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CRICKET rLirrRS Is AyyrAx MEETING.

Philadelphia. April II l~pcc.Hl.- The thirteenth an
nual meeting OF the 'r'hct"f,' Association Of the
Tinted state $50. held 80 the University club last
evening. j. Tuusall smith. II the baltimore Club.
presided and william H. Phillcr. Of ti" Merton Clad,
,c'cd a- secretary. Matter, OF 'u,"ct policy were
d-,u. ed 80 length and resolution that All matches
PLAYED hy clubs members of The association hc s"'
.f.. hy ti. rule. Of the VI G. g. Wa, laid over. after
considerable debate. until the neat annual meeting.
The lolloW4us on,rrs vcro elected. I" -riN =
for the ensuing year, President. Ihh'i
NrNAal. Germantown tiI'h 'i I lih o
lf.t ,l,e president. y. rlu.tall smith. laliim'i
,sIrhct club. -"Dpnd vice PRESIDENT. L. Ni''r-"''
staten Island cricket CLUB -coieIry and treasurer,
William H. Pnller. Merton cricket tluh. correspond
lus .c,rfaff Milan IT, limil-. Philadelphia 'n' h't
llIh Executive 'ommiiic" John l.. Iih' 90. IT,
Merton turhci Club. John Carey. Baltimore 'ti'h'i
iuh. john \. Harris. Philadelphia cricket 'lui .
William i.rooh.. jr., Melton e. Worl Belmont 'ii' 'i
nh. The nrN animal meeting viii b" hrlt n Iinlt
aclpii. The annual supper wa, held Immediately
after The meeting.
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IRON NHLP.RrILDING ~ BATH.
From The Lewiston lMcJ journal.


Preparations for binding the TWO United states gun
boat, AT Bath already under way some oi ~
pile, which To serve "A fohnhatIph lp' ~,
ilockng which will support the Eunboafs nave aifN'u
aud a crew are driving them into place one lnou
sand piles must bee set aud the work Will occupy scV'a
weeks. The appliances for manipulating lUc "'vt''
for The vessels being constructed an. IRON onp
lildiuc NAV be said 70 have been actually begun IN
Maine At the foundry 81 the Bath Iron Works t'c
mould, for the noor plates are being mac n.y.
are thick plaIcs of IRON FIVE feet square, nllru WIN
,nnnr. holes for the insertion of stout pin, siNN o'
tlic.c males viii be- cast and then bolted hrinlN u"
gcfhcr forming perfectly plain iron foor, containing
500 square feet. -, a., ,,, natal
when an iron frame is 20 De shaped. the not hcth
Is ul,ccd ON the noOr and bent against pms set up III
hose holes 10 about the right curve, then wedges a
inserted between the frame ana pms are ulNrn " H.
fine iron takes the shape required IN liila way UT,
exact line il obtained. the frame l. perfectly true; anu
when cool VIII be- ready TO 90 into position. Ih'''
door Mate, will all be completed By the lillc tne IRON
rhn m, also making the castings for powerful punch
rhich viii be used pcrforsie the steel plates which
arc IN " plankr the hun This VIII be moro powerful
ihan any now In Bath. and VIII be able 10 handle the
gunboats' coverings with case
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pprp,prV,, To INVESTIGATE THE CHARGES

The Committee Resolutions o III" County Democracy
County Committee hold long session at the ewAmst'r-
dam club last cycrlnc making preparations for the In
,c,gnon u charges Of Pole" Justice Murray against
p,l,. Justice Maurice J. Power and other prominent
.,,utv democracy leaders. The chairman. Assistant
District. Attorney John W. ton. presided and cNJucgc
Ste,hcn = Blake acted secretary Among the in''st
eating committee present were Timothy NJ. Neville ti'l
f. stir John oracmOn. Assistant Di>trictAttO:ncv Yer
nan NJ D,N. Police Justice James L. kilbreth. Dennis
4 Sp,llis~y Charles J. Mc''ce. Arthur Berry Ernest
uar,lcr ROGER Foster Assistant DistctAuorney Eiwiri
,io.se Adolph L. Sanger. Henry Allen. Michael ilipin
H,nrv A. Ross. John Mct'uir' Henry CampbcH ana
Michael Muquecn. IL decided that IN" hearing
hld h,cln on Thursday at D. M and IL should be
held in Room no - OF In" Cooper Union. Judge Murray
vi, B.. served with notice - forward with h vi"
n>ss and hi, charges and judge Power eN
excise ,ommsioncr W T. Mitchell cNSupcfNiso Thomas
-san and Richard \. Cunningham VIII have the opor
trv 10 b. heard In their defence The sessions OF
H.. committee Will be- open to the public.
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coNTs1cTOY SN4ITH'S CLAIM.
.,nprws,s INVESTMENTS - WITNESSES
FOR THE CLAIMANT TESTIFY

