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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
COTTON AND CO-OPERATION.

A MANUFACTURING TowN-CONDITIoN OF THE
FACTORY observation-disclosures, HOMES, AND
HOURS OF LABOR-Co0PERATIvE EXPERT
MENTS.
FALL RIVER, Aug. 31.-This city is the largest
cotton manufacturing town IN the Union, surprising
even Lowell and Lawrence in the number Of it's spndles
It's colossal granite mills substantial and handsome
structures. The city, which has thrice changed its
name Is now prosperous Local Improvements are being
rapidly developed, and many buildings are in pro.
cess OF erection The selection Of this point for the
Eastern terminus OF the Sound steamboats, has been
great advantage TO Fall River One marked superiority
II possesses over other Eastern manufacturing towns
that the msock is owned almost entirely by residents
The result is that all the money made hepe lmmedi
aely reinvesed In new mills other enterprises greatly
TO the benefit OF the town.
There are q mills within the city limits many Of them
very large ana containing the most approved machinery
They size from 100 LOOMS $500 spindes and Iso
The total figures, including new mills not vet com
peted. 1880 looms 1900 hands 10000 spindes and
l2oOeooOO yards manufactured The payroll OF the diff
ferent companies exceeds S2SOO per month The tonr
largest are the Union, American Mechanics and Men
chants who employ aggregate OF about 1000 opera
uVes The entire capital invested the business IA
above 100000 In addition 10 tho mills proper there
are several largo thread and print manufactures beside
machine shops and founderies
The population Of Pail River increased from 7aa IN
iS4O to about 5000 in 1862 and has nearly doubled since
the breaking out Of the late war Great changes have
taken place OF late In the character and condition OF the
operatives. The halcyon days Of the Lowell mill hands
described in Dekens's Notes." who attended Ivceu,o
eures. and wrote poetry and prose for periodical, of
'sAu eEn' are past Native Americans hare Abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
PISSEYGERS .ARRIVED.

FROM GLASGOwIn steamship RnrUpa Sept 9-Auenst Peter.
Macse. Miss FaWcett Mrs Dixon Ms DVuIas Miss Pals
H. Butler Mr.. Gedies Mr., He1tesou. T. b.
faue MCam J. shaw aBh lady. John Soan Capt Rohsoz
aud ady Samuel e. Stole john JAS r. Miller
~ Busey wife Epwh Lemaesr, JOHN H. Jesaon WIN
Daniel Underh Miss Elizabeth Cresctae Nism H.
Fars, Mr. Bpbam Wpgh4s Mrs A. Doyle; Miss wasop Villas
w. John POrsY;h, Miss j. ClAIk
Peter Grau Dke sud James Kenne John MeRs
Mrs Mitchell family f. Macne LADY aud family. Rev d. flaek.
r. Mason marsh lad r. T. aud D. BeAeg. Ms kembs
aud child w. Cobb W O. Clifford ard lady Joha DRYDEN Snip.
Am George Hadul lady aud family, W. liais aud lady, Robert
Crsvfr Ms. " LSmar C. @. Cassey j. steel Green r. W.
Csicalt Anna M Gurue1 Wm Boyd Stevenson aud lady MIA
Adams family. Miss L. Irwin. Miss r. Moore Miss j. heMaan
Prof Q. Elliott lady aud daughter. Miss NJ Close. . =.
FROM HANRE-lu steamship 81 Laurent sept 9Mr StuekY M
THOMPSON Miss Williams Miss Webster. MrA
Davis Mrs Kinney asd servant Nj aai M.s Dwight AoA
Mr. AMI SIN, Miller Robinson Gushing NJ and Mrs. Sher'
ma and and others.
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.s 70 get e, s.it rIll be ofsreat service to ne
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


