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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday until
Monday, in order to give the committees al
opportunity of working in the mean time.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

RoAD AGENTS on TIN WHITE PINE ROAD.
On Wednesday night. rs Bcnchey, Wines ~
Co.'s incoming stage from Hamilton reached
~ point about six miles beyond Telegraph Sta
ton, the driver was stopped and compelled tn
pass out Wells, Fargo ~ Co.'s treasure box
and ono small bar of bullion. From Tcle.
graph Station the news was telographed 10
Hamilton, when Len Wines and party went
in pursuit and overlook and captured the rob
beers on the Carlin road, fifteen miles from
Diamond Springs. They are both young mcu.
The bullion has not yet been recovered. The
prisoners were taken to Hamilton.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

MEs. Macs party comes off on Tuesday
night next. The invitation is general.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

TIE passenger trains west have been well
loaded during the past week. while the travel
east has been on the improve
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

TEAL JCEoEs.--The following lit n trial
jurors WAS drawn in tn" District Court:
John Mccullough. James Wadsworth. Mn.
Carey, J.. Ham. NJ. Marsh. J. /. Cole, f. H.
Eichers"n. 4. y. Haskell, y. -. SMITH L. VI
IlmtsIunn. +. NJ. Griffin. q. II. B"wer. a. J.
Welsh. j. W. Willis J. lIng"r. \. J. Wnlc,.
Simon reake, James Land, Charles Wagner.
George =. Williamson. Il. King. l.. I,evrm.
thall, y. Bertrand. George Harry, ". II
Grson, w. Barry, r. u. Th1nIr'un, David
Mcdonald, John Hough. L. Tucker, - Glenn
nns, Samuel Dorsey. II. II. uatman. ". A.
Kindred, Hurry Greek, j. Stenhergcr, 49, Alb.
bolt, Josh. Crane, J.. u. White, Thos. Giblin
y. ii. Westfall, J. W. Williams, j. ii. Dan
son, Ct. q. HUMPHREYS. aud II. Cameron.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

PAEsoN Cook will preach in the Courthouse
Tomorrow evening, at n o'clock.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-26

CssAEs.-For the best brands of cigars go to
the Cabinet SlloIn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
SUPERIOR CoURr-spEcIAL TERN.

Decisions by Judge Jones - East New u rk
ana Jamaica r. H. Co aet James IT, Eporc; case settled
and nlcd John Mcclure agt W II. Pane case settled
and filed IN Clerks Office By Judge Freedman-Mafy y
TOwnshend agt Charles Gould ct nj, case settled By
Judge SpcncerJas. Bishop ct al ag The Empire Trans
portaion Co. demurrer oVerruled with cOsts Geo. W
Boyd AIT. Thomas Mccormick, Judgment Tor plaintiff
damage De assessed 10y Sherns jury; WIN. Piis hSt
Emma j. Pitt, report Of referee confirmed aud Judgment
OF divorce granted; VIM VI. Mcintyre agt. l.. A. Michel
e al action dismissed without cOsts Abraham H. Clark
ag Abraham Bniuger. reargunent 10 be heard Feb 90
ls7O Louis NJ. Dyer lmpd, agt Columbus g. Douglas ct
al motion denied with $40 COSTS Rachel A. Livingston
agt Elias Hotchkiss. mpd. &c. motion denied with $40
costs; Geo. r. Gray agt Jas Fisk j. ct a-Order OF
reference granted Counsel may appear the 10th AT 10
m Tor earlier fthey wish 10 nominate referee John
j. Morrow agt. james W Walsh motion granted on terms
without cOsth; Thomas Edgau AIT James Rooney Jndg-
and order vacated without costs terms; Cabar
Inc Worth agt. Antonio GenU, motion granted On terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
THE xxxIlD. DISTRICT WHISKY FRAUDS.

