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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.....MAY IL.


sr westpnalIs tGer) schwensen Hamburg April 49, to
M BeS 70 oger Morgan
Str Rio Grandc Pennington Galveston IL days. to q
Str Louisiana eager NeworeanS de-, to Clark 4 Seaman
str Western Texs Ine: Fernandna to II Mallory Co.
Str Charleston, Berry. Charleston days TO W Gum
Str Richmond Stevens Norfolk to Old Dominion IS
str Manhattan Kelly, Richmond City Point and Norfolk
SssSp 70 S,dg s Ssy. with pig
slip Camea 1Gef steengrSe, Liverpool 45 DAYS. with
Bark Alaska Perry MeSsna March 10 and Gibraltar April
Bark Svanen tSor olsen Messna March with fruit te
Barring Bros co yessf 70 5 9sS With iron
and empty barrels order vessel 70 Whitney Co.
gar @ to K GSH I Co vessel to IarohiS
Sf 10 f@ cGa ar WIN
Hector psRaSSs Ts dsy S c m0's'
BrS Helen F6inncy sylvester Matanzas 10 with
Bs Cara STaE % with moas
Ff$s Es Tss SrY; Ct CEDAR
and mcado to & Welsh vessel to sutton q Co.
wIND-sunsct--At sandy Hook, Light NV very hazy.
At City Island. calm and clear.
CLEARED.
sytha Br Hams LyeEp9o PTsnSy5 e FssS
9TS Gap Pa p SGE6T PSTH
wa PacGc &aii s. Coz WyahoSe cSacn PSas
and cnmqna 2d Dominion sS S F'Tny
Nm clyde & Co; Neptune. Berry. Boston. II + Dmock
BarAs Nausika (NOTl HpeilOerg ROuen TO0laS q COZ
Christina (Br) Andrews, Musquash, Is, Scamme Bros
Robert Porter, Nichols Auer, Java for orders BUCK
Cos Banksde tIIrl, webb, st Thomas, l. Pension Coz
stormy Petrol (sr Dwyer. Antwerp. Winchester Coz
Willie McIaren tBr McIaren st Johns y F, llaOn wat
aOn Coz Bacon Staples Gibraltar ec John Ztuosen
BOmidOu tr Morris Charleston, Scammel Bros Grace "
Cam mr. Cann - W Parker q co: kestre (br
Faulkner Willamsiaht Barram Bros; Jehn tBrl, Sha1k
~ John b. Whitney & Co; Ansgnr Nor, hnudsen
Cork or Falmouth for orders, FuDch Edye q Co,
Briggs Eaas Oliver Palma MajOrcn Sp 1of ordefe
Adams, Sagua In Grande Miller Houghton
Martha Brady (Br), BraGy, Windsor 81 J FWhltney q
b RUSSELL. Anterior. Cardcnas Hunter & Co.
Sclrs Henry Parker Collins Hamilton, Jones Lough
Blake san Domingo city, BRETT son q CO.
Azca and Laura JOrgenscn, st George LeayCrait Co.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ToyDoS Nav liar str Eiysa from New. York str
Neckar from NewYOrR for Bremen has passed the Lizard.
arr nj Dunkirk SnlresbrOOk from Philadelphia arr &C
Naples Monarch from BOsonI arr ~ venice
the 9Th inst, str Pretoria from Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL May ll-Arr oR Browhead, str Campus. from
Boston for this port.
sailed. str British Crown, for Philadelphia -
LONDON ll-Sa:led Sth inst, Cio for NewYork Prof
Iindiner: OH inst Triton cant Scopinch, the latter for
Ystavat 10TH inst Charlie Baker, the latter for
NewYOrk: Emma D. Hawatha Sgurd Jar the latter f0T
Arr 9th nit Russo 9th inst Lbcre Marietta D. the latter
at Taria 9Th inst Dorset AMER Vesterlide 10Th inst
America Capt Gelgei. Energe capt McPhersonh jacob
llth inst, Felecna Ferrarl Kings County.
F0r Liter ShD YsCt udGH e; FHA P1II
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a. mNOs. 1922. 1850, 1852. 2s71 3s7o 1924 1895 2osl
PART II-Adiourned until Nav II.
MARINE CouRr-GEHERAL TRRK-Aojourned until May ~
MARINE Court TRIAL TERM-PAgT I-McAdam. J., IN Com
Pleas Court, Part I. Court opens et 10 O. m-Nos
1850 1891 1897 38I6 4108 1884, 1880 4069 1884, $780,
3S42 1894 4067 3597 4Sl4 36S2 4069 41O7 1885, 5000.
Al25 1910 4317 1922 4334, 1888 4065 %, 4491 4493
PART JISheHdan j., In Part II Of the Superior Court
Court opens &C 10 mN0e 2l97, All, 4lB A270 4278
3S7 40I 1855 1852 1878. 1851. 1926, 430S 4I64 400
2996
PART IId-Hawes j. IN Superior Court Part IlIaCogTt
opens at ~ .. mNos 1870 1918 3i4t 1914. 478 $685.
100 1890 1872 1907 1870 81 I69 1924, Ss3S. 1884
1868. 1924. 2l26. 1926. 1929, 1857.
GENERAL SRssloNs-PART 1-Smyth. R-The People aRk
Richard D. ODOunelL homicide: Michael Brown William
REYNOLDS Joseph Murphy John Brown. burglary Alice Hos
senger Antonio Cappo e1nOus assault and battery Jas
Helmh9lz, 4gamyi William Carroll grand larceny James
Pact Li-C3TnG 1.-THE People aGt; LOUIS S 1Stfei
George Keewiz robbery John Anderson burglary James
Smith, felOni0us assault and battery Mary Riley ROBBERY
Howell D. Cahane attempt at Jane Faust grand lar
ceny julius s. FeSburV. misdemoanOri Marks Torteka,
Andrew Fnka. Carrie wilbur. William Hummel, violating
Excise laws.
SUPREME COURT-GENERAL TERM-sEcoHD DISTRICT.
POUGHKEEpsIE N. Y, May 1.-the following is tomor
the General Term OF the Supreme Court
Recommendation 10. 90 and A. Enumerated-Nos
o. 49, 49, 81 3d. 2S 90, 20io, 30 81 81 80. AZ 63, d.
66, 81, 81, SO, a. 90, 90, az. 70, 76 and II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
Tile COURTS.
WILLS OF TWO HOTEL MEN.

