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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-27

The Bessemer steel industry perhaps the only other
one in the United States which has grown so steadily
aud so much during the last five years.
One cause Of this growth is the continued extension OF
the market for American paper. Another IS the i'm
mense and persistent cheapnng of the process of man
rfacture due TO the continued fall in the prices OF
material and the bringing into Of very cheap fbres
hitherto employed only a small extent. With every
new step forward In the work Of cheapening the cost
Of production propeOrs Of factories are tempted to 80
on and manufacture in tho hope of undertaking COM
petors making sales OF goods, and production mas
consequently not tagged
The extension Of the market has taken place both at
home and abroad. Merchants and publishers III the
United States have been slow to concede the superiority
Of homemade paper; but finding that the international
Jure at the Worlds Fairs have persisted in giving TO
American makers the most unstinted compliment and
In loading them down with nedals, they have at last
had revelation the truth. andare buying and selling
American paper preference TO that made abroad. AT
the same time the makers have been pushing for for
egn market and they have done so well as finally TO
have obtained satisfactory foOthod in the gen
sra paper trade of the world The hardest part Of this
work Of cultivatng the foreign market has been per-
formed by syndicate OF about forty paper-maRers OF
which Messrs WoOlwOrth e. Graham. OF this city, are
The active agents. This syndicate made the American
exhibit at Paris which medals, and has es
abshed regular headquarters in London both the ex-
hibt and the office London being under the personal
charge OF Mr. Graham This concerted effort seems to
have been attended with the most valuable results 1t
has been supplemented by steady canvassng OF south
America 10 which part Of the world many agents have
been sent from time TO time, three being there
now One indication of the extent 10 which this en-
argement the market has taken place is afforded by
the following figures OF exports and imports. which,
though covering ouy part of the ground valuable as
11o AnOu
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SEEKING RED LEARYs DISCHARGE.

SEEklNG y RED" LEAR1' - DlNtIiANGI.
Judge Choate, in the United States District
Court yesterday listened TO the argument habeas
corpus the Of John, aIas Red" Lcary. Agrr-
non s. Sullivan appeared Tor the prisoner; Winchester
Bhton for the State OF Massachusetts and A. W. Book
sttvcT for the Sheriff The prisoner not Ia court
Mr. BrttOn first raised the question whether the prisoner
until the determination Of the by the State Supreme
Court was practically within the custody Of that
Court Mr.. sullivan that the appearance OF the
State OF Massachusetts, recognition Of the Prison
ers claim TO his the Federal II the claim
OF Mr. BrOn was good. the Supreme Court became the
Tailor OF tie prisoner Judge Choate said he did not
think that the custody the state Court OF such
character as 10 prevent the case coming before him.
Mr.. sullivan then read the traverse 10 the return II
denied that the the person named IN the
rcqulsitOn from the Governor Of massachusetts that
the Governor had facts 10 show that crime bad been
committed by the person charged that he had fled
the state. IL denied tnat the prisoner had been IN
Hampshire County. In which the crime committed,
five years, and declared that when the Northampton
Bank was IObbcd lie was In New-NOrk
Mr.. BrittOn put Detective Robert PinkertOn the
stand support his The detective said that he
testified before he Grand Jury OF Hampshire County
robbery but he not allowed 10 whether III
dctment had been found. He said that he identified
the prisoner In court Tuesday the IN regard TO
whom he testified before tins Grand Jury. and that he
received by mail the authority Tor making the arrest
from the Governor.
Mr. sullivan moved the discharge Of the prisoner on
the grounds that the identity not established that
there no evidence 81 charge or an indictment be-
fore the Grand Jury. Mr. BrittOn made Il short reply
aud the tnen adjourned until this morning
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EraGl Noiltcs.

