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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
A CRY FOR TIE CHILDREN.

To the Editor Of The y. Y T,iban.
SIR: There is skeleton in every house; no. always
visblenot always presented to gaess, as at Egyptian
feasts; but there, nevertheless.
an croaker; see many skeletons; take dark
views Of life; see the sable cloud-never the silver
lining.
The holidays are patt-shopkeepers have reaped
their annual barvesparents have sboppef, selected,
bought, given. Children have counted the dsys to
Christmas yfuIy bounded cut of bed on the auspi.
cious morning, passed tn paradisslc day IN awnd
dream VI bliss aid gone 10 bed at night richer thsa
Crpsus ever was, without one Suspicion o the reality
and perfection Of actual human pleasure.
II is all very beautiful; but Whist follows week
later disappointed faces broken toys torn 'oks,
hollow eyes aching heads weary limbs, furred tongues
Alas, Tor the Christmas HoiidsSe
These are dsys of uniini ed Indulgence n CAKES and
candies, diDrers and suppes Mistakenly KIND ir-nds
lead the little dears wnh every sort oisTeot lhe Gnu
or.n know DO s.lf.restrsiDt Anxious AID weak mind
I'd parents ray in mild to-e 1t will hurt you my
dear But the child ests and does not feel It hart
Lin; neither does he drop down dead, or SICK, <thn
twenty four hours OF he does MOI believe he
il hurt.
Yet TIE confectionery thus taken at indscrimins.e
hour becomes acid dstnIbs and eloys the stomach,
plays the mischief gerersly With the Whole ia'erns
economy Late hours unI atursl excite ment, gasght,
o6nciIg al music i'll bright heated rooms a. . tan
when tie bie beads should b. quietly resting on the
pillows in cool ddIk room IL TO increase the eyu
must preach s.rnon soue day on tbs bad etfec:
upon The brain, of sleeping in a warm light room
To return: The mischief wrought begins 10 show
i.elf ouiwardy. The tongue coated the eyes grow
dull ano the breath fsvers the weary, isnguid step
and f,etul ok and tone. tell hos much the inner ma
chDery is derabged.
Did YOU ever Observe how physicians carriages hy
about after the holidsysl i amuse mysef-a grave
amusement by watching from my window The rors
OF them ct all the houses in our street where anow
pltLty OF olve-plan's gov
Nov and tten there is -adder light the bit OF black
Grape tied with white riobon-sLd tae hearse. Do you
wonder cIonk J
And yet no one will believe me- no ous-n>r heed
nv WARSISG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
HOW TO EXTINGUISH FIRES
To ne Es,,O, Of TAs y. y. Tr1s.s.

