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Boston, Dee. 1t-During the thick snow storm
Of Saturday. Tho schooner Lion wen, ashore on Ma
han, Beach. and ell on board persisted. From pa
pors found she Is supposed 70 be marine vessel
with cargo Of plaster The crew numbered FIVE
or sir persons. The schooner Lion, cspt. Publish,
sal Oh from Rockland Dec. for New Bedford, and
10 doubtless the vessel Lost The schooner Alci-
ope, Capt. Collam,r, from Ranger for Dorchester,
Ass., vi N humber, also went a~bore on winthrop
Beach. The sea maxi q complete breach over her
All hands were taken "a by the life-boat In an ex'
haus,ed condition. Tho schooner Grecian, Capt
Crsbtres, from Franklin, No, for Boston, with
lumber, 10 high aud dry on tho SPIT in Boston Har'
Dor. All hands are safe.
Long Branch N. j. Dee. ii.-The schooueI
Telegraph 10 sshore 81 Long Branch she "a tight
crew saved A bark is ashore at Dial nsrnc un'
known crew saved. A schooner, n.mo unknown
- yet, sunk sir miles from this place 81 eleven
O'Clock this morning.
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The SNOW storm.

Boston, Dec, lO.-A thick ossterly snow storm
commenced here early this morning. The schooner
BHndA from Addison, wen, ashore on Nsntucke,
Bcach in tho snow this morning. She may get off
tho weather should prove favorable. The bark
AvolA from Africa, was spoken in the bny yester-
day, but Is supposed to have been hauled of, owing
tn tho storm. The snow Storm extended through
Name Vermont and New Ii .mpshire.
Proridence n. I, Dec 1O.-A heavy snow storm
commep e. here this moTnipg.
Portland, Me- Dee. l0-A thick snow storm
prevails here. Wand northeast and blowing heavily
Thermomeer H.
PouehEeepsis N. T., Dec. ia heavy snow
storm commenced here last night and ceased about
Wind southeast
Philadelphia, Dec. "a snow storm COM
snenced here a. one o'clock this morning, and
ceased about daylight.
Hal Jax, Doc. II, 10 A. A.--About six inches Of
snow ieD last night. The weather 10 cloudy and
calm, and sloppy under feet
FoT 1onroA Dec. s-rbo weather, which has
ton the past few weeks been comparatively mild,
o-dHy assumed the garD Of win'er A bitter wind
W" ihs noIthresi has been pseytling, SocOppa.
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MHLIAMsRCkGH.

EXoEssIvE PROSPERITY "A young merchant,
doing business IN New York asi residing IN South
Third street, r. D., was taken to the 18Th prsc3nc,
station house on Saturday evening, while Ia oring
under violest insanity. Els friends attribute the
cause 10 recent success in business.
MnrTINs oJ EAiTrnS DISTRICT PROPERTY
HoLpNs.--A rsotins Of representative nsn Of the
Eastern District was held st rrstaen's Hall on
SATURDAY evening, in rolNtio. to the epeuiny up Of
various streets to the river. Alderman l. Murphy
occupied the chair A committee consisting OF
Se.srs. Fisher, |Hr'on, Wyrant and Tutilo, sub
InNed q rvrort isvo'sbls 10 The os-uins ef the
sweets, with plan OF assessment. The necessity
of opening Nm me ssrees in question Ick asw i
edsri Nv al, bu, difference al opinion srcsc 81
10 the mode o. sEss--rsrt Fhc n>stst r.r dis
cussod by Hon. psnas Strong, s.sr-e Thompson,
Esq. and sihss 1t vas fna'lv rsSp'v.t thE' the
commttSc 'Nith Estsrs TrngasAoS and Briggs
sdCs-l report snsn on Thursday evening NEXT, a.
the same place.
