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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
NAHY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-COmmander Selby, OF
tic Cmted states steamer E.sex, reports IRON MonroVa
Liberia on the 25th u October. ~ tho arrival Of the
Essex m that port on the 1914 of October mine days from
Porto Praya on his arrival the Commander OF the =
sex saluted the Lcuu nIs and exchanged cour'esle'
with The officials. In returning thc salute from shore
tlc Lbarians were unfortunate enough 10 blow the
hands or N one Edward Berry, a youug America
Iinerian. who was engaged in loading The guns. The
medical officer OF the Essex sent 10 the young man q
relief ana vas OBLIGED 90 amputate both arms "eIo" TO
p.a,w Executing some Slight cases OF mtr''ilttc"
foyer heeiuu NJ Go develop under the excessive c ana
gooL 90. .,.t.. -.
Commander Henry l. Johnson is ordered 10 duiy 10
fll. E.lrt III N.r.Ok, Va Passed A-5l-iH- surgeon
\ 4 NeC.gfr is ordered t0 the sfurr-lip NcW-iiih
.... 9i P..t ka,u s. g.. Passed Assistant surgeon y
Il T.rru... b.. l-Icu nom tLC sf0rrs y Nr"-iiul
t-fNIe. ~ Ia- reported his return nunc hi'l-L rh
..r4rl from A.pu, Tot, A-idtlc station, hhu id.
been Do Ir-d On SICK leave Masters J. \. Lt'aNor ana
w. T.. kay have lr,n detached frOm day on th' Coast
eervi q. Pa-srd Assistant Engineer " b. Bayey Ms
been detached from duty in uie Bureau ~ steNh
ts ige.rlu and ordered 10 hold un--i ready for sea
service Boil-yaiu Edward Hugbes has bc'u riac Led
from tue Sew -lruf~Irr. aud placed ON waiting orders
Ar.ug BrttsWaIu Jdlir. Sheppard has been de atued
ipl Co., Nagy Yard. Pensacola Fla ana or cred n lhe
n r-liaulauilc. Master william kIourn Is d'tachti
r.lu t.e RcceiviIgship ~yonin- ana ordered 10
dIty 100 tuc Coast survey tn4r. -Ensuret George ~.
EHmOus rcuOrfD. return Iuue, AHt ing ur'h ut
tacncd ruI the Ranger, aud has been placed on SICK
leave.
Fort MoNroE. Dee. 5-The United atcs Scholarship
Saratoga sal. q FOR Norfolk Navy Yard to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

The judge, OF the supreme Court have ar
RANGED .ic following the terms Of the supreme Court
for tho next years Three Circuit Courts 10 hr known TT
s,rvcy s Part l. Part II and Par. III. To DE Bold on
the fist MONDAYS OF January February March, Apr',
May. june October. November and December Courts
Of over and Tcrmiurr ON the FIRST Mondays OF February
and November Special Terms Tor equity cases ana
enumerated motions ON the first MONDAYS OF january,
Fc7ruarv March, April. Nav June, october. NoVcubeI
and December for Part l. and the urst Iudai or
T,cl-rlry aur.. June November aui December for
Par II. Special Terms and Chambers ioi n"ituunei
ated motions and Chambers business on the hrSt dud
third Mondays o. each month 10 is ouF recently tai
third Circuit has been uccc-aly. ds ~ occasion tlh@
NOW There are tO hp three month Until year or
two ago. there were Special Terms only every otnel
month; there ie to be one each month, az I'VE
months there 10 be two terms simultaneously Is
rumorod that Tie question 0f having two Chambers Was
discussed. AID decided IL The negative only for want o
a .trtuf VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

