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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
S.l TO BOSTON
w. VIA THE
SPONiNGIuA LINE,
coNNlcCIIN0 FOX ALL POINTS EAST.


1o,NEcIING FOK ALL POINTS EAST.
SO@NN- ina Elegant steaHafs ~
.rtiS k,rTS on Tuesdays fhuf siays anu saiusuays
ma NAHfSAGAHsErr On .donaAys "e0nssa-pS Aaa y"
Gays@ 0P ~. FRoa PIER 80. N r..
=, ,,ysr arrylng IN BOsEoa nc A NJ special Lantel
&c uelweea SeS.t vr3 snt oSSsea oSSD
~ IN I'D ,pesinea taeiF sAce-tz saos'
lur sals at Al tfl10ai eicxas osoes
80 al ,yncas u HesLcotts express COMPANY ~ Sos
- AMI lyT Bf0sdway aDdAe aSefSpshsAn @A~ AA'~
Euels rckey 0ihcea ,Ns., goo raRI..ur only
49,. = 90 IA aud GALA ga esfe rieg ~, soeta
~ I'd OK Wacro saily ekeses saaiASs) - 8 a.
~, itas "a. via providence iireor
ioE 'as ~ citnrr AZ 9Ssss sss,e 49,,
4. W. slLklSs. s5saera fasssa<ee A<sa~
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For Young Lames-country.

A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare ADVANTAGES
n AMI cheap rals4 PennInytOn seminary Penlngton'
Sev .jer,ey ADDRESS rHOS. HANLON. d. d. PInldenC
1IIIJSIDE SEMINARY Q}ridgeDOrt, Comm,
for Won w Iaiies will reopen -epto uper - l., t'p
arlli,n Tor VassIr qui other cDee tpijitW ANyE
SIoNE MARIANA u. SLADE. Mrs " hNO"LN9
FITCH.
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies', larry
4 nun \ Y. home core thorough course OF stllY
,,s S AMI ,mo.r s. Mt.s " W. MErCALF. PrucptL
IAPIEWOOD INSTITUTE,
vi For Young Ladies' rltt,ieI i1' So@ r s5,,
] NJ insfrnctn anl great beauty and sldUrJ' Oh o'E
ION. The Rev. T.. V. SPEAti Prlciph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
Btsamboats ano Ra,Iroaos.

4 REDUCTION OF FARE.
g TO BOSTON. FOR SPECIAL Ii LIMITED TICKETS
RS fsSq ana p Esss ay Sundays
GsTs IRON Rsr 81 R. foo. q a. SU
boate --' ''' S''
Tickets s ssStSTOOs &c. Be obtained ss an PriPspa
General Passenger Agent. Agents.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
via eSad. EAST LINE no the %EsT
Of TeF esc seSd @ o ns %
m.EIeept Sunday for Washington and the West with
m.-DaIy for Washington Cincinnati Chicago and St.
Lons Entire train through to Chicago also through
llYo p. DL-Daly, FOR Washington and the West with
The New B. and o. PALACE sLLEPING CARS attached
No other line makes faster time to the West
Trains arrive from the West at $40 m, and $40
Principal NewYOrk ONCE $40 Broadway also o44 Broad
Tickets secured and baggage checked through Destination
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ station IN New.York loot Of n6erty'sI; station IN
Commencing December l. 1ssO-LeaVo New.YOrk foot OF
$3.50 !. Ln-FOr Pennington EastOn. Allentown. Reading
1880 m2FOf schooleys Mountain High Bridge Branch.
D., L. Western r. H., Easton, Allsntown Wllkesbarre,
$40 m:-Eor FIe%lngOn ,Easton Allentown. READING
NantlcOke, Upper Lebgh scranton &C.
mFOr FlemingtoD. EasOD Allentown. Reading. Har
$3.50 3. M For EasIon, Bath Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua
4.3Op. m-for schoOey's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
EasOD, Allentown, &c.
4:l5 2. m.-For somervile, Pennington, &c ,.
b:30 p. m-FOr EastOn, ID, L. and W. X. Il, AllentoWn,
Reading. Harrisburg, Maach Chunk, Wikesoarre &c mach,
Sunday trains leave at Si5 IL for Bound BROOK
ami lntermeGiats stations az $3.50 M Tor Eason Allen
town, Harrisburg and the W est -. -.
For Newark az 545 $40 6:45 7l5, 7;l6 $40 $40 ei6'
$3.50 TO- 1890 HID IL 2 ., $780, a. $3.50 o. ooO
545 G15, $50. 7:15, $40 9l6 lO:l6, llle, ~ m.
For trains local DOnts Time Tables at statt0ns
Boats Of the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to and from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-
IN SION.
ALL RAIL LINE fol- Perth Amboy. South AmboY, Red
Bank Long Branch ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
ant Toms River, Barnegat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c
Leave York, foot LibeTyst, at D. o:l0i ll4o M
1870 $3.50, 4, $50 p.
FREEHOLD AND YORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave foot of Lberty.st for Freehold
at $40. l1:45 q. IN; 4, $3.50 p. II.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New York foot Libertyst, N. X
Via BfanChpOrt
For Monmouth Bench. SeaDrght and Highlands, o. $40,
ll45a. M. $780, 4 p.
Via Red Bank;
$40 a. m.-F1r Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat &c
1880 pm For Manchester TOMB River, ATLANTIC CITY
Z D. m.~For winnings, Toms River, BarnegaL &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
REAL ESTATE.
vxw.YoRK. Tuesday. March 8. 1851
,w,ne sales were held at the Exchange

