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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-26
Collector E. +. White.

The Richmond Dispatch says THE chief
objections urged agaiast Mr. White are that
be dues uot resiI. 10 t!ils district; that he has
the least possible hu,iresS acquaintance here,
aud tbst 10 making up his othoaI bond be lad
10 20 nut OF th: State for every dollar OF it. 1t
will b. remembered that Mr.. White was as.
sgucd TO this colicctDrship when the districts
were consolidated last fall. He says that be
thought it r.Sy to remove his family here
from al: xaIdila bvture tie presidential contest
was decided. aud that Was not untlI March; and
that his family are uoW about to 70 to the
country iur The simmer, AMI that il he is then
collector they Will come Lere to live IN the fall.
As 10: ils bus!LCSs acqlaufance, that is eX.
tending.
"A Mr.. Bayley, Of Warrentoo, friend OF
Col. hlosby Is also looked upon as candidate
tor The place.
The klcbmoud correspondent Of the Peters
burg lodeX says :-"Svarcey is the wrangle
over the pOstuffcc eDdad wheu one over the
rrVeuue coilectutSElp Is cnmmeGccd. Mr.. f..
L. Murphy, az asplrsut, has speut much time
10 Washington hts sprug aud has come to the
conclusion hat Collector W bite is to De re.
moved. Murphy return hare was the sig
nal for MIR. D H. Russell, The Deru!y CoIIec
tor, 10 start 10 Washington 10 quest Of the ap-
| Dointm"nr.
Il have been rather impressed with ColIec
| tor Whites demcauor. but |, aud Others, have
also been struck with the fact that be does not
seem TO look upon Richmond as bis perma
ncnt home.
He is from Alexandria, | believe, and Al
exsudria-ward his face Is trtqu.nty turned. Al
least hat s one Of the complaints against hiu
at Washington. do not speak Of my OWE
knowledge. He got down here 10 the consoi
d4tioo Of districts aud thereby forced out MIR.
D. h. .Ru>scII, who staods as Well with the
Revenue Department as aoy man in the ser
vice, aud who has handled probably $50 900.
QUO, Without permitting anyoue ceot OF it tt
stick TO his 6ngcrs
Mr.. Russell has given Mr. White due 20
tice tnar b. means to contend for the place
and that if necessary to effect that end he vii
resign hs depuyship.
"Anyhow Russell is in Washington anc
White aud Murphy will 5000 follow, | doub
not.
The ground upon which Mr.. Whites re
movaI is expected do not quite understand
| believe hat he has given very general salts
faction. ii: is amiabIe aud kIcd, aud his per
6ona character is good, as far as l have eve
! heard ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-26
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY TO- 1871
Unlike the fabulous cry of wolf, to which

Unlike the fabulous cry OF wolf, to when
those who heard it became accustomed and
needed not, the oft repeated cry OF Southern
outrage" though with no more toundation'
creates the widest alarm every time 1t IL heard
in the North, and instantly suggests the Idea
of federal interference. Human nature has pot
changed siooe the liable Was written, and as all
experiences before and after that date, uutli DOW,
attests it's truth, we are forced to believe that
reports Of Southern outrages would produce as
little effect as did the cry Of volt we're it not
that there is an interest to be subserVed 10 not
only needing them, but 10 mak'ng as much iuss
about them as ills possible to create. 1t now
turns out that the assassination OF Laws 10
L,uisiaoa was not because he Was negro aud
republican, aud was not committed by white
democrats, but that Laws Was u conservative,
and was murdered by negro mau-noW 10
jail-who wasins,igated to the deed by Jealousy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-05-26

PUBLISHED DAILY AND TKl-"kEk IL By
EDGAR SNOwDEN-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