FOR LIS ERPOOI.-Tr cffnfhip cr4Hf0- Alexander Allan
" D.. Ash Francis Barring. g. faImert-n NJ ss l'fhr
r. b. Berbc flHar "a. Benedict Ar Black AitIur Bll'A
bum Dr. Alckir Hg cr Ha Hc. NJ Robe Hi, Si-. u US
s. lltckit. y 80 j. HlIcke ~ M. IlIcer. MI-. Judge
Bowen j.. Brady. Cart-r So aId Mrs Walter r. cobb
arthur Goldman. -. DIpues MT - ". Davis Nesey Daw-
son "net D.Keu G. Eagcl o. BE- gIeYu. Mr. aud Mrs
j. iiIlat1cH maid snd man .ervant ST. and ,'rs. " r.
'hlilHc Miss Gat, G. Cnt MI.. T. Holland r. 4 How
4g Mnham Iessn, Alfred b. g. Johnson, Henry
5ehl.l"h' - W. Jones, SIR and Mis- %. q. g.
hti .iuin, victor r. MadIp'. James McCrerCr. hr
and h,s. James Aor Master Arthur Duncan Moir,
H", .ichal. M-. Minor, fLD Rev. j. b Moran, sir auu
MiS' EdNAtd NicscHon, Mr ana NIB ". Aguew Pope,
car. fu r,nA, iai, 1901 'ir. aLd ar. Henr Khram.
l"NLtIy W. "a lntl7 llIf -. -tlcy. J. a.
~idrl, af aud Mrs Janice liral O. Hon H. w. slough
TN tnfed -'airS Minister 10 u a Mra. SiouehtOn MISS
1igisht'i mtd and man servant, Misc Ingnast T. II:
I.htIWold 'hhlr- N'et, MiS1 Nrhecca Watson. and
MIs. George =. Weston, samuel W lle r. D. WiIett.
Wins lr H W hon Baum earteu CAS- tain John -hlnd
l. Roy, j.. Harmon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
INSANE PERSONS IN THE TONES.

On the first floor, in the northeast corner Of
the Tonhs are confined several persons alleged TO be IN
Some Of them have been detained there for sever
al days One man. who occupant Of this depart
ment Of the Tombs for day and night, said TO TElB
uNE reporter: e II is shame and scandal that the
City OF NeW-Tork, which boasts OF its hospitality
and HheHny, does not provide "A more healthy
ana Respectable place Tor The accommodation OF
those unfortunate beings who supposed 10 be
OF unsOund mind. The cells are dark, gloomy.
and damp The wash room is more like pig pen than
anything else. Al breakfast had something called c0f
fee and dry bread think the dinner consisted Of
bread aud SOUP The supper worse than the break
fast" The TRIBUNE reporter informed at the
TOmbs that those confined for insanity were generally
treated kindly by the prison officials being allowed 20 sit
In the corridors during the day. excepting when an ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 5.-Ihe application
in the case Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Comp ny against tie Controller OF the state. Treasurer
and others tor al injunction TO restrain the defendants
from reporn auc collecting taxes in accordance with
assess euts made bog the -ttt' Iur9l Tax assessors
was granted to-day. Bonds ~ $4,000 each we're ioi-
ward.d to tIe officials II thr Paducah and Memphis,
NlIl. and Ohio. aud knoxville aud Charleston Rail-
roads. for tucr signatures, they having express II &c
SIR. Oh receive benefit ot the injunction grant d. Tie d.
Greg provided tnI a roads the situation OF the Mem
phS and Charleston Railroad, could ENJOY the lhlunc-
lion IL they wished &C. Do 80. bond of the amount
m,ut 0u,d is required %. each one, s n cases where an
uluuclInn /. glanled prior % jnlsment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
SHIP HEHC
PORT OF NEW-YORK..
CHA r.