fx1so following S1iec Woio ''Ss> -
esleuoOm today .,...., = u,vu,s
~ 49, ,,set bouse with lot, NO 35l Cenatsh
sSos 2Ss TO 242) south bthaye lot zEAeE' %
x91xssv - .tos,e houses with lots Nos S3 AID
stsie5y 20 ftn Of i3tn-st lots togetner IN o
ate fasf ioSd ST. running through 70 l0stnsr
! Ny = : "a MadlsOnlave 23x20lto; Nenltlero;s
~ g E ~ in7th,st 1fS It Q Of lstaye eacn 20
100 John o BF.en se With ;ci: Nos ass and
s sss I2Sdsf, q, $50 n ID lstave each ios
sszsS.,, ~ as,s as $50 ii ii 6thave a5x6aii;
~ $50 net~s m V1n X Roberto
.,one a ~ xeline with lot No LIT East
'Sgss ,. IN q 1901 II " OF Sa-ave lot l6.sxlOG
wllett Bronson Z, r. jH,;ai N. CAMP
asory iams dwelling VIII plot q sRs sf ws
ave sunS we Woocstock. Esd Ward. plot Of iand
sSss5o; John MeSs ssae with lot. No s4i West
TIE uns zoo Il Of yth-aves los zoxSS.s VIII
f1m IAbby ...-.-'--. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
ruInII uAIIFY RAILROAD.

4 PASSENGER TRAINS on and after June l. 1850, WI
tenos foot 81 Cortland and DesbTossessa az 1:iO
m "a y, ami $50 D. H. EastOn, Bethlehem. AnenloSn
Reading Maneh ChuuE, Wnke'baIre, 1nwanua Mevery'
i,na .nevn fyoDS Buffalo tire West Pullman sleep
ING coacheA attacht 4 tO $3.50 D. M tram. , ,o. a,
Trains leaving 40 a m and n, connect i"r Az
uos, r. In IN ahanny and IIazeton coal regions 49,.
f'f 81 IN HYINupON, General Passenger a genk
oenerai Eastern Office corner church ami Gorilandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
See Cream.

See Cream.
FACT. HORIZONS ICE CREAM
Is MADE FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
ALWAYS RICH, DELICIOUS AND RELIABLE
TRY 1T
AND YOU WILL USE NO OTHER
Depots sos 4th.ave 1285 Broadway and 70 CAahamsI'
New.YOrk; 45S tuItsnsL, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

no1rRLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPRoYED Equip
Nj Mt AM THE FASTEST TIME 1ONSlSlENr
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
CINCINNATI. CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS
III n

VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Leave Sew York. ( OF IihertysL:
ga ~ For Wa.hinC tOn. Cincinnati. Chicago &c.
pm Daily Fast Ilre, Through coaches anu Sleeping
Cara Cincinnati. Chicago. ST. LOuis. &c
1880 IN. DAILY tor Washington Cincinnati CnGago, &C
Tickets and baggage checked at foot OF LiOerV'
n Il, C. Il. Il. OF ~ j.
JOSEPH :. HARRIS H. T. I'fNl'J ~,
Mann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

Northumberland, with good references
town or country careful drvsr tkes good care OF %
horses carrqge ana harness sober honest any II at
n I'll 4th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAII h EXCEPT
oO-'-' TWO IN NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
eitp IlrsusrIp % Gel.

