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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

a connects for FsGnyllr, IypehhurE, -li al
points in Ihe Southwest.
e connects for Milton, sc.
& connects fOr AsheSi.ie aud 81 points ln Wet
North Carolina.
u connects for Macon and an points ia 5oaia SOC.
Georgia,
r connects cor ia kson, .iie and an polnl ia 20
rids.
q CONNECTS FOR Macon and 81 points pa ssu'AW-d
Georgia. sGd Chattanoosa, |"ahflI", hrhpaa' a--
ali Toxns points.
G consects for Selma, N.r!lian, Jackson, '2d
Nicksburs.
Trains from the abOye-usmCd points Ffrir ~
RfchmOnd st4:i3P. ", $50 A. M.Aud Rs. 1l' ID
Trzlus on Nortn Carolina division mako ''n., p
ton ~ Godsboro' win HE ". 4 ". Il. T.. l1 t.t
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawiug-ruohn an3 'fcr'ns A.
ritn through ON Train No. A. from New lofh tl'
Richmond Ia Atlanta, Ca, on Train 10. AZ rom
Richmond 10 Ddnyile.
4 passenger coach will be attached tp train har.
ing Richmond al 4:55 i. VI. arriving at thuH ~
=. VI. daily (except SundaNl; and tcuruirs hi's
Cbuls at 6:l0 4. ", arriving AZ Richmond ~-4J
| A. VI. daily (eNct pi Monday.
Tickets sold TO oil points sOuth, sphihtEN WI
south west, and baggage checked through
No lay-oyer checks given on LEGAL tcke,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. n. X. TALCOTT. General -uusTinttflthl,
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AUCTION sALrs-Pusure paws.
BY r.. n. Chafriu n co.,
Resi- Estate Agents and AuctIoneers,
No. north Tenth street. Richmond, We.
VERY VALUABLE WATERFRONT
AND
WHARF PROPERTY.
FRONTING 500 FEET ON JAMES RIVER,
AND
EXTENDING BACK TO MAIN OR LESTER
STREET,
AND FRONTING THEREON $50 FEET,
AT AUCTION.

We will sell at auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1890,
nj AZ o'clock =. ST.. the VERY VALUABLE Pro
PERIY above described. fronting on james river
$50 feet land having the same front on Main street,
including a GOOD WHARF on thu river 'front.'
Being so near the Chesapeake and ohio wlhrVss'
fronting on deep water, snd so well i0czteh TOT
storing and handling cotton aud grain, make IBIS
property very valuable. and this sale offers hne
opportunity for capitalists to make paying Invest
ment.
TERMS: Very liberal. say one fourth cash bal,
ance IN one, two, three, four and i've years, win
per e. nj. Interest. II. b. CHAFFIN Il CO.,
oc "a AuciisneeIs.
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BY II. l.. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aueslonters,
lIO9 Main street.
GALE BY AUCTION OF FARM OF
SONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN ACREs
ABOUT skvEN MILES nR0s hi H,T gV ~,
vwii fl AxsgJTRC ROADS, WITH A SMALL
FRAMED HOUSE THEREoN.-We VIII sell "a
freuI OF Hsnrico county courthouse on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1850,
tcourt-eayJ at ~ O'Clock ~, the PROPERTY
The owner. being determined TO dispose OF tnis
property, will sell ut 4 great sacrince oo
90 az Auciioncers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

V,HE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
l. LIFE-TNSURANCE COMPANY
respectfully invites attention to lhe following
FACTS:
!. Being PURELY MUTUAL tits profits being d.
yided among It's poll 10Y hOIdersl 1t offers insurance
az exact cost
q Having larger percentage of surplus ard pay
ing larger average dividends Il FURNISHES safer in
suranee at less cost than any OF he Leading compa-
nLes.
Policies issued upon all approved plans which
have stood the test Of time.
For further information address
JOHN b. CARY, State Agent,
1918 Main street. Richmond Va.
DIR. J. 8. d. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
oc b cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-30

