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THE COURIo.
- ,,vvrp WAS rREArED ryApePoY.

NOW A LAWYER WAS TREATED IN bhFOf'
rba trial OF the sult Of john Nj. Duckiueham
,s. the Ncw.York Central and Hudson luver Railroad
cr,nv was begun yesterday, before Chef Justice DAY. IN
cournYu Pleas Special Term Tie P'nuu rs an elderly ana
" tie LAWYER His story is tcat IN Jny, 1873 DO
- 10 hr Grand central Depot 20 meet his GaIgbter who
op,, Years old After or two Fepases lie eot into
-, station of the Defendant The Train was coming
!, When an enpoyt named ouewei steel ordered him on
tel his Ia. over his eyes, his coaG and called
oofcenso Mr.. Buckingham arrested, thrust into
cell aud kept there al uct and next morning asen to nc
.,lrf ud-o Coulter recognized MN,
F. ss scarzed. He ASKS $4,000. lie ciaims in bis com
f hat though the railroad company has rooted over nc
T. rhen as ana I'm the fuurtave, public street. from
go Me mpau. had up night 90 eject INN.
r defense 90 trc company th1t ts iue excluding 3i
s iron certain portions OF the depot opt those gong
y cr cGmu- sSn trains reasonable That the paIuid
-. III fla. atiOu that unreasonable violence
ps n exueng HIM shat he began ts ltriyi thai ior any
1s violence the employee. and not the company, liable,
a. thlt liable Tor anything don by the police
"a e. The still on p0dlcy Field aud tlcnaci Cor
mn qnpar The plaintiff l.. LOJmis aid IA. -. Beach
e. me defendant
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK

PORT OF NETWORK .--.--..--.-.-----JuSR &
CLEARED
Steamship Diego span.b Gastanaga Liverpool Eng L. j.
steamship city OF Austin. Stevens. Fernandna via Port
ROy al G. N. Mallory q Co. =. o 90. -
steamship COTtes Freeman HALIFAX n D. anu S1 JVnnsi
steamship A. C. sinners Warren. Philadelphia, Penn, Jas
Ship Idomene CBr.) Kelly. Liverpool, Engo ArAe, Tufts
Bark Nordhavet CNOr Halyorsen, Danzg. Gerr Benham
Bafk Nayesnk Barstow shanghai, China salter Liver
sark Tasman OBJ. Briggs BridgetOwn, Bar, Dwight
BARK Hudson Vaughan, Yokohama japan salter Liver
bark Floke CNor Nicholson Chrstana, Nor Punch Edge
Bsik Fredse or NOrberg Cork Falmouth for orders
BARK H6rn6orsGnd CNorl. Nielsen, Bristol Eng Funeh
Ldye & Co.
BARK sgurd Jar Sor Tostensen Cork for orders Punch
Edye q Co.
BarS Leocadia CGer. wenke Bremen, Ger Herman KoOp
Bark Regina Tolck Ray Valencia. Spain John Ztuosen
NeyersiDk. Jarvis, MarseleS France, Alea
BARK Nesteide (NOr Hennksen Queenstown OF fanoHth
Tor orders, BOczmanD OeTlcln a 90.
Bsk Espana SPAN ROsery Pa Barcelona spain' ZuI1ca
Brg Alwine Ger] schade Corfu C. Tobias Co
Brg Ida (Brl Sitem4n, Halifax, y. :, Gerhard q Brewer
scbr Mary s. Lunt Lee, PontaPltre Guad-' l. Du bef'
schr Bonnibel tBr Gifn St Johns n F. P. 1. MENUS
Son.
schr Mary B. Dyer. Oliver. Green Turtle Cay, Abacoa'
sehr NJ Richards. Masbury FsrnAndna Fla James A.
Van Brunt.
,,se6r c. P. shulaA Young Nsw-Hayen. Conn., A B.
Hazard
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NO wILLs ~ rwo WV.

