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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15
General Assembly Of Virginia.
THURSDAY, January IA, 1875.
SENATE.

lHURsDAfy oauuaiy 1fs Ao'o'
SENATE.
Prayer by Rev. T. g. Dashiell, of S.. Marks
Episcopal church.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Mr.. PRIDEAoRE, from the Committee on
General Laws, reported
Senate bills To Incorporate York River
Lodge, No. AZ, Knights Of Pythias.
To incorporate the British Association Of
Virginia.
House bills: To incorporate the Virginia
Relief Association, with an amendment.
To authorize the county OF MiddleseX to
vote on the question of the purchase of the
Urbanna tolI.bridge in order to make it free
bridge.
To authorize the board of supervisors of
York county to borrow money to rebuild
the courthouse, Jail, and clerks Office of said
county.
Making an appropriation for Increasing
the number Of State cattle.pens in the city
Of Richmond.
incorporating the trustees of the Do
cesar Missionary Society, with an amend
ment.
TO protect sheep in the county of Au-
gusta.
Mr.. THOMAS, FROM the Committee for
Courts of Justice, reported that it was in.
expedient to legislate on resolution pro-
posing to amend the Code as to remedy for
unlawful entry or detainer.
Senate bill preventing railroad companies
from transporting animals for longer period
than thirty hours without food or rest, with
the recommendation tba. it do not pass.
Senate bill in relation to injuncti0ns against
rsilro ads and other corporations, with the re-
commentator that it do not pass.
Senate bill to abolish all laws for the pun.
ishmept of crime by stripes, with the recon-.
incubation that it do not pass.
A resolution declaring 1t inexpedent to
amend the law as TO appeals from justices, &c.
Senate bill to abolish all laws in regard to
chaiu-gangs, with the recommendation that it
do not pass.
Senate bill regulating the manner for ma
king application for Executive cemency BY
condemned criminals, with the recommend
alton that it de not pass.
House bill, without amendment, in regard
to official bonds.
Senate bill In relation to partnership asso.
Citations, sc,
Mr.. Thomas, from the Committee on Fl.
naDce, reported Senate blu providing for
reassessment of lands la the Commonwealth,
as required by the Constitution.
PROCESS UPON INDICTMENTS, &c.
MIR. GRlMsLEY, from the joint committee
on the dkagreeing votes Of the two houses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

The Radical party, afraid of the effect OF
STowELL's sale of the clcetship, are endea-
voripg to fix up things SO as to get out of the
trouble 10 the best wag. 1t is now pretend
ed that the 81, 100 was not paid to srowELL,
but used for party purposes. Oh, that in
deed Then ALPS right. 1t is proper for
the corrupt Radical party to raise electioneer-
ing funds by selling cadetships and by turn
Ing to account all means to prolong their
power. Radical public virtue is on the
rise
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~ AT COST! At COST!

Great reduction In prices, and rush for The
BARGAINS AT WILLIAM THALHIMER'S.
6Ol Broad street, corner Of Sixth street, as they
have been engaged the past week In marking down
the entire stock OF e..
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.,
AT AND BELOW COST
This Is no humbug, as will sell exceedingly
great bargains from now till The LIST Of February,
In order 10 close out my winter stock, and also TO
change the firm Of business. SO now IS the chance
TO purchase your winter goods at one-haif llyir
value.
cali special attention to the following articles:
In DRESS GOODS have
SILK PoPLINs, FRENCH MERINos.
CoLoRED EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALrACAs,
sERGES, PLAID PoPLlNs, &C.;
BLACK and COLORED sILkS and SATISs, for
dresses and trimmings;
PLAIN and LAID OPERA FLANNELS;
BLACK MERINOs, CASHMEREs,
EMPRESS and CREPE CLOTHS,
MOHAIR LuSTREs and BLACK ALPACAs, &c;
RED and WHITE TABLE DAMASK and NAE
KINS;
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLACK-ANb.
WHITE CHECKED FLASSELS;
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BALMORALS and SHAWLS,
EUBIAs, &C.; BLANKETS,
WHITE and COLORED QUILTS,
TABLE and PIANO-COVERS,
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
POLONAISE CLOTHS,
and full line Of NOTIONS, such a.
RIBBONS. SCARFS,
KID GLOVES, CLOTH GLOVES,
Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen's HOSIERY,
IHANDkERCHlEFS, CORsETS.
Ladies', Misses. and Gentlemens USDERsnihis
Gentemep's WHITE LINES-bOsoM shihi'
CRFPE Wells and COLLARS,
PURTE-MOSSA1ES. SHIkT-BOSOMs.
TOWELS, SHEETLNGs,
PILLOW-CASE C0TTONS, &C.. &c
all OF which will be sold at and below cost I'LL me
LIST of February. SO call early and secure some o.
the bargains at WILLIAM THALHlAEkS.
601 Broad street, corner SIKH street:
n b. have lot Of VELVET SToOLs.fo t
store use. which l willsen very low to any one u
need Of them. Call at
WILLIAM THALHIMER'S,
lao sixth and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

