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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-02

!. III You WANT good and stylish ladies' beaver
cloak for little money go to JULIUS MEYERS, COS.
Broad street.
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GOODS
CIiINCElU.iAS. SCErfNG.
aueTROCSERIS;S.
S:i'l making nunl.,erS OF those good, substantial
"a .imere Suits--weli leade aud ;wsil trimmed-Scr
tts u0l7
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ADIES' Black and Bronze Toi- aa

7 AIDES Black and Bronze Toi- <&sa19
~ let slippers, ladies' White Kid andeskzsSs
!.sns Slippers; adiesa White Kid and Jeans Buttop
1ses ladies' Empress. Spanish snd French Slip
Pr. gentemen's fine Dress Boots aud Gsitefs;
t-hts,Dens Goat, Cloth. and Embroidered Slippers
fciis Pink. Gold Bronzcd. and Pearl-Butfon Boots;
~. Eoois, Caters, and Ties; and a complete line
trunks. faises, Satchels, Bags, over-Gaifers, dc.
go a. GkIGG'S. Tenth and Hain streets. no IL 4
4 20 TO i. Il. TINSLEY a. COPS, 5ses
43l BROAD STREET, -
for the
Cheapest AND BEST SHOES s4
In The city;
II l%yond a doub. they have them: and FOR RE-
airing III the neate't manner that k the place.
LET each one examine for himself and be coa-
~.e1, Qel6
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communicated
Richmond, Fredericksburg ANA POfo'
mac Railroad Eoynpauy.


The report OF Mr.. John NJ. Robinson,
president OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, for the
wear ending 30th September, 1876, presented
to his stockholders November 18th. and
printed in the state Of yesterday, is OF its
class and under MI the circumstances one OF
the most remarkable manifeStoeS ever put
before Il credulous and indolent public.
The treasurer'S statements are made part
OF the report. The company has capital
of I5,3l9 shares of 800 each. representing
1851 900 of money, and owes a debt of
$I,021 .520.03, CARRYING interest at rates va
ryiug from six to eight per cent. per an
mum. and upon which the treasurer last
year paid $76.632.33 OF interest.
The President reports that the gross
revenue w;is.--.. .........---. ...s5oI.9o9 ot
That the expenses of transportation -
have Observation-Disclosures. l77,793 65
Leaving q net revenue eof....~........sI90,l75 of 90
Deduct from this the interest actually
pald.-..>~-....... ......----.......... fO,oo~ DO
And there will remain the sum OFF,. $113,543 66
aS net profits over and above interest and
cxpcnses--a sum OF money more than sllffi-
cicnt 20 pay Il dividend OF seven per centum
upon every share OF stock-as the result OF
last years operations.
WHAT HAS BECOME OF THIS Sl13,543.66'
Bs comparing this with last years report 1t APP
pears that the debt OF the company has been re,
Paid to happy holders Of guaranteed oo
of.ofI w
Pad 10 POTOMAC STEAMBOAT Con-
TASY. .-.................... 1900 op
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u, W. ipIGKlaRLL, Psesident.
II. b, SSEAD, Cashier.
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,r>lNr>S SUITS At ALL PRICES
=: 100 Main street.
..,-V-.T!SS WM. IRA SMITH.
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k'g.NTFslNe:.

,vf1AL CLOTHING
ANNOUNCEMENT.
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RANRs AND RANKERs. .
SITIzENs BANK OF RICHMOND. {

VI ..- & s, i, !.
SJrEpIIT i8uSS
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RICHMOND, November 3, 1876
NOTICE TO THE STO OF
~ THE CHESAPEAKE AND HIORAILROAD
CO3fPANY.-The annual meeting of the stockholS-s
crs of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
VIII be held i'll the city OF Richmond on THURS-
20 &c It'd j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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ATOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
In STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAlLhOADF
COMPANY win be held at the Office OF the company
In this city, WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF Decem-
Der, 1876, ut 12 h. WALTER +. Soi1In,.
no 2-td secretary.
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f PIzzIN1 has fresh eoSoanat caremes. cocoan'
cream candy. X. -
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Religious Liberty.

