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Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-04-21
AGENTS.
BUSINESS CARDS.
DR.. F. O. BARSTOW,
Physician Surgeon and
Dentist.

SSPECIAL ATTENTION paid to diseases of
- the Eye Ear, Mouth, Throat and Lungs ;
also. to the diseases of Women and Children.
A CURE warranted in all private diseases.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Office and residence at San Andreas.
San Andreas, March 24th 1S66.-tf
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1866-04-21

The boat stopped at Westminster; she
never moved, aud l dared not leave her
She clung to the bulwarks, and gazed
more earnestly than ever at the water
+" You had better sit down." I said,
wishing to get her away from the side.
"No, the time will soon come now.'
"Do you get out at Lambeth 2"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01

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" IA resc. p Commissioners q ne censr. Para 20
sset, n ~ 9'tn,per. X il. ~ "a ,h.resy .aeHf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-01
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

Fifteenth District thence mp the Sixth ave to Fifty bfh a,
through fhty hist to the Hudson River and westerly b
JIG Eighteenth District shah be bounded soosheIiy BY M
SAeehth ana Eleventh. Districts westerly BY Tie EeyeDq
District thence through Foretks to tse East River and
easteIly by the river.
The Nircteenh District shall be BOUNDED scutlery by hS
Severteenth Dsrici. thence through SxiAaVc 10 FIR
rnthst threugh ffy-ninth-gt. % the Fifhave up tA
IiiihGyf b. Onehundled aud tenthst down OnebaDdre8
anGenh.st TO The Egbn,aye, up the Lghsh.aye. TO ~
Harlem River by the Harlem River kingsbrdge b
spuyten Duyye Greek to the Radson River aud westerly u
the river.
The Twentieth District shall be bounded souhery BY IL
riRh,oenh ard Eleventh Districts westerly by the SevsU
tosnth and Nineteenth Districts thence down seyeueth
Fest River ami easery by the river iudirg aoe
wells Island u the East Ryer belonging 10 the oity a.
within IT'S jurisdiction.
The Twenty Dsric, shall be bounded sonthery BY As
Twentieth District westerly BY the Nineteenth District sasS
ely BY the Harlem River from Seyentoths TO the iatersse
ton Of Eghave and the river Including Wards and Sss
dalps Islands.
R'olred That the Clerk ofs Board BE- and hs IL hereby drsesee
ne 10 TIE Office Of e Secretary Of state aud Of the Ciers Of SS
CITY and County OF York description Of sad Assembly D0
e as asoye ;e fer,h sPeenz In vcn description tie Popva
Of sbs inhabitants Of the state LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
DEsTRUCTzyE FTRE I'm BROADWAY.

