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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
COTRT OF ApPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 26.--In the Court of Appeals to-
present the Hou. Sanford l.. Church. c. j.. and
associates:
No 45-1honas Kan. appellant sg' John gregory smut
Implicated ETC. respondent; argued 10y Leslie " Russell 10"
appellant, Edward James foi respondent No 49, =
agt The PtuuAf wanna kdilt
Compaly argued hy Charles n. Da for appellant, Mu
A Beach for respondent. No lOl LANES l. Cummings ap
reliant act the NewYoTK and Canada Railroad COMPANY lie
sDUndent- motion Of Amssa Park-r Judgment ann ra
by default 4J3Joseph Levy pa!nu III error ggt inc
People etc defendants argncd John o. Mott Tor
plaintiff error Benjamin H. Phelps for defendants IN error
Ease still on. $500 -
The Of Appeals calendar for Friday February ~
1850 follows Nos. Asa, ALL 452 AGO. 4Cs. $40, -
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

Judge Gilbert yesterday, in the Kings County
Supreme Court referred to Alexander Cameron the ia"
partner OF his SON. the application Of :. Y. White. re-
ceyer Of the GrOcers Bauk, fOr leave TO compromise
Several small claims.
In the Kings County Supreme Court yeSter-
day Judge Gilbert granted an application Tor The al
pointment OF a commission II inquire INTO the ment"
condition of Margaret Kane who Is now an Inmate {"
the Flabush Asylum for the Insane although she has
never been formally adiudGed lunatc. one OF hcr
baucnatOns that she he dcv IN the eyes Oh her
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Feb. &c 1880.
Tie following sales were he!d Al lho tx
GLANCE ealesroon TO-DAY:
Bg E,caGrd =. HGTHst .
] 5story biict bnildinR with lot. NoS Centre NaIRct
place 3 u.s. II oi ,.... 5000
A. . ,ory nric K houses with lots Nos TO west "a
~ i Asny III i'n u ms ~" 90 % So 900
Asery eIt S1, hye h. lot 2sl6ol0 james Fish $3.50
Ba n. 4. J. Lynch
4sor;' brick building WITH iOl ~ boz b.aNG -,
2Si 80" ysr cseS oe $500
By FtcF r. N~gcr
,o,v lr,vn stone dwelling and 2ttOry brick
,abc s,Ia IA l0 rs S1 Xfian Ieii 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
THE BONDsMEN NOT LIABLE.

In the suit brought by the Government
against James Dalrymplc and others M the United
States District Court taxes alleged To 6e due
on tobacco manufactured by firm for wnich the De
feudants were bondsmen, Judge Choate Yesterday or
aered q verdict for the defcndauts the ground that
the members OF the firm had dissolved partnership be
fore the alleged failure to the taxes occurred Inc
Court Held under such circumstances bonCsnen are
uni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
GitB Real estate FOR Sale.

4 FINE, large four-story house, handsomely
" Furnished f6T rent. 20 East '3d-at Apply 10
JOHN FOLEY, Aston llOu',
SSORTNTNT NEW RESIDENCES.-21
~ and ~ East 47tlst and 20 - 'i Est tth 81
IA. son and -ji.aVos. owners. Dl G6lN e 'fo@~h y
AriHects ~ East llst Tor priced catalogue explain
iDg 'Ilow n build good houses
EOR SALE or LEASE.-Thc four story
stores No lG Clil 81. and 40 24l Pear IT, h't"c,h
Fulton ard Ioau-i YexlH7 r. ,rrly po~-cei"u Apply "
tIOFGE q. SNHr-0N, SO SEQ ET"ad"ry. Room I".
OTSi LO1SM LOT$W BOOMING LOIS 80
IN New York at ban gan~ Low prices long con
tracts: easy tcIrns JERE. JOHNSON. Jh 80 fue ST.
no INVFSTORS.-Fiye paying and impro-
my brow stone French nsts paie eiHst store "nt~
ana ali 1mpfov-inrnt- ola cyeIy floor DUFFY BHbS.
hnildcIs. on premises, $isse. l0lst 81.
S25OOOO TQ LqA IN on 1c i% aP S BRi TGD
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

