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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
., oro,o, main, b. laid in seycuy IT, from u. Boulsv, to

Tia. crOlon laid seTou.y Ehh st. The Boulevard 10
That rS1ps basin and culver, b' bd ID. nows' corner
That The vacant lOis On the north side Of F ,ecOnd commencing
a. Phhave and running us feet west, be fenced In. a,
Tat ss SS We. a.s e " nv %l M
the west Of Monoe scsmness eno ao
Eii': si iS''' De ''' ADJ ' '''''N De
That the sd.s, on The north y,eonil commencing Z"
phhsve and running west IT'S feet be tagged n Width a
Thai che Bean gayfasn o. secosd.,s ee'~S0 M streets be
paved With Belgian or sRbloeI pavement b, paved
That receiving basin and be bu northeast corner Of
"1 ~ eEsSa,L ORDERS ADOPTED.
That y.nintst from Third 10 FhaTe be paved VIII Desan
That from tn. Ninth tn. TsnsH'e, be paved with
receiving be built At the nOrh" corner Of
That seventy sseat from MsdisOnava Tri,vs be paved
That street lamps BE- sbd IL Frs,yc from FJ hrdt to sir'
That street lamps be lighted FnyIhst from Ninth to TenIA'
That the Commissioner Of Works repar the roadway in Forty
That coss%.E be laid scross seynten sOn,y from the
That the westerly side Of CoriearssL ron NO. "
That northery side Of MonrOess from cOsAr' to No. jill
Monroe the Sidewalks be a1sgea and rsa,sgd 70 Monroe
It, the Sidewalks Be tagged AID Tesaggo M ~ s. Of vsrei.
That from sTh to sersnAve paved with Bel
That 1o bouysr lamps 6s p,sd lighted Of st. Law
ren Church on tho south side EghtyOu between Fourth
That street lamp placed lighted the south west corner Of
Broadway and Pulton.st ,.. -, ,,.,.,,
sves curb and gutter the sidewalks tagged
That ThiriaT TO Seyenthav
regulated gsd the eaTb and gutter stones set ana e
That 0nehundred and yrstst Sixth to seIenhsve be
regulated graded the curb and gutter stones SET AID The
TbSt from Fourth Fhh,ve be regu
graded the curb and gutter stones s and INC Hue
That from Thirisv to Easi River Be reg
ud graded corb end gutter stones set and the sae"a
That sewer be A. from observation-disclosures
TO the Harlem River.
Thai Fifth ave from Epeteh to hundred and be
regulated graded curb and gutter se and the aie"A
16st Ninety ninthst Pnhave be regulated and
from Third the
be regulated graded the curb and gutter stones se ana the sue
IT, and bt from Third to Pfh-ave regulated
Ffth-aYe regulated and
e,d the and the sidewalks Ragged
That the Sidewalk the south side Of Twenty ST. Iom hnih 70
TenthAve be tagged
and GRADED the sidewalks tagged
Nanck horh
Moore being Is feet North MOOres ad LOO feet on Vano
b. fAgged. . ,.,.--,,
and gutter stones be SET and the sidewalks be Jagged and re-
fsgged 80 ,., -. -, ,,,-,., - !. , ~. Pal,
vian or trapbock pavement =, -,
That Fieenh Third POurthSVe be paved With the North
Amen Neuchste rock pavement.
Zach by the following vote;
AfirAte-Tbe Aldermen Conan Conoye Paconer,
Fitzgerald joyce Martin, McLaren Punkt, kAode. Vance and
WilGer- H.
Adjourned until Monday NEXT inst. st O'Clock D.
JOsKPH SHANNON,
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

