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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE STOKES CASE.

ARGUMENT UPON THE MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL.
The argument in the case of Edward 3.
Stokes upou the motion for trial on the writ OF
error and bill Of exceptions begun yesterday fore
noon In the Supreme Court General Term, before Pre-
siding Justice Ingraham and Justices Brady and Davis
The courtroom was crowded. DistrctrAttorney Phelps
and exJudge Fullerton appeared for the people, and
Messrs Treman Branhened and Dos Passes for Stokes
Mr. Tremain said that he had served assignment Of
error in fact and notice to join issue on that assign
ment upon the Dstrict-AttOrney since the case had
been set down for trial. but the latter had refused TO
oin issue and before the main argument was heard he
thought that question should be determined. Mr..
Treain then reviewed the legal proceedings in the case
arguing therefrom that the unusual delays were not
chargeable to the prisoner or his counsel.
The DstricAttOrney, in reply claimed that the re-
ysed statutes had provided other remedies supersedng
the old proceeding of assignment OF error and that all
these remedies had been made OF in this The
snbiect matter of the assignment OF in fact had
been already presented In the Court OF Oyer and Ter
miner and there disposed Of Mr. Tremain urged that
three modes OF proceeding renamed TO be adopted:
first TO bring up the matter bill or EXCEPTIONS again.
10 bring up the outlying branches Of the 10 see
whether they had been altered, diminished, made r
regular in any way; and again, ON the assignment or
errors in fact - -
Presiding Justice Ingraham announced that the Court
would adjourn until today when decision would be
operative then the DstrictAttOrney must join issue
upon the assignment of errors IN fact and the Issues so
raised must he tried upon writ OF error returned 10 inc
Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23
THE ERIE INVESTIGATION.
GEN. BARLOw's DEFENSE.

Ills LITTER TO THE ERIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or AN ENGLISH RANKING AGENT AND HORACE Z.
CIARK
The Erie Railway Company formally announced
10 the Investigating Committee, yesterday, of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel that 1t ready to furnish IN
formation or proof on any point in regard to which
there still remained any uncertainty. letter from
Gen. Barlow TO the Erie Company in regard to the
disbursement of $4,000 by him for counsel fees in
instituting proceedings to GUST the old directors
with = resolution adopted by the present Board was
put in evidence after which Il. s. Evans. banking
agent, of London, gave testimony iii regard to the
relations between the English stockholders and the
Erie directors. Horace f. Clark was then ques-
toned concerning the railroad Laws of this State
and the Pro Rata Freight bill. He read a curious
letter from a brother of Mr.. McHenry in regard to
the lease of the Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati
and Indianapolis Railroad The Committee Will
meet to-day at the Of the Court of Appeals at
Albany
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SUITS AGAINST THE CITY.