PORT OF NEW-YOBK ............ De
CLEARED
Steamship Australia (2r Raft London Hen1ersou Rms
steamship canada iirl, sumner, London, T.
steamship -cythia tBrl HaIncs Liverpool Chas. Fr8uck
BD. . , ,,,, IN, r,
Steamship Columbus, Reed, Havana, cuba, VIM p clyde
Co
steamship G eo W. clyde Ingram Charleston J. ". Qun
is Hamilton sh Mortimer liverpool Chas. II. Marshall
& CO. . r,. g.. I'LL. go.
RINK Ture Aus PanOyOncut Cork or Falmouth for
drrs. Truham e hofcs1n
Psrk FraucrsclO li4 ORno, cox OF falmouth Tor or
cers genham a Bnyesuu.
Finch Edge 90.
storey e Co ,- ,.-.-
Rars Flid (NOrl -ilYesen. Hun Eng Louis Tetens.
p1rk Tgu AUST, Cosahch, Trieste, Austria, Socovie
Bark Albion (Br) Mcfarland. Rio Janero, Brazil, Jas E.
Ward & CO. ,-, 49,. ,t.. t,t.or
Brig solecitO Nta lOnEObario Lisbon, Portugal funch
Brig Marina Downs Mueritas. Cuba Miller Houghton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
ACCUSING FRIEND OF THEFT.

James IraiHor wealthy Washington Market
produce dealer residing az NO Jl3 West FiUydrst-s.,
yesterday caused the arrest Of OLD friend named Rob
crt Beatty. wheolwr.c o. Eo. sos West Thr,eeuthst.
Taiaor alleges That late the night on November 20,
hc accompanied Beatty Loue and slept the reminder OF
ttc night Oh lounge without removing his clothing;
mat u thc morning be found his money amounting 90
$50 had gone. he also remembered, whlle doing on
The lounge, somebody feeling about his pockets. Beatty
Who bears good reputation that Le with three
other ac4uuu1utrS, a0istei ItiuOr 90 his Beatty s
house, Irluur being too drunk 10 20 home, and that
Irlluor or spent t1at amount OF money. or WAS
robbed while iu the company ar Beatty aud friends
I.rC beng or thirteen witnesses 90 examine u Beat
w. behalf Justice Murray adjourned the examination,
admitting Beatty % bail ia $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06


ARRIVED
fTso Gi uorirev oP-' ,.nr-na. sh,naka oct -.
S i.p' I,5i -n1-9-e 1'h ro 1 r.. and bFaitar
,i, M Dap NeF'rlaa. De-r.ora. ves orleans Noy. %.
lf..-..t , .L Nt 'ff-..s, fo 30 ~ seaman.
FL .H san s,ir'f-. nseg IT, Savannah Dec l. with
"..f,.' ''.,. .e. fon--.
H. art 81 o Boyd q irck'n Auchorelin Crivrsend Bay
i'ar. Enu' uail r,-1nn' Con oct H. via Delaware
or -. ' 10 ballast 20 7locoyich eCo passe Gibraltar
s,, ,s i'er,aa rta Droac - dava I'm ballast %
fd1 'rs l as' schand, Hun 40 aay. IN ballast to
'.a 1, 1's g,; r e' CO 20 DAYS via
bql,., 10 r. p ru, -, ~ ,l- g},''a ''d1y' IN
" M ,ii's q farss island Io~es ia. mas 'ays
prr fmrs T. r,i. of fo.o- ZEN, ,f,.ar1.a h 6ays.
Hry sfs1..r, ~. V,, Tl.5 ,rls.. o, ,.. -i,,
Fa,, d" G.i,r Vessel to Wayten CO. Has had heavy
raining. 40 tity island. moderate T.: raining
FoBEIGS PORT
L1NroV. Dec. 5-S'l-i Nov 80 WaHl Iouisa. - inst
Germ an Cluvcr shassnere 30 inst. Frcolc. can't
Eo'e. rno E.lor l Inst cai Vorthrote 5ota ior View
yars. F1-nf % NM |atIt ,oh ,ar Ncw.
icr frnsco Do a i-r Cant Schroeder the latter Tor boy.
cont Iin, .c losrnn rhomusoa; :. p Thurow. Arrived
HAIL 9nih Nicoo ror,. me ,f,s an &neon, Roy,I ,no
C.7 gyeT ~ Inst c'roine 5th insi Maria Clorde Dag
DOMESTIC PORTS
v sAN FAS.co Dec Is iled. steamship CITY Of New
fliff 1N' VIZ tD"riHi. irving British mails.
bhh"t. Dec. "a rived A. inst har.s Svalcn tNor.l.
SYtnIsh b'r'taux Arctic tBrl Davies Cleared
hafhH Jna fshor lrl. Roberts Londonderry; Eahiuka
Nrfi -s ~ Rotterdam ART 9th inst. bark Grace r..
1lhh lhr Grant Dublin Cleared bark Drag0 a. tAustl,
BaccefcIc' Once stpvu.
PHLAnELguA. Dec. 5.Cleare@ steamship Lord Give II.
guia j. vto" bark Emma Hiriyn, Bremen; brig CailO.
Lnemfn Bahia and Rio Janerp.
Bo1tOS, Dee J.-Ar rrd bark D. 0hanin Bunker BueuOs
ATreE, brig city of M0ule. HIM ~urlsm
DISASTERS
shin Carngorm fBrl Can't Low from Greenock Nov. 81
been hoated.
Bari Emilia Camna Ial capt Cadero from londonderry
GOV ~ Tor Baltimore has returned having been damaged by
collision.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN -TEAM~HfPS.
foVnoN Doc 5.-Thc Anchor Line steamship Evsl Capt
MGR che. from Ncvfors N"v. %, arr ve' here tofav.
Qi N-loNN Dee. 5.Ihe luman Line STE m-hD city -
brus els from Liverpool Dec 4. sailed hence for Sew York
to-Uav.
SOUTHAMPTON. nee. 6-Tho North German Liovds steam.
ship bolau capt Bussro from New York Noy ? tor bre-
men. arrived here TODAY.
MouILg. Dec. 5-Tnc Anchor Line steamship Victoria,
hrf.
ROTTERDAM Dec. 5Tle s,eamsh.rs ". A. schoIron, Capt
jar zen, .ru NfwNors nov. 30, arrived here TODAY.
HAVANA Dec. D. The steamship tIty ~ Vera cruz Cant
Van ,ce arrived here from YORK al Sd inst mot
the itil as previously roportcd
For 0taer Ship Sers sss rim PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
CAPTAIN pERRY EXoNERATEp.

PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. . General How
ard mas approved the Adnes Of The court OF inquiry in
the ease Of Captain David Perry, who charged by
tle citizens OF Idaho with ne-lecng 10 succor the band
of volunteers when pressed by the Indians at the Cotton
wood igh. The ndln - To the effect that captain
Perry could not know the character OF the volunteers
until they were attacked thai delay Of about ten min
utr- ocrurr. ~ attack before sending troops 10
their relief: that the volunteers received additional
injury on account OF tie delay No testimony was ellc-
itcd rejecting the courage Of Captain Perry ana ne
iue NJ, tXonerate him from having made improper de
ay under the circumstances, being nearly surrounded
himself by hostile Indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
nrNcAN. sHrPNAN & cos FA11rRE.

After the failure Of Duncan, sherman & Co.,
eus were brought Dy creditors 70 SET aside the vouu
tary assignment TO Judge -hpman and the conveyance
OF the baukiuchOuse 90 Alexander Duncan, made two
ears before tle failure. After am assignee i'm bank
ruutcy was appointed De br0Ieu; sni Tar ACTION IN tr
United states Courts. making those Who had Drought
suits iu she Courts parties. ID tls -ut dec cc
Wa obtained refusing TO hold thc assignment, ana deeds
assigned invalid. Thercupon ldee shipman moved Tor
lcv. 10 amend bis answers the STATE suite, hy setting
no the United states decree The suit ~ the Trent 1u
Banking Company was the first one aTEied ana ln 10
Judge Davis has granted the leave Motions In the sut
oil the United States of Mexico ard Two other suits
brought y Field az DcvO FOR the purpose, were 20
have been ucd yesterday bat wcut until to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

