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Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13
Notice Of Second Meeting of Creditors
in Insolvency.

Two 1T" ,itnrS of Harrison Baker of Augusta in
1 the ounty of kennebec and >ta:e Of Maine
lnsoNthi llebinr. AoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED.
iiia win the approval of the Iug, of the Court of
Insolvency, For said County of k.mirlec the second
Meeting If the Creditors OF said Inso, ent is
ed to be held at the Probate ouh Room in Angus
Ia III said county of hchnch {, Mon'uy the niuti,
diN oi June, ~ ID. lN1Y, At two O'Clock in the after.
h"on. You will govern ,Our.,l,es ac,urdneiy
Given under my hand aud l. or,,.r Of Couit this
10Th day OF MAY, A. u. ls.o.
CHARLES HEwINS
Register of the Court OF I>o!vrnc, Tor said County
of kcnneb,c. 1v.r,
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THE
NEW EsNGLSND
MUTUAL iiFE iisysAN.F t,NsANY
OF lsOStOn.
THE OLbE-I MASS. COMPANY.
i2'"o Melubel.. 81. .0oop,o ln.iraucr.

The feature orthe Company are
l-lts cuiirc mniuaiity.
Tile character di IL investments
5-Ihe lihorlity Of it, treatment VI retiring mem
brr-. ''''e A'''
i.-iis selection of risksas developed by It's past
9-ihe. .applicaionof the Mass. Nonfor.eiture law
tpl'' ppheics, whereby every member l. entitled to
insurance according 10 it, provisions.
Information a. TO rates eau be obtained on appiie,-
tOha the Office Of the Company or Of any Of H. agents
III The principal cities and town. OF the common
tion. | W
BENZ. j. STEVENS, President.
lh@Gl5.eod6m Jos. NJ. GlB9ENs, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13

10 "e NON. County Commissioners oJ' 4fioosfook.
'!"fE undersigned. inhabitants of Letter r. Range
- III SAID county, nsprctfully represent thai A
county ROAD Is much needed, commencing ON the
point near he eary brook, following the old road as
near II, practicable, on the south side of the stream
s"uth.Asterly direction until it strikes the milf rupd
leading from Met onnrlls mill TO lloulton thence run
hihg tue most practicable route the county
ROAD on the corner of Belfast and Letter b. line laid
nn' ' ny 'ht suniy commissioners on petition Of b.
+. Carpenter and others.
lhe eudersigncd therefore pray your Uonors IN vi,v
the route and locate said road or such n.r, ,l,n,
a. may bc deemed Npedient. '"'
ISAAC BARKER, and others
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13

dHboN Iobh, Ss:-tOnrt Of CoHHfU Coug,iss;on
trS, JdhH0ry ddiO"rned Term, 1917
ON the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That motto.
hr gwen that the commissioners will meet ON Saiur
day, une2s, $50 NJ 10 4. w., at Met onn.ll's Min
IN said citcr II, and hear all the parties interested in
SAID road, and ON the day proceed to view The
route mentioned in said petition aud take such fur
ultr actioh III the premises as they Judge proper
SAID notice 10 be given by serving atested comics Of
in' b"tlti1n ana this order upon James C. Matligan
""llhi.' =: ,alhtron, J. Hall, r.. Jameson a.
Jameson, a. +. Hammond, NJ Eupan ID sullivan
!, y. carpenter, :, DAVIDSON l.. Smell and j. O.
'Mc' 1nh'N supposed owners of lands in said town
snip u: INC other owners being unknown and the
A"mnl> toners being unable to ascertain Ly
reasonable diligence who they are and by publish
lllg tlit SAINT three successive weeks in the Aroos
'""h times newspaper published at IIoulton in
.a'l county OF Aroostook, aud six successive week
Ia the k'nncbec journal, the State paper the In.t
p"biicatlon and said service and posting TO be- at
l,hst thiry days before said meeting that all mar
le' interested may attend aud be- heard IL they see
tit. '' ~
Attest HANSON NORTON Clerk
\ true copy of petition aud order.
bN us Attest. RANSOM NORTON Clark
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lrgal advertisements.
Notice of Assignee of his Appoint
rueni