pOpT OF HBw- YORK. 20. .....................OCr 70
CLEARED.
Steamship Adser Lockwood Charleston o. HenT " nor
s' steamship Virgo BulLey savannah murray, Ferris Co.
Steamship Albemare Walker hchmond &C. ga DOMINION 0'0
Steamship Cuba DBL Noodle, Liverpool @. PraneAlyn
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Havana y AeIapie non
steamship Caledonia ) oyenstone GLASGOW Hendeon Bro. NJ,
DP S1sa@bS Webbing Morrs W. Khng
steamship Panta Dosne Phsdepha Lollard steamship Co
sts,%ssp ST9g Bp iS Loadon National steamship Co
stesmshp Bidde heCae Phiadelgns VIM p Clyde Co
Shin Isasc Webb Mortimer LIVERPOOL G. II. Marshall Co
Bari POeus, Baton Hare James r. Ward 90 S..
BARK Sceno Nor JOrason Cork for orders fuaeh eiye 90
Bari TheOdOsus Christian (Gerl SehEertneser Sn u TOBIAS
BARK Carl August (Ger Idewertsen Puuch Edye Co
Barf Robert Move Abbott Bndgeton H. Trcwbniges Sons
Brig Queen Of Beauty Brj. Dunn Bahia Bownng Archibald
Brig Rmma Dean Daichl Atkinson Curacao w. Iheo FoaAe
Brig p, Bug3e TD,5 G, for odei Punch Rde Co.
BrS Rob rl wOodman BhdgoiOn for orders Carver Barnes
Sehf Chancellor, Ferguson NewsIl.yeo
sehr. 5. P. Goodwin. Waterbury Stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan wOOdhul Charleston c. with nd'e and
S%shp Niagara Roberts Richmond City Point and Norfolk,
with mdse and pas. Old Dominion Steamship Co. - .
seashp Gisacas Bearse. Boston, with mdse and pass 10 H. f.
seS Belle Crove of Denn YieEersou Jacksonville days. with
SsS Lmone Cof Bon) King Hampton Road, 81
jssgh g.;GsI BI Randolph S:, yI5sI.i.
sear Belle Halliday. yso Chez, GeorreO"n D. C.
Schr r. C. A. Ward Edwards, virginia
coAsTwtsR
Nellie Bangor J. q. Mash. Calais
VrniB. Rockla H. y Collins, Eeu-Haveu
Estsle, Providence Jos CaTman Norwich
riIIs K Dightou n. H. H0yt Nes-HaVeB
Bily J0pes Port Jefferson. H. Robinson. Boston
bfaTv Means New clifford Revenue. Providence.
a A Mount Eew-IiaVen. Niagara, Bridgeport
SAILED.
Steamship Ceopa, for Havana ship Crusader for Acapulco brf'
Lady for Atlantic for Barbadoes bngs Waebmate
for Rreter; Geo DoWnes for DemerarA
WlHD-Sundown hight, s.; cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS. Oct 2-Auyed steamships Mcclellan from Baltimore
Philadelphia. bark Cephas Srrett Peuacoa brgs Am
bros Light Msnzano shannon from Mobile julia Haskell
fromS Ship Island sebr. Louisa from Cape Hayuen
FOREIGN PORTS.
QugKSsrOws Oct 22The White star line seimshp Oceanic
Thompson HewforE Oct H. for liverpool arrived here last
night -, .----,.- al
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 2Tbe North German Loyts steamship Ohio.
Baltimore Oct g. for Bremen arrived here this morning
fFOr --latest ship hepS see Fyth Pdge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-23
KINGS COUNTY TAXES.

