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New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Leave New.York from foot OF DesbrOsses and Cort
a5 a. m fol Washington and the West Through from
NeN.IOrk u " aslungIOn Pullman seeptrs day
cara from Baltimore To Pittsburgh Chicago, Cincinnati
&c train makes close connections for Columbus
Indianapolis Louisville, and New.Orlesns.
and Jew orleans; Pullman parlor from Now. York
Washington.
s:ss D. M daily for Washington. the South and West
Pullman sleepers To " sslngtOn and fro Baltimore
CINCINNATI, st. Louis. &c, making close oOnnec Un5
Louisville, indianapolis the south
Connects at Mashin gton with trains for Richmond.
Lynchburg Savannah, FLORIDA, New 0rieans and the
South. Through sleeper Bal timore and Now.Orleans .
For through tickets please call AT COnpanys Offices 20
35 and 25o Broadway New-York. and AZ ticket ohees
foot Of Cortandt and and depot Jo n.y.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND ONO H. Il
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
II WINTER ARRANGEMENT: -
Commencing Oct 10 1875. Trains leave Huntef foans
follOwsi
800 a. Express mail for 0rsenport sag uArbor and
i06o tn Mail train for Port Jefferson Locust Valley.
ii 40 a m Accommodation FOR Hicksvie and Hcmpstead
m.--Expess for Greenpoet sag Harbor Locust Val
ley. Hampstead. aud k0cAawry. - . ,,.,, -.
l30 p Express for Port Jenerson Locust Vauoy and
$50 D. m-EIpress Valley Hempstea and Roch
s3n m-Accomnodation for Northport and HempsteaA
Trains leave hourly Tor FushinE from $3.50 70 73v
m, and at 0. io:so and iia, m mIn.,x.
900 q n.-Tor Port Jsnsrson Locust valley and Hemp
6,s0 D. For Nortbport, Looust Valley. and HcmIsteat
M.bAfDkh. 0snsra anAxer.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Y. Y. Jan. 2O-In the Court of Appeals,

Albany n. Y, Jan. 2O.-In the Court of Appeals,
THURSDAY, Jan. 2Oi
No l3t-NIn. MOrhorst. respondent agt The Newf fork
Central and Hudson River Railroad GO m ANY, appellants
Argued BY a. H. lanng Of counsel for appellants ANA JOhh H.
Mnrtindale for respondent.
No G9-Wn j. tOmns ct al. appellants agt. The Board Of
Supervisors Of Jefferson County slOndentsSubmed by
appellants and argued by George Comstoek Tor respond
ents.
l43-The STANDARD OH Company. appellants agi The
Triumph Insurance Company. nspOhdrnls-AfSued ny y.
Hand II counsel for appellants and by James Euo Tor re-
sp,ndeDtS.
NO IS2-Elias g. Brown, appellant. ag Horny J. Nosen.
by A. = ffker OF COUNSEL Tor
apusllants ard by ;. Hand for respondents
Proclamation made and the Count adjourned
The Is the Day tairndar Court of Appshs Tor
Friday Jan II. 1876 Nos 5l l5 lo7 IA, l40 100 l1d
lA
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
USING IMPuRE VACCINE NATTER.

Gerge Hallowell, as guardian for Alice T..
Uaowell, brought suit in 1874 against the city. chnrg
Ing that his house had been invaded by DR. Brown.
Sanitary Inspector OF tho Health Board, who, by tho
orders OF that Board and under the compulsory law
istng at that time. now, had vaccnated his ward
using impure vaccine matter, from which she had
tractnd an incuratle ease Of scrofula He was non
suited the ground that the city not responsible
He brings suit In the superior Court aga nst the
Health Board "a department OF the Government, and
claims $50 damageH The evidence produced in
1874 clearly shows that the scrOfuln from which
tho young lady suffering Is directly attributable
~ the Of impure matter.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

The appeal of John Dolan, convicted OF the
murder OF James Noe. argued yesterday before
the Supreme Court, General Term, by William 7. Howe
for the condemned man. and Mr. Phelps for the People
The points ~ to the legality Of the calling OF the grand
and ordinary jures which indicted and tried Doan were
presented argued, they had been already lie
cfded by the Court The chief point presented that
the ind Siment was faulty that its counts might DE
uerur cover several crimes loss than murder and
vet charged murder and TINT the transfer Of tbo
from th Court OF General sessions the Court Of Oyer
ana TerIniner without DOlans consent void Tho
Court reserved Ito decision.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
slit FOR SALARY DEDUCTED.

