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be nary TO bring an for the recovery of the surplus
moneys the moneys remain intact until the hai oeer
mutation Of such action - ,.,, o.a.. .,o,,os
Nv Ju1ge Iavrence-Schaf act Miller order gIanieI -,
~ Jndge IoDohua-Schmdt set. hnckfr.-laxauon NJ
hrmed Straus ag BusheL-Moon grsnea on pay "a
costs Barrett agi. Zeh.Moton 10 open oeiau uenu
and The change venue stands denied on e @
Oueting act Fitzpatrick Van Nest agt Honma
andnm De Wolf a9t Bonylon Mayer, ", ag1 ,ta In
Motops deni d. Kraetzer agt. Graves ~
thre Barrerwr1t dismissed and prisoner Sannin
Rcybnr ogt LAWYER: the mattor OF LawlOni MahinB
ag Renby; Ford Ford In the matter oi Carna e''
povory National Bank agt. MOOre--lifintel: o..
Spsc,gf Tsrla-Bv Judge Van Norst-hadden aRt, ."
Tos and Iron and Southern Railroad COMPANY
Indictment for plainfin opinion NOhieis Asb
IarkIn, etc.-Judgment for Dlaintn . ,,,1
Fllis act Iaaua Vandangeon agt Wiererschleg
svecny agt. Schianfer: Dtmar agt HalUs :, "Wl az.
Neucr: smith agt. DOrance ag foNen
Granted Eombance Decentralization deniod WIZ rlo
osr f abide event 40 v. Y. 2Sl. 465 OBJ tlche hE'
n,gv-AetoD continued against executors. Dcerng agI
Fisner; Nichols agt fapst-Aot0n denied hehusi "a s
Pmips-See Endorsement on papers fot.T
Fissy agt Aliare.-Deaus Marshall sgt , a.
Fnion agt Kaminski Morgan aRt Hart MLet ~. ha,.,,
Nornoy Harens ag McDoncugh Mcintyrs hS,, an Con-
IslioHcl art Casey Hall agt Iiukest; Dtmson Sst
ners MeGOugh agt Phiger BALDWIN agt B9rnS; 3 same
vichards; woodbury. act. Dillon ORiley ag WOODS o
agi MeLouehin Rabe agt. Cole; Belts aeI hoV-'uus'
by Judge Goepp.--GhEan agt. Levy-ordor settled
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
COURT OF ApPEALS.

ALBANY, Nav 2G.-In the Court OF Appeals, Mon
day MAY 2G 1879 ITesont-Tho Hon Sanford T. Church,
j., and assoCiatcs.
No. II2-Kerr agL Doughorty.-Argument resumed and
concluded.
NO Is8-Lewis Smith and others, respondents, agi.
william Irwin impeaded lnt-Areuodby by Il. Country
man FOR appellant /: submitt te0 for res l0nurnts.
NO g05-JOhn Butler respondent ag 81 Dlauin C. Butler,
appelant-Arguen by George e. hcEiOr appellants Samuel
Hand for respondent
No 2O6-JereInish Rector, appellant, Ezekiel CLARK
and others rcspondents-Argued by Charles =. Baker
appellant; II. Morris for RESPONDENTS.
Tho ~ the Court O Appeals for Tuesday May
81 olows Nos. 2O9 2lb, 2l6 2l7 2l- l50 l4O and
20S.
The following the motion calendar for the date
Nos 81 2g Az AS 3o3 420 sl8 427 AZ 4l6 aud t2j
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
ANNIVERSARY WEEK AT BOSTON.

BosToN. May 26.-This being Anniversary
week a large number OF societies holding their
annual meetings That of the Massachusetts Congrega
tional Charitable Society held this morning Tho
treasurer reported that 243s6 81 had been expended
during the past year. The Society for the Promotion
OF Christian knowledge, Pieiy and Charity held its
eeyenty fourth meeting and the Unitarian Ministerial
Union helu It's annual meeting The Rev. Richard
Frothingham was elected OF the vlce-pTesidents
The annual essay was delivered by the Rev. W. IL.
Furness, ID. d., Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
TIE CLYDELORILLARD AGREEMENT
JACOB LoRILLABDs ACCOUNT OF HIS EELArioN0
WITH W. p. CLYDE co.

