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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

PERMITS TO FAT RENDERs-THE MARINE DUMP
ING NUISANCE AGAIN-AN OFFER TO LABOR
WITHOUT PAY-DEATHS OF THE WEEK.
The Board OF Health granted permits yes
terday 70 Tobey Booth, the Butchers Hide and Fat
Association, Gamble Mcneil, and Smith Ely, IT,, 10
melt fresh fat in steamght tanks and IN such
a. not 70 allow offensive OdOrs 10 escape D0nohue d
Co. asked permission to melt fat at No 62 West Thirty
eghth-st AssstantInspector Leo reported that this
hrm perssenty violated the provisions OF the Sanitary
Code. and his statement was cOrTUDOrdted bY several
members OF the Board. Referred % the Sanitary Com
mittee 10 that the requirements Of the Board we're
piled with.
A Communication was received from number OF the
residents OF FOrtysXth and FOrty-seventhsts. and Vi
cnty, complaining that Kane Ry contractors for
removing manure, were dumping manure daily III the
open lots bounded by FOrtysXth and Forty
Frst-ave and the East River thereby violating the San
tGry Code and causing nuisance dlhcult 70 De borne
said he had these VIOLA
tons. The firm complained Of dumped manure into
boats, but they also dumped on the ground. Judge
BOsworth said there 5000 GOO loads dumped
Commissioner Mualy, who champlOned the hrIn when
complained OF few months ago hoped the accused
Laws and Ordinances Commissioner Mauierre
otr of that committee said be would dec Inc to hear
them They had repeatedly and knowingly violated the
20, anu he Nas In favor OF punshhg tIeu. II Htt
el VIZ referred 70 the Committee on Laws ana ORA
names with Instructions 10 prosecute all who were found
NiJla'lls Tue law ia the manner COMPLAINED OF.
III. 1eolge Bsylss sent communication, asking an
appointment az Assistant Health Inspector without pay
ne hdd served Tour years under the Metropolitan Board
of Health, without Concentration Commissioner Man
icrre Endorsed n d faithful Ocer and believed that
corps OF encent Assistant Health Inspectors could De
several Commissioner who doubted whether il was pos
sible 10 obtain competent without pay The PTes
dent reminded them mat the Chemist and Engineer Of
the Sanitary Committee
City Sanitary Inspector Morn Submitted the following
report OF contagious diseases for the ending
June
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CRIMINAL COUETS.

NJ NcNiel of No Broad-st.. charged with fraud
ulerly Withholding 2S pension money, ron WI frrssI III
AIRED solder held Yesterday, slow bail By Commissioner
Shields
Gabriel Geushym. a German merchant, was com
sd b Justice Hogan YESTERDAY for having property which had en
obtained aud ON Nov. unknown man paIclcd rh + A.
Re cfr of So IS Ptst t0ug cloth worth 500 o. giving n fy
uut check or the Nat onsl Bark which proved SoftesS
arrested ioI lavlg mr. POSSESSION lor.on o '
property
At the Jefferson Market Police. Court. yesterday
Mrs Aun liu West
o. Emile THOMPSON, 0 whom she had pi-e
Choate TESTIFIED that ms LHsin %
rneutv whipped en!angt hs lie, AMI On LIST iusJ
fas strIc. lin h le Of tho bacs - his head No
placed FOR 800 appear ioI sr al he spe
sessions.
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
Hsc yesterday james Mciue iOr stealing watch Nort9
from howard Thrsve Apr 81 was s'n y the se
and months Oitbons sshun eI
Bruh.um with bucderknf. NAV T. Michael gum
Roberts burglary committed the store Of Joseph Low
Francis j. 0ooareh stealing
goods from Claim Co. two and III months
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, Justice HO-
gar comm MARY veOrBe cooro and LINE
Brown wh) stealing watch and chain and IS IRON James
c0ore deaf they hai decoyed into No l5 lok
Aiolph Walter tailor. for stealing silver watch and
sewing 50 belonging be employer iermtln
Thomas Barnard for ste hing so
Ferdinand Marshall Of No 20 Grenv Cd IT
Adoph No. l8 for stealing pocket knives
Of Isaac Kmsek No lO Chmer
sJ0n for stealing wallet Sli from the POCKET
Abraham Of No. u GeeDwchst While riding o. city raj
~
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A CIVILIZED EDITOR ATTEMPTS TO JUSTIFY THE
ARIZONA MASSACRE.
~ n. n


