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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-24
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, April %. 1873
CITIZENS IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO BE
MADE
The Secretary OF State has written TO Captain Hester
call the State Department in reference 10 the
Information the latter obtained about tho impress
ment oil colored men slaves in Cuba He Will then
await, IL 10 thought, tho steps which tho Senate
will likely take, shaped In tho direction OF an
invss,ga alton moved by Senators Conovcr and Bruce
before he takes any further action General Queraa
will be subpenacd TO give his statement or VIVA, he
knows personally about the rumnrcd ensiavsment Of
free coored American citizens. IL is said that about
any cases 70 exist In certain interior local
i.ics. Secretary Evarts has declined TO send
any one direct from the State Department The
iatc mission OF Judge Leonard, Representative
from louisiana, was conceived by himself
aud assisted by the President and senior Mantiia the
Spanish Minister. without Mr. Evarts' knowledge or
cooperation. Mr.. Evarts mas asked Captain Hoster
to make full statement TO the State Department OF
what he knows Of the transactions In Cuba, but the
Inter prefers this before committee whom he
is summoned, which he will likely be at early day
Captain Hester will consult with Senator Conover
to-morrow morning about the testimony he can give
the case.
RELEASED INDIAN PRISONERS AS NUCLEUS
or A POLICE FORCE.
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs will give in
structons the Indian agents at the Kiowa and Co.
manche ana Cheyenne reservations thai tho released
Indian prisoners from San Augustine be employed as
nucleus Of the Indian police forcc which he intends
to organize tho various agencies. On account Of
their military drii and discipline IL rs thought that
thoy will mako excellent police officers.
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I GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH IS.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1873.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL As
PASSED by THE SENATE.
The bill Tor tho extension OF tho time Tor the CON-
pIetion OF the Northern Pacific Railroad passed ihc
Senate substantially reported from tho Committee
on Railroads by senator MITCHELL its Chairman. rue
bill az passed throws all agricultural az,pg lands
within the limits OF the grant open to settlement 10
quantities not exceeding leo acres, price not
cecding 81 30 per Tho even sections
open to prc-omp,ons ana homcsteadx presumption al
81 30 an acre. honcstcads. 100 acres each. Persons
restricted III their homesteads under existing law TO
e,gnty acres permitted 10 increase thor claims
to 100 acres. Tho company IL to commence work,
within niue months alter tho passage OF tho act
near the mouth OF Snake River, on tho Columbia
River, and required to construct and equip east
wardly from that point TWEEN iy.nvc miles tho nrst
year and forty miles each succeeding year, aud TO
complete and equip each year alter The date Of
mcncing work 100 miles; and tho whole road TO BIO
completed and equipped within ten years alter tho
passage Of tho act The company is also required TO
complete and equip, within two years OF tho passage
OF the act Its road around the cascades OF the Co
Iumbia X vor, and within two and a hall years It's
road around tho dallcs Of the Columbia River, so
above and below said portagos con vcnentiy
with boats on the Columbia River.
IL Is provided that tho railroad company shall re.
ceive said postage roads freight and passcn gers
IRON all boats, and also persons engaged In navizat.
ing that river. without discrimination or excessive
charges jurisdiction is given TO the courts 10 en-
force this provision IA favor OF all persons Interested
In the event that The Northern Pacific Company
shall iaIl 10 construct and equip ther road around
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PERJURY AND BIGAMY.