David Graham, formerly drum-majOr Of the 18th
REGIMENT and n his death leader OF the orchestra
n waacks Theater left two wills ana two wives. These
have Given complicated state % things IN the Surro
eae Court One viii dated l~6s left The property 20 Della
N.rolv Graham. with whom Graham living at the
time death the other W drawn ~ 1913 le snd
iegscv David Graham MS by arst WIFE, and the fe
Della Murphy Graham. Insufficient PROOF WAC
esned The hrst viii and Surrogate calvin re-
ieci t. Further hearing az testimony in relation 10 tho
second viii adiOurue b Mr.. Grahdns nrst vile, HJm
whom he separated is a contestant OF the WILL
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TIE cnrpr OLE APrEAIs.

ALBANY y. Y, june Sin the Court of Appeals
today the follow inc business was transacted:
No. 46-CUrry agt. POwers-ATgumcnt resumed ana con-
GUIDED 81. ~ rr.--..,..u-
No. 4O-Tion agt Ormsbee.-Argued by NJ H. Hlrschberg
for appellant. and G.. l.. warren FOR respondent
42-rltrce kcfnrA Argued uy A. j. fai ai-
pelant. and ~. Ballard TOT respondent
50. 56-Thc People re-. With rUre agt the SUPERVISORS
Of Countytrgued by samuel Hard for apPeAants
and Robert - Hale for respondent Case sim on.
Proclamation was made. and the COurt adjourned.
The following tie Court u Appeals day calendar Tor Mon
DAY une IL NOS 60, 81, @S1 GS, IS Il, 70, aud az
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j ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
MAY a. 1877.


Trains Leave Long Island Ciiy follows;
For Greeupor lfarh0r RlrfrIead and intermediate
stations ar %, 1908 a. m $3.50. 400 ID. 30.
For Patchogue etc, at 9O3 q m., ?, AS, 523 sun
dav- 9lj 4. no.
For Babylon etc. at 1890 s44. gO3 N 80 a. m 2 42t
Ai5. 5.2t COS p. Sundays. J.lj A. M. $3.50 m.
FOR Port Jt rsou, etc, 10 800 5Oj D. sun
days. $50 a.
For Northport, ETC. AZ 10 $780, l2i 500. Gi2
Sundays 9}O ~. $50 D. "a.
For Locust valley. Glen Cove etc Al s4f n 80 a m,
2 3.30 42i 800 6i2 2. sundays. $50 a. $50 D.
For KOct away ach. etc, az o. 1870 no, f2f
DAYS, 9.l5 o. M, 1870 D. m.
For Far E0cktwaY. etc, at q ll30 ,, 800 "a jOj
Z pm sundays. 81 A. M $50. l.35 p. m.
For FLUSHING College POM. MIestnme Great Week. Gar
den CITY Hampstead. and intermediate stations small
tables and time cards all principal hotels under
mentioned Ticket Offices.
Ferry sin. y. " 80 minutes and Thirty.
fourth r. r.. ID Minutes before each on sundays
from Thirty fourth ONLY.
Ticket offices IN NETWORK az James slip sud Thirty.
the Off ces 4 Mesc0ff- T. l. Co.
Parku place. 7s5 Broadway. 9i2 broaiway Graud Central
Depot Forty second m. In BROOKLYN. 1913 Ws-hiu .on
A. In BROOkLIN, T.. D.. ~ Fourth ~.
By purchasing tickets l ~ The Above Offices baggage
De checkcd from residence 20 fe4tlL4f
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snn rses ~ 42s sun seJs...... 7:30 Clock slow 0 90
Moon i.es DDS Noon s0uths 1908 Moons age days Y
HIaH WATER TO-DAY-A N
nor Island sos Hell Gate.... f:if
HlsH WATER TO-DAY ".
Sandy Hook r.55 Gov Island p Hell Cate e:l2
HIGH WATER sUNDAi--A VI.
Sandy Uook Sd GOV Isilud. 6.45 Hell Gate.... s:St
RICH WATER SUNDAY. ".
SANDY Hoax SAT Gov. Island 7sO9 Hell Gate.s. sos
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing May H. 1877,
through trains Will leave Grant Central Depot
a. m, Western and Northern Express, with drawing
room car Ia Rochester.
1880 A. M special Chicago and Western Express. with
driving cars TO Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo, and
Niagara Falls
IL3Oa. NJ northern and Western Express. with drawing.
20 saratoga
$3.50 Special Albany Troy and western Express ar
riyes al Buffalo. 7.lO A.
600 p. Express with sleeping cars tor WaeItOWn aud
Canandaicua. Also. Montreal via Platf-burgh.
80 Pacihc LxTres-, daily with seenlngcars for
Rochester Falls Buffalo. cleveland, Toledo, DetrOL
and Chicago, To Montreal via ~. Adams
HOO p NJ. Express with sleeping cars Tor Albany and
Troy.
way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets FOR sale as
90 L6i and f3 Broadway, and M-tcut Express Goa
Offices No Park place. 49, and 942 Broadway, Newfork,
1873 Waslingt1 st. Brooklyn.
~ q n MFEErR General Passenger 4
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[ EHLGH VALLEY RAILRnAD.

