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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-01
DIE ID,
BENNETT

TIN Penn Yam Y the re lence Of her ,hss.
Henry Bradley saturday Oct 20 Cornrli ~do~ OF tho
late Henry r. Bennett formerly Of this city AGED %
this city, Sunday Oct 30 Martins Jane Brown,
daughter Of John ;. Brown, aged 10 months and
COLBy-At stamford. Coun saturday Oct - grly ".
Andrrw a. Colby and daughter Of the late Philip c.
Rucsel
The relative. and friend. family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral Tuesday. Nov a, st Stephens
Church of Broom and Christie Streets at O'Clock
GLEESON-ln this city. Sunday morning Oct ~, Of
sumption Patrick Gleason, in the 3'h year OF his aee
kFLLY-In this city sunday morning Oct - sfrr short
Illness Jane beloved wife Of rhos Kelly aged 3, years.
LYoNs-In Brooklyn Monday, Oct 81, David NJ Lyons.
aged Gb
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral Tuesday Nov a. fro his
late residence No 90 IVES, street without further in
yitation
Anon Sunday Oct, 3D. Mary CoFueli ie Of Henry
Morgan and dsu gh,er OF the late Archibald NJ peiL
The friends the family also those Of her brchensw I'd
ward lie Roy ir respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral from late residence. Me- as Fourth street.
Wednesday morning Nov. ,, at 81 O'Clock.
NFFSON-Iu this city Sunday Oct 80. Of consumption.
Hannah ". Pierce. wife of Patrick Nesson ased "a year.
PARKFR-In this city Saturday Oct - Suddenly, Mrs.
Amelia Parker wife u Edward Parker aged az yeas
ROOsEyFLT-On Sunday Oct 81 at Port Richmond, Sstea
island Florence. youngest child Of Samuel Roosevelt
Russo LIN this city. Sunday, Oct ~ Ann sec OF Pat
rick Russell, aged ~ years.
RANC-n BROOKLYN saturday Oct 30 ser short bot
severe illness which III. bore with Christian re.gusou Jane.
ia. wife Horace Strang, aged 81 and moptbs
sPFRRyn thi. city Saturday OCT 30 Anibes Speuy,
dps Of Arrow and josephine spey aged
months aud days
TAPpIN-On Sunday Oct 40 at IL o'clock at her late red
reict OF the late Rev Henry Tappinr aged 20 years:
The friends family and Of her James Thomson and
O'clock on Tuesday the Twenty NH Baptist
Church. between Seventh aud Eighth avenues.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met Yesterday afternoon, Mr.. CORNELL,
HE President, in the Char.
RelicJ Of Br0ddu0y.-Mr. LINT offered "A resolution
directing The Street Commissioner to advertise for pro-
posals to widen the cauIage-way OF broadway, from
ST. paus Church 10 Fourteenth street, by taking TWO
feet oil the sidewalk on each side of the street.
After "A short debate the paper was referred TO a
Special Committee, consisting OF Messrs Hall, Lent
and Plat.
MIR OTrARsoN offered resolution directing the
Street Commissioner to cause all distractions TO be re-
moved forthwith from the sidewalks and carragc-way
of Broadway. Adopted
Fire EzDenses-The Controller was authorized
to purchase house and lot in Cedar street Tor Engine
Co No. 20 at an expense not exceeding sl30O
Bills for Mdicai ScrriceS-Mr. OrrARSoN pre-
sented paner calling for information from the Corpo-
ration Counsel it, in his opinion, bills for medical ser
vices incurred under the direction or authority oil inc
Police are legally city or county charges Adopted
Central Park IaprOrt ncHtS.-Ihe report OF the
Special Committee in favor of additional approprla
lion of SIG 600 To the Central Park Improvement
Fund came up a. the special order.
Mr. L,tMBEER moved TO amend by inserting the
sum of $3.50 000 and objected 10 the manner IN which
the expenditures were made. 4 diversity of opinion
existed in the Central Park Commission in regard to
the contract SYSTEM The original intent OF the law
WAS the expenditure Of S20OO,UG0 but the way the
work WAS Progressing 900 would not cover It,
Messrs LENr and OTT,RsoN opposed the amend
ment aud the report Was finally concurred III by an
almost unanimous vote.
