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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
THE wEIGHERs' FRAUDS.

This case, in which Percy b. Spear, a Custom
House welgher is charged with dcfraudng the Govern
ment by means OF false pay rolls came for examina
ton before Commissioner Osborn PayrOlls dated April
o. 1862 April 49, 1862 March g. 1862 March co. 1862 May
49, 1862 May a. 1862 June g. 1862 and June TO- 1862 were
admitted by defendant as those TO by him, pre-
scented TO the auditor OF the Surveyors Department for
payment and the payment thereof received by him at
ment, testified: Never worked for Spear agent for
the premises Spear used Office the rent SI per
month; the last payment was made 10 by Dootle's
House weighers since Plnneys me-tnat Is about 1865;
DOoltte occupied them before Spear since that Tune
have let IL 10 other party thanhe s. wegher spear
has rented tho premises since about the 10th OF hpT
never authorized any body TO sign payros for me ola
receive about May az May Is sign Tor
receive $40 49, May sign for receive Si 90 or
June sign for receive sl6 go James L. Benedct,
called by the Government testified Am Deputy Sur
yeyor payros OF all tho weighers presented TO me
for approval guided by the general appearance OF
the and oath OF the officer That they correct
instructions published for tho benefit OF weighers
prepared the Instructions Government has always re-
fused pay rent for OicerOOm for weighers, and the
charge for the payros is generally charged I'M
der the head OF storage for tools - the salary OF weigh
So 500 per year IL not tho custom to look be-
yond the payTolls and the sworn statement OF the
Weighcr tho evidence OF the Of the pay
rolls the welgher supposed 10 be responsible for the
cOTrectu OF his payTOHs The further hearing was
then adjourned TO the l4th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
THE BROADWAY PAVEMENT.

The work of paving Broadway, which has
lust been completed was commenced June 1867, and
has occupied years, two months, and eight days
The work begun by special commission appointed
by an act of the Legislature Of 1906 The committee con-
sisted Of Guy r. FELTON, VIM P. Black, and the Commits
sioners Of the Croton Aqueduct Department. The
original appropriation for the work ss90l7 Charles
Guedit tho contractor, has done the paving, and Gen.
Graham the engineering part Of the work During the
first season. from June December 10, the work did
not progress very rapidly, owing to opposition in the
Legislature and the part Of the stage owners and 9th
The stage owners procured an injunction against
the paving on the ground of the OF the
Legislative grant This as disposed Of m tme but by the
opposition Of Commissions In the Legislature the con-
tractor delayed In getting his pay and In
hampered and retarded IN his work. Work was dlscon-
nued December 49, 1867 and the pavement was done az
this time as far up as Houstonst But the space
VaFORs laid there and there was no concrete
down as I'M the other parts of the street. which enaed
further expense and special contract Tie work was
therefore continued up toward FOurteenthst, leaving
that space untouched at the session Of the Legsa
tuFe, the work taken from the Special Commission
and put into the hands OF the City street Depart
sso made 5 Of m os Is and spesa Spnract mSds
with Mr. Guidet to lay concrete from Reade 10 Canast
The work pushed on mp TO Fourteenthst and since
gangs been at work both ends Of the
Reade and Canalss: section, and on wednesday they
met ut Wbie-st, which completed the work. The new
pavement properly called the Gudet pavement, after
the inventor who was also inventor OF the Belgian IL
consists OF pieces Of Quincy granite from inches
length ~ inches Wide and inches deep It is
perOr 20 the Old Russ pavement because IT IS IN mar
reek OF which the Russ was made was a
homogeneous stone, and wore smooth, while the
never wears smooth People in the vicinity OF Bowling
Green state that upon the steep grade there seven 70
nine horses would often be down upon the old Russ,
while they cOrrOborae the statement Of drivers that
horses scarcely fan on the Gudet The truckmen
also state that horses draw greater loads upon this
pavement than upon the NicOlsOD There 5000
yards OF pavement down. extending without break rom
nearly sos 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13


