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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17
REQ RIVER VALLEY.

Changes that Nave Been Wrought In the
Past stx Years.
Correspondents OF s.. Paul HoneersPress.l
Moorhead. Aus. lin the fall Of 1871.
not vt dix years 70 with . small party Of
engineers selecting a~oroasing for the North
ern Pacific over Rsd river, iencamped here.
cold. shelterlen and hungry. Il Ms one Of
those beautiful autumn evenings peculiar to
this latitude. The sun had sunk bshtnda
curtain ct fire. which faded avay slovly.
and was not entirely rome when the elowine
aurora borealis then new to me. 30 common
now lifted il tremplous crown above the
silent lain. Ihad besn in this country but
. little while then, and this scene was new to
me and yery impressiye, and we'll I remem.
her how strangely I felt in the midst Of Il.
The Northern Pacific railroad was raR.
ginx its veary length alonp'' slowly acroe
Minnesota in the direction of nv lonely
biyouac. vet it, western terminus vas not
within fifty miles Of me, and there va not
q settlement not even 4 hut near me. md
vest of me for hundreds of miles extended
the renowned great arid region" where the
iackall and the Sioux held undisputed ~.
session!
Not nix years have passed and I am near
the same SPOT. and a. look around me mon
this beautiful VILLAGE. With ita churches.
school houses, mill, brick buildings and busy
streets, you can better imagine than / can
express the nature Of my reflections. These
six Year, have passed very rapidly. vet be-
hold the changes, the growth, the develop
ment of the country. Whilst I sit in nv
pleasant room at the "Bfamble House, 1
hear the bells toling for church; 1 hear the
lowing Of the herds in every direction, the
buzz upon the busy. stree4s,, and stranger vet
the newsboy,s cry, "Pioneer. PREP IS the
long train Of cars. throbbine With human
souls, rolls BY carrying supplies to the miners
in the Black Hills and on the Big Horn,
and also to the troops on the upper Yellow.
stone, six hundred miles west Of this place.
to which point the frontier has been moved
within the last six years.
To-day l drove around through the neigh
borhood to view the farms. was amazed.
From Fargo to the mouth of the cheyenne. |
u distance Of about twelve milssI l drove
between two walls of grain, the most maeni-
6cens agricultural sight / ever witasssed.
The crop Is safe and the yield will be most
abundant. Nj. Finkle,. Of the ~enterpriaing
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17

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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-17
n~E,GnsoRnooo NEWS.

lElk Point Courier. Aug lah.].
Grain in Union county is all cut and
mostly stacked, and she never saw a. good
crops.
New wheat is coming into market quite
fr ely and is bringing about IS cents.
Work will be Immediately commenced on
the ditch which If finished this fall will in.
sure good roads to Elk Point in all seasoos.
Isaac Moore, reports threshinx two Jobs
one, Of 8 acres which. yielded two hundred
bushels Of wheat, and another that yislded
twenty-three and sene-half bushels 10 the
acre. AS91s-
On Wednesday evening work will cease
on the grade. 1t really needs three or four
more to make IL q wide in some places ~ r.
should be, but it will be = splendid road
and will extend from town to the high land
beyond. rr !
Alex: Bsdden has sold his farm 10. and
negotiated for the Grms owned BY {Ttoa
Damon, Willie 6ouie, D. C~amberlein,
Marx Brown, end The farm owned by the
mother Of John Brown and one other tract,
II Ill amounting to $50 acres for Nj. Ell
Richardson, Of Cincinnati, o., Who psya
cash for the vhels Of it. NJ. RicAssasoa
expec1t0 convert this tract Of land into {
aock farm and NillscoMmanco ,innSedisAaly
to pat up from 800 to 1000 tons Of hay.
This laaa H. about I've miles vsst o. Eli
ss& - .%%sygA e8s&9
zaH4sr fvAnknn Eoaa ArU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
PASSENGERS dRRTVED.