Fifteenth Ward Sta'ion-HouSe.-By resolution the
Street Commissioner was directed 10 complete the
work of rebuilding the Fifteenth Ward SationliOuse
without contract Adjourned 20 Thursday
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COMMITTEE ON SHAREHOLDERS.

This Committee met yesterday afternoon and heard
the statements of several parties. There were only
eight or ten auditors present
MIR. WV. ii. Low, a practical engineer handed IN
communication explaining his new steam saiety-val'o.
II also recommended the appointment of competent
Board of Steam-boiler Inspectors who should have
specific plan of duty prescribed, and that should be
rendered penal oiense to remove any gauge or waive
which might be- fixed to n boiler by the Inspectors
S.vers, other communications were received. DO
SyPH f. COkFEE went into the matter of meeting the
ends desired bv the Committee with some mnutenesS
lie uryed the efficiency of hydrostac tests, ana res
commended The utmost to The capacity ~ per-
sons ntrusted with engines.
JAMES HYATT thought that The steam-gaugeS now N
use should be KEEP, where they can lie more readily
seen. ,
Ira BucNsAS believedii made no difference whether
thew were ia sight not, they could be made to m
dictate 70 pounds less than the real pressure at the
will OF the engineer. lie knew this from experience
II being the way they used to do when he fireman
on steamer in order TO deceive such passengers as
understood the matter, while they were racing with
another steamer
The Committee adjourned with the understanding
that they would hold another meeting
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A REGULAR meeting of the Board was held last even
ing Mr. MCSPEDOS in the Chair
a resolution was passed inviting the Mayor TO con-
yene with the Board on 1hursday the 10th of Novem-
her, for the purpose of appointing Dstrct-Cou Cicrhs
IN pursuance Of an act of the Legislature.
A number of Election Inspectors and Canvassers
were appointed, and the lists sent TO the Councilmen
Tor confirmation. -
The MAYORS veto of the resolution of the Board
permitting the New-Jersey Transportation Company
10 run ferry from the foot OF Dcsbrosses street. North
River 10 jersey City, was discussed for some time
Mr. STARR said that, although he might be inclined
To favor such ferry at the present time he was not
i'm favor Of it. Almost all the objections OF the Mayor
were based upon something solid. II permission was
GRANTED the COMPANY il would extend for all time
and though the ferry might now be worth very li,tle
il nav before long be a very profitable Investment.
Mr. BRADY thought the people mp town wanted a
means of communication with Jersey City IA well as
those down town. There was only one ferry to Jer-
sey City and all people We're compelled TO cross IT. to
their inconvenience.
Other members of the Board spoke, both for and
p3ns the granting of the permission asked for. IL
WIS ~ last resolved to lay the whole subject on the
ble until the members should become better informed
upon it.
A resolution was offered in favor of appropriatng
81 900 to finish the repairs going at the Halls
of Justice Centre-street to be applied more pdrueu"
lary 10 the roof which is in very dlapldated con-
ditiOn
The resolution for repairing Fulton Market, appro-
prating 81 800 taken up, and again laid over for
want Of a Constitutional vote.
preamble and resolution from the Board OF Conn
c;nen Ia release all the ferries of the Union Ferry
Comtany in one batch, concurred in.
The resolution of the Counclmen, III favor OF do
MATING $500 TO the Dorcas Society, referred to the
Committee on Finance.
The Board adjourned to Thursday next
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NosDAY, Oct 3l-P. n.

