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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-31
SaRFoaD's RaDlcAL CURE.

TxATAR2H is disease of the mucous membrane. O Temperaments and constitutions vary its severity 6 succession or colds from sudden change of atmos. phere wearing wet clothing or to mciemene digestive organs are in morbid or inactive condition and the strength and vital forces exhausted The dis ease arise from condition of the blood cases the eye end are generally involved and dis. charge quantities of matter The discharges from the whatever they arise be thin and watery and acid to cause reness and excoraton of the skin with which they come in contact thick ard gelloE white egg There may be an entire lack of seere oa @ ans p4 e t and if was encircled by tight unyieldng band This latter phase IS called Dry Catarrh The ree mattery thekened. rendering breathing through the nose dim
 cult or possible and the sufferer finds it necessary
 air pas directly Sss and
 The matter passing down the throat creates constant desire to hawk and expectorate to throw 1t of; but Gus becomes and forms into scabs ncrustations and throat require very persistent efforts to dslolge them. The eye in sympathy becomes in- hs may be found glued together, and matter Is se- crcted in more CT less quantity. The also becomes a by te Ds
 finally deafness. Tn. throat bronchial tubes and lungs traton of the nervous system is superadded such a
 fections become alarming.
 who arc afflicted with ito make speedy preparation for its treatment before it becomes chronic. The adyal- Senv ys eg gr o Ss m no er we
 Every step in it's preparation. line in tho dre
 tions mark it aecicnic remedy calculated to meet esteem in which t $ held hy those who have ben which af1icted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-31
BUELL. & WHEELER

D R U G. G. T s T s Sunday Hours for dispensing Medicines
 9to 10 a. m., 12fo 1 p. m., to Gp.m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-31
Notice

"HERAS my wife Harrtet R.. has left nav bed and " board without just cause or provocafion this Aotce Is to forbid any person haabOrins trusting yer on my account as shall pay no debts of her contracting after this dste
 LEWIS HOTCHKISS. Litchfeld, Oct. 14th, 1878. 29-3ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-31
IEElHll RIEH BLOOD!

Parsons, Purgative Pills make New Rich Blood and will completely change the blood in the entire system in three months. Any person who will take pill each night from to twelve weeks may be stored to sound health, if such thing is possible. Sent by mail for letter stamps. I. s. JOHt SON & CO.,, Bangor Me 29-4w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
RAILRoaD CHINGES md RITES.


IMPORTANT ARu,SGrMINr or THE ILLINOIS CEN
" ............... . .,.,...,.,.,
III ~ AID WABASH CoNPANiLS-C"HHfV' h>N -
IXPItIED To fOLLOW-TnE RAILWAY DlSCKIM-
..,...r 49,, -. >.o,.,
'NNii'+'7 "'''''' 49,"
Negotiations have been pending Tor some time
for IN" r' 'i'"'"t Of ne" fo' '"r if''sn' ana pas
scucrr H. ic between Chicago aud leading points so"A
west u that city ncI.dns - -onis, ii'nn|ni Quincy
anu N'|''N '''' " ,i,', -, 49,, 81,
in3'Y bf'"'"A III" i'''n"'S ''"I"' al" III.
WIh,sh Railway by wHch an Interchange oi
- u J., ,,,,Ie -, ToIopo III The Illinois
V'''' W" ~, =. 49,, -, .
Central h'9 h"l hWWS the past zen years ii
,,Lt, , arr -,,r,nt with the Vandaa Railroad, by
1T ,i ,r.,s,or WA made AT Tibngham Ill., but no.
"n''' '',' w. ,, Ce,',r.I ,ha ,I'. ,.rrorn, n,
Tee Ms p'.H ~'''' - '-' '''''"' ''"' ''' ~
vii expire march D. when the contract Win The Nda>l
Nil; .5Iu.orr..t. ~ TIE Arrangement with the Wa
- I... IN, four miles longer tnAn by The Chicago
and .tt. .ls1 Lac IL Quincy and Hannibal fourteen
ai'' - -. thc tIt"ro I}ur iutou and Quincy
H. 81 IN. Ia 10 reach n .ils.s City and other West
rr ,,.,.ts oar r WABASH and is connections. At
th~ h. 4, IA IN city ~ tie Illinois Central stated
tha H. ..0ur i .iir and tie 81. LJ.is. Kansas City
tlr Ion 90. jt Chicago and Alton ~ deciding To CON
siroi nov line from ;ic,co, Missouri, to Kansas Cty.
t a. f. h. ,rry ,,,nj r,,s,n to believe
49,, ~, ou,ry romn,ri,s will make a
t,''. -, aud E,.t.lo,,ud hu.iur,4 II l.
Vs. .,' .n.i,.,,I ..,., - J...rh Elurond VS.
w.. p,, I,r., no ir,.n ,n.I,iuS an eastern con
i...nu ltr lie J.rst and the Illinois 10y tie
n,.r ,o.,r;.- o. mo - uthW,sirfu Railway As<ucia-
,,, 49,. i, bee, lu.c ire Wablsh was not ~, m
i,,.u ,tnof,cc has been gwen tilt the mem
no.. a. i 60. ..ri ..au VIII moi 3. bound ht IT. "a
,l,r vi-c :I., dii,ulty ia he way Of such Il route
vii, u.i rAI.I nue.. inh.cr.
, W., " " -, c'I,.,o ,,,i,h n ha. ,,ot here.
~ .,.-n,ut h.. tween ia. two cnmnnntrs
c,,,,. I'll 49, Inrtr opcratiuEs Eat of the
vi..i..i,,, uly.y for ~. wear. nom March g.
=, .,,' :, ne Mfs..ur Pacific. tl. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
CHARGED WITU ARSON.

