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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05

boso ra,ss IN not recollect; identify the bond On
the possession OF the Justce as the one 70 ny
Wesbrook my first visit TO the city was nane apouI o
nth of November saw Pelieter linmennllcy r. ny
ARRIVAL at the Arson House, where nc was ruyins i
first saw the broker, think, the dh( hicr u ~" "a
certain where Wcsbr00ks place OF business was ,an
conversation with WestDrook W. in peileter,s nres
encs WestbrOok did not state whose stoic wills 49,
could recover from whom he c0nid reooesr o
did ask him did not ask him his place Vl % W
do NOT know now where Wesbrooks place OF business
ia: the second interview, which was nau at INC sao
hotel about week after before the arrest OF rene
tier first saw the bond at the second INTERVIEW Icho
,er VA nresent hut the bond in the possession OF
Westbronk had two 500 bonus III inc pVrsrsIoh
of Peletler the Office of BARLEY Iasey ~ th Ms
ton but do not identify either OF these pohus w. w 90
sesson az the Justice the same 90 NOT NM" "uo
pcIetrr ome into possesriOn of the slOUO Donu en-
nat say whether Peleter had the SlO Dohu AZ .o .o
OF the interview between Castillo, PeIletlei anu ny SoH
I never saw II In his possess1Ou
WIN ssvS The bond read the on the face OF IT,
but never found out how Westbrook cihe ii.o IT,,
sion Of IL nothing said about inc o,leI uoi 49,,
had been stolen from castlo ~ sa,v The honds
aid not know that Castillo mad been rOopeu, a m's
unaware even Of his existence no aiTansclhon "'
made 80 far az know 10y which Wes'DrOoh sDViu ~
ceiye any conversation Tor his services; lho oiy ~.
linn of terms was made by Peetier who stated tat cue
bond could he recovered for $1,000; no undeIsihuhs
WAC entered into between Us as 10 what WeatpIoos
wanted for the return or the OOnu W. liz hu, s tbc
to Mr.. Castillo As the Ex-Governor oi hL9soil, pi' IN '
ey ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Maryland - 81. .,..,t
ri T. Norton test fed that Immediately or NE ",
I'm New-York where he had come as the eounsl Oh te
letter few DAYS after his arrest, ne had con
with Mr. Castillo, who Informed nm very -
maj he had not consented TO give compensation ior tne
recovery of the bond but afterward adntteu haslIs
told PeIeer that he would be very glad ne "Ou Ect
hls bond Tor hun. Being crosse Examined by Justeo
Hogan he stated that nothing was hald Ut tno 'i'h0 d" "
the way of recovering the bohd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
POLICE SHORTCOMINGS.

Commissioner BOswOrth yesterday disposed
of 90 complaints against policemen. Patroman Hayden
of the seventh Precinct attempted to disperso dis
orderly crowd at Caharine and Cherrysts All LEFT nut
Patronan Flynn of the Thirteenth, WHO was III PLAIN
clothing He refused to 90 away, and, being dordtrly,
HAYDEN arrested him Flynn said he his own
house and he thought il harsh to order him away. He
was appointed in october. Referred to the Board
FatIOlusH VIM Burke Of the Sixth Precinct had been
nine days tho force when he left his post and went
into a restaurant for cup Of coffee. HIS excuse was
that he night cold. Referred 10 the Board.
Later in the day the Board dismissed PairOlman j..
McGade OF the Seventeenth Precinct for failing TO cs-
a burglary his post, and received the reslSa
tons of four other patlOmen.
AT a subsequent meeting Patrolmen VIM Alhro Of the
Third aud VIM. Flynn of the Thirteenth Precinct were
dismissed, and Patroman Alexander Mcbride of tho
Tenth Precinct retired pension Of 500 per an
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
THE TAYLOR WILL CASE.

