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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30
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The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30

Cholera is continually widening its
range. Though the hoaIth Of Touion
is improving. The deaths IN the South
crn Departments of France a.c inerca.
ing, while al the large towne OF Nnrh
EN- Italy have their record Of deaths
from the dreaded disease. So Great is
the fear OF Tie lillian authorities tbat
they have forbidden the milth-loyiue
Italians to hold Fairs On markets, 10
attend festivals 81 10 march in process
sions-prohlbition# which TO this IN.
questionable people are themselves al
most u sentence OF death,
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30
The New York Board of Aldermen

The New York Board Of Aldermen
had to dispose Of Mayor Edsou's veto
of the ordinance giving way without
compensation 30 the Gity the right to
build a railway track en- lower Broad
way. Two offers, n OF . million and
another of eleven hundred thousand
dollars for the privilege, have been
made since the veto message wes pub
lisled, ard if the Aldermen .Lor,d re-
pass it, ignoring these offers. tlay re
very likely to he summoned TO give a..
account of theiI stewardship, The re
suit of the struggle is of more than To-
cal interest, as it involves the prinoi-
pie applicable in all %cities) that the
municipal Legislature has nc authority
To diapn12n OF the propcrty OF The 1om-
munity it represents, except by sale o,
lease open TO hids-thdt it cannot give
away rs It's own the property il holds
in trust. This principle ought &c ho
clearly established, and the broadway
railway present a good case where 4,
can be tried on its merits.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30
sATUEDAy ACGJaI 30, ls-t.

The mystery OF the murder of Jennie
Cramer promises To be duplicated in
the tragedy OF Ella Watson. There il
one difference however, and thai d
satisfying 0~ne-Jersey j%ugtire - differ
ent from thaf Of Connecticut ana the
murlcrers' it caught, will receive dt-
ferent treatment from that Of The Nal
ley boys.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30

1t was the krupp gun handled by GEE
man artillerists which DESTROYED French
military gloly fourteen yralsaGo. This
same gun in the hand Of even lie
Chinese has Just administered q were
check to the French, The uoi,l $
that France should beware o. &c
Krupp gun-or buy It.
The Penn's Grove record., 1884-08-30

pr-. ,t-ar= ... Ata'- s..}w. u.raa
aai dg--r;ags s"Ch as cfiarr#-sed
and DESTROYED Va" last erected rr'si
dent. Ii, las nos doue It il. The past
and doe, not ws4J 70 begin nOw.-Glou
ocstcf co. Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
STATE or TRdDF.
DOMESTIC MARKET

