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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17

Dilligent search has been made for Mir. 4. Randle, partner of Hon. X. E. DavIs, all over California and along the road from
 the Colorado River to San Bernardino, with out any clue whatever as to his whereabouts.
 His sudden disappearance has caused many conjcctures upon the part of the people as to hIs chances of being alive. Macy think he skipped the country" while others are of the opinion that he was fouIly dealt with and is buried on the desert between Ari- zona and San Bernardino.
 The Gem Restaurant is now real fixture. The ladies who are rdnning this popular establishment are untiring in their efforts, (and are succeeding admirably to make the Gem the very best boarding house in Northern Arizona. Mrs. $. J. Munds. the popular dressmaker, and Mrs. Wilson, Il genuine caterer ana judge of the culinary department, are the proprietoresses of this establishment, which is fast gaining a repu- tation and becoming the favorite restaurant of the Village.
 W. K. Ferris, who for so many years we'll and faithfully carried the maIl between Prescott snd Wickenburg, and now an honest tiller of the soil, with headquarters at his ranch. Minnnehaha Flat, came into the city yesterday anu greeted his old friends with pleasant smile and hearty shake of the paw. He informs us that the new saw mill at the Flat will soon be put into motion and the manufacture of lum;Jer in earnest.
 Mr. Wm. Corey, formerly resident of tLis county, and an active business man, but for ihe last six year. a resinent of Mo have county. arrived from Signal yesterday Mir. C. looks natural as an old shoe, not he has had hIs limbs broken, ear torn of, etc. by runaway teams. This Is his first visit to Prescott in three years, and he expresses himself as surprised in Ihe rapid strides of progress made in the | town of Prescott during that time.
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DEATH oF A> OLD CITIZEN

Evermont Blcdsoe. commonly known as Hank Bedsoe, died yesterday morning at the Sisters Hospital of pneumonia. Mir. Bledsoe. VIC believe was born at Ottawa. Saline County Missouri, and was at the time of his death about 43 years of age. He came to Arizona several years since, as wsgou-mastcr for the frcighter Stantield who figured conspicuously in this section and finally faiied. The Geceased hss been ia thc employ of our saw null men. A. O.. Moves. Geo. W. Curtis and others for the larger part of the time auring ,hs last seven yoars, Bledsoe was honest, a hard worker capable of conducting any ordinar, busi- ness and had many warm friends all over the country who wilt be pained to learn of his death. The subject of ihe above sketch was sick but few days, having VIC believe come in here two weeks ago with his team from Ehteuberr.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
STATIONERY.
cFFICE OF THE CLERK or IRE BoAAD oF SgPkRS Esos.s or YAVAPkI CouSrT. ARi@oSA.
 PnkscorT, JAnuAry l6, 1872.

OFFICE OF THE
 CLERK or IRE BoAAD or srPkESEsoss
 or YAvArAT CouSrT- ARIZONA.
 PREscorT. January l6, 1872. SEALED PROPOSALS, with satisfactory bond foa the performance of the same wl be received tn 0ce of the cierf of tae Board Of Sapcrviso uat l. oclocx h., Fe0rusr5 ,, isfs for stationery fol lows: IS rcams parchment, legal c=p. l2 rezns legal cap. l0-A. q reaIns CouSruss letter, rnied. rearns Congress letter. plasE- rearns commercial note. plAin. reain bah paper, very large. 2ss raSlns ball paper. S9 sheets envelope ptper. rcAa neaFy wrapping paper. 10 boxes enyclopess Der sample. s6oxss envelopes. per samule- box envelopes, per sample. sa box envelopes. per sample l4 dozen pen holders, Fer s1uafis- dozen pen holaars. per sample. gross AdAms' golden pens. No. l. gross Esterbrook's eugrcssing pens- gross Esterbrook's ensrrCssias psns, No. f2e. gross Esterbrook's tncex pcns, No eS9. gross GinStt's, No. t04- gross rted pens. 1A dozen Dixon's $. M. lesd pencils, round. dozea Dixon's $. M. sead pencils. hsxagon- dozen Faber's lead penc1ls, No. q dozen Fabeg's 6 II. lead pencils. ss dozen F&bers red and blue lead pencils, lartgs. doEsn boxes paper fastener, per sample "a dszen boxes paper fasteners, per sample. A dozen boxes paper fasteners, Der sample. gross rubber bands, per sample. gross rubber bands, per sample. gross rubber bands, per sample. 2 boxes wzfers. small. l box waters. large. as sheets hlotslng paper. large. punches plotting paper. per sample 10 spools tape, per sample. ( bSxwo0d rulers. paper folders. TeoEbinaton rubbers and erassrs- 3 knife erasers (Ragersl. 2a quarts Arnoids fluid. pints osrnaine. 10 quarts mucilsge. muciiage bottles, with brushes. bottles for cArmine ground glass stoppssl. 2 InkstHnds. ? sponges and cups. l dozen sticks sealing w1x. paper weights. letter Csfs. ] letter scale. to weigh posnds. hye-quIre blAEk books, fulii bound calf. four quire blank book, account. ihree-qutre blank books ! txo-laire blank books. l index oOok. record books. Samples may be seea or VII De furnished from said ,aoe. The right to reject aay a bids to add to or eed 'os rom the above articles, to select and procre the same t any time before December 3, 1872 in any qu4ntl- iee, is reserved by the board. By order of the Board.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. DY JEo. LLOYD, Deputy.
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Assessment No7ice.

To Loren $. Jenss, Wm. Mann, J. NJ. Wilson. Ben Gardiner. Wm. Cole, Geo. Becker, anu all others holding from and under them in the discovery claim of the Loreno Lode, Tiger District. Brsdshag Mountains:
 You gre hereby notified that If you do no. appear within 0) ninety days from the date hereof and pay to C. A Luke, or John Raibe, all of your proportion Cf your due, which may Deeome due as re- qured by law, the Unde signsd wili c'am forfei. of your interests in said lode, ordng to the Mining Laws of the United Staes and this Territory HOW in iorce- c. A. LUKE.
 JOHN RAIBLE. Prescott, January 4th, ls7g-g1d
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Food for County Prisoners.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUrKRvTsoEs or YAvAPAI Co.,, AztzcNA. 7
 PREscoTT, Jsnuary is, 1873. SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing food for county prisoners for year from date of contract will be received until February 1s9 at 10 o'clock M. by the Board of Supervisors- Proposals Co state the rste per prisoner per day week. and scoonpaed by satisfaetory bond for the performaBce of the The right to reject any al bids is reserved and also at any time Co cancel the contract male with the successful hdtsr.
 By order of Board.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Cleri. BY JSo. LLOYD, Deputy.
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REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS

T0u1VIIg WafT1mis on the
 GENERAL FUND, Series of 1877, from No. IS6 to 20 inclusive.
 CONTINGENT FUND. Warrants, Series 1878, from Nos. to 10 inclusive The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed, and that if the same be not presented within ten days, the funds set apart for their redemption will be applied to the payment of warrants next in the order in which they were issued. E. !. CooK.
 County Treasurer. Prescott, Jan. l3, 1879.
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Printing and Advertising.

OFFICE OF THE
 CLERK TIE BOARD or SUPERVISORS
 OF YAvAPAI COUSFH, AHIzoSA.
 PRzscoTr, January l6, 1879. BIDS. with q copy of this advsrtisenlent attached. accompanied bs satisfactory bonds for the per formAnce of will he received by said Beard until Sd proxmo. Ai 10 oe1ocK A. N. Cor furnishing blank ncenses sors blanks, jnrors tincztes and property and poll receipts, bound in books containing loo in each rsts per took con- plste and for other blanks at the rate per thousand ens including press work paper. etc., for advertising redemption of warrants and for other county a. tisng, in usaal for per square for first aud snhse- ouent insertions.
 The right Co reject any all bids and to cancel the contract made with the successful DideT, is reserved. By order of the Board.
 WILLIAM wILKE asoN. Clerk BY JNo. LLOYD, Deputy.
 December IT, ISs9-sw.
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Delivery of one-half the amounts VII br fe'l''lfeI within t5 days and the balance Wttna F days alter noti 6cttou of awarn.
 No bids will be entertained unless ssTuples be fu- nishcd, which should not be of tess weight than l2 pounds, marked to easy Identified. and should reach his ocs before the date for opening bids \ standard sample ef 'ur Of the quality watch tnis advertisement c0neiapatas sh be furnished bidder on application. which application it dssrca should be made at the earliest practicable date The right reserved Co reject any all bids oGcred Blank forms, conditions, etc., embracing s1 neces- ssry information. furnished by any A. \. c. s. in inc Department or by the undersigned.
 CHAS. P. EAGAN,
 Captain and c. s. q. $. A. January r. IsTp.--lv
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IMPORTANT MASONIC NOTICE.