Daniel odcii, negro, ana Mary Evclync OioiL a
white woman. we're before Judge Riley, OF Brooklyn
yesterday, the former on charge OF perjury and
bigamy and ,hc latter OH charge OF bigamy on tho
3oih OF January ast they resided aud wife at
40. GA Flushing avenue, of which premises Maria
Freeman, a colorcd woman, was tho pro.
prictress About hali-past one o'clock
the morning OF tho date above
mentioned Captain Rlcy, OF the Thirteenth prcc,nct
with several Of his officers. arrested Mrs Freeman
for keeping disordcry house. Tho latter tried
for the offence IN the Court OF Sessions. and IN
this Odell mi tilted the perjury, the inct
also bong brought TO hight that no had Two wives
The wbite prisoner Was charged with bigamy at tho
same time. having admitted that when she married
Odcl she knew that he had another vito vInR. Both
prisoners pleaded not guilty, and their examinations
were set down Tor Friday next
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RICHMOND COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Tho Richmond County Board Of Supervisors mct
yesterday at the village Hail, stapicton. Tho matter
In relation TO the suit OF James X. Robinson, County
Treasurer, against Hugh McRobcrts, late County
Treasurer, for the recovery OF M,Robcrts' books
which was decided against the county, before
the Board to whether u would DO prudent 10 appeal
II. Mr.. Hupick stated that u had cost the county
nlready 81, 100 aud II wos voted not 70 reopen tho
case. Tho matter Of paying Oh ,bc total Indebted
ness Of State Institutions e33 600 which has
running since 1865, was laid over until future
ing. Mr.. Hupck also stated that about 81, 900 per
annum paid the State and that the indcbt-
edness had accumulated through non-system OF the
previous boards and that the present Board had
solved keep account book with the State nstiu-
lions aud baian ced At the end OF each year
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WHOLESALE STABBLNG.

George Mensman, Of No. 25s Tenth avenue. and
smo" stump, OF No 44o west Twenty eighth street.
met on Monday evening In lager beor saloon at No.
765 Teutn avenue. Both had been drinking somewhat
freely and soon became engaged in dispute during
which Stump drew pocket knife ands stabbed Mems.
man In the left shoulder, right hand and both wrists
Frederick Kobenz, OF No. 500 Third avenue, friend
Of Mensman, then interfered and received q wound
In the shoulder from 5tump's pocket knife. Al this
juncture 0ficcr Mckcon, Of the Twenty second pre-
cncI, entered the saloon and took Stump into Gus.
tody. Ho was arraigned before Judge smith In tho
Fiiiy-sevsnth Street Court yesterday, and held IN
sou bail TO answer on each OF two separate CON-
plants preferred BY Mcnsman and Koblenz
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 90, 1875.
The Presidential party, which will leave here TO-
morrcwto attend thu reception OF the luton League
Club, iu Philadelphia, VIII consist Of Prssi .ent ana
Mrs. Hayes, M'ss Piat,, Mr.. b. A. Hayos, Mr. W. G.
Hayes the Secretary VI the Treasury and Mrs. Sher.
man. the SECRETARY OF the Interior and Miss Schurz
MISS Evarts ond Mr o. L. Prudon assistant secretary
10 tho President. They Wi, leave Washington ut half
past nine o cock Tomorrow morning.
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NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April q, 1879
Lieutenant G. Blocklingcr Is ordered TO tho Enter.
prise Mt Norfolk Lieutenant Walter Goodwin Is de-
tached ffou the Enterprise and placed waiting
orders. Lieutenant A. NJ. rhackara Is detached IRON
the Omaha and ordered proceed home and wait or
ders. Chief Engineer Albert Aston detached from
lhe Omaha
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gold bar containing 3.3so e6-1oo ounces Of gold.
and valued AZ e53,2ss 80. IRON the Penobsco.
Lode. was received yesterday by Messrs Kouptzo
Brothers, Of Wall street, Tor l.. II. Hcrsh6cld Il
Brother, bankers, Of Helena, ~. r. tho bar, which
also contains s97i 50 OF silver Is ~ inches 10 length
inches la widIn and 81 vi an inch In lhicknesA
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FIRE IN MELRoSE.

A ere occurred yesterday morning In the two story
frame dwelling a Thomas DoIan, 144th st.. near
Concord avenue which caused about $4,000 damage:
insured Tor 81, ZOO
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TEN YEARS AT HARD LABOR.

David REESE. who was arrested in Brooklyn few
days since for obtaining $40 from hts aged mother
who resides At the corner oil Humboldt and johnson
streets Williamsburg, by placing a louded pistol to
her hcn trien before Juuge Moore, IN the Kings
County Court OF Sessions, yesterday and son fenced
60 scn years at hard LABOR in the Pcnitentiary.
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ALLIGATOR WOOD"

Charles Johnson and Michael Haywood yesterday
visited Bayonnc, N. j., with truck Tor tho purpose
OF gathering load OF gum trco branches sold on tho
streets OF the metropolis for "aiigator woodn from
Florida. Mr.. Andrew Cadmus ordered them IRON his
grounds aud they abused hin. He called an oficcr
who arrested them, and tho Recorder fined them e6
.s.0
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SCALDED TO DEATH.

Maggie Fisher, aged three, was playing about tho
Kitchen OF her parents residence, No. 125 Wcst
Thirty-nrst street. Monday, when shc stumbled
against tub OF scading water lost her balance and
Tell IN. She terribly injured, aud lived only few
moi
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The statement OF City treasurer Little, OF Brook yn
or the week ending April 20. shows that the Ci,y
Treasury contains sl,7106II So Registrar Scott re-
ports having collected during the week ending April
20 Of $l2 s04 9s Tor OF aud water
rates
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE BLIND.

FREQ annual Easter festival for tho benefit OF the
Home for tho Blind will DO hsld At that Institution
No. 2i9 West Fourteenth street, to-day, IRON slvvca
O'Clock A. NJ 70 ten r. N.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April %, 1878.
Captain j. j. Coppingor Is appointed relieve Lieu
tenant Colonel Il. !. Dodge as member OF the board
for testing BusKa,s patent wropchug TOOL to meet At
81. Louis May -. Assistant surgeon james W. Buell.
Is relieved from duty IN tho Department OF Texas.
Second Licut.nant Eugene Griniu, Corps OF EDgI-
nccr ordered TO report TO Lieutenant Wheeler tor
duty upon surveys west OF tho one-nundredh meridian
THE OMAHA EN- ROUTE on PORTSMOUTH
FORTRESS MONROE, April %, 1878.
The United States steamer Omaha sailed ut one p.
NJ to-day for Portsmouth. N. II.
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cYpRIAN DREAMS.
From The PAU Mau Gazette


The British Lion sent to roar
Among the Papman sucking doves
Sir Garnet WOlseley hurrying DER,
TO rock the cradle of the loves
'Tis thus the longed-for peace has come,
To tarry wears that mock at number;
And ina the Queen of Beauty's home,
The Eastern Question falls a-slumber.
Is it the Golden Age again.
Kisses aud wassail all the day
is il new Saturnan reign
Grey Saturn rugged as Vivian Greyt
The world turns novel: let us dream.
A moment ere the waking come,
OF the bright hopes with which may TEEN
This inchOate millennium.
OF Bengal tigers doting on
The tender lambs of Astracan;
OF nnkempt COssacks of the Don
All smiles with the MOhammedan;
Of poisonous bees of Trebizond,
No more their noisOme honey brewing;
OF the LCVantine vagabond
No more dishonest trade pursuing;
OF the wild wind Euroclydon
Tanned to the air of Lydia's fan;
OF the slave-mart where slave Is nOhe'
Or Georgian or Circassan.
Good: vet it smacks of Punchinello
To Law peace on the Cyprian's breast,
Aud in the island of Othello
To think of jealOusies at rest.
The Lady Venus had for spouse
A smith-tle prehistoric krupp,
Aud when with him she scOrned 10 mouse
The god of battle took her up.
Who knows not that in mood supernal
Love makes eternity a boast
And who not knows that this eternal
Is five years at the very most
Yet still, long let the Treaty live,
And-since it is a ladies' wine
In wine of Cyprus we will gave
LibatiOns to 1t saccharlue.
Long may the British bunting fly
Ger ribbons of the Cypnote far;
Long may the British MILDLY sky
With fluttering Cupids high IN air.
Long may the railway metals laid
On sleepers to the Persian Gulf
FOrefend the sulphurous TRADE
OF any British-bom Ernulphl
Long may this little Cyprian fOoling
Alright the Russ amuse the TURK, :.
Make sheikhs and khans accept our ruling,
And save us from some rougher work.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW YORK. CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD.-COmmencng July ], 1873.
through trans with Grand Central Denot:
500 m. Western and Northern Express, drawingroon
% Rochester and St Adams
300 a. M Saratoga Montreal Special through draw
ing room cars saratoga and Montreal -
drrwng Cananda qua, Rochester and Buffalo
90 M rxpress 70 Albany and Troy connections
to Utica Saratoga ana ButAhu NOf AdaWs anu Benning
ton. rawing room car 20 Sar!,0ga . ,,-.
M 90 N m Albany and Troy Express
siov daily, with
81 T0 running through day in the week sleep.
~ a ,or Euiao Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and 10
Monfmai q ceptng sunday night, VIA saratoga.
D. rast Express Tor rochester aud Corning via
Geneva with through sleeping cars,
Pacific Express, daily WITH sleeping for
pochesor Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo Detroit
and Chicago also. excepting sy hisut 10 Clay
,S,s Law nLcv RIVER xt
70 WATERFOWL excepting Saturday night and to Montreal
'aIhans excepting saturday aud Sunday nights.
m Express, with sleeping cars 20 Albany and Troy.
WAY Trains per Local lime rabies Tickets Tor sale az
&C rSces Nos Park place. 7S5 and 942 Broadway New
W. IA SS3 " ashin gt0I At, Brooklyn.
'oiA al" "'' C. Is. MEEKER, General Passenger Agent
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
/ Members Of Forty.fourth Congress and President
Grants Cabinet.
IL President GraBt's last Annual Message.
III The the Electoral Vote OF 1876, including
all the Votes 10 the Commission and In Con.
gTeSs the subject.
" Proposed Amendments 10 the Constitution OF the
L. s.. % Session. 44th Congress.
" President Hayes Inaugural Address, Message %
Extra Session, and First Annual Message.
vi PrOcanaiOns Of the President and tho civseryice
order.
VII. Executive Action Affairs IN Louisiana and South
Unpublished Telegrams, Giving the Official
VIII Constitutional Amendments and Pending IN
TX Judicial Decisions supreme Court Of the United
states, Including the Florida Telegraph, the
Missouri Cattle. the Illinois Granger, the Vir.
giBia SequestratiOn, the Louisiana Common
Carrier. and the Eight-Hour Decisions,
y. Pacific Railroad Funding Act ,.
XII Proposed Amendments 10 the Constitution Of tho
United states. lst and "a Sessions, A6th Con.
XII. The Silver Question. with all the votes uponit
Kill President Hayes Cabinet, and Members OF the
XIV Proposed Repeal tie Resumption Act with all the
XIV. state Platforms. 1877. 1879.
XVI Miscellaneous congressional Votes Including the
Votes the Southern Mail Contractors Claim,
Paris Exposition, Repeal OF the Bankrupt Law
Universal Amnesty and Womens Rights.
XVII Votes on Army Appropriations Pensions and Riy.
XVIII Presidential Election Of 1876. and thu Title Of the
XIX. Tariff and The internal Revenue. Spirits. Tobacco
and other Taxes. -
Awari, Prohibition OF PAYMENT OF Rebel
CLAIMS Northern Pacific Railroad Bill Refer
XXI. Statistical Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
from 1889 20 1877, Appropriations u Present
1879. sGTosSbssE and Sank ourTsncS, Debt
&c, 30.
One volume Neatly round in cloth Price q. Sent by
mai on receipt Of price Address rx,r r,,ox,u
GeW.York.
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Poureen Through Trains each way daily; three Dep0ts
Philadelphia two IN Hew-forK.

Fourteen Through Trains daily; three DepOts in
Double Track Improved Equipment and the Fastest
Time consistent t si, win aSsq ,S1e safety
Express Trains leave SewYOrE DesbrOsses and Court
a hsS' $50 $40 $50 G@tsd $50 so
$40 and m Sunday 4;30 and a. w. o. o. $50 $780,
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" with oil through trains
Of Jersey city anording speedy ana dTee' Transfer Tor
RStaSninS trains leave Philadelphia 800 400 s5
Snd 1886 D. and IL midnight ON sunday $780, i;0o
SIC ssct m oa Il ESQ 5 SO s and A.or
Nos anu H. ii6 lis ho1SEen; Depot Jersey
CITY; A EEFFano5M aS5ss oHe' NO j. fXLMER
T,HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
~ r Pnf E aAk
G GEdI AZ Ms taking effect June 3 is7s
CncT3as!l and CHICAGO Day EXP, Express Drawing
M 81 Louis Express ssrys s and s ansb
vest Pumans best dawingroom sleeping coaches to But
D. M rDaily Pacific Express for tho West Sleeping
coaches through 70 Rochester Buffalo Niagara ia Cnein
I'm g3-Emigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New: York, for
nnd S' a SSS SATURDAY nights only sanG days. S
FAX 19s s fts'e S6 20 l92 md M Il
Sq FsteE:SS G s9S 9s p $G sSsa
pan M q and II midnight sundays g. $50 9i5 iol6 No.
Y45, $50 ;? md y Midnight y.It NJ, ,om,,
night Sundays G. $780, 1915 las. 6:3O D and II
Cornwall 7ss. m, $780, $50 p m Sundays, $50 a. M
WarWicI 1875, lu:l5 a n, 4:S0 p
Eewburgh 745, a M; $3.50 $50 NJ Sundays $50 a. m.
RondOut Kingston. $40 Sanays $50 a. w.
Goshen 800 745, 300 lvi NJ; $780, S45. 4SO TOO p
H. Sundays, 600 $3.50, 1918 q. M. $50, 100 y. m
Middletcwn, 80; 300 i9i5a m S'45 SSo 900 p m
and 4S0p m. trains connect with New'forK and oswego
Port jerys 7i5 800. 1918 a m, 40 $780, TOO p.
;,ssn Of As; SS1Ss
than above time trains leaving Chanbersst on quarter
hours leave Twenty.thrdst thirty minutes earlier Boae
leave Twenty e45 and lla6 connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at loco p, M and l2OO mid
night -. - o. .,,. ,v do -r =. roor, ara
eepng obtained and orders for the
and OF baggage LETT az the Companys ooes
Nos 2iD lOi, 629 957 broadway n. Y; No Courtst
Brooklyn, nc the Company sdepots. -, .,o.
Express Traius from the West arrive In Hew'fork zo
A. m. 1920 and 1923 p m -, p..,. - Nav vork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JEhSE I I:
Trains leave for Engewood Coster Permont aud hgscs
TOO $50 945 m, 00 800 400 44o o;SO 9:SV e aSo y
m and saturday nights only at llSO m sundays WV ~
"Nanuei sbrine Valley and Monsey 100 CAS- M $40
! IN. JHo. N. ABBOTT General Passr AEens Ne"i"
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steamuoals mo Railroads
RANY and TROY hy day ROATS.

A LBANY and TROY by DAY BOATS.
IN e. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW
leave yesy Street Pier at $50 and Path street Pier at
M landing at Nyack Ferry West Point New burgh. POugh-
keepsle lnebeck Saugerties Catskll and Hudson CON-
NCIS az West Point with Carrie A. Ward for Cold
spring ana Cornwall To West Point Newburgh return
ing oy down boat az Excursion Rates TRANSFER BY
annex poat leaving Brooklyn at a. connecting at Al
9any with trains NORTH and WEST Special train to and
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Bankrupt Notices.

DISTICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOUTH EEN DISTRICT Of NEW Y0RKTIn the
rapts. Is BASKauPfcY-A warrant in BANKRUPTCY has
R sS4 EocT n Sd aoRa sSa'S
Of NewYork Of the County Of NewYOrk Of the state state
the petition Of their creditors the Of debts
s b ee 10 their e the transfer Of any properly By
them forbidden By law meeting q ns creditors 60 OF aid
s@nees Of th h estate wiz Se held Bankruptcy
District itR A1Sus T. p 81 lg5
IN bankruptcy Vi LoUIs F. PAYN. Marshal-MesseDger.
VHTS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
{ III estate P q II s
York the County OF NewYork state OF Mew.f VINO
PaS Sesh o n debts and delivery Of property
p T@Sp BY him. are forbidden By that meeting o.
Of the sss ssN % q be- held ana
Court Bsnkragcy 20 be holden at No. I2 B aaT
ster the Attn day OF September A. D. 1879 az O'CLOCK
g. g. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of NewYor
TTHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
OF July A. d. 1873 WaIT21t N B9nHsSTIPtey
ia the County Of NewYOk aud Of New
a h0T %o @ Of anu Sbs and delivery prop
ory belonging TO such bankrupt to him or io hs use ana e
meeting Of the creditors said bankrupt to prove their
S be held a ar 20 COURT Of BankrSpy holden 1852
in 6s cry ON Of ns an dy Of September A.
T. s. Marshal a. Messenger Southern District OF NewYork
rI,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
23d day OF Juy 1873 Warrant In bankruptcy was
issued against the estate Of FREDERICK hONllZk1, or
CITY In County OF Newlork ard state OF New
York who has been adJudgcd a bankrupt GU his own
the payment OF any debts and delivery
of any belonging 10 such bankrupt To him or of
his use the transfer Of any property by him. are forbid
den y law that meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank
Tnp 10 prove debts and 70 cooee or more assgnees
OF his estate viii held C0ur OF BankruptcY 10 DC
holden a No 322 Broadway In the CITY OF 10rk, before
Isaac DAYTON Register the lOh day u september A d.
1878. at IL O'Clock m. ..,, :, ,,.,,~,
~ ,rarhoI "a ,teasen0er Southern District of NewYork
Ty,HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
9Oth day OF July a. D. 1875 Warrant n BsnEraPtcy
CTyTD OF York County Of New York and state
III York adlndged bankrupt on his own
peon that the payment debts and delivery OF
properly belonging such baakrupt him r FOR ms useand
inc transfer property by hmare forbidden by aw mat
meeting creditors Of the said bankrupt To prove their
assgnces % his estate VIII
be held at n Of Bankruptcy, To b. holden az NO. $40
Broadway Ga CITY OF Ncw-l Ork, before john flch Regis
49, W LOUIS h. PAYN,
o. s. Marshal Messenger, Southern District OF NewNOrk
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Corporation Notltes.

NOTICE.-,James NJ. Oakley & Co.. Auction
~ GERS will sell at public auction by order Of the Depart
I.ut OF DucEs August & 1873. II o'clock certain
lots Of old material including ferry hoats sheds SCI encs OF
oock piles wrought weobarrOws. For fun informa
lion rec rhc city Record" copies for sae at No city Hal
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BALTIMIoRE AND An -, OHIO RAILRoA DAD

no
S20 a. m. for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati Indanap
Gus Smeago and the West Richmond Charleston and the
Washington and the West and the South via
Charlottesville. Pullman cars New YORK 10 baltimore and
Washington, making close connections for Ptsburg Gin
Pullman Baltimore to Cincinnati 81 LOUIS and pitts
oLg ana Irom TO Augusta and savannah
man sleepers from York 70 Baltimore and washington.
iLoI,ssye ST Louis GSGm6as Pittsburgh the sOun and
Southwest Ihrough Pnman cars nom Baltimore to Qincin
Florida, New: Orleans andthe SCUM
sSg1qsS ad a sH co q oa Ss
h sRd sS and dPo eTsfy Ann OHIO
RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
sye, daily Sundays excepted at ll3O
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Commencing Jul II; is7Y-Trains leave as follows
cnSk amao5a Eiemngton Easo9 sslydere Mamcn
ton with D. I. and w r. r.
Budd,s Lake and Lake HopatooDg Easton Harrsburgh,
Maneh Chunk Tamaqua Hazeton wkesDarre, Scranton
iG Poa aqa @ Enss sS9S cEans
Wikesbare Scranton. TunkbannOck Tamaqua, HazleOn,
a p"':-FoT High bridge Branch schOoley's Mountain,
ngGs and Ls E3s9n BsydSre and
55Q p M daily1For Eason, Allentown aud Harrfsburgh
For trains 70 local points timetables at stations
s6nIS aA6o IRA Eat M M for
Easton. Reading and ITarrisburgh. -.---.,..
Ciy Station TO and Brooklyn and Erie Depot
Jefs City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove.
Pullman Drawingroom Cars are attached to the $3.50 and
Stages connect at Ma;awan station frOmKEYPoRT.
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Lberyst, for Freehold at
f4o ll;45 a. IN, 4, 8, pm.