UNvEILlNG THE MONUMENT ON THE CENTES-
NAL GR0uSDS--lNTERESTING CEREMONIES
AND ADDREssEs-D EscRIPTIoN OF THE
GROUP.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THE VERY DESIRA-G a.
Il BILE RESIDENCE No. 40 Grace street. lY
between Fourth and Fifth streets. Apply 10
IL -. JACKSON EO3TGS-,|f Z
de e2.lt< i3|h 'tS- 203 east Clay steel
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J1OR SALE, two FIlsST-CLASSfEs
c.Ir 49," - n. RANSQ6s
ia q-ots 4. Grove road. Y
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sS In So0 per day at home. samples worth 81
~ w '9AO iree STINsoS * Co. Portland. Me
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NUMBER 35.

touch bin, until by the general voice of a
great party he had become THEN candidate
for The highest Office ih the gift of the peo-
pie.
In respect to the allegation that after
TWO years OF the income tax Mr.. Tilden
made 10 re.urn, but left that portion of his
tax which was in excess of the payments
Tor his account made 10y the corporations
whose bonds aud stock he held TO be as
seSSed under the law by the estimate of the
public officers, the answer is simple. The
sihiutc gave The taxpayer the option TO
take tbat course, and good and honorable
reasons existed why scrupulous man
should accept that optiou. Mr.. Tilden re-
ceived no favor from the government Off
GERS and sought none. He did nothing but
pay all they imposed on him. Nearly all
his lpcomo from investments paid the tax
through the corporations whose bonds and
stocks ho held without allowance for the
lawful deductions. On the residue. after
the lawful deductions were made, he be-
lteved at the time that instead of paving
less he of!ener paid more than would have
been The result of a full but troublesome
accounting. He preferred in that way to
be exempted from the difficulties incident
to attempting specific statement of the
affairs In which he was interested and of
tue corporations and business in which he
was an Investor and also TO be exempted
from he responsibility of adindicating on
The facts and The law applicable to uncer-
tain and ffuciuating elements during rapid
aud violent changes of fictitious values.
Tue law was unsettled questions of real
difficulty existed, Constructions were set
UP 10y officials which were often conflicting,
unintelligible or incapable of jus. or safe
application, and it was not agreeable to
make return on a doubtful or disputed
theory, or in contradiction to even unmeri-
torious claims made in behalf of the COW
ernment. Respectfully yours.
JAMES Il. SINNOTT.
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Origin of the "Jersey Blues

In November, 1776, Washington. with
thirty five hundred soldiers, entered New
on his retreat through New Jersey, aud
remained eDcamped for six DAYS. On the
morning of November 2S Washington
marched out of Newark in a southxeslerly
direction, and Lord CORVALLIS aud his
army marched pompously in from New
York. The British officers uuar.ered
themselves in the best houses, and demand
ed The best furniture TO make their rooms
comfortable. When they moved on, they
took the furniture along with theiriurgape.
British garrison was left i'm Newark until
after The battle of Trenton. Both officers
ard soldiers commit ed so many outrageous
acts that volunteer com pany was secretly
foI med to punish them whenever an uppor-
tuuiiy should occur. These volunteers
were furnished 10y the Newark women
with tow f,ocks aud pantaloons dyed blue
which was the origin of the name Jersey
Blues'-and were commanded by Captain
Litell, who distinguished himself by many
daring exploits.
On the day the British garrison aban-
doned Newark and marched go Elizabeth,
1t was noted ,hat detachment was sent
toward Connecticut farms, purpose not
known. Captain Littell anG his Blues
speedily followed them. Coming suddenly
upon the unsuspecting enemy, Littel am
bushed few men in their :ear and ap-
peared in front With the rest of his force.
aud demanded instant surrender
They turned to escape, and, finding them
selves thwarted, laid down their arms
without firing gun. The British general
was exasperated by iheir capture, and Or
dered out BODY of lIessians to avenge the
affiont; but Lit;ell goaded them by spirit
Ell attacks, without special exposure to his
own men, until he bad llem driven into a
wIetched swamp, where he compelled them
TO surrender TO greatly inferior numbers
Mortii beyond measure at this second
discontinue, a troop of house was sent
10 annihiiaio the ''rcbel devils - butsihey
in tuiu were routed, and sougLt safety IN
flight. - Tory was finally persuaded,
through tie offer Of a large reward. 10
lead three hundred troors to Littelrs house
III he night for the purpose of Catching
him off his guard. As they were preparing y
10 sioI M the dwelling. they were attacked
in The rear so sharply as to be driven pre-
cipitately away. While collecting their
scattered forces in the road below, Littell,
who bad formed au amhuscade along a
fence lue, fired upon them, and the COM
mander fell. In the confusion and dark
ness they were unable to form an estimale o
of the number of their assailants, and fed
like their predecessors. Martha j. Lamb,
an Hdrper's Maydzine for October
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How \ MAN LOOKS FOR CLEAN CLOTHES.
Did you ever see man try to find clean
shirt ~ handkerchief or something in the
bureau drawer where his wife keeps her
Clean linen? 1t mostly happens when he's
IN hurry, when he has got his fireworks
temper on. and his wife has got the babv
on her lap or she is up to the elbows in
douch. lie finds the white clothes ar
ranged IN such symmetrical LAYERS as only
u woman afterlpng practice can accomplish
anC he dives in good deal as he would
fish FOR nubs of kindlinc i'm "a barrel of shaw
ings, pitching every hing right or left 70
the fioor. Meanwhile as lie fails to get the
required article, Stewing and swearing and
Offering mp selected expressions Of relief to
his feelings in suppressed tone of voice.
and vowing in n way especially designed 20
reach the ears of his wife that lit does beat
Tie old-what's lis name pa thing can't
be pot where il can ever be found; About
this time has wife yelis out from below that
the article sought is right at the top, when
he sarcaslically wants 10 know if she sup
poses tie has '-got no eyes, then tears
around into that linen at "A more furious
rate than ever, swearing that the shirt amt
there, tor lac has got clear 20 the bottom.
And then he gathers everything up in
bunch and rams them back anyhow Just
as lac can grab them, in savage handfuls.
tearing around and jerking things all over
Win a hefVOuS iooSencSS. Then he sings
out IN sort OF abstfacted way. as if ad-
dressing no ore i'm particular, that he can
always tell where 70 find anything he needs
~ bis place of business in a moment. that
he keeps place fer everything and every
thing IN 'is place. Just about the time he
has worked himself into red hot worry of
b'niing-over impatience aud got tine whole
room IN litter, his wife glides in and laws
her hand upon the missing article-right in
the drawer where he lerlSed il out and then
iammcd !; back agaim-in that quiet way
woman has of maddening a choloric hus-
band into tit state for the lunatic sssy itl N,
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EXAMINATION OF ITEM,