BUILDING "a Front-st,, near Old Slip, to
9a'a Hen' si'"O JOHN r. DOYLE. 90 wallst
FIGHT LOFTS with power 10 corner
~ ba1lsg Walker and Elm.sts; 10 wndows each loft
Ig. BECK, JR., 24e canalst --------.--
I OFTS.-16 Warren-st., four full lofts 25x9O,
JOHN P. DOYLE. so wallst.
RIO LEASE FOR A TERN OF YEARS.-The
sntre and third floors Together It" porSGn 81
the building on ue east hue OF
Broadway sud at its Intersection VITA hh
ana lbhsta The upper three large hls
and or thirty sna irr The building Is ZO3
feef Broadway and about 100 ieet In depth
LOUIS A DA CUNHA d Co.
Northeast corner 44thst anu BrOad"ay.
= WANTED TO LEASE.--Large or adjoining
houses cF bczrd,sk purposes. 9th badsonave or
bear Address c0LEDKfGE tribune Uptown Office l'Zoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

/ |,o6cHMAN.-I3y an American man.. singles
ns.rssn a fully his business temperate end 9Dising
foae seae sty r<fefence address, j. NJ Boz lOO Irlouno
| Uptown once, L2ss Bresdwag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

NOLLECTOR.-By an American 1922, as cot col,
eoior or collector and delverer security 70 the amount
OF 81 0OO best of references Address IL H. 4I9 9hye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

NOACHfAN.-By young man, maIrltG, OF
cool address; years testimonials IRON last
who has sold horses industrious trustworthy r
capable, sgiltu styhSh CITY uIiNei
TnTin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
situatlons maniea-maIcs

NOACHMAN.-By a competent, experience ecu
~ reliable man thoroughly uSaerstenns md
ness expert driver urexceptonaOe CITY
a. 10 capabiy. sobriety ana honestYi metnun 9a
dtess FAITHFUL, Box COS. Tribuae Opto"n Oni0'' -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

NOILECTOR.-By a sober, competent young
" man willing aud trustworthy; bestreterences' Au
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
VO PHILADELPHIA
PFNNSY LVANlA RAILROAD.

AhS OiA BETWEEN
NEW.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

DOR TER ar DRIV ER.-HY n ut, risDsCt
Il bic yonuR man who has had years experience 4
sober tempe ate and reliable Address GEO. HAMILTON
1 T.. l.ust yud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
Wood INSTTTUTE,
For Both ssxes-ooun5ry.

Clayerack IN. " College htS LOT coLege p Blu
u Du,ucss term u. gins March Il Alo"Eo F'''N, iiu
AIT. KISCO EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE,
WI Nj Kisco - y Tor young las!oB aud chhirso "mI@
0uen sent 10. lsOnN1a Hiss \. ~ NV. I.r
DOCKLAND COLLEGE.
Heaav for sprng aud scholars; English classics
and Art specales; charmingy and healuuY ocateu On
the west shore OF the Hudson: ono honr nom new
poth exes SOS per year no extras Dn mu5u U lrd
dnring sumuer mOntlIsi private lnsiutiion ~ VN
srhoItrs W. n. BANNISfER' A M NJaoN' W. -
Miscellaneous.
. pPARATUS and FURNITURE OF all KINDS as
n for schools. Aoldenios. Colleges and hMls Sen' or
c,talogne IAkER. PRATT CO .N0 - bonl.s@. y. =
DIIY OF BOSTON Public School IeaclieTS;;Lr ~
Can5tes for cert catcs quail atom to teich IN INC
phic Schools of Rost,n Will DO examined Money hu uS
mi Ne nesday April 4, and o. H. tho Glib Iii Ss
~ IN ,innd,v AT A M ard TUESDAY ana Mrahes,S ae
"a m Attendance will required eaoh Iy 80 n
intend be candidates should seu ~ The Teo1ements
suuJocls Vi 'h0 secretary BOau OF Supe visOrs
Rooms Of sehool committee. Mason.st Boston:
HOW to LEARN German, Latin, Greek ;lcesdS
French PaSnGErapGByA S S. a P roa% n Y
CCHOOL PROPERTIES FOR SALE vi; ra NEE
- RENT-New list mailed lot poS'as0 49,
HORN, 7 East 4thst
,I,O TRAVELLERS.-A lady OF education q
ana reunement who has some years ~
omen 10 an engagement caporon 70 A"ns nror refer
ence, Address EUROPE, Tribune Upto"h ""'0' '-''
broadway. = =, 4 -.
rENWO CHILDREN between and Ia years
~ go CO., nave hoard tuition and tender caro- IN :
at, counlTv nome iu salem GentIe ~ T. lerms HOuo'
rate Inquire Of Box 1873. NJ Y Oi'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

ALL In WANT of reliable, competent heip'
~ male or female for city country, suc as coachnen
gardeners porIer servants mar "a s Sures
ianws xais bmlse WORKERS. etc. suited lnmedatey
at Ca RPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE lUo oen's'o'
near tl.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

| NNAIIER.-By II young German, age ~, as
w water ~ hotel or restaurant thoroughly undrTsilns
The din ies ncass riei AMI moderate expectations
| AdhrrHs kIklIZ nANDlk, $40 2l.ave., IN store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09
altuuIlons OanIcG--1 crales

GENUINE and ORIGINAL SWEDISH
n. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 55 EAST g9Lu o., all
Enes can secure male and female io l
prot slant servants Of other nauonahues may
sDply with reeren g. g kINShOLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

II the old original Swedish, trencn anu
~ Ceruan Environment Office established 49, Maui.oh
square Garden corner 27thL aud 4ilaye the apoTe ia
fid1ses ean he found all capacities females ana maes
Tor city and country abb farm hands gaueneS oo40
men, "A'eF'n''' anu CHARLES E. NELSON, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

| NTURSE.-By q connecticut, a tive, middle
~ aeei woman; fully experienced IN OF infants per
fecty understands raising by hand three year, ref renee
fTon IA place Address A. NJ Tribune Uptown ONCE l2J5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

CHAMBERMAlD or WAITRESS by neal
~ tdy art, competent gri IN hOtel cay UT 'ou'
PRnI,E,S,CA ST RU kEAu. 1913 Gth.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-09

COLLECTOR or Assistant BOokkeeDer.-by, "a
and and can give good references security gwen
desired Address A. II. f., Sal East SOthst, Cltg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

Emanuel Schlumborgrr. German cabinet
r,,l,r twenty six years old. committed suicide lat
NIGHT I'm the ynr,i ~ No iJ2 East ltythiri ST., by
.hooin, himself IN the right temple About two weeks
MOO h agreed 10 hire the beer shop il, 40 1872 last my
third T. kept Io a man named Schmidt and Lee gave mp
t,, IN the furniture factory Ia learn the hu-nc.- ~
sailing beer lie managed the shop FOR week, ana made
Luus.n 80 unpopular that the busin' ~
iii not pay Mr schmidt turned him away
nud rented the shop TO another man schnmbrTsrr
hrcnt,. mel u, holy and continued To Wit the tciHhpp
cnunluuins thni Schmidt had treated him unfairly IN
his room the police found two letters hastily written III
G,ru.un one vs. nddrrsstd to Mr.. schmidt ana was
mn OF accusations 81 M treatment The other was Ad
-si IN hls fri, nl- aud acluriutancc- ana declared
thp' he was tired ~ he Tie BODY was taAVu ~ 'Ho
Tuy-nrsi street Police station. A.. -.
lanes f. Henry English printer twenty iVs ehls
olI blew hs brains ont nj the summit ll"t" No "
lu,ery yr-tcr,iay Henry consnfnptl'e, ANA SUI
syn, nj made him r-crnte. lie had been guest AT
b summit Hotel since March 2S nnd shot himself III
iis rro,n The police took charge OF his body.
Henry j. Bauer u bOnrcr at the Occidental Hotel ~
bn uoy,rry and Broom,~st cut his throat yesterday
nnd was found dying by the police ne Nhs
taken 10 the ~. Vncents Hospital lie was
thirty ecycn years old, and had boarded IN the
hotrf "A week but was known by no one there
I'm hls pockets was found $50. To the Ambulance sur
gron hr stated that he wns pOs-osred by dcvlH,
Mrs Maria Wallcr forty, OF No $40 Iiist Ihry
fourth went ON board the Hunters Point fcIryb0h
WINS about leave the slip she aprnng overheard r vac
taken out OF the watHr with great difficulty ~ tbo a
Dor Police after she had Lost cOnrciOuHens ~ lot'
uns made tO reruscitatS her, but she drd ~ tn 'I1
h0usr from exhaustion Her friends received poinHo'o
90 remove her body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
/ LETTER From DIR. j. c. PETERS.

