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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-31
: -',s'- Newark.
LONG ISLAND.

DRAINAGE TROUBLE AT T1usHMo.-Y Yesterday
morning as the men commenced work ON the sewer
in this place Mr. Itichard c. Cotton ordered the
tractor, Mr.. higgins, to desist from attempting to
run the sewer through his (Coiton's) land. Higgins
took ne notice OF the matter, when Cotton Jumped
into the TRENCH with large stone in his hand, and
threatened 60 strike any man who attempted 10 work
At this stage Of the proceedings Higgins, the con
tractor, roughly handled Cotton and pitched him
out OF the DITCH There have already been legal pro-
sion from the County Judge armstrong; Affirming
the right OF the drainage commission to take land
for sewer purposes, Mr. Cotton had accepted The
money for the land. Cross warrants were issued
for bOtn parties, and they were arrested The ex-
coon died out
A very enthusiastic drainage meeting was held nc
the Town Hail. Flushing "Wednesday evening, and
the people voted to appoint a committee of twenty
two 10 try and extend the time Of payment FOR the
special drainage tax through series OF years. The
meeting was disposed TO act tremendously with the
drainage commission.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Queenstown 16tb with ndse and 40 passengers 10 Williams
Guon First part Of passage had strong westerly gales,
latter part moderate aud bne weather. Dec 20 lat s. Ion ~
3d. passed steamship mbris hence for Hanburg 26th LAT
q a. op 81 bark rugged, iva fupnelsd sepmer bound
KIN Sna ~ qss Sandy Hook, steamship We''paslA'
Steamship Eugiand (Br) Grigs, Liverpool Dec is, via
9ucepsown l;th with mdse and ca passengers, TO the Ma
latter part remarkably hne weather Dec a. lat 81 a. Ion 81
90, passed an Imam steamer, bound r.
Steamship Hammonin tEGl, Melsr, Hamburg Dec 10, via
Havrs 18th, with ndse and 1853 passengers 10 Kunhard
Co. Experienced strong westerly winds aud rough weather
Dec 26 lat fS &c. Ion SO S passed brig gged steamer with
black funnel rcd around H. bound 10Th OFT m0ntauk.
steamship Russia hence for Liverpool 2sth, on Georges
shoals passed ship, bound W. showngs white Dag with
steamship Isaac Bsn Bourne Richmond, City Poln, and
Norfolk With mdse and passengers, 10 the Old Dominion
Co.
ship Excelsior Pendeton Liverpool Nov 90 with mdss 70
Samuel Thompson's Nephew Esry part OF passage had
strong westerly gales has been ~ dnys Of sable Island
with souhery gales aud much rain and fog Dec III lat rs 90
lou 81, ship u Chapman from New Orleans for
Hayre same dsy bra Chowan from Baltimore rof Rio ia
metro ila 81 So 90 81 bark Gen Jewell Of 81 John, MI,
hound 2h, Fire Island bearing NV 30 miles took pilot
from boat g Marshall, Foa
SHIP (r, Kerr, Liverpool, 90 days. with ndse, 10
master, Had moderate weather =
days, with udse 70 r Buck DO Had moderate weather
Dec 2t Carl Wrgrin seaman native OF Sweden, aged 81
ysare died Of general debility and rapture And waa buried
~
SHIP Henry CNG), Vessels Brcmsn n days with mdss
sHs isO pAsssnsors " Goop co Csps tho southsrn
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EaaI BLANC.
Lccrurc by Mr.. Arrksr Pen,bes,

Lccturc by Mr.. Artksir Penlbes~
Ay. Arthur Pemher delivered his lecture on the
above subject last evening at the Han OF the Young
Mems Christian Association to n large and intellL
gent audience, great part OF which had, seemingly,
viewed the mount nom Cbamounix, the place from
which nr. Pcnlber started on his ascent and were,
therefore, capable OF thoroughly approaching his
recital OF the dangers and escapades or himself and
party and contrasting his description OF the scenes
during the ascent and from the summit with the
descriptions OF others.