Balraos. April Cotton higher and arn. cal1siihs
Sss ' e ss a. eac 81 Fl HSss s Ss 90 T:
K s,y sssss s,S1 8 q
DO saps,sivs Patent 81 90 wheat soainsrS .csicS
saas sqs 90 AMBER sl'ay
s Msy'sfO q SS c Nay 81 oss T.:S %ass'
Tsi s% aTe fGaissrp % 8 ssG' 1p
s5Sssc M S JS"
sss ys Al 4 ss:
Meats Ns% Hi.s m T psss.
shouaers s1e Clear RID sides ls Ham, ls
6rssmery 2Sa5 g Eggs lover and dn Isc Cones
sa 81 Fa AID css sSsss s
Copper-RcIned arm at IIallLc whsley steady, u lsS
mr. SKI lsEpSS per Rs sesr e
ST S SSsa Og eSF
269.0O0 BUSH. Corn. $4,000 bush
BOSTON Mass, April 2.-I1our duh and nomins Western
suRsaSs g 90 GC@9 * corn 5T dn ass
ow g. 5c steamer Mas g Grade 5sa5e
ga Se % S T Ssc shorts gnlis 3d. Maps sef S
Provisions slow Prime PORK $40 5o Mess sl2 Extra Mo.s
e. S siss q Il 8 S2 s. ts a @
EsE, r ssaa at fresh Eastern TIC ReceDts@fqn
66 5000 sac Corn 200 Sasn WRsa Sy S9 os
psnS e Ag wasS S H1l9' N PaS 81 e SIS 81
Corn O a Fef SG &sa o?
ia 81 So fo 9sy No 81 "5n ara
Prime Steam. 80 o. Bulknests shoulders ~ ~ ~
10 90; short Clear slo g. Whisky steady IS
2 S 6 STSs Hogs Saci Common sId
E = Sesd So h RSSps as 49, ~ 10
CHICAGO April 2-Flonr Market dull and unchanged
Regn %oerse SasnSs, an, tTanaeed see
advanced shade more declined ollie rallied slightly and
April So ac eloaOsat MAJ ssSe closing
5o ,' Closing S%" q 30 Chicago spng 1,S
hfghe a
s love- Or May Sc lower Tor June AID lower or
525sc April 5Casi &C., closing 59ci Nay, siaa5e,:c.
closing &C. c June 2 oars ain and ,sy sas ran Ssd
Cash 3stGSi sc ApTil 2.t ace closing a zsss! Nay
Ey at 3 Pd a2 Rfs anG
Ss s. s Su' A6 SfoT Sc &c. ES III isi
closing Il s.? 5@s4 ~ June ~ closing 4
il g. Al h ?eaf SO SIS demand Sst
recedsd M c closing easy ranged cash sss9S
- 93 May 80 2 closing at ~ o. e yan ne
Closing a. s. ii5SsSi p Al tho Year $3.50 baikaes e.
g5o1 far P @ G Spd 6 pes S" T Sa na SD
s@sSssd at JSsie4s S9's steady read and
SS s2SSS SS;
rye 500 BUSH Barley 10000 bush ,d sh aga n.
P Sa. Ryo Sas barley bSsh
DETROIT April -wbest-No White Fall, Cash. 81 0o'.;
Apr II 9O4 May 81 81 lyme s 81 sG S6 ae5 n 9
lOc; No SIC hid. ReceiptsWheat 1000 p1shi Corn
bush; Corn 1000 bush
ST. LOUIE April Flour steady and quiet Family - e0e
81 35 Choice, 81; 61as. 7O Fancy - 2JaS5 s. Wheat
quiet and steady No Red 81 O7 anSl o. cash; April,
q o. M = o May 81 9sasl 9S June 81 p:S s a.
98 &c bid Corn active; 4Sd4si 9c. for cash 4satshc
April; Isc MAY; 55sc Junei 81 aq5 90. July; 55c
bid August oats dull nc cash. 81 L2c. Apr S3sc
May Rye lower at 59G59c Barley g1e az 20 s5e Bu,Ssf
81 90. Hay steady Timothy ST. f15i Prairie s5aSlO 00
Bran frmer at 7oG80c COTnmea arm ri 81 80. Mhlskg
steady ct 81 10 Provisions dul Pork Sl7 IS cash;
SIS 20 April BulkmestsaLong Clear - 1889 aa
Long Clear 80 short RIB, 50 9oasl0 COS short clear
$40 10. ReceptsklOur. 1000 bOsi Wheat lVO0 pushi
Corn $4,000 BUSH oats 5000 BUSH Barley, $4,000 BUSH
Shpments-FOur 1000 bbls; Wheat $4,000 bushi Cora.
$4,000 bush; oats. j,00Obus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
WILLIAM JONES TO BE TRIED.

WAsEINGTON, April 2.-Ihis morning, IN the
Criminal Court Judge Wylie the case of William Jones'
charged with assault with intent to kill Charles j. Gu
teau November 81, 1882, called by r. r. Perry,
who stated that r. X Eliot who was the prisoners coun-
sell bad ths morning. written that he quite unwell
Mr. Perrysaid that the Indictment found about two
years ago and 1t for attempt to kill Guiteau The
Court said be believed the prosecuting witness was dead
Mr. Perry replied that lie thought so. This man was
charged with shooting into the prison one afternoon
~ II taking Gui;cau from the Court House 10 Tue
ia but they could show that he not the man. Inc
prosecuting witness was dead and he thought the Gov
eminent ought a nOlle prosequi. Mr. TagSdrt
said II was true that the prosccun- witness dead,
but he did not think that he could enter nOe for he
thought the Government had sufficient evidence 10
prove that this man did the shooting
The Court set A ril % rs the day lOT the trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Fortse week ending April !. 1884
BUTTER.

