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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12
A FREE GIFT.

NFACOPY OF MY MEDICAL COMMON
OSense Book to any person suffering with
Consumption, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis,
Loss of Voice or Sore Throat. Send name and
post Office address, with two three cent postage
stamps and state your sickness. The book is
elegantly illustrated. (l4 PIP. l2 mo. 1871
The information it contains, in the providence
of God has saved many lives. The authOr has
been treating diseases of the Nose, Throat and
Lungs as a special practice Cincinnati,
since 1857. Address DR.. N. b. WOLFE, Cincin-
natl, Ohio,
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12
CLEVELAND MARKET

Office of NORTHERN OEJo JoRUNAL.
FRIDAY. June 11th, 1880.
Theuuotations gwen below are made from the
ruling prices at the close of the market
Thursday.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12
1880. Third Year.
1880
American Machinist.

Every one, young old, interested in me-
chanical subjects, especially all Machinists.
Engineers, Founders. Boiler Makers, Pattern.
Makers and Blacksniths. should read the
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1880-06-12

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS
i follows, until further notice.
GOING WEST.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
STATE CAPITAL NEVIS.

AN IMPORTANT RAILWAY PRoJECT-NEW LAWS.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 22.-The Capitol Com
mission to-day awarded tho following contracts Eieva-
fora Howard Iron Works, of Buffalo, for $1450O steam
heating Frederick Tudor & Co., OF New-fork, for
ss6197; wood work, Anneslcy Vint, OF Albany, for
$500
Justice Wesbrook has accepted the bond or william
H. Crenne the newlyapponted receiver OF the Roches-
fer and State Line Railroad. The bond is FOR 100000,
and IL signed by John W. Martin, of Rochester, and A.
T. Soule of Wayne County.
The folio changes will take place In the engineer
mo force of the Eastern division OF the NewYork state
canals on the lst OF July: W. Scott Lashcr, resident
engineer TO be division engineer In place OF T. Sweet
ir., resigned
Certificates OF incorporation were filed IN the secre
tary OF States Office to-day as follows; Henry b. Ham
mond Robert jenkins, Henry Stone and others
are named as directors OF the Boston, New
York and Western Railroad Company. The road
IA 10 be constructed from the line OF The Bos-
ton HoOsac Tunnel and western halfway
in schenectady and thence through the counties OF
Schenectady Montgomery, Herkmer and Oneida to the
c,v of Utica The capital is placed at $3OOOOOO Wal
ter T. Marvin. Samuel Il. Filloy, James r. Angel, H. II
Tinker aud r. NJ Hoe named aS trustees Oh tuc Mor
Of the assOc!aton s the gratutOus dispensing OF med
cine to ths deserving poor OF tue Iwehty-'liru anu
Twenty. fourth Wards Of New-York CITY. ,
rhe Govern or has signed the following bilst Amend
ing the act in relation 70 reports Dy raroau Soi
tons 10 the State Engineers and 10 ascertain by proper
nroofs the citizens who shall be entitled 10 the rRn'
~ sufFaRe In cities of 900 Inhabitants, DenB gen
eral registry for cities OF the population stated
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
THE COURTS.
IS 1T MISTAKEN IDENTIFY
A RECENT GRADUATE OF THE COLUMBIA LAW
ecuoo, cuApcvn WITH FORGERY,

