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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March lin the Court OF Appeals
Thursday, March IL. 1850 present the Hon. SANFORD r.
church g. L. and associates the following business
transacted
No ll7-FTancs Brown and another appellants agt lot
eph W. smith, respondent argued by - Tracy iof apps,
iants smith for nncnt NO. llb.-John ~
Ing ana another peiauis aEi Joseph w smith, spon
arad ~ h. Traov Tor appellants, frelng H. smith
Tor respondent No. l9-Peter Nech ana DINERS spD,
Iaufa Smith. respondents arkned ny g. ~
T,scy Tor onrelants Ere ing for respondent No
~ 4 Wyran Jones. appea IT, art George l. ntnt idnlh
rcspUndeutst argued BY pNizht
Zones and Va Lam To- appellants George - unln
No Bi.-AmDrose oraudat. tespohnrnt
aet Hrnly Korn appellant argued BY ~ j. Moiss.h Joy a
nriant Edward Patterson Tor respondent NO. eo-iae
Davidson another, respondents, aHf ignais L.
Aars and others ppelnts argrd by EdwaIl Patterson
or anpeaus samuel COnluy for respondents No o3-
Ira h. M hill respondent agt. tdmUn X motifs appeh
ervsd j. Lawrence smith for appellant James H. Auihi
Tie po1rt OF Appeals day calendar for Friday Asrch -
$3.50 il A. iOWsi nos. Il8 81 81, l@l. l2j, 20 49, l.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
n,mRo,D CLAIMS REpucEp.

WASHINGTON. March S.-The Court OF Claims
has rendered n decision 10 the case Of the Aichison
ropela and Santa F6 Railroad Company aeainss
,hs I,ited States in which the claimant seeks
TO recover compensation for transportation ser
vice rendered by IL to the United states
IN 1873 and 1876 These services att tie claimants or
dary tariff rates charged the public, would be woth
$40 e43 s. The Court nnds however, that the claim
ant Is entitled to receive Tor transportation
dope for the UElted states ia Land
rant road from March 81, 1878, 10 December
1876 only 50 per cent OF the ordin ~ tari8 rates
cnaSged tine puDlicvz. TIE sum OF $50 III 20, Wleh
inss the ann of S-D743 ~ already paid by tho
CoyernTneuf on account thereof. leaves still du5
the sum OF IS 073 81 Toe opinion Of the Court As TO ns
arcentoce ~ ia claim which the road Is entitled 10
nceve is deeisive OF twelve nftoeu ether pending
eases brought b. land-grant raliroads involving DC
tween half a million and million OF doiiar~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
A CHARGE OF ATROCIOUs CRUELTY.

A remarkable charge was made III the Marine
Court yesterday against Alexander Meyers hrst
engineer o; the ship Alvo, OF the Atlas Line by William
Grant the fireman the vessel The latter brought
suit against the engineer for what the planun GAINED
were malicious injuries inflicted upon MIN on the 'st
voy,pe TO the West indies. Grant saws that he was
tn sick after the vessel had been out OF port three
diva and the engineer became very angry because the
brennan could not do his work He caused the Paintin
IN he placed before open doors OF the furnace rnt
he became nsenslble from the heat ana MS Drhru Wa
hrcd while ne was IN this condition five or Six pals
of snit water poured over his body Inc paiDtl
claims TO have suffered greatly rom the INJURIES hh
,verments The sut WAS down for trlal before Judge
Adam ycsrer,ay, but adjourned until next Mon
inV Albert Englehart for the plaintiffs Z. D spencer
n he defcndant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
DEoISIONS--MARoH I1

Supreme Court hdmbers--Bv judge Lawreuce-v
Storm sgt Watkins storm agt watkins-oranted. Our
and Merchants Insurance Company.-Or1er granted
Superior COurt-SpeciaI Terns-JudQe Freedman.--,
Havemeyer s0t HavemeyerAmendmsnt 20 proposed cast
settled
Murine Court hdmbTs-BY Judge McAdsm,-
Brooks agt McFsi Motion granted couss sg'. Mooney
Chase agt Lppe-Orders settled In Levy-Potitsoncf
discharged under Fourteen Day Ebs sgt etoy-Bss-
bic attachment granted Beck sgt the Newfork Hospital
Gated Dixon COMPANY agL hsyerDismssed with $40 cost
Cassidy Keiy.-Recoivcr appointed Holman ags BUG
rough KelsKe sR Endres Ktngsand ag Korn painsf
agt shook Miller agt Doyej Rhodes AIT leehyI Niebeoes
Boswiek agt Glucker-Judgment for defendant Coogn4
aRt Curtain dgment opened Lyman ag Hyne4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
1,Nrrrn srATEs srpRENE COuRr
WASHINGTON, March lin the suprem