The following evidence in this case was
taken yesterday before Surrogate Hutchngs Benjamin
f. Mudget recalled, testified The body OF the will is not
in Mr. Taylors handwriting and bears resemblance
10 it. Charles ID. Wight testified knew James b. Tay
Tor two years prior TO his death him frequently
on one occasion he showed me through the house in
MadiSona ave; told him wished his heir he said
there but who going 10 inherit his property;
this was few weeks before Rates marriage. Isaac Tate
testified was in the habit OF seeing the deceased for
the last four five years previous To his death Mr.
TAYLOR was very careful in the disposal OF his papers
cannot swear whether the signature Ia the will is MI
Taylor, not, hut appears 10 he more regular than
Mi Taylor in the habit of writing Case ADJOURNED
until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
THE ICE PROSPECT.

Between this city and Peeksllill Bay the Hud-
son River is filed with large quantities Of oo ice, come
of the fields being half mile square. The ice has an
average thickness of inches Tappan and Haytr-
straw Bays are full and along the Highlands the river is
impossible. Newburgh and Poughkeepsie Bays are also
filed with floating ice. Thence northward the river IS
completely frozen At Albany there ia thickness
of inches at Athens, 81 inches at Coeymans, to
inches at Rondout Creek, inches. The Washington
Ice COMPANY will probably begin cutting ice nj GLASGOW
and CJpVmJu'- ibis morning. The knlchcfpOchcl' ON
many will not bPgn 10 cut their river crop until ulcy
can ohtain ice inches thick. herevCr cuttings have
bepn IN de the ice has been found exceedingly hard ana
clear Large quantities taken daily from NE lake
near NewbIrgh In The vicinity OF West Point lee eight
inches thick has been cut from the mount Ain ltAe' Al
Rockand Lake the KnickerbOckcr Company began cut
ting 2 TEMPORARY supply yesterday eisls inches thlcK.
hui VIII wa U for the remainder until II has tmchncs~ ot
twelve inches. In WestchesteT and Putnam counties
many OF the furnish ice from seven to nine inches
thick At Tuckahoe, White Plains. Bonneville. CtOtOn
Fails, TOWneTs. and Brewster :, ice Is cutting.
The ice in the rivers and ponds of NcwJeTsey IA not
vet of the requisite thickness In the Eastern states the
ice crop promises we'll. At Stamford. Norwalk New
Havcn and Hartford 1t has thickness OF from cset
10 uuc inches. In Maine IL is twelve inches thick ana
along the Canada line fourteen inches The supply nom
this quarter il expected to be sufficient Tor the de-
luauQ % the New York market.
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lector John Mccarthy, Road Commissioner; J. @.

Iector; John Mccarthy, Road Commissioner; J. @.
Blythe Counsel TO the Board.
YoNKERs.-Many OF the Iaborers who struck on tho
Port Morris and spuyten Duyvi Railroad have resumed
work at IL 60 a day
TRENosr-In the case OF Nora Lynch. killed by train
on the Harlem Railroad on Monday night. coroner
Batbgates censi.od the Company for not proVidng
proper safeguards against the falling Of passengers DO
tween the cars.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrrY.-Abner S. Brady, proprietor OF
the Skating Rink, and an employe named Meggs, were
arrested yesterday, upon warrant issued by Jusnce
Allen on the complaint Of young colored man, AiDcrt
Raw who charged them with assauting NM I'D alnmpC
IND 10 nut MIN off the ice after he hsd pd iOr aunSnio
TO the Rink.
P.TERsoS-Xate Connolly, injured by rnhaHy
bo,s on MONDAY evening" cannot recover ana taterne
GoIen ran over nv the same horse lies In lgcrOus
conditjon Tie Erie Railway bridge across the faSSnc
river west of this city, reported very UNSAFE a Hs
created considerable dissatisfaction among Tue patrons
~ tho road The Grant Locomotive Works manuiac-
ured 10 railway engines last Year ~ 20 ~
Increased from Sl2 900 in 1919 10 $4,000 In 1871
MnLBURS.-Thomas Macready Taur t;o iaDorer
snent Tuesday night in carousng, and IN the morning
While stlll Intoxicated, fell upon the Sidewalk ana re-
cei.ed fatal injuries.
Yesterday willie pouring kerosene on nrc 10 qhShe me
agmoa seven hundred new books were aGucd 10 me
Cit Library last year. making the Whoc huhpr % Eol
80. over n 600 Charles WATSON engineer IN inc
nocbine shop of Morrison Sinclair, 90 the corner Oh
and Essex-sts was caught In iy wiec luesdly
oftrrnoon His arm was almost torn from Ms Douy, anu
his breast terribly bruised ana cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
ITALIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


