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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-21
DIED.

Jo.tph a.! Jane "a ssssS: ID days :s'
bic funeral from the residents Of has psea No 2 Va
1birt, third street. Sat rday, July H. Selosi a.
BossHARD-A Hob0Len, on Friday July 90 Emma iaf.us
TIE friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 ss.~nd D.
funeral from OF her parents No I9t ~s.hi 80
street, Hoboken Saudi, July Il, Q. Selook D "A
without further invitation -
CLEvELAND-In Jersey City Friday July TO- AZ ,,o-
Joseph Dixon, Oldest child Of Orestes and J.ns III
Cleveland, aged year. and 8 nonths
funeral from the rend-D nee Of his parents No. 2O4 W.yns
street jersey City sunday the I'D inst sta O'clock m
The remains will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery,
F0ULKES-In this city, Tharsdsy morning Jolly 49, Nj.
Eowsro Foukes, sg.d "a Jesrs
GREENOUGH-On Wednesday July 49, at Birtshire spxass
Great harrington Mass Jere lab Jay Greenoush Of this dr.
in III. SD year Of his age
His friends those Of lis brother Walter Gre@noush and Ia
mcherin law MIS- e. Beers are respectfully invited 10 snl
bis funeral this morning j0t ocorks ~ ~tbo farther
invitation, from No. 255 West ia en'y third street
EAYELL-oI Thursday, July 10, L, Ola W., wife Of John
hayel. In the s. n Jsai Of her age
The lativ AID friends Of the ny respectfully invited b
the funeral her late residence No rs West
street, on SUNDAY I'D inst, at p without further invite
ton.
MALLoRYn this city on Thursday July 49, ssed IS yssr.
John Mallory =
NEss;T On Friday July 20 Charles. nf.nt Of Nathan
snd Mary o. Eesbit
The r-sises friends of the family requested 10 attend
No 1913 West Thirty nth street without further notice
soMERvILLE- AZ Bergen, J Thursday July L. John
The relatives tn. family are respectfully invited V
attend his funeral from the residence Of his bro er Jsnes
stmer e in Eighty sixth se,t Hrdson River, this
day Sstmdsy list Inst at O'Clock D. Carriages vii BE-
waiting convey end corner Of Broadway and
Thirty -.tcond street, until q D. NJ
shkARON-ln BrOoilyn on Thursday July ls saddenly,
SBERW1N-JD this city Thursday July 49, saddnly Of
apopleIy, John r. sheruin, aged "a years.
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NETWORK DA,dLY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JULY a. 1880.

m accordance with his doctzine His ExeeVeacy the
Governor, VITO has add'eyed o. with 30 much pwer
and feeling alluded IN p,ths ic terms 10 the emotions
With wb,h be bad ia tvs youth s,ened to the cheerful
s,rsins tich on pablo occpions, we're sometimes
beard from the aete uic shades and his regret that it
hid bot fa-n To his lot 20 JOIN the Joyous circle.
Tie SPEAKER could nos llsteo TO those touching re-
marks and reflect on the efic ent services which he
has rendered to onr ancient University in promoting
the endowment Of the Museum of Natural History,
without repeating he beautiful remark made on behalf
VI the French Academy, in reference 70 one Sho was
not member: Nothing is wanting TO his glory-hc
is wanting 10 ours i"
He su9posed that the title Of an exPresdent Of the
University il the one by which he might with the
suredy there nothing in his humble career hat he
prded bms. upon more haa that he was thought not
unworthy 10 be placed at its head.
AL nsion was ode TO the unusual spectacle Of four
exPresidenis Of an institution like ibis, assembled on
the stage assist at the Inauguration OF their
cessor. There no one, sad he, who could better
copgra ulate honored friend who succeeds TO
the chair than we who have gone before him. We
know the nature Of the duties 70 be perormed-of the
rewards to be hoped for In their conscientious ds
charge.
After beautiful illustration in reference to the aus
pcious opening of the career of Presd-nt FELTON, as
b. ad of the College, Mr.. Everett spoke of the happy
condition of the inst IN ion ~ this tme and also when
left by Pre- dent Walker. /, IL W, said he lacking
one year two centuries and quarter from the date of
the INSTITUTION Uncomfortable period in the hi tory Of
apy country, and that Ia this country comes back
TO The very cradle Of the settlement.
Mr. Everett continued at some length, aud closed
with fish that two centuries hence East aud the
West may boast OF their an lent and venerable Yaes
and Hary ards, and Dsrtnouths, AID Columbias, and
Princetons, and William and Matys, as we now boast
of ours.
Speeches were also made by Gov. Banks, the Rev.
DR.. Osgood Chief Justice LemDe Shaw, exPresi lent
Walker, Prof Agsssiz the Rev Dr. Stearns, the Hon.
g. s. IIillard, DR.. Bellows, and others, when the
gathering dispersed.
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The TOMATO As FooD.-Dr. Bennett, professor of
celebrity considers the tomato invaluable
tce of Diet and ascbes to various important med
ical properties First that the tomato is of the
powerful aperients Of the liver and other organs
where calomel is indicated, is probably Of the
most elective and least harmful remedial agents known
TO the profession. Second, that chemical extract will
be obtained from it that will supersede the of cao
mel in the of disease. Third that he has
fully treated darrhea with ttis article alone Fourth
that when used article of diet it is an almost
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia and Indigestion Fifth,
that it should be constantly used for daily food either
cooked raw or in the form OF catsup; it is the most
healthy article now in use.
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MnrketsP eporte1 BIZ TslsoroDb,