The Kings County Board of Supervisors, at a
special meeting yesterday received from the State Con-
trOIler the following communication:
III tA< Chairman Of Of Ssperors Kia9f CoEHL
DEAH been called 70 article In IHE nkN
YOEK Of H. giving account Of meeting Of zoe boo
and It's acoh IN regard 10 the h TAX
Tor m spprehnye that the whole facts Of the case
Of Supervisors communicated 20 The
o.ns. Who the subject different opinion would
6ye action been takeB Chapter 7Jf Of the
Isv. d lS7a passed May s authorized and eireote the
isrVng Of the ta1 Of three and bali Mills 70 meet the
dssy in tb Treasury mentioned that tot Under The twelfth
1900 ~ be seventh article Of the Consultation the Legislature
80 .ns on a. sane I5 Of May Tbs Act Chapter 100
K ne ai0re authorizing such submission Of the ouestoa
vo he .e5pe bus the last clause Of section Of sag seteh
[ pyoyds that Law shall be submitted 70 'oteo % "hn
ess osbs sr il passage At any general election WEI
% - al AZ bl or amendment 70 TIE COhsuIaoh sh DC
sslmitted % Be voted for against" -. - go A.. a,
a. ar be passage Of the shove acts aud on may H.
7s1 80 nsssed fuhonhpR Quesuon OF me COZ u
80 on Ippeals 10 submitted 70 be voted o. o bs Peo
u "a fbis lac having passed subse 4uepy 70 Ohpi q
49, be precede5es aad must be his,
- sanot submitted under The clause OF ne
$50 onoted The Controller has AtensuFe; Dut
esnbOdy the item mentioned IN hl Sc W
80 49, at wear Incose copies OF the ay referred ,o aeo
-, M,rns or suF other lawyer be VIII be otso9 th.t ne
~ sS Of seperso premature and that me opinion
- ~ lsvger, referred 10 article IN les &
ort mi sdetstsndns the facts ~ herein ssto
d. ene1t hastily and briefly desiring 70 mALs
eTTsst and possible avoid any e'ane VI
Ing ,, 18th ,h. elussss Of KpEt Ceuaty under thsI
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
WEDNESDAY. Der. q

WEDNESDAY. OCT. y
H t,r Rarone VI. Qusenslswn Liverpool steamshp
Wyoming Close Supplementary MAI on fler NO " "
n n cesed At no: is a m Steamship sails at ii a.
A Pus1an Closed Mail is sent bV this line. -, ,,,
IAN letters deposited Supplementary Mails must De pepno VIVID
double Dost.gei nj. ~, t.ii..
etc by The steamship Merrmsek, close a. Steamship SAih
Al ) D. m from Pier No. ~ n T.
THURSDAY. Dor. "a
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cherbourg and HAmblrg per
Supplementary Mail on fier Ioos OF
closed steamship saia al H. ho
foot Of Third HOboken
A Prussan Closed Mail Is sent b. this line . -,
A Letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double posiage .----,,. A.. c..,i. cto,s
Mills for and the West Indies BY steamship MORO asle
st2pm Supplementary Mail Pier No NJ H. Is closed al %''
D. m steamship sails at ; .. m. =, -.t, LII
IAN deposited supplementary mans nus W p'p WV
double postsgeI 49,, 49,. "a Saith D..
;s rorts er steamship csn Queen 10 steam
slip sails at u 81, from Pier No q N. r.
' FRIDAY OCT. IS
for Halifax s.. Is closed AZ the heWferk PosOmes
THURSDAY At ocock Steamship sails IRON Portland me- On
Friday. at 8 D. m. - t. A., I'D
Letter postage Indies except when going Direct Mu
cents each when must DC Pop
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nAvENPoRTs INSULT TO THE GERMANS.

Commissioner Davenport's incarceration OF
MI Heinreich was very generally and Indignantly de-
nounced. Yesterday by the German residents OF TINS
CITY when they arst heard Of it, they were disposed 70
discred it. because they were loath to believe that IN
This country "a citizen could be imprisoned for courteousy
usbering out Of lis house impudent men who had IN
yaded il in defiance Of both social and civil law Such
an act they said would not be tolerated by any govern
1nept in Europe and while complaining Of this newly
deveoped element Of imperialism, they wondered ~ be-
cause they did not like it, they would be invited to leave
the country as was the case with their countrynan'
Senator Schurz
As Judge Woodruff appointed Commissioner Daven-
mort 20 the Office he has shameessy prosututed con
adorable surprise expressed that he had taken no
steps 10 investigate Commissioner Dayenports conuuot
In his matter and TO remove him II he had by an un
warranted exercise of the power with when ne is cO tne
jeOpardzed citizens personal hDeIty' Oae 0eiiS i
Slaimed that Commissioner DavenpOrt's continuance III
office would be a national disgrace. e,--,..
To show his contempt Orpubbe opinion
Dayenpor took occasion that he did not care wha
the press said the people thought about hn ana 70
relterate that persons nterfered with ms men III
any way shape or manner" they would get INTO
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Aldermen.

