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1879
JOEO GREAT

ro r,,r ,PESNSYL l. squT I1,,r,t,vrsr
srLrSb Hf'shG dHHGf $5SfF EQUIP
TRAINS LrH 4 EF WASH hN r. roa Depot cor
ner OfsiXth and Is streets, as follows:
For Pl,tsburg and the West, 1880 a, NJ daily With
Pillsburg TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis, ana Chicago
tO p m dGy %th P PSlEGs Ge r 70 ShlI9E0
For Canandalgua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fttl!s
and the North at t;sl q m daily eISep. Sul4 i,
3 Ssy eNis d4 Se1Ias %h a ps"fs a Ss
- and Watkins At 1880 a. IN. daily. except sunday
For New York and the East, 1880 ~; daily except
tached. limited EXPIRES 'ii Of Pullman Parlor Cars
:, go a, m daily. except sunday $500.
at Jersey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annex"
affOrdinK direct transfer 10 Fulton street avoid
Ing double ierriagc and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, s,s5 II m. aud 1880 p. m. daily
e;x o SandSy 49, and IVis p m a 1%S: LIN
For baltimore, $50 sSj, G39 e. M ana 1870 40 go
p,dm,S daily, EXCEPT Sundays 1880 ~ me- $780, $40
For Popes Greek Line G2O a. and 40 p IN. daily,
For Annapolis j;2O a. m. and 40 p m, daily, except
ALEXXSbBIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria g. 3;i5 o. TO- II H. m, and ia5, 3,42o
o, q, q and 1880 p. m. On snnday'V H. me- llo'
For Richnand and the South $50 a. m. daily, and
- $50 y. m daily, ekcept SUNDAY ,,,,,,,, . -.,s
0, 10, II a and |, g. 4'2O, g, :, and ~ y. m.
on sunday at aud 10 ~ m, mud Up, m, , -
Communications can be procured at the ohloes-north
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yanla avenue, and the depot where orders can he
et for the checking OF baggage to destinations nom
"''''' ~ L. p FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MANAGER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-16

ArrIved-Sch0Oners Florence Dean, IInines, Provl-
dence; Stephen Morgan Cneseboro, Somerset; Belle
Halliday, Crawford, Fail River; William II Jordan.
Richardson, -; w Hilton. Horner. Providence /:
l.radiIl, -. with 1870 blu wheat to " " NJ
Waters
Cleared Schooner Belle Halliday Crawford -
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer w. W. CORC0RAN,
which has been recently built aud -sfI-1SN@~
mrnished-L. L. BLAKE, Captain s(at42-Qttzs,
is the only boat allowed to gid pas e'z-sses
sengers ut Mount Vernon wharf ROM trip 81, In
Guiding admission to mansion aud gro inds Steamer
leaves seventh street DAILY Sunday excepted) at
10 u. IN. aud returns about u. M
j. MICH. HOLtINGSwORrH,
sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l.. l.. BLAKE, Steamer W. w COrcoran Jcl
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PROPOSALS. FOR BEDDING AND CLOTHING

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
July 10, 1870.
Proposals to furnish Hospital Bedding and Cloth.
ing for the use of the United states Marine IIospi-
tails will he received at this office until noon, the
oath inst.
Schedules will be furnished by the Surgeon Gen.
eral of the Marine Hospital Service.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. j. Is. HAWLEY.
jyll Assistant Secretary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-07-16
H. T.HELM BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.

A SPECIFIC REMEDY for all Diseases OF the
Urinary organs-N on retention or inconlnence OF
Urine Irritation, inflammation. or liberation of the
Bladder and Kidneys stone in the BLADDER Gravel
or Brickdust Deposit, Brlghts Disease, Milky Dis
charges and all Diseases OF the bladder, Kidneys,
Prostate Gland whether affecting Male, Female, or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising rom excuses or dissi.
patton, attended with some OF the following symp-
toms: Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory Indspos-
uOn TO ExeEtion or business Shorlness Of Breath,
Dlmness Of Vision, Pains In the Back Chest, and
Head, Rush of Blood TO the Head, skin Eruptions
pale CountenanCe. and Dry skin.
IfTHESE SYMPTOMS are allowed to go on very
frequently Epileptic Fits and Consumption FOLLOW.
When the constitution becomes affected with organic
weakness requires the aid of al invigorang medl-
cine to strengthen and tone up the system. which
HEIMBOLDS BuCHu does In every case
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SUMMER RESORTS.