FROM IIVERPOOL-Tn stearshio Adridfte April W
bnmas Medley Mrs Thomas Medley. man servant ana aia
servant Nrs b. Thompson Master W: rh0npson' mrs a. y
White Mrs f. Render W. HGirlek S M.hons Gsn,op
D. JaIson p. Payne, Mira Z. Payne Phnp HoahH, , MIS-
H. Dntton j. Brice b. Loeb. j. Dennis MIS- beS Win
MI Addison Mrs Addison. Mrs Bartholomew John r. rear
SON capt W. Joice Master W. Joce John Dawson Capa
r. brown Mrs George =. brown, IL kruger H. o. nspim
wall Miss Lucille IL c. Aspnwall Miss Kate W. AsphWsl
Waller A. Dickson D. T. Leon Mrs. i. Leon r. Gtfnon
" Ehr en- Lent j. s. LuCkraft, H. NJ MI McMahoh MI
Grant Mi Uoellner. MT HyGc, MI. Doughty. n aud
FROM BREMEN-In steamship hosei Aprn ~ ,nu
Mrs George r. Borpays child, L. Docring. MT ana MIA
Idrnonn Mr. and Mira Horace u. Fitch and child. Albert
iandsberg ~ Grggs Consul MissJosephne L. Schehhs
Dr Iimic ROcssel, walter taiOn Di'
Albert Bedcrnann, o. W pnger Miss Mana LohtIe i rn,
Iias.n Mrs Fanny AItschu Miss Amelia Alschubl, lieri
PREV yianer Heinz GOcssling Elizabeth Goe4sng sss
lydia COcsslng Mr. ana Mrs. Chas Wllch, MIS- ileiehs
MI May Cram (cnr-e Hammer, ADJ Isensec carr Oli
ser nss Anna singer, Fr"lr Brand MISS Jenny Dyczhp,
Ernst Hode r. WanScmann, Marcus 10y tiher' MlSs Lana
Iock mann, Wengl PloclIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30

Jones' Charles Petersen Charles Pctrsen Albert KIM
onnonhemer I0uis Balla, Mrs. Anna Maria Haag yonn
ns.sS s H Nm s ssac r0H's sssn
n K Payson Friedrich Frese, Mira Olga frese Ssms
Brauns Mrs oeorg Branns Hermann beief n brsns
IT, NJ Kennedy John Baer simon Bon u nT M
tr NE. MsIis Koch d. II Ffddelke Mrs D. ii. Fiddelkc
and child r. Newman q. seser. the Rev. a. Brauer ~,
G. Handy Handy A. Johnston ton, j g. S Mo Garae
Mdrrii i A Saf9rd CAN'T Amy and WIFE, Ad1ph bar
nabo and family Louisa Keller MISS Chrstna S.e
Miss Emily 5outhwe ell H. G. Weir ana iamny DIE;
Frances S. shaw Haldeve, Edgar Nl.1thua fnmn W.
Collins wife Miss NJ a. Deans. JOIN foieSt anu ""o'
Fortunate Currio, John Watt ,.,,, A., 90 cac,
FOR GIAsGOW-In steamship victoria Apfii zS:wCsP,'
Iamcs Rokie Cant WIN A. Raymond j. g. BOOTH James ~.
nnrefog Mrs THOMAS Srngor Adolp Barnabo snd family
William sun IN and lady, Ms r. j. hsDry IIopt
donald. on GREY Jane Dickson. rs THOMPSON anu fanny.
David Wilson, andrew Forbes James More ana We "eorge
Bowie, Alex. HOgg and family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
CIVIL NOTES.

