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philadelphia Trade ReDor..

SATURDAY. Jan. 22.-The Flour market is steady,
but there is less doing About 600 barrels taken
in lots by theoca trade at S4259450 for superdne
81 50a4'S7H for extras; $500 for Iowa. Wisconsin,
and Minnesota extra family; s5@5T5 Pennsylvania
do. do; 25@6 96 for Ohio do. do; and S650@7 80
for fancy brands according to quality. Rye Flour is
steady at s490@5 per bbl. Corn Meal is nominally
held at So b0@5'6 for Drandywine.
There is no perceptible Improvement TO notice in
the demand for Wheat, ana prices remain without
change. Sales OF 1900 bushels Western and Penn
syyania red at 81 2e9l s2 :Rye may be quoted at s
1O2 for Western and Pennsylvania. Corn is quiet at
former rates; sales OF 2500 bushels new yellow at
SIC for damp up to sSc. for prime dry, and 1900
bushels old Western mixed at 81. Oats are without
change 5000 bushels Pennsylvania sold at 54056c.
Barley is quoted at 81 for New York two-rowed and
slI5@ 20 for Canada
Bark-In the absence OF sales we quote No. /
Quercron at $50 per ton.
Seeds Clovelseed is steady at s1'T50s per Ga lbs
Timothy ranges from Ei3TH TO S4I5. FlaXseed sells
to the cTusheTs at 81 200225
Whisky is offered at sl@iO2 for wood ana iron
bound Western.
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ment, they were confident OF obtaining
an easy victory By some means,
the intentions OF the strikers we're made
known to the managers of the company. The
clause excmpting operators from military duty
was repealed, and on the day that the strike was
announced, in fact, almost at the very moment,
a squad of soldiers entered each Office on the
line, captured the telegraphers under authority
of the conscript law, and swore them into the
service. They were Immediately detailed for
special duty operators st private soldiers pay
-$17 per month and one ration per day Of sour
corn meal and musty bacon. They, of course,
yielded at once, but the managers were mex
orable, and they were compelled to serve as high
privates for several months.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho NIcditc,rnncnn soundron.

The mCdtc1rancnn squadron.
Special Despatch to The EoeHin1 Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-Latest advices from
Admiral Radford, dated Marseies, France, De-
cember 26, state that the Richmond left Malaga
on the 10th for Barcelona.
The Plymouth arrived there on the 10Th of
December from a somewhat protracted cruise
along the coasts of Syria and Africa, previous
to her joining the funeral fleet.
Naval Orders.
Lieutenant-C Commander Thomas II. Eastman,
now In the Pacific station, has been ordered to
proceed Immediately with his vessel, the Nyack,
to the Gulf of San Miguel, q depot of supplies
for the parties of the Darien Surveying EXpedi-
tion that cross the Isthmus, and also to cO-ope-
rate with the expedition in the necessary hydro
graphic surveys.
Naval Pnymasters Appointed.
Yesterday Mr.. Enoch f. Lewis, of Philadel-
pha, was appointed an assistant paymaster in
the navy; also John G. Burnet and Curtis IL.
Thomson to the same positions.
Butler and the Virginia Bill.
Despatch to The Euentng Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-General Butler being
greatly provoked with his partisans in the House
for passing the Virginia bill in his absence, he
yentured to lecture them, but finally, with q
shrug of the shoulders, naively remarked to
them, "When the cats away the mice will play. -
Stewart and Sumner.
The purpose for which Senator Stewart
attempted to get the floor yesterday, after the
close of Mr.. Summers speech, was to show from
the Congressional Globe that Mr.. Sumner was
not the author. he has stated in his speech, OF
the section of the act of 1865 which gave the
negroes of the South the right of suffrage, but
that it originated in the House, and was brought
into the Senate by Mr.. Stewart.
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The blood at the opening was spunged off, AID
ly relieving the pressure on the breast aid
pressing on the sides beneath the arms, air W.
drawn In through the aperture made by the In
cision. A mechanical passage of air was thus
established and by continued efforts the child
began TO breathe and show signs of conscious
ness The color returned, the eyes
received their wonted expression, and the little
child, whose feet had almost touched the black
river of death, began to move. There were
about fifty students present, and the success of
loud applause. The parents of the child sat in
an adjoining room in breathless expectation,
hopes of the child's recovery and fears OF his
death contending in their bosoms. The noise OF
the students caused them to make rush into
the operating room, where the child lay with
every appearance Of robust health, Their JOY
was so great that II became Necessary to take
the child away from them to prevent him from
being smothered by their caresses.
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FROM EUROPE.
noehefort will mot Appeal to the1TrIbnnai.

