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MONUMENT TO JOHN BROWN.
70 q. ESi,.- Of Then. Y. Tribune

70 ne Editor Of The ". Y Tribune
SIR: Many penoDs would be glad to contribute to
fund to build monument 10 Capt. Brown. lt Is too
soon TO do this, as the only suitable spot is not now
availatls. To ask contributions TO fund for that
uurro~epow moreover, might cut of donations for the
lep,6 Mrs. Brown and her family, and the families
Of The others yet to be executed. Let ue suggest that
s2CCObe cole ted and Invested in some way, by which
it shall draw compound ,neres and that IL shall re-
main untouched Tor century, until, say, the I'd De-
,eu,Ser 1852 that then the proceeds be devoted to
tuiloing monument 20 the memory of John Brown
cale SPOT where the 4,allows stood on which he was
exst4lted The fond would then amout to 81 10000
philadelphia, Dec. 6, zes9. o. T. -.
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NEw-YoRK HISTORICAL socIErr.--ht the monthly
meeting Of this Society Tuesday evening" tho Hon.
Hamilton Fsh elected am honorary member Of the
Society. The death Of Washington Irving was Sp-
pIoPnatey brought before the Society by President
King OF Columbia College, who presented a series Of
resolutions expressive Of the regrctful feelings Of the
Society at this ooked-for, but melancholy event Mr..
King in bis remarks alluded 10 the recent decease Of
Prescott and the loss which The nation had sustained
in his death. The Rev. DIR. Betbune, the Hoa George
Banezoi, DIR. John w. Francis, and otherp made APP
Froprate addresses, and copy Of the resolutions
ordered to be forwarded the family Of deceased
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TUBING THE LARYEx IN CRoUP.-A peculiar method
e treating Group when there is danger OF asphyxia,
3 that which has been proposed by NJ. Bouchat, at
meeting Of the French Academy Of Medicine. The in
PRODUCTION of tube through the CLOTHS is the method
in question: instead of tracheotomy. The tube is from
tx TO fifteen milmeters in diameter, and from eighteen
10 twenty -four in length. In order TO fl securely IN
the laryDx, the vocal cords placed between two
projections Which prevent either the ascent or descent
of the tube which further secured by silk cords 10
collar about the neck. The tube ia allowed to re-
main until the symptoms of asphyxa have disappeared
IL is well calculated excite aetonisbment that part
70 sensitive the synx under ordinary circumstance,
should tolerate the pressure Of such body. Never
heless the tube is perfectly well borne, and inersres
in no respec with the functions of the epgottis II is
sufficiently short TO disappear entirely in the arynx, s
upper surface being level with the ventricles.
From the experience Of NJ. Bouchat he inCsrs-drst,
that metallic tube can be introduced and allowed "
remain in the glots; second, that metallic tube can
be introduced as a simple and safe method Of intro
dueing air as well by traeheotomy, when there is
danger Of apbyxia in Group, or any other disease OF
the syDx; third that after the prevention Of the a.
pbyxs the Group still be treated locally cons-
tliiOnally,
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Arrived at San Francisco, ships Golden Fleece,
Manson. from New-York, July Il; Anglo-saa on, Cav
eriy, from do, J5ne "a; Mary Waituedge, CreSsy'
Hor z Kong; bark Comet. Burr, Shanghae.
INFANTICIDE IN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
Tie Nnsar Of the 9Th inst, has sensation article
on nfaIiiede in the Havana Islands, where the editor
Dr.. Frck resided for long time, He says that " i
q common thing for Ranaka mothers the word = Nan
aka IN tie Hawaiian tongue means only nian' 9us ia
It's English Il means anything native tn me Sne
w1ch lssrds 70 kill their children ami adds toat u u
rot o. be wondered at. since the example - gwen ny
the ROYAL family. He asserts that the late Dr. koohe,
phvsilan Ia the King told him that all the le0itmae
ehldien bern 10 kamehameha and he present Z eeu
dowGgeT strangled spon after birth by some ie
male utmter of the royal family. These children
ere sroug and healthy at BIRTH DIR. X. had an ex-
eelert opportunity 10 know, and they would retain
their heaIih while he in the room, but II he would
90 out AZ Of be had To 90, on BIS return ne
would find the infant dead in the lap of s nurse-she
uniformly SAY ing that she did not kOow how il died.
