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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Juan Xiquez, confined for several months IN l.ud-
perjury released Yesterday With the
81 United Davis his personal TeeoS
Aiqucl IN bad health not likely 10 hive long
man 80 drunk that he could not give his name
brought before Commissioner Osborn, yestcrsy charged With at
tempting $40 counterfeit hi the National Bank o. Port
land appeared sharper him the money changed
and the kept the bin sad discharged the prisoner
At the Essex Market Police Court Peter and
Michael ard Jeremiah Csieu, committed YESTERDAY on
Of breaking Richard H. Noe store No $40 Fronts aud
stealing worth Smith aas Martha walsh held Tor
pocket Of No l East Isenthtighh-
the latter leaning the coffin of deceased friend at No
~ Esst Twenty eighth.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court Alfred
Sanford cood boy committed yesterday charge Of shooting
Roenberg sh0a Mis- Rosenberg who lives at SNhae
and FSenty-s sO that about two months while she was
passn SaniOn aud another boy who hghng the former Ore"
pistol hsr and she has since
been Frederick ooer German, held on 4
charge sm.y Insulting Mr. savage wife Of the eefe Of the
CHS Prison. while Size riding in Eghhsv ear JonA Brennan
witnessed the insult assaulted ROeler and thi
policeman arrested Mr. Brennan
orery combat bat Justice Cox hearing The aes of tue
css, Immediately discharged him and rep-Rlndei the officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
HEALTH MATTEEs-sMALL-PoX INcREAslNGE

HEALTH MATTEES-sMALL~POX INCREAslNG'a
The Attorney of the Board of Health re-
noted Yesterday that sxphyscans who had failed to
make returns OF deaths OF contagious diseases WITHIN
the proper time had paid fines Of SO each The SUITS
against &c physicians connected with public institutions
whose returns had not been forwarded within the 10
0ured time were ordered 10 he discontinued, as inc
nvscians were not responsible for the delay SUITS %io
ordered against number OF Other detnqueht ply
John p JOIAlemOn OF EsseK--t complained OF the slet
sUceDng machine used By the railroad company whose
track passes the Oco Of the complainant 90 account ~
the ssh and nth thrown on the sidewalks by H. lHleIig
10 the Inspector OF street Cleaning Persons ebSaee III
slaughtering below Onehundred-nd shlh-st. are VI
dered to attend meeting vi the SANITARY comm tVeo'
the time to be designated hereafter, to make aIIant
ments FOR moving their business beyond Ohe luhTu
sud.sxth-s on or before May J. The CITY SANITARY az
sectOr submitted the following comparative statement
OF cOnta giOus diseases;
B,,k TYPHOID T,Ilu, Scarlet Reirsg Small Meas Ihph
,ui,ng FeyeI. Fever Fever. Fever. - me-"
jj@ $5l.....IsS q - i j. !;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
PARDON BEFORE TRIAL

10 me razor Of me tribune.
SIR: The pardon before trial granted Rich
ard Fckcn by GOV. Geary OF Pennsylvania Gale 10 mind
similar act by David L. Porter, during his frst admin
istraioh as Governor Of that State which commenced in
January, 1852 Tie case was the arrest OF a Democratic
editor al Harrisburg for SANDER AZ the instance Of ad
Gus Stevens who at that time resided in Gettysburg in
Adams County, and had the writ issued there command
ing the appearance Of the person charged with tho crime
al Gettysburg. The man thus charged when arrested
disputed the right 81 the officer 10 act out of bis own
county, and asked for time 10 consult COUNSEL which was
gIaltCQ. Some % The best lawyers that borough de
Cidcd that he could not Dc taken from his own county v
any process and that The wit must issue from Dalpln
his own cOuutyf issued 40 ali The officer iusistld
however said that M Stevens had ordered the arrest
and removal 10 Adams County aud further bad said that
there law for it, ~ this Juucurc It decided to
consult John Adams Fsl,r gentleman OF great lcga
bcumrn, and intimate friend OF Mr. Stevens At frat
b. tuat a man Nas not bound to 10 beyond the
bounds ol hs county irf l j. HHt when lhc officer
Informed him Of ~. r,eg,u's having raid that tc inv
Ei3Ntl OBJ tI.rI If...aHt asked iiHc o. look into
liz c.l9C I'D re-i4aCas 90 l. I+4. s,.lA s.It Was such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
RELATIVES As TRUSTEES n BANKRUPTCY

