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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
FIRES.
yIRE ~ SOUTH WILLIAM AND .ToSl

yIBk ~ SOUTH WILLIAM AND .roSg SIS
About O'Clock Monday morning fire broke in the
four story brick building fronting No. 80 Soonest and
tending through TO No. II South William It, The lover
pert Of be buidu occupied By Caesar PAUL. CON,
mission merchants; second floor by Robert Sourer Jr
commission merch NJ, third and fourth aoors snd at by
cJenpy commission perchsnt and storage The fire was
Uncovered ~ sergeant Connolly Of the First Ward who
gave tne alarm which promptly responded 70 by the
hremcu but before they could exngush the flames the
IN &c aho fourth SORES nearly destroyed together
syth DER contents
'htre is something ioguar about this fire. which leads
b The uppoion that it the work Of an ncendisry
The los, Of Messrs C9sar & Paul was principally by
water tu' the amount cannot at present be sseraned
Ttey ere insured for eos 800 in the following insurance
companies Empire City Insurance Company. $1,000
Hhn yer Insurance Company. $4,000. Eagle Insurance
Company $1,000; Grocegs Insurance Company, $4,000;
Howard Insurance Company 50 500; Roysr Insurance
company s5o0oi Liverpool and London Insurance Com
tahI,.
Mr. Jenny, ,o.. about o. 500 or $4,000 Insured $500
in the Nassau Insurance Co. Of Brev.., W.
The Losses Of the other occupants was princpan,
wattr and are fully insured
FIRE STEAMBOAT
At early hour Monday morning second attempt was
nsde'o destroy the steam tug Liberty lying the foot Of
Clulsonst by Ere
On examination quantity Of burnt iubers were found
placed on the gangway and fired
Officer Bryan, being in tho vicinity, gave the alarm and
With the assistance of the private wachmaR, awoke tho
,bp keeper Of the Liberty and the three succeeded
tlpgusbng the fire. Two were arrested on suspicion
Of firing the bo,t
IHE LATE FIRE IN wILLIAMsT.
II inadvertently stated in Yesterdays paper that The
FIRE which occurred Sunday night 10 the building Nos
90 and lOi Wiam-st originated in the promises Of Mr.
Guleamnes Korc whereas it broke out in the room Of
Mr. Stellnier
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NEW-JE'RSEY ITEMS

