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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
TESTIMONY IN THE COREP CASE.

FREEHOLD, n. j., Jan. 31.-In the Corey
extorOn trial this morning David Ireadwel cOlored
barber and bellboy employed at the note last summer
testified that Dr. Henry told Corey that the patients
could be removed without danger and that there
more danger in removing them than In the treatment
they were undergoing. when Corey had settled with
them and received the $1,000" said the witness " /
asked him II could go home, and he objected saying
that be wished to give these people every accommoda
ton that he could" Eugene EIery testified that he
heard the conversation In the hall at midnight on the
Sunday In question. He heard Mr. Corey say, " am
hitting up hospital In the ballroom which will be ready
I'm half an hour and will be very comfortable for the pa
TENTS will physicians who will move them ten
Derry" Mr. Field objected TO the removal and some one
said that Mr. Corey would not be allowed 10 enter the
room except at the point of revolver Corey then
nlied II IL comes TO that II will be matter Of who has
The most reyolvers aud the best aim"
MRS sarah NJ Ellery, wife OF Eugene Elery, corrob-
Grated the testimony OF her husband having heard the
conversation In the hall Oh that Sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-01
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.

-Postmaster-G eneral James has written for
The RAILROAD Age article defining the relations between
the Postal Service and the railroads. that IA TO appear In
the frat number Of that Journal These relations. the
article says are rapidly extending to great proportions
and are little understood by the general public. The
cost Of the railway mail service for the fiscal year 1ss2
was 81 COG COL this Increase Of hall million
dollars over fiscal year 1891 and the estimate for
1888 10 COL The great portion OF this amount
IL paid for transportation.
The increase In this service ia one OF the greatest OBJ
saces TO the maintenance OF the Post Office Depart
ment on a selsuppOTtiug basis. AT every point through
the country where railroad Is constructed towns spring
up az II by magic. and post offices are established
making necessary the transportation OF mail matter.
During the present year 10 is estimated the increase OF
service Will reach 10000 900 mes, the ratio Of
the increase OF 1881. which double that OF 1880
With the continued immigration and the rapid develop
mcnt and settling OF the Far west 1t Is difficult to place
any limit TO the extent Of this department OF the ser
vice.
The article touches briefly the Star Route prosecu
0ns with the belief that they will do much 10 draw the
special attention Of Congress the subject and bring
about settlement OF the question between the Govern
ment and the carriers IL employs
With regard TO the exercise by the POST once depart
ment of any control over the running OF trains, Mr.
James says that he possibility OF IL under exist
Ing laws. There IL no dnitOn OF the status or Rail
roads in their relation to tbs Government and great as
is paid them for annual postage seryice ia stl
entire earning. Of the railroads OF the United States,
and the Departments relation 10 railroad companies
be considered only as tnst OF constant custumer
requiring exceptional advantages with increasi de-
mands from year TO year IL frequently said the pres
ent rates OF compensation than fair equiVa-
lent but whether this IL true not the increase In cost
corresponds with the Increase III mileage weight car
r,cd and facilities employed. The true solution Of the
probem Mr.. James believes, viii be fOnnd the ap-
nointment Of commission OF persons having practical
1owledge OF the subject, who will ascertain the cost
and profit OF carrying the mails The result Of the
mssIoners work may form the basis of law that will
del OF the postal service.
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The COURTS.
A CONTRACT OBTAINED BY FRAUD.

A CONTRACT OBTAINED BY FRAUD.
Charles Jones recently applied To Justice Bar
rctt I'm the Supreme Court Chambers, for mandamus
10 compel the Controller 10 deliver e him warrant for
about SO OOO drawn in his favor on account OF con
tract for the construction OF sewer IN Onehundfed
andthirty ninth st. whc1 had been assigned 10 him by
the contractor James W. OGrady. The Controller op
posed the motion and in AFFIDAVIT declared that he
had been Informed that the contract had been procured
nv fraud between Cornelius OGrady, engineer la the
P,rk Department, and his son. James W. O'Grady.
lanes Otradys bid for the contract was the owe't In
inc aggregate although for the rock walton II wa
very much higher than other bids Engineer OGrady
reportcd nat only about ten yards OF rock
and the contract was awarded To bis SON IL
turned out mat there 207 Yards OF rock excavation
so that the contractor entitled receive about S3
0o0 more than the work could have been done for Mr.
Van Wrinkle an engineer made AN affidavit TO the same
facts These aidavits not denied by the plaintiff
and Justice Barrett yesterday feihSeu 10 eaut inc
rvif
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY FEBRUARY ]. 1883

