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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
~ OH CASE RETIRED.

Isabella Gill sued John McNamee, ex-Sherif
Of Kings County, in the City Court in 1906 TO recover
$4,000 damages FOR the alleged Illegal seizure Of the
stock Of merchandise the occupied by her at No
SCI Futon-aye. sheriff McNamee had seized the goods
under an attachment issued against the property OF her
husband. Andrew Gill Mrs. Gin claimed that thest
Goods belonged 10 her and not liable for Andrew
GINS debts The defense set up that the property really
belonged o. Mr. Gin. and that the transfer 70 Mrs Gil
mad been made merely for the purpose OF putting out
OF the reach ~ his creditors. ~.
The first trial resulted ina verdict Of N5s15 Tor palntin
short time afterward two OF the jurors before whom
the case had been tried made affidavit that they believed
the transfer had beeu fraudulent but that they 'd ,eh
ui-led by Judge ThOmp-o charge, OtAeiWlre they
would never had rendered verdict for plaiuun upon
these aifdavits a motion for trial was made ana
denied the appeal to the General Term resulting also IN
denial. The Court " Appeals. however reversed the
decision OF the General Term and the case was retired
Yesterday, resulting in a verdict FOR defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
THE WORK or THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

There has been no stated meeting of the
commissioners II Public Parks since the Legislature has
ne,n ia session The Of this dereiction Of duty
and inconvenience 10 many who are deeply Interested In
announcements which the Commissioners have under
their care s the fact that the days for the meetings
,o ororlm IA, been present. The controlling spirit Of
the Commission is Peter b. Sweeny, who has been over
ubelned in Albany with Tammany political affairs. An
idea OF The great extent OF the work put up for this
CouIuis,ion NAV bc obtained from the following semi
sial statement OF the Controller III the fatA Depart
mis- Deuartrnent was organized April 80 1870. and all
The mowers and duties of the late Commissioners Of the
Central Park conferred upon 10 by the new ChaT
ter and by the provisions ~ the subsequent bill known
a. the Levy In addition other works were author
lied 20 De executed by this Department under SPECIAL
lave ~ the Legislature passed last NlhteT pa. on
the work Is on the territory known as me Easl S1e as
uict, bounded by FHy-SeNenth-si' fhln ana sAfn-
s,e> and the East ana Harlem fdEtIs, We NtIt 5sV
authorized 10 continue the Typographical su lh t
portion of Westcheser County lying south Of the south
ery line or the village OF 1oAhtls anu Mts' VI "a,
uues. and houevards lld cut on we n'rh emo ol le
city, The Commissioners were further authorized 70 con
might seem To them expedient \ suspension bridge
also 10 be located within halfmie north OF the
Of the Harlem River The survey toI mapping ana lay.
ing ou this territory in progress, and the Department
necessary Information TO enable them intelhgenty 10
complete the work I4ls comprises very extensive ~.
and also the lmprOvemC nj 81 the waterway separating
he island from Wesfchester County for
the purposes Of navigation. The tuunelug ana
bridging OF SpuVfen Duyyil Creek has not
Vet been taken up nor even fully considered but the
Commissioner, obtaining information ON the subject
The bridges Dee located until the spending
avenues ON the Westchester side that are 10 meet them
are located. The Commission the widening and
Strengthening OF the kingsbTidge Road viii probably
present their report next Spring 10 the supreme Court
after which this Department viii enter upon the eXec
ton OF the improvement. Typographical survey u
making for the north end territory about the reservoir
the ii III Bridge
Tue remainder Of the statement refers what the Com
mIssOuers did during the Sumner and Fall hut is studi
Ousy devoid OF what the expenditures OF 10 whom
tie money paid
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gether answer this argument. No man. or bank, can
take any precautions against dishonesty IN their own on
or agents aud therefore that did not enter the e
ton II is their duty 10 have their Arrangements 50
that II their officers are honest they are sale
Another question consideration was whether there
a promptitude and diligence In advertising the
loss Tie pawnee was bound to take ordinary nf assures
for the recovery ~ the property II plaintiffs hah upon
the whole evidence In the proved That ths ocean
Bank dd exercise ordinary and diligence In keeping
coateras belonging 70 the defendants the plalntn-
were not responsible for the loss by thet ana the Ere
Bank entitled to the verdict for the amount OF the
loan with interest. II, on the other hahd, IL
did not use ordinary care and diligence, theh
the defendants were entitled 10 verdict
that should include the difference between the loan ana
the interest on the loan and the market value OF the
bonds on the day which the defendants offered 10 re
pay the loan with interest the difference up TO the
time OF the verdict.
The jury after absence Of about half an hour, re-
turned verdict in favor Of the defendants and assessed
the damages az S9,99l SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