A short time since Lieut. Royal +. Whitman,
professions OF peace u few hundred Apaches, ana
since then they have been receiving more OF
less food-f nothing m0re-at that post. Ihey
camped near by, but not any reservation,
stock was stolen near san Xavier. party OF citizens
went In pursuit overlook the thieves on the direct ROAD
and almost Camp Grant and since that the trail has
been followed In the Arivapa Canon the quarters OF these
san Pedro Valley il quite certainly the work OF these
friendlies and, abundant had the evidence become
that they were guilty OF more auoclues under TINS
assumed peace than before the patient
endurance OF citizens exhausted and they resolved
on retaliation; with the aid Of over 100 Papdgoes,
thew started the 2sth Of April reached Arivapa last
Sunday morning, killed So, took . children prisoners,
and escaped horse. stolen AZ san XAVIER, ana
on back Indian captain was killed by citizens
some weeks ago the road 10 this camp, was there
captured Unbrokcn packages Of center-prilned rifle
cartridges, &c. were found In their wicklups.
II doubts existed that these Indians were only
pretending peace. they do longer. This slaughter l.
Justified grounds Of sefefense Al the rate san Pc
dro SOnoita and santa Cruz valleys being depopu
der of the farmers, teamsters and mail riders All over
the United States, times occur when IeaceaDe cuZens
are robbed, killed, and their houses are burned over
their heads and the legal authorities neither punish tht
an outraged people DO for themselves what those
charged with that duty fail 10 do Their course Is never
unreservedy commended but If nearly always excused
justified, aud their acts never punished by legal prose
shows spirit Of barbarism IN our people would be a
gross SANDER and trust that the weekly reports OF
murders for years agune III ALTOONA, ana
their number increasing, Will be- enough 10 convince az
beyond lines that the wonder Il not so much tha
killing occurred 10 did. That III was so long
DELAYED. There murder committed III sell
defense with stronger provOcatiOu or better grounds OF
legal Justification than IN the case under cohsldefa
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FOUND DEAD IN A HOTEL.
MORE OF THE wooDHULL-CLAFLIN CASE.

MORE OF THE WOODHULL-CLAfLIN CAeE'
A man about As years old, and rather poorly
dressed called at French Hotel late on Tuesday night
and asked for room. He assigned room No 1872 on
the fourth floor, and registered himself as " FRANK
spohar n Y city" Nothing seen or heard Of him
after entering his room until yesterday, when one OF
the chanbermalds having tried the door several times
and finding il locked, finally procured stepladder,
climbed ID looked through the transOm, and saw the
occupant lying the floor, in his nght-cothing dead
He had attempted apparently TO rise from his bed and
being taken suddenly ILL., had fallen and struck his head
against the door, nearly forcing out OF the panels
From superficial examination the physician thought
that death resulted from natural The body was
sent to the Morgue and pOst-mOrten examination VIII
be made to-day.
The only property found belonging to the deceased was
small satche containing wallet In which We're s. 90,
some medical prescriptions aud envelope directed 20
Or b. +. SPAR, No Is East Thirty eighth St There
was a writ Of ciectment directed against MOOdhuL q
Cafin recurring them vaCate the premises No. 10
East Thirty gbth-st. before certain date An
unsigned letter, written in pencil, was directed 70
"Nickey COL and Tenucy included, and referred 70 Ger
tain family matters incidentally mentioning the eject
writ expressing the belief that the agent dare not
put them ont and suggesting that something ought 70 De
for poor old mother, pa, and Polly There Is no
question but that the deceased j. hrOherin-aW Of the
notorious lwOmeuhTOkeT and IS the DT. SPAR who was
characterized a. drOne by Mis- Ienne during the
recent Legal proceedings al Essex Market Police Court
for support and that Of his wife she ana her
sister. Mrs Woodruff some time ago refused longer 10
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A LADY's EXPERIENCE WITH ExPREssMEN.


