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suICrDE OF A POLICE OFFICER,

Samuel Ramsey, who had been for many
connected with the Jersey City Police Force. com
'I,,sd suoide yesterday morning by shooting himself
,nroqh the lungs The deed committed in the store
~ cam. Ramsey his brother, at No 90 Montgomery'st
IN Jersey City. aud witnessed by the General and
ouple OF friends who within conyersng; He had
the store some time before his brothers arrival
scd while lingering around had after borrowing IA
,Wnon from the cler, employed there, gone INTO the
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PERSONAL.

Dr. Livingstone has been elected correspond
ing member OF the Paris Academy of Sciences TO I'LL the
vacancy left by the death Of Prof A. d. Bache.
Henry Ward Beecher corrects a newspaper
writer who speaksof his farm at FishkH He says he
owns farm PeskSki, and If he had another he should
think himself on the high road to the poor-house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

miles inland where 1t is nearer and worm 10 IN
the great body of our consumers than IL inoS NV
this city. genuine cheapness is only a''al ;ntei.
means consistent with the just recompenS0 90 the
lectua enlightenment, and moral elevation o.
Laboring Glass we shall secure the former ous
sacrificing the latter through the ]pdclou'' "'P''
steadfast Protection of American Industry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

forth that he had lost the amount some unsuccessful
stock jobbing speculations Mr. Stokes apout
50 years old, and has o wife ana numDer
OF daughters He has held responsible positions
Tho Morris Brothers had me utmost confidence In his IN
tegry 1t is believed that the entire amount or the de
faoaton will fall upon the bank which will wind up us
affairs q quickly DOssb le.
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Tint Frishtful Rupture subdued.

The great Rupture which alluded Thursday last -
having reduced By Dr. after being incrste for over
three the by the efficiency 81 Dr.
appliance The perfect control subugoa and pobab
obstinate Rupture Of such magnitude ss oas
skin Of all thirty years establishes Dr. SHE'
highest Ia that branch Of and should %
sufficient lead every ruPtured patient TO consult him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
TWO EXECUTIONS AT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2O.-JOseph Calvin was hung
to-day at O'Clock On the scafOd he admitted having
killed Officer Fenon, but said he did 1t in self defense.
AZ 2O o'clock Sam. Moody. colored man, was hung on
the same gallows, for the murder OF Capt. Berry.
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Chief-Ju8tce Chase and Sen ator Sprague left


Senator Fowler of Tennessee and the Hon.
VIM Bell, Iowa, at the Metropolitan Hotel. Major
Gen. Hunter u. 8. Al Gen. II. L. Robinson, Binghamton
and the Hon. Jesse L. Williams Indiana are at the 81
Nicholas Hotel. Judge Amasa j. Parker, Albany and
Judge Josiah G. Abbot Boston, are at the BrevQort
House. Gen Frank p Blair, St Louis; Hamilton Har
eral at Montreal; Col Chambers and d. Thos. Vail OF
Troy are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Senior
cation; ex-ColleotOr Hiram Barney, and Lieut.
Converse, U. s. Navy, at the Westminster Hotel
Mayor Bleecker and the Hon g. H. Sweet, Albany, and
Lieut. Commander Niles u S. Navy, at the Hoffman
House. Ex.Gov Price, New-Jersey, Judge sohley,
Savannah and the Hon ID ~ Cooley, Iowa, are at the
st. James Hotel Gen Zelin, COmmaudant of the .. 8.
Marine Corps the Hon John A. Kasson, Iowa. T. Lyle
Dckey Illinois, and Dr. Beae, u. g. Navy, are at the
Aster House. Capt. c. A. Johnson, California, and
Bradley T. johnson. Virginia at the NewYork HOTEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

MissIsquOi Spring Water.-The only knovu rsHsty fer
all diseases Of the hdneJa This the original spng
Water from Vermont which hal wrought soude cures and
distinguish from the limitations that
AsguOL Sold b. all drSggstS Depot No College Place.
Nagf ork
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.
ATHLETE VS.. ALPHA.

