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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
MURDER BY AN INHUMAN FATHER
A CHILD BEATEN, KICKED AND THROWN UPON

STOVE.
John Buckridge, residing at No. 1873 Douglass
ST. Brooklyn who is habitua drunkard, and on ac-
count Of his dsspated habits has been for long time
out Of employment, came home on Saturday evening
and ascertaned that his wife had been intoxicated all
day. Upon being told that she had gone out without
preparing any supper he became maddened with rage
and in a at of drunken frenzy, finding nothing else TO
his anger upon seized by the legs his infant son
Henry, age months, who sitting In baby-cha
and threw him the ground. Them unmoved by the
wailing OF the child, he kicked him with bis heavy
boots flung him against the furniture. dashed his head
against the bed and finally threw him upon hot stove
The child by this time happily unconscious. The
wife, who in gross state Of intoxcatiOn, at this
juncture rushed into the apartment She WAS SUM-
GENTLY sober, however, to comprehend what her
husband had done. and appealed to several
persons who had by this time entered
the room the child from its fathers violence.
They had into the too late, however to save
the childs life. Officer Shields who was passing at the
time, was called in and after desperate conflict with
the prisoner took him TO the Third Precinct Sta
ton. The mother and her remaining three child
rem were also arrested and taken to the
Third Precinct StationhOuse. The woman there fully
comprehendng what had been done, fell into series OF
fits from which she with difficulty brought back TO
the Long Island College Hospital. II presented a
horrible appearance from its bruises burns and broken
limbs Its relieved by tho use OF anesthetlcs
and early yesterday morning it died.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Saturday. Jan. 10. 1874

