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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08
very respectfully,
lSigucd, E. oAKES SMITH.

The Toledo Blade, under the present
management has just entered upon its third
year. The Daily Blade is one of the most
energetic papers in northern Ohio. We
wish for it n large circulation. Terms-Six
dollars per yoar in advance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

WAsHINGroN TOWNSHIP, the Republicans
have made no nomination for Assessor, but
will vote for DANIEL WAGGoNER, Independ-
ent Democratic candidate.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-08

THIRD DAr-FR1DAY.-The weather is
cold, wind blowing strong but tho sun shines
pleasant. Tho number in attendance will
probably bo less than yesterday. Tho
Awarding Committees arc finishing their
duties. The trial of horses takes place this
forenoon, and the Ladies' riding at I o'clock
this afternoon. Our paper is now going to
press; we will finish our report next week.
P. s. The Ladies' riding cnmo off at l
o'clock. Owing to the high wind but throo
ladies only rode, Miss EMMA SEAMAN, Miss
Lucy LATT1MoRE and Miss LIzzY LArr1MoRE
The premium for tho best riding was given
to Miss SEAMAN, the second to Miss Lucy
LATTIMoRE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29
Died.

Bv,Kn-on Wednesday, July 7s, HsyRr NJ, only son
Of h,bse X and Maria l. Burke, aged gear, months
snd % days
The relatives and friends ~ the family are respectfully
ipvtec 70 send the funeral, nom the residence o. his
rsreps No 22t Mulberry street. this Thursday sfer
noon q, t~o O'Clock.
Dublin and Anlors papers please COPY.
CssTos-on sunday, Jutc rs, JAsrs yovTH CAEror,
rssye Of the city Of Dubn, Ireland in the sith year u
his age.
san Francisco, California, and Dublin papers please
copy.
bx.-on Tuesday, JAY n, H-pr LYMAN, infant sss q
Henry and Alm'rs Dx. -
ne fienss and rel.tives invited 10 attend the fune
raj tbs trbursosy) morning 81 teu O'clock from No. Dol
prsrsr~sucdebly, On tuesday July n, wnnaS Dus.
LAP aged 81 years and mosshs.
The relatives and friends of the family also those q
Allen Crisusl fsq respectfully Invited 70 attend the
funeral NON his sse residence, No asa West eeuth
street this thursday afternoon. two O'Clock without
further nvitasion HIS remains VIII be taken 10 Grccn
wood for interment
Drusx-A the residence Of L. Duham, sy, Iorrs. In
FAINT son Of Evena AMI Louis Duhsm, Jr., assd mou.h
and II days
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, ths Thursday steruoou
At three O'Clock IRON the residences Of l. Duhs Frank
Ign, near street, Greenpeint
ElIIotr,-On Wednesday, July -, WILLIAM ALsxASDu
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DsooktSn city News.


