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New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
TIE LATE BAYARD TAYLORS FUNERAL.

y meeting was hcld lasu evening ny 'hO w
rous German societies OF This city in the Germania As
sCmbly Rooms. at No. 29l Bowory, TO take ac'oi III
regard 10 participation IN the Ilhcr" SCI ,"''
~ ,ho late Eavard Taylor There were three
delegates present from each Of twentythree
societies John NJ Schmidt acted as president. NO
action had been taken by the committee however ms
the friends Of Mr. Taylor had requested It's membes TO
confer with Mrs TAYLOR who VIII probably arrive III
This city March 3. The remains will not ar
rive uutu later. The Mayor and Aldermen
have passed resolution giving the societies
the use OF the CITY Hall for the funeral services
Another meeting will be held IN tire Assembly Rooms on
SUNDAY afternoon, when 'mmittec VIII ne appoIh'tu
TO make arrangements for the funeral procession
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

The Democratic members Of the Kings
Comfy Board Of Supervisors have been considering for
some time the qrc,an Of q number Of appointments TO
MINOR Offices, nni,h were filed for the present
wear at one Of the meetings Of last years Board
The Democratic supervisors have held number OF
caucuscs on the subject Yesterday they met N caucus
in tne County Trcasurcs office and were they
ip considering what action take That they did not
notice when o'clock-thc hour for the regular meeting
cf thc Eo,rd-lrrivcd I'm tie meantime the Republican
members assembled in tie Supervisors chamber and
adjourned. . -,
ilatalv had his action been taken when the j mo-
cratic members ~ The Board, ,cd by tuporvsoi-at-
Large Guthrie entered the room and took Their S,"is
Ihr chairman sand that The roll had not been
called AT the first meeting, and 10 means hhd
been taken 10 ascertain whether or rot quorum was
present That meeting was plainly Illegal. NI. I-S"I
;prcaed from this decision, nut the chairman vas s-
tanned hv a vote oi the majority. The only business
lulitee ot commute alton from judge ILhtIt ana
I,.isleT BltIU In ~ eald tu certain Windows.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
wnuAwKEN TEERY TAXEs.

Justice Wcllman, of Wcchawkcn, ana
Thomas Dobb,. the Tax Collector Of Union Township
called nDou Dstii,t Attorney NeGN 40 jersey City
Yesterday and asked That Deputies be- sent 10 arrest the
.,pylo-1s Of tie W,cAawkou Ferry Company who re-
,i.ct Collector Dobbs when he seized the ferry boat
n>l,u Tuesday for the nOnpay mcn " back taxes MI
McGiI decided not TO interfere il The matter
The terry boats are now running on ume' 'oIec'or
,,oh, , reved the $500 due Tor the nsrsnuaI taxes
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
PASSENGERS HGRITED

FROM LIvERPOoL-Bg Seervhtp 'Nqranon-c W.
Bauce. Berye, Dr. f. L. DKOrh. the Rev Peter Fer,n
Lieutenant A. w Falls Harold Forsbcrg. j. r. W po,ss
g the Rev. g. GIeseD. IL GOodacre II. Hgnnex Mr. ana
Mr. q. HClmCs q. W. Holmes hiss " Holmes vi Usa~'
7. Ross ". Rtcho. Mr. winowskL hLss Reed Mp
schwartz j. A. Jones' tho Rev. A. B Lesson d. Levi isms.
Major, H. J. OGilye NJ. X. T. Ritter Captain J. small j
Stebbins r. Thospe. +. w. Wheeler, Mrs J. b. Warnsr
HT r. and MIS- G.. H.. Waters.
FROM HAMBURG-Bg Seamshfo Frsio.-Pertha Hem.
len. Julie Elise Nickel. Sarah Stern, L stern 81
stem -. Z. Marscislk, r. Miller l.. BisrhOB Miller
Neywad, Il. Wide 81 CaspAry, NJ Blum. IT. Bbscnarsck a.
FROM GIBRALTAR, ETG.-6y SisEmsh'D E2ysa M.
McCLlloch Miss Marie McCullOch and maid l. Baltipo
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
A GENERAL REDUCTION IN COAL.