At Special Term of the Supreme Court,
~ held at the supreme Court Cham IN the city Of AL
bany New.YOrk. on tho | It'll day OF December, 1873
Present, Hon. VIM. L. Learned Justice.
SUPREME COURT
In the matter Of the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Ncw-NOrk CITY.
In ,he mat;erot ne Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Com
panv Of New ofK C1ty.
In matter 'viiows Orphans Benefit Life In
suiaucC Company 81 York
Ia the mater " the NcwYCrk State Life Insurance Com
pany OF the city OF syracuse y. Y.
Unon reading petition Of Smyth Superintendent
Of the d. Of tne State OF New York. for
the aid enable him TO determine tho pJlcy
hOders the them respectively In the above
entitled companies diatiuue the ayas OF tho
securities held by hin security for said policy holders
and upon adIug the AFFIDAVIT II. PoIs0n. Receiver
respee ey after hearing H. Hairs Of counsel OF said
superintendent; Il. W conn 81 for said Receiver
aud T.. w. Paige behalf II The AUoueyG neral IL Is
hereby that the motion behalf Of the sad supeIin
tcndct noticed and brought for hearing this day be ad
the chambers Of IN" said Justice, IN tho CITY
Of Albany. that In the meantime notice DC given
by the said superintendent, 10y the pub icluon OF
this paper In the city OF bany
New Tribune and THE NewNCIK Herald" twice In
week the respective policy holders In q respective
companies sRd Special lerlu
the sad at mentioned day. aud 1t the said tine az The 0co
slcCtyc claims policy holders upon the sald securities
h by SAID Superintendent for said policy holders IN order
Superintendent may make distribution thereof TO
policy holders entitled thereto In The that may be
And il further ordered that the said upernend, Of the
Department forward by NAL copy 81 this order
each OF said respective pOcyhOidcfS to their respective
places residence far as he may Do able TO ascertain the
saIc.
Clerk Of Albany County.
Inioied ". /. T.. JOHN LARKIN. Clerk.
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THE EXPORTING OF PAPER.
unouru IN SPITE OF HARD TINES.

AYR OF THE FEW THRIVING INDUsTRIEs-THE IN
cpr,sy OF THE FOREIGN SALES-WooD PULP
ropF1GN CONTINENTS OF AMERICAN PAPER.
There are two or three branches of industry
On the United States which have tbryen in spite OF the
hard times One OF them is the paper trade. which ap
nsors TO be managed with uncommon saGacity ana en-
tcrnrise and to have constantly extended It's
nod Of operations face OF falling markets aud
ocneral snrinkage Of the volume Of business. The
Growth Of the number of factories has been as follows
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CALENDARS Ills DAY

strRkNE CouRT-CniNBERs-Dav T. J.-N0s. As. AZ u,
56 40 ST. So 80 l43 liJ l49 100 lS4 1873 1873 Z3S, az,
24 2j 2j7 20 2o2 1868 269 279 $50 1sl 2oI 2Sj, 2sU
2>H, 800. 2s2. 2p3. 29i.
SPECIAL 1ERM-PART II-Van Worst, J.-Demurrer.--No.
1t-Platt ag flatt at y. 40. SIG.-Deins agt Wr'
COMMON PLEAs-srRcAL TERM-van HOesen. J.-No
day calendar
buetel Bruugrs.
PART III. i. Day J-NO Case No lS0J.-Naudevlle
agt Callahan.
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CfcnrSlon5.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
WI OPEN FROM $50 \. ". TO ~ p NJ
RECTOR STREEl-NeaTcst point for Wall street Ferry,
and with tor South Ferry.
point for Jersey City and
COmmunipaw Ferries
ARKPLAC point for Post Office City Hall aud
Barclay Street Ferry 10 HOboken
CHAMBERS-STR point for PayOnia and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN.STREET-
point for Dcsbrosse3 Street Ferry
Jersey CITY, and connects with for DesOro and
East Grand street Ferries 49,
BLEECKERSTIEET-Conn with cars for East and
West.
EIGHTH sTREET-NeaTest point for Christopher street
Ferry HobOken connecting with for Christopher
ana East Tenth street Ferries.
FOU RTEENTH- STREEr-N Nearest point 10 Union Square,
Walacks and Lyceum Theatres. Academy OF Music. Ir
and Tammany halls. connecting with cars for East
Twenty third ami Thirty.iOurth street Ferries.
TWEEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. point 10 Booths, ST.
and Park Theatres Grand Opera House. Gumorcs
Garden, Masonic Temple and Twenty 6hird street
Ferry Jersey City.
THIRTY IHIRDSTREET- Nearest point TO Standard
Broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres Aquarium aud
Francisco Minstres, connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
FoRTY- ECON DsTREET-COnnect with New.YOr& Trans
fer Companys cabs for Grand Centr. Depot.
FIFIIETH STREET
point for Central Park,
connecting with Of Bclt Line Railroad
For uptown trans take east side Siaton'.
For downtown trains take west de stations.
FARE. 10 CENTS Except between the hours OF $50 70
1880 a. m ana OF D. w., when the fare i, cents.
WIN. r, GARRISON, President
NJ. VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent
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6itnatlons Uanieo-- Males
ERASTUS NEW,
Attorney for Assignee.
90 Nassau.st.,
New.NOrG CITY.

CASHIER, &c.-By a sober, reliable and
energetic twenty years practical business
experience as teller in banking Offices and IN
necton with interests keep books best references
Address X. w, 1854 West 2Ith.st, New.York.
WAITER-Re colorcd head waiter !;
w best references willing 10 make himself generally
useful situation Of some kind. Address JW 20 Cor
neis st.. top door.
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ton to the shot which fired at him, replying only
with band Of music until he got ready TO storm, ana
then taking the place at once.
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EelIures ano aleelluus.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWS OFFICES, No. I3iS Broadway, Thirty
40 30S West Twepy-tErt-st., corner Elghth.aye.;
No S2 East Fourteenst corner Union 200 Third
ave. Forty seysnt-st.; the HARLEM OFFICE No.
2XSI Ihdaye, Onehundre,l aud twenty tenrth at
,IIaem savings Bank Building ~ TO p at regular
ofnceraies ...
NOT c E.-The annual meeting of the
~ Wedge Block Pavement Company Will be held at
their Office % Worthst, SATURDAY January H. 1879.
New York Dec. 26, 1878 JOSEPH D. WILCOX. sec'Y
TENhe Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
Il CLUB will be held at the Clubhouse on the second
Thursday January 1879 Jan -. at o'clock for
election officers and the transaction Of such other bust
az come before u.
The general meeting held O'Clock p. M but the
poll. election will opened at half past O'Clock pm
and will remain open hours. Honorary and
members EMIT ed 10 vote Proxies not
mttod LOUIS Z. LEWIS Secretary
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WHITE STAR line.
Sraics an0 TENDERS.

DRASS OPEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
ID elegant OF Tenders Androns Coal
Iods bellows &C. of antique aud modern suitable
Holiday presents retailing at wholesale nrees until Jann
Ary DIS. COnoVEh " CO2
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Qorcan Steamers

Ocean Steamers
FLORIDA VIA CHARLESTON
Il From Per u North River, at 3 o'clock p. IN,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
maiug connections at Charleston with the
MAGNIFICENT NEW IRON STEAMER ST. JOHNS"
for all points In Florida
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT
Through tickets be obtained 1T all the principal hotels
and ticket Offices in the city, and at the Office Of tie company
Pier n North River.
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urn Wooos
ConutrD Boar0.

