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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05
The Presidential Election.

The following considerations are offered for
the readers Of The Trjcuds Rerr not in any thing like
party spirit, but 70 present before them the te Issues
ofthe day order to the intelligent exercise Of thooect
i've franchise.
few wears ago the writer was informed with much
feeling by a venerable member Of one Of Tie Quarters
II New York Yearly Meeting that on tie day succeed
inc then recout local election. he accoqicd by
ulirhbor rs follows MIR. NJ, You were not n the
election yesterday. and tor want Of yotr vote The
friends Of Temperance have been deiCatcd and now
licenses VIII be freely granted for tho sale OF liquor in
our town. Drunkenness and riot viii De the cOugc-
quencos; and ~ son could have prevented 10 by the
exercise Of your vote the responsibility rests upon
These remarks were deeply felt by the tender.heartod
and conscientious Friend. and convinced him HAT
responsibility ala attach TO the ngAt exercise ~ bis
privilege I'D vOts.
The issue, Of the approaching Presidential election
can only bee understood by considering thoy which
IuyOl' cd al u election Of LOO Al taattue ine
party represented D.! j. G. brcckiuIde cohclded Tor
the right 20 extend slavery INTO all The Territories Of
the United states snd for the oremug of The slave
trade in order TO I'll Up those vast Territories with
African slaves Al tLo Democratic Convention held al
Charleston IN That year, prominent delegate ron o
Southern state, whilst urging Tire slave trade bntsicd
that Of his large Gung Of slaves, "Hc Rob R0nan ~
Hep, all. was nuuye-born African lately imported
On the other hand the party represcuted by Abraham
Lincoln declared, in effect that slavery should not BE-
extended into ilee territory, and that Tie Infamous
saye.tfade should not be re,Opeucd; hence tgat Q e.
lands If t great West should not be peopod with tie
slaves from Africa but with ircemen
These we're the substantial issues ~ ne last PIcs
Dental election aud tht result was that large maiOr
itv OF our rLens declared ngansf Brcckurdge aud
!. paItv Then his chief supporters IL the southern
states determined u possible to destroy tie Govern.
mont and establish an0t or based upon Slavery its
chief corner stone . hese Ubiquitous designs were
ihe natural uts OF the system Of slavery. which not
oly fainil. arlcs the mind Of the STAKEHOLDER with
force disregard of tie rights O; others. but rerdci
al ifd 10 the wrefc cdnoss and misery rnd hopeless
r.or ace o! his victims Ihe terrible responsibility
0I e civil rests not upon the people oi the North
who iu ih of tlclr conscientious dntY gave their
voice for freedom snd against Slavery hui upon those
who in disregard Of The Constitution Of their country.
iccles.y made war against The GOyeTDmeni and thor
ielow-ciiizens
lie issues before the people ally the
some as in ls,O The WHO nov most prominent
IN advocating tie election Of Mcclellan. the sane
who DID all they could for the election u Brcckluridge.
Under ne DrieDse of being advoeies Of peace their
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

LAW COURTS FOR NovEMBER.-According TO the
anments fos the present year. Monday the opening day
Of tine Civil Courts for the November term. In the two
acLes Of the Circuit and T.. the special Calendars
Wi be- made until Wednesday and in the other coUrs Il
auus probable that after The preliminary business Of the open
ING adounents VIII be ordered until after election
lhe Supreme Count will have General Term over which
Justice Leonard will preside. with Justices Barnard and su
erai as Associates. The Special Term wiz be held ~ Jns
nee roer Of the Fourth Judicial District OF this State, while
ibe Scu Part H. viii be conducted by Justice Bockes from
he sam, District Judge Porter and the Circuit, Pam H. by
Justice Morgan Of the Fifth Judicial District Of this State
Ihis brsnc o. The Court and the Special Term viii sit IL
D9anes snd ~ The otheE parts in the Court Home.
Ia TIE superior Court Justices Barbour Mcneil and Nc
'nnn wil hold ne Genera Tern and the Chief Justice
iohT,son the Special Term There will be trial
Justice dArvm III fat l. and Justice Moncief in Pant H. In
The Court Of Common ea. there win be two special Terms
T. and Judge Brady Part H. Judge Cardozo viii hold Cham
berp.
Generally there "a very little litigation disposed Of during
election month. the great dhcnly with which jurors and
witnesses can be induced to attend making It impossible try
but lew IN their order when reached and the result Is
that large number of down aud placed 81 the
foot the DecenbeT Calendar The coming does not
promise to be an exception to this rule.
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PORT OF ..NovEwBEs 4.
& ierreJ.