JACOB LoRIILABD's ACCOUNT OF HIS RELArloN9
WITH W. p. CLYDE co.
Judpe Barrett listened yesterday, IN gu
rreoe Court Chambers to the motion for the appoint
ment of receiver for the Philadelphia aud NeW-IoIk
s,eam Navigation Company IN the action begun by the
Attorney General against the company Wiiliaia l.
clvde Hepiamin Belts John a. Leslie and Amos
PAGERS An adjournment had been taken from pre-
vious hearing on the notion enable the reator 10 pun
in atfdaylts In rebuta Of those presented by MI C!
In these uhdays Mr. Clyde had introduced large part
NJ tho history of the transactions between jacob LOTT
lard and the Clyde Company Mr. LOruard was cHarseu
with yointion Of the contracts made between theh
Tn the aidavits presented yesterday by MI GaIun'i
and Mr. Reade Mr. Lorllard swore that Tor many years
prior 10 May 1874, he had been engaged IN the so"
stip business; that he was the owner oI co"''"i'0
steamers and the president OF the LoFilard SteaHshP
Compgpy In May 1874, he entered into an agreement
with the Clydes by winch the new company was to DO
formed he consented to giving his eoasiwlse line oi
steam shl,s and that W. Z. Clyde shoud become Pres
dent: W. p Clyde & Co. were 10 act as agents on COM
mission In return Mr. Lorillafd was guaranteed per
cent on his stock TO the amount Oh Tl'oODo. ihV iu
tcrest only pad ono yeF INC m ~, rrDId
nueut wears the CydCs refused ~ pa' on INC L4puI
tnat tie agreement against puDho polgy. -
Hard alleges that wLtn HC iuubl ti''t ne hN
aisd I'm mis- agreement he tried leltmatcly to Obtain
some cOntro O the affairs of the company Tor s resI
vation ana prosperity or tbls pG,tOso ii nc ' on
director valuable consideration Iof the eldie oi
car. Loula ardl then believed 1t, S'e o. Hid IN
purchase Hs purpose was, IL he Obtained eohlfOlins
amount of STOCK to compel the CJaeS' a5 aseHs, ~
manage the company Tor It's best htiestS ~. d -
lard Thought thar # the company EtG heth hi,S ,
good iaih large profits would have resulted Sone am
ddylts IN Dy Mr clyde were iead Dy -lT' I Dg
man. Judge Barrett VIII prODdp! give d u-IiSiV "4'
traa pgn
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
CONVICTED OF FORGERY.

Judge Barrett presided i'll the Court of
oyer and Terminer yesterday the trial of John Fisher
age twenty-five. for uterug forged draft at the office
Of Henry Cevs & Co. February 20, 1879. Tne Graft
was obtained from Chicago bank by Webb Dexter and
drawn on Henry Clews d Co III favor Of Mrs German
OF this city lis face value $25i. but when
~ escncd for payment bad been raised 20 - $40. TIE
only question raised in the trial to th5 identifies
ton Of The prisoner. the defence being ahbi. The
Jury found Fisher guilty lie will DE sentenced On
Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
QUESTIONS FOR Mr.. TILDEN.

Assistant DiStrict-Att0rney Herrck- yester-
Gay filed bill OF discovery in tho United states Circui'
Court in the suit brought ny the Government against
Samuel J. Tilden. 10 recover unpaid arrears OF IN
come tax The bill filed is in the shape OF printed
book Of 352 pages, and contains Az mterrOgBorcs
ating to Mr.. Ideus income irou several railroad ana
other companies which he acte counsel from 1851
10 1871 IL Is expected that the tral VIII Do reached
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

DIFFICULT TO PLEASE. - Master: Why
didn't you answer the bell before g. Slave: didn't
hear It. sir" Master; Now, don't answer me; won't
have itP'-lJudy.
THE PORrRAIT.-Facetious Friend Ito art
istl And this is poor Tom smith, is tt Dear, dear,
dear And | remember him such handsome. jolly
looking chap only month agol Dear, dear. dear =
IHun.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
DECISIONS-NIAYo %

