The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1872, Page 9

iW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDA to tho Ist of May only; and anag be proper to remark that whatever credit or dis- credic ar trom the statements must attach, not 100 The number of locomotives own ed by thiscompany is | freight and 62 MILE BUSINESS—COMPARISON OF THK FIRST EIGHT MONTHS OF THE FISCAL YRARS 1571 AND 1872, PEEKSKILL MORALITY. of the country yesterday afternoon, and considera- his father, gorner of Fifty-seventh treet, Seventh irvived the anathema; and he takes 8 pardonable 10 from Now Yo! Buffalo. Disttibutton of Account. 1872, | 1871 RECTORS x - (Geen ; waeviven ioe “tact that the now régime wore per. | Benet ley an hondaiet ea i = Spee Caen sim Dr or sun Reae Sinvar BROOKLYN AFFAIRS, and sovere tlinoas, HanunagHALLINAN, Wife of oti setiod with a conduct. opposed Fisk | profane au red adh | "Battcad in paar...) sauna] yuae | exextie Hemaanacmmlans, eA a tan of he Paitok Halling, ged S0yearas it the very zen! ol a . g e, ri proc "7 there was hot a ‘dissenting, voice raised it conn st tho al ae are feet trac! Passe ean bagsee feet. fag fess eras ofa competent and practical guginesr to make County Supplies. sully intiiog ‘eeatana aa oe fanhty = hee Fe-election to ‘the position of director. He ex. | fie of the 4 its agmatine 45114] G27 708 | viding thisd'ralls over the Swniole tas’ of the goad, cous: | The Lowest bid recotved by tho Comralssioners of | fsldence, 314 Mott street, on Wednsedaye July 10 presses his entire satisfaction with the new Board | surniture and equipmenh c rears by ‘and machinery in shops ‘904 3s | pletion rack, the reduotion of exoomive grades Hiaains.—On , Jul wo) c -of Direc’ and states that he is confident that yranda Coal Com Lio) aes ry C Tue! ontal expenses about shops: 189,456] Sins ‘ho! jcable, the substitution of iron bridges Charities Pg supplies, opened yesterday, waa RENCE, ait rong ful 7 f ALBW rae fhe Interests of the stockholders, wil be fulriy and ey tlt age 4 oF ry ak annual te Repaity of Track una Road Way Reyne woods th ¢ competion ot he necosnary depot creased $112,000 Tho highost bid was $125,000—a cuilvrence | Thaw’ aged IL months tnd 18 dayer only -ehild impartially admin: the members ot is arrangement is an advan on ‘Track... 1,250'851| 1,479°836 we elevators. and such nar oS Sal Boston papers please c MR. ARCHER. = P ‘as it does a supply of goalat cheap , és “13831 Bid scomeeaionl ranan en oat “Dustneac at hie ead and peo Inanawe—tn Bro Kc mn Mr. Archer, the gentleman who succeeded Fisk y tives. . bi AOE SD Rane Se Prospest Park. INGHAM, 2 — —, Monday, July 8, Jai in the vice Presidency ys road when the latter sack the Cinctanatt, Hamttton | and wiibee "satin 291457 ing a “third rail," This popular place of public resort has nevor been | about os years ® chester, England, pos TreGrtaterest fu the proceedings, Tia telives that | company at a yourly red of isn out this arrange wood sind walee stations, patter TY. 5 so ap | $0 Well patronized by tho people as ts the caso this | , Funeral service at his late restdence, ‘250 Ciasoog the change will tend fo abolish the peculation and | Mev}, like many others of similar charactor made by mei enone eancagen +] 1,007) 83,182 | Gost of above, if of iron rails... “i Season. Within the past seven days no less than | Thoremains wii ye es Say ey at eight A. dorruption which have so long disgraced the man- | !0,uH.Jto uns company, ald it can, probably bo. ter- ae © cost and expense of laying “tt 187,317 persons visited tts charming precincts. Last | N.Y. for be conveyed to Wappinger’s Oreek, D ze oper ia Superintendence and office expenses| 18,216] 18,728 | on ‘double track and sidings “botween Hi Sunday the keepers claim to ha interment, age ement ot See road, and that ‘a be atvor era 16 about Irinatea, ‘the same not boing valid as com- | | Contingencies, Deeseees] 1190) 387 | nellaville and Salamanca will be, if of steel persons ontering tho ¢ cata, Ve counted 45,000 ailrorata ‘nd Manchester papers pleaso copy. pon the “suffering 6 . ae 161,000 JENSEN.—Suddent: ¥ 3 ‘The lines owned, leased and operated by this company Ferry... 164,197) . if of fi 4 oman ly, at Greenpoint, on Tuesd MR. DIVEN, Main line, extending from Je! City to Dunkirk. 450 MMM as Sais eae iss ca + 187,093,971 | $7,254,564 and Dunkirk will be, If of steel rail: 332,159 |, Am inquest will be commenced before Coroner Funeral from his late restdence, 156 _ eee ee AR ARES AcaegS | conmavomoy oy r-enguupey ren z nomen, | Seta NE Gia Si [woth anda ry tis ternoon, at tho Mongoe, | &Y° Pye: GrfaRDeUe ot Tatrhy aRortoon fay , 18.8 man WI a one aoe Eremene § ' TRoM ootopER 1, 1871, 70. MAY l, IST2 he cost of completing doubla ‘track + wun b: at two o'clock. 0 and whiskers and a martial appearance, looking ang Union railroad: ir ‘ miles in Lon; ~ ware division, including grading lor yy street, as to the circumstances which Kipnry.—On Tuesday, July 9, jks an oid eavairy omeor reposing upon, hs anrols, | TH Pesta asd arthe una five toed? pe ee a fy ted to tue death of Mrs, Row end’ her on, both of | soth year of hor agg.’ “tl % A®N Keown, in te twas he who drew up. the fuanelal statement of | ao Northern Mallroad of New Jetwy—Prom der: 44,707]side tracks Delaware aivi- | Cost of abovo, io tron tail Will bo. SSC | tho Fourth of July during the colliton witee oe | quite relativas and friends of the family are re the road, and he is considered to be fey City to Piermont: ‘operatea by this company mand Buffalo division, | The cost of completing double track on Susgiié- “" "| eurred om that ogcasion. Om Whtch oc- | fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wodn experienced railroad men of the present day. He | _ at6s pér cent of the grosy earnings... % | Land... Fe hanna division, aa above, if of steel rails, 654,035 on that occasion. July 10, at one o'clock P. M,, frou her Inne waxe was vico president of the Erie Rallroad under the | Tho Hackensack and New Yor allroad Third rail track. 