TnE BOARD oY HxAInI-Dr RERa's CHEMICAL wosxs-
mltee whom wss referred the resolution Of the Con
Ccurcil In relation N - BcrE's chemical sorks,
the foot o. nsisoo avse, shcb hes fr~1leauy
been ieported 90 nus.roe, susmitied Us foosisg 70
port ~, tie sucj.ct:-
The counfuee reYort that they have waited tie pre-
mlAss end tbostusbly sxsnned The ssue. Al tns nns
the mn tee called there appeared n be very small
not q ouspess transacted 10 toe baianssfn fac,
indcs,s almost enirr suspension o. toe
~o,ks Ia the yards attached % The premees borever,
srumter NJ men wtTe at work gacklng come material
(sopssEty fr shipms ny xtich emitted . asi
snksUtrs NELL std ~hich your ml,ee believe 90 be
srui-ss eud very injurious 10 the pucc health rnsy
20 toify toe ssid G. he Berg ~ sbse sad naissooe
forth srh and IN toe eveut that nc fails 70 ~ be vii
&c rrSccuied according 10 Las for maintaining nut.
frrts
rps rcpor, Is risrcd BY Aldermen whitney, Franks aud
yansf.
ire report YES accepted and tire rcconmenda.iou
adatto.
Ar.tolutou sss ADOPTED declaring that IA nueI Boyd
NJ D., the r,ccsrizsd Heath 0fcer, only EMIT ., 70
ersn' rcrni. TOR burial
A,ew mis- we're passed aud the Beard adjourned f,r
wSk
rhE APPROACHING EXECUTION The execution OF James
Kelley tor the murder Of his wife in Aprii last ~i
hs, All the arrangements are completed With tho
The morning OF the day No one bus officers, meics mco.
ant etess tnsted n he pvestnt viii be a. m,-d, aud
ipsee Uusi be provided with Dcpu,y SaerfTs
snou; 20 OF -bioh have os-p given cut
PEspuSancs --R.v. 81 vma J Gerry, the supern,end.
the frssot Tpststku ct Fbush, recently resign.
s.ct peat month. Mr. Gerry gncs to Boston 10 take
charge OF COZ Gresaticp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29
Superior Cours-speciai Term.
Before Hon Judge Boswnrta
onDKa EoR ARnEsr IoR ALLNesp ASSAULT IRON

ORDER FoR ARKEsr Dor ALLEGED ASSAULT UPoS
FsNALH.
Jr1r y Lima Ncrdicaid ~. feri Advons asd Drr'd
Cotota- me plaintiff 10 this case, young Gsrrusa 90
man engaged 10 mak.ug and emcroiderins lsds' mslt
ia, ooupsns that TIE STD OF July the iefsadtn 10
pany With other persoss csne 10 her resasacs 20
Oliver street. ard without ptovocstipn knocked nc
piantif oosp On The for kicked beat ami bruises bar
about the head much tns. she ososored ADD
famed ard her 70 e dsfSuted f,r her nsurs ne S1s
frther states thai ths aofe ndsr than cspsef ~ b
faisey arrested sod w psoued AZ the ronps upJo 81
legged charge ~ ssssut and battery hut t,Ny quo
ssquepuy sileo 70 appear against her and ptaptd as
Discharged Toe plsstG farther steses that fap)a M
other aston the oefer an sgsp osrsrd nor - M ar
rested, after pers de,rncd fr LONG psrod sss
ciecosrscd without beipg adorned wau 5ra'se,
any, sire bad beeo arrested uroo this statement OF
fscs Mr. B'snsn an applied for orter e srrest
Which the Court Rrsut.d nooog the defendants 10 bat
10 ste IL o. SEQ
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The Rsos ss Fsrs Lee.
tn Tay ppTr,r or ruR Uxplrp

10 your of yesterday you state there riot AZ
Fort Lee, created ~ Of the "Desd Rsebis" from
Mott aud Mulberry streets, headed by che Maisny. Ia
jusfce ALLOW me 10 give you correct version OF the
srsB. when came do~n ~ the gate there some
eight the party, and three had lsdes go they
could take hand in asht The arst OF the party
paid for i've cur party without laoies being only fhss
Whom the party passirs through tho gate
way acme person "rougoed IN and passed ,brou
.. re Dsrs 10 parry, 30 wber Mubapy the last
Of rariy, 70 tbe gate they refused 10 let MIN
ps-s, saying tbAs the party pnmeer paid for mad
sesoy paced but those inside the gate insisted Mul
any coming 10, ~ his fare bad been paid, ana We had
rtttps 30 DO With hos many got In our fare. You
also say they weye all thieves and pckpocsets Nov ~
such very injurious 70 he character OF those young
men Who we're eossEed In TIE adssy, weh you would
cercrt NJ asd sso, that wherever those young are
hncvb 1ey ali respected, although they may defend
themselves whenever or wherever sttackcd imposed
upon. III. MUfIANY.
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Police I-u~iIlgeue>.