The decline in the price of coal at the auc-
ton sale OH Wednesday followed yesterday 10y q
reduction by coal conpdne. The piices announced
ly tie circular the Leigh and Wkesbarre Coal Com
pany show II general reduction OF about cents ton
The rccs range from - 20 lump and steamer
fo and - egg stove and chestnut, The coal
delivered al Port johnson, y Y The prices issued by
thc lyaun Company fUr coal delivered al the
ri. Dock NceAaWLcI, show decline oi from 10 tulJ
rents ton ranging from - 80 Tor tie1ner FFate ! i
si,n,r decline has been made bY other companies.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
4 MYSTERIOUS CORPSF.
TRUNK FOUND IN BOSTON CoNTuNiNG THE BODY
OF 4 YOUNG WONlAH.

OF 4 YOUNG WOMAS.
BosroN, Feb. 27.-About 1:4J p. m. to-day
Michael DAILY, while Mt work on Westcrn-ave.,
about two miles outside the City Of Lynn,
folnd a trunk from winch human hand
protruded. The trunk tied with a large woocn
string on Opcnihg II. there seen the body Of u
,oupg woman about twenty -four years of age, nude,
with the arms and legs twisted aud distorted.
and the cut on. The trunk also
ned two c!HMuagne bottles aud several bricks.
An 9ufony was held. II was the opinion ot the doctors
I'M; mn. woman had been dtGd tVo os three days. Mas
-, T,rd or Franklin Ni-s lt- been missing since
ihr .l,t instant. and although her ago does not
rnrrcsp,ud with that oi the -l touuG IN toe trunk AT
I,uu oslay she was iS dc, ciOped and gt hc mis-
nkru for woman of tNcntN N-iour years. Ihc drsCrp
ipu ~ MISS Feed, given hl superintendent AIdue OF
,Itr d.-itI
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
INDICTED FOR LIQUOR SELLING.

There are two indictments on file III the
Office of the Clerk Of the Court Of General scssons-onc
against Patrick keenan, for selling liquor wltnont IL
cense Oh september u, 1879 which no action seems
10 have been taken: the other found few days ago Tor
similar offence with 4 violation Of the Sunday clause
Of the liquor law added. for selling liquor on o'-
toher 90 1878. The ndarscWCnts show that TINS
was AT No 2IG Ayenue-B That Mr.. Keenan, nlradcd
guilty February %, and was fined 500. G0nld Law,
Vrs Diary fnr Last wear saws Uuder the head 0f B0rd
of Aldermen. Patrick Keenan,, residence No. 90 IaN'
Tweifth-st place Of business No. 2l6 hvcnue-E hr.
keenGu's bail was Lawrence hcCGan, o! No. GO Last
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
rRLL OF MRs. slMTM AND BENNETT.

The uial Of Ms. jennie Il. smith and Covert
j. Bennett for tAe murder of Police Officer Richard H.
Smith = SCI down iorucst Monday noruiugai Jersey
Cty. but Do seems doubtful II It Will proceed at mat
time ID is claimed uat tlc present panel OF Jurors has
lccouc de -cyc by the discharge of some OF Its mem
I,r and ,y the insanity Of Herman Duhcn, by winch thc
t,.t tiig came tpt s.tdtu end Judge Knapp Las de-
ciDed 20 consult h- associates OF Tho 9Hplrhc Court
,.I, tbe ,,,l-.I1ty ui IrOpcuug the case with the
Csf,rNr list o trcr~. II ls thought probable jAat lbe
tral VIII be lOs, poued until thc ApHI term.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