IS 1T MISTAKEN IDENTIFY
RECENT GRADUATE OF THE COLUMBIA LA"
SCHOOL CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
The case of John p G.. Smith, charged with
forpery has been on trial In the Court OF General oeS
ons for several days and nctes than nn ordinary
omount Of Interest The prisoner was graduated from
the law School Of Columbia College In May. he
about tlirty-nve years OF age. Since tho begnnlng
~ the trial the young lady TO whom ho is enSEeu ~ 10
married has sat by his side. She hOldsa Rood socla
position in Port Jervs, in which place nc lVeS ner
father and several citizens OF the samo town nave also
been present and have expressed their compete conn
donce in the innocence OF the accused man. In MS open
ino Assistant DistrIct-Attorney Bell claimed thaC
the prisoner had forged the name OF AIIreu
Gilman O wealthy resident OF Port JerVis' W
100 checks on the National Bank OF Port JerVs Ior su
varying from 800 to $40, and amounting IN al !"
$4,000 It was claimed that he passed tho CHECKS Oh
merchants in this city under tue assumed names OF H.
r. Wales and N F. Green. The indictment charges tnaU
on Apri % he presented the cashiers desk OF Kidey
& Sons in Grand-st, check datcd Port JerV's April =
1890 purporng to have Deen drawn by Alren an W. W W
tie order OF John Lnngan the National Bank OF
Terys for S25. The check bears tue lndorSement ol
Ianigan, and Of Il. Is. wales. -, ,..,ou,,,, soon
idlcy's clshier testified tnat he had frequently seen
tbr prisoner In the store, and that On April 20 aO0u
O'clock a. H., the check was gwen 10 nun ny Slndn,
whom me knew as Wales. lie said that between Decein-
nor IA 1879 and March, 1880, ho had cashed Tor ne
prisoner TWEEN yfOur similar cheeks rue "nSSS n,
no oubt about the identity OF the prisoner Testimony
as TO similar iransac between other merchants anu
tho prisoner was gwen. ,,., ,,-.,,o,ooa
detaed by the witnesses FOR tho prosecution; an aiiDl
was up aud 1t was contended that IL IL n'n @
M ,nIstaken identity Several persons from Port JcrVs
tesIiied to the excellent character or the lrs0ne,.
Smith stated that had purchased articles at luey
M different times but he mad never given them chech
IN any OccasIo He denied that he ever gave the he
o Wales or Green TO any lie said that no was not ~
New.Yurk on April % after u. M, when no no
ST lrtcd for Port Jervs. whore he arrived NJ ia.
n m He was not again in New YORK until Aprll ~.
Testimony OF persons who had met him IN PORT JerVs
on his arrival on the 23J, and who had comnent@h on
his nresenrc there nt that for him, unusual hour was
given, Witnesses also accounted for the manner IT, III
which he had spent tho entire day Inc caso Will Oo
continued to-uay.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
DECISIONS-JUNg %.

Supreme Court- Chdmbcrs-BY judge Lawrence. -
Itari a the wyoming Tribe No. Of tho Improved Order
0f Red Mcn.-OTdri granted.
By Judge DOnOhuc-Iu the matter OF O2o-See mcmOrhh
Rv Judge wcstbroo&- In tho matter OF ITazeno-Moon
SDecdI Trrn-iiv Judge Van Vorst-Thc Electro Silicon
Company agt. TIask.--FindlngB signed 90. -,
By Judge Van Bruht- Kingsllnd Pgt Stokes. ctc-Ihe
cov OF suhuted contains nutc Oi the nincn
mems allowed or dlsa0ts uiTahlc 1pielllnls .,,,ou
I,v Judge Beach -HgTOSA4 Baic,lccr nnh ailnthcr-
Settled Cegg agL the AIeiican Newspaper Unon.-
S%1crior Conrt-SpcciaI Trm-JudGc Frecdmnn.-
II IIanfurd ai.-HJnd appIOv, d. star Fire
Insurance Company agt Gnlet Ct al oflrr 81 Shltutlp
uf dl8Conon'Rncc Tabor hgt
Van rosNIl -Odr granting IIu,ion. Hull ag lArhol:
OurI,l on special rncriir Murdny agt IillOrhcr or
sul tuiion. Bennett uRt. the Try Dock Fast Brmd"aY
The matter ~ ChcckIcyOrdcr appointing chaid Check
ic,, aiiin All litrin y May thycalcY. nfani, etc
9iWlu etc ngt lsclrlun Undertaking approved. Johns
a"t Giunlbrr- order o SGb4titDa. StrUOS ag; Amnycr
cnpy Hrlknap agt. Post teishmhn l%t llOuSeman no.
nryger ugt Wfstrin; Martin hgt GOardy; Cook ag Plll
I1lf act DnNiOcscurr; Carver agt Margan HamDeckcr
y judge speOsborn nst the Universal Life Insurance
COmpany.-FindnRs settled.
CgDm0n Pleas-SuCciai Term-Bv .JudGeYan Hoesen
bold, etc, agt Stevens.-Moton dcniHl 20 ,
Ndriue GOHrt-( hdntcS--l;Y justice Sheridail-
i. pln wiihn ys Ike note OF ISSUE ana mott
OF trial Jrssup M0narY; Obbmegor aVt Springhor
hotgon Rgi Oppcs Springer agt Lcucrer hOtOns giant
cd iuoircnd Agt Levy yOrdrts oi discontinue CO. DaKe
Wrdcmeycr AIT KOthe; ads Cindeld Jr Ncil agt.
fthcr: C0rstCr agt Vogcl-OrdcTs signed.
NV Chief justice shea -Ibbois1n agt Hopper-Moiion
granted. Keaney az. Joy GrIcf agt Thomas orders
By Judge sinnoFunk agt Meycrs~rhe order alrea y
entered must btlnu-
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
The water works viii cost the taxpayers of each

