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New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

ser VIM r. Burden Adams Providonoe for Port Johnson
schr. Isle Of Pines Lcgg Proydtn nee 1r & @t fhn JJn
schr Whistler Kocic fauBton.
Shr r. .. Dean, Cook. Taunton.
srhr Ida Deering, Taunton.
schr. Restless, BnFnham, Bristol
Schr Maria Hull. BRISTOL Tor Port lohnFpn: $780,,
Schr. Tuus BOdine, Baker. Warrcn Tor PORT J'hhSOE
stcan.hp, Wyoming for liverpool Acaplc). for Aspn
wall brig btholo Crau, Tor Pernam3GG2. ,
WIND Sunset light w: cloudy and raining
MEMORANDA.
There wero 80 steamships - ships 2l2 barks lO 6rgs
and 90 schr8n 597 yessels-enteref th9 p3 21 Vow
YORK from foreign ports daring tho month oi ApilL lo
DOMES TIC PORTS " ,,. -, 49,.
Port ROYAL :. C.. May 1-oalcd. steamship City Of Aus
'i HiIIwoRS Nav Arrived steamship Johns Hopkins,
from Boston schr a. II. Drsco IRON dltlnz&95 &
bars Hiawa'ha, Tor Lo9doderry Gernana io' bro'"0"
BOSTON, May mo arrivals. sailed steamship hatue'
PORTLAND Me- May I-Cleared schr Maha,ka for Phiia
PInIpElrulA May ARRIVED stoamship Alliance, from
Cape May Cleared steamships J. W Egeimany Tor iuGh.
mond Defiance for ran River a G. stim,rs ior Sew a1rE
Alberto Gibraltar Ant0nca g., for GIBRALTAR schrs
sarah A. Roice iGr fa iIyGr X ; Grhsn i|f r Cn's t
Norfolk Jennie Middleton for Maauzas Sailed, steamships
j. W. Eyorman and Defiance.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNDoS May Sailed 23l nit, Lily for Sew York 26th
5tth Lnisa Isl inst Nercii Arrivei 2Oth ult Richard
22d BaEassar sporsDza 2on Martin Luther Rosa Iapt
GIll jOth, l,pcInd, josef Allds capt MchuiSthj EZo
sophia r. Luhrs 1st inst. Now World.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 49,.
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-Tls steamship Huub,iit t8r capt
Clark, from Now. York Aprl II; arrived mere today "a.
Deaken tom NegYOrk April %, arrived here yesterday
morning
FOREIGN COMMERCE..
countries this port tie month Of April, distinguish
The books tho GOyenment kept at tho Barge once by MI
Alfred MaDie' boarding oloeT' , NJ, 90, ,....,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
sURyWoRsHIP IN A COMMON FATE.

