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The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

Mr.. Hayden Barrett, a conductor on one OF
the Ogdensburg trains, fell from an ice-house
on West Commercial street, yesterday, dis.
lance of fifteen feet and sprsined an ankle bad.
ly, besides receiving bad shaking up.
Edward Tower, employed as q hostler by q
gentleman on Spring street, fell from the hay
NOW in the stable to the lower floor yesterday
and struck leg against a pitchforx receiving
a serious wound.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
A Pleasant Occasion.

On Saturday last Mr.. George Jewett, our es-
teemed fellow citizen, celebrated his eighty
fifth birthday at his residence on Pleasant
street He received his friends from to p.
m. and many of our well known residents,
both ladies and gentlemen, congratulated him
on his having attained SO great an age An
elegant supper was served and, during the
evening, Mr.. Jewett was the recipient of two
baskets of elegant flowers
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
The Belfast and Waldo Lodges Imbroglio.

The committee of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows appointed for the trial of Belfast
Lodge, commenced their hearing Wednesday
forenoon, and completed the examination of
A large number of witnesses were examined,
and the testimony was very voluminous. The
contending parties are to submit their argu-
ments in writing, and the committee have
adjourned to such time as the arguments are
ready. The verdict will not be reached for
several weeks and will not be announced-as
formerly stated-until the meeting of the
Grand Lodge IN August. The trial of Waldo
Lodge opens to-day before another committee.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

Mr.. George E. Bar tlett of Lewiston is the
man whose testament found in the South was
referred to few days ago. Mr.. Bartlett was
subsequently transferred to a band, of which
Mayor Vickery was member. Mr.. Bartlett
has sent for the testament. Mr.. B. says he
lost the testament before he was mustered in,
and probably the soldier on whose person the
book v as discovered, found it before leaving
Augusta.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Sudden Death.

Mrs. Henry Kimball. wife of the we'll
known dentist, was stricken by apoplexy while
preparing dinner yesterday and never revived.
Mrs. Klmball leaves very large circle OF
friends and relatives She was woman Of
the highest character and was universally
loved and respected by all who knew her.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Republican State Convention

The Republican State convention to nomin-
ate candidate for governor and presidential
electors will be held in Augusta, Wednesday
June I'D. The Fourth District Congressional
convention will be held in Bangor, June oath,
and the Fifth District Convention in Ellis.
worth June 18th,
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

ga THING of beauty is joy forever" A
good cigar is great luxury to the smoker
There is no particular beauty about the mo
riega." 1t is old-fashioned, handmade and
thoroughly good, commencing itself to any
gentleman of cultivated taste. See list of par
ties selling them in another column
The careworn and overworked find comfort
and strength in Malt Bitters.
There is no sweetness in kiss,
Unless your teeth are just like pearls,
Then would you share its trembling bliss,
Use SOZODONT at once, sweet girls
For it alone gives to the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance of the South.
mayo TS&T&w1w
DIR. FITZGERALD will be at the Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Saturday and Monday, 10Th
and 18th of this month. mySdtd
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
No Water or Gas for United States
BUILDINGS.

A circular was received at the custom house
yesterday from the Treasury Department at
Washington, instructing the collector to notify
parties furnishing gas and water to the post
Office and custom house in this city, that after
May - there was no appropriation for these
expenses and that they cannot collect pay for
gas and water furnished after that date. The
gas and water companies will possibly still
furnish the United States buildings and run
the risk of their pay by deficiency appropria-
ion,
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers were re-
corded in this county yesterday:
Gray-James M. Dollop to VIM. Mckay ct
al, 80 acres land.
Robert A. Allen to Frank II. Body ct al.
part of lot 81, 4th division.
Bridgton-Martha j. Libbie to VIM. A
Stevens, part of lot Ne. 7, 18th range.
Raymond-Jordan Brown to John F. Wood
man, 8 acres land.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
A Reliable Company.

Mr.. J. F. Clark, general manager of the old
reliable Equitable Assurance Company, has
something to say in our columns today bout
incontestible Tontine policies worth reading.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Maine Central Road

The Maine Central railroad has been exam
ined thoroughly by the commissioners and they
declare that its management cannot be sur
passed and that the main road is in splendid
condition. The Newport & Dexter, .and Bel
fast & Moosehead Lake branches are a little
rough but PERFECTLY safe
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Struck bV IyirhtninC

The house and outbuildings owned by Gard
ner Rowe, at South Paris, were struck by light
ming Sunday and destroyed together with the
farming utensils. A part of the furniture was
saved.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
POSTPONED.