n1JLMAN HOUSE, ATLANTIC AVENUE
- ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Next door 10 the postoflce one square from de-
pot one square from beach. Large, airy rooms, first
class table. Terms, IS to go per week. $500
w. BENNETT STRONG
Jyi22m formerly Of BtltimOTe). PROM Ietor.
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Pacific Mining stocks.
THE GENERAL M.IRKErs.
Grain NIarlse


OTIINU FTOWN. July 10, I5IVs
Wheat-The offerings on Change were 1880 bu
which sold NJ 81 ~.
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PiNEY POINT HOTEL,

st. Mary's County, Maryland
Now open for the reception of guests under the
management Of the owner IRIS. JOS THANEItS
The hotel has Just been thoroughly renovated fur
nished aud supplied with every convenience for the
comfort OF guests, and Is nrstclass summer Home
for families Terms; 81 per day si0 per week aud SIS
per mouth Special Rngemenis made for families.
Daily communication with Washington, Baltimore,
and Norfolk Ivy the fac steamers George Leary, Lady
OF the Lake, and Jane MOssley. For further informa-
tiun address MRS. Jos. TRANERS,
jyi0imr Plney Point, ST. Mary's County Md.
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INLAND AND sEABoARD CoAsTING COM
Il PASY.
FOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE,
IND THE SOUTH.

On and after April 10 the new and f-Fo1se
swift steamers LADY OF THE esasi2sSgEzl~
sixth street wharf every MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. at $500 o'clock H. m,
and SATURDAY, ut y. M. connecting ut Norfolk
with the steamers TO Boston, New York, Richmond,
and nil railroad lines South.
First class fare, Is cents round trip, 81 second class
fare ~ cents round trip 10 cents Good tor 81 days.
Freight at lowest rates
FOR POTOMAC RITER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves Sixth
street wharf every Monday and Thursday, rs far
down ms Nomlnl: Thursday and Saturday for Cnrr
oman and LeOnnrdtown, stopping ut Intermediate
landings go ng and returning.
STEAM HS FiR NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON and Il. q. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier A. East RIVER New York ey-
cry Saturday, at I p M; Georgetown Monday, aud
Alexandria same day. -.
Freight taken lowest rates. Apply nt office, under
National Metropolitan Hank. Fifteenth strcet,o office
Of agent foot OF SIKH street. Washington, aud o. Wa
ter street, Georgetown. SAM'L BACON,
mchi President.
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1879. PLANT LINE. 1879.
Washington and Norfolk tfssne-
Steamboat Company. -hsszss
The new and fast steamer

The new and fnst Steamer
GEORG-ki IF-A-R Y
Captain JOSEPH wurrE) leaves Washington for
Norfolk every Monday and Wednesday, ~ $40 y. m.
and Saturday, at 6p. ni-foot of seventh street wharf,
First-class Fare Single Ticiset.. ISL 90
First-ciass Fare Ground Trip)........... 30
Tickets OH sale 10y james Grey New York avenue
and Fifteenth street; W, b. Reeds Sons, 1910 Fstrect
northwest and ut the Virginia Midland Railroad Of
flee, col Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
GEO II. PLANT President.
b. f. poDD Agent, Seventh street what my20
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HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS NO EQUAL IN diseases peculiar to females
Chronic Inflammation OF the Uterus ana oil com
pluintB incident to tn sex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
SNIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

