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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

great Gsermfor OF the passengers. Every DAY, nv
added tn.rc Is u LONG and needless delay. HOW 30
less Is ycu viii ierstaLd from the fict ma EN-, ~.
IenrsVlyauja Railroads. through trans TO ana iro
Nssi Il : oil are never delayed minute ON 'nis "o "
track.' ...,o,a.n. of
" .at . the purpose" asked the correspondent,
max NJ uas gers suf from railroad qurrci ""o"
IN courts viii adjust in the end2" $1,000,
80 tnst titeY will give the new through me
name III te start aud pref ldice the travelling Pu"0
nratrsi 1 :" renied The conductor ,u,,
Ia saitc Of tae lay OF an n ur IN leaving Mashu
To- a what thp r6niuc or called Spiiewoik uelay
In psi l,ipaia the train only fifteen minutes pe-
it,. ma. az jersey CITY. tac PcnnsNiVa"la en-
zine re asa II. ii Junction company engine
i.ule, IL l. Belmont aud turned II over TO- Reading
,nriac Which took il 10 the FAILS bridge. IhtIe
NJ OH + x ssllag tugiAa picked 70 mp lmmedattN AZ
Tic rear end and made quick time 10 NOrih
Pm J.n-t or. where II became ia>l ScbedHe udlh
a f6e IaaaI Biosk rout- 10 NrwN'rk, qua gol over
tr - min. distance M tne rato of Any miles an hou
Ta9e- t-ttl> dtN are rGi o. the new me- ono
lclNin early the m0r Ing. e rrY IA tAe atri %
an one at uignl. TIE running ,Iihe Is anon, lne
rnfnt 'lut 81 the Trsutr cNpr>s trains ~ ln' gu
tNvnt fne limited rNpFrss Inc mo" ''-
tram mlcut easiy be mJde HFa'
g.. united * hrrSs when the Nyu'
ia Tn, "a pn.s Is settled. IN limited RIM, utl""h
! s+v ji.y and Washington IN SIX hours pu II i ''u'
IT. extensively IlcF cars ana passengers pt' NJ y
ira FAR .i - 20 .k1g he lnurn cos F'Vd Nttf
IA "a l!e Tor 80 miles. Il The ~, W com lhah"h VII
sboffaf. zoe lu, Of iHc ing ram eacG Way rom
., ht rarls 10 K md make tie fsre MOI over - d.
faces. r.ns ii soon become the mosi popular on ci'Le
iOlC.
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COURTS.
o-ry,oy OF INTERSTATE Comfy.

r!
\ decree of absolute divorce was granted
IN iiis state to Ellen X 'hsOh from her huSGnd Johh
d. K-n,son whom she had married NJ Toronto, tanaoa'
In 1869 By the decree. usual. the doiend"n'' h''
Kenison was prohibited from marrying again !" 1870
he went for purpose OF oyadng the statute ia thi'
regard 70 New Jersey where there Is such law ana
there married Olivia W. Jecms. She bad also moved lh'o
thar state for tue purpose and with the ehp'cm
zion OF aa .rying M .5on. Acr thor marriage they
came back to NcwYork and lived together for SeVef"
years. size bcgan suit In the Supreme Cour' '
this city 10 have the marriage liz Ncv-Jersey dec"t
void A. bong frauCi eut AMI entered into WIN p"t
pose 10 ,yade the restrictions Of the detiee- IHc
referee before whom the tried, under inc au
fhority Of previous decision, declared the marriage III
New Jersey 20 he void ard reported IN favor OF lnhE
uen apuulling The marriage. Jusiice MaconD ~ pe'ofo
whom tie motion was made to confirm the re1erecs re-
porf has given a decision denying the motion ana ~
rcctng ind grut the defendant tie hrlIr maj even
Inc ma rage was legal AID YOid (Which seems uh9
a "a The drrtaiops OF the Courts stand, vet ~ a
eSc.fs the woman having pceu tqday III the y" TUE III
seeking To cVadr provisions OF BE Jaw cah"ol thus
take advantage Of them. Jdstlc" hacomper says
AS 10 seems me our Courts 10 h'li hdliiiS'
concededIy valid m sister state where solemn Iei IA
ylN1 in own state. simply Urc tuSr or statutes duu
Judgment Courts have prOniDiicd one OF lhc par
ts TO marry again within llnited i0d as PuuISn
maut for misconduct our ci8t", is uot ~ inc true
srir OF interstate comfy, watch was intended 10 Oe
secured by section Is OF the fourth Article 81 IN" i-
eta Constitutions In the direction ~ an enGh-
curd county of Christian nations. On the contrary, II
sayors % Little OF intra moral arrogance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