The return game between these excellent
amateur clubs was played the grounds Of the former
at Washington Nights Thursday in the presence
very fair attendance The score, which will give better
idea OF the game than extended comment, is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

There will be q matinee of PLAY to-day,
at o'clock at the Fifth-Ave. Opera House.
The following is recapituation of the sales
by the quOrdealeTs In the Thirty second Internal Rev
District for the five months OF the present
year January, Sl,OsJ,49O; February. f65O@G March.
slln0I22 April Sl5l,S5O; May, ti67620 Total SLTs0ks.
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CRICKET.
WILLOW vs.. ALPHA.

SALEM, Mass, Aug. 20.-The Willow Club Of
Brooklyn met with their second defeat East to-day, in
game with the Alpha Club OF this city Tho stood
willow % and i6 Alpha, II and 50, with three wckets
N N hnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21
INTERNAL REVENUE RETURNS.

The following are the returns made of the
gross receipts Of the different theaters stage, railroad
and ferry lines mentioned and also the number Of cubic
feet of gas furnished by each company for July;
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MARRIED.

CURRY-TEBDAt No go West LATEST Chicago Wednesday
morning Aug 49, ats O'Clock BY the Rev d. Teed M Carry
Miss Title Iced daughter the Officiating clergyman The bridal
lef at o'clock a. N. for 81 Paul No SardA
All Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed UitA fHu
aonas nd address
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It % ii atS sth s.h 7s 9th 9th Total
.......I J I IL 81

KsysIons....2 . 10 p
Umpe-Mr the Union Of mouisaniA SeoreuMessrS
Bell Time SlmeIhee hours aud twenty-five minutes
Len baes-Hatf.d Mills L. Fanly, 2-to Flowers, L.
Enp q Allen. total Clean bone vus-Hsaed mills l.
total Ply cAchesHat8d Flany D. c. Mills b SsAndel -
Rgger 3; VOTERS /; Carlton 3--tots, 6 Dick Il Flowers /
weaver q Kup o. Woods, Beohe /, Clinton. 81 Bvsl .
total H. Foul caches-C Mills 4-tos Bwe 3-totAl
Catches strikes-Bweu Base PAy-P2t o9t By Mills -
Panly 2-tstal Assisted by-HAtaed FlanV Il O. Mills
Swaadell l. Carlton 4-totI Put out 6yWeIyer Kulp a.
Beehe total Assisted byFouen Kulp. Bws, total
put.o fOul halls Nj me
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MUTUALs vs. KEYsToNE OF PHILADELPHIA.

The Keystone Club of the Quaker City ar
rived In this city yesterday morning and in the after
noon went over to the Union Grounds, Brooklyn, and
played the first OF series Of games with the
structed Mutuas II being the first game OF any import
that has been arranged for the past two three
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lh d. 81 Gh. 5.h. 9Th. 1th. atb. 9th. TO.a
,......"? 9 3 . ! 8 ! 20

Fly e.tcheJlmss, MOODY, .; F. Jackson, Valentine s.
HJsr i-Apha H. McMsuuS l. sloane l. Valentine IL CreEan
Athlete Put out on bsses byBady, o. Tase James As
sisted byJLmes S. TIe Hiyer Put out on bases byBary
T. Phillips /; Valentine Assisted byTruaI Phillips 81 Crogsn
l. Valentine .; Hoyt Struck outAlpha a. Athlete Out
Home ruhsJImes o. Novel; Barry l. Cegan L. Umpre-hr
Glover Empire Clah SeorenMsssra Cummings and
Iona.. Time Of Kams-Ihres hour and lflsen mlnnea
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nRIENrAIS vs.. NATIONALS

