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New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
CRIMINAL.

lanes Keenan,. conductor of car No. 3,
II M 8f PSas c0nr %5 G in 81 to for
kicking Charles Ashport off the rear platform OF s car
The boy Is severely injured in the abdomen and suffer
ing from conclusion OF the brain Mary kase, III olu
woman, living in shanty in Sixty-seventh-st near
Eighth-aye., preferred a complaint against Joseph
Meyer for obtaining soO from her by fa,,e ana arn
that the old woman anxious to invest 500 in prop
erty, called upon her, represented himself as real
for her SsS cheap @ at College Long ana
she believing him, gave him the s7oo Seeing nothing
and yesterday he was locked up default Of ball 20 an
swer. K
Jacob Hughes, while in Division-st., near FL
Richard Jackson and John Donohue who made grab at
his watch-chain Hughes lodged and ran down the the
knocked him down. Donohue then seized hold OF & the
chain and to tear the caop Saloa vaeS anS ar
attracted by Hughes's cries. now ran up ana var ar,
rested pnOhu and succeeded bs eT Uns cRese
brought up before Justice d Se9tt bo,d tor sne eEs
animation David Lesser residing over his place % Of
business, No 2s Deaneeyst anyar ,Iu hndred
pounds of old metal the aggregate value Of $780, The
property found by the officers IN Overbeeks posses
sion, and he was committed. Thomas McAnally, john @
yod o stealing wcTt from the sa"aEOst RiSsn
As Charles Krager OF No. 537 Hudson-st.
passing through early Eestsraas ne
and Gus Mnsgrove and robbed OF 500 Officers sue,
ceeded in aresng the thieves late In the atteTnoo ana
they were brought Jefferson Market Police Court ana
were placed under 81 600 bail TO answer at he deher
Sessions . Thomas III. Hughes residing AT CassVllit,
Oneida Co.. met John B. Curtis, perfect stranger 10
him. on the street, yesterday. Curtis managed To make
Hughess acquaintance, representing hhlseiI as ury
goods merchant doing business in Albany. Curtis SAID
that ne had unfortunately got all out OF small change
and would Hughes be kind as to loan him s2Oot Oiter
ing him at the same time security cheek Tor $1,000
pnrportng To be drawn Albany bank. Hughes re-
fused TO accept Of the gucent pro OF confidence IN
his honesty made by the stranger Curtis then made
another offer Putting his hand in his pocket ne drew
forth a bag of what appeared to be $40 gold coins
Uehess ewes glistened he the g.nimer1ng mass
and he was soon induced by Curtis TO loan to him SOD
receiving in return therefor 10 Of tue coins. The
yictimized man soon discovered the deception, and
calling an officer had Curtis arrested WHO, being brought
before the Court, was committed for examination
Jobn Henry Somers, age 20 years, was accused
of bigamy In July, 1867, he was married TO
Miss Mary Kavanagh OF this city, and lived with her In
annarent peace and love until May, 1902 when he dlsa
reared Al trace OF somers lost by his mourning
wife until Yesterday when she discovered him living III
one of the lower wards Of the city, under an assumed
name "a the husband OF woman whose maiden name
vo. Mary Sinnettc. Somers Immediately arrested
by cfcers th COnrt and taken before the bar when
he va. committed, in default OF sl,0O BAIL to answer at
the General Sessions.
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SHIPPING JNTELLiGENCE.
PORT OP NETWORK.