SclIr. Harry L. Wilton, Rch for Baltimore.
schr. Maria Adelaide. Kent, Newport.
SAILED
ststn az 9na No," ,r Amep weau; foL hamnn
Huntsville Johns r.; Gamma for bermuda Isaac
San Francisco bark Disponent Queenstown brig
McDouga for Liverpool N. g.; schr VIM. Douglass for
SAILED BY WAY or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
bark Alniaen for Boston, schTs Adelza for ST John "
B.; Geo n Hatch for Portland; Uncas for New London
S p Goodwin, Tor bridgeport.
WIND-suDset. moderate. 8 W; hay.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Island Cleared steamships Johns Hopkins. Haett for
BOSTON Feb isSTriyed steamships fIccla Talbot end
Algerian Stewart from Liverpool Worcester Hedges from
Gisncus Bearso from New York brig Charles Dennis rom
Fayal louisa Bliss rom TURKS Island Ahea from south
FORTRESS MONROE Va, Feb l-Sae barks Flying scud.
for New.YOrk William wilcox for Baltimore. Arrived,
ports loss OF sails and Passed in for Baltimore
PHiADEIFHA, Feb l.-saiied steamships Fanta and J..
W. EveIman. Below steamship Agnes from New York.
The bark Bertooo savona from Philadelphia for queens
town. ashore above Marcus HOOK sse Will return for re-
The bark Peicano from Philadelphia for Queenstown, be
fore reported ashore Cherry Island Flats leaking very
badly.
po,,, MOVEMENTS OF 0cEAS srAMsHPs from
PoRIiASD Ne, feo' the steamship MoraViai' ron
PHiSDRiTnIA, Feb I-sared. steamship Pennsylvania,
for Liverpool
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamship Algeria nom Liverpool reports Ian 80 o., lat
east isame date lat AZ 20 loD COZ an Anchor Line
NORFOLK, Va. Feb. The French Delphine, from
Martinique for Baltimore which went ashore Cobbs island
Deputy Collector Curtis The aOd cargo slightly
damaged rhe cargo is insured in Baltimore for $4,000
MEMORANDA
There TS steamship SO R 8ar SaF Uttered G h T
of New-IOrk duIing the month Of January, 1877.
ltor Latest SHIN Aers see Fttth Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
a0s9 .McFadden &c same.
SILVER CoUNTERFEITERs FonED.

Since silver currency has come into use
ssatn. merchants and others have occasionally been
losers through counterfeit quarter and hafdoar pieces
This has set inventors TO work to find and accu-
rate test Of silver coins W. f. Bradner OF Newark MI,
has recently patented instrument for detecting coun-
forfeit silver coins Of the denominations OF % and 80
cents II consists simply Of small nickel plate. about
two inches " de and four inches long with two aper-
tures each about half inch wide one for each deh0ni-
rafion The coin Is dropped through the prOper hole
ovd falls ON a small plate which works axis. To
fine upper end Of the plate attached weight little
tIe coin is good il forces the plate and slips
troDch: II is a counterfeit IL is kent in place by the
tsirIrni has been e, ted curing the past days ny
business Arm in Ann-s, and is stated that in no in
stance has II been found N accept counterfeit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
DISGUSTING DoG-GIsHNEss.
London Correspondence y. y GrapRie


A singular accident has happened IN lady
Of rank fashion-LIdy Holland III fact. whose p0r-
trait land WchlHC IL sl given IN the last num-
Der OF The Whitehall Rere,c. Her pet toy-terT1er was
eleeuug a rug the side of Der bed, and during the
night the little beast III. Lady Holland WOKE, ana
lining the dog IN her carried t. her mlds ROOM
whence returning the dark she made q missicp and
fen from The top the bottom OF staircase Ii Is dill
cu refrain from sncerinC III reference 10 so painful "a
circumstance being bruUeut upon a delicate lady by
attentions 70 dog. one could DO no more
IMAM fll from the ton to the bottom OF the
staircase for ones husband. II ne were III. Al
least the gentleman would know that the accident
iel bappeled even If he dsapproved Of that mode
OF showing affection but dog But say no more, for
know AL the d0g-mad people II NeW-NoEk nave not got
lie bvdrophubi else the proportion especially among
fashionable Young ladirs, would be large. KNOW "A
Young lr Who lost her dog day after taking hun Tor
On airing in tie crowded streets OK NewIor she Was
lucou~ulabe. like Ni0be-dl tears. IL was at q uine
when fearful ocean disaster was absorbing people 5
minds " How can you 20 on so about a dog, /
said ~ her when you know that there are hundreds "
people now stricken with the anguish OF haN wing lost
Their dear ones IN this ocean horror y why she
Numbered and sObbed. they don't feel any worse IL
losing their and sisters and husbands than do
s. losing my FidO - Therein was the material IOr
another Lady Holland, no DOUBT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