In tbe suit between the stockholders Of the Trow
Directory Company already reported in THE TRIBUNE grow
ing in part ont majority Of the st'cthoi
crs to get r d rival dscor hvIoS c Dsr9nc in SD,
preme court Chambers, WAS denied
The sut in admiralty brought by the owners OF
Tie ship Harvest Queen against tie White Sar st'SnShp
Adratic ior damages the OF s22jOOO subercd by @
sinking Of The former vsS ~ 'i JpSgc Bjach r in
TIE United states District Cour lie hoi's t.a T p;U"
light displayed by the Adlall', ana ua, .ic ~
Queen instead u eePng ont Of t"1 Nay inv '1 ng sstcr
Judge Blachor say the A4Iiatic was not responsible
Hen-y Mann has brought a suit for divorce from
his wife Josephine whom no married in November lo
He accuses her nhdChiy in Rhode Island According 10
her stanener the suit bro'2h she cam" to tll8 Guy
and engaged 10 put In answer she saws that at
this husband thy became as she su9eo I.f0ir
g. neral den snd Sac sppos, husband d'o,cd Tao
su but recently he Las been tiS 81. ~ an Tsr tbat the
amendod answer Tho motion vas granted.
The suit Of NJ. II. Gaming against the Mayor was
discontinued 0n saturday. suit 20 recover $4,000 Tor
damages caused by flooding the plaintiffs premises al Lake
Mah0pac by holding back the water Of the lake ID lS
somewhat suit brought by T. r. GannnE Was TIRED
the fact developed tia tle Louse o".cd W ~; mtH
wa built IN Par o belonging to the stat" hc e
@ the a>f one IN 81 Se Sns for daa$e caused b,
action of the Commissioners OF Pebble Works III ISL
The habeas corpus proceeding in the case OF Mabel
Leonard mention Jreviouey THE fKBuSB 'ane b9re
Judge Donobue in supreme Court Chambers on SATURDAY.
The mother child who applies fol eT CUSTODY was
vast act s. and the child herself acted the part Of Part in
"Miss MuIon" After the of at play the mother de-
string to 20 20 Wan gtOn placed the Child in apuOhc ns'
luton o this city The cild dskHg the place applied 90
police justice T'o transferred her 70 tie sheI1ns irGs
Tle child herself apparently aho ~ Old The soc ely
Children became ItSi ID
Inc child inquiries Of the police about DIE n"ht
and lie answ being favorable Mr. Gibson, It's C"n
appeared SEeitiuc AraS IL appears thdt tFtid
enfCaVOred obtain possession Ol TIE ci
iaost OF itIn PROBABLY thearica purposes Il - SAD
also that Morris has beCpUc interested IN Tie lr SrL
ard OIc IKE play with her ~ Boston ne case
uas adGuiad Today. tnd some slia!r person waO
Weud accept The spOnsl6i} OF guardian Of th' child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyERPooL-Tn steamship Bdltic April 2s-Hcr
Ss; TIVE %a 4 d JEW % a n Ws low N6
Vim. Meyer MTs. Meyc., Gen. p Bangs T. SnAa!', Ms.
All. Ma wait Miss D. Il Wait, IN j. r. TrigusrOs. Cal
T. D. Wallace Mre: :. H. Bell Mrs Csrick. W.. Iuonr "
pSb;e James Wis5n T. A. H6ilsnd : Reid jon Fargu
s?n S5 's NSa rr FaT E % ES5i r
Coma, PROT Geor:o - Day. Mrs bay, H$ sialtonsiai
r. Tolfrcc T. r.; sir 1oIee, c'd and nurse Max Gump,
Denton. L. IiAoy o. a. cane charles BAKE G. Ie,is j.
Mont n. W C9orcr alt Isryamt a. ~ lafg'cir "; Few
G. {. knight I. dcH. kllcing H. %. Di0so4, J.. Blcc
Thomas Gemiaon Mrs Gemml and infant, charles Graham
Mrs. Collier, Dr. Brady Mr CoFiie, MI scott VI ii0hs
d,.c, NJ sell NrA CIg-s Buchanan, JSn J" HoiI:2h = y
Aiwatrr B. f. Atwacr REV. Father rhcopAile AuciauE,
Henry Abbott, Mrs licnty y Abbott ani end Judgr y G.
j. H. BTonci Florence IiroNei Iro@er, MIS- Blair
Mrs Jei. Ba5 ~ ~ Ca'pir s M aIo; ana r5 n
Iralnwel =. Co5nar Miss Bella Guinea t. - Clh,"i A.
Gh4s Bay, W. bt1ie ' E D. hdTad; BSy John dxar
R Rev ilexus thelbosk Edw Iaelc;on Mr. = ~ LIg;s
ter Edwin Fisher Ihos Fielder Miss iieldrr VIM Flelny
al alf GrSsh ' VI oti cray capt poaqss Gao%
Walter Graame, Mn ~ o. ilal Hosei9 Heg9nes JsG}ss
K EsSn5 r. T, * KnGibsr and Rupert snbneh
j. d. Lopez The Itev C. t. Iemarie, John s Ilghbound W.
ii. iucas and wife Master Wills ". Lucas L. 4. Iacha
Miss IL. Miller Henry MorenousS j. /. Moody ana wife
Dn ms j. Mrs . H. As 1'c ms s
snd MAT rpc T' ane gsJn Mss Pa Ts' c r. rs S
n J. pam ana VIE InoInas spensley wife, Very Rev
Henry J. IT, Schujes o. storey r Ther the Rev. Francis
FOE aLMENl@ s'es%@ zee, Apr $sM ds S and
Charles r schmidt Master ChaTe schidi Miss Magic
sd Jqu; bggsm1,sp " Mailer Re EnscO n 4Gdt
Friederichs schochn, Friz Haas Il Aders M Casnso
iIn I'M snd child. = zei,se Hermann Thy.seD, o. A.
Lyman, Mr. and Mrs Isaac Strauss and three children
W. Krohn' r. Kichn, John Menkc Aler Menke, Albert
Meyer Or Hammer. MIRA A. Hammer. H. Brsnnecks. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
DECIsIONS-ArRU %.