To ne razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Typhus fever is generally defined az
disease generated by oyercrowding Of human be-
ing, with deficient ventilation, prevailing in an
epidemic form, and under circumstances of famine
and general dcstituton, aud communicable by
coutagon But there il no instance on record where
II has been produced by the overcoming OF clean
human beings Thus Murchis0n says: " The con-
ditions under which the poison of typhus fever Is
generated Independently, or developed de moro are
oyercrowding Of squalid human beings and dei-
crnt ventilation in other words the poison - gene
rated hy the concentration of the exalatinns from
living beings whose bodies and clothing are IN q
state of great filth -,
think II l. far tO claim that the persons. cloth
ing and habtations of the class of persons who
have contracted typhus fever this year have re-.
rrlvrd great of filth from the foul state OF
our 81 reefs aud cutters. However unclcnn they may
b, naturally they have absolutely been forced by
the neglect of tine Street Cleaning Department 10 be
still more 40. Murrhlson says: Personal Slualor
and nlthy appar,l saturated with ioul cXhaIatiOiis
may be necessary for the production OF the poison
oi typhus fever.
Again. an abundant supply OF pure fresh mr. Is not
nul, The best means of PRIV rnt.ug the generation oi
typ,- but l. the ,ur,st safeguard against ~ prop
1rltlon. Where l. pure air Ia ID" obtained III TIE
n.thy street, AMI houses " here yphus lever no"
pr.,ni,' Bad ar insufficient food Is one OF the
,;,,l..s Of tvphis ihcr has been II" famine here thus
year but much food has been contemplated 10y iho
hf,iy condition of Tho streets The cold winter has
moi caused typhus. for tho Laplandtrs and Esgn'.
uauN ar, free from IT. Notwithstanding the bad
ventilation ol their cabins.
FIlth and oNrrcrowding have canS'd the ont
hr.lh for which tie hlthy condition Of ihr oir Is
hrg Is 20 fault d. T. IElLIS'
N.r- York. Aprii ! = ISL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

-, ynsre may be other mistakes, but " Ia
~Sss% while 70 look for them Inc pianoerS
..So.ted "A nearly o. may DO by corresponding
~ ,r tina French and German foundations, ana
-no,s a adorned with portrait OF tne r mn6r,
PIE WOE the aides Of whose head rise an enorhous
DKate nv s ssrs The only effect OF this singular ~
~ 81 iiiustrnte the degenerate con9ition 'n
eemW IAN Yoaeistracy has fallen Will DC 70 -,
who beholds II that the asses ene az entire
Ne sssa T. an imaginative effort directed to Heaven
krsvg what end -, ~
4 orange disappearance has just been eA-
s nv \ st stranger recovery II the reported iSo.'
"a On the 25th OF last August, Herbert
49, man from Waterbury, Conn, who WIS spenoiiis
sy-s,,er vacation at Brunswick. Me- went sailns oi'
-. n.v He did not return. and as tne ionuMe
$500 xss found stranded on Cheteague isianu W.
-. a, u and one oar missing, he was tnousu' :" y,
n s,oxned Three weeks ago the pos''n"e %
poon - -a.s,ved a letter from Mr. Coh'crso' ",
-.,vtor GA. induiring II there was S'on"Oos
49, ,no former place and explaining tha' ne n'u
- .Asrye a Young man by that name WHO h"u J"
.s tror an attack Of brain fever, anc was "o'o ~
$500 a .cant account Of himself MIS- s'an"OvN
49, =. coorcta where she found her husoahu i" w
van .on5,,,on mentally though physically ropus'
- rs,oembered being out in his boat ana n'
..n, which nearly ran him down struck niu,
.,h an oar Beyond that he remeinnercud stitnte
nrnssI he found himself in saYannnn' Jp%nsvick with
ndii,on Thence he wandered 10 ~ ohn nlace Of that
cobono .hat he was on his way to inc plhv NJ con
uiA1 g., Maine There he was caicu - tn,nrnved in
eanso xrbo rcports his condition iuCn M chance
ccmnarison with what II had Deen anu haitb and mental
That he viii entirely recover ms ho'i'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22

lamps ron the Nposts ;lMrM murphy sprcdnnng tho
to cents Mr. Brehen Ito reduce tho ,Jby
elevated railway trains
In the Senate this morning the following bills wercre
BY Mr. Robertson TO the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer, in the City OF Brooklyn; also, to confirm
an additional District Attorney for Kings County.
The following bills were introduced:
Elevated Railroad Company Il prohibits the company
from constructing its railways through any streets ex-
BY Mr.. Jacobs-ro incorporate the Eew-York Storage
Relative to the docks in Brooklyn It gives their care
In the Assembly Mr. Gallup introduced bill author
ling the superintendent OF the Albany Penitentary to
contract Tor the board OF the prisoners OF the sate OF
I The following bills were reported In the Assembly:
Relative TO lon stock companies and corporations
supplementary to the charter OF the American Mort
gage and Trust Company
Two bills amending the act to organize and regulate
certain business corporations.
Concerning the supply Of pure and wholesome water
Amending the cha. ter Of the City OF Brooklyn.
Providing for grading and paving portion OF Clinton
To improve and regulate the OF Fourth-ave. at
Ninety seventh and Ninety-eightn-sts., New,i0rk =
To alter the map OF the City OF NewYork and to lay
ont and establish exterior street along the East ana
Harlem Rivers.
Authorizing Long Island City to issue bonds.
To incorporate the American Warehouse Elevating
Company OF the City of NewYork-for the consideration
Relative assessments OF real estate in Long Island
City.
The following bills were reported upon adversely and
the reports agreed to:
Amending the General Railroad act, introduced by Mr.
Gillette.
Amending the to facilitate the construction OF a
narrow gauge railroad.
To provide for state railway.
Relative TO railroad companies and corporations In this
State.
Mr. Alyord moved TO take HIS bill relative to grain Gle
yatOrs from the Committee Commerce and Nayiga-
ton and refer IL to the Committee VI the Whole Mr. Al
Vori. motion was carried
The following bills were passed:
Amending the relative 10 the common lands IN the
town OF Grayrsend.
Amending the act relative to justices OF the peace in
Brooklyn
To encourage agricultural and horticultural arts.
Relative 10 the administration OF Justice in the Kings
County Court OF Record
Amending the general manufacturing law by allowing
com paues To erect halls for entertainments.
To incorporate the Lincoln club, OF NcwIOrk.
Relating 10 the Brooklyn Art AssOclaiion. , .
Authorizing the Commissioners OF the Sinklng tund 81
thc city OF NfwIork to lease To Mount sinai Hospital
ground for additional buildings.
To the performance Of contracts made Win the
Mayor. Aldermen and Commonulty Of NeV-1ork
Restricting the right To grant use or occupy the Cen
tral Park NewIork. for the purposes OF public FAIR or
exhibition.
on motion ~ Mr. Brooks the bill for the better proec
ton vi children was ordered to IA third reading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-22
AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR.


SIR: Some illusions IN your paper rev
dsys ago to the wife OF General Malone Will recall 10
The mind OF a party Of Union officers and soldiers who
were prisoners Of war at the time very pleasing III
cident wearisome, march from GastonNC, Clo> er
n station on the Danve Railroad, 100 miles from our
Observation-Disclosures US to ClarksVine' Va
on or about March a. 1865. escorted by the Senior lie
.eryes OF North Carolina week had passed since the
hattie when we were captured and during that Interval
We had tasted no food other than the coarsest o corn
meal ground with the cob and eaten without condnent
of any kind Among the visitors 10 our camp at Carks
Vile was pointed out the lady referred TO- She was
<here with one or two OF her children. aud was not
IONS after before welcome and savOry ration
of ssh beef was issued through the influence as
we were fold OF Mrs. Malone The Colonel commanding
our escort informed that be took the rsk OF court
martial In butcherng the beef for us In view Oi the O"
extremity. We were very grateful TO her
Eesc- York. April Is, 1851. I" NJ bhNCh'
TThe correspondent commanded Company u, lotl
Regiment Connecticut YOlunteers-EdJ