PORT or NETWORK ..........Mar IT.
Str Erin (Br). Andrews Liverpool Mar O. via Queenstown
Str Teniers Ce Ya1ey Rio Janeiro % days with coffee
str Santiago de Cuba Foote, Havana Mar II. to William
Str champion Lockwood. Charleston Mar Is. to James
Str G Knight Chichester Georgetown, C. toJ L
ship supply u 81 Hitchcock Hayre via E9Poha Ma
cormIck. ' '''''' -. ''N' 20 -. @.
Thomas Mar 4 in ballast to Bockmaun. osrleln CO
ship Osborne o sa AZ S VIZ c muse
snip Fawn, cleveland Liverpool 62 days with mdse 70
Bark Arere tAnsD Matissich Bona III days with iron
BARK Alamo Ger Bruderiansen Bremen via Tybee, SO
days, in ballast to Hermann kSob GO. p,o 40 d.v
IN ba as t TO seammeI ffos ~ II"
Bnrg Candida Uta Caero Amera IA days with iron orc
sark Tuisko (Ger) Thuen, Antwerp via Tybee. 81
Bark Iona Nor Jensen Rocheiort 80 days In osast 10
Bark Reindeer tot Nev.Haven) Decker, st Pierre IT
days. with sugar to II Trowb1dges sons o,,o.,, 20
DAYS, with sugarto II T0wbndges sons, IN.
Bark FTisO NOr ElbretsOn, Apalachc0la IL days with
lumber order bound to Antwerp put into this port in
narS Thomas brooks Waugh sagua days with to
av. F via @ 70 od fgTo vs. 10 70
Brig Henry D Sgs Si Pp9 s SOM GsFdena' II
Brig viii of windsor eson Bboa 40 days with
Brig Caroline Gray of Rockland PSsse trinidad dc Cuba
Feb 49, with 10 Welsh vessel to Winchester
Brig Emma (of Portland Buchanan, Matanzas days with
sugar order: vessel to master.
Brig Emma l. shaw (of Windsor, 81, Macumber Lisbon
80 DAYS with salt TO order vessel tn G W BertauX.
TENT AusD, TOmasich Trapani Jan IA with salt TO
SlOcOvtch q co.
Schr l. Van Brunt (of Machias Tooker Para 81 days.
with rubber q Amsinck vessel TO A Van Brunt
Schr Jefferson. Davis. TampicO % days.
with hides, etc, w Cunningham & vessel TO Day
&
Schr Young (of ElswOrth) Thomson, Mrsgoane
10 days with logwoSd 70 Lyon g Co vessel to Brett song CO
Geo b Douglass: vessel to b j Weinberg & Co.
Schr city Chelsea of Plymouth, Mass Goodwin Nassau
~ days. with Ogwood T Montei & Son; vessel 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
TWO CURIOUS SUNDAY MEETINGS.
CHINAMAN ADDRESSES A sUNDAY-SCHooL-THR
COMMUNISTS CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY OF
THE PARIS COMMUNE.

A CHINAMAN ADDRESSES SUNDhY-SCHOOL-IHE
COMMUNISTS CELEBRATE THE ANNIVERSARY OF
THE PARIS COMMUNE.
Ii was considered q curious and novel
sight on Sunday to see a Chnaman, Moy jim kee, adj
dressing Sunday school meeting at st Jamess Metbo-
dist Episcopal Church, in Madson-ave., Harlem 1t
was Missionary Day." and that was one of the fea
lures Of its observance. MOy jim Kee properly In
troduced, and among his remarks was com
parisOn Of the religion Of his nation and that OF
the children before him. We worship" said
he, one Great Spirit and many JOsses; you Great
Spirit and His Son. But the Americans could learn
something of my people COnfucius said that drink was
worse than a Observation-Disclosures don't abuse
their own children. The Chinese think drinking very
bad but they do something very bad tOo-they smoke
opium But the who smokes opium don't abuse his
children-he only hurts himself" Thdn hymns were
sung and prayers uttered and other addresses were
made by prominent MethOdists
While tins meeting was In progress the Society OF
French Refugees i'll this city celebrating the
concert and banquet Clarendon Hall. East Thir-
teeDtb-st The hall was filled to Overlooking. Red
flags with sangunary notices were hung on all sides OF
the room. Knots Of red ribbon combined with sprays
Of immOrteles stained red we're tied in the button
holes OF the fastened IN the women's hair Each
ticket admission the hall bore number and some
OF the numbers drew przes which were given out at
ladies' ties bottles OF cologne wine and bay hand
mirrors, card baskets books and pIncushions There
merry red speeches, Rotations and poems, directed
against priests and governments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
ASSERTING HIS LEGITIMACY.


