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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-06
Miss Agnes HerndOn.

This beautifsl and talented artistic, who was
born in Virginia, and who has been SO highly
complimented by the press wherever she has
appeared in her striking renditions aad lmper-
sonatious from Shakespear and other eminent
authors. will exhibit III the Town Ball this
| evening, when will be presented the following
| interesting scenes
1.-The Famous Quarrel Scene" from School
for Scandal, by Knowles
| 1.-THE Great Curse Scene,' from Deborah, by
| Mosenthal.
1.-THE Letter Scene. :" from Macbeth, by Shake
| speare.
1.-THE Balcony Scene" from Romeo and Juliet,
by Shakespeare.
| Miss Agnes Herndon is not only talented
lady. but one of the most beautiful, and she ap-
pears in dresses and costumes made by Worth,
the world-f famous man-miliner of Paris.
| In patronizing this exhibition, our citizens
| will be patroniZing native VIrginians, as not
only is Miss Herndon native Virginian, but
also her gentlemanly agent, Mr.. John w.
| McKinnay.-the latter being native of Nor
| folk. We hope that our citizens viii not fail to
avail themselves of this opportunity to wit
! ness the impersonations of this beautiful and
| talented Virginia artistic.
Miss Herndon gave two "refned and delight
| full entertain entS' IN petersburg last week,
and the papers OF that city are enthusiastic in
| their praises of them. From long notice in
| the Lidet-Appeay we make the following ex-
Tracts:
"IfA,ere ever was pleased and delighted au-
dience in that Academy of Music it was the
one ASSEMBLED there last night to see and hear
! Miss Agnes HefI don in her great character i'm
presentations. Th6g were captivated and
charmed from her sety entrance upon the
stage. end the delight and pleasure increased
with each representation.
| Her f,npersonations are extraordinary and
| vivid. Every expression OF the eye, every play
of the features every tone OF voice. every gesture
is appropriate and timely.-phey all combine
tt, render her acting true, effective, complete.
She possesses, in addition, the raSs advantage
of gra> "e and beauty of person, commanding
form an, true appreciation or art. In this she
is remark. .ble and her acting is Of the highest
type" ,r d., ava n,dersta-,,1
that Miss Henri 'on who has made herself such
a perfect favorite in Petersburg. will return
here again in the co.. rse ofthe next three weeks,
when She will again ia Vor our people VIII d nfr
highly pleasing imperso oaliohs anu orainatic
reading"
sS GLADKES 5e. COanteA Is Inc oest III
Stourton may6-tf
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-06


JEWISH STATEsMEN."-We learn from the
of asst week the Rev. Geo Jacobs of Philadel-
phia, lectured in the Synagogue Of that city
his subject being the Jewish Statesmen Be-
ginning with Abraham, in his negotiation for
the ave of Macphelah for burial place. he
traced the history of those among 1.-The trb. s
of the tired foot and weary breast" who hav.
been distinguished for craftsmanship in all the
ages and nations Of the world. The lecture was
both beautiful and instructive, and the grace
full delivery of the speaker made it, altogether
a rare literary treat that all who heard it SEEM
ed to enjoy.
We would be pleased if this eloquent lecturer
sure that it woad attract a large audience
Everything connected with that remarkable
race that has brilliantly Illuminated the pages
of history in all ages, and that is now,-aeter
trials, prescriptions, and prosecutions eXcee d.
Ing those which have afflicted any other peo
ple,-acting SO conspicuous and important
part in the governmental, and commercial and
financial, and literary affairs of the civilized
world, is interesting to all persons of inteli-
gence and liberality ofsentiment The increas-
ed enlightenment of this age, with it's conse-
quent lherality and liberation, is emancIpat-
ing from unjust civil and political restrictions
this peculiar people of God,' and the world is
already, in a marked degree, reaping the bene-
fits of this wiser and more liberal policy, and
these benefits will increase with time, unless
the sun of civilization shall, unfortunately
move backward on the dial of Ahaz.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-06

To THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,
respectfully announce myself candidate lor
election to the office of COMMONWEALTH AT
ToRNEY for Augusta unity, and solicit your
votes at the polls. ,,,,
apr22-tde MEADE +. WHILE.
hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the office of CITY TREASURER OF
Stanton, Va. Respectfully,
apr29-tde JOHN NJ. CARROLL.
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DOMESTIC MISSIONS.

