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Action for Damages Consequent on q
Eerrybont Accident.

Francis 4. Hdymdn, appellant. Ne. the Hobok,n Land
ami improvement Company, R.pondsn'-rhis action
brought recover of the defendants as common car
rers OF passengers, by fcrryboats between New
York and HoboSen, the damages alleged to have been
sustained by plaintiff in consequence of injury
TO his leg, cccasioned by the falling of horse
upon IL, on board OF Of the Defendants
ferryboats, Tying at the Barclay street landing
The complaint alleges that the defendants car
lessiy and noglgeny caused tho horse 10 be driv
against the plaintiff omitted 10 give any notice OF It's
admitting the pa ntiT the boat, omitted to prevent
the oyerrowdng OF the boat pier and bridge omitted
provide proper safe guards against the horse omitted
TO provide any place OF retreat ed plaintiff from the
horse and omitted TO take any prccant on noces
sary for the safety OF the plaintiff. The answer
admits that All injury was sustained BY the plaintiff
from an accidental collision with horse driven by
persons unknown, but denies every allegation whereby
negligence cafeessnsss imputed 10 the defendants
and that the injury occasoned by the palm
tin' negligence caroessy exposing himself upon
that part Of the boat appropriated TO the of horses
and vehicles. At the CONCLUSION of the evidence de-
fendants counsel moved 20 dismiss the complaint
the ground that tho evidence insufficient Ia show
that plaintiffs injuries were oacasioDed by the
negligence OF the defendants, and because the
plaintiff had contrib.ted by his negligence to
produce the accident The Court granted the motion
excepted. A ion for a trial on the case made
denied at Special Term November Ia. 1895, and
from the order denying such motion the plaintiff
appeals Tho case was argued yesterday by Me.srs L.
b Woodruff and C. T. Sanford Tor respondent and thas
Wehlo for appcllants
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Hoard of Education.

