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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
THE POLICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES YESTERDAY.

Commissioner Smith heard and disposed OF
very large number Of complaints against police ocers
Yesterday None OF them, however, were Of very Sc
rious character. First Precinct-Wm. B. McMmlin' OH
post fined days pay; Michael OBucn and Patrick
shea off post, reprmandcd Geo. Smith, reading news,
Morrison, Philip Dunn, and Thomas ShaINey were hueu
each days pay for neglect OF duty Luuith lleSiuSI
Richard Barrett, for being of posi-, and BeGjamn Cls
topher for falling to attend the Court OF Special Sessions
as witness had thcir referred TO the Boaid run
Precinct--Wm. Harmon and Melvin Banker neg
Wells and John White for failing 70 prevent
a burglary, referred 10 the Board SKIN Il.
cinct-Ihumas b. Curry, absence from rocal IcIsrIeu
10 the Board Thomas Herman, violation OF rules 2
DAVIS pay Ninth Prccnct-Edgar sharp absence IRON
rolcaU referred 10 the Board Tenth irccnCt-John
BRADLEY was charged with stealing flute, referred To to
BOARD Twelfth Prccuct-Elwin A. s.m9us' hctIeGl Oh
d,,it coniuIaut dismissed Thirteenth Precinct-John
Terrence Mechan, violation OF rules Complaint
Nineteenth Precnct-Jacob Tooker violation on iu''I'
complaint dismissed. Twenty.hrst PTtcuct-J"ih,s D.
Eieu Robert j. Gibson, and James Grace, neglect OF
dutv each days pay; Henry {. DUBOIS ana Joa,pl
Mckeou, for violation OF i,e', Vs rJ, iy,,y Cgrs.
Garrett, of post, referred 10 lhc bu'I4i A, ,,,,
son off post 3days pay TweutystCond fEtclcl all
Moraban, violation of rules [oug DoS1
conduct postponed Twcnty-cighth Precinct-Joun
Drsco and Samuel II. Coan, violation Of rles eaGh
DAYS pay; similar complaints against lghauu- j. hg'
EoIsl Thomas Heap, and John ONeal wcrc dismissed
Herman J.. Palmer was arTalshtd on 7tNtI"l Cuul'
tie nriucipgl one OF which striking woman with bis
cInh he attempting 90 arrest her hls case was
referred 20 the Board tOFly.AIHI lt''A!v'-
Michael oBren, OF post ,r DAY aay . , pay pay
aud pruaue language 20 officers REFERRED 10 hohl' J.,
Fortyourth Precinct, Patrick Carr and John Kerr on
iatiOu OF rules, each 2 days pay. rory min IlJ'
cnct AlOuzo Fisk, neglect Of dutyi referred 10 board
complaint dismissed. Fory'scyenlh Precinct Aired L.
Rattersly was atraigucd for CLUBBING Joseph M"i w
He had hccn transferred from the E'Sh1ch,h IItt".,'
where the act complained of occurred His case was re-
fprIgl 10 tic Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
RAID BY RURGLARS.

Some time between Saturday night and Mon
day!mornng burglars entered the premises of Messrs.
Hartley e. Leadbeater, plumbers and gaslters in the
basement at the corner OF Pearl and Fuonsts, then
fastened the door, and cut hole in the ceiling thus OBJ
tanning access the premises OF MessTs. WbOur Hast
ngs dealers in stationery gold pens, pocket books ETC.
Selecting from the stock about 5000 worth OF gold pens
pocket books and other articles the thieves left the place.
and thus far none of them have arrested The rob
berry was not known until Monday morning, when tho
porter opened the and the hole IN the hoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
SUICIDE oEA DEALER IN WASHINGTON MARKET

Coroner Rollins yesterday held an inquest
over Charles W. Hodrdge. his late residence in
d-and-twentiethst Firstaye The deceased
has for many years kept fruit and produce stand in
Washington Market and was well known there. OF late
he has drank to excess On Tuesday afternoon he
turned home in his usual health and seemingly In good
spirits He convcrsed with his wife aud family for u
time on various matters After tea he said that he would
lie down for two or three hours and went up stairs 10 his
room short time afterward his wife went into the
rnom and saw him I'm the act OF drinking something from
a tumtIef the liquid having been taken from
chest IN the loom This 6ccasioned 70
surprise 10 Mrs. Hodrdge, as sho had been In
Tic habit Of keeping liquor in the ROOM After taking
the dr&ught Mr.. Holdridgc lay down upon the bed AZ
no She again entered the room. and found him insensDe
nLysican was called and he asccrtained that guam
INV of Iaudauum had been taken. Death ensued In "a
few hours Whether the landanum was taken iof the
nurnne Of producing sleep or whether for seidestruc
Hon cannot he ascertainod. Deceased native Of
this city, age 40 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
INOUEsTS.