At Augusta, in the county of hcnncbcc and STATE of
Maine, the twenty ninth day OF May, y. u. ls.9.
The undersigned hereby gives notice oi his al,.
puintmcnt rs Assignee Of Frank H. small of An
gusia, in said County of krnnbcc ln>olv. nj debtor
who has been declared AN in,nN upon the petition
OF Woodbury. Latham of Portland, and Huston Z,
lOynton of Auburn by the Court of In>ol, clcy for
said County OF konnobec.
may3ef'M LoEING FARR. Assignee.
kENNEBEC COfNTl-n Pr,,late court af IA.
4 CERTAIN lNSrRC MENT puil,orting TO be
the last will and testament Of Ie,iI' Lancaster,
Tate of Albon, in said county deceased having
been presented Tor probate:
ORDERED. That notice thereof be given three
weeks .ncce'siycy prior TO the fourth Monday of June
next, in the Daily kcnncbre journal, a paper
printed in Augusta. that all persons interested
attend at Court OF Probate then to hc holden al Au
gu,ta, and show caus. il any, why the said instrn
msnt should not be proved approved and allowed as
the last Will and testament OF the ,ad deceased.
II Il. BAKER, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES IEwIS>, Register. jui~7-}w
kENAEEEC COCNTY-im P,otaft Ceurf, at
,i"gasta: oa Ae !enrtt Monaay el My, I'79.
4 CERTAIN INSTRUMENT furporting 10 be
"A the last viii and testament ofLylia A. hcarcc,
late Of Winthrop, in said County deceased, nav
ing been presented for prubute
ORDERED, That notice thereof he given three
weeks successiyev prior 10 the fourth Monday of June
next, in the Daily kcnnebcc journal, a newspn
per printed in Augusta, that all persons interested
may attend nj Court OF Probate then to be holden
at Augusta and show cause, ii any, why the said
instrument should not be proved, approved aud al
lowed. as tho last sill and testament OF the sad dc
ceased. II. X. BAKER, Judge.
kENNEBEt coz NTI:--fH P,Ojdte (oHtt at
-iagaSfd, on the fourh hoBdng ~ lprH, 1872
NNNIEL :. DRAkE, Guardian of Henrietta
- Lewis of Albion, in said County, unsound, hav.
ing petioned Tor license TO sell at public auction
private sale, the following real estate OF. said
ward the proceeds TO be placed on interest, viz All
the interest of said ward in the homestead of her Iae
husband Wentworth l.. Lewis, deceased being her
right of dover therein
OLDEREp, That poticc thereof be given three
weeks succcssiycly prior to the fourth Monday of
May next, In the Daily kenncbec journal. II news
paper printed in Augusta, tina all persons interested
may attend ut Court of Probate then 20 be holden
at Augusta, and show cause, siy, why thu prayer
of said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAkER. Judge.
Attest:-CHARLE> lIEWiN>, Register may l0riw
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Notice of Assignee of His Appointment.

~ Augusta in the County of kennebec and state
ni Maiu", the 10Th day of May 4. u. lS,g
iic undersigned hereby gives notice ofhis appoint
htht a. Assignee of Fernando e. Allen Of Mi Yer
non IN 'au "nntN OF kennebec, lnsolvent Debtor,
who has been declared an lnsov.mt upon his petition
E the Court ot Insolvency for said County oi kennr
bee. ~ ''''
,W!3 EUGENE " WUITTIIoI-SE A.s;c,,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13
CaI'riagc for Sale.

I .>or sale, family carriage. The same may be seen
II at Mrs j. A. Fettengill's, Pettengll's Corner,
Augusta. Iw2.*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13
Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

61O0O returns in 80 days ON 500 inl ested,
plIOO official Reports aud information free.
Like profits weekly on stock options of $40 to $50
lddress I. POTTER WIGHT 4 CO., Bunkcrs %
Wall St, n. \. muy1I.Iw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13

n L. kBEt COZ NTI.-Ia prO0ate Court ~
i"gn.id, ohthc fp"rth Mnndayof Mpy, 1879.
4 CERTAIN lNSIRI MENT, pulportipg TO he
"a the last viii aud testament of Edmund French
iatc oi faNeitc, in said County. deceased hay ing
been presented for probate: 9
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday of
June neNt, IN the kennebec journal, a new.pa.
per printed III augusta that all persons Interested
may attend ~ court of Probate then TO he hoIde,
az Augusta, and show cause, IL any, why
IL" sad ins sirument should not b. proved approved
and allowed as the last will and Testament OF M
said deceased. H. X EtkER Iuda
Attest; CHARLES HEWINS, Register 3wga
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HOW 1 CURE SPAWN.

