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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
THE TEHUANTEPEC INTER OCEAN RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Company now Subscribers the three NIL
I % S gr rst on T The oSiag ,e "i
each SOISS ri on @ P Pay re %Hf IN dou 10 The
bonds oncrl OF the amour; Of :hrr several sio:cripoas
attached in ia ccr;caes Of thousand dollars each 50
fun udss Of III asand dollars for any bal
SHoscTiPt@ns sai becomr binding ynsn alomsnts shall
be made aud for amounts a9e AMI shall De Dlyaele a. o.
or ~ instruments OF twenty per cent az intervals o. SIXTY sixty
Interest upon 6Sna and and % VIII be adjusted to
the payment Of nstanen:s Shlli be leeaed Of hs
shah oItei, all rights aud previous asmen;s 80 a,o i, A.
post to credit OF Company either American Exchange
Natona! bauk or the National Bank ~ h hs.H ,h q, IN.
will be received until the eighth day Of Feb
at three o'clock NJ and sllotnenis VIII o' ns -
~ broadway, New.Yors.
The undersigned respectfully invite OF investors
TO this ioan as worthy Their consideration
rio rios r. buckley. r.aance Committee
MlR9N T. hUs.i: 1..,,o ,,.,o,,n, az.
empon from taxes ana duties donaon q a.r9at c 3lse
H%Gct Which, %r" H sGy SSs
' The road VIII be 800 miles in length route free rom
eDgincerins dnicnlti,s and %Sat excessive .iade'-"'
Tne GaSsTs Upon me Pacific coast, WIN
S s 9nG s nScs S y'f s h
Tho Sa from u.s. SeSo Up prG Tas, ina anne me
coast Of south Amee aud the ports Q, ,Se S
| ami Europe. VIII Ontr Ia commerce ana
ments and which cannot be equalied DY sny
existing practicable route and which must resn. ~
establishing for this property 1T Early day value hr IA
ceedinc 1000 900 now assumed lts worth .,
The Of construction swell advanced Five thOusauI
tons Of steel rails Will their nxturts ami TIES hASo
and all conditions favor the proseeu
its completion when PURPOSE
proceeds he bonds oaeTeI Will be strictly applieI
These for gratuify WIN o
have from participation In dividends greater "a
their interest Coupons element no. To be
In estimating the annual income from Investment IN o
bonds. which, In illustration, be stated thus .,,o
Annual Interest $5 0OU Bonds at per cent. S2lV
Annual Interest 900 Certificates cent oo osa
Annual Prospective d vdends from earninga....
ON FURNISHED APPLICATION
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BITTEN By A SAVAGE DOG.
SEVERAL PERSONS ATTACKED BY TIE BKCIE-
FINALLY SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.

FINALLY SHOT BY A POLICEMAN.
Great excitement was caused early thursday
morning in the West Side District ny hu9e do9,
which ran through the streets snaIng at every one
whom he met and biting several persons. Late
Yesterday night John Cavanagh came to the
Chambers Street Hospital with the marks OF the
dogs teeth in his right hand and wrist. MI. Cava-
nagh described tie dog very large, ferocioqs
and neetfooted. No report of the animal was made
until a. III. Thursday, when he bounded past
Odicer Todd, of the Ninth Precinct at hudson ana
Gapseyoort-s The officer fred at him twice, but
missed both times and TIE animal disappeared. AT
q O'clock Mrs. Weed of No. OF Varck-st., showed
her torn and bleeding hands to the officers at the
Prince Street Station. The dog had sDrang upon
her at Varick and Canol-sts., and she had escaped
with difficulty, leaving part OF her dress IN the an
inaps teeth. While Mrs. Weed was talking, Henry
MautelI Nc. 80 ThOmpSOn-st., was telling q similar
story and was exhibiting similar injuries IN the
Charles Street Police Station.
The police vera now thoroughly alarmed, and
word was passed along to all posts TO i9Hh lor ,ne
McDougal-sts. The dogs next appearance was IN
Hudson-st., where it snapped at a Mr. Rymer and
inr.s:. the animal attacked and bit two other men,
tearing their clothes very badly. AS Samuel
Housey, of No. 10 Downing-st, was starting TO bis
work, the dog jumped at his throat: AS ne did SO,
Mr.. Hous!ey struck him IN the mouth, injuring bis
hand badly The dog was next heard Of At ~.
G. Carols lumber-yard, at Little Twelfth Twelfth
s. and and wheI sues he Donsaefy
Finally, after attacking one OF two others, tue
animal ran into Thirteenth-st, and here he was
conered opposite the eamasr r1 VOTES xsn t a
lumber piles enptied his revolver into his Oody anu
killed him.
The Charles Street Police were taking account of
the damage done by the savage animal, when
Edward Welton, a sailor on the steamer Adriatc,
lying at Pier No. SO. North RIVER reported that he
had been bitten by the dog at IL O'CLOCK on Weunes,
also been bitten the thigh. and so badly that be
was unable to leave the vessel Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
KNOCKED DOWN BY A BURGLAR.

