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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
LOTHARIO LEFT
By REQUEST OF "MANY CITIzENSp OF
WOOD COUNTY.
Most Recent Exploit Of the West yir.
EinIa "RCd Men," who in this
Case Seem TO be Emlnenuy
,"White"-BOunced by
a BOuquel.

PARKERsDURa, W, February "a
LAST night bouquet was presented to a
young gentleman living in LubeC, suburb
OF this city, There is nothing remarkable,
1t Ia true, in such presentations, uuless
they be, like this one, out of the regular
order OF hiGhIoned appreciation OF merit.
Now had it been the commonplace pre-.
sentatton' or throwing upon the stage at
the feet OF an actress Of beautifully ar-
ranged bunch OF pretty flowers whose
fragrance filled the SURROUNDINGS mn noie
would have been taken Of it, as lie hloods
ana Weii'paid artists have made this cns.
tom common. But the bouquet spoken OF
Ahu lts presentation IL altogether ont of
the regular order oil things, and whhsl
IN exception to the general rule, and
why It is 80 can be best related
ny the facts in the case, which
are % follows: A young man, whose
name is withheld out OF respect for his
venerable and respected parents, has long
since proved himself a VeIilable Lolhario,
as the honor and happiness Of many
homes, as well as the biighted lile Of
numerous promising ornaments to society
In the persons oil fair young girls can
testity, was the recipient Of this remark.
able bouquet, which was LETT on the door.
step Of his father, accompanied by q note,
The note did not contain the names OF the
admtring friends, nor did 1t abound In
Iaudations Of the many virtues. II simply
read: Dear SIr-Harewith please find a
bundle OF hickory Wythes, Ii VOn do not
children, bo h tf whom she al egt YOU are
the father Ul, you may expect another
bundle, and they will not be left on your
doorstep next time. MANY CITIZENS"
The young man, thinking that dlscre-
tion Is the better part Of valor and not
wishing to tie, TO make Ann partner in
llfe'a troublesome aud uncertain Journey.
hNs departed for fresh fields and pastures
new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
N~|-
AT LAST.
Ths Ancient BaF0neNa and the Young
Ahet irah Actually SiAFPIed.

IuB AnCIeut BnFoneNu anu tne AOuuk
AmeiICah Actually married.
LONDON, February 12-Barohsss Bur.
dett. Coutts and william l.. Ashmead Bart.
lett we're married this morning at Christ
Church.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. W. Cardill, assisted by Rev. Henry
White, Chaplain Of Savoy, Chapel Royal
None but reateet relatives and most init
mate friends Of the parties we're present
Mr.. LaCsipa acted as best man, and Sii
Francis Bufdett, head u the family, gave
the bride away.
The wedding party was aiIetwatds enter
tained al the residence ot Mrs., TreYan
MON, elder sister oithe bride, whose healti
prevented her presence in the church
The Baroness looked remarkably well
Mr., Bartlett, In accordance with the vii
Of the Duchess Of 81. Albans, will assum
the name OF Burdett Coutts before his owl
surname, He aud his wife LETT this alter
room for the seat .ol Admiral Gordon, II
Kent,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

PAR4RRsnuRG is persuaded that she
needs more manufacturers within her
limits, and she is right. Why not start
the proposed factory for the manufacture
Of paper pulp2 Itstrikes us that great
success could be made out Of such con-
Germ in locality where there Is so much
good timber.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

WHENEVER a railroad company starts
ont to build a railroad in West Virginia
they will make their own survey. They
will not content themselves with o second
hand survey made by some political en-
yineer appointed by the State. Railroad
men do not do business that way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Who Is to determine where Vice
President Arthur was bora unless his
mother or the doctor are around some
where to testify on the BubjectP Arthur
himself was present, OF course, but there Is
a INSIST link in his early memory that is
deemed Important However he can fall
back on the lact that 1t Is necessary for
those who deny that lie was born In this
country to prove what they say. lie has
that decided Advantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
Boy Drowned at East Liverpool.

EAST LIVERPOOL, u, February IL.
Correspondence Of The luteligsnotr.
JOis Frederick, little son Of N, A. Freder
ich, Esq, eleven years OF age, was drowned al
the Market street wharf last evening about
o'clock. His body has not been recovered,
II.
p, s. Please request the Bellaire, parkers
burg, Marietta and other river town papers tC
copy the above, and Oblige II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
CITY DEBTS.