CONTEST OF TIE ALLEGED SON or JOHN A. MERRITT
FOR ais FATHERS MILLIONS.
The suit recently begun in the Supreme
Court by William j. Merritt Familiarity known as VII lam
j. Wilson, to decide the question whether he is or is not
the legitimate and heirataw OF the late John A.
Merritt the millionaire cattle dealer of Port Chester.
and entitled the estate left by the latter
called for trial before struck jury in the Circuit Court
Justice Dykman presiding, White Plains yesterday
This step has been taken because Surrogate Cofn of
westchester County, the of proceedings had in
his court decided against the claims of Wilson, and in
favor Of fourteen first cousins.
John A. Merritt died in April, 1876, and left about
81 200 900 in personal property and about $4,000 i'll
real estate Having failed to sign Will prepared for
him the day before his death Jacob Campbell presl-
OF the Pacific Bank OF this city, and Jared v Peek.
a first of the dead man, were appointed adj
illustrators In the early proceedings had III the matter
Mrs Eliza Wilson made her appearance, and through
her claimed be the widow of John A. Merritt,
intestate, and asserted that W. j. Merritt Wilson
was the issue Of this union, when had taken place
Quaker fashion.
Eleven jurors obtained yesterday and twenty
five have been summoned from the ordinary tally
list, and IRON which is expected that the jury can be
completed 1t is understood mat about 2JO witnesses
have been summoned to testify in the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18

only Is feet of wstr found IN the northern passage so
northeast end OF Ducos oh
northwest point Of Hydrography shoal, and on MoAnan
Shoal. 49,.
reef discovered wash on the weet ana SOUTH
sides Oatafu Island, distant about three miles
No. Of Chart, 52S Title, North Pacific ocean sheet .,
Correction Jabwat Island has been found by ate survey
be In lat 50 81 N ion 1889 26 aud size aud character OF
GroeDwich Islands lat IL NJ Ion. l5%' 40 H. nave oech
changed 49,, ,.,.., .,s
Of Chart sI6. Title New Hanover New,lreand @na
New. Britain. Correction dangerous reei ehtSnas $500
OF Cane Luep and sand lset Iouhu
about miles westward Of Cape Lambert, New.Btlt
OF Chart 43b Title Indian Ocean, Notlhern
Correction shOal discovered northeast OF CheuOa ia" "
lat 1902 y n lon go n 80" f., Bay OF Bengal ,,.
No Chart 49, Title. south Pacific Ocean, Sheet D. st
ern part Correction, change in character 81 gh on low
island inner Straits and caanSe ia Hsht On
f. at Top Island Pioneer River, Australia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
Parsons a Loud.

Parsons q Loud.
Day, WIN Tas 20 Sc%ss PssS:s'
20 s S1er 70 Evan ~Sn a s cS with sugar
schr Paine Hiyard Aqun Jan 20. via Centre Mori.
schr Monticeo Melvin Roc and vita lime 70 Brown.
Pressey.
-sunsetAt sandy Hook. moderate, NV; thick Of
shore. A. CIty Island, W; cloudy
CLEARED
strs Matthew Curtis Brl Henry. Hayre, u Tucker CO.
Martha stevens Chance Baltimore J 5 kTems; FraDcona
Dsrks co6Tor Meyer stockholm. Punch. Edye Co. Joss
NoT, Larsen Celia swesen roma: CO. An6se M r., Laars
DoagaL GLASGOW whtney & Co. " II Thorndike Rich
FAIRY Isr Too,e; So Na.aire f. Mckay q DIX; Flash
8Tkeand london Funeh, Edye Co; AHmari tsD frapshi
Genoa John seager Cleopatra Aus. cala1gecb Trieste
co Noe Utah CaPgeIlo AlGi r. Ia1Io storey scarDaa
Ne Port pin o%5ras shf osea s smS CO. GaIs
Culiocb, Rouen, + Whitney q Co. NV
%so5 WILSON, Savanna nf PaTen hGss su hI
GecrTecTn HuI9u& ' co. Crown WIFI Ppind pAy s
d 1rausco@be. s. John B. Neyius Haatio Sich.
SlarE poTt Prince Murray IT, George Walker TaOaD.
MIsGELLANEOUS
LIVERPOOL, Mar l7-Str Palestine (3r, rom INF, nor.
Mach 2 for Boston, returned to-day with her rudder dam
FOREIGN PORTS
ar Lo o ~, Mar lat at Rouen tr Lgra from BALTIMORE
arr az Gibraltar the o'h inst Str Menzaeh from Seworeans
LWEspooI. Mar l7.--Arr str Delos from Neworieans.
for J. yerpOOl. - ' 49,
SOUTHAMPTON Mar l7.Arr str Nurnberg from New YORK
for Bremen. N~
Bristol Mar i7.3ATstrs Tyr.an, from SewYork Black
LONDON. Mar l7.-Ssied 18th inst Suubesm l4th inst
bark s9rarst Constantine Russ: G9l1en Home CpIooaby
tNor. bark Secundo Ire Francuell Qta Jas sate
The latter for Neworleans Dark Padro qa for BALTIMORE
18Th inst bark Bristol tBr for NewYork ship stewart
Freeman BIZ for Delaware Breakwaer SIP Ne Plus Ultra
bark Brilliant NOR ship Bedford (B), Itaa Jas Royd
tBr); 10th bark Won Motke (Br bark Young Eagie
(BT) l7th inst, ship HeTmOs.
Arr 9Th inst bark Anna Nor bark Germana Port) 10th
inst bark Beckermet Brl 18th inst. bark Martin Luther
(Nor bark skndesnass more l4h iust bark CrOnO Aus
Brookyile Drowning Lousei 18th inst ship Cockermou
tBr), bark Giuseppe Utah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
HYDROGR1PHIC REPORT.
HYDRoGRAPmC OFFICE. CHART DEPARTsF
WARRINGTON. Mar. II, 1877