~rrf-f tor-l tIA'iaFt-- 1a1icls o.. pptIs M
lo3na.m; Calendar called ~ ~ D. uN"1 % 20 30 1l2.
49, IT,. 100 t 7S o. 2u5 20, .'t. o. s l61 go, ga
30 40 - % 20 2Ji POS 800 jO 3u- SOS. 500. Jl
49, JIi 10 tlU 81 3 l9 3D. 81. J-@. j2., 3-t.
SPECIAL ikHM-Aau Worst. J-ODlrt opens 40 Iu.JU 90
Law aad Fact--.sc 0u so aii-lhorn Iitu- No day
cu..ril-fAr l-IHwrencc J. Court opens at 1880 m
Bcid ~ General ltm j. oul.-,n"u Cau-es-Nos. ia
IN -ial zoo, -i' 'n., oD, JtI- 800, 1teJ, 30
Clusc- atl 'j, $3.50. 1000. 21'p ga 4uOS. JCi7
3So~. $3.50. inH,. 2lgi
PAKG Ill-Bc4ch I.-Couu opeus at lO.Jp q. m.-short
'auses Nof 80 T. jf3i JIGI 3jt1 1904 500 -uJ 3yS1
JHuf. $685. 500. 800. 1910.
suraAOE Sotn -1iNEsAL lhM Adjourned uuili Dee 20.
NflcIAt lti,l wick. &. } - a
Calendar called Al II mNOs a. p II, a AZ H. TO- 10,
80. 40 a.. g. o. ~.
TRIAL fKaA PART line J-'Durt opens III
Short taiisrs.-Nur. Vl1. 33i. ., GDt,
PAlI IL speIr J.-COurt opens at ii ui.-SO. 42l
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-, an ~ a7s s7s. os2, ss7. iso ee9 7Gi. 55l

i2l ga 1877. 55i 573, $40, o52, 5o1 1'' W. '"i ~
so 1880 $3.50 GAP. ,o.,,o Tor IN
COMMON PLEAs-GEyFEAL TERN dl0nIhou iol t M
SSECIAL IEtM-Nan iiCcsen J-'OlIt Opehs ~ - " 49,
No day calendar m Ma
PAIR Ill Freedman. J.-Court opens a. a. ~, SV2
9s 767 81 $50 1862. 26l 32l 49, 30V 4oo - 80"
4S4 JGS 397. 3iG. 800. 3l3. ~. iOi. ~ a m 49,
EoUnY TFRN-C. r. DaIy {. J.-COhri opens ~ - o. "
Nos. q. o. ,..., oro.. ot II n
m Noa $50 sO7. 10 G5l. G3 $50, rs, 1V2. SO go
AZ. 500. 800. 4t7. >, - NSos
piF? II-Nan Btuut J-Court oDcns at II p m.-TS ,5
90 7s6 S22. $50, -7S 72Z. SO oSJ so SD o'' '
800 grl - r. o.1 m Al.
MARIvY CouRr-TmiL TERM-PArfs ] II aAd lii-N"'
10 urnel Inc de ,, - rho pe,.ie mt
trn.ts Cunuingban Schusier buTE8ys Iu"h..,,'
Iyons William DDughcrry, A4ch9 Ihno ta..cN meal
Nir@iniu, lirvmf felDnous assault ana DHl'iy' 'i"'
I,uk Martin tiih Robert Redmond. grand aI.,hF. Ia
SARr TI-owtut. J. Tho People hgi JOhh s'ib 80
HcOuadc ButeT. .icorge walsh 1000 li .l.
lhan. Char.s NUJt. OIrgltrv james Dt i' ''
assault Edward tOnnor-. fraDu ID"
OYrn All Barrett, J.-Couri opens ~ - d. "
No III /. "A
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A VERDICT For GABRIELLE pU sAULD.