CicrreJ.
steamship City Of Cork Tibhctt Liverpool J. C. ~
Steamship Newlo tBTem.D Nenke Bremen, ocil.Che
Co.
~ salnshp Illinois, Baxter. Fortress Monroe.
steamer Anthracite, Shropshire Philadelphia WA. XIX
patrick A Go.
steamer John X. Thor p.oo Mickey, BsliiuoIe. William
Dalgel.
ii ~ Afgonsut. Schu.tze Bremen. RGscr Bios.
ship John Ciark. Let0aronan, Baltimore, ~. Y r. II
Thompson
Slip Panther Lathrop. Gan Francsco, r. W. Coc'fv.
Bsrk Reindeer, W,huI'on. Rafbsdoes
Bark Ariel (BrL Jackson. Vera Cruz, Hsrsous &C.
Birk Chiffon (Br.), Flynn, Huyana p e. PHI ip..
Barb Maria (Brl kill,m Ha,Te, Boyd Hcinkrn.
Brig r. b. Min,uu (Brl Brick Bremen, q. Me-
Brig A. L. Peck tBr) Carter Leghom A. Smithers Go.
Bug Bogots Lindsey, Asp.a~ail Paraua X. x. 60.
Brig Christina, Negehr, Rotterdam. Funch Mcin'e Y
Wendt.
Schr Cer,sco Smith 81 George. y. Il Jed Frye 60.
schr David Campbell Orb Leonard, West Isle " D., Jed
Frye Co.
schr .sry Anna, GIBBS, Baltimore. Baker Dayton.
Srhr gsfe scranton, Dayton, WasihVon, Baker DsysOc
Schr Dragon tD,n.) redesou. Curacao Dovlle s. &C..
Schr. r. e. Russell king. hno~ Hill
Schl. Martha Nichols, sasL. boston, simpson tapf
sehr. John Gnpiu, Gently Pou Royal, :. 7. Goodwin.
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Movements OF ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived

ia sc1n5hip Costa Rca. frOn tspsr14-MI ln4 Ms T.
r. OConnoI and children. M aud Mrs FTnthi AID ehd.
Mrs NJ r. Virgins q. Kuuder. John f,rsason. u smith,
Henry Beatty X. Dexter. a. Krizht Mrs. y e. sullivan.
Nj, VI. Grove. Mrs L. VI H. Clifford and cll. Col f. =
Lepp and ehli NJ and Mr. +. Danforth aud children
March G. Fowler Capt f. NJ. Chadwick Mr. and Mr., X. II .
Newton and child r Waiter Ms J. :. Berry aud laughter
Mr. and Mn. j. r. Roche srd chld {. CiTs. II. \ Wstsp
hous,. M r. A. BIAsoo iud old 4. y. Ekn-, b. D. For
rest Mr. and Mrs ~ v Gsrlur j. Gray ". j. Grow, :,
Snyder, Mr. aud ME- j. Dlkegnsn and Children A. kgnS
ard child B. o. b. holer Mr. sud Mrs. u. Nossib
Goli.tone A. Mayer T. d. Nathan ]. r. SnsEt oOunes
ia Mis- NJ A. Nenahss Nj sud Mrs {. H. Williams Mrs.
VI. H. Di aud child vi aud Mrs ". d. Ward, H. Kendall
Mana.oe. H. Brock M. and Ms. F. W Wilkinson J. X.
Parsons. Joseph Combs. F. a. Flood Vim , Strong r. Gss.
go y Oano Nj. and Mr.. "a. Capt Mitchell. Capt Paine.
Ms Bromley sni daughter. Nj Patterson, Ar }, .y;0a.
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lAdyeTti.ementl
DR.. TALBOT's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PISEAPPLB CIDER