At the regular monthly meeting of Aztlan Longe No IT, r. x A. M on Saturday evening, January 18th, there will be business proposition Of much import anee presented for consideration, every member, who conveniently Is requested to be present. By order of the Lodge. W. N. Kelly, Secretary. td
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Territorial Warrants Payable.

Territorial Warrants, drawn on the Gene ral Fund. are now nayable up to and lncIu- ding number 217, series of 1877.
 T. J. BUTLER, Ter. Treas.
 There are still I9 Warrants, aggregating the sum of S2,39S.73, exclusive of interest, outstanding against the General Fund for 1877, which are not yet payable For the year 1878, one hundred and twenty-five Warrants on the General Fund were pre- sented to ihe Treasurer, and not paid for want of funds, aggregating $50, Two important Counties are yet Co hear from for the quarter ending December 3lst, 1878, which. il is estimated. will pay off the out standing Warrants for the year 1877, leav- ing the fioating debt of the Territory, that Is, unpaid Warrants on the General Fund on Jan. 1st, 1879. $3O,41342 with say one years interest, if pald within year. amounting to $3,04l .34, or tatal debt of S33,45436.
 In addition to the above, the bonded in- debtedness of the Territory is $35, 900. bear ing interest at 10 per cent. per annum, pay able in June and November, as follows Prison bonds, S25,000, the interest on which is S2,5O0 annually, payable in November. Wagon Road bonds, Sl0,000, the interest on which is Sl,000, payable in June. This in- terest has been regularly paid as it became due
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CORRESPONDENCE.
tle Prescott Dramatic Soci<iy:

7o Lle Prescott Dramatic Socisiy:
 The undersigned, residents and non-resi- dents of the town of Prescott, recognizing the great abilities of the Hos. Thop as Fitch, as q lecturer and orator, .oulo esteem it great favor to be permitted to listen to a lecture by him the coming week, and wonId re- spectfuily request that you obtain his con sent to deliver, under your auspices, such a lecture, for which we will be pleased to pay an admission fee; Signed
 De Forest Porter, C. H. Gray. ]. D. Rum burg. J. NJ. Kirkpatrick, Jas. Stewart, Jas. Speedy. A E. Fay, Fred c. Hughes, & W. Carpenter, F. D. Welcome, P. Thomas, w $. Head, Ed W. Wells, C. c. W. French, c C. Bean, Paul Weber, J. T. Alssp, <. W. Crai1uc.
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Piano for Sale.

The Grand Uprszht weber Fizno, recently rSes ios rf,.i i-ss saa4 szis. lt b. s-rd isss zt L. Hstas.,l 6 q l'. ssu r-1s szu also i s-
 s..r+asr.-l- uoy9si
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BORN

POTTS.-At Signal city, Mohave county, on Saturday, Jan. II, 1879, 10 the wife of J. C. Potts, a daughter, weighing 10 lbs.-A valuable New Years gift.
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nnar.l of suprr,l.or..

Bond of District Attorney fixed at s5.0Jo. Is.sdenaurg and Sullivan were appointed as s committee to exsmine jail.
 Late Under Sherif Walker settled School District No. i, as follows;
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or ARIZONA.
 OFFICE CBIxF CoMNIssARY OF SUBsTsrEScE,
 Prescott Barracks, A. T., 1snusry is, ls59 SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, with copy ot this advertisement atschsd, wi be received al this office aud the offices of the Acting Assistant Com Iissaries of Subsistence each of the posts named herein. uDtll I2 o'clock, noon, MONDAY. fEBRUA AisY 24 ls7s fer the supply of the foo1iag quantities of Flour at the posts named below:
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DUTLDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL D it's branches. Steamboat. sieSmslsir. and lasd ENGINES AND IOIIERS
 High Fressare or Compound.

ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when advisable.
 STEAM BOIIE ss- Particular attention given Co the quality the Inaiersl workmanship and none bGt hrst-cisss work produced
 WATER PIPE. of holler or sheet Iron. of any size. i sUitabie length for connecting together. or sheets roaa, pinebed and packed for shpr sut ready t0 bs invited on tas ground
 HYDRAULIC EIvETIEG.- Boiler work and water pipe made by this establishment, uvsted D. hydranfc rivetng machinery, that qUaEty af work being ia superior Co hand vork.
 syle Our style of direet acting compound engines, ssih d0ubie line of pumps. particularly recommended broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground work, srr gation or city wo4ks purposes. bEt with the celebrated Dayry vsvs motion. superior % any othef
 MINING MACHINERY Quartz mills. psas, boilers, machinery required an
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E3Ess!:lsk1
 IIl|a!iiIIlllg lgII|l|

Corner of BeaIe and Howard Streets San
 Francisco. California V. H. TAYLOR - P ezidsrt JOSEPH MOORE--- -SuperiEtsndent
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vorrCe-

Al I-assous knowing themseives indebted ta us on book account by noia requested io cali imned- sts, and sse the same np Co the ls of IsnnaF, lsss
 T.. RAsHFoRD Cu. Pr-S-s' {. IT,. isii. z. is52
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Fridays News.
The District Court meets tomorrow.

The District Court meets tomorrow.
 See proposals for County supplies.
 Capt. Eagan, has an important ..ad,n in to-day's MINER. Read it.
 The New Mex:co mail is now being carried on horse back.
 John White, from Peoples Valley, is in town.
 The team of Mir. Greenup, came in yester- day from tie Colorado river, with 21 .OOO pounds of merchandise.
 Snow, several inches deep, fell in Peoples Valley.
 Helping Hands" and 2 "Regular Fix, g are to be placed on the Boards at :he New Theatcr on Tuesday Jan. 21st
 James Kelley who lives at Yuma ma.l application to the Supreme Court for writ of mandamus and was refused
 Murat Mastcrsnn District Attorney, has recieved the delinquent tax roll of Yava,ri County.
 P. NJ. Thurman was admitted yesterday to practice in the Supreme Court of this TerrI- tory upon certificate from the Supreme Court of Texas.
 Three divorce bills were introduced in the House this morning. This is the commence ment. fhere are still five counties to be heard from.
 Major Mcdaniel asked for the use of the new court room in which to deliver his fec ture on BoDanza Arizona, The Board of Supervisors donot feel that they are justified in lending the court room for lectures and therefore refused the gentleman the use of the same.
 CHANGED.-of Clay Buford. the Indian scout, living in Southern Arizona, has had ms name changed to Welford Chapman Budwell. We doubt very much whether he Indians with whom MT. Bridwell is Iuite tavorite, will know the gentleman inder his new name.
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Tn conformity with thc foregoing, the Prescott Dramatic Society announce. for the benefit and under the auspices of the Club, the Hon. Thos. Fitch will deii.er q lecture at the Theatre building. Prescott, on saturday evening. January 18th, 1879. subject: Mr Bo Doefs open .. 70. Lecture to commence a. < o'clock sharp. Admission. JO cts. Reserved sests can be ontained by applying a, Head & Co.'S store, 25 cts. extra.
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To Hons. C. q. W. Preach. De Forest Porier.
 Jao. T. Alsap, and others:
 am instructed Dy the Board of Directors of the Prescott Dramatic Society to say, that they have conveyed to MT. Fitch your request, and that he has expressed his high appreciation of the honoi of your invitation, and will. in compliance herewith. deliver a lecture, on Saturday, the 18th instant, at the Theatre. W. C. FOSTER. sec'y.
 Prescott. January 10, lsi9.
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In se District Court ,Ae Thiri Judicial istrics of tis Territory o< Arizona, in and fer the CeaAty of YAystszl- aENEI ASHER and LOUIS w0LLEN-h
 bN ksss. islsnt sial 1g business under
 tle arm -ty ie Of ASHER \
 NOLLEABURG. plaintlfs.
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cnANaa ANp Nor A cHAEoE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
~ BETWEEN NeW-NORK ASD HANKE
Pier OF Company No - North iyrr loot ~ MOr'on>
LABI, DOR Slnrler ..... Wc,lncsdav an ~.5.5u q
AMLRTQUE. Drcrd edpesday Jan. -. 'to a.
IPh 81. - Tru .-lr-...... e,lnt,dav Feb. >. $3.50
marked thus 90 not carry stec;age pass nrerS
Checks drawn Credit iyonAls Pans, amounts n -r
L-L L-L- LEL = 4 Z - Lr-L.M 7.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
nECIsIONs-LAN. ..

Supreme Court-Cbambers-By Judge Brady.
Eoelrr order settled NercEanf~' Bank of
tanoia ar The York Life Insurance COnpany-trder
.eIe In the matter the security Life Assurances com
Ianv-see memorandum. The People aEt Ueduey-MOtloA
Nv Cee Justice Davi.-IIocms agt. CumbiotonSCc Opin
ION T-l Delaney dE HelLN-~et opinion :
r-.I,r rrlufel Arnold agt. seaman Decree settled
Ty Judge Lawrence ATpua agt 2arete-tIdel granted
Nv Judge Observation-Disclosures agt. Flsk.-O unning . BED
Bv Judge Van -Morre agr Morrcu-Order granted
IJop AIT Dillon and Flagg agt FottuA-Nolon-
rraurd The kmcheTbutkgf Lie Insurance COMPANY agi
fatt4rsou- Reference granted Mcdonnell aEt Tie Ne
Chauic. and Binders Hosting company MoloA uthird
So Tupu0rautuul Moore sgt. leonari-Notlon denied
15eosa AIT Jersey Nutul LIE Insurance Company
Judcueut tie matter Of NdrclnL OplOn. Ayers A5l
men referring cause 10 Judge an - UNI
Sy.cql Ifrf4- I}Y Judge Blrrcti-FOl-na et a. agt
Giultug. Iv.dv agt Kenny Gould agi the Farmers Loan
and rst otnuauv Boreirn agt DknY horton aG Broad
lead ~tockweu agt ktsel Best agL binnGl et al Nc
Coruack II a. ag Nors et all Peters aEt the Delaware
Iarkaw9ua and Western Railroad Cumnany Clark agt u
IUtvrp Ionuef etc. Garrison smith Agt Kelley First
agT First IUptou cst. Fletcher Dplui'Ls TIE Mutual
life Company sgL sUlth ana Others-see mem
eTdudum. ...-.-..,.-.,.. C.,.u,.... -,
rev he VIII be unable take until February where
l,rl,fs have not - been handed u.
Rv Jut,. Van NOI~t.-hc hcou act. EeaTrcy-I1rcIngs
sn m signei Foster agt Wi and another
Adug decree settled. HE FeopIr ot The state o.
RcscSrr and Fulton Ferry
road tompanv-NOt0n for new trial denied opinion
>gpcri0r COa5t->DcciGt IerH-Bv Judge HpeIr.-
Nv Iuf se Freedmau-Scwe agt. Ives president etc. Of
NrW-Yok stock EXcAangeMOuOn denled with SO costs
hrtartfy aEt Heuac-HotOn dtICd with leave 10 renew
luou proper payment u 80 costs.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
Gfcrrslous.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
vi OPEN FROM j:30A. N. - y NJ
EECTOR-~TREEl-N earst point Tor Vail street Ferry,
and connects with tor south Ferry.
COUKTLAN rHEET-Nea point for Jersey CtS and
COmmunipsw Ferries
PAEK.PLAtE- point for Post Ohce. CITY Han and
Barclay street Ferry 10 HObOken
ANBER---TR REEr-Nearest point bT :ayOuia anu Ere
Railway Ferry.
FRANhLIN.-TREET-
FAND~TREET Nearest point for DeshrO.se Street Ferry
tOJcr>cy and connects With for DesbtO aud
East Grand Ferries
RLEECkER >TKEET-Conuects with cars for East and
West
EIGHTH STREET-Nrarest point for Christopher street
Ferry % Ho'oseu, connecting with cars ior christopher
ast enth street Ferries.
Fol kl.1N IA lkEEI-N Nearest point 20 Union square,
WallarN's and l.YCcum Theatres Academy ~ Muse. Ir.
wing and Tammany Halls, connecting Sh Tor East
Tw,Aty-third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TW ~ rN THIRDS n~lEEEr-Ncdrcst point to ROOfhs -.
James PARK Ihc,tTes Grand opera House Gilmpres
Garicn, aud Masonic Temple and T"euty ;n.rd street
Perry Jersey city.
THIKTfIHIKD--TI'rTr- Nearest point 10 standard,
ETOIfway. and FIN Avenue Theatres. Aquarium and
~tu Francisco AInstreis connecting with caEs Tor W ee
LawEen Ferry.
fer Comp3ny's cabs !or Grand Cent? ! Depot
IFTlETt, STREET
FIFTY EIGHTH ~TKEET-Nearest point Tor Centra Park.
connecting Of R,t Line Railroad
For uptown trans take east side stations
downtown trains take west SIDE stations
FARE. 10 CENr-. Except between the hours OF S30 "a
7.3O M, 1nd OF y mr when the fare y cents
WA. l.. GARRISON President
NJ. VAN BRJCKLTN. -upeunt,LdcHt
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
RROoKLYN's INDICTED COMMISSIONERS.

John W. Flaherty, George c. Bennett,
Michael j. Dady and Pctor Mine, jr OF the brooklyn
Board Of City Works. against whom an indictment
was presented by the Grand jury on Tuesday
will not be arralCred before January 90 when the
next term Of the Kings County Court OF Sessions De-
GINS District Attorney Catn said yesterday that ne
had not vet determined whether 10 require small
amount Of bail OF them to allow them TO go on ther
own recornzance lie had no fear that they would run
awav The Indictment against the four officials IS Ior
conspiracy as Already published, hut II addition 70 lS
ind,d uprs for felony were presented against COmmls-
souers Flaherv and Bennett and superintendent Didy
H. regard these indictments lite iniSImatIoh cuIa
bc obtained AT the Distrct-AttOrncys Office II Is sad
however that Mr. Milne is expected - give testimony
OF great value against The other ofhcialS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
EeQal Nolires.

A LBANY. December 90. 1s7S.-In the mat
"a Ger of the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANl Of NEW-IORK:
In Of o the Supreme Court cf tie state
0 New York, made at Speclal Term thereof held at Tie
city Han in the City Of Kingston, the lih day ot becen
ber 1873 and entered in the office Of the CLERK OF Albany
County the 18th OF December 1873 the pOyhOldeis
c tho NaiUna. Life Insurance Company Of SewNork and
the owners OF pcccs issued Ivy sad company now out
ing and al and parties entitled 10 share IN the
button Of the securities now held b the OF
Insurance department in in the benefit Of the policy
holders Of sa company hereby npted present y
Referee appointed by said order. ofice No =
Broadway The CITY O Newl ork the eth lay o. Janu1y
1874 at ~ o'clock III the forenoon, tho pocS issued b the
said National Ifc Insurance Company Of New ork snd now
outstanding which are entitled - IN the distribution Of
the av Of said securities and 20 receive ocnen herelOm
and their claims hereunder and the proofs thereof
said policies aId claims required 10 DC presented 10 me
to De adIudcsted upon lnd tier validity determined hy me
and in and By sail order directed 10 asr proofs AMI as
certain the emitted 1 -hae in sad distubIon me
number Of policies outstanding IN force tho names m Nc
the issu"d. and The persons Who are now entitled
To benefit Of said d-thutl1n ami their propoIoiat
the avais ut said Aforesaid hel by
the SAID for the b"neht OF the Dolcyoders
Of -alt COMPANY JAMES W. III Sled, isclcIce
10 4r T. Z
New-York tribune., 1879-01-03
THE COURTS.
TrrvG TO REGAIN HIS SEAT.


.prrI-R l. sHwEIL's MOTION TO SET ASIDE HIS IN
r1rs1oS FROM TIE STOCK EXCHANGE DENIED
The suit OF Arthur L. Sewell, against Bray
tan Ives president OF the NcwYoFk stock EXchahse'
~. been decided by Judge Freedman. sewel was
ouber Of the firm OF Bonner Co.. and in consequence
~ the failure Of that firm seweIi was expelled from the
stock Exchange by the Governing COMMITTEE ana louuu
1' - .. ohy,ors fraud" Judgc Freedman, in his
sni,ion deuying Snwcl's motion for an injunction
srajnst his exclusion from the stock Exchange say
r, arcla 20 the Governing Committee l. cOnsii itutc
.oic iudtc OF what il meant by obvious liHuG
and fhc clear intent - TO enforce honest uea'-
tc an omoDc class of men exposed by the
xeSv uatufe OF their business to unusual tenn
ramon The objections urged aeaint piaintlh :
eySnlson are not based upon his innocence, hut upon
on alleged and even lnv3dltN o. Nfcle
90 Tney are therefore OF a somewhat technical chdr
ecter ana shoud be determined upon regular TRIAL
Tron the whole case can hnd nothing wmch calls iOr
interference. Notion denied, with $40 COSTS.