Samuel Newell, executor OF Elizabeth NJ.
Waiter brought suit against the claimants 10 Mrs Wal
ters estate to have decided to which OF them It belongs
and Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court Special Term,
gave his decision yesterday Mrs. Walter died IN 1870
She left her property 90 trustees 10 form three funds
two OF $4,000 for her and daughter, and one OF
$4,000 for her husband The income Of each was to DC
paid to the husband. son, and daughter during their
lives on the death of any OF the three without dl-
rect heirs and without leaving WILL the share OF that
one was 10 80 the heirs of Mrs Walters body In the
event Of her leaving such heirs living at the death Of
Frederick A. Rdsway, Moses hdgway, John Gunh anu
Henry Gum.
Mrs walters mother. her husband, ana her two
children ten aud years Of All drowned III
The questions in the sut turu on the priority " death
II the father died even only minute before ms chdieh
they took absolute right IN his property ana tat poi
ton goes To their heirs and next OF Kin and not TO ter
mothers heirs ana there difference. II either Cnlid
died before the the survivor took the share OF the
other and the survivors heirs are entitled 70 that snare
legal estate subject To the trust which case oi Their
dying together would give the estate to the hers o the
indie Van Worst i'm an opinion Of 80 pages, mentions
man law tue French and Louisiana Codes. and the law
Of Holland and them there have been 10 sJch case IN
this StItc ne examined AZ length the English cases le
concludes Shat at common law there II no presumption
arising from age or sex either for against survivor
ship among persons whose death is OcCaSlOnCu by "a
common cause, but the burden o! proof IS on the one who
tyoy. Here the trustees held the legal estate IL Is
necessary therefore for those who claim thdt ls was
taken from by the sUrNlYOrShlp OF one. or tHc
children Il show that fact by evidence; as tney a! 10
fell the ncs of tue four persons named last IN MIS-
Walters will, aud they are entitled to the estate.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
ptSSFNG EPS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO IN st1gm.stg AelouLoo May l.
Mrs T. T. Trnwgras.e aud son lCW3Ti IrlnilrarIH J"in
J. Nc NrtIr rdY.arl rGcArdr Dr. %. q. Rhen. r. B PECK,
WIFE sster AID cElUrrn, MIS- n. t. Ma1orlrS tHaes g.
hubert Chatos Ucl:Cl J. s. Eoyktn MIS-. g. G. Fp@CG
daughter and son, J. q. Shrbtr Mr. Marie Russ Mrs f.
In raj and son W. T. sargent Nj and Nrs. A. Hahn Mrs
ICury NIauau and children, rT, Na!an, Dr y T. ;drns
H. II. Sargent Mrs. ~ -. smith ant child For central ana
S0uth am. Ica-Mr Ho-sec, W art, T.. g. FISHER D.
Moiuno Gustavus AIMS Y. g.. B0gIc NJ. and Nh b. J.
Susuldng Lewis stern Fred"ick Day Mrs. .. NJ Long,
ia IS D. Brown ". NJ. henderson.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF NEw.YoRK..............

CLEARED.
town TIGa9in'P WiP3r" +" "sO-,'I' y C,o.on. '"'''
,oS1 Tinli9'1i.i ~. raiesiTi, 4, Ii ''''"
/. Hs I,.lan
IragG ,,a'''''' nm
eI,,,.,p Richmond kelley Noriok CITY Point and Rich.
i1B Gii a KuIlt Mctrccry philadelphia, Bo,crt
No ,s,bip Acapulco Clpp AslnwI Pacific ,ran steam.
s'l2 'l2;.,,n,s,tr G,ucrs Rcar.r. Boston H. F. Dhuocs.
&g & Il,' Ila, ,Ii n ..,r irc1G ,,r D., & .adaga
S,..r o!''' '''" '''''' ''I'
IIr -lli. G,r) Christi a- Irca,n, Ger ILoo. Ragcr
Bar tI.,..4ias mas 'N|@' ~ '-.''''' '' ''
. ;,rs -ieaa, i Mani. '''"' ''''''' '''''''' '''
i;ar. ] t".,2 'i . % S9. , F''''' COZ" vi 'O
.,rE ,o.
iS ,-. Wa,y -a,, lf. .r u . % ia l' G5 g e < To-
- ai'G Z O. T., '' ''' ''''
i.l. ii4's t.,"'il 'i -''i''- ''''''
ra1s GlachIog Irrl, AcAs1H Corfu AID IaiIas Greece
J +. .aer e'..... -,..,... ,,,.. s.,,.r c I..r
r.''.. i,."
rarlh I,,l ,.,....' fi.r. - o.
r,'s ''. ''r,f'r. '
,s iuf,fa (or. Jolarcsen Rotterdam Ilo, Fuch,
yive I, 90
ar ui.Jo lu.t Cuoulo, C0rk % Falmouth for or.,s,
,i. ,r,,,l lrr i,-.ta. .or orders. -ioe5ica
mix ary ,aics DIlgJ DE C,-t ST. Johns, y. t., Perkins
& lor r.rrorc ,.r5 Christensen, lsllor, Dcr 70, or
"'ir i I a. 'il. asiu IT, John y. B p. !. ,;gvIus &
r f. j. Ne.IyIulu L,,Taw, Georgetown. D,nr L,ayclaH
i,.. p.u...1 ,.ri.rI E.ss.I. y. H., D. -. Wald e
t-@ n,',,. -t.. Is -.,io!t t.uu Racket &
BTo ,,''' ''
'cir Si'rhn d. ''af''' wright "'N' ''' IL ' DE ''
al, ',..''.. = - ~"
"ii, t.ri u,r,ns smith Rio Graulr do sal via Rich
'.rl. r. - Gina iaylor Plymouth Mas. Cartnright&
mon.
sr,r A. C. Ireland Townsend Richmond Va, Van Bruat
no,
Sir Island CITY hI,h iarycn. AfIs-. DoaUe & Gott.
SIN -influ K.l fag Ir8yiurctJRu Mas, g. Vessels.
sc',' "t"u. ' siIot,a NsS.iIagrI Coan Cartwright d
r',Ia
. ,cnl. ia D,''a cam ii'" '''' NUN
i,.,r-. i.I.!mprr. NcCup. philadelphia, Jas Hand.
steamship T. tl-and ipu''F ,,'i} m ' A. i,,l
ana NArssn-cn ,tu. " H mus! , ,,. ~. ,tcI .lhr siil,
S Go. AIiH ~ iai - ~ @ .ia.,l, si.,n, l,ff.T.
D0ulI @ 1'v u u }5I ian ~ gJ Ion = 20 fngI. sem.
II W J., Z, D4itH " W --'' '' - -'
ti2iA l u" GI,ctsrfocr,r Erullr Nrw.Oricas days
with lnd,e and 10 Pi P 10 I;'N ,i T u,b Apr % with
udse ana pass 10 Geo ioi..' i,,, ,i.s and mass 10
steamship NtpHh,' h,i. - "''''" 'i'' ' "
NdToloiJan rirah,h 60 -, ,,, Mill, nac IN VIII,
mp liels-i Di ''Ip"o ,i V,,rr h., * ,Id lad
Gasr 10 DUSK ~ o etrt az -n,i, and cleared Lava
strong "t'li' i l, "f Good Hope Feb Is touched
Ii'iI ~ & 3' ,rT "a. crossed tsr EQUATOR 2iu, u ton }5,
ani Stree had yai.aDfi f o., ",,'i, y, ~, WIN "' |
Hi NV ,I InaTlo Rncos Ayrcs 90 days with hides,
Bars ' w. -l T., ,iIIl,r AZ llousltYl jlo.s. tht
NJ mil y i'm ION 80 and from lat 50, wiki
iHualyI 'paiti - ~ ''' '' ~
mn ~ ~ y"" l.pau Alglra Havana Il days. III ballast
BARK iii'IiyA,l"'', ,'''-i' -'
10 VI. 'vi,,' tit,t.i,t{,, sIar, RoffpIlu
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
INSURANCE OFFICIALS IN CONSULTATION.

Insurance Commissioner Smyth OF this state
and MS deputy, Mr.. Mccall, ir.. and Commissioners
stcdmau OF Connecticut aud Rhoades Of Niassschus ts
have in consultation ia ts cit during the past day
or two. They declined make public the resi OF The
conference ANA Mc,sla. Sieudu and kIsalr- returned
home yesterday. Ar. ouyLu stated last y,Iug that
there was truth whatever Ia the report thsl ne
tended renewing his deputy, ME McCah, or tLat auy
change in the department contemplated Tho
nua report OF Mr. oHyth FOR the past year vail be ready
for LubIcatiOu IN alb no ten days.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

tied the another vial into it and drank IT, He en
asked for sheet paper saying he wanted to makes VIII
Tho bartender asked him what he meant when he tephed
"Ive taken ianauum" The via then examiner ana
found o. bA labeled Iaudanum- Poison Carr was ua0e
wr;e and then tan tn the scoond Prcrlnct folto
Station JIa continued sink until $40 yCs'erday morning
he died WheE taken to e ponce station arr Sla no
Was sir ami tired from Buffalo, n " WirI
left yopng children his WIS b1ng dead tc hnl
months and had been unsuccessful
in
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