First H6m.-This is entered under date
of February 8. 1862, as Fee Cor hiustees
and Master Commissioner S Deed, &C.,
So, ,0O0.''
No such charge was ever made, rendered
or collected by Mr.. Tildcn, or any one on
his behalf at he date mentioned, or atany
other iime.
The Instrument itself was simple irus-
tees ard masters deed, principally con-
sistiug OF reciials adapted 10 lie case of
railroad foreclosure, and peculiar chiefly in
the magnitude of the property conveyed.
The preparation of such an instrument
could form 10 item of charge worth con-
sidering in a payment for an ertiie se vice
OF years, and no specific charge whajever
was ever made for it.
Second lem February %. ''i'ees and
expenses, with reference TO deed Of former
railroad company, pursuant TO order of
court, &c, 50, 600"
No such charge was ever made, render ed
or collected by Mr.. Tideu.
1u point of fact ihe document. which is
not quiie So long as an ordinary deed, and
was Intended 30 have The effect of quit
claim, was not drawn by Mr.. 1ildcn AT all,
but by Judge n. II. Swayne, now of tue
Uuiied States supreme court. Mr.. Tilden
was never paid for It in any shape.
Third Ifem.-March 1. ''IFor drafting,
Sc., first morg gage deed of Ieconstruci ed
corporations, So, 00O.'
No such charge rs this, and no specific
charge whatevet. was ever made, rendered
or collected by Nv. Tildeh.
The iusiI uncut itself was unqnestiouably
very important one and ad mirably dawn,
but it was only one item OF coniinued SER
vice rurning back to ihe year 1889, and be
rules which would govern charge under
an employment to draw single paper of
this description have no application at all
III this case.
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MIR. Abram s. Hewitt, Chairman of the
National Democratic Committee. in a Ia; ,er
addressed 10 the public under date of ,be
2oth inst, refers TO the charges which have
been made in The Republican papers that
Governor Tilden made false ,etu, n of hi,
income FOR 1862, aud states rbat he applied
'othe Secretary of the Il easury for ce, tifed
copies OF :he income returns of Governor
liiden ana of Governor Hayes, which
copies we.e not furnished nor any ac-
knowledgmeu given bis letter. Meanwhile.
says Mr Hewitt, tue adversaries of Cover.
nor Tilden have apparently had fee access
TO ihese, aud have eyen been permitted TO
photo Iii bog a?h so much oc tbem as sui,ed
:heir purpose. Mr.. Hewitt then proceeds
10 say:
L addressed a note to Judge james p.
Siuno', who was he confidential la "
cieik of Governor Tldeu during The whole
period III which the law inpostrg an in
come tax was in force, asking bin 10 ex-
aluihe tbe p, ejended account Of Governor
lFden Iucome duIiUg .he year 1862, pub
lI"hed Oy he Times, aud furnish me vii IN
such explanation in legHth thereto as hs
neceS>aiy Familiarity wiz n The details would
e"ab!e him to supply. | bave his day Ie-
ceived his reply, pi eSeniing full and en-
a ely sa' iat.Ic,o,y refuta,ion of ,he charges
Of &c Times
HIS answer, herewith submitted 10 Che
pubic, shows hat ont of ihiiteen Pretend
ed nems OF income, amounting to $ 10, 900,
eleven I,emS, amuud,iug 10 SS4. 000 are
wholly tictii ious. while of The o,her rwo
ouly one OF $1,000 is entirely srue, aOd The
second OF $50, 600 is on'y partially irue.
] he following is tie.
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fl0g hair checked, t,,J bald
a. 'hough not always, cured
Use Nothing can restore tho
r:'' the ioIlicles are destroyed,
sala' atrophied and decayed.
s' remain can be saved for
: oy this application. Instead
I me hair with a pasty sedi-
VI. Keep 1t clean and vigorous.
ta2a'I use will prevent tn. hair
naS gray or falling off, and
fuy prevent badness. Free
o'' deIeterious substances which
'' PREPARATIONS dangerous and
-. /" The hair, the Vigor can
] ~ Oli not harm it. If wanted
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kNIY REMEDY
FOR
Eg7OTR SURROUNDINGS.

-rgrTr FARMS. especially adap-
~ fine VINE. where i'll il an
E.oo...s ana paws LARGE PROFIT.
| .Igaiap,ei 10 the gro"l III o. reach
aa. .,l.F small fruits; also, g trains,
va-1'. N."s. t. -
lr,r.,s r-Ju dOw Ie seen.
,.rr.N = only 81 miles south of
.- g,;irrid. in q mild. delightful
.,,r.y.ry doors Of the New York
.'rbri 'ilfkrts. Another Railroad
In N-s York. -.
psg.HEGIT-. Churches. schools,
r-s.sr-.> .rc already established.
rs..-l., uf ShuuS, Clothing, Glass,
i.srIo.ber things, NJ which offer
crn procure employ
-sHgurH RESORT FOR some yeas
-r.a .I,Trring from pllfnunnry alice
Y. .1f,~.n. ;.-uc and debility, many
.fwraw hpve entirely recovered.
ID Hotel las ius, Ocon completed,
-rf. With back buildings, tour stories
'.r, Trrrcr roof. ana all modern
nj. l.r the accommodation OF yis-
,rlRvLAND. S25 90 PER ACRE,
| f-.rr..sr.ufs. within the period OF
h. In -rj, al.mGre, % acies % land
,,.r r..r. will count al much rs loo
u9iptaI with Frait Growing
.-u.lGr with 30 Iu u short time on
f.-r.Ir|.ug>.
|fgr> uyE AgHE. and TOWN LOTS,
rr.ar lnudf-yIlir ana Vim, land. also
y..,-r. the Centennial Exposition,
.r fa visited ~ STI!l expense.
mrfs.rug UI information viii be
..,- uu application 40 CHAiU.ES
b. VlygrfvU. h J.
uv'rg is 500 Nt,acj from y dcs Grip
yr..rf. uIiI..u 10y the well known
.f >u.un Robinson, and Published
/ Is iHs Iribga.:
! a-n.-. vara " the well to Do sort.
asr. who have turned tlaii attcitiOn
E'a.-s .#T .rUing. have grown rich.
rH .r-g.~- 'r.H sandy to vlIyey.
gently l'gG.FtUg. iatcrSCcted with
rs IHH ...1-.uuJi wet meadows, in
rs. rsg. o- muck are stored. sufli-
-- a. Ua. Up'GHI surface. after
.rr.gs'.i rf It's natural fertility.
,...fr.sgft t.s most srfC.tSire rdc's. in
sH position. Cut suitable cO.;GiiOn
NJ ErH -r nat rra ku0r Of fti5 side Of
J. fr-.rrE Fs f1JH' some Of the old
JHst rs prof q big pF5dl:cfire
..-s- n t3s7ft .Et.y Or n h'adyed years
~ uauM soon discover the cause Of
hue gr'itv. Ire whole country is n
F., agt D.. .areuln the soil we found
/ r' .a.I- -uH-','uceS genera ~ in
Of U.U-.rc' raIraTgUus uIarl. showing
sr- ,1gSa. .u..r1t saflls. Of the ter
pa. .l- CAD lA.. mo,iE sr0sfGace is scat
tg-ri 'ts s5F IN II rel-g cOmmfnufed
tH .fa-ra. tHIritiOr no., edsiIg dssisr-
pr. F.s.ss g. re JIrMe5 dt ise& 90 Guilt
s-25.-ly.l
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Physicians and lawyers should include
actual receipts for services ren';ered in 1862
together with All estimate of unrealized or
contingent income due to that year.
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Ayers
air Vigor,
restoring Gray Hair to
lural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, aud afectuAl
Tor preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
ha'r 70 soon restored
to Il, original color
r'h the gloss and
lreshnes, Of youth.
Thin H. g. I'LL
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IILDEN'S INCOME T1y

THE CHARGES FULLY MET AND DIsPROvED
EVERY ACCUSATION A LIE-THE GOV
ERNMENT AIDING TIE lIBEILERs
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FEIT CAR ''I.TINGS. 20 10 IS cents per yard
FEIT CEILING for roun's in place of plaster.
FELT ROOFING and SIDING. For Circular and
sSsnple. aG,rcss -. J EA Y. C2mdcn. New Jersey
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p n visiting Cards. with your name nnely
~ printed. sert for CSC. We have 400 styles.
HI AgcHfS Wanted. samples sent for stamp.
" a. IL. FULLER * CO, Brockton. Mass.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

,,s. from yasssn salei ship Colchester Br fof Liver
pooi bark Ing (Cer.), for dn ~.
WILMINGTON, " g. JAN 1''-hfi'oa- sN~mohiP Oene'""
sor from New YORK
FOREIGN PORTS
or-rSsrowS Jan. 1.-THE White star Line steamship
.sic arrived here az ii
mis- forenoon, the wsy to iverppol
MOvILF. Jan l7.-Tho Anchor Line steamship Olympia,
Jan !, for Glasgow. we'd a this
iOm Portland Me- Jan Liverpool, arrived here TODAY.
pEyfrOl. Eng. Jan. 1.-THE steamship Great Western,
Windhgm from New York Jan 2 arrived here todqy.
T0NpON Jan. 1.-The National Line steamship Canada,
Sumner from NewYo Jan. 4, for London, arrived Of the
Iizari at o'clock this morning
DISASTERS.
Boston. Jan IA special slaich from Newport r. J.,
fof Providence scrap iron. put sGJur
night las and left for her destination sunday morning
O'Clock When OF Connicat and during squa lron Tue
northN ard and westward she capszcd and ss anu ~ no"
hc channel entirely submerged Messr- Wat rs Mlto
ELL wreckefE have gone this uOrnns 10 make afIeShs
Tor raising her. The cutsi 10y assistance rg
COnnicut Lighthouse Patrick Mungan the c0h received
injury tho head and rcmars a. tue ghthOse =,
DELAWARE BREAKWATE;, Jan. lI:-lbe sup JACOB v
Troop from CalltO with guan0 arrived mere a t m loW
on Saturday evening got YESTERDAY and towod to the
fOT Philadelphia tns morning III tOw
with feet in her hold She has an extra crew on
oOari - , o,-.-,
about u miles y l.. OF this bar
10 bales af cottOn the pi,boat Ella bales and the pilot
BOAT aze The bark Gaatdoa reports passing bark
IA thai direction, hove to- and picking UP cotton
SPOKEN.
S lat SO 25 long " 4o Schr Sarah Eaton hence for
For latest ship Ners Firm Pagc
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
NlGrble Gno Glalc NIanlcls.
Ecqnl NoIiccs.