Katrina Kuckadorf who is about sixty
wears odd looked MP IN the Contra, Oncc last night.
ON ne charge Of h,vus sat IRE to the tenement house
80 100 OrchIr,-st on Tuesday. Fire Marshal Shell
don has taken siderable testimony In the aud
th" woman will be taken before the Grand lufv to
dr Vie found Pile 90 clothing on the Hocr 81
ben room end lounge near rs W. also burning. Her
.ur.ituIc Wa- Insured.
an attempt made Yesterday afternoon ~ set FIRE
inc olrOmlrcauur factory ~ tn' Commercial Manu-
FEATURING Company. ~ Iorty-c.hth-s'. and North
River. pile OF coU.ba-t.b" nhtcid Wa- discovered
under tho edge OF The building. No arrests have been
ipad".
John Dawson wac arrested ~ $50 2. m yesterday.
slt,irion uf settu4 hr. to ihc hNt-iou building IN
iIr r,1r Of NJ 10 Atautayc HIookls ~ he nc-' floor
of which De- orrupiod ~ shit factory 1ne fire was
di-coNtIrd ON Do Gooi h' Il uudsuan Down'N. D'Y-
su found near hy, acting - suspicious m1unor'
and v.s f,L.u into custody. 1h' hfc uur'uf'd To-
the th.-d foor bcfor, u vas cHtirgui-hc The building
owned uN Nathan Cushing aud Wss damaged
$1,000 stewart Coz who Occupied ,ho
Second nIur. sg'rfrd loss ot - 600.
ltl. believed mat Ii1u's loss VIII not exceed 800
Dawson stated To- the police that he had been druh ing
ard nothing al lt the Gre lie lad -booo worth Of
machinery. 3. .ui. Which va. Insured for 5000.
Dawson was grrgu'd before Justice Walsh c,teda!,
and iVd fof 80 animation.
Conf 4 Muller, accused 81 arson In ndura store IN
How nd u-'' iaIsf box factory. on January -,
I~. vas .ilIilu'c g. The Court az General sessions.
Ttrt H. yr.tcrduy. aud luy Was npducllc'i, bat the
,Til Was 4d .Ourucd uLtN O.. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
SEEKING RELIEF FROM DEBE
CHEAP STOCK GAMBLING CHECKED


