davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-10-01

tho Government 40 admirably arranged tint
II will bo for tho benefit nf tho country II ITO
financial legislation shall DO naitatcsl. Onc Ut
The first dulles confronting Congress will bc
10 tass law ,nnlslng 1t treason, punishable
wifi, ,lrnsl'. to assanlt the President Of The
Unltph States will, tntc,ft to kill. No pnrtE-
san bins can erter !nto aslcn n question. All
other pressing question. the consideration
of which has BEEN llurrlutl on by tho
recent assassination, will bo such n reform
Of tho civil service as allatl assure d fixed
tonttra oi plncu tn tho minor officers of tho
Gnvernmert, nni thus retnoyo one 1T tito
clitef temptations 10 tho ofl1cc-brokers
and ono Of the principal proyocntiotts
10 the bitterness OF strife brtween
contendtng politlcat factions. 1t1nny bo rea-
so,ably expected that Il project Of c!yfI.sory-
Ice reform will find atiyocatcs and 0p1N,-
i1rnts In buth nnrtIcs and hence this q,.es.
t!on will not call fur n strict maintenance Of
party lines. 4 tl1r4l question. tho settle
nent OF which should no longer bo de-
ferrctl, Is to determine the manner fl which
tho President shall bo chosen, ntld how the
Electoral vote shall bc counted X tho present
system be retained. Tile discussion anil final
settlement of tlIls problem will require
stnteslnnnsllfn Of HIGH order: a'll, III view
of the ftct that there will not be another
Presidential election for three years, pull
tctans Of eyery complexion ean better afford
10 dismiss every consideration Of party nl-.
vantage thnn to inYolyc tho Presidential
issue In confusion and uncertainty. Tho
subject Of National supervision Of tho rail-
roatt system IN the interests Of the pcoplo,
, 1881-10-01

THE Telegraph system Inns made but little
heasiwuy iu China, but Its growth In Japan has
been very rapd. It WAS introduced In 1871, and
ut tho beginning Of last yoar comprised 0o10
miles nt limo aud 9,3a6 miles Of wire. During
last year the total numbur of teioHrataa reached
l':1ss.7';s, Of TS$oh about III per esnt Woro !n
Japanese, Including the lyu submarine GablDs,
tho total receipts wero El0S.'tsl aud tho expcnd-
itures fl0l,074. 1t was tho Estt year when tho
llnea returned al exoesa Of Feycnuo. Operators
arc tsaEnud from among tho youths ot japan Iu
speoiAl school recently opcuad for that pur-
pose, During this year Fl were appointed to
positions and aeventy-sayeu still remain under
tuition. Thoy arc taught to tTrlto English and
French. Fur twonty characters in tho Japanese
language, for a distance of sI1ty miles. tho Nv.
craxo IL ubous thrGu son, Or little tcss than two
cent?. Tbls IL taking the entlse lire from. Toxic
to NagusAkt ~ basis. hut for shorter dts-
tances tho ratos arc higher, Frum Toxic to
Yokohama messages arc transmitted, for soyen
sel, or about four mud Que halt canta. Thcrc
nre III o[fcos open tor g1noral tralilo, besides
seventy others connected With tho Government,
the railways, OF ths police. About $50 Aozse in-
stsumente arc used, and twenty-nina Telephones
, 1881-10-01

IT ia reported to tie British authorities at
Quotta. In AsRhanlstnn, that four so'd,ers who
wero taken prlsoness at tho DrltIsh depot at
MAiwpnd last year have been so1d Into slavery
by their captoss. What the sutfarlnRa Of theaa
Elayea arc eaInot even he Imagined, because the
AfKhans arc brutal with neapuct to al cts whom
thsy haye takcn In battle. II they sayo Il llla It
IL ouly from whln, that thoy may put 1t 10 psn.
iongua torture, aud theso four men arc probably
now undergoing rnlserlcs 10 which death itself
wt,ull be q comparative relief. When Dr.. Del
low entored AfRaanlstau twenty yeara ago, IN
connection With an Etnbaasy to tho Ameer, 10
met d luan who WAS. polnted out 10 him az =
Drlstah captive who had been taAon Il, tho wor
Of 1Sh'-4A Tho man resembled q beast moro
than Christian human beinx. lie had almost
forgotten bis own language, and the little hs
bad left Of It ho Jared not speak. 10 terrified wAs
be Ut his Afghan masttts. RcIlew says tho case
mas s.ngnlarly pathetic. and III 1t alone the world
, 1881-10-01