SIR: Want OF judgment in extOgalshjng fires NJ The
city WAS s,rikpgly manifest at the Bank Of Amenca,
in Wal street on Tuesday last. On that caslon an
undue application Of water MANIFEST, thereby
doing uunec essary damage. Three streams Of water,
in fact were applied, when would have be-n ,ui-
Gent / en- confident il such fire hal occurred II
any email village Possessed Of ony one h'e-enzioe,
tst i, would have been eItngushed with less damage
aud. moreover, think that many fires much more
threatening have been mastered by active Yankee
women in New. England country to~ls, and without
III. aid of frv-eugine simply by the vigorous Of
buckets Crest noise an0 thoudGg do Mt alFays 10
eica'e ,ficency Of action- and OF these We have
plethora al fires.
hsve uo de,lre in speaking thus 70 detrac. uojasty
from the bclsty and Cour,ge of our Fire D7phtmeH
Vet 81 seII that II would be folly q deny that mrc1
itoeIiy Destroyed every year by tue lp sdlcous sp
pica;On # water Csss frequently occur where NJ
lie gentle force required 10 preveot an over exceed
fr,Ipsu from stretching hls bO-e aud 1-r-tlOg vt
III on he The ire Is &C Ally eI'l1s li-tei
To be .elfpcs-t ssed and Curcted AZ nie, tends Ia
f.ier csrtc, iuds melt Tor tie apDi '.lJ1 OF watsr
TOW ard lie ~ ust menL All u y-u'ng sod ssoG'
itr iLls head Yer heels Of ius hngs-i- gate
ctarsct rsc II This region ou' Ger MY Il u ?con)
tive Of ELI cieDi sCton LIT our go nee ned u rlef
sand tia they have yet some-hlog 70 lean, aud nJt
be- too g.stic though ther meri-s 'Se maoy. l. Is
now he grown telef OF may OF ocf oss' c''izeos
that Le Interest oi property holders wou b. De Ter " ,
,ct.d and a uucn su al.-r aG-O-nt + properly d.
troy ed eTe Fire Department pa on-, sn ler
10 uu Der VIII wr.se le ted ci7s II able OvI ~
o ell :. 20 be uuc the !m-ltds,e co-i OF II oar IL
sotsuce COMPANIES who e Iat7e,st - TIE '0s' -th;i
.uuurts ion ard (xtus gishmeu. " mrs you'd M g.
naturally be well attended Ia; bl hsF 1-luhlng d.
most too much for some ,eArs 90 c m CT ty 30 no
torously backward III adopting NE ures ,sceIteu %
eject Oh economy Ia government; AID pro- lie the -
cufity nc comfort Of IL cii PEESM.
AsE leTk Cay, jan =, lst'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
POOR CHILDREN OF BROOKLYN.

IT, As Editor Of TAe y. y. Tribune
SIR: The Industrial Schools established by ehartl-
bic ladies in Nelson street, neH the Five Points Of
Brcoklyn ID Concord street, near the Navy Yard, sad
in tbs old MOTEL corner ~ North Second aud Fourth
ereets were almost the first attempts made 10 reach
large class of children excluded by tser very
cumstauces Of poverty from participation in the beoe
fits of the Public School system. They have been
enirep,lv successful in their operation -escu'ng
naiy yourg gus from a vsgrant mode OF life, aud
carving peace and comfort 10 many family circle.
Where inteInpersDce had bhghted the hopes of tae
househould, IL true, bu, little permsrest good could
be effected but even in Z cases, the sAly meals
givtn to the children have kept toem from absolute
starvation and often from becoming sysie IN uc beg
gers While these schools reach aud ben'h uu0d'els
of begging and rowing children, VINO would otherwise
grow up 10 ignorance and vice, the whole num2ef o.
tbose who properly be termed vasran's ma, DC
estimated 10y thousands. The Law II the arrest o.
,tgraDts has not bee put in force although taefe are
now some prospects II at provision vii be made i'r toe
dtttut on Of such CT idrtu "a the Common Co4ucA
hos appropriated certain anoart FOR thit pap So
NtAnw bile II. CALd.tE's Aii Syce'y II b .oc.yg
rs. .ou cd ir op-ra'i M B'--d ~ Trustees
con posed Of some O. Tie me-. iuaGeu.s atn 4 my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
Rmarks.

Having gwen our subscriber 8 fuu hearing, he
will allow US TO say that We most profoundly trust
that The Legislature Will not heed his petitions.
We believe the system ilsugurated by the act o
our last Legislature al Improvement on that il
.upered.d in these important respects:
i. i, diminishes the number Of officers.
III. IL secures a higher grade Of qualification in
our examiners Of Common School reachers-a most
important post.
H. IL secures a more systematic and rigorous
accountability for disbursements of School, Moneys
". II just6e, hrpes Of system Of School Su-
perin,endtnce which will secure better school
houses better teachers al (n tlme better sch Ols
In reply to our correspondent, We Wi barely say
that
|. There is no valid reason Why the new system
OF SuperlnteI deDce ssold cost more than tbe old.
We bel eve il viii really cost less
II. 1t cannot be a hardship for the District
Superintendent, 70 spend one day annually in each
township expressly for the eI animation Of teachers;
nor can il be a hardship tor those aspiring ~ b
teachers to meet HIN for examination on hist day.
III. We don't wish 10 say anything unc"mPh-
mtntary Of the average Town Superintendent OF
former yeaTs, but We think they we're no, equa IN
capacity 10 what The District Superintendent will
BE-. And besides, they very rarely visited toe sew
ersl Disirlct Schools, .h CD We trust the Distinct
superntendepts viii 90 q. leas, once Jsar. No,
Nr. Hickock, ". cannot take the back tack.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
ITALIANS IN AMERICA

