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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-20
DiCHM0SD AND ALLEGHANY
q RAILROAD.

elCliMOSD AND EGIlANY
s RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE az TRAINS
n hfFhtf FEBRUARY IL, 1883.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
10 A, MNil. dairy except sunday, cor
.,tuhk ~ Lyncnoarg WIKI firgtn.x
Midland railway Tor an peints
norta, and Norfolk aud western rsil.
lotu for hnoNlii,. thattsnooKa A.
ltns:i, Nashville. louisville Mem
pAis, New orleans, and an noin,.
ga TIE soutt, southwest ana iexrs
LAY coaches. Richmond Ia Iynch
burg sleeper, Lynchbarx 10 NJ,
Yri,,ns and Mcmphls witho.s
$50 =. u. ACCOMMODATION dans ,.s.a.,
son1&s between klchslond and
$3.50 =. NJ Niuur EMPRESS daily ,exe,n,
saturday between Kiehmont
Forge. SO >"i'oA
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
S:2o u. VI. MAI. daily texeept SUNDAY
i'''" ~ ~ Ar ro daily except
700 A. NJ. Sistii EXPRESS daily ,sxesp.
cuNNaCrIoNs
Al klrhino0a WITH asssch ana 'sa,lv,,xs fo. IN
irilnts South, aud kicnnopu, Frs,ierics ,bro .ny
fvionisc railroad for all tpinfs Nofsh -
NespHg-caf attached 10 Nfghf krp,s.s h.
Lsaehosgg an9 Lesstag.ca. iierlLz 81 10 LYNCH.
bug. and tl.25 % Lexins ton. ~
Na'l trains stop twenty minutes Al Aiai.i~n..
Adventure Tor hresktssi aud supper,
fe IL General Fseasa, aud Pas massr Axsnt
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

GARDEN DUST-A SUBSTITUTE
FOR PARIS GREEN. 1t is SURE DEATH TO
PoTATo-BUGs, CABgAGE-wORMs. aud an
other Insects that prey upon plants, vines. sc. IL
contains no poison, and can be used without dan
ger TO the person.
Zee circulars. For sale by
my PURCELL. IADD & 60
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A TLANTIC-COAsT LINE.
q Z
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
~ EFFECT NAY IS, 1888.

LEAVE RGCUMOND-SOUTHwARD
tl:3l 4. NJ daily. connecting Tor Norfolk, Rs-
teigli. Charleston, savannah, aud Flo
ri9a. Stops M Drewry's Bluf, Gen.
trails. and 10 ter, Pullman sleeper
New York 70 savannah.
y.l5 = " FAST NAIL. daily. connecting Tor
Charleston. savannah, and FLORIDA
This train makes no local stops. Pull
man sleeper Washington 20 hallfaton
COS 7. " ACC iAliiDDATiON. daily except
sunday.
6.5s 4. ". freigllt. daily Except sunday.
s;le y = Sunday excursion.
LEayE rETEESBURG -EoB1HwAND-FRoM AP-
PCJATTDX DrrOr.
4.Js ". FAST NAIL. daiiy. Makes no local
stops sleeper Chuleston 20 Wash
IB4t0l.
7.ps :. =. HCCOSDdoDATloN, daily except
~nttvl.
3.2e -. n. daily. stops nt 'hcter. Ceutrplid-
ana D4ewry Blul. Pullman sleeper
Saylanah Dc New ADlf.
5:0s i. " freight. daily except sunday
"a p " sunday excursion.
AUd1ily passenger trains make close connection
20 RierWsnd sDr ni POINT north east and wesi.
fllf ONL1 AlL-NAtL ACttf1O
NORFOLK.
Leave Richmond 1871 4. ". daily. Arrive Nor
Leave Norfolk le43 +. N. daily. Arrive Rich
.R.EENLY, superintendent.
2. NJ. EMERSON. CCucrsi Passenger Agent.
sOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager my ii
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CARPETS. OIl-SECTEIs, DE.
ID p. RICHARDSON & CO.,
500 EAST MAIN STREET pace BLOCK.
Have IN their warerooms complete assortment Of
CANTON MATTiNGS,
LACE CURTAINS.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
WlNDOW-SHADES.
CARpETlNGs,
OlL-lLOTH,
CORTlCfNE,
IiNOLEUM.
RUGS,
DOOR-MATS,
COCOA-MAT'riNG &C. sc.
my l7-dlw
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP II Pr.
" COMPANY. s-ass-s4 '-i>r
EnR WV YoRK.

