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The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By vlv,ua cf writ Of Levari Facias tc
me d., ect ed, will be exposed to Public ale
at the LAFAYETTE Hotel, Sil Sh pley .tree'
kept by Gen. W. Ortlip 10 the City Of VIII
mingt0n, New Castle County, Delaware
o.
WEDNESDAY. the 5th dav of Sept, 1877,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
Tn following described Real Estate; viz:
All that certai \ lot or piece Of land, W tn
a two-sto,y frame house thereon erected,
vi uate in The City of Wilmington, bound
Ell az follows, t. wit: RegtnniHg on the
we tcrlv side Of CIaymont street. ~ me
dstauca OF AZ II. from the northerly side Of
Is street: theme northellv aloLg said side
Of Clay IN mt street, 50 feet. TO staks;
thence we terly and parallel to B street,75
IT,, 10 q stake; thence scutherly and para
lei to Claymont street. 81 IT,, to stake /;
thence caste ly and parallel 10 street, %
IT,. to the said side Z fClaymo ont street. and
the place of beginning, be the content'
thereof what Trey my. BOOK W, VOL. o.
Seized and taken Ia execution az the
PROPERTY officer u. Grifl and Ca'harine
:. Gtifl h Iii " fe, and t. t., and to re
sold by ,.
sheriff-s cffice, New Castle Aug. 10, 1871.
auCl7.tS
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
The CAPTURE OF A THIEF.

James Robinson colorsd who has, Of lats,
robbed several parties at Linwod, Ssatiea,
on the p. W. & B. Railroad TAs poltes
authorities were no:ised Of, the thsts, ~
officers Donoysn and Lei, captured hin ysss
terdsy morning at Fourth street. wharf, ssd
when taken he had two coats, two vssts,
two pair Of pasts and two shlrts, oil Of
which 10 had taken from the house OF .
colored man named william Archer xhe
lives At Linwood. He was charged by
man, when brought to The Police 6tstion,
with stealing from him $S Is from Lewis
Bantam, eolored, who works st Picksl's
Foundry. 1he prisoner was taken to Ohes.,
ter by onicer Donovan, in the morning.
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NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
THE STATE OF DELAWARE.

+ TINo THE sHHR1FF OF NEW JAsTLE COUNTY.
4 GREETING.
WHEREAs, Jane Sullivan, by her ext
friend, James A. Atwell. by her petition to
the Ju lxes of our Superior Ourt, fled In
the. office Of the PrOthonotary of the said
COurt III and for the County of New Castle,
> for the eau Of complaint til rein
E alleged, has made applic t on to
slsAL our said judges that a dc rec " ay
be pronounced dissolving the mar
'-~ riage existing between the peti.
tiOp er and Fer husband John sullivan.
We therefore command you, as you have
bean hereinbefore commanded, that you
summon Jonn Sullivan, no that he be and
appear before the sal ! Judges Of our said
superior Court of the next term hereof. TO
be held at New Cas'le in and ior the Coun-
OF n ovember next, to answer the 81 'egatiOr 8
Z I the sa pr tt ion, and also to show cause
II " he has, why decree Of ,he said
Court should not be made, dissOlving the
ma rage existing between him and the
IN V6 Petitioner. according to the act If As
SO b bly, in such case made and pr vided.
an d aiso to d. and reserve what the i'd
co urt shall then and there consider con Germ
in, i'm IN this behalfas to the Court shall
se i'm meet and consistent with the provi-
Al, lis OF the said act OF Assembly.
Witness the Honorable JOsep" z. Come
rvs Eso.. at New astle the 25th Day of
Msv, A. u. eighteen hundred and seventy
seven, CHARLES BEAsTON.
sued Aug. 25th 1877. PrOthonotary.
i. he above is true copy OF summon as
@ au' rs'tf T ISAAC aRuBB, Sheriff
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THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION

WASHINGTON; Aug N.-The Sitting Bull
Commission Is expected to leave here on
Wednesday for Fort Benton. From Chicago
they will be accompanied by the Canadian
Commissioner. From Fort Benton they
will be furnished with military escort tn
the Canadian borders, whore . Canadian
escort will be furnished q far ~ Fort
Walsh, from which point negotiations will
be conducted. Both Governments are
anxious to avoid any possibls diplomats
complications in the future, should Sitting
Bull use Canadian territory 40 base for
hostile operations against the United States
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
= MAGISTR ATEH CAsEs.