To hs Editsr 4 IAs " i. 1r'b-Hs
SIR: Cujer the head Of Italians n America, an
article appears your paper OF To-Day rrs0';iaS 10
cone from ell Italian, iudepeotzB. bta in bIs cha'-
acter ard biz meas, who c,us voluntarily - t2s
country re1.; As tese:s, hes p.stt'n, Il - IT.
".'o.'oas 6OuEd h.I. % As ors. FAR dsin -rested
r'-Ioud'rt j. al-o a nam--s- one Uni, - AG'.te
VITO introduces The arrc', que-,inn ~ aat the
scuo rtFsop BE his IS II may the a-'.c IL II 100
sruIrous Character Ia '"ucrai TO tive Viii m I
have Ittl,-d p, Eic - C. nJ - 10 d-l--l l,tly
''srf ~ c,uI;ryweu b-r- i-oin "a g-s4rt.t-t -
tack. tLt . clatts i-r-"la pilue, - - 'ri,;J
d-sE coW2 % b vFu ieyL Of o. s d. teLt.-mll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
CLIMATE AND SOIL OF TIE NORTHWEST
\, "a. Ea,LO, Of ne n. Y fyibs.s

SIR: Ifth. subject may be thought to deserve fur
thor attention woujo cite the fSo wng proofs Of the
vtue OF the north vert r-gOn Of tn. COntiatnt 10 al
tie elem.pte 81 cnAte. 1t differs e-sent ally from The
great ii-rict If ba,in- souto If the Columbia Hyer,
tu0 fiom I, e dry. katesert plans II the came a.
tud,s ,a,t Of the r. cky Mountains.
UL th- CoItasut geographical features corresP I'D
IN Z, tho = Of the .nti'- Ea-te Continent are Nh
trrs-d INTO much smaller space and to ahderstaad
the create. Genealogical feature we must embrace
his e, arapaical poDaeIee IA the yie" Inc
foLl China 10 European Ra-sia, an u Norway has
it. ro,r.,topd,n,e here il lin- "n Georgia, by the
Upler Mssb.ppi, TO the cost OF The Pacific a. >ik4
lat &c poull. Both these lines wOuli commence 10
climates % tropical characteristics, Iayer.ing interior
dsIie,s Of Ct, alter less sndts and open cruVaoie
plains ia bign a,lud-. .nneg At eo1s- If excessive
r.C'usf Of rain Stka ana Bergen have each e. -
ucbes Of ram srpualy, ard the gaanrty great al
even - ssou bling gate equally ostr ou'ed. Et7t
w.IG from both 5-s, COATS tner- moun,ain ranges
fst ana nit e4t,r-ve open paius. 90 r-et covered
with los .r.,s In kuropr, a.! tbeae d.stI ~ axe
CeIstly Inhabited; IN America they are scarcely
kcwp.
From Bergen to ~ interior Of Russia the qutoti'y
81 rain dtcfra-es rapidiy-ful.nE rom 90 lncn"s a;
q fr,t POINT to - the plains II N - PsteEsodrg
e. Noscc~. Its bot ~ ilch-- on toe shHe- OF the
baBc az, Nbrre TlI- quaint, = fuhii-n, i'E rItl'
v.-ru,l-., and IN - .f-ct ou the .uriice. "'lli
equal 90 ol 20 lcbc- 10 IsIy China or 80 southern
Slt,s. Tie zane ,oBG...Jl. east ls;ei - Ia as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