In the United States District Court, ycstcr-
day in the matter Of william linn and others, hank
rupts judge Blatchford decided that relative of a
bankrupt can legally appointed hs trustee III lahk
ripley when there l. nothing but the ftct ol relation
slp 10 show that ne will not honestly discharge s dhE
tow ard both bankrupt ana creditors The DECISION u ~
follows: ID. .t....
In thisca. a. dc dr,t mcra. q editors esLi sho ~ PROVED
~ o. md 10 lhf'e
of nOant Of f tbt claims po'r SUI
M interest ~ de general IN ~ hr creditor. - The hsmlt hat
m. estate of the mps fond he 80 s'd sd dhu
lion made among %, tra uurt ne tr19n ana uf
II he rc'ofs and nstn Johu H. NImal -
rp,i,e Samuel Wynsr ir. Hpr AAng ' "eofs = J. Ns
man a, committee the eight colofs arc Herman -
Ich 81 +lgt6 49, Who signs BY ihr sad samuel
woman attorney the % Samuel Wman Jr {" ne ano.nt
Of T. p fnsn 10 te amodn OF -''sJ4
. n me fad Herman n Adch the uncle NJ 80 II ur bans
t. The .l of m, ,a Herman D. 3dnsh toe t"uu 81 tn "a
Io4 Of The sd Saup'l NrnAu U NE sh
Iernsn uto un paer Tor ne ha"
bu uate Boy s.a pi"tccnfr no. -
II eac ben sIpoutd Tue mi HHS
Wynsn eci for The said Herman u Ahi'h ~
ma, D. clam o ts Herman D. Aiuel sha ~ '"lhE lo
0utun pr-tair~ attorney tiffa'i ' FA'
Ahlfc In Isr-frt iHn shen s vas 81 sound n ni
John s pmposoi uStc fr4'I' ir,a' o. .'"a'h
gpqf. tle tfh drl- to llemah " Aliirh an N
ri,t deuce r HrTH N" ~ he n'Phrrt OF h'"an
1t.I tamut man if plii'l M con runt Az 1a n
Go .iraar d. 1851. d. a.I W ir ''Th lti'' " 90
who ie trftrss q" Herman H. Ahffl 'h l' '
t.it.4 degree 30 John a. h,mau. 49,
l, o. tso,c. ~. srd ~t, a'ns. ,os io f''s' h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YORK. ....................."..PsB
CLEARED.