Hotel as stated in yesterdays TRIBUNE. They were
much wearied and Immediately retired. perfectly inno'
cent OF the rounded periods attributed to them by
imaginative reporters Choy Chew is partner OF the r
of Lun Wo Of Hong Kong and San Francisco, and sing
Man Is partner Of the firm Of Chy Lung OF the same
places They are BOTH apparently, persons OF lnteii'
genee and education Choy Chew is very handsome
man. and, but for his firm lip and searching eye might
be easily mistaken for one OF the other sex. He
has been in America IL years. Sing Mans
features are more Of the Tartar type and
he appears to be overlooking with good nature. Their
garments OF the usual Chinese type, not SNOWY but
respectable, andther heads close shaven with the
exception OF the webraided pigtai They state that
their reasons for coming East are TO hnd new openings
for the business Of their firms and Also 10 see the East
cities. They will remain about a week in the city,
and then probably 10 San Francisco 1t was their
intention 10 visit Washington and Boston, but they feel
so wearied out with what they have already gone
through that they will probably not carry out that In
teDtion. Sing Man has been Is years In America HIS
firm deals in dry goods tea &C. Choy Chews firm deals
in tea, ginseng and other produce. They earnest
disciples of Confucius Bible was lying the table in
their but they said they were only reading 1t from
curiosity
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION.


The Committee of Arrangements met yester-
day. when Theodore Hedenfeldt Charles l. Triaca, Al
bert Kamroth, Frederick Kthne, Thomas Warker, and
Frederick Kapp present It was resolved that the
celebration consist Of procession the unYainR OF the
monument at the Central Park and banquet Inc FOL
the Tnrner Societies Of this CITY, brooklyn, "llans
snrGh Jersey cry ana fNrn IKE Norm western Sanger
bund, and the General Singers Unions inc teaehers anu
scholars OF the following Institutions OF learning New
York University; Columbia College; College OF the City
Of NewYorki Columbia College Grammar SGaTo'; d D
Mr. p. W. Moellor's private schools Prof
Ehe CbaTlers Academy, Dr. j. HirzeIs markets. SCHOOL
school In FOurtlst HObOken Academy, Mr. JOS Deghne
and DR. Medlers private schools OF BrOokyn ana VnS
intellectual Progress German Society VOrwaerts tOn
ward, New York German Reading Club, German heaH'
ave- German Club of HobokeD, aud Germania Club OF
Brooklyn the participation Of other INSTITUTIONS Oh learn
ing and societies, both American ana Gerna
not comprised In the above list "a desired anu soucleu
act as marshal OF the procession, win the pveRe OF
appointing assistant marshals ana OF aTanghg
An the Central Park will consist Of music unYailng the
monument speeches in English aud German, and sing
Ing Prof Or. Francis Lieber will be invited TO deliver
the address IN German, and Prof John w. Draper de-
liver the address English. In the evening banquet.
ans @ S selected ecS pS 81 Freq dc Ge P
Will Kuttruh will be invited to act marshals Of the
banquet. and Messrs Fred. kapp and C. IL. Detmod as
committee Oasts. Mr. Theodore Thomas OF the Cen.
trail Park Garden win be invited and requested by the
committee to furnish the during the ceremonies at
the Central PARK. The committee will meet again on
Tuesday next
Mr.. Fred Kthne Treasurer OF the Committee &C
knowedges the receipt Of the following contributions IN
Dr. JOSEPH SshnetteT s2S T. W. schmidt SIS; Ludwig
SIS Charles GosPp. sos Pre kapP S2S MARI Barmagm E
Spies 420 Hon Francis ROdman, S5O Hboken Academy S2O
TbeO Roosevelt SOi William Sepway 500 Germanil ti.e 10,
suanee Company, Sebnts WsTker, &30 GeneraConsu
Dr. R0sg $50 Eugen Balm s5O Robert avemeyer $50 Neen
$50 Duher Fo doug YeTen $50 Levi Parsons sos
Alderman, So; Phpp Bssnge $50 Schultz So thSek
Co. G. ErmuuDutsch $25 Gustav Amsnek $le0 Fred
KabBe $50 Oswald OtteBdorer 800; C. Detmod SOo Gen
Fremont 500 Wm r. B0dget SlCO LorenSo Demonieo, S2s
WgeT $50 PofA Compton $50 Pastor ardt LnuReps
as Amend go; Henry Ssnann 80, Philip Walter
si0 sbe So Baron GeTO $685. Fl T. Frey SIS
Htske, 81; ScbWedT, S25 LAsng S25; g. Degen
SS ChaG Nsbie s22 Bile Chsrisr 0 A6ser $50 DeGt
Leseelnb Sebwab S01i 3D. Bnkemeye SOO
Sobagnwet sl0i Dr. gH s5 B. in Dayton Ohio
Rudolph LeIOW, $50 DeucbAm Sebule Won P W MOI
r S35; lagsen Co.. SlOb Edward Matthews SlOOi Thomas
BGOu sIUO Noch, WihamsburEb, $40 Total $28' So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
THE FRurT.eRowERs, CLUB.

