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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
cS,yc OF ST. GE0RGb's
CEHURCH.
p,,,vue.ivo Fire in E"'Aer'oIa, s,sv.
Tns Iaterior OF ;he Church Of 'ho rev .
Dr.s.H. TyHg H"rned o"'--Io''' WV
5000, ,OG0. -,o1,o


@20O, ,OG0. .,or s,oole
,~on alfer o'clock p. II. yesterday slioAo
'7VO" " ...,i,,, from the roof Of 81. Ge"se :
O,.atoa AZ the corner of Rotherfoiu pn'co "l.
The slarm was promptly sNo'' U"'
''.' that the ire bells were Jusl 90 '"''
""is -. " Gov fire ia on adjoining GistllcS " "''
nv .;e before the engines retche ' nv 10 S;~toeutl
fO s ,ire when first discovered We & ia d VOL il
s side eGh OWL sbinr rapdity and IN an inconeeva,
sslI sSorf period the whole bondins was N"''
flames IT., Donsrtment under the direction OF Chief,
l. l4e - Hf,inelsland worked maniuiI but - spite oi
~ utmost exeriions, the flames gaeu upon ,%,on %
HH ~ V 10 citv was complete wreck. the interior
80 entirely burned out Last evening the walls were
IN stsndine and will probably be preserved as they
are very massive ,. ,.,s .., oo,,,rlotsd Il
and dedicated in lsls at cost Of between s?2oSo ~
and $500 900 The organ was ono OF te arses' III s
"anntrv had 3 900 stops, and was built at cost Oh
SIO 00i The fttingS.uD and upholstery were OF tnc
most m arnfcent description II Is lnsuIcu iuI
in he Ftua Equitable, Greenwich HoWarI, hHchcI' G
bocker Washington, American, ana hepuonc 'oHJ''
The fire IS believed TO have originated from the
1lo1ers Of some insmiths who. IN the carry pail o. o
day, had been engaged IL hMHg 'he cutters u '"'
The dwellings, Nos ]. 2aud rutherford place Cccn,
pied respectively by DIR. w T. Drake MI J"chSS HI
aud Mr. Bnl were somewhat damaged oy wetef; I IL.
ocoupans hurriedy left fearful that the lofty towers
of the Church would FELL hut their fears were not fc
sli7ed. 49,.
The parsonage in the rear Of the Church, was not not
damaged the wind taking the flames IN dheren'
direction The shruhbery was uampled down ana inc
grounds somewhat cut up -
Ihe pastor the Rev. stephen II. Iyng ono o. onr
most &c brated diyines completely UNNAMED ny
The sudden and unlookedfor calemity In response va
come questions he declared that the lahors of ms ne
were gone that the church never would De rebuilt anu
tlat he desired 10 be let alone and 40 longer lhea
iIoned. - -.
Fre Commissioners Able and Brown were early at
HE fre and rendered every assistance
Tic Police arrangements were Of the pest deserip
zion 4 section Of men ron the Eighteenth Pree,nci
nndet ant Cameron were soon on the ground. these
were soon Joined by reserves from the Eleventh seven
tesDtb. TTenty-fIs and Twenty ninth Precincts and
ftcv wene so disposed that e crowd we're Kept bach tC
fbe di sanHe of a block from the IKE.
The efficient and noiseess manner w winch the new
Fire Department did work presented strange con
frst 10 the OLD order Of things 0s they eNSted III th'
,lays OF Tie Volunteer Department The iaet wa
noticed and conn. .ented upon by many
Tie Choir OF the Church viii meet for organization o
lie Chapel in Siyteenthst. on saturday afternoon, H
! o'clock 1t is probable that ihe Old ClHrSH oi us
pied by ~ Georges COnere, ,Tat-on ioi the present
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TEE FIEL ID.
TEE FIELD.
euou Natch-Yhe Ensiish GsampiaS De-
tented.