The temperance meeting announced to be
held at Congress st. Church May 18th is post
poned.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

II Z 0et III Q 'fOfN, f5Oo0.
the Kidney-Wort advertisement in another
column, and it will explain to you the rational
method of getting well. Kidney-Wort will
save yeu more doctors bills than any other
medicine known. Acting with specific energy
on the Kidneys and Liver, it cures The worst
diseases caused by their arrangement. Use it
at once. May6TS&T&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

From hundreds Of reported cases, where
patients have increased in weight from five to
forty pounds while using Fellows Compound
Syrup of Hypophosphites, no doubts remain of
its powerful action on the organs Of nutrition.
may11 T&T&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY
FIRST PAGE.

FIRST PAGE.
City Hall-Uncle Toms Cabin.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice is hereby given.
Portland Ccmpany-Annual Meeting.
For Sale and To Let-W. H. Jerris.
For Sale-A Stable of Manure.
Gold Gilt, Ebony-Stubbs Bros.
Australian Crape-Horatio Staples.
For Sale-N. S. Gardiner.
For Sale or To Lett. c. Nash.
Large Profits j. r. Clark.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
PORTLAND COMPANY.
Annual Meeting.

TIyHE stockholders of the Portland Company are
Il hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of
this corporation will be held at the Office of the
pany at their works, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of
May, at o'clock in the afternoon, for the follow
ing purposes viz
1st To act on the report of the Directors und
Treasurer.
I'd. To choose Directors for the ensuing year.
Sd. TO act on any other business that may come
before the meeting.
RUFUS D. BEAN, Clerk.
Portland, May 10th, 1880. may11eodtd
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Case of Long Life
ABSOLUTE INDEMNITY IN
CASE OF DEATH.

The actual results Of the Incontestible Tontine
policies OF the Equitable Life Assurance Society
of New York-as will be seen from the following
etters-surpass anything in the way of life insur-
ance to be found anywhere.
From a letter dated March 22d, 1880, addressed
to the Society's General Agent in Boston:
'The Tontine dividend policy on the life of my
son has just reached the dividend period, and l
am astonshed at the results. They certainly
much greater than l anticipated. Besides the
insurance which has been carried on this life
during the past 10 years for the face value of the
policy, he has now return of l20 per cent of pre-
miums paid, in case of surrender of the policy, or
a paid up policy of 100 per cent. of the original
amount ssued.'
Another New England policy-holder wrtes:-
'April I'd, 1880.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Equitable
Society and its Tontine system. My policy No.
42,077, on the Tontine plan, was taken by me April
12th 1869. The results as shown in the accom-
panying statement are sufficient evidence of the
profitable character of this class of insurance.
Statement: Twenty-year Endowment policy for
$4,000. Annual premium, $119.55. Total pre-
miums paid during the Tontine period of eleven
years, ST. 800.
Present paid-up value 81, 150 Or, the policy may
be continued for nine years longer until the endow-
ment natures, with an annual production almost
extinguishing the premium: thus
Premium for 1881 ... S119.55
heQuctl0n. ...................... 1878
Net Premium, s25.s2
Another polcy-holder writes to the Society's
General Agent in Portland:
'YORK, Maine, March Sd, 1880.
81 note with pleasure the result of my insurance
by the Equitable Society under my Tontine policy,
No. 49,919. have paid $3,O75.O5, and for this
you have carried an insurance of S. 900 on me for
eleven years. and you now offer me cash $3,434.3O,
or $359.25 more than have paid you. Scoffers
at life insurance should note these results and in
sure in the Equitable
These results will induce many desiring insur-
ance to patronize the Equitable, company already
pre-eminently popular with the public.
Env nncu,,,omss uJ.yross
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

ever shown in Portland. Having
bought before the great advance
in prices, we shall give our GUS
toners the benefit of the same.
Please call and see our new styles
and look through our immense
stock before purchasing. We are
i'm position to make our prices
satisfactory to all.
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