This cor pahy Wlll DISPATCH one % thelrsplgLgl,
tean.er---t, " ANDOTTE. ROANOKE. Nan
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION, and ktCll1lONp--
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and :. Np5>
For hOnrs OF iaiiing, see sdleftissnent n,,,4,.l
DAN-.and SATURDAY. NJ 3 Z. ". frO.n re &c
mes nu,nberl. Worth river foot of Beach street
They nave splendid saloons, state-IoOns, 'h'
hath-ToOm5s
The fare, accommodations and attentions a."
unsurpassed. -. ..
AfleT-cabin faIo % Ncw YORK ilncindlns iu'ti
AMI ier,hl 10: r0uu.t-trir tickets Sle sicelHce
,ytfh snb.isfente. -; without subsistence. :O.
Freights for points beyond New YORK fprFa'ie
expense incurred
frelght received una, O'Clock =. VI. iaiy
F0r further ia formation, amply o.
GNORGE ". ALLEN Y Co, agent.
iv9g office COMPANY whaTFes. korfeiti
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DHILADE RICH - re
ss1sszt -
MOND AND NORFOLK
sTFkMsHIp COMPAEY.

Appointed stling days: every TUESDAY snc
FRiUAY at l. NJ, and every SUNDAY a. :
4. VI.
cciyed TN 1880 a. NJ; for sunday steamer tiN
5 p. VI. saturday. Fr,igat received daly tiil
Z. n.
Fare, sS
FOR further Information apply -
}. IS. MCChREiCN,
General Southern Agent Office Rockets.
". =. CLYDE s. co.
nog0 General Aepn'S
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gJOR NEW YORK. The old 81 ~
n Dominion Steamship con- panv' ssssiar'-.s>
proposed sailing. for the week following ait
OLD DOMINION. aptain WALKER. FRIDAY.
May Sth. 10 3 O'Clock =. 81.
ROANOKE. tap.aiu COiCH, SUNDAY, say
2Otn. al , O'Clock r VI.
N'YAEOKE, Captain llULrHERs. TUESDAY
Nav odd, at > O'Clock y. NJ
Freigit received until 2 o'clock 2 NJ. Fadly. g
o'clock p. NJ. saturday, and 90 o'clock I. NJ.
Tu' sday.
Through bllls OF lading slgnen ana good. ior'
varied with dispatch 10 al points uOrih, south
rasi. and west; also 10 foreign ports
Passenger accommodations nusurlia-seu.
After cabin fare 10 New York Including W,aa
and berlh), SO: rnund-trp tlctet,, SIS, Storage
With subsistence, 81: without suh-i 7t.nce, 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Monday Tues
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Saturdays cy tie I.icnmonu
and PETERSBURG railroai ~ 1850 A. n. VIII make
connection ut Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets to te iiat ~
the Richmond and Petersburg depot snd A ".
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALIEN & Co. Agents.
my Is Company 81 Wharf Roceoit5.
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/ HAVE JUST RECEIVED NY
4 SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHIMES
MA1TlNGs OF all grades, oil CLOTHS aud
aud HOLLANDS, CORSlCE and COENiCE
POLES, LACE-CUHTAINS. &C. PAPER
HANGlNGS Of the latest designs. an order.
promptly attended TO. Work done n iow1 or
country. A. JENNINGS.
ap o2-2m 1911 Main street. Rlchl0oud Va.
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ia - f5sss e: 3s.1s 50
DTrHMO ND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
X AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
..,,,rau .rr.-kAlL FAsf-FKEl5Hr LINE
T XSD Fi:oM BaLTiM sNb F EhhsTaJN
RIM AM WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE H so,gqHssrd gnTM NJ hEEscH fl
DIRECTiON. ss.
u,y ouick time H. other p0in's.
Correspondents d,pg Issued 1T low rates.
Through bi'iH VI '"O''' G. A. TAYLOR
General Frpiehi a 9er
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I0hk-llvER Linz