Sir Ashley Cooper WAS visiting Paris and
wa. a,ked by the sUrgeOn--chief OF the empire now
many times lac had performed cert lin wonderful feat
of surgery re replied that ne had performed the opera
ton thirteen times. All, bat monsieur, nave done
him 100 times" " How many tunes aid you save hi.
lie ~ continued the curious Frenchman, aitcr he hai
looked into TIE blank amaZrmcnt ot sir Asteys lace.
=" sad the Eng-huau saved eleven out 81 thirteen.
How many did you out of 100 times e An
monsieur. / lose dean all but dc operation was very
brilliant -
A country fellow went one night 10 see ms
sweetheart, ana for long time could thnk Of nothing
% saw Al lass, snow beginning fail hcaVl " ne tol
her that his fathers sheen would hp lost. Well SAID
she kindly taking him by the hand. III take one Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

A IItINIH
,rc1i Ho'ioL LOT new trial and an arrest of
"'l De made Dy eIJadge Dtteahoefer al tie
s 49,, o1 behalf Of Graf and Owen the tyo n, en-, -,
rhsJ1 40 sere convicted on count OF m. ,6tc,,t
point ~ b ben Win smuggling silks II il sas TO- t
1n Ter ssa are those which Judge Bepedcf heI6
Zee On the trial a. being tnnnrt, D
1e'e oehDsratiOn Ihan he could Ihan otya T Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

Isabella $. Graves has sued Alfred Lewis for
assault ana battery laying her damages al $4,000 She
fay they were both boarding Durham Greene County
lor tIc 'n"eI ne drank lard, and day. while she
Mth uilflh- s'Vfi'" 4sf wagon. she jumped and
Ta toward 1'e lie pursued but lie woman Of the
Of back door and tried 10 reach n.r -. ,.,, t DE-,
caught sight Of her and before She conJ .f"r t Iro
sfucA fef' tore hef coties and threw mar f.Il tb,
-On iDiuring her severely. lie absoIuf.ig 49, ~
story. The case came up Is motion Ia rc,,.y. ,
b. judge Davis. N '~'''i4"y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
A CORRESPONDENT HELD FOR LIRE,

AT the TOmbs Police Court yesterday de-
cislon was given iu the complaint Of Drexel Mora,p A.
Co. against Toward Grose. for having, wale acting a.
spoent Of The Chtcago Tribune uttered and pub
i'ii4 .l On the firm. Justice DuGy sand that while
- - ,pesn nO annus on the part OF the writer
-, H. 80 ~ character referred 20 were likely t0
,ioyr m the character and reputation ~ the
~ Ne very nigh lie therefore fe h hs dun To- reojre
rracfsino aft,r, 30 PAL BOZ 81 900. Walter Durack
became 0OnQsnan. % oOut1 AuIIu-stt bIOOhlyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
Gountrn 6oar0.

COUNTRY BOARD can be had nc an old
Y fashioned farm. where tie comforts Of home pure M ~
fresh hOuuffuI table applied. Horses kfrf nV
the month - los rates. Ad-~, OSCAR BROW y. >omer7,
FrNEIFWOOD. New Jersey First-class board
q ID private family Tor Fail Winter moderate prices
Address Ofce Box NO l73 Ensowood Highest refer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

defendants ans their counsel arc very confident Of sue
cess In this application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
5re Cream.
5rrulIure.
Iilnrnle QUO Slate aLante!s.

IIarble ln0 Jl1le MInnIfIs.
kTTENTION Now il the time 10 purchase
- SLATE AND MARBLE MANrELs.
stsfe,vnrk pENRHNE SLATE Coz
50 Union square. y. Y. 4thaye. and llthstsl
VRATES and FENDERS.-Thel largest manu-
~ farurers " low and hatlpw down CRATES with dump
i atf.chmrnts We would call especial attention 10 ul
on trepace. for burning wo0i. with brass andons enl
m nr irons and coal hos, u antique designs Oash s's
f ginir grlts ou cranes ~ elegant patterns; wholesale
ana retail; send Tor catalogue and price list 1870 80
''' ~' J. =. CONOVEB & CO.,
80, Canal st.. NegN ork.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Thursday. Dee. s, 9l2
' clock at 40 27 West-st stock and mixtures 81 res
tiurlnt. JAS 81 ~ II.N ~ % .a'' , '' ','''
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANIEl.S ;
: al monuments hcifstoue- a0Or thing plumbers ami
f,ri,re .a. af greatly reduced prices. Turning i0r ue
tr,it A. fLARIi 1875 iud 1856 Eas, l-tlIst near 3laye
- KLABER & CO.,
~ ~ List between Broadway and shave Estab-
Rsf',d IStS MANTEI-. TlLINr, MJSl AENIS' 10 Ie'
dur,,i Uricrs PLUMBERS SLAB, . specially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06

