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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-28
PIGEON SHOOTING IN NEW.JERsEY.

BAYONNE CRY, n, j., Dec. 27.-The monthly
competition Of the Bergen Point Rife Club for the
mponship took place to-day. Tue conditions were
10 snOts at 200 yards. Tho following tho best
scores: Rtthien, 40; q. II. Dartalower, AZ J. Il.
Collins. i3.
PLAfNFIELD, N, j., Dec. 27.-Thc following
arc tho scores made by tho Height Club a match
10 ass balls here to-day; Dlawlndc, 10; James IL ;
CarlIu, ~; Edgar. 12 Lewis, IL winford. IL.
ROsELLE, n. j., Dec. 27.-In a match here
to-day nj twenty-five birds, twenty Yards Rhode
Island rules. for $50 side, between the we-known
wing" maTksmen. Messrs. rraphan and Blake. the
former won by a score of ~ to 10.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec PA match ut fifty
birds each. twenty-five yards rise. for 800 SIDE be
tween james Sanford OF SYRACUSE and W. Long New
York. shot here to-day. IL was closely contested.
ana resulted In the following SCORE Sanford al ;
Long, 30
EATONTowN. N. j., Dec. 27.-Members of
the Midway, Shrewsbury and Long Branch Clubs took
part IN match At five birds each to-day and J. Van
Brockel. y. white. l.. Campbell and @. Watts each
ALLIED hve birds straight Van Brookel when the
ana we're won by 4. Whiss and l. CAmpbsiL
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THREE MODES OF sETTLEliEyT

A TALK WITH The HON. GALUsHA A. GROw-AN
APPEAL TO TIE COURTS SETTLEMENT By THE
LEGISLATURE ITSELF; THE HONORABLE COURSE
FOR The MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN COUNTED
IN.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow. of Pennsylvania, in a
recent conversation with TRIBUNE reporter, gave
a clear and vigorous criticism of Governor Garce-
Ions performances in Name, aud pointed out three
methods by which the attempt to defeat the will of
the people of that State by tricks and techncaliies
may be defeated. The following is abstract of
the conversation:
"The Mane election matter is exciting good
deal of interest. What do you think will be the re-
suit of r. he asked.
81 don't know what power the Courts might have
Oye- the question: he answered, but at this stage
don't see how they could have any, unless in the
mode suggested in the letter of Lot NJ. Morrill, TO
Governor Garcelon. Ii seems. by the statement Of
Mr. Morrill,, that the Governor at any time call
upon the Supreme Court of the State for judicial
opinion upon any important question. That being
the case 1t seems TO there are three legitimate
ways for peaceable disposition of the whole ques-
ton, if the only purpose Is to ascertain honestly
and fairly the result of the election"
" Has Garcelon any fair ground to stand upon ~
Il don't understand from his letter to the public
that he bases ms action upon any allegation Of
body, in conducting the election OF in making the
returns. His clam. so far have been able to as
certain land read his letter with great care Is that
the election boards in certifying the result of cleo
tons IN their respective districts and in making re-
turns thereof 10 the Secretary OF State, failed in
many eases to comply with all the forms which he
claims requisite by the Constitution and laws of
the State; and not being in proper form when made.
they could not afterward be corrected. There
seems to DO no dispute as to the number OF votes
cast at the election to the legal right Of those
who voted to cast them. BY rejecting returns
claimed by the Governor and his Council to be thus
informal and hence IN their view Illegal the result
of the election for members Of the Legislature has
been reversed politically; 30 that instead of the
election of Republican majority Of thirty OF
more as conceded by all parties after the Sep
TENDER election, and which agreed TO from that
time till the action of the Governor In December
there is Fusion majority IN each house of the
Legislature as returned by his action. have been
unable thus far TO learn what the specific res
sons for this action by the Governor. He gives mono
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PRESIDENT HAYES At PLAINFIELD. N. )

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-- President Hayes and
HE tins city this afternoon PainheId New
Jersey. where they expect to spend Sunday and
Monday.
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pIsrANcrs CREDITED To ZACH MAN.