CAIFNDARS-THfs DAY
srPRHxE CoURr-CHANDERs. -DoNoHuE. j.
=, Vi,cbe, 40, Ioctson 3O7 Norrissey agt Weed.
g7 Dale agt Move 3Og BOIIaud agt. y Y. and
1So ae. o0t Tbe Chase <. steamship co.
Manufacturing CO. l9.hutual Lle HIS ~
POI Greene agt Graham. asl.-
80 u,ni ngt IttrroNrs 32I Ps0BIc agt ROwdrn.
1St Euigr.nf I'm SAVINGS 323 Matter Of MOutiCth.
BANK AZ; Gavin 324 Braunich agt. Conner
29J. Mrr. Nal Iron Co. agt
Bandnisn.
CRCUTT-PARr II.-BARgETT j.
Case On-lOgG. Hewlett agt. Wood.
No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CorRr-SrEcAL 1EGN.-sANTOED, J.
Case ecn-No. TO- No day calendar.
GEygR,L sEssICNs-PARr U.-GHpRgsLERyE, J.-WillGm
Korn. robbery; Charles TruaI, Mary Stewart perjury;
stephen Fields LoIing NJ Black and VIM. Black gambling.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
sUrcIpE IN A NEWARK SALOON.

James Il. Carr of No. 43 Morris aud Essex Rail-
rqAavc Newark wen; c saloon Of Francis Bogardus
o. The same avenue about 10 O'Clock on Monday night ard
.ll Cor drink of uauor lie then a small wal from
s crt a.d poursd The into the liquor aud sWat
lowed The whole When asked by hr Bogardns he said the
vial contained yasra lie call foI ssecond drink and emp
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
hiINIATTEE ALNANAC.

sun rises. 4J7 sun set4... G5- clock slow; . y
Moon rises 900 Moon soutfs. Iib Moons age, days, ~
HIGH WAiE. IO-DAf-A ~
sandy Hook .liJS Guy. Island. liij Hen 6ae'''' IUi
mon WArLa IODAY-P ~
sandy HOOk..1l.3j Gov. Island - Hen Ga'e..- I3i
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

"Do you dIinkY' said one Of the ladies of
the WOmeus Carstiau Temperance Union 10 Weber the
bOOp binder when ne went with r!mmy breath in tho
ladies 10 deliver some his work 'NCll, dUn't
OH takes a Ieeilc said the gOJdnatured rGaI, ns
understanding the question O surprise fOr an invitation
-lDiXOn Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
Counlrn Real Gslatc for Sale.

4 COTTAGE HOME in Flushing, with city
~ Improvements for SALE Small tasjsy house. ogat
front and back star9, furnace waiter stationary tubs
&c; Bacre nicely pIntad lawn, croqart ground Rlptvag
and water pipes aud srNfcr connections $1,000 BAL
ancs mortgage. Address k. g.. Box "d, Tribune once.
Al CROTON LANDING. FOR SALE.
"a desirable FARM Of 20 acres snitb.e for gsutelsns
Of Oh Albany Road, about mile noru NJ 10
station and commands extensive vrw5 of the Hudson tyer.
The land f4 covered WIKI apples pears, AMI other mai
Iut5 and - all under cultivation. The bindings cmpr se
good barn, icehOuse aud other OlJWuES tlc house con-
tring afsn rooms The property w Dee sold cheap FOt
particulars address EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune Olce.
pOATING. BATHING, and FlSlllNG.-jO-
acre FARM. 20 Ei-. from city, near stations good cot.
and Iug5. fine lawn nicely shaded l2vO Zee.
front river. Price, 5000; Sl,Uou can rcmau.
ALFRED HERAANtr, 'o Muray-st
GOENWALL, n. Y.-Farms, . to 400 acres;
Nyiss cottages, mills &c. f.r sale orl.HL JAMl7 o ROE
COR SALE at Summit, n. J.-HOUSE. II
2 ro1lgs handsome Icuucry large barns aui Da uEtuy,
With D. or iS acres Uf LAND anUuiant. ni tH.f. iu
LARGE shade tlr-s5 rolNrIIaut udtpyt lur" u.lH.5ti
term, easy. Apply TO HENRY C.. LEACH summit, NJ.
gICR SALE CUEAP-FARM Of 9S acres, IN
4 glu1uu crops and STOCK it desired; about one hour rom
N.l lOis, 20 1uuc5 nom Ma.ttWau, Monmouth Co.. Ar"-
Jersey good buiUns acres in backurrr.as, b IN
.Ilabarrosi nre apple and pear orchards sgr Terms
easy. j. -, ilDi D., -
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
rALENnARS-Tnfs DAY.