Supreme Court ChamtGs-By. iudee Donoha@-
Kent agt MccGa.cf ;yi ,i q w ., lrs g. Sc oa
mckee Bark asL D1gan NJ aA+ Hal o.
No. IA ri1nb act Mas5Itoi Woies as Have me
Manhattan Life las GO AT. snlNaih ana "a 'ig is,
AIT Mann Harrison agt Cuiiing.-urleIs SiaA'tI io
nsT n agS - 'J5resoH-yiofCn Granted coats t. ae
ST"at Ranictt agt Tnaycr-Ordfr entered j. coFrec
Wcnia ait Isuncabadn- Moon denied WITH cots 2ia
Ter Of Len2n rageTI nls snatei no ofic can he
made lIokbecA ag ficSD.,s.- Suin' ah ,iis
neg Az ag" froW CITY Dirseoiy Co-lioion doie
YoqnEi.S Az , SI iI5cs ae1 %ieut COTS Mat
tcr q Buroughsn sire to sec COUNSEL senarl ag $40
fIl2SiitIs fG' Ma;t,r q Pcttor under
IS ret regular Gibbons agt Gi5bORs-Aoon granted IN
les paiua pays $40 COST o. NOTION ana amend LIS COM
iS, acii i7sniIy jade Van Vor-Rewer Hamc -
The hi, IN t case shoi.l ee L"3T ne; MP ~, ~
DEGREES signed
Srpsroy Corri-Spec;aI 1ey7a-Bv Judge Sanford
naiis; o. = e. @ a,rri MOI ' rtei
inmcicl by red drawn under Objectionable Pc iLi-
iia or fcluudlnt 10 costs Kao-an act kaalaa ',,l1n
clnan 9s Een.ng Ion, lY'1 M y ,, e. il IN is
S S va rtp ,i 4, new al i given sac AIT Eosers
Motion gaucd vlih 90 oJsi CJfA az hIN i'sA' Ia,
as ssit hy the sneil jury Under writ of INQUIRY SE
al Ne s,aiyI %'i"rs sIq N m 5 az Tna
AZ scinccrOr'cr vacated and SCI aside, 'oenoranGn
lns az firing G3g,e to ca Gtg 21d -g
MaltsUr-s' Insurance COmply Oh, en-, io.i i"i ~
erdt apt Atrens Desmond AT Nlt capitol Lie Inc Com
many. and = ..ith at. CLitrcl.-tri".s &Ia4icL
IN Cl-er Justice CuIs kIlckriL0cktf ii' ms 'ohPlF
o@t pattcr6 lc-IXcuVOns sttiee ard OrutIrd On ME-
Pits ae Nryer-C ase aid exceptions Ordo Cd on ne.
Common P}cas-C fdWbTs-hV Cn"iJ Justice DAY
U4ckn,,u agi Gcs-ucr.-Pefcrcncc ordered Whu"ic ift
not sIidce't Tyson ag iii1 Il ~.
nj ctur. - and Euldtrs Bank agt Meyer AID !.AA "st
Mc,;OvCru.-A Applications granted
Marine COnr,- CAamherS-By Justice Sinnott.-
t;il,v AT Saur-BOIGu denlet; no COSTS Francis agt
vi te,,otc Nt,yci2ahl ag Jotcrs.-M Motions Granted!
HYATT agt Archcr.-Recciyor appointed leiheril ~ dg!
The People, &c.cccNefs DOnb Approval
Nufly ag Inhey.Tba deeuant lc1y nj 1nc" IA 'IIeh
,ni,rakne on appeal correctly describing jriln NJ &C. '
or hefoT Nav 1871 payment on $40 costs kti ag
Conacr; The dth0gIaphic CO. agt hyde IoIal
Morgion COB dgc HUiieHredcT ag MOI, same ast.
Abraham: Cl2Ec AT W Ittl
inner AZ Godsuii Kelly AIT. QinD. liam Az tIIaml;
Cgrsfars AIT Cassis noYey aSt Dudley tlI a.i last
h,tn. CNcilN.-Dr,crs granted 'hD entered
Schaaerlnau act White Motion 10 vdcaic order o. arcs de-
Ie bat bail % $780, aEi sol GO"h iOi }
1871 KrrC agt silva al wooii hke 10 see attorney
IN THIS Hars agt ConnorSee cpinion td Ap 20
1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30

