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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-22

ponnds of rice two bars Of soap, and little cheap
brown sugar" TO carry homo with HIM but thlG MS Wo
would and trade out the balance In tue cour'o VI
few days
A smart youth in Stoughton, Mass, came OF
a2e last week. and found himself possessed OF 500 ana
land Of about tho value. This Inheritance nov"
ever did last him long Ia four days ne had spent
all his cash He then sold his land for half It's value ana
gtartel for this city, in which, n nc hnds MS rcaug
properly an incumbrance he can DO relieved OF upou
the shortest notice.
An extraordinary curiosity is on exhibition
in st. Louis viz, eathcred mouse " Is dead' now
ever It was taken from feather bed which was mado
- years ago and has opened since Tncre was
no hole I'm the ticking "The beautiful white eathers
says The S. Louis Globe THAT appear to have grown rom
the body OF the dead mouse are Just as lIesa a o'
as II they had been plucked from tue h'lhH Bo0'0'
Production, during the last season OF young
female farmer said to be beautiful, who cutYates her
land with her own hands, in the ancient town OF
Nortbampton Mass: !, Half acre OF tobacco; z
Three pieces Of corn g. Twenyeight turkeys ana mems
without number. Moreover TINS eAtIaolulhIg ,r
sings in church, gives music lessons ana - tis@s o
upon the panOore. OF all Of which senslDie O"eDSo'
will please make a note
A Mr.. Yeiser of Mississippi has had aston
shng luck with OF cotton raised upon bis planta
ton At the st. Louis Fair 1t carried of the prze' as
hest bale exhibited Of 81 OOO At the Memphis Far IL
also won the first prize hmount not stated AZ Jack
son. Miss, il came in also for tho nrst premium Is
the truly fortunate Mr. Yeiser sold u Tor TWO an
forward it to the great Vienna E1npitl"n'
Under the caption of "a Year of Independ-
ent Journalism" The Springfield Republican publishes
contrast its daily circulation for last week ana Ior INC
corresponding week year ago. in whlch there appears
daily gain with one exception and average gain OF
over 200 copies The total circulation for the week IN
1879 was 1913 and that in 1873, 1912 Ihs nereaso
is an eloquent of the statement made
by less prosperous rivals that me IeP"0''o"tS Ou'
spoken habits had injured ITS popularity
Prof. L. s. Morse recently went to Cleveland
10 deliver course OF four lectures upon natural history
Those who attended these were highly delighted Doth
by the matter and tho manner of the dscourses Dut
unfortunately, very few attended 10 Is amusing 10
read the rebuke which The Oepead Herald administers
10 s readers II tells them plainly that nothing hrst
rate ever succeeds in Ceyoand-nOtning in ue way OF
music than Ethiopian minstrelsy, nothng IN tne
way OF lectures different from Mr. Coughs. Inc same
journal expresses great Joy that Prof. Iyndai! ioun1
Impractcabe to lecture "the city or low culture o
N he had done So the paucty OF the attendance would
have been humiliang. one would judge from the zone
of the article that writer intended leaving Cleveland
immediately.
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GENERAL NOTES.

There is United Society of Deaf Mutes in
Boston which has just dedicated it, By " u
soeiablc" No DOUBT they had what may be called a
good quiet time.
1t is MT often that Il man who has been shot
brings action for damages against a defendant for
shooting him; but Henry s. Remick did this In Kittery
Me- Tue Court the 20 "A referee, VINO decides
that for popping at said Eenlck the shooter must pay
him $500.
The hotel statistics of Chicago are interest
ing Thirty public houses, with 1906 ROOMS, were de-
sroyed in the great fire When the building. Intended
such purposes IN process OF construction
completed. there VIII be Al hotels, with 5,2l
creased capacity. 2,3OI rooms.
Ii may have warming effect upon our
readers, should they happen to be cold this morning
real that IN the neghborhOod OF Boston, last Fhdly
lady counted $50 robins at time. several Sprug
sOnftcrs have also been heard there and all the
catioLs are OF an early Spring.