cH,scs oF GRAND LARCENY --Iul,a s,Govsrn. young
woman, arrested on Wednesday CHARGE tito ssssl'
Ds two esasty worked bsqucs from the h,se Of ass
Asep No ia East Thirty second street. IN, attempted
70 seii TIE properly a, me store Of Mr. szeSsl, 10
Seventh av.Iue and there arrested She confessed
Der guilt and YES locked up By Jcscs Qdacsoossn 70
trial
Suesn Gilbert, reshing ~ No. Albany street vas
arrested changed with stealing watch and cnsn ron
John Nkes appears that sb- cas'st ases iatn nee
hoos- ana then secured him Of osins her 80, an Do ns
refuss that she spsfehef pis vsFch aof cnsn
and ven, OF with ~ Pclic-n>n King w~us "a pursu. OF
her, ard 10 hin she jumped out Of secOvd soy
wndo and on her arrest Justice Connolly ioosed ner no
Tor trial.
vR JAMES TURNER wishes state that he has had no
nsht With usmcd "ousacr" and mas NOT cesn near
him for thrce months.
Ma. RaSJAsIS sctKrIKe considers himself injured oy
statement thai the dic1ty IN vhsh he vS recently
euHaCed grew on, Of "tes'ouey Of male" &c says
there wa no law IN the Gaze.
M CuArrs Ksps, OF 40. 10 Frankfort street recsnly
arrested on scharge Of robpery hss been hos ssssy d
charged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA srooK soaRn

PHILADELPHIA sTOCK sOARD
PHIADKLFmA, ia Y %. 1868
RAJ road, 7tk: M,rds capsi. as; Long Island Rgoosd
las; Pennsyivsais Railroad, al. go.
The Gales Of cotton day were ouly 100 oalrs IIxs
a1lc Tor misddar me Of INC ast ,arve da7s 10,
up osles, The receipts Of the ass bsss
CuasLssros, July u, 1853
The sales Of cotton 10 day 900 Daes, uncs.ngsd
prices.
Flour uaet but very arm: ass,ra stree, so1 oaio,
teucency; white, 81 10 ct - corn-Mxed, SO a
$40; wbise, sac. sec yeso~, ssc. sSsc. whskey,
2skc ARC. Provisions dnr ami uecaanged =, ,.,,
Flour f-m: ne~, 81 rs sfS Wheat a.n. es'cs OF
2 0co eu,tes new si 81 10 81 q, AMI white OF
81 30 o. 35 Corn nrm: yellow Of 9oc Whisssy hrni,
CrSusSsr, July % 1858
Flour duh; sales Of 700 bos, at 81 10 ~ 20 toe
sales OF poo btls 81 72c Mess pork Offering 81 SIC 3d.
but buyers refuse over fl0.
Flour quiet wheat quiet at eeLc. zoe C1ru firm.
Oats hrn shipments % BGf,o-2, 900 oasoels wheat;
30 OCT busbes cern shpmeuc n GA 600 Jshs
wheat Receipts bco b3ls. 1our III 900 bushels wheat,
30 900 bushels corn.
Floor quiet sales OF $50 bbs 81 SO tor oxra csoais
and ~ IS IS for com 20 chSics dorbs extra 10
diana basers brands whes' dol; saics 10 900 ousoss
club ct go Oorps,und IN goos osmssd Gales 81 900
bushels prime al 61hc. oss lrm sales Q 900 bushels
sound At leo wbisueySaies Of $50 bbls ~ &c axe
a92kc Yreisew uoch~seI. Cool inquiry FOR b,sss
lake Impors 10 day-2oO bbls. aJur, Al 900 bushels
wheat, Q 600 bwshels corn, I 900 busnssry e
BrfF.to, July 2s--6pM
Flour 10 good derand: gales 500 bps At 80 IS 70
superane Wisconsin and ILLINOIS, u for extr do; " % a
- 90 extss ONO, incaas and 1sosoiso stbH Zoe
extrs rornd boop Ohio frOm new wheat Wneai 10 fstr
densp for milling, make, stssdy sales 2o0oo bushels
~ 7ec for heated jAssgo sprns Tsc Tor SOMA d. 1876
tor hilssusie club Dorm 10 good demsnd, anf mako
for sound firm sacs $4,000 bushels ~ SOC FOR hesva,
SIC as2hc. for . ind, part 70 arrive Oss 10 fair DC
mssd hut he'd sbove the vieTs Of buyers ssl.s 90
busheie prime al 400 Woskey nrner ssss $50 Dis ~
&c 2akc Canal fregos uocnanged-Fiolr 400.
wheat lie corn 1oLc 10 New YORK.. I'm ,,r's-
bbs Hour 2b'T bushels ~heat 20 asa bushels 3tS
busbes Data Expors--227 lie -four, 5i3 bushels
vhess, AIS bushels corn, l7i,o bushels oss
oswE0o. July 2s-6P, NJ
Flour steady. wheat duh and bold above views Of
buyers. Sales; 3ovo bushels Chicago spring, ct 77s
Com gaiei O.ss dun. Sales 900 bushels a. aoHS
Canal fr~iehs sesdy, Al &c -four; &C. on whes 7y,
SO. on corn, 70 New YORK Canal exports 400 pos
aony; 900 bushsl. cheat; 20 600 bushels c,rn II
bushels barley. lake improvisation bushsis wheat;
1900 bushels oats shipped 10 Montrea4 90, bols four
ALBANY, July 2S-dP. ~
Flour arm and IN nav demand, p~rscaiary FOR good
brands sales OF 1000 bbs Wheat in fair dem and for
milling suppy good very primo wnfsa Canadian 81 ~ 10
81 IL. sales OF 10 900 bushss C,rn plesty; primo
ssmples scArce high; very prime Western xsa
sold n SOC ssics of 2ocoo hushels mostly uusound
shipments by towspo 900 busbeIs corn 100 100 bushels
wheat 100 coo bushels Gals
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suprvue Coart-Chambc~s.
Before Hon. Jooee Insfahsm.

