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New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
NANAI INTLILIGfNCE

W,SurNcToN. Ort. Il irjit. Chas F.. Callahan
r oIferr! to tho ship Pgu2' at PhaH'rlh Ma.
0u!CIr tu the SWaiitd comma. Der
detached irons duty r. lighthouse .N't-
Ion and 'I,cd On waiting Orjc- LrI r3 'Jin'Eantti ld
,.ri Il.r detached duty ~ tnr naval Eil Il ~
Ic3pUc l-l -d ard ordered TO sprca rhhosro oy. idri
!, rrl b. d- a ht iron, The Tuscirori end .iurlrd to
H.. .s Master -. H. hyde = detached nom tlc iu.i
ana uri.id Iuscai"l. ttS samuel Gee an!L ~.
s 9. -. del ache, from tlc ul Oitrlct tp ten
lr,.... Uity b,aai %" fortune.
D.a..t T..,"l ~ the Navy DrpNiH'n il ii' mug
rlr l.i.e troa report the attn Of the oi"ceio ai
crew. oi iho NCss. is tat station good.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

When sheridan was asked ut an amateur
PLAY Which r.rouucr =" liked bast, he replied. The
rr1nptrr; FOR saw less and heard more OF linn than
else
When the food had commenced Ill calves
ton. Old coiOred woman whose house thc water hid
no, vr reached, warned to gtt ont Of Tie Wdy o
danger Firm ~ hcr fith that, according 10 ScrpiGial
urouisc the world woud moi ht drowned again she re-
fn,od 10 dgr and in her house until II went 10
uiccrs Then SIC padded ashore on the bed OF tabr'
with GOOD deaf ~ her iaith washed ou Of b'r but with
10 other rrtar{ ilan this: 81 c!Ic 70 goodness, us
yel's berry murhlbic -
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
in the case. Of Harding and Byron wa, for next

Wednesday.
L. f. Fass charged with passing conntsIfcs SI1 %dV
limited states Treasury held YESTERDAY, pt
snn,r Shields in $500 bail Among those ,,n H
OF the United states tlrcuit Court no nna
Michael Boyle. James McOratn 1hciiv
Giuiatto Antonio tiabb and Juan Ramirez Ihey ar a
accused OF dealing counterfeit money Ihe onces W
First Precinct by instructions from capt Pey carry N'L %
day morning. arrested the following persona oi rif,,n
ihe Excise selling liquor without license h
L. stark Of No 90 Robert Simington OF No ~ anu 'on @
Caynor OF No IS Futoust Hermann Kuhbe of No -, au
Vim Kennedey lOj Maiden lane lney weln eac
aured furnish bail in 800 yesterday at inc lous o
GOult
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Gouses Gno farms IDanle0.

A SMALL FAMILY would like to RENT a
~ FU RN IsIFD HOUSE where whole part of rent would
taken vaId. Address II. IT, Turner
Co.. lI9 Chambers II.
COUNTRY HOME WANTED.-PlaIn, good
v sized house. few o land within I'VE hours of
New York Iuust De Gnnsjasably healthy especially free
malaria have handsome prospect cost not over
s+uj0 casa, Address COUNTRY HON ME Gaze o. John NJ
riCs 2l6 West 3lst-st.
IOWA LANDS WANTED.
Wanted purchase. for cash. Lands in Io"a and North
crn Nisslufi. Adtrees, with MI particulars
ALEN.S :. PO KEER, ~ state 81, Bostor aass
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

NEw-YonR. Thursday. Oct. 7, 1879.
At the Exchange SacsroOms to-day the at
tendance was small
M.-sr, A. H. Muller & san 7old plot of ground on the
southeast corner OF FOuIthaye aud NnetyrI-t-st,
100 to Lewis Levy. plaintiff in suit FOR $50 coo
Tn. sale on wednesday ~ .. ~. picrs9n ~ lots at
Round Laic y y, by OF Ter OF the Round Lake Camp
Neriiug A.sociaUu, well attended and = success
the los were old bJ premium, and FOB were disposed OF
for Tine aggregate sum Oi r.'iS13 -.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Real Gstate 90 gxtbau9e.