Rocbefort will not Appeal TO the1TrIbunai.
By the FTdaco-Anaericd Cable.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-Rochefort refuses to appeal
to the tribunal because the magistrates were
not elected by universal suffrage, and the pro-
ceedngs of the court are not published.
A Free Press.
De Bubruck, contributor to the MdrseiUdise,
has been arrested.
Felix Pyatt, an editor, has been sentenced to
six months Imprisonment, and Vermourel,
another editor, to six months.
Baron Hnussmuun's Illness.
Baron Haussmann Is very dangerously III at
Nice.
France and Austria.
Prince Metternich, the Austrian Ambassador
has communicated to the French Government a
despatch from Baron Beust expressing the de-
sire of Austria for the friendliest relations with
the French Constitutional Cabinet.
Newly-FIedged KniRht-Tne Irish Land
Measure.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-John Rose, Canadian Min
lister, has received the knighthood. The British
Cabinet to-day agreed to adopt fixed tenure
for the Irish land measure.
This Mornings Quotations.
Bg the Anglo-American Cable
LONDON, Jan 22-11 A.M.-Consols for money, 92'k
quiet and steady. United States Five-twentles Of
1892 s75 OF 1865 old, sozs of 1861 Sc Ten-fortes
3D. American bIOCkS blcduY. Erle hallrOAQ, lbia I,
Illinois Central lO4; Great Western, 20.
PARIS, Jan. S2-The Bourse opened quiet; /;
Rentes, T3. 6Ic.
LIvERPooI4 Jan. ell A. M.-Cotton steady I;
mddling upands, II sd midding Orleans I'D
The sales for to-day are estimated at 1000 bales
LONDON, JAN 22.-Linseed cakes, el0 Tallow,
46s. Sd. (046s Cd.
ANTWERP, Jan. 22.-Petroleum opened heavy at
COT. 25c.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Jan. 22-l p. M,-Consols closed at
e22s for money and 92N for account. American
securities closed quiet Five-twentes OF 1892 61IS I;
1868, Old s6H 1868, s6s Ten-fortes s5. Stocks
steady. Erie, 1871 Illinois Central, 1O4 Atlantic
and Great Western, 20.
LIvLRPOoI. Jan 22-l'30 p Motion steady (;
middling upiands 11%d. middling Orleans 1tTSd
The sales have been $4,000 bales, including 5000 for
export and speculation. Breadstuns nrmer. Lard
70s. Naval stores nrmer.
LONDON, Jan 22-19o p. M.-COmmon rosIn de-
clLIlDg.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEsRAPHJ
Safurdau Ian 90 lR7n Z

