii 30 delayed az ne par
et,.. or ,'nt urseryed Hotel "a,
henssvss Of the oPp~rnny Isoe
p,r ,.rs Double D.usk Satin Dsmasr "a snd sA e ~
satin D1u.,k maxim II srd q, HpsEfse lts, L.e. -.
1rd a. Linen BsrsSs shestinf - 10 -
80 tom Sc SHE bargains vhsa may ses - n.si
tle ysathsr the has been svers sersei{
In por, Ices aaossss
III, an, he s tire soek red ton o. - per se TO-
sIo.ht COLOMBIAN HALL Ne ssi Gsaadsf
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U. :. COMMISSIONERS oyylcE.

ALLEGED sNUGGLIS0 on BOARD STEAMSHIP ASIA.
Mr. Johs.sson, VITO arrested in connection with =
rs.-y lodr. Office board the OF nugsirs
h.s bs thinking there evi
eerce to authorize his ssertion.
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Advertisement

The LAND or GOLD No. ..
To the lend Of the .orm spread his wiIss on ~ e'-'
ApS the rain Z h.s bi3dirs came src!en ana "a,
Al he waters ere raised I'LL each creek was fSod-
And proTi.ions va Ut Up accom-. Of the mud!
J,,. en- lived in SewIok they never Tosia n-s
called than trse deep BY ih- name Of mag le
- ,o an ar .. Roots eean gallery No % bose
IS, . cor,tAn;ly FLIED with delighted eustomsr 700 NOV
b.t h, the beet arb, In The county aud leSt ths ne -.
bcroTsd h Tie Worlds Fair medal which proves the is'
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oxr WEEK LoSGER.-Heard, Clspp & Co., No
y, C,.ps .II eoBas- the sale Of Wet bset sin Nd
~ T.ss Cloihs Table psfes Te-s ss. ss'sia'
10 The leas In. at.Tiisrs SUI sn7sn.s
one week ger 0s-ilns Il zoe that have sts1
ION elug t-rsei IL coa-equ- &c o. the E
~ gssser b4rs.l1s itaD Aif' ~
~. 49, ~ ug4AS CLAgs i Co. NJ sil tssHF"
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fAdrert,smsntt
WIxTrR RIDygC IF tbi. Ia mot the hest seesOu for