THE "BLACKBoARD OFFICE" OF J. C. CLINTON
co. sUsPENDs PAYMENTS.
Considerable excitement was created In one
NJ the downtown blackboard Offices, for small trans
c,ions IN stocks commonly known on the street as
huck,t-shops about noon yeserday by the announce
ment made by the cashier that he had no more money
with which 10 settle with depositors The indignation
of the operators in teDshare lots was Increased by
the fact that the concern had continued 10 receive
deposits during the morning, when the true couuf
ton OF affairs it is claimed, must have been known
m the frm The Office is on the secoha
floor et No 10 BrOad-st. and bears sigh
"J C. Clinton Co." Quotations continued TO ne maze
ON the blackboard during the afternoon, until the oCch
Exchange closed.
About forty persons gered IN the room to wach tue
fluctuations and learn the result of the efforts to find Mr.
Wilson Of the stevens House. who was SAID To he
mariner In tie business. Mr.. WILSON, II was sOoD
statcd. could not be found. Mr.. clinton was rep,
resented 10 be sicK-sO very SICK tnbt Nv W., nn''
been obliged 10 leave tue city. Mr "son'
the clerk stated had promised IN the norop 10
furnish tie funds necessary cOntinue thc business
and this would certainly be forthcoming oY uochy
the gentlemen therefore, would 90 home ana return ~
uaon az that time. There were threats no, ctrile
ont of an attachment the furniture The clerks ad
vice followed. IL was estimator ' Ia,
the total liabilities OF the firm probably
would not exceed $4,000. One Operator
vas stated had claim for $500 from ths SUN they
dwlrdcd down 20 s.. The claimants represtnled gu
ages from the young CLERK IN a brokers once 10 tt
eray-hared old who failed on the STOCK ENcuailsc
venr, ago but VINO has unable to resist the fasc-
lions o. Wast. life. Hr. Wilson, Of the stevens House,
stated last evening that he was not member Oh W
which to begn business they were fends but Lie was
under no Obligation 10 his Creditors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
MADAME REsTELL AGAIN IN COURT.

TESTIMONY OF ANTHONY COMsToCK -ANoIHER
PDsTPoNEMENT OF THE CASE.
The examination of Madame Restell on the
charges preferred y Anthony Comstock. was continued
Yesterday before Justice kbreth at the Jefferson Mar
re, Police Court. Assistant DistTlctAttorDey Herring
appeared FOR the prosecution and Ambrose H. Purdy for
the defence. Madame Rcsell was accompanied by her
grandson and cx-Judge Mackiney The examination
was in the judges room.
NJ. Purdy said There never can be case that ap-
peas strongly for private examination than this
Al the incdcus OF the airosi have been detailed l. for
one don't all these things Iehashed In the news
papers The eject cannot help but be pcrnicious to pub
he morality and viitue."
MI Herring rcplie 81 DO not think that publication
of the operations of societies Ike this In England or snv
where else has he'd 10 the Increase Of wee In tho airet
portion Of city tins has built MP business
so nefarious, Infamous, that all VINO walk in tie
shadow - the building which she lives feel the faint
of her crime For years she mas dcneh Jaw h"Iauly
ana de,rhcN. nave 20 "viHN stl"p- 'tn -. a.
denim the suggestion OF the counsel on the"ther sue
The Information abOu, this w"nans vhc business sn"u
h' spread bJoa,ca-i u virtue may shHduef III u ana
even vice stand appalled,"
Justice kibreh sdid he Jaw nc reason Tor deparine
from the course usually adopted Ia such eases rs TINS
hr T, fused 10 make The examination private.
NJ Purdy then declared that ne had no witnesses 20
produce in this oaec II allowed Ia would reserve argi.
urut uu; he SUMMING upoi the other case lie moved
90 dismiss The complaint on TIE ground that no offence
Jrstice lhrrih remarked that II the defendant was
formally Ia examine her. he therefore read the com
ualut Co which she hPd nothing To SAY. she gave her
mime and fr-idcnC" when = arragnr1, bur stated
that at if,.tnt slc had business 4 moment after
.hc ifbi,,v fis ami rave her occupation ~ midwife
The ctl ticu taken up, the Caai gc being fO
heepiur and 81 Hing HrfC.e. for criminal purposes.
Authunv CoWGtOCt testified thar on February z. be
had interview with tho defendant Al h'r house he
then hunght ~ her powders aho medic mes; she told
h that nc directions could be pat on thcm as n ~as
dangerous to s, them. Thtfr articles werr sub
micd iu evidence. The witness then gave an account
~ e arrest at Madame u slc ~ her house. fun Dc
tails of which were published IN 1IE lRiBINE lie
added That ia her age. while un ihr way Ia The
room, she admitted that the articles seilcd Nv III"
witness sililaI To those sold To nun at BIS Two
prayi1us yi.it'.
on cr Charles sheldon CorrOhOlatcd Tins evidence In
rId 10 tc Crsatiuu la the carriage When cross
examined hv Mr rufdy, he said Nadine Er-i,i gave
tue nIfnrS OF Other articles which would produce the
Same rCfhlts a. hct medicines.
The defendant withdrew for consultation VITA hei
counsel ON their temperance. Mr.. Purdv sa'd he
desired that the should stand over 20 Icas iuf ddV
"a give tine t. call witnesses.
Tho examination then adjourned until tomorrow,
a. 10 O.. H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
c. CoNGREVE's SUDDEN DEATH.

The sudden death, mt Newark, n. D., OF
C4g1!,, u. Congrcyc confirmed. H. Was returning
from bn.irc-s rp g. Plliad. ia aud n Newark bad
to change c. iu order to reach h- bone al summit "
j 70 winch place Dc removed fro hrooAy asi Spring
Mr. Consreyc was about nifty Of ana by hirtn
English he rstail shei biu-elf IN the metal business
IN ANS cts iu lsiI. and afterwards is father was aS>o-
saicd with hl'n urdcr the present firm name OF CHARLES
Cuugreye 4 son. Tie elder M t""er'N" died IrW
wears Tic h4sn'fe vas laftcit ~ idiliOau non,
nr with tho lar.e Western ami ne h1lDgr5ut roads.
M Cua-rrvp lived for ~ 'uy wears IN Iio"kNu Nhcic
h. attended the Rev. d. Halls church He leaves u
young widow, "a whom IN he'd hreh marie" Cn' ioui
ytrrs AMI aH infant daughter. He was possessed oi
sorc real estate la By Ridge, Hampstead ana f1iui'i.
J. former We hc suffered Slightly from sne Affection
81 ths l-rd, bit hes net rrctn'N maze comp aihl.
frce ID. return from England, about two weeks "~O,
he lad appeared Ia br nav. aily vel HI' death b.
if.f ta be Attributed 70 aoidc'Uc cHurco, suiclin-
au,,d Nu-t0u. he Wa To have s'Hilci "l S"'hf-
d. for T. GA business cobntrcl Wll nc c-t@uNtA-
moot 81 steamship i' to ~ giari. Nj ConGtrV" was
rpe, ais well known in ar ami musical circles, ana at
on time had rnr collection az paintings, "ich nc u7'
lU1rd Of about q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
MISS KATE CLAXTON'S BANKRUPTCY.
Az EXPLAHATION FROM HER COUNSEL.

TO the Ed.tOF or The Tribune
SIR: The reports published in most OF the
daily papers OF to-day relative 10 Miss Caxton's bank
rup,cy are in many respects not accurate While MISS
ClaNion can hut appreciate the kindly feeling OF the
press ia the attempt t. sled her from the results q"
hcr nuanril mi,oruncs she does nor, on her part de-
sire to rhu her burden on any one. The liabilities on
mor;gace we're made bonds 20 which SHE was
plrtv and 70 /, ao' The fact that she j. Liable FOR udorse
ncnts ~ r bore Lyons papcr. II has been reported
that 1T was with diltculty that Miss Caxtou could DE
served WITH papers aud that "hc at the rNl3g house
",hc Gtnicd herself 20 every one VINO wore
a Icga! aspect" Mss tIaXtOn was at the
Iryirs Hoa5r for about two weeks. Oar,
NIX that tim. she daily In aud out ut
tho huu-e--Nhlch ha. but one cutranec-at least
six times ia. Every Hght she went 10 the theatres
and N n tie Unlon square Theatre every ua).
Size break 'astrd aud diucd daily at the public dnlhs
room main floor q. the hotel Ihc three dclcc-
tive Uup wor, q legal aspect must have created the
druiiy they experience In hiahig serve" of papers
4 Great tt. has mad" OF very ordinary matter
Mis- t1aXfnn smpv c.lus rgit, hiCh u common Ia
all relieved 81 dcbts ste ~ not ab!" 10 pay, except
bt u.rt.-l.ir. Her future. Yours respectively,
joins =. HALIsTiER, counsel Tor Miss CidNton.
Nor YORK, fcb -, ISIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
OTHER BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
William n. lice, dealer in boots and shoe

nj No o52 BIpecker-sI and Myrte-aye, BROOKLYN
pade an gnment. yesterday, To stephen Pei lie bd-
been IN business 1872, and owes about s2o'oOo
while his real assets are about $4,000.
Register Little. yesterday, continued the examination
OF the affairs Of Mcintyre Tobias slaughterer at No
Go1 West Forretn-st large OF testimony has
b.rn TAKEN II il 60 the effect that Tobias induced
to 90 into the partnership on representations Oh M''"
t,r. that hs bad a capital Of $4,000; That alteI titc
weeks experience he discovered that Mcintyre 0wedup
wards OF tgUCO3. On hIs Application receiver was al-
pou.,l ana Ac firm aduGicatrd bankrupts hllff the
proceedings we're begun Mcintyre and his bookkeeper
coli ctc - alleged ~ loo belonging to the 1ri anu
used the money in the business carried on by hcih'!rc
in the name Of William Carr.
A-slrumrufe for the benefit Of creditors were flied yes
to-day bv Frederick r. Fa'coner aud william H. Brewer
r. L. Faicoucr Co, liquor dealers, No 81 Warreh-st)
10 JOha MaChenZ.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
DID MR.. HoNDLow LEAVE A wITL'

short time before Sylvester HOndl0W, the
Brooklyn real estate agent died. he "as asked II he bad
made a will. lie replied that b. had not Thomas j..
Nor.ha lawyer, sent tor lie cOn!d not be- found.
and sicprrn Condit was summoned. When he arrived
Nj iioudiOw was uncOuacious. when Mr. Brown, Nr.
Houd ow agcn: end bu inc.s manager, learned OF MI
HnnGInV'- dclth he remembered nat soon 9firr NJ
Hnudlow~ struggle with ~" burglar IN hi< rouse nearly
two vcaIs lawyer came into ;nc once ana El"h"
with Mr.. noudiow Ia regard 20 Wa1ng VIII ILis
subsequently consulted lth NJ. Iloudow at the
l,ft.r'- residence, but Mr.. Erown could not
irs,rfrd in n ncwspapcr asking tlis lawysf To
consult win Nr nou,i,0W's family. From another
snnf.c N was learned tGat iEs lawyer was Ar Irti-
;irI Of this cy. Mr. Brown believe that Nj isrdiri
drew Mr. TOndlows VIII, bat he doubts whether or not
toe vii WAS executed. MI. Hon1Ow- children regret
ft THIS advertisement WAS inserted. ana Tie Rev NJ
short who ngrticd Que Of Mr.. Hodiow's dau"hters un
hour before Ire funeral last saturday, stated yesterday
thai the advcrtis, rlent was unfortunate NJ Nuitb1i
-ichcd for Mr.. Red"d yc.tc fIy, hUt was uuahi" 10
nnd hin Mr.. l!uudoTs estate H. CsnGt"i 80 hc worm
81 - Opo An application viii b" mai" &" Sarfosir
Daley, in Brooklyn, to-day, Tor the appointment oi an
M mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
AMERICAN FISH AND FISHERIES.

DISCUSSIONS OF TIE FISH CULTCRiS1s AsSo''Al W.,
The annual meeting of the American FISH
Culursts Association, yesterday. was attended, among
other persons by Seth Green. Superintendent OF FISH
cries OF New-York; n. J. Reeder and b. J.. hewitt
Fish Commissioners OF PenDsylys Thomas D. Han,
secretary OF the Adirondack Club. and j. T. 1rinbe oi
Newark Robert b. Roosevelt presided seth Green eA-
planned how the culture OF fish might be carried on III
small streams by damming them and forming ponds
with plenty OF brush, in which the fish might h'de.
Points OF importance were that the ponds should not De
ovcrstocked. aud that they were ieu D! Id hi
water and kent clean. Livingston Stone, OF thdiis-
town. " H. read a paper the packing aud trahspor-
tation OF salmon eggs. lie stated that these eggs
might be sent 10 almost any uistanoe mb lila lac
washed perfectly clean, packed at the riBht age NoIS
tgty iu resh living mUss, aud protected nom changes
of temperature by outer layers Oh sawuis the ipaiH
poin; being To keep the eggs cold.
Professor Good read paper discussing the fsrd'on
OF fishes. The orring the shad ami many ohef specie.
generally returned he said Ia thc river "hclc INV. We.
aice and did not travel extensively rs once sup
pus.di contrary, there was reason 10 thh iat
they remained always the =pawning-placc. FRO
~ tf,ott he
cAcrrl and Dishes sank in state of torp"r 10 the
bottom of deep water during the winter. Inc iestl
Iuackerel s,rnL the Winter III Southern waters
returning uorihward ~ the spring strong reason. cK
stcd. however Tor assuming that the menhhden did moi
crate great extent. Professor - r ialru' oi
Washington. that tee food of III" Incniaden con
sisted mainly OF black mud, rcpcte WIN minute animal
cua The feeding ii IN confinement was the subject
that gold n-nes grew best mixed diet
81 and vegetation, especially the low
Professor Baird submitted blanks which he had
devised for tie purpose Of gathering statistics ~
gardins tie Hsh trade. He ASKED tle cooperation OF
dealer, IN iurishing data from which. when Tue 4her-
ton OF Canadian fisheries comes up again, SIX years
hence he wished show that the coast i-crie ~ this
country OF even greater Importance than those III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
THE TEXTS AND PACIFIC BILL.

A VOTE UPON 1T IN COMMITTEE TO-DAY EXPECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.I
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The House Com
miitee on the Pacific Railroads has agreed TO take
vote at its meeting tomorrow morning upon the Scott
bill 70 aid in the OF the Texas and Pacific
Railway The committee 1t Is believed Will be divided
as follows:
In the GsrInatre-Nessrs .Throckmorton House. Elan,
O'Neill, Cole, and Chalmers. -
In ne negatre-Messrs. Morrison, Luttre Blair. Rice,
and Hewitt.
MrCsswe has not indicated how he will vote but there
good reason believe that he will favor the BILL and
thus give IL majority Of two This measure Is the same
which the committee ported last week tor the purpose
of having II printed The substance OF IL published
IN The TRIBUNE NJ Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
ONE or i. T. STEWARDS PURCHASES
The Ncw-Yorl and Harlem Railroad Com

=
rauy IA 1867 ,Old nuro,r 81 lots, one ~ them bu at
Ihirty-tt-st and Fourthavc aud part of the site of
the present working WOmers Iiotn. Ins lpt sold
10 Jacob H. V. Cockrou for $1,000 lie deposited ten
per cent With the auctlonocr-, Arin H. Muller q Go.
He then Insisted that the title not good and sued
tho railroad company Tor damages. McAVwhlr \. /.
Stewart bought the lot assuming al claims or Cock
rof's and contested he rit 10 lie Court of APPct
n was finally decided that MI. Coc'r"t vas only cf-
tilted to his GclosIt with interest aud costs. That
Judgment A. r. stewart pad. Meanwhio the money
remained with the auc'ourrys suit was th"n hcl1n
AGAINST the auctiunrYr. illr o. ID" railroad com
pauv, Int really Mr.. stewart and hrs fucccssorf
in C,pIooE Pleas c,ial Form. aud resulted ia
dci To- lie plaut for ~ ,g}9 20. Henry Billion aud
H. H. Rice proved the facts 81 The C0tkfoit h,.t II. H.
Andcrson appeared Tor The paint!n George H. Forster
for The defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

Upon the application Of the Commissioners
81 !nig grafton. TIE NtwYosk Central Railroad Compa
~ viii proyice. IN future. better mode Of transfer for
emigrant. in covered vchclc with comfortable seats.
aud carry Their luggage In separate wagons when there
are nty OF moro 10 bc transferred at 90" mc the
company promises prov de steamboat and land the
en- grant. OF Ibrty-thiid.t, NOita Eyer, where cars
sill be- IN READINGS.
complaint was received yesterday from seven ItI.-
1901. mat they had been imposed upon by an ngcrt ~
Italy, and That they were de-iltute ILtf arrived III
Philadelphia February II. from Liverpool. 1noy
had paid 20 ftcfHro Ecpetto. 81 &c
nca. Italy, 1870 frsut- dep.'f Tor
message tickets 10 Brazil ana when they offered To pay
iAe remainder tncy advised hy lepst1 20 20 to
New instead. giving them letters 10 Carlo Boss" ~
ti4sity assuring them that BosIO would provide wuTs
foI tICu. They were provided pi-st - Sr"-
York by way ~ PEludcphia. aud on arrival here,
February - went 10 Bu-los office Bo'ioH agents said
tI.t nc not ia the Sihcc then they nave slept
~ dormitOry Ccutrc-t, and been furnished win
food uckcj, by Che Italian Consul who declines 10 eve
thCm anything more. Ih' tonissiun,rr ray tha tnc'
can do LotUg further than T. iriuln the men To- Iha-
9cilJ 2s tLty 90 not cone under then supervision