Relative Indebtedness Per Capita OF the
cities ofRII the htateA.
WASHINGTON, Februrry l2.-In the dls.
patches last night were given the main
points in the tables now being prepared
at the Census Office, giving the municipal
indebtedness Of cities and towns in the
United States. The following statement
shows the municipal indebtedness per
capita Of such municipalities, gregsting
those in each State together, and count.
ing such as have over $500 population:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
PuElied i,ollilsi.ss.

Nw York, February l2.-An Albany
dispatch sAys politicians are exefCised
over the discovery that Senator Robert.
son, Rntimschipe leader Of this state, ieit
for Albany on Thursday night, for Mentor,
and that their uueaBines is not allayed by
thesiory that he hAs gone there in conse
guenCe Of special invitation from the
President elect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

LlSr Senator Brown, OF Jackson, SEN
A,or Bob Esnnls diSpenses light to his
const tuents As a newspaper correspon'
dent, lie writes a very readable letter to
thelsst GreenbrIerIndpendsnt We observe
that he ia on the anxious bench in regard
to the proposed amendment, and not al.
together fixed as to the dog law.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
lng guCh as have over 7,6OO populatlon.

It will be seen that the largest municip.
al Indebtedness per capita is In Mary
and the lowest In Oregon. The aversgp,
taking all the States together, Ia $5S 81.
The per capita municipal i"@"EtedreJ Q,
West VlfginlS IL -dtly ab"A' 'ttGS;..NsA4n
the AvnfApe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

BgioSD sAMPLISat the viauds at the Peni-
tepliRry the Legislative visit does not seem
10 have amounted to much. 1t Is we'll,
however, for the members TO see such an
institution occasionally.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Wet VIRGINIA believes in the "old flag
and an appropriation" and II the River
aud llarbor bill gets through in Its present
shape, will receive the following amounts
VI money:
Shenandoah river, $500; Guyandotte
river, $500; Elk river, $4,000; New river
$1,000; Little Kanawha river, $20,0OOi
Monqngahela river, $4,000; Great
Kanawha, 100000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

"GArn," in his letter to yesterdays Gin
cinnati Enquirer, says; "The River and
lIarbor Bill at Washington, gives $2C0, ,OOC
to the Great Kanawha river, and only
100000 to the great Pacific Ocean. 1t is
sad that one district Of West Virginia got
mors money than all the taxes that State
has paid the Union in Eve years. The
ksnas ha river is only nayigable one hun
dred miles"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Tbs long talked Of marriage between
the Baroness Burdett. Couttsa and Ashmead
Bartlett occurred. in England on Saturday
last. She Is sixty.seven years OF age and
her husband Is only thirtY.one. He is
phlladelphian by birth, but was educated
in England, and for years hes been The
private secretary OF the Baroness. More
than forty years ago she received o Legacy
Of SlOO 100000, and has been known fol
her charities. sha gives up an anaIal In
come o. $75O,OOO In order 10 marry Bart
lett, as that was the terms Of the legacy
but hiss no doubt laid by enough To sustain
her position In society,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Old PETER CoopER, Of New York, was
ninety wears old last Saturday. He has had
l,pgth Of days in one hand and riches and
honor in the other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Scranton, Pa, February "a, motor.
ioua character named Billy rtutks sbot
and killed Patrick Pav',on last night.
Burke was captured by ,l;s Aid Of A tele.
phone four miles iFt,m here,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

HARRHBUHu, February l2.-The twenty.
sixth ballot ior United States Senator 10.
day resulted ss follows:
Beaver, III Wallace, 81; Bayne, 4e
scattering, b.
No choice. ConStpIion adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

TnE changein the weather on Saturday
took everybody by surprise. eople asked
in regard to the thaw, III so soon am
done for, what was begun forH" At no
time this winter have the streets looked
$50 Darv and bleak as on yesterday, and
certainly people have not huddled closer
to the fires. 1t looks as II we may get an
other installment Of hard winter. The
change has had one good effect to abate
the swelling iloods all over the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Tge whipping post punishment for Q
,.,,ain class Of criminals gets an additional
boost occasionally from the newspapers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

r,rs CINCINNATI GasettE Of Saturday ap'
.arato be seriously alarmed at the grow
mo wickedness Of that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
SIMILARITY IN SITUATIONS.

