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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

writs Of habeas corpus. returnable this morning.
before Judge Potter. granted yesterday in tho
case of John Ryan, william Smith, Anna Bowers
and Anna Grey. charged with being pickpockets.
Judge Potter, OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted writ Of habeas corpus in the of Law
renee Mcnamara, who seeks to compel his wife to
deliver up to him their three children He says that
she has abandoned him and is unable to support tho
children.
In the matter Of the application of the New York
City and Northern Railway Company for the APP
pointment OF commissioners to ascertain and deter
mine the compensation to be made for crossing, in
tersecting, joining and uniting with the railroad Of
the Spuyten Duyvil and Port Morris Railroad Com
pany and the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company, and the manner of such crossing.
Judge Potter yesterday ordered reference and ap-
pointed James Matthews as referee.
Harry 5. Meyers was arrested few days ago in
pursuance of an order OF arrest issued by Judge
McAdam of the Marine Court upon the complaint
of lady named Sarah Shensky for an aggravated
assault committed upon her by him. Yesterday his
counsel. Mr.. l.. Levy, moved before Judge Sinnott
to vacate the order OF arrest various technical
grounds. among which was the failure to file with
the clerk of the court the undertaking upon which
the order OF arrest was granted This, counsel con-
tended, was fatal defect and rendered the arrest
void Mr. Alfred Steckler. who appeared for the
lady, claimed that under section 500 OF the code
amended by the last Legislature it became the duty
of the Sheriff to file the undertaking, and that IL
would be violating this statute If the paper to
be filed with the clerk upon the issuance OF the order
of arrest. Judge Sinnott sustained MIR. Stecklers
position and refused to vacate the order of arrest
Judge Potter yesterday confirmed the report OF
the referee in the suit of William Ii. Daley truss
tee against the Windsor Hotel Company and others,
which referred to John II. 5trahan to compute
the amount due to the trustees Oh bond and mort
gage on the Windsor Hotel. lie reports $129,577 -
in the hands of the City Chamberlain. being the
surplus under the foreclosure sale in the action Of
Peter Goeet and others against John L. DALEY and
others BY the report the Chamberlain is directed
to pay the several sums found due to the trustees.
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DECIDING AN OLD RAILROAD CASE.