Gabrielle Du Saudi, the actress who has
been playing Iaztl Kirkc " for steele Mackave,
sued him IN the Court OF Common Peas 10 recover $3.50
which she claimed still due her for She
had engaged to play for him prices yarnE from
$50 % 500 week uutu My !, 1850 Then she made
an engagement wi,h him rom hat time until the end
of August for 80 week The -uit brought to
the salarv for that period. The 1a, which
held before Judge Van Bruut ami a jury Yesterday
aftei norn attracted number % theatrical people
According Gabrielle DI Saud's testimony, after
gagemcnt Wa begun she 81 charged without cau,r
although she wiling 10 per Orm her part Of The
agreement The d"fcndauts ory was that acme dis
satisfaction with Miss Dd Saulds work. ii III
Gully ali another wishing the part led
10 request that should mp the engagement
thai iurrcdpOn she vOlun army threw II up and r. that
old wish t. INSIST upon retaining ner place II u
wOul, result III 'uty Or discOid. The Jury gave
Miss Du Saudi a VerIct for tnr ull amount claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
4 NEW RAILROAD PROMISED.
A COMPANY IL MICHIGAN IN DANGkR OF LOSING us
10y TELEGRAPH IN Tua rRrnrNel

washington. Dee. 16.-Thc House Com
o.,t,. Oh faon. is,n 5 De I'd meetings yesterday and
to-day o her arsupeuS for and against pTolo'l JOE
y the 1ol oilre land grant made M $500 TO the
STATE Of Mexican 20 aid in the construction q" arar't'
from Ontonagon AXE Su ellor southwark TO connect
with the scOnsiD system OF railroads The ROAD mas
never built. RepFcs' ntatye Hubbei OF N'c"'""
made an argument against the movement today III Inc
co,,r OF which he as, ri,d that the Optou icon ana
Irrr Rive illrOad {. paHy, corpodtion composer
Of wCa Thy Mcaiga capital ST. l. 10" ii'I'i 4,
bin he in,,n,Iatr construction of mat road Huh VIII
,si IL Ia conn a. on lie chat he route is through
an luoSf "a bri.n WIdcru, IS, ana that the ne" T. al
,i ,,,pr 20 settlement REGION OF thar VIII re-
main wilder cs, un'i raj huli. through H. III
H. eNn,crd IN tn Public Lands Committee WI! take
vote on anu dispoS. mater It, meeting to-moI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
MEETING OF HE JUDGES.

The Code Of Civil Procedure, which went
in,o az ct ia 1877, provided for convention OF the
Chlef judges OF the STATE 20 be held at Albany
saIy changes in the rules governing practice not
regulated by the code. Tue first OF these meetings
held TWO ago. The second in session at
Albany. fl car away I'rrSi jus Davis
AssocIate Juatccs Bidiv and Barre OF the supreme
Cour Of thi, ctf, Cni", Judge -Wca Of the Supc
IOr Court. and Chtt IN x DAILY OF the Cnur; OF Com
mon Pie s. Tue ;ne appointed for tho holding Of the
convention was Two weeks ago; bnt Is quorum II
judge uOi present IN Adjournment was ttkca until
TINS week, when business Mas begun. IL ~ expected
that Interesting qualifications OF the rules prac
tlcc VIII be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
W,sprNGroN, Dec. 1G.-rHe following bu