DLEASANT HOME-With home comforts
ana GOOD table indispensable procured at farm-hou G;
home inyads kindn manested terms very
nolerate Address HOME COMFORTS, Clinton Corners,
Duchess County y. Y.
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EUI0N LINE, -
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 50. y. II. foot Of Kings.
TUESDAY, Dec 81 10 a. m
WYOAISG...... 49,. TT f. DAY Jan il. $50 a.
kLNA TUESDAY. Jan. u, $50
ASA............ L ESD DAY. Jan. = a m
W
These built Of er-ight
furnished with make
The passage the Atlantic both and agreeable hay
Ing bathroom smoking OOln drawing piano and IL
bray also experienced stswaress and caterer on
each steamer The satcTOoms all on deck thus nsring
those greatest OF all Injuries at perfect ventilation aud
light.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 state room SIS. sos and
S75. INTERMEDIATE. $40; sTEERAGE, S26.
OFFICE, No. 20 BROADWAY. ....
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NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT.-m the
~ matter Of the EMPIRE MUTUAL LlFE lNSCR RANCE
COMPANYfu pursuance Of order made IN the above en-
titled matter hy Hon 1hc0iOric l.. NesthrOOk one OF the
Justices IL The Supreme Court dated the IAN day Dcctn
l17S Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been duy appointed Referee Ia take proof aud ASCERTAIN the
entitled 10 share In the distribution Of the
department security TO- the policy holders
of Empire Mutual Life IrsurauCe Company. AM
all poiCy.hOdcrs IN said Company. and persons and
tutld to share in IN -tTIbuiIoI or SAID socGr
policies and policy holders 10 the uudcTs nC
ono No. 80 Eroadway IN The
NcwlGTs before The 10Th day OF February 1879
Dated NcS.lOTk. UeCcmbtr 20, ictS......--,... .
FRANK r. VAN DERYEER Referee
No OPT broadway, New York Ci,y. D179awiwF
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- Nork-FHANCES JANE JESTER, plaintiff. against
IIihS kEIIOGa her husband MICHAEL HAYES and
THOMAS = QUINN, Dgfcucauts-- ummOns 10 the above
named hereby summoned to answer the
tins action aud TO ot your
auin attorney. within twenty days after The service
tins exclusive ~ the day Of service AMI in case
Llur appear anrwer Judgment viii be- taken
dpfau'. thc relief demanded In the
pia.ut-DHtcd New lOik. e'cmbcr II, 1873
WILSON NJ POW ELL. Plaintiffs torney,
Orce and Post Oflce address No. 20 WaLst.,
New York city.
To the defendants HELEN ". Kellogg and Nathan he lOgg
husband The foregoing IA il served upon you by
tu order 81 The Lon y an DAVIS
Justice ~ the supreme Court OF the state Of New
Work mad chambers the County Court House in the
tty NcN.NoIk the 10Th Of December 1875, Hud
aud County u Ork 1t The County Court House IN sad
city, 49,. Nll+SoN ": rpM hLi- =,
Plaintiffs Attorney No. 80 Wall 81, y. y.
D27 lawGwF.
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Eoiels.

Eoiels.
nELAVAN HOUSE, Albany, n. y.
~ beg inform the public of further reduction in
~ 3d. 50 aud IS 90 day according TO location
CHARLES f. LELAND q co.
'TlE ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL,
Il NASSAU. BAHAMA ISLANDS.
Tor full information apply TO -
JAMES LlDGERWOOD & co,
75S Broadway New-YOrk.
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Doar0 dno Rooms.

| d A to S. board with nice rooms two gen.
I'D tcmcn, young ladies' be accommodate ID
board -; nice heated throughout; Eng
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STH-AVE., 81, first door below 16th-st.-
- Handsome parlOr and bedroom, with board one
80 floor references.
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NEW Rich BLlQQI.

Parsons Pursati,e II H. make New Rich Il. God
aud vi completely change the b.opd IN the entire
system a three nOnth~. Any person who W IN
take pt,l each night rtm e. II weeks may be
restored to sound health, 1t such thing is possi
bic. sent bv mtll tor letter stamps. l. ; JOHN-
sos y CO Bangor, Me. mgv25 iS
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Esgal Embellishments.
District Court of the United States,
for the District of Maine.

BANKRUPT,
THIS IS To GIVE NOTICE, that petition has
L been presented to the Court This third
day of May, 1875, by William II. PettingilI OF
Lewiston. IN said District, a Bankrupt, pray ing
that he may be decreed to have \ fuli discharge
IRON all his debts, provable under the Bankrupt
Act, and upon reading said Petition,
1T is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be
had upon the same on the first Monday OF July,
A: ID. le.s, before the Court IN PORTLAND, ia said
District, at 10 o'clock A. Nj and that notice here
oil be published in the Lewiston Weekly Gaze te,
and the Weekly keDnebec journal, newspapers
printed in said District, once week for thrt .uc-
cesslVe weeks, the last publication 10 be thirty
days at least before the day OF hearing, and that
all creditors VINO have proved their debts. aud
other persons In interest may appear at SAID time
aud pace, a. show cause, ii any they have, why
the pTaSe OF said petition should not be granted.
WIN. +. PREBLk,
Clerk of istrict Court, for said District.
XIh- AMAM
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Nsm ADVERTISEMENTS.

nRchNS dns LaTEsr at ts sn
CIRCULARS. with ne y st les reduced pre- : and
much Information, sent tree. MASON Il HAM
LIN OR IAN CO., Boston, New York or Chirago.
apt264w
Oh ann beautiful Concert Crane p. Nnr an.
mos price s G only si25 FNu w
up u rand square Pianos. price > 100 onI1
500. Elegant Upright Pianos, price $500 only
: lJ1. We" Stylr Upright Pianos Sll2 80. Organs
: 50, Organs - stops $;3.5D. Chur h organs III
u 'ps pilcc 500 only $lt5 Elegant S}6i Mirror
Top organs, only $lj Bryers come and see M
AT nom" II am not a. represented, X. II. Fare paid
90 n - and PFnO or organ given free. LarVe
MT Newspaper WIZ much information about cost
OF Pianos aGd . gaus sent Tree Please address
DANIEL r. BEATTY. Washington, ~ J.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK
CrRRni3Sl fnlH4S
Organised fnLS4S

TRUSTEES Thomas Lam bard, Jas, W North,
ARENAS L.obey, " IN. >. Badger Sam'l rtcomo.
OFF1CE-In Savings Bank Building, ia Water
st. Bank open daily, IRON Il. NJ. TO t, NJ :. anu
from : TO i'O +. Nj. saturday Evenings, from to
,.3U oclock.
Interest on deposits payable twice a year, Feb.
and Aug. Interest mol drawn out added TO the
deposit, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST,
Interest begins ON the INST day OF each month.
Money deposited on before the tenth ddv OF each
month, Will draw lnterestIrom the frsf day OF The
same month.
AGUnder tn Istlng law OF this State, all de
pests In Savings Banks, are exempt from munici-
pal taxation.
No returns of names OF depositors are required
70 be made TO State or town auLnortleb. and ali &C.
counts held by this Bank TO be strictly prtpas
anu co n9de1tidi.
Married women and persons under age can oe.
post money In their own names, 50 tina IL can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having In charge
Trust FUNDS.
VIM SMITH Treasurer.
Augusta April 20. 1875.
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district Court OF the United States, for
the District of Maine,
IN BANI>ItI1PTCY.