The officer appointed to look after chill
drcu employee in the Massachusetts, factories
reports that 60 900 children are growing up
in ignorance because of their employ at
too early an age in those factories.
Massachusetts, has no time to look after
the welfare of white children. She is trying
to force negroes into white schools in the
Snuth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

~ LINEN GOODSl LINEN GOODS.
The largest, best. assorted and cheapest STOCK IL
this city;
TIA ri Eel OTHS In all sizes, some extra DOL.
BILE SATIN DAMASk ave yards long;
NAPKINS and DOYLIES In all sizes and quaH'
ties;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMAsK In all quail
ties; TURkEY-RED DOYLIES;
TOWELS Of every description. The largest aG3
best assortment ever shown in this city;
LINEN DAMAsK FLOoR-CLoTH3 81 one-hsii y
the regular prices; BIRDS.EfE, RUSSIA,
aad SCOTCH DIAPERS, In all qutltles, .!
great bargains: IRISH LINENS, LlsES
SHEETESG, and PILLoW-CASEL LINEN
LINEN sHIRT-BoSOas, Ia all qualities Al
styles, very cheap:
For the best-assor.ed stock Of LINEN SOolpSSS SS
at (ja 81 LEVY bkoihEh'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

''Grant runs the party. Grant is the party.
His heel Is On Louisiana, bis thumb is on
CoDgress."-New York Tribune.
Exactly. And the party will have to take
him for a "third term" He is the strong
man 10 the temple. Down With him they
must so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

Signs from the North are quite encourag.
ing. On the Louisiana question the tone Of
public feeling is cheering. We begin TO
feel the return of better judgments as we'll as
better feelings. They are mach needed for
the safety and welfare of the nation.
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MEETINGS.

MYRTLE LODGE, No. %, K. hGA
M P.-You are hereby notified 70 ETEsA
attend stated convention; Of your Lodge(Sl IA
at your castle (Concordia) hall THIS tFIl-SSszE
day) EVENING at TX o'clock Candi- SSSS3
dates for rank will be prompt In attend W.G
ance. This meeting will DC more than usually ntea
amnIif,ed Members Of sister Lodges In good stand
Ing are invited to attend. BY order of 81. D. toW-
ERS, I hancellor Commander:
4,15-1t4 Keeper Of Records al d Seal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

A good point made against the KELLOGG
supporters lsEERIDAK, GRAFT & Co.. is the
fact lha. KELLOGG has repeatedly affirmed
ira! Louisiana, under bis rule, is peaceful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

James NJ. Shaw, who was burned out in
New York on Tuesday, had, amongst other
policies, one for % 500 in the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

ne CHRISTMAS BOXES, &C., FOE
PRESENTS.
nar T.R. PRICE & co. .
have on their Christmas table ...r .-...
Gentlemen's HANDKERCHIEFS, in boxes;
Ladies' HANDKERCHIEFS, in boxes;
Misses HANDKERCHIEFS, In boxes;
CoLORED BORQERED HANDKERCHIEFs;
HEMsTITCHED,H ANDKERCHIEFs;
NECK-TIES and 'SCARFS;
RUFFLES, LINEN COLLARS, CUFFS, RIB
BONS, GLOVES, SOAPS, BRUSHES,
COMBS, EMBROIDERIEs, &C., &c. de1s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- DONE Al THIS OFFICE
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wApsnrAGrs.