!. PRavgsTIvR Of SIcgSgssLfhe experience that
Dr. Talbot tas lad for fie ist Twenty hve
viucss hf that time the public bad article offered
that Sil rnyef sickness The article offered ~ Dr. Tai
bots heicaicd Pineapple Cider designed cr oil cl0ses
odd sud Young 10 not to-" Doctor. bit i en-
reiy nov 10 the puhic One qrnrt bottle VIII lag "a
well u, i-on This b. rather mode Of doc
torins. urvrrlensa wit savc millions from htins sis
isltnt bTert0 paw 'hfft ioff 90 from being
uay d0,fs in d0etorF bills nd much
for .he o-s q time ana the c yisnce Of h~ns Xix
To prevent fckness follDws ADD 'essrooutl o
Tcdic4ci Pineapple td-rtc tumher 90 cold water aud
druk tac uTss thing you u the iIl the
befor' refine n nist. viii IN the srrng D.
sad give sspr uN acton O. tr sysieu oeebTs''d New
fdrk merchant WHO las made thorough trA d toe Pine
aple Gde pr Iabo that boz gained ten pounds %
flesh IN month M tr fr.t trial m, contnue ~
above directed udst very hcnecll has proved
entire preventive 20 s8.uc- IN b. AsO, another
We known gentleman m Nc~ lglk ar ns,d the Mediciied
Cider c0nu'y Tor Ten yeas, Nd f. not been fk one dy
during Oh tfisi-. ...' " '
Jfioe bottle. f qndfl For ale ogoryw here Sent
free hy esprrss IN rrrrpf ci price.
Al orders .loud b. ali-rssed OBJ
y. I. HarBiTr
Sole Agent.
NoL g. Is, o. -, o., 90 "a and a wa,nins.nr''.
Newl
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Advertisement
pfring the last two weeks the hopgc of UcurJ

Sanford Of Adams E1pless the house of Charles Caryil
bnray the house of joseph Hoyt. spruce the house
ol ietry bayhs Warren q The house 81 d. :. Brooks,
bfnk hrothcr Roadway; the house OF John T. Wnfeing
iosel., two hou.r in Strn'od to in bridgeport. Conn
IN Por'chester aud On Astoria which = ~ 90
the tinr broken open by burglars rot saved
being robbed 10y tie Burglar Alarm Telegraph which "a
ysa espeeuc" has not been broken through =. HOLsEs
NJ. lsl BIoadwsy.
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MARINE COURT--TRiAL TgRx-Nov. 3.-Before Juag,

TIE OPERATIc SUITS.

Paulina Castr agt. Jacob GTau.-Tbis was NUN
Der FIVE Of the sn brought by the plaintiff claim for sal
during the month Of September. The facts s1bsta
TALLY the the former trial the only material ques
being the value Of 1896 francs the days when the
salary payable and whether Miss Casr could have OBJ
tanned another engagement during The time covered by the
complaint. II shown that she In treaty with the
Of the South American Company but the capture Of
the Roanoke included the c0uca Of the funds eu from
ftavaun 10 effect the varous engagements and Mis- asffi,
while negotiating with this manager. could treat for any
other The Judge rendered judgment for the full
claimed, $500 H. Number sir l. the cseudsr for
Monday aud seventh seton has commenced for salary
due November John b. FOgery aud NJ s. lsaacs ior plain
III, John A. Godfrey tor defendant.
INTERESTING SCENE IN COURT.
Shortly after the above trial was concluded, iIr.
Godfrey aud sad that paper he had signed bad been
altered of the counsel the other side One Of the
aid counsel Immediately yep led that that lie. Where
upon NJ Godfrey Hoor-d lis on and the parties
separated before any further personal damage.
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Arrived.