The Stock market to-day bad apparently isst nearly
al Of tie strength and ACTIVITY displayed IN the bnl-
ings on Saturday, and thers decre ofnboui 10
= cent in the leading stocks, cOHpsrod with ne
closing price. Of that day. II wouG' b. difo5; 10
account for this sudden change In the tone Of the
ket excep, upon pscyloas hypoihesn, Hat pro-
found Indifference to -Ock speculation Il manifested
by the public, and hf, the oeeasionalsPsns Of t,Siy
and Improvement witnessed ars the r,sIlt II
movements the par II few
operators of ths Board, asd some veteran
street -pecuafofs Tie oily stoeks which ,sSrc at III
prominent IN the iSalngs Kew York cenilal and
Galena, the tru.aeions in o,hr stocks falling conaf-
erably below tsr average ~ daily business. New
York Central ELL oil slowly during the morning session,
but was rather heavy ut the close. Tho Western
shares were 81. dull and there but li.'e Opposition
TO support .he even an0ng The parties who have re-
Gently been active in operations for The RISE Hui-
ION River and Reading were steady. Pacific Nal
wa pr,s..i more freely for s.e, and is 10 10 ~ tho
fret Board, bat wa- slightly better again in The after
noon. There was more disposition 10 eel Panamt
during The day and eer- option contracts were offend
freely. The new threats Of opening the Nicaragua
route. in connection with Vanderbilt. line, have u,-
doubteily suggested the operations for "A deeL ,e.
There was q very well distributed business during the
day in State Stocks and the best chses Of Railway
Bonds, and moderate advance ia prices. ME-
.onri's were ~ usual lhe most active 81 tho
state Stocks. The Transactions Of the Second
Board were very evenly divided between tho
prominent sock. the list, the dealings varying
from 800 70 40 shares in esh, and exceeding the
highest nsElber gwen, excep. in isstanee. Tho
closing price. We're: For Virginia Be- Ai a9iI; Mi'-
sour 6-, 81 sjl Canton Company, "; ounn'r"'''
Coal Company III dis; Paeils Maj, 'ots"s.
New-York Central Railroad, so.asos; Ere Rs!rosd.
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A DISHONEST DoNrSrIc.-Eilcn hcNar. who vas
arrested, ON Saturday last, by Detective Wilson, for
having robbed her employer, Mr. Homboe of Brook
lyn. OF 80 worth of goods h., made 1t practice for
some months 10 engage as servant al private houses,
and then suddenly leave the premises with what she
could find Since the publication OF her arrest, three
other persons have recognised her ~ having hyed
with them and they now prefer charges against her
for theft. Mrs. Affair OF No. - Hudson street
charges ELLEN with having stolen $50 worth OF cloth
ing. Daniel Bach OF No. 100 West Nineteenth street
accuses her of taking So of jcwelry and cloth
ing. Mrs. Staples OF No. 81 Clarke street, Charges
her with stealing articles OF dress and Jewelry valued
al si2. In addition TO these accusations, Mr: IL H.
Merrill Of HOboken, recognizes Ellen ~ thc SlFl
who robbed him OF a. worth Of goods. and he val
make a complaint to-day. Ellen is native oil Ire
land ~ years OF age, rather good looking, and came
into Court with some OF her stolen tinery upon her.
making gay appearance. In ali cases par OF 'nc
stolen property was recovered and she conesses 70
having taken AL tba, is charged to her and some more
Justice Qnackenbush committed her 70 answer.
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Examine udrer, dsbtor Re hould show in hs sAt.S rat
b al s', ,.s and 70 d PSoI Rev sR IS "a
Fu ths o. N Abbot: - seems te h''a
T5e ssiav. Pyr,eu, THE Judgment are
u = rot sdsissoar 20 roiis that qrcsiion ca 'h ~.
ad srrt II TIE defendant ahaayi, co-rc'y state. ,be f'
,he motion 'hos b srsnt.S To ssaoetc desaasn 70 -
syrd an,i Soysmbs which time The SANS
70 = csissxs,-ocr si-B,.orr Justice Crssk~
DECISIONS.
