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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-29

/ 20 the nsembeeship. hs,t n craatsr~
better feeling OF brosssarhool and fel
lowshlp among the different churehe
represented. The Christian dsnOml
nation ae present are eondacting
seF1e4 oE usesesrs4 which are well 1t
telta. Asad it . % be hoped, win 70
sia8 % tfs accompalahnent Of untold
god.
1sg no.auays passed Oh very pleas
ausl ne Ans uinereae Christmas
s'es sno social gathering
Wess wen attended and heartily en-.
Joyed. Aanong the most interesting OF
ta1ee gathering. Was the bigshday day
pArs IN honor q the eighteenth birth
oay ozAlss Mary Leach, at the resi-
GessSe oa aenFy Keys, Esq near the
FaEe0sy, on New Years. eve. A good
y nuHsaer % tie yeung and handsome
deni1&oG BroNEussiIle as4 Vseinlty
AweF@ &issNGa'n ana sserSy @nd enjoyable
evening waT spsnf IN sasfpplnG the
ltght fantasflc toe to mnsic's votnptu-
ous SWELL" p
EAGLE wooL&R MILLS
At this placa. are doing Q aie bnslneas,
running on SECULAR time and turning
out slatbers Of all skinds or woolen
fabrics Ut the best quality, which find
ready sale IN All ne markets Of the
state ;-ln nct. on tne entire coast the
goods from this factory stand A I, and
command the highest price. The
Company running the mills deserve
the highest praise for their persever-
ance and industry, and their deter
minatlon TO put none but the best
quality OF goods on the market. BY
this course they have established rep
utation for their goods. equalled by
few other establishments and interior
to noiie. Thus honesty and industry
are meeting their due reward.
HOPS.
Quite . Number Of citizens On the
north side are making extensive prep
STATIONS for planting hops during the
coming season. This loacation has
been pretty well tested in former
years, and found to Be excellent for
hop raising. They mature without
injury from blight or early frosts. A
large crop OF superior hops Is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated ia this vicinity the
coming season, and as the article Is In
demand and readily brings tie cash.
we hope thcir anticipations may be
fully realized.
4 SOUTH BROWNSVILLE
Il on the west s;fla Of the Calanooia.
end Is quite q ls~sly placs. Several
dry, goolcarns are lecmaea l,eEs. an az
whom Seem to be doing 4 GOOD hnsi.
ness and running large stocks of s,oofIs.
A fine school is taught here by Rev.
w. r.. Bishon. which IA In : 6orriel,
ing condition with an .ttarIsnca ~
sixtv or sav.ntv scto,.-s .rd ~.
promise Of steadv ,ncrsa.o Tbs
residents renerally seem 70 b. proe-
porous and happy. The general bealth
of the town and vicinity is very
good, while other portions of TIN.
are less favored in this respect.
Passing from this point TO
HARRISBURG.
A distance OF sixteen miles plus x
(which means that the distance is
owing to the season OF the
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-29
THE Event OF rnE NEW YEAR

THE EVENT OF THE New YEAR
The holidays are ended, and the seri-
osas work Of the New Year begins.
The first important event before us is
the last drawing OF the Library Gilt
Concerts, which takes place in LonIs-
Vile, KY. February a7Eh. This draw
ing will as certalnly take place on
that data ~ the day arrives, and TO
guarantee this Gov. Bramleste Offers
60 return their money % ticket-hold-
ers IL the drawing = not had at the
time appointed, What moro Could
be askeds All that Is needed is 70 buy
your tickets IN time, and you may
count on having yoslr prizes ON the
15fh day OF next February.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-01-29