TOR EXCHANGE-City houses for West
chester property valuable property IN chicago and Mich
gan nearby property; Jersey city lots Tor a good
store JAMES BROWNING, 3l Broadwag.
SUORE FARM of 100 acres and COUNTRY
- RESIDENCE end Long island, and clear
TO EXCHANGE for house up tO%n IN NeH-IWk CiiJ.
rutland & WHITING, Rec kman-5t.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Gonr,rn Real estate for Sale.

RNOR SALE or ENCHiNGE-A VIRGINIA
PLANTATION. ~ acres VerS productive b. ug one o
tie BEST Cumberland County, sti11 30 niles we1l C
ne tn acrD nsn. vr al In guod lor; stock included. II
rcd cheap ekohangr fur Foi Northern arnn
pIOgerty. lit NJ = HAYNES, lSI E.u.iAly.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
A RE1rcrANr POLICE BOARD WINES.

James Kcrrigan came yesterday before Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers. to explain MS
refusal 10 obey subpoena. requiring him to appear ana
testify before tho Police Commissioners. in the case OF
Cant McCullagb Mr. Mclean, appearing FOR the Com
lnissoncrs insisted that Col kcy gans failure to appear
before them on Wednesday, after adjournment OF TINS
proceeding was sufficient ground on wnch to proceed
TO punishment Col Kcrigans counsel argued thni the
order OF the Court did in way consran the re-
spondont do anything but am "er The hterfoEao''eS
Col Keuigan himself interrupted his counsel aud ad-
dressed the Court discaimnS any disrespoct 10 tie
Court bat acknowledging that he not inclined 20 20
before the Police Commissioners, "a COMP naloh OF
,bcycs inlrss he WAS compecd 20 do by the Court
lie cop.!icrea this an attCmpt 90 ktdnaP hln.
Ind g Lawrence put thr matter over f0T IN lo'r anu
thc, on the assurance oi that lc ~Crd appear
hefcre The Police Board Monday, dismissed the pro
CeelinL.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
THE COURTS.
THE STRUGGLES OF TWEED.
EFFECT OF HE RECENT DECIsIoNs-oBJECTIoNs

ERFECr or HE RECENT DECISIONs-oBJECTloNs TO
OPPORTUNITIES FOR Further DELAYS.
The counsel for the People and for Tweed
came yesterday before the supreme Court General Term
10 settle the under tho decisions published ester
day The affirmation Of Judge Barretts order OF arrest
occupied time IL being order of afiirmancc
but the order reversing Judge Donohues order for bill
OF particulars matter OF contest Before that order
was made the plaintiffs had extended Tweeds time TO
answer dcmur make such motion rs he should be ad-
viscd" When these extensions were exhausted an order
was obtained extending Twceds time to answer only so
that when Judge Donoucs order TOOK effect he had five
DAYS TO answer but for no other purpose The decision
Of the General Term TO place him in the position he
was in when judge Donohue's order was made HIS
counsel Dudley Field, yesterday asked that the Court
would settle the order give him the alternative OF
deinur1inR making motion. MT Pcchilail' loI tue
People willing to him any REASONABLE courtesy,
but not any thing which should he the cause OF any uter
dilatoy poceodngs Tic first order was signed but Ae
Court took the second one under adyisemcnt
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
r4SSEIGEPS SAILED.

FOR HhMRUEG-ia si1aiHsatJ GtFTf, oct. I.-Ii Berg
hammer aad lads. Ilcry Wari Emil Camel Nm r. Les, -
,ari Oiiutof Mrs Reynolds Miss hai' icNnHp,, H.
WalI,nerg n. Do'ci. Miss Anna L"s"h f NJ H. Lever
-o Andrea y, Marcus Lew -, Nrt;t1 -w n,
Ir,nz JOS. iau IAO1hard Bur@wcRcr, J. i,ananu, T. IL
IT.ic. 3t;ba 4. h.-iuCr Mas tu:'Zy
s0er,chaka Miss hmsa s"lwsr1, Miss A1aiena kieer.
s Sc.,midf ictLeeT.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Broohlnn ncal Gslats for sale.

