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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
nErIsIn.n-ArG. %.

Spprcae Court hdabvs-By judge Dykman.-
Fox an ,ust. a.i III. agt AfurS.Ai ions d'uIyi
l, JgI.r D1numr-Thr People a-t. arg. No. nd'r an
hoi.v Eau All Toe coulr &C, !er D".nd 90 'i'i''
Suc,H IffH-H, Judge lANfruC.-l'''', ~ w. "E'
Roosevelt 90 al-OpHon. rakrf a. IHp a-t Hon e' !Id
Jollv agt IacDuibr- Memorandum Tor counsel
S,.jgr;or Coayi-Sae-oi 1cR-By Judge ~peir-
gtay.r act Now. ok Central ani liua'n river l
ruII CO.. dOuon 20 Farlir ld' o..I "la.' 10 '-,t .
lin, DAYS and serve c1-" groui 1t On me i'n %
August s. dtllri Withpu; Cp.i- >till.I ~ ~ "Ft NI,u
before on tire coin d1A ~ August
st M amt ife under appointing OF hr"cclvtf rms htt
settled. Webb art NJ;ftu ifitf lriiN
ing notion Haucr aga SturEcs et aHt1 oi referee con
ag Ths HUDSON River Railroad Company Hohitutnr "!'H
Common PIrag-SpecidI TTBl-Bv judge Van l'rnnt
-Iaboriran agt iabnucauNOtnn granted Tor alh"hy; -
pei week Welsh Adamg-MotIon granted see m,mo
Sionnu sgi. stubben-M pton r receiver GRANTED In It
accounting 0f Nlri yc-cc Memorandum. In ~ kircDer
Nc-Moiin denied m"morinuun Jones agL Buictell
auce see opuion Srls agt The Bank Of SowIork-
in9uirc Of Cierk, amended brief 10 be Submitted.
Hoylne Couf-Chambers- Judge Sheridan
Meas. AIT. Schneider - aAcruaiiNc Order granted APP
man a Nc enul.-Orler granted Enforcement liar
"a ag ~IrCkand-OIder granted for Judgment with SU
costs CLAYTON Gray ct AOrder granted for Judgment
DC; see endorsement. Coates agt Hubbard 1t a-prdeI
ed striking AMI for Judgment hccler dgt GTis
Wold-Onicr granted sitting aside Judgment OIrien agt
Woli-Orer granted y Sheriff 10 srl ptrsae property
Eggers ag GfndcOrer granet for SheTin 10 sci. perish
able property. Halstcd aSt granted srkihy
ont answer sham &c shannon agt lIa-Oricr granted
amendiug Judgment. Miller agI 'anHOn-BIdtr granted
sinking mi answer Hernandez SavIgnac-Ordcf
granted yacating Judgment sc Boyle agt C0nOverOreI
efu cd TO nav over money Blake Shulmdn a-OrdeI
No l-Orer granted for Judgment Tor defendant AZ PLAIN
same No 2.-Oritr granted Tor Judgment
defendant panuh &c Hart agt Hunt Furnish ag
The American Shovel Company fucker agL Herman and
Schumau agt. PetCTs.-OrdefS signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
A OBJECTION OF PRACTICE.

Tn the case of Scligman and others against
the Rank Of New-York the plaintiffs claimed about
500 600 and interest Tney. assgnees OF one A""i
mann sued on the tooOry thatan accounting was mecca
sary between Kaufman ard the bank but "hen we
case came TO trial all THEN evidence went to sho" case
known technically Ms a suit for money had ana rec No''
ls of action entirely different from that presented
I, ti,c ,nmp,int without any objection 10 inc cNl
dance ON tDc GROUND that the evidence ana compliant
presented different ground Tor me tlln ~
i-cut nm and gave proof I'm opposition 10 the paiu'L'
proof At the end Of the proof The deicndanl rsrd e
lii,,vc olsctou Judge Van Brnt yesterday gave de
nn ma, Tins objection cam, too late. H. decided ma
defendant had right. IL he did - promptly 10 CphINi
I,,iuttT 10 combine himself 70 his CONF lhlll, bht u
ithout objection be allowed tir pldiniiu 10 lroSe
ouoIber form of the claim u was tuhg WIN tc
rnnrt 10 then take advantage of n technlcaity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
THE GREAT COAL SALE.
TERMS on WHICH THE COMPANIES sELL-PossIBT-
ITY OF NoN-DELIYEGY.