Married, on the 9Th Instant, ut 6korlock a. d.
at the residence OF sbe brides father In Charles
tCty county, Va by Rev. u: P. Wis, Mr.. VII,
|, lam r., ALLEE,sof Henrfco county. Va, and
Al, SALLIE CARTER TURNERsgS the former
coun.y, eldest daughter Of Samuel D. Turner Esq
Marri.d, in Bastrop county, Texas. on the Gath
NJ DecemSer 1874. by the Rev j. w. Phillips; OF
Ruetios mr. j. THOMAS BLACK, Of Bastrop
Comfy, 20 Miss MARY ". WINSTON. eldest
daughter Of Mr. D. z. Winston, formerly OF Louisa
county. Va. ...-- .S.s-s.s ,sirs4a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

Union BANK OF RICHMOSD,l
january IA, 1875. s
NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting OF the
IN STOCKHOLDERS of this bark will take
Mace on THURSDAY NtXr. the 21st instant, at
XIX O'Clock p ST., in the rooms over the First Ma
ti6naI RANK. JAMES MILLER,
a. "a Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
ANOTHER BRAKEMAN KILLED-BIED FROM HIS
INJURIES CONSOLIDATION - MEETING OF VISIT
ORs OF THE DEAF, pUAB, AND BLIND INsTITU-
TON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-15

to senstesbil No. 70, lin relation to process
uposl indictments and information, &C., re-
porled. recommendin that the Senate recsde
froufs Ills disagleI tnent to House amendment,
and that the amendment Of the House 6e
amended by the following:
.sIn all cases where party has been IN
dicted before his arrest, and IS subsequently
arrested and beld for trial, 'no newIindtct-
.ment shall be required before. such trial, but
the trial shall proceed upon the indictment
80 found before the arrest" The report was
agreed to. 40 s..'# - N''.,s. -. -.
i&e INTRODUCED AND REFgREED.
Mr.. DUrF1ELp presented petition as to
the jurisdiction Of the County Court OF N or
folk county. .,....
By Mr.. PRrpEAoRE: A bill directing the
enforcement OF the contract between the
State Of Virginia and the James River and
Kanaw ha Canal Company, &c. =.
BIZ Mr. MoPFETr: A bill to regulate tne
operalioDs>of banks and banking institutions
organized uuder the laws of the State, ana
to provide for the publication thereof:
On motion of Mr.. THOMAS, Senate bill FOR
the rtsssessment Of land in the Common
wealth vas made the special order for Wed
hesday, and the continuing order until dis
posed Of. .7.,. H., ~; -. a.. ... ....
Senate bill to amend an act to incorporate
the Pote mac Land and Improvement Com
pany. ..el t.... 1sar .-..--..
produce transported over the railroads and
canals of the State.
Senate bill to incorporate the Norfolk and
Princess Anne Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany.5 Of ~. ..-.s
man. 49, s...,-.... ... ,........- -,.fs. . s.. !.
Senate bill to provide for the protection of
tish in James river. !. ,....,.~,.. 10
Senate bill to amend section 81 of chapter
GIL of the Code, in relation to subscriptions
TO works OF internal improvement. Trans
Allegheny road. ..s,..- vi.
Senate bill to provide artificial legs, or
commutation therefor, to W. Z. Barham, OF
Southampton county. -t.s... -.
House bill with Senate amendment to in.
corporate the trustees Of the Diocesan Mis-
sioDary Society. ....-. r....
House bill to authorize the board of su
pervisors of York county to borrow money
to rebuild the courthouse and Jail OF said
county.
House bill with Senate amendment to in
CORPORATE the Virginia Relief Association.
House I'LL making an appropriation to in.
cre'Ae the number of State cattle.pens IN the
city of Richmond. .
House bill to authorize the voters Of Mid
diesex county to vote on the question Of the
purchase Of Urbanna toll-bridge in order to
make it a free bridge.
House bill to amend section Of chapter
y, in relation to official bonds.
NEW LUEATIC ASYLUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE CALLAHAN MATRICIDF.

The trial of Thomas Callahan for the muir
Dc. Of his mother oudod YESTERDAY before Jutgs
Barrett In the Court Of Oyer end TerniDer Tic charge
was that in drunken quarrel between the prisoner and
bis mother lie Intentionally beat her to death The do
Tense that in her drunkenness she fe and sustained
the injuries which resulted In her Death The case was
summed mp by Attorney fael for the prosecu-
tlon aud Wan. +. KNITTING Tor Che defense Judge Ear
rctt IN charging bo jury briefly reviewed tho evidence.
and charged distinctly that mtoxcatOn was no defense
FOR crime The jury found he prisoner guilty Of man
saughter I'm the second gree the definition ~ which Is
k Ing without intent but Ia cruel hammer The judge
sentenced the prisoner 10 seven years In state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE TEXAS CYCLONE.
HISTORY OF THT STORM As COMPILED BY THE SIG
ND. SERVICE BUREAU.

HISTORY or THT STORM As COMPILED BY THE SIC
NU. SERVICE BUREAU.
The monthly weather report of the Signal
Service Bureau for September among other things gives
the and meteorological history of The great Texas
cyclone. The most important parts are follows:
The cyclone irst observed in latitude 1872, lOngi-
tudc 7o ana last observed IN latitude 3d. Longitude
g. east the coordinate ~ the ycrcx Of paJh ati
tudc 80 30, longitude 10 80 west velocity per
hour 10 mites. Although this storm Il not traced the
chart further to the eastward than the western portion
OF Cuba, reports recently received indicate that it
originated east OF Barbados. where tornado
CURED on the morning az sept o. Succeeding reports
from the West India stations show great baromctric dis
turblnea In that region until the afternoon OF sept l.,
when the storm had reached the portion Of Cuba
on sept 49, violent hurricane occurred at santiago lie
Cuba, aud the barometer at Key West hal ' 10 POSI-,
win bfisk northeast wind 10y midnight the Wlnl hid
increased Ia uartheast gale, AMI the barometer hid
fallen to 2e7i The morning report OF sept IL showed
the center ~ disturbance Ia be- westward OF hes htsl
and Havana On sept - and lG, there Wa continuous
westerly movement ~ the center the progressive velocity
OF It's path. From l p. m. sept 10 % = p m.
sept. Il. it's mean velocity was eight miles per hour
During the slow progressive movement tie velocity ~
rotation increased Ia miles per hour when the cup, n
the thermometer az IndianolI were canned away THIS
United since the establishments 81 the signal ser
and has not been areled since the tempest which
northern half OF the curve OF the passed directly 10
the northeast, crossing tie coast line near Norio!h
gradually changed 10 an elongated ellipse' ana
the velocity OF rotation was materially retarded, wle
the center rnmainrd the continent IT, however let
tue Atlantic coast, producing heavy gales AMI n'Ihs
disasters on the Jersey coast Recent reports rom nc
Atlantic considered In connection with the Niofit
storms which prevailed north of Great Britain from
seven to nine days after the storm len coast indicate
that this depression may have crossed the Auoutc,
During tho continuance OF this storm In tlr Gulf
secondary depression developed IN the Upper Mississippi
Valley and passed directly eastward ohc Atlantic COAST
causing high winds on the Lakes aud near inc Sew,
England coast This depression central Ia Maine OF
sept H. und disastrous storms occurred IN th' Can Vi
st. LAWRENCE and the Gull of Mexico on that day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE PlYToBrEGH hXHIBlTION.
A HOME neutrality-suspicious. o. MANUFACTURES
AND WORKS OF ART.