CLEARED.
FS,y3 L1ROo Rna Loa hIs s,
Meier Hamburg India Maaroe Gasgow Holland Thomas L'srpooi
T{be Delsney san R Doai p Sc ,, c,r u.y
Cork Banero Moreno odes; Leader Humphrey,
Malt. for Orders Edwin Sullivan ConntnOple and smyrna
sehoOnersayn BEN Bayl Baraoai G. Evans LIulse Arroyo
Young Msno r. A. Bare smith Jacksonville Pa Blue B.ri
Finley Polt Johnson Eugene HAYES wilmington Mary Riley Riley
Baltmorei Benjamin I. Croeker, Harding Wilmington
ARRIVED.
Steamship Cleopatra Phillips Havana Jan n @de and ps'.
Steamship WIN. p. Clyde Sag Wilmington " G. na7a' stores
mship Moro Castle Adams Havana mdsc. AMI pass.
Steamship Montgomery Paircloth Savannah mdse and pa''
Bne FayoS Of SeEla5en Due Trinidad Por Spain % days
eO s a g IT. Eaton Of Calais sacko Kingston % days
shr Helen 4 Bowen Of Bangor Ae1aaler 81 doy rubber
Shr A. Van BruR Tooker lndanoa Jan D cotton alu NIUE
Forest Home virginia D. Woodruff virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS
posrov Feb 1.-The Cunar steamship Batavia undergo ~ no
sary repairs her propeller and will probably Re re~P " e "
Ca JAZZ 3Arved steamship. ToniE.nda from
Philadelphia Iaento from NewYoFk Huntsville from Se"io@i
OTgs Bl soSo 5rS Va FeB Passed in fer Baltimore al Mn
dora from Rio H. Hume from Eev-0eans Pael ot a6s zen
brose for Rcoi bnss Cecil for Maia9a AIRED ,aT oGis
thick.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IvyPpoot Jan 9-Ariyed to-day bark Sarah rom 'hah"oh
h.tween ga and sob Of December with 1883 bales OF cotton
DISASTERS
HOLE Jan. 3lArrye sehr Joseph scar B'5e hr
bar Of Sesspor Ne from Georyetovn. d. c. for Cr1eo @ m
,o. tool of tie crew ii number ami brought them to ibis port
Also saved part Of sails rigging boat &c rom n $780, NJ, AMI
Rocksu with abandoned 10 snAng SqnlO on
DAY las, at when miles from NAnset' Agl ID' He
The big senoi Janro bound to Baltimore ashore "
sanay foS v Ie'I A9PapSS ~ al CIsnes eseay she
lie having lo Sal, Kys only tso men o. INC '1"
Il4l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
A NEW INSURANCE COMPANY-A NOVEL FEATURE
Is INSURANCE MANAGEMENT

l. INSURANCE MANAGEMENT.
The National Capitol Life Insurance Com
uanv has Just organized its New-Yorli branch at No
13g Broadway, under the superintendent OF Nh. A. D..
Brigham There are some peculiar features in the sys-
TEN of management OF this Company which are alla
rently calculated to secure honesty and economy Oh the
part Of the officials The Company derives It's powers
from charter granted boy Congress, which locates II IL
Washington, D. c. with power 70 extend it, business In
the different States Subject to the various laws thereof
zach Sl.4c is uRdc department of tue Company, ana
has a Board of y Trustees, elected ~ inc poilty
holders from among thCmseiyc5, no one being ENGINE o"
the Office Of Trustee Who Is not pOlc! holdci 10 INC
amount of ~ least $4,000 The Presidents 1ur the llhb
b.in, of the vaiouS Department Boards compose me
Central Board Of Directors i'm Washington Inc chllIc
Legislative power of tho Company is thus vested ~ the
pCicyhoders who a. any time correct eNI1yaEah'e
iUcOnDeteucy Of management or any course
Of action prcjui.cial TO their interests. II II
urnpnsed 70 give al the profits or surplus
arising from the business 10 the policy hOldcr, IN proper
or surplus on the ground that the premiums received
from the insured and their interest earnings are me oh
sources OF revenue to insurance COMPANIES ana mat
those who pay the premiums ought, III justice Ia nave
snv surplus arising from less expensive indlaece OF
lower rate OF mortality than IL provided iOE Dl INC
The following gentlemen have been elected Trustees
OF the New-NOIk Department by the pOHcN holders
samuel A. Lewis, Chairman; ID. ID. j. Moore, NlH"h l.
Preston jeremiah Quinau, Sidney W. DibDe, SIMON -
Decker Amor c. Kevnty Joseph L. Owls ChdlIcs y;
Martin Charles II. Lewis Henry Adams, Conrad
schwezer John NJ Burnet, Joseph D. Marin, M5itel
Roche, Charles c. Allen, john {. Butfe fFahcIs II
gins BENJAMIN +. Clarke, Daniel D. Orie Lf"l- t.
ME- s. t. RlbOrQ NJ. D., Chas. {. Lee, NJ D. James l.
IayiOr. AlI-CO ID. Bingham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
The Indiana State University is described il

the at report of the Trustees IN hourishing con
ditiou The number Of students during the last term
y.s g0s 50 Of whom were In the Law Department Tho
,,ioy of the institution have been more than quad
runcd I'm the last few years. II mas graduated more
man Gao students, aud 600 Young men, Ill All, nave been
,,ht ,rithIr il walls The buildings are entirely in
ade1,e and there pressing need OF the endowment
81 trversl new fes-orships The Trustees express
90 i,t ,hat the Legislature should settle upon the
instititiou n vested endowment OF nan million dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

DrCIGIONS-FFR. 1.

