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The Dominion Cutting Us Ou,.

OTTAWA, March est is understood that the
Brazilian consul who has been here few weeks, has
entered into arrangement with the government to
subsdize steamers to ply between Halifax and Bra
z by which it is hoped to develope direct trade in
sugars, tea and coffee with that country,
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Pretty Philan,hropi.t-The

A Pretty PhiianibrOpi.t The prisoners.
Friend' OF New York. IS a very handsome and quite
wealthy Western lady named Linda Gilbert. She
supplies the poor wretches with BOOKS papers, etc..
amt to those who are penned in the deadly and hor-
rible Tombs, she brings Giles Liniment Iodide AM
monia, which she says is the only real treatment
for their neuralgia and rheumatism
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet. Dr.
GILES, 45l Sixth Avenue, N. Y. Trial size %
cents. mh27 Til saw
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FLOUR
GRAIN.
clearing Mouse transactions.

The Clearing Honse of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. 62,691 30
Net Balances 1890 SO
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MARRIED..

In this city, March 81 by Rev. j. r. Day. John B.
Anderson and Mrs. Rosa l.. Seavy, both of Portland.
In Bath, March, 2T, Waiter Z. Bancroft and Miss
Lena I. Berry.
In Buxton, March 90, Jas. L. Larrabee of Lining
ton and Miss Cynthia d. Hill of Buxton.
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Phair,s Petition ID. MED

MONTPELIER, Vt, March 2S.-chancellor Redfield
has refused the injunction asked for by Phair's
counsel to prevent the execution Of the death war
rant by the sheriff.
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Gov. Hubbard,s Dausb,e.

MONTREAL, March 2S.-Frederick Shepard and
wife, the latter the daughter of ex-Gov. Hubbard OF
Connecticut, were here Thursday and left by night
express for the west.
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Judge Elliott,s Assassin.
yEENeR TELEGEANss,

LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-Buford, who assassnated
Judge Elliott, waived examination and was commit
ted tn answer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STATE OF MAINE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

AUGUSTA, March 81, 1879.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council will
be held at the Council Chamber, in Augusta, on
MONDAY, the 18th day of April next, at O'Clock
P NJ.
Attest: E. H. COVE, Secretary of State.
mnZ9 snd2t
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Receipt. OF Maine Central q. q.
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PORTLAND. March 27.
For Portland, 39ears miscellaneous merchandise !;
for connecting roads 81 miscellaneous merchap-
disc.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

LOCATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY.FOUB
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
March 90. 4 A M
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DIED.

In Deerrng, March %. DR.. obediah E. Durgiu, aged
81 years.
Funeral service on Monday afternoon at Q o'ck,
at his late residence, Maple street. Burial at con-
venence of the family. The Aged Brotherhood are
invited to attend
In Lisbon, March %, at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. r. e. Mari, Mrs. Martha, wife Of Rev John
Cobb and mother of Rev. G. F. Cobb, of the Maine
Conference,
In Harrison. March 17th Reuel B. Adams, aged
SO years.
In Casco, March 81, Mary j., wife of Eben Barton,
aged 63 years.
In Sweden, March 81, Ella r daughter of John
Plummer, aged "A years.
In Brunswick, March 49, Frances j. Wilcox, aged
50 years.
In Brunswick, March g. Stella l.. Woodsde, aged
4 years months.
AkzssMEe Atsn@a1e.... March 30.
Sun rises. .,,...,.547 High water. -. 2.45P Pm
Sun Gets. % Moon sets.I -.. 00.32 AM
MARINE N EWS.
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Feb "a. off st Helena, ship Henry S Sanford, from
Java Tor Falmouth, e.
March 10, lat 81 %, Ion 65 40, ship Transit, Hagan
from Liverpool tor New York.
No date, 100 miles NV of Bahia. barque Tiliie
Baker, Boynton, from New York for Buenos Ayres
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Increasing cloudiness, followed by rain, variable
Winds shifting to warmer, southery and lower pres.
sure.
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Boston stock HlarzeE.