Yesterday there WIS a very large asscmbiage
d the patrons Of the athletic spor Of quoting at the
saledonisn Quot G-ouIds IN NewaTf n j.. to~itness
.he great match between the English champion VII
liam HedsoD. and James MoIarca Of Newark the
acknowledged champion player Of the State OF New
Jersey Hodson had played and defeated james Gio.
con OF this ctyt lhe recognized representative quot
tlsycr OF New oTk State ia match ior S2OJ the asy
reyious by q score of 81 10 AZ, and his friends and
bachers anticipated an easy victory over tho New
Jersey player, cassing them TO bet so 10 SzO on u'u "
large amount. Hodson had evidently been celebrat
ing his Triumph in conyiyal manner the night before
spr he far ffOn being in good condition for play
te start leading six points soon after they com
Deneed, but McIGren playing steadily, and Tlth rnr
rsscision and good Judgment soon made the score
equal passed hiul, and taking commanding iea
throughout the rest Of the game, won the match 3y
ponthis score being 81 TO the 43of the English ehau
piOn.
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CULTURE UNDER GLASS,
LANDSCAPE GARDENING,
RURAL ARCHITECTURE,

Ann THE ESTABLISHMENT AND IMPROVEMENT
OF coUyTRY, SUBURBAN AND CITY HOMES.
HAxpsoxELY ILLusTRArsD.
VOLUME 20, FOR 1865, vii be reldy December l.
We send r. bound md postpaid to my ad3Te'sor IHRE'
DOLLARs
The e.t LAcH1aSD articles, tai,aiei) from the pen o'
DONALD @. MITCHELL, e.q author of w Far" @ b'ye'
sood, are worth the psee ofthe volume.
In addition there articles
From EDWARD $ RAND j., auther oi Flowers ''' F'@ '"'
Tpxrsp MoapIs aethor of Ten Acres Enoish'
FR.SoIs PARKAlAS the Histof.an'
Az FrLLER author Of the GTape CutiTist
y r. Elliott in,hor of Western Frui, Gro~oT' onid-
GyoReg H. wooDwARp, author Il WoodvNds couu'S
n Brcu.SAx. aathor Of Grape and strawberry Culture
C,.s DoyNIsG. editor Dowulns's Fruits Of America
Gpo Hra,SS author fGTape Culture At 'he "e''
C. v Brn.yr s.tlor of American Poaltefers CoHpsihon.
THE EpToR Of saTgenrs Edition Of Do"Hns' LAna'''P'
Gardening.
FaAyo1. W. WOODWARD author o. Woodwsids GnpeEie'
a4d Horticultural Blliings
Tqe Tr,p Iorys REID u Iudaus ,he Rev. A. d. GRID
Ivy Of Hamilton Coese the Rev 7. C. CRssT Of Trenton
\ j. and others Of The tcst practical ,aeu, lud ability IN the
eonn,ry The volume Tor 1855 viii msiulr and possible
exccsd this standard
IssTv, Dollars and Fiay Gents; les bound and post
p,ia and ls-si 90 1854 and 1855 bound snd PostPaid
snd iss--6.
The reo yooue. eontan 7OO ROY pssos Of read
ias matter foa le be-. ters ia the county hsn47fney
ila,.sases tyaasb.e series 10 every hsfTy.
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Adopted.
REWARD TOR INcENDiigIEs'

The following resolution was adopted: -. -.
Rcticl 1na hc resolution passed Nov " ip9i at sfb
ius tho MAYOR 10 oAcI reward II H' lo '-c Ies ~
cony zion OF certain cudlIir b. and ID. .a. l. h''tu9
amended o., adding " to be paid from Riot Claims
The COMMITTEE on County Officers to whom were J
erIed the annexed papers Il regard 70 h oi A o1se
1 1.f3 MIR Hail presented 10 this Board DiA f0r hi
ceriain Disbursements paid 10 John Kelly, esq, a,
sheriff which was referred under advice Of the counsel
Of This Board md sad advice after litigation was Sus
been reversed hy The COcri Il Appeals. which haa oI
aorcd peremptory mcndamus, which has been served.
The Committee recommend the adoption oil resolution
th1t ,s commanded bv the mandamus the bill of A.
Olkcy Han i0l the amount paid 20 TIE Sherh oi the
oitv and county of New.York with interest," thereon
from May l-6l, being sl-,2lO 81, aud -" 90 men
TONED ~ said mand1mus, be paid
The Board then adjourned.
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CITY NEWS.

The Army and Navy League meet in couyen.
tion ria "wednesday evening at Columbian Hall, No.
p Gfmd.st for the purpose Of nominating a Mayor
and Corporation Counsel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

AmEWCAN Institute AND CoLCABh COL
LrCE-TREE SCHOLAg,Hns-I Will be seen by an
advertisement in another column that applications to
fill two free scholarships in Columbia College nom sons
Of members Of The American Instituted must be- made
on o. before he 22d Of November inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

TEMPERANCE MEETING large Temperance
gathering IN connection with the National Temperance
Alliance win take place at the Cooper Institute Saur
day nox,, al O'Clock. Qaiie number Of our local
clorgymen aud other gentlemen win be present and
take part in the meeting
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HIS WIFE APPROVES.

The Rey = MOORE, late Agent Amercsa B.o,~ Ia d.
writes: 81 have used Dir. :. A. Aliens Wosd' I'I "'
storcr and u Dressing aud it has also been r's' O..
vile. We uuquaIGealy pronounce them t's bat FW"
to,s we have used-i chih dera'ai.of @".s i''"
.,.. a.,
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ron CHHDREN's HATN.

Mr.. CLARK, vie Of ,he Rev D. " Cft '.-.m.fi
Ohio write; 81 have used Mrs :. A. A7'. d, eb' ia
with much ,.'.sion IN dressing 10y own nd lfe 'i 10
Amer trying various arcis, ite no hs'''''a nf''ohr
menins yoot, the be,f have .ej Do .''s av A'
a son, glossy appearueo and retains IT r ayI9+ o. ''
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zsersb American and Htaiian steamship
COMPANY.

40 fIe Exitor Of The " L. Tribune.
SIR: Having received an ans wer to inquiries
oade by Us at the Instance Of severa influential gentle
sn of this city wlo took interest in the project re-
larding prospectus put in circulation asre some time
nee by company under the titls Of The North
american and ItaEan Steamship Company" With a
capital OF $1,000 Co., stating thati the Liberal Govern
snent of Victor Emanuel in support of this line have
conceded subsidy OF four per centun upon the whole
capital of the Company, payable annually valua-
bic subsidy. equivalent to guaranty we beg leave
20 avail ourselves of your kind intervention to publish
the following letter which viii furnish the desired in
formation not only TO applicants but to those al 50
to whom ii may happen TO be Of interest
Respectfully yours
FABBlI & CBAUSCEY
Bankers 10 the Italian GoverDmt for the United States
rt . L. $. CoTsULArR GBNERAL.goR ITALY,
FLORENCE Oct. 49, 1855.
SIR: Yon communication ncoipg the prospectus Of the
"Norh American and Italian Steamship Company 3nd max
ing inquiry the correctness Of the therein
forth that subsidy Of per per upSn the capital
stock a said Company ha. Oaeeded by he Italian Gov
eminent has been received
In the absence q Cen La MGrmoza. have had IN Inter
view with sr Cerra Secretary General Of the Department
Il Foreign Affairs who informs thst subsidy bss been
granted 10 said Company and th4 action upsr the sub
jeet has been taken BY His Majesty Government.
] am. Sir, yonf obedent servant,
n
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corRr cALySDAR-Tur DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THis D,N
SUPREME CoURT-GEEBRAL TERH.-On Sep
teHbsf Caandar-No 81 On General CaeudiiNo.. 20, -
~, 20 t06
SupRRME COURT -CIRcUIT-PARr l. Nos. 10l
1914 lpaI it5I AGA 2lIg lIgl 5JT 25o5 1901 Bli 268J
2loI IIls 1885 1891 1851, y1 12i5 2l6i-PARr ll-Nos
I4ss ltse 40 li7S asa gs5 2Jlt asa z9ls ilts 7so
lIla 2iOs iy2 2+4s, 20oc lslR, ift 1896. 252f
sGPpME ECoUkT--CHAMDkRs.-N l5i, 4, %
%, a. General Cull-No. ihi.
SUPERIOR CoURr--PART Nos AsS,, i9l, 96g
f6lS, $3.50 lise 1898, SIS 2gis ioS ro. iss 500 5Iel
ldlS-PARr N Nos s'ili 500 1870 irsu 80 lTg gp
i,a l2Ji, 1882, 202o eoli iHi, l'19 yoto
tOUrT OF CONNoS FlEAs-pAHr Nos. Cs3
e.s. 80 i@4 lgi, 1885, lio6 ll1., 49,, 10 i0l. l9'
1875. ll95. llJI-PARr l-N0s 800. Wi. iii iCi ll,p
il1I 80 d. iil2, lll9, ;65, III, ii9g. 1890 1900
BROOKLYN Cry COURT-WEDNEsDAY Nov.
lj.-Nos. %, J' - 49, 81. g. A., a. a. ~ d. ~, - IA
o ~ and ~.
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that ir this city alone there Is average of
ss us,ny boilers in operai there are houses IN .
city we can readily Jiat truly lying IN h ,
,siSst of death In circle OF about mile rom VIZ
! civ Hall there about zoo boilers.
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NALrABLE rEarINIoNN