CHARGE OF GRAND LArCESY.-Mr.. Eliza
ell RSl'll uas lag week arrested on aw.srant
iasueu by Justice Smith, OF Tsrrvtown, Westches-
ter oluty, on charge % grand larceny preferred
by Ms Am Smith, OF Greenburgh, WESTMINSTER
county, The prisoner was taken 20 TSIry town for
trial, witch viii take place on Thursday next
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FIRE Al rHE BRooKLIH Gas WORKSHOPS
$500 100. About /. e'elsck on Friday ssSht = Are
broke out in the Coal shed attached to she works
Of Brooklyn Gas Light Company at the f,pt OF Hud.
son avenue, resulting sn the destruction Of a,arge
amour. Of property The are 1t is SUPP osod .origi
nai.d by spontaneous combustion T'aesds.5 last,
and Efforts have since, been made 70 supp ess IT,
There being no more evidence Of fire on Frd ay, all
thought 10 be safe but at night Il burr forth
dfcrcn, plac proving tina, the ent no pile
was Atlsze The hrmcn were engaged pom II
nom the time 1t brols out unsl uoon q ss .urday
Tho works were saved but the supply Of gas wss
cut of for hours Operations have since been re-
suncd and the supply will no more te Suspended.
IATEE
The FIRE at the Brooklyn Gas WORKS ia still burn
ing with tho apparent certainty that every ton Il
coal on tue premises will be consumed. TTse roof
ing Of the north -casterly shed caught hre satur.
day and iguted the coal boncsts, 80 that tho entire
$4,000 tons has become gni,od. The Fire Depnrt.
ment with three steamers aided by FIVE Terry boats
prov led with engines were Of work Saturday
nigh, srst last night, being relieved 10 Gle day time
ty orher steamers aud hand engines. The cpst Of
the coal u'od by the company is $50 per ton, and
the entire loss would therefore amount to S90O oO1
upon which there is insurance Of only s25, 90.
| The works are stli IN operation, but citzens are
advised 10 ras sparlngly for the present.
| THE Arrest or PHYNcIASs.-Several phv-
slcsps who were arrested on tho charge Of viola
ting tie city ordinance In neg Getting to report sna.
pox cases 10 thc tealh orirer snpcasd before
| justice Perry on Saturday, hut the examiu stion
| was postponed until r dsy next.
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MARINE NEWS.
Dec. rs. so7l4-s. s. a2-H. ", tvcn.-7
AkEIvrD

ARRIVED.
sTFANsT, TPs-Coltrn Rae, from G!rytowa, Sie ;
Fail Rive, lrerl Fall 1--we; Geo Shat uck, Bosom
BARKs-Isry Pusd'. Rermndsi Anna r-ances,
Iot hntsn.o Jan; G.e hound, Gsho1a, W & A;
BNIGs-Bs;.ie Yoke, Corvallis; Al,,. H,-hla,
T. = Fort koris, TsK'gmsf, IegLolA; 81 e,lues, Az
toJc, a. SARAH Pc 1lL Boatsa Ter PhilaC .pha; our
Marie NIatoahe DruBaenS, AspinS ali; Orien.
tal. RhsteS ltlAnn Ms
sCHoOIIEs-s II Jackson, Nalvihas Atlantic
Windsor Joseph IonE, lsosbno .or rostres. Monroe;
Coni., yonssbors; Connsau, klllbridge; a NJ Merri-
man, Adaietovn AR PhiisdspsiE 6lceIs- MachIs.
nan, Calais r,op, nsshiss L1sisan Eagle, New
Hsves br rhisdeiphi, I. w1n.s, New London
for Phlade Phia; J II pAy, PTovidence; W ii Dewitt,
MessDet; niola shehi~' Fannie Giyun. Cornwsils;
Nassau; Ocean Belle, Newbyre for Boston; Marshall
Perrin, Cohasaolt; Samuel Gilman, Bostsn; senator,
Boston; Moro, CalAif.
PILOT BoATr-PsvVritl No b. from Black ROct
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ni-d With shrhs sprintsnr Of snov. and With The
prospcoa II iperessine IN severity. The hsrbor 10
crowded with scboonerA transports aud All olasses
Of vessels Several m arine disssisrs Of slight ma.
ture have been reported
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LOCAL NEWS.