HYDROGRAPfTC OFFICE CHART DEPAkIhRSr.l
WASHINGTON Mar. II, 1879.
Tho following "a the report United states Hydro.
Rraphc Office for the week ending March 10, 1879:
CHARTS PUBLISHED DURING THE WEEK
No Of Chart G57a Title English channel, sheet l. West
ern Part size. 33x3i 5s. Price. Az cents Kind en-
No q chart G57 Title English Channel sheet Eastern
part size S8rg4 o.. cent< Kind, engraved.
No Of Chart SOL Title Ports the Coast OF Chill size
2lx25, $50 Price II cents. Kind photo hthogrsph
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING THE WEEK.
No OF Chart 49, Title south Pacific Ocean, sheet 8,
Part Correction Island OF volcanic OriR1n dso1v.
cred IN lat II g. lon l7i949 w, and two coral bank
discovered 2O' 90 s. Ion. l74' 6o W., and the
other in la. 20 So \. lon. l75" d w.
No OF Chart lOl Title, Eastern Group FeeJee Islands.
g. Correction the reef from the north point OF kabi
Island extends further north than the chart shows,
No OF chart, 100 Title, Moala Island, feeJee Group.
Correction coral patches discovered In the Farway
tnroug Oh northern channel to Herald HOaistead
80 OF Chart 7l5 T1te HarbOrs OF kandaru Island Fee
ices Correction beacon placed north end VI Pearl
Reef n galoa HaTbOr .
No ofChaTt b76 Title New Caledonia. Southeast Part
placed shoals entrance "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
FREDERICK A. FREEMAN'S ARREST


JUDGE DANIELS DECIDES THAT THE ORDER OF AK
REST CANNOT BE INTERPRETED WITH.
In the suit of Henry X. PiersOn, receiver
of the Guardian Mutual against Frederick A. Freeman
the Supreme Court General Term Judge Daniels giving
the opinion has refused to interfere with the oruer
arrest. Judge Daniels. in the opinion gwen py ni''
calls attention TO the fact that before the Gehera ier
no question is raised as to the amount vi
bail. and the only question is whether the arrest
will be sustained at all. The ground OF the
order Is that the defendants cOnspred to cheat anu
defraud the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY
its policy-hoders and creditors. This did not iuHy
comply with Rule IS, which requires III Inc oruer d
brief statement of the grounds which 1t was maze
II should have been added that the conspiracy had been
carried into effect TO the injury OF the company bu'
does state all required in Section SCI Of the Code and
so the omission does not warrant the vacation OF the
order, but may be corrected.
Judge Daniels further says: 1.-The Important point III
the case is the sufeieney OF the aiidaylts upon
which the order itself made. As to them IL mas
been objected that the setting forth the facts OF the
defendants misconduct based only upon informa-
ton But O reading OF the affidavit disciOses
that TO be misappehe OF its nature for 80 far
as the moving defendant has been implicated the facts
relied upon have been positively stated The per
ton of the company's books OF account but that
statement not followed by any disclosure Iat ,e
course of by means of That exam NATION ~ was
further added that he had been Tor long unc III
employment Of the plaintiff And then the statement
was made terms indicating TO nave Deen the lheh
ton of the person deposing ~ make positive allegation
Of fact
"The affidavit contained direct statement of facts
showing that the defendants had unlawfuly conspIed
for their benefit for the purchase at rate above
par OF Of deprecated stock III anohercom
panv that they had made the purchase and msapprOpr
ated The funds of the Guardian Insurance Company
to the payment of the price And at that time Is avered
that the appealing defendant and at least one OF MS
cOnfederates knew that the stock 80 purchased was worm
less than par The affidavit showed loss TO the
cOmpany by means of those transactions exceeding tht
amount mentioned in the order of arrest and as they
were such as have been within the knOwledge OF
the defendant his omission to deny Them very materially
advances the proba blity that they have been truly
stated In the afiidavlts which the order was mace
he order appears to have been warranted by tne
facts and the order denying the motion to vacate II
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
IASSENGERN ARR[VED.