Ar Callman sgt ine ~S"'' ~0'-NV 49,
Semurror Genod oplion
-, Conrt-C han,bgs-Bv Justioe McAdam-
AWI r-,frs .Teets AIT Simon Mooney: Ellis
Be MirESee Endorsement on papers EiTses agt Mcnei
AL Nt.s,,o Stevens Referred TO EDWARD
Oiuer won aet GFSy-Acton confined against repre-
Jsco'.s letters agt' BUckmaster.H. n Beach. esq APP
vcr Harrison agt Cahen.-Referred 20 W. Rst
ycns ESQ MARITIME agt decentralization denied schaieT
bau" -stoson granted. BarpowsSy agL Jacohy-De
see "afrl Pootib,n FncOn-Snreues approved OF
isl, at Assev and ano.Crler settled Neville agt
IfIelw lanes McNuty, esq., Collins agt An
practice OF applying to one judge ex plrte ior
-. after another judge has denied the application u o,
sA o. s ruies ana discontinued repetition OF the
nfetr will receive serious conslderat on Porter
Ia 3o,,,a maxwell agi. Wood Wolf agt. White Paris
@ Rraback The Grand Central Bank agi schaper Booth
rs 2cTnbcimer: Colt agt. Stevens; Jsrian agt Baker
~, "a Joues Provost aet PameT-orders granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF NEW-YOR.

PoRr OF NEW-YORK. l.
se,p, state Of Indiana BIZ sadler Glasgow ~ Bald.
seasiP Gamma lr LeddcOat. Hamilton, Bermuda. A
steamship Weisnd lGer) Hebich, Hamburg via Plymouth
sd Caerl,oprg kUnhardt a Co. . .
steamship Xc1lune beug. Boston S2,,,; + Pi% gs..
slcansli, b. Walzer (srA DGnsoomo, Newliavon'
Steamship i1tsviie ,vesr JOINS, p r.. &c. J. De
Slip 6r.st b., agent Liverpool, Charles IL Marshall
Bk Rachel Norton. Matanzas cuba tor orders son
BalS Glen Fleece BrJ Armstrong, Bridgeto w. Bar H.
HarE Lyu ,Nor. wold Havre, Louis Tetens NJ .,
sclr Cephas sta-Te;t Bab5idga Port spaia, Trin' D.
Has Foieysnc ,Norl Hamre. Queenstown, Plymouth OF
fa-iJItI Ion Driers 3 IckIutnu. De IlelD & CO.
B4rs Sao Ilss Gr,noerg Hsvrc, France. Funch, kdye
Pan Forenc. l. Gcuoyar, simmons Matanzas. cuba. Jas
BaIG Caroline tGer) STRIKER. Bremen J. a. PAUL.
Bro Charlotte Buck. smith. Kingston Jam, :. de Cor
Eng Torrent, NcI, Perth AmbOy, n. j. Miller Hough.
scir Carl UnderhiI Cadz spain, b. J. Weinberg
Scar .Rcasett Grptin Caaiz -, in F. Talbot & GO.
scar fairy Not CorsOn. Charleston = c. EVans Ban q
se,r Charlie Il. Dow, Child. Savannah Ca Parsons
schr John wosser Rhoa,H Baltimore Wu, Chalmers.
sc ~ G. Acken- TOMS bridgeport stamford MAnni@etuf
seiI Nelly Potter Howard, Warrington n c. W X Hin
sehr c ?. Gerrish Pike g. Johns =. r., Scanned Bros
ARRIVED.
Steamship Hndoo BIB Mails. Hun Jan 10 ana scutiisnp
"h tsn NTH miss and pass 10 Cbss l. Wright x %" La
Atao Hlhos 10 Jan a. 80
s,ealslp tly II New York, Zimmerman. Havana ian ~
o Z. Alexandra & sons. ian ~
- " y, 10 30 " BASED AIeflcan ship showing blue
an siltc signal with Wife n. n blue aud 5lae - IN white
SgIsd south 29t 20 SO NJ Ion 70 30 W. bark "srrfor
VI !lttou, n. "a, bOlrd NORTH %
sarsinp FairclOtb, FefIlaidlia
~ rsIFa 2,t. mdse and 70 g II M2,lOiy q 20
oeeiaSilp Algeria (BrJ, Watsoi IAVeiooi 81 ~ VIA
sls,osn Il with ndse and pass TO Chss g. F5anek3 n
Nes-y ia DOhnlGn. aikeT, l9clGohG III feihl AMI
" sI ssia dse snd % Old Dominlon steamship 90
utsAtap Geu Whitney, HaetL Boston, wlSi mdsc ana
49, derVBJliian Steamship Co .,- -. 49,. =.
ssh 4gsad Sor Larsen, Bremen 81 days. IN ballast to
'aaAeh, Edye d Co -
haIk Stow Queen (of Halifax N. -. Graham Belfast
-V 10 VIA TyDee "a, ball. 20 20 j. r. hlIley q 70
1IN Ai24ata lNOF Larscu. BOIdeauA VIA iAhpeoH f""~
., asyS 20 Ia All g Tobias Co -. - 49,,
sshr Maggie Abbott tof Bueksportl Abbott Para NOV
via Bermuda daYs with rubber BurJctt & Pond vessel
Il J. Weinberg 4 weather put into Bern adA
DcG With ioss VI forcnast before repOrtodE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
THE FREIGHT BLOCKADE OVER.