Tie Rev. 4. WEBSTER Boston Moo 'iae'' Z
have used through ZEE advice Of rer.ona, is.e-dJ M : A.
ALEU-, wosds Hair Re,tOrcr aud Zyoba aom sT 's'sTj
months pa.t with sreas eacct and enie ,4i.s,.r o."
no,- reFr, biid nor gray; my hsif W. dr. r. %
has rssained thc sof,ness Of It's earlier yca.s.'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

ldDnbnIAtut'
The ruralists apprehension was natural 1fthat sign
does not mean Quarantine, what does 1t meant
NEW STEAMSHIP COMpANY.-The California,
Oregon and Mexican Steamship Company, Office No. "a
Broadway. was organized October g. with capital oi
two millions The following are the names Of the OIL
GERS President Ben Hoaday Vice President, WIN.
l. Dali; Secretary and Treasurer John l. Russell
Direct0rs-Paul s. Forbes, 5. j.. NJ. Barlow, Mm. B'
Duncan Wm II. TTavers George Dens0n, VIM. l.:
Dali Ben Holidays steamers John i. Stephens, del
Norie Ordamme Sierra NevadD, Oregon, PGnamn,
Continental The business Of these ships VIII DC ins
same successfully conducted by Ben Holiday fof tne
past four wears between San Francisco and Portland
oregon and VictoIa also ron San Francisco to sew
eral ports Of Mexico.
BOARD or COUNTY CASvAssERS. At ~
O'Clock noon yesterday the Board OF County Canyassers
met IN the Chamber of tho Board of Snpcrys9rS ana
completed the Canvass in tie First and Twelfth Natus
Tho Canvassels of The Third Dsirci OF the hrd ware
were sent Tor bring the returns Of their District
The Board then proceeded 20 the votes OF the
Second Ward. but did not complete them, and an ad
iOuFumcnt to Wednesday at II o'clock o. ~, was had
flag PREsESTATioN.-Mes Tiffany 4
Co on Tuesday presented 20 the Police Commissioners
forihe Department splendid set of colors, comprising
the national nag and two gnidons The nag Is OF M tis
hncs. silk the stars being embroidered In white silS
on blue ground Tho staff is OF ebony. silver mounted
and bears the inscription Presented 10 the Meropo
tan Police by 1itlny = 10, lNbl. Inc guidohs 1t' ="
blue siik with yellow fringe. The State coat OF arm
are painted upon each. The coors will be borne by TOO
Police in their parade on Thursday next. The recer
ton ~ the present has been acknowledged in httnf
/ terms by the Commissioners.
/ NERVFFSTH WARD-AiASS MEETING OF THi
GFaNGS 1SDErrypEsT WoE6No1IN.-A large anC
enthusiastic meeting OF German workingmen wa, he.c
/ last Monday at the "PuIcrthuIm,' corner OF Ility
fourihst and 1Tdaye.. for the purpose OF D0mlni,
one Of their own class FOR Alderman. The utetn-
consisted Of men OF both parties who opposed to ID,
| Ring" end who want 10 clect honest, capable hfd
working men Mr.. Casper STANCE acted as Chairnnn
l and Mr. Christian FrerlcLs as Secretary. Spceche'
we're delvcied by MesTs. l.nnkud D9nkofman,
Zlokel NollUiE. Clssreuter and others On motion o.
Mr. Wu.y II Vas Unanimously resolved 10 support al
tie forthcoming election Mr.. julius Pick for tho ohee
of Alderman A committee waited upon the eanu
date who appeared M the meeting ard pledged nun
selfto faithfully execute n elected the duties OF me
Office and oppose with all hs means the corrupt dong'
Of the Rug He slated fcrhesG0rc that lie was IN
/ favor of eight hours day.work, ind woud geDcfaiy
represent the interests o The 0rhlnsmen HIS retaFk'
were received with applause and aiter appointing "
committed Oi I've % confer with other bermun orea
lafons tie ueehng adolncd, sakect 70 she col OF h'
Cha-m
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MRS. S. A. ALLEN,
A LADY OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.
Reputation Established

