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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18
ms..i.x Of che Cha~ber Of Commerce.

A special meeting of the Chamber OF Commerss
was held yesterday afternoon A A Low esq., president =
the chair. There small number OF MEMBER =
attendance The purpose OF the meeting W" TO hear ss
port of the Committee Coins Weights and Measures which
was made through the Chairman, Mr. Rugges He said II
Constitution Of the United States gave Congress the powe
fix the standard Coins Weights and Measures but they ha
neglectedo Use It obtaining uniform standard In 1877 hS
obtained British standardths Troy M aSss
ard and gson bat Congress did nothing beyond snoso
copies standard to the Governors Of states %
o men TO- obtain Uniform system Of Weighe and hees
throughout the civilized world but with e o. nS
cess 1t was strongly recommended By the lnternAtees
Congress Boston and also by the National Ace1
envy Of Science at Washington An excellent pspc 80
ago BY Mr. Ada@ss paper which was %Iotsl d. T ~.
passed bill. which wa, taking the right Direction
for the Of Of s Ssss
after fully explaining the metric system as II was ioc~ea
foreign countries presented series OF resousas 'a s
Rss regulation and n: ts:. interest, ere s Of u. q:
welfare American people demand that The e1cu.,,,
ed p The cs@ .ss ss 70 ay and
Congress shall conform such standard 10 whole OF m PsT -. mo
viii permit TO the standard In By majority Of the c'm'''
Re.ssd That the Ch,mber cOmmers. Of Ns.Yssi hss:
learned with much s.tsn as, copE' me- .or Il. e.
nature Of the sssn the coinage q HSecsn: pieces
4psS sss system With sw'; ne. ~
6x Subdivision OF the @sfre
fords to ali our people convenient means always hand zoe
the ana measure commodities by the metric w.
and binr item by experience its use, and value
RsIoed fhs, q the Chamber are pseay ave ~ DE-
S.oy .sosy tsaass e .n n Measures s
vs. md 10 he Hon. John Sherman OF the nance
% ~ m. Senate fr .heir successful efcrt in securing 'oS
Snt action Of Congress pssnsthe sct so9ve on
p. Of these daily to Thorn oI 'ns
| ofthe Chamber ,.. A.. .r,.ct Of tina reads.
lions Mcs.rs Ruggcs. 0pdyke and BoodSooa MAKING :"
marks =. .,.,.oa and the frat wa re-
70 The Committee TO report upon ct future mcean8
'ei rsc,ai meeting of the Chamber will be he'd
next TO elect Pilot Commissioner In p'aSe
| ceased.
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would b Destroyed end upon every where sew ~
fss .S 's % s
hat had not boon determined whether sisold b. ~
MT MOVES said tha. was irnnaterisl the avenue -
be widened it would ruin it, The Common Council a. In
honor bound TO refrain on interfering with the avenue
period Of 90 years ne property had congrsts'
lated themselves that their property would not De noestee
blocked up crowded any great extent, lie Mr scyss
had never seen II So SUPPOSE the avenue shoad 90
track. In conclusion Nj Noyes said should tie Common
Council adopt this measure would not be very long ns
Mr. Noyess remarks excited eoasderabs attention and -
ther close be was applauded.
The CHAIRMAN said that tao Of taxation upon New
York City was ehsrgesbe to the State Legislature not The
Common Council SO far from decreasing city tax evisa
every year they legs,s over the appropriation as adopsea
r. NJ HENRr said regarded tie terms q the resolus.
as applying TO taking away the entire sidewalk
Mr. GEORGE H. PURsEg said he would like TO have Nc
resolution by which permission was given TO property
Clerk then read the which adopted In ie
and also those Of later years. but it was not developed AA
the svenne between SIKH and twenty arst.sts
Mr.. HENRY said resolution had been sdooted 10 $50 y
court yards below One hundred. snd.twcfh,st. pa
Mr. STEWART desired ssk whether person present W.
ago only one gentleman declared himself 10 favor Of IT, and
had said that he represented that occasion Mr. steWs
(himselO and his counsel exJudge Hilton.
Mr. said in his opinion the Common Council nsSee
had the right to ncose court yards from the pgeae street.
resolution granting such permission was Illegal 90 us tacc
The propery owners had no right whatever to these court
yards-no title them whatever and there was any peee
aion in the matter he thought Lay with these who ocsupss
better example set than Sight for the possession q pop
which belonged to the city at large ana ne' %
Of Fifth ave- would be almost national disaster bat ne ss
to see that the giving back 70 the City Its 1wfl
JUSTICE only property on the avenue Out e"'
citizens generally. . ,, 49,
Alderman RYRRs then said the Committee woeid aoloss9
for further hearing Thursday next at 10 O'Clock m
AN OUTsIDR MEETING.
few subsequent the adj0urnment OF the Co.
mtee above. ameeting Of property owaers was held
B. Aston. esq appointed chairman. and On motoA
committee five appointed to take charge Of TIE inesee
OF the property Faye In the proposed improve
|
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On the 2sth Of February last meeting composed
Of Superintendent Kennedy the Inspectors aud Captains Of
the police force held at police headquarters for the par
pose taking steps to tender to Commissioners WILLIS
McMuay whose Of Office expired that day their
probation Of his conduct while officer Of the force Super
nsndsat Kennedy chosen Chairman and Inspector Cs
penter Secretary of resolutions were drawn up and
vas unanimously resolved that they should BE- suitably 81
ossed and presented 70 Commissioner McMurrs Thh hA
Been done and tscnial now on exhibition Ia the So
perinendent's room at Police Headqnsrters
II is ave feet in length -four In width The hat
been done By Nj Stanton and Of the very hnest desc
ZION Tho ornamental portion Of the aar is particularly
good In the center striking likeness q Comnissoas1
executed India Inks on either side are the pre-
hIs M ,eutiops and above the introduction 70 tAs
resolutions in the q scroll work and fac smis Of the
Hoase scene the eight Broadway with the mob "a remns
cence Of the riots In 1869 and representation Of ~
on of Police Headquarer with the Broadway Squad drawn
up the walk previous to marching Of to thsh daily d.
various episodes In the life Of policeman all faithfully per.
trayed The entire cost OF this hands0me testimonial wa ~
It viii remain exhibition for some time at Tiffany Cas-
on Broadway.
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49, "a -
TUE XATrER or WIDENING ANN AND FcIToE'ss.p--
S..0gs 70 REGIMENTS ~ ~

