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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09
GOOD FARMING.

1t is hardly worth while asking
what would be the effect if every>
body farmed in the best manner
AS individual farmers, we are com
peting with each other and selling in
common market. Our aim must
be to lessen the cost Of production
by raising large crops per acre, or
by keeping such animals as give
more milk and grow more rapidly in
proportion to the food consumed.
Prices depend on supply and de-
mand. In feeding animals we can
make close estimates as to the cost
Of our products, but 10 raising crops,
the influence of tho season, Of mil,
dew and frost, rain and drought, and
insects must never be forgctten.-
Nothing we eau do will ever make
us independent Of the weather. But
il is true, as rule, that the good
farmers suffers leas from adverse
seasons, insects, etc than the farms
or whose land is undrained poor and
weedy. During Mr.. Lawes' twenty
years experiments on barley, the
least yield on the plat, without ma
nure, was fifteen bushels per acre
The same year the adjoining plat,
dressed with barn yard manure, pro-
duced forty >eight bushels per acre.
In favorable seasons the result was
forty-four bushels without manure,
and sixty~four bushels with manure.
We have land ia Cobb, Cherokee,
Paulding and Pickens, with judicious
tillage, that can be made TO yield,
equally as much. Let our farmers
work together TO this END. with
such good farmers, as Gus Mayes,
Or. VIM. Aston, Thos. II. Moore, j..
A. Green, Judge McIatosh, Thomas
Evans, T. N. Delaney, Newt Ben
son, John Ragsdale, George Roberts,
Thos. kirkpatrick, J. P. Dobbs,
the Butners, the Andersons, the
LindIeys, and q hosts Of others, this
section of Georgia can be made TO
increase in yield and blossom as a
rose. Let them cooperate, get the
best improved stock, the best seed,
and give their experience ofthe best
mode Of cultivation, and thus aid
and benefit the farming class gem
orally. FARMER
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09
For PLANTS.

A. J. Downing says: 81 have
seen the Isabella grapes produce
5000 fine clusters of we'll ripened
fruit in season by the liberal use
of manure and soap suds from the
weekly wash" The effect Of soaps
on other plants is something SUR
prising. Good watering of plants
with soap suds will give immediate
growth.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09

DESIRE TO SELL ONE OF TWO, OR
both my farms, situated between five and six
miles north OF Marietta. They contain about
one hundred and seventy serss of land each,
The one is well improved ; in good state OF
cultivation has pretty comfortable cottage
dwelling, excellent Clubhouse and stables, good
outbuildines good fencing with running water
in every field The other has on il two tenant
houses is under good fences and also running
water IN the field. There are about one hun
dred acres of cleared land on each place. |
would also sell with one or both places, some
valuable stock, horses cattle and farming i'm
plemenis. NV sole reason tor wishing 10 sell
u.s. to get out OF debt.
J. D. WADDELL.
Marietta, Jan. Eth, lS77.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1877-03-09
.farnt aud aIunsellold.

UNDER this head, we would be
glad to have communications from
our farmers in Cobb and adjoining
counties. The JOURNAL is the or
gan of the people and its columns
are always open to advance and pro
mote their every interest. Let your
communications be brief and to thu
point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24

hat case they NAV be presented IN me within Eve s.
dac, ann VIII consider them before finally seitr ~ rp1
itens5c sgt The 81 Nicholas Insurance Go Tn ASA
menus excepting snch as have been dsalOwed or
IN erss because OF failure 10 comply With Rnie az "rA
D'th before suggested 10 counsel Reith aQf Copeo, hS
Cass setild shieI agt mendments so &c
settled kngsbury ~ al Kiran-I will ssfne ~ eAss
on "Wednesday, the 24fh inst 10 a. nj counsel % ace
before me then. VIII sppeAR
Bv Judge Freedman-Simmons et A. agt Kevser T.,
m'nt IOi palDhhs Oh demurrer with To Jug
amend on payment Of costs Plat aet Drio1 -
Judgment for plaintiff Jaray FL ri. agt Taylor
receiver denied sweet agt Richard ~ -. of
fendantsupOD the demurrer with casts leave n 49,, 20
10 amend on payment Of costs. Sherman AIT chard
costs, with Leave 10 plaintiffs 10 amend upon n,y wa
Of costs. MOllinsOn and others agf Ashley .t'mens
Judgment for plaintiff demurrer with cosfs a.
leave 20 defendant 10 paVfoen, ~ VIA
Loscc agt. Taylor ct a-MoOn granted and Gefanit s
payment within ten DAYS ~ ttal fee $40 cosK "a
The October term and The dAbnrenents iBcrrn bv sn
dans Hand AIT J. omls, &cM0tin Ted and dss,an,
the October term IL crr iy ~, r
IN taking inquest Peters G.; a. agt. Harrison
painiis In the demurrer with costs 1smOra nduH Ny
~ al 9gt Magur-The motion Tor The continuance ~ ,sn
junction must he denied aud the preliminary iniuucon
aavei, with FLO costs opinion COlinAn al AT CD w
kemittttnr 4 81 Judgment affirmed. ~AN-
by Judge Van Vmsi.-Ihe SIKH Avenue Railroad Cosn,.
Common Pieas-.>peiat jeyTs-By Judge Robio.on
Munson. order plarng special calendsf vrsnst
Irin sgt CO. Same AIT. samo-Apuoai dsn sd ,',S
$40 COTS McDermoit agt. BoomerNotlon granted "a
costs on conditions Herman agt Domb. rge-ftlsr ~,
charging defendant rom Granted. Ia tho mats,
kautnaB.-B0nd ordered Ia S2j,OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
To-DAYs DEPARTURES FOR EUROPE.

-Four steamships will leave this port for
Europe today. The Australia and Faraday, Of the
Anchor Line will 90 to London, well laden with freight,
and the former carrying few saloon passengers, and
aoui eighty in the steeGge The Abs ssnia tor Liver
pool and The Pereire OF the Transatlantic Company,
for Hayre will carry average number of saloon pas
sengers The following are the lists of the Abyssina
and the Pereirc:
FOR LIVERPOOL-m Steamship Abystnia-Mr Mat
nilsson. q. Ioihns Mr. and Mis- T. b. Bowling. Miss
Macmillan Mr.. aud Mrs. W +. Weed and two children,
Colonel ana airs CGawfOrG Allen. MI and MS O. Bronson.
Irankltn W. L. Weed and child Mss l.. ID.
smith, Dr. and Nj DalsiOW. Miss j.
Weed Cornell Weed Norris, MI ana Mrs. j. q. stick
nrv n r and Mrs. John Lille J. ". Butler the Rev sOhu
,sip aaa wit. Robert hnde John hznger, Thomas III
le carlos Patles C. T. liacl Sin Gaatin Ms A. Gal
latin DO H. spencer Herein g. a. Gibson MISS Pascault and
,nad Ar Edgar William Reid Master " alter r. Chlender,
samuel Johnston. Robert McMast,r T. H. whitney, Mrs.
,aA,1d,t. uurst, Nil and Mrs I. W. MIIkley
FDN iIANKk-IH Steamship PTcTc.-A. George MTs.
Ann de D. George A. Manstr Mfs. T. l.. Marsh. Jacob
Vnus Commander OKane, I. =. Navy MI. Mrs.
y lillian tt,i.nn and cl, MI. and Mrs j. b. Rume1, Mr..
panry Nj Magnet. Iuyiquo Garcia, l. Grand James Du
iois Ii enry sarnsta. H. Roulaud sebastian Cardo Mar
Martinez captain B"Mlen NILES Sostphlhe D~Iean Miss
Tnui.C Epupuet and Mrr. III. NiCaiTc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

A motion 10 suspend the sentence OF William
p,u con viccd In the circuit Court OF
ING counterfeit money yesto ray, denied by Judge Ben
edict.
Charles J. Reid letter carrier, who pleaded
guilty stealing registered letter was sentenced ese,S}
d benedict said class Of cases was becoming pdliiuuy
fr,uueut aud warning that IN the fuuIe he would
ose the penalty. The prisoner Was sentenced 10
twoand alalf years the Kings County PcmtentaTy.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday:
Of complained
coOrcd robbed him, NJ No. 10
W,st Twenty sixih7st OF $50 The woman was held III
81 5nO hail Josephine Barnard. ColoIcd woman, en-
Moved rs house keeper 2iS aud go West seventeenth
was charged embezzliRg 81 10 of the rents she COZ
% The money the and then claimed that she
wa. robbed. was held for trial.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, before JUS
tce Duny Louis charged with receiving
ere valued al $500. stolen August 20 The goods were
Given hy IT, Johnston, at No. All West Thirty thrd ST. 80
Herman Bush To deliver 10 I. W Ifo" bridge bush DIS
anua, His brother received letter from him within the
~ week dated Prom information In this letter
fSzsr a. arrested Al his place. IN Baxter st the detec
,yeS found pair of trousers and twelve waist
eat. made stolen material Lazarus required 10
III lail In 81 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
DECISIONS-OCI. o9.

Supreme Chombrs-By Judge Donohue.-
Society the Reformation Of Juvenile penquents asst ON
mon art schreyer- Grated Rosenberg agI bhndeN-
Motion denied Mulock AIT Brne; sparks sgt SKI man-
Nouous granted Union Trust Co. ag Houston ana Texas
Central a. Co.; schroeder aK SchIooler-MO granted;
memorandum Harden agt Levy Many agt 10 'ohioy
Nofio,. IarIoMotiOn VIII be ed
Of allowance uf plalnns attorney.
others WAGNER agt. Gf1uinE aud
oh.s-Orlers auted Rose at New YORK Gas Light Co.
TAXATION affirmed Callagian agt Myers; Parsons agt.
References 0rcfed Peyser agt the MAYOR etc-eoO
.lowance National Water Wheel Co. agL Meiick Denied.
Vsubarit agt. Rochler- Motion denied. Lintz Eneas
Order granted for GanoagL MeCunn Granted
Susciqf Trr-BY Judge Van NOrst-ArmstrOng agt Van
derb-The findings not with the papers Guidet agt
Brow IA M others-Dccree signed.
superior COni-Npecidl Ierp,-By Judge Sedgwlck.
anse et al sgt Nilmar Ct all settle the as PRO
seated unless defendants have other requests 10 make In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
QUESTION OF INTERSTATE LAW.

An interesting question OF Interstate law
Will be argued to-day before Judge McAdam in Marine
Court Chambers the parties at issue being John Loora
former resident Of this city, and Cathaine IhomPso
In March, 1876, Looram lived at No. 4l3 East
Fightcenth-st. He kept three stores on AyenueA-
Iianor store at No. 29l coal Office at No 299' ana
feed store at 302 lie also did IN extensive business
"a y prnfes Ona bOndsnan for persons who had pen
arrested Among the forfeited bal bonds IN tue DE-
trc Attorneys Ofco Deceive Friend states, titfc are
nov scycrti signed by Looram Having become i"plt;
II is m her assert for the payment ~ these forfeited
l,il bonds he went Bridgeport, Conn, where ne
has since resided. Before he LEFT rms cliF, he
signed bail bond Of 81 600 FOR Mrs 1hoinrsOns so
John who had iSrcn arrested Tor larceny Mfs lhonp
son gave hun SEQ. all the money she mad as secuflt
,tuti The boz could ne cancelled John Thompson aiet
ward surrendered himself for trial and was acquitted
bu Luoram the detective asserts refused 10 give tbc
500 back She procured warrant Tor his arrest bnl
before Il could be cd IoOram had gone 10 BRIDGEPORT
Last week IooTm was met ON Broadway ny - ttc,Nc
Ii4cnd VITO arrested mn and lodged him IL InHlo"
st.ent JAN. The counsel for L1oran eX Recorder Snth
VIII move to-day for discharge fOn custody on Tue
l1puud that the prisoner decoycd into TINS state f
The directive Looam ALLEGES AT ne received letters
offering hm favorable terms Tor Transferring ms rca
estate and when lie to the city TO open nc-"iia
liens he was met and arrested by the officer, Who he
claims, had caused the letters to be written.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
AN ERRORS TENACIrY OF LIFE.

In one of It's personal paragraphs to-day
THE TEIBUNE says that M. Henri Tame lives IN a
house surrounded by Vineyards etc. or course
The editors OF THE IRBCNE know well any
body that H. Taine's is not Henri but Hippolyte
AdSlpnr. aud note their slip IN this case only M
an additional evidence OF the hold which an
error somehow takes upon the human mind
NJ. Taue called Henri more than half tho
time IN country and that too by persons who know
better The Ereng Post year or two ago, in printing
the first announcement in this country OF NJ Iaine's
latest work. with passages from advance sheets,
printed the name Henri nj the head Of It's columns and
ihs involuntary lapse the face OF positive knowledge
led 10 an part OF the origin OF the
common error IL discovered Tint good while
Henry Holt a CO., the publishers OF Tane's works,
printed the ~ Henri Tame their title pages
Tame thus first introduced 10 American readers
.s Henri ald however well may know that his name
In H,polyte Ad lpAe, every American lnyOluntarny
thinks uf INN as Henri Tame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE PoYNTz MURDER CASE.

Mary f. Evans, indicted jointly with her nus
band athane Evans for the killing of Thomas j. Poynn
AT her house in Brentwood suffolk Comfy L. H. ON the night
~ January 30 win be placed trial at Rverhe TO-
day Nr Evans will De the tried for mur
der I'm n couiv The circumstances the murder.
brief as follows: Poyntz and amcd Kennedy drank
freely ut Evanss the night of TIE murder and
both went to bed in the room, intoXlcated
Kennedy declares that the night hs awakened by MIS-
Evans coming INTO the She exclaimed, aer 700
the bed "Oh, Mr.. Poynz Gead' kehhehy sdtsu.n
hjmsef that POyItz dead, but fell as rcp again
in 1ie same room. The losT-mortem examination showed
p.ntel's eargc, Lad pierced tine chest OF Poynu
a. Evans was canrtinakrr he NJ suspected. aud
lie coroner ury .onnd him guilty POgEtZs DEATH After
Evans wa lodged tn Hiveriiead all The actions II his
wifi. excited -vicion, aud indicted The prosecu
will emp l. prove that Eenne is the guilty mar az
he and Poyuiz "A saloon before To EFass
home comme iy Eyaus aud l- wIte IL aOui bea Innr
Der motive, the deceased man ard they were very
friendly. Evans il his and his wife 10 Only
Icw years younger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE sTENwAY HALL COMMUNISTS,

Five prisoners, with long hair, broad
hiu1ued hats and determined looks were charged yes
tery at the Fy-seyenth street Police Court, with dis
ttirbiug the meeting IN favor Of the Constitutional
Amendments at Steinway Han, Monday evening
Henry EImunds an Enelishman Of No % Unon-square'
WAS first arraiened and Justice Murray discharged INN
with an adnoniton. when leaving the court room he
ouarrellrd with the officers aud summarily elected
4 time will come" be said but that was all George
Pane Of No 1877 FOrsyt expressed his disgust AT bis
rest ny sin.1n. the Mar,eilaise Hymn" while on the
way TO the station House. He was fined $40, and re-
oured 10 furnish 81 900 bail to keep the peace for three
months Lu,cn sanal, OF No. 1G9 East Northumberland
four,h was given the same sentence, but after read
tn the following letter Justice Murray discharged him;
To the Hon. II. MrRRAY ~,
- ~, ra1'' is Irccn Sanal. the editor 81 The
Nclc- York PcricC published in Harlem an, mink YOU
W re one subscribers am arrdlghch lor hNlnS
isfurled IN the Acknowledgement meeting. nave had
no oprnrtinity Of warning my family ana fciths my
LAWYER here. wish could communicate WIZ. Them ahn
secure all mean, OF defence, considering my arrest d,
one Of tac worst OutIages ptr"tIalcu Nv 'Ie iVl'c
am dcsrous OF having full nsdce done to me IN the mat
ter. L. 'N'
August Feiss Of Wiliamburgh. was boy Of about
seventeen wears of age and chcercd and bsscd because
ae heard others cheer and hiss He was discharged as
Nll As John W. Jubeilla of No 53l East Fifh-s there
being some Doubt in their cases
Jrstus sclwab and his adherents had intended to
uIesef TO the euway Hall meeting on Monday even
iug series resolutions, r which the mann POINTS are
tlf every attempt 10 limit tire franchise Is danolcal
cons piracy against republican form OF government;
that e labOiing elias. paying al the taxes, though per
nan, INDIRECTLY is entitled Ia ul citizenship; mat the
pr0prr y-Odug class cannot check c"ilupuo lOr II ~
Itself most corrupt, and that the Constitutional amend
mcnis sbal Il, contested. No opportunity TO present
these resolutions Was gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
XLVTH CONGRESS-EXTRA SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
SHORT SESSION OF THE sENATE-BILIS AND REsoLU-
TONS Observation-Disclosures TO THURS
DAY.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. Oct. %.
The following bills were introduced and re-
ferrcd:
BY Mr.. WALLACE Dem, PENN. to provide a law
fu note currency for the currency OF the United
States. In introducing the bill Mr. Wallace said he
did 50 by request and without committing himself to the
provisions Of the bill He also introduced bill To a
fnur1Zo "A longjOnd the investment savings.
By Mr. INGALLS, 0sep. kan.). to cqualile the bounes
of soldiers who served IN the late for the Union Also
biz to enable Indians To become citizens OF the United
states.
by Mr. FERRY Rep, Mich), joint resolution author
izng the onical publication of the decisions OF the III
terror Department relating TO pubic land': 49,
by Mr.. DAVE Qnd, III by request MI additional
section 900 of IN" Revised Statutes OF tie united
States in reg ird To wrlts of error.
BY Mr.. PLUMB Ciep, Kan), bill defining the man
ncr in which certain and scrip may be assigned and
located applied 10y actual settlers, and providing Tor
TIE issue patents in the OF the locator, or his
legal REPRESENTATIVES.
By Mr. COKE (Dem., TeX). a mendng section 1861,
tfc XVI Revised Statutes OF the United States
in regard To The militia. IL makes an annual appropria-
lion 100000 for the purpose OF providing arms and
equipments Tor the whole body OF the militia either by
purchase manufacture.
Mr. DAWES (Rep., Mass) presented petitions OF cit
izeus OF the District of Columbia and Toulun, STARK
County, H., in favor OF extending the Capitol grounds
so a 10 include suitable location for the Congressional
Library Supreme Court and other National buildings.
Referred. -
that vneu the Senate adjourn to-day, II be
Thursday next in order that the committees OF the Sen
ate may have time TO prepare business.
The Senate then. az l2:2O y. H., on motion Of Mr.
HAMLIN (Rep., Me), went INTO Executive Session and
when the doors were reopened at 1913, adjourned until
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER o. 1877

not ten are to be seen in the limits of the English
capital. Through London outward bound in August
through London homeward bound in October, snch
is the habit of American migration. Those VINO
came earlier than August are those who are already
on the wing for home Why will You not alter your
customs just enough TO conform to this unalterabie
law of English fef IL London is worth seeing IL
is worth seeing at its best and its best is almost any
other period of the year than that which the Amen-
can traveller selects FOR his too brief visit. G.w.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
AN OIL CARRYING MONOPOLY.

The fact of the sale of the Empire Trans
uortat on Line Ia the Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY ana the feeling among oil dealers at the colt
troI tt1s given to the standard Oil Company,
f,rred to in Saturdays TRIBUNE. II is alleged that
President Scott la, made contract with the Standard
Coupany agreeing carry its Of on basis which vii
give that company rebate Of 80 cents every barrel Of
olcrrred The agreement sand To he that all reDncrs
shall be charged II % barrel, drawback Of 30 cents
neng granted Ia the Standard Company not only on It's
own oil bn also oil shipped by other persons. The re
bate Is not TO he paid directly to the standard Company
hui TO Mr. Rockalar. its president IN person. or 10 one
Of rbe other officers by whom will ne placed in the
rauv's treasury BY tins agreement all rsfnerics not
owned BIS the STANDARD Company and shipping oil to
Puiadr lpiIa NcN York VIII bc Completed 10 pay q
tnyaliy of 30 cents barrel Ia that company. The
Ssaudnrd COMPANY IL said Ia have furnished the monty
tor The purchase OF the Empire Line by Ire pennsylvania
Company. ,., -. ,
ending october 90. issued ~ superintendent Strong,
SHOWS that the transactions were very heavy, bOin ~
optlOns and regular delivery. Refined OH was maIke
bv great dul.ness, and decline OF hall cent gallon.
wuhou improving the demand. The same proportion
are decline occurred bnlk crude, and for export IL
was mated that the opening of new wells would equal
the fang-Oh in the old wells, thus maintaining Tue pro-
duc,n Tor October at duy average Of 10000 barrels
The report also showed large Increase OF tHc rOduc
NON OF petroleum in Russia, attbutng ii 10 the alb Ill
ZION OF our internal revenue tax previously levied on
naphtha 10y the Rus IAN Government The Number oi
vessels loading in NcW-Iofk. Philadelphia and Balti-
mere was -, aggregate amount oi OH shipped belng
.- 900 barrels aud I32JOO cases OF tEesc Newly OK
- udIg rs vessels with refined OIL, with crude, aud
with uapAtha, taking TOTAL OF Zlb,UOO barrels aud
a. nm 49, Cne exUrts from New York curing the
las. tnrec DAYS OF week l4Os,615 gallons, max
INC total since January of l9i.22,Ol2 -allOns. The
Ia exports from United States from January To
G96I397 gallons the amount tor the same time in
1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
COLUMBIA AND THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
AND SURGEONS

The trustees of Columbia College for long
time have thought that the relations OF Columbia 10 the
College of Physicians and Surgeons were unsatisfactory
The after institution branch Of Columbian so thai
lis diplomas must bc signed by President Barnard, aud
M colleagues, influence IN no WAY the standard
Of admission graduation This responsibility Wlliou
CORE spOing pnwcrs Columbia COlcgcf ds unpleasant,
AMI Therefore last Spring committee OF trustees was
appointed 40 ii the matter could not DE rcncded A.
wi Pothlng has been done. l. Is understood tat thu
COLLEGE of Physicians ana Surgeons would consent 10
any change taat would leayr tae appointment az us
teachers entirely with itself. Il II Lot known what rel
tio Will between tine tV institutions, bu
authorities of Columbia are OF the oinion mat the
preseut loose mes must be improved severed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
POLICE pIsMrssAIs AND TRANSFERS.

Sergeant ?. II. Larkin and Roundsman Mark lIag-
gerry of the Thrtyrst Precinct discharged from the
police force Yesterday violaona rule which requires
that all letters anonymous otherwise received BY officers
m De- sent through the and Inspectors. the
prriuterdrnt. officer Mclaughlin found an anonymous let
ter addressed insDcclor making charges o IN soohne
agnu,t R0unismaY Ia gcTty Sergeant Larkl told Hag
gerry after discussion that II would be letter for him 10
keep the letter himself
Tho Police made n following trauaier Scrgeauts
William j. Linden Fifteenth Precinct AMI W. y smith
ThIticih EXCHANGED places atronrn ChaStcs smith
aud AIMEE Herman Eleventh. to the Frt Maaer from
The Tenth the NJ Campbell and j. c. Cooper
ir from sixteenth to the Eighth T. Kelly from the
Eighth To the sixteenth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-24
THE FIFTHAvE RESERVOIR UNNECESSARY.

IOlninSSlOnrf IdlnpD'II ItVVTI'U II IU fI'I'TII'H
Yesterday in regard at Fiithave and For
ehst lie declared longer part ~ the wa
ter system The changes the pine system requisite upon
the rem, val reservoir w0ud cost aboat $40 ODO ana
e expense Of leyeng reservoir above the value oi the
materials DE about $4,000. CpmHI~s9 nerS' os
III Of value Of property II fnitNi
1T is Op, ned through the ground 10 be sold, j. -
follows sixteen lots Ftiave, ri S33O0p "ach IUO
sixteen SXihave $1,000 eacI 12-OOoO: ll6 lots
or For,th FoIytr apd Forty -secGnss a. $4,000 each
81 S56 900; tal SGgGOOu The value of the ground
cupied the eyo exclusive Of the apolhing PARK
rfound l. imat.l $3.50 200 While approving II the
with reservoir, CORPORATION Counsel
whitney gives his opinion That il only be done
through an Ieelsl and II IL should be decided
make city park, this plan VII have 20 D. specially deslS
.trF l.rf.