TUE INJUNCTION AGAINST THE oRIETTAL BANK.
Jamo Caiiatin, President, dc, rs the Oriental Bank
ond Oshers the plaintiff clAm this for about
% ito. The properly held by the bank and which the
plaintiffs have acquired exceeds In value $50 COO, for
~rch was transferred security. The ors,bal ipdebs
eobsss for which transferred not denied
any impesched by toe psinin In his compa nt but
by the INJUNCTION all the property 10 lnoiaded aud the
Osptsi Bank In forbidden from rrcc,vug or collecting
sny pst OF H. or in any manner RECEIVING tue notes
they become due such 90 n j1nc,ivn appears 10
create greater wrong than Intended remedy The
property cHnsd undtr soy ooe Of tue tsvestmoss
Ne than sSHisieni 70 she plsinth II
security vss psoessay Az between the parties
valid. and that ,ne bank haze q riaht 10 pay.
nj Of Boil adopieoress from the property trans
'erred ard pct BY THE irjuncriJn AL such psymsi1
bseJ, ard the Whole proptrty thus eoloiocd,
wbcp any than suansent for the purpose.
may he said tbs be plaintiff cos assured OF saccess
In regard - each convey sod therefore nciuoed all
within the risocton But such aSsirsf rather
.bAn in favor Of s coptinuaoce Tue paotn should os
assured o. success before M N ~ res,ans another from
paym men. Of indebtedness due HIN, snoid not thus
epdspeer lSgs sm,uns Of properly by preventing tns
collection Of notes sod other Indebtedness for tho pur
Pose OF obtaining mens Of small claim Sucn use
Of this writ Of injunction appears to me unsnraote1.
The Injunction must b. dissolved except 80 FAR ne " re-
cure me Oriental Bark % retain all moneys reos sed
TIE amount Necessary osy the Indebtedness Of Bed 70
the bank Costs Of ihs mJion TO abide event
MOTION ror RscsIvsR
the bech1ntcs ff,e Fnsyrs,ce Gsmpsnv u al ~. ne
Grd az II 40 net g,opoee to ths questions
fae1 ~ TIC plsrt ne IN ine proceedings for the az
continent o. receiver, because sypssrs " me that
those questions caoDot be mace available IN the present
scfon The Court had jcrisdctoo OF subje0, meter
OF tnoee proceedicgs, and had power 70 dwotvs thst
corpofAt'on and 10 appoint receiver Haviog tn.t
porW ara having Tho defendants within Their urs lie
ton AZ To exercise ove< them tho power conferred b.
law, any rfegu sry IN the exercise tnnse DO
only be REVERSED in the proccengsi which that irreg
larty exisss Whatever may be my view OF the cues
ofansy discussed o. the regularity OF the pr,
cccpss feel compelled 70 foo~ The vie-s heretofore
Expressed by this Court The moti,n for an Injunction
denied.
Tossr w. HsIl.er ct al -Scck,-.u Vs. ne sa~>.-rnsrs
Ia nothing IN the eeadirgs that shovs thls prope vas
taken for tar wnefhc~ n ~as or no, would be imma
ter,ai we're not the property Of Pardue Ia his po
session n the time Of the levy Motions denied Piain
uH's costs si0, " abide the event
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From KaCsas.
afternoon.