lPase'r dailylF Freight cai- trsight daily
.eNct sunday lyeX >ma y. *. sunday
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just about this time lady, related 10
The family, came on a visit. She occupied
room at the back OF the house, on the Sec
ond floor. About midnight she threw her
sell against the door OF the room occupied
by the lawyer aud his wife. frantlcally de-
handing shelter and protection. She was
admitted, pale, almost fainting. She ex-
planned that some one was secreted in her
room. She had heard groans and deep
sighs. MOI the slightest iutimation had
been given her OF the stories current IN the
house. The wife accompanied the visitor
TO her room. The gas was lighted. Moth
ing; nobody! On the following day The
visitor left. A new cbambermaid was
hired soon after, but at The end OF three
days she positively refused to remain in
the house, because she declared that nj
intervals during the night the halls rang
with hysterical laughter aud screams.
These are only few OF the incidents that
have been related 10 the writer. Others,
not SET down here. are more glaringly inn
probable that any In the above record.
These statements, whether Authorizations
o. susceptible Of proof, we're received from
persons otherwise thoroughly credible. One
thing certain Is that the lawyer has vaeated
the house and declares he viii stand q suit
rather than fulfil the terms OF bis lease.
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COvrRT CtIENDARS-JANIrARY 10

sursTvE yoU,r-cH by Barrett. J-Calendar
called nj II n mNo 80 49, 30 81 ~ So 81. lOl. l02.
lo3 los 10 ~ bs G l72. 153 lss 100. 1914 l99 eos
2pf, H0a 20. "In no 2l3. us 222. 22".
srrRKNE couRr-GEHSRAL TERN Held by Davis p Js;'
Dsnios AMI Mlc0mbtr JJSoa 60 ~, ~ "a. 2. 10. IL
y = ~ Ia e. 60 e. - 81. 80 SO, 80, So. 30 81, 69 Os
surrTMF CoURT-srEcIAI TERN-IIed by Iarremore ].
Case PgrrOn agt y G ury. No dry rnendlr
SrPH-ia COURT, TRcrIT PART Lied by Lawrence.
J-Nos 1885, 7i5, 223I S902 ESQ 1884 2le7 1870 1893
iS7o.. 1884 9o25 liza 2gsi
PART II-Held BY V9I Worst, Case on. Kennedy
agf. Porter. Nod - c 'InntAr.
PART III-Hrld by DOnohuo. J.-Short causcs-NoS
lhOl 3G3S 1892 1902 23.2 3N32 37ns 370N, 1900 35o
1893 9s2. $685. $500 2s2S 1929 2192 $780, 3s2S $780,
$500. 1903. SGi2.
susRcGATEs CoUrT-Hcd by Rollins. s.-Contcstsd
will ~ Sarah Fprr AZ II .. N.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-srEcLh. TEEn-Hcld by Ingraham. j.
Calender called at II y. tn.-NOs. 80, 81 e.
SUPERIOR CoUai-TktAL TERN PAsT Held by Frestmnn
JNos 42r 703 ga 90 80, i3l. 1888 34O. 32G 23S, 2S
81" sos sec
CoNnoS PLgAs-srvcAL TERM-HeM by J. F. Daily. j.
No dav calender
CoMMOE PLEAs-TrfAL TERy-PAPT Held by Van
Uorsen J-kp- 1870. 1865 2STY. 225f. 1928 l7S 2Sl3
2s9i 1855 23Ij 2!29 2sOi 1929 2Oso $780, 213l, 1866
@3j63Tl. - - 49,
Pact II-neld by Van Brunt. J.-Xos 22sf 3ot; 1905.
22gi 1880 1926 5sf 1906 lO4l 1927, 25l1, 2l92 2f63
209J, 244O 2SS., "409 79s, 2iS2 2j33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
THE ADVANCE TO MRS AND MISS HOYE

