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, 1881-12-09
Thirty-one Loaded .Freight-Cars
Precipitated into the Mis-
souri, River.
One Man Killed Outfight-Miracu.
tous Escape OF Several
Persons.
Disastrous Collision Of Two Frafght
Trains on tho Cllfcngo g. Alton
H0ad.
An Engineer aud Two Firemen Ho,rib1y
Mutilatel-A Long 4ist Of Other
Miahaps.
A Trnln co,nposett Of Tisfrty.onc Ours
preclpttateti tnto tile Missouri River.

4 Trnln Composed Of Thirty onc Ours
Freclpttated tnto tile Missouri River.
sptetai Utspatth to 7ns tAttaoo 1r!btint.
Fit. Louis. No.. t'ec. R-The ntEcnhn trest!e
bridge u tho St'rth Missouri lta1rt,aA over tue
Missouri ltscr nt st. Charles, Mo-, foil at q
Uclnrk this evening under tho weight Of freight
train No. II, combating of all engine. thirteen
cars lna.le,l With 1lya stock. and eighteen cars Of
dead freight. The engine WIS tho first to fn'l,
the cars p!tfng on top OF II. The spRn which
gave way tl.lder tho TRIMS weight Wis
ut tho east eni s,f tho brf'lKe. tho
trnln .,cEng westwnr,l-bonnd. 1t was rl,e-
ty feet frnm tho waters c.lRe, and tho
crash or tue falling cnrs cos1ld he h'aru ut
It. Charles. nearIy II n!!e nwny. The siai, WIS
M feet III lgn9th and tic enrs W.. went tfuist
llrnHxe,1 ts,ra Ers,tn the other runtts down Will
them. There wer1 IN tiIt traIn 1t he time oI
tue Hcnttlent y. t.. An'!rrson. u stock 'lrnaer ~
1'nttHnsbnru. Mo-. nHu Patrick Crane. = Htock
dealer uf liowur.l. Mo-: COudEciur lHstIehI.
Engineer .1ack kit'ey, charles Ubllnger, and
FlrtlnhN Chamln.rtnIn. All hut tho two Inter
bud II miraculous rseMpe. 0hltl1ger Wns carried
lnwn With tho wreck md killed outright. t;han-
terIain fell In the ruins nntl escaped with
Il bruised fnce altti broken ley. Tho
latna9e dDHc by tho brenlI ls estimated nt s11..
tHU, and will prevent the running nf trlHa Tor ut
lcnst nix days, by which titno tefnlrary trl,*s
Will he put IN plnce. THE 81. Churtcs lrld9e frll
| nhont il ycar nxo, carryInK down soInu thirty
ours and slI l[nns.
, 1881-12-09

San FRANCISCO, Dec. R.-T'ho schooner A. +.
Jar.ian, from Humboldt 1aay. with cargo OF
rpitroal tcb, Ia reported total wreck nt Altatn,
Max. There Mru n0 details. but Il 1t supposed
Tho Captain I'D crew nro saved. The tcsscl anu
cargo arc fu!5 Insured.
, 1881-12-09
Two HTetl Killed fl II Railroad Accls
dent lI1 Georgia.

Special Dtrafth to The Chttd1o Tribune.
ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. Sat swance Station, on
tho Atfnntn & CharinttQb Air t.tn0 thirty ul1irs
from Atlanta, there occurred last night at lntc
hour railroad accident, resulting III the Instant
killing OF Conductor John =. nean ana Flsgman
Chuslcy Ilcrst, the former of this city md the
lAtter 0f Decatur: also, tho total destruction Of
tho cub and two tInt.cars. The particulars mp
pear to he TINT, as tho loca! frcIght~ir'ltn WIS
approaching bwAnoe ut n slow rain Or speed, tho
through pAssenxer.traln fro'n Charlotte ran
tnto It. the euKtue wns bally HBeh lip. and tho
stove III tho cab. turning over. set t1re I" tho
cal,, frnu which tho iMmcs sprra.l to two new
ct tho Georgia Taciilc ltallroad, now under
going construction. The tnhy Of Charley ffcrst
was partly diatIgured bY 1,rc.
, 1881-12-09