LOSS ABOUT Sj0,0O0.-MESSRs. HEGEMAS & cos.
DRUG WAREHOUSE BADLY DAMAGED. LIST OF THE
OCCUPANTS AND THEIR LOSSES.
About % o'clock. a. m, yesterday, William H.
King. boy in the employ Of Hegeman Co, wholesale
dealers in drugs and chemicals at No 2O3 Broadway went
into The side cellar Of The building FOR the purpose Of lighting
the lie gnied match upon barrel containing spirits
ana Gur lighting Inc threw the still burning match upon
The hour IL communicated with some spirits winch bad
lie aed nom caE and the liquid instantly ignied The boy
attempted 70 extu sh the tames b. stamping upon them
an. rrtss whom nfsr,ed of What Ind hanpeuei at once
dy did the flames spread that he Was unable to Accom-
AZ the outbreak Of the fire. Mr. George Mnrcler ore ef
ne wholesale clerks, was Ia the basement experimenting
packing drugs and chemicals. lie had scarcely time to
reach tho staircase when that Cf escape crt on "
tae advancing flames. Eai moment later and be would
have met With terrible death. lir. Frank Bi another
clerk seeing d flames spreading tue basement hoor ran
70 The sale the rear o. the trst floor closed ard locked M
the font entrance through tie clouds VI binding Sing
Tie alarm having boon sounded. tic Fire Department,
headed by Chiefhuginecr lNngaud ~as soon upon The
the Gense smoke and tho feet that explosions OF cheinas 90
Cured short intervals! the unable ~ gel at ne
h ~. ~ son tey s1cce"leS in Ieyesne The names
from advancing beyond the first hoo me greater portion
the OF MesTs Hegcman Co. was destroy el They
occurel II rst floor basement aed subcoal aud had
sock fixtures worth about 0CD 10 NE store at the out
stock ana fxtres win a about go OOO Ilsmed for ecoo
IN what companies could not be ascertoa a. the st Is ~
rni i' to6av re second and portion Of tie lah
floor is occupied By Rogers g Bros, slverllatefs
end dealers In al kinds o. eyef.pAted ware.
Thor loss on stock by water, Is about sloo0 In
ed for $4,000 Tho third fourth and tho remainder Of inc
f0a noor d. occupied y T. COTb Co.. manufacturers aud
dsoers n l hats Their stock damaged By smoke and
water 10 the amount Of 5000 Insured Tor $4,000 The
building owned by John Jones' and is damaged to The
amount OF $1,000 Insured for 0O9 in the Jefferson Eut
able and Eagle COmpsnies.
No QO Is occupied on the fret floor By O. B. Cray dealer
fl lrdia rubber goods Hts stock moved out by tho IN
slranoo Patrol. Loss aboat 0o0 Insured for $1,000 NJ
The BrOoslyn. International GrOtOn eLd Indemnity Com
panes THO upper floors damaged. The basement
was occupied by H. T. Dewey deaer in California vines LIS
surcd.
Sections % police were present from the Twentyserenth
and ado ming Precincts under The command ~ tFp steers
and ailad saving property Travel on broadway WIS Cd
suoed for hours causing considerable annoy nce
and oaug in rrqurs. u the police 70 preVeht
the endless Of vehicles TOm being damned INTO ne1cs
bio confusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

for 6n attempt 70 oGekmai bo pa,naR young lady was
the prominent party In the ACCORDING 20 the depostons
in the habit OF going grocery # the
inau and while there, helping herself FratuitouE to
peaches and occasion handful If crackers.
which complainant forced her give I'd He aorwurd,
be states met Jonc who sad he had serious charge
against him and thai lady had requested him 10 obtain
warrant r III Naniergas) GfIcst for taking improper
lhertica witt Der daughter jones offered iush up tie
natter r 100 and persisted several tines 10 having that
amount which caused Tin to ne arrested charge Of black
bin Tie held 10 bail IN the OF ESQ 20
tppear ON The GOA Instant for examination An appca
was made 10 the Court discharge OF the Gerry brothers,
who are held GA charge o. committing bargirg In Jersey
City and the Court decided that the stolen property not
Identified before tomorrow they should be set hee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

TWO or TIT ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED AND coH
MTTED

TWO or TuE ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED AND coH
MITTED.
On the 3lst OF March last the sheriff Of Srtfolh
County Moss wrote Warden Coulter OF the Tonhs
Prison IN this city informing hin that he had bis custody I've
weknown thieves named CHARLES Howard and John Mssco
alias Petng hal been arrested in October last 10
passing sI Counterfeit United States go Treasury notes
They convicted before United States Commissioner ana
State P.oo al concord from vheuce they managed to msis
their escape. wardea Coulter made inyestgation sn4
therefore cond rot comply with tho request -
hold them until he coad and take charge Of then
oscoTs were or tie ooloSi for he thieves and Eask
time since became convinced that Howard and M:so.
were eoasegned IL the robbery Of stocks and bonds valued
place. February last the property Of Mr. Lord and friend
Capt Jonrdan made an AFFIDAVIT before Justice Dowiaa
setting and issued
Tor their arrest This was effected the 18th mss.
We're 'T coSSitted ' 10 eel IN tie SIKH Pre-
before Justice DoNlng and committed to the 1ombs to ewss
exeunaton The officers state that they have reliable IN
we're gaSei with tie celebrated aHcd" Enus sho
arrested several months in Eevburyp0rt. Mass bus
S%se3 By Nests LORD BSron hey .tste that Pet,ss
proocred preston The lock OF the safe and had
q key made This failed to it, and second impression We
taken Another key was made, and tbls proved success
with TIC safe was opened by me there's ana !, esass
coaonng the stocks ond bonds from The safe and walked On
with theu The shares OF TIE pander allotted 70 inc p.sa
is charged, has ne, taking with him the booty.
In order tie prisoners, should the eompixaS
egniu cu for participation ~ tie bond robbery. made ~
Nj Barron fail substantiated Capt Jourdan has nsds
tie following affidavit:
John Jourdn sish Precinct rce bsiss day :won 4
poses says that the 1853 day OF August W. AZ ne
in the NeYok he arrested Charles hoveso
d John Mason la. Join Pettng who still n Opponents ee
..3S Ia. ' sS. ~ .sd -
IL besvas escaped ssi state Of Massachusetts whereof
h. scoEhned the charge Of frgery Willie tue said bov~4
escape the custody Of tie officer who had him 10 chsrgs ups3
Of forgery and that dp0neat has the said Hss
and Pen liz custody under arrest BY virtue
his Captain ofPooe so the Metropolitan Police pssse
awaiting necessary reputation and 20 them 70 ~
sse ot Jurisdiction Of which they have ~
felony couued 0y them -
e Of them Dsponea pyt that the ssd How ard sLd ha.en s
until thc necessary pfoceednss -
hai 70 convey them Q the sald state Of hassschuse''
Sworn before this 10Th day Of August, 1860 -,
JosKPH DoWLIS6 Police Jastts2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
rOr-yTH DISTRICT C0CRT-Auo. 10