A HOME Observation-Disclosures o. aiANUTACTUKrs
AND WORKS OF ART.
uRJA 4 sTAIr CpEht-roNDFNT o. I'M TEG3r'El
pursmECa. Penn. Oct. Title enterprise
shown nv tac business mn of isis ry 30. oi iui1.ng
lar-r end cr,atlhir exhibition ou the model q. tl0so
"a. have been annually he'd IN Ciao!nnad .or several
r. or, past. - % hopeful n.i.aii"u Uat brighter
,r,.,.' rs an WING Tor tft ir u and aaugfatWoa OF
u.e non CTS. IN Incorporated company, under he
VAN, of t,r "yrudr'in'E'' Industrial Exposition Com
rany" It. erected IN in'rrd'b" short spare Of time
- iiiue Coo feet lou- ny 80 N'r add about wee.
ago in this iding optn". a' excellent di~pih ~
thr most aiIact, goods fo,ld n 'hr store ot tlr city
and If ne ltlcug r.- o. lit.s'Ii,h manuia,fat
outside Ire huii,irg r,-.'nbl-s br watering place
Motel appr .r.n from ms rows of windows u b. tho
stories in Li-ht within it con i,o OF oH, lofty story in
single ROM with broad gallery ruuning around the
vast thus formed J. is u,tie bare AID rude, and
no wonder inr the Niol, cost only 100000 but il
serve, s pU. pose Vel.
Among the Characteristic features of the exhibition are
cytcn, ye displays ct chant iron, hln"dr, stoves.
tools. aiassWarr salts and chemicals. Of machinery ~
motion illustrating processes Of m1nuacuuc, there il
almost nothing worth mentioning. Tn Crr'asc builders
arc veil represented and 81 in turntur decrs and
upholstcrCIs, @io SHOW = nHihher of cohilfth AMI
handsomely furnished rooms. Inc 9 ld'-ihe ar III Tie
han aud galleries caused bI ne displays az luiS dlcy
good.. shoes, porcelain. cohccsoneiy tt ~ plcty re-
llcvtd by a fountain surrounded with parterir o.
plants and rock WORK in tHe confer, A. ONE
of pa ipgs, chiefly bY Pittsburgh artists. one inaNtl'
that artis.ic talent ctn develop az ~ under tlt dismal
smoky ATMOSPHERE, where every object e discOiortl ~
ot and the cflr lh OF tBr san n never seem ANA one
il therefore inclined criticize tE~ collection Win
icnrucy n contains abundau ryami cs Of misdrccted
Talent nu s lbs no means destitute 0f works Ci .:it.
Tho be- pciufc j. by Q laGs Miss Olive tlHlncy-ltd
rqirenis suilr cutf OF grdp vines laden with us
truu- nun and Green leaves, huug on 4 nan against an
old pla,t cred val Among othcr noticeable works gre
Miss T. L. Ece-On's " OrhelH" which WA, | believe III
the last exhibition OF The Academy ia Newly Ork Rhne
harris Coni,deiaic scout" wood scene by George
HctZeu. ana two portraits by Jasper Lawrence. 1ne
Exposition dhey Insist on the French word here and
will not say exhibition VIII remain open i've or SIX
weeks, aud il crowded day aud evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

sentenced three time.. Mr.. Lyon seemed Wholly n G
fareDt TO tho He went ~ tne Judso 81"
u he should prcss the case for oonyction r -;
sad he had doubt that the girls story was iuo.
Afterward of the jurors, Patrick eay came TO
and said ne had ney 10 verdict OF ho euy
and was very much surprised when such verdict WAS
rendered. .-,,..e, -,
Thomas Kenealy, the policeman who is stationed NJ
Castle Garden, who took Eliza Collins to the llistrct
Attorneys office said that ho thought Mr. Lyon dd pot
conduct the case very WELL but he had been TOLD ha no
prosecuted il 10 the best OF his ability from IDS nc III
ierred that sfr. Lyon didn't have much ability. ,.
Patrick r. Burns. osicer OF the THIRTEEN Precinct,
testified that BIO ted the burglars. CrosDy and olh-
ers who were admitted 10 bail and not tried Ihey were
notorious burglars and the bail on which they were re-
leased bogus" superintendent waning Saia
that no couldn't arrest tlem again Without
bench warrant This was refused him. Then
he arrested them again and brought them to The Dstrct
Attorneys Office where the indictment was paced IN NE
hands By a tall stout man. with black ihOustache. Inc
prisoners were then taken tO the Tombs ana aiteIa
bench varrant procured they were imprisoneL nc
was told I'm the District 'tOreys Office mat ne odae
had been settled down below" for 32,1OO NhcH NC
asked what down below" meant he was told teerred
to the precinct. Me. Clark said that bench warrant
was The hands Of Field Common. IL WIS three ours
after this that lac made the arrest Detective feid inc
witness said controlled the Fifth Precinct.
the Committee then adjourned To meet on wednesday,
in tbs Ludlow street jail, at ii a III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23

Cuprsme Court kGab,Ts- BY Judge Lawrence
Nattlua, Ere Insur.ncc Company agt BarIy Wesrmer
4~f. .ger shannon agi. S'Il'Ou; BIger ayL Snll1 :,
iuia.-lu Ge Dl.r,e; ItI at. Ferris Same sgt same,
Ciik.ns' Savings Bark AT '1d.fntrs same art
AIrrrnap NstfCr Foster; kOa40VlIE
n .r-Og-sy.- oiran.eL UJ,tou at Ad4ns; Ila.rs De-
r-it COuntuy az. Anus ag.
Arms .Fierors confrAed ana decree granted
Cmcron agt fcsOsDer SHOULD Uo granted by the General
Term.
Superior Copr.-%pcsiH TGm-By Jadge Spcjr.-
Tho People. &c. ~! TIL Mavoi. &c, ag Pcndl,on.
npr sonni.ut i in'0sg Nno for contempt Tho
Ma,oI. Be- .gt Tho NcwNok staten island Fosry
plnK tt a.. order llgrf.iuc cue Tor m'-crrducf,
Bv Judge Preliminary illtr act M"ritlFrntei case
Uincrci on file and annexed Ia the judgment toll
Common PIrrs-IgtitB Term BY judge Larrcmorc.
-Burlr aCt Murphy Findings and decree signed Drsss
81 al ACT Jarvis ct al.-ComPlant 81 missed 80 DAYS stay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY WAR.

PRESIDENT PENDLETON SENTENCED 10 IHPRISON-
MENT AND FINES-PENALTIEs AGAINST THE
NORTH SHORE AND STATEN ISLAND COMPANIES.
In the suit brought III the name OF the Peo-
pie OF the stale and tho Mayor against william H. Pen
deton being pendent to the suit OF TIE city against the
staten Island Ferry Company and the North Shore staten
Island Ferry Company, Judge Sper, in Superior Court
Special Term, has granted order 70 imprison VIM H.
PeDdeton President of both tine decndcnt companies in
Ludlow Jail for 80 days. and filming him $50.
the chief suit, JuG-c Van Worst decided that ferry
could only be maintained by license OF the city authOr
lies and that the Staten Island Ferry Company,
lacking that license, must De eniOned. TheroupOn,
the managers o. that Company transferred their boat
the r. Martin. their President, Mr. Peudleton, who
was also President of the Moth Shore Company. The
order finds that this was an atf cOntIyance to CON
ccal the intentions OF the companies aud thar in taking
part in that and permitting pier No. l. East River leased
10 the North Shore Company 20 be used tor the staten
Island FERRY, Mr.. IcudctOu guilty OF contempt of
court. for which this punishment s imposed Henry T.
Davies, Who Is counsel for the Staten llnd Railroad
Company In other proceedings cOunse. Tor tho
People In this. Sidney ;. Harris and Jonn h. Burrl ap
peared for the defendant.
In the other suit against the ferry companies, each
pOration Il fined $3.50 aud costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-23
THE cook TRADE AND srArIoNERs' FAIRS.

Several additional houses We're represented
Yesterday at the Book Trade Fair in Clifton Hall A
none but members OF the Trade Association allowed TO
participate either a. buyers sellers very little interest
ia manifested in the Fair by "outsie" dealers. Yester
days sales very light and not at all up to the
Dectltlons OF the gers They hoping however.
for better results week. when 10 il expected the
out-oftown buyers will The sales will probably
not equal those made at the Fair in Jay which amounted
to s2jOOO0.
The Fair OF tho staoners' Exchange nomnally opened
Yesterday, although business Of Importance was
transacted. Very few firms yet represented. The
mana .er Mr. Geyer does not appear Dc very hopeful
The immediate 81 his experiment, bus he pre-
that tine sales during the year Will be large enough
10 insure H.. continuance. Hessrs. Anthony CO. have
some chromos aud photographs a ady upon exhibition.
Mc-srs. AIkcu Lambert Il co., gold pens HcndcAtcr
Co. brunZes, ana DrIuisOn 4 Coz make u6 display OF
goods. Other Offices are rapidly ling up. When the
arrangements completed, the rooms, account OF
the variety II articles exhibition, wifi present very
attractive appearance.