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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

I'm tho limited States Circuit Court Yesterday,
Henry Marion pleaded guty having iranuen'y obai o
addressed another person lie was reahd, iof
Seventeen indictments were presented yesterday
Court 81 Genes n sessions against persons charged WIN
srg aduefaCd mix. Of these - persons were arrested
and gave bail in $500 each % appear for NAL
The trial Of John W. Robinson, an inspector OF
is and measures extnrtiOn Of io gal fees eit
torday acqutal The charge was tai through an
agent named TraVeTs had CxiOr5d excessive fees lTat ~
was necessary witness and he did not appear yesterday
the Incomplete.
The writ OF haheas corpus brought on behalf OF
Michael Fimell who shot Edward OBadwin VAS dismissed
yesterday by Judge Ha.rett in the Court OF oyer dn en-
miner on an cement between Nh IyOnS and t Prison
ers counsel hereafter application TO admit fueu 20
hail should bs heard in his absence
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INDICTMENT OF ALLEGED sMUGGLERs.

The only important indictment presented by
the United states Ccui Court Grand jury hch recently
closed it, session against William j. Pollock and
Thomas C. Pollock, importers. II charges them with
having on Nov. I, 1874 frauduently effected the
trance into this port OF 20 cases OF worsted
goods valued at $4,000, by representing them
10 be silk noils. which admitted free
of duty while wOrstod goods subject duty OF 80
pcr cent NalOreIn. Ia March, 1872, W'lliau J. Pol
lock was Jointly indicted with Thomas j. HcGrath,
truckuan and John Davenport, n Waterman, for
sprng deTGud the revenue out OF $1,000 BY import
ing ie BAGS at undcrvaluatiOn That Indictment ia
now on lle in the United states Circuit Court but
as yet nothing has been done aDout II. Bench
warrants have been issued for tine arrest OF william
j. Pollock and thomas G. Pollock on the indictment
charging them with fIauducBtiy eeciing the entry Oi
worsted goods. hut they have not been found. When
asked vest fay n the Poocks in Canada, Assist
aut United states DistrctAtCrney Foster said mat lie
Ia no Inform atiOA 5 10 whore they
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TIE VETERINARY COLLEGE.

In the suit of Henry Beigh and others against
Buseed and Others brought 10 decide who are the trs
tccs of the New-York College Of Veterinary Surgeons,
Judge Van Worst. in Supreme Court, Special Term. de
clod a%lenurrer in favor OF the plaintiffs The suit,
which che fourth fifth growing out OF the same mat
ter il brought 10 decide who the proper trustees OF
tie College the opposing parties being nearly bal
anccd that lawful vote may decide the manag cement
The plaintiffs claim that two defendants have forfeited
their tIllsteeship defendants claim that Mr. Bergh
j. lawful trastee. Judge Van Worst decides that
tue present suit IL in the nature of bill OF peace
under which the parties thoroughly hght Oat the
a. stiOls be them.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit by the People against Margaret
Watson, administrative of James Watson covering the
same claims that are nade against Tweed, Judge Law
renee Yesterday consent OF all parties, maze AN oiucr
referring the issues to Murray Hoffman.
The schedule of Harris Rothstein, whose
assignment lor the bene, creditors 10 Abraham shen-
field has been reported. filed yesterday win the
clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas. Ills Liabilities are
stated az 37 069 3d. his assets at Sl2OiJ His assignee
is required to give bonds in $4,000.
In the case of Catlarine Daltschmann and
nine other similar cases. brought to set aside the action
81 the Board of Revision and Correction of Assessments.
Cororation Counsel previously reported having
nevis YESTERDAY against each OF the plaintiffs for Sil %
aud costs
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.
P1SSENGERS S1ILED.

