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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Tour quotations represent ,cholssale prices en-
oept When job lots are specified
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

LEAF TOBACCO - Running stock 500 hhds.
On sale 100 hhds. M arket quiet. Low iuga 81
90 p b, medium Ak@4ke good aud fine 4xop
&c. Low leaf 5k@6kc. medium 6k@7ko good
and fne 7k@8ko. Sc ections V010c.
MANUFACTURED TeBAooo-In request and
strong. Fine. plug 80 o7lo y ID. fine medium
b1059o. Bright quarters. common sound. 81
Ds7,. Bright navy. 4's and IS, sp05tc. Black
sweet ss@<1c. No l, 5's and los. dark blacs
sweet SO atsc. Navy ibs black 9904eo. navy s's
black s4@&3c. Fancy styles. natural Leaf A2@A7e.
M. /. ma. extra fancy G7GnA60.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
LOUISIANA PRODUCTS.

THE JallO,rng prices are for round lots. Job
lots are 25a5oc more per bbl according to Quaitv
FLouR-With the continuance OF an inquiry
for export and a fair local demand the market
Is frmer. Fine ~ 500b. superfne S5dDb 37k SIN
gle extra Is 80 05 62, double extra s5 1906 treble
extra % 500 37h. choice extra S-W6 62h
family % 6s@6 Is. fancy % 1907.
CORN MEAL % 100 Dbl,
GMTs-$2 e0@D3 Is v Dbl.
HOMINY-42 1898 Dbl
nvr Nr INC 10
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
RICING AT JER0liH P4PK.

This will be the second day Of the jerome Park
bool postponed until today and five races VIII h. rum.
The first race vii be III miles for purse OF 500. and
Ackerman's horse surge Ugcd, pjunds Iarrs horse
Rcdman tagged. no. Dwyer Brothers gelding Wafeld
o. 1917, Taylor's lilly Una a. 1927, and DAILY geiIng
Boardman g. 1922 will start. Warlield Is great favor
ite and It : harI how he can lose The
Second viii be the Hunter Stakes b miles for three
year-Od fes and those fine racers, Ghdea and Giro
ne Will meet again Ghacia is the iavorite and viii
probably WIN, but GirOhc Is likely to pusn her hard.
Fonr viii run, the regular weight, 1l5 pounds each
They are COnneis Ghdeia, Snedikers Giroo, Bevinss
Emily f. and Croase's Dawn.
Third will be a OF u miles, for a purse of 5000
and four Will run-G. L. LOrillarts colt Harold q years.
1913 pounds) Dwyer Brothers colt Elias Lawrence g.
I'D, Mukey colt Judge Murray %. 99), and Nelson's
fy Little Buttercup g, 96). Harold is the iavorite
anu II he Well as he ran for the Manhattan
Handicap Saturday he cannot be beaten. Bat Little
Buttorcup much better than expected Saturday
and perhaps she hurry Harold le at the hnish.
The fourth will be 1ls miles, for purse of 400
with five startersDwyer Brothers' geldng Charlie Cor
ham (6, 10i). B-mOnts mare Sus1uehaLna &c. l0i),
Ingomar g. 85) and TaylOrs Hy Gossip e., 81.
puzzug lot TO pick the winner from, but from pre-
vous performances the finish should lie between Susque
hanna and Gossip.
yearOds thai have never won race. with allowances.
Ten will sarl-Withers's colt SratGspey l05 pounds)
and Ernest colt QO5), Pierre Loriards colt Merr
mae q O5), Purycar's hly Mabel N02) LOyds Fellow
craft -Cornucopa 1ly uO2). McElG.cers colt General
Monroe l105). ROgers's geldng OnslOw Q02) Chase's
FLY Elise Q02) and flly Maseminc Q02), and Burn
poct taking this but Lioyd's FelloWcraft lly
will be u IngerOuS competitor.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Rich FALL COSTUMES SHOWN.

