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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-02-24
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Highland, 49, Wisconsin.

TUE undersigned having purchased the above well
L known House, and fitted il up in very good STYLE is
no" prepared 10 accommodate the cling public
best possible manner and the reasonable terms
HIS Table viii AZ all times be supplied with The best the
market affords.
u Good Sta5liug attached 10 TIE House, with tie
most careful and attentive Cstjes always in attendance
share OF the patronage of the travelling w.
and others. is respectfully solicited
Highland, 1876. t-Iyl HENRY HARRIS.
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Rv which means he Is always supplied with fresh CAKES
PIES SC and also prepared to furnish WEDDINGS and
PARTIES with the most delicious varieties, Oruamented
II SUN The most particular TASTE
- Tie highest market price paid for good ana
Eggs THOMAS MALUNEY.
Mineral Point, December, 1850 I-ig
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.

UANNEII MILAN
JHNt~LAle, Iowa COUNTY, Nav :. $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-10
NEW SCHOOL-HOUSE AT GREENPOLNT,

A new Public School-house was opened on Thurs1sy
afternoon at Greenpoint Mf. Superintendent ikley,
ard Commissioner Harris, Chairman of the Building
Commit co. represented tho Board of Education Mr..
Joshua Il. Griffing is Principal Of the school The
grounds are 100 by rs feet and the house SO by 9S
feet, two stories high.
The building is of brick, and cost, with its furni.
ture about $4,000 The permanent partitions are
arranged with movable blackboards, and the house 10
heated by means of hot air furnaces. The play
grounds would be improved by tagging or laying
wooden floor under the building. A, at present ar
ranged it will be impossible to keep the children from
iphaling cloud of fine dust whenever they enter the
playground in fine weather, or from sticking in the
mud IN vet weather.
The Primary Department will seat 500 pupils.
The Grammar School has an attendance of 2JO pu-
pills and will seat 800 There is piano in the school
which cost $500, $3.50 of which was contributed BY
Air. Grahams Policy.
Mr. w. w. Wilson gives musical instruction to the
school.
The opening exercises consisted Of an original ad
dre.s delivered by of the boys on the qualities OF
frst rate school; original ode, and carefully
written address from Mr.. Grifing, the Principal
The teachers of the Grammar School are j. b.
Grifipg, Hannah Hart, EMILY S. johnson, Hannah
Hsston, Elizabeth HenneI, Mary G. Spery and one
vacancy.
In the Primary Department the teachers are Della
Shepherd, Adelns b Boyce, Hester Strickland
Charlotte Ray, Elizabeth Dodge, and one vacancy
Mr. Valentine, President of the State Teachers As
ISOLATION, made q brief address The Rev. Wm. II.
Whitman Of the Episcopal Church, the Rev. George
Talmsge of the Reformed Dutch Church, AID. Harris
SIR Buckley and Mr.. II. L Stuart, also made short
addresses.
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MARRIED.