the utdc de the time for ea
profeist the Of
rdtns. Nor tah all Er-rr a r.lat a. anJ
slsr .sson sd b. tfsa "a th R4os soaoo ~a:n re
sks shove n1i bclc- preclude 10 the A. tbs
d.sitfui D.hros's No ~ Foar;f.y
psrfy OF led ss- preteas for ths r.f tier
shed With heath hell strengthened ~ wilson's
,i,rtion Ard ueh rde, s-r. thu eqs-srsea.s ~a1 h.
eroysd N. of phhov tn usf se,9
in Tie RTenns Cas for senhsnsn are
-ruru fSQs.ya rffr
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ChTttopLsr loyea sgt John Uheeis sod oshes
To recover damages for injury 70 plaintiff in being
lroekea down By omnibus belonging Aess OAsefe Co
co 1867 Of Eighth and isA a. sad seriously
kntt He Laws BIS damages eo The tried eeore
vh,a The jury agree In teie7se said ha; tos ho
attached ouuitEs OF desudanf oeeiris Alarmed oy naI
DON rom smother shay psIns. aaa
keesr uruArsss sbe &c. The eass Il On
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ouRr CALENDAR. THIS DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos J. 7, 81 l6l, lGs. l6o, l6L loo,
1904. 1877. 1883 10 Ill II 25 - - - - -,
CONNOa PIEA-Ncs = -, ~ ~ ~, De o. %, 3D. oS
81 81, us l3l. 10 - - 49, 90 - go, -,
.e ~ sal 573 $40 So 5z7 SIS 35S So, inclusive.
srPRraE CoURr-Generdl Terns-Nos. !, l. l25 7, :,
I to 1 ilcu
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wArrs-M Hs'swsn Ne, psh s. Of ee,ssua,tiss os,G
Eawud ~sns "a the h Of hs age, yosase Of -
s,s ossc ssnse W.ses ofshs 6sasr place
WOOD Mira cornis hs wifs Of David WOOD
Tss q. nd. Of the f.aiy isved fssss tss
No slSss+t nefys On T,e-ssy sss 7h ias, Arm
reyols hsro sssd 2 yesr Of sass cu,isA ssi
Ter O aAea sna asr~ de f,asht 3s
her IN Coo hs We: s'e engaged IN the cs-et
MANON-.N tsraon " Y, Fsb Eh,a Maoa sr-i q y,.rv
RFGAS-A, Uiie. Y, FEB Taons R.x.n .s,i Is ,s.r
sHfELDs-s C0syle Jan ~ james 81, srsi boat
s-ea cufra I'd
.boss TIE ys.r 1901 tiled in Cs!s,is township. "
WEEKLY EEroRr pxArxs 10 tie CIV Bcos. ~ "a. -
e. A
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COMMISSIONERS CoURT-Befors Commissioners BLAxELf,
DAyIsspd L DELsFIELD SMITH, aud Jury
This was commission i1Hafio ds sngHueHa0' To exam
IN. . 10 the state Of HOldemtn an exessv i
porter OF hair and fancy goods residing a. NO Donas
I'D liz ttrets and d.posiuon OF ola Estate
~ "a vs,s,sted IS sborng under liberation VI mind csst
rrir,y Ly rerulyss pine Testimony vS syen . as e
he the above Of the care Sud iai
NJ OF BIZ. properly be somewhat extenVe hnd 11'
Jufy EeIde red a ysrgicI accordingly
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssToNs-Psbu.ry s-ssfors the


Thu February nm of this Court commenced this morn
ips and the persons qualified IS Grand Juror Roo
lockwood foreman; Samuel Beekm.n Joseph NJ u bsa;-
Ious B,llepi Ricba Barton Samuel Bea charles DAVIS
San eel Coos Benz Camp Charles Fearing Goo w taru
ham Fiss HerTiek Nathaniel Jarvis Richard Lnhfop f.ra
rand lawrence Alexander Mcdonald J John hsLesn snd
being ewpsnneed charged
nv The Pecoroer upon the topics which the s~ reqsres him 10
b,,s, H. ron viz: Violations OF lottery laws unry law" cleo
ron lave md prohibiting public officers from taxing more th'a
their After adveTng 10 the duties winch the on's OF
C,.d uror imposed upon making few remarks upon
~. Of tie crime. the Calendar Recorder dismissed the
Or,nd Jury TO their duties 1911, r. .,t- -. -,
worth .ys om the OF George Bfuh on the 1850 OF
n,cmte thai he purchased tbs s9ar sheh we're
cord In Nh, fou person Bsa sePs Island aud
Wa, therefore acquitted aLd discharged
Tie CoUIt then adjourned Tor the dAy.
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Capt speight ard Lieut.. Plsudresu. with plsoon Of
men made descent on tho house and captured sboi
thirty Of the men, leaving the the los. OF
their busbspd. for tho night Among the number wn
CouD lor Colo Of the Ninth Ward, who begyei hsri TO
be reeafed from custody Lisatenants Palmer and b.
nett received the prisoners aud ,ds them comfortable
for Tie night hero beg leave 20 Say tia; fr the flare
10 such houses will DE tolerated in my district
Wth one or two exceptions the whole party wers Ger
msps Among the lumber sheen iksrs. csrpsD,srs
buich,r. laborrs croeers. csbinet m.kers mershsnL
ta,lrs masons. &c &c
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NEV-JERSEY ITEMS.

