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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
BoSroY'S NEW GAS C0&PANE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuNx.l

BosroN Nov 1s.-A lively young corpora
ton the Gasght Company, has secured per-
mission from the Aldermen to lay ts pipes IN the streets
and will commence do Works will Mt once be
erected. The new company proposes 10 avoid giving
annoyance to the public much possible In laying
the pipes and the streets will bo dug mp mt night 80 far
n possible with the aid Of electric lights. The works
will he AZ situated n to supply South Boston well
he city proper The capital Of the company consists o
hall a million I'm stock which Ia all paid I'm and half
million An bonds The charter covers the entire city and
outlying wards Several large concerns have already
o use the gns ~ 80 per thousand feet OF
an n,rlnrr nf - candle power. This company n is
alleged has already saved the city TlOoouO per year Ivy
the reduction IN the price paid for gas since the enter
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Insanity Is Durable.
All Sorts Of Mental Alteration Treated.
No snch Thing a. Insanity.
stop lpnlalTs.

The reporter stepped up stairs and IN small back
room found little, round, red faced woman in faded
black dress Her Tat little hands caped up0n her
Ian aud she looked altogether the pcrsonicatOn Of care
less good humOr
Nell YOU don't look II You insane" was her
And yet let tell you there's many doctors would
tell YOU and prove IL, too according their own
logic tell they arcprcty nearly all of them
mad themselves. They viii tell you that a person he
comes insane from thinking too much 81 one subec,
There's nothing about that man nvents some
thing All engine nrccscapc. OF course he fances
s going supcrscdc every other kind Of engine or ire
cscape People laugh al him. He sticks 10 his opinion
More folk laugh AT him. He angry aud kills some
one He's run In aud Tried for murder Up unps one of
these insanity doctor Canks and proves that he sue
from Temporary alteration Of elect And II they have
the good fortune prove that uncle cousin or rc,-
tive had uugONtrnahlc temper under prOvocaftnn
they swear that the insanity IA hereditary. All fiddle
faddle Why. these doctors are mad Themselves, They
have spcut so much their time studying the subIect
from their own point of view that they believe that
,vcrybOdy bltt Themselves l. insane Put any one az
tLei I'm The dock and II half a dozen other. wnu't
nnp M and prove logically AMI conclusivey that he
isn't aiiswcraDc for his actions
The little woman stO lrcd for want OF breath.
=. DO Won cure insanity T. said the reporter.
on course do what there II Of II cure Change OF
scene rational careful diet change OF occu
nation open air and plenty Of exercise those are my
medicine. And the worst kind OF insanity cxcept OF
course born idocy, OF progressive idocy, Is bound
to give way under that treatment. | don't believe
in any other insanity, except born idiocy Tenn
uorary alteration s nonsense. Oh, yes I've loctore
away cured except one man, who refused IL nav me
until improved hi- mind. In ten minutes saw that
the task was hopeless and trottei him away about his
hnei
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STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Nearly one hundred well-lnown physicians
assembled at the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday
and the first annual session OF the NewYOrk state Med
cal Association was called order by the president
Henry d. Didama. This body Of gentleman are those
who protested against the adoption Of that liberal code
OF ethics which was accepted by the Ncw-lork state
Medical Society aud continued I'm force NJ the annual
session I'm Albany last winter Among others present
were Austin Flint. ST.. John G. Dalton, J"hh
T. Gray John ". J. Gouey, john II Hinton Joseph
Wiener : Purple. T. :. Dennis. Jured llnsy, william
Young william r. Lusk and Isaac T.. TAYLOR Or.
Flint read nm interesting paper ON Dteur treatment
ton by defining the former laborcd or difficult per,
fnrmaurc uf the function not on account oi Whh ui
nhltv hut rather disnrlmntinn. II" put aside ~ MT
i.rlv wrong and even conducive tO dyspepsia ihe ON
runs "neyer tn eat between meals or late ~ nlsh
olyovs Get M from the table hungry" and be careful
,o select and oven wrgh the food taken lie slh hil
intellectual. educated persons Formerly suffered mus
rrnu ,lvsnrrsn and Attributed th' IN degree Ia me
fact that the, gave the Greatest attention ana w" most
Intelligent thnuaht 10 whui and when they ate.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

BosToN, Nov. 19.-A fire in the lumber mills
~ A. & q. McI1ren In East BOSTON, this morning.
caused loss to the MoLarons Of $4,000 There was no
Insurance.
TOLEDO OHIO Nov. is.--Thc Mixer block on tho east
side Of the river destroyed by fire Monday night
II was occupied by A. sugiman clothing store, loss
about ~ 900. partly insured J. Comon'. drugs ~ 600;
Joseph Vco. saloon. and Holdings market No ln'lr-
nucc The loss the building IL about To,oOO lhsuf-
not known.
GnEESvfiiE, Penn. Nov. ia nro this morning
partially destroyed tho dry goods store of william rhdon
Tho lOss Ia $4,000.
sr PAUL, MINI, Nov ia fire which started ycstor
day morning I'm u bowling alley near tho Grand Central
Hotel ut Mibank, Dakota. destroyed three blocks OF
business houses Loss 100000 Insurance about one
half
MIrFIISTowS. Penn, Nov. 1s.-ttre In Patterson,
Junata County this morning, destroyed eight houses
occupied by eleven families The burned buildings com
prsed the post Office and the stores of g. W. wilson, W.
W. Copeland, Joseph Penncll J. p. NJ Todd Samuel
Strayer and william fIamn. Tho loss Will amount 10
SGD 900: insurance $4,000
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TOB1CCO-SMOKE.
a Polish
From The Bd,f,h Meatcal Journ,

Prom The Brftish Mcdic1l Journal.
Zuiinsky has recently published, b foilSh
medical paper, the result OF large pellehls
ON Iuen aud animals. made FOR the purpose OF ascertain
ing the phy.iolo .Icl action OF tobacco smoke on
animals lie has found that the smoke Is Il po"crI
poison, cvcn In very small quantities. Ia the ease Ol
man. tobacco smoke Shcn not Inhaled Too freely Il ohy
d.leierions "a limited extent Lunsky declares tnht
the poisonous character o thc snOau In not rhcA huc
To tue iooiiue which 10 coI tslns Tobacco snohe
rat dercd from nicotine remains posonUus though
not great degree before The second poisonous
principle Ia alkaoid coldn. CarbOnic oxide hydro-
eyanc acid and other noAos principles are also CON
tanned In The bal effects al excessive
smoking depend very much both Oh tue KIND OF tobacco
consumed and the OF consuming IT. IN cls"-
smoking. the great II amount or poison II lnhhe'l III
cga cites much less In pipes stu ess who those VINO
indulge In the narileh any similar luxury where 'he
smoke s drawn through water take tobacco IN us eass
mischiovous form such are Lulinskys coneIuslOhs
There be little doubt that many or the hBhi- cOOicu
tobaccos have been partially beached In order TO give
them that pale tint when moderate snokers believe 10
lie Nm inslibe ndicaton OF mIldness Tho decolorIng
agent Is suspected To he, IN many cases deeterlous
chemical compound Some OF the .ight tobaccos smoke
exceedingly hot owing to tho quantity OF woody bre
which they contain. This Ia especially the case with
which 10 out thu stalk OF the leaf tho
slices OF the mdrb thick In this Of the leaf giving
this variety OF tobacco tho Appearance from
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Court On, aBERs-Beiorr Barrett r-No, 2
~, 90 III l3i. 1876 1lS lg 1877 100 isO s2 ls3 ia
2Ol 200. 20i. 40 III. 223, 23i 25 1872 w
SUPREME Court -SpEci A. rEns-PARI l-pefore Andrews
Nos 197 752 49, 40. sBD. i35. Bt7 n 500 Gs5 al
GIL 5i0 700 1885, 3s0. 1871 s2 500 s57 $40 62l 7S2 sd
SUPREME couar1ctncurr PAR r-Bo'orc Roach. J-No,
loiD aSs VI fV% iod 9.l 49, 2n5i. 21lb 2bGf. 2jbi.
1914. 2iS1 - 100
surnrhr CouRr-CIRcuir-PAm tt--Teforc Don,huo l.
Nos luB 80. III y5i2. 2B'1, 2f27 274, ~ o. 9sDl
2'9S 2sa3 100 Sslg ain6 2,os. "a, an 2a7i ?oay
1905 aoo7 zoos, 1000 solo aoli soli oIi loiG SoiI
sol 1929 302 3O33 3OA. 1923. 3O9B 80 a a09s yooD
SuPHEME CouRf-tiRcuir-pARr III -Beforr Van nrunt
e. aeon Vail agt REYNOLDS No day calendar.
SUPREME COURT -tIRcuir-PARr ~ -iefOrr Lawrrnce J.
--tase on Mnndy agt rarct No dlr calendar
SuHgouAr KS cougr-ltoins. SNil ~ Frederick Grots
NJ ] q m. William D. tlnckn 4 " lao D. M
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called and asked the old man to for drive. or
course the old fellow horrihcd. hut the doctor In
sisted. and he Mt last consented to go.
A bed was made up In the doctors con
veyance and the dyspcpic carried ont and tcnerly laid
in H. They drove and about until over hill little
distance of they san the stage coming. Then the doc
for hy dexterous twist Of the lines overturned the
buggy and tumblcd the old man ont into the middle OF
The rold or course ne crel out that he done for,
m the doctor rghted his buggy and drove OIL leaving
him s1nirmiug in e middle Of the road and quite nm
allie To- move owing % his glass legs Suddenly he was
alarmed by shout the stage come tearing down
Tho slope heading straight for him He gosculated Dnt
The doctor had fixed things with the driver and the stage
came right along Well the old fellow stood 1t until the
stage only few feet Then he jumped up ana
rai-ran clean back to town-and was never bothered
.lns l,trsn cain
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THE FIRE RECORD.
DEVASTATION IN BRUNSWICK, GA.
PROPERTY DESTROYED TO THE EXTENT o.
Sl31. OOO-ONLY PARTIALLY INSURED.

PROPERTY DESTROYED TO THE EXTENT OF
Sl31 ,O00-ONLY PARTIALLY INSURED
SAyANN,T Ga, Nov. 1S.-The city or
Brunswick Ca, visited Sunday morning by serious
fire. The following partial list Of the principal sur
ferers j. $. Blan. drugs loss on stock. 5000 nSur
ance $500 Kaiser & Bro, loss stock and building
81 OOO insurance. 81 OOO Isaacs bakery loss on stock
5000 no insurance; Nicholas Dixon loss on two stores
iOOO Insurance. 80, 500 ITrsh Seg. loss on stock
81 2OO insurance. $500; Dr. w. u. Burroughs loss on
storchousc 81 900: insurance. $500; q. Fredllnder
Co.. loss stock and three buildings $500; Insurance.
$50; John Ward loss on four buildings and stock
50 GOO insurance, $500; d. G. Ward, loss on four
buildings 81 5Oo insurance, 800; H. L. Harris. loss
on stock 80 800; insurance. William Crovatt Goa
loss on stock and bidding SlsOOoi insurance $1,000
j. w. Wallace. loss stock. 5000 Insurance; Mrs
Carlyle, loss two storcs $1,000; no insurance; D.
NJ Mcintosh loss stock 81. 900; insurance, $1,000
brunswick club House, loss. $1,000; no insurance. A.
nrchardt loss four buildings and stock Of groceries
$4,000. nstanco 81, 500 H. j. Icavy Co. auo tion-
GERS loss on -lock. $4,000 insurance, 5000 D. T.
Dunn loss building and furniture $4,000, no insur
ancc. H. Myers, shlIrchandcr loss on stock, 5000 IN
surancc 5000 A. r. Nelson. loss hnllding. $1,000;
insurance. .2O0 j. g. Lehman, o~a on stock N4ooO'
insurance Si10o, I. 7. smith. loss on building ~ 300
Insurance. Mrs. \, y. Chandler. loss on building,
5000 insurance. ~ .5OO g. q. Moore. loss on mach
cry and stock $500. no insurance. II. r. Dunn, fufnl
tnrc loss. $500; no insurance; A. r. Putnam. ioss
three buildings and household goods. $1,000 insurance,
~. 100 A, Waukc loss on stock aud building $4,000
5000, j. VI. Dexter los, on safe aud oli'o lNtnrcS
$500; Insurance. 5000 Glover n nunn loss, flJoo no
Insurance; j. u. wright Co., loAs On building ANA stock
rl2.OOOi insuranco, Si5oO, Joseph Mathews loss on
Crovntt loss building. T2.soo Insurance. $1,000
Putnam Mcdonald, mint, loss on stock aud buildings
$4,000 Insurance 5000; L. D. lloyt y GO; loss ON
stock aud building, $1,000; Insurance $1,000 Tho
Southern Express Company sustained loss, nut tho
amount has been asccrlancd. Considerable insnr-
ancc Is placed through Now-fork companies ana s not
oil
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THE UNITED STATES SUPREME corrpr

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The proceedings Of
the United States Supreme Court TODAY wer. ~, ~
lows: '"S
NO g2-,Adolphus Prandles and others appel,an,. -.
Jonu oochIal and others. Argument concluded '' "s~
NO ID Robert Crane executor etc plaintia In orro-
inc hintua Assurance ciety Of Vfriuia. ''' ase
ooONel tnQton GOddin, EXECUTOR etc paintis I'm $780,.
agt the Mutual Assurance Society OF Virenia Moto
disni ~ ar gued for plaintiff and defendant ''" !"
No 91-The Union Pa iAc Ra road Companv ann.,...
others Argument begun ~ " ''''he aho
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ortheast corner Of the streets /. entitled - a.,..

orfheast corner Of the streets. is entitled to dam..
from the Manhattan and the New-York Elevated Ra,osx
Companies for trespass in the erection and opera -
the roads, and to an injunction restraining further "
pass lie gives Judgment against the Manhattan es'
pany Tor $1,000 with interest from January / leSy
Iooo lot gas Tor four years and eight mOntbs renv
In consequence Of the erection OF the strnce
s1r 1eprecai'on In the rental value OF the bndng,
FI1Zo Tor the space occupied by the air sbsf,
necessary for additional light and other incidena made
six months time IL given the company wberein y, ca
Hure inc banks property In the streets before the IN
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WAUKEsHA WOODEN MILLS BURNED.

WAUKEsHA, Wis, Nov. IL. At an early hour
this evening the Waukcsha wooden mills were discovered
fire. and within two hours the entire establishment
and contents totally destroyed. IL ourstory
stone building and the mills recognized among the
most prosperous seyentyhye employees are thrown ont
work. The origin of the fire Is not known. Loss on
hnlldlmg and STOCK r1J.OnO insmrance S15,OOO
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FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The motion of Robert Sewell for struck
jury In the suit against the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany by stcrnfed Brothers Co.. to recover s25 900 ON
hVc policies assigned them by Robert Gun ningham wac
denied yesterday by Justice Barrett in tho Supreme
Court.
Aggc Petronsi twenty years old was given 800 YES.
tetiay by jury before CHIEF Justice McAdam in thu
CITY Court IN snit against william wlebicki for breach
OF promise OF marriage. She wanted $4,000.
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WHAT DIR. CUYLER SAID.
norton of Dr. Cuyler's speech was to this elect