BALToRs July 20PLoUR quiet but steady Howard street
and Ohio SIS IS WHEAT steady Req 81 26d 81 25 Whit,
81 3Od 81 so. Corn dull; Yellow 62G6ic White 7odT3c
Provisions very firm. Bacon advancing WHISKY steady and
quiet &c 20d2lc.
PHILADELPHrA July FLouR quiet at IS IS for Superne
Wheat scarce White, 81 500 81 40; Red, 81 %. Corn
at DC Provisions hrm Bacon lid2c Shoulders
Ice +, but held higher WHsKY steady at 2l02lc.
OswFGo July 2kLOuR in mode ate demsnd sales of
bbs 5 50 for Extra State 81 for favort. double City
bands WHEAT quiet and unchspged h scarcity boats
strcts shp inquiry and demand for milling light Corn Is
inner sales early 20 700 bush Indiana at $500 bush do.
st SIZE later 1890 bush do. al Soc OATS BARLEY aud RYE
nominal CtgAL FRtGBTs firm and boats Flour 26c
" beat She aud Com DC 10 New-iofk LAKs IMPORTS,
bbs lour To- 100 bush. Wheat se bush Com 5000 bush
Oats CANAL EXPORTS l15o bols Flour $500 bush Wheat
1880 bush. Corn Shipped to Montreal 800 bbs Flour
BrFFALo July 2OfLorR teady and In fair demand sales
1850 bb at asa IS Tor ordinary to good Illinois and
Wisconsin $50 Us IS for extra Indiana Ohio, and Michigan
sea 81 for Double tSas WHEAT duh and parties apart
Cons ,dysuce lc aud in fair demand bat closing dull sales
go bush Toledo ut size, so G0 bush Illinois SEE Other
erhins nominal WHISKY n moderate demand sales of lr0 bills
ct lsRc. CASAL FhkGHIs hru at 4Cc Flour, lie on
Wheat and tote Corn 20 NewYork LAKE isPoRrs-2 90
bbh Flour, I 90 bush Wheat, 20 900 bush Corn
CHICAGO, July 20-t m.-FLouR IL dall WHEAT l. quiet
d SldSl oil Corn firm sales OF 70W0 bush al i3048c
in OATS steady REcRIprsi00 bbls Flour 900
bush. Wheat, 600 bush Corn 4ooo bush Oats
leo bhls. Flour H. 500 bush Wheat 1871 600 bush Corn
sOO0 bush Oats FREGnr le. lower Corn 10 Buffalo
SiGHT ExCHANGK N-wioA reduced 10 ~ cent premium
CScISSATI Jolly 20ELotR dull and holders are willing
sellers. WHISKY l. duh az Lee Pork Is quiet. BACON ollie
MoNEl f. quiet aad unchanged.
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met on Friday afternoon in the chamber
of che Board of Aldermen. MIR. JONES' the President
occupied the chair.
By resolution Of Mr.. YAS WARr, the New York
Preachers Association was authorized TO erect tent
in Jackson square during the Summer seasons for the
PURPOSE of holding religious servlces therein.
Vim. Frost sent IN proposition 10 groove the huss
pave1nent by meaus OF an Improved machine, al cost
OF 81 per square yard. He proposes TO groove the
bocks dagOLalS AID right angles. Referred 10 the
Co0hIittee Streets.
Mr. DECKER offered resolution 10 give permission
20 the Thndavenue Railroad Company 10 lay rails IN
Observation-Disclosures street, between Third and
Fourth avenues
The Board concurTed to adopt the report Of the
Committee IN favor Of making additional appropri-
alton for the current year. The amount asked by the
Controller was $e6 800.
communication received from the Controller
in com GLANCE with )luon passed at the last
ing IL appeared from The document that the doourse
nsnts for c aiming lbe streets during the fret six
months III 1859 was $l09 53S 81, and curing the
Ier OF time ia the PRESENT year sl1JIH 81. The
amount Actually expended for street cleaning for the
first SIX months in 1859 $lJj,4l0 80, and 10 1860
Else l02 80. The paper was ordered 70 be prn ed:
The Controller nitted the weekly retarns Of the
Civ Chamberlain and County Treasurer.
The folio aing table sho ws the receipts and payments
during the week. and the baauces at the close OF the
week: .... -,
Receipts nom az sources curing 3oG7o "a
R9 o.
Pawn. 4'iio4 %
Balarce July -
The paper was ordered on fle
The Controller in reply 10 resolution stating tha'
the city, by the covenants OF s tenure mas no power
70 permit lie Battery to be used for ferry purposes;
fbar no amour, bad ever been received for wharfage
ard that he would shortly commence vigorous ell rts
10 prosecute all parties who have encroacned upon tne
Battery. 49,,
The Corporation Counsel sent in communication,
ating thai IN his opinion the present practice Of clean
pg .qeets was in violation Of the Charter inasmnc1
ss il was done by contract. The paper Was re'oi'e'
10 the Committee on Cleaning Streets:
TLe Board adjourned 10 next Tuesday.
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Steamship Africa shannon, Liverpool July and Queenstown
G. Lansdon bound W same day Sasaa for Liyerp,oi s
niles E. of the Hook passed Persia hence for Liverpool
steAn;Ip raiap.oo. VAIL Portland nd.s and pas. a. B.
steam.hp Monticello Morley, Alexandria ke md.s and pss
Steamship Locns, Point; French Baltimore ds and pass To
steamship Nashville Murray Charleston mdse and pace 70
Ship 5. Dewof tBr, of St John b Bradshaw, Liver
s,esmshy Adriatic and Glasgow, hence boqnSE
Bari E,prrs Sanbery Havana day, sugar 70 P, King
Bsl ksnaw Jones GTsenport2 days ballast to m.er
an. s Bss CSs Fs1 Ip ;ps
ke bsrk Gen Green sparrow, from Boston for Mobile.
Brig Adele tof Charleonl Hayes CIdenas "a days
sehr Elizabeth GreenOw, Calais days lumber to Simpson
SchT Mobile Howes Havana IL days sugar to Terry De Ia
Tore Is at anchor in the Tie, Lever over Quarantine =
schr Mail Britton, vTsinis wood.
Schr Sea Mark johnson. New London days
5, hr Jcnathap Cone Hil, Portland day stone
ssS S CABOT CABOT Tlet FAN Rive days ''n'' Albany
schr Deception, Smith Providrnc dsys.
Sch A. f. Douglss Saunders Providence for Port Even
s scS G Ri M s.0s % gsGp,oD os e. ro.sas.ep
ii. Henry Calais d,y. mbef q g. posu
Scbr Almira, Haskell Rond ut coal for Boston.
Steamer POOnsAa Nye NewBedOrd, mdse andpass TO jos.
Steamer Kennessc Johnson Philadelphia and Cape May,
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia, mdse to j. N.
Briggs.
Steamer p. T. Hart, siddeli Philadelphia md.e 10 N.
Briggs.
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia mdse to Loper Kirk
patrick
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson Philadelphia mdse 10 Lopez
Kirkpatrick
Steamer Pelican Adich Providence md.e IsaAs Ode1
Steamer Osprsy Kenny, Providence. Isaac 0deL
SAlLED-steamship Golden Fleece, Galway.
WIND-subset s. very lignt
The ship Ward reported Friday mornins papers
is probably the j. s. Dew0lf since
The bark Lucy T. Ashhy pew Ahby hence for Hong Kong
and Shanghai Feb T. touched at Apjier April 80 all we'll
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Passengers Arrived

In aedmshp dtyiea, from Lseypoo,-Mr and Mrs Dewitt
Mrs Coh Countess De Mons Mrs Kinzs and child Mrs Ga.
hams nurse n DAILY, Rev Mr. and Mrs Stoya two Missed
Cohen Misses Csmpon, Chslmer. M add Mrs Gr.an and
Graham Men.iDg ~ PeysL Norris. O. Ben Fey, rranc.
Sonag Poole Misses Graham. Garre Bario
Fitch Chen Mr. LoDsnre cbid and pute 1t Col Traye,
0pntz, Thos Barbour B. Cronn Persch kemper, suloet
Hul eman Lesry, Hart Hart jr H-nhqaes T. Sweeney mad
agent Misses Tu nbu Jones Mrs funIu and ehid and J..
Mclean, Mr. Lonsmire lady and child Tunbol ard bro.be
c. II. Sheciun Pei, Hayward Ca,hra q. r. Riggs Ward r..
Greg Gynsnd, Dr. Wing6ed W. H4ssetiue J. B. Bets w.
h. Davy and friend T. inloes A. Bliss j. Will, Meyer.
hiner E. Herurtb, Parker Barhoem-w Long-e Jackson,
A. Stone, Bernard Diercht Brown, Pooley Stevens mail
officer, Bartlett. HALL Garde, Escn Lttewood, Harding ELL
Hornang Desknyp, Parker's man servsot.
In .a,p Magfoicev from Peru and Taiahuazo and Mr.
W. W. Evans and two children Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers add
child I'D
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An OLD PAPRR.-Tuesday the ninetieth birth.
day of The Worcester Mass Spy, which was com
menced in Boston by Isaiah Thomas on the 18th OF
July l770 under the of The Massachusetts Spy.
1t was SO active in behalf of the cause of Liberty that
it obnoxious to the Tories and during the sege of
Boston its publication suspended After silence
Of about four weeks, The Spy was presented to the
public in Worcester with the motto Liberty or
death" 1t s the oldest newspaper in Massachu-
sette.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......JuLY 20.


seawships-Clssgow, Thompson, Liverpool John e. Dslei
Fulton Woton Haye New York and Hayre Steamship Co
Karnak Brownies Nassau Il. CunaId.
Ships Lalls Rcokb Reed Bristol Ens w. II ven Co
j. Parsons Scott New Orleans NJ H. Brigham Southerner
Souls, London Nesmih Sons; s. Boger, Coyl, HaTe,
Boyd Heincken Cumberland Merrill Liverpool Nesmith
Sons.
Barts-Esse, Baker Curacao E. w. Lewis Co II. Won
Brsbant (bIern NJ - London, Ruger Bros Mary Lucr ts
Gibbs Rochelle Arnold Tournais
Biss-E Experiment, Rogers Richmond N Briggs g. Haset,
Wilmington; Alpine Kman, Mstenzss X. Suck Co. NJ.
Pest Robinson Aspnws Moore Henry; Cygnet Jefferson.
Mobile master.
schoon.Ts- @. II. Eness Biegs Elsuthea: ~ Hswhas,
saSord hsr. stou, McCresdy Mott Co.. So Helena Lord
Loando, James Bishop Co; r. Elmore Smith, Baltimore
Merrill Abbott; Pearl WeseIye brszos, n 6nith
Co British Queen Johr Nassau master j. c. jones'
Beden Norfolk Rsnd.n Watts, Jaucai Louisville Taylor
st John.
Sloop-Blaekstone, Allen Bristol, master
steainer-Kennebec, Johnson Philsdelphs Perkins,.
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A METEOR.

~ ~ Bjtoy Of The n. Y. TTi6Use
f,iR Sitting on the roof of my residence this even
x with party Of ladies and gentlemen was fortunate
enough 10 passage of meeodc body through the
heavens such years The
time ss5 and about minute occupied In the passage
of the brilliant object started in east and took course
due west Before getting fairly under way 1t went through va
rety OF changes like piece of fireworks When on is course
IA lef behind brilliant tran about oneeishth OF mile IN
length could judge disappeared somewhere In
the psiehborbood of the Bower Grand street The heavens
we've studded with stars relieved by
occasional fash lightning the south west The highest at
titude II attained could judge about quarter
of mile Upon consulting the thermometer few minues after
Il Con |, marked 49, EDWARD L. GILL.
No 2sl HEdson street. July 20, 1850.
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Disasters, sc.