PORT OP HEw-YORK - ..-............ Aug H.
CLEARED.
Corons, Aitins Cheoi; Vulcan. WileoI
Rairchh smith Pmsieyhs Bristol Wallace Pha
drlphia MayAower fults Philadelphia.
Bgp-Robert Dillon, Blathoti Tresei Ea Ogust ConstaI
BIEsbeth An Amsterdam Ella Pol Rio Graade do Sui Ethe
Hail Faneh Msd Ahsaa, Longbrrn St Johns n p; Jennie
Clars Lewis ~. Johns ~ y. Nisgsri Corvaia, Neples
seh-Kedron, Pis. Raggel fssnd 81 j. G. Kssh cennery
snyannsh; wng Rns Grorseioxp, s. CT Hopo seho
Dupuy, hehmoud
Steamship Denmark Forbes, Havrs Ang sdsr. and
stes,a,bp Castle AdaHs, Havana. mta. arl
Shin Pspama Peengjil Manila M,rcs ~ sugar sni heHp.
Bsrk TrJyators. Blanclan Bos oa d sys, ballast
Dg Caroline Mesqua Opoo June H. via HahI IL dass eorA
% XII, parss Weeks Barlsdoes II days molssses
Sch u,cae Ilslteil. Windsor, N y " dats, plaster
scHoosnrs-RivFR AND coisrwEg
DAVID Nelson Albany W. W. Wool, Albany.
Ub.n1. Ncxhuryh.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
so.Us S9,a AS Star rom otrsaars E1a WHIT fo% sass
s,aLer from HavaHa Wslgr from Mohilsi bngs Mar
c.srr fym Aleranfna H. nis anil Kate Foster FROM Philse
min, ,,lrs LaJss from Re Grspri siehss foa Hssana
PoErrIso Oregon, Aug 1Arved ship Tord'ns" a' days
fren Aug rsalei M.ry B,eh ~ Liverpool
'~' PORRIGS PORTS q.
Gr..oov Aug iTte steamship ~ David from Qnebe Tor this
po vas s1, a. 9 aD5's siss~ ka for Ys~Yo, ber, reported
mi bat 10 nosk Aag 49, With @scs.p dssi az viii sell
ss.p Ih with sesr c,r Her passenger vrs trans
rrv 10 Steamship Csnbfs which '1sa on "S'N on 'se 'h o'
The stsamsAip v, d. Pss svei here from Ne~
Yort Of sebet RS evtHihg.
MEMORANDA. .Lf... ..
sex-Be ifsn l5a nun bangos reports
o. 80 .t Al spese Of Cbs,hra Lyt int y tts sshr
nrc sayrjps The A. nsiatoon s1 nsisteI4anS wv
E Ave bssA SssAs Ssus pas @ % sssA ss io~ ss-sA -
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pASSENGERS ARRLKEn

PROM AvRE-In steamship Dnmark Ang l7-Tlot sst'ery
pe, Mr Blossom Gods NJ Knolhe Mrs Kn,uter Knoher
M fischer Mr. and Mr. Dgea g. iP1ne aud ni Miss Irapo-
line n Ftahe r. H. barry A. Achwehei ami 81 in seersge
FROM HAvAHA-In Steamship MORO Castle Auy I'M Schi
energ Maso1 Mira Emma Resnes and rtlna Miss
selma A Crahb G. Cribb T. erog. Adoo MEtr N DeFoEd,
Mare raeet Leopold Carvsjl Nr M Cahanas DE- Geo u lunt
Frankp r. Somrs Bell aHl wife, Mr Lee Capt Elmo,
n Humph,s Dolores Acosta and seryani. Z. JeHroH.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
THE CTNSU4.

The following returns for this city were re-
ceived at the u. Marshals office yesterday;
Ens>rdo Dis wrt Popular EnVmerator Dis Ward Popaan a.
c. Southworth2J II 226I NJ. McGoyem.17 II 32OO
A. Alcoek.....A
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THE LAST BOND CAsE-DIsCHARGE AND REAR
REST OF LAMBERT.