CONANT-IIALSEY-At Vergennez W, on Tuesday Oct 9.
in b. Paus Church by the Rev W. w Hickox. Eugene B.
Consnt Elizabeth H. youngest daughter OF tho late mAiss
siss assey, L. S. A.
Conn Andrew Dichenson OF New.fork to 5uah, osdy
daughter of Capt Elihu spicer Of the former place.
EESE-In this city, on Thursday Oct 81 uAs
Rev. John II Macsaey. .. o. VIM d. flemins 10 Amelia
daughter Of the late John ID. Reese.
HOOPER-MAsOE-At Trii y Church Boston. o. TsssAay.
Oct G. the Right Rev Manon Eestburn and the krv.
Arthur Mason William Sturgs Hooper to Alice daughter q
Jopstbap Nsson, oil Of Boston.
HOPPs - AsHBY - On 9hursdsy, Oct Q, at Locust HMs
shaw Dsunk, u.ter County X oy the E E ~ -.
Sch0onmabsr, AloDzo Hopps CT NeW'fofk MY 70 -
Jept 10 Asbby Of the former place.
HICKs-LUCAs-At St. Louis, on Tuesday Sept 70 Slss
Hicks city, to Lizzie A., daughter Of Jas L. LSoe
OF ST. Louis.
HUBBELL- sTRoNG-On Wednesday, Oct. , ct 81 psars
CAurcb Norwslk Conn By the Hey Wm Cooper Mssds
by the Theodore A Eaton OF New York Joseph
W. Hubbc IT, Of Eorwsk 70 Olivia daughter OF the late
NsiheDie W. Strong OF New-YoTk
LAWRENCE-NORTOS-OnT Thursday. Oct. O. at 0oshea.
Conn in the Consre gatio4al Church, BY the Rev \
Smith Broosyn Long Island Lewis H. Lawrence Ut Utos
N " 10 Lizzie c. eldest dsugher Of Horace Norton esq
,he former place.
PETTIT-BIsHOP-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Oct a. the
residence of tie hridos father BY the hsv bnSfs,
es,e Petit. Mary Elizabeth dest daughter OF James F
B.shop esq,
pETERS-AUsTIH-At Stafford Conn, Wednesday oct
j Cfst Church by tho Rev. I. N. Peters Frank A. fe
tes Boston, to Mary h. daughter OF Thomas Austin a.
StratiOr3.
SWIFT 0RFFITH-In Brooklyn, Wednesday. Oct T. Il
the residence of BRIDES father by the Rev H. Cspso-
ter the Rsy Alfred b. swift Of Middle Oranyile, NJ r., 70
Miss j. LzAe, Oldest daughter OF Walter s. Gnhs. esq
Brooklyn.
Observation-Disclosures saa FrsDcisco Cd on Thus
Rev r Cutler Mr. NJ s. Threshe jr to Jennie Ridsouts
both Of Gslena Hill, Yubs County.
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~ -. RR,o.. !oHoSsd spd the ttsok. ii zee
~. v.i.d % Sir Wa. Nlbt tct Il. isc OF
: A.f . to NJ C'retu'., t0e pu6t.ul % 'hb cic-
,...,'. Nj Boo & th- iNpusc Ds,d'i PIT or
...,l,.i.r ~ cucEl1's, 20 10 tie pos ior IL
r5.Os
~ tnr1uiitce wOnG rcoy'ee from their frtcais d.
-. ~ ,b-esirficu, 81 s. .4cr ss rossbc. ard ion.
g., az. ClIldC H.; 'ttf- ether anuo IA )usy "
ats.y'-e AZ ulcHt pieo-t itr generous d. aprs
~ IF,irNAN rut.U"',o tr4t Mr. In ~ Pt7ue
~ ., ,ei oi IN wort oi California; oil red a.-ur-
sDc-S bat thes I'D uublE r-spo1d - ;ais move.
uert 80 s31n ~ - Ls'ttI cOG,d bv fairly brought
d. ,-~ 'h.ui.
TIE Receiving C~inpitte. then took the platform.
cO5t;tu ute. Tie IU""ica are the vt Ine Con.
mite:
Mr,. Commander H;is'ee No IC7 wsverey place; M,..
Ga sui,u 70 ls.' I, euty fn .e5- dis Com.
us iivi1 gstop No % Fat T.nv second street: MI.
FUi ncair No. 50 west rs sutythfd street
"a -. No n Clifton place Mrs vsndeo Heuve No 2sI
n;ery No 81 G.eel ,tr,' Ms. Bel 10 IL We: Twenty
s'i ~ Mr.! Bel H. 10 y Wet I"G s 'e econ.
Book Nc SSs Filth stnue; Mr. Duer No IS East Twenty
tifhih street MIs Charl6s Ring Columbia College erty ninth
street hctwe.n Fourth aud Filth s'engcs Mrs valdez PEI
No II Wet Twenty first street M Mason, No II second
street; MIs Sidney bias No. i3e Ph Mrs Daniel
Asu.soO No 20 finh avenue; Mra Wa.d. No 1854 FhIb
aytne; M VsIius No 81 Est sixteenth street; Mrs J.
b. Murru No a Fifth sv -nue Miss Lord No 81 Wost seven
tetuth street. MIRA Daniel Parish, No East Sixteenth street
Mrs Wolfe, No 90 Wet Fourteenth street; Mrs II De
Great Jones street; Mrs II Hi. No II Breyoort place;
M Dr. Bedford No e6 Fab aud the Treasurer Isaac
Ancng others, an elderly lady stepped forward and
mar ded dOsb'e eagle to one OF the Committee. Sac
would not give her name, but said that she had
in tlIe Navy.
Resolutions of thanks were also passed to the officers
al 81. akors Of the meeting.
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THE TURF.
THURSDAY ON THE CENTREvILLE AND
UNION COURSES, l.. l.