n, -, '"k q. IN. on thursday, tho
President j. WILSON GREEN. in the chan. -.ort,o. =,
Cured with the Aldermen In the adoption Of q r..
rectng the Corporation Counsel to discontinue all further
ceedngs the matter Of widening and extending Ann and
Fultonsta
resolution was adopted that the Committee Arts sad
Sciences Of the Board Of Aldermen and the Committee
National Of this Board be authorized and directed IN
behalf city procure for and present to the LIST and
Regiments Cavalry the LIST Regiment Artillery and tho lse
and 95th Regiments Infantry n N T. each stand %
ooo the for each regiment not exceed the
sum Of $500.
resolution adopted that the jurisdiction tho Coz
exercised by the City Inspector m
GLIDING appointment of the keepers thereof be ganA
ferred 10 and vested in the Street Commissioner.
The followiu received from the Mayor;
MAYORS 0vrIcE, NEvYoRK, Msy Is. 1854.
To tie Honorable tie Common Council: . -
The whole number permits issued nom this once from Narch
1866 April 30 1865 Inclusive for stands showcase signs recev
Ing and delivering goods, &C., was ,ts3.
The for tie under the ordnance
S7i@.
labor in executing the ordinance
Ssl ID The banee eoS r. has been paid to the Cty Ch'
berlain.
showing the character Of each permit and the Psivless
granted particular locality the In each Adermsnic Otc
paid for each fs in this Office open for ezank
nation and viii Be furnished to the Common Council desired
JOHN T. HOFFMAN, MayG.
Ordered on fle.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next al O'Clock -
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THE WIDENING OF PTFrH.AvE.
Meeting OF the Aidermasic Csmsit'ee Yes
terday. ...