4 sllsht arowflll wednesday ,lelt ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

ereoutor AFT affirmed with $40 dshur.
men opiaion Daniels Patterson Dsker.-Oder
COSTS opinion by Daniels COIN agt Cole sOrter Affirmed
slO costs Dish opinion by ,n Bowery
gt Richards eIeca'or &C. ct Orler reversed With s0 costs
without pIeui proper eg proceeng opinion By Daniels
The ,pc eI NcwYot Benevolent Society ~ era.
live Ma,,ns-Orier affirmed with $40 beds
onnon by Davis p j. and Daniels Justice. Pman Agt
The MAYOR So the City Of New You-Judgnent affirmed
opnsn by Blake and B,rlhAr-Oner affirmed
beside disbursements opinion by tce Brady Dams
psiug in hcarug decision TempetOn plaintiff
error The People def ndlni in eorJuynent reversed and
nil ordered ad te the NesY,rk Gene raj Sessions
onnoa BY Dsae Mayor &c, Of NeE.IOk
affirmed $40 beside disbursements De Hart
s HatctOer reversed motion deued without opinion
b DANIEL Ruhe Whe-Oner reversed sad trial
red N costs opinion b. Brady Thomson az Seaelt ct al
Decree RENTED Surrogate Of the Comfy Of
New.Yors with directions the will probate: opaon BY
Daniels In Of the cation Of James Anderson
sssessmrnt for paving ave raYsH.u Fnysrst
Motion for modification OF order ceiel
Superior Court-Specai Terribly Judge Curtis
wnght sg Naturalization for the appointment Of deaoi
Common Plc1s-SDeci1l 1erm--By judge j. f.
james McRoSr Aoirew Green Con
troien denied (Sce - " 37S Cn.hnan act Martin
Motion denied opuon) Sch ATT Nttnacnt-l terms
one in iri VITA papers be cOGpe With default viii
denied BOttseE
Further proof required; mel0rlnium gi!h CiefG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

Suprernp Court hdmbTS--By Judge DonOhue-
Arctic FIRE Insurance Arstu-MemorAntum Bdce
gt Baucton National PhOoChrmcsl Company Kent 10 the
matter Thvng Hess Butler AIT Wehe e Al No
ions granted Rullmauu Appeeeagt FOwle Ors
Indemnify Company Tourney
ser ART Wood KsutMouOns denied Ia the matter Of
BielaGraned murray agt NisT1
Motion gfaned memorandum. Mcclellan egL Green (NoS and
2l--OuieT granted appointing receiver.
Bg Jadge Lswrence-o~sp GadhTbe costs should be read
t by O -nBg subsequent notice Of tnsL
ofrsu-IuTi IIBy Judge Van Vor.tDucbess County Mutual
Hscb6ed ct EMOuOa Tor trial deued
Greene AT Niagara Fire Insurance COmUAyJudneu for plant
sD,0t FerH Jude Van Durt- Grussy KTamehouon
rrnned on payment Elliott The Cotton EIchange
Nouon denied Wright WnsbLBcO.e setting hs case would
Ike TO hear the parties
General Tsrm-Presori siding Justice Davis and lodges
Bfsa e Daniels N.E-OrIt reversed With SlJ costs
ursemcn no OroT Ircej etg Asac tie attachment
e 10 csfs opinion cs H. DIS. TIE Aeillil IN sb
tburci u Fhve an Nine
peah nous OH VI he bp GAL hefru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
CIVIL NOTES.

The General Term of the Supreme Court
adjourned Tor the Term yesterday without deciding the
Tweed case. The next session Will DO in March.
In the suit of Goodman, administrator,
against Dry Dock East Broadway and Battery Rail
road Company Judge Loew after short trial. dismissed
the complaint holding that the plaintiffs wife, In run
ming before heads Of the horses guilty OF Ieg
gence contributing TO the accident from the effects Of
which she died.
Application was yesterday made to Judge
DonOhue, IN Supreme Court Chambers, by N Hill
Fowler for q new trial of his suit against Fernando
Wood for 81 0O0 which he claimed lie had loaned to Mr..
Wood Mr. Woods defense that the money II gwen
10 him at all for political purposes and had been
used as intended Tue jury found for Mr. Wood Oh the
former trial Mr. Fowler asks trial on the ground
OF newly discover evidence. Motion doned.
In the suit of John de Whit Hook and
Others executors etc. against the city, tried In the Su
p1eme Court Circuit before Judge Lawrence, the jury
rendered therverdict yesterday. The plaintiffs claimed
900 as the value OF building standing on land taken
Tor the extension OF Church-st The city claimed that
II was worth only 1880 the price which the materials
brought at auction Tine jury fixed the amount at 5000
which with interest made the amount Of their verdict
f7.O24 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
MALICE DETERMINING LIFE.