At a hearing yesterday i'll the case of Bart
lev Campbell against CHARLES A. ByIne, of Tie Drapac
Eccs who charged with criminal libel IN having pub
lsned statement that Mr.. Campbell had pllfcTed the
materials of The Galley Slave" Byrne testified that
Mckee Rankin told him that once in conversation with
MI Campbell he cited incident from book emitted
:" Madame Gosselinc," which he thought would form a
strong dramatic situation. TIE incident was used III
The Galley slave" Mckee Rankin testified that III his
Judgment situation in The Galley Slave " Was sub
santialy lie same rs one he had related once 10 Mr
Campbell In the course OF bis testimony Mr. Eankim
stated that Le owned the play called The DaltcN"
Uhicl was represented having been written OI JOl-
ouil Miller. But matter O fact the situations were
4 ade himself and ano her person part Oh TIE IAN
luaAe only haYIug b zen written by Mr.. NIllHr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
FAILING TO PROVE TER CLAIM.

Justice Pratt, in Special Term of the Su-
Jreme Court of Kings County, has rendered decision
in the suit OF Mary J. Badger agains' Aired C. Badger
Others for dower Tire plaintiff claimed to be the wife
J cob Badger. WHO dropped dead IL Brooklyn last May
fhe bad always been known as Mrs. Mary }. Baker
She produced proof that the deceased man Ian intro
Cuced her his wife, but only IN the obscure nesbo-
heed where she lived and not the circles III when H.
I1nVcd; aud that they lived together one summer a
]ath, hut Mr.. aud MIS- Baker That mode o. Inc WIS
Carried FOR twenty years. Justice l'rdit dc
eHcS that tie plaintiff the wife of the dead ief-
tgut; HAT they maTred, ana mat Whch ne
Introduced her as his wife II under a fictitious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

were still going at early hour IN the morning. The
music called forth evidences Of the appreciation OF
the listeners The efforts OF the members OF the various
committees to make the ball unceasing
The grand march led by Judge and Mrs Charles j.
Nchrbas.
Among the prominent guests were Justice and Mrs
j. c. julius Langben George +. LanGbcin, Deputy Tax
Commissioner Peter Gillespie, John H. Friend Charr
ties Commissioner Hess School Commissioner Traud,
Coroner GerSOn n. Hermann, Aldermen Sauer, Fnck
Srack, Reilly, Seaman aId Kard; Commissioner OF
Emigration Ulrch. Excise Commits Uncr Fr.edSam tx
School Commissioner KiamwGrth. Judge GCdney, LIEU
tenant-CUlonel A. l.. Wcb3er. Captain George Thesis
Lieutenant Ahram Auhault, Captain George Siuepplc
Major George W. Sauer and Colonel Charles Spencer
Letters IF regret received from Mayor Grace
Chief Justice Charles T. DAILY General Grant, eXMayOI
Cooper, Generals Arthur and Sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
THE COURTS.
=, ,cr AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.

WEIR JCT AGAINST AN ATTORNEY.
Marshall Robbins as executor OF his deceased
10 h,onght an action the Superior Court several
ear ago against Henry F. Pultzs, an attorney, to re-
over $500 alleged to have been frduduently obtained
by him flom Mis-. Robbins Mrs Robbins employed Mr.
rr,z. 70 effect settlement OF some estate from which
n was entitled to receive about $4,000, Mr. Puzs
han, some actions for this purpose. but subsequently
pcrotia ed a compromise. He told Mrs Robbins that
ne wonld have TO pay the attorney on the other side
$500 in order complete the compromise. Mrs Rob
S,rS gave Mr. Puzs the $500 but IL is alleged that ne
never pad money To tue opposing lawyer, DuV
yron gfuly appropriated the whole sum 10 his own Use
he case was tried and resulted IN verdict fn Robbins
Me PultzS ObtMned new trial, and the case came on
Yesterday before Judge Sedwick Verdict was rendered
Iy the Jury for $780, the principal and interest Ill dVor
~ Mr. Rnhlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
,5Grjne Court - Chcnbers-Dv Judge Nchrhas-
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