26888] Waverly to Fimira for Le- | If of iron ras 002050 —- denco, 49 Weat Nineteonth street, sateibieon administration of Mr. poaell, but = yetired settee RE SEAT eS ig Mechinery a high Valley Railroad. bi ay A New Armory. Kia@nt,—At Fort Schuyler, N. Y., on Saturday, At ane’ orerinrow of “Gould he wan réeaiied | qi BeMueeAeva autem actialhae yy. | Haezmelted" BAMg}Boventocn new locomotives | ee fe La | goon, aand of Sepervisors have authorized the | Hast Kuighe aged ¢ monies oud capes Oo him his obscurity, and invested with his previous | "tween these places le . mM tenes x The cost of coi Buits. construction of a new armory for the Twonty-third | Lyavy.—On Monda; ha poaltion, He possesses the confidence of the stock- | The te BY | Grease $oa.0761 Cars of Bio Oil Car Com- to diviston ftalo, it of rogiment, on Cleremont avenue, near Myrtle, ‘The | in tho 7th year ofhis ago. 2" THOMAS Lmave, LT ac feel et le epee ec Hagel oxpensen....| seugzay| PY OO cae ane LRBR | $285 49 tke county fof the building aud ground wilt | saity°imyivad font ee Tae, ee EF are Fest. rae ea UGE Haale Greaedwith a Jet | ate gee cee RatenCoas brake::| Sia Soot rails... A THawea | nue of one nundred ‘and seventy-six feet, and two | Fesldence, in West Farms, on Weducsday, the 10th buuekimuatache and inperial anda haming ¥ed | "Goskan tensed Sivsoste Poa) RSS dio eae sagan) “> | the ‘Gounie onder of areattocturs woderaizcd. °° | Cemetory. "> Ot imlerment im Westchester necktie, caused considerable sensation in the hen a 4 yO. Additional equipment, engines and» " — L¥ONARD.—On Tuesday, July 9, In the 434 your of oth, eid speculation was rife as to who bo Was. ned Total. «coud 9,180 276 "6:700,000 eer cwutiatsce ME her age, BRipawr Su1ELbs, wife of Willian Leonard ie proved to be Mr. Livingstone, a gentleman who ste g* Daring the Year. Her remains wil be taken from the residen ropresents $750,000 of stock held os tl ae Cry 7 all bd phe ponies oe pasting Lory ae pen cones The subsolned table Shows the number of build- | her husband, 132 Greenwich avenuo, on a 5 - | en june 80, 1872 m will be offer The ee TEMONNML OF SH BOARD. | anecaannene 23 | CoMt SOHNE OF a enntno'dne anee Yar ™™ TO NOME | plete hadi cask of the Bejnwary anon, wikot | Cnn Tune 90, 18rd a up for the repose of her soul; thence to Calvary @ Rersonnel of the remaining members of the | The Siful New York and Erie Kalirond—-Coruiag maaial hi a $2,201,015, "This Tregard indlapensable to apy increase of | Ward, — Buildings, Value wards. miaidinps. vatus, | Cqnetery for Intorment. oard is uot remarkably conspicuous. S878. |, to Buffalo, apo. 2 Se actrrr. WANS ean nipping 2,000 the-porton | Revenve. | the businoss of tho road, ‘The delays incident to throwing | 1. - # BIT,500 12. i " Lyon.—At 575 Palisade avenue, Jersey Ci juncan, Day and Barlow have been minent e Rochester and Genesee Valley Railroad— | ———-— | 80 large a business upon a single rack renders anything 35,000 %, Helghts, N. J. on Tuesday, July 0, Manoansr Wa’ embers of the old board, and are well known in hester to Avon, leased 18% .-) 836,428 1.016 ]$1,109,040 | like regular time mposainlo. | Tho froight trains aro 105,109 | SON, wife of William Lyon, laté of Glasgow, Scot- jew York; Mr. Olyphant is President of the Dela- | The Eric and Geneseo Vall obliged constantly to take the sidings for tho fast trains 82,500 land, aged 36, ‘ware and ‘Hindson Canal Company; Mr. Pruyn 13 e mages ores. spon M4% 992.408 ec Senseo BR, rw ica joey lS Ket sree ne be fe pon let Bes Funeral on Thursday, July 11, at two P. M. connected with the Albany and Susquehanna Rall- fount Mo sarees 15% 20 4 the Susquehanna division, without third sail f 8 Glasgow (Scotland) papers please copy. oad; Mr. Johnson is President of the New Jerse: ¢ Buffalo Branch—Hornelavilie to Atiica, owned irr rats} 1 a9 it of L $654,024, if of iron rails, 8 12,000 z Mackky.—At Port Washington, L. es Monday, ntral, and the balance of the board 1s comprise by th: ) "930 1.778) y705 | Making, tho, cost, to, complete the double track 16s'00 | July 8 ANN Ameria, daughter of Jacob and Mary of men of wealth and position, who are prominent of 968] 10,637 Pe, iow Rat % Hornellsville, if of steel rall 1,037,600 | Jane Mackey, aged 1 yoar and 1 day. bankorsin the city. % say 1s] as | Sate Sel iade Morne Sal +o _oihan | | atauoway.~On Monday, July 8) re, Manaame i used. y after the completi fi l : 1,400 ‘ THE ERIE RAILROAD REPORT. Hono roads, althaags opseavat ia "most gasoa without es teal O82 | Moma thts as very desirable. hig done ceed wit eas iaih? $4,984,000 | ‘the funeral will, take Piaoe, this (wednoada: ofit, are Justified by the fact that they bring profitable M “61 6,603 | Toutes to Buffalo from Corning, and with’ tho Salamanc: afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late resident usindss to the main Ii "306 S77] 190.199 | ANd Buffulo business divided at Mornollaville, the To: deat 60 Laight street. ‘The Earnings, Fxpenditures, Debts and iso 0 eee aN ean TIER Tre ee et ee Assessed Value Moonr.—At Flushing, L. 1. July 9, Samar B., wife re t Por He he . Ke Liabilitics of the Erie Road for Nine 883 1.820] 2,618 from trornelivtio to Buffalo and trom, Horuettaviito to te aun Noe tee e Months—A Surplus of $79,002. ca as important, I do not regard tt as indispens sriteaiawing leaks ceperi ot tia cdkestag Beart 4 id 5061 600) 6.078 | Aig “track “to HornehortLoe ae tekek”. oa moar Init treaty ieaven Geant Oona taser aes i oul rac fo lornel — “ ve ir Ht detstiectsenat sin Whcis attra al acoatan veaeees Toyaae fatter 26 1.210] 67s | laid from (Horneliviie, “"Inciuding | Complotien™ of isso a East omer tt te q nohar 2,023 loHvan.