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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-07
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The WIDOW JOSEs.-FCSERAL OF HER HCS
pAsD.-We have received the following communica
lion from a prominent citizen Of Bamegat, AID may
add that the sum collected in this city will enable Mrs.
Jones to obtain the property mentioned without delay
To ne Editor Of The N. Y Tribuse
SIR: Arrangements are abou. being made to aid the
widow OF this unfortunate (who lost his life while
endeavorrg to save the passengers and crew OF the
Tasso) to gain respectable livelihood. large and
Convenient boarding house in this village well situated
fer busress has been offered to her foe the low 50 OF
seven hundred dollars. As she is well calculated tor
the business she has accepted the Offer and or three
gentlemen have agreed 10 be her security until she csn
Tase that sum which she thiuks, by her own efforts
and the aid of her oldest boys, she can do with te
time Though she is an eOterprisng woman ye! she
will fed this harder task than she thinks ~ rase that
money, besCe providing for several snau children.
The eorte of the hberslmnded citizens of NeS.1
10 aid or will very opportune, as II WILING
only help finding her home bur business sufficient to
keep her from want
The body of Mr.. Jones was found on Monday las,
and on Tuesday inferred at FOrkcd River, j. Alarge
coneourse people attended the funeral and an eloquent
and appropriate discourse was prea he'd by Rev Joel
Iaywood The body had been II the water about nine
days but was not at ali dishgured. l. :.
Bayrcgaf Ocean Co.. n. j.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

SUsPIcIoS OF Foul PLAY.--The body Of a man
was seen hanging by the side Of the Swedish bark
Jeddo, lying at Greens Wharf, early yesterday morn
ing by Alex. Barr. lie was suspended by a rope tied
around his waist, and his body was partly IN the
water The hands on board Of a schooner lying near
by say that they heard the cry of murder two Or three
times repeated during the evening previous. They
yeLt cut but it being impossible TO reach the vessel,
and the cries ceasing, they paid no further aen-
ton. In the cabin Of tbs Jeddo were two glasses on
a table alongside OF jug and they seemed to have
contained liquor and if two persODs had been drink
i1g. No marks of violence we're found on the de-
ceased In bis pockets silver watch, the hands
pointing at / to O'Clock, and 81 in gold and blls.
His name was John T. BOOrmaD, Swede by Dir h,
and employed for come months pat as Waterman Of
the yesseL He was fami iary known a. Dutch
johnny The body was removed to the desdhouse
by order of the Coroner, and an Investigation will
take place to-day.
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WRECK OF THE STEAMSHIP LYoNNAIS.

it7TER FROM MR.. c. .cHEDEL, ONE or The PAS
GLRS-ADVFNTUREs IN rHE noAr COMMANDED
BY The THIRD OFFICER.
Co,n.pouderce Of the Wesers Zeiups Of Bremen
On BOARD TIVE BREMEN SHIr ELISE,
Ar SEA, Nov. % 1896.
As you are acquainted with the fact OF the loss OF the
Iyonnsis limit myself TO telling you OF the aiven'
lures Of the lfe-bOa in which found myself WIN my
wife undsr the management of the third officer from
The time we left the vessel until we were received alter
tix dave of great suffering, board the Bremen snip
Elise. Capt. Nordenholdt, bound from Baltimore -
Bremen.
The collision Of the steamer Lyonnsis with the other
ship occurud on the first day after our departure
frum New York at IL O'Clock in the night. During
this whole night and the following day NOV; ~, t1e
crew and passengers were necessarily occupied III Gu
desvenng 10 save the ship by throwing overheard her
freight and by pumping out the " ater winch had pene
Taied into the engine room.
At O'clock in the afternoon the passengers were or
dered to 20 70 the quarter deck, aud wee distributed
ilto the several boats. UnfJnunstely tbs boats were
not, as hsd expected, completely fitted on, and fur
hshed with provisions which caused no, htlo con
fusion The boat which We were ordered 10 step into
was overUowdtd l suppose there were 'weaty'eISlt
passt ns gers.
While wo were waiting for The officer aud his crew,
heard the Captain ef tue se4 ner say that thare
were in our boat too many sdias some OF whom ough:
10 be carried 10 the other boats. At the same moment
The sailors putting the oars IN motion our boat start5d
and found ourselves near to the ons which was un
der the command of the third lieutenant, tlu then
,mple sailor, who gave his orders IN violent tone
When be saw Us standing in our boat he called on us
10 come over TO his boat. ard not caring 70 do 50, he
repeated his orders with energy aud ordered his
men 10 bring us by force into his boat On my object
ING that his EiebOst not safe he answered, swear.
ihs ths, it was so, adding at the same tme mat II
cane not willingly would be forced 70 30.
Aiter inquiring from one OF the cdbn-boys OF our
boat whether this gentemsR WIS., an able msuer, aud
btng answered in the affirmative went with my wife
Uye. 10 the other boat. Bat had TO regret that
tlepi the boat bad considerable leak aud although
ideboa, il could be kept afOat only by continually
esing cut tie water. Therefore l attempted to 60
back my former place but was prevented by force
i'on doing 20, and ON asking for my wife - let her
ieuin 10 the other boat favor, was refused Ia
lie eoasest manner.
30 The boat then len the steamers 1t had grown very
oGk the sky was covered with clouds iron time to
.ne bere wss heavy shower; and tue water In oat
n'e' rose sometimes higher than our ankles. During
Right were at Que time driven very Tar from the
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY T. 1857