At ~ o'clock noon yesterday the Special Committee
of the Board Aldermen appointed consider the poprey
OF removing the stoop and cocryards Fhave below
met In the Chamber Of the Board
Alderman RYsRs the chair. Among the propertyowners
present there were noticed Mcssrs William r. Astor j. J.
Astor Adam Norre Alex. 7. Stewart. j. s. Keso j.
Jopss H. Hendricks r. L. Stuart Marshal o. Roberts, Geo.
L. Beekmsu and exJudge Hilton On behalf of the Citizens
Association Messrs George i. Noycs and j. s. DAILY ap
peared.
against this movement which had received the signatures Of
over 57 person property the and II there
we're any present who had signed it. he wished they
would do 10 now Several gentlemen then forward and
signed the document After being signed the reonstrancs
was handed to the reporters. and Is a. follows.
We the undesnsd tho occupants 81 property ons
the Of Ehavs Repeatedly protest .sn the widen
win the many costly voop' TIA.
hs property thereon The xs. granted tn: Per
pa e
Ss ts & ss pe will BE- ub..ve by
Ing with privilege have quietly enjoyed M over % yes The
date the travel suppose that in
Of travel for win necessse s Widening
ton popsy ss %.ss
which tie widening thereof would would than counter
The CHAIRMAN alderman Ryer said the Committee were
now prepared hear any suggestions that might be sSs
Az that the Committee desired was TO get at he o
M Morris said large number Of beautiful houses had nesn
put up tho under the impression that there 20
and soops be removed would nave ne
seot NJ utterly destroying the Architectural pcaa ne
building on The S and % " millions Of dollars
The resident The sysnus vsss en- sn
tAspsyWh Via 1Aasusa II seFzis& We sUN A MYass
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SUPREME eOURT-CIRcurr-MAY H.-Before Justice
MULLEN

Corandt Kelsey agt The Northern Light OIL Company.
The plaintiff in this suit took 100 shares OF the
Companys stock at $40 share and now seeks to recover
back his the Company the ground that he was
induced subscribe by misrepresentation contained ID tne
which forth that certain parties proposed to
orro company with ten lots Of property In the on re-
gons Among the ten lots were ncuded OF tne
oil in three acres OF tho Smith ones farO and one iourtn
Of the OF Hammond well and the Widow McChntock
farm These two lots II appears, the Company never op
The panf asked damages for the alleged fraud but was
limited the amosnt actually paid In BY him. and interest
The defendants took tho ground that the prospectus never
the of the Company but OF individual socknooes
seeking sell their stock and that the stock was not
chased Of the Company but OF Avis Plummer & Co.. who
were large holders Of the stock further that the
taors material calculated to inure the painn
and were not inducing causes OF his purchase
The Court held the subscription OF the pantin constr
tQted contract between him and the Company though u
Jury believed the prospectus intended to state that toe
company actually held the lots at the time then they were
bound the representations good In that case the
errors were material and actually were on ndueemen 10 Inc
plaintiff TO subscribe, be entitled to recover Inc Jury
rendered verdict for plaintiff for &l03 H. to which the
Court added an allowanc OF tive per cent . 49,,
MT Rch and MT CLARK for plaintiff Scudder and Carter
fog defendants. .
Before Justice FOSTER.
SUIT on INSURANCE POLICY.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company agt The harmony
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
The plaintiffs in this case were IN May, 1904 trds-
tees the and Mississippi Railroad Company End
in steam dredge lying their wharf which was Consumed
by fire. The defense that the plaintiffs had no title they
not being by their charter to be trust lesee
or 10 make ms The defense was owe ruled and the
inry rendered verde. for plaintiffs for ST. s.
j. P Mash for plaintiffs 7. J. Glover Il defendants
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Extensive Then 81 Money and Bends ffsa
Jsuru ulist.

On Wednesday night as Mr.. David Deans one Of
the propretors Of Ts Sunday Tines and Manager was isav
ing the Academy Of asc having attended the opsrs w
h Wife rush was made by three thieves and the coo
Teasury hoes and % 90 In Insurance stock and rafoso
bonds which be had in bis pantaloons get Mf DAnI an
discover his loss un be reached MS home Uo maA
the fact OF the robbery to Superintendent ken
nedy who detailed officers to work up the case foe
suspicion OF having taken the package The most
part OF the who affair the fact that Mr. Desnss wse<
which was In the pocket the stolen package wu ua
touched by the thieves. q .-. l.. ..rr...
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The Divorce Law Again-Jadge Bsrssel -
Adversising Assovneys.