4 DESIRABLE 10th Ward PROPERTY IN
- ;iat 81. =, 90 81 bOI!,ol, yluc TIJOOO 10 EACAANGE
Ypf country iSlrac- worth about $4,000. RI LAND
WITHIN, B-rknaubt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
ChLLNDARs -TnIs DAY.

strgglg COURT -CIAIuFEs- LhWEENgr.J.
oG c,rirs art Bu.d.n.i l72.afa Of Atlantic G.
T. Co
nn Nn. .lInnl aci L 4 Oi l1S. Ocnan Nat. Bank agt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
rnoxz1 sENrrNcEp TO LlFE IMPRISONMENT

In the Court OF Oyer and Tcrniner, before
Jrdrc Brrt the trial OF Giuseppe 'FRONT.' for thc killing
OF John Mori was ended yesterday by verde; Oh nufdcr
IN tho second degree Thc evidence "a reported !eS'e'-
day disclosed rather brIa case Of killing where the
accused after quarrel with hs victim went away anu
returning stabbed him again and again The prisoner :
counsel yesterday argued that his amounted really oNy
10 a case Of killing in hasty anger Assistant Ds'iic
Attor,cv LYONS on behalf Of the People. claimed that
thc proof showed uG>iy anger, hut G"io' rae iheh
ton after time fur AMER 90 cool, 20 aycnse cu IL
su,t by tis death OF MOroii. 40
The inry retired at ~ o'clock aud had E-ftGn a. -
o',iork hut owing 10 Jud-c HarrCttS ansenc' dd 10"
p,ye f,cr verdict till ~ O'Clock. Il mlrler III '
second d--rec. The prisoner. both perSoEllS m
through his counsel. thanked the luFynth "r tlc me-
ciiul view they had taken Judge Bilic'' eo'!'' ''
prisoEe. 10 Imprisonment f0r HE
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08

MINIATURE ALMANAC A.,
a,n ,i... sOi sur sets.. 532 Moon sets...., Morn
~ pIgH WATER THIS DAf-A X -. , re
u.na, uook la Cows Island 207 Hell q. Ferry 3;oo
' HGH WATER ms DAY.. NJ - -. 100
sandy Hook. 2.U3 Cows ihlan0 I'0f W. i'''' '
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.

9l C3hHo, iHSr. 595 Grrlrqci 50 coo
Inrk, Martha and hUsband. t. MarPlr', Hogan, m .
sir,acnts uf 5N-ai, OF HtiilNu ...'.. l1,J
.,,, M .|, t. II y uf ,il~t " uf 9th ave. 1000
-anr io same u OF ,,Sth ~, Oi 9hINc--..-. I1.OOO
~atjtficr and husband. 10 L = iIu-J 60 . 10000,
vcrIs OF 2latSt. Of J .------ l2,oOo
III, i Hi 7, 4 Ii ,.t' ." Of Sfiatr ..'....... ~ $50
Ipre.. Nav i, Edith Il TOBIAS year oI &l7t-
batwe"n 'th and ithaytS ~
oi * s' 1e .o'N''. o''- y,.' 1906
David. Jarob Dauzis ger and other, tnontl>;ns
Btnfa, Matthias ard WIFE 90 Francis IEFgrit aud roo
others years; ut ara A. o wet ~ h,.- E,JOo
yrT. o. 6tl Il; " ct AVE- 24G3
yr... '' 20 10 IT, Of i 49,. 5000
Il ft Auguatl ana husband, 10 Leopold ilnaun, .
year ~ % Gth-si.... 1000
Mai fie"S. Edward aud others 10 Nathan hat'lsNs, 90.
Nt9r; BIOllst, Of Wal Il l2oOoO
HcuiurT JnO NJ. to George : iioubner, ) yedis; q
corner 18th ~ and 1th-dYs. 2O,OOO
stgs PGbii, priye sGa i51atc g ,sj.... 1000
g. -. 5;i 1000
1is, ,9ii PWari, 1850
lO1raLI J. Y SA;AGE, Deputy Register
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
NllsefllauccuS