The Cook Harrington case was resumed yes
tefday before Commissioner Belts. Samuel streg. a
wholesale nquOrdcaler, put the stand TO prove
that Harrington had agreed for money 10 make false
gapges for the witness but this evidence
ruled out as Irrelevant TO the oense charged Edward
C0per former hook keeper TO T. s Gauger Frederick A.
fevens. testified to knowing Mr. Cook IN August. lsCs
nj to having knowledge OF gaugiug done for Gordon
elbows 6 Vi MILAN. Cook used come the CANCERS
Ce, hut witness never had any conversation with him
bout cuugllg. Various returns offered in eV-
. 10 show that Cook In the habit OF securing
returns hy means Of bribes but the
he too remote and they were excluded. Witness did
1t remember seeing Cook at the Gaugefs Office before
niv 81 1865 the date Of the alleged fraudulent return
n A. Shairr Was recalled, and testified concerning the
node Of making withdrawal entries IN 1865 and stated
ai the amount Of the tax was computed or verified in
he Collectors Uiice.
George A. Curtis testified concerning the mode OF max.
w withdrawal entries and that the applications fOr in
,ectiOu were gwen sometimes 10 one aud sometimes to
iOther Inspector.
Winfield Tucker testified that T.. ID. White. whose name
satinched the withdrawal entry, either clerk
partner the house OF Gordon, Fellows Mcmillan.
Ic believed that the figures denOiug the in that
, y the hand writing OF John 5. GrigRs.
The prosecution here rested, aud the case was ad-
C1rued until tomorrow att o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
TIE MEADE MATRICIDE.

Michael Meade, who while drunk kicked his
,l,rso severely. about month ago, Baxter-st.
hat sc died gforward arraigucd for trial in
Toe Cou! u General Sessions yesterday. under in
Sediment Tor mauslduShter in the first degree. BY the
tocat 81 Ae Distrct-Atorncy he was allowed TO plead
g. y Of m.Hslaughcr in the second degree He stated
t e bid lvct q years IN this city, aud that lie was
~ ytHl old when hc came here He bad sent Tor ms
uentg shortly after his arrival here, aud had married
TO- The pUTUusc ~ making home for her. HismOiher
vas LlrU-Uriuhmg woman, and he had several times
Obtaie her discharge from the island, where she had
kscu committed for drunkenness. He said: am very
sorry for what occurred am ashamed 10 be mere IA
THIS COURTROOM"
Afr,r listening to his story Judge Incraham. who had
eaI fully examined the papers, said: Meade, You are
sA~rrca With OF the most henous crimes known
~ Sac Jaw You have killed your mother on account OF
f1m. luu first knocked her down aud then brutaNy
tNscd Der he that helpless condition You have had
time 10 reflect on tie enoruty Of your crime and
you must already be that IL Is one for which you
ca never make amends here i see nothing IN these
laprrs why | should not give you the full sentence
allowed by law The sentence OF the Court Is that you
be confined Ia the State Prison Ut sing sing at hard
a5pr. for seven years"
Rcyunlds and Meade we're then handcufed together.
sbd carefully guarded by several Deputy shefis, were
removed the Tombs fhe doors OF the courtroom
guarded by Policemen until after the prisoners were
tascn OF TIC bIldug. but when the guards were
whdra rush made 10 get out aud tie prisoners
followed by Yelling hoOtiug crowd up ~ the gates
% the prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR CoURT-srrcIAL TERM.

Before Mr. Justice JoneS.-Aibert Van Sdun
and augustus H. Whccicr aCt. SqHti, O. BuT-lhs case
came up motion 10 vacae the order Of arrest Grauied
against Barr 10 is action brought To recover 1880
lent defendant. broker, Who applied to them on
the al september last for the loan OF $500 or 5000 OF
Government bonds. Paiun ALLEGES that the defendant
promised To return the money within hall an hour but
did not, and has never returned the money.
Defendant claims that Augustus H. Wheeler one OF the
plaintiffs proposed to him that lac (Whcecr being the
cashier of the firm Of Van Siun ~ Co. would draw
check of said firm upon their bank Uhe Atlantic Natona
for the sum of sOOO that he tBar should go Ia tins
hank and have the check certhcd that then he Barr
could very easily alter the said check by changing the
word eight 20 eighty" by adding the letter ~ 10
the word eight" aud adding an 20" 10 the figures
ZOO thereby making the check SOOO instead OF 500;
that ne Darn could open account with the Tenth Ma
tnua Rank and deposit the check and within nall an hour
or an hnnr afterward could draw out hercfTom the sum
az $4,000 and give TO said Van Slun Co the sum OF
tO retaining the remaining $4,000 as ms snare III the
transaction that Wheeler would swear that inc sad
certified check regular and according 10 thelr BOOKS
before the ccrnCaOu thereof ard 80 The matter would
he left for the Tenth National Bank the place OF deposit
ohtaid check and the Atlantic National Bah' on wien
said check drawn 20 fight y out tat ne tb] re-
fused 10 have auy thing do with the TRANSACTION lhht
hereupon Wheeler told him that II ho was not wing 70
do tins Transaction and gel back Tor Van Siun w. lne
500 alleged To be due from Barr Van sann 20 Wou
AT once commence legal proceedings Tor US recovery! ana
would have him (Bar1 arrested for obtaining h",y IN
der false pretcnscs The ADJOURNED To hohuay
morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
u g EASTERN DISTRICT CoURT-ADmnnTr