Before Squire Frazer, Alfr.d L. Aiussow,
charged BY his wife Annie, with assault aad
battery, was insde dents and costa. t,a
he was also charged with uhne insulsiak
and threatening language ,exsrds her, and
accusing her Of inhdelity. For vhieh
offence, he WAS held In SsOo 10 keep tAs
peace and TO appear st The next tsrm Of
court.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
SPECIAL CAR.

For the accommodation of those desiring Z
to goon West Church excursion to Cape
May Tomorrow special car will be run
from the middle depot ata quarter before
8 and connecting with the FELTON, In ample
time.
Cars will also meet the boat on It's return
in the evening.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
MAN AND WIFE SHOT.

WATBRroN, N. Y. Aug. 27.AStepher
Barter and bis wife were shot at theil
home in Belmont, near Malone, Franklir
county, last night. Mr.. Barber is dead, and
bis wife, who is shot through the head, !.
not expected to live. Robbery Is supposed
to have been tho object Of the murder. The
murderer is described by Mrs. Barber a. q
tramp who got dinner at the house about q
week ago. The murderer is still At large.
DINNER PATTY At Mr.. q. ". oH1LDs'
LONG BRANCH Villa. r's
LONG BRANCH, N. j., Aug. N.-George
W. Chids gave dinner At bis villa yester>
day to distinguished party. Among those
present were Judge Asa Picker, President
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad; F. A.
Comfy, President Of the North Psnptylva-
MIA Railroad Robert y. Garrett; William
F. Hurlbut, editor of the Now York
"World :" Rev. DR.. Wrest, Paul Du Chaillu
and John M. PhiIan. The wealth repre-
sented amounted to over $1oo0C0. 900.
sENAroR NORTON PR oa aBEssIEo FAVOR.
ABLY.
RICHMOND, Ind, Aug. 27.-Colonel Hol-
lowsy reports At 8 O'Clock this morning %
follows Senator Norton rested well from
midnight until o'clock, when he swoke.
His position was changed and he slept until
daylight. He is gradually progressing
favorably.
SARATOGA RAC1s.
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. N.-To.dsy was
the & at Of tho three extra race days at the
Saratoga course. There were four races on
the cards, the first being sweepstakes for
two year olds. $3.50; entrance p. p, with
$4OO added.
Tho second horse to save his stake three
quarters of mile. There were three IN.
,rt.s but only two started. Poo1a sold as
follow p. Lor'llari'' Piqns, $l'; j. W.
Crrw lords Bramble, $40. LAier The pools
cod even. Tie rucs WAS won by Iique
easily 10 1.leX.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

There wss no meeting of tho Board Of
Education last night, for want Of . quorum
The members present were Meesrs. Baird,
Ferris, Lally, Pyle, Roy nolds, Eckel, Ken.
dali and Belts. Mr.. Baird Was called to the
chair, who declared the meeting adjourned
until tho next regular meeting night.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
PROTRACTED MEETING,

Henry W. Morrow, vics Pres. Of the Z.
N. @. A. has accepted an invitation 70 car
~ On series Of protrscted mestings d Ian.
denoerg Pa, commencing On Sunday nGxt,
and continuing at least one week.
He will take with him tho beat materis1
OF the 7. N. G. A. also other valuable wors
kers from the churches Of this city.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
SOCIETIES..

MEETINGS THIS (ruEsDAr) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge. No. %.
Reynold's Encampment. No. 3, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. l, A. P. A., meets 8
eveIv Tuesday night in the McClary build
ing.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 8, X. of P, at X. of
P. Hall, 2ll Market street.
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CITY NOTES.