Alnvyer appeared &C the Garden last night ana az,
tached HAIRS money He acted In the intees, ~
Dnnlei oLeary. the pedestrian, who claims 'D" i''
owes him 5000 for money loaned.
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WHAT HONESTY DEMANDS.
vbat j. rour third mode Z,

Now, what Il your thlld nOucI
"Another mode of settement-and this one would
he more creditlble to patriotic impulses than any
other-would bc for all who were not elected by the
peoplo T. refuse t. Tcce act under certificates
issued upon mere tcchncalitos The self-respect
of auy man must be Of the lowest order, who, being
defeated at a fair election by the people Tor any
Office would afterward accept that office by reason
of any technical defect in the returns theroof.'
I Speaking on the general sabject OF the attempt oil
mere ministerial officers % reverse by technlcall-
ties OF law the wll If the people clearly ana fairy
EXPRESSED at an election, Mr.. Grow said:
q" have little respect Tor the plea OF tenderness OF
consc ence, to oath Constitution aud law, OF that
man VINO uses tecunca.ities to defeat the very :
iect and DESTROY The spirit of the Constitution and
law that he thus claims TO revere. The Judge on
tho bench who should adhere 10 the letter OF the
law without regard IL It's spirit ana obvious intent
wonli in most causes lac perp TRAITOR Of injustice
and wrong, lbs, cad Of dispenser of equity aud
RIGHT 80 a ministerial officer VINO Is more intent
on enforcing all the tcchnicaties Of Law than Its
spirit and obvious purpose NAV thereby stite the
shirt aud defeat The very object Of the law winch
he processes to respect. II is the old mint and
anise and cumin,' instead of the welghter
matters of the law 80 sternly rcproDated by the
saviour IN Ills Tebnke 10 the Scrlbes and Pharo-
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OBITUARY..
WILLIAM HEPwORTH DIXON.

LONDON, Dec. 27.-The death OF WlIIlam
Hepworth Dixon. the writer and traveller. aud long
editor OF The London Ahenauuu, Is announced. The
cause Of his death was apoilexy.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. ]. sc.

