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Ae sfress RStYrtsfsts yi 81 :,

Mann NJ, Hfln une~- Yalr otH W VeiN'Si''S
for one hundred words.
Fifth. Stamped MeSSagcs-lt Is pro-
posed, under an arrangement with the
Postotiice, 10 issue stamps for messages.
A correspOnisntip this city can then
place a letter OF fifty worde in an enve-
lone. put on twenty five cent stamp,
and drop it into any lamP-PoSt box. The
letter carriers will make collections eV-
ery half hour, and will at once deliver
SnIh bestsrsso-t hes feleSfsph csmpany.
me iafter Rillibind lscit tn 0ellver
Toniesfn- Chicago within two hours OF
the time of posting. In the latter city
the COPY will be sent 10 the poStoflce
and will be delivered by the letter-cAr-
riers there. The company will pay -
the postotiice authorities cents per
letter for collecting and l ! cents Tor de-
liyering IL promises within three years
"a alsexsph culinary burueSS letteFs to
fautiireah q omfs OF the country for ~
ErsSh fOkg6 - -
The company also intends TO establish
press bureaus in the principal cities.
In building the lines the post roads
and highways will be followed, as q
United States law passed in 1866, Is un'
derstood to give free right OF way over
those routes. II is designed y have the
lnSsfukuadf snd1 i'm woskhag order
by January I, 1880 'i'rr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

4 splendid opportunity 10 win fortune
Fourth Grdud Distribution, Glass u, at New
Orleans, Tuesday, April :, lS5J-lO1th Month
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated by
the LEGISLATURE oi the Stat" for Educational and
TWENTY. FIVE YEARS, L, which contract the
inviolahIc filth II the State Is pledged with n
CAPITAL Of slgG,DDO. 10 which il has since added
a reserve fund a s}NJD. IT, Grand Single Num-
her Distribution viii take plRcc monthly on the
second Tuesday. II never scales OF pUstpones.
Innk M Tho inllnMiny an irihMtinn:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02
Legal. NOTICE.

Lewis s. pclaplain, Robert NJ. pelaplain and
Hullihen Quarter late partners I'm trade under
the firm name OF l.. :. Delaplain 4 son,
vs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

Prizr f...... ... Z. ...... DUiIarS I.00OoO
&c. o." g................Z ......,........- ~ 90
-. .....,... a......-.-.. 1000
-. -. -. . fOf1b
' A" ...............- ..............- 500
PIisss - 81, iJ1dar h..--.-.,i---..- .- 500
100 - ...-,....-....-..-- 1900
- Ion " -. 49,. 05Oro
. Apprp1 ifnatisus Gf - 01l cseh % by
~. = ts1tsu fr1rp ......,. ..........-. E.fol
o ApIg,s anarous q! :; ssy zach 10 y
The $-1tTn Irizc ..-.-.-,... --..,,.-. o.. =. 90
. AIsruEi Tnsti0ns - s2go eafh 20 4
the SiOU0oj Pri.' $1,000. IL 90
= Appr0NiIl arIun, uf gyCJD ehcs ~. 10 p.
The $3.50 PINK -..-.....-...-.......... 1gpf
> ArTr1x'tnafiors - ~ 40 ca-h % a
lie s., o. Pm. ........ 500
-. Prins amJg - 3 fsgi.h j. El-r, .,,.ssel0 20
PRICE N &C gRESCI. ..-.E
whole Tickeis Halves Qnsrter. I
s5s tlSo .t I'd 80 ID.
Eshia', Tesis. TS..Iiie'l'r fqrT..,iir.
,,,s,,. m -n,sbs., s,,,,s .s,Ss,,. and
Oriers allied. TADIo. a 90, Btnke-s. 4
m!lA --tr'.s pop u "aN 7ifcfi' y J.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

$Triadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT strain only
runs between wheeling ant Triadelphia. 200
tDaily except sunday-Nswark AeeOfnnlod
ton. t-. ..r
tStcubenvil.e AcconmoJiation-This train
during the DAY passes backward aud forward be-
tween Martfns Ferry and Bella;re, stopping
when required az Sherman House, .Etnaville,
MtSt Wheeling Ind Gravel HIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