IN IL - II tt IICH.
In the matter oil the Gould Engine
comp any, against whom
Petition was filed in said ; Bank upts.
court, on the twenty fourth day
OF April, A. ID. 1910.
hISTRICT OF MAINE, SS-A warrant in Rank.
- ruptey has been issued, by said Court,
against the Estate, of said Corporation, OF the
CITY OF Gardiner OF the County OF kennebe and
state of Maine, in said District they having
been dlly adjudged BaDkrupts, upon petition
oil thelr Creditors, and the paym ent of any deuts,
ana the delivery OF any property belonging TO said
Bankrupts TO hem or TO their use, and The transfer
OF any property by them are lcrbiddeR by law. A
meeting OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupts, to
prove their debts and to choose one or more As
slgnees OF their Estate, viii be held at Count of
Bankrul tcy to be holden at Augusta, In SAID Dis
strict, on the thirteenth day OF June, A. ID. ISIS,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Court House, before
John '" May, Esq, one oil the Registers In bank.
ruptcy OF said District.
b. b. MURRAY,
Z. S: Marshal as Messenger, for said District.
may lst&w2w
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Notice OF Assignee OF His appointment.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
James Savage. : In Bapkruptcy
Bankrupt
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
At Augusta, the goth day OF May, A. ID. 1878.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
polntment AS Assignee of James Savage Of Au.
gusta, in the County of Kennebec and State OF
Maine, within said District, who has been adj
judged Bankrupt upon his own petition, indi.
vidually and as member OF the firms Ut Savage,
Berry Co., and McCabe 4 Co., by the
District Court of said District
HILTON W. TRUE, Assignee.
may25 t25 junel So lw29
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Notice Of Assignee's Sale.
In the matter of
Henry +. Morton, I In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt. }

Henry E. Morton, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DURSUANT to an order OF the United States
Il District Court for the District of Maine and
in accordance with the provisions of she Revised
Statutes OF the United States title bankruptcy, and
the general orders hereunder, shall sell at public
auction on Saturday, the first dav of June, ISIS, at
clock in the Afternoon, at Charles Il. Wings
store in w hrop, he following real and person
al estate and rights and credits belonging to said
bankrupt at the date of the filing OF the petition in
bankruptcy against him, to wit:
His equity OF redemption In nnd to the parcel Of
lands and buildings thereon in Winthrop, bounded
on the south and west by land Of Lloyd Thomas,
and on the east and north by the highway passin
the same, being the place known as the Lord place
and upon which said Morton now lives. Also in and
TO another parcel of land in said winthrop bound
ed on the south by land of Thos. e. Wood, on the
east and north by land of Lloyd Thomas, and
the west by the highway passing the same, con
tanning bout two acres and known as the Beebe
Orchard; both parcels being subject to MOI tgage
given by sal Morton 10 Flavius J. Page in March
1875, on which Is now due about $4sOOc and sub
Also his equity OF redemption in and to a lot of
land and buildings thereon in Winthrop village.
bounded on the north by the county road leading
through Winthrop village, on the east and south
by land of Chas. A. Wing, dnj on the west by land
of Albert stu'tevant, being the premises new &C.
cuped by said Morton Tor a bool ami shoe shop
subject to "A mortgage given by said Morton to
Joshua Wing, July Is, $50 on which is now due
about $500 co. and subject to all unpaid taxes;
foreclosure having been commenced on said mort
gage, ard sad premises beng in possession oil the
MORTGAGE.
Also tch ard chain and Masonic min I
riding wagon sleigh, pung, | wheelbarrow /
cultlvaior, hay cutter. 2 shovels, hoe. rae |
fork.
Also note against Berry Boardman for 1861 90,
against stephen Dyer for $t504, l against Lu.
ther whitman for SllO.Is, | against r. h. Bonncy
Tor $50, ! against Charles Lowell Tor $I3s5,
! against siias r Webb Tor - 40, against M. q.
waugh for $40 81, against A., s. for eli .OO.
Also one execution against Henry 7. Dudley,
for about 5000 in hands of l.. t. Carleton, and
sappos ed to be subject TO Attorneys lien for costs
Also the hankrupps interest in paid up life IL
liza al n NM IN l..
New York Life Ins. Co., payable to his wife and
to him after a term OF ears
Also lot Of boots, shoes, hats, trunks and other
stock valued in bankrupps schedules al s5t3OO
and now stored at Winthrop.
Meaning to sell only such Interests in said real
estate, and said rights and credits, as the said
bankrupt bad. and MS were conveyed TO me as his
Assishee.,he came being sold subject to all legal
and equitable rights OF all other persons.
Portland, May II, 1878.
GRANVILLE q. TYLER, Assignee.
Estate Of Henry z. Morton, Bankrupt.
nayls&aW2a