Mr.. &. K. Brainard of MiddleboPOugb, Mass.
has received and added to his collection Of fishes
perfect SPECIMEN Of The monster described by Victor
Hugo In =" ybe Tolers Of the Sea" The length OF the
creature when folded II 81 inches HIS diameter with
open arms s four feet iach IL Ii undoubtedly one
OF the Hnes specimens OF the Octopod captured
Eggs are uDguestonably eggs in StIatford,
Conn. Witness toe fact that 6iralordcr, the other
day. took dozen OF them TO grocery to exchange
for goods. aud ssid lo would have ooe water pail ,i
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COTTON MARKETs.

ST. Loui. Feb IL Cotton unchanged ~ dHnr W. rs,sp 10
bales shipments, e62 bale' veekyne' ree, i' 0a 'eSnsu
Bo' St's, FEB 2co,oo ss Mdi1os sls
ret receipts bae os 9oe bales eIors-'o Great Bns
Bs sSs si fe5 2Scoou don lnag. zoe; yet s -
bars gross eIportsoossnse ~ as sales hesi
gss VOC S,.t bha 30 6sos 70 he Coansn s
", 70, S1i ps PSI sco i da or, III Good o
sic Low MdlHag lsc Mddlass, 49, net fe'ps ~ b'j
Iaiss' ces, G7s5 Sse. vosyne' receipts. 33's e,, "a,
por.s-.o G Gss4 b S.s' .ass Isl biec i
CGARLrsTos. Peb 2cotion qae' ard e'l: hdaLs sl -
Bgtn so bales 70 Continent, 40 bales e0ase BIOS e
a' s gSo Fb co,ton que light demand; Good on,v E
Low Mdlngs lse Mdd1ug' 5sc ne, fseep, - o'', a
. .s 5 fsfE Ss. sp .as s- 1905 s o- D 80 '
Mnapas Feb Coioa qai ne 45 e1 II 's. =
bies seeiiyreeD $50 baes shipments 1870 bales sIoas
s SoLsssG ' FsB acoou dull Low Mdang re '
%. Sag - SI W. ~ 40, i5TJ 10 as bais.
PanGDElPHA FEB SI-Cotton que Mdding, dc T'esy-Sa
MoSTGoSErT Ft6 2i.-C,Voa quiet Low M4rng ~
weslEreepts $50 bales; shipments, s baesi sioa 2 7es
AgSg'. Fs .i.. coG p, IN s,a o'Ti s esa o s m
Ia g7 bales weeSyreceipts 326 bes' sales Js bales Tor
I6gsyrIIs Pen qOies Mddhngs' 2o' seeys -
oass PTb co@a ouet Low MlHngs t,c vesy-r,
eeipts $50 bales; sLpmen, rs bsi s,ock-s'l, 1870 bales
l' PsoSip VIDE Peb Observation-Disclosures rr,' 81 ei
@itzSoTos q Cotton qssti M1,any, i2Ici net s,
5is bses, erports-ooavise. bales sas 40 bales.
CuycgNAT Feb. 2l.-COt,0l dull MdLuBt Ltci t'Hpb VT
bales; shipments. l32 bales STOCK, 8,9i8 bae~
CRY PofNr Feb 2l-CoitonN sya.t reSeips 80 9es
NoEyotK Feb 2-Cotton qget Low MllAn2si " jci no -
cepis bales; eIports-coas,ss - bales sae 50 A.s sfi
Weeky-net lVdls 10 Nl'H' Di-p
ITO bales; cosstwi~e 5f7 blesi sales. oy bales .
NASHVILLE Feb. 2L-Cotton quiet hddng' .ltet essl-
receipts bales shipments ezj baes s'oeA-lo ''- 0t
1873 1881 bales. III, H., o..--
I7c Low Mddngs, 5!c.; Mdiing iylc net gee p 80 esf,
fcros 2l bales eiportsto Continent 4Y5 bales coat
5CsI bsss. sales bales: evening 1000 baes stock 100 s
bae week7-uet receipts 40 $50 bales 5s5 bes eIpo-
"a Great Britain 1859 bes; Continent 10 57 baes eoss
s. y8T bales; sales. 26.OV1 bales ..- ,,o,,.,-
GALVESTON. Feb 2l-COton-etnaed net ieeephi Low o'
stock IS, l92 bales -. g., ..---..