SupTtme Couri-Chdmbers-B Judge Barrett.-
The People rel Monroe Board ~ Fire Commis
sioner1heie must DC judgment ior rpondent The Ito.
Pile etc rel stevenson agt. Pdker.Tnc mhncauus
be and the efOTe denied but without
Graham agt Iuloes d,fcDcant should DO TO
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

The longer Congress sits the less there VIII
lr len ot tho Democratic party on election Gay-le-
YORK Tribune. TIE TRIBUtE is mistaken. Ihe Nin,o t
Of tha Democratic party Will be " left" on election oay
-lBin ghamtOn RepuDlloaB
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
RIGHTS OF STEAM AND SAILING VESSELS.

RIGHTS OF STEAM AND SAlLlNG NLS"bLH'
TIE APPEAL II THE CASE or THE HARVEST QUEEN.
Chief-Justice Waite, of the United states
Supreme Court presided yesterday in the United states
Circuit Court hear appeals I'm cases when Iad neon
tried In the District Court by Judge Blachford De"re
the latter received his present appointment Ihe case
of Charles H. Marshall ana others against the steamship
Adriatic of the White star Lne occuoed the Court
all day. Tho appellants were the owners OF The
American ship Harvest Queen, which was III collision
with the Adriac on December 80, 1870, IN the Iflsh
Channel. The Harvest Queen Was sunk ana all on
board were lost. The case tried m the District
Court IN 1871 and then Judge Bidchiord decided In
favor OF the owners OF the steamship He held tnat the
ship and the steamer proceeding nearly parallel
courses that il was the duty Of the steamer 70 Keep o
of the way Of the shin, but 10 also the duty or the
sailing vessel 10 let the steamer keep out OF bcf way
aud not 10 tinbarfass the steamer By changing hei
co1rbe rnC steamer held her course, and had an u-
dOuhtel rgrt suppOsr that the ship would conilhnc
on fhr same course. Inc ship changed her course anG
udgs B,atchfGrd decided that IN so doing she was 10
blame The libel was therefore dismissed. The present
appeal was tnen There were produced IN Court
Yesterday the only fragments Of the Harvest Queen
which were ever after the SINKING Oi the Nrsst
These we're portion OF the starbOGrd ra, piece o. he
breast hook ana portion OF the name board containing
the letter, cen" model OF the Adriac was also ~
hIbeJ The day taken up IN reading the testimony
taken in the District Court.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

br0okDn i3al GsIa!e for sale.
ETOR SALE or EXCHANGE for a house in
A NewYnrk-A line three brick house CntOnAve.,
between Gateaye Brooklyn fOXjOf et grounds
winch astefuly laid GOX2OO stable in rear on Nn
derbaye Eyer thing in perfect order, with al modern i'm
pIOyements. Address OMSEh
Box 1927 New-York Post Office
dDsp SOn BUYS four-stOTy brick store,
p -, seOU near Prospect Park terms, $500 down
rutland q NHITING. 8 Beekmanst
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
POstmaster.General
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF TIE DIRECTOR or IHk NINT(
WASHINGTON ID. c., May %, 1873. }
PROPOSALS will be received at this Utiice
until O'Clock the Goth dag OF May, 1873 at winch
they will be opened In the presence oi the Dddes or
nOG) pounds OF ngot copper sa aDo r
allowing gold OF the United states 10 be de-
lyered Chicago. Illinois, IN lots VI
load before the 25th OF june 1873
will requested TO send sample ~ not less
pounds Of the copper offered by them 10 e Phia
delnhia MINT, To be tested.
Optional bids may be made delivery the Atlantic
Coast. 80. -
AM proposals addressed 20 the Director ~ the Mint
Washington ID. c. the envelopes 10 be indoIsed Proposals
for copper"
proposals. uOAAA1O Z. bOhe nAhnD,.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
RECORDED MORrGAGE3.