A DSFRTISERS who desire to reach country
readers the West do n The Oot aud cheapest
using more sections ~ kllLoGGN Great
Newspaper III t.. apply - \ y. KELLOGG, 79 Jacksohs
CHICAGO. H., OF H. W. FOSTER l5D WORTH ST. " 1.
I AIDES Hats this day at reduced prices SO
Hats reduced $l5 Drcss Iias reduced from So
Snlendd children. old Lalcs' Hats. BINNS &i
lln,ry ICl Broadway, stairs. Save tli4.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
PERFECTION!
BOX KliR'S BiTTERS.
beware of Counierf-iis and limitations.
Proposals.
NfOTICE no RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
n SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by tn under
z.ue WaverIy Uhc unt 70 ocock noon oi I'll SbAN
oct construction Of the Sprughe4 JachaOn and
"oneIJy railroad springfield, Clarke County to
Jackson, ~ Jack son County, OHIO
Bs Sl r T,ciy 0n the entire construction oi ne hod
following Graduation and
ansoury Rigo uptr5truotl0n Crosstos lron Track Lay
Ing and i3ullAaing.
iroal, specifications &C. br and general INF Tna
ou given the Chief Engineers OGice, IN Waycrly Pike
CuUniy OHIO. 49,. 49,.
IN. tumplny tho light T. reject alt tbds
Or any Dol ION, tn,roOL LAaiEs EMMl1i, PrcsGuut
". G. AGNEW, Chief Engineer
PROPOSALS FOR STONE.-Sealed proposals
viii received ~ the once - the Trustees u tho New
YORK and inoklyn lrdgr No 81 water a. brookNh unil
p. the delivery ui luOl
cubic yar1 backing 800 cubic yari, cu face stone and
.I cubic ali O limestone alNo ur the de-
livery ~ 81 cubic yards 81 granite cOinca 2oO cnD kaT
grant stone and 81 cubic yards granite atcrS frni'
ions may be bad the Plans may at
En1ntors Ocn corner Cherry aud DOYor sts. Now 0r&
city.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Citn .Jroperlp Co Cet.

E'LATS to RENT-m Grand Circle Hotel,
OF 50h-st. Sh ave, and PiOdi"aE OTIS elevators,
iantOr. and steam heat finest location IL tIe city
A1RENCH FLATS-All modern cOnvenicuccs;
six and seven rooms besides bathroom. Inquire of the
anOr janltFess so. ~ West fiiy third ST.. between
tih ana SIXthaNes.
Two RENT-A beautifully furnished HOUSE,
three oor. from Fhave. T. small family Address "
H., l.. y. Box, l,S52.
r5'O LET-The TIL HIRD and FOURTH FLOORS
io,sc 7Sj Lexington ave, near Olstsi; rent, 500
Inquire 0f the O', Ni.iG
rANO LET-Half OF three-stOIy HOUSE, with
al improvements. partially WtHrI-tri; location
desirable ent IN Harlem references required
address a. y. h., station L.
rSNO LET-The best FRENCH FLATS, o and
Park high o;oop brownsione house. lG >aot 1ShsI
a. FNGELIAPDf.
'I'O LET-1hrcc-stor and high basement
HOT 50, 3i3 Fast f9iiist IL being ntwlT pap'ud
and paaiei ac elevated range, and AL improve
mems. Rent SO. Apply to h. FOSTER 81. Luxe slaor'
IaToy-st.
v11O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OX50
in a nae briilag f.cng city HAL PARK wei
adapted FOR billiard rO0n having high ceiling fne
light ani easy Apply To j. y. WfCKpFP Go, II
PaTkrUH.
IrNFURNTSHED HOUSE to LET.-Threc
sto s. nigh stuoD HOUSE, 2ojl 81. near Madison ave;
rent o 200, dentist Ulce reserved Apply at ~ East
.Sgl -.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Counlrn tlropcrtn 90 Get.

PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
located. I-l groUut, deppis rent 80 per
month ID good cu-ut' Address M "UAL FRIEND, AND
uus Olicr
TgONTCLAIR, \. J.-BroCk Farm to lease,
.sI With privilege purchase" terms egsyi coW' horses
trt, NJ ; and Furnished hosts. desired possession H'nl'
tutaly AGtrsE T. .. BoE2li
N5ARKET GARDENERS, ATTENTION.
w LEASE, shares or FOR cash To- part WIN exc
r,ce and necessary outt 3 excellent LAND aD0u
cir: GOOD mark paIIy pllitei IN fruit ~ berries
uitab. pacr married whose wo will 30 hoS"F"k
Tor small plain family Address ONH ii BOX lo Elizabeth,
NJ.
TsrO LET or FOR SALE, furnished on un
! f,rr4hrf-An ELEGANT HOUSE. cOrtruinG latl,
fnr,gr. cr at Wr-tleld Central r. r. Depot. %
Iir class paIty take Ialy Drar very mol rate
ADDRESS AIALDNA, BOX 1878 =. o.. y. y.
TEYO LET or LEASE.-A very elegant RESI-
DENCF situated AZ ipgshrig-. - minutes ride rom
Grand Central Depot iiu-np RIVER Railroad the dwell
mo j. ftLn tlrt minutes walk the depot, well healed
M .rn hri. house. with Abundance 81 water AMI gdr ana
fuv furnished about 23 acres OF lawn ahd saltich
a,6 very excllrnt staLlr immediate possession. Address
OXN Ei, BOX 2,624 p. y. p @.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Counirp Real @siate for Sale.

TOR SALR-Large and small Farms on Tan
gier sound a. r. GARDNER Westover. somersot CO.. Md
EOR SALE-1hree fine suburban RESl-
DENcEs. with extra good improvements to 20 scrss %
abundance OF ffult also. Two nis
class FARMS OF 100 acres each. from . 70 Inles uoin
Ithaca y. Y: Onr fine graded pubic schoolS WI noi"o
University AFFORD advantages hdhress
w W. AYERS, Ithaca y. Y.
DOR SALE-A gcntleman's COLN lRf
PLACE consisting Of 20 acres In high state of cuu's
ton handsomely located in u those charming to valleys
on the line of the Erie Railway 20 this city,
from station consist OF large STONE
HOUSE rooms in complete order for Winter summer
residences barn. house carnage house. granary wood
house. heDnsry tOohouse and workshop; outbGdngs ana
fences every thing about the place in complete order
stock crops farming utensils viii be sold win the pace,
desired Price independent OF crops, &c, $4,000 Address
j. a.. OwneT, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
PARrII.-SEDGwICK. J.