SgiM. Fob 2I-CoHon-wcct y-reoep' 800 bales shipnsn"
gi1 b stock 1872 35 bales; 1873 5iI bales actual count
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Al %, Amber eI N. NJ. Spring 81 7o9sl a. R,si..,,
sJe Corn steady; yellow, 53a5c MID Weser1 WIN.
Oitsdui; white 4}a50c, Mre 4Gc far sales 100 bab -
Rov New YORK on private COTE bar 70
o. pn7aie Petroleum dali. Cud' 81 heane ls Ws
d,r,nin2. Wortsrn. In iron. Al Die tree ole v
~ Iours Feb IPoar quiet snd qae,iby ,h,,..
wheat DAN sndlowci No. Spring 81 2aS 81 Soh 90 Oh M :,
Rlst 81 Louis trek No Fan, o. Cora dai 80
ehangedi No. MTei Sic AZ Fast S. ot. track a, -
elevator dul md unciaugi No De. elevator Pa
low; No Strng Iowa. ~ ~ Bye dul &c a.
Uyerei WHISKY steady ~ oc Pors qlf nothing Cong DR.
Fari Meat, sc'Ye; Clear I'D ic s Msrch a.
laer -fst half Of March ~ icoulr Bacon frmi VI a
shoulders SIC; Sdes Is June Pc. Lsr quiet, 10 ms.
mont round lots Hogs lover 81 0 % g. Cfttr fr; Co.,,
mon 10 Choice Terius 81 i50 "a fr Ilocs steers ~ a la
Rcccin,.5oO bbs Flour 1900 BUSH What. :oo0 bash o.,
i6 C0 bah Oats 700 b1sl Bneg ZUe bnh RYE g0 hog,
F,b 2l.-Pl0ur uar GET What dIl rrt
White Michrqn -. Amber Nehrl1. pot March On
April M; May 81 T7 No. d, 81 7J No Ret ~ g. Con-
Am. Igb afited March f5lc Ialg Il,
Oats dali. No l. 3l,c Dr-gd H'g IS 45ge3 g. Rscoys-
400 bbs Flour gOJ bah. Nlei $500 bash CON. fas
Oat shpmeats4oO 200 bush Wheat JVo bush Coa 700 basL
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bonds into good credit against the policy of Butler and

bonds into good credit against the policy OF Butler ana
Pcndletoni
great cry has been made about the enormous prohts
OH the Union Pacio there no oorrespondingV
great risks TO Offset them Can anybody look DacK NJ
matters as they appeared In the commencement OF TINS
road aud forget that when oakes Amos took the pan
upon his broad shoulders 1t asooked upon "a an uhue
taking 10 DO completed in half q century, after much
tribnation-nshod doubtless, after many faures' out
by new men with fresh energes IL ran through an UNI
surveyed Wilderness and had TO seek passes over noun
tans higher than Alps which 80 long dehod the road
making energies OF Europe. Savage men ana savage
wastes deserts caous, precpces all froWhed between
us and the Pacdc; and 10 Is safe to say that tero WI"
no other man. with Ames's millions at ms DacK ana
with the reputation OF successful business man 10 iose,
who would have entertained for moment thiS WIN
project.
