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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23
ANNIE LAURIE.

!. Give us a song" thc soldiers cried The outer trenches guarding When the heated guns oi tke camps aiiled Grew ~eary of bomharding. The dark Redan with >E,-r; sco- - cooked gI4In and ih-ra;ensng under: And the taWns mound af the MaIak0F No longer belched its thunder. There was q pause The guard>rnan sad We storm tse fort tomorrow Sing Xhiie 1e may another eat
 VIII bring its Seighi oi sorrow. TheY las along the battery, side
 Braeath the smoking SAnasn Brave hearts from Severn aaI ff1m ILedc. And from ;he banks ei shannon. The. sang of losc. and no, oi fame. Forgot Aas Britain glots Each heart recalled diiferen; name. But al sang Annie l-aarie. Voiee after yoicc took ap ,ae song. Ju,ii k tender pa>>5on Rose Ike aa anthem. full and strong Theif battle=ese confession. Dear ssti Her name hr dared nc; >peak :. R., ss the song sreN louder ~emeihlrg apon t-e ,oldser ctleesA Wasaee otf the siasns u poA ar.. And once a z..n :ae fire Of heil
 Biaf,.sI aa the ka>s.an 4Ea-te7>. With storm ol shot and scream - -ac.s. And brilswing of the morilrs. And Irisa Nora, cve> are dsm Foy her >ingct. dumb and sovy, And Eaeii>h Mary noarn- for htm Who once sang Annic l-aaFf.  An. soldiers to youT honored rest Your trsith and 4jor bearing The braxcsi are ;ur tt:1fvfe>t.
 The iosiag are the darl1g
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23

|. Give us q song" the soldiers cried
 The outer trenches guarding. When the heated guns of tke camps allied
 Grew weary of bomharding
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23

She sprzng up. tore of her duster of pale linen. and waved Ii aIoft 10 guide
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23

The swan. ae have been told. alngs jast before dang NheE. @e heard Mss tp- pasee .acallre the other evening. ae cocidn'; help wishing she WAS swan Boskon Zraa5frIEl
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23

Reaching ou, after the unreachzble and intangible $ when d man sis daun where n mistaken confidence he believes chair te be.-DaH5Ery .if.aS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23
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A Mate of Basiue>s

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-23
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THE COURTS.
THE VALUE OF A KNEE-PAN AND AN EYE
Amnlin Ilnrlny rncnvnred vestnrdav in the

THE VALUE OF A KNEE-PAN AND AN EYE.
Amelia Langley recovered yesterday, in the
Superior Court before Judge Russell verdict for $4,000
against the Sixth Avenue Railway Company. Miss
Langley i'll October. ISL riding passenger in
one Of the defendants She told the conductor Of
the that she wanted 10 get out at Nnth-st. When
tie arrived at Nnhst the conductor nelegected TO
signal TO the driver to stop and she and called to
the conductor He rang the bell and stopped
with anch sudden jerk that she thrown the
legs Of passenger. who seated a sprawling pos
turc, and fell heavily against the foOr OF the car The
conductor helped her to get and TO get off the car She
reached the sidewalk with difficulty. In attempting to
stcU from the the sidewalk she fell down. she
asked a passer-by to assist her into a neighboring
apO'hecarys shop, but he said he was busy. The
next man either had less business more humanity,
and assisted her into the shop. Upon examination il
found that she had broken her Eneepan she brought
action against the company 10 recover $4,000 as
damages. E1Judge Fithian appeared as counsel Tor
Miss Langley, ana y. NJ. Porter for the company.
William H. POpham not long ago was injured IN one OF
the OF ne sixth Avenue Railway Company, which
run into by car Of the Twentythird Street Line
The wndUwp pane at his back shattered and piece
Of glass thrown into his right eyewbCh had 10 DE re-
moved. He began action the superior Court TO re-
cover $4,000 damages against bOth the railway com
panles, trial OF which concluded Yesterday Inc
jury brought in verdict in bis favor for $4,000 against
the Tweny-third street Line. Charles T. Grower ana
Chauncey Shaffer appeared Tor Mr. PoPhan, ana o. l.
Br ght for the companies
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COT-RT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10.