Few YORK AND TIE VICINITY.


The SNOW S1onN-TW MERRY SLEIGH
DnLs Men. The chap in Arabian Nsbta"
whom an eccentric genie transported through tho
cir from Baedad to Cairo while asleep, probably
experienced sbou, he same sensation on swskng
that NOV York old on taturday morning on pep
ing from bedroom windows. On Friday evening
she grsVass weather sugurer would hardly have
predicted snow, but about two O'Clock ON Saturday
morning a few strsy fakes began TO sail slowly
down. touching The sr"nnl ginssriy' Is ~ uneer-
tain about the reception hey would meet with.
In the morning Nature WI" discovered In her
nighteown. About hslfs foo, Of snow had fallen.
and ho strcets and houss-'ops hsd decidedly
wintry aspect. Tho prospect was Ono Tor gay
Inauguration Of The sieghng sesson, and The for
tunato owners Of cutters were IN ecstasy Tho
10" fortunate New forfers boweVcr-thoso VINO
arc Obliged 70 DO down town 81 an early
hour-fsiied TO appreciate this rather bold and
unAnnounced advent OF positive winter. Tho street
railroads were Of course bl"ckoh up and although
double teams were sstachcd W The cars u seemed
70 require hard pulling on the part OF the
horses and harder swearing on the part OF the dri-
vera 70 got dons' and even then II Was necessary
cars we're moving. A. an early hour the juggling
OF sleigh bells was heard and trim cutters went
dsshing through he snow " psee that was cutting
70 horschcsh. Amer breakfast the Adolphuses has
tened 70 the Glorianss with Invitations Tor sleigh
rides and an hour later The fAshionshe thorough
fares were enlvensd by displays Of fast horses,
rsiish cutters and fancy robes In which were snug
" ensconeed' Two hearts thai beat a. ono"
Brosdwsy was particularly gay and for . abort
time presented the appearance Of grand carnival
ofslsigh riders but unfortunately rain mets snow
and melted snow is apt 10 produce mud About II
O'CLOCK "hen inc spor' was I" !" hsgh' when
u" ho''e> sna 'As'ef ar''en were enjoying
themselves me 'uie" eA'e". "'Hh"ns ram
o'sAh !" 'SN' voc eu'.i' a'sappeah Aha 'no
'no" "ee '" niue ''e' IN "o '''I A'harned
at the shabby reception II h'd met with. And u
continued 70 rain, the snow continued to melt, and
| on sunday inc wsser STOOD 90 deep along the ndes
| Of tho streets damned up by tho snow, that the
cor,,,,r Co,,nc,, r,iob, ~. 49,. I'd lii,
common Nou' 's'' ns'' uo"e eo'u '"'"s
for the city just thon by letting out ferry franchises
| Thus for the present. has paseed away not ONLY
| A.. -, =. - =, ,,-I, -.
'no posp'0' W III o'Iy Se'sn'us S'Aeon' ou' 'no
| wet woasher has cnuhcd out the hopes OF all who
| dream Of the Central Park and loye ,tbo ou,e,
| .1.,1-,
euge oses~Hos es"ers ana heish'r'dsrt now
| ever, may o. well take the unpropitious weather
| philo.onhio.llv. II Ia usel,.s 70 aurrv And r.,
r-.,,,,r-,, - "'''
ri0',"'u''" ~on '0'hs'N 'ne 'cnuA rhk skahns
F0na'
! ih "o"h'So "ohtSs PROTECTIVE
o"or-hkF"S AT ooorn NsHrrrr'-To-mor'
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YEAST - YEAST - YEAST-THE CELE-
hriied Compressed Yea', In Europ, exclusively
used Tor some years and Tor tho frt time manufAr-
tuIed in this country In lqre quantities by the IN
designed 70 unsurpNseed In it, qualities. II i'm
parts sweet taste IN the bread, raises the dough
higher and so produces larger hread, aud taxes less
than hall The time for setting the dough ready for TIE
oven than any other article OF the kind To he con-
WINGED, giVr N trial. samples iurrIshod grAiia.