The wills of two former prOprietors of
prominent NewYork hotels were offered for probate In
the surrogate's oflce yesterday James L. Mitchell,
who n proprietor Of the Hotel Brunswck' ais
tributes bis estate among the members OF his family
To his wife, Rebecca b. Mitchell. he gives his country
home at WapOle NJ H. with the furniture therein, Tor
life ; also, " so long she shall remain unmarried, "
the use Of his books and all his furniture excepting that
in use at the Hotel brunswick Out OF the S2OOOO or
insurance upon the testatOrs life the widow receives
O0O and she is also given one third the income from
The rest Of the estate. The remainder Is divided equally
among the children The executors are directed 10 con-
time the business OF the Hotel Brunswick az before I'M
less they consider IL advisable To sell it, Tho widow
and d. d. williamson and \. ID. Mcmillan are appointed
executors. The Will was executed IN 1872.
The her will was that Of George Ross. "a millionaire
who built, and for some time was proprietor OF, inc
RnssmOre Hotel He divides his estate between MS
widow children and grandchildren. The widow, Eliza
Jane Ross, his daughter Eza Ayers, nnd ms friends
David Douglass, Henry Harrison and Samuel Parks are
executors,
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CIVIL NOTES.

The Court of Appeals has reversed the de-
csion I'm the suit OF An rcw Zcr against Moses Krsse
which was brought Dust the def npnt from the Char
r. Conmls souerrhip in the laird Kings County Dis
trirt Mr. lsrr successful III tho Supreme Court
and has held thc Office for more than wear The effect
oi thr decision kcsScl to office. copy OF
the Judgment served on Il User ycStcrday.
William +. Hudson, principal Of Public
school No IL Fifty nFsis caused the arrest Of Mr
Mary Ryan. the widow Of the former jInitor of the
school building because she rcfu ed To give up the
uifor's rnns after her huslauus DEATH She was dis
charged by Poc' justice Kidrrih aud then began In
the iriur Court acti against Mr. Hudson for
81 900 damage. Judge McAdam yesterday directed a
VcICri the defendant, the ground that the re-
fs: To SURRENDER the rooms such breach OF the
pracc as idstIncd the arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
HURRICANES AT SEA.