FUSERAL.-The funeral Of Mr. John Cloves, in Jersey
City attended BY large Of snds Of
ny His remains ed 70 Greenwood Ce-otey Mr.
Clos pert sdent the JERSEY City Ferry
time OF Of aro.d alton with the
the State in which situation he syste Aad
eul He active member Of s American Institute and Of
the hechapet rsitst sld devoted much
tntion the aid Of the Home for the Fersa lie died
efes yesIs nssh peete2
Accumulated Williamson, employed in the
American Mills Jersey City fell through the hsh~sy OF that
tabbnt2t severely u.a 10 the resa OF his ds
obedience Of orders
The Jersey City Ferry commenced yesterday running
rrs tips hour which accomplish ed with r-sslAy
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oct ts" O iprossn, hes he h,i ben .--,esc.d
hsS ,rapsd tiot b.. tue Ysrfsy Of the s0ys
tle p'is0s who sole ibsr aiken bfsr- Jsscs Ossn.
ard nii'ed To- trial He bad
COY t o. vt.ks Hs hroh-r Andrew Psaitea
cfcbsc.
SERIOUS ATFRiY.-Two msr. ramed james Hughes
sc 'op GOT n'o s,r,l sund.v .ernooa Il ih
VIZ hon's N Ih;s.I Kept By Thoa- star ysn ~soa
drew pistol and fhot OF hsfof Wilson's
ne Of he head et vhih 10 into h busry and drove %
isy "1.on s-sTsyed Bsevu. Hs-eitl
ptrsons who convicted OF riot Ta1nt1y u7~rt
Jesr since
CHARGE OF PALsy PRErTSsEs-Justice Elder Of the
S,''.. MsIsst Ps.es csl ,sers,I .r.esd NJ ss-ps.,
taxing i.s r.ge.sEaons drsn, for - SO froa
Johs Bel and We'prea Lee merchants u .th I.,essi
J Who suitable m usrics,ins could
seid or so.t yo eer pound sni .so OIL w ii.
r.e' Which could te made He proposed
&C.. the ses-t for MAKING thess .rtls eo-p,asr
500 Wheh terms we're AID %. drs.
we've .S1 Up md given TO VI Mana with the sad.rsanins b
thy rot 70 Ae D.so.pd -s the Learned
sf as were perfectly satisfied Of s Utility II alleged that
rsrd 70 eitb.r III Lee o. " B.I ne ..er ia
5he sscued tsks- before Justice Clslt
$500 to answer the charge.
ARnEsT OF PIokPooTKTs-Nine youthful pickoocke.s
sues:ed BY the T.Eh Ward Police ssniay night
Psr ntiaIy They esrs.ss.
rs at nf.1eus Ia waierst uhea tbsy mighty
unnste their pb pocket plans The booty they
Pended Tor liquor sssr' and GOOD Their range o
S TO yt.u
SUsPICIOy OF ARsoy.-Tgo men, named Henry Thpn-
and Joha Calhoun arrested O'Clock vrdsy oraizy
Of sesipk .re fell the steam BOAT b.r
y 1ls vessel discovered polir-rra
Neth we'd who With the assistance Of private ~aehrlan
es sisep that has recently been made destroy h bos
and Ope suspicion rss,i the psoaei, Al al.y Ia the
nt.r vii Be made this ornhs bsf:s Jus.cs CLARKE Tk prs
sress we're held for sIsnrstiss
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Ths following ntmen vsso elected 70 d,y D.ssesa.
of the Psrams bii'rold Company Dsvd Hcailsy VII
ham II. Aspovsl Henry Cbauncey. Edwin Ba-tls,. CIR
Lelius " Lawrence. Thomas W. Iuioz, Edward }
Wooley Couvtneur kenbls. Joseph d. Varnam "a.
y Lamar, Henry A Cot william NhieEr ght Jr Samuel
" COu,sfOCk.
The srnu, election Of the Pennsylvania and resiyh
Inc Co took place TO day. ana III 10 wn; gen.,s non
were oeied D'rciors Ivan SteTsnsor. Edward Mntuca
SoHsy Cornell Francis ii Tiois Charles lloi. rbos Ot-
Leroy Samuel Wet Samuel .sher Joseph Wharton
Mr. Stevenson uIdentsud i, - 10 elected President Of
the Company
The Imports at tbs port for Ma7ch show considerable
Dc cline IS compared with MSroho. las; year Tho hn sns
waehouftd ia also less Tho aggregate decrease Of u
ports for the yer abl u five mpos who the acrea,ed
Exports .e aboat sex aud aha rajcps aud VIZ are still
10000 bales Cotton behind the Fypous OF aS war; to
the period The decrease Of Imports nvolvesalsoe
eSend demand Of money sr dues 70 abou. the exteat
Of q million of q lia-s Thu kgureq $40.
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

About II o'clock, on Sunday nigh, small frame build
Worth Ninth owned by Mr.. Hobd.y
eThcue Destroyed by ire LOss about 500 llsnTed The
fIe 10 yposed 10 tie the work OF an iscendisry
The Bushwck election for Supervisor and other town
ofeen taxes place 10 dsy.
PITCHIsG PEyyIEs-Thomas ONei was brought
before Justice Boswell yesterday AMI 6ns4 - fer pte pennies
In the iirett O the sabbath.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
COURT or GENERAL sEssIogs-Mona,y -Bsfsr. tn. Re-