change Of prisoners was beiog made ~ SIX IN he even
Ing they are oos,d 100 .hc cells.
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siiuanons OanIeo-- females.

SHlAllOHp A~)lsAANS N''f'''-~
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW,
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL b. i 49,. - d, j. irs
a. or o. West Twenty tlrlrst cor Eisi, , IN sp"
Thri ave, Forty s-yfnth a., az le ~ f
~ 1.1-l 1hrday cor one aug " Guy ,lsi
lfaram savings Bank Building up 10 p n' Al ie-u''
CELEBRATES
4 LADY wishes TO engage with a party
II goiuc soulh nr Winter wo9l A., & ti ,riv
R0BBiNS. - Chureh-,t. Hartford Conn
At STNW'S SELECT AGENCY. No. 537 9th
- "a ..t-,nt. lIas anil female, f0r any capacity, tor
ey ami country gool home the object the once Zee
only 30 cents.
NOOK.-A respectable woman to 20 out by
eee ' iT@ nay Srr.e 'r'e empower az Ea, 7thst
COOK, &c.-English Protestant cook aud
.auudrs.. OF homework. BOO city. MIS- EEf No4.D7'
PROTESTANT AGENCY, il& ttlta'f.
NOOK.-A respectable English woman as
y cook. experienced ~ the care OF mousse 'i' o' GUM
NOOK.-First-class Scotch Protestant cook
Y excellent references. MRS. kElNOLD7S FHOI E7i
ANTAGENcY. li2 4th-ave.
NOOK-By nr,f-class French bOdrgeoise
y c,nk who Il az EXCELLENT baker and und 'rstands Am.f
cooking, D. crin good man4sr An" give '''c''' $50
az 6o2 O have b.. 'i'th anl 30 l-''s.
(OOK WASHER and IRONER.-A Wiling
y and mushrooms woman can do oo.s VOTE n n' S
cy references 100 objection 10 Ine county al ~ WV ~
6ulayc.. between 35th and 5oth S.
F,00K. WASHER and IRONER.-By very
an excellent washer ana roner good reference sober hon
et ,nd oosns county or oSp ~ Propfeisr
1,OOK ar COOK. WASHER and IRONER,
verv hest very excellent COOK meats soups
pastry desserts aee SIDE dishes sNSeeni WASHER aa
othsys. near 24in.sI. l. RAYMOND, ProPreEor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
Giluations manteo- males

A RESPECTABLE LAD l. years old wishes
4 astultion: IL Wiling % anythu- Except liquor
or cigar s0rc references can De- furnished Addttss
". r.. Mariners Temple, ~ ohyer ~, New York
CLERk. &c-A situation by young man of
experience and ability clerk. sarsnan. collector
WILLING % travel highest reference. Address COED, rub
Ohice.
NOOK and WAITER-By an Alsatian couple
bsth fuliv qualified aud capable the IL most
satisfactory cook tie waiter; wages reasonable
CAL Tor j. d., 80. 6th ave, bet 3ith snd 35tists
EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER desires
steady euu0vment i conversant with legal and psra
m-t Reporting also correspondence steady aud indus
trlOus extraordinary testimonials AddfeAs nlENbH-
RAPIiER, Tribune ONCE.
NIULER.-By a iirst-class practical miller
vi and miuwright 20 eXperencei objection 10
the country. Address 4 M, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-06
AlnsltGl 5TsGrume'IEa