s-FoGGED-Politc Old gentleman Qn the
fog 7. ay sr, can YOU kinney tel me u aH Holu,
rlss,nng a lamp-posO Ium bn'sh Geo l9tr !;
m b,igsl. tool Ia my arm "-tPunch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Bankrupt Aolicco.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That ON lhe
-lt,rnu day Of February A. ID. l~-'. a WaTi3ni "a
Etupupr, AA, --urd against the estate % KpIfltl y
NIWI0N 81 Nrw. York, iu the County 81 New tx
Stale o9 who has hccI Idlu'gel q hahk-
man az IOWA pron; that he payment az any debts ana
delivery property belonging e. such bankrupt 70 MN
orr b. transfer OF any property ~ MN.
afo forbidden ~ that meeting "i th' ct'H"I- OF
to ad b,uLrpf prov" thcr dcbta ani 10 ch"o" one
or more aturuccs ui h estate. VII be A1d q" toHit 81
B1ukrup.g - o- holden a. No .tl bT'1d"", I'D ,lir ~
~ New 'YotE before John Fitch eelser ON the nnta lay
no '" - 80 LOWS T. PANN.
e. Mer,hal A. Messenger -o1hera n-tuttoi N"T ORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
HlleCellnneoue.

brushes of every description at 80 Fcarl-
ID st Opposite Prck-tlJ OH arIcrsa lowest prices.
joins Is uuPrEL Mluuna.i atet ahH lnpoiler.-
CASH PAID for OLD NENSPAPEKS,
y BOOKS PAMPHLETS. RAGE. NbIl hnu hArrt 49,
COPPER BWASs. LEAD YINt. PI"III. ~ ~ ". ~ I.
lLICIEOTNPI PLAIio Iil;lNIN ~ TIA IfS ~
roll. TEA LEAD and Old nETALOt oyory description.
orders by rnfii punctu1liy attended In.
W" '" ~ "'' ~T0CKWELL.
NO - Ann ST. y. y.
nR.BATE. - Park ow.-Ncryous Debility,
~ Premium WcLurs-. special diseases radically pecdy
tufud d. u .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- LNaXn Now YnIk lrn-a lNnl neshrms.cs and cor

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
landt-sts.
$50 a. m for Washington. Pittshurg CoumbGs Cincinnati
lh1auHpuS tlncK1 and the West. Richmlal. CharrSln
ONO, Pittshuig ana Chicago
y. Tor Washington and the Wcst Pullman from
Now York u Baltimore aud Washington. madnK Coso CON
neoton1 for Pshurg Cincinnati Indianapolis. Louisville
ami - Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore TO Clncn-
natl and -. Ions
M daily for ashing ton The South and Pnll
slcepcfs ron Nrw-lO Ia Baltimore and Washington,
masking connections for Chicago Cincinnati indsuapO
l- Louisville Louis. Columbus. Pittsburg The AND
Suutl~tst THROUGH Pullman cars from
na connects at Washington With trains fur Lynchhurg
Florida Sew. orleans ana Tho south . Z
For through tickets please can at ComIdnys ONCE 3lj
broadway New 81 Ckct ourc-, foot ~ totidnit
and Dcs,rn~sce..ta. ard Depot. Jersey CITY.
ROUNb rRIr IICRFTS 70 KANSAS NEBRASKA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Goun!rn l)roperln mAnieo.

WANTED 10 buy or rent.-A house II to 10
w rooms with TO rs acres, pot over lbry mLss nom
New YORK with Young apple orchard pears anu small iruitt
The Hudson pIeITed most be convenient dock % a oId
station Address win full description, C. D., Boa ~ Irb
~. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
BrookInn Real estate for Sale.