The BOARD OF Education met last evening" Commits
siorer Mclean presiding
The Trustees OF the Fifth ward asked permission by
communication 10 close colored school No for the pur
pose OF having II repaired The communication was re-
ferred
The City superintendent Of Schools s. g Randall re-
commend modification In the clause In the by Law
requiring the City superintendent TO certify 70 the moral
character and ability to leach OF all teachers who receive
a certificate ~ IL wholly impossible for the City
superintendent TO certify 70 the ability OF teachers be-
fore they pra hcaiy tested Tho communication was
referred.
communication read from tho trustees of the
New York Protestant Episcopal public school, complain.
ing that the apprn semen Of the property owned by them
and known los Nos IS and 81 Greenwich street and
Nos ~ and ~ Trinity place and occupied by the two
public school buildings Of the First ward too small
and asking for another appraisemcnt be made that
the lease OF the lois may be renewed from May l. The
communication was referred
The Of the Legislature rad giving the control
Of coorcd schools OF the city 70 the Board Of Educa
ton. motion TO refer the act TO the Committee 90 ny.
laws 70 make suitable laws for the sovernsncs Of the
schools. adopted
An act Of the Legislature changing tho name OF tho
Free Academy that Of the college OF the City Of New
York" and making u q separate body corporate and
putting Il on an equality before the law with the other
colleges Of the State and making the members OF the
board ey ofcso trustees OF the Institution.
No other busine@ OF importance came up un tho
Board adjourned.
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1t ia seen at glance that the cities Of Philadelphia
and Boston badly distanced by New York in the
race for manufacturing supremacy in that for
mercal and that too, not from mere weight Of capital,
nor yet from overwhelming numbers OF operatives for
Philadelphia actually employs Of each, and Boston
comparatively more of each than New York employs
but because OF the real advantages and because Of the
superior skill possessed by New York. Adding Brook
lyn jersey City, Paterson and Newark manufactures
those of New York-for it is substantially interest
and the annual value created largely exceeds shat created
by Philadelphia, Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Fall River
and Lynn all put together. Largely exceeds them.
Manufactures in this country, like everything else
movable, rushing into the commercial cties-into
the market places Of the country The rush Is longer
70 distant waterfalls and coal mines to the places
whore any article when finished, can be sold. The
manufacturers Of goods who have located cheap
fuel Reading and Pittsburg, water power
as al Lowell cannot sell home but are compelled to
send their goods to distant market. What does this
nvOlves II involves railroad freghts drayage both
ends OF the route storage insurance. exchanges rrespon
slbe agencies and vexatous commissions In the mean
me interest the cost of goods After the goods
sold agents do not always forward the proceeds Of
tho sales promptly IN selling agents not always
- competent nor as dgent as owners. II, instead Of
sending by railroad owners ship their goods by sea-
lake or river marine insurance is dear and delays in
transportation frequent Hence the large profits
~ manufacturers at Western points like St. Louis Chica
60, louisville, SC, who are subject to OF these
drawbacks.
In less degree, but still very marked, these facts
remain the OF goods sent from the interior to
Now York Boston, ard other commercial cities this side
Of the Allegheny Mountains An engine maker in this
city sells his goods at his shop; with nearly every
manufactured In the city. What is tho result2
The result Is that manufacturers in New York and
other Eastern commercial cities, make larger profits on
tho labor OF every operative they employ than do those
Eastern manufacturers who have located in the Interior
away RON market, coal mines and waterfalls and
who have to employ agents in commercial cities sell
their goods
This fact is important. that we must establish be-
You'd the power Of controversy. To do this submit
table showing the number Of operatives employed in
important manufacturing places in several states and
tho annual earnings Of those operatives -
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Any reader by dividing Tho arot earnings of The man
uiacturc Of any ciiy D., nae number OF operatives en-
poyed can asc riah The earnings OF each opera
tivc IN such city
The above table exceedingly instructive and is very
suggestive Look AZ ~ earnings II manufactures To-
Gated IN commercial city like that nf New York and
SEQ how much more rmuncraiivc they than are
those OF New England whether the latter located in
Boston W inland oy TIE side OF the best power
so also inspect those Of fcansy vsuii and you viii lind
thcm far less Profitable than those of New yorg no
matter whether located by the side OF the be Of anthra
cite AL reading Or b. The de the beds OF huminous
GOAL at Pt-burs 10 be- the OF good marx ct is
ocucf Than to be Oa tcd al the foot all twenty
nvo mlos from market
II has been generally supposed ths, New York was
Almost wholly commerc AL How few have belcyed-yet
saon . ,he futh-hat large portion OF labor Is be-
Sow cd upon our Manufactures. Aud how profitable
. rne tables Also suggest to persons about To- remove
sher manufactures from the interior to this great ma.
.oos' msfsct Place whereabouts to locate. Thoy must
Iocato IN The city ITSELF points IN Jorscy CIV or
srvoxyn, wnete they can obtain cheap lots, and yet
quickly and inexpensisely roach our business streets
Notice the effect Of distance from our streets
upon manufacturing in Brooklyn, Jersey City Newark
and Pstsson III our readers will stop and consular
which Of the last named cities can auckes, reach
our business streets and at the least cost they will
know at which place manufacturing Is most
profitable, and Tn tables will prove H. manufsctory
In jersey CITY, opposite Cor.landt street BROOKLYN
opposite Fulton street. send manufactures into onr
business streets much quicker, and at loss cost than
city manufacturer Nineeth, sIxtieh, or rhrtc,h
ssroet can send to the point; and this truth &C
counts for the rev aion the Table that manufactures
Though 40 profitable with in the city, are yet more
prohtsbis % them. But why distinguish Tho manu-.
factures Of New York, Brooklyn. Jersey city Newark
and Patterson compose but one interest Many Of tho
ovncrs Of our city manufactures live In those cities and
many o our citizens possess large nay the chief interests
IN their manufactures THIS united manufacturing in.
tsfest manufactures more goods per year than any
s~cnty Of the manufacturing cities OF New England,
and IN few years will manufacture than all New
England put together. Fix years ago New York city
men.sntures exceeded in value those Of four " the
sx New England Satesexcccded them by SIS 900 600
Aro'es mus, be sold where made otherwise small aud
uncertain pronts New York . shown by the census 10
% ~ isf the greatest manufacturing place In the New
world ana Dils iar 20 son rival the famous the
Old FOR anything made here b, sold here no distant
and unknown agencies need be employed Il Is cash at
home
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Auaehm ent Against Mr.. Leonard Grover.
HE ~ SEED BY one ov MS FORMER sISGyRs ron
srrRsnr couRr-cuAxnyas
Before Judge Clerke.