The subject of Domestic Missions received
much attention and after Thorough discussion
it was resolved to increase the working force in
both of the present fields, and shortly establish
a new one. Its location was not determined
upon,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-05-06

The Committee, consisting Of Revs. Mutually.
Murray and Hogue and Elders Steele and
Sproul, reported in favor of the organization of
a new Church on Walkers Creek and the same
committee was authorized by Presbytery to Or
ganize church at this point and report to next
meeting of Presbytery.
, 1879-04-21
MILITIA NOTES.

Ffrst.Licut. Young WhitocK, OF the Clark
County Guards, Inns rendered his resignation.
Victor j. D. Clark has bcen elected First-
Lieutenant Of ComLany +, Thirteenth paltal.
lou
Jacob Gtuse has resigned his position as Sec
ona.Licutenaut ot battery D. First Ltaht Ar
tll1eTy.
William Ra{trey has been elected Second.
Lieutenant OF tho Pike County Guards, Eighth
Regiment.
Tile resignation OF Second. Lieut.. L.. G, Big
wood, Of COMPANY A, Flftccuth Ba.talEon, has
heeu aeeepten
". II. Elwood was elected First, md W. z.
Wisner rBuconti-ldsutcnauto Ut Company II, Fifth
1lerinlent, last week,
Company us The First Regiment aud their
friends were entertained BY thu University lat
ta!ioa VI the State militia at Champaign aatur-
day.
Company Il, First Hoalmont, viii give au ex-
hibltlOn drill 1t thu Exposition Building, uudur
tbs auspcus III tho Carnival Of Authors, ntxt
Wednesday evening.
Tue otllcurs Of tie Sixth Regiment, l.. N, a.,
accommodated ty Cotupany u ut,l thu ,feginrnla!
baI3l of twenty'1our pteres, will visit tile Cur
] nlYal Or Authors ln buuy W wednesday oyGn'
, 1879-04-21
TIE COURTS,


Ann Elizabeth tiates complained that her
husband, ilanry Gates, deserted i,er In 167U,
after haylug iiyo1 with her oyer quarter Of q
century, u,l,l 40 slg askel Tho privilege Of being
allowed to die q fruo wosnnu.
lTRMs.
Tho argument on tlu ubIcct!ona to tho sale OF
the Fidelity I,auk property will cumc up this
mornlng boforG Judge hiuore.
Judge lary'a call today does not Include The
cases on tho lust calendar Just n,a,lc up, but
embraces nearly half tho calendar mads up Of
cascs taken from tho bucket, And following
thoso which wcrv On tho last regular calendar.
The judge will probably luish thls list of ca.cs
this week.
The Clundler cnse cauaos up again Saturday
before Judge Farwell on motion to dismiss
tho bill. After half IN hour Of intellectual
wsaugling, tho Judge said that Chandler must
pay tho 500 sotlcltort' fees bcforu ho could bo
heard further, aud the argument cauu to sud,
leu en1.
Michael Duddles pleaded guilty Saturday ho-
fore judge Bioagett 10 gcttluv into QUO of tie
etstcras of tho illinois D!stlltinE Company and
drawing oil aquantlty Of highwtucs without In
furmtnE the uauger supposed to be Oh duty
there OF Thu fact. Fltty dol!ara und costs he
| paid for h!k ae1tcsity.
| UNITED STATES couars.
Tho Union Mutua! ILfc-Insusauco Company
| died I'LL yesterday uga!nat Charles Il, liuut
, 1879-04-21