FOURTH DlsIl.l0i mn Sd,iro Tnst TO- TolIv
49, Yn,,b District Police court Chamber In East Fifty
teven;Asti 80, c.rr uare chareod with cr,, A
ouhn - ,lsirt ~ Fbeueher Hart NJ Brooklyn horso
WAGON and set ., harness vaaed 1t s tho property Of
Vls - - 80 ., August and he suspected Harriv rnd
cs ne es for S yssi s1s .I. Ssy wore
Ilosrt' a. y, VET Thrty.iu-st. Both pris0nt mafs
when BY the Court they PAD any reply to
meke 70 tho charge. Harris saia n sv .5 . s mn
wsO ' 70 saloon 10 ~ ours' where The after rs.or'
when Jerry brought la tho wagon ~ d VI .'sn.a
Se,ias u The sale OF What b.rsa ihe made Csrr got
Caaa, To bus the horse ~ no el'o " "liy No tou IN
me ,g.o rrsgnors eis committed To- ekam-s too
pssIaIps lqaes wa eo.D<aepa y! CgiIl- s-ls1ar'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

To SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO BoUSTrEs UNDER ACT
p cosa,rss AyPaoyEp july a, lso6n addition to 49,
WIN. w. Post New York Military Agent at Albany n -
.rd lam Col J. F. Lee. NerYork Military Agent I" ws1-
urton d. c. Gov Fenton has directed bIls pSs~
W. Dlry al his staff whose Office is at No 5ia broaawe
New York ity to receive and forward to tne Agehes s
fr,s Of cLGrrs all claims for additional oonnsY
~ york soldiers Information VII DC fnrnisneo DJ -
Nm" at die above ma med Office personally or ~ letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

IArScH AT NYAsK.--The schooner william Voof-
he. pacs for one Of the leading citizens OF Nysek va
eupohsa on Monday that place The vessel Is Of 10 s
hurdle, and bu. BY NJ William tDckey the same having
ocsnd about five months She is to be employed in CONVEX
ing c,auite from the GEarres Of Greenwich Connee'ca' ~
E a.. foyti6catons which are under construction -
80 was v1nessed By large coucOurse Oh citsens -
VS. or, and music and cannon firing lent e,Seme o,S
are constantly empoyed at the snarrss named ABOVE ~
si-nt Id wards OF stone are shipped daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Jnlcrnal Repenue.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Eighth Collection Dislict Of New ior HsIllth NH end
XXa WadESo'ics h lie ey gwen ht, ne h o. Ns1.oni ra
Peg . tar lEdes the ic' % pfovd ~
Hsv,nns 20 ipport tie Government pay iterrs, The
put DeUt other approved June 70 nos aud Tie
March itC: made and taken ~ the several
A. nt said .con District viii Tsmtin open of
Interested fuG tho mace q - Gays
day, from tie date hereof ny once Nc ~ broad
wsy between n hours Of snd p NJ ard aIned,t " aeI
M .Ip,rs,or days date hereof vii On tie h day
- nsa iso6 sn,foT thereafter VII receive aid deter
ns an relative ty aeyd enoneouf Or exeuve rAaA
r, or onf by the ssd Ausish Aie',o
omri,s the aJst Tor licenses shh Tie
80, on e1rrs.e. billiard tsb Yachts .vefpnte snd other
III. euaE ily ie. sLs No 'Ah IN
inrcfre ., for he year suding December 81. lats
III. law Requires tppstl % be n wrns and ,Itcy Vie gar
Az cause matter Hing ting vhcl decision fefutteN
I'D 10 s, The principle q inequality ~ error nHsa
q. a. J. bLttChbh A'ses'oi ~" ~ "''"-''-''
N,w.Yak August l. lttO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

THx CHARGES AGAINST THE MARshAL ~
n,rvtY MArsHAI or JERSEY CrY-John y. hin'': 400
charges .rsin., the Marshal Nathsne' BINS s,u Dsps
Marshal Samuel d. Ellis OfJsrse! CiJ "
g. a. ci,v p,ison bsve already heerpubsAsd.
GLEN s,ternocr arrested by Detective Mcwfane
on eonrierchsrge Of perjury, The Mashs and his ospn AZ
~ sbsir davi's that the chrge Of Miller u entirely
that The Marshal IN IN the cell OF The prsonss
on ne neht question: tasfthe Depny was seco'
In hi, visit by pqgenaH sna that no club was nsed.
AZ yel but that hep slsonete boots we're removed Nh az
e lres al Necessary Miller WIS held TO bail IA The sam
alesQO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

KNOCKED Down AND RoBBED.-0n the night q
the 4h inst while Mr. John Roach Of No 50 Gold st. Bros
w. was passing through Chsberss this city when nses
Grecnwich.st be attacked by three young rufans VI
luocsed him down md from him silver watch valves
NJ cas- Oae the thieves arrested at the time and ssh
.enuentg COZ nlted for trial YESTERDAY Officer Keahsr
The Third Precinct arrested another Of the ruans nlne4
Nttn Dunn and Justice Dowlug committed him for trial
def of 81 eco bail The prisoner aged 10 ysara osfe
nan and lived at No. 10 Widest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
/, cov,,,c,rrD r.v,LY oUARsrL.-Mu. Bridget

A COMPLICATED FAMILY QUARHIL'-H"' D''usos
cunmi,e, her sou Michael lis wfo Catherine oil o.
whom rtde together in apartments al the corner Oh
ana Morrissts Jersey City. became involved IN mnly
n,rei vestersy which resulted in all three taxing an wv.
IN e law Bridget had her son arrested TOT urestens 49,
M and Cahisne had her &c.
noon Ly Detective r. /. McwiAiaus and the parties WV
hetA lo,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

TIE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. An inquest w.
Yesterday held at No o2 East Fourtecnth' by Coroner Mo-
mann on tie body Of Michael Mcdonald who died from ~
eec. of injuries received on Monday morning at oSSsl
IN over 81 The corner of and Twelfth BY car No
IS Of the seeondaye. Railroad ine The evidence va -
sarne as that submitted the antemortem efsminauS
which has been alreldy Published In rHB TRIBUNE IL
1y rendered verdict accordance with the facts ana 80
trv exonerzed the driver tanery from AL esos
Deceased was a native OF ireland. aged 10 years -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Tar .,aDr or rHs DnowssO Mas IDrsrrrrO.--

no bly 81 The found drowned eine'dSy al ''e ons
noos Jersey CITY has been Identified "a A,erAndef 50
ak1r Of SGftins ROeklANa County NJ a. VIZ, .,,n,ng
fvr dsceascd Nc On bis way a. 0clock s-.Saa
S-l New.Yok Gay 70 hi. Temporary hcafdlh "A 90
of North Second ard Provost st. Jersey in the eo,.
Mn cf me- Erie Rassy COMPANY An iusns,, S ,i,b a.
Co;0uef Kilsior at Nbch Nefd., u Va Delivered a
f.ci- MA rendered. ard aherga ~ -" D'''
10 relatives Tor lu.elment AZ snhG"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
New Ar1Avrrc TrLgenAPH Cos