There are DISCREPANCIES these comparisons II VIII De
stated, that are irreeoncilable. For instance: The
amount due deposors Jan. l. 1876, was S310,2to2O2'
which was increased by deposits and interest during the
year by STAG 1872 529, making total of Sl65.79273l ;
this was reduced by Withdrawals SAG 026362 leaving
balance OF 1919 ,766,369 or gain of S5o6l67 Ihe
actual loss reported is however, over S23OoOoo In
addition 10 the amount Withdrawn by depOsitors, how
ever So O97 G35 have been taken from the statements
reported for Jan 1876 by banks Which have closed
and gene into liquidation and consequently make no re-
port for 1877. The amount. therefore, which should
appear rs due depOstOrs the last mentioned da'e IS
I GGs ISL assuming the other figures to he correct
The total resources savings banks o this city are
given at sfg76 60 with surplus OF S2O,47i,O72;
fle amount due depCsors is S176600,l49. There was
Deposited during 1876 S6757s f2G. against $3.50 1880
withdrawn The following Is synopsis of the reports
showing TIE business the year ana the condition OF
fro Ncw-YOTk City savings banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE >,
Trains Sew.YorG, via DesbiOsseS and Cortandt
Fxrr Tor HARRISBURG Pitt burEh the West and south with
Pullman Palace cars attached $50 m, ana o'5O T. III
dairy. -. 49,, mi, o., ., ., -,
,r rtiu al Cory IitusyIc Petroleum Ntlti, ld the
OH Ee,oiis. For Wll!amspprt and LOCK Haven $50 ~
FOR baltimore Wasniu LI and the Sodth iLmtel asa
ington Express Pulnn PIlUr Cars daily except Nh'y,
at n nj arrive washington 40 Regular At e:-O
~ m. /. g. and $40 sunday and t.,y " n!;a 4,
f.xpTcss Tor philadelphia 1870. $50, $40 ':Jo Limited.
IO3d .. m / l. b o. z $50 . y. and IL night sunday
H. &, $50, and EniSrlnt and second class
pm. o,,,o
var trains Newark ~ IL, Railway, Princeton, Iren
ton Perth AmbOy. Fomiu zion, Brlydere and other points,
srr local schedules ~ all tiGket OIlees ,,o,
Trains arrive: FrO Pittsburgh, GO ana 1880 a. ~, aud
In.0 M daily 40 a m. aud 600 p. M daily, except
iic1Gtv From Washington ana BlumOre $50 900
$40 s:lo and 1920 p. IN: sunday, 6Sv, V59 a. M FROM
pbii ,ieipli, sos 63O G3O $50 1910, 1850 2 o,
40 $40, $50 $40 1910 and 1920 p M sunday 5o'
Ticket Offices anil ga Broadway, No. Astor House
and foot of besbrosses and CoTaldtst-; No COuit A.
proolivn MOI. llG. rs HudsOnSt Hobohen; De
uo Jeisey city FmiCrant Ticket Office No att'ry place.
FRANK fHOMSON. l. y. FAh v ~, L.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
INSURANCE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED
The Grand Jury at its last two sessions M

been investigating the charges against the officers OF the
American Popular Life Insurance Company. Deputy
Insurance Superintendent Mccall Will to-day present
additional evidence to the jury, and 1t IS be'eVea 'h'
uJietments will be presented to the court during the
-.
Robert L. Case President Of the Security life lnsur-
aDce COMPANY Will he tried fOrperiuTy nj The HAY icln
OF HE Court Of General SessiJBs the olhcr lh"lcsSu
officers will BE- tried aterward II the charges against Mr
are s;iSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30

and political managers in this state have possessed them
selves OF about 900 acres of land IN Kern County, in
the southern portion Of the State much Of lying along
river bottoms and on the line Of tho projected irrigation
canal OF the Kern River Land an6Cana Company. 1t Is
alleged that the greater portion Of the land not
land within the Intention Of the BILL but thnt te ic' Was
nAoIA lin rnid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
CORNELIUS j. vANDERBILTs SUIT FOR A
MILLION,