Lltenl terms grantel n dealers. DONAI, NORD-
LlNGER Co, Soe. - and Of seventh ave. branch
depot l2a Sixth At, near ave. A. Si4
WORKlNG WOMENS' PROTECTIVE
MEETING At COOPER INSTITUTE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1894
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECIER
JAS. I. BRADY, Esq.
Hon. CHARLES ?. DAILY,
HENRY MORfORD, Esq, will read q poem
And other gentlemen
VIII Adde'S the public on behalf OF tho WORKING
Women OF New York city.
Doorr OMEN at - o'clock.
Admiration Fre~
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A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER.
~ a 5xys viii he sold cheap on application at thi
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GENERAL BUSINESS

A FEW REAMs OF PRINTING PAPER.
81 8xSa viii he sold cheap application at shS
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
.oo,cn w s..,. rags ~ 4 Gcn pr h. colOrsd "a
Old hr.ss rs cents. Cooper and peei,f as eents.
led 10 cents per ib- ssO Is New Bo.ery cor q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DOLLARS
" worth carpet, and furniture viii he cold :, coss
prn thi. rset only, at II. o. FARRELIs, seT, 20
and III W 18th Fl cor. sth sv. AS
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
p NJ i nd ssa Se! ~ ' SsS s 5ns' , :.n
CENTS copper and pewter rs cent?. lead 10 cents and
old Hlt hats 20 cents, at IS spring at. a
CHATHAM STREET SNUFF-THE IARGH
ofm, own MANUFACTURER. allow, ne, no,ri,h.
standing the rseent blsh rate, Of Tobacco and iu-
nh. COLEII, No So Chatham o., and "a
Chatham square Now York City. SOS
7 AW BUSrNESS-I PROSECUTE OR DE
- Iend good oiyes IN any Of the courts, and have
IiOWES Alto rney snd Councillor at las, IS Nissan
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS USE KENTJ
es s1'f ps S'A sr1 A. ' or ss BY y
ether senuip e. General depot. l54 Reade It, Az
NOTICE TO JUNK DEALERS - THB
49,. hishe .esh price viii be raid Tor Day & Mar.
ty BlABE, Aii sth av- Y. 4i2
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID For
od nswsp,per, pamphlets books and snsIe pspes
oievcry Inscription. STOCKWELI 4 EMERsON,
- Ann st., one door west Of Nassau st. 32A
VO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Take notice that the following IL description II
the rapecive names usc md private max or marks
branded or stamped by the undersigned, engased In
the mtnufsemie OF Malt Liquor. on their respective
butts boe-hesdf barrels half barrels cs,ks cask
quarter Casks and kegs and this lie puhlshed under
aud IN plrrunnce Of an act entitled an Act In rola-
inn 10 the SAFE use and disposition Of hutb hoss
htsd' bar IT, cake or kegs used In the manufacture
OF Mall LIQUOR, passed April I'D, 1904 By tho Legi,s,
tufe y the state Of New York, and numbered chap
ter &c IN the Session Laws Of 1854
Dated Nov. 1864.
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SHIPPING.

II lis II AND UPWARDS, ON
~ Union Bank o. London, and
Royal Bank OF Ireland,
80 WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE
r.. ship Al MOsrIERE, sails Dec. l4th.
X LINE FOR LONDON.
ship SOUTHAMPTON sails Dec, 18th.
For nsssHre o. drauG NJ the lowest possible rn'ek
apply 10 TAPSCOlT, BROS. & CO. So south st. $50
old BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
" ..ivo pool-WIsCONSIN ails end Of the month,
hvAlop Tail liuc Eum OF to Lon ou-PAIRICE
HENRY sail oni Of the month. IoI pusra.e OF al an
tpr,y 10 III ANS 4 u l0S, % IA o. e. AL
PASSAGE TO a AND FROM THE OLD
Drafts ON EngGnd, lrelaud, Scotland and Wales, ~
the LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE.