STATED RRssf0H
MONDAY. Oct Fl, lsT7. J
Johs CoebrAns President IN the chair and qSorun
" ssnbers. - ..xx.,v,
rh, st l,mps lighted Seventy st.. between fr'ta'e
and Avenue A .., q, Am 49,.
That lamps placed and lighted IN ffon o. NE
Of H. yrss Mstbs sodety this city At No. 80 West IhrT
ssyenth-a
street lamp placed end lighted opposite NO ne
That or Rfy-srthft between Ninth and Ienth
curb nd gutter and the sidewalks Be hsga ans
rehagged. o-,4.. ..
West Broadway and CssgsDs'e be paved with Belgian OF
stone bloch pavement ,a.. - n.
That oosswss be laid the Intersection Of hrss's sao one
hundred Abd-tWenty- third ST., on both SIDES
That lamps bs Lighted Seventy ehAst IRON es bsh'
" RiTerSde PARK
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he. burden and eepy regeing The necessity ofmpeang
49, o nsonIe ~ ts1s s ans tine respectfully,
uP0" "' P'VP" '" ~ NEIsos X. HoPKiEs, Controller
No action was taken by the Board upon the commum
cation beyond the order that 1t should DO printed 10 'nc
minutes
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houses ano farms manieo.

WANTED GOOD CLAY LANDS Ior "a.
w Rack Company Hudson River other naTgae "af
near New YORK; W bay send particulars or aopY TO
~ w WARD & LIYBRMORk. NO l'L6' bfosa"|
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nINIATuRK ALMANAC

SIM go 500 Moor rses''''.'V;N
HGH THIS DAv-A N o.o
snd, Hoof Ol2 Goys 049 Hell Gate Ferry. I'D
THIS DAV-P a. m,
Sand, O. % GoTs lsiasd... 3 Hell Gate FeFrT 5uz
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aurtion Sales of RraI estate.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer
A UCTION SALE of SO VILLA PLOIS
situate
PoRDHAM Nights. wESTCHESTER COUNTY

= situate on
poRDHAM NIGHTS. wESTCHESTBR COUNTY.
OVERLOOKING THE HUDSON RIVER
ADRIAN H. MULLER p R. WILKINS Co. will eel at sOedoA
on THURSDAY Oct "a Is O'clock at the Exchange Saear''n'
No. Ill Broadway. BY order o; p L. johnson. esl,
36 VILLA PLOTS,
,,,,. On Forham Hghts fronting MaOmbs Dam Road
b distance above 10. junction CentTasve, bong the
MOST DESIRABLE AND BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
IN the lower part Of Wesieheser County for the erection Of
SUBURBAN HOMES.
% tu,e on the summit Of Higtts at ELEVATION
0 from 100 10 10 feet above the the ver aud commands eI
tensVe views which are
UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY
THE LAND Is NATURALLY DRAINED AND FREE tEon
THOSE MALARoUs DISEASES which prevail in many sections Of
Wecheter County natural drsiHAges defective The ser
ton of wesches.er County which the aboveeebei P'Oeryn
located S under the charge Of the
CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS,
Who are now maturing plans for the construction OF
MAGNIFICENT DRIVES AND AVENUES
and also for ths erection Of
SUSPENSION BRIDGE OVER
''' 'n' 0a''iIS TUNNELS UNDER
III. Harlem River connecting asi with the Boue
ward the new-YOrk side
proymenis being made and eostenPsed The Commissioner
TIE DOW yaIia Train, Of the Hudson River Railroad run dl s9'
VFRE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer.
No 21 EAsAgsr COR csRARiT: sA" s. Of so..,
Real Estate promptly sold and Exchanged hneA0n oa' VI '
Furniture Merchandise. &c
ApRMS II. MULLEN, Apetoneer .
TRUSTEES SALE of First-Class FRENCH
Il FLAT HOUSES aud LOTS LBxINGroN-AyR, FIFTIErH
and FIFTY FlRSr-STS.
ADRIAN MULLER p. r. WILKINS Co. will sell st soclSs
WEDNESDAY Oct 49, a. u O'clock the Exchange Sasroom.
By ORDER on MEsSRs. sTILwELL SWAIN. ATTORNEYS
FOR TRUSTBESs
LEXINGTON-AVB AND FIFTIErHSl-TLe 6rstclass 3sory
French Flat Houes and Lots situate the westerly
LeTngou-aye comprising the foal between etb md
Fysts and House adjoining on the rear aud fronting 90
% vida
depth; that the - b. ~ feet
and foor contains al modern Improvements
N,o os al ~. once Of the saetoSeers 62o9
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Proposals.
Gorporallon Notices