Before Judge Beuedict-Smihrdie WdHn1c-
frii1 CORDdHy CITY ~ AOrrohIhe steamer cry
Of Norwich time ago colhded Win another vessel
and the result the burning Of the steamer Eighteen
suits have been brought OF the value OF
freight 10y various hbcilaus. The steamer has gwen
bond for the amount Of property The smhville Manu-
featuring Company Of MIiinaniic pro.cnis a libel To
recover 65 value Of freight board aud prays for
decree Court admitting hbelans 10 the bcneht,
aud privileges of the bond executed by the CITY OF
Norwich.
NdrTdgdnsu Steamship Co. agi Steamer Harrdgdnseh.
VESSEL attached and claimants allowed a week 10
answer.
.Iaines D,sen ag Robert NHrrdy-Process served per
souaY upon respondent. Respondent represented by
Attorney Warren q. Brown. Had time 10 answer
Bot Sprdg,e ag John Doe and others, Orors Of EriJ
Marshal returns that respondent could not lie
found and attached the brig Judge granted default
~ reference to ascertain the amount due hDclIanL Mr.
Wilcox, proctor fOr hbClaui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

Uomdn LiQuor Dedler. - Commissioner
shields issued "a warrant against Mary Christopher Of No
o.. Wners for carrying the business Of retail liquor
dealer without payment of hccuSe OF special tax. Tho
y,u,at, husband claimed 10 be the owner of the place.
bnt Mrs Christopher held IN $500 bail TO appear for
examination ON Monday.
~ Nrif,fqc CaSe.-Tuc examination IN this case. he
fore Commissioner Shields, adjourned Yesterday
until Saturday a. II o. lu consequence OF the illness
Of Judge Htche. CoauScl fur The defense.
The United SdiCs aCt. The IrercV Of Ci17Ssd Smith Of
EingSOn " ION the 4t Of O-tobcr lsOI tai. brewery
together with ale and other property, valued ut Soo
was seized charge that more ale had been made than
was entered upon tie Government books The Govern.
ineut opened yesterday. and put Assistant Assessor Me-
Cling the stand % testify 10 the Discrepancy between
the stamps used and the amount Of sales The
then adjourned until to-day at II.
Ailcged False Income LtiUUS-Tlc IiifSS CdSe.-Tle
Of VIM, r. fcss whole liquor dealer At Nos. u
and 70 BrOad-st., resumed yesterday, before COu
missioner Osborn. Flies Is charged with making false
income for ISIS and he il called o. plOuce
books IN order establish his innocence But these
have been seIZcd by Collector Bailey. and FHess IL
unable them. although he states that he has asked
the Collector for them, the latter repeatedly
replying that the matter he had been searching FOR IN the
books he could nj find Fc,s states that he has lost
Of dollars In OF tins detention Of
his books. The Will be taken UP again ut O'Clock
to-day.
The Fullerton CGSeTn consequence ~ the engagement
OF Judge BatChlOr L. sit IN the United states Circuit
Court the LIT Of March, with Judge Woodruff In the
tria Of VIM. Fullerton and others, there will he no day
calendar IA Admiralty IN the Distinct Court until further
notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Before Judge Bidtcbtord and JuTy.-7hc
Uuiied states agt. Lot Of Veret EbboHS and TriD.
,ainOs-The goods against which this suit brought,
valued at 5000 were seized IN April, 1859, on the
premises Of csscuberc kobhe ~ M. 80 Nalkcrst To-
whom they we're consigned by FTcdeiicK Reuter-. who
bought them from Appold, Schnltiss Co. 81 Lyons,
France. IL Is alleged that the duties were paid on an IN
voice IN which only the statutory commission q 2. per
cent was included, and that subsequently, the French
firm demanded a higher rate OF commission, which was
maid without the small additional duty The defense
claim that the extra charges were cNiortunaic and
paid under protest ny hcssenDere
k bbe aud that in any event Mr. Renter,
tn of the goods should not be held responsible for
their action. Much documentary evidence was intro
ducrd on both sides and Judge Blaichford Instructed
the Jury mud for claimants 10 cases Nos aud :,
aud for the Government 10 Nos = - 10 and II.
However as no intent 70 dcfraud apparent stay
proceedings granted tO enable the defendants 90
petition The secretary Of the Treasury Tor remission Oh
ite forfeited goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
DEFRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT

Deputy Marshal NOdyne of Brooklyn yester-
sy arrested j. Hamilton Perrin real estate agent,
charge Of conspng defraud the United States Gov
pment ont Of certain real estate by Of false
ortgage In August, 1868, the Government seized a
plot Of ground situated the corner OF INLAY aud
bowness Brooklyn, owned by Mrs Catherine Lahitan in
her own right for having Illicit still upon the premi-
ses The Government could only forfeit the interest Of
Ms Laiiah on the property Herself and her husband
engaged Mr. Kingston Norris a LAWYER 10 defend the
suit ni after tue seizure, Stephen Labitau went 10
hehaIu NoNlahd, Notary Public with Perrin and 9TH
ana executed mon gage of the nronertv IN "A man
hneu snng II back to 1867 aud signing his wife,
tne' s ~" pcihg present, aud that mortgage al
sorNhru i"nIelred To- Mr.. Merrick aud By him aus-
ieffen 20 q Mt fish The being tried in the u g.
hlcl Iouii' lhe real estate condemned aud when
the government Officers TO look AZ The mater they
i9pnu ma 'ne properly had been gagged for 5000
al lht u Vas WORTH Rowland, the Notary heretofore
arrested. j. now held in $500 10 answsr pep,tn
held to bail also, by Commissioner Newton in te san,s
1ulOunt. - S 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
CRIMINAL

Justice McQuade, at the Yorkvie Police
Court Yesterday fully committed Michael stone, Luke
Cavanagb and Patrick Mullen, on charge OF knocking
down Michael O'Brien OnehuDdred. and hftecnthst
between Fret and Second aVes on Monday night, and
rODblDg him OF kZl0
A few days ago Robert Hines, alias Thomas
UahooaIa who gives his residence No. Go Second
ave entered the house OF Francis Heating: at No. S0
for the purpose OF plpnderinR it. lie dis
covered by the inmates and Ned pursued by an oncer
Az the latter gaining him. Hnes turned and fired
Hines down. and Yesterday he was taken TO the Essex
Market Police Court and committed for trial by Justice
ledwith, who refused to take ball
Recorder Hackett sat in judgment in the
Court General Sessions The testimony in inc case OF
James Mccarthy (who ia now at large on baiD charged
with highway robbery was concluded hnd the jury re-
tired Soon afterward the foreman returned aud SAID
that would be impossible Tor the Jury 70 hnd verdict
auired into the character OF the defendant, ana was I'm
pressed as 10 its goodness The Recorder then ensured
The wing Juror discharged him. and ordered
TRIAL. William schroeder. found guilty OF grand
larceny sentenced to the state Prison Ton nve years
Doran. who was out on bail on bonds given ny
Senator Creaer failed TO appear Tor trial ON charge oi
feioniOus assault. aud his bonds were forfeited
Business was conducted at the Jefferson
Market Police Court by Justice Scott. Charles Morse
cOored was accused by Edward Fountain aiso coored,
Of No. 81 Grands of having struck hiin with slung'
shot ON lie back of the head times Tuesday
night cutting him seriously. dispute about woman
caused the assault Morse pleaded guilty and was com
itea ior trial Join he h anu Spoksu ,pto tbs
~hcehouss of the Pacific Mail steamer Northern !Agh,
on the 18th Of last mouth and stealing te worm OF lead
pipe. A little boy. Thomas Hamilton. saw the prisoners
enter the vessel while lying at the pier on the North
River. They temporarily committed until further
testimony b procured.
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Hogan
committed Ellen Gilmore cVorod. Tor having stoen o
quantity Of bedding aud other articles valued ~ so'
belonging Sarah Robinson also c0iored OF no. 10 now
srdst while The latter serving OUT sentence VI W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