For Sale and To Let.
The cofamodious house, on the westerly corner Of
Cumberland and Hanover streets, in nice order.
Two tenements in the brick block, corner Of
Green and Portland streets-$8 and S12 per month.
A good lot of land on Quebec street, opposite
Howard street, on five years. credit.
A tenement corner of Middle and India streets,
eight rooms, over Maddox store, $12.5O per month.
Five good rooms No. 1912 Congress street, oppo-
site West End chapel.
Two stores on Congress steeet, corner of Oak.
Store No. 101 Portland street,-a good location
for tin shop. Rent $40 per month.
A good lot of land ON Middle street. for
sale, between India and Hampshire streets, At by
100 feet-on favorable terms
House No. % Chapel street, nine good rooms, gas
and Sebago. Terms liberal.
w. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
may11 d3w
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11
Spring and Summer Millinery.

MISS HI. r. MARSH has received a large
assortment of the latest styles of Bonnets and
Hats, in French Chip, Leghorn, Straw, and Fancy
Braids, Feathers, French Flowers, Laces, Brocade
and Satin Ribbons, Children's Trimmed School
Hats, Ladies' and Misses Shade Hats.
Removed to.565 Congress street:
my6 iseodlm
The Portland daily press., 1880-05-11

We have the nobbiest style yet for YOUNG
MEN. We exchange SILK HATS for S3 90,
being so cents less than others. Boys Hats SOC.
Mems Hats Soc. Boys Caps 25c. Driving Gloves
Soc and all other goods selling 30 per cent under
regular prices.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
THE STATE or Trade.

I,y,er.a, rob 5-Pork-Prine Mes, Ea-tsrn dull
~ c.. 1rtrsu dnii ae 5t Hncon - nnb ,Tiind Cnb
,lru I'd 81. dgu 80 od. Long Clrer.
ami "a hort ti-ar. tul ~ Si1L IAns-.0ng tut,
m Al "A -hyylirts aag,g af rs. brrf-Bal1 Me-s duli
:. - ixu. 80. auu az o.. Prime Mes. dun ~
,i Irri. rDo W,4:rrl iril 1T 80 Gi laow-PrimO CiI
rrq - sssI rurpcuune -Sp;rts cul.. ~ j.
Re- ,'oni .eady % 3d. rine. dnilst 10 Cheees-
,er- slt4s ,i4tc tuI ~ 1884 "heat-ssrnE No. z.
,rul =, D." it.. .prue. No . dul 81 lOhd., Now
WINS We...rt dl az iufld. Nrw southern Winter
t,ni u ma 'oiH-dirsd, cl 90 . ii or old ahod
dt'i Oi.-Ntl.ow American. none
u zar.si. lto--t nn..on, London. siesdy Al } Tur
peof. ne o rD. . London. dun and nominal ~ 81.
ysDo. fa, 81 D. n.-k-nurd Petroleum. bTb su per
cai. Co.linyn Roam. sd. 10. f1e Rosn. 2 a l5td
o. Petroleum. lSst rance TOR me pse
At,rfican T.. .ri closed IUJ francs por loo kllus
Il.YM.N 100 rlo,cd a. az mars per 10 d. Pc
tTalouin. a4srEz Is pf~i nig-. 49,.
GAaBuBa fsB s. IarI closed at al marSs per 100 n
Jfarl CD.cI Al u IcAucs 10 contlncs per
~ - tltfa
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
LIVE srnck MAEknrs-ni rELa9RApH.