The suit Of &. X. Ackcrman against the city
was tried yesterday before Judge Monoll In Superior
Court Trial Term and IL In degree representative
suit Mr. Aekerman employed In the Controllers
office in 1874 at - 7JO per In that year the ap
propraOn being insufficient the snaIcs OF all the ON
poyes OF certain class, including Mr Alderman. were
reduced 20 per cont Tor five months. Mr. Alderman
took hs pay as he claims under protest and sued for
tine amount deducted during the FIVE mouths Sl45 40.
The defense showed that Mr.. AckcrmIn himself had
mad, M tho monthly paYrul- showing the deduction,
and the court charged that n Mr. Alderman had ac-
uucsccd IN the deduction after he knew ~ II he coulh
not recover The jury gave him verdict for the hrt
months deduction, amounting with interest TO w. 2I'
WI does carry costs
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
TIE KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

At meeting of the Kings County Board OF
Supervisors yesterday the Committee on Lamps and Gas
reported that the cost of lighting the county buildings
for eight months 286l4 80, which was declared 10
be exorbitant. Committee OF Five was appointed 10
seo what action could bo taken to crtail expenses
communication was received from the Commissioners OF
Charitic. recommending the reconstruction Of the build.
lately destroyed 10y fire. The report or the heelet OF
the Pentcntiary showed that the monoy earn Dy tuc
prisoners during December ~ 2J7 81. There Wero
42G prisoners employed at contract labor Inc court
house Committee reported that only 700 remained ul-
exprned OF the 500 900 appropriated for Courthouse
purposes during the fiscal year beginning Aug. l.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
P4S9ENGERS ARRIVED.

Prom GLASGOW-Tn steamship Stqte Q Psnnsyydnia
Ian 20 -Iey A. Brydie TIus H. Field Geo u. seymour,
Tho- llggaus uay,d Mckann Mrs Osborne anl laminy'
Nr Janet CObnrn. Mathew CObufn, Mrs MartLa squire
Miss -usinua orr. - on
PROM HAMBURG-In steamship Rtopstocf, Jan ~.
~teinbacn, Bustay Eeise, with. 1humsen, Aihr1
schneider Emanuel BOas. Marco Manuel Diaur. - oo
FROM ANTWII.F-Ia steamship SUitseTt0nd jan ~
Cla c,ine. Mira Laura luelnz Master Albert lueR
ing Mns Antinetta Muller MIS- " DOL M,s anna Al5ot'
Mis- D. Lctendro Mrs Pregcl NJ Mirth capt Ihomas d.
curtis, capt ID. n. Wilson -, -, On
FK0M fIAYANA-In sisqishfp Guy 0f Nsc York, Jan 20
Dr. l. \. Sayrr. WIN O. Greene, Ios T. = iS',
laItley Duma5o Lame vicente o. Mdclas Juah
X. III sucIa, Martin Abrtt
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
EQUITY TrRn-JosEPB r. DAILY. J.
MARINE UoURT-TnAL TERM-PART

MARINE CouRr-TmAL TERM-PART L-sHRA. Ch J.
e-3a Johnson aet Kearney. 372i.. Marks agt. Weth
oo90 EciIv apf Underlll 3730.. Kurl agt. SchnlLe.
Sleryns; at o aRt Mar. 1863. agt kiernan
O-'' ouat 33l9.. .FTieillnier and
6inR w,nsns agt Fried.au agt. Epstein.
C2GG Day NJ Hard 6l63. .Blssert sg" Dohhehy
6224 Isaacs ct al ag- Bern. .. - anu aho r.,,ou,
2-os Chauman art simon 37O9. Holmes agt EickLoh
37U7. Dol ag. Elata
GxyRR.1 s-GupRRsLEgyE J-James Simpson feo-
n,ons ssa and ba James Murphy John Curley, John
Keenan,. Philip Ku VIA am kTll. Josenh C9lhsi, 9Ian %
McAlcer, William Burg, burglary; Franz ENNIS lnonas
vine Lizzie Cutler James Rooney John Mooney o
McCuun James Ryan, David Murphy Michael ROACH as
Cuum grand larceny; James Quirk, petit arcenyi "a'er
ByTnes, Margaret Ahearn assault ana battery.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 20-The following is the cal-
endar of the supreme Court General for Friday Jan
81 Nos 20 60 o. 09 IO{ 3O 80 81. 49, 49, 49, no. ~
81, I23, l2G, III, l2S. I3l, l32, and lSj.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
RESISTING AN INCREASE OF GRAIN RATES