By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal to G
" True & Co.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the Assessors'
Notice, which appears in our columns to-day, with
comply with the tenor of such notice. particularly
the last clause with reference to The o. s. Govern
ment Bonds and Deposits in Saving Banks, and thus
too late. mh29sntap16
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MARINE N EWS.
P0RT OF PORTLAND.
Friday, March rs.
ARRIVED.

Friday, March rs.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dominion, OBJ Bouchette, Liverpool
passengers and mdse to u To. rance & Co.
Steamship Eirene OBJ Rollo. Glasgow, with mdse
Steamer New Brunswick, Hall, st John, NIB, via
EaStport for Boston.
Sch Ralph K Grant, Grant, Rockland-lime to A
Morse & Co.
Sch Caroline Kriescher, Devereux, Bucksport-
edglngs for market.
Sch Lettie Reed, Blake Boothbay.
Sch Ariel, fainter. Boothbay.
Sch Robert Ross Br) Ross, st Andrews, NIB, for
New York.
Sch Ella. Condor, Parker's lead for New York.
Sch Nellie, War;. Calais for New York.
Sch Volant, Cassidy. Eastport tor Boston.
Sch Frank, Marshall. Machias for New York.
Sch Idaho, Dreamer, Damarscotta for Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Falcon, Benjamin, Greenport. LI-Port.
land Co.
Sch Isabella Jewett, Randlet. New York-Rumery,
Sch Alaska Hamilton, New York-BerlIn Mills.
Sch Fiorela, Leighton Millbridg e-NathI Blake.
Sch Cbacedony, ingalls,, Machlas -Nath'l Blake.
Sch Alice Dean, Watts, Pembroke and Lubec-
Nsth'l Blake.
Sch Gypsy, Handy, Millbridge- Blake.
Sch Toronto, Gott, Brooklln -Nath'l Blake.
SAILED-Brg Eliza Morton; sch Eva Yates,
and others.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LUBEC, March 25--Ar, sehs Rose. Tanning Calais
tor Boston QuOuuy miller, 90 Tor hatanzas.
March 26-Sld, schs Virginia, Armstrong, Phila-
delphia; Ii Dorado. Hodgkins, Boston.
ROCKLAND, Mch 27-Sd, scbs Nautilus, Toll
mau. New York; I'll Bird, bunker. Norfolk; Fleet
wing Maddox, New York; james X, Weed, Salem;
Ralph X Grant Grant, Portland.
March 2S-Sld, Fchs ATLANTA, Bradbury, Boston;
Susan, Thurston Providence.
ROCKPORT, March 27-Ar, sch Addie NJ Bird,
Fales, cortland, TO load Ice for st Jago.
-
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Liverpool 9th, barque Nellie May, air,
Havana.
Ar at Baltimore 2Sth sch Whitney Long, Blckmore
Matanzas.
NFEVEAR ANeA
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Barque Henry A Ltchfield. DEummond from New
York for Singapore, which put into st Thomas leaky
has discharged part of cargo and repairing 18th.
Sch Ida g. Annie, Cook from st Thomas for Car
denas was wrecked March Sd on Soana Island. The
captain and three men arrived at st Domingo CITY
9TH in their boat, and taken in charge by the
U Consul.
4 Dundee. March 14th-Barque Mallevie, from ST.
mons Bay, has landed the rescued from fishing
schr Choice Fruit.
Wg-See general news columns for other reports.
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borrower, that the pious Ursula is the moon