TAPSroll : celebrated Line oil Liver Panketk
comprising in'paIt tbs iOupgins MAGNIFICENT shlps
Vim. Tnprcott Hihenia General Mcclellan,
Antarctic, dratitude. No PluF ltra
Perseverance, Albion, Monarch Of the Seas
Atmosphere, Cynoeuro, Aurora
Benlamin Adams Emerald lsle Victory.
For Pasesse and Drafts, apply 10
TAPsCOT1 BROTHERS 4 CO.,
$40 So South street, New York.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
A'PO0L.-ERIN saIs Dec. 9lst. LoULSIANA
sails January 2Sd. Cabin passage sl2h steerAss
$th payable IN currency. Apply 70 WILLIAMS Z
GCtoN, ~ BrDadvsy, ass
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tcsnffavsd yre~ ne f,a poss.)

ssvseEnirsb,s BY the citizens 81 The vicinity. sx
npspsssvd through him e.nsing ips>snt dcssh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21

rar Of proper nourislrhcnt and numbers thcy -" NV
havc died clearly fror1 starvation. o..,,ao
Two meals "a day -. al that We are allowed Clr
yuo can boz youT 81 i.d.e. At a. M. quar- u,
oaf Of wheat hr.1s and an inch and haii OF p.m
,hs they call Drr,kat; aud al p H. the sam are
OF bread Wiz clint Of bean soup, Which o"i ~
pleased 10 style supper. .At,,. ,o,
t[r ;, o,g d,v ,1ter onr arrival here everything ran
yg1p1lhly br, Oh the fourth day serious o" .S r,
ttgeateued Od men, women ana on'"ton H.,;o,u,
armed wti clubs axes broOins, &C. iuan.ns ~ IL
up and Down the streets, cfhinp ~ ,bcjr co-t.,fs
were bYaen open ana shops pired on 'ue'i 80 nus
parit made nm attack Tire rris" prov isc''s ana
swoTo (hey would burn The e ness n' --'s' ies re
neted the prisoners Inc m.i,ld " -. ~ go
- tanr.,tly quiet Old tcf, hOw''v'r WAS more
f,ehtenrd than he Nooh have hfed kBDv Tor on INC
night we were oil orsyd 70 TrepsIe - leave for pS
pisce and Transported here as secretly IS pnssible.
There are now The islaFd aoout 900 lpfr u yas
q cnd rainy night shet NO got here, and we sac not
even blanket ia rrotcct 80 from TIE weather 4 soon
learned She metho1 vi hsne here, which IN '4nd oil
| sulter:aneGn htc> A nree lVie OF cave IL dag ~
hank and in n ~ live. TIE holes ere generally
Large enough Is hold Xix men, and talc-t!y com
Portable on eSid n1 The iaTc here is &c same us
that at Libby"
During the lsst two weeks the most ini,nse excite
n,ni prevsked in Gown We could plafc'y hear thc
ming o. sides cthc city. and the people generaiy
aye pIetE sever Is frightened. Our pus lis nave Dc'
dor hled within 10 last week. and sore dsys ago sN
heavy gins vst3 mounted III different parts oil VI,
Island a7d tTa7sG on us. The Other day heard one O.
the guardsssyto another that eff TT ioukees CORFU
we WI. blow = EN- (us) oil 90 - ,. -,
Ni.At bef0r last there was an0thSr ulsturUaneo -
the CITY, and hC Government store again sU"u'u
veroE. - iefsfand that We arc n 70 be removed ~
ther SOutb in iaci, some have cready peen SCH W
NeTtb CYrc lDG. and Georgia WnateVen my ~ ~
I'm determined "a nee! il hr Tely The heh@S are
Getting 81 )rt of men and are ana ous Tor an "Ao't
Besides fAey evidently thak tat Keeping i's" IN y
rssfhoF Il business ith ibtr !imiVsI lnus' - 1'
hopetSt shall be paro 3D. and be able 10 see !'h
eeos1
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LAW EVEgLEEGEyCE,
Z. 5. CIRCUIT COUhr-uc. 20 pre,ep,-. yso,., Ma.
SIS i.orT, and ..u,psss

L. s CIRCUIT couRr-Oc. 20 -pre,.r,-. f.s,., Ma.
SIS Eorr, and .;u,psss eN'-''''s'' "'S
DsAlh W w - '"'. .oE TAEEY-ADJ0URNNENT.