The New-York Fruit Frowers' Club met yes
terday afternoon, Mr. Powell in the chair. Several mem
bers had brought specimens Of Summer apples and
which were placed the table for examination. Mr..
Carpenter spoke the subject Of early apples and pears
Among Summer pears he regarded the Buerre Clifford the
best OsbOrne's Summer was very hno and snowy but,
wanted Character The Dossorus Seeding from
Long Island, promised well A. 70 apples,
some one else. There the table some very
beautiful specimens Of herBaeeous Fox Seeding, va
5es6 si fO 5ar te o%eF had been eTens7ey
vailed and greatly improved by Mr.. Buchanan,
Mr. Bruin exhibited varieties OF early apples Mrs.
Lyon Of Eew-LOndOn. Connecticut, had brought some
currant bushes attacked by insects Dr. Imbie OF New
eide upon the character of the insect Dr. Ilmbe said
Was the S members remarked that cEens Would
do their gardens mischief than all the lnsects
tSSie from Mr. C. W. Ide dealer in fruits These were
the District Of Columbia the eastern shore Oh Mary
hand and Delaware respectively The peaches were as
tribned to eaudence and pronounced very good Mr.
Carpenter remarked that he would venture TO name ye
varieties OF Summer apples which he considered the
very best for cultivation These were the Prnsate.
Summer Queen, Sweet Bough Early Joe, ana sumner
There were objections, he sald 70 the carry HAT
vest ara the Red Astrachan, notwithstanding these
north radish sent IN from Jamesport n y labeled
the Chinese radis The Celestial esculenI was CUT
Open found TO be hollow and worthless Inc Shar
man said no had seen fru the windows on Broadway
labeled California pears and he supposed they were
member Of the Club said he had eaten some OF these
pears for dinner, and found them very de-
They were shipped San Francisco, and reached Chi
cag0 In good condition. There neglect and rough han
ding began and they were delivered in NewYOrk very
much damaged The shipper would lose $1,000 on the lot
from this handling The sound fruit sold OF tl5
a case containing about IS pears. They retailing
on Broadway at so cents each They were Bartletts.
Mr. Fuersad this old story Of the utter neglect
and wanton destruction Of fruit all the railroads
in the vicinity Of New-York. Mrs. Barlow, by
request exhited several very interesting tropical pro
ducts from the West Indies, and gave entertaining
account OF their and applications. Her remark
were received with applause Mr.. Carpenter moved tha
the Club invite Mss Chaplin NJ D., 70 read paper Oh
horticulture as employment and recreation for women
AZ NEXT ineetfpR The motion was carried UNANIMOUSLY
Mis- Dir Chaplin said II would be impossible TO prepare
Euch paper for the meeting, but she would be gaf
10 do so at some future time. On motion, the Club al
kourDed. "....| . ....
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw.YoRk............. August IA