Moreover, that the pious Ursula is the moon
goddess Of the old Teutons, Hursel. the
strange epchantress that held Tannhauser in
her bands, the "Venus OF the hollow hill"
The chapter on myths is full of curious and
notable things. Among the various topics
treated of, none is more interesting than the
system of picture-writing and its comparison
with the phonetic hieroglyphs of the Egyp-
tians. Already, in this latter form of written
language, poetry and Imagination appear.
1t may be that the fashionable fancy for
double acrostics is nothing new under the sun,
but was an invention of some spirituette court
beauty in the time of the Pharaohs, for their
records are quite In the style of that deliberately
brain-wearipg diversion. Each letter of the
word to be spelled (sometimes an entire sylla-
BILE was expressed at once) was figured by the
picture of something the name of which began
with that letter. And this object was chosen
with regard to the whole word to be expressed:
''for example," says Mr.. Keary, 'tf the letter
loccured in the name of king, they would use
the lion-picture TO express it, thinking it ap-
propriate, but If the same sounds
occurred in the name of q queen, they
would use q lotus-hly as more feminine and
elegant" The singalarly rich and fine artstn ma
ture of the Egg ptisns thus had play in their lit
erature; which, in some sense very limited,
added the instant force of pictorial art to the
traits Of written expression. Much material
for comment could be found in each chapter Of
Mr. Kears's work; but the limits of Dewspa-
per review suffice rather to commend the book
to readers than to give any resume of its con.
tents. Whether az an introduction to extended
study of the ancient past, or as e rapid but
comprehensive sketch of its significant con.
ditions-Mr. Keary's work is admirable.
Voices from Babylon, by DR.. J. A. Seiss
philadelphia: Porter & Coates; Portland
Hoyt, Fogg & Donham) is series of lectures
upon the fulflment and application of the
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ELECTRIC RELTS.

sure cure for nervous debility premature decays
exhaustion, etc. The onlv reliable cure. Circulars
mailed free. Address j. X. REEVES, 43 Chatham
St., NY. feblsdeod&w3m sn
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Erin Go Bragh, by Mrs. Mary Denison
(Washington: Globe Printing House,, is
another story by the writer of That Husband of
Mine. 1t is more ambitious in style, and quite
exciting, but has little literary worth. 1t will
however probably have many interested read
ers, especially among the friends of Ireland, in
which cause IL IL written.
, 1879-01-08

0en. Jackson-Ye1tow Fovcr-The Teller
COMMITTEES interviewing the Outrage Wit
nesRes.
Rp<efai DIspatea so, 1nt Tribune.
NEw onLKASs. Jan. 7.-!T9f,Worrow, tue 9Th
OF January, will be celebrated ~ tho sixty-third
anniversary OF tbs Battle Of Nsw Orleans. 1t
must be remembered that 0cn. jackson was the
originator of tue cotton press, ard therefore the
cotton press OF the pre4tent tlay will turn out In
force, ~ il meet and proper. With them Will
bo tho military, both atato md National, and
also many civic societies.
Tho e1cursionists Gu route to Mexico arc e,l-
1oying themselves, aud tic Now Orlrans tner-
chauts hAvo Lost none OF their Worldwide repu-
t,on for taking strangers Ia and caring for
them.
Dr.. Orsom. . physician Of long standing In
this cftv, aud Trestdent Of the Board Of Health
from 1884 to 1853, inclusive, gaze very full,
clear, and Instructive history Of the diaenso for
over thirty ycnrs, and said that, up tt, 1859, hu
believed It Nas Indigenous, but, etnce then, ho
FIRMLY believed 1t Ia tmpoFtablo. llo hRs served
on several Boards OF Investigation, and Ills
tcallmony has but strengthoEad tho belief In
strict nOii.ntcrcourso with every infected port.
Nnw OHLsAnB, Jan. 1.-The Yellow.Fever
Commission examined Col. D. u. Robinson,
Superintendent OF tho Mobile Il Now Orleans
Railroad in relation to tho losses Ut TINT road
hy tho quarantine and epidemic. lie Estimates
tho loss from $UOO, 600 10 35OO, 900.
, 1879-01-08
EDITORS.