Su,,cmc Cogrt-Cba,nbers- Judge Sutherland
Tn Home Co sgt Empire Fire distinguishing COLO
ton dee without Tie People rel VIM Kelly sg Inc
lnuug Father Matthew L. B. T. A. b. = etcorier granted
Brain ag Iarson-Reieree ordered take proof etc IRWIN ag
acknowledgements counsel Boce agt BofcOde granted
FuIrgag Grat-uigncn ordered Sherwood ag Pickson-A0-
ton denel Douuel at. kehoe-Moiion granted. .
Iugraham.Thr Avenue Savings Bank sg Poer-Alen-
orarda Tor counsel
Marine C0urt-Pdrt by Judge Shea-kabeIt
srt Ba1ier-The motion 90 dismiss the action dgn.eL
Iiri H-By JGig- Gro-Daow sgL helrosr-Dconunnei by
consent Warren gt JshrDsmisse McDonsi at McDonaiI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

via sails from Cnnsd Dock City close Pat ORe flo
Supplementary Mail for pad letters only made no at Cunar1
DOck, jersey City, aud clogei al 1910 B.
IAN es deposited Snppemtuay Mss mnst he prepaid with
double postage
Mails for and West Indies steamship Missouri Pier
No An r. close p Steamship sails at O'clock p,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
Drp4ryrRE or FOREIGN MAILS.

a. n t, mail. IS IN close the subons February follows:
,r s,,us ard az $50 ni and Al $40 u-i and
II, a.. i. b.. ~. & ADD II 81 $40 o. "a
~ Tilt R@DAA fHH.
M fyi ksorc Q'rnss~H sb LNopvV yer scsGslp phia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

"a IsIAND- RNILEOAD.

| oNG l y fA4Ip RAARREtii;R2asiR2;1ExT.
or ani aaer NGYDAY OCT 1870 Trains VIII leave Jametnp
a
1850 n. Gre.uDort emf Srg i'sraor
1890 A. M. Nor'hpo-t Wav Train.
500 p. sag i-lnor -l hr-'ai 1f' f' 'ioa1l To- "i'D
port Satcrlas a.eit.
400 p. m Norhrar EEp~ss 80,
sos D. H. Hearesd W4y Train 20 r on SstuT!'r u.sl
500 p N NorffoIt y ay .r-I 49,. -..--
All trains eonuec braA0l i,f Iir1is esd s9'f rom o 's %
CEN Cove Locus, VALLEY, ncEslc. uuoug l al! 1--we
NJ -nl . l. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

p,,, nav steamship MORO Castle Feb l-Mr. Lsiu
A. i, = r. Bake a. J. Risnuus : v Cisteuido, fus
FL = p,n..s d Menirshor ". McColL
"Ian i1v1s| steamship Cleopatra Feb l-Egsr Cabana,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
RrooKLYN RAILROAD DISCIPLINE.