H. Allen 81 al. AIT. Thomas Il. Sman-H NOTION Tor
receiver -i-d 2, Wm Mrhen esd TO Be heard on the an
d,, ,rcsiy ri nd ,ay sdi,oua testimony oral o. WITT
NOW. With rs oDion The coming o. hi report the
a,ci;ion on he P.si9stia'' motion 70 Be- 5rse-'ed
In r.. The Application Of Henry II. Irwin infant,
%, ii. OF rra -Re,-rr,i TO VIM Mitchell esq 20
anime ana ',S' ,st en-. i pr p~r shersso
Wn,. Conley at. Cathsrin- Carroll ct al.Motion To
set ,ds 'sr sr nv 10 w CO. he .,.S.e Of
The bsac- due 9TH Interest 10 and thr dsbursr
menus ." 'A2 Befo.- Justice I>Gx,H,x
James Cheever AIT. John Banchor. MOTION granted
Wm. II. M@iior, AIT. Myron II. Clark Trustee of
Sarah Cowe- iMoon to set s'iie judgment granted
W spxcI,r TxKx-Beiore Justice SrrHsErASS.
John \. Lawrence AIT. The College OF Pharmacy
Of the City Of Se"'fcrs--oen7lain' ''r1''>sd'
SUPERIOR CoURT-Txl,I TKEx.-oor. 'l-BefOre
>LO~soS. J.
: H. Uortsrasun and Nm J. Hort,rasa The cry F.r'
Insurance Company.
This was one Of sixteen suits brought against insur
snc. companies 20 policy Of insurance issued BY the
conap. on plaintiffs store Maiden lane The
Of the polry ~ 2 On the 18th 81 June 1850
IRE broke the .dorins the plaintiff preues
the buGins destroyed and the hre ,Pread 70 the Pshf
their stock .hy. The smoke water and can
ders ho~ev.r injured plaintiffs good. the extent
claimed -2Oo The sPpssrs o. the insurance computes
StS only and therefore THIS su was
brought it set thst n" damage MAS not
great by plaintiffs and that the grods rers NOT COW
of bp IRE The has pied the attention o. the toG
for two weeks The Jury this morning brought n ayertc Tor
the plaintiffs the OF t5 On motion the d'ienia'
obtained thirty days TO make case:
SpErtaI TEKN-Beiore Justice BosNoArH
DECISION.
Bank Of the Commonwealth agt John Ioung.-No-
zion 10 yaca,e order arrs irurd with : costs 20 plain
ia 10 abide On Of the - costs TIE deieuint
u reuevs motion such aias ne may Dc Advised
COURT CALENpAR-THIs DAY.
SUPREME tOURT-CIRcUH.-f l.-Nos. 2lo.,
sea enla 2eo- 37s 2i55 l2S 2es9 I2'S 1879 ?sS s I
,si 2si gl5 2o III ZOOS Psrt llNo,. 2S6 'sf? 24iS
"a agn 2sll 2G2f 26 2o23 1880 2oJ2 stji 2oS, 100 So'
26i4 26i6. 2oiS Posi-. . - 80. 49,
~, eCa S6: ~, 28l! IA, 2le, 3SS.
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NEU-.JERSEY ITEMS.

MILITARY PsR,DE.--The Fan parade Of the Had-
-on brigade Brigadier-Gen. james L. Hatfield conf
uandant consisting of two regiments, parded yeaSer-
lay for inspection and battalion drill. The 1T sesi-
ment. under Col Sbaier consisted Of tho FlyiI@ Ar
iillery. the National Guards Hudson Rifles, HAShwood
Guards and Hudson County Artillery. The ID Regi-
meut. under Col. Gregory, consisted OF the Hashing-
ton Guards, Greenye Guards, Close Guards, and In
dependence Guards. The line formed 10 Wash
ing,on street Jersey City, at 10 3. m, and after n-
.pection and batraio, dill, the brigade p~"oeeded
the Meadows. whe1e they went through vsious regu-
lar infantry and at infantry movements, after which
they proceeded "a Hoboken, where they were dis
missed
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sometime Their naIre-arr Michael McAndrc. PIf,ck
shea, Jeremiah Keller. Oliver stanley, and Janice
Mcf>ernott
TIE following naiaed persons werc also sentenced:
John Mulonv convicted Of assault and battery
lined a.. and costs of Court.
Patrick Riley, same olcn-c. S25 and costs.