We have I'm connection with ,iIe WHEELING
REGISTER Newspaper Establishment. complete
and well-managcd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02

TNNT III TIIIWUIpI IIIV NNV0'11II'
According To the Portland Me- Id
rsr.lssr the farmers i'm that State are TAX
Ing a good deal OF interest in the beet
sugar question. The total amount
manufactured during during the past
year was nearly two hundred thousand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-02
BUSINESS NOTES,

Chicago is rejoicing in an immense
spring trade. .... ....... ... .......... ...
The .pat crop in Mississippiis said to be
nNrnnlInnf
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ELlf G,ROYE .R.i II.ROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April. l. ls79.
~ CARS on the Mheciug and Elm Grove nail
rad WIZ run - ~ ltNvS-r tNss triil leave the
city, corner Of Market and Eleventh streets, and
Se,inIn's az .s-r'.f.-Er 90 .Hrs
Leave Wheeling Leave Stamni's.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
Lincoln Club.

The Lincoln Club held called meeting
last night A committee of fifteen was Or
aered appointed to take such action as will
tend to bring the National Republican Con-
ventiOn of 1880 to this ci y.
The President was directed to correspond
with Gen. Grant to tender him reception
1t the Lincoln Club Rooms during his visit
to this city.
A communication was received inviting
tbs Club to attend the unveiling of the
Thomas Statue at Washington. November
10Th.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
Inyitatiug Hermann,

At the dinner table yesterday, at the
residence Of Mr.. O. Berger. No. 145 Buck
eye street. Mrs. Berger picked up a large
earving-knife, and remarked that it would
be q good knife for Hermann to perform
bis decapitation act with. Suppose we
Try it," said her husband. In playful
mood, and, seizipg the knife, he drew it
across lie throat OF his wife. cutting cash
shout three inches long. Mr.. Berger be-
came almost frantic when he saw what he
had done. DR.. Keck was summoned, and,
after sewing up the wound, administered
. severe reprimand to Mr.. Berger.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
The Socialists.

The Socialists hold special Section meet
ing tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock, at
Workmen's Hall, for the purpose of dis
cussing the party platform and constitu-
ton, preparatory to instrncting their dele
gates to the party Congress- which convenes
on the 25th of December
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
The Labor Lyceum,

Mr.. Milford Spohn, editor of the Labor
Tribune, the Greenback organ published in
Cincinnati, is announced to deliver the
opening address tomorrow afternoon at
WOrkmen's Hall. Subject: Absolute
paper money under the wages SYSTEM"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
Building Permits.

W. Simpson, to build double-brick kitch-
en-. 20x22, Lock street; $500.
Henry VerhaGe, to repair two-story brick
east side Sycamore street, between Eighth
and Ninth; 81 900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
Suits Against Policemen,

Andrew Early has brought suits against
Officers John Brady and Frank Smith and
their bondsmen. to recover $1,000 damages
III each case for false Imprisonment.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

A word to the wise. If you are troubled
with cough or cold, procure bottle Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at once. Its use
may save you from severe sickness. Your
druggist keeps it. Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
Musical and Dramatic.


John Mccullough is in Columbus, o.
Organ Concert at Music Hall this after
noon
Adelaide Nelson will be in Baltimore
next week.
Jennie Engle will return to the Vine
street Opcra-house soon.
"Enchantment' reached its eightieth
representation at Niblo's Garden this week.
The Oates Opera Company have been in
Texas and will be in New Orleans next
week.
The Alvin Joslin Combination go to Chi
cago Monday morning, where they open for
one week.
The Strakosch Italian Opera Company go
to st. Louis from here, and so do Emerson's
Minstrels.
Matte Vickers and Charles Rogers have
been playing to light houses in Indianapo-
lis this week.
The Milwaukee Signal, speaking of Mary
Anderson. saws it is not Mary-And-her-son,
but Mary and her papa.
Castles in the Air will be rendered by
the German Theater Company at the Grand
Opera-house tomorrow evening
The Odd-fellows' Sangerchor will give its
first evening entertainment tomorrow. Mr..
Carl Pallat has charge Of the programme.
Somebody who processes to know says
that Aimee is coming back to America to
organize "Pinafore" company. Horrible
to contemplate.
James Douglas, former manager OF
Heuck's and late OF r binsOn's Theater,
is still about town, and is, Macawber like,
waiting for something to turn up"
The Cincinnati Orpheus Society held Its
first rehearsal last night for the May Musi-
cal Festival. The "GiOria' and the "Crede"
of the "Missa SoIemns' were rendered.
Miss Dora st. Clair, Of the Alvin Joshr
Combination, has been suffering this wess
with a severe attack Of neuralgia, but the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08

The little ones love it, and often cry for
more-what? "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup"
which cures them of coughs, colds, and
whooping cough.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-08
" AtCIles.

Large stock Gold Watches from $15 up
to $3.50. Silver from IS to $50. The best
and cheapest in the market. Come and
see them. H. r. Strueve, 233 Walnut
street, between Fifth and Sixth.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17

property cannot be obtained the General Term
OF the Supreme Court IN the district Ia which II Is pro-
thr ~ os eohsIneed may upon sPpheS.loh sppy,s
Of ali parries d rsiirosd anrht 70
be constructed or opsrated and their
nrmed by the Court may lieu Of the consent
OF the property owners.
AN ERROR REFurEp
81 understand" Continues the counsel ssit has
been suggested that chapter N of the laws of 1876
may authorize the Common Council to pass the reso-
luton in question. permitting the Chambers Street
Crosstown Railroad Company to construct and op-
railroad through the streets therein named.
Said chapter II an act amending section % of the
General Railroad act and contains nothing whatever
indicating an intention on the part OF the Iegisla
ture to confer upon the Common Council of this or
Of any other city of the authority to pass any
such resolution. said Amendment of 1875
leaves the matter SO far as the Common CounciI is
concerned in precisely the same condtion i'm which
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The schedules OF DIR. William H. White. of No. 3O7
Fifth avenue. who made assignment to w. j. A.
Fuller last month have been filed showing tho total
liabilities to be sioSl7l Al. of which thero are con-
tingent $544 &C. Tho nominal assets are placed at
$751; 1863. the real value Of which s said be sos
The assignment OF Dr. White said 10 have rcsulted
from his connection trustee of ''The Evening Mail
Association IL being claimed that he was liaole for
the debts of oho concern by reason OF being such
trustee and that the association did not file proper
annual report These alleged claims against him
appear in the schedules aggregate $57.329 a. and
Robert Johnston for .$3473 40 In favor OF Captain
Samuel samuels His personal debts are stated 20 be
rs follows Elizabeth White. s&0,342 05; Mrs A. T.
stewart. $4,000; J. seigman. $1,000 His assets con-
sst OF 2225 shares of tho Evening Mail Association
shares of the Produce Bank real estate in Virginia
500: pronlissory notes Tor SiO.s0O
Tho affairs of the Spencer Spring Company, form
crly at No. ~ Dey street. have been placed in the
hands OF John Nick. Mccarthy rs receiver. on the
application OF Il. Il. Mack The company was organ
lied in 1875. with nominal capital OF $150.00O. to
nanuf facture patent wagon scat springs. ~' ~
1he firm OF Hi Cunningham Il Co.. commission
dealers In high wnes at No. 76 Broad street. made
an assignment yesterday to Harvey T. Cleveland
without preference The liabilities are not definitely
known but are estimated at from $40 900 to $500U0
Wiley Brothers, groccrs at 125th street and Third
avenue, made an assignment yesterday to James A.
sargent with preferences OF S70S ~
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
ASYLUM ABUSES.

Apublic meeting will be held In Cooper Union
Hall tomorrow crhursday) evening to consider the
evils alleged to exist in the OF the insane this
city aud state. and also tho proprey OF memorable
ing the State Legislature for the establishment Of
permanent Board OF Commissioners in Lunacy The
following gentlemen have been invited to speak
George William Curtis. Rev. DIR. Henry w,
Bellows. DIR. H. O. Seguin Rev. DIR. Rich
ard ii. Storrs, Dr. stephen smith. DIR. Il.
q. Spitzka and Rev. II. Hober Newton. Among
tho hundred names more appended to the call are
those OF Chief Justice Noah Davis. DIR. willard
Parker DR.. w II. Draper, DIR. O. H. Draper. Professor
Felix Adler. W. Il. Dodge. Rev. Dr. Theodore l.. Guy
er David Dudley Field. W. Il. Dodge, Jr; Professor
X. w. Raymond. Rev. Drs. william W. Taylor and
Arthur Brooks, W. J. Youmans, General Sias Casey,
John Jay Cisco. General Charles X. Graham, Orange
Judd. Samuel Colgate, W. p. Garrison, II. Willard,
Lorin Palmer, Thomas G. Acton. Lucius Tuckerman,
Judge Charles. General Francis Barlow. A. A. Low
and DR.. Emily Blackwell.
Letters upon special topics relating to lunscy re-
form from Dorman B. Eaton and Frank u. SAnborn.
Of Boston, viii be read
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
MIR. TILDEN'S RAILROAD PROJECTS.

In regard to the rumored intention of Mr.. Tiidcn
to equip a trunk limo to the West . rival to the
New York Central prominent broker said yester-
day that over $s00.0o0 worth OF bonds Of the New
York and Greenwood Lake Railroad were sold on
Monday, and 100000 worth OF bonds including the
majority OF the stock of the Watching Rairoad-a
branch Of the New York and Greenwood Lake road.
Negotiations were also pending yesterday looking to
the additional purchase OF $3oO,000 worth of the
bonds of the New York and Greenwood Lake road
"The relations of Mr.. Tildcn with the Erie road"
continued the broker. 'arc very intimate, aud it
mains to be whether the Now York and Green
wood Lake road will bo used by Mr. Tilden, who has
large interest in It, in connection With the Oswego
Midland the Erie. 1t would certainly GIVE the
latter line shorter cut to New York. The Green
wood Lake road is an important feature in AIR. Til
dens project of now trunk line to the West Hc
wants the Montclnr road because IL Is the most
direct route to this city, and the New Jersey Mid
land because the additional business IL would have
III connection with through line would make it
very valuable. These two lines would. of course
unite at the West and como to Now York on the
terminus"
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
TRUSTEES AND TUTORS.

The trustees Of the College Of the City Of New York
met yesterday at tho rooms of the Board of Educa-
ton. An opinion from the Corporation Counsel
advising the Board that they had power to pay
the salary of tutor for any period after his demise
to his widow legal representatives was read,
and Afforded AN occasion for considerable
debate. 1t finally referred to the
Executive Committee. Five members of the Ex-
ecutive Committee reported adversely to the
OF the salaries OF Professors woolf. Sturges and
Morales to 500 per year each and the pontment
OF Charles Roberts. Jr., as tutor of elocuton ut =
salary OF $2.375. Two minority reports offered
by members of the committee. The appointment
of Mr.. Roberts defeated by q vote OF to H.
The salary OF Professor Woof raised to $4,5OO
per year aud the Board adjourned.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
COLLEGE OF THE CRY OF NEW YORK.