The freight officers of the Ncw-York Cen
tra Railroad say freight blockade is AZ an end and
trains are arriving this city with considerable rcGu-
arity After the heavy snow-stoEm OF four weeks ago.
which IN Central New-York Of exceptional severity
the freight tracks of the Central road became completely
blocladpd Incoming accumulated in so great mum
h.rs on the fourth track that there complete block
adc OF freight two weeks after the snow distractions had
been overcome. During that time 10 freight was re-
ecyed in this city by the Central road The Erie Rail
way freight was blockaded the time If the Storm nut
is now coming through time. The Pennsylvania road
las suffered serious delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM LTVERPOOI.-In steamship Algeria, Feb. l.-Gar
r Ackrru an j. u Anderson, Mrs. Blood. Arthur BIZ wn
\ Costello. C. J. A. Dick, H. r. Fielding E. Gam j. GOln
baun A. q, 4oolai. MI Hoffman,, H c. Huner, b. j.
lughes MI and Mrs. II. g. Laphain l. laphdin Mlsr
NJ J Magluu Donald McInaess capt L. AGyneuN r. fOi
lar a. Recharl Thomas a Spence, II. Stern, MI suit
toe Robert TaYUr Thomas 4 W bb, J. II Woods L. Berg
PROM IIANANA-II steamship Cjfg u Aec York teD =
J j AlexEGrc Il A. Hurlbut it, ChaS GimOg mat X Nld4I
julius kEruanu SIMON Goldberg, Jean CarNOne, Alex ~
Kerd J. q Bacon Emery Benis, IT,. n. Cap.n. 4: X
u. rtod p Puig + CaiiorO, ]. n VisOse, Mrs. LAME
bradley J. A. Negi Mis- I. y. Fernandez
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
Dnsincss Chances.

F1OR AUTHORIZATIONS and ICE
I CREAM SALOON. ~ Newars-avc. jersey City.
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate, an
oi established NERO IA NJ TAILORIEG BCrINE Els
inc new stock trimmings. 81 MNEI % Aston
House.
DARE OPPORTUNITY.-FOR SALE--An
Ia Old and weLestsOished Dry Goods and clothing
IN saint Kansas. location thriving CITY
on the Kansas Pacific kilroHi f0I PARTICULARS audfeh'
YyT0WICH q WITrMA N, Salina kansas
C0T7TH AMERICA-WANTED $40. OOO-A
- ',sbe o. hoasc Interested in south American
r1ir o@se alIyc amount - SPECIAL CAPITAL o. LOAN
bsr Ur,rn uears being insufficient 20 meG growing he
paud u their business VIII give Ia party snch proper
mon nroNts Weld good interest On INVESTMENT 81
cv AGAINST iss Some but principals need Apply giving
real name AdGrtss Si1CU KIrI, Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
MIsHAPs TO VESSELS.