Grnn.s Dret'n.EJonas,

C1nrk ttFeef. nlpusI- new tHnrt-iluuse. EnRhzf.
nent Of tho union-Hquhro Theatre Company. "Tho
Eankesa Daughter" Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-10-01

Olympic Theatre.
t1nst street. 10 ~nen i.Nko "rh Hnndoott. En1aRe-
ment Ut Barry mad FaY's Cumody Company. "Mul-
ioou's rcntc.n Afternoon and ov1nin9.
, 1881-10-01

Criterion 'Fhrnfre.
Corner Of sct1x%ick and Division strcats. f1riGtJ
Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-10-01

A~HAcn,y al Music.
I1alstcd src9t, nunE Aa.iEE0n. N1st Gtda. Variety
entertainment. Afternoon nnd ev0ulnG.
, 1881-10-01

f.yccurs Thesltre.
Dcspla,ncs strse. ueur Madsun. Wost Side. Vari-
ety entertainment
, 1881-10-01

l5aateYfs 'rhentro.
rnnf olrh a'reet between Clark md La sAtla.
EnEaEomont ut Willie Eaoutn'a spnsks Company.
"Iirenns." Afternoon and Gvenlng.
, 1881-10-01

Madison ttrect, bctuctn stnto and Dearborn
Engagement Of Denn,nn Thompson. "Joshua Will
tomb" Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-10-01

IInverly's 'rhcnfre.
Monroe sirrct. be&ween C!atk and Dearborn En-.
RaKen,cnt uf John Mccullough. "EisxinIus.n At
ternoon Ind evening.
, 1881-10-01

industrial Exposition.
Lnko-Feont, upposlt Adams stroat. Open day and
.sGnnc.
OHr1en'a Gallery.
" Nabnah avenue. Art Exhiblttou-" Tho Court
If Death"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13

"a s ss ~ go 9
81 S. 81 ST. s sSs 81 '' w.
sisS $' ;s;j ! BE- ji;5
.5ss sss $s isss as, se; $sss iss$ C ssss
1855 55sa a5 2i4 ;as ''0 2S'2 2'A' '2'' 100
49, 49, 2as 49, s & s s s 1855 ss
1904. 25O7 257i 257b 2630 POOP $500 1862 2676 2S3
S s sls SoSs a 25s 27 z? 2 2 ae
& & "a 70 z 2as .71s SSs mia an ss
SPECIAL TI9M-Trua.; Court opens at loa m caien'
TsiAI Tssn-PAn I-ssdawcE. C. J.-court opens AZ IL
a. Case on No $40 ,Canned sgt the Baltimore and Ohio
pnSss H. aPa Ii,Hd1ouf SsnG or the term
COMMON PLHAsGRNERAL IERh-Daly. c. j. and Van Brunt
i2a bssc9 H. a G?sa1 &c. 5 o. 3D. o. "
SPECIAL lKRM-J +; DAILY. J-Court opens at IL a n
EoJTrY rERN-Adiourred for the term.
TRIAL TReh-PART Ivan Hoeeen. JCcirt opens ~ IL T.
IT, u.s. 81 S. s $751; j5 s.! sSs
965 1877, 9Ss 969 97O ell
PART II-Adouned for the term. $3.50,
NARISE CousT-TRAL TgRh-PARr 1-shea. c. He'd
IL Common Pleas Part 1sour! opens at 10 m1 .Sos
5242 s0s 5S27 4c4o Isss ''''' WV ~
iConr' opens q, 10 q m na1 aa, n
ss ST. sis 49, ssss .Sl M 1884,
ROOM 5d Ely sss1 isss 1866 5lis osi2
IaTy RELY John sylSesef, Rudolph Miller Jcha
snrtght Henry Bowen Grand larceny
William st Clair Jsns so 1S Larceny from the person
PART IICoyinS lime People as Michael Fsrre ARIEL t W
IAN Johnson SnTsiary Roger E. DeGaiseard James Cum
mtDgs John Robinson grand larceny
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CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of the suit of William Turnbull
And others against Stephen H. Turnbu IN the Supreme
Court closed yesterday hut the jury failed
The action began by William 1urbbull aud two
brothers and mis- sisters against another brother
aid deed to certain valuable real property Ia Forty
sxth-s, the ground that their mother. Mrs Turnbu
in the deed OF unsound mnd the time OF
execution, and that 1t had been obtained by undue
influence the part OF Stephen H. Turnbull The trial
lasted dave and great deal Of testimony in regard
So tue mental capacity OF Mrs 1urnbul offered on
both sides.
In The suit brought by Covert Gerksn to
recover 500 claimed by him have been left his
In the hotel Of the Belts Brothers In Whitehall.
it, tried before Judge Pratt Brooklyn. the jury re-
!rned verdict for the defendants yesterday afternoon.
Oh former tral the jury disagreed. Application will
be make to-day for order 10 commit Gerken for
u As his testimony given this trial coDtrdcts
gwen before.
Justire Donohne granted yesterday perernptoly writ
of mapdsmus TO compel the Police Commissioners TO
re!nstate Bilas Macarthur the Police force OH the
ground that he dismissed upon evidence Of mscOu
duct which was wholly untrustworthy. Macarthur
charged Will negectEg his duties aud wasting his tue
ia Stable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
Bisambodis aH0 Railroads.