Pursuant to the order Of Saturday, the parties d
the case Saxton ag Saxton appeared by their attorneys
day when Mr. House coming into court bat the wituss
French appearing Mr. McGregor ssked that the dseeal
leave to amend her complaint Tho dsfendsns attorns
prove concusvay abl defendant Of the
casons which adultery charged against him. and hs
pledged His Honor that no would have ample proof Of abb ~
The other occasion.
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BORT Warocn's Notire.
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-MAY H-Betore
Judge SHIPMAS.
SUIT AGAINST THE SEw-JBRSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY-LTABILITY OF CONNECTING ROADS.
Cymer egt The New-Jersey Central Railroad Company.
The plaintiff, resident of Ohio, was seriously in
jured by collision at Phiipsborg while he cattle
train of the Lehgh Valley Railroad appeared that the
backing the Central Railroad track struck some coal cars
causing the injuries TO plaintiff
ground Central Railroad Company were not RESPONSE
be- although the accident had occurred on their tracks ana
territory because the officers of that company had not yet
taken possession aud control Of the train.
Ex Judge Dean aud s. 8. Cox for plaintiff; Mr Dimmick
for defendants.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE BY HAxaryG.-The body oil .
man was found hanging by the neck nom res at - eap
hour Thursday morning In little patch Of ve'de -
foot Of mar the Moth River cut dow
and tstso "a the Thiryst Precinct Station Hosse q
Coroner notified to hold inquest From pepsrs y ~
pocket Of deceased 10 10 ooniecured that - 80
6spnsuaxA native ef Gsrueny.
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Court CALrNDAR-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcUIT.-PARr L-0yer and
Teminer PART fl--Eoa 2,i9 la42 Isl. e6sa 1854. 1852
lQ6 g2 2i2i 212a 952 215i. 1879 255 2ts. 2l3i 2ist
2503 2i33 PART lu-Eos. 495 1882 CAS- Sol. 80 H1 e2
31a 10 3l e43 969. g7. 973 l0l A. 26 1887 l0sl llt9
SPECIAL 2 49, TO- Issues OF Law
and Fact Unchanged.
COURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-PART mos. 1ll9,
IYa on 1910 1851 1874 1873 553 1905 1874 1879 1883 1854
1885 1856 PART UNos. 1925 1885 1891, 1894 400 1885,
1896 1897 1892 1900, 1901. 1904 1906 1907 1908.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK'..,,,hylL
CLEARED.

Steamship Leo Dearborn, Savannah Murray Ferris Co.
Sesm. hip Tybee, Crowel. Savannah, H. j.. Jones'
Steamship T. souder Lockwood, Charleston Lvny.on Fox
Co.
Steamship Eu,.w Coaln Beaufor NJ c. Murray, Ferris Co.
Steamship Neptuns Baker, Boston. Nspsans Steamship Company
Steamship Starlight. Pedrick, Wilmington n c. Arthur Leay
sScs@.ay EsiIkiyks llgnIsr. Boston. v; r Clyde
Shin Adele IvYr0 CiEuisen Antwerp W. r. Schmdts Son.
slip MonlSs ssi tBr cosloet Antwerp via fhiAdopAA T.
Bris Irsie Flower (rr Samson st. Nsgrs Mccply Ms'h
Br OCEAN Belle Morton New Orleans. w. ii. Brigham
Bris Lark (Br). Rombs. Phlaielphs 80, ~ s..,,,.L r.
Bah Mary WILLIAM: Kennedy Lve,pS0 W Som,
Bark Ciodsn tBrl Phillips, london BARCLAY Lri %ad,
Bds flrosr DAM Ting stettin. fuuch Me,ncns s
pis John Jsaray DBL Mcleod Liverpool s. Jone. Loust
,s Mimi. lfJ Liverpool N s., George Wheel
wright. q, at, ru....,h,.,, ~ c.n.,o,
III Ori,ntsI (BrI Eicker,ou Piotou Brett, Son Co.
scbr EDDY Irving Jschsonvle V.n Brunt Sasht
Sch, A. D. Dyer Rogers. Boston, Holyoks Murray.
sch Aneceden sLeisie New London and Norwich Racket
Sem Thomss j. Owens sleck EewIIsven Racket Tooisr
Taylor
bcbr Joel vsnxant, Busbee Norfolk. NJ Bedsu.
Schr. Jane Enlson, Eui,on Philadelphia
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schr. A. Jennings, JernInss, Virginia.
schr. B; Mason. Msrtlins, viIdni..