Anvil 1.-THE snaith case was ooh'inuou
Albany. np', s.,to BOARD Of Claims The first
TO-DAY - voc Edward f. Maher, Mayor vi Albany
witness .oos ,,a, he was president oil 'hc Albany
lie Illuminating Company. fiity s"a'cs Vi '''c
-, hs COMPANY were bought III i.00 III ',( ,'''0
~ ,ucusta Andrews. The pr'o pow ,s =. a.,
ss.rc Twenty nine shares VI S'0'''
,.me person in June OF last 'V,. % +ho Nurcira,
Anthony n Brady. pres" '', eva. .na.om's haa
c.s Company of Albany Ws""'" 49,, ,oo IT,
o,,a,ed with him for stock /" 1000 o"' Nv s'a-e
neeo'"'eu o,d we're sold to Mrs. Andrews.
WHICH Noio ''a 18th $4,000. The witness could not
I"o sun ', that Andrews paid the money III per
saw p.adv said he was one OF snaithS pohdSmcn.
son. '''' r. hookkeeper and secretary Of the
,,a,n., Gas company, was sworn' Dut couio not say
,rho n,,d the $4,000 for inc sloch'
=. ,h,s point the state. as defendants rested.
ca,nse, for the claimant called contractor James
,,c,es Of syracuse. TO the stand TIC "au' III s"u'
hus,e'' ,ns work on the Assembly ceiling. lie had
BID 10. mans and specifications and had talked over
s'. ~,,nss which lie saw in the specifications which
.orm,tted the use of PAPER machc. Ills Dld was
20 900 for repairing the staircase He believed that
~, contract and bids had been honestly made
Al This time Deputy Attorney General Hogan was
,'., from the contract and not from the specica
N hut the witness was continually swearing that
,no extracts read were from the specifications
The witness further said that ceiling OF inns
.,ar,c,er made from papier was more eNpen-
.i~r tlan one Of wood. by - 900.
sN. = Ia Rose president of the La Rose Manu-
,.ctnrinc Company Of Albany, said that his company
s~rnished mahogany partitions for the Assembly
~ rrhcr lie had no written contract with Snaith
md he refused TO say what the terms of his contract
~i,h snaith were. He upheld by the court in
THOMAS Wilson. lumber dealer. of Menando. Albany
Comfy testified TO having furnished snaith with five
~ elk carloads of Quartecd oak of the best quality
,ritr
inmber and sustained by the court. The court
sdiourned until May 20.
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WOMEN TO MEET ~ CONTENTION.
PAPERS TO BE READ AND DISCUSSIONS TO BE
HELD BY WORKING GIRLS SOCIETIES.

PAPERS TO BE READ AND DISCUSSIONS TO BE
HELD BY WORKING CT RIS' SOCIETIES.
The first annual Convention Of the Association Of
Working Girl, societies Is be held Tuesday and
the following day, of next week The Executive Com
mtcc arc anxion, that it should be distinctly under
stood that the convention takes in only the
Citations clubs and social organizations in this and
other states formed by women for their mutual
advantage. and Is not in any way connected with
aSyums. homes, hospitals other charitable in
stitutions.
The programme Of the convention is extensive
varied and highly interesting. At the morning and
afternoon sessions which will be held in the Assembly
Rooms Of the Metropolitan opera House. the follow
is Working Girl, soccty How to start one by
Mrs. Mary sorrs Haynes and Miss Helen Isclin ;
" How to Rouse An Intelligent Interest
Among Members In Their society," by Miss
Edith W. Ilowcs How Can society Become self
snppOrting2H Mis-, lane B Potter Practical Talk, {:
Their Function" Mis-, Grace II. Dodge. Wednesday
The Literary Element In Climb Life Miss Florence
shepherd and Mr.. II. plleSheimcr and summer
Nacatlon~- Holiday Il0nsc.' Miss cara =. Potter
and Mis-, Emily VI. Morgan. Discussions by club
members will follow the reading Of cach paper The
evening sessions which are to be held In the large
hall 81 Cooper Union. will be exclusively for women
and Tuesday night will be occupied with the sixth
l1rllnd" viii address the members on the 90 opera
ton and organization Among Women for the Build
Ing mp Of llOmc,.'
The convention will open at : p. m. on Tuesday
and Al 10 a. M on Wcdncsda and Thursday. The
executive committee in charge Of the convention com
pri~"- MIS- Grace II. Dodge. president Mi>~ virginia
t,ri.WOld Mr.. Archibald Alexander Miss Rcbccca +.
Morse and Mis- Jane l.. Potter.
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wARDrys AND vEsrRrMEy ELECTED.

The following elections taken place In Protestant
Episcopal churches.
Christ Church. Wcstport Conn.-WaIdcnS: Edward III.
sash aud Andrew &. Nash. Ncstymch. ",ofgc =
Adrn- Charles II. Jones. II. f. sherwood. John ID.
Wood j. H. Fitch W. II. Marvin. .. l. Jones. LLOYD
Nash ,rufrc futile. Dr. l.. 4. Day. l.. a. Nash and
G.. l.. Wilson.
Memorial Church u the Holy Trinity, Wcstpoft-
Ward.ns: william l.. COly and John \. Jones. N'>try-
\. :. 1Iuflbutt II. H. Gilbert. {. H. Taylor w J.
Sturgrs, \. H. Vanderbilt. T. Cray. G. II. Iair'hld
W g. Staple. H. X Gault. W. l.. Taylor and j. y.
Taylor
st Thoma>'s Church. Mamaroncck has elected ArN-
,nd.r TAYLOR IT, and william Bnrnum vcstrymcn. In tn
place u Charles r. Grimm and Mr. Henderson,
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TIE RHODE ISLAND LEGISLATURE IN DOT BIT

Providence, II. J., April II (SpcciaD-Thcrc is
neter excitement and interest the Of the sup
Elementary elections IN this city, which tenor
row, than there before The general State election.
ihe election Of all the State officers. and the general
control Of state and county affairs for the next year
oepenf upon the result of the Providence elections.
There are nine members 10 be elected. The Repub-
means mus, get four TO win The Democrats need
SIX. Both parties have Teen working hard to get
VIC vote out and il expected that the largest vote
IN thc history Of the city Will be the result; foih
.ucS are hopeful If victory, but the Democrats have
tie most confidence
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GIVING TELEGRAPHERS THEIR PRIZES
RESULTS OF THE TorENAMENT-DIssA TIsFAC-
TION IN ONE CASE LEADS TO
NEW CONTEST

The successful contestants in Thursdays Geographic
tournament were made happy by the distribution Of
the prizes yesterday afternoon. The affair which was
Informal, took place in the photographers Climb. at
Church and Fulton sts.. and was presided over by
f. Catlin the and guiding spirit OF the tourn
ment. The prizes and prize winners are as follows
Ladies' class open all-First prize. $50, to Miss
X b. Stephenson: second prize so Miss Belle NJ
Davis; third prize. $50 Miss r. s. Nalscicw; United
Press prize for general excellence 80 to Miss T. v
Froschcl.
oldrimers' class open to those in the service prior
to lSj5-iirst prize $50 A. = Ayrcs second pize Sfo
Fred. Catlin: United Press prize. s25, A. = AIrcs
Class A. for expert tclcgraphers- Prize 500 D. r.
Pollock; second prize. $40. w NJ Gibson tHiiu pfi1'
$50 +. j. kim United Press prize 80 W. L. waugh
Class b. open all except those who sent 300 words or
in II minutes in contest OF lss3-fir.t prnc $50
Frank Catin; second prize. 500 w. L. Waugh; third
prize. $40. Frank English; United Press price, so
]. p. Rrdt.
The United Press prize for quickncss, finish and
accuracy was duplicated in all cases by John J.
savin Of San Francisco who tclegraphcd draft to
Mr. Catln for that purpose late on Thursday night.
II w storey of Iolstown Penn, an old-timc operator
also sent - for Miss stephenson. the winner Of the
first prize in the ladies class. . = Ayrcs won the
prize of 500 offered by \. b. Chandler and F. Cat
in for the most perfect sending regardless of speed.
and Thomas r. Taltavall carried of the prize of 80
for the best pcn-andink copy made from W. L.
Waugh'S transmission.
some DISSATISFACTION has been expressed among the
contestants in the fast sending tournament. on &C
count of the jndgcs' decision awarding the first prize
to s. H. Pollock who broke every record mace hltheI"
by sending -, ia five minutes. and then broke
his 10y sending 20o ii l. asserted tldt MS
matter was lcgblc. and could not be read by any
receiving operator and was consequently not fdir
ter Of his ability as fast operator. W l.. Waugh.
+. J. kim and W. NJ Gibson lave. therefore, decidcd
arrange swc1stakc of 500. open 20 all tho
world 10 send OOo word, of regular press matter not
to lie by the contestants unit! the start Mr.
Pollock Will he invited u accept the challenge. and
Charles H. Summers Of >hrcvcr Id. also challenges
Pollock transmit 100 words for purse OK 500.
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soRTHERS NEy-YORK METHODIST CONFERENCE.

osweso' y. u, April 1.-THE Northern Ncw-iork
Aeshodist Conference was addressed this morning by
vaanceor Sims. in the cause OF Tie Syracuse Univcr
Ny' by the Rev. Dr. Clark for "Thc New York
ohrstan Advocate; by DR.. o. II. Warren. for "The
Northefn Christian Advocate" and by DR.. A. IL.
leonard. In the interest Of foreign missions. The
Kew DR.. Meyers. from the New. York Presbyterian
synod MADE vigorous speech In behalf Of religious
e.ces ana education In the public schools. lie SAID
S Snat non sectarlan efforts should be made IN TN,
sfccuon to preserve recognition Of religious worship.
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4 ILCYCLE CLER'S RECEPTION.

The second spring reception 81 the Manhattan" h'5''
Club held at West Ind Hall In onc'hnhu''u'nu'
nfth.st last naht. The following were u' COIN
mttccs Arrangements William H. Peterson - ~. TON
nor 4. C. Banker =. IIiodbcfgcr. J. H. fofu. floor-
\. Brogan A. Shire. W. II. Fu:n'y, ;. H. "',"'''nr'
T. A. Snodcker Ecccption-Gcorgc r. Stern '" L. H.
Leaning John H. Post IT,. o. BiItcl. George b"f"ci.
Among others present were President j. a. '''"o"t''
NiccPrcsidcnt Dr. u. r. BiId, Secretary l. ~ VOC
~, II. Thistle, Captain Paul I" hc"' 'oIp''
Bearer c. w. r. Bell. Bugcr d. C. Newton vi, "'' 's
I NJ warwick Mrs O. Iattcl Miss A. G. Foy. D. L.
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PRINCETON Abilities orr FOR EoHoy

Princeton. y. j. April II Speciality. &. Dohm.
80 and L. H. Carey. 49, started for Boston 10 faF 10
take part in the indoor championship game If IN"
Amateur Athletic Union tomorrow. tai"y viii IN
the -J-yard dash and also in the $50 and 800 ward
races. DOhm viii enter the 600 aud 900 ward ra'c'
il j, generally expected that Carey Will break the
record for 40 yards.
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Prominent ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

LBIMARLE-Count Alco Valley German Minister
at Washington. FIFTH AVENU E-EN.GOvcrnor Fr der
lex Snyth, Of New Hampshire. and Senator "'oiP' "a
Erwin, ~ PO,sdan. y. Y. GRAND Senator "cof2' ID.
sloan Of OswccO. y Y. HOFFMAN-GcOr@e bl'hVih.
of Buffalo METKOPOLE- STATE Senators Norton 'nAs'
G. T. Veddcr II. J. CoRgoshan O. Van 1ofi'r anu J"h
Laughlin. MURRAY I!lLI.-P. r. Barnrm OF biluR'-
yoIt. Conn WINDSOR Com rcssnan Samuel J.. Shiu'i'
Il IlItlD-
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ST tRTIvG FOR THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The steamship Aguan. which sailed yesterday Tor
Caribbean ports carried j. T. Ford. of the Nicaragua
Canal Construction Company, for Kingston, jamaica
who is commissioned {, employ and forward 10 Ncara
IN, 800 lahorcrs for work the canal. Mr. Ford was
the agent who procured the labor contingent from
Jamaica for the canal company's survey expedition
~ I~o1 'o-. The following engineers ana other EN-
piucs of the company also passengers for GREY
Town II. &. Miller. f. ". Dalrymplc. w. {. Hall.
W. IT, TcarlbroOk X. Il. Mcknight and J. Il. Dcaplanc
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so ADVANCE N NoGrmwrsrrRx RATES.

Chicago. Apn II tSpocialI. Ia the western T'icht
A,,po ation Today thr o} matter II Importance that
up RESOLUTION pres ni.d bi the ~. Paul road To- adj
vance rate, in Northwest and fti S"uN
Cty the old basis about - per cen: HIGHER than az
cnt. The proposition opposed by the Burlington and
Northern, u" Northwestern and tho Chicago st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha An adjournment was aiken until
ncNt Tuesday when the committee VIII Tcloit the
dueon the lumber aud pa, king house product rates
and also and rail Iaic-
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PORTRAIT, OF RAILROAD Nrv.

:a;lroad Topic ucN- paper devoted 20 railr VI
Affair." ha, issued plat containing portrait, 90: thirty
-N prominent railroad mrn. in TIE group are the
familiar faces 81 Alh"it ilnh. J1y could. g. T. Hon
tnrtpn. the Vanderbilt. ard the presidents ~ the
Vanderbilt line. well those ~ representatives. =
the large system, DO flr West md ~oIfh. The ."
uc-.'- air excellent. ard fIc whole paf" huus. ont
'hc lu.n' Ike appearance 81 TIE principal railroad
uduAgrrr Il the 'ourtif.
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Proposals.
n EW.YORK DEPOT OF TINE QUARTER

y EW-YORK DEPOT OF TIE QtAKTER-
~ MASTERS DEPARTMENT, Army BuIidng White.
hall.st New.York CITY March 18th. lo9O->'aied pro.
po,al- tFipcate subject 70 usual csndton', VI. De
until - O'CLOCK April Il, 1870 ana tn'n
opened, furnishing at this Depot The oartermase ERE
>tor.- such h station ~ 'aiN. Iron Bafrrl>, uii
Baskets Sheet Iron Solder. Brushes Horse shoes, Mans.
&C. specified schedule To be- seen and had At I'M, once
dS for delivery other points Will also be- enterained
Tho United States the right 10 reject any or al
most ad, to tho department. Pr ference VII M
,t1l articles production manufacture.
condition, O. quality and price ncudns In thr price Of
foreign produc; and manufactures the duty thereon be-
r .0ua Envelopes containing proposals should BE- marked
Proposals for Quarcims>tcr stores 70 b. opened Aprl
,,h $50 and addressed 10 K. y BATCHELDER. Dep.
MY Ouart"rnas ter-,,cn, raj. l. =. A.
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W. K. FRgEMAy'S CAREER IN TIE WEST.

81. Paul. April IL (spcciaD.--A dispatch to "Thc
poheer Press from Eau Claire. Wis. says that Wal
vi n. frecpan. formerly superintendent Of the Na
aohai Electric Manufacturing Compsny's works. in
Wis city, has returned TO New-Y York City. Mrs Free
"an hves In brooklyn. Yesterdays newspapers con
a'ned dispatch from New-York, which stated that
O. Freeman had sued Appleby johnson, tie
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SEW POWERS FOR THE IOWA COMMISSIONERS

NEW POWERS FOR THE IOWA COMMISSIONERS.
D. Moinc.. Iowa. April LIN the House this morning
bills were Ia~s,d n follows: 70 compel railroad com.
panic, change the ~ stations conform with
the u Incorporated towns and Villages at the ri
quest Of the Railroad compel railroad
companies connect lines station, 81
-Ntchc, and "Y'," 10 authorize The commi- -ionri- 10
prescribe the form Of annual reports ~ Tailroid
pei railroads TO place crossing, where highway, To-
Gated 70 compel railroads ~ put In private crossings
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broadway gamblers. TO $1,000 which her nus
band mad lost in their place Freeman left Eau Claire
doont three months ago. The next day young woman
81 lhls Guy said that she and Freeman were married.
inc hlgt before Freeman left Fan Claire he i SAID
Chicago.
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u ROrOsAL, For BLOUSE FLANNEL.-

I rHILA. DEPOT uF IHE Q. VI. DEP-T, I4-3
NRcIi.Sr PHILADELPHIA, March Is. $50 sealed
p,oro.als I'm trplca. will be received hero until IL
o'clock a M MONDAY April IL. $500 for FURNISHING and
S,huvlkl Arsenal, this city, 1000 yards o,
d. Oh Cioth-hnshed Blouse Flannel. PROPOSAL, for
delivery at Other points WI also e cntgraind bad,r,
mcnt reserve, m" hight to reject any or all proposals
rfr.uc. given articles of domestic production or man.
uflcurr conditions ~ quality and price fncl-ing In the
prc. of foreign productions or manuf1ctur> the daty
thereon being equal The required guarantee In 10 per
cent value Of the article proposed FOR should &C.
company tho proposals. Blanks for proposals ana specin-
cations De furnished by this ofic". Envelopes con-
proposals. 20 De- endorsed "Poposa> Tor i,louse
FLANNEL" and addressed "a the uudi r-gn o. j. IT,
- y o NJ L. =. \
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STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
n. or Troy leave l,r 40. y. r., loot West l0tl-st..
Ga, except saturday D. ~ Electric light, and bells.
Ian, heat in rooms. Connect with train, Of Delaware
and Hudson and Fitcbbuig rilwsys. Sunday steamer
touches AZ Albany.
all FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
n TON LINE.-The inside route Boston. 80 Proyi.
,nce 50 % - so. steamers leave Pier
t, s. X, one block above Canast at D. H.. sundays
excepted.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
" Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND for Albany
cave OLD PIER II. y. H.. loot Canast at q y. IN.
for ali points heat and electric lights throughout.
NATSkIlL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE.
" Boats leave daily. Sunday excepted, from Pier 80,
H a. K Il. Tor ali points east Also Lebanon Springs
r. Il. direct TO BENNINGTON, VI
NALL RIVER LINE.-Boston. $500. for
,rr WANTS Leave 2S v. X. foot OF Murray.stl
oIiiY SUNDAYS INCI.t' DED. at y. Connection
hy Annex boat IRON Brooklyn at 30 Jersey City at
~ m steamer PURITAN and PROVIDENCE In
MS. An orchestra each steamer.
KINGSTON, RONDOUT and way landings,
IN MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays. Commencing
March "a leaves nom foot of llarrison-st. p
A"er N''" noMEE { rIEMpER STEAMBOAT co.
NJ ORWICH LINE - FAVORITE INSIDE
~ ROUTE.-Fare, reduced. To Boston. - Worcester.
~: pondng reductions all points Steamers
Pier 40 (oid number North River foot OF Wats-st.
next pier above DesDroses-st Fcfry) daily Sunday
ceped, at 80 p. m. g. w BRADY Agent.
N EW HAVEN-Steamers leave Peck Slip
IN (Per rs. T.. r. at p. m. and IL Sundays
septed Steamers arrive In time for trains north aud easA
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Gxrurs,ons.
Ccqal Notices.


~ OF NEW.YORK. ,.,x
The Emicrans industrial Savings Bank Plaintiffs.
against Patrick sullivan John Doughery Ecn Dgi i
Jalia Dougherty Mary Doughery. Catherine pousn.
city. Rosa Douehcriy. Margaret McGlnni,, Charles
Mc1,lnnis. Mary Herman, Patrick kicrian Jonn
Bannon George Bannon susan Bannon Marc,a ray III.
dyidualy and cNecutriN OF the last VIII ad >anhs
4. Keenan,. deceased John Cornell. Henri 10
X. 1hurbcr. Francis b. Thurbcr Abner d. Ihuiber me
Mayor, Aldermen and Comm0naty OF the CITY OF Now
the Fire Department OF the City Of Nc"-l ork inc
People state OF York. Louis q. Cassidy John
GLEASON George Wolfe and Ludwig Bauiann D'iohlts'
Trial desired in the County Ncw-Y Amended sum.
mons. 70 above named Defendants:
you ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the com.
palnt action and copy OF your answer on
The Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty DAYS after the service
this summcns exclusive OF the day Of service ana m
your failure TO appear or answer Judgment WIZ p
taken against you by default the relief demanded N
the complaint.
Dated New York. January IS 1890.
RICHARD O'GOnMAN, JR.,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Once and Post Oaice Address,
Nos. 40 and 81 Chambers street,
Ncw-York City.
To Patrick Sullivan. -.
The foregoing amended summons IS served upon you BY
publication, pursuant order Of Hon. George T. An.
dcws Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the state OF New:
York dated the fourteenth day OF March, 1890 ana ned
copy the amended complaint IN the once OF the
the County Of New-YOrk at the County toure
House. City and County OF New York in said state
amended complaint originally fled there on the
tenth day Of February. 1890. ~
Dated New-York. the 18th dav OF March. 1890.
RICHARD OGORMAN, JR..
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Nos 1901 Chambers Street,
".
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Newton Miss NJ. c. Thistle. Mrs. c. IT, Bird. Miss De
Veze, +. II. Rowland, Miss NJ. Foy. Miss May Vail.
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Richmond. Va. APRIL II l~pccial.-Ihc Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad company viii
begin IN a few dat, - dplil" track d. HE from
Richmond 10 Quauilc. The company his recently -c-
cured a mortgage loan Il @-oOOOOD FIR that purpo,r