The Supervisors met in the County Court
House yesterday. Supervisor Whtehiil OF the Commit
tee on the Aims House. reported that they had received
bids for apparatus and boilers for the Aims House.
and that bidder Felix Campbell at i2O6s5;
he moved that the contract be given TO him. supervisor
Whiting moved 10 lay the report the table TIL tho next
meeting that the members might have time 10 examine
the bids and to devise some cheaper mode OF nealhg
the building, the large one 10 pay Tor the
lob adopted Supervisor Crook submitted resolution,
which was adopted, that tho salary of j. b. voorhees,,
clerk the Surrogate be raised to 5000 per annum
The Committee Accounts reported that they had cN'
amiucd the account Of the Commissioner OF Jurors Tor
the year ending April 30 1902 and found that tho amount
received for fines and collections were S425; military
certificates sIS 75 total, s73 IS, being S69 IS more
than the previous year. The report was approved Inc
Committee appointed to examine the condition OF New
town Creek Bridge reported that they had contracted
the expense 20 be paid by the Counties OF Kings ana
Queens Tho report was received, aud ordered to lie
Entered on the minutes Supervisor Whitehall wanted 10
know n stems could not be taken 10 recover from q
Commissioners Of the Bridge or the si2ttJ appr1
prated for building It. Supervisor Crook said that tie
bridge was good could be expected FOR the prce;
that the bridge $4,000, the remainder being Tor
wages and extras and that the best thing the Board
could DO iHpanne Jury and hold an inquest over
the remains resolved that the Law Committee
have code Of Instructions registers or elections com
piled and 700 copies printed The bill OF Sheriff Camp
bell from April June 80 amounting To SlAll %, was
referred the Committee on Accounts The Board tIen
adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
RESCUE OF TWO GIRLS.

In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday
madame" Gone. the keeper OF n house OF prostitu'
ton designation on Bayardst charged Ida Freeman
and Phebe Rose both young and apparently respectable
girls with having robbed hor OF slG7 I'm currency Tho
evidence was OF such character that its repetition
unnecessary but its substance this The grls were
passing the house, when the called them, and
prevailed upon them to enter, assuring them that she
In want OF two domescs. While IN the house she
managed to separate them and Ida Freeman was locked
up In room. Here che was joined by unknown man.
who endeayored to accomplish her ruin. She resisted
successfully, however, and made her escape TO the
other girl propositions OF the basest nature were made
but she also left the house and joined her companion ON
tho street But their troubles were not yet oyer No
sooner had she lett tho house than-a policeman was
called, ana their arrest and commitment procured
Oh the up charge above mentioned. After hear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
TIE FpIrIT-GROWERs' CLUB.

The regular weekly meeting OF the frulV-
Growers Club was held yesterday afternoon at NO
PARK Mace There large attendance OF fruoNers
and fruit-growers Mr. A. ~ Powell presided Iho taDie
On front OF the Chairman well laden Win pears
c,ape-. apples and peaches, waiting classification.
letter was received from Mr. Geo 8. Powell OF Gnent
Y who has under cultivation between l4Oo anu l2oO
trees many hundred Cherries pIuha Tasi
AntwerpS) and general variety OF fruits Inc cuIau
worms had for two years past badly Jurea tho viUp
as, Fall the writer uprOOted thousand hne bushes
and burned them AT The time OF WIRING tne o'ei, ~"
,anio heinS filled with wOrss nests. and the worms
bIsy az work doyouring the leaves Ihe NiItSI
the killing OF birds whose Industry IN tlan.nH I
nests tho fruit. grower often acknOwedges grateIuJ
and he also hoped that law may be passed aAIug ~
crime 10 kill birds during any season oil the year ino
LII The I1ul, Boune do Jersey aud Duchesse especially
l. H. Julian OF :Faryew, near Sykesvllle Mi sem W
"a, SeT sonic MARYLAND grapes Mr.. Topping OF OF
tawa Kan was introduced TO tie Cub anu IN Few re-
marks skctched his experience ln 49, Ihc cron
Kansas. The Wilson was the mai-slay tneLo tnU ~
was doing very we'll The Tromphe de Cana fd hot 40
well The speaker had raised 2o) quarts GU one acle'
ana they leicd him - cents quart above OIL EXPENSES
Tbcy were troubled very little with iAsccs III haasas,
but in Southern IHos they were very huch aIuoyeu W
both worms and insects The gentleman asked lioEna
ton in regard to the Romeyne seecllng ms
gave rise to discussion Dr. IieAalner' gaI
T. j. Fuller. and Mr. Cayanagh colieRaeI !
,Ipi he TriUu phc Do Gaud and the Roucyne Seeding
ere Identical Mr.. MOulton was IN doubt upon tno
"f ountlus c agent OF the RonCyue Seeding ON the
IiI' Vim 1it,iar.s that Il IA "A different being. Tuis
question II appears has been yexed one ior solho u9
Inn Ito club td 20 settle the dispute BIT Moultoh ono ca
n n grew we'll would rciutc the argument mat III Was
the sane as the Trlompho de Gand for the latter grew
INT p0prly Kansas MIR. ID. a. Newton introduced inc
kwariran Meat and Vegetable Chopper, and gave "a
practical test OF IS powers TO the CluD Inc machiho
tcserbcs small wnlking beam engine. In three hnutes
IN ,ui auo enough FOR hash. Tho knife plays per.
pcud,culaTly into revolving cylinder AFTER hhlOunc
ng that paper would he read heh Wssh gH no' ~
"tculturc by Miss Fuller m0uea to adjourn was put
and carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
THE RoosEyELr-sr. HOMICIDE.