FOR sANANNAH-IH s'ednf1fD Cen. BdrTes oct IL.
G. Chi H. Frank Johnson, Jas vii lmson, r. H. Gbiet w
I'M George - Greene W. ". BAD an wife. Mrs H. Lam
pher Mics NJ \. Duncan, Miss NJ. Dougherfy Mrs o. p
hnpup y D. Bell J. l.. Cutler. MIS- q. T. Holmes and child.
MIs Mead James Mckinney, John Keno and children,
James Mcdonnell Martin Mcdonnell A. Magarss aud wife,
Pehr Emil la J.. ADAMS, T. OIlara Harry
Marks H. PLAYER Thomas AcNav Mic iac Hand Mrs. = T..
Sknner MI. A. H. Iighu and Geo. LamOnte, l.. n.
Tillyou, Henrv T. Watts, Ms Lizzie Johnson.
FOR UANBu RG-Lr deGi1ehip HIDmOHtd, oct. li.-Mrs
Evelefh Mrs schultz W phelps and lady Edward Sryles
Miss n. w. Cook o. ID. Ackerian Mrs susie A shepard,
heodnr Roth Fredk Haegcr Ed Smith, Albert Well e. l..
Hartmann. j. Tcncken, Mrs Karl knmmel an children Adj
Tutzbach and ady John Heyn, Ferdinand IrOuuud Otto
Won liy. Miss e. SahIgaard Miss Louisa ksne,
Mas Christina hruse.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IA dispatch received at the
Navy Department from Rear Admiral Reynolds,
commanding the Asatc station, dated gsp Gun S-ee
loghav, p ~ his arrival ~ tiat tcN on me
lt ot Septomber dara from AGrD The RAINY monsoon
was blast ard there had been much wet weather 'A
the shin was uncomfortable The health al ONE ers ANA crew
was good authorities II BOmDay extended every Gour
ana TIE officers % che vessel lie IN
tended sail Sri ~ for Colombo Ceyion ana thence u"
Puo penang and singapore
lcIt r. 4 linlef has been detached from the Richmond
south Pacific station and ordered to return home and report
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEW. YORK

FORT OF NEW ORR-.--....---...----"O a.
CLEARED.
Steamship W. A. scholien tDutehl Jansen. Rotterdam
Furch, Faye & Co.
Steamship Andes (Br) Porter. Port Prince Laguayra
steamship city of Dallas, Hines. Nassau, ~ p Murray
Ferris q 60.
steamship Montgomery, Faircloh, Fernsndina via Port
Royal II. Golpcke.
Steamship Con Barnes Cheoseman. savannah W r. Gar
anaI A Sons
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AWARD AGArNsT A STREET RAILROAD.

In the suit of Emily furst against the Second
Avenue Railroad Company, tried yesterday before Judge
l. r. DAILY in the Court OF Common Pleas, the jury
awarded plaintiff 5.OO0 The plaintiff is child sboui
wears old who was over by car at EsseS-st and
Firstay aud The suit was for 100000 the
,,antis parents charging that the accident occurred
thrnuKh te negligence OF the driver The defendants
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MANS.

FRIDAY OCr. 10
For Asrgvau Panama the Central American sra south
Pa i6c or hy hc steamship Colon, mails close NJ 10 A.
H. S,f.niomrntGfv HAL ~ closed NJ II steamship
47ils al IL ~. from PIER 80. A. NJrth River
For Kin,su. iaY by the stea usnip Ana. mails close
at H. ~. hip sails al No. from iieT No 81 North
isver. 49, 90. 90
For England. Wa.e Ireland VIA Queenstown ana Law
erIool ~ the steamship Britannia. mails sose ~ a. H.
10 npplenrn'ary ALL Steamship sails at NJ nom Pier
81 EoIih River
For France drrct, Havre by the steamship France
mails Close AZ 10 Supplementary Mail. steamship
saiIs AZ ESQ o. n from Pier No 30, North River
For scotland ouly Glasgow. Tie steamship Csforna
mails close 30 supplementary Mail Is closed AT
100 D. ~ Steamship sails ~ from Pief no 20 North
Fr Europe VIA SOUTHAMPTON Bremen. ny the steamship
DOuau mails close at lI5O A. H. y Slpben' 1diF al Is
closed at Steamship sails At T. No. from Pier foot
Thiri-st. HohnEFn 800
Mails KEY by steamship city of Houston close At
ship sails a. : " H. from Pier no 70 Last hVeE
SUNDAY. DCL II.
Mail, for Japan. Shanghai. Hong Kong, ana dependent
port. and the East indies viii be sent IN me steam
ship city Toxic sail from san Francisco on NOV MANS
for this steamship should ba posted in the Ne"iork Post
Once before ~ n. m, sunday, oct. "A.
All Mails close at IL O'Clock The fostOhce is open
frO a N. to III o.
Mails for Newfoundland at the New York Posofce
every day y. 1870 NJ -, ,..,.,. n,
Mail for Halifax " >, Is closed al the rev ON Fosl
ONCE every day at T. IN.
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AIAwY-rR cERrIrYING mo- A FALsEHOOD.