l42d.st. "a, 1916 n Q OF Alexander.ave. 25x1On;
i ka,hanna Merritt and husband 10 wins 5000
iaiof AMI hu i ssna 70 oaSor loe25
mann and VII 10 o. Metts zoIiO nau 10000
llthst g. to IL st 400 n 9 Of 7thaye xl25; A
NJ Ferris, executor and others 70 John IL Sher- ,,o
Same property; VI Ferris 10 same - ........... I
Sit.st g. 10 n @ OF Lerngton.aye, ll2.6xl' Oh II
40. ravens u, and wife 10 III Ravens
6Sthst e. 10 ~ c Of 5th-aye 26xlO1.5; also of
Mow6ray add wife 70 sylvester Hsmton 295OOo
crime CAST 10 jennie L Murphy 522e
Nestry,s v cor Of Washington III. l0x l25.3IlllK
JCastree i'aao oo'ii anu 1880
BOYD rciersc TO Ida NeWcombe 1880
schmidt ana vile to solomon sbeGSeTg $1,000
Jenny and husband to Alice Fl aus@an NlI 10000
aud husband to somner and wife oopuo 1890
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pooua y, po,,oa oou,d not dismiss Ryan on
his could mean &C member
pension under the law until he mao ve ut ih Com
70 d eae Sa
The future 10 ge! rio OF be there was Pen
sion FUND they c0g There not are kf Sow
on han or gu' wSo are unfit for active duty
and the number will increase sach year me '"
The Controller said yesterday that he had not YET y,
Tho teHt Of the decision and until he had ne
aS gven the matter great deal OF considerations anu
had Watched It's progress through the courts nc uo %
Lnow tne pre cise amount that would De taken o e
Police Fund but IT would be sufficient seriously 70 on
tbs commissioners in the disposition oil the Iunu
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FIRMS REFUSED POSTAL FACILITIES.

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-Postmaster Palmer yes
terday received orders from Washington forbddng inc
delivery OF mail matte addressed 20 Fleming Mer-
RAM X. c. Kendall, Charles j. Henry d Co, CudWorh
4 Co. and Bennett Kol-em IN Co. ~ this eliy lhcse
firms solicit by circular tho Investment OF Tlo or moIo
for Rraiu or stock speculation. feature OF thfH Phn
being known the Mutual Investment CluD. lAllir OF
no return made FOR money RENTED ~ them over
S5 OO0 have been received through the Posofce for
these firms IN the past twenty days, ana tue cypress
compans have delivered TO them, In the same tline'
nearly $40 900 Beyond a small commission business
transacted through the hoard none OF THESE hIms
have any actual connection with the gram tTade.
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COURT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l.

euyHRuE CoUKT-CHAHBEss-Hed by DOnOhue. 10 allen
dar called AZ II -EOs44 As 80 o. 81 O1 263 800 2s7
$50 20 294 2gJ 800 3O 30j 800 An assessment calendar
will be called.
suRRcGATKs COURr-Held ny Rollins. S-Cnteetod
will of Blackaw ~ lJ30 motion calendar called
af IL a m contested will Of Eilcn e. NAL al 1850
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECGAL TEKh-Held by inRraham, j.
Case on o day calendar
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TKHn-Hed by J. T. Daily, j.
M daV calendar.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 31.-ln the Court Of Appeals
to.day-prescnt the Hon. william c. Ruger, @. j., and
ossociates-tle following business was transacted:
No G7ID the matter the accounting Of John Chetwo0d
and others executors OF Mary H. Nepanck' deceased
gued. .u,auo,, ,,horto.
Beaumont, rcspondent-Argued - ,.r ~. 80
~. 30. %. 40, A3, 81 and ~
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CHARMS
- CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