YoryG MEs's CHaHrns USt2S.-rhs ANNA
meeting II ID. Young M~os Chli-t,n CniOn ~, held
on Tuesday evening at their rooms in Aston place, H. y
Dunn in the cnar. From the Anoua Report It sPpesn
,hatthe AssOcsion has 100 paying members. Rooms
have been kept epsn for social ucsns, and '"Ppnsd
with limited Lumber Of religious DeS-p.pefs' lac
lectures have been eIniDeuty ,lcce-rfu. Inc s"e's
tnn il wholly og, Of debt They pay theh ''c'1isfs
500 ariece The Rev r.. II Ct pm has dpEh,7i 70
ne society go for which the tasnk' Of 'he ''ese'y
~.f- voted To- bio. Tee folp~''g se"''-nien ",is
81 ctd f0 r cfue aoc,s % tl1 ~ 90
- 49,, "a 0lsTead, Chs Sullivan. CIn.sp'nd.ns
s.er.isry DeIsr Bs~,n'i ~ hs 'e.is..' s,.a
= 'EE,..G Ci.n,ft eswmAn . W osr1.' 0,s-ua
a, - w 81 WcoSfnar, Haist~d; AdYissfs ~ 60
= PEE Crsp.r horsee Greeley. q. W Pa IAIso
t,,cI Je.;u. : R~tfe.d, Ah!aaam J psf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
DENNSYL WANNA RAILROAD
Il THE GREAT CENTRAL PENNsYLVANIA RAIL

FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
FROM REW-YORK TO CHICAGO IN 90 HOURS
IRON NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN S HOURA
The Shortest Best and consequently the Cheapest Route
from Eew-YoIk 10 AL points 10 the West. .
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad connects at Pitisborsh With ran
roads 10 ana IRON St Louis Mo Alton Gslens aud Chicago
~ frankfort Lexington aud Lous'iLs, KY Terre HAate
Madison Lafayette and Indian spos Ind. Cincinnati Dayton
g,npg6sld B-ll.fontaDe Ssudusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
k,b1s Zspesyie MSssAon aud Wooster ObiO slso with
packet boes from and TO ewOfleans, st. Louis
LoutyiDe ard Cincinnati.
Tongb Tickets can be hsd At any Of the above mentioned
n,e4e IN the West (See hsndbi In the hotels Of this cy)
Psebses will 6sd this The soortrs most expeditions and
comfortable route between the Eas' and West 49,,
Tkroueh Tickets further information be had At the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No ASTOR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
J l.. ELLIOTT, Agent PennsJlvanis Railroad Co.
Rsw.York Jan. 5, 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

o the mi.ery / ssv during toe short say sade %
New.Yori Ny own Gaze vas bad enough, but 4 ~
nothing TO tbOee Of others that came 10 my knowledge
call you respectfully but earnestly, TO rsse your
voice sgsnst these infamous prectccs 1 Am siren
ger to you, but give you my name and Adde'S and
bold my self resdy suo-t>niiste oil The statements
have herein made. Resps ctfaly yours,
JAMES GLEASON
NJ div C.tuausovr Ian I? 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

Eegal Notices.