Receipts for the week 90 020 pkgs Exports SD pkg,
626 Great Britain ard 104 10 the Continent The market
since last report and closes du ana
Buyers purchasing against the most press 9
needs and the norca in receipts has been sunceDt 10
good deal OF 10 SELL Thus far stock has not
Ulaed any considerable extent There Is no 70
bold receivers free sellers meeting buyers
promptly The Is far advanced that Is only ma
ter OF short time when values will be decidedly lower ana ~
smuch for the trade in general to have prices see
graullIy To-day the oDbing price OF Fancy Elen
above 3c buyers at that figure are scarce Best
brands OF yania reaching 3ic but very good qs
ity IA Offering at y3e Special marks Of Iowa aud Minnesota
inspecting Extras quiet At 3}64c. Most oil the west
receipts grade from Extra Ftss down and arc urgently
offered at 32c decline 3lc at Ely yesterday mas
bute the weakness here to-day Now state Dairy y,
coming forward freely and the effort 10 Keep ne stores ce
giving considerable advantage selections rO tn
unity Lalf6rkin tubs we're sold at Sc ana
for best Invoices Sic il full wholesale quotation. We see
selling SOC welsh tubs have TO he strictly extras
3Oc OF the best straight invoices going ~ c
on grades OF Dairy are hard TO sell and Lave an nncetan
value. Old state butter quiet and ruling little easier espe
tally stock. Western Imitation Creamery and
Factory plenty but have less call ana tend 10 lower
lrinn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

0raud balance OF "avajlable assets Slo'eAo,ooO
The stock speculation to-day again developed
weak Tone The opening of business was made at
barely steady figures; a small decline from first
prices was followed by quick aud sharp rally, and
that by later general shrnkage in values that VAS
modified at the close by small recovery. The to-
tai transactions for the day amounted only to
222 $40 shares against 81 ,939 shares yesterday.
A feature OF the market was the borrowing demand
for Lake Shore which made the certificates worth
from 1-10 to 3-16 per cent per diem for use,
because the transfer books will close to-mor.
row for both the quarterly dividend ana
the annual election of directors Yet
the price of the stock, after 102l40 1Ol ga lOZ's
for early sales, declined to 1908 and ended at
1O1l Il, The books of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western to-day closed for the quarterly
dividend of 2 per cent without developing any
scarcity of the stock; the early prices ruled at
1240124l4 later sales were made at 1913 'sa % Il,
and ex dividend at 1908 012l. ST. Paul and
Union Pacific were prominent in the dealings, and
to some extent influenced the character of the gem
ora market both Of them closed within ls per cent
of the lowest prices Of the day. Northwestern sold
down from 1863 to ISL, and after board hours
il was given ont that plan Is
on foot TO issue about $l4,00O,OOO OF stock
for the purchase of the stocks of the Iowa lines now
leased by the Northwestern Company. Western
Union was less active than yesterday and early
rallied from 60l to 70ls; but it closed at G93, or
Il better than last evening The Northern Paciiics
were dull and about steady, but Oregon and Trans
continental declined to 203s The Southwesterns
were weak on small transactions. The market
closed dull and weak,
The market for Government bonds was firm, with
only a moderate amount of TRANSACTIONS bids for
the IS were ls higher. Annexed are the closing
que tations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