ST.. LOUIS. July 80, 1853.
Leavenworsh advioes Of the 26th have been receiv.
ed per United States express to Bonneville. A nan
named John d. Scoggins notorious the leader ofa
band of horse thieves and robbers in the South has
been arrested in that city, and messengers have been
sent to For Scott to procure evidence against him.
Several murders are charged have been commit
ted by Scoggins. both in Fort Scott county and on
the Big Blue.
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Tns Gcosvsa Banks.

AUGUSTA, July %, 1858.
The Medgevllle papers contain a proclamation
from the Governor Of Georgia, ordering the State
Treasurer not TO receive the bills OF nearly all the
specie paying banks Of the State, in consequence OF
a technical informsty in the semi-annua returns OF
the banks, which were made as formerly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

BOSTON, July q, 1858.
The bark Sebois arrived at Quarantine yesterday
from Ciepfnegos with yellow fever on board. Capt.
Mcneil. Henry Mason, the second mate, Joseph
Wood, a passenger, and Thomas Mcfarland and
George Norman, seamen, all died on the passage.
The barks lola Wylie, st. Marys, and brig Spitfre,
are still at Quarantine with the fever on board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

NIDLo's GARDEN The psrf,s OF aoicroft's
dy, rte Road TO Ruin nas attracted very good hoasss
sna the p'sy will shortly be 'spea.ed Tae bill FOR
evening ircirces "Upce Fooz.e." with MIR Blake, and
"co,umtos," with Mr. Bsoushsm's new song, "vne al.
liant cap'ins" Msssrs ". psvIcge and Marx Smith
tavs b, ep ADDED 70 tbe conpsay here
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Bosros, July %, 1854.

Tho Cunard' steamship Europa arrived here
from Halifax at about FIVE o'clock this evening.
Her mails will be forwarded South over the New
Haven road by the train which leaves here ut an
esrly hour to morrow morning, and which is due in
New York between five and six o'clock the same
afternoon
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programme.

jim Crow The father Of negro mipstresJ
Mr. T. o. Rice, uii commence eugssemon. a; Woods
new ball on r.xt Monday. We oonhoen, !n.t every
enc who has the veteran slump jim GROW" ia
former tines viii be glad TO bail bis rssuupton u bis
connection with tho specsity which he Introduced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Cro-Erovr-IssoS in Brooklyn. on Monday, July 10,
by The Rev Dr. Storrs Mr.. srxrnES CRosxnor New
York 10 Wise 'reAsP LARGE daughter Of John A. Large,
Of IsDnertviIi., n. j.
Husssy--GyocBseAN.-On Monday, July 10, At 81. An
drevis church, ny the Rev. Mr.. Currsn, Mr. CH.sres
Hrxr, Of this city, 10 CATHAHSx T. second daughter
The late Michael 7. Gecghegan, Esq of Galway ire.
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

