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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

A mass meeting of citizens owning real
estate the vicinity Of Prospect Park who are opposed
TO the levied their property pay for the
Park improvements, held last evening the Howard
Atheneum, Brooklyn Henry Harteau presided, and
steps were taken 70 contest the assessments In the
Courts The propertyowners contend that the city at
large should be assessed -
The Dock Commissioners passed resolu-
ton yesterday asking the Commissioners Of the Sinking
Fund to direct Controller Green to issue 100000 worth
OF dock bonds. The Auditing Committee reported that
there was balance Nov. 80 In the hands OF Henry A.
Smith, Treasurer OF tO2l 52 received for wharf rents
during December. 1905 40; interest upon deposit in
Tenth National Bank, 1881 o. received from Con.
troller Green, OdO0tOal, s75623 90. During the
time the disbursements In the form OF checks for
wages had been &509l3 TO the Bureau OF Engpeers
sI3S24 81 TO the clerical force, l0 20 Chamber
lain Bradley, s2O76 H-tota Disbursements tlO7 Ol TO-
Balance Dec. 80, $lCS,Il2 H.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF EEw-y YORK. .'..'.JASuARr Is.
CLEARED.
Steamship westphss Sehwense1, Hamburg Se hunst 70 ~,
ssm.hp wyanoSe Ourae Rhmono City Point and hofioH ga
DI sssasbo Moar Eivr,. B,v,pa Mail steamship Co.
steansp Livingston, Cheenan, Savsnnih' L'oson'
steamship Charleston Berry chfIissiSS e. AH Morgan Co.
Steamship Glancns Walden Boston
sur yaaua El Arn sI sI Ly.pOS' co,,,,o., Ca
BsIk kaaIg Eyenen 2Sesn'iS1wD !st9ns BocAn'nh
BsIs A Ao SnsS S. 6eses If'S
E f@ sSsd B:s,sa i Ea Psfa &s G9 CO
Rowland RoTl' Cis Ma PsaIi, J % e,f Co.
big Csdlae Braz) Cnta' RIO Crane Gel Sui Do" oooIeF'
Brig Moses Day Crosby. Naanzss. ~. o..-,..,
ss ss a Il %sl Ma ns Gsessto"p p:@s Potter Co.
scor kcr!o Barros ssw,on st. MaI:s q a vs'95e Son
fc DAVIS, Beaos S'Hu~So "O0dhOOse' soE'h@ayi
ARRIVED.
s.,,u,hp Moro Castle Curtis Hay4aa Jar H. with ui and pas,
"stamsSp Metropolis taftne Wilmington c. day. cotton
n Steamship s. Louis, Tbsead Nesons and S. w Pass
steS e T n a anu &sh%.a PesHHa Fla With nd.t and
p' Steamship voIa Howe r with mise aod pass.
steamship TyaSoke Boarre Richmond City Norfolk
steamship Java C MARTYR Liverpool jan and Queenstown 7b
wi" BARK Rossodi oi csTa HcpsOod Hong Kong Aug
ni Bsi Wan. Head Tfqnoots RAYMOND Glasgow Sept
DsS IheoGo S O. Gale Neseae, Eng eS days with coal
Scr Crest. Davis Jacksonville 10 days with yellow pine
scr sophs Godfrey GUiey Indianol DAYS hides
Sch Mary Caren tO prO'incosnl MstirsOu Kingston JAM.
n DAYS With fruit - -
Sc Francis Davis (of Uirwich PHILIPS Guantanamo i6 days
via Delaware BgeskWater 18th, with sugar.
COAsTwIsR.
q, FarrB Baltimore Ensen, Baltimore.
laNu. Baltimore Nellie FaTnsworh, Nirgina.
SAseusiuke Virgins. CheTub PoTt johnson.
Sarah Smith Port J0lnson ID '. StTeaker Port Johnson
Crusade Port Johnson. Ply Port Johnson
n. 4. Browne, Port Johnson Nellie Belle Neg-ilavep.
Lehman Blew Baltimore Ala DOane, NiT,inis.
Surpnse, Baltimore. H. Ward Philadelphia.
Tbos. Clyde Philadelphia. saniolphn, Portland.
Gen. Sheridan, New -iiayen
SAILED.
Steamships Missouri for Havana H. Nvrss;ou for Savannah
Charleston Charleston; Fauita, fJr Wilmington.
WIND--Saldown, moderate W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND lathe steamship Austrian from LVerpoo lib
at l o'elOcS this aftcrnoon.
FOREIGN PORTS. =
HAvlN, Jan 11he steamship Columbia from New YORK.. arrive
this morning.
MEMORANDUM.
The tbreessted schr hon which ashore Currk b.
got OF, and sailed for Baltimore
For Latest ship Ne,es see FIN Pdgel
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CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of the action of Mrs. Margaret
Inders against the staten Island Railroad. for damages
for the death Of her husband by tho Wesfeld explosion
was continued in the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday
Tue case viii I've summed up today.
In the Murray Coulter suit, before Judge
Brady in Supreme Court Trial Term yesterday tho de-
Tense wing concluded witnesses were called In rebut
tai nv plaintiff John A Kennedy, OF
police testified: On the day election Coulter
called at Police Headquarters and told him he was
beaten. John Higgins, tho proprietor of Lovejoys
Hotel testified Coulter and some others came 10 the
hotel on t dly after the election. and entered hctl-
tious name the register they had first room mat
heated by steam; but they said they wanted room
with an open fire ia it, AID such room was gwen 10
them; they occupied IL about two hOuIS; identity
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pASSENGERS ARRTVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship lava Jan lsM CuthbeT'9r'
Ms n wills John G. Marshall o. Bsmbe j. Comerr, Bali
VIM Mr. AMI MTs Del Campo W. GILLESPIE H. Egys,u a. a e M
D3Iey W Lo.tmer II Williams g. W Hunter o. u Wlstef yen
Van Allen MeKn Mr. Lazarus sr Doungae5 'ss
WIN Brooks Sir Beleher, F. B. Spelling Master hideto =
iinckey j. H. Whitney Walker Mdne ho'e1s,eia alD
irspe Miss A. Thompson Miss c. Coriie, W. A. Dsyey " e.
onipn A. Sanr Ms Todd John Ingals, Mr. Gross Ieyu
Marriott Whitfield w McKm W. r. smith, j. II S"A"' - "
Gallagher ~ D. Cooke, z. Joeuhtha -, r, =, H., T.
PROM HAYAEA-n steamship MORO Cattle jan b3LleuL '9
rome T. Monroe L. s. NJ Seg Chicken, Corporal D. CIa1soh
Cos Fn go Caupos Pedro Zee T. GonH.es Sam9e bo.agh
Inan Preto w Nelson Cary u ~ ''lh 'iU ~
Grant. NV
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.o, Al no worth Of je~ely and clothing .hss ny
hs ,s,Ssses Of Charles Brown In Bevensbft n os
Meyer Lppmans glass store, INF SuiDf owned By Joseph
Mebi;sssr was damaged 800 Insured r. ,oIsca
The partton In tho hallway Of the san Ons from
u,,l 5Isl No s85 Broairsy caught ire cary Is.i
an s a. Eu,leT. wine store adjoining Dansge so"
Patrick Lyna age 60 living in NJ, s ,. y.s.y
between Eighth and Ninhyes vas h. srosdrsy near Wss
Samuel Hutchngs age 90 was found inseB Bsle1s:
Tuesday Broadway And m. s,mpom were Indicative Of
onap posonps and poBoem eiamnauon s rom 10.
deputy Coroner Wooster Beach eon'eba 'hA' a
|
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THE HUNTERS POINT BIBLE WAR

During the Bible exercise at the First Ward
School in Hunters Point, yesterday, little sr aocf
dentally sneezed. In few minutes every pupil IN inc
schooroom was similarly affected, and Mr. sebers MN
self was finally compelled to sneeze, while consuming
with his assistants in regard to the preservation oi
school discipline Several ringcaders In the
were called to the desk and the exercises were hasty
concluded Mr.. seibere then fogged eight boys Tor
vioafing the rules but Notwithstanding ths acton'
sneezng continued at intervals during ne session
anneols 10 the state observation-disclosures IN their
behalf and the other in the name OF me parents OF @
will he appended TO the petition for the abolition OF the
Bible exercises In the school.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

jose Junquerd and Frank Nichaa, charged with
snug gnr cigars por held yesesy in 5 bail each
by Commissioner Shlclda
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, Re-
oorer IIacke sentenced Kelly Tor burglary N ne trG degree 20
State Prison for three VIM Wilson grand hee1y - months
Elizabeth TsyOr grand larceny, two Thomas johnson.
burglary u fnon attempted burglary sent to the
school ship. WIN Mari. rape, sentence deferred
Al the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice HO-
Isaac Thompson and william whitaker cooret for
stealing clothing and Eve silver watches N al worth 49, from tue
BRIDGET Drsco No ~ B2Itest seymour
nenans No. IL Aniys committed for having obtained vel
,eteas 1keTccf samples value & from Cherries v wagner
Of No = Wakers by falsely representing hmse to oe M Soo
BIO a -
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The SPEAKER, owing to the illness of one of
his children vacated the chair and appointed Mr. Dawes
Speaker pro TEN.
large number OF Pension bills reported from
the Committee on Invalid Pensions and passed
Mr.. GARFIELD Rep Ohio opposed one of these bills
which allowed q widow who has been drawing pension
for 10 years TO receive "a years back pension the
principle OF the bill passed yesterday, making the PEN
SION commence from the death discharge Of the sol
dler. MI Garfield said that that bill, although only to
apply 10 pensioners Of the late war, will take twenty
millions out of the Treasury, and he commented upon
tLG matte ntion OF the House 10 these peDsicn bills.
Tie Dill was passed by vote Of 100 TO C5.
- APPROPRIATIONS.
MI. PALMER Rep., Iowa. from the Committee on
Appropriations, reported the PosOGice Appropriation
tllI, winch was made special order for Wednesday
next The Dill appropriates $ls?2575O The item for
by the Government sha contain any Autograph or en-
craving, or printing except I>inted request to return
the letter 10 the writer The items steamship rvce
are 100000 for TIE China mail $1,000 for the Brazilian
mai. ard t5,0OO for the Sandwich Island service
MI CLARKE (Rep n. ", from the same Couiui ttee
reported the Pension Appropriation bill, appropriating
soO5ooo which was made tho special order for Thurs
day next.
EXPENSE OF GLOBE.
Mr. ROOSEVELT Dem. N. " offered a resolution
directing tho Committee Printing ascertain aud ro-
Io tLe amount or noLey paid 10 the prOITietOfs Of
me GOOe Tor The ak ten yeare for the printing aud ad.
"Tilh;Lg o. tic TWO HOuses Adopted
TIC virgin contested election case Of Mckenzie art
BhAtCn Was called up, ana tie report that EIdA Ton N
eLtit1cd W Las soat vas adopted ADJOURNED.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY, JAN. 49,
fhiDAlt jan 40
No Steamship Malta - N

No Steamship MalA o.r -, ~
Nil. r., r,,o,. via Liverpool steamship CITY OF Antvefp
co =, iO0a m Supplementary Mail Pier No. a. n H. Is
M letters deposited in Supplementary Mails mus be prepaid "n
double postage. go ,.,,u.
Mails for the German States via Bremen, PER seamshp DfsnpO'
1870 ii n "a German Mail only dIe: b. this line.
~ SUNDAY JAN 81.
An ,.p c,os, At II O'Clock a w Foss0fce open from A.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARR1YALS - -,
Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. Cherries VMen,
of Philadelphia, Dr.. George b. Lorlng o, ~ 81
Tiohoas Hoie%The Hon r. G. Kirke u Minister Ma. 10
the Argentine Republic; DE- j. Aver Oh "a Maor n s.
pyheman, u g. A. clarendon Hotsl-Baron Bnnse ~
OF Berlin -= Gilsey HouSc-Judge d. a. eIn sIys Of
Vermont - BrepoOrt HOuse-Dr. D. jay Jcnr os "
Boston - Metropolitan HotetLF L da ann s'a r.
Prison ms hector ST. Dents H0fet-The HON "a ~
| C,ardner OF Vermont. - st. James H0ef-Froi' T. w.
Horsford Of Cambridge Mass.
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pzSSPNGFRS SAILED.

FOR UAYBuRG-In steamship westphss Jan l9-hi' var,
Gordon Miss B. Bolton o. Colt Miss A g. sr1ss :: 0Us
b,,a9 Bernbn O Ressner Isdore Jacobson H. g. Mebrng
and danghe H. Sally Ascher Lent IemrieI OF we
Nc Ioserb NeykuIaet wife and CHILDREN Maime
Msi,me Me Mrs Emile Kuoese VIA Schroeder, W. u A0An'
A Krohp F. Rosenburg and others 10 the Storage
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POLICE NOTE9.

Henry Schneider, age 49, died yesterday, at No. 1l6
West Thirty sgb;bft, from hydropboba-
Lewis Harris, age 49, died suddenly. Yesterday at
No " C'nest John Kelley axe 10 at w. q Prsniorsi.
Lizzie Brandt and Minnie Allison of irving
son IT. were aetsd Broosp YESTERDAY, T bsvrE ii, posse.
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pECIsIONs.-JAN. IS.

Common Phds--SDecidl Teym.-By Judge Low
Y lie Ilsirauce sgt AgeT9ce memorandum FOR counsel
Mrphy sg. CaroeurNoton 10 continue Injunction granted
Judge Acknowledgment agt Haase-see melaoEauGam Tor
counsel.
Supcrior Cout-SpecH Trm.-By Judge Barbour
Percy gi BovenAooB 10 vacae order Of a granted Gfrsop
sgt H-1ioiou denied Schanck Bomain.tre granted Bose
At Tie lutual CoOner granted SesonsR ST
Llns.-IOtion granted
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xrSrATURK ALMANAC

! -.1o SIM sets ,,....... 500 Moon sets 2'Os
| ~-- ~ this DAy-A "
liz uool o.53 Cows lslant 3Oj Hell Gate FerT." f%
| '"@' WATER THIS DAY--P. -
81 u,,L 1870 ga Cows Islaud... 33 Hell Gate Ferry, $50
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IAnnoaneemeSuI
BURNETT's KALLIsToN is the best. Cosmetic.
THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous limitations,
itching ueauess aud the discomfort that follows from enfebed and
dee Of the system should take AYERS SAKsPARILLA and
cleanse the blood Purge the lurking dstempe that uBtennnes tue
health, and the constitutional yigor will returu
A PRIVATE revenue stamp three inches long,
with likeness Of Mr. Hall In placed the cork OF each
genuine bottle VI Halls VEGETABLE scLAs HAIR kssBwKR Take
other
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUpSuTs No 40 D"'A'
e.m Noon eEm.
s1J ~
HioH TIDR TO-DAY o.,
Coney Island, Batter, m rm
IA sss sos 's:5i ta &2o
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OARS TINS DAY.
ERETr, J.-Opens At 10 q. m. Cal.
lei at II m.
/ AZ scott sgt. Soc. ofTsmmany and
Col. Order Of n I. CITY.
70. The Marine Bank Of Chicago
Ap. Van Brunt
! =. Hay agt White.
{ 100. Spies AIT. Central SaT.ngs Bk.
iCsll-lDl. Fuller act. Avery.
J.-BARSAKD AND CAKpOzo, u.
{ Al e. N.
23i. brown set. Mckee.
~. Brown at. StoughtOn.
3f3. Green agt. Trask.
2J5. Potts AT. Norfolk and Pc.
tefsburg K. x. Go.
2j5. .Lowenthal sgt. The Mayor,
&c.
237. Nolan agt. The Hudson River
X. X. Go.
2j5. Barclay Sgt. Quicksilver MIN.
ing Go.
?39. In the matter OF LilieHthal.
2i0. Pacific Fire In. Go. agt Levy.
l5l Robinson fgt. CriitendeT.
RrST, "opens At 10, A. N.
1913. .Grocers' bank Of n. Y. sgt
Parker.
2J19. .POoley AIT. Simpson.
2iy7. .Heerber sgt. htenmeth
2G5l. The Stuyyesant Bank tgl.
Babcoek.
1868. Same sgt. Luhing.
1854. Same agt bsehmeyer.
i2c5j. Same sgt. Same.
2t55. Same agt. Same.
1861. Same ngt. Same.
1858. Same agt. Same.
1853. .same sgt Same.
PISS. Shepherd agt. Weiss
BRADY, J.
PART l.-FRBEpNAy, "opens al
IN. -.rt. $3.50
58j. Klein sgt. Badenhop
g9. Brown sgt Liyerp1 o. and
Great Western Steam Co.
sos. .Reade act. Waterhousc.
1888. .Townshepd sgt. Burr.
l293. .Srhnster sgt Dache.
1877. .Mehrbacb sgt. Krebler.
1911. .Mshouey at. Schearmann.
cdus,s.
lil5. Dewitt sgt Lane.
I42l. .EEo agt. Clarke.
1928. Brown agt. Wells.
li72. .LedeIer sgt. Cnrenfeld.
! q. m.-Calendar same a. yesterday.
PART I.--LARREAoRk. J.-Short
ne at II q. IN.
1899. .0'Neil Agt. Gardner
1856. Doyle sgt. CatherwOod.
1923. Kingsley agt. Pink.
1871. Paine sgt. Remington.
1888. .ltoey agt Frank.
1856. .Klmbel sgt Corliea
1851. Merchants Er. Nat. Bank
agt. nennessey.
2O02. Ross aet. Never.
20t0. Murray sgt Brown.
l1l4. .Htfpatriek agt. Coburu.
l03l .Saekett agt. Dracher.
ART L-sPAuLpIsG, "opens AZ
II. ~.
7762. World Mutual Life Ins. Co.
sgt Stein.
1913. Andrews agt. Nicholson.
119f. .Theall sgt. Gadiis.
5ls5. World Mutual Life In.. Co.
sgt. ferdicker. .
1875. Birch sgt Hatfield.
7iN. Adams agt. Sell.
Opens at 10 O. m.
1906. stein sgt Es.
1871. .Illltrnan sgt. Stevens
1908. Parker sgt Mckenzie.
1919. .untermeYer agt. Lumley.
1Bl0. .Brainsky sgt Dry Dock x. d.
Il. Railroad Go.
I4ll .Dnliley hgt. New.Yorh Gas.
light aud Heat Go.
!, "opens OF 10 a. 10.
sc3l. .,islvin agt Hsgsitv.
6nS9. .MeQuade sgt Bllser.
u 70. .Bow.e agt. hcDohGl.
st2o. .Nonss srt sctNsidr.
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~, e~.~.. p,~rrtcy CouRT-In Aamlrafy
a. Or1np - a phIls.i g. Lsaohe sgt- bark Anna
lS. "a Nil S. Crsudal SGT Manhattan 6as
oeiyn'> ~" '" Co.
=, agra ...ua, 4 A c. De Peiu ct al sgt Poet.
oi'Hsate sg@ ''s' y g. The United States tgt ship
ca. Kemmestiel agt. sebr Def "'"D'eA
shoe' $780,. n,,voyn J Charles King, Thomas Brown,
Cbares Kane snd Henry Amor e.nioas
John Ioosey Noor,v bugsry; Samuel Seheb Jane,
Murphy Join Sheridan August 90 lanes ncgeuua
John Barrett, Thos An JOIN ~ .s.ault Ard
larceny from the person. DAVID 'sbuHe MI wv '
battery. go p.oox,v s-+
49, Mulholand sgt Jepney. ~ 'mcesI,.y ~, s,gtt
III. jackson agL AndreSG 10 lremDDo ~ ,oor,
49, Robinson agt Miller. ~ '1 ,,ps AN. a. S,,sn
's'eoer ssI % o ~ " 23 sehmsHn sgt 0Bh.u.
sse ,,o Sn :" 49,. - RH,,, 2g3.. Ca agt. Cohen.
259.. Brown AT. Funk. ~ 'r'n ~ .r. as.u.
Schneider ag. Christian Co. . 30 wtips
G s!g ~" % cn.y Island 2s Mclaughlin agt Green
1"'''hn ptrond r. N' $50 Reagan sgt finay:
FISCHER Breieu. - Wan, An;tiay~sps
.Tba,cher agt Smith. ~ nIa. . -, V"~VeIsn
I'll Valentine agt Vanderbilt ~ 800 80 ~, Eole
272. Watson agt, Goldsmith z'l''fisAe' 30" '
2I3. .Meeksr sgt. Grove.
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CorRT CALENDARS TN. DAY.

COrRT CALEHpA
SUPREME CcUHT-CHAE gERs-BAtH
eBdaT called
a. Jones agt. Mil'ard.
9..Le5ter agt Coaen.
"a. Carson agt CJusnt
81. .Wacdy sgt. lgan.
81. Wright sgi. Cu.ler
81 .fchu,l Ter Bgt atevtnA
81. .Wigflll agt. Neyefs. e
GhSRHAL TEhN-lNGR.HAN =. j
Opeus At h
O.. The People SIT. Gwtuu-.
90. Poster sgt. Tie People.
10. United g. Fox
n. The People at DAVIS
2l8. Lawrence agt. MsTNeil.
22l. Lew sgt. Strlus..
~. .TT8de5iaeA' IA. Bank N.
\. agL Mrf-,lT.
225. Morris at. NcCaFray.
20. .loupg sgt. PAeniI ms. Co.
Of Brook n.
~. Hoover agt. Grcenbinm.
223. Adam, AZ The MAYOR. sc.
22g. Bliss agt. Sch sST;L
$50. CLARK sgt Pnrsell.
CiRcUIT-PARr L-NAS Bar
725. .Clapp agt O,tgIndsr. 2.
1910. johnson sgt. Van So-tfanl.
1918. .Ilildfeth ast. shepard. 2,
1919. .MeyeTs 1t al agt. Marcus q
1881. Ross IT.. at. SchBlof. q
1850. .Bssen,ki "a hlrA0.
1853. Baker agt. Vail q
1879. Lane et al agt. Waggener. IN
2ns5. .Gnteu sgt Rhonsy. IN
?ll3. LOweusiein sgt. McGosn. i2t
2lG9. .SheSrDan sgt. Clark. 26
2l47. Hogan agt. Jones. %
2305. .OBnen ogt Russell. %
1915. Booth sgt. Schiller 81
PART II.-BI
Adjourned 10 Monday, Jan. ~.
spPEaIoR touRI-IRIAL TERI-PL
sOI. .Ettingsr sgt. The Hone Ins. 5
Co. Of Hew-York. .
900. Same ast North Am. Fire Ins.
Co. 9
e05. Same agt Home Ius Co. u
sJ7. Same Agt. Park Pire Ins. Co. u
so9. Same sgt. Niagara lire Ins :
Sll. Same agt WILLIAMSBURG City
Fire lns. Co.
Added ri
si0l. Nicholson AT. Sargent. IA
1903. .KnoOp sgt. KsiGmefer. u
1903. .Meggibbon sgt. Morrison. IA
lilI. Hope ag,. Smith. IA
1913. .Claus.en sgt. seaman.
PART lI.-MOSELL. "OPENS at i a
COMMON PLKAs-TRIAL TEKa-PA
esusea Opens
l165. Fitch sgt. Packard. 10
ILL.,. shannon agt Reilly. 10
1905. Within sgt Crane ct al. 10
1856. .yungbloth agt. rournale. 10
lt57. Bartlett sgt. Jackson. rs
1923. .Bser agt. Silver. ~
1883. CLARK sgt. Smith. 10
1858. .woerner act Herrick.
1891. .Rothschild sst QuackenLos. 20
1875. .Lynde sgt. Lumley. 20
1860. Sander agt. Wood. II
1883. Sampler ct al. agt. Wolf ~
MARIsk C0uRT-TRIAL TERs-PAE
~ q. ~
-..feris Agt. Dillon. II
1873. Behrens sgt. Bowling.
Iotu. .Culien agt. Leopold. II
1888. Clinton agt. Becker ~
b8l7. Walter act Sherwood "a
17S3. Herman AIT. Walters.
1881. .lIilderheim sgt Phpps. ~
778a. .Duncss sgt. Herman. az
779l. Leach sgt. Werbe,e.
PART iI.-GRoss, H.
1857. .schoverling sgt. Eis,ea. l7s
1859. .Znns sgi. howlupd. ~
1888. Stewart Agt. Pinekney. 1bl
1915. .Elgerton agt. Miller. Ia
1900. Orb Hgt Rowland. 1gI
1901. .Pieling at Shears
1901. .felbel sKt Pey~r. 81
iB0J. Van 0rien est. Sterling.
1905. Cannon sgt. Holmes
PART Ili.-JoAcnIsssy,
ef0s. .Plate sgt. Di.hlman. 10.
IgTl. Bellows sgt. Perry. o.,
1871. Wagner agi. Weber. u
ttlb. James sgt. Byron. ".
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-19
XIIIp CONGTGsS-uD SESSION


mt . , 49, ,no only Senator who probably could no,
Is ne va nv Sshed IT, there seems 70 ne speeiu
W seeieetee y npcn him to act independently
obligation fes'ns ~ ore.Trrz PSaetps 49,, ~.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30

The FIRST ATTEMPT TO AssAssINATE
FIsK.-Thc following statements are Civ
en- in the n. Y. Standard by one of Col.
Fisk's most ardent friends, who evidently
is convinced Of tho truth Of toe charges
made therein
About two weeks prior to the shooting
Of Col. Fisk by Stokes, the Colonel's pri-
vate residence in Twenty-third street was
entered after midnight by armed ruffins,
who succeeded in effecting an entrance
through the front door by means of false
keys, and got as far as the bath room
connecting with Mr.. Fisk's bed chamber,
when they dropped key On the hoor
which awoke the Colonel's valet. As
soon as they found themselves discovered
they became alarmed and fed from the
premises, pursued by the valet, who fred
two shots at them from revolver, as j:
supposed without effect. Detectives set
to work up the case, it is said, arrived al
the conclusion that Stokes instigated the
burgalry as part OF plan to attack Fisk
while asleep, and failed through the clum'
siness of the assassins and vigilance Of the
servant
From the same source it is reported
that an attempt ca the life Of Mr.. Jay
Gould was made about two months ago
by running him down while crossing owe
from one side Of Fifth Avenue to tn
other. Mr.. Gould was knocked dow
and slightly injured b. a vehicle which
1t is alleged, was driven by persons in
the employ Of Stokes.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30

SMALL PoX STATISTICS The people
Of New York are proud Of the fact that
while there were sos deaths 10 that city
from small pox during the first nine
months of the year 1871, there were in
Berlin Bill deaths, in London 6906, 10
Liverpool 1891, aud several other cities
are cited where the percentage of deaths
was much heavier. This favorable ex-
hibit for New York, it is claimed, is
owing to the greater vigilance and better
methods used in dealing with the disease.
The admission to the small pox hospital
during the year we're 249S, while l0l
deaths. at the time unknown to the au-
thorities, we're subsequently, reported.
The percentage Of deaths to all cases was
26.l0. Over one hundred thousand have
been vaccinated during the year. As to
the means of successful fumigation. the
city sanitary inspector says "Carbolic
acid and sulphurous acid seem to have
the property Of utterly destroying the
germs Of this particular poison, while
chlorine. 50 much relied on heretofore al
a disi.feotant, doss net prove to have The
same Psww'
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-01-30

The following lcttcr was received by
a gentleman living in Terrytcwn n. Y,
and is sound argument against the use of
tobacco
Portland, Dec. IL, 1871.
To Charles BoVen,
DEAR SIR: Your letter or the 9TH,
arrived safely. | have no doubt what
ever, that the use Of tobacco has strong
tendency to induce habit of using strong
drinks--and many reformed smoker
have assured Inc that it is So Besides
that, the use Of tobacco is very great
evil-both social and national, and | do
not understand how a christian can cou-
sistently support such pernicious habit
by his example.
There would he no great difficulty in
Kidding the world Of this shameful prac.
tico and Of intemperance, if only chris
;ian men and women were true to Their
duty and their vows. Until then, deai
sir, you ard others must work on, in the
firm trust that at some day, the seec
which you SOW among many discourage
ments shall spring up and bear fruit abun
dainty, under the blessings of most gra
cious Providence.
Truly yours, NEAL Dow.