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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
States of the Tninn.
HAPs AND MIsHAPS.

Visitors to Prospect Park last week, T5,063; on
Sunday u,SJ7.
Louis Ohliger a German, residing at No. lO4 Debe.
Brooklyn, committed 'uieids 1s' evening BY ''as '
through the head
John Scherfenberger, n German, age "a. last even
ing with Ne. a sbsnds causing serious
ssand.
Margaret Brehen age 80, Of No. 1,O66 seeopd-ave.,
las, eys1ng Forty bntfsI nd ihrl ave- AM
sqfre eonassoa brar, causing death IN few noUeaS
T. N'archand's paper-box mandatory on the FIFTH
so al NJ AIS damaged s0 BY Gre last evening" les
ba ltng. O-nal BY William Hastings SAs dzH-Sed riV"
An url-,ovr man age g. was taken suddenly sick
y.,ertsy iu the saloon Me- 2 Dus1e t. he sn remover
Inst Pei q. statoa ash died In = few niEssea
Insurance Patrol No. q stationed in Bond-st, Dor
x,Ia.b hsrs. from stable IN sHlhtAnsl on sstruy
sgsL and In 40 az the Second ave- drove 1s .
An unknown German woman, asv sD s"i kien az
~ 81. M 40 s.cm5te snce BY jumping on ras. 'sl'<L
" - ,uri AID Re- used any Tes On Of oe H"'
NJ Mi. Diclson. AGE Co. died yesterday nj No.
NJ T.ai a'Is, iom l1e.ss received Apul 1904 On
ta dy Le stsmDtei 20 caTe ass'eal ' ~ ~ had sIanDSd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
ALBANY:

TWHRDy CROrON REAL ESTATE SPECULATION
REPORTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CITY RAIL-
ROAD SCHEMA CHECK ON COAL DEALERS
MORE PYRoUysITEs FOR Sherry BRENNAN.
ALBANY. Jan. 9O.-vEo business of Importance
transacted In either House In the Assembly 10 10
doubtful II there was quornu present MI Twoeds
Croton Water bill favoraby reported In the senste
Senator Dreamer amused himself, Al not the Senate, by
unacoountable flow Of words UPON some Newspaper
matter OF unknown significance. The remainder of the
time Of that body occupied by o debate upon tho
legal teohncalties Of ohatol mortgage. The Assembly
went into Committee OF the Whole the rate Of CON
pensaon to be paid country newspapers for printing
theiavA
Still another bill for rapid transit in the City Of New
York WA introduced by Speaker Hickman II provides
for elevated railway with single and double tracks
and sidngs Tho starting point 10 the battery, the route
west Of siKthave" and tho terminus spuyten Duyvi
Creek with branch from convenient point south OF
Twenty-sixth-st O point eat OF Madison-aye, and
thence to the Harlem River said points 70 be determined
by the Governor the Mayor Of York. and the Pres
dent Of the Railway COMPANY or any two OF them Inc
ming into tho city, and any bridges which may be con
strnoted over the waters when % Railx
s authorized to transport both passengers and fres
haSsS IN S m are Sam oan
Homer A. Nelson. Tue capital is 100000: Iae Dali
stone, iron. brick. or wood supports.
Mr.. Kelly Of Ney-York introduced bill TO prevent
con,ains some eItraordlnary provisions. The COMMITS.
soner Of Public Works shall have scales Constructed in
Of The 81 and p al
In quantities OF half tun or over for domestic use,
contents OF each load shall Do given by the one
for the seller and for the purchaser Inc charge or
weighing Is fixed at 10 cents load and the nne Tor non
compliance with the law $50 for tho nst ohense anu
Mr. D. Burns introduced bill which to interfere
with the business Of real estate referees Tbs bill PRO-
ty nd COun New-YOrk under
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ASSEMBLY.