By Judge Larrsmore-Carpcnter ast. NickerSon-Juds
mont for plaintiffs decision
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
Gounlrn properlp 90 Eet.

A FURNISHED HOUSE at Lake Mahouac;
= modern and cftnt water each tn"ri Icsr..
fsng spring grounds stable ana tuBug privilege rrt
moderate to a responsible rty. Aidtcss DANENfONi
IuuunC oAlto.
COTTAGE FOR SALE at G0RNWALL-ON-
" uU DSON, y. \. tlhS uicsis eleven Roolis. sai!o
aud plcuty ot water. Address L. T.. LEODiN.
AXE PEHQUENAKONC HOUSE-Firty
IL miles from city good MONS With high ceilings holuns
aod fishing, but chs or mosquitoes Wlccs ow ir MAY,
June o season. Address THOs U. VAIL Nuth Salon,
Westcheator Co.. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

IOWA LANDS .......
4 ~ WfNNEBAGO co.
N located IN tracts Cd. S1 lGO, and 800 acres Soil ei
,ci.t gta G.riact gOt opportunity % secure i1,.l
a. .ua,I where land D.. constant" increasing u N'I+
Address p o. Box 500. AurHalS, Conn
CWORT-FEONT RESIDENCE-NoGcn con-
> vu-..uc.F. from cy absolutely healthy ,'t.7l
others t.l,u...s ALHAlLi, E!triaia. tHlh
$4,000 CAS: ss. :5 or S5 %32o2' a @ haf e',n i. 92l
acres. East o.rr9t.'-r- Ptnnr ono mile lIH atio',
a.. Hr man road: U.ick uulst Uth uN' I.IWs I ''l
.s~. N1-u house. tlI" workshop. ..N.r. 400 /
other r4.glal.: a lIs Z ,fa..- f i.rr,. r'a .Ial,
ION fr.-g. uu iUHH- Ih Gee money A-.
,f,ls, 4. POOLE. BOX GJ. J.. -.ru.H-yIrH, f.4u
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

And tbr was one armed vcss, barring Spanish lg.
he Of arrival from domestic ports durAs the samo
time q follows: .
Eastern ports. - I,'9o I'u32
southern ports o3 DO fOo
lOtdL--.--..Ibi l''-' 80
bark and OIe scAr returned rom sea m
distress schr brought into port u distress an.l n8lter
sChr3 from wrrCNs the contiguous coast
lF0r --latest SaID ACicS see rum FdgeI
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
Drook!pn Rrai Gs,nts for Sale.

