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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-10
GOODS
NEVER were CHEAPER

1 HAVE now in store and would respectfully ask
an inspection Of my Spring Stock, purchased
az a time when the market was most favorable for
the buyer.
they cost to manufacture them.
A full line Of Notions, embracing many Of the
novelties Of the season.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES, White Linen Duck, White Vest
ing, Linen and Cotton Goods for Men and Boys'
wear
Considerable addition has been made 70 my
stock Of Shoes in good goOds, warranted % give
satisfaction. 49,
A supply Of GROCERIES constantly on had.
DAVID HOWELL.
Nay II, I:Te.
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NOTICE.

TTHE Partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned, in the Rim, Handle and
Saving business 10 Charlestown, by mutual CON
sent was dissol~ad on the Sta DAY of June, 1876.
The books and Accounts Of the late firm are in
the hands OF Mr.. 4. ". Cr2mer for collection.
c. II. MCKNIGHT,
HENRY ROHRER.
The undersigned will continue the Rim, Handle
and Saving business.
{. II. MCKNIGHT & co.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 10 the late firm. the undersigned asks 4
confirmation of the same 70 the new firm.
HENRY ROHRER,
jane lo, is76-3t.
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Religious Notices.

Rev +. B. Shepherd will preach in the
Baptist Church in this place tomorrow Sun
layl nth, in the morning and at night at s
..'..'..r'-
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LIGHT ( MITCHELL.

Having made a caange in my business will te
glad for all that know themselves indebted 10 call
and settle, as | am in need OF money.
April !, 1876. GEO. /. LlGIF.
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LUMBER.

dressed md undressed; PALINCS, SHINGLES,
a., &C.
This is the only complete Sash Factory in the
County, and possesses unsurpassed facilities for
obtaining Lumber aud FOR Saving, Planning and
working mp the same to order at very moderate
rates al the work executed in the most care
ful manner under my own supervision.
WA. PHILLIPS,
Bloomcry planning and Saw Mills, miles South
Of Charlestown.
Nay c, ls76-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-10

Nlcssrs. Dc8s IS GAlLAUEE have on hand
a Gae supply Of Harvest Goois-irom a Rake
toa Mccormick Reaper and Mower-tO which
uey invite attention by advertisement. The
quality aal variety Of tho s'ols-solectcd
with c,rscialv.ew TO meeting tbe present needs
Of the people, aud marked at most reasonable
rrices-sl0ulJ induce en- examination. \
g.eat many uovs,iies-ar;icles o. necessity and
oraamcat-f,r sale by them cheap. They
particularly invite attention TO a supply Of
Water Cgolers-ezceleat quality, pretty, aud
at pri.cs ,ha, put ,lcm within the means Of
a.l
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Spring Goods at Bottom Prices
TRUSSELL & LUCAS are now ope1i1g large
! ard very carefully selected stock OF

TRUSSELL & LUCAS ere now ope1i1g large
ard very carefully selected stock OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which embraces every article of fashiOa or ne
ccssty that the call of their customers may re-
quire This stock has been purchased With an eye
specially 10 the tghtness Of the times, and viii be
exchanged for Cash or Country Produce at very
small margin above first invoice. ln short, they
do not intend 10 be undersold in the market by
jew or Gentle, and all they ask from old friends
AMI customers u an early call, an examination OF
stock and list OF prices, % realize the fact The
stock is too large FOR any general enumeration,
other than it embraces.
Al the latest Spring styles ol Ladies Dress
Goods from picayune 20 d gold dollar per yard.
= fill and general assortment OF Millinery Goods,
fznbroidcries, Fashionable trimmings, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs and Notions generally. fall line
Of ladies Shoes, embracing the celebrated city
made shoe manufactured 20 our special order,
which has no equal in the market; select assort-
ment OF French, English and American Cloths,
Cassimeres CassnetIs and Nen aud Boys Spring
and Summer wear generally. Domesties Of all
grades and At prices less than ante-bclium days.
Men and BOYS Hats Of all the latest styles and OF
every auality and price. a very general assort-
ueni OF Men and BOYS Light and Heavy Boots
and Shoes, including the city-msde work b our
order which has been sold in this market for five
wears without a complaint: also the popular
Stitchdown and the best Brogans in the market
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Special Notices
Manhood; How Lost, How