WASHINGTON, March lin the supreme
the United states to-day, the following business
was tslosactedi
,.o 5l5-Iouisa L. Clarke 81 a., appellants agt sarah g
anr. an No. 5lG.saraC Lane ar LQnia l. tatke ~
T.f..el uer sttpuafiOn. NOl9O. The lUu OF Stipp.
piantif In error agj. Will m p MrglL-ln ctloI 70 10
f-rife SAFES remit Court Tor the Nor Tern Dsct Of New
~ arrrel by George T. sf0ck Tor plaintiff n etior,
and uav Wright d,fen1aut in error NO I'LL A.
80 tcvcr ETC. agt orleans ana lerrulinn h1i'
ROAD o-Apro Dom the Uuited states Circuit court for ns
fstrc of louisiana argued BY C. Case for appellant ana
si,itfea nv A. III Mir for appellee. 40 49, anuei %
I3eno app-a ant agt. Nyra Clark 0ancs-Appea io tbs
t.t,s ir.uf 4 urt Tor tho District OF I0lsaLa
submitted Dy T. Bright d. 3 Kelly and ~ ~ sx'
~ one liant and samuel -henbarger ana j. a. wilson
,r enTeilsa 40 l0iH L. Henry, appellee act Chares ~
81 irk assignee ec.-AppeM iiom United -tAiea ttcmt
CONT Tor he District OF Neaska argument comma ECU "
C. a.. Cole Tor appellant -.-,-,
siiolrunl u, M tomorrow az II O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
A SCENE IN THE SENATE.
SENATORS wooDIN AND MCCARTHY DISAGREE OVER
THE HEALTH BILL.

sKNArORs WOODIN AND MCCARTHY DISAGREE OVER
THE HE,LTH BILL.
fyRou TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSB.i
ALBANY, March 1.-THE bill for the estab-
1i,hmcnt OF a State Board Of Health. introduced
by Senator Woodin, passed the Senate today
by a vote of % TO l. The sole negative
vote was given by Senator Mccarthy, who
seized the opportunity asking TO be excused from vot
thg to deliver a speech severely cricislng the bill Mr.
Mccarthy had previously uttered word in opposi-
tiva and his attack listened to with apparent
aaazement by all the other Senator's When, afterwatd
Senator Woodin's name was called that gentleman
arose in apparent great wrath and said that no more
oowardy exhibition had been made IN the Senate than
that of Senator Mccarthy. Senator Mccarthy, turn
ing fescely- around. said; "What do You mean =
Senator Woodn with equal appearance OF anger said
" Imean what say. The Senator said III the Commit
zee of he Whole that he had desire 10 discuss tne
merits 81 the bill and he has risen and taken occasion
10 attack She under the cover OF cOusIlt-
tional privilege granted for another purpose"
penqor Mccarthy SAID refuse 10 reply 60 the con
tempt bile nsnuatiOn OF the Senator ron the ~
i must" II ere the presidents malet teH ana
senator Jacobs Who III The chair, SAID " ibis ols
crssom o. entirely out OF order" senator Moodln az
dsa: Tnat Is precisely what l complained o. 1elt
injured bv the Senator's speech because nad no OF
p6Ftunity reply. II the abusGof privilege that
called c0wardly." o., l., -
This adod the discussion II originated, u is pre-
eslord IN shirt Of rivalry for the leadership Of the
eeaale senator WO0dn and Senator Mccarthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
TRANSACTIONS OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE House Com
mt,ee on Appropriations decided to-day incorporate
IA the Special Deficiency bill the item OF 100000 for
the nav of the United States marshas and deputies
Without any proyiso restrctions). Reprcsen atvo
Mcmahon was instructed TO report the bill at once to
the House.
Representatives Hiscock and Horr made arguments
before the House Committee OF WAYS ano Means today
IN oppostion TO the removal Of the duty on sa Iheie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
OBITUARY.,

BosroN March lid. n. Skillings died at
Winchester, Mass, last night aged sixtytwo He a
prominent lumber merchant and state Diyctor Of the
BOSTON and Albany Railroad tFOr several years past
MIR gkugs was "a candidate for Treasurer on the Dem
orraLIc and Prohibition tickets IN Massachusetts
LITTLE Rock. Ark, March 11.-Judge John
F. Wheeler Editor Of The Fort Smith Independent died
last night at SMITH at line age OF years
He was connected with the Fort Smith press for over
thirty years. and served as county Judge anu state
HA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
Va rvIDnycE OF A CONSPIRACY.

In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
Judge benedict presiding, noe prosequi was entered
ia the case against John A. Grow CharleS RICHARDSON
and Edward Kimba charged with conspiracy to de-
,ro,,h the government named John Slattery had
IN his possession number OF registered bonds, the
interest ON whidh he had neglected TO collect II was
charged that the accused men forged power OF att0r-
new for the purpose OF collecting the interest nut mat
cnverrd Tho proceedings We're dropped because The
Goyernment had not Sufficient evidence to insure con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
houo ueirhed the two mounds of button

at have weighed the two pounds Of butter
Won sent me this moinmg" said an lrae customer 10 a
dealer in the aforementioned article, aud am sur
nr,sed 10 nnd short weight Jus three ounces
h mat As your way Of dealing must bny my butter
samewhere else" The butter merchant looked mp sur
nrised but without declaring his innocence, replied
kWel that Is very strange. because put tpo two
,nnds OF sugar bought you In the sedes ana gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

Long Island Railroad COMPANY to establish a ehort
line from this city 10 Block Island Narragansett PIER
ana Newport, by line OF steamers from Greenpors,
On the Long Island Railroad from NewYork and Brook
yn. Judge GILBERT, In the Kings County Supreme
Court yesterday granted permission 10 form the con.
frao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
NINETEEN STUDENTS SUSPENDED.

CINCINNATI. March ia dispatch to The
En0,tirer, IRON Delaware, Ohio, says Nine
teen students OF the Ohio Wesleyan University
were to-day eUtpGded Tor periods ranging from
three 10 twelve months tor participating In mask
narade ON February o. honor OF WashnRtOns Birth
dsy. AGAINST the expressed wishes OF the Faculty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
TEN MEN BLOWN UP.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 1.-THE fax mills OF
lehman Rosentha Co., at Frankfort. Ind' exploded
this morning about O'CLOCK The mills are enthely de
s.rove6 nv Are Ten persons killed, among them
patrick Ieahy. the foreman. and TBonas Croxton the
engineer. The cause OF the explosion IL unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
nr,,ov1Nc THE RESERVOIRS.

N>~crv PASSIONS ALLOWED TO RISE II THE SIN
.r,,--rpr GREAT RAILROAD CONTROVERSY.
Tn the State Senate yesterday the bill to remove
the Frfth-ave. reservoir was passed. There was
.wrangle between Senators WOodin and Mccarthy
over the State Board of Health bill Senator Stra-
hans new charter is TO entroduced early next week
Simon sterne aud f. B. Thurber spoke yesterday IN
favor of the Hepburn bills before the committee IN
charge thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
Eeaal Notices.

aTA SPECIAL TERM of the Supreme
n Court held Court House IN the Cly OF f,,hese
n Y on the oh day OF Marcn, 1850 present lls non
srancs Maconiber Justice OF sad Court IN me matter OF
the appllcaron OF NORuAN uOYT CHAMBhhLlS ~ nave
tsdement discharged Il Oru.On reading snd
Gine Tho petition " William Chamoer9 sthes , r.
frIer HOyt ChamDerln n, an hiahS anu tns I'D
t ~ obn y BecKl v 20 March 8, 1850 aud on NO
ZION of Iohn ~ Beckey counsel for said infant u Is gtuI
an tercst,d as her stitwt dcsser-
o. ieeatees OF ntus Palmer late OF The Cy Of .NeW Ok
now show cause before special lcIh o. wy
1r,e Court To held az the Court lOuse IN t.c C OF
Rorhe.ter y y the 22d day OF March 1851 az U0o9ck
IN "a that dav why Judgment recovered on lhc us Gay
Of February 1871 the supreme court OF nls stare ia lssoe
Iusfus against Reuben H. Fafnh IA - si
of the goods Sc, q John McLoskey Tor - 10Y es
ana costa which gment was dcsketed W vehesee
rary ST. should not he adjudged 70 be no lons men on
OF Genesee o. ned Dy Harriet ~
bsrIn and said Norman Chambern aud such one issue
AS shall lawful wedock TO Isabella """
of Kansas civ, In the state OF Missouri; ,, .
II is further ordered that Tins order be Peroo2y ssyea
annt ON or before SATURDAY March g. leo ana Dc puD
be once for two successive weeks IN he STATE
state and Nork Daily IfIDune. ana that
sen yire deemed sufficient -eryic" % ms otue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

There ia n period In every boys life when
non cau,t convince him that pantaoOns were not n
yoned for the simple purpose OF having something TO
button suspenders t0.-lDetroit Free fress'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
D,VIc0V FDWARD Fin pursuance Of

DAVISON, EDWARD Fin pursuance, or
an orr ~ Tompkins Wcstervelt, esq Surrogate or the
county OF Rc amond notice f. hereby y9e g al persons
HoSinS CLAIMS against EDWARD "a DAWSON iate OF the
Town Of Casteon County Of Richmond dec ase 20 Vsssns
Wy fransacng the business the estate ~ The Oce OK
WFTKEs n FORSTER, No. 80 Watst, In the CIV OF New
Vr On ar before the 18th Of April pexLDaed QctoDer
Oh i;TJ " CHARLOTTE s. DAWSON,
~ - Fr. Execnrix.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

The Actdary says regarding this statements
L. VIII be seen from the foregoing summary Inat tne
amount on SPECIAL deposit In the Insurance Depart
ment l. not sufficient 10 meet ali the charges upon
II arsne out OF the registered portion o. the entiIe ous
inees but YES surplus the amount required on
about Sl3S 600. which can be made avalaOir I'D Ihe
several funds the benefit of the registered pocy
holders But while the Actuary is enaOled 10
present this satisfactory statement in regard 70 tne
registered pol cyhOders the reverse OF TINS Is un1Ortu
natev tue case for the rest OF the claimants Inc oa
resources fer the business as COMPARED Wild tne
total liabilities show a deficiency OF S559271 Inns IS
ON the basis OF allowing a claims contested Or
otherwise, and the cash estimate OF the resources
In view of such exposition 1t IA clearly impossOle or
tne company TO resume business. Nothing thereIoIe
now remains realize judicOusy upon the asseIs
and distribute the TO the polIcybolders WIN as
little delay as practicable consistent with their
II Is the opinion of appraisers. based upon .he
present advancing market for real estate, that the
property of the company could be hold say for PERIOD
Of rom eight twelve months from now, IL woud re-
alize about 5000 900 10 excess Of the figures gwen In
this report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
CnrRT.-.Citv nnd County of New.

CUPREME COUKI. --UlTy ahu CUuhLY UI Wv.
- Work The Leather Manufacturers National bank %
New" aet The oxford Iron Company, skLDhN Z.
sCRANTON, ELIzABElH w. FULLER wife 81 gEoRGE
A Ft'IIFR ana the SAID GEORGE a FULLER aEd
al, ANS O. CLARKE IS Of the oxford
ron company aud assignee OF the hrm o. :. 4.
scranton ~ company pursuance OF tufemcnt and de-
cree 81 this court entered In he above enntlea ac.on On we
Inn day of February 1850. l. the uudeisgpe he ftltes
II, AL Judgment named win sell Al pUDic augon IN We
Lxchsnee Sales No. III Bro diva ~ " NY w ~
49, M the IA day March. 1880 at l2iSD 0cock IN INC
lf5e|noou of that day through adrian IT, Aner SOU,
Doars the following described piopefty-that - TO
ssS trtynye $50 ponds OF the Oxford tIon Sohlay Sc
cured by mortgage on thr plopeItS oi ps a'3 ~
eS1 boh inclusive from 7O1 10 II both inclusive
go, h,pd of the value OF one thOdssDl
ro'tars IS .O1Ol each OF said bonds Is aatel
r, ls-6 and PAYABLE April !, 1870 VIII interest ~
nir cent payab semi-annnay, April ana OciOeer , IN
"r and attached bonds there are forty interest,"
ea ~, cannon, on Nons Nos 576 800 inclusive aud
,nIriynine % bonds Nos. 100 ~ no inclusive
Dated February IL. 1880. ,,,anuov p.,....
,aS,i,iDr Sew S,rk (Fi9 2tawdwlhe >at& Acnl2l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12
c,UpRENE COURT. In the matter OF the