The suit of Henry +. Fletcher agt Charles
H. Clark, tried yesterday in supreme Court, Special
Term before Judge Van Worst is foreclosure suit The
defense is that mortgage is void usurous Robert
" Waite was counsel and principal witness for the de-
PENDANT IIe testified that Clark being entitled TO one
third of an estate desired to raise $4,000 on his interest
Fletchcr's counsel met him and offered to advance
5000 on mortgages for 80, j00at six months He tWate)
finally accepted the arrangement on the understanding
That II The not settled WITHIN SIX montls
further time should be given Three mort cages, Two Igr
- COO and for $1,000 were then gwen To VIM -.
rusif who ut once executed assignments 10 the plauth
After this an affidavit To by Clark that there
Was no defense of usury want of consideration or 9t
rro, aud Waite and Brusle appended their cert htate
that they read this affidavit and knew II to bo true
aud thai ClTk'S title good. Waite, on ciosseNail
ation said be when he signed the oericte that u
WAS false but that Fletcher also knew II To bc fse hu
tht he pcct there would be any trouble ABOUT
the mortgage. e, A.,
Brlslt testified that he hid considerable Ieioiiaon
about the natter and before II was closed tod trtchc
that tiero had been consideration given Tor tie mort
gage. on "a sharp crOsSeyanln tton by JUICE Van
Worst he said that he made the covenant IN IN" HSg-
uent guaranteeing the bond and tine validity OF the
mort age aud signed the certificate out Of mere tHei-
shin 10 Clark although ne had known him Only ah"ut !;
wear ami was under obligations 10 mni Ottei Cyl
dence confirming Wste's statement was gwen put the
cas-. u,4- mott ned.
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GONE Coon TURN Desc YES AN0THER"-
Usually indulgcnj Parent q ads. 10 acorrghle who has
Tommy thai Dc hurts mo'c than u does N0n hut
ToiImy: Wen. then, father. II let you on tlIs time
We shall he even again. london Fun.
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claimed that the neggeuce in tho cha ana " her
parents permit ns child then only 49 years ola 70 DO
In The streets unattended. Peier Cook ana Nhsuooy
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PANT IrT-SPAUrnISC, !.
until MOEfaY. oct IL.

Sf,SSipNS-~I 1IEHfANn J.-Fnls AbDcpn'lnl
ullus Meyer rlTophl Weber. homicide PaTlcA "hoe
an, Edward GRADY. Thomas Whcelln, robbery
OYrE AND TTENINFF- BARRETT. J.Georgc Washington aud
.Oil Newell homicide
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sun rises ~ GIL sun sets....... 52l Moon rises 54l
WATER THIS DAY-A a.
73l Cows Island. Sl3 Hell q. Ferry 1901
WAFER IHIs Day..
sandy HOOK 1851 Cows Island $50 Hell q. IeirYlO25
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NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND
NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