5ss. Hagen cs nj sgt Kup WI "e>
si4 .ndcaara SI asl Murphy sss Kc.her sg Brennan
Ss%; s: s % ssss. 81 ss r. r.
ans a2s G%HSn sgt t M"caS s14 Medcms sg Gormana
s02 scott sur &c, agt loo1"put.co' - a." '7' 'f
744 M H. C. CO. sgt Ryan.
COMMON PGEAs-TRiA. TEgN-PART &c r DAILY {.
1l3e pbvfe art omstead 1850 axt. Mbsnh'
4. 7sS > a i "a stein act r,.cy
1925 sc. as 1858 s6eT aS' Sd Ave H.
1858 1853 MotaT S%fI q iGsss as Daniels
'''' taing, r. "s' 1866. same ast. Same
154o shears agt. Green.
P,RrII-J F. DALY,J.
e,ss r,coO 80, walsh - 1853. Globe C Co ag
Ave 15sS'Ss s1y ss nv RS5'Sa and
1913 lyons ast , Glass ,,o, s,ms Sno, az, Same.
2IO5. King agt The Mayor 362 Bcsae ss, 4 Tsoncv
eil5 Tone agt The Mayor. 1865 Krass as wea's and
1857 Boyd agt. sherlock.
EQUITY TEGM-LARRgnoRH. J.
30 Hancken agt Park. 70. .sanxay agt Hamel
MAllNI CotRT-TmAL TEgM-PART i-AiRtRJ'
5oso Marlin ct al ast Lus. 1868 Dollner ct al act
5o77 scHes,inrcract piscr CFalrhanks ct al agt
100 ltsurers agt Webb qo-- piiSyc pay; al AIT Kraft
& Woodwar S%5sR aGl : %I p NJ CO. a. 255 siss ss 6seic
i9s Fraasc asi IIoracdel 1862 saiir al agt Iiav-
ana ma eTiy.
J03O.. Met lave agt. CIaddOck
and ano.
P,RT u.-No calendar.
PART III.-sPAULpISG. J.
1902 Phelps agt Setter. 3J9l Connolly aSI "os'hec
Wells agf iafrriy. al
32lb Gnl ct a. ag Bouioh. 329i hlmm lsteu hg'' AM"
I427 .Sau,r agt IwCy re" u al. r..,,
;bgS Inwrnthal act Shat 1896 GTuss et a ast Bafth
tuck. ~ a. r mi.
5ojj Go,,pcft oot AIdrigc S2gT Bradley rgt. Phillips
j25S OhcrSteller COGnan t29c Murray e ipnfls,
23S7 .Carkson al agt Kit $500 iinti hst iiepe'A W
soil ai
24SS SpTOsOn ct al. agt. Kit
sell
ST-sTpNS-St'TIfEUtANp. J-Phtfl'E Wiatn' fu
arl Grady Ttouas Nha.n robbery Richard 81. Ncyins
JOIN smith George Mnghci BURGLARY JHu,s 'ity EIst
Ernn, fiuiin. grand lai
ccrv Michael OTarIill, OFaTrel, receiving SiGien
goods tItrr, Crrishairr Levi AaTHs receiving
stolen goods Charlie Ta,h William schultz. August Cur
niger Gambling; Reilly, grand larceny John ~ Nc
D6vr John Sullivan r. ONcii, JOHN H. Connor' a.
saut and battery.
Wilson, ntOiOrc Reed murder.
S;r.auA COURT BIFfLO y. ~ oct THE follow ing ~
u''iirr day calendar ~ uaiO iuf oct y 1917
Sos. IL, 1913 1T. IGI. 10 lGl, l7G, ll3. $2
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Gtationern.

furn,ture
E|OR CASH BUYERS-Yelvctcens Carpets,
Maues Cloths. Cashmere Oyercoatiug. Horse and Bel
Blankets, 8urais &rcSrIm.. SheCtmg uhoislcry Goods
La, Robes, sc. ANDREW LESTER 81 Co. 3il Bruiway.
NURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
i Large stock, superior quality ana low prices It - ~
CDWPEHIHWAIT e Co.'S lj5 and la Chathams St
r,t rrauction prices next 30 days Chamber SutJ
from 81. Parlor SUITS, from 600.
~ g. SELLEN,
4. DESKS
OFFICE
LIBRARY FURNITURE.
No. lO3 FULTON 81, Now York.
Pine Cylinder Desks
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Guropean advertisement

T'OR SALE-Thc American Patent f0l the
! ltguu.aoture and sale Of THE MALT BREAD AND
BfSCTIlS. Apply TO Tie patcutec, JOHN c. POoLEf,
Chemist, Bath, England
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
CONFINEMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1OI4 O'CLOCK
AND IIi2 O'CLOCK 4. II.
FIRsT BOARD-lOi2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
j,s Of St2ts Bonds Raiirodd D9;Ufs Bank and Rat

{ North West Pref
iUl....lc. ~
lNU........ 52's
| Clcyo ard PIitsGtsi
2t....'c ~
100 oil. b.. 81
lOo........ JJt
/ ~ Paul
nOJ hcsB 20
~ Paul Pref
3 Hl... Dc. go.
| 5NO........ h4s
Iu......- b21
Tol. WaD aud We-t
2Ou.. ..bc. u ?,
100. DJ. %
no ... ~
New-York tribune., 1875-10-08
Brooklyn ljropsrln 60 Eet.