hSpuldtiOil EStdDilSned!
Mrs. s. a. .elles is trmly a
Dss0yic bessefactreSs, and her
aUOasSlerEieg success Is NRpre.
ceNented. Her fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, and to-day she ia
iss her line tie largest n,as.
sfacfWrcsS ils the aCOyt6.
Everybody Interested.
Youth Gnd OEd age are altke
benefited by The Wse of .Wrs.
8. II. .a.gca's Worlds Nair
RestOrer and Hair Dress.
ing. They act directly upoa
the roots Of the hair, causing
lmxMri0ise grOaUfha and beau.
tar. Your hair, If changed 10
greg or aUhise by sickness or
other cNiySeS, tCeu soon De re.
stored to ats st0turNg color
end beauty. D0sstyrmNe erad.
jcGsch sOreUcr. THE Hair
falling stopped. The most
delic0te he0d-dresS or bon.
met cam be sCOS's, aCishOut fen.
0FsOiliasg. Then,OstdefigAj.
FaI Fragrance TO fhe hair Is
impaired. If yOw scisk TO
yess0re y0wr hair, as in
y0ush, and ref@in IL through
life, iOiskOsst deiOy p,;Tchase
a. bottle Of each f.Nrs. 8. "a
.9liea's ES'Orfd's Hair ne.
ssorer and Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout tie Wozld.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE, lh
1gs & 400 Greenwich ST., New-YerL.
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RENEWED HIS AGE.

Rev. " THATCHER Of Eew.Yo,k in ale,tet ,a,.. Ny
,sei i.eo one y-srs ago ny hair very srsy ara r
used Mr.. s. A. Anens World, Hsi; Restore l.lo-.. 10
directions end hair Is ressored TO t- ns-.- ''-
'nd D.. eel,-d 70 ap.
The lyotaharaua' have fond tie re'i .ad r' '.'r
abe ha,s iscs.ias lave ever used"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

The Oficcr appointed at the Annual Meeting
ofthe Ir0neu's Ball Committee have determined that
the Bah hall occur on the 22d Of next Jauumy ot q
place 10 be hereafter determined.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

1ze RoHnd 1oLie for this week win contain
the last poem written by tho late George Arnold ont,
Ted The Natron Year and lines bis burial in
Greenwood Cemetery. by Edmund Clarence sicdlnan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

BULLS HgAD-'rhc cattle market, which
opened quick at lc advance on Monday morning,
closed tame Oh Tuesday p. M. losing moro than 1t
gained Tie preceding doy. Tie poor stock could not
all be sold. Receipts, 600. 800 lees than the pro
yous week sheep lower than last week with very
nfge receipts. Hogs me selling quickl, 1T former
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

