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The New York herald., 1871-11-23

eenycman once said to me- sT would rather
glass pni happ ,ns tho resolution sSs S does not
80 eonH II the association. Tho great object IS
aas. Now trains wtmen 20 greater independ%ence %
n IS. passing resolutions and no donnt. moving
e previous question. As Sam Weller said. "fhey.
The speaker said that the woman Suffrage move
ment had succeeded TO the vgor OF the ntisiavcry
IS In Inc fntureEit is written non on the cards. The
word 'pbey" in the marriage service Is doomed 10
s ou. one srng sn mre a
pledge Indifferent.
Mrs. III rs sTASTSN aNp vIG w"opVI ~ nrs wASTE1
aud VlctoriaC. Woodruff would be an acquisition 10
Mr. BIAexwRLr. Lucy stones husband couldn't
see IT, he said-For the frst time IN this move.
ment we have presented solid front OF men and
dorse immortality; we 40 not read female su1rage
to mean free love. tApplause.l
Az Blackwes remarks were received with con-
tnued applause will be understood that the senrt-
ment Oi the Convention IS decidedly against stanton
ana Woodruff in the course OF conversation this
afternoon Mrs. Stone said TO the HERALD reporter
that she found & i dcals to believe me report Of
III New York che other evening.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The afternoon was given to the election OF officers
cf,cers We're elected FOR the ensuing YEAR
FreS,dtdt-Lucy Stone.
Rnoss rs isna Ms, 1srgeT gaza;a mggpsor
a. Livermore. MASSACHUSETTS,; George William Cur
tbs, New York; George w. Julian, indiana; Hannah
NJ. Cutler, Illinois; William Lloyd Gars0n. Massa-
cnusetts; Margaret " Longlcy, Ohio
Chairman or ne EcecLlsCs COfls17ltuee-Jula
Ward Howe, Massachusetts.
Foreign corresponding Secrttdry-kate n. Dog.
gctt Illinois.
corresponding Secreta,y-Mary Grew, pennsyl'
| vanla.
| Recording SecrerarfeS-Henry B. Blackwell, Mas.
| sachusetts, and Amanda Way, indiana.
Treasn,ef-John X. Wllman, Pennsylvania.
Wee Presidents, Er ONcic-Mrs. Oliver bennett,
Maine; Ar,uenla I. v. While New Hampshire
Y. w. Willard, Vermont; James Freeman Clarke
Massachusetts,; Elizabeth u. Chace, Rhode ls,and
1 Celia Buretgh. Connecticut; Oliver johnson, New
| York; John Whitehead, New York; Passmore VIII.
! hanson, pennsylvania; Mrs Elizabeth Smith, Della
ware; Miriam M. Cole. .Oho Mary +. ThoWas, NJ. D.,
/ Iowa; Jane q. Swlsshelm. Illinois; Rev. Rowland
| Conner, Wisconsin; Noses Colt Tyler, Michigan
| Mrs. A. knight, Minnesota; Mrs. q. j. H. Nichols
| Kansas; Ameha Boomer Iowa; Isaac II. Sturgeon,
| Missouri; Guy w. Wines, Tennessee
Among the notabliities present were Mrs. Han.
nah NJ Cutler, OF Illinois; President I. w. Hig
Gin50n, Rhode Island; Lucy Stone, Julla w. Howe,
Lucretla Mott Mrs. Lucas, sister OF John Bright,
| England; Elizabeth Churchill Rhode Island; Mrs.
Celia Burielsh, Connecticut; MRS. Rev. Ada O.
Bowles. Robert Dale Owen Mrs. Margaret Longlcy,
Cincinnatl; MI. IL T. Blackwell, Mrs. Harriet N. *.
GuI.
Dr. A. B. Stone, Kalamazoo. Mich. Miss Lilly
| Devraux Blake, New York; Mrs. Lacy Stone Mrs.
| the Convention adj dyouned. Ihe Pennsylvania Peace
| Society ana the PENNSYLVANIA Suffrage Association
meet u Mercanale Library Hall, In TINS city, to
|
The New York herald., 1871-11-23