Archer p o and wife to W Wallace, executor etc
4O3 GrecuwiChs years q. 500
Arfmap, T. aud wife 10 : II Olin. committee, etc,
Aye-A, o. Bil.-f. year..... 300
Bates Mary b and husband 10 the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company lZIth.st. OF Jtiaye year. 6.0OC
tor, etc " cor lth.ave ana It-s years - 10000
st. OF sth ave 2ycars.... ............ 81. 1900
years ... G,cOo
iSgih.st esd Wasdj, years 1000
It, Of Sd-aye car 5000
M Laxng onaye year 10000
Hoss and husband 10 A Spiess, J6th-st, OF
LexngOn.ve 5000
q s5hayc ..,.,. 1000
-. ...... $4,000
Kubcr, Mary Ito c q Thurnauer, n 3 3lstst e OF 80
lUti.Vo . years. o,oOO
Lehman. ID 10 G. II Studwell and others 3d8t, near
Iewls--t, months AFJ
O's and isiihst Years -,''c. $500
iqts ' Of Of 5iRiyc insia mens 17COO
SE" man n to to Vermyeaa9e y years 5000
'''tI ave- -5'i mo- 5000
Wineroye. 4 ID AID wiie To r 4 Marcher n 3 l4sth-
ST, of COurtlandaye QUO
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Frost 5 executor etc Henry Mddendorf S7OiS
COOlV1n, IL + and another executors etc, III l. Good 80
win, aud another. trustees. ete.-..-.....''- AoOO
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAS5FE2'
SEw YORK CITY.

Isham.st. c =, from sherman to vermilyoaave. 2OOx
IOUXrreguar; UndeThill 10 l. LOCKWOOD.
Unionaye, s. % n " of li7Ihst, 275xlOOxrfeBhlar
" NJ Prichard referee, 10 the Equitable Llfo AZ
Surance SOclotY.
Southern Boulevard cor l34thst. q i.4hlUOxlfreg-
ulsr; q SchwHb and wife to w Lett.
Aye-A. II cor Ggth-ht 323xl4H w Marin referee
to- Morris trustee, ----.---.........-..---
Wooster -. s. 262.33i it Il Of Canalst, 226xlooi
AuerDach, referee, TO = Benedict ana Others
iIunitt--
ithaye, Sc cor ll0thst. 39.giex7jS kieran Egsn.
and wife 10 J Il DeaDe.
4th-ave, 5 " cor inst l3Ox 100 10; III IL Nathan
and others to BdumgGrten.
20th-s u s, sol. II q OF 7thaye, 226x52: Ii III Ma
than and others To r Nathan.
2Oth-st II :, 1888 II Of Ith-ayc 22.bX92 ii III Ma
than and others to y Natban. ..--..---.
3d-aye e g. lOUn = OF 29th-s6 494XlOO q Pell and
wife 10 HutchesOn.
lst-aye 1922 it OI 71th-st, 3l3NlO2.2 w Mar
Iin referee, TO- III Jones
GIth-st, = l2j Il Of " MadlsOu-eye 5oXlCO.5i \
Brown tOA God. .-.---........,
6Jthst 5, 37J Il " Oi 6th-aye, JJ1lO0.0 Il shell.
don 10 n Barney. .............
67th-st, =, 2O7 ft e OF Aye-A 6244Kl5; Graves
IeieTIc to the GtTiDgnia Lne Insurance Company
39th.st. y. J25 10 5d-aye 2bxSS9; : w kneyas,
referee 30 tho DIy DOCK Savings InsututiOn-.-
Same property the Dry Dock savings Institution to
Il HaI ...-......
55rh ST. -. 325 II of 7ihaye, 25xlUO5; W a Cauld-
well and wife 10 W Lessier. :.....-..--.-
12d-st. 4 200 It " of LeXngtOn-aye 7JXlO2.2;
Williamson 10 Havanash h..............-...........
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
fNIIUN LlNr, .-,-,-..,,.,,.,
I g ~ TTFD states MAIL STEAMERS.
E0R QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL


Leaving Pier 80. y. H. foot OF Ktng-sL - -
V-TSCO,cslS III fSDAI. May 27, 10 4. m.
EsDAI April 10. s:S9 a l
AtlI june - = y NV
New "a UESDAY. June "a. $50 a. m
Nl~ttN -l ~ ..i l'b . '',l
These steamers are built Of iron. In eftlght con-
rarfmcis and are furnished with requisite to maze
M massage across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hlY
hr bathroom sinOSugrO0m DRAWN g-rOOm. piano AMI IL
bary; also experienced sewareSs and caterer
all ON deck Tins in5urng
greatest all uxuTies at perfect ventilation alt
light. . ...-.., 49, .--..,
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 sate-roomR $50, 20 ana
$50. IETEkMEDi/lIhtaa "a 70 1tg 1p3o tbWI @-''
OIflCH' w - Di iVTfTT ANS q GUIOy
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
Business Chances.