Schr Anua W. Collins Tooker. Richmond
Sehr g. Baker Brewster, NewbeTu N c. 5days with railroad
iron TO c. Persmetta. o., -. ,
sobr Asne Tbbe Chsres.on days with cd from bound I,
Warehsrn, Mass. . -.....-.
Scir. Brave Crosby Rondout for Providence.
sclr EVELYN Addson days. with to fIoyoke
Murray.
schr. Rachael Jane Northam, Providence
schr. sslie Burton Palmer, New Haven
Schr Black arrior Iesihers Bangor days Win inmDef
solr Milton, Raymond Providence al, -.
Schr. n. SLale Brewer Providence for ElE1Dethpor
Schr r. b. Anderson. Clark Portland Conn with stone
Schr. Gentle Rockand with lime 70 v
Baker ob6er Portland (e days. with lumber
to Nsyde Co. -
sctr. Juno. Hall Rocklard with lime, to Wa Brown
Schr. Ncous. Trbble. Fan River.
Schr. Rossnrnh Rose Burss. Bridgeport.
schr. :. y. Wheeler, Spnrue, Boston Tor Plihdephia
schr. Florence reckhir. Norwich for Elzabetiport'
Schr. H. Hotctkss Nickerson, Boston
Schr. r. A. Copkin Dane. Providence for Phi sdephti
Sohr. =. Goodspeed. Dart, New London.
Schr. Ida, Philips Providence
schF. r. y. Smith, Nirker.ou. Providence.
Schr Auon Bacon, Hart Providence for Eisbe'hpoft - -
Sohr w. Comstock Scohed Georges Banks TO H. u Rogers
Co.
Scir. Alpine. Pressy Providence.
scar. y. Flower. Russell Portland Conn., with stone.
Spoken.
at A. long e. MAY H. from iyeIpo for New
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@be Curt.