Patrick OShaunessey, convicted OF ssiuii and BAT
tern N order to escape State Prison promised not 10
indulge IN liquor for wear Wa Sentenced 10 the
County Jail for ~ da,s, and 10 pay costs of Court.
Florence Driseo tor assault and battery ~ DAYS IA
jail and costs. james Cray assault and battery on
wife el dav. to Jail and costs; james MeKiastry as
saulr and battery. 81 fine. and costs James Horse
rnan. for assault and battery on Hoboken officer,
tired F. and costs.
Otsc.rs Chaotic and Bennett, Of jersey City wee
fucd a. and Officer Nallade $40 for assault and bt-
tery on a prisoner. Keene Marqusde and Peter ke'-
w. for assault and battery, fined 81 each and costs;
Dennis Cortland. ofense, = and costs; Michael
Moore for assault and battery and resisting an officer.
was sent TO the State Prison for six months: Corne-
Illus Murphy. for assault and battery, was fined 3 ard
costs.
James RYAN and james Malone. convicted of pass
ing counterfeit money were sen, 10 the State Prison.
each for - months. John Clark and John Rogers, for
the same ofcnse. received two YEAR each.
samuel ii. Cane. for permitting y nuisance, ws~
fined So and costs.
Mathew and Jacob Erwin for same ofen-e. were
Jonsthan Cooper. 10 DAYS, and VIM. Connell. 50
DAYS Wm. DAVIS, 90 days johnson, 90 DAYS, Catbs-
rlne Kpos and Thomas Mclean. IN days to the Coun-
~ JAIL for larceny, with costs of Court.
VIM. Jones, a hoy. for larceny. and Philip Vendor
a boy, who plead guilty TO breaking and entering
store each sent 10 the State frson for year.
Chaunoey Coles and Augustus Adams, convicted Of
ing into and stealing from store in koboken,
were sentenced for year each in the State Prsoa-
The New-Jersey Baptist State Convention will
hold It's anniversary in Lambertyille commencing to-
day at , O'Clock D. M. The Rev. Mr.. Middedrtch
of Red Bank will preach the annual sermon at 7 in
the evening.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ROARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TIL RS,.,l of Supervisors met yesterday at 3 p. M.
President PrRDY in tie chair. The business of the
session yas mainly the filling Of vacanccsin The Boards
Of Registrars which are to meet to-day.
A resolution adopted appropriatng 1900 10 print
the necessary number of tickets for and against the
Constitutional amendment authorizing loan of six
millions al doar- for the completion OF the Canal, in
accordance with Chapter ~ OF the laws of lS1-the
tickets TO be- cent 70 the Democratic and Republican
Headq uartcTs-
communication was received from the Controller
stating thai the Board Of Equalization Of Taxes have
fixed the aggregate valuation OF property in this
county "a $j32.9O3.E6, upon which a State tax Of
81 S}l IS 90 j. 10 be levied for the current year,
tax of >, mills of mill for schools, for canals
and l. Tor general purposes.
The communication referred to the Committee
on animal taxes, with Instructions 10 inquire whether
the Board of EQaZiton allowed for the Attachments
that might be made on certain items Of tax in the
county
The Board then proceeded 10 the filing Of vacan-
eies During conversational debate, Supervisors were
moved AZ follows:
Mr. Bull see that il is not necessary for Regis
trar to live in his district
Mr.. KESsEDY-'rhat's an Inspector; Registrar
must live in hl- district.
Mr.. BILL saw in THE TRIBUNE that it was not
necessary; THE TRIBUNE IL pretty good authority.
Mr.. KyNNEDY--Tha,'s not the law.
Mr.. BILL don't 90 by the law; 20 by The
TRIBUEI.
Mr.. KEsSEDY-I don't 90 by The TRIBUNE; 20
by the law Does the gentleman want TO bring me
out against TBE TRIBUNE l am ready. There are
more foolish things sad in Tn TRIBOsE than any pa
per in New-York, excepting TIE Her0id
The following appointments were made:
Ward VI. Dit. 6-Dsvid Roach. Republican
XyII....Dis, 3-Jacob NJ Patterson Republican
UI....D- 4-Andrcw J. Stc~ar Republican -
A complaint was read from e.. W. Spaldng oil No.
