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Arrived.

Steamship QUAKER City, shuedt Havana jan s. sa5rm.
mdse. and pass to HsrgOps Bros
II. Cromwell Co. On the 9th ipst at O'Clock NJ dur
ing dense fog went ashore Nsuchon Island and the follow
morning hoated Oh without ssance she received
no damage, and will leave to morrow at her usual hour
L. Miehn Son. Tuesday passed steamship Nashville
Steamship ThOms, Swan Ramsey Baltimore mdse and ps
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk hours mdse. and
Ship Hot,pur Canton days teas &c. Francis Hsihs
way Co. Was towed into Quarantine this afternoon by
Ship Jas W. Fanin Briggs Galveston 10 days cotton hides
Ge 70 Brewer Co 9Th inst Of Cape. Of The Delaware
Bari Mountain Eagle sGsI c.%Psaony Me- Dec d. log
BARK Gen Green Atwel Galveston 20 days. cotton, &C. to
Jennings slIi go G f6s,I u.u.a,,. r,.,.n :.
&C., 20 l. E. Amsinck Co. Has experienced heavy gales
Brig Caroline Norton Mstan,as is days. Ols..e. to Simpson,
ing Icssn, Wright Barbados 20 days metal &c. to Bishop
sGr RcuRh and Ready Cef Warrington N C Dixon. Aquu,
st. DoT9ch Nov via Key West wbsre she gu, n for
heavy weather lat inst Of Charleston encountered heavy
part load SvsOoafd '' 0' AND p '' and
schr Fanny wicks Hsre Dec mdss. to s,urges Clear
ssce Dec TO- Dec 49, lat Is Is lon s. 80 was in company
with Brem bark Ihracaz from Havre Dec. for Newiok
jan two boxes ofphosphous took IRE deeE threw them
seh5 sally MsaIs tGf Yoth;own vs Richardson s.. Mar
brero I.snd .ch NsSs lei Chase sios at sncsor
scbr A. J. De Rosse TUCKER, Wilmington ~ C., days.
schr. Mary e; Psrulere Washington, N c. days,
cotton and naval stores to J. @. Wlisns& Go.
Steamer New London Smith, NewLonaon mdse and pass
Steamer Delaware cOpes Phadelphi. and Cape Nay mass
Steamer Abatros Jones' Providence mde 10 Isaac ode
FELLOWSHIP Golden Fleece.
sAILED-Ship Harve.. Queen, for LverpOO Breun bark
Cnlia, for Liverpool
sunset
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THE WEED SISTERS Misses Ada and Emma Webb
made their debut IN New York last night Il, the Old
Bowery, and achieved decided success They ure
young. pretty and talented and will doubtless become
neat iavor'tcs. especially among enthusiastic Young
America on that side of the town. The plays in
Which they Appeared were not Of high order, but as
the primary object Of all theatrical effort nowadays is
to amuse they were well enough for the purpose. At
the close, the girls were called out, aud Emma- the
edest-msde very neat aud tender response, thank
ing Tie audience and Justly pIaisng the versatile talent
OF her little sister 0ut Of Difference TO the new artists
there were fewer vulgar actions and bro al remarks
thsn usua in tie heaeIs Of that side Of the town. AMI
il is to be hoped that they will be able to prove in their
own persons that does not always lilo in low
appeals to the gross appetteS and demorllzed tastes OF
ibote who yell The oufesi aud whistle che ehrest in
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Tx LIGRT GUARD .BALL.-rbe Annual Bau OF thk
fRyoIite company, which came off last eight at the
Academy Was most brilliant success. always lavish
In their expenditures Oh these occasions the Tigers
this time surpassed themselves, and got up the whole
affair in manner excelDg anything Of the kind that
has before transpired in &ew-York. The house was
Esgnidcently decorated. Festoons of red white and
blue, were fastened with rosettes every ter and
pillar. From the osnter Of the dome similar haogings
s.rsscbed every side TO the upper gallery 4. the
exIp. me end Of The stage FIVE immense mirrors,
reHesDg and extending the scene, over Which, and on
each SIDE, were displayed the Gags Of all nations.
Flags likewise surrounded the ball, above the th.-d
tier, SHIFTING out the open background. Fronting,
AID abore the stage mirrors, je.s Of Gas wene
40 arranRe1 az 20 form, ia o semi-cirele, theiegend
LloHT GUsaD: --surFnoDnted by IN arm holding
a ha.tleax Still further 10 the front Of The stage
placed tg cks of nuskes, two pyraIids of cannon
halle and the asu1ed tiger the fyOrIte ecbiem Of the
f;usrd. Dodworths full band occupied the boxes
nearest 4he stage on either side. Among The rQes
tosfefuI features 81 the occasion were one hundred
esees Of Canary birds, pendent from chandelier
"a gallery. whose occupants fLled tb) air
Win rousic e every pause Of the orchectra.
The oor was 20 s Sc 10 impede the dancers and the
s,.,lav of dress uniforms shapey and handsome
tasp wes worth looking al. Among the noticeable
persons present, wers Baron Hothselild; Gen. F%9[
BIZ. CJar,nce Seward; Ger. ePeeri Gen. hani oo-
CosbUreb Ct the 7ls. ReGuenti Lapt' LoVeo, oi "ie
City Guard; Col. Van Burens 9tn htgimen'i Tue e~
;,e Coyps Of The Light Guard beaded " Tue e1ui"y
md popalsr Captain Garland Capt HSe,e' Aoa'
Wn6am,op and other navy officers, "e'i "e' iA'
/, pcipQ continued 10 . late hour.
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ANNUAL meeting OF THE LIEDERKRAsrz SINGING
SocKrY.-Last evening was the stated annual meet.
ing of the German Liederkrantz Singing Society.
The members assembled in full attendance at their
headquarters at Pytbagoras Hall. The Society ID the
Oldest OF its kind in the city, having been established in
lSi7, and is composed Of superior class of German
citizens, numbering among its members not only many
profcents of the science of music but also scholars of
high literary attainment. They meet three times
week Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays for singing,
and hold two more balls during the year,
beside engaging in various other enterprises,
at the option of the majority, such as plb.
lie performances, anniversaries, centenaries, &c.
The number of members at present is about $50 in
addition TO which there are about 80 female singers.
Tie annual election last night was concluded az l2I
O'Clock, resulting follows; President, Oswald
0ttendorferi vice.Presidents O. Slckersdorf and
Charles Stenway; Secretaries, Ernst Steiger and C.
+. Textor Treasurer, Edward Ernst; Musical Drec-
tor, a. Paur. The elected candidates were honored
with the " Ecce guam bOaum," heartily and beauti-
fully sung after which the meeting adjourned. -
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ASSEMBLY.

Mr.. FtAGLEH was excused from service on ne
Printing ComDittee. -,
Mr. M1LLEREnoved 10 recOnsiderSse vote by which
the ao4ien to intrcase the COMMITTEES on Cities ano
Villages to seven was Sost yesterday. Agreed TO-
Yeas, 81; Nays H.
Mr. COOPER urged the increase Of the Commute
On the Vroupa that NevYork al present bad only enc
nneuber on the Committee, while nine.tenthe Of tho
busiDess before the Committee retted TO her intereSo
Mr.. JACQUES also sdvoeased the enlargement
Agreed toy 20 H.
Several important bills noticed. Anoag 9TH
others bylaw for the liquidation Of the State DEBT
By Mr.. MASrERT0N-To amend the Metropolitan
Law.
BY Ms REGAN-To erect Highland County.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To amend the Divorce laws.
By M. CAhLiCOTr-To amend the act regulating
thA nso Of Wharves, Slips Sc, in New-York
By NrsJAcQUES-fo amend the general act foI
HE Incorporation Of Religions Societies:
BY mr. MeQYADE-TO prevent stockholders In In
perforated companies from voting by proxy -,
resolution hat the clergy be invited to pray In the
Assembly Chamber was called up.
After bref debate on the laws, the amendment u
elect q Chaplain " as lost.
tatiOn 60 the clergy of Troy, West Trey, and Green
A,ash, wac adopted. Adjourned
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FIRES.

rIRE IN SEVENTH AvEsUE-ExPLosIos OF GAs-Two
WOMEN BURNED.
Last night quantity Of escIpe gas on the upper
floor of the building No. 1876 Seventh avenne occupied
as dw cling and place OF business by James Connolly,
dealer in -four barrels, ignitec from a lamp that was
,aIrieo into the apartment and exploded with loud
report The VIC eLce OF the plosion carried away
portion of the gable end Of the building, and the rdb
hi falling upon the blacksmith shop of Mr.. Bradley
adjoining, laid in ruins. IL appears that in Gomez
quence Of leak in the gas-ppe, one of the upper
iooLis became filed with escape gas, which ignited
and exploded from a lamp in The hands OF Mrs. Con.
nelly, abo searching Tor the defect. She was
badly burned as woman in her employ.
The ruins ook fire and gave rise 10 alarm but the
flames we're speedily extingushed. No estimate has
YET been made as to the amount of damage.
FIRE IN BRoADwAY-sTANPEDE IN PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT
Last night, about 81 o'clock, fire occurred in the
place Of amusement known the " Melodeon," in
tie Chinese Buildings on Broadway, near Spring-st.
Some malicously disposed person had stuffed quant-
ty of paper between the frame work of the gallery
ard get fire thereto at moment when the audience
were deeply interested in the performance. The light
Woodwork readily ignited, and the gallery was soon
in blaze. The greater portion of the audience hur
red TO the street. while the remainder grned their at
teDton toward eAtinguisbing the fire which was
complished with few pals Of water In the coufu-
siou Of the moment the fellow who fired the place
caped,
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SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A PHYTcIAs.-Dr.
Stephen b. Doty physician whose Office is located
in Court street, was brought before Justice Cornwel
yesterday, on the charge of producing abortion.
The pane of the complainant is Ann McGiven, at
present residing at No. 100 Henry street. She was
employed as domestic in the house where the doctor
had his Office, and one of her duties to take
of the room and attend the door. They were thus
brought together and in November last he took
ures to arrest the consequences. The defendant de-
MES the charge as made, but it appeared from the
evidence that he gave her some medicine. Several
Witnesses were examined The case occupied till 8
O'Clock p. m and the doctor vas held in $3.50 bail to
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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DisaSferS. Ac.

Tar Scar SorrHERNkR hence for Key West, while going
to this morning before Daylight went ashore Romsf
shoa where she thunPed heavily 70, short time She
subssqu ny % by the seamtug VIM foulkes, Capt
Nng having received damage and anchored Ia Omar
ntnc She viii be the Dry Dock for examination AMI
survey
THs STEAMBOAT ERwHAyHS /. oh the large Sectional
Dock for repairs She win DO stripped rccsulkea and newly
coppeod
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........JI
Cleared.

ship-Isasc Bell, johnson, Havre.
Bsrks-Beindeer Lsnfa Barbados II. Trowbndges Sous
Eord America (Brem.) FredeTcks, Charleston.
Bi.s-A. r. Roberts Colson, Aspinwall Peck Church !
War Eagle, Williams, Philadelphia, Delaheld Wilson
Schooners-W. A. Ellis Nichols, Charleston. McCresdy
Mott Co Jonsthsn May Cobb, Cardenas, Z. H. Person
VIM Hone Scott Philadelphia, J. w. Mckee; Granite STATE
Hale. Boston S. w. Lewis Howard, Lawrence Newbern
-; Geo barley Rogers Charleston D. c, Murray Isabella
Fsrkn, Boston, Dayton Sprague.
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The GarrisoDian Aboliiionists have called State
Convention, to be held az Albany Jan. 81 and Eco.
and 9. Wendell Philips, Parker Pilsbury, NJ. H.
Robinson, Aaron NJ Powell, hrs j. Elizabeth Jones,
and Susan b. Anthony are announced as speakers.
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HALF-CEgT FERRnGE.-Mr. Lotus Wood, one Of
the directors the Long Island Ferry Company peck
slp), and William Wall, director of the Brooklyn
Ferry Company Roosevelt street., have agreed not to
vote for an increase of the ferrage their respective
ferries from the present rate-haf cent-durng their
leases under forfeit of 800 each to revert to the In
dustral School Of Williamsburgh.
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WStemyls Bank Of Ohio, upon woman nsnsd Mary Hogan
The acc used was held for hearing

Krses CousTY CIRCUIT CoURT CALEyDAR, Jan. II.
Nos 81 81, %. &c. a. loI Ie2 20 ics Im ICE M Re.
BRoogLYs CRY CoURT.-Nos ~, 30, 80, 81, 80, 80,
40 Al, IL, 40, "A, IS, 46, ~, 20, ~, 81, 81 49, 81
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nr, resolved 10 stop tNe flow Of kquor., lie o'd nos
6eet 10 Il except on that account and he favored the
striking out 50 long as there was preveuuIno 80
luton on the book. lie had 10 learn ye' '""' VIZ
linton bad been overIidden. -, III ans,
Mr. p,sKNEY-It has been over-rduen, an" I I'm YIN
nrove II. Here holding ont two oocuneh'"l are WV
bills of over $780, for liquor purch'Seu a' W
town. .,,.or, ~ Mr. Oliver
Ia $50 tho e,sence of his resolution, AMI ne
asked the gentleman If be was AFRAID 70 iacc 'n'
music /" MI, q, tbs hands of
the ferk that would show the ipdis dua expenses ir
lives carrage-hirc, &C., Of each member, ana az iar
h % ,s concerned he had objection that II shoue
be piesenied 10 the public -
Mr.. DuGRo thought that 1t was raiher mean IN any
.,lsman of the Board to offer such resolution. III
Ss Lad any business on the iaands, he Vas going TO
hire carriage and If the public did not think that his
exnendltures were necessary they had better remove
him.
at the expenee of the Department, wine, liquor, or
MIR. DucRo moved to lay the motion upon the table,
which WIS lost, by Alto 3.
Mr. TOWNSEND moved that the mohon lie on the
table and be made the special subject for next meet
ing, Lost.
Mr. DusRo offered as a substitute that each member
of thelosrd be mi,e1 in bis expenditures for wines
liquors. cigar, and cG1iagehire, TO y@1O year; he
thought that this would cover the whole sround ano
then at the end of each year, the members could come
forward and call for the accounts. Then the pdbit
could Zee what the extent Of the expenditure and
those gentlemen who had not spent three cents durins
be year could come forward End cain the thanks o.
that came public.
A motion of Mr.. DIVERS to refer the subject to
Spesial Committee TO report resolution at the mex
meeting wan adopted.
| The fe@olutiou Of Mr.. Dugro was adopted-6 to 4.
Mr. OLIVER moved that the resolution OF Mr. Dugrt
should not be oDstrued To invadate or repea
the REP ution of september 81 1882 relative to wines
cigars, &C.
The Chair announced as Committee TO draft new
law, Messrs. BrueDinghsusen, Smith, and Maioney.
The weekly statement ia as folOws
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ReDorted BIZ TeLeQrapk.

BALTIMORE Jan I0-FLoUR firm. WHEAT hrm; sales ooVW
bush white al 81 IS; red at 81 1881 90 Coss don
unchanged; white, 70G72c yellow IsDjoc, fkosIsoss
steady Mess Pork sl6 IS Prime, sh Eaeon, SIC "Hsxf,
26c. .-... n.,,v .r .rv.rrur
Bosros Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1880.
Copital $s5sal1 700 Due to other Banks stoce
Loans and discounts 6O04l COO Deposits u 2osn
Specie $50. 45l60o Circulation. ToSs'W
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The LATE ExPLosIos IN THE PERCUSSION CAP
MAsUFAcroRY.-Coroner Horton yesterday investi-
gated the circumstances attending the death of Charles
Hallenberg who was killed on Saturday last by the
explosion of some Illuminating powders in DIR, Gold
marsh percussion cap mandatory in Carroll street.
After examining several Witnesses, the Jury brought in
the following verdict " That the deceased came to
his death by explosion of quantity of Eliminating
powder Cd which he was operating at the tme--which
said explosion was oc,asioned by bis own careessness
or by accidents and further more, that the Jury exon
crate the proprietor from any blame in con-
sequence thereof
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CHARGE OF BIeAsY-SIyGULAR DEFEssE.-Dr.
X. Madison Smith, doing patent medicine business in
New-YoIk was arrested by Capt. McClane of the
Eighth Ward Police on bench warrant from the Dis
trict Attorneys Office to an indictment found
by the Grand Jury in March last, for bigamy. The
original complaint was made before Justice VOORHEES,,
and charged the defendant with having in lS4l mar
ried girlby the name of Madeline Smith, with whom
he lived until 1857, when he left her. and in August of
the same year married girl in Brooklyn, named
Josephine Decker. Both these marriages were proven
before the Magistrate, and supposed to make
a clear for the prosecution when Mr.. Parmenter,
for defense produced conclusive evidence to show that
the Doctor married a girl named Catharine Lloyd in
1897 This woman died on the 18th Of June, 1887,
nearly two months before the defendant was married
to sepbine Decker. Counsel contended that there
fore the marriage with Madeline Smith was naIuty.
The Justice expressed himself somewhat puzzled with
the defense and thought that his SAFEST course would
be hold the prisoner for trial. Since that time the
defendant has been at large until within the past two
days when he was arrested. The case will be tried
before the Court Of Sessions in February.
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The Marietta. and CinciHnati n. II.

EHILLICOTHE, o.. Tuesday, Jan To, Io00.
decree has been issued for the fae of the Marietta
ard Cincinnati Railroad for the benefit Of the Third
Mortgage bondhoiders.
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MAUDE TO BE HUsG.-The Court OF Pardons met
on Saturday Trenton and finally refused commute the SEN
tence Maude the murderer from death to ct
hethe plea insanity not being fully sustained oy tne ss
which Court He will therefore be executed IN
the County Jail Newark Thursdsy tomorrowb INC
fal /, Int
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the c'.owded and motley assemblages which VIII face
tb, -
BROOKL YN LIEN@

The Draytons perform two of their most popular
Par or Operas tonight at the Polytechnic in't,a'e
"Never Judge by Appearances" and "Loves Labor
Loaf" Senior Oliyeira will also appear.
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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

steamship Quaker City from Hardad-E T. Patterson
Capt HERMAN +. NJ. Johns NJ Lewis, p. Aleant.d, ".
Salazs q. Goulding W. w. Wilmo d. Johnston, H. Denny
Miss l.. Herring
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Suu-Riea.... TIA seta 4:52 hoon-Rises... es
WATER fHH DAT
Sandy Hook. e:47 Gov Island 1887 Hen0ste. 0:le
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THE Foe AND THE FERRIEs.-Last evening dense
fos rose upon the river and rendered it for some time
difficult to 1un the boats upon the Pecksp and Rose
vet-street Ferries. The trips occupied considerable
time and were run with much delay that at last all
attempt at regularity was abandoned. The Grand
street and Houston. Ferries usual suffering
little or no detention in their trips.
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NJ YEIBGRAPH 70 rHR EK&>2oRK TRIBUNE
NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE


gENASE.. Albany, Jan. 10, 1861
Mr.. RAMSEY, in presenting petitions for s'd 70 the
Albany ana Susqeebsnna RailrOad, moved ,ne lornS'
non al SpeciaI Committee. Agreed 70 by ~ to TO-
Mr.. CONNOLLY gave notice Of bill to abolish the
Usury lave x..u...~
Pilot act, 60,
siorrya o Record in NNw.YoFk,
Mr.. SPINOLA introduced a resolution calftsg on
ali The CITY and Connty Tressarers te report IRE ex
penses Of the Less election. laid on the table
MILLS INTRODUCED
TO vest full powers Of local legislation intfie Super
1isors. -
To make general elsetin days Fablic holMays.
To make preferred csstses Of those in which execu
tors or administrators are sole plaintiffs or6efendants
report was received from the State Bayineer est'
mating the expense Of she extension OF 3e Chenang
Canal at So, 400. adjourned.
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FATAL AccIpEsr-Coroner Gaffnsy yesterday held
an nouest at the sonth Bergen the body Of
John Kirk employee who lost biz lie there yesterday morn
ins attempting sdust oand On cynnaet
over the crushing mschne when he fell stirling HIS head on
cogwheel such force his death lew moments
alter verdict of accidental death was rendered.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

HuDsos CousTY CoURTs.-The Jshuary Term OF
the Hudson County Courts was Commenced yester-
day at the Courthouse in Hudsoa City, Judge Ogden
presiding assisted by Assoeia -Judges Fink, Charles
and Merseles.
The Grand Jury, Of which Ex-Governor Price Is
foreman, was sworn. Judge Ogden remarked, that
from their intelligence, respectabty, and standing in
the community be did not deem it necessary 10 deliver
regular charge bat merely referred them 10 the last
one delivered By him at the Fall Term, and after few
sugl estiops TO points Of law dismissed the Jury 70
their labors long list Of civil caures was then read
after which Mr. A. D. Zabriskie behalf Of the bar,
announced the deah of the late Judge James Nevins
and after short eulogy, moved that the Court adjourn
out Of respect TO his memory.
The Cont was then adjourned for the day, and
meeting of the bar Org anized by the sppointment
Of Judge Ogden as Chairman and Mr.. j. K Harden
bereh as Secretary. On motion, the Chairman ap.
pointed Messrs..J. ID. Miller, A. 0. lsbriske and
McCleand nttee to prepare suitable resolutions
expressive of the sympathy Of the bar OF Hudson
County on the death of the Hon. Judge Nevins, after
which the meeting was adjourned until TO day We'd
peadayl at which time the committee will report
John o DoDDel, a tunnel man, and Elisha Jones,
colored are at present in JAIL waiting trial for mor
der. Quite number Of burglars, two FOR attempting
to kill two for bigamy, for arson, and large nnm,
Der of persons for less important crimes are also heiS
in durance ve to be dealt with for their misdeeds.
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FLATTERISG CALL.-We learn that DIR. Frank H.
Hanlt the celebrated surgeon Of his city, has been offered
has accepted the chair of Professor Surgery In the Long
Island Medical College and Hospital BROOKLYN This viii
only Decetsie hts absence duri few weeks IN the Spring
lheIe II also connected with this College two other dis
nnssh.d medical Eenemen formerly with Buf
folio Medical College viz: Prof Austin Flint and Prf John @
Dalton. All Of the three gentlemen have gained dngn,shed
reputation for THEN contributions medical
mental IHna.Io Ernrass
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COUNTERFEIT BmLa--Peter Torrance was brought
before Juaee CoInws yesterday for passing aeountee ta
bill on the Northern Indiana RI Co. Bsnk Si bill tho
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The Rev. j. d. Marshall, Of the Methodist Church,
died on Monday aged S. years. He joined the New
York Conference of the Methodist Church in 1877.
Some ten years since he retired from the ministry, and
settled in Wiliamsburgh where he resided at the time
of his death.