}
There is a fair demand for money in our mar
ket to-day, but the supply of currency is so far
in excess of business and speculative wants that
borrowers can generally command their own
terms. The same plethora of national bank
currency is noted in New York, where this form
of money is readily accessible with any kind of
credit at 5 per cent. 1t is also stated that some
of the New York banks are offering it on short
call free of interest, in order to get rid of it, If
this plethora should continue until Mr.. Sumner
succeeds in nearly doubling this species of
money, we shall have fine times, no doubt.
The rates to-day are about 560G per cent on
good coaterals, and discounts sag per cent,
with exceptional rates for paper OF thirty days,
with double endorsements.
Gold opened weak at 1901, but shortly after
the opening the premium advanced as high as
5S, closing ct noon at 1908.
Government bonds are dull, and prices are
slightly off.
There was better feeling at the Stock Board
to-day, and prices were well mainteined.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
$1,000 Pa 6s 1st sc. 1855 $1,000 Reading Is. .1O4
sSSS sSSS Pa q % 'h PeRa + SsRS SS SS So
lots. S9N IA do. b5wn. b5K
$500 CITY, es, n. ;ls.lOOh 20 do......:.. 65T
siOO W Chester II SIS SO 20 sh Leh VR.. SO. 58T
$4,000 Leh 6s, s4. Is. SsH 13s do 49,. is. 58T
$1,000 Sch Gs 's2.s5 81 $50 sh N & Mid. $
follows:U. s. 6s OF 1881, 111S@1177s; r2Os OF 1862,
iis sG July iSss ssss iii13Sssii5S d. dS' a. lss5
il2G Cur. 6s, 110,s@l1O2S. Gold, 12oa.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN & BROTHER, 40 No. 8. Third
street. Philadelphia, report the following quotations:
do. 1864, 1146@li4gS; do. 1865, ll4&@li5 do 1865
new, ll9h@ll8'S $do 1881, DO llsA@118Ss; do. 1885,
s0 ser csn GGrrsncS sS s%ssS % Due D. como 80 Ysa Ia
Notes, 10; Gold, 1905 @120S Silver, 116911s.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Political Condllion Of GeorgIn.


Special Despatch 10 The Erenin1 Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Captain Telford, of
General Terry's staff, arrived here last night,
and this morning had long conversation with
General Sherman relative to the political condi-
tion of Georgia.
The Virginia Question.
The President in conversation with Senators TO-
day expressed the opinion that it would have been
better If the Senate had passed Bingham's bill
admitting Virginia without any amendment.
If the House concurred in the Senate's action
however, he would sign the bill without hesita-
ton, as he was anxious to have Virginia repre-
sented In Congress.
The Gold Investigation.
Jay Gould was before the Gold Investigating
Committee two hours this morning. So far his
testimony has not implicated Corbin or Fisk
nor is it expected that he will reveal anything
that has not already been made public. Fisk
was the floor of the House to-day and
attracted much attention from members. He
will probably be examined this afternoon.
The Arrival of Prince Arthur.
Prince Arthur is expected here at five o'clock
to-day.
Woman Suffrage in the District.
A delegation of the Woman's Rights Conven-
tion. appeared before the Joint Committee of the
District of Columbia to-day to ask for the cleo
tive franchise for women in the District of Co.
lumbia Mrs. Stanton was spokeswoman, and
made an argument in favor of the theory of
woman suffrage. The committee replied that
they would take the matter into consideration.
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BROUGHT TO LIFE.

A Child Apparently ChOked TO Denth-success-
ful SurGical Operation and Touching Finale.
The Cleveland Leader Of yesterday tells this
touching story
An accident, which nearly proved fatal, took
place on the West Side yesterday. A little boy
a large bean in his mouth, accidentally swal-
lowed it, and Immediately experienced the most
intense pain. The child was Immediately taken
to the operating rooms of DIR. Weber, where the
doctor proceeded to extract the bean. A person
not practiced in examining patients in such a
condition would have beliey yed the child to be
dead. deadly pallor oVerspread his counte-
nance, the eyes were CLASSY and without express
sion the muscles all relaxed and the perspira-
indicated that the grim king of terrors had inn
pressed his ineffaeeable seal upon the young boy.
The actual presence of death would hardly have
changed the stiffened limbs and Whitened fea-
lures of the youth, who seemed TO have been
snatched away from his loving and tender
parents in moment of idle playfulness Dur
ing q minute and half the child remained
without breathing. All tho students surrounded
the child In breathless silence and DIR. Weber
proceeded to extract the troublesome beam 1t
had passed down out Of the windpipe into the
opening that leads into the lung and there
stopped.
DIR. Weber began the operation by making q
longitudinal iucision in the neck just below the
pOnlufn Addnli in vulgar parlance Adams
apple. Ills next step was TO pass an instrument
down through the incsion, drew up the bean
and pulled it out with a pair of forceps. The
child still presented every appearance OF life
less corpse.
After The bean had been extracted the iucison
was held open by two hooks, and by pressing on
Tie elilds ehes! Tue air u J. Ma a.I(sl Vai
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FROM EUROPE.