Ship Iohn Beriram lhunl har,.ng Hamburg, - ssyS
mdsr ard 2ll PASS r. NJ. souan Edge. Hes rcrcet
heavy westerly weather. d
L. gunbcS Rhode Island rrenchard Aspinwal 10Th NJ
Bark Helen Augusta 60, Turks lssnd Gray Port Prince
70 days. oswood aud cotton 4. Murray, ir
Dars bitwil ChIcul boston, days. IN ballast. naer.
Bs hennebeo (br) Lilly. osce Bay, IS days, coal Drocs
way Baker Has had heavy weather. lost aDd pit sails
stove boat and IL leaking.
Brig Jeennette Routine tHoLl Ioek"ua, Rio GrenGe DE-
sul. s8 DAYS hides wool, &c.. 4. Essuond.
ig Isabella (Brl aMhei Pafs lst at, and The river -
rubber. nuts. &c, II. X. Coming. Son Co.
soI. Name yFLl, Nlard, Martinique, % days '.
CogsineIy i Co.
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Advertisement
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.-We learn

that the stock = hi- company being rapidly taken Up In
looking heir crc4af had IL. o,er and directors
ne gentlemen u great energy mi stand very high u the
mun'y The interests - the stock oldrrs q viii b. noticed
W be- vel guarded Our readers VITO intend investing iA
this pece. 4 euterrr would Wi call ~ sun.
.cripnon srnts who know be- einbe men Messrs L.
X SIMPSON co. No - Cedsr-s' Nea. York Their sdver
ussiacut can be sesu IN another column.
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D- Tvnr road the IId Psalm and offered prayer
Two new anxartcs were recognized, one IN Indiana
the other IN Col ado. Communications were received
from Mexico. Central America Brazil. Chill in regard
to work Valparaiso and Santiago. from Italy Cey.
lon Oroomiah, and Turkey with gratifying accounts OF
the progress Of the work Grants OF books we're MAUI
amonntn,gJtu 80 COG volumes for varous objects as
the House Of Refuge IN New Orleans; to the Freed
mems Relief Association Tor South Carohna; Tor Cuin
bertrand Hospital Nd; TO the Maryland Bible Society
for parocd soldiers and hospitals TO Chenung Comfy
Bible Society " Y, for soldlrrs, hospitals, ana prison
Of at Flmira; 10 the Christian Cominisson ana
Others Including nine volumes IN raised letters Tor the
blind. In money, $500 was granted for cirsulalhk NO
Scriptures ~ the valley of the Engadia- ltaly Two
additional coportenIs were appointed for bfaIh. a
pIotracted discussion had ON electrotyping the
Arabic Scriptures and aitcr thorough investigation IL
was unanimously decided Ia undertake the WORK lne
Board voted 20 prepare four sets OF Plates as soon ~
may be- and others as circumstances may demand ana
the final condition OF the Society permit twas very
full meeting. very prOtracted and interesting
SERIOUS SriBBTNG AFFAIR-RCFFIANLY DE-
MossrRArIoSs the Union torchlight procession in
Jersey City on Thursday night gang OF r1ilans made
an attack on a young named James Magee in
Montgomerysi., beat and kicked him in cruel man
ner and one Of the party stabbed him in five places
in the eaest twice in the ribs and twce under
tho .to'har INJECTING very serious IL not fatal wounds
young nan named Henry Farrier in attempting 10
seie Mcgee was stabbed in tie hand. Peter smith
was arrested by the police, and stands committed on
charge of having stabbed the above named persons
Five stacks we're made on the procession during The
eyenBlg. bat the rnians were promptly driven away.
some unknown person, whlo the procession was
passing throw n Va,ng-stonc through the window u
Me- Vim. Strevelns dv ching, No. III Wnrren-st, and
narrowly escaped hitting child.
A. General Term Of the supreme Court of the City Of
now York acid in City hal IN the City Of Now ork
Saturday. the 2hh dsy II October, A. d. 1904 Present, oil
The judges. II - ordered:
hnie % No exceptions 10 be annexed 20 the judy
"a viii hereafter be- ed by the Clerk OF he Court
les be j. ordered ths Justice who tried the cass
ERe a. Ce- exceptions presented Tor settlement sls
have pa rked upon tin proposed case or exceptions
aud upon the euoapes inu.s Of the evideuce the
pats winch the pfopoed entents are app cabe, to-
eethcr with the number o. the embodiment.
RUE 49, 70 shall be- the daty oi fe attorney by whom the
copy peadngs su be- unisic or he o. the Court
tTii plainly designate each plradng the parts
t,froi admitted conToyeie by the succeeding pleading
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Bort iOaroens' Noiiee.
STATE or Nrv-YoRK