"And yet IL was n scheme well worthy any mans a'n
biton-a great measure, an affair OF nauoni iui
nor,ance III successful il would mako US masters OF
the Pacific bring the East Indian dependencies Oh ueS1
Britain nearer to than herself and make her cbaiy
OF menaces No wonder that Cakes Ames uesireu "
associate himself with grand venture Ana oi
course he meant 10 make money out OF It, tOo-ah oec'
OF which IL is che fashion for men, congressman OF
other 10 lose sight From Mr. Lincoln and the astue
Seward down TO the poorest Californian miner or pro
farmer every one desired tho opening oil thls great
avenue Congress amended its bill In tho nope OF
making It practicable for private enterprise anu a'r
this, when everything waited Tor inc Oonins 4"'n'
Ames stopped into the and, Ataslke, hited inc
burden 10 his shoulders But how he TO build II,
and how summon capitalists 10 his aid, with less IMAM
the Whole Of all the available assets for reward or ioi
baitf
To-day, with easier grades found through the ihoun
tans-wth an assured outlet through tho rough ser"
Neyadas-with q growing population on the route-ih
short with all doubts solved the enterprise haits Dc
tween success and failure II the Senate construction OF
the act OF Coness-made under the excitement OF tne
Credit Mobier lnvestigaton-is enforced IL must IAN
and noor old oaea whom were he the chief OF sinners
we must still take pity will hnd himself, ater
ali his Inils pluck and OblOquy poorer than wDeh
he began On the other hand Congress should enforce
the construction which was put upon ITS act wheh tne
enterprise commenced its success IL assured bu even
then dOnbt whether any OF substance WOul1 re-
peat Ames's work for the prOt he will make out oil IT,
Tie above letter IS special pleading you VIII say Con
fessedy IS for It IS the work Of one or Odkes Ane'
friends with you whether in the name OF TAR
play you Will accord IL the hospitality OF your columns
or whether you decline 10 give 70 the public the portrait
OF I.ucy's good little lamb, washed white az snow.
Boston, Feb. II. LlsIEShh'
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HoGs-EOthing doing.
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Mails
SATURDAY. Frs. %.

SATURDAY. Frs. %.
Washiueons Birthday Al halls close the PosOfce - 10
and France QlensiOsn anl Liverpool
tie steamship Ceiic 10 a Steamship sails
from White Star Dock Pag0-is Ferry. JERSEY City.
Fr Mails FOR the Continent or Europe via SOUTHAMPTON "a
Bremen by the steamship Bremen. mails close AZ 10 No Sap
Elementary Mail Steamship sails at P N, from foot o. llifl'i
HOhOkeu.
Direct German and Prnssi'u closed Mall BY this line
Mails france direct Brest and Haye per 'clsat =
Laurent, will close At 10 steamship sails at p irou Il
No. 81 v. X
Mails direct b. the steamship Cleopatra close u
a Steamship sails AZ iIOm Pes No NORTH River
Nails and BlrbIi0es, .teamshp
close 10 Steamship sls a. from Per No 10
T.. r.
Mails Bemuia by the Niagara, close Ito Steamships b
ui2N
Mails for KEY BY steamship George ". Clyde clos.
Steamship al o. m. from Pier No. 20 Z. r
Mail for HALIFAX y. s. s closed At tie AesfOrk Post Jto 0Gf
dly o ?. and goes via Boston.
Mails for Newfoundland close 70 the Newfork Post once every m
day p m. Steamship sails from Portland Ne, ,aray aiVP
m. Due Ncw-iOlk Friday, at D. m
Letter postage all tn West Indies except when re' ~
the half Papers each, Oe prcqn
SUNDAY. FkB. %.
All Mails close at II o'clock IN. the fOsOhce on "a
N. " IA II.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.


Atp.vY Ph 2CArrtE-The irke opened buoyant ana 'cv
OF the weather there good MppJ Of
cattle and quality hyperion 20 that Of LAST week. prices arg
higher but quality equal To the adSaneei The toy % .A
sac; TeIaBs brought but theg were extra good ml Lr
4ld4i cool buchcrng gteen the uhg ree
6dIc mich bat little attentions sales Of about -
53JHv0J
supuy EQUALS demand but the quality below mat Or 81
week sheep at I. ae!ci coarse d. 5aie hG'
7a8c
HoGs-Nothing doing.