Insane Asylum at Jefferson several laTs aco;
George StHptf, larcenr M ballco of 92t worm q
rtgaea from Thomas Bright, of No. 3f5 Norln
Union street.
r. W. Mnck, ono Of tho mounted poice nt
Lincoln Park, yesterday cEpiel 4 cnap driving
through the marx at furious rate ul speed, Gh,;
fooItshly thinking tlalt the l,omoty little con
which thu chap wns driving womld not last,
he started in pursuit. The 1ncullnE, 1ast
driver saw htni runtnE, and lei htm q
thasu from ltn1bln l'nrk down tlItouRh TIC
man strccta uf the North Division, thence
thrnEh The South Division, and clear to the
South Park fouloyards, ulul after tnslnE
pleasure drive 1T tint kcctton Of thu Country, led
h!n, another cl.nsa back to I,ncnln P1rk. Then,
takin}, COMPASSION MpoN tho physical cundttson
OF tic tutustrla3,. policeman, he concluded not
tn be tltsagrrcablo, anu 80 gave himself 10.
The Joker registered Mt tho Chtcugo AEcnuo Sta
ton, George Brown, butcher
1t Is remarkable how industrious the detect
ives hayo bcen in tllelr eMtcayars to ascer-
tain the identity Of the dead burglar.
A little such work In d campaign against
thieves might tGltd to prevent other burglars
irum being shot down In lhelr Tracks. IerCentf
having been released upon hnlt. busted himself
yesterday III subWHnang witucsses 10 provo an
nlih. lie asserts that lie can readily show ttlht
le was talking 10 Policeman Qutnlnn Ia tug
!, South Division at the very hour which knst
alleges ho WIS trying to break Into hts bart'cr-
sIluu. The pul!cc, after ili1l mud complete In
gcncr with tic affairs Of tlc DECEASED prior
to tho hour Mt which TIC deceased is said to linvo
applied nt his shop for work.. Tile oplnun Is
gutniug ground tlat the dead burglar was d
''trnnlp,H VIM, upon reaching th!s CITY, con-
Clulsd to star O while.
, 1879-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

BHEtkMAh I10taE.
", H. Sherman Dnyrnr't II. p. .Wcstcsman, Fekin.
q. II. Dickson. Il. Island C, futile. Minneapolis.
jus. Wilson, Jiel!aifr, U. }saM c. luHl, boston,
", r.. IioYt, Hucl.e1lar. ID d. oliver, south lcnu.
i. G. lrcgg, Topeka. lw.C Sulth, neE Aolies.
PALMER HOUSE.
CIR 1tat1owson. Norfolk q, II. .Hnncs. Kansas City
N. i.r,wn. darlington, "a n. Merriam. Metidcn u.
!. .Westcri.'an. Sharon. Fai .ohn t'cck; l!ostun.
IS. II. Stvtlo, WisconnIn. Nv, K, UHde1hi!!, N, Y.
A.C. Mcknight. WaslI'sopEll. Fuhrn,ar. Nebraska.
uAitnNyH AouHk,
A, nristan, Uelo!s, Wis. III. +. Adams New York.
us. ksnnFcr. Iekln, III. jii. Z. Niles. Ncw York.
Il, A. II. uupKin, N. y. IL W. Hcntt, New Yurk.
N, j, Pocllsr1,. Nebraska Jhs. U. King, l,utrnl.
J. II. bAker, PONTIAC. it. ". F!Nnuera, N. !.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTRL.
8. II, 1.aa!n, St. Louis. IThos llft4lns. Liverpool
j. il. Ult10nt, N. y. i. Whit, Montreal.
O. Vernon, England. Is. /. Hull, Ottawa, lit.
&. I. Evans, thlla. Y. 4. Jnres. OMuha.
H. c. Howard, San Fran. ID. II. Talbot, Sioux Glty.
TIaEMokr HOUSE.
fis, Ss5iis ps',S' H. t. Hsd ciass i5;ttss Il sS.
Il j, Wall, Montreal. kieu. 3. Shaw, Enu Clare
&. r naughrrly, Texn.. ic. u! McCou,pll, lletrat
W r, Parker, Cleveland. u. Il. McCl!ntuck, 3lontr
, 1879-04-21