Special NOtlcSs'
Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored.
Just Published, a new edition of Dir.
KIN CCLVERW ELLIS Celebrated Essay on
sssj the radical cure without medicIne) OF
Spcrmatorrh@a or Seminal Weakness
Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental
and Physical lncapaeity, lmpediments TO Mar
riage. etc. also, Consumption Epilepsy and FITS,
induced by selriadulgeuce or sexual eXtrayasance
DC.
Ey~Pricc, In a sealed envelope. only sif cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable Essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
ia; practice, that the alarming consequences OF
selfabusc may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the apph-
cation OF the knife pointing out mode OF cure
at once simple, certain, and ctiectual by meansoi
which every sufferer, no matter whOt his comet
ton NAV be, may cure himself cacaply, privately,
M. This lecture shoafl BE- in The hands ofevery
man IN the land.
Scntu under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress ostTaid, on receiptot siN cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS.J. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
~ Bowcrv. New York Post Office Box, 1885,
July 81, ls75.-Nov. Is, 1875.
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Wool Wanted.

4 LUCAS at their store, will pay
I the highest market price in Merchandise Of
cash for any quantity Of Wool.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-10
SCHOOL books AND STATIONERY.

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
7 HAVE jus: received from Philadelphia com
| pete line OF all School Books used in the
schools of our town, which we can sell at as low
figures as any other house. Any book not on hand
can be furnished in a few days. have also
large stock OF Letter Cap, Foolscap, Note, Tinted
and Initial Paper with Envelopes Of all sizes and
shapes, with States, Pen holders, Pens, &C., all at
low prices. Call and examine.
April $, 1876. c. /. BELLLk.
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NEW STOCK
TOIS RENT.

T.NEA Pans and Coffee Pots, Stew Pans aud Tin
I Cups, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
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The new firm take this opportunity to extend a
cordia and hosp,abe invitation to every person
wishing anything in the line OF Pure Drugs, Medi-
cnes dc., and guarantee satisfaction both in q"di
iiy and price. ,.,,
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ENTLER HOTEL.
SHEPHERDSTOWN, w. Va.
NOTICE.

Z AN prepared to weigh all kinds Of Stock
Cattle Pen isplaced upon the platform to en-
sure accurate weight
JAS. LAW. HOOFF d co.
December Is, 1875.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Co-Partnership Notice.

ON and after May Ist, 1876, intend associr-
Y J ting Mr.. Robert g. Mitchell with ne, and
the Drug Business heretofore conducted under the
name OF Geo I. Light, will be continued under
the name aud style OF -
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The mccOrmick VS.. The Champion.

lanes of members Of the Mechanics Silver
Curnet Band, Of CharestUwn.
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Schedule Of Trains
Harper's FerIy& Valley Branch
Is. - O. II. II.

Tlkinr elrect Monday. Mav ID. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-10
At No. 21,
FADY-MADECL0THJNG

for Gentlemen, Youths and Children, of Foreign
and Domestic Cassimeres is truly immense, and
embraces everything in that line from Sl.5O per
suit to $40; but the reputation OF the proprietor
of the Twin Fronts. rs Clothier, Is sniacient To
satisfy the public that be bias lei, ror'ins &c bc
r.i.ln1 fnr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-06-10