Bills were ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
Grand Lodge OF Benevolent and Protective Order New
York. fraud In the sale OF coal la Newly ork
providing ell sales OF real estate Hereafter made In
the City and County Of New-York. under decree or
Judgment any Court Of Record shall be made by the
Sheriff OF said city and county except IN cases WheIe
said Sheriff is Interested amending the Revised statutes
that Administrators appointed by Surrogate ann on
real estate TO erect a county from portion or
Stueben County extending the provisions OF u law
passed last session relative to banking to private banking
corporations and Incorporating New-fork Railroad
Company, and authorizing the layn OF double track
on the west side OF city, up spuyten Duyy Creek
and back ~ Twentysixthst.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The bnl amending the Charter Of the CannOnst.
Baptist Church, Brooklyn ordered to third read
the session laws to 50 cents folio uniformly, de-
feated ia Committee, but In the House the bill was
ordered to a third reading. The bill liking c0mpensa-
ton OF Supervisors ordered to third reading.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
TAMMANY TRICKs-THE BROADWAY WIDENING

The projected widening of Broadway, be-
tween Thirty-fourth and Fifty-ninthsts Is topic Oh
interest 20 every taxpayer In the city According 10
the investigation OF several large real estate hoder the
damage TO the property on the southwest corner Oh
Thirty -tourthst and Broadway, from which the wiueh
ing win take "a feet OF the front, was originally nAed ~
ss5OOo The owner OF the estate was Tarrant Putnam
who was perfectly satisfied with the award. suDSe
ouenty however died. and the administrators oil the
estate put II into the market and sold to the late Au
dtor Watson for ss5OO Of which $1,000 was paId al once
and for the remainder OF the purchase money mortgage
was taken the part OF the estate not to be taken o
the projected Improvement After Auditor Watson had
bought property there was revision OF the award
for damages and he received s6o,Ooo He also bought
another poco Of property ON the same block fronting on
broadway for which he agreed to pay $4,000 The lot Is
10 by rs feet and he paid $4,000 cash. The Original
award for damages this, before he purchased the
property, was $4,000 Aferwsrd on the revision OF
awards the figures were changed TO $4,000.
There "a a triangular pleco OF property bounded by
seventhaye and Forty sixth and Forty seyenthsts III
Vas owned by C.. Il A. POiOD. the well-knOwh snip
buders In the widening Of Broadwsyit will be entirely
taken IN by the improvement. The Pohons were
awarded s1o5OO0 subsequently Cudip Il Gran bought
the nronertv for $4,000 than the amount OF the
awardf ON the revision OF the awards, Cudlip GTan
were mt down for s2s9OOO advance Of NsI,OOO
CudiD A. Graf are lawyers, and Gran Is a Tamnlany
politician.
As soon as the first awards were made, runners
all owners OF property, Offering to get All the
awards advanced for One-third, ana Judge JOHNNY
Scott OF the firm Of Scott Coleman was recommended
to conduct tho negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
TIE FIRE DEPARTMENT BALL.

The Annual Ball in aid of the Widows and
Orphans Fund of the late Volunteer Fire Department,
took place last night at the Academy Of Music At the
rear OF the stage gasjet representation Of an old
fashioned fire engine. and oil painting Of the great
New York fire OF 1888. Grafua's band furnished music
ChIefof- Police Kelso Sheridan Shook Andrew Carney.
and Chief En- gneer Perey OF the old Fire Department
among the guests. The various halls and galleries
were well filed, but there no crowdtng As about
LOO tickets sold, the widows anc orphans will re-
ceiye substantial aid from this ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
NFW-JFPSEY LEGISLATURE.

The Senate last night called up for recon-
sideraton the resolution of last Thursday referring to
the State Attorney General for his opinion a. TO Its
legality the charter OF the Hamilton Land Company,
under which the National Air Line Railway Conn
pany was enabled n build seyen-mle link OF its line
BY vote Of IL the resolution was quashed. thus
leaving the Air Line Railroad Company in the posses
sion OF their charter the link bill WAS introduced
TO INCORPORATE railroad from Newark 70 Aorrstown,
via Caldwell with pal OF 81 100000 IL 10 ~ connect
with tie Paterson and Newark Railroad, ana Is
pany against the Delaware, Lscksvanns. aud waAtefn
Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
THE ORPHANS, BALL IN BROOKLYN.

The S3d annual ball of the Emerald Benev-
oent Association in aid OF the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asvluni came oG al tine Academy OF Music, Brooklyn,
last evening with success gratifying alike TO the pride
~ the Com toe and IL the beney olen hopes OF the Az
sociation. The Academy put In It's neatost TRIM
Thc decorations were Inexpensive, ms comported with
the character Of tie ball aud consisted sinply Of the
pre.n iIz OF Erin end numerous American banners All
RANGED u above the stage and about the private
boxes aud tao word d" Emerald" IN letters iormeI
nv gns lea over the niiido az the floor. At
NJ O'clock tho dancing commenced Ia earnest tho door
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DOsssTIc MARRgHL

