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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-10-02
AIECTURE 10 YoUNG MEN,

zEysk71 just published, in a Sealed En- velope.
AESS Price elk cents. A Lecture on the
SEGrEsV Nature, Treatment, and TG1IcG- cure oil
Seminar Weak meas, or SpermatOrrhRa. induced by
Self Abuse, Involuntary Emss1ons, Impotency'
Nervous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally: Consumption. EpiIePsy. srd Fits;
Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-,By Rob
ert j. CuIyerWeH, M. d author OF the "Green
Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in THE ada:Ts.ie
Lecture. clearly Prn:cs from bis o~a experience
that the aTi"! consequence of Sell Abuse NAV DO
-..ectualiy removed without dsngerout surgical
operations. bougies, Instruments, rinSs, or cor
dias: pointing out mode of cure at once certain.
and effectunl. by which every sufferer, matter
what his condition may be, may cure himsshcbesp-
ly. privately and radically.
Co This Lecture will prove a boon to Thousands
ana thouEsaGs.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope. to any I'D
dTs=P. on receipt of ak cent?, two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULVERTELL MEDICAL CO.,
IL Ann ST.. New York; Post Office Box, 1856.
July 10, lS77-ly.
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MIs.cELLANEoUs s..
The Natualist's Agene Y,

"As been established at 37a5 Lancaster ,Ayen-
ue PhiIadei phia, tor the Purpose OF giving
oI.sotors of ohiecIs Natural History an opPor-@
unity O buying, ceiling exchanging their du--
plicaies or collections. IL - S.-soSe
have now over 81 ttons, and nearly $4,000
worth. of Minerals on hand. have sold Sver ~
OOO worth since the 18th Gay of January, whs the
frst box was put into my establishment - ester-
dav October slst, my eaEh sales and cash receipts
were over STeO.
Our lhfrxEs ALoaIcAL Cara 1osuE. lila strated BY
over $500 worth OF engrsTingss- II now ready for
distri6uxion Free o all CUSTOMERS. To ethers
ON reesist of 10 cents for pestage- dssire cape
eisIly 20 cali attention 20 my remarkably sac
,peoiuenr of ArnAz6n Stone, of which j have or
have had nine the OF all the speeamens ever
found fhavs made Y Irirs TO the locality and
think may safely say that nc more viii be fopnd>
Good crystsls from IS eents To : go each.
NV Titanium N inerals are the finest ever knowrs
Besides the HydTsted Titanic Acid. Hy dretissnite.
a mineral recently AnEiyEed by DIR. K0enig. of
PennsyIvania University have aleo remarkably
well crystalized BI ooktss of enofnous
size Rutiles genieulAted till they form circle,
schorlomite W arwickite, &c. 10y ~
In Peranite have large surfaces covered with
minute bright green crystRls We have tse moss
beautiful green waveliitc ever known, coIOrss b.
vHnRdic acid. -. 10 -. 49, = =
Stone are very interesting The Graphi'ei iron,
New Mexico occurs in hexaEonsl prisms
The Embolite from New Mexico il the best ever
found at any locality. We are selling Amethyst
at far lower prices than Il ever sod before.
We have sold over $1,000 worth sinee the l0ih .os
July.
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7gAE 50 rsrCEt CuErCc to make money
~ ~ - ~ II YOU cant get gold you can get
greenbEcks. We need person in every town 70
take eubsc siptions for the lnrgest cheapest ana
hest illustrated family publication in the world
ANY one can become Fucrcspful agent. The most
ele CANT works of art given tree to Rubscrlbers'-
The price ia so lew that almost every body sub
scribes. One agent reports making over : 5o IN
week. A lady agent reports taking over 4OO ep5-
scrbers in ter days. al! who engage make money
fast. You devote all your time to tire bust
ness, or only your spare time You need not be
away from home ever night. You can do II as
well ca others. Full particulars, directions and
terms free. Elegant nni expensive Outfit free. II
you want profitable work sead Us your Hddress At
1t costs nothing to try the business. No
one no cnEages fails to make great pay. Ad-
dress 'The Peoples Journal Portland, Naire.
Anouri I. lSI1-lY-
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p o ETIe Al.
PLE:aATHER1NG.
BIZ EDWARD =. HAYWARD.