YE'O LET-A frst-Class furnished PARLDR
FLOOR with piano. and nice clean ROOMS; three eln
Two g house furnished with all imrr"ycmeEtS
05 GIandst, Nllliamsburgh.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-27
supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE wALToN-N CLIMBERS.
TOEsDAY.-This morning the Supreme Court room
witness to very interesting scene ana one that
promised at one time to become exciting.
1t will be remembered that last summer young
man named Farwell abducted small female child
from the Female Orphan Asylum in this city. The
child was restored to the asylum. To-day the grand
mother of the child, Mrs. Curtis, through her
attorney. Mr.. James O'Oonnell, got out writ OF
5nbeas corpus to obtain possession of the girl and
brought it before Judge Walton. The grandmother
mother and brother of the child were all present on
the OCCASION as the lady directors of the asylum
with their counsel, Hon. Nathan Webb and I. H.
Haskell, Esq The point that the plaintiff IS counsel
endeayored to make was that the mother-when her
child was born-gave the child to its grandmother by
written deed of gift. This paper could not be pro
duced On the other hand defendants counsel pro-
duced paper signed by Rose Young that she will
lingy gave up the child to the asylum. Mr.. O'Don-
nell claimed this paper void because the woman's
name was Rose Farwen. t.-sl
Judge Walton refused to grant the writ and re-
manded the child to the asylum. During the pro-
ceedings the brother of the Farwell woman was
abusive towards the ladies present and the Farwell
woman herself was loud in exhibitions of grief 1t
was shown by testimony the mother was not fit
person to have the custody OF the child. a.. ,..-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-01-27
Augusta Correspondence.
The Length of the Session-JaiI Work.
shOps-Farmers who Were MisrePre-
scented.
AUGUSTA, Jan, &c, 1875.

AUGUSTA, Jan. &c, 1875.
l met senator Monday before the session,
who startled me with the declaration that the
Legislature would adjourn in two weeks. He
had studied the matter all over and consulted
Saturday and Monday noon. Well, its about
time for that sort of talk. 1t isn't so pleasant
after all for stirring men, and those most distant
begin to be anxious about the folks showed and
blowed up at home. Two weeks, Mr.. Senator,
is hardly sufficient; be a patriot; earn your sal
airy four times over and double the distance to
the day of sine die.
The fact is but few public bills have yet
been Considered. The railroad tax matter will
not be reported until tomorrow "wednesday.
The usual wearisome hearings of the judiciary
Committee on the death penalty will begin
Thursday aud end-perhaps the same day.
Then there are the red-hot contests on the d.
visions of cities and towns-first rate contri-
vances for postponing the coming of the mil
lennum in localities. Then there is ar angry
fight pending over the lobster law, the impor-
tant matters sent to the Financial Committee
which have just reached it, the Calais term OF
the Supreme Court, all of the appropriations,
a half gross of orders for tinkering the laws in
various directions and all of the appropriations
to be made which will require some time for
consideration. -45.- -
The House started up the day of organiza-
ton with a promise of lively debates but
since that time there has hardly been re-
mark except in the way of routine business.
The House is an excellent one, but it has come
.zI ou;af 10 Of the nSIal
course to speak that L wouldn't wonder ii
something should 60 along which had better
not. b.
Following the Prison Inspectors report ON
the State Prison which has been published IN
the PRESS is that of the same officers on the
jails of the state. The Inspectors, Messrs. WIN.
Wilson. Rufus Prince and A. j. Billings have
visited all the jails in the state Their plan IS 10
establish workshops in connection with hve JalIS
located in different parts of the state with the
view of having the prisoners from other coun-
ties sent to these jails when sentenced, the
other jalls having no workshops to be used
merely as places of detention. For this pur.
pose the jails have been divided into five divis-
ions, each containing prison with workshop
attached. The first division embraces the jail
and workshop in Penobscot county with the
jails in Aroostook, Hancock, Piscataquis and
Washington. At the Penobscot jail, one hum
dred prisoners can be employed, $4,000 has
been expended for fitting workshops with ma
chinery and the county commissioners manage
the affairs of the Jail with great ability. The
iail at Houlton is in bad condition, that in
Ellsworth worse while Piscataquis has none.
The Jail in Washington county is in good con-