BUFFALO Fch6-CATIIR- Receipts to-day. 800 heaH teal
for the week thus far, 9ijJ head for the same limo a7t
through 2iJ market miner
buf 1uotaby higher saes OF Fair Ia Meiium at 81
4O Go to choice Steers - B5ds 10 the best grades
dlspo osed Of o,oo, -. o.,
thus 225OO head Tor the time lar weeE
II through 20 market actV" but
not quotahlv higher offerings mainly ~ Fair 10 heium
Of Western sheep ~ rpdrn foi
Choice to Fancy - Is FAR choice Western Lambs
20 25 Fair Choice Cinara sheep "a $3.50 %
Fait 90 t,cOa Cana a Lambs. $3.50 57p
today l. -ju head tOt9 foT The week lus
far head for ihr ue ast week zl,p ntAa
fhroug. 1J market steady ard arm the
run Hight sales o. Goo 20 Choice orksfs NJ
- Spari Fan f3ght - one%i ~; Medium and Heavy
= sOo- 80 Ends - JUd:i 10 Pgs, sf S5dSA 40
cEcIco Feb. -noG--Rrcelp's $4,000 head shipments.
6Or market uusaiis ciorg ard prco- 5Tloc lower
Pscklng AL iAght, - -'Ht -; thoco heaFy'
81 50gs' g.. market cosot very ". ak , -
Lci fairly a.ifr pGuE 4'- 1c low tn ron 10 Cool
sfc-i .u rh0dr 20 ly.G i @ua-' - But' hers steady
,ovA - uf: 49, rc. g. 80 fs' si'c4es stronger ana
-rrfr cr 3. 1000 Read shipments, $500 head, Good
lci.gr bat rtf.ly 90 ria-5 70 80,
fA,r lii,. .rr r,un Feb -CNTLE-receipts 56l head
ont with arrivals lcpOf3, there no Ous
ness to lav except rrt.iIlus. -.
400, ~R,oeipr. s.D25 head; Philadelphia s5et5 ioi
Shs r-focepls today 900 bead ttoge was nothing do
lur. anl iho sfo-. vas al lcsi Through.
t.rI- t.eb b.-UnGs-Dufi: Ilgnt shipping - goa
;, 30: -rcuiprs 800 hese shiPfrr - p ~ head
mainly OF -tccta "hi'h -1l ~ rhalt
ioWos prices sp lng steers loN p aFciAs' - ~ l.
Ilrr-a 81 f2r Cows snd Hofrfs scarce ~ - fo@si %
Fcoiing steers st1Si - receipts LIoo head slPmeni+
sHggF-strons aud hiehet Pair 20 Good Iieht. 90 so
do ut.g sUG-5 - exports. - IOHoD receipts
100 head shiyacrts, 800 head
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

places named are quoted as follows: Savannah.
iIeGli premium; Charleston, Zoe. premium b'd !;
New-Orleans, commercial 81 30 discount, bank
81 premium; ST. LOUIS. Chicago and Boston.
each par. The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
S473, 600 and the internal revenue receipts were
$SU8,000. The Clearing House statement today Is
follows: Exchanges, $100,ls9,G07; balances,
$3.50 1876 The business AZ ihe Sub Treas
ury covered Receipts, S1.0l0,l29; payments.
Ss3S. .946; currency balance. $6.977 1888: coin
balance, $105 456.015
The following were to-dal's quotations for domes-
TIC and foreiqn coin. and bulliOn:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Npw-YoEK, Feb. 5.-BEEv S-Heceipts late yesterday
ana toay 76 cars OF IL head6i cars A. 6OIhs
and ~ cars al City. Total since saturday, 9l6l
head against 1926 head for the corresponding time last
week Thursday being onnafke day, bu; few butchers
vent 10 the OckyHTds the email TRACE this morning
Was not ali satisfactory r. Ingham haa 200 choice III
ards. which Will be shipped 10 Eu
re alive saturday Mr. Eastman sold aboul ears OUT o
and reserved the rest Tor fxpOt including lyl
head of IA which he valued at Usc 10 dress OF
h. The supply OF Dressed Beef In Washington Market was
above the there fair business DONG al "
"a ioc for Prime -ides lew Choce at so Tbs
Canada sailed evening with 233 Live Cattle foi
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
.r,a nearly Ave time, over No aotneuls wore be

cred nearly ave times No alotmeuis wore msd' BE-
low 134. - .r ..,,
LONDON Feb. 6-l23Op m--U s. bonds tour per cent:
lO3I Atsntio ana Great mortgage trustees
certificates rs do, second 30 Elie Halfway S~oa ~
Illinois Central l07i9 Reading Haiiroad 50 49,. nav
LONDON Feb. I-2 p. m PANS alVicos ouoto '"i'' ~
S2 francs 40 Ucntmes for the ACCOUNT
IosDoy feb. So D. m.-The bullion IN the BANK on
England has decreased ea5 0OG during the past week
proportion Bank OF England reserve 20 haphD "nO
last week was 471s cent. Is 4S4 per cent oy
LONDON Feb. o. D. m.-COnsOs 9sois Tor oOtD inVny
ana the account U. bonds, New hves lu5s AlE.o
snd Great Western mortgage trustees eeuhca'esoo
Erie Railway shares, 49A. -. ,r
PARIS, 5-The specie IN the Bank of france ms III
creased 6. .662, 900 francs during The past week
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1880