so.Rerr o. HousEsIhe advance Of rents and scarcity
Of dwelling, in the lower part of NewYcrk has of late
wear, induced many Of the business men ON the west side
n New YORK 70 seek residence in jersey City 50 rap.
i5y has this and other causes increased the population Of
Jef.ey City tina. every tenaDtabe dwelling occupied
Outstanding the erection Of houses ever! !sa @
feiept 10 accommodate three four hundred families
AZ the present time the inquiry for houses brisk ana
there s no doubt that one thousand good ne" houses
would let this spring a. good per cenisse.
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This Court opend yesterday before Judge Cleks IL the third
yy of M Kidding Puk bat tho Jury loving 70 ah,ly
on lie part mary Of them In ndins the ne" oesh'n Of 'n'
co-rt.foo.l W discharged till to-day
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SUPREME COURT.

Tho Oresal Term opened yesterday before judges MITCHELL
Roosevelt and Morris motion TO an sppoi toI al order OF
I'm M he ca. OF Thatcher AT Bennett aogtas CON
10 take esmsny dis oed o. sfs whiea tho saIeaia
WI a. taken up.
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melancholy OF suffering and great endurance &C.
cured in the Lake Superior Country about the middle OF
Decor Der last III Germans who had been n the en-
poy Of the Salt Ship Canal Company on Drammond
leland quarry men, took Sunday excursion into tho
woods and got lost No: returning, after lapse of about
two dave tie other QuaTymen went to search for the
bat every search Intellectual Days passed aud moth
ing wa heard of them. u the meantime all the quarry
men left for the winter and all hope Of the missing Ger
mans abandoned, every one considering them dead
At the end Of two woeks of unusually stormy weather
from the dsy they first missed Mr. Warner being
nearly the only person who remained TO winter the
where be resided fire in the woods and some near
H. !, Immediately occurred to him that they might posi-
by be the persons Lost from tie quarres aud on sending
boat for item he found they none other than t@s OF
the men who had been lost two weeks previously and
more hsggard a,terod miserable suffering looking OBJ
jtcs perhaps seen before. They were living
tkeletons bptd and torn a1d famished 10 the last de-
gree: 90 much exhausted ard ont that they could
Barely stand and could scarcely talk Their clothes were
nearly 81 gone and ther limbs we're frozen and bare
Fifteen davs they have wandered about the Island with
10 other food than partridge and few beech nuts
they licked up in their waEdcrDgs. They had gan with
them ard powder but st their percussion caps soon 81
ter they went into the woods and thus let without
the least means support except beech nuts and partridge
killed by stick They last made the fire. that was the
OF saving lives, with stone which they foani
on the beach and knife Ii appears from the account
they give that they lost their way in endeavorng to
return TO the Quaries and wondered for several days
without coming TO the water On the eighth day their
eonrade left them and undertook 10 fnd his way back
alone and was not seen aerwerd and he has undoubed
" per he'd with hunger and cold The two who were res
cued well taken of and expected to recover
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LECTURES. MEETINGS AMusIMENTs -