THURSDAY ON THE CSNTREvILLE AND
UNION COURSES, l.. l.
yrea. tro. was expected at the Centrsviie Course
on Thursday. Prince was advertised to tot twenty
miles in al hour to wagon-the bet s. 600 against the
horse to 81 900 in bis favor Several circumstances
combined to give unusual interest 10 the race. IL the
hist place, twenty mills within an hour-he great aV-
erage speed Of mile in three minutes Tor twenty
miles-s feat which, under any conditions, las rarely
been accomplished. 1t requires the uaion of grsas
speed and great endurance Stll it has been doae in
few Instances, and in still fewer to harness frusee
s,lcipg son Of Old Trustee, rae sire OF Sasnion,
trct.d his twenty miles within the nolr, and it has
peeb done by ODE or Two other horses. L. is even said
that COM dersby more than twsnty miles has been
sea;evtd within the hour. But We believe there $ no
seeCle oi is having been dong TO wagon. ora TOM
fIe undertook to do it year sgo; accident pre-
vented Ter or at ali events Interrupted aud tern
pasd Ire effort In the llth OF eth nile she cat
sate Wat sdded to the interest natundy at.nchirg
q -ct Performance or suoh ao stIeWPt, IA ,he
IT Pace. Wa the geterI prdcrT aados IA g. =
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NEW.JERSEY ITEMS.

Monx TRouBLE AT rsE BERGEN TcsSyL-ArrrH'r
TO TEAR Up TIE TE.oE.-Tbere another escitsmsns
yesterday a: Hudson City among tie men recent
thrown out Of employment By the suspension oil "O1
on III. Bergen Tunnel At .syiy hour In the nofhnt
IL. men to the number OF foaT tive sundred "''
F.,h,red in groups HoboEen avenue, alone 'ho - ~
ID. works. their angry threats and general
evident ths heir d.s..sf.stiop e. not eet.ias the n0n.
nv due them va. on tue They reH-sInsa
tunnel vo un.l ocloca in the sfter oa' go
all started r. body or tn. nsn Inc Of the ra' "a.
Bergen Cut with the syO~,d determination Of 80
t,aos Sheriff Resy, bes srpfise3 Of tA IA HoboIr
dpstched order. 70 the military Of 's r,om,u., wsru
% Ao .I'.,. .h b, tie .qdiai. s''suSAs. Of
sTs o, Il. e.~p,nt IN .l. .e'e Ia .a' I'.. time W.
J,c.b Nil, q. Treasurer Of n"dsoa cry wac lfea
,,p. n m. r.rt. .ni kss 81 skt~"sS 'S'
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THE CENTRAL AMERICA.