I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Il ARRANGEMENr or PA->tNGER TRAINS Jan. 4.
lS17-Llye depOts foot OF lud and Ucstrns-
63Op Nlght Express. daily, inr Passion bethlehem Al
lentown Mauch CHUNK. WI kenbarre. ft-ton, ~Frf FmL
Ithaca Auburn. Rochester Buffalo, Nagara Fails, ami ts
West. Pulman's sleeping coaches attached.
ROBr H. -ANRE. Sup.t AMI Enr'r
General Eastern once corner Of Church and oorluosts
-. -
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Ecqal Notlces.


GUPREME COURF.-WILLIAM SEYMOUR,
In of judgment This action. bearing
date the l7th day Of APRIL 1877. the UNDERSIGNED ii1n
b. Schmciz deceased the direction Phio r. Rug
giles appointed by The Court for that purp0se viii
the 2Jh day of July l~1, n O'Clock of at day, AT
lots OF iud. with the stu
ate the northwest White and Church in
Whe-cet snd rear ana also ohurchst-eet and known
AO four ho and lots of aud sand city northwest
Camiue and BeecEr containing - feet front
Carmnr and Blocker streets ami depth each side
T. feet aud known by the H. 49, D. % Camne
Also the dwelling house and two contiguous lots Of
and ~ feet on canal street and known by The street No 45'
Also The Of land on the westerly side canal
street containing - rr mont on Canalstree n pa rear ana
Also house and lot southerlv side of I'D street distant 100
containing - feet inches on 2 street ana I'M rear 9s
feet inches ~ dep on each SIDE and known by the street
Also at the tme viii be sold the following personal
90 shares River Bank city OF y Y shares Mer
chants Exchange Bank ol s. " I2J share. Butchers and
shares Bowery Fire Insurance Of y g. shares Jefferson
Fe Insurance Co u y ~ 100 shares Sorf Rvsr Firr
Brooklyn 1000 shares Manhattan Light CO. 10 cry
\. T. Lie Ir and Trust city So shares
Co OF Brooglyn scrip Wiamsbufgh Gas scrip Metro
puiian Gas. scrip Of Jefferson Ins.
Dated New York. June ., 1871
Executor, &c. Of John y. Scnmelzel. deceased
PHILO T. KUGGLES, Referee
sw GANKs. Plaintiffs Attorney, 2si Peari.street. n Y
je5 2awGw
IVAN BUSKIRK'S INYIGORANT has cured
worst forms of Dyspepsia most stubborn coh.dp1
ton, and painful and troublesome Pnea
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY.
3 a -cncinnau and Chicago Dsy EIpress. Dra~ins-
1915 m-ENpess Man Tor Buaaio with sitepins Coaches
10 M DaHy)-Pachc Erpress for the West sleeping
na and Chicago without change As" hotei bin1Hs Ss
Nc~ars go e.i5 s5o ieis 10 a. M 30 Si5 and sls
aud II midnight saturday nights only sundays 30
RuheTiori fark and Passalc g. 7t5 10 m y noon las
i. $50 10 a. NJ l.i5. 8 30 p. M ind q midalght.
li5 3. is. go. $50. .. $40. 3 90 80 z. = 10 ~
7 D M and II inhinirht
suaefn. 8. 7i5. 10. 1913 W. As 9i5 ;. Up NJ. ard
II midnight Sundays o. $50, 10 A. M, 40, GOO, y a.
Cornwall, 3 a m, $50, $50 p. m. Sundays ssoh
warwick, 1913 a. No. $50 p m. -, ,s,o
Newnnfgn y o - a. ~ 80 - i3 SUNNY III
Goshen B. AZ 9, 10. 1915 = ~ $50. 345, 40, 7p m.
MIDI etoan. 7.t5 10. Ioa5 a. M. 3f5. 40 D. M sun
connect CIV, Sew YORK aad osseso MeSHd r AZ asasr
Port Jervis. 5i5: 9 Do, l0t5 M 49, p M sundays
Y6rr-TIsns leaving chambcrs. on even or half hour.
than above lime trains leaving quarter hours
% sS TfH st az Is sS S i5 JPN sh tTiss
1e1yRg an az ,a No. aIa n ca
aud Sepng Coach,s can be- obtained and orirs for tho
Ofccs Nos 23 iOl $50 4nd Do Broidsayi No CosrtsL,
express lsa. from le Vest arrive In SewYorE at 7.z5
a. m, ITO and 1.5j ?.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NFw-JERSEY.
T. $780, efJ M, l. 3. 4. AS. 49, $50. $50 b. No.. aud
Saiur ay nights only at 49, p m Sundays, a. AMI
63O M.
Nanu.i spring Valley, and Mousey 7. $50 m as p.
JNo. y. ABBOTT, General isss'r AGENT New-forS
TOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
4 FIELD. WHITE MOUNTAINS, MONTREAL. a 4 n
termedate points steamers leave Pier r. r. iliy l7un
DAYS eXc'nte a y M lsenfF thiri- p. X, al 10 M
aud n connecting With sgeiai trains a. New Haven log
Hartford. ugIelf Tickets sold check
ga Broadway New York. and C,nftzt brooklyn TX
curson 10 New Haven aud return. ~ So
EOR PHILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH
4 and the NEW EfSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Leave Pier s. NOrih kiv foot Rector st. az No.. i0r
Long Branch aut EafoufOwn.
q. m. for philadelphia, Long Branch Toms River. and
klnellnd
p Philadelphia, Long Branch. Toms River. Ware
town. ard Tuckerfon.
6.ll u fur lOn~ Branch.
WM :. sNEDEN. O. ~
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COR NEW.HAVEN. MARTFORD. sPRING.

4 FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS. mon iiEAf. a d m.
termcdae points leave Pier r. r. daily l7un-
DAYS exc'ntedl az p m eent h.risi p r. a. D. M
N connecting with sacria trains New Haven Tor
Haitof springfield. Sc Tickets sold and baggage check a
ga Broadway. New York and Contt 81. brooklyn TX
Curson la Haven aud ~ So
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BANGING Academies.

4 DODWORTH'- SCHOOL FOR DANCING,
~ No. Gsl 5TH-ANESUE,
win reopen Oct. -.
Private lessons during the summer.
WAN BUSKIRKS INVlGORANT gives
strength and feeble igorates the old and
indrm 90 cents. sold by druggists
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CAIFNDARs-THIs DAY.

sUrREMR CoURT-sPECIAL TRRN-DoSoHUE, J.
le6 Bodine agt- Money 54.-Purdy agt. Mason
penny.
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VO PHILADELPHIA,

Thirteen Through Trans way daily three Depou
Philadelphia. IN Newfork
Double Track the Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after MAY Il. 1871, -
Express Trains leave NewYOrk DesDrOsses and COrt
-landt STREETS Ferries as follows
7.3G. $50 c55G Limited, 1890 a ~. l.A5.6.7. aud
$50 u. m. SUNDAY. . q. m. o. g. 7. aud 40 p.
Returning. Philadelphia $50. J. 1890. $50.
and II a Limited EXPRESS 80 nj 2 g. go, 7, and
1870 J.. ami L. midnight On sunday 800 y $50.
1. 1.35 D. m. ~ midnight
Ticket Offices 526 ga Broadway No. Aston House.
Desbrosses and COrtlandss No. Court ~.
Brooklyn; Nos. ia, ll6 AMI llS Hudson st. hobokeni
Depot Jersey CITY IMMIGRANT Ticket ONCE. No Battery
place. l. T. FARMER Gen Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager
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V'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

rI'HE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON
and all points East via
NEWPORT And FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Largest handsomest and costly word
FULL NIGHTS REST. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES.
Five morning trains-Fsl River 20 Boston.
New York daily SUNDAYS July 20 SEPT.
Q inclusvel. from Pier p. y. r.. foot Murray
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS EVERY EVENING.
and Rooms secured all principal Hotels and
Ticket Offices, al the Pier, and steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. AgentA
GEO. l. COMMON General Passenger Agent
VHE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON,
VIA PROVIDENCE DIRECT.
WHOLE NIGHTS REST.
ONLY A. MILES OF Rail.
TIME, 60 MIN UTES.
THE NEW MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
MASSACHtS
The Palace steamer n The Worid1.
AND THE WORLD NkNoWNkD STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
("Ihe Queen Of tho Sound0
leave daily Except sundays. from Pier 20. y r.. foot u
Warrrn-st az D. arriving Providence a and
Boston at a. IA No intermediate landings between New
and Providence
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Mar5le auo 5lale itIaulcls.

"a SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELS.
Prices slate steps 4ni ers and all kinds Of
slate work. PENKIiGN SLATE CO.,
30 Unonsquare rs. I. 4thase. and l7th-sLl
WAN BCSKiRK'> lNVlGORANT relieves
all urinary and kdney troubles. 50 L Neseyst.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NFW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngewOod. Cioser Permonf and Nyask
T. s3O efj n. me- l. 3. 4. ff5 80. Ga5O $50 D. "a and
satur ay nights only at 81 Sundays, a. AMI
630 p. m.
Nanu0i spring Valley, and Monsey. T. $50 m as p m
JND. y. ABBOTT, General 4 ASST Agent, NeW-GOrk
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DENNSYLVANN RAILROAD. GREAI


j TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE and after June I, l-7I trains leave NewY0rk,
via DesbrOsses COrtandt street srItrs follows
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh. the West and south.
with Pullman Palace cars attached a. NJ and 80 p N
daily.
For Wiliamsport ock Haven CORY. and Erie $50
D. H. connecting Cory for Titus lille Petroleum Centre,
aud tho Oil Regions For Wilamsport ana Lock Haven,
9 an
For Baltimore. Washington. and the South. Limited
Washington Express OF pullman Parlor cars daily except
SUNDAY, $3.50 H.; arrive Wa-hin gton 10 p. Regular
20 l. D. and $50 p. M. Sunds and $50 D.
Express Philadelphia. $50 500 $3.50 Limitel) 1890
a NJ J, I, 3, Is. and $50 sunday 3. g. T. and
$50 D. m. EnilgTant ami second clasa I y. m.
For ewaTk. Elizabeth Railway, Princeton Tren-
ton Amboy Fl~mngOn Belydere. and other pOnts,
Sc local schedules az al Ticket Offices.
Trans From Pittsburgh, 40 and 1910 m. and
IO:.O D. daily 1920 and $50 daily, except Mon.
dav from Washington aud Baltimore, $40 $40 m 4O.
$40 ana 1910 Sunday, $40 $40 a m. From PA Ia
delpha. 800 GAO $40 1890 1850 2lu. 40 $40,
ESQ. $40 900 and 1920 Sunday, sos, 640 $40.
1880 a. m. $50 and l0:2O
Ticket Offices 500 "a broadway. No. House,
and and COrrandIsts No. CO4rtsL,
BROOKLYN; NOS Ia 8 and lis HudsOn-st, UODOkln De-
pot Jersey city Emgrant Ticket once No Battery plaza
L. Z. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
SrONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN CONS ECUrIVE YEARS.
The elegant steamers
SrONINGrON AND NAkRAGANSETr,
al daily Sundays exeeptes irom Pier 80, " X. font
Of aud tickets FOR ETH FIR LINE
cured at3G3 Broadway and az all Offices Of Messcot Express
Also tickets for sale AZ all hotel ticket 0incrs.
ami Freight either line taken
d. :. BABNOCk, PTcsl4suL
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echr Pads Mitchell Berhice Guiana Leaycrah q Co.
Schr = l. Thompson Hail. Providence, X l., IT, W. JACK
a son.
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DONDOUT and KingstOn-Landing at New
III burgh POughkeepse Highland Falls West Pont. Corn
wall Marlboro. Milton Esopus, connecting with Ulster and
Del. r. r.. steam boats THOMAS CORNELL and JAMES W
BALDWIN from Pier foot Springst. " r. daily, at p
fNHE MARY P0WELL-FOr West Point,
i Newburgh Poughkeepse Rondout and Kingston, Land.
ing az C0ZHenss Cornwall Milton, and New Hamburg and
Marlboro by ferry, viii leave Pier 80 " r. Nesry ST. day,
SnnlaVs eXcrptei. 81 800 D. m.
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5ales on autnor
J'HE Mcssrs. LEANIFI, AuctiOneers.
Il NOW exhibition az the CLINTON HALL SALE
ROOMS, AstOrplace,
PRIVATE LIBRARY.
COMPRISING SPORT Nc and NATI RAJ
HISTORY including Al DJB ON's Birds OF AMERICA,
vOls original edition also the WORKS OF scott, Dickens,
shakespeare cooper Lever, AnswOrth Maryati, &c, &c
works -FlklTGALISH also. me collection OF
PHOTOGRAPHS 20 be sold MONDAY and TUES DAY
AFTERNOONS June II and ., commencing az o'clock
WAN BUSKIRKiS INNIGORANr best health
and strength giving tonic I'm the world 80 cents
borses, Carriages, FAIRNESS, &c.
4 PONY PHAET0N FOR SALE.-Inquire at
~ DONNELLY'S STABLE, corner OF Henry and Clark
SIS, Br0Okl' u.
REASONABLE CARRIAGES.
- Extension Top fouF passenger PhaeOns light; Ex
Top CabI0ets gl hung very four canopy
Top PhactOns Top pharons all grades from $40 no;
open 500 up Miniature Pony Pactons, both
basket and panel WM. II. GRAY, 20 and ~ Woosterst
XVANTED-A STYLISH HORSE. good
w stopper under ? hands high. Ia drive and from
railway station; state terms. ". l., Box D. Tribune once
VAN BUSKlRK'S INVlGORANT imparts
lie TO body and BRAIN II the best ionic
IN the world. % cents. sod az drugglstsA
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and LONG BRANCH DIVISION

y rran. eaye for AmnOy. Red Bank. Long Branch.
ocean Grove. Sc. az 7 40. - ll.f5 a. M. T. p. m
ON and after tlrer additional uans, each way VIII
bc mn between New York Girt Of which viii be
an express making stops Oetseen Network and Long
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good dEcaiOu, refu4r hoNtIs a,Nr HEeI Aud Allheys
and stroag nerves. Beat tonic sold 80 cents
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THE SUIT AGAINST LORD AND LEAHY.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 19.-ln the Supreme
Court General Term to-day, argu d the ease OF the
people &c, against JARVIS Lord and John Leahy This
action brought TO recover $4,000 for damages al
legged been sustained arising out OF contract
for WORK the canals and comes on an appeal
from Judgment OF noasuit IL the court below IL was
argued Oh behalf OF the plaintiff, b. Deputy Attorney
General Paige, tLat the people were not precluded
from maintaining the action because They did not ac i'm
mediatey upon discovery OF the fraud; that the cvi-
dence offered by the defendants to prove the waiver,
and upou which the nonsnii granted, was not al
nssable aud tnat the cause Of acton was aDundsnty
proved and aud been held in the court below. Mr. H.
w. PccRbam presented the case on the part oil the de-
fepdsnts and decision resery ID by The court
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NEW-IERSEY CENTRAL.

PRESSING DEMANDS OF TIE LEHIGH NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Information has been received In this city
that fresh runors have been s0Oat Philadelphia that
the Jehrh Navigation Company was pressing the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company for an immediate SET
Element Of the open toll account between them amount
ing to about 100000 in favor OF the Navigation
Company The latter declared that If the rail-
road company could not pay It's debts the coal
business Of the Navigation Company would be
transferred elsewhere. Under the existing CON
tract the NewJersey Central Is obliged to settle guar
tcry the transportation charges OF the Navigation Com
many which depends upon this for lite means 70
nav dividends aud interest In default OF such payments
The Navigation Company can at any moment Ncia.r ne
contract void and In such event whatever Detelmtnts
The New Jersey Central has made on the property OF e
NavgatO Company are forfeited 10 tat company lDe
amount OF the outlay made by the Jersey Central was
reported in exPresdent JOhustons statement OF last
Rcptcmbcr Mt $4,000 If this contract should be
broken the coal business which the Jersey Central now
receives from the Navigation Company would go 70 eithe
the Morris and Essex the LehlEh NaDCy halIIOad,
the latter delivering the coal az Amboy: ,
special meeting of the directors OF the NeWJerScy
Central held in this city on Wednesday 10 arrange
some plan Tor meeting the demands OF the Navigation
COMPANY hut information Of what wasIone was TeIusc'I
reported in Philadelphia that the amount uue VIII
be secured bonds OF the Lehigh and WIKesOafIc
Coal Companf mdOrsed nv the New-Jcrsey central auu
pledged as collateral at fixed rate. These were selling
Yesterday ut 81 o. aud within the last 30 days under
forced sale. have gone down 10 46. report on "sII,
st. Yesterday that the NewJersty central hGd
pledged S756OOO OF the certificates OF Indebtedness
Ia payment Of the sum due. President knight Of the
New Jersey Central would not anything a. u the
Truth OF tho reports He denied however, That another
meeting of the board held yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
CONFERENCE ON FREIGHT CHARGES

A Joint conference of representatives from
the Chamber OF Commerce, the Cheap Transportation
Association the Produce Exchange, and the Importers
and GrOcers' Board of Trade, held yesterday at NO.
81 wall-st, 10 consider the present discrimination in
freight by the trunk lines An Informal discussion
took place. in which Charles T. Hill, Theodore f. Lees
and Mr. Fuller participated Mr. Lees sad that whie II
that there still discrimination IN freight
rates both eastward and westward in favor Of Philadei
phia and Baltimore The stem Of carriage and delivery
In this city was matter Of greater importance to
the merchants OF NewYork aud II would he well 10
move the defects IN this, which entirely within the
control OF the people Of the city The following commit
tee consisting OF one from ecd commercial body repre-
sentd appointed, 10 give the subject further consld
Grafton procurs the necessary facts aud nSies 10 en-
able the conference act integcnly and report 20
future meeting: Charles Hi of the Importers and
GrOccrs' Board VI Trade, John Taylor Johnston OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, Theodore Lees Of the Cheap
Transportation Association. sud. T. j. Hustled OF the
Produce Exchange.