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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-07
MEASURES IN BOTH HOUSES.

BRooKLYN BILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY - Bills AND
RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
IrRoM TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Feb. 6.-The Assembly debated
throughout session several bills regarding Brooklyn
Speaker CHapin maintained the attitude OF guardian
of the cy interests and prevented the passage OF any
harmful easure AZ usual. the Republican members
had 10 taRo lead In opposing the bills but they were
supported by some country Democrats when
they noticed speaker Cbspns bill ofAr Earls
directing the superintendent Of Public Works OF Brook
Iva TO repave a In the suburbs OF Brooklyn
auickly had ITS LIE Hooked out OF II. bill OF MT
Hodges aut horizng the Commissioner Of Public Works
of BROOKLYN TO exDend $500 900 repaving such streets
as badly repair next discussed MI Burns dis
oyered that this a DILL intended to rc-eleot Mayor
Low BIZ giving hlm large amount Of money to dsburse
among Democratic lsbOrers. Mr. Henry, another Demo
cratic member defended the Mayor and advocated the
bi, rtiBg that 1t was aD eminently u"ihe fule
measure Finally the bill was recommitten 10 the Co'
miltee Oh CitieS enable tie Brooklyn members 10
Come TO agreement upon 1t.
MI H.ggins, OF NeWYOrk was lot permitted 10 pass
Las bin slproprating S5OOOO for the ADMIT ohhu Vi
Hew.York without struggle. Erastus Brooks pointed
out hat the OF App0rtionment OF
the appropriation ana That II was vicious spe
cis legislation He declared that the Assembly had Just
passed unconstitutional bin Increasing the salaries OF
the Aremen and policemen Of Ncw-YOrk. Inspired by
bir. Brooks about hfi- Democrats YOted WIN TUG
Espue ans In favor 0 sting Out tue enao ing clause
o. Z - Mi Tue motion whien was made by Dir. ROose-
We T. failed by vote OF IS to 90. Tho bill Was tncn or
d, rcd TO a third reading - -, - -, ri.
IL I,e senaLe al. Pitts introduced bill to prob bit
Ito making OF rules by any mrdca SOclely otise OF
county By winch MIXERS small Dc prcclutled from
Consulting VITA any duY Authorized piao'Sihs pHySF
cisn for the benefit of aIy sick person -, ,y,,, r,
Mr.. Boya Introduced Dil providing tnst Minam M
BOstWick Heary Henderson, John ~ ss s%aS, iSna ,
S. Ke0gB joan H. COOuey JACOB Cole ana thtr assocl-
sses sha ncOr porated ferry conplny unueT eno
OF the Staten leland md He"-JeIsty feIi{
pany TO establish ferry from IotenVhe staeh Sianu,
To PlOugsare POM, N. j. They snail not 10y 80
than 10 cents TOO passenger ine ~. ", W
tue company Is fixed at SlOO.OOO, whlch 'nd! oo III
creased .
Dir. Boyd offered a resolution, which was referred,
directing me Committee Cites O report upon P
pretty o. Laklog 0ihee County Cirrk OF Sew
saiaried pOsitoD oil fees to be pad inio the Guy
ury He also Introduced bill providing or the appoint.
meat ny the Governor OF commission OF hVo poIooho
clresentg different organIza to inquire mo ,he
convict labor sysem PENDING tue report NJ CONTRACTS
Tor tue laoOr OF cCnyicts q % 30 he made. 49,
In sne Assembly tne bill Changing the name % ene
Marine COurL OF ke8-YCrk 10 The City Court vi New
York was ordered 70 a Luifd reading.
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MR.. COREY ~ HIS OWN BEHALF.

FREEHOLD, n j., Feb. Gin the Corey trial
this morning James II. Corey, the defendant was called
to the witness stand He testified that the house was In
a good sanitary condition Dr.. Janoway examined the
house ard commended the arrangements. On August o
there were abOdt l55 guests IN the house. Mr.. Flee
hciiner one the bOaTders, asked him II there was
typhoid fever I'm the house. That the first he knew
.aIOut It, They had been cuneeang the fact from him
lawyer advised tat hc would bc responsible Tor
damages other guests took the disease. lie nued
up hospital IN the bull and told the Field party
that he Would have the patients moved by physician
and would give them every possible care ON August j.
he returned to the hotel and found twenty mine tcle-
grams gentlemen Ind gone To tile city, inqur
Ing the disease. A. consequence about 40 or
his guests lett the motel that afternoon Twenty nVe
guests remained Next evening (Sunday) the Field
party and the witness went O room, ana they gave HIM
CHECKS Tor % ana have the Use OF tue
house. Tie witness denied ever threatening tO put
them out during the night. Under tine agreement hc
beep the house open TIL December l. II necessary
their acc1nmOda ion, and he said would have cost
HIM abOut So 800 to keep open TIL thit time Al the
time disease broke the receipts about $1,000
a week aud the prOhtS $1,000 "A week.
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sticking 10 His Rdle.
HE GIVES THE REPORTER POINT AND TELLS
MN TO PUT IT IN THE PAPER

.
NV position in this matter may be stated In short metre
bave always looked upon patent medicine csraneates as
gross and In cases as rght up ana uo"
lies have ne my ~ that sort Oh hum'us an"
I'm not going TO begin now"
proud TO meet truthful man., said our reporter variety
crashing the speakers hand $50 seldom nave the pressure
in nv us OF business But II I understand IL -
III YOU u Understand IL. BENsDS's cAPCINE PoSoOS
pIA.TEKS are not pateat medicine at all. and MeSsrs
eaury q Johnson prOprieto have never gone 10 "i
bom, certificates woven OF moohDeams ana
Undated with gas Exactly That's why I'm wiuios y""
should print your paper that after had suneroo ~
weary year with In the ower part OF ny oack pen
sons Pasters gave me immediate and perfect oeL fof
partuars address T. b. smith, 96 Fuonst Ne"-forS or
eg Cl,rerst Brooklyn. T.. d. Good day"
In cases Of lams back uIDago scatca ailments ot ths
kidneys and liver heidache, neuralgia nsrcotsn
these pasters constantly giving the highest satisfaction
TO the medical profession and the pehe They have won s
eomman in position against Vigorous and unscrup1ons op
position a Al Told solely ~ their uAd sputod menis.
Highest a. only testimonials at Inter ina and L"cs'
Exhibitions New and sa IL their seienthe character
AID in Iuiczneas or action.
Prompt strong, pleasant, clean Word"Capeins 'd' I"
genuine Price 70 eeats seaDary & Johnson 'h'"''N'
y Norh
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UNDETECTED MURDERERS.
tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE.

lbi lblhDhAih ~ Inn
WILKEsBARRE, Penn, Feb. 6.-About hVe
weeks ago Hungarian named Ledowisk was brutaiiy
murdered at Eckley, a small mining village In this
county while walking peacefully 10 his home. No ar
rests were male at the time and the muir
derers made tneir escape. Two weeks
err the body Of named Sink was found lying at
the bottom OF SHAFT, Nantcoke, where 1t was thrown
after he mad been BY his enemies To-day me
excitement reached highest pitch when the announce
ment was made that the jury In the Me
Farlane case hac rendered a verdict that the
deceased man had been murdered by
parties unknown 10 the jury. McFar ane, who was an
examining -, .oarded with FAM named rosser, IN
Nanticoke and about a eek ago vas found in his room
IN is sE fractured, from enect Of whicl be died
the day. ected OF having committed
the iced upon nndlng nis wife and Mcr ar aIe
together, bUC thus no den e.. ne people IN Nanu-
coke aud otuer par.s Of the county are
greatly excite tne ma ter and tLre "a
that ii the authorities do Is ferret out the muidefe
they viii vigilance committees and take the law In
fbeir
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A GARD PROM N. D. HANOVER.

In Sundays TRIBUNE there appeared card
signed by W. n. Hademan Of The LosisriHe Csarie,~
Journal refeefing my late .riy. I 10 not believe
Mr. Hademan wrote IT. he certainly had occasion tc;
but whether he did no the following letter
plete REPUTATION Of the insinuations II confirms:
LOUISVILLE KY, jan. 10. 1888.
VI. ID. HANOVER Esq:
DEAR SIR: III making change 10 the special agency
OF The COmer-J0W,7ai In the City'of NewYoFk, leg
leave repeat that the change Il made because Of
mpor news aud business lngements reesnfy
summated with The Cincinnati Commercial. whica also
involved our advertising. Our relations with yOu have
he exceedingly plea ant aud very sasfac CRY, and
part from you with regret and entertaining Tor YOU
the highest regard YOl have not only proved eicieD
but truly say thai have never done business
with any who has been pleasant, prompt and
honorable than yOursei With the highsU regard end
BEST wishes, yours, very sincerely and truly,
w " HALDENAN, President
Louisville Courier. OGrnal Company.
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MINERS TROUBLES TO BIZ SETTLED.

PITTsBURG, Feb. 6.-Thc convention of rail-
road anu river coal miners today called for the purpose
OF considering the question OF reduction OF q cent In
the mining 10 along tJe river, aud The aiyifa
bidty Of hereafter settling all differences between en-
ployer and empoye by arbitration, was vel attended,
and WAS remarkable for tho unanimous desire Tor
peaceful solution OF the existing troubles After litte
discussion the railroad miners passed resolution order
ing the election o. ye arbi meet Ike number
of OperatOrs the DO I'D to the power to arrange
scale OF wages set e all question: The river miners
an Olied commit Of ye To meet the OeraOrs ana
tae tnet they will not accept less tnan 32 cents
DER bushe for mining in the meantime the miner, will
resume mat rate As feduc ION was from TO Jig
cents tuls is considered vrtna acceptance VI the
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SHOOTING ATLIEUTANANT HART.


Pedestrians in the neighbOrhO0d of the ODD
Regiment Armory in Four eenth-st near sixthave.,
were startled at o'clock night by the sharp crack
OF q revolver. moment later they saw hne looking
neatly dressed man run rapidly down Fourt cath
ST. pursued By a handsomely dressed woman, who dis
charged four more shots at him he ran. Officer
Klnge attracted by the shooting, seized the woman and
wrcnched the weapon from her grasp. She had grown
hysterical and was with some dinculty taken to the
police station She toll Sergeant Westervelt that
her name was Lottie Rainl she nineteen years
old and lived at No 100 West TwenIy-nnth-st In an-
swer 20 questions she said thai the whom she had
tried to snoOt WAS George e. b. Hart, OF No. 1872 West
Twentyninthst, lieutenant IN Company X 22i Regi-
ment. sac said tnat she had known hun since
she was SIX years old, and viva the exception
of four years had associated with him frequently She
said that ON TIE 22d RI gnent from us en-
ca,upment In PecksAll lst SIMMER sac became ac'
uu with OF ITS IN NIB f5 she IelI III rove "tn
Inn md brief COR snip ne seduced and then de-
serted began be5eg ng her 10 1--we VITA
nim and sue consented. On August they TOOK rooms
weeks ago, Hari, deserted her. Previous To
this had given oirtn 10 q premature ehlo
which she says was NOT hatVs hOPPrc'sshha
neglect OF Hart, she sent HIM telegram on Mon
day ght him meet ner In front OF me ArmOry
last night, she mai something for nun 6he PREPARED
friend thrU-lwo Galore COTS revolver,
wnicn sue conccated IN her sleeve ne
met her asked what she wanted TO see INN l0r
was SANDING very close TO her when she drew the
revolver, ana pointing it, as she supposed, dlrecy at
him. fired. she rse0 10 see INN run, Dnt ucteI-
mined punish HIM, sne pursued aud nred me Iour
The Woman Is OF slight build, with finely formed
head. Her complexion Is q dark olive; Win MIN
was bor m Cuba but had lived in England until she
was six Years old, when sne came TO this country
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
&, ....,. o.. On, o,sI fc,nIu-four hOurR

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL a. m.-Ihe par
ometer has fallen IN all districts east OF the Mississippi
II ia highest in the Pacific coast and lowest in tho
Lower Lake region Rain prevails in the Southern aud
Middle States and the Ohio Valley and snow Is reported
froIn New England the Lake region and Missouri The
temperature has risen slowly in all districts, except the
Northwest Nortnea It 10 south winds on the Atlantic
coast and aounerly 10 westerly wnds la the Gull Saies
and The oh Valley Colder fair weather IL reported
from the NJ 'ssonr Valley, where the barometer has
risen, with nOrtnwesterly winds.
Indications Tor lo-drT
For New.Eucland rain and snow, with slightly
warmer soutnerly to westerly winds and lower barom-
eter.
For the Middle Atlantic States slightly warner gen.
orally cloudy weather and ram, southerly 10 Westerly
winds, lower barometer.
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United States Tariff Law.

.JUSTICE To ALL INTERESTS ,o. An
meeting manufacturers especlay us nsniko
CIotb,nV Clnaks Suts Jnderntaf, fecA ca,
cbiei L,ces ImbOlderies Furnishing anu ~ hea ~
Hats and Cap anc Sim a. a.
OOOPE. ms iifU To- NbDN ~ On sfiarfng tho report
rualy T. at Tor Tue P4 OK the
OF the Tam oolnssi h.eso ana 10 protest against any
Committees IN ~ nrduces can be imported at
Ieglsa whereby nplsheu on the n,aetlAs ef
lower rates OF dIties thar Iiose inP''" Wv "
winch they Manufacturer M uy,rsho.at Mn'fO
I'M L. nins a Co.. nc ~. i's'S', ~ ~ snns ~
Setgman. May y Co. ~ ~ S, y, 49, - "a
htmnetS Sobitar,i n ca Keep Aianafi.turlng Co.
"a nt,u " n. an. I.auer CLARKE hi.g.
~ ~ a aSis.s 90 Thomas 4. Hayes,
ii,assT los, j. Ialah0i,
bio % Rah I.oE & Co Jca0 e. Camp q Co,
,a,iy Iiros Hewitt BOISE.
Sol ,tros Mayer StrOuse u Co,
Y. Henry fOthschild & Co., HERMAN Auhah y -"
II. Dun'ap& %. Dexter LsAn'o''~
Fisk, Ciark g FagG MARKS IS ,,.,,cr 10
+. Bro, Hatte"ah ~ 81 ~
Iwcedy q o.,
Addresses will he made by tho
HON. ETHAN ALLEN. THDs. o. nirSsit nj Df
lNsRaIr A.. M4iEELEli ALsss y: \. Ta ..iiTrtSn
ALL INTERESTED AXE IN 'iiHH ~ -
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The most extraordinary feat yet accomplished

The most extraordinary feat yet accomplished
IN pushing brand of champagne fore has been
performed by Messrs Charles F. Schmidt q Peters dur.
ing the past year, with the brand OF yeuve Chcquot
Ponsardin. In 1880 there were imported Of this vine
4725 cases. in 1881, during the frat nine months the
mporatons by the previous agents Of Ccquot
TO 1865 and during the last quarter OF the year.
when the agency had passed into the hands OF Messrs
schmidt Peters, TO 1878, total OF 2. 40 cases In
1882 they to 032 cases. lry -four times the
quantity rea3hed in $780, and increase Of than
$50 cent the importation OF 1884, increase
Unprecedented IN the OF the tr4de The sales OF
the brand, moreover have exceeded tJs Imports the
quantity in stock Is quite trng and much sDal tlan
an tircIlaf.
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THREATENED Indian TROUBLES.

LoRDsBURG, n. NJ. Feb. 6.-Mr. Bass tele-
graphed from Station. twelve miles south OF Cf
ton that he fifty Indians that point last even
ing They appeared 10 be travelling from the direction
OF Clifton moving toward Horseshoe Canon The
New Mex and ArzOua Telegraph Line has been cut
between Clifton md Owens Ranch and II Is therefore
impossible 10 say whether Clifton has been attacked OF
not H. aud r. Porter telegraph from iOrks kallcu tat
tney saw sixty Indians about twelve miles below Iorks
Yesterday with sixty head OF stock the whole Giia
Valley Is alarmed and settlers are making preparations
10 prevent repetition OF the OF last April
They wholly unprotected The Indians are IN
doubleday the those who have been committing
depredations IL Mexico
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DARTMOUTH ALUMNI DINNER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6-The eighth anriver-
sary dinner Of the Dartmouth College Alumni Assoca-
ton held at Wizards Hotel in this city this evening"
Among those present General John Eaton, Com
missioner OF Educaon Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury II. f. French, stilson Hutchns Colonel George
Kent OF the ella Of 1914 the Rev. Dr. c. ". Adams Of
New-York and Congressman ~ Dngley, jr.. OF Maine.
Professor j. r. man. OF the Naval Observatory. was
elected president Colonel George Kent aud j. Osmond
wilson vic presidents; and +. II. Lane, secret airy.
Speeches were made ny General Eaton, Colonel Kent,
Assistant Secretary French Professor X T. Ely OF the
Johns Hopkins Universally Baltimore stils0n Hutch
ins, CONGRESSMAN Dingey and w. Il. Barrett.
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UNADULTERArED MIX FoR ME- YORK.

GOSHEN, n. Y, Feb. 6.-The Erie Produc-
ers' Association, made up of several hundred farmers
Of Orange and adjoining cOunties. pledged to
sell only pure milk and accept only neatyo prices
begin one at Ons February g. Two nsp sctors who
have been dciaed by 90 Newly TX city BOUrd VI
Health will &C ON pany the mik from art TO
Jersry Guy, ana they are expeo1ed 10 smut out all
sklInnued an adulterated mix.
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ton OF train following close behind crashed the
rear OF the rst section smashing the cab0ose to pieces
hnu WIecklnB nineteen ears The hreman McWadc, and
one brakeman were severely but not fatally Injured
WORCESTER, Mass Feb. 6.-There was n collision he
tween the Portland Express and freight train the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad at Aver this morning.
caused by misplaced switch Engineer sias Iovejoy,
OF the express train, aud Mr. Butler of Spencer pa
senger, were seriously injured Mr.. Churchill OF this
city, was slightly injured
BOSTON. Feb 6.-The engine aud two cars OF gravel
train at work upon South Boston fats ran into the dock
late last night. William Burke, the engineer was
al
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TABLES or ARTISTIC COOKING.

The seventeenth annual ball of the Societe
Cunairo pque, was ned last evening AT the
Academy Music There were three long taoies' on
which were exhibited some exquisite specimens OF Tue
.rI,,orv art Every hotel In tue city represented
nv fine d,splay Of table pieces abnong tue most mo-
tieeaDe were tnose IRON the Brunswlck. DeimOheo g.
tha ,3rand Hotel % Glenham. the HOHnaa iiouSe INC
iin,o League Quo aud OF. James Hotel Insfe WAS
nTe, crowd present. DaIcIng Was continued untl an
.nDIN
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SEYMOUR HADESS LECTURE.


TO the Edftor OF Tne Tribune.
SIR: There ia slight error i'll your other
ise excellent report of .ny1ecture The Principles
Of Etching" You say "Ho Cthe iecturerJ showed the
difference the treatment by engraving ana etching OF
soreorouod sky nesn dra ery aud tree giving In
each instance section three ncnes square OF the en-
craving, out the entire etching"
The report should nave said: "ving IN each instance
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4 REcEP1IoY GIVEN BY THE G0VERY0R
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRmUSE.l

ALBANY, Feb. Ex-Governor Cleveland gave
his first reception tonight az tie Executive Mansion, TO
the members OF the Legislature aud the state officers
y.atons TO also Issued 10 many parsonal and POI
Utica friends Of the Governor. There were no ladies
present. About 400 persons attended the reception
The number OF guests from outside the city WAS large
Many residents OF Buffalo came to this city especially 70
attend ptOn The Governor received his guests
company with Lieutenant Governor ilil. standing
tue end OF to great parlos surrounded by the
mou Oors of bs sta Tie slaf wore their brilliant uni
forms fne pleasure Of ah who attended the reception
wac evident.
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TAXES PAID on WHISKEY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Feb. CT is estimated
that a quarter million a Of whskey out OF bond
IN this district under tus dale There has been no
excitemenC about tie collectors Offices the wlskry men
having made preparations to meet he emergency caused
by the failure Congress 10 pass the bonded period e1
tenson bill large amount OF taxes lAs peen pho' hhu
the collector VIII rgaugc Tie stOoRs unpaid, preparatory
The paYmenL VI luXes tAeIeOn
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TRIBUNE OYFIcE Feb. II n. m.-After midday yes
teriay the movement IT. he barometer downward.
Fair weather In the ming followed by cloudiness
and light At midnight light rain was falling The
temperature ranged between 80 and 10, the average
,2jsoi being 49, lower than the correspond ne day
last year and { i2' lower than on Monday.
Gcner lily cloudy weather with light rain or s!eet, may
be expected to day in this city aud vicinity.
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MONEY TAKEN RON L CRAVE. ASSs

August Diofenthal, Il German. OF middle
age arrived in this city his way California, about
three months ago Two days after his ARRIVAL he died OF
heart disease in Greenwicn-sL boarding house. III
had no friends III New-YOrk, and as no money
was found I'm his Possession the body was buried
In the puapers' ground in the Weehawken
Cemetery A brother of the dead man sent WORD 10 Al
gernon 5. Sullivan, Public Administrations, tnat ne
fhous hit that MS brother had money with Nun
W. EN- nc died Mr. sullivan yesterday had t1e remains
examined. In pocket OF QUO OF MS uuueIshfs WIS
finn la D.ls.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1888

cepon yesterday afternoon in honor OF Miss Dawson
OF Baltimore. ]. f. ID. LanIer gave q small dancing
party last evening at the house of his mother, Mrs
Charles Lanier No. 30 East Thirty-seventh-st. NJ
Ulysses S. Grant gave afternoon reception. MI ana
Ms George X. Blanchard gave dinner party. MFG;
Thomas Rutter gave large tea at her house, No SO
Ffthave. Miss Mitchell gave party mt DelmonlcO's
MISS George Remsen entertained a few young ladies at
a luncheon
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MARRIED.

BARN Tuesday February 9, 1884, at N.
OF the Incarnation by the Rev Arthur Brooks,
Raymond daughter Of tho late William ]. ole. e
Thomas r. Barnes Of Brooklyn.
CORBIERR-SMU Church Of the Holy Spirit
Thursday. February |, 1888. by the Rev DIR. Gaibert
James Kidd CorJiere to Emily Georgia, daughter OF
Thomas lie Van Smul. esq.
WELLS-JACOBsON-On February ]. in CHRIST Church
Hackensack Nj, by the Rev On. William Welles Holly,
Chester Wells Alice dau shter OF Frederick Jacob
AL notices Of marriages must be Endorsed Nth jul
name and address.
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DANIEL MINING GOING To CUBA.

ALBANY, Feb. 6.-Daniel Manning will sail
from New-Yo on We nesday Tor six weeks visit to
Cuba. The trip Is rendered necessary by impaired
health caused by overwork.