The sale of anthracite coal announced to
take pace ut to-day at No 20 EXch'nEepace VIII
be held in front of the Of John II. Draper Co..
arctoneers at No III Peari-st. Hanoyersquare. The
change is made in order give buyers abundant roo
The quarters in Exchangepgcc being entirely too mar
row to accommodate the large number OF persons WHO
will be present at the sale.
II positively stated by the representatives OF the ny
ferept companies that all the sales will be made to the
highest bidder and that in viii The coal De
bought III By representatives OF the companies II the pds
do not reach certain figure, rs 1t has been lhlmaeu
might be done The conditions under which the saioS
are made leave it, however in great measure oi'oh
with the companies is claimed, whether or not they
will deliver the coal In support Of this the fclowins
provision forming part of the notice of sale and con
tract with the purchasers, ia cited:
II at any time the business OF the company Is 80 inter
rupted uy storms foods breaks, accidents, cobpll
lions turnOuts strikes among miners OF othr Gu,
Move. fcyen though such combinations tufnOus, ana
strikes are caused a reduction OF wages made b5 -h
company. or by any other occurrence % 49, a
materially decrease the quantity o! c"ai winch ' So'
pany would otherwise have been able 10 Obhh an" &c
liver during the month III when tie co" 30" so'u ~
lverable the company VIII not hold iSiI h'ne TOT oi
nay any damages sustained by reason OF The uohCNtl
OF the coal now sold, or OF auy portion thel'o ]
portion of the coal thht IS receiver ul,uS h"iu IN
may in the usual course OF tie company '"a slTs hhu
business, be disposed o. Otherwise IMAM IN l'S
the contracts made by TINS SAFE Nei VIZ Tue ."''I
pany in case the coal sold IS not Delivered un"tr
take a pro rata distribution among the respective lhl-
chascrs of what is delivered but IN an cdsra OF nm
delivery from any above causes, the money pAid
will be promptly refunded
when INJURY was made in regard 10 the object OF this
provision, Samuel sloan, Prcsd'n, Of the Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Company, said yesterday t"ai
the proyisiou Of the sale were not different from those
heretofore made on similar occasions. aud II was en-
rely OPTIONAL with the purchasers whether or not they
should buy under such spgldtlOns rs the Company et
disposed 10 make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
LONG DIVORCE SUIT.

