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, 1873-06-17
A Little SUM In Arithmetic.

Tho Hebrew Educational Society School OF
Now Orlonna hnS boon tho Bceno Of 4 very rarc,
IL not wholly uuoxampIol, performance III ariti.-
lnetie. The problem waa to multiply BY ., aud
VI by 81, aud so on, using each suceeealng pro-
should be performed nino times. How Btupon-
lo,iB aud disco1,raging tho work becomoa aftor q
TOW atapa ARG takon in tho process, any ono wl1
find who makeB the trial. For several yeara u
handsome premium had been offered the patron
Of tho school Just named for tho pupil who should
lrst succeed i,l accomplishing tllis feat OF 1nul.
tiplioaton At laat tho tusk waB comploted, ana
tho prlzo splendid silk d1eaa, won by NiiH1 Sal
lio L. salomou, sister Of Atrs. a. Dalshosmerr,
aftor patient labor OF throo months. Tho work
cofnpriaca 1853 nu,neral compounds and $4,000
figures, and tho whole Govern four or tlye square
yards Of paper. II iB deserving Of ronark, In
This connection, thnt boys have made LESS pro
gross and shown lesa perseverance, In working
at thia problem than tho girls.
, 1873-06-17

necessity, which con,pola us to denounco thor
criminal Indifference to our wrongs, md hol5
them aa We hold our Loglslaturos,- ,-onomica to
tue proauooc,-to tlo monopoiista, friends.
our aoyoral countios asrombled. on tlila nnnlyer
aary OF that day that gavo BIRTH to nation OF
froomcn, and to government of which, icspito
the oorr'iptione Of ltH officers, wo ara still 90
Justly proud. appealing to tle Supreme Judge Of
solo1nnly doolaro that wo will use ali lawful and
pehconblo rneans To froo ourSolves from tho tyr
amy ct monopoly, and that wo will novor coaso
our efforts for reform nntil overy department. Of
liconttous extlavAgance ta ovor, and something
OF tho purity, honesty, md frugality with which
our fatherB 1nhuguretod It liaa taken place.
That to this ond wo doclarc ourselves al,so-
lutely froo md independent Of oil paat political
connections, and that we shall give our suffrage
only to such men for Office, from tho lowest
o1icer IN tho Btate to tho President Of tho
United Slater, as uo havo good roason to bo-
iieye viii use their bost ondonvors to tho pro-
this declaration, with D firm rolianoe ID Divine
Providence, wo mutually pledge 10 each othor
our Lives, our fortunes, md our sacred honor.
Tue TAHMEns
, 1873-06-17

SANlDN9 QAl.
The Fnrmers' Club Of Canton Township Full.
ton County, hayo adopted tho following yesolu-
tious:
WuEREAs, wo believe that cheaper transportation
for the products Of tho West and Northwest to tho At
lsnto Reaboard IL tho only remedy for financial relief
to the people Of the Misaaspp{ VaY; therefore, DO 1t
Rttoiccd, That wo heartily lndorse tho sentiments
expressed by nunter OF tho business men OF tho
West betore the Convention q lately as
sebl ct st. Louis, that 1t Is tho duty Of tho Gem
eral Government to improve tho outlet Of the Nils
Gasipp River thAt navigation bo safo aud reliabie
At all timcs and that other artificial facilities that
practicable and foaseo to create water transportation
should be encouraged by tho Gennrn1 Government.
Neso!ttd, That wo commend tho magnAumisy Of tho
ole Commonwealth Of Virginia III proposing to donate
to the General Government all tho work on tho Ram
tn tho aggregate to $l2 600, condition that
tho Government complete tho saIne and u1go upon
Conge to fnvoEAb!y consider tie same, and a!so tho
Of eip canal around tho fals OF tho Niagara River.
Rfsot1td That we beuye these works to bo national
In tholr character and lcinaay In tho power Of tho
General Government to perform aud respectfully
uso their influence anl all honorable meana to secure
theae Objects.
Nesolred Ttst NO beueve, now moro than ever, that
retrenchmont aud economy Ia needcd III every dopar
est, aud believing that tho noceaearles aud cofora Of
living aro a. cheap now during tho last decade !:
therefore, be It further
Resosrsd, That wo believe that now Is not tho mo to
ernnent, and TINT VT denhnd Our Representatives aud
Senators Ia Congress use thefr influence and all hon
ornho means to roeal the Law by Which Ralarca OF the
various officers OF tho Government haye boon Increased
from 60 to 1G0 per cent.
Atsored, That wo look with aisapprobaton and dis
gst upon every inober Of GougresJ, irrespective
party, vino voted tor the increased salG1y bill, mud
especially these who accepted back-pay.
, 1873-06-17
Ku-KfnK---n1r. &sOlding Still SeCrotcd
by tho Regulators As6urnDruB
GiVcA that AS is anfe from Vtolonce.

