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Archbishop Purcell has been fail
ing pretty fast Of late, and has re-
turned to the convent in Brown
county, and entirely given up ad-
ministering the work of the church.
A coadiutOr has been appointed to
perform his duties,
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No. 2-PGZLLE
tn shit Mt st. -l, FIJI blanks with vowsls- so
that it shall read as one Of the commandments
CLINTON BOY
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The Springfield Southern Rail
road Company have mortgaged the
road to S. A. Bowman, as Trustee
for an amount not exceeding 1,OOO,-
600 to enable the company to issue
bonds to carry on the equipment,
completion and running Of the road.
Said bonds will bear z per cent. in
terest and may run twenty years.
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An Enquirer Washington special
says Major General Chamberlain,
who commands the Maine militia, is
the officer who was designated by
General Grant to accept General
Lees s surrender. He Is an admirer
Of President Hayes, indOrses his
policy, and is what is known in
Maine as an anti-Blaine Republican.
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To No. 5-Dim
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NYCISIONS-IuLY %.

S,,prrps ronfyf-C hqmbers--f,y Judge Donobue -
p 1e Ger asI sg cost VITA 70 renew on
$40 sheridan AT denied, too late
payment Of $40 costs jus 70 stand a. ;eearits Gate.
Gross What ansho7ty make the otdsr Risder
may tax 40, SIs q refereo.s
lin n C. ChetgeOd aBpo nted. Flynn agt. Bgys-Moton
% eos 70 E S cw %Ss t 70 s SSo
n he matter Of inert o cbetwoo si''i in
matter Of .tephenson.-J > AneToach appointed In Ae
nacnrhs SS .1,eaE am s,9,npa2y AT o,spso,c
REtIsr AIT msrorsna@ MnIeh ast Hass
Motion granted Ryan agt French clarS agt Bimtaln
RhneIander Bushnell age BIdgford Foster sat Poster
B4San etz at Lyoa isaf Lsssr Leasris aet Lss
Granted In the matter 81 B1nnser a. sire 10 see eoan
apoipted FIRST National Bank Meaiy Fourth Va
AIT Bowe eteAoion dsniet without costs Armstrong
sad fesrv aef LearrIenied SiroaI costa Batiing
agt Caty Undqr what a9, hority OF decision u tis
death Fl the naric ended the reference the
SrsSte LaePwsea ss Kelly; Loeb agt willis
denied Hancock at wal Gross sgi i x, o.
Co,npaRy-Orer granted denying morton, h3't9ews ast
This conform TO my decision. ~
b. Judge PotterCroit agt ADMINISTRATIONS for IN
unctOn granted with go Gnggenhoimer art GezeT
Gsoiou arane with $40 costs segbers act Cohen-
tor adr o o" aah ss cross as
denied viii $40 costs TO o. Pad ey @ W %
another tOu allowed The People TX rel Dua ey ag
Bell-Grantcd. 81,
St1syior Court-SpeciaI Tern-Bv Judge Sedgwiek
Washburn gt a-Bai reduced 10 $3.50 joseph
ACT Re ell Order disseminating action IN Association fr
HE re,ieg az Resuec able dgent Females
TonDkns e aI-Order confirming report OF referee Hsr
crave AFT Hargrave-Order OF Substitution kOehler agt
Adler Arnold agt. Styles Eceles agt Darragh Thomp
son agt. HOffman.-OrdeTs granted,
Common Pieas-C kdmberg-Bv Judge Van H0esen
sohn agt Rrahe alMotiOn denied with n y costs 10
abide the event; order Schreyer art Banern
sehmidt.BOni approved. Bussng AIT Danorsn IN Ine
matter Riegemah Hennessy ast Heeny In the matter Of
BroOks-Apphcatons granted u -
Marine Coart-Geneydl Term : By Judges SIC
Adams Goepp Manning agt. the New England
Mutual Life COmpany-Judgment and 0rier APP
pealed from affirmed with G. sts
Order signed presented by defen liant Miers0n agt
Hodges-The irregularities although not inrsdictOna are
IN nv opinion isa compel the setting aside OF he
Judgment 0rier settled notice. Cromwell ag' Burr
See iorandum. Kugler agt. Wilson Bond approved
Bernhard agt. ST. JohD.-Amendment allowed Goetz aet
Goeman.-Defendant discharge Mullins agt hedilng;
Parmey agt. Clayton dismi, sed shores agt nm
MOTION denied Basey Hanlen Deck-M OtiOn dslIsso
Allen agt Spencer - Receiver appointed.
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NAVAL ORDERS