;, g.
AGEA4 EAnKRn aHoiioz soSs Slnr AND NEW YORK rArrEn
cuSeSs SeRSEF Is Of SiSTSS RSSs%Sy :,sssr. ss;s
REGULAR SALES every % Wednesday .oss and saturday
wTENTxE2yk 81 01gs r0~sd sr i5. psH
Al II II O'clock. "'' DAi
s.y
lssn hsn year" old in spring; is one Of the mos.
last in 81 has road track for style
anything be shown him. and warranted sound and
ss and IN every y s
Single Harness Bear Robe Lap Robe Road and Stable
Ssnt hS5"se sdssh ssss Mare Mar high year. DID,
free pleasant driver trot in minutes warranted
iIiGiI BRED BROWN Geldlng, iss{ high, years old;
an extra stylish drver can rot in o warranted sound
STYLISH BAY Gclding l51s high. years old sold to
Thh WELL sno%n bay TsSs,pg Ceiling
borse and warranted sound and kind.
SsSs 6 % % s n bred By
1871 high. years old; agreeable driver;
na 1901 & s s1sf 'Ha w ys1
with the circular combination spring Portland Sleigh,
sGfEhB ciiEsrSur .Eoanr Gsldpg, ls,t high, !
or to the pole; has roted in 2o warranted sound and
LARGE NUMBER of Portland seighs fur Robes. folls.
top side bar ana end sprng Road Depot Exprsss
BY ORDER Of Watson Talock, I.44I Broadway, 70
STMsNk s "a sss ssF all purposes.
SALES NEVER postponed on account of weather.
a. Atcros aAkA "a iAfokAkb oAfftk
per steamship Lepanto.
EDWARD PHILIP PARSONS FOWLER
sell as auction without reserve ON TnapsSa, aluns jan
uary id 1879, at IL o'clock,
at HRRKNEss' BAZAAR, a.h and SAMSON. rHILADRL-
TWO rGu GTERYsEy ,,,nD ysr mELtrEEsi Et,,i
TWO osE ~ .Sfssi SfssiN DSstrii: srLi:,
TWO HAMPsnilsEDowY RAMS.
These cattle to bo the fines. herd ever sent to this
s%pos Eassnd ss December and viii be on eaSiSision
at tho BAlAAk three days previous 10 sale Catalogues
All necessary certificates and photographs emitting to
will sc furnished TO purchasers free Of charge
- Terms-Cash ON day Of sale
ALFRED NJ. IlERRNEss a CO..
Sole Agents aud Auctonecrs
A TTENrIoN CASH OFFERS wANTEp. ELEGANT
Might eSsension ,op phastcn .ea. four Brewster inn
Gle Road Bsrness. and four Portland sieets
large pair Bear Robes almost Livery stables 2i7
A BARGAIN.--HAMBLETONiA TROT = 40: SOUND
Akind, years. i5s high Brewster sidcbar top Wagon
white bh Ssar osss sass a pSqSs srise
order for Snar,c, value Inquire OWNER ae West soih
A NICE CANADIAN. Pony. BLACK CHUNKY
Horse heavy Cart or Truck Horsc $40 SIS. s7o aai
A COUPE RocKAwAys.
PASS BERLIN FAMILY ROCKAwAYa
large assortment at reduced PRICES
A. \. FLANDRAU d co. 372 and va Broome ST.
A GREAT BARGAIN-EriiAN ALLEN HORSE.
LAycs,s trot 400 warranted in particularly family
or road Mare, years; top Wagon Double aud single
Sieighs Double and single Harness Robes Blankets, &c
nearly new for quarter value lss West 3ist >.
n A.Grand display Of sicghs. in Russian Canadian and
American styles with full line Of the kmball
Cutters Tor speeding; all of our own manufacture
BkEWSfER GO. lof Broome stJ
broadway. 47th and <5tk sta
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Thcse cattle said TO bc the finest herd sent this
country will arrive steamer Lepanto leaving South
ampton England 2ist December aud will be exhibition
at tho BAZAAR three days previous 10 saie Catalogues
mailed on application.
All certificates and photographs emitting to
entry will bc furnished rchasers free Of charge
- Terms-Cash ON day of sale
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AMusEMENTs-i2rH PAcE-lst and I'd cola
r.
BsgssTIYSEsss oprroRTyNITIEsnlI1a PAGE.
SESskE SSB col
ss
BHhRS HS$sEs 70 EHS 81 iyssIsHhD AND uS
EyRoPEXN srEAMsIihPsMisr scnrIs PAas-stA sus col
EESsafsa!IH ESsatSas"ap PAfsue.a f.esmiss s's COL
PINE ARTS-2p PAGE-Ist col.
SGssIshkD RoSas ssa a AND sf APARTMENTS TO LET
KEES ESSzssA s
Scs4 ssd SS sA eo
-lfsp HousEs Rooas, n.l fIASks OF BUSINESS. &C..
E5s4k E5s4 ssb pStspis. col
aAeBEE GBISEsxfP sxNTR1soap [sosif, f.ss,.. ss col
GEDfCAL-iarH PAGE-6th col
NV SESlGAlSlAar GPAHSLISArfoNsrs foskS s01 fAc.e.h col
ffEEaSSSoTE fEEsoNoAsTEss dRSaN PRsS1ss sa-,.H
fSsS SSE
pRoPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RESTT12!4 AZ 46 iS col
sEEfeIous NoTioEsSsisT P4cH-iss and "a coils.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-2d col.
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s,r,, 9Th l,Gd cSs w xrvn x,1ps ,o,,, s.h 90,
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-2d, Sd and 4th coils
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &c-lsr PAGE-4th col
THE BALL SEASON-12TH PACED COL
THE TRADES-l2TH PAGE-6th COL
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-l2rH PAcs-Sd
col.
sd0Hs 1sb s TO
18TH PAcE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAcE-1st col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE-1st col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