No scurrsing or bsterng To owners having horses
suffering from this painful aiciIun, the remedy is ill.,
valuable. For recipe send 81 and one Scent postage
stamp. ii. H. PHI NIB lfarmcr), Monroe, Fairfield
o., Conn. naY9O.iw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13
COurlS OF lnSNlgencN.

NOTICE is hei. by gwen, ths q Courts OF InsoI.
~ Vcncy, Will be- held a the Proba Ofioe in
Augusta. on tte se, oud ard fourth Moncsys in
each month, at two o'clo in the ailcl noon Until
otl~wiac orde, ed. ~
CHARLES IlLwISs, Register
Nov !, ls1s. ,avt,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1879-06-13

ISAAC n. PRESCOTT, late of Monmouth,
in the County of kennebec, deceased, intestate and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond rs the law
directs: All persons therefore, having demands
against the estate of said deceased are desired to ex
hbit the for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate requested TO make immediate paymrnt
to EE\JA VI pEESt,fiTsT
NAY ~, le'' 3y,23
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NEWPORT GOSSIP.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. 1.-THE weather con-
tnues COOL The thermometer Is 80 lower than week
ago.
The fashionable churches were Literally patronzod on
SUNDAY Large collections were taken up for the hos
pllals the day being known Hospital Sunday" The
Rev DR.. Bellows, or Now-YOrk was at the Unitarian
Church, aud the Row A. ". Crumme, ID. D.. OF Wash
tpgton d. c. 1T the Union OnlregatiOnal Church The
puipts Of Zion aud Emanuel Churches, both Episco-
nal were supplied by Rev. X. {. Mata0k, Phila-
dephIa and Bishop Perry OF Iowa. respectively. GU
sunday next the Rev Phillips BROOKS Will preach at
All saints Chapel.
Captain Rogers u. S. A.. sOn-in-aw OF the Hon. Ham
ton Fish. Is town.
MIS- r. Clarke. Of Toronto, is at the Ocean House
His works Oh Criminal Law, Insurance aud Insolvency
are recognized as authorities all TIE Dominion.
Mr. james c. Beun-tts cottage Is connected VITA the
Telephone Exchange.
Thaddeus c. Pond and General Butcrfeld, president
Of tue Brooklyn Annex Company, are Ut the Ocean
House.
Late hotel arrivals are follows;
Ogean IIuuss-W. ". Davis und VIE. j. N Mclean, b.
T. Lieber Walker Bound J. >. Franklin, W. j. Florence
H. A. Buck L. Keauy. J. :. Wagner, X. ". Nc.sOu The
Rev Dr. Bellows, Jonathan EDWARDS, a. j. Bucu. Le
low Sweeuy W. a. Fritts, +. W. POppt, A. 20 Ter.
and WIFE ;. ". MllDank NeW-1 ork W A. Balhe Ora
LUm London; Mrs. Marsh, Miss Marsh, Troy; AIRED
L y and family, Rochester, Mrs. r. NJ FcrriI ana tam
Hotel Agulineck-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warren and
family Troy NJ. L. Iompklnh and ianliy l.. ". Mead,
New YORK. Isaac AbtIsOu, MISS t. atOt' MISS Albert
son, Philadelphia
The UuIted states pIactice-ship Constellation viii
leave here tuesday for BuZZdds Bay. HE May flower
Colonel Mont ouery L. :. A., The guest VI General
r. II. jackson, al Fort Adams.
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INCIDENTS AT LONG BRANCH.

