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TIE Troy POLICE CASE.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Dec. 31.-The Troy police
case came up at Special Term before Judge Westbrook
here to-day. Tho motion Tor Police Commlssioner
Mag TO show why he should not be compelled to meet
with the Police Board at present constituted Com
missioner Hydorn having boon suspended by Mayor
Murphy Inst spring. for alleged misapproprston OF
license money the Board was left in Democratic con
troll. Magl Republican. tlereupOn refused to act with
the BOARD which LETT ir without quorum and bust
has been transacted since May. The court hnay
decided 10 hold over week, inasmuch as Jusllee
Osborn had s,read similar motion before Inn, when
was vet undecided.
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$500. Emile Melville is in Chicago Frank
Mayo acts, this week, in Rome, Ca. and
Selma, Alabama. Katharine Rogers was, last
week in Leadville. Colorado. Lolita was, last
week, in Cincinnati ..... Lawrence Barrett is in
Tcxas.--...Aice Harrison passed Christmas at Fort
Wayne, and appeared IN Terre Haute December 20.
Maggie Mitchell acts this week in Albany and
Troy......Frank Mordauut appears tomorrow
night. in Trenton, acting in Mr. H. G. Morris's
Old Shipmates' $500. Oliver Doud Byron gives
this week TO Pttsburg......S Sol Smith Russell is in
Chicago. Steele Mackave will be this week
in W Wheeling, Cumberland and Newark.
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IRON WoRKERS DENANDING MORE PAY

HARRISBURG, Penn, Dec .3l.-All the employees
at the Lochel Iron Works on strike. Two weeks
ago the puddeIs at Bailey'- nail works mado demand
for fifty cents additional per to take effect to-day
but the time extended by them for two weeks
longer in order TO allow the employees at the different
rolling mills in the middle district act upon the
nccnt The men have strong hopes OF an accession TO
their demand and upon the strength VI the advance
e.. tho fpDrt fr.Ifn
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ONE CONVICT MTEDLBED BY ANOTHER.

SING SING, y. Y. Dec. 3l.-Daniel Cash, a
convict as aa,a--iaat,a la the middle atcAen oil sing
SIM prison. th, morune. 5y Angelo Corue;t, an Italian
convict. The weapon used was q short tablckuIfs,
ground 10 point which entered Cshs thluat just be
low Ga. car U.a.l eu-ied twenty minutes. There
WA, NO. quarrel between The Cash had been wit
nes al " ute Plains against MauRaDo. who murdered
Charles Williams COue.t began the trouble IN which
I.lAms was killed. and there appears TO bee no other
roasu fnr this murder than tho fact that Cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-01
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SyilOgs.s for the past ~ hours

WASHINGTON. Jan. l. l a. m.-The bar
ometer IS highes. in Dakota and Minnesota and lowest
the mouth Of the ST. Lawrence. Occasional light
has fallen In the Northwest Lake region, Ton
nesaee the Ohio Valley and Ncw-EnEand. Southwest
erv winds prevail IN the CUT Atlantic Coast states aud
Lower Lax region elsewhere they are mostly north
westerly The temperature nas fallen IN Ncw-Eugla "a
and the Northwest and risen in the Gulf ana south At
latc states.
Indications for fo-ftl
For New Euclaud, fair weather winds mostly north
westerly stationary lower temperature, higher pres
sure
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair weather followed
bv increasing cOIdlnes possibly by occasional snow,
winds mostly nprthWcstrrlV, stationary or lower tenn
pcrature generally higher pressure.
Indications to-H0rrop
Pair vea. her is indicated to-day in the South.
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TTE PRESIDEYTS DEP1RTJRE.

President Arthur left dis city yesterday morning
for Washington. taking the limited express tram at
10 am. on the Pennsylvania Railroad. President
Robertss private car No 40, was SET apart Tor the
party. The President was accompanied by his sou
and daughter. the Secretary of the Treasury Judge
Folgerr Private Secretary Phillips and Alexander
Powell, the messenger. 1t was expected that Sec
Rotary Frclinghuysrn and Cor gressman RoOeSon
WouidiOin the party ON the route.
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WATCH-NIGHT SERTICES.

There were very few watch-night services
held last evening In the city churches, and the attend
ance was small. At Carmel Chapel, No. 1874 BoWery,
the services began at p. N, and consisted OF
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snort service was held ~ St. Paus Methodist Church,
Twenty-sec0nd-s and FOurth-ave consisting or sing
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dist Church q sermon preached By he Rev DR..
DekersOn, the pastor. appropriate TO the occasion.
There was also service the Church Of the Incarna
LDn
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AAT4L INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-A telegram received
At the Navy Department to-day reports the United
states steamer Es.ex ha7 Hampton Roads Tor Lue-
ria She Will proceed thence 10 the Pacific station.
Lieutenant J. A. H. NicKels is detached from the survey
steamer Bache and ordered To the Norfolk maynard,
January g. Payuaster l. A. Fraley Is also ordered 10
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witness against Cornets friend and oouutryman Caen
sentenced by Judge Gdersleeve, in Newly ork june
r. 1873 confession OF burglary In the nrst ueBr
"a siN years. He about thirtYtwO years oio ana
had wife, who was here TO him last week Cor
netu sentenced in juno, 1880, for term OF Two
yeUrs for mauslaughtcr.
that Cash to his death from stab wound licted
nv
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CHARLES TAPPAN.

Charles Tappan, age forty-six, of No 3jS
Halsey-st. Brooklyn. for eight years employed as
bookkeeper in the count.ngroom Of THE TRIBUNE, died
suddenly yesterday a Hasey-st. car. For several
years Mr. Tappau was employ "a in the nterna Revenue
Bureau in BROOKLYN His death vac caused from tropsy
q disease from which lie has uhered many years.
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cH1RGED NTH PENSION FRAUDS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Dec. 3i.-Judge 2. c.
Doo.cy anu Casper a. .euDcrG, prominent Republican
lutmDe. OF the Legislature, arrested tins morning
bv the United tIles Marshal Information lodged by
s,.,a1 A..e,+ Dre,rster Cameron charging them with
frauduenI collection and retention OF pensions. Ihe
arrests cause cOu-idD surprise and cOMDcu Judge
pUuity is County Attorney.
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DIED.
ASDERSON-In Paris. France November p. 1881. Mr.
John Anderson Of Tarrytown, y. !.
Funeral will be- held at Trinity Gu rch, Tuesday
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Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
Please omit flowers
BALDWIN-oa Thursday. December %. ISL Jesse Ba.i
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Re Ile4d, OF the family respectfully invited TO
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O'Clock n IN, Tuesday. January
GEROyy-On saturday December 81. Henry Atee GorOw
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LEWIS-At The Berkeley in this city Thursday. De-
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FiDera services az No % Jth-ave sunday January
I-92 at D. m. Services al SewLondon. Conn, Monday
January =, az % M
Notwithstanding in Philadelphia FRIDAY, December 90,
Henry =. MctouD.
mineral from his residence In Wilmington, Del, Tuesday.
January 3. , 4. NJ, without further notice
NICHOLSON Friday. December 80, Henry q. Nichols IN
the Gftl year oi his age
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral services from Peters Church, state T. near
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Itls kindly requested that no flowers be sent.
4AuTHAth residen CO. 4GS 25d-st of brain fever
December 81, Ernest L., son Of Isaac T. SMITH aged a.
years
services esday az .. H., at the house.
TAPPAN-In Brooklyn December 3D. Charles Tappan aged
46yea
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20 flow when Mr. Mackaye started the bung OF
Hazel Kirke has now. in fact, become broad
and noble river, with branches that irrigaSa the
whole land. IL is hardly necessary to repeSt that
Esmeralda" is mounted n most luxurious
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4 COLORED MANS SUCCESS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-ThOmas H. Henry
was this morning admitted to practice IN the Courts Of
this county Mr. Henry the first cOored who has
ever passed the Board OF Examiners in this civ The
one other colOed lawyer who practising here brought
HIS certificate with him from Boston.
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Gentlemen intending make calls Monday should pro
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G0rERNOR MrRRlY SrNMONED.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Dec. 31.-GOvernOr Murray,
Of Utah. passed through this city today on the way for
WashIu gton having been summoned by telegraph He
was not very communicative, but it S7urmsed that lac
gnes on account Of tine nOnCamPbell controversy
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MRS. LANGTRY COMING.

LIVERPOOL. Dec. 3I.-The London correspondent
of The Liverpool Courier reports that Mrs. Langtry
has promised to appear at Waliack's Theatre in
New-York next autumn.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE, Jan. l, a. m.-The movement in
the barometer is again upward Clear and fair weather
prevailed YESTERDAY The Temperature ranged between
90 and 355 the average f277sol being 81 10 higher
than on the corresponding day Last year, and lo's
higher than on Friday
Fair or clear weather with slight changes in the tenn
peratur may be expected to-day ia this city and
vicinity.
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IL MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
DOMESTIC PORTS


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SANTFL HEMINGWAY.

NEw-HAvES Conn, Dec. 3l.-Samua
Hemingway. president Of the Second National Bank,
died suddenly to-day OF appopiexy. lie seventy
wears
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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or EEw-YO.E ....DEC 81 1891
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PORT or EEw-YO.N DEC 81 1891
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The MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS,
DOMESTIC PORTS
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ORLEANS Dec 3I-Cleared steamers New York, Qnick
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CENTRAL PACK OBSERVATIONS.
OBI7 UARY.
EDWARD LAY MORRIS

IUILADLLFIIIAf
jaw Morris died to-day OF intermittent fever.
Mr. Morris was born IN Philadelphia, July
; 1917 He was graduated from Harvard
College and was member OF the
state Legislature from 1871 to 1S43 aud in 1877 He
also served IN the XAVIIIth Congress rs WING. aud
vas member OF the XXXFth and X&XNIth
Con cresses. From 1850 to 1853 no was Charge
IA flares at Naples, and from 1861 to 1870 be was
Minister to Turkey. He published " a Tour through
Turkey, Greece and Egypt" The Turkish Empire
Life and IOvo in Norway" and Corsica, Social and
Political" the last two being TRANSACTIONS.
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N4RKLED.

MCNEILI-GORDON-On Monday. evening. october o. by
the Rev William Everett. James Mcneil 10 Emma FIetta
Gordon, both OF thi'city.
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" CARErTHERs LITTLE.

BARRIE, Ont, Dec. 31.-William Carruthers
little member OF the Dominion Parliament for South
5lLucOe, died to-day.
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-06-28

hccaweek in your own town. Terms and IS outfit
pUUfree. Address II. Halu;t & Co, Portland, Me.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-06-28

crop. There is no fruit in the West.
ern part Of the State to speak of, and
apples and peaches are brought from
Michigan and Missouri There ais
ways appears to be something to keep
the people excited or in dread,
Sometimes it IS frost; sometimes
drought, sometimes a. hailstorm or
or tornado, sometimes the murrain
or Texas fever in cattle; sometimes
the grasshoppers, and worse than all
the chils and various kinds of fever,
colds, rash, consumption, throat
disease, neuralgia, rheumatism, and
the deuce knows what all. No won~
der that there is general uneasiness
to get somewhere else. You will
see in the papers about the terrible
cyclone at Grinnell. thought the
storm of August 10 was severe
enough, but this storm would have
brought the Vera Cruz clear to De-
Land. ELIHU PRIDEAUX.
Leon, him., June 20, 1882.
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A FIoridian ON His Travels.

Editor of The Florida Agy5culturiSt:
Wheat in and up, corn and potatoes
planted, garden cleaned from weeds.
Sol and I took trip down through
MINI. into Iowa. This country 6e
gins to look splendidly. The trees
are in Leaf, the fields showing fine
green, corn showing the rows (you
had roasting ears in April and the
woods and uncultlyated places are
full of wild flowers. | must say (be-
ing still loyal to my Florida) that
this is certainly magnificent country
with all its drawbacks. However,
with the intelligent application
of the same amountsof labor, capital
and skill given to our high pine land
of Florida the results would be tens
fold greater. The cold storms. the
late irosts, (the fiftf4instant, frost)
the blizzards Of ~ ,,flsr The liability