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SUPREME COURT,

nKcENr DECB10HB.
The following Is au abstract Of some Of tho
more important decisions rendered In June In
eases submitted u tie January term, 1876, OF
thu Supreme Cout. oil this State, held 1t Bpr1ug-
field: =
TIE wxsrERk UNION TELEGRAPH co1rpANy ys.
"- HERMAN LtLN ET IL,
Ffrst-Ths Legislature has the power 10 imposs TAXA
tton upon foreign corporations TO whAever extent It.
may n ~ discretion ehoosc. as the condition upon
Ssoaa5ta4er ths preyislons of tho "Aet for the
ores 81 IL III iaa ne.r Spffp u Eaa
zation hare authority Of law 10 azscaa tho capital
se aa5ss ID & s @ se
giving power Is MAKE such assessments iii rcspect 10
s9rEoFson' S.| enacted b1 or under the laws Of .h.
MORGAN COUNTY IT Al. VS. WILLIAM THOMAS rr
Fa,s-whsso tho County Court nf 4 county makes
railway Joinpsny under legal au,boftty tho contract
will be colalste add creditors of The conn&ny msy
= ny s.ae. Of ba sans aoash sb
company nlsy subsequently ahandnn Ill proceedings
under ~ chsrtsr % account of its insolvency.
stEpt!on by county to railway company, and The
ls*ue Of ls bonds. and placing them In Lo Aands Ut
she to Gon. ads e4tdos IL paysnt u u &. st
who trRtAfsrred his ttdor ~ third person purelas-
iaa The s.Re ". bs4 not .ter!s whether The de-
- tho dtdert operated equitable assignment of
s4ooo Of tue aub.erpou, which tho county could no
pay to the holder OF the oEtr hecass s subscription
WI unconditional. II the bonds were del!yeted un-
eop,'t!onally II payment Of the saIsertption, tho
from thd depositary, but II not delivered tie county
WY st bound on IT. satser1rtien,
had &Rtsc In h!a CONTRACT with tho company tu t.te
tbs bonds Ut oaunty which bad 1nade 81 .ncoutt.
tionaa subscription. sad that they should 10 applied
70 o sas. dSe T. IT, eny M sd
tiles !asupd tLoE buus anI pl4esd thsn In ha Lands
Of th!tl party. aud the contractor having abau4pe
him Vi. uraer on the dspoary tur t9.o0o Of tiess
bonds which W. fos work ons our Of ths county. ~
tll! pay foe what tho Company owed Ait Held that
longer hound BY H. aud lad rght u t4ok tor ray
mcut 10 any assots nj the tnllaDy, Anl not u.
topped frof, taking AZ orior tor a portion OF ibo
county touas fur what wal uH,ug him for work don%
'I:xsiis e4is ! Trs:s"t I railway company la.
no .ahot, ~ ,is!us 81 h. otnst ~ son,en, hat
unconditional. aud thettfors constituting part Of
the lsseta Of ths c9l shall b changed 20 - 70
or ~ creditors The fsrsldeut. aud ~ might ths
creditors stockholders u .hs Company, may bind
themselves to treat such subscription ~ conditional
tVth-An order If County fnart for The issue and
delivery Ut boudA ln payment Of snbsesiploo TO
1sx.y eo,npany ,ssed !h.t As prssdsu. e. Of Tbs
had Acs1 theit rUad uol contract 70 % eoluplsted
by given d4y from poaut in aljo!nipG county IL
II III Ct Y: u s
work dous III ths. county sud not e.swhefe. ana o
tpx extseed. sto tou1!udsl: II ~ therefore
dpfsd that ihars be dsliysrsd tu tho Company the
sulouut VI ts0uoo Ia bonds ot th!s county u aLi4
ats M ash hs bads .houd x RI u u
constructing .hst part Of ths road tn tbs county
| fsSth-Wa railway sampsay ssAsussd u dad
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THOR Antiquity md Oriental pcou.