M
Diseases Of men and the system speciality;
Important medical or surgical; imparnent OF any
organic function. hereditary constitutional tain
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60 Fulton and 700 rssSSen BROADWAY. New ivy York

Tickets l3'sOi 'i3a2. 1854 ia,S1. iaasi N ,s,7
IL sHs, l3su9, 1850. each draw 81 600
Tickets a. .4S9 and IA, ,4yl cactrd 500
Full official list by Havana steamer sailing January IL
Louisiana state Lottery. January IA
Tickets, 81: Halves, 81.
Prizes cnshcd Full information Of above sont freq
J. DUFF CO.. Bsnksre. ~ Nasssm st.. New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance OF the system Its power over lie
and the direct bearing which has ON human happiness are
thoroughly recognized its and the danger OF overtax
ing It, whether through mental application by
of the appces and propensities
consideration When the
system deranged 1t is absolutely TO promptly
seek advice from expert who for long series of
his attention this study and
who from his experience and practice, has learned to dis
thus avoiding the painfully slow seeking for the truth
very naturally 6 know without delay what Is the
matter of the the probabilities Of
recuperation and the time required.
1.-THE brain has become exhsnsted by intense mental
IL only its strength by being properly fed and
nourshed by the of certain methods 1t Is
precisely the with the that preside
ranc Me- The value OF this branch OF medical practice
overrated for IL reaches MARRIAGE the
on family the securing of hereditary titles aud
the retention of estates in the same family.
long large experience In this direction have
been able command by the thankful appre
citation of of the first families In the city and nation
and communicate much that pertains the
ercse of department of the system and the
of recovering its whether of BRAIN Appetite
o passion.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE :2s5 BRoADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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Ia Lexington av., near asth ST.
Hours s "a and 6to7.
MANS MISSION on EARTH-A THOROUGH MEDi-
be removed The experience Of years study. observa.
% ina showing the gay and
sound condition health that have been impaired bv over
Of means by which they can he removed BY mail a5e
.
M LIZZIE NEWELL AND MABEL EDMoNDs. 2I
NJ Clinton place spirit test medical mediums cure
rheumatism, nervousness and corpulency.
MISS HATTIE GIBBS GIVES MAGNETIC TREAT
ment for rheumatsm baths ios East 2oth hrs' noor'
gives masnetie trsaimens; satisfaeson guaranteed
2Ol 9th av.. second flight front.
n DOWN TOWN AGENCY FOR SALE OF
ns1f1ns Pras sssts s pt''f'u0S Rlas fsIfs ss
Single S"%ssf S%pss sis'sssy ss @ ss. aEaws "
EESsdS Hss 5Sr q @ s1ss M rsaSway
.xESrrcKY-ExrRA CLASS NO lI5-sAsuARY TO- 1879
's x m 81 s. se g. e. t S o. Is 49,
10 7S Is 's III e sa IS T. M.s ss r.
"a = 1s M s s:s e & g. Is 4.
g. !" H. H. o. K 4 b. Eli EDDa S' Co.. g. aansssr:, @ ~
given regarding the above drawings Apply
to CLUTE 4 Co. Bankers, 200 Broadway, rear Office
HAEA Fk Raa% X sAsPASx sPASs r. MONEY
cEG4E cEEGg4KEas &C. 81 bSSksH sH SS s. 5 Fl bsdADwAY sl
sfaTh JANUARY H.
WHOLE fErEHAIi TckEFs rElsE' q; HS@tTEs. SsaGT4 81
SINGLE X5TbEH KESTgckY DFA%s v{SxrIs 5ASgARY H.
o1n.tHk ontHE FG31h e BsASEsas s SSsHs o sh6apwAY
THIRTY YEARS DIR yrmAMs VEG ;
pal ofhse 80 East 4th ST. Send for pamphlet.
PILEs.-DR. CHANDLER,s rILoN SURE CURE FOR
A '''A'N"' 0'0sS''k H. & cHASBIER Han f frSpre.or
SOCIETY," n.s from s 'a AZ
d. o1 IN l ssrs a"d
terms and circulars free
@ BRANCH AGENCY FOR SALE OF
.. Losisans s,n,s Ps,rsai,S% Pi;. WI S Jan "A
Whole Tickets. -; Halves, 81.
S'nsis sGapa as%isd f4.s Tielss
Captain DUNN formerly with J. clutea
F9E ST. kEYTTSKY pE4ws T1pAY AZ
THE NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CO.,
Nnw Yonk, Jan. s, 1870
9if'H ss
Sfs e aS &c
al ~ The transfer 9s = x Be %
opened ' the morning Of January 81 SowS ss Secretary
i FRANKFoRT LorTERY
CLASS lis. JANUARY ~. 1879.
n 20 IS s.ss S j. .is..I ;s # d .s4s i 50 -
!" T. ri M1ssouSl Sc ri ST srATE Il fk3r1TTkRY A''
CLASS Is JANUARY 10, 1879.
7a, ~. IS. Sa ~ 7s "a. So, 0, 10. -, e6. 81
CLASS l6 jAsuAEv 10. 1879
rihssS e. Lo4rERIEs Eg HiE - DRawsS ii fFItBEfc,
VERGNEs' ELEcTRo-cIrEMIcAL BArHs.ADMIN
vous disorders. "a East 18th st.
SU.UUUdraws jsnussy % - Try our seseson Of
tickets IRVING 4 CO., 4sl Canal. near Hudson
CG7 COX .KENTUCKY STATE DRAWS TO-DAY
1Ol l.JLC.sATyRDAYl JANUARY II. LUCKY
NoRTiiERN AGENTS n R-oPEX TONIGHT AND
AIRY i 4; rfcSRrs. % A s. AND 81. STATE D"A" 'ANo
SPORTING, DOGS, BIRDS. sc.
TT0R SALE-iMP0RTED CLEAR LONG BREED
n Belgian Cansries; nothing common. go Sth sv..
Brooklyn. y y.
r I'VE WESTERN QUAIL. 81 10 PER PAIR. Address
llCHAS. FREDERlCkS, No. I3 Maujer st., Williams
burg.
THE TURF.
CATURDAY, JANUARY Ii-TRoTTfNG 70 sLEfGffs
Oheats from Ormsbeys to Casos for of free
30 ALL to close at Casss2 r NJ same day.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-TROTTING TO ROAD
seighs best three in fvo commencing Tuesday Jsnu-
class; Thursday 10Th $lOo free for all Friday l7th $50
rs class. Horses record trotting toseighs En-
tries cosc Tor the above II NJ Monday January
-. Address GATES II. BARNARD.
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OED DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

