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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
MAYORS GRACE AND Low CONFERRING.

Mayor Low and Mayor Grace met Yesterday, and
discussed the resolution of the Brooklyn Bridge
trustees which appointed them a committee to In
yestigate the management of the bridge since II
passed into the hands of a Board of trustees.
We decided that the resolution of the trustees
was little ambiguous. 1t is not just ceT5aia
whether the trustees meant us to begin AT 1870,
when the bridge was placed in the hands of Board
of Trustees or whether we are to 90 back to 1900
For the first SIX years 1t was private corporation,
although the two cities gave $1,000 600 toward Its
construction during that time. Therefore we con
clnded to ask the opinions of the Corporation Coun-
sells of the two cities and if they interpret the reso-
luton to mean that we shall begin with 1852 we
viii begin there must say, however, that L am
not greatly inclined toward ancient history"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
ALARGE VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.

Ida Duke, while passing along Chatham-st.
in August 1851, was knocked down and permanently
Injured by falling awning The awning had been sup
ported by post which had been rendered insecure
passing wagon. Tho unsafe condition Of the post and
thc awning which it supported said TO have been
evident that the city hortes ch8rgeable with
notice of 1t. Duke began action the city
to damages Tor the injuries sustained 10y her.
The case for trial yesterday before Judge j. +.
DAILY in the C0urt or Common Pleas. The jury brought
in yeraict in OF Miss Duke for $4,000 Clifford
A II Bartlett represented the plaintiff and Charles
Blaudy, an Assistant Corporation Counsel the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
THE INSANE FRENCHMAN,s VICTIMS.

All the women who were stabbed by Ernest Du-
touraue in Fourteenth-st on Tuesday were said to
be improving yesterday. Mrs. Hanley, the police
mans wife " as said TO be out of danger, and her
Epeedy recovery at the New York Hospital was ex-
pected. Her husband has leave OF absence TO Ell,
able him TO be near her tor part of each day and
that none of the other injured women was willing
10 make charges against the insane French
man but IL was believed that some
nj them intended TO bring suits against
the city for damages. The police received some IN
formation 10 the effect that the Frenchman had
been known TO be vicious recently. No steps have
been taken to have him examined by experts with
a view OF determining the extent of his mental de-
ranQCmeut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY
oo,,,rr ms GETTING MONEY BY DECEIT.

Edward G,ay broker Of No. le ~ the
was taken before justice Murray SSSte of Francis
Iomos 'O or No 96n West Twent y-ninth st., VINO
scGns that Gav had obtained 5000 from hm , Sat
de-, os SGmPlain n accountant s
sne Sia.v of $1,000 per aunum: The complain
mt deposited 500 security for his iasniSnssS
%fr the expiis ton Of one month he en@s;t
a. sa,vices when he demanded 70 have MS aepyIs1o
,r os When the case came on for hearing pe
for, Justice Murray yesterday afternoon ~ t The
Tombs Police Court. the complainant rs ocrsed
obarye as n settlement had been made Inc u.v ~,
man was then discharged. 1t is alleged IIa foT
the same man who was lodged III tne dn 0,i of w
eight cen months or two years uhoer 'h0 n''"'
u Cray nn "A charge OF forgery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Oct. 12.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-lay-prrsent the Hon. Charles Andrews G. j.. and
associates, the following business was transacted:
No G8- William W. Tabor plaintiff in agt The Poo
Die, etc. defeudants In erIOr-Submitten.
40 2sS- l. Everett, respondent agt. James K.
COnklin, apleant-Argued
No. 2SB-Amaziah Ellis, respondent, agt August Harr.
man appellant Submitted
No 2Jl--Edwari NowcOmb. receiver, appellant agt.
Matthew Hale impld etc, respO1dent-Argued
DAY calendar for Friday October 49, Nos 292 295 1913,
900 300 SOL 3U2 aud 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
cOuRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10

SUPREME CoURr-CHANBERs-fIeld by Barrett J.-Conrt
opens at l0i3O m.-Calendar called a. Ii m-Nos AZ
100 ia 10 1885, 22 49, z26 80 2J7 2i2 253 25i POO
go 26l, 202
bUTTEAE CoURr-GENERAL TERM-IIed by DAVIS r. j.,
Brady and Dwight, JJ.-CouTt opens at 1890 m.-NOs
~ 3D. 20 81 D. 30 90 81 81 80, 81 IS. 81 -. AL
3D. 6 A. 40 90 Oh 90 CO. 60 40 II - az, 49, "a, 49, a.
40, 80, 81 - 81, Il a. ~, 80.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Van Worst J.
opsns 30 NAV and FactSos 043, a. l6o
e3 4l2 22O. 22 2O2 $685. 5l6, &c., 3bd 435 6lO 4e. 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
wrAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections - 1,
Senate Committee Towns and villages mt Gisey
House. -. . ~, ro
Senate Insurance Committees investigation OF No 52
Willam-st - -. ~, -, -
Meeting Of Grand Army Posts ut No. 364 sixth-ave.
Detroit Metropolitan baseball match on Polo Grounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
THE CUSTOMS INVESTIGATION.