James p. Day and his wife, during his lie
time had some litigation IN which he claimed that
child, which his wife claimed theirs. was not So III
his will he left his wife only 81 OOO and that only on con
dton that should not contest the will He lei foo
tOhs executors to be used to maintain the en- H. WHOM
he described his adopted child" at the Ac'remS Vi
the Holy Cross, where she then was or at some ohcr
suitable institution in their discretion; but all payments
cease il his wife attempted 10 control the cuiu
toe child voluntarily lived with her Tho matter came
up yesterday, writ Of habeas corpus oo'lneu W
Mrs Day, before Judge DOnOhuo in Supreme court
Chambers The SuperIoress OF the Academy produced
the child now about years old aud the return SOL u
the Will of the father Counsel Tor the Academy ciaheu
that under the laws of 1913 the father hdu TUE lso "a
dispose Of his child during its minority without Ie1l
to the wishes of the MOTHER and that In his VII nc III"
done -, - J.,
The counsel for the mother stated that she had no ue
sire to remove the cud from the AcademY, winch, III
view Of the slnalnesS of the provision Tor hGr nahc
ance was probably the best place Tor her Inc ouect
OF the proceeding to procure access lOr te
TO the child nj proper times, subject TO less
than had hitherto been exercised ana 10 nave thc u
occasonay in time OF vacation. VISIT her mOther Ior
day or Two. The Court reserved It's declSi0h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
NEW RULES FOR THE SUPREME COURT.

A new set of rules i'll relation to the calling
Of cases Of appeal and the calendars in the General
Terms Of the Supreme Court have been Issued under
the order of ChefJIstice Davis and Judges Brady and
Daniels. They will take effect on Feb. !:
FIRST That hereafter Of appeals from orders be called
duug of the Term and after the fret week the sane viii
subsequent No such caend VIII be set down
t except II DO Of such motion DAYS
Dung the Tenn DAY calendar Of such appeals Wi
include general unpOed oil AMI not post
pOnel A..
d an motions calendar must be made during the
first dismiss appeals be de on Tour
during the " week of the term at the opening
tie A.. ,,..l
Third p the note o! issue hel with the GERS
shall have been printed and serIec IN
ance with and no enumerated case
nut the calendar which such statements not ma or IN
such papers printed and served unless on Tue ~ O
Fourth Twenty will the day calendar Of enumerated
causes on esch such caeua no reservation or
ponent viii be by order Of the CCu Oh spcAl
after the term begins ana before an emu
cuse shall calendar the respective conn
I nav 6e written clerk shat the cause be set down
n, fure da down will be adde TO the da aen
M whepey Their viii Increase the calendar htfOnl ~
AZ the foot remaining thereon Undspoed o. IN t eAe
provided they would have been reached
on general calendar If not so set down
wall be published m lU IN IN DatV
Rr on the the and each subsequent dS the
d calendar Published said Daily RgSiT ard 10 cause not
spsang in published viii be called, except with
the o parties thereto
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90 Unom II man Concern