CONTROLLER GREEN ADJUDGED IN CONTEMPT OF
COURT.
Controller Green having refused to pay the
salary of James w. MCGOWAN employee OF the Board
OF Supervisors. the Of 1900 per annum app
cation was made to Judge Ingraham for peremptory
mandamus to compel payment. The writ was granted
by the Court but not Obeyed by the Controller
whereupOn a motion made to punish him for con
tempt Pending the decision Of this motion. another
motion was made by the Controller to change the writ
OF peremptorY mandamus TO alternative writ. This
motion was granted by Judge Fancher, whereupon Nc
Ciowan appealed 90 the General Term The appeal was
and yesterday decision was rendered reversing the
order appealed from Judge Learned the opinion
'of the Court presiding Justice lngraham eoncurrng
and Judge Brady dissenting The Controller ad
Judged IN contempt OF Court.
In the case Of the DOCK Commissioners against the
Controller. which was an appeal from a decision OF
Judge Leonard, denying mandanIus 10 compel the
out detailed statement Of the use 10 which the money
TO be put. the Supreme Court, General Term de-
cided Yesterday that upon this detailed statement being
made the Controller Is compelled to pay the gross
sum 10 Commission, and not TO disburse money 10
the various creditors, he claimed the right TO do.
The Controller having also refused TO pay the Civil
District Court Justices at the rate OF $4,000 year
Judge Quinn brought suit In the Supreme Court against
the city for nine months salary, and upon trial In
Special Term, Judge Faneher gave Judgment In his
favor, with costs holding that the Legislature had
already salaries at $4,000 The Controller
appealeG Notwithstanding, and yesterday the General
Tern affirmed Judge Fancher's decision.
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Gteamboais an1 Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
with South Biah r.
the Delaware and weern Rsroai Phhsburf
egh and Susquehsnna son and Eastos Lehgh
VALLEY Railroad and m connection forming rect line 70 Pittsburgh
Ire West without change Of s also 70 CnEs PennAvana Is
'e''i0h Qua" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
MIN1 BR ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec f5, l672-LeaVe Heu.Yofk follows.
q. m.-Way Ira SOmerVlle.
m-For Plemi1gon Rsston Bethlehem, Bath. Cuak
Wssbse POn hsbanoJ CITY Mt Carmel. HarletOn, Tankhaa
mock T0wnda WaVerley Wiiamspor
m-MoRSsg daily (eroept Sun1ays, for
Allentown. Harsborz and the SomerVs for
Femngon at Baston AsOeh Chunk Wkebare. scranton, To-
wanda, WsTerey, SC.
1O:l5 m.-Wav Train for SomerVille
IA m-WaT Train for 5omeryile
25O Fem nson, Raon, Bath Allentown Nauch Chuuk
Mhauoy CtVi HEeon. Wtesbae Scranton, Reading Col1mha
Lancaster Ephraia. Potsyile. Harrisburg, &C.
23D o. m.-Por EsstOn Bethlehem an Allentown
3l5 D. m.-Por Pan6ed
400 D. m-For Rsston Allentown Mluch Chunk Connects
Juntios with Del, Lac and We. H. r.
4i30 D. m.-Por Someryile aud Pennington
500 .. n.-Por SomerTile.-
s5 p m.-Por PlAinselL 80 -
$50 m-EyESINa BrPREss daily Rason Bethlehem, Allen.
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati.
$500 and 6:45 p m.-Por Bonneville
1870 D. m.- (EmiEantl-Por Elson.
$500 and II 100 D. m.-For Planbeld
Por Elizabeth 60 800 7;l5 800 8:f 800 9;J0 1918
Ita0 HAS m 1880 100. 200 300, 800 3.l5, 3i5
500 il5 40 4,i5 500 C:l3 53 5;D 6:OO 6: 6D 7J $780,
$40, 800. leO0, lE00 1900 D. m
Tickets for tbs West obtained at the dice Of the Central Rail
road Of NewJrsev foot Of Lbe SewYOrs ami at the ncpL
-''' '- r. 4. RICKgR. Superintendent. aud ER'E
III p R11Dwtx Generaf Pas sn1r- AGENT.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or sBw -roRK......"...

PORT or EBW -fORR.. ....................APRlL Y
CLEARED.
Steamship Wilmington, Holmes. Havana, VIM T. Civic
Steamship Virgo. Buckley. savannah, murray Ferris Co.
Panta Doane Wilmington. Loullar1 Steamship 20
Steamship =. w. Bruno Foster. Baltimore
Steamship Mayhoger Pults. PhilatephiA, J. Hand.
Steamship Neptune Baker Boston. ii. T. DimocS.
Ship Of Luhere. Laurent Liverpool Henderson Bros
Bark Bagle Kehdck Malaga Squire Thornton Co.
BARK Zettlesen Cork for Ociers, Tetens X Boekmann
BARK Curaeoa 10 ;khart. CuraoOs, Jos FOukes Sons
Brig IJs (Br.), Vigus. HafaI, Brett, Son d Co .
Bne spray (B Barnard ssguA la Gande Bird Perkins
Brig Alice Abbott (Br) Carroll. Liverpool, L p Brshim
Thompson Hall Providence j. X Staples Co.
Blackstone, NcksDn. Providence. W Jackson Co.
Schr j. j. Hams, Hudsoo, Barcoa, J. r. Staples Co
Steamship Pere Pr Dau HAyTe April H. via Brest 18th, With
mdse and pass 10 Geo Mackenzie
steamship OF London r Mrehouse Liverpool April TO- and
lth. with ndse. and 10 Jno. g. Dale
Steamship Morton Havana April H. and Nassau 18Th
with mdse and pas, Atlantic Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Huntsville, Crose Savannah with mdse and pass to
Robert LOwden.
Sch Francis (ot ST. John b. Mclaughlin Cartenas u days
with
schr Florence Lppenoott Mosquito Inlet 10 days v live
sehr W. H. Kennel soper, Georgetown D. c.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ne. April 2l-Anyel, steamship Austrian, from
Liverpool April 10, arrived here TO-DAY.
April 2lAuyed, steamships Olympus, from Liverpool
Zephybe Portland bgs Ebe from Antigua Countless from
CieBuegOs
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WAHiSGTos. d. c. April 2l1he Treasury Department has
Of buoy would he established
in buoys will be white With red hor
ton stripe Of buoys has also been the
Umensie. North -
IFor Latest Ship FIN Pa0..l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

" BINARY UsB or THE CENTRAL PARK-The Board Of Com
Of Public J day March
A. s5 adopt following for the of the
Central Park be observed BY all not in the service OF the
10 leave the Park except the established
night durins beginning May after o'clock
SONS its general use may be authorized beyond the regular
No shall climb or in cut break nure def.ce
shrub other plant throw stones other missiles nor discharge
6resrm torpedo fireworks make
Gre nor play musical expose things for sale
post or display s3y sign psead nag banner .tE
pubey solicit subscriptions contributions nor tell fortunes
no MAZE snT Grafton baraDsue threatening
indecent gusge nor DO any Indecent or obscene act M c,
and except when controlled bya line Of suitable strength
length and horses and Others used for pleasure
travel shall be driven conducted into the Park allowed to remain
w. The drive shall only persons pleasure carriages
horseback the ride only by hoaek animals to be USED on
quickly turned st1pped they bs not be allowed
Of speed which shall be alarming cause danger nor
miles ride II miles hour and when park
Sse5 snI that Se speed Of az n@ bali be Checked or that should
be ,OpG aoSI.e a ana sA 50 ,SDS OF oS
directions other beast Of burden trl shall be
No vehicle Tor hire ha stand within the
Park for @ purpose o. aLng up pange o,ne .an those ~ao~
other vehicle earg ordinarily used to carry merchandise good
uuguhug shall be allowed the Park
VI No military o. aIgs, COMPANY ana no eve laaeIs' s oIe %
carrying the BODY Of dead person. shall enter or be
WI 30 sh. battle angle take Ssh send throw or
VIII No person 90 creep, when AMI the word
indication that at that time aud place al
person shall bnng into carry within the PARK any tree
plant newly pluete branch portion thereof
When the protection q life proper, the ohce
and keepers msy require all persons Ou and
keee Of any designated part thereof
stations the officer charge Of which
or be discharged.
By order Of the Board Of Department Public
NV wmrrESoRE Secretary.
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letter IL IA notorious that there proposition to
lcase The Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
npolis 10 the Erie present at only one oonversa
ton with Mr. Watson asked him IL they would make
dividend upon the preferred stock he said he would
from an Investigation he was satisfied could DO zone
what was said between related only to the preferred
stock this conversation took place about tho time or
the settlement between the Erie and Mr. Gould; thlhk
great deal OF the money Is paid to the press II
road could bring leading influence by means OF the
press IL was OF great advantage TO IL.
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miscellaneous.
Gitp Government.
[Oncisl.
DOARD OLE ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

kOAhD VI AooIol Ar 1n CO., Al ~ INA
william Wade ESQ President the chair and quorum oil
membtrA - =. 800, .,,,n
That erosswaks laid from the northeast corner OF n sno
wes and one from south Murray and Wes TO
That The on side Of Fauinst from Centre to
dSlng hyd,nt be placed the southwest corner Of
That 6teeuths from EighhsVe be
regulated and graded the curb and gutter stones SET and the de"
heretofore in force that copies Of the be printed under bis
the Of $1,000 is hereby appropriated to the Corpo
That onebands from Second Seventh
That Seventy Grit from Thirilys the Ras River be gu
lated and graded the curb and gutter stones SET and the sidewalks
tagged. ,
That the Bor Of Health Of the Health Department Of the City
New York contract with the persons from whom the 1d Board
received the s day OF Mrh 1872 the lowest responsible bid to
''''''' WIZ REPORTS LAID OVER,
and directed have much Of Fourth from onehundred
Iieeut to 0nehunire Andtwensoarh st. as lies on each
de Of The improvement In progress sinking the track for rail
road purposes regulated and graded By contract or otherwise
PAPERS From TnB BOARD OF ALDERMEN REFERRED
That the vacant lots the side Of siIthave from Pfourh
That Bg6yfGhst from Avenues Knhnve, be paved with
That condt between Frsave and Avenue A. be regulated
and GRADED the curb and gutter stones set and the sidewalks tagged
ward and the Hudson River be regulated and graded the curb and gutter
That Thysrhst from Pss TO Seeondave be paved with Belgian
That between Second and Tblriave regulated
and gided the curb nd er stone, SET snl The sidewalks hlgg
Belgian or trapboek pavement
That from BroadgsY TO the North River, be paved
with Belgian trlp-block pavement
lamps lighted Rhy nnhs between Fourth and
Nal sOn-aVes.
That Sidewalk the north side Of secondt between Fourth
and hsiisOnayeA. be tagged.
That the sidewalk side Of Pnhve between Rynnh
and sixty .thiri-ss., be tagged.
lighted the block occupied by
the Normal College Lexington and Fourth SIghh aud sItr
.eenthsls; In SItyeghh and SIXTY nnh from Third 70
Lexington and from Fourth haVe and seyendethst from
Third o the Ffth-aVe.
That both Of Chphert from Greenwich 70 w,shingo9'
81 curb gutter and and the sidewalks be tagged
That the Comptroller the OF 900 painting portrait OF
M1yor G. Godfrey Gunther.
Adjourned until Monday merit, 18th inst, at2 o'clock
W. H. M0LONBY, Clerk.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
H. ERN RAILROAD,
MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE To- water Gap Suouisbug Scranton
Bnghamion byacnse and OsWego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Dp0is New York foot Barcays and foot o. ChsODer
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. MONDAY. Nov. Is. 1871
8:l0 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN BOontOD Branch
directly through from NeTTork - Scranton Bnghamto Homer
Cortland and Syracuse without change Of connecting at Dover with
Chester R. at Waterloo With a. r. with l.
and b. K r. for Kingston. Wilsesbarre Ptts.on &c.
75 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN, connecting Denvle with Boon
ton Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo WITH Sussex
for AndOVer Newton Washington with the D. and W. X
for Water Gap Sonblg Scranton Great Bend Bnghamou AMI
Syracuse and Phbug with Susquhanna aud Lehh
VALLEY r. X for oil points on those roads
Boon PHILLlPSBURG EXPRESS stops AZ Newark, Madison
mostowD and intermediate stations connects a. Waterloo win SUSSEX
and susqushanna Lehgb Valley r. for Bethlehem Allen
town, hsach Chunk Wkesbaue Reading and Harrisburg.
400 IN. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson ne
Boonon directly through and Bnghamon without
change stopping stations Connecting at Dover With
Chester X Il, and at Waterloo with Susser K r.
$50 EASTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester k
at Waterloo with SuI r. sd Phpsburg with bshgh and Sus
quehannA r., and Lehgh Valley r. r for Bethlehem Aeno"n
Reading Harrisburg, and the West al, 80 IN, q,
4O HACkB TSTOWN EXPRESS connects with Chester T. H.
and With Sussex r. for Andove Newton. and FRANKLIN
$50 D. m. DOVER EXPRESS. - -, -. -. "a
Por MoRRsTOWN at 7;l5 s;lO, HOO Roo NJ, 100 G2O $40
For SUMMIT at 7l; 100 $40 lelO and 1900 300. $40,
4;g $40 500 $50 aud $50 m ,,cy 10 o,o an t,.,n
Por ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGb I'D so S;l0, W. LEW
and 0A m $40 $780, $780, 49, $50 800 900 $780, S;J0 lo
W, NEWARK at 7:l5 1880 75O $50 $40 go 'loo 1890
Il,OO m and 1890 H. sll0 200. '23O 3:2n $40, $50 ftA
go AGO 500 500 $50 $500 $780, 1000 ana 1900
a m Trans marked At East Newark. 49,.
Leave Ees-Yok for BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlh a. I;tp
s5O iL:IO and 300 3:40 4:iO s:?o 62g ana s m
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ERIE RAILWAY-Winter Arrangement of
~ Trains effect Jan % lg1l From ChamnesL DePo. llor

ERIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
IL Trains taking effect Jan 90 1874 From ChanDers Depot o
2ldst. below.
10 Buffalo Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
IL m-EIpres Mail for Buffalo aud Niagara Falls Drawngkoom
Coaches Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
Dalyl-Cncunati and Chicago Night Express sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit ana
Chicago without change.
Port Jervis g. g. Ii and sll:l5 M, 4:3O and =
Goshen and Mdetowu, '7o, 8, $780, II aad 'llS n J;J
WSrsck g. Ii and 'l1:l5 a N and $50 D. m.
Eewburgh, "a: 30. 9 and II a. $3.50 and i:fp ?. m.
sudern 1880 $780, IL and 1ll5 $3.50, s. g. 1880 = and
Rdgewood HObokus Alenias and Ram,eys $780, 1890 H.
slI:i5 m. $3.50, 5, 6, 1880 and I'll 30 p. m
Paterson Gas +7:g 1880 TO- H. 'll:l5 'l4j
800 4 s. 5:l5. 6, 900 = 10 and Fll:30 p. $500
Newark 7:l5 AS and 1889 and 3:5, SIS and 'b:0
Ruherfurd Passaic 6i5 70S:3O TO- Ii IL Aoon
tl:is 3: 20, 4, Sis 6, $3.50, 8. 10 and 'l:3D N.
Hdae Hskensack and Way 85 aud t3i5 N, j. j. D. ana
Spring Valley and Way and s:l5. 1913 l. aud and
EneevOoi s. 7i5 10 and $50 n 100 ol5 4l5, as 5N $50
Cres.k s. 7:l 10 and I:3o Bis l5 $50 go and '7;i'
spari 7:i5 10 $50 NJ 1oO 3l5 AIS, As $50 60
Perao1t aud Syact 75 and $50 $780, ' Hi5 $780,
BLTra9s leaving Chamberst. half hours leave
earlier than above The 10 and
i3O o. m and u Trains start from Chamtstst only. 80
st. on quarter hours leave TSenhrdst 80 minutes earlier than
for massage aud for apartments Drawing Sleeping
obtained orders the checking AMI transfer OF
Rogsg nav he len al the Companys ofce2 s5 Broad
twenl. and Thri-sye COutst,
Brokyn at Compin DepOs, and OF Agents at the PRINCIPAL
DILL; tSundlys only. 'tGoshen Sundays only.
Da'' n ABBOTT. General PAsseug
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uiNIlTuRk ALMANAC

SIM $40 Moon rses...... 3:43
DIV-,S
san Hook. 44O $40 Hell Gate FerrY.. 1903
atgH wATRR DIy-P n.
3:f3 Hell Gate
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1re Cream.
Notices of Bdnkrnpltn.
DOR SALE.

EAST ALABAMA AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
In the District Of United Middle District Of
AbsmAn Bankruptcy In the matter Of the East Alabama and Gin
cinnat Railroad Company, bankrupt
Pursuant oTds Of the said Couri April
D. tho undersghed, In bankruptcy Of the
Cincinnati Railroad Company, hereby
expose sale cash public auction Aressn BASIN
The OF Alabama at - O'Clock,
OS THURSDAY, THE FIRST DAY OP MAY A. D., lsT1,'
all the Continuous railroad Of ssd COmpauy from il tuiBa Al
State Of Alabama to Ii
STAT AbAms together With it, rsbchses equipments rolling
stock machine shop depo water stations road
easements and ever other night interest whaost
which conveyed By said EAst Aabsms Cincinnati Rafes
deed Of on the int dr
JAW D. 1870 10 Henry Ce add William A. BGnes; subject how
ever 10 the Of Of Alabama iudornen n lie
mortgage bonds Of sd Railroad COMPANY ADD the
bons thr STAT
bans 10 Of four hundred thousand doar. subject
the bod and Of the mortgage tolds
Railroad unhdorsei By the State
three and i've thousand dosrA SAMUEL q. JOFRS
JOHN y. BAILEY
Arn,s In Bankruptcy Of the Fast Alabama and RAILROAD
Comtsny Bsnkpt-Dstel Mongomer, AlabAma April w. 1919
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GoruoraIlon Nonres.
CORPORATION NOTTCE.-TO PRINTERS.

~ OFFICE CLERK THB COhNOS COUNCIL,
No. 0 CRY HALL, NEW YORK, April 10, 1873
Sealed proposals will be received at this omce until SATURDAY
April o. lJ O'Clock for the work Of PRINTING 500
OF REPORT or THE AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS in the Depart
Finance the quarter ending March 81 1913 Specimens OF
required will be furnished and all other information
will be e,matos application 10 the undeed
before FRIDAY April Is, 1873 JOSEPH .. PlhCkhEf
Clerk Of Common Council. Room NO. B. City Hall
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NEW YORK. NEW-HAFEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-NewIorka and Newiayeo Division
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MARCH 4. 1873.
Passenger NevYork Grand Central Depot hntsance on
Port
TRAINS LEAVE NEWlORk
Boston Rrpress VIA Springfield at NJ and 805
Shore Line 1t lz:1l AMI 80 az stopping sam OF 80 No"ak
bridgeport The 85 and 1921 70 Greenfield, Mass anu
the M Montreal The 8:5a and ll:2 10 Nor"cn
and Providence; Valley Railroad NeHHayen and Norhmp
AMI ". Railroad Newayeu AMI HOusaonc hal
road at Bridgeport and 1905 Eaugatuck Railroad
Bridgeport 1905 8:O5 and sos 1890 and 40 with
Danb nd Norwalk Railroad az So Norgalk.
New az (Il, 1875 lZSO
(EI J:5l 4:J5 So (BI) (EIl Additional 10
Bridgeport Norwalk at 6:j2 and TO stanford
TN Q. The 3Oo Express
stops at Chester ami the 9G Brpress
Mt Vernon Mamaroneck. and Rye
Sunday Boston Mail Trains at O5 via Sprngned and BOT IN
Providence
room Day Express and SlePngca Night BT
Trains.
tr ppot or al Offices OF the Transfer Co. ga Broadwa ~ "
and No Coust Broo1lyn; will also check baggage from
denfe 10 destination. ,.,-, -.
w ' JOHN T. MOODY Sun't N. Y. & Y. H. DIV.
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IN tho matter of the Estate of R0WITS RROS.

In BanEuptoy1he Let Of eedou died being
incomplete all creditors Who have not betn "a
aneste communicate Immediately with The assignee Ia Bostob
STATE their address the and in order
ondsbeipess be ssoertAno Sosb
HENRY STEVENS. Assignee 10 Court-st DosioS-
sYorke creditors learn the by applying
SANFORD. ROBINSON kWO0DR0FP, Coanss tof..atIsx
lO4 BFOadaay, heS .le<k CA
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CALRNDARS-THn pAY.

srvsysy CooEr Cmcur-PAErs IL-AdIouped until Rh.
dsy April l3 o., -. , N . - r.,.a.. ILL.,,
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nuU,ADEIpHIA and ERIE RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAlLROAD-
4 Only DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. To
THE OIL REGION aud LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
vii leave Desbroes and Cortlsadtst Fernssi
m EIPsess daily except sunday with PnlSsL Psse
Wmsmspor AS Loeb Haven 1885, Remove llO lrvnsOn,
sGs Cor 6;O5 Ere Connects At lryiseon and CORY
xl OIL Creek and AleghspI River X Tor The on Region al bne
with Lake shore X r. for all points West -
90 nm Fne Nal ldaily). with Pullman Palace Car FROM
pkisleinbs 10 Pre- Arrive Sunbury 615; Whamsport sOi
Lck Haven iO Remove II lvnstoD 5lO Cory, CLOS hIe
M Connects Iryiueon and Cory with OIL Greek aud ALE
gesuy River r. OIL Region Bne With Lake shore for
All P'A~ W. A. BALDWIN General Superintendent
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TIE PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF GEN. BARLow's SERVICE

OFFICIAL RECORD OF GEN. BARLow's SERVICES.
The following minute was put in evidence;
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF the Erie
Railway Company, held Oct 1872 the following acuoh
was taken; 49,
The President presented and read letter from Attor
ueyeneral Barlow in regard TO certain entries on INC
COmpanys books OF sums paid 10 him, amounting 10
$4,000 stating that he did not himself receive any pOr
ton thereof aud asking that the explanation be mace OF
facts in the the books VI the Company Wheh
az
minutes and proper reference to IL and 10 the proceed
ings Of the Board placed upon the books OF the Com
psuy aad the President be Instructed to inform Gen.
Barlow thereof:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-23

- STATED SESSION, MONDAY, ApnizI' isi1
Prent-Wam Wade esq President 10 the chair anu quorum