—At his residence, 86 Wolcot street, day by General Diven, the Vice President, and dis- Total... will cost, if of steel, 3 i of 2,266 | Brooklyn, Huan McH ahs 232.565, ‘Add to. this, third’ rail’ on. track 2331 ns Huge MORUGH Agoo Se Pea, tribated last cnighs to the resident stockholders of oAlbroad gauge or 6 foot track... -Lé7 | Comantson OF THE REVENUE FOR COAL TRANsroRTED FoR | DOW from, Horneligyilio to Falamazioa will make, tr of 21304 nee wut gare pine from fio" reaidenioe or the company :— rp Sid mallee, Warery, atkins, and from Buf- THE PENNSYLVANIA AND DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL ah +s Cela Ua niose the Atlantic Il, at two o'clock P est ay, Ju falo to Suspension Bridge, a third rail, forming nd Great Western narrow thelr gauge the third rail to $34,752, » at two o'clock P.M. ‘The relatives and frie: To ram Srooknoupers oF tre Enre Ratnwar Oowrany:— narrow gauge, 16 laid, equivalent to singlo track.. 32% | {gaPANite ron THR FIRST EIGHT MONTHS OF FISCAL YEARS | Ealamanca ix no} recommended, to por house from 1804 to 1872, $2,126, | Of the family are respectfully invited to attend, a Heretofore ihe sports ot ¢ he manners of Sie company Train service is furnistied Of from 75 to # cents per Ponnsylvania Goal Company, 1871.. pore track to Horhelieyiile and the third rail to a — i MURPnY.—Mary Murry, the beloved child of eR Nas ics ak Sines | ween vec. es coer ys ae ae mmnaciaerncne ues | SURES GFROOK BY RIGHTAING = | Coats nade. sn ee | fou S * wi , e a ¥ 7 : how heotfon tobe nel on the second Tuoatay ot Sty, walk Wale ey we 8 Bll EON Mophe other items of cost futhe report of Mr. Brown can | 4 Double Storm im Ulster County— pele funeral will take place from the residence of formor laws, the diroctors in surrendering thelr trust oak pe are Pn Delaware and Hudson Dany, Doved oF modified to meet the Aaancesof wie com: | ‘Three Dwellings Struck with Great | tin huay,Jhiy lL atiWe ook Meo Ot iy a of the history of the 0} ons of the 16 ‘The details of the estimate will be found in the annoxed Foree—One Man Injured. MACLUSkEY.—On Tuesday, July 9, Toad for period of nine mouths, extending from Bep- — 6 | _Incroase report of Ry N. Brown, to which I beg, leave t y) Tuly 9, 1813, EDWARD ember Tet, fo July 4, 87H and'even for f is tho Inst aa a eben npeae Tespeettully submited” ‘X. 8. DIVEN. Vice President Newsvna, July 9, 1872, | MAcLUsKRY, son of James and Rose MacLuskey, ae Gs BRIE>T Iter peed Total. trsenevseenenss LOATH : A terrific thunder storm passed over this section | 9404.85 years. en and close \OMOTIV! His funeral will take place from the residence of 6 May ap 489, of which numb rr Ct) r 7 Grhtho browne Rannyerm Out to thelr predeceaow in | Are Swf hues “OF Whe Relh oneliee S ake cee ig damage was done by the lightning. | Thi morn- | A*er "he fronds and acqualntanoes and. thows Tho earnings of the company. from all sources, trom | foudemned, and are being reconstructed. 17 locomotives . |No. of Galls.| Revenue. | A Doctor's Wife the Complainant in a | /28 News has been received of the damage caused | the family are respectfully Invited to attend, October I, Iii to May °l, Lara’ (even suoutha) quipment since September 30, | ——___ — |\—- in the village of Marlborough, Ulster county, eight day, J M Ostoder 1, ay 1, (seven months), were as | 1871. ae Ge 963,153] insu | Case of an Alleged Attempt at Rape. miled AGrER’ of tha’ ol vn ol on ite wend’ Bllen ‘Mequnde, aged ® j From eight... ha nuniher ck cae ina bawa November. Bugni7 M465 | John G, Knapp, a storekeeper of Peekskill, West- | the. rises ae S fl pts pita sad over | Tawnths. » ae ey Peat poet ett ah 4 3h chionter county, was yesterday bronghtto the York | tna ‘ine “other from “the southeast ‘Three | tenet Rae ar tans are, respectfully Inviteg | rom telegrapt Baggage and express can a Ce ville Police Court, on a warrant from Justice Coul- rom the southeast, Three | to srtend the funeral, from her lato residence, 696. t renis MUk cars, % 5 bolts from the consolidated storm descended into | Hast Thirteenth stréet, this (Wednesday) alter- ‘rom mails. Box freight cat 3,170 1 Bea 2 ter, issued on complaint of Mrs, Catharine Rugg, of the village, striking three houses, ing th noon, at half-past one o'clock preolsely, ’ rom miscellaneous source Box stock cars, "865 ail No. 813 East Twenty-first street. This aMidavit ot . em) OCOD EN ne YBRIEN.—On Tuesday, July 9, JANE O'BRIEN, & Earnings from leased branches, Bit olteare.- a 7,185,756) charges that on the 29th of November, others afvaation,, ad tout tree wuNdred ‘eet ye af CREE GIA SES) | Total earnings........ wo ad Ho. of gations, ter Sreneee. avenue. 1870, and for year or #0 previously, | apart. , Yier frends and the friends of the family are re- ‘Qporating expenses Erie] bout cars (eight wheel) 11569 Bi sreraks 4 the complainant lived in Peekskill with her Py) of Mt, Samuel Millard was the first one | spectfully requested to attend the funeral, from her oe Sahar Ge HS | tneren.< tern. hnband, who va dentist. on the day mentioned | Milne oad” Beene nts | Mnon*atiae ek tstecge™ O8 TuNaMaT NEE Hire of cars, an Derrick and tool ca 27 | CONSTRUCTION ON THE ERIK RAILWAY FOR seven montus, | Mrs. Rugg alleges that she met the defendant at | injured. The second house was that of Mr. Egbert PRIcE.