Centre street the Mayor that all the Registrars IN
the LIT District of the Sixth Ward non-resdens,
and that one VIM o. jenkins who pretended to reside
AT No 6 Centre street does not live there.
Mr. KrENFDY said he had aihdavits from four men
in the Fourth Ward setting forth that a. many regis
tr,rs were n0nresdents.
Mr.. TwEED explained one Of the cases and nothing
WA. done with the rest. oa,oo
After giving Sheriff Kelly - U5S 80 for county con-
tjnocncies the Board adjourned to Monday.
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DYsPFPsIi DYSPEPSIA DY>PBP.Is'''

HHsr Sgri How CVRFD- .
nysrepsia |. National Disea->-wesS stor1sn ic-ote
dison distress zf.er eating co-tve hshi bilious eondtion
How many sHasr xith attendant yapotE % 10 =
spirits bae taste coated tongue. oAuPened he'd AL ss
Of hs.iaf he isi how few know how 10 cure II se-sly
the bowel constiu.rd resort J. had % eufatc or
lsIaivrs Fat sucG condition never cured ~
whose only once weaken the digestion AID IN par the n
te.Tiiy Of the entire s-.iinilsfiv- system
Bot HrxrHREfs. HossoPArHlc Dfsrsrsi Put
reSsed suzar p-hav~ cured hundreds OF the Sorst a5d
obsnAi. Thi. il done simply BY improving the
and Restoring the integrity Of the digest otsns from
which re-ui good appetite rsrrr h1t - cl-sr a"ai and
bpoyant spiris snch medicine i ara only requires 20
b. snown 70 b. sppr-ci..rd.
Iic-, = cents pr tos. With directions 81 bake 81
v b-A iHl ssf AZ hTsPHHrTs's tONGoF,rHfr >FfGiFit
with Book o. Ireco s-i twenty dferent kerses in
large yisi' morcco -; do. plain 80 i-ny case
q r. boxes and book. -
Thee ReDeiss b. p. single box ssnt Ivy NAL
or prps-, lhsrxr address. Of tie
M Adt-.s- Dr. p HUMPHREYS. 4 Co.
No. %. f,roadxsy N-,S.No-k.
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MARRIED..

HOBBY-ARNOUR-iu Brooklyn. Thursday evening. Oct.
the residence Of the brides father by the Rev. uir
H. Johnson Benjamin H. Hobby TO Kate p eldest daughter
o. John A. Armour. esq. both Of brooklyn, y. D.
NEVILLF-kELLy-on Monday. Oct 81 by the Rev. Nr.
Cuin -. Mays Church NrwNork Mr. john Neville Of
Albany TO Miss VI. y. Kelly OF New.Nork
VAN WlCkLEN-WOOD--Ir Brooklyn on Wednesday Oct.
D. NJ the house the brides father by the Rev v g. smith,
Jacob Wckeu Mary Aruea Wood both oi Brooklyn.
WRIGHT-WILLtAMS-M Trinity Church Bel,iiere H..
on Thursday Oct ~ by the heV J. H. Nsrrbury Rector
q H. Wrgh. ESQ. Helen NJ WILLIAMS. both Of B-,deTs.
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"Thc Times Guard, named in honor OF me BROOK
Iya Times r.. d. establishment, numbering about
fity men. commanded by d. Donayan, went on their
annual target excursion on Saturday last They
marched through the principal streets and made very
tine appearance They shot for number OF valuable
prizes after which they returned 10 the Odeon where
Mr. Lewis served up of his supper', and the prizes
We're distributed.
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HrDsos CoCSu COuRT-SESTEXcE OF THE RgR-
CIV TUssEI RIoTERs.--In the Hudson County Court
yesterday afternoon, Judge Ogden oentenced tbs TGn
nel men, convicted on two indictment for not and
ob.trreting The New.York and Erie Railroad track, to
two year. in the State Prison for riot, and two years
for ob.g1cring e ,gsck, both sentences 10 run q. the