To TIE Editor Of The N y. Tribsns.
. SIR: Capt Stone is out in a second letter With
unYarnisbej, he calls It, stacmen; OF hl,
in r. gard 10 the Central America He doea not how
ever explain the difficulties my stercs Ut his first
letter, but makes some critici. upon the nautical
phIaseoogy Of the passengers contradict his fret
statement He dOcs not deny tina. he was seen in the
moriog in the direction and about the pace he ap-
ptared to be by hi. lights in the evening The pas
eel gers duy and with every evidence of truth, HE
al CATION that immediately the extinguishiug Of
the lights Of the Central America, the FL Dorado
tackt about and "seied over the spot where the
steamer mad gone down. and could in1 no vestiges'
Of The wreck passengers He does not in his second
etter attempt t. repeat ths. The query arises, he
coui0 " imme diatcy" tack about add sail over the
very "spot" where the steamer had SUNK, why no did
tack about aud conf0pc 10 sal acQr her before she
went oVn az il was evident she was in q sinking
cOnCition being already down bel0H the guards of her
whf bouse wDen the ri Dorado first came al0ngslde.
There s need Of reference 10 nautical ncn to un-
oerstaId what he did 60 Reference 10 them might
be ust ful 70 determine whether he could have done
what ne did not do. But that is not the question
which is acLot did lie do? Certainly, the passengers
who we're floating on the very spot where the steamer
went down, and who saw innumerabe "Vesiiges OIL
the WE ok and who were floating near the spot Tor
nile hours, can better tell than a@'fical men VINO
were not present. whether the Fl Dorado sailed over
or sailed near the spot where the steamer went down.
-Four hundred pairs OF eyes StraniGg 70 lind her
sailing the spot and had she done so with har
Light exhibited they could not have failed to see her
Ii il possible ard probable that the III Dorado did
wait at come distance other until morning and then,
percevng no signs of the steamer, sailed off, She did
nor approach the spot where the steamer went down,
after DAY light but went oil, leaving the other vessels
still cruising about, looking for the sufferers.
His " unvainished statement is tOlerably well
"varuished" with his assurances of his Own hui
uisni.y and sympathy.
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DIED..

BOCKEE - On Thursday, Oct H. at northesss Ccris
Humphrey srs daughter Of Issac B. and Sarah bocsss
sged moitAr-
BLorE-A. No. % Madison street. Thursday. Oct Of
msrssnus Frederick NJ inantson Of John A and SspoAa
Blo,e ssed n opths and y days
CRANDALL A. No Ill IVES. T*ensy fra street o. ms
efSe: ss,
FoNfANE-At Fsrn4rJius Fla Tuesday, Sept " Il
fever Mr. r. D. ior'sno o. 81 Aug tine, tls
FlgON-At No 27s Yves. Fort .sixth street, On Thrnesy;
Oct g. Of dy,entery Matilda jane daus5..r Of ssnae Aha
EIl.teta EsEon, aged year, months and days II
GELsToN-On TauIsdsy. Oct g. Chsils. 0estos: eo n
ri We J. and Ro.e.fa A. Golsion, aged 10 months sac
days n. 4 q. /,
HALL-A No 81 ysn6.m ,e't on Tsur ss Dee U asn
an bis abigail bsL wieo" Of 'ie Law
eyed IS years and a days -, - u.x...a~-.
HonRR-A. Pss. N.w.Y0Ik Iens i;saa ., G Hon.,
Oct J. Hspnsh MaIis III HeE' "he OF 'o'sp - IL ID
$500 1 Rs5. Ss s q req q
IN. frieDd. and scquaiDanees Of I.s AZ n S r.
,ted stteDe the iunei~ 'O
No ia Blocker rect
,crUsYvyAtE No $50 Hudson stree; on "eceesosy, Vs.
c..s.rirs MoCluskey, aged q Jesr'
m.,. second dsush,srof Harriet and the lsss Geo.
nsneriop Sanford, ased y years. month. a. d dayS
is,iseS 70 attend the funeral from the esdsnee o. ~
notssr No eos East Broadway on Monday the Ina 49,
q | O'clock p NJ
srOrT-At No ao2 East Thirty third street on Tinrstsy
Oc at lt O'clock Of ooIspnrsor Jene A. btott dsasne
OfJsmes and Elizabeth stSst ssed Is ysGs 7moaAs -
10 9As.
Of ption ssah Ann Valentine Wife Of Gilbert VSss'
the, sssd Is years. months and dsya
wEsToN-In this city on rhursdsy nisht, Oct o. ~
.sS eids.: asu.S.r Of sssSsen and Ei.ssos rsss
The TO alive aud kn<. Of the Anies are. $500
roo ss a a.. isas.. q is1 s::s -
West Twenty ninth rIect, without 11'e''
iensas 10 DO taken 10 Grce1w
wAUGH-M Ne 81 west rwsnsy IN. ..r:s. % wcs.ss
Ssy o.. l. Ben, amin srsaAiis. yoaness scs go
ed N..a. Wss.s. seca Il ua'asa NJ" Ss@
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HONOR To UERNDON.