ROche1Ort Convicted six Months Imprison-
ment and 5000 France fine.
BY the Ango-Amcricdn Gable.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-Henri Rochefort's trial was
and sentenced to six months Imprisonment and
to pay fine of 5000 francs. This sentence does
not disturb his position as deputy in the
Corps Legislatf.
This Evenings Quotations.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 22.-U. S. Fve-twenties closed
firm last night.
UAvRB, Jan. 2.-Cotton closed firm last night.
BREMEN, Jan. 22.-Petroleum closed quiet last
night at thalers groats.
HAMBURG, Jan 22.-Petroleum closed heavy last
night at 10 mares bancO Is schllllngs.
FBASKFoBT, Jan. 22-U. s. fiye-twentes opened
firm at $1,000.
PARIS, Jan. 22.-The Bourse closed firm. Rentes
13f. soc.
HAvRE, JAN 22.-Cottcn opened quiet both on the
sput and anOat.
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from BALTIMORE.
Father DugRan Insane.

Father DuRgau Insane.
Special Deepdtch to The Eventng Telegraph
BALTIMORE Jan. %.
The Catholic Mirror has positive information
of Rev. Father Duggan, of Chicago, being In
st. Vincents Asylum, st. Louis, insane. Rev.
Father Foley, recently made Bishop of Chicago,
is soon to be consecrated in the Baltimore
Cathedral.
The Baltimore AVID Ohio Railroad Trouble.
The late move in the Maryland Legislature TO
take the charter from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, alleging as a reason Mr.. CARROTS
refusal to pay the States share of the passenger
share, is causing much excitement Reverdy
johnson is preparing another opinion on the
subject There is growing disposition in
Maryland towards free railways.
Baltimore Produce Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan, 22.-Cotton quiet at 25c Flour
duh and unchanged. Howard Street super1ne
AT6@5; do extra, t5"25@6; do. family, s6'2591; |;
City Mills superflne, S5@5T5; do. extra, S550@6b0
do family, F@s15; Western supernne, G'15Ca5; do
extra, s5'25@6; do family, So 25 s7l5. Wheat firm;
prime to choice Maryland red, 81 409145 Cora
steady; white, s1@l'02; yellow, 90@92c. receipts
small. Oats dull at 53@55c. Rye nominal. Mess
Pork, S29@80. Bacon-rib sides, i6Ac.; clear do,
17c; shoulders, 13&c. hams, 10000. Lard, 17@
174C Whisky firm and held at 81 '0, with sales at g.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22-Stocks weak. Money
easy at col per cent. Gold, l9olG. Five.
twenties, 1862 coupon, 1l47s; do. 1904, do.
1l3A do 1861, 1895; do. 1868, ia; 1o40s, 112;
Virginia 6s, new, 61 Missouri 6s, SIS; Canton Com
pany, 81; Cumberland preferred, 32%; COns0li-
dated New York Central and Hudson River, s2ss
Erie, 23ss; Reading, si11: Adams Express, 64N;
Illinois Central, 1856; Cleveland and PIttsburg, SOY
Pttsburg and Fort Wayne, 1917. Western Union
Telegraph, 39L.
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SECOND EDITION
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.

Appoin mont of Naval Paymasters -
Advices from Admiral Radford-
General Butler and the Vir-
gina Bill-Ths Sumner
Stewart Dispute
The Railway Cap
itation Tax.
ETC., ETC.. ETC., Etc, Etc.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ne,ss zee Inside Paaes.