C,EED POTAT0ES.-Brow Beauty, Extra
> Early Vermont, Early Rose and Peerless, gen
uine seed, for sale by .,.
Mar. IL 1876. JAS. La" hOOFf'
, 1876-02-05
WHISKY.
Rehm and Hesing Lose
the First Heat.
Judge Blodgett Refuses
to Quash the In
dictments;
And the Seventh Of March Is Set
for the Day Of Trial.
Complicated Proceedings in
the Case Of Ooohran's
Distillery, Etc.
Ne|ke and Rutishauser .-- The
Capacity Fredericksburg
er's Case.
Adjournment Of the Grand
Jury -.. Freezing Out
the Gaugers.
Plot to Steal the Papers Intulpat.
ing The milwaukee Distillers.
Arrest Of Aid. Jonas and An
other Chicagoan for the
Conspiracy.
Negotiations Between .he Rlndskopfs,
Rehm, and tho Others.
They Start OF with Demanding
100000, and Drop to
$25,000.
Excitement in st. Louis az the
Babcock Trial Ap.
proaches.
Report that Mcguire Is to Be the Chief
Witness Against Him.
What Babcook's Counsel Say Of His Let
ters--~Ciyil Suits Againat
Mckee.
CHICAGO.
Excitement in st. Louis az the
Babcock Trial Ap-
proaches.
Report that Mcguire Is to Be the Chief
Witness Against Him.
What Babcock's Counsel Say Of His Let-
terR--~Ciyil Suits Againat
Mckee.
CHICAGO.


HEslNC AND REHM.
TIE MOTION TO QuAHH oYERRuLEp.
II the arguments on tho motion to 1uAsh tho
indictments againat HosIug, Rohm, aud Hoyt
drew crowd 10 tue Unted states COURTROOM
Thursday. tho expectation that Judge Dlodgett
would deliver his opinion yesterday morning
wRa tho 1neanB Of drawing together NJ assembly
far moro psetcntious as regards sizo and general
mako-up. There Tas reason for this. Tho
decision waB to DO tho first QUO Of any import
tancc In tho whisky cases. and thero wero not
wanting anxious ones, eager to 800 how tho ar
gumeuts to quash would ba disposed OF by
tho discerning mind Of the Judge who
honora tho Uench Of tho United ssatea Court.
It WAS quito probable that similar motions to
quash, based on lko grounds, perhaps, would
come up from time to tnlo during the Ring
trials. Tho d[stil!ots mud thoir counsel noro
naturally Interested In tho result Of tile present
legal qnibbling. Wore tho decision tn favor OF
tho motion to quash, It would not only DO VIC
tory for tho threo great defendants, but it would
Indicate q possibility Of other victories yet 10
como, iu which tbs second batcsiera would Of
courae exult. Their stock would Bpaelily rush
Aboyo par. Wero tho opinion unfayorabie, bow
ever, there would bo corresponding de-
predsIon ot, feeling. II would possibly indi-
cato that moro Of the samo sort wore
diattleta aud their counsel formed gooIlJ pos-
ton Of tdo Assemblage.
Then thcro we're tile gentlemen Of purely 1cga!
turn Of mind who fihyo no possible interest in
BionB OF points Of law. They came to bear legal
nicetfos dllatcl upon and plausible arguments
c1poundcd. They won't away eattai!ed.
Tho potit Jury mado up another large portion
OF the crowd. They weso there, Of courao, but
only few OF them scomod to be realy ,nterest-
cd with the matters upder consideration. Tho
, 1876-02-05
NELkE AND RUTiSHAU5ER.
:. u..t.. x,.~,-,,. "

"CAn tklk with you few moments Z" naked
a Tribune reporter Of Mr. El1ha 8hip1nan. whom
lo met il, tic 1ty0l
"Wlat was your maiden naluo I" asked Mr.
Shipn.a,l. -.
Iise 1or ortrr blnshel and slultdly confessed
Lis anta.nuptsat appe!lation.
II wept tu know ataut this AFFAIR Of M1. Nal
kos; how ho came to to to Golsen's disdtesY
as uauses, ka., !" continued the reporter.
.'What sbont It 7"
'Theso is stosy 10 the effect that. xhsa ~
, 1876-02-05