- NEW YORK. Saturday. Jan. 10. 1874
There were no sales of real estate at the
Exchange Saesrooms to-day and the business for the
week has been unusually small II is carly yet for
much activity in the MARKET but the prospects are
favorable to an active business for the Spring and Sum-
mer months Already there is general inquiry In ref
erence to property in the outer wards OF the city and In
wescheser County, and there abundant evidences
that there will be active speculative movement made
In that direction. The number OF buyers OF single lots
is ON the increase and large amount OF money that
has annually flowed during the past six years into Wild
cat railway property will be directed TO real estate
IN the CITY of NewYork and immediate vicinity The
area Of the city ia so small that an investment judi
cously made ia sure TO remunerative in the long rum
and OF the largest fortunes In the city have been
made by investing small amounts In the pur-
chase of property in the unsettled wards
I'm advance OF the movement OF popuation'
The matter OF quick transit must be solved IN SOME man
eT before long ana rrr s% Will be rapidly popu
lated by the ounowiDg OF the better portion OF cis
Of moderate means who w be tnen enaD,ea 10 com
sumed going Central Park For the next week tn9
sales announced unmp0rtant and mainly OF eesi
nrban property need looked for before the last OF
February The following sales are announced TO take
place at the Exchange Salesrooms next wee S,
Legal sale 159 Rast FftTsrthsL lol89r3o
Oh. ~ x dd a % 80 house 2lr55
Leg. SALE house and os No liz West r"snJs1A lot @'i
Wadn,siay Jan. l4-By Jam,' NJ Muir. ,.....
sale south side Wassst 3OO2 wess OIL Jackson
7Nu,,dny jan 15-By James n Mlr.
Leg sale north side Of siIyeshshs 10 fes east Of
Saturday. Jan. 17.-sy Jcms NJ Msl-r ,o ~.
Legal sale south Of seVentyninths1 lso e
The ..I. Of house and syurshs. and sevsuthav
..a F % ~i ai ss5S6o s
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Ppox LIyRRPOOI-Tn steamship 6lger,a jan 10Ctef Justice
DOYLE NJ Ksrtoos Mis-. L. ~ 1mmbeli Mrs Ch,%bsrs MI ana
Mr. Selar Selar r. Cation Ferris, Mr. and Mrs
eve Misses Tlngha Mr. Tlnghast Mr. flhnghsst M ne ia
y. Little. Mr.. Bansa X Johnoo " eoe,
e. Webster Smith. VIM Pre- Mr. Deysn John Cole John
W. Taylor. ~ Aiing X C.a,s.
r. Ssx, a Hemmipg A. Kobn Dkey b. TAYLOR ~ Bela'.
pe,ienne C. H. Miller Miss Miller Miss Past, w. r. Kirby A.
Chspn Mr. Bari O. w. Sutton Mr. and hrs Bates Mise BATES ~
H. Bres,.er Mr. Many ~ pnsu L. Neilson the Hon ssmne
Mr. Dam Hear Perry Mr. and h Calwah aud child, j. H. fsrA
inson J. NJ. Toihunier, David Lewis "a =, A.,
PROM GLASGOw-In steamship Olympia, jan lO-R j. Nell
Mr.. and Mrs, Higley, Dr. Wood.
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1923 ADD Moop u'es''''' la
me- THts Dsv-AH
snt, Hoot oOg Gov 2:4l Hall 4ate Ferry 4i3o
wtTsR rms Dty-P y
sand, Boor 235 GOV. Island 306 Hell Gate Ferry. 4:oo
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knlDUEfOhl, ana all pOlnLS on hOus8tOnil
80. ~ ;'d y. ssas..:ss sars.at Y%s Steamer LAURA
port DC; s and no boat no" S"
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY,
..a MLsssr9ws M s 70 The wEsr.P.ss.r .a vr.
Do s o l' iSss y yg sc .S f b :.a s
Pittsburgh and the ws also Central Peanlvs Ma sssfs
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
conn.'ens De-; H. s73-Ls,v. Ns.;YorI u folie~,i
M.uch chu.s, T.D,qas ,xilte.b.rre, sersasos, IS
mw.y Train for Pennington Ea,.on Bear. Mach chs.t
T- rGs n.,as co.. M Gs s..a . T S
Isst. and West Railroad
s.: NE: : s.::S sSsss T:::.s S.s.
&C.. vim through % D,avle. wliA,n,por ls
i2;lo nErrRE.. for teminsses; E..'os Bath Attention..
Mach Chunk Mshanoy City Ha1eton wiissbas RsA
$50 ,. WA Iran ef Es'oe. AIsnsO-a, and Bs,A.ss
..s J,.sSS .i,S Del L.s. ,aa w.,. B.
Tan iai 80 sSa ss1fi,n' ''' Pennington