WASHINGTON ID. c., Aug. 2O.--A game of
eball was played to-day between the Orentals Of
and Nationals of this city, which resulted
In favor Of the Nationals by score OF 40 TOT
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Esse1 Mutual Insurance Company Bloomhe0 H3y
Mutual Safety Fire Insurance Company heTArk..... 100
Newark Mutual Company, NeWArk..s. SET
Citizens Fire Boiler Insurance Company, hewark w
American Mutual Insurance Company iNevarf....s 1901
AercbAutE Insurance Company, EeWArk....s.''' lJsSi
kenark..........ss LIS
FrsmenS Mutual Insurance Company, heWhrk.s''s lEI
New Jsrsey Insurance Company keuark eJl
PEOPLES Mutual Insurance Company. Newark HoS
Hss.Jerssy Glass Insurance Company, Newark Nl
Hsgsrk City Mutual Insurance Company heNArk''''. Io
PEOPLES Mutual aud 81 Insurance Company Newark 9tJ
Pirst National Insurance Company Jersey Cty..... ll8
Pirsmeus Insurance COMPANY jersey City sS
Hudson County Insurance. Company, Jersey Cy'''' 800
Jersey CITY Insurance Company. jersey Cv'''''''' 30,
state Insurance Company, Jersey City,. SL,i
In June the collections made by Collector Weart OF the
sixth Judicial District exceeded IN aOunt those Oh any
nrece0Dg month during the year then ending Inc to
oNinT ls classified abstract OF the total COLLECTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

The following among the returns made Tor the
month of July Jacob WeaTt Collector for the Fifth
District OF NewJersey, comprising the Counties OF Hud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-21

Iron and there ia a widespread impression that IL
il higher now than ever before yet above are the
facts And. while the duty is lower to-day than I'M
der our former Tariffs such has been the progress
and imnrovement Of our Iron industry that we now
Imnort INIT one tun of Pig Iron for every dozen
Ia tv,crtv TINS that we make at home-proVing
that Amerioan Pig is very decidedly cheaper
tbon Rr;tisb with the duty added. And Commits
sioncr WeIss last Report in which the duty on Plg
Jror ia assaled as exorbtant perniciOus destruct-
i've. shows that our annual product of Pig Iron Is
LARGELY and constantly increasing while that OF our
E,ronsop rivals is stationary declining. quote
his tabular exhibit entire though it is obvious that
bis estimate of our production for 1868 is far below
the truth: 1000
ANNUAL PRODUCT OF AMERICAN flU A'0N A-'0
lsG3.......tuns.. 947604 AHSsa' n'e''o,
l.f......tuns. l. 1S5497 19S2 per cent
J. 5.......tuns. .l,3Ol,l40 vow PoI OOli t
..tuns. l. 44IIl tlO pei CcIi.'
For tine seven wears from 1860 when the production
was DO 20 tuns to 1861 me average ainiai of
the present average annual increase OF the rig IRON
prouc- of Great Britain, which, since 1863 has been
l..3..... tuns ,4,5lOO40 IaTedse
4....tuns . 476795l 5.71 per cent.
Isj...... tuns ..4Sl9254 los per cent.
rs}6......t uns =. .4.52S,S97 $50 per cent.
In France, the annual product of Pig Iron was, III
1860 .3lO0 tUns, and in 1867, JAP 800 tuns; sho"
ing decline of 10000 tuns ID
In Austria the official returns of the Iron trade
show a diminutiOn of AZ per cent in 1866 as
with 1870 and of 90 per cent compared Win 1912
] will now add some statistics of our Iron Imports
compile. from the last Annual Report of FraHcls A.
Wake, showing the amount and character OF those
Import Tor the last calendar year tS6Sl inclusive;
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lNOTI Il should have given the quantities. imported
as well 80, the value but the official returns avOwedy
imperfJ,'
have made out the above table-stating the du-
ties on 'he several descriptions as accurately as
may tsince Mr. Walkers classification is different
from that followed in the Tarifin order to eluci-
date the ingenuity and facility wherewith importers
thread their way through the most stringent
and carefully devised schedule of duties. We have
been over forty years trying to frame Tariff pro-
visions that would protect struggling industries,
nnd have given more attention to Iron manufactures
than to any other; yet note how enormous is the
importation of Old Scrap Iron because the duty
that is comparatively low; while Manufactures not
specified being charged an AID Valorem duty, are
sweled TO the most ungainly proportions. Railroad
Iron being admitted at comparatively low rate,
everything that can be made TO look like rail seeks
admission under this head: so the three de-
scriptons specified reach these staggering dimen-
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Al Notices Of Ma
name and address.
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THE NATIONAL GUARD.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF NEw.YoRK,
ADJUTANET GENERALS OFFICE,
ALBANY Aug l6, 1869.
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havtng ring inserted In tho bears nose with r0p0
attached, by which he drags him along"
v0ico-sOh. Hudson. bear and for-bear."
Mr.. Spencer here tntorfored, and stated that he
appeared for the man, and claimed that no cruelty
was being practced having the ring placed In the
CartllaginOus portion Of the animals nose.
The bear at this point seemed to have got some
sort Of inkling a. 10 what was going on. and
sc0rning the services OF Mr.. Spencer, made up its
hind legs IN front OF the desk. and placing It's
f0repaws upon the rail, looked straight at the
Justice. opening its mouth as II anxious to
say something. Mr.. Schl0ss the interpreter
OF the court always on the lookout to assist th8
magistrate, moved to the side OF Bruin and anx-
lOusly waited for him to say something which he
might translate into good English The grunt which
came from his half0pen mouth was too much for
Schoss, and, giving up the job, he turned to tho
master. Mr.. Spencer asked for the dismissal or the
case He begged to draw the attention OF the magis
trate to the fact that the bear was Russian sub
ject and that any punishment indicted upon him
might lead to complications with the government OF
that country. He even hinted that any such action
might lead TO the forfeiture OF Alaska.
The Justice said he must hold the man for the Ses-
siOns The bear bowed. Mr.. spencer said, the AMI
NAL loved Its master. The bear licked his hand.
The Justice said $500 bail Poor Bruin tried to
soften his heart by going through an impromptu
performance. stern justice had. however, 10 DO
satisfied, and the bail was given, the procession
left the court, the crowd dispersed, and tue fun
was at an end.
1t was suggested to Justice Mansfield that be
should commit both man and bear both to be placed
in one CELL the muzzle OF the bear to be removed,
and that then they might fight the matter out be-
tween them. The Justice OF COURSE ECOuld not allow
any such brewing OF mischief.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
Real Estate Notes.

The commodous mansion and an acre and naIf
OF ground at Unonport, N. ". belonging to Mrs.
Holmes, has been purchased by supervisor Abraham
Hatfield for $4,000.
The Christian Brothers Of the Roman Catholic
Procctories at wcstchcstcr, N. r., have purchased
twenty acres OF land from Leonard Mapcs for
$4,000 The property lies less than quarter or .
mile south OF the proposed railroad TO Portches.er.
Fifth avenue lots do not come often In the MARKET
especially under the hammer, not having of late
been made the subject OF speculative excitement.
Among tho sales announced 10 he held this week m
one, however. OF eight lots this favorte avenue
comprising the entire front between Ninety second
and Nlnety-thrd streets Notwithstanding the fire.
quent reference to the ''nanifest destinyt OF tfo
west side, property here has all along been held
firm, and the result OF this sale will be important i'm
determining In the most efectlve wny the relative
appreciation OF the two localities.
Az Mount Vernon, Westchester county, the follow
owing sales have recently been erected:--A house
ana lot, The latter s0x210, on Fourth avenue BY ].
". Johnson to Mrs. NJ. H. Hicks for $4,000. A lot 60
x2io on the same avenue and by the eame party t0
mrs. w: ii. Van Arsdale for $500. A house aud lot
on sixth avenue, near First street. by James Harper
20 party named Whitaker, from tho city, for
1900. William Schwartz 20 Darius Lyon, lot coz
100 on Fourth avenue for s3, ,500
lot 50xl50, with house thereon, situated ON
Railroad avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, Morrissnia was sold ~ auction IestcrdaH
for S6.450.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
ABUSING SCENE IN A POLICE COURT.
A Bear Brought Before n Magistratc-IIis
Performances.