l'OR BnI ,G.PORT and all points on Maui
Haluch and HOusatOnlc Jai JadSteamers leave ca IN.
Hine sip lPlef 50, h. H. daily At 1880 AN.
NEW -llA( IN, HARTFORD, &c.--tarc, 81.
~ Steamers leave Peck.sID for New Haven at 3p 10
onncctiug with tue railroad.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
" hlNER kAILNOA b. Commencing December b, 1880.
through trans wI leave Grand Central Depot
ouV a. H. Western aud NOthrin Express 10 Rochester,
fnltsDnig, 81. Adams and Montreal
IUo m Chicago Express. dra" room cars TO Canaan
dsiRua, Rochester anu Buffalo.
l:JO Albany irOv with connections 10 Utica
Saratoga, Glen's Falls Iiut iInd
500 p m. Accommodation To Albany and Troy.
o:u It. Lnuis daily with slccpluS cars for
81 Louis running dly IN the week; also
sleeping Tor Buffalo TOCO and Detroit and excepting
SUNDAY night FOR Montreal, VIA Sar t03A
~ y. Pacific Express. daily with sleeping for
Rochester. Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana chicago.
300 D. M. Express with sleeping carr for Auburn Road
stations, and for Montreal. via ST. Adams.
i:50p H. Night kxprcss with sleeping cars TO Albany
Phd Troy.
ckcs on sale at 3D. 252 and Il3 Broadway and at
WestcOIs Express Offices Para place and 80 and 04Z
broadway. NV YORK. J33 Wa'h!usto Bro0kyu.
j. iOU, EY Ten sup. G. Is MEEkEE. Gen Pass'r Agt
NORWICH LINE
~ boston Worcester Nashus, Portland and tho Last
via New London steamers leave Pier No Az North River
at l5Op H. dlIiy. Sundays excepted
ROCkANAY Neutrality-suspicious., Wool
~ haven and ROckswaY Railroad. Leave daily cAcep:
Sunnay. hunters POnI, $40, lls5 r. m; 4lo D.. III.
Leave HockawaJ 7iOa. M; 3:lV OilO y. H.
ua
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THE COURTS.
= coMpMINT DISMISSED.