OF Of hes,rs. WIN. Nelson & Sons line Of packets,
wih gold medal for rescuog the ere - thty- two in
uumbe1 Of the shp Transport Of BostDn, ~hch
found at in sinking condition TIE 18Th OF No
vonbor last The st. Louis was hersef in Ii tress
when tie assistance was rendered. The medal is =
very beautiful one, bavirg side approprii,e
iLscrpdoDthe other repre- seating a sinking ship with
sssisGIce at hand. Such acts are worthy Of reward
and the recipient cannot but feel pride in receiving it.
particularly from such source.
NAVAL.
The Naval Lyceum will send mail to the coast
Of Brazil on or about the ljth inst. All letters and
papers sent to their in the Navy Yard Brook.
lyn, will be promptly forwarded. The mail fOr the
squadron op the Mediterranean station vii no. close
until the stb inst.
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ipplicailon for siay Of proce edna. dealed.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JAS. s.
DECISION Is ADMIRALTY.
Before Judge BETS.

po,ro.Ry-ASrEclpESr DEsT-Po~IR OF HssrER-RATTt-
CATION owsER.

porroaRy-ASrEcLDEST DEsr-Po~IR OF HisrrR-RATITt-
join Gardner ct al at. The BsTk White squalL
The beIk White Squsn, commanded by T.. j. Hard
ing master .ared from EewYok for San Ffsncisco an The
7b Of P,bruaJ I and the l5h oi March thereafter pas
Rio Jsnsiro in d.,re tor repairs The MASTER oonnsned
the ship Graham Eyohes Co. Endeayors were then
sde 10 obtain money by b0ttomTy sufficient TO make tho
repair. outfit 10 enable the snip 10 Prosecute hs
the amount pec,sy 200 ssrns but no loan could 10
10 the FOR directions rom them AID The underT.e.
None received the lt Of July Ia the rneantne'
The ves having been AIDE nearly ready for call BY no.
ce ,hIopsh the pape, was again nds Tor an ons o. 2an %
bosOrny eoIIGe tIe voJsse % San francisco 20 b. "a
dress tie COBsLs Office. No Offer BEING aSeg the msstss
then adv r SEQ f. such BRING IN. vessel sta her cargo
ck 10 Newly L. bat ob.ni fr that voyage ether
Tie ner bad sod part Il the ships cafEo aid applied INC
prc,.d. toward repairs ard entered INTO contract o.
oT tLe vessel when Lang came 70 no a. ent o.
pf 9ed upn debs contracted for toe repairs 5000 ItI
lns rys HaIeug Jig ne 'P a. Es;,f aDi S,,s,
in his place lie e1eeote4 70. eo' "a SIaS g o Ss sSs
motifs Burke executed the bond under the direction o. LA
uirt a. kncvledee Of the Necessities Of the weasel bot
tecsose b. wa told ths, Lang must have more money
awe toe 6olly tjIot e4 Ia qqe.1 7. tse ae o.. q. ae
h.f co isnec. By mechanics. ua'e men and "tsen .Hd
entirety Incurred very 2ohs. ~. ~ g. ,,,-.
traty f. this hyp iteration ~s on i2o' w,e ,Ls eot'n
isGsr Thee lns no'O ious IL was thsfr,rr sel
understood s the o.n va. a1as :. ss =, lon o.
tottou.y security, and ~@s not mac 70 l.s eis'. :.
,b,n enf Of SCI pet from the amount he master ooS
not bind the Zip h~r orgo and tr' ~ 70 me % A..
sue
Abbott 20 lnote l. Peters Ssl. - -, 80, n. .et.S