PORT OF NETWORK. .......," ,.".",...Auguf H.
CLEARED.
sts.m'hps-HsmaSh. wsneis De9eH M',oun P.n. Hayls,
and Eew.Ohesns Saratoga Alexander Norfolk, Va he W G.
PeepOe Shropshire PhdsPha Black Diamond neIsd PhA
dephiG Dirgo, Johnson Portsnd Ashland COwel Boston
ShpBaS Jacket SmnOns San Rraneseo Admiral Haelsofp
Baltimore. ...
BsTEs-yisss ouseB MeGray HaVrei Stefan opueh. M.rh
Tettsi Minerva Antwerp A. SherNood LeerAu Cad
B-AacAtay PethedEe QuesnsoSu for Orders Anon Brown
saeks Belle Of the Bay, KOJeI GaTsItOS John Lewis
Costsr. Turks Island
Schr JObn Morris Mcconnell st. Johns n ri Row. Arch wlei
more st. JhB N Jed FRYE Langley Jacksonville Fai JED bor
dsp PsrsOs AlerAad Val Reed yssneil Bl!ou Pau
gere Arlehat b. Ksdron MeLsusSn Eorok, Western Star
Crows Philadelphia B. khE Kelly Philadelphia James Warren
Dnsko PHILADELPHIA g. p Adams, Talbot, Philadelphia
SiOop-hAy Gray Allyn, UAeas'iile
.... ... ARRIVED. ....
Steamship Columbia Van Slice. Havana days dst Ias
Bark Adsgse C. Adams LeAyitt New Haven, ballast ..
Big George GuehrIt Gihrs Gov Bar &. b. IL days
Brig Marco Pole Pits Windsor. NJ s.. III days plaster.
Sc NJ Richards Irving Georgetown, s. c. days naval
sehr VIM Joues Line ST. Mars Ca, ndays laval stores
sehr Mssss Branha. Strout Savannah days. lumber
sebr Keudofeage Mitchell, south JogEens 20 days timber
'H scHOoEnRs-RyKR AMI ooAATwnh
Henry Parker Baltimore Heea A. hovt Georgetown, D. G.
HannAh Predmors Virginia. Jennie Hall, virginia.
Israel Merritt Virginia ElahA T. smith Corsica, Nd
-.. DOMESTIC PORTS
nosroN ARR l9ArVed steamship GAacu from EeW,York sh
Msmpop rspsni bark Restless from Smyrns Prudence LeEborn
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TEElIURr DKPAKraEsr.,
o,c, a, ,HE SuPEEysSG ARCHITECT, July H. 1907 q,
PROPOSALS will be received unu

oH a a
cpATITn PROPOSALS will be received until
> HsEa SS s1 s; IS :. ss aGS 's nav ere
roNomee t more less Of dimension OhANlIb, Gear IN
as ,Ds nee from STAINS or sap The r0Hts o S % mar
Gu e' aen Schedule Of Sizes TO be ianIhfd neeeIe
uea AUG .nd delivering shove 800 enoe yds more o.,
9 LIMESTONE OF horth RIVER ~ onLb 70 os
s OF uhh ,sd beakinE wth clean square heture gne
90 the bed to eoau less haa enbe feet and no
quarter 70 s les than cable feet OF to be lee, man inches
stone 70 so 80 more OF hard durable SIOhE broAen "
a. 10 !" ssu suitable TOT concrete - iii .. .,o
we h o. cubic foot sad yard ana WIN DC enoes1'
Dies wv Is..Ios stone rubhle aud concrete n a..
arstey TOT monthly delivery and acceptance "
Payments 70 Architect his Agent dsdHetnG 10 per en'
stone BY lnt ~ plsdos Of the eonsract OoN
until the hnal penal bond In the Of tfV
oa ons that the bidder vi leeP. hsd perform .I "a h, DO
Mavsrdsd TO BIN ~, District where the bidder resides . -
D,nei rsssss the right reject any OF ell o ma hs.
deemed or s Tsry respect TO this advertisement N not % wv
'dsrsd b. udOr'sd, Proposals for Dimension RaoO'' '
Concrete Stepe S,one will submit In All sample OF no
Bdas, 'st sTG inches cube ho.iDg ihs dhsrs5' styles
stone they DO ,.sisa the quality Of the material ..A
suitable 10, Ud ''0 u. AuLLRTT. 6sDsrTsAG Ass''S"
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IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MECHANISM OF THE
ORGAN.