Orr oy EEw.YoAK DzrAErsrsr or FINANCE
BuRHlu . RxozVas TAIKs CouRr PlaE }
u CHAsBEHssrR October Is, ISM
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Notic is
hereby given that the A.smsni ROs Tar Books Rs.
Estate ior The s will be opened for payment this oacs
MONDAY MKT, Octo6sr 81.
PAYMENT be made bet-ees the hour Of N and
deduction the rate Of cea calculated from
The date payment 70 the lat DAY Of December Will be made all Taxes
kARTH Z. EcaAaoE. Rs'.vs6
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Gitp iDropertp TO Ect.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT rHB UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5ii West Thirty secondt or JO West T"e1 a
st.. TO at regular oaee rates
no LET-A large BASEMENT, with two
ovens suitable for Bread and Pie Bakery ThirThdst
and Broadway and Sixth lVe.-O stand
WIN a. RAYNOR 81 Finest
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Gountrp Dropertp 10 Eet.

FURNISHED HOUSE to LET on Staten
Issad-A large pleasant house furnished the Shore Road
Brighton Landing let lot Of November at low rent
Apply to Mr. RAYNOR No Ia WilhamSG
FURNISHED HOUSE-Genteel, three-story
basement; all Improvements short walk Wal and south
Ferries Brooklyn small family Address D.. Tribune
Onoe.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
IN -. - . - .o,t,at line I2t!-st a " cor 100 liz