Bur sho % the bond signed BY m InA.ss Js zs,n
~ 81 att. under the cectlCn Of the agent g -,
I'd not on hrs own judgment aud eisereon Is - Se..sl
ent 70 by 'he with funds of h 90 sat t,r ths
- :, uu. be in led with general Pjwsr' i,i ...r
10 resp CT 70 the ship He di'Pasa 10, p ~ -
80 another Ife called Ia the DIs u
- III ,sintsA apd Authorized cJnF osa'on 49, M ~
ors H. sr arranged win The eonsIes =, 20 49,, the
- ~; ,t.nfns Amer Borrowing hypotn' p
vas made Lsa a. the pPe. ,ns Tor ~ The
Of The p k viii the so,omy boo a,. q. AZ
TED 70 lLs $3.50 tv,f,ss Al New Yors AID obtASoo TO-
e-ei y, ,sou AID allowance Of their SHARE Of t1s
.yersse md claimed and received that 'nNs H'"' Wv
IN. he,. IN my judgment import that Lanf P 81 ,hs
49, rer.r Of toe 10 b. Potbeosts Ns so~ hsa.
e. ,ur6 powers not originally ar.s 40 10
-, IL orucr, r.,iasd and vsuIe4 70 Ieeu s'''
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COMMISSIONERS OF PoLIoE.-The Commissioners o.
Police met yesterday afternoon tor the trial of Police
men charged with violation Of the rules and regulations
and diTelictOns Of duty.
The case Of Lieutenant Bennett, Eighteenth Ward,
charged with unbeeoming conduct, was postponed;
and the Gaze Of VIM. Sutherland. Sixteenth Ward.
charged th neglect nf du,! also postponed TIT
accused being sick
The case of Daniel j. Gray OF the Sixth Ward was
first tried. Tie specification was that said Gray, on
the 30th Of October ut used coarse and ms dent Ian
guage in regard to the Mayor superior officer, al
ing him "thievipg, swinding policy son ofa b-h,'
in violation Of section % Of Rules and Regulations.
Thomas n Martin testified that at the time 10 ques-
ton Officer Gray came up to him on the corner Of
Mulberry ard Bsyard streets, where banner was
flying and remarked, in the course Of conversation,
"Yes, that's the man. they will carry the whip for
you; and Fernando Wood cannot be elected calling
him opprobrious names, &c. Mr. Larkin was present
ct the time.
Patrick Larkin testified to trying to cut down
Libby banner about election time; did not see Martin
there. The case was closed without farther testimony.
Chauncey Edwards and William Parinan of the
Seventeenth Ward charged with electoue, ring about
the polls on election day dismissed from the PO-
lice Department.
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AFA1sE GEs1lLE.-A man named Thomas Gentle
was taken out OF bis bed early yesterday morning by
Officer Kay lar of TIE Eighth Ward Police, to aas"er
for having on Sunday last stolen two robes, valued a.
80, from sleigh IN Sullivan street, the owner OF
which keeps livery stable in Hudson street. The
officer on searching the premises of the prisoner IN
Laureus street. discovered the stolen property packed
in unk and took possession Of it. The prisoner vas
aiken before agsrate, who committed him for sTal
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Hrpsox R1vtR IrEMs-Arrest on SasDlcioa Of