CAPTAIN AND PRvArT.-" Captain, please
give me u hight" srd yoIiee. the otntr day. tri-
ainIy uui, Ne were regulars. such liberty would
not lr allowable" Is that 70. aid the pirate
'b: II sc were regulars, You wouldn't DE captain ItI
has"
"Now, Children" said a Sunday-school SUI
periutcudcu who Had been talking 10 s tcuidIS about
good people and bad beOp!r, "when n walking Ia the
tir,rt sneak To some persons meet, and don't hpDaA
Ia oflirrs AMI what's The reason = lie expected the
reply would be-, because some are good aud others are
had -" but 10 AIs discontinue, thc EchcThl snOut MAt,
" Because come are Ilch and Others are poor"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
TIE SI-Ir nlt MRS. BLAIR.

Mrs. Maria J.. C.. Blair has begun ler suit
for the auuun"nt of her marriage with Captain Thomas
Ela,r, who has admitted his conrtmartiai that lie
has living wife in Scotland. Mrs Blair, who was TIC
widow Of General Gordon Granger asks that her e'i-
dcucD he taken on Narc g. o.. used on The trial she
states her marriage IN aucas Ky, ana hor desire -
return at her father and Sser there Eci f'l
being siJ. and the p.vicidn commenting lhc 'l'lt
for lig It.lin The order Nas Granted.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
AIEGAL FONT REIsEp BY 4 CONVICT

Michael DonOhuc. at present detained III tie
State Prison sing sing, refuses 10 work. concuuns
that he should have hten discharged IN July last lie
was sentenced Jane = 1872 hy Recorder HaoLct TO five
wears i0prisonneut for burglary Shortly after his
arrival at ~lns snF lc transferred to tho state
Prison az Auburn. where, about year afteFwmd' he
killed a afeIiow-couyicy hy the name of Moore He was
found guilty only manslaughter M the third degree
for winch offence he was sentenced to four years addi
tional imprisonment
The qnetiou 10 be settled is, when dd or when Will
his TWO terms expire Douohue reckOus bic entire IN.
rsoDmcut as single term, de eductlng the TWO months
allowance on the first because Of his second COnNlc
non which Is bar 10 that respect ia thIe way, ne
makes ms time last Julv. Acco ding 10 the method
o scparatc terms L viii bc ont next week To this re-
suit MS second sentence contains an unusual clause or
obstruction After stating that the four years term -
ia bc ut thc termination Of the first sentence, the
oh. ructinc words added 90 to w.t. The 6ih day OF
June I-.1" Tho VIII come up hciOro 5u"sc ~ h
man, al y hIte Plains, March :, GA mandamus.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE INSURANCE TARIFF ASSOCIATION.

at a meeting of the Tariff Association yes
terdav representatives. of sixty fire insurance
companies were present. The articles OF a-focia-
ton were signed by about fifty companies, but the
officers Of some OF the companies known 10
ue lu sy-n,u:Hy with TIE movement were unable
To lie present, bci1- present, 10 remain
long enough sign The agreement Among
Inc comuaues which aIe hci. .cd now To be- mcmbers
Of the the Home, star. Howard, iacht
Pnrk North Bit Bh Williamsburg city, Long Island,
Hoffman and IaTagUt. \ committee o. seven vas
appointed charged with the duty ot peDaiinI talh o
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
NoRE ROOM FOR rHE SURROGATE.