—On Monday , July 8, ARTHUR WHITFIELD, | ‘Tod nnpihepotoaenewned hy tha oorpenp... | eae _PROM ocroER 1, 1871, 70 May 1, 1872, the depot of the New Haven Railroad, in Twonty- ae pe lightatng pags 3 down the chimney into | youngest son of Uharles D. and Hattie E. Price, opereting leased aaa company Jars lonved of the Barclay Kaliread (our wheel cara). 83 | Grading ee TO OAAS wooent tenck: seventh street. He asked her to have some ro- | and struck ‘& man named ‘veremiah hawt Relativesand friends are invited to attend tha ty be) oD pe NC. eA aa Pa: Superstructure 44,757] side tracks Delaware. Divi | freshments, and after a good deat of persuasion | liger, who | Was sitting, there. | it, threw | funeral service from the rosidence of his) parents Reeron . tars hires gl 500 2 3 R he rand stunned him, tore his boots o: 239 West Forty-third street, on Wednesday aftegs Comparing this’ reauiis of tis wave taonit's wil Gara hired of the Jetferson Car Co. (our wie 1,500 sacitlwavertoy to Elmira forte. (eg oning she accepted. Knapp took her into a | gna siigntly burned his feet, butiuicting noserious | noon, at four o'clock, ‘Tho remains will bo taken te poate Sear Ee eacinon ae Py ihe rovious | ‘ayer ital — pn high Vauloy Riieat Le- | house in the neighborhood, up two fights of stairs, | injury. He was the only person hurt in the terrible | Newark for Interment on Thursday morning. and @ decrease in expenson of operating the road | ince So; iember 80, 1871; thd’ following cars have been % and into a room. Some beer was sent for by | warfare of the elements. The third house struck RAWOLLE.—In Harlem, on Monday, July 8, $100.0, or 234 per cent. “The increaso in earnings is added to the equipment, Vin i-12 Aret’ since, passenger 726ld|Seventeon new locomotives. | Knapp, and after getting it he induced | jas thatof Mr. James Brower. The chimney was | Brnrna, only olilld of Frederick and Emel little over ve. months of the corresponding period of | CTS Pox frelght, toe ea peicanenees: 600,657 her to remove her cloak and hat. He ime p80 MEM eroecH ors oriaa opinion that Rawolle, & ne Tirednesday) morning, July 10, a§ he yi F lathe eee aah ence: ented i on on Thé contracts between This Company and the Sleeping 192,078 [caller 2) eA CarCom-| then took off his own coat, and | they had fightning enough for one day, und that if | ten o'clock, from residence of parents, 123d street, Othe! . during nearly the whole pet if Be Coach Company provides it the latter shall furn! pany care). “lightening never strikes twice in the same place" | near First avenue. onths embraced in this statement, there Was vty little | Siceping and Drawing Room Ooaches complete, with bar going to the door, which he locked, hung his coat it sometimes strikes three times In places quite Tt —On Tuesday morning, July 9, after a I jone in. hoawe and ob, on which 'cre was a large de- | furniture and fixtures properly adapted to thelr uso, ee over the keyhole, He then attempted to outrage | close to cach other P q ‘BED.—On Tue neh 8,7 ng pater Inger: grease in, the receipts ove the ‘preceding months. | necessary attendants, and shall or ineir use four | Now dock, Fi Pre] e . ing illness, SUSAN G. REED, aged 39 years, 11 mont Although the decrsase in these special freights would be | cents for each mile rn, and thé additional amount paid | Now dock, Pavoni eH her, butin consequence of her resistance he was —— and 20 days. Har} 2 HS increase on coal during the seven months, | by passengers occupying the same over and above tho Meer tante not able to accomplish his purpose, though he at- Her relatives and friends are invited to attend opera Gnough to show a very gratilying inereaso on thé ates. fae charge ad on the regular passenger conches of | qo4qy tempted to do so twice. She admitted tha she aud MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. the funeral servi0at, from her late residence, cornes ~The amount expended fo1 ‘4 + anv furnish 800 box freieht care | —— not cry out for assistance. Neither she tell her of Grand and Mangin etreets, on Wednesday after- mpnihe was $a ino construction for theseven | | the Unlon Cac Uonmpany furnish 800 box freight ear | “sre propricty of putting this item In the construction | Husband for a long tine afterward, when Knapp aL oom, UIP 10, AE FOUR O'CLOCK. op 6 account of receipts disbursements for the same pat er mile run, the Railway Company to keep the same. Saou is pestonal ic, but it was so arranged by the for- | made a second and a more determined effort to ruin 08E.—On ond lay, july 8, s ly ding thus :— $10,874,509 in répai a minimum monthly service of | Mer administration. her in her own house, in Peekskill; but there ho BaLpwin—STourENBoRovGH.—On Tuesday, July 9, | Brews! or Rose, in the 63d year of her age. tea * 2,500 miles per car. Yhe Jefferson Car Company fur- | comPARIsON OF THR RARNINGS AND RXPENSES OF THR ERIN | failed also. 1872, by the Rev. Zelotes Grenell, at the residence Relatives and friends are respectfully invi te ‘Dishes the Sar Company with 1,600 four-wheel | RAILWAY COMPANY FOR THE FIRST NINE MONTHS OF FIS- It was after this second attempt that she told her | of the bride’s parents, ALEX. R. BALDWIN, of San | attend the funeral services, this (Wednesday) 2' 189,27 or ine ee. Seale pont: gee sali nie nae ee | eee husband, who advised her to proceed against him | Francisco, Oal., to Miss Lrzzim G., daughter of A. | eventing, at eight o'clock, from’ her late residence, OE nenaer| Bere eee and: qusrentes. « minimum in an action at law. This she did in the Police Court | Stoutenborough, of Paterson, N. J. 105 Carroll street, Brooklyn, The remains will >=, | monthly vorvice of 1, times per car, in Peckskitt; vurtie complaint was diomievod, and QGasquoink—AtRERT.—On Monday, aniy. 8,at.the | taken to Northport for interment, and services Disbursements over receipts. .... sees $1,616,657 ‘TABULAR now she came to get that justice here which was | residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. Dr. Hiscox, | be held in the Methodist Episcopal church on Thure : oO} nN The earnings from freight and passengers for the seven months compared with corresponding period of previous STATEMENTS, Tabular state: ving iu detail the items of earn- ingé and expenses for seve mont! }, also details of con- struction, liabilities and assets of the company, and also denied her there. The defence admitted that there did something occur in the room in Twenty-seventh street, Albert, Esq., all of Brooklyn, No cards. SrarLes—Moonsy.—On Wednesday, June 26, at JAMES GASQUOINE to SusiIE E., daughter of William aay, at one o'clock, H. ARKEY.—Suddenty, on Sunday, July 7, EDWARD Suarkey, a native of New York, aged 87 years. Tae vee a statement of earnings and expenses for nine months but. denied that there was any force | the residence of the bride's parents, Westfield, UNION Onaprer, No. 180 R. A, M.—Coimpanit s155755 gutiiins — “eritats | gniding July 1. aro hereto aprenced. Ths last table, al used, nor could it be called an ‘inaecent | N. J., by the Rev. Robert Street, Mr. Daniet L. | you are hereby summoned to attend an emergen$- Sievers ER kasiare | Uni egrvect and @xniiiie a geadtsing ‘reat tn ths assault. It was also shown that the | Staries, of New York city, to Miss Sarau E., | convocation on Wednesday, July 10, wt half: HT FRANSPORTATIO! largely increased earnings and diminished expenses of complainant, Mrs. Rugg, within four days after the ms The number of tons of freight in each of the above peri- ods were :— e road. Although something has been done in the way of reform affair in Twenty-seventh street went to pet store, and at once and without the least hesitation daughter of Elias Mooney, Esq. Died. twelve o'clock, for the purpose of attending funeral of our i jate companion, Edward Sharkey. MARTIN CANTLON, High Prices, 1871. 1 Increase, | and measures are ress Which, if carried out, will 583,11 Etat do much more Nowards Py facing the affairs of the company assumed the same warm demeanor towards him ARnona.—At White Lake, N. Y., on Sunday, July Joun HooLE, Secretary. 15), 136 004 | on a firmer basis, yet the existence of many contracts that she had previously. This was more than he | 7 JAMES W. ARBONA, of this city, counsellor-at-law. Sin KNIGHTS OF MANHATTAN COMMANDERY, NO. 1,833,397 859 | which involve loss to the company iga subject of regret; expected, and they at length became as intimate | “' Phe relatives and friends of the family are invited | 31.—Knights Templars are ordered to assemble in. 561,728 67,326 the Trem pu oat uty. sitanin toels oo — a8 ever, and the result was that he was drawn into | ¢> attend the funeral, from the residence of his a uniform, in the Lodge Rooms, corner of Total in tons........ 2200008 | $2080 SRS | ments : eee eeeeee ie indmacy ee this’ came | father, Fe atin ead Al a a hc ne Tay ao’ ac nateuane twerre: wigan: rene | ber of by freight’ trai . . y clock. , 3 . My hal icpeanes petals tas eas tite. | cate Wako meat ceaaminets shee ih paid the Chief of Police, Simkin, who was placed | 2¢sday, July 10, at twelve o'clock join with Pyramid Lodge and Unton Chapter in’ the ings a1 expenses por mile run, arc as follows:— creasing business, économical operations, that ACKBRMAN,—On bert i FRANK IRVING, ft tho company must more on the stand yesterday, that Mrs. Rugg’s character | infant gon of Oharles and Harriet A. Ackerman. permoemance of the funeral ceremonies of our late (earnings | particularly look to secure satisfactory returns on their yas looked upon with suspicion and condemned by 1 a Miles Tons, : + Relatives and friends are invited to attend the ir Knight, Edward Sharkey. pontg move. |Zarnings. sarin le heap ne rh adien de pettionsol tes senh; he tee ladies fe town, omplaint in. the court at |, funeral services, on Wednesday, the 10th inst., at iEORGE WM, SOUTHWICK, Commander. S duction of the third rail to secure narrow gauge connec. | Kart! Previous o mal ng a Cl mp ain’ i Gourt at | three o'clock, from St. Paul's ‘Methodist Episcopal T. M. MILER, Recorder, 3,835,403 | 2,200,408 |$6,819,573/ 1 78 | Hons, and stecl rails in place of iron for renewals, stand May (atlinaied Peekskill (a jlfeold wry ty al ssa letters, church, Irvington, on the Hudgon. Train leaves Pyramip Lopas, No. 490, F, AND A. M. -] Rakas | Simon PARAS] 81 Fb | prominently among the heeded requirements. The report | Fide (ouumated) Rage wrove several long and threatening | Forty-second strect, depot. at two o'clock and | nex—You are hereby summoned to attend a 2 : — OF the Vice President, recently submitted to iO asa) telling him of the fate that awaited | tvington at 4:59 and 9:23. communication this Wednesday, July 10, at the Earnings an | home || (eee oetciunemsm |. total a him, if not through | the Courts, at the |" Baxux.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 9, Mamm | lodge rooms, 161 Eighth avenue, at half past twelve perton | Expenses. pérton | per mile specttully submitted, Thniokes Sheucntigete, 1 hands Oe cance erated And: | Qutunged | Kare 1. K., the only’and beloved’ daughiter of | o'clock, for the purpose of paying the last, tribute moved. ‘moved. |” run, New Yous, July 9, 18/2 JOHN A. DIX, President. | Tir nno orexpences in 1572, Sot, husband. Vengeance was sweet, said the letters, George Orpen and Amanda Baker, aged J years, 8 | of respect to our late brother, Edward Sharkey. ee A eer en er Te : 82 | and that the husband, who, no longer raises M8 | months and 22 days. By order of DAVID KAY, Muater. aml $2 98} 85,404,600] = $2351 BL AL | sas OF THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY FOR THE winst | Total......+-.-+ bevitosrsceseeso/ QR 0001S | ORG SiO men, wool! Haye Cost tim his lite. | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- | “THomas G. GROUNSELL, Secretary, 1873.- 2 60] 5,285,008 169) 11 | gevan Montits OF THK FISCAL YEARS 1871 4ND 1872. List oF sxounitixs suzy 1, 1872, Trouble came upon the doctor, however, in the | syectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her | SH#EHAN.—On Tuesday, July 9, Foun, the only a CAPITAL AND DEBT. Freight Earnings. Bonds, siape ofa fault for dama os ie yg By ih Lohad late residence, 7344 Cumberland street, on Thurs- | son of Dennis and Eliza Sheehan, aged 14 montges The capital stock and debt of the company on the Ist Eric Consolidated Mortgage taking out of a patent of some kind, to which head | Gay afternoon, at three o'clock. and 5 days, of July wore as follows « | 1872, Jefferson Railroad no right. He was reduced to such an extremity California, apers please copy. The relatives and friends of the family are re- enren Miscellane 5 Newark and Huds 0 | that he had to mortgage his furniture | fuesry.—On Monday, July 8, 1872, George W. | spectfully invited to attend the faneral, from his tate Common stock - $78,000,000 Miscellaneous freigh $4,826,705) Long Dock Company...... and all else he had to eke out an f r 4 “ . 1 i tT tered eek “a osssoun | Sheena ne ene a ital ga Gi acc “MS | EdInonte fOr msl! and ite Seolng every prow: | PHEREE UMC OB ES ay are veapact. | Setteat Tose Temes ta May ener 910 | OF ’ 3 rie Junction Raliroad.. 35) cae wie ; , - ck. Funded Debt. $86,596,010 | read Woulern Despatch. 808° 269 Reponey and New York Hallrond:. ‘ Jes.009 | spect of his having to leave the country ho wrote | funy invited to attend the funeral services, from |" SmbLvoN.—In Hoboken, N. J.. on Monday, alg First mortgage, payable in 1867, United States E: 338,660) Paterson and Newark Rail: 235,500 | several letters, he admitted, to Mr. Knapp, asking | his late residence, at Ravenswood, L. L., on *phurs- 8, of consumption, Horace B, SHELDON, aged cond mortgage, payable in Milk 292; Pavonia Horse Railroad. 20,000 | for the loan of $00, and he would trouble him no | gay, July 11, at’ two o'clock P.'M. Carriages in | years. Fourth motive! payapie in, 13% x Goat Soeiae Hered a Northern Ne 879. | further about the matter between him and Mrs. | Giivndanve at Hunter's Point ferries and Astoria | * ‘The relatives and friends, members of Metropolt- Pea RA a 28 Goal—Deli Serck costep | “ana Te aoa: 18°00) Rugg. | he defence exhibited in Court about | janding of the Harlem boats, which leave Pack | tan Lodge, No, 273, F. and ‘A. M., of New York, and uffalo Brauch. payable In 1s0i....°. 22600 Goul—Del., Lack & Westerii:) "a So ee aiiroad Tin | elglt letters in al the purport of all of which was | si1p at one o'clock P. M. ee ap eas hag ro er tea er Sterling bonds, 21,000,000, 1875.....kay 4,844,400 Coal—Towanda Coal, 9,718 — | Towanda Coal Company... 263,400 Rugg 's demand for money to save iia | oe eel ERRIAN.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July 9, Ma- | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- Consolidated mortgage, 1920, issued: 6)415,000 Coal—Sundry Coal Cos 423324 = Alderman lean who was on the bench onthe | nr, Woon, wife of William Berrian. day, Lith inst., at two o’clock P. M., from No, 258 Borip dividend... ..eeteeceeeeeee (109,640 es $90,750 | case being submitted, quoted the law bearing on The relatives and friends of the family are in- | Bloomfleld street, Hoboken, N. J. 80,040,140 | | Total gross freight. - $8,515,740 87,682,248 6.009 | the matter, and promptly decided that, everything “ B.P.O.F —-—__. | Less fr’t earnings retunded. 872,801 862,675 | Montgomery and 10,000 4 ti Id be doing an in- | Vited to attend the funeral services, on Friday SHEPPARD.—NEW YORK LopGs, No. 1, B. P. 0. F.— Total stock and funded debt..........+¢6+e++. 116,077,000 “ jH——— | National Stock Yard Company. 50,000 porate ee ae if ne did sone ce dig. | BEXt, the 12th inst,, at three o'clock B. M., at her | Members of this lodge will assemble this (Wed- Floating Deb i: Total net freight........... $2,142,849] $6,819,578 | Pavonia Horse Railroad. 25,000 | justice to the defendant if he not at late residence, 240 Clinton street. nesday) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely, at the Inoluding loans on demand, Erie preferred stock 6,000 | charge him pooreate h Born.—On Saturday, July 6, at Pleasant Valley, | Hudson River Railroad depot, Thirtieth street, be. Ing vouchers and payri Wo. of Suspension Bridge 61,000 | Mrs, Rugg and Dr. Rugg then left arm in arm, the | y’y, GrongeNa M., daughter of Charles and Mary | tween Nath and Tenth avenues, for the purpose of Interest on tunded debt Pasigre Reno Stock. Boo) | Most loving and confiding couple In this city, to all | M4 ‘oth, aged 10 months. attending the funeral of our late brother, William. 6 loans on demand an Way—Enst T33 Union Dry Dock Company. 7500 | Sutward appearance. While she 18 a handsome | M eee rae acs diy. fate: ates Es ig turities owned by the compan Way—We 796, Union Steamboat Company, 72.4 | bionde of about thirty or less, the doctor cannot | , CAllouN.—On Sunday ovening, duty 7, 1872, after | Si epperne tate reste. nds of other railways or undertakings guaranteed by Through—Kast (662 Erie and Atlantic Sleeping Coach. 153,800 4 der. filty-f iy ixty. ‘She has an abund- @ short illness, Rosana, wife of James Calhoun. The funeral will take place from his late the Erio Railway Company, all bearing seven per cent | phrough—West a3 ‘Towanda Coal Company: 445,000 | be under filty- WWoaria aly wn while he | . The funeral will take place from her late resi- | dence, at Fort Washington, at half-pest two o'clock. Anterost -— , Commutation, 49,924 ance of pale yellow curls, all her own, le q | dence, 105 North Fifth street, Brooklyn, E. D.,on | P. M. | His remains will be interred in Woodlawn. 1 Paterson and Nowark Railroad, interest on; $800,000 | Emigrant... 12,638; July notes. + $436,000 has tobe contented with a wig of dark hair and | wednosday, the 10th Instant, at two o’clock P.M. | Cemetery. By order of Scere nergacemrnon or whe, cas —_—e gana noes. Bay ile and lanky, | The relatives and friends ate respectfully invited to HENRY P. O'NEIL, BE. R. and R. He Pe 18 $250, 1,809,403) while she is of the medium height and incl . S$. MARTIN, Secretary. Ne te 000 attend, R. y. % NYreaforssmentonbonds of wien thiscour |» Total grow pasmens Be aif other uo be fat. CoLLINs.—On Monday, July 8, MICHAEL P., eldest | San Francisco papers please copy. pan, $166,000. M son of Denis D. and Catherine Gollins, in the 24th SMiTH.—On Tuesday, July 9, of cholera infantam,, TERRIBLE EXPLOSION IN JERSEY, year of his age. jOUNNY AUSTIN, infant son of J. ©. and Isabella. Fi padi ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 3. aan owt #155,000, Plane oat nal Beak: cagh loanss<<s2. 100000 Seven Swedes Injured om the aban to neaua the Rineral, on Wednende, salgin: at a0 | oe att re arents' residence, 614 Grand st., 4 Suspension Bridge and Erie Junction Rall- $102,515) $24,052 | New York State Loa: 100,000, Rallroad, Near Newark—Several Dane | o)cjock A. M., from the residence of lls parents, 74 on Wednesday morning, the 10th inst., at tem: fata eon : i 2 "ante area ae Bantel Drew: ria tio Pye ora nsoK--On Sunday, July 7, FREDERICK WIL oOo GT Mond: ft J wipe anc Baa PA i " \ SN ¥ " AVI 5 i- | STinER.—Suddenly, on Monday morning, ‘ ndoree’ on 84,006) 17.01 | Tenth Nation: nk, (00,000 Aterrific explosion took place yesterday fore: 0 a Pelee errant acy isa“ | Bavethe ary tg dial | uM ects: AR | achat nearneycowmaip, wor ewan tho | SUM fomepyeamet Joan Mar me Daviio, | win Finan bo Samuel Sine ae nay, ertapa, @ released therefrom.’ Storage... bk 25,128 ” ihe _—— 3,218,663 | jine of the Midland Railway, whereby one man was ne relatives and friends of the family are re- | )°rhe funeral will take place from the residence of 4. Now York and Boston Express, interest on.... 170,000 | Buffalo, Branc! Miscellaneous Indebtedness bably fatally injured and six others more or less | Spectfully invited to attend the funeral gervices, this | nor gon, William H, Stiner, 207 West Thirty-third: . All held by this company, the express com: burg Railroad... . 1,323 | General supply store to June. $15.00 probably y ednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, at the resl- | street, on Wednesday morning, July 10, 1872, at Dany being extinct, Or abouttelng olosed up, Rent of Bergen tunnel 7,22 | General supply store for June 000 seriously. At a point on the proposed road over- Berm 9 > 4 arents, No. 360 East Fiftieth strect. | Mine o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited to 7. Bowton, Hartford and Erie Railroad, Interest, Total... ceseseeses] 78 82 Saro,ro7 | General freight office for Jun 10).000 hanging the Passaic River runs a steep hill which it | Drwsox,—Suddenly, on Thursday, July 4 ‘at | Sttend. ¥ | @ question as to the company’s liability "| Total carnings Erie RR. Co.$10,079,506 $8,676,137 | Towand 1 Company + 885,000 is necessary to cut through. On Sunday night a | North Bellingham, an, Amraun Inauas, Joaunwest TAHANRY.—On Tuesday, July 9, Bripoer, widows on the guarantee of these bonds ts now be- Parnines from Lanett Branches Erie line and labor for June . 700,000 uantity of nitro-glycerine was lodged in the rock, | £00 of James B. and Harriet KR. Dewson, of Owen Tahaney, native of parish of Kilvarnedss WAS company te under special agresmont, iit Northern Ratirond of © 4.1 Siongaul” 1, siggang | Dividend on proferred stock, ey dnayesterday morning the fuse was adjusted and | 172, 1. Feet eaiay, July 9, Tuowas DUNS, in the | County Sligo, Ireland, in the outh year of her age. ay the interest. : 5 \- % ls AY; 8 Narragansett steamship Company, interest on 1,000,000 | JeMr8OR i ciga pie oa “4,000,000 $94,000 sion took place, and it was believed that the fuse | , THe relatives and friends of the family ave re. | Wee wifteenth street, on Thursday, July 11, at py, endorsement on bonds” The company Hackensack Extension 12,333] — 000,000 1. had not been properly set. Back the men went, | SP ft Tuo West Seventeenth. street, on | o'clock A.M. ‘The remains will be conveyed tof ¢, its not Deen calied upon to make any pay: ontgomery and Erie. 064 = ‘ vines mind and just as they had reached within twenty feet of | 1ate residence, L “ vea'to | Francis Xavier's church, West Sixteenth str o¢, ely Guatihey wb Gomenung Derkertowi.| Sa ee rem es cree. 8:00,000 117,000 tho blast the explosion took place, Fe ei eiaeiy street, near Neath | Where a requiem mass Will be celebrated for te ret | " ry Newark and Hudson Railroad (not yet gom- Aron, Mi Moprie s Geneses;| 1008 = | Four months’ interest HURLING HUGE MASSES OF KOCK AND RARTH St Bernard anne ovelock A. M., where’ f requiem | Pose of her soul; from thence to Calvary Cemef gry, Noted) Antorent On as inasrsai haa 2% | Bayvons- m]__ 26817 inion | »folldated mortaage bande, 6,446,000 160,000 among the terror-atrickon crowd, of workmen | Magy will be celebrated for the repose of hia soul, | ‘TrickRy.—Suddenly, on Monday, Jaly & WM le om Hat Bren pad b the company, but they may Total Sars.ane. | forth mortgage Donde; 444,000 77,000 twelve in number and all Swedes, Seven of the and from thence to Calvary Cemetery for inter: | 9 visit to Stephen Van, Wart, eat te’ 8S | u 3 oe s ro “ , 40, Union ‘and ‘ficusville Railroad Company, in- Total earni $9,099,401 | Ynortgage bonds 8,000,000 85,000 $wo most dangerously, burr were conveyed |" Eiriort.—On Sunday, July T,, Aowge. BLizanern, aay. ws waite aos owt on... wi i ; 100,000 | reaxsronTarioN—SEVEN MONTHS, OcTOMER 1 70 APnit $0, | OBE month sinterost on Lon: } Ad twenty-four years of age, had his. left nd daughter of William P. and Satah A. Elliott, | ‘The relatives and friends: bf Paden respect- g makg_ any waviness on accom ot tie PRE No ROR Pad PB EEE tt leg hortinly mangled, so, that amputation, above | Hr eratat the resluenes of her parents, Ruthor- | deiee of Richard Friend, Hsa,, 32 Heby creet, thts n ‘ RENTALS. Oiige and Station Expenses— Wartfurd'and Erie bouds.: 8,000,000 825,000 the knee had to be performed. Francis, bergen: | turd Park, N.J., on Wednesday, July 10," at three | city, on Wednesday afternoos, July 1%.“ pair-paut The Paterson and Hodson River, Patersouand Ramapo, Office expenses and stati $149. — 171,00 till vcore and crushed that an operation had | o'clock P. M. one o'clock. 4 Galveston, ‘tv ind Union Railroads, extending irom Jersey City to Suf? Agents and clerk: 431,118 frighttully FARRELL.—At the House of the Good Shepherd, San Francisco, Cal., and Gal ', Xas, papers ru, 32 miles, $78,400. Passenger agents 764) 86, tobe deferred, Fears of a fatal result are enter- | vow york, on Monday, July 8, Mrs. PETER FARRELL, | please copy. The Weehawken Branch—rental based partly upon Freight agents and commissions 113,542] 145,715, oe By bank balance . tained in this poor fellow’s case. The names of the ed 82 years, mother of the late lamented Rev. | 1 t his residence, No. if en er ie cot ot Hanning Se SoG) BEES | Or. BY ovel wransporiation. other five were not ascertained. Peter Farrell, of St. Teresa's Church, "| greet Sonween Third and Fourth / ,*, Rightconth a ‘ost of and . va 4 t ° Pi Newark Rail 0 , watchmen and switchmen.| 159,082] 136,062 Sngemneenmeniyertncnem egegemngpen. seared FeRrauson.—At Montclair, N. J., on Tuesday, Jul n, FRANCIS WALLS, of the t¥ The Newburg ard New York Rallrond Forters, watchmen don suenanes| sa] aris Scazag | MEETING OF THE CONTRACT COMMISSIONERS, | o, Wine, tofant son of Wiliam W. and blizabeth | Qu beninays, county Gavan, tre WMland of Kil ape Montgomery and Erie Railroad Fuel, cost and labor ‘704,704| 629,220 ‘ wane 96,463, — ‘erguson, aged 2 year, 10 months and 7 days. of 54. i ape Goshen ane oss RU Ueceoneatnels Pass. conductors, bay 170,922] 160,025 in the above statement aro all covered by col- An adjourned session of the above commissioners Funeral "Fon Fesidence of parents, Chestnut ‘The relatives and friends are * invited to attend The Catal ie rat nite r etait cir i i ‘trakieiion: pukaal auiciy oe and oxpenses of the Erle Railway Com: was held yesterday afternoon in the aldermanic giteet, Montclair, on Thursday next, at one o'clock the fuera es murcear idress, on Weduea- if old). Pi in emen. x x 4 tom- | P.M. 5 M. pid nariang Bs poe 8 o Peeper stron cna. firemen. M014] sgoniaT | PANY Tore ne ae months of the calendar year chamber, to consider the awards of the late Com. ERRARD.~On Monday, July 8, 1872, Paymaster Moston papers please copy. «P.M. | The Erte and Genesee Vailey Railroad (go Oil and waste for passenger engin Earning Expenses, | 120n Council for the Stow foundation pavement, of | penny GERRARD, United States Navy. WASHBURNR.—On Mondar Fhe Hake ed ood ane a abnt tia 19,066} 2661 | January. $1, $1,965.41 | which Mr. John Bryan ts president. Mr. Bryan was | Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s Herald. | Frrow, infant son of Wi ie end’ bia Wao per Bridge and Erie Janetion Rall- and tenders. 86,678 examined as a withess, and, among other things, Hianam.—On Tuesday, July 9, Mr. James HIGHAM, | burne, aged 7 months. a“ tpt Oil and waste for passen testified that he had paid a gentleman, who was & | aged 45 years. N.Y.C. ©, Funeral will take plac? from the residence of hie and Genesee Valley Ruilroad. 13,606) oliticlan, but not an oflice-holder, on, 000 to fret riends of family, the members of the N. ¥. 0. Os | | entre ev oap att rom the resid Hamilton and Dayton Railroad : 08 Pie oratnanee through the Common’ Council, ‘The | and tho U. A. Hy M., State of New York, are re. | PY iO Slwog il Brooklyn, By Dsy Fk A tn 72,079) witness testified as to the exoclionce Of the pave- | specttull, invited to attend the funeral, from his “tenes , yelock P. M. The Long boc fants and = nee: SONY % Tas 2,745 ment, Which hag been laid down in Maiden lene and late residence, 13 Kast Hovgtog Wied on ‘Taure- wet pron toatl , on Monday, July 8, Joan Com- wil of thy Teased ronda are v rads 40 persons. - Tio] BBB | Net carnings........... Fifteenth street, Mayor Hail croz4-examine day afternogd, Lith inst,, at two o'clock. 18: , ‘years. net 1k LORTT CRT eee hae nae |: Darkakee topitenety cee iee 16.39) 24'547 83 Shy. DOr cetit ow prederre Bryan on behaif of the city, and, after @ long Poston Cdass.), Oatads and English papers ploase | ” The fane UI TFOW’, tie residence of his brother, Re Init pensably hecestary to ite’ suocoss work ‘he | General superintendence. Fe.poe) Roe Suly 15, 1872....... ‘ cussion the session wns adjourned until Monday | copy. Joiek 10th Sane lone eee iay mp 4 Cone Heights, Brooklyn, om ceil roads Jorsey form the caxtern gal expense x 5,613 , 4 g 01 lit, } oak. pod, wud the Buitilo, Now York and Erie Ratirond the | Contiogonglos ss... ne] Week | Surplus... aiLernooy Dex', f four o'clock, taN,—00 Monday, Ju ids wt LAi-DAHe MIDE o