The April Term Of this Court commenced this morning
trd the foo~pr named gentlemen daily qualified Gr,na
JuroIs George Cer-sn Forsssn Aaron AraoA john An
eeTon George Baldwin, stephen Bohiod Wa Coils Ssnl
Dodse Charles Frases Leonard Solomon william
James sofst John McC,s. Adm Ossrhssy Pstsg Pslsn
Richard A. Reading George Starr snd Ello. walker.
Ts the.e sentIeBeH the Recorder delivered ss ehNrs He
chsgts ksI body having power inquire into ell
Lottery Election lass and yoson OF Law wherein
yubn received e1ced and demsn led th.s their
ee, lie called their attention ths laws fobddns cattle
he driven through tie streets Of City and erjoined thsm
male particular inquiry iao he asell Gaze which the pn
eTsl wns ser giving testimony serious crime having be.a
eonnd suddenly DISAPPEARED srs thu, defeated tbs snds
eoIs1sen b. ssd that IL their rsh. tsi al
public kept Ia eissny state nothing
public health thar clean mark With these
the BASH Of the VII CT sl.-
osr.istIg Of only g ssses-for their seren
After rte.v.pi from Lumber Of pet jsTor CoaE,
sdio lfred the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

CONCERT The BLIsp.-We take pleasure in calling
the attention Of readers to the Concert to be given
the Ahen st. NJ E. Church for the benefit Of one Of the
young lady graduates of that institution for the blind
Aside from the pleasure Of listening some fine music
and seeing the Bible read by the touch Of tho fingers tho
LARGE audience
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iners's'''''''''''.' '.''...'''..s.,. l4,sW
Afer the adjournment Of the Beard the following -

inckttses tl4 sis Is
After the adjournment Of the Beard the following sdsa
Of Stocks were made at auction by A. IL Ncoisy,
sls 90 Buffalo snd N Y City RR, LIST mortgage TEL 0TA.
Is Geo Great Western RR, 10 y cent ostOso
l,5oO New Haven snd New London I'd mortsase, 15i.
sCeo Ws,ertowu, NJ y CT Water Bonds Ssie9Q. -
5shsrss Continental Fire Insurance Company loit
p shares Fulton yfrs Insurance Company, S.
IS shares Pulton Fire Insurance. Company 81
leshsEes Peopesti Insurance Company, 63l
~ ssres hassaq Fire Insurance Company Brooklyn M
s9 shafes Ian lton Fire Insurance Company, III
20 shares Wiliamsbursh Gas Lisht Company, Isl 1B.
% shares Island City Bant, 20
I7o sbsres Island City Bank, eSds7}
20 sbxes Mechsnics Banking Association 1911.
20 shsies MsohasicS Bank, WIllsmsbsrsh 81
O. shares New YORK Cestrsl Railroad Ies
10 shsres New. York aud Erie RsilroaA 74f.
ID shares Tsird-svsDue Railroad, 81.
- shares Newport Il Gas sht Company 81.
The amount Of Public Debt redeemed last week was
s3l2e00
There was considerable relief in the Money market 10
day although The demand is st active, and the Banks sre
not free ndea TIE disbursement Of Saturday and dag
in dividends interest &c. being felt and after to NOR
when the mercantile payments large, Il Is expected
that the market will be moderately easy
The following table will show the amounts subject 10 the
dra Of the Treasurer Of the United States the several
depcstsries on the 9th of March;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

TEcEA Fri 81 iHsazrss, o a. rns- Fsr Tc, ssei "
Ihe rrl-'iss trS irrcs q tie frir rsrersy t,sd
to stfsrd the fTnssl has "a. raE,e Jls lot az
CT Lursesy April a. | Ceoef ?. u
WsESLs EEfosr DEsrss Csy n Rrpsys e tie rsss
s-dfue 4rrl4 I. 1884
sitE, S. FEriIEs IS; ADrL-s 20, cstp.xs % Total -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

SILKS, SILKS SILRS.-S3DClJ worth of new silks
srsf1s ~ TIE ard stvs s- H. s5rsz r,ls
VI; ll.o' sTgft Pain Bocid C.a1,ero A-Gnrrs gct
CIord n re and ElTcd sks prices
hoItsI ccf5 Lot Glance BY = yss..
Biosff 80 Tor IS - te'd0n
sEfl ih,rs Ives o. ihe ortoy sof Of Can
ton tfarf Savf psn snd LfScfel basu soo-s
o. az Importer deelDs basss mn nrees
Vh ale juyors e casb ular nvted q oar
siCct. HEsRp .LArP ( Co No al C--,5.,
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fAdyert,semertI

Crayon Picture, Crystalotypes. Stercoscopes plain
s1 Loe III &c t.ten 10 perf.tien "a say
way 10 Connection with any other .,b sd lent
SaSUzL Ro9T
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Court CALESDAR-THs D.r.