NEN 1Ohh, HE6-ldA ~ AM H A,
VIsION-smnmcr Arrangement commencing June rs 1919.
"'''' o" 20 y TRAINS LEAVE NEw,YoRK;
Trains NewIIaycn at 40 tAccn sO5 (Ex 905
Aecn 10 m lhTi ~ {Ase9s a SG1o ; 10 Afgn
For south Norgalk, 10, 80j, 300 = m, y m, ! ltx9
2 ~ 80 10 90 io 49, T. o s fSr Elo S
4S Sso pres. Va pn at a 90 and IS and
5rG 3 S sn9 10 Line ob ann 70 at p sI Xcr%a
and 500 and 10 g. H. a%i 3 D. aud 10 p NJ nat at
Shore Line Division Tor Pr9y9ease m Re 500 and End md
ysT a. e %yPT S and t S S Ia Saa and
noma Sni o no nv and a IL noon on a Connect
with coluetcu River f. r. at Springfield, and p IN M
%a @Snl r and & MI ana r. R rde%r . Tse
sO south H. md D-iDS ao and SS 40
With New Canaan s r. r. a. stanfoIG snrtnee,, =,
sunday BostGn MAJ Trains at p m VIA Sprnshe' AZ
rDrasns room Day Express Sleeping Cars
Tickets can be purchased Ticket ONCE of Company
Grand Genital Depot Or at S Si ~ 1ltgr sS IN
also check baggage from residence to destination
DENNSYLVANIA RAILRO D.-TIIE
L GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL
olad s + m N GLOW from 1901 oil and
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace cars attached $3.50 a. IN, and $50 ,.
For Wiis1sport and Lock Haven Cya Philadelphia and
y II. Il. DIV connecting at ihalsPha) $50 a. M for
meeting at Cory for Ttusye Petroleum Centre aud the oil
rt%oe " n y apS ne sCT nth ,c %es w1ss
ington E1pe,s OF ruti raiO ~ n ay' eActp. Snay
$40 A. m 3 and . n IN. SUNDAY p. m
Express Philadelphia T. 7:0 40 $3.50 .. 1880 g. L.
40 400, >. T. $50 q aud II night SUNDAY,
1850 a. 7, $50 and Emigrln and second class
$50 $40 34O i:lO a3O .. o2O ):lO o. l0 $3.50, T. 1880,
slu, TO- ll30P NJ, and ~ might. sunday r. NJ 800 8,
o For / i1abeih & $50 l. 40 g TO- 12m o 29o,
TO- 1870 y. H. and night Sunday a. jzO, q, 49, Z.
any For fahway g. $50 7. 40 TO- II a m ~ m l. O. 2so
3lO $40 l. 4lO 1870. 400 go 1.i0 q, 6;lO $50 Z. $40
10 m and II night sunday. \. $40 $50 and IN
FOR Woodbridge Perth Amboy, aud south Amboy
For sew BYHnsWick 7 and m, II m, $40 40 $40
!. ID M and IL night. Sunday, a. M, b. and pm
For Past MilstOne. II noon. 3 and go y. II
and Rocky Hil, $40 a. and 40 IN
For Iambertyille. $50 n IN, :, i:lU ana p. M
FOR Flswington Philnpsburg, and Belylere $50 and
= poI !" Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3p. M
Tor IrentOn BOfdetown, Burlington and Camden 1880
930 A. u, 1890, 9, A, >, and D. m
For Freehold f.,O Al M. 2 and 40 m.
FOR Famn gise and squsn, 1880 a. IN. and p.
Fol ighsOwn Pemberton. and Camden Win Perth Amboy,
go D M, and Monmouth Junction. ai0 pm
For Hial stown aud PembcrOn, Perth Amboy,
ma 80 via Monmouth Juhol lion
Trains follows From PittsOurgh 655 and 10 80
a m and o % D. n daily; l0l5 and $50 p m. daily,
except Monday From Washington aud Baltimore. $40 n
4l5 and 1871 M sunday $40 ~, !. H. From 1 PM.
5I5 Clio, $50, si4 g2o 1927 m sunday, SlO. $40.
Ticket Oiees 52B and 0ii broadway, No Astor nouse
and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cotandt sts No COurtst,
Fmigrsnt Ticket once No Battery place.
d. NJ. BOYD Jr, Gen. Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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$40 o.Rrien At Tho Mayor