hONOk III HEhNDON.
In answer 10 q call issued by Mrs. Sarah Magruder
81 "eshinglo and echoed in this city, large nun'
Der Of women met at Niblos Saloon yestsrday, to
take INTO connderation the measures most atvisa Die
" obtain subscriptions Of one dollar each from the
women OF the country at large and donations at the
pleasure OF any one generously disposed 70 DO pre-
senied to the family of the late Capt Herndon who
hoby ressted tho Impulses Of selfproservauon until
he women aud children on board The s,eauship Cea.
ra America were rescued, and gsllanty sacrificed his
hie 70 then safety.
VIZ. A. DVEE, esq, vas called to tue Chair. aud
smssr GARRETT Il. BAISEY o. the United States
nav was appointed Secretary.
nj DUR VI taking the Chair stated the objects Of
the seting.
nh: N. E'AE1s, eeq., then made brief address.
~ pau aa eloquent tribute TO the bravery of Capt
n.Inoop ana gave sketch Of nis lie, much less full
Han ,hH already published in THE leIBcSE Mr..
d1n ieconlied hi heroic deeds duduI the fatal
,s!s@ y ptembtr, and cOlcdSed with he hops tia.
n,.h h' neral e Of BIZ country women 70 hs faml,
ashl be al iociteu co, 10 the repetition Of such geo
ana glorious sets.osi6es.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEsSioNS-Ocr s-Bstcrs


Recorder bMIrH
The Cour: opened this morning at III O'Clock.
Csss pleaded guilty 70 bgamy, and sentence ives d.
fcrcd ere week from {, day
The crse Of john Frlingef indicted for burglary in
the 81. to take the life OF Snen Ken
hsrd pIopt tor OF the premises on which the burglary 80
tempted opened Jesicrasy snecos was e,nunecd .us
mon ing Mr. aud Mrs Reiuhsrdt both testified 70 the ma
ha ing entered her spsItments ate hsef
The slt a. that the, aroused by HIN IRON sleep Tns
prs h,d kDe IN his band and Inflicted upon o,s ha
hsdt ard bis wife several severe cute eioss we ~.
AIMS R.nhart ccnced in with the prisoner daring we'ee
III. t the pris ners wrist between his teeth end
lei, their tnt. upon 4: The identification OF the dreneA
Tar a. hc come under their observation One witness Jaw thu
the OF the burtay and dio nee sos
ht Of him til he was sir"'teS at s1een,o ,sres. ns ses
tie ety Of nIdsr coming from Rsnhardts roo ena nee
Mis- Bt,uhaidt coming nom the rro covered win eooo 9
thr prisoner usAng his escape Tho officers wno made
the ,ned the tooth marks on the wrist OF tue sc-
cnsed defense produced ssdnce TO good charee-
ter but this rbutted by The deicndants own ser w.
t,ifs that brobos character decidedly bed and
buTsay The Jury tok The case upon tins evtdeac
and, aier .hort conference, returned wf@c, OF aun
bursia1v the Nth attempt to take Ne 10
prisoner hwith called mp for sentence and AFTER NV
by The Recorder he sentenced to the State rsoe
s when he withdraw BY the oe
rIy about forty years Of age and o'ks'ss
by occupation. al, -,
Frederick HsgaiDeyer then placed upon rial,
indicted for assault end battery with knife The assault w
ALLEGED have been committed upon Mrs Mary Smith, co ho
I'd September at 10 o'clock 1T night IN her own mouse NO.
2 Nineteenth The testimony that Haganeyer hckee
ME- Smith several times in stomach was sworn 10 by I've
though by the evidence oi Ms Smith hersst
no ons npp tho kno In question An enbt
tced ens hac existed tr some time between the smss
the ra aid the accused they lvins IN the ssh nee
And The snlt committed in an ARRAY In whtce
several others more less participated But that Mrs smith
hsa been sossy assaulted ndputsts through al tho tof
OF the The Jury having taken the
tired few mor.n,s and returned hing verdict u
Guilty" Tn. Recorder obseved was the most extra
ordinary verdict he had heard
The Court adjourned II o'clock tomorrow m1nioS
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A CARD FROM A VICTIM
To ne Bdits, sf The ". Y. Tri5s~a