uNsUcCEssfUL IN Ills SUIT FOR FEFs
sh.aham Hewlett began in 1863 An action
- s,,,sme Court In Kings County against Samuel
S s.o others to compel . partition Of certain real
49,. n.one,ue TO the beirs Of Abraham Wood. deceased
~ 5000, wood Samuel Wood, although uominalIy
s,.aaut was In reality prosecuting the action and
Sera Of the plaintiffs attorneys One OF the
Sppsi object: ~ orpss a ,Ss W"oa verte wac
xsrd unfolding the will, aud upon an appeal to the
[rSrsI Term II affirmed. but the Court Of Appeals
Ssscsrd new trial The suit was Transferred TO New
rr County and after TRIAL by jury the validity OF the
In vss again established. Au appeal was taken TO the
Term. and at thi stage In the proceedings Lew
Chstneld substituted In tie place OF TIC plantn
~ cnaneid brought suit in 1877 IN the Court OF
Common Pleas against the executors Of Samuel WOOL 10
81 500 for legal services rendered n the action
TentoueJ and based bis claim upon contract alleged
a have been made by him with Samuel WOOD. Mr.
Gnsn s,s arsn Wood and others but brought about
settomonL and abandoned the appeal He claims that
his contract with Mr.. Wood to manage the suit un
complete determination OF the controversy, and that
h,s Ter was due him whenever and In whatever manner
this determination was effected. the executors OF MT
Wood alexe 10 their answer that under the Snnrac Win
Mr. Wood. Mr. Chatfeld was TO receive $1,000 for the
argument General Term $4,000 for the argument at
ths Court Of Appeals. ana ~ 500 for services upon
~ forth in the answer that Mr. Chateld without the
kaowedge assent Of his Clients entered into an agree
iueut With the defendants in the partition suit
OF the appeal valuable pieces OF real property and
that he actually received under this agreement $3.50
The came for trial before Judge Van Hoesen,
aud yesterday the complaint dismissed Judge Van
Hoesen held that there conflict In the evidence
IN regard the agreement by Mr.. Cha'ed 70 release
the real estate and that this agreement amounted TO
Mr. Wood and therefore that be could not recover under
IT, u 9. Chatfeid appeared for the planth with A. D.
fepdants with Joseph II. Choate and E. T. schencE
counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
UNITED.sTATEs SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The following ousl-
ness was transacted by the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No lql-H an B. MAYER plaintiffs in error. aGt James r.
Dewey et al in the SewYOrk Court OF Appeals
f. Dewey for defendant IN error
No. ol7willism Hovt appellant Set Awasa SIfsgne
aet hmssa Sprague appeal from Rhode Island Ggu
men begun by William Allen Butler for appelants . -
No SS7 fe Comfy of Wilson, Tennessee, plaintiff in
ror act The National Of Nashve Tenn in error from
submitted by j. Fowler TOT piatn III ctror
aud Mop. smith for defendant IN error. 49,
No l,099The Lutte Rock Arkausas water WORKS tom
papy appellant agt. T. Barrett ct AL appeal from
Arkansas submitted by a. H. Garland for appellant and ~
NJ. Hose for appo lees.
Adjourned until 70 morrow at noon
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&o TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONING LINE,

CONNECTING FOR ALL FONTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
NASSAU IU 7ErI5 On Tue tAys Ihursay and Saturdays
and NAHEAGANoEfr on olOnaays, Wednesdays anu FRI.
days.
43O T.. NJ, From PIER 80, ". r..
Foot O arriving Boston a. A. Special Limite
First Class The ela between Ne ork and boston. GOOD
On l.I specified thor facc-fs each.
f1ckeis at ali PRINCIPAL ticket Offices Staiero
secured Offices Express, Company. Nus
J63 587 Broadway, and Metropolitan anu Fh Avenue
hOlels iicKci uilices
PROVIDENCE LINE-FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and "a LA ia Pier 20. Sorth
River foot Of Warrens tally except sundays ~ T. NJ
Or Boston. via Providence direct.
freight VIA eilLer line taken At lowest rates
ID. - BABCUCK. President
l.. W. FILkISS General PASSENGER AKenS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
DECiSlONS-JAN. 10.

Supreme Court hambers-Bv Judge Barrett -
Gas S'Is psGnes s
sy hand q A. a,asyit sowas the yias q The
s sa
lla Zee and disbaI.eueuts q With $40 q
S ys a snS sssn des.SS. epsa VIM % the
flisrsn set Baldwn. oplnon Mentres ast Wheatcroft
ss' sss
81 AM ords: Is hight except as 10 the
Of ins motion Il should refer report Is he has il
UoUs Ined Of moi a%a the
III each psin1n There ibis Crdsr should stop all IS TO
s nTpos o. pseep ETC. must come out and the col
NAT hsyoTt n.S osnnr%sd ana committee appOnIsa
nsDorapdnm sr1ksrlOa agt Perry.see ne@Orandgm
oms ss sSex ana
BY Judge Donohue--Tns People Macarthur agt thu
Ss. Of Police poceednEs reversed and reaio rein
superior Cours-Spec;al 7srm-Bv Judge TruaY-
.,s''H .st GRANTED snd uneIsEns ap
ass. Of s1order diseSarsnr rsssysr Levi,
ss aepynE MOTION whga. costs Newman
sS.. Ct Ssayss %GG4 . s AZ sC
ssnP ss fs .Da ~
Ssnse ss aS Dsnsn AZ s Msy9 s.
granted. '"' "'D"'' AE~ '''O'NU-0'e'''
.-d Gs%ms: 7srmBy Judge Var Brunt
NAN c ss Isse Reigeratng Company Thomas East!
spansnt Of NewYork ag Ezekiel Judgments
,,Asrns Court CAambers-Bv Judge Nehrhas.-
E .S 5: sSa ~
a soxsI an ssn5s rn DGw
81 ffa aosn iSr
Zen S.,:i:.s s@s
an sGws ss e. ss11s. mpsa ss
Csxsscie H:ssSs 20. 10 nasment Capchos sxt Mcintyre
Ns%Y G@pi EHpr ss co%S:ny
S:' az 4. q s u.s.
w Ms'ess e. sSfs:
asSsd sasans sss sasmSL as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13

NV Of 6th,ave lot 20Ii9.l; Nathan Rogers... 5000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Eey 10 Msr yogso syrnsi $4,000
and vito 70 70 m o. Umsr 'iios ona' no' 1900
Harsh and wife to Albert k Power. an. . 1908
Morrsave, " g. lOOft W of schuylerst 2Jxl00; oo
White, referee TO Geo BrstOw ............. 2ioo
rS and wife 70 DENIM. foonie $1,000
r " bo.d and another TO NuIiord '''". 5000
9Stlst l75 IL OF 9TH Box 100 OK irregular;
De w Graham referee. 70 Oscar q Megie.. v'o
lord and husbsad to Jos i Kednan 49,. .... $1,000
etc 10 Deser Capp ........'.. .Connrnatory deed
fhos : : R fi tyo, -oA'o.o .u"a - $4,000
Lewisst No So, 2j1lOU Vim Lyoa~ and wife to
oot6 at ali II iHT" Of 7have. i0 5as Mari
eta W Howard and husband TO Hassel $500
94thst s. 2l2.6 It " of Sd ave. 1l26xl0l =
. Thayer and wife to Jas Duffy
and wife to + Kaufinann .o . 1880
Kaafmann and husband to Richard Arnold ~ $4,000
Koch and husband to Solomon Abraham 49,. 1900
5thave s. "a II OF 5Oth.st. 2j. 5x lOO John sut
totkR nsn Sss r. OF 3dS%e is 6iso Rob VII
to VIM 4 Montgomery, one halt intercst..- 6,Ooo
Same property VIM Montgomery and wife to jose ooo
lOt6.ave, g. 10 Hari,pI RIVER 81 7r5i5 6Iirrcgusr
Isaac Dyckman sn: another; executors etc. to ooo
9th ave sw cor of sothst, 3S.5yl2bI975i4I L. egu.
trustees etc for John AsiOr 2I2OOo
sage and wife to Tnos FOWLER. " 10000
Same property; Thos Fowler and wife to Alfred
eoth'si, SIS. iSom " Of shave 5oIliL6Ij3.3IsSii;
4 II Scott 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13

NAND AI'IER JASrARy 3 lSsl
hspress Trains leave Nov lo'k VA DebroSrs and Cort
i'o. 80 ) 80 $50 10 lmiteD. I'm !, 800 so =
$50 L SSa@d g m" az" aS" n asH'y' '0 and
$50 H. anu D. running through Via Trenton anh Gam
IioMs Of Brooklyn Annex" connect viii oil through
trains Jersey CITY anor'ns sp oy 'and direct transfer
He,argpF Trans s,ve West rhI,Irpna l2oL $40 4;2s.
80 < 49," aLi II m Limited Sxpless i"o p ~
m. 4, and sp ~ Leave rGl.,cIphla VIA Camden a..
ncxet 0iircs 52J and "a 'radSay Aston House and
y% &nn"4 S %iscn Tot OF "f F"to" BIS1kyn Sos III
F IN ar c ii a HSSSh paco 'An Jersey city En-
Tho New YORK Transfer Contrary Will call for and check
FAH 1ar lo Nnns2sr cen r4 EAmMh As
L NEW YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ARRANGEMENT or I,,ISs TAKING EgFEcr nov H. 1850
~ n . %saso Day Etme Dawog
81, n" 'D+y Eas! st. Lon, EXprs arriving at But
s"Tnwrst rulWans beat Drawing room sleeping caches
~ ~. Gnaiy Pacific Express for the West. sleeping
us D. m msT%f ira S Tor G The ;l CARS "
HrMa 81 seei Ds S so i $780, so
p H. Il, d 100 midnight saturday nights ony Sundays.
E"IhcTiorl and assa,c 7;5o 10 io2S IN the loo
IT, | 5"S GE ES T. t.d 5" o $50 o $50 = 1880 % T.
mldn ght sundays $780, $50. 1920 m LAO. t;sO III"
aH D. ~ lS:C 60 ~ !; non o3o ;'9 su s} 3
nidnuht. SUNDAYS o. $50 lO3J n lAj GjOp anu
IL mtugh. . - 4, ,,,, go. $500
hoo clio 1880 ami ~ midnight saturday nights only
mmaern COS: 7:3u lU;:Ua il5. 800 500. t:J. 7l5.
and IL midnight. SUNDAYS. 600 $50 logo l4J. $50
u. ~, aud - IIidnighl., - ,yo -
rWarWick 100 lG20 a. IN. 400 D III.
NewS%rc aud Cornwall 75O a. 1880. 4:SOp. sun
Rondout aud Kingston a. H., S:5op IN. sundays, $40
a. Ia.nen g. 100 o. lV2O M $50 800 4;3v z 7:l5p H.
sundays o. $50 lU:2O u w., $50. D.
Mitdletown, 800 ., lO:-0 ~, 800 1870 7:l1 N.
S,inuays $780, 1923 $50 D. The "a IN. and f.3Q
n M trains connect win New York and ONSego Midland
itailroad Al MalItst ,,,, .o
davs 80 l0:lU a. M: Y. $50 ana
Nolr Boats leave .3d 81. quarter ~ ana quarter alter
eack hour IRON 64j 10 $40 H., aud al lO+o aud III A.
y. NJ -, . nj for Aoar,na,t, I'm Drawn.lo.,
ai sleeping Coaches be obtained, aud Drtrr-
traOser OF akg1ge may be Jeff al tue Com.
nan, OIicrs go 40l or J57 Broadway, n, T., No.
tourot. Brooklyn or at the Company's DepotS
IL press Trans the Vest arrive IN New YORK al 725
and ll25 4. NJ; aud lO ~ p IN anil p..... 5, A., ~,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
leave for Englewood tioster pierm.nt ami NJ
acL T. UjU g. l. 4:oU 05U 0siu $780, 1880 y IN.
leave 50 n,iLdtes later Saturday nightA go
Nanue6 spnDg Valley aud Monsey, ZOO. s:ooA m. Goo
"" JNo. y. ABBc - General Pass'r Agent, New.York
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CALENDARS THIS DAY

Ieses Css-C Barrett J.-conrs opsas at
'es l0S lS2 lsA 100 1872 1855 I7s a25 ~ S2s 80
There WI % 70 essessment calendar csusa TODAY
cs skAL f1xs.Daue p J., and Brady ana Dahies H.
49, opeu1 90 1880 q m--N0s 1913 381 I0,ia AK sSa
IN "a t tS9 * ~ - ~ A9s ti3 Ala lsS lis Isl
skecaI Tkak-1Awrcnee. J.-court opens a. 1870 nm -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-13
INJURED BY A FORC1BLE ELECTION.