JHL QUARANTGNL REMOVED TO TIE IiEARr
OF lM tiTf.-Oue Of our county cousins WHO had
heard feeFfl stories Of lie cholera IN &ewyoTk was
greatly alarn.ed yesiudAy, 10 Walking down Broadway
near I'Ghtist. and yclgTlel 10 his companion that
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

ARREST OF A PICkP0CKEr. --EWly yesterday
morning while Nh Edward Muliy Of No. ~ Ludlow.
st.. going along the Bowory whom near Hcstcrs ST.
hc was met by William Jost. WHO assaulted aud at.
tempted 10 rob him. The rascal was arrested by Onicer
OCOnner tie Tenth Precinct, after quite a chase,
and was committed by Justice Shandlcy. lie ~. boon
previously arrested on q similar charge
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
4 EINE HEAD oF HAIE.

Tie Rev J. Il. CORNELL. Now.Nor1 Ci,y, ,y. ia ''
ter. - lrosugcj Nh. ;. A. Aliens No.id' h.H ht'r'-
and 2ylotslammm ior relative. ana happy 10 .E l'
vented thc failing "a Of the hair ard restc'd % irl.l
nav to is natrial glossy and beautiful bL a.
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1HE FIRE nIpA ARTMESr
The Committee on Annual Taxes Submitted report

1Io IOmml'iCe on AnnuaI IaAes suOAIIIcu IVTVI'
with resolution az follows,
R.6 1hat te estimate Of the Bolrt Of Esnaic Of the
Mctropo7n Fire Department Of the probable eX oi me
Dspt I'm I'M brsncles Of expenditure which VIII DE re-
rd fr the venr i8,s amounting 15aon0 be aud is
Hereby approved bv the Board Of Supervisors q tee onny o.
Sor a,ius as Board Revision under Section TO- oi
te act Chluief ~ passed March 3D. 1868. entitled IN Act
10 Create lictropotan Fire Dcpsrmont nd eia'nsh
fGe Department therein
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
LIAbiLIrY OF oCcuPIERs oR PIERS
CAUSED nj THEIR BAD CoSDIII
ocCUPIERs OF PIERs
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Nov, II
-Bef1r. Colnuis.ioner osBoES.
IxTRADfnOG CASE.

warrant for the arrest Of George tuhlech Na'
ysssrday issued the application Of he Brsh Consy 10
AZ alleged sttenip ~ 10 poisoa al Toronto, Canada
The examination is set down for 10 DAY At III a. ~.
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he had no idea Our Qainntlne IN the heart OF II

he had no ea onr Q1hrantne was ~ the heart C' tne
City.
"ouaran,pein the heart Of ths City, What put that
fancy into your brain -
WAY, do MT yon see thOtI' inquired tho fright
ened bucoeis aud pointed to sign over their heads
His companion looked mp and read. in large letters
stretched over the sidewalk, Staten Island Dyeng Es
adjustment"
The ruralisrs apprehension WAS natural Ithat sign
does NOT mean Quarantine, what does 1t meant
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COURT on coMsIoS PLEAs--sssoiAL rErs-Nor. -
Before Jndsc tAFDofo.
nH-taIOEs.