The large wing of the new Court House Is
ncly finished and the sposihon that Is 10 be made
of its rooms 10 becoming matter OF some anxiety
rarticu!arly 10 Surrogate CALVIN The wretchcd VeI-
iDaton OF the Surrogate present courtroom has been
well illustrated during the progress Of the Naudeh
and other VIII that have attracted large numol
of spcctators with the windows closed tie air has
len almost lptoerallc; when they have been opened
tlc Surrogate counsel and witnesses have frequently
como away with severe colds The Surrogate H. he
sides framped for room. in All lis other departments
He has asked the Board of Aldermen 20 assign the two
IoKrr slort, 0l the wing to hun. Tao tara ri"!F
would tllcn be- rs.d for the Common Pleas consulting
room and the iop toor ny the COmmiSonfr ot Jurors
THE Surrogate would have large and WciNthlhdltu
culr room Oh the second floor Dis private ro'lA ana
some Of the clerks would occupy the ground h0or; inc
,,rc,cut room Wuud become tho TCcord-loom ana
mace Tor the hearing OF references and Inc pres W
record room would he used tur other Vu1pos"s' lHo
Cctuui.s~inup? OF Public Works Las approved Tire mr.
rauccert 1t Is understood hat some Of the Alder
oppose IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ppourNrNT ARRIVALS.

FJnh Irrppr H0tcl-PrOfessor Goldwin smith, or
Toronto elect Ray v Pierce OF BuhaIoi r
Henry Howard Of Rhode Island and JuSge j. ~
PlttsbuTg |f",%
Theodore D. Woolsey Of New.IlayGni Ezra hDD0l OF ha'
ward C0llege Charles A. Aiken oi PrnC"toh Col
t.ur rsts {o'sf-Jndg8 Douglas BoaFinan OI me Nv
York supreme Court. and j. H. Ramsey ol Albany ni.~
s9r JOet-ScCrcaTy state Allen G. beach, OF aterNn
" Y.... HOuSe COngres snaD.elect Warner Mier
ot icrkinor y. scg t 81 Il NC lche 0i VI
c1go Clement ". iiil and Josah g. AID.
bnt Boston. GT1Hd HOt,iiroiess)r NJ b. Ilddie OF
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

aid also Senate bill extending the Time TOT tne compo
Governor Met Ielan aud staf with President Seweii
and Speaker Jackson, tho guests of Ailutnnhi-
General SlrykCr ~ banquet this afternoon Inc ehar
was one of the picasaufest of the winter.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ruYsIcINN,4 ArrLMrrED sUICWr.

Or. Trcvanian iaieht attempted to end hi,
fo at an earl, hour yesterday morning 10y shooting
Inself through tie head with revolver at his home
no q Last Kinncy-.t, Newark lie hah been for some
time past dcspoudert his financial difficulties. Tie
ball entered The mead the Ight temple and od -cd
la The brain Yesterday no conscious, but no hope
was entertained OF h!- recovery. Or. EalgAt Is a
1o'bor Of Congressman Iidgt, AMI IS member OF one
az Tho oldest families ~ Monmouth County. lie had n
ono tIa q large practice. lie is married and has nNe
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

4 Few UNsCRUPULOUs DRCGGISTS
ayrcccmmcn cheap worthless or common porous plaster.
the sma profit they max" on them but
reliable physIcians In Y0ur 0" locaty Lou Will
he convinced bsf BESsONs C4PrNF POROUS PLAsIEH
Will accomplish than half dozen 0f any othtr kind
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
ANOTHIR CASE HKOOKLYN.

At the yard for the detention Of cows going
70 Brooklyn at the foot OF South E.ghhst., anlna
wl. found yesterday. when the owner said cIme 'rol
Pruusy wanna. She bore symptoms OF dlsthso, HuI Nas
held a.. thorough examination.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
INSPECTING TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.


INSPECTING THE BROOklAN BliDuE'
The testimony in behalf of the trustees OF
the East River Bridge closed "Wednesday NJ inc
hearing before the sub-cOmDittee or the hSSomo''
Committee on Commerce. mass OF hupS "Nt
plaus and other documentary evidence were snohiI
by Henry C. Murphy. president of tho trustees III"
oral testimony was confined 70 idcnuhca'loh h'u "a
plara;ion OF the plans and maps by Mf. MurP"' 'Hu
members OF the engineer siah
The committee yesterday began the cXamha'ip" W
witnesses in behalf Of the pr0pcTtyowner' Inc 'c''i
mony went TO show that the East River hridHe ""S l"
detrupent TO ma igation and commerce.
Captan Ambrose snow testified that in his judgment
he bridge would be a great dotrment to vessels ana
th.t fbc warehouses above the bridge womb FnHoi
r"stIv Tncv would have bear the expense or low
Ming ihe nasts. When asked what Wo1ld Dc
thc cost OF hs he that in some cases II Wouiu Goe
$3.50 Captain Briggs, president Ol IN j'i
Dock COmpany whose docks are aDoV thc pF'uko,
dI not consider II sale Tor vessels 10 90
uuder the bridge having masls 10 cxcteu 'uc
hoiOht of $50 feet. Captain John Maclnn, Il
rlnt. thonght the only detTiment would be inc
striking OF mastS. Captain william B, Hilton super
utrudcnt Of the NeW-NOrk Balance D1y Dock company
said that the temporary construction OF thc Onto
had affected his business great deal he tnouGnt II
would cost from $50 t. SlJ 20 puf vessel Win lSh
mast in condition TO pass the bridge. Marshall = BilSS
Rad thai he was in the warehouse business IN sou
above the bridge and that he had lost business "lnn
the last few years. lie thought would DC necessary ~
remove his warehouses below III" bridge
The commit GO viii meet on Thursday next.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

on the part or the children OF Cambridge Of hana,o
chair crved from the horsechestnut tree eeebrsfna
in "Thc Village Blacksmith"
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AL4ANsc

TODAY
sun rise. 635 Sun $50 Clock fast l2, an,
HIGH WAFER rODAY-AN ~ a
sandy HOOK. 0;OI GOV. Island. 0;tg Hel Gate oaa
BIGH wAIER To-DAT-r H. 800
sandy Hook. O20 Gov Island. l;09 Hell Gate o.o
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

STRUCTURE. Impotence and Diseases OF the
- G-Heratyc organ, radically aud spesiy ced ltonfse
70 andJ Z. HEN RN ADANIEiS. Mj' % l"Nn8tOnaV aV
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
1t is rumOrcd that a motion will bc made
today before Chancellor Iury0n, at Newark, 10 take
tle (eutr Railroad Comuauy of NcWJorscv out Of the
lands OF a receiver, and TO make Judge LatLrop H5
,rrS
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
9 9 S T s GRIP I I
3:f5 4. n.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
ONE DEATHS FROM AN AVALANCHE
Lo&DON, Friday, Feb %, 1870.
4 dispafch from Vienna to The Daily Ne,rs

states that avalanche near harburg Killed twenty
one persOur. Gnd destroyed nine houses.
lfof otlcr F,5sigl Nsrs fYr5, Pagc
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

BosToN, Feb. 27.-Ihc scventy-sccond an
niversary Of tho birth Of Henry W. Longfclow, the
roet today was observed by the presentation TO him.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

of the corporation and suit will be Droue, & Hr
the company TO recover the OF money quo LOT
Iaxes upon the real estate Ferrymaster John sheus
no was arrested by the Collector. yesterday hhhuuhce
his Intention of bringing n suit for false irlprsohneh,
against Mr. Dobbs and Justice Wclnan' woo piaceu
him under bonds.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
HOME NEWS.

TaErnOnETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTa NO
Gig BROADWAY
Oar o. Hoon. 90 n n. rs Nhni,M IL
IIt4ne,t du1nv ~. iorest lI'
Average 9Jis same isy, 1875 44a.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
Announcements.
Get lid or your cough bv using
JAMES EXPECICkASL

STEEL FWE-pROOF SAFES. 80 CAST IRON.
ROCKINGHAM & ENoHt. 80. - Feseyst.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

NETTING At COOPER UNrOT 10 DISCUSS TIFF COM
MCrcIAL RELATIONS OF NATIONS OK THIS HEM
I~PIIIRF.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

| PRINCE EDWARDS IsIAND-THH FrsuERIEs AWARD
-CHhNuE IN THE CONSTITUTION OF HE Lh"l'-
IATIRE-TUE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18
HOW THEY BULLDOzE IN MAS
RACHUNETTS.