4 Fatal Overdose Of TlnrtMre Of .tc0nftes
urse1as Dsspateh to 1hs chteao" 1f1en7e
Fosp IN Lac, Wis, Dec. a.-Sylvester t!csslar,
an old citizen and travelling agent. died from tho
elects ut an overdose Of tinctusn 1T aconite.
administered by in{atnko by bis wife, carly this
murui1lE. Antlllotes wcFo administered. but ho
died tn great pEplly.
, 1881-12-09
sad Death OF Young Girl by Shooting


ST. JOsErIi, Mo-, Dec, 8,-This afternoon abo,lt
4o'enck most unfortunate accident occurtel
at Lake Sutton, 4 Village on tho Missouri ra-
ellie, In this county, and sorno ten Or twelve
miles fruEn this city. Miss 13elle Cross. young
Etrl II years old, was Waiting Miss Ioycs Woosy,
and while arranging things about tho ho.iso nm
tlnrtook To remove rryolynr which VIVA !ying
pjpieu sending tho contents thr0tigh her head.
Tho bull entered her Yorshcall between the eyes,
yo.ltE indy, aud her sad death has cast gloom
nyEr nil.
, 1881-12-09

KiIlfaIi Van Rensselaer,, which Comprised nbeue
4tN.lNU ncrcB. The Eu1yDynnc2 nlsu Includes
fhirty-twn farms In tho Town Of NAsaHu.
ltcnssc1ncr Cttinty. ThIk will mike Col. church
one 1T the largest landed rroprletors In the
EtHte.
, 1881-12-09

Two NIeil under = Tralt.
ATLANTA. Ca, Dec. 8.-John i. Dean and
nun uametl llllrst, 10th nf Atlanta, were killed
on tho railroad track ut HlWNn0e.
, 1881-12-09

A New York Paper ClsMreed with At
tempting to lsEacknhaii tho Canada
Pacific Syndicate. .....
Special D,pateh TO 7hs Chttaao Tribune.
MONTREAL, ucc. H.-A statement In the Mont-
real Herald to4lay, Judged to DO otIp!al, IL pub.
llshed, charging Mr.. Stone, cditor~ln.chlcf Ut
the New York .jul'r7ias of Commerce. With al at-
telupt 10 blucktnnll tho Canada Pac!llo byndt-
rute by first seeking I'm advertisement, which
aciitiDE tQ facts.
, 1881-12-09

S!t,NTHgAl., tlec, b.-Ths orangenlcn will sp'
peal tet,u, tho lIecs!on OF tho Superior CsIsrt Ia
tho caho Involving the question Of tho right to
walk Iu procession.
, 1881-12-09
perlxl,ed In n Hsur,,,s,x Building,

Monn1sTowS, n. j., Dec, H-st!ss llunrer's
boarding house, On South street, burned this
morning, and strs. Anna Walsh, boar'leE, aud
Lt2xIc kelch, servant, perishet. The other In"
fI,oieA Werp rescued from tho windows.
, 1881-12-09
Thrown froln Ian&Gy aud Fatally tn-
Ijlrel.

Spftta{ Dstpateh to Ihe Ehftao0 IFtb1tne
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 8.-Edwar.a Hughes
died this morning Of injuries reccvsA yesterday
Afternoon, by his horse running Awny, throwing
him out Of buggy against tree. lilo waa Mt
tending q funeral, and tho horse bccanle fright
cncd. lie leaves Il family.
, 1881-12-09

PlTTSBURG'S INDUS TRIES.
6y4<tat Dupateh to 1As Chicago 1tttuns.
PlT7sBun0, Pa. Dec. 8.-The committee up
pointed to gather reliable statistics sclattva to
pittsbu1x Industries aro making satisfactory
, 1881-12-09

lIorstord'x Acid phosphate In Loss OF
Appetite.
Uorsf0rd's Acid Phosphate IL used With Keast
success III lauguor. loss oE appetite, and h5pa'
cluulEIR.
, 1881-12-09

