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The weekly clarion., 1879-06-04
Judge LypeLI Everywhere.
Cincinnati star.l


Judge Lynch, with masked face and stealthy
tread, Is moving rapidly over the country.
He knows no North, no South, no East, no
West, and his victims dangle from trees in
MARYLAND as well as Nebraska. Early yester-
day morning he paid his respects to man
named Murray, who was charged with mur-
cering widow at Eaton, Kansas, and Mr.
Murray win now be relieved from the sus-
pense Of long and tedious trial, and from
more disagreeable suspense on the hangman's
scafFold
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Corn Bread.

Ii you want delicious corn bread, make it
with DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder and
YOU will be delighted with it. Breakfasting
ON corn bread made with DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder, will not leavy, leaden
feeling in the stomach so often felt after the
use of saleratus and adulterated baking pow
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Notice,

The regular meeting of the knights and
Ladies of Honor viii be held this (Wednes-
day. evening, at 8 O'Clock, sharp. All the
members are respectfully and urgently Re.
quested to attend. ". Q. LowD,
A. w. LITTLE, Sec,y. Protector.
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Whisky enters largely into consumption
as medicine, and it is in such cases OF the ut
most importance to get an article OF guaranteed
purity. J W. Harper's Nelson County Whisky
is recommended by physicians everywhere, and
is received direct from the distillery by Law
renee Fragiacamo Jackson Miss
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For District Attorney.

NJ are authorized to announce l.. o. BRIDE
w WELL, as "a candidate for District Attor
u-v, Ninth Circuit Court District Counties OF
Hiuds. C0piah, Madison and Gazoo.
WE are authorized to announce Z. p. BRiS
W coz as candidate for reelection to the
office Of District Attorney for the Ninth Circuit
Court District - Counties of Kinds, Copah
Madison and Gazoo
WYE are authorized to announce DANIEL NJ
w POTTER, OF Kinds, as candidate for the
office OF District Attorney, subject to the decis
ION of Democratic Conservative nominating
Convention.
Mar 10 I a.
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Local and miscellaneous. Items.

MRS. r. 1. NIRDES has removed her stock
Of millinery 10 the new brick store few doors
7oulh Of her old stand She would be pleased
to see her friends at her new and elegant
quarters
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!. The Great Natioual Remedy =,

SURE cure for Bots or Collie in Horses The
worst of cases will be cured in 80 to 60 min
utes. For sale by all Druggists. E. c. VIII
L1AMs, sole Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Hazlehurst, Miss. If
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Making a Husband Useful.
ericus Republican,


A gentleman of the new Twenty-sixth Dis
trict of Sumter county Ca, saw, the other
day, white Woman pteughing, her husband
acsang as'the horse, mule, or steer, as the case
may be. He was regularly harnessed and
dragging the plough complacently as an
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Oonnecticut's Tramp Law.

Hartford Times.
The tramp law passed by the recent Leg
islature makes sweeping work of il. Even
the street organ grinders quietly tapped
on the shoulder by the police, and told to shut
up and move on. 1t will be a sad loss to the
children, if to nobody else; but grown persons
can contrive to bear up under the affection.
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Monday, 9Th day Of July. A. D., 1879.

At the door OF the Court House of Bolivar couu-
ty, at the town of Roscdalc, the county seat
thereof, between the hours al n o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock J.. NJ, al public auction, sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the follow
ing described tract of land, to-wit: Lots l. p
west. Also 2, q, and Is in section 1T the
same township and range aforesaid; also alI
of section 10, and the north half of section
20, in the same township and range last uforc-
said, containing in the aggregate twelve hun
dred and eighty acres more or less lying and
situate in Bolivar county, i'm the State of Mis-
sissippi The title is believed to bee good but
viii only convey such title is vested in me boy
said decree GEO. MOORMAN
June 4, '79-jw Commissioner.
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INVALIDs

Requiring stimulant, made from pure grain,
free from Fusil Oil. and improved by age,
should purchase ]. W. Harper's Nelson Coun-
y. Kentucky. whisky. Lawrence Fragiaeo-
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yicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
For Representative.

WE are authorized 70 ANNOUNCE VI. CRIsLET
w as candidate for Representative from
HiHdS county, subject to the action OF tn,
Democratic-C Conservative Nominating Conycn
ton.
I'VE are authorized TO announce THOS. A
w MCWILLIE as candidate Tor Rcprescn
tative Kinds County, subject to action Of Dem
ocratic-C Conservative Nominating Convention.
April H. 1879.
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Our particular friend, Mr.. A O. Berry, Jr.,
OF Ne7tville, has placed THE CLARION under
renewed obligations for additions to its sub
scription list
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PrOnOsals for Coal.

Dds will be received uptit June 18th, 1879.
II for the delivery Of coo tors COAL at the
Lunatic Asylum Switch, Or at Asylum Coal
House, within such time as may be agreed
upon between the successful bidder and the
undersigned. r. r. MCGILL Steward.
Jackson, Miss, May - la7g-3w.
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Hearing Restored = Particulars frss
Very & Harper, Madison, Ind
CALL and examine our Visiting Cards at
THE CLARION Office. If
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We have heretofore spoken Of Mr. J. d.
Lynch'- forthcoming volume vindicating the
people Of Kemper county, and holding up TO
view Radical rule in Mississippi. See the
advertisement Of Jas. II. Duke, Scooba, Mis-
sis-ippi
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
viii please say advertised"
W II. Ii. GREEN, Postmaster.
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For Chancery Clerk

I'VE are authorized To announce w. T. RAT
w LIFE as "a candidate for reelection 10 the
office of Chancery Clerk OF Kinds County. sub
I.ct To the action OF the Democratic Couserva-
tive Convention.
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For Sheriff.

WE are authorized to announce FAREAI
W MORRISON as "a candidate Tor sheriff o.
Eiuds County, subject to the action of the Dem
ocrttic-t Conservative Convention.
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CnMMIsSInNER,S SALF.
RICHARDSON A. MAY

RICHARDSON n MAY,
No 1872 vs.
MARY BALLOU, FNECUrEIX, AND
lido BALLOU, EXECUTOR or
THOMAS &. BALLOU, DECD, ErAL.
DUBSUANT To a DECREE OF THE
L Chancery Court of Madison County. State
of Mississippi, rendered ON the 18th day of july
A. -. ls7S and an amended decree rendered on
the 21St day of January, A. d., 1879. iu
the case Of Richardson Il May, vs. Mary Ballou
ExecutrN and Iddo Ballou, Executor OF
Thomas &. Ballou, deceased, ct al, numbered
1872 on the docket of said court, the undersigu-
ed Commissioner of said Court will on
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The GEO. b. Ryan BouERnN,- good, pure
and old, at Jacob COhenss, sole agency, Jack
son, Miss. II
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Something Choice.-Geo. P. Ryans Bour-
bon-at Jacob Cchens, Sole Agent, jacobson
Miss-tf
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT
REPORTED FOR THE CLARION BY c. c. CAMPBELL

TR PORTED FOR THE CLARION BY c. c. CAMPBELL.
MONDAY, June 2, 1879.
The following eases were affirmed
29S2-Hugh A. Mcleod vs. Martha Burkhal-
ter.
3O09-Joshua Green vs.. State OF Mississippi
3OI5-Chas. H. Otken VS.. John 5. Lamkin
County Superintendent Education.
3052-Moses Marx vs. Z. ID. Davis.
31l3-D VI. Hemingway vs.. Ned Kimbrough
3l28-Alex J. Mitchell, ct ux vs.. Curphey &
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T,ETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postofiics a
Jackson, Kinds county, Miss, for the week end
;p,, June / 1879
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

Chicago, St. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
SCHEDULE OF APRIL 20, 1871
GoISG SOCTH-Mail, Loo n
Mixed, 7.30 N
Way Freight, 6:I5 A. N
Through Freight, 1920 A. NJ
tOING NOETH-Mail. 1235 "
Mixed. 6.2I = =
Through Freight, 400 p. NJ
Way Freight. 900 p. N
JAS {. CLARKE General Manager.
W p. MCKINLEY. Division Sup't
+. CHANDLER, Genl Passenger Agent.
JOHN A. WEBB, Local Agent
vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.
SCHEDULE OF MAY 81, 1872
GoTSG EAsT-Lesves Vicksburg 9:30 p. n.
Arrives AT jackson, 1900 NJ.
Leaves Jackson, 1880 T. VI.
CoING WEsT-Leaves Meridian, s:2O r. NJ
Arrives at Jackson, l:2j A. NJ
Leaves jackson, 100 A. NJ.
The Mixed Train
GG"I<G WEsT-Leayes Jackson, $50 4 N.
T.. F. RAWORTH, Gent Sup'L
GEO. u. LAWRENCE Assist Sup-t
JSu. ". CLINGAS, Local Agent.
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The following cases were reversed:
2sSS-Jno. d. Freeman ct al vs.. r. f. Gun
ningham.
2972-M. \. Anding r. Levy and hus-
band.
3093-State OF Mississippi vs.. J. P. Matthews
ct at.
27I3-Jones S. Hamilton vs.. Thos Flowers
Reversed, and proceedings dismissed.
3102-M T. Morrison VS.. w. r. Hemphill
trustee Reversed and judgment here
3I16-W J. Stephenson vs. Mary A. Miller ct
al Reversed, and bill dismissed with
out prejudice.
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j. \. SMITH,
State Superintendent Public Education.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
INTERNATIONAL wEIGArs AND COINS
DISCUSSIONS OF THE AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL
Society

DISCUSSIONS OF THE AMERICAN NEUROLOGICAL
SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the American Metro
logical Society WAS held Columbia College on saiur-
day. December ~, President Barnard being IN the
chair Among the others present L. Il. Elliott, Of
the Treasury Department, Washington. n. NJ. Beck
with, Professor p. Colin and DIR. Edward scguiu,
of New-York, and President Fairbarn of st. Stephen
College Letters read from Profcss0rJ. T. HI
gard OF the Coast Survey Professor II. A Newton, Of
Yale College, President T. r. PyBcbon of Trinity Col
lege. and Alexander II. stephens. OF Georgia.
After large number Of new members had been elected
DIR. segaln read paper the progress made in the
medical profession towards the substitution Of metre
weights aud measures for The apohecarys weights here
tofore commonly In He anticipated the ultimate
and perhaps speedy triumph OF the system,
and dwelt tho good results which he
thought would be obtained by its adoption lie offered
a resOution. which adopted, Tor the appointment
of a committee 10 engage IN correspondence with the
Instructors faculties and governing boards OF schools
aud colleges urging them 10 lend their ad to this object
only teaching the metric system itself. but Dy
teaching other topics by Of the metric system
L. Is. Elliott presented report from the Committee
ON International Coinage. IN which the present
condition o. of the coinage and currency qnes-
adopted was offered by PRESIDENT ""'S Sarnsra,
declaring II to DO the view OF The society that
he best secured by the issuing of designed
form part Of every s1ca National coinage taking as
the unit the gram weight of gold pine-tenths hne. and
stamping upon The coins no other denomination Dut
their weight IN grams.
President Barnard then read elaborate paper ON
Tue Possibility OF an nysriable Standard OF Value"
He spoke at length the causes Of
debasement IN the purity OF coins. and OF
ani silver TIeIe could be no invariabis standard OF
value not founded on human labor He concluded by
explaining what's known as the " standard Of Desid
erata"
The following officers were elected: President. f. A.
+. Barnard of New-York vice president, l.. Higard,
OF Washington secretary aud treasurer Thomas Esles
ton. OF Nes-ferk council, Samuel H. Ruggles, C. S.
Lyman, W. NJ Roberts, hclyi Dewey A. A. Newton.
4. r. Pynchon. T. B. Elliott, r. Coiin and Cleveland
Abbe. The society adjourned until Nay Is, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
OBITUARY..
STEPHEN HAYNES.

Stephen Haynes, Park Commissioner. OF
BROOKLYN, died tho advanced OF seventyeght at
bis house. No 2i9 Carlton-ave in that city. ON sun
day afternoon OF pneumonia. lie was born at Bridge
hampton, Suffolk County, L. L. in 1s0l After learning
the trade of and builder hc came 20 Brooklyn In
1922 where of the work done under his supervi-
sion included the City Hail. the Washington Street Meth
cdst Episcopal Church. the old Raymond Street JAN
and masonry Fort Green. Washington Park. Uu-
der his direction foundations of the CITY Hall were
laid large the limits OF the square In which the
present building stands, but the panic Of 1887 caused
the plans be restricted. At the OF thirty Mr.
Haynes was elected sole Supervisor for the town OF
BROOKLYN four years later he became an Alderman
the old Seventh. the Eleventh Ward. HUG IN
the first Board after the incorporation OF the city IN
1899 became member Of the Park Commission. Wild
which he remained connected up 10 the time OF his
death.
In politics Mr. Haynes was always Democrat. taking
pride in the fact that he voted Tor Andrew jackson He
member Of the Board OF Education for many years.
and Identified with many public enterprises he
Brooklyn grow from a village OF 900 Inhabitants 10
its present SIZE.
Mr.. Haynes was a widOwer and leaves FIVE sons and
daughters. His funeral viii be attended az T. m
tomorrow at the Washington Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church. OF which he was member.
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DECISIONS-Drc. 90.

Supreme Court -Chambers-By judge Van Worst
Cram act. Crum.-MOton granted meuOrsuinm
and another kethnian.Seo memorandum. Town.
send art. WilmefdngSec memorandum. Howell Bax.
terMOtitn granted memorandum. Gary Srecter
See memorandum IN the matter Of aynar>ee
appointed receiver. Tuy Brnss-See
Thompson Hckep AMI anpthcr.Sce memorandum ItOt
~ referee
ing report IRWIN sgt OIawOid The tiOu Vacate s
tleuei with SO OHaliorfn Kchoe agt
Mnhgan. Orders settled MoowOrtb McItnse; Na
TONS rrane Hotten art. itottsn others Department
Buildings och; Hott-u IOten gram
Bv Jndgo Don0hne smith agt the Bankers
Orer granted for the payment further dvi
dcnd OF 20 Simmons af iIra
ast. Num- tloyd agt hcSulty.-slOon nenei with
Munson agL Tracy Motion denied society the
Reform Of Juvenile Drlnquents agi. Miiicr.-Graurd
Bv Judge Lawronce-cnton agi. Ias.lDe another ;
Gsno McCmn.tsiye notice Of settlement In the mat.
of Clark Order settled
sp,cfa TsruBv Judge Barrett Hodge. etc. agt Palmer
aud another etc.-Sec memorandum.
BY Judge LawIence. -tnG agt Duglani. Opinion.
another.UIdsr deny motion trial granted
Hibrrnia National Bank art the Mechanics and Traders
Bank aud others.- Opinion.
Superior Court Special Term-Bv .iudqe Sedgwick
Whiting PTice.-Casc and Orlg die
~ Judge SpeirI the matter applca on Don
ak 1 am Of the opinion that the prertr of the
!, this case should not be grsntsd Maaseli Flood
Otlon deniei memorandum, IesIuel ag 1iloison
order be tried by jury Hart agt Uart-ele
ordered Ralney act Dsvis VI aOrecf substaunn
AoDbe agt The lioya nsranye Company of Liverpool hse
ths PARK Fire Insurance Company sg the Inar
ve'opany u Nersa Aw',esi saur sgl as Phsns 10
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

Marshall declared were most unanswerabie vihui-
cation of the rights of the Cherokees and among
the most able papers which he had ever read Wish
1 could write that his words reached the heart
Of the Nation. Alas tho iniquity trinmphed. Inc
brave heart of Evarts received wourd when DC
carried to his grave. But there came day when
the son of Jeremiah Evarts told the United States
Senate tho story Of the sure and certain redress
which comes for all iniquites like this. Said the
Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts:
Iknow case where the State Of Georgia undertook
to make it penal for Christian missionary
TO preach the Gospel to the Indians, ana
I know by whose advice the missionary deter
tbe law OF Georgia. the assurance that the Constt
on OF the United states would bear him ct IN W au
the missionary, as gentle as woman but as mn, nrm
every FREQ citizen OF the united staIes ynpn'
And I know the great leader OF the moral ana re-
igious sentiment 81 the United States, Mr tIsiIng
of the oppression Of the Indians the instance OF the
haughty planters OF Georgia. The supreme Court hei9
the law Unconstitutional and issued ts mandate ana
the State of Gcoreil laughed at II ana KEPT the
Story and their colleagues hung their heads at the want
OF power In the Constitution TO MAINTAIN the
departments of II. But the war came anu.
as from the clouds from Lookout Molnta,u'
swo5ping down upon Missionary Ridge came the
thunders of the violated Constitution or the United
States and the lightnngs of Its power over the SUI
Georgia what OF violating the Constitution OF the
United States.
There is great honest heart in the people OF this
country, and if the press will tell them the facts
our rulers dare not triae with Justice. Yours faith
fully, H. Il. WHIPPLE, Bishop of Minnesota.
Fa,iJault, MINI, Dec. 81. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
CIVIL NOTEs.

There is a contest in Westchester County
over will Of John siilwei, Of Nonkers. died
recently at the OF seventy-eight years leaving
property valued at about 100000 Mr. Stilwe was
twice married. and each wife bore him several children
The bulk Of .he property goes to the widow and her
three children The contest Is brought by the children
OF the first wife. They allcge undue influence.
Judge McCue. in Brooklyn, in an opinion in
the matter of injunction applied for by A. T. Farmer
Of Cnton-st Brooklyn, against George CunG, resid-
ing opposite for obstructng the sidewalk. sets forth
that u Is not iO the OF the muulc pal authorities
grant TO anyone the right to permanently and
nuousy the public streets for the transaction OF
private business 10 the injury aud obstruction of the
general public" and II this Is done the authorities may
be proceeded against.
Judge Folger. of the Court of Appeals, or
dered Friday that Surrogate Da ailey, OF Brooklyn.
should sipulatc that all salary becoming due the
date Of the order should remain In the hands OF the
County Treasurer until the remit ur from the Court
Appeals should be sent down. In case of failure
spulate. - TO be shown to-day before Judge
Folger why the stay III the Daley Livingston suit
should not be vacated. IL Ia stated that Surrogate
DALEY has not stiDulpied.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
TIE PRICE OF COAL ADVANCED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 29.-The following
circular OF line and city prices OF coal issued by
the Philadelphia aud Reading Coal aud Iron Company
this afternoon: Lump Steamboat, Egg Broken and
Chestnut No 81 65 per tom Stove and Small Stove,
80 80; Chestnut No 2, 80 40; Pea No. l. 81 So Pea
No 2. 81 40. These prices. which apply to White Ash
coal at schuylLi Haven indicate an advance Of 25
cents per ALL untitled orders for December Will be
cancelled
The rates OF tolls have not yet been fixed in conse-
quence Of the absence OF President Gowan from the
city, the harbOr prices have arranged for
the The advance in tolls VIII probably be
10 cents per ton. announced some time ago. Circu-
lars furnace issued this afternoon stating
that the price Of Lump and Steamboat coal for January
Will be 81 % per ton at schuylkill Haven.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
COMMERCIAL INTERESTS.
FIGHTING A TRADE UNION.

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The Packing and Pro-
vision Company. which hitherto has been regarded as
friendly to the Union this morning posted notice thar
the firm intended henceforth to its business
and employ whoever came. regardless OF the Union.
During the day sixty Of their ssugherers struck
ON account of this notice. The company engaged
100 non-unQn men in their places saughtering
at Armour's, at the Anglo-Amerean Companys and at
Fowler Bros has made fair progress with exclusively
non-unionists.
Armour expects 300 workmen from outside tho city.
The Union holds meetings daily and s firm and deter
mined They claim to have received $1,000 from other
Unions The receipts OF hogs much larger to-day.
and the appearance OF matters at the sOckyards was
hyelier this morning than for two weeks past.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30

suPnFay CouRr-CHApsERs-van Worst, J.--Court open,
AZ 1890 calendar called at IL m-Nos 81. ~ ~ %.
III; 1871 222 2G9 z7J 2s1 29l 2o6 aoo 3O2 SOo SlO 5z
3l3. 3l5. Sl6.
Van Brunt. J.-Court opens at lo3O A.
NO dav caleudar.
SUPKROg tOUET-rPECiAL IKnh.---ptir, J-tOurt opens
q 10 a. 10. No day caleudzr.
COMMON PLEAs-si ECIAL IEhA-Nsn Hucsen, J.-tontt
opens IL m.-NOs 4,
AdlOnrred until tomorrow
TSnFp STATES DISTRICT Corrr--Is tnMnALrY-Choate :.
No ia Collins agt. J. Scully ~ a.: no 5fJ o. Tn
stesmshir Iiindooi No -Yi-D W. hanwat p 3
ar bark Dcap; l50H A. Pascal s9t schooner
R b. Cllkey: No 15l-l. CrOsssn agt stesmtng ,. 4.
packer: No 1851. Duffy H. Il. Williams No lOJ-
T. Farwe steamboat j. H. starl No II 5-5 a Ihorn
dixie sgt steamboat J. H. starn No 7Sw. A. Duel agt.
sfeamboat Niagara lOl-G. NatOl aEt -teamiug A. Is.
preston No i2G-T Glgan sEt steam ship Crescent cy
No l6J-J. brig Nile No. l6l-N Andu- aRt-
steamboat saraloga No ll7B Kane agt Penny 81 a.; o..
i2g-P J. willis art. steamship city ol Ans No l3j-
MlddlesoK Quarry Company sgt. schooner A Mason No
IiI-R. Powell 81 ag steamboat Willie NO 100 .
NJ White steamtHg Layergne No l1S-H. Hender
-on steamship Otheli0; No l2l-P ORourke agt.
22O tons No 23JD. Berger 9gt seamtrR Joseph
siickney No. l59-HJ Newton Ct a. ast schooner Pan.
gassett 152-J II. Moore et al ngi schooner Yaukea
Doodei No l44-J Smith agt $4,000 Tee" e'ue lumber )
No 22S H. Lowe agi. canaboaL Z. NJ THUS NO. -54 -
Z. Hensohn agt. ]. q. Mefryman.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-30
ALEXANDER STUARTs WILL.

ALL HIS PROPERTY BEQuEATHED TO HIS BROTHER
The will OF the late Alexander Stuart, which
disposes In very few words OF estate estimated ut
ST 600 600 ned In the Surrogate's office yester-
day His brother Robert L. stuart Is made sole legaee
Following Is the viii:
In the name OF God. amen !, Alexander Stuart. OF
the CITY OF NewYork, SUGAR rehner, do make thls, in
my own handwriting my last will and testament, viz
give devise aud bequeatb all estate. both real ana
personal of any kind wheresoeyer situated, Of which
may be possessed NJ the time Of my decease unto
brother Robert L. Stuart, Of the CITY OF Newfork, SUI
gar retner and To hold the unto him and
his heirs, administrators and assigns. for ever ana
hereby nominate. constitute and appoint my said
brother Robert L. stuart sole executor Of this my last
will and testament.
In witness whereof have hereuntO st my hand and
seal this twenty day OF December in the year OF
Lord thousand eight hu dred aud stxty-ulue
toIgned) ALfAANDf.R oI CAhi.
The will Is witnessed bv Isaac Burroughs OF No 247
West Fourth-st New-York; George C. Siayner. oi No.
337 Broadway Paterson, n. j.; II. Lttleeld No. 279
Court-st Brooklyn; William Deems, t., No 3D. West
Pory-ihird-st New York, and John X. Ridley No. loS
Prcsident-st.. Brooklyn.