In the suit Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Railway Company against Russell Sage, which
tried before Judge Van Hoesen at the Special Term
of the Court of Common Pleas in March last de-
csion has just been rendered in which it is held
that the facts alleged in the complaint estab-
lished but that the plea Of the statute OF limita-
tions set up by the defendant is available to him
and bar to the suit and the complaint is therefore
dismissed except to small claim in respect to
which reference is directed. The suit was brought
to $6S 900 of bonds Of the railway company
which Mr.. Sage held in 1867 collateral security tor
note of the company to him for S50.00) loaned by
Mr.. Sage to the company in January, 1866, which
note was paid in October. 1867, the securities how
ever, having been returned by Mr..
Sage to the company. The company by their
complaint asked for accounting for the
proceeds Of the bonds and the interest on them
from that time, amounting to over 600. and
also to recover excessive interest alleged to havo
been paid by the company to Mr.. Sage loans made
by him to the company while he q director and
vice president. Judge Van Hoesen in his opinion
finds that 1t is established that MIR. Sage
turned the bonds to The company. but converted
them to his use, and that he would be liable to
account to the company for them and their pro-
ceeds, with the interest; but that more than ten
years have elapsed since the conversion of the bonds
by Mr.. Sage, and that although during the greater
part of that time he the vice president and
aging director Of the company in New York the suit
cannot be maintained by the company against him
for accounting or to recover the value OF the
securities because OF the statute Of HmitationA
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
4 SUPERB SAIL PLYMOUTH kocK-
IA Grand Excursions to the Great Iron Pier at
and return.
To-day and every day. including Sundays
LONG BRANCH By if IaaoRS i''i noc steamer
TWO TRIPS savSs an sS os 50 q Nd s and III,
EVERY DAY, R Battery, $50 Sn 4 e.. and
including and return, Fifty CENTS
Pier Tickets 10 cents extra: sold on
shs Ss sr oS
now made regularly.
RIO EXCURSION PARrIEs-sPECIAL ARRANGE
s S SS s ss NTH sSsurson for
palace l. bSGk
at metropolitan Hotel
A -A-Ro1,GKAWAY BEACH. THREE GRAND EA.
BY the famous coLUaBiA aud GRAND REfUBLIc,
THE NEW PALArIAL PLEASURE STEAMERS
aSefss ss s ss f B.
combining safety. speed and comfort
Down the beautiful harOor and out upon the ATLANTIC
MANY MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS ON EACH BOAT.
oath st, hA ssl River S1LSass 8 SEs %
5 Elss 3. W BY bsys 5S
LEAVE ROCKAWAY II A NJ, 80 and 5 30 r. NJ.
FARE, IS CENTS EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS. which include fare BOTH
WAYS on the STEAMERS and ELEVATED ROADS.
for sale at all stations at SO cents
RETURN TICKETS GOOD ON EITHER BOAT
The public are cautioned against any reports about
this limo publ shed in the Tribune suit FOR damages for
malicious libel having been commenced against that
paper
A ALTO THE NEW COMFY ISLAND PIER
H. DIRECT.
GREAT succrss Or THIS porrrR,
GRAND FLOTILLA OF EXCURSION STEAMERS
HALF HOURLY FERRY TO THE
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT COMFY ISLAND.
NO CHANGE TO CARS
SURE LANDINGS. SAFE AND SPEEDY.
MOST CHARMING ROUTE
TO ANY PART OF THE ISLAND.
OBSERVE THE TIME TABLE CLOSELY.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ls6 q5HSkd So II. pss.a1 as
IRE travel to vs the most ancient and e,t in
the majestic ST. Lawrense in atisude where the air is al
% "a Lsays SsS YS @
River and Pullman sleeping car to Quebec. Close
steamer and trains for ali points on Gulf Of st. Law
Prince Edward Island s.. John aud Halifax, Ex-
and For tickets Apply to IESE 1 AE fisSs
27l Broadway. New York.
Mss III
Tourist Gazette June humber which Assumption
a'G
Fails River and Gulf Of St Lawrence, Sagueuay River.
'A'''-' S''''' anu LEV IEvE ALDEN. 2n Broadway
4 81 TO BOSTON VIA THE NEWPORT LINE
leave pier Is North River foo. Of Murray St. at NJ
arrive at Newport 80 NJ; arrive Boston 80 A. N.
7P. NJ; arrive in Now York A NJ
A LBAYY AND TROY By DAY BOATS G: vIBBARD
vs'f Biz fisA kssg
S SIx BOAT At s. landing at Nyasa ferry, West Point
Sic RainsSssk S SaI ana Sa.sn Ticket. sold ana
sa Tor
A NARY PowELL, FOR PoCGHkhEPsTE, WEST
Esns' Milton: New Hamburg Hyde Park and Cold spring
r IS a
In n cps with egeSns train on Hudson River Rail-
A NEW BRUNSWICK BOAT, LANDING AT SAYRE-
~ willie, South Amboy Perth Anboy. Tottenville, Wood
bridge Rossville and star Landing. Steamer WYOMING
from foot Canal. every week day at r. NJ Fare lower
than any other route
A LBANY BoATs-PEOPLE's LINE.-sTEAMERs
of Canal ST. every day, at +. NJ
Teo 9Yoc soA A 74y %Rov LINE STEAMERS
No AZ North River foot of Leroy daily except Sstur
Day P. n. Excursion tickets to Saratoga. s.
ROsTON AND ALL POINTS EAsT-MAMMOTH
Dpaace steamers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave
New York daily sundays included from pier - North
River foot of Murray at 80 r. NJ Leave Brooklyn.
via Annex, o +. NJ: Jersey City, 80 r. NJ Music by
splendid bands and orchestras.
pOAr FOR CATsKILL sTUYyEsANT AND INTER
Immediate landings will leave pier No. "a Harrison st.
North River, daily Sundays excepted at6P. NJ.
A COOKS SUMNER TOURS
y ito Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands, Montreal
Quebec the Saguenay River the White Mountains Lake
Champain Lake George. Mount Desert John Halifax
Prince Edward Island, &c, &c, &c. AT REDUCED
RATES. Full particulars in COOKS EXCURSIONIST:
by mail. 10 cents. Address THoS. COOK Il SON. Pei
broadway. New York.
LNoR NORwALk AND DANBuRY DAILY.-sTEAMER
ADELPH III leaves Jewels Dock. Brooklyn 80 r NJ:
pier No 81 East River :f5 p NJ and SD ST. East River
at NJ connecting with panbgry and New Haven rail-
roads. REDUCED FARE. IS CENTS
EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS.
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Excursion tickets, so cents.
Single trip, 30 cents.
Children between and - years Of age. Is cents
II. 4. KICKER, President
DEGULAR EXCURSION TO WEST POINT, ALLOW
ning hours for sight seeing: Cornwall, "a hours New
burg, Ia hours by steamers c. VIBBARD and ID. DREW.
Trip tickets 81 (sce Albany Day Line advertisement)
UNSURPASSED OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILY
y party picnicsTwcnty mile sail through the Narrows
and Sandy Hook Bay View and the Highlands;
of the heathiest localities of Southern New Jersey good
safe bathing children and invalids cool and
from the at reasonable rates Tho safe and
perenced officers will leave bulkhcad between Franklin
and Harrison sts North River, and Bay View fol-
lows. Excursion tickets, SO cents.
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co.srwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK AND HAVANA MAIL LINE DIREcr-
North River foot OF Cedar St. Tor Havana direct as
Steamer SANTIAGO DE cUBA..... Saturday, July 20
Steamer MORRO CASTLE. w ednesday, August
For freight passage (having unsurpassed aeeommo-
'"'''A" WILLIAM P, CLYDE co. No IS Broadway.
LAwTON BROS, Agents in Havana
TEXAs LINE FOR GALVESTON DIREcT,.,THE
steamer RIO GRANDE. Captain Pennington, will sail
from pier 20 East Kysr sS yu No frecb
Through bills of adng given to Houston and all points
aud Henderson, and the Galveston Harrisburg
passage ana snfss c %s spDy
Schooner CARRIE BoNNELL will sail for Key West
Saturday. July 20. or sooner IT full
CROMWELL. LINE-FoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Ssteamshp HUDSON, win leave SATURDAY, July ~ at
cnshS per Gent on our open policy Mobile and urnciDa
oS the s 81 isa ana Rsa
REDUCED PASSAGE to New orieans-cabn, S4o'
'''''"s' y" ''''' CLARK SEAMAN. Sc West st.
NIoRGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAs, RAILROAD
M AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
ssS S saya for
For freight and 0hl SoG GsFTasG Mo 5Rpl Agents
Pier 80 North River.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sn Pier q EysT feet nsss
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, 8 L. NJ.
For RICHMOND via WEST POINT, MONDAY, WE'D
NEsDAY ana SATURDAY, p. N.
and
CHANGE OF PIER,
commencing July 81 temporarily. All freight for Nor