BrFFAto Feb 2-CATTE-Recep.s TO-DAY 9N head maksS ~
total supply thus 7lI hea ~ agsinn
time last week Market dali snd SLOW tai
decline yesterdays Pnes; the scarcity Of cars AMI heA' sEgS
vented Of buyers Lea; uet week t,t
anticipate dG trade sni gh; Of stock ae toy 81 h.i
Illinois steers, ranging from ~ % lf95 10 az - ~ 20 @
hld steers ranging gn lO75 % l ~ a. - 23 - 81 w
steers. ranging from loo 70 l4J ~ az - o. 81 b."
Kansas steers Averaging sos b. - f ~ head Texas EeeA
averaging 295 -, az So With 3 10 premium ,
AND LAsBs-Recep to-day, $500 head making ne toA
supply the week thus far R SO bead AGAINST 800 hi o ID,
time closed urn al &3d 30 80 hr MSrs
slep choice lots higher figures Canadian stock arriving az g
pens except choice lot which hold s1c atu
buyers; 5 hesd Ohio sheep RINGING om .
to IS 10 at $50 s6 co. head sheep averaging 81 10 AZ 80 IS
HOGs-Receps today $500 head making the total suph for ~
week loO head, against q 40 head ior the sne tine id
slow 1885, sales 100 head Illinois sBJ OS
hogs, ranging FROM 10 70 jOO 70, az 81 1850
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TIE STATE OF Trade.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Peb 2Iu a. m.-Conos openel s2 for monsy,
ami United states PyerWeny bonds 6's,
OIL ~ loo, 9Ji ren-FOres 80; New tYe, 81. Ere Rail
slires 81.
falyEpou Feb 2a m-Uu States figeTWeny bonds opened
al 90, for the issue Of 1892. -
LIyFRPooL Feb I'LL - nc opened steady; Mding
Upands 9l Milug Orleans 0i The sales Of the week have
been OOO including 400 export sad 90 speu
port bales ncufug 1900 American Tho
eeps have IOJ bales incG1g " JOJ American
Actual export, 6C00 bales
LIyEPooL I'll quiet sales o. Cotton hppei
savannah Charleston February ard hrch AZ 3jl the stock
bound this is 4j O bales. including 7 ol An
LOND1s. Feb 22;jJ .. m.Con0 T tue account pa United
States Five twenty GOnds, 1915, 81.
PARIS, Feb 2l.-Rentes s6L &c.
LiygEPooI Feb 2l20 p -Brcldsufs quiet Wheat Il IN
al ceutl for California White, l. JU3 Tor Club DO;
II GEl2j Rel Western Spring. and y for Rel Winter Corr
2 quarter Peas 49, = quarter for Canadian The receipts Of
whoa r the past three days have been % quarters including 900
LlsDoS Feb td92 money and
United States Fyefwenty Bonds boss old 9s lo6Ts
81 IenForties, GOT; Fves Ene Railway shares,
PaRis. Feb. Pip m.teltes closed al 56E SOC
LIVERPOOL 2lJ p. motion The market closed tu The
sales the have been l0cO bales including LODI for speculation
the sales 1000 bales American sales OF cotton
shipped from sayanah Charleston January and Februar at s5i
The for Yarns and Fabrics Manchester quebu.im. The
receipts Of Corn for the past three days have been 1900 quarters nou.
ding 5000 American
LONDON, Peb s-5 m-Refned Petroleum 19 el9d galonl
LONDON, Feb 2-Eynng-C1cuu LHseed 81 400 Luse.d on
R3j l0' y tun. Spirits Gurpsutne. 80 Z, cwt
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2-Eyeuug-Linscei OIL S3i 10 d45 TO- T.
tan. Common Roan 96G9. 81 = ewti Fine do, 10 as
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF HEw-ToRK...

PORT OF HEw-YoRK... ...........,.........FEs a.