ONCE Pier IL, y. r., foot of Cortlandtst.
OF freight forwarded as directed TO part
Of the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders for delivery Of all kinds OF freight and
chandse TO any part OF the city
skAAND HARBORToWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered toanypoin
In the harhor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John sarin and Erastus Corning NEW
HAVEN. Pier IL, N H., at D. daily. saturdays
eIcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO, between New.H ork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points d.. L. W. ~ H. received at Pier 10
For New Haven and points East At Pier IL
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND Eleven Mhestor
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron Pier ], L., foot Of
WhitehalLst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD, Communpaw NJ J'-DV DoeA
and Boiler shops everything apperainng 70 the
construction AID renaiT OF vessslA
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INIrEn srATES sTPREME COrRT.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 31.-The following bust
meas was in the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No lB7-Casslus II. Read plaintiff In error agt the city
of Pattemouth NeD-Argumcnt concluded.
M lg9 h. kmd1ll appellant. agt. the United
staes-Arged behalf OF the appellant and submitted on
the solicitor General for The United states
40 IG4- Chaf!cs II Marshall ana Others appellants agt
~. sfeamshln AdTlItic-Argnment begun.
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4 HESTERN UNION IN KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 3l.-The.Western Union
Telegraph Company, composed OF Aaron =. Everest b.
p Waggoner Francis l.. Everest W. T. Fleming and W.
W. Hetherngton, OF Atchson, filed articles OF moor
poraion with the Secretary OF state today Inc cap
fnl stock OF the company l. SlOOOOOO. Inc persons
named are TO be tho dlrcc for the first year.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. jan 81. 1888.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOom to-day:
By f. H. Ludl0O Co.
/ 6.stOry brick building with lot No 3ls BROADWAY
Sc cor OF Pearlst. lot 26lI99GH26I9sloi s,q1 ,oo
! 3.st0ry brick house with lot No 1873 B0weryi vs.
Mntoss spHhsst pot oI IAhu10A'OO' -.e 30 300
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NETWORK CITY.
b Ba.sofd slO
65thst =. 300 Il of 10Th ave- b0Il006X Irregular
NJ Ruck TO A Eler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5bth.sl, ss IT'S II OF l0thsve, 20I9O; j Rankin
and wife 10 VIM Rankin. 20,
8eth-st =, $50 II " OF l0th-ave 25I9S.0 Rederer
same property and also sah a. 800 n Of ION.
ase, 20I9e. o, John Watson 10 ions Wen and an
1thsI No IS West Grantor's Interest; Amelia M
Garland 10 & Fox and another ................ 9,
hath a. as lIe fte OF 1thaye, 1Gexl0O6I ID y
Paige 10 Kate Haines...... IL,
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FIRE IN 4 MINE EXTENDING.

sHAMoKIN, Penn. Jan. 31.-The fire in Bear
Valley shaft Ia extending and is burning in breasts
numbers nine and ten and in two man'ways Large
quantities of burning matter being drawn out The
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temperature at the breasts very high ana tne ne %
be heard burning from the gangway Tue QUEENS WI,
endeayor to extnguish the fire, u possipe M,sno"0
flooding the mine, as that wouid en'aii eroN' 0NPN
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Gitp i1rouertp DO Eel.
IN THE WELLES BUILDING"
BrookInn ilropcrp for Sale ano 90 Get

LOR SALE on very easy terms n f0ur-story
brick dwelling the west side Of Columbia Heights,
midway between Fulton Wall street Ferries oveTlOos Ing
the bay and running through TO Fumast. with fours0ry
lot 25I 80 small amount only Oh Cash
required Address p. LESTER Tribune Office.
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By John r. Boyd

6 4 story brick houses, unfinished. with lots, nos
40 10 100 East l20th-st. So, 80 II e OF shave
lots together In size l26IlOOllI Frederick
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GitD Real GslaIe for Sale.