FASHION CONSTRUCTING.
Il THE GREAT STALLION RACE. -
COMMODORE VANDERBILT AND GEORGE NJ PATCliEN' n
The great purse stake OF 81 500 mile heats three In FIVE In
harness. the renowned horse COAMODOEE NANDF
BiT ard famous stallion from California, OEOhtb NJ
PATCHEN will place at the Fashion Course
FRIDAY, May 49, s3p. m.
Commodore Vanderbilt wei! know Of the fastest horses
the island the reputation Of the stallion from Caiorr sue
cbaer entire horse the world and
offered TO come NewNok The horses both going
steady and coming into capital condition great may
certainly be looked for. - ,
will leave Jsae.sp every half hour and Thity fonTh
five minutes special train from Hunter foint o. z p m
" JOSEPH CROCnEROk, Proprietor.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, Spring Time Table,
IL from May 1iesvs James alp n r. M for Grsenpon ana
way stations o;3O m Tor syosss and stations 3U IA
Trains for Greenport Syosset aud station
North p and stations Saturday nights TO YsPhsnk
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
1V1 Foot OF Barclay On aud s Nov ~ Morning mall uains
for Hacket,stown and intermediate stations viii leave OF m
Mail Express for all stations west Of Mnburn ct 40 p w. Morris
town Express " p. IN. - ,,.
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st.amboats (ans Railrsaos.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER sAL%fR TcHSssBg EAsyA sp LOWELL
ETERMEDIATE POINTS.
4'''T c IL oP Be- oS .a e. eT S'
leave S'''i f az ~ Ss's,s S5sf'3 . TO- '
der. .onnsn. with s9 s'. Sh@l2 }sp. .sov.
Vi "a s Sss. ri s %Sss' wo'''
'""' ''''' u wv l. > MXRTiN Agent, r,se
ERIE RALwAY.-Traius leave Depot foot OF
II Chsmbsr,s;. PsvoDs Ferry: -,
Day Eae. Tor Roce;sr bns, So s .as ,o 61Ss sS
Rnwsy snd sssusns, with Atlantic aud Great "e'ofa Rat
$50 n Mix and Way Train daily. to Oa'vlis
loan Lsrrs,s Ma Tor Bgaa' slaGa.,' rni eon
'' Sp g. Wsr rata for Midicio%n
IEnm w,v ram for Port yervs sevbr,h and wsrwick
5;SC Nsht Express Koch-ster Bufs Sslsmsnca Dun
... n baa Hs'; I'd a'V % ds saH.s
shore Grand frank Railway and at Salamanca with Atlantic
Euas Iy r. BTae s,eRs"', Sssts and
VIZ. r. BARR Gen1 Pas, Agent. NewYok.
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
connecting with Northern Western aia'w leave NcwYo1s
5:S Express Hudson Railroad Thie.h
sna Tenth ave. through to Bneaio snd Suspension bId; without
inrion aud Montreal. ''' "''' "'1'' ~
ios Mai Hua,on River Rsroad connecting Albany
E.%:.. R.i"ssd f%;siS.is,A and
T lss with trains for s''f' SPRING. hi'ad Burlington and Mon
Express rin Hrfson River Railroad, connecting
Albany with trains West and Troy trains for Montreal
with aeepins 70 attached.
train via Harlem Railroad connecting a. Chatham
with Western Road for Lebanon Springs and Psfed
with fot West aud Troy with train for Rutland
and Montreal
Up press train via IIujon River Railroad with sleeping car
attached and through Buffalo Suspension Bridge without
Also Sleeping Ger day
iached New through OgdDsbureh without
Rome w and o. Railroad This train will Sunday Connec
ton or Troy will be made al e. Albany.
IL m train Hudson Gvst Railroad. With sleeping ached
arriving Albany ard TOY the morning. and connecting with
"'''' ~ VIM IT. Vanderbilt vioe-Presidsnt.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans leave foot OF
IN Courtland for FHiLApELPHrl aud 10 10 T. s
and IL D. m, and A. o. and 10 NIL
D. IN. and IL midnight
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gan Ri,.s Sun Sets....1 IL Moon Risss. ..l; III
-
Sandy Hook is Gov leland. l:j6 Hell 0sts....J
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcrM TEEM-MAY H.
Before Judge CAgDozo.


King agt Van Clief.-Deiendant may answer in
five days upon payment Of d COSTS and cousonng to refer
ence II pl antif so elect
Brn,nali agt Shipman Motion granted; 40 costs
Fnck ag FinckMotion denied with leave to plaintiff TO
renew upon aidayits showing her inability to labor as
plcation
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DARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAILROAI

DARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
IL COMPANY NOTiCE.-On and ahor MONDAY. May H.
Trains On thi. Road will r,n O folov.i - -
LEAVE NEW YORK. PIER No. 32 NORTH RIVER II
M EXPRESS LINE FOR CAMDEN. DIRECT taking Passengers
Red Bank Lons ruch Fsrnnsdse Bnossorrs hanche.e
River Wooisne bsrne;4t Shsons Tuckefton ASTON
Jackson and oil Camden and Atlantic Railroad
THROUGH TO CAMDEN IN HOURS. FARE -.
as D. M for PonDu,h Highlsad. MIDI c,own Red Bank
stewbury Esoniosn Oeesn Port Branch Port Long Branch
Shss River fsunngle Sluantnn Bfick.bur Mauehessef
Ton, River AND CAMDEN FARE 81. avn
Fkf10Hf TRAIN 9; 5p for all points on the line AND
CAMDEN . - o.,,o,,,
Fsprr.s o, D 10 n. arriving IN New.fork al 2 10 m
Freirn al q % D M, arriving 10 New ofk A. .. .
W n CLAYTON. Supt.
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FROM BERMUpAn ship Eliza bsr'-;C Dnrer siI. Darrell
Richsd.ou w s. Kchardon. bliss NJ A. Eva Miss Ron Whitney
Ms, Bessie Matters Mi. while Miss While Mise y Croweu
and servant d. d. Ctows M MeNssre Tdd'on Mr. w Hughes
Mr. T.. beuL ~
FROM MIRAGoANEIn bark Robert Murray il Sophie r. j.
TfOM MATXNZAs-Ia brig Nsva-0eose Dach, wife and .wo
chi