The water works viii cost the taxpayers VI e@cn
village about 81, 600 per year.
Ew.BpIGnToN.-The house of CIf Wheeler
near Hamilton Park, was entered by burglars early
Yesterday morning. The lower part was thorOugnIy
ransackcd while the family slept All the sllver-
ware several fine ornaments. and other valuanle
articles were among the property carried OH; ine
thieves effected an entrance through rear Wlnu9Ym
on the first floor About a week ago MT. mheefter
discharged n young domestic in his employ r ZOE
neglect OF duty 1t is thought that she may nav ave .
been implicated in the robbery. Mt. WheeIeIS ioS9
is between 5000 sd 5000.
HCJgON RIVER TOWNS.
NEW Ew-ROCHnLLz.-Colonel Kane, while nolne
through Looust-ave. on Monday afternoon, was
insensbe. and remained so for some time.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

ior Court Pnrt 1I.-fOurt opens at 10 m-NO@ @~AA'
4106 37S1, 4O77, 24009 t705. "a 464z . Doo-,a ART
GENERAL sEssioNs-PAHT i-Cowina JIno ETg0 yvsii
John p c. Smith forgery (contnued Edward Anen co,h
lam O'ricn August FaIe burgaTy CnauRc&sy & " %Tbomas
Gaiager Henry Mcman grand larceny s George HATTIE
PART I-smVt, RThe People agt Wlam nia slsTo Strand
Tbomas Maheney William Blake Francis Boyle. WlnaH
Key larceny the Patrick Muieney drs,as
Mullins grand larceny; Annlo h
larceny from the person Bammersein libel Sus'S'e
Stern peut larceny.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
ASKED TO CUT UP A LIVE BABY.

post-nortem examination yesterday at the Mort ue,
the driver of an ambulance walked into the room
Here is anothcrD 1t was found to contain the
body of a baby that had apparently died on the
way to nurse from the Founding Asylum. Upon
still breathcd family. RestOratves were mt once
applied and after an hours hard, work the sup
posed corpse was crying Justify and kicking more
man. finding the child, as he thought dead before
he reached the nurses house, had taken 1T to the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
pASSEVt,FRS ARRIVED,
FROM GLASGOW-BY sTEAM3I
NOTICE To MARINERS.
-.u.p ntfAA.N NEE NENV.XnRK