Edward o. Graves and Special Agent Brackett,
two members of the commission to inquire into the
customs service at this port are pursuing their IN
yestgation daily. They expect to be through with
ihe Collectors department this week, when they
W visit Castle Garden and after that examine the
Surveyors and Naval Officers departments and
finally the APPRAISERS office To finish the task
will take probably two or three weeks. The four
commissioners viii then meet US a board and re-
ceiye and consider the tabular statements of the
heads of the departments TO the forces under
Them and the duties and compensation pertaining
IN them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-Secretary Folger FUm n
Lrenns Hotel-Exsenator Lot Morrill,, OF Maine, and
Sir Francis Hneks Of Montreal ,,u hotes s,c
William Cassus Goodoc. OF Kentucky. 6iisey Rouse
senator Dennis Mccarthy, Of Syracuse ana quIer
eustus schoonmaker OF Kingston, N. Sfurerdnf
House-Pay Director ]. g. Cunningham, u. g. NJ. West
munster Hofel-Mme Minnie Hauk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
PENsACoLA's APPEAL FOR HELP.

d. s. Brent, chairman of the Executive Commit
tee of the Board of Health of Pensac la, Fla,
Yesterday telegraphed to Edwin W. Adams & Co.,
Shipping merchants, OF No. ia Wdll-st., as fol
lows; Reports Of our distress not exaggerated
but fall short of the TRUTH We need help for pres
emf necessities and deeply concerned and uneasy
at the prospects of the future. The fever ~ OF
more fatal character than heretofore" Subscrip-
fions NAV be sent to Edwin w Adams & Co., No.
ia Wall-st OF to Gilman, Son & Co., bankers, No.
Is is proposed to lay the matter before the Cham
her of commerce. Board of Trade and TTanspOrta-
iion. Produce Exchange and other commercial
bodies in view of inducing the public to give assist
ance TO the suffering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

UNDER DRLL.-YOung and fashionable wife
Ito very plain and OldfishiODed husbandl-" Now, my
dear before forget IT, let remind you that at our
dinner to-day wish yOu omit those hOrrid tales or
yours, about how you went barefoot when boy and do
try and have little style than Egyptian mum
my."-luarper's Bazaar,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
r " . u r Z:

No matter insignificant he consider 10 for every
who has battered himself that but
tHin4 ailment ami who suffers from It and
the trusss 20 such an eNtent that ne has no enjoy
meuts once rlod II unworthy of spCcla att nOn IL
not saudstil aiicton 10 Is steadily no-rcsste. even
unto death he who taxes the steps 10
he etctuay relieved OF II before the day OF suffering and
I'll on cllnNA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
ANEws COMPANY SUED FOR LIBEL.

Marie Prescott, an actress, began some tlme
ago action in the superior Court against The American
News Company TO recover 100000 as damages for an
alleged libel, contained in an article published IN August
sold and distributed by the news company. The article
referred to another article which had appeaieI IN
another dramatic paper. Inc latter article
contained great many damaging comments on
Miss Prescotts character ana reputatl2n' Inc ar
tice I'm Nyn Crtnkte called the other aruce portrait
OF Miss Prescott which she had given 80 TO nave
painted and published in order TO adyerse nerSe
also said that Miss Prescott mao not Otleu 10 lur
nsb the public with cause for believing that tge Dor
trait Of herself had 3e@n sfuy & bgo dac ssc
and jury The only evidence offered by MISS Prescott
attorney TO show the publication or the alleged
libel and the sale and distribution OF the paper contain
Ing it, by the news company.
Ex-Judge William Fullerton, for the company, then
began his opening to the jury; Inc COMPANY ne
SAID. had no knowledge or means OF knowledge tt any
bclous attack on Miss Prescott was contained IN inc
paper distributed by IT, ana II therefore coud not nave
acted with malice I'm tho matter However, as Miss
Prescott had chosen 10 bring an action against the nnO
cent news company instead Of the guilty publisher OF
the paper he would be the painful duty OF prov
S s 5s This al S by Mr. fullerton Of what
he intended TO do made painful impression upon Mss
Prescott and little boy who sat by her side The hrst
material witness for the defence called by Mr. Fullerton
Miss Prescott herself She testified hat her maiden
In this city on June %, 1881. She did not have her
marriage certificate with her.
Mr.. Fullerton-Where is the certificate
Miss Prescott-N0ne OF your business.
Mr. this the best account you can give OF
Miss Prescott, calmly ignoring Mr. Fullerton, turned
to to-. the ~ W anG Sae a ev e june ISL and
that that twas enough" In a subsequent part OF her
examination she said she had been married IN 1869 10
Edward James Burke. II did not clearly appear where
Mr.. Burke r. at the present time,
Mr. FullertOn-Did y0u ever represent yourself TO DO
the wife Of Ernest Harvler :
Miss Prescott Indignantly answered "Never."
Mr. FullertOn-Dld you sign your name as Marie
Harycr
Miss PrescOtt-NO, never.
Mr. Fullerton then handed to tho witness large mum
Der OF letters, some OF which she said were letters
written by her her husband, William Pertzei;
the rest she said not hers. Mr.. Fullerton
read one OF the letters admitted by the witness
to have been written by her, in which
reference Is made to Ernest" The witness
said the reference sarcastic one ana could not be
by except her husband, who had re-
ceiyed letters containing matter which maze the
meaning OF the reference to Ernest" plain The eX-
animation OF the witness will be continued to-day.
Miss Prescott appears TO be about thirty years old.
She II good looking and intelligent. In giving her test
mony sue expressed herself clearly and cOncscy and in
good English She dressed plainly and IN good taste.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
INSANE WHEN HE KILLED HIS DAUGHTER

Daniel w. Marer, OH April "a, 1879, killed his
daughter Mary, age ten. An investigation show ed
that tue nau was insane and on the. certificates of
two physicians he was sent 10 an insane asylum
He was placed on trial yesterday in the Court of
General Sessions as the District Attorney said that
the prisoner had sufficiently recovered to plead.
The prisoners counsel stated that according to the
testimony of three physicians, the prisoner was In
sane ut the time he committed the act, and had not
yet been discharged FROM the ASYLUM. Dr. Macdon-
aid of Wards Island, and two other ply sicians tes
titled that Macer insane when he killed his
daughter and the dry acquitted the prisoner the
ground of insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

Minister to Buenos Ayres, and similar one WI DC
has the medal and will present 1T and the letter so
compan wing il to the Board of Aldermen at It's next
meeting. Tho medal is said 10 contain gold amount
ing 10 300,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
A MEDAL FROM BUENOS AYRES.

The City of Buenos AyIes has sent to the " Hon
cradle Town Council of New-York gold medal IN
INSTRUMENTATION of the definite establishment OF the
argentine Republic. The medal was brought to
th}s oitv by General Thomas o. Osborn. American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 1882

Iiceman said. 81 am not treated fairly In this and
will not wrestle auy more.p He left the platform,
and William Il. Harding. the manager OF the match'
presented the medal to Quigley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
Rogers, Peet & Co.,

~-SSSJ - ~ - WV ~ WV
with this divertng puzzle offer the following prizes
for competition, open only to BOYS UNDER Is
YEARS OLD:
No. I.-SEOO.OO i'm Cash 10 the First boy
presenting in person combination spelling
THREE t3l Dictionary words OF four III letters.
Money payable at sight.
No. "A Suit, OyercOat, Hat, Shoes
and complete Outfit OF Underwear,
value $4,000, to the boy who snail, before
Christmas, obtain the greatest number of COM
bnations. spelling two ri Dictionary words
No. 3.-A Suit and OvercOaf, value
$500, for second greatest number of duplicate
combinations
No. "A Suit, value $1,000, for the
third greatest number
List of words spelled, plainly written with the
spoilers lame and address should be mailed to the
firm. delivered at the store. $50 to $40 BROAD
WAY lopp. Metropolitan HOTEL
The name OF the prize winners will be published
the day after Christmas.
"ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL
BOY" SAYS THE OLD ADAGE, so WE MIX A LITTLE
FUN WITH OUR BUSINESS AND INTEND THAT
THE BOYS OF NETWORK SHALL HAVE SOME
SPORT WE HAVE PUZZLES ENOUGH FOR EVERY
BOY IN THE CITY AND SHALL TRY TO GET ONE TO
EACH, BUT THAT WILL REQUIRE TINE. so WE
INVITE THE BOYS To COME AFTER THE PUZZLES,
SAY, BOYS II YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO 60
OUT ALONEJUST REMIND MA OF SOME ARTICLE
OF CLOTHING YOU NEED AND SHE WILL NATUR
ALLY COME To Us AS THE BEST PLACE To BUY
WHATEVER BOYS WANT BE II CLOTHES, UNDER
CLOTHES. HATS OR SHOES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
SEEKING TO REMOVE AN EXECUTOR.

The argument on the motion recently made
before Surrogate Rollins behalf Of two of the residuary
egatee, tue late Julia Co eman for the removal or
Michael Lynch from his office executor had yes
before the Mrs. Coleman died in 1881,
leaving Will III wuich she disposed o. estate said TO
be worth about 100000. After making certain be-
quests eatiyes Mrs Coleman directed that the rest
OF her properly real and personal should be converted
by her into money and the proceeds divided
equally among the seven children OF deceased brother
Michael Lyucn, brother Ot the testatriX, and john
Power were named as executors OF the viii. The Will
adnted To probate without contest, and not long
ago NJ Lynch fled executors account The ground
LEGGED by pettiOnng resduary egatees for the
removal Mr. Lynch executor Is thdt lie, by means
false representations in regard 10 the value OF Mrs.
COemans estate, induced them TO sell their interest IN
IL 10 him Tor - 900 each, although interest
known 10 be worth at least $4,000 In Denal OF
Mr. Lynch yesterday 10 was sid that no steps had been
taken OF the estate except with the
kuOwleuge OF ns cOexecutOr Mr.. Power Ii was also
said egaees mad agreed TO take the real estate
allowing to be sold and taxing the proceeds.
The objection also raised that tue Surrogate had
no longer any jurisdiction III the Surrogate kol
Inns reserved his deClsi0u aud gave permission to coun-
present briefs upon the points, whether not he
has Jurisdiction, and II whether or not sufficient
cause mas been shown for Mr.. Lynchs removal as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover" re-
stores vigor cures Dyspepsia, Impotence &c 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
GROUND FOR A NEW COTTON EXCHANGE.

President Fielding on behalf OF the Board OF Man,
ayers of the Cotton Exchange. yesterday announced
10 the members OF the Exchange that they lad puT'
chased and acquired title to about feet on VIII
iam-st., 81 feet on Beaver-st ana 80 feet on IeaI
ST. for the purposes Of d new Exchange building.
The cost of the entire purchase S3S3,975. the
whole of which was paid in cash. The committees
completed their tasks were discharged, aud the fol-
lowing were appointed AS the Building Committee :
j. L. Macaulay, 5. Grunner Thomas Scott. W. /.
Miller Robert Tannahill, William Woodward, it,,
Nave, Lehman James +. Wenman. Nj. Is. Fielding,
S Ranger, Henry Hentz and E. j. Donnel. AS sew
eral of the leases do not expire until Nav l, 1854
IL is prOba bic that there will be some delay in 1.-THE
beginning of operations and i'll this case good H.
come to the Exchange is to he expected IN the
meantime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

HankinsOn Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, 10
f. 9th ST. bet Madison and 9Th ayes. W H. HANKINsoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
MARINE LNTELLLG ENOE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO.DAY.
Sunrses 6:l0 sets, 523 6Ol Moons age DAYS
HIGH HArER rs-DAi
M-Sandy HOOK 1862 Gov Island $50 He'll Gate. 1893
Pleasantly Hook, s9; Gov Island 9uli Hell Gate, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
Announcements.

Because it vitalzes the blood carrying health
TO each organ why Ginger Tonic many
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
TIE OUEENS OF SOCIETY

are among beautylng SoZoDoNT
which communicates the teeth the gsenng Whteness or
snow their renders spongy amt uce ated gums
healthy breath offensive by deie tive tee as sweet
as honey sucSle Ladies' ye were made 10 capl.ate Make
your and swift empire male hearts
lasting by sso yerein aid The fashionable world declares
10 10 hing ukeif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

DIR SHERMAN is Obliged 10 be at his branch Office in
list where he viii remain FOR an lndeh
period Inc afflicted will therefore do well 10 lose no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
WESTERN UNION OFFICERS CHOSEN.

Alta meeting of the directors of the Western
Union Telegraph Company yesterday the following
officers were elected Noryln Green, president;
Horne vice-pres idents Thomas +. Eckert, general
manager, and ID. II. Bates assistant general man
ager The subordinate officers hold over. The Ex-
ecutive Committee made up of the following
directors Norvin Green, Thomas T. Eckert, E. ID.
Morgan, John Van Horne. Augustus Scnel Harri-
son Durkee Jay Gould, Russell Sage, AlonzO Is.
Cornell, Sidney Dillon, Cyrus W. Field and George
L Could
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

The man who knows nothing Of Mrs lydia
i Pinkham and her sovereign remedy for is wanted
Tor uyman The fact clearly that he does not read
the uapers-[N. III. Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

LUNDBORG's PERFUME,
Marechal Mel Rose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
HpNpy A DANIELS VI. T

IA Lexington.aye. between Goth and 30h.sts
Hours Impotence. Sterillty, Diseases OF the
Generave organs and all diseases that would he m mped
en 10 marriage birth OF healthy children ecalties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
.NvIrry IN THE TEA MARKET.

There is uncasiness in the tea trade or account %
The excessive amount of stock on hanu, anu i;nnd
are ANXIOUS TO dispose of it, Prices nave ~d The
from 10 to rs per cent in the general trauo, ~
coming in of new teas has caused much ahAt E ; ~
member of the firm OF Carter, hawiey q ~, rad ad
norters said "There is large stock Oh NV 49, ~
Goods in the market aud it is demorallilhS M th;S
q certain extent The reason OF TINS IL tlat aS LIS t
conntrv is the only one that leves no duty upon S
eli the moor grades are sent here. ana the sna
mort dutv levied in China and Japan does noV hoia
fbem hack It is doubtful, however whethei .nooe
ow.cradc teas will go into general consnmptiv,nt S
The consumers have learned that they can QUAIL t ~
desirable teas as low fifty cents pound wn WIS
no more than the lower grades used 10 cost 49,, w.
no tea duty inferior grades from emma anu 'ap'.r
find their way TO this market by being nXeu up ~
their coloriuG aud being otherwise made at'aoV III
TO BUYERS The only way in when these eau oo I'LL
is through the aucti0n rooms. when nave peS I'm,
DANA gng to the legitimate trade Inc a9VIceS ii
China indicate that the export OF teas VIII pro9aDS
he less this year than for the last two years rro
Japan however, the reports show that the 49, go
will be a million and quarter POUNDS hoio 'n''
last year" $500 -, -. :. IN excess
Another broker said that, while there is an eScess
Of teas on the market. prices nave oeeh coi iis
down for three years past and excessive suPR,o S
have enabled buyers 10 control prices: ih T I'M
grades OF tea are selling at lower prices III ~ ou
sumpg countries The consumption OF yea IN LnE,
land is fully four times greater than III tls oouS
in proportion to the population"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
, Ro,RDER WHOSE STAY WAS SHORT.

fashionably dressed young man, giving n,s
name as Mr. Warren, has been swindhng 3oaru In
house keepers in Cntonpace IN a taulliar W.,
His method was much more simple imam tnoso
nractised by some OF the class to winch he belongs
representing that he was clerk IN Stewarts stOle,
be engaged Of the best rooms III nou9" INC ne
Fiftht9ye He did not have any baggage When NC
came to dinner. but assured the andlady that ne
would have il sent around the next morning dndE5
9Th ms @stLetic appearance, he SAID that he
always made II a point to pay for ms
room and board two weeks in advance re p, -.
that afternoon received a check for $5O-toO lae ~
have II cashed at a bank-and asked as favor tnat
his landady would take the check and pay MN MN 'h n,
balance after deducting her bill Wheh sl0 st"n
clined 10 do that he said that he would Just sLep
ont and have il cashod himself 1t Is feared that
the young man has me- with foul play as ne mas as
not yet returned. HIS baggage did not come a. b t
had promised And there is a room TO leu I'D 'ha'
boarding house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13
PRIZES
PUZZLED SPOILERS,

To promote an Interest in Spelling and TO famil
iarize the boys OF New-York with the name Of It's
greatest Clothing House,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

RICHMOND-The Richmond County Grand Jury
have been discharged. They found large number
of indictments. including several against liquor
dealers Edgewater for violation OF the excise law.
CLIFToN.-Captan Jacob Delaney, Of the barge
City of Rome mOored at Clifton was committed To
Jail yesterday on a charge Of felOnI0ns assault in
discharging pistol at "A man named Hall, who was
engaged in unloading the vessel Both men were
drunk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-13

PORT OF Observation-Disclosures, OCT. I2. 1882
ARitIN -