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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
a NEW PHASE or THE STOKES CASE.
REPORTER TEsTIFIEs THAT HE SAW A PISTOL
IN FIsKls HANDS.

A REPORTER TEsTIFIEs THAT HE SAW PISTOL
IN FISK's HANDS.
At p. m. yesterday Messrs. Townsend ana
DAILY counsel for Edward 8. Stokes, offered TO 1uuge
Brady, in the Supreme Court testimony TO be inserted
in the record OF the Stokes case the witness VINO no"
resides at Mt Vernon, Westchester County intending 10
go West Messrs. Garvin, Beach, and Fullerton were
present for the people.
Augustus ST. Clair, formerly q newspaper reporter
testified that he was the spot in the hotel when Fisk
WAS shot and saw pistol in his hand; he did not men
ton the matter because he was afraid For various rea
sons lie sent anonymous letters and got letters from
Mr. Stokes he spoke TO his brothernaw, Clark B. Hoss
about it the evening finally he told MI Irehah
in Albany; there was with him at the hotel friend
named Morton, who used TO write for the press ID the
South and is now in Chicago; his friends advised him
not to speak about the matter.
Cross-examiDed by Mr.. Beach: first saw Mr FISK
leaning the balustade with his left hand no was ID
watching pOsitiOn his right hand was hanging down
two simultaneous shots fired before he noticed MI
Fisks positions after going inside the first door hall
boy passed him between that and the secOnd did not
remember whether he got in by pulling the door out OF
shovng it in: whom he rst went in he saw no one at
the stairs but Col Fisk hearing soood ahot he
turned back and told Morton to keep away or he would
DO shot; could not name any OF those out
side the door; went back to the hall and saw
two or three men lifting Col. Fisk up stairs !
could not name any OF the persons, as NC uuh AnO"
them; thought that Fisk had military cloak and That
1t was thrown open could not say whether he carried
cane the cloak had fallen back the right shoulder
as If pulled hastily back distinctly saw the pistol In MS
right hand did whether the pistol was held
by the muzze OF barrel, whether it was repeater
but thought it was like a smith Wesson; Morton and
he followed the wounded man up stairs, but were not
allowed to enter the room; witness received threatening
letters and strange came up and told him to say
| a
| of Flsk's friends.
1t was arranged that after transcrptons the testl-
mony should be signed by the Judge, stenographer ana
| witness in tho District-Attorney's Office
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

the counsel on the other SIDE and si labor under
that difficulty not being able TO say whether OF not
the charges in the two indictments are tne same or arc
not the same The ht In opening TINS mo
On to suggest To the Court that u hau Den pusheu D
persons whom he called political prosecutors, and that
there was political prosecution IN hndlng SO many
difercnt indictments, aud hOGing him to pan upon Ia a
number of them BY his own notion papers whcn he
served upOn us with regard 10 setting aside the OIe
heretofore granted IN the case he showed that he nu
self was OF the opinion and impression that the n9o
mcnts tins Court were superseded by an InuI,
ment OF the character pending, ana not uh m
this morning 10 discovered by him anybody tns
there is any charge or any suggestion that .ba
dctment exists covering the same ground Inls 70 nj
first time have heard anything OF the iorBciS "
larceny indictments covered by this indictment. ,ro
Mr. Graham here read affidavit TO that eneSt, Ie
last night by Mr. Tweed. who is now IN tOwn i Town
ham said he glad TO hear MT IWeeu @ nas rho, ~ ner
Judge Brady said the court did not care " no"i "0
he was In town or not. ,.,o, ., ,,,ob,ng
Mr. Peckbam in reply TO the allegation OF picking
Judges reminded Mr. Graham that II was at ms s1gges
ton the case was removed 20 this court as 10 .S
from whom the case was removed lnele couIu Vo No
picking or choosing -. -, Ata NO,
Judee Brady interrupted by saying that he did not
wish hear about picking faces he was tSI9 W Sn a.
mugemeut of the supreme Court last year. anu Ho o'
oerey Wis he'd he was elsewhere.
Mr. Graham said the only allusion 10 his honor was
contained in some extracts from the newspapers. Io
was astonshed the daring Of OF them and onJ
showed the audaCty of the press toward the courts
Mr. Peckham then informed the Court that he had not
had an opportunity Of reading the indictments IN the
other Court of which he discdimed the paternity, n
two OF which he had only that morning Tor the sl
time He wanted TO ascertain II Iey realy feIeIIou u
the Keyser order, and the same ofense. a. :,
Judge Brady asked Mr. Peckham how much tlmc nc
rcouifed Until tomorrow morning" promptly rephed
Mr. Peckham. " will mako 1t Thursday morning al
lO5," said Judge Brady.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE BIENvILLE INVESTIGATION.

The investigation of the Bienville disaster
was resumed yesterday, at No. % Pinest. Patrick
Cummings a stevedOre, testified that in the wings
abreast the forward hatch stored arms and ammu
piop kerosene in cases. tallOw and lard there might
have been boxes matches in the forward hold but
this point the memory Of the witness indstinct;
witness occasionally handled powder cases. but did
remember slowing any the hold Of the Bienvile the
freight in the holds was well secured; had impress
sion that there were matches slowed away some bales
~ cotton waste were slowed abaft the oil. Frederick
Howlden, employed by Remington Sons, manufactures
Of arms testified that his firm shipped POWDER but
the Pacific Mail beside arms 800 boxes OF me
tac cartridges, each box containing 1000 cartridges,
were shipped by the Bienville, and were distinctly
marked each cartridge contained AZ grains OF Hazard
powder the fall OF heavy body upon the boxes OF these
cartridges with sufficient force TO crush them, would not
might ignite the powder powder IN bulk was shipped
on board the Bienvlle. Abraham GOldwater steerage
passenger testified that the third day out the water
obtained from a cask the upper deck was warm and
continued 10 grow warmer until the passen-
GERS refused to drink II; the water
removed 10 the steerage but did not improve and soon
the fire was discOvered when the passengers were
ordered boats that into which witness had been
ordered leaking badly 81 people were IN II, and the
first and second insisted on adding 10 the NUMBER
despite the prOesatOns of those IN IT. the passengers
transferred willing to enter the leaking boat but
the officer told them that If they did not do so he would
throw them into the water soon as the audltOnal IN
mates were received the boat Capszed ana the Ooers
left the men struggling in the water, TO return 10 the
yessel ten Of the upset drowned The witness
Investigation then adjourned until IL O'Clock this
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Willett Ferguson, letter-caTier, charged with
efhsyzng tie PotOhce was held yesterday " Com
missioner sL5-s o await the action Of tls Grand Jury
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Chester
James eood formerly Baptist preacher ocAd up Tor bur
garousy entering Mr. Caroline PLnas oon l No. JerseJt an
stealing ij worth Of clothes
Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market Police
Coprt yesterday held William Esaris driver Avenue In
Horace o No. "a Mcrcerst with ear hoOk
Elizabeth Campbell domestic locked up FOR stealing gold
watch and chain value from Mr Manda Mugan ONO ~ Vest
Twenty -niItl-st
Counsel for Mrs. Fanny Hyde, who shot George
w Watson ap9ied yesterday Judge Gilbert In Brooklyn, 20 have
the second u until the next term Of Oyer and
nner on ground ah delicate and she had
beep ad by Der physician herself The application
the objection Of DnctAtorney Bnoni
who held the case lad been long enough delayed
In the Court of General Sessions, yesterday. An
tope Rethvh guilty Of assault With intent do bodily
harm upon Cbaba the night Of Sept aud
reaped Friday James Martin charged vii"
seng watch from ONe pleaded guilty petit larceny and
VS. sent 10 the Pensntary months. Henry williams attempt
Of Jacob Lamb PenentrF
three months Mason attempt 81 grand larceny Penenay
n Peter McoElhn. grand larceny state Prison i've years
John Wilson falsely representing himself 10 be an eIpesan
received Stephen package 10 be delivered IN
Brooklyn T., d. he found guilty or grand larceny
and sent Prison for three Ohm MCCARTHY,
attempt At grand larceny, State Pnson p years. John
Dorsn same Richard Rctng indicted
bars of bonded warehouse the removal Of tie
coffee vas admitted Authority do claimed kedng bad sep
arae acquitted the OILERS then discharged on their
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
PASSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM BHRMRN-In steamship duSrfoa, Oc l3-Cari Theo;
Bee te Beu Lsbarr family and servant Anna olu0 children anu
ryant Fr Rotmod Mr. and Mr.. Hook Mr. Jones' Mt ana n
s,hub Miss Sohieb Mrs A. Russell Mr. and Mrs Begs Mrs ana as
Bsrnari Watson aud family Fanzska Bausng Carl sun e
viii Moses arluer Josephine and daughter, Fnek Song
stne Nick LOUIS and family, Aug Kon, Jacob Heenior
asd others In second cabin and seerage.
FROM BREMENa sqnshiP Smdt Oct t-Johann ~ MeyeE'
Adene Schafer Gaug Mshde Wsshaok, Emma Wisshck
ruh Wilkeus Johann Besecke Kate Gross FTann3ea Besef
Louis Schmidt Egg Charlotte Eggers Heinrich hgSer
Hermann Eggers, A. Muller. -,
PROM HAMBuRG-IH 's,samshp Sle5id Oct Is Ann koeh
Schmidt T. Lehmaer H. Mlnzesheimer VIE ana
son Consul r. T. g. Bnye the Rev Brandt Elise fuhke
spddugher Maune j. If Bsese, g. Fuerh Carl LenG
freed E1of and Wife John and wife, David Frccmann Jus
SeLroier Rudolph Muller Eme same and son Cha A36h "ts
Pramann g. kobb G. Knohlauch, vile anu cD
Kobbe servant A. El0er L. Fnedmana aud children Jon
as,ohn, aud others in second cabn.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE COURTS.
JAMES KELLY ACQUITTED.

The trial of James Kiely, for the murder OF
David Dorian, resumed yesterday morning, IN the
Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder Hackett
Frank RaymoDds testimony corroborated that given by
Robb except that he could not identify the prisoner as
the one whom Dorian struck Caroline Heinein, daugh
ter of the proprietor of the lager beer BOOTH eshed
that some person, whom she could not Identify, at
tempted take pie and aferwaTd insulted her, ana
quarrel cnsued between this person and Dorian. she
could not that the prisoner there at any time
Capt John Gunner, OF the Nineteenth Precinct was at
JOness Wood that evening. Dorian could give no de-
scriptOn OF the who stabbed hlIn but SAID ne
could identify the mau.
The defense called only two witnesses John Callahan
of No. II BowerY who had employed kiey, testified
that the prisoner had remained at work until o'clock
that evening. John SellOn had seen the prisoner in
Iewis-Rt. between and 8 o'clock that evening. The
Recorder short charge the case TO the jury
who returned verdict OF not guilty without leaving
their seats.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
DECISIONS-OCr. is.

Supreme Court -Cbdmbers-By Judge Ingraham.-
In the Of George Owen al v,e assessment for sewer in
Application deue Bsng SchoeyeMOuon granted unless the
Receiver paid 800 within 10 days shift Buddene
granted Ltchensen LtchensnMOton granted Eng agt
1evv-The same Rnedenberg a AenIhe same West ag Gil
bert-The Wells ag GenuL-Ihe same Ioch e al agL Un
fuche ct A.-1he
BauettOrnsby agt vermont copper
Case and amendments settled.
By Judge Brady.-LeaTned sgt Ryder-Case settled.
Superior Court-Specidl Ierm--By Judge Sedgwick
In lie natter Henry Whams-OHier granted smith Tghe
ct a-Demurre overuld (See mem on Dape hc6sd gi TIE
Hamburg American s. Order granted. Fitch agt hchJadg
ent for defendant Metz al DogronMohon get aside, sai
isfacion granted. Mayer Agt Beeden-Order granted
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
MuNICIPAL AFFAIRs.

The Board of Apportonment authorized.
Yesterday the issue Of $4,000 worth Of City Improve
uent Fund stock. Resolutions were adopted author
izng the appropriation, County account, Of s2,i9O,
under the head Of "Dehciences Of George H. f. Ly nch
the late Clerk Of the Superior Court" directing that
SEQ De aprOprated under the head OF Donations FOR
s72 TO refund paid for the assessments for
me widening OF Laurensst. by the Missionary Society
of the church street and $4,000 was transferred
from the Extra Contingency Fund 70 that OF Cleaning
,f,dE ftrI1Qa
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l6, 1872

field of any size they take only part Further as II
a. bn orng ones which do the mischief, they are easily
aneSed bY spreading straw the ground before they
can az, and then setting the whole bre. Further
atm a. they cannot running water, field Is pro-
teoed by keeping the rrigang bitches nled-a remedy
that farmers cannot apply IN Kansas. so they
can fy they depart. In Utah the grasshoppers have
been in full force since the settlement OF the country
aud It is undoubtedly uncxcelled for fruit, especially
peaches and apricOts. &C. d.
greeley OOl., Oct. 10, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CIVIL NOTES.

The Bishop will case was closed abruptly yesterday
counsel for Mr. johnson stating that they
wished discontinue proceedings
DR.. Sabine physician, of Twenty -fourth-st., near
the Rev. Dr. Oston pastor Of the hhave Dutch
Reformed Church A. H. Muller j aucoaeef Margaret uran aad
other ,ve testimony Yesterday before Huiehugs for the
propouent in the Noah +. Pike will case
James Sutton g. Co.. propretors Of The AIdne Press
have brought Andrew Campbell Manufacturer o.
Broop TO recover possession Of press valued at $500 which hey
had taced defendant the Rink during the American
Institute Fair The defendant claims Tie machine As LIS iesl
mat pToIety.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
rur 4ARIEM c0URT-HoUsE FRAUDS.

The investigation into the Harlem Court
house Frauds adjourned from oct p was resumed yes
terday afternoon John McQuade Police Justice of the
Ixth District, expected 10 appear as witness TO
iDgs bank but neither he his counsel was present
No testimony was taken The Investigation VIII DO con
iluuou lhls nflernOOn.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
GcparinsrsDlp Noiires.

N0TICE-The firm of w. WEINERT g. Co.
Of Loothar Tens hss been dissolved By mutual consent al
holding claims against the said hm will them with the
Necessary vouchers before fifteenth day Of November
oce o NJ KOSOPsK No. 81 Sufokst In the City Of HeuYork
N0TICE-To parties holding funds of w.
~ wEsERT Co; You will hold all such unds until further
notice W. WEINERr & Co.
NJ. KOSHOFSKI. NeN-YorE
Esv.York, Sept -, Is72
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
CALRNDARS-rHIs pI1.

/ COURT-is ADMIRALTY.
lJ9. Phillips agi. Steamboat Anna
and Carrie.
l47. Folsom agt. Williams.
10. Gushing agt. Laird
"a. .AumAck agt Schooner Creole.
1871. Spear ct al. agt. Propeller
Titan.
67. Van Praeg et al. agt British
brig w. Smith.
100. Whitney agt. FerTyboai
SunWiek.
2Ji. .Tomkins agt. FerryboAt
Syracuse.
H.-YAN BKUST. "opens at
/ m.
90. Paine agt Paine.
g9i Robinson agt. Gum
SO. Hall agt. Rogers and ano.
$50. Nathan agL Franklin Fire
lns Co.
l0G2. .Chnstal sgt Hart
1904. King AT. Ming.
.lO06. Goodwin agt. Rndi and tno.
1906 .Worster agt CLARK.
lO1e. same agt same.
1910. .Bostwick agt Baltimore and
Ohio X. X Co.
1912. Lew agL Palmer
At l0A n.-CaleniaF called AZ 70 IN.
ll29. DELANEY agt. Delaney.
/ lJl..Walton agt PeHy.
10. BOILER agt Fitch.
l31. .ColEell e Al. oct. Dod E. al.
Us. .Bfodt agt Dayinsoy.
l13. .Edesheimer AT Prank.
] Cal 20g-ln the matter, Lc, Of
White.
TIT, J.-OponS Han.
100. .Led'ee agt Brunswick and
AlbanT Railroad Go.
l07. .Hollender agt. BaYlis.
100. Gilbert AT. Gilbert.
ll0..Wolf agt Hart
lll..Ardress sgt Yreeland et al.
ll1.MehrbAch agt kieman.
ll3.H0yey tgt Tower.
llf. .Justh agt. Jasih.
us. Blood agt Neuss and another.
ill6..WessAll agt Craighead.
ll7..P00le agt Stevens.
ll8. .W0rmaI AIT Csrvey.
PART L-BARBOuH, ca. J. Opens
a. m.
i7il Sloan hgt Johnsoa.
l14J. .Ciarke q BaetsoG
1871. Hobbs Egt Ths Ffomen's
Pupd Ina Co.
l7t5. .J,ehr agL Douglass
f5J. .RepDler agt Barter.
1871 Pane agt Day.
ls0I..fltnam, admT., Agt the B'Hay
and seVenth-aFe. n. X. 90.
J.-Opsus at liam.
llil. .Phrlenke sgt Fleming.
lJil. Perfy aYt Rogers. iinp'd.
lj3i..Iallmage agt Spod0fI.
wv 3lctlel agt bliAss.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
aRAssuoppERs IN COLORADO.

SIR: My letter of the 2sth ult., in regard to
grssshoppers, requires supplemental statement. Said
grasshoppers stayed than ten days, and then
went south through Denver. Only few LAID eggs,
though they commenced this business learn now that
tao old farmers pay any attention " them ior Of
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

UNITED STATES DIsTRIC
zl4. Bonner Ggt Steamship Cir
cas.isn.
2l5. .Wicks agt Same.
ls8. Ryan sgt. Hechcher. jr.
Ia. .New-Jersey X. X and Trans
portstion Co, 6e., agt Pro
peller John Taylor.
go. The United States agt TIVE
trunks containing fringe
&c.
19l. .EeW-York Lighiersge Co
agt. Steamtug I'd. Levy.
I16. .McGlenn agt steamer Argo
SUPREME COuRT-CIRCUiT-PAR
lOi
lGlsl. The People eI rel Stemmlel
agt Mcclure.
a29. .OsgoOd and sDO. agt. Glover
imppd.
3l4..The Metropolitan ms Co
sgL SOnsb0rn et al.
43l. Nolan agt Bank Of hew-York
G304. Sutton sgt. Fle.schmun.
TO. Isl elion agt O'Bnen, bhenn
&c.
798. Martin sgt. Mcdaniel
s34l. Phillips Agt WOLF
gyO. Glass 7 and aHo agt The Ne
ohanios' and Traders Ins
Co.
CHAMBEKs-ISGRAHAN, J-Open
B3..The People. &c, Furnae'
agt. Board Of Supefyisorr.
GO. The People. &c. Tenth Ma
uonal Bank agi. Green, &c
g.. The People, &C., MacErego
Ggt Sane.
i02. .CroppeT agL Ducker.
100. .MeJers Hgt. HaniOrd.
sFECIAL TERH-BARH
DSmurrer.
q. .Blllings agt meigs et al
LaU Gnd fdcL
"a. .Crns agt Ondcnionk
5..VGigt agt The Great Weiierl
Insurance Co.
%. Bruce et al agt Fuller Il Al
I0l .C0lhnson agt. Hopkins Il al
lU2 Hay Agt White.
100. .Oertel and another sgi. ia
cObJ and smother
lOl. Holman agt WeAdWell anC
another.
los. .pnoe AT Phoe and smother.
suPKRI0K COUKr-TRlAL IEKn e
At l
-. .Kecf. sr., AIT WenieL
1895. Grant AgL iiubbeiL
1916. .Ogg agt Lake.
lg7l..Csmmeyer AIT Hamilton.
1851. Jackson agt. Johnson.
a51. Jordan art The New Ilavet
Steamboat Co.
75i. Kelly Agt Titus
1918. Black agt kobenthsl
PAKT lI.-hONHIL,
95l. Hughes. by guardian. agt The
t @ KeW.H Ivun r. r. 60.
1913. .Btspenhors! agi. The Amer.
AaHuis0sgIing 90.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
uTNIATURB ALMANAC

SBn r.. 6:l2 sun MooE se....... 600
| 49,
S,pfr Hooi 7.O9 Cows Island. Hell Safe PeuT eH
|
sandt Hoo TO Cows 800 eH Gate Ferry SoJ
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
IL p BALDWIN. General Passenger As,IL
nELAWARE, LAcKAWANNA and WEST
BRE RAILROAD,
MORRIS AND EsARY uIYIGION


NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap SuOuisburg seranSps
Depos New York foot ef Baayst and foot of ChoDher
suAMEk ARRANGEMENTS. oonneBeing MONDAY JAY l. 1874
8;iO a BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN bo0uton B13es
directly through from wYok to Bsghmn Syracuse ana o.
without change Of connecting al Dover with Chester R. al
Waterloo % SUSSEX r. and al Scranton With l. and X for
Kingston. Wilkesbarre. Pttston &c.
7I5 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting 81 Denvle Wth Boon
for ABdoVer and Newton Wahngton with tho D. and w. K
Gsp Sogdsburg Great Bend Bnghmon.
Phpbug with Lehsh and
Lehish VALLEY X. X. al those roads.
1900 m PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stops At NeEak Mo1sos
and stations Waterloo with susser
Railroad at Pbpsburz Del r. r. for Beidere, and behgh
and susauehanna T. Lehgh Valley K FOR Betheben Aes
town, Mauch Chunk Wilkesbsrre Reading and Hsrn,buE
40 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patersoa ana
Boonon directly through Scranton and Brghamon NtAo
stopping principal saOrs Connecting Dover AH
Chester r. K. and st Wsterloo With SuSseI r r
3tOp PfILLPSBURG EXPRESS connects At Dover WIN CSes
R. Waterloo with SusseI r. r. and at Phps0ufg WIN lie
high Sgsqaehsnna r. and Legh YaeT L r for beh hsn
Allentown. Reading, Harrisburg, and The West
connects With Chester
With r. r. for Andoyer Newton, and franklin
SEQ o.. N. DOVER EXPRESS. - -. -. 80
For MORRIsTOWN 7:l5. s:lo. llOo 1900 o 30 t;
Fot SUMMIT q. 7.i; 7oo elO lolO IOO 2:oo, 2t
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE IT'S 10 olo. 90 ii;io
and 1900 N LlO 23o $50, l:O, 49, $40, Go l SS 9'D.
P NEWARK a. 7:l5 100 80 $50 elo 30 1910 lo:ta
HOO a m and 1870 n sll0, 200 '23). 920 GD, J3O 'i
$50 $40 600 slO lO 'S:OO, BsJ SS anI IO D. n
Trans market stop At Rist NeEark ,oe.v an -. .x
leave Hev-YorE for BLOOMFIELD and hONTCbIR at ';G'
we A. REASOhER, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
fonoon advertisements.

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ooeraon and by careful appeaon on
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beayy doctors blls"-f ne CirtI Servtcs Gazett> go
' Made simply with bOilng water milk
Zach packet is labeled
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homeopathic Chemists
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Ysw.York Agents: B0RRICKB TAFBb l4o GIano-sL
T5TRST-C GLASS BREECH-L H-L0ADlNG GUNS.
J. LANG & SONS
FIRST MAKERS Of the BRBBCH-LoADTNG SPORTING
GUN IN ENGLAND.
having for many y.,s given their attention guns for American Sports
man and having been honorsd with their patronage prepared to
send drawings Of or to supply their New TsbGhD snapAcOn Gun
the strongest simplest suitable Gun for American spornen
a, combines soundues, gs. strength With ease and npd Of
action.
The highest class work only At moderate phooa
Can be process Of manufacture at
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20 COCKsPUR STREET
LONDON,
ENGLAND.
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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Dentlstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated the snasthse Of nitrous oIde administer the
nothing bat EXTRACT TEETH aud DO
WITHOUT PASso tOOo0 paasHtsl sssy See their
Office No. ID Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

ATEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD -.
cmmepeus MONDAY September lG l51A Through trains VIII
leave Grand Central Depot ,.. ,.---.. -.
sso M Chicago ami Montreal with drawing room cans
Wv thr5ueh 10 Wateuowu. Rochester ani Montreal -,
1000 m Special Express with driHnsIooa cars 70 Du1a'
aut Niagara Pals
m Northern and Western Express
y. Special cypress lof Ao.nJ
900 D Montreal Express, WIZ 'i'eP 20 ''-' '''' " -
Adams
burq. audC Cinandaisga.
peSc Fruress seepugcars for hocl'ster
and Niagara Eas. also Chcogu, 10th L. y and H. I.
R.,Ir,ads hls
a with AMI Ala1f
INV " - my ia Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
ERIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement 9

LNRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement OF
II taking eaee. jane H. 1917 Prom CbanbensL Depo Vor
a ~ m-Cineinnaa and Cicago Day Express DrawngR0
Coaches Buffalo ani Niagara Pals AMI Sleeping Coaches "
ia,m.@Eipres Mail for BuGo and Niagara Pals Dnvlas
Room Coach and Sleeping Coaches - de'tnatOn
$50 D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches BA0 and haIa
200 d. m Dal,, Cincinnati Chicago Night EIprs Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo, Niagara Falls anu ueios
For Fort JeTy soo aOo O 'lll5 m 40 800 snd '7Os
For Goshen and sdctorn '71o soO $780, lioo and 'l'
go 4 80 s:B), 't1:0O
For Wsrwick 600 400. and tll; 70 NJ. 40 ?.
For Nesburgb fl0 800 and lOJ JO 40. and s;J0
li.0O, F:O,
500 90 i6O 1850 and -l:e0p -. -.
iIOO sI:l5 3]O 800 500 500 l6o 40 and ID .
Paterou iOO0. l:D) All3 a l2Oc
n LIS $50 400 ;l5, sou Goo '63o @oO s;l3. 'u' m
Por Ru,Serafl PARK Ps,se 6:i5. '11o flo 1000 e
m Il m, sl:45. J:JO, 4;oO SID 6OO '0J' S;l1 p m ana H
F T,eksps,ck and Way 500 BIS and f3 m 100 400 so
600 and $50 D M. and Saturdays only, u midnight -
Po Hslae and Way 800 85. and 1879 m, EOJ 600 GN
and 500 n m ana Saturdays only y 20 midnight
Fo Sprne valley and Way SEQ Is. b5 and 200 0 to.
500 ami $50 D. and Saturdays only, L 100 midnight -
Por Bng ewOoi 500 4 500 lO, &l El3 Ei5, I'D oS.
For Cresski 500 7:i5. 900 3ij, Ej 80. 6S) and
.7:f5 D. m. Saturdays only. l20o m.dnight - . . - =. -.
and i7.t5 p m saturdays only. L mid0ighL
FOR Mack ':i5 ard - and 30 4:3 F3:H
GO sud i1.45 D. n. Saturdays only. u miinighL
n B-Tran leaving ChnbeL houss or bar hol eaYs
TVenty-trisl Is than above The lJ5
o. r1 and II mifneht trains start from Chambers st.
n B-Traus the n. r. r OF N leaving Chamnes1t
hol TWentthrl-t - mnute tan above time.
Tickets for passage in Dwng Room Seep
Ohnei or4ers tle
baggage be LEFT u the Companys Omees 20 yo Broad
way; COurt Brookyn Mougomer-st JERSEY City;
paws Depots and Of agents a. the principal hote,A
JOHN n. ABBOTT, teal PaSr Agt