Grind Boulevard VS. and central Inc !'.. co., $4,000
Barcays rs 10 SS9n ~. B1Ie'' S'iu On 10000
Cheuyst no l25l, l68It2 -
Lexis.st s. 90 l6J). l2eIO0 ,............ $1,000
Ieyis.st " 5, "a II n Of 3lst. 25IloO} ~ A. m,
oloit o. ozo ~ V = 81 ~, - 5s,io0 28O0O
hlInglon-s 81 y :; ~ ~ " 80 y, 81 SO 1900
ioth's' - 90 "a 100 o. h nd
s3lSt s. 2iaVe, l8Il0J5, and l'..''''s.' @
5lth.st Of 7thago. 2jKlO0 800
56tb-r $50 laye 1O834 Goelet lease o
" let 25r O5
65,hst $50 Il W Of sthaTe 75xO05 900
iflh-st : s. 10 " o. ~ tf16 49, .... Ii 800
lO4tb-st cor malisSn s,e IoIa6 600
II4h.st 6O91 OF dave lOL0DO and L''''''' eSS9
I2qtb.st l3j " % 25r99 WV
l3lsts 100 " Boulevard. Olr5J l''''''''''''' 1900
9lsis $ 20 II 81 BouIeIaui fS3 80 100
Madisonare s. % e =. 80 nd ... o5GOO
sfAA'e' ~ co ifb a. I0 Ir72 1900
2d-aye Of sith st. 508H0t O Nominal
O4tb-st 4 40 # Q Of 2daVe, 25Klol8.) ' ooo
n G Of l05th-st lOlOE OJ
heve distant aud 9hs 25IlOOi aud L''''. <o
9haye cor Of 62it 252Il00; and ..''''.'''''' ~"
RECORDED 1904,
Broad Nos and To- 81 years ~
hoOr and rooms Al years per ye'''''' '
fsts No IA Grst fOOr.. noo
kOs "a inclusive rear years, per yeA'''''''' WV
RxraDace, No 8. smoke h0use..)
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m.
s96. Vanderbilt sgt. Allen and
AnO.
eOIi. Leland Agt Peppard.
1918. Leland ct al. Egt Brennan,
Sheriff.
go. Duncan agt Logan.
$50. Morris agt. Stearns.
1876. Weston sgt. Wilson ct al.
1855. Smith ct al. sgt Seaman.
$3.50. Miller sgt Rickett and ano.
1904. Nelson sgt Converse ct al
I lOA m.-CslenGsr called Of IL %.
IS. .BelcheT ct al. agt. Colt
SO. .Clerke agt. Bntler.
Call 81. Meyers sgt Hartford.
TT, J.-0pens at IL o.. m.
"a. The Rector, Sc. q the Church
Of the Redemption agt. The
Rector, &c, Of Grace
Church.
l32. Austin and smother agt.
Heath and another.
%. Crawford agt. Waters, rec'r.
1874, Ting agt. The Pittsburgh
Locomotive and Car Works.
81. .Hubbell Agt. Van bchoening
and smother.
Il. Hastings. rec'r., agt Drew
ct al
"a. Archer ct al sgt Schultz et al
9. Jackson agt. johnson.
e6. .Menelly at. Runke ct al
40. .BrOokmkn and another Agt
Burtis and another.
Oh. "opens
q. m.
1871. .Newheld agt. Joseph.
1879. Wolf Agt. GoOdkiDd.
1888. True sgt Gilman.
1883. Corwin sgt Man, Rec'r.
1891 Mcdowell agt Merhheld
1898. Watson agt. Brennan, Sh'h
1895. .Lorch Agt Becker.
1880. Barrett agt. SHAW.
1901. .HsuWell sgt. Conersou.
"opens At II a. m.
/ 726. Beach sgt. O'Bnen, Sheriff,
&c.
1858. .Machal agt. VOlleker.
1904. Gillespie sgt. n. Y. sDd Har-
lem X. r. Go.
l15l2. Davies agt Hilken.
Il5l6. Preston agt Bu,kley.
1874. .Chld agt The Mutual Defen-
sive Commercial Agency.
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BROOKLYN Lropertp TO Eei.

A LARGE, first class, and elegantly furnished
"A Residence to RENT BROOKLYN during the absence Of h as
desirable party with without the stable
Apply W. B. COOPER ir & Co, 80 Pearlst, New York
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Marble ano 6late Mante!s.
mattbes, 3emelrp, etr.

ERANKFIELD g. CO., jewelers., 200 Sixth
ave- cener Forrteonh and 523 Bghihsve Twenty
sIhs American Watcher, solid nveri finest sverpated Ware
Cucto0 French Clocks 6Ds selections
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Boaro anb Rooms.