The steamer "Moraon City," which has
Undergone :repairs at Harlan Holings-
wort Co.'S yards, loft this city yesterday for
Now York.
Aparty Of young gentlemen Of this city
are making arrangements for . few days
camping on the Christians.; .... ....
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SHERIFF SALES,
NHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue NJ wdt of Levari Faoiss to
me directed. will be exposed 10 Public Sale
At the Hotel of Wm. Hollis. at townsend,
coua'gP. @sP'fe &c.,. n'm'0k h0n8'''' new e"''''
On FRIDAY, the l4'h day Of eptember 1877,
atle' ock P. NJ.
The following descr bed Real Estate, viz,
that certain pla' tatiOn and trant II
land 81 uate In Ap '.oquinimink nundred.
Delaware, bnu.d d and described as fol.
lows to wit, BEGINNING at an anctent and
noted .weet Gum, at the head OF drain or
smal branch in gLlley running into
a kb'rd reek corner for lands Of John
Ohm, known as the opklns tract. thence
down the said drain, sma branch Or G9l.
ley out 81 percaes to the mouth. Of the
said small branch or drain at the edge Of
h ackoird Creet be ween the land Of John
Gil MS heirs and this land, tn nee mp raid
reek and bounding Herewith about | 9
rer"bc 10 co ner at The hide Of said
ald s'n now of DR., Beal], theuce north
2'H deg. west O. perches to a stone by
marked cedar at the soutce east end Of
ioug division fenc, between th eSe prem 'ses
and land late Of ,hesai Id John Nauda n,now
Ofthe sal Or. Beall sthence with said Bet lla
tel ne OIL nd lately sold by Mahi T..
O. aehar - RUFUS Jones thence by line OF
l0nd OF said Rufus Jones north 40 deg east
50 10 p riches 10 stase In tho pubic road
leadi & from the Pine Tree to Ginn's )and.
inv from thence with the centre OF the road
tcwar, s The .aid 'and,nR; to the place of
hginning, con aiming 1881 acres efland
mr. or iess. BOOB 10, Vol. 10 page ~. &C
stiz.d ard tasen in exec. Ito MS the pr
props: ty of Thomas Toz er, and i.y dia -.
his VIII. and John H. Parvis, and t I. and
TO be sold by
kheriff's Once. New Castle. Aug 26, 1877.
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SEPTEMBER INTEREST,

The interest TO te paid by City Treasurer
Vincent on tho 1st Of September will b a.,
500. It Is on loan Of $l5S, 900. Besides
there will be State tax which 10 of uncertain
amount ss the Council will not ray It to
those living out Of the State.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
ATTENTION COMPANY &C."

Company &C" will meet this evening at
8. A. Maeallister's oiace In the seeond-story
Of the Exchange Building, Seventh and
Market streets. Every member, is earnest.
" requested to b present, q business OF
importance will be brought before the meet.
Inc.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
Local Affairs.
POLICE CASES.

Daniel Evsns, for sssaulting man named
Spencer, and for disorderly conduct, was 70.
quired to pay costs and WAS held in 500 to
keep the peace. Two drunts and two dis.
orderley's closed the list.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
SECRETARY OF TEE NAVY.

NEWPORT, R. I. Aug. H.-The Secretary
Of the Navy is expected at the torpedo sta
ton this morning in the steamer Tsllspooss
Great preparations have been made to well
come him.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

Tso base hits, Butler, Crook and Besston.
Three bsse hits, Maloney. Double plays,
Whiting and Beasson, ami Tyson and Crow
ly. Umpir Thomas Kane.
game will be played on Welnssdsy sf-
ternoon between th" Qu'ckstsps and the r.
cities. -. w..
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CONDITION OF SENATOR NOR
TON.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION,
ETC..
ETC.
ETC,
THE EAsTERN WAR.

TIE RUSSIANS STILL HOLDING TIE sHIPKA
PASS.
sr. PsrERsBu1e, Aug. 27.-An oficial
report Of the progress Of the battle at
shipka Pass. issued last night, says the
Russian forces have not yielded An inch Of
the sbipka Pass.
FRIDAYS BATTLE AT sHIPKA PASS.
LONDON, Aug. N.-The continuation OF
the "Daily News" correspondents descrip-
tion Of Fridays battle in the shipka Pass
shows that the central peak of tho Turkish
position was carried with the bayonet by
the Russians, part Of the troops who &C.
aomplished this being led by General
Radetsky In person.
The correspondent says Tho Turks
endeavored TO retake II, but we're repulsed.
As we'll as thus clearing bis flank, General
Rsdetsky also pushed back the Turks from
his front. The Turks will doub' less renew
the attack tomorrow Sunday with fresh
troops, probably both in front and on the
aanks. They are reported IS pressing on
through narrow and difficult pass on tie
east side of shipka, leading down into
Travina, but know that the Grand Duke
Nicholas has ordered Brigade to that
point, with more troops to follow, also that
reinforcements are streaming on tho Shipka
position. General Radetsky has broken
the dangerous pressure on his fsnks. All
danger Is not yet over, but the atmosphere
looks much clearer.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
DOMESTIC.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

