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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
THE WRECK AT OCEAN BEACH,

AsBURY PARK, n. D., Feb. 12.-The
schooner Thomas G.. Smith IA IN the same position
II was supposed last night that the rice would he total
loss but II has all been removed and sent TO EewYork
being little damaged The remainder OF the cargo is
I'm good condition, and IL being unlOaded fast
possibe The owners have arrived and IL II thought
tonight 1t viii impossible to get her on they find
sle rs badly damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
GOOD WORD rOR MP. LAMB.
To me EdItor 81 The TrttHnc

SIRE In your issue Of the 7th inst, yen say
that il Is reported at Albany that Governor Robinson
viii soon nominate FOR EaI superintendent acting 81
p,rutcndcnt Lamb That department has never had 50
good an officer lie has done IN, duty honcsy and Ell
fectiay; no better nomination could hc made. 1hcu-
sands of dollars would have been saved for poor savings
bank pusOrs during The pat 1850 years, u MI Lamb
had been SupcIiut rndonf STATE BANK lLtslb4NE
hcir- YORK., Feb. :, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
mount.

The total amount PAID by The State and ~ me SNIP
ming interests for the support 0 the quarantine during
The six Years was 81 2092G 81 Outing the year 1877
there arrived al NewyOrk 1881 vcssels. of which MIN
Der O2G were cOaSing and G254 foreign vessels The
revenues Of he Health Oiiccr were estimated 10 be
S745l7 and h. cNpcnses were @l4,50O leaving MS aP
uarep ne; receipts SCI 3l7. The commissioners recOu
mend that quarantine De made ScsdStalnlng by giving
t Health officer salary and transferring hls ices 10
the support OF the station The following table shows
The dlsea. IreAtcd hurlMg tho vast SIX years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
UNHAPPY HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
VARIOUS CAUSES AND DEGREES OF DOMESTIC MIS-

cry.
Fannie J. Smith has sued her husband, Theo-
dore T. Smith, for IA absolute divorce she saws they
were 10 1879 aud had two children, both now
dead She charges that nc has been v!nS N open adu
terry with Florence Kenny An aniayt IN the say,
his father stated that he has discarded him Tor LIS
dissipation. Judge SANFORD in Superior Court Special
Term has granted an order for the publication Of sum
mons
Another Smith divorce SUIT is tia: Of Josephine
{. Smith. who brought a proceeding for limited di
vorcc for abandonment against her husband, Frederick
Smith in the Court OF Common Pleas. lie bad PEE
ousy brought Il Tor divorce against fr "a 10, e1'
periOr Court which IL eth pending On motion ln nor
though the husbands 10 bar 10 ths suit Bus
IL one her letters him. after they h. parlt,t.
him ana hoped he would have a chance OF meeting
who would be 70 hun Hois Truly a WI. la
expresses a wi-i on her part for separation az"
voluntary aban 1nmeni b. ~ 81 4cr husband -,
tlda Morris aL1 Robert Morris. ise Wan Hoesen hs
refused divorce 10 the vife Iley are an aged eups
statute OF Limitations appiies in such case
Judge Joseph +. Daily in CogMen Pleas spee'
ial Term. referred yesterday, the divorce sIt ni ~
ME Damanc against George Dnmane 20 x NJ Hcn;y
Tho wife says SUE was married Nav = 1903 but ulhl
since January 1870, hcr husband has been hNls Wa
In a divorce suit brought bv Air ham Moiseurauih
against Rose NorgcIlauth, the wife having preceded
the hu-blui with u chiid thrtyhree days after nar
ragr judge Van Hoc~en grant, the divorce. - The We
doe. not clam that the pa.UI IL the aihlr ~ .le cd
and the cyidcuc. shows ho mg!t wei Lave h,"n de
ceiN cd a e. h'r condition.
Judge DsmohHe has Granted a commission 70 take
testimony in England IN the divorce smi % J. I'M -sd
against Ellen Judd.
Ia tHr suit Brian. agt Hrant, previously repornf
I'm THE TkBiNE in which motion N.- uld' tul IVA
allowance ~ iinony On llo ground that the husband
had G,ilei 10 keep his promise prnyae Lis wife VIZ
the necessary tnings Of Ii,, judge konns"h haa go
served HI a.
Judge Robinson has confirmed the referees report 10
the OF I,d'r Ii - against May Fursi, NV Tin;
anunv. Cpfhlrinc tuc =. IN her sut FOR limited II
yorcc agnns hcr husband Theodore, Ris been ori"ei
temporary ahlnOuy The rate OF - @eek and 20
counsel fee.
rddgr Pratt ia Brooklyn, yesienav. granted decrges
OF ,,ouie divorce In the sat Oi Mary Aun H4ns'i,
agaiusi AuscoD llluser, ard IA that u Mary Ang
against Henry Angus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