FROM LIVERPOOI-By steamship EriH.-T Rogers, s.
Fisher l. Lloyd G. Royds h. r. Davies W. WAVES, Mt and
Mrs j. Turner J. Hey Mrs Naroy ana three children,
Nr IL. Beyau children, VIM Gregory. VIM.
calvert, MIS- +. 4 Gunscn Robinson Miss sheppard H.
Ward. Mr. Duly, A. stewart
from HOTiERDAM-By Steamship Schiedau-Mr aud
Mrs. C. Bert. Mrs OXenaar ami children j. Werner IL.
Frch. 4. Baum, H. NenLcl G. Krcbs y. hcln Miss Mary
Dri, sch A. kOIe Mbs h. Sold j. karch. Miss ". Rebel
T. Hermann. H. Stclnger Miss c. WackeT b. laugeiOrier,
j. ~tret J Rcclert, j. Mesp, T. Schaer, carr
Wcye Mr and Mrs T. Hauk J. Tails, Krauit sehaner
A. Eu-t y. WenZ. L. SChmtt, \. HIrth, IL beutschtl j.
Schcller NJ neikt II. Clement u. Behre g. Uimeyer j.
Umeyef. q. Diehl j. NOs Miss L. Krukenberg. j. Klein,
Miss j. van Lien Il. Meyer Miss \. Strdnahan Mrs Il.
IIir.ch children.
from HAVANA-By steamship Santiago de Cubd.-H
Anfane Quintard, f. Aba, c. Behlen, J. NJ. Clark, f.
I'M . m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
A CLAIM FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES.

Augustine r. Mcdonald under the Treaty OF
Washington obtained an award Of 100000, a British
subject for cotton taken by the United states troops
He promised his counsel onefourth OF his recovery
which was be lien the recovery. II was claimed
by his counsel, Charles L. ovey aud William r. Dole
that he had made assignment OF all his claim to de-
feat their claim and they brought suit IN Washington
which 1t ordered that half the recovery should bc
deposited with bankers there await the result OF their
suit. BY some the bonds IN which ths money
was invested withdrawn a the plaintiffs claim, by
Mcdonald. At last the plaintiffs recovered Judgment
against INN OF the securities but they
he has fed and converted the bonds to his use and
they have brought suit IN this state on Their Washing
ton Judgment. On these statements Judge Spelr
granted order of arrest fixing tie bail OF Mcdonald
at $4,000 Mcdonald arrested and made motion
before Judge Freedman, III Supreme Cou1t Special
Term the ground that the case was not within the
provisions of the Code allowing order OF arrest
Judge Freedman denied, Yesterday, the motion, with
Douglas Campbell appeared for plaintiffs; Charles
W. Bangs for defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-03-18
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February q, 1879.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
WASHINGTON ID. c.. February q, 1879.
Nessrs Frederick lie Barry Co.. Al Wdrens. Ne,o- York
GESrEHES: Department in receipt Of your letter OF
the inst. ngung the results OF the Investigation re-
quest by last Spring into the condition OF the Apol
the United States with reference
TO the question such natural mineral
entitled exemption from duty, had been fire.
qucntiy claimed, substantially artificial mineral waters, sub
jec the duty provided by the statute in such cases.
conformity with your request the Secretary OF State was
asked thorough inquiry TO be made into the matter
by our Consul Cologne copies OF documents file IN
this department. which contained statements rejecting
the manner in ADOinars Waters prepared
shipment to the United states were furnished to the Con-
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very voumnOus report upon the subject has been re-
ceyed with accompanying documents from scientists and
others who made the matter study and who have fully
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