IN THE MATTER of the SALE Of the REAL
i ESTATE Of MATTHEW Thule deceased, for the psy-
usHt bis 6bin pursuance Of Order Of the Surrogate
Of the County New York will 20 be sod at public
Auction A Merchants Exchange the City OF New fors,
on he THIRD DAY OF MARCH 1887 ct IL O'clock noon the
following described REAL ESTATE Of MATHEW Thule,
the City Of New York deceased for the OF hs
debts; -.
Of goupd buidiI thereon erected situated lying
and being In the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New YORK. on
the side Of Enty seventh street and between toe
Third and ~ the distance 81 h'e
and Thirty feet and and 90 thirds inches
et,y from the south eseIy OF Third A'enae And
and iunIng thence westerly along
thirty feet and twoth de inches thence southey and
parallel with Third hundred feet and eght inches
thence and parallel with Eighty seventh street ons
hundred thirty feet and twOhfds inches aud thence
Dotbey parallel with Third hundred feet aud
tth inches the place Of b nil The improvements upon
SAID IA, no1 ed lots consist Of, 80 dwelling houses
SEcexD PCLLAlso all those two other certain lots pieces
ground With the bal thereon situate yps and
Twelfth Ward Of the City Vt New 1ok on the south
efy Ide seventh between the ThTd ara Fourth
the distance Of four hundred and eight
set twOihTds cbes wssey from the southwest
ery corner Third Egh ystvenih street stores IA
and runtn thence westerly aoug the ubey side OF shty
scuhery parallel with the Third hundred feet
and ,ight thence esstery and parallel with Eighty
teyeIth five feet and iwothTds inches and
thence BoIthey aud parallel vita Third avenue QUE hundred
and eight inches to the place Of beginning The improve
upon sGd toned lots consist OF dwelling house
Ten # the purchase will BE- required 10 De
paid ,ae aud the balance when the deed ready fOr
delyeTy.-New-loIk, January II, 1851
FRANCIS TWOMEY I rxa.,.or.
kanl5 lsy6wTh J. GEORGE KIP 100000
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H1e0ital.

ALL PERSONS wishing 10 become acquainted
N with old Dr. BOYDS NEW MODE OF curing
Dropsy ,sehpg OF the feet and legs swelling Of III 40
dousn and stomach difficulty Of oTesthins
shtu sleep bosea appearance irregularities Of toe Kidneys
or urine pness weakness general debility or was ing away
slsy address p. BOYD, NJ d., satiO1 D. New York One
Shilling only paying the expense OF this notice and
return postage viii be required.
CANDS' SALT RHEUM REMEDY.-Tne
~ great success Of this medicine 10 curing Dresses o. toe
Shin eucb Salt Rheum. Ring Worm, toh Scsld Head
Eexema P,Oss ko, 10 without parallel In the annals OF
medicine. SANDS SARSAPARiLLA 10 recomm.nded 70 be
s,ed throw the unhealthy humOrs from the stem
by Supplying the Salt Rheum Remedy externally reinc
M D. place upon speedy aud p-imsneut cure.
F,spaisd by A. b. ID. SANDS, Druggist No 100
Eulton-sL, NewYOTk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

RoBBISG AN EXPLORER Assistant Capt. BOW OF
the gir.t District Police s,ed Robert 9.woOd No
Stanton street on The chse Of rotbng bis employer MI w
b. Mckenzie merchant, Canal street, r. Of tb0 Tho ~.
euseJ sctoLm shout 10 y~srs OF az u" W. s@p'oy-d
b., al rpes the rate of 80 ~e- tsf ~ M
month. On the morning Of The 5h Mr. asnl. ssssr
an.d be shove nissiDs from tho dswer,
and IN msdist.y took steps bsye h arrested lie SO
Locked up honos, nh and yesterday tsk7i 70 Ne~rdh
f,T FL Initiation III cbsrse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

DEATH OF wELL.KsOws CITrzEss.-Mr Henry
Oakey Constable elect Of FRS, Ward snd well known -
biz Do esn times past died hs re.dsnee ye.tdsy
nonLs 4 devolves upon the Common Council to MI NE
ohice vacated By hi. death. -
Samuel LOuBsbrry IatTn and nicer OF the ofo'syh IN
stute died recently Tie had silva been sctyen promoting
III. prosperity Of the ln,ttL ami bis loss vii Dc much isit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