The sharp note addressed by Corporation
Counsel Dewitt Of Brooklyn the Brooklyn City Rail
road Company directing them to repair the street be-
tween their tracks and sufficient number OF
ears the public convenience, under pam OF nav
inc their charter revoked and being otherwise legally
poecedCd against, has drawn out the Following letttr
OFFIcE BROOKLYN CRY RAILROAD CoNPANN(
BEooRLYS, Jan 81, lfll.
W. C. DEwirr esq Co,p~uor. d.; -
SIN Tg Compqnf auugu excepting the Changes made m your
icqt,n Jh inst their repairing the tracks 81
ion sl willing s reasonable requirements oi TIE CIV
Authorities 10 th~y will the frost T. out Of the
ground proceed r-air any portions 81 tntr tc4s "hln to
n.Icco NAV point that purpose and will also as soon IS ar
rnt. Dee made furnish additional carr Oh the routes where tue
public travel may III demand them, You're respectfully
'' THoYAs SULLIVAN. President
Tho Corpoiot,on Counsel replied TO this note by the
OFFICE oP CoRroR,rroN CorS.El, - !
CnY HALL, BRooELYS, Feb /, l5'l'
Tnov.s SrtLiv.N. s.q. Pre'tdeEi. de-: g.,
sfR a receipt 81 your letter Of Yesterday am grahe 70 unl
In IL spo,t The public requirements upon the subjects IN
ns snt hasten readiness cooperate M at
direction II an arrangement effected b which the oyeo"dng
of ,ar shall avoided ard the roaihes be put 10 rpar without
delays and dltllth OF h'lsa'"u " " n''''' '' pun
Your sssnrIc,s pointed and gratifying they must
eucne 10 b. too general indefinite 10 hOr u emss'e without
undermining e-Heu
md grund f5r arrsfug action have In anticipation
III have aug the port OF your ettf "oh ss' i'
cam meet me Ia compny With His Honor the Ma IN orer that We may
see In light timetables and records wat Improvements IN
npr Of ear. hesdways Sc specifically and Ac'u
tl rou ar prepared make II minute and specnc sfnge
ent IN vrtrz resulting Improved accommodating for the pubic
af should Gss from such Al Interview" no
m'"'' '''' '' G. DEWITT.
The action Of Mr. Dewitt gives great satisfaction to
the travelling public who trust that he Will not relax MS
efforts to obtain the muchneeded railroad REFORM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02

Sun nses..,.'.. 1910 sun ss... 5;l9 Moon s'' 302
53 5:J7 Hell Gate 7B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
G,eamboals aro Railroads.

NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, ~ ~; ,.I
steamer, leave PEEK sp New Haven a. Ji' 'ln 'O''
East at II p - IT,,,.o
COR BRIDGEPORT and all points on ito eat.,
Il tonic and Sangsuck Railroad faf' -
rBe.sip At " noon Sunday e''e. ''il' --, - VI
uJARTFORD DlRECT-St9te 9i SS nS iI i"iH
I 4 AID CO. Of Hartford cave fecN u & sle Notifies. No.,
connecting NJ m a. I'm il, ,ase ~ 49, ~ eia's' - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
M NEM-YORK RAHROAD.-

y bfp6r il SEN YoGA foot Of Lioerg..t, Nor.h Rive.
~ 9It NtW.YORK tOR BERGMAN AND NEW ARk-At
80 lis .ib G.l5 J:5, g:l3. go lo:i5 Il r.i loo
S0 ga, 49, 400 g:5o 500 5.Jp 600 $3.50, 800 30 $500,
gao lU. 3D. 1880 j. W. ~ ,,.,.-,, .,,,,.,,,. ~ SO
a. mas MA $50 4Ji $50, $50 7.t0. 300 lOf3 h
w. a. 3. Kicker SUI ennieu-ent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENr.
Commencing MONDAY October H. $40 Hom Roosevelt and "f-rs
ierne~
g.fj a IA. Msi Cor pachogne
10 M, Atcommoi. UoH Jos Bah on- . nh. --, -
$3.50 btIrcss Paco, A. VS. sse ." h' 70" ''i no
Place. Il .t.y.,
40 D. isp Accommodation j.Iiia!t 'NV.s" 70 I-H1s''-
$3.50 ID. u EI.tlou Acl,uupaat -
t.'0 a. m.. Nrrrck A Uclfauiaio'.
tt,.U| Is lUtt-nt-
The $3.50 u af .' 1aa 1881 Dr. vans "lAe'' - " -
'"'"- ~" '''' g. ". poUGLAs spg,nas..yBt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
NrrW-YORK CENTRAL AND HrusON
.-VIV TFpSFY PAIIROAD-FR0M FOOT OF