A suit to recover $25, 900 damages for as
sault aud battery brought by Mrs Henrietta Deputy
AGAINST william II. Hazard, formerly Commissioner OF
City Works In Brooklyn, came to trial before Judge
Reynolds, in the City Court in Brooklyn. yesterday
The plaintiff handsome young woman, was carried into
the Courtroom and gave her testimony lying on cot
tas said that che went to Mr. Hazz,rds house IN June
1880, him In relation TO her husbands business
In company with her father: Her husband, David Dep
uty was q cousin OF Mr.. Hazzaid. When she and her
father went to Mr. Haxzards house June Mr. Hazard
pronounced letter by her husband to be pack
OF lies and said II he had there In person he
iMr. Ka1Eardl would have horsewhipped him aud
punched him head. n she said that the letter was
true Mr. Hazard added she also was liar and had not
an honest hair her head she greater rascal than
her husband. He then became furiousy angry. and.
kexne her. he half carried half dragged ner to the door
In the Dall he partly turned her around,
30 ss to get his knee against her
back. and then forcibly sent her with a push
distance OF feet the so0p to the very edge
Q: the steps. She managed to get up and walk home
but the day she had pain in the back
Her physician, DIR. Casey. said that her spine was
seriously injured. She had never walked since. The
trial was adjourned until to-day.
In his answer to the complaint Mr.. Hazard admits
eectiDg Mrs Deputy from house, but claims TO have
only employed gentle means i'll doing 50.
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RAILROAD.

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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York. DcsbIOsses aud Corlasdr
Streets Ferries follows:
Ha:risburg PttsDug the est and South. with Pullman
Palace tarS attached $50 M. d and ":3i p daily
Wllamsport, Lock Haven. $50 80 CORY aud
Enc al $50 D. NJ connecting 1T CORY for 1itusve Peo
leum Centre and the oil Regions
BaltimgTP. Washington tho South, Limited Wssnng
ton Express OF Pullman Parlor cars daily except sunday
Ia arrive Washington Regular AT 30 $40
a. NJ $40 and ~ ? IN SUNDAY 80 a. ~ and lU p. IN.
Express for Baltimore SIndLy. p. IN.
EApress for West Philadelphia. 400. 80 $40 $50 40
Limited, M J. go 80, I. = 6, 500 and 10 p. IN.
aud |? night Sunday, 4:j0 aud $50 :. q, 7, $50 and
- H.. and II night
Ex;r Philadelphia C1mden 130 4 NJ and 4 o. M,
except sunday
bOIs VI Brooklyn Annex" connect with all ihrrngn
Jersey city, aGoriing speedy direct transfer
iOI Brooklyn travel
Trains airiye From Pittsbmg T. 1910 m. 935 p. m
daily HiO a. N and t5O p ~ daily except Monday From
WnshinglO Baltimore 6:5Oa $50.
SUNDAY, 6: % aud 800 From Philadelphia $50.
Cju. ?. $40 l0iU, lliOa M, 40 . s. - 500 $50 $50
93j, and lO5Op sunday 800 600, Z, 10t0 ll4O m
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Cost ano fo mo.
Go mbom II npn Concern.

NOTICE Is hereby given, in compliance with
IN law that Application win be mao O the Lega
It's srsson r tie ISL 10 alter the bounds II the County
OF Newly by adding and making North Brothers Isaud
the easerly side Of the County OF NewYOrk la tho
County Of Queens part Of aud merging The same IN the Cy
and county OF kcwYorh. And also alter the boundaries
OF the County Of Queens bv taking from setting on
the eaid County OF tho said North Brothers Island
aud annexng the 10 tho City and County Of NewYo
G. b. CHANDLER,
j.. q. JASEWAY
Nev.York. Jan. 3, 1881. WIN. NJ. hNITH.
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