HlnslcGl 9usIrumeTTa
uAVE YOU seen the "MODEL" UPRIGHT
PIANO. 10 s beautiful dca "a dti.n ar excel.
lent ui tone Price $50 to fl7.. SIMPSON 81 CO.
Manuiacturcrs 40 EAST l4thsf
KRANICH * BACH, 2i3 East 23d-st., near
~ 2iagc have tcarful aas0Itncut OF pauofoftes
.cconGAsad. wh t.oY oee,sng very low.
Pianos lent anu sold GA ins,allucuta
/ ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BEST and
II CHEAPEST CABINET or PARLOR ORGANS ~ THE
WORLD Organs reutnd uHtl rcat pays Ion Them MASON K
HAMLIN ORGAN CO., % Union square, NeN-Norg.
| IGHTE & ERNST. old house of Iighte 81
Bradbury oftr their splendid PIANO FORgFs az low
prices and easy monthly payments at ~ East lih.st
Also smiths AMERICAN ORGANs.
- Y. BALL 4 Co.,
Ds No IL EAST l4ruST.
Chickering's Steinways and other Piauos Organs
for cash. IN lustailnients and for
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-29

The Deadwood Champion of a late is
sue, in gravely discussing the relations
which exist between the people and the
territorial government. says:
The laws of Wyoming, with a justice
which IS in strong contradiction to the
laws Of Dakota, places the election of
county officials in the hands of the voters
OF the county where such elections are to
be held, instead of as now, by the COVER
nor of Dakota.
Thelaws of Dakota provide for the cleo
ton Of county officials by the people and
it is an a%bsurdity to advance any other
Interpretation. Upon the organization
of a county III order to clothe it with
needed authority which it could not 9th
revise attain, the statues provide that, up
on the petition of fifty voters, the governor
shall appoint three commissioners, resi-
dents OF the county, to act until organiza-
ton is perfected and until an election day
comes round. These three commissioners
appoint the balance of the official outfit
and from that time the people of the couny
elect their own officials. The impression
the Champion conveys in its article is
that the governor is to continue appoint
ing county officials and that the people
have no voice in their choice-hence, the
Champion argues, it is better to get out
Of Dakota.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-29
Marblehead Destroyed by Fire

Boston, June PA fire in Marblehead
at 2 O'Clock this morning swept away
nearly the entire business portion OF the
town. The fire began in the stable of the
Hathaway house and spread with alarm
ing rapidity to the hotel and other build
ings. Ali the large shoe manufactures
but three are in ruins. These were most
ly large wooden buildings filled with ma
chinery, and furnishing employment to
hundreds of men and women. The East
ern railroad depot, six or seven passenger
cars and a number of freight cars burned.
Over forty dwelling houses were consum-
ed, and the occupants saved but a very
small portion of their furniture and only
the clothes they had on. Seventy-two
buildings in all were consumed. 1t is
impossible to make an estimate of the
loss or insurance. The fire is now under
control.
Marblehead, June 25-The fire origina-
ted in the Marblehead hotel, Pleasant
street, at 2 this morning and burned over
fifteen acres. The fire department could
not control it as the greater part of the
departments water supply was destroyed
at an early stage of the confiagration.
The flames spread with great rapidity,
leaping across W or three streets and
spreading in various directions simulta-
neously. The arrival of steamers from
adjoining places alone checked the flames,
which were stopped at 6 80. 1t is a fair
estimate to place the loss at not less than
$500 900. Some Of the principal losses
are: The Allerton block, $4,000, insur-
ed for $40, 700 J.H. Orne, loss $4,000, ia
sured for $4,000; G.A.Green, $1,000, par
tial insurance the Marblehead Messenger,
$4,000, insured for $4,000; Ell. Bartlett
& Co, $4,000, partly insured; the paper
block, $4,000; Mouroe Bros, 100000; j.
NJ Crossley, $4,000, insurance half; Jon
Brown, $4,000.
Boston, June 25-A caretnlly prepared
list of the losses by the M%arb!ehead fire
makes the aggregate on buildings $685.
600, and the loss to occupants, stock, ma
chinery, furniture, etc., $4,000.