Coroner Rollins was yesterday requested to
hold an inquest James Clancy, aged u, who died
from the effect Of injuries received July Is, having
been run over opposite his parents residence ut Seven
feminist and Avenue A. by No 147 Of the Belt Rail
road line jury was impanneled by the Coroner, but,
owing the absence Of witnesses, the case was adj
iourIed lso, unknown man. aged ~, hVc feet
eight inches In hight having brown hair. and wearing
black sack coat and panalOOns, brown vest and White
muslin shirt and Drogans who was found floating IN the
East River of the foot Of ThirtyfOuTtst and conveyed
20 the morguc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
MAYOR,g OFFICE.

Marshal Tookcr is still engaged daily in
hearing the complaints OF persons who have been
swndled by other OF the numerous traps when
IN this city for the special purpose Of catching the
unwary visitor the equally foolish residents OF inc city
IL u somewhat surprising that after the pubhcy gwen
these cases and the numerous times the swndlors have
been exposed, persons should still foolish ana so
eaAllY gnled, but such Is the fact Only yeseI1O lMO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
BURGLARY IN EAST THrRTY-NrSTHsr

Yesterday morning party OF burglars forced
an entrance into the front basement Oh the dwelling OF
g d Morse. No 12i East Thirty ninth.st, the family
hen absent and hacked NJ about 5000 worth Of prop
efty and carried it the basement ready Tor removal
S'oIs rd that The basement door had been tam
pcred with and entered the building Warmed r1 at his
tbfr nnnder behind them and scaling the fence ran
through the basement Of Controller Conn0ys residence
to East Thirty efghthst and made 8OOu thci escape'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
PROBABLE FATAL ASSAULT.

Patrick Burk a butcher, residing and doing
business No 221 Gold-st, Brooklyn was visited at
late hour on Tuesday night by Patrick Ward and Peter
Ward Os brothersnlawl. together with three others,
who beat him about the head and body so lhat ms lie
Is endangered They continued beating MN uhtl ne was
rescued 10y neighbOrs. Coroner Wteh was called
upon yesterday to make an ante-mOrtem examination,
which he did. From this examination 1t appears mat
Burk and the Wards had previously had some dMcnty,
which the Wards took this method OF settling BMrh IL
now lying his residence in very dangerous condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
COURT CALENDARs-TuIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CUANiBFRS.-- Leonard agt. Glow
Spat sg. GILLIAN ct al Gail No s2n Murphy asI
Member
Jacob Wttsy Elizabeth bgey, Margaret Bonney Bull Smh JOIN
Roberts Jane. Norton William Jones' grand Tgenyi Alexander
Ruart Miller, DuuB, Peter Thompson,
AID Charles Hughes. rcny Dennis Cnno John Stubs and jacob
Syerbeg fcouoss sag and battery freeuck bowman amy
James Bus james Anderson, aud VIM Peters burglary Bernard
Corn, receiving stoiea goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains ana paer arriving port reqnestedto
deliver packages addressed Neylork Associated Press ouy 10
prsors exhibiting authority Of W Simouon General
AGENT News packages the journal Of COHmCrcs Im IHnuNS
World Sun EJyTsss ErTlisg Poet Commercial dirSr Sithis
ZHJ and Yorker Dokrd should also be delivered only to
tN.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
THE WEIGHMAsTERs' CASES.