Ainrittcas

THOR Antiquity md Oriental Pcous
Ainrittcss
81, Nicholas,
All over Tho East tho umbrellas has been used
fronl remote agDH. though at NgBt as Ill emblom
OF Royalty. Bur for Centuries past tAaao ,lsetuI
appendages 1lavo afforded shelter to all clauses
these fosvid cIimtB. III form aud alzo tho orii-
mary Umbrella is puarly 1lko o,lr brtl, but tho
material is Hil, or paper beautifully painted aud
GlBzod. aud thus rendered pretcoily waterproof.
Though not very durable, the4e umbrellas arc
light and .protty aud 30 Sory choap-about 20
centa each--t,tat QUO does not mind thcir wear
ing out occasionally. They lave beoh ma1e aud
used iuChna, In jus: the samo style. for fifteen
couturiea. and IN tho neighhotiug countries for
Tie state umbrella Il quito different affair
much larger aud Of richer mator!als. It is placed
ovcr the Royal couches, thrones, and chairs luita
~ generally na carried In the open a!r. 1hoy
are borne b high otleesa over TIC King and other
and "um umbtella-holdcrs are recognized mem
bora Of tho Royai household both In DurnAh aud
Siam. One Of tue humorous titles Of His Mai.
esty Of Biam IL "Lord of tho White Elephant
OF tho umbrella Of ssato, which It would DO high
treason 10 ruiso over any hoad bnt TINT Of the
King. II Is uf crimson or purple silk, very richly
en'broideEs in precious stones, lined usually
and aeed pearls in sxudlato clusse1s, and
trimmed with heavy gold fringe and equity lace.
Sometimes, On great occasions, umbrellas Aro car.
rictl in tiers Of two, three, And i've, QUO hboyo
another, diminishing lii a!ze toward tho top. and
forming perfect pyratnids while from tno rim
Of zach umbrella depend sooFea of tiny gold OF
silver bells. which, mofod by tho passing breeze,
mako sweet music, that floats uppu tho air lite
the Bonnds oi an Eoliau harp. In Durtuah tho
Kings umbrella Is white, and that ct the court
red while lu the Royal city, but osnwhare they
carry gold or glidsd oues} aud always over the
dead bodIes os tho nobility are placed gold um-
bfellas, usually tue gltt ot the sovereign. Doth
In Du1mah And Sian, there arc many state un,-
brcllas Ill Of procsoly tha 8ame pattern, aud
ono or moro Ia carried over the Kings head OIL
all occasions. whsther sitting Or reclining, riding
or walking, Ut home or abroad.
The Emperor OF China, who never does any
thing In moderation, has twanty four umbrellas
carried over him Wkouevss he goes out hunting
perhaps NJ = protection against Wild beaats
But then, a. ho has an equal OF larger number
10 herald blu coming on othoE occasions, We may
CONCLUDE 1t IL .outy b love Of displaying bis
woaith or grandeur In absurd display, 1t
would soeu to Us. Tia hhir 10 tue crown has
ten umbrellas, other princes and nnbles hyo,
three, two, and one, respectively, according to
lleir rank. DO ons may usually read tho rank
Of noblo he socs approaching by tho number
and atyto ot il!s umbrellas, ~ ho dacovsrB tho
rank Of = mandarin or civil oiaoor, by tho color
OF hiH buttons.
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Tbs Boston Herald says. "It was found 4
few days since that the real cattle dBekaa bad
broken out - Ufattlsboto, VI. oD the farm Of
Mr. william lsoharIaon, and Ds. Noah Greasy,
ths Veterinary pro!esaos 1t Amherst Collsee,
waa sent for 10 easmlue The case. Dr.. Crsssy
found that ,he affected her4--txsnty In number,
Of which sixtsan were aEeatad-waro native Now
York State cAttsn snd had beon brought from
Albany. having loft that city On tho 18TH. lie
found thstu full Of ticks, = SIRE sign that they
hAd besn In contact With Te1Aa cattle--probabY
in the Albany yards. Fiys OF then bid died,
and Dr. Uressy opened three Of thstn. lia found
tbs case TO Es tho genuine cattle dsahse-splsen
enlarged from tho notnas wslHht and size Of "
pounds 10 7, Mud even y pounds. lle found
aoyau more sick and ID opening okhass OF tho
dead cattle. Ha has sals1Ssphed to all tho AEsl-
cultural Boards In New England, wk,ntnR thstn
Of the exisssnas Of The d!ssaRs Ia 1za.lsboso,"
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ehc following vote:
ftns-Evant, Hyhn Phillips, Hleason--i.