HrDsox RIVER lrEMs-ArrcSt on SasDicoa Of
Ms,ec, HudsOa During ths past week considerable ex
existed ia the City Of HudsOu in consequence OF the
person suspected Of muEdeE the following ststs
OF facts;
Alb four years ago, YOUNG named Michael McCsrty
of Hudson bs ST the Village OF ClSyeSck some
mile. dis; ant and during which occurred there
killed The murderer escaped and avoided the present
tire detection.
few dsy, since named Denny Cummings while in a
state n,oxicaon made remsks 10 the presence OF
Dennis the her Of the deceased which led hm 10
believe Cummings knew something concerning Mchae
murder In the drunken AK be IMPLICATED Andrew DoAn and
two other men. Cummings snd Doan were forthwith apPre
Blended and committed 20 Jail q, await Investigation.
FrortH 10 Dfdih-RHm he CdHse.-A IN al named
You're was frozen death in field Slug Sug few days
$50 He AZ dced 10 uemprrsnce and 10 the tetn cn
seen the vl,ge ard j. supposed returning home
fell and being ursbIr 20 Tse, Was frozen 10 death
Nurf0r ESc6pes from Dr0rHfHg.- Friday last,
boz nsntd OsboIue, while PLAYING Eisoo's pond In
shkepse had from drownins and bdt tor
The prot II Of Sir NrosHt o that Ct would have beel
ned lie down tor the lss time whea Mr. v
r.@e Cd bin, ~ Vita On he hook -
AHothsr-One If the boaniers Of Mr. Georges HO'
Poug had from drowning On Sat
day lat he Pond IN that city when h
IN throurh hole the lee but fortunately Up Of
another short distance from the first.
The Rirer Crossing The crossing % the Hudson is
view dangerous Rondou few days party OF i've
men br through the Ice and must have been drowned bot
for the tin ely assistance Of Mchse OCOune who By his
remarkable prescac. mind succeeded in rescung them all
Several have broke through the ice bat luckily
has been drowned set.
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THIRD PREsBYTERY.-Tbe Third Presbytery mot
in the Seventh Presbyterian Church, corner of Broome
and Ridge streets last evening. The Rev. Mr. Luca'
of Allen stree. Presby teran Church. and last Moder-
ator of the Presbyery preached the Sermon the sub
ject being, The GosPei teachings "iOn tn nature am
necessa4 0f he Ai0semeHt' The text vas |. C)rIn-
thsrs *. ", 1" dispensst.n Of the Gospel is coz
mitted unto me-" Immediately after sermonthe Pres
bytery elected the Rev. Mr.. Bidwe, the next moder
ator, and the RevS, Lucas and Brown, Clerks. Ater
which the Presbytery adouroed till tb' morning at
O'Clock, when it will meet ia the Session House Of
Mercer street. Church
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observation-disclosures
XIII HIM :

Wfas the odds Pcor DEVIL he has the conslm ption
XII lin he has the Psy, and can't live long any way
huIlun he's victim scToills and bound 10 die XII
him lie /, lingering with rheuna ism liver complaint, heart
dbesse mAlsdy arising fom imputy Of the blood
and LIS fate Kill bin Is the cry vi the quacks
'BCr GET HIs MONEY drst ." they Tor ct 90 ibid
But why Kill him" when DR. HEsRY AYDERss Liquid
iodine or Pure Iodine M.er" viii ell terrible
disorders pity dubifry omcy and with perfect
.sse Why ALL lin" wncn hundreds Ia ta,s city would
t,fy that they haye been r,sce3 IL f.Jm the Of
DEATH Live Live TAKE mp thy hcd and walk ~ il the
la, su.ge OF De- ANUERs aud the lOus is s0t 3 bottle
by AxbEss FosDICN Nos. , Second aud 352 Broli
vsyi C. ii Ring No 1872 Bro,dway; 4 Huise No. 81
Fuonst, Brooklyn, AMI by a.. f"sPectAhe Druggists.
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A CORRECTION
To IL. CS,fo, If TasN. \. Tr,6sas.