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Leave of absence
has been granted 10 Commodore A. r. Hughes. com
manding ths Navy Yard Norfolk Va, for month
from the 10Th Of August Also the following for one
month each Masters l. L. Rsamy and A. u Baker,
Master Downs L. Wilson. Master g. G. Lumey, Surgeon
Edward l.. Bozert, PAymaster John Furey. Passed AS
distant Engineer B. c. Gowing. Commodore c. II. Wells,
chief signal officer. Medical Director Charles Martin,
Passed Assistant Engineers G.. W. Baird and l. j. W.
Cooper Lieutenant l. 8. Basscft and Paymaster X =.
Mcconnell. Commander A. III. Mccormick and Cnef-En-
eineer Joseph TriIley. Lieutenant 8. II. Vail. Com
pander IT, C. Taylor, Carpenter Peter Ward Passed As
distant En- gineer Absalon Rarbig Gunner A. MELON
aid Carpenter HchborD, Carpenter George w. Como
the leave OF absence of Passed Assstan Paymaster
Louis A. Yorke has been extended one month
The orders assigning MIdshipman Harry Kimmel 10
Training Snip Portsmouth, have been revoked. and
he has been plae ed on waiting orders.
Captain g. b. Haycoek, United states Marine Corps,
has been granted leave OF absence for twenty days from
August II
The United States steamer Tallapoosa left Ports
mouth, Va, this morning for the North.
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DIPLOMATIC EXPERIENCE IN BELGIUM.

Colonel William c. Goodloe, Of Kentucky,
late United States Minister Resident at Brussels has
returned home in ume TO take active part the
political campaign He resigned his post in Bel GUM
because he did not wish to remain longer away from
his own country In conversation with TRIBUNE re-
porter az the National Republican Committee the
other day. he said he thought long enough for
IN American 20 spend IN Europe unless he is
tn drop out OF the current Of Affairs at home Colonel
Goodoe found life Brussels very agreeable far rs
its social features concerned The Diplomatic Corps
j. made up OF able Belgium - considered by all
the European Governments ~ xcsl!ent point for
observing what il going forward tbs whole field OF
diplomacy and they send hrstclias men t. look after
their lptrrests there. Colonel GOOdlOe high
terms OF the Intelligence OF King Leopold his Interest
m scentic matters and IN tho welfare OF the people
The Government lie rs as FREQ and liberal thnt
of EBgland Ministry being responsible tai lels
latiye body the King being bound bv The COnsttu
select ministers representing tie views OF
majority. The litlcai questions which divide the
people chiefly the schools, which party
wishes TO separate from the iRfiasnce ~ The cergy-a
measure strongly resisted by the Ofhsr Colonel Good
loes experience with regard % the expense OF living
Europe was that Of most of our diploma
REPRESENTATIVES. lie fOug ~ Necessary 10 spend about
twice OF his salary IN order 10 1--we n style
beftfing his position and 10 keep footing of
equally with his colleagues representing otInr
countries. the bOsDiiaties they extended
hun. Colonel Goodies successor Is James o. Putnam.
Of Buffll0.
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wet by rain which leaked through the roof. The con-,
planant alleges negligence the part Of the defend
ants who have The building under supervision In noe
keeping the roof properly repaired
A writ of habeas corpus was asked of Judge
McCuc ia the Brooklyn City Court yesterday by the
counsel OF Patrick Hassett, who was arrested the day
before for alleged arson In the burning OF his qu0y
store at No 81 Dunieldst. The writ sought on the
ground that report Of FIRE Marshal Lewis exoner-
ated Hnsseft and because ne IL confined In Raymond
Street jail three other prinoners one Of them an
alleged murderer. On denying the writ, on the ground
that 10 not within his Authority the Judge took
casOn animadvert upon the action Of The superyis
ors who hal he said erected one Of the finest jHs In
the country and had not authorized its uss aud
busy trying down the salaries OF officer,
to attend 20 jai matters.
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in which the and had mistaken
each others signals he In the employ OF tue SION
ington Line pilot about twentyhree or twenty our
years for two years and during that time was tn
only pilot board did not consider 1t as safe 10 r
with one pilot with two; he thought there shou u
be mt least four men In the pIo,i' nous,;
when 10 became necessary to put down the wheel pretty
sudden though OF course 1t made difference as To no"
tho boat stcered. ,,o
on his boat both pilots kept in the pilo
during the entire trip In thick weather he always
there himself and he always In all Kinds or weaueI
on the trip from New London 10 Newfork III cIehI
wea her thought the whistle 0f the New FORK nlgnt
be heard from six tn eight mlles he did not DeIeFo
that the Stonmgton and Narrag could nave gp
within minutes of each other the night OF tne cor
lsOn without hearing each others Whistles prONlucu
they properly blown: they ought To have heafu
the wins les iron five to six miles OF . 49,.
Daniel H. Rodman. Of kingston Il L., being caileu 10
the stand, stated that he passenger ON tue
st0ning June IL. He OF the boats low
cred, and noticed her pulling around the stern OF ue
Stoniugton and asked those board why they dh no.
passengers from the Narragansett WHO couu
then be seen i'm the water The reply WAS made thts
the plug was out OF the boat, and that she would
founder before she reached the Narragansett Ihe
passengers who rescued toward the last ne sad
very much eKhaust ed: all were carefully attenoen
70; he the steward and one other officer OF lns
Stoningou whom he did not know assisting the rescnsu
passengers alter the collision these were ihe ohiS
officers Of the steamer he saw. -.
Al conclusion OF Rodma1's testimony, the nVesH-
CATION was adjourned 70 Tuesday next, at 10 a. H.
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EUROPEAN TOURISTS.