MaXTfIllltn Temperature. ",
Mt!liHlnnl temperature. Ill
Mean daily barometer. :.At.li't
henn ,ih1ly 41eFtnGHlesnr. ;EAu.
AlbAn dntly humidity, 3l,:f.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19
THIS MoRr1rQs NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bones were
quoted at tlsl for As of 1907 114l for 1905 for
SIS sterling, q sl@4 IS /; silver bars, 1l23.
Silver in London. 5lad; consols, 90 3-led 5-per
cent. United States bonds, extended, lo As 1917
AIS. 117a
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars, 91@92c.
Mining stocks were again lower in San Francisco
Saturday. Union Consolidated fell to s14 e2i
against SIS on Thursday and 81 Is last Saturday
Options to call Union Consolidated at any time this
week were not in much demand Saturday. All the
Cjmstccss were a little off.
mob of cowboys took possession Of Caldwell,
KS Saturday and in the roting that ensued several
persons were killed.
The bodies Of three Mexicans were found hanging
to tree Saturday near San Antonio, Tex.
Two desperadoes named Patton and Malloy were
riddled with bullets at Independence, Col, Friday
night, by citizens.
day.
Alice BADLY (co,ored) shot and killed her husband
a, Chicago Saturday
Dr. Hayes, of Arctic exploration fame, is dead.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln has completely lost the use
of her eyesight.
Smallpox is alarmingIy prevalent at the AssinDi.
boin Indian Agency
In the Senate to date sos bills and joint resou
tions have been introduced, and in the House 1,61S
Fire at Memphis; also at Cincinnati and at New
York
William Bergel brutaily murdered near So
nora, Tuolumne county, Friday night, by unknown
parties
The cornerstone of the new State Normal School
was laid Saturday at Los Angeles.
Two stage robbers were sentenced at Sonora Sat-
urday, to Imprisonment at San Quentin-one for
twenty-five years and the other for twelve.
Henry King has been chosen Chief of Police at
Los Angeles
Troops are required to suppress the cowboys at
Tombstone, A. T.
George Fl. Curcon cut his throat near Santa Bar
bara Saturday.
The number of victims of the disaster at Vienna
is now officially given as 794.
Severe gales prevailed in England Saturday and
yesterday.
Another mine assassination plot has been discov-
cred at the Russian Imperial palace.
At Junction City, COL, yesterday, R. E. Pippin
fatally shot.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19
eu1rEAU,s ADDRESS.

The assassin's address to the press is a
characteristic document. 1t is by no means
inconsequent, but full of the most full
some egotism. What he expects to gain
by it cannot be perceived. It is not an ar
gument on his side, but merely reitera-
ton of his inspiration theory theory
which we presume nobody any longer gives
him credit for ever having believed. The
man Is of a very inferior order of mind,
and very probably partially insane. We
90 not think that completely sane mind
would be capable of the egotism which is
plainly the master.passion of Guiteau' S life.
That he is perfectly responsible, however,
we have never had the slightest doubt,
and his latest production is we'll calculated
to confirm this belief, for it is not in any
sense the composition of an irresponsible
lunatic.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA December 17th-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento December 21st Major C. A.
Varnest, U. S. A; Mrs. ]. S. Bell and son. Sonora
R. Trub, Yokohama. Robert Dempster, Rockford,
ILL.,; Henry Cennors Milwaukee; James W, Cousins
Baltimore J. G. Earle, Madison, Wis; 7 J. Catlin,
Buffalo.
OMAHA December 1sth-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento December ed C. P. Dake,
Prescott Arizona Mrs B. o. Carr and child, Louis
vile, Ky; w. D. Wilson aud wife, Lincoln, Neb.;
Miss Mamie e. Donahue, Miss Maggie Donabue and
maid, 2. ]. Donahue, San Francisco NJ. W. Wet
more, indianapolis; j. F. Simmons Baltimore Fl.
D. Emery, New York.
KANSAS CITY (Mo) December lSth.-Left Topeka,
via the A. I. and 5. f. r. r., to day: N. Cranston,
Atlanta, Ca; W. c. Baird New York; Mrs C. Bax-
ter, Mrs. ]. Sagle, Grand Haven, Mich; C. II. Dun
can, Oil City; B. HeIstait Concord, CAL; G. Wilson,
Deming; L. Wolf, New York E. P Meany, St.
Louis; William Campbsll, Monticello, Ill.
CARLIN, December 1sth.-Passed here to day. to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Charles Hammer,
Rockford, ILL.,; Bowers Hill and wife, Philadelphia :
l.. w. Foster and family, Rolla Butcher, wife and
two children, William McDerrnott, Frank Linforth
William Warfield, Butte Mont C. Ackroyd, New
Zealand Mrs. A. G.. Nelson, George ]. Brooks, A.
Fl. Grunberg, W. S. Hopkins and family, A. G. Nc
Farland and wife, San francisco ; Miss Cobb, Butte
Mont; Miss Annie Meyers j. G. A Garyin and wife,
Miss Marie Baltzer, J. W. Lilienthal, F. P. Foadke
Miss A. Leyisohn, New York; IL. N. Tileston, ia
pan; E. X. DAYS, Idaho; Thomas Gardner, Salt
Lake; C. W. Manasco, Idaho; W. S. Walker, G. A.
Pruitt, Atlanta Mrs. B. F. Hoyt, Mrs. Mary Camp
BELL J. Fl. Campbell, Chicago; Mrs. E. L. Tuxbury,
Limerick, Me-; Miss Mabel Barnaby, Providence, R
l.; W. B. Smith, Laura X. Smith, William Freely,
Oakland Mark Calkins, Wisconsin; W. H. Spafford,
Portland, Or; S. G. Ball, Wisconsin; Thos Lafon,
Missouri; z. 0lston, Eureka, New; osmer Marley,
Iowa Miss Helen NJ. King, Maine; A. c. Wright
Kansas; Thomas Mathews, Cherry Creek, New.
Mrs. T. H. Brown, Tuscarora, New; IS emigrant
PASSENGERS including ~ males, to arrive in sacra-
mento December Goth.
NBwHALL, December 1Sth.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow r. A. Sarles,
San Francisco; John Haston, Sacramento; Mrs. NJ.
A. Kennedy, }. Thayer, c. V. Lomfels, Joseph
Bowen A. F. Meigs, L. G. Sresovich, A. W. Thomp-
son. N. L. A. Tebbs, Mrs. D. Anderson and child, w.
z March, n. W. Tay'or, Mrs Taylor, c. W. crowell,
San Francisco Mrs. ]. w. Knox, c. l. Hardy, San
Jose Major Worth and Company Eighth Infantry,
Benicia; II. s. Backman San FraIcisco; ]. S. Bar
rett, Oakland; n. A. Warrett San Francisco; o.
Liyermore, C. Green and two prisoners, Los An
gees ]. Dean, S. P. Heller, II. 0. Lamlin, Thos.
omer, San Francisco.
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BORN.