1890. D., ., - =. H.. az Al rn,.s
70. ys ~ ~ -. T,.a -. 81 Hn -. ras ne
RE n 1irof POD. heN
st.uls ~ ~ III Il 81 AZ ss., Ia
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p. sISs Mbssy sri a. - = ii q Hca~Phse ~ sts
s.c-Ery Is3 Ny o-.e kHro,sA i0f
Ms-gir, Jss@ S-Coa N rsssp Isi t.l.s
shnne.ta no hsls.. fra ss Hi
- s5sss Ostssrer ssnl Sl4se ~
Ralk Me- n lnchan.vd
gzn l-irde Trscentne rvarceSs sales 81 -
a. % ~ ~. .,..,, 49, r., =, 40 al "a, Strx,.~x
a. SO,,etn b.I,~Ne.ss., a.,e- -. =,
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hu"osIA' jan Jl--t0ion Te.,, ,s'"s 80 s.' w."
icei a. tc tf hd,ingi sasf ctj %, ~ 20 -
~ LCcs ysn ll-tousu gseet Al lif1'fe ost -
rly.noed Z3gfS sap-Inne Wni- 70 s~pS ~ nt' 20 80
- 20 Doasls sr,s $50 ~ . ~he4t sss.naz - ~.
bn.. sOasle 70, Yenos A. O.~ ana az s301e, IL
b5Is, Aasaa sses.i Bsr- .dJr,~n NJ; Ne a
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"a ohs., IL. q. ,aa y. NJ, as,.t aho.Ner sss
80. III -. - - - - 81 n Bsh.
sl - &C &C. $3.50 Ia. iai pse. stng ,s,, a, er 10
mary " 49,, o. 81 y, g.. - a -, =, ~
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nor Ct.e h. sf - go. hn.s eb.., 10 H.,
~, a EI.tr r..dr a. ancksnxsi Wh~~a scsre,
Bfta - 81 ~ no ! ~ 90, ~ q "a 70 '' - ~ 80
@Ist " ~. NJ 49,. N6slnx IL.
FH,L.1%IsHM - Isss,sgs Fs, aScs,sS.I. K,rs s 4
50 8. s1nns WsSst-Esrs Family -s Ia - ezi peus
sua had SsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK

The semi-annual examination of the classes
at the College Of the City Of EewYOrk began yesterday
morning. and Will continue throughout the week. The
number Of students enrolled ia about 600. The examine
ton. Yesterday were fOlows Senior Class Spherical
Astronomy, Prof Compton. examiner; Junior Class
Phvsrs prof DOrefnus; Sophomore Glass, Calculus and
Moral Philosophy PrOfs. Dochsrty and Huntsman
Freedman Class, Descriptive Geometry Prof. kOeFner
and Tutors WOoIf and Knox; Introductory Class, En-
gsh Language Prof Barton and Tutors Fisher, urnet
d Aubr The students under 20 ordeal which tests
tborourhIv their Droeress -Four hundred WORK in
one ROOM under an arrangement which preeluies the
FEASIBILITY of communication with each other OF any
one ese so that the student must rely solely on himself
TIE apparatus of the College has recently been greatly
enIarl,d. involving an expenditure which drew M on
their fund To such an extent that the Trustees will nave
TO look 10 tie legislature for the to equip the adj
dtion to the College building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