All the details If these strangngs familiar 10 the
ratives in The vicinity Of the court bu' they kept the
matter r secret a. much az possible from the whites
though says tie editor OF the NEeU, there was no
willie man on the islands who would have endan
fefed his business relations by offending the grea
men of thi. little nation" He adds: The old Pa
- gan faith did rot teach the kanakas the least aver
ion for iufaniicide, and though they are now dis
uised az Christians, they have not become On
|moTe scrurulous in regard TO murderlng their
newborn infants, for they read little OF the Holy
y Book given to them by the missionaries, save the
a. love songs Of Solomon"
In regard Ia the children of the late king, the only
reason Tor getting them ont OF the way was that the
Green Of an humble lineage, and since according
TO Tie customs of the Hawaiian people the child in-
hers only the rank of the mother these children
could Lot inherit the throne, and it was thought that
reascns of State required their destruction. Alta.
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him and furthermore signed orders on the Central
Con rsrree Of Safety FOR money and equipments, WIN
which 10 make John KrVwns coHipany Dor eneeuNs-
myself was witness to scenes wh''e snow q
rec;ly that John Brown bad the confidence OF We re
State leaders in kansas. , A..
On the first Sunday in September 100, council OF
war was held IN iAwreicc, which was a'tsDuec ~
Gen. James II. Lane, Adiniant-GoneraI haseas D.
PARROT, Gen. Charles X. BraDseomb, Cois Harvey,
Crackln, Samuel Walker, Joel X. Grover and large
number Of the principal officers and citizens OF The
Free-Sta,e volunteers and party.
Capt John Brown appeared on the street. os the nm
tine after bis heroic ceferse OF Osawatoniie, few
DAYS before His arrival created a sensation, and tbs
Council Immediately cent message 70 him 10 attend
Tf,y were very urgent but the old Spartan did not
Ike talk His reply war" II the General mad any
work to DO he wcuid Go Il but be would not eoIe :"
He was in the room a short time bat left, with the
remark IAN talk and no cider-greai cry ana hsle
wool.'
The fir, time saw Capt. Brown was 10 the EN-,
grant camp at Plymouth, on the noT'nern ooeuc,'
kror tia, he was consulted by COL Dieke, and the
officers of the train.
Dining that campaign, Gen. lane several times
rped the Captain 60 act with him es second IN com
Inaud This was done with the concurrence OF ue
ON the 18Th III September ls56, when zee Rnfhans
arr cared in font Of Lawrence, Capt. Brown Agar
ade bis appearance. AZ that time, and sfate gao.
kHcsr he was solicited by oil the prominent c'hzens
IA take charge of the defense. Among these We're q.
W. Brown, the editor, who now attempts 10 SANDER
John Brown. -, y
am not politician and therefore dare 10 honor ana
yiudicate John Brown, man whom love and never
cree beyond all others who labored for the cause OF
Freedom in Kanfas.
In closing, let me sap that John Brown ,sid ros ne
was rot a articpator in the Potawafamle homicdes;
John Brown was incapable of uttering faIseheod. !
would take has rord against the 0afAs OF milhen oil
Doyles. ~ D. "tN'oS'
december 3, 1852
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John BROWN MEETING AMONG TIE GEE
MANS

From The CtRcinadh ConnerciaL
A meeting of these sympaihiEing with John Brown
was held on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, al tue
large hall of the German Institute, ON Vine street,
corner of Mercer, above the Canal
Tie Lall was overcrowded. The~eolored people
came in I'm q body with their banner The tribune wac
decorated with black and white Grape ana IA me 'front.'
of il was the inscription, ia memory OF John brown
On both sdes Of the tribune posted the pictures
of George Washington and Thomas Paine, and the
Amer, an flag, wrapped in Grape, was posted behind
the tribune.
Mems Association" Mr.. Seipe presided. The speakers
We're. Messrs. August Which, editor of the RsPat-
hkaher; the Rev. NJ. ID. Conway, Peter H. CLARK
looloredl, Y. Montado, Spanard, who spoke ~, IN
French and h. Fromm. The speeches were loudly
apulauded and the resolutions adopted Unanimously
and by acclamation, after which, the meeting adj
journed
Red That thi. declares unqualified admiration
hat these motive. do equal hoaor his manhood
and Of Freedom, and showed clearly the sense OF s"
under whieh he ready 20 live and die a.. IN,
Be.o,cd That the Institution Of slavery N eSan,es ~
which John Brown offered uP ms ne nes b. orS ,hs
suit aud Il fsauddheIns IN no respect OF phnep.
o The early bonduse Of Western Europe or from the ser
dom Of Russia which condemned by the voice OF history 90
cTmes against nature ,,A -
ebe conflict no only with the principle Of the Republic bot
ao h for which the Fathers OF the Republic
tina, the one only exist through the denial or o.