WAkEHtM IN, Mass, July ZSt 1888.
Alvin Gibbs was knocked down and dangerously
injured and robbed of five hundred dollars last even
ing HIS 'ife ia despared Of. The two men who
robbed Gibbs have been arrested IN Taunton, and a
portion of the money was found In their boots.
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Fatal Steam 6oat Disaster.

LOUISVILLE. July 49, 1868.
TIE steamer Falls City broke her piston and
drove out the cyliDderhead. Five deck passengers
were badly scalded ard two drowned The acct
dent occurred thirty miles below Memphis while on
her upward trip yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

charge Of lxw&.-rns elsvea negroes arrested BY tho
police, on charge OF musipy board ship, were dis
ctSseJ by Justice Connolly for the want OF jurisdiction
They subsequently arrested by the United stssss
Marshal and sommited by Commissioner Brnshsn for
examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

CHICAGO, July %, 1853.
j. +. Farnsworth was nominated to-day, by one
majority for reelection to Congress- in the Second
district of Illinois,
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Two sluvdsrers sents~ced.

PORTLAND, Me-, July IS, 1853.
Cox and Williams, convicted Of murder on board
the brig Albion Cooper have been sentenced to be
hung August 81. A motion for a new trial was
oyerrrled 10 Judge Clifford.
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Supreme Court-speciai Tsrm.
H4sore Hon. Judge TnerNham-

JuIy q IN t> matter Of ~ Aoteas corpus Of Jos-pne
C. RoeOrdc~ed bst child remain In the custody Of
the iuo berne father have The opportunity Of seeing
IL every Wednesday
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THs FRENCH rnKArRE Tho Hrss performance OF the
sumner fouon attracted excsileat audience to tas
metropolitan Music Cad Tuesday. THIS eek. repeessn
'asion viii take place en- TO- morrow evening" With
lSCQraUme,
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The Naushon House Banned.

Bosros, Jaiy q, 1858.
The Mansion House at Woods Hole, was burned
20 the ground Yesterday,
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rAAe Gan nsia DatyvAssa Bound.

BosroS, Jaly %, 1853.
The steamship Canada sailed at noon to-day, with
seventies passengers for Halifax aud ffty-fou for
Liverpool. She takes out about 81 900 in specie
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Commissioners. ..r E.sls,sssvo.