Tovord The clog, the Democrats began putting fhelr
Leads tosette and consult very sagcy as Z" VIVA.
ines we're going 20 do ahoit il, when Mr. Sewei moved
HAT re majority ~ given Pcrmi-sni 20 iriifc 'o t'Io
e matter. The President :hcn declared tat the oTis
nal motion Of IL. Ward carried and the seiate IN
burned Thus onGed The first genuine political Joust OF
Ty,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

When one Of Architect Mullets brldings
falls he 10 the ruins, examines The chaos o
masonry very critically, and says they might have
known that coat OF whewash wasn't strong enough
to hold up heavy u wall as that why In thunder
didn't the Jio,s know enough 20 put ON more white
wash i-lBurngton hawkeye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
TIE CONTINENTAL LIFE.

Justice Wcstbrook to-day granted to and directed John
p. ONen, receiver Of the Continental Lie Insurance
Company permission 20 receive from each OF the stock
holders Of the company the 7 per cent dividends
which received from the company during the years
1874, 1873 and 1876. In full settlement OF All claims
aCanst the said stockholders by said company and To-
discontinue actions for the recovery OF the same against
said .incknnlnprs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
ACTION or THE PENNSYLVANIA SENATE.
ley TELEGRAPH To THE TRiBCNEI

HARRISBURG, Penn, FeD. 1.-The Senate
to-day reported the following rcsoiuilOns offered 6y r
Newman OF Allegheny:
RcsOiecd Tint Ieiterating abiding faith In prOtec-
ton and ITS beneficial effects 70 the Whole country, we
protest against departure from ats principles IN
flauang TarIU Laws.
HeSoired, That deem n dnWlSe tneNpedlent and
hostile to the best interests Oft country 10 make rad
ca, char yes d. the law which our experience OF sixteen
wears has Shown be- highly udyLutas'Uus 10 tc wei
faic Of the nation and 10 have been tine largest motor
M the Development uf our Resources.
Lcs1Irtd That die >rn-c of patriotism, proper Ie-
gard for me development the resources ~ oar rorn-
iy aud becoming attention Tho part Of the GOV
eminent Ia the WcfaIr If all its citizens, require hat
The paramount object Ice kept IN vow In all tariR leg
i,ailon j. the protection or the people aud their con
Germs rather Than any concessions To foreign soclta-
tons interests.
Resoird That upon tins question the Interests of Gun
poyrr ahd enuluy6 Of uor and capital, are Identical
kesoired That the proposed rcvison of the tar must
result IN the crtament ~ the quantity aud variety q
our products. aud imposing hur,cns ich cannOt Dut
bear heavily on that class OF men Who by Their skill aud
labor coulThute tn the production of these varied ar
clcs: that neither nor humane 10 take slch
step as shall result either e.tOCOd tdcncss ~ t0u-
s,rl- o nborng men, IN the necessity ot such wages
IA shall afford su>tendnc" - Their families
Ersoired Tnat Governor be requested Ia forward
CORES uf these resolutions to our senators and Repre-
syntatiIrs IN COngre~S. go
The vote on Tie resolution was: Yeas, % ,al Republic
cans except our) nay, 60 DcmocraO. The rest 81 the
Democrats abstamed from voting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
A FATHER KILLED BY AN INSANE SON.
CINCINNATI. Feb. ia special dispatch say

tina, at clyde station, H.. on the Indianapolis ara 1t
Louis Railroad. an insane OF william Lancaster,
prominent farmer succeeded In eudng his keeper last
night, and procured club with which he Killed us
father, while The lattor was asleep la bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
FIRE INSURANCE IN NETWORK.
REPORT BY SUPERINTENDENT sMYTH On THE BUsI


ALBANY, Feb. ia chart has been pre-
pared, and will shortly be issued by superintendent
Smyth of the New-York Insurance Department, showing
the condition Of the fire and inland navigation nsIi-
rance companes that have fled statements Tor the year
ending December 81, 1877. The following are the to-
tails OF some Of the columns Of figures:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
PROCEEDINGS IN TIE PERJURY CASES.