Hpfc7dt WIpasGS 70 721 3F7SNNe.
LANSING NIch, Jan. 7..--Ths State Prass As
sociat!on met In this city this afternoon. About
forty editors wese pseseut, prominent among
which wsEo J. Z. Bc4apps Of the Dstroit Etxnlng
Etscs, j. B. Appleeats, OF tho Adrian 7;tnas,
John tngcrsoll, OF tho shtaxasas ReusNtean-
Bcripps read q paper, "a How to hake News
papers Par" In which he paid hl9a eomplI-
inent 10 Til: Tsi.nuNs' s.s!ine t the Leading r.!
tereating. Tho subject Of !" Adrcr1isinr " was
presented BY AppleRatc. aud .'fhe Telegraph
In Journalism II Ly Geo. T. Sanford, of the
o. 10 fnrts.1
!. Libel Laws and How Thcv bhuuld He Amend.
I'd tor the Better Protection Of Publishers"
Tic Legislature will bo petition ed to amend tho
same. They will probably adjourn thls evening.
, 1879-01-08

,rearhfrnat81y concealed them. Trace being
..,,.., ~ ~ rwh.reoh,,,. ~ thr.n fonrserers.
X. kos'e" ~ Nv .n'.s."s W. ss....s.s
the military authoflt''s ae mAnooo too SUIT e"uet
Of them that th1y might be turned over u the
civil authority and tried ~ common murderars.
faen. Howard anl escort went Ia Tho camp OF
~. I'm ..,i,s. .nd s.usd roa,cc1, ,rhtcb thev
t'o o","tes e'I .o"so "
Rrsnted. aud IN WHICH nc lo1ot'hca then 4nat ne
hsd coma for the u,ttrdcrers that we're concealed
among them, At frat ttey peremptorIty se-
fused, but when two OF their Chiefs and one of
-. .n -. ..,..a =. h,.,ar,, .,d ..-,,,5
.oen t""n "e'e serc" - ..,s..' ~ s"''.su
to confinement IN foet "a!'a "alIa' thcY
in few days CONSENTED to give un tho cfitnf-
n1ls. sAying, Via .hEos tun+umh tne very
good hearty; but is II sol These criminals, four
Ia number. wore tried by the civil Law. aud
three were found guilty and sentenced TO bA
hung, while the other wss acquitted by proving
m a1tbf. .......,.,.
The executions ara to take place-tWo or, the
10Th aud ono on tho 18th Of January. Serious
threats and uonatakablc signs arc given that
these Indiana shall not die, ard their comrades
arc preparing to awoop down on tho whites at
tho dsr OF execution, and AYengc shcit imsR
inary wrongs and llbcrntc the cr!hninnls.
To avo.1 tho carrying out OF this plan tho
BberiR OF UtnatI1a County has Issued call for
200 whttn men, Nclf-armed, to ba present At tbs
time Of execution. The murtlerers sheltered hy
Mosos-whoee reservation 10 on the north
side Of tho Columbia, ID Warrington, whl1e the
umattlas arc On tho south In Oregon-.-havo
been more fortunate. Negotiations TOR the dc
, 1879-01-08
GRANT AND THE IRISH,

Nzw YoKK, jan. 1.-THE Herald says: "prc-
!lsnloary n,eettng Of number Of irahmen.
most OF whom told Offices under ths Federal
Gorsrup,ent, took placs last evening 1T tbs
Astor House, when committee was appointed
TO take measures for the holding nf = tnass-
u,ae.iug Ut Copper Institute during the coming
week Ia pEotess against the .'insult y offered TO
ipr viii be AeIa Wednesday.
EtHetsHat Coaaqsret01. .
Oeu. Grant lpa4lo = spaech. ME1tssA with 4 leafl-
uepcll, covering thres eheeta Vt lettkrpaper, 1t
UssWplpes, is, at . meeting qt military men,
about fouf yeats ago. in which be wa understood
to trampl4 Inc Popea toe. Il Was that speach
that waa the matter with tbs htatheFout peE5ons
vss tue Des Motacs spsseh which furnished ~
pIctert for saying that Grant h4l Fslffe4 tbs
:.ny-PopetY flag. a.. mir .,,i ',sn.s
, 1879-01-08