A meeting of the receivers of grain was held
yesterday afternoon at tho of the Board of Man
ayers Of the Produce Exchange. william II. Phillips
presided and Mr.. Hazetne offered resolutions. which
adopted that the receivers should resist the pro-
posed increase In the rate for eievatng and weighing
grain from q cent each per bushel TO cent An agree
ent was made not 10 pay more than Z cent the agree
to DO binding after 10 has received the signatures
threefourths Of the receivers of gru belonging to tue
Exchange. L. Hazeltine, w. g. Preston. and j. II. Her
rck were appointed Committee 10 obtain signatures TO
the document
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
6isamboGts and Railroads.

EENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEoT.-Passeuses
Freight n New York. foot vi Liberty ST. Connec
with oOuih Branch RI at Hampton Junctios
with Dei Lack. and West r. r. at PhpsbuIg with ehish
nsouehanna Division so with Lehigh Valley Railroad
Direct line to HaIisbaT PsSgrgh and tho West aso "
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. ]. ls15.Leave New YORK AZ follows;
go m.-NKws TRAIN tor Easton Beiviiers Bethlehsm
Bath Alentown Mouch chunk. Tsmaq1A TAnsaend, Wilkes
barre Potsville, Scranton, Sc ~,
6l5 a. m.-Way Train for Dunelen.
745 m.Way Train for Bloomington and Easton. connects
st Junction with Del. Lack. and Wost H. r.
900 m. MoRNIsG EXPRESS daily lexcept Sundays) fof
Fason Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects al
Easton for Mauch Chunk Tanaqna Towanda wnkesbarrs
Pottsviie, Scranton Dsnvile WillamspOrt &C.
IOl5a m.-Way train for Somervile and FleniDgton
100 o. m-ExPREss for Flemngton Easion, Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Mahanoy city. IIazleton Wilkes
BARRE Reading Columbia Lancaster EphratA Pottsvine
245 D. n-ExPIEss for Easton. Beyidcre, Bath Mauch
Chunk Wi kesbaIre and scranton
$50 p. m.-Way train for Dnnollen.
fr|nk Connecy At function with Dell Lack aud West X Il
4 80 D. m-Way train for soneryille and Flemington.
500 D. m-Way train for Dnnellen ,.... .u..-
5l5 D m.-EyENISG EXPRESS daily f0r fastoh Aienovn
mauc Chunk Wikssbarre Towanda, Roading. and UarrS
b.3o o. m-Way Train for somervle
500 D. m.-Way Train for Someryfle.
n-Way Train for Dunelen.
700 p'm-Way Tram for Sorneryuo.
$50 D. m-FOr Easton.
93O >. m.-Way Train for someryle'
1900 D. m.-Way Train for Dunellen =. a.. a.
For EI zaLeth at 630, 6l5, 6;35. Z, 78o 745. $40
sSo s sST S i9s sis iiG 40 las. s. s5 b5o 5a g. Si
$50 I, 71O s3O $50 1880 LIE ~ p m. sr, and Enc
III p.rnu,x ce,eraI Psssencer A gent
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
THE WILL OF AN ANDERsoNvILLE MARTYR.

When Capt. John Burk of Company A. Goth
Regiment Of Pennsylvania Volunteers was at Anderson
Vile Prison, where lie died. he made u will bequeathing
his small property to his relative Bernard Mckevit
The witnesses OF tho will two members OF the 9th
Regiment OF Kentucky Volunteers, and II s written
OF paper. The VIII offered yesterday
10 surrogate Hutchigs for probate Tho testator
resident Of this city, whore ho was known Andrew
Mckeyltt.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

POR IrAMBU RO-- IN sferBshfp Geert Jan. Cor, Gold
enhorg Mis- n. Schneider y. W. kelheld iay ane
cl Id Skuruck. Miss EmmS Bruckher, aIi hgVheI
and lady. MISS hugusie KAISER bliss lHo..t
Irer Mss Keller Miss Goldberg. foter hAhper
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
Gleamboals ano Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
ID and Naugaiuck Railroads. Faro 81 Steamer BkI DGE
PORT leaves at IL noon, and BTdseporstl
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