1S,J That such an Interpretation of the Consultation 70
The Of the existence OF slavery
y aud insult TO the Fathers of the Republic In ne"
graves. -, ,.. =. Al.
Eesred That through tae preservation OF the uuon ths
expense the declared principle. OF the Republic when
founded upon human s and at the expense Of the rgn.
guaranteed Constitution the sanction OF slavery - Sc
ned The noimous sacrifice 81 human Freedom and Al '
rk Of It's entire Ia this part Of the world
Headed That the John Brown has po~erfoiy con
tributsd 20 bring the hidden consciousness o. h'
majority oftbe people to the principles involved and c9
relied he Of their ndecision and deeia
hemsees the the other side only by sreh
dsrn iuacn parties Il the freedom Of the Republic TO
secured a. that by John Brown has entitled hni.e
approval the Of all the eenen OF inc Ne
poblc. -. -, IL
Resor,d That the genuine greatness and character OF Jon
Brown synalizsd well through the motives OF his act
In the actual results Of the and In the manly devotion
tranquil with which he serward eonifonte5 al
fate converting that which intended TO be death
shame into 90 honorable end glorious martyrs death.
Recltsd that this assenbage count him worthy TO assuh
place among fathers ofthe Republic and to reckone
heroes who have sacrificed themselves for the vel
| fafe OF MAJ
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TEREaRLY IsJuaED N A FIcHT.--A man, giving
his name as Charbs Duffy, was found lyisg on the
sidewalk, corner Of Forty-secoDd street and Third
avenue, suffering from fracture Of the skull,
and other Injuries, which he alleged bed been received
while in fight with t~o three men, the corner
Of Second aseDue and Thirty -second street. Duffy
was conveyed TO Bellevue Hospital by Capt. BryAa
Of the Ni1eteenth Preciaet.
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CUPREME COURT.-WADTER QUIN, Plan
~ tiff, aRAlnrt THOMAS A. QUIN aud MARY JANE QUIZ
hiswie; ARTHUR A. QUIN, CHARLES II. QUlN, GE0RdC
and az OF be Adu Illustrators Of ARTHUR QUI deceased
end DAVID EVANS defendants in Pursqasee.of
date on The ssh day Of September 1859 William Wsssn tie
Referee in she said judgment named ~ sell at Pubc Aocsn
tbcny j. Bleeeker CO. on SATURDAY, the 5th Dag Of
November 1889 OF u O'Clock st Of that day. All ths GER
tain Lot p,ece parcel gd With the Building. tberson,
York bounded and described follows: Beginning az point
being the no7th-weeIy c9rnI o. Msnnston hnn ys
hyone feet aAd six INCHES thence westerly on
line parallel with Hammond street thirty feet four ,noho
shy feet 20 the northery and theroe
essery along the norhery line Of Hammond street
parcel Of Land with tue building thereon situate lying end
described a. follows BegDns pcint the nor.he1 Inc
distant twenty two feet westerly nom the
norhwestery corner Of wsshingten and trnnlona Sss
tiny feet thence westerly parallel with Hammond stree TWEEN
y-iwo thence souhey at Ightanges to HanimoDct ee
6ny the said norkey line 81 Hammond street ind
thence eeetey the Rortheny line Of Hammond t ct
twenty-five feet The place Of beginning And also hst
situate lyns being Ninth Ward Of the City New
York bonRed and described follows; Beginning At Pcint
on the Hammond street. distant oyour eet
westerly from the norhweserly corner OF washington end
Hammond thence running northery at night en 70
said Hammered thence westerly parallel with
hammond street ve eight nes then northery end
parallel With Washington street htteeo feet and four nece
thence westerly and parallel with Hammond street osh,een
feet thence ouhey and parallel with " .hngton street ee
feet and four nches thence eeey parallel with hGnno nd
street one eight nches thence soutbery and at NJ
angles 10 Hammond fifty feet the said northery line Of
HsuopS a. set and thence astey sOng the northery tle
OF HAmmaDd street twenty-five feet to the place OF begn
together With all and singular the heredsments and sppore
nan RI%'ss nsssSs Ssss william wRTsoN Referee
JOHN C. IMMOCK Pl1irtif'is Attorney. s2S 2Sw6W
ef,the abovedescbed premises adjourned 10 the
9Th day December 1859 the MeebGts Exchange 81 IL
o'clock November 5, 1853 WILLIAM WATSON, Refc'se
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SUPREME COURT-Kings