Long BRANCH, Aug. 1.-THE day has
been quite pleasant any We have had this season
The tnernome. at the pier at o'clock this morning
registered CO. Tie water was 10. The Thermometer
has not above TO at time to-day There are
some empty rooms in the hotels to-day. All the houses
Will doubtless be well filed again by the middle OF the
week but the unprecedented rush Of the season las
spoiled many Of tho hotel propreors, because tho meas
ure OF their happiness is not complete 20 long Us
one empty room remains.
.'The Seaside Cottage for Poor Women" owing 20 the
untirng Efforts put forth in its behalf Is more album
dan in good WORKS this season than ever before Hun
dreds of poor overtaked have, unuer It's auspi
ces been Enabled TO Long Branch for week OF
two 10 recuperate tseir strength. Au amusement
tuna started 70, this institution few days ago
the object Of which Is TO obtain funds 10 hire stages 10
take the inmates out riding to h,re boats 10 CIV, le
san upon aJ Pe@lg a . s' conf6uon 500
There were 900 passengers landed az Tue IRON pier
Yesterday Tuey werS Oh orderly and well behaved
one 0f the Long Braucl Commissioners dfOFed SPHINX
lmc-cart Tor bali a. y YESTERDAY .
Occau-ayc. between the West End ana Elbcrou. 80
." cbiIdren's fancy dress ball aud grand carnival"
il announced to take place at the Ocean Hotel on
ready at the Ocean, arranging the costumes,
Late hotel arrivals embrace the following
J. Rogue Mrs r bert Fisher, Miss J. Fisher George H.
BeIcher H. X. Baker, D. Barnes Miss Barues H. c.
N,v l. Bett- William Cheese William Elliott, Charles
Kn8pp New-YOlki L. c. Donncll, NJ. o. Allen. Mr. and
Mrs W. II, Bayuc Miss Campbell, Baltimore william
Howiand-J. W. Jones, W. q. stephens Mr.. Ethan
AiIan A p SIMON j. T. COae, c. Norwood, Miss Nor
wood A. c. Berry, L. H. stephens, Miss ;. Lauer, New
York. .
Manson-J. O. stacflc, A. II. Bradley. y. p. Bishop
Johu Briggs Df. 4. Weed j. Is, Lombard, NeW-fork;
James Dodd, Jersey CITY. .
states-C. ii. smith N. Jackson, Morris Dobin, Louis
Dob m, C. A Leakc, Wallace ID. Peake, &. X. Caldwell,
jr., F. I. House, ~ y. Cohen, Gus Meizsar, Louis L.
Todd. NeW-NOIk.
Oceau-Gcorge W. Allen and family, Summit. y. j.;
john L. Van ylkcnburrh and family, Albany NJ. ID:
Lewis and family, CObleskl; stephen Is. Butler and
family Nrw-Hayeu samuel Hurry and family Camden.
Nj: W d. Carrow aud family, New-YOIk; the Rev =.
T. Qaigley, Cleveland, OhlOi H. a. kearney' Hdyuan
Consul, NeW-YOrk.
BrigRton-W II. Amos. J. b. Taylor, c. W. Sherman,
James Sinclair +. l.. DOdk, George McstWOOd, New
York; j. A. sherman, 4. Ii. Bowen.
AtantIc-Mrs. X NOught and daughter Elizabeth, y.
J.: William Blow Virginia samuel Rowland Miss May
Walker Mrs Leonard, Miss Aspelin, L. ID. Faux
uer. George Gusnel, NeW-SOrk.
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Ry THE SEAAT BLOCK ISLAND.

BLOCK ISLAND, r. l., Aug. S.-Ihe season IS
at It's ucIgat at tins popular summer resort for persons
who do not like the hurry and hustle OF the more fash
ionabo watering places. Literary entertainments are
very popular at the hotels. Last evening Mr. Dauncey
Ma-kc formerly professor Of clocuton IN London, read
"A series Of selections among which were Macauiays
"yirginius.p ..Good Father Roach" Lord of Bur-
lcigh,"' iquctte and The =" Way Of Wooing." Upon
motion OF M Warner clerk OF the Conn .cut Legis'a-
turc a vote Of thanks was given the reader
Miss Laura JOYCE weI'-known coutra'to singer, has
secured rooms al the SEA View House.
Judge Harlan is at the Ocean View House. lie IS very
fond Of fishing.
samuel j. II!dcn has not arrived The announcement
Of hs coming regarded good advertisement for all
concerned. s
large excursion party arrived here yesterday from
Connecticut -,
Tue storm ~ yesterday and the cool weather OF to-day
had a very depressing effect upon The guests.
proposed build another Large hotel a. rms place
OF another season. one large uOtel
with all the modern Improvements Is sadly needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
My INTELLLGENCE.
GENERAL GRANT AT YOKOHAMA-THE SHIPS OF THE
AsIATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