In the case of Gen. Thomas w. Egan, the
Weghmaser in the Custom.House who is charged with
frauds in relation to the making out of his pay rolls and
I'm whose the examination has been adjourned until
tomorrow, the Government prosecuting officers posi-
lively deny tathere has been any neglect on 10
have speedy examination in the case, having always
been ready from the start and anxious to proceed
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II appears from the report Of Assistant tIc mIaHl
VasdY of Brooklyn that tho number Of fires occurring IN
Brooklyn during the month Of July was 80, OF winch l
was OF ucendary origin caused by Kerosene ana gasO-
line 20 caused by fireworks, by careessness OF Occn-
pants and employees, and Of unknown origin inc re-
iainder originated from variety Of accidental causes
Tbe number in which loss claimed was II, less
than sOO ~ between 500 and $1,000 s. between SlUO
and GOO a. between 5000 aud $4,000 J. between $4,000
and $4,000 81 loss buildings, $500 loss on stock S'-
bC5 total loss, S52l5; insurance on buildings $5iOT III
surance Oh stock S75,OjU; total insurance, SU0U1O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
A DIVORCE CASE.

In the Superior Court, Special Term, yester-
day before Mr. Justice McCunn, q motion made TO
vocate decree Of divorce granted TO Richard O. Duffy,
a wealthy lIouor dealer OF this c,,, from his wife,
Elizabeth Duiy which divorce was obtained on ovi-
deuce submitted ~ tAe Court VI the Wifeb adultery ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FIRE MARsuAL's REPORT.

Fire Marshal Bracket has submitted lis repuiU
OF fires for the month Of July to the Board Oh IoN'o
Commissioners as follows: .,
During the month there were l0l fires; II were sS
by bursting or upsetting Of kerosene lamps ~ ~
carelessness OF occupants or employees 70 Db
were OF incendiary origin, were unknown auI sas
maiuder originated from variety OF acCueht ~
OF the above number OF fires "a took place on 4tH ol
and 9th insts aud were caused by nic"orkSi nu 5J
Of these fires were eXtngushed 10y tho
citizens The total amount OF uaInako ~ i1oik
therefrom was $3.50 Early the morning Oh tne h
inst re US discovered on the first floor OF pTlck
tenement house No $50 Ave- A., occupied as u%eis
and store nv Hirsch KnOpf, who was absent Io '
AT the time of the fire, was also tnat P sro
family who occupied the premises AlteI w ~ ero
evtingushed IL was discovered tnat eudntieS ,gbero
sene ON had been spilled upon the cOuhSl ,roodeu mar
the fire originated also upon elthef sluc " OO, and
tition dividing the store from nVul abovvinC
unon a mattress in the bedroom tREuus oncnniad
IL tncendiary character of the fire. kuopl nau jof
e. ~ covered by an insurance OF $3OV; ca afcr
iVveutory OF the stock, taken hnnlsul"ttSSS iusrr.
ibe fire at the Marshars request, ny 'no oInntinn
auce company interested showed a toIaI N'"lt.6 an
Of obout 5000 Julius aud Phillip knopi were ,li,
ensncion of having fired the place. No eNldtuo M ,ra
been ELECTED TO Justify the detention OF IhlHI, - 10
JiScbarred while julius held for exam ~
Jnstice Mansfield. The number Of fires IN W!cn ~ sGo
was sustained 80; less than $780, "a netWeIm F
s5 600 ana $4,000 between $4,000 and $JOOV D. io'
ON buildings, S3l 500 loss stock, sOOOOj otai d;
ear 500 Insurance buildings, S635OO; INSURANCE u
stock S852 400; total insurance, S0l59OO Inc lop"Ius
il compaatve statement Of the number OF HIcs, VsscS'
and assurances for July, 1865, and July, 1863: ,eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
THE MOTT HAVEN coUNTERFEITNG CASE.