Notice of the beginning of suit for one mil
Ion dollars by Cornelius jeremiah Vanderbilt against
william H. Vanderbilt exclusively reported in FRI
DAYS TRIBUNE, was served on William H. NandcroiFs
lawyers on April %. scott Lord, Jeremiah Black ana
Ethan Allen will represent the plaintiff and Henry L.
Clinton is the attorney vi william H. Nandernit. Ino
names OF the other counsel have not been mao pu9G
bu II is thought William NJ. Evarts will appear iOr W. H.
NannerhilI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
WINDING UP TIE BOWLING GREEN SAVINGS
EtNK.

The report Of N3thanc! Jarvis ir., referee on the
coue.tcd of shepherd +. Knapp receiver Of tho
Bowling Green savings Bank fed SATURDAY "lth tie
County He rcpops the receivers receipts at S255lUi
and ms payments at - 1923 90 leaving r3iJgcr 81 -
p{3 uS OF tins %236- ~ DEPOSIT IN ~" aitpd NGt,3
T-ust C'Cnrany cain, and ~JGlS =
held dividends. leaving ne; G3llncr Of 49,,
g2G 81 There arr pucOlecCi assets Ilc IccIto
allows coCnad for costs AID di,rseroHiS,
JGlS - for counsel fc" $1,000 10 TWO ~ TIE contest
ing counsel, - 900 cac and 10 tc receiver himself 1j,
-sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
WINGS BANK STATISTICS.'

THEIR CONDITION AT THE YEARS CLOSE.
COMPARISONS FROM THE BANK sUPERlNTENpENTs
REPoRr-THE BUSINESS OF THE INSTITUTIONS
IN THIS CITY.
The report of the Superintendent of the
Bank Department in regard to the savings banks oil ths
State based scripts furnished him by the managers
of the banks in February, viii be submitted in few
DAYS The rcport will show the following comparisons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
Eroal Notices.