TNHE undersigned intends to apply to the
Board If the % cf February 1879 lor permit to
,ncht the premises between Bath ard 33th s lth
ave and N n. HENRY DRAPER.
fTO LAWYERS or Secondhand Booksellers
Wanted by yourg LAWYER all Of the NeEiork Reports OF ali
Courts purchase entire or Ia sets. Address stating lowest
p-ce, LEX. r. 0. Box 80, Brooklyn, n T.
TINTED STATES CEN rENNIAL COM
u MISSION. 9J4 WALSUT.ST., PHILADELPHIA JAN. p,
ls,J.
T. the Pl5Nc:
Headquarters r ne City and state o. New ae
35is1ci s. Nicholas hcie who're accurate lm
relating coming Ceaenna Celebration
International Exhibition and TO the hanngs therefor now IN
process ubc. where ygor'u
be sdogted additional capital TO complete the
pTepsfatOuA
Tie general anaccmea Of this work las ben urs.f 70 william
Dgsf Financial Agent who % he aided b. y D. cfF1 CHARLES
Marshall Ctyen. Of the UneI states Ccnteup
Commission. au! AArsu s. Hewitt Thomas II Dudley John Price
Mether Wauamake r. Shoige snf Edward T. steel OF
tn Boar Finance h Advisory Commune composed OF cit
follows, Peer COon John TAYLOR Johnston
VIM T. D'rs, jams ~ brown b. b; Cie-dea yo''th"n ooe3
" l. Pci - winston Wa l. Po1croi JH ' iruiann j.
PrepoL Hiorcar iE-cn1 Kelly l.. T. Morton, Geo J. l. w., nee"
Roosevelt trelcrcs T. jones A. + Dr., eni san M Hawk
4. T G. SHOhN. Director tigrcTA4
JOHN WELSH. P.r.i!,at Bosrl ~ figance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
A TRADrs-UN1oN's RIGHT OF EXPULSION.

Judge Daniels writes the opinion OF the
General Term Of the Supreme Court Judge Davis con
curing in the case OF James Doyle against the New
York Benevolent Society of Operative Masons, in which
a decision was given yesterday. Doyle was expelled
from the Society for violation Of OF its bylaws and
subsequently Obtained a writ cf perempory mandamus
recurring the Society reinstae him in all his rights
privileges and beucis Il is from this order OF manda
mus that the Society appealed. Judge Daniels says
that the case of The People against German United
Saint Stephens Church in 80 NewYOlk 103 relied upon
by the appellants nOtappy TO this case the appi-
cation being of entirely different nature As the
laws of the Society provided in OF violation OF IT'S
bylaws the infection OF fine or expulsion, ds tue 81
ciey might determine and they first inflicted the me
and then the expulsion followed IT, the Court nOdS that
the expulsion was error also the society laws pro-
vide that no member shall be expelled until served
win an order to show why he should not ne eX
PEELED which the plaintiff denied had been done The
Court therefore ars the order, with SO costs besides
disbursements on the appeal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
DANGEROUS NEGLIGENCE REBUKED.

THE GRAND JURY UPON THE SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS
The Grand Jury of the Court of General
sessions yesterday suomitte reminder TO people VINO
do not keep the of their sidewalks and to the
policemen who do not look sharply enough after that
matter that there is city ordinance which applies
exactly TO hcm The presentment OF the Grand Jury IL
as follows
large number our citizens remove the snow ana
ice from III the sidewalks in front OF their premises Oc-
cuped or uDOccupied course OF improvement or as
result OF such negligence not only IL the convenience
Of the public in facility OF travel greatly lmpeded but
both life health and hmb constantly endangered we
therefore submit this negligence TO be nuisance; and
whereas city ordinance requires the snow ana ice
10 be removed from of the sidewalks OF our streets and
from out the cutters within four hours after It's fa and
in case OF zee which cannot be removed without INJURY
10 the Tagging that ashes sand be thrown thereupon
and In consequence Of neglect on the part OF the ponce
promptly TO report all violations OF tins ordinance we
ask and submit through you TO his Honor the Mayor
that he demand full compliance with exstlng Ordl-
uances IN this matter, and that he require or the
department duty may he to note violations and
10 enforce penalties TO discharge their duties with
promptness and energy. Further, we call upon our
felowcitizens 10 comply with the law upon this sub
iect and we submit future Grand Juries that they
lake action IN this matter II necessary, the niuatory
steps TO effect this great public good having been
entered upon by this inquest. Respectfully,
CHARLES II. HAswELL, Foreman.
THOMAS WOODWARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
COURT OF APPEALS.

NEw-YoRK, Jan. e9.-ln the Court of Appeals, Fri
dav, Jan %: -, go,
10 27-Dane Haneit al respondents as stephen s. W1ude
eIeeuor appel ant; argument resumed and conciudd
A &c, respondent The
New Central Railroad COMPANY, appellant;
counsel
b. y. Chapman for respondent.
No 4sIChaes LAned respondent sgt George HUDSON appel
liant; Submitted
No. 23-Msry Bnghsh sdmusraI &C. appel ut, art John
Brennan respondents aued by " hoak Of counsel Tor appellant
and submitted for respondent $500,
No 4Sa-seb b. and others appellants sgt VIM A. Little
and another, resDondens appeal iispIssei @'h costs
No 36-JOhn b. Greene appellant sgt The MAYOR &C Of New
Y argued John Saban VI FOR appellants
nd by ID J. Dean tor respondents
Proclamation male aud adjourned hopday Feb J. at 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 29-The following Il sum-
mary proceedings in the lniied ss supreme Court to-day:
R.t9 AIT JOHN al No l6lS1me sgL same Appeals
o. the
arguet b M is G. Carter counsel for
a. epreliant. On by NJ W. A.. Butler To- the appellee
No i62-John Coshv. Sheriff. sud admp'or Il al aPt NJ
II Bpharsn late Sheriff Appeal from The Circuit Court the
In site, FOR the Wederu District Of Virginia. The
M use W commouoe Mr. john W Johon of Fl for The
ppeiiuL AMI continued by Sir H. ". wells Of COUNSEL for the
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
AN APPEAL TO ESCAPE TEN YEARS IN PRISON
FOR PERJURY.


FOR PERJURY
The case of Aaron Harris, convicted OF per-
jury the Court OF General Sessions. was yesterday
brought before the General Term OF the Supreme Court
appeal fire was discovered in the store 0ccupieu
by Harris but almost Immediately put out hardiy a"y
thing having been destroyed by the hre Inc elrc"'h
stances being suspicious. the Fire Marshal ma"e d"
investigation, In the course OF which HaTris caulo
before him and made affidavit that ut the time Oh tno
fire he was at Troy Albany, and that tne eoouS
destroyed including G5OO cigars, were worth between
5000 and $1,000 He indicted for arson ana aso
for perjury and the latter indictment was the one Oh
which he was tried. convicted and sentenced W 'eh
wears in State Prison The grounds urged by OILS cou
sci on the appeal were that the Fire Marshal hau no
power by law TO take ahdavs. and therefore, 10 per
irrv could be committed before him that me lnnct
charged him with swearing TO 6oOOy cftI' 49,
the affidavit said $780, that he might De tTeu
the affidavit, and that the indictment WAC "u
in charging him with perjury as to two separate -
his absence and his stock Of goOdS-ls 10 cacn "
which separate Indictment might nave neeh IV"u ~
M. Phelps. in reply argued that the powers ol NV
Fire Marshal before the charter bad dest enueu ." 4
present Marshal. and the former Fire MhfSA' ma ma
power TO take a0idavitS that the NallhuCS S1Hui i
have been objected 10 the trial, ana lud '' @
statement connected perjury D1c'sion i0-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

reasonable doubt that she signed As the point
on which the Surrogate rejected the WILL that IL WAS
got formally declared by the decedent to be her will
Judge Daniels holds that though she did formal
words of declaration yet that her conversation with me
witnesses and acts in connection with signing the WILL
make out declaration within the intent Of the statute
He therefore directs the Surrogate to adult 1t 10 pro
bate. Judges Davis and Brady concur. Augustus Van
Wyck for plaintiff; Franklin Bartlett for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-
pHILADELPHIA, via LONG BRANCH and
4 the NEw:JERsM s0pTHERN RAlLR0Ap'
as 9 Mos ~ a BE Y STAR .G at
Sandy Hook Win all trains will
si5 Leave SsTf Pa S Long Brace Tons R3si Ware
town Tuetertq1 yTesad and Bn%gon Rive, r.ov s,n.zt
'n' lu'Ae''% WIN. s. sSEDES. General MANAGER
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROA D.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LISe AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYO from foot Of Desbroe and COranots as
EIpr Tor Tarsbarg Pittsburgh the and South Pull
Palace Cara aashed $3.50 m and s;SoO Sunday aud
FOR wlsmspOrt Haven. via Phlaierhs Ehe R. r
DIV cOnneeung a. PhadeUhal s:oO m tor wllmspOrs Lock
Pc,ro cum Centre. andt he Oh Regions
prs Of P1nsn PaTior Cans da1 scep, SUNDAY
rve Washington 4lO Regular at $40 and
s Pa5'pl sA So ! $3.50 ss5 n l23S 4S
and D. m Enisran sscoDd class D. Wv
C SC's S 4 49, 49, go $40 $40 $50 . 35
20 fCI iH .s'iC g. $50 ! 7io s. s. 10 u NJ 2
1881, s:le 10 lESO and IL nghL SUNDAY 500 z. and
S"is d $50 iS sld j. $50 8 1S % 80
isT woo46Fis Perrin A@iCy AmSoy sad 10 m
For Ss~.BVn,ss1 anu II m, ., $40. 4:lo $50,
sS H.. M. 9S ~ IL Saon 2S1 .na 5aS
ea.,.n ana toGi, h stS "a and IIG
For Laubsrtyns ami Remington. $50 a -:06p m
fT goGspiesn Saa toa a Camden aud go
H., 1880. 2. 4, ., sn4 I - m
Tor Freehold 7 .. IN. . snd i:iO p. m
TO FsTmordas and sausl. a. M aud D. N.
Tor Iihs.oNu Psaoeroa and CaH4rn Perth Amboy 2:30P
Ira .. .lhvs as o ovs:-!m Pittsburgh SIS and II GOA
1885 III. daily: 1919 ~ Ard 40 p m daiy eHcsp'
MoudaL from ssd Baltimore $40 $40, 6l5,
and ~ D. "a SundsV O:LV IA. 10 p From Puila
ferhn 5lO G:2U G:5j l0:l5 ll:2O llj4 2:l5 4lj.
5I6 7:l5 $40 S:4i l127 Sunday 5ilO ego G;5J.
ll:54 , m $40 and 1927 m. -
Ticket Odees 944 BrOSiwsv No Aston House and iooof
pesb rosss aud CortlAnutsis.; No COURT bfo9kyni
> No. A. ii6. Hui,en Hobosen. Bmgrsut Ticket
OGce No Bsepace. NJ BOYD, Gen. Passenger Agent
FLlSk TuoNsoS. General Managet
BLOOMINGTON LINE for BOSTON and
- PROVIDENCE
The .,,urch and comn0lous SARRiGANSEIT Tues
Vspest,vs and Prsvs 80 North River Of Jy
4 m arriving Of ali other tines Tickets for sale
al nrneps railroad oces AMI secured the offices Of
We. ottR 1oress TO-. and AZ 3l9 BnoadSay -, . .
A VEAU FTegi AGENT L. W flLhINS Gent Pass Agent
u. :. BABCOCK President
THE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
4 CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
short Babylon BayshOfe, lsup NaTUhe AID fachOge
Lave Hunters Point 700 u.-Bap,ou way uGn.
Leave Hunters $3.50 mPstchogue mail train Sith paror
Leave iurter's Point 200 D. m.-P,t-hogue train.
Hunters Point 1870 mracho.ne express Tram win par
leave iiantefs Point 500 p. m-Isip train.
kor parituis bills aud small timetables Also or irhhs 70
and rom Fangar H,ue Pak Hnsiae and other
station NcSYOrA foot Of James Fact hyer 80
minute. aud hast River ID minutes pre5ious %
dep4ure Of Huners Point Tickets sold anu baggage
crrtei A. ae,,p and To y ouhL Offices SUNDAY trains eaye
HemJsfel Garden CIV fachoene
all stations a. 30 aud 400 IN fOF FLUSHING 'Oi
se Nhtesionc AL all int lit statos AZ SID lOiOO
llpD 1870. 10, 300 $50 n D. bAhiON Slp'
]
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30
BALTIMORE SMUGGLING CASE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 29.-Capt. Pat. Nc
Goueele OF the British bark Countess of Duficrn was
Yesterday acquitted in the United States District Court
Of smuggling. His brother John seaman on the same
vessel who pleaded guilty, was lined 500 aud costs