Lawrence agt Smith.--Let attachment issue
ballablr IN 600 ,t...t,,...,h. n. .t,v.d
,,tQ co,t. 81 suit IN Marine Count af- Ioid
aeEihoue ,Ei Standardization 90 81 on s''h'ou NVs0'
Notion for leave 70 suc denied no costa
WA eHeld at. PisIcG--Motion Efsn'ed 49,, -
fsrr, at FeTfcroAotion rrant,di eaois 20 DC Wv
fof Nov 10 igds; AlO--cosis 20 abide event - A..
IN, Poole a., Csrry.Mithin t~o DAYS nom thls ~"
~ ,,saes nav ompiy With the oYyns order aud pay 49,
N M, oion aud th- shrnf feaa on the attaeiheh
A, b nj 4, Do 80 ois adjudsns hin la sonsinp, AAa COZ"
ns.e,irs bifn iii ts sranted - Posts
ysHtaAL IEns-Sov. a-hefoF~ Jusilees bALf bhAO'
and CARpoto.
IIAbrIrY OF oCcuPIERs or PIERS FOR IsJUIiks
CAUSED NJ THEIR BAD COSDIIIoS-Who AhL
ocCUPIERs OF PIERs
CannaFan AEt Conkln and AnothoT
This action was for the recovery OF the value OF
hor,. ked by falling through tho Psr At the foot OF Forty
thrd-.t. - 81, -.
n the trial below e plaintiff recovered verdict and the
only question arising the appeal ~as whether tne dee
d.n tonsn hsbe for tho condition Of tha pier he
having leased hs oeiendsn TessriBs the ush 20
occt1y a. much a. hi- business might require
liz appeared tbs, the sppssBt had erected scales i9f Toe
rsas OF AID and used them both before and ar
tho nsknz Of The ease and were, therefore, actually IN the
occupation u the pier and liable irrespective OF the
question Of owncrshp The palna ioE injuries ssed ~
10 bad condition.
IA Ii. ResyY respondent Titus B. Eldhdse fof appellant
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

FATALLY INURED.-Au inquest was vcstcr.
day held by Coroner Collin a the New lork Hospital on
The body ofJosoph L. Icris, aged years. On The lI
inst, deceased vas play ing with halIwtted brother
the roof oi hcd the residence Of his parents
Of No ~ Jamesst. and was by lin pu.hol on rccc.y.
ing fatal iuinrios
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

This Was an action for the value Of quantity OF
sgraz. M Al the hotel The plaintiff stated ,hst
bs cn a, security hs board bu when he tersd aud
paid board he found BIZ trunks broken open and their CO n
tents gone .., o.,
Defendant svef that plaintiff had himself pIeson.y taken
ali tho valuable portion from histTunk Case still
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

MARINE COURT-PAsT Nov iL--Before Judgs.lLKEn-
Taueti .gt. fapchere
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
Roard OF Supervisors.

APP0RTl lONNEST or THE BOARD of hpN nv
yOR 1906 - INVITATION TO hbOhNh
MARCHING SALUTE. -, no
The Board met at II O'Clock yesterday, .ho
President the Hon William NJ. Tweed, ~ tIe on"ii'
ESTIMATE FOR THE BOARD OF EDoNA ~, b,
4 communication was received HOui WV ,",,t of
Elueation submitting an estimate OF .ne ,oe tThn
MONEYS reguired for school purposes lor leoo;
estimate has been printed az length IN our c1iuns
lLc total amount asked FOR is s2lJ''@' DE
10 Committee Annual Taxes.
A MARCHING SALUIf TO The BlAkb'
cor,uuuicafiou was received from the Mayor
,ittirr cony of 4 resolution passed ny inc Board
az Police inviting this Beard together WIN othei
nuhlic authoritics 10 receive marcnlhg shIue lonA
he noce force Oh Thursday 10Th inst, Deing the az
rue parade OF the force The invitation was aecePcu
BILL OF THE COUNTY CLERK
A resolution was adopted directing the Contl0Hef 70
nav The hin of William C. Conner, County Clerk
po;ouptng 10 81 go2 H. for oical services for the
ouarter ending September 30 lso3'
NEW COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
The Special Committee on New County Court House
presepeG report with resolution attached, in favor
of auditing and allowing the following bills Tor ma
erias furnished Tor construction OF new County Court
House 10 date: .o,, ~
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15

STABHNG ATFRAY.-On Monday night Frank
PieBing and Nicholas Els qnsrrelcd In Grnd.st. and
Fis stabbed hiS0pponent in The facc infttfg severe
wound Tho wounded man was conveyed 10 his resi-.
doDco No ~ forsyth.st by his friends. Tic assaant
Was arrested by officer /uckTlR Of the Tenth Pre-.
cincl, sud s yesterday committed by Justice shand.
les.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-15
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