NEW-JERSEY RAllR0Al,DI,MH, 1.2 t1U "a 3
~ con - .l M Il rit For l.leo v. an
Stn and p M. For BAL fih oha . ~ Do n
IA .f,0a.e o.
s6iPri AND SOUTHWEST $50 a.. ~ I'm ,b,,sh
a. T,c6bGrg without chsnge Po The VI p c, IN, .S "A
M us ria thr ugh fom New ioIE 70 Itsee 70 iea
r,,i and CHICAGO without change silver tsl i.,iSi.
., & ma CA cs.o wtbout chsuge SILVER fa.t GU. ~, 80
~ i.'a h. IN ran through o toun - Ai4 ,su ,,.s
70 tue IT, IT, =, at loot Cortaltst and depot jersey CITY,
cnalse ils.h'' ''' '' fSsfu.isys cxctFtfl
GUAM, y " JACKSON General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
NEW-YCRK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL



CU.-I.A.LG JlAL 80. la.H
Ps.se.-er Station 3D. Acalcds. corner o lf- F'l't aDA
Eo.rh-arc Entrance o. ~ o. .s,a.--L
THAfEs LEAVE A."-i,.N. ......
Tor NevIyen Bridgeport. tar l;s M 1888 'thl
3fEyI 3:45 4:IO $3.50 anI lEKl p m. ,..,
NU...plf all Nt'f''' Oh '''
For 9i S s;r0 T. it g. 1880 m ll5 rll OIL ' $50
-" For H,rS : o i5j a. h.; 35 1890 500 and oo 7a
For STANFORD ttx) 81 1888 l;l' lEnE -iI. irhb
3.45 i:51 tEr.) 4:t5 $3.50 go i:l5, D iLzi % ~ 40
For -eu and Intermediate stations 2 g. ll:o m 49, 3d.
4:45 $3.50 6:2J. 1:l5 ,. ..., -.- -
seYenth'Li l'f
Boston. ii a bo;hS pruvdet Line and shore J. 90
CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston, via Sprpgtcl, $ I. No., 8 ADJ d =. M
For Boston. Wis Shore Lluc. u: u, 3 o.. ~
For Hartford ald Springfield a. , lZ;l' = g." IT, 70 i''f
Bpm ---..-. . t., ....,.,. ...s
NsrrlCau,ett BAY, arriving 81 $3.50 p nj. .t
For Connecticut l'er haroal l2'l5 p n . Montreal
. m. 70 Northampton. ...,,., ,o--. ,,....
Fof Line caasy a. 10. TO Nef"ll AID fFo'-e' i@
,. to v s-iol tou, s. j. n. Nh.
aupton and Villa ls5uTsh
For ITousa,Cric Railroad n n. AMI 3 p ne
For Naugs.uck Railroad All So. p ~ 20 a' NY
For Dsr6np and No.saN Railroad, d, D. 2. 30 ,7l , H.
For Railroad. a. H.; l2lf isI anil '.' p l
Commolls Sic ping atischci % tsl an- o 20 ~
day either Lle DR. Room 70 al.iHl . 20 .
M. ) .. Il. sA'it' II iIyl %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
nliste!laneons.
Drp Gooos.

ERENCH KID GLOVES-Just received an
invoice Of genuine Jouyin KID GLOVES Ia black mode
and party coo also invoice Of Reguei celebrated uniEese
KIDS FRIEND PITTS t65 Broadway,
H-t 4 l-.ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
Professional Notlree.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. d., formerly. Professor
u. Of oro,nt seesIe IN the Sracuse Medical College " Y
ONrs 5 F.tetbsL east Of Tariays n y CY Nervous be1
ity and an other diseases &C Dr. s1ork sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-02
printing.