folk Petersburg and Richmond taso via West Pon and
connecting railroads and lines will pier
North River foot of Christopher St., and PASSENGERS
will also depart from there
Delaware continue at pier 81 and all steamers
will discharge there.
Through passenger tickets bills of lading to all
points. Insurance effected at q per cent.
Freights received daily.
General Office, 1877 Greenwich ST.
BERMUDA WEST INDIES AND PORTO RICO
ID Quebec and Gulf Ports Steamship Company
For notwithstanding BERMUDA. July 81.
For ST. JOHNS. MAYAGUEZ. AGUADlLLA and
PONCE, Porto Rico and ST. Enthusiastically HADJI,
July 23.
For GUADALUPE, MARTINIQUE, BARBADOS and
MISUNDERSTANDING MARLBOROUGH, July 20.
PASSAGE RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
For freight, passage and insurance apply to
A Il. OUTERBRIDGE & CO., Agents. 70 Broadway.
NJ Y, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SIS LINE
IN Steamers leave pier 3 North River at 3 p. NJ,
FOR HAVANA DIRECT AND VERA CRUZ,
calling Mt Progreso, Campeachy and Frontera.
CITY OF WASHINGTON Havana onlyD Thursday, July "a
CITY OF MERIDA. Saturday, July 26
+. ALEXANDRA X Sons 81 and 3s Broadway
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. DIRECT.-MALLORY LINE
Fla. touching at Brunswick and Port Royal Steamer
CITY OF DALLAS Captain Chester, will sail Friday,
July 23. at z Nj G. II. MALLORY 4 CO., Agents. Office
pier 20 East River
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METROPoLIrAN ELEyATED. RAILWAY
RECTOR sNearest point for Wall street ferry, COM
T S ssa'h p1ns for jersey c,v
PARK Doin, 70, Pos. oc, CITY Han
and barclay street ferry to hobokon.
CHAMBERS sr-Nearest point for Pavonia and Eric
hf rkxSk ifIF!s' ST.
to Jersey City connecting with Tor Desbrosses and
BLEEcHER sr .t with cars for ems. and
i4rh Safeguarding with for East Twenty.tbrd
2SD sT-conneeting with cars for Twentythird
ssD sTooaasens with New YORK Trsssf eS'' Com
pa sra CABS s@ sS Grsa q Central en- Depot
eth q s ss Central Park
s 81 1S sP w. Ay i0. ff 81 81 AS ASp Sr n
TOWN TRAINS take east side stations FOR DOWN
Trains will run to 5sth ST. and 9th and ioith and
sunday trains from IL 80 p NJ till II midnight
FARE TEN 'oo Gents.
7r NJ w, T9sn the ! fare G, + ss1,s
NJ. VAN BnocKLrS. Superintendent
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON. -
s Sor SPPs veG G1 s .s sG %
sS ay 1 sa%Sy sr %y
ecser. &c, and for Portland and the White Mountains
NEW HAVEN MERIDEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
leave Peck slip. e. r.. and II r. NJ connecting at
New Haven with special trains. Particulars pier.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE
a oE II e & ran rssss
ats z NJ. from pier 20 North River foot OF Warren st.
CTEAMBoAT AND STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD
DPrintng OF every description rapidly aud cheapy
by Metropolitan job Printing Ann St branch
Office Ia Union square. connected by telephone.
TINE OLD RELIABLE STONINGToN LINE FOR RIOS
4 TON and ALL POINTS EAST-Steamers leave pier "A
N r., foot Jay ST., at r. NJ Special tickets boston
GOOD ONLY for the trip specified on ticket sold ST.
EXCURSIONS.
Al THE ONLY BOAT TO
IONA ISLAND.
Tho new and mammoth palace saloon steamer
METROPOLITAN
will make daily excursions sundays included leaving
Root OF East 25d ST. A. NJ
Jcwes Wharf Brooklyn 40 A. NJ.
west lOth ST. North ~ NJ
Returning leave ioma Island at 8 10 +. N.
Fare for entire excursion only % cents.
Magnificent steamer. Grand
Full Brass and String Band.
Liberal terms given churches societies schools
clubs, &c, by applying TO HAWXHURST PENNAI 81
Broadway, New York
A -A-EXCURSION STEAMERS, BARGEs AND
IA Groves charter: the grand caope,
10 the excursion steamer GENERAL SEDGEWICk. rem
dcring tile hnest music presented the
public saves the expense Of band aud Is attractive
10 passenger i've largest Barges ia the harbor Excelsior
Park, Karitan Beach, Boynton Beach Columbia and orr
site Christopher street ferry.
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A -A.-EXTRA EXTRA. EXTRA
ANOTHER CHARMING EVENING EXCURSION
TO NEW COMFY ISLAND PIER
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY "a

The magnificent three deck excursion steamer
GRAND REPUBLIC.
Illuminated from col0red
ELECTRIC LIGHT OF 25,OOO CANDLE POWER.
with all her musical attractions board.
will make another EVENING kXCU RSION ON THURS
DAY to the enormous pier
AT COMFY ISLAND,
aording charming sail down the landing directly in
the centre of all tho
HOTELS AND NUMEROUS ATTRACTIONS
- GRAND REPUBLIC leaves oath st., North River.
7:3O r NJ Leroy ST., As p NJ. pier North River.
p.
LEAVE THE IRON PIER AT 10 p.
FARE, 30 CENTS; EXCURSION TICKETS, so CENTS,
which include admission to the pier.
TAKE THIS CHARMING EVENING SAIL.
AVOIDING CROWDS. NO DUST NO CINDERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23

A sUPERB SAIL PLYMOUTH kOCK
IA Grand Excursions to the Great Iron Pier at
LONG BRANCH.
and return
To-day and every day. including Sundays
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NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH,
CONEY ISLAND,
BAY RIDGE AND THE
NEW YORK AND SEA BRANCH RAILROAD
TIME TABLE

The popular steamers MORRlSANIA and SYLVAN
STREAM leave New York, connecting at Bay Ridge with
trains for West Brighton Beach, as follows
TWENTY. SECOND ST, n. R.
As 1916 ii AS A. M; l2:45 As 2.4s. s:45, AS
As 6 AS. 7 AS, & rs p. NJ,
WEST TENTH ST.
80 :55 II IS A. NJ; IL SIS. S. ASS 1855, 455
S :55 6 :55 r. NJ
PIER 49, CEDAR ST
lo:io il 40 A NJ; i2:lo, l:le 2:lo $40. 4lo, s1o
6:1O 7:1OP. NJ
lo:i5 is A. NJ; is. fa5, 2l5. s:15. AIS, sla
CAS- 7:15 2. NJ.
Returning leave West BRIGHTON Beach for Bay Ridge and
New York follows So 20 10 10 IL 20 A. NJ IL 20
30 II 20 1920 20 20 20 DO rs and SOP NJ
Trains marked thus = for piers and 10 only.
fCnunactinC with ataamar pOWelL
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FARE to the Pier at Long Branch
and return, FIFTY CENTS.
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Pier Tickets 10 cents extra: sold on
the boat by the agents of the Pier Co.
~xsLandings on the Ocean Pier are
now made regularly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23

RIO EXCURSION PARTIES.-SPECIAL ARRANGE
ments will now be made with excursion committees for
trips to the LONG BRANCH pier
palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Apply to
JOSEPH IL. TOOKER Superintendent,
MeIr Titan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23

BY Scoield's peerless steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK,
leaving the foot of I'D ST.. n. r., at
. A. NJ and = 80 r. NJ, and pier /.
n. h. Battery, at y: 80 A. N. and
3 7. Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23
EXCURSIONS.

CoNTERNO'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND.
ADAM SElfERT the well known SOLO CORNETIST,
every afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-23

LONG BRANCH
TWO TRIPS
EVERY DAY,
including
SUNDAYS
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CoAsTyyIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAM
" SHIP LINE
for St. Thomas Para. Pernambnco Bahia and Rio do ia
neiro, connecting ST. Thomas with for Porto
Rico, Jamaica and the Spanish Main
The first class iron steamship
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO
Captain Woir.
will sail for the above ports Tuesday August A. NJ
Nc freight received Tor this steamer after the ID
Freight received all times Roberts Brook
lyn bat only permits from New York Office
Shippers desiring insurance effect the undor
our policy ut lowest Through tickets issued
all points reached by the Royal Steam Packet Companys
lntercolonia steamers and to Montevideo and Buenos
Ayres
Freight must be paid in advance For freight engage.
passage. having elegant apply
10 G. n. MALLORY X Co, Agents
Office. pier Ia near fairy
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GALVESTON DIRECT.

MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamer ABGTERS. 90. ........ Saturday July 20
at W., taking freight to Houston and all points
Texas Central Texas Pacific and Antonio railroads.
Indianolo Braxos Santiago and Bownsvle and Corpus
Christi via Indianola Insurance at lowest rates NO
Galveston City freight taken.
Apply 10 BOGERT A MORGAN, Agents.
Pier 3B North River.
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Reference may be obtained of s. r. Van Duxer IS Bar
clay ST. Burkhaltcr Masten Co.. 1873 Chambers st. Nov
York; Charles Booth. 259 Court St. Brooklyn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

SALE OF REAL ESTATE. STccKS AMI
GROUND fGHTS Green a. VIA, auotlnnceta,
sold 10 day Ter Iirarcis Miller, cxccG!Ht Of ,inO
). Mii!cr. ,irccaa i. The following .ropcaty. to
wit The Il 80 story brick dwelling ard lut in
fec, on tho west side Of Fairfax street, adj lining
lcadbeatai i drug STORE, to Tho. iIc#lpcsfcr.
for 81 ,925 ; q ground rent OF 81 on house and
lot 90 west side q! Columbus street, between
Primes aud Dnkn trccts, 10 Jno. }. JAMESON
Tor $50 grOnnd rent OF SEC GG on tho house
nal lot on the southwest corner IT Priuca and
hlircd Streets to Bor IL. Miller, for $500 :;
IS shares OF I'ank OF Old DorDioion stock % j.
y. II. IMnt. i0r 80; 10 saarIS Alex ,i!Iria
Water Company sleek, par value $50. 20 j. II,
Reid, for jS!, $3.50 a0shsFes I'll; saira s!cca,
to A. &. Gazenova, Tor 81, $3.50; 20 shares
name, to Robert !. Rohcria. ioc Ssh, $i.l70 :;
- shares aafnc. to 4. Z. Caz2Rovc, ipG 5Si,
$3.50 - IL SHARES Sallo to j. II. lo2ld, to:
5>3, $5S7.5n. The same au0!i0nocIs sold ios
Samuel Il. JauGcy 10 shares Citizens National
Bank stock to WA. 4, Moore, for sos, $G95 ;
and by the same. Cor Mah!on ii. Jsnnny, 10
shares Bank Ok! Ijainiaion soak. 70 WTa. II.
i.a'dhJrt, i3r 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

Inc MlpLAND RAILROAD liXTENSiny.--
fho !TCSpscs Il he cXirusioa OF tie Virginia
Midland Iiai:oa!, from D.uviic. Vi. States
vii, 10 Charlotte, il. c., arc l;3dcfstond 20 DO
very creonrsl!nl;. and it il irAbablc tiiat the
rnati will have Il through connection to tho
South ere lynE. The nco@slty for such link
~ apparent to all railroad mon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

FAIRFAX ELECTION CAsE.-ht Fairfax
Courthouse yesterday judge Keith, holdiog
the Circuit Court, heard and decided tho dlce.
iloGs arising upon OF appeal from the decision
oi SPECIAL Judge &. ". Wattlcs, in tho County
Court Or Fairfax, in the contc SID election oaso
ut AuoS Fox vs.. Il. Broaiwatcr, to tho Office
OF Commissioner Of Kcvcnuc for the Norinein
District OF Fairfax county. Tho law authorizes
contest OF IN election upon the petition Ct
fifteen qualified VOTERS aud the County
Court Dismissed the petition Oh tho ground
that tH0 Of tho Ct!tloucr. SIT, rot qualified
y0cr9, ono because no rad been cxemptca
from The captailon tax, aud tho o.ho! because
no lad not paid sid tax for the year ,rec,,iias
the oleaior. Alter argument Judge Keith re-
vctaod The d1cti2D OF the Spfcsi Judge CO
both propositions, and decided upon Tho frs
point that the C0nstuliln applied 10 tho tax
required ny Law, and II wa o0:pn9tcnt Ter the
lae'-l.iUrc 20 dispense a3ioeaIf her with car:-
fatiaI tag "a g2hj3'! even: Lvtry v0:cr Wau!t 10
QIai!!..! yS.::,>ni tho pGcuayncnt OF tax, a.d
Il .iig i..C.sia;;ri @as !ntGnt 10 defect tx,
G1n@iiiii,fo:i :" not !avy!ng any Ga?;0;iOn tns
.i,I.:i pr.,0' :r,tu'nG tHH issn? 0D1 Il nr0yii-
irc IN, ;..- X: .,snr= - lis Xxx n rrGi.r
Case: and j: au.,@&r'rE iiG! tt!3 petitioner had
hecn @za&lg.a: l." oTa.@j Il TIM I0"niy Gan7t
from lie tag icYy. 10 vas : qualified r,iey
;,;thou, ;:c"2g!acG. a The tex, hHcsn7a ra
.;;~i, lax vs. required G: "ir? ty iaw.
Upon 'h3 second QGfs.lan :hc coug. also 3,cd
:Ho. although i:lc Gag.ta,!5G iGE Tuit io rad
u9inra :r vote could u1it valid Eo.., YES
n0n-psgucat Gil ~; affect .hc voters ges!.G
cation 5Ut U.S. constitutional i8ii5iti0n oDc-
rating q sysD2n.! Al 9! the Eight 10 7Gtc uosi!
t'ia revenue WA9 aai!s:iad Ghc c0ur!, thpro-
!5ra, hajt tia: both petitioners we're GuaIiicd
sotc's auG c0:0g;;oot ia!Ges, mud reversed ito
ind<mcat aiscliaaiHR ITO H3,ilioa Az; remand
"a .h2 osnso 70 tho COUNTY ConF: fer tic con.
;cat C. ?7oc"gt ca :hg merits,
tiENaI h&g.n, .; this ci:y, Appeared as
eourssl &: tho petitioners, aid Gen. ~. L.
'aY.c 2Hl: iA0nse Nro:c 10: tho Taspoadan'.
It IS understood the c25e viii oono ~, Tor Ina!
hearing at the December term OF the County
Tour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

IT Eas 3, one ;iIlo s1rp94cd that The scat Of
he ;ran u in The stomach. Certain it is, q
%on!or'ui sympathy 'Xist5 between tho two,
end what effects one has m Immediate effect On
The cthf?. i ;iisoricrh stomach is invariably
followed by aytnpahciie action Of tho brain,
and Headaches ali eTiso ION this cause. For
Immediate .ad ro7mancDt rrlieT, get tcttu
Ct hao,pa.a anti i;sl itu5 Eitttrs. pt,c) $40.
". + THORNTON, Manufacturer,
Baltimore. nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

The !AELEAIX - xpeciaLluu il On lip-toG
~ aiincss tho iab!Haux 10 ha presented OF SIa.
:rr;a liai! IN 10 morrow nigh week, for the
heneii. OF the lntiruary. Jho beatty and gal
IantrY ri The city have bolh onllatod 10 tho po0d
cIu'c. and nnn o.! The most beautiful and in
irrts!ihg exhibitions ever gwen III tho city m ~
Ea expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-12

IHG jhTrLE RIVER PIKE Judge Jsm3
Keith OF tic Circuit Court Of Fsiyf?y, yesor
day aiili7 neG tho decision Of tho County Cour
TnsdcTc3 aouio mouths s:rcc, declaring the
Little i,:gcr Turnpike i;co road uatil it is
rEt N good repair. The gatos arc thrown open
hg this oTdtr ircin Gentrty!Io to this city, and
TIC iar2cTa who sri2s thcir produce hero by
vagaGs arc relieved Of . considerable tay The
petitioners wtre represented by Mr.. Edmund
:;urkc and The turnpike Company by Thomas
Moore, Ga.