Aast-Nhllscr. fotlkk, Mttch, snnmer0ed,


11ainca-h.
st'rEhvisoh's AceorSra.
'lu:tiro Wallace asked tho Supervisor Ia p'o-
Tho Chairman hoped thc Collectors aalary
MD 10 finished before proceeding to other
business.
jaasico Wallace thought i. was impossible TO
conls to Rny agreement.
Tho supcrs,eor nakod what accounts Tho
Justice had rofc1cuce to.
Jussicn Wnllaco-Ihe account Of expenses
Hon vere =! ked for tho other might. would
like to audit those arconnts and allow ybn What
Ia sWorer. II NO cannot do that, wo had better
adjourn and 90 homo.
The Supervisor then presented IN itonizctl
account, amounting to e2.ao6. fills report was
ss assa'f eaoa IL s s his.s Ss e ssra% ssps
tion. however, s2lo more for 8o rent o.
the Office dutnS tho limo tho superviaor occu.
pied 1t Was also stricken out, This lnrgo error
In tho Superstsor'a return was dccmod rather
strange and great tieRl OF talking had 10 10
done before tho Justices could understand how
It arose.
On motion. tho roport ~ amended rss acccpt-
ed md placrd on fic.
THE COLLECTOR AuAIN.
THO Chairman was dcHrous that the question
or COLLECTORS salary SHOULD DO taken up agnin
AMI ssttled.
There was dcop aicnco for few minutes. tllo
lnonabors evidently having hnd enough Of tho
matter for ono evening.
Ultimately tho roto on Jia!lco Pol!nk'e mo-
ton ,vaB rcconsicred. Assessor phillipB ven.
turing to take tho Initiative. --.,
Aesessor rhllips thou mnved TINT in addition
10 tho :sl50D na1ary as,tf 9ln,6n0 oxrcnses, tho
Collector be allowed Tho percentage for tho col
lection Of city tA1cs.
JrutEcu Mcccll was IN favor Of allowing the
Collector tho ! rer cont from, the city which
fFIIa Chairman tkDHrbt II wAH a Frfnntn
tingcpcy THU collection Of city taxes by tho
Town Collector. lie then rnt tho motion to hl.
low sio, 600 for exrensos 81 500 for halarv, ard
to releaso to tho Collector any claim tho board
crtle tn linn for tho collection ct my other tA1es
thRn Restc. county. town. hnd pntk.
The motion wag carried unanimously.
BufEnvIson's FAY.
Justice Pollaa thou moved that Tho salary Of
tho Superv!Aor for the current yaar DO 1850.
Justice SnmmetIio!d seconded.
ilo motion was lost bs tho following voio:
rra+-Wa!1acc. t'oak. Meect, Bumnerlold---4.
.,ats-E:aut, Ryan, Phillips. uIcnson. ffuincs--5.
Assessor Phillips moved that tho saiary bo
s2.501.
'ustico Moccl,-Doos that include Tho rent?
Assessor phillipa-ls will Include everything
except tic rent.
Ju4tico Wallace wanted 10 know what troublo
attached to tho olildo other thah the dutios hxed
by tho students.
Tho supervisor would 10 better ablo to nay
whon he got through, 11o might state, hon.
over, TINT area. deal Of hia time Haa taken up
by attending to outdoor roliof
Collector Phillips nado vigorous speech 10
show tho arluous and trkaome duties which foil
to tue lot OF tito Supervisor. They could not OK
poet man to work for nothing and support him
self? Somo poono could livo on air pie, but
neither he nor tho Supervisor posaoasoa that
qual'tlcation: dollar day Ethls with ilorco
glance at ro!Iakl wns enough for somo mon, but
1t did not coyor tho value Of ha services.