Immediately a.,cr the OF ening Of the Court, Mr..
Daniel Lord ststed that hi. the trt opening Of The Cir
cut Lo IN his Dirtci the deas The Chief Justice
=. ;e ned 'is'r- t's. an went Of 80 great mp9rtsncs
Of tue Attorney the Uted the duty devoyed upoa
dgy Of the high ufcr, H. gfes, duties the qualities
qniel f tie d>chs:e, re Foteal and public Importance
1eney had Tel untitled its duties, and justly the
of eminent and judges who had preceded
him Eih rpr and enlarged eang with the patience and
hi- Office 10 Lai eryed his country to an
seenced With Lish r,putao and with intellectual and
model OF great wise patient judge His length q public
service dsaanded more tsn passing lo.oe' ne therefore
tie high estimate Of judicial professional and priva4
worth OF Chief Justice Inry be EepaIsa ana en'esd N tos
Juso Neson responded as follows: The desih oi Chez
and boay iahrmiss We. not Unexpected For yssrt
past he has beou pDy.caiy 20 is"be TO excite
The serious apprehension OF his family and his friends But
hi, mind dnrng all these Yeas. ell tpe has been
uumpaed The life and public services Of ms 'neracis
aud eminent Judge have .eons aud con.picaou-ly De-
fore county hardly be secesssy to do more ne
aiini. them lie Of the most learned ao soe
awyer. Of the nation while -ogssed 10 the prsece OF he 'sw
End eli ealed and achieve, he highest hoDors Of hs proies
sn and In all the pub Offices and employ 1n whle ne ~
AuoreyUsper, o. mo qniea ~ r. rs a,em:
Coud Of the Na,ionbis cer intellect ana nnpr'ensicS
s.hns chsfscsrsri There never public Junction.
sry ,h any other country tina, brought 10 The ye'e
CATION OF the sra. s. before him political -
judicie discharge Q; his high dniss clearer rnds
standing puF-r heart ssester patience ana de'o.on
the pursuit Of hight and juce. rev Dsn p sesseu llor
well balanced mud IN the d-cbsrge OF hts ysnons ana
Responsibilities ard in the application OF 1t to the pusees
atsrs of ie. In has neture ard temperament .e wsiS
iewes disturbing elements than ordinarily iai 70 'ie 0t
hunsniiy III, dsp Json knd snd generous sHa nis
insfcoure aud a,sociaion with his brethren ana we ns4
were and friendly always ready sDd wDs
give the beueh. 81 h counsel aud advise 10 is nsaI
ne country has los; puone rsn, large portion -
life be. asen devoted 20 hsr s.ryiee; the brn' ara snS
best friend AL bdghrst ornament Those Of "a whe
have .-u us intimately associated with him! feel r'oss
derry He friend and bfotbe4 'nr 90
is in The uory Of his vr mes and o. s sooe
quos,d Mr. Lord Nh Benedict and Mr. stongh,en 10 pre-
pare such had been suggested The hln'e pig
pored h he committee entr~csd the preceding nens
end Wa catered by order o! Inc Court,
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GREAT DECLINE IN PRICE OF POTATOES.