SIX STEAMERS TO SAIL To-DAY-CLosE OF SEA-
son IN WHICH A MULTITUDE OF PASSENGERS
HAS BEFN CARRIED.
Six steamers will sail for Europe to-day,
carrying about 81 passengers They are the Gerpae'
OF the White star Line the Necar of the North German
Lloyd the Helvetia of the National the BelgenSn1 OF
the Red Star and the CIrcassa and Victoria, OF the
Anchor Lines Since January the steamship lines nave
done thriving business in carrying American travellers
to Europe, but the ends with the outgon
steam RS to-day For the last few months the appiica-
tons for accommodations the large steamers nave
been greater than the STEAMERS capacity The travel
abroad this has been much larger than that Oh
last year. Among those who have taken passage on the
Germanic arc II. ". billiard. United States Minister 10
Brazil; the Rev. p Il. O.e, Blroness do henasca, the
Rev. o. Freemuth. and A. YOrko and Il. II. Collins or
Prime Leopod's suite. j.. p. Washburne the Rev. DE-
f. Harwood and c. G. Schumann, the Imperial German
Consul Will sail on the Neckar. The Rev. H. ThOen
and the Rev J. NJ Famwang are among the passengers
on the Belgenland
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY a. $780,

Worcester yesterday between the Chicago ana "orces
ter Clubs which resulted IN favor OF the Cnicago Oup
by the following score Chicago, j; worcester l.
very interesting game was played In Providence on
Thursday between the Providence and Cincinnati Base
Ball Clubs The Cincinnati Climb came of second Des'
the following being the score: CINCINNATI z; fro"-
dence. q. l., p.,,onoo
return game of baseball was played in ProVaehGe
Yesterday, In which the Cincinnati CluD was Dauiy
beaten BIZ the Providence min by q score OF 10 u
Poorman has been engaged by the Chicago C'uD d.
pit hes. 1, ,,-..e. . Ana
of s25 was posed upon Bushong for nsubortiinao
At Springfield yesterday the Nationals easily defeated
the Rochester Club by "a of o to q.
In the game betw the Boston snd Bnhalo Cues az
Boston yesterday the home clue came of VICTORIOUS oy
a score OF TO 2
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The leave of ab-
granted Major c. H. Carlton. Sd Cavalry. from
Headquarters Department OF the Platte has been
tended fodr months.
Leave OF absence for year has been granted Cap
tain Jacob II. smith, 1871 ILfanry.
BY direction OF the Secretary Of War the following
changes the stations Of officers " the Pay Department
are announced Major H. q. Thomas, PaYmaster. Is
hevcd from duty In tue Department OF Dakota, ana has
ordered report person for duty the Com
mand nR General, Department OF tho Missouri, to re-
ueye Major o. w. Baird. Paymaser. who mas been or
dcred being relieved 10 report In person tor duty
10 the Commanding General Department OF Dakota.
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MRS. MERRILLS JUST WRATH.