James McCreery g. Co., Broadway and
Eeventh-st.. have made extensive alterations in their
large establishment. The second floor, which was
formerly divided into several departments has been
thrown into immense room and is principally de-
voted TO costumes and outside garments This house
has done away with general openings and exhibits goods
as fast they received In this way to
have on hand at all times something and interest
ing Among the imported costumes exhibition Is an
elegant dinner toilet OF deep brocade the design
combined with old gold in The long square tram Is
OF brocade; the front drapery Is arranged double
panIer effects edged with garnet chenille fringe tipped
with balls or gold. TIE la pefgc Il cut In dee
points and Is finished with small cord. An evening
brocade showing the design large
foliage and buds Ia combined with black plush
long round train Is formed by loose pun Of the brocae
Duchesse lace finishes this elegant costume Another
dinner toilet garnet brOcade and garnet satin
heavily trimmed with garnet beaded passementcrie
placed diagonal bands both side breadtns The
front laid In DOI peas when n shed across
the bottom aud IN the centre with triple of old
gold and satin pcangs LAID above the other
Among the imported wraps ana mantlcs Ii deep cloak
OF black plush lined with cardinal satin with star
brocadc the bottom is finished with "A heavy narrow
fringe above which ID band o. feather trmmDg There
number OF plush garments on exhibition. Ine fur
department Of this house has long been nOifd the
quality and beanty Of their garments aud tbk fall
Is unusually large display. The silk department con-
introduced into this country. Manufacturers are not
satisfied with brocades that would stand aono In their
rchness but they must be Embroidered Ia the Inost
elaborate manner.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
CALENDAR, rIIS DAY.

SUPREME coum -cHANHGa.-La Srcnce l. 'oir oo,u. At
1890 Calendar called at - D. Mos; ~. -. ll5,
81 : 81 5, 5lj. ;}2O 52I
,ifNE,L TEOi-Dayis p. J.. BRADY Barrett, il
i91ri o %P's so " s T s9 @ iSS 81 55 2o o., a5 a. o. &
2il. 2i3 20. -, 2l9% 152, 2jJ. 25l, 20, 2jj:
and FIcrNos 7O2 G7s 540 no 723 72l 725.
726 727. 12S l29 80 73 152 3, 1ji 80. 13a 81 19S
7ji. 1866.
CiRcUIr-PARr I-Dauels Court opens at 1890 a. H.
PAKT IG-Beach. J.-Court opens at 1880 a. Mos.
$50 l97? ~ i059 1891 2oo1 2o72, 2lis 2lli 2l2s,
PARr IIi--E--. J.-Court opens lO3O a. mad
suPRSloe CouRi-SrFcAL TElm-Russcll I-Court opens
AT 10 III. Calendar called 1t II a. m.Nos l6, %, 7.
TRIAL TERMPARr I-fIeedman, J.-Couft opens at IL Il
No day calendar.
PAK IL speir J.-Court opens at II q. m.-Nos S6I
4Si. 46s 4Gs i67 ''' '''' ''' 'o- 'O'
PATf I~seiewick. G. J.-Court opens at il a. m-Nos
PAS 3l6 AL 442, 443 44i. 4I5 46. AL AS 449 45 b
ComHoS PLEAs-srFc1AT TERN Van Brunt Court opens
at Ii a. Mo day calendar
EQUIrr TREMaJ f. DAILY J.-court opens at IL a. m
TRraL fERM-PAmr &c r. DAILY O. J.-Court opens at II
m.Nos 64g 635, $685. 66l. 169. 76J, 7Gi 1885, 7GG 7G7
76s 7S9 77O. 772.
PAEr II-Iarremore. J.-Court opens at IL a. m-Nos
6io 1856 740 40 750 75l 1872 1885, 707 1855 759 76O
l,ESERAL sEssloSs-PARr I-Smyth R-Tho People art
Gilard kdouard Francis BRAND burglary William NJ. FL
the William NJ. Barrow, Charles b. Barrow
Sefy JoSn meosan Timothy MTllan HSaha% ug prS Sg
felonous assault anu battery Francis Hess, Mary
Connolly grand larceny Anne Ddbson. burglary Charles
PART FLOWING Tho People agt. John Ballari
Joseph Reno grand larceny LOUIS konei John MaIin nd
ward assault aud battery George Halonn
James Knaeagh. burglary Michael Roach larceny from r
person Francis Anderson John kerns petit Eliza
beth Williams feonious battery Martin
Francis Melron. robbery; Theodore Hschoch. Edward
I. Zsehocn violating Lottery law John O'No larceny from
person.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
AFF4IRS Al ALBANY.