SUPREME COURT-CHANB2Rs- ~ DonOhue. J -Calen-
far called at m-NOs 3 GO, g, 10 H. -, H. II =
lI3 l43 ls9 $50. 1915. 1917, 2o3 2I2 22 23l Us 3o >
SUPREME COUkI-SPsCIAL TERN-Nan Worst, J-N0s; l5u.
4lO26l ll5, ll9, 292, 30s Sll 3lS, 80 ~, ~ 80,
3i 35l 1853, S62 3G7, 36s, o69 31O 37l $40 $40 10
srFaEaE toiGI cIRcur-PAEG Held by smith 4, 10
Nos ~ 1903 967, $50 1880 ej9 23s, FOL IA 1922,
500 235s 1888 1918 27l7 1887, lOdl 1888 9lS p 1864
PART iT.!Heid BY Laremore, J.Nos. 36T; lI27; 2354
6-6 1900 1861, $50 21jO. lJS4, lJSJ 1856 lob .5
1859 1929 $50 S45 Js9, 1888 1856, ll4 1910 II5 ISL
1910.
PART III.-Held BY. Lawrence. J.Cour opens at II a.
1914 9fls 254g 2lS0 2Oj4 2077 1900, 2O6l, 202 $3.50
26-Q. 2Ig2, 272-, 2j76. 275l, 27lj, JG4.
SUPERIOR COtRT-SPECIAL TEl,N-Hed by Arnoux, j.
Calendar called at l. IL m.-NO. 2i
SUPERIOR COUET-TRAL TERN PART lied ry Sedgwck
C. Nos COS 5l8 $50 6l2, $780, 7o6 i99 81 49, G59,
500. $40. 323, 697 75j. - "a, go, 90,
5Ia =, j97' 81 S77. S6l 49, 737 4O5 ~ 374
PART iII.-Held by Russell, Court opens at II A. m
qO7 932 63l, Sl3, o33 $50, so -JJ
SEQ rs. f74, 500, 1913. SA6. 500, -
CoMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TRRM.-Held by Van Brunt C. J.
Court opens az ! a. In.-NO. 10.
COMMoX PIEA--rRIAL IERM-PART He'd by Beach, J.
Nos 1863 3O6 1857, 1881, 1870, $50 @!l. 4b ltt-
1856 I7Oi 1860 3sl 1884, 1896 1855, li64 1873 lL'
PART iI'-Ield by paly J-Nos 1851, 1874. 1927. 407
1915 l74l l7j3 l77j, 1865, 1867 1850 100 LOO it
1893 las 1861 1893, 1900. loOl 1902 l-oj I5o4 ls2
1906 ,- ,..s
PAEr III-Held by Van Hoesen J.-No@ 1915, 1862
l77G 2U94, l7s7 1853, 1871 1892. 1876, IVA I4-o.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 9.-In the Court of Appeals
today present the Hon. Charles Andrews, G. j.. and
associates, the following business was transacted
Day Calendar Friday, February ONos g. Sc, 81 -,
44u. 81, 80. "a ,,..,,
No 4O-dmes Binns. respondent agt Mary Z. :. Williams
etc. appellant-Argued.
Manuel l- Philips appellant, agt the Mayor
the CITY Of Newly ork, reepOndcutsA Argued.
42S-Wililm 1eIhUrc. appellant agt the Mayor etc,
OF the city Of New York TesD0ndents-.Argurd. -,
47l-The People rel Isaac Evans, appellants ael
commissioners OF Public Parks, etc, respond
ent-A puea dismissed with cost.
No. 81J-lhe People eN rel Joseph r. beIlon hpIeIals
Board Of Commissioners OF Public PARKS respond
ent-Appea dismissed with costs.
NO. 3S-Peter W SchHiN appellant, agt Nara /" Lang
haar executrix. etc. respOndt nt-~ubmitici , =,
No. S2-JacksoD > Carpenter, respondent ag' OscaI NJ
SOule, executor etc. appellant Argued. ~. ,,,
No Sl-Peter H. Young, appellant AIT. Caroline G. Cuddy
another executors etc, respondeAs-Appeal dssed
with costs.
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HnrSE OLE REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day a bill was introduced
Nv Mr. HEWITT Dem, y. " fixing the day Tor the
meeting Of the electors Of President and VcePresdent
and providing for and regulating the counting Of the
votes Tor President and VicePresden and the decision
o. questions arising thcrefrOm. Referred.
So bill 20 carry into effect the provision OF The Con
stitutOu respecting the election OF President ard vice
President Referred
Under the call Of committees the following were
among the reports submitted
BY Mr.. BUCk>E E dem, MOI from the CoInmliee
man saVInss and Trust company Committee OF the
By Mi. McCOOK rep, n Y.-For the retirement Of
BreVet NJ G. Gegs with the rank OF Major
General. Private calendar.
ofNcw-YO rk into tour judicial districts Referred
The iIOus then resumed consideration or tie ApIOr-
Mr. COLERICK Dem. Ind concluded his speech in
opposition the bill Of TIE Committee ON the Census,
attacked The seatOn method Of apportionment.
MI DIEBLE dem, :. c. also criticized the "Seaton "
method.
on the Census. supported OH which originally
introduced by him lie argued thar the new method Of
appOruOnmcut proposed was more il accordance with
ray that wrongs and inequalities In the bill
but lie declared mat In any O;ner b those wrongs ana
INEQUALITIES would Uc more outrageous jA4u any l1aI
could be found "a tie PentiuS enc.
Mr cox dem, y. \ J SAID That he had OFcred an
amendment, liking the number Of Representatives AZ
J07. based upon the Seaton method but upon consider
o eGd ne not aa fo Gqn his ~ own S' 15
O. any other number under tnat system,
IL would DO gross injustice al any number, and he
WOllC at the proper tnC move o. rcccut tAr Dill and
arnt ndIneuts with instructions To report back bill has
Ing the representation upon the old method
Mr. IILEE tkCp., Va and Mr. CPDLGRAFF rep,
ONO opposed the coWmitfces bill
The matter then went over Tor the present and the
House y y. CLOCK, ttF1ltI.
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musleai Instruments.