NVANTED.-A reliable and energetic yO,"s"S. youa,SS
w man. well connected and having 500 AZ agsay es'
tabl,shed Address. giving fuu particulars anu Tei''
I.EGA l. SPECIALITY, care of Iribunas
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK. Monday MAY 20. 1879
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the fol

IUWIHB HdIts WVTU HtFH .
Bp Rrrnnrd SHVtk.
/ story brown stone bui.dDg vita lot, NO ~
Churcl.sf G =, \ Of Canal-st. lot lSx5Ox lS3X0O :,
BJ A. ". DfitisT e Son.
portion Of the 4sfory brick building win iot; no
l54 Front.st, n " cor Of Mniden-ane. lot l9lx
2l9 aisO a portion OF fhe similar building Wthioi,
No I44 NNGepIsne, W cor OF FcCntst lot l0.ll 4,
l.3
buildings with plot OF land, = r r. Opposite i1Oth-
~. HOrrIsana. plot OF land l5Ox lOUx-XlUOi Juh -
BU John T. B0D5.
3-stOry brick building VIII lot No 80 AVOID T. =,
80 II OF 9th ST. lot 22xsO James Graves fh
BIZ Scott 4 Mysrs.
! 3stOrv frame and s story brick dwellings. ana =
story brick and frame stables with lot, No IA
Lowisst =, i7j it u OF GTand-st lot Z4lOxlOO; a,
T. }J'
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
honses ano Rooms Udnteo

WANTED TO RENT-A school property
W for day sehoafs and few bOl rcrr located y. J.
Eastern Penn Address PROFESS sOR Rhinebeck. ". Y.
WANTED to buy or lease-Bmldng within
w 20 miles OF New York CITY, railroad with
PRIVILEGE OF from 20 70 4O-horse power. Addrea
WATER POWER, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
DRoPOsALS FOR HEADSTONES FOR
'0i'o = -'''' ~ WAR DEPARTMENT.

DIEAItIlIftI,
A-TER,iESERAIs OFFICE
WAsHISGIOs. ID. G.. March 81. 1873 y
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trplcate hereby lnflte1
soldiers IA Priyae
Village aus CITY Cemeere provided by tine law approved
FoDray g. 1873 Of which the following y an oNifact.
That the Secretary War Is hereby authorized 10 eres
heasones the graves OF soldiers Who served ID e % E
OF the United Sltas during tt war
for the Union and who have buried private village
city cemeteries manner as PROVIDED S ts an
March g. 1878, for those inferred IN National MhAT
Cemeteries" -......., 81, - ooo
Ie total number O. be furnished is estimated at bUo
describing in detail the standard nNcd DY he
Secretary WAR aud blank forms OF proposals can Do haa ~
BY letter 10 CAPITA \ r ROCKWELL
X O. ~ u = A., charge Of National Cemeterles "ashins
the be furnished can be seen at
All bids should be accompanied by good and sufDcient
elaranty vii Do CONSIDERED except o AheiicAa
chtte Marble OF the grades named IN the specnchtohs
PIoposs should DE inclOsed in sealed envelopes ana &
Headstoues" ana addressed 70 tl' u
rgned az whose office they viii be opened IN the presence
ofbudiers Monday. June 10, 1873. commencing ~
O'Clock a.
"1 '' IL 1. MEIGS. QuartsTmsster-Ge GenersL u = A.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
WHITE STAR LINE. sr, ,,,.,,

