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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
DISCRIMINATING DUTIES.

The tfolloyine communication was received
Yesterday by the Chamber OF Commerce from the Secfe
tary of state In regard TO the time when the dscr
mating duty shall he applied, and goods imported III
French vessels from Otheriplaees thanFrench pors'
DEPARTMENT or STATE, ,o
WASHINGTON, Nov. &c. 1871
cvopop WILSON Secretary or me Chamber Of Commerce
SIN. I have 10 acknowledge the receipt OF your com
muneaton OF the 9th instant, translnltung 10 ns uo
partment, In accordance with instrucLlOhs CeItp w.
Imiions adopted by the Chamber of Commerce OF new
York at Its meeting held on the 1th OF TINS month"; i
gard to the time when the alseTimnatiQg duy estaI
seed by the fecent proclamation OF the PresiuenI i
be applied 10 merchandise imported INTO tno Lila
and requesting that said discriminating uuty uo ot
ped 10 goods afOat ut the date or Bald -,
he matter having been submitted 10 the secIetaIy W
the Treasury for his consideration, nave now 70 %
Won that t Is stated IN letter from that 0inoer unuer
date OF the 18th instant, that the most 20
structiOu which be given TO the PROOF " w
the law under which IL Is Issued. f0rDius tne
OF goods aoat Oct 80 1872 the date or said prOcans
ton from The discriminating duty accruing upon the
importation In French vessels arriving on VI az
dale from countries other than Frances tnat tne hot Vi
MAY "a 1929 which the subject expressly, Ut
cIares that the suspension OF discriminating uuues
therein proyiaed Tor shall continue long ~ the re-
cproea exemptons q Yesse " eldcns S III
the United States, and their eargoes as a10EgsMu
be continued and longer; that the RECIPROCITY III
the present terminated by an act Of mo
Government passed jan 80, and published Feo y lol4
and that strictly speaking. therefore, the
duty in question might have been neld 70 epPy ao
ana after the aforementioned date, instead VI thaI o
Inv te procaatiOn TO all goods arriving IN Tue MANNER
aoresad IN any port OF the United states Tue secre
tary of the Treasury further adds tnat, IN view VI INC
circumstances above enumerated IL not seen NV o
duplication contained in the resolutions referred 10 eau
w WIZ 49, HAHlLTOS FISH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
REAL ESTATE OWNERS VIEWS.

Nh j. T. DAILY, large property owner on
he Grand Drive, between Fiy-ninth and One-huDdred
andhty hsts said that there were no greater abuses
IN the city than those connected with the street openings
and Improvement He had not suffered personally from
this cause so much others. his property all
along one street and that had been wdened under the
supervision Of commission consisting Of George OsgOOd.
Wilson Hunt and W. II. LeeOne Of the iarest the city
ever had. He had however thought that he
WAS assessed far beyond what was right, and
he saw no reason why the Commissioners should
ccye such enormous fees for merely nominal labor
He had gwen the subject some thought ana believed
bouid be placed in the hands Of Board OF street Com
who should be paid salary for their services
1St yo any source connected with tLeir official duties
The Board should be constituted Of men OF good bust
ness ability aud above suspicion On being asked II ne
Thought ch Board could be created, which, with the
temptations offered IL, would remain honest mr. Daly
fral Park Commission. That had been an honest one
and It's duties TO the public had been honestly
He would ask better Board for the Street Depart
Though Mr. DAILY had suffered comparatively little
extOrt0nate taxes for streetwidenng ne hao en-
counteTed great lOss from unnecessary delay value
land ia the part OF the city where his property lies IS
in Il should become remuneIatiye as soon as
possible. and he could better afford 10 submit to q
swindie Of thousands Of dollars and have the Work
promptly and well done than 10 have II conducted III the
Mr. C. l.. Cornish Is real estate agent and owns
siderable property on Ftbaye. near Sixty secOnd-si
ana on .Io mr. streets III tnat Mginy' nc sa,a
owner iu the city could be obained be was certain
difference OF opinion would be found 10 exist as 10
lie magnitude Of the outrages which had been
uracced for years past though there might De some az
ID the best methods Of remedyng the evil His own i'm
mediate experience brought up q the many vare-
lies Of fraud practiced on property owners which,
though not chaTgeabe upon the system oi street open
rc E nearly akin TO &C. In his neghbOrhOOd The streets
are built through sunken lOts Contracts yen out
an thr Commissioners for Ming In the street.
ma Tho lots on each side are taxed $3.50 each.
Te cost h absolutely nothing. foundation made Of
TOek blasted from the higher grounds where buildings
re erecting and the owners OF which would gladly pay
1or he privilege OF getting rid Of their refuse rock "a
easily 1his Is thrown down in hinge irregular masses
and then dumping ground Is opened ana le street ls
Iaiit no with street manure, ibhts ana carnage
Al would not cost more th1n 600 a IOt II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

con,poissIopers A soon as got this information Vt
WAS published in full In yesterdays IRlBuNE.-hoJ
could better Determine TO the proper co ie 10 CV
nlete these proceedings which 10 IL lntlinatcU III !U
letter will hereafter make further progress an ~
vised that the Department OF Pubic faIhs nv u o
the law tho authority over these E,,,n, at
lar as they affect property ABOVE fhN ,nrs ~
md / have no doubt that the ownTnis Va
nronertv can apply with confidence 10 that BSpal.
mont 10 facilitated them and TO keep the eNpeuiVs
,,itbtr reasonahlp limits. Tie costs IN the iho"eN"S
=, ifaoinc and Riverside Park, which pfoceeulnks
~ fceiIx nsvahle IN four months the finanVe Dol,t
49, MIGHT again assume the right 90 contest tn1l ay
roent Er SIX months it Is made GEAR tha' WV lO'
rrhie l. nor after ALL much that nay men. Luz uct
rfsed as that it may hereafter be refused Rr,
ssVs fhe Finance Department may assume 70
ssSe2,Iest" the payment OF costs in tie Riverside
PARK caee and In the Broadway widening case III Is -
coosciou moss that the end OF these enormous anu u
unsuitable costs has arrived that has led To the deteI
nation 10 break up business and discharge clerks c9
Ists SC Those heretofore in charge OF tns fn"1Se
partment must have entirely agreed Win Fa u =,
that there was WHY he should Cuitiuuv ~
expend his private fortune In the conduct OF te %
business" as they were induced 10 pay nun as ' 10
records OF his Office show they did, tue mouSs' sun a
e6 $50 as clerk &C. in the years lSV anu ie.i. & ~,
Mr. Pursor directly in these proceedlngs IN one SaCS
and another. But that you may oleaI. sec so
of the system which been IN operation let Us seeeo
n few examples from the table VI costs pald III lo'V
aud 1871: ,-,., S.-.vo-s, C,,rh,. Drafting ,pd
FeeS Fees. Fees COpyg RePs
widening Iaureusst.
SS% SsSs so % ssOa9s sniSO % s2OO o.
Lexington
avef ruHS iXsySiHth
70 Nuety-seTenh- $500. .s,. -
oisSer MorrinTads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

the street built, 1t should be, with well,lad
stone and good earth but il is its costs nothing
and worth nothing 1t is constantly settling and will
continue TO settle for years. When drains are put
through such streets they soon become broken by the
settling of the rock and earth Every rain washes the
rotten garbage between the rocks and deep h0es are
formed, which nave TO be ned aud renlleu. Inc NhOo
thing is worthless hOneycOmD, a regular swinde
from beginning to end The owners OF inc io US
from which the rock is brought should be compelled 20
distributed as brought and the street should
he built up like regular wall, and filled IN sodly'
They would submit to this. and gladly pay even then,
to get rid Of their rock They would then be the best
streets in the world now they can never be Kept ~ or
der Mr. Cornish said that he had been offered 900 by
garbage contractor, II he would open dumping
ground and he believed that the Commissioners were
Taid for the privileges they offered As example
Ofthe perfect reckessness with which the whole business
Is conducted Mr. Cornish said that drainpi used TO
run down through some of these sunken lots from
the Central PARK In putting down the stone founda-
the streets the rocks were hurled down
the DRAIN instead Of being carefully arched over IT,
that 10 broken, and short time since one OF the
lots became filed with water The Board OF Health
had to be cut through TO replace the
pipes, which, with tie exercise OF the least
care would never have been injured. This entailed
cost of $4,000 The streets OF such character that
when the lots are built upon they will have TO be re-
moved and rebuilt. The lot owners have been ont
TagcOusly swindled not only in the amount they have
been compelled 10 pay, but in having to pay anything
building, repairing, and paving ought TO be in the
hands OF one commission OF four good business men,
to have things 10 on as at present. But men could
readily be cot who would give all 'ther time TO their
streets should be in the hands OF set OF men, who
should be held strictly responsible The work on paper
O laying out and widening streets should be done at
once but the same men should remain In permanent
for carrying out the practical details
Mr.. Cyrus Clark property owner on the Boulevard
and other streets said that the usual assessment for
opening street paper $IS and twice much
an avenue. He had given the subject much thought,
aud was convinced that the whole work should be given
commission composed OF practical real estate men,
VIM. ii. Cohn owns considerable unimproved property
tho upper part of the Island lie said to the reporter
hat great the swinde In the matter OF charges,
that less injurious to him than the delay In the
actual opening Of streets after they had been opened
paper He said that years sometimes elapsed, during
which time The prOperty remained unprOdnetlve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
TWO SENTENCES REVERSED.
DUTCH HEINRICH AND RosENZwEIG GRANTED
NEW TRIALS.

DUTCH HEINRICH AND ROSENZWElG GRANTED
NEW TRIALS
Henry Newman, alias Dutch Heinrich, was
convicted in the Court General Sessions Of the larceny
of bonds and sentenced TO the State Prison for ten
years hard labor During the trial his counsel asked
that prisoner should testify IN his own behalf, pur
suant q statute permitting accused persons TO give
testimony. The refused permission, on the ground
that Newman incapacitated from giving testimony,
In accordance with the provision OF statute that
one convicted OF felony, and not subsequently par
doned could not testify witness. The counsel OF
Newman excepted TO the ruling OF the court and took
an appeal to the General Term Of the Supreme Court
which decided yesterday that the statute Reapaeitatng
witnesses does not apply 10 defendants in criminal
caseH who testify their own behalf irrespective
OF any previous conviction. Dutch Heinrich Will prob
ably have a new trial.
Jacob RosenzweiR, convicted Of the murder of Alice
A. BOwsby, was sentenced year age, 10 the state
Prison for years, but on his trial. VIM. r. Howe
his counsel took several legal exceptions 10 the adnss
binty OF certain evidence To previous ohenses COM
united by the abOrOnist On these exceptions the
was the Supreme Court, General Term and late
yesterday afternoon the full bench consisting or Justices
IugI ahaI, Leonard and IaTned, unanimously set the
conviction aside and ordered new trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
MR.. POLTCE COMMISSIONER SMITH Dur
ING TIE RECENT CANVASS.
rrom N. sprinotela RcprsHear.

At the beginning of the recent canvass,
hardly ANYTHING urged more strongly ur more pei
ssenty against Mr. Greeley by The Neo York Times aud
the minor New-York organs than his intimacy with
Police COmmis sOueT Smith. How honest people could
bring themselves to vote Hank SMITHS candidate,
was Tor a while standing conundrum with these IN
dlgnant mOralsts As the canvass advanced however,
they had less and less say about this Objectionable
Smith, until toward the close We should not have known
from their columns that there such person IN ex-
istence The explanation Of this MYSTERY Is now FUR
nished by Mr. Hugh Hastingss paper. which tells us
that five days before election, "Hank" addressed the
following circular 10 some 200 Of his peOnal and pOlti-
cal friends In NeWYOrk City: "The candidates OF the
Republican party deserve united aud jealous sup
port II my health permitted II should 80 80 the
'front.' but this Is impossible, confidently appeal to
YOU and Otner iTeds make up by increased efforts I'm
favor OF Grant Dix and Haveneyer any loss that my
illness and may OCCASION" so IL appears that
Smith as well Tweed and other WORTHLESS, great
light and was disobedien 10 the CustomhOuse vision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
HOLLY FIRE PROTECTION.

TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: | second the recommendation of your
correspondent ]. l.. w, last Thursdays TRIBUNE
TO introduce the Holly system OF fire protection into our
city, for the following reasons;
/ BY this plan massive machinery OF superintendent
and duplicate power is permanently placed andi con-
nected with mains through the streets to be protected
From hydrants along these lines 100 more streams
NAV be thrown through directly upon the fire TO
the hight OF $50 feet or more.
O. The machinery IL arranged and regulated that
upon an of re pressure almost nstantaheOusy
streams until the fire Is suppressed.
g. The opening Of hydrants and the attaching OF hose
time between the fife alarm ana the appn
cation powerful streams upon the fire, and TINS pre-
cOus time saved as compared with movable engine
service, a., IN.
A. II exceeds the movable engines In the power with
which fire streams can be thrown. In Peoria, Where
these works are in operation from hydrant two miles
distant aud 2l6 feet above the pumping machinery
stream was thrown a church spire about lOO Ieet
high In saratoga SPRING. ga, es0; Sq rr In iSck
port from hydrant rs feet above the pumping ma
chnery, threeinch stream was thrown over HOo ieet
g. IT Is plain that with this plan IN operation in New
York large cOnagraton like that OF chicago OF
would be an impossiOhy because tne pan enpLacJis
water and the prompt and efectual means OF appyng
throughout the entire area or districts with winch inc
network OF ppes Is laid. IT,
g. The cost of the machinery pipes valves, &C., would
be insignificant compared with the ncalcuabe advan-
tages which would result the reduced insurance rates
aud real protection property from destruction by hre
In Covington, Ky where this system has been IN use
several years, IL Is officially reported tat the
age property resulting from 40 fires occurring at
various times was less than 81 900 ,, 49,.
Z. IL could not only be used for IRE protecuon out
also for many other purposes not Objectionable with SAT-
water and thus practically be vast enlargement OF inc
CrOtOl supply
l name tie above as among the reasons which impe.
rously urge this subject upon our citizens ABOUT %
light OF the Chicago and Boston cOnhagratons, 1t Is
plain 10 be that city needs this Improvement
and cannot safely postpone It's introduction ~
heic- lOrk, NOV. 10, 1874 aqua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
nECIsIoNs-Nnx-1n

Supreme Comt-Chambers- Judge Fancher.--
Day. agt IugeronMoto granted Deyn ri st. sFt Ha.
Motion granted Wolf WeilThe Hlman 81 al agL
sperinThs hayman Agt Rsnhcm,r-rue same lamn'
fowle AL-fhe ManneT ait GrsY et al
The zane. Van Yleek 6e, WnanS-Tbe Sullivan SKI
RobbinA-The Mailer Brhnsn-Ihe Young sgL
Budenseh AThe ChSohm AIT FaueLIhe sane Hora.
hger WhteMoon granted for &l5 kelney agt LowMo
granted Never AgL Day aLThc Decker ag snrte
The Gon ct al agt Coheh-The same Heat 81 Al
Leamy et aL-The TrehAne 81 al sgt pceeYoe-Ihe
same Phhpp agt wolf-Moton granted for Sl2a
BY Judge Barrett Wood and otheg-Mouon 20 va
grated SO Lester AIT unoa
Manufacturing Co.-MonOn denied With costs
Common Pleas-Special 1e1R-By Judge j. +.
palyFrrusop AIT Wsgnernu dissolved (See opuion)
Dbbe Dbbe-Mouon Tor lhmony and counsel Zee granted
johnson sg Wner-Motion granted Townsend agt bo bney
Motion dead beaumont ag KemptOaMoon for reference e
tSee opiuon.l
Superior Couri-Specidl Tcrm--By Judge Freed
nauELecomle at Nlet Motion ior judgment be made
uoce Deyhu ag DtYlBOdeg OF reieIeaee gnued ke ags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Nov 49,


No Steamship Mails
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 20
Mails tor Europe Queenstown LIVERPOOL seamii1
Wisconsin close $50 Supplementary Mau M no % n
g.. : closed q 9 m. steamship sails at sou a N
A PrIsaan Closed Mail IA sent bT this llne.
Mails the German States tor letters specially ndircsee, va
Bremen per steamship Kon, close ct II NJ.
Dnect German Mai sent By hhne Steamship sails "2 n
from Pier foot Of Ihini-st, Hoboken.
Mails Tor Panama. Aspnwa the Central Amer and Soah Pa
eSc ports per steamship Ri close 10 steam
ship sails u NJ, from Per No q N. X.
THURSDAA. NOV. q.
Europe Plymouth Chebolrg ali Hamhurg. geia
ship Thunnga n Supplementary Mil on Pier aot Of
Tnrcst oboken closed a. steamship SAILS az ifoz
o. Third at H0bOken
A PruS4 Closed Mail Is sent bv this line.
An letters deposited In Supplementary Mails INST be prepaid sS
double POSTAGE
mehsy ar Pier No. ~ g. IS ci0std az y n Staastn
sails at ..
Mail for Halifax g. closed SeW.York Pe0Iee
FRIDAY o'clock p. SeamhP sails iron PoranL Me- "a
Saturday al c "a.
postage all the West Indies except When going direct su
bs Papers cents each which mast bs pssGl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday. Charles
psh and Charles Lee were Trial charge burglar
ousT entering Christian Dschs No $50 l1uht aud steal
ing : 100 worth OF tinkets.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday the
ease Nicholas White, charged With murder The first degree
William J. Sharkey, indicted Tor murder In hsV
ing killed Robert Damn sept made plea Adounei....
Charles Miller indicted for having forged check the AssSsn
National Bank Springfield Mass for $3.50 acquitted
quence ncompenes Of the indictment The prisoner
counsel 10 brBg In other indictments Of forgery
About this city have made charges against
Reilly charged With grant larceny person having
silver watch yauet $40 Thomas Curtin aeQaed....
william Garkn grand larceny judgment suspended William Posr
hur.lar Hel-lrnilAIL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
A RIVER MYSTERY.

The cOroners received information from the
military authorities last Friday that the dead body OF
a woman had been found upon the western shore Of
Governors Island. An infomal Examination by Deputy
Coroner Cuslman has led TO suspicion OF foul play.
The body was naked, the hair dark and luxurant
and the age Of tho woman must have been rnder rs
The face was almost entirely eaten away either by the
action Of the water BY other agency, and tho
front teeth had either been drawn violently knocked
out Otherwise the body in good state OF presorya-
ton and had evidently been In the water only a few
days IL has not yet been Identified but Mr. stanton VI
No. % uewesst, BIOykI l.. D.. VINO viewed IT, yesler-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
CIVIL NOTES.

John d. Townsend applied, yesterday, to
Judge Brady the Court of oyer and Terminer, to
have day fixed for early Trial OF Edward 5. Stokes,
but at the request of the DstrcAtt0rney tho mOtOh
was held over for "A definite order until to-day
In the Marine Court, Part l., before Judge
spauldng, LeOpoldne Dherling brought suit against
Peter Kat pcture-frame dealer to recover 5000 dam
ages aIegeu muecent ASSAULT on tho o'h~- eide
IL was argued that the defendant had fed from the
civ his boudsmen were compelled make the best de-
fense they could and that the suit was the result OF
conspiracy the part Of the planh ana her husband
10 eGt0rt money from the defendant Judgment sus-
pended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT oF SEW -YoEK....

PoRT up sEw-YoEK .................,.....Sov. B
s,.,mso Rotterdam Cpu,eh Har ROTTERDAM Fuach Rire c..
steamship City Of Mexico Sherwood Havana ami heIeo A'r
steamship yesper Davis Chester Penn and Wilmington Del AS
Steamship Abemae, walker Richmond &c., Oh Dominion s;ozA'
Co.
s: :.%D S aysgSef Fa PRp5 HS
steamship Dingo. johnson PORTLAND. J. P.Ame&
s ssssp ssl jones Phideips VIM Krtp
sh nip SuaTa 4mcs, GatSerD b p Nst.slfG
BaTs ss S1 Bspo Hsc5do Ps5b Chaasesy
Bark MayaowsT HO.ehE Bhdse'9R n s. ~ rrose1ffs; SON.
Co.
schr Byeyn Burger stamford stamford Manufacturing &c.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Iowa CBr Greg glasgow Oct 90 and Neville ,ist
Win ,ni,e ami pass. Henderson Bro.
steamship Herman Livingston Chesseman. Savannah. ~ih ndso
ana s eaas sT wanoe Couch Richmond City POn Norfolk
steamship Gauges Br Tyson, Boston in ballast TO E. E. Morgsn'
Seir W. B. Barry Shsusri, Of ,.d from St jobs " B. with
lumber
Bosros Nov Arrived steamship McCaa from Bsdmore
Hercules and Roman. from Philadelphia 0h9cas IRON Ne~iorki
Inss c esV,' : Vii IIn5s"y' from Baltimore
FeRrREs MoSEos Va Nov. BArh'ed bHs La Cayenne, from
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov lsTle Asa Line steamship Prussan oe
PIYsoUrH Nov Is-The Hamburg American Line steamship West
phshs; swansea ffon Ne"i't nov " of hANouF A'e' N'
oTTSysrowx Nov aThe Inman line steamship Brussels
Brooks from nov. 9 AMI te ~ ans Guoa Line steam
ship Minnesota Freemsu from Nesiork Nov both Tor Liverpool
. morning the former al O'clock and t aileI At
steamship Celtic Murray from Nes ORR
Nov for Liverpool this morning The lnmsn Line
steamship civ OF Antwerp NeWlork Now fOr Liverpool
arrived here AZ Il O'Clock ghis afternoon.
WHALERS.
SAN PRAvcisco Nov Auyei brks Joseph MARVEL ncimo't
Of Nes Bedford Ae Tsmeans, fOram, Of NeS'SafOrj
from the Arctic With 36J bbs. whale OIL
letter nom Capt Fthler I,ols Of New Ied rerr
her al San Francisco having shipped BIS bone bose b. Ia "a
Railroad ship oil nom Honou No slip eu b. ohstfi
Francisco TO oad OIL all having been engaged to oil "S''I
NOTICE To MARINERS.
BosroS l5-ohca that ne uun snd e'n
IN VINEYARD Sound. AMI buuars Is VI" pa aAu
Winter places supplied Win spar bto 'i
- ifor Latest ship Aetrs see FIN Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

In the United States District Court yester-
day. In the matter OF Peter Rado, an alleged bankrupt
Judge Bachford decided that having accepted an un-
lawful preference In respect 10 the debt set forth In tho
petition the petitioners cannot maintain 10 so long as
they do not BY the pcuUn, surrender such peierohrc
il such surrender DO not R4aCe tue UctlOn VIII DC dl5
missed Ia costa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS IN BOSTON.
Boston, Nov. ia special term of the
United States District Court opened here to-day Judge
Lowell presiding for the trial OF the OF The United
States agt. william f. Weld 4 Co., in which the defend
ants are charged with defrauding the Government of
large amount OF The amount claimed by the
Government is s4soOOO and the alleged frauds cover
period of upwad OF five years. District Attorney
Mason. Assistant DistrictAttorney +. W. Hurd. and
Gen b. f. Butler appeared for the Government and the
Hon. f. h HOar, L. ID. SOher, and Richard Oney for
the defendants. The case will occupy several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19

av traced martial rosembances 90 his daughter age ~
o dlsappeared from her house, on Oct a. while suner
~ from Temporary insanity. Efforts are making 70
etabish the identity Of the deceased, and an inques'
Will be held In q few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-19
CALEhDARS-Tni, nIr-

WlanI-hoon granted upos paynosi Of SO vssl JitsS a
L.asos s-grlet sefer'eoe grsHto Res st Cary Q, Al