OED DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
=. vor,o, sailing fTem Y. pier 37 North Riyer, -
for NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICHMOND, TUES
DAY, TIL RSDAY and SATURDAY, ut r. NJ, connect
Ing with all RAILROADS for the SOUTH. SOUTHWEST
and WEST; also with steamers for NEWBERNE and
WASHINGTON, N. c., steamers for LEWES. DEL. and
REHOBOTH BEACH, and connecting railroads, TUES
DAYS aud FRIDAYS, at2PM
Through passenger tickets and bills Of lsding all
points NJ lowest Insurance for Norfolk. &c.
per frcghts daily pier North River
n. NcCREADY. President
NASSAU, n. r; ST JAGo AND CIENFUEGos,
IN Cuba-Steamship NORMAN, January 49, 1879
From JACKSONvlLLE, steamship SECRET. January,10
Thereafter THREE TINES MONTHLY from JACKSON.
WILLIE. MURRAY. FERRIS 4 Co, 62 South st.
HALIFAX, n s.-CRoMwELL LINE.-sTEAMsHiPs
O. leave AS follows from pier 10 North River
For excellent sceonpodatons or freight
CLARK 4 SEAMAN SO West st.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D..
IA Lexington av., near 10Th St
HOURS-S to 8 and 0 70 z.