o,snd, At ret GG'n. at
IG a. o. ca51i s 7 ss ~ rs IT, cf Yen s &c.
tEEgAL TERRI Adjourned until Monday next .
Gaze o No J 9Gw %O9 and 1 che so 80
GcTfi-PARr I-Iarrcmorc JCoart opens at lO;3o g. m
C.se on No. lili +Turou! ct al. agt. IuInbul CT a.
F4Ei ii-va3 Worst, Court opeps a, Iosoa. short
lD9J 1856. 5i2G. 1895, liO3. $3.50 1854. 3794.
caaeHos 55 ss5 20 So S.v"' 55 57s ST. 55G
urs sss1 t1 ii2S ' Gex ana JJ
90 curt opens at II a. l9Geuera Caenda-AoS - ~
:rrGIA; TiIs- Tenax, Court al TO- calen-
Ak 4 4 s c. Joug opens at y
sa G99 ~ 1871 iGi 666 1ai 3d. O10 ''' ''
coMMoS PlfAo-GESEEAL IGaM-DaIy. C. j. aed Van Bruat
na 1 1St I'd 100 Is5 I!s a z; IL 129 i2 20
sfEcIAL IkG-J F. DAILY J.-court opens at IL a. H.
e.9Girr TERM Adjourned for the term.
n,@%os 5s 81 Up 45S 556 AS AZ s33 Si5, 1855 500.
eC nASSs oo6 1n2 YAl SHEA C. L. He'll
h Common Pleas; Part ICour opens so at 10 m-Sh9Lt
t s527 iS'S S5 5 5oS 53 5lis 700 '0''
Superior Court Parl III-shor CsusesNos 4j7l, t27O
DIS 1859 BOSS. lSO 52O7. 5-97 1853 525? POL. sos
$50 52si 1906 5Ii2 $751; 4s0s $40. 500 1850 3: ST.
S45S sSeS S S5s 54sa Sss Ss5 5Saa 5s 5
:, tARI III-haweS. J;-Coor opens at 10 a. m;-ied In
Room 10. Old City uai--ShOrt Canses-NOs 45t4. 6035
tos: 5o5 1922 j99, eo!S $685. o2l5. PEG 528 552G
SIS as $3.50 $685. 1917 $685. SSi2 81 JAZZ 5Sa
ISESAi sass observation-disclosures 1.-THE People aGt
Robrt Robinson JOHN Brennan James Flynn robbery JOS
burglary Thomas Ciune John Dalton. Eugene Enrieht
maui a,eeDy George Giesn petit LARGELY anne tsS
PART II-Cowins 1.-The People agt John Davis. Archie
YER Thomas Walsh William Daey Charles McDcnaiG
burke grand larceny Henry Riley larceny from the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

1t all depends OF how you look at these an
ceStoTs. OAt Mite atStUcriilC gr Yesterday boast
Ing that her rciaLers came over vita the pilgrims,
when another wee maiden, whose widowed mother hdd
recently married sdiI: "Shav, 90 long With Your old
buds, I've gOl brand new 'athrr'-lOI cry D"rrlck
y PLEASANT PARISIIONER.-Ih New Vicar
Wife" trust We Sial NOL az tiutcH on SGnOdY,
Mrs. Gruuhc. hear yOu have not been atteudl Z
lately" Mrs. Grubhle-" Nav, Hw didn't loihc Last
paHIsOu; ihHwt 'uu ~ Olu~ Ia jas IlLt" y. '. W
" Dear me, MvS. Grlhplc. where did you acCGr" your
OWiedse of Latin - Fun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
DEClSIONS-JlN. &