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foro Tho letters conl1 be rotten hold Of. !lowev-
er, they sero transferred. Il In alleged. to tho
hands Of Commissioner for aafo.keeplng.
TIlcv wnro not DESTROYED by Kimberly for tho
rcarot, that he wanted 10 hol1 them m a check
nrun FeEiolnt to rnmpel him to AGide
bv tho fn1a extstirE bosweon tho
two in the hanllug Of county
rrpplier. The lpraon who seaa tho ottors sav
tt,oy nro csriiclt and comprehensive. Hu IN \
gentleman Of yeraclty and Intelligence, and tho
tran Jury will fail III itr el,s II ii does not sd
hI@ Testimony 10 that already laken hgsinst Kim.
lerlY and periClat
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elsewhere.
A DEAD NAN'A MONEY.


Special Dspateh to The CHICAGO TT,buns.
DE1no1r, Mich. Sept. 3.-.rhe trial OF tho
Ward will caAo will come up In tho Wayne Circuit
Court Of. tho 14th Of tie present month. Coun-
sul for Mrs. Ward to-day tiled an application for
struck Jury. hs the caao ID OF too much im-
pnrtanco to trust to 3 jury drawn In the ordinary
manner.
Sreefdt Dftpateh 10 Ihs Eh,tnea 5tibuHk
DLooAlNoroN. ILL.,. Sept. 3.-Tho DAILY f:anta-
graph has been sued by Prof. Charles MeK.
Trimmer, d travelling music-tearhcr, who chrricn
on country hinginq-RehooIs In centra! Illinois. Tor
f1G00U, which ho considers but aliEht recon-
ponse for iu1ury inflicted on blu feeling, credit,
and business W the Pa,.lagraph IN calling him
q dead-beat and aotrel-topbtu lyfe, Nlitcll
epiti.ess we're applied tn htm mbecause lib e alleged
to have beaten 1t and other patsra ont of ray
for 4dvattlsing. The Fahtd9rnph promises thar
Its iuvasttga.iou Of him shall ba thorough.
sptcaai ihsp1teh u fhe Ch.eaoo 1ytbHn m.
DupTuuE, H., Hspt. o.--Tho Ercni,!g Itle-
graph OF This city d. A. Mahopy. editor, will
suon be called upon to shell out &lO,lO0 for
damases inflicted upon the character and
reputation Of Deputy informal neyenue Collec-
III j, K. Italian, by representing TINT Tho said
UAtlAh entered ka1doa and tapped tie money.
drAuer to the e1tsnt Ut eCU OF eon, Tha item
is sllsged 10 have been foul libel oh IInllAn,
aud tls latter IL determined to hare full apol.
oKy or 9reenbAcks--Le don't care which.
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An Assignee will ho elpcted to-day ih the bank
ruptcy case Of i. r. Duachtek.
Tic following cascs wero rcforrcd to tho Reg
istor in Bankruptcy for final reports: James Nc
Wbtnnoy, G. T. Thistca ct ai.. Leander Reed,
md y. j. plcknrdg.
surEniOH COUNT IN GhIEF.
John G. H1rCord b0gaA suit for 60, 600 against
Iteury l.. aud Houry U. Frank, Isalc Meyer and
Jogoph Frank.
The City Of Chicago tllod petition to ascof-
tain the damage for opening lIenry stroot from
It's present nas.crn terminus through to the In
tereection Of Morgan and Wright strcots.
H. Al. Smith aueu Joh, Downs for 81 900.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Charles Dennaly began suft TOT a,100
against Dahsef Dennehy, ]. J. Konnsdy, Thomus
MoDonough, and Mary Carlin.
JUDGMENTS.
Ctnoutr CuukT-CONF FEAs1oNs-Andfeaa Belts "
VAclAv Doleysek and Kste DoIeysek, sasa,0a.
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WHO OWNS IT?