JosrA Tamaro y. Leonard Grcrr. The plaintiff In
this action alleged before the court in adavts san,
In The motion for attachment was engaged by the
defendant November las, 10 sing for the spacs OF nve
months In several operate performances to be given In
various cities II Is further alleged by plaintiff that nc
was discharged BY Mt Grover without any lust cause
aud that sum Of three thousand dollars was due him NJ
the time Jpon the application Of Mr. Henry n Morange
counsel for Signcr ramaro an attachment was Issued
against Mr Grover and the placed by the sheriff in
the hands 81 two depstes Messrs Thorp and Dunbar
These gentlemen visited the Academy o. Music Tues
day, and after waiting until cght O'Clock y NJ they
quietly eutcrcd The several ticket Offices and seized
The moneys collected by the ticket agents which
amounted " somo nne hundred dollars The perform
sncc Wa rnt 20 any wav nterfered with but al ono
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TVS RrDTRrEsr ~ lNnANA With feelings Of profound
compelled TO announce the appearance OF
the rindorpcs IN the cattle around Indianapolis Some
sort OF animal dipthea is visiting argc number OF
calves and this account few Of our Conscientious
butchers have stopped their traffic IN veal friend Of
owned calf VIII n attacked with this malady
and tho symptoms cOucspondod very much TO that OF
dpthcria IN humaL The calf pants and gasps Tor
breath until II s relieved OF ts agony by natural death
or q morciful killug What development this disease
will take can only surmse, but ts rayagcs fsr
have boen sufficient o. cause some uneasiness and "
almost totally Danish D. cy veal outlets and splendid rb
roasts with calves kidneys, from our shanbles ~
a,oaop0is yVttrndi. dpui 10
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Our Orixaba Correspondence.
ORIsABA, March -, 1890
me rnrxRIAL RAILWAY.


A observe by the HsaALp, you from time to time
publish notices the subject Of tho construction Of the
Imperial Military Railroad limo, and which notices. al
though plausible arc NOT always strictly correct For
this deem advisable give you the following
fscts which, doubt will DO read with interest both
In the states and England
Our Improvement 10 progressing favoraby towards an
early completion under the immediate direction Of VIM
Lloyd, Esq.. sctns for shs nrn Of Geo b crswlcy d
Co, London, England We hops 70 have the cars run.
nns between Mexico city and Pusb,a BY the ar
August They laying the track between the
junction Of the Pueblo branch with the line and
Bcca del Monte The heaviest par Of the work on the
upper portion Of the whole iinc twenty -seven miles,
between Bcca del Monte and orsabs, and which has
descent in said distance OF four thousand and
feet will be finished by January prorImo From orsabs
10 Cordova the bed for . distance Of eight miles h in
condition 70 receive tho rails and the only delay will he
In the construction u The magnificent wrought iron
bridge Me,lac when constructed this will BE- the
CHEST bridge In the world II will be throe hun.
dred and any feet high and nine hundred fee long
Between Cordova and Paso del MAcho location nearly
done and par. unde. contract. bat owing 70 the unhea
Of the road will be the last finished Il is only
between October and May that induce even the
some OF them work WE'LL but The most Of them are sly
inclined W Incidence by giving thcm task work we
manage generally TO get more out Of them than would
be the under other circumstance On the whole
nne present employing shout 10 900 men, In.
GLIDING all branches.
Between Nctlac, eight miles cas-, Of onzaba and
Mexico tue will be running, without doubt the
course of year hence. From paso del Mscho Vera
(afy three meel the road has been In succca-fu
operation Tor about year As may possibly inter.
est The public 70 Know what different altitude this raj
road line will possess give you follows the KIT
above the moan tide Of the Gulf a, different points
along the road
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positive order under the power conferred In this act he
may sweep two-thirds OF a legitimate and taxpaying
business out OF existence.
This feeling among the liquor dealers, who number
some seven thousand the city Of New York, has ex
oted great and means will be left untried
20 defeat the bill Large will be raised 10 test the
law and il defeated the return Of such men,
beers to the and Assembly as will at the next
repeal the obnoxious law Meetings have been held
of the different atoms committees appointed and
they preparing to act with vigor and determination
to defeat the unjust law at all hazards.
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This EXTENDED table shows that New York distances
In productiyen All OF The celebrated manufacturing
cities II the h"si-aeery one OF them matt now
elieiblv situated no L4attcT what skill they command
The table also shows that most cities lying west of the
Allegheny Mountains Ind their manufactures more pro-
duttive than those which manufacture goods
70 export Yves and South
But let ~ look at this matt closely We will sub
init another table showing what each operative earned per
year IN each OF several c, according to the actual as
cerla mn snts VI Tie ln,i cnnnl..--
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time raid upon the costumes for last nights perform
ance was threatened but it is stated that compromise
or cessation of hostles for short time mutually
agreed upon.
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ADVERTISING Rxcxfrrs ov TIM PutApyLrHIA NrwsrA.
.sRarhe following list Of newspapers with their gross
receipts from Advertisements for the three months end
ing March 81 $780, shows that Phladephsns appreciate
the benefits arising from judicious advertising =
Dahl Al
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The Ledger has the largest edition and circulation
Of any daily journal IN the United States with etcep
ton--fss Nrw yORk hsRAtD --f'hd Lsdor, April ~.
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Vdiue Of