Surrogate Rollins yesterday made an order
granting AN advance OF 500, 900 the widow Of the
late Jc,se Hoyt S25 900 Miss Hoyt lie had pre-
yiousy decided that he could not grant greater allow
ance than s. 900 10 each Of the petitioners until lie had
been nut in pssseson Of facts to enable him TO judge
Of the condition Of Mr. Hoyts estate. The
for the petitioners and for the yese
day appeared before the Surrogate, and an affidavit by
James w. jackson, one OF the executors was read by
Mr. Root Mr. jackson says that the executors have re-
ceyed under the will since December last $3o17l The
Michigan executor has received dividend on certain
railway stock Of $4,000 The total income on the es
tate received by the NewYork executors sSo47s6 H.
aud the total amount received by all the executors
796 10. Surrogate Rollins said the affidavit dd not
furnish all the information which he required ana thst
n he left without any further iniorn ma
ton he shsuld have TO grant d tne
TO each OF the petitioners Mr. Conkng referred to inc
threw upon the table with dramatic power de said
was fraud and that was all he cared TO say aoout
H. Mr.. Root replied that Mr.. Conklings remark was
utterly upfounded anything which was ID evidence
IN the case. and utterly unwarranted Dy any
recognized mode OF legal discussion. Mr.. COnknng
reiterated his declaration with .ncteasea
dramatic force. He also insisted tnat
Inc executors Ia these dealings with Mira and Miss Hoy
70 think that there something to be- gained
umity" and he asked that the Surrogate would name
ne the place and the 10 whom tina advance
Tue Surrogate said that the mousy should DO paid TO the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

nv the police of III, Tenth Precinct: and taken 10
the Coroner's Office Mrs Vogcl said that more nm
a week ago her son. in company with Henry M I'm
aud several other little loys was playing W IN
who thcrenpon sla ,ped bin on the chest shc o., o.
mes that any stone was thrown TIC sbS g0d tnp Of
his voice. saving that he did not Kill any
body and that he wanted to go bonn.
Coroner Kennedy allowed tbs boy to 20 nome
with his mother, who will pro luce him wh'h i0
An examination was also conducted by the Coro-
ner at No. 7S Cana-st.. where young Murphy pa.
rents live. The mother Of the dead boy 'aid that
on January her boy was III the line of children
entering the school. Young Vosel struck him 50
severely in the pit Of the stomach mat nc ninoss
fainted and was obliged 10 go home. physician
was lied but he did not recover. post inoftefn
examination of the body of tho boy was ordered oy
the Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
FINDING ONLY BRANDY AND RECEIPTS

A suit was begun yesterday by Washington b.
Williams, receiver of the wrecked City Bank OF
Jersey City, against President Boice. Cashier Shaw
and Bookkeeper Beach to recover $4,000 of the
amount which they are alleged to have appToDri-
sted. When Boice's drawer in the Savings Bank
was opened by Examiner Muirbeid, il was found to
contain nothing but bottle of brandy and several
receipts Tor pew rent and yacht club dues; George
w. CIerthew, chairman Of the Depositors' Assoca-
ton. called on Boice in the County Jail with a
view Of getting some information about the affairs
of the City Bank Boce refused to make any state
man. attorney for the Savings Bank, feels assured
that when the examiner has completed his work
and made report to the Chancellor, the
Trustees of the bank will be permitted to wind up
its business In that case he thinks that the de-
positors will get their money in full.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Barrett yesterday, In the Supreme
Court Chambers, granted tho motion recently made IN
the suit brought by Edward L. Owen against stephen H.
Tying IT, 10 recover an ALLEGED balance duo on certain
stock TRANSACTIONS have the sent TO referee
In the suit brought by j. IL. Mapleson against
Madamuoh recover 900 damages for an alleged
breach OF contract sing under his management Judge
son TO file security for the ground that he Is
nonresident
Judge Ingraham, In the Superior Court,
Chambers yesterday made order modifying the order
of January Is in tho suit brought by William g. Williams
against the Western Union Telegraph Company and
Others so that the defendants restrained from al
lowing the transfer OF auy Of the shares Of the stock do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
HITTING A WAIThR AND NOT THE TARGET