ness was Grams acted by tine supreme Court o." e o"'
States to-day:
80 l5l-The United States. Dl1niW in GRO" ~, JDs.
G. tn3nirau 81 a.: in Missouri AHlrl nv ."Ot
Tor Genefa philips plaintiff 10 tuori no ''''l 'pD'
ing q -ieudaat ln cf.or - ... > "
So l52-rhe Umtci states. n'ahul ln ,Ilor' i,' ~ W.
Iric. 81 al; VA error Ns-Our argued by -oi'l.
eril Philips plautuin nor; 30 counsel apI'II IVA
defendants ~ error . .,,.n- ,,t t,a
PnagI Of Suprry ~ Eau CARE comfy WIS., ~ tii
nom Wisconsin; argued by ai H. "a pointer 4"i "fP0
v. g. Bartlett ior dIielicc .. O. {,
Cracuho;y rei4ureI ric IL virginia algN ~
" l. Royal ior ps,nuT error and j. O. tIod 10 ue''N1
ant iu error ,.a.o, o. ,rofd
30 I5j-Zcb ward. plaintiff in error ast James i ;i
siryivor etc: IN error tn Circuit Court o lh. t
states for rlc Eastern DSrct 0l ArH'nsa7i suDhlt. nj
e. NJ Ross paintii IN error ANA ny th''eS - N''
defendant IN "rTOr 1905. az, tla Cty
Of oui.ina IN error circuit Curt OF me nl,i
States or the Eastorl District Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
10 ljS-Thc Annapolis and Ek Ridge iiairoa OonR,y
partG art the County areueI by
arundel Ctiufv. from .tatylhhu HS., az
William H. Tue, LOT plant "a error AMI Henry ASpui'" ~
defendant in error
Adl0arGci anil tomorrow ~ A0oh
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NOT TO PLEASE THE PUBLIC.

1t was stated at the office of the Manhattan
tilwIy Company yesterday jnat the Ommisson hours
were excluded an hour morning ard evening because 1t
was thought the receipts would thereby be in
creased At the time ii deuied that the Board
has been influenced much by the public demand for re-
Guced farce. by the tear That the matter would acan
be urged the Legislature. The proposal to run trains
ali dav Sunday all lines with hvecent iares winch
the last meeting of the directors does
with favor many OF tie members OF the
Rnar1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
cnEsAPrAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
observation-disclosures uF DIRtCroES-A GooI
WING

Richmond. Va, Dec. 1G.-The annual meet
in OF iie st csGod r. II tac CAeSape he AID Oaio
Il nroad was held here to-day. The earnings OF the
rnad or tie past fiscal year. by the report Of
Wee csdent Winians c. Wickn an. were S21l4 243.
The opcrl ting expenses wcrc Il 9ij,O1s. Earnings
over ole ug expenses, Sj69 227 n"ng an increase oi
SlS5 DIS over n net earnings o. 1873 General WEEK
ham refers 10 the steady ImpTOy ,meut in the business
az IN. road ana feel, lust fed IN looking forward TO
lr increase o. business duridC the next season than
ever Iau before HE following directors were ecc'ed
=, re- ous.llyg term: T. HuntI.gon, A. 4. Low. A.
= Hr-rp f las Higgins. J,hh C3>ti"c. Jesse lloyt.
A l. O r. Ezra W eelcr and T. ID. Tournler, of Now
YORK ard w. c. Wicknam aud joan Echols, OF VIZ
GINA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

m. had Tho subject was referred 10 snD e9in ttc'
consisting NJ Representatives HATCH DlDFeH IL f''''
Forsyfhe MctiOwnn aud Val ntiae . . ,,.,r
The Eousp Committee on WAYS I'D Means ~ tci
meeting t. iny. discussed Communication run n
Secretary ~ state relative 10 DISCRIMINATING uu1 va
uroducls of tbe countries Of the Care 81 "d tV
The matter referred TO -diconii re oi'SiS"H
OF REPRESENTATIVES Kelley, Dunncn aud ION ga,
The senate Committee on panic b"IluIhEN az n
Ground, to-day unaniI0 l,isly ed To r'ccDihehu nc
pas-age OF the bll providing an apW'Pi' ~ vi
S95OOOO for tne immediate rebuilding ~ snr nu H.
States Custom House recently destroyer Nv ui ~ %
saro.. the new buildllg also 10 accomh'hhH ln'
United States Courts the Pos once ana ohet "o''i"
Offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
LECTURE on GANBETT4.

A fashionable audience assembled at the
First Baptist Church, III Perrcpontst. Brooklyn, We'd
ntsuhy evening near the lecture Oh Ganbeta. by Will
lam j. Armstrong who for time inspector Of
the United states Consuatrs Europe The incidents IN
The early life Of the statesman referred tO-his first
pOhleal apraOns, the election 90 the Corps glsdtt,
be power orator, and DGli tue elections u 1879
Hhich placed MN at tie neaQ OF TIE Chamber 81
Deputies. Tue lecture listened 10 attenuye!y
Inn. -.Ll.Ilf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
JoLrED AT AN EXPENSE OF 800.

j. Hilton, Il hackman. was driving in Fifth
ave. The night Of bruary g. 1877 when his carriage
wheels into depression m The pavement near
Twenty -unib-s He thrown from the carriage and
seriously injured. The trial OF his against The city
for damages occurred yc~tcr Ly before Justic Law
renee in thc gu Court II shO the trla
that tn depression had existed In thu pavement for
time before The accideHt The jury gave Hilton
300 damages J. A Cantor for the plaintiff Assistant
CorpOr.ton Counsel Lacombe lOr the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
ruE CnnRr or APPEALS.

ALBANY Dec IG.-ln the Cont OF Appeals
to-nay-preseui ii N. Charles j. Eoger' & d. ana
assocl.tes IN. following business was transacted:
No COO Edward Cowry, PLAINTIFF ia error ast we Gu
80, ,,ne.t- m error: ar ned by Ctr e5 CONVEY o4 pam
,rof 1J ,uic q. rolf ior defendants n error
so sos -C..stint r. kHltl pianuH 40 error aS| O'o
pe,Yle .tc dele dan. in error; submitted 49,.
-. ;gT Au4reU another, Respondents, att'
= Hoti ana OH. o.. appellants argued by T. T. IL
d1r md r. H. Chauning appellants ana John J. MacAh
me oav calender for he Of ArreIls for Friday
p,c,ru Ger l 1880 Is tooT5: Nos 5J' 400 49, oVo'
s{l .8t Z. and AJ3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
MISSOURI PACIFIC EXTENSION.

HoUsTOS, Tex, Dec. 16.-A dispatch from
Fort Worth says: A. A. Tamage. manager Of the
Missouri Pacific Railway, tel graphs today that Fort
worth will be the headquarters OF the international In
provement COMPANY for bn'ldiDg division Of the
MeXica extension OF the Missouri Pacific Road. j. NJ
Eidy general superintendent, and General e. N.
DODGE, chIef engineer, bOih arrived to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
REPORT OF A CoNEY ISLAND ROAD.

The annual report of the Brooklyn. Flat
busa ana .ncy Island Railroad Company Tor the year
ending September 30 1880 shows That l,O04.502 pas
seugrrs carried and 133.l34 miles were run by
trains The tots earnings 300, 1877 IL The sur
plus is s42.523 81 failing III irO.n previous years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
TIE CANADIAN PACIFIC CONTRACT.

OTTAWA, Dec. ga parliamentary OppO
sitlon { ucus was held to-day manifest TO the PEG
ple o! Canada ~ connection with the Canada Pacific
Railway was Inder cons ideratOn. The document viii
be wild ~ distributed and VIII denOunce strongly the
Government policy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

A German lately married says: III vas
yoosj ,..sy c Good yalk "ut mt camt'5 ,yc
as 10 zee otr bclludt word mt YJmtns.'
A DANGEROUS DoG.-Smth: % once pos
s-ed sptrldid dog. WiIcu could uways dirIngia-h
OetWccn y.g4bDnd ana q respectable pcrUn." Jones
Well WHAT'S bccDri. of Inn r. Smith: OH, 1 was
obAgeI 10 give him away! Ito bit ms"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
NOMINATIONS.
on, Dec. 16.-The President Il

dav sent tic following nominations 10 t'c senate
Thsodore r. slngscr Of PENNSYLVANIA to be -erlear 80
IoaIo. char - H. johnson Of C1li5ruH 20 ne hrE7 VI
the ami Onlcc al LIS Angeles cal Toward = .idiI.,
Hi,bigan 10 bc X Ceiyer of PHbc Moneys AZ btad"ooi
Dakota. also a number OF Pus,mastcfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
TIE AIR.RKAKE PATENTs.

WATEETOwN, n. Y, Dec. 16.-The long
con csted ruig OF westinghouse against Eames. for
alleged infringement OF airDrake patents. involving the
Eames Vacuum Brake Comp any, Of this city, has been
abandoned, Westinghouse withdrawing The action and
paying the costs. This means end of great air
bfako uInuOIOlY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
TWO CHILDREY BURNED TO DEATH.