UNITED STArxs CIRCUIT CouRT -Jupan D1on-
aErF-C. G. Cutttce n. Albert b. Ioosns, q, 05o.
n. DanIal D. FAirman, u. 6ol. 25.-ssma n. In.
clndA l.. and Daniel b. Faifman, g.. 1B9.-HsnrJ
Bsrseuschssn N. Hagdalens Wlsdl!p. t21o. Will.
lam Grott ct al. u. Andrpw Knobel. 3113. .4o.-
Henry Prizes Ut al. u. John 8. srcomb, $3.50. N
b. Judah Ella Y. and Frank II. lloss. 81, O10.
JupaA JANKsoM-CAnton Dfake ". Mary Lar.
Eacey. .sxccutsix: verdict, BlO0.
CtnoutT CouAr-JupoE liooxM-1. n. Cham.
berlan ". John Angus. 25.--Alberl t,tundles ~.
Alexander Mclean: verdict. $77.b7.-lIeuFy Cor
with -. james A. Petit. $1l5.
JrpoH NooTtt-tohn Adams ys. Peter Wcbor and
inson ". Mutual Ltfe- Insurance Company. $53. II
, 1879-01-08
MIR. Tayior's Charitable DcQucst
Set Asidc-.-Tle Hcir in
Luck.
The Trustees Under the Will Will Have
No Chance to Found IN 1nsti-
tuition.
Or. Akin Derives No Satisfaction from
His Appeal.
Parabo1a eedles.--Hecords Of Judg'
ments, New Suits, Etc.
THE APrEL1ArE COURT.

THE AppFLLAIG NVUNIs
Tho Appellate Court met yesterday afternoon
&nd delivered optnions In the following cases:
"a. l.ke shors 4 MICHIGAN Southern Railroad r.
iion for resatins in tde iea.h yonne
n !ssS sssss i IA ssssa sss sfss's s
e53 ie3. arnsaing vs. Shannon, Action TO recover,
tearing IL down. Reversed and scmandcd. lleld
Sy jn1gs Pieasant. lh.t ths evidence W not sul.
esn. * Sssap ssn9p9s 9 Nsusn
lot. Clapp v. Wagner. Affirmed. This was
sn,t ~ debt on fose,sn 1ndemsnt' and Po.ns a'a
by judge pleaaants that return Of personal setv-
isv appearing on TIC record could no. be eonsra-
a'e:sa &C. cy =. ai'enns enns %!mes. Th. va.
sut originally in Justices Court, and involved,
among other qucsttons, Tho power Of . Jutts:e to
asf 1snssf as ss. u III, sse
Haio, t ttat il was not necessary 10 discuss Dill
rS:os Count 's s1eshe1 i was by IL count
not. md II d!d not appear eas thai that The Judgment
rndes s .ssona and
,aoSi' G"snsii r.rtst in front of sppsisuts pfsmses
s, xss ox e:ss@ N H. iii. S mai a i
the failure Of Reilly 70 Jain his partner a. COM
s ' tsat sssss s ssasuss ssas v saer s % e uw
appellants promise % pay for the work wsa not
gtfiicltnt to support tho verdict,
Bntt by rcplcyin 10 recuycf . number Of show.
y sn n
uut scndingcr. Held. that tho evidence was not
saf!.ceni to support tha finding Of the Court below
in favor Of the uppellecs.
VI, TAYLOR ". Keep. Reversed and fenandsd.
Gage ". CITY Reversed and renianded.
0S. Qlbbonoy "a. t.toboncy; 1teyersod and rs-
mnn1cd. Held by JndEe Murphy that tho evidence
did not warrant Judgment aEainst oil tho defend:
ants In the case, only one having appeared and
plpndcd. ..
loo. 0ifor1:rs. Tucker. Reversed aud Esmandcd.
This wna 4 Judgment by confession. Two months
afer entry ths defendant appeared and o., on . h:.
tIismiFsed. Held BY Judge Murphy that It was
error 10 yaeao ludgmonf On mot,oii only: that u
might be done on dlne cansc. and the defendant
allowed 10 makc defense on his merits, OF on a
proper showing, but not on afmplo motion after
ths term hal Eono by.
1U ,tIuntoon ". Ch&ss. Affirmed. This waa O
btll To set aside sale undaF chAttel mortRaRs By
Mrss, ltunloou. and Rtckotds, Of tho property q
the Ijslgas House. Held. that thcre waa no CYL
dense 10 show nat thets ].ad been any rsegsla1ity
in tile mannot OF tho sale. hul on the contrary.
this mortaaReea had COMPILED with oil the terms OF
tho moftgaes. and that tho sa|e Was perfectly reg
1ttnr md legal.
III. Gray vs. ARnew. Affirmed.
, 1879-01-08