A woMAN's TORN AND DEDRAaaLKD ATTIRE
FOUND IN STREET OF JAMAICA

woMAN's TORN AND DEDRAaaLED ATTIRE
FOUND IN STREET OF JAMAICA.
Yesterday morning early a track walker on the
Long Island Railroad found at the side or the
track, near the crossing or Smith street, In tue
village Of jamaica various articles OF clothing.
whlch had apparently composed woman,s
attire There was black alpaca skirt, trimmed
with black SILK; balmoral undersKlrt, u pair OF
drawers stesl.colored SILK overskrt, corsets, a
chemlse and one stocking; and about 100 feet fur.
aher on toward Pdtl tue stree, DARK cloth sack
anu TWO pairs oI SHOES. The corsets had evidently
peen torh open a. the rOSom with considerable
violence, az the clasps were bent aud
broken, ana the front OF the chemise was
sItlheu WIN blood. Ihe discovery caused great
eNClement IN the nelghOUrhOod and conjecture
ran wa as 10 tue cause OF The presence OF the
ciOlhlnR, Inc ADJOINING premises were searched
IoI posslple ueat ana mutilIted body, but with
out success, ana during me day nothing was
elclteu NAT served 10 throw lRh, upon The mys-
lely me police, wno are hard az work upon the
case nave several theories 10 regard 10 it-one OF
Wnleh, ana perhaps tue most prooaDie, ~ that
some 'IasL" woman was stripped In street
nRht ana mat tue noise OF the Storm prevailing at
Lle tne prevented any cries being heard. UP to
ltst evening no one hau Leen able 10 Identity tue
cotnlng, some ol winch was badlT torn and
nto sATeds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06
A FIEND.

ABDUCTION AND BRUTAL OUTRAGE OF A YOUNG
WHITE GIRL BY NEGRO AT BABYLON,
L. I-CIrlS-lJS THREATEN LYNCH LAW.
L. l., have been thrown into a fever OF Indignation
by the abduction and subsequent outrage OF
young white girl, named Ella Bachen, by negro
lately discharged from her mothers employ at
that place. Sidney Brewster, the perpetratOr Of
the ieudlsh crime, is q coarse looking mulatto OF
about twenty three ears OF age. Untll last oatur
uay he was employed by Mrs. balcnen as a farm
hand. Tue err Ella, his victim. Is quite beaut
Iul klrl vi seventeen, rather childish ana OF
Detue mould. Tne RlIl'S mother slaLeS tbat she IL
little supplemented ana can be easily per-
suaded. ON sunday night, alter PRAYER meeting
tue giiI was missed from her nome, and a yigllsni
search among uelghoOrs In the vicinity JAILED "a
notified the constable OF tue lUss oil enid. she
spoke learlully about tue negro Brewster, wbom
sue had noticed lettering around tAe place
sunday AFTERNOON. .Tle constable, III company
with several Others disc bYered Miss Balchen on
Tuesday night, at the house OF one OF BreWster,G
eompanlons, AZ Amltyville ABOUT Jour miles lrom
her nome. The girl was lying the bed i'll an ex.
haus ed condition. being
SCARCELY ABLE TO ANSWER QUESTIONS
put TO her. Brewster appeared cool aud col.
lee ed, denying ii charges OF criminal action He
Dle VINO with dllncultY succeeded in rSscuiug him
IRON the lniuriated villagers. VINO were bent on
lynchnk MIN. Brewster was concealed by tue
constable until yesterday morning, when he was
taken oe ore Squire James Cooper to answer the
charges against nlm. The case was adjourned an
I'll to-day. The citlzens are turbulent Ia their IN.
dlgnatlou aud have ioOlishY resolved 10 allow no
cOlOred man TO walk the streets OF Babylon after
sundown. one Henry Wood. sexton OF the col
Ord METHODIST church, was Violently nbbed fol
attempting v.nulcation OF Brewster ana mar.
rowy escaped with his lie. Brewster's place OF
confinement Is Kept secret as, II he we're discov
cred, all attempt would 0e ma0e To lynch him.