From the Nep 4ibany Ledger, Ju,a IL.
From tho Evansville journal Of yesterday
morning VIC learn that The reported abduction Of
Mr.. 0olling by the anti-raroad mon OF GRAVY
ford uonnty, proyen too true. 1t appears that
tho county, III the case of tic Air Line Iailwuy
Company, in consequence Of all advorho decision
Of tue Supreme Court, OIL tho ground TINT tllo
suit waa not brought by tho proper purity, tho
decision Icing. IN effect, that suit cou'll only bo
maintained BY citixon OF tho county. 10 doieat
tho trial Of tho case, tho regulators visited the
house Of Mr. Golding, aud took him away, eiuco
which time ho has not been scen, nor has any
thing been heard OF LiB fate. Tho caao was to
hayo been trlcd tho preBont wcek, but when tho
attorney OF tle county, Mr. Del5rnior, arrived at
I4oayenworth, no was astonislod to find TINT
tho plaintiff lii tho case lad beon gpirted away.
We learn from MIR J. ". Davis, hIail Agent On
tho pRckst that assrrhuceg have been given tllat
Mr., doldfnK has not boom, HOE will BE- injured,
but will bo detained 90 long as may ba necessary
to accomplish tho 0nls III Wow, tho defeat OF tho
suit brought to eptorco tho collection Of the rail-
road tax,
, 1873-06-17
SAORT-H0RWS.
sale MT I3nrnDoo. Wis.

=, From the 1a,aboo ,tVtsl Republic. June Il.
Ma. Maj. Williams aAlo Of short-hoEns, OF tho
Wednesday last, Juno T. ut his farm noar Bara-
boo. Tho attendance OF persons who vera pres-
ent to purchase WAS but small, though OF spoc-
tators to the aale and "inspectors" Of tho stock
thero was no lack. Mai. Williams has furnished
lii the following record Of aalos, which viii be
OF interest to our renderB:
COWS AND 11ErFFRB
No. 2. Eight years, old: David owon, Caledonia,
rre%pssa S1 sssea coSst5 stt5s Ill., :o a aAs''
s No. tsza Three ysara old. David Owen caloaonis,
~ AZ rhr'o saara DID, A. A. Arnold, anlcavtllo
odsStS NJ 6 Vs Vssreg sYs D. Buchanan, Rio. oo'amS.
5gat1 NJ s 8se Is, yfs5ea D. buchanan, 'o Columbia
M, ko ;;g Four months old. r. ". Knbau, w"ltA.m
Fl s DID, T. Thomss aanasrsc S %' 5 i
oG1a Nn ~ GSnny, Tsn VT sd s1s2 ,o,,,r mi,
No. Il Three years o4 and hefar calf. II. H.
IN. No. T. Ia Ono year old. F. ", Nmlall, Wathsm,
No. i. One year old. John T. olnrk. nosbury,
Dano County, "ld., Slao.
No.. siz yeass old. J, sa,lrsa, su,npter, sauz
Mob. T1o ysurs old. J.w, TORI, aae.villo, Wis,
No. .. One yesr old. W. Chambers. Ashton, Dane
No. 1. Ono year old, D. buchanan, Rio. Wis.,,
NJ, ;. Ono year old, L. N. Fish, Rs0daburg, snnk
No. 3: one yssr oil F. W. Kimban, w4lshan,,
We. wish now to Gull tho attention Of tie
farmers Of sauk and adjoining coAnties to tho
roeord OF another aalo Of short-horus which tok
place at Abingdon, Ill.,, the 28tll of May lust,
and to make comparison Of the utock aold ant
tho prices obtained ut the two sales. Tho Abiny-
dou sale waa q "weefng-out salo, the rroprid-
tor OF the hcrd (Alrs. 2. Byram) raBerying about
10 hoad, including all her clloico animals. Tho
stock was quito tlln, tho female portion having
been winterod without elloter. Thore woro b3
animals disposed Of In all,-39 cows and oalves,
and II bulls and bull-calyaa, tho former average
ing $237 per head tho latter S163 per head, tho
total amounting to S1l,4Gl; the lowast price
paid for any ono animal being $50, the highoat
$720.
At tho Daraboo 8ale 10 1cal were disposed OF,
at total Of s2,655. Averaging 813o,7a per hcAl,
about bali whnt tlley ought to havo brought,
1t should bo borne in mind TINT VII tio gtocA
ofFered at Mai. Williams aale Wero pure-bretl
animals, whoh had boon mont carefully tended
and sAolterod during thoir whole lives, md wore
al in splendid condition at tho time OF tho Halo.
and that 1t Was ill no sense wseling-out Of in.
fertor animals, tho list including number here.
totoTo reaorved from aRlo,
, 1873-06-17