schr Simpson, Price. Elssabethport for Portland.
schr tlriou. Smith. Port johnson for Norwich.
douce.
schr Phil Sheridan, Murphy, New York for Fail River
schr Scud. Ellis, Trenton for Hartford.
schr Mansfield, Achorn. Port johnson for Somerset
schr Fountain Benuett, New York for Fall River.
Schr bite Sea, V0ltx Elixabethport for Augusta
schr vo'ant, Baxter. Ezabe,hpor for Bostoa.
schr James Henry Wilson, tlzsbethport tor Boston,
schr Scranton, Clark Eiizaoeihrort for Hartford
schr Gust Eaton, Trenton Tor Norwich
Schr II Mitchell, Cole Eiiza abethport for Boston.
@ schr Mllin. Gates, ElIzahethpori for Providence
Schr Adclno llamiin, Lewis, Elizabethpor for Salen
schr Maria Hail ilnlse. Albany for hiddlctown.
schr I NJ strout, Kean, Eiizabcthport for Boston,
schr Venus, Hawkins. Port Morrfs for Pembroke
Steamer Electra Mot.. New orx for frovtience.
Steamer Gaatca, Nye, New York for ProvIdsncss
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
Marine Disasters.

Seansns Cuba for Liverpool; Mime sota Gen ssdg
wick New 0rcans iiatteras, Norfolk.
Wind at sunset WNW.
The New York herald., 1871-11-23
S SHIPPING NEW S,
a,u.asa Tor Now York = raj. DAY.

/, rises. 80. G SO Moon sets. morn 3 21
/ sets. zee. SO High water. morn 80
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
THE COURTS.

TJJF ERIE-sUsQUEHANNA RAILROAD WAX
CHANGING THE PLACE OF TRIAL OF FIsKs
sUIT-OPINIoN BY JUDGE LARNED Al AL
BANY.
The place of trial in the action brought by
James Fisk, jr, against the Albany and susquehanna
Railroad Company originally IN NeN-f0rk' mo-
tion was made on behalf Of all the defendants except
uerrck TO change the trial to Albany County on ae-
count OF the convenience OF Witnesses Justice Brady
decided that the place OF ia would DC changed 10 Al
bany County unless the plaintiffs counsel should prefer
Rensselaer, County. The plaintiffs counsel therefore,
drew up an order gng the place OF trial to Rensse
aet County This order finally entereo uccideo tha
aha nIace ~ trial be chan ged 90 Ken selaef. .
Thereupon on an affidavit of MI. SchOlp stllng tnat
h nre sent AT this settlement that The paInuna eoui
el declined to elect take any other place tban New
Ynrk. that he consented Ia no statement On tht suO
,ect In the order except bare expression ui preference
for Rensselaer, over Albany County, tlc palhLh pro
cnred FROM Justice Barnard, on the Nth OF Dtctber
CbamLcr order TO show cause at SpecliI lefui IN tc"
ynrL nee a. why the aforesaid order Should not De
or,octed to conform the facts stated III lha tmdaN
rtth stoy of proceedings meantime, ana an orI'f to
,ho County Clerk not 10 remove tho papers u any
cnUntv certified copy OF the order granted on the
9oth 5y Justice Brady was filed Ia Rensselaer, COUNT j.
On The Goth OF December the Iaintif appealed IRON
te nrIer changing the place OF Tla ana OhtAcu IIn
The snrral Term at NewYOrk, held hy justice hainfu
an nrifr ~ Udrfe staying proceedings unl tAc uscIml
untar u te appeal and lOIbIdding the County tofA 10
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
THE NEWARK PARK QUESTION.
THE FIGHT TO BE RENEWED BEFORE NiE NEW
JERSEY LEGISLATURE,

During the sessions of the last three Legls-
latures Of Jersey the people Of Newark have been
excited over the question Of public PARK lheie are
many in that city who favor the propOsioh' pu' 'ne
project II put before the people for their acceptance
rejection would probably be voted down by large ma
iority when the matter first brought peioie INC
Legislature the site proposed by Daniel l. IompKhs
and other projectors, included large number OF acres III
the north west Of the city. From THIS ste mag
uidcent views can he obtained; 1t is naturally pc
turesoue and the reservoirs OF the eys water"ofhs
add 10 Its architectural attractions In addion the Guy
already owns large portion Of the property But thc
procct was violently opposed and failed 10 receive 'he
necessary vote before the Legislature. =,
The next year new site WAS named A huihml VI VI
wealthy citizens Lad purchased property III the southern
norton Of the cty aud they appeared before ihc iTS
Iature with bill for the laying out on punIc P ~
Wayerly "A small village about midway Detween Nem.
ark and Elizabeth The plan was To take ia te sIouius
of the Wecaunhick Lake Association ana n huulpcI VI VI
acres of meadow land. This scheme was denounced py
the ncope more yehemently than the previous one
inasmuch as II was apparent that It's projectors a,ns
puIUhased land In the vicinity, were intent on ehrlehng
themselves while the site had none 9f the adNhhass ~
Inc other The friends OF the two blHs louBht 'hci
battles vol, but IN yain L,, A., .o 90, ,,sr
This wear the supporters OF the twOpfoJe.lh ao o.
ing thcr force. for "A riowal Of the war III IaIh ~
le forced ON Newark the majority OF The people
thai IL shall bc located marked out IN the oiiglhhI
nm site t Whvery is not regarded by the dlsnb
puhuc ~ bv aty means 80 advantageous ar ,h,t
rouosed. But tie uroecors vi tAe ss's4o ~4A law
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