Ann ri..s 7is sur sots. 8 90 Moon rises.... 332
uI.n WAIER IHls DAY-A N 80
Sandy Hook 81! Cows Island. 356 Hell o. Ferry o4o
Hisn WAFER DAY.. v
sandy Hook 3Sl Cows island All Hell O. Ferry 6lb
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

An Hishman being bound over "tO keep tho
peace against all Her Maiestys SUBJECTS" muttered,
"HeaYen help the first foreigner meetp'
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
CrRIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. ..
and &c Chicago Day Esprs's - asa.%
io45 a m-Express Mail for Buffalo and Niagara FallA
Shaping Coach 70 Suspension Bridge. -, ,,
COACHES M nr Bno i Nsrs ts % caen
Cleveland and chcsgo without change also Hotel dining
s"i ,S Pses' saa s for ssrs s.s
Ia= fsS i 5 F,1 eR5 Fef;' 3 ' S
i%S Fser.s" saney4 s4 sS 3 "a 3d. a. o. o. dt5 5 s YsS o 10
e nqSe S m 3 s,' assy sS tyP S2n. q sS On SsG
sandsys "a S6,9 9 iaS ase lis3 M sas
5aiS Ss 9o @ Ss5 $ S,,sD y
ssG 7s io5S S !SsS ssS "a ,Sfgss, sSS Si
4so ~ snndsys 800. 10 a. m, p M MI Nldd,lstown.
So h. St2 Gs a. n and 'l iy III faSs CONNECT S with New
10 o. JOS ni 40 p Sundays SSc. 10 a. and
Trains leave fS EnscT9c o. SF Fl f:rnon xy,c
6:3O $50, 7SO NJ ami Saturday nights only at IS0
Ssass $gEas Valley MSassy ea5a M aaS2%
leave 25ist httceS minutes earlier ihsa above smo trains
sy5s G,m'Ss s. on gaTe, S9s M gS m 81 a m
with trains leaving chambersst at ll5O p H. and ~ mid
for passage and for agarmeps IN Drawing O@ and
and IsSserei baggage may Comps1y oiio
Nos 299, 40l y2e and 9j7 Broadway No , 'Courtst
Express from West arrive In NewYork ct 72s
no r. XBBo "a General Passenger Agent New York.
FALL RIVER LINE.
Il REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTON
s4.0O FIRST CLASS.
THE MAGNIt ICENT STEAMERS
NEwPOBT AND OLD COLONY.
From Pier 49, North River foot Of Murrsyst,
DAILY SUNDAYS exceptei) at 4;3O D. m,
Tickets and sateom secured principal hotels and ticket
Offices the pier and serrners. GEORGE l. CONNOR
Pass. Agent BORDEN q LOWELL, Agents.
ETIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
H AKRAN EMENr OF PASSENGER TRAINS, Aug 3
ls7j-Leave depos foot of Corsud and DesbIosse sis
for Est0n Bethlehem, Allentown. Msuch CHUNK.
Carmel, WkesbSrre. pittston, Ena &C. connecting with
trains or Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fs
p m for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Msuch Chunk.
UaSetOn Mahanoy Ciy Shenandoah Wkesbarre Pittston
Tnmshanaock &C. maAng close connections for Reading.
& p. m. Tor Eason. Bethlehem, Allentown, and Mauch
8 20 D. M Nsht fxpress day for Eason Bethlehem. Al
lenown Nauch lunk. MilkcsbaIre tltttO1, Enr4 &C,
connecting with trains Ithaca AuDaTn, Ocheser Bd1ao
NngaIa Falls and tho W.st Pullman 5 seel linS S1a.nes
aaened ROB'P III. sAfkt sup aid Engr
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 3. Steamers leave PoeksiD for keg.Haven At
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER kAlLl0AD.-Aiter Jan. !, 1915, through
900 M, Chicago and Northern Express with drawing
10 30 m spee Chicago Express with DRAWN groorI
ii Go a. m Northern and Western Express
York 10 st. Albaus. arriving st Montreal az 50
600 m. Express IN sleeping care LOT "atcrtown and
500 p M. Pacific Express Daly with sleeping cars for
Al ~ Tor C6icseo va both t. = and " c. RsilroaiS
100 D. m Express tn sleeping for Albany and Froy
Way Trains as per Local TINS Tables ,,p>,n,,cv
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
PART IIL-aHERIpAN. ].