M 6 "a s & 81. sss: ~
Du I7c bid and Is for NO 2wbte February 90 c
sT Pslr and S sss city
Beet sisi Beet Hams sl6 soasi7 Me.s PORK $3.50
G M 1Isrs ara ee sc RIB de.
do. in salt &C.; shoulders salt tSdassci do sugar
saas 9SSs 7ss dG d. sSess S bSsr
Creamery Extra s2 684c Bradford County and NswGoGS
70 Choice i7Sl2c; Rolls coming poor choice wanted
Pennsylvana Extra, l9d2oo Wsstern Reserve Extras
Western Full Cream lttdi.ac de- Good iss9l.e naI, y,
7Is7&c for Fair 70 GOOD Refining Maseovadoes Refined
,sd Cut @ ions .1.nSa z & snd nj
wanted q S Feed hT@sr Bran slS SS8ss . Ss Ss
Wheat weaker; No. Red spot sold at 81 81 Msreh 81
q a. APT e e "a q and 81 sI . Sa r, ~ tH oe s1g
bid asked Tor sah Mixed February 64'e bid o3lso
ssked for March 5ii. bid o4'c asked Tor Apr ooc' oo
Loys Feb 5FsgT sas9s Fancy 50 I,i sid e eash; o
Nav, Family Sc g BID cash Triple Extra 55 cash
se 62e May %hest opened lower bat ADVANCED SSz Sss
DO 81 20aSl 20l. dull st 34c cash ard fe6rnary
36dSjisc Aarcn; H936ssc. Apr; 81 ss3oc May oais
bid farley dull aud unchanged wnskey steady a. 81 05
PORK lower az st2 81 cash S2 27i2 FeDraary 81
sl2 50 April Lard lower at 7so. Bulk Meats dull aud
lower Shoulders 5ojatO5c; Clear Ribs Gao Gear
sdeS 655d 5000. Bacon lower Loose Clear soss - 70
100 OdO bush; oats bush Barley, 5000 BUSH ship
meDis-Four 1000 bbls. Wheat lOOO bush; Corn 4'o'o
T6tEDo Feb. Wheat weak Amber Mchlqan, SPOT
81 2sq No Red Winter. March, II 81 April II 81 =
Mixed 4O4oi No 2 March 4Oo.: May 43c Rejected. sec
oais neglected Glover seed qme Prime 81 90 No 2 - A.
Wheat weak !; No. ? RED Winor. March 81 o96
May 81 34'.. Corn dull aud over No S9ac ask ed ,o
ments-Wheat. l,0OJ bu-h; Corn, 10000 bush
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,per Vessels and Railroads.
THURSDAY. Feb. 8. 1880.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TuuRsDAr. Feb. 8. 1880.

ASHFs-Cuiet. unchanged. ....s ~
nor no more act We ana steady At - q9l5asc for Ora
10 Pri- CaTgoes including Fair AZ II sc sales 5UVV ~
Horrox" and 042 BAGS eH "Iycho bf"ho "'Af ~
gsl bags Tycxa Brahe,' l4c ,, .,.,.a,. s.,os
Vetton quiet steady and unchnr geo sso
including 400 Tor export sly
sinning and go Tor speculation eSered on
bsles. recenfs AT the ports TO-DAY lb6S2 bales sgds
~ g3, bales this nsf week ard 233IS last year s
September Ssj26l3 bales against 5'4"5'i44 O4le' ~
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

The Savage Mining Company has levied an assess-
yuent of Soc per share the Dudley one of Doc. and
the Hillside one of soc.
,;overnru ent bonds to-day were al higher on a
moderate amount of business. The transactions at
the Boards included $4,000 coupon and $4,000
registered IS of 1881 at 1O5l, S102. .000 coupon 5s
at 103D 1031s, $4,000 coupon 4los at l0S and
$50 600 registered at 1O67sO107ls, and $50 600
coupon and $4,000 registered As at 105G lO5is.
At the close the market was firm at the following
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

A far amount of business was done in State
bonds covering sales of Louisiana cOnsols at 4Sl9
Q49; North Carolina special tax. third class. at
6la; South Carolina 6s, non-fundable. at 6ss06 ::
Virginia 8s old. al 27. and 6s, deferred, at Si2 /;
Missouri lis of 1886 at 106; Tennessee 6s. old, at
&c aud Ga. new, at 3312. Annexed are the closing
quotations of State and municipal bonds:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
ruRopnAv FfNASUIAL MARKETS

ov Ec, hTbe rates discount hardening, partly
e., the general advance IN prees shd ie I'm
,iovene in business and part IN CONSEQUENCE OF pres
ye on The money msfke. created Dy Use sle o ohe bon
cd af Il Treasury bills which were io.,eu t
hv NJ above Der cent premium ana by the bds fo tbe
,s snutn Government per cent loan "a thI
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
HAVANA MARKHT.

uAvtNN Fob spanish gold. 21b's f2J7 EXCHANGE
active but tnltod states. 80 days go "a
rruuin. short r5l premium on London. lS't
= ls nf,alum IN Paris 2@a3. pTcmium. Sugar Hat ana
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

Tie dealings in railroad bonds today covered
the usual variety of ISSUES but In amount they
were less than they have been of late. and with
prices easter all around Erie second consols how
ever recovered TO 007s and funded IS TO 80 ls0S5.
Kansas Pacific hrsts Denver division, sold at lOo a
and AT 100 ex certificate, which certificate repre-
sents Sa4 per cent or back interest. The following
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06

The Sub-Treasury to-day gained Sf71.1S5 on
balance. made mp by gains of $160,9j6 currency
and S1O22e coin This reduces the loss since
Friday 10 1865. 743. Money was less active to-day
but ruled pretty steady at per cent until late,
when loans We're made at ., and afterward offered
at L. Discounts are dull, and leading dealers scale
foil
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
Btd.Asked

OF city bank stocks. the only sale Was OF forty
shares of Chatham at 105. The following were the
bidding and asking prices at the hrst call
New-York tribune., 1880-02-06
SHELDON g. WADSWORTH

BANkEES 10 WALI~NI
In addition = general Banking business buy AMI sei
all current al the NeWfork StocA
Exchange advancing same.
Desirable First Mortgage Railway Bonds Tor safe
Nm O. SHELDON. WM n. WADSwoRTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Assistant-Paymas-
fer Richard f. NJ Bal been ordered to instruction in
The Paymasters Depsr ment of the receiving ship Col
GRADE Assistant Pay master Charles 5. Williams has
been ordered TO instruction in the Paymasers Depart
Inent Of the receiving snip Wabash. AssistaDPdymas
ter Thomas Coure has been ordered to instruction ID
the Paymaster's office at Washington Navy Yard
Passed AssistaDt-P dymaster Frank II Clark has been
detached the receiving ship Wabash and placed on
waiting orders Passed Asslstan t-Paymaster Frank
PunkeUt has been detached from the washington
Navy Yard and placed on waiting orders Assistant
Paynaser Charles NJ. Ray has been detached from dy
in ie Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing ana placed on
Orlors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-16
CIVIL NOTES.

rudre Barnard Wednesday in Brooklyn gave
I'm in the SUIT over The arrears denving the
So, for a mandamus to compel the Registrar OF
Ts 10 receive the arrears of taxes without interest
Jndce Barnard, of the Supreme Court
rapted decree OF absolute divorce IN Brooklyn yes
80 I'm the case OF Annie A. Haywood against rreu-
- uevWoOd, who wss sentenced TO tue fenltehSlaIF
En- 81 T1nrs County Tor bIgamy January H. lssO
.Judce Blatchford has decided that the use
If steam IL Atlanuc-ave Brooklyn. is according to law
y, tismisslng the suit of Joseph Miller. properly
" sonr fhe me of the Long Island Railroad III InHt
ovenue against that company The decision was Lieu
zee erday.
Judge Westbrook yesterday granted open
lous for The examination Of witnesses IN mum
her Of Western towns IN the suit brought oy INC h9
soppe ID Lyman, q missionary for many years among
M Indians in DaEOa and NebraS "A az anst tne hS
William II Hare. Missionary Bishop OF Neeraska' Ior
coo oO0 Tor libel There are sXyhve witnesses on INC
S-t 70 he examined among whom are Bishop MAipPe'
,"v.rol other cergymen aud some Indians.