interested the people Of Elizabeth in the question ana
will before the Legislature asking for the passage M
their bill as act OF benefit 70 both cities There VIII
be strong opposition 10 IT, however, ana IL s gehersy
believed that IL will fail. A.,
IL has estimated that the Park Ga proposed 10 the
original bill will cost at least s30oo0 The b povlues
that the may levy tax upon the people ior
the support Of the park and the cost OF laying ], OUT ~
to be raised by bonding the city The people are ALREADY
paying what they deem high taxes, and will earnestly
protest against an Increase Moreover the City Treasury
If comparatively empty, and Alderman 1ittel CHAIRMAN
Of the Finance Committee, has more than once urgea
retrenchment and stated before the Common COunell
that 10 ia impossible TO borrow money. In addon tue
Essex County Road Board is now engaged In alhg Out
five magnificent roads, and the Common Council u maA-
ing extensive improvements in the way OF street OPEN
ngs. street repair, and sewerage All these uhlie 10
swell the amount 10 be raised by taxation.
The citizens Last wear assembled at the call OF the
Mayor, voted against the park by large majority ana
sent committee 10 Trenton To oppose the project as ulu
also the Common Council. There are number'01 siai
parks in different sections Of the city which are sum
cent Is claimed until the city no longer has cause 10
he ashamed Of her muddy, unpayed streets on pre-
vious occasion the Park act was hidden under inc ue
An amendment TO the charter OF the City OF newark,
and narrowly escaped passing, unknown to the people
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


ARRIVED.
ls mds
Steamship VI Cid Nicscron Wilmington n C., naval stores
Steamship Niagara Bakeman, Richmond City Point and hooh'
ndse and
Steamship Herman Livingston Cheesman Savannah d and
Ship Orient, Hill Cslao Sept 2 gusno.
Ship Endea your, Warlanf Manila i4 DAYS sugar =, -,
Bark Renteer Wellington St. Pierre Martinique &c days ugu and
Barb White Wing, Porter. Gil ara IL days, .
Bari Palss Bidde and from Belize Hond Dec H. nd-e
Bark Grace, Bogsrt Hamburg 81 days, mise
Bari Albert MaA well. Liverpool 81 dags nfse
Brg George Downs, Lsnfare, D,mersa IL days, sugar
Bnz Bronco, Linda. GenaezosJ 81 days, ballast
b. Patterson Pike, Puerto Cabe0 p days cosee hces s
Brig Eva, ~ Johnson Cole, Carieuas 10 DAYS, sugar
Ellen. Foss, Georgetosn, \. e, DAYS lumOef
Brig Loeb Lomond Salvage Wilmington, c., l2days cotton
Schr J &. Thompson slower. Ceisr KEYS Fla, IS days
schr Gettysburg Carson, Charleston 5 days lumber, -
Cox Newell Nesbern, c. via HAttefas Inlet Dec H'
naval
Whenore Para 3 days rub or and outs
Baker, kelsey, Portland, Me- u days, nber
Schr Ben Williams Wilmington, n G., 10 d. uay 'toreA
sehr Henry J. Raymond Bennett Baltimore days cot -
Schr Bdgars Marshal. fernand Fla ~ dayt embea
sehr Molie, Plummer. Jacksonville lt tdars, lumber
Francis French yinonla. Wm. 4. Van Gid.r yrg MA.
Sarah, Virginia
Schr f. De Martinique for NewYoh-Dcc q, lat %
Ion. 70 30
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dec l7In port, brs Digo loading, Tor he"''f
PaRA Dee eIp pert sh Banker and ycor Or hesYo
loading
MEMORANDA.
and steamship Fsrsanss recently destroyed oJ s
atHaterss Inlet arrived at this port this A. m
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
a FATAL ACCIDENT.