ITALIAN TaovATORE-CZILLAG.
The opening of the experimental season OF
1aaian opera at the FOurteenth-st Thcater Was wit
messed last night by pretty large and gayydreSsed
audience In which the musical and dramatic professions
seemed IN he largely represented and to many Of those
present the performance apparently gave unbounded
sstisfaction The cast peculiar in one respect,
namely that the four principal artissCziag, GAIA
rsca IL Frame and Reyna-a sang or less out Of
tune but at least Of the quartet is apopular avore
10 whom we are ready to pardon many things in
coasidtration OF powers and accomplishments that
we all respect. Mr.. Lc Franc has made No"rico one
ibcs parts, and other comment upon his per
IL necessary, after we have said That he intro
dsccd the high into his III Qcld pro with the usual
thrl,ag eject that he repeated il upon demand, and
that IN the third act he somewhat uncertain in con-
seqnence of this OverexertiOn. Still the business
which vailed his voice broken az intervals all
through the evening by those tno outbursts
for which he has become 50 famous Inc
greater part OF thu applause and all the en-
thasiasln fell 10 him. The interest OK inc crucs'
however was directed rather to Madame Czllag, who
was confidently expected to reverse ON The stage the IN
Favorable impression she mad created in the concert
rOof "Trovatoye is opera not very well adapted 10
tast hen abilities a vocalist, for almost any soprano
with a voice produce good effect In IT;
but it saKs the dramatic method for which
she has a repute Dramatically she is certainly very
ne tier style Is broad and powerful and she has an
excellent conception Of the passionate portions or
music She sang asO much better than sho did at
tAe Philharmonic Concert. For al that cannot re-
cord for her a distinct Her voice IS badly
wcrn, her ntonatOns often false, she mas
lost power over the higher notes. and acquired
te habit of trusting FOR effect to certain coarse ana eN
rlosve tones the lower register which. however ad
mssible occasionally in phrases OF intense declama-
tory character inaItsc and unpleasant rs she uses
them IL oaataJ passages Before tho end OF the even
inS there was "a marked decrease in her power, ana
for the sustained high Noes she became entirely IN
equal The orchestra, under the bostcrouS sgnor
Scoao wac sngUarly bad and threatened on at least
three occas ions 10 bring everything to "dcInnon ru
The chorus won laurels. and the scenery was ar
ranged in that hapbazlrd manner Characteristic OF an
extemp led season.
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AN ALLEGED RAILROAD OUTRAGE AND sNN