cAMS7;Apsst u, 1910, nenrT F. caru, Ut tYeaata
Fasssssi vi. t.K. psoe Anr ?! from hta la.e real
duutu no. o;A Wrst lndlnnA'st.. w carr to calvary
GutAesory. Frlcus atu lhyl1Sl ~ sstend.
May LII rcsI III tt1ct.
tsA lIu.luu PapeEs tleasa copy. ........
fKN9TAi.ef an t!laess VI only two days with pneu'
Frsn,s sfc ,nYteI IL attend hls u,usa from !s lata
re.ldoas., M ~ Cs'unctas, raeslay, April ~ as
HtlLpEN-C -Chestcr H. Holden. oacr sou Of Merssall
j. llollvll y, lne!oe9 suuday tnoraz, axs4 years
in1GlIs a!lI % days.
1t p'e'uCk lu'4ay.
pEENAN-Apr.l 70, 1a7e. at No. 70 Hal1er.st., ol
heart 1lseA*s. talslGk llerEn H&ttYo 1f ethA1EA4.
E4nuty b l!dards ireland. aged III ytaSs.
FnntFIl lut1rorTHW ~ tnfA 10 calvary.
81 Locxpoft IN. VI pspers pleasS caFy -
MISUNDERSTANDING nlornlnK. ArFft ~ l670t 1t a!+a
4. HI, o. M. q I1Hr1h-st.. Tluusa1 lteulRal.
FHaer4s lucsday> Agsa IL BY ears to csissFf Come
sad Caat,ebar papers please copy.
HYAA-ApE,I u, 1879. Mrs, Annte tkysn, st heI
plnthrrs rtsldencu. No. 137 Ek4t Twenty .hEst'N,
fnners! tlandaY, april ~. Ilifh Maaa a. 81: Jotin'
IeFJ.
KAME-ln Chicago, April 40 la'o hs'y Ann kaas.
Funeral f1ou sesidsncc No. 4sl gonth Aosesa.st..
Monday. Al O'Clock 2. ILL.,. by carriages ~ Cal*asI
Cemetery. .
CLANY-Aprll "a. 1870. Elizabeth Thu,sop clarY
Wife VI Stephen cIxrY.
, 1879-04-21

jacob Quetcen, q ntght-watctmau formcrly
In the employ Of mau nnned Emmet, WAS ar-
rcatcd last evening charged with tlIe theft of
gold watch from Samuel Keed, engineer ut tllr
fremont uouso. Tic latter huh beell out for
scvernl days, and gives rather au tndlstinct
1tory.
John McKaY, on Ills way from Nevaila to Nova
Scotia while awaIttnE tho Irpasturu pt The 5;l5
trntn Oh tllB Michigan Central Railroad last
evening, fell IN with a couple of cunfltlenco
artists. Ono of tho latter, Us usual, ila.l an
express bill to pay, mud was anxious 10 ret aorue
money on somu spurious securities. Mckay
told policeman ail about II, alsd claimed to
hnyc lost S45. tlu was nbfD tU Etyo only u
meagrc description ot Tic sasras.
Saturday afternoon rs Mrs. T. Honsteln, of
NJ. 207 West Indiana street, was puasins along
Morgan street, between Lake and Fulton
book containing sN which eto earricd In her
llau,!.. She retained her hold until the thief
iotscd ler to ict 60 by strlklng her acrosa
1s ,naIe ,lngers W.T. Mth .mal stisk whiSh % hs
Costello yesterday arrested for tho theft q no.
torious young thief naslcl Thomas Hunt,
hrotbcE to Patrick Hunt. who was ut one sizio
suspestsa q s bohhox " murder: ve p1a
of tho stolen property was found upon htn.
At t2:9 yesterday afternoon, Nathan yloomer,
Of Fort Wayne, lntl., related bis tale VI wo Ut
1he AFuory. lie lad lcen coaxeu from the
street to cnter u saloon aud bagnto at No. 4Ji
C'ark street, Gept BY fanu!s Clark, mistless oi
the notorious Kit Cafson, Of "Cheycnue." Ile
was introduced TO Thomas Gbnay uutl Jol
Gallagher, wcil-knoWu thieves, nnl, a(trI
having treated several times, tAry snstekcd iii
watch auA malt VII With 1t. Tho As,uory do
tcct1yes arrested both men within two hour
after tbs occurrences, Gallagher confessed III,
theft, and stated that tha watrh had alteall
been disposed OF ut Lesser Frielbergs pawl
shop, Nj. 474 Btate street, Tor q. Tiny divide,
the mauug equally, aud wheu aErested most o
ttwa found UPON their pcrsons. The watc
WAS redeemed, and tho thieves locked up.
arrests: William Hines, . "sups" a. Hmm
Inns Theatre, who 10 charged With stealing a
old ragged coat fsom tue usonpief, IT, Stevens
1homas Cvui!skcy aud Jo4epa Gallagher, ,brough
IN upon general principles by lArm0r
detectives; Adolpb Weuncs. found weaI
lux. pair Ut shpes which II
stole i short time ago froln Frank Frank.
h1a loomtnate; Rosa Muran and Mar
together with tiozeu inmates OF dlsorlert
houses kept by them At No. 10 DespIatnes stree
aA at No. " Eagle street; Terence Listo1
Whose family lYs It the eorier OF 1hlrty-this
md Arnold streets, aud who escaped from III
, 1879-04-21
ITEMS.

There were r,lmors alout yesterday TINT jay
Gould had obtaucd controlling interest III the
Wabash, but It Is generally believed Tint they
wuto gotten up by spcculators to influence tile
stock Ut the Company.
The summer contract rates OF the Grand
Trunk Hallway went into force Monday, and
asc considerable reduction OYER the prices
which prevailed during tic wtn!er months. On
nil classes Of freight f1om Montreal to Toronto
,hcru is q rrlnEttom Of about rs per cent: from
Montreal to IIntniton, 10 per cent; and from
Alontroa to Loi,don, q per cent.
The railroads leading fast from this city con.
tinuc to do very larEe business. Tho eotal
amount Of freight forwarded by tho various
ronds during tho past week was Us follows
Michigan Ccntral, Bs'a77, u pounda; Lake Shore
y AIiSran Southern, 31aii+75; 7: a!S nIttsburg,
Cincinnati Il st. Louis, III, ,Gs0: baltimore &
Ohlo, 7,.N;0,o55. This inases tbs total percent
uge ct freight carried BY each road US follows
Michigan Central, :s; Laka Shore Il Michigan
Southern, y; ristshure; Fort Wayne ts Chi
caru, 70: ptt,sburg, Cincinnati g. st. Louis, II
Baltimore j. Ohio, s.. ''
, 1879-04-21

ancta by The vnrlons conpnnles now cou,nosInV eho
Wabash Railway con'pany to secnre Which fot.a,n
these bunts md of MORTGAGES 10 tic shnc. tho
cunsott,latlun ot tho different conpa,.rs waa iia1a
Under o lame q" tug o'e" Ws1ssh .ites an
made propnsIslon to ts cFeditnts, which, IN ~
xcrr 1arte extent, vas acecptea, bnt n9t bs nlIs
escllsoss ~ coss 70 aeesp. lilo uroposiIo of az
Company tava beet! funded Into hthor ba1tlf hMt
therr arc uthcr trcators who dgclno Ia ntccrt thn
tnsr tionls amd interest md through tfe courts,
e'fsey lsya' sn sg'!s! 1"ngr n:v sFo sFo
sIsnS 10 1nts I, tSs hs sr fe'' 'n'y as A'0
ais. .r'su .'s of f'1; United stss. ctsat
Court. IN lilo catc Of iysen ngafast ths Wa5n,a
nearly yesr aao dseied tint the riaht. q bond;
s sa 'AGy u, lad etss,s tee at 10 sna obtain dssass I've
nat rsid: hst 1aiss HARLAN, uSie.tuns'eiIyy: 4
eunnry, AMI particularly Of ihc business 81 the
@sss MswSY S9%psy nna o
menI, % 10 dunled thc application tor d isccsIvot.
i,ss If ino Vni,ea sa.ss II cons; ~ ye Wrn JSss
assumes 10 substitute lis onnon IS 10 The future
prospec,s Of property fo5 !ho lsw an thc thgts;
purt Ut the Wabash RniIwnJ Company shows that
Judge l1arlans sanga!ho expectations have nut
been realized.
Wn do not hesitate 10 shy That mora deadly
blow was mover struck ut railroad credit than thai
wlc.l Is dealt by tho widely proclaimed conditions
| dency Of the Wabash lintlroad Cor1i,any. II the
onsd lnsned by corporation, puEposstn. to bo 30
cured By n n,ort1nau upou tho COMPANY. property.
10 no sccnEch by that mortgage exactly III nccnfa'
nnce with liz ter.ns it IL tfmo that, tho Nnblt;
learned II. and hereafter LIT sayctu!y alone al
rat1rohd nlortcnge bonda. III tho recent snIll
| apntnst the EHn'Iany OF tho equipment honae.
Cireult Judge Of iha State OF 1llnnis decided thu
Tho lo[tlers of such honls hare voea cause for &C.
| nni III default uf psymcst, MI execution for the
sale OF tho cunipany's proncrty. VIII nll thcst
Judgments anu dcclslons virtually acainst tho Com
| patY II seems Hike weak specimen Of bragBato.
cip lar the new President Ut sll Company to tall
| ahont prosecutions for conspiracy. .-
Tilcfe consp racics with tic Intent to 1e!faut
crcjto,s Of their lust rights u well consniracfc
to aIcct tho s,rtcca ot securities on tho Now forl
| Stock Exchange.
, 1879-04-21

md vito Of New Boston. l.. D. Boone, and VIII
INN llansbruugn TO forreloso trltst.tlccu lof
StGUn Oh Lots Ii md u, Block u, IN thc Oria.
OIL The west side uf Lot in Dc Wolts 9nbds:
OF Scr. Is, 80, 10. ..-
James II. Flower. Receiver Of the German
National Bank, commenced suit IN e!egtment; y;
til. house ul,.l lot No. ~ afcAiistar place. oo
Mary A., Atclcnay hcgah tn!t for s:,ono
auatpht tho New ORLEANS INSURANCE jAssoe1attof''
nANKNtPTcy. ...
In the ease Of T. 4. sfcClclthrs1, m order was
entered hy Judge rtoeett hettins obi that Il
hid becn shown that the tankruptshlti tn!lcd 70
Use due diligence III getting his dlscharIc, and
giving leayc to anv of hls creditors VIII, havo
snlts i,cnding against him tn tl.s statn Courts
to 20 On with ihrm II they choose, ailu PCT
Judgment nEatnst him.
surERIoN couRT IN HtsIEr. ...
j. II. Dralsc Il Co. hcEau a suit for SLIGO
SATURDAY. against Abbott l.. Mills. ...-.
Samuel u. Hhbcock hsed IL ,l9atfess warrant
against Elkanat' T. and Ca'issa \. Fluno, clalln-
iug Sl,0l1.05 lsacls rcut Of the OG1cn llousc
'rllc Vulcan Iron Works sued William y.
Howard for $l,0o0.
o1ncuir COURT.
Philip Drake began snlt for $4,000 against
Ihe Rutland Marble gcmpany .. !,g began !, sgit
Louis. 10 rryovcr saa3i 80: --.~.-,
Wilbur F. Story filed distress warrant
ngnInst j. i. Thompson y Co. to rccoycr 81 ,Vs
back rrht OF the second floor Of Nos. 81, W, ~,
| anu o. FIFTH Avenue.
TIE CALL MONDAY
JuruE DLopakrr-CAll Of criminal calendar.
! TME ArrE,aArs CauRT-1l7. Rhodes ". Good,
and passed cares. J, Protection Life. .In*nranro
GggsSs nH 4Sssty al a u.s W
m ;un%s G4nr-a., 90, %. n r t. 10 e. so q, q,
, 1879-04-21
TIE CHICAGO g. PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD.