OFFICE or FHE LIGHTHOUSE NspE,r9R riIlRp DisIacT
TOIP.iSsyIlLF. y. T., June %. 1850.
Tho following namcl bnoys given on The charts ana IN me
discontinued; outer en
tracei Rnny Iark 40 Outer tenirance Bn0y i.ed no
InnD nuOv, black. horizontal stripes ne East
tnnc only used by fishing su'1cas ana 3ther % hgnt;
fpur hupyS 1.-TWO red aud TWO olackl
nj ,rsen IA positlon nro sufficient for its navigation.
j. NJ. B CIlIZ, Rear Admiral u :; M -.
Lighthouse Inspector Third Dl3trcL
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Leave of absence
for four months has granted Lieutenant Doane,
Second Cavalry Leave of absence for one year, has
been granted Lieutenant Low, Twentieth Infantry
The Mounted Recruiting Service has been directed 10
forward all available coored recruits TO San Antonio,
Texes Sergeant Stewart, Second cavalry, ana len
other officers and prVatcs VINO wcIo
ioin their companies.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Lieutenant Henry
W. sebaefer has been ordered report for duty at the
Naval Academy July L Lieutenant II. o. Rittenhonse
has been detached from the Naval Academy July /,
and plaoed on waiting ORDERS Passed Assistant En-
einerrs t. W. Robinson and O. II. Manntng have been
pIPnAh gu waiting orders.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Park ArenWe Hotel-Justice John NJ. Harlan, OF
ident the NewYok NewIayen ana He[O,I oi TdSS
IGTd Dunmoe Of Engan and Captain Cook OF the S5ea 81
ehip Gaia. en,c- foif'-GoNrnor
aud the Hon. OF COnnectcuJi
era, renve NJ Dodge Of Iowa; The Hon. robert H. ftuy
Of Abanv and ind Israel Spencer of syracuse de
R9elF. Carroll Brewster OF Phllaoeipna paris
YORK Hotet-CoOnel Napoleon BJnaparte Oh Ess
and Duncan r. Kenner Of New.Orlenns Hof;1Gn r10s
Professor A. Jacduno Of Cambridge, Aass anu f "''
Carte. of I,oudoD,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
cDp1o1rs ouARREI, OVER CATDs.

Edward Cummerford, of Bavonne City, N. j.. was
on n charge of stabblng Patrick Brandon. The two
men quarcd while playing cards in in ntH4 gu0F or
cheatiuS. In the fight that followed Cummerford
dIew large knife and stabbed Brandon in the lett
breast. 1t is believed that the injured man cannot
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
A WIFE VALUED AT $4,000.

The trial of n suit by William Remsen,
Tnnp Island cxpressman against his fathern-aw John
Uov n wealthy lquordcnlcr OF Bayonnc, NJ j., for
$40 600 damages for inducing tho plalntihs wlIe 10
leave bis home and remain away from him. was DeSuh
yesterday before Judge j. T. DAILY IN the Court OF Com
mon Pleas II all that the plaintiffs counsel outlined In
his opening speech admitted III evidence, somo queer
deyelopnents IN regard family quarrel Will be made
The defendant the counsel said only attempted 10
preyeut his daughters marriage, but wnen he learned OF
II adc the mos. persistent eff rts to break up her new
home lie compelled her to leave her husband ana hNe
with him. and IN her na:nc divorce SUIT 1hlS
sut was dismissed the father sim kept guard over
bs douvbter and would allow her 10 return to her
husband.
nc,rIbor Of Mr. Rcm-cn, at Gravrscnd. named
srucgles testified that the plnniR PROVIDED pleasant
and comfortable bone FOR hi wir, hnd that 'ho had
tod him that she Wa never happy IN her lfe ~ while
bc ,y,, living wIt lc. husband lGr met Mr.. Hay one
dav and spoke with him ahOli Mr. Rrmscn The ceiehu
at .r.,; vincnt AMI sill that could grt nj him he
woul shoot the r;s,ll for 'n1Fryu his dnrShtcr"
MrR.ins,n thr p.ant.T test fed that he married lis
wife M Nrwlrk y. j.. IN August, 1879, after au a."
,uoI,ta &c OF two yrArs. ,iked her" said Tie VIII
less ard she seemed tO litc Her father didn't
want hi4 daughter t0 nave nuY III tor' 4nu neinc.
he nor his VIC attended thu IN 'rri,lc. Lvefytnihg
msscd on llGst class. Suc was satisfied ohd SO was L.
Three months aftcrwlrd While vs. sick brr Hlo,hor
came after her aud she lr:. house. She cnmc mo
The room where wing. AMI III tears bade me g"Oh-
hyc Sa said That her mother mi~i not see hc rtflg u
Lc Euud kili hcr Her mother cleared the house ont
| nIrify we'll aud took tH" things of IN pn express
wnLou NJ wife hasn't lived v Nith mo since INN ,
Tnc testimony VIII hr continued to day. The
defendant ciama that his daughter clt hrr h'Hp''u
| So icIi1t on or Improper iuGu'cment, hnyinS h'"n
driven rom her husband by his crnrl treatment ME
Kelnscn the woman about whom the dispute IN maze
| ia nttrlctlye and ini, llscut in hprearWc' shr
Watched the proccc llngs closely, sitting beside hcr
| svmuIihZc Robertson & Rnhcrt'0n represented the
| puintli John l.. Lindsay ilIr defendant
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
ACTING ON THEIR OLD POWERS.