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
- FOR QUEENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICEIh steamers Of this ine faSe the Lane route
recommended by hcut Msury u y ~ both tae outTaFi
and homeY ard VOYAGES n, -
GEHMASlJ. Capt. hcuDeiy ....SalufuF MAY oi y W.
ADRIATIC Can't Jeuning lursdaY, juno D, p III
BALTIC, Can't PaIsel..... IT. ~ sday Jtne - i50 - ~
FROM TIE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w. lOIh'
ST.
These uniform and unsurp2ssedtn ap
p0intnents The saloon. Staero0ms smoking and bAth'
placed amldsps where tho aud motion aro
ea felt sorng degree OF comfort hitherto unaltanaOls
-, ~,
tickets favorable terms
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep. nor piga
inspection Of plans plher Information apply Mus
Int a., PlladepLA III 4. CQRrL5. Agent
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
,I,o IRON MANUFACTURERS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE METAL WORK OF IH"H"
LIGHTHOUSES.

LIGHTHOUSES.
orv,cp on It,u1tIofsV ESGrSEER. fifth District
BAtrI,lOBR. 3ld Ma o, ls'1 :, ,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will b received az ~ t "a 9 from iron
~ O'clock OF saturday tho I'm GAF OF Juh hor ot
manufacturers only Tor furnishing the mater ~ W,kK
An KINDS necessary for the completion o Iir htl stra
oF TURTE iIi,HIJO L sf.S-one TOR Hooper - Ma
Chesapeake Bay one hr james island lanssa nJ = C. in
ana tbe osher Tor IaHrei Point AbenAlie oon ~ Ia al
accorisnce with drawings ana speciiea'oHs " ~
tanned from this office on appicatioa s..rv inlor.
nation and the blank iorIs which must DO usea IA
upCn or contracting Tor this work. , .,,.. ZACH BID
copy OF this advertisement should accompihh "A 10
The right 10 II, ect any al bills OF 90 Na,s ~ a h re-
desne1 fr ma interests OF the GONernmontlo 90 ~
served BABCOCK.
Major of Engineer U > -,
Lighthouse Engineer, th1h Ds"N
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
Ocean Gieamers.

! NCHOR LINE u. s. MAIL STEAMERS.
"A NEW-YORR AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. 20 North River, New, YORK.
Ttbjotta 81 p m. DevOua. an lf r. M
.June Z. z r. m Bolivia J nne a. a. H.
Cabins $50 10 50. Excursion ucAetsat Teduced rates
second Cabin, $40. Steerase 80.
NEW.YOEK TO LONDON DlKECE
From PIER 80. as North River. .O0t OF Chariesst,
MAY -. p IN. utopia. ......May 81 D.
Cabins s6j. Excursion tickets al TeHuceu IateH'
StalmefS with DO not carry passengers 10 Iondon.
HEEDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Io"nns-S s-SIetD.
A MERICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN ana
"a LINEEPOOIl-Oniy TRANSATLANTIC Line u1ier 70
HFRICAG FLAG. Sailing saturday from Phiia lei
pha Wednesday from Liverpool Extra Alnhgs
alternate WEDNESDAYS from Philadelphia alternate Sat
DAYS, from Liverpool. o.. -. . n
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27
y - G,Iin IN. ~ WEDNEsDAY Jnne 4 a. M
RED STAR LINE-FOR ANTWERP.

IIIlH y - II, = ~, -, i.l -
NcvY Yors landing pasScuCOTs within e" hous Gde Oh e
inn,riaut points of interest the Continent
ICELAND sails THURSDAI. jane .. at lu 2. IN.
Forra.e, passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT % SONS, General Aecn.H .,,
207 Waiuut5t. phaGcp % broadway, Ne"- iorN.
Join AiCDONAI.D Agent. = Battery place New 1OIk.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

Tus TRUSTEES OF THR NEw.YO2K AND BROoHLYS BmDGEl
OFFICE: No. u WatersL. BROOKLYN, May q, 1913, }
CtFALED PROPOSALS will be received Dy
y rho trustees OF the NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
RnIDGE until ~ o'clock noon, oi the "a day of juno loe
fo furnishing delivering about two hundred ana i0V
Can cubic yards of cut granite =, - .,,...,.u
Plans NAV be seen and specifications had upon application
8t the Office ,--., 4, ,.o..,..,. ,or cr, f,r.nf,er
'IVP M. A. ROEBIINN. Chlef Isnglneer.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