While several persons were prdctisng with tar
get rifles, early yesterday morning, III the gallery at
No. l4s East FOurteenth-sL, considerable excite
ment was was caused by the accidental wounding
feminist John II. TrainOr, young man who lives
at No. 145 East y-seycnthst, hfed a shot, as
Ryan was carelessiy stopping down near
where a bullet had struck. Ryan was
hit on the forehead. IL was believed for a time
that he was hurt fatally, but surgeon, who was
surnmOned by lraInor. said that the wound did not
anpear 10 be dangerous. Ryan was taken to his
boIne. He told Coroner Kennedy yesterday that
the shooting was accidental ana be refused TO
make any complaint. IL was believed that he
would recover Trainor surrendered him.e self to
CAPTAIN McCullagh, of the Fifth-st. police, but he
was not held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 1S.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day-present, the Hon. william G. Ruger, c. j., and
assocaies-the following business was transacted:
No 3-The People etc.. RESPONDENTS aGt Michael Nc
0oin, appesn-A -gument resumed ana concluded.
No 1Sa Luther T. trustee etc. respondent ac
Henry Smith etc. and Others appellants -Argucd
NOM Eliza Iiyucs Gad others respondent a2t Ate
icDerD0tt others appellants Argument unfinished
TIE dag calendar 10 MORROW Is as fOows NOS o. T.
Q, 10. IS, l., II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

execu ors within FIVE DAYS Mr. Root said that Mrs Hoyt
had received since fling OF the petition certain sns
aud suggested u at this should De deducieo IRON
the SOS 600 directed TO 10 advanced TO her. inc
amount TO deducted agreed upon Dy counsei ~
Qsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON Jan. 1S.-The following hnsi-
ness was transacted the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day.
No 1i3-Henrg H. Chapman and others ag the Board Of
Commissioners OF Douglas Comfy, Ne5 aska- Argument
ConfiUUci.
No Ifs-Henry J. Rodgcra agt.Wlism i Durant-Argued
A rucd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
CHARMS 49,, ano,.o amos,
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY

Office Pier 49, n. H., foot Of Cortlandtst
Consgnmeuts freight forwarded directed any part
Of the world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders delivery of all Kinds OF freight
chandise TO any part OF the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOH LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly gered toany point
N q hal Dor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoAIs, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS. -
Steamers II. btarin and Erastus Corning for NEW
HAVEN. leave Pier 10, ~ H., at 0p m. daily lSatgrdays
excepted -
METKoPOLIs EXPRESS CO.. between New y ork and
New Haven. care and dispatch guaranteed. an
Freight points ID, L. Il ". H. h received AT Pler ~
For New Haven and points East at Pier IL - ,,,,
NORTH SHORE STArEN ISLAND Eleven mueaio
Ten Cents via Steamers from Iron Pier Ill., ioo' Vi
Whitehal.st -, r..A.
CENTRAL shIPYARD, Communlpaw. N. y-Dry Docks
and Boiler shops everything appeTtsnns 10 ths
construction aid repair Of vessels
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Bankrupt Notices.
DISTRICT COURT or

DISTpICr COURT OF The UNITED
for the Southern Distrietof New YORK. the
,,srct LANES n PEI1US. IN Bankru. tcy "A waiTsnt
mas by sad curt against the e.
tate Of P.sITUs, Of tho Ny OF New York OF .ns
onnry OF York and of the state OF NewfOik; IN s1u
District aduged Bankrupt upon the petition OF hrs cred
tors tie ayment deDs and the delivery u ~
nroperty De ongng sid bankrupt 10 him OF 70 his use
and tie transfer Of any property by nm ar 80
meeting OF tne creditors OF sta nann
upt to prove debts and choose or more
Of his estate will head at Court OF Bankiupes y"
holden AZ No In the city OF New. y, e
District goth day January D. ss - ~ sers
A M at of MI. John w. Little one ., Wy
in BANKRUPTCY Of said Court JOEL D. FL q rssrnsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
CHARGED WITH KILLING HIS PLAYMATE.