ouss tho ofrcumstancoH OF their auddoti uprising.
But ono man, wlo was loft staudiug by tic track
when tho train moved waa not so l,o]ty. lie
considered bis last leap for ifo. no 1--WE won't WITH.
out trowsara or any apology for then, and a mo-
n1ont later ho btoud, nailed but thankful, with
nothlng but hts shirt to brcalt tho froehnons Of
t9o night wind. Thus ho WAS loft to conso1n-
pinto t1lat sublime slight, train OF oara moving
across Q prairie. 11is clothes were left by Tho
portor Of tho car at the noxt station.
, 1873-06-17
mcD0nough County. III.

r. ~ = :.
Ine hlcDonouEh County central AHBocintton
n, adontod thu fo,iovino rcan,nt;ory
y "oopso" ~ sno 4'no"n'e 4o7oiuAoab
ltcsotrsd That common scnso would dictate that We
buy where 10 can buy tho choap9st and sell whoro
cau aoH Inc aeareat ana that all organizations based
on tho principle q making tho farmer or othora pay
tosnined hostility.
ieSotrcd Iaat 70 pledge ourselves hereafter not Ia
pnrcAaso any Article OF manufacture whose oWncra
fe1use 70 ,c1 20 ue ut wholesale pricos.
iteSotfed! Inat Tho elort now making by tho WAre-
nouao and Hailtoad Oomtnaslon, unlor authority Of
I1o AWt TO break up tho dishonest determinations Of
faroad and warehouse officials, moot with our Byn-
path ana we pled8e ourselves to ntl them with all
our roWors.
tNsotgfd, 4aat IN the luturo NO intend to Ako
Ye part IN selecting our county Ssato and National
oheers ana that 1n no caso will wo support any per-
nsea as aro Of general interest to tho agricultural
classes:
1te&otttd Ihat tho Hubtoct Of cheap transportation
Tor prodlote ia one that clans our moat carnes ami
UNDIVIDED Rttont1ou. Wo do not 8eck to control tho
noperty OF othors unwarrantably, are wo willing
partial and unjust legislation plumber us Wo admit
that tho railroads arc Indispensable, they aro ~
necessary for our convenience az VIC arc for their
profit. This docs not chango tho fact that they
arc oreatuTea OF tho M or that their rates are not
limo Of road In the hope TINT It would cheapon freight
our Is that instead Of reducing the rata Of
freight IT has tcfoaacd. The wrong must bo lfghtc
aud there ts only one alternative left. The creature
must oboJ the oreator-tho railroad companies Of this
6tato must obey the law. We belioyo that through
means to redress our grievances, md regrot that tho
law passed by tho last Legislature Is moor fulfill
, 1873-06-17
NEW SUITS.
3rATra DIETnfoT {