Yesterday an examination was held Deiore
Justice shandey at the Tombs Police Court In the case
of Vim. G. Lambert accused OF having defrauded MesSs
Condit Co. Of $4,000 by giving their cashier Isaac
Reed stolen United States bond as security Tor oah
Of the above amount Tho examination was long andtc
bert knew that the bond was stolen the magistrate de
cded to d sniss the complaint the ground OF INSULT
cent evidence. As Lambert leaving the CourtIoV
with his counsel he was arrested by two United states
Deputy Marshals taken before United states oon
missioner Shields and held in $1,000 TO answer chaiee
of having In his possession altered $4,000 umteu
States registered bond.
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STATE LAND Oygick Sr PAUL hISS Aug ?. ls'n
IN COMPLIANCE with an act entitled " Al

Five Hundred Thoaznd acre OF Internal m
,.xnt Lands. approved 1870 norce hereby given that
H.. LANDS mrnonei said will be oierz ct Public Auction
d. rsnus pnee eight dollars cents % i0
At the Cso State of Mgnsoa In the C Of 81 Psa on
WpS RsAY the 7t septnr A. d. 1870 at 10 o'clock In
s orrpou following daJs until they shall all have been
oserpd
large proportion said lands eated between the dyh adad
nar.le1 Tor 3 anil ~ the enter line o the
na southern boundary Vt the s ami ngc
uamIe trt, on and thirty S and hne rolling prairie
ands wd soi and interpreted With o
be The of n tributary the Otter Tan River
the Mississippi River Red River 81 the North below the
standard parallel 7l miles north Of sal center hnsl and
are more heavily berr Of them being eoveei With the best
pine hlri wood timber in the STATE fhey wer q. earsfuy
e within the limits OF the land grants To the
several o. Of stale equal value with the Of
those abiA
Particular descriptions the State Land Ofee
OF SAID ns at or abos The minimum
p per will esemp. taxation Tor period Ten
irou and aher zaid sale.
A. nay,nsnt for aid lands gal OF the C Stats snd
Mi bonds xih oil The unpaid coupons attached
Iii provided thousand 90 mo of said bonds
depo,ed omee 10 Tie dsy u ni. se .n,tsn eo1
t an r there agreeing purchase sd lands
, ~. ,s se 10 the rsisp ef The bends Deposited aud sutho
dpx the sis ssi One 10 lss And .ei spa
M -, d,,,lo an sss.n. knh assoh whsh II he
n,nsun pres The anssps ef s senas % se Sith
~" cHARLBs hcILRArt. Cs~as-is.ss
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Forty -rstst which was standing In front OF the New
Hayan Railroad Denof at TXAntY -eeYenth-6t. IWO

Forty hrstBt which was standing In 'front.' OF tne Wv
Haven Railroad Depot at Twenty-seventh-st Two
women induced by Coburn and his ccmpan,aV%, ,t 60
at night the coach stopped at hotel in Harsmanee e
Refreshments were partaken Of and ON comnsd d gcf
something TO eat telling the latter he would mna ,ho %
driver dsappeared in the hotel than Coburn mounted
the box, and drove away Early yesterday morning RI o
Coburn gave the coach and into the CUSTODY OF al
officer In Crosby St stating that he had found them
astray The property placed in Croseys. S"%r
TO await the appearance of the owner Az ,ur tc
the driver and the owner called at Police Hea1quai
and gave information of the affair general alarm @ mm
sent to all the stationhouses directing the ponce w.
and McIntyre but the Sergeant In soscS
and where Il might be found Yesterday afternoon 90
burn and Mcintyre arrested in the Eghth
and taken before Superintendent Jourdan VINO ~
that they be locked IN TO await the complaint OF MI
Duffy Later in the day the prisoners were taken pn
Duffy declined to make complaint, and the persons az
rested discharged.
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REAL ESTATE.

. NEwYoRK Wednesday Aug. IT, 1870.
The cooler weather seems to bring with 1t
increased activity in the real tate market and the sales
OF lands already announced as well as those preparing
for, win attract attention
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

REPAIRS TO THE BUILDINGS DURING VACATION.
The next meeting of the Board of Education
will be the 7th proxmo, and the public schools viii
be reopened the l2th About n of the school build
ings have been repaired, repairing exclusive OF
the work the colored school building in Laurenss
which has had 25 feet taken from the 'front.' in conse-
quence of the widening of the street. and which Will
have l2s feet added to the reara that the Board can
obtain the present time The cost Of the Laurensst
school alteration will about 5000 which, added to the
general repairs the other buildings, win make
a total of about $4,000 divided as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.
MORRIS AN AND ESSEX DIVISION.