The summing up in the Merrill will case
continued before Surrogate Calvin yesterday.
David Mcclure and ex-Judge Porter argued the
the proponents to show that when Mrs Merrill made
the will giving her large fortune to Cardinal McCloskey
she was of sound mind. Mr.. Mcclure said that Mrs.
Merrill born in 1910, and married to Captain
Merrill at the age Of sixteen. She was person OF
strong temper and strong feelings, which occasionally
found expression in strong language, despite her edu-
cation aud usual habits Of refined demeanor She 1t
who took George Merrill, poor boy and educated him.
Captain Merrill cared for him only because Mrs. Merrill
did. IL che who enabled George to acquire posi-
in society and to assert himself. Until 1858 she
continued to manifest toward hun the same care and
affection The change was not caused alone by his
rsge but by succession Of nets his part. She be-
a Roman Catholic. not through the Influence OF
priests bat led by her strong mind and Judgments but
upon her death bed the members of Georges family did
allow her receive the Last rites of tue Church.
She bad been informed that Miss Lang. whom George
married. fortune-hnnter, and the information she
received sufficient for her to form such behof.
Then think that he had deserted her TO seek
an unworthy woman. e fer getting your education
and becoming independent" she wrote him. you have
now deserted tha old woman who think be OF
more use to YOU" Tae dial feeling and gratitude
were wanting and she knew IT, There was. the
argued instance OF greater ingPatltude than
when the who owed everything he mad and was TO
after her husband He has" the counsel con-
nued stirred the social cesspOos OF every capital
In Europe 10 show IN TINS contest tnaJ sne was drunk
ard and consofted with improper persons; he himself
wroto the 10 elicit the Information he
slred and now they that thS oman WAS Insane be-
she did not wish to hear nehOsed the name Of
this man. Well lt was a spot Her memory Of the
adopted she had loved ltkc that OF dead
child he no longer the same being hc had once
been TO her. aud she did not wish TO hear anything
which should recall hts lugrattuds 10 her"
One OF tine interesting phases OF the argument was
the recalling of opinions delivered by Judge Porter HIM
selI while IN Court OF Appeals. whicn Mr. Mcclure
claimed sustained the position OF the proponents.
Judge Porter continued the argument, emphasizing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-24
B5SE-BALL NOTES.

A game of baseball was played in Boston
on Thursday, between the Boston and Buffalo Clubs
which easily by the homo club by score OF
10 j.
closely contested game of baseball was played In
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4 SHIP ABINDOAED At SEA.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 23.-The steamer New
born arrived TINS morning from Mazatlan, having on
board the mate and a portion Of toe OF the ship
Matilda, from Esquimaut 20 Caao with lumber. aban,
d0ned June ~. Captain Jones. MS wife AID Il
portion OF the took DOa and the the
remainder or the took the other During cyclone
tbs boats parted company. which time nothing mas
been heard OF the captains boat
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CIVIL NOTES.