'e.. Es,t,S. H 4 P.,.ssIsh Chicago, ne
st0p m-Por Plainse%
az rs D NO No, T PI.'as ssT s'n''''O'
reL sHnss.A at 5:i5,, 8, 500, $40; 73o $3.50 sM
a 20 $50 .s, =? 5 2 $50 & asG go sso M
! ESQ, 81 Sis Isl Sis 1890 Iii5p nIc,s,
H. p. BALDWIN General Passenger ATeat
ERIE RAILWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
" nEsr q Trains siins eject s9,sme; 1873 From cA's'
600 mCincnnat Chicago Day Brprsss Dravisf Rssa
Cosehes o Bufao and ssepiag Cosehes 10 iestlss
l0:45 m-EIps Mail for Buffalo and Nasrs PalA Sleeping
ID (Dslyl-P.ese RIpre. the West Sleeping co.Ass
through 70 BaAso Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit AID Chicago
without change
Pon J.rr. co. 900 1000 and Io45 m. 40. 1890 .A
eo.Ssr and Md,eto~n s. 800 1880 900 1000 and 1915
and p trains Mddletowp With HesYOrt and o.
seeo Midland Railroad.
W.rwei 90 IO:45 m. and 430pm.
Eewbargh 1881. and l0:45 q. m, and 1902. n.
suFerp, g. GAS $3.50. 1880 andlO: g N. 345 s.
ddsswood. Honotus Al.rd.ls ard R.m:sys ts; ets. &
$40 tlosS 60 9s s $50 10 c:G idas
g. NJ IL noon 'l45, 3l5 3:45. A45 8. 5;l5. '6Ss y.
s .1d :iS S 5 .n and Il sstS' MI ns9s o
ana ID: 80 o. m ~ SATURDAY nighA - - - .
Rusbstfsri Para and P.sssle 6;sa; $3.50 10 Ioso II
Hsse Hsekensset and WAY g. 8l5 and 5:43 J. s. 5.
and 6 o. n and IL Saturday nights only. -
Bpss.ooi S. g. 49, and $50 a 80 3l5 AIS AS. $50.
' cs. ~ t t9e % sc s'S siS 49, $50 $50
NC sp.is s. n s. tS and $50 % 10 sI5 Ais, 44S $50
Psrmoa .Sd E;aeI 10 $3.50 $780, 3:ls. &<s' $50
ESQ t745 D. m sud l2 SATURDAY nghts only.
spnne VALLEY and Way. and $50 m. 4i45 m - 49,, ,.
Eors-Tran leaving Chsmbers even or hhi noon esve
Tveaytbd earlier than above time trans ea,n<
Cb,mer,a on quarter leaveT third St 80 minutes earlier
itn tram, leaving Ch,moersst hours The sod IL
midns bt ira M start from Chambesn. only. . ,.,,
for ats Drawing an oens
Coaches obtained and orders for the sheela ana "ns
Broadway Onehundreds and twenty hthst and im'uNe
Brooklyn; the CompsOys Dsp0s and oil Asehs We
UNI" no. T. ABBOTT, General Passenger Agent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, the GREAT
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains from foot Of Desbosses and Coanes"
RIpress for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South With Pan
Palace Car. attached $3.50 and $3.50 u Sunday y
For B.lanors Washington the sosss s:to s'd
EIprs.s sor Phi,deDhi,. $40 80 m. 1890 sW:
8 D ADD ~ night Sunday D. $40. $50 AMI p Ia k""
and second class. TOO Q. IN. a,a
Fs, New.r, at s. $50 1920 TAO 500 g. 10 IL "a.
2:3U $40 A:l0 A:30 D. 6:20. 54O D. $40 $50 .,
1880 8lO TO- IL 80 and IL night SUNDAY. o2o DIV 40
For Tnbets g. $50 100 TAO. $500. 10 IL. M IL =.
l. q 2:3O $40 $40 $40 i:30. $40 6;40 g. 6l0, Gy9
1870 $40. TO- ll30 and ~ plight Sunday o;2O OIL"
an a S't R,hs,y $50 7:2o 800 10 m 10 n $50
3iO $40 40 $50 SEQ 5:t0 .. $40 $3.50 $40. ~ =
and IL night SUNDAY. 500 ADD $40 pm
Yer woodbridge Amboy south Auboy snd 10 n
sct Ne. Brun.sci 100 and 500 ~ p $40. 40.
go 3 10 Z o. u aud IL night SUNDAY. 6:lo
Par Esst Milestone. 500 m, IL noon and 4:3O p. m
FOR Philhpsoarg and Belvidere 3 and 0. N so, o,.
Accom- for Burlington aud Camden 7;20 aad Sooe
M IL: 80. 2 3. 10, 4, and $40 . m
FOR Freehold. 7:2V IN and 4 o. n
Pr Psmi asiale ami Sqaso. 1870 m ud Jpn
tor Pembertou and Camden a. ~. aud $3.50 .o.. "a
Tan. arrive A. follows: Pittsburgh $50 M lE5, -
las m daily; IL 55 a. daily, hoodav IRON
Ton and Baltimore IN. 5:l5 and 1927 n sanaN e o
m and 1927 D. Prom Pbi'sdelpha 5:z3 6:0o 900 VT
I,5o A m ais 5:l5. 05. S:4i. 1927 N. SUNDAY oA~
Dos 8 so IL SO &. m and 1927 ON ~,..u.~.
T.tst One, 500 I35 27l 9it Broadway No Ansr
ana foot Of De,bro. and Corsndts snsant Ticket onee
R.tsyy pl,es A.. j. CAssAfr, Genera Manages
o. M BOYD IT,, Gen P,sa Asent -
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THE PRONIER AND CARRASCO FUND

ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS AMOUNTING NEARLY TO
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.
The following additional sums for the fam
lies the Prof Proner of Geneva and the Rev A.
CarrascO of Madrid the delegates TO the Evangelical
Alliance who lost the Vile du Havre have been
received by Caleb IT, Rowe, Treasurer the Alliance,
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Uitn Real estate for 6ale.


VERY handsome fOur-stOry brOwn-st0ne
N HOUSE "a feet wide the best Of order beautifully scoe
$4,000 p. II. GRADY. S21 siTthsve
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for tenement
Il property NJ Brooklyn basement frame house
GU Bas. Eighty yhhs rutland WHITING 0 Beekmsn-st
L'OR SALE-The tirst-cl fOur-stOry STORE,
"a Jon 234z60I5. to close the estate OF the ate
Of the Eecuto be bought al great
bsysjn I2424I HOMER MORGAN. 2 Pine 81.
NETWORK, January, 1874.
r SHALL, continue nv business as REAL
AGENT account making specially oil taxing
charge renting, collecting, pairing tates &c. Sc
Ny personal will be ali business nusted to my
M
will temporarily be the cane hitherto Nc 80 Broad
way, \. DAsIson Dho"n.
I OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-FOr FOUN-
IL DgRIRs MANUFACTURES, CHEMICAL WORKS, &c
blocks of lots with busheai water 'front.' suitable for large foun
deres or f,ctores blocks Of lots suitable for dwellings, prices
low and very easy Apply to B. sCHlEFFEN' l0 ""
hsm-st
DEFERRING to my Card In this paper, L
DAWSON BROWN. 80 Broadway.
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The local carriage trade OF the week closing under
this dull and without noteworthy feature The
warm weather accompanied by frequent rain storms
initiated all prospects for active sleigh trade and
large stock runners will have to be carried until
At the factories OF the leading carriage builders
orders beginning to more freely and there
will be soon work for many hands without employ
ment Dealers In common grades OF carriages doing
but little, and are receiving comparatively fewer
orders than manufacturers Of fine work
Exports Of CorrtS9e Aatertal Erporn Of Carr.aoa
Bremen 80 esrfe vheea 1898 British West Indies Isl 1876
London, 90 psgA care ware 5l3 V.aeIuela 1850
British ". Indies 10 pigs 1873 Argentine Republic, gig o07
British Autrais, l3S okgs 800 Iuports of Carrlaoss
Hayfe, IL cases........... 453 Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
New.Granada 81 pkgs..... 672
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co,,mo, SoeciaI TRINITY Judge DAILY

Kennedy AIT The Union CompayAppcition denied Mac
kenue ag sctmd-Orier settled KIRK agi Anthony-Moon 10
nd until examined and DAY 70 be dtei BY the parties
smith agt Shaw-en John w. Smith r. H. Sanders T. Ryder
J. q. Duond, Morrison Neil, Cancelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
DECISIONS-JAN. 10.