MUhhIS md ENSEA
Depo in NewYO foot of BaIclay-st and foot o.
SUNNI ER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing luhsDAf' SAf ~
a EXPRESS MAIb TRAIN connecting a. Deli " ~
Brauch at Doyer with Chester Branch at Waer9' 9Ih So
ADover and Newton, Washington With the Il an ~ ~ "a
for Water Gap, Sroufsburg Scranton, Great Benz bhg
AMI all points the Lsckawanna an boof'
and Delaware and HUDSON n Rds
Il:4O m LgLGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newarh horn'
town Dover ackrtsown Washington, Phpsbag and Eaton con
at Pmlpsburg With Bel Del K for BE, ERE &c an
Eastoa with L. 4 r. for Bethlehem Aheio"S huea 'ba"a ana
WlkesbaTre.
Waterloo and Washington with d.. L., ans
". r r. Water Gap, Srousburg. and Scranton ~,
HACKErSr0WN MAIL. connects Win boonon 'hes's'
and Sussex Railroads. =. 40 o.,o i, IN sao...
$50 p - .-.,----. 60, TN - to.io. n
For ORANGE ,Td SOUTH ORANGE $50, 7o 81 o. 1870 an.
llO m O 23c 4:2o 45O $780, 6Oo $40 900 and iiia
M s.on o..o a.fo sIoo mn lin
so ll:40 al: 0, 2 S2:S, 81 o. $40, $50 tV 4
5:lO $40, $50 6oo $50 e4O 900 800 aod S IN
Trains marked stop East Newars -. go. "a -,
i1avr New-Yor, or BLOOMFIELD AID M0STCLAlR $40 and
no and9n AID 100 ID. 10.
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orrlRTCRE OF FOREIGN NAILS
TaIfpeDAY. Ara. le.

TBURfDAY. Ara M
a., r..a. VA opo<asfosn and Lvsrpesl Per sssanGlip
Mails e - ~. ysrsry CITY Pcss-0as
Mail for PAID ht'ers only made sp % pecsr Ssssy
= ..sPlf.S s"PfS rio,rd al 9:3, O. N.
~ Ss ~ r. coss st9 p Steamship ssik At 5s'elecf
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Captains sad pu,Tr u .ssss ss,,i.g g as pss! =, ,ses.% -
ssss sshnhlss WRITTEN spsdu Il W. sssAez essesss
krvsl Esws pshscs Zoe ~ ysssrsl oeaav. 49, nss.
Zessas. ssd Ser Yuhr Danshva sarH sss " sssv~sSS
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

Was 1T A LARCENY OR LARK
On Tuesday evening Joe Coburn, the pngilist,
and Frank Mcintyre well known In the Eighth ward,
hired coach bslenslae 70 bernard Duzy. No xs Eass
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Gonntrn Real estate for Sale.


EOR SALE.-An elegant medium priced mod
HOUSE. for sale low, with or without furniture dwelling ana
stable completes aud road front Passalc s. minutes
fr m immediate possession v n srbFENSoN <
SON, II Pne-st
E'ARM for SALE.-One of the most desirable
FARMS in Dutche Co1uty q EewIamb1rg Depot
Hudson River RAILROAD 100 acres; bungs and fences in good
order; yineyan 1900 Delaware vines Terms easy Apply 10
the d. sihhpbEit o. 1unnsei t'e"-io,a
ORANGE.-HAMlLTO & WALLIS, Mas
" .,us corner Pre- New YORK. RESIDENCE ga water ioun-
,ios stables large garen and fruit trees sir
elegantly oeiei furniture, horses and carriages des at
sacrifice.
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY for SALE.
THE wekuown PLORBNCg HOTEL, situate The Delaware
River in the Thriving city fDnee. Burlington Co. NewJes Ihe
brick rough east in imitation ot brown
Stone and udngs the Sate has aeenno aons
chambers watercose's Nc and every
convent tn floors large stone ice house carriage
stables Also. attached to the premises ae ald snnoa'
,f Of wdt Of the test the rver The owner
being about to engage Other business or s properly 90 me most
liberal ernA furniture horses crages &e vi le iod with tue
property wishing to ne ho hrsn
tbs seldom met wt 1t being the only Lo N ihe place ana
rDanJ. Ner tc
Apply to h' w. 'einihiN' fOf-hSe, Ne''eIfe.'
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4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