Yesterday morning, about 3 O'Clock, ere was Dis
covered in the base ment of house No ~ South Ninth
street, occupied by Ebenezer Hanfort The IRE orig
mated nom the he alter the c,Gi. IL quickly en-
tiDeuished by Engine Companies Nos 3 and IL, VII se
apparatus are located hear by The building was
damaged TO the eHt'nt OF 800; insured IN the VII
liamsburgh City Insurance Company. The furniture
was damaged about $780, mostly by water and smoke.
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CUPRENE COURT.-SALMON l.. JOHNSON

- assfrst ISAAC L. WAlTE.-Summons for Money. Te
Defendant Sir You hereby summoned 10 answer the com
plant this action and copy Of your Us AZ
ElhcOtyie, Cstariugus County NewYoIk within twenty
the service he 'eo exclusive Of the day OF such
vice and II you fail to said complaint sfOTesd
the Plaintiff will tale judgment for the OF one hundred and
ty et 1900 dollars with interest the frat day Of
August 1855 beside the of suit And you will take
plant In this acton bed Ia the Office OF
Csrh Of County the fret day Of October
1883. d25 lswewTb RICE JONES Plaintiffs Attorneys
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-THE
- METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION plain
sH against MICHAEL NEUBAUER and ANNA MARIA
bis wife defendants Summons for Ielef(Com not ser >
To the sboyepled dendn You hereby summoned and
required the complaint IN this action, which has
Office the Clerk ofths County Of Kings
the City the City Of Brooklyn and 10 oopt OF
office No O. W,street city Of NewYort within
days ssr the service Of ibis you exclusive o. the
day Of such service aud If you i 70 The said com
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff IN this action
will apply the for the relief demanded in the
plsnt.-Dsted New. Yoii, Sept a. 1870. -
WILLErT STEPHENS,
ds5 1sv6wTls PLAIN tiff Attorneys
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The PoIIcs-Wm Fort me WA appointed on the
lice the - Di'rc; ye'erdsJ, IN place OF Joan
bltAOI dec 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

NYs1yRIoUs.-O6 Tuesday fo'eooon t~o genteed
sprs,p. fellow. from New Yort hired elesant torn on.
-, Mr.. sevu . static ~ South seventh street. 20 rde out
- 1te iand IL 10 Last ni.ht u-ither the dfiy.r team %
II n,a hsd been o. and Il feared ma. NE dnyer
ia hem nae drunk " orDgsed ana e ~hls ihsy had tss "a
H. nlo1ey sway Tie hoTss eish hsfBess ke were VA
usd a. about 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

LOTTERY POLICIES Sergeant 5 nth and Ohioer
Ryan OF the F, DIS Police ,e'tefdey arrested J.nss
RSeer for epng cy shop and disppsins ot tcis' 10
Btidse ,tre,t lesr ay br iusht before Justice
smiih md he'll; e bal. . answer the charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

GssLAnIs-A large number Of stree. gts lam %
were torn Sunday and Monday Tue ponce
ie,urns motto, dJzeos IN eifsren Tsrts u the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

Is THE WAKE just CO Ne X, ~ the Ept%i1 Dls'
. siif,y ia tte 1sk. o. .otn. Il the oth-r brposyo
Jouc.,in iefang flo " iaFn'ou p'f'oe' e"H'eN'"
druL ksnusss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

The CoUIT OF SEssIoSs The Grand jury ought
q bin. Of ctnen ut y-erdy and sssin retained
10 thsr sbor. They will the final 10 on satafdsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

cpoP IuyrIyG-A VOn4p amed Ca'hsrine Deya-
In I'D AID brought b-foe Ala w'lom 81 sh7 Tar
teeuth WIc Jestefday e'afE~ 90 - p'7T I,
90. rom b. s,.r. Of Mr. g. Grand ''ret Semen;
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PrRsyp TO Dam Coroner & nnery h.h 8 40
=. v.g.tdsy a. 81 - Diysis8 s'r-~', up %" 49,
F.f,5r. Ho..n ua'.s~ q If,id ~ Jas ga, "o'
49,. tarL.f Ilsscay TfrnIg h's '',l -.,,ct
81 .sl.y essstt be from stove TIE Jiy 'eA4''1
II AcS.crE;A asGtl.'
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FEKnA E0RE TWONEY Execution.