1'ha ,ooxt imnorf ant ontninr hv fnr NJ thnsn
..."', ns .".ts.sas w. ,Ma. ~ ,,a n.sn ~ rLo
city Of Chicago Va. David A. dnge and Lis
uo,,lsmcu. Tho facts, although familiar TO
many. NAV be brIcny su1nmarIzsd a. follows:
ta.as 49, s,.cto1 nv Tr.o.nrrr tn Noys,nh.r
,,nt, w. asIss.a.s 1s7, a. .t. .-,,s"tta,s
looo, ana fo-ssecscu III loi1' az Ino oApllauoh
lahds, rs shown by his Official books, was
;""..,.. daSa,, -, e.n7 m na ~, rocovo. III,
leaving oehe1t VI e.'''vo,oa @ ~ tesosos st's
suit Was brought In tho CIRCUIT court ngalnet
Gage md tho bo,dtmen on tho second bond.
aa,o,n, ~" ,S Az anna, u,s tarcn, md thrcc
anouat, Au appea' "ae taAo"' ""u ,s,' t"..o
principal grounds Of eFEor wcro s'lcecu:
Nrst, tho refusal Of JulHa Rogers to
nllow tho defendants TO show By parol
a,,,1a,,s That the h,,sncc. m IN. honk.
r.s" ss"s'e n,.Ms+,,. ,a. ' ,nd that tno dsnst
occurred durtug Gage's first term; second,
that tho bond sued OF, was entirely md fatally
,,.f,,,tro on1 vof,, un,1 third thot Nv the fa,i
ueaess ~ wv. ,.1 ,.,,..tn .ta n.t.s,, ,1.,.
uso 10 ale xooo wv" "'s"'' tuo ".soe" "",e
prescribed, tho oil'co Of treasurer Dccamc Va-
emit, and by tho terms Of the bond tho aurcties
~. an1non T., N. co,o w,. xx,r,,an nv cb,cf.
Justice Murphy, and he spent largo amount
OF time and labor 0ycr 1t, the casa havlng been
urcucd fn tho Appellate Court Uct, 20, 1873,
md hetd under adylsament until tl,o prosont
tiu1o' AIIef s'a!'aR tao 'aets III tne case ouoGo
Murphy said that, d to tho iirst point raised,
tbat tho pIictal balances Neru fictitious, It was
~ In ohakrvea That N. chor,.r ~
~, abs ,,,no.rI tho o,,rn.,,,, ~. n,1.
NV III. ~ ,aort,,,, .Snss ..a.,s..s.
, 1879-01-08

Zion 70 prevent the defendant from using tho
trademark of tlle word "Paraboa" 10 denote
= particular brand Of sewing needles, Of else rc.
qnInng him 10 flo bond In tho SUN Of t6.0D
to pay all damtgca arlsiuK from tha uso Of such
trademark.
, 1879-01-08

st. kskts 1tntA.1auysat. 80,
Ths fssmsf Raddtssh w RaIasas4AS II ,~..,
I'll carsfut doctor prrser4hesh blue-anass;
Tbs Jounx s14n couststh the gentle Las,
CopsumIpR The old nlan's co4l and Eas;
Ard Ito elito: aveksta The annn1l p1AA.
, 1879-01-08