Asarnounced Yesterday morning. the old Board OF
Police and EXCISE in oS io M fnc
ticns The halls aud corridors OF tne Menlc'pai
building in Joralemon-st. were thronged from an an
Wond be made. Many we'll known politicians up
peared in the rooms OF the Police Board and amo9g M
then were SShD ri Il Is "e Believed that
their influence, as well as that of many of the
brooklyn Republican politicians, was brought TO
bear on Mr. Lech to induce him to 91aIify as TX
else Commissioner under the new law But Mr. Lelch
Determined to hold to his old powers OF Poice ahu
Excise Commissioners with its patIonage' anu ae
the third Commissioner and President OF the board
met and acted. ,.,, ~ N o,c1oct
bnt VI The disensson OF politicians DELAYED it until
nearly n m Chief Clerk Richards, of the Police
Department had locked up in his desk the licenses
inc. When Messrs. Pyburn and LEIGH organized
they summoned Mr. Harlow, deputy clerk, 10 10
record for them but he refused. They then passed
RESOLUTION dismissing CLERK Richards for disobed-
ence to orders, and appointed Isaac u crane III ms
place. Mr.. Crane then took the oath Oh oInce a,l.
ynroceeded to keep the minutes After appointing
Several ssrgeants and rOundsmen on Ihe ponce l0rce
and instructing the clerk to inform Superlntendent
Campbell Of thcr action Messrs Py9prn % anu Eeac nt
Adjourned The superintendent said he should act
under the orders of the two Commissioners, as ne
had received no instructions with reference 10
change. oor,,,ortod
upon. Controller Stenmetz said that unless Mr.
Leich qualified for his new office by TINS morning
it would be considered that he didn't want II, anu
another Commissioner of Excise wOuio DC ap-
bointed He gave Auditor zimmerman notice TO
meet with him at 10 O'clock for this purpose III. In
the FIRE Department yesterday jacob Worth tn the ne
new Commissioner, appeared aud nied MS Donu of f
GOO 900 with two sureties. In the absence OF
MaSor Howell the bond Is not yet aPPTpyed'w pSS wors
s,estcrdav afternoon dismissed about forty of the
smployes in the department with the design of re-
ducinS the force. He appointed ex-AssemDlyma
Iindsly head OF the Department of Streets IN me
Mace of James McGerrv, and ex-AssemblymaIn
Eeorre Wren as Railroad Inspector to succeed E, d.
Elaun.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
HOW THE ADELAIDE WAS CRUSHED.

John A. Pease, master Of the steamboat Grand
Republic, yesterday filed with the United States
Local Inspectors Of Steam Vessels report regard;
ing the collision between tnat vessel ana the
steamer Adelaide. by which the latter was sunk. on
Saturday evening last. In part he says
We gave her two whistles, but received no answer
When we got 10 Canal.st noticed that the Ade nde
had changed her course slightly toward us gave her
two more Whistles, which she did not answrr, nu' con-
timed f. sheer more out into tie river Seeing b1ho
danger thought IL best TO stop ana reverse our en-
eInps We blew an alarm whistle, which tic Auclhllo
answered by one whistle. She then across our DOW
Our bnat was nearly still In the water, out ne nOouuu
carried us up struck the Adelaide just forward
the wheel. 49,, -, .-.o. IL
laide was received later in the day and was In part
as follows:
While the two steamers were approaching each otner
blew one whistle Indicating that the Adelaide Wnuu
mass TO the right, ThereupOn the Grand RepuoIc re-
nird with two VIII slos AT that time the relative posi-
lion of the two steamers such as TO ake II nlpOh-
sble for the OF tho Adelaide TO be altered having
nut her wheel aport after blowing the first whistle
answered the GraGd Republic by one Will i!e dcdthg
that the Adelaide would her course the Grand Kc.
public answered with two whistles then rang one Del
TO slow the gnc which done, aud seelug oanReI
Of collision by slowing. determined TO escape ~ n
going ahead at full speed rau tie Jingle De auu iull
speed was made, when tho Grand public slrneR ,ne s
Adelaide on the port sdc about thirty feet FORWARD VI
the wheel, crushing in her DIlI.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
PASSENGERS FOB EUROPE.

The list of passengers who will sail To-Day
for Havre on the French Line steamship Canada S,so
the passengers who sailed for Liverpool yesterday DS
the Wisconsin, OF the Guion Line. are given Delo"'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
from New-York, shifted her cargo sne o1poi''-S
weather and her bulvarks are damaged -. ~
Tor Lat,r snfp Nescs n sns. sss EfsA Psga
fAnnouncemenrs

fAnnouncemenrs 70
Afew reasons why the club Punch bas m.ts,cs na1s
having and win continue 70 none buf s
Srhest Grades OF lemons lines are used ana :"
rissd sgar Tt ready nc all tines equn.L
not or cold climate ana or
Tiltcrd AcKer Merrail conGit, and all groceis ss
AL Mr. A. RANcRoFr. 1873 So. 0xford-sf.s
roobyn for bis opinsn Of Holman absorpon ~
for chs fever AJAX Of the fxD -
disease deadly drugs whose nves nosAAA = - "a.
saved At all druggsss
Bathing In hot weather is incomplete WIN.
out PYLRs's o SOAR.
WHY GRADUALLY BECOME bLIIn bLInD -r., sn
From ths eects Of granulated and ina0ed eyenas
unfahng remedy at handf TnAt Icmssy seox 916
LOTION All druggists keep IL Ffice 20 eoAs~
Pearlst lt> f.tl. Z
WrSoBrsrER's HYPopHospRrrEs
VIII eure Consumptou Coughs Bronehits Deonitys 20
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

A TAKE Down FOR SMUDGE.-Clergyman
"a charming landscape sr1 Palnler It's very , kIu m
afraid It's not hall to the thing tsef|
Clergyman ar was referring 10 the OrISlnal-lFun'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
NEW prrMPING-GROUND AT SEA.