A LADY'S EXPERIENCE WITH EXPIsISSME-N.
70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your article on City Express COmpa-
Mes last Thursday, both timely and just have
recently moved from house 10 another In this city,
and as I am only a lady, have probably experienced
more Notifications and Inconvenience than one would
have dared to infct one OF your sex. Yesterday
morning went TO an express office on Broadway and
left an order for the removal of my trunks, making
special arrangement that the eXpessman should 20 TO
nv room for them After waiting for hours at home
for my baggage and no one coming, went below, and
learned that the expressman had been there aud finding
the trunks upstairs ne immediately LETT without
them went 10 the express office again, and then they
sustained their emplOye, saying that they did Mt allow
them to go upstairs for baggage This piece Of double
dealing cost days time. This morning managed
move under the following circumstances: engaged
at a stable in Tweftl-st., between FOurth-aYe. ana
Broadway 20 have a man come with wagon Tor my
baggage. They sent OF the most brutal men ever
saw Since Yesterday had taken the precautiOn 10 get
my baggage the lower floor He put my trunks Ia
the wagon and then turned around and In ln-Oient
manner, demanded his money. told him II was usual
20 pay delivery, and would be on hand % receive
them and pay him. Resuming his insOent, and even
terrifying manner, he replied that II MT ready 10
the baggage the instant, he should take IL To
baggage paid the man, and now sitting IN my room
unnerved the roughness and Insults To
which have been subjected simply because am a
woman who has had the misfortune TO be Obliged to
move" a LADY.
Neto- York, June 3, 1871.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
THURSDAY. JrvE @

THURSDAY. JUNE O.
Nil. f Rrrote via Queenstown Liverpool steamship
Ssmas from Cunad Doek jersey CITY clos At the fosOnee a. y.
M Al station A I:l0 b, 1850 m Supplementary hsi
Tor ad eer. CuuAri DocG jersey CITY and closed
Al l:yp. M Steamship sails al y 90, a.
lA deposited Supplementary must Dt lrepM WIN u'uO
postage III. H.. -.
TInrj.st close PostOfce az Y
station llo D. l0:sc No Supplementary Mail steam
ship sails at ? p. N. Ill ,,, IL
Mails for Hsvana and West Indies steamship Missouri, sails
from Pier n r. close AZ 2 D. steamsiap al, p N
MAJ, o Honolulu Auss and NewLeaAnd viii be sent RON Stn
FRANCISCO on the AL Nal matter must be prepaid
s cents Der each hooAs &c eenis
~, loun Msrk al matter Fancsco and maE New ora
about June ~ z,-.r -,
The Bremen steamship ng SATURDAY does not :. present
e the lrus.an Nail" hut thai d. by TIE
,blp ghcb tales the mails tOT Europe, &c
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t TIE dog a. faT .d evino.d no SYMPTOMS
s,orboba eIoe ts unusual ~ousue popular impress
,bst hrohoha act dogs ano vev IN would
-r8eus this instance, three rorl-d past
resr wound was not nF' Ctel during the
The reag o. the week 20 n
Tie emferat 1865 Fahr On Tuedsy 3oh the mercury
rch I'D t marmu9g shade and 49, in the The
hamy equivalent being represented b.
lOul
Tro hundd and srtysevn fatal q smallpox total Of sH6
deaths occurred LONDON daring the week ending MAY 70 The popn
aon Of that city. midnight Apn 2,
35L In Liverpool small por 50 during the
week and Southampton The invading
towns and districts ~ England and i 10 Holland continued Win
the greatest severity DO Berlin The CBiBs hy 49, tie -
rec0rled deaths included from smallpox.
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ARRIVED.