Jupot DLope1rr--1<o 10 III. No. 145, citl-
gems Insurance. Co. ~. Pottls, on trial,
TnE ArrEItArE CouNr-110, F4leh -. Child;
1o1. Illinois Land & Losn Co. n. BEEN; 122, City
VI, Mc0iv!n; 1a3, Hurd ". MARBLE; and 12{.
DowneY ~. OtDonuoll. No ca3a on trial,
JunaH GAnr-oH, 81 TO u, ~, 20, and II 10 20,
inclusive. No case On tsfa1.
IupoH JAHEsoH--Pas4td c4ses, II there aso any.
II not, Will assist Judge GARY. No. 4.boo, Downs
". Nnnso, on trial.
IUnox IfooEE-a, @, 7, 10. No. 6, nstehen ~.
McCord, On trial.
Jupas NooEHs-3bo and $50 to $40, inclusivs.
No case on trial.
JuDaa Dooru-38a to 3o4, Inclusive. No case
on trial.
Junaz PAnwKLl-1, 00f. Robinson ". NobInson.
JupaH Looxfs-Nos. 11h D2s, 0atl. D31, p822,
p70, D7d, a77, g7p, D81, OB0. ind Dtt..
juDex WtLLfAxs-Eos. 473, 400, Cos, III. 27t
, 1879-01-08


In the case Of Bpllivan vs.. Tho TUX AI6atrotst
Judge Dlodgett yesterday entered an order va
catluz the decreu aud order spproviug tho CuiII.
,nissIoner's rcport. mud giving tho defendant
twenty days iu which to tlle exceptions TO the
Co,nmisatonet's report. ThIs was libel to re-
cover salyage for saving tho AbatToss. It
sccms that In December, 1875, Tue Albatross,
then n,ooscd 10 dock n Detroit, broke adrlft
aud out paat tho lighthouse into Milwaukee
Bay. Tho tug Green waA hired to go a'ld hnd
her and bring her back, which was do1e, tue
work un1y occupying sbout two hours and
half Tho owner Of ths tug Green subst-
4uently presented = bill for $50 for salvage,
nearly hall the value Of thu yesael, and
part owner OF tbs Albatsoss signed due
I'LL fos that amount, II was not paid, how.
ever, sud . suit waa begun for The anount.
Commissioner pIoudfoot. 70 WHOM, tho caso
wn referred. repotted that the smount ws.
elaimc4 that ealraes only accrued for voluntary
&csvtct; that In ths ptexelt Gnsa ths tug Ggscn
waa hired 70 get ths AlbstIoas back. aud WAS
only entltlsd to reksouabIe sum fuE such
service. there being no hanger Of tue Albatross
being lost. Ths report was filsa without notice
to shs defendant, md approved, 70 exceptions
Yesterday morntng Mr.. W. II. Condou, on
behalf OF tbs defendant, sppeaFcd In court and
asked u, have tho des7se vacated. lilo rat! be
luaJe 10 have Tho rsport e6uhEsncsl. and wished
Tho JuJys said he thought It angular 10 ax-
cspt!ons had been 4led. lIs had 10 Aes fhsse
VIA any question OF Importance Iu the case. aud
1el1x taken. il then ma1s ~ orlef. u above
stated, setting Ashiu tho 1eeses and giving ieaye
I 70 tIa exceptions. -
, 1879-01-08

"pANABOLAn NEEDLES.
In the caAe OF Roberts ~ ehs1lou, Jujke
B.odxstt, yeaterdAy morning, after . rery
Ieusthy decision, granted Z temporary lntonc-
, 1879-01-08

11EhIS.
Judge Drun1mond left for fndiauapolls last
night on bis circuit, 10 be absent . week or ten
days.
Judge Farwall this afternoon >: o'clock
will render an opinion in The case Of ths petition
OF Receiver Ward to assesa tho stockholders Of
the Republic Reinsurance Company,
a final dividend Of . per cent vas decinrei
yesterday In tho case Of William j. Eianus. This
makes II per cent paid in all.
Tic creditors Of N. 8. Bouton held meeting
to roceive dividend but wert relieved Of the
trouble, ~ It was dtscoyeresl that all the asssts
wcre onty sufficient to -pay tue preferred dcbts,
consisting Of taxes. Tho unsecured creditors
will therefore get uothlnR.
Tho same cheerful condition OF affairs vas
discovered fu the estate OF Nelson l.. Blow, and
the city took the few dollars which hare been
squeezed out of the eatAta.