THE MASON x HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 46
East lfh--t Union square have introduced IMPROVE.
Val daring tAc last han
IN any similar period since the introduction ~ the American
ORGAN them twenty ye1r+ since and are now receiving
from their fIctOre, SJRfA.-l1 IS CAPACITY AND
CELLESlR AXYIuNs WHICH Rae BEFORE BafN PRODUCED,
worthy 20 be ranatd win tE VERY EINisP
-CAL U-uluAENr- ~ LHE MoAui net c4sA prtcss $780,
so $40 500 $3.50. ~j-p, $3.50, $3.50 5000
POPULAR STYLE, IA. lIHng Tie most valuable Of thu
recent improvement ant adapted t0 J u-cs. plain
~. go, ga sos, Isl $50 e93,
500. sIU., flpj q 500 AMI up.
MASON & HAMIIN ORGANS are awarded the only
HIGHEST MEDAL Tor Instruments VI This class. european
American, ~ te great ITALIAN INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION re-
Gently closed al MILAN, AID have taken the HIGHEST
HONOBS At ENEEY ONE u tie GREAT WORLDS ~
-rKfAL ENfo-iliuS, FOR ForRTEFN YEARS, beng ne
OIty .tnssrrIE rhich haze tIssu stica az
sold also Tor EASY PAYMENT or oran viii De rented
u.ul rent pays FOR IT, ILLl- rRAI.D tAIAloEl -
describing thar hundred styles Nith lot prices aud
full para, Ad4a, iLlE
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Gclp nnnte0.