Bear Brought Before n Magistratc-IIis
Performances.
The usual decorum which prevails IN Essex Mar
ket Police Court received rude shock yesterday
morning. Business had been progressing with the
greatest good order and the returns OF the various
precincts had well nigh been exhausted, when an
unusual sensation noticed outside the court
house and the street and lobby became crowded with
grinning gamins and open mouthed lounrers. JUS
tlce Mansfield had retired TO his room on q matter
OF judicial business and the magisterial chair was
unoccupied. Clerks and ofnccrs reporters and
those who were writing for the Judge noticed the
unusual uproar and all the qut rre to asccr
tain wha, had caused the unusual crowdng. In u
few moments the wonder was solved, as process
sion, consisting OF ofncer Reilly, Mr.. John W.
Hudson, Joseph Longalmet. q huge bear. and Mr.
Charles 3. Spencer fIed through the packed door
way and made its way towards the desk. Every
aeat I'm the room was soon filled and the passage
ways were also filled up with those anxious TO IN
spcct poor Brun.
In a few minutes Justice Mansfield took his scat
having to fight his way through the crowd. MIR.
Hudson who IL agent OF the Society for the Pre-
vcntion OF Cruelty 70 Animals stepped In front Of
the desk.
'who makes the charge here ~ said Justice Mans
0eld.
~ do your Honor,- said Mr.. Hudson.
Justice-"Wbos the defendant, the man or the
M Hr. nudson--'I charge tho man With cruelty. In
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
MARINE couaT-cHAmBERs.
Assault the High Seas-A Warning to On
GERS Of Vessels.
Before Judge Curtis.

Assault the High Seas-A Warning to On
GERS Of Vessels.
Before Judge Curtis.
this case was q seaman on board the bark G0l4en
state and charges the defendant, mate OF said
sci, with having com mitted violent assault upon
him in the port Of Shanghae, in the month OF Novem
ber last. 1t appeared from the evidence that the
paintiff, In obedience OF ORDERS was engaged with
Others OF the crew In working the anchor wind
lass, singing in the usual way; that plaintiff, who
was under the influence OF liquor at the
time occasionally introduced the resrain Of o
Fenan song into the sailors chorus; that
the defendant took umbrage at this and seized the
plaintiff with the intent OF Handwriting him: the
latter put up his hand and was about to exp0stuate
defendant struck him very severe blow on the head
with the irons or letters.
Judge Curtis listened very patiently to the testi
mony, himself interrogating the parties on doubtful
side without comment Judge Curtis In rendering
the Judgment OF the Court. said that 1t was clear
the mate (defendant) had acted with unwarrantable
severity and violence In the matter The idea That
evdence TO support II. The sailors engaged the
same duty as the plaintiff at the time were loyal and
srue to the vessel and her officers and the mate,
without any trouble, could shave put the plainti1
While he would always be prompt in sustaining
legal and proper authority In all things, ana be
ready To administer the law for the protection OF
those placed In authority, he would as certainly on
the other hand extend the agis Of the law over the
too often oppressed and persecuted mariners and
seamen who might appeal to that tribunal 10 seek
redress for such ofenceS against them and against
the law as this case presented The Judgment or the
Court was that the defendant pay penalty OF sew
enty-dye dollars. new trial was asked Tor, but
refused.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
FEST DISTRICT CIVIL COURT.
The Opening Of Church street.
Rcforp Judtro Uuinn