Commissioners ct EaDhSt athOOs
The Board met ~ once In Worth etreeA ss three
ococs ys,,e'cAy ssssYEoon-Gulsn G. vsrp.SneS, Esq,
President, ir the cbslr.
N. SIuts Or tho jos, meeting we're read and adopted
Alet,es received from the mstrou Of the M~ipo
nospsi staten leland, ressnine her plsoe,-in
quepos Ct ID leah aid hor inability to procure . tempo
,,bw u'e s'.o returning her thanks 70 tie Com
mssiotsrs for rss. kncnsss
The tessbsiicn sccepted, and q motion thai the
eSper sspnsnt removal Of the matron pas
by tie Bard referred % q committee
Ater so.t dScUs-jou, sae received that tbe ~
1850 be grated T the discovery OF
~ sulphuric ether Dstnstc agent
spUsS'c Ia ths sosky statement laid before the Com.
DatUtsJs:-
Numbr OF smssnss arrived % Jolly 81 1885,. 47s6s
sboe TO Jaly 23......... 1890
'os'. 1893
To same date in 1888
1855. 1851 1858.
rrma'es 90 Wards Island. 1888 1899 1913
Inmats OF Marine Hoapits.. $50 l9& 127
rrtal. ............... 1919 l,lsS 1900
Ralance Ia bank January l. 1888 ,........ S32ib5 ~
Afsressta receipts 10 Jolly n, '5s. tio3, 436 DO
n. ce,p since W July % for CON
mutation Of alien pAsseSsers... 1858 c0-1os oft 80
Usburseps pts per previous
count 70 July q, 1sss ........ tio,919 65
Current .xpe1ses OF July IL, H.. 67s5 s5-i2s72s 20
Bsarco Of ccmmuts,on fund ........... 1851 ss
IRE Beard thee adjourned
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LsySrg soe Corner stone OF Nsvv Academy
as Boz xsn- tllstory OF che Old BaiiStas
Yesterday Arterpeop the OF academy
VA laid ~ Bergen, sh appropriate nasnnio and 'o
si,us CO cmoues rho osic,rg II on tie sta OF
that hes been occupied for educational sinc tho
ysAx 1893 rae old bulldog has recently oeeu dsnousa
60 IN orcey 70 give place 70 tie pressns structure
The circumstance Of the projected erosion Of a noe
NJ IN bs ellie end she attendant thereon
osbed for than ususl display. aud II was accord
ney nsde scene CT grand Celebration auoDg the To-
tao,aD,s the town OF Bergen. The ooumso Council
of J.es City were invited end present The G'and
Lodge Of M.soSs SAss scd soriinAss iodges wfe
',sens " o.pu'sion aed t"k part In tns CO. emsass
Ciz.ts Tar sao cksd upon hs ground 70 take psfs
In toe CEREMONIES snd '.teo 30 the Grafton IL vas res'y
gala "a, n"th smo.g the cciaren and their p.'s"ss
the oo6ing sh'ch has Just been cemo,sbed to give
place 10 thu new IT. ucsor- erected In 1872 Ia pisoe
of erected on the sane 1908, which css
troyso By flood This building erectet under the
suspces OF the Casss Bereep and wss o: brown
stone s~o sossss h'sh ~a' m"Hsed oy oapoa IL was
ccDr,i.utsd Bo.sd Of rrustses, making Il irvs school
for he towp o, Bergen With ,sad 90 which ths
bueicg wss erected we're Two lots which, we're 10 DO
io brth o,sssscxl elementary branches OSng W
pfor nsy tre tito deeds tee property deSsed
made whereby Il should be heid q trust tor school
echoos tbst plight bO established This was Ia Seotem
. isa Van wink., Peter ao Care. v.o Rspss, MARTA
Wmre ana Gsrret J. Ne wxtrk. Ga tas 27tn OF Jaula
~, isi4- the Lsessfure seneo inc whole dmoa':y
ny tnrmng the aSsloo Oh tno Iofmet uusee, "a
ing Tho sale u tho property unocr tho origin u
giant From that tio,s the oohcgs prospersa, aad
Is low resaro<d ~ one "a 'ne OLDEST u.etey Insa-
ioscrs Of me s.s<' Am'px ne pr"osscT ~sre
ReITy Ire phasen, Rev. Andrew Craig, TOYS. NJ lseA
eneh David fstsefson ana hev aosAno'non o. u"naMs
Among Uo-e educated d THIS os'suuIn are SONS Oh ae
rost JmipeDt men In the Sta among whom arc Rev.
Jnhn r. JACKSON, john Luai0~,U us'noi Laoiuw. "
ID Jeroo De~ipg S'epoen H. noeknr nm >. H. Isyic.'
John Ferguson, NJ Hen 6aoriei fWnan, Jena r.
Jackson Ihos b. Gauuer, NJ D., sad WiiiAm morn
Blower, .,.. ....
me presont oanamg ~ !" us or,cXi urN
eve teet front oy nity deep, WIN an sodao0, nne
y iine,teD feet Tor o-ck sshw three s,eti-s nSn
cs'n. 70 se I've We teea aEo Mr. william Ntgi: .oe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-29

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