Sacramento. December 17--Wife OF ] NJ Gattulann,
son. (San Francisco Papers please copy
Elmira, December 11-Wife of Frank Zimmerman,
son.
Arbuckle, December 10 Wife of Daniel Miller, a
Arbuekle, December 1l-wife of E. t Gray, a
daughter.
Arbuckle, December Is Wife of H N Murphy. a
daughter.
College City, December 1o-wife of Albert Fouch,
son
Near Auburn, December 12-wife of JAS Heenan, a
son.
In Auburn, December ~ Wife of VIM. johnson. a
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19

More coal was shipped from the port of
Seattle, w. T., last month than in any
previous month of its history, II. S74 toms
2 500 from the Renton mine and IL. O74
from the Newcastle mine.
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DIED..

Chimney Hill, Nevada county, December 13-Mar
tina Hustler, 81 Years and 20 days.
Sweetland, Nevada county, December 10-Annie
Slack, "a years.
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HAMMERS Glycerole of Tar for coughs and cold is
The best remedy for children.
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Do Nor GIVE UP !-Hundreds that have
suffered for years from kidney diseases
have been cured by Kidney Wort.
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Stop THAT CoUGH.-Uss Hammers Glycerole o:
Tar Fourth and streets, Sacramento.
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RfEn

Manhattan Ranch, coiusa county. December 1t-J.
Thad. Jones to Julia II. Nelson.
Msrysville December 15-Charles II. Cope to Agnes
Bowen.
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For Fine Cakes, lee Cream. etc., the
FISHER, No. sos St., bet Fifth and Sixth. iy25-1m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMoRY Co. G, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT, \
FOURTH BRIGADE, N G. G,

ARMoRY Co. G, FIRST ARTILLERY REGIMENT
FOURTH BRIGADE, N G. C.,
SACRAMENTO, December II, 1881.
Pursuant to Special Orders, No, II. dated Brigade
Headquarters, December It'll, all officers and mem
bers Of Company G. First Artillery Regiment. will
assemble at their Armory on THIS (Monday) EVEN
form, to participate in the election of First Lieu
tenant OF said company. No excuses for absences
except sickness or out of town BY order Of
JOHN p DALTON, Captain Commanding
RoBr ORouRKE, First Sergeant. lib. CT d19-1t
Special Assembly OF Sacramento n
Council, No. l, Royal and Select Masters, IN
will be held at the Hall, THIS (Monday) KE
EVENING, December 18th, at o'clock. " \
Installation of officers for the ensuing year.
Soiourning Companions are cordially invited to at
tend. By order Of JOHN W. ROCK,
Thrice Ilustrious Master
W. B. DAVIS. Recorder dI9-lt
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GENERAL NOTICES.