In PURSUANCE of an order o; the Surrogate
of tb. County of New YoIk nos. !, hereby gwen 70 al
persons having claims AsSn ALAksOH T. BROOKS late Of
the City Of EewYoIk deceased 10 ptesen; the with
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber her residence No 10
Fast S7hst City Of New York before the so'h
DAY Of April pext-Dsisd EewYoIk, the 2ls1 day 81 De
tobeT, 1896 PAULlNA BRUINS, AdnA-
nr1Rfs aunTl
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PIcKPocKET -Jo ohm flea ey was arrested a. the Full
ION Ferry on TUESDAY nihf br picking pocket " May
Beatty liz bro, al b. or justice Snih b. Object Kern
s.n ard commit u Zen entary Tor Tires mpntha
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PETITION.

To the Honorable the L<e LetErsf TIE State 81 Nev York
Your petition eIs, residents Of the Town OF --,
County Of cfully ash your honorable body 20 re-
peal the AT OF sbOninf the oce u Town
Euneriptrude Of Common sons and appointing School
Con- mis- oI er Assembly Dsctl source Of great
addition e1p.p,e ard inconvenience 10 toe Inhabitants ana
aid drleerous Of educsca and your
petitioners will, IN auty bound, pray.
Dated
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IN PURSUANCE Of N order Of tbe SurIsSAss
ETA. C>v.tv a Nov yoyh sresy Fvss 70 sn ~
sess ssvss sissss ssar.a JAMES ". NICHOLSON st q
tke CT, ef Es~Yeh deceased - pes.st the s.ne VIII
,sseSsss sseseef V sshsenkess the ese ketss-
Ne Kaspss 81 the Gay Of Nov forf On OF before
ths twenty fourth day ef Jolly se1t-pnee revierr NE
'' " MARY ANN NICHOLSON
THOMAS NICHOLSON,
,.,M 1s-suTk. ExesutriI and Execu,sr
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In PURSUANCE Of en- order of the Surrogate Of
the County New York notice 10 hereby gwen TO all per
sons having claims HsAnst ELIZABETH THOMPSON se Of
the City q New l0ri, deceased TO present be 'ane With
vouchers thereof the sgtebs his office, No ~ W
1t In the Cry New York before the 18th day Of JanH
sJy psxt-pated ksw.Y orb the Esd day Of July ls5S
CHARLES .. MEBB, Attorney u
iy94 lAwemTh' Id. ID. Bonner, Ada
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- YcriohICHhEL BouILh0N p.i9'iE .s.,n. BAR
Ion Joseph BOuillon Emanuel Stuz and Catherine
Joseph Lambert and Catherine bis WIFE Frsnc. KASoh and
Elisabeth bic wife C,herise Hammer Adolph GGler. Law
renee R.is hsy hi, wife Hugo PfAf Berth, Pf md
Ida Pf.s ksry LIZ Lawrence LinU and Ffan9s Lns'
Carolina Logs Masdsen. Linss snd ALB ldns and William
B. Aston acknowledgements the defendants above
named Of them: You hereby summoned and
ourd the complaint in this action Of which
tiled the Office Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County Of
York the 18th day Of December. 1856 ais oee
the CITY HAL City Esw-York, and copy
the said complaint the sub.eber At his
Office No u Chsnbersst In the City Of Eevfork, within
twenty days after the service Of this eIev
Of the Of such service; and II fAl the
Aforesaid plaintiff tfis
action will sDply the for the relief demanded IN the
COMMUNICATIVE Dec@mber G, 1885.
JOSEPH LUX Plaintiffs Attorney,
dis lsgexTb No. IS Cn.mborsst, Eew-Yort.