The ship Mabel Taylor arrived yesterday from
Cardiff, having lhad most bOistcrOus voyage. On
26 west, steamer was sighted, steering southeast,
with her foremost gone to the deck, and appearing
to be otherwise disabled. She was making very
hurricane caused high sea to break over. the
vessel with great force. large quantity of float
On April 20, in latitude 800 north. longitude 80
west. the schooner Lizzie Dewey, from Cadiz for
Portland Me-, 81 days out, was supplied with pro-
visions. The crew then being OH short allowance.
On April 80, another violent hurricane occurred,
lasting eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brepoort House-ScnatOr J. d. Cameron and the
hon Wayne MqcVeagh Of Pennsylvania kHt Arenue
Iioici|Justices Nathan Clifford and Ward Tint o. the
United States Supreme Court. Governor William Denhr
son of Ohio George W. Chids, OF PHILADELPHIA ex-senator
Jarvis Lord Rochester, state Treasurer Nathan
dell OF Albany James w. Forsyth U s. ana eN
AtorneyGenera schoonmaker Wlnasor idosJTne e ey
s. K LOihrOp, Of Boston. ...Hofindn I0Ise-I ne wv
James Freeman Clarke, OF Boston, and JOscph Nmmg & o
Washington Neir York HO-Allen Q; Beach OF WaIua
town StiiTferdnt HOURr-HOWard Soule. OF SYN
cnse 1870 Gisey Congressional Delegate Stephem WI
nOWney Of Wyoming James Forsyth. OF Troy anu AIreI
Gathef of Cincinnati. Hotel Ryuns'o19sSt1se pln
Albany VfciofiG Hotel-The Rev. DR., r. b. Ear01rn OF
ST. Stenhens college F1rk AUenus Hoet-5nS HT ~
y Vcdder Of Y.... NfchOtds H0teit ~
RrdgeTs President Of the Wilmington and WtdoA Railroad
('Omn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
DEADLOCK IN THE CAP TRADE.

The 900 cap makers now on strike IN TINS city,
who were informed bv their associated employers
on Monday that as long as they belonged to Union
the employers would not treat with them, yestcr-
day replied that in future they would deal only only
with individual manufacturers, and declared that
thew would stand or fall with their Union and its
rules. They have ordered a general strike, and
established headquarters at No. 10S a lleil-st. The
kmalgamated Trade and Labor Union has espoused
Their cause, and other labor organizations have
promised aid There is still considerable agitation
among the carpenters painters, cigarlnakeTs, TN
smiths and roofers in regard to their wages. Some
of the furniture makers are still demanding re-
ductiOn ill the hours of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
AS RAD AS A SUICIDE.

The death of Miss Mary A. Masters, at No. 213
Thrd-ave., on Sunday, was not suicide, but was
coused bv drugs taken with criminal intent. DR..
GcOrgc Carey of No. 2l0 East Soventeenth-st.,
who attended the woman says she told hun she
took them to conceal her disgrace. She hoped TO
recover. DR.. Carey was called to attend her by o
Young man named Edward Cox, who was friend
of tLe Young woman. Her family declare that she
died of congestion of the lungs, despite the result
of the COrOneIs autopsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
CLEANSING ME FOURTH AvENUE Tunnel

Sanitary Superintendent Day reported 20 The
Health Board yesterday upon the F0urth-ayo.
tunnel between 1hiTty-fourth and Forfeit -sts.
smells and it was recommended that the floor
should he covered with asphalt, and arrangements
made to cleanse and drain the tunnel property.
These improvements were begun, but have been
abandoned. Dr. Day suggests that the work should
IA resumed Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
MORE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

The Office of deputy weighcr has been created by
the Treasury Department in accordance with the
Recommendations of the Civil Service Board. "A
Custom House for the purpose of appointing six
deputy tweighers fat salary of 81 500 year each;
Twenty applicants. all assistant weigllers and
fition. The examination was wholly technical and
severe At 800 D. m. hardly more than onc-half of
the candidates had completed their papers: The
specia examination of candidates for the place of
assistant weighers has been postponed to next
Tuesday. II is understood that about thirty will
no anncinted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
TAKEN AWAY on A CHARGE OF MURDER.