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BROWNLOW ON ANDREW
JOHNSON.

HOW HE STOOD ON THE ALTA vELA QUESTION.
From the Knoxville (renn.J Chronlcle-Ex.sena.
tor Brownlow's paperl
In one respect at least, ex-Presldent Johnson
was model Statesman. He was honest. What
ever men have said OF him politically, no respon.
siDle man ever called ms unnincnlng integrity In
question. lie Was IN puolc life almost half a cen.
tury, yet no man can say that he ever betrayed
the confidence of his friends by taking that winch
Old not belong to him. his character IN TINS Respect
was so well understood That ne was scarcely, II
corrupt proposition. This 10 one OF the prin.
cip2l reasons why he was always Sc
strong win tie masses. His personal
special weight, and thousands relied upon
HIM without giving questions much investigation,
knowing his personal incorru ptlDllty. lie wal
very scrupuous IN refusing TO give any sort OF aid
10 enterprises when he could not cOnscientiousU
approve. Just after his election 10 tue United
States senate In Jauuary he gave an illustrators
OF TINS. prominent poltlcIan rom PcnnsyL
wanna, representing company Interested IN the
Alta Vela Isles, wanted him 10 send war vesse
TO the ABOVE mentioned islands Just before tne
great impeachment trial commenced lie AZ.
tempted 10 make use OF what he considered Mr.
Jonnsou's embarrassment at the time In nc.
comprising MS obJecf. But the President
spurned MIN, ana gave him 10 understand
that his Official sanction 10 measures ma
winch private pdrues are interested was not 10
be procured IN mat way He always nad policy
OF ms own, taking dPelded rounds on ali public
questions, and was never swervei from nj, pur
poses ueHDelaie ely formed by the desire for per-
soma gam. by exercising frugalify ne saved un.
clent lon MS earnings through long public lie
70 plSce MIN above want, but was not wealthy.
what he had was justly his own, and he came Dy
every dollar OF IL honestly.
THIS trait IN his character Is worthy OF EMMA.
ton Ivy I'LL pubic men. HIS boundless success ~
evidence that the American people appreL late
Aouesy III tnelr rulers, ana tAat wnen they mud
and sRnpoEk
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FAMILY FEUDS.

Yesterday onicer Wells arrested Edward
o'Grady and took him before Justice TIemdn, at
Tompkinsvle, Staten Island his brother Michael
making complaint against MIN oil violent assault
anu battery. Mlcnael, VINO Is q saloon keeper al
St2peton, some time ago diSOwned his mother IN
justice HUgans Court, In TINS city, and ever since
there mas been bad feeling between the two
brothers. on Wednesday, about seven O'Clock In
the evening, they met IN Bay street. Stapleton
when desperate ARRAY between them took place,
In winch Mlchaei received several staD wounds
to the County jan, without ball. to await the &C.
lion OF the Grand Jury. Micnael's wounds are
serious.
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coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

MD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" sailing from pier 81 North RIVER.
for Norfolk. Cay Point and RICHMOND tuesdays.
Thursdays ana Saturdays at T. NJ, connecting with
the virginia and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coass
Line, Piedmont Air Line Chesapeake ana ONO Rail
ROAD and with the company's Steam lines 20 interior
points IA North Carolina aud Nlrgna.
NcMbern and w ashlngtnn n q. (yia Norfolk, every
tuesday Thursday aud saturday.
ieweS. Del. uaiy. except SturdAy. AT 4. NJ, CON
nee INK win Delaware and MARYLAND railroads.
lassehser accommodations Unsurpassed
through passage ticks ana bills VI adng 70 all points
at lowest rates. Insurance To Norfolk, &C. a per
Freight received daily a, pier 81 North River.
General Offices lW Greenwich street New York
\. L.. MCcREADY Pre- silent
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DEoPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA
L leaves daily, ate r. NJ. Sundays exoepte b. from
pier IL North River. foot OF Canal street. " ~
SPECIAL NOflCE,-On saturday, July3 ami every
saturday unu turther notice the steamers Of this line
TO connect with the lay norning trala az Al
bany Tor Saratoga and the West.
DROvIDENCE AND STONTNGTON STEAMSHIP 90
IL NEW YORK AND BOSTON
s1ONINGrON LINE.
From pier IS North River loot or jay street. the ella.
CANT steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGAXSGrr
daily except Sund avs, ats r. NJ. 49,,
$500, :, PRoYfDENCE LINE. -. 49,.
ssanabn per J9rIh alyeI i9et 81 kosinson sfGss ~;
Bhada11 ats ~ ~
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GTEAhSHlP COMPANIES USING LARG1ANrI
- ties Ut printing will hnd IL advnnta zeous td with
the MEfRUPOLlTAN PRINTING k5IABLhENf,
No. zig BROADWAY, rs It's facilities for doink a. Kind
OF work are unsurpaesed while IN promp
and cheapness II Offers special ucementls Of
LadtnR, Shipping Receipts Tickets Manitests kenrsr
Lists, Circulars P0gers Cards Waybilis every
special form used In The transAet6n 0l sfaf
urnuarud aud uftutad 80
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SPECIAL LIGHTNING NEWSPAPER TRAIN LEAVES
I'M uRAhD CENTRAL DEPOT EVERY SUNDAY
MokNiNG AT ~ MAKING CoNNECIIUN AT BUF-
FALO AT r. NJ WITH L. 5. AND NJ 5, X. Il. FOR ALL
POINTS VEST AND SOUTHWEST THEREBY En-
ABLlNIf PASS NGEko 10 REACH CHICAGO A 3
a ~, MONDAY MORNING, Also CONNECTING Ar
~ SPhNSION BtlDSk AZ / 30 7. NJ, SUNDAY, WITH
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF CANADA FOR
AL AZ ,, POINTS MT MOTH AND WEST ATTACHED
Also AIS WAGSE En- PALAGE sLEEpING AND DRAW,
II O'CLOCK EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT PAS.
SENGEks WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THE FOL-
LOWING PLACES
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4 OW PRICE-LONG LEASE-THE FOREST GROVE
IL House, furnished. 3 rooms Twenty-third ward %
minutes Irom Forty seeoud street minutes from rail
road and Is from steamboat: high ground, beautiful
grove, splendid view; all modern improvements; suit
able for summer and winter great chance Tor hotel
H Z. De CRAAF, BOwerV National Bank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-06
MoRoAN's LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
wi for
New Orleans and Texas, via Brashear q
commencing saturday, I4th OF Augusf
The following Al Iron steamships van form line -;
BkASHEAk
w. g. HkWES,
UUTCHfNSOS.

One Of which will sail every SATURDAY for lashear
road tor New Orleans and peints, beyond ato Nor
gan's line OF steamers, thence TO all the fexaarts
The steamer HU CRIMSON will sail fro1ler SO.
North River. on saturday, 18th Of August At N. Tor
Through bills ading signed TO Mobile CALVIN aud
10 all points on the Galveston. HarrIsburg adam an.
tonic. Houston and Texas Central Internata and
Great Northern, Texas and Pacific, aud 1ranhtinen.
tai railroads and 70 Indanola and san Ado and
all points the Gulf Western, Texas and PIC Rail-
wav, brazos santiago, Corpus Christi. Roctrt st.
Marvs ana Fulton.
Freight tor =. Marys ana Fulton anded atIkport
Lighterage and channel dues At either Corp usts
brazos antiago at the expense ana risk Of cotneo,
Freight Tor Brownsville MatamOros and polin the
inferior must nave consignee at Brazos Santid
Freight through TO New Orleans q livesIon indian.
ola IS cents per foot; 10 Corpus Christi and Rdort, ~
cents per tootj 70 Brazos santiago. % cents pert
80 INSURANCE By rHls Line.
Three.quarter per cent nett to New orleauseven.
eighth per cent nett TO Galveston.
For freight or further information Apply 10
CHARLES A. Whitney a 90. ats,
Pier 70 NOrtver.