A NV ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CoAPASY.-booAS
are shortly 10 be opened in city will be seen BY sdvss
sent elsewhere for sale u the STOCK OF new Aissus
Cable Telegraph whose route viii be from Nev'foFk %
Bermuda via Cape Charles aud thence to the Azores 49,
Lisbon in Portugal The capital stock go 20 70 ~
shares OF which 90 per be PAID az the me -
sa6scrpton Tire leading parties ssnguins OF saess
nnrnl No. AaAt OF tie preeelt Atlantic oabe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

FIRE IN FIRST AvE.-At y o'clock yesterday morn
fng fire was discovered in the cellar OF the tenement hon
No aO Firsave TIE first floor Is occupied By Albert oosss
80 ,r. anil Ia had also quantity Of tobacco Ia IL
aT III loss oa stock about Zoo; Insured IN the Ma
haitian Company The buding is owned ~ D. . mari. -
s,btIv samsced Considerable alarm created amo4I
Tie families who occupy the upper floors bur was spssd3
arf.t cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

CoRRTcrroy.-In correcting report on Tuesday
at col Edward Prince lawyer and claim agent had bsso
declared rom practiong before the departments in wsshn
top We gave tie name Of the gentleman as Price The geo
tenan has had great Injury done him through what was
buuder Of the Pay Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

INTENFAT TUNHI I-7ITuhaTT77
Board Directors Of the International Transporat'on Le.s
a., Corlnauy ia called st the Msropolifan Hntsa
Long Branch on Tue.l-y, sou INST Inn COMPANY
o.ior or.p,ed for the purpose Of conveying emiSa34
% aud from the United States Gen. Franz siegs Of Ban
more IL President and J. l. Thompson OF washington sss<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17

TIE ELEVATED RAILWAY. Tho friends Of the
Elevated Hallway met yesterday aud concluded 70 walt Ne
meeting the Senate Committee about the first Of OOsess
wien their plans are 10 be presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
lcGs SUMMER ARIA dEMENT. la6j.
COMMENCING JULY o lDo6-

f.,,eree. son IN FewYor, corner Twenty ssveniht sno
Youth LniTsnee on fwtnty seventissL
TRAINS LEAVE gEWTOhHi 80.
Fo1 New Haven 100 800 lEI.l i50. nj l'l3 tEri 1''
(rr,l as. ~ aud COZ (Ex.,lp. ,o,- O. an
fo Bridgeport. 100 300 tkI,l uO n iEi't NLtb wv
OIL 345. 40 anu 5.OJ tEI.lp al,
81 ford and Stafford l.tu. llSO - 4.'i
For Rsiroi sogthp aud WesPofI ~ i'0A NJ '' H''
For EOra. 100 soo (Il $40 IL 'os nj i2i' tEL) 400
IL as 40, a50 G.oJ tbx-.l =
For Osrien 40, ~ ll.5o m 40 80 ~
Dor Cfeen.gich N 80 l9c - 3f ~ DO $50 pm
tor stanford 100 90 OH l30s l&J. tEraI AIS
100 fEI 8. 80 $50. 60 800 tEI.l y NJ. oso ,,,
Intermediate aioas IVj "'' A'' m
500 ' W COMBATING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield eooa ~ thI 800 tETan m
for bos.on, va Shore Line lRls, tEI) t0ip NJ a, a.,
Tor iisstord and Springfield 800 M tbI-j I|i' "0V Vi
F Coanes'i.ut River Railroad sos GIl l2l5p ieMon
For Hre5 Providence and Fshkn Railroad 400 EIl H. /;
l2l3p II. c-.,..... p.u,o.J 4, q 10 .
n iZl5. 40. 70 D. ~.
ToC RaiToal RIB .. 20 NOtlanpoh
Fof Hou.sl0ur Railroad. & a. an, g. NJ
For Neuga,uck Railroad. 6Ois m. 300 p. m 49,
OF Danbury and NorwaE Railroad. I'm, US ? NJ ~ r. ."
No""011'' '' ~ JAMES II. HOfI supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-17
Otenn Steamers.