William HAMS, who has many aliases was
c,ted a short time under charge Of robbery ut
the Grand Union Hotel The officers discovered that he
was the vino had been indlct"d for the muir
der OF James Riley, a companion, IN Philadelphia last
Fail Yesterday Detectives Jackson and Wryld arrived
from Philadelphia With rcIuiIion from the Governor
u Pcnnsl vana. On the prisoners consent 10 20 DacE
with the OH crs Justice Lawrence In supreme Court
q anbcrs, yesterday discharged Harris ON hSown Ie
cO6uizancc for the charge Of robbery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
GIVING HIMSELF UP TO THE POLICE.

Eugene Gardner. of No. 143 Chrystie-st.. the
young negro who killed P. Diehn, the house-agent
In Arch-aley, in Clnton-st.. Monday night, sur
morning. He is only eighteen years old; lie says
Diehm ordered him Oft the premises, and BECAUSE ne
would not go, slapped him in the face Then nIb nc
Struck his head upon the stones, and lay perfectly
still. The negro did not kick him After til, the
Annie Price. who saw the deed, to GARDENERS house
TO find him. The young woman walked i'll adj
vance and was met by Charles Gardner brother
of the fugitive who learning her Grand. struck her
In the face. He was arrested, and yesterday morn
ing in the Essex Market Police Court was he u Tor
trial. He is twenty-fOur years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
SECRETARY SIBERIAN DOWN TOWN.

Secretary Sherman yesterday visited the Sub
Treasury for few minutes. and aftcrward the
nearly an hour in consultation with Collector Mcr-
rift and Surveyor Graham; Some matterS.of rontine
business were discussed by them. The Secretary
Chamber Of Commerce dinner, which he had pro,
missed to attend. To-day he will attend a railroad
meeting at which it is expected that Ex-Governor
Tilden will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
A CONCERT For 4 GOOD PURPOSE.

AT A musical and elOcutlOnary cnicrtainmcnt on
Nav 18 at Chickering Hall, Sgnor Bricnoli, Miss
Bcebc, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Florence Rice, knox, Mr. Ar
bnckle, George w. Morgan, SiGnOr VilanOya, George
W. Colby Charles Roberts jr., Miss Minnie Swayze,
Miss Sara Stevens and Frederick Robinson will APP
pear for the benefit of Manhattan Hospital which
Is endeayOring to raise building fund and $1,000
for its current expenses for the ensuing year. This
is new institution in West Twenty iith-st., and
maintains free dspensary for the benefit OF large
and poor district of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
RAILWAY ACROSS OCEAN PARKWAY.

State Engineer ITorato Seymour; jr, with park
Johnson, counsel for the Coney Island Elevated
RAILWAY RAILWAY Company S and committee appointed by
the Supervisors, was at EamdeTyGGrs iiot%i at
sweet TO the application of the Concy Island Rail
Way Company for permission to cross the Ocean
Parkway. After some arguments for and against
the project the meeting adjourned for further
hearing at Albany on Nav 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
VERDICT AGAINST A DEAD MANS ESTATE.

ark yesterday Judge Dcpue charged the jury ut length
IN the case of joel Parker Receiver OF the NcwJersey
Mutual IIc Insurance Company, against the estate Of
Daniel NJ. Wilson. The suit mad been brought TO recover
So 900 and interest since january, 1873 the original
sum being part Of u guaranteed capital OF SlOOoOO
winch was withdrawn by the directors and which
legally belonged to The licylOdrrs. Daniel M.Wllson
died january IL. 1873, and the transaction by which
his estate received tue proportion OF the guaranteed
capital was contaminated on January 20 OF the same
year The jury returned verdict OF S2O22l 80 for the
Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
FROM WEALTH TO WANT AND SUICIDE.

The body of "a middleaged Iman dressed lin suit
OF blue, found oft Governors Island yesterday was
Identified last night at the Morgue as that of Henry
KOeher, of No. 200 Broadway, During tho war
dere1 II afterward in riotOus living. For several
months he had been charge upon the bounty of his
brother:in-law, Mr. strOessel, of No. IS Greencst'
after which he left Mr. Stroessers house. and wrote
an indignant letter protesting against the harsh
language used toward him. This letter was found
In his pocket yesterday. kOehlcr went TO MI.
Stroessefs house once more OH May 9, but found no
one at home He was not seen after that until his
being destitute, he drowned himself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
RECEIVERS SALE
ST. LOUIS LIFE BUILDING.

BY virtue Of order Of st. Louis Circuit Court the upder
signed WILL May 9th, $780, between the hours Of IL me-
and D. m the premises offer for sale tho property known
a The St Louis Life Building" together with
the which the situated This property 10 loca
ted northwest OF Sixth and Locuss ST. Lous
No. and fronts 1l4s12 feet sxths and l4l3l2 on Los
Gust The location oeDtral the building in durability
and elegance unsurpassed In the West bulls OF Missouri
Granite ST. Geneveve stone six stories high with twelve
large vaults and in basement iron Joists
and marble floors throughout iron starways raul
ngs and newell posts large oces on the nr
did upper floors (neary all occuped fire and bur
vaults with combination locks In each room;
STATIONARY wash stands and In each room superior passen
ger elevator engines boilers complete having been
Gently oyerhaued and put In complete order The entire
building Ia heated by steam. Cost OF Duidng and loI
s745745 81.
oneourh balance cash delivery Of deed remainder In
three equalannual payments with SIX per cent interest," BUS
reservng purchaser the right to pay all cash This
property will free from all eucumbrances Whatsoever
excepting 1880 and existing leases aud subject TO
approval Of the Court, ,,-.--- -. -.
Undersigned -~>,,rn
Receiver Columbia Iife ms Co., 9Th and LocuststA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

and therefore prudently declined to marry an
other. She is at the Chambers-Strcet Hospital N IA
dangerous condition Her father said she qua
not try to kill herself because she was in love, but
because she was out of her mind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
MARINE INTELLLGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
Sun rlses 446 SIM setS...... 707 Clock slow. 3ma9
Moon lO23 Moon sOuths 24l Moons age, days,
HIGH wATRR To.DAY-A. u =, ~
Sandy HOOK. 9:37 Island. 1910 Hell Gats. 1l;oS
HIGH WATER T0.DAY-P. n
Sandy Hook. o:59 Island. 1888 Hell Gate'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
NEGLECTING A DYING CHILD.

Officer Chiardi, Of the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to ChildEen on Monday found Mrs: Mrs;
Of intoxicatiOn, lying on the body of her child
flames aged eight years The boy was in dying
condition from starvation, The woman was ar ar,
heynberSsfreet Hospital Justice Otterbourg yes
ferday in the Essex Market Police Court held Mrs.
Andrews for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.
FROM LoNDON-BY STEAMSHIP TRTNAcl

FROM LONDON-BY STEAMSHIP TRINACRIA.
Stevenson WIN Delorme o Dane, James
Vernon the Rev T. DelOrme II Walker, Mrs
and family Del0rne, Misc u and daughters
Thompson. w B0wran, h Delamere;, "A ~ =,
TurrOtt, John Hart, morton; MdSo1
Clancy pr Pine Miss Edwards.
DelOrme Dane, Mrs COTTON, MISS
Delorme Miss and daughters Pierpont, VIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12

[AnnOuncements.l
WINCHESTER's HYPOPHosPHITEs
VIII Consumption. Coughs Bronchitis DeOlty' go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-12
,,rsprp ATETY FOND OF A MARRIED MAN.

MARY Stein, age twenty-five, shot herself in the
hressf af No. 106 FOrsyth-st at IL p. NJ. on Mon
Sav She loved a man who has ono ~tfA living
The Republican journal., 1880-10-07

eastern part of the village, took fire at half past
eight O'Clock on Wednesday morning The fire &C.
partmcnt eXtinguished the flames, leaving the Voc
en- walls standing. Cause, probably u defