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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
, rEPsEY CITY MIrRDER

Betw cen midnight and 1 a. N, yesterday,
an aray occurred in Patrick ROches liquor saloon at
seul,eu and HcndersOn-sts. jersey City IN which John
Doris bartender employed in Michael Dousherty5
louor saloon at HendersOust and RalrOadave., shot
and fatally wounded Thomas Donelan. young man
Doncllan quarreed with Doris DOugherty's saloon
on Thursday evening and Donellan, after remaining
considerable time, went away At midnight Dougherty
and Doris closed up their saloon and walked toward
steuben--t. on the way they encountered Done-
ian and a quarrel ensued Immediately and resulted
I'm plows Both Dougherty and Doris assaulted
Donnellan aud beat him severely The assaants then
went TO Roches saloon and ordered liquor This saloon
was occupied at the time by Michael Roche tho pfOpre
tor: Michael DOnahue, Thomas Mcmahon, John New
man. ana j. N. Garry. A moment aIterWdrd DoneAhn
me down there when there two OF you together;
now let me see You DO 10 alone" Doris threw OF his
away Dome IAN made an attempt strike. when Dor
ms drew a revolver and fired. The shot took effect IN
the victims stomach ana he fell 10 the floor groaning
ana crying out apparently IN great pain Dorris ian
through a side door and escaped.
officer Davis Of the Second Precinct heard the cry Of
murder and into the saloon where he was soon az
teryard Joined by Officers Kelley ana Dalton who had
been sent rom ne Io'e Iit4l llet Piave
tie wounded man on stretcher ana conveyed nm 20
the hospital. Every effort made 90 nud the muir
derer. and word was sent 20 Az me erIes 9ut no Cie
obtained. His employer DOughery. VINO was SUI
holding .he murderer coat was arrested ana ttken 90
Police Headquarters. where he was charged WIN Deihg
accessory % the crime ana locked up ABOUT A. M
Yesterday Doris returned 10 Als place OF business.
opened the sayOn and began 20 work ~ n0thlng had
occurred Roche sent Tor AN 0nctr ana hdd OIIls
arrested He was taken 90 tho Police Headq Sc
curely handcuGsi. and them accompanied by Justice
Davis and officers. conducted 20 me City HOS
Judge Davis took the ante-mortem statement OF the
wounded man. aud later In The day Patrca koach
Wirhae Donahue and Thomas McMann gave testimony
n regard the assault The prisoner as CoiIsou "
Ire Hudson County Jail 20 await trial DOnnelan dieH
at the City Hospital last night. He Was native OF
Ireland, about 10 years OF age had iyGa N o ,5
country eight years and H represented as n''uh DcoH
harmless, luOLcusiFb person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF VIEW -EORk.

PORT OP HEW-TORK. ...,...,..''.,.,....HoT. Ia
steamship Aa.. Dr. i.isrisI Glasgow Hento1 Bros
SelHlp W-anoAs Couch Richmond CIV Point AMI Norfolk 0i
D1 Steamship 5ies D'.@ona MEREDITH Phl,d,lph' Abbott
-Selrftip Bristol wallace. PhiIaaeph.a
ship Great Admiral yaeE,ou ,an fanc.'1o sutton 70
sIp Rosya castle CBt Psnfod. Lonqoa 3 8 4orya9' solA
Bar Antelope Davis ~ CroiT Roche Bros. 4 Co
BGf Cfsrs 4u., Can. cols,Hanopie Sc. g,9sT, ch'Hao'y
Isr- BsV lyoTJ D-tteI.oa Corr Tor orders Fuoh Ee Co.
lBr j. ReI. st. Johns AZ To- T. g. Cute BRUCE Co
gt U-.i s o nv H,elsr windsor N = D. r. DeWof 90
Brg Cr0seu lBE MOrs ST. JOHNS r. K, W. woodward
Bas ass Sa wee Cove T3 sas S LOUD 5o. Co.
Bus Gul, oaeca, farEagona.
ARRTYED.
Steamship Victoria tBr Maaq G'so" Nov and Neville 3D.
stslHsr5 Chester l3 Grahau Yk Oct aud braltar 2ith'
' y.s.Bo cssr, Ct, Curtis Havana g. Nassau .h
WITH mi'e AMI pas, 90 Auau.e Nal steamship TO. - -. 49,,
'' si..asliD james Aarer Lockwood Charleston c. with dse
a ss, ans Voaase,r BoodsoOi r,dphn With Lo
az 1 en CONGRESS Gh1 LondeP o., a .. .qi and p,.,
'"a t.yod 1yor smith Newcastle BAG DAYS With mise
Bari Norton lof Portland sherman Gardens II d With
'a A FD Bo,Sr DR. H,uey Grand Turk r. L. DAYS with salt
Bug Regina BID, lodeulln Neys y DAYS Eth noasses
Bug Martin o Cistne Hitel Do9rlri y da'' With
'u rs csnt,ur Stanley P,aro P R. IA Johns b. Il la,
VIZ B-s Sstts Russell Portland Hsvanl y .ay'
Sr Frank Howard of Bath Merritt p lys rubber
s v.rqu-rts lFrI Olivier ST. Pierre. Mart % laws With sugar
b. u Brewster Jacksonville DAYS, wt1 lul
SIR . W horarad CO0.f J1c.solvlle day WITH uLJoE
sCnooyxHs-RivLR r.AsIvisR.
James Ponder. Providence. triua u. for, Boston
T. m. Colt NeV-Haven. Oh l'eA Nr"-ia'en'
Lucy Hall Westerly g. / hDzs' bridgeport
SAILED.
Sio. Lou Antwerp, Admiral or Bremen brig Pear. Tor
WISD-sundova fresh. ~ W
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosrog Nov I5-Arrved steamship, William Cne, from Norfolk
PlladeDba, brig MsrY e Dana from Wilmington, NC
SAvANNAH GA l5C,e4re, ship Llacastcf for Liverpool
, Feue Hamburg; tchr Lookout M NeUfork Oconet Tor
dstsn1as The steamship leo, tom Ae1- ork IS belo"
New YORK sailed steamship virginia Philadelphia Falcon Tor
Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
AoyuLE Nov i5The AIgho Line steamship india Munro ron
New York Nov 2 GLASGOW arrived here This morning
OrRESsrows Nov. l5rhe Cunarl steamship Ssmara Bill
iugs nom D. liverpool arrived lce az to-day
The tBanl steamship from New iork Nov Tor
arrived here a. . ciucs ths u.eru00a
DISASTER.
PORTLAND Me lLAn scir he 'ocss 80
Cushing Tuesday 81 hands
posed lost
WIIALERS.
Sailed rom st. Helena big A Babcoes. sag Harbor
Oct a. had 100 bbls. sperm anu 3 bnA. shaie OIL
81 NcwBet1ui Helena
Oct n bad SO ubis sperm and 70 Dbia whale oL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
LARGE FIRE on RRoADwAY.

A tire in a fve-stOry brick building at No.
306 Broadway owned by the Barclay estate last night
damaged the building sc00 insured. The third and
fourth floors were occupied by Henry schwartz I'M
nortr nj silk vino had stock DESTROYED worth $1,000
insured In London, Liverpool aud Globe Insurance
Company for 5000 Commercial for 5000 North America
of PHILADELPHIA for $4,000 Imperial. 5000 and state or
Pauusvvana for s. 900 total SOOO The mont part Of
tine second door occupied by KurZman * Hannah
LAWYERS who mad furniture damaged 500. insured. The
back part OF the samt door occupied Dy The New
York -u Manufacturing Company, VINO Aad Stock dam
IyedS insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT DIckSsOss IN PARK
ROW.
sAa.-T' Eoon-5To Jnn.-4o' Midsight-s3'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

BrcroOrt H0use-Prof. Benjamin PIERCE of the u.
3 Coast Survey Prof G. Peioe q Cambridge M the Marcus
de BHno and wife France ana Capt Burgone British ArE
mn ArenH Hot-6ey Marshall jewell Of Connecticut, Coz
Henry Wells Of Aurork r. Daniel Dougherty n philadelphia Col
j. Willard T. s. A. ihs Hon r. w. Rce u Washington Cot W
l. Scott Re Penn William Mason Of Taunou. Mas ard Dr.
g. II. Champhn Of Cornwall n. T....St NieAOLas Hois-
senator Chandler o. Michigan Gen. H. r. REID q lows,
the Hon r. B. Juis0n % Srrscuse. Albert Keep OF
Chicago and J. Looms sefgeantArmi Of the " state Sene
B0usc RToy Pnee Of NeEJeey and John O. kTes q
Washington. York H0fl-Get. ". D. Frankn OF Hartford
the oh. W Sender Of Trenton james HoL-A. l. Irsn
u The NeHarsn Palladium. Dens H0fPaTma X W
Allen. o. s. Nav an The Rev James Quinn 81 sussru y - Gv
H0u b. Butcher Paving r. 2 and Adams Of Quincy Mass
Holman HouseDol r. W Lsthsm u TeTA and IT, l. Lafsitg
Of Buaso. Metropolitan HOeiH A. Rey Of Fredous y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Wuuvarox Sor 5-Suidls rirp-aIle unsettled sri 90
.ai-s ~ for sranef Crude lurrentne
Hari - D of islss DIP aad Virgin Tar r~aF a.
GaLyssroH yoy ls-C0uo- srnef Mtiug upEntI 6ie sos
receipts 80 bales sBuorsto Iavepeo libp bNes aas to
bales soek. - egf 5ies let receipts for e Fk INA blesi
a1l baci eHgofAo reAt Britain. 400 bse Continent, '
bales. caasws ba-s. saeN u.lah hseA
MEsris Nov. l5fonr Quist Eri unchanged .ofn-Dswsh1
Hr4I ADD holders frm Al $500 uats que ind eeA
Bas Meat, il aud ioogng sIours D TSic CeAf So1 ."
llc Ltrf-No stock
Ctsrg,,p sor i5-our steady wheat i,ir tansEi md
ern 40 1 RED Winter. q S. No DO, 81 go 81 81 Com
stadr unoans- O AM unaahsod No AZ 80 70
tro.-um . d o. i-msuf. bu Gnchsn I'D in price .
aEsOKLzks, Nov D.-Flgu ~. sAiss d Igooio bsEA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

BLUssOM-nIfL-Oa TIrsaav i inst ~ the rr,i.nr. q n.
hdfr's psret b hs he1 2 n. Ged D. D. A.
Blossom hss oarah g., dal j.. u2 Sc 81
DALBI- BAyTE-n BrolI rhursy eveung Nov a. III
b. n p Sfnrr ~. ID D. asgistes hr f " raylrr
D. Daily, sabza e.,
-wOODRTPP-Ou ih Fb mt stitea T-se bv n. Rev
d.. D. Oodwafd Dir h. Davs
daughter o. O. O.. l. q. ~ s0lTa1. y. s. Army
GLBERT-8URTON- Th1rssT 18th n g. athe residence ~
hrl athrr bY he Rev hucnV brlWn n larr NlAan l.
Gilbert BROOKLYN Mares A daughter Of Dr. T. burton VI Fs
touViic. ~ i. No c,rlL
HOGG-DONALD-Ou Tturiav fph nst IN rrsis- 0f fhs
Donsh Rev. john ogx Mr. Robert okG
Of BrUoklrn 10 bliss AAae Doaald 1i scs-isrL
HOWARD-TROWBRIDG E-Thgrsdag Nor. a. hy ne Rev T. "
Bancroft De- Charles Marvin Howard aary sla laughter ~
Frederick "A. Trowbrdse. ~ 0f BIO tsrn.
MOORESMTr-On Thurs Nov i s2 RS tsnce u brisss
parea. White laz ~ s. bF the Rev. bshop fster, ID D.,
Chas Naudrrr0u Moore 81 Nl0r 20 MAJ ha daag1er u j.
N ,ioon smith ESQ., Cuuuv CLERK Of Ntsch~ster Comfy
PALAER-BELKNAPOn "Wednesday eTsnag. Soy. - a. i5e
the sreHs ly he Rev Dr. = p Roger Mss Ea
T. BrLHsp ONLY Augher u Janes g. Lltaap, M John u
Palmer, al Of tAis ct
PAUL-SISHWITZ-On wsdnesday Nov 3 i87z he rsaeao.
he bn-rs iafher N ngur. j. by Rev. " D1Hs Dr. J.
Mar.hal Paul. e. OF Berder ~ j. % ,H klans caugbter
Frederick Nishai.z
REDFIELD-STODDARD-O Tlurisv. 0lk o. III WssSrA,
MIMI n the residence o. D. william O. Ire uuee DR.
Rev ME Nm W gedfe ormeriF Of P-idelDha hss
Emma L. Sosdard Of No
TUTTLE-CLARK-At Airy BE Oh BY Rev PAAez
DounelIy Nathaniel Tuttie and Ia J. t-aTE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

Rest Food for Infants H. z. Il. Prince Albert Ecof
irrr, 81 VII nrou very go0i IT 81 Aell he-
ssi Attendant H. she Princess " Wales rhs fool rcr
H.. Noter, Hk A. closely DOssi5cD H. Barker on shs
Fooi Tor sfints shY lourisLng and easily ges- Has
sal. IA somburs valuable FEsH AMI boNEFOeNN~ SUB
.~axcu. snt dnr, essentially anaceo fooa VII IA
inr 1u unable proper nsush growing infant ire
aud douo condition. SAYuHr M0oKFs
advantage Of being reed n the ground hunk
I'll , cora vbh produces the bowels sl1 niracte
49,. ~ bang or suns required Sod Prepared BY
,AvoEr MooHk Sont London Procuaoie % a. tvu
al. Drlg-ists throughout The 3ta-eS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
cnrrny RErErPrs
Ezw YORK Nov l5-The following are The toa nst reeeips
Cniion sine SEPT L LIZ
CArTLR MARKETA

AaBAxv r. Nov 5-Cas market opened active With 40 al
" RON g. p for premium and htcias sate % con-
stock there advance The highest paid vas % % ho
supply that d lat week The receipts number 81 cars me
prices 81 so 10 ~ s. Mich moieae ree Dt
demand love the being from S 10 for fair 70 good
sHEEP LAaBs-Dsnand bu adyi lambs selling At
a. inc WOOL sheep b5GPb 3D. coarse wool az 800
S625.
iemaud continues sive - GWs9 - Tor western
choice lots State held 40 - blf0 -
i5CArTE Rece 300 head market mf4ef-
aer native y1U 30 % good o e
Texans Esd lJ1 heal Live hek acve aud al-
vanced 5c 54u54 g. Receipts 8,J cal Shipments
AM Ha.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bonrd OF As,istant Aldermen.

BOar1 Ns5IsLHnt AIurfncn
Osrcr.rT STATED SESSION rHUnsDAY Nov. q 6rt
Pf.-nt-Ou Hail. s1 Presieui he chair tad quorum u
members.
Rks0Lurr0Ns ov.L
That street amp be lighted the SIDE o Boa0WtF DeiNeon
= Ffitecnihstk
MAI eTo-sAk be al asro. Broadway direct line opposite
No l.lp.
That sever .s b OhehuDdfei Ii ourht ron Secoai 70
FUuth-agc.
Pntr Works sfeuRft ~ n
The ate Prof b. painted -d lseod h' Gs|eseor
That he av.R Fsuehtts between Pirss
ave-. aad s.sondsvc be- hgged
rst = npurs iron aruS fountain va trough. he pi
The we-i.fn side OF se-uthave beg~ocl y+hi and Thirty
i0urth
AsoToea until Monday next i9.h inst .ts o'.oet
= GaLLr Cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

Every prudent man. careful OF the health and COM
fort family should that hs drinking Fsr Is convened
L-ad Pipe which perfect sgltn1 against i
poison, uDsusUecd OF disease in eeit lne
Lad Pipe strong durable 4uNblc sad easily soiert l. great
bst he soDmuny AMI value every
Which introduced By lead poison and
I'll sYodsl snt general heath promoted 10 also cheaper n @
Pps strength aud durability onslsre sold DY 80
SHAW WILLARD Co.. 2l3 Ceuire-st hewf0A Cfrm lHi
.np- Of DIDO Also manufacturers Of Lead Pe
sheet Lead Block Pipe Bar Tn sod &C. Orier 1d sc ssnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
lAEno lncementAt
Observation-Disclosures REMEDY.

BECAUSE A PERSON HAS BAD COUGH
IT SHOULD sor "a lSEzRRED CONSUMPTION sE1
~ ALTHOUGH A CASH Or C5SsUzrrIos
WIN uSAcc0npAnED IT 4 DISTRESSING CoUGH WHEEs
HavavsR A DEPOSITION TO PULMONARY Erisu
CouGu ~ tzyr TO sEI7 STRAINS
rua GasEnAI rycgRABtA
COMPLAINT Is All CAsEs THIS
~ C1uaB COLD DELAY,
ruRPosB sUHzLT, or vim
GORE BENEFIT DR. D. JArsEs
EKGBCTJRAST ARTICLE sCKSCALLr COMPOUNDED PoE cAA1-
yULLr sBLzcrHD DRUGS. AND WHICH TRIAL
FOUND SOLD EVERYWHERE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
INrER.MrNIcIPAL COMPLnLENTs

The following correspondence, by telegraph.
has passed between Mayor Hail OF New-York City aud
che Mayor OF Adelaide, Australia.
The Mayor OF Adelaide cOngratulates the Mayor OF
NewYur on the occasion OF the banquet at Adelaide.
celebrating the completion N telegraph communication
around tine world.
Mayor Hall replied az follows:
To the Manor Of Adc0ide To the banks NJ the Hudson
fair Adelaide has hrd with her cheering greeting The
metropolis OF the Western Hemisphere cUngratulates
new metropolis of the Eastern ono upon this full conent
OF AnelO--aXOn International friendship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

A.th.,a and Bronchitis eRscty relieved By The lss %
DtruFA TlrrtA most 5a ATTACK VI ims Loru yupsif
al scarcely smoked shs DAruA Tr for more than mnn e Or 80
ahsed sad IN Ten more 20 80 renewed
oud ne told be lad used Tor with the not perfect
.ur-- Certainly Inhalation bad the most magical cNsti ever
D J. WeNesch hsve never Fnorn ~ lushcc Pm
-eh relief obaaed Fl Gen Aefanaef Sod as tobacco
MOoKR lt Nes Bond & oaon Aa1 az 'lsA'
irlSgsts and r04ssrl pers throughout ile states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

CALRNDA{S-THB OAN.
UyfrED DISTRICT COURT.
IN Rdnt77p IN voluntary 0Is,s jsl5 han agt Gilmore
5f-- Jones .I1l8. .SlerE5o a. 5eass
R-er.ferv Walker. 'lJ D0a0yan Mclaughlin.
~ ian 80 KEENAN, 'g5en al. agt. Gruhn.
a., Fbroue Al .Auerfrl Ryder
GATn0r and others. .ilZ9.. Inc Marine fa.i0lA DsnA
lfq8 .M-f sirrT 70 al AT Gay sg- 'fAerL
Net tferT at Hanson frgrntTni -dIrsiir
l.o C.,~traB ,gf-Co h33 sacheulsch ayt Rab-E
J71l. Phetteplace AaclulrF al nison at bruce
Corr APFEAs Albany Nov 1.-The following - he Oourt %
Anal, Dsv Csiendar o Nov TO- Ho ls) 81 49, az g5
49, .Fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
4 rr-RF CHALLENGE

Col. McDaniels authorizes challenge TO
match his stable in three against any horse or
horses m the world 10 lt the post two, three, and
four-mie heats. for $4,000 10000 each race. The
races will De over the Saratoga Course az time be-
tween the last OF July amt st Of Sept 1913 The
fast-trGttng Dreadnaught. owned Dy Alr Rogers
Of Morrisania. has fallen victim 20 the prevalent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
SNOW STORMS IN THIS STATE.

weather. and westerly winds in New-Engand and the
Middle states clearing and clear weather will prevail
during the day.
sNOwsTORMs IN THIS STATE.
BUFFALO, Nov. Is. The first snOw-storm OF
the season act in here last might and the snow II four
inches deep the level Trains the Lake shore ana
Michigan Southern Railway blOckaded at irving Si-
ton. and al the trains are behind tme
LATER.-The Western Union Telegraph operator ~
Angola IN this county reports 20 inches OF snow mere
and that 10 il still showing train the Lake shore
Railroad due here at o'clock this morning, an not
arrive until O'Clock this afternoon
WATERFOWL, Nov. 15-The first snow OF this season
fell last night 10 a depth of two inches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
p1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM GLASGOw-In Vora Nov l5 John Gesung.
J,hn Thompson C'harne T0ves Charles Wilson anI dY John
Campbell Mrs John McLso. David Mcss John A.Ir Helen Cray
Wn Bennett Ilhn Tower Mcuau Mss McC0Fkn iale T.
errv Rev Safe Dgncn MOv n D. Andrew Black
lr Mrs E Higgins James Booth Rev Anirr" Church lch
3tlckp0O.
FROM HAWAII staH7shtp Creont CIV Nov lo-IranE
NrCoy 8. Allen Jose CIa Be1 g. 5cl11A 4S AsustA
Morales Prom Ns5sau-J1s lslac1 aud wife,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

The Great Remedies m Conservation, Nisiing and inages
Remission l f1ncrel he hrc4i
nea Who have made special stOdy testify hat me . pfoolv N ~
,rs.. manner .aps strength ard sht lAffrsa l-ioo
n,1mos5 -r.hnnf Impaired ard ihe general 'oniuoh %
DC b,.y npoy- bottles bl ssfoU Meosr ariss 70 ,
-, "a h IN he Prince u Wte Ills tshless ue hhoirn "
Fgpt g. 10 New London aud al Chemists Druess ana
siore1eps throughout che states AoIEAAae AM "-' ' On
400 byttlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

REMARKABLE, VERY REMARKABLE.' are the
effects 1f LampOugns Pyreuc saline M Preventing ana
Curing smallpox, Fevers and SKIN Disease. specially
refreshing ana nvlgOratug. sold BY all chemists, and
the Maker. 10 HDibOn-hlll, London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

BOsTON FRR.-(treat excitement has been
prevailing throughout The Billings
spons consumed sy ne Issascs companies
merchants suffered Tie
hu st Co.'S he Hzan0al Clofbsqs sn5
SO broadway -ho ssonish The ens pnos. P.
81. GRANT. formerly Bsdsss" he clotssr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
MINIATURE ALMANAO

sun stss..... 81 Aoos uss )iS
WAFER THIS Dam
SANDY Hook. $50 a. Hell jate PeTY.lGf
DsF-s
ssnir goo, M g3 Cows Hell Gate O:5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

! STEAM SAFES IN THE Boston FRE.-The
! American steam safe Company publish on the eighth
page the names Of large number OF Boston establish
! ments whose safes were found all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
RnsrnN FIRE.

80 Bostou 81 e eileen that pro-
Holiness AMI Brokers' Electric Protective Co..
burned but all the booss and sD-rs
outside s safety bT he empgTes
Of Company while employees u tie hanss
,ftle ctv Z. H0LNEs. Murfarat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

Droo.x ,morz affected the prevailing Malay vii never
occur ftEsHKs MAG0 used in ihc disease To use iso
horse VIII uauisat As gratitude alcf
tseny our u RgraEs hA3ig OIk sp u bonH
uaf II, lgeaL n, l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
THE COURTS.
DECIsIONs-Nov. Is.

Supreme Court hamber5--BY Judge Ingraham.-
Deauv agL Dssny.-MouOn denied
Supr1or C0urt-SpeclaI TerTn-By Judge Freed
.n-sntl ~. McCormas1. AOnrr granted THE Delaware
Lartawarna Western Railroad Coae- paperil JakOO
az. Lslalce. - a.t'sr mem. for coaasel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16

TIE Cotton Dsrta Assocsrsu ~ Coo Bs,ute -
tooth drawing pssus By Of Lanssg 6as s7l
D-sr Eitnsss 10 T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-16
rHE wEAIHER
WAR DEPARTMENT.
AR DEPARTMENT,
DFlflE OF tuE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlNGTOS. I'd. c.. Saturday, Nov l6-l q. %.
.angn.-s ~ lLe DA9I -lleMLl- LnaL AoLLLl-

WAsHIsGrOE. ID. c.. SATURDAY Nov 16-l a. m
3sagDsss Tor ne D2st iDeitgf0aT AOuy.
IN tbe North Test, north westerly winds. with
.srrg cloudy aud clearing weather but occasional ht
4uow extending 70 tie ONO Valley and thence 10 the
upper axes.
On the lower AXE aDd thence the Middle States
and New England westerly f0 southerly winds partly
ri0udv huf ceagiug weather Ia the tulf ana south
Atlantic 3talas uUrlhw ,ieriy winds blgu uarameiers
aud clearing weather
Probabilities
Ia he Northwest ami tne upper lakes 4nd thence
a. tlr ONO Valley north westerly to souitge-teriy
yiud. and clearing cold weather VIII prevail. iu the
Anil YYd -gIfl 3-anI.. states high plessures clear
Add weather aud westerly f0 LOrtheriy winds.
On tl8 iVH8r laE55 DCOasaOla4 siA' suyr, Clearing
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A PLAIN FACT-Tf yOu want the handsOmest
becoming hat nIfoOuoe this purchase a
ZlZ Broadway.
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Visit Z. LORDS new Cleaning and DyeinS
Once 90 Bros1va lear eccAersa a.e Of Bo0as bancl a
q3f Botdvar ir- s1aa slgss feathers owes
ufuiir -.eausl. cleaned las
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year there we're meetings almost every week, and tn
expenses were much greater
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

POUGHKEEPsIE.-A disease similar to the
horse epidemic prevails among chickens in Duchess
County. In some cases the head swes 20 twice IT'S
naturn size AZ Rhinebeck, 80 Of lot, and 20 out
Of another, died on Tuesday.
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Are opening Ea LrJnSs Surr Gaas Psrior Orss
mrnt Sc beng The productions ms -orks4opN
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Gents Dress Hats and Seal Caps manu-
acture-, prices ElsESwErS ls8 Easssu-st spruce
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Hale Horse AND HALE Man.

Rfeuus,m swelling Limeness and any kind Of fh bone
-sr amrut helst cured bv CETrArR LlAs2Sr
wonderful discovery OF aucent and modera times.
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For n frst-class Dress or Business HAT go
direct % the maunicuor lI3 S.sfsust.