IN me FdffOr Of Tke tribune.
SIR: At meeting of the passengers detained
since the 10Th inst by the blockade on the kansas
Pacific Railway at this point, resolutions were p'ssed
Announcing the action of tho authorities or the kIiS
Pacific Railway stud0uSly remaining from INFORMING
the travelling public that travel the line Of their road
from Brooyiue Kansas 10 Denver, Colorado. has been
and is now suspended account Of the snow III schS
tickets and informing the passengers That travel % COL
ora,lo is uDobstructod; in making no provision mae
would in any way tend TO alleviate the suffering anu
wants of the passengers, particularly the poor engrans
in making no adequate provision to keep tina ROAD open
for travel during the that usually prevail III
the latitude Of this road, and In constructing the rad
with narrow cuts and without snOW-icncc'. TRIBES
were rendered to Pullman Palace Car Company 9r
,ncnr the ma gniiCeut Wayne al their service %9
inns snow bound well to meSsrs BRINK rhoH anu
pLclps conductors Of the X T.. r. H., ana Mcssr lho
and tohan conductors Of the pullman car company Ior
many Kind attentions received at their hands.
II r Waters. Ncv-MeXco; Moses Anker. colorado; j.
II r rdse Greeley, Colorado; T. NJ Hut huls"n, tii-
iforni4: J. Gross, IT, Colorado A. H. Taylor nm iln
+ Enllivau Fort Lyon j. KiddO0. Missouri; NJ u.
States Colorado: c. C. stow, Michigan; A. W. 11nk ham,
Chicago: r. Romero New-McXco; A. i. Reynolds, III
dian Territory l.. T. b. King, Calcutta, india ana u
others.
EHsworth Kansas, Dec. &C. 1870.
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SKATING NOTES.

The following challenge has been sent by
Frank Swift 10 Cac Carts The present champion skater
OF The United States
CIgvKL,>p Dee o. ls7O h@rol 'nge Cae CTt 10 iiate
holds which be
" ialr
Nj Cuis ma name l ol Chicago. irUt Nr Gurus
be honorable enough this. sr crawl 81 through
aug 10. hncsle 81 The i0crcsn Saig CoDg-rs fhNh S"F
Tneye is little doubt that Curtis Will promptly accept
tie challenge The last contest for this medal took place
at the HFGoly Rink, and II is sid that the next match
viii alao i-r held there.
The skating fraternity will be glad To learn
that movement Is foot IoOking Ia the assembly or
skating Congress ~ this city ths Winter. The present
Iules need re-, isj0I.
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PEW RENTING AT ST. AIMS CHURCH.

The sale of pews at st. AIMS Church on
Twelitlst, last evening largely attended, and the
bidding was animated throughout. The sale for
choice of pews the bidder Offering premium above the
annual rent. Tho highest premiums paid were two OF
500 each BY Frank Gels and George Garfield. Among
the other premiums were two Of 1915 each by Miss G..
C;ufcrn Mr. L. DemonicO. two OF s525 each by Pho
ErheVcrrie and Joseph Neyera and Of 500 by Mr.
j. r. c. HassaTd The premiums ranged from 500 Ia $40
no choice being sold below The latter price and the whole
amount received about Si2JO. The annual rents
amount 10 <2l co., and distributed IN different parts
OF the church rs follows On he center aisle. from SIPS
S on the side ascs from 500 ~ $50 and next 10 the
walls, from $50 10 $2i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
MRS. cLAFLIy VERSUS THE DOCTORS.

Two suits against Mrs. Jennie {. Claim, the
broker came mp yesterday before Judge Joseph f. DAILY
sitting IN Special Term Of the Court of Common Pleas
one is brought by Cincinnati druggist. William Kari
man. for 800 worth OF drugs and the other by Dr. oFer
u norton for medical services amounting to 500 When
the suits came up for trial Judgment wa taken by Ct
fault and Yesterday the defendant came IN on motion
Ia omen H. the default claiming that the medicine was
bought for her niece that she didn't call in the DOCTOR
and that the niece was under age. judge Day granted
the motion on payment Of SO costs. up"n CONDITION 'I
She does not intcrp0se a defense of infancy.
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PROMINsNr ArRIYALs.

Brevoort House-The Hon. j. V. u, Ifuy ya
.Ibanv'. Judre j. G.. Abbott OF Boston, aud j. ID Pea
hoty Of Ohio brother OF the late George Peabody -
CIaTeu Ion Notcl--(Ov. Hoffman. -- Holman HOUSE
ten H. A. Earnum and H. w. Chttcnden OF Syrtcun .
- Metropolitan Hote.ihe Hon A. II. lam li, ". -;
Terkilncr n T.: Gen. W. II. H. Cushman or lllG"l- ~
r. Mcneil Solomon scheu, and f. j.. Lain, New lotk
state Prison Inspectors. 80 Astor HSnsauI D No i
and the Rev. g. +. McLOghlln, Cortland, \. y - -
Nicholas HOte-Judge 4. W. BARLEY OF Washngtoh' ana
duncan Macdonald Of Montreal. - FlGth Avenue
Hotel-Thc Hon. n. II. Judd, Vi. G., Chicago; e4-CoI-
rIessuian Hart of Rochester the Hon. SL1lh NJ Mced
Plat sburgh, NJ W the Hon h p BeInus, May Ve, ~
y; aud Nathaniel Page Of Washington.
DEPARTURES.
Senator Fer ton aud Cen Butler left the city yesterday
for WaohnI tun =- EA-AtOrncy zen. iiUar was IN
the city yesterday the way 10 his home IN MassIchu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-05
A VOICE FROM THE KITCHEN

WARDS OF THIRTY PROGRESSED COOKS MANY OF nm.
HAiLiso PROM THE BEST HOTELS IN THE UNITED STATE.
HAVE VOLUNTARILY CONE FORWARD AND PRoSoUsox,
RAsDs SEA MOSS PARISE TIKI FINEST ARTICLE PoR pun
pNGs. CusIAhDs, BLANC NANCE. CREAMS. JELLIRs Am
OTHER PAvoRITB ITEMS OF TuR pRssRRr THAT ms 800 -
CONE UNDER THEIR NOTICE
so MUCH FOR THE PALArABILrTY or TIE NEW u..
MENT OF FOOD. ~
STILL GREATER NUMBER or DISTINGUISHED pHys.
CLANS AND SCIENTIFIC CHEMISTS ENDORSE IT AZ A s~r.
ENr OF THR VERY HIGHEST CLASS; WHILE vvvz.
HOCsEKBHpER WHO USES IT ADMITS THAT IT. "a u,-.
FIFTY PER CENT CHEAPER THAN MAIZENA, ytqfy, 60.
STARCH, OR ANY OTHER PREPARATION FROM coRy o.
THE CEREAL GRAINS N
THH EBW FOOD STAPLE rs MAsUPACTUPpp r,nv, 4,
PATENT, BY THE sBA MOSS PARIsB CO.. g paay o, a,
AND IN vIgw or THE ABOVE ESTABLISHED PAcTs IT. :.
NOT SURPRISING THAT THEIR EXTENSIVE MlcfISyp, :.
KEPT RUNNING NIGHT AND DAY TO SUPPLY Dyu.q.,
THAT rs RAPIDLY BECOIISG UNIVERSAL
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LATEST SIiIP NEUS.


Bo,rpS Jan Arrived bark NtOckho br Gilmore
Hcr. l.th from Mrald.
S,yANN,u tis Dan ARRIVED steamship ilnn Ncs YORK
GrrvarO Havana sailed steamship fu
o,oni bark Laa W. Tor LN poo Francis b. cutting, Tor Liverpool
and lchL Geo " M,lls Tor New n1;en
,ARlysIoN = G. i.Arre!, chr. rei Fish from PorAu
Ssiri scl. T. ~. Na,l for Jacksonville.
DISASTERS.
loNDoS Dan 4Tbe steamship CIV Of Rio J,lriro the River
Plat. NrsYok hdl 800 mile. south o. o Jnno
The s,nls umb, lsd aepsichel Rio ~ her relief
EostotA' vessel nm Philadelphia with PETROLEUM has bscn
vrctri oft iangucsosn. The crew saved
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lAnnounoemoais.l
BURNErT's CoLOGNE-Bcst in America.

AB,p FAILURE, with loss of heart rs well
Of @ on comes to ueu talent and worth because they bAye
not chosen the right pursuit correct Psychological eEimH''n ~
yiveu =, .., }roaigav would direct - tie rsht pUnt
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
Strong, Pure ard Rich plOcd, Increase Ct zlc:h md
Weight, Clear SIan AID Beautiful COaplexaa throaga
DIR. RAILWAYS
sllSAPLlIJLIAN HES1I..VENT

Fyr7 irop 9th Ssr-,pssn Peovnt oates ih"nsh 20
Bleed Saest iTs sid ucei 81 Tie srstH e $50
of life for ~ ic loy wh a sound maisr-
rro' pon. G1uGgar Disease tcrs ta' iHto'i DO
Tumos she Glands, and otr pss OF the sftH H"e &
Srrnorous c Ban sud tie q on Dp
Elption Fever Scad BEAD Eg Nora Ha haes
Erysipe Bl,f Spots Worms In The Fle, luto 'alr
Wob all Weakening snd Painful Ichagr Nsh' f"'a
Sperm and an Of tie Life Prnon' ar 'He ~
curative range this uaer Modern ChIns'r, suf cH as
will prove o ans person for cithcr Of these o g da
potent power them. the patient nAl btOhg rn-s
the aud decomposition u ct is conturaly prea'ls
aren and repairs The III uar' ' -
baly blood and tins a. sarsaparian s ani Doe. 'f1r uf
this remedy commences i' NHA ~ ~
10 dmr ,iny %" los Of - '> WI ~ -
the patient w .r,i himself growing d. ~ tlA '
the food dge,ing better 1riene improving ard te'' ''
In -.
Not onlv does thc SARSAPARLLIAN RESsiNIN ei- al 100
in
Dis, ssrs hut il positive Tor kfo'r ii5'f
Diabetes, Dopsy, Nopr-s' o Nsie
Thence Of ne Br gut. DISEASE AbaIuna snd ~ ah $50
ther. are brics dust posts thr "aeris a ,'.", i
nl.tnnc, lie In while sgs threads IKE nh s or ilf
morbid dsrk bilious 7ul elrsroe AMI vhif u"l'eu'l
when there pH ing, burning srA'auoa "-'1 i"s M ~ -
In the Sm,ll Of the Back il'ug tie LoipA
Price one dollar per bottle Sold b. Druggists even N'''e
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WIIITMAN's JrIrEE

For singer, and pabc speakers keep the throat H"' AMI 'e dear
ter,lpt Put NJ in small SrErlntN =. NH1Nty >oN
S N,1acer, Philadelphia Can he "a llnnuts Pharmacy
is, ri. tas; Casvc Iaar Co.'S, Fnh ave corner Twenty
fourth S.. - other leading Druggists.
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BROOKLYN.