Coroner Schrmer yesterday held an inquest
1T the Morsue over John Hickey. late OF No 10 Roose
vcst who died at Bellevue Hospital from the effect Of
injuries received the al inst by being kicked In the
abdomen by Mrs. Margaret Anderson resident OF the
house The following oyIdeuce was taken: Patrick
Clark shoemaker OF No. 10 ROUaoyeltst, testified That
on the afternoon Of the 2d int quarrel occurred on the
landing IN front Of Ms. Rgbys ROOM deceased and wit
ness went to see what tho matter aud Mr.. Mar
ply holding MIS-. Rugby, and Mr.. Anderson holding his
VIE by the shOuldcIs the deceased was IN mont
OF Mrs. Anderson; while the parties were In
this position he saw Mrs, Anderson violently
Kick the deceased two or three times In the
lower part OF tho abdomen; Mr.. Anderson
then took his wife down stairs deceased complained Oh
The pain occasoncd by the kicking; Sunday Dr. Welsh
called a. the deceased became seriously unYel be-
foro the deceased kicked he made no remarks or
tried TO interfere: he merely spectator deceased
WAS removed the hospital, where lie died on Tuesday
al 10 d. IN. This fully cOrrObOratcd by several wit
nesses Dr. Henry T.. owens, House Surgeon Of Bellevue
Hospita al made post-nOrtem and found that death
suited from rupture Of the bladder IN consequence OF
the kicks The Jury rendered verdict against Mrs
Anderson and committed TO the Tombs TO await
the action OF the Grand Jury she Is native OF Ireland
age 80 years She denied her guilt The deceased was
native Of Ireland, age 43 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
REAL IND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN NED-
YORK.
VALUATION AS EoUALIzED By THE BOARD OF
ASSESSORS.

VALUATION AS EQUALIzED By THE BoAHp VI
ASSESSORS.
We publish below the equalization OF prop
ery in this State in accordance with the fcewhS reS
luton adopted by the Board Of Equalization on the Sth
inst on motion Of Controller Anen;i
,ord That the valuations fixed hy The Bosrl OF "a
fan and hereto annexed aud amounting TO ~ po
IN, Az. LT apt ard cerGe the eluahri krekAe
ire real md personal pro- 81 eoh the Ve % 's
State aud duf certified l1s N-t ~ - 90
otis Road he b.posd In Office oftbe Coan % ~ e
alton UP which Controller y 10 compute he
Inc ear $50 and A. the ssh equazi valuation as mile n'd
,rprte couay With the nuuies OF he prnees " ans
Sae Of NewYok do hereby ecrt The ioreeoiGg De
, tr,us.p cf tie original r@souon this IA ado yea ny ",
81 upo the minutes Of said Board ana mo "nvS
Of The said resolution al, IRA
r. a YOUEGLOvE President Of the Board 81 Equalization
f. BLAKELkY CerK Of tie BoaId Of bIlaitat'h
The first column contains the assessed valuation OF rear
estate as returned by the OF the various conn
tics The second column contains the equalized Valua
t,n of real estate rs &c by the state Board OF Equ
cation The thrd column contains valuation OF perSohn
rropcrtv TIE last column shows the aggregate eluai
izad valuation Of property the several counties Inc
table is furnished b. j. F. zebcy esd State Assessor
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THE FENIAN FUNDS ONCE MORE.
IN. EHito. m 4 The Trfbnup