ALBANY, Oct. 4.-Supermtendent of Public
Works butcher has received Information to the ehecl
that the water in the Erie Canal at Syracuse or any
where else Is 40 low that boats ground.
First Deputy Acknowledgement Knggles has written
letter to the Joseph b. Carr secretary OF state IN
relation to H. time OF meeting the Board Of Insec-
tors in Bnghamton, for the purpose OF registering
voters in which he says " II the city OF Binghamon
has over 16 900 inhab tints shown b. the United
States census 1880 the law (Cnapter $40. Laws of
1ssO governs and Board OF Inspectors must meet
for the above purpose on TuesdaythIee weeks before
tne DIV of the general eectOn-and on Friday OF the
week preceding such election. II the enumerators nave
Aled nm the County Clerks office OF BrOOme County the
certificate required nv Section OF the Act OF Congress
approved March g. 1879 nded by the Acc of Con-
grc-s approved April 90 1880, and such certlncate
show. me population Of Bm0hamtOn to over $4,000.
then The fact is sufficiently aud officially shown By the
last census required Oy Chapter oI0 oi the Laws oi
l.. IN
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
REINSTATED IN HIS POSITION.

John C.. Campbell, for many years cher
engineer OF the Croton Aqueduct. was removed from
that position by the Commissioner OF Public WORKS III
October 1879 Great publicity al the tiine given 10
the removal II charged that Mr. Campbell mad
been guilty neglect OF duty in allowing bad work nan
ship IN the construction OF arch In Forty secOndsL
which fell few days before. He claimed that he was
not responsible the bad work that was done by %
contractor that 1t not within his department, ana
that the neglect Of duty that OF an inspector ap
pointed directly by the Commissioner OF puDhc "orAS'
Upon these grounds he applied TO the Supreme ourl
through his counsel, Douglas CampD Tor an Order o
Reinstatement Judge Lawrence, To whom the appHca-
ton was made denied the motion, holding that the de-
csiOn OF the Commissioner was final. lie added that
whether the Court would have arrived a n" same re-
suit upon the fcts was the question. Upon appeal
the General Term also denied the applcauOn Tor tht
same reasons The Court Of Appeals has now reversed
the decision OF the Courts below, annued the order OF
reinoy al aud ordered Mr.. CampbeiPs relnstatement
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
BROOKLYN'S WATER SUPPLY.

Mayor Howell presented to the Brooklyn Board
of Aldermen yesterday afternoon veto OF the reSo
luton of that body adopted on Monday. recon-
mending that the Commissioner of City Works
adop; the plans and specifications of Edward Freel,
TO supply additional water works at cost OF
1913, $50. Tho Mayor gives as his reasons Tor TINS
action that the Aldermen had transcribed their
nowcrs i'm this recommendation. The veto was read
to the Board and under the rules hes over for one
week. Any further action by the Board was smut
on by a motion TO adjourn. presented by Alder
man Kane Wem.l. of the Sixth Ward, and carried
l,y "a vote of twelve to ten.
Commissioner French. of the Department of City
Works said that in Of this action he would to-
day call upon the Mayor to authorize work upon
new water works under the emergency clause OF
the charter and would advertise for proposals
under the specifications laid down by the Chief
Enpineer of The Department.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06

co,ia 40 55i.-B. Godnoy Tompkns appellant agt ucor 70
~ Coeue rospOdent nrpuod by Francis L9rttl IOr ipprl
liant ~ Ham valentine Tor respond l. ~" -
* o. sherwood appellant agt. Dlyi terplalk r. - - -.
Taspondsnt 40 ,57-shepatd r. KNAPP. appean asL
Walf,r Roche respondent argued Nv j"Dh H. - III !,
+. MtGIwan Tor r'HnoOItDl o ~ y,
the OF laying Olt ETC.. Lyh2si0G. ~ ue "
Rhuebeck ,ucd by W. > HeYopr i' appinh 49,
Tovor forr -Marta J.. P'lu leY adlnim, \,
trarX ETC. resnon ent ag'. william Ouh aId oihrr- app
lam argnrd by Henry Dairy, jr for aupei Iet C'oA
so JGi lH0uI ff H. fo1h'n dnu "lh'I ~
suuudcnt. art Jeremiah Dcvcn and inO.bei, thtrn,Os,
anne nfs: mi ttd. so. flIu red0.h ~ ','lF
SpecirI Tenn affirmed with COSTS Sc" JD9 Ga iet,
m apUelanfs, agt. ErOn Peek fthpon '.,
Anrru ami auoer ippr l'ani = w 90,
ian " Moo respondents; aftHrd ~ y. -
Moak for appellants. Charles H. hammond tts2oh,, , sn,
no 57j- Ths Attorney General agt tne Mutual lIe ihSuT
ance Company; submitted
DECISIONS.
The fol 'ow IN, decisions were hanicd down: Ward agt
WarrcI.-Judt tmcrt affirmed wlh cost. HehIe aBi, We
peone Judgment affirmed GIecIw00l agt schumacher
Egg.s on 20 the President efc 81 the C0um IA luihpe
reversed ana new iihl
T. abide IT, Belmont at. COrnen; NAhrI hEt;
Wakqr.-Ordrrs anlrmei with costs The B"HtNci anu
Burnhim acturng Company at lhayer ne fe9Pie
OK rel Thaycrag IOwe-NDIpn denied without costs inc
People ex CanpDeI agi. Campbe l-Drders o -. he'
ami cal Terms costs, ana ofdet oI re-
moval reversed and annued. Howard agt JOHNSTON
OF General and ju0gmo1t on port O rie,
The People rel. We kos ~: tho
B0arn queens COuutyJud0nent 0t zen
eral Term that b. s u direct aIeN crsa ol tno
SPECIAL Term aud that the writ he qul@hed "ithOu
Fischer agt. kaab-MOOu for rrgumen lele" WIN "a"
costs. 80, -. 81, ,u,ooIs
for Wednesday Ocober6 1880: Nos 20 -Jl ZoI "Oi "V''
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
DECISlONS-OCr, ..