In the divorce suit of X. Is. Wlnchell against
his wife Eliza motion was made before Justice D!k-
man by the plaintiff for leave TO discontinue on payment
of costa The suit was begun in August, 1869 year
after upon the defendants default, Judgment Oh
divorce was entered which in 1871 vacated on .he
ground of fraud and deceit From May, 1871, TO Jhy'
1874 proceedings for amOny were pending resisted py
thc plaina chiefly on collateral charges or misconduct
of his wife. which charges becaina the b!Ss OF nDuas
corpus and other proceeding lnJuy lsf4 the ,h
oupstnn was settled and counsel fees were pad, WIN
stipulation Tor speedy trial. no trial beng nau, VIZ
defendant moved for further alimOny which was dIa
and then moved for reference under the hIfula'iVn
for speedy trial The plaintiff now asks leave 10 ,ht
continue the suit payment OF costs on lhe elo TIis
Ins of time has made changes among MS wltH5'7
motion Was opposed the ground that merc nso 81
tinuauce would not be full slSlaction 10 ,, 40
decision W. H. Sclooley Is attorney Tor the oelcuh'
b. DOran Kian for the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II ~ i
Il GREATTRUNK LINE ANr UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE. Trains Leave NewYork via Desbrosses and cOrt
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 m ana $50
FOR #inamspor Haven, Cory and Enc at 24O and
For Baltimore Wahmgton and The south Limited Wash
$50 m arrives at Washington at 4lO D. Regular $40
E m S s%a sHn99S So M $780, 24o
az $50 Rn M and ~ night A s sSS 4 Ann
s FOr 99a Depot St 5so 0S 1880 and
at l. 44J. $3.50. g. ard 1905 p m On Sunday 7:20 m and
For Newark WA s az esU TO- ID M l2P dob
So 7so sc TO- Io V n.y. and i y night S o sunday
800 $50. 4 and $40 m a.,
$50 I $50 $40, 10 1850 p, and il night sunday
NIX 7 49, s "a 5,S An ds
sio Il p M. aud y night, SUNDAY 800 $50 and D.
For Woodbridge Perth Apboy and South Amboy and 10
FOR New BransTick, 8 and II M p $40. 4:lo 500
For East Milestone, IL a M, 3, and $40 p. m.
FOR Knssion and hGesy $40 ma m and Sns
For For Ea@Ssris S $50 M ~ AZ 9H1
For Phiiips6urs Bevidere $50 l. and 4lO p.
For For Ms%ep aa SS rs Baac and
For Trenton burlington aud Camden 1880 and
' For fresh hoSo 7$o am" % 40 4IO
For For fS ana Camden Perth Amboy
2:3O D. ni and via Monmouth Junction, i:l0 D. IN.
Trains arrive Froln Pittsburgh 6!2O and 1890 a. m,
except aV Monday From Washington and BS@ore $50 m
tsSha so sns 3e SSnffy $50 o M rF s rsa
aI6, Go. $40 600 7s5 40 $40. and 1920 y. sun.
dr cs sG Ones So Ps sec and 81 BrOsdWsy o
and foot Of DeasEOsses and corandfss No GoSrsss
depot Jersey CITY, EnSrant Ticket oaes No Battery place
FRANK THOMSON General MapaSsr VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
CIVIL NOTES.

The case on appeal in the suit of The People
against Tweed was nleJ yesterday with the County
Clcrs IL IA in two volumes and covers l5OO pages OF
print.
In the suit of James and others against
Bprcbeu the plaintiffs sued compel the defendant to
corppete contract under which he was to build on ana
buy property 81 the plaintiffs the PLAINTIFF to give MN
Fem and that the plaintiff. the day after II not tnt
very dnv thew made the contract with the Defendant
conycycd the property another person. 80 s 10 pun ~
out oil cir power fuhrncr part OF the bargain lie
Therefore di,uls-r. their suit.
4 case of interest both To railroad corpora
tons and travellers Is 20 be- tired before jury TINS morn
ing in the FftySey'ath street Ciyil court 9''ei"'
weeks 400 George X Woodw,r lowycrof me cry,
was passenger on The Nyw-lorA Central anu iiuuauh
River Railroad CompJnr. He wautcI water "Nu M", az,
1cfed through the ears iu search ot SOME None "' '"
be fouud. Upon retaining home ir "oo'l"ah 81
anned the law and found that such ~ onss9n va, ~,
made a misdcmcInur 49, TIRE act OF May - iaol thc
pralty il fixed 90 SO Tor each phensr orc h,lI o ,ne
amount goes The n(omcr, and the REMAINDER !" tue
DXrr-rrr, q Poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
THE COURTS.
THE OLD ROOSEVELT MANSION.