Theannual report OF the faculty OF the College Of
the City Of New York was yesterday made to the
Board OF Trustees. from which It appears that ON
commencement day. June 81. 1875 there were on the
rolls 1260 students At the close OF the second term
there were left sss. Fftyone members of the senior
class graduated juniors TT sophomores 133 fresh
aud 2l9 OF the introductory class advanced
while 81 received their certificates from the COM
mercal division. The report complains OF the
crowded state OF the college. The report says:--~
The most obvious remedy for TINS state OF things
Increased severity of Tor aii aud Of
tho eSaminstions for advancement particularly ut the
end o tho introductory aud the beginning OF tho
freshman casa This remedy. however, can be- applied
only by slow degrees Meantime there great nee9 Of in
creased modstou for classes The Of nearly
everv professor be used by glasses than
own, sometimes the serious hindrance of his prepara
for his lectures aud rccitaton Indeed
OF the far sua for the work that has
" be done in them.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
BOARD OF APPoRT1oNMENT.

A short session of the Board Of Apportionment
was held yesterday afternoon in the Mayors Office
Ali heads Of city departments requested to send
in their written opinions to the amount awarded
them in the estimates for the coming year. Excise
Commissioners Morrison and Merkle sent in bill
of 80 500 presented by their counsel. Messrs Dit
tenhoefer Townsend and Deering. for services Is
counsel In the recent criminal proceedings iQaug-
ursted in the Court OF Oyer aud Terminer. The ap-
plication referred to the Corporation Counsel
Tor h opinion to the responsibility OF the city.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
oFYIcIAL REAL ESTATE TRANsFRRs.

OfflClAL HEAI EbIAlE I0ANor Hlko.
nm
Ihe Following ~ statement showing the reai
tate tran sactions racorsed in the Rapisters Off
~. - -
Ia.oh., ,s,a ,...a, Ia, Sa 900 o,x,oo. a,.o
iol un 'go pt,hr sna dsaus a sS, s,s 70 ~ usnry
Ricbard.o3. % "- ~ 80 " ss
9th av G. a. 10 ii t. = OF iiSlth 81 5oxs5: Henry
Ubvrudorfer and VIII. "a S,,ith Elv Jr & q
saith s ~ H., q, ~ ~ ~ tai ~ y, xioj r Hahn -
ric, k Kennei =, ue,,ii'ia M To- uansan -' ~ ~ (
3d av 40 IN 80 hs',I =, .,,,x.,, er.n. -
Herwie aud viii. "a Chsrss Wabes No
nal y u,n,.r.., .nd ,.,ta -, cn;i,a r. .si,iIi -
Pearl 81 n - ,J :, a ~ Uano..r a, ,ns. ~ AZ 49,
Beaysr m Nj n a ~ Hanovar a, assx r. ~ iSsa.t ex
o1: also W. = of psari - iy IN ~ of pine ~ 81 AZ
8D5x13xsssg Il. II ii Rohinson S,afera,l -, VIII
lam r. Dourias ~ ~o' 'o-''Ne, " SO 2
fGosy and Il wife 10 Willian ~ va a., % james
47tS ~ = \ los H. q Of i.xinr,"u Nv 5,xi0na. -
tho Union Dime SAVINGS In st,tntiao ~ Na~, Sort
city 70 Samuel Robin son and ano Il d
NE: Peter Cocuer To- Emily p Wooscv D No
ssmo propsrty' Edward Cocver and vii. To- Emily wv
p Wooissv $50 "',s " A- >, q
9th st.. No Si2 East Margaret L. wainwright and
9Th a. Nos al ana i En.tt y sry.,s W;. o.
WRIGHT and othors Ia Robert Stnyyesant re- of, 8s
M Mnry urat L. Wnin ri,rhe
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
PILOTAGE TROUBLES.

MERCHANTS RAISING FUNDS TO SEND COUNSEL
TO WASHINGTON AND ALBANY.
The committee appointed by the Maritime Associa-
ton Of this port to reform in the pilotage
laws and reduction Of pilotags charges hard at
work collecting funds from merchants and ship
owners for the purpose Of sending to Albany
and Washington to lay their grievances before the
Legislature and Congress. At o meeting OF the COM
mittee held yesterday, in the Managers Room Of
the Maritime Exchange. Mr.. William 4. Barnes
presided. The Committee on Printing
ported that 10000 pamphlets recitipg the
efforts made to secure reduction Of charges
would be ready for distribution in few days. Mr..
James E. Ward. the treasurer. reported that he had
received $49s IS. of which $2i5 was the first install
mont of FIVE per cent paid in by subscribers to the
fund and $2S3 Is had been by masters Of
vessels. The resignation Of Mr.. Thomas p. Ball from
the committee was read but not accepted. Messrs.
John q. Dale OF the lnman line. and II. w. o. Edye
were added to the committee. and Messrs ]. Ernest
Miller, Thomas P. Ball and Henry w. Loud were
appointed the Committee on Finance. The secretary
then read list of subscriptions obtained by Mr.. j.
Ernest Miller, which aggregated $4,000. resolu-
tion was that the secretary be to
put himself in communication ION behalf Of the
committee) with some leading house in
more OF the principal seaports OF each Of
the maritime States. with the view Of ascertaining
the prevailing sentiments Of the merchants and
shipowners as to compulsory pilotage. The secre-
tary reported that he had received from shipowners
= number OF complaints which he was instructed to
enter In . complaint book for future reference.
resolution subsequently, adopted advocating the
passage Of general law OF the United States to do
away with all compulsory pilotage.
The subject of employing counsel was brought up.
and. motion. the secretary instructed to mo-
tify each member of the committee to come pre-
pared Tuesday next to suggest proper persons to
take charge OF the matter. The meeting then I'd,
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., L. by Rev. d.
.Brainard Ray, WILLIAM 3. b. HE1BERT. of Lynn.
Mass. to LILLE BREwsrxR NUDGE OF New York.
No cards.
McCAULEY-BENsoN-O IL, by the Rev. r.
H. Msrling HENRY s. McCAULEY and Miss CATHERINE
y. BENSON, all OF this city.
SAGENDORr-JoNEs.-Tuesday December 16, 1879
at the residence Of the brides parents. by Rev.
Erskine N. White. d. D.. GEoReE H. SAGENDoRP. of
Troy. N. Y. to ELIzABETH A.. daughter OF Reuben H.
Jones. Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17


without regard at all to the amount Of wear 1T is
Just So SAID Mr. Ashley with what are called the
miner coins, which are legal tender to any amount
exceeding twenty We cents in any one payment"
What becomes OF coins that are much damaged
by clipping or other manipulationY
'sThey are returned to the depositor. We do not
receive them all. With regard to gold coins the
English have very good law, which 1t would be
well to initiate in this country. When these coins
fall below the current weight every person in whose
hands they shall come IN required TO cut. break
deface any such coin rendered to him in payment,
and the person rendering the same shall bear the
loss.' There 10. however. limit fixed for the
abrasion of silver in England. in any foreign
country that am aware off, III ST. q
Gould not short weight gold coins be sent back
as bullion and recoinedY
"Oh, yes, certainly. In view of the vast amount
of old silver brought out by the Redemption law. I
think there should be some provison torecoin this
money that is SO worn. The elevated railroad COM
panies aud the horse and ferries and the re-
tail dealers get superhuity of this silver We
deem 1t here either In silver dollars silver cert
Gates. and don't see why they should refuse to take
it 81 long ~ we are willing to redeem it,. seossan
- TICKET AGENT COURTESY, .s-..s 4,
10 THE EDITon OF THE HERALD:-- =.
Last evening. at ten minutes OF seven. was In
suited in the most outrageous manner by Ticket
Agent No. at the Fulton street station. New York
Elevated Railroad. whose talk and abusive language
attracted the attention of passengers waiting for
train. simply because in placing my fare ON the
glass it rolled in among some money he had lying
there. He was sure had not paid my fare aud made
me pay ten cents moro. 1t being then after seven
making my fare fifteen cents altogether
DECEMBER l6 1879. j., MILLER.
The New York herald., 1879-12-17
MARY CONNOLLY DISCHARGED.

Mary Connolly. who figured prominently as .
witness in tho trial OF the volkmers for administer.
ing poison to Charles Il. BLAIR. was yesterday dis
charged from the House Of Detention.