The following is short Sketch OF The most inte-
resting portions Of the lecture:-
AT first the lecture In describing the start and the
first portion OF the ascent that OF the scenery
would De undressing, and continue SO until the
description Of the passage around tue Pierre Pontuc
on narrow ledge, scarcely foot In wiath, SKIRT
Ing tne perpendicular mass of rock, and Overhaginr
the moraine OF q glacier, one fascinated look INTO
The abyss of which would be certain death; after this
the route 10 tue Pierre DEchelle and thence TO the
edge OF the glacier Des Bossone was comparatively
easy but ths crossing OF ths last full OF diai
Guilty ana the adventurer needed wei to obey the
injunction VI the guide TO have courage ana stick
their feet well in" The description OF the
perous ascent ss aas 81 ay sad ,ue he sn afs
the account startling by the Dreadful crash and
the roaring Kissing, rushing noise OIL the avalanche
was very line. The effect OF the RATIFICATION OF the
atmosphere upon the human system, tue struggle oil
the WIN snd determination against exhausted nature,
aud The tension VI the brain from anxiety While
crossing the three enormous piateaux or terraces,
ana making the final ascent to the summit OF Mont
Blanc was depleted In a very splendid style. In
making the descent by sliding down the snow slopes
the party met with an accident Dy which four OF
them were nearly precipitated into creyasee, and
nnir 1900 W having all fallen In bunch at
rs narrow mouth; described the losing OF the path
ny me laiing u vapory cloud, betokening storm,
across II, and their guidance through this cloud by
The dog OF one OF the guides, to place OF shelter
only TO reach II when the storm and avalanche came
down. After the storm the party pushed on TO the
Pierre Ponuc, around Its narrow ledge rho Chalet
de la Para ana were there met by guides porters and
others VINO having seen the gathering OF the storm
previous 10 tho adventures, had fastened up the
inounia an 70 their assistance and having found Them
SAFE escorted them In triumph to Chsmounlx.
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CaLLIsiON N TRE fRT EIYLs.

As tue Harlem river boat sylvan Glen was steam-
lug opposite the Fory-second street ferry yesterday
morning al hafpast six O'Clock. TIE ferrybost
Queens County, coming out nom Hunters Point.
colided ran into her ana carried away part OF ner
wheel on the sarhoard side. breaking her smart ana
inricting other damage 70 The extent OF $4,000. As
soon ar It became evident TO Captain weathervax,
ON the Sylvan Glen, that collision was probable ne
blew his whistle and made other demonstrations.
out received no answer from the Queens County
which kept on her way at the usual speed until size
crashed INTO The Glen. From the statement or Can.
lain Longstreet, the superintendent OF the Harlem
aud New York Navigation Company, and others Ii
would appear that the pilot on the Queens County
was solely TO blame. The latter boat IL Ia also
stated into the Sylvan Stream In the same place
two years ago and nearly sunk her, Although the
usual number OF passengers were on board the boats
NO aeeidsla W lls " lllap Qcewred
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SUBURBAN INTELLIGESCE.
NEW JERSEY.


SAcRIIEGIous RoBBERY--ARREsr OF rBK GArg.--
Yesterday morning the police effected the arrest OF
VIM. Meany, Peter Smith and Charles smith, varying
recently connected with sundry r6nberes az the
ruins OF st. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal church.
Their booty, consisting principally OF velvet c,ish
ions, was discovered aiterwaTd IN on old boat lying
10 we motifs canal basin the three prsoneIe we're
arraigneq before Recorder Martinique aud c0iinItted
70 await trial. In the evening the ie5der Of the cafr
VIM. McGouyD, eighteen years old, was captureJ Al
Peek slip, In New YORK, and conveyed 10 he police
statlon lie wiz be brought NJ for examination
To-Day
Rudson City.
muRpERous ASSAULT ON A GERMAN wednes.
day might've Germans, named Herman Eckendt and
Henry Faber, entered Ener's saloon ana enraoed
ia discussion on political affairs. II was not long
before Faper took chair ana smashed it on Fog.
enuta head fractlrlng his skull. A warrant was
lssued for Fabers arrest aud Recorder Aluridg a
helu una 10 hail ior trial UtrDiaa ip N dangerous
condition
Bergen CITY.
TnR NV PGEsgSrERiAS CaUhoa at ciaremont
was opened last evening AT halfpast seven O'Clock
In the presence OF respectable congregation. The
services were OF grand ana interesting character
some Oh the most prominent ministers OF the Church
being present Regular services Will 10 held every
sabbath m the edibce henceforward.