SIRE In your issue of the 9th inst. notice a
letter from a Mr.. r.mmins, on the Fenan Funds
duplcy of John OMahony in his dealings with Belmont
&C." II seems to strike him las well as all English
sympathizers) that II that old veteran Fenian Johs
OMahoDy gets hold OF the money he may buy aud
ammunition and perhaps keep "poor England In hos
water still longer there is depending on him. Mr..
Timmins knows and we all know what state no had
this country in four years Yes, John OMahoDy 10
the enemy the British party has TO fight. He has opened
the OF rishmcn % the fact that longer to
be fooled and duped by those leaders who laughed al
citizens IN British dungeons: Mr. Tnmins seems TO
have sympathy with the widows and Orphans but.
strange as II is long the "great leader OF ths
Democratic party cd possession OF the funds there
no sympathy for those widows and orphans. The FeDan
funds now i'm question contributed for object,
and that was tic Independence OF ireland aud all ths
influence Of the its Government will fail 10 scatter
those funds from III original object ERIN Go BRAGH.
hetC- York. Sept, Z, 1869.
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THE POLICE UNIFORM QUESTION.

The Police Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon Ethe uniform question: so often debated,
up again. and after some discussion Rule No. -
was amended to read as follows:
RUIZ A-Cptain, always duty ard shall the
senbSi uniform unless specially Authorized citizens
Board the Superintendent Strgauts touujsuen.
patrop doneD shall the prescribed uniform at all times
respective patoou patrol dty AID when
platoon called extraordinary When
attend sny Of the courts witnsea or complain
regular special drills for exercise Hstq
business whatever The School Of Instruction be shall
the prescribed form Members Of the 0r special
purposes be relieved from wearing uniform by the Board OF the Spen-
iendeut Police hut time while cteus dress member
exempted hom the performance Of police ddt. Tae gloves.
set, badges em devices belts aud button shall correspond with
samples deposited the cloth tho Central Department The
will be boued at all times when duty and the shield will not
be the outside Of the dress when of duty
Sergeant VIM. III. Christie transferred from the
Fifth TO the Fourth Precinct and Sergeant James Lynch
from the Fourth 10 the Fnth Precinct Tie following
Officers were dismissed the Police force Albert Price
OF the Fourteenth Precincts c. w Lent Forty ninth Sub
Precinct Martin Hines, Tweneth John Keenan,, Forty
ninth, and Thomas Joyce OF the Twenty-nnth. They
also accepted the report OF the Board OF surgeons APP
pointing Surgeons at Police Headquarters Drs. John
Frazer and Vim. j. Donor, in place OF Hiram Po0ler
and o. W. Armstrong the present incumbents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10

writing the history of battles, on batlefeds themselves
instead Of in books. or on paper. was 100 s'ar'i"e
novelty to calmly nationally received ana ehor
tanned by the public mind, Notwithstanding ls oo'o
feasibility and Importance, and its great superiority W.
the old method Of delineation. But though ~
have erced and disturbed everybody else it is Work
which bas bcen perforlned to the satisfaction OF the
Battlefield Memorial Association and OF the Generals
on whose testimony mooted questions as to positions anu
movements OF corps divisions ON the Held nave Deen
decided and nobody else has any great rghto coIa
Monumental stones indicating positions and bearing Ia
scriptons explaining the movements made ROM. 20
49,, - iii he speedy stationed on this field III pur
spance Of the testimony thus elected. When competeu
this battle field Will present OF the sciehho "onucr'
~ tina world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
THEY WILL NEVER LEARN.

The Mayors Marshal yesterday caused the
oroide Watch Company OF No I'll Greenwichs to refund
~ c. Rood Of Hancock Delaware County, N. " $50,
which he invested In the envelope game. Geo.
Frost aud David Patton each lost $50 ut the cstab-
lshment Of Joseph Hunt No 73 Courandtst, and Mar
refunded. Chas. B0ulanger gambled away SIS az
the establishment OF Jno Miett, No IL Broadway, by
the envelope game" then appealed 10 Marshal Tooker,
and the money refunded. .Lucius Miller gave SIS
for watch at the oroide Watch Company's Office, No
233 Broadway regretted the purchase and sought the
assistance Of the Marshal, who, through his officer
covered the money Notwithstanding this exhibition,
there will DO at the Mayors Office today the usual
Der OF "beaten" bargain aud fortune hunters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK,

