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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-18

Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnecrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
V'HE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
l. ING No. l22, AT THE NORTHWEST COR
NER on CARY AND JEFfEKSON STREETS.
AND TIE BRICK DWELLING, No. 100, AD-
JOINING, AT AUCTlON-On
THURSDAY. DECEMBER c2D.
at o'clock 7. W., we viii SELL upon fhe premises
the PROPERTY % uatcd rs above.
No. l22 + occupied by Dir. 4. III. Anderson as a
store, with dwelling above. and Is fine stand for
business.
No. 100 las eight rooms, and IS 4 very pleasant
resdrucc.
Both houses are comparatively new. are well
built. and In good ORDER and they ~ all timcs rent
readily 10 good tenants ~ fair rents.
TERMS One Third cash, balance 1T six and
twelve months, with interest, or Il desired. longer
credits will be given.
GRUBRS WILLIAMS.
dc Is Auc:iOntcr-.
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TIVE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND Al POINTS N'i ID
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, tND ~AI ti-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANNfIII bLltt
VIRGINIA STREET,.
At 24J L. M

Commencing THURSDAY, pcccmltr l...fD
safe ana rghly comfort -sl . r 80, IIl.
HAVANA VIII leave West Point onaliF.l ni f.r
Richmond train n l~DANs. Iilt i-D AS Sand
SATURDAYS, arriving .n BI.t.msr. ...if i.lI
\. 3.., and connecting Wiu a.l tiall, luti-Htf.
straight tickets f1 baltimore. ....-...... .... 900
Eound riD........... ..... 3D. i|
Mc4ls................. ................. 10
state-iooms ana BCrths ,ccufti .a application
FROM sic1i-cr's cabin plans.
For Tickets, Time, ards. .nl aI iri IiuafiNi
call on 4. ". GABBEK * CO.. tlo f'rhti Af,nt
~ the Richmond and Dsnt DOE D'i"l, ~ o. o. UNDER
signed. B. lDis.
General Passenger art Ticket Agent.
no 30 500. Tenth street.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICH- Il FL,
j ssssSssss =.
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers Of this line viii sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al II NJ, and every SUNDAY al .
4. ~.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re-
celyed TN 1880 4. NJ: Tor sundays steamer ~
5 r. VI. saturday. Freight received daily til
T.. VI.
Fare. SS.
steamer connect ~ Philadelphia for Fan river
and tho East.
For further information. apply 20 ..
j. V. MCCARRtCK,
General southern Agent.
". L. CLl DE & Co.
no3O General Manager.
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lITY TANES.

CITY TAXES
OFFICE or THE CITY COLLECTOE,J
RICHMOND, VA, November 30. 1881.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY from
o'clock A. VI. 10 q o'clock T.. VI. from the 10TH
TO TIE 3lSr DAY OF DECEMBER inclusive.
for the purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid Oue-half only Of the CITY TAXES
charged 10 them the remaining half
TEN PER CENTUlI
viii be added 10 the amount OF said remaining
half where the party assessed shall fail 10 pay on
or before December Dist.
Any person having failed 10 pay half Of the tax
ASSESSED against them On June and shall fail % pay
the whole amount on or before December 3Ist viii
be liable 10 penalty OF
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the whole amount assessed against them.
4. T.. WOODSON,
dc LIN City Collector.
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BY Jno. +. LauglIton, DR.. Auc;ionccr,
1906 Main street.

BY Jno. r. LauglItOii, DR.. AuciiOnccr.
1906 Main street.
FURNITURE, PIANO, CR0CKERY,
Il GROCERIES, STOVES, CARPETS, SEW
ING-MACHINES, &C, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
MONDAY TIE 10TH INSTANT,
nj l0is o'clock. viii sell at my aucilon-housc
An assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
embracing the usual assortment Of housckcep-
ing articles:
One XCELLENT sIX-OCTAYE CHICKERING
PIANO,
An invoice Of NEW CROCKERY,
4 consignment Of FAMILY GROCERIES.
400 pounds GREEN and TOASTED COFFEES,
COOKING and IlFATING-STONES,
BRUSSELS and other CARPETS.
One SUPERIOR FAMILY SINGER SEWING
MACHINE,
Several GOOD sEWING-MACIIINEs Of other
makes.
4 small lot Of YOUTHS and BOYS BOOTS.
six boxes FIREWORKS: ROMAN CANDLES,
&C.;
Two trios Of WHITE FACE RLACK SPANISH
CHICKENS seven months old.
JNO. l.. LAUGIITON. JR..
dc II Auc!iuncer.
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by j. Thoml son Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctiouccr'
III3 east Main street.