Wentmoyer v. Edward K0ck Fa. Isnthbhrt1 Christian
racsch, Eerlnuad E. Canda, md Joseph L. Lock-
wood.
TIiE BurEn1on Counr-4a, ,742--1amcs S1organ Y.
Horny 1tebenatein dtstrain for ront 43,743-John
mont, e52s ia74l-isaac Isubel Ct ni v Daniel Wo-
:: g: Il. ouinsn a1s.,.npslt, $i.o0o: s,74e-1sasa
& Son. ffe Y e. as.aps SS ssaa
john r. Dckey and hIarehnl neldcn.; confesa!on Of
judgment, $7le.4o. 43,76o-Wcsloy Morrill, Y. Enos
Fenton nnd Matte Fonton bill for specific pcrforn-
nnce Of CONTRACT. 4s751-dao. A. Mnthewaon Y. Al.
So. 4s'7ss9ot!ssas' Bank oi oSissse :. john
r. Dickoy aud Marshal Dollon; affidavit for gar
os al. =. John Dnuerman ct al; petition
for mcehanics' 1ien. 43,75A-M. III. Smith
Losts I se;Smets a1sS,mps ns So9
and John Dso; asan.npat, $500 4sTsoSs!a. Gold
and x. Schmidt, under firm stylo Of tho J. II. nrune
wick Il Dalke Company: aaa,impait. $500. &3757-
Abraham Swnrtz Y. joaeph Wenlthal confession Of
Judgment, $3.50. A3,75s-Alol]io v. john L: Dcron;
dvorco OIL ground Of drunkenness. 43,769-Daniel T.
Ki1dor :. nentamin F: Stanley; appeal;
turing Company v. L. schoenfoll !. schoonfela and
caas. T,3t2-Appcal. 7,sl3-Joshua e. Ambrose '.
Dabcock Manufacturing Company; uaaumrs, 81, 600.
7,344-Apponl. 1856 to 7,35o-Rcatorcd csaos 7337-
Appeal 7358-festorod case. 7,359-Jatnes lluther-
channels Lien. 1850 to 7,370Tax appeal honla. 1871
Restored csac. 7,312-van nrownoll '. Livingston
Compton, Heuhon II. Compton, Thomas D. Marsh, and
John g. Compton.
, 1873-06-17

From Tie BaFdUo0 {17ld'1 EtpHV'tb. =
These pests are againu,akfng tholr appe arance
In overwhelming n,imbors, and promise to DO
oyon more ot1eotual tlan heretofore in cleaning
out the potato crop In this vicinity. They ap-
pear to ait around watching until a potato vino
makes its appearance above ground, wl,en they
"go tor Il" with tho tonaolty Of 4 hRlf-starVed
, 1873-06-17
LowiatDyvN, Xix


Tho Lewlatown Farmcrs' Club, at q meeting
on the 7th inst, adopted resolutions, Is fol-
lows:
WHKnrAs, The people Of tho sate Of 1llnois and Of
the othor States Of tho Union gcyously oppressed
with rnonopoeR Of various knds but especially from
tile railroad corporations, aud regard or respect ls
rendered by thom to the laws Of tie country or tho
wehoa Of the people, and because such oppreHsious do
c1ist md arc bcar1ng heavily upon tho farmers md
other producing cassea Of society thoy therefore
organizing themselves n clubs md oranges to protect
corporations, aud believing That financially and
morally benefit our condition. and at tho Same tino
boneht tho condition Of MI with whom VIC mny nsBo-
ciRte whogo interests in common with cur OWL !:
therefore,
Resolved, That tho interest Of the producers is the
interest In common Of evory oher class Of society
and believe 1t to 10 the duty Of every other Law
abiding c1uZon to nnito with us lu rttting down any
and all organizations that hnvo for thor aim and oud
aelhsh qualification Of their interests ut tho ex-
peugo Of any or all others.
Farnlers' oub Of ~ Lewiston, '' do invite 'aI al
other law abiding citizens In the townhhip
to organize " not already organzel1 III ach eocietca
may 10 for their best interests and unite with ug IN
bringing about reform In such uingn, In Which We
feel wrongod-that Will DO for tho best ntercsts
Of aocicty and thu good Of all concerucd.
lesotped, That we recommend to our county organt-
zhon to extend such Invitation to tho cizons Of the
county alao that tho Bnte Association 10 requested
to consider the subject mud to c1tond the same to the
citizens Of tho Stats, that may not together as one
nisn with tho people, for tho bcneht Of tho whole.
, 1873-06-17
HOW A COUNTRY EDITOR GOT INTO
THE JUBILEE.
And What Iuo sn,v and I1cnrd Thero,