L su MINER ARRANG MENT.
and after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Trains WIZ Rave '@" HP
iolows.
l0:00 Way Train stopping al later Deat staons
l2:0O m Hempetcad Wsy rrn
3:30 D. M Greenpor and Sag Harbor Express
4;3O .. m Norhpor, Express
500 !. m. EorbpOrt Way Train
e:sO .. m For North Ilp and rntermeIate siauohs
branch Hempse1 su tIshs " hoNh
n pain, =, o.. m ami 6n m j J.. BARTON. SIpt
Tsrt., Eas
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REroRT-9 a. ".

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sn G:Si Neon 10 %
~ DAY.
Sandy Hook Cows islasd. l6 Hell Gate 2
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Gopartnersbip Notires.
printing.

VVM. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-s St
w LIrHoGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTUkERS
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Tountrp propertp TO Get.

T'O LET or for SALE--A desirable suburban
RESIDENCE Elizabeth 20 minutes from the eity 81 trsin:
and shade garden &C. Apply before Sept 70 C. c. BOI lsi
Elizabeth, N. J.
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anftion Gales of Real Gstats.
Gonses anb farms rDanteo.

DUH1tD WIIU HWINKo HNWHkfV'
YARNS WANTED within 30 miles of the
IL city, EXCHANGE for frstclass houses Brooklyn.
N. A. rutland Co, S Beekman-st. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-18

NEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ On and sfsr MONDAY Ma D. 1870. two Express Tss Will
leave deoo and Foerthas As ioho"s
1880 .. NJ, Rutlsnd brpFes
' 3:45 D. n. Montreal Express -, .. .u
y, 'P'1e > - 80 l. C. BuCkHOuT. SupennenJeRt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-04-01
AUCTION SALE OF PAINTINGS

The announcement that the fine collection of
paintings which have been upOn exhibition for some
time at somerve Art Gallery would be sold at auc-
toB drew TO the Gallery last evening very large at
tendance OF buyers The paintings chiefly belonged TO
the estate Of the Mr. Charles Harvey Of Baltimore
and comprised fine examples OF the best American
artists, and also many excellent works OF famous
foreign artists The bidding throughout the
evening very spirited and amusing rencounters fire.
duenty occurred between men Of wealth who desired
the picture, and "a pleasing result TO the auc-
tiOneers excellent prices were realized The following
are few the prices obtained "a Fishermans FAM.
w." by Artz sold $3.50; Beatrice Cenci" T. Beranger.
AT $40 "Camel'a Hump Green Mountalns by :. L. elf
ford was purchased by e. Il. Morgan, for s525T The
Reading Lesson" T.. Pazsau. by Mr.. Mcdonald for $500
Garden a. 1t was. by j. T. CrOpsey sold at SIS; Adron
dack Scenery, by T. l.. Church. was purchased by Mr.
Huckley AT $50 SOitude-Evening," by j. J. kensett
was purchased by the same person at N6G WOfsted
Work by Gus. DeiOnghe, purchased by Mr. Hunting
ION al $40 The Younger Brother" miniature paint
ing which a hand would cover. 10y Meyer Won Bremen,
was sold gentleman al sos; "Autunn-Cayugal Lake,
by ] l. Kenset was purchased by Mr sledcOr, the pic
ture dealer al sos sunday Morning" by A. Il. Du.
rand after a long contest captured by Mr. TAFT OF
Providence, at $40; Reading the Scriptures, by Carl
Hubner. the picture imported by william Alderman, a
large painting representing the interior of Dutch peas
ants INIT bid OFF 10 ". T. Dodge esq at t90j0; The
Wood Stealers" C. ubneT. sold at 400 The Wtching
Time OF Night" by George H. Boughton at $3.50 " sun
set on the shore" by j. Z. kensett at Gl5 Breton
Flower Girl" 10y George II. B0ughton, sold at $40 The
aggregate sum realized by the sale Of the paintings
amounted to the large sum OF t22,759 So
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INDIANA

