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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-28
THE RAILROAD BOND FoGGERs.

1t IL understood that George Wilkes, who
arrested nearly fortnight and LIT since been
confined IN the Filth Precinct Police station. will he
arralned to-day IN the Court OF General Sessions upoD
Jho charge or being a confederate 81 E0berts and
Gleason. the alleged bond fofgers at present ia the
Tombs. Toe Grand Jury:bad not found al indictment
against INN NJ 10 Yesterday. Deputy sheriff Jud
ron JARVIS arrested on saturday Abah Richardson
who has been sought for fol- than year up0n the
charge Of dcfraudIng JohU G. Fuller out OF sl3,5OO
RICHARDSON. II II said was associate Of Andrew l..
Roberts aud Is Therefore suspected by the authorities
Of being connected with The f0rslgeS
To The lu,t OF victims already published must be added
Cyrus O Baker, broker. NJ IS Ralsf, who has begun
action 10 the Supreme Court $4,000 from
Charles J.Wliams0D. Andrew L. Roberts Lyds Roberts,
and Others, lent 10 the 30 boDds oi the SewYOrk
central Railroad Of 81 oO1 each which si0ee the oau
made have been found 10 D. forged An attachment has
been lssued the suit AGAINST defendants property.
Allhnison ~ the person whose operations IN Wall ST.
bet"etn Aug u and sept Ia forged railroad OOnds,
Nheh Leonard BrOYb WAS arrested caused excite
inent IN financial eiroes and who narlOwly escaped
caplnIe Wbeh JonusOh and Yates, Ia The Tonibs,
were hppIehended by Capt. Walsh, about Sept. S.
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,.FcTrREs AND-MEETINGS.