a,eI ytihbIsr AZ nj art IL l. 81 Oechs agt Kurt1
o~~'-'-xvt xvnrt. b77s., De Embil agt. MafinJr
aIoa oren Al nj azt Oain. 6-7l ymaD agt Newhaus
"'""''" Ian 62lO. Miller AIT Carpenter.
e.ao rnii,nS 81 Jost BIOS. Miller agt Robinson
6Jo7. Lewis 1t a. agt Hoeh- -o - anu sno an Ioo
stsdter. offV..boussooik %" ~~
64S3 CEingan ag. Cornwau .o.a r, IhiL =. q, ag+ An
We AOtS-CanacJ e 20
1880. Arrange agt Pitt u.o urers =. ~ -, stavsy
S,S2 Tracy and aDo. egt 4o<s.. .i"""''"s' "o-'
Reilly and ano.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERA-PARr Ivan hohsA''''
Caze en-S73. Burke aKt. Gardner et a.
No day calendar
Pant U.-VAS BRUsT. J.
Short CduSes
ooa7 Ack.rm.. art Tilsr 2ii7 wallacs and sno. sEt
tom Bssckt
1895 Colonrh agt Murphy 1912 Odell sgt- Brady ana
225 Price agt- Pheps. ~ sho u .ot
l477. Phillips agk Hamilton 2O6o lhlrd avo n w. "e~
2l9S. Bailey agt. heep. DAVIS, lr. .,S
pal clifford sgt Barry 223S Fox, 60 sst hhus III"
1893. jacobs sgt IAchten- ano o..L
stein. 220l q Fellows agt Cooh.
2O64 Keller Soebbsiar 2250. Knapp Mtg Co. sgI d.
204OLl Lynch agt- X Daldo. l.. TOrch 20
1904 Herman act Levy. 2321 Smith agt Knally
zO64 Rem sew Mach Co. 1925 Stegrnan Ct al agt Levy
agt. Costello. and ano - -.
ao4s q, Nsill AIT Marks ?o5s Wool agt. Bloodgood
2al7 Brauphold agt Connolly agt- Davis
lsr. zl03. ..Sarner agt- Juoh ana
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
CALENDARS-THs DAY.
- T
SPECIAL TEHA-DONOHuE J.

strREDE COuET-C -BAHiLiL j.
II P,ummsr AIT TOmp 1-2 Wilson agt. Ieimbacb.
kns cal l33 10 l75 inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21
NEW;YORK, NEW,MAyEN AND HART,