A -lO4TH MONTHLY DRAWING
OF LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY, AT
NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY "A. 1879. 1t never scales or
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N r. I'll II
GRAND DRAwiNG OF THE COMMONWEALTH DIS.
TRIBcTION COMPANY At Louisville. Ky, January 30.
$50 Prizes; 81 500 cash. Tickets x3 Halves 81
JACKSON CO., Bankers, so Nassau St
X N TnE ShkwISe 53aSSEEAkkYS 53SE kkYSoK T. TO-DAY
CAPITAL PRIZE. Sl5UU.
orliER H Prizes prsrnIH,rFs prsrnIbrrFFsSSf Sf 81 Sis $40
W WHOLE TfckErs ONLY oSE poLfAR' ILL.,
SALE OF TICKETS CLOSES,TIIIs DAY AT ~ O'CLOCK
JACKSON CO.. bankers, ~ Nassau ST.. near Fulton.
II ENTUCKY STATE DRAWS JANUARY H.
N Tickets. 81. Capitals. $1,000. $1,000. s. GOO
Louisiana draws January ID Tickets. 81 Capitals,
'''''' '' b. NATHAN, 1871 and sas Brosdway.
u ENTUCKy sTATEi DRAWS T0DAYi
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE.
One dollar may you
$1,000
5000,
or one OF tho f,s9t other prizes together ss7 o25
WHOLE TICKETS 81
WILLIAMSON CO., Eastern Agents. 500 Broadway.
OUIsIANA STATE GRAND DRAWING JAN IA
IL CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
sEG9NR fsi2Es 81 rshR PRzrs rssAoITA 81 5000
1857 PRIZES, DISTRIBUTING Silo4Uu
WHOLE TICKETs, $2; HALVES, 81.
BUY AT ONCE. SECURE YOUR TICKETS TO-DAY.
- PRIZES PAID IN FULL
JxcKsoS co. Banners - Nsssa" st, ns"r nsr FUTON
Il oTTIE FOWLER, DISTINGUISHED TRANCE MEDT-
Aesi and Spiritual Medium. <7l oth Asars II a
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Argal advertisements.
kEENNBFc, superior Court. June Term,

hEENNBFC, SS.--Supcrior Court, June Term
1879.
DEBORAH II. BURGESS W. JAMES J.. HnrGItro>
Al.
4 Nd now On suggestion to the Court that the dc.
n PENDANTS al the tine of the service of the writ
were not inhabitants of this Stnt. mud had no fen.
ANT hgeht, or attorney within the same, that their
goods or estate have been attached in this action and
mat hei nav" hrd no notice of said suit and attach.
lnent II Is ORDERED, that notice of the pendencv OF
ms sur be given Ia ia. said defendants bv publishing
"na,Stq COPY ofthis order together it'll in absrnoi
~ l' phnuhs writ. three weeks successivcly ia Tia,
hehh' pee Jonnal, newspaper printed ut Augusta IN
,he oohy OF henn.bee, the last publication TO bt
Court, to be holden at Augusta within ana far th
"nhty "i hrhncbcc. on the first Tuesday OF septem
"'f' i>'' that said defendants nIay then and ther,
appear ana answer 10 said suit. II thev shall Sc. cnusc
Attest: WIN. VI. srRATTON, CLERK
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State News.