William Mahon, Justice of the Peace: keeps 4
liquor store at Willow and Second-stS., llobolcn.
Early Yesterday morning lie was awak 3ncd by
hearing noise in his harroOm. lie dressed and
went down stairs. Looking into tine window he
saw two men forcing open the drawer Of his desk.
He entered the door and attacked the burglars with
poker. After severe struggle one of the burglars
struck Mr.. Mahon III the face with the handle Of D
heavy revolver telling HIM to the floor aud cutting
his face badly The two BARCLAYS then escaped
Mah0n saws that he recognized one Of the burglar
but refuses TO give his name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
sFPIO17s CONTEIBUrORY NEGLECT:

The inquest in the case OF Cas1ar J. Butler, who
was run over and killed the Third Avenue Rail
saturday night was held Thursday. The jury
brought IN tie following verdict: "Casnar j. liul-
er came t. his death hy injuries received Saturday,
January 20 1851 at the Elevated Railroad Station,
M Tbird-avc and Seventy-sx HIST. We hold Thomas
O'Irien, the hrah eman AMI the Manhattan Elevated
Railroad Company guilty Of carrlcssarss III causing
the death Of Caspar J. Butler" OBren was hell III
81 900 tail which was furnished by IN officer OF
fine CONN aUV.
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CHARGING HIS WIFE WITH ABANDONMENT.

Isaac Devoe age sixty three. of No. 100 East Sew
entieth-st appeared IN the Yorkville Police Court
Yesterday to answer the charge Of abandonment
preferred by Mrs Mary A. Devoe, his wife, who lives
with her two sons at No. SIC West . ls-st ms case
for the last three years has boen before the civil
courts but, owing 10 various delays and to the
alleged poverty of Mrs. Devoe, 1t was thought adj
vsabe to bring the matter before tie police courts
Mr.. Devoe at one time owned seven or eight houses
IN Rrookiyn and handsome houses at LexInQton-ave.
and 3Cth-st All of these said to have been sold
under foreclosure OF mortgage and MIR. Dev0e
animation was held, and the case was adjourned
until next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
AN AMERICAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

1t was rumored Thursday that there was move
,nent "among certain persons i'll this city tOestah-
lish nm American steamship line, to run between
New-York and foreign ports, for freight ans, passcn-
yer traffic, with capital OF T2,0OO,00O Upon in
movement no infor;haJ ion as to who the cOrp0at-
ors were when it was proposed to start the line or
who WIRE to build the vessels, could be obtained.
1t was simply declared that the arrangements were
not in condition at present TO be made public but
that an American line would no Doubt be started,
providing Congress took no nasty action III passing
a Ercp-Shiu hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
ALLEGED vIoLAToRs OF TIE EXCISE LAW

The following named liauor-dCalers were required
Tn furnish bail each i'll 800 for violation of the
Excise Law: James Colean, of No. rs COrtlandt
st.; tichael Mahony, OF No. 81 Wesi-si.; John N.
Crory, of No. 1I5 Westinghouse; Maurice o..
H,arn OF No. GO C.ccnwich-st.; Richard Mead, OF
no. OIL, Westinghouse; Michael Seven, OF No. q
West-st.; Michael Travis. of No. u Westinghouse;
Patrick ConDel of No. 80 Washlngton-st.; James
Cherry, of No. Oh Greenwch.st The required bali
in each case was promptly given.
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TROUBLE ABOUT WAGES