I'OR SALE or TO LEASE.-The whole or
part Of valuable facorr piop+rty at Grcenlni "i
Fsee Freeman and West Ats consisting Of twelve lnr u
rlir1 t,g"au. h,Ifliy iiIc budding 80 DY 700 fcrt
ono story rrck forge shop by 100 feet steam engine
lrftug &c well adape iot box n'lo'y OF IHhculu
shop ! or forms apply on the premises OF o. o
81 Tec2 slip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
STU -YnRk ..lTy

81 F gaa a5s i' l2 %a5 ' %s ,,,
Eaii i'. ave s. iaI II Of i67ist 5oI5o;
@ nn % cor bcs ana aaoil"f $500
"cSt hiH Ca 3 nI t -'Nl"o N"'I'" 400
shave n " cor i5.i-s, to 52d.t looloxaoxineg
shave S s. Sl r''' i$s 9HioO, Henry Al
len to William Thompson 49, go, ,,.,.-l;,i ''ooo
tau-sL rs. x69lo%xrregular: G Chct~ood' o-,o
%'rgt to m"f1S :, - MaltG Sy.a Fmna
Tdc nci -" ana r al 70 Emens Byrnc
8r d ME- e, .sa'T Tacy and another 1868
Derby and @l'rfs 10 Gnarrs f 9TI ]oo inriS
\Vinont cxrrilIix etc 10 SaiahJ riarsuu. .......
c y3 NJ ~ Hivcs $3.50
Vernon and I ocrs to ALEXANDER Grant r l5oo
45th 81. :, - II OF shave, II NIoo.' Jonn II
Iudlcy ami wife to Thomas IIindl'y. one half in IN
45thsi, S. ~ # woi 5thayc l2.eNloc Tho~as
IIndcy ana wife 10 john II II'adlcy. onclali in =,
l2o w. IS t G d ' ., 2I sSi $3.50
SihtyG s. LII 81 ,d Inn, i 81, '.a'"
2lay Ss'c c '., C0 Il OF i@@lst 26i30; Auau.o
A' crsoy a GoF r s Brand and Gsjips soo
irrcsular, : lois: Ella Van Horn and husband TO
S''h ,c st. l r. +C ,S ii TI "a az Eiiy $3.50
l-7 s5o "a omas Il fnGG 0> i'"' eloo
Nerin ana ye to Pauline inc, 5 Gi2S.d, , 10 Id
letl Ms az $40 Ave b. 25xioi: George KAr
gis ana wife 10 Abraham IL Jonas .-.-.---.-.--.i
LOIS Nos i93. lpi. 100. 1896, 100 aui leS on map Of
property in 9Th ward belonging % com Isaac -,,
ChsunCCy Isaac lNcNm1n lo DiHds " 'Io7Up 4-''''
RE- ORDED LEASES
Coin. to Errnes part Of No 75' adave 8yeais 20 700
Mai 'Si i to & voeloe store Of Nosalta,r2 ,.
years, avorage ni...-.---. 4''"'
RECORDED N0RrG AGE%
Adrian " ! and wife TO William Warden. w Gin ..
Amlerj q ana Vic to : E-crt ami oiheI-. rs
Brandt j and otiicrs to r Ecnaortoy corAycB ...
nroo 'i'; Jane to GEORGE BROOKS 3 W,. s2d
same ami husband To- ,he Mutual Ifr IrsuIaucr Com
piu. ,y aici d and lli,hc! l. Kiecs W cor 1cV ,
rddT and II 10 Sarah oakley. pam t. q
Hys tt E 1'5 aSd ha'baa 20 Tna Moasc
MGR. lstst. # - ave, $ y'aiS--- ,... S.''o
oA'r't' ave- y ,S M'', =" 5000
o.r,t V1rr,g.f and husband 10 sarah Powell
n 7.il ST. OF 2davc instruments luuo
o'Ia , ''H = F5 ,V lqtI.sf yclr - 10000
reilly u, ave- SI - ,e M1s"' ''''''' $500
Eiiier- - george p Br,towe liiihsi.o OF 20. -
nuiidcll ana Others 10 amrrrcy. 5,tast ....o
I"q 7in AVE- i"S 2csr - 10 > '' 800
rno,pson william to II Aim ,h ave. sol ASA o-
Van if5l iln and husband 10 cora ard " pa ,lof
lat NJ 1871 IT. " Of A,rc. : m"rieage' month - -oo
SAM 70 ~ a month ~ l'o"' ''' 1900
RtcuEEED A-sIGNNLNr ~ OF MORTGAGES.
Allen JtoH p Townsend ...:.. ,.,,-..- =,
CiinphcI j akun,straiot r;o. to = d iuay,r .....--
C,nnor 81. administrator etc. 20 h0noran Kent. u
Moorehcad MaIy NJ schut ....--------.. e0O
I'ndrrhl William 10 E4a Undcih I.Vp
Whiilock, Win an l" NICE "h''t"--.--- 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