hasty retreat from the treacherous surface At the
closed Kinks safe amusement found, and they were
used during the evening. La Brooklyn the Union and
Capoline ponds were open part OF the day. but the
thaw too much for them. The Empire Rink In this
city presented good icebed, and the managers an
nonnce carnival 10 take place this evening. II the Ice
bed this rink he only equal n the ambition OF the man
agers this carnival will be- the best Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

days on Blackwels Island For nearly three years
Francis Iathrop book dealer at No 63 william has
missed quantities OF books, amounting the aggregate
10 5000 Yesterday he caught John Gibbs, q coored
man. who has charge Of the building tile act giving
large bag containing 80 volumes. valued $500, and
belonging TO John Austin Stevens r who had left them
on storage to n white man. Both were arrested When
brought before the magistrate Gibbs confessed that he
had stolen all of the missing books and sposed OF
waste paper dealer. Gibbs committed for trial,
ana as there was no evidence against the other man. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
SHIFTING IYTELLiGENCR.
PORT OF SEw-yoEk.."................r,sr

PORT or NEw- YoEE.................. .Fsbrs't n
CLEARED.
w.m.s rs S,-.Bsaf'ra M's,'' rns'. i4'eroo., Mn'4'
kbg K.-oa notrll,su. B,,HSH A.
Hns Aims Trssreien r,fyos. F.ra, Fos'rsn nsrs,. CD
r.,r for oIIier' e " Hey'gat p.' H'a'i' u l. D. E''
w., 10, 'T S T y. JOY s S,,s
Zoe Rss,yS Barts stamford ss.ns Ba,oa falusr st.@fod
ARRIVED.
Steamship CAat MeMesaa Liverpool Feb r. 'si o1ssa''o"a ~
s,s'S.b pd.s wtt,hur,t Isy,s, ,ai., ed pee.
s,.1 eo",.s1 VIII tar D. b h m F,lnoaia i,r orders
Bds rusuay (oI.rho.l So Rumble Ds~arra u days 'aEa
Big f.,ehte ,oytrsres Dae Den'rAra "a ily Ihd
Bns Il " Ghail, Cof ruh, I,adD Dumaoad M.nI' II da,
Bds ia c.gsnHs TOT H.fI 50. D0t'J. Asr c'ya II Gays
'0 sTs Adele MeroaB nurr"- Eira,.,hpor-
Sr No., noiSr s's Mn Can t'i .s: for por..
'''' .oaooss@-aivEn 40 oo..rwrL
Ocean Queen. EuI.bethPort Ja'ne.. hiIabs'hport
Nv. Ib.T. E',!aetipot jan, BABES EIr,bs,Lpon
~ Blod.,l h.I.es,hport Nat t'iSf'.p .ttoo-
Ff.ut Bruce. guIabebp0rt Ja'g' EihJan. bhi.b'hpoh
Css. u,nri Brdgspprt Gee. y Bro~n. Sss Ii.'sA
sorb Am.re. Bridgeport san To-. bridgeport
RotI smith Yss.n.v,u J.a.: nasa.9sn Bridgeport
Psnnsyiyasla Ncs Haven. David ftAnAl' 'foeH-HL
lwIsDf-sandONn. hight T. S r. el'ar
SAILED.
s...hp.-BrnpI. G'.o. an. and .MDssot. for LAYER
pool, barn ApsRfsds for Sydusy. n r '"
RETURNED.
sohr Hooper hsnes for kuEsos Jan YEP u .hss eaI
SANDY and returned for sramhaon and repairs u
IA, abe viu /. 10 . daT OF tee
FOREIGN PORTS.
LvxsrooL P,h An. Cussd steamship rpo from Seufo
arrived y,sisr,Sy at D. ~.
Feh 2JTbs Allan Lane steamship Aastiah, IRON
Portls sriysd b.tet o-faf o the o. livrrpnoL
SOUTHAMPTON Feb 2JThs steamship Rbsia from heu Tori
arrived here To- sy.
DISASTERS.
tn. rhr Br,r. (of Staten and capt somers hence fer Tori
Rive, ssLo, kqu,a Beach es the morning Of the ga
hauled % By the AsBuo sabmanns Wfseins css
charge Capt Bross AseD' Of the COsp.y
aud brosEh 10 IL. city Tor rspsira
SPOKEN.
Bar Sheppard, Feb IA. hound north.
Brig Pdsls Feb IL. lat 81. long g. bo.bi north
MEMORANDA.
NJ Miller from 81 Johb N r. for Philadelphia With pig
beach orlsAn,
tbo-Bg her dsei load Of sbs o. and proceeded
last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
SUPREME coURr-CnAMBERs.