PORT or NBw.YoRE.....................S September
CLEARED.
The Custom House closed oday Of respect 10 the memory
the Hon. John A Rawlias, the late Secretary Of War.
ARRIVED.
Steamship St Laurent Lemaie, lae via Brest Ag 30 mse and
pass . . 80 -
Steamship Iuropa Msedonai Glasgow Aug q? via Neville July -
mjse aud
Steamship Didgo Johnson Portland. mdse. and pass.
Rather Marh Manila MAY ~. hemp and
Josephine Martin Fickett. Marseiies
Brig Dcker-pu Demerars
Brig Luna Hill. Cienf1esos IS DAYS sugar
Brig Alexander Mhken Mout1n u moassss
Brig Iucds Bissett Dorchester. n b., days, stone.
Brig Nora. Dow, Portland lumber
sCHoONERs-RyBR
r. W. Bunnei. Georgetown. 0cesnus, Georgetown.
John q. Ferris, Virginia. j. S,rattou, Philadelphia
Casco Lodge, BlIibethpot q, Porter Bizihrlport
Jane. RhrbehpOrt Nm Butman Port Johnson
Palus, ElIAbrtbpor, PredmoTr, BiIabchPoTL
Maria G. Hall, South Amboy Aida Jones. Newport
Exeter ROndout Expedite, ROudout
Globe Bangor. lumber Josephine. Bridgeport
ID Morris Port Jefferson. GleuwOod Port JeHeroa.
Highland, Roslyu. W. W. Grilin. Hadian.
+ II. Seymour, Providence. Port Roy al. New Haven.
Mary Ellen. NorvaL g. A. Twiball NewHsysa
Falcon, NeNhayen. Niagara, West Farms
q. y Allison, Wesiehester Arnna, STANFORD,
Maria, Nor!hporL Reindeer NeN.Hayeu.
SAILED.
Seamshpsrhpoh for Lverpoo Hanss for Bremen Couubs
for Havana Rpiaan Savsunsh A6eDA for Norfolk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Francisco, Sept s-Aved ship w. j. Parks en Bostea
Pekn. for Hong Kong Sailed David snt
swallow Er Liverpool
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DECISION2.

SUPREME COURT-C HAMBERs.-Bv Mr.. Justice
CLEiKE-Joseph Rauch agt Elizabeth kauch.-leporf
Of referee confirmed.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL1 ERM.-By Justice
MCCUNN-In re- HastersOn, prisoner.-Dlscharged on
bail James OBren Sheriff, &c, ACT The Merchants In
Western Insurance Co. Of BufTalO-Motions granted.
Fliridge AIT. Reed-Compaint dismissed. Van Nest
agt Taliaferro ct al-AiOtion directing to pay over
money granted. Walker agt Plum.-Moton grantedi
cause referred BY Justice JONEs-Magdalena hlsgeTts
agt. Wilhelm Neutrality-suspicious. denied.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-SPEGAL TERM
By BRADY J.-Pacifo Mail 5. $. Co. ag-. Luius see
ornion with Clerk Leslie agt. Leslie.-Ogder settled
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THE POLICE CLUBBING CASE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday took additional tes-
tmony tho OF Jacob Berke, the German who was
alleged to have been dubbed In the Leonards Police
Station the full particulars OF which have been given
The TRIBUNE. The testimony showed that Berkle es.
capped from his cell after being arrested and that In
capturing and forcing him back into the cell no moro
violence used than absolutely necessary. This
statement sworn by Sergeant Christie and other
officers VI the Fifth Precinct who added that Berda
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rorRT rALENDAR-TnIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT -CHAMBERs-REsERYED CASES.
Nos T. 50. So, 89, 89t lOl. 100, us. H. l2A
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 3443, 500, 35oi,
ss01 ash ass $50 $751; 357 1913 3sli, 3I
35lS Sl; 35is sic $50 Sa 3zl 329 asa 352s 3s26
COURr OF GENERAL SEssTQNs,-A, j. Clarke, OBJ.
tanning goods by false prenseii Charles H. Bot forgery iha
Murray burgsry David Jones aud yoaa AeSps
fouiou, battery Jane, Grey and Jobn FeI grand As
T. Weller Indecent ASSAULT joseph Qninn bngat
Louis Mosa receiving stolen goois Julius Wspeh Charles seqa
Matthias Timber MAMMALIAN Well Margaret Bourny Charles knx
snJ Vim Raua grand larceny Thomas 0DouBe Lawrence
Mccoy robbery Simon Thompson ouous assault and batter Man
Crtr orEery JeuIrg Allied sunders Geo C. Adren
Marnsn Gertrude NeWman ard Mary Aehennan graa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
RECEPTION OF THE HARVARD CREW.
The Assistant Board of Aldermen, at the
session yesterday adopted the following preamble All