The late ex-Judge ROOsevelts Will has
already been before the courts several times for aud
cation under the clause which allowed his executors
who are also trustees for his grandchildren to make pay
ments out OF the principal Of his estate to his chdren'
who were otherwise only life tenants The estate came
again before Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court special
Term in friendly suit by the executors against the
children The old Roosevelt mansion on Broadway near
Thrteenthst ceased to be leaseabe as dwelling az
any reasonable rate, while the children ana the ne
tenants agree that changed into business place wiz
bring IN about $50 900 year. All the life tenants aEee
I'm urging the necessity Of the change, while two OF tne
offer TO advance the 100000 necessary To make H. Inc
eyecutors and trstoes think it advisable but express
doubt whether IL they make this i'm r0yenent IN VIZ
estate creditors or others having claims on the ne
tenants may not make reclamatiOns on tGem lU tho
funds thus nut into the estate held in trust Tor me gd
children out OF which they cannot again wthuraW te
Investment. Judge Lawrence decides that though io
tenant cannot compel trustee to improve the estate or
his own beneft a trustee may rghtfully improve the
estate for the bcneH OF ALL with tie consent OF all inter-
cse at present and therefore authorizes the trustees 10
make the necessary change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
TRIAL TRIP OF THE vANDAMA.


The United States steamer Nandalia made Il
trial trim M the North River yesterday to being
a distance Of five miles, from OF Fouriecnth-st to II
point opposite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l'IS
WA, the first running trial trip the vessel mas made since
her alterations sailing sluop &c sereWste'"eI'
and the speed attained met The expectations oi tue Ha
Department a. also did the perfect wordns OF rg MA
clIinery A board OF officers, conf oscd Of Com
mmder +. NJ. Ramsay, Lieut.. f. H. Pane
and Passed Assistant Engineer, j. g. Br0siIdidh "'s
appointed to witness and report upon the moYches OF
the vessel At $40 with party oil a4e, ana gen
temcn friends Of the officers board, the weasel got
under way and proceeded down the bay as Tar az staple
tom and then turned and steamed over the tal course
The engines at their iull speed
the greatest number of revolutions hait ih
one minute being G3, but caused 0hly .
slight vibration OF the vessel The greair'i speed
of The vessel through the water against slon@ thft
quarter knot tide ia AHOs, making ne Ncs,tl
speed equal l2l2 knots. careful record was X ~
throughout the tip which showed an average S"td oI
lilo knots. The vessel III iuIl readiness ioi sea,
win all her stores and equ pHcnt on Oudd nut Wa
trimmed down in the bow TOO much 10 echic we mo-
favorable results The vessel returned 10 the Navy ara
at I24J p. H., where the guests we're entertained al
the Vandalia was originally sailing sloop, built with
five Others between 1868 ana 1856, WLch cost on an
average $3.50 900 each, and when have since been re-
built She ZIG feet length ~ feet I1 breadth 81
beam and OF go tons She cJr1cs tRh guns 81 the lo
one 60 FOUNDER She welt into commission for the III 81
time since rebuilt on jan 10 In Apfll snc ran
ashore on Gonaye Shoals north Of the Island ot nay ~
and was sent here be locked, arriving mere aug -
After dockng her il was found that the only injury she
had received was the loss Of "a lew sheets 81 copper
which were replaced with less than loU hours ldbJl
She Is now ordered To join the European squadron, WIN
picked stan Of officers and Will sail Nj ~" uay Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