were knocaing down doors md nFcrtuwning
thlpgs gonera!ly. He did not SEQ Ms. Aulre,'
EoehyAn that evening. jfo Rens intu Tin VINO
roou, and found tile condition u affairs aa stated
by tho previous witness.
Cross-eya,n,ntt Tho breach in tho building
looked Rs il d bond had besn displaced no ~ 10
bo exHsiy put back.
AIs. WILLIAM cox
was tho next Witness lie wh4 Gsugor, hay
ing been appointed last May. III Octobef last
thcrs Oct. 9 and Z. Oct. thirty Htalnpa wcEa
purchased. Thirty barrela wcso ostonsillr re-
moved that day To Tho Iectffying ouso Ut u. I.
l1utchinH. ruu stamps nuteu in klle book ot tAo
Company wero pIaced On tho barrels N spltlts
by lnsA. Witness heIng shown barrol head
it as IL then appeared. IL was placed
sops. n, and put intho bonded Warohousc. oct.
AulEow Cochran took tel. bsEEaa away. a truck
ffou torn took tho ether tWonty barrels. W.T.
ucsa had charge Of ll,e w!us.Fou1il, and ITO onO
MAJ allowed 10 enter II. Ihnt day tnoFe Wero
wtne. room. tito ne1s day 10 found i!sera slr.
brooks. Mr. liuld. aud Air. Rudolph. Store
keuter. Ila found also tGn barrels with etanps
on aud t!l1 TWO bassea which 10 lBd loft tGu
nisht boioso. They wore Ill tut Gil wagon aud
carried down to"n by Mr: Brooks. The stamps
titu barrels taken tp tho lecsitytng-housd weeo
1to hsns otica found OH tho barrels il, the VINE.
1uaM ll!a uext day. Tno ton baTI0 ola th1t went
ort laa lenh in s'ncn Scpt. II, anu tho te,npola.
tura Of tlIuse toUna afterwards wRa waru4.
t,Vss-rIdiiil.eI Tns two barrt!s hll.,,lpl 10
by mistake Ilu haa en.ife oha1sa Of tho wlue.
5uuQl.
Nit. q. L. ho0T,
being sworn, stated that h. WIS Dnputy-Co
lrcto1, And hatl peun Oh dutv tmn setrs. Ha
kncw Andrew Cochran bJ HIH.t. lhe .ltueso
New-York tribune., 1876-05-22

secure positions for his friends contemplated
In conversation with TRIBUNE reporter last eNenin'
Mr. Patterson stated that it true he had not pcen
able to secure positions for any Of his RepuOhcan
among the new appointments OF clerks, inspectors "
"My nomination was surprise 10 me- ho -
..d Of frat declined IA accent The compensation IS
not rs large as my former position But ioT lnu
OF the good might he able to do the party ~ e the
renuest of my political friends agreed 10 Ido % III th
change I supposed that should OF course hNe @ nme
naming OF certain number OF tue cieIAs, a
prised TO learn last week from my brother 80 no
ers that this favor would be denied me- lhcIe Is - % W
truth whatever in the statement mat Dlga ~, pnnni
lieans by which obtained my recent appointment nor
In another report that have consulted my
oaTdg INV future action do not yet know what course
shall take as my action will depend upon future dewei
Oumcnts; but cannot see What gOou oa % o. fb eli
and the party good service by remaining Whcie a au
where can keep close watch over the m % NAE
the Board go far the appointments have all Dee muo
from careul selections and have dOub Il Is te pu
nose of he other members the BOOTd TO adhere 10 ts
conr n The future"
New-York tribune., 1876-05-22
TVN TTT " FT
May 20, 1876.
THERMOMErHE
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