~ Eh lOhht Nl.N -lit IsN AM iIhhi
~ FORD H. R--NEw.YoRK AND NEwHAyEN gL
yIsI0N-Wa,er ArrSnsepent eemneneins NJ Soy ~ isas
trance ON Forty seeondst - - ~
5 drans soiG lqT New Haven Leave g Senl s92 'Eh
Aecnj' (Eii 4sO "a %aoa SIS Local EIG eCEI. and 10
soain Norwalk, 10. 500, e;os a. m, Am leo
So 10 GS S 5o,o 5 40 So y 20 3 To- ami lis lis, Pm a.
paGn s Via sbore line q and 10 p S the The 6 an
to ami lOp. Stopping staaiOr, NorwaE. .nd
sos % a. anu m aud p a cGnacSt % vita aas M % on sh5ro line d.
wiS w hors Es Vision f for M NoSh a Sa and he New @
nt r vi W onntcTcp yr n - r. l II W = i5yciI % ans AZ CON IA
sataeE Il T. and Housionc Z i! a. Brieeport The G5a
Norwaik and The ! % l. and 4to p. m. with New.
sunday ;;ss99 MllI nt Springfield.
Drawing cars on Day Bxprsss and Sleeping Cars
ilcstts can 10 paroh4sed Ticket Office Of Company a.
Grand CeaiIa Depot az oees OF ~ l. rsgsfer 90, 9il
also chocx Gag gage from residence 70 destination
PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
The NEwJESfY SoDFHEl:N " r. REFare from g6 Ney. s1y
Leave Sew icrs from Pisr 8 n Recorst For Phil
Ii for Philadelphia, vineand. ana toms @rhs ;sS
DROVIDENCE AND STONTNGTON s. s. Co.
i Between NEw.YORK and BOSTON.
REDUCTION IN FARE
BETWEEN NEW.YoRK AND PROVIDENCE TO s3
BETWEEN NETWORK AND BOSTON TO 81
sroNINGToN LINE.
PT ssSfoP is ES8F sss asMSS4 81 SdiS hR %.
S%s5 sneg .s!. 4, ,,;
steamship. fSTERRHSSSGGA sSS issy. Pier a. R.
fGS' rsdt OF @ % SyssR' ss sSs poa
Ers1i s Ss s'err g. 9 % ssh'H SEA sABGocx
pENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THg
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES mAtt
ROUTE Trans leave NewYok from foot Of DesDrOsses and
K,PrSs. Hani.burs Pittsburgh the West AMI soua
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. $50 m and $50 N
For &Yia@spoTt and Lock Haven Cvia PhiIadepha
WIN smsPcgt Lock Haven CoTIy and Erie 30 M *. coz 90
pgton EAprsss Of Pullman psIor Cars o. daily except sunday
- Es1.Ss: 7i$ 80
and AZ S ESisaS E "a snd ID" second s a. CAS-. M .
Fss ss5 Sigf5. si5 g. s4S tS 80
$50, 4, 7SJ 81, 10, ll;So p aud ia night sunday:
10 7as 80 H. "a 5a g. Ss;iGl Il sEs "a
aso = Ys. 81 40 ii 50 and II night sundsy'
30 g, 6sa hahT.,. 4 aqS s s5G %a.q 70
a. 10 iiS 10 p $40 no. asd is night sunday
Fof Weoibnse, Pegta Annoy and south Amboy and 10
% sss s f2S bSTas%cS sHS Sg and II H. sio .io $40
S$3 is y H. a &sS I'd d:
For iamSeriviis $50 a N, 2, 5 and 4lJ
For Phillipsburg aud BeiSidere $50 a. IN. aud p NJ
For Pennington. $50 A. M and p. m
or Mercer aud Somerset BIaDch. l. m O
Fur trenton, BortenOwn Buri ngton and Camaen "" -
$50 a. NJ, IL 81, 4 4. 5, and " W.
Esi ssssass g: y Hs ..s.
sS%ssTS 9 JS1Sss IS 81 p P.ra Anss
and 80 Ss nv % % "Sss Prom Pfttsburyh eoS sud is ~
a. m and 90 a m. daily 10 10 a IN and a;4o y saJ a n
sxre.t Monday FROM Washington and baltimoie pniS
tVS si6 and lo2! M spndsS ,,,S gIS ia ~ M Tis ~
Sts.. StsSs. iiiSi liza M. 7ss ssS i92i Am, nco.,
and iooi Of DcsSrosse. and cortiandsssn NO Hossla
rm.ys.t Tich al Ofaoo No Bastory.plaees A,saA
D. M BOYD. Jr, Gen. P~senSer az
J ypISx 2aoxsoE General hsaaGun
New-York tribune., 1876-01-21

FART 1l.-sP
e60. Hcilbreth ag
No Day
SPECIAL TER
q. Cans agt. Riiloy.
Ia. .Pursell agt. N. Y. l..
Ins. aud 5. Co. et al.
PART H.
4775. Wight agt Robertson.
62i4.. Chain agt kaufman ct
nj.
6733. Collender agt- Town
send.
8333. Caspian agt Ripinski
and auO.
64O2. .Littlo and ano agt Col
lins and ano.
SASS. Gould Mfg Co. agt.
Bnlkley.
6383. Dudnit agt Arfon r. y.
70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-11

DnAYH OF AAsoa RopsHY T. TAYLOR
Major Robert T. Taylor died at the residence
Of his. father, Auditor William r. Taylor,
Sunday at 2 O'Clock, of consumption. he
was born November, 1885, and was therefore
in his fcrtieth year. In 1859 no was married
to Miss Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield sounty.
For several years prior to the war he was
connected with the Bank Of Virginia. In
1861 he entered the service Of the .CoRiede-
rate States as member Of Company y, and
served in the ranks until his premotion as
major and quartermaster In 1882, and as such
he remained with the Army Of Northern
Virginia until the surrender at Appunaattox
Courthouse. Subsequently, for brief Pc
riod, he wss In the AHditor's office at the
Capitol, and for the past eight years he was
connected, with the Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company, Of this city.
Deceased was worthy and popular man,
and his death will be lamented in Q wide
circle OF friends and aequaintsRses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-11