On SUNDAY night william Brakrl, living at one
hundred second Il aud tugtLudR ave- brM MS VIII
Anna Iirakc arjut the head i.icuE sever" Injuries -
tcrgy Justice wheeler at the FJslhn Police CouI commit
d the husband for examination.
Al the Tombs Hoicc Court Yesterday, Nnlth
shaw dry e, ], packet brought mp on ohHrse- maat
h, H'uuI,t man Uarlue and OiIrr Kennedy OF lHe run
Prguc o havug cionossiy assaulted ncn ~ - JONI -
stc ana is, tic night OF July 10 INC I"4''
rrqut him to move off, when De- suddenly ll'.',,u
,ud Kennedy and Roche ii,n calo 20 'h' ~"
III mo oIrg-frIu WHEN after several shots bal boon tH
changed shaw arrested IL was Daily "1uhl'd l1 h.
rItun,u and ia a., frh and lang h'uHl'mdh h"l'
ami oncrf Kennedy slightly Wonuicd 9hAH nag u -
iscr combined 10 Tie hospital ularI VT 'ih Mt Jut'''
committed lin O. answer 80 t,!nuit oil etuoJ bH'L
Al the ES.ox Market Police Court Yesterday
Ann Tratry WIS chaIFd with k"ilns Gns' jl i,. ~,
Vr, ,l each Tue exam nation % i e. 90 "l - ~
prr.y Of Railway, Is. against tAhaIuc NhAthH Tor u'
Ilr.iy ( icw.y. &C., " tIc value SID ~ c'"iinu o.
an. ,rfa..nt les 90 connect 90 Win ihN li''u' ANU
ma rfIr- that n b" able O." prF' dn a'h III ls
lcH. 10 ,srXEt. Was arrested on ihihy h5ht n
4. aGt commit suicide bY dfo ming iH 'u
Iasi luyyr Judge Morgan seat hin 10 the "m, lf t'
cal rsIIuatlDa otto hhrrHd 81 noe - an 80 avenue \
was charged with giving tHtair'l t'hihi"h "ha SCI
sunday night lie "as required 70 idi'h 'A'' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
ppooKIyy MERCHANT MISSING.

A. D. Brcnnon of No. LOLA Lafayette-ave.,
Brooklyn who formerly provision dealer at No 20
Broldst, in this city, has been missing from his nome
for three weeks Since his retirement from the commits
sion business he dealt in real estate and he had con-
siderable money invested in houses and lots in the
Twenty ffth Ward of Brooklyn. On Aug he drew a
large sum money from the bank where he had his ac-
count This OccasiOned surprise, he mas been In
the habit of carrying money. The next morning he left
his house at early hour, taking with him large New
foundand dog He has not been seen since that time,
although the police have made efforts TO find him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
TILE POMpANO.

Since the appearance of the pompano in
waters considerable interest is aroused in this
fish, which years sold at - pound in market
POmpanoes have been caught in large quantities in Vir
gna waters nets and senes being used TO secure them
A few have been caught by Maryland fishermen The
pOmpano summer fish. appearing only from June IS
To Sept 49, and disappearing at the approach OF cold
weather Ii IL caught In deep water, and Is said TO be
the companion OF sharks. The average weight Is q
pounds. IL is surmised by fishermen that they VIII be-
come plentiful as SIP ansh mackerel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
Tie SEASIDE sANITARIUM.

Thus far during the present season 1,4OO
children have been taken OF at the Seaside SANTA
rum aud it hoped by the managers Of the Institution
that its work can be continued into October Each child
remains one week, and in case OF need two or three
weeks and very desirable results have been accom-
nished since the adoption OF this method, many feeble
and scly children having been restored to apparently
sound health. Henry Bnrgh OF Fournave ana twenty
second-st aud Henry King OF No 403 West Twenty
nipth-st. will acknowledge contributions OF food and
ftnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

Considering that the mosquitoes are max
ing their Fall raids and particularly lively just
my dear" said Jones TO his wife, don't you think II
would be good idea TO bring the babys crib into
room We might divert the attention Of the vOracious
insects little ourselves; hate to be broken of my
rest aud baby sleep all day. you know" Mrs Jones
went In search of the fire tOngs at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD,