Wm MallOws and John f. Wrigley, board
ers AT No. Il Jayst., were engaged yesterday, with
others, In examining Spencer rifle, which Henry
HendlicksOD, one vi the party, had borrowed from
friend. Not supposing that it loaded several Of
those present examined and snapped it. wrgey while
handling the rifle again snapped IT, and it was dis
charged, the ball entering the night eye OF Maows,
emerging from the back Of the head and passing through
window into the street. Death OF course instantly
followed. The young men were about TO leave the
house 10 make NcN-Iears calls when the accident
occurred. Later Ia the day Coroner Keenan, held an
inquest and verdict rendered In accordance With
the facts M Sws a native OF England, age
23, and unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
THE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF HoBoKEN.
NEW SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE
ITS AIMS AND PURPOSES.

NEW SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE
ITS AIMS AND PURPOSES.
The Stevens Institute of Technology, in
Hoboken founded by the late Edwin A. Stevens with an
endowment Of $5COOo will be opened next September
The building now almost completed is gloomy struc-
ture, crowned by a French roof and square tower.
The length OF the main building is feet and its width
60 feet 1t has two large wings OF which forms
the main lecture and will seat 400 persons. The
walls are OF dark granite Ornamcnted with freesfone
The interior beautifully finished. The ldding is spa
c0s convenient, with good heating and ventating
arrangements II has aso a new system OF electric
classsignals with key at the desk OF each professor
There three ectureroons for chemistry ana physics
and one whole wing OF the building Ia devoted to
mechanical drawing. The library will occupy onehaf
of the first OF the main building, with acoyes and
tables for visitors and students In the cellar large
tanks for supplying gases the lecturerOoDs for Illus
iraon aud experiment severa OF ihe ciaS' foons are
he devoted To the practical study cf phOt Sdphy
with the of Instruments -
THIS institute is intended 10 supply want long existing
in systems of liberal education though lr' ady ell met
abroad There are in this country schools where the
mechanical engineer can acquire at thorough ara sys
essential to success The large workshops afford good
facilities for the acquisition OF knowledge IN the detls
of instruction and workmanship; but man may spend
his whole life in them without gaming more tial
glimpse of those laws OF nature, fu khoW'cdGe oi
which would Obyate costly and oftentmes unsuccessful
experiments The Stevens Institute OF Tee Ioi0gy Is TO
afford just that instruction which the WORKSHOP cannot
give II is 10 teach the mechanical engineer the theory
OF his practice, whereas hitherto he has only hndly
practced without knowing why.
In Physics, the student will be permitted TO expert
for himself under the direction OF professors, IN
with apparatus He is expected to make, personally,
the more important Investigations and all the problems
i'm Mechanics, Hydraulics, and Pneunatics VIII be made
the subjects Of individual and practical proof. French
and German will be studied, 10 open to the student the
stores OF technical and scientific literature when they
contain Mathematics Of course, k necessary bu not
special study. The Department OF Enslneeny VIII Eye
IN ded ,hs E rss s models
Prof. Henry Morton, who was appointed President OF
the Institute last July by the Trustees is gentleman
OF ability and wide reputation in scientific circles lie
was formerly Professor Of Chemistry and Physics In the
University OF Pennsylvania, and President OF the Frank
lin Institute OF Philadelphia. The Trustees have used
economy in their management and there IA now 10000
accrued interest laid aside for the purchase Of chemical
and physical apparatus under the direction OF Prof.
Morton.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