WIN. EyERDELLs SONS, t04 Futon--st;;--
w LITH0GRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS aHa LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07
JAMES RoBINsoN's CIRCUs.-Last

JAMES ROBINSON CIRCUs.-Last
night James Robinson's spacious canvas was
crowded to its utmost capacity by one of
the most enthusiastic and best-pleased au-
dience we have seen in many q day. There
wasn't seat vacant, and hundreds were
compelled to accept such standing room as
they could find, The entire performance
passed off with rare success. Mr.. Robinson
can congratulate himself on being assisted
by frst-class corps of artists, and the sue
cess OF his proposed trip to Californi a and
the Pacific coast is already insured.
There is nothing in riding that thrills and
electrifes an audience like the arenic per-
formances of James Robinson, whose right
to the title of champion bare back rider OF
the world is undisputed, and long will be.
The only one who is likely to rival him is
his little son, Clarence who.has in his child
frame enough cool judgment and agility,
backed by nerve and daring, to stock a COM
pany of ordinary circus performers Char
ley White and his den of per forming lions
are powerful card and the exhibition they
afford at the conclusion of the show is a
very interesting and attractive feature
Gin. Chronicle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07
"ARE you GOING EAsT.n

sWell, neighbor H-,are you going
East this season 2
Don't think shall that trip last year
rather used me up"
''You didn't go by the Broad Gauge Erie
Railway, then, did you 2"
tNo, sir; if had T have been happy
man to-day"
"Why, how's that p
swell, in the first place. if had gone by
the Erie should have reached New York in
season to meet an important engagement ;
as 1T was, went by another Line, was sew
eral hours late, and lost thousands of dollars
by it,
"You ~aecollect my advice before you
astrted, don't you? ?"
ayes and | wish I had followed IT, Why
| am told that the Erie cars ere foot
wider than those in ordinary use, and that a
man can live in them both day and night
just as comfortably as he can at the Sher
man or the Gait House"
eyes, and get Just as good and regular
meals at the Company's hotels along the
line
That's an item, for l always get hungry
in travelling. But where do you connect
with these Erie coaches | might take a
notion to run on East before long, for they
say its worth the price of ticket to see the
Drawing room Cars"
They run four Daily Express Trains
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland,
from Dunkirk, from Buffalo and Rochester,
and running through without change to
New York. You can take the Broad Gauge
cars at either of these points, and in either
case will have view ofsuch scenery 5 you
never saw before in your life, unless you've
been to Switzerland"
''No, | never have, but l am going to
New York by the Erie Railway the first
week can spare, and shall take my whole
family along. Where do you buy the
tickets 2"
"Oh, anywhere All the principal tick
ct agents throughout the West and South
have them for sale. Our agent here says
ne has all he can do to supply the demand u
"Does he Well, I'll hurry oTer to the
deodot, lreck on, and invest right away
Good day, sir.n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-06-07
Real Estate Sales.

Sales of Real Estate in Jefferson County,
during the week ending May 9th 1871.
Reported by II Colonlus, Register Of Deed:
Emery Sherman to Chas. NJ Hamilton
lots IA and i6, block l, Powers addition to
village of Palmyra, for 81, 500.
Amos Squire, administrator for Linus
Squire, dec'ed, to Thos. B. Squire, 100
acres in town of Waterloo for So, 495 80.
Martha Wigginton, ct al to John NJ. Wig
CLINTON, l644 acres in town of Concord for
1000.
Alice Brigham to Byron Royce, 2 rods
in vii. Fort Atkinson, for 500.
Christian Lehman to P US Zoelle, acres
town of Watertown, fos $3.50.
Theodore Prentiss to Benz Zoelle, lot L,
block 10, Sd ward, A. A. Brayton's plat,
Watertown, for $3.50.
Lovina Dickinson to Alexander und Rob-
ert McCracken, 155 square rods viii Water
loo, $50.
Olive A. Chaplin to William Stengel lot
6, block l, Chapin's addition to WATERFOWL,
$3.50.
Christian Muck to Boyd Creighton, lot 5,
block 80, original plat, jefferson, for $500.