PETERSBURG. Va. Dec. 1G. - Yesterday
Antony fucker and VIE. oolorod, hyng iu France
orge County, locked their children in the iousr
AMI went ont 10 p OK peas Daring their abseuce che
bnlidli- cauSht me and ia. twO cnldreu pcIIsbcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

BRAVE Ion Scene: Seven Dials. Bill"
ga, Jara. 90 r sre tlat h. a. cOyeG JacL" T."
Bill" - punch nm" jack" hnat Tor ." Bill
-'Calse He ANT Dlg enough nit as back II uu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
EoR CTri.t.-fDNN AND LINrNPpOTs
Irl.itg Pier 3, y &. 1907 Of Kings
,przoN.1 .....1 ,. r. DAY. Dee. II. $50 q.
H'i-tr NsjT NJ E~DAN. lee. ~. go D.
ADA...... ......1 L >DAY La. !, a. m
Ai.N~-E - "a I. jan IL, 80 D. H.
WNtNI y. - lbAl Jan IL H.
~ H. So steamers an hhlt ~ Igor III WleIt4h com
ptrimr rts a. ara n'siel with every rcqs' L. maze
The ss,-e e 81 anc boll safe AMI asreeapl nav
ing batt raanl draw lne-room piano ana
library experienced surgeon staWadeSS ana ca'tl on
eac sa .r The slae~oOm AL upper deck. thus lnSr
ms, those greatest of mXgries perfect ventilation
and lielt ..., . ......, .,., -, - =,
clon INTERIM DTATF SO. 81 EuAGE at low rates
OFtICi No. % BRO lNAG ..
l. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
TIE CASE Or II. W. GENET.

The argument on the appeal from the con-
yicon OF Henry W. Genet for alleged frauds upon Inc
cry IA conn,cto with the Tweed Il z management
was continued before the Court of Appeals yesterday
Genet was convicted before Justice Daniels. in the
Court oyer aud Teruiucr. of attempt 10 detraud
the cty hv securing the auditing OF fraudulent bills
against tao citv The indictment charged specifically
that on July II 1871. Mr. Genet With intent to deriud
the city, unlawfuuy and knowingly represented to
MAYOR IIll tnat the city wlsIus.ly indebted TO MOB
Davidson in the o. fl,s02 lor materials Tor NE
NiutA DlsUc Court House.
ore Grnef could b. sentenced ne escaped from the
Deputy sheriff who nd HIN IN charge ana remained
AWAY Infll February !. 1873. WI nr suddenly re-
turned and surrcnG htLs-lf to the an horitlc-
Under 70 writ of error oh aimed in the supreme C9ui
= r~diug Justice DAVIS admitted MIN Z" F21UOO III
lis uOndslnen bis iathrr-lu law Thom's ft"lrph
and Peter X. Knapp OF ROcalud C0hy. o. thr appear
10 the General dec sion was handed down "n"uI
"A wear ago affirming the Judgment OF CONVICTION rue
appeal argued ~ the Cont OF AUgeas yt@tfl lii WIS
rom ths lad -nent OF Iilirmance. Mr. Genet Il no" ~
thls city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-17
EMpERLAL GERMAN NM

I Hamburg y Packet Co.lp4nlS Line Tor
PLYMOU III IHLRB)UiG, and HAMDU l'f'
SIF,i % ~ d, -j.'A a.io
t.DISI Dec 80 f--' Ia". 3
Ra passage 70 Plymouth l0nion CherO99lrg ~ IN
bir.. and po.nts s1Itn ct Eng ana: thst CsDn
$50 second Clbln. 500; Ste-raEe so houuI ti1O &C
III If ARDT 4 O. c. b. RICiAED AZ co.
- General Agrnt4. general Passt, ger Agents.
M 81 Eroadst y Y No. o. 81. adNav, y. Y.
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NUNARD LINE.
lNENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u BNrWLFN NEWYORK And HANKF, -.
Pier of Ccmpany No. a. North RIVER foot ~ horol'
Travellers by tins line avoid h"tn transit ~ Eng -
and the dlscoInO-tsof crossnG tho emanuel III 'A
boat D.. -... No., 10 -,
FFRDTN AID DE LESS p. 1'oy0i5..Wei Dee %. p M
FWA NtE. Tr1urlle. ..--.--. tth"sdN' > ,i D.
lnaai OI PARIS IN ano15 Jp5 ill.,
LOUIS De BEBIAN. AseIL NO. Bowling Grcsn.
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pdnllllc ArioeuIes