DeciSi0Hs.-By Judge BdrHdrd-MurTay agt.
Elstoi-MotiOn To change place Of trial denied aud
lion for reference granted Little agt United Oh Land
AssociatOu-Ordcr granted. Koseublatt agt Levy
Order granted. Hodges aet. Cutler Motion granted.
mperatOre agt. Holbrook-Reiereuce ordered. Oneida
National Bank OF Utica agt. Stokcs-MOtiOn denied.
Charlotte Charles ag Arthur Chares-Report OF Referee
confirmed and Judgment Of divorce granted. Kpp agt.
Nj liou denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
AUCTION SALE oP coal

Eighty thousand tuns of Scranton coal were
sold the auction yesterday for the Delaware Lacka
wanna. and Western Railroad Company, by j. H. Draper
Co. The attendance large and the bidding spir.
hed. although prices ruled lower than month ago The
following comparison Of the prices obtained and at
the sale Of last month:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
RROOKLYN CITY C0rRr.

Luther L. Mansfield agt BROOKLYN Fire Com
DdhH-Ths is action brought by the plaintiff to re-
cover the balance OF $780, winch lac cfms due him
from the Company for the repairing and erecting OF
paper machine upon the premises Of the Company.
Plaintiff claims IA HE complaint, that the lat Of Sep
einber isCs he fully completed IT. that the defendants
have paid on 40 ~ TO the plaintiff and that
1883 "a In yet due The defendants set up defense OF
general denial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
SKATING.

The hags hung out upon stage tops, or
1arns through car windows, yesterday, announcing
skating today" worked more harm than good 10 tho
managers OF the open riuks The first conner had scarce
struck out" at rink before the ice gave way and
aampe1ed hs ardor for further sport His associates
SEQ others Involuntary dipped" and then all beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24

TIE nDp wac started at - so. and tho frat sale
made al u l5 seanDOat WAS started at IS 90 aud the
nrst sale, Ia crate started at a.. and the first
sale ~ egg started at o. aud the first sale, 81 III
rom which u rose 10 ~ 22 chestnut started at " rs
the hrrt sale, IS %. the second o. The greatest decline
wa ln steamboat coal about 2sc lump &C. CRATE Utc
egg about 7c and stove about I2tc Chestnut held s
own, and fully realized the prices OF last month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
p1ssENCrpS lnrLrFn

PROM HAVANA Frh lie .isrmsblp tsrasu-Nt = l. 's5
tur .. Uaf.ti Eubt,ou. MA.sgiA "us1 D. J. a''oez J.
Hub.usou T. GonfaisL . .
FROM LlyEgrOOL Tsh il-is 'te'u'hp C'shfi-Nt G''ii
ofer I,arh isu s l-t A q Js-ss x want , u
Pfatt Ma4si Nf. 81 i-ts arI irfalt J. 'f"s@ " u'A
4. Wr-. 4 ~ At.rr itfrHsas J. k"if' Ne u W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
DEPlRTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

TltESpAY FTH -
lui sirtnsiF 'aHH'l'
Grle. IOstOhce al oeiock H. seaslP 40" AZ
y. ..
Rur1re va Dew ard liverpool ~ TIE Nr'iorin ron
close a Nssluft fstOAcc al No s1Isn Sl'
By tbs tsti except iItc.4iy directed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-24
gals.
land FANCY DRESS BALL OF the

GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL OF the
GERMAN LIBDsLkRANk sU,isI a.
ACApEMV OF MUSIC. THURSDAY. Feb ~ =,
Tickets admitting one gentleman And txo ladies' " ga
irsuis.u Iol Brvsd..y; Lou. Burger IS Bors' Lw IN
VA, W. H. Gaeuibe sac Bfssdsa!i Shss
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