STATE or Srv-YoRK.
PoRr-WARDESs OFFICE No. 20. Wans. "A
NOTICE is hereby given. IN accordance WITH
section Of the oct pssssd April u, 1857 entitled An
Act 10 Peorye the NIrians Oi.e Of the Port Of New
YORK 70 ali prsons iutees;ed in having charge u hs
Inject Of such inquiry examination survey hs'
the f,iug sells under examination by he reH
W,-drn. aud that SAID surveys examinations VII De
conn e witnu days next suoeeedin. this nonss -,
board sad vessels:
" sean ship Lafayette. y. X
Hrlg brisk..s....s. Mpiaf
I MlNrHORNE 1OMfklNS ''s-"-"'
J.AuGs IlRkRIsiS. secIergry
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SUPERIOR COURT CHAxBgRs.-Nov. 5.-Bcfore Ju.tic
MoyruTrP


Peter Dolan agt. George Simons and Henry
defendant Siuons the I'D OF OcO-
bei ls coud of the Of the Sevethaye
RAJ road and the other dernda is policeman. On the day
named the laiif riding with friend in OF the
o. the Seventh Railroad, aud rendered ten cent postal
currency stamp 0T hi fire. The defendant Smous demanded
two additional and the plaintiff refusing he
i0rcity cJcctei by the two defend nj fom the
For h assault and battery he brings uit and today made
application order Of hold the defendants 30 bail
o $50 which was granted.
John McKeou esq, tpposred FOR the pli.nud.
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| To Albany. by Hudson h. r., CO Ws.ssn.st. f:o0
! a. M, u NJ. $3.50, 5:30 iO.4o ?. M. sunday rain
from 5Hh ST..
To bany, by Harlem X. r., IOth-st, StEay., 10
H. TN
10 Albany, Cozzeuss lloe. Dock, West Point.
Newburgh Poughkoepse, Rhinebecs CarAiI,
aud Hudson, by steamer D.uN Drew and & Nib-
bard leaving Desbro..es-.t andirs a. joh.,t)a. m.
To Baltimore by the New.'eIsey L. r., foot Of
Cour'landtst. and 10 a. ni., q. \. m, aud ~
ndnsht sunday. .............. ....... 70 ,. NJ.
To Boston by New London line, Pier % Y. T., ..r
ard S'oninyton line, Pier 10 y. r.. daily Sunday
excepted. ......... 4.e0p ~.
T. Boston, by New-ilayen x. r. VIA Spr., .hclt.
2h.sf and 4tiav.. x a. m and ~
To Bo,ton by New Haven r. r., 1ltl.-t and ABB
sv via Shore Line III .ni Q N. Sunday 80. ,.c9p M
aud ia NJ pa oor d.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Dudgepou iron Peek
Slip, j. X. - m
To Greenport, lsiip Fire Island, and other resorts
indfoo, Of .h..t T. E....'......ss. M I'D ',Or M
To Long Branch by kani,u and Deawnw Fay
II. r. VIA steamer Jesse foyt foot Of hifrF-
So daily at - and ~ a. % .ni y . Hs
ers leave Peek slip ........Ji mi II p
To New Haven by the New haven RI. (ttlaf.
sud 4t-iv 7s NJ m. III O. 3:s ;! an 8oo P N.
To Cornwall, " est Point. y bnTgh P0ughkerpsie,
and r ldout By steamer siary Powell leaves Jay-
St. landing daily. ;;"..,,...:. ;..,....,:,:.,,.
To the West. by Pennsylvania Central Raiir1ad,
pier ,. n. r. a. NJ and p m, sunday tain. .cOp m
To The Wet, by Central Railroad OF New-leI-cy,
pier " r., ga m, u M and 7oo IN Sun.
Day train. ':cl y NJ
touhlsnditt., and 10 a. l., u M and Q. "a. Al
aud 70 midnight. sogdlv .... C. 70 ,. M.
TO Washington, by NewJers@y x r.. foot Of
Courlandt. st., and lO n. H., X p. n, ana II
midnight ................. -Jp N.
For fprher information Ia ri 70 Railroad Ill, Tables.
see I'D. ertsements in ano,h'. 3' his paper
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MOI g, es, CT. 81, o., 20 "a and a Wasairssnp.,.
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Advertisement
THE GRAPE CURE IN France AND GERMANY.