!
Border States OF Mexico, sonora, sina.
loa, chihuahua and Durango-A complete descrin
ton OF the best regions for the settler miner and
| the advance guard o, American civilization, and a
complete gui for travellers and emigrants with a
fine map For sale at $50 street. Sacramento, Cal
dI0lw
Attention, pepo ifors An Depositors
in the Sacramento Savings Bank, who have not
closed their accounts with that Bsnk, are requested
to meet in the banquetrCor,, Req Mems Hall,
Sixth and streets (upstairsl, TUESDAY EVEN
ING, December 20, 1881, at 7:30 o'clock, for con-
sultation. Dated Sacramento, December 13, 1881.
P. j. SPACHER,
g. of R. owossO Tribe, No 80, Imp. o. R. N.
dl4-1w IB. CT
Holiday Presents :-"The Nimble Six
pence Better Than the Slew Shilling" II YOU want
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price, go
to BEALS' GALLERY, No. Ais street. H. S.
BEALS, Operator. d9-lm
The best Meals in the city at Peterson,,s.
The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by w. F. PETERSON, $40 J. d7-d
For Fine Cakes, lee Cream, ETC., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go TO HENRY
FISHER, No. sos st. bet. Fifth and Sixth. iy25-lm
Forty years experience OF IN old nurse.
MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and has been used
for rty years with neverfaiing success by millions
Of mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea gripping in
the bowels and wind-colic By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother Price, % cents bottle.
o3l-1yMWF
A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss OF manhood etc, will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station
D. New York City, NJ ,6mWFM
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HAMMERS Glycerole.of Tar all diseases OF tt
roat and lungs. Ask your druggist for it.
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HAMMER S Glsc,ro!e of Tar cures Group and woop-
ng cough.
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The only Genuine MIX Bread, delivered
every morning, by w. F. PETERSON, 620 J. d7-d
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Ancient Order Feresfers.-A reg.S ~
ular meeting of Court Capitol of Califor- ~
MIA, No. 6,742, will be held THIS (AIon- ~
day. EVENING, December 10. 1881, at 7:30 SR2
o'clock sharp. Election of officers and other i'm.
portant business will come before the Court Fines
for non attendance strictly enforced. By order
R. B. HARMON, G. r.
r. N McLEyNaN Rec Sec dI9.lt
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The best Meals in the city at Peterson's.
6lS and $40 street. diff
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-19

Germania Building and Loan Ass0cia.
tion.-The monthly installments and interest are
due and payable TO-DAY (sionday), December
49, 1881. The Secretary will be readysto receive
the at his office, No. zoos Fourth street. from
10 A. NJ. to P. NJ, and in the evening from to
o'clock C. WEISEL, President.
G. WoLLEB. Secretary. d191ts
VNTANTED-A SITUATION BY GOOD
w nurse or housekeeper best of reference. No.
1917 F. street dJQ1w&
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Holiday PreseBts:- The Nimble Six
pence Better Than the Slew Shillingp If you want
GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price, go
to BEALS' GALLERY, No. 4l5 street. II. 5.
BEALS Operator d9-Im
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Among the ne,cest styles in TRUNKS IS
the g LOatise;' Ie0theg-cOUered, ect20 iron
corner protectors, thorougzs1y riveted.
umbrella tray, three jesceI cases, three hat
bOIes, l0per-hOlder and ectr0 dress tr0y
i3Oae-bOttOm corner block rollers. and patent
lock- and bolts. Either this or some other of
oar fine TRUNKS aciW maize HOLIDA Y
GIFTS acceptable to naaaay people.
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L. y. SIAOnGf,
G. of R. owosso Tribe, No 80, Imp. o. r. NJ.
dl4-lw lB. CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