GENERAL GRANT AT YOKOHAMA-THR SHIPS OF THE
AsGATIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Rear Admiral Pat
terson commanding the United States naval force on
the Asiatc station reports that the Richmond arrived
at Yokohama with General Grant and party board
on the morning OF July g. accompanied by the Ashuelot
On the 4th Rear Admiral Patterson transferred his flag
from the Monongahela to the Richmond.
TIE Ashuelot VIII remain at Yokohama for the pres
ent in order that her officers and men may have
change Of climate. Tle Ranger is her way up tie
China coast from Hong Kong, and will stop at NagasaH
for the benefit OF the health OF her officers and
who have already had two Summers the Southern
China coast. and need change. The Monocacy and
the Palos are at Shanghai but any serious sick
ness develops itself there, will 90 to Chefoo. The
Monongahea will shortly be despatched 10 Hakodadi,
and the Richmond Will remain for the present at
Yokohama.
The Secretary OF the Navy Is informed that the
Waohusett sailed from Key West yesterday for New
York. and that the Portsmouth left Portsmouth, n. H.,
to-day for Portland, Ne.
Orders directing Commodore Thomas II. Stevens TO
hold himself In readiness 10 command the South At
lantic Squadron rave been revoked.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Aug. 1l.-Licutenant Commander
FOiger and Lieutenants Miller ana Paine with sky
States Naval Academy, now attached TO the United
states steamers MayhOwer and Standsh recently
ferrcd the Constellation at Newport, visited the
works the Union Metallic Cartridge Company OF TINS
city this morning They spent the forenoon in inspect
ing the works and cartridge manufacturing under the
direction OF superintendent Hobbs and Secretary White.
The party left the 1880 tram for NewHayen, aud
Will SAL for Newport this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
THE ULSTER PEACH CROP.

KINGSTON, n. Y, Aug. 1.-The crop of early
peaches In tho southern Ulster towns which until
Gently has been 80 promising, has suffered material
damage Of late Dy severe storms blight and disease
The product OF the early varieties Will consequently be-
small and INFERIOR some OF tnt trees attacked with
the "yelONs," which causes the hult 10 rpeu prema-
turey and affects the ygor OF the tree ITSELF In some
places the fruit d battered by the hail. and while yet
hard and half grown is decaying IN the spots thus
bruised The damage Il mainly noticeable N the towrs
az n borough, Milton. Highland ana VI HdCua, Ia
when tae have been particularly severe during
nc past month. Fortunately. however. the early
have NOS been La gry planted ln this section yell only
about ouecghib VI tbc Icta being OF tbs DESCRIPTION
Tho l.tc varieties. which form tho great Du OF the
crop here are s uuInlured and developing eudidly
and the probability now 10 thai fine peaches VIII be
sent from September Hud OCTOBER III large guam
Ii14As lLuIed e1tent lay LhA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
DECIsIONo-ArG II.

Supreme Court h0mbeys-By Judge Van Brunt-
Lamb AIT Father " THEW L. s. T. A. b. SocIoty.-Ordct
grutcd directing Janus To issue Wettscn agt OChu
TO account etc. granted
Hiuckley the Sew YORK aud Manhattan each halfway
OtOD denied Win 80 COSTS TO abide the event
wharton IT, ag Thurber The statute 20 De impcTG-
tive motion granted Beate agt Bestue-Decree Of Oh.
yorce granted Tie pIuu. ~CAcy agt LINK Il aAlOtou
Granted tpOu the ground nat the execution sheuNs lands
had ,uCut tOrce that defendant should have been
charged under uHw execution. fupham agt - rretts
Hr.chr agt Rogers Motion granted sage agt Lawrence
The equities OF tie pmuuGs complaint being denied and
there being ac- OF insolvency the mJU0n 10 con-
uur lruuCtuu denied with costs to abide Claim
ant Currie crCles Mutual Life Assurance Society Ggt.
thinker: Palmer agt. LaHis-MOtIOus denied.
syscqf Term y Judge Van Brunt- Peutz agt Penlz
ana UtutIs.-ENtrl allowance Of 500.
SupntOr C0trt-Npenidi Inm-Bv Judge SDeir.-
Thomas at FrrIer the American Exchange National Park
Bank agt FIc.d-Od co dscOaIinuInce. GllOu aRt. the
Mayor Of substitution Lynch ag IyDch--Ordtr
denied Whltuorc AIT NarE.AOuon - COuinuc orer de
med without Day etc, agt Bach ana otheTsNoOu
den ed with Mclaughlin etc, ag Flucl.-AlUuOn to
ME security denied Weber ETC. agt JOhAsMOUOn
denied without costs
Common PieaS-NDeciai 1em-By judge Van Hoe
SEN TiitOn at. standardization denied uiun
Lockwood agt FONJuogmeut Tor plllutGs; opinion
lie. matter OF RiS y.Order signed In the matter OF
ParsOns.-See memorandum.
Marine COut->pecidi Term-BY Judge Sheridan.
Nilsson et a. ag the Erie Preserving Company ct al Mo
ton granite upon ment ~ costs. Myers agt Tower
approved Lurk ag LuyeCJnseut ana order granted
Burkhafd Goodman. -MOrCn denied with rlO costs
Mitchell ag auOthrr Wheeler Al en- Heck
er Hg HerHeE- Motions granted Bautn agt. BrOseman.
Muller sgt Davenport Barnett agt. Mayer Moran agt
PMip..-OrtcGs granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
ISLAND HEIGHTS MEETING.