~ ANhiNJION3 AIiii hp IA'NN'''h'7' Va
the United States Supreme Court to-day were follows
No 2l1-Robcrt Chambers others. appellants. agt
James Harrington aud others Argument concluded
No 2l2-The United states. appellant, agt Herbert NJ
Carpenter. Argued
so 2g3-1he Mansneld. Coldwater and Lake Michigan
Company and others plaintiffs error agt J0hu
swan and others Survivors submitted printed G'su
plaintiff In counsel appearing for defendant
No 2l4-Tho United states plaintiff in error agt. Z. c.
Bell and others. submitted. - -
g3t-tiaibOrue County. paintn IN clrOr, aEL w. L.
Brooks assignee, etc Argued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
A BIIL AFFECTING THE JUDICIARY.

WASHINGTON, April "A bill wasintroduced
in the Senate to-day by senator Garland to provide for
supervisory Jurisdiction OF the powers OF District Courts
aud lad scs exercising Circuit Court powers II provides
that whenever. pursuant law, District Court OF the
United states Orof any Judge thereof exercises the pow
ers Circuit Court Of Circuit COurtludge the cXer-
such powers shall subject 10 the supervisory udg
nont and direction Of the Circuit Justice aid the Circuit
Court Judges, respectively OF the Circuit IN which tie
District Court may be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
COIrRT CALFNDARS-APRTL 3.

sUrREER COMPLEMENTARY Before Lawrence, Nos 81
81 ~ IS. a. - 219 PSI 29I 2s7 34, 1Sl. 49, SAL a.
344 81 "a $50, 35l Assessment cases
SUPREME COURI-SPECIAL IERM-Beidge DOnOhue, J.-Ad
lOulncd until Friday
So CaerdIr
SURROGkTas COURT Before Rollins. SWIM OF Jesse hoyI
case A.
xUPggIOR CoURr-sPEcAL TERN-Beforo Trua1, J.No day
calendar
COMMON PLzAs-sPEcIAL TERN-Before Beach, J-No day
calendar
cry 'C0URT-GENERAL TERM.-Bcfore McAdam, c. il
Nnnrnaa anl uXnll LII llnuIneh Tor The torn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
SAN Francisco. April Q, 1884,
THE PETROLEUM MARRET

NEW-YORK, April 2.
There were larger dealings to-day at the
Petroleum Exchanges than yesterday but weak tone
characterized tho market throughout. The opening
prices wero the highest and the final figures tho lowest
of The day The net decline from the last quotation yes
terlay amounted 10 2As cents. There panicky
feeling among traders there any heavy pressure
OF stocks The sbrnkage OF values seemed to DO simply
the result the OF any demand except occasional
purchases TO cover shorts" The market closed weak
The pipe line runs for the month OF March were 1881
$50 barrels daily average OF 8300S barrels the deV-
cries were $50 barrels average OF o0lsO bar
re per day, excess runs SCI barrels average 3729
barrels per day The charters In March were reported
ct CAS- 200 barrels, an average OF SOo0O barrels
day.
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as
follows
NY.Is. Con d ET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

The daily average receipts MIX aud Cream NJ the diner
ent railroad distributing points IN and near tns cry lot
the week have follows Erie 3,3Ob cans OF MIX
n cans of Condensed MIX and IL OF Cream New-1OtE
susquehanna Western 02 cans OF MIX and 70 cans OF
Crram Now Jersey Central $50 OF MIX aud cAns OF
Cream; Harlem 200 cans OF MIN and i9o cans o. In
densed Milk Haven and Hartford lO36 cana Oh MIX
New ork City and Northern 993 cans OF Mi and Dy ms
cesneous short routes 500 cans OF MIX aud 20 CANS
Cream Inc total daily receipts were lOoto cans OF hik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

THE IMMORTAL OLD JoKE.-The sex Of Bar
NUNS white elephant may have been stated but II es'
caped our notice. We judge from is name, however,
that IL belongs the female 10 IL called IOhRus-
toOlooDg or Toapg Taloung, something that way.
Those Foreigners very good
Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03