Steamship Fan Salvador Neseson sVannsh Hs,,ers passed
pas. to W G,rr.,on June "a n. 20 miles > ="
samhip Abemsre Coueh Richmond City Point and Sono' ~
nf.e ami pass 70 CHI Dominion steamship 20 - n.s. 20 Jones
loush June lat % g. Ion g 40 exchanged aena VIVID ~
Draper .,... n
steamship Montgomery FaFeiO;h Savannah with dse and pass to
IS, ss.l I,',,a Or Greg lIsreol May a. via Queenstown
steamship Alexandria (Br Lees Glasgow May 70 with me'e' 'i'
SIP Cornehu, Gnns Cdan London 81 days md.e AMI
= GHnnel Mau Co No lat 40 w. ou ~ 90 passed an es
beg Il at q q lon - Is passed another iceberg June D A' 70
Blr Lheano serra Qal Aaee Leata % DAYS VIZ sulphur
or s.'s to P9aeh Eye Co Passed Ole,saT Ap 10 order,
vessel ". Bwell Took the northern passage, aud bad con
scr Gra1A Mitchell Of and from St John B. days VITA lam
be- 70 'e F p oS5 ys.se, 49, 70 T. Nevia' Sons
RETURNED.
~ BGs L BGEp of Quincy aass Sleeper Gate AmsSny) hence
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SRA MARI Br BAoby from Leghorn Kong Esn Brl EreLsen
Wilson rom Haysna hg, Emily Jr, from s. John' P R AH,g
lett from NeS-orlesas, C. < Packard from Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON June The cunari steamship Partha Capt Watson TOM
Sew York May r. touched Queenstown to-day and proceeded for
me north German Lloyd steamship we.r Capt wents from Ssw
YoA May a. for Bremen touched Southampton to-day and pro
oeeied -,
The Anchor Line steamship Asya Capt Smith from NeWYork May
The steamship AsPnsa for Hamburg touched at
Tie nsa ,ieamshb City Of Baltimore Capt Deanoe from Liver
pool for Se"-iOrE' is at Qoeenso'n to-day disabled
SPOKEN.
BARK Daniel Draper Sewoean. for Hayrs jane lat % a
lon e. 90
The hr Hannah Wills from OboLen for Boston ran sshoe
Point Judith the fog the ID inst bat got Of without mate
after di.ehrr portion Of her Newport
lFor Latest Ship Ne,cs see FIN Pd9eI
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship Tsoany. Nichols Philadelphia
Steamship lows (Br Glasgos HENDERSON ~
steamship Georgia Cro~el Charleston H. Morgan Co.
Steamship Beverly, Brewer, Pnls!elplA
Steamship D Uuer. Dlvis Phiisdeipha
Steamship WAmsutta Fsh Nt- Bedi,rd Ferguson WOOD
ship Re.olute Broots Liverpool Wllhsms Guen
BArk g. T. iBr FrAser Gloucester ing, tooth Co.
Bari Melbourne (BTl Crosby Antwerp, BOYD HDcfen
Bars william DR. Harding H.vre, functL bdye Co
Barn Keystone Beny. CsaiI, J. J. lngrahAn Co.
Reindeer Wellington, BarbAdoes H. IoNbridses soma
Bars Sacramento. Rob6 New Bedford, barring Dsvi.
BARK Terrsits Hill, Dtmerara, Tucker lAghtDourne-
Brt AHnds o he Nova ks GrAa1e do Sui Do~rJ Connefs
Co.
Brig La Carenhe lB Doberty AuI Caves Morrison barrow
Brig Willie tBr McDonad ChaTiottet0.n b. / O. h bftser
Bng Cresosn tBr Faulkner, Windsor . 81 "blmeJ 70
Bug Dingo. Conn Baltimore. y Talbot a Io-
sehr Laisa unierh.l, santiago De 'aba u j. Nenbers
scbr AIeida A Laura, Meindoe. BsraeoA Is j. "'hbrFg
Sem. Ellen kRo~les. Tsmps Bsy. jas DoaslAs
Soh. Abby Eilcn. HAy,Dcr klitAtsth n }
schT O. G. AeteH Mead htamd stamford hsnuAeIonls Co.
b,LJ CTVssst Bsts, h1TtfOru
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PdSSENGERS ARRUED.

PROM LIvEnPOOI-In steamship Helveus June Rev H. d,
Ward wifi. family GIsJioa L. fArHuI D. k-sng
Kesfnr N Mcpade b. Lamer Dr. Rankin Dr. Graham. J. Pos
Mn, Msckiu family Mn Ernst M Eru.i Mn hndson Mr.
Mr and Mrs soui and iAuii NJ al MS STRUT
infant. Dr. MiRor -
PROM BERMUDA-In steamship Feb Kee june IL Dunseomh,
Nj. JTn.snb J p stooe " German ". RdBev NJ FrNler
SCI
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NELAwARE, LACEAWANNA and WEST


NEW BROAD GAUGE LNEt Wafer Gap ~ ol .,ars
Eiugbautnu -c1ss AMI Osw-y0 WITHOUT thAegf of AAh
Depots York foot Of Blravs ard foot ~ o''
StMAEE ARRANGEMENTS. commencing AoNDAl, Aa a. illl'
300 70. BROAD GAUGE EAfsss TRAIN va b9hlh hiaA.
runs through without elanee o. cars
connecting Scranton aud B. r. K for Kingston, hlAtso
Piitst0u, &C. - - ,,--.., n
f:I5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecn- D'nve n Boon
Doverw ID Chester Branch a. Watero 90 gt sqf r.
AntoYcr and NeHtlu Vas With tie De- l -9l W ~ Il.
S0nisdurg Orrat Bend, bnehaaa fa
Osvego, LLsa Ee X K Tor All points
OF lat roa-
1870 r. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS - ScvaEk Morr,-
town Dover Waterloo HscacttsoWn Nasn.asou, -
ari Eas0li connects AZ Wa,eroo Ef1 Sls'er kaffi
Phillip With Bel. Del r. p for Beytr &C. iad At Es,ion TN
'. H. K for Bethlehem Allentown M1uch ChuaAi NAes'-4t'
lea.i z and Hsrisaur-. -.
400 D. NJ BROAD GAUGF EXPRESS TRAIN, va yatcnoa ard
Blouon directly N Bnhamion without Change can"
st1rpug PRINCIPAL s.s-onr
40 FASTON EXPRESS connects At Dover vh Chester X
r. Waterloo T. H. aud o. Eaou with l. v X X Tor
Bethlehem lert1v7 RafHIrc Harrisburg ami h. West o.,
800 HACKETTSTOWS MAIL connects IA Booaioa Nlee
and SUSSEX Railroads. an. IN
500 snf C:f0p. m a.. OIL. ..,
ana II:2O a. m 2:5G 0 4:21 $500 anil $50 p . . ..
FGr ORANGE anil TIL ORANGE 6.3) =: = s:ll . ~ N w.
ami n l.lO, 49, yil AID $50 5l 800 o'o ''' 'i.
il.4J 3. al, IN N 80, N 900
1900 II 20 and n, flo 200, F4; J:Ih $40 100, 4'0,
500 sH 600, '1;ll tf9 -o oi-V s' al
li:6 D. t Trains marsel stop bast Newark. - 49,, .,
leave NevYork for BLOOMFIELD and AoSlOLAlh At ~
$40 aul u 100 N. and 2:l0, $50 $40 6.lO and6 D. 10 5000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-08

Vel Relays Small
e~ae Typsqa Typhoid ING Scarlet Ssl Mss.ls. Dl
jsae T. e. 80. Is 50 q
DI. Chas. 7. Russell! Registrar Of Records submitted
the following mortality report:
report fo The past yeek
previous 4os of ia over
the Of 1910 Although ruiz, the advent Of June Is sg
nshtd Horty the unN0lted Leaf forth III
Just ese exceeding bv -
spondnE period for 10 produced unusually hEh
lie AID affections Of the
ne most registered There
Of sma sB Il Of scsrans Increase o. The former
30 te aieri deaths scrbe n meaaea decrease Of
% HpA0a fFsra decrease Of ph ocea0sei DO deaths
oTfneas prcctt
Irs fever arei % persons and ea " whom nnts
tns mortality from Tem 81 10 o. Of which ~ deaths
YER AFFILIATED % meningitis 10 70 eoyud0ls and "a sunoke
1eath from hyd elhOba tool place German Hospital MAJ o.
yclu BITTEN April By small pct we he attempt
NJ u AsJrdaloe alh I'D supstoa pull bar from lt TAIL
seC v ADbiI LEA Ieosod bY sis old IRON Tie
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1871

, J.-optrs At n. m,
B IA. Puniance agt Moore
80. French sgt. Wheeler
392 Wheeler at. French.
40. .The Central Nat. bsnA o. y.
Y. at. Seventh Wed Nat
Bank Of \. Y.
254. Brown sgt q Brfn'
~ Mitchell sgt Dr..
! 1894 kohbe AT. Gcrilng'
J.-Opens a II a n
{ us. .More sgt Rand
"opens Al II a. m.
81. Batter sgt OBnen.
. 80. .Pell agt. Home Inc 90.
s24. Hughes sgt MercAntile h1-
tai ms. Co.
eq7. Pollok art LiehenthiL
TO. strAiton AIT Pohalste-
d els. .Burghardt sgt burghart
$40. .Hanan al. o Bnen-
e66. .Kreuebor agt SAME
slJ. Rhodes AIT. Amernah.
"a. Archer al. Elsina
Hos. (By ORDER, Naser'toa Agl
Rogers
346. Hoover agt BeeAman fire
ms Co.
AT. Same Agt Croton Pre- ins',o'
7eus at II a. n.-Aase on
PART L-CURIIs, "opens ~ ~ a, m
1921 Sane agi. same.
1873. Stevens agi- Kenny.
$3.50. .heuris agt Bang.
=. Iazg AT. Baker.
$50. .Drgro sgt L.herthsL
I6Ji3. Mansfield ACT. Conan.
-AIEER, J.
1913. Grove act Gilman.
$50. .HsgAn at Heytocker.
lbts5. .Krsuse agt GOodhop
l6O03. .stanheh agt. Smith.
$500. .Brosn agt Cannon.
1893. .Pinckney AIT Pee.
1888. Smith agt jacob.
|. 1910. .halone agt brenan.
Calendar called at II a. m.
lt6s4 .McAlp!ne AT. Nbhle.
CO.'S. .ODOSd agt Daily.
3efore Recorder HAcKBrT.-Opens a.
! o. George English and John
Il Thomas. grand larceny.
10. Josephine King, grand lar
a cenV.
II. Charles smith sn1 James c.
Miller grand larceny.
II. JOHN Murray, grand larceny.
IL. Thomas Fish, grand larceny.
10. John Sullivan and George
Norton. assault, and battery.
IS. .Thos. OSein. petty larceny.
10. Susan Miller, petty larceny.
r-IE ADHIRALTY-BLArCHTOED. J.
Al / a. m.
b 1870. .FoI ct Al. sgt the sehr. c. ID.
Halleck.
! 1913. Tompkins agt the steamboat
syTacnSe-
l99. Sherman agt. Mott ei al
COUNTY.
l48. johnson agt. Clark.
!. 80. Williams AIT keOugh.
ISL. Blake Il al agt THUS Il al
~. .Blydenburgh sgt Bingham
1885,. Van SLICK agt Carr II al
la4. .PAlc0ncr agt Skiliman.
l55. johnson act. Knowitou.
l8. .Pallen sgt Gill
/ l58. Brown agt. heryin.
liS. Arnold AT. Carroll.
l61. gill AIT. Sacsett.
l6l. Brown Man. !. Co. sgt Meu-
win.
1853. .Homfager at Al-en.
l6i. Weinsein agt Congregation
Beth klOhIm.
les. Sherry. IT,, agt HoSari, jr.
J. l65. .Talcott AIT. Clark.
49,. .FoEler sgt. Pruhn.
1853. Bovine Agt Same.
III. Smith agt Smith.
IN. Wagner agi. Gross
ia. Fowler at Pruyn.
rs. .Bovue sgt. Same
10. kosch agt Lapargh
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For NewIayeu Bndgrro tEL) lLJO m i2l5 (EL
lExl 9. 49, 4J0 $50 AMI Ok p. n.
For Milford Strato Fairfield Southport and WesipOr ll9o a
For south NorNaik = OK ll:9o 25 BE-, EI) 3i5,
$50 Tx }. $50, $50. and ok ,.
For Dsren T. 9, laO 81 IS 4:Jo $40 and $3.50 N.
(EK 3, JO l45 lELl Z3, tkIl J5.
$50 fi1) AS $50. 6.bs. .:l5 o (EKD p N.
For Greenwich intermediate stations ,, 1850 N 2l3 80
Suntsv ya Train Tvenvvenths. NesYork AZ or
Boston, "a 5OtA Springfield Line AMI Shore Line
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 9 q. ani p L.
POI IN Shore Line. II: rs and ..
Hartford anu -lcd, a. NJ; R:l3, g. and m
For Nwao-t r. L. (EK) an 25 lELl connecting rh
NaagHsets Bay hickfO arriving si than ht
hours
For Railroad. l2i5 &c Montreal
p. m % Northampton.
For Hsr5ri Providence ard FLkn Railroad 1918
For shore Railway Norsh AID Providence Il5,
o. o New LONDON and N0rwiel 2.
For llsven and Sortaan Eaoal m p m 70 North
snd Williams lurgb
For Sew Haven Mildletown WimaHe Railroad ar Lns
a. n , ~.
For Iiousatonc Railroad. m. ami ?. m.
For Naugaurk Railroad ui and 40 20 Watssuy.
For Dunbury ani Norsalk Rilroa a. m s ala ~ p r.
For New Canaan Rsuai. g a. m l25 40 and asjl
Comrosog SeDB IN. attachei Tran, aud s1 sun
da Ma Train o. either DraFngoom Car attached 70 te
a. ard m. Trans
Pg.seng can procure point reached this road a
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