BLOODY AfFRAY took place In o ~ nor store on
Wednesday night between Hugh Newman aud
Joseph McCornan about the price OF horses Both
men were excited by liquor AZ the time and no pros
ecutlon took place, "a the combatonts are wen
known for respectaOilty, Newmans head was
badly cut.
HuerIaNIsM RAmPART.--A man named Martin
QsDogn, VINO slaTtea ~ 'clesa out" the hoteis Of
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passage and had nns weather, had births deaths OF
S:%ss s slls Fs;.5' sSs 2. a..,
s.ss RIO s Nov sG
T. Sn bad sR. winds weather . Ia =, I 4. =
'P's' 's' Il q from hsi.'s issa
s;sS;: ; LAG s:.s. IA 4 sss esr..,
y day.. viii maib;s ss = !os9yse Co Had vsfa-
F.s: s ssqsas PsSs,s, g s'ys ., win ss
Hatter.s with thick fog
srs ss; ssS s r;' s s. Dss 4 I
nles passed schr Nevada, Of Freepor bound 18th %
p s to had o.
srs Iris tBr simmons Port aa Prince % days with log
wood 4c TO I vs.abls Son Sailed in company With
during the last week. ~ -'''''' 49, ''0's
Ss o T. s II 9
Co. Had heavy NE 70 asisras lost deck load o.
Brig wsdswor.h tot Esstpcrt,; Bailey. Matsna.s u
Son CO Hsa T2dsss' weather. has been days north Of
ni Brig ss /. q " s9s rndan0a % days with
ss Dsss1 Pas CO. n 70 s Winds ~'s
Gains tp epre passage has been days north OF Hssras
oasds s. George. pay. Salt RIVER u e %ays
weather; has been days north Of IIatteras.
schr Meteor, Oomstock, New Orleans, II days. with mdre
schr 1nhe Carl, Taylor, Jacksonville days, with yellow
pine, to MASTER . .sas#l, -,
Gs.e, Freeman. Jacksonville days, with yellow
schr Harry hsnde Taylor, Jacksonville days. win ~;
sclr rsRin aa Bs Brewster Beaufort NO days with
SER Herr Henry Sidd dSst Brown Virginia.
me bark Mary Libby arrived ash INST II consigned %
Merrill Co, and reports having nad strong eAssery
winds most of the passage.
The British brig Clark which arrived esth inst re-
ports 99d Hateras had heavy gaze nom SSE Wnicn
lasted "a hours with great vioence split sans ana sustained
other slight damage
The schr Duryea arrived ssth Is consigned TO Gran
DALI Umphray h Co.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
s,annsbp Acusnnet Rector, New Bedford for New YORK
with mdse and passengers. TO Ferguson Wood - .
schr Enene smith, Smith, Gloucester for New York, with
fsh to j A Stetson ..4 !,
Schr Grace GIrdler, Smith, Providence for New York;
schr Louisa Brdsa Latham Providence for New York
Schr Lizzie, Dickinson. Horizons Point for New York.
Schr Mary Isabelle, Smith, Norwalk for New York.
Schr 8 A Falconer, Wilson, Norhport for New York.
schr Celestia, snii tn, Southport for New York
BOUND EAST
Brig Edwin, Allen Elizabethport for Providence
Scbr Worhington, Brown, Jacksonville for Providence
Schr Charley Woosey, Parker, Georgetown, Dc for New
London
schr N Milin, Lewis Elizabstbport for Warren.
Judge RunyOn, Lewis Eizabethport for New Haven
echr Lady Adams Evans, Ejznbethpor for New Haven.
schr Thomas Williams, Van Houton, Hoboken for Bridge
Schr Cornea, - Rondout for Boston.
schr Impulse, Ryan, New York for Wind sor
schr NJ r Hamilton, Green, New York for New Haven.