transfer the control OF property and organization
into the hands OF parties selected by you from among
yourselves" .. 49, H..
communicable was received By the Irish e1iles as
Sweenys Hotel laN evening, from fSicharu - uornnn
Chairman Of the Tsmmsny Reception comhintee, re-
quesng them 20 appoint sone person nom anohs to
to receive tho money collected Up TO the preson. ne
only q 500 has been paid In TO the treasurer Oh inc
10
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ALBRo-A. Elizabeth n j. r. ii james AlbrO he ssh
rs S.s H cs, s Il. GS' r q d: p .s
ARrHUR-ou Sunday evening jar a. is Harry AA" 20. -
so Bd.,ri Arhar, u his 1o,A ye.I -. 9, Pap.
Church correr ssasA BroOiyn wedA
BossRL-on jan 18th, tsster Of Aerandsr al
H.5Ps. BSS1; .IS y p: ~ sa a.. be, % 10 a til. .ss
services rossaoesf hss II Bs 1seuii
on Tuesday 3lst nat, a&Pn
BYRyg-on Sunday noraius jan %, Jr.es C Br,. rSo
The f F..y !. i s Isis - FS S.s .sa
cHAaBERs-ou pdt. IN. s1sh ss :. bis r.t.u. st sI'h
r.. -.,,. ana & he asssss and Il - y .
flly invited attend the fase, srT at 81, s rsasses ..
dsSot R-Sty si5 sad Fosr.s r.,arisG
Se ATTENDANCE al BrosI q. .r..-, :, 80
iSS .s e y.. s y ss csaS ;sS, ~: c
Notice Of faEel
relatives And .s sd S.'e Of S anil, ar ,S 2 so ,s.s
Ftrsva, on Tuesday morning. a. 10 s'eiOeIs
HALL-on Monday 90 Anna R. the beloved wife Of c Hd
Pn.rai services Al w..Aaoupl,se wei:s-l.y Pe :.
O'clock IA Peads sf tie aseessed respectfully invited 70
HUyTgR-ou Monday Jan Mrs. sally AM Hunter, IL her Sss
F9nsr. service. At her late r,sdsse. s-lss n, ssS'T T1
.n be isa 70 WaodsstOch Orange Ca T. r iassrseu.
Orange Co. papers please copy.
Ri.bsi b. the hS joseph nys Of AASar' n L. .d
R, friends Of the n inya e .,.eS =, fs,s' Q.
:. go rr.a waves Twenty SspSs a, III
AApEs-Oo sunday evening Jan 49, Aei Lewis Of and
II. aesss aa re 1:v! u, n.i .sA
funeral services n %. rsdsnse ~ s 1890 ~ ~ 49,. =
o Or sss Co. for for St.fu ssa1-'
.. 81. 81. :ss Is s Mar ,s Ms. ss
' s1P c. .S ss ~ ~ - . r..
s:eS sod E n '''''''' ''''' ~
aSYSoLDs-As or,.s, MI, srnss morning 'A,' JOIN A
Roiea1s. ,,'st attend the sr g ;ss T-ssss
/, at Il o'clock
RocKwBLL-ou MONDAY J.a 90 a. Y ss'ss Anaa, vt'' -
TIE nera win place be. late residence rseiss' Tness
rs al Sssl .. h' tn i .s SD . .
lem Railroad Depot Twenty and k0arA ave- at ni
nussEL-s.es Wednesday ''eas Jan e. AsaA'n rS'-.s
RiT. .p fhsni. are avei his hate .
asSsr .,u, Nil 10 .Isa % k iaterass
wARDBLL-Oa sstaHay Jan g. Ch.ss w1isl n the si Jn
Relatives and friends invited invited ,aA h funeral fs
ke rsdence southeast corner 81 Gsses an 'ssos>'
BrOOsYn, on "sdHes4AJ' FEB "'os"e.
Fellow. the Ssw.Ysrs Academy requested
be IN a' near P ave TO-DAY rSesisy ~ rep.,.
tory attending the funeral Of % s' G9s % Corr sa
IT war. NJ D. Secretary
LIVINGSTON q SS7 p and A-Eribeni ioo 're leresy
Ioon corner Broadxsy tOors. w.dHe-sy fes =
u oeoS. N s The PSFpS.e 81 s ~ PsSuI ca5tr a. :
N Coaan Comm No < L. am. The fraternity 70 - -
invited 70 unite sS hyns'a Z an jo s Do%NEY M..r
In scoc,ao. with the invitation Lascn = No c' .sS
L. M the members Of PSerI .LaPei AZ : ~ ~ A. s
Tor The purpose joining Nth tai Z IN Attends NE 'As' ~
Of car late 'oDpn'o EDWIN EDWIN BoSToS seer-.y.
M x,,.A, 81 Co.ualsn Con < T. n'i.s 70
meet the Log ron SS r., r. pa.s Of o1as is L1
ag,os = Pbror Chapter No . "A 10 "a ~ '''Sas
0fOG' late s'' A'sn' i"N'A sAIc sa0SSOS, R.raHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE. 4 LBANY, Jan. 30 l57I.
Bills were misunderstanding the
American COngega tOna Union Of the City OF Nevfork
and to hold by gift etc. real and personal estate
for aiding feeble churches. $500
Bills were reported authorizing the taking Of additional
lands and waters for the Croton Aqueduet, New York.
and authorizing the Common Council OF the City Of
LOckport 20 raise by tax to pay indebtedness
The bills TO revise and amend several acts relating TO
public instruction, and 10 hCOrpUrate the American
Home Missionary Society. were PASSED
The bill providing the moGe aud nef Of eleetng
town officers in Richmond County ord rod to third
reading Adjourned
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being psetty well filled. great number camo
to look at the brilliant spectacle rather than to form part
OF the yely group, and the galleries completely
filed by tlR pretty OF which Brooklyn reason
ably proud Lat6r in the evening the spectators grow
fewer and the dafsers grew numerous, and the
tripping music that Issued from the hall far into the
night atested the enjoyment OF the many part pants
Among the prominent persons present were the Hon A.
NJ Cue, the Hon. j. b. Troy the Hon. Vim. T. Robinson,
Thos. Carroll f. b. Galley Clerk OF the Board OF super
Chief.ofPolice Campbell, Judges Walsh, Reilly, and
Buckley, aud Demas Barnea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
POLITICAL.
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF GOV. HOLDEN.

IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF GOV. HOLDEN.
RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. S0.-The Impeachment
trial Of Gov Holden was formally commenced to-day
Pearson presiding. The counsel for both
managers and the respondent present. The man
ayers uested the eighth article Of tho mpeaeh
mont be amended, substitute Of Neothary" for
Of Berry" The defense objected, but the ChiefJ
decided in favor OF the manAgers wheIeupon the de
Tense asked until Thursday to amend their response IN
accordance With change OF the eighth article Time
was granted until Wednesday and the Court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
The interior of the new County Courthouse

The interior of the new County Courthouse
is undergoing process OF elaboration and decoration
which will place IL in rank with the rstcsss theaters OF
the city, The General Term OF the Superior Court
and Of Common Pleas are nov closed and filled
with scGOdng preparatory Co being frescoed and other
wise renovated IL Is estimated that the cost OF COM
pletng all the rooms will amount to $4,000.
THE PHILADELPHIA LEDGER ALMANAC, beside
being an almanac IN the strict sense Of the word, In
having calendar OF the months, &c, great deal
OF matter general interest, and condensed Religious
and Church Directory, and Chronology OF Philadelphia
which with other articles the Franco Prussian war;
&C. make i Indispensable 10 Philadelphlans and valuA-
BILE % all Otsers.
States of the Union, when admitted, Terri
tories aud dates Of ORGANIZATION and Statistics OF P0pu
lation in 1850, 1860, AMI 1910, viii lie found In The
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1871, just out
U. S. Commissioners Shields, Stillwell, and
White have fitted up for the OF reporters in
the Clerks eice the Federal building in Chambers-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
MASSACHUSETTS,.
MAYoRALTY ELECTION IN woRCEsrE

MAYoRALTY ELECTION IN WORCESTER
WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 30. Edward Earle
was chosen Mayor OF Worcester at the special election
held to-day, as TO the late Mayor Blake He
/, highly respected citizen, leading member OF the
society Of Friends and at the head OF large lnanfa, tr
ing interest He was supported by al classes, without
regard 10 politics His majority over Dr. +. II. Kelly
Who WA opposition. $50 IN total OF 3,o votes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
THE NEW CITY CENSUS
The following table shows the new and oil
erunerations in the Seventh and Twenty-hrst Wards
BASEBALL NOTES.
The Mutual Club completed Yesterday the


orrauIzati0n OF its nine for 1870, as follows:
1 4 Mills o.ther, from Nulal nine o. 100.
2 VOTERS pitcher fOm Mutual zine Of 1870
a start frst base from Atlantic nine u a'O
a F.rgnson. second base from Atlantic nine Of 1870
q smith tiri base from AtaB.c n.ae OF 1870.
white from Forest City lCevendl nins OF lo
7 H,feh LEFT Geld fr1m Mutual nue. Of 1870.
a F.slr center 6ei from Mutual ne u 1870.
a Patterson right srd, from Mn lal ne 81 1910.
70 Martin change pitcher flbsu:e from Ma,ual rine Of 1870
It is proposed to lease a suitable portion OF
the Shore Park, lying between Randolph and Mad
son-sfs Chicago for baseball grounds for the White
stockings aud other iclubs The ground is S55 feet in
Width and can be inclOsed to double that length II
dered II Is finely located and well adapted Tor base
hal field.
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THE STATE OF TRA DE,
LArHsr EUROPEAN MARKETS


