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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AQ49 9aRaes.
ON AND Altar nokDAy. Sspr IL

ASS tsT ts1AF PESianiii EsHSss1yi StfIi rn IT, ls7s
frs'n: ssE. Dsfo. Thirty .na M.rks. s
PsOli Accommodation daily. exceIt sunday. 6. ID
am.i - ~ ~ am and II lOa. m. La pm. $40 IN
EiAxsrs Express daily. excep, Sunday 7sa m
LeSx nsvsn ln aud ElmirA Express daily. except
=. sunday. $40 .. ~.
Ge:t Line and Erie EXP daily IS: sunday J.p. H.
Harrisburg Acc daily. except sunday. 2.3O B. u
York Ace daily s9nda,
Cincinnati Express daily ............ .. o3O q in
Southe,n Express daily. ..... 800 PIN
rr.cl1c ~ press sdAly"........-..-.-.... ll.4O pm
f.sil M saai:s s.% and Il aS g S% nm
Erie Nail Saturday nisht runs ouly to Wiiismsp.ri
For Emigrant Express Ttain. leaving lnbD p, IN
daily except SUNDAY. tick cts must be procured and
New York ii" ssI i.ion n, oS o'0' Pm
EIpsss. g s% iSr New York 75 $50 and 90 and
p orsss Train sr Long Bra Branch % lis IS a. "'sn. &C.,
MN%,sTHni Mays Train ,d i,.. iSi New York
Way ,Iraiu for Trenton. ii 30 pm.
way Train ior nolmssburg and Bustleton. 500 m
SsS 1oIk OK; sunday Trains 7.2' M. dAa IN. and
S.A5 Train connects at Tren.oa for Lambert.
vile and W; ksSsi SSi.iisSs; S5;;ov nrror
!olussburs 4 Bustlslou. 100 IN, l2.3Os 7.l5pm.
Way Train for New Brunswick, ,......... 20 m
hspress Trains for Trenton. 7.io IN and 40 and
Way Tr.ins for Trenton. Io.No M. 20. 500 and
Way Train for Bristol 49,. ................ soonm
FOR BELV lDEKE DIVISION. > w.
Express for Trenton. Lanbertvilie. Easton, Ssran
ton. &C.. 7.D " IN.
Way Train to Lsmbertvills Il Penningt Ii. 10 am
E1rre,s i"r Trenton. LannbertviIie. Easton ScrAn
Accom-. for bsldiders and Pennington, sap m
MARKET STkhEr FERRY
AAbOy DlVsaiOss.
AccOMmodA. for New York via Amboy 6Dam
way Trans Tor Trenton, x.0l and Ulsl a ,n - 90
noon and Lou. 500 and OOpm.
accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy.
Aecomm. for New York via Jersey City, 100 IN.
Nay Train for purl linston. ............. 6:I r
Way Trains tor Bordentovu. 500 and II 10 IN.
Express Trains for Long Bran n 6 81 y III and 100
Exp. Tr.ins!or Hishtstown. 90 IN and $50 m.
EyPress Trains for Pembertou, u, Long Branch and
:cd SSasnsr" Y and Tucker,On Railroads. 7Ioa
Way Trains for NJ. Holly. 90. $50 and / 20 n u
WAY Trans for PembertOn. lOOO a n. . H. 5CU and
slespins Car Tickets for the West can be h al on
Application u the Ticket Ofce 9Oi Chestnut street
and Vt the Depot, Thirty. second sn Market Sts
Agent. Of the Union Transfer Company will call
ior and deliver Baggage vt the Dspots. Orders viii
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Card
can also be obtained at tho following
rrckAr n: * n SSS:;':: street.
and at the Depots and Ferry named above
). J.CASSATT. General Manaoer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

NJ Women require more sleep. 1t is said than men.
Aikins disputes this as he says that tho last sound
.nat ne hears OF nights is the voice of Mrs. b., IN
her nocturnal lecture, and the first thing in IN,
morning is her matutinal adlnonition
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

singular feature of the storms of this sea.
seS soa naS Deen their concentration within limi-
no,l TeG territory. While the Schnylkill and the
.a,e neiaware have been swollen for over two
lower than at any time within twenty , yaars ner"
= Washington Patriot. '"e"'s years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30

An exchange tells US "the Quaker CITY bellies
nave things oil their own way at Cape May" A
s.ng'e glance at tho foot of Quaker City belle is
soaKn 10 cause the stoutest heart to let hei have
har own way.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
OELAW ME AAlLROAD I,TNr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

IN ana after MONDAY. July ae,h
Hl6z. tsrndSys excepted Trsi.. III III I
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
Fora Aomesseso IN the West.
II F Sc nE
P6NNSYl lANlA CENTRAL R. r.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINN,
Q r PI T r 8 u U R0
Asd sN p!assa in ths Wsst, Sousaves! a.
N0rthsesst.


- TEE su0Rfnsr AND Bssr ROUrk.O -
Thislins eerdssnsaca lled ducsmsnts t. per
sonsdosiItns Achsap and xpeditiO1s passase to tn
Weets a4d deserves particularly the attention OF al
Qaeh - doeire 70 avail Of the Iomest~a
Btll peDoA b. the last Congress.
1aePennVlvA Central Railroad. with its cor
necttng liacs By l37 miles the shortAst routs ic
sua ether preninen tplAess In the est and
10 also The qpiekect. cheapest aud best route 10 ii
pcQDlAsatDlaeae n the SouthWest and North y est
Haaoeaeelsa ase forwarded Il comfortable md Air.
raDe6eet Cals. .fss1sAea With osshionsd sests With
vatsr tanks. stoves. In Winter. and
VIII s.ss - ssersssisits for u
11lpssl tick stsa ssla to all roninsnt / plae,,,
The Wet eout41es cad North west. 1t about Asl
The uenal 1rut eIam faro. /
CAikarer under aye ysars eld Tree. and chi,arsn
peewssn the ages OfAvs aAd twelve years pay aaii-
1AqeaSseAssksd ard Forwarded sy the Amstraiu
With re eea.sensers;, Etshypounds ofbasssse ear
Thss1aia lssves daily sscsse S..dsvs. and ticket
nnst b prepared and basgsss delivered at the
No. 1l6 Marks st street. ~ O'clock. p. N.
Dy eddreesing the undersigned hs will forward
eemplsse price itt, . nap. correct copy
oftSe PssAsY.vanis d Railroad CompsS
Ne. ll6 neRkst Street. PAtlade(ph;s
312h1slpbI& JulA - t099
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WILMINGTON AND NEADlNe 4 :

-. -
Spring Arrangement.
On .sea afsss Meaaay. Asgass 8. lsza.
p''sTsHs'F ITsan' vi leave Southwark - follow.
1..,. ss s...,.. = ;zSi;S. 81 s,i. II a.. "a.
6asdd.Fd. loS rs ~ aM1
L..ys ,Ccs.esvill. 1.o. Csadd: Ford sw and .,,,,.
" "".'1:.'n Tss'.: = l:.ys SaS E Es;.-ur.,n. n;
TRAINS Nos. h :.
L!' ss.sa':' sSsa'%sa':'Fis: Fs;i' IS IS .Ss s$SS 5SS
% At " R.sd;Ss. RRaSSese' ioS y:S So sS IL
TRAINS and are mixed or market trains
, SUNDAY Tam.
s,v;,s "n@rinston r ~ Chsdds Ford as. and
.'-''ctis;i ccNsEcTiSoSssn: 4 liz n r.
az Cnsdds Ford. Trains Nos. /, aS.7 and q
connece g for fhiladephia. and and viii tssi,s
so som rrn,adeIphia N3s and connect vim tr.;n.
BStinas. nsnps:; w. and Nos and with trains ios
nj az Costesvills. trains Nos. and conr:::, IN.
rntladSiphia. and trains 4 %. l. and V;sr ~!
.Iom rniladeiphia; 1t Birdsbors' truins NJ"
ana connect for philadel elphs. and trsins !.
E.cHr.;on s;cs .na NoIth; Last and wesi
sunday train going mort thwsrt this train ssla ~. s
a ''Vsa 9. safoLz,
ss"sral SupssintsSdest
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-09-30
A Hebrew Opinion Of Senator VII
son.

AlludinR to Senator Wilson, the Cincln-
natl "Israelite" says, ironically: ''ShOw mercy
ladies and gentlemen, to Senator Wilson. He
c0nfesses, repents. and besides, sOft-sOaps
you pleasantly: When lie said. in the Senate
OF the United States, the Jews were the
race who stoned the prophets and cruclded
the Redeemer of the world, he meant no
harm; when, as Know Nothing. he insulted
every foreigner, and sanctioned persecution
against them, he meant no harm. He did
mot mean to be Vice-President of the United
States, and 1t was fashionable then to trample
upon the foreigner and spit upon the Jew.
But now It 10 all over. and Senator Wilson is
candidate before the people, including for
eigners and Jews. Now he is Qute pleasant
and ObliRing. Re generous; show mercy to a
repenting man. As regards ourselves, we
forgive him the sin and all others he has COM
mteted, but we cannot vote for man tn ple-
vate him 70 the second highest Office in the
country whose conceptions of justice, equality
and liberty are SO narrow and ungenerOus u
And such no doubt, Is the feeling of all in
telligont Hebrews towards Grant. lfGeneral
Grant had ordered certain individuals out of
nis department y might BE- well enough, but
when he prescribed all Jews, as a class, -
he manifested q bigOtry which every unpre-
JUDGED and 1udiciOus mind must condemn.
STOP THx INTERRsT.-Dauel Webster once
dlned with an old Boston merchant, and when
tnsy came to the wine. dusty old bottle was
carefully decanted by Peter and passed the
WINE to the host. Taking the bottle he poured
out Mr. Websters glass and handed It TO him
Then pouring out anothor for himself, he held it
70 the light aud said. allow do you like it, Mr.
Webster I" Il think it fine specimen OF old
Fort" "Nov, you can't guess what that cost me 4
aaad the host "Sarely not" said Mr.. Webster
~ only know that 1t is excellent swell now l
oan tell you, for l made careful estimate the
other day. When add the interest to the first
price, find that it cost me the sum of lust one
dollar and twenty cents per glass !"
"dood gracious! you don't say TO-" said Mr.
presented It again with the remark. "Fill it uI
sgaia as quick ne you can. Tor want to stop that
COMPOUNDED interest"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19

,crs go blind their toil,
by fingers WHOSE oopt blindness a. destiny ,ne
and learn 10 are the dull band-oOms, no WHIT
looms oil Lyonslcp generations. In America, We nave
Improved i0i NJ We have, 10 n great degree, aulon
Changed an Vrms Of human industry We make NM
chimes, auHtIy succeeded In making dumb wheels ana
nave rent rival the educated fingers Of Swiss artsls
bands 10 watches well a. the slow handTOcesfso l
and In silk weaving and embroidery, our swift ma
Celery cannot do well as the slow handlo0ms or tne
C,ycr fingers Of the patient toloIs In Europe. Eu we
shall YET do II IL our dcstny 10 cmancipate hnln
hcinrs so far possible from the slavery oil IhDor
which oppr Sscs the Ola "Ofln' ana Itiho hoe""i' w.
thc WORK of men . ,
lust now, when tho agitation between capiti hnu
has become noisy to excite the lntci ~. wv
PERHAPS even the alarm, Of the phOsopic stndi Oh
human nature, this visit 10 the little village OF m1i
chester was peculiarly Interesting. The village u; iW
the most part made up OF the employers ana emp"'o
In this business.
The site il one Of those lovely little valleys 70 common
In rural New England. The houscs OF the oWneiS anu
those of the labOrcTs employed by thom are all Dt III
rcuit of mile about the factory. There were none vi
the hidcous blocks Of dwellings which generally marx
factory town. but, instead, beautiful cottages WIN po
and plaZZls and with pleasant lawns ana gIuhS
blending into each other without the diVidng-Iihe VI
fences In the center OF Che little community STANDS u
hand some, substantial binding which serves hs
a place Worship with hail for all KINDS OF Wholoeo"c
public Entertainment and public rcadingroum OteI
a was an atmosphere of peace and good Will as II tc
highest breeding OF pure democracy prevailed ana III
this spot CAPITAL Ind Joined hands with Labor ana was
lifting up TO higher levels, instead Of merely cunning
90 selfish gain. Such was the Impression brought away
after short stay In this village In the heaTt OF Cohcc
cui-ln impression winch helped % hOpefuncSs Of our
countr, iuturr progress In humanity as well as or hcf
future material prosperity.
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P4SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR BRENBN-n steamship Rhen. Peb. l7Mr and Mrs Al.
M ,t lrt. Untermeye A. ammacher. Rev H. q. Sp4nllug
M-s T. sbry and Mrs Tbeolor Lhbben Mr. and Mr.
lge u1ph oger and servant Heinrich sommer. Albert
Becker al family hoses Jacobs AMI family Gilbert Piachs Mrs.
Cohen and children Berend Miss Mamie Berend NJ. Erie
bac Mr., Gilp Jo schadler Mr. Mrs Charles Christ Louis
D.rker Mrs Luckhlr Miss Elise Schneider + L. Pommer Mrs
Fo ssrarus child Morz Bloch Nicolss
BANNER Bel Mrs StephanitIky an children Martin hohfs,
Joseph Schwab. kmily A. Sibley Ellen A. Slhley.
FOR LHhRPooL-n steamship Spain Feb IL; g. simonIs r.
Schlh w. Harker VI. Gand Mr. and Mrs Tloson, Master
H,vr Ms siraO, Miss Myers Burton NJ and Mr., Guth'
horton CuihbertOn Mr Make g. Russell Mrs Russell H.
Hanson b. Bradford, Sir Daut Denver Mr. helsaac Mrs
Armstrong W Trow j Mr. Bailey Miss Sweetest MT ho"es j.
Sklmo Mr.. Decker Mr. Saran II. r. Winters. Mr.
Holland Mr. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs L. Clope T. NJ Wan, H.
Plstt j. B. Seeber ~ Lancaster L. Il. Flint q. Fraser
For SAVANSAH-In steamship San salvador Feb l7Mrs L. W
Ranke Raken Luti Frank Farewell John w Ranken John
Rorln l. J. lIuclman Mrs Unierhl Miss Katie undeIni H.
Fenner Wckham and wife Miss V. A. Lynch Mrs Thomas
Bngr H. uman Miss Cornell Miss Allie umsn Mlss Aa'
gustl BrlytOn Mr. Satu wife and daughter
enry HAYES wife MARY Gochue JOAN g. Winter
NJ A. Neicslf wife and daughters, Isaac Barker
FOR LIVERPOO-In steamship City OF Washingon Feb l.Ja
chren j. Penso Meheand Mr. Leopold
Fanc. L. Smith, Mr.. Shailer \ f. Kendall T.
kos r. r. J c. Welsh and servant 49,.
FOR sAVANNA-In steamship Montgomery Feb l!Mss Mill.
gan Fsr DE BaKedon, Cha Phl G. j Wallace and
Lady w. Geo Berry and lady W. Hyde Miss e. T. Hen
detson, Miss Ada MONTGOMERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
CIVIL NOTES.

The Kings County General Term. on Satnr-
day. affirmed the decision OF the lower Courts IN the case
Of Edwin Van Gaasbcck who recovered $1,000 daIndE'5
from the Long Island Railroad Company iOr hluI'SI"
ceiyed at the willow Tree disaster, lew years ago
in the United States Circuit Court, on sat
urday the motion oe james II. Coleman to be above"
$4,000 as receiver the COOS shaies 81 Eric Inlw1
etock stolen from The In III ia 5tCo hOdcr5, came ~ %
was djOurned Tor two weeks.
Surrogate Vceder admitted to probate last
week the Wills Of Caroline II. Barter william kobcrt'ch
Sophia Rausch Simon Carey, Mary Ann Ray E3en'zer
Wild, Sarah Lasher, Carman stringham, Arthur BIC
Kci,ua Cd1l L. l. .hmcr Aber. 6. Brown, Calvin Pee,
and John H. Dcytr, all ~ BROOKLYN. In the Wll"I M"y
Ann Ray appears legacy Of sC to the An' Iicah DUP
list Home ist Society, for tne IrceGna"a Fuhn OF
he Society In the viii OF John IT, Dcy'r arpeHls me
following lcla cCs 500 10 tho Roman Catholic orphan
ASYLUM OF BROOKLYN; 500 TO the Convent o. me St'
of Mercy and 500 81. AIMS Roman Cth"Ho 'NuIcn'
Moses Sternheimcr, William ID. Woods, 81
mon Operhcm, and David G. Hackney fled voluntary
petitions I'm bankruptcy last week Charles H. N'ttA'"'
John W Decker The Virgil Price y nuiacturns Com
many william A. PARKER Chancellor II. Bro"Ls IN D.
dors f. llrr k.cran MJch, Hugh Commlfhy ffah,lS
CDmui,l, James ". Adams, James NJ Mhle Iitr =
T. Willie. -fnrhcr .. Whitmlrc. The MnrAtit Jobh ~
Clark (,cor.c - CLARK Thomas WAccn, Nlc,o Nfiuuy'
A. Warner Piatt Henry Atrubuud, ana Llu7 Ni,rls'
brand were adiu.catcG involuntary baukrupt- ana "a
war; I,ucLing, Francis T. Cccl, EIVih j. "eod, anu
George Kerr received III charges IN banrdptcy'
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DrcIeIOVs.- Ten. l..