HWELLlNG-iOUS Nos. 43 Wiliow-st
~ ~ i,st 40 81. aGi Ji Na-sau,t 100 and lU2 Pms
app.c.7t, i73 ard J7 WiIoughbysf. - i1taye'te1ve
GORDON L. FORD, % 1ilrA 81, Brooklyn
LOR SALE or 10 LkT-A large portion Ut
The purchase money mort gage u fdr-ircisory BRICK
DWELLING, Eo q IafAyttt'.a,r.: iUi 2ly D.
GORDON D. FORD, ~ 'arkst, Bru1h'yn
EOR SALE or TO RENT. FURNISHED
story and bas -eut Jr,a house lBg
H3sIisoa st., opposite Christ CHurrh hc house s .l rod
order end y iIy 90 vu toe iHDatlDu Is central 4lI rry
p.oa5Int, terr-s TJ,,'.te Apply on pg.nisrs.
IOR ENCHANGE-HOUSE blown-stone
front. irgclv at ne entrance oi rr''nec paLe Brook
vn fer I.XCHANGEOr SALE I1Cdre lG and 81 seventh.
ave- d aud JG - MarKsayr, lj3 Pul place e0l In
coin pace an every respect admirably located Sih
lIoyomeaLs. woUd part payment .pts
small houses. ROBERT = BUS,lNG, POS ioptag 81,
Continental Building. Brooklyn Broker ig R.a Estate.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02

Gitn Real Gstalr for Sale.
CHEAPEST HOUSE in the city, 3jth-St,
" Packay2 furnished UufJrlsnuf owner wishes
Ro abroad; prgs $4,000. a DALEY, 500 0tha''.
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED.-No cure no
- pay. CObiuY I,lUg"s that heat ttr above.
IantcI. Hull GEIPfIN & co. 81 ave, above 2jd.st
New-York tribune., 1877-05-02
Heal estate Go G;rcllange.

,ENO EXCHANGE for MERCiIANDl~E--Nc
1 uvNEAi. ESTATE. upin,uub,lcd. Address j. 5. a..
, 1877-06-15

this morning lad presented check At thr countes
Of the Frst National Ifsnk sfrned by Ellen Bode'
man. ,ady of means IN this city. hut who has no.
account ht the bank. The Cashier wrote note 10
Mra. 1odemnn. snerestine that she had h'1ed out
check nn the wrong btnk. and returned Il with the
check BY The hoy. In less than an honr lad Ap.
pearcd 1t tho Mesehsnts National Dank with
check siFned "E1rn podenan" fos $50. The
him. Immediately nfser dinner ltc tnn,o
bny returned with smother check for $,, stsned hY
The pame name. and ihe Cashier. having cn1nmnnf.
Gated with Mrs. llodeman. and learned TINT tho
frat check was forged, gare r hoy the amount Il,
counterfeit bills In IN envelope, md sent Harry
Garrett after him Ia see Who received the package
reticd him promptly. lie viii hare an exsmIna.
tion Tomorrow. Wison n ilenttfch a. the &C.
days ago ht Usceo1a for 80. 400. and fof which she
10 now under nfreet lit. George u. pumrhte5.
Of this c!t1, who waa unwsssantahly arrested at
nate capture entirely cleared.
, 1877-06-15