BU Id. & l. Ihulfpe
'ssSry p III o"n@ae mi' @ MuTiy 1890
story and basement brick dwelling lot, NO 5lO
Mstbcw M sla B. In II " VI 400
By A. IT. -Hucr & Son.
o sor y, Si6S s're VIZ oj JoiD BTicn 200
3stOry brown stone dwelling lot 40 - aN
Mc Gths, : 2o' oi2a 'e lot eoOC
a5 os Sc %' le o o ~ a i tSas senaz 1850
! similar house with lot No to West l21th-st, ?,
tcIs eo' o'na'e' o' '.O oOOC
~ T. n LudiC,r & Co.
! 3 story brown dwelling With lot No 900 East
sae thst 81 II o' 'o' 1000
By JosoCh 4. IsrP.
'o6 eS{ I IGIii 80 II "a ON e'C 4sOc
IN LOTauo RsuTiQbcs.
:, G eai ot 35x2 Louis Clio $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
fosi au0 fonn0.

pANK BOOK LOST. - Bank Book No
ID ~ .2H7 of the Bcwcry savings Bank is mis-,
ing. The finder requested to return II TO mo bank
before The I'm day Of March lSSO, hppi'
cation Will De made To the bank Tor new book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
RcnI Gslate 10 Gtcban9e.

GONE CASH and fine house with grounds III
- Flushing will Zoe given for house in Brooklyn T. H.
SUMMER. Evening Post Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
h,,nauons Danieo-- mdles.


\ COLORED MAN IA waiter; willing, ,sobor,
ivan IT,. .car JeaRin.
Az ENGLISH FARMER (married) would
- tkC r. osTee NJ t ,%a or + or a5d s1oes
good an- and kitchen gardcurl IAN DO All kinds ot pan
t'Lr,rr ~: thr house do dairy work d,rneaTrd April
1gz 9T iqT o M wa Psf' S ST. apply TO present l. "
PRACTICAL GARDENER 49, Single; in
greenhouses hot or cole sapeg 49, ana 10 tsciuy iv
Dies NJ M Box : Tribune Uptown oiro 237 Broadway
4 YOUNG man wishes empl0ymcnti Is will
~ Inc 70 make himself s.neTAy u3e'Uii az rnTis1 c'r
brooklyn.
COACHMAN.-By a coachman who thor
\ onshly undcrstauds ma business will De found willing
~ ~. i55 Vest 5istst. private stable
COACHMAN and GROOM.-As coachman
y and sTedS Of We ~, aq gnaTIa2J'
No. Gsn sex E sna Tf6n5o Once
NOACIIMAN and GROOM.-By Scotcbman :;
o1sby weuii aasc himself generally gscfu no ol.s
NJ. Box is. Tribune ptovn oni,e lbs Brosdna y
NOACHMAN and GROOM wishes place i'll
Y private amy Ia business IN every r Re
class references. Address tnACHNAN ~ Wes +1st Il
COACIINAN, COOK and USEf UL-Wiil bc
\ diseuelged pr rei couul-; without hiidrru
ueE fauy ~ 4gt,s2fe soo3 and coach
baker having tcen employed much IA country bay also
lHihrl PA ,N sn'Nt',e' VI -" ~, -, 80 ID,
a,m sj5cs mlchucy wifo At general hou,eworA. IA
tHq ana So 20 S sshsvc or r. &GsS EDY Central
Isip Lone Island.
L'ARNER.-A tir-t-class English farmer. mat
ned rionclrnt the OF horses ana stock. with
ooaeh Of si Il ls 4 ge"G% u.s. an
Ieui gd 10 nis e"gH,T vi" be d'TnSssei AysI iSio,
ana - %,' A ,If 10 u Ei>i5 05 West ioj6t
NARDENER-As thorough gardener 10y an
" English Pr tesaut Win small family ellrty -rnrr
an h4 had entire charge Of gentleman' poe Tor
pn- three years Viii be dlSeng!sel Math 'an ENe
best recommel dit0ns Address H. d, Adgch'ld bergen
Couu,y. y. J.
NARDENER.-By married man. who has
N horou>h practical knowiedgr of gardening In every
ETY.. Sc Address 4 = fremont, Sew York
VARDENER.-Wau II situation as gar
dGGeT by G t5roRy fa Furnish s b o ies
York VI wv wv " ''''''' ~ - w.
GARDENER. &c.-By first class gardener.
II WHO understands gardening IN al it, branch gro d.
G9ps Kan ana si h eirr~nrs Address t. 1AGUIRE
429 East 18Th ST.. NcT.forS
GARDENER and FARMER.-Bv n pract-
stands Inc entire management Gcntlenans country place
green house fruits farming stock etc wife good butter
Of lily references Address T. c. Box H. Tribune Uptown
once 93S broadway --
DORTER. JANITOR, &c.-By a sober steady
drrn slinalion a. NM T "f "a r&8t work ca iV~ Al
5 g4st eS' A vT for one week. T. EK station T.
PROTESTANT PAIR IIollandcrs (Boy 2
years oid man Gardener grteGLousc and grapeUcs IN
eyer, way T9 to ans 60 G e n, % T rcSn
both sober honest and truthful very goo zee
N,%Soik.
NNTAITER-A Young Swedish man with best
w ~ ciiy soblely honesty and capabty
Gail at .2Jt BroAdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Citn Drouertn &c EeI.

ELATS TO LET.-In the new building II. W.
corner Of 9th ave and jthst For particulars apply TO
r.. II. rpiOW & co,
n 0535A 3 pine-st. and J. 80 broadway.
rI7O LEASE--Suitc of 3 fine rooms for oitice;
fron en- Broadway elevator rent low safe and furn
ture If desIled. Add ess r. Post Once Box 2J9
rrO LET-A store for grocery, corner Lex
4 ington. ave. and s3th II.
TEO LET.-BuildngS, stores, lofts and Offices
Hickman Fulton. Pearl tn, Liberty, Nassau anu
william Sta. RULAND WHITING, Bccsmanst
ITO LET.-7S5 LeXinetOn-ave. near Glst-st;;
4stOy brown stone. 2Ox55 For permit address OF can
on RTLAND,e WHITING, BeekmAhst-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Gteomhoots Qn0 Railroads.

DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
i gatuck and HousaOnc RalrOads-S.eamers leave Cath
.rine Sip Pler 80, T.. r. daily at 80 and 30
Fare lower than Oy any Other rouih
I EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRIAL ms, Match
70 1879 Leave deuOts foot of Cdrandt anI bvsOost'
100 D. m. FOR Ea,i0n. Bethlehem Allentown Reaiing,
Mauch Chunk IIazleion. Mahanov city Ashland wilkes
go n No. Ncht Express daily for Easton. Bethlehem
AUantdHn WancL Ching WikesDarre, Elmira. Ithaca.
Geneva. Auburn. Rochester Bnhh" -,asdH RAYS anu te
West Pullman slceuing coa.hCs attached
General Eastern Once corner Church aud Cort andt .ts
CHAS II. CMMMING>. Agent
NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-FaIe, 81.
~ leave Pccbs daily t>udav- eXceptedl for
New haven At 3 and u D. ~, connecting win toads
NORWICH LINE 10 BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR Tor special limited tickets Steamers ieave
PIER 40 North River daily including Nundays 300 D.
for New ONION. BOSTON. W"rcr'ie;' sc
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW-YORK AND PHLADELPIIIA.
II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; ) DEPOT-
IN PHILADELPHIA, ~ NETWORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT,
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH AESDTTTF SAFETY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

II THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; > DEPOTs
IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
%-EW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
NJ DOLLAR TO HOSTON.

VIA TIE FALL RIVER LINE
FOR special hmitci LcaetS steamers Old toIpN1 ana
StW rOitr ieAye NcN-l daily excepting sundays. Al
0 m tron icf -, Norih River. loot 81 murray IT. Leave
~. I'm IrlnnA LLI.. 30 D. ID VI AmntL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-27
Gonntrp Droperin tor Sale ano Go tet.

DON'T 60 WEST.-TwO Hundred Eastern
4 Giore Fauoe low prices easy terms. water o. IAl
irgnspoItatoni free catalogues. J. g. iLC hMEH' OAl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
Hupdrea.Tou yesse, Blown Up.

MONTREAL, September 21.-Enermous
crowds OF citizens and strangers collected
along the waterfront this morning to wit
ness the blowing-up OF 100-ton vessel by
torpedOes in the harbor. Every prepare
ton had been made to make the exhibition
a success, and there was not the least diSap-
pointment. At II O'Clock preliminary ex-
plosion took place, which sent up tons OF
water some thirty or forty feet. This was
no sooner over than the grand shot occur
red, blowing the vessel, with its crew OF
dummy men-of-war's men, into millions Of
fragments. When the grand explosion took
place a shout Of surprise assembled from the
vast crowd, which could not have number
ed less than $4,000. The assembled thrOng
then slowly dispersed. there being no fur
ther experiments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
The Great Eastern,s New Work.

HOUsToN, TEXAS, September 21.-The
project OF securing the mammoth steam
ship Great Eastern TO run between London,
New Orleans, and Galveston, TO take out
cotton and other produce and bring back
Immigrants, is in fair way OF being fully
established. Governor Roberts, OF this
State, has received letter dated London,
September 2, stating that before reaching
here the Great Eastern would be in the
bands OF the engineers preparatory TO
making her first Texas trip. The object OF
the scheme is to bring over immigrants, pro.
yided the people of tue State show DISPOSE
ton to aid the undertaking, prepare
to receive the people, and give them the
necessary assistance in securing homes
and employment. The Governor has writ.
ten The company fully in regard TO the mat
ter, and there is no reason to doubt the sue
cess OF the scheme.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
THE LATEST NEWS.
BrrELxeRArH TO THE DISPATCH.

FIRE on A STEAMSHIP AT NEW Y0RK-TBE
REMAINS OF GENERAL ToRBEKT EN-
ROUTE NoRTHwARD; HoNoRs TO THE
DEAD AT JAcKsoNyiLLE-NA NATIONAL
CONFERENCE OF UNITARIANs THE
MAINE ELECTION; AUGUSTA REJOICING
OVER PLAIsTED's PLURALITY THE
KINGS MOUNTAIN CENTESNiAL-MAR-
RAGE OF JESSE GRANT IN SAN FRAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoMINATIoNg-
MASSACHUSETTS GREENBACKERs' CON-
vENTIoy a SHIPS CREW STRICKEN
WITH CHAGREs FEVER = MEMPHIS RE.
JOGGING OVER HER GOOD HEALTH - THE
IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNION
CONVENTION = FLIGHT OF CARRIER-PI.
GEONs IN CANADA-TwOHU HUNDRED TURK
IsH SOLDIERS DYING DAILY AT sCUTARI-
THE FRENCH PRESS ACCUSE GAMBETTA
OF BEING THE CAUSE OF THE CBIsIs-THE
NEW CABINET IN FRANCE ANNOUNCED
TIE, STRIKING wEAvERs IN ACCRING-
TON-THE BERLIN EMBAssAY-FATAL RE.
suit FROM LAND SLIP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-09-23
supreme Court Of Appeals.
lstaunlon Spectaiof.l