RrerOo,t House-Sir sydney II. Watcrlow, Centen-
niaI Judec for Great Britain Capt Kennedy Of the Seas
CITY OF Bcrlr. and Ernest :. lnman of Liverpool - gh
Chester W. ChlIiu 81 Mds0aohu
sat's Washington Mclean OF The Cincinnati Ea9"u' r
Baldwin Of Michigan, eN Congressman - u NAT
tCson UiCa Gen. William Sooy smith Of ilhoS ana Odi
J.. j. Colm 0f the British Army ..@issH H0t', rear "A
M T. NJ Afullanv T. :. Navy. 81. Jdncs IoeI-ptb
ufus Sa on Major Thomas /. Casey, and Dr. J. : Eings
II Army 81 Niclglqs H8tsi-Gcn Thomas Ewing nI ONO
the Hon William BrOss Of Chicago aud Capt bDmNle o lh
Rrisl UIudSoF Iotsi-". =. kcycs Cent nilll
Iudre for tile Mining Department; H. H. Porter, General
Manager tho Chicago and NOrtl Western Railway n I"
Orlyav of New IamuSTr Henry q. Parker pi BOs on
- M Gmln HoVse-Co =. 7. :. IliNey u. = Army - H,i-
tiBT TobI-Srcctary Of state John BgcOw sidney lAntT
of Georgia and Alfred Wilkinson OF ~yracuse sfor J"
T. = Chaufrdu, the comedian CtGf'HdOH HOct-Ah'oho
Mantila, Spanish Minister II Washington
New-York tribune., 1876-05-22
RUFUS HATCHS LATEST SUIT.
HE WANTS THE PACIFIC MAIL MORTGAGE Fo
S2000,000 ANNULIED.

S2,OOU,UOU ANNOLibD
The complaint has been filed IN suit by
pnfps Hatch in the Supreme Court against the Pacific
Mail steamship Company and his fellow directors IN
which he charges that there has been no quorum lately
Of the meetings of the Board of Directors OF the COM
many. ONLY himself James d. Smith, Capt Riley ana
George Forrest attending the remaining directors sidney
Dillon Jay Could c. j. Osborne, G. s. scott NOW III
Eprone and Oliver Ames of Boston being absent though
II was necessary prepare for the election TO occur on
Nav 81 That in he has been unable 10 oue
resolution that the attorney Of the Company take steps
70 set aside and annul the mortgage authorized last
March for s2,OOO,OOO He charges that at the
time of the issue Of bonds under tins mortgage
the indebtedness of the Company was only Sl7OoooO
most of which was due to the Panama Rail
road Company, and that the plaintiff protested
against this issue as beiuG unnecessary NY HhtCn
claims that these bonds were not issued 70 oolla .o
creditors in order genuine debts, Dut 10 soSuc
debts which were be created after such issue huu M
fraudulent purposes The complaint states th III oIIr
70 secure the issue of these bonds TIE company sou
transferred and set aside TO Benjamin T. liam ana &c
Dhpu IT. White trustees for the issue OF thc DoIs' nc
following named steamers: Colon, AcdIuco Elua&t55'
Lima. City Of Peking, CITY of san nesCo NI 1it,y s
okio IL is also alleged that of these bonds te amount
oel 81 900 was not issued 10 bona hde creditors ahd
is now in the hands of the following named - CI
of the bonds held by VIM Heath Co. ouV pg %; I1
and sidney Dillon 500 by b. Ham and James A. nam,
comprising the firm of Benjamin T. Ham x Co, % ~
Samel NJ Mills a. Co.. 14O 10y Coils - Hunl' IOo
by the First National Bank OF this el'J' ia ~ O-''
T6e plantif claims that under the charter the Com
many could not the bonds, because they were o
issued to pay any outstanding deDt ne laS5 I o
cancelled and the persons holding the bonds Dc le-
strained from negotiating tbem
New-York tribune., 1876-05-22
COMMODORE vANDERBILTs RELAPSE.