SAN FRANCIsCo Jan. 2l-ArriVed, ship Young America
from New York; barQue Almeria, from Baltimore via
HOnoulu Ashburton from Sidney; and Antipoies from
New Castle N 4. w.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. JANUARY ~.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TRLEaRAPH
A. 88 IL A. ID .......F +. NJ. 81
CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Whirwnd, Sherman. Providence, ID. s. Stet
a. Co.,
Steamship Fanita Freeman. New York. John II. OIL
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO John II. Obi.
Steamer r. Willing. OundH. 10 hours from Baltimore.
with mdse. to A. Groves Jr.
Br barque Imperador, Heard % days from Pernam.
buco, with sugar to A Il. Dnmon
Norw barque Brodrene Iyesen, AZ days from London,
with mdse 10 3. J.. Merchant 10.
Steamtug j. Christian Fowler from the Oapes hay-
ing towed to yesterday brig PoTtia for St. Johns
10 miles outside the Capes yesterday morning, two
heTm briRs, beating in.
Bchr A. Trudel, Heif, from Boston.
bolr A. Bartlett, Smith, from Boston,
BELOW.
Brig John Welsh, JT., from Sagua, and large deeply
laGSk Ah.P.
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FROM THE PLAINS.
An Indian Battle.

An Indian Battle.
Despatch to The Euenirg Telegraph
LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. ga Southern Kan
sas paper reports battle between the Osages
and Apaches on Little Verdigris, in which the
Osages were victorious, losing 100 men.
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SCHOEPPE.
DisproyaI of the Berlin SiRnder-The PrIsoBeF
Proves an Alibl.
AFFIDAVIT OF CHARLES PAoHE.

AFFIDAVIT OF CHARLES PACHE
State Of Pennsylvania Cumberland Cbuufy, ss-
Personally appeared before me, Justice of the
Peace. and Tor said county, Charles Pache, who,
being duly sworn, deposes and says:-That he Is at
present citizen Of New York, residing in New YORK
city, that he is hardware merchant; that he was
formerly citizen of Prussia, native OF Berlin that
he resided in the said city Of Berlin until the year
1866; that during the year 1852 he locksnith;
acertain Paul Schoeppe came to his shop and pur-
ds62 the said Schoeppe was tried and convicted OF
theft in the Court OF Berlln and was sentenced to
imprisonment for five (5) years; that deponent was q
witness at the trial. deponent further states that he
has seen DR.. Schoeppe, now confined in the jail in
Carlisle, Pa and that he cannot say that he is the
same man whom he saw In Berlin.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 10th day OF
January, 1870. CHARLES PAcHk.
ABRAHAM d. E. HUFF, j. p.
State of Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, S.
Peace in and for the said county, Charles f. Linde-
mann, who, being duly sworn, deposes and says:-
That he Is an artist portrait painter residing at
he formerly resided In the city OF Berlin Prussia
that he left Berlin in the year 1885, that in the year
tried in Berlin for theft and was convicted; that
deponept saw the said Paul Schoeppe upon the trial,
and recolects his features and appearance; that he
has seen DIR. Paul Sch1eppe, now confined In the
county Jail in Carlisle; that deponent did not recog
seen the said DR.. Schoeppe and that, therefore, he
s not the schoeppe that was tried and convicted in
Berlin dep3nent further rs says @ that ne Is certain tnat
was styled a student of theology
Sworn to and subscribed before me this Goth Janu-
ABRAHAM D. f. HUFF, j. =.
State Of Pennsylvania, Cumberland County, ss-Per
soDnally appeared before me- Justice OF the Peace
in and for said county, Ferdinand A. B0tticher who
being duly sworn, depOses aud says:-
That he is at present citizen Of New York, that
he was formerly q citizen Of Prussia that during
the period included between the lst day OF October
1859, and the 24th day OF February, 1868, ne was
student In gymnasium or college, at Enlichau, In
Prussia that at the time he entered the said college
as student, Paul sehoeppe was also q student
therein that he has visited the County jail In Cum
berland county, Pennsylvania; that he there con-
versed with DR.. Paul Schoeppe; that the said DIR.
fellow student with deponent in Zulchau from
1859 TIL the spring OF 1858. F. A. B0rnCHER.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this nth day
OF January, 1870, ABRAHAM ID. f. HUFF. j. 7.
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THE MORTALITY OF TIKI CITY.-The number OF
deaths In the city for the week ending at noon TO-
day was 800, being an increase over those OF
same time last year. or these, 16S adults; 1872
were minors; 252 were born In the United States 60
were foreign; were unknown 21 were people OF
color; and 10 from the country. or the number,
died OF congestion OF the lungs; OF Inflammation Of
the brain; IA OF marasmus Is OF old age OF typhoid
fever; II OF commissions; 81 OF consumption OF the
lungs; OF disease OF the heart; 10 OF debillty 80
OF scarlet fever ana 20 OF inhamaton OF the lungs
different wards:-
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THIRD EDITION


Rochefort Sentenced to Pay 1000
Francs and be Imprisoned Six
Months-Poitical Condition
ofGeorgia- The Virginia
Question-The Pre-
sident Favors
Bingham's
Bill.
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PORT OF PHILADELPHIA ........ JANUARY {

STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TRLEaRAPI
IA. .estnA Nj M..e.....aI2P. M.......5
The Portland daily press., 1870-06-16

Justices for the Stdte.-George W. Thorndike
Rockland; Rufus P. Tapley, Saco; William
w. Bolster, Dlxfeld.
To Solemnize Marriaaes-Jean Francis
Ponsardln, Blddeford; Ira Luce, Portland B
w. Atwell, Camden; U. w. Small Cumber
land; d. G. Bixby, Canton; William II. Mills.
Brldgewater: James M. Dunning, Somers.
worth, N. II.
Commissioners of Jail System.-Joseph Fl
Williams, Augusta.
z. Harlow, of Dixfeld, by the Executive
Council in April last, was reconsidered. and
Mr.. H. confirmed.
The nomination of John Il. Benson of New
port, tabled by the Council, was taken there
from and confirmed.
Cumberland Coanty.-George jackson. Ma.
pies, ohm Q. Winship, Windham, Thaddeus
s. Chase, Windham, William HI. Davis. Cane
Elizabeth, and John D. Fabyan, Scarboro' !.
Trial Justices; James S. Gould, Portland
Hancock County,-Shadrach Black. sedp.
wick, Fish Warden; f. 2. Spofford, Deer Isle
Kno1 County.-warren G. Perrigo, Rock.
IaDd, J r @ Josiah Hobbs, J. 2. g.; Isaac B
Harrington, South Thomastom, Trial Justice
Penobscot County.-George Il. McCechnie
Alton, Trial Justice; James Freeman, Orring
ton, and James G. Scott Justices Peace and
Quorum; America I. Coburn, Patten, Notary
Public.
OuydUuHOc COauJy.-EDen -. w mite, Arrow
sic, Justice Peace and Quorum.
Somerset County.-Hiram S French, Nor.
ridgewock, Trial Justice; John H. Webster
Norrldewock, S. B. Walton, Mercer, Justices
Peace and Quorum.
Waldo Coanty:-Willam P: sprague, Isle.
boro', Branch Pilot; Willard P. Hartman,
Belfast, Public Administrator; Warren G.
Perrigo, Rockland, E. X. Boyle, Belfast,
Justices Peace and Quorum.
" dshington County.-Samuel D. Leavitt,
Ees tport. Trial Justice: Newell II. Mutt, E st
port, VIM. W. McLanchlan, Pembroke, j Justices
Peace and Quorum.
OIford County.-John S. Daily, Oxford, j. P.
forE County-Wilfiam Emery, Lisbon, JUS
t We Peace and Quorum; Samuel S. Tobey,
livery, Pilot Piscataquis River.
Jnna 1IS1T1egolng nominations were confirmed