IkOO abDEAGS IN I'M AhJNhi NN'L"'
Robert l.. Case, president Of thu Security
Lie Insurance and Annuity Company, Is apyinz Tor
bis admission hail. pending AIS appeal q IN AIS ccn-
yicioa Of pIjary, Judge Dykman having aiieHdy
granted stay which keeps hin igom state Prison 10
appeared yesterday on habcas corpus. before Jud.o
Donohue with his counsel, Algernon s Sullivan, bur u
engagements OF Dis'rc, Attorney Phelps and Assistant
Attorney Rollins prevented their attendance.
and Judge Douohuc had on tI'a b~lore hun Inc
matter was adjOuine. Ia q o'clock this morning.
judge Brady having signed the wit ot error m the
case Thomas = Lambert, PRECEDENT 90 ihe Aurrch
Popular Life insurance Company, Jadge y! kma., 10
had granted the STAY Of proceedings Or R0Dg J. 't.
granted "a similar stay behalf o. Dr. Lambert. tie
ch,f legal questions involved being almost Identical DO
the two cases.
Darius r. Mangam. president of the National Irst
COMPANY has received notice Ia plead bdiurr JUDGE
Davis m the Court of Oyer AMI Isrmuer. to-day apc
"A aay will then be hxcd for his trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
rpIrlsn MINISTRIES CuRTNEss.

A commission 20 take testimony IN the SUI.
NJ C,roln. W. soiolde against James A Owen 81" -.
last Autumn TO d. 7. g. Middleton, Brush N'"'... .
Res,dent and Consul-6encrai ~ caraecas' An ""'
came back. February 5, 1873 a. follows -.
.a,p beg leave 90 return 60 you herewith We -. ~
mont incosed 10 me bY yonr letter OF ssd "it aa
air your obedent and humble servant, ,,.,-.,,x-
'"' "B \. &. MDpahi"s a.,
Judge sanford yesterday rcissned ihe ~ c,r,c,as
A Cuio stirop, Danish Consul t'.neisl %, INV
having In charge Ihe American Legation t1e'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13

ATTEMPTING To ExroRr MONEY, A..
At the Tombs Police Court yesflu"
.,am,nar,ou Iu the case OF Palp stner Against D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-13
XLVth CONGRESS---IId SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
NEW Bills orFFEED IN THE sENArE-M'poNhp
FOR SILVER, AND MCPHERSON AGAINST lT-CAH-
pYNTER's PICTURE PRESENTED IN TIE HOUSE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
Harwinton.

Mir. Geo. Potter and family, and J. s. Bir- den, all of Hartford, are in town. Mrs. Day. ton c. Case, of Barkhamsted, is spending a week here at her fathers. Mr. F. Crossman Is again in town. ....
 Miss Irene E. Parmalee, an accomplished young lady artist, from Springfield, Mass,. is visiting at Mir. Bryant's, and.taking sketches of animals, scenery, sc.
 Edward Capel returned from England, last Saturday, bringing with him his parents and brother.
 Geo. B. Graves, of Waterbury, will lec- ture on temperance at Campville, next Sat urday evening.
 At our town meeting on Tuesday, it was voted to appropriate $500 for the benefit of our common schools. It was also voted to give $100 for the detection and conviction of any person guilty of poisoning any domestic animals in town. Several other questions were laid on the table to be voted on at our next town meeting. It was also voted te dis continue the old road opposite Thomas Math- CTS. The whole republican ticket was elect ed by an overwhelming majority. The young Mems Independent Society had united with the democrats and expected an easy victory, but many of the latter were 30 dlsgusteo witn the doiugs of the club, that they voted the re- publican ticket hence the result. We append below list of the town officers:
 1 Selectmen-Cyru l.. Barber, Wm. Bryant Wallace K. Curtiss Town. Clerk-Geo. E. | Cook; Treasurer l.. Goodwin; As 1 sessors-Juhus Catlin, Orange A. Hubbell Board of Relief-Lucius A. Olmsted, M. L. Goodwin, Julius H. Jones; Collector -Sher- man B. Barber Registrars of Voters-Juiius Catlin, Henry D. Reynolds; Registrar oi Births, Marriages and Deaths s-Julius Catlin Town Auditors-Abijah Catlin, H. D. Key. holds; Grand Jurors-Abijah Catlin, Ed. Ca. pei, Henry Wilson; Constables- Catlin, Ed. Capel, Chas. G. Wheeler; School Visitors Martin l.. Goodwin, Geo. W. Dains, Ed. A. Kunkel. = Emory Barber has tired of single blessed | ness and taken wife.
 LITTLE CONNIE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