A. Oakley Hall will lecture on Love, Mar
rage aud Divorce tho Church Of the Disciples to-
night.
The Rev. Or. L. II. Chaplin will lecture at
steinway Hall tomorrow night N the Interest OF the
women's Centennial Association OF America subject
Woman ana her Work" .
The German ministers of the Reformed
Church in America met at the German Evangelical
Mission Yesterday at D. IN. Addresses were made by
the Rey.C. f. C. suekow the Rev. Mr. Weniseh ana the
Rev. G. WIndemutn.
A meeting of the Board Of Managers of the
New-York Cheap Transportation Association was held
at the Of the Cotton Exchange, yesterday u -
Sherman President of the Association, In the chair
A constitution and bylaws were adopted.
John Hay leetured last night at the hall of
the East Side Young Mems Christian Association on the
Spanish Revolution. The audience was large and APP
precatye and the course for the started
It's way under the most favorable auspices.
The clergy and laity held meeting in Trim
ty Chapel West Twenty hfthst, yesterday afternoon
Bishop Potter presiding TO consider means OF relieving
the sufferers OF Memphis. committee was appointed,
consisting OF the Rev Drs DIX, Rylance, ana beacn
Messrs. Edwin Young, George MCCULLOUGH AllneI anu
Samuel Tomkns, TO receive offerings IN DehSi 0I Meln
phls
A new Methodist Episcopal Church is build
ing on Sixty arstst, between Second aud Thirdayes
including also lecture room and parsonage The build
ings with he 1OOxlSO feet in dimension, OF tho Gothic
style OF architecture ana Will cPse S stane
trimmings. The large 'front.' window OF the church VIII
be, IL is claimed OF the finest 10 the CITY, Ihe aIc
teCt is john Nelch Of Brooklyn. - .s-'
The Gibbon Court of Inquiry resumed its
session yesterday morning at the army building in
Houstonst. Papers and Endorsements read, which
had been forwarded by Col Gibbon to the AdjutaDt-
General OF the Army without passing the Headquarters
Department OF the East the proper channel Ths with
a complaint preferred by Gen. Hancock, that Col Glib
bon had addressed communications TO him personally
instead OF the AdiutsntGeneral, Departments OF the
East led removal OF Col. Gbbon. Tue Court was
adjourned TO IL a. III. to-day.
At the meeting of the Methodist Preachers,
yesterday the Rev. b. Merwin occupied the chair and
the Rev. E. A. Hill conducted the devotional exercises
Tue Rev. N Hubbell elected Secretary pro TEN. Ten
minute speeches were made on the question, I" What
more can we do for the Of Christ in NewYOrk and
Brooklyni" by the Rev. c. X. True, d. d. the Rev. G. r.
Mallory, the Rev. A. NJ osbon, ID: D. the Rev r. Hin
the Rev j. Parker IT,, the Rev. S. d. Brown d. d. and
the Rev j. Pullman. On motion, Monday, Nov. 10, was
set apart the discussion Of The Cause Of Indian
Wars" and the condition OF the tribes in general Dir
Peyton and other laymen were assigned the floor.
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though badly injured, win probably recover RroD
Ramsay. VINO was accidentally sn9t ny me boue OF
last Friday was sil alive yesterday Dut tne nop ~ IN
recovery extremely slight a,a AZ
testine he merits OF gun on the Delaware hnu
wanna Railway few miles above here, was serous d
Insured by it, EXPLOSION and will lose one o, IN, na
rue RE giser or Vital Statistics reportsSI destnS u
ing the present month.
HoBoKgF-F Fritz Manakin wac arrested iast n I an
com plaint of the first officer Of the steamship noi
Of Che Bremen line for stealing clothing 10 Tue saS
$40 Marie Doudere Italian woman, RESIDING ., 49, v
100 Frst-st attempted 70 commit suicide, yesftuaJ
morning by taking dose OF paris green She ban
suHerig from sickness for some time past Dr. ChsoeiS
was called and saved ner life.
BAYoNsE-Mchael McCafery. tho boy VINO was hr
rested last charged with assault On glIi tsIV
years old has been discharged the evidence being IN
sufficient to convict him.
BURIIsGToS.-TIie l4tb annual Baptist state CONVEX
tiou of NewJersey will meet at the Baptist Churcn Al
D. No. to-day. Tue Rev. WIN. Hague, d. d., VIII preach
tne annual SERMON
UNION HfLL.-Thieyes broke into the German Cathohc
Church. during Saturday night and stole g0d ana SYer
articles valued at t325.
wEEH lwKEs-The police force will be finally ais
missed 10 morrow. ....
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AN INSURANCE COMPANY SUED.

Boston, Oct. Elm the Massachusetts Judi
cal Court to-day a case was begun in which Caroline
Chickering sues the Globe Life Insurance Company at
New-York TO recover 10000, the amount OF policy
issued upon the life OF the late Thomas E. ChckernR
husband OF the plaintiff The defense Is that one Of the
premiums was not paid at the date stipulated In the
policy Mr.. Osborn, agent Of the Company, testified
that he account with Mr. Chckerng, who credited
him with the iamOun OF the premium, and that he had
assured Chckerng that would be all right The point
raised by the is that the policy provided that
their agents could waive no f0rfetures and that pay
ments OF premiums TO be made TO agents only on
the production of receipts sgued by of three officers
of the Compsny that Mr.. Osborn had no authority 10
make an agree outside the terms OF the policy and
that the promise OF Mr. Osborn 10 make it right with the
Company would legal payment OF the premium.
these the IL 70 be reported 10 the tul
bench for decision.
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rhort Of provisions, aud was sippned 0 inc oynnW
She had encountered heavy hurricane from the g. b. H.
ON the 9Th nsto In latitude $50 longitude 100 iV Her
ballast had been shifted abe had lost overheard por
ton OF her sails water her spars had been sprung
and tho pumps choked while other damage had been
sustained.
On the same day the syrinRa sighted brig deeply
laden and evidently Of American build, painted black
with n white hand. She suddenly disappeared from
view and was supposed to have foundered,
The bark Forels arrived at this port on Sunday aler
n stormy voyage from sydney, G. Il. On the nth INST
she shipped a heavy sea on the starboard bow when
washed away the head rail turned everything ON neck
adrIt and nooded the cabin Two days later In another
heavy wind everything movable was washed overDOaIu
by tremendous sea which swept over her deck -,
- rhe hark Lrgus OF Dundee from Malaga, which has
lust arrived this port reports hurricane Oh ~ nVi
duration OF great severity on OCT " Inc olA loS'
a norlIon of her sails aud sustained muor injury.
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FARMERS, PROGRESS IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27-The movement Of the
farmers Of Illinois respecting organization for the pur
chase OF implements and the consignment Of grain IN
bulk to-day supplemented by the issue by the Sec
rotary Of state OF certificate Of incorporation to the
Farmers Trading Company of Wayne County, with
capital stock OF $4,000.
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dstor House-Gen. VIM. r. Siberian, u. 8. Army {;
senator Johs STOCKTON End Gen 6toeLoo Of HsvJsrsey
Commodore Fairfax NAVY Jadae H. Tracy and el
survey and Rober. POpsrT Of Pitssed MAS tVA
1rnas Ho,-f The Hon James Beck c. Of Kentucky Horace
Fairbanks Of Vermont Homer sessn fPouzhkeepe DR. SHAW
U. s. Nav, and X heMoea Hc6nGa Hesse-Gen
A. Dhreys g. Army and Lieut. andef j. j. Read u =
Navy. W,AdsOr BoiJdee William Allen q the Court Of
Appeals .kec York Hot Gen Marvin Of Albany snd Judge
W. H. hunt Of New Orleans G'sy HoaeChsles Parrs oi
Wfkesba HOts-B W. Cole Presdeat Of the
Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Co, and T. Ross OF
Auburn, ~ Y.
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DISASTERS AT SEA

The bark syringa of st. Johns, just arrived
from sydney. e. b. reports speaking the bark Ellen.
fro,a Cape Verde for st. Johns the inst la at
,uos ~ W por longitude GO o. west Ths Ellen vss
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BASE BALL.

The Boston and Atlantic game, which was
tc have been played yesterday, postponed on &C.
count OF the rain
The Stamford Club defeated the Linwood Club OF
Stamford, Saturday, by a score OF a. 70 %.
The University College nine defeated the Columbia
College nine Saturday, ut Byssn FIELDS, By Of
10
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NETWORK CITY

The steamships Oceanic and Egypt, from
Liverpool, ard Washington, from settn, landed mmi-
grants at Castle Garden yesterday Owing to the heavy
sea 1t was deemed imprudent by the Castle Garden
officials TO land them by barge usual and the steamer
was employ ed for the purpose yexatIous delay was
thus oecasoned to many Of the Immigrants, who we're
impatient to set out their journey westward.
The employees Of the Sub-Treasury were very
much annoyed by many applications for silver coin,
large of people calling at the desks and orders
coming by express with currency which was to be con
verified into silver This condition OF affairs has
out OF the announcement OF the resumption OF silver
payments recently made In Washington. AS the Govern
ment understood to have only sO00Q or SJOJ0OO In
silver the aggregate legal tenders and fractional cur
reney outstanding amounts 10 about tiO0,000oN
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LOCAL
MIsOELLANY.
VIZ
WE -, ,,,nrvsrtoN

VI
Colchester ANNEXATION
ACTIVE osrvRrsr IN TiEE QUESTION WHICH is TO
coArE REFoRE TIIE PEOPLE NEXT WEEK
v,oring the last two months preparations
N.v, Aeen in progress for submitting the qoesu"" :"
,h annexation 81 the towns OF Mofrisana, west Farms
,aa Kinvshrdge Co NewY0rk, W the electors OF 'oe
70 be affected by the decision in conformity WITH
t,,e proysoos Of tho annexation act OF last WINTER as
,aanded a; the suggestion Of Gov. DIX committee
- annotnted AZ "A meeting OF citizens Of New-York
aud the Weschester towns which Is noO-partisan ia
character and has TOR ~ members Gaog "gp ~ ons
aDttee will be session daily during the coming Wct'
aud IN day or Will present an address 10 the elec.
err OF both countless setting forth the advantages "
annexation. paper was yesterday prepared IN oi
20 communication from the opposition but oohib o
no facts which bave not already oeVn gwen }" -"
The Committee have eorated much material showing
the deIsaRd for annexation. all Of when they pp
90 make public as soon as possible. IL u ursou '""
New York has not increased geographic''1' -,
her neighbors have taken within then COZ
fresh territory to accommodate 10 prop" ~
ueir increasing population. They oia'u 'n''
hon will meet the great want OF NOUNS iOi ~ -, -,
men; a district OF hfteen square iDies II ' -
TT, ~ ,i,or 70 cr,y,d They estimate that more thah
taooc mamie are annually lost to Ne"-horA "
The lack Of suitable accommodation Ml'um ,cndn1Iy
its, while the surrouias new Territory an additional
aad nowerful element Will be lhtrOoucoon Us. 49,
al ~ hsne6,ed and gladly contribute Its snare OF eN
VII y" VTaIoiinsrsted by the increased value OF their
rTnpertv; and thus. instead OF being carried INTO O.9
,a,,fs New-YOrks surplus population VIII ne setteu
t,t4 he broad limits Of the city, sharing the burden
~ taxation and OF government, aud contfiDonhg I"
maintain her proud position - -. =,
n IJlley OF the firm OF John ID. Locke Co., NO ~
f1ISt lis an earnest supporter Of auneNauoO III an
interview with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, nc su
the plan popular except with lew reSIehts
of Harlem who looked sclfshly toward the pfOoable
equalization values 10 he caused by IT. ~ was an en-
tirey selfish opposition, aud thought was gwen 20
abe interests OF NewIOrk Cty. lie considered tnal
would be movement largely benenciM 10 ue pe0Ppie
Of Kew-Yorb, especially the unddle classes, VINO
nXiOus secure homes The great opposition cdo
from the wealthy tenement owuers one Of the strongest
arguments in favor Of the project was thh cNiucht
senshness II was represented scheme OF specua
tive real estate owners but such was vol the case
Among it's strongest advocates could DC mentioned COZ
Richard NJ Hoe and Lewis G.. Morris, each o whom nh1
larger interests IN NrWNOrk than WestcnfSleI. 81
schemes Of rapid transit must necessarily hc adSu Nv
Westcheeter County IN the event OF anneNatOp ana
united action would success. He khe" O no one
of note opposed 10. while among those urging '0O
he named a large number Of prOnlueut eItlzehs
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-A shooting tournament be-
tween the Jersey City and NewYork schiitzen Corps
will come of next Wednesday, at the Schitzen Park,
Union Hn The prize will be $3.50 gold medal An
outwardbound train the Delaware, Laekawanna and
Western Railway was OFF the track at the Hen
dersons crossing yesterday. and delayed travel about
hour..O OF 200 liquor saloons IN the city 6g were
closed Sunday. Judge Bodies charge TO the Hudson
Police Champney was summoned before that body yes
terday, IN relation 70 the matter The funeral OF
az the advanced age OF 49, will take place from ST. Pc
ter's r. C. Church this morning. Deceased was Gov
eminent contractor during the Mexican war; aud after
ward accompanied Gen. Walker In his Neara-
guam eIgedon . ,eS wpee mere Dc
and was imprisoned by the authorities, whom
he aferward successfully sued for damages 5
Carroll sept. arraigned In the Hudson County
Court sserday On the h OF David G th
saloon Of Daniel Webster tcoored and drank couple
webster They went away, and shortly afterward re-
turned and pounded on the door which was closed:
a heavy blow with a stick taken from a haybae. Car
roll died day two afterwards Several witnesses
is still on The Board Of Education at its regular
meeting last night, passed resolution requiring the
students of German In the public schools to devote the
hour between and r. to the study of their Ian
guage OF portion of the regular school hours
NEwARK-The Chassis OF Newark met in the First Re-
bushes and the revised constitution OF the
Church. The Committee OF Que Hundred on Municipal
ceiyed the report OF the Subcommittee on Auditors
Accounts The document IA very long and embraces the
previous partial reports OF said committee The report
signed by two members OF the committee, msunder-
standing having occurred during the early part OF the
investigation which occasloned division OF the commit
tee, the chairman, Mr. Nathan Hedges, retiring.
In the Court OF Quarter Sessions yesterday
pleaded not guilty TO indictment for libel on CITY
Counsel Francis He gave ssc0 bail for his appearance
at court the 9th OF November. William l.. and
Lizzie Brown pleaded not guilty to charge of breaking
entering and stealing In the Court Of Quarter Sessions
Yesterday morning. Matthew Lennet, James Adair
Frank Riley, Michael Kincart Hugh Coyue, Andrew
Garry Charles Downing. and Philip Henry
yesterday for stealing quantity of oicloth from Laps
iey's factory some weeks ago. The Journeymen cigar
makers threaten strike owing reduction of wate
Jos; Van HorD household furniture dealer has failed
PAIEEsOs.-Jsmes WARRINGTON, age t5 an English
man. who resided In WaYDe-ave, committed 70 the
County Jail yesterday In default OF ball. charged with
an assault his wife. He went home drunk Saturday
night aud held his wife the IRE until her clothing
caught fire. Her screams attracted some neigbbors
aud sue rescued Henry Eekert, the German who
ATTEMPTED " COUNT suicide ID Paterson on Sunday
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FOREsTs-Their Preservation and Renewal
This subject ably treated by Dr. Franklin Hough he
fore the Scientific Association At Portland and reported RBusE
EXTRA No. ~. Price ~ cents. by mail Address
THE TRIBUNE. New York.
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EsPENsCHED's FALL STYLES or GENTLE
Of material esauee oi 6ash, iad duab
ity they be surpassed Tr them at No. llS haSsaus
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All who want a Superior Garment for gen
temen children that will them 10 quality sIe wear
price should cali on tue
0SE.PstiCs CLoTaIKsS
TRABHAGES, HUNTER a Co., sos, 400, snd 402 BoTery.
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Don't buy an ELASTIC Truss till you have
seen PoNERoYs price 50. at 744 Broadway.
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THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE. a reply to Mr.. God
Prof L. YOaInan IN TRIBUNE LLorURs KSTTA No
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A HAPPY CONCEPTToy-T KNOX HAT for
Lc a,teTs Worldwide
APPRECIATION Bay hats al 2l2 Broadway Ia
the Prescott House the Flint Avenue HoteL
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TAEnoupeemsnuf