LECTURES. MEErINeS AMUsEMENTs 20
TUESDAY, Feb. T. 1854
Rev. Wa II ruRSsss LEcTuEs -Tabsrnscls, ~ NJ.
kev Dr. HlehsEs LEeIURK ersity Cbsrcl, !! P. NJ
Rev r. THoMrsos's LEcrURE Brooklyn Atheneam y p. NJ
vARsrRS CLUB-Ameriesp Institute, I'm s
Love IN MAZE Love and MURDER &c At wsacks p
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS pRrin aud Uncle Sam"Burop's P. ~
hiDsphNte NIGHTS DssbN and 1.-TWO
UrcIs TONS CAns NJ GAMBLER" M National Thess.
GAABLKks Pxoensss NJ, Hot Corn" NJ B.rnums Mas
$50 WooD's MI B,oaav.y
OPgRA HoUsr-Ethopian Rwav "a
kgw-Y okx ANPHirHEATEk- qsesrsn-G Bovery.7 NJ
Sic BLIrz &cStuyvesant
Bao,pwAY MrsAGEkIsA naas-SS1 BwaY 10 "a 10 10 r. NJ
IEppsrRY OF ALL NArIoSs-Cystal Pascs A. to dn.k
BAxvAlp's EeYrT Holy LASD-5s Broadway, u p. NJ
PBGRAHs SKvES MILE MIKRoE .S Broadway, and u NJ.
ROMAN ANCIENT AND AopEES Asrstayv lnstns
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GAS Gas, Gas IA large number OF now pat-
CkEIdsers and cher Gas TlItus vii b. tounf ri'
sss MsruEseug Dert Of AhsE Warner Co. No 10 BsS4s
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-Bebre judge WOODRUFF.
SUIT FOR ASSAULT AND BATTERY.

Henry Cordogs sat Israel Leon
The parties keep store contiguous to each other we be-
the evening of the h september defendant
sTrroaehed psiptf they tens the sd.wak aAd .rck
lie bring, $loI6 damages In def Is sad
that continuation which had nsncst
Mr. Hmsrs Chatham Sc In ~hsh painful IA,
m s,ud defendant the assault complained OF having
in mont Of M after they ou:.
T,sus previous difficulty not permitted to be
given On part Of plAintis said be man Stronger AID
heavier defendant might have retained the ASSAULT PROB
.bly in he trefrIed appeelins to Jury
Are testimony showed that psnuh gentleman named Van
DuIe and or Two othe were standing on ae
pnpeh NV hesd y Van DuIsr who dead said -
The spoke hsrshly whrn pl>iai replied and
me yods when def adsnt struck the psahd tsse
IN. ce Papnf him that he would
le back but would make him for H. Nsrdct Tor
plaintiff, sb, which carries costs
SUIT FOR PERSONAL INJURY.
Psirick Murphy AIT David Woodns. 49,
To recover damages for injuries sustained by plaintiff
IN excavation by which p.intn M aad received
Irjur Dsuszes laid 81 $500
Defend contractor for eaesfrs land removing tas no
Re erected In warren ST. between Chuci
ara pc.dvay Plaintiff with horse ana cart IN
.rr to the rubbish lie seses that curing the progress
az dtndant csrsd eXcayiiors 70 be made pneT ae
sidewalk when csvsd Ia, and VIII the
bricks plaintiff and broke Of his thighs aud other
him thai he bad 10 be taken to the ne
In h difficulty from the neg the
de,paspt lusef that be warned OF ths unse s oi the
bat notwithstanding said adionoas
h. ,N,lscly his and the excavations
defendant had nothing 10 do VITA tue dsab
o, the he bad ou 20 Nc Porter and thar
rlsiruf was employed BY and worked for Mi Porter
On he principle b. the Court OF Appeals that con-
,eto and ret is liable for damages in such case mo-
,on .se Mr. BluLt that the complaint DO dismissed Ehe
ind. Il somewhat G0ubal what extent fns Court OF
nr,is h, IN. dscors intended ths principle bus d,
thought this within the rule iae compliant "s h'
Missed.
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGIsTrR

Frots O5seypstors BY Sicsdad Ta1xo1efs Ne rzSr.
1884. !" SAN Pm sP.M
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Max Roscoe found guilty charge IS to counterfeit
mercy s.snesd he state Prison tor ave Yeas Aaa 70 pay
In {. =
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HrpsoS CopSrY CIRorr COrRT-iJudge hs,ne. pr
,dirs The cause OF Lovejoy w. Baldwin is sii on a.
will not probably be concluded before The close ~
week.
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N,v Ian N P,ssuc Corsrr-A new jail which
10 co.t eco OOo be built in Passac Count
n will be divided into male and female Department. an
will comprise Q work house.