session yesterday adopted the following preamble and
resolution, submitted by Mr. Roberts:
kron, The Harvard sLo the Asntc friendly
spirit 10 contest ohrsmaushp with the colgaEs of Oi will
this their 10 sister State Of Massachusetts,
therefore DO it
Rsopsd That appreciation OF their spirit In meeting the Bugsh
admiration for the msnuess
with which thy have illustrated Ausansn abroad tue Cor
81 EeuYok hereby tender the
Harvard the Of the Governors Room
CITY Hall for the reception Of uer Gends who desire
~ them during their stay 10 tb, city.
That Committee Of three from each Board the Common
Coane appointed the Harvard students their
Esw.Yori, tender them the ho,pAitss Of the CITY.
accordance with the resolution. President Monaghan
appointed such Committee, the part OF the Assist
ant Board OF Aldermen, Messrs Roberts, Culkin and
Chimney.
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ceved his injuries who dashng himself against stDa sng
as az his cell and corridor. Nevertheless bern.o
tbIonf testied that on looking into the cells on tue
night Of the assault he saw RoTnamaG onbhna him
PLY ns in mart corroborated by Henry g. Gartncr OF
No % and the case was 1 5nen Viii his
d NJ and then left, supposlS tue case
would not come up yesterday. but was gone oy ieT
,on,ens when Coroner Flynn arrived ana coulmeHceu
tba I'm vestjgafon The case will be continued tOuay'
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Isl-S slUSlJ!.6i5 siHae''.' G'l'.-''"
The above table shows that tho cqIazed valuation u
property In the IS $50 greater than last year.
ard that the valuation Of properly IN Now-foTk CITY has
increased during the past twelve months The
Board OF EQUALIZATION made deduction on the valuation
Of real estate In New-IoIk CITY OF sSo,-''pV Oh TIC
amount returned by the County assessorr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
WHY WON'T THEY sTOPl

To the Bdfior Of The Tribune.
SIR: Why is it that every Democratic sheet
in the country beside that discaim the name,
constantly grumbllng: Grant, Grant! Grant, Grant
does this or does thai does not do this or that We
are disgusted beyold measure and must protest in the
name Of common leCency against so much boOus slang
and fau,tuduc. We have endured much, bat patience
has now ceased 20 De virtue MANY CITIZENS.
GreentiAe, Penn sept. Z. 1902
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xp,va p,cx,crs ron THE PRESS.

C.t.slts lGr,ers sng At tbs eladts
persons exhibiting authority Of W. SlneuoH General
packages the J0E1t OF CoHmer Tunes TKibsSsr
World Erpr ErdiHg Pest Commercial idrsTissr Stlas
Z,g and Nso Yorker DD0.fa should a'o be delivered os
hag
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ing the evidence the Assistant District Attorney very
properly refused to prosecute, and the prisoners
sci arged,
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Surt 0larorns' Hctits.

STATE NEw.IoRH,
PoRTwARpnsS oFTioH, No. 20 williams
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section q tue Ast passed April r. 1887 entitled 40 Asss
Interested n having charge Of the subject matter Of sueh nqau
examination survey that the following vessels under
Port that said eIsmnauoas ~
within succeeding this notice oe oea 90
vessels;
bark
Bark MeGNey....,.
brig lrbsees
Big I0glniO
Brg Martina
MINrHORNE ToMPhlfs. lresidsSt
J. AUss HERKiaAS. Secretary.
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THURSDAYS WEATHER. Reports . q
uNIATURK ALMANAC.

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