9ohn y. Parks ". Albert Heyyet wiuidm Ia
N'usche.--Ihe following opinion has been delivered
ny Judge QUINN in this easel have examined the
statutes regulating the extension OF Church street.
Inc effect Of these statutes upon the fee OF the prem.
~ ~ W question y the only defence sought 10 be set
" " uis tenants In this proceeding. The lease ~
auneu, ana that tue rent reserved the lease
pau also admitted. In the counter aHdavit put In
" the tenants tilere - really no defence set up at ALL
II tue proceedings to extend Church street ana the
continuation o. tue commissioners report thereon by
ule supreme court had been properly set up am free
fees did not pass TO the city on the OF
that report and whether the relation OF landlord and
teuant was not thereby abrogated by operation OF
Law. But ~ the superior Court, NJ General Tern
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

proossdinss HEREIN nsnacnsd VERY repeatedly
r. HARRIS, Sanitary Superintendent
DIR. NORRIS RxP0Rf.
OFFIoH SANITARY sUPKRINTxNDENr.l
Y. HAnHIs, n. D., Sanitary supsrintendsnl;-..
Of The board = ia last meeting directing careful and
promp inspection Of the diseased hogs which hayo seized
sSd held e the ca dock consigned e n, Reed e. that
without o.cepon should be rendered into soap o.
lard OIL BY the Following order dated March IL 1852 ~
TO J. n. RERD, Agent. Ac.;-
SRYou hereby ordered TO the entire lot OF con-
hog @ now = Ss oa. docs soo
the next ensuing three days. hours from
And further ordered that every and every
movement which said hogs and said grease and OIL shall be
subjected shall be BY and under ihe oncs control
pss:d within ssssnsyswo hcurs from The date hereof An
cost thus far incurred at 0 oIa e r g.s Ss III
consianes (Mr. Reedl mako the sacrhce
ct the tanks and did dispose Of the whole lot They
rendered into that portion Of these hogs In
any form can BY any chance be used for human food
.ss Ss srass. g % I.
psny Of the Police he reports that his officers during the past
week have seized and sent to the onsl tanks l6i
twenty-five in the village Of Astoria, In one lot
The traffic in this kind Of food has been carried on surrep
toas 70 very large extent IN ths city and Brooklyn Snd
out Of the city ms is ndustrious pursued In adjacent
points, the animals being dressed and brought sureptousy
Tito our markets daily and sold az cheap ood e ns %
In great would respectfully suggest
that punshmen should be inflicted upon parties who
MOREAU NORRIS Assistant Sanitary Superintendent
After the transaction OF some routine business the
Board adjourned until Thursday next al three
O'Clock p. M.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
COURT cAlEnpAa-TMs nAy.

C0URr or GENERAL SKssIoNs.--Before Cunning
&. Bedford, Jr., City Judge.-The People Va. James
Meehan burglary; the same vs. James Meehan rob
the Same Frederick s. B0gue. obtaining goods BY
false pretences; the Same va. John Williams and
Richard Jones' grand larceny; the Same va John pm
Same Vi. william H. Chambers, obtaining goods by
false pretences; the Same W. William Wolfe, grand
larceny; the Same vs.. Charles Clark and James
Wright, larceny from person: the Same va. James
Lane. receiving stolen VOOds.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23

In the case OF "Strang W. Tho India Rubber Com
pany," on full consideration or the erect OF these
that report IN case like unto this, hsvo held that
the rent can be recovered It would be indecor0us in
were derent to hold in opposition TO that decision.
The tenants have had the benefit OF the buildings
and premises and there ID no peculiar hardship ~
their having to pay the rent Therefore in this pro-
ceeding, there must be Judgment for the landlord.
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
CITY NTELLI0EycE.

TIE WRArHRR YEsTERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, a. Indicated BY the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building
Of
The New York herald., 1869-03-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MARCH 2s TRIPLE SHEET

Davis aa sxpers dealer IN pork ths
proosedinss herein mentioned Very respectfully,
r. HARRIS, Sanitary Superinlendenl
hOBRIB RxPORT.
oEFIoE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT