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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

The Bank Of the Stste Of Ne y York has declared
semi.snnua dividend Of = cent, payable on the 10Th
inst. The Great Western Marine Insurance Company
has determined 10 pay off scrip on the excess of 3D.,
900 GOO as soon the necessary change be made IN
their charter and that the issue OF 1897 Will probably
be paid off in February. Dispatches from New-Or-
leans received to-day quote sight exchange on New
York atIaI1 = cant disc :un., and very difficult TO
EEL Gold is called for for the purchase Of cotton and
exchange and considerable amounts will go-probaby
a million for the week. Some Elk or eight Hundred
tboufand dollars have already gone TO Charleston
Nsw.Orlears, sc, and more will 20 tomorrow. Oh
the above, 5000 900 went to New Orleans yesterday
The money market is stagnant for paper without
much change of rate for gilt edged. We hear of moth
ing however, good or short, going below q cent
and favorte names with ak or eight months to run
are pressed at SAG y cent There il rather more
paper Offering than there week or two since; but
the supply still il hot large, although beyond the will
ngness Of buyers TO take On demand, we hear OF no
change. The figures are al y cent on mixed collat-
erals end mnny capitalists prefer TO use their funds at
these rates on demand than 10 take the rsks OF the
next few months by buying paper, although at much
higher ratee.
We annex a comparative statement OF the imperts
Of foreign dry goods al NewYork for the week, ana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
IScO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1894
KCOOc EETRAL RAILRoAD. low
GREAT poUBEE.TRAoK ROUTE.


Tie ospsciy q The Road Row sqna v any n The County
E6E GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Oh1ee Nc. / Aftor House, corner OF Vesey n
rseies for the transportation Of Passengers 70 and from Gin
snusti Chicago St Louis St Psol Nashville, Memphis New
-eans and al other n the West Northwest and sous
es. unsurpassed for gpeed and comfort by route
trains for the West leave New Yok oot Of CouT
hzzdst )-AorniDg Express, Evening Express pm
Sleeping and an oktRs al the trains
always low and the time su1ok, BY any ethss
Nv this route an descriptions be Forwarded 10
ans the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky In6iAO
Irtnois Wisconsin, lows, Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl
RECT. 10 port the nsvssbe rivers Of the West ~
se1ners from Pittsburgh - - .
Railroad 81 tmes favorable are charged
Sy shor Railroad Comp.ieA Merchants and shippers ns1s
"a transportation Of their Freight 70 tnS Company can rely
wib confidence tts speedy transit
This Company also maintains EEtEraEt Accommodation
E-s by winch engstng westward enjoy cheap md
mode Of 81 hak he hrass rates
n ssra L ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. ASor hoase
LFECH Co, Freight Agents,
No j Aston House and No South WiIaeLn-se
MCDONALD L BISCHOFF Emisrsat Agents,
Ne. Battery place
EHoCH LEwIs General supr, Ahs0na- Pa
TSOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. VIA NEW
y PORT aud FALL RIvER--The splendid and superior
..uer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown leaves Nev-f ever
g-TTsDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. At oooSk p
!. I'D he EMPIRE STATE, Capt brsyton, on hONDAf,
n n. R. ~
us.Aer No rooms wiz be regarded secured 70 any apps
"a 1ntiI ths same shall have been paid fer .
FREIGHT - orv sdsd through with great epasoa
sD1''" TG B0RpEN. Agent Fos- 70 and n wsas.
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Inc caused by new boats SIS sos 80 ee9ts7 Sso25 90
In regard 10 the new organization, Mr.. Bfydges


ssys: ,.,-
81 IN. and October last the officers
Of bs Court .od by public auction and bought In by trustees
artirr for propo--d Company This Company Il now
formed subject 10 the future OF he
borS II this procured these provisional arrange
.rt will carried BY the actual compilation Of the new
not given the direction o. the
Cont viii rrouirrd the steps necesssy 10 De ke 70
pe-o the f0arg debt creditors asserting any nights lat
ibs, have which, FOR the present they htve
az ed 10 waive for the purp'e Of saving all parties nom the
rr,s. expense aud delay 81 haraa.irg legal contest
In Nh. neapms the hrt and second oondhodes oil coarsre
IN their oriains position. ,
The Great Ween Railway Company which holds the bonds
bey hsys nor received upon their loans have been
,sr.irz and continuous accession 20 heh traffic
m m THIS railway amount which has yi7d,d very hend
son their loans aud TINS Dennni
Increasing traffic Of this Inc Itself becomes developed
The annual nesting of the stockholders OF the Iron
Mountain Road was held at st. Louis on the STD inst
The Directors, in the report read at the meeting,
remark:
I'VE can oIer but he encouragement OF the Company
ability from the esrning on the road tnn pay cur
schir condition while u" business Of the country
h % d. pressed When the business Of that portion OF the conn
v tributary Louis Sa revive, IL be reasonable 10
,Ip.t that something from earnings TO pay
Bnt the amount hope 10 pay
der the favorable vi1 BE- inconsldcrsse
bs the unfinished 10 point the hlssiszipp
Rive, that bns- with the Southern and south
eastern system Of railroads. No doubt % be entertained
ros Is thus extended ard when ch trade Is opensd TO st.
Louis through this channel with Tennessee Mississippi ssn-
"A, aud We earnestly hope that active operations Tor TINS
.IteDscu not to be delayed much longer"
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i al,g sIa "a 1922 seq Il

HIins the aver,ge since August amount 32 %
~ Thee receipts psce beyond doubt tnr ability Of the
had rot eersn debts which must be paid In cash.
10 psy interest upor IL bonds
The cost Of running the steamships forming the connection b.
tween this and Grand Haven il about f3o DAY each
$3.50 dsy both against cost Of go day paid for the in
sufficient boats pre-, 5usy chartered 49,,
working the boats fss chartered and Of those now
BY the snd the comparative unit Of through
c which brought upon tie railway will be best by
hs owing statement corrected to date, TO make proper
comparison. ~. - - ~. IN, A. =.
Pi1FN ~ Earurg- Expense.
ola h,.......,,, 44s679 Is sloi SIS Il
NJ .....,.,.,......... T06ls "A ~, 5s3 so
Incrsae in ttrlints In favor
ofBew bosts.........--..-. tZlSoS ~ ..
Dscr.a.s IN favor Of new boats "a
And the benefit Of the through traffic Of the line equally
Satisfactory, viz: - p,A, r.t
cia ho.,s ,unripg S6S 5s5 81 aA6Ia5 81 sllO pa G8
~ Hos,s ,nnrins... 81 Ia IA ll4l05 81 205 ~ IS
A saa g en a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

SHoPrITrIK CAUGHI.-Oficer Quae ken9usn OF . sne
rhrd ard yesterday arrested Jack tiset b ~ ~ Snd
liter who 10 sccusod Of b4vtns stolen by worm - t.
DsriDoss from the stores ko4 u and 90 Chamber
dsvis IN ths cass s BE- eenpetse 10 asy-Asant@e f~
N pv1s1 swshDf sxsu1Rttos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

0o,d apeedote is told Of Mr.. Paterson Of Bait
no The iaSy connected with the Bonspas family ey
nsrsas. BENG IN Italy, At an evening parry ion
70 her ot 70 be handed into the supper tsos oy youn
Egsh nobleman who hsd good snsfe u ia ss e
81 composition. Thinking 70 quiz the o.u my 10
ssd' Won are acquainted vi ID the Americans, 20
hive" VERY WE'LL nonstrously vulg Il P pso,
PIE aren't thew p Yes but wha; could you s1P 49,
WIEN you cobsder that they are dsscenas1 sians on
6tsris,ds We might look for some good breedlnR
among them Ths nobleman did not venture 70 Ao'
Greer Mr,. Patterson again that evening
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Hleniral.

DR RIGGS Truss challenges comparison with
~ any ether. Waterproof always clean sod wsIsnsse PER
M for Ave year, with o ss;6o P Ne ssosy '
NR LEATHE's YELLOW DOCK SIRUP
HOOD and sIir Diseases known and spprecsted Is made
soE eHE1.sse ~ 1so ch.tSspt Sod =. No 500 Gsndst
NY; RAiESs No Us FEhons-. Brooklyn
uEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
n sopE THK yoLLovIsS rssT1soS1 rsE.Fnns
Grseenherg Medicines WA received nom hsnS n'"' AHu
N Ssr.oHs sSqu.nt,nse @ Of the nasI0es Of the
As ss: sssr s4s,as. i' ohy
FRANCE e nAYm f ooS~ enc 2a5.fi.e
Ib.r,by certify have examined narnber Of ses1 on;ss
% 81 ter msdienss and pleasure saying Tbs. hey
o. confidence Of the Po0n' oftSe Methodist Church.
one Of The leading GyS<eabe'g neStefEe' has
30" "a UTERINE CArBouCoN,
sgor, ulsss.ion Inflammation whites, fainss AMI other
GA derangeu the uterine crEAn Is well ~ toe eons'a
'fs e 81 so PEI tos o. FoK SIX DoILAH' Five Boz,
Ma Will sE sS5 81 EIPaE, hTD q,
ISdIe.. JOSHUA p BRIDGE N D. Resds ea PhyEic''n
er.ef.nbers Inrt.tuto No. = BORD-sT NETWORK
- DT BRIDGE oil reee,ss passntS at he Groqenoe's
s,,. He may consulted By letter personally, and
HsaS sciISS EEkLEI y TAe Nso- Yo,k Tvf6,aas
pei A p PKAsoDI, o. HARVARD UnieoHfy AGSl
Rev T. Il. CHAPIs, d D., Of Nsp- Iork
THF GOOD TINE is COME!
The remedies found Iyou are afflicted use tAen s"a
DYSPEPSIA,
PILES.
COSTIVENESs,
ny disorder Of the Liver and Kidneys nnse e0s ea'A
pARLINo's
oliver REGULATOR
'LIFE BITTERS7
- .pred MANY very and cases conhoeea
Nv. seu eursd by using DOLLARS WORN o. H9ss
1 MrunKis ovu HHAIIH REsTORISG remedies 1870
Sev drops Of the Liver hogIstoT taAsn 0heo VI '
&rus ov,s
N. worst ktnd. A. MEDICINE u nas no eqoAI -
M. LIFE Bittees drink beverage put supeloi
As = mic and diuetos pleasant medicine taken IN crops
- h euiuenty useful indeed almost spseihe 10 AL c@sss
49, The hea6sche loss Of appetite periodlcA
morning sickness Of females, and genera 10
alD. =, l.
g,.sa pure safe mid reliable, 2nd free from all natn
a. 40 OF PRO sFDfCINEs IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES
~ e ,otbinr IKE them 10 al the lanc
g. - nail or e1press receipt Of toe price Address,
'01' " ~ DANIEL s. DARLING,
No. ZIG Nassau st., N. Y.
TA, cents and 81 bottle each
Sod by Druggists: 4. -. ,,.A ..o,r.,is. .s,s
Ao1ls -----------
IT00THACHE, MISUNDERSTANDING
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
CENTRAL RLIIROAD of NEW,JERSEY-

" From foot Of Hampton June
WITH Delaware, LackAwAnnaA and Western Railroad and
Eaor With Lehkh Valley Railroad ard h connections forming
.sirecs fne TO Harrisburg without change OF cars
WINTER ARRA NGtMENT-Csmmenctas November l.
zee Lave New Xork n follows;
HARRIsBuNs ExpEKss-At6 for EAs,en, READING. HAr
ds5ufs Msurh Chenk. Wnismsport kc-
MAJ TnbIs-At m for Easton, Wstef GAP, soransoa
Great Bend Pfttston, Wnkesbsrre Eo-
nx THkoues TRAIs-FOr Ess:sn, ksuoh Caank, ReAdRs
fottzvine, Harrisburg. &c.
~ TnEOUsE TAAIs-For EassOr and intermediate ss
koEe
sNy H. WAY xkAs-For semervfIe and intermediate
rns
ExYnnss TKArs ron HANSIssTEe.-rhs a. n EIpres.
fz NewYork arrives st Harris AZ llt$ noon IN
oe 9Th trains on Psnnsy ysus Central Railroad
80 vest Northern Central, Horth md south, and with
CsuberADd Valley Railroad
TIJI.EyT1upoRT AND Nxv YoRK FHsRI-Lesve NewYovk
eom Per No North River 81 and II LA and p m.
Lzsys ELIIABKTs-At s;4s and s:E a. H. l:a aud 4:So
pm n. -,
nm each way. JOHN o. sTERNS Superintendent.
NJEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Fez PHILA.
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, vis JERSEY
eTT-hsi and Express Lines leave New York at g. and
~ and and fare ga ThrOugh tickets sold for otS
rnsS the West sHd for WssaingtsR NevOrlesns and
D. soh S and through baggage checksd 10 Washington IN
4 and p trains
}. " WOODBURY.. AsrstAnt Superintendent
ba>se VIII be received for trains unss delivered AM
sssnksd Is minutes IN advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Cont r,ned asvs,ee pl.l.tlhs st.osey Of si5 fs
defendant wa allowed tw.ny ssy.t make scae 10 d. heard
a. ia. hryt instance o. the 0sn< ral Term.
a. L. Pinney for the P<aia saaord Dsvdsoa for the
deencsnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

Coin rs IsDIAsA.-Quits An excitement prevailed
In Indianapolis few days since, by tbs report shsa
COLO had been disooversdn Kskoms, Howard County.
quarter near that place gave il out thai be dis
covered quartz in the layers ofstone where he wss -
work, and exhibited piece Of rock Aecked with whist
appeared to be gold ss the result Of his digging In and
among the material designed 70 be used for improving
streets The piece Of rock Offering with particles,
rsembng gold, was ssns 70 Indianapolis Tor sssm'es
anaysis by gentleman deeply Interested IN ne quar-
ries The result Of the analysis proved that thsrs vas
sS'" fLssyssts jOsrs.
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CAI.ENA Il CHICAGO UNION R. R. Co.

NAI4ENA e. CHICAGO UNION r. r. Co.
" IRON CHICAGO 70 DUNLEIrh and ST PAUL
PROM CHICAGO to FULTON aud CEDAR RAPIDS.
rts line in connection with the Illinois Central r Co. 1t
through without change Of DunlSith and
fr.oe By . daily kDe Z hrs;-elass steamboats, 10
PRAIRIE DU CHEN,
McGREGOR,
LANSING,
LA CROSSE,
WIN0HA,
81. PAUL,
90 N osAer points TIM Mississippi kvsr II oopnesa
pUELE1TH through the Illinois Central r. Co. with the DU
BUQUE EPACIFICR. Co, 70 IHDEPENDENCEfo Iowa kRs
lFULTON with the IOWA NEBRASKA T. K Co 70 CE-
OAR RAPIDS. ReEas daily trains morning and evsns
shove points and Sleeping Cas- attached 20 az
The attention Of travellers &c and from the North
especially invited to his route the most pleasant add
that region. Through tickets fn In
obtsiDed s the A9 ENCY the GAtENA
CHICAGO T. Co. Of COurtlADdt 81 ard Broadway
all the principal ticket agencies a. the East and OF AZ
T.z,1 ~ Railroad Lines. z. B. TALCOTT. Geu, Sup<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

PkON dlsT-sT.
l7;7s, Has - d., AID ss8
y. N
$40 .. %.
.9.& ,. n. lsuDdsysizslD6eA
g n. and l.So pm
SIS p m.
i0:loA NJ, ASS and 7;ss .. n
II. SMITH. sun~rintendauS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
1yvw-y0RR and ERIE RAHKOAD--

nrFW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
N pINkIRK EXPRESS ct g L., for puniirs Buffalo
a..n,dsisaa sad prtneips Stations
MA ss o. for OupkiTk and intermediate StstcnA
~ Tr.ip remains over hisht at ElmirA
WAY q. s& for kisAletowa. New5urgh, and inter
z>aszse Stations
NeHT EXPRESS, SGay =. p q, for Denstrk, Buffalo,
ssnhdsiguA and principal sssons The train Of Saturday
a az p&1 TRAIN stsaons. and runa only % ElntrA
CHAS NINOT, 6enerL SupA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10

.T00TT4CFE, Observation-Disclosures
1890 ysi,ble remedy for the shove din easing
- - a. - by drugs,ts generally "hoosAis Depot,
No tl6 broons- ", conner Of I'm.
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the earnings Of the Belefontaine line for the month
September, 1859 and 1860:

The Cir cul ati and indianapolis Rod fIr October
.hows rspot Of about $50 900, against $4,000 II
October, 1859.
The annual report of the stonington Railroad has
appeared
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-10
COURT or COMsOP PLEAs-rxisL rEmx-Nsv a-B.-
fore Judge DAILY.
TBy HEssER DIVORCE cAsE-vEKDIcr AGAINST THg

Lisette HesseT - JupiffI q; n Hessef
This divorce case was summed up to-day by hr.
ss 10, he p.u.if Mr. Joschrossen for h~ aSsad.a
H., Sze ,nbmi.ted the following questions 10 the jury
Hss az has not the Defendant Jupiter Hesse sse. his
Has or hes pos the p-intif Lse.ts He.ssr sgo,prsed
adultery A. ale God against her In tb. In this to
On AZ. r ous .tion jury found In TIE sno
,b copd In the ness,ive and upop this verdict no Jnas
ordersd iudgueut the plaintiff, snd yran'so Der 1n
allowance OF @ The Court granted an order staying poce'
ir,, he fifteen dsyG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
City IntelIiger,cs.

nymxRArx CASE srIups William Koliy, = native
Of resud, aged thirty years oomnitted suicide
ye .erday 81 MS residence No ol3 Madison street. IN
meet deliberate and shocking manner Deceased, Il ap
pesred had been aborng under temporary alteration ~
mind. produced probably by intempcrAnce, wnicn
brought q ct u melancholy and desire for death.
Yesterday morning about nine O'Clock be ares usua
prnesced 70 dress him self lie then prooeedad 70
thsva himself before looking ga~ ana while engaged
"a that operation he deliberately drew the
- thrust The sinGpipe and carotd artery
81 with the cut and IN few minute. the unfortunate
man bled 10 oessa. Coroner ,onrmer held an naues
upon Tire body or deoe@Eed supseq usntly
w1en tno jury rendered s'verdlct Of Srcide, she la
boring under temporary sberrstou % miad"
FIEs n Asx,cx b shortly after O'Clock yesterday
morning ORE broke out In the skin dressing shop OF
Keller Keystr, In the Of No. 2I2 avenue b The
damage the Will amour, about
slo1-ao insurance Ono horse burned to death,
worth soon, 80 The building owned BY Mr.. Kenler
u 10 damaged about $50 The IRE, doubt the
or N incendisry.
Boar RAcB.-A match race. for $40 Q side, between
Decker ard Fay tvo well known osrsmen, t,ox place
yesterday afternoon NJ Jersey Cy TIE race which
closely contested. by Pay, who came Ia
ieadng BY about ispslh.
MILITARY INCLUSION TO NEW Bsu.nwIcK Tho Third
company, Uottlnents Guard under command og Captain
William Rsiror, proo~~d New brunswick, N. J., on
sordsy next 2ch inst, 'or inc purpose OF celebrating
Evacuation Day They all be received and snte,
81 The pope ~ that place 10 The u0st bospilaole
fpe Continental battalion mum Der three CON
psnies. wearing the old Revolutionary uniform rney
I~r de four times year. VIZ February "a June H. july
4 AID November IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
City Politics.

TAAMANY HALL ALDERMANIc NOMINATIONS.
The following nominations for Aldermen we're mads
last night by the Tammany Hall Cou ventons:--
Dta Da
3--Iohn J. Henry, I3-Peter Mss.erson,
b-irs Van wart, lk-ADdre Fromsut
D-Alex. Frear,
REPuBLI0AS CoUScILMASIc NOMINATIONS.
The Republican Conventions for she nomination Of
didstes for Councmen met last evening The folio sing
noniIasons wero made
Thomas g. Hail, Isaac kclay,
Joeepn L. Periev, simon hazsltins,
henry 5. Jennings, Beurv A smith
delegate from ms Tenth ward In the Finn district,
moved candidate be put IN nomination unicrs
~orth 500 ,oe0 Tho motion did not prevail Suose.
quenuy set OF resolutions red declaring
reprssible conflict with Official dishonesty and copos-
lion oorrupson the closing paragraph Of which declared
thn. for tho removal OF all doc ot suspicon IL
The Judgment OF the vertOn tina gentleman ~
sept mem YER OF The Bard Of Coupcinea he noni
Th latter portion OF the resoutioss stricken
out, and thus amended they rera carried
SIKH DIsrklcr
Alexander Il Keech william Orton,
Abraham Lent, J.hn n ostlweA,
Harvey r Cleveland, Thomas Stevenson.
ssvxsrH DISTRICT.
jonathan Trotter, Daniel " GSvis,
Charles McCsry, John W. kArhAi,
Charles O. pinckney
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23

requested 70 attend the funeral from the raedenoe Of ~
ia'her. No T13 Fiat. street, Brooklyn this VrdAyl e
terDoon. 81 two O'Clock
-Asms In thH city on "Wednesday November n
NJ. oHAs A. assE, IN the AL year OF his age
The relatives and frleIds renpectfuiv invita- n
attend the funeral, from All Sainr ohurA onx-sv =
Henry and SOAn srees, this Frday) afternoon. q ons
O'Clock
SULLIVAN --Ou Thursday, November n JouA,.. vSns
OF Patrick Sullivan, native OF Kiimare, county KoryY
Ireland
Her friends and relatives aud thoss OF Der bro,ss,
tpecifuliy invited 70 attend tho funeral TINS (gasy1
afternoon, at one O'Clock from her late residence, No
Roee street
TAYLOR I'm Brooklyn, on Wednesday, November n,
PAsDos TAYIoI. In the sim year Of his ago
The frieuds and soqunini'n % or the family arc 70
q his father, Peter ray loy No 187 Washington strs
Brooklyn, this FRIDAY afternoon, 81 ono O'Clock, w1A
out further invitation.
frssxR On Tuesday evening, November o. stor
painful ilness, CHRETASA, wife 81 John Turner.
The Relatives and friends OF the family invited =
Der Late residence Eighty tird street, between hirA 80
fourth avenues. Her remains viii % taken 10 0fuun
wood Cemetery for interment
WnIA.-ou Thursday, November "a, In the list yG1
o. hn age. JAMES N. WELLS
The relatives and friends The family also thoss or hi
.ohs James N and John r R AMI IN law, Wills
H. smith are respectfully requested 70 attend the nns
raj en- Satu day Afternoon bs O'Clock (r0u
ms late residence, No. ITS West twenty ssooGd crss4
without further invitation
WOODS Wednesday, November n, JAnD q
WOODS, only surviving OF James woods IN ~
2eih year of his age
The relatives friends Of the family are rcouocssv
invto 70 attend hif funeral from No 20 Irving pao1
this (Frioay) Afternoon, At two o'clock without fursa
mV"suon His remains viii be taken % Geneva, NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-23
Police IutsIltasncS.


ARREST on SUSPICION ARSON. yesterday ofi:er
Ph,ips, OF the Twelfth precinct police arrested three
young men, named James Haxan Tar mas hsloney and
James Flynn, warrant Issued by Justice Brownel,
wherein they stand charged with attempting TO set Ore
. new two story frame building. situated Third
avenue, between lilh and Il2tn streets The testimony
taken by the Fire Marshal before the magistrate shows
accused parties were on Sunday morning the
Hin Of November inst, lowering around tae Immediate
vicinity OF the above house. they were 60
log s~ay nom she premises, tire discovered by
Mr.. Tiernan, burning some rubbish under tns st5op
Of the house Mr.. Ternan called dre, and aided oy ps
or tso OF wster supplied by Mrs. Foster, the flames
extipsuished The house owned ny Mrs Hazel.
conveyed before Justice Bowpe at the Yorkvs Police
Coar,, and required 70 bail IN the OF $500 eaca
70 await hearing, which ret down for one day next
week
ArrssrT To FsoAPY PRISON. John q. Adams and
Edward Nethercutt, Who were COZ victed or highway
robbery and under sentence 10 the state prison.
tempted 10 effect their from the Tomos Tues
Day night, ~ breaking through the wall OF their cell
The prisoners appears condred the drst
rror in the cell occupied BY steph ns murderer
hey conceived the design o. escaping about ago;
ont 80 insurrnountabe the Job they hal only
elected partial bres a 70 ,he wall Snen tho plot
discovered. The keepers, Finley Kellock by whom
tle discovery was made, were roughly handed before
tley couid master the despersaoes After being
he prisoners Sero heavily ironed AM kept in close
nnemeDt until Yesterday, when they conveyed TO
their new abode al Sing Sing
Az LlFArsD Fur CAPa-About six months ago the
dwelling house u Madame Pulaski, No 50 West Houston
street, entered BY burglars, ana for CAPE valued
$780, fto'aD from the ladys bureau. Tho property
recovered through the exertons or 5sgeani Jourdon
81 the sixth precinct police and restored its
nights she premises entered second tune,
and sgaiu the Identical fur fell the hands
bufRlU Information ~ the affair communicated "
officer Golden Of the sixth ward aad yesterday the pro
perry vas recovered ~ the tailoring OF Mr.
R1tnaine, No 900 eighth avenue. ms time q
named Hermann sieu on arrested un tbs charge OF
being the burglar and on being brought before Justice
Welsh he WA committed for exsmin ttion.
A ReurTos PROM aovxsyoR MORGAN WAS received
sss evening at the police headquarters granting the
movA OF Joseph Sweet TO Ia6ana who arrested on
alleged charge OF forgery Branch County Bank
~ loo ANA de DO taken TO Indiana Ia au
Early train this morning, Ia the custody Of deteosiye
kcLCrd.