The GRAPE CURE ~ FRANCE AND GERMANY.
How 20 -, Them; A Universal Lansu,zc Horie Rducs-
tin; How to Monnse Chninb wohk aid Wages Mind and
By Power Of she Inasnaton Pat TO Death through Fear
Aaue. &c.. n November No PnEzsoLoGicAL JOURNAL 20
cots by hrst post. Fowler wEtLs Ne. $50 Broadway
Mo- Nofk
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Receipts OF Produce.

Nov. 4.2l 900 bbls. Fonr ~ bbls. WHISKY 1888
bush Wheat q so bush. Cora, 5000 hu,l Oats
$500 bush: Barley. g. ljC pkgs. Provisions = pigs
Cake.
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snilea.

Nor 3-S,eamers--City Of Bath Cur OF Richs nd Kew
Jersey, Cassanlru Oema Anftuorss hsmp Iluissn
SHIPS P. Wheeler :. Rowland
Bark Qmckstep
Brigs-Cauuing Hermann. Eiiza Thompsnn, PoTs.a.
Sohoouers-N lillian Hunter Flizsbsth J. r. Anger ". y
Borden, Fort Monroe, A. h. Coyle. ... .. 't
Nov. ste North
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. The stated mo
ing OF the Managers WIS hold n the Eihe House,
tor-pace, CD Thursday The "a inst A. half past p
james Lenox, esq- lrt.dent,l ~ tie chair. assisted
Nm b. Crosby iieuj l.. Swan. Francis Hall and v
Ham WGtock j.. esgs., VieePresden'' Tue IL
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No onndilnie

No candidate for office need expect 20 he
tod who doe. not ldoIe the exec ruce OF KgSr East
SDA CoTpEE Sold M zrocefs p. ~ rrnts 9 h. Gcuersl
)rl,oI 80. 10 Reade-s.
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SUPERIOR COtRr-SPrcnI TERx-Noy 4-Beiore Chief
Justice ROBBRTsoS
DECISIONS.
SURROGATE COURT Novl-Before Surrogate Tuck
Wills PROVED
L. s. CoMMIssiONER's oFPICE-Nov A-Befors Com
missioner NEWTON
THE Tp kDfVTON qr UFNNFT