The Democratic nominee for Congress in
 this District is said to be aman of good reputa- ton and fair ability. He has served in the State Senate, and in the convention, last week, announced himself hard money man. The Courant remarks in reference to this nomina- ton. 'If the republicans nominate strong candidate, such for instance asthe Hon. Fred erick Miles of Salisbury, they will have good chance of redecming the district" In the present state of affairs we should be sorry to see that nomination made. The Democratic convention did an excellent thing in repudia- ting Mir. Geo. W. Peet who would have run on his money; and in selecting pronounced
 hard money man in these times when it IS Sd difficult to commit Democrats to that view on the vital question of finance. We further be. heve that if Senator Miles is nominated he will be generally expected to gain his election, if at all, by the free use of money. We do not say that this would be just inference from his nomination, and we do not believe that Mir. Miles desires or would accept it. Of one thing. however, we feel very certain, that, if he should be nominated and should not
 spend large amount of money in the canvass, the politicians in this district who are clamor- ing most loudly for his nomination. would be most dOIefuliy disappointed. @e
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great Britain.-The deficit in the City, of Glasgow Bank is estimated at $20, 900, 900. '
 GermGny.-The Parliament insists on it's amendments of the Socialist bill in spite of Bis marks threat of resignation.
 Awst,Ta.-The Hungarian. Ministry has re- signed and a provisional cabinet is to be formed by Herr Tirza '. - a
 1'urkey.-The Porte still delays the promis- ed reforms in Asia Minor
 Italg-It is said at Rome that the German negotiations with the Vatican have failed.
 IssdsG. Fighting is reported to have already begun between the Afghans and allies of the English. Whether Russia will support the Afghan opposition to Great Britain is as yet uncertain. a ..-s -...f .
 CGnada. Hanlan won the race with Court ney, rowing the miles in 35:20.
 Vest Indies.7-The negroes are burning es- tates in Santa Cruz, and have destroyed town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Articles of Association of The Hartford
 Spring. and Axle Co.

Be it known that we, the subscribers do hereby associate ourselves together as body polite and corporate, pursuant to the provis- ions of the statute laws of the state of Connect icut regulating the formation, organization of joint stock corporations, and the following are the articles of our association and agreement
 Article 1. The name of said corporation shall be The Hartford Spring and Axle Con- pany-
 Article 3 The capital stock of said Corpor- ation shall be fifteen thousand dollars, and the said capital stock shall be divided into six hundred shares of twenty five dollars each share.
 Article 3. The purpose for which said cor poration is formed is the following, to wit, to manufacture and deal in springs and axles and to manufacture and deal in such other articles made or composed of metal or of wood and metal as may be determined upon by the stockholders and to buy, sell hire, lease, own and deal in any real or personal property, and patents which may be necessary or convenient for the prosecution of said business, and gen. erally to do all things incidental to said busf- ness, and to the proper management thereof. Article 4. The statute laws of the State of Connecticut relating to joint stock corpora tiOns are hereby particularly referred to- and made part of these articles, and the corporation hereby organized and established under and pursuant to said statute laws shall have the powers, and proceed according to the regula- tions described and specified therein.
 Article 5. Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of shares set oppo- site to his name, of the capital stock of said corporation, each share to be twenty-f five dol lars as aforesaid and to be paid for by install- ments as the directors shall call in the same Article 6. The said corporation is established | and located in the town of Norfolk, County of F Litchf1eld, and State of Connecticut. Dated at Norfolk, Connecticut, this fourth dow of Sopta,,her n 1873
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
Plymouth Sketches, No 28s.

r 1 Onr boarders from abroad have been few. On Wednesday the 2rd inst. a party of about fifty, young and old. visited at William A. Buelrs, in the northern part of Ltchield. Mr. B. is remembered as long, time mail and pass enger carrier between. Themaston and Terry vile station. On Sunday, the 9th, the Rev. Mir. Gililand, late of Bristol, began clerical work in St. Pet. CTS parish, where he has been hired to aficiate until next Easter.
 In accordance with a vote passed last year, our town meeting has this year been. held in Terryville. There were three tickets in the field; Democratic, Republican, and Citizens. The Republicans elected majority of the candidates.
 PLYMOUTHEAN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
PLYMOUTHEAN:

Charles Johnson's bay mare trotted in 2:3s at Plainville Park, Saturday. Fastest time made.
 The 10 a. m. freight train going north was wrecked, Saturday night, in Southington, by an extra freight going south, which was five minutes late One three-driver was stove in and two cars smashed. Several were in- jured, but no lives lost The damage is esti- mated at $1O,000. JoHN
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all persons in the town IN of Ltchfed, who liable to pay taxes to make out under oath and to return to of the Assessors of said town, leave at the office of the Town Clerk printed lists of the taxable property belonging to them the 1st day of October, 1878. To all lists not to. ten per cent of the valuation thereof will be added, and no appeal will be allowed to the Eoard of Relief
 Blank lists be obtained of either of the Asses sors or of the Town. Clerk. ! FRANCIS N. HALE, t Ft
 DARIUS P. GRIswoLD, Assessors for
 JEROME D. WHEELER, the town
 WILLIAM J. HALL, of Litchfeld.
 JOSEPH fl. HOPKINS.
 Litcfeld, Oct 9th, 1878. 28-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

CANAAN is flood ed with sweet cider at 75 cents barrel, aid many are the stained blue ribbons in consequence, says the News Michael Madelan. hostler at the Stevens House, broke his collar bone by fall from a wagon recently. carpenters have been having their tools stolen. s n
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
Notice.

CORNWALL, Sept. 18th. 1878 r then seized on my own premises and took into my | possession about the 17th day of Sept 1878; certain bay mare, about 12 or 5 old, about 15 hands high, with cracked foot CT heof, and white spot under the neck, with a switch tail.
 E. H. ROGERS. Cornwall, Oct. 7th, 1878. In pursuance of the Statute Law of the State of Conn., Notice is hereby given that the above dcscrb ed animal will be sold at public auction, for cash at the public sign post nearest the Town Clerks office in Cornwall, Saturday Oct 26th, 1878. at o'clock m. GEO. c. HARRISON, Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
Tuesdays Elections.

Ohio went Republican at Tuesday election, from 5000 to 10000, and the Republicans claim the election of ten COngressmen. -. In Indiana there is greatly reduced Dem ocratic majority and the legislature is doubt full
 West Virginia goes Democratic and Green back.
 Iowa gives her usual large Republican ma iorities.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
NOTICE.

THE School Visitors of Litchteld hereby noti- 4 fled to meet at the office of D. c. Kllbourn on Saturday, Oct 12th, at o'clock D. m.. for organza- tion. The Examining Committee will meet at the School Room of M, R, Gaines, at p, m. for exami- nation of teachers.
 D. c. KILBOURN, Secretary. Litchfeld, Oct. 7th. 1878.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10
N0tica 7!

THE annual meeting of the Litchfield Village I'm 1 provement Company, for the choice Of off cers, will be held at Armory Hall on Wednesday the 16th day of October 1878, at o'clock p. 28-1w*
 GEO. M. WOODRUFF, President Litchfeld, Oct. 7th 1878.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

LIVER IS KMG.-The Liver is the imperial organ of the whole human system, as it con. trols the life. health and happiness oI man. kinds of ailments are the natural result The digestion of food, the movements of the heart and blood, the action of the brain and nervous system, are all llimmediately connected with the workings of the Liver It has been success fully proved that Greens August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu- merous symptoms that result from an un- healthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent want. Sold by A. s. Wright & Go.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

Up to the 26th of September contributions to the amount of over twelve hundred thou. sand dollars have been sent on to the relief oi the yellow fever sufferers at the South. More than half this amount has come from the three cities of New York, San Francisco and Phila- delphia About three quarters of the whole sum comes from the North, and the contribu, tions from country towns and villages during the past fortnight must have largely increased the sum total
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH You deserve to suffer, and if you lead miserable unsatisfac- tory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you, your unreasonable predjudice and skepticism, which has killed thousands Personal knowledge and common sense req soning will soon show you that Greens August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all it's miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, sc. Its sales now reach every, town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell you of it's wonderful cures. You can buy a sam ple bottle for 10 cents Three doses will re- fieye you. Sold by A. s. Wright 6 Co.,, of Lttchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-10-10

Wesley Bishop, one of the Norwich poison ers has made so-called confession in which, while acknowledging the murder of Cobb, he tries to throw off most of the blame upon Mrs. Cobb Though claiming that his own wife died natural death, he acknowledges having agreed with Mrs, Cobb to poison her, but says his heart failed him at the last moment. The medical analysis shows, it must be remember cd, that Mrs. Bishop was poisoned with arsen- ic. Mrs. Cobb still denies having poisoned her husband It is thought that the effect of Bishops confession will be to hang him, cer- tainly, and probably Mrs. Bishop, also.
 The Democratic Congressional Convention for this District was held at Bridgeport on Thursday of last week, and resulted in the nomination of Hon. F. w. Bruggerhoff, of Darien. Two informal ballots were taken as | follows: