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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Second Day. Thursday, September II,
70 take Mace at IL O'clock. a. m.

For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Geding, not
over four years old, last spring, troting in
harness, mile heats, best two in three, bred,
raised, and owned in Montgomery county,
or the District Of Columbia SS25 90
For the second. 90
For the third ..........................10 90
There must not be less than fonr entries,
and three to start, and an entrance fee of len
per cent must be paid for each horse.
Same Day---to take place 2 o'cl'k, p m,
For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Gelding,
trotting in harness, mile heats, best three in
five, bred, raised, and owned by a resident
of the District of Columbia and in bis pos
session on or before Aug |, ls73...S50 co
for the next.,.. CO
There must not be less than three entries
for these premiums, and three to start, and an
entrance fee of fen per cent must be paid for
each horse.
Third Day--Friday, September 18th, to
take place at II o'clock, a. m.
For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Geding, trot-
ting in harness, mile heats, best three in
nVe
For the second.
For the 10
There must not be less than four entries,
three 10 start and the entries must he made
and an entrance fee of ten per cent for each
}
September llth 1873.
Same Day--to take place at o'clk,p m.
For the fastest Stallion, Mare or Geldng, 10
be driven by the owner, trotting in harness.
mile heats, best two in three, bred, raised,
and owned by a resident of Maryland or the
District of Columbia and in possession of
the owner on or before Aug. l, ls75..$25
For the next..........,.... ...,...............l5
For the third........................
There must not be less than four entries,
and three to start, and an entrance fee of ten
per cent must be paid for each horse.
Same Day---to take place at 3oclk, pm.
For the fastest Mule running nnder saddle a
mile heat and repeat, Il Saddle valued al
SAC 90
mot less than five entries, all TO start, and
an entrance fee Of ten per cent. must be paid
for each mule.
committse-Hon Jos H Bradley, Major Cash,
Josiah w JONES' VIM o Selluan, WIN Cook.
Mule and Horse Teams
For best team of Horses, not less than 4..Sl5 90
Do do Mules do do....l5
Do Span of Horses.
For I'd do do...............- .-......
For best do Mules.
For I'd do do...-.....................
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jones, VIM Gore,
Jasper NJ jackson, Benz Gott, James Neel.
Cattle.
For the following four classes, namely, Dur
ham, Devon, Attorney. and Ayrshire, pedi-
grees will be required
Durham Cattle.
For best Bal years old and above. ...Sl5 90
Do Cow do do............l5
Do Bull years old -.......-..............8
Do Heifer do ................-... .....S
Do Bull year old ........-...............5
10 He.ier dO..-........-r,---.-.. ...-.-5
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
LIST OF PREMIUMS
TO BE AWARDED BY THE
Montgomery County Asri-
cultural Society,

AT its Twentieth Annual Exhibition, to
be held in the society's Grounds, at
Rockville, Maryland, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Frtday, Sep
tender 10Th, I'LL and 18Th, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
g . T nj O.
172l ACRES, Moro or Less.

is the Home Farm of the late George Hoylc,
and contains
172l ACRES, Moro or Less.
This farm is III one Of the most beautiful
and rapidly improving neighborhoods in tho
county, being Of easy access by rail; conve-
pient 10 Mills churches and schools; in
high state Of cultivation; well wooded; with
water in every field; and with good fencing.
The improvements consist of comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
Barn, Stables, and all necessary out build
ings, in good order. There is also large
ORCHARD of young and thrifty Apple aud
Peach Trees in full bearing.
il @ TT M q. q.
Is a large and valuable tract lying between
the Home Farm and Seneca creek, covered
mostly with very fnc Oak and Ash timber.
IL contains
1887 ACRES, More or Less,
not more than ono-third Of which is cleared
ond.
Is % sT NJ o. q,
sa large tract, adjoining Lot No. 2, and lies
in about equal parts on each side of Seneca
Creek, containing
172s ACRES, Moro or Loss.
About one-half Of Lot No 3 is excellent
timber land lying north Of Seneca. The
other portion lying south Of Seneca, is most
y cleared lind, and confirms II large
GRIsT AND SAW MILL,
long known as Hoyles Mill. The Seneca
stream is well known for its abundant and
neyer-faling water power, and the Mill has
always had patronage 70 ils full capacity -
The Mill building and machinery are in good
order. This Mill properties also further inn
proved with comforta5ieA FRAME DWELL
LING HOUSE and o1tsbuil Filings, in good
repdir.
The two parts of .ot 10. 3, containing
about SO Acres each, WIT be sold together,
or separately, as may suit the wishes Of pur-
chasers.
TERMS or SHE, as prescriJea 5y Ms
Dccree One-ihird Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash on the day of sale; the re-
maindcr in equal installments in one and two
years. the deferred payments TO bear interest
from the day Of sale and TO be secured by
the notes or single bills Of the purchaser Of
purchasers, with a surety or snreiiss to be APP
proved by the Trustee and on payment Of
the whole purchase money, land not before
the said Trustee shall, By II good and sui-
eient deed, to be executed and ackno,e lodged
a2rceably TO law convey TO tho purchaser or
purchasers tho property to him, her or them
sold, free, cleaf and discharged from all claim
Of the parties TO said cause, and Of any per-
son or persons claiming by, from or under
them, or any Of them.
@as- Conveyancing nj tho cost OF the pur-
chascrs.
RICH'D N. WILLIAMS,
Jas. W DoswGLL, Aucr. Trustee.
july 25-tt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
w orking Oxen.
Herd Premium.

For best herd of cattle, pure or mixed breeds
of any sort not less than five, including
bull, all owned by the exhibitor. $50 90
CommiHec-IIazeI B Cashel, John Saun-
ders Thos ] Holland, S t Stonestreet r Il
Perry
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

LFUK 3 TIE
JOHNSoN's IRON BEAM PLous.
aud Castings at q reduced price. By
D 0FFUTT,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
THE SEN TIN Ell
Arrival and Departure of the Trains

EASTWARD.
7:3s a. m.--s:3i a. m.--12;24p p. m.-6:42 r. IN
WESTWARD.
5:3l n. m-1o:50-a m-5;3o p. m-6:42 p. M
Trains running West at s:3l a IN. and 2:24
p. m. are through trains and stop at no other
point than Rockville between Washington and
Point of Rocks
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Hams.

For the best Ham Of Bacon. So -
For Cd do do ...........
For Sd do do ................
CommiHee--Wm 7 Dove, Jas Henderson,
Mrs DR. Maddox, Mrs Robt Mackall, Mrs Geo
II Broakp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Culinary DEPARTMENT.
Musical instruments.

FOR pest -
For I'd do................. .......".......".
| For best Display of Musical instruments 5
Committee@-Geo Peter, DR. Wilson Magrud-
er, Mrs Jno G England, Jr, Mrs c a Fiizgcr-
aid Mrs Harry Sherman.
Sewing Machines.
For the best Sewing Machine, ist class
Certificate.
For the second best Sewing Machine,
I'd class Certificate.
Committee Walter II Brooke IIy Hodges,
Mrs J R Miller, Mrs Chas II Brooke, Mrs VIM
I Dove
Discretionary Premiums.
Premiums will be awarded for articles Of
merit for which none have been specifically
offered; md other Committees, who find such
articles in their respective departments, are
requested 10 report them TO the Committee on
Discretionary Premiums
Coamiaee-Dr G Maddox, G D Luckett,
Thos Lea, chas Albert, VIM Reading
Executive Committee and Committee of
Arrangements.
Jos 7 Bailey, Jno T Desellum, Thos r Su-
ter, n D Onutt, VIM Brooke.
1sstStants-Th holland, Roger B Farquhar,
Joshua Gilpin Heath Dodge.
Committee of Reception.
Z. J. Hail. w W Corcoran, JOS II Bradley,
Hon Il J Bowie, Hon Montgomery Blair, A 3
Davis, Chas Albert, Geo Peter, Aug e Perry,
Francis Valdenar, Capt l. DuFief r w Car
DR. Washington Waters, 0 II z Clarke, Capt
W Owen.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr E Stonestreet.
Treosarer-G w Talbot.
Assistant Secrctary-Rudolph Watkins.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
CLASS SECOND.

Commiltcc- Greenbury NJ Watkins, Edw c
Gipin, VIM L Muncaster, VIM II Ward, Alex
Dade.
The two committees on machinery &C.,
will act conformity in awarding premium for
the best display of machinery and agricul,u-
ral trnnlen,nuta
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Exhibitors will be required to produce and
file with :he Secretary of The Society ,pedigrees
of all stock entered for these premiums
Committee-Chairman John II Gassaway,
John Trundle, W n Blunt W B Chichester,
DR. w Palmer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Homemade Fabrics.

For the most neatly patched Garment. 2
For best Pants aud Vest, cut and made,
and exhibited by ELECTROMAGNETIC. 8
Committee--Jas Townsend, Julian Griffith,
Miss Desellum, Miss Lizzie Holland, Mrs
Nicholas Dawson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

For best Fulled Cloth, 10 yards. ........".$3 90
Do Linsey do ..........s3
Do Cassinet do ..........
Do Tweed do ...........
Best Linseys, plain or striped, 10 yds
Do Flannel, 10 Observation-Disclosures.
% Blankets. ............"........... 49,.
CoDamaee-Jas S Windsor, p Dodge Mrs
J D Barnslcy, Mrs f A Hawkins, Mrs John
Saunders.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
buick Draft Horses.

Quick draft horses, of a yearsold last spring
and over, competing for premium, must
be exhibited in harness For those under
years, exhibitors must show pedigree, and
the horse be exhibited by the halter
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Grade.

For best Boar. $40 90
10 DOW ~
For best lot of Shoats, not less than s..
Committee CRATIC Clagett, Louis II Duvall,
Tbos Lea, Henry A Humphrey, Samuel G
Thompson
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Do Pair of Steers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
For I'd do do........................-
Committee Hazel Cashcll, Samuel Jones
Samuel A Janney, Frederick Stabler, r W
Williams.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Flowers.

Committec-IIon R J Bowie, Francis Miller,
Mrs W Garter, Mrs ] Hall, Mrs Iilleary
[. lnnft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Geo W Hilton, VIM Williams, VIM orndorT.
Tobacco.
For best sample of Tobacco, &c pounds) 81 90
Con,matee-Philemou NJ Smith, A c IIig-
gins, Chas NJ King, Francis Valdenar, Edm
6 Duly.
Machinery G Agricultural Implern'ts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Mule and Horse Teams.

copanlifee-Gustavus Jones, VIM A Gore,
Jasper NJ jackson, Benz c Colt, James B Neel.
Cattle.
For the following four classes, namely, Dur
ham, Devon, Attorney. and Ayrshire, pedi-
grees will be required
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Alderney Cattle.
Ayrshire Cattle.
Grade and Native Cattle.

Committees T Stonestreet, Geo W Spates,
Dr.. Josiah Harding, Douglass Chopper, N G
Dickerson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Vegetables.
Fruits.

CommiHee-Jos 7 Moore, David Griffith,
Mrs Jos Baily, Mrs Warwick, Miller, Mrs
DR. n Rre,ver
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Commuee-R 7 Bentley, Daniel II Gather,
Jno i Wilson, Geo Bonifant, Hilleary Bogley.
Flour.
For best Family Flour (quarter barely SO 90
For I'd do do ..........
For best Fine do do.............
commiaee--G W Hyatt, Rich'd Williams,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15
Horses.

Horses.
No horse shall compete for more than one
premium, except in the Trials of Speed.
Blooded Horses.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

Barn, Stables, and all necessary out build
ings, in good order There is also n large
ORCHARD of young and thrifty Apple aud
Peach Trees in full bearing.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-15

ia the Home Farm of the late George Hoylc,
nnd contains
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-Ia steamship Frsia july l6Theree Hem
mig " B1reuaun ami WIFE l.. Waru, j. Fess Levi and Fanny
Loeb Henry Kroese Pike J. CARTS W. Lehman Mr. Peabody
and family Mr. Mrs. Doot,e Mr. Aerg and family Mr. Line
inauu Hove Mrs. Kellogg and child Ar Wash aal family, M
wilkins family Mr. Couje and others Ia second cabin
PROM HAYKE AND BRk6r--fu steamship VIZ de Paris July
lGdr Greher Mesmn Mfs Hicks aud servant Nm heagler,
Nr aUl s. Wurkr Aez6u'er Mr Msuger j. L. Alien, Hiss
r. Alien Mrs Ahen. Mss A. Kneeals A. Garcn heeH A
VALE Nr Brtfcau Nj Gudt. r. De EspHea, A. Stout,
Anton Zoer Man Casnso Mr. Mr AMI Mrs Sailor jacob
Maurer, Mrs. Reiuuler. L. Beuue A Birohe1baeh, Mrs
Mr.. Clyron du Ca{s, A. B.er Mr. and Miss Barrel
~ lie decker P Humber col Pic, Mrs Williams and ehd T.
FrLe Iutm Gurd Mrs Caroline Huthac G. Jacob. NJ Wesa
Mr. Walker H. Pnchon child T. Wiley, Nj and Mrs ftden
bemer Mrs Hiae and children. D. kuknage A. zoh'st b.
Nyet Mr. Fueo Mr. Mrs Mss Gussmann A. Gussmann W.
Cominse mr. A. Bsyne Mrs VcIorue Msheon, Deyile
N ana Crombe. Mr Belknap A. Duano Ceare Coni
NJ Mrs aud Miss Hamilton H. Ruiy Miss FOHey hrs Peiln
A ERein Ethasse d. DumioA T. MastDl K Sehmld nCoen
Muruo Pugno Deuetno CUssn Count II dAslab Mr. Sh1 r.
CLaulOur. H.
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PASSFNGFPS SAILED.

FOR LTvHRPOO-Ta steamship Minnesota. July 1GMrs F. A.
Sawyer h. Clara G. SAWYER Miss e. Hanks ss
G. NJ Grcsyelor T. Ronlau Nj ana ms james j. s@h .'
nellie Gry Mrs A. Guion Miss u. Colt A. Guon, Mr. Joln,
sion Phhp Dstr j. W. sullivan. Mr. an! hrA T. H. Rnek H d
Ball W Sullivan, Mrs H. A. Rogers Ms T. Good JOS ahghe
Charles W. Calhoun. -
Potter, Miss NJ II Potter Miss L. NJ Potter MIS- o. H. Pot
ter three the Rev H. j. Nen hn NsOl
Smith M and Mrs 4 r. Stewart aud md Alexander mitchell al
John BASEBALL james Mercer hL aud Mrs Isaac Jouts w H.
Chacrh J. A. Chalcrs. Leup Soloy T. III Mr. and Mrs Is
Ieaenan Mrs Heneuaun and two children, two inaE man
A. c. Gould james Sloane, Manuel ~ tahrefs g.
Miss Osborn Williams, Miss Williams A. Mittlau, an m5i
g. 4 Kterdgc Hilton r. Suivsn c. b. smith, PIT Cooke,
Mrs s. A. Marine Chas b. Holman r. spuu'
G. johnson A. G. MOnson G. H. Hubbard and wife, j. "eel 1u
wife Mr. Mrs J. Rouedge, Dr. A. NJ Lover r. Pome9y Df
J. Crane John Cerar James DOugas Sam Dean Ehah Copei
Ecge Miss c. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs JameB hh1
Higgins james Taonas D. j. Naper and SON. G. l. o. french a. D.
Cook Patton Miss Patton j. J. Mason and brother Hngh OoAs
F0S BREMEN-h steamship E6lig WiRllm T., july 1G-Wm'
Nskay VIII Macsay four children, and two urrscs MISS
H. Maeksy Master Nm IL Msekay Miss Helen hafIiS %: ""
and family H. W. Brown, Nfs. H. W. Brown and ch M' n
~ Sarderson A. T. Macoubcr f. Scott w. g. Metz Daian
IIaur IT, j. Basr Pckc0ach Mrs J. G. PcscnbAcn spl Two
Children Anna kunke Fred Aude Ms Fred Auae, Ms III Sc
KBbp B spr otl r. Harr Ms f. Har the Rev g. b. Be9e,
Mrs Louise Seulert ehiu'
jacob Biehs, Miss Bertha ~ uon
Heinrich Muller Fred. A. Els her, hn Ho Mrs NJ senator A.
Werner Mrs A. Werner, Joh Christian Dalmer, ms hh<aDe
Daue job George DameT MS Pamreuse Aug hiaLamlet,
Heinrich Geuh ~ Huta Capt. Sore9sen Hoppe
q. Wolmer Mrs. Agnes Gottieb and Two children. . -, -
FOR GLASGOWlH steamship Caledonia, Jny lB-kev clarence
Wavorh Een WagOa L. B. Wlterby aud wife. Geo Hngheo
nd lady Witty j. H. Robertson, Byland g. Robertson h.
a. Jones H. Harris W. Il. Mason, heBIhe g. w IbrsNe
T. Gabrth G. A. Brown, s. Brown, l. T. Tracey l. A. hous-
sean VIM r. Pool Miss Akhurt Miss T. Parsons, MISS a. Roper
lir. j. A. rihu A. Logic and family Miss A. wilson mer-
rim and Vire Ble Mrs o. l.. Hughes Mar! A. French Mss
Agues Mills Miss D. CsdJ, = H. strauss AID LADY Bes't pr
Nh Dornaa Mira. j. Robertson Mr NJ j. Gale r Meugh Miss A.
= IulA
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
ruuRgpAY. Juiy II.

THURSDAY JUly IT.
Mails 6- urone via Plymouth Chn0Ig aHd Hamburg steam
sim Ses close IL III. Supplementary Mail for doabie
postage letters aud pnpei closed at and Per rot
o. hnt Hoboktn at lao p. steamship sails At p Ne from
Pier O Thinl,st, HOhosen
Mails for Havana direct the steamship City OF Merida, close az
mi Sunprmeutiry Mail FOR double postage letters and printed
$50 aud on Per No North 'eri AZ oV
D. Steamship sails az ) z. ~
49, FRIDAY july Is
Mails Tor Newfoundland close Nesi ORR PoOaee Mon
dv and FdIrv Steamship sails from P0rtana Me- on
TUESDAY SatnriRy n. Due New York Friday at y p
llslG,r - closet al the NewiorA POOhce every
i,y at p m. and goes VIA Boston -,
Letter Z, III the Wet Indies except when going direct VIZ
nat Papcrs cents EACH which must be prepaid
SATURDAY. fULN 10.
Mails FOR Great britain AMI rance only Via Queenstown ard yerpso
BIS the steamship Oceanic close at 10 Supplementary NAL
for bp stage and printed matter is closed at II N and
White Dock Payona Ferry, JERSEY City at l24o p In
Steamship sails 81 ! p.
For the Continent Of Europe va Bremen by me
steamship Dutchlard mails close AZ il m Supemeat MAI
postage aud printed matter h closed at NJ anu
ON Per loot Of TrL, HoboLtn, for all Europe at l45 p N
steamship fiiE az 2 :.
Direct German closed Mail sent nv this line
Har aud VenlIle7, bv steamship Ariel close ~ D. M
sails al 3 m. from fcE No II North tYeT
SUNDAY july 70
al IA OelOck Tia Us,ODce is open nom O.
u ~ 8.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the Tombs Police Court before Justice BiXby
yeerdav and Prank Adams arrested by detective HedeL
berg alleged hoping see committed aac ku6enen Of No.
% Nescys committed for The ALLEGED larceny Of $50 worth Of
FORKS and spoons James shaw OF No 40 Duane August
Heuro charged With burglary and larceny Of various articles worth
$3.50 10 Conn who arrested by Detectives 1ey
sad Heidelberg 81 Grtenet agncd and into the
custody Of constable from Liehheli Co.
Timothy Foley was committed yesterday, in the
40 @ TO- m of Iayss lat store No. 572 ffrdave The sc
euse seized by Mira Lawn be leaving the store but be
1.-The Wilson 1877 woosest charged before Justice Cox
YESTERDAY having stolen $50 from James Glass abe d9ie NE
Frank Bronghsm CHARGED With baDg stole
$50 Of clothing on John Prescott OF No. 30 Nes Twenty
EIh committed in default Of 81 900 bail He admitted taxing
tbe property.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday before
Je Sutherland MeKenna indicted for murder the second
dege IN causing Of her child haca McHenns By throw
vas arraigoed and entered plea Of guilty
fEoWiug prisoners pleaded g Henry Hafner Of petty larceny in
Tefb for which BE- Penitensy fer morbA
william Kelley Alexander Lnsey Of petty larceny IN stealing sll7
i Peretsy for 80 days Frank Smith o. attempt
at sT,nd larceny stealing from James GhAs No 200 Rsst
a es VA. sensced to the State
Prison s,f % years Roberts Of assault upsn
Michael Oseus No Rooseys On 'SI AZ 'sIi 70 tGs
months John Kelley Of an attempt petty aTesns iron
pon Fsmnigan No 8OA Hudsont on July and
stealing ~ money Tor Tneh yaosf .t =. ,5 Is,e,5,
Of clothing Sll5 from John Roll No "a WHksst on Jane
% for which she sent 10 the Penenhs Io ~
PaGrek Aeuire Of Albany sent 70 State Prison for
ions hongaho Of in stealing nom hsIt Gao M S3o
LeEng0uSye June 80 shirts and books worth 90 S sheh BE
sent to he PthtsniAry for aI months The d,po-
Eou Of The Mori1 reported In ssoihr column
Before the Cour aoaus however the Grand Jury handed IN
bsaeh Of g.pers the rest Of their morsinEt wO go we're as
tins vessr and congratulations qpoa their expedition,
sPstb Of business Their P1teas referred The Obstruction o.
nussnoes AID suggested their immediate removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17
DECIsIoNs-lrrm

Supreme Court hdmbTs--By Judge Daniels
In e matter Of CaIss KorweodAouon tst The applicant tt
oarity for costs denied with $40 costs
Superior COWrt-Specdl Term-By Judge Freed
Pre- Insurance C0nDAny t Prndle aOrier
fsr,no. Andrew ae TuTkaOel removing boad from Inc bes
agtG Bradford
Rsilroad CompAny.-Order Of reference.
Common Pleas-Special TeTm-By Judge Van Brunt
Tfo an BoughJadgment granted Turner AgI Church Notion
fr adgent Rfanea Anstsn Ig ArnsnPfeof
NOR Husi be furnished HereIsr agt Hake-Order Hgoe
no,;a. Couyk-Ckambers-B Judge Curtis
49,. 80 denied with $40 Mayer agI
sSessiAoIoa granted oondoEag hohf sg Cast'Rs Motion
[ r. the order Of arrest grated With $40
costa .. ....,. IN. 81.
al arrest DE- VII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

In the case Of Grace Saunders, child two
wears Old whose father applied for its custody, Judge
Daniels made order giving him custody of the child.
Catherine Quinn applied to Judge Daniels
on a writ Of habeas corpus for the custody Of an
nlegitimate child OF hers which Barceo BartolOmeo
claims 20 be the father Of judge Daniels denied the APP
plcation, leaving the child with the father
In the suit of the New York, Utica and
ogdensburg Railroad Company and others agt. Henry
Cummins, an injunction was yesterday granted by
Judge Daniels, in the Supreme Court, Chambers re-
sTanlng the defendant from interfering WITH tie prop
erty funds, or affairs OF the Company, and from re-
moving cOuceang the COmpanys books, papers, and
securities. Sullivan, kappe Fowler Tor the pialntln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-17
Il. P BArnv1v General Passenger Agent
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD,
NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.


NEW BROADGAUGB LINE TO Water Gap noudsbup scranton
Bng snton syracuse aud Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAHS
Drpos New YORK foot Of Barclay and loot Of Chrop1s So
SlOG n BROADGAUGB EXPRESS TRAIN. via BOonou Branch
directly through from heSIofA 70 Warl Gap Stoa-.-i-
Scranton Homer Cortland and Syracuse with change
cars connecting Dover with Chester H. r. Waterloo H S
r. Washington with train for Phlhpshurg Eas0n B'ife
Aeuogn Reading Harrisburg and the Vest az Bin Samton
WITH train for Norwich and Hcieh SpBs and 81
Scranton L. ami B. R. for Kingston Wkesbare Pon, &C.
Take this train for BGdds LAKE and Scloo.efs Mountain
7:l5 MAIL TRAIN, connecting at DenUe with BoOn;on
Branch Dover with Chester Braecni at ay2 ~ etk h IL
Eegton Washington Wth tine D. H. and W X r.
Plpsbug with Legh and slquehsnna and Lehgh Valley
al points those roads This stops AZ HOpacylg
1900 H. EASTON EXPRESS stops AZ NeHark hsdAon Nor
al stations 81 Waterloo With SUSSEX Rail
PhHpsburE with Bel, Del r. r. for belTdee and a
ReIing ard Harrisburg Take this train for HopasonS Badas LAKE
400 N BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
BOOn0n directly through 10 Water Cap s0ull, Scranton
BBghamiOn without change Of stopping 81 npa stations
Connecting Dover with Chester r. r., snd at oo NTH sussex
r. Take this n for Buid Lake snd Schooleys Mountain
$500 EASTOS EXPRESS connects at Dover WITH Chester r.
Waterloo with r. r. at Warrington WITH pesEae Lcks
wanna, Western T. B. and At E,ston with Leigh Eslel H. n
550 ~ M EXPRESS stops at Newark lnlbur1
Summit Chatham Madison Nornsown ard all stations connects
With SUSSEX h. r. for ABloyer. Newton, and Franklin
4:20 OVER EXPRESS stops Vt Newark Madison Morris
stations AZ Dover aA Chester K K Tor Sue
easu and Chester. ~.
Por MORRSToWN at 715 9:lO. 11;1o 1900 N, 2So $780,
4 Fot SUI SUM i at 9se $40 1910 and 11lO NJ 2:3O
800, 1880, 90 600, go anu Z; 10 m. -. ~
For ORANGE audSouTH ORANGE. Tl5; $50 $40 g40
1910 and l1;00 llO 23O $500 4;3O 400. $50, oOO
ESQ. 7;i5. s:45 1000. and 1900 10. 49, -. -
For NEWARK, at 7:l5, 1850, $50 $50; 9;1O s3;40
40 lo!9 sd o ava i4 90 30 .5g6 $50 s6
'6;2O $40, 40 $40, $40 1000, and 1900 IL Trains
marked stop at Bsst Newark. 1900.
a N, and 200 $40. 4:40, 500 600 ara SIS m.
o.. A. REASONbR, supeun tendenk