Last Wednesday, morning, In oompnny viii viii n
cor-lond Of Orogonians. wo ioft town 6v tho d. l.
L. H. H. for tho great commercial contro Of lilo
Western Oontinont. Everybody aboard tho
g g celebrate THO rebuilding and resurrection Of
chicago, and that was euougl to wake mp oyerY-
9oay; Ana than Gilmore was to be here, worry
noted" individual from Boston. A city tint
That a had a,de1 been IRON pan hGE T. ssss as By 9Io
Torthy Of his Grandoat musloal conception.
sitm Eive7{ s road loading nto tho city ia laundering
Snaea ~,,m osVy H. Laden trains to an o1tent
e. nsody 59saS aaa Ts S9s ssn , in Ss h.,
STons1al to adna are The eagor sghsoors ie out Il
iogls Ing o 4s aaa massive structures vhieh
mmard ,uuHa down 3 1fom their dT2y heghtH They
| tho beauty Of doBfgn and elegance Of finish. To
soc iA to believe, and the countless thousands Of
nptnfEnoa 1acoa prove that tho love OF tho boau-
=, etaengor 60 :nsm the fenS OF bonE termed
a,ornlng, oyory hotci in tho City wns full TO ovor-
flowing, ind even the great Pacific, with It's acros
Of rooms, bod to surrender, and IL propriotors
anologlzo Tor lack OF ACCOMMODATIONS and "con1-
h o It. s evsy ono "a hne2 ee ee a1o5s bss
and ablo to oet ffa wefght in wiidcata. Ho WHO
can got d chair to nod il Is @ lucky dog; but llo
WHO, ~no, ,oan e aeouro hnn Of one-third Of bed,
ogon u y 1e made M up on the floor, is absolutely
~N-eS w StIlGAAAelA w
go and hoar tho musicians 1ubilato. We had id
vaf,tlsod 3or tho oig chow, and told everybody
70 10 On hand TO enjoy the HightB and hearings At
haH I, railroad fare, for which service, according
70 lineage newspaper stat'Htica aud circulars,
We we're TO roooiVo oomplimontarloa Learing
nn at proae tekets were supplied at 81 Washing
ton sstoss re nado 1of thos locality, aud finally
surrounded ml It after on hours dilgent cearoh.
.., pssr sno ooor az tho baok end Of hail on tho
srnona h9oG, wns susponaoa haB on which vas
rI.nLeu rlt.u,@1l. 'uni!e9 ta Commateee. We walkod
5a;1lt 5aa;I1sd Il VI ssca our caae' anu askod Tor tho
..aa itl, ono gentleman, Who
~ ~. j, ~ ol.y e.ols happy oy tue score told
1ont;t+, =" t;. ate W 14fnIah Ptoo1 0f our
Wcra cooinr s4eAots to couau oo saYen Iningn
neas os1 1nnS ,, w u yefy soTlons
us to 20 to Sam Ne1u and Get n vouciar for
our protlorea evidence. We oxpoatulatod with
him, and told him that wo wero not acquainted
WITH that gentleman, but al to no purposo. Ho
Wae lnexorablo as tho GRIND Tycoon, and as Do
void OF sympathy na m oyBtor. Not wisbinG to
, 1873-06-17

Ing, which las boom on for sovoral days boforo
Judge Treo, will probably bo concluded today
Wagner WAS proyon, and lcttora tostnnontary
woro granted 10 Sophia, Wagner, undor g bond,
to DO approved, Of $4,000; and tho will Of
tamontary granted to Thomas b1arBton, unaor
bond, to bp approved, of $4,000.
Jn.nca rutherford ttos hla petition In TUG
Superior Court ngninst ]. ". h1cGuinoss and
D. uess for n mechanical lion on the ground and
building On tho southeast eornor Of Wnbaall
avonuo and Adams Btroot. Ills amount Of tho
contract WAS S10, 900, md complainant aVcrs thai
$4,000 Of. this Ia still unpaid.
Two appeal caaos boforo Judge Portcr, viz.
Moss Y. snowell, woro decided III favor q plain-
tiff for e60 nnd tamagos onoh. Baforo tho Bamo
Judge. in tho caae Of Martin Dunn. V. William
md UhriRsian Boring, q suit for mochanlo'a lien,
a verdict WAS rendered In favor Of plaintiff for
a1o4,1o. LII tho caso Of tho rlayor d Toboy
Joseph 3. Shepherd, Shepherd m m action in aasumpAit, ] ia
yeralot was rendered In ,ayor Of ,plaintlfs for
a7,8l7.53. In tho chse Of Judd OF nj. V. Doro,
an.action In asaumpeit brought by plaintiff to
rocoycr for soryicea dono by him In measuring
on tho Potter palmor buildings, 9 verdict was
rendered In favor Of plaintiY for s249.
, 1873-06-17


In tho 1natter Of Waltos Van volgo aud Jacob
Dlnkonnan T.. J. Hobart yesterday palisionel the
Court for 5000 for seryicos to the eAtato ~
Assignee In trust for cro.1itorH, Rud lnbor per-
formed In taking care Of tho property up to Tho
tine Of tho appointment Of i Provisional Az
RiEnee, and Il rctcrouco WAS made to 1logiaer
1lhhara to take proof, tho Asnigneo to be duly
rio Assiauoo Of tho estato Of tbo 17n;toa
States Brick Machine Company yesterday ro-
ported sAlon OF property under tho orders Of tho
Court, already reported, namely: tho machine
shop, with machinery oto, therein, at tho south;
Gust corner Of Clinton aud Monroe btroots. and
tho compnny'n brlokyard, with ongino, oto., sub
! iect to oncnmhraucoa, for tho sun total Ut $3.50,
to Elisha Lee Tho Court approved tho sale,
subject to objections by Monday morning .uext.
Areforonce for tlnal report was ordored In tho
mattor of Nathan Underwood ct al. to Rogiutor
Crain; same i'll tlo mattor Of John q. Swartz
| ct al.
The papora and proceedings in l.. II. Flor
| shoim wore yesterday referred to Register iIb-
Motion for now trial. in tic ,nGtter Of, Slana-
han l. Weat, waB yesterday oyerrulod. Counsel
for dofendnnts thcn moved In arrest Of judg-
lnent whicl. was also ovorra'led, aud adjudica-
tion waa ontorel.
THE COURTS coNDEaHEp.
james Morgan applies in tho Superior Court
md sn eLatteis eoansd III zis Wabash ~ aveuuo s,
belonging to Henry Liobenatoin.
Ferdinand nittor OF nj. petition in tho Bupo-
rior Court for q mechanics lion for el0B.0l OH
Lot 38, Block 10, D. n. Leea Addition to Chi
cago, and building thereon, the property Of Da.@-
mann.
III Judge Booths room was recommended tho
cnso Of tic milwaukee, & St. Paul nailroad Com
pany V, John +. Eberhard ct 81. ThiH IL CON-
damnation suit involving tho appropriation OF
| several piocoa OF property belonging 10 different
proprietors. and tho partioulata thereof will bo
| glyon In tho verdict as aoou as 1t is rendered
~, The case OF Harrington v. Dearlove, for &25,-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
Port OF NEW YORK, MAY 5. 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Franconia. Bragg PortIapd-y FAmes.
Ship Strathearn Obj, Jarman, Llverpool-Henderson
Bark Irene (Nor), Nielsen, London-Funch, Edge Co.
. Bark Askur (Nor), Sorensen Lubeck-Funch, Edge Il
Bark Martin Luther Nor), Olsen, stockholm-Tetcns
Bark Frledief (Nop, Petersen Cronstadt-Tetens
Bark Rudolph Ebel (ier) otto. Dantzig-Fnnch, Edge
Bark Carlton cogrins Hayana-Brett Son Co.
Bark Teresa Orr, Adams, Cienuegos-J a Fowler.
Bark orchilla Hayener, Matanzas-Walsh, Field
Bark Cherokee GER. Hons, Port Caledonla-Ruger
BTig Mary Grace dr'. Pettis, Windsor. Ns--D Dc
Brig Kate Upham (Br). Brown, st john Mp 1 Ne
Brig Adeline Richardson, Crowley, Mobile-J D Hurl.
brig Il Epping Ger. Bu.ow. Brunswick, Cav T
schr Julia Baker Baker. Harbor Island-B Wen
schr Eva II Lewis, Lewis Harbor Island-B Wen.
schr Robert Myhan, Doane, Harbor Island-BJ Wen
schr Thetis usr, Rourke Pictou. Ns-Heney Parker.
schr Crandall (Br), Petts Windsor, NS-Crandall,
schr Horatio Nichols, Dupuy Mosquito Inlet, Fa-van
schr Kh6dea Blew, Newell, Chareston-slaght &
schr Lizzie, scull Richmond-saght 4 Petty.
scnr hindbers lIomas washington Dc-Van
sch s il Hurbut, Griffin, Washington, DU-van Brunt
schr Carrie Melvin, Andrews Miles Rivers Loud /
schr Lizzie bakers (Br), Mcdonald. ElizabethporP
schr J Moulton, Crowley, Newburyport-z Simpson.
Schr G Ii Macomber, Higgins, Lynn, Mass-B Mctcalf
schr Pointer Thrasher, Providencc-H jackson 4
schr Susan Nash, NASH Bridgeport-H W Jackson &
Co.
schr Ellen Louisa Bishop, New Haven-H W jackson
scnr Maggie Cain, scul, Sag Harbor-Evans, Ball &
Steamer Maynower Fults. Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06
Retirements and Promotions.

Under the recent act OF Congress retiring naval
officers at the age OF sixty-two years four rear
admrals will be retired this year namely George
F. Emmons In August, Charles Steedman in Sep
TENDER, William Rogers Taylor in November, and
Thornton A. Jenkins in December. The retirement
OF these officers will promote Uommodores John
J. Amy, James II. Strong, Z. G. Parrott and VIM.
Reynolds. Commodore Case will sail from New
York next Wednesday, in the Scotia, to relieve
Rear Admiral Alden OF the command of the
European squadron at Nice, June l.
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FIRE IN EAST HOUSTON STREET.
Loss $4,000.

Fire broke out yesterday morning in the two
story frame house Nc. So East Houston street,
occupied by Michael Walsch, metal tin roofer,
and II. F. Pick, cigar dealer, causing damage Of
about three thousand dollars. Walsch's loss is
estimated at $500; insured in the Metropot an
Insurance Company Tor $1,000 Mr.. Pick sustained
damage OF about four hundred dollars and was
insured IN LIE Relief Insurance Company for 5000.
Inc puIdpg belonged Jacob Weeks and was de-
etr0yed. Ii was fully insured
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THBs CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, May 6, 1879.
The special committee appointed by the House,
.ofComnons to investigate the afrars OF tae Pacific
Railwaythave resolved to portpone their inquiry
until Juy.next and TO sit thereafter ia secret This
action was,taken at the request OF the government
The minority OF the committee nave protested
against Che resolution and appealed to the Honse.
The matter Will be taken up there tomorrow. and
an exciting discussion is expected.
The Governor General has signed the Grand
Trnnk RAILWAY Arrangemen AZ act.
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY, ls7s- QUADRUPIE SHEET

schr Decatur Cakes Latham, F.Iw York for SALEM
sch haruer snitS Eliza thpor tor Fall kyer
River ~-'
schr Sylvester Hale r.xaeman New York for Taunton
scnd caroline W nelia, Crowley Elizabethport cr
schr orlando g nlth Ferris York for Portchester.
cch Gce s,y Surger. New York for Stamford.
c cenn .als surton Burey New ork tor Stamford.
S'o"nici >Alatea Gale, New York for Fall River.