transfer the papers un the decision Of the appeal Two
separate motions are now made by tlo de,eadants % ,
toned order staying dgtlng the appeal
ce Barnard and TO stay plaintiff from proceeding In the
First Judicial District.
On these motions the following opinion was rendered
at Albany on Saturday, Dec 81:
L.RsED 1.-THE Of the Special Term changed the place of trial
S a. s" % ss Sa's G f aosst so. $ M ns ts
duty There te doubt that from he srsnng
change ae By hs Of prGceen BY The appeal II ,n.
Se,era = % re er % ,oTI % & so % @ % % sSs XII 70 Bot ia
Rensselaer, and her. where he paper: hoeh
th.n where they belong II say proceedings prevented the Clerk
o ..srs AZ Pa E rnD ss u" II @ So hen Se
been nerd for stay Of proceedings all that anihon'ed
see no reason why should be Of proceedings hv.y
eSOSs"ese eSOSsa Of sp End 70 not think hat an order
S far Know" such an oner has never spOesshe
The defendant ought to be at liberty to 80 on VT. TIE s1 70 nOnee
The Chamber order think i,rssp No motion sI1 9 nsa
ser II that order pot the that only o the gao.e Of
Of tn, @ order .1" s,d By S se D1 Of an % ce % %s % s
pung judges deson Do formal 1ns1sse Wien ma & 5ng % h mus %
him no Court any right e. An Appellate Court may reverse
IT, But prcpoous claim ths the Jadgs does not know hc"
express his Og and that some other Count must correct lib
such case 10 sss that the place Of trust should he ha9gs
nse SI s SS changed ReSe,
eee Ills council drew order changing to knseaef wn SX
sor1s Pn 70 the sdst counsel bar. are
preference" or, other words, be was WING p ~
pfrenee TO over Albany" And appears me that WA
, propety judge Brady hereupon sste that the panh eoss
bad elected thai change should be Rensselaer, cmeQ
sac What else he and other Court
which be has thus settled hearing of
both parties IL / . -, .,x rro.
pg. by The u.pS the Judicial District DO not think us
wou he puper III that the place OF a 10
the
will they jurisdiction II they dfer from me- ana
bod hat Nice Of tidal In Ewlork and that they have nrs
dcon the conflicting views will have 70 be made py
higher tribunal. -, - -. =.
order us aside and yscang the order made AZ
Special Ter Justice Barnard Dec 20 Ang pfoeees WIN
And 20 an order mus, setting aside the Chamber order
made the requiring the defendants 10 snow
&c. the meantime With SIO eoss aud these orue wi"
be enter 2 Rens. elGer.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

is given in Norwegian, geography. history, natural
history, drawing, and geometry, and higher class
may receive instruction in mathematics political
Ony and in QUO foreign language. In the CO towns OF Nor
way numbering In 1861 o9 inhabitants. consisting OF
a,226 families, living IN 23,l67 houses. there were exist
ing in lsU6, l16 common schools, with aggregate
her of 702 classes The school of compulsory attend
ance s or children IN the country from the eighth year
until confirmation, which generally takes place at the
age OF l5 and in the towns from the seventh year until
that period. Regular attendance upon the common
school enforced by fines imposed upon parents In
Of abseuce of children. II they persist In negectng
the training u their children the law steps in, removes
the children from their guardianship, and places the
children IN families where they will he e0nscientously
taught the expenses to lie collected from the chds sup
porter As general rule, primary education Ia free.
Payment may be eXacted for those children whose pa
rents able TO pay for attendance beyond the twelve
weeks ordered free by law.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

carving trade Of the Ugsd staS sa5S' araeSr! 9aa '
bow s S thus 9rSn their IS most cu Nor S@9 OF
StesSary teSF2 III any 9ye Ss1c TTSftn or that
70 s odSd EsIg reason may well be dPSRSS RS
er Win s Ta aSn5 sO or mainly i WIS VA 0ESf TS fas 1a thus
3e SSsSea be- SS make their demand; pa Ogi snoSa @a
oauie gq'sa S an important reason @ mos T{ careful attention
consider tsoe % o tha can possibly be done ne r fhe ga
Sqd Hn 'ST Rer own r and true TGc however unh
! !nt ,",,,aii, her hand has made'
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

drmnn Conmn committed Daniel CauIfeld for seriously
eating Kate ward fellow tenant at No. 90 Cherrysi..
on The head with bue.. Peter J. Green, country
man, went INTO the saloon No. q (hdlhamsl, yesterday
morning uri Wa san.. at 'rHarl attacked Icy gang
beaded by AleNuidI u. pis, who robbed hin OF s5.
Gibl. Vaa-soDu nttrW.rd arrested AMI taken Ia the
Ionhs. Alderman Canaan he. wing thut Hrhry Ornaus,
10 B"puc.c iLe saloon, Nas ia 'osu',n "lth mo mo
bi,vc-, cad Ic3 his ar 80 While A.. onref was looking
for hui, Ornau1 rano 10 The Court an d'siei 10 De-
cou. tto surely h. GIbua. lie Was rOI,. "i"t hson, %
iRLrd Wh,u told tlaf d. als, nJ5 VH Io'h VITO
nummLlLlG Il III mn uI L-.LAL mi.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
GENERAL NOTES.