SyDreue Courf-C Chqmbers-Bv Judge lawrence
at Fee So Motion 10 place special Crcut
Calendar Is granted Bumhn agt fee No. g Notion grant
denied with costs Jut with leave o renew on proper
showing Of defence 10 the panis cause o acton aalnc
ag' sam l y" NO. a,Sd m ,I ,n,v1, ~ 6v aX
and report "ha si2a ] Dc Alng' 20 w. ens ,iiop ~ 1
Bonner ftzSlmmons.-I am uuwuhng 20 appoint
va ue raruculry where h.e alayits presented by
the that the vue OF the mo- tgage prem
I,r- tar exceed, named The moving adays mo
ton denied with leave 10 renew Nimerdng ~ Mckesson
ait Riley; agt Wegr Chambers sulvan Ham
burger at Fee BIsch aer Alden; Levy agt Alden Gun
,,t. Cori. aTt o'I,rIrn- Motion denied without COSTS
matter OF seigWlckayenu -iteerred to Francs L.
mex at Faeaadriek-IIcerre to Wn6ur Tarrcmoe as
eerLn anI ips & cobs %Ai 'o @ 10 IN e otcrof 20 'I Bem
WIS., sc counsel Woods agt aceWnat is the nature of
another ag' trosMoton TO change place II Trial
,S IS M cG Vim II i1 cosf. io hide the event Scnwabe
disson art SchNabrIl-sen am not satisfied with
druce this shall therefore send The back to
notice OF settlement. louse AgAte-I will the
asns i m Gg c1e I pio6e by The on Condition hat
he pav expenses raoy incurred by the defendant Tor
@ a t he gnion thaf thus %r Should he ai-inissid shriyer
AT >hrvcr B4estief CLARK Fearing agL 1iyn- -ston
= A. ood Machine Company AIT Kesnolls -Mouons rian
c.r,a%r, II"Ey Jades Van Vorst~white and anojntr
at. Matthew,.-Case aud amendments settled
superior CDHrt-NDCcidt I1m-By Judge l,usSeil.-
The swedish. etc. Lutheran Church, etc, agt, Wallroh.
Ou!cf o d'atoH iiii,e la.e a. ,"e lnii LII
wort -Or.cG rrultur signed. St John Outing
t al -Grcu ,aubSiluIOn h4pln alL Congregation heu
rr-.ttl Israel. cIC-DfGtT granting Meyer
Dungerty ocnyng motion for Injunction. Mucahy
agf Donovan ct a-Oner denying moil0n In e matter Oi
Ndr,.au ned Arnold aEL BIS anu er aklng
approved the ot The PcOc etc. eX rel johnson
All. callahan Il d-Ordcr sighed Haas AT Grodzensky-
iilud 2ur..vr,l Bys.ot BaXt~r-EclCrence ordered
Common PicdY- ->pecidi Term-By judge Van Brunt
In the matter he appIcaC OF Ritter. ctc-I know OF
d, au,t given b. the statu 10 the court 10 entertain
th- .pplcstiun.
E4.tE 1eIn-By Judge Boach-Hcucken. Ir, agt the
mr Life Insurance CompanyA H. cree Is ordered
for descendants with costs opinion.
UdfI1e Court Chambers - By Judge G0epp.-
Feist a. IT, Ca.se-Danol T. HAYES appointed referee Phil
ps lgf CASTOR Schairr agt Schafer Holman Mar.
lin iionncmcr agt Segal G aga. Brady.MOOns granted
Thompson ag Hauleubcck; Rice agt. Robinson. Orders
Judgment. Micrson ag ksCh-Or,r cancelng uuocrtik
NaCating schmidt
I}arrows. Default Canton agt Griffin. Matthews agt.
Shunlry. y.-Ouiers for dsCoutlnuance.
Nv III ige AGam-C Chlppcu agt Winters Opinion ncd.
Fitzpatrick agt. tar5y.-Orier settled Pacn Br
herry Brcrnalau, Gtummpn > Marcus ast,
KoscIb"rg; same agL Bro:odskyi Morrison AT Hose.-
Judgments nlcd
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
CAPTAIN N1IUANIkL BRIGGS.