Their nItsa!onAry Work In tho Old CountFy..-
Departure OF Eighteen Elders BY the
Ocean steamer MontanR..-Sttilaon and
i1rlghnnl.
Hp<caal Nspaseh TO NJ 7ttaua4
Nkw Yonx, June 1l.-Thn steamer Montana,
on Monday, took out for missionary work in Eu.
rupe eighteen cldcrs OF the Mormon Church for
Utah. No women or children accompanied tham.
Elder william c. Stsinet. Mormon emigration
agent. aud Proi. Albert Darlington, an spostlo Of
the Church. were tho two most conspicuous. The
LalteE-lsaJ Saints present and tho elder tasitcd
7fn<s reporter 10 cali upon him II tho Emigration
mice Of The Church Wednesday. a number Of
Mormon. wrso present when 10 called.
smung them Ton. Of brigham iaang'. .eas
W!lls1a tnx. T. sseoaa ui;Is.: heatsnant 1sa,n q
Inn t,arlns Yha,,y and fcran,otse Young aru stu.
dents Of evil snslnss E.ng y ths iten:.else. ror:
thsIf I@ie br"thsi S,s., Sho. sn sands,: retaiaed
trSa, u,..'an in knrare with Prof. cazt,ngsen.
The sa5p family. aats' nau,e5ous u thn Church: s
denl Il 'r1oy Froi. rafsineton became ths spokss.
81 10 ,mp.e's ths Idea .hat the Chnieh
e.. ..ss ss{ Ysas y i es:s,.1y s:!as'ea s9
twenty yrars, aud elaiuls tu hnse fnl! knuwlo1ss
81 al tks Prophets pt.sate and public business
lam kn:x n.shias whatever q ths .as..aers until
lou. efler IL had uc. ursed. From Prof. EAFriut-
ipll't etatrp,tnt4 II appyass thai MosmouisM Ia
Ereal,y On liz dre1iis In al! thr British States.
I;real Hrlan ut one tins furnished Co. QUO diae!.
Die. 10 brigham Young. Now tl4c Aolmuus In al
EuEppc do not uamheF more thsu H. QUO sanls.
.st<ctai Ds1pasea to zhs T1suat.
NEv Yuux, June 1.-The HtrdtFs eait Lake
bnnes by ths power gwen to ll1~atd's elbow It
Warrington. anil b. partial tnttnasians Of es.dene1
In Ai4 p.sc4sto,, 10 REGARD 10 thr psiaathoo that
the latter h4sG kept very busy II The Lion lionsc.
tsxcral secret neetsnxs hass bsen hs!d !'scre tbs
past few days. oseantation tot future to.
much secuted " @abotned o. ignorant nswspa~
pess IL proceeding With xreaseF tncts1. ~ we'll -
secttsy, tLau isfnre. Mormon eMiasas1es arc Oh
Tho WAY Eaat ana Hest aud Mormon missionaries
arc .lse.dy estahhshsd In tue ea.t They bare
JeeelseA In1tfuea!9us " use every mesns 10 eeue'
tstssk the eI1sGt Vt Tho liffutd'a Es<E!sGQnss
, 1877-06-15
M'GtfEE,
Kpectdt Dispatch to 1na 7fftuaA

Dixon, Ill, juno l4.-ConlEasy 10 all sypeeta.
tions this morning., al the teguest Of tho reverend
psIsoncr, who stated hs did not desire now lsial.
Judge Eustaeo waived any argument on bis motion
for thc sa1ne, aud Judge leatou then proceeded 10
pms tho sentence, which was that wilhln ten days,
the shosI should convoy tho prIsoncr 10 tho lcn,-
toni!arY At juliet, thcro 10 bc con1ncd for thc
pcriod Of fourteen years At hard labor, week Of
each year in solitary confinement. Tho prisoner.
when aske.t By tito judge II ha haa anything
10 ray, rad. ~ atrons; calm voice, TINT 10
would. II hs bud known az orpo.tanlty wnalt be
Acuheo tx not de.islns nsw ttlal Is a;' annEc:
him 10 manufacture additional testimony; that he
was informed that tla body Of hts wlfd would be
exhuncd, and that gsof. Iia!nes, Of Chicago,
would hna afsenle III het liver. The ptlsoner-for
fes. fear, anl has 9, Gu IcGacstcd our Nhstia 10
start tonight for, Johet, and not walt
in all il bearings il vondettat'y nystetions and
thste those ln our city who begin to think he Il
under deep deluslon. Judge Heaiou sl&a cxon.
Grated ht.s Paddock, 70 Tar ~ anY evidence Mss
e439+
, 1877-06-15

Ths International Fls!iefy Commission
Abont 10 Convene In lIallfax..-Tho Modest
Dam mand of tho Ca s--Polsou---hrick.
luycrs-.-Tlte Presbyterian Asson,bly-.-Ths
Okla 1uiIans Again In Tsouhlr.
Spscsal DlspdseA 10 7hs 1ftsxak
nAIlrAx. junc 1t.-The Commission appointed
to determine The respective ralues Of Tho United
States aud Canadian aaheties under the Washing
ton Treaty meet TO- morrow. Tbs ConniAsioR ID
COMPOSED Of Sir Aiexande. Gait, acting on behalf
Of the British and Canadian tioretnmcnsa. 6enstor
neis fosts, ths Belgian MIaisscf 4 Wash shiaSton.
Sir Alex. lalt arrived herr yestesdsy. Tho nel.
n Minister "; be- es'Fs es s .a hs
are hers, md ready tor tls opening Of The Com.
nlIs.|ou. They afs tour u na1nhsF. ,ts. Joseph
ss.rssss;es 81 sas Il r. sp Il ; q q
I'll. city, a few day. alter .hs opening 81 M re
11itlsa case. aitef which IN sdtoatameat oi ara
ot III weeks Will probably b agreed u In order 70
FL FL, ri ssjotasss. Tae Conat.sion VII! tnsn Siest
10 take evidence respecting Ihs salns OF lhe hsh'
eries snd efssis. which process ~! oseuPy ~.
eop.ed vii b. isss ihan sii months Tbs lion. j.
Smith aud Iii. Watcher, Ut the starias aud Fsa.
stss Dsg.rtnens ~ ls,s 10 watsa ., H. s.ss eos
that tho amount Of The Canadian claln tor eompsn
ration vii! he Pot BY counsel 1t $50 ooo ooo, IA
tbs Upitsd states counsel will Ind It hard " meek
ap4ctas NspascA to 7as zftasn&
0r-.x4 iuns l4,-~gol Nah entertained 1
large paltJ OF ladies' snl gentlemen lat night
Alter dinner eycrr uoe of them took suddenly III
Medical gentlemen were called tn. whsn u was ~
esrfaiued Inst they had Ill been posored. hu with
what is nut yes kuowu. 1t IL thought no death
will occuf.
ToRoxrv June ~. The hSIeklayvss on asfike
refused IN oHsr made ~ tls DuilIels' Assocdauua
that they should 30 10 WORK for ~ 70 : Jay uniit
thc contracts now On hsnd aTt completed and aftss
that thcJ sbalI feeeivs e., 10 \ lay. Tbs Cn!on
threatens W take eoutr1eta at cost lhe eousrace
orr d. not speedily come to terms.
5pec1us AspateA 70 1as 7rtaaa&
uA1,yAx, yuus lA--Tbe Presbyterian Assembly
, 1877-06-15


NEW YonK, Juno t4.-in tue sxalui,,atton Of tho
atatts Of Charles Dnhluan + Co., wholesafc cloth.
INT dealers hero and In San Frantlsco. suspicious
transactions hare been discovered tu tho case es
Arthur At1lne. resident partner here. Fire weeks
ago he obtatnrl loans for Z large auount In Tho
nams OF tho Grm from various PARTIES, and then
sailed fos Europe. Tho s,nouut u not known yet,
but tho books show hs il indebted to
The dsm, for sloo. 600. ThelF bills paYa-
bis tn thla city also amount 10 SIZE, Quo,
ea1h loaas 10 Sit, 500, lad tncsch.ndlta
debts u xlo, coo. From tho large asnount Of paper
which natarcs tu the next four mouths. somg taeA
can bl obtained Vt whAt he secured. Tho cIed4tura
speak Ii she soYertst Terms Of l4 transactions. and
saT II ~ will biz srfeat u be should return 10
The cty ~ hs hss rendered hinectt liable 10 eEtna.
inal prosecution. Mr. Lsulerbach. counsel fof
the a!u IL collecting cfains aud p"ttug accounts
in l.Eoper shape. Tue Total Indehlednes4iA SN)0,
0Oji, oI which SIZE, coo IL duo Ln san Francisco.
TIE total sa.et asr 500. eco. ~: hl;nc's fFendA
aim Ae will rsluro shortly. but this IL doubted.
| q hs ;ook Up ihfce lattess Of credit Immediately
3ites asflsug in Europe.