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GENERAL COMMITTEE, TAMMANY Hall,

| GENERAL COMMITTEE, TAMMANY HALL
Committee y aud county Of New Sos Sa a Ts
many Han ths Soth day Of December, 1862 the following
Ee,olysd That ne democrac republican electors Of III,
Tho usage, e parry are requss,es % attend pri.
mary election 70 be held n their rsspectIye wards Friday
election Of members Of the General Committee, Young Mems
wsrs Tor Ss ysas 1872 '0' 'ns
Each ward shall elect to the General COMMITTEES and q.
sses as AZ present apporoned, and to the Ward Committee
The General Committee elected pursuant TO this cal shah
s a. AZ p H. and sns as a 0n T.
usage be called to order by the chairman Of this
The Young Mems General shall meet for organ
so Committees shall IN hts mamie,
meet for organization the paces herein appointed f
wsdns.asS anas is1o ESQ ~ s''p''''' vA''' %
ana under Tie direction q The ns%es
H OF Ss election
Fiat WsrdA 81 Greenwich street, Michael Meensn JAIME.
% ciia street, Isaac wskiu. James Sui.
Tsrs wsSa X cor,lana street, John Hurley, Daniel
Fourth wsri Shakespeare Hotel, Duane and wniisro
@ s0s u w' corner pS. sns uua
son, william H. BcHgan, jaime, Gardiner Heary AeDss.
sixth wsSd-Sl. Pearl street. Martin j. Res.o Timothy
Seventh -;aaagarters I5s Madison augustus
rs SvSq Ss andsS slas JAIME. Riley william
SS Sn SSsa J. 1ssaon r,.or a., aoo ,
"
Foley James O'Neil, Albert j. Terhunc
Tenth Ward-Ottos corner Forsylh and Heater John c.
Haiigan William q Cover James II. Murray.
Eleventh Wsrd-bs7 Filth street near &, John H.
II. Mum, William Donuclly, Martin Major.
Twelfth Ward At John Blacks. lg0th street
Third Avenue Inspector john Mexican. Joseph Eoorc
9eorge w. Oakley
Thirteenth Wnrt-4b Grand street, Thomas Sullivan
Donohue, w. II Creme.
Fourteenth Ward Norton's, % Marion street Michael
Daily Timothy OBren, David Duasn.
Fifteenth Ward s0 Blocker street, Patrick Roed, James
w. Fowler, q. II. Pnraer.
Sixteenth wardHapin corner Ninth avenue and Seven
teenth street; bernard Garvey James huAy Patrick Hart
and First avenue; Anthony Hartman, Peter despc Join
j. Walsh.
Eighteenth wardDatons Seventeenth street and First
avenue; William baird, James Owens, James Riley
Nineteenth Ward eadguaters, 152 Third avenues isaiah
keyser, q. Farley and *. Gamble.
Iwcntieth WardAt corner OF Thrtyfourth street and
Ninth avenue Inspectors McGrans Charles Brice aud
Henry A. Chids.
Twentynrst ward-Gorrys Thrtysocond street and SEQ
Avenue James CORY d. A. Bostwlck, Lswrenes Del
=.
io''n'' e0H"0'' N'' WILLIAM NJ. TWEED, Chairman.
WILLIAM HIrOHaAN,l Secretaries,
JOHN HoUeHJALiS J
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NEW YORK, Dee -, .se9.
70 THE EpiroE or THR uERALD:-
Tbere are two errors among others In the report
published in the HERALD this morning Of the re.
moval by mo OF the books and papers OF tire Al
lanuc and Great western Railway which desire H.
correct.
In the Grst place the Erie Railway Company have
mad nothing TO do with the matter further
than lending me their vehicle aniaothng proper
receptacle for the books and papers, which now
snd VIII remain in the custody Of Mr. jay Gould
myself as receivers OF the road
Secondly met with no railway accident and
never sent any such Telegram TO Mr. Gardner as you
give In your paper. II sucn telegram was ever
sent II was sent by some other person than self
As tue subject seems 10 have attracted 80 much
attention, may say that the course pursued was
IN obedience 10 an order OF the Judge OF the Supreme
Court who IN March last appointed rae receiver,
and tho action was rendered necessary by the sur.
repttious abstraction OF books and valuable papers
and documents by parties connected with the Adam
tic and Great Western Railway Company In viola
ton or . solemn pledge thai nothing should be
touched. W. ARCHDALL O'UOHERTY
Receiver Atlantic aud Great Western Railroad.
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF sGw YORK, DECEMBER 80, 1869.
Herald Packages.

Captains Puses of Vessels arriving TIL, port will
please deliver all packages intended for tho HERALD to our
regularly authorized agens who to our Steam
Yacht neet The New York Associated Press do not now
cDect marine delivery psckases
as viii be seen by the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting held March ., 1885,
Resolved, That after April l. 1853 the Associated
Press will discontinue the coecon Of ship news In the
harbor of New York. Passed Unanimously.
HS- The once Of Inc HERALD steam yachts J,Nra and
JEANETTE Is at Whitehall SLIP All communications from
owners and conssnees the inward bound YES
sells will he forwarded free OF charge.
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The Mystery of the Telegram About The
KaliFoud Accident Cleared Jp.

JERsEY CITY, Dec. 30, I5Jp
TO rms EDITOR OF the HERALp:--
see by your Issue Of to-day that you attribute a
telegram OF mine to Mr. Gardner, OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company, to my father, Mr..
o'Doherty / beg 10 inform you that your statement
is entirely erroneous, aud trust you will make pub
lie tue following facts:--
Yesterday at the village OF Goshen travelling east
ward New York, fell while incautionsly stepping
nom car and received rather severe injuries in
consequence. Hence my telegram, TO the signature
OF which IN the hurry OF the moment may have
omitted TO add the word "Junor.n
Trusting this explanation Will sufico for those who
mar have regarded my telegram as a ruse on the
part OF the Erie managers, / am, dear sir Yours
respectfully, WM. ABCiiDALL 0D0HERTi, JB.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
DolnD Of ASSISTANT kl0tgMss.

Horse ssory-Carriaacs for the Commit
tces-New PIcrs-BeIginn rayements--siore
''Extra Services" and Donations.
the Board met yesterday afternoon, the president
Mr.. Monaghan, presiding.
The Board conclrrsd With the Aldermen In incrcas-
ing the salary OF the third CLERK IN the bureau Of
street improvements to 90, 500
The Comptroller was directed 20 nay Algernon s.
sullivan 1900, Tor services counsel to Assistant
Alderman Peter Cnlkln, IN the matter OF tn claim
Of James y. McYeany to a seat In the Board
resolution was called up 70 remunerate Andrew
Garland for loss Of horse' In the sum Of $500, by
reason or the bad condition OF pier at the foot OF
Twenty-fnh street, East river.
Mr.. PISCKNEY told a good ''anecdote' during the
debate. The other evening q delegation of his con-
stituents called upon him TO 'taik horse,r or IN
other words 10 inquire why IL was the Common
Council were rewardlng . myriad OF substantial
OF the visitors stated that man vainly endeavored
70 DISPOSE OF horse which was stone blind and too
nents. bystahder said;--'sJim take him down 10
the dock and shove him OF. and the Common Coun-
cil WI ave You $500 Tor this extra seryice.'r
Tue resolution was ADOPTED.
lie street commissioner was Instructed 10 advcr-
flse f0f proposals for constructing piers at the foot
4 iivI EF'a'y''A aud IAr'yai'' Streets ana North
the Bosrc concurred with the Aldermen In direct
ing che comptroller 20 make lease OF all the rooms
IN NO. 5l+ Pearl street for ten years from the LIST
of January 1870 at rent for such additional accom-.
Inodaiions not 10 exceed 81 200 per annum Tor The
use OF the Second Districi Civil Court.
fhey also coneurred In directing the city purse
holder TO draw his warrants In favor OF the persons
named, ana for the amounts respectively specified
in resolut on passed by tho Board or CITY Csuy "a.
sorS, December 20, 1850.
Mr.. PINoaNEY protested against tho passage Of
shis paper because no names were mentioned In II.
The Comptroller was told TO pay EDWARD Van
Ranst tho sum OF S2el0 for coaches furnished 70
committees Of TIE Common Council during the year
1899.
Mr.. PgSoEEEy voted In the negative siatiaQ tnat
the eomnittee or which 10 was q member hal no
carriage. Tt@
Resolutions were adopted fxiug the salary Of The
CLERK VI the Board OF Assistant Aldermen az the
now paid to the clerk Of the Board or Aldermen.
The croton Aqueduct Department was directed 70
have Sixty-f0urth street IRON idlrd TO ruth avenue
paved with Belgian pavement
The Comptroller war directed 10 draw his warrant
In favor or the following NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
news chnfcn, 1898; Congregation sAesrth lsraei,
t0i0.
ON motion, the Beard adjourned 70 meet 1ais tTri-
d1y) noon
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YOSEMITE vALLEY.--ThAre we're 1922 visitors 10
tht wonderful valley California IN the year 1862
against l47 IN 1904. ~ ~ one OF the wonders OF toe
world, and ~ destined to be resort long its
UNIQUE wonders and beauties exist The valley to-
Hether with the BIG Tree grove near H. was granted
Dy Congress TO she state OF California lisa and
tne Legislature OF the State In accepting the grant
Old so ION the express conditions tnat The premises
sna De hed FOR pubic resort and recreation inalien
able Tor all time.p The valley, therefore, is pub
TIC park open 70 nil the world But there are two
occupants living ia u who claim 800 acres OF is area
ano as this claim covers considerable proportion
OF the l. 100 acres OF level area II Is proposed by
the California press that the two aquatters he
bought out and induced 70 leave the valley TO the
s'2.sp2ted suartianssir VI the paalnwQtn fees,
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The Albany and Susanehanna Railroad Suit
DecisI0n Ia Enynr OF the Ramsey Directors.

ROCHESTER,, Dec. 30, 1859.
Judge r. Darwin smith, OF the Supreme Court,
tins afternoon gave his decision In the Albany ana
Susquehanns Railroad suit lately tried before him.
He decides that tho Ramsey ticket OF directors was
duly elected, and that they are The lawful directors
OF said railroad HIS opinion win be pulnsggd To-
morrow.
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Bergen county, brutally beat Samuel Banta and his
son, OF kamsey's. After goiug up IN the country
and getting married the fellow returned to Ram
sey's, and threatened Mr.. Yeolnans bur Q consta-
Die captured him and lodged him IN jail.
!, COURT sEsrENcEs.-ln the Ber9sh county courts
:. """e"nsank on Vs. following sentences
...-v-s-sys-,s7y 'D ss' INC ,s.-.s:.sr
were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .lartnian, larceny
county jail for two months; Thomas O'Shaunessy,
burglary seven years I'm State Prison; William
Miller breaking entering and stealing four years In
derry house, nned fifty dollars; John Sharp, same
offence. lined nifty dollars; ]. g. Bogert, assault
lined twenty dollars Conrad Rolidman, entering and
stealing three years In state Prison.
David d. Eckefson, the murderer OF Peter St0kum,
was delivered TO the State Prison authorities on
Tuesday. J. q. Bogert and his son Casper were tried
Tor iare eny ali Ivuad not guilty.
Paterson.
PAssAc COUNTY CoURrs.-In the case OF George
Addy vs. city OF Paterson verdict OF six dollars
damages was rendered for plaintiff. In the case OF
Richard Hamilton vs. Henry Forbes the jury found
szl3 for plaintiff. In the case of Tying VS.. Could
arising out OF investments In the New Jersey Tube
Company, and In which plaintiff sued for 100000
damages, Mr.. 8. TuLlle counsel for defendant
raised the point that stakeholder could not sue
WI SS Jsss ss sH%p %nS RosS
that he would nonsult the case ct the conclusion OF
the evidence. lgs% .--,s, s,.t--, .yrt-a
1870 ..-l.zys.--. 49, Newark.
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KMLED.--Yesterday morning
brakeman named John II. Hulsizer, attached to
freight train on the Morris ana Essex Railroad, was
instantly killed at point between here and East
When the train left Orange junction Hulszer was
standing on the roof Of q car. He was found soon
after quite Dead the life having evidently been
with the arch OF bridge. His neck was broken.
lie was twenty-five years OF age, unmarried and
resident OF philipsburg whther his body was taken
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SAILED.

Steamships Trpoli, Liverpool Rhen, Bremen Eagle, Ha
vana: Fahxee Bermuda; Gen Barnes, Savannah; Magno
liza, Chareston VIM Clyde Wilmington, NC; sarstoga
Richmond, Ac.
Wind nj auIsetW
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fv,HE LARGEST DISCOUNT IN THE TRADE ALLOWED
lars In Wines and Champagnes; guaranteed gsnu
Inc o. v. HoLTz, Importer, " Duane street