217 cans Of Condensed MIX, and 1ss Of Cfseu.
The average price paid for the surplus on the
railroad platforms does not 81 80 Of forty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
753l so
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish Potatoes very dull freely offered an weak ATT
walls of new from Bermuda selling at about rs per OO
sweet Potatoes very dull Old Onions dull and weak ArGt
walls OF over OO0 from Bermuda are selling res
Iv M nor crate Bermuda Beets quoted nc ST. and IOina
foes M abOu 7jcaS per box latter extreme torda stlng
Reans good S3d 50 90 for round " % - TOT
daf aud a for wax when the quality is choice and the
condition porfec many poor lots OF stock or OF o9eT se
az mne lower res Savannah Peas range from - ou@tf
pcrcratc quality condition. etc southern AsPeSgus
nleDtv choice in fair demand but ordinary lOls O1y
saiabIa et very low figures. Cucumbers easier
norfolk Radishes lately been inferior many arriving
WORTHLESS. lots might reach ~ per 100 bunc n
es ka.c and spinach fair demand but selling Low" Rus
I'M mined firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
The witness smiled at the prospect and the hearing
WAS adjourned until to-day.
MINOR COURT MATTERS.

Reuben w. and Leander Il. HOwes and Hen
~ r. Iandon bankers and brokers' who recently failed
were arrested yesterday ordbr OF Justice lawrence
in the suit Of Edwin Wainwright, and were paiied' M
Wainwright charges that in August last tho brokers
bought for him 100 shares each Of Central and OF Union
Pacific stock and carried II for him. Between August
and January he put up 500 this There were div
dends OF $780, On February 90 Mr.Wanwrght AYERS ne
was told by Reuben W. Howes that the stock was IN good
shape Subsequently he received the statement that on
February % the stock was by the brokers to them
selves Mr. Wainwright charges fraud and seeks to re-
cover 1000.
August Henzen sought yesterday to get ont Of the Lud
low Street Jail by appeal to Justice Lawrence for re-
ducon of his BAIL 600 His wife declared that after
hs marriage in 1880 learned that Henzen had sepa-
rated from one wife and had married another. Ne
promised, thereupon get divorce from wife No z IN
%snre to So maks In all 1saS and she says
living with Mary Kreis th divorced VIE OF
vorce aud had her husband arrested the ground that
he was about TO away either from Mary Kres or the
IN the state prison, and reserved his decision
Justice Van Worst in the Supreme Court dismissed yes
terday the suit for limited divorce OF Helen W. ION
against Samuel f. Johnson The hush ana set up IN 90
fence absolute divorce obtained IN MassachuseSOs
Mrs Johnson asserted that TINS was MOI vs az t %
time Justice Van Wort holds that the IaSsacnusetts
court competent TO decide it's own jprlsicon ana
authority OF that court and vas therefore Dound py us
decree.
John Alsdorf physician charges that James OReilly
doctor has sent circulars TO members Of the County
Medical Society and other persons, accusing MN OF re-
the College OF Midwifery. DR.. AlsdOrf has brought
suit therefore for $4,000 for injury to his claac'er
DR.. OReilly was arrested yesterday on an Oider OF
Justice Donohue, and was bsiled in $1,000
Otto A. Nubel, who was arrested a week ago In TINS
city on the charge of securing money under false pre-
fences in Chicago released from custody yesterday
by the order OF Justice Lawrence because the promised
requisitiOn had not arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
THE "BEGGAR STUDENT" LITIGATION.

THE BEGGAR STUDENT" LIIIOAIIVN'
PHILADELPHIA, April 2.-Yesterday John A.
McCaull OF the McCaun Opera Company made an oppn-
cation in court to restrain the Thaa Opera Company
from producing the Beggar Student" in German at the
Arch Street Opera House the latter company having al
vertised a weeks engagement beginning last night
Judge Mitchell refused TO grant the injunction but re-
CURED the defendant furnish bond in the sum OF
70 600 10 secure whatever damages might accrue TO MI
McCau by reason OF the performance The performance
was given last night and advertisements in tbs morn
ngs papers announced that would be repeated on Sat
urday This afternoon counsel for McCaull appeared
before Judge Mitchell and applied for an Injunction 10
restrain Manager Ambcrg from producing the opera.
The bill of complaint aleges that Colonel MeCaul mas
purchased right produce the opera in this coun
try that Anberg has right to produce anywhere
EXCEPT the Thalia Theatre In NcwYOrS CITY, and there
only III the German language. preliminary injunction
was granted. and Us as the writ was served
counsel for Amberg pade motion TO dissolve the
Injunction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
rrr11s AND BERRIEs-pRIEp.

Receipts for the week 1913 pigs Exports Dried Apples
49I pkgs The market ia dull stale and UNI 0ntaDle
There is an au lack of demand for either Evapoaed
or Sundred fruit aud prices little more than nominal
Receiyrs are anxious sellers and would make further
cessions there any hope OF ally increasing bust
the without important reduction in
becomes apparent that something en ely
ed must turn ND shall carry considerable quantity or
old Ft into another year the matter OF Small Fruits
there generally slow market Raspberries and Backber'
res being Ony exceptions and they strong only be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
OLO5ING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Raaarl.s BIZ Ln4H ". DAvL. 3 %. L NauIt
WEDNESDAY, April-2 P. NJ.
THE GENERAL LIST.

WEDNESDAY, Aprl-2 p. NJ
The United States Treasurer's monthly statement
of liabilities and assets of April l. shows an IN
crease from the statement Of March l of the So
called " available balance" of $5,3S5,OO1, whlchls
principally due to a decrease of $0652,OO7 In the
current liabilities other than for outstanding certlh-
cafes. During the month the Treasury lost $780,
800, 900 in gold, but the outstanding gold certit-
catss were reduced $9OO0,O00 so that its owner
ship of gold was reduced only Sits SOC; tsstock
of United States ana National bank notes was re-
duced S4.O9O,55J, and its deposits in Ma
tional banks were reduced $4SS,S06. On the
other hand its store of silver (4l2l2
erains) dollars was increased $2,1s37O2,
and the amount of outstanding silver certificates
was reduced 1925, 145; so its ownership OF silver
dollars was increased S25l1 747; the stock OF sill
yer bullion ($5 043, s25, two and one-hall months
supply under the coinage act was increased Sl23'-
912, and the fractional silver coins (S2S,s0G,0o6)
was increased S375, 649 total increase In owner
ship of all kinds, 1901 ,40s.
In our usual form we present analysis Of the
Treasurer's statement of April /, 1851, as fol-
lows:
LIABILITIES.
Trust Funds.
Deposits for redemption OF notes Of National
banks failed IN liquidation and reducing circu o GAO ssa
DspS fda G banR RG pei ls4lOs18
Deposits for Clearing House Ger. .ooo
Less amount rea'e"'u $500 li,e55OOO
District OF Columbia deposits 'oi % 4e26I
ro,. n tru,, abilitie, s0s4S30l6
General Liabiiiies
Interest due and unpaid .,,::s.; si'4es'Sto
rT gv a sssSts 'na' "pp'''s =" 92sso
Called bonds and interest ana od debts ie oae 500
\, ail0ih' ,pn a,d aud interest ... 6ls,Oe7
I9 - 80 o' neosr aents scoonnf f292l7l
bisbnJs3s otcers balances ,......... 267os,6O7
Treasury transfer checks and drafts 800. - II
outstanding. ttyusslgs,
Less sundry Items IRON "''0'' '' ---io- s7e2,74e
ro,o, Genera, liabilities. ............ s5o,637 4sO
a,.Ds ,o,s, o, usbute, si24 on sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
MINES AND MINING.

SALESAT THE NET-YORG INNING EICHAYG1
EEw-YoRR. April q 1854.