The referee in the suit of Mrs. Alice
Lagrove who bears the stage name OF Asnes Leonard.
against her husband, William Lsgroye has reported IN
favor OF divorce.
In the divorce suit of Catherine Williamson
against Adam Williamson, the plaintiffs counsel was
served with writ purportng to come from u lawyer
named james W. Bennett On meeting Mr. Bennett
yesterday tbs plaintiffs counsel said that he was ready
10 fix the day for tue trial. and learned his amaze
ment that Mr.. Bennett knew nothing OF the case.
A suit for $4,000 damages has been
brought against the Board of Supervisors OF Kings
County by William H. wardell the ground of PER
sona Injuries received by hIm while drilling the 23d
Regiment Armory, from slipping upon the door made
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The new Sunday School scholar w.O was
better vefsed IN the frOttng vocabulary than Moses
and the prophets astOnsned the superintendent OF tae
- sunday School last Sunday, oy replying to his
question: (Which class would yOu like 10 90 into, my
little man :" The $40 Glass; Norwich Bulletin.
The best Summer resort for n spItz dog is o
watering place The dog should be placed about four
feet under water NOrrisrown Herald.
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POPULATION or Rhode ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 23.-Rhode Island
Is the first state send to Census Bureau a com
plele statement OF population Toe whole number IA
2767I0 gain Of 90 3O7 81 % cent In ten ears
Thore is a gain In every town buthy
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Cost an0 fouuo.
I OST.-Bank Book No. 1I6.451, issl

0ST.-Bank Book No. 116,451, issued oy
h tho German savings Bank tho CITY Of Newfork 70
John etze Is missing the Under holder Of the look re-
questd 10 deliver 1t the bank IL restored before VIC
sth OF september 1881, Application viii be male 70 '
bank tor book
NOTICE.-S1 900 REWARD.-The follow
~ United states Bonds and missing from ns
assets the Robert whitaker. deceased .,
bonis OF siOD each, 65s 1891. 6,I06 and ote
issued under sct February &, 1851. o,o-
bonds Of 900 each 6Ts ISL Nos zoos ana V"''
issued under ~ c. March 5. 1888 -.
-Four nds oi 800 each os 1888 to 1896 inclusive
Also.
a. 49, $3.50. 5ld0l 6J6OI, 6U6O5 b2SoO. $780,
$500. 7l,3e 7l,54l issued unaer SOS of July ~ "
August o, 1861. ,, .,s
The coupons belonging SAID bonds were deache' anu
cOnsIit a part II In possession ~.
All cautioned against Negotiating any o. -
Of 81 will paid Tor any h'
manon that will secure their recovery. r., 4
WILLIAM OVi-RI GrON. Lefper st. Prankford ~ :.
ROBINSON, POI LodgesI, Executors of Robert
deceased 20 their AttOfneys J. a. JohNooN 'V5 N ~
nut-st on ARIES 3. PANs;nAsT. 4l6 Nanuts1' fHA~
aAlphiA Penn.
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be receives ouly 81 per day while the court is in
session.
On page 379, Acts of 1876 is an act to abolish
the Court of County Commissioners Of Lowndes
County. On page 3S1, same book, is act to
abolish the Court of County Commissioners of Dali
las County On pages 1888 and 3S5, Acts of 1S75]76,
As an act establishing Boards of Revenue for these
two counties OF Lowndes aud Dallas with all the
powers Of the Court of County Commissioners
On page 1876 Acts Of 1S76-'77 is an act to abolish
the Court of County Commissioners of Wilcox
County. On page 157 is an Act to establish a
Board Of Revenue for Wilcox County.
In all these counties the Republicans had elected
the Commissioners by large majorities The acts
above referred TO. after abolishDg the Courts gave
to the Governor power to appoint the members of
the Board OF Revenue. and Democratic Governor
has appoin ted men over the people who never could
have been elected.
On page so. Acts Of 1s74-'75, is an act requiring
nll county officers who are required TO give bonds
70 give sureties on their bonds who reside in the
county and who have property in that county of
The value Of double the amount OF the bond over
and above liabilities and exemption of securities.
In the Republican counties there are very few
white Republicans who owned property to make
The bonds, and this cut Republicans in these
counties of from any chance Of giving bonds,
Rnd the Democrats knew it. The law an
swered the purposes it was made for.
The bonded officers of counties are Probate Judge,
Sheriff, Clerks of Circuit Court Tax Assessor and
Collector and County Treasurer. Their bonds
range from So. 600 to $4,000. The Commission
erS Courts, or Boards of Revenue where
established, Grand Junes, any five citi-
kens may require new bond to be given
1t almost any time by any Of these officials, and