Jll3 east MAIN street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO LARGE
/ VACANT LOTS on THE WEST LINE OF
Union STREET BETWEEN FRANKLIN
STREET AND THE FREIGHT DEPOT OF
THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
By virtue Of deed of trust dated November q.
1878, aud executed 90 the undersigned trustee,
recorded IN the clerks Office Of the Chancery Court.
-. l.. lIl3 Il. page 40. and default having been
made in said deed, and being required so % do by
the beneficiary l will s~ll nj auction, on thc
premises, ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27ui,
AT ONE O'CLOCK T.. NJ,
the above PROPERTY, described In said decd as
follows LOTS NO-. . and 8, according 90 plat
of said property annexed 90 q deed dated October
10,1S75, from james Plc1sants, commls Missioner. tO
Samuel Ntccuhhin, recorded i'm DCCG-Bouk log.
page %. Richmond Chmccry Court Lot No.
= fronts 30 feet, with depth Of l9l feet. tie rear
line being . feet. Lot No. fronts 80 feet On an
alley, with depth of 81 feet.
Parties owning property ON trankiin street
should attend This sale, rs this properly joins the
rear Of their premises FOR distance Of l9l feet
from Union street west.
TERMS: Cash as 10 $500. with interest from the
Gth day of February, 1875, and expenses ~ sale,
and balance In six ani twelve months, interest
added, aud secured by decd Of trust.
WILLIAM l.. EoYhLL.
Trustee.
j. THOMPSON BRowN, Auctioncer. dc II
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By W. II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AucliOnecrs,
lIl3 Main street.

rVHOSE TWO DESIRABLE TWO-STO-
L RI BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS,
Nos. G23 AND G2j NORTH FOURTH STREET.
FOR SALE BY AUC1iON.-Hy request Of the
owners, who are nOn-residcnls and for the pur-
pose OF settling an estate, We shall sell by auction.
on the premises on
THURSDAY NEXT, DECEMBER %, 1881,
at O'Clock =. d.. the residue Of the property Of
said estate, consisting Of the abOye-named VAL
CABLE PROPERTY on the east line Of Fourth
street between Leigh and Jackson streets.
These DWELLINGS contain five rooms each,
with Kitchen, &C., are occupied by good tenants,
and have always rented readily at "a good rental.
The LOTS are about iSN9O feet each.
TERMS: one third cash tie residue by ncgOtia-
bic notes at six and twelve months. Win interest
added, and sccuredby a decd of trust.
W. II. LYME e CO..
&c 10 AuCtiOnccrs.
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Sale by \. h. CnAFYry ( Co, AuctiOneers.

Immediately after the above sale there will be
offered, on the same account. TWO VALUABLE
LOTS on Main street near the corner Of Twenty
hfth street. dc Is
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EIcNtnIh tIitCI UtlWttu NIlIIi iuI bIUh.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF \ LOT on
H TIE SOUTH Side or FLOYD STREET
iiETM Elm PLUM AND LOMBARDN STREETS
At At CIiON.-By request of ilr. W. \. Elliott,
executor of Jane, Carter, deceased, we viii sell by
auti0n, upon the prcmi5os, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23D,
at O'Clock T.. NJ, Che Lot situated rs above. he
ginning 20 feet west Of Plum street, fronting 90
feet, running back 1874 feet 10 an alley 20 feet
wiue.
twelve months, with Interest. and secured by trust
deed. Cru bBS WILLIAMS.
de IS AuctiOuCcl~.
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EOR NEW HORK.-Thc Old - ~,
II Dominion Steamship Company sssssss-E 8 -
steamers WIN sail as follows: steamer Old DO
MlNlON, Captain MALKEK, EVERY TUESDAY
at 4 o'clock 4. ~, steamer WiANOkE, Captain
COUCu, EVERY FRIDAY at ] O'Clock L. NJ
steamer MANHATTAN, Captain NELLY, EVERY
SUNDAY ~ O'Clock a. NJ.
Freight received W 90 ~ o'clock ". for the
Tuesday md Friday Is steamer, and 20 o'clock
saturday evening FIR Sundays ship.
Through bills OF ladng signed and goods for
warded with dispatch 10 al points north, south,
east, and west; also, 90 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cablu fare TO New York, slOi round
trip, SIS: Storage, 50 and 81.
For freight or passage, apply 10
e. W. ALLEN & Co, Agents,
my Cts Companys Wharf, Rockets.
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{ CHESTERFIELD LANDS FOR SALE
" AT CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE JAN.
UAIl 9, lSSZ-ln pursuance OF deed Of trust
dated 9th Of December, 1867, executed by Da-
yid L. Branch and Thomas W. Branch 10 John
Lyon, trustee, shall, the first day of the mex,
January term Of the County Court Of Chester
field,
JANUARY o, 1882,
az 2 o'clock W., I'm front Of the courthouse Of
said county, sell at pubilc auction the following
REAL ISTATE-to wit:
1. a TRACT OF LAND lying I'm Chesterfield
county. on the Sprngrum road about seven mile,
west Of the Courthouse. and containing THREE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES. more or
less, and bounded I'm 1867 by the lends Of Ash
brook, Thomas Terrill William Is. Becher and
spencer NJ Fowler-it being the SINE land former
" owned by john II. Wilder. from whom said Da-
yid l.. and Thomas ". Branch derived their title.
.. AN UNDIVIDED THIRD PART OF 4
TRACT OF LAND lying i'm the county Of Chcs-
terield' about four and q half miles from fhe c,ly
Of Richmond. on the roid leading hy the Broad
rock race-c0ursc, and containing TWO HI y
DRIED AND FORTl-EIGHT ACRES. more or
less. and adjoining GA 1867 the land then occii-
pied q, residence by William Ihomn, L.thg0w.
The said tract formerly belonged % -. e.. WMftcc.
deceased. from whom said u. T.. and +. ". Branch
Inherited one third part If 10.
TERMS: one fourth Of the purchlsc-moucy in
cash; for the balance credit OF SIX, twelve, and
eighteen months. secured by wc-endorscl ucg0-
table notes. and lien upon the Land.
de S-2tawtds JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
EOR NORFOLK, SI-TTl,
PORTSMOUTH,,
AND JAAfEs-RIVER LANDINGS, DIRECT,
CONNECTING AT PORTSMOUTH
FOR
BALTIMORE AND THE NORTH. OLD POINT
COMFORT, sAIITHFlELD. AND
HAMPTON VA.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO NORFOLK, $50.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
TICKETS UNLIMITED.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL.
fc.rr,.ipf. Irrff,d sfafoat,aU
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithheld. aud Hampton, Washington. -. G.:
Ncwben, Washington, and IaIb0lO', y. G.. and
an points On Eastern North Car0lma; also, for
Eastern shore Of Virginia. Old Point and all regu-
lar landings ON James river, az LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. J.. y. ThlIM,
oc 20 superintendent.
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DICHMOND. FkEDEtICKrBUKG

IL AND POTOMAC AB.-~ChcdIlr
commencing II NDAl. November .E l--lt
300 &. NJ. leaves Byr-~tnpct SO 4t0u d.Ily. stops
only 90 AiliiUrd aud Ird, lics ,D.f..
$3.50 4. b., leaves Byrd-etgcct station dl.iy .cA-
ccpt sunday.
400 i. NJ. leaves ByFd-> rect station dlIIF.
4;UO T.. ~, Accommodation ior A,lilaf, lrI..t
Broad->tfcci station dlay lcAcDl.
>LudlysL
lbs &. ", 1uifcs 20 nyrd-stult ri. f.0u dIN'.
249 4. NJ. arrives "a byrd-~trccl station I...f
makes mo- locIl -fule.
9:5s r. NJ, arrives 40 Byrd-sttc, station d..iY
Except sunday.
S:3i A. NJ Accommodation, arrives 70 Ir0i.-
street station daily .rNUDrt sunday.
&. \. TAYLOR. btuer iirft Arr..
---.-- 4 ! -. l. ! -
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AUCTION sALES---Future Days.
BY ). Thompson Brown,
Real Estate agent aud Auetionccr,
lib Main street.

AAAo 1Atth rtfttt.
TWO DETACHED FRAME HOUSES
IL ON NORTH ST. JAMES STREET,
Nos. 1919 AND 1921.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
CASH PAYMENT SMALL AND TERMS LEE
Raj.
a GOOD-PAYING INVESTMENT.
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 23D,
AT 4 O'CLOCK NJ,
tic FbOvc propcrty-thOsc NEAT FRAME,
DWELLINGS. With three rooms each. neariy
new, and with yerlndas To each house.
rms class OF property pays a most remuncratiyc
income and Is much sought after.
TERMS: 500 cash; balance in. equal payments
Of six, twelve. and eighteen months, interest add
ed. and secured by trust decd
dc ~ j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer.
A sSIGNEE'S SALE OF LARGE AND
"A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND LYING IN
c. MBERLAND AND BUCkINGIIAM COUN-
TlES.-Thc undersigned. assignee Of Joseph Il.
Jones, bankrupt, will sell az Cumberland Court
house, at public auclion. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Pc. 1881.
that being court-day, the LARGE TRACT Of
LAND formerly owned by Joseph Il. Jones. con-
ONE THOUSAND AND TWENTY-FIVE
being in Cumberland and Buckingham counties.
seven miles from Cumberland Courthouse and ~
teen mile from Buckingham Courthouse, adjoin-
ing the lands Of John &. PAGES estate and oiiers
There Is 4 large proportion Of good land in the
tract. and tine body Of crccS-boifOm land.
If desired The tract viii De divided into two or
more parcels 10 suit purchasers.
\ survey and plat Of said land will be- exhibited
on the day Of sale.
TERMS on SALE viii be one fourth IN cash Of the
purcbase-mOncy and rs 10 the residue on a credit
OF one, two, and three years, equal lnsttlmcnt..
with Interest from sale. the purchaser 90 give ECgO-
table notes, with interest added. and the title re-
taincd until the whole purchlsc-moncy IS paid.
JOHN II. WILSON.
Assignee Of Joseph Il. Jones. bankrupt.
no 27-eOdlOt
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OLDDOMINION STEAMSHIP e ~;
" COMPANY. ss<sss1ss:
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WIANOhE, MAN
HAITIAN, ana RICHMOND-ENERN TUESDAY
and FRIDAY az l i. NJ, aud SUNDAY nc 3
A. NJ.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS. TIT RS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS ~ , +. VI. from Pier
20 new NUMBER, foot OF Beach street. North
river.
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
AfleT-cabin fare % New Yori, $40; round "Trip.
SIS: Storage, 81 and ~.
Frelghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred.
Freights received until 3 o'clock 4. NJ. daily.
For further IN formation, apply h
GEORGE ". ALLEN K co, Agents,
my Office Company's wharves. Rockets.
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4 direct iour-h0urs connection is IiI', icfwt.l
Richmond and norfolk by t-.u- having II..-
mond 90 1910 \. VI. aud Norfolk al l-t-a b.. II.
All trains leaving Petersburg 1911 .tHf. lrYm ,.D
AppomlttoN depot.
moud 20 4. VI. Iud J;iJ -. VI. Leave f',trr-....
az . y. VI. and j:lJ 4. VI. every sunday.
q. ID. MILNE.
General ~rpruUt.uI.Hf
\. PorE, General Passenger Iai ! ics,t ts,lt
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGUANY
AZ RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RICHMOND AND.
MfTIIANrDN'~

Freight InI Boo Gin rf
MAI, Passenger pi.-,rl,..
cN. sunday IS. sunday. tt. ~mI.,.
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by virtue OF n certain decree Of the Circuit Court
Of IIenrco county. IN the cause of Howell and
wife rs. Noricn aud ais, entered on the 18th day
day Of December 1881 we shall sell by public anc-
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RAILROAD LINES.

thrsiigh fhfrr,h
Fas Tram PsrardVr
No. o.. my,
DAILY. Bsir
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IIKUItfTI Nh NNIIl 7 ~ = ..t'I'' =.
TO AND FROM BALTlMOIi, pun ADti-
PnIA NEW NORh, AND tA~lEkN
AND WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN ElNh'
MOND AND BALTIMORE IL EACH
DIRECTION.
Corrcspondingly qrick time c. other poin's'
Through bill OF lading issued a; low ltte-, ~,
4. \. TAILOR,
~ Its otnefal fieish N"'N''
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
INFLCIIOCS DISEASES. 4.
REPORTS FROM VARIOUS CITIES RECEIVED By IHE
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

REPORTS FROM VARIOUS CITIES RECEIVED By 1HE
NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Moltality reports
were received by the National Board OF Health to-day as
follows:
At Matamoras Mexico for the week ending March IL,
there were deaths small pOx and II deaths from
all causes. Population. 10000.
The following reports for the week ending March
10:
Portland Me.-Measles prevailing; three deaths dur
ing the week.
Boston, Mass-Fortysix cases OF diphthcra. deaths;
II cases OF scarlet fever death also deaths from
measles
Ncwfritan, Conn-Small-pox prevalent. but only one
death
Newly TX CityFOrt yth'ee deaths from scarlet fever
IL from smallpox from measles, 80 from diphthera
and q from cronp
Brooklyn, ~ Y.-Sevcnteen deaths from diphthera'
from scarlet fever Of smallpox and one death
Buffalo y. I.-Fve deaths from dphthera ANA rom
camden. n J-Oue death from smallpox
Phadelpha, PcUn.-Thrty-seven deaths from small
pOx scarlet fever. from dphtEeria ana from
Pttsburr PeuD-Ten deaths from scarlet fever. from
dipbtheria; cases OF smallpox. no deaths reported
Richmond, VA.-FOur cases or smallpox
by rags used In paper mild.
Wilmington, n. Conc case OF mallpox
Measles prevailing at Newton. Mass; Augusta Hh
and Jefferson rx and there are three cases OF si'ia
pox reported at the town OF Lake; Cook County III
Chicago.-Eeven deaths from dlpbthelia, from schr
LET fsVer from Group, from measles ana IL iroHi
s,nall-p0x Tlere II Of smallpox reported
Montreal. Canada.-During The week ending March z
there were deaths from diphhcria from measles and
. from scarlet fever. - -. - 80,
Adyiccs received from Scvilc SPAIN report one dea
fr ,m plague February %
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SEEKING TO REMOVE A RECEIVER.

8. S. Randall was appointed by Justice DonO-
sue q short time ago receiver OF the Open Board OF
Bockbrokers Building Company. upon the petition OF
majority Of its directors, and gave bond OF $4,000
Arthur T. Timpson. a stOckhOlder and trustee Of the
company applied yesterday TO the Supreme Court for
order 10 remove Mr. Randall the ground Of irregular
ry Another motion was made at the same time In
behalf OF Mr. Tmpson to compel Mr. Randall, asrecever.
70 give increased security by executing his bond in the
sum Of 100000. Mr. Timpson In his affidavit alleges
that the rec liver viii probably come into possession Of
s1dsvit was opposed by made by Mr.. Randall, in
which he said the property thus far received by him
vas worth only $77O 56 that the pereonal property
which could bis hands consisted exclusively Of
disputed claim for $4,000. and that the real property
vss ouy valued at about $G00 000 which was m0reover
subject ~ mortgage for $50 600 ExJudRe Fullerton
appeared the motions for Mr. TmpsOp and Sidney s.
Harris for Mr. Randall Justice Lawrence reserved bis
decision,
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME -CHAnsEas Lawrence. I.ronr op.n, M q,
M 81 T. 1 asnGaT % m c1sd @ 49, %SGs 4 9sc G S ise iss
80 S e.. 80 S 81 S24 55a "a 295 4e s5 Sjs
ns?s sil;?ssF1 T. 3 = 5 s. s. st.
J. s@s hEasSs - Rs?sls
&C. S. 1S 4s t 49, 81 SS5 Ss ta Sss ''
a s iIOg o 6. Opsn' s % "a iS 4 @
S Ss s sss SS 5 sS s 80? fS S SlS o izO 10 9O' ''
Nos iSos s5s ess i5ss 2e@s se9 HAP i59
sdsI s1sI dSS bs at7 $685. $685. 5S6s ao as5 s5 sS6 @
5SsS $500 $685. 5O00 SOa5 1882 1884 1865 1925
" M,Sss Ssy
PARI aoi ioT "a o XSs 5 1NcSSg @ Sssns @ & g os SS.g e
2tS5 27i7 h19 7U 26SS. 2CS9 2sOi 2sO' v3 2o23 20S
SPECIAL rRRM-speir. J.-Court opens 10 m.No day
PARIS II and III.1Adion1nea TOR the term m NM o,v
TRIAL rFsM-PAnr Ivan Bruut l.-conrr opens at i
I'll s9t s2o s5d s49, Ills 6G 5s2 Co., s03 'G' ll2J'
TAL ilEM-PARIs H. anil III Aaogrncd for 'he term term
MARINE CouRr-rRiM TEnM-pAar i:,sherin'n J.conrt ,
4 Ss7 zsa5 ssss 2sa 4soS Gi3' ass III, 2alOr 4i7i,
02i2 "a 4S2t 4sSS; ,s,.6ar9d% 4Sd@ t,r tho ,,ru
rARr IIimNehr6as court opens ;o at M u a. 1 mHSG @ IN
GSmGn S % ?as S FaE soG i ts @ 2G 4s Esq Ss 4s 4.
4S7 |, 4S72. 4SS3 1915. 4HlS -
oS Wam sawTer Der eoons assault and
crv John Hcilsnom William shaw hurg,v John Menzer
Iahy aIand larcey John sullivan, Adam LonnceT larceny
Howard. John BrSol George Biyson, William Thompson
PiRrIl. smvth. R.rhe People agt James Conor James
ONcil John No Henry Burke. obl cy; john Welrc
George sarsfed iconoas a,%sui an haitrly jon fry
arv Azc lt.l nols. Joseph Koch. William He'll kato WIZ
iams Cah M CsH % W,, csH smith "aS coSceG Mcapon
Michac Fecucv Michael Collins Charles Meieis t1cse laws
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
settled pyet and another art Lord Clark ct al

otherCase settled pyett and another ag Lord Clark ct al
agt Kemgo0d ct al-0ranted.
Common Pieas-Specidi Term-By Judge Beach: -
In re adoption Of Parsow Dongnerty ct al agt Vol ct AL
ae Seeman aud Others signed In re application
OF Smith etc.-Order signed.
Marine Court - Chambers-Bv Judge Hawes.-
Reindeer ag!. schwam-Mouon granted see memorandnm.
Scott Farey-See memorandum, Strobe agt Albert-
The pspers used notion been submitteu
Rowe agt Mitche-Moon granted payment OF costs OF
motion plaintiffs disbursements AT inquest BIRD agt
Observation-Disclosures for 81 S. Hafey agt Lang Jacobs
agt. Wheeler Motions granted Massman agt Petre-Mo-
OE denied with $40 TO defendant to abide the event
Bel Cause set down for trial ls Monday OF Arrii
Part H. Third Avenue Railroad Company aGt Epnng-
Case settled and ne memorandum zohcado ae FRYE
See memorandum. De Wolf agt. SeamaD-See memorandum
Habershaw agt American Lnbrcatng OH Compary Bpchan
Higgins orders granted Frazer Cinch Van Nec-
ten agt Kennedy DuyckincR agt Crowley Deulas agt.
Scheuer Kenney Aitken; Donees agt
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New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
VERDICT AGAINST THE ELEVATED ROAD.

A staging suspended from the bridge across
he track OF the Elevated Railroad in Thrdave.. at
Thirty fourth St. was struck by the smoke stack OF an
engine year and torn away from ITS fasten
IpgA A painter named Callahan, who was at work on
the staging, was thrown into the street and killed
Algernon s. Sullivan. Public Administrator began an
action in the Supreme Court against the Manhattan
Railway Company to recover 5000 damages for Mr.
Cal!asans death. It alleged In the complaint that
the smokeack Of the engine higher than those OF
the other engines used the road with reference to
which the staging had been erected. The company
denied this allegation and asserted that the same engine
had ssed under the staging several times on tue Same
day and preceding night The collision, IT was said
by saggDg OF the ropes by which the staging
was The for trial yesterday before
Justice Barrett and the jury returned verdict against
the company for So 900 All OF the next Of kin Of the
man who was sl ed live outside OF this State and the
novel question was raised by the company whether such
an action could sustained by the Observation-Disclosures
Justice Barrett held that 1t could An appeal probably
will 10 taken upon this point j. K. HILL Wing d
6houdy appeared Tor the painun; DorShcimer, Bacon
4 Dcya for the company.
New-York tribune., 1881-03-24
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