NEW-YORK SIPREME JDUKI-klngs
IN County WILLIAM HARRIGAN, Paistih sgiinst VIII
LIAM II. HICKO0X and MARIAN CECILIA HlCkCoh, De-
fendans1O the Defendants aboycrGmed fo1 are hereby
and required TO TIE complaint "a this acoa
heh as ONCE Of the Clerk Of the County OF
Kinrs the Cry Hall City OF Brooklyn and 70 serve copy
the said compliant the subscriber a. his
oace No Bee khan st. City New ork, within twenty days
the service Of this exclusive Of the day OF
such service you fail TO the said complaint within
aforesaid the plaintiff M this action win fpFiy 20 the
demanded the congratulated Nov q
1872 CONGRATULATIONS, Plaintiffs attorney.
dI 1awGvTh
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CUPREME COURT, Cattaraugus County
- BENJAMIN CHAMBERLAIN and ELEAZOR HA6-
MON, ag'st JONATHAN X. STANTON, and SUSAN W. ais
wife STEPHEN Mccoy. Frs2ss Green ChauRey W. Mcore,
Theodore Smith TrumaE x. COlman John ID. Fowler Eo-ace
HeIrDFon, ilism an Camper, William hAEsy Efnstns
Tckiuson Robert II. shukand James CotteE WilleI. W.
srnes Ralph McMtcbe Thomas Tucker George X Clarke,
AbTsbsm Reed, Phillip Socum, Alien Nichols Bella 0ratson,
Mary MeBraw Andrew Chamberlain Josh4 French ia
Mcmahon, John Waist David =. Prime, Abrau 9. Prime,
Mathew Fisher Siss C. Mallory snd Julia his wife, Atnson D.
Mallory, IhiO r. Herrington Edwin Baxter Thomas Lynn
John NcMshon, Sally .. Reyes - -
10 the DefendsLf, ALANSON %. MALLORY: YOu are
hereby summoned the complaint of the Plaintiffs in
this action whch wsgted In the office ofte CLERK o. Cattarau-
the 2fh DAY Of September 1850 and IN
cory the subscribers at their ohcein Ectt-
vie Caaiaugns COany NewYoTk within twenty day- AFTER
the service Of this exclusive 81 The day OF
service fail the complaint within the
aforesaid the pufiH win apply TO the Court oI the relief
demanded m the CON plaint.-Dsted Dec. J. 1853 -
RICE, JONES CROSBY,
al lavewTh Plaintiffs Attorneys
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fepul Noiires.


Brosdwsy City Of before the twentieth
DAY Of pr nextDsed NewYok the 18th day October,
lssS. ELIZABETH hObI5ON, Adinfnistfsun
OF Iav6moTh
In PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate OF
the fly and Comfy Of NewYork notice IL hereby given 20
ell persons having claims sszinst GEORGE w GEkh, ise OF
the City and County of NewYork decease TO present the
same vouchers hes the subscribers at the Once o. "
Z. MCMAHON at Ne. al Broadway, N the City OF New
YORK before the Is day OF April oDsted New ork
Sept. Fl, 1853 BENJAAiN .; 49, 49,
20 lhW6noTht AdmlnistrAtors with the viii anneIed
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d1 law6wTh

CUPREME cOURT-City and County of New
~ York.-EDwARD NJ FESSER- plaintiff, sgainst JUSrO
MAZORRA and YGNACIO ROCA, desnSsHts-Amended
summons for mouy demand eontreo(Cosu. not ser Ito
JUsTO MAZORftA and YGNACIO ROCA, Defendants: You
hereby and required the complaint in
this action viii be filed IA The office Of the Clerk Of the
City and Countyo Newly ork at the Oty Hal In the City OF
copy Of TO the said
plant scribers their cce Number 50 Vail street.
In City ork within twenty days after the service
Of this the dBy Of such service
and II fail the said complaint within the tune
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will tls Judgment against
Won the thousand hun bred and fifty dollars
and sixty 1s with ntees, from the tenth day OF August
thousand ht hundred and d nine besides tie cost Of th
action. Dated August p, 1889.
WRIGHT MERRlHEw, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint this action filed 81 the Office Of the Cs
City and County Of Newly ct the City Hal IN the City
Of Newly ork the fifteenth dsy Of November, 1889
WRIGHT MERRlHEW, Attorneys 10 Plaintiff.
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and aud flare 80 ThIoass iiesets soa oi -
fnnnti and West and foI WahinEtoa New @9
she south and through baggage CHECKED to
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Baggage yin ~ received Tor trains unless dsh'efec sHa
sAeeh ed Is minutes IN SdvaEee Of the time otaea'int
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