Captain Nathaniel Briggs, vice-president of
the Williamsburg Savings Bank. died at his home, No.
I6O south Fiith-st Brooklyn on Sunday He had been
failing IN health June. 1879. He leaves wife.
three daughters and a son-the latter the Rev. N. L.
rector OF Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church.
Philadelphia. The funeral services held ST..
Johns Methodist Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. F.. D..
Yesterday, after which the remains taken 70
Cypress Hills Cemetery for iuterment
Mi. Briggs was born on Block Island, Rhode
Island IN 1903 in 1926 he this city, where
he successful that he soon commanded vessel
Of his own In 1886 he engaged In the frelghng com
mission business with his brother IN South ST. esab
lshing tie swiftsuIe Line. lie IA trustee OF the
American Seamens Friends Society, eX viceprosident
OF the Marue Society, director OF the Sailors Gene
tery Association. member OF the Board OF Council OF
the Old Ladies' Asylum. Staten Island, member Of
The Chamber OF Commerce, the Historical Society,
and the American Bible Society a director OF the
Williamsburg City aud other fire Insurance companies "a
director Manufacturers' National Bank founder
of the Sailors Monument Evergreens Cemetery, and
a member Of the Long Island Historical Association.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
LIE COURTS.
ccrsrD OF sLANDERIYG A SERVANT.

ACCUSED OF SLANDEhiNu o'1h' ''''
A SANDER suit always attracts attention IN
court There was an Interested crowd listening yes
tcrday TO fuch suit, tried before Justice Be"ch IN
Supreme Court Circuit. between Mary Agnes Nalgh-
tor young servant eighteen years of age ana
Mrs Amanda Swift, of $50 West Thirty-ilrs ST., wh're
tue former was employed There were two families
living IN Mr- swift's house, and several articles oi
clothing were missing at various times from u'h'r'h'
apartments. when inquiries wee made as 20 whhI u'u
become of the missing articles Miss Naughon asserts
that Mrs swift charged that she had stolen the thihgs
that Mrs Swift said that she afraid tnat sue "ou
be robbed as Mary was in W th the Tenth-ave. gang
and that she was improperly keeping company win
married man. For rho injury 10 her character ny me
making OF these charg Mis-, NIughOn claimed $lVOOo
damaCes. .
Mrs. Swift denied having accused the young Wonln
of dshouesty she Insisted that what she sah aDp 'he
T.nthaye. gang applied to another yOung won ~; diu
what she said about Keeping company with d mafrl,u
man WIS only 10y OF warning, cause she tIOught
Miss NaughtOn did not know tnat he was married one
had always considered the girl homes, and had aways
b.el on gOId terms with her untl the SUIT was DeEul
The jury yesterday verdict for the delenda1l'
NJ T. Harvey Tor the plainth; Oylde Duple Tor the ue
feUdAut
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
nup0hrAYT TELEPHONE DECISION.

THE BILL TELEPHONE COMPANY REQUIRED TO
GRANT TELrPHoSrs TO THE AMERICAN UNION
TEI EGRAPU COMPANY.
ST. LOUIS. Oc,. 5.-Juigs Fharcr decided ycster-
day IN the Circuit Coar in the saI; Of the American
Union 1cle-Ia2h Company against the Beh Tie
phone Company, OF Missouri, " .aat me matter set
ND n the retuIn OF the Telephone Company offered
no excuse to for refusing TO place telephone in
tie Office OF thc American Union telegraph Com
pauy, and thai the restrictive provisions contained
IN the licenses Granted by the American Bell Iele-
phone Company prec!udng telephones from beng
furnished for any tciclrapl of os othcr than those
controlled by the Western Union Ie.c-rdph Com
pany, are void. The Court orders that a percnptory
maudamus be issued compelling the telephone
Company 20 place telephones III TIE offices oi the
American Union telegraph Company.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
sINGr1AR CAsE nE SUICIDE.