SPEECH OF THE HON. DANIEL VOORHEES,.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 31.-The announcement
that the Hon Daniel W. Voorhees, would reply to sena
tor Mortons speech of 22d OF February this evening
drew 10 the Academy OF Music immense audience. at
least one fourth OF whom were ladies' Among the Demo
cratic lights upon the stage ex-senator Hendricks
the Hon i. j. Mcdonald, and the Hon. sam Bus
Kirk The speech intolerably long. 0ccu.
nienced with comparison Of the two plat.
bondhoding ofiiceseeking community, and the other
as the voice Of the downtrodden much abused working
class After extong the latter platform he proceeded
TO long and tedious dissection of the political life OF
euaOr Morton 1t abounded with preysIcations OF the
actual truth: taking much OF the senator's remarks
on various questions were suited TO his argu-
nent. Voorhees, twisted and distorted them IN
anything but fair manner To one
who has read any OF Voorhees, speeches,
II will not be difficult task 10 imagine what to-nghts
production 1t contained nothing new or striking;
dead gone over with as much vehemence as
IL were but yesterday that their light first dawned
He had much 10 say about the Fifteenth Amendment
Some OF his remarks upon this subject could not nave
been particularly agreeable 10 the distinguished
gentlemen who sat at his right hand. senator
Hendricks. The speaker denounced those OF ms party
who on tho coured vote and declared that Tor
himself he wanted none such. Upon nnancial matters
his speech contained nothing OF Importance. AS cam
paiCn document will lend little value as It's great
length the fact of its containing te bey Onu gt
tering genersies. will not make very tempting dOcu'
ment 10 peTuse.
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VIRGINIA