Supreme Court-Chambrs-By Judge Lawrence
aside report Of referee denied
AMI motou 10 granted With Noe ag Noe-epo
confirmed and Judgment granted Churchill &C. agt Downs
lMoon appointment Of receiver granted with costs Kellogg
act Cooner-Mon granted Smonsse sg BecSe ScJuiEnen
OPENED on conditions ag Cookie; Hogan sg keVen-
ndup.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS. OF REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK CRY.
Chrystie-st 80 Q OF Biyarst "a 600
Cooper A. a 200 " Of Emersou 1901 5000
Cooner n " Of Rner.on.st $500
Fn3Isy.st cor WIismt lOI sIB9 T. Morrssua..... 500
OIver, Is n Of southst 4Or ............. 1850
4hs a 40 n ~ of Cene.st 2Ot56 ....,.......... 10000
gth.st n lstaye I 5000
ION AT I7O Of Avenue 25.l 4.......... $4,000
76tst a 300 +, of lsaye S5r ........... 10000
ilIhst I55 n W Of In ave l6tOO ......,.... 10000
2ib,, 2I5 W of 4tbays vdepe 81 90 $4,000
Post ave 100 W OF Hayhorne,t 3OOrl 10000
4thsyr No Sf ~ 9r76 Observation-Disclosures. 1900
4tth A. n e corner l0th.ays 2jr753............ 5000
c.u,la 100 Tss Of We..fy's. $500
RECORDED.
Beetman..sO 26 years, per ye,r............ s24OO
'' pe ave- iooi 81 2lOO
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fouses an6 forms manteb.

6ouses an6 forms manteb.
VVANTED-TO PURCHASE, near or in some
w VILLAGE OR CITY, A HOUSE, With LITTLE LAND.
NO FANCY PRICES NOTICED ADDRESS BOX 2ll, SALEM
UBNTRB, wBsTCHBsTBR Co. NY
VVANTED-A furnished HOUSE, by a
W. gentleman child complete and
desirable location Address with price and uA particulars Boz 1885,
PostOmes.
NANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE-By a
w Gentleman child complete ard
desirable location Address with price and full particulars Box 1855
PostOmee
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.


store, Nos and Atlantic fronting Ess River sdjoin-
ing Hamilton Perrv Apply s. sCHBFPBLlS ITO Wnhamst
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos.
80 and Al Rem ST. 50rl00 and 6S 10 IT, and "a Montague
No. l02 Pneappest 21Io0 House
No I79 House No. 1877 Wouah6yS Houses hoa
Az 81 and SO Nsss GORDON L. FORD 81 clarsr BROOKLYN
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very cay GORDON FORD. 81 Clarkt, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
New-Jersen Real Gsiate for 5ale.


MONTROSE, Orange. n. J.-Most COM
Nl pe webut HOUSE two minutes from station great bargain
for sALB or to LET p. g. HUBERT, jr, oil Lbertyst
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ s furnished unaushed Sale Catalogues
IL 80 till l. L. H. GkRRf 80 Nassau Lbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12

CRIMINAL NOTES.
At the Essex Market Police Court. Thomas REILLY
Os,erb1xJI CHARGED with
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BLOOMINGTON LINE E00K BOSTON. w

49, ,,a .l.s,nt Steamer RHODE ISLAND TuesfaW Ises
,., nd s,sa rdsys SARRAGASsETT houdsys -
100. Ann Per 80 foot Of JsT daily tsxssP -
,res5, n sryiur ia Bs.tss ahesd VI vi other linea
~, al, st all prseips Railroad ohees and sasreons
~. .Gc.s Of sso,ss o.. 81 $40 broesvss'
l. w. PILKiNS. D. eA0~~~A ''~
Ten Past
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SUPREME Co1Rr-ClHAsBER,-bAwRsscy J.

LsKssIoSsuTHEKLASD JThomss Cunminss robbery
Burke Elite Covle stephen Craig
Doherty fonus assault and battery James Sullivan jeremiah
Cshy burglary Ewsn Spierenbe receiving stolen goods; Isaac
Herhbeg Henry T. simpson. Bys BdenbeckeT two
larceny John Barnard larceny from
OfER TIRsISER-BRApY. J-Balio Bsomeo James Cabin
Mulhoind homicide Bujsmin Hymes onoas assault and
battery.
PAPPgALs-ALBASY jan 1OTh calendar for the
Commission Of Appeals for Monday jan IL follows; Nos a.
49, a. as 40 o. 81, &C. o. 3D. The Comnon Adjourned all
MONDAY al 10 O'clock a m.
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Gounirp Real estate ton Sale


COUNTRY SEAT at Stamford
for SALR-Spaiou modern house. modern conyenenes; large
high ground charming prospect 8 900
exchange for Mortgages other surne Address w. Al
WATER, Riverside Station, Conn
NONNECTICUT.-La and elegant RESI-
~ DRNCB the best avenue IN die City OF Hartford Also
railroad the egbtfal New England
perec, gem HOTEL having al city mRrovsmeIn and N perfect
Hotel be exchanged for good estate New
Brooklyn Jersey Cg' really good LIVERY STABLE pre-
ferred. II. l.. RIDER 80 Plae-st
IL cultivation balance oak wood for SALE or EXCHANGE for
Brooklyn properly pnce 81 500 RULAND WHITING, Beck
manst
EOR SALE-Staten Island-HOTEL and
VILLA SITES so south side choice location
sve shd land vewl Apply 70 s. B. sCHiEPfELS, ITO
WiDamst
UNLORIDA LANDS.-I offer some of the best
Il lands FLORIDA free Of all ncumbrsucs with perfect title IN BX
CHANGE for real estate ne SewYors and England ranss
sale a and exchange n. Z. RIDER, 80 Pine.st
LIOR SALE.-A FARM of 1893 acres on the
uest bank Of SKNKCA LAKE ~ miles from Geneva > ns
from Penn Ysn New York gothic house good order
IL roous &c 80 Of woods the req rao'e
land we'll wster running the round hneT adapted
sJ thai mi section garden the Sta The house 6ney
stust down the lake eqnalng nos
the Hudson Properly Of TIE se Key T. fS
HUDSON RIVER COUNTRY SEAT for
SALE ONLY $4,000 26 35 miles from Ns. York all
and orchards psnty Of small fruits
good 70 T. K f Habow ,9 sf5a w '''
CRAWFORD, CQNN.-FOr SALE or to LET,
P. q. HUBERT, j., 81 Lberty-st
VONKERS.-GOOd three story brick HOUSE,
beautifully situated on Warbaton close to station o SALE
a, a LIT p. o. HUBERT. jr.. 81 LBertv-st
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

CUUTH SHE NAII-NOaD'
a and snsr l. 1873, s leave south kshthSa s
lyn A. follows (Suaiars erceptoi)
s Ps,esosue and stations at O. 80 and tra
Por I,hp and intermediate stations al $50 and and
Po B.byoo and insmsdat stations ct $50 n aud ISo
yo Ssres and intermediate stations $50 and $50 D.
and Z pm -. :, O IN q =
and 4, D. and p IN.
'1'4' "''' "''' Gk0. r CARxAy. sssss's'ssis'A
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD-EsvYorts and New Haven Diyiaon.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV. II. 1878
Passenger Station Grand Central Depot EH!rsas %
Forty secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK..
Trains for New Haven leave 705 Aeen SOB !BLD s0
(Aenl, 1000 RI( 1900 (.eenl 100 BLl XXI 500
(Aesnl 3s and 510'Loea EI $40 tB1l and 81 EIl
South Sorusn sos s:0S Cos 1900 Loo tkI S0e
355. G38 $40. 6:35 $40 9:I0 For STANFORD .;l0 SOD
9o6, 1910 1900 m loo 22s and 800 tkrh $3.50 4sa
&4s. $40. $40, e35 720. el0. $40 Pm.
Boston srurs.s Vi. spGsfssn at 800 and sle
pJm 200 and 9lU o. Tbs 500 lioo
800 $40 stopping Stamford Eor~ak sod BRIDGE
90 connect with traiui on Shore ins
division Norwich Providence and the Conn., Naley Say
brock The sos and 800 connect with Ssuaayes and
Norhsnp.on r. at Haven 8:05, 1000 aud 1900
River Springfield and 300 sss
Montreal The sos 100 and 300 connects with kaaxs
Railroad and the sos N and 500 with hoss.tonc s.
with D.abuy and Eorwsh At &c. Norsak and the 800 ~
400 S'l0 with New Railroad at Sta nforc
Sunday Boston Mail Trans ct via Springfield; s;io -
Via Providence
preS Trains r,. an ,,- =. ,.c
tr Depot Of n Transfer Co.. 944 Broadway aud
Windsor Hou~ T. and No. Cour.s Brookyn; Who viii aiss
check baggage from residence 70 Destination
JOHN I. MOODY Sup't Of n. T. DIV
N. REID, Genl Supt. kev-HAven.
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STEAMBOATS, dn0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonis
- and Esugatest Rarossl Fse 81 Steamer LAURA dsoss
hn.ed No night boat from New York and boat IRON Bridge
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25
me Land Of the NVodoc.

With all their anxiety to ,o..o.,
Tue lands Of the Modoc,, tho settler.
are well nigh ruined. A corresnond
e"t OF a California paper states. that
Tue nay gave out in the valley n
mldwlntcr and the stock were ;.,..
70 the hills. No, .nc thousands.
rYfst the sheep. then the cattle, and
last the horses; and the stranges.
thing Of all was to SEQ the poor
pershing animals eating such unatur-
al food to save life The sheep ate
the wool of Of each other; the
horses and mules went to eating the
dead sheep and cattle. One morning
as | was passing up the street, in
| saw lady looking at
tentively across tho street. She
said 20, look yonder!' looked in
the direction she was pointing, across
the street to a shod. There stood
q poor horse feeding on cow that
had perishel the night before. My
feeling can better be imagined than
The people OF the valley
that had favorite cows and want
ed to save them. emptied thcir nn-
derbeds, then fed their seed grain,
tho weather would certainly
moderate and tho snow 90 of. and
then fed them bread stuff, and yet
after all they had done to save them,
they lost all. A good many did not
save hoof. Last summer and fall
large number OF sheep were brought
10 the valley, aud they ana tho
grasshoppers devoured every green
thing. Az many as $4,000 hsid Of
sheep, 1000 head Of cattle, and 300
head ot horses, wosth in al about |
$4,000, have perished.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-06-25

The philosopher Of ,,o w.
As1'la thinks tho ago Of IN" ;o"o..: ! orA
"a has hardly commenced ~" "'en''o"
nras,s' me widest imagination is "nah,e lays =
predict the discoveries Of ,ha s",o s',' %
next century &C.. ", KNOW %s. families i" the
inc riyer and illuminate t,a'. s, lro"
W.. WI" 100 and electricity. Iron '"ss' ~.s
se's' properly magnetized. -, VS. w.
through the air ~ ierhaps wi,h;.
-; 'sars American grain win
'a"' ,.s-,..' INTO . Liverpool and caIou,'a M -
By means ,ea q pipes laid under The 90.
'apoe engines, excursion ppaaad- cold
'ravcl along tho floor OF the ocean.
Ealing past ancient wrecks and mouu.
aims OF coral. On land the intelli.
gent farmer may turn the soil of
thousand acres in day, while hts
ION cuts wood with = platinum wiro
md shells corn by electricity. The
natter now contained in a Now
ork daily may be produced ton
thousand times q minute, on little
'craps Of pasteboard, by improved
photography; and boys may sell the
lews o! the world printed on visiting
'ards which their customers will read
trough artificial eyes. Five hundred
ears hencc q musician may play a
'iano in New York connected with
Instruments in San Francisco. Chica
%. Cincinnati. New Orleans aud
'lher citios, which will be ilstenod to
~ halt . million Of people. A
psech delivered in New York will
,e heard instantly 10 the halls OF
hose cities, and whom fashionable
audiences in San Francisco 20 10
hear some removed singer shs will be
performing in Now York or Philx
aeiphia.