Tons RIVER, n. D., Aug. 1.-THE camp
meeting al Island Heights closed on Friday morning
The attendance was very large during the meeting
some days as many 5000 10 1000 We're the
ground Bishop simpson, the Rev. DIT. Fowler ana
other noted pastors Of the NJ L. Church were among tue
speakers This place is situated on beautiful height
ABOUT three miles east Of Toms River Village, on the
bank Of TONS River. and near the entrance 10 Btmegt
Bay being ia full view Of the There have been
butt during past year nearly 100 cottages, Of
when were quite expensive. beautiful river drive
iaId out 81 the sale OF LOIS last year over $4,000
worth ui them sold AT the sale u lots Friday
August r. forty-stytn lots sDld, bringing about
$1,000. Iuia pla.r is dcsIEuei tO be one II the prOm
neut IrI Ous resorts the NeW-Jer-ey coas Tue new
extension Oi the Toms River Railroad 60 BaruU- al Is
nearly completed. Cars viii run IN a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
THE COERTS.
ME ITALIAN MrRDERER ARRAIGNrD

TIE ITALIAN MURDERER ARRAIGNFD.
Francisco Purcella, alias Francisco Purcclla.
alias Francisco POrcello, alias Francisco Paikato,
was arraigned at the bar OF the Court OF
General Sessions yesterday, to plead to the in
indictment charging him with the MURDER Of Michael
Bolender the foreman OF sausOu's candy factory in
Dev-st The prisoner walked To the bar In mechanical
sort Of wav and seemed TO have nothing ON his mind.
lie stood with his hands resting on the railing In front
of him. and has were not raised from the Moor uur
ing the proceedings. lie SEEMED 10 ne unconCerucd IN
tbe ormahtes, ald allowed his counsel 10 act Tor him.
Mr. KNITTING said 10 impossible 10 Try ne case
Al III, present lie would be ready for trla how
ever on the day OF the next term II" asked to De
allowed To enter plea OF guilty pro fOJHG ana said
that when papers were prepared the plea might be
Withdrawn. Judge GilGerseeye sad he would give Dir.
Knitting until Wednesday morning 10 Tie the plea, ana
they would then see what condition the case was In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
POWER OF REMoyING CITY MARSHALs.

Judge Van Hoesen, in the Court Of Common
Pleas yesterday handed down decision in the ease Of
Asa W Tlt0n, who sought to obtain the removal from
Office OF Peter SHmon City Marshal charged with as
sauIting Mr. TIltous wife and another lady while he
WAS enforcing n warrant In the defence the cgatOns
were denied and It claimed that the Court had no
Jurisdiction. Judge Van HOcsen In his opinion reviews
The laws relating 10 the appointment and removal OF
Marslas aud says: " II the Act Of 1871 had simply
torod the Mayor the power OF removal ther" could
have been no question that the Court Oi Common Pleas
sl retained authority, concurrent With that tue
Mavor, to remove Mlrsnal5; but the act went much
further. t declared that the Mayor might remove hs
sUponee lor cause, and seems 20 have been Intended
to give 10 ne Mayor absolute control over the appoint
mtut and removal of the Marshas. The petition must
therefore be denied, but without costs"
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rALENnAns M. Day.

SlPERNE -CHDlBERs-Van Brunt Court opens
at 1890 a. M. Calendar called at IL A. Nos 49, IS,
lOl, 800 1914 l6- ~, 49, 1885, 2I7 2ls, 2I9, 22O; 222.
SUPERIOR CoUT-SPEcIAL lERM-Speir, J.-COurt opens
az I. m.-NO day calendar
PGEAs-~PktIAA IERA-Nan HOeSen, J.-COurt
Opers ~ II q. m.-S o day calendar
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Ma0nev fCnous assault and battery James Grady,
John rAuUr John Duane James OBrIeu Thomas
PrDge feOnlOus assault battery joseph Smith Joseph
Morris George ward James Murray burglary
James Kelly Mcbride grand larceny; GOmto Is
Joseph Murphy larceny from the person Richard Wctze
false preeuCes Patrick Nolan, William MOegen assault
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