A We offer for sale, ready for occupation,
IA. the following list OF choice new houses built by our
selves:
No. 10 East Goth st. 80 feet wide.
No 20 East och 80 feet Wide corner Madison ave.
No SlS Madisonave. "a y feet wide.
Nos. Al and 80 West 53d ST.. - feet wide each.
NO 277 Lexingtonaye "a feet wide. .
Nos l39 l47 East 3jthst from II to % feet wide at
very moderate prices. or will rent.
Houses every day. Send for pamphlets to
CHARLES Buck 81 CO.. Architects, B3 East 4lstst
successors TO Duggin & Crossman.)
FOR SALE.-On East 7Stl-st., near Madison
Il ave, large lot and 3-stOry frame house. rutland 81
WHITING. Beckman-st
TOR INVESTMENT.-Busi properties in
Il this vicinity. Prices from $4,000 up. rutland q
WHITING, Beekman.st
VALUABLE CORNER; st. NichOlas-ave.
and l25h-st; best In Harlem 13l x5OxlO9XC0 cheap
and easy terms. w. II. FLITNER, % Wallst
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SHORE LINE.

{
L FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three press trains daily Sunfsys eIGepe TO Boston 40
attached and 10 IN. with palace
sleeping carsl Sundays at 10 ~ with palace sleeping
VALE" F. ". POPPLE
cfin PA Apenf
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heal Gsiale rOanleo.

WANTED TO BUY-DakOta and Northern
w Minnesota lands Address w. C. HILL, Washington.
DC.
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Amnsements.

A RIoN MASQUERADE BALL.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
February 81. 1888
BOXES WILL BE SOLD MONDAY PEBRUARyss
PLACE
pl EASa AfP IIs CAN ONLY SECURE TWO
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
A RIoN SOCIETY.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 81,
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
cs Ticket admitting gentleman aud Lady lsdies
N.'' - ----
A MEXICAN wATER-COLOR SOCIETY.
''S' ssaSs zE5sssa 5 SsT Sgsiss tho
WIN s5.s sf4S$Ss@ ;''r IsS i"'"
Success. aM an1as.s II Fourth Week
TIE co e &: sisai s P;y HE rus ono
win It's ssah Of araSons Beautiful
Ss Ga ga Bale: and
other E EIsasIng q features
Saturday n aimee at2.
BJOu OPERA HOUSE. B'way near 3Oth-st.
Grand success y9 Fl taf S sfx Comic Opera
Every B By the authors Of !: bileo Taylor
Ss aas saskqs SRsss a t5a.:
TX IKE T ruSss yl't!s ard Brave saSsst
Matinee saturday at .. seats secured
{ ,ASlNO. Broadway and 39th-st.
GOTH TO l0lsT PERFORMANCE
OF Johann Strauss spectacular opera comiqus,
THE QUEENS LACE HAyDKERcHIEF.
AcCAULL OPERA COMIQUE COMPANY
FRIDAY EVENING, February, Tooth Performance.
SOUVENIR LACE HANDKERCHIEF
presented to every lady attending
MATIN GE SATURDAY.
Boz efacs at Casino branch Office Brentano No
FREE ART EXHIBITION.
Prior j. e e ~ aSsRa5isE' f fl Europe
VII, ''nS,5 SSS5' SSs''l'n"i
A Liberty-st
Now open from y a. m. TO Q p. m.
ERANCiS SEYMOUR HADEN will lecture
by n''a'l0n on the pTTcl9apS,s s and practice of
At oHIGKERsSa aAEL s9NP1y rEBRgARY and
~, Tickets may Be- hal By, s. BscRfpff6S JsGY at
SS coz Co. e $50 BrC s HeDesd
NO TicKETs WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
seat. ASSis Pi frI and 0'''n &c.
Evening n5 He1' T SfS aas
HENDEkSON'S STANDARD THEATRE.
wItAM HESDEEs9S PISprlst9E and NanAser
Every H Esa4s saturday, Sga
'IlsHs % E5 az : S SEaHl.
o, THE PEER AID TIE PERL
HAVERLY'S THEA IRE, 14th-st. g. 6th-ave
n This S Thu, s sd iSs night 9h'i tcI Feb l.
the greatest Is at at, ia tS power
xaSSS T4E
n ID 4, n
s esnni0s snarias Feorusy no. q Turf GLIB Theatre
reserved seats 90 For sale at Poads
20 Union square
NIBLO'S. Reserved seats so cents.
ER 81 FLAG san'''
NEXT WEEK Sf Bros sRa r'G BGxcK VENUS
RAFAEL J0SEFFY. Steinway Hall.
s raeo60 His frS ss1s'rt with orn'.r.
Tharss;y evening February s. at s.
A'mS sd ~ on ns ss Y s sata 3 ssIS' extra
~ Fifth aud last matinee
Thursday Afternoon February /, at2,
Mr. Ms Ea9a rH bRXHsR ana so Orchestra
NJ nj NTH THE9 ST}H Tr ToE9 g Tenor .
MI ES@lRb MGES SrEEN9FfS v ftnl,
| PROGRAMME:
ovERruRE"s'A'1SsPsGSHT 4! e. rsA Dr'"a'H Holman
TG RSHF SsTs5
ooSe~Aio NJ Eb@AR 10 a Ih r's'n'n'
A'nn'a ,
R sIAE2 sO kSb VASE
n.,,v.m,o, S Mrs. EMMA R. DEXTER. o....
ORCHESTRA.
Admission so cents Seats % cents extra At stenwAy
| Hall Ticket Box
| C,VFINWAY HALL,
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Gounlrn properiD for Sale an0 to Get.