LosSov jar. 3-J0 B~-COa os NiHjf sf nsny ~ y,
Securities gnets e. Fave GseoJ bens io'>
l3o ooi sai Ten Fses sei stoe llaet sad sdJ hn
va Ilnoi. cepins 49, Ataniss and Great Ystev ~ -
LlyKEP0or Jss 3@:D m.--Co,teD--Ues ~- Hs'e ~
sddhng hobe loading hip nsuned q hNfe, Of 49, SO
sds4L Hhe<thsd Vester s~ 70 30 ~
0Jdlll5 Ref wina~r. n Con-No HhId, Nss. S@ LAW
buo ss, 81. Ts-pcnup.. Ufd Ei6 III
L0sDos, Jan ss-+UD m.-BnSeed OIL, HSeSD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

4. Pa,4hr scpps frsn De pAhsrs ~ ~ -
star.e she against The za-1 rAcan -
snd wrist Desth susI fos ossns Of Ss Dfs
ea1ssd BIZ Cs iniahss had received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
POPULATION OF NEw,JERsEY.

The official Census returns for New jersey,
lately made vary mewhat from the numbers as first
gwen the population being less than was stated. The
following are the figures by counties showing the white
and rnlnrnd nnnnlatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

Hope for Drunkard. The most hepessa ca,s o.
cured by simple rneT .
No IL E. Tuslnnst JERK Csusa!~con nee iAs'"so 40
for book yeorseh
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DIED.

Wss4ss sss az, ia yeLIonsr orr oLs DGrcs csvaea
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6perial Noiiafs

Fifty Thousand Traders nArerd n tae shs>s"r As.'V
. xo,, Of erIt are within the s;1t hre- ~eshs
copy ofAe .,,.,
,,,,.n, us.is, Interesting YUbestoo PArte. ous %
,s.eus m ass. hs with tS~r AaaoGaesne1is no
,As surss uAas invited " call az As al once
oUS, BAELow b Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

John Brougham began a brief engagement
~ Mrs Conways Park Theater in Brooklyn Last nj GIT
He is furlOugh from Wailsck's Theater
"Wee Willie Winkien will keen the stage
week longer, AZ the Olympic Theater The new bur
lesQue OF Iacheeu" viii Dc brought out on the 9Th Of
February.
Among the songs that make I'D the Musical
OnO-cOnsttutng part of the Holland Testimonial per
Torrance the Boston Globe TAcater tOdly-is one
called 'Thc Little Church Around the Corner Inbsbed
by Messrs Fairchd DEyeT
Mr.. Dan SymOns, who, for some time past,
has filled the position ~ busins OF tho Oh npic
Iheater with ability, discretion, and industrious zeal ia
Ia poor health; and, regret TO add, has been
compelled 10 retire. temporarily, r0u active occupation
Mr. Gayler's play or Fritz as presented
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-02
SHERIFF SALE.
No. 1923

no. 1,oZS.
DY virtue of one writ of heri facias to
ID me directed and delivered from the
Honorable Circuit Court of Lincoln county,
Tennessee, at it's July term. 1871, in favor
of Levi, G. b. and James Walker, and a.
gainst Burrell Christian and Al. Childress,
| will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door in
the town Of Fayetteville, on
Monday, November 9th, 1871,
the undivided interest of Barrel ChTistian
in a certain Tract of Land lying in Civil
District No. %, Lincoln county, Tennessee,
and bounded as follows, to-wit On the
North by the lands of w. c. Jennings and
W. f. Smith, Oh the East by the Franklin
county line, on the South by the lands Of
John A. Curtis, ond on the West by the
lands of - Walker, containing goo
Acres, more or less. Levied on as the
property of Burrell Christian, TO satisfy one
execution in favor of Levi, g, B. and James
Walker, for $500, besides interest and
costs ii. Is. MORGAN,
oct5-$8 Sheriff.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-02

" We are receiving daily
from the manufacturers one of the
larges! stocks Of Boots, Shoes and
Hats ever offered in this market,
selected with special care, which
we will sell at the very lowest cash
prices. We are thanaful for past
patronage, and hope by fair deal
ing and low prices to merit q con-
tiDuance of the same.
w. L. HATCHER & Co.
Next door to Bagley Bros. !.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-11-02

~We are sorry to see that
an effort is being made in the Leg.
islature to repeal the convention
al interest law. Times are hard
now, but they viii be worse, if
the repeal is effected. Money
that is now loaned at ten per cent,
and thus finds its way into the
channels Of trade, will be with
drawn, when the rate of interest
is lowered, and invested in U. S.
bonds, thus lessening the amount
of money in circulation in Tennes-
see, and bene6tting no one but the
owner. We propose referring to
this matter more at length next
week.