Paul Berno the person who engraved the
plates from which the counterfeit money that lately
seized Mt Mott ayergwas printed, has appeared before
Commissioner Shield4and given $4,000 bail to appear
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
THE coLvIlL LUNAcY HABEAs CORPUS CASE

TIE fOINllls IlNA'l HAiis-h0 ''i'i - non
This matter came up yesterday in the Cham
bcrs Of the Court Of Common Pleas before Judge DAILY
pursuaut TO adjournment. Mrs Abigail w. COyill Of
Ncw.Jcrscy mad been confined IN tho BloomIngdalc
Iuuatc Asylum the ground Of insanity. On the 2lth
Of July Judge DAILY granted writ OF hdbe6s corpus 10
MIR Townsend her counsel, 20 have the superintendent
Of That Institution show for her detention The
writ was made rctunabe yesterday. IL was contcndcd
nv Mr. Townsend that the order OF commitment was
made by but one Judge ~ NcwJcrsey while the New
Jcrscy law requires such commitments 10 be made by
two and that. fact, Mrs. ColNH was oi sound mind
Mr. Townsend insisted that proper return should be-
made TO the whit The case came 10 MS knowledge
sent him letter received by him from Mrs. COyIu, In
which she requested him 10 employ counsel He COUNSEL
could that time her but subsequently received
two three letters from her He had called 90 the Asy
um aud had nothing IN her actions or appearance
indicative Of Insanity During his visit he had taken her
statement Of the facts In the He had then gone TO
NcwJcrsey and made inquiries 81 her former neighbours
and he believed great Injustice had been done her Dr.
Julian, OF the physicians who had signed the certi
cate which her commitment was based had stated 10
Mr. Townsend that he had remembrance Whatever or
ticc White who had signed the commitment ana he had
said that o knew nothing Of Or. Bender, tho other sign
ing physician. Bender had SAID that he signed
the certificate upon the accommodation OF
Dr. Julian. lie counsel considered this case
OF greater injustice than the Commodore Meade
Mrs. COlVll had been released the day after
the service Of the wit upon the superintendent OF the
Asylum, and she had, evidently, been thus quickly
counsel went 90 the Recorders Office In New-Jerscy,
and could not find the certificate OF tho Justice of the
peace that the Superintendent Of the Asylum had said
could be found there. lie COUNSEL denied the
that had been made that the commit had been signed
by justice in Hudson County. The further hearing Of
the matter adjourned 10 IL a. on Tuesday, and
Dr. Brown the superintendent OF the Asylum Will, In
me meantime consult counsel IN reference to the action
be will take,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AUGUST S, 1862

cases Of swndllng by means OF the Envelope game"
were repOred-one that OF German enigrant. who lost
500 at No al Greenwichst, and the other Of Mr. L.
Conner Of Mddletown j. who peiole me mad been an
An officer was sent and the money was refunded ia both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS IN THE POST
OFFICE,

Postmaster Jones has recently made the fol-
lowing changes in the PostO6co in this city Charles
Hall vice George f. Young Francis McGrane yico Angus
wmghan Washington Van Wycke, tr., vice johnson Gil
len, John A. Williams vice W. II. Cooper, James j.
Wyuuc vice John Perry Isaac s. Cokclet vice james
Tucker, James Van Rause, new appointment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
Excursions.


nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS TO the SEA-
IL SIDB at LONG BRANCH By steamer NEyERSNK, a. a. m
daily Sundays excepted Pier No g. foot Of DuanesL -Four hours
at Long Brabch. getting back to the city Al 81 p m
rVHE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
"SINSYSIDEp Is altered societies select parties
AID suuds Scaoo as desirable boat in NewYek for eIcur
oas Apply to j. C. GIBBS board Per No. 49, ~ r. or at
CROCKER WOOD 4 Co.'S, No 81 SouthsL
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the grounds that the wife had been summoned,
thai the testimony submitted perured and that the
wife had always been faithful to her husband while he
the other hand had been guilty OF aduerous inter-
course The Court took the papers, reserying Its de-
cl ainn
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InttuaI Btbmu.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF lNI lIT H.
Def RRyRNuE FOR TIKI TIlRrYSECOND Dlsl =,
,iIy ~ nv OF YORK COMPRISING THE flksI SEVoN
n nh pniRTIl WARDS OF THE CITY OF NEWiORh-so.es -
aNp Zen nursusut 70 law have received IRON Tue
~ of Valuations snl Euumeraohs OF property s1gs
W.. Act 10 provide Revenue TO support tue
ger on the Public Debt Aad for ether purposes ~
70 ISL. aad smeadatoy thereto, approved
sS and March 1867; that tbe dules Anl laiss
b have due aud payable and that w M s E.
Iv for the collection OF the Al "nee' 40 maj a.
sgndays excepted from the 23th FAY ofJgg ua Wy u S- %
u,, 1909 inclusive between tho hours Of 0eoc !" aH'
O'clock. p m ,,,.- -, a. al T. req ON businesses
T,sr. and POfsasns aud the taIes Carnage isSo
Gala Watches Gold and Silver Plate forthe [ea eeu aa WV
mi The taIr upon for the ending eeemos ~
n.rsons shall the due " thh I'm ~
Spg 10 the sosad within the time hereby gsohS1 III
sos 10 the penalties prescribed BY law Dated
~ 5VeAtA " SNS~~f' ''V''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
Cuvartnrrsbig Notitts.