Gounlrn properip for Sale ano TO let.
4 r LONG BRANCH and vIcinity-SiXty fur
nishsd foT sale tent; and river fronts
also hotels boarding business places plots farms &c
WM. Ian r., Long Branch. y. j.
A LTERNATE PLOTS, 1OOxlOO; Bath,
~ l. T. Dwellings only low prices. ARCH YOUNG
Bath. L. !. ami AL broadway, y. Y.
EOR SALE.-A fine country place with we'll
furnished house cottage and farm buildings. High and
healthy locality very accessible and near depot
and sound located bctwc NOrwak and SANFORD. Conn
Price $4,000 s5OOO according 10 the amount OF land and
buildings relui ed Apply 10 AK GRAIN owner GU prem
ises or TO or JRGE KNEELAND, & Co, 80 Nassaust
HOMES IN NEW JERSEY.
Il Il Tho ROSELLE LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
PAM have houses and lots for ale and 70 rent ~
A d. HOPE,
100 Llberty-st.
ITO LET.-At Elizabeth, n. j. large house
good order stuat ted in the heathies part OF the q
within ten minutea Of station 1--WE six aci Is ot ground
wi h barn. &C Inquire Of CHARLES III. EDGAR, 10 z30
Broadway. New.IOrk.
V'O LET-At Summit \. D., houses for sea-
L or year furnished unfinished Address l.. q.
POTlER summit y. j.
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RAILROAD.
l. On and after December 4: 1882.

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
leave NewIor via DesbrOsses and C0urtlandt
Streets Ferries as follows
Harrisburg Ptsburg The est south, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached and pm daily New York
Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining. smoking and Sleep
ing cars at a m every day.
Wiiamsport Lock Haven M; CORY and Erie at
connecting at CORY for Ttusvule, Petroleum Gen.
tire, and the OIL Regions. -
baltimore Washington the South Limited Washingto
ENpress Pullman Psror Cars daily except sunday 10
a. m arrive Washington p. NJ Regular via &. aid Z. r.
r.. at 10 and 80 u $40 and 2. M aud IL night via
Il. aua q. h H.. | and p. NJ, and ~ night
Sunday via b. and T. X. r.. u, ?. and IL night;
via B and o r. r., p III. and II night -
For Atlantic City except Sunday ol6 NJ ana p IN On
For cape MAY except sunday oslo, lilo On Saturdays
Ion Bracb Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
aud Amboy, a. ~ nOOn 900 anu y. ~.
on SUNDAY, o a. m Does not stop at AsDuIy PARK
Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through Trans
at jersey CITY anOrdng speedy aud direct transfer for
Trains From Pittsburg 30 and 20 1880 and
1910 d M daily. From Washington and Baltimore, 80
g6O a m $50 800 95j, 10 30 aud 10 pm sunday ESQ.,
0.bO a m 1855 and 1000 From Baltimore l;2Op. M;
on SUNDAY 0 80 D. m From Philadelphia 300. 500, $780,
G5O 30 $40 l040 ll4O a. m. l2O, 2, 800. $50, g.
30 so o 80 1920. l0:35 and 1880 p m. sunday so
go 80 GOO llio m, 6;2O 730 $3.50 1920, 1885 and
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJs ED ROUTE AND sHoR LINE
% TRAINS EACHWAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN
nay. 3 STATIONS II PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NETWORK.
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noURLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUl
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY

MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains NewYork, via DesOOsseS anu Sou
iandt street Ferries as follows: ooo q an
A. ia y 20 y s3 20 aud 10 Lined II a. m, l. ozo pay
o'4'b n ~ 3 and o d. w.. and AZ night sundays q p
40 IimlteD and 10 a. NJ, y. z 3, ana D. H. anu Il
,nss Trains leave New.York daily. except sunday az
7Go a M and D. IN, running through via trenton ana
pis trains Broad street stations Phiiadelpha
,n 305 32u. $40. $50 1880. $40 $50 ana ~ a. IN
limited Express 100 p M, l. . = SoIo So0
IN y AZ and u. on Sunday l2O 800, o;ZV
~ s.gJa M 1920 Limited $50. $40; and $40 p m
az lphla via Camden a. M ana 4;oO p H. uaiy
except S1 a 436 $40 and ga Broadway. AsOr House
y, Desbrosses and Courtlandt sts Courtst ana
anu Annex station foot OF Fulton ST., BROOKLYN Nos
Pa - and ilS Hudsonst. Hoboken station Jersey OlI
En,igrant Ticket once PER l. Ill Ion and chson
ms Nav York Transfer Company will call for anu cnoSX
h.ngs 90 FROM hOt els and residences. , N ,yoon
THARLES h. PuGh, c.oarst Sass,r AGENT
General Manager GeneIa rsss aseA--
OFFICE GENERAL MANAGER
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 81 BRoAppWAAil
%"A NEw.YORK, Jan 20, 1883.
CPFCIAL NOTICE.-Commencin tuesday,
January trains will be run on 6thays hne ostwee s
ntsht 20 A a m f. IL. HAHN, General Manager
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONN ECTINd WITH ALL POINTS EAST. on,v
Reduced fare 80 TO Bostonfor nrsLeiass ueAoe so '
Elegant leave daily SUNDAYS excepted al
m from pie SO North River foot or Jays N oW
irving in Boston Tioketsf for sale ~ al pno'p
PRoViosNCE LINE, for freight only steamers Leave
from pier 20 River foot OF Warrenst ~ m oaV
ianndavs Boston via PROVIDENCE direct
w. PoPPLE, Acting General Passenger Aseh"
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Minter Resorts.

HYGEIA HOTEL.
IL OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESORT.
Send for circular describing hygenic advantages, &c.
PHOER(TS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-01
H,deous Crime in Deer Park.

The La Sale Democrat of Thursday con-
tains the following horrible relation:
Last Saturday Mrs. Elizabeth Wade, of
Deer Park, S4 years of age, feeble and care
worn, suffering untold mlserles from the
hands of tiend, dragged herself into the
office of Justice John Forristal, and there
impaired to the veteran judge story that
made HIM forget for moment his judicial
station and call forth his bitterest denun-
Citations, stigmatizing the scoundrel as an
atrocious beast. The old lady, after resting
herself, in short sentences, told that on
Wednesday night, August 22d, at about |
o'clock, James Becman, who is 26 years OF
age, knowing that she was alone, made an
entrance to her bed room through win
dow, ana IN her helplessness repeatedly
ravished her She attempted resistance
and screamed, but the powerful brute
struck her with his clenched fists until she
swooned away, o.. The complaint was
made, and aslhe Squire prepared the war
rant he was vIsibly affected. AS soon as
the police heard of the crime they rendered
their services to hunt the ruttian down, but
the old lady was anxious that the constable
and farmers Of her neighborhood should
make the arrest. 1t is said that Beeman
remained in the woods tor day or two,
but hearing that the feeling was bitter and
that threats eff lynching were made, he left
and IS now IN Iowa.