GREAT DECLINE IN PRICE or POTATOES
Good POTATOES have been sold in this city lately at ~
s2 30 por Dbl. This Is great decline upon highest
rates. There !, good reason for the decline. The
crop is andoat adly good in Maine and Hampshire
and here is g1e Cllcdoaian. Vermont paper. which
says
In this section the potato crop is unprecedented
both ~ - quantity and quality. As general thing
the ylcG is large the po'"tc"s ere oi gvoa she and
ihs lead in this yiciny-thcy Of excellent favor
ma tie year sro perfectly ripe liu therc is another
variety called the Dover Seedlings which we thihk d
,hov aro COMING moge and more into use. The Fact
por$s have heretofore been great faypritc and M
sul excellent bur they do not yield like some othe
varieties But this year. almost every klnd OF p9'a'o
onu.urlly rood-eyeE tho common odisshioned roun'
potato 10 Grst-rate."
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SUPREME COURT-CRCuir.--O 2o.-Bssors Justice
DAVIS
oDsTRUCING 4 PIER, OR VIVA


The Board oi Commissioners of Pilots agf. Hcnry
T. Cromwell e. as-Tr plaintiffs in hi' action %
r poaty OF ,yeaiy dor. day for each ana very
day Since the Octo5 1853 under the pEeicis Of ihN
Of Legislature pare jane 23 1885, EMIT ee An Al
to proyi Lice-i AMI Oyvenmrnt OF tie y ois
.usng Pot-g Of the Por, ri New York aud tnoihW s
p.ssrd mi 1851 entitled An Act 70 estsoish Hrg atoms
a. tho rort u New. IoTk.'
fl- plaintiffs srge that he deendsns colsrn's nndey
the nf H. Is. Cromwell Co., placed and sept %
Pier No y North River fence obsruciOD. whereby Inc
r'.iea with contrary the provisions
Of the -si sisiu,-, and the ani-pdInrnts thereof.
The d.fclienf. or their coperner 70 a. ~
lre~d N comps.u' sHd claim sad alleged oh tructioe
erected by ll-uTy H. Cromwell and Bsrnsbas immett
Ths case I'll Wi. Alien Butlr for plaintiff John ~
Parson. for defendants
Horny e. Thachcr agf. Asshel P. Sqnres.-Thie
seton brought stHr.h plaintiffs title 10 sr-e lot ~
dry cgt he hsi rcpeyied, and $500 ceiusse
FOR slle 81 NIL sful detention The defendant eme&
lie the bsee Il plain H. but this. they \
bv ranh with tLfe- Parker for Inspection aid s'orses
plaintiffs hai.e and q whom def ndan, receives
whom he clnd to be accountable ior hern1
Al Gxesd ths: 90 af offered 70 deliver nom
piii wnYd draw bis ocor Parker for tncn siyS
hun r-c-pt them bat lh., plaintiff refused DO The
plaintiff sayo evidence dug 20 show tina. by The on 4
merchant. In that bus.ats in the City Of New YORK, f
sor,r ~ GOOD, entitled their Ga-ivTy without
w.ci crler being gwen TOR bem. The Court chrsod th4
fhst beloved Hr.-i the brise sna II theI
found usage csmsd by the psuth rbe Do eant wsS
entitled istGr thr goat and coud not be- sd wfsn
DANCES The uIy brouiht IN sp-cs verdict, IN ~"c they
found verdict flr the piirti AID found wnGt tire ane
The PROPERTY wgs when skrr. snd s-ssed the pntiRb
damage. ID MIR Ghu-ni.n FOR plaintiff M. Perfs
peat sad ME. stanley for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
Nuw.yURK BABY TRIHuTE, FRIDAY. OCTOBER u, le"'.

intiuns were unanimously ru'irv-'f I'm III
~ 90 - ,irr, ., rintiue a cnmmiitre Of i've 20 pro-
cure portrait Of Bnos 10 enter his Eaine ana ihe
Zinc ard place If ts n'rth upon the records o. ,hS
Chamber AMI g. inaD the relatives 81 the deceased Oh
the actinn at the meeting Messrs. Duer. Ward aud
Cray were appointed 70 act in connection with tho
prcident and secrtary on the committee Of hye when
Tho meeting rrglrICt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-21
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