CUPREME COURG.-tn the matter OF the
p Ietthart Life Insurance Company OF NoW OK -
trr. IL hereby gVrn that underSgneL under ana by
vim OF an " IN, supreme Court 81 he sse oi rem
W. made Al snecal term thereof held az Tue ,tY hAi
~ Wv AT klngsnn on the i7h day OF January. l,oO And
n cred An te o6iceof the Clerk o. the County OF AZ
Ss, Ia. n appointed Referee "a take proofs and Aseer
ram io persous parties entitled 10 share IN we
of the uroceeds the securities deiosed " lhe "a Ms
ne niendopt OF Insurance Depar ment o. the eta' ~
w., policies Outstauing IN force, tho
res in which Issued and the persons Nh'
are entitled beuehtof said disriontlon Also 70 sY
80, ana ascot IN n the value Of % sam polcie ana
hai sum A due owing upon each ana the
Nare o. he ay- Of secur ties which each 81 c o"e
on mol ers - entitled 10 according TO Jaw on s
Sup 1rntenden 10 the distribution OF the a'a' OF EAU s'"
concerning said ooces and policy holders and au
matters referred TO aud By sad order are nesol
anired h be presented 20 AZ mo Office, NO SCUM
At In the city OF Albany ON Mondat, the @Su gay 81 1s
sry 1880 az 10 O'Clock IN fhe iursnooO.
Dated Albany. Jan lafy u, lSol ~, ,.,....
Ian % 2aw4wM&F HALE hiNuSLbi' n'1'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-12

ond resources of the company its registered ana non
registered departments he reports to be as foo"s'
Ltabilittss.
FIesen, hS1 vSpe ol sg Doiieies s9i7o3s 90
Present n vsas 2: 4aeo oea'n al" seo77 90
9e yaTS 81 on Ss oe
PRESENT nc vane OF mat1rsa death ana e"uo" 2757s 90
men, oains I'd ana dsn1ted ll8633 90
ro.o, ron,,t,ss ........eS,2lOl74 90
Resources.
For special or registered pocy ao'ounv 100000 90
.,o7O
L. =. bands IN
NeW-1oik SAte OonoS --'."-'-'--''''-'-' 1885 90
Cash on deposit resent 1alna 90
f9f Eenerdl a. ~. ANA Sn2lO4 90
BONDS anu no tgaRe p', ,arast 1902 10
u yea lst IS o D.s, ~ ~ ii'' A6O325 as
EAuc OF otleI seoiiOio'' -'--'''''' S1742 20
.r...,....n.... .......... 50 85O.9Os so
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
MARRIED.

At the Wateryliet arsenal. West Troy, New
York. Wednesday, June 0, 1850. by the Rev. q.
n. Gregory, d. H., ANDREW II. MENEELl to
Miss GRACE L. YOUNG, daughter of Capt. d.
j. Young, L. 5. A., formerly Of Harper's Ferry.
Notwiths,andiu; the fact that this interesting
ceremony took place some hundreds Of miles a
way, distance proved no obstacle to the generous
impulses Of tie father OF the youthful and happy
bride. Tor The next DAYS mail brought two paeka-
gcs Of delicious cake for the " Old Family" We
ase pleased to know by this token that the absent
were not forgotten, and send with our grateful
acknowledgment, hearty congratulations and sin
cerc wishes for the continued happiness Of the
Young coarle-and the Young erily
In the Lutheran Church, in Shephcrdstowr, on
THURSDAY last the 10Th Instant, by Rev. d. NJ.
Moser. Rev. WILLIAM :. McCLANAHAN, OF
Salon. Roanoke county, Virginia, q Miss Ma
NiEN. RIGUSTlNE, daughter of william kish-
slime, Esq, OF Shepbcrdstown.
In the NJ. L. Church, South. I.eesbnrg, on Tues
day evening, june Sth. 1850, by Rev. DR.. Head,
Mr.. WILLIAM II. JOHNSON and Miss ROSA,
daughter Of Capt. Geo. Il. lleld-ali Of Leesbnrg.
10 Clarke county, on the 9th inst, at the resi-
deucc Of tie brides father, by Elder A. 7. N
Handy. Mr.. WILLIAM LONG 10 Miss SARAH
TuELl, daughter OF Stephen y. TheI formerly
II oudOr1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
Martinsburg MatteIs.
From tie Statesman:

From tie Statesman:
We have information Of the death by
accidental drowning, IN Sacramento river,
California. Of Mr.. Charles Thomas sou Of Mr.
James NJ. Thomas, WHO tesiica near Dafkes-
Vile. 10 this county lie was 4 promising
Young mau, aud lett his home about year
ago 60 seek his fortune in the golden State.
Mr. David Thompson, who resides
about two miles North Of this city, WAS tic
victim Of horrible death, on Saturday last.
Alr 4 as was his custom, wcnt 10 look after
tsif-eIowu bull that was penncd MP in his
barn. IA ne opeued the door. little dog
that had followed bim began barking. This
S. crrgel the animal that it made a break
Tor Mr.. T., knocking him backwards, causing
l-a .ture # the spine, and otherwise brulsiug
him. His su!icrines were intense, causing
death abou, O'Clock OF ,he same day lie
was 500 his 4o,h year, aud leaves large family
To mcaru lis uutmely loss.
The house or the farm cf the late Mi
cha Sciberi, near nedgesville, was burned on
tuesday. Mr. Reynolds who was the tenant
lost The most of his furniture. The fire oFisl-
mated from ashes IN the cellar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
shepherdstown Summary.

From the Register:
The editor has been on the sick list tbs
week.
Another span Of the new bridge was finish
ed this week
Bishop Peterkin will ofiiciate in the Episco-
pal Church in this place, on Sunday next, the
20th Instant.
Col. Wm. 4. Morgan, near town, had fine
colt run over on the s. Y. Il. r., on Thursday
night Of last week, by the train due here at 5
o'clock, aud killed This IS the third valuable
horse the Col has lost in a short time.
Two cars standing on the tract Of The 5. Y.
r. r., at the foo; Of New street, this place,
whose brakes were loosed by youth who wsa
unable to check them, started down grade
through town to the river elf. Fortunately
the track, which has bccen recently laid does
not extend TO The edge Of the cliff, aul conse-
quent,y ouly che car got of Of the rail, which
hang r'aht over the edge Of the cliff, having
caught upon some large stones, the tracks
having Teen completely demolished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19

CONNECTIOBS.-T No. connects at
Shenandoah Junction With ID. & o. train leaving
New Yofk 10 H.. Philadelphia II 80 =. NJ.
Baltimore Z SIS aud O0A. 81 ,and Washington
8 10 A. ". s1- ,~4...
Train No. 8 connects at Shenandoah Junction
with Baltimore and shio EsstbOund train, arriy-
LOG ut Washington 9.25 Z. NJ, Baltimore 1913
p. NJ, Philadelphia 800 \. NJ, New York ESQ
4 n. and leaves Charlestowu after the arrival
of y. & o. tain leaviug New York $40 4. NJ,
Philadelphia h.45 A. NJ, Baltimore 40 i. NJ,
Washington 4.S5 J.. NJ.
Train 40. s connects atSbeaahdoah Junction
with b. and c. train, arri ling at Washington
945A. NJ, Baltimore lilo A. NJ, Philadelphia
80 Z. a., New York 1910 p N.
Passengers from Marlnsburg for my station
or : V. Il. r.. take trains leaving Mar;insburg at
C.25 \. NJ. aud 7.l5 +. NJ.
Passengers from Shepherdstown fer Martins
burg taSe trains and J.
Passeugors for Iuray take stage at Bentcnvillo.
NnDgsTINV AnnN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-06-19
Clarke County Clippings
From tie Courier:

From tie Courier:
The commissioners appointed by .be county
cour; % assess the damages to the lands owned
By Marshall McCormick aud Messrs. Mcdonald
x Moore. growing out Of tie occupation Of the
same 10y tie S Y. R. z, met last weeS, and
after ticving The property reported in favor
Of awarding to the first named party Sl2C0
and 70 the others $3.50. The parties owning
The land will except to ;he report, and ast for
the appointment Of ueG commission.
The firms Of Wilson ) Griffith and Wilson
Bros. together bought aud shipped this season
q Boston a total Of 9s,344 lbs Of wool, for
tie greater portion of which they paid 40
cents per h. They have closed their contracts,
and in all clses they promptly met their obi
satious at Tie prices agreed upon. The wool
clip Of this county has brought 10 q handsome
revenue, aul f we add this 10 tho amount de-
rived from lie sale Of lambs, it viii be found
that sheep husbaudry is Que Of the most prof
table industries farmer can engage in.