ELtT,ON INJOISFD FROM ACTING A. MAYOR
TuE ENABLING ACT DECLARED To BIZ IN
CONSTITUTIONAL.
RICHMOND, March 3l.-Judge Underwood,
today granted an injunction restraining EysOn from
acting Mayor. He also refused an appeal on the
ground that the injunction temporary. II being TO
continue only till the Eyson's counsel gave
notice Of their intention sobey the order OF the Court
10 order 70 the arrest OF Eyson and then bring
Us case before the Supreme Court on writ OF habeas
corpus The Judge IN hs decision declares the enabling
sct passed by the Legislature unconstitutional which
decision Affects nearly all the officers Of the state
IAIEK.-rbe injunction granted this morning was is
sued this afternoon to Mayor Eyson and the City Coun-
cod and Police. but they went with the city affairs
Usual MAYOR ChahoOn issued proclamation this eve
mug saying that his police force will be promptly
sAnzed ana requesting the persons appointed by Mayor
ysou 70 retire 10 their homes peacefully, in order
further breach Of the peace NAV II supposed
hat when IllysOn holds Court Tomorrow the United
States authorities will arrest him. which Il the
A Nhch h- counsel hope by haDeds corpus 20 get the
80 befnre the supreme Court Eysons police s,ill
have cOt'r0' 90 the city.
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BR,DY-Ja chi, tv Thur.a, morning March g. "hh's v
Brady n 10. Ssh year o. his u. .-,
The friends Of the family are invited 70 urn' NC
sdeHce. 4D fi.hA ave- On oa'sflA apr" ~
,SSIpIOn Tbur,, March a. sdo- Q; b, ate Cnr.ts
pb.r C.s.ii, . 7fth OF hers -,
Rtauyes and friends 4m! u'st to pd i1e ar, 20,
O'Clock p. IN, without further invitation
coPFS-March 20 a. Miieto~B. Jsnss oar laughter %
Vincent Eeu Con s0d gradialghtef % ne e s ~
aged years noaibs and u days
CORSELISuddeuy a. BiSn Norgia second 90 q a''"
r. snd Blen A Cornell aged year. j mouth ana !. hFs
The remains .Iu be EaksB 20 Ithaca y Y for niernsas
DRyRLIS-On lot March D. Deboras De'sn re' I"
DeVeiB deceasei. sged 20 years ,,. ,vur.- Az.
relatives sad friends Of th decreased sa 81 1r, soy ,r.
Gin and John invited attend the funeral a. ie Nhf,s
oftbe AnHuncitiOa. MaILaltauvle. on SatLrus aWlf
o'clock m there viii be r-que@ mass TIE remains ~"
h,tanvs station tue go n Aa on ne h'a''o N'e'
Railroad from Tbrtietb,L
GRBH.RD-. Rome March % sesr short nes' kiie Dos
Fe,nci Caaes Geoaart daughter o. lLou" Di'' " "
H.MERSLRY-welnssd,v morning March % Flheso h'"''r
.do. Of smerey n the 6stE gear o me- ~e Al.
tn. connection. otle family are respect
t.nI the funeral At Church on Saiurds! aPf 9 F"
without further invitation -
HANDLE abul j. March 70 Isaac NJ Hand ia the s" 's'~
Ea m take place 90 friday Apr nip H. from st. SepSes'
Episcopal Church, Monrn. -. r.
LBAyITT-At Fusb.ug L. t. on W'inesily h.Ien sA ~
Notice u fuuera hereafter 49,
NccoRMICK-op wednesds morning March %, Ene'e d'ash~
To- as,i vii ,,s, place on Friday April oos N ron ne
y,a,nce brother. john hcCOrmics No ga nss
The relatives aud friends are Invited to A'teHd -
pALMRR-At Nr, France. March 81 aief hnse'Ss
RbarI Palmer Of Coursndi Palmer ESQ OWNS NV
woLCo1T-ou wedu.ss,. March d. Ms Mar Ant, "Seo.-
wdo. Of the Henry WOeoH formerly OIL hiade~sh' N'-'
aged - yean
OF sc.ains wedpsiag evening s.rrh
at Il oeoes Lote. ouy daughter Of William 'aa n'A "''
n fyss5s Of the family ,r, ec,ally invited 70 >ss
the funeral o'clock from jsJ hast Ir en-" 'anasN
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THE PORT HURON AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
LIsB.-Ths line. being built between the cities in
dcated by its name IL three hundred and fifteen miles
long. and is formed by the roads OF four companies.
namely: the Peninsnlar roads Of Illinois, Indiana aud
Michigan respectively. and the Port Huron and Lake
Michigan Railroad the latter being the most easterly.
and terminating at Port Hudson, st. CLAIR River at
which point the line with the Grand Trunk and
Great Western Railways. and by these connections
forms another through line between Chicago aud New
York.
Connections already made with the Jackson, Lans
ing and Saginaw Road at Lansing also with the Grand
River Valley Road at Charlotte 10y the completion Of
the eastern of the Peninsuar Railway from Battle
Creek to Lansing forty five miles.
The Port Huron aud Lake Michigan Road ia finished q
distance of twenty miles westward OF Port Huron and
for twelve miles is already the ground, In
addition which twelve miles or rails ia tran
sit TO the road making. with that already completed.
fOrty-fOur miles.
This with the forty five miles completed on The PENN
sular Road, make u total OF eighty nine miles