At a meeting OF wood carvers Thursday it was an
nOunced that the strike of the carverS IN the employ
OF kImba 81 Caus had ended III the SUCCESS Of the
wOrkmen. The firm has told them that they will
reccde from their demand for an increase of the
working hours from nine 10 ten hours q day. The
cigarmakers In the employ of NJ. Frankel, Of No.
4S HoistOn-st. have lett their work on account OF
"A reduction of wages
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The sale will be continued this evening.
DEMANDING TICKETS AT TIE WRONG DOOT

Michael Lynch has been employed as a door
keeper at the American Institute Building during
the walking match now going on: As he was from
the same part OF Ireland Us Hughes. the "IepDer,
he took great interest in the match. When Hughes,
on Thursday, began to approach RowelPs record,
Lynch became elated and drank too much whlskey;
The result that when in the evening he returned
from his dlnnsr inetead of taking his place at the
door of the Institute Building he stationed himself
at the entrance of Max Meyers butcher shop, which
ia next door to it, and demanded from Meyers Gus
toners admission fees OF 90 cents each. Meyer or
dered HIM away and was asked by Lynch If he had
his authority from OLeary. Policeman McGlll
arrested Lynch. and in the Yorkville Police Court,
Yesterday, he was fined So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
SELLING ADULTERATED MILK.

On the complaint of Dr. Isham, Of the Board of
George Bertram, of No. 2O2 Avcnuc-C; Charles
Seelorfcr, OF No. 100 Avsnue-C; John Mcrz: OF No.
1l9 Avenuc-D William Shee Of No. n East 9;h-
ST., and Alice Cavanagh, of No. 400 East 2lst.,
were aIraigned before Justice Smith, IN the Essex
Market Police Court Yesterday. on charge OF sell
ing adulteratcd mix. They all held for Iial III
default of 5000 bail cach with the exception OF ars.
Cavanagh who was DISCHARGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
rRADE.MARKS Ar THE WORLD,s TAIR.

meeting of the United States Trade Mark Asso-
citation was held yesterday at the rooms of the
Stationers' Board OF Trade in the Bennett Building
ut Nassau and Fulton.sts. Creates Cleveland pre-
sided. a cOu,nhtteo was appointed to learn II any
legislation il necessary for the protection OF trade
marks of foreign articles to leo exhibited at the
Worlds FAIR in 1888. W. A. Cole. OF w. j. Wilcox
Il Co.. james rGlcott. Edward Clark. president OF
singer Manufacturing Company, Dwight Duryea.
president If the Glen Cove Starch Company. and
Charles Renanld, of kenauld, francois Il Go. were
apponted members of the committee. Inc election
nj officers Was postponed.
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OFFERS FOR SALE
THREE MILLION DOLLARS
OF ITS
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY YEAR GOLD
BONDS,
WITH SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST COtPONS
PAYABLE IN NETWORK OR LONDON.

These bonds are a portion Of the SIX MILLION DOL
LARS Of bonds authorized To be issued by tbs company DS
the Grant Government Of Mexico. made June = lSf'
and are mortgage trust deed TO the Cen
trail Trust Company Of York upon all the rel andper
sOna property Of the company In Mexico Including It's rat
road appnrtrnances ts harDor rights on the Guf ami
ami It's public lands donated by the Govern
mcnt.
company Massachusetts corporation and ia pos
sessed all necessary rights and 20 construct main
aud operate ITS railroad aud harbor, for ninety nine
years.
For prudential the capital stock OF the company
fixed ut the minimum amount authorized subject 10
future specifically provided for by statute and the
fully up. and have been made for term Of
cercltos amounting at their
value to TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS. and representing
property Of the company.
These certificates ento holders 10 undivided and nsep
arabic the entire capital stock aud 10 Iatabo
parcpa In ali dividends distributions moneys
which may 10 made by tho company proper.
OF total shares OF the company, when provided
rights six million dollars OF these certificates maio III
eresLbearng tho rate OF five per per
AIRY hrs lS0j-accOrng to coupons thereto attached.
Agreeaby To cont act nsc1Dei heSs six million dol.
lars certificates they advanced the company
used d-pnsrl OF for construction pdrpOeS
rd thousand dollars thereof with the privilege Of
BLANK FORMS FOR SUBSCRIBE
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

dIbemdrle Hotel-The Hon. Wayne Mac VeaGh, OF
PennsyIvania ST. James Lotet-Governor Alfred H. no
nnitt 0t Georgia - EptreH House-CapAin G. IA ersen
superintendent Of the u = Coast survey a ndeyer
Mass Central Hotl-EI Governor Jonn +. hu
ranft, Of Pennsyl vania. Grand Hote[ProIess?r
Riddle Of Hartford Holman House-Poetmaster ~ "
New. Eayen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NENYonX IAN. 23I3,

PORT OF NE"Y3nX ,.;:..JAN. %. 1891
Str Alta. ,Br wooe1isn Iavarpoo Jan /, and o,o.o.
Ii, with indse and passengers to NcrnoI Brown a
Str Texas, Hines Fernandna Jar 81 Jacksonville
% 1uSwick Co. land ioit Royal -, with mdse pas
STNSEr-WIND-At Sandy HOOK. fresh wNw, cloudy
At Cliy Isldnh, the .aiue
CLEARED
Strs Asatia tT Or g I0ad0n Henderson Bros Anc,nrIa
, Hc,ciernicl Glasgow. Henderson oS: lien More III
I- Iona? Peter Wrigl; & sons; somerset tr SiaSpcr
\ "ueTiridss Co. Mafsngo r MSle full ' saaaerS @s
& Western T"sas Hines. PORT Royal Jacks,nyie ard
riaicipti e ;toarts: NedeGiaih 1iiclgI Tanner All
wcrp. Pc;crNrght g. sonss.
i.aks rrchari GER scioska Bremen. Tobias & Coz An.
decia u0u SCANS OnortO q Amsnck & Co. Abel Abbott
Chase. Gone Town. Belner fnlppo utll', Dihcln Be
rtH Using Suu Grnlng Gcorgeiown.L W & Armstrong
Mentor liir. tDicr3i. Knerton II Henry; Rabbon,.
var -" ->~-; Cart Montgomery TrnIlo &C. Fvcers ~
il, rnrl, Astoria ma Cox. Port EzADelh Africa. T.
schrs Addie BRYANT. stubbs Nassau Mp. II W Loud &
Co. Mary Dyer. Ganmage Blneheld, smith & 60: Wm
Wetsjc. BIakos he santiago. Tex, WCO'ihouso K
Kudd Eiic Young tBr. Weldon, Halifax. y y. scdnmen
r Anchored at CIV Island bound out-B4k McGnveny
tErJ. cha oman, for DunairS.
MARINE DISASTERS.
HALIrAx Jan 2S-The barkentne Rebccca Nelly 40
eighteen months old. was sod al auction Yesterday by
Orer Of the VceAdmiray Court TINS vessel
STEAMER MOVEMENT -FOHEIGN PORTS.
LIvEaPooI, 2s-Arrivci str lscarde tBr>, Mcmillan.
QuEESsrowN. Ian 2s-saici str city Berlin. Kennedy
from Liverpool for New.YOrR
Arrived str ueca Hill from Boston. on her way Liver.
HAMnuRG Jan 2s-Arrved sir selesia AlberO from New
BREMaN Jan 2S Arrived strs Geusa (Br) Smith. from
Charleston. and Wostbrurne tBr Newdick from New.or
leans.
BRISTOL. Jan 2s-Arrve, ulUucestJr (r Peters, from
New-YorK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

forged signature of the manager OF the american n
Clock Company. He was identified last exening Wv
d. b. Athouse. of No. 3O2 West Sxtee1tn-s, ;iop
LEFT him take watch valued at $1Z3, ana ny t6'i'i
nnmad Mead who had lost clock valued at S4O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE

In the Nissan murder trial. at Newark. yesterday
Judge Depue charged the jury. At IL 4G a. m. the
jury retired and returned at O'clock. with verdict
ofguty of murder in the second degree The penalty
is from five to twenty years Imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
sWINDLING PEOPLE IN A NOVEL MANNER

Inspector Byrnes sas informed several months
400 fLat yOnng vsn calling binsef William Ru.
dolph, ostensihly % agent ot tne Amercall CLOCK
fhrir property by Offering to clean clocks and
Watches at lou rates condition of their beng
TO his care aud by failing to return the
ort,cIes Yesterday he arrested on the B0wery.
The prjsoner rave the nsiue of Perry Wngot. On
HE ner3on Wa found recommendation bearing the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
LETTER FROM MICHAEL DAVITT.

A meeting Of the Executive COUNCIL OF The Irls
National Land League was held last night III Acad'
Wallace tie president occupied the chair. letter
Was read from Michael Eavitt, who is now III Dub,
Tor tIs furthsronoe of the cause al the Land League
II, Ireland was nuch in excess Of the expenditures
Should tie ilabeas Corpus act he slspenaed' he
ari;y Money iro,nths United States to prevent IT
from Ealing Into The thsds Of the English Govern
ment.
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MARINE IA1ELLIGENCE.
MITIATCkH ALMANAC
m

TODAY.
sun 7l3 Gun 5li Clock fast 3rn
Mhun II es... rIS Moot sonth. lJl Moons ~
Hi'ii WAfEE TODAY T.
Sandy looX.. 7j Gov lsIaaI rs He'll tate see. 81
IIfGH WATER TODAY r. VI.
sandy HOOK. 1.}l laial. 7:J7 Hell . o. "a;
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DIR, RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly aseess elegantly coated for the cnre OF all dts
orders stomach liver bowels dneys BLADDER nervous
diseases headache constipation costveness indigeston
dyspepsia biOusness bilious fever inflammation OF ss
Warranted effect positive cure Price 70 cents pee po
sold by all druggists
DIR. RADWAY & CO.. 81 WARREN-ST. n. Y. 81
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To THE LADIES. ..-
Nosnuo hitns pimpes cured by Dr. TOB1Ass
VTNETN LINMENT Warranted superior 70 ANYTHING else OF
no paw sold by all the druggists at 70 and % cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

Mov1rLE Jan 2s-Arnved. Caspian, THOMSON HUN
Bamor on her way to Liverpool e.. o,orov
HALIFAX Jan DISABLED str Texas, Tor 1iasHo".
STEAMER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pohro
PosToy Ian 2s-Cleared str Olympus Walker Liverpool
ps9w; s "A IAN 2S-Arrved strs Boston;
TonaTaDda sherman Providence Harrisburg WORTH Now
Tan osArriyed strs Fnsbury, Tate Rio Ma
ma. Elizabeth Wood, PhiladelphiS Whldn fngssn''
PsToy Ian 2s-Cleared str Imbras sebastopoi
SEw ORLEANS Jan 2S~Arrived Cyanus BayonneWan'
| Al inc Pisses-Arrved str Louisiana.
| Sailed. str Amarylls
FOREIGN SHIPPING.
foSpoy ian 29-Saed- inst. Netie 27th INST ORA
Wit the latter for Ingeslde Naomi the latter ior
savannah NaPried stayanges inc aep H 9TH INST Fra
tell Doge Haydn Brown Jafet H. Lepreaux PusnaeS Ee
0H''A For Later Ship Nsrs.U anu Sc; FVahPag@
---------
IAnsuncementA
A Splendid chance to secure actual bargains
IN SeasKin Domans Sacques and listers otter SscqueS
fnrned garments Is offered by 5HAYNE % boie
Prnce.st Large stock finished TOO late ior reEaa and
sold retail cheap GOODS are renADe @
elegant
| BROwN's TABLETS have been in private use
| for 6fteeu years n. JONES & CO., % Park ROW.
DR.. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Keep the teeth clean and white,
Have you speen7 You know best: a,
me bv the use OF Dr. Honans Spleen Belt For sale iOy all
frst-class druggists
"Roueh on Rats Ask druggists for it. 1t
clears out rats MICE reaches, bedbugs. 10 cents
To THE LADIES. -
III HITr rWaTrans snper1or 10 any thing
no pay sold by all the druggists at 70 and 90 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

"Pough on Rats Ask druggists for it. II
clears out rats mice, reaches, bedbugs 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

Have you spleen2 You know best: q
rosve cure guaranteed asonshngy short space q
me by Dr. HoInans Spleen Belt For safe IVY 81
frstciass druggists.
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DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
Keep the teeth clean and white,
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BpOwN's TABLETS have been in private use
for fifteen years n. JONES & CO., % Park ROW.
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r. r. z.
Railways Ready Relief.

A- lily USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN ATTACKS OF EPIt
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is AP:
Piled EXTERNALLY-OR TAKEN INTERNALLY &C.
CORDING TO DIKECIIONs-PAIN. FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES To EXIST -.
In all cases where pain or itscomforts experienced OF
Influenza DIphthera sore throat Humps BAD
Coughs HOarseness Collie Of the Bowels.
stomach. Lungs. Liver, Kidneys Or with Group oonsy
Fever and with Neuralgia Headache Tic Doloreux,
Toothache, Earache NERVOUSNESS, seepessness or with
LmabagO Pain the Back. Rheumatism, o. with Dlsr-
rhea Cholera Morbus Dysenery or with Burns scads
Bruises with Strains Cramps or Spasms tue appnSsuSa
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF VIII cure you Oh tno
worst OF these complaints In few hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29
STATEN ISLAND.

PLEASANT PLNNS.-Thc PERSONAL property Of the
late Rev. DIR. Vail was recently sold AT ancton in
Pleasant PLANE.
TolrrNvlLIr.-An effort is being made to form 4
company OF the 9th Regiment, National Guards
State New York, ~ JOttcnville.
PRINCES BAY.-lt Is said that CAPTAIN Ahram
Wood, AZ present postmaster OF Princess nay will
he tho Republican candid lte for Supervisor of
Wcsti;cld at the election to be held next mcnth
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BLANK FORMS FOR FURNISHED APPLICATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-29

While Michael Crane, i'll the employ of Dr. Pier
son. of Broadcast North Eiiz beth, Ncw-Jcfsey. was
drivinga carriage yesterday morning containing
Miss Scuvey of MattaWan, over the track OF the
lcnigh Valley Railroad III Elizabeth, the rear part
of the wagon was struck by the cow-catcher of Il
locomotive. Crane received a severe scalp wound
and It is thought that hc - injured Intcrnlllv
Miss Scovcy WAS bruised about the head and
shoulder. and rendered UNCONSCIOUS. Both were
takcn 10 the hospital al NcWaIk.
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NoTEhhe New used the Surplus
n t 5 ann rersry inIsG
y4a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-11-16
For Sale


, Block q. 5 N situated near the crossing Of
the Texas 4 Pacific and Houston & Texas Cen
trail railways, In East Dallas, containing IL
acres OF land: Z fine native forest growth. and
\ prairie, bounded by Swiss Avenue Good.
Live Oak and Cantagrel streets, and inclosed
with good Bois d Arc post and fine plank fence.
No healthier or more desirable place can be
found In the city, On II are i've dwelling
houses The main building Is concrete and
irame, with two rooms 20 feet square, four rooms
Is feet square, dining and cook rooms yerandas
ana balconies. Belonging to 1t are good stables
ont'houscs, horse lot and well of cool, pure and
never failing water. The other houses are for
tenants, containing from two to four rooms. with
Enclosures of 50xl00 feet and supplied with
water from a well of excellent water In the
center of the block. For n large manufactory ii
offers superior advantages and facilities Alta
depth OF tMenty-sevcn feet water In inexhaust-
iblc quantity can be found, and n track of Two
blocks viii connect II with the T. & p or ii. q
7, G. railways-in fact with the whole railway
system of the city. For investment the CAPT
talist can find none safer or better II Is offered
ms n whole. Ifnot sold soon it will be leased for
II termof years or partitioned and Offered for
sale In lots To suit purchasers. For terms, etc.
apply to JONES 4 MURPHY.
Land Agents, 40 Main Street, or 10
JOHN J. GOOD,
Attorney nj Taw $40 El,, ctraat