cpxPRAT ARTTsg-. SrhIh OF IcNNtCi ~ To
Adintaat Gearrars Ofhce, Hartford; MAY % ls's),
CEALED PR0P0SALS-ln duplicate, az
- ir,ssd IN fhe urdsrsieued will b. received AZ ue
AGIuaut generals Office at Hartford Conn., un ~ s 0SS
- 80 tho day OF June, 1879, Tor tho iyIns ~
M ~, i've hundred (5OOl uuitOrrs more or less '
ths Conneclcgt National GuarL Sample ullIoi - -"
20 ~ 80 A. Office ANA aitef "eu,s,
daV Nav 2s 1870 Tho rignt 20 reject any or Al
wv - ALlufAli. lllaL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

WAsHINGTON, ID. G., May 20 l5t9 n
cSEAIFD PROPOSALS will be received at
= tha Ofce CustOilan OF the Lbl,tu tas,s ~
Rouse ard Post Offco Building NeH,foik w, nt' ,I
acIack noon THUISDAY June D. 1873 Tor implying u,
for the United states pubc budinas oWn iaa 'vh'N "
New York CITY, in qn0nuues more or le's ~ ioio"''
A $50 tons I.ehigh coal. furnace Size
10 tons Lykens Nslley coal stove SIZE
II tons CnoStuut coal
3 tons English Camel coal,
- chaldrOns Liverpool coal
chadrOn~ coke.
6S loads Virginia pine wood. . GUS sphI
30 loads Virganis pue wood, | cut
2loats Virginia pine wood spill
~ loads Hickory wood, cut y inches. AN a. an
Further parncuisrs and instructions to bidders can us ~
sinsd up1n application the Custodian ot mo ~
nee ana @V"'' '' John SHERMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-27

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE or CoNsEcICUI,
Adjutani. Generais ofice, Haruori. May 20 Iof")
CEALED PROPOSALS-ln duplicate, ad-
- dressed undersigned, viii 10 received ~ bo
A1iuiant enerals Once Hartford conn unh IL 0cioIk
4J day OF June. 1873 Tor Tue iuthls
Ing of Two thousand hundred 25OO dress hst nnI 'Sp @
bsHsand five hundred G. 500 fatigue caps more OF less Dr
tbc Natonal Guard Samples can be seen aI ny
Generals Office aud after Wednesday play -
Ia Je rghr to reject any and all opos as is icefEtf
A'''' EDWARD HARLAND, AdJutantGenersl-
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-09
A WOMAN WHO CAN ONLY TALK,
WHILE ASLEEP.

Agentleman from Dorsey county writes,
saying that he has not seen an account Of
anything strange located in his county. He
closes his letter by giving few strange
facts, which, in substance, are about as fol-
lows:
About twenty years ago an old gentle
man named Luther, together with his fam
lily, moved into what is now Dorsey county.
One member of the family, a little girl, who,
IRON the time she was five years of age, had
been deaf and dumb, was earnestly prayed
for by the family that her hearing and
speech would be restored, but time wore
out cheap watches, and still no hearing no
speech. One night last week the young
lady's mother was awakened by the sound
OF voice in her daughters room. ARGUS
ing the old gentleman, the two entered
the apartment from which the voice
had seemed to eminate. The young
lady was asleep, and there was no one else
in the room. The OLD gentleman laughed
at his wife for what he termed allowing her
Imagination to get the Shelter Of her." Z"
They had scarcely left the room when a
voice exclaimed:
Everything seems very wonderful
Rushing back the yonng lady was found
to be the only occupant. The old gentle
man tried to arouse his daughter by shak-
ing her, but without effect. Turning sud-
denly in the bed, the girl exclaimed: Eyes,
the old-time orchards are always in bloom"
Startled and thrilled with joyful belief
that the young woman had regained the
faculty of oral communication, the father
and mother simultaneously grasped the
girl. Size awoke with start. Hopes were
again dashed to the ground. The young
lady could neither hear nor speak.
Since then, while asleep, she has repeated
parts OF the familys conversation of the pre-
vious day, but all efforts to restore her
"birthrights" have failed. A similar case
is reported Of woman in Kentucky, but
the affair is, indeed, very strange.-Little
Rock ark Gazette