Henry Murphy, age ten of No. 70 Canal-st,; died
suddenly on Wednesday night. IL is alleged that
5us Death was caused by being struck with stone
thrown bv William Vogel age eight, Of No. 63 East
Rroadway. VOgel was arrested yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
The COURTS.

DAMAGES RECOVERED FROM RAILROAD.
A trial took place before Judge Cullen, in the
Supreme Court Circuit. at Long Island CITY, yesterday
that attracted considerable attention among the ros
dents Of Hampstead. Thomas smith brought suit
against the Long Island Railroad Company Tor $4,000
damages for injuries sustained by him while attempting
TO pass under drawbridge crossing what IL known as
the old Neck Lead Channel in Hampstead Harbor. While
the vessel Of which Smith was captain WAS passing
under the draw the topmast caught In the draw and
the weasel was nearly capszed. Captain Smith placed
his hands against tho bridge, and tried To push hs boat
through. The tOpmast BROKE and piece, falling upon
one OF his hands crushed his fingers 80 badly that
smuntaton was rendered necessary. Inc defendants
that the accident caused by the plaintiffs
avn but the jury. after being ont short
time returned a verdict Tor smith, ana awarded him
81. 100 damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
90 iOhom il man Concern.

W =. CoSNOR IS 90,
II BnoADwAY SuW IoRK. Jan. II. 1888
GV Onn REWARD.-Wc viii pay this
I'D ,ttlpO amount FOR information that VIII lead 70
iRr arcs, aud conviction 81 the person signed jay
t.oulds name \ note addressed to Ouf Lrm
". T.. CONNOR & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
Eelp t0nnte1.

NGELLS TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
~ ROMAN BATHS. 81 Lexington ave. want yonug
and women. medical students graduates
preferred also conz and steward
WANTED Young man asc.crk and stenOg-
w In a LARGE ti RAJ oIic" salary. so iO 400
por mont H. acoOr,ns 4bg. Address IA hindwitng o!
appc giving experience and references, A r. -,
o. last ID ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

eide By the General Term TO have been Illegally issued
which stand In the are owned by tue per-
TO whom II was originally Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
nllsCelldueouS

ALL PERSONS with impaired sight are IN
N yited 10 test free w. efficient discover, dispensing
VITA spccAcss circulars mailed Tree JE*fEHS 4 CO.
3l7 BrUadway Room a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19

The directors Of the Rome, Watertown and
ogdepsburg Railway Company recently declared 3 per
cont dividend upon the income bonds OF the company
The dividend is made payable tomorrow A. l. King
man stakeholder of the company obtained yesterday
from Jusce Barrett temporary injunction restraining
the payment OF the dividend 1t is alleged In the com
plant that the interest the income bonds Is depend
emit ON the earnings OF the company Tor the scai yoar
ending on each September 80 the earnings OF the COM
pany for the Last year had not been sufficient 10 pay
per cent dividend the bonds and the right 70 pay me
dividend coul not ascertaiued until the close OF the
present fiscal year The order to show cause accornps
nying the temporary Injunction 10 MADE relurhAoe Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-19
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

EOk NEW -HANEN.-Steamor leave Peck
Slip at D. anu II .. tSunlay excepted Ii III.
In tine foi easly trains North ant East
EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
IL EAST.-FAHES REDUCED, - To Boston. Lowell and
Ftchburg; Newport aud FRi river; ~ 90 TO New.
IefOrl corresponding reduction 10 other points steamers
NJ. aud OLD tOiUNl leave New.lork altc.-
nate days sundays excepted from Pier % NOh River foot
OF i:3Op connection annex boat
IIroOAIyn foot Fnltonstl Jersey city from
of T. Ncnange place. al ! r. ~
BORDEN < LOYEl.I. Asents.