INOR NEW.ORLEANS DIRECT The New-York
Mar Company steamer MISSISSIPPI VIII Rave
SAIJbDAN. A-ggs 49, a. 80 m irom tue Compsnys fisr
NO 81 y. u. for i.-isht p.ssage army 70
{. T. GARElsOS. lro Hden,. Nc. 10 BafcrAy-st
IREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE or PASSAGE
II 40 EUROPE by only Aue-can Line TO England and
FrsnoeTns New York aud HAVE Steamship Company fret
s,san.ins ARAGO tI FULTON, having thor
osbv rhtt4d viii Pier No. 81 SOrih RIVER Tor tisvfe esinf
Al Falmouth. the following days. al noon pTrcise.y:
FIITON...S SATURDAY. Aug. 1875
ARAGO. ..HESRY a. GADsDES.. Saturday. Sept l. 1885
FTLTON....S 1uturdiy SEPT 20 PG
ARAGO.....HEsRY GADsoES. Saturday. o., q 100
IULTON...S saturday. Nov a 1906
AND every ? davs thrresnef
PRICES or PAS5AGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD.
NAN saloon.
- Lower Saoen' '''''''''.'''''''''.'.'.. ~
A. eJptrencrd surgeon or board.
The company responsible fc specie or vsnabes unless
V.lle expressed
JOSEPH J. COhSrOCK, AGENT,
No.7 Broadway kew.ioh
JANIS 4. WOTTON Hoyre. General Aeen, in Europe
LHERBFTTE. KANE Co.. Agents Pans
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF AEM-JLhSLl =
y Passenger and Freight Depot IN hewioIl 1901 - 5s.y
Junction with TIE Dea~ttc ih"hniA
end Western Railroad and Eaiton with the r-H s'y -
rd and IL Connections forming direct hne % i'ssL $40 s
West, without elsnSs o. , cs5, ,>T 10 TIE WEST
T,-ee Tyress Tsr daily from West except Sundays when
train 81 The eve in- J.. ctf...o e,.lu.
-, ~, T'out,. a. wit change 81 caIs
49, ~ ' SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Corp,opc,un ll66-Lesve New ORA az follows;
Mett-connecfs Easfon VII iof
Mach Chunk Wlilan.por. Wkssbse M,htnoy ~ &c Dan
Mlrr rEIlN-At 8 A. NJ fleminecn. fs,ion NttI zap
Scranton Wksoh7rs Great BEND Ptston bns1ano9 'S
o. m-Wss,rr Txpfess for EssCn. AlenioWE hsI!upYiN
Pittsburgh ,no tie West with BAT chsnre Of car, 20
Clicaao changes 70 - Louis 'oheets ~
Isbas viii kohefr Cen Philadelphia auc EHe 7'oso' u"
Cory and tbs OIL Rr:4UF, 5,.... p..dt,xf
pot'sviie, H.Tsolrf Sc. O., p..t.i.a
Nsuci Chunk.
3 J. u.-For somsfv1s srd Pennington
t.Ha I u.-fcf soElsrsIIe ..
/ 80 81 r.-Fof saulersI.c. ..,- An.
Q Nv GSloNs lkfEESS INN's.--F" is''|'i' N'
Reed 4.fsbI rel Al % W.
siesrrr Fab lrs scfscy CIV toi w
Nes. bs q ai4cf a. it One t' -,
Railroad ~ New f.~v. fo0t q Liberty a. y To- 49,
IOlst a. soL -' 80 1aa ~ LrosdF s1o :, -
A a 49,
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

srpur,IT COURT - CHAMBERS ArG- lG-Befs1e Justice
49, BAisAgD.
DECISIONS.
Cbas. w. Rose ngt Fred. w. Martin.-Plaee OF
trial changed to NewYofk All me witnesses resi1e nefe
T,Iforn 81 al as IT, b. sehorpot ct alMehon denied
20 sio costs g. Root 81 al. ag. k. T. liartshorne-
WIZ 5anisa lain b. Ayres The Western Railroad
SSaOic anlsd The pl%9 MIN PsTa cos Co AZ n a
49,. Oyyiniam III Pane-9oton granted Thomas agt Chap
Motion tculod, ct,,,.r e,- r-.t,,,- Harm
SurnFME CovLT-L hAAbhiA' W. --"'' N
ard Nos. g. g, g.
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,,,.. or cn,fNON pIEAS-SrEuAL TERM-AUG L.
OoONA " before Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
psrpes ct al. aet. Merwin See opinion with CLERK;
,,i...,, om,bee Defendants issues amended, adopted
and ,etflcC.