Total. :. 49,. .2es, es2 $lso, TOT, 22s s45e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
T7HE HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WAsMER
AND wRINGER.

The best and Invention % the sAvin
household labor invsntsd.
Has and better recommendation for saving time lAbo
and fabrics washed than any othera
All the other machines either the clothes
them speedily, satisfactorily perform their work
With the gat So.
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
This ia not the There rubbing Of the clothes,
consequently no wear and The washing Ia most
petey and Thoroughly performed by the action of the
alone Sem for circular giving full explanation or call snt
examine Il le1n at the General Southern Agency.
Good II 4aueements offered to agents elsewhere.
g. NJ. BARTON L CO.'S,
No IT Tchoupitnuss atreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
THE LANE COTTON MILLS.

These MILLS, which built by in 1860 effort
Of Southern enterprise again under control and
am prepared supply the trade with COTTON YARNS Nos
SIS to l2s packed in such proportions be ordered
and Of the quality put up by prior to the which ex
celed any ever offered in this market "
It known that while these Mills were in my hands the
product Of them attained reputation for superiority of
quality and llness of ELECTROMAGNETIC by any other
Yarns offered This reputation has been prosttuted by
certain unprncpled parties have not scruped to
name and brand to inferior arics; and further
more learn that Georgia Yarns have been offered in this
market as the product of my Mills.
To protect myself and from such impo1tons
have adopted trade mark which will, hereafter, be plseed
on each bale of my Yarns with the addition my signature
on each pad label These Mills have agents Orders left
at No. 80 Union street. will be promptly e&eeuted.=5i
L. LANE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

approximation prizes of 5000 eachfor the nine re-
manning units of tho same ten Of the number
drawing the $4,000 prize ,.....,..,. S9eoG
approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
naming units OF the came ten Of the number =
drawing the $40 600 prize .,......,...... $40
9 approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
sessas aa'i 3 f. e. e e. aas.
10 approximation prizes Of 800 each for the nine
naming units Of the tan Of the number
drawing the $1,000 prize ara. 200
IS approximation prizes Of $500 each for the nine
manning units Of the same ton Of the numbers -
drawing the 5000 prizes 5,Aed'
IS approximation prizes of 500 each for the nine
naming units Of the e.ten Of the numbers
drawing the $4,000 prizes 5,t90
IS approximation prizes Of 9l0n eech for the nine re-
dr aas the $3.50 pfissa ars 1850
/ z
COO prizes amounting to .aSOOO00
Whole tisksts sI2 Halves ST. aartsr IS; Fights 81 So
Tickets sold and prizes ieAshed by 1. II e q 7ti1l
Us GHAS. 7. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer,
~. II ~ ,I-s- No 40 Camp atreet,
< Lock Box go Post Once, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

I OsT Or MIsEATD-A NOTE OF D. c. CASE,
Ia to his order dated 9Th May 1866 at IL months after
date bearing cent interest from date for TWO THOU
Nd DOLLARS bearing mortgage the northwest corner
of Prytania and Clio Breet Payment note having been
stopped finder will be suitably rewarded by handing it to
the owner. NJ. JUDSOh.. &
7 OSF-1N THE STATE OF ALABAMA-THE FOL
IL lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No 1914 dated Nov g. 1850, issued to W. P.
Molett, for IS shares stock
Certificate No 1904, dated June s. 1884, issued to W P.
Molett, for IS shares stock.
Notice hereby given that application has been made to the
bank for certificates in the place Of those lost
JOHN U. M0LETT,
Administrator of W. P Moett, deceased.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05