Sur In your issue Of last Saturday, auong your
loc. items. YOU repsred getting cst Oh Ne" ear Pay
VIII fEhting No a Aur street "A the report Is 14.
hood neglected 20 correct the MIST
after being twice called upon By me cIPL1n he cause ana
;raact the .td report heirs e aad injurious 70 ny ehAi
ler and end the name AID Aeare's Of ne Pe'"4
Il tie reporter who Invented the ilssh1od ,,,o,,
YouTs respectfully, I'D" AhD 1. JOneSONI
Aex- i0rk Jan g. 1851. No. u ALE 'I7esi ~ '"e 'e-i
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING ~ LIBERIA-Ihe
Board of Managers of the New-iOrk State Colonz'
ton Society have directed an appeal to the humane
and beneyoler for Contributions in behalf Of these
poor people BY their order, the Rev. Nj. Pinckne',
a coIorcd man, for years in Liberia as mission
ary Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, having been
OIL the ground and witnessed the horrors OF the seere,
has been engaged to eaI upon the citizens OF New
York for donatioLs The public are earnest desired
10 contribute
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fAdyertisemeutl
.sician uho.n =.

nearly ruu discovered while in the East lnes certain
cur, r Cousuu p,ion. Bronchitis Cough Colds aud GeueA
Debility The remedy discoverdb BY him when his only
child. tauRhterwss ryen die. Wishing 10 do much
so as possible be will send to such OF bis afflicted fellow
beings quest this recipe with fall aud explicit directions
10, naLn IN aud fy u-ing e. IT, requires each
applicant him sh nghree cents & b. returned
recipe aud the emsnIer be sppied the
psment this Advertisement Address Dr. ii JAMES No 10
0nna.st, Jersey City j.
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FALLS rPoS The IcE.-The late fall Of snor, fol-
lowed b. the Intense cold Of yesterday has filed or streets
with e sne hundreds srsady suffered from nE upon
H. Houekepers ibosd have the ice in front 'f their PFe
Gsd4y cleared away. else have AsAe' over "
The patrol police shoud that this !. promptly done
Yesterday MI, shenock. residing AZ NO lf- " est
stree. feIl on the .degalk Eighth rear IWehy
tfs street ana fractured leg and Mr. John Clay ad s' Ar
broken by fa,ilg u Mott street PARK street
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NEW-.JERSEY IZIEAAg.