GOURT or COMMON PLEAS, CITY and
GI:E, pa.utia AGAINST HENRY RtsG, GEORGE KOBEn,
MARY NAN DER BO -, ami WILLIAM g. NNS DER
KOLSf her husband EMANl III N.ANGLL 90 a-sgnre ~
tlc c-ic AMI sets ~ william g.. Van Der Ru, bank
Oi Nvwl'rs, arr JOIN NElEliAkD aui NJ ~ 4. VI.
SllWf hias Receiver e., def ndants Suui o. Re
.he-Io the dcichcauts above named You gc A'.r sam
n"rct and required 30 answer ~" complaint fs frtin1
of answer 90 the said complaint tho uJ-cUc-
l- OICt, No. y Cha siI,tf. Nt lof CIV thin
tWcrv days after tr service ht,t1' O. fur day ~
such serF and u yol t 10 answer the complaint within
Court for the r,' c'ualdeI IN the complaint Dated New
Nofk 18th OtttucT. l@sa.
Jo~EPH EELLFSHFGW. Plaiut rs huoruey.
The compliant Boo i above sutitl. action h,d lu ihe
olrc D t" chr 81 TIE C1urf ~ common l,as f fie G. ~
ani County Of Newl ofa, on the "a ar Nofcnlr, 1919.
ials Iavcwru iIalnfn a Attorney.
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
= petition oi the SLW.NOHK ELEVATED RAILROAD
CDNPANI.-1lc aL ief- cu"C Conn appointed
der and hy yrt 0 mad. In iur .bH.r 40 The
General Term 81 r toIrt u! t' state D EcY
tr' NrF Nor., ou r at- dgy "i December 1919 and
tir Ctis! tIr itli n. l.tDt l-Tj fn
lho pro- uouq ~ cha rtuG ~ tc laws Of 1870. % deter
whether railway -oicrri ~ r sti orders pult tO BE-
crus I, ant oir1', t} the Nr. lorh Ersatci Railroad
Company "f'i. t'Hr. ana 40 i. tntl av'au'- r-
rrf 10 u sI or ans -ucrnc u fr .ifiDn Urou eica
sIid oul'r- made, 'ic ret rn l in 'h' Office ~
tNc clerk 30 1 C aud touu, 81 Sew No tur nr~t dly
OF December. 49, fo hereby appoint tr .t ' January
instant az n'!.' l1 tlc forenoon 20 the 'v lfu iH te
q u 90 Nrw Nt.. r fl .Hd place w'ffi Id ~rtr tty
II Lr1r ~ l"!. iltcr"s,'i n sai uat'r-Dstei New
&iy%iE.fit!,iS' .,#,,.qrnrnn- Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
OFEICIAL Rrc0RD or MoKTGAGEs.


Woi 2daye 3 years GOO
FDe.c, DaN. :. ~ -iHma laUnl'e, n Of Cnat-
ham and Baxcrs,s inssllmcnts. ..'........ 5s 600
OF 2dsvci / 49,, .",,.. .' 5000
Donaldson Thomas and wife 10 East River savings
InsutatOn, OF oreeiwI Ich-ayc, = oi Jane-t
DIVES Henry =. ~. Edward Gale rcielre Of
Ham II, Of years. lOi9
Connolly, Joan, 10 Bernard Reilly, huispI-St
stalnuonis .....-...... 10000
Br.lujts Herman, and Wiie to Peter o Brjuies q
lStaNr, 10; / mOl. l,OI0
Bcfilger, Lloloid ~ a VI DTyfoos Of Madison.
14fi-st, 1900
Davies Henry J., IT, 10 l. b Gale referee, Of llttL
~, a. itiIaVg.
COicoTaH CaarBc o n, aud husband 20 James Dillon,
J3i-t, OF lufu9'e, years 1900
Tihy stephen, & Mutual LIE Insurance Company.
OF 49, 81, " ca 6ttaSc y'ar...-..- ..... 1000
Harvey, John d. toJ BuTc.eH, Of lst4veaad
sane lstavc u of SEN IL month 80. 5I2o
SCaye; -. 1000
Lee Aane E, 10 Car0iin, If Baldwin u of 119thst,
bet Avenue and ii arm luver, Ar. 700
Same 10 same oi lIJt!st, bet = h'cnuc and HaI-
O'D0nuciL Jofp, and Vile samuel f Engs and
Others, %. 35-t of H.aNr; 10
years. .... 1900
81. OF isIavc monI4. .....,....-........,- 30
= iiiips JOnn - - Frederick lrws, Of g,h..yc,
3tn and 9Uilst-; 1900
Warren, Elizabeth 90 Geo Johnson Let Il. NoA
IIlsel, Cloue =, ant otG,rs 10 John Ilar-cn aud
Jl~t ~ 2 1900
Mich, blc"cr Abraham ana v.ic, 20 sarah lI,in BaHn
Il cor ieAlg"'ft aid fi-'~t, year. .--..-. l2iiu
Ii, MY and Iadison ,ts &c. 3 y'ir- '.i.'. 5000
lOMca.J j. \. Stf Aet, u. p"y ii' riS,.r.