PoLna CorRr, YArRRDAY.-The case Of
j. B. Rogers, charged with assault and cut
ting william Taylor, q negro boy, with .
knife, was continued until Wednesday.
James P. Atkinson and Charles Ham were
fined 81 each for creating distur banee in the
market-houses =.
Rosebury Gentry and Edward Gentry (co-
lored) were fined el.50 each for fighting in
the street.
--Celum Lightioot (colored) was faed 31 for
being drunk and diserderly in the street.
Morris Wells (colorsd), guilty Of stealing
wood from r. o. Gary, was sent to jail for
fifteen days.
James Rogers and Robert Barber (eolorsd).
arrested for creating a disturbance In the
street Rogers was fined $3.50 ; Barber was
discharged.
Mary She's, an old offender, charged with
cursing, abusing, snd threatening to beat
Ellen Horner and India Baton, was sent to
jail. "
Thomas King tcolered), ehsrgsd with hav'
ing in his possession seven pairs OF shoes,
the property OF some person unknown.
Case was continued until THURSDAY. II
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RoARs on Ys1soRs Yo ZEE UN1YRasr.

BoAa4 OF YHlsoas 10 1HH UNIVERSITY
The Governor yesterday appointed the fol-
lowing Board OF Visitors to the University
of Yaginia: :, John Goode, OF Norfolk James
G. Southall, Of Richmsnd; Richard a. Du-
lany, Of Fsuquisr; James A. Gilmore, Of
Smyth county Charles Bruce, Of Charlotte
holmes Cosrad, Of Winehestor; wilson G.
N. Randolph, Of AlbernaIe; A. Il. d. Stuart,
Of Augusta; and Thomas 8. Bosock, oi
Lynchburg. aaz -
Appointments were rendered Judge W. j.
Robertson and B. 1ohnson Barbour, and de.
clined.
The retiring Board sonsists Of Judge Scar
bergb, OF Norfolk I. 81. Darlington, Of Rich
nond; W. B. Berklsy, Of Farmyille; J..T.
Campbell. of Abingdon r. g. b. keas, Of
Lynehburg; E. 81. Montague, Of King and
Queen Thomas Smith, Of Warrenton; Moses
Walton, Woodstock; hieajah Woods, Char
louisville.
The new Board will meet on the 18Th.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURY, MONDAY
Judge Hughes presiding.--Ia the matter OF
j. j. Sutherland. The claim Of the bankrupt
for boarding horses, amounting to $2l, was
allowed and ordered to be paid. The ex.
emptien set apart to the bankrupt by the
assignee was disalloWed, and the bankrupt
ordered to give bond conditioned for the
prepayment of the value thereof.
In the matter Of Q. a. Francis. The
register was directed to take testimony In
regard to the claim Of Mrs. L. 2. Gibson.
In the matter Of R. A. Hillyard. The
bankrupt's administrator was ordered to
show cause on the 26!h instant why be
should not be epjoined from further admin.
isterng upon ths bankrupt's property.
In the matter Of William 81. Allderdiee.
Commissioners report Of the real and per-
sonal estate OF the bankrupt and OF the liens
thereon and their priorities filed.
In the matter Of Stephen West. Order
disposing of balance on hand and discharg-
ing assignee.
question whether the proceeds Of the sale OF
certain real estate purchased by the bank
rupts aud T. T. Brooks on joint account,
aud also such money 80 msJ be reslisea by
the assignee from q certain judgment pnr.
chased by them jointly, should arst be ap-
piled to the payment OF the notes given by
them for the purchase Of said joint property,
or whether the iame should be distributed
ratably between all Of the creditors Of Nc.
Ilwaine & Co., having been certified by the
register to the Judge for bis opinion there
on, it wss decided that the notes given for
the purchase.money must be Grst satisfied In
full.
Discharges In bankruptcy were issued to
G. II. Eggleston, of Prince Edward county;
Gideon T. Brown, Of Fairfax county; and
Skelton T. Helm, Of franklin county. !