OBJEcrIosABLE CIrIZESs.-The Sixteenth Ward,
known as Du.chtown become the rendezvous oF quite
Of erfeter confidence troopers patent
M ,r and others Of that stamp who operate in Ne" York
and about the country One Of individuals recently paid
New Jersey visit the capacity q drove and succeeded in
purchasing eight head Of cattle from IL C. Saunders Of Men
den for which be paid l 5000 which aeFWd proved 10 b
counterfeit, bills % Philadelphia bank There Is now stop
IT,; !, ,f legality notorious character from New Oflesas
"a 20 found 10 remain there longer Aoss VI
these individual. krorn 20 the auhone' out 10 Steps
haze been taken to drive them away
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kansas ENIGRATIos We learn from Tke haas1s
Hrald OF FJ,c1Om Of Noy. ~ that at the las, meotinZ
of the Kansas State Central Committee the subject OF
I'm grafton vas a prominent topic OF dl.cd+'ion'
After full interchange Of sentiment, the following
resolutions unanimously adopted:
PssIrel That the SAFETY o the FreeSate cause In Kansas
demands the largest stsna6s graon Of Northern heeni9l
Northern capital during tho coming sprHs
and Sumner. . a.,
Reors1 This. confidence is Necessary 20 influence thee
r,ut and such confidence s De- best cstsOsl ea Dy
determine b, the Northern states 81 her 20 en-
enforce protection their czeu on the SOL OF h'n's
and appropriations money TO secure tneT protectou
ReIolrsd That this COMMITTEE appoint nom Ns NUMBER
Comuissiop in concert with The National Cohnee
u,,pr OF two members. Tor purpose representing the
Importance othese ideas 10 the Governments and people o Inc
Northern States"
Messrs. William Hutchinson and James NJ WiacheI
were appointed Commissioners under these resolutions
The lastnamed gentleman is now in this city; comml-
nications addressed TO him through the Po't-Otlee
will receive attention.
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The newly elected members OF The Board OF Super
yisors took their seats yesterday, and the Board was
organized by tie election of David r. Lindsay Presl-
dent for the ensuing year. Before the CONSOLE
daion Of the cites the annual meeting took place
in Angus. the members then being elected in
fine Spring. Stree that time IS, aud last
yesr ~ nembers from the city have been elected
Fail and entered upon their duties the st OF muay
EowhstsndI there only five members from the couny
towns beside the 10 city members the Is, Of August still adj
beginning the year This iucon
VeIe1 &c and Yesterday effort made -osanze all
Committees and begin the year but failed The p9'
appeared be- however TO Gust the venerable
Supervisor of New Utrecht Mr. Bergen from the COmne on
Accounts in which capacity he guards the doors Of the Treasury
most too closely for some people
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ron of haJ -stsck. with the chips 90 top. SO, yo1
ssve Your chps.
Now word about the economsing Of fuel in CITY
and country. Open tire places and CRATES the
mos: Wssteiul of hest, though they probably the
most saying Of health. RedtOt -toyes in close rooms,
are amcDg the denominations OF the age. They save
be at ard waste hesih. The best plan to warn a
house for family is to place large stove 10 the h
and then you can have the room-doors open ald ia
mod, rate weather thus warm the rooms; anl IN
colder day email fire in stove crate IN tLc ro.n
viii make ii comfortable, and give you free circ1
lation Of cir si the same tImo Houses with Eloi-sn
inproVeu Cf course are heated with hot CIR
fIlscts. some OF ttemsre bot air sbouin .tions
I, perfection Of beating our drellngs hiss no: vet
b, ot reached ror W. il be- urtil we buill them VITA
hollow " IL and floors, and double wi0dors, sud IN
troduce heated ar mo al tie cavities. As house,
ale now coDs;Tuct,d sud warmed, We not oUly waste
tie chips but we waste oue.hLt the heat generated
BY our fuel Il i, high time that in more selses than
one, we should save the chips.
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Mr.. FoTest had full house at the Broadway on
Monday night. BE gave hs favorit, character Of
Damon, and was well sustained by Madame Ponisi
as Hemicne.' Madame P. is an old favore at this
house and indeed in the whole city Mrs. Davenport
Lizzie Wes.onl was an excellent Cda1the,' aud
won little well-deserved applause. Her manner is
event and imprisoned and hardly fails to inter-
est and please the audience.
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FIRE DEPARTMEsr.-The Board Of Engineers and
Foremen Of the New-York Fire Department met last
evening in Firemens Hail. to take action on the death
of Mr.. Patrick Murthe of Hose Co. No. 81. II was
resolved TO attend the funeral Of deceased 10 body
today st p M, from his late residence in Ryngton
street. Engine Co No. A will carry the banner Of the
Department After passing suitable resolutions in
regard to the untimcly decease of Mr.. Murthe, the
meeting adjourned.
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CorRr OF SEssIOss-B.fOre Judge Morris, Justices
Euuou. and Scboo1 mskerThis Court ogsnzed for The
Jaruay yesterday and both Grand su1 Pet JnHei ~trs
yprneed fhe charged Ihe usua topics aud par
culsry called bou TO the uumer2u. etees about the
y where juvenile thieves dispose Of Il cir III gaDs with
tn little dfcuiy TIE Jury then retired 70 their Aoos an
tie Cour, Adjourned 10 this mOTBinG
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TAdyertissuent1

GUNNER : PATENT SHUTTER FASTENING Is one
OF tnons of tie IL holds the SHUTTER At
any angle audi may b. spilled to all kuds Of Shutters
At rhug expense II requires to be sen 20 Dc aPpre
ciAted. Eor sale ~ No. - BoweIy.
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Advertisement.
FIVE PRISONS DANGEKOI SLY INJURED BY THE

sATErY LAMP BE- exploded II can b. filed while burn
and accident happen Cal No 1866 B"aiway and wit
u.ss the pertinent Prices Sc, e.. and Is. each.
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ly .Triyed fTcm Liverpool An Afet pS,nS as he
,osc lred hOt The rse gave the esrck for her trunk 20
HURT promised sfinE IL sus ql-a'iT
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