telegram from Amsterdam reports the ship H.
Fibau rom Amsterdam for Cardiff COAL having
ashore on the Trsoheng Islands and ded with water The
bark Galveston from Bremen for NowYOrk, also struck
there and is high ard dry Both vessels II is said viii be
lost The Kluba a vessel Of 1866 burden, and Is
owned by H. kmhan and others 81 BaJh Ne. where she
vs. bult In 1873 The Galveston German bark Oh Col
,cus burrep and owned Y. WaZeu x Co. OF Bremen
e v7,s also new vessel built in 1875. The crews OF both
sses vcrc saved The Italian PelcanO reported IN
yesterlays TRIBUNE ashore Cherry Island mats De4
" throngh bv tlc ice and hlled WIN water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
Gtealuboais anG Railroads.

ID Leave York from foot OF DeSDrOsses and COLdt
NJ, ptcLmona
Charleston and the sOai Pullman Parlor ears rom
70 baltimore Washington. making close CohDcetoh i0r
pSttsur.h Cincinnati L0UIB Louis yiile, chicago &c
% M for Washinr ton Eud for Richmond ana re ,oul
Pullman from New orb 10 BaitinDt
and Vasli1rton 49, - -, - ,. -. ~, pnI,,an,s
sfeiers from YORK 10 baltimore snd "sshlneto"
close connections for Chicago olne-nhau ."uiss y,
Iuis plIsburrh south and South West Connects AZ
Washingfon with for Lynchburg Florida NewOnoans
the South. -, -. c...... ,,s,.oa @, z
For though tickets please call at Companya Omres 81.
AZ Cortiandt and and Depot Jersey Chy
- ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BAITIMOKE AND OHIO hAJLkOAD.
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &C., Fare, 81.
Steamers leave Peck slip for SewHaseD ut y ~ aaly
Qsundays exceptod), connecting with roAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans leave New Y1rt, via Desbroases and COr:landt
Streets Fer ie-, follows: -,
Exrrrs, IiasbI, Pittsburgh the West and ontl WIN
Pullman Palace attached $3.50 a. and $50 D.
daily
For Williams; Lock Haven CORY. and Erie ~ 9.30p
CORY i0r tttusvie Petroleum Centre, and the
OIL Recionr. For Wi'liamsDjrf and L0cE Haven $50
FCr baltimore Washington, and e south Limited " ash
agpn Express Of Palman ParlOr Cars daily. excerpt sunday
Washington 4:lO p. Regular AZ siO
a. u. l. - aud p. IN. sunday ani D. IA. 49,. .. -.
Express for Philadelphia 1880 800, sac lt3O lialitsil
1880 a. ul J. T. B. g. T. $780, y. and u night, -dndaJ
$50 H. g. s. T. $50 and D. Enigan; and second class,
D..
Accommodation for Trenton. 7 = w.. and 40 y.
NeVgrI Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton. TFen
ton Amtoy FcmiD gtou, Belyaer aud other POINTS
's.e local s,h ttlies ~ al ticket Offices
Trains arrive: FrDn Pittsburgh eco and 1880 a. m. and
1870 D. H., daily; flO a. IA. SAD G1n m daily. exrrpt
Mandav From Washing ana Batn0r. ESQ, $50 a. H..
4.l0 6:lO. ana 10 ~ D. sundaJ, oSu, 800 A. H. From
Philadelphia sos. go $50, 80 ltlb, llSO n u,
4:l1 6ln. Coo $50, 1910 and le:2O p NJ sunday 400
C.9O. o 20 900 u 30 a. ESQ, 10 Ia. aud 1910
TJrkrt Cfce &c and Jif broadway NJ. AstOr HoIse,
and frot Of icsbrOsses C0rAGtsts No Court ST.
IrroElvp Noe IL. ant lls HudsOnst Hnbokeu; De
pot Jersey EniaHt Ticket Office, Ne Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. D. "a. BOY u, ill.,
Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
MrNIATrKE ALMANAC

Eur -. 100 sefs-.-.. 519 Moon Uses Iueol
ucH TIL, PAY AZ
ssncy Hook 1880 Cows isanu II 80 Hell g. Ferry. l27
wATTH THin DAY p n a.
Sandy Hook. ll4 Cove isSnd. ll5O Hell u feIfy- LOB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
! EHIGF WILEY RAILROAD.

2 IT
i ARIA NGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. l,
lS-7-Lcav Gepos foot Of Curtlandt and Dcsioss'ts at
G3Op NJ ght Express. daily. Tor EastOn. Bethlehem. Al
len.ovu Nauc Chunk WiikesbaTe Ptstcn, ~ayrc EMlIt
Ithaca auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls ana the
West Putnam sleeping coath cs attached.
ItOIT. Ii. >AYRE- SUp't. and Erg'r.
Church and turandt sts.
IItA~ IL lIMNINllS Agrnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

"What are you fencing in that lot for,
Pate A herd OF cattc would sarvc TO death on that
land" "Aud sure your honor wasn't fencin 1t in 10
kaIe Tho moor bastes Oll aN II =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
Drp GOODS.
legal .Notlfes.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of DELAN0 G..
Il CALVIN, Surrogate Of the County ~ New York
notice Ia hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
JOHN A SAVAGE late ~ The city 0f New deceased
the Thereof
her place Of transaCng business office Of Iugh
Porter No Dey in the city New before
the 26th day OF February nextDated New York, the 10th
day Of August, 1875. AGNES SAVAGE. Executrix.
49, HUGH PORTER, Proctor Tor Executrx.
aull lawSmF No Dey-st-. New York.
NEGROPONTE, JOHN, ct al.-SUPREME
~ COURT CITY aud COUNTY Of NEWYORK.-WII-
LIAM SMYrH acting superintendent OF the Insurance
Department ~ the state OF New1 Ok plaintiff against JOHN
NEGRoPONTE implicated with FOrIO LOMBARDO, and
MARY, hs wifi, CONSTANTINE MENELAUS, FREDER-
lex n. BETS, CHARLES WYLLYS BELTS, and HENRY
MEYER COLEMAN WILLIAMS, LEONIDAS Z. Will
last Will and testament Of HOWELL T. WILLIAMS de-
ceased, HENRY MEYER, JOHN W. ANDKEAS and
RACHEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for relief. To the above
named defendants fOn hereby required the
complaint OF the plaintiff IN tins action which filed with
the Clerk Of the City and County OF York and
the suOscr at the Hail. In the City
Of Albany NewNork within twenty DAYS after the
OF tins exclusive " the day OF service
the plaintiff viii apply the the relief demanded
the cOnIpaint.-Datcd June 18th, 1916
CHARLES :. FAIRCHn.D Attorney General.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The summons and complaint the abOvseEtitled ACTON
duly hlcd III the office the Clerk County
OF New York on The 10Th dav OF Ju1e, 1876.
CHARLES :. FAIRCHILD Attorney General
jl9 iawbwF Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
CTONINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON

REDUCED FARE.
Elegant Pier 49, North River foot Of Jayst
sl,t. for sae at principal ticket ofnees staterooms
secured az Ocss WeseOu Express Company aud ~ JOB
PROVIDENCE LINE.
Freight only leave Pier "a North River loot OF
Park place At m frrigts VIA ei'her LIDO taken "
Tats1. . m a p.uooc- pr..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

y 20.
oRT leaves H At lsS am and Bridgeport at
BOSTON a. NETWORK AIR LINE X. r.
- WINTER ARRANGEMENr.Irain leaye ~ ln;. =;
H. q H. r. Grand Central Depot daily Sundays e1cep'ed'
p m-BOston Express Arrives; Worcester, 7:35 p M;
jersey City transfer steamer Maryland 1880 m or
Harlem River 05 Pullman palace ears through WITH
II:55~Goston Nashua Express Sleeping coa 'h from
rives Putnan. ESQ Worcester, $50 a M Nashua
NJ % t jsr.sg Gy .i Ter steamer GaryiaHd
P w r.. A. and r HiTe@ River i2io r. r. FOSTER
W" " SUPERINTENDENT GenI Passenger AGENT
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
AtLENToWN LiNE1Psrry station, III SeT F,g5t
station foot OF Lbert{si; vo-v TOO, q, 1,n.
s So az m@si TRAN for Pennington Easou Revidere
anend WSesbare scranton Emira &C. connects at juno
s45 a IN MoRSIxG EXPRESS for High Bridge Branch.
Eason Allentown harrisburg and the est Maucn Chnnh'
Tamaqua. Towanda, Wnkesbarre' scranton Danvhle WI
.IoSo a. m.-For sOmervnle and Pennington.
loo D. m-ExrREss Feminrton, EastOn. Bath, Allen
a"sh chs2H Tamsg11
400 D. m-For High Bridge Branch Easton, Beyidere,
Allentown. and Catasanqua connects Al Junction with
sis a' >. m "lf somerviie and bennington
1880 m.-EvENING ExPEEss daily FOL Eason Allentown
Reading, Harrisburg. aud the West
Boats leave foot OF GARRISON St: town. at 613 7i5
Connection is by Clarksonst Ferry at Jersey City
oep Pens see at s stations
O. 40 m 3sn i2 n m FOR Bound Brook and intermediate
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH DIV:
AZ Mr. RAt ucTtS Crow SEA DIRT ANn s6UAN
Rs 3, IsaTs 5 m f 5eG Of NJ
foot OF ClarEsonsi al LILO a. m ,,,,,n strt,on
stages from Report connect az aaNaNah SI'uon
with ali trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02
TRIF RAILWAY.

Il WINTER ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS In effect
3 a. m CINCINNATI and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Room Coaches ~ Buffalo ana Suspension l5Ili5r -.
lO45 Express Mail for Buffalo with Sleeping COACHES
: y. m-Dailg) Pacific Express for the West. Seepng
Coaccs through lluchrser. Buffalo Niagara Fails tncill
nat Chicago change also Hotel DINING ears To
TraiIg leave Chambers street Depot. y. V. for
N.waIE, Gao. $40 luij n, 3lo, BID ana bl1 D. H.
~ midnight Saturday nights only sundays "Io a. ur
Rn'h rfurd Park and Passlic, 6, 7i5 10 II noon
las 3 BIAS, 4.30 s. I. $50 T. M Il midnight sundays D.
$50 10 a. H.. -, $50 p. snd l. midnight. -
Paterson. 8, 74J. S3h, H. l0f5 a M II noon $50,
J. 3I5 3.lj 49, Z. BIS, g. 6:l5. 600, 7. D. NJ and II
midnight. sundays g. $780, 9Ij. 10 a. m, li1' C:Jo p H.
tufcri g. 7i5. lO:4j a. H.. 3A5, 3, 6. 7 D. ~ MID
night sundays, 6, $780, 10 m, l4j $50 p H. anu Il
Cornwall 9 A. NJ $3.50. 4:3Or n. sundays. $50 a.
Warwick lO:i5 Z. m. tiO T. ~. - -,-. q On
Nevburrh o, lO45 a. $780, 4:3O p. NJ sundays, $50
Kingston $50 D m. Sundays. $50 m.
(I0slen, g. AS. D. lO45 800, 3:ij 43O' p m sun
DAYS g. 80. 10 .. m. $50, p. m. 90 ,.
MddetOwn, 7:fJ, D. 1915 $40, 400 p m sunday
$50 m. : 2. The ~ and $50 r. m u.lis COZ!
nee, with New and Midland Rilroad n hanst
Port JcTvls, -, 1915 a. 400 p H. sundays sou ~
E1fI- Tralus leaving Chambers-st or MALT hours
before p D. m leave TweutyhIrs fifteen minutes earlier
N an above time leaving Chambersst on quarter
leave Twenty J.4J and lOij p connecting with
trains Chambers 81. At =. ana y midnight
Tickets passage and for Apartments In DraWngroon
and be obtained ana orders Tor the
checking transfer Of Baggage may be left AZ " ny
offices Nos 2}9 4Ol 500 5j1 broadway No COurtst
BrooElvn and a the Company Dep0ts.
Express from the West IN Ne"l OK az 10
a.. n, 2:lO aru 7;j5 p. III.