TnK NAPLES Brig DAVID AND CARoLISE Capt cacaee for
Bto July 49, when of F Island into by
schooner doing her considerable dsage The schooner lot hss
bowspit had cuwsteT started and leaking freely The D.
and was 2wed back TO the city for epar and now lays q
Pier No. q. Worth River.
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BY telegraph.


SANDY HOOK, July 90 sunset Steamship Colder Fleece,
for Galway cleared the Bar Al era No vessels
sisit Wind moderate the weather hszy OF shore
HIGHLANDS July 30 sunsetNo vessels IN sight, bound In.
Vino f. light weather clear
NORFOLK July 9o-Ar. ship volsnt from Scotland, with
coal
brero with guAno.
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KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS-JULY 2O.-BefOre
Judge GARRISON and Justices STILwgLL and STRyEER.
Jos ph Medeson, tried for carr yIng sung sho rs
eoued and pleaded guilty TO assault battery another
dclne whereupon ne sentenced to the Pententay for
sdx hs.
kak Mclaughlin boy IL years old indicted for carrying
sung shot pleaded guilty TO assault and battery He hned
8 IS, " hich was paid
Henry Leeyre pleaded guilty assaultiDs officer and
hned $40
Thomss Denison and Thomas McGyen convicted
similar off nee The bst fined 81 and the latter SO
Christian AnkeT indicted burslay in the thirc degree
Pleaded guilty to petit larceny. Sentenced deferred and the
CouIt adjourned till Tuesday next.
IkCESDIARY FIRE.-About 10 o'clock Thursday
night discovered in Of stables belonging 10 the
Nbamsbugh Gas Company at the foot of Norn kevvnt
street Il. 1t quickly communicated to sheds al Ihing
belonging Mr.. l.. Weiner. The premises all des
troyed Los estimated at 1900 insurance. The FIRE was the
.xork NJ iieeudury
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EAsroz Pa. Jeis n, 1860
To the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SR Please insert the following Marriages tooa rlsss
at pic mic parry BY the Re, B. Sadls PsnsylvaAis papers
pleas copy Yours trplv CHARS HINTON.
" henry Roller Miss THY Nicholas Mr. Geo n Obersy
Aiss Alice Tayor; Mr. Eewsre Sits Mtss Emma Fsu.ns
Nr Charles Chi ~ 70 Miss Kate Miller
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CENTRAL kAILROAD Of NEW,JERSEY-

" From foot OF hmpsa Juno.
don with Delaware Lackawsnns and Wsseen 40 -
Cssten with Lehgh Valley Rslrosd and US eos"s.. ~ M
SUMNER ARRANGE Nj ENT-Conmencins nay 30 A'''-
Leeye Newyork az followSi p..,.. H.
HAHRisBuR0 Expkkss-At So m fo4 bass'f HossiAs -
NAL TsAN-At 8 a M Tor Esston Water Gap ssrans's'
Great Bend Pittston Wfk-sbsIIe, Se . ,a..
nn TuRoueH TRArS-Eor Easiou, ssach Chunk he'a'ns'
Pottsville, Harrisburg, nc. 49,, .v,ovr M.uaL
~ NJ THsousB TtAM-foI ESSs0n' AneH"
Chunk &c mn, -. a. ss.tious
FxPRsss TKAIs PoR HAsaisbuRs
The a. m Express Train from Nes-loh sinves psnnsx
burg az H. 20 noon IA time connet wito Trans On
yana Central R.R, east and west NothsIn Sonus As'
sou,h and with Cumberland Valley hk - ran,u,s a
Isavs NKw-YokK IRON PIEs No ~ 49, sns - ~
M and ~ D. Esson and int mediate staaoAs -
$40 o. M ior soperille and lntsrnsaisss ,sseens
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Esch sIstemens separately considered. The
first was adopted. The second was laid The
third was adopted. The fourth was laid over. The
fifth was car ied aud motion to add $4,000 to the
SIXTH for the purpose Of purchasing books for the chill
dren of the public schools, adopted The resou-
ton itself referred TO the Counselor for his opinion
as to the legality of increasing the school fund. An
attempt was also made to salaries, bat the matter
was laid over until next meeting. The Board ad
jourped till next Wednesday at o'clock p. IN.
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EIGHTH WARD LINCOLN CLUB.-The Republicans
of the Eighth Ward met Thur.dsy evening, sad
organized Lincoln Club by the election Of Henry A.
kent President; James A. Van Brunt aud Vim. A.
Frnz Vce-Presidents; and John Q. Adams aud Joseph
Coffin Secretaries. Some four hundred Republican
voers we're in attendance. The Club is to meet
weekly until election.
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Receipts Of Produce,