There is gold in the orchards. rare gems of all
hues,
Low hanging from branches, or ripenine in dews.
There are pippins and russets, the red checks
SO round,
Pearmaius, and ripe Royals" thick strewing
rhe ground.
In June they were blossoms that frightened the
world,
With nantes of promise flung cut. and un-
furled-
Thro, the long days of Summer. slow-ripcning
they hung,
Till the sun in his setting red fiushes had flung
Dor checks that grew deeper, as down the low
west
Day woke with his kizees pale hight from her
rest;
Till now red and golden reflected in faces.
They tempt us with glimpses of leaf-hidden
:, Rraces.
They seem like coy madens dcferrinR our fate;
Till we daily season, and wanting yet wait.
But the Frost-King steals nearer; then cruel.
yet kind,
We pluck their ripe beauty away from the
wind
"Bs lively now, youngsters ~ the farmer eom-
mands.
IA he mounts the long ladder to his leat-hidden
lands;
TIL now they fall quickly.-where missing his
hold
And patter and clatter in showers of gold.
On heads and on shoulders; till laughing. they
shout.
A troop of boy soldiers put quickly to routei
o boyf, and o master, in sunshine SO rare!
The fruit ye are plucking from orchards SO fair
L. the same that forever we pluck through the
years,
From trees of our living. i'll sunshine and tears
Still russell and golden are type of our days;
And our fruitaGe is hidden in the worlds blind
ing maze.
Whom the harvest draws ear us meath branches
low bent,
Shall we gather in gladness with spirits IN
g. spents
And again in the orchards child hands shall we
raise,
Meath the froud and the fruitage of lives full of
praisef
Golden Rule.
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end will there manuil ciurr To,lcU Goods a
Increased scae hAvi > gEanier facilities and
Improved Mac hiuery b,-Idga full rpsrz ot compe-
tent workmen. Every ~rt'5'o heretofore rGnouiac-
tured under my suPervIsinD ~iil, IN ny rreseut
establishment, be produced greater perfection
and i'll compare favo-EIi- with the best fsbrics
] am in the market for Wsul. I'D will purchase
at the Factory and throusA ms g"nts in Charles
town, MesRrs Duke & liRbcr FsiDsrIUs the high
market price. IF more CONVENIENT for my old
customers who may desire to exch< g. y poI for
Goods deliver the W DOL in ChHTlestOvyn. Nes=rs
Duke & GallRher are authorized TO receive =ui
receipt for the came.
In form ton II to prices, &C., may De had by
addressing Enbletown, or lay Egsnts at
Cuarlestown ...-
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore extended me, trust to merit, by careful at
tcutiCu TO Aus:nrss the manufacture of superior
sOodE and by moderate charges, a continuance OF
by new ones A. McCARRELL, JR.
MAY %, 1879.
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IscE NEo us

DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for a long time was demon.
strator OF anatomy in the
Medical College of Gcor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaraT-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and arc free from all
quackcry.
lie has succeeded in
combining in them the
heretofore antagoniStic
qualities of n SfrEH9fHSE-
ing, Inr;GatiVe, aHaG PR
ifYIpg ionic.
Their first apparent eE.
feet is to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
10 properly n ssimilatc.
Thus tho system is nour
ishcd, and by their tonn
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
Thcrapidity with which
bersoHS take on flesh,
while under the influence
OF these pills, OF itself iu-
dictates their adaptability
to rourish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gislIncss of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth to the system. Sold
iu ray Street, New York.
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entrusted NJ
attention to diseases in horsss Also has PATENT
Anti ROOter. which he viii spply oHOgs Leusrs
sddI es'sd to me at Dufie ID Depot or CharestosD
Feb. 10, 1871. JOHN ". scHAEFFER-gD
c.11-7 is not e.siIy earned in these tiuss, bus
SIII it can be made in :hree months BY ssy
one Of either seq, in sny part o. the country VI:
furnish Sc per week in your own tovn,-
You need not be away from home over night You
give your whole iirne to the work, oToaly your
spare moments We have agents - no are making
over $50 per day, All .bo engage at once can
bu.i--ss :; costs nothing TORY the basisssa =
Terms <rd as Oulst iTes dd1re" ~ "nSe' NJ
HAtLErT Il Co Portlsnti Maize. +'L
July IL, Is77-iy ------'
LADIES' HAIR GRBssING. %.
CAMUEL BROWN il prepared to shsm peg ana
= Dress Ladies' Hair At their bones and WIZ
tend to the same when desired Orders lea iii iii
Barber Shop. corner of MAIa Hnd George as, ~ III
receive prompt attention.
May %, 1876. 'H-. II
] IGHT & MITCHELL sell the beat 5 csst Ct.
II gar in town. - E1a
T IGHT & HITCHELL's Paragon Cigar. ef,r
IL cents. .-r. , = = -ss4s5
VI LIGHT MITCHELL.
I YSCHBURG Smoking Tobacro. for 20 Iesby
IL LIGHT q MITCHELL .
WE have juss received first-el., IS 10. Of FfeneR
w Brandy LIGHT hITCHELbs3
MICE Little Pictures for ora.men..I t.r.., fos
Augost7. Is77. Il II
E'REsH Ginger Snaps. Soda. Water, Mushroon
L Butter and Nienac Crackers. just reeeived
and Tor sale by S. DALGAHE.s %
GCGAR aud Coffee, ali varieties. always on hand
= stIowest prices by s. s. DAIGARNto
GoUNTRY Bacon wanted in exc b.ne = tor reeds,
~ by SIS. DALGARE
IF you want good Tobacco and Cigars and q
great variety to select from. 20 TO
8. s. DAEGARN'S:.s e7
August ISL oPposile Carter House,
CPICES of all kinda, for sale low by
y G E BELLER,
DICTURE and Photograph frames. all sizes,, 70
ne found at G. E. BELLER,S,giE
TOOTH, Nail and Hair Brushes, = large sock
i just received and Cor sale by Us All zli2
I-- G. e. BELLER.f.
THE Original PoThatsn Pipe with ali the eel
4 bratsd brands of Smoking T6baceo. ats IL
July "a, 1877. C. E. BRLLERsS.aP
n WEST SONS No Kerosene Oil, for ..le
". by DUKE GALLAuER,
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN !!

A LII persGns knowing themselves indebted to
n the UNDERSIGNED Tor Subscription to the
''Shirit of Jefferson Advertisements Job
Work, arc requested to give the same their ear
lest attention, as it is necessary to have the
business closed up. or will he compelled to COL
lect by law. S. S. DALGARN.
July Of, 1S75-tf.
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ZINE TOBACCO-lIinc inch Hat plugs-st only
March IS, 1916 D.s. HU GuEs.
i{oRsFoRD's Self Eais5rr Bread Prepars-
tioa-unsurpessed for making Light Bread,
F-b -. 1876. D S HUGHES.
GTALEY, Armstrong Chadwick's Choice
- Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Fcb. %, 1876. DS HUGHES.
ENHEWlNG and Smoking Tobaccos-a full line
X constantly kept on hand and solo cheap, By
Feb. %, 1876. D 8 HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash Bowls
ID and Pitchers, for sale at 4 bargain. by
Feb 22i 1876. D. 5. HUGHES.
1000 Tin Frur. Cans, oar own manufacture, war
= rGntcd not to leak, for sale rsry iot-, by
DUKE Il G ALLAHER
SUPERIOR Grain Bags Of different qaAlities-
- cheap, at DUKE & GALLAHER'S.
DITCH FORKS, Pitch Fork Handles, Open
L Links, Sad Irons, Scoou Shovels. for sale by
DUKE & GALL \HER
TEIHE 1877 Apple PArsr. best in use. for sale by
DUKE & GALLAHER
A LII sizes Tin Wash Boilers. for sale ny
y DUKE 6, GALLAHER
July "a, 1877.
A VERY fine article of New Orleans Moiasses,
~ just received ~ S. DALGARS-
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COLLECTIONS OF MINERALS