In he matter of the DUPLICATION of Edward NJ.
Archbad British Consul NJ tie port q swfors tor the
tradition II John G. brnne alleged 'utye ffoIn ustice
IL will b. remembered tlnt the accused,
90 board fls Hftish BARI Ray MOid charged with The
aulder oi John West GLOW SEAMAN, the voyage nom
Duo 10 60 Now York THE morning The EXAM nation
GUIDED and The 'omn decided 10 grant The usual
tlhcsie Tor the cNtradion Of the alleged criminal.
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WTFTTTT- TWTT,
Day esi VIE admitted 20 s he degrees n this Court on
taxing the oath and signing the rolls The application was
mad b ~. Heath, 'sq. ...
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TsRs-NOv 3-Befors Ju.-
t,s NOSCiuRF.
DECISIONS.
John Boamman agt Thomas GENERALIZATION
fr inunsi.en denied lie order 20 show cau, &c. va
Gated and discharged with 80 costs 70 defendant.
Mary s. VI k.nIic az. john A. MckenlieReferecs re.
port ,olEfmed. md Judgment Of divorce gnn.ed.
sUPBEME COURr-cHAxBKRs Nov. 3.-Beore Justice
LEONARD
|, DECISION.
Anna Meyer agt Herman Mcyer.-Report con
trn.ed and ldH4eni II diyoEee granted
| l. 5. COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE.-yoy a-Before Com.
missioner OSBORN.
SMUGGLING.
United States agt John w. Torten.--'rh accused
stands charged the ssbyit Of Bernard Mcclure with intro
duoine the poTi Of large quantity Of pcrons
property without paying the duties thereon Tho accsed
he'd for examination.
SUPREME CouRT-CHAsBERs-Nov +-Beiore Justice
LEONARD.
DECISIONS
Henry Fahrenbutz agt. Amelia Fahrenhntg.-
Repor, confirmed and Judgment % divorce granted.
Before Justice CLERxR.
i,aac W. Blair ct al. ag H. T. Taylor 81 Elizabeth Gun
ping AT. MafssJe. A. Van B1skerck-Cases settled
SUPERIOR COIRr-SPFcraI TgRx-Noy A-Before Chief
justice ROBERTSON.
DECISIONS.
Julius J. Sallinger agt. Samuel Adler.--Motion
decided.
CLdiian r L. Muller ast. John J SEWN -Attachrssnl
Vacated with 10 costs See opinions with Clerk al Chambers
SURROGATE 5 COURT NovL-Beforo surro sate TUCKER
Wills PROVED.
During the past week, the wills of the following
named lesons have been sdmued % probate, viz Henry
Heron, Ellen Ellis. Joseph Muzetti MARY Ann Phillips
Cath arinc Werner, Thoma orien aud Edsnunl n Dung
None Il the above wills contain any provisions Of public I'M
portauce.
The will 81 Rnsel s Cook sler making some provisions Of
private nature. b'qneaih all OF hi resausry for the
and lantcu.ncr 81 the Union Theoo fcs Seminary Of
thi, city aud II the amount b. sufficient Inst viii
be- So ioT tue pupo u maintaining proper and suita
Die person d German Professor.
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iAdvcrisementl
WINDOW SHADES
FoR Sr0RFs OK DVrIrf~as
Manufactured by
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No. 80 Broldway.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rses...6.J3 ~ets.....4;55 Moon Ses...le:sS
HIGH wATER fHIs
Ss,riy Hook. 10 GOV Island 10 90 Hell Gae... lSi
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THE BoiRD oY SUPERVISORS. The Board Of
Supervisors met Yesterday 1t noon Wiham VI. Tweed
csl IN The chair. The Board VIZ. Wholly Engaged In
filing W vacancies u the hst Of lnpcctors and Can
II Election busincss Of an pablo interest
being transacted The Board adjourned at rs rsng to
Monday next u noon.
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CITY ETE Ms.

The Rev. W. II. Boole viii preach hi second
discourse ON our NATIONAL crscs az he NJ. L. hurch IN
Thrty.soyentb.et., between Second and rli.aves on
sabbath evening.
EVENING SERVICES. Sunday night SER
vices Ia Trinity Chapel for iho Winter seasn berin on
SUNDAY ncxt tie 9Th inst. and W.T. continn until the
let Of May next On the FIST six NIGHTS 10 Rector 4
the Parish Tie Rev. DR.. Dix will deliserty request
the course of lectures the BooL o. JOB reached by
him u st. Pau.s durir The Lent ~ 1907! AT these scr.
vices al seats sfe free Tic services commence At u
O'Clock. The Sunday night services ~ =. Pais vii.
10 continued a. usual The sermons preached 10y
the several clergy ofttc Parish