An exhibition was given yesterday, at the
mandatory Of the Messrs Jardne of the organ built
by them for the Dutch Reformed Church 1.-THE Rev.
Dr. POtter Wiliamsburgh This instrument contains "a
stops running through, new, among which Is the
Vox Ceess obtained by Mr. Jardne from the celebrated
organ in the Madeaine in Paris The chief features
in the organ, however the mechanical devices by
which the performer, while playing has, hitherto un
known facilities for producing every variety OF light ana
shade grand creseendo and dimnuendo effects. sudden
fernando bursts OF power &c. and then passing 20 the
most delicate tones This is accomplished by bar that
is moved easily by the foot either TO the right
or left, and draws the stops in passing along
The composition knobs placed within reach
Of the fingers while playing, and at touch they ny in
and do their work These made on new plan.
Instead of moving the action directly they simply open
valve and admit the wind TO small bellows which IN
fates the action automatically. Mr. Jardine
has in reduced pallet the same principle TO
make the touch Of the keys easy and so successful Is s
application in the that he Is applying II TO the
Grand organ which he is now erecting In ST. Georges
tine Rev DR. Tyngs) Church, which Will be one or the
largest in this country THIS device has been patented
Messrs. g. Morgan, r. Elder and H. Toulmn performed
at the exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13
THE VRERLAND CASE.

In this case, in which the proceedings in the
charge Of abandonment brought by Caroline +. Yree-
land against George Vreeland, sought to be re-
moved from before Justice Mansfield the ground that
he had no Jurisdiction OF the matter all the proceedings
removal have been quashed by the defendant having
gwen bonds to appear for trial at the Court OF General
SESSIONS
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Proposals,
TREASURY DEPaRrnESr. August 2, 1869.
'nR gTATIONERY-Seale

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Augut2 1907
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY Sealed
prsoIals 70. furnishing stationery for the use sfthe United states
Houses Tor the sBdg Jene DO 1870 VII be received AZ
~ until dag Of September 1862 al " eoekm
Ppi forns for bidding will Be furnished upon application
ms hid, vi. considered and accepted Or rejected item ~ item
ContrAs be eIeeutsd By the successful bidders "n 'ea '
sner beln called upon 20 20 do 4, A.. a,,,,
the rear IN quantities pursuant to orders from We Department "
be called for during The year
zach proposal be signed by the individual OF % rso
hy bond with sufficient snretes 10 the sum OF en-
Thousand Dos 10000 approved untee SIe O &c h % t
n,st In Inch The sues reside do bulnesa on of 70 oe
r. 49, Dsnsmen condoned the execution OF eonuet
for urptpg "a portion the articles a. may DO awarded ahd
m SGy.ss M Inspection an expert detailed 9r the
nnos. h. Inc seersary the Treasury ana we deYe OF an
es viii be sufficient eAe 10 1Hna The CONTRACT Al we Op'a
bsS.e. aust be free sb,G,a. the Treasury Department Wash
ington II, Al. - -. ords, npa,, N. contract will ops.
,t hs forfeiture Of the entire penalty Of the bond or ths
I'M T.pry NAV pufAhse IN open market ueh quAn
lie. Of InJ articles shalt be Necessary supply he deoesn 81 ,b
h, ,nch ALLURE charge 10 the contractors o per
tes bieh shall be necessary pay for such articles
Proposals. uuAceompLned by satisfactory oSp WI ~
,rsd nd contracts win awarded only % VI
dealers In, The aTtelsL sss.,,, 81 The Treasury
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THE FENIAN FUND.

In the Special Term of the Superior Court,
before Mr.. Justice McCunn counsel for John oMahoney
moved for order vacatng the injunction granted by
Mr.. Justice McCuun. restraining Thomas j. Barr from
paying the Fenian funds the ground that the
funds are not FenRn moneys, and that the Fenans. IN
any event had given all hope Of beratng Ireland
The argument Will be heard on the 18th inst.
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plSSENc pBS ARRyVED.

PROM HAvANA-Is steamship Columbia, Avg III Arilss
Beianoour De IA Cruz BeBjumeA w Gden Hernandez
Miss Garcia Miss A. j. Garcia h.s Garcia hsa Obregon,
LAions Miss LAons hss r. Eehsque Miss Laione Miss
Martin NJ Weeks and vile, w. shul L. Marcos steward,
A. Wilson Lombard ard servants kscsante Del Vale
MarneI Valdez Mrs j. Comes and children Capt "
NJ Rarcoth, NJ Gomez Alvarez Guitsns fser De CentO
K Wales 81 Ayoue and servant hp j. e. DomngusI and children
A. Sptnlding, O. Rooser A. Rudolph
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Npws p.CKIays FOR THE PREss.

