The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-22
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From the Newark Advertiser, Feb 2ll
The mfst sNow storm have experienced for
many years. commsiocd yesterday afternoon II sx.
tendsd for As srst dstance sioDg tbs Atlantis
~ ws have en- scIe tn ssrn romB stou t, Baltimore
-and was accompanied By '.rSW and gustyn winds.
which BANKED II up in sons plAess high Ave and
late and chsersss aspsst doors and windows
ted b. the bsst ana the dns dry srs,ps OF
The railroads greatly obtru stsd though
the ergicss on the Norris end Ebsex railroad noby
pushed their wsy through banks tn some osses nearly
high - Themselves and reached this city shortly after
ten O'Clock
On the New Jersey road which was moro seriously oh
the O'Clock train lAst night smbsrgSed
and the passengers Who depsndsd 1t obliged
remain At home Toe mail train from PhiAdsiphia,
which cue at nine O'Clock Also failed ti
about noon to-day Tho mall train which lot Nav York
81 o'clock however, reached here about 10 O'clock
fssr. sns ~ y two Of shsr %
was soon after restored to place. and proceeded Its
way. This the osy train which succeeded in passing
between jersey City and this city during tho morning.
s rcada in the cunry Alss probably almost ipas-
s.ols Is We infer from .hs hsar f Asrs and sssoas
2. our county post riders who - usual, In ~ day
Ihe wind mostly died away during the norniog, and
toe rh son,S Of as ssS Ss. .aS
sho,es aao remind N Of incrsasug animation In the
streets
AZ p M-sevsral trains have passed over the track,
whS2 e nov entirely sls asd Will be
no fuf'hsr impsdm.st toshs travel.
st
Antelu8onC0s
iuRLIc MTErfNG IN SntELGvENrH WARD xaAItsr
TIE LIeuok TKAFFIO ON THE sABBArH-rH8A Al
DEHAfN stSrAFED.
of the ctissns Of the Eleventh ward
met lsst evening Manhattan Han Fourth est
purpose of expressing their in sustaining Alder
man Boardm In the enforcement Of the State laws aud
the CITY ordir anoes In supprsssins tho sale OF qu
tbs Sabbath .
For tine past Capt. squre~ " seems has been
acting upse< she direction OF the AdsrmAa in breaking
ward Who keep their places open sail and liquors
during the sabbata, contrary u and in violStinu the
STATE law snd he city ordpAnoes Il this resou
that meeting called to sustain the Alderman and
Captain Of the Police in the discharge OF their official
The Chairman read several reaolutions smbodyiDs tho
views Of the meeting, which were unanimously adopt
ed NJ. schsfsr then addressed tho meeting 81 son-
siderable ngth. exhoripg them to sustain the Alder
man sud the Captain Of Police In the performance Of
their duty throwing in occasionally amusing joks or
two in order to laugh AT the oonoason Of Mr.
schafer's remarks, loud Gall made for Alder man
Boardmsn. The Alderman appeared on the staai and
rbs Chairman then introsnssd the Ala. a oSs 81
''Datule's Dobltn en- The applause still continued,
however On quiet being restored ths Aldsrmaa sad.
"Feilow ctsens ladies and gentlemen an not hers
going you have done; but II ssss Pm aars, Ike
put o1 nsd
good look .t ne; IL don't cost anything Gsush
The position he had taken in suppressng the liquor
traffic the sabbath and also to service rsu
esred oy Captain Squire. and his msn 10 carrying ont
that mission and concluded by asserting thst Captain
squires sss the most eacen captain OF police In the
city (.pplssss, Captain squirs- Vas next called BY
expressing ais determination to render all hs d Ia
sustsnisg snd the laws ard ordinances Of
oity Rev Mr. Cole then briefly addressed the mechpg
calling al good citizens to sustain hs sherman ANA
other authorities Ia enforcing the law prohibiting the
keeping open and salo Of liquor the Sabbath. The
dsg then separated. There were several ladies
present on the 0ocason
BOARD or Tm GovEnNoRs This body mst yesterday
sfternoon. Preient--Govs Draper, West Duke
Tswpsend. and Others Of the board
Tee weekly report showed that the numbers recainng