Total BY az Routes y!y ~ loo bbls FlouI bbis Com
Meal q $50 bush Cora Is 23 bush 0at, o. Ell bush Wheat
50 phgs. Provisions II pkg. Lard, $40 pigs. Whisky
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The TAXES FOR 1s6l.-The Joint Board Of Alder
men ana Supervisors met in The Common Council
Chamber yes rday afternoon for the purpose of fixing
the amount of taxes necessary to be raised for the
City Government ia 1861 The chair was occupied by
Supervisor Crowen. The Special Committee on the
sutj,c reported the following estimates reduced 10
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csnsndaisus, and principal Stations. -,
NAIL at B15R for Dunkirk and intermediate Stations
This Train remains night at Emirs- :,
Way aSasp. M for Aiddleown Newbursb and nssrnss''
ste Stations. -,
rIGHT EXPRESS, daily .tSp. a., for Danlirk sssslo
Cnandagaa and principal Stations The sn OF SATURDAY "ops
u al mail train stations and runs only 70 Emira
CHAS MlN0T. 6sasra sape
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MINIATURE ALsASAc.
San-Rises.. si6 Sets 1926 Moor--Sets.. 9H
esTsB
Sandy Hook 10 90 Gov Island. 1850 He'll Gsts.., 031
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MAR uR d.
EAsrox, Pa Jui, 70, 1850.

LOOMS ORTHINGT0N-On Wednesday, Jnfy 10, d
Christ Church. by the Rev ". II. Can6ed D. Charles D.
Locals 10 Miss Mary WSrtLihgtJD, ell Of that city.
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RROOH YN LIlEIMJS.

Fatal Acc1DEsr.-CorOner Murphy held an in-
quest yesterday the body Of man named John
Doughty whose death caused by his being crushed
between the soe OF lighter yipg at the foot OF South
Ninth street. f. d and the pier. lie had dropped a
piece of rope into the water and in reaching over the
aide Of the bosL TO it, the vessel brought
into sudden collision with the pier by the action of the
wsv 8, crushing the unftrtun man and killing him
instantly. Doughty was naive OF Caldwells, n. Y.
He leaves q widow aud two children.
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NSErEESTH War % REPUBLIcAN MEETING. - A
meeting Of the youDf nsn Of the Nineteenth Ward was
held the Park &c cage OF Seventy first street
and Third avenue ION Wednesday evening for the ar
poee of organziDi The Young Mems Lincoln and Ham,
lin Club OF the Nineteenth Ward. The proceedings
were character FED by gr.a uoauimity and the follow
ing gentlemen were elected officers President John
W ARE; Vice Presidents, WIN. II. HebbaId and Geo
w Van BrSot; Secretaries, A. Cooper and Robert
Pm; Urea Lor.r Geo. j. Gregory. Considerable en-
husiasm PREVAILED and the Clab adjourned to meet on
TnurseaJ evening Of next wee.
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The new rule Of ar. Kennedy is likely TO prove OF
vas; Advantage the Of good order. Toe police
men. WAC bereofors rarely toOs t e Persons whom
they ares ed ito Court but kt them 80 for b'ioe Of
IS or $40 viii now have 10 s'ae just what became Of
their rIisoners. MasisITst wa kt of people ar
rested on various charges, with mpu iy, will now
have TO be more caefal, and the pablo at Large ha'
now the assurance ,ba: the majority Of the culr =.
pssso DUO '"''''' WV " vow "''' theil
deserts.
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CLosisS W S'AoNh' eolored
scheoi IN LAu1els s'iee" oo'"0'A d Broome,
was ciostu yesterday WIN app Exercises, in
the presence OF tuo Nny 'ui''iu''u 80 Nc Randall
knd house iuil Oh SpeccS''S' reading 10 the
highest class of the girls department vas oxe.lent
in nu.ic the whole sch 'ol was suP i ~, ost of the
pubic schOOsi Of dra%ings to' gu h. department made
"a fDe display as can DC mace ~ any department in
tie city, The greatest ip' ere Is manifested 10 the
welfare OF the schoo by v,e ce and friends of the
pupils They packed inc. or IdDg in spite of the heat
Of the day.