For Students AmAteurs, Professors, PhS s:SiaaS,
and other Professional Men. These collections i'll
lustrato al the principal species and ali grand
subdivisions in Dams and other works on Mineral
Ores and every known Element. The 60 lections
are labelled with printed label that can only, be
removed by soaking. The labels give Dana's
.nectes nu niber the name, locality. and in most
cases the composition of the Mineral. o.. =
All collections accompanied by an Illustrated
Catalogue and table of species. mon. o .-ts d
100 Crysials and Frsgme ntscr Study, Sl.oo
100 Specimens, Student's Size. Larger. 500
leo Specimens, Larger, AmatGuts size, 2iHit
Collections o ( Gems. Ores. Esrthy Mineral l. used
in any Arts or Agriculture. on hand or put up TO
We sell Minerals by weight, foT the Chemist
and blow pipe very 10 prices, at sa
25 cents per pound, AllSnite IS cent? per pound,
Brookite Pure Crystal 25 cents per pouue, Rutiie
pure 25 cents per pound, wsyeIItie IS eents per
pouud, Rleade 10 cents per pound.
1 have lust bought the famous Chiffon Colieetion
OF Minerals and Shells, which has been on exhibit
ton at Tifany's for the rast two years The orig
innl price asked 5 900. il contacted . mum
Der of un equalled things. among them RniiIe In
Quartz, for which MIR. Chiffon was offered $3.50
gold perfect spnin g murox.
g The herbari un of Iowa planis that received the
Highest award, is Plseed in my hspds forssaio,
for $3.50 The case alone is worth $50. -.
Several 8 900 " orth of Rocky Monptat in Birds,
sheIIs, Botapics! Specimens. Mound Builders Rel
les. &c on hs nd.
cation The has been found at No. 1928 Belmont
Avenue, about . squares from she Trahs. Cont
mental hotel.
- Al FOOTE, NJ. D...l.-.Tr
Prof. Chemistry and MineTalogy-
Fellow Am Ass n. Adv. Of Science.
IL NlAr atNhNR
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FIELD AND FiRESIEE.
Another Receipt for Tomato Catsup

Cut ripe tomatoes in pieces; boil in porce>
lain lined kettle or a new tin pan, until they
will strain easily then strain through fine
colandsr or seive so course that it will only
keep back the seeds and skins. Take ten
quarts of the strained tomato, add the red
peppers and boil till reduced to half the guam
tity then add the spices ground and half the
vinegar; add the salt just before taking off
the fire. Bottle and sea as soon as cold Do
not let it remain in tin after it is cold. The
red pepper pods should be broken and left in
the catsup until it is ready to bottle.
For every ten quarts Of the strained tomato
use four tablespoonful of cinnamon, three
and one>half of grated nu;megs, five table,
spoonsful of black pepper, three tablespoons
full of cloves, seven tablespoonful of salt, two
ousrts and one pint of good vinegar, nine
long red peppers. Have the tablespoon
slightly heaped when measuring the spices
and the spices have freshly ground if possible.
The catsup is better the second year after it
is made, if we'll sealed, and kept in cool
cellar it will keep for years.
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HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES,

MANUFACTURED OR REPAIRED.
1t ChGrlesto,cn, Jefferson County, Virginia.
THE un ersi gn ed especttully announc- g.
J. es to TIE citizens OF Charlestown ano kaSSsysSS
vicinity, that he is constantly making and
repairing Ca 1riage, GIG, Buggy, Coach and Is agcn
HARNESS. SA DDJES, RRfDLES, HALTER6,
&C., in the most durable manner, and the most
modern style of work 1anship, and At short notice
and upon Giving" terms. My YORK commenos
itself. All ask is share oitho public patronage.
0T Call upon mo a my estnp,isht2snt on Mar
ket-Rouse Square.
HENRY D. MiDDLEEAUFF.
November, 1867
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Change ofLocatio1l.
WOOLEN GODS.
SHhNNONDEJT TtCTORY,

'ENHE undersigned respectfully informs his for
L mer customers AID the public generally that
he hsh en- sed
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Wholesale price. $500 per doz. Half doz: 80;
Boys sizes J -. 90 per dozen Half dozen $500;
Retail price-Men's So each; Boys 25 each
furnish the same shirts, finished in the best
manner, for so cents each. additional Repro
scented bv the above cut Cuffs are made, Sleeves
cut the Shirts can b, finished by any one comPe-
tent o a straight as il is only necessary
TO n the cuffs, put in the sleeves and sew up
the side seams.
Snntemher 10. 1876.
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YEAST FOR SALE.

ENRESH Yeast on sale daily. at the Bakery and
Il Confectionery of
May Is, 1877. PHIL. T. ROHR.
CPEER's Wine and Brandies-from tho ceIebra-
~ ted vineyards of Alfred Speer- only for me-
dicinal purposes. e f. BELLER'S
ToDEA. the great Blood Alternative. for sale by
L July II, 1877 c. f BELLER,
DURNETT'S Cod Liver Oil, Brohmer's Cod
ID Liver Oil, " ilbor's Cod Liver Oil, and Cod
Liver Cream, sold by -
A LARGE stock of Cigars of great variety OF
"A brands, from 10 cts. down TO for cts. sl
waye TO be bad at c. 4. BELLER'S
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cell9r IL VIII keep years
CANNING COLD BERRIEs.-Mrs. j.. G.
Pennell, the inventor, has been SO full
in canning cold berries and fruit that the
housekeeper generally will be glad to learn
how she does it. Taking the berries, peas,
beans or corn, she fills the jar, bottle or tun~
bier, brimful Of the raw, fresh and perfectly
sound fruit. She then pours in clear cold
water to fill the intcrstices, screws on the
cover or puts in the cork. turns the vessel
upside down, and that is all. If by accident
any OF the fruit shows signs of fermenting, it
can be cooked in the old way.
Tomato OMcLAUE FOR BREAKFAST
Peel and chop fne five tomatoes Of good size !;
season them with salt and pepper; add to
them half teacup of grated bread. Beat
four eggs to foam and stir in to the tomatoes.
Heat spider" kissing not, put in a small
piece of butter, turn in the mixture and stir
rapidly until it begins to thicken. Now let
it brown for two or three minutes on the bot
tom, then lap it half over, slip on to hot
dish, and serve for break fast, garnished with
parsley and slices of hard boiled eggs. 1t is
an appetizing and also handsome dish.
BRoILED BREAST OF MUTToN.-Trim and
lay it in stew pan with slice of fat bacon !;
add some pepper whole, an onion stuck with
Gloves, sliced carrot, some celery cut up and
o bundle of sweet herbs mOisteD with water
and let it brase an hour when done enough,
pull ont the bones and lay the breast between
two plates with a weight on, to get cold !;
brush over we'll with melted butter, cover
with bread crumbs. broil on a clear fire and
serve hot, with the juice of lemon under it,
and sprinkied we'll with pepper.
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r J.TURNE2 s CO.'S. ODER & Sons, ar
y. lJson's Pure G rouna Bone. Sc. ;or sale /
Sept 4, 1877. JAS. LA w. HOCFF s. co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

A DANGEROUS sHoAL NOT LAID DOWN IN TUE cHARTs-
rwoBAsLE SCENE or MANY shirwREcxs NECESSITY or
Capt Henry @ Smith, OF Salem. formerly OF Gloucester
tention to dangerous shoal the line Of fishing
navEation ana ol tue ocean steamers which Is not cor
part OF Browns Bank, seal Island bearing about NNw
about 40 mics distant Capt Smith canght near this
quanted with It. and WAS thrown out Of his reck.
oning on sounding by finding the lead indicate but IS
fathoms After thrilling experience his fishing craft rode
out the gale in safety ana he arrived nome and ON com
Browns Bank US he supposed before sounding ard his
Der WITH whom Inc conversed assured lin that he had sshed
on Browns Bank In nine athoms water and Capt John
in eleven fs.homs This treacIeroas shoa IS known to
many OF our fishing shippers who report sounding in from
by all ofthem Capt John Collins has soundngs In
nine atoms the shoal part ot the oanx indicated
above.
This dangerous shQa the from Gloucester the
Western and Grand Banks La Have Banks aud Newfouna
and experience that many disasters fishing vessels
have occurred there OF which thcre survivors to
In company and on the first night experienced heavy
gale One OF the vessels caught in the soal
pectng to down NJ moment succeeded IN riding
the gale in safety rho other heard OF ~erwud.
aud the surviving skipper convinced that she
down at this Preacher. u, point.
The standard charts that competent survey has
ever been made OF this bank only lew sonndings being
given and none indicating less depth OF water than ~
but this BANK Which the sermsn must in
pursuing their aud where merchant vessels are
with ha dozen figures We c"mmsnd the matter to the
attention oboa!ds ofrade and Others Interested In com
be induced to take the proper steps full accurate
survey OF this dangerous saoaL Cape Ann Advertiser
LONDON, Feb 23-A Loyds' despatch from Constantino-
pie says:-"rhe Russian Consulate here shipping
tween sookgoom Kaie aud Fort st Nicholas Guarcshps
stationed ut Poll and >ookgoom Kae roadsteads to in
comm ncatng"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-24
ANTI-RAPID TRANSIT.

DECISION OF JUDGE DALY-NO TURNOUTs NOR
SWITCHES TO BE BUILT IN GREENWICH
STREET WITHOUT PAYING DAMAGES TO PROP
KRTY OWNERS
Judge J. f. Daily, In the Court OF Common Pleas,
gave his decision yesterday In the Of Patton tho
Elevated Railroad Company, In which he follows
conclusions Of law LAID down by the General Term OF the
Court holding substantially that private interests
to DO regarded In This Of rapid transit Of
vastly importance than considerations for tho
though IT IS to DO presumed temporary, blow against
enectng the plan OF rapid transit by hs already firmly
established route. We give below the material points
OF Judge Duly's written opinion IN the casc:-
JUDGE DALY's OPINION.
After recitng the circumstances leading TO the
bringing of the suit giving resume of the evidence
on both sdes Judge Daily says that regards himself
bound by the decision OF the General Term OF tho
Court. which holds that the plaintiff has ground Tor
special damages on account Of the effect tho building
OF tie turnout would have upon the building itself
and the business OF Keeping hotel there.
which. no says gives to tho defendants the right 10
erect double track railroad through Greenwich street
anu along Ninth avenue, within five years
from the passage OF the net; but that IN
stead OF completing such double track they
havo only erected single ono, and therefore they
The rights claimed by the deiendants in the
broad thoy claim, will not, he says,
be RECOGNIZED by the courts whom the OF tho
crowded streets OF city are concerned. The General
Term holds that wncn the act prescribes place to
operate In the street Tor single track structure
right exists to occupy other spaces for
branch tracks For these reasons he directs
Tor the plaintiff.