BOARD WANTED.-A family of three adults
I'D aud two children aged and desire boari in private smg
where there require WOd noor terms not over
$50 per month references exchanged Address 81 WAshnsohsA
giving exact location and particulars
BOARD can be obtained for two children in
ID pleasant house city kindly cared for and
moderate. Address NJ NJ, Mott Haven Postomce
WANTED-By a respectable lady, COM
w Portable ROOM With ere and in private family where sac
desired References exchanges
Address Mrs. NJ. b. c., Tribune Ohce
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blfhhhh NobhA
ITO. Sheldon sgt. o'Brien, Sheriff
35Sl. Drake agt. The Mayor.
1902. Scott agt SANE.
1903. Norton agt. Same.
1854. Steers agt. Same.
824. Brett et al aEt- Sender ct A..
9l8. Schneider sgt Meryilees.
$3.50. .FOrd agt. Fremont
76l. .Hsmmett Ell 81 sgt Barnard
ct al.
300. Never and ano. agt. O'Bnen
Sheriff.
CHANBKRs-TASCHER. "opens
-. .Jessup et al. agt. Herten.
~. .Boenin ct aLsgt Heidenheimel
90. Holmes sgL Perengill ct al
&C. Klein ct 81. sgt. Buddensiek.
SPECIAL TERA-BARRl
DemUTTers.
20. .AinsNorth agt. BaekuA
LdW and rat.
IFS. Blood Agt Neuss and an
other.
it4. Holman agt TredUell an
another.
lO7. .Hollander agt. Baslis ct al.
l34. Higgins agt Wright an'
Otners
1855. Brown. Ell, agt CochrhI
IS. HAMS, Admir-. agt VII
let's
ne. Robinson sgt. Robinson.
~. Bartlett agt. Shirley.
lO2. Hay sgL White.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERN.
at II
1925. .Rosenfeld agt The Union X
X. and Transportation 20.
6g5. .Gadds,n agt The Commercial
Fire ms. co.
1899. Sloan sgt. Scott, implicated.
1855. .KlsiRger sgt. The y. J. AM
Harlem X. X. Co.
1857. Fischer sgt. Sacler
1875. .New6eld sgt COppeman.
PART lI.-AOSBLL,
964. .Lightstone agt. Weber.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1872-08-16
Death of Rev. DIR. Brown Emerson.

Rev. Brown Emerson, ID. ID. died at
his home in Salem, Mass, on Thursday
evening, July Is, in the ninety-fiith year
Of his age. More than half century
ago DIR. Emerson was well known in
Reading, in Windsor county, where he
would preach when on a visit to his
brother, John Emerson, who was killed
by the falling of a barn, in 1885. A
nephew, Leicester Emerson, still resides
on the old homestead.
DR.. Emerson was pastor of the old
South Congregational Church of Salem,
Mass, for nearly seventy years. His
death was fastened by atall and the
breaking of hip bone several weeks
since. The Congregationalist has sketch
of his life, from which the following
| facts are taken DIR. Emerson was born
at Ashby, Jan. z 1878, and hence at his
death had reached his ninety fifth year.
He prepared for college at New Ipswich,
N. H., under the late DR.. Worcester, of
Salem, and at Boscaweu, N. H., with
Rev. DR.. Wood He graduated from
Dartmouth College in 1902, and, it is be-
lieved, was the last survivor of his class
of twenty-three members, and the oldest
graduate of the college. The Essex
North Association gave DR.. Emerson
their appreciation as a preacher in Feb
ruary, 1904, and he delivered his first
sermon at Newport, r. l., in the pulpit
of Rev. Samuel Hopkins, ID. ID. A few
months later, the church at Danvers,
and the old South in Salem, invited him
to prea CHI with a view TO settlement. lie
preached for the latter three months, and
then accepted their invitation to become
colleague with Rev. Daniel Hopkins, ID.
d. He was ordained April IA, 1905.
On the death of DR.. Hopkins, eleven
years later, DIR. Emerson became sole
pastor, and so continued until $40, when
he shared the duties and responsibilities
of his pastorate with Rev. |. E. OWN
mel, d. d., on whose removal to Califor-
mia, Rev. S. E. Atwood, then of Grant
vile, became associate pastor IN 1864,
The church fttingly observed, in April,
1855, the semi-cen;ennial of DIR. Emer-
sons settlement with them. On thatoc
casion only one member of the council
which ordained him was living, and he,
his brother Reuben, participated in the
pleasant commemoration. Until quite
far advanced in years, DIR. Emerson en-
joyed vigorous health in remarkable
degree; his longest absence from pas to-
rial duty being in 1916, when he ma de a
short visit to Europe. In 1906 he mar
ried Miss Mary Hopkins, daughter O
the then senior pastor of the church.