sIcpuosp, rnTD's a POTOMAC =. g"
RICHMOND. Va, November T. io'',
CONVINCING NOVEMBER ;, l'''
I ! trains on this road wi rss a, ioAo"''
uOKTH BOUND. 49,. Al, Isx.
aIoA NJ. lssyas Byrd-slrcet station "a "a
OIL" cent Sundaysl; due Al " 80 NJ.
l:1O T.. VI. BAltimorv, i,rk
Phil.dslphiA, 0:5C L. h'' NS"
1000 4. ~ .,... t.ry. dus
''"' -" AZ WsshinCon. 9:25 z. n
Il:25P a.: PhilstePHa' y ~ 80
New York, 6:45 A. VI. .nS Nr
..oo y A.. ACCOMMODATION 1hNA EE,ugs
Nv" Jnnctios. leaves Broad sIee' vs.
d.Iiv lescsri 0nr lays.
SOUTH BOUND .,.,,,, aai.g
,c.txpM arrives a. ByTr-Street ssssIH- NDrk
A"'A' 'fsxcant Sundaysl. Leaves ~" a
sis a, NJ; Phisielpoa' lin.
Nj: baltimore, $50 L. NJ
top SEQ y. VI. -, ...,,,,, asily,
,r.aoA NJ srrlyes 81 Byrd-Sirest 500 a. phil.
iA'fV ~ "'' caves New York, 1000 T. np,im1rt,
sdslnSia, ll0 4. Ne .bNN'aa NJ
aSs A. "; Washinyton, ~ .s,,es
s..sA A.. kCCoMMODArl0N rRAinS 's,osgI
Gao ~ "' AT Broad-Slreet station NY ,fos'
sandsysh G; a; riese. AgsaI
EFT n, MYERS. seHersl ,-s''"-'-,..-
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NEW FALL STYLES 3
FURSirURE. n

New and elegant styles .
CHAMBER FURNITURE.
PARLOR SUITS, ,,..
10 Hair. Cloth, Reps, Raw SILK, satin Deiaihes'
Psush, and other eiegsst goods.
/ arge assortment OF low-priced
CHAMBER SUITS,
DfNING-ROOM FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES, &c.
Examine my STOCK. and You WI, naM So"u' '"
anil ANY enc. SAMUEL w. HAkWOoi',.
"a 2I.eod Governor street, klchinonos
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHSsrkAHEi
RAILROAD. !

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND hkSihAhAi
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAXING EFFECT AUGUST l., lte''
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 +. n. Leave Richmond daily leNc.pt su ~
dsyD. connecting At West fth, q
TUESDAY, THURsDAl. and At
URDAY with steamers Tor at ~
ings GU the York river aud ~ b4'"'
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS
800 A. VI. Leave Richmond dally leN',p. .
1918 a. II. day, connecting At West loiaatn ~
stezners for Baltimore oH MDNDAl'
Tuesday. WEDNEs y,
THURSDAY, and SAT- kDAl
with STEAMERS for New lurL oi
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, Ahd
FRIDAY: with Steamer. &c tt.''t
dence and Boston on II h.DAl al
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
IOOe A. NJ. Arrive al Richmond daily ieWri!!
Sunday, connecting A. Nr''
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ald 80
URDAY with steamers ii'" Dana
more.
THROUGH WRIGHT TRAINS. ,..,t
$50 +. Nj Arrive At Richmond HA,y - ~
6.35 T., NJ sunday, connecting A. Nut
with stcAmSrs from kt.um"l'' W
lsrk. Prov lderse. aus H"si"H' -,
No transfer OF freight AZ Riclsnos. ~ a .i,ria
southern points. Cars run through 'e'N'
Careful handbag AID dispatch, With lo"es' ''''
guaranteed. 81, ...,t..e r.les,
issued 70 all northern asd wee err p0'n.7' ,..y.
For II formation, apply At once OK -. a..
Txsaty-tbirs aud Dock streets, Richp hl. -,
an IA ". r. OtGLA>. >ui- ..'--
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BY Frank y. Hill 4 co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneeys,
No.llOS Main street

J. THOMPSON BaowS, Auc,iontcr. oc
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
4 DIsGuSTED MINISTER.

In reply 10 the open letter of the Rev. DR.. Henry
j. Van Dyke. of January 3, the Rev. Dr. Samuel J..
Spear who was counsel for Mr. Tanage at the trial.
defends himself the charge of glrbliug tcst-
rnony. The Rev. DR.. Van Dyke charged that Dr.
Spear had garblcd the testimony of Mr.. Pearsal IN
order to convict DR.. Van Dyke OF dishonesty and to
misreprescnt an argument which he moi able 10
answer In his speech before the Brooklyn Presby-
tcry Dr. Van Dyke gave the testimony of Nr Pear
sail and Dr. Spear his printed speech said
that Dr. Van Dyke had paid almost no attention to
the tes limony Tor the defence aud that he had not
clearly all parts" of tho story Odby Mr.. Pear
sail In proof of the correctness of this statement
Dr. Spear compares the test lmony which Dr. Van
Dyke prOcsscd To- give as that ot Nr. PearsdH win
that gwen by the two steDogfnphc reports taken
during The tnal. one OF these ~ the Official rc-
port OF the Presbytery. }etwccn these reports there
are he admits. shght differences, but they do not
affect materially the character oi the evidence.
Dr. Spear says; No matter hich OF these rec
ords We take ~ the more correct, my statement
about DR.. Van d. ykcs omission To quote what MI.
Pcar.al said 10 Or. Tamage about renting the pews
il fully confirmed. What said Is that DR.. Van
Dyke by Strange mishap OF ulnd, lalItd 10 see
the nirittcd passage. and that by reason ot this
omission he had not fully and fairly presented the
testimony OF Mr.. Psarsall; and now repeat both
In regard To the charge OF garbng the tcsti-
mouy DT. Spear says
Dr. Van Dyke would do well TO remember that the
falsehoOd which he II ready inpute TO DR. Ialmage
Il. according to the Judgment 0i the Picsoytery OF
Brooklyn aud that of The synod OF Long Island simply
a yllc SANDER
After further defending himself from DR.. Van
Dykes charge by showing that the meaning was
not affected by the words which he omitted, Dr.
Spear concludes ~ follows:
No one can more thoroughly dlsgusted than my
self with this continued agitation OF the IalmaRo cnse
II has literally become nuisance In the church ANA
of Tho best thing for al parties and All inter
ess 10 drop the subject and let entirely alone VINO
ever pursues u different policy Will do 10 his
damage. The church ana the whole country have had
more than enough NJ this prohtesS controversy, aud
whnt DO IA most desire now Is tuscc the eud Of
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06

dav to 4 TRIBUNE reporter, that when Kug1ler was
brought there the interior of his mouth and thr2ae
was white as if scorched by the recent contact WIN
strong acids and that he had nearly lost MS voice
i'm consequence Of this inflammation.
DR.. NJ. b. Feeney, of Bellevue Hospital; the amDu-
lance surgeon who refused to take kughler oecausS
he thonght 1t case of simple drunkenness stated
posiyely that he gave Kughler nothing to take In
ternaly only holding to his nostrils cioth satu, o
rated with ammonia. Sergeant hnlght ol 'ao to
Eighth Precinct said that nothing was given 10
Knehler to drink while at the statiOn-house except
glass of water. William Slmmis, of Fulton ana ana
heen for nearly two years said that he never knew
Kagher to have fits or to drink except on the day In
question, when he had friend visiting hlp tl anq
took several glasses of sherry. He added that
KughIer had been in i'll health for long time, ana
was regarded as n trust worthy man.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
PROOFS OF ALLEGED INSANITY.

Since his release from the lunatic asylum on writ
of habeas corpus :. i. Hgenbotam, of jersey CITY,
says his confinement was the result OF conspiracy
on the part of his wife and friends. friend of Mrs.
Higenbotam stated Yesterday to n TRIBUNE reporter
that the wife claims that her husband was confined
IN legal way. The evidences OF his insanity. she
SAYS are TO be found IN the papers used IN the pro-
ceedings aud are numerous. Last Summer, after
returning from Europe, Mr.. HigenbOtam on one oc-
casion asked hs wife to pray tor one whose mind
was wandering" lie was found lyng III chicken
var1 AZ one time and at another wandering about n
field m his stocking feet On occasion he broke
n wine bottle over his sons head When living at
Grave End he one night drove his wife from the
honsc aud forced to sleep in n barn. Mrs. Hig-
enbOtam says very poor, and that her husband
,e,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

TAKING Mr.. YANDERBILTS OPTION
A DECISION YESTERDAY TO TAKE THE REMAINING
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES OF NEW
YORK CENTRAL.
When William II. Vanderbilt in November sold
10 the Wabash syndicate 100000 shares OF New
York Central stock, he gave an option lot
n mart of the stock OF the full amount
15O 600 shares were sold outright, and the re-
moinder was covered by option at the same price
and on the same terms. This option VIII expire on
January TO- the date Of maturity OF the secOho pay
ment. No doubt was expressed at the tihe
of the sale by prominent members OF the syn
dicate that the option would be taken. a meeilhe
of the syndicate was held yesterday at the Office OF
Drexcl Morgan & Co. The following were present.
making up nearly the whole membership of the syn
dicate j. S. Morgan, of London, j. Plerpont Morgan
August Belmont, l.. Won Hoffman. George Bliss, of
Morton. Bliss & Co.. Jay Could Ex-Governor Nor
gan. Russell Sage, William Il. Scott, Scion Hum
pbreys and Charles Woersholfer IL was decided,
after A brief congcrsation, that the syndicate
sbould take the 100000 shares of stock for
which it held Mr.. Yanderbt's option. There
was no dissent from this decision on the
mart of any of tho members. The same
committee composed Of }. Pierpont Morgan and
L. Won Hoffman, to which was gwen charge OF the
stock was authorized 10 secure the fuli1lnent OF te
privilege. The committee VIII inform Alr. Wander
Bit before ihe expiration of the option that the
stock will he taken -.
At the meeting Yesterday account of the stock
sold by the syndicate was made it Is doubt
ful if any has yet been sold. Arrangements
for the marketing of the shares are
now in progress, and part OF the
stock already taken has been sent 10 Europe IN
anticipation Of its sale. Before any shares viii be
offered m Europe, however. the favorable action
of the London stock Exchange will be secured.
All these things take timc," prominent mem
Der OF the syndicate said Yesterday, and besides
we do not think the present time favorable
for Offering the stock. We have the utmost
confidence, however, in the success OF the
syndicate The stock will be scattered. believe,
i'm small lots all over Europe. Ghc result Will be
of great advantage, not only 10 Mr.. vanderbilt
and the Central Road, but 10 AL Of u.s.
The payments for the 100000 shares OF stock
taken under the option will be made in lnstalments,
which will be continued after the payment Of the
original amount shall have been completed: One OF
the immediate rcsI of the taking of the full amount
of stock will he the election of scion Humphreys 10
the directory of the Central Road. j. Iierpont
Noreon and C. w. Field were elected immediately
afcr the sale IN November. The election OF Mr..
Humphreys was made a condition of the taking OF
the Outioual stock.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
MIR. pARNELL,s SATISFACTION.

Numerous callers presented themselves at the
g1ssAvs HOTEL yesterday morning. to congrat-
ulate Mr.. ParneIl on his success OF the pgecedng
evening lie expresses himself much pleased with
his experience tlus far in the United States. tel
egram. received from Virginia CITY, Nov, announced
noor OF Ireland. The proceeds of the Madison
Sauare Garden meeting are reported TO amount TO
between 50, 800 and $4,000. 10 s proposed to es-
tablish a central committee in Ncw-York, which
will receive gifts from all parts of the country To-
day mt noon, the Veteran Corps OF the 60th Regi-
mcnt will present an address to Mr.. Parnell at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
BAD EFFECTS or AN UYKYOWN DRINK.

John III. Kughler, age about thirty, patient IN St.
Yincents Hospital. made public statement yestcr-
day TO the effect that OH the night of December 27
he became unconscious from the effects of fit and
nervous convulsions; and being taken to the Eighth
Precinct Station-bouse was there rega ed as in
toxlcated refused conveyance to Bellevue Hospital
by an ambulance surgeon who had been sent for
and was given dose of medicine, whethoi by the
doctor or some else he cannot positively state,
that ch0ked him. and az he claims burned all the
skin from his mouth and throat. He states pOsit-
Iyely that he had been drinking NO intoxicating
liquor.
DR. Burke, of st. Vincenfs Hospital. said yester-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
Or THE WORLD WORLDLY

OF THE WORLD WORLDLY.-(Scene, the en-
trhnce-ni II Ol Sir GOrgus Mdas's London resdcnce.l
Mlnma-"Eyin, my love. we're well out Of ths What
a gang. Wnere shall 20 nCXtP Daughter" To
Lady oscar Tabops, mamma" Mamma" She suubs
one so really can't bear It Let so TO Mrs Pom
sOnby dc TomkJnss It's just select Except for the
host and hoslessl. and quite as amusing" Daughter
"BGi Mrs Tomkyns snuDs one worse tnan Lady Oscar,
mamma" Mammn-"POOh, ny Lowell who cares tor the
snubs OF a Mrs. POnsOnb, dc lOnilyns should like to
know. - OuS she's clever enough to get right
people j"--tPunoh.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
posTpoN,NG THE GENITAL SYSTEM

A committee OF the grain trade conferred with
the Board Of Managers OF the Produce Exchange
Yesterday and the latter recommended II postpone
ment OF The adoption of the Genital system until
necessary National and State legislation can be OBJ
tanned and the principal commercial exchanges
agree upon IA time for its simultaneous adoption
ballot Oh the question of postpOnement will take
Mace Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
THE BrRfAL OF COUNT JOANNEs.

The brief service of the Episcopal Church was
read yesterday morning over the body of Count
Joaunes, at the Church of the Transfguraton, in
East Twenty y-ninth-st., by the Rev. Dr.. HouGhtOn.
the pastor. The friends were few. The coffin bore
the usual inscription of name and dates. and was
decorated with flowers. Miss AvOnia Fairbanks,
the pupil Of the Count was the chief mourner, and
the only one who showed emotion during the ser
vice Tie body was taken TO Maple Grove Gene
tarv far lntprmeDt.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
HOME NEWS.
ppoMINENr ARRIYALs.

Rreroort House-The Hon. William NJ Evarts, sec
retarV of state Fffth Avenue Hsel-sena Vt HenIy %
Anthony Rhode Island Representatives A. ai Srhgs "
Hasner o. A. ana Titan j. cofey and William L. sG1S YSn
ST Nicholas H0st-Con FRESHMAN yvn
Wait OF Connecticut .Stvevdnt Hose-Tne non TViui
bus Dean9 Of Ohio and General Ben%e% % Of Philadelphia
and John c. Gault Of st. Louis ar1 1ssJe stager
and J. H. McVicker of chicago and charles H. iavo aS.
United States Consul at Canton CHINA
rho Rev DIR Colt Of Concord, ". H....Grdnd no,eI1hS'
nesrin Chief W. H. shock u s. foan xilj,am a.
General n Michler, II. 8. A......hstor House-w ~ ~;
Fargo Of Buffalo,. Clarendon Hoht-John Ne"ei' VI
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
NEVER FAILS
RiDWiTS SiRSiPiRILLIil RESOLVElT,

composed OF ingredients ~ extra primary medical
properties e-seui Al purify, heal repair 1ui nv sate ne
broken And wasted body OF ICk pLl AsAAI SAFE,
aud PERMANENT Ia its Treatment aud cure.
sound nesh aud healthy ibre haFI ias.cle ars
made FROM pure blood
smarter by what the complaint De designated.
whether be ~CToiul Consumption, syphilis Ulcers, sores,
Tunor-. Boi-. y=peas or SAT- Rheum diseases ~ tho
kidneys Blgt ler Womb. skin. ifvsr stomach or
Bowels either chronic or constitutional ihe yius % the us
ease the BLOOD which supplies The waste AMI builds
these and wasted sues O the srstcm TX
ho blood unhealthy. the process OF repar must be un
sound.
The SarsnpariIIinu Resolvent not only compsnsl,ns
remedy the harmonious action OF each OF thee
gans establishes throughout The entire system functional
harmony and supplies the blood vessels With pure AMI
life The -kin after Few days use et
the Sarsaparian becomes clear ana beautiful Pimpes.
Rotches Back spots. and SKIN Eruptious remOvedy
sores and Ulcers s0ln cured Persons suffering from r1t
MIA OF the Eyes, Mouth, hirs, LegL
Throat and Glands that have accumulic and M etler
om mercury, or from tire u-e ~ orros
ne Sbfmcts reg cnre II the srsap lruau ~
continued sufficient time 90 make its impression Oh ths
system PRICE 81 FER BOTTLE
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06

Company '' ~'e"so
"A messenger was semitic the bank with the chech ss
the teller SAID that IL was good. Later payment oss
reused Tie ease went TO court, and on the ann..'
Chief Justice Daily and Judge Larremore concur IN ~
opinion written by Judge j. r. DAILY and handed das 40
yesterday that the bank pay ON the erouud sbs
not having given notice the that ma y,ss
stopped 10 was estopped from selling up 10 efsn
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
THE COST OFN0rSTATING / FACT

A check for 1854 80 was drawn one year
ago to-day by the Commercial National Bank Of Chicago
on the Bank Of NewNoIk the order OF Writ Dexter
The check lost hut before payment could he stopped
the cheek certified. On March 3, Henry Clcws Co
received in payment OF United states bonds sold
stranger this check which had been raised 70 S2545,
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
AvERY DrrrERENr MArrrR-soutnerr -,

