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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01
MARRIED-DEEDS.

During the month Of june the clerk OF the
Hustings Court issued IL lIcenses-27 to
white and IA to colored couples.
Two hundred and eight deeds were re-
ceired for record in the clerks Office OF the
Chanccry Court in this city during June.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is statement OF the -four
inspected in Richmond during the month
ending June 80, 1879: 1,5jG barrels family:
. 14S burrelS extra supcr!ine; 1S4 barrels
supcrfinc 50 barrels fine; 30 barrels mid
dliugs; 90 barrels coudenined--total, 1850.
FIRE-ALARMS.
During the past month the Fire Depart
mcnt was called to respond to nine alarms.
CrSToM.n0USE STATISTICS.
During the month OF June three vessels
cleared from the custom-lIolse for foreign
ports with cargoes OF flonr, raiIroad-ties,
and slaves, totally valued Il! S41,211; and
two foreign vessels entered with cal goes OF
salt and graln-bags, valued at S2,90S.
INTERNAL-REyEyUE COLLECTIONS.
The amount Of the internal revenue co.,
leciion5 for Yesterday was s9.SS1.1T, and
for the mcntE Of June Sl1G3S9S0.
MARINE STATISTICS.
The number Of sail-vesscIs entered at this
port during the month Of June, as present.
ed by the harbor-mastcr for the city OF Rich
mond, were barks, 1 bris$, and 81 schoo-
nerS.
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VIRGINIA STEhMEnAT COMPhHYl
sUPEKlNrEEDENT's OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA. June 22. 1879. J

TEMPORARY INTERRUP.cLE
l. TlpN OF THE Il EG /. 4 K EshEsS..cssssS. ssS
SCHS DU lf.-Dhe steamer AHIFI via cave
Ricli:nond us "Sual 'TIiuRSb :. I. July 81. 1T
40 y. M but will 0nly 90 rs far ~ SANDY Point
thnlf-";pl ana viii rctura 10 lsicluon!. arriving
IL 6 i. VI. sairc day.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TICKETS for Ihs. ,bove
trip now on sn at CARRIER. only. ana good Tor That
cav ohly, ~ !! tor Ill" round nip This viii ~. the
ou'y chance this .cason 10 sp"ui uay on t.nles
river and return the same rfI"ruonn.
Al s O'clock ~ uighE. July 3D. The Aret will
leave Richmond for Old i'rut aud Eortrih, arriving
there IN the earl; morning oi III" ith. ana !cave
there ll:cr The " irr. ~ork> '>ay 10 +. M.-arlfv-
my at Richm md abDu! 4. VI. nu saturday. 5.h of
July. Round rip tickets for This latter igr. 81
good To iucn!- Monday. July 1th-and can u" BAD
OF the IuwijZrr Glar.i of The Con, ,lH0uT' a!th
committees nov. OF ON the g. OF july CT the wharf
,AJcf"rn the steamer leaves.
The aria viii leave Richmond SATURDAY July
5th at 7:lJ ~ Nj, for Old Point. No: tnk. &c, rs
u-,r.I. l.. Il. THrUh.
je2S :Jv5 Superintendent.
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nNlDEND -O"l D ON y ION
LIST EAMS Hip C0MPaNY.-FIHE PER
EST..D:NlEEAH Wal be paid 10 the Virs iui..
h'ocEbo'deas out of Lhc. earnings for the past SIX
inon'hs at The crnIpars's Office, Rockets. .en and
aitcTJulr !, 1879.
GEORGE. W. ALLEN 6 Co.
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sac MoNGT ~ n.";iE .G,lr f.s!:::inf ,oE1 et: h,
"is"AI&H HE:N>i*:-'locsE. Gcot Tors. loH
D .ces. l1G sat.aff.2;iG:, ...,ran.et4I.
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WEATHER REPORT.

tEprCATroSs FOR To-DaY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, rising followed by sta
tionary barometer, clear followed by partly
cloudy weather, diminishing northcrly
winds, shifting to southwes: and south
east. and stationary or higher temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, stationary
pressure and temperature, northeast to
southeast winds, and partly cloudy weather.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild.
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q a. NJ, 70; ;
A. b., rs: noon, 81; z. n, 81; s p.
b., s.; midnight. II. ,.,..
Mean temperature. %.
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GOuRhUD'S OLYMPlAN CREAM. FOR THE CON-
reduced to 81: pink, for br,l-
uet:sS, 10 5Gc. PURCELL, LApD & Co, Agents.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Monumental
church Sunday morning the pastor preach
ed. but in the afternoon there was no ser.
mon. -
At Trinity Methodist church Rev. Mr.
Scott. OF the Third Presbyterian church,
preached at night and the pa,tor~in the
morning.
Rev. Dr.. Hazan, OF the Presbyterian
Church, preached at Centenary Methodist
church Sunday morning, and at night the
church was closed.
The regular quarterly mass-mceting of
Sunday-sch0ol workers was held on sun
day afternoon at Az O'Clock, at the Third
Presby terian church, Church Hill, under
the auspices OF the Sunday School Union
OF all Denominations "-CoNonel j. Is. Cary
president, &. P. Rady secretary. Notwith-
standing the inclemency Of the weather
there was good attendance, and much in-
terest manifested in the cause.
The meeting was addressed by Rev. W.
=. Judiins. Rev. J. T. Whitley. Major w.
+. c. Gregory, Thomas Potts, Esq, and
others. The addresses were all full OF in
terest TO the workers in this great cause.
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OFTk-E VIRGINIA. FIRE AND MARRIED
INSTANCE COMPANY.
RlcIIMo IL, June II. 1915. }
'T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
f. 11le' CG3 PANY have declared 4 semiaauua!
.DiA AlDEND ts' SEVEN PER CENT. free Of lsxJ,
payable OH an4Ifltr July s. next.
WILLIAM X. MCCARTHY.
f.SS-1Ot Secretary.
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,.gFIrP OF RICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILDING,
LOAS.AND TRUST COMPANY.
No. ELEVENTH STREET.
lnl


kGTICE.-Ibe Board of Directors Of this
~ Company have declared a DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT. free Of TAXI out OF lbe "arnin.S
10" :c past SIX months. payable at HE office OF The
Coz. p.Dy Oh AID after Ir 1iith tGsian'.
WILLIAM LOEENSTEiN.
iy l-iOt Cashier.
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DON'T FORCtT THAT 1T IS AT
LEvT nROTHEES'
where you vii! find large assortment Of
EEADY-HADE DRESSES.
CvERSKIRTS ard BAEQCEs,
ULSTERS:
Al kihdS Of USDERGAENESTS for ladies,
4 large assortment Of DRESS GOODS,
RIBBaNs. LACES.
OIL-"LOTUs. CARPETS, AID MATTISCS.
PARASoLS. PAEASotS, PARhSOLS.
One hundHcd Superior IE,liy SILK-LIEED PAR
AsoLS ii hal. th,lr yauc. they must he sold ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
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PERSONAL.

- ~ IERSOA,S ARE WARNED NOT.
e ~ ~ ,rAf AkYs.SILLS due us 10 Mr.. j. ,H.
op 70 c,cait htul on our ACCOUNT. as he is no
T. ID so's s1lplos. y. II. sEWARD & co.
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LOST. srKAYED. Asn FUCsD.
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

RICHMOND. May 81, 1879.
WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR
w STOCK AND GOODWILL in store No. A. Z
Hroad street 10 SIR 7. l.. ID. WALFOHD, who vii
con tinuc The business IN all lis branches We cor
dlIly recommend him 10 friends, aud solicit for
him I coui!ur nee Of their patronage.
C.P. WALFORD & Co, Dealers In Books.
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The following Off
GERS have been elected hV Damon Lodge,
No. 7, X. OF p: IT. 7. Hardwicke, &. G..
Joseph T. Allen, V. c.; W. B. Smith, M.
Of F. D. G. Richardson, NJ. OF Ex.; R.
A. Hughes, X. of r. aud b.; George a.
Goode, Prelate; W. A. BIankinship, M. at
A.
Aurora Lodge, No. 116. I. 0. o. F., has
elected the following officers for the ensu.
ing six months: ii. A. Mcdonald, noble
grand; Christian Diacont, vice-srand; John
J. Sullivan. secretary; George w. Fuller,
treasurer; 81. j. Britt chaplain. The pros
poets Of this Lodge, numerically and tinan-
t,ially, me represented as being very favor
aUle,
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M. r,lLTsCN =. O., .;cvert,i.ES Zpsn:S, inSar: aG
vertisrn4..s IN al. 0t iuc ..&,sjsIa ci he Unite
Spes =: puGlisbers' rates. Or.erg .ri: Il: the D.d
pntc;. toGu1tnI~roon wt,l reeve a-enrt a:ven
tiar, y
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UNION EANg OF RICHMOND,

Union EANE OF PICTiMOkn3
June 2T. 1879 :,
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK haze
4 declared DIVIDEND OF THREE FER
CENT. Tor 500 per slare) ont of the earnings ct
the past six months. payable on and after tie lst
Jaly. 1879. JAMES MILLER,
tr 2S-lH Cashier f..
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AGUE AND FEVER.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
- - - -
DlEERENDS.

OFFICE MERCHANTS AND MECNANICs)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, VA, June 80. 1879.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY have declared 4 SEMl-ANNUAL
'~rlnEND OF FuCH PER CENT. ouc or the
lis Of tue past six months. payable Oh and after
7lh or Jply j. Il. MOORE.
4; Secretary.
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couSTY-CoURT STATISTICS.

The following is monthly report As pre-
sentcd by the clerk OF tho Menrico County
Court Tor the month OF jane: The number
of deeds recorded were 81 number OF mar
ria"e. licenses issued, 12-G white and col
orcd.
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"GEoRGE ?. LYNCH. Agent.

" JITl aIL'S 5 IINLCI cIlDItS.
Murrcll was taken 10 the st@ti0n-hn.lSc.
Detective Wren is satisfied HAT TIE man is
the individual wanted in Washington.
The horse was at Lcdley's stable here.
While ar. 7. B. Watkins was passing the
stable, on kranklin between Eighth and
Ninth streets, yesterday, he was offered by
Mr. LcdIey buggy at $40, which he
bought, and was about TO pay Tor it. when
Murreli, who had sold it to Mr.. Ecdlry, was
arrested; hence the sale was at once cam
celed. Mr. Watkins had no transaction
whatever with the alleged thief, but only
with Dir. LcGlcy.
Last Eight Mr. Lync:l came over from
Petersburg and identified tie horse and
buggy mentioned in the telegram above.
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RUHTET E.I.iNE, e T.. II commissioners sale
or 4 h:: * store md ..wclling. and TWO lots ad
nniHc II tie ca>t. on the northeast CORNER OF
Williamsburg avenue AMI Graham street.
JAS. Ma DDUGhLL, l04 a. NJ. household furni-
lMrr. g..
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Dr. &. NCLANES
LIVER PILLS


arc not -ecommendSd as remedy " for all the ills
that csl is heir to- but III affections Of the liver
sad all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
u,dschc or diseases Of that character, they stand
Without q rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Sohe,ter ca,hartic can be used preparatory to or
ss,r. taking quirine.
Asa simple purga,iye they are unequaed.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
Tie genuine are never sugar. coated.
Each box has rec wax seal on tue lid, with the
mcressioa DIR. .McLASE'S LIVER PILLS. -
. Each wrapper tc.cs The signatures of G. McLANE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upor having the genuine DH. c. McLASE'S S
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros. Of Pitts
su-,, Ia, ,ile ..rkct being full of limitations Of
be nsmc McLANE, spelled differently but same
,-npunci,,ion my 19-dcowly
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/ tNIDEND NOTICE.

CITIZENS BANK IF RICHMOND !
r June "a, 1879
liz directors Of this bank have this day dccA red
araatiDEND OF FOUR PER CENT ifree Of all
Irt ~ oh the capltal stock or the bank out or he
sns eSsrhings Of the past Fix months psyabIc o.,
slfer The 5TH DAY OF july, 1879.
Nns,s EDWIN u. SNEAD.
S-S-c S-S.1 Cashier.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED poEsE-TH1EF.-
In A prl last horse and buagy were stolen
from Washington, and postsl7cards sent all
ever the country describing she thief and
the stolen property. One Ct lc cards was
sent to Detective John Wren, And on Satur-
day night he saw man answering to the de-
scription given in the pcGtalcard OF the
horse-thici. Detective Wren requested OF
fccr Tomlinson 70 arrest the man, which
was done. While they were at the stable
Policeman WALTON also came in to arrest the
same man upon tie following telegram:
PETEESBuEG, VA, June so, 1879.
"Io Chief Of Police:
ARREST Z. A. MurrcH. Five feet six.
brown hair, old clothes. Hired Saturday
open buggy, with one-eyed blood.bay horse,
one white hind foot, and hater-cast. Five
dollars reward.
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oLticE Virginia STATE INSURl NICE Co.,
RICHMOND, Dune 20 1917.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-Tbe & directors OF
~ ms company have declared a s emi-annual
SSssaa,ENb OF FIVE PER CENT. [. rec OF all
nI the profits 81 the last blk mo ilhs pay
III, 70 - the stockholders op and after July ], 1879.
2v-.I-2w J. 81. TATE, Sec rttary.
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o'sU AND TFKIEnkBURG EAILHOAD CO,,}
TREAhrRER's OFFICE. =
RICHMOND. VA, June 23. 1879
AVrlCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
.esa ~ of TWO per cent. on the capital
sfe,o ~ The city Of niebmond, Va, On and
sspt aHsfe .books will he closed on the 25th IN.
f2s..Ir t'uty. M. W. HARRINGTON,
- - Treas urcr.
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Splendid STEAMER ARIEL.
The trip under the auspices Of the HOW:TZER
bAIIEHi aud ASSOCIATION and COMPANY
&C." GUARD OF THE COMMONWEALTH H.
THE TRIP OF THE SEASON.
The ni"st convenient schedule yet q1egec. en-
aGlng NIL 10 20.
LADIES SALOON reserved for their sol. use
Perfect or,ier iu-ured ESQ
MEALS on steamer and at Old Point a. RE.
DUCEp RATES. :. =
Tickets to be had Of the following persons:
From the Eowitzers: Guard OF the Common.
.., wealih:
Capt. Z. G. Workman. Capt. MI, Spotswood.
Lieutenant K. J. Bosher, Lieut.. naIiam Bar1sdate.
Se' geant I. 4. Ktrby. Lieut.. G..k.N Nren.
Sergeant L. 4. Mcclure. SCI gr3nt j. II. Grafton.
Corp'l Lewis Rawlings. =. rg6aut Rofer' Ufrrold
Corp1 +. II. Wh:tle Jr.. Private W. Perkins.
Private W. c. Ammons, Private w. +. hcS.aa.
Private II. II. King. Private Garter Harrison
Private q. Ii. Hardwick. Private a. e.. Kellogg.
Also at The steamer. a,y
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EXCURSIONS.
EOU RTH OF JULY
- Al fsss..asssS1k
OLD POINT.
+ 0 Nd TRIP, So.
Splendid STEAMER ARIEL.

TICKETS GOOD TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING;
MONDAY. Urn INSTANT.
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v 'i'ss.

1 GENTLETAN OF EXPERIENCE
"a WISHES 4 SITUATION As MANAGER On
\ FARM. ii" ht>' reference can hc given. Adj
tr - -" y :" G,Gd le y st-"It!ce. iienriro county,
Va " l.lwt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-01

A meeting Of the City School Board was
held yesterday afternoon in the High-SchooI
building.
The body was called to order by Mr..
Kelley, and OH his motion Colonel W. e.
Knight was invited to preside. Other menu
bers present: Messrs. Wexford. Courtney,
Powers, DR.. Moore, C. 2. Rady, Superin-
tendent Peay. and Secretary Moses.
|. The report of the Superintendent for the
month OF June, showing the condition Of
the schools, was read and received.
The final examination in the schools re-
suited: White schools, 80.6 per cent; col
ored, I'll; general average in the schools,
1876.
The usual monthly report OF the the Sec.
retury was read and received. ~ .4r.
INFORMATION AS TO THE FUTURE EXPENSES OF
THE SCHOOLS, &C. .... -.......,
The Secretary, in response: to ,resolu-
ton, submitted the following report, which
was read and received esi-,---s=-,
.,@tf5-f - ,,rOEFICE SCHOOL BoARD,3 :
'-' 1Opo % 1910
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

WEDNESDAY, May PIP. NJ.

With about one-eghth more business than was
done Yesterday. the stock market to-day continued
to be feyersh although less irregular The principal
feature of the day was in the dealings III Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph stock which advanced from
30 the closing price last night, TO 42's
later reactng to 40G40ls, the TRANSACTIONS
amounting to 1895 shares. This move
ment was required matter of consistency WIN
the ruling price for Western Union Telegraph De-
cause the arrangement between the two companies
is such that if the present price OF Western Union
telegraph is justified by the business OF the COM
panies the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph company
receives its proportionate benefit from the more pro
able business. OF Western Union stock olly e''oo
shares were sold at prices ranging from lIis GOWN
70 l1l0114ls, showing loss OF p per cent Oh 'lo
davis business. The American District leeHhpn
stock opened at 59l2 and advanced tO.ol up p)haue0
laration of per cent dividend for twelve inohlHS
navabe at the rate of 1l2 per cent quarterly, tne
first dividend being payable July To- Several days
AGO THE TRIBUNE said that the affairs of tli' con'
p,ny were IN such condition that the declaration
of A. dividend might be expected at an early day.
Now-york Elevated stock also was feature, sd-
vancino from 1877 to 300 and closing at ~" an
advance of 1913. per cent from yesterdays closing
price. on transactions amounting to 2.2io shars'
Rock Island advanced to 140L. but ended at lS'S
a gain Of b per cent. c., c., &. and was
again active, rising to 55, but later IA 'u'
day rapidly dropped to 52l2, and closed Win
coyery TO 53la gain of Il per cent Tue H'hn''''
and st. Joseph stocks small amount OF business
exhibited fair degree of strength, and closed WIN
o. ner cent gain for the common and - per cent ~,
the preferred Rensselaer, and Saratoga was = aNN
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy u per cent nisu1, 11
The stocks named to-day represented the ou
side of the market; the remainder OF the ns
generally showing a decline from yesterday H"''
prices of from Is to as per cent.
The trunk line shares presented no par"s"r ~,
feature all closing at about the lowest price Oh Wv
dav-Michigan Central l2 Erie Il. aud Lake ono''
Ia ner cent lower than yesterday. Chicago US.
match reports contracts for boxed meats, iroi
70 Liverpool, at 81 cents per 100 pounds; tni'
gives TO the railroad something less than IL eon,s
ner 100 pounds The granger stocks were nu''u" 49,.
inp and during the morning business suohs' =,
later declined and IN final sales showed roSs" .,
follows: st. Paul preferred " Northwest ~ ."
popl common "a, and Keokuk and Des Mo'n
and Chicago, St. Paul and Mlnneapoii' "a
II, mar cent. Wabash opened strong ana au''"r rss
,o aoss its later sales being at 3St33ss g.
southwestern stocks. including ST. LOUIS N"'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ITO PHILADELPHIA
VIA
PESNSYLVAN IA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen ThrOugh Trains each way daily three dcpOt in
Philadelphia IN NewGOrk.
Double Track. the most Improved Equipment and the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute SAFETY.
on ana after april 23, 1879.
Express leave New York via Desbrosses ana COrt
lindt Street Ferries, as tO!lOwsi
430, 1880, $40, 90 lnted IL a. M $50 D. o. i;O
$50 ana 10 Sunday 43O and a. M D. u '3O' SOU
Boats of brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains Jersey ty ahording aspeedy ana direct transfer
Tor Brooklyn travel 80, -. -, go.
RetnrnIng trains leave Philadelphia l20l, 800 800. Z,
7:3j = s3O and Limited Express. LOO p M, ?.
G.3J aud 1885 ON Sunday lZOl, 3:@O, $780, ., $50
a. m. f. 735 D. m.
Ticket Ofice,-Nos 52G ami 0i4 Broadway. No. ! Ast0r
and Of DesbrOsses aud Corandtss No Court
ST. and BROOKLYN Depot Of FultOn-st, Brook.
lyn ; Nos ll4. ll6 and lis Hudson-st, Hoboken ;
Depot. jersey city. Emigraut Ticket Ohice, No Bat
tery place. l. r. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON, Genl Passenger Agt
-. Mana
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
ERIE RAILWAY.

rE'HE ERIE RAILWAY, ..-.
4 now known by it, new name the NETWORK, LAKE
ERIE ana WESTERN RAILROAD. Arrangement OF trains
GA m. Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and suspension bnuge -. n - -,
Gp (DaIlyD Fast ST Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
m connecting trains 10 the West aud south
west Pullmau's best DrawmRfOOm sleepng coaches To
m (Daily) Pacific Express for the Sleeping
through 20 Rochester Bulo Niagara Falls CIncin
na ana Chicago without changer also Hotel Dining cars 70
Chicago. ,.,---..--. -. -, ~.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot. NewYork for;
Newark. 6.45, $780, lI:5Oa S:l5. il5 5G, 6:lj 1880
D. aud IL midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 9l5
RathePio m III PARK Passaic G. 745. TO- 1918 a. m u
noon :I53 3i5, $50 5:l6 o. $50 !OP m IL midnight
Paterson G:45. 7i5 $50, TO- 1918 1880 m nOon
las g. 3:I5 3i5. l:l54:SO g. 5l5 G5, G3O l. g. 10 y.
and ~ midnight sundays, q, $3.50, 0lo 1918 me- li5,
OSGi SGiIein g. 7'iS lO.i5 NJ ii5 3a5 NJ IL mid
night sundays G. $50. l0lj m- las, $50. p aud
- t@TSWS 7.i5 IN $780, 4so p Sundays $50 a. H.
Newburg. 40 III. 33O 1 80 D. m. Sundays, $3.50
Rondout and Kingston a. M $3.50 m SUNDAY = $50 am
Sundays o, $3.50 1913 a IN, ESQ. Z y.
MddetOwn, 7i5. 9, 1913 a. n 3lb 4;3oi y m sun
days $50. 1915 a M. $50 p The o. m and 1870 p
iora Tt AZ Jtvis S45 o 1913 a. m 4:3o g. p H. Sundays
NoTEr Trans leaving Chambersst or halt hours
BIFORE leave 23dst Is minutes earlier Than above
23dst earlier Boats leave 25dst at Oib and
ll5 D. NJ. connecting with trains leaving ChamOerss st. al
4cSets Tor passage and apartments in and
eeepLg Coaches be obtained and orders for the
panys Offices 259. 40i ea7 Broadway n. Y. No.
SCyurt st, Brooklyn, or at the Company's Dcpots -
Express Trains from the West arrvein NewlorA AZ 1870
- n' 30 yNo. W ~ ABBoIr Gen' Pass'S Agt. NewYork
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
farI uul.k
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
6tcdmboais dno Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'SL LINE, DREW
~ and DEAN RICHMOND leave Per No III Norlh
River foot of Canalst week day. connecting
Albany Sundav morning eXcepten) Win trains NoVb
west aud East. StatefOOms warmed by steam. an
Excursion Albany return good 80 Jays ~, Ill.,,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

CUPREME COURT.-W ESTCHESTER
- C1UNTY-CHARLES " LEVhRICH and II IsA-
IOUIs or LEWIS LEyERICH; ANNA LEVERiCH'
WILLIAM B LEVERICH ana SARAH, LIST, his VIE:
PRANK c. LENEkICH, PIERRE B. LkNEHlCH ana
SARAH, %, lis wife, CLINTON c. LkNLRICi ana ELlhA
n his wife JOHN MESSIAH, and MABEL, his vile, her
Christian name being unknown 20 Plaintiffs NATHANIEL
CONKIIN. FERRIS BENJAMIN and ALFRED CURRY.
Mortgage. Defendants summOns-I0 The above named
dpcudaIt-: hereby summoned 70 answer the
and To or your answer on
The pntins atorney within twenty days after the service
Of t summons Of the day service and In case OF
vonr failure appear answer Judgment viii be- taken
against you by default for the relief demanded III 'he com
plant - o-o = G uppprcU
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Office Address Peekskill y. Y.
To JOHN MESSIAH and MABEL MESSIAH his wife,
whose Christian name is unknown 10 piantihs 49, .
foregoing served you by pnbncation
Dykuan. Justice of the
Euureme Court of the state Of NewYOrk dated April s.
1910 and ed with the complaint III the Office Of the Clerk
OF Wcstchester County White Plains. in sad county
ID. :. HERRICK,
Ap1O lawGwTn. Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
leaves Catharinesp d.y CSundays excepted at ll3O %
and bridgeport at II y. N.
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Landi
Milton Poagnkeepsic Tsopus connecting with Ulster and
Delaware and Walk valley Railroads. steamDoas JAMES
y. IN, Pier 81 North rive foot Of Harrison-st-
TOR NEW-HAVhN, its surroundings and
Il all stations the New.YOrk, Boston ana Air Line.
JOIN fns ana HRHsrUs CORNING leave Per is
n H., foot OF Courtloudst, at Z m every night N the
morning trains on ali RAILROADS facilities passengers
freight; fare 81 excursion 81 So starn's New Haven
li"H'fOi 'A'io" i-"0 JOHN II. sTARIN Proprietor
FALL RIVER LINE ton
BOSTON,
FARE ONLY 81 30.
Corresponding reduction all points EAST Tickets be
sale for continuous passage and leaving Ia
River the following morning $50 or arrival of
Fan liVef All TuE EVE IWyFFLI,KNowN STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
having been thoroughly overhaued and retted
placed on the line lor The summer season q, ..,, :,
,ncnsivel At D. m from Pier % n. r. foot Of Murray
Leave brooklyn Via Annex hSbhH SSfi 4! t59 oVE Agents
GTo. l. CoSSoR, General Passenger Agent
DROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
NIGHTS REsT E.T'iGSal o%9 .2 MILES OF RAIL
THE FAvORIrE PALACE sTEAMERs
"N''|N' u RHODE islAND. Captain Jesse Mott
leave daily Sundays exceptei, from Pier 20 North
PassGngeIsaITiye in Iioston at m. intermediate
landings between NeyYork aud Providence.
0i2 broadway at Metropolitan aud Fifth Avenue lotc n.
" and 3G3 Washing onst Brookyn Also iicxets s9l at
all hotel and principal ticket Offices and at all Offices OF west
colt Express Company.
L. W. FILKINs. C. Il. Agt ID 3 BABCOCh, PFest