Steamship Eu,p. Br, s,' TEH sTc@eo &c, Punch E,
steamship Geo W. CLYDE Cole Galveston and Key West s'
Steamship South America Carpenter, Rio JnerO, &C. Gar
steamship Celtic CB) Murray LIVERPOOL &C. Ils saar's
Steamship City Pans (Br Leh, Liverpool via Queenstown '
steamship Queen Br) Andrews Liverpool Saon'l steamship
steamship Bremen ~ CO. LOdevg, Bremen via sO0'h'~F"'
Steamship Montgomery Fairclo,h Savannah LoSe
Sehr Sae burton Barley Stamford stamford Maintaining "a
ARRIVED. -
Steamship Ontario SLOGAN. Rio Jshero jan o. Bahia St H -
buco Feb Para b ST. Thomas l4b mdse ard pass 70 '" ""
Barb Maria c. (Ita) Romano Newcastle Rns Il days with U'
BARI (Br) Holiou, Messinl 81 days With fruit
Brig Sophia Amaa (sWed Bsngston Rio Graade do Sal ''
snS Tear de Marie Fr) ThOma. Grande DO Sol lee 'S
big Hattie Bishop of H,psweD carieua days With 'osa
Brig Ameae aL Romano Beyrout IS iays, vito sugar ana "
Bag NASH Hopkins cneu.s days with and uG..,
Bus Sophia SWe Joeannsen' Bio Janeiro Dee g wa h'~
Bng s. p smith lOf Baugoy Dodge Cad 50 days VIII
Schr Queen rl Hoon aessina day.. with fruit
Shr Mabel Staples (o HarnngOn Cole GuaH'sHA%' 'A
schr Hattie g. Smith of NevbuppOr Brown Ma''s0e'
Sehf j. p Wiley Wiley Fernandiua day, With lumber
Sehr Gettysburg COrsOn, Wilmington. n C.. 10 days 81" ~
SIR Evan, Yates De@e,la 81 day, rta ,ass A.,, .s
sehr Kate Wentworth of Cas'itel Meade Oeufues - S'''
Sehr Pathfinder tof GOueeste stapon, FoODe FAY Sf"
SER Laura Dodd tof GOucesr Cameron FOrans GsJ
a
Sehr charles Ropes tOf Sam Kirby. Fortuus R''. r."
Scht NJ. 4. Carlisle NortArop. Newport
Schr Evelyn Palmer Stamford.
Schr O 4. AcGeu Meade. Stamford
SchA. Margaret Kennedy. Baldsin Grcenport
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~.
BO-ToN FEB 2l-ArVe1. steamships ncn
Portlaai SaIou. from Philadelphia Below SyioOe tro
fnsgos; brig Zerhnl. Loag -. -
GALyK.ioS feh lsArnvc steamship City q $50 As'sbe "
ningtop. from New iork.
FOREIGN PORTS ..
LIVERPOOL Feb 2l-The Allan Line steamship CaSsS~n neA
New Orleans jan % snd Norfolk Feb arrived teA Mo-
QUEENSTOWN 2-rhs Williams 4 Guon LAG sass~sH"
a,as Price Feb for Liverpool sessess BIZ" ~
ierJay Al .. III aud pnceele1
tOr Laesi SA.p ssscs Sevenh Fao~i
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM RIO JANEIROIa steamship ontario, FEB 2IGesrZi
Mclean Wm H. r. Hughes Martinez j. de A. De Castro T.
Avez ia Lima Dr. c. A. da Costa Fera Jhn Wsr.ek Jo5a l
p H. Major j. Y dAduino J. F. Tar5el T. NJ Benz REQ Jo
Collins Game Gack Jose Panco. b. Brea Jsna
b. Bond r. c. Hayes p j. Reufus r. 81. Cauar wife 'Dd nB
A. Bone, Warren Hall Augustus Hs d. Abraham B. + Foien
x. j. Duncomb. A. s. johnson Hernandez ". r. Castro bs 90
Eual wife, Prof Ducmere MISTER Welsh, Capt l. IHs~
paagb, and u Of the Of the steamship Brio.
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. At Ihn Iefersnn MnrkctlPolice Conrt. Yesterday,
nENIsIONS-FER. u.

Supreme Court-Chdmbgs-B Judge Harden
Cooper Druckerhe motion dent With so costs In Tie
matter 81 Doughty dceasedOrle allowed AOsaal
at Standardization granted.