PORT or NEw-YORK. ............PEB g.
CLEARED. go
stemshp-Iiaho Price liverpool Ha'ora' lawrence Norfolk
Sh,ps"Resouie Gam Mnr~lles LARA Hodge London.
Hsiwg Namm.rgren Buenos SarEsiT Rame Gibraltar for
BdeYasrae Casr Pernsmbuco Area Thnrow White
Mstana Rainbow Marshall Cages Isabel Boernan Kengari
By Soe. indsno and Lavsccs Rabbit Coombes CsnnegO,
5ss Sfs''''-' '-''-'
steamship A'h,ni Moore Fe-nanini Pa mise and pass
Steamship Rltlrsnake. Ninneu philadelphia. -
Steamship city Of Brussels Kennedy Liverpool jan r. and Queens
steamship San Jaento Hazard Savannah Feb mise and pass
Steamship City Of Cork Allen from Liverpool via Haliar m mise
~" Steamship NAH w,mr, Fish View Bedford mise pass
BIs Eliza Pss i.S 1r sTs y S S. J,ro De Cuba
Ban E,e9as oar o. N ~ ~ i, ,S.s " sO
Brig Ayeori Of Windsor " s. Kirkpatrick Mix RIVER JAM 70
Big Reaper Darlington DovPe St Ann' Bay JAM u days
s:hr Lizzie P simmons Macdonald, Port Antonio
lr Ben Per Poors Of Gloucester Mcdonald North Brook n F.
sChI Nag Brsso ReslTpr, Me- 70 day, j E':ni,
WISD-sgndosu, light y. (. thick and cloudy.
BELOW.
sept q mde anchored u lower bagi Great Pade
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoroS Peb O-Arnye sps Dewa GungsdhoOr from Singapore
Ocean Express from NontevdeO bark Louisa from Foochow
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEE1srovs Peb 7Avei steamship Al ppo Capt Mort me
from Ne~York for LIVERPOOL ded mails ADD passengers and pro-
Losp5x Peb a-The steamship HISTORIAN Capt Ar from Portland
Jan oacsed Move YESTERDAY anil proceeded for Liverpool Ihe
gE yesterday The steamship Alexandria Capt Lees from NeWlors
Jan 81, arrived at Glasgow yes'esdAv
QuEEysrovS erbe SYLVIA reports that she ncouner the
DAVIS disabled and sinking che took Of e ee" and
MISCELLANEOUS
The lark Rosna Peou from Bordeaux Nov "a before TPorte
u Company and their wharf at Clifton staten lsanl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
DECISIONs-FFR. s.

N.
United States District COart-I -4dmTdHH-by
Jdge BlatchEiEa Hewlett owner q the sop 'o'h agL
The cbott Lyda-eoiAon.-Dece entered apgorcnng dsmaes
equally between the tao yesses
Supreme -Chdm6ers-By Judge Barnard. -
HNrtsborne Tavo-MotoH denied Lamp at tlsIshouou
granted upon payment al the costs q the action dale Daniels
BeSse-ModOn deHel Disore AdaHs-Aouol den4i Van
Bic sgt Nakerhouon grsnel on pas nent OF tra Ices os
disbursements and ~ this motion. In re Arbitration between VA
oBai Rasay and Company and George L. thapma-oneI
granted Adams The haTor-Mor0n denied van biei
ton no 10 present time Cook at. 1eT--Mouon deaiei.
pace referee hear and determine camp
tue ag Judge Van Brnt settle the ease Lotus
AT Hoe-Moton cene John G. Lane agt Eyene Lane-e-
port u ree eoutuAcd Eliza W Smith sgt Arthur o. smth-ho
on granted aside order and judgment Sinclair agt Snc
dismissed 10 Ross Butt Motion gant All
aDponto MeMen RndskopL Motion granite on Pa
ut of 10 costs snd disbursements printing Yoge D-Re
erence ordered 70 AXE proo1 Of the facts
Superior Court-Speaal Term-By Judge Freedman.
Perry OBnen-Orler granted Lenly AIT Hofmah-houon
granted with Ritter Phillips Il dOrder denying mo-
ton Jane w. Ps The siThsve r. r. Co.'S The amount pal
Disbursement actually Incurred and such aud th
defendants proceeded before such special jury without Oh ol ne sum
The u be modified accoriing but 10 all
other respects t Affirmed
Common Pleds-Specidl Tera-By Judge LaTremore.
-Thomp.ou sgt GileudeT-Fntng. settled
Marine C0art-Pdrt by jnd0e JOachimsen.-
Knhbodt-Jurent for the plaintiff for 81 - and
fendant for and Mcdonald Hor Judgment
tbe panif ar 100 AL Nrie ag Caravans ~
pndg and With rs sloWlnce Leopold agt
>luJgen ior the paintf0r : IS ard - aoFanc hchenis
Az slnith-Juiyeut the defendant FOR and 10 allowance
Woh Woe-Jsneat for the plaintiff for =9J % and 20 ALLOW"
part TIBy J1de sgt Kohr-JuueHt Tor the plain
10 f5r ls IS so- Re- no- agt CrlnaL-
judgment defendant without eo Derness1a AT or@-
Fasi T-Bv Judge Tr1eySmtn Crook THE Nafoua Wood
MInuiactu-a- Co. ag- Held smi-s~i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
We nnhlisL in cnluLnns ln-dau the NJ


We publish in our columns to-day the an
nual statement Of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company Of this city which Will be found full aud com
pee In regard to s receipts expenditures and present
condition. A more favorable statement could not be
made In all it, relations 10 the security Of the vast in
forests committed TO ts charge Conducted with ability,
prudence, and economy and with absolute regard TO
the problems which lie iEurance is intended 10 solve
this Company II universally esteemed one OF the
safest and sOundest Ia the country There three con-
ditiOns which the spuudncsS % life Insurance to-
Daues and these are, the su ency Of their Prs
10 meet their engagements, their safe investment ana
prudence aud economy in expenses. In all these IL
Mutual Benefit Company stands IN the 'front.' rank It's
assets now S22OI4Gs r. and IT. reserve j. mautn
upOn the highest standard Dsurng IT. ability to meet az
maturity all it, obligations. There IL not do lar Of lis
receipts what is securely invested and thus additional
certainty L. obtained Economy and prudence IN ia eX-
penscs has long been feature IN tins Company ana the
statement Of the present year shows less ercentag
of expense 10 premiums than during 1863. sound and
eIcondueted life insurance companies are among the
most useful aud beneficial Of all charitable nsttu"h-
How many homes have been blessed Dy tue sloOOOO'
which this Company has paid 20 widows and orphans
since it, organization! We commend the annual state
meut to the attention OF readers The Cly OF new
ark we think should he proud OF such an Institution a.
~ Newark Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
AN APPEAL N THE PURCELL MURDER CASE.
The case of John Purcell. convicted in the

Court OF General Sessions Feb 25 $780, OF the murder OF
william Herman came before Justices Ingraham, Bar
nard and Cardozo in the Supreme Court General Term,
Yesterday on appeal the judgment OF the lower
Court The murder committed on the night 81 the
94tb Of Nav 1869 In sher-st being the eliminating
event Of a fight between Herman and the prisoner
brother and alleged, was done In selfdefense The
ennea nom the Judgment Of the Court Is taken princ
paily on exceptions the Recorders charge, ana Two
Gent 70 usify verdict OF murder in the first degree
and that Justice requires that new trial should he
granted. second That there were fatal errors IN the
Charge Of the Court 10 the jury For the people IL Is con-
tended that the homicide murder In the first degree
and cannot DE regarded In any other light and mat the
O.csiOn reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
The following official notice is published in

The following official notice is published in
the Berlin PAPERS The necessary negotiations for the
Introduction OF corresponding cards into the following
states-Denmark. France, Great Britain, the Nethef-
lands Norway. Portugal, Roumsnia, sweden. SWIFT
land SPAIN and the United States Of Amcrca-haVe
been concluded" Postal corresponding cards can no"
be mailed these States a the arrangement Weht nlo
effect on the lst January ls7I They are eharg Tor
M the same rate a. letters and must in All cases be pre-
paid They also be registered Rnssia, ltay, ana
belgium are not included In the arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LlVERPOO-In steamship City Of Cork feA d-nf' "
h. Jones Boress. j. Hashrouek. Mr. h-thcott 90, q,
FROM HAIlFAG-ln sesnsbp Mra W. Fitch an chI D.
Jennings " Harvey r. W Keunv aui wife c. A. hszer te
Mcleod Voucher H. H. GRAFT r. Archibald Caps "heH
Hon. Jeremiah North up.
FROM SAyASNAH-In steamship Jleinio Pb s" H. Gay
VI Field Mr. Ayr,s. Mr.. Adams Mr j. Is Has
kel fni ehden. Mr. = son. VI Nhtoombe j. Conkhn H.
Jersn NJ Jackson r. K Nckeron. sam PECK Ray H. A. has
ks Policy Ca1elfe D. Patterson D. Case J.
ToFn-end NJ B. DAVIDSON. j. Butler, NJ Mot NJ DunsOmb Jopb
v. K0on. AMI IL in Storage.
PROM LIvERPOOL-n steamship city Of Brus2el, Feb a-h, A
F.er Mr. COLEMAN ch c. J. Lanon J. Bach W. and VI,
Lewis ST. Henot Mr.. T. D. nur-y. Mrs Davis g. Gus MI
Co.ter Mr. Foster, Mr. Brennan l. Willing Mr. Hal Mr.
Darlington B01gh. l. Davis j. Fraser M Eastman, vile and
dan.htrr j. b Ralston. J. Mons.ey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

-. Diseases was received from the City Sanitary II"
sPect3r; .,.,ert OF coutsscu, diseases reported 10 '''
t a., Two weeks ug Fen = lstl ~, p.srs.pf
.as T,-1u- r,pSod SCARLET Pol Measles t9-a f'gy''
yss Pa II - Il liz ]; .,-e
a. he ,uarou Of small POI thele seen, 20 ut 81 rre
We IN tbe null Tic mint and among some Of iue II
sou = 80. 10 iaporahe results. Tie dea lat MI, an,
49, AIM hot reproduce smallpox Or hai my ,;,,rr rrecsu
49, fo htrefrau results Ia neglect Of al ~, B ra1
h. spread uav experience proves me as 70 other
'N,esi, A. ea.1 tun gattj c"nuiln' 49,, ne mild
y - fr-- r,.er+e4 bv thorough vsoinauonl At small
~, l.sa of sauood from tne ~es ~ i-th instances,
- !. orr III being the siilt y noc
p ~ rlr sinai Dor modified BY She vaee- a. ABSOLUTELY
r-re.H.ous prevent fs sie1e
sgrv In the one tie other in - te mild Of
sFectuav patent suitIat uqteut lees
SOD th.n one VITA small Iox for me rra," - ~ ir.ve hf
Nh"''. tbsu vho too r,. 7,
t IL ~ s,s,Is 4i thai for te t -. a. me severe
~ ID -. concerning The mild ths te 90 rt o treat such mild
- f Dr. ,..se Profess ont men a-o y, hence pa
-. n, nd, in8 ference n respect 20 sals' .pqr rstei
slarn Is oretel nl Gle tsc p lore respecting scraina
81 ser,ssHs apply vi'h e@u.i ', , ts~ oa. ana even
~ te- beng tlu. =. -. ,,.s
" si =. 60 zss muh carr sl- a. - re-.,r IN
mere taal ~ u' cannot De- ere'cs7l . N' 49,,
o. communicating t @ sorg thc stag and subsequently
- - ,L ~ ~ ls small POI -, - - ro-e rith refer-
an AA' 'l. III pubic on account I" @ 49,.
ttt'l' N.. pecanilop- a. I-
euc 90 qnars is portability ht ne co'hiht ' persons
All ue1-rg nF VIZ AZ source Of CONN unicatug The infection
Us ak u. s,uIf9rv Inspector tNhl " luap VI ~
Iue NlI an WIS designated the ocahtes Nhete tle
CIV on -r1re7. the greater hummer 1eIE IN tidt
disease .iu .tt nearest % the SMALLPOX H"spta on
part OF w land some OF these cases are attributed
bEiCkNeL of infected clothing nom the hospital
70 we E-Arst-st. The matter was referred 10 the
Gumulttt's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

The Boston Post Of the ist inst. saws. .'Tbe
Holland Testimonial at the Globe Theatef Yesterday
afternoon attracted very large audience The D4 r
Torrance passed Of with great spirit The most hearty
reception was gwen ~ Mr.. Warren, who appeared a.
fttzt0rti az the Phantom Breakfast" Mre Chan.
frau greeted with sincere enthusiasm. Mss also
her husband one OF the most pleasing and successful
portions the entertainment the reading by Mr.
Walter Mont gOnery ~ the Bloomsbury Christening In
ia way, IL OF tr best things ever heard IN Bos
ton Stuart Robson wa likewise warmly received. Ia
faet the entire list OF performers came Ia for hOnOs.
l. pleasant record this decided SUCCESS II sbnws that
neither the theatrical profession ar the pubic are want
NJ NbeD lie httiuk demand " ~ hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
DEPARTURE or FoAEIGy MAILS.

The fore n mails the sabsaors Febuary O. a. ooNs
At stations and az ll:25 aud al ll;J IA ali AZ
l05O a. u. q and II 81 1910 "a IN.
THURSDAY. FRB g.
Europe via Queenstown sni III ero steamship npo
.ais from Cunal Dock JERSEY CITY PO-tOhce l. IA
Supplementary Mail Tor paid ers only male at CunaFd Dock
jersey CITY. and closed atl:10p p. m. -,
Al letters deposited Supplementary must be prepaid With double
Ns, for Hvaua Nissan and The West Indies per steamship
Pier No. " r.. close at Steamship sails st
Mails for Bermuda L. per steamship Frant'cO viii be sent
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
TAMPERIyG WITH AN INSURANCE POLICY.


In the Special Term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas before Judge Robinson the case Of Eugene
Berhold an infant, by her guardian, Henry Keim agt
Gertrude Hurdy and the Knckerbocker Life Insurance
Co.. came up yesterday motion by plaintiffs counsel
TO make the Injunction already granted perpetual In
October 1865 Josephine BcrthOld mother OF the plain
m insured her own life IN the kuickerbOeker Tor SlO0
for the benefit OF her children OF whom has since
died In May 1859 her health becoming poor, she Was
unable 10 meet the payments on the policy, ana Peter
Weiss OF Newark " j. agreed 10 pay the premiums ana
retain the policy security for the payment OF the az
vances In November, she continued O fail Gertrude
her daughter suggested 20 her the improperly OF leay
ing the policy the hands Of Weiss and they agreed to
have II Transferred TO the surviving daughter and Ger
trude consented 10 pay the premiums and take The
policy as a pledge for the money II Is alleged
that Gertrude, having redeemed the policy,
from Weiss raudulently and in violation OF the agree
men caused the policy 70 he changed TO her own name
her own property In the hands Of the Company After
the death of the mother In January following, the guar
dian Of Eugene requested Gertrude 10 make an assign
ment Of the policy 10 him guardian OF the chf, ana
temporary Injunction obtained Restraining Inc
knckerbOcker Company from paying the amount OF the
policy 10 Gertrude The defense denies the allegations
In the complaint, and contends that the injunction
could not be granted the complaint alone, but that
there must be an independent afadaylt Decision re-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
PASSING AN ALTERED CHECK.

T. Hallenback, German, was arrested by
officer Powers OF the First Precinct Brooklyn, yesterday
on charge attempting 10 pass at the Fulton Bank an
altered check for S55 The accused, II Is alleged pur-
chased at DickersOn Vests store, in Fulton drygoOd
far which he offered $50 bil and requested check
Tor the change amounting 81 So These figures were
erased and the amount altered 10 t55. The Teller OF the
Bank detected the alteration and caused the arrest OF
fha u.ei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
REFrsAL OF Az ASSIGNEE To ACCOUNT
Z
In the matter of George Sanford Price, a
bankrupt Register Little recently submitted TO Judge

BatchfOrd a report containing the following statements:
Stewart Young VS. appointed Nov 1862 nee u
OF both real and personal property aaa an assign
thereof possession OF he estate sni
sfttou orer iu The Cont soil OF 10 assets for about
received portion Of the TuhAse money, which he
% tle Court sn t refuse 70 execute
deed tie purchaser After sale be allowed action
II NeE
the real estate Of the BANKRUPT
xhch Il the time o. the sale b. agreod % satisfy
proceeds thereof Jalmi taken hy default AMI The
property advertised 90 be sold Feb H. o Before tns aelA "a
before liEm the
acept full satisfaction ess than Tat secured By toe
0fr Refused. lie
under the crcumstanes anoer Judgment ~ 1eAn H h
which hr
nee bad soli pant ibe The H. furthermore
au-d upon without scurtr and without authority
interest and PAD out
o. interest le rate Of pr .esuL ILolgl oen re-
De- still Tile 60 make Gle account ~ ts I4
sections tbs matter. go
Upon thi, report. Judge Blachford directed the Regis
ter YESTERDAY have injunction issued from the
United District Court restraining the sale OF the
property advertised 10 notice on Young, reluI
Ing him 10 show why he should not be removed
from h trust and 90 employ proper counsel TO represent
both the estate and the creditors OF the bankrupt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Josenh Albert and Edward Schneider, charged with
dag by Commissioner hh'ehis
John Gaffney, charged with running an Illicit dis
ry In arrested In this c! and he'll ~ Ton
"a s.oasr Shislls In 5000 bail
John Renken Of No. 10 Ludlow ST.. charged Win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY Of CANADA
Gisamboais ano Railroads.

DAJTJMORF AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
Id INDEPEsDEyr LINZ for the WEST sol I. ss
NORTH WRsr FRKlGHT received and orsAasS ., IN pRepE
AMBOY RAILROAD Pier l. North River and lNLarD ~ 80
LER LINK Pier g. North River, daily MAJ "a .",e Tom
a,paSb P,s.,py,r, ukr the fs~Jersey ind ana n %
I Of pnyess sn WEST q trg 10 ss
\. G.. and without sItrs t os. IsSn
this opportunity TICKETS "oop " PERvEL General Assst
NO INTERRUPTION to T IIss,s5ia ,d Sss
NAsnSavs Tsnash Tiele Tor sale at the General Oae
?!s Bsosa-s and al pnseiPs hotel Aaa s.h,s.se
srv-ivrt Boston rh~"'F' q M HUNTINGTON, ~ Y Agent
Cop ppIDGFpORT and all points on Honsa-
II y TO-, 'r1 x.as.asl RalrosA Fsr 81 Steamer N ~
,,s. .ns AZ IL sosG tssSdsys ssssgeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

church yard after funeral service which the Grand
Duchess Of Baden and tie Princess wilhelm were
present One Of the collins contained the body Of COL
Won REM. when placed In the two hearss specially
constructed for the OCCASION each drawn by four horses
the collins literally buried IN wTeaths, aud
OF flowers and evergrcens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

A grand funeral took place in Carlsruhe, the
,h, aav There were eight collins containing the bo-
Ala. a, that number 81 Young officers, who killed at
its IN The December. These werS taken " the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun uss.... i:02 sun Moon 1904
D,t.
Sandy Hook - 10 Hell Gate l:O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
Copartnersbip Notices.

OFFICE oF W. {. RoeERs Co. srATIosERs PRIsTEHs
JoHS-sT., NEw-i0RK, Feb :, 1911
MIR JAMES GLYNN and Mr. THOMAS BAR
vi RNGrOS wthtaw and their interest ceases on
this day '" T. ho"Ehs 4 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09

7 tND RAILROAD

IL WINTER ARRANGEMEST.
an after MONDAY OCT o. 1870, Trans NI sare !aHeshp
as n
500 m Greernort and Sag HarbOE
1870 4 m. Norhpor Wa Tran.
500 n Sag aror and overhead Express ihugt Gtsh
port on SATURDAY ighs
.. m Norhpor EIprss
800 ,. M Hampstead VA Train 20 sp % Satn.al ifu
500 p m Norhport Way Trsu
All trans eounec At branch Hempseal sun.y Or Roc D.
VALLEY Hcsvc hunaa gol all .gr l't eve
Hunters Point IS san a aud p = d bAhi1H H1pL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-09
SsI;SIfI ~; = az OF THROUGH TRAINS
.rr,rApK AID NEW. YORK RAILROAD.

n nTp0T IN NEWYORNl aoOi q LibertJ a. SoIia ENeI
- 1871, raius gill fuIous
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