The Commercial Bulletin announces the
following failures in Maine the past week
Charles w. Duroy, book-bindcr, Portland.
failed.
A. & j. Mclean. fish, PASSPORT, financially
embarrassed, and have obtained an extension
from their creditors.
William II. Chescy. general store, VIM.
financially embarrassed, and sold out by his
creditors.
Gay & Whitney, clothing and furnishing
goods, Bangor have failed
According to the Portland Sunday Times.
Dr. Thomas +. Blanchard, who has been ad-
yertising himself in that city rs a medical cx-
pert and head physician Of the Missouri State
Hospital for Consumptives. is fraud How
ever, he has left town, undoubtedly for good
4 party of visitors called at the Cary home
stead, in Durham, the other day. but no one
seemed to he at home, Determined 10 make
sure. they made their way to the back Of the
house, where they discovered Ms, Cary ham.
ming an air from ''Aida. while closely watch
ing broiling steak. They remained long
enough 10 satisfy themsclro, that the talented
contraito WAS an artist in more senses than
one f0Ffi0ad Press.
The Bodwcl Granite COMPANY. of Rock.
land, are the lowest bidiers for furnishing
rough granite for tn Washington monument
IN New DIRK city.
The Lincoln county Dcut- Mute Christian
Union will hold it, annual RELIGIOUS service.
at the Frecwill Baptist Church, .tug. 9th. in
the afternoon.
York Conntl j, now looking up as a mining
region. The Dirigo company Ma, organized
last January, AMI began operation, in Acton
and Lebanon in April. After .inlin. a sl:af:
1oIty-t"o feet, the quartz ycin vt. f,i.nI. and
ms VEN has been followed on ihr incline
with encouraging results. The first ASSAY.
showed thar the ore carried Lead ami silver
70 the value ot 81. > $50 per ton. The most
recent have run as high rs $40 ma 5100 M,
ton, aud even to $3.50 per ton.
The new elias al the STATE Collc..,. now
numbers tweniy-one. There will probably
he large additions TO it in the next few DAYS.
The fall term Of the Eastern State Normal
School will commence at Castinc on Tuc,dev
Aug l9ih.
Joseph White, Ed, agent Of the No. Va.
slfboro WOODEN Miils. i stopping here a few
DAYS. II is bat his second visit here, Mr.
W, we regret TO learn allows himself but q
brief vacation; bul has such confidence +,
Mrs. Whites good taste, that he r,adil,
agreed to her proposition to bnild q csuao,
here. Mr. VI. il one Of the best manutac.
turers in the State. The annual product ol
MS mills is valued at about $500 900. The,
employ 300 hands The goods made at thcs,
mills were honored with first medals at tn,
Centennial. --Sgptfyef ksiaad .sqpid.
A boat. containing three daughters OF Mr.
solomon Schryyer and a young man. was ac
eidentally upset near SCOTS Landing, nca
Portland. Saturday. A young man name,
George Woodman, rescued two Of the ladies
and the young man in the GOAT the other.
FRIDAY night Mr.. Albert @. Coriss mes
senger for the United States District Court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-08-12
TONTINE PLAN.

upon the primo pie of accumpatng profits Tor den.
mite periods. which was first introduced BY this Soce
ty, and has been recommended aud endorsed by "ml-
uont experts in Life Insurance and by leading busi
ness Forty Four per cent. has be, earned and
accumulated ON the premiums paid onts lontine Life
Policies, and forty per cent on its 1oIine EndUw-
ment Policies, issued within the last five years.
Tho Directors oi the Equitable Iii, Assurance SO
oirv represent exclusively the interests of the Policy
holders ana in presenting the Society notice they
feel that it has strong claims upon public confidence
b.cguse OF the strict and conservative principles by
which lite various departments are governed. In the
assets and in the administration of the society per
feet sccUTv i given for the future which Is of great
importance 10 those depending upon their insurance
policies for the ultimate support OF their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large annual
Transactions IA the Equitable none i more prompt
aih just in its dealings.