Supreme Court- Cbopbcrs-By JUICE Barrett
k,chea, Nes6sur aci shultl-Orier granted Clare az
Mrticn Ter aliIaony ani conse ito Ge'"a "'l
{ tie upon 10 be taken. Pine
i,ip5Tiry Injunction di.soyea Win SO costs see eo
t1, CiSise AIT rrtc appointed d take proof
sn raiif " II is oH,I,oo Picard @gi BrInhem,r Notion
S!ri %i -. costs % aDde ne event zen 49, n
I@c'Ntne leTtilh,r COMPANY ast Hoign z iH,n
aG Win iU cosis 10 Aside he event
~ re- Il Houton Motion Granted vita 40 cu,ts Irving
Nao-al hank act Colbet eaaic WIZ SlG c2Sd
tsl- All Incraorancum. acEInley az reck
noc S to va iS TIE suoni j. dcHcd VIII
Bcrhheimvr Moss lie POTION
suoai b. granted with aiOc,sls .; motion oathe TIE
lrmed AMI u ismen of divorce granted NegbanAi ennz
~ JUL Van WORT The hebron for the support
on an" Sg e ett S' OF JuTcp H De-
iplaents Ig. ilor,i.-- Notion nue. injunction
Jadse Denohae:.conins agt Collins Order granted
Gy i"Y ans mono irTin t3duas In m matter
,@rciul IeTmRy Judge leach sman agt the Exchange
y SaF1 L1Yrnc I 400 ,e sgi Bss Gi"afa
O.Ger sisnr,i T. id,lLS new M aiid consent ,.,
Howes It Case ard amen inents scttll Mary Wooh
& 'rie and another asL Robert IL Iiey-Cae and amend
rDTior CoOf-Speci0l Teyw-By Judge Sp.lr-
THe..s Il CAiciIO Milwaukee and Paul Knl%ay
(oa.i any gase .cit.cl
1a&9s JAKE N, g. MSe5 aGs'
81 ~ se For eSod street and Grand street ro COM
Iany tia; uiaDtin lille security ~chrlI,
Thru Railroad Cjmpdny nIer atng
approved. Ia, Nassau Haa& at. Knox Mlcr ag L'nch
ICieck Irhibie. BrOUkIDan AIT. alters tampOcl
tacOit BuSieed Van NOOrhs Orders granted
.amOh Pieds--SpcctGi IcTm-By Judge }. +. DAILY.
rand Az TaylOr-A the costs included Ia the Judgment
paid the appeal will be dsmised ono hngs'
rrOnwelL-Thc question as 10 whether lu gu,t 20
lac should be Crdeed must be submitted to o Gta,fa
Tenn
Idrine Court Chcmbrs-Bv Judge Nchrhas.-
Do~nel Hoiden Upon carein exaaiinatioa OF mo
BulhOn5irs II opinion ihIt the decision OF Se IN
Eotltson agt Bennett Abb, y. C. 10 Is correct Defend
mott must tCrrOre granted Tut wi,hOu; coss 10
eber party. Lewis Els. Fiction grained OpVLins
default Koehier Wagner Caae Set down for
THAT January ia 1881. Mciuhruer.- lotion
granted overriding demurre PoO!cy aSi. Barrow Com
CisuuSsal. Allen BeTUin: Mallory aEt Ieicu
%ez facEor ag' e-Ordeis granted. Bowe sheIf 81
kclly.-Urier judgment. Lehman
the PaCtte VI civ Of Ncw-NUrK: Rem
lardt Lynch >pvck DeDray.-Orler- o..
substitution KrciyeT dgi. HeObIrd: Tylcs AIT.
Defaults Retugcr agt Vans adnd!9rn At Grunjes GREGG
Lite lisa agt. cIncidr; Crete McLOughn
ktIrges SULLIVAN same agt. Higgins BOeiger agt
COy.c Goldberg agt Kelly RcbIsoE agt Bra oy.-Judg
men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

Surrogate Calvin yesterday admitted the viii
Of Isaac Acheson to piob E1zt Achcson, woman
calming u he the decedcnis widow, contested the
VIII a few months ago. J. NJ Kenna was appoine !
and made report IN which hcr claim as WIDOW
is dsaowed The Surrogate confirmed the report J0nG
e. AchesOn, Il brother and Sarah end Mary Camluei'
sisters OF the deceased thereafter begun second CON
test of the will Tue ODiecOnstO the probate were es-
trrGaY Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave Ncw.NWk via DcsbrOsirs aud 'ortla1dt
STREETS Ferries ~ OiO"s:
Ilairsbufg. Pts'ur,. tn est and Sorih, with Pullman
IA. .tIclr'd $3.50 m. Is and $50 D. m daily
MiLiau~pori. Lock Haven 500 10 CORY and
Ere $50 D. connecting az CORY Tor TtCsvle PeTO.
lean Genre anG the p Regions.
ba!i aor', "a hiIston an Oh" scnh; Limited " sh Eg
ton iNpr,ss Pullman IaIor Cars da except SUNDAY.
lua arrive Washington NJ Regular Il 80 auG $40
a. .3n and ln 2 m sunday. 30 b m md 10 p N.
Express for Hatlmurr except SUNDAY, p. m.
lNptc,s for Ms Phtitlph a, 80. 1" =, 10 ":3D 40
Limited. II NJ l. $50 .:u. :. q. Sod, ant lp F.
aud H. usL sunday. 1890 ANA $50 a H., >. - l. o3O ana
FxtT.- Ter rhtlrpna Clmdoa $50 a. aud p.
excerpt sunday
LOns OF Brooklyn Arr.I' connect with al t'roH'h
Jersey y. anordinsa speedy ana direct transfer
foi truO,lyn traVci.
Trans arrive: From Pitt,hur; = l':t0 m. 93j p
dairy: -. 10 q lud biU !, m GIy oycept Monday From
Wishing Baltimore G:ipA .JO 20 1880 +. n
sunday 81 ga m. And 30 p IN. RON fmrelmh 800
t,r rtO lUD l:iOI l:ln, - =. ~, go. 80. sou
49, ana ojOp. sunday. 80 GO, Z, 1910 lllO H.,
t;,tu .: ,l.Au y. IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
VIA THE
STONlNGION LINE.