9UPREME COURT.-WILLTAM SEYMOUR,
pursuance decree this lrtOn, bearing ato
Ine Il "a day April 1877, gue, Wilnaa. sey.
ucur r serving ~ Tho last VIII OF j..
SolHIeZ. decreased. under tho direction ~ PhiiD = Eust,
iolree appointed D. ts eoT; hT tiat purPs nih sci" AZ
b;, day June lS17 at the EXCHANGE Sac,fuou No III
broadway ia ts CIy OF New York, to following described
Two lots u a With Tho tour,'ory building thereon situate
40 northwest ccfniT pr Eite AL Chlici 81 no
city aud aate Of Newfhgk Containing hN htt "a
Mite street aid uG also CHurth ,,'t and
by tho s-fost Nos. 30 ald 3! MIite STREET.
Also h,ue snl lots Of aI Ia said civ. HortEt
Canine and b,cgctrr srttt, containing - i,st
side 7. feet AID known by the stlcet Nos H. H. -
street
Also hc -ons. and cont uo,.s los 70 lara %
NafiCk sIoes, containing - icet N.ulrA
- feet "a Canal street and Ano b, tv street NJ Si
Also hs hnre an ot oi land on TIE VEST y sb,c 4 CanI
sticef, Coatanlag - vt mont on Canal Sut.t ana nab
ami 50 ioei In Gspia a known BY The street No. liN C.n
Axe house ard %, southev sd, - csd street Distant 10
f,ei II inches m cura,r OF I'D svet arG si, aycuT,
coAaln!nE - feet Er!ls I'D rear, -
feet ir,hrs M a. it1 .ayi SIDE known M strcog
No. 81 " est 2sd stress.
Also al tie time. viii De sv,d Tho following pJ.uual
30 shares East River Bank 10 tty o. " - M ssrc- Nor.
chants tAelahso ank ui ~ y 10 HhNTeS butchers 40
sares BoweSy ire lnRance 20 II :. A.. shsf. :.
FIRE luspr nee 70 OK " 20 shares NogtA ivel iiy -
OF BROOKLYN. 1901 shsrs Manhattan ,fs IA NJ - n cay
y. y, ~ shares AtlOO9a Gas liyAt 60 OF y Y, lui
shares william burh oas Ligat 60 ~ Nsms3arsh. i2I
" Y. Lie lns. and Trust 10 n. A. j9 90 shtF
Nassau iAt u nroosyD scrip OF Nassau Gas 4sl
BroSln. scrip Of MialisbuTgh scrip o. lcte-
| l.litan uas. scrip Of Jenerson Ins. Go.
| dated, New-lork, Aldi 2uth. lsll. ------
| Executor &c, II John b. Schn,ls-l. decreased
| PlILO A. RlGGlkS. Recrre
3 W. ousrs Painsrs Attorney. 4si Pearl street, n. Y
j ap23 2awUW
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. 49,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Trtaan Through Trans eacn daily three Depots
~ Philadelphia. two IN NeN-N'rk
Double Track Improved Equipment anu inc fhs'eot
Time consistent with absolute safety. -.
E,proes Trains leave via De3Orusses Anu Iot'
landt Streets Ferries. a. fOliowS: % 400
p Returning trains leave PHILADELPHIA 800 1872 s31,
and IN Z, M q United Express 1893 2. MI l;lO y ooV - hu'
IA D. m and IL midnight ON Sunday. $50, Z, $50. NJ
4 7 L.35 D. m aud ~ midnight -, 49,. -,
and foot Of DesbTossos aud No Court
DepoL Jerscy city Immigrant Ticket Once No. Battery
fFRASK THOMSON. General Manager
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun r;sos 40 sun sets.... G:j5 Clock slow 251
Nnnn 1Ui3 Moon soUths 2O6 Moon days II
~ WATER TODAY-A NJ
1901 icll i:oO
' mon " NfFR TODAY y.
Sandy Hook 300 Island 1929 Hen oate.. VVo
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BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON
AND ALL POINTS EAST.

REDUCED FARE.
Elegant steamers leave Pier 33, North River foot o. Jayst
30, for sale at al principal ticket Offices. sterO0ms
r, AT offices Westcott Express Company aud ut 3o5
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Pre- car only. lave Pier ~ North River foot OF
M l.ce nj $50 p. M IIeghts via eer ia taken at low
81 - d, r.proo,, nj.
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DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, NOTIONS AND MEDICAL
SUPPLIES.
ALSO,
TRANSPORTATION for such OF the above suppIea
be contracted to DC delivered At the several Indian AseI
schedules showing in detail the kinds aud quantesof all
goods required at each Agency AMI In transportation
routes time and place " delivery, eondi TO be observed
bddes ncDt together WITH
be furnished
on application TO this O0ice Qu Washing 80 LeOnar.
street. YJ 10 Il. NJ hinSsey, 80 Cnionpac ~ "; to
WIN. n. Lyon, isJ Broadway, \. VI TO VIM. Nicholson
Superintendent Indian Affairs Lawrence kans % the Com
nissaries OF Subsistence u r. A. nj ~ Louis, Chicago
City, Leayonworb, st. Paul Omaha, and Cheyenne.
J. = SMITH, ConIpiasloaes.
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THE COURTS.
AN ALLEGED BIGAMIsT HELD. FOR TRIAL
Adam i Cortissnz OF No. $40 West FORTY

Adam j. Cortissoz of No. 319 West Forty
seventhst was arrained before Justice Murray on SAT
urday charge of bigamy preferred by far heiic.
Cortssoz If No 1913 Eighthave. who alleges that enc
was married to him years ago, and that there
were two children by the marriage She also charges
that Mr. Corssoz deserted her three years ago. taxing
the children with him. and that he was married IN s
CITY i'm November 1879 to Mnra Gallpan The prisoner
claimed that he did marry the second time unt nc
had nep Informed by his rs wi that she had obtained
a divorce from him. lie was held by Jus9ce murray !"
$500 for trial ut the Court OF General Sessions.