Tbe special committee of the Pilot Commission
era appointed to select dumpiDg-ground for the
General refuse OF TIE city reported to the Board
Yesterday, that they selected a dumping-grou on
Channel. aud two miles north OF the whistling buoy
in Gedneys Channel. This place will not interfere
with the channels nor affect the hotels az GSney SS
rnmmodcre Ciits Lighthouse Inspector, has been
reouested TO anchor q buoy marking the dumping
snrrarnd In answer to O communication from the
Ro"t Commissiopers asking whether dredgings may
Be dumped at this place the h o sta's s
tnas ina, Iad ens w;rbin three miles of shore.
A Complaint was received from the Manhattan
Beach Railroad Company that ashes were thrown
Daosrhoard from the steamer Idewild on Monday
v;ebt' while living at the pier at Bay Ridge and that
The offence had been committed repeatedly on pre-
vious occasions. The officers OF the boat nave Decn
snmmoned 10 answer on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
MIR[NE NTELLLGEYOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAr
Ga, ,,... 4.n0 Sun ses. 7:34 Clock fast. 2n OBS
HInnn S:i3 Noon souhs O43 Moons days. 16
"' '' JJ,jU WATER TO-DAY a. ~ ooo
Sandy HOOK. Sl5 Cos Island S3l teu AV'%o
wATEP rO.DAr-t ".
Sandy Hook. BAL Gov. Island. SoI "" oA'o ' A0'S'
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srpRrHE CoURr-CH Wethr1ok I-:,oIrt oD,n' At
IG:9o A. IN. calendar called Mus ~. H. D. IL
~ 81 A. o. 90. G5 Co. 1J 81, 80 lOI III. Ca commences
a 40 10.
SPECIAL TERM-DonOhue J.-COurt opens at 1890 n. m.
Demulrer.-,NO. lS2. Law and FaCt.-NO+ Az %, 685
GO Gsl G9j 702 7V 7Ob 700 7lS 1872 5UD 4S3 jlO
05S 4sj Bll 7Ul 69 2jS GS3 3d. CO., G2G, 537 B11
OGG 7O7, III. 7l2 6jB 657, II |.
ClacUIrPAEr I-MlaTreace Law Coq[t opens a. 1899 a An M
9s3 y, 2667 467 2Gll 2il l2C4 lSl4, $780, Ssh 33Ij
1855, 1909. 1888. 227. $751; 420 - -
PAkr I-Van Worst J-Coprt oDens at 40 1880 m-Case
PAIR III-Beach, J-Conrt opens az 1880 H. m.-Nos.
oooJ 20 10 l2i1 1862 1928 lO4l lS40 l. 1885, 2230 1885,
1915 90 S54 lG2l2 1884, 1882 lUi3 i04i $780, 1913,
ispERoI CoURr-sPRcIAL TERM-Freedman J-Court opens
rrIII TKRM-PA I-Sedgwlck JCUurt opens at IL
-rase on Hunt agt. Lawless No day calendar.
speir, J-COurt Opens az IL q. m.-NoS. 401.
76H 1883 COG. 74l, 1877, ga. 1jt. 206.
CobfMoS PLEAs-SPkCIAl Tkhh-Nan Loosen, J.-Court
opeDg at IL a. m-NO dav calendar >,
ISoITY TKkN-Van Brunt, J-Conrt opens at III q. M
No day calendar. -, - 49,. -, q,
a m Case on, No 2Al2-Tweedy agt, the New and
GaTiom Railroad Company. No day calendar.
PART III, +. DAILY, J.-C0urt opens Al II n. m-Noe
ol1s 1872 222O CAL 2606. 1887, 26DS 20 200O, 260l,
5S02 2GL2 2BUl 2605. 2B0d 26O1 26S 26V0 26lU 26l
58I5 2Gi3 26ll 26l5 20l6 26l7 23ls 20O 262O, 262
1Sal 2Sl3 2824 2025 252J 212 2G25 2d20, $3.50 263l
oSS 9S58 2G3I 1885 2624, 2B37 2339 2g9O. 2640 264
9C33 264 264O 2G46, 2D47 20As 2046, $780, POOL
MIIrsE couar-TRlLL TunnpAar I-sinnOt j. In suDer
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23
THE ELEVATED ROAD IN BROOKLYN.

II has been rumored for several days that the
vnra in nm embarrassed condition. The contractors
for the work it said had refused ebG not to go
ceved any wages for several weeks.
inquiries concerning tho truth Of these reports
were made yesterday at the office OF tho company
et No az Wall-st w s. Wilson. the secretary,
aid III in reply that although operations were at
present suspended, the condition OF the road T Tns
30 per cent better than it was year ago. lie Iie
Wa .s soon as more Of their bonds could be placed
Negotiations were now being made y wth tn SsYerIdI several
bnnd aud II was expected to complete the sale
w,tb;n few weeks. The contractors for the iron
workthe Pqssac Rolling M Coz Company OF r2Sr
sUn ,a "h In nerfect accord with the company. and
were anxious to resume as soon as ARRANGEMENTS
sonid be completed. As for the employees, they
were reoularly paid every two weeks; the las1
nav roll was made out June 3.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-23

bedding. wearing apparel, etc. A child fifteen
months of age, son OF Mr.. Smith. perished In the
aames The remains were recovered last evening dr
and his wife had gone to neighborng farmers
to pick peas, leaving the house N charge OF TWO
small children. The igin of the fire Is unknown