cortIoncn calling that gvcs exercise TO sound plo
sonhca principles that studies political economy ana
moves y the airline to noble cnds lSh nlEh cHhF 10
against rampant aud drops bHch ntoa hospital OF w,
es an ha knees before his Bible Hut Insst that II nero
ism he u stern devotion tpduty under severe hardsp
fhc Goth of obstacles aud from an hlhinantln" ""p
t rigi thrp the annals of commerce aud trade haN'
their long line ~ genuine heroes. There IL many
s,nithv owurr of n great warehouse who rcincwl"t'
Urll lie tinc when he out the coarse SHOES niN
homc.pun father gave him. tramplng Tho cnh siuo"hs
i'm srnr,h nf situation 81 earn his bread lhr hlr "u
lar Vor earned In New said the ptcndort 81 o
of yonr insurance companies tn me- 81 got Tor hhnnR
dawn nm stoneA la Watcrs handed II over 10 w"
captn OF the soOp that brought mo here from on 'o"
neotlcut." Gentlemen, that's Rtltl
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TINE corr rs.
MR. COMBINES CoNFL ICTING DUTIES

Roscoe Conklng has been TIE legal adviser
Of Coli, p Huntington n the suit brought against him
nv David stewart and others for an alleged breach OF
contract in sale OF Central Pacific stock. The case
was called on Monday before Justice Brady In supreme
Court Francis " Bangs explained that II was impossible
for Mr. Conkling TO be present IA his aintes with the
Democratic party kept him engaged In the service OF its
National Committee Joseph ~ Choatc, In behalf OF Ar.
Seyart again protested against adjournment. deear
ing That Mr. COnklngs engagements IN watching the eau
yass OF the electoral did not sanction hsasencc rom
th. court room Mr. Conkngs Affidavit for m alleged
attenuation Of his cOniuct wa, finally pr senteL .
Mr. Choate then proceeded to anaiyhe tue aihdaNit
He could not mud from IL that Mr. tonkllnss
attachment to the Democratic party eohStitut
ed prOfe -siOrnl engagement. ihcre Is ~
further controversy Ia regard Ia the election.
m A. not sho " that he Ia required absent from
court lie has undertaken to advise certain gentlemen
OF the Democratic National COMMITTEES. probably Iion
personal political zeal II Is not stated that ,h'r
anything IN his duties inconsistent Win MS "PPo"e
here Ia try this ease Ia, 49,. . s,ro,,
Justice Beach then said "The PLAINTIFF has siIohg
right urge the trial Of these eases. lhc'' n""'" w.
something In the affidavit 10 the eject tnht ~ ooa ~
protect the interests of the people MI ,onAn N"'
he here. The affidavit seems To ne Iathct p...n
Francis L. stetson then kindly informed Ju,'oe bcav
OF his Intention to 20 to Albany, implying Na, ~ "o"u
get another aldaylt where Mr. ConAlhs Wouu hl'" W.
found probably the presence OF tho State p"'" Va
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PROBABLY THE WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.
Shortly hnlnre m1nipht Oh Monday DnYid j.

O'Connor, while walking in West Fifty rst-st, saw
bright flame shoot from the basement window OF No D.
and rushing the street discovered that the win
dow open and the lace curtains and the bookcase
wrapped In ilamcs. He graspcd the curtain ana Icf
many trials succeeded Ia tearing 1t from its asenings
when he had drawn IL through tho window grazing ana
eXtngs he'd the flames the young man, VINO IN the son
of scarchcr In the Registers Ohcc, rang the doorbc
and called for assistance For some time there was great
coOtOn. OCOunOr said yesterday that the TACT oi the
window being open, and the absence Of any possible
cnn.c Tor the re snggeaod tho work OF an ncendIary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19
LEGS OF GLASS.

Hallucination y said DIR. jerks. "Knew
man once who tlfhught mis- legs we're made of glass.
Lived down East An Old wealthy, dyspeptc bachelor.
think the idea about his legs the OF dyspep-
sla but was quite boy ut tho timc. Any way, the old
boy VIA afraid OF having his legs broken that he cried
out when any approached hs bed. There was an
old doctor IN the vicinity who half mad bimself and
this old follow determined TO euro him. Ono day he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-19

whence It derives It's name Birs-cye very aptto
slight inflammation OF the tongue, account OF
tho irritant character and heat of Its smoke; and
together with other light tobaccOs must act very preu-
dciay in elderly smokers who may be 10 cancer
OF the tongue lip. Dark tobaccos readily adul-
tera'ed; bat when pure they are probably the mos
wholesome for pipe smoking.
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pYprosJOy ora EEROsEyE LAMP.

BY the explosion of a kerosene lamp IN their
ooms at no 10i North Fourth s Brooklyn last evening
Mrs Rose Murtha age nifty ana her daughter Mrs Mary
Kegan age twenty four were badly burned about the
body and limbs Their lives were saved by the neigh
burs and they were 10 It. Catnerines Hospital
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALaAv>1

MINIATURE ALdAN\1
snnri,as O 40 .trtsti35 fboa 1T gl3 I,,fsty. IL 4
IIiGu wArl9 TO-DAY.
A. 1-sandy Hook sag as~. I.,ll 900 Tell Gss l02s
fN.-sandy Hesk. St3 Gev. islni 023 He'll GaJa ili3
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during that decade this country did not grow but - per
cent, In the next IL grew over 80 per cent
cpovru OF POPULATION

during that decade this country did not grow but - per
cent, In the next ID grew over 80 per cent
GROWTH OF POPULATION
Our nopnI,tion at the last census was Do
600 600 Our growth during the current dccaae
will he something over 100000 OF people suppose
we adopted the English idea and thought we were adding
Ia orr clories by adding burdens abroad. ana
were capturing countries constantly. should
We not think the acquisition Of 15oooono OF peone
something of consequences And vet al these l'vvu
600 Of people born among uS ni coming II'cp a. ha
furnished from our factories and stores To SCI loVv
400 neorle up In business to complete .nr,.'
wants is the growth OF our commerce, thn p"n1
ing OF from five to six. eight ana zen ,huuS.uh H.
,mes ~ railroad every year during the decade ~ wy
growth Of shipping converted into wheels on
am not concerned about the growi oI W. un''eo
am forgetting that the campaign If 49, or
am going on very much IA ga . ~
fIaughterl II would have been but Tor that nniof,
tunafe ateration-it accident. llAugn"I'i
had in mind simply to congratulate You upon ms Iaos
are, beyond al question: 10 nave N'N "necf TO
dght with anyhody, but because we do not Want
10 fight N we have q Navy we may not nc caiieu up
TO fight But as have SAD before tnouSain durng
not thousand. hut hny or sxty umes uI i,nr
the last campaign Ilaughter)-sooner or mte ,
in the history Of cav every th hs''" end Of
contrnversv has come" Inasmuch rs one party
was already in favor navy after what our en mani
said | believe the country IA no" "p haxe
heard nothing since the final ada nhich
of the returns from cw-Nork, ~h hv
given me much pleasure "a mo assertion Naval
the chairman OF the Committee on Nanm
Affairs in the House in favor OF the creation
~ Navy in all respects or to tno ,
building the ships and the furnishing thereof 10 po Wy
tothe latest ideas OF modern times. lApplause'J
WHAT DR. CUYLER SAID.
n. -Io,'a uncach " to This elect;
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AN INSiNITf CURER,

PROM me Philadelphia nss.
A reporter on pnsHyunk ave. was attracted
by this plaraId hung upnn very diriY door post
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vERDICT FOR THE IRVING BANK.

Judge lngraham yesterday IN the superior
Court decided that the Irving National Bank at Warren
and sts "a the OF the property at tho