Snort cs"ss. g
Sf's % sI,on As] in' 'A''' 1854 ichmon2 sgt Grant
e. s s @ .s
1908 Iyddy agt Hisgin Mss"p ana sst fa'On'r
$685., pn SG'% ae. Soc o, the as raconcr
sGs7 S'as st sane a. as The Mayor
ACT Chamber PsSr at VU aS The
sss RS e. nq Sng .e S1yo
1881 Mers and Manurs Blk 1913 sealey ag Housh and
o. p p. agt Gerry ara, ,,s sRo. act, Griffin.
sss, ..m. al A., Same sss HGyte a. as
1918 same s ssi same sOlo Vail and ano agt
96O3 al Clark 1892 ieyy W9In ana ano
,1ss MeSGoush ct al AIT 1856 Berian sgt Eenner&c.
gao, yHs Wa n g az, sS 1 & al s Tory
so7o WOOD aaSf ast nv ward ARD. ~ C $ works:
SUPERIOR CougT-GESgRM TERN-FRREDhAS ana SfikiI ID
81 .schenck &C., sgt The ~ Kocswe,l ag Ms,oan'
., Sam Mayor aye s %G IS fnrcr ast sbesein.
81 -Nottleton agt Matthews A Fisher aga, hope NJ L.
40 hifars act davidson 49, Hall, &C. agt. sturges
sPEcIAL TERN-CugT1s. J.
De,surrrs 2I.-Morgan agt Dav. r.
3 Policeman agt. Roth ., ,r Con, GO. no, Wild
10 o9inger ct al aGt De -frlgsr C as''
% o %St act. Holmes. 51..wasicn I ct al agt.
'of'''"'i 's' 'i"'" ~. Ogden sgt Wood ct al
TRIAL TERx-paRr I.-MoyELr, Oh J.
l45 ner As sand 1881 sa14l,s sga h hs Mayor
1901. Marsh agt Hock.laed- ,oo. &c -, ., ar, Win
4i6 Anthony AT Mctiynn IO4O Brewster agt Ehrharit
n and AMI a ano 142a Presncr ag Meier and
si6 Plat aud ano ag 1855 jr. agt Miller
PArr u-sEpGwrcK. mo day calendar.
CoYNoN PlRAs-TgIAL TEgM-;PAKT I.-CHAs p. DAILY, J.
saIoe calendar IS YESTERDAY
2lO5 Ring ar The Mayor 1893. smith agt German EH
2t5 roas &c. asi The 1850 Fisher agt The Mayor
ll72 se ii GER an Dc 272s Brown agt The Mayor
1889 Crowei aet Jacsson 23I7 Walsh sgt. The Mayor
1872 Eanks agt James and 2Sil .Li,iispnse asI l"o
1886 Bro%nirg agt Home 2125 Conway sgiIhe Mayor,
l45s Eis as asi Morgan The Poole &C. ast
49, Jones agt Kelly &c. 1896. Ciilhoolv agt Prnot
asLThe Mayor sno Egg Howard ana
"" Is5 Kichr ast. OBrien.
EQUITY TERx-LARREMoEE J.
90 CONN agt 2l.-Goctz aet Matty
"a Bins agt iiossnbers. 5..wllmOnt sgt. Mes
Gam aet Bah 57Arlsn6urg at sher
10 r1n, fg, b ag poylnn SO Moore ag Mcbride
Prey Of Cruelty to 90 briggs agt' Jarvis
MARINE CorRr-TPIAL TrRM-PAPr T.-ALKRR.J.
3l71 Anderson ast Bern $500 .IIanley ag smith and
STEM aIl
iS77 Burden agt wood. 34O2 .koepler agt oC"nner'
$500 riftet al.agt Brush. 49,. DC. ~,
.g1 Merritt It al agisinft 3lO3 jaeger OF al dg NAL
3392 Horton agt McDOn- 49, dtck. o..
ony;, 34OJ .Adclsbtrger ast. Crow.
picn 1gt Opdykp eft al 34O6. Weed Ggt. NiS-
, 81 Crosby agt. Cole. @l0l : ioplah AT '' ~ ~
o.. Hanley Sgt. Murray 3iOSMc NliiNI at' " dihtl
Hill BauE. tai
PAEr U-JoACnDIsgN. J..
aSi4 Schubarh Willis. 5J45 ID o " n eln agt'
1907 Mason ag. Wrisity. 49, . y HFIfi; - 3,
~. al 80 1873. Davis agt. LOchIaau.
.af U-,g'r act Eanz. 3sSJ stone 4 ~ agt. James.
523S UincS and anO. agt $3.50 I'at hoi hs hoch "hu
Marks and an - dnp.
1852 Bfandes AIT. Schroeder jig IaNpIu ~; ii"t
wards agt. Sclmdt 3JS9h ,ITtt OF IA as' "'u
1863 .MItteT agt. Whit and Der
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Uairbcs, Jcwelrn, Sc.

nIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, and
~ SILNEBWARE bought and sold back when desired at
"A small watches repaired by
class wOrkmen. GEORGE ALLEN, No. l,l9O Broadway.
10Th
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providence AND STONINGTON
5alss bn Anrtlon.

A. MERwlS, AucuoneeT.
by BANGS, MERWIN & Co., 656 Broadway,
ID Bond st.-Saes Of Books Works OF Art Fancy
Goods. &c.
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Railroads. Fare 81. steamer Bklbbt[
p. N. --
II 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT OF Trains in effect August
tia and S9as9 Day GPfS' room
i0I5 q. m-Fxpress Mail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls
D. n~tbsiiyJ Fable EIpr,ss for the West, Sleeping
natl Detroit and Chicago without change ,,,., "a,
Trans 6 eI lSi % m 3 IT, Dis ana SIS n and il
midnight saturday nights only snndays T. gl1 % ,'
u lao 3 $40 $50 5l5 6'59 o:l3 1870 p ln NM
IL inshf faieson 5ij fiS 1885, 4 o. 10. 1915, ll3O
a H. Il noon :i5, s. {lj So $50 5. 30 s;l5 Gao,
doa 5 p $40 M aa9 AZ gini 3 r sTerH p MA MD
night. sundays B. $3.50, and 10 ~ m 30 p m and ~
% so G Ns%Sars 7S 3 I'd los W. o 20 NJ
sundays, 3 30 a. w. Warwick, 7SO 1913 q; m, 40 . m
Ky: iJi5 = a. H. 80 $50 s, 49, gnlay s,5
H Masnd P rca az PORT T JEWS 80 O. io5 n
4:ao pm S Y6ETfi sIq 10 a. a. 6 az! = H.
Trains leave for E cWool ,'2 Fremont Nya a H. q
and saturday nights only 1t l;3O N. sundays a. M
Sanaei spring Valley and Monscy, and $3.50 a. 9A5
NoIf-frains leaving Chambersst even or half honrs
leave 2d -. ueen minutes earlier than above me' iI%s
MINUTES earlier 23ds IS p connecting
with trains leaving Chamberss Ut ll;JO H. ana IL ma
slaepn Coaches he obnea end orer for the choosing
and transfer Of Baggage be left at the Company Offices
Rruokl,n ~. ami AZ the Company DrpOs 49,
Express from the West arrive in New Ork dt Zo a.
m. 40 ard 100 =.
$50. X. ABBjII, General Passenger gent New-Yofk.
lTOR Rcndout s. Kingston, landing at CozzenS
west Point, Cornwall, Newhureh Marborough Milton,
West PARK. and EsJ the steamboat James
" BALDWIN every Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY. leaving
Harrison IL, Per No "a, North river at T. H.
I1OR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
Roulout Oswogo Railroad landing 1T highland Falls
poilt Cornwall Ee"bur IA, MaDuruugh MtOn,
Highland (er Patzl. ard E,Opus, The steam Oat Thomas
cornell every Tuesday. Thursday, and saturday leaving ar
r..ou-5t, Pier %, y. H., at 3 m.
NFW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAlLROAp.-Afer Sept -, 1879, through
trains VIII have Grand Central Del
500 a. m Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
room cars through Rochester. also ans, via Nan
chester VI ---
special Chicago Express, W. otaN nE room cars
to Rochester and Buffalo and Niagara FAILS arriving AT Nj
aearJ Pals ~ D: Dr.
Loo n C.. Northern and western Express
f.6J D. NJ Nonli,. EApresS Win SIC iiE cars from New
YORK 10 t. hlbais arriving - Mo.treal 80 500 T. ~ -
GOO =. @ rcS, Daily, with sleeping cars oi WATERFOWL
and dIaudalgua
y D. I Pacific ExrTess Daily with secpng cars for Iioch
ester Buffalo and Niagara Falls also for Chicago wa boh
O D. ma Express with sleepin gears for Albany ami Troy
way Ii"iA' ~ P'' -''''' {. II. KENDRICK
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CfactT-PARr 1.-THE short causes sci Gown iot his ~
will DO called by Judge Donohno In Part III
Pact III.-posoHUR. J.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rdilroa0s.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatoDc
ID and Naueatuek Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Caharnep at 1870 m and Bridgeport az IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15
CALENDARs-THIs DAr.

o. .NaDUtf sou hGl. OaNtu-
port.
102. The People, &c, act.
Beard %. Underwriters.
III. .EtnCk agt. Eruen.
100. Peck al. Chicago and
Alton Il. u. 60.
lf3. .Boos agt. New-Jersey
N.d. Railway co.
I5i. .PiersJn act. stevens.
lJ6 Macy, DE, agt. Lane.
IFS. Mason agI. Armstrong,
&C.
lgl. .Kensing agt Sicchart,
&c.
2lS..iIpWard art. Crandall.
2l9. Reynolds agi. Crandah
22l Knapp ait Knapp.
223. .BsS,er agt. Drake.
POI. snyder, &c, agL BIS
fol, &c.
297. BiydruDergh at. The
Mayor. sc.
GENERAL TERM-DAvIs, =.
10. .Ierd0n agt Ilsley.
II Martin at. Low enstein
aud auO.
10. IiSril,OI agt. Van Vol
kcDburg et al.
10. Talbot AIT. Moore.
%. Da1hDninn agi. Schult-
INK.
80. Ocean House Co. ext.
Cheppu.
81. The People ex rel. MY
eTs ast Asten al al.
50. Sche.iey agt. Diciil et
al.
1902 The People OK rel. Don.
OvSn ART. Conner, &C.
iO3 Same AIT. same.
100. Sane agt iiUtchihgs.
100 Matter Of Peterson, &c,
agt. BceDe.
3. Matter ~ G. srdncr.
l.. Robinson agt. Bf! shane
ct al.
20. Linden act. Beach.
II. .Eianer agt. HSIniIl ct
al.
"a. Prouty agt. j.. ;. aud
81. :. Railroad 90.
20. Matter OF Lesendie.
"a. The PEOPLE 81 rel. Tyler
agt. Green et al.
20 The People ex re-. Vel
VcrtOn agt. Greene %
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-15

Dem tirTeTs.
IL. .Tallc0tt agt. Moore.
20 Pueh, &c, agt HURT.
LGW and tdct.
i2i. Bates. j.. agL McGown
81 al.
l56. Muller agt. Burchcll ct
al.
1G2 Miller 81 Al. agt. 5ledee
II al.
$40. Simon agt. Loeb ct al.
$50 Lee agt. AckerIDan.
600 Whitaker ct III. agt
Hunt el al.