CONNECTING For ALL FONTS EAST
Tho Elegant steamers
-ETT Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS
and NAK4,AGASssrr On MOniays wednesdays ana IL
4:3O r. NJ FROM PIER 30. y. r.. ..,
Itt Of Jayst arriving m BostO' A. VI Special Linltel
IC Cta between Neal Ofa anu bosoh nOOO
On .Y rs spe, ied II their taco-t@ eath - ....-..
rkcs Tor "a at al principal ticket Offices StaioIolms
secured al uicrs OF WrscOs Express Company NJ NO'
1868 an 5U7 Broadway and Metropolitan and kth Avenue
uOtcs :lcAct offices. - .. ,,,.,.,., ,,., ,,,yrv
Steamer, ELECTRA and LA ia e8vc Per ~. NOrth
River loot o Warrenst daily except sunday 81 at r. NJ
Tor Boston. Plu. IdeIce direct.
'''-N'' vs. ~ ID. > BABCOCR, President
l. ". FILKINS General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
UPREME COURT SALE
Or HE
GTONTINE RUILDING. /"

NOS a SSAND 80 WALL STREET, CORNER OF WALL,
AND WATER ,IKkEi 5. Adrian n. Muller & Will
sell at auction, on I'll ESDAY, JANUARY H. 1881. AT II
O'CLOCK. NOON, AT THE EXCHANGE "a Les ROOM,
NO Ill BROA DWAY lTRlNITY BU1LDING), NY, by
tho Supreme Court under the direction OF William
Is. WnJri0D Ed, Referee. the premises known tho
"1ONTINL BU1LDlNGr formerly known AMI disiiu-
gushe as inc IOntne C0nce Housed NOS a. 10 and so
Wal street corner Of Wall and Water Strcos New YORK
CITY For further particulars inquire OF George W. EMS
50. plaintiffs attorney, Nos 100 1877 Broadway
W. B. WinterOn EsIp referees No 8 PINE street. y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07

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Express Trains leave y York, Va DbrusseS anu orr
landt streets F,Iri = ~ iolOWs: -.
$50 1850 \ $40 $50 tio mita a. m l,::3h $40, L.
o. q. = $3.50 lu and u night sundays, 4'O anu
.i.5,, "A. m ,. %. :. ). 81 % ana l. niS IT.
Trains leave NcNl nIk daily except sunday, AT
7BO H. Ia ana D. III running through Via iIcnon ;nd Lall-
train, Jcr-y aGOrlas - ely and direct transfer
for BIOpSlYu travel. ....... 49, -
riurLing trans West Philadelphia j" 3l5 80
T. $50 AID II q IN ulniltd tGltss Ioo p M j. .,
l. l:i, = q. Gn sunday 'u, ';lo. 10 = o'O
A. III T. = and p N. Leave Phadepha VA Cali'!ell IL
m. All 81 T.. daily, except SUNDAY.
li.Xct OH - AMI 9t 'roAd"a, fsiOf lt"lsr ana
OF COitlanuSiH; tourist ana
mex OF ct tGitot". biNok Nu nos Nv
IN and ms IIu-,I 81 Iloboktn; -taton. Jersey City En-
lcrtni lickc. Onc ) BitteryplNcc.
lho New Y8rh Transfer Company VIII call for ana check
blrgiLs. fium hotels aud residences ....
FRANK IHOM~ON. l.. r. ia tMI.K
ii,nrrnl Manager GENT Pa scnger Agt