Judge Btodectt Ind n flcld.day Saturday
morning, Tho jury In ll,c criminal cases having
bccn discharged until Monday Among the
cnscs whlct, came up aud occupied Ills attention
was TINT Of B'air vs.. The CHICAGO s. Pacific Rail-
road Company, IN which service applications for
appeal wcro mnde by divers intervening petit
TONERS. An appeal was granted to Allcu T.
Woodworth front so much Of the decrco rs af-
fccts his Individual interests. This, however, is
moi an appeal 10 tle foreclosure proceeding
proper, and tie sala will take place as udscr.
tiscd, tho 1st of May. Tic appeal bond was liked
ut Sl5O, 600 to operate Us n su!eTsclcas, n.1d
s,.,,s, VI New York, stll acknowledged ~ New
York. The counsel for tiie petitioners claimed
they ind the absolute right to hayo the bontls-
mai, qualify bcfore acccpttnglto md the judge
hclu the ,uattcr under consideration Without
approving thu BOND.
, 1879-04-21

TIC CITY Of Rochester, N. T., mud Vanderbilt
are at 5wortlB points just now. and II the lght
between the two trarties ls rot compromised
snon there may b0 serious trouble. Several
wccks ago the Common Council OF Rochester
instructed tho Mayor to enforce tho city orll-
nanccs prohibiting the running Of the traus
Of Tie New York Ceasra! l. Hudson
River sailroal through tho city at rate exceed
ig eight mles MI hour, or swltc!ltns cars acruss
iiie Superintendent of tlle rond to comply With
ti,a orsllnuncc. ind tho Superintendent snfd ho
would conform to tic rtaulren'cnis ns tn the
rate Of speed OF passenger tralns. but tho 1lp-
freight trains out Of thu city ut tint rase 81
RIscrtl. IT. reference to tho ordinance prohibit
tng Tho Company frut t,sfnE or occupying any
t@rtlo' ot my street, lanc, alley, or t1unre
auy tralu or awltel'n.s ary car or cnra uudar, u
penalty, Of 40 for fac!. ollensc, llo
sa It could not conveniently ho
oncye1, and nciil.cr could tllu ono pro-
freight on any public thnrou:hlare or PROMISES.
t3eseral arrrsts have alrca.ly heun nado fur vIn.
| tat!us ll!e abuye ordinance. 10th tho Mayor
anu it.e railroad officials 'leclaro LINT It " l'
law is enforced, is the depot ls III lhe ,eart OF
tic city, md tic tsacks cross all ort N,,l uuutt
thoroughfarcs. slr. Vanderbilt says tltc whusu
actlum Is u pfece OF malicious au[taWork bccatao
amount IN aholt 81 ,000 co., which, Ae could not
t!u. lie oilered tu build t!c roatt IL The city
would pay ilalt .hu coat, but tho representatives
| this prosecution II kept up Ho will carry tbs
xrark aruuinl the city, hut to dous uot rHk thu
people uf Rochester would he so indifferent to
their own Interests as To eupcl hlnl to do this.
nuLLl,OzrNa THE lsONDuOLDENs.
lJm a,ut,|r1u EYrhnnHk IN rtIrntnrutJuls ,lf,f,fI