$1,000. (.I,.l- + IIctI-PV .Triro p4frfft.-
''"iI'I''' 49, .'....'I E.,s., 49, p-o.r ,i
Ltar i-t no answer Az, .i,aur,
sf'f' 'i i', ~ ,t,,o, l.r,-f sti,ut rr..u.
nus ne suulil.f' I'm. n, ,,ogr II. anil answer re.
dee o aL Ii' - ''"'~ ~
ducei to 'et dl. if'a te'. J., ~ p G Wei. Order
r4t-lI o.. i.fls r o.
H0fm1r. % ftl'l lol tt ii"lhAA
Oner set,ai Lehman at. P4cnc fc L. Co. Moon d'ai''
,., ..-.:,J J.-,, re- Irdoa Nfoupii --
'""' W ~ Y'' mn b t'i,rk a. sn.cal Term.
hih q T..l,- T,or.cr-N0ton
Palmer agL SIM. iu'I 90 81 xe,to9t ~. T,. seven
gin7i I' '1..I- 80 r ,Tt Err,n,nor!rr gatute!
Wan btA--bf4.i "'.'4 --' 49,
hcuiln aS- L,'i' -'i'"o' t''- - ~. r TT.
Common piadS-SDcc0t TRINITY tMei justice
Ds-In The matter Dlh-rrsai1' ol gr1e Lrn alt
Z rtlm-Orlef r4a1tr. Rogers s. hflOy-OPunl anne
- act Io-Ip.on.-Bsil reduced t. 2 IttO
D. ~. T..... g..~-at T., D.,
fbl1tMf tOht H"l2 '"Nt3-- 't,,t ,u' :. ~" ~
Jstt"a l-.--i ''i41 ~ t.- I1tf - ~
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM HAVRE-In steamship ST. Laurent Feb l1Nr johnson
Mr.. G.re Mr. Oogg Mrs Bowen Miss Bowen Mr. Meyer MI
kaus Osce MI Saphen j. W. Cucker, Mr. Oyand, Mr. COe
NJ Ms aud Mr. Coue Mr. De Torso Cbary, MI and Mrs
MANI Mrs Barber Mrs Lecey Mr. Vincent and child Mr. MOZART
NJ Ge.u.t Bruley Mr. Barry Miss Bssel Mrs NeEod Mr.
PHILIPPE Mrs Shn,ter and chilli Nj Rouian M Leqge. Mrs G,,n
din Ar Dem Mr. Bwirn Mr. Nicolas Mr. and Mrs lHiemhh MI
Ga,sno Mr. Bsner. Mr. Cayot. Mr.. BolrguAri, Mr. Iowd
d, NJ Mr.. Grsey Mr. and Mrs hosucr aud two chill
Mrs Enes aud child Mr Heycuisoh Mrs Gar Mss
Dick Mr. spnann Mrs Levy and child MI EschamPer hE NeNs
Mr. Escc Mr. Sis- Mr. Tanner. Mr. Schml Nj. Runboi
Philips Mr. SwAsser Mr. aud Mrs koche Mr. Meyer
Ioch, Mr. and Mrs Haumesse Mr. CmmRn Nj. S'heng MI
Fahr Sir Burk Mr.. Baumgarner, Mr. Sehurcr Mr. Wex Mr.
Ilewe erge Nj Geny, Mr. BOmelI Mr. SeumiI, Mr Iu1sn
Nor Le, W. Sme Mr. Bouisson VI. Block M kdoaT, MI
Gasarl j. Halislge Mr. soche Miss Plumsr . - .
fROM SHA&oflAl-In ship Mary whIrdge, Feb Nv
Ecy.ls W. G. Swsrt, A. H. Rice.
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man doesn't believe in the name. at

One Bost0nian doesn't believe in the name, at
lc1st o. Mr. Gilmore's Peace Jubilee" He writes to
The Advertiser to know what kind of name this is to
give to great concert with the whole world in the fol-
lowing si ghtly unsatisfactory state:
We look AROUND aud looking well his Geneva Drn
gg Esma French muctuy France the OF another
the throne England blowing unsuccessful
patrols her sh possessions and torn at home wh 10
loud and deep Russia armed 70 the teeth
rg the rear Persia be conquer that fam
Inc and pece devastated b't ancient landmark this ogne Of
ont pecy ed the mountains Of Israel at
epoch when the totterng kingdoms OF men are to be super
Anl0m of Coz. under the leadership OF hesHah
H. prince the Ancient OF DAYS We will nothing Of the condition Of
San Cuba italy, &c &C. simply asking where perfect peace
obtains ave ia the VI those who themselves upon
tie wHr.df"
We'll 10 must be admitted that matters are rather
mixed and miscellaneous; but who can say that the
monster music meeting may not rearrange ana snpiiy
them We have known portents much more trlnllg
than this TO f bOsOms of all the members or the
Peace Societies with bland eXuatOn To be sure, war
sometimes Afterwards but perhaps II we are all
GOOD ana musical 10 will never come again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-19
Gituaiions Uauten--f females.

A RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes a SITUA-
"a TON 10 General oneSor Has worked IN the trt inUh
objection shOrt distance the country Best city
reference given day. at ~ East Fourteenth IT,
Zoo back
GOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
~ German Female SERVANTS at No. II NOrOks, between h'
iugon and stanton-stS, by Mrs HID
NVANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w for general HOUSEWORK, COOK WASHER
aud RONER, willing and obgus city CAL No.
3)J BOgery, on Firstst
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THE COURTS.

RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF CON
TRACT.
PITTSBURGH, Penn, Feb. fin The case OF
DIVISION Summers against the Allegheny Nahey ho'"'
which has been on trial here for the past tfre "co'
verdict WAS rendered this morning. In favor OF the p
tils for s27 600 The action was brought 20 recover u
ages for an alleged breach 81 contract Tha
was for the planiif % snip on cN'iSiNoi, ~, IT, W
the defendants IN furnish the facilities and allO" u"
backs The second contract wa5 yrfial one, Ill'dt
which the plaintiffs alleged That me @ m ~ nd Of
the month. Tho plaintiffs alleged breach oil go,h ooi
tracts. and their failure IN consequence nc
nAXe moved q new ir.nl.
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r Torcr1i L. Brewer convicted Of burglary, was son
tened t., te Nn County Pc aty or2 years by Judge A0ie On
Saturday. o.,
AT the Essex Market Police Court, Charles silver
,o1rt Of No OIycr,t E.nr To,1 d" 30 % 'ni loAa
Wr.r Il - 6'1 Nst.Ts Gerr rnnl1 t-r !t-! " '' t'
10 ,oal sr .ar from l:4.sI a. l0- hc. %, =. T.
The Grand Jury Of the kinos County Court OF
Sessions ru!- Two pcr,Il.if ,air4 ore c. 20 l
.- r tle ccsDe n atf.,,r i Pie l's '-i'A I'll '
ot..r Ia re-. .i o. DC ul cl.d4lo4 t-a gl--l,y1
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MINIATURES ALMANAC.

go $40 Moon sets 1893
oaY-Gn
SANDY uoos.. J4i Cows Hell Gate Ferry. 6l4
THIs Day
bAnIy ils IsalG... 400 lieu Gate teri oO
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,Y. i. -Cfse on.
PART I.-sHgGDyAY, "Opens So
m
1918. Ward. b. guardian. agt. Will
1888. Main az. laliAsu.
lJi1. .Brodic agt. o Brien, Sh'f. &c.
1921. Al lclo.l. an iniAl;. AT.
STILES Ell al.
ii69. .Wolf II a. art. Cleye 81 al.
1885. wilson agL Mason.
il197..iaur 4 %. agt Bcuan.
7 IL. Morton a :. Olmsiel1 20 al.
'lg9). .OuiiNy at. williamsburg
& }. In Go.
d.. De Wolf sgt. Cranlsll ct at
1 inl..Ssile ag'. Same.
lJJ. .Mnllteiuer at Lowensiein.
/ 80. Ludlow 81 al Az. Nacomb.
1903. .Roome 81 al az. Pacilc + IRE
Ins. Go.
. J.-Olens at II =. m.
~. Herbert agt Pei.
Jg4. .Glradell set. Thomson 20 al.
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snn.
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b. IA.
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l1L8. Jacobs at. TIE Merchants
Insurance Go.
1868. Fox at. StiiWrll.
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act. Kenney.
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"Opens at II a. N.
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crts.
40. .Frcilenheimer agt Gohel.
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6i5. Amman sgt. Same.
l.65. Percy agL Lafayette |. Co.,
Brooklyn.
1865. Mayer sgt. Luneworth.
1901. Dunbar ait. same.
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8U3i. .Sturiy at. Gabriel.
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Llie lus co.
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a. o. Donovan agI. Bates
1C8g. Mott AT. Newly oTk Central
and Hudson K. Y. Il. Go.
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for Prov of Cruelty 10 A.
0s0. Kahn sgt. him0us0n.
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Bnsl. .Drorch AT. Dccuas.
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BOO. .Sclonnmaker agt. Reynolds.
Hislb. .Hrsham agt. Hike.
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trail ard liud. Il. x. X. Co.
6lG0. Fitzgerald agt HallldaY.
Bll. .Sitnonson agt. Langguth.
3J72. Mayer agi. PuriJ.
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1926 Whitney Igi Bum.
Ssg7. Theodore agt Waterhouse.
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1903. Ryefsou agL Cotton.
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