SOeedi TT7nB Judge Van Bunt-Lee agt LawTenceee men,
Steinhadt sgt Frank-findnss tetttd
Superior Cout-SDeciai Terribly Judge freedman
-Kilpadck graz ted The Granville W0olen Com
ptny ag RpryOd granted same agt Cameron The same as
Du.enbury and Hoyt-Clse ordered to be FLED Cary a hernan
Order granted. Hochkis Hylyer-houon denei Deu az
Nc Motion grlHtei
By Chief BARBOUR Goodman sgt. StrobenSee
Common PIcas-Spccial IGul-By Judge Robinson.
-Moanin agt Ley-See Life agt PeiseEMooa denied
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkvile Police Court, Yesterday, Her
man Goodsn chle OF receiving LOT o. a vel
from the premises Of Richard Reharis at No 20
found In his possession lie vas coheu
In default OF 5000 bad 70 action Grand Jury
At the T0mbs Police Court, yesterday Thomas
Brown was charge Of ton in the larceny OF
nine eyolve $50 express owned by John ~"
isns of No. OUrhs m Harry plealel gu 70
box John Boyce Of sOutht and Was he'd TO
James Mcmahon was convicted Of an attempt Mt
Grand larceny Yesterday and sent 10 the Penteny Tor the
Henry Aexnte who was inlcie Tor teee.tn
Prison r years Edward b. Banning Jr, for forgery
begun.
AT the Jefferson Markct'POlice Court, yesterday,
Charles o. Shine OF No. Yves 1hireh, charged With grand
larceny OF csu value 800 lie committed without
bail Moses cOol Who has home, Was brought mp Oa
charge honons assault John Lnty Of FtuisI ne
ln the chest and arm aud was Committed 70 await
the result Of the Injuries
In the Court OF General Sessions, Part III, before
Jaze Sutherland Yesterday Dennis Sullivan and Michael welsh were
ACQUITTED grand larceny ..Joseph MGoyern petty lar
ceuy Of Refugee Thomas Gely assault Win dangerous
bodily HARM state Prison three Bell
Deps burglary third degree acquitted lam BrucAhaus assault
Penteutary "A uOe entered II
Andrew Myers charged With onous assault aa1 oaej
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

6;45 5:4s h00p ~
WATER DSY-Aw
Sandy Hook... 2;53 ani... ia Hell aie Fe11 a1
sandy HOOK. 328 Hell Gate FrD 80
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INVESTIGATIONS or COFFEE AND TEA.-Recent in
vestig ati0ns by Aubert, partly III connection with
Haase lead 70 the Following conclusions NOcatfeine
is lost by roasting coffee TO lght-brown color but
by continuing the operation until tho beans become
almost black a small portion Of caffeine escapes.
On the other hand the caffeine is more completely
extracted from the dark-TOasted beans and conse-
qnently infusion from a given weight Of them
will be somewhat richer in caffeine than that from
the same weight Of lightly roasted 1t seems, there
fore that II may De left simply matter of indi-
lie roasted and also ss 10 whether il should be ex
trscted by percolatiOn or boiling since it was also
established that the caffeine passes almost entirely
into infusion. BY comparative tests of tea and
coffee after preparing the extracts according to the
nsnsl household methods, the interesting fact was
established that the amount Of caffeine ia Gun of
good coffee prepared from 260 grains of coffee is the
same as that in a cup Of good tea, prepared from
1870 grains of PekOe tea. 1t was also found that
the other extractive principles can, for the most
part, also be obtained by simple Infusion but that
the amount obtainable in this way from strongly
roasted coffee Is larger than that from the slightly
roasted, although the total amount. as ascertained
by other methods, is the same in both kinds In ts
physiological effects upon mammalia and frogs.
caffeine seemed related TO stTychnne; but the ex-
perimeDts seemed to render il very questionable
sbether the physiological effects Of coffee are TO be
attributed solely or even mainly, to the caffeine
present since extract Of cOties beans, free from
3seiRe, produced powerful edects on animals and OF