4 DYERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
= YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, So. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty.
nr-st, sos West Twenty -thrl--t. corner Eghthlve,
No. East FOurtecuh.st Union square, $50 Third
ave- corner Fortv--eventh-. n the HARLEM OFFICES,
Nos. lOOl ant 2,3Jj Trl-aVe. corner Onehundredrnd
twenty -hfth-st. up % NJ. 20 REGULAR nice rIet
MAN ED.--A young man as bOOkkeeper;
% resides with his parents and furnish the
he,t salary moderate the first year Address
RANEILA n EEOklI.. IrMunr D nj
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Darrlnl Academies.

ALEX. NACGREGOR'S, 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
a Family classes every day gentiemcns, Monday and
Thursday evening" arrangements made for private classes
and lessons circulars
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
y DANCING, No. ISL Fiith.age.
Glasses OPEN morning and afternoon Classes ior tam
lies. Monday and Thursday evenings PFt-
yateless0us Send Stang Tor circu l1r.
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CHARMS

- CITY RIVER AND HAEBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Office Pier u, Y. r., foot Cortandt-st
Consenmeuts ght forwarded directed any part
oi the world
CNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery all kinds Of freight and mer
chandlse any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND
HARBOR LIGHTLEAGE
Freight Of every description promptly gercd any point
III the AIrbOrat reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS, AND BAKGEs ALWAYS on HAND
TO CHALTEE
steamers John II. and Erastus Corning NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier IS - X. at p IL. daily Lsatar!ays
excepted.
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO., between Ncw-Yor,l and
New-havcn. care ana dispatch guaranteed.
Freight COR points D. l. & W r. h. received at Pier
For New.llayru and points Last al Pier -.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Niles for
Ten Ceu. via steamer b. b. H. ioot Whitehallst
CENTRAL -HGPYAKU. tommuuipaw. NJ.-Dry Docks
Machine boiler shops every thing dODertauiag the
construction repair Of vessels.
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Seizures au0 Hlceiiu0s.

COOPER UNION.-Free Saturday night lee
y lures great hall AZ o'clock SATURDAY,. February
the win D. de cred by am I. Marshall esq,
or FtchbuTg Mass. subject: COLORADO uu strated
less certain negatives expected nom the West should fan 20
arrive time in which Ar Marshall VII substitute an
illustrated lecture upon Tie Yosemite and The Big Trees
Tickets be obtained gratis the Office and reading rooms
Cooper nlUB and 20 D. Van NO-alds bookstore u
ABRAN. ;. HEWITT,
Secretary
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wall, on the Mddletown branch Of the NewYorE West
Shore and Buffalo Railway b. F. Cushman, of West
Fftysixthet, New York City, foreman Of the gang OF
men, and lIilmar y. Tler, Norwegian laborer were
killed. William Buckley. of Cornwall, was badly hurt.
several men some distance of Frustrated by the
shook, and q horse was fatally injured
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Anttion Sales of Real estate.
|, v. SEAMAN, AUCTIONEER.

II.
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
THURSDAY March lSs2 at y O'Clock at
Exchange alr~roOm III Broadway. by order Of Henry
H. Holly and Townsend Wan1e, executors of Abraham
NO0rhls, deceased. 10 close the estate
5THANE-N04 3i FOur-siOrY II. :. brOwnstOne dwelling
and lot ON Murray Hi.
>TUAVE.-N0. 42i Three-story brick store and dwelling
ana
VEST a6THsT.-No 239 -Four. story brick tenement
~ "a building
WI~T y-TH-~T -E pa. ThTet-stOry brick tenement
WEST 55I HST.-Nos. 80, Sl4, and 3I6. Four-story
i22B.sT.S1 lots y = l2j feet Of 9th-ave.
Morning slde Park.
sNLE POSITIVE FOR CASH. For particulars apply 10
Townsend Wande Attorney No. 29O Broadway or TO auc
t.oIetr. No. . pine-St.
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Cost an0 {ouE0.

4 DVERTiSEMEA FOR Tie NV
Y YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT Itih
UPTOWN OFFICFS. NO l254 Broadway eoIneI, bhmy'
nrsLsL West Twenty -thrist, corner h'nahe'
40 " East Fourteenthst. corner Uni1ns uai 80 ih
ave- corner F0rty-seventhst &C the hAklEn
Nos IOOl ana 800 lhriaye, corner On. h1AA'A"' --
nty.nth.st.. up % D M, a. gesal1g once s.si
OST-Certitcates of Bodie Consolidated
1 uta,,g Stors A - and 4 - one hundred shares
- M fhs name Of Gardner Transfer Of these eern-
Gates mas stopped and any person ni INC SAn' W.
nlra.e return ~ LAIDLAW 4 CO. Ia MaEsl
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK. Thursday, Feb. Q.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
ByA IT, Muller & son.
i 5stCry brick building with lot. No 299 Washing
tons Sc cor Of Ecadc-st, 10; OIL K65l John Boz ,oo
l similar house with io 40 297 Westinghouse .,aoa
lot 27jH5G7; Laura Hearn, "''Soo
# Of Wa.h Eta G lot !SI as same buyer 1880
4s'oE eiiss building with l l9' ., 20 az, S MG 6gcr
Bios ... ~ - ...,.....-.... 1900
Gfean%ie fe ST Tis ot 10 Levi 10000
hT yfr' - adjoining above 'o' -A'O 1900
5.sofy brick buildings with lease Of plot Of land,
S 20 q: and I S M ' Years. lease 81 rom
Mar is ground rent 600 per annun ll4co
BudiHg' Wiih lots Nos 80 and sie westsi e-;
TqnnG thrG% el 10 iad &6 baS
h Elast Jn land under water opposite James an 1880
By Ioratio Hen1Gues
! 4-story BRICK tenement house with tot. No $40
G's asS - 90 " OF ii'nl'T ~ YA. OO.. 1875
ByLLGL phillips
plot fland Fast Gelhst 100 f. of 3dave, ooo
3-siory brown stone iGasc with lot 40 li5 East
I27tL,st - 1868 # OF 3dave' lot lssxs9l IL n GOO
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SEw-YoRK CITY.
FsS ct "a, al 10 10 Brrnbart Bach $1,000
RI %; Clara Mct6vtfn to Louisa Huber -. 2O7j
Bet Sxecntor to N Brady $50
Deancrv-sf. y ~. OF Wii,ett--t. NJ W1lct
ami wife lfasset
cSmpbe and wife to Mirsacrite BacEicJ $4,000
FOrChan West Farms road, W lots 81 ana ~,
ll4lIX9sXI OOXljJ; l. Miller referee. q :
Chester and another executors 2,5OO
and husband to p,tricS Morn. ann lo5oo
2lst-s n 100 II e. OF 1tllove. 2OI3-.3; l. Beebe
exc tor, etc To II kcrner 1000
Prince-st. No lOu. gS-llEl9lN irregular George W
Lent another Albert l. Strange.-..----- 10000
Lewisst =. 100 10 Of Delancryst 2jX9j: Ma
Charles liam . y, 1880
Lewls-st - II Of Delancey-st, 2jI7ji Matilda
1880
Christie 81. e lot 81 Delaney estate. 25Xl0O; Jos
Hewitt Trustee, 10 II kOeng 1900
l2fi-st. n :. - " Of Jth-lye. 2JXlOG6, James l.
and wife 10 \ j ROuX. .--..........
7lst-st. = $50 II " Of 3thayc 2JNiOU.j; Isabella
Cameron and another, executors and trustees. 10
q Edgar 1000
and wife to .ieo WaTst. .-,.... --'.'. 274OO
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JrDICLL N0NMAu0Ns C0NFIRMED

HARTFORD, Conn, Feb. 9.-The Legislature
today confirmed the nominations Of Judges PARK, Car
penter and Pardee for the supreme Court
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FATAL EXPLOSION or GIANT PoWDER.

NEwBURG, n. l., Feb. "a quantity of
cant powder exploded last evening in rock cut in Corn
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, Feb. "a rain storm
has prevailed along the Hudson nearly all day to-
day The ice IN the river this point is very weak,
here.