An unknown man was crushed TO death yes
teriay beneath eInbanknont ut Prospect Park.
During 1870 the Eye aud Ear Dispcnsary
treated O9 patients, and dispensed la.2I prescriptions
William Bartlett was committed yesterday
for attempting 10 pass forged check on d. Appleton
Co. at Vim. II. Tees store a Tow days since.
L. $. Commissioner WnslOw, yesterday, held
Daniel Mel ole 10 answer . charge fuos,ing $50 cOGn
tercit blIl oI the National Bank of Uuca, y. \.
Maggie Mack, George Thompson, and Ed
ward Alo Iu;yrc were arrested yesterday complaint "
Mrs Mary Anu Macay Broadway /. D., ior stealth:
tWo SlOJ b.nh notes rom her residence
Charles NJ. Briggs of South Ninth-Sr., l.. d..
who disappeared on Monday last, yesterday found
wandering in Greenwood Cemetery. AMI returned 10
III home lie i supposed To be insane.
Fire Marshal Ready reports 80 fires during
December Loss, s75,I'5 building and >J5@oo on
stock Insurance ON building, si2so0; stock Sii5O0
Deaths by ire n,e, including Three prisons killed by q
boiler explosion.
LONG ISLAND.
FLUSHING The Town Trustees are PREPARING
hill 10 be- pr,.rnted to the Legislature comforting
authority to construct watcrwork Ia bring water to the
tnwn nom -uss'A Pond aud silver Lake.
WuTTsToNE.-rho Town Trustees hnl. made the fol-
lowing now appointments: Town Treasurer, Edwin
Howell tolyJor, I. Martins; Clerk, :. u. Rowe; Mar
nlals, 1fcdHc,l sands. \. MunsoI, Brnuia CARL.
NEwToMNIhc Ia payers Of the tow. have employed
counsel 10 tcst tie LEGALITY az the iitr a'sc'sm1nt.
srHNGfuin- hoa>r on the farm OF John llur-t was
burned un saturday -ttuiug last ard Ssmu,i Rowland
cOlOrcd, perISLtd 10 tie flames.
RIvEEEra The new Il. =. Church vii. be dedicated
on sunday morning n'Nt by Bishop James oi NcW-Nork
WESTCnESTEE COUNTY.
MogRisASIh.-The new Board of Trustees
organized last night ami appointed George H. Delete
Chief ~ Police james Morrison Keeper ~ Town Hall
join lmpen. Inspector of Cas- eo. r. Arcularius, Col
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II. n. SoURE's, o. Fulton-St. New York ia
tho hest ~ buy DhaoNrs choice JEWEL.
NJ, .od "a \ StLyekW Dsfionis specially
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HOME NEVIS
THE WEATHER

Es-.ro,s Hour. Tter Bar Wind - hoar i gf 81 "a w
Ian B.2 v " w 20 80
" Dob ". W. -
80 30f2 w. . S'' . To- eoo
Pyy.PKS-Jan. 4, $780, thermometer Al d. h't -
NJ M 40 II ID. M W.
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f. 900
EQUAL TO $4,000 PER MILE
The road built the thorough manner O.st ~,
tairabe for cash.
The liberal subscriptions tie Convertible Bonds Conp,
aided 70 It's give the encouraging 40
eary completion Of the oN The portion already finished
BY the following letter from the Psi Of the coHpn, sdog
profitable local business:
-N,w YORK. Dec ,, lsp
" Hssrs GEORGE OPDIKE Co.. NsSYorl
GENTLEMEN: Your favor Of the h asking for %
The Jas, arnngs TIRE Sw.York AMI OsNego Midland R'
hand have ye. received repor. Of tho earnings for
vsmb,r.
earninu for the Of 80
$500 Il, equa $5235lO per nost
Msu Lns from Sidney Osaego l25 miles Ses Eena pras,
2 niles
road transport Sidney uuder
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, he latter 10
Of informed sntec; estimate quantity
be transported year Less than 10000 ~
estimate quantity o@0 This vii yield income q fo
1915 10 $4,000 coal liole that o. tbe rod.
Taking lowest Of these estimates gives FOR The M niss s,ot
annual esruins Of 500 The total operating ~
exceed f per cent which leaves the net auuu es $40 Z %
which il s24 J fnerest Of he Bond, l ,er-oa
should add that 'he earnings from passengers snd h g"
steadily Increasing. AMI that without through bon. Ne .
York Yoars truly u. C. LITTLEJOHS. PIesi!en
" T. and o. MIlBf Llilro.a CO.
The Very favorable eIfn. ppni in the egoss er aoss
tia. this road when sahc with s uneqaad advantages Tor ~
c and through business prove be Of the most p."
railroad enterprises e United States and that il Fff hors'
Bonds constitute the safest ami most inviting railroad 'esS
offered TO investors
sale exchanged or Governments arr other "rn' '''
GEORGE OPDYkE q CO.,