Captains pue vessels arriving AZ this requsstedh
ivs packages addressed the EeVYork Associated Press
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. simonon General
pAkags Journal Of Commerce Tt TRIBUNE
Word Sun Express KUeHtRg Posi- ComsTetal dpersr stats
Ztag and He Yorker DHoEra should also b delivered onT 10
Tia euRTaoua
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-By CAR
DoZo. J-schaler, &c, agt Smith, &c.-Moon granted
Berry agt Nelson al.--Motion granted defendant
may answer in ten days; go costs; plaintih to abide
event. Fowler ct al agt. Lowenstein &e-Motlon
granted.
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THE sCHARF PAVEMENT.

section of the SCharf pavement is now
being laid the Eghth-ave entrance TO the Central
Park portion Of the cariage-way and Of the walk in
Prospect Park Brooklyn constructed by the scharf
Company and on Tuesday the several parts were in
spected by practical engineers who united In pro-
nOuncing the pavement very superior; certainly the
dragging Of eighttun roller over IL by eight horses
sufficient test Of its strength and tenacty In addi-
ton 70 these qualities Mr. ScOeld the President OF the
Company, and the other officers in a printed
circular claim for the pavement degree OF
durability not heretofore obtained by any other
patented material adapted 10 paving and assert that
neither cold heat freezing or thawng ram or SUM- IN
any way affect The construction of the pavement Is
simple and In watching the work finds himself won
dering why 1t never before discovered The first
layer Of Ryder gravel, inches deep This gravel Is
obtained in Peeksk each stone being about y inches in
diameter over this layer Of smaller gravel is placed
and this is covered by composition OF fine sand
calcined plaster, and small proportion OF gum aspha
tum and powder Of coal ashes Ts'e0mplees the road
which the Company they can lay for 25c per square
foot For fOOtwaks they charge l5c per square foot
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RsoAps the weas Omcs Of New York; Al. person,
interested Of tee sub naary
airve following are nOv sndey
the Port Wdens that the said
be contested within nert succeeding ha noa board said
vessels;
Steamship PsnniyTanla. OBJ
Bark CoIsmha ~
Bng Sarah Is Kennedy Tobias
MINTHORNB TOMPKlHS President
J. AUs's HERRHlS. Secretary ' ......rI grgr-r -.
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port @mStus' NUtitt.

sTArn HHw.YoRE
PoArwLRpESS Owes, No 70 william e.
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance with
IN section Aet passed Ami H. 1881 ENTITLED IA Aeto
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
gup B;0a Sun 7Oi Moon sets i0;S1
THn DAT.
a.pdy Hook l7OaI Cows Island 1872 Hell Cats ,n2D
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couRT CALENDARs-TuIs DAr.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-SPECI TERM
Nos So Co. c. I2l, I65, l61 l68 l7J. la ..
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL Terminus. 1902 3322, $40,
3tlg $3.50 3i3J 1895 $751; 34Ss 3t9 $40. 3il, 3tl2
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wEsTcHEsTER cOUNTY MuTUAL MsURANCE 90.

WE5IJHESIEh OUUNII NIUI OaI1 I-'D 2 If1h-NNI1 "
A special meeting has been held at New
Rochelle TO vote the proposition TO change the Com
pany from a mutual 10 q iointstoek fire insurance
company in conformity with the laws in such cases.
Nnetyfour votes cast OF which % were ~ favor OF
the change and one againstit The Board Of Directors
subsequently, held meeting, and signed declaration
changing the Company from mutual insurance com
pany to iointstOck con pany; and Messrs. William H..
PemOerton OF Mount Vernon Sas ID. Clifford OF Morris
ania and Samuel NJ. Purdy Of West Farms, were ap-
pointed Committee 10 investigate the legal questions
involved in the case, ana take the necessary measures
for carving the action OF the meeting Into effect.