\ ONU lSl.ANl' hAllltDAD, . - .
AID soGTnEEN i. H. or long ISLAND.
Trains leave Long Island city as follows;
From r.. y. = aud Central Depot, north OF Ferry,
For Flushing Qrdgest. college Point, ana WhtestOne-
G:S5 $50 TO- LOS M 100 lS5 5:Q6 400 5O5 5'3l
90 Fr Flu a.h1s Mn siJ AND and Great Great rek 1882
For Man tG ana MI IL i26j 2 so! sSe s
6.03, q: D. 63l, 1885 pm.
Hempstead732 800 ll15 M 2O3. 5:o3 sos, 7:0t
and 1910 Wednesday and saturday nights. For Con.
tral DeDot and Garden CITY, 1888 m.
For BabylOn-9:05 a. M. 2O3. 1888 p. III.
For Patchogue-,:Oi :, ABB D. m.
For Jamaica-635 1908 $50 9:O5 1908, 1880 a. MI 1882,
1903. I:0i s. $50, G:O{. $50 .. NJ -. 80 =. -.
For Far ockaway and Rockaway Beach-7O3 1908 ll'9O
FOR Ear Kockaway ony-635. oO5 M. 3OS, $50. 7
For Locust valley-G35 $780, zoos nj 1903, 4:o SOB,
$3.50, $3.50 D. M -. -
For Port Jeierson-6:35, 1908 m; SOB p H. Norhpor-
For Babyion-7:O3 $50 1880 a. mi 4:Oi, o, 6O3 p M
For IsIip-7:O3 $50 a. NJ: p M. Patchogue-s3O a. m,
For Rlverheal- 9O5 a. NJ, 1903. 4.O3 Pm
For Greonpor and sag ImbOr Branch-VOj III and 4;O3
For cree'moor only i:oS D.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
70, o.. Prom r. n = and G neIo north OF Ferry
3, $50, IL n M: 1890 $3.50, b:l5, 6:35. 3 p. m.
For Great Neck Branch-9;lj q. M, Alb, 645 p. m.
For Flushing nsIv;l6. 1898 MI l24O 2Oo, AIS,
For Garden City aud Hempstead-9:l5. ll:33 NJ, t0j
For Babylon and Patehogue-0.l5a m, sos p. IN.
From Long Island and Southern Depot south Of Ferry
For Far kockaway and Rockaway Beach-e, TO- ii m;
For Yorthport Jererson-s $50 m. Northport
For Locust Valley-o30 a. m. 6A0p. In.
For Babylon--9 a. m, $40 p, m.
excepted from 10 p. every 80 minutes previous TO
he departure OF trains from Long Island city Sunday boats
eIy boats eSys loot Of East Thirty fourth st.
every 10 minutes previous 10 the departure Of hans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCk.
PORT OF NEW.
......AUG. 28.

PORT OF NETWORK .................AUG "a
CLEARED.
Steamship A. c. Sinners Warren Philadelphia Jas Hand
Steamship FranoOnIa. Bragg. Portland. ]. +. Ames
Bark Hattie II. Br) Lockhart Stettin, J. r. Whitney
Co.
BARK Franklin Gerl Peterson. Hamburg. Funch. Edyc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
Steamboats, an0 Railroads..

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LfNF.-F,ry stations IN NeT:York.
station loot 81 i46sry-si Connects ri 1bchpot VITA
r@ns hRn a. ssmsrs Nth Hoaih Branch r. at
nigh Brdge win high Barc Branch ~ 5gnf ion ~I9
susiyrhanna Division also VITA Irhieh Valley RAILROAD
i''''' "'' ~ SGMNEH AiPRNGENENI.
Commencing yuly 81. is7GIayo Nev.York' too OF LID,
so a. m.-Iui TRAN 'or schoo'y'. MolGtsn. PASTOR.
qua Tsmancnd. Wilsesnasr Pot- vile scraltn &c. COT
s7.I5a Tor s,meryiiir aad Firai'nz,on.
al5 a. m-MoENNG IAIht,., hmy teAgeW n,
Isslon ior Mauen Chuek famsPna roymda' .'.'s'.'
Folisyilr, scranton. Danylie, Mhiar,l" tL NC
sIU:lj =. m.-gor -oiucryls q bennington 40 -
ESQ p. m-ENrsfss Got tieuinsion, t,zi}n' At on
barre, lIaans. columbia Lancaster. Ephrara- i'o's' a
Us D. i6'-E1rEEss for Ea''on, Bath. Maneh chlnk
400 r. i"For ,cLp ~. Mountain Easton. Ancnto, D.
Mauch chnny couo,ts AZ Junction "in Dei' Lax
..io p r~for soraoryiIic and Pennington
80 mIgfyiyG EIraFS. daily iol Eason Allentown.
Mnu,h Chunk. wkesbarrr. To"anda head.nr aud Ham.
So R aaEoG II E5 5S $40 es T. 7so 7s g $50
. Is. % .i,sS iI:l5 a ~ g nj PA! i, - 80
.G S.'S : = ~ 10 .l5ao ii5,
local Trans 20 Danssu. 'j''n, - 80. .l<P m
i.,al Trans 10 -omeryllc, D. g. 80 ? % 90. -.,.
10. io05 liI5 . m, i-5'. 100, $780, 40 $40. o.
~ SO 10 o. no -, p .,, Ferry Ct Jersey CT
. WIN m ram msrfci :.
foa Nf%,1E foot Of Lbery.'. at '3o g L.
3 30 D. b8u T. 7"O. 60 1000, - j. m Lave t'ot vs.
,'ai.att 10 q .j >. sos no. lli' - M, 100 li'n
30 20 5.2' $50. 20. $50. 1920, ll..J D. no.
Trans LEAVING foot lf Antrty-f. AZ 80 a. M .hd p h
connect WIN STAGES az uan valley tor stho5ltYs A'nn
tan.
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH Il. Z.
ALL RAIL LINE hElHEEN NEW DtIn'- l.'N'
BRANCH. OCEAN Grove. STA uIt4. AID "'-i 90.
Tuc Table 81 July 49, Is D. IIsus leave now l".h nom
lot Of i.belySi North River at 40 "lo' i''' d m"
Hon 10 loot Of CarKsoust at 735. oo5 1875 q. 3:2o
4..u. o.. q. .
~ traus 10 Long Branch Ocean Grove spiiAI Lake
and sea Glrt. - . ,,.,...... Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

O:3S Moon sets. 40
mon wATKR THIS pAY-A.h
Sandy Hook 3Os Cows Island 1888 Hell q. Ferry. 5:23
HIGH WATER THIS DAY-P
Sandy Hook 339 Cows island Abb Hell q. Ferry. Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29
fine BUILDING PLOT, 60
2uctiou Sales of Real gsiaie.

AT AUCTI0N-Mill and village property
o ~ In the village OF RED HOOK, DUTCHESS Co, y. Y,
two railroads. OF choice land garden and orchard
and basement dwelling, 46 by 5 feet
tanning % rooms suitable for dwelling school, boarding
house cOmnoloBs barns and outbuidings also water:
power stone houIngm 40 by iS feet containing run Of
stone, with all necessary machinery auxiliary
power; also mill three dwellings, barns and ~
acres Of aud. WIZ be sold at public AUCTION, tie
further particulars apply To \. H. HENDRlCkS.
IERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctionecr, will sell
~ without reserve, on the premises, Rumsons Neck be-
tween Seabrght and Oceanic and between lands % J. @
Hamilton and f. PaTmly esqrs, ON THURSDAY. Aug 81
90 ii O'Clock by order Of McssrS BORDEN BROS, IN
elegant VILLA PLOTS Elegant views OF Long Branch &c
COLLATION., 7th Reg Band Harrison Balloon Ascension Fsher
For maps and particulars apply 10
JERE. JOHNSON, jr., 81 ParS.row n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-29

An Arkansas coroner, having 0ccasl0n 10 IN
yestigate the OF mans death lately charged the
fury that they 10 ascertain whether the man came
to his death by accident by incidence by the incen
diary" The fury returned that he came TO his death
by Incidence the having incidentally touched
a vital part"