EEwYoRK Aug 2, 1863
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the subscribers day dissolved by mutual
GEO SLOANE authorized settle the Affairs Of the late firm,
bis Accouut BwAy ard Ienhs
GEORGE SLOANE. WILLIAM SLOANE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Gan 500 sun IN Moon ses....... 23d
| THts
Sand, UooL 5u Gov, Island ... 05 Hell Gate 029
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purt. MarNsus' Nutitt.
STATE Or NHv.YoRk,

STATE oY EEw-YORK, I
PoRrWARpEsS OFFICE, No % WIhama
NOTICE Ia hereby given, in accordance VIII
~ section Of the Aet passed April ~ ISL sansd Ap a,1S,
interested n having charge Of Tue subject matter sh nl
survey that the following vessels are nov unl
ion nv IN, Pom Warien that the said etAuuauon'
he completed within succeeding s notice on oori 'A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
Va DELAWARE LACHAWANNA, AND " BSfRRS RAILROAD

Depo IN NevYok foot of Barcayt and FOOT Of Ctrstphsrs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hoNDAa NaI 10 ~,
MAIL TRAIN connecting a. Denvie vita Baeuo1 Bfaah
with Chester Branch Waterloo sth SUSSEX r. X ~ Aa
AID Newton at Washington Sh tLe D. L. gd W X r. o a
aui Great Be and al poss 90 NE s
and Bloomsbury and Delaware and Hudson r. & a. ,'al
Lehgh and SuueIanBa r. r. Tor Bethlehem AeuioNn AAe'
Chunk ami Nilkesharre ..... -, A.
ovr Dover Ukettstown Washington PhpsHrg ind has.on ca
uects al Phipsbury Bel Deb H. T. for Bedee Sc sai
F,ton with r. v h. Bethlehem Allentown Mach ChuuE an4
Mikeslauc - m
sni w r. Water GAP Stoudsutg and Scastoai a. Dover
vith Chester r. r.: aud AZ Waterloo With sussex r. r.
6s, a. A. nd4.30 to SUMMIT ani iuteunrllste station
CD ESQ % and 1870 l. g. $40 t;3 500, $50 - aul
lI:l5 D. m 70 SOUTH ORANGE ard intermediate stations
1870 a. m $50 m 10 YOUNGSTOWN and insimeiAss
s:iO y m. MoRRISrowN EXPRESS.
For NEWARK at Csc 73n $3.50, $3.50 1920 IT, ll8 llifo
$780, $50, $780, 49, s. $50 5'Jo 6e o." iS 500 aod
For BLOOMFIELD asi MoSTCLlR. $50 il;oo 80.
S 6.lu > SIHOtHi Assistant huieIlaieAselN
r. HENRY. G. p A.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN r.
~ ROAD.
- SIMMER ARRANGRMENr-


COMMENCING MAY TO- e6a
Passenger Station NeNNok u Tseu ssverihst sud
Fourhaye Ealrance rWeBty ssyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For GeS.Haven aud Bridgeport Z, kH ll;J0 nj lSs lhAh
Oh. 3.t5, 4:JO. $3.50. sud 10 (tKl m, 80,
For Milford Strstiod Fadcd Southport and Nss1iofh " N
M. 3.t5. 49, aBd $50 y. -, a.
For Sorwai l. (EIt 9 1850 a. N, i2lS CErl ELh 's
$50 tEHl $3.50. $50. aud 3 lEx.l
For Darsa g Oa M 8 Is 40. $50. snd6:0 -,
Stamford p 1850 lsilo Nhhl ~'i' Nh'
3:45 Ok as $50 6;b. 7:l5 tkt ~ "a, an 7,s
For Greenwich g. 1850 ANS JS 40 '''' Wv ''' y
For Por, Chester nsrmel stations at u"@ @t so
3.t5. 4:45, $50, ESQ 7:l5. an 8:!0 p n.,.,,s
For Boston, via Springfield a. M ~ }, 9NbAh SP M
For Boston. via Shore Line. l2:l5 ia D. w. m. 80,
For Hartford and Springfield m (kt lE9s ANhh ",
For Conueetcat River Railroad ~ (bih lai' H. 70 A'ns'
For HsrtSTi Providence aud FhKn Railroad, 0zr) NJ ms
p m e...t...- p,lrs.A Al 4 A N
H p !1 R,llro,9 m aud 800 p m 70 wansbgrgA
Pof Ionsatonc Railroad, a N. and 3 2 m,
FOR Naugatuck Railroad a. 10. tkGl NV 7 N ,,o. -
For Dan6uy Narwak Railroad T. lZil' ava - Y ~ ~
connection with Freight n iIom NoiNAh
New Railroad a. l2:l5, 3;y' ana s'N y H.
NVHhHV"lou o'f'Nb ~" LANES IL HOYr. Supernteute1h
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@athntru.

DIAPER MACHINERY-A new S6-inch FOUR
DRNIgR MAClEE bglt in the best manner al complete a'9
6uch double cylinder machine fuu rolls plates rotary boil
e for sale BY DERRICKSoS BARTLETT No. 80 Beekman-
NeW-YOrk.
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- sAME EOAD. ~.

Nm
In Somerset and HunterdOn Counties n j., inc trees
are bending with peaches In the orchards. -.
The above in the great peach region OF New
Yorgcv r.o railroads the NewJcrscy Central ana Ue
80 irsey I}sioad and Transportation Company, enter
IT, donain aud carry away during each year lLoasaha7
- I"i,"t3 The season Of NeW-Jersey does not com
,1o,o until tic Delaware crop Is exhausted nc NcW-
Irscv railroad and Transportation Company LOT june
~ 49, tcar makes the following statement;
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TVE sE1S0N or FRUITS,

,,,.,-,,re PLENTIFUL AND PROBABLY CHEAT
Providence has generously dealt with the
,i,,, Of earth this season. The sweetest ana most
delicious fruits have fallen pentiuly among us III INC
southern States where, during the war; the heius were
torn and the VINEYARDS laid waste, there are richer crops
than for years before Again, Of DID, the choicest
frpits Of the Southern cline early find their way 10
Nortbern markets and the labor OF the grower Is re-
,ardcd by generous prices Quick trains from Georgia.
and steamers from tile coast ports hurry into this mart
melons berries grapes aprcots, peaches, pums, ana
ncars in great abundance Lucky men they who SEND
the trst fresh fruits 10 market. One gentleman IN
coria received from house in this city, last week. us
Cor seven pounds Of grapes and the first basket Of straw
terrias ovyays has fabulous value. great deal OF
con,p,aint in regard to the manner Of shipping
fr,,it from the South is made by Northern deal
ers Damaged fruit is often placed in a basket
with sound fruit and the passage the contents become
entirely worthless Great should be taken to for
ward only sound fruit. Again, the steamship lines are
accused Of careescss in regard to the storing Of perish
able stuff and Of crlmnality in allowing baskets OF irut
70 be opcned on the voyage BY the crossing Of the con
tiuent with iron roads, California has entered the lists
and throws down as gauntlet in the markoplaoe three
crates Of giant Bartlett pears. They came last week IN
patent refIigcTatUI-car and landed as souid an -,
sweet nut " on the Atlantic COAST. Ieac,S,
sweet Persian nOrso" very pieniIul every WITH
where REPORTS prevail Jhdt tnc cVP WI
DC a failure Delaware Maryland, NOFth ana ootl -,
DINA furnishing gaud quote To- 10 are aIreadV
army OF the Union One hundred cars ItIua} az
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into lie city Tie following table may prove
10 the reader. The towns ~ me ~ arg su''0O " ~"
KUNBER OF BASKETS OF PEACHES CARRIED ~ NE"-
JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD IN IHE YEAR 1901,
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