(staying at Highland castle - Thank you 80 mueh ~
nw-wsaily enjoy your music. think OF having a nina,
at my own place." Sandy. the piper" Az far Kin ~ .
piper would your lordship be needin' I" Lord" Or
certainly, good piper like yourself Sandy" sandy
(suitiDg)-"Och IDteetl Ye might easily I'm, a lord
ike your ordship, but t's easy 20 nn pines
like me whatever ~ Punch. ~"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06

CTRICTCRE, Impotence and Diseases of ths
- Generauye Orns ricslly snl sp-s w cIrst Holss3
o snd5 u. HENRY ADASIELS, N. tsDsNnatiiW
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
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MARINE IN1hLLiG EyCE,
MINIATURE ALaAyAc.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
suD rfses.... 7;20 sun sets 41S Clock fast
rises. 1881 Noon soaths. 647 Moens aga fsy. "a
afsH wATEn r0-DAf-A.M
sandy HOOK. 146 Gov Island 219, Hell Gate .. x0a
EtdH wArsR ro-Dsr-P.M
sandy Hook. 2lb Gov. Island. 244 Hell Glts Am
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
LONG ISLAND.

FRrEPoRT.-Bergen Smith who in affray with
Melville smith his cousin, New Years evening at
Wrights Hotel, FTeeport cut the latter tour times
with clasp knife was yesterday arraigned before
the grand jury "A charge of assault with intent TO
kill The wounded man IS not yet considered out of
danger
ROCKAwAY.--A large force of workmen is now en-
gagged in clearing the ground for the erection of the
hotel on Rockaway Beach. lhe contractors In the
course of week will put on force of 800 carpen-
ters in order 10 have the bnilding completed for the
haven and Rockaway Beach Railroad across Ja-
maica Bay Is about completed, and the grading as
far as Moodhayen.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
LAnouncements.J

A wOman's beauty Is never lost
So long as her sweet smiles Tcmainf-
So long ~ cleam her tech lye frost.
And her soft lip the ruby stains
And SoLODOSI. with magic power.
BestOws her IN priceless dover.
Do You WANT Your CoNsU RTIOS CURED7
II 80 PHLLlP- PAATABLE COD vRg In combination
with NtTRTfNR. Beat remedy for con CHS colds ana
lung troubles. All drug ss Depot PlattsL. Sew York
WNCTTEsrER's HYPOPHOsPHrr2
VIII cure Consumption, Coughs. BrOnrh DE HhtY <d
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPIETON.-JOhn l. Ltzderger and wife, who were
80 severely beaten in their saloon at StGpctOn by
Joseph johnson aud John McCannery. were IN suct
n condition as TO he unable to appear yesterday n
Justice McCGllougfs court, where 1t was expected
the examination of their assailants would take place
Both johnson and McCannery,also failed to appear
and Justice Mccullough declared their bonds OF
$500 each forfeited.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
r. r. r.
Railways Ready Relief
ne CHEAPEST AND REST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
USE IN THE WORLp.

USE IN THE wORLp.
ONE 90 CEN T. BOT TIE
WILL, CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS pt EPL.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONb
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MEp
IClNES OR MEDICAL AIIENDANct. -. . =.
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTtHN ALLY &C
CORDING TO DlRECTlONs-PAIN. FROM MHAlENEB
CAUSE. CEASES 20 EXIST
In al where pain u discomfort ~ , ~ ,i
Bilious Cole Inflammation 0f the .m.ss
stomach. Lungs Liver Kidneys, or With traup Qns
and Ague with Neuralgia Headache, Tie DporfA, ipls
ache Earache. with Gumbago Pain IN the BlcA or thr
atsn or with D!ar hma Cholera M0rhus, Oi Dssenietf W
with Burns Scads, Bruises. Chiibains frost tilt. "
with CrsnpS spasns. the apnhetnon ni nAs 49,.
WAYS READY RELIEF will cufeyOd OF tAewotsi Oi Nese
complaints a hours
New-York tribune., 1880-01-06
NEWARK.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS

MOUNT VERNON.-The Supervisors of Westches
ter County resumed their labors at White Plains
YESTERDAY, when delegation appointed by the
Citizens Association o; Mount Vernon presented an
earnest petition in regard to tho appointment of
commission to Law out rapid transit railroad TOute
between Mount Vernon and WoOdlawn Heights to
connect with the city lines of rapid transit.
CROTON FNIs.-WOrk has been resumed in the
old iron mine the farm of Benjamin McCollum,
near Crotou Fails.