Commodore Vanderbilt suffered relapse on
Saturday morning which preceded by a nigh1 oi
broken sleep Until o'clock in the afternoon nc was
uneasy from pain DR.. Bodenhamer made severa NlslS'
DR. Jared Lipsly who has been Mr.. Vauderbts family
physician for a number years has been IN attendance
during the past week, having recovered from injuries
sustained by being thrown from his carriage Dr. Llhsy
was with Mr. Vanderbilt most of Saturday afternoon
The patient improved rapidly but did not leave ms oeu
He however persted in the favorte theory of his, that
when the fire of his cigar goes out his friends may oee
to look grave and not before He smoked two cigars
and in the evening received short visit from Ills son.
VIM H. Vanderbilt William Turnbull, and an Ola fnla-
del hia friend Yesterday Mr.. Vanderbilt was sun I'M
proving, and in the afternoon got up ana WaAeu lloh
his ok chamber into another room. He ls somewhat
feeble but Dr. Linsly thinks he VIII be surely o 1eall
tbe nreyaruce of cholera. Again in 1888 when the
Commodore suffered severe injuries by railroad aceI
dent in New,Jersey, DIR. LmSy was ms mealcal attc
ant Dr. Liusly was physician on the Commodore :
steamship star Of the North in which he made tour OF
the world % years ago Commodore NahderOh' VIII '
81 years OF age next Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

pApID TRANSITeS RAILWAY OPPONENTS.
.Ns,vrR oP THE NEw-YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD
coNpANY To THE NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
The answer of the NewYOrk Elevated Rail-
road Company TO the complaint of the Ninth Avenue
paproad WAS led on Saturday The complaint aVerled'
Tor reasons stated in the opinion OF ChieJusuce Day III
the case OF Paen against the New-Hork Elevated RAN
road that the defendants road was unauthorized Dy any
xalid law: that it was a public nuisance, and one
specay injurious to the plaintiffs, aud that without
warrant of law the defendants are proceeding 10 MAKE
sscond track from FOrtyrst-st. to Fuy-nlhthSI anu
have dug holes for the pillars The complaint asks ta'
the whole elevated railroad be taken down, ana tha'
meanwhile the Company be enoined from going on with
its present construction, and temporary Ouncuoh 10
that effect has been issued with order to show cause
why it be not made permanent returnabe next Thurs
day
The answer denies generally any nuisance in the exist
ence OF the elevated road or its operation any ighe
ing OF horses or other which makes it spccal
nuisance to the plaintiffs, and up afrnauyely tGe
charteTng Of the old West side and IOnkeT fdehl ar
way Company, its mortgages OF It's frahchses a1u 'm
purchase of them under foreclosure py tnS H. bo
pany organized under the general Railroad ct so hS
confirmation of those franchises by commissioners dG
the act of s67 duly filed in 1868 and by an act OF lsOo
that under tins charter and the SUBSEQUENT 1
the company empowered TO construct optIdI w., az o
maintain Steam elevated railroad, according 70 tle re-
uurements and provisions contained III Ie tce' t iV
Batterylace in and through SreGHwcSt P anu m Thence
to the Harlem River, and also To CONSTRUCT ,
fnrn-outs and sidings. The answer then states
tIat The structure OF the company ana the Molh
nov in procress are in accordance with the require
ments of the acts and that obstructOns TO trYel III
ing foundations arc removed quickly as possible In
e01cluslon it is alleged that the use OF steam uuny
engines by the defendants has been autholized py M
ana it rs denied that plaintiffs will sustain any u1.d5e
by reason OF the acts of defendants 1t Is asserted thSt
the work will be great public benefit and that
have remedy at law for any OF the wrongs OF WHICH
they complain and are not entitled To an llJullctoh
The case comes up to-day on motion To nOuy tle III
junction so to allow the Defendants 10 Jay -
tiOns n the holes already dug, and on THURSDAY on tuc
motion TO continue the main injunction which lbNol!es
the whole question Scribuer d Robinson appear lol tlo
Ninth Avenue Railroad Company; E. C. DeiaYan ior inc
New-YOrk Elevated Railroad.