CIRCUIT CouRr-Nos. 30, 2gi, 80, 35s, 35l 3e6 |,
.s6,, 8f SIS 80 sci so IS 20, p5
Cosxos PIKAs-Par Nos Al, e., lOl, 29j, 37, 337,
$50 SO 81 SO :3 81 =; 81, ~ Paw 2SOa ls'' sl'i g.
SrrtRioR COURr-NOs II, g. 20, &C. 50, So CO. 81, Co.
q, IS q a. O. TO u, - to a. 81 to n % 10 ie5
SUPRTNE CoURr-Sp>rt0I Itrm-NOs ], :, 7, {, 10 III
Il ls " ~ 20 u. 3 - H. "a 70 80 81 s. 3, 81 s.
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fIdvsvsi~Aae,
Ta1yeI,isemsut1

UNCLE TONS CABIN'-The great the original
sDa o. s correct ata faithful version from SIS
' Tl - Io'n,d e ig'fs k.oosl To Hisb for
Mo Howard sIp-.Tpe 30 hc ofigb and rsr.y
Al rcon Iei!onsDce viii 10 given every Wsdr .t.- al
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LECTURES, MEETINGS ANUsEMESrs 10


Mw.YoRx HsroNeAL socixrY-Unverisy y P NJ
cosc.sr 2LIsp-M Y. Church, Rivinstont, n p
fN WIG 0rSsssL COMMITTEE Brosdssy Houss, p. NJ
AsNERS CLpB-No. ISL Broadway, 10 NJ
ivSc GaAsMAk scHooL ExHIBirIoS- Hope Chapel. M NJ
gapx STRATAcEM and Hsw 10 male Home Happy Barson
fnsox PALACE and Good Fellow" at wslaefs. ~.
|s,r COMA New Local Drsms-st the Bowery, y.
.scLg TONS CABIN u NJ, q. the National Theater,
m BRKwxRy ard ae Entertainments BsInsm's Anseun
sso CHRIsTY WooDs kNsrlBLs-Ethop anbn4H broaAwel
krrLsTs OpERA Horss-Ehiopesn DenIssions s,s Bwsy y
AhsSIIl MIxsrKELs-Ethiop 10 Broadvsy r
!aeApvAY MINAGsMB-Aninals-SU Bwsy, 10 l. n 70 10 r. ~
nnssray ALL NATIoSs-C Crystal Palace 4 NJ, to dwh
svAlps GEonAsAThe Nile &e No. oe6 Broadway, " r H.
.nnse o Brooklyn Museum 7sP.M
ssss PASroscoFg Rovrx CALiroRNs No &c Bro.dway
~, HAnrs WHOLE wosLoNo. 81 Broadway ADD 7. p NJ
sxfsrs N rsI REvoLurIoS at Hope Chapel y ?.
'hoSAI ACADEMY OF DEsIeS 66S Brosd~ay M 10 W.
Ihs CoxIT Either 1t is our lot in these latter days not
gifted with large spectacles for the marvellous as
cur iorea,hGrs else the style Of Comet architecture
~ much Of its rsputed magnfcence. This visitor OF
Hsvens, as last night has nucleus about the
*a star Of the second magnitude; very large coma
'see'oshy about the nucleus and caudal sppendage
VI or eight degrees II is constructed ahee the same
y the one seen nearly year ago. Any person con
~ casting an eye westward, soon AFTER DARK
| y
uiaEoIselcAL Discussion between the Rev. Messrs.
serr and SAWYER respecting the eternity or limss-
Punishment in future state of those who leave this
- opsaitent commences this evening at the Broad
~, 'see'naee We believe It win DO thronged and will
NJ rsWssd the attendance Of inquiring Christians
"s' would secure good seats should go early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

The steamship Roanoke will hereafter leave for Norfolk
Petersburg and Richmond every Wednesday, instead Of
every Tuesday will be from the advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
The amount recsved at the Sub Treasury Was $1,000

About 100000 in gold bars will 60 BY tho wsdassAae
aesrer. They were bought some siue ego We heard
OF stn larger amount 10 60 but could net satisfy sue
selves Of tbs tuih Of the statement.
The Erie Railroad receipts for March quite up 70 he
estimate aad show very respectable gain the same
month Of last year. The receipts we're
isfcn, $Ho3O
HHcb 11,l2o ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
b Aars Tho kgurea sse

Mr. Simon Draper viii hold his Yesky sale of stocks
and bonds to u1',cw al clock n the Msrch ant, E1
charge To catalogue contains the s)ro and lot No
80 Broadway
The receipt, & The L.tle Miami Gailroad Co were.
.toEte wees 'ullls Maze p 1854 .......,.bl2 lJ 10
tos ne wees 'ro1ls Mar ., 11i.......... 1923 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
Z. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.

Ibis Court opened before Judge Bes, This Judge al
nousccd that Judge Nielsen viii preside IN tbs Dns til SEP
he ~tl hold Daring tas Spin
ard 10 Judgs associate Judge win keep Ia
OPEN Tie jury Ctenar will be t.AsH I'll Wsan-i
day. The Grand Jury vii be sworn In on M0aiAy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

FTof Uuypt
Mean temper So Mean temper ohe month So %
Mem temper ...43 Is Coolest day 9h mean... 81
Mean temper M...A a, Wsrmest day. 18TH 81 90
Near temper .up,e...I Range of the mOuetsr5a
Mean temper. 10 p NJ 81 -
cold ~ the 18th and 70 deg 18th
Eorherly wiods prevailed on "a days
Sutherly and westerly wiz dc prevailed on dave
Clear and mostly clearday IS
Cloudy and mostly cloudy DAYS, Il
The figures |, s he, indicate the force Of the wind
sbtnps occurred daring the month for
fh The meet remarkable feature of the record the prevalence
9shh wind for 10 days Indeed may b said shat north
the ISL the fh nerminns ony for
ss han dsys) during which dine City barred
dSrS Of notkss short African ssud tempest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

GiS Gas, Gas baIdeliers and Gas Fixtures Of
uocer ana AIT cue eegrs will be ouuo treat m.naf. a.
Of AeheT "aIer Co No SIC Bross~sy TIE largest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

ecf ~ -~--a--tf kfk = q.
.nssri Aversssl avs-'f,l aser.s, tk,sr.se
nssas'f basTs ~ s-1asr' s-cant slacrlf sE,e-
.1~r c. o. o. d
ti'-chf cfia's D-7o.i, .CirssIsu D,ss-g-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

Run OyIR.-A man named John McCarr living in
third Saadsy
Cart while ia Cbafhsnst sne severely Injured he
wss taken home by policeman Of the Fearth Ward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

eren Hen. VITA saised I>csspoTstes Bssks
80 @ . ths s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

RESCUED FROM DRowSIys.-,JaIaes Henry, a boy eight
yesD Of age sedentsly fell overheard the feet Of Third
would have drowned bus for the exeroDs Mr.
Olorne who rescued him and hsd him 70 e sssrcs
Of his parents No. 2s2 kot.st
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SUPREME COURT-sFEcIiL TEsn-- DECISIONS Jgol


U.sDIsTRICr COUBT-Bsfors Jsase Bsrrs
INDICTMENTS
V. G. Proctor and John Davis, excess Of passengers
J.nes MeGar larceny John Do~ns ffng various
sIots Of elry, Tbs Grand Jory then dschnxsi
OrId jury having been smmsned for the u Cel Csat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

WIDEIIso OF WALKERsr, &c-Judgs Roosevelt. stated
yesterday that Judge Watson think he said Is psctsd
here to day with view to settling general term on the
besripg of the case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