.,sr couHr-CBAMsRas-D onohue. J@Conrt opens ~
M calendar called AZ "a Mos ~ ~ ~ q. 100, 90 10
~ "a 2ss $50 27i. $50 2s7 2ss 1885, 2s'' Sse' ]S''
~. xxveAI TERN-Adlourned sine die r
TsRN-Van Worst JCourt opens a. 10 80 mo
AZ Law and FactNos 9l2 CO.. e5S S7s 500 NY IVY
"a ioii 1915 l0l6 lOi7 1ols. 1919, 1920 1o2l. loz
io5s a gI. f~Pcter. JCourt opens o 1850 one
s5' IIeeS Ss 25Ii 2044 20i5, 2460 246l, 2462 Ma
s.T Ill arremore. JCourt OPENS at iu3o 81 Ss
YS iS9s 1919 1919 ssas Isl! ass i isS 3
IA hs oil 1868 $685. 2i02 1882 40s2 1885, 26So 25s3
SsSs Ssss y Ss6 s s4 2 e. $Ss 2 S
80 STa 268s 2689 2s00 2804 2SOS 2S06 SS @o@o'
.S 1887 1045 229 2S9 2774: 2sl2 ZI6o $50
$500, s y CoURT-GENERAL TBRM-Adiourned sine 1e
SPECIAL TrsM-sedgwick G. JO csaras "opens ~ ~
urs1s. TIRn-PARTs H. and IfI-Adourneo ior 'i0
sTrox pIkAs-eKSERALr ERM-Adourned until the hrst
n sssaa iT-van Brunt J.-Court opens at IL a. M
Sso og TTRM-va Hoesen. J-court opens at II H.
10 qs.t TERx-PARr IBeaeh yCcart opens at mS
s5s ST. "a as &c. 49, 1873 Se' 49, IA
P.xT H.. r. DAILY. J.-Uourt opens al IL O. m-Nos
sy %. OF syy adjourned for the term.
NasyT CouRT-uEYHRAL TERMshea. CT, and Hawes anu
xshrhas JJ-Csendar callOl OF 10 a. NJ Held IN Room TO-
sT Han Appeals OrderNos. /. 2, Appeals from
sa l. II and IIIAourned for the term
sssSrRtL sEssioNs-PART I-Smyth. R.-The People asL
FINEST FINK Alphonse JEAN grand larceny PscA
SaE II-Gilderseeve JCourt opens at IL m-Cases
m for argument only.
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Cnrouean advertisements.

CTOKE PARK. in the County of Bucks,
residential estate known STOKE PARK aud DtFFIElD
F-TATE, comprising mansion. Deer Park, Stoke Manor
House &C. and Manor OF Stoke PoCcs The large ana
elegant In the centre Of the p1rE II IN
the Italian svlc MAS designed bv WYATT and bum regardless
OF expense In perfectly substantial ant dccora
repair fit for immediate occupation i ~ Ale
toached Tnais with convenient lodge entrances
numerous wei arranged slac.ols
lofty There large entrance halls con'rN a"rH ana
with convenient ami extensive Offices suitable
such residence The deer park the most ancient III ing
land fine herds Of red ad alOw deer views
Windsor ami park ami 81 lcouarls mn are "
mansion and many commanding positions IN
the plrasn grounds The estate Il ornamcncd win spri
Old timber the whole comprising about 90
acres grass and arabic land The lawns and pleasure
planted with choice ana shrubs OF CIR At
varcty and are stnddO 9Th ancient forest trees Of largo
ze and beauty The kitcon gardens high state Of
CULTIVATION with abundance ~ wineries and other glass
hnnses also convenient farm premises aapt"
The whole property IL IN perfect condition.
House IN which Queen ElUabcth al one time
the park and IA remarkable feature Tho
excellent preservation and nHtrae repair ana Is
stoke POges church. and tho fine monuments 10
poet and Judge Coke conspicuous objects ~
park The mansion il within one mile and haf q
~l0ugn station, the Great Western Railway. by which
ine London reached IN about hall hour Her Msestys
hounds and H. arvey's barriers hunt the district
estate neghboThOod Of many largo and npOrta
country OF the outlying land might be soid
or let purposes without detTimont TO the
on and particulars and cards TO view apply
70 Messrs. CLUTrON, Whtehallpla Westminster y w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-02
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