MAuoH CHUNK, Aug. N.-The company
of regular soldiers stationed at this place
left this morning for Governors Island i,
having been relieved by batteries l and N
OF the Sd artillery.
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a. s, neauttfuiEquare 0f Ground
CN"iu at Public kalo In the
CAty Of wilmington.
3LIC SALE


|LlC SALE
tli LoTs, EACH IS BY l44 FfET,
nsnbg the entire SQUARE a. located
I'M s.wne ant Rodney streets, and
r"th seventh and Eighth sire cts.
o"DAY, Septem or lst. 1877
! tslUcK. Ucs; p, m on the premises. with
postpones en-. wi hdrawal, or
10 lois und rbiddlng.
AID ioes are fr 'ntlng on tho Public
nG on the beautiful villa property
m epper, and sre adjacent IT, the
ndn dr property VI Mr.. HOWiand. and tn
trasSy ntreet Reservoir with ample
ius iewuss Already grown. and with ch u IN .
WIS WIS OF Inc Delaware river, of the
III d"1e ~ nils. Of the city of wi ming.
he1loo oi loor States al the Union, alto
yicinetVea yiiieVea to be unexcelled In lnls
,ssale, like every one made by til.
a. rTer ,r .on the premi.es," tor q be ivd
arS rSSen!yy ars, Will be sold az adver-
wiz witnnut reserva'tnn. A clear
mn ana ~ taxes pad far 1877 will I've
S,rchatne tne owners 8gree 10 join wi h
Sti", sers; at any tim" at the la,tarA
ken * 10 u me open nipg Of Rod ey >tr eet
|An 'nls M and the Ms6sion square.
a A. ao1mnn'hus on Will be at the Clny o
H.. h. d W p. m to convey parties % al d
ku'.r.s sae. Terms Of i. lie, \ lot ana
Il xto,. J.T. urALD,
''e'e ahd Morlg Ye Exchange,
|1;.a Claytoa House Bui. ding.
Agent to Eject the Sale
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
NOTICES..

Elton NOTICE.
IrlcF, THE WILMINGTON Coal J
gAs COMPANY, 800 Sh!p'ev 4. rect ;
August 25rh 1877.
'lection for nine dir ctOrs OF the Wil-
bn G. al Gas Company will b. held at
hce on NOR day. the Sd day ofsep.
d mex between the hours Of 4 and 5
pm. VIM. T. TAYLOR
pst 5-.T.tt See ia.
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HEEIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of as. evari Factaf
to me directed, will be exposed TO y ub ic
sale, At the lafayette HeteI, 81 shipley
street. kept by Geo. W. Ortlip, IN the tty
Of Wilmington, New Castle lou1y. De :,
on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Sept. 1877,
ut 4 O'Clock. p. NJ.
The following described Real Estate viz:
All that certain lot OF land, and situate In
tho City of Wilmington, bounded ss fol-
lows to wit: Beginning on the southerly y
aide of q 81 II wide street. laid out para lei
With, and at the distance of $50 H.; mol TIL
,ry, ON the northerly side OF obde'l
street, and opening into Head and Gay
mont streats, and At the distance of Us IT.
westerly. from the westerly side of Clay.
mont rect; thence southeriy, parallel
with Claymont street IL It to q corner
thence westerly, -arallel with obdell
st 'es., o It to u corner; thence northerly
pHrAliel with ClayniOnt street 70 feet 10 the
aforesaid side Of the ssid SO IT. wide rect ;
thence the reby essterly rs It to the place
of heginniI 4, be the cOn'eDts thereof what
they may. Book g. vol.9 page 4aO, &c.
relied and laken in execution ss the
prop-r'y Of Wiliism H.. Tarrier and Mary
r., his wife. aud t. t /, and to be sold by
ISAAC 0RUBR. AZ eriff.
'lheriff's Office, New Castle. Aug. l6, 1877.
aug 6-ts
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

JONES, Fancy Dyers, 4s2 N. From
eet, Branch Office corner Ninth and
slreeta, Philadelphia. l.adies' and
mems Garments OF every descrip.
yea or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Feath.
Gloves Dy cd or Oieansed.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

INTED, - UNITrD STA rs PEN.
EltS for thD wears 1891, 1873.
|tress this office, >. Is. Z.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

(CE,-R. Messlck. having removed
pm his old stand, Fifth and King
to stalls Nos 46 and 48. Second
Market Honse. would inform nis Gus
that be Is ready to supply thin vito
" best fresh butter from Bradford
dartes Wholesale and retail Also
IN cheese "A chcav. A. the cheapest.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

NrED-A middle Sged womon wants
10 situation ~ Seamstress. p ~
|Fast third street. aug'6-:f
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TED Topics Of tbs Morning Herald
the fp'l wing dates: k75-lhursday,
;. Friday. Dec 3, saturday, Dec A.,
hy, Dec. ~. tuesday. Dec. Il. t87 ~
Feb !, Monday, Feb 7. Tuesday,
ll. Thursday, Arri, Y, Monday. Aug
kdueSdsy, , uk. IS, Friday, Aug IL,
HERALD OFFICE.
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RAILROADS.

,u,pulA. WILMINGTON AMI
AAyEi EiTi HOkE kAILROA
oANj June 10th. 1871.
I'll, leave Wilmington ~ follows
nb,s and intermediste statione 9 40
SS 70 30, 10 90, q. m. 2 80, 49, ~
lnc,. H. aud New York, 229. II am,
a1a " y, End Intermediate stations, 8 ~
n. and Warrington. II oe. $50. q m,
~, ~, 0'asi 0,,eiaxare Division leave for
stle lie 500, s3O. NV, . m. l~' D."
ne and intermediate stations 500
%'S In ma ! q Rintsrmediate stations Sa'
SUNDAY TRAINS:
.,nhis and intermediate stations
MI 90 63 p M:
,lnhis and New York 2 "a . m.
ors ,p and v sahiugton. w m.
,rthsr information nasacngers are
=, ~ 9TH the time tables pcsLed at the Dc.
l, ENNEY. aupt.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

NEWT. THE STOkE. SOUTH
~. corner OF Market q nd Third sta.
nAt9fes for sale. Possession given
'ne loth Of September Apply 10
0. WM. MORROW.
'o' 808 Market st,
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raE OF hOUKs-WlLMlN0FON
EXTERN RAILROAl,- Commenc-
srsday Dec. 1, 1875, Trains Will run
Wilmington W 10 ~ q m. and s SOP m
sndenbnrg y Is . NJ and 10 p. N.
At wilmington 7 IS q m, and 8 10
A, Landsn berg al II m. and 8 40
vECTIONs.--yrain leaving Landen
tSSe. m. with train for Philadel-
'le.yinp wilmington a 10 20 = m
.in l,ayirg Philadelphia at $40 q M
nnsylyania and Delaware train leav.
ndenberg at l 10 p,M
/ leaving IandeD berg at ! 10 p. m,
snnsylyania and Delaware train, and
ssin leaving Wilmington for fniia.
p. m: ,,o. -. Run , >,
Fsln leaving Philadelphia at Tsp.
D. CONNE1L mp
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WANTS.

TED.-A CLEAN. TIDY GIRL, TO
klt on table, 3l6 Market 1T. ew
Restaurant, augl5-tf
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

VENT "A Two STORY FRAME
"e = room 3 at 81 Lord street. 81 per
o.ol' 800 II, STH AT.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

4CE.-K0bert P. Jones Is the sulhOr.
BED agent for receiving orders for the
!esS "xcavatiLg Ompa3y," NO. l.
Nos, West TIE th street.
-'f UHAS. JORD AN, rres't.
DEND-OFFICE on THE VIII.
PlNgrON COAL GAS COMPANY.
WILMIs GrON, August ST. 1871.
Directors # III. Wilmington Coal
company have this day declared q
nd of three dollars per share for tn
2 months, Iayshle on demand.
WIN. T. TAYLOR Tt leasurer,
Pr 80 Shipley street.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

nniianM,r-A two-story dwelling. S22
trson strs.on street. Inquire at 8l7 Wash.
ouoeC. iunS tt
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day of Eept.. 1877
ut o'clock. p. NJ.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28

hnS nSNT M - Handsomely furaished
"' WIN or without board. Location
HERALD OFFICE,
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TELECRAMS.

TELECRAMS.
The War in the East,
BATTLE AT SHIPKA PASS.
THE BORDER TROUBLES.
CONDITION OF SENATOR NOR
TON.
THE SARATOGA RACES. -
THE SITTING BULL COMMISSION.
The Morning herald., 1877-08-28
CHERIFFS SALE.

Rherihs ONCE, New Cas-
Aug.0-ts
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-25

G. A. R.-The annual report of the Assis-
taut Adjutant General, Department of Name,
G. A. R., shows the following changes during
the year:
Whole number of posts at last report of S. j.
Gallagher, late A. A T., %.
Whole number of members in good standing,
same report, 1,18S.
Whole number of Posts now in department
81; gain 1; oss2
Whole number of members in good standing,
except Posts and 40, which have not reported,
1,2l5
GalD by muster IN, 255; by transfer, s; rein
stated, 81; total $50.
Loss by death, a.; honorable discharge, 10;
transfer, II; suspended, 1877 dropped from rolls,
81; dishonorably discharged, 6; total loss 293
Total net gain in Posts which have reported,
g.
Amount expended tor charity, 81, 3OS SO.
Number OF members or their families reliev-
ed, 63.
Number not members relieved, 81.
In addition to this gratuitOus services have
been rendered by Post surgeons to sick COM
radeS.
The following is full list of officers elected
for the ensuing year;
Department Communicates f. Shepley,
Portland.
Senior Vice Department Commander-John
I. Richards, Gardiner.
Junior Vice Department Commander-J. P.
Cllley, Rockland.
Medical Dlrecto--Atwood Crosby, Water.
vile.
Chaplain-W. G. BarTows, Biddeford.
Council Administration-Neson Howard,
Lewiston; II. L. WOOD, Dexter;S j. Gallagher
Augusta; E. e. Small Bangor: R. NJ Stevens,
Blddeford.
Representative at Large-W. B. Lapham,
Augusta.
Delegates to the National Department-Jas.
M. Andrews, Biddeford
Alternate-E. E. Small, Bangor.
The next meeting will be held at Biddeford.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-25
Supreme Judicial Court.

BEFORE JUDGE VIRGIN.
WEpNEsDAY.-Oriental Powder Mills VS.. Samuel
D. Warren, ct ais. Bill in equity asking for an
injunction restraining defendants from intei fering
with the gates at "Head DAM at the foot of Sebago
Dake
Counsel for the defendants asked for time to take
afidavits.
Counsel for compliments asked to have time
assigned for the hearing and for the Court 10 issue
an order directing defendants to shut the gates till
hearing could be reached
Judge Virgin assigned the hearing for Saturday
morning next at o'clock. He declined to order the
gates shut down previous to that time, but said that
in case the defendants on Saturday desired further
postponement of the hearing, he should then order
them to shut down the gates till hearing was had
Defendants notified compliments that Lisk q
Weston, Sebago Wood Board Co. and the Westbrook
Manufacturing Company were acting with them
in the controlling of the gates and should be
made parties to the bill; thereupon, on motion Of
complainants' counsel, the Court SO ordered and
directed them to be cited to appear on Saturday
morning to show why an injunction should not issue
against them as prayed for.
Thomas Haskell, Jr,-N. Webb for petitioners.
Reed for S. D. Warren g. Co. defendants.
Butler for Lindsey, defendant.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-01-25
Maine Rusiness Notes.

The Lockwood Mills at Waterville are run
ming full time on orders. They have made
more than 100000 yards of cloth since they
started in March last ten months.
Bradstreet Brothers have got their new saw
mill building at South Gardiner nearly COM
pleted, and will next month put in boiler,
engine, gear and machines land commence op'
eratons early in the spring.
The Knickerbocker Ice Company have quit
work at their Chelsea houses. having filled
three of them. They stopped work on their
Farmingdale houses Saturday night. The
Barker Ice Company will fill all of the ice
houses.
The Ken. l.. L. and L. Company finished
putting ice in their Pittston houses Monday.
They have filled their old houses. The Great
Falls Ice Company are filling their houses.
johnson & Haley are filling their houses. Rus
sell is running full crew filling his houses at
Richmond