To ne Bdtsv C The ~ Y Tri5s~a
SIR: was not little taken aback at seeing my
name in TINE DAILY SEMI.WEEKLY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Of the 10th 18th and 10Th inst published pson
stonden 6c Of obscene paper and publishing establish
uent jus broken up your city Now. Sir oil thai hsvs
to say in the premises u.s. 4tly and soernly deny
la iug red thing do with m like establishment
destly INDIRECTLY through agents friends otherwise.
even knowus of its existence until learning through tho
tunns TBE TRiBuNE and my upon tbs books Of
james Ram,o" alias George AkaTman IL no proof Of my
courteauce patronage snd plsced thore sarresa
without nv wish Tha. given 10
there 20 the but Of practical joke, or victim Of
u,cc AID revenge evident from its bei there at all
an Sir yours respectfully
halo7G=oo, Mieh Sept. Is, 1851 A j. 0IsSON
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\ ORRE':G!pN
70 a. rsi,, AZ Ths n. 4. T,pa1,

SIR: We notice Ia morning paper ~ the dS'e,
IN scc in reso by the Of prestiy being
rested for atouptir, t. pass coua.ercit -" sl on
Nesrs Monroe Co.. in Broadway II will please sul-t
,o Messs Jackson Pfdy No. - BOsdSsy, ia place Of
Monroe SO aud Mr Pu,dy in place Of Mr. Bahb)us you
" have il correct As tho patio. who the
OF srtsiirg the msn Prstly you will correct THU, yov Gil
much obh-e Yours respectfully. ..
Nec York. Oct. g. 1851. JACKSON i PCRDf
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Id " LN1,ELLIGENC.E.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-oet. s-B~sss
Judge BsrTs. -
Ss,sh Ps.tao ss Joscph he Asrsda Consul 81 ~
Republic 81 Venezuela
The case was submitted sithout Argument, end Q
,.,S uad ty the % the Court Tor the paiu0s,
IA IA, sum Of S20 ~ damages AID cepts costs .eolesss
The Of Cvur, 70 be made ~ the PsnGss
hs srtoa s Tor nioney bad and received by the aeeuAzf
frcua r,ia,if. and promssory note msds ~ ola
III. Int. Bank aud nderscd TO che p,niiss Isr
amount clsirred 4. about Sc go.
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sldsrbe phlss, With the ueo. eOvss TIE ven nee dsvs
"a the rsarcsd With tbs u aissv slaS eu Il p,se
hoo se execution OF the thrtss Whea sryei h.se
tu.i they .tsppej Two s.ss g,ne AL
vet b., tad no; yst Joro s8g esnaSe 70 the acS Nc No
M them os-a-ssy stos the@ not taks
thet ssstroS,e Sessss SAD the Gasl, contested ss
NJ hher p,oaeS u, he would the PresszA
ofae Road asa have tAen paid 81 10
% iosPSns opcoss until to dsy ST is8eioet Issy ~s
soNe'e' nous saS nPsstc ther declaration that
ey were n'' rad By they ~ead ar az ta ses
and 'iop ever Ten ice rcsa II Is 20 be hoped as Ia
dssot' u'y se way adjusted fI thsse hss Assss
bat that The ssv. the spost:oa pat sAress ns
eKecaion ana sch an evest sdsb result n Mood
sled We .aesr.tAsd TIA tie sss,as sraose. Of ssy de-
tAeu. /. stOa; 5000.
DrnocRhrIc PEisAKY MEETINGS Tho PrimsT
meetings OF the patty OF Jersey City
tor II tbe Coua;S and Assembly Disct
tous wee held Shusesy. The following the Aee
gsies 0.scttd; -
Edyss y ars-C. Somsr. NJ. Doyle and Csmmsa
Serosi n6rd-Joh- COVE W. Lsub aud fdNerd keuy.
Th,,S 3jd,6-P Post H,sa hvenaa, '" s. 1Ga JshA
Gersghy End W. a. lF,s.h
FlarE u lsd--w Fc~eth Ioba Kennedy Jean psy's ~
C.-~~
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COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE

CUMMISSIONtKS OF ENJfSE.
The Board met yesterday, at the City sll, TO grant
hcepses. PIeSept Commissioners Hssketl and Holmes.
One license was granted, as toliows:
John W. Pope, No $50 sixth avenue, storekssper; SO
Com ssloner HOLMES stated that too stunsol Of the
liquor Dealers Society would meet with the Board on
Monday 10 arrange the case TO carried " the
Of Appeals.
Adjourned to Monday, at the same pacs aad hour
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sURRoGATp's CoURT-oe,. s-B.:or. A. W. BsAD-


Three WUcs were called by the claimant MI
ssr., rre,silss counsel They were colored snd
rotyy tha bcJ ~ wien the dcccdeat We
~ c;si1ah. " GS Tue marriage took pAcc -
the Franklin street. N hs
city aud performed by the cersyma- OF the Ioa
Church f:riunns th this wife, boarding with or -
III, uuc,,. two and sleT~ ard keeping house. Ho
bod cLd 10y When he went to California; whet. IA
sast hsv" tsAen pare shc reusieed eehise
liz ene ~ her speaking OF her 90 IN
Vie then Iced Oue witness, b.ius IN CshtssIias
s,v ii d TuCcd by him 10 Sassn the seceud
n, wbi living With bin Witness does not remenos<
shber he spoke OF Srau hi. wife Tae witnesses seen
sab ard vi probably c,tabnh the satisfaction Of the
Surrogate the married 70 The decedn coa
n.rri,i fnt snd the on1 auiaee was thsseton "Sss
The adjourned until Fiid'y, 10Th inst
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CITY ITEMS.

PniIu.RMosic SOCIETY The first rehesrea ofthe
si.t. ent season takes place this afternoon at o'clock
at The Academy of Music. The following orchestral
pieces will be performed Spohrs characteristic sym
phopy, the " Dedication of Sounds" M fred Over
ture," by Schumaan, and "Leonora Overture by
Beethoven. Mr.. 1heo. El-frld Is the coedlc.or
During the pest .eason the S'cc,y numbered ''"'
associate and .l5 professional members Tn oil ;e''
for the coming year ave: II. c. Emrn, Pfe'ident
Thee. Eiefeld Nice-PresdeHt; l. Sp.r, Secretary
ID. Walker, Treasurer; G. PazGaghs Lib 'a'ian, and
G.. BranDes ana Joseph NoL Assistants.
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