HOW THEY BULLDOZE IN MAS
sACHUSETrS.
The Wallace Senate committee has
been at work in Massachusetts, investi'
eating the coercion upon voters Il ore.
They have uuearthed some things that
look as bad, at least, as any frauds that
have been exposed anywhere. Even
the Springfield (Mass.) Republican, pa
per of great influence, but of Republi-
can proclivities, is forced to acknowledge
that there is abundant proof Of intim.
idation and bulldozing, as developed by
Che Investigations of the committee 1t
says:
"The plain, unvarnished truth stands
out boldly in evidence that some of our
professedly best men, who are promin.
ent manufacturers, practically forbid
their employees exercising the right oil
suffrage free from interference. Il is a
disgraceful state of affairs, but we are
forced to the admission that the Federal
Supervisors were employed, not to keep
peace at the polls, but to keep anti-R Re
publican voters away; that these Super.
visors, instead of preventing fraud, en-
couraged it by aiding to persecute all op.
posed to the Republican candidates II
is fact, developed by Senator Walace'f
committee, that no matter who offered 9
Republican ballot, it was accepted with.
out question; whereas some of the best
men, socially and morally, and all Others
who were at all active in opposition tC
the Republican party, were carefully
watched and every move dogged by paid
epotters."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18

And proudlier thIobb'd his heart, by far, when
that same book he prest,
Than II a coronet and star had deck'd him-brow
and treast. ht
The scene revolves again, and 10, Edna fair ap-
pearsi
And men around him come and CO. and Rank a
proud front rears
And wealth and Fashion, gaily deck't, look on
with lofty eye;
While Learning, with avague respect, bows as the
bard goes by.
Mark him, ye greatl The plough and olod beht
him Ill, trow-
The living autograph Of God flashed from bis eye
and brow.
The drama hur-ies on the bard retires to Ellis
land
A plough and hairstrig toiling hard, with hope
nerv'd heart and hand;
Where. in the shadows, one still night-his soul
with sorrow riven-
He wept fair loves untmely blight, in Mary y
lost In heaven.
The veil uplifts again, and now, sublimest scene
His lion heart still strong his brow erect although
the gall
And bitterness Of tramprd hopes sadden his weary
soul,
AShe-ast stricken song god gropes on towardsthe
final gosl
Dumfriesl no longer doth he tread thy stony
streets, sOul.tried,
The dark clouds settling DER his head by genius
gloriAed
Ring down the curtain Bow the head The last
sad scene is O'erI
nation mOurns the mighty dead, and weep the
wrongs he bore
Sun, that no shadow now can cloud Heart that
no sorrow wringsI
Man, In whose praises all are loud Voice, thai
for ever sings
A peoples love thy memory doth held in holy
trust,
With glory flashing through the tear that drops
above thy dust
o, rich inheritor Of fame, reWarde ewell at last
The sun'like splendor Of whose name smites with
fierce light the past,
We gift this marble monument to thy fulAll'd re-
noWn,
A nober heirship than the thrones to princes
handed down. "GLENALvoN."
Here then, at last, in the land of biz
toll and poetic rapture, where his pillow
turned up the mousie, broke the wee bill
crimsontipped Aower-the bonniegr
where he wrote one poem on a barn door
another "amang the rigs o'barley," where
Tam O. Shanter rode in sight of auld All
oway's haunted Kirk, on a hill com
manding a magnificent view, in large
park dedicated to the purpose, stands tt
his memory lasting and beautiful mon
ument. Times revenge and "a that
]. A. ]. KENDIG, in Ashland, o., Press.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18

A LADY who was once the Duchess de
Persigny, one of the leading figures Of
the Court of Napoleon Ill, but who is
now the plain Widow Lemoyne, has just
been suing her mother in French court
for sufficient alimony. Her mother is
the Princess de la Moskowa, daughter
of Laftte, the celebrated banker, and
daughter.in. law of the more famous
Marshal Ney. Her daughter very much
offended her by marrying, afterthe Duke
de Persigny's death, lawyer at Cairo.
Thus she lost caste and forfeited the right
to such alimony as the widow of Duke
might have rightfully claimed. But the
Widow LIE Moyne thought differently.
She was still Duchess; she was still
the daughter of a Princess. Her mother
had &l6. 1000 year; why should she not
be compelled to spare her needy daugh
ter G4S0 a yearP Both her husbands
had been rather poor-albeit one of them
was Duke and a Minister of an Empire
which generally lavishly rewarded its
servants-and very needy, therefore, is
she now. The court took her view of the
case, and the Princess de la Moskowa
will have to pay down the stipulated
ann
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-09-18

Trains do not stop when time Ia omitted.
HTrains stop for passengers on signal
In addition to above local trains, carrying pas
sengers, and stopping at all statonsrun az follows
SOUTH.
MtVernon 6,15 " Columbus tO.OO am
NORTH.
Lv Columbus 355pm. Ar. at Mt. Vernon 7,43 pm
Mt, Vernon $50 am. Hudson 6.10 pm
CONNECTIONS.
At Columbus-With P. G. & st. l.. Ry., L. M
Div. arriving 1850 O.. In., $50 q m, 1920 M
Leaving LIS m, $50 a m, 10 90 m, $40 p m, In
dianapolis Chicago Div, arriving 1850 m, g.,
p IN. Pan Handle Div, arriving r. a m, $40 a
m. Leaving 100 a m, S,55 m, 1885 m Colum-
bus 4 Hooking Valley K. R., arriving 946 m
455 m Leaving $50 m, 1886 p m. sciotO Val
ley R. r., arriving $50 m, 4,55 p m. Leaving
ISO m, SSs pm, G., G, q l., arriving LOO m
9lb a m, $50 p m, 500 p m. Cincinnati, sandus
Ky & Cleveland R. R., arriving 1910 p m, 1852 ,
m, 9,10 M Leaving 1000 m, 80 p m, Q, 90 pm.
At Mt. Vernon-With B, & y. R. g., north, b,2I
Al orville-With P, IT, W. & q. KY east 100 q
m, s,15 m, 2,26 m, 93s p m; west, 46O a M H.
At Glinton-(Warwick Junction.)- with o. Il
v v. Ry. north, 7,l6 m, 400 M south lOVS
AZ Akron-with A. &c. W. Ry., east 7,24 I'm,
coop m. u ,35 p m. West 6,SOs m, 6,a M
At Hudson--With G. d 7; H. east 9,40 9 M
2,25 p m, 5,05.p m, $50 p M West 7,lO m, 800 q
m. l ,39 m, 300 p M $40 NJ
At GleveandWh y M MI o. VEST Sy eFs M
q ~ , ioN%S. 10 9SS snpt ]. A. TILToN, Gen. Agt
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All trains daily, Sundays exoepted) Coaches
run to and from Cleveland without change,
CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with fast trains for the East. Al,
Steamers. -
At Elyrla with L. g. I'M. 9, Ry, for sanouskV.
Toledo, Detroit Chicago, &c. ~
At Grafton with O. D, D. b l. Ry, for IRdIanano.
lis st. Louis and the West
land, Mansfield, &c. ----'
. At warwick with @. Mt va o. BY. for Mt ysr.
non and Columbus. = w.
Al MasgillOn with P. F.w.a @. BY. for Canton,
At Dover With NJ. p. b O, Ry. Nor CambrIdga
Massillon and ParkersburR,
At UrlchVville with p O. a 81, l. RV Sor grpa,
benville, COshOcton, zanesVille 90: - - ~
OSCAR TOWNSEND, --'-','
Gen'l Manager, i.8