CAPTURE OF AN OLD SBoP-LIyTrR.-Pete Wiley
,ossious sbop liner arrested yesterday BY
and Jourdon Sixth Ward shased With having sons ame
pee stolen two gold ehArs valued ESQ from the jewey store
OF souires Lander Co. No Fulton He was areseed on tae
dsy Of the tho chains In bis pcesdon but no osnsf
beps found for them he hack TO the Penitess 70 fv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

CORRECTION
IT, ne EsAx Of TAs y ntbva
SIR The morning papers speak OF the falling of the
walls Of building process upss
the se ere il spruseths wall which fs.! smai section
Of the cid all which process Of being .zkea
Please make The correction and otlse yoars BENEDICT
Anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

REPORT or DEsILT DsPE,sARS FOR MARCH 1884,
Whole number Of patients treated 49, number Of new
patients 1894 males 500 females so4 attended at the dis
Iensary ll6s at their dwellings 426; nstivy-Uatsd
States e29 Ireland u.s. ohor countries 50 yaccina.ed 81,
sent to hospital 9; died 10 remaining under treatment
prescriptions dispensed during the month 2,244
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

The Civil Term Of the City Court for April was com
nsneed yessdy before Judge GTeeDseod There Ito
the calendar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

T4'ngIl says Of thr ELECTS OF 900 lmlr.n-
auys literature -"'rHe world IS u1i 100 dam.
-rr yl becoming 600 romantic. The golden
threads Of rng,y aye uns GOO ta.e,J or too
closely interviewer with thc ordinary web az
existence. sympathy Is doe irs' erca, lesson
which mau should Learn. twill be- 90 Cor
am GO p-acccls no fuhrr' ith.s cmol.,asarc
u., excited 90 srli back rn bis heart, and Co
n.ius,grel io ,.zar.ous quiet. Bn ualc.s
Doc lea,a. 60 Co.,. ar ,h.0cs i1 which De las
a1 personal .nnrJa, hg can achieve nothing
generous cr noble TIE soul w.Il nu,
be the worst 70, blinking too well or It's Kind,
or believing tha, thc b.saos, excellence is
within ihC reach % rs cNCruons."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09

a California correspondent OF a Kentucky
galer gives thc following account ct the man
uer 900 which law suit VAS settled in the
Golden Slalc-Ono ueighbor sued another
upon a dispute account; the parties met, O
lury a,s,m5lsI, aul Oh was ready iur the
JuaI. Al the suggestion of,hc Judge, hoy
agreed To decide i, bY horse race, aul ac-
ual'y j,I So; the jury acted as judges, the
counsel bct lhglr fees on their respective
clients, the Judge held ,h9 stakes, and tic
winner, by previous agreement, treated the
crowd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Portland & Montreal District.
o9a = ,zzs Z A
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
C.nnmdag Monday AFlI 10, 1884.

CommndHg h'HAay alI'H rvs io'f'
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily Sunday,
exc,ptcd, till further notice a. follows
Love Portland & r Island Pond att l0A. VI.
iea,. Island Pond Coz porllaad At no AN.
Leave Portland for South Paris at no \. ".
ami I.l5P. VI.
4. VI, AMI l.35 J.. VI.
I've Island Pond Tor I.orgucuil ai6 A. ".
I.,yc Iongrcuil Tor lslaud Pond At 3 +. VI.
I've psrilana Tor 4. & X. Rail Road, az no
4. VI. and l.ij Y. W
l,pI Pond at6OO 4. VI.
Ioral Freight Train leaves Portland for Gorham
ENpre., Frcisht Tain lcayas leland Pond 6r
Portland AZ GOO \. VI.
Ior,l Freight Tain leaves Gotham or Port.
md at 6.lj \. VI
Road nj 10 4. VI.
On the arrival of the 10 4. NJ. train from
Portland Al South Paris, Stages leave TUESDAY
Thur.f,, and SATURDAY. Tor Harrison, Dfijgion,
Waterford. Lowell and inclurg.
Cd, the arrival II the i.SD T.. VI Tram tom
Pnrfl,nI. nj Ilpant'. Pond. stage. have daily Or
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passenger ur 500 additional value
S.p. BIDDER, General Manager.
10 5 7. CORsER, Sup. Port. Dit,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-09
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