BuRNErT's ExrRAcrs.-Beware of subs titutes
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HOME NEWS.
ppnntnRET ARRIyALA

rHBnmonETER YESTERDAY. at nUoESrs IN ROADWAY.
qam-e3o Eoon-Cbo 81 m>-62' Adp' Iht-49'
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MUNICIPAL NoTEq

The first annual report of Col. DeyOe. Su-
peruendent of NarSets to Controller Green has been
published IL contains much interestng infornaf lion
The newly appointed Police Justices an.
peared before the Mayor yesterday and took the re-
guired oath OF Office. Their terms OF Office bev,n Nov
q the second Thursday following their nomnation
The opening Of proposals for public improve
tpents which was 10 have taken place yesterday Mt
noon at the Office Of the Commissioners OF Public Works
postponed again on account OF the absence
Controller The opening Is now set down FOR Friday
nett al the same bOur.
The following is the ChanbeTlaln's weekly
statement OF balances and receipts;
l, ssse s .Ss s;; si5Sass ssss 1ss.
aslapsioa -. los$e2 1921 ... 1924
casSS rs..a W. sss.Sis i279iSs s2s5os I.is93i0
To........s2 400 sS4 s20604le si6II.9S2 e. 3Is
The Corporation Counsel has sent an elab-
crate opinion to the Commissioner OF Public WORKS. to
effect TINT The Common Council has power OF reg
atoD over the placing poles In the public streets by
htrnctiOn thal be 0ccasioned. The night to use the
derived from the State the city need
confirm this right, aud rsnnot legally interfere with ITS
k1efcHe.
An Official examination of eight theaters and
balls has been sdo by the Superintendent Of Buildings
namely: EBlos, GrsDd Opera, Lyceurn. Booths,
Olympic, pnion Square. BaiRs aud RobnsOn's No VIC.
syon Of section 20 Of the Binding law was found The
,cusviDE hotels have also been examined St Charies
So00es ugisRr D. Julien, eeuthsrn yseasst, GssDd
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MoRRIsANIA.-An election for field officers of
the new 27h Regiment, infantry, n g. g. N Y, prin-
cipaly composed OF the companies Of the old 81 Reg
ment recently under the command OF Col. j. c. Fay,
held on Saturday afternoon resulted in the unanimous
choice OF John T. Underhill OF Tuckahoe for Colonies
Henry HISS OF Mount Vernon for Lieutenant Colonel
LANES H. jenkins Of Mount Vernon for Major. "A re-
view and muster OF the Seventh Brigade t1th Dvision
will take place at the armory OF Company at2 o'clock
y. IN. to-day.
DECENTRALIZATION Taylor, an elderly citizen.
died suddenly Sunday afternoon, while participating
i'm Methodist elass-meetng. Ii Is supposed he died
from heart disease.
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BROOKLYN.

Joseph Arch, the English labor Ieforlner
visited Brooklyn yesterday
A new line of cars commenced running yes
terday from South seventhst. Ferry up Broadway TO
Redaye.. through Red-ave., terminating at Faton-aVe
Conrad Hoffman of No. 1T Maujer-st., en-
ployed in the zinc works of seg Co.. Eastern District
has been missing his home the 2lst inst and
no trace of him can be fouad.
John G. Chatterley, age o. feet inches
in hight black eyes and hair, aud full black beard has
been missing from his home, No 43 Bergen,st since
Wednesday night. For many years young Chatterley
has suffered from epiieptlc hts.
The Mayor sent to the Board of Aldermen,
Yesterday the name OF George IL. Smith, nominating
him as a member OF the Board OF Education 10 Ill the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF j. ". Riggs. Inc
Board confirmed the nomination.
Thomas Duffy of No. 19 South Oxford-sty
whose body was discovered in the river at the foot OF
Twenty hthst Friday last, in consequence OF evil
habits had been disinherted in his fathers WILL the
entire estate being ntrusted 10 the oldest daughter to
be administered upon the benefit OF all her brothers
and sisters except Thomas. The latter threatened 10
advice OF friends sister consented TO give him 5000
upon condition that he signed d quit claim. With the
money thus obtaiued Thomas went on spree, when ne
kept until he had spent every cent when ne became
sober he penitent and continued so until the death
OF his sister, about two weeks ago IL II supposed tht
sorrow her death romOrse for his dssoue course
Of life prompted him to put an end TO his existence
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STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKINsvILLg.-Mr. Wiener, who recently
sold the water front aud 100 lots of the old Quarantine
property to Mr.. Boswick, says that extensive piers
will be built housed over for the accommodation OF
some Of the European and Southern steamship lines,
who will use them for receiving and discharging car
goes as at Hoboken and Jersey City.
sTAPLEToN.-Jacob Duit7 yesterday fined SIS by
Justice Garrett, for cunning sunday within the
boundaries OF the village OF Edgewater. Edward
Mrer was arragued before Jus tcc Kassner yesterday
ON the charge OF violating the Sunday law In keeping
his drinking place open Sunday lie held in 500
hill