FRIDAY, September 18th.
J. q. A. Kelley and ais Us j. II. Wasky
and ais. From Botetourt. Fully argued
by Edmund Pepdeton for appellees. aud
by George w. Hansbrough for appellants,
aud submitted.
Joseph II. Shultz aud ais. Us. Hiram
Hansbrougb. From Botetourt. Argued
by Edmund Pendeton for the appellants,
and by George w. Hansbrough for appel
lee, and submitted.
SATURDAY, September 18th.
Charles A. Richardson, Esq, qualified as
attorney.
s. ID. Boyd Us. II. NJ. Levin and ais.
From Warren county. Dismissed on COM
promise.
Elizabeth Triplett and ais. Us. Romine's
administrator and ais. From Warren
county. On motion Of appellees, rule
awarded against the appellants to show
cause why the cause should not be dis
missed for non-paymcnt OF costs.
Colds administrator Us. Martha c. Bowen
and ais. From Clarke county. Argued by
s. j. &. Moore, Marshall Mccormick, Rich
ard Parker, and A. II. Pendleton, Esqs., and
continued for further hearing.
MONDAY, September goth.
Court not in session-judges In confer
ence,
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Memphts Rejoicing.

CELEBRATING THE CONTINUED GOOD HEALTH
OF THE CITY.
MEMPHIS, September 22.-The city is gaily
decorated with flags and crowded with yisi-
tors, who have come at the invitation OF The
merchants to join in celebrating the con-
tinued good health OF Memphis. The scenes
on the streets recall Mardi.Gras occasions.
The procession, which moved at IL A. NJ,
was three miles long, and was composed OF
representatives OF every branch OF business
and trade. Two large arches have been
built, one OF which is entirely OF cotton
bales. Transparencies meet the eye at al
most every crossing, the most conspicuous
being at the Avalanche office, which reads
"The Solid South-Solid for Cotton, Coin,
Trade, and Manufactures. Among the
notables present are Governor Blackburn,
OF Kentucky; Governor Marks, OF Tennes-
see; and Governor-elect Il. j. Churchill, OF
Arkansas.
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An Attack mon YfctOria's Band.

DENVER, COL. September % -Advices
from Santa Fe are that on the oath instant
the United States and Mexican troops Will
make combined attack on Victoria's band.
now in the Candelaria Mountains, In Mex
leo. The forces employed in the movement
will number about 1900. Tervesses moves
in Mexico from the north, Buell. from the
south in New Mexico, Grayson from the
east in Texas. and Carr from the west In
Arizona. Buell. is confident the plan Will
be successful.
A Santa Fe special says: "At daybreak
on the 10Th eighteen Of Victoria's Apaches
attacked the San Jose stage station sixty
miles from FL Paso, captured all The stage
stock and 100 horses belonging TO III Paso
citizens, and killed Mexican"
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Alexandra Gazette. 21st1

AS stated In Yesterdays Gazette, the
bridge on the Washington and Ohio rail-
road near Carlin's Springs was discovered
to be on IRE yesterday morning. AS the
train TO this city on the road about "a
O'Clock approached Carlin's Springs 1t sud-
denly came TO stop. IL was found that
the bridge, twenty or thirty feet long, was
on fire supposed TO have been set on tire),
and an old c0lored woman was busily en-
gagged Ia trying TO put 1t out. Some OF the
train hands and passengers went 10 her as
sistance and extinguished the fines, and
the bridge being hastily strengthened. the
train came over il safely. being about thirty
minutes late. The conduct OF the old wO-
man was highly commended and the pas
sengers raised purse Of $40 and presented
her