LIEN DODWORTHS
"a SCHOOL FOR DANCING No. Col FIFTH AVE.
For terms. days, &c. send Tor cifcu'dr
4 LEN. NACGREGORS
- SCHOOL ron DA NCING. ll2 ath ave-. nca- l7hst
Private tuition tlme. For ollssos send Tor creuar
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CONTEST by E0IN WORRlsSEY'S sISTER.

CONTEST BY IOIIN NOERlS>ENS SISIER
Margaret Murphy, one Of the three sisters
tnr late John Moru-scy> was ucqueathcd BY h' VIII
$1,000 The II was admitted t. probate i'm Saraiosa
County tiou OF his executors William T. Travcis
and i Ward MURPHY The executors nlcd their inyrn-
tory uf the estate october. 1879 and in Scpemo T.
1880 made Application before surrogate Peters to be nj
lowed to make their final accounting. Mrs. Murphy
recently brought against the executors IN this county
asking they ,jonrd from making such account
ing before Surrogate Peters that tey be directed to
correct certain alleged abuses In rho execution Of their
trust or Doe removed. Mr. Murphy alleges many acts
of waste ard neglect ho part al th" executors that
she ha. any pari OF the ielu - made 10
her and thai according no IN inventory Glcd the Gbll
trs estate - i,J3j 10, and the assets only
$40 500 20.
MOTION TO r,ion the executors from proceeding
with the accounting argued "cfOre Justice Daniels,
IN C.aInbcr and vest ~ denied. He tnat
Surrogate Peters tue prOpr person - have juilsdc
ton matter, and mat the chalgcs 81 Elsmanagc-
mcut have hot been sustained.
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VpFRTAL GERMAN NAIL.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LIN BETWEEN \ EW-l DIRK,
SOUTHANFION AND BREMEN.
NOS EI, sat Dc. -. III III H...- sat jan
DDNA Dee. > 80 IA '...... sat, Jan. ;
RATES OF PASSAGE from y EW-I ORK to SOUTHAMP-
TON. uANItE OK RREAiTN.
SIEERAGE. $50.
Return tickets nj rracel raes Prepaid stceage certih
cafes S29 steamers sail from Pier between second aAd
Thirds To-. HOAOAeu. n }. .......
NDrICk-lH consequence or the hu'tys the steamers
Douau and Rhoim viii leave at l.. O'Clock m. instead Ui
O'clock D. M. usual.
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FOR Rows ano Young Men-Coun nv.
DELEGATE and COMMERCIAL INsiI-
NR. WARRING's MILITANY SCMOOL-

- P0uguhtcps!t. y N.--t2Ll year Refers - + VI rN
son. President b INK Bank. Few l.rk Dr. Toward fo-bG
Cor &. r Spr que tlOn Dime saving tauk, New1 OK;
b. j. tossing. the AsOrdn G. ". Cheney, DID, Glib mdhua1-
tnIer. NOulh Va cncaltr lOnn.
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TNHE Misses Rogers English, French, ana
school for young ladies no chr ron ~ We,
Sth-St formerly Vest zOs, TeOvencu 1ep'eHD" ~
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Sailing every saturday alternately rom Piha lepl ~ art
NtW-l OH, tor antwerp landing passengers Wlli .
hours ride OF The iupOrtani points ol interest on INC ~
unent 49, .., go. - ,.. r.o ~ q, ,,
F0rrates OF passage and 0tHcr InfDrnatl'n Apply
PEiH WRIGHT ~ 5ONo, General As'll - ,.,.
307 Walnut-st.. Philadelphia ~ bio""N Nc-'i W
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AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
IVA VIII receive pupils ~ Drawing and PAnth2 IN ~ ai
Color Decoration, az her studio 40 - a
26tA-st., NcW-lOrS. . ,.,. -,
,..,..o,.. MI y. Huntington. Mr. William liarL
i''le'enc'S- M Jane, VI. ilari. Mr. A b. Bellows