8 BEEE...,.,,,....,.......,.., B1EH
M. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
yevgelry, watches, silver ana Plated were.
SOLE AGENT FOR
SERMONS BRAZILIAN PEBBLRs
Fine Gold Watches 10 Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
en- rayed best makers rich Sets Bracelets, Pins and Ear
rim rsin Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and EtruBCRn Gold
IS Gold and Vest Chains, latest pates Sleeve
Buttons and Studs every variety and best workmanship
Gens Scarf and Masonic Pins various dssigns Silver and
Plated Sets Table Forks and Spoons Cups Gobets
Napkin Rings 0aBtors etc.; Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality
Cloekn,
Once and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble and Wood
spectNcleS,
Gold, Silver, Steel and Shell mounted
particular attention those needing "heps TO reGd
respectfully solicited to Bressn Pebblea the bes
and only glasses that should used Now Pebbles reset
old frames Particular attention paid repairing Watches
Jewelry, the best woTkmen being employed
RSpsahsr, 90 CAMP STREET. uudsr We City aetaL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
roo sTFTpPERs no nFExICO.

Ell RusTRoso. ..,... BRILLIANT, ...,. Ell RUsTRoso
1000 Cases DEVICES Brilliant" Coal OIL,
IN BOND, eoLoRLEss AND oDoRLEss,
For sale by WOLF PRETTo,
s. Camp street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05

- Gra yyanaIOpv's BEystfe Pals are pre-
pared only for aogtmae purpose and the only safe aud
effective medicine for females extant. FL So
Do not tribe with your health and cheap and dangerous
medicine which druggists have bpught and will recommend
being Ignorant oftheir properties.
Thay are certain for all those painful and dangerous
disorders to which the female constitution is subject They
moderate all excess oil obstractions they invtg
CRATE the debtated delicate, and by regulating and
strengthening the system the health restored to the
cheeks weakness the spine and limbs relieved and ali the
Indications of nervous debility removed maiden, wife or
mother should he without them. ID E. ...-r
Try theuse according to direction and be convinced that
they are the Lady's Friend
Ask for MRS WINSLOW's MYSTIC PILLS. Take none
other Price 81 per box, or three boxes for S.
For sale by all druggists, .,.,>-,,,
Wholesale Agent for the South,
20 ST. Charles street, N O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-05
FAssMAN's PATENT IRON TIES
FOR COTTON BALES.

My Button Tie the first offered for sale &c any extent n
the South and has been used by thousands OF planters with
the shape the button since fst introduced and have
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which, for simpli
sizes and for security in holding is think superior
to any offered to the public
uniyersa acknowledged It holds the bale in much smaller
IS appnea @ r. at Tie sea
ports immensely the risk from fire. is stronger and Us
Tbs last advSntage has been sEingy manifested during he
war Thousands of bales Of cotton haye been lost by ri
iron hoops hsq been used In addition to this it can be fur
men of labor the hemp growing States has reduced the
ply hemp such extent prices to rule unpre
cotton crop cannot be relied on at any price
have ed for the importation Of large Quantity Of
the best English ron and have made arrangements with
essrs Chambers Latting for the sale and delivery OF my
SHIP REFUGE, New Orleans, July7r 1859
sn january received from press 1889 bales Of
cotton which about 1000 were compressed and bound with
your new Iron safely affirm the cotton SO bound
Presses that it slowed better enabled the ship
more than on any previous ySysge t shin rvsr,oo, was
in better order than the bound cotton i is highly pre-
a IT, ffs % BY practical
that dampnesgwi rot the rope bound can conhdeny re-
csTs watched Soh and dschsrsg
am SN, yours 'sSp'JJto5IarSS HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire Warden Fire Inspector of the
Iron Tie affords greater protection against loss of fire
than the Old style of balng with Ione , , ,r,
| JOHN ADAMS Fire INSPECTOR
SA'N1'A ne A00se' ALFRED BELANGER,
Ex-Ghief Engineer Fire Department.
CHAMBERS LATTING, -
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
| sl .g1 .5=sz AND siea. W. |ue. q
DEALERS IN 5BAeGING, ROPE AND TWTNE,
..,l 81 Carondelet street, New Orleans