The cultivation of cranbelries is now at
tracing considerable attention in Maryland Delaware.
and Ncw-Jersey, and in most cases where they have
been intellgenty cultivated they have yielded very
large profits, beside giving value to cass Of lands
hitherto considered worthless The price Of cranberes
averages about 81 per bushe wholesale. Hundreds OF
bushels he grown upon acre. There II steady
demand for them all the United states, ana the sale
confined 10 this country alone, nut large qanLes
shipped TO Europe, where they ma ready sale AZ
paying profits There are great swanps in Mary land,
according 10 the local papers, which are admirably
would bring sure fortune 10 the judclOus speculatOr
who should turn them into cranberry fields.
A ST. Louis kidnapping case, which brings to
mind the horrid tragedies OF sayehOdng times has
Gently reached a satisfactory elimination. A young
coored girl abducted about three years ago in st.
Louis and sold into slavery in Cuba She placed in
hotel in Havana and condemned TO the lowest dudgery
for two years. Finally escaping from the house, she
Piled to Americans and was by them directed 10
The American Consul. He interested himself sufficiently
in the subject write to the Police authorities AT New
Orleans forwarded the letter To officials at Washing
ingtOn They in turn wrote 10 the C,i of Police in 81
Louis. The Chief hunted up the girls parents prepared
the necessary aidayit and forwarded them to the Con
suGenera and the 1r has been returned To her parents
at the e. pense OF the Government.
In recent number OF Erery Saturday John
Paul thus pleasantly dscOurses railroad stock:
Shakespeare may have been good stock actor possibly
he tolerable judge OF stock companies but regret
to say that regards railway corporations and stock
specuations his head far from level Opening his
inspired pages some months since, l read
Nov by S. Paul, the work goes bravely oDr
Here's wisdom, said /, TO myself; did buy it. From
that day this the stock has gone steadily down. IL
may be said that am suffering from decline. How
much further 1t Will 20 below the center OF gravity IS
only known the Heathen Chince that controls Its dcb
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
AN APPALLING RECORD

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES IN 1871 $50 VIOLENT
DEATHS IN NEw-YORK CITY-41 HoMICIDEs.
The following is the detailed official record
of the Investigated by the Coroners in this city
duriug $50:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
p1SSENcFpS lppJVPD

FROM BRRMRN-In Dutchsnd Jan 2-Prah, Jobanva
Perl Tborspeken W. GudeV Gustav Rgge, An gertb.
Koank and child Asr Schneider Alfred Cooi Cad Psni
Ernst kuttsers and wife, Bsbete Abel
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
"'Ahl Sage is his name,
And will not deny,
N regsrl Ia the same,
nIHa.s "A "a ..n q.

ST. Paul planteth and Sage watereth! Now, to water
stock i. necessary stock farm but question II II be
wise IN running railroad 10 water any thing but the
engine and perhaps the track. Az de mi AhdDd! A
caution has been written against taking scrip with Us
when We set out journey, but i fancy one could
travel further and last longer little NewYOrk Cen
tral Scrip than ON St. Paul Common. sage man has
brought 81 Paul into Its troubles; fear eage femme
will he necessary To its delivery.
\
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03

Natonalites follows: United states 23; germany,
IS; Ireland 10; England 9; Scotland, g. France 81 I'M
known, 3; total, 1l2. - a.. - o, .
The ages ran as follows: Under 2o,1; &c. 26; o' !;
co. q; co. l6; 70 10; So ]. -
The pOisons were as follows: Paris green, men 2,
women ; laudanmn men t. women 4; m"ipnlhe, men ''
women / ; nicotine, men nitric acld, men l.
RECkPTUIATIOS
dead In the streets aley--avs
49,. l.---,'n, ...,......... l67
i,."ths ~ ricIie IL
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
COURT CALENDARS -THp DAY.

suPnKHs CousT-CHAsBzRs-sgr J-opess at 10 H.
Calendar called at II N.
EfrStM Mnnda JAnrarf Moilon Calendar
New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Son nses. rs Sun ii5 Moon tH
Sandy Hook. 4i9 Cows Island.... $50 Hell Gate 80