Walter r. Ophine. clerk twenty-cight years
old committed suicide last evening IN the boarding
house at No. % West Ieuth-sr. He entered the
house as usual at p. m. and went directly 10 his
room on the hfth floor. The dluner-bcl WIS Tung a
few miautes afterward and the other ooardcrs
collected in the dlnmg-rOon. Olphlne od Eol
make b. s. appearance, however. and ms continued
absence from he table caused some comment. Fear
ing a. he might be sick. Samuel Cross, one oi the
boarders. knocked at Olphine's door. There was
no response. Mr. Cross listened aifd heard heavy
b-eathirc. lie then burst open the door and found
Ouhinc lying UNCONSCIOUS Oh the hjor with a pi iol
shot wound in the head. Ine yoaug man was re-
moved 70 The II. Vincent Hospital, bat he oicd
almost Immediately atter reaching tHcre.
No one AT the boardnC-hOl,e could account Tor
O.phc'. suicide last evening. Ii was sald that he
had been q b0arder al the house for aoOut two
wears lie was member OF the Young Mems Chris
tIau Association. his habits were regular. and he
was of cheerful and meth0dlcal tempeIa-
ment. lie had charge of set OF books
in the Office of Rudolph Frank, importer Of
terra GOTTA good, at No. 40 Murayst. His parents,
il was SAID. lived somewhere in Brooklyn. Although
q pleasant companion Oiphne was very reserved,
and never spoke TO the other D0aIderS about bis PIT
Yatc affairs. On Monday evening he had made ar
rsncereu's 10 begin the study of music. aud when
last spoken By he boarders he seemed IN hls US
uaI Splits.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
Nnrtlon Sales o. Real Gstate.
TRUST
HlOHTGAGEE'S SALE.
Narraganseit Hotel,
Providence, Rhode Island,

VIII be sold at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY. Novem
IT, A. d. 1850. ut Il O'Clock the premises by Vr
OF sale contained In certain Trust Mortgage
made executed tho Narraganse Hotel Company.
by the General Assembly O the state of
Rhode Island located the city OF Pro- nence. said
state to tho Rhode Island osp,gl Trust COMPANY.
poraon by tho denera Assembly of the state
Rhode Island and located in sad Providence dated
A. ID 1874. and recorded In Book 81, page 532
Of Mortgages Iea Estate in said Providence
and conditions OF sad Trust Mortgage having
been broken
All OF land Auatod in said city of Providence
and bounded uorthcry Broad 81, which IL measures
about hundred and thirty four and aud
sixty thousandhs u3l260l feet Dorrsnoe
st.. which IL about hundrcd and eighty
aud hundred and tIy three thousandts 81 23S
feet souihery land Of the Providence opera
Association upon which 1t measures about hunarcd
thirtyoight and thirty huncrtdths l3A3D feet and
westerly Eddy st.. which it measures about ono
hundred and four and hundred and thirty
sandths asa 1897 feet together with tho Hotel Buildings
all buildings improvements standing
Terms conditions known ~ the and place
sale.
by Of the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company
Trust Mortgageo ALEX. FARNUN. Vice President.
ProyIlenco Oct q, 1880.
Oct 6,o.is. 80. %. 81 Sc. Nov. .s.Gloisle-is,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-06
STRUCK DOWN BY A COMPANION.

Adam Krebs young man, with William II. FOL
lock. with whom he lived at No. l20 ElIcry-si.,
called at the house of Jennie Washington. yOUng
mulatto woman. yesterday morning ostenslbly TO
sell some combs. The woman refused to buy.
Then the Young men, who had been drinking,
began furious dispute. and the woman drove them
out OF the room. On the stairs they continued to
quarrel, Krebs Try ing tolnduce Pollock 70 leave the
short knife plunged it into the groin of his COM
panion Sho fell 10 the floor.
His Injury is pronounced very severe, ana Cor
oner Nolan has taken his ante-nGTtem statement.
Pollock endeavOred 10 escape, but was caught by
Charles Pittner. of Moore-st.. who held him until
Officer Fry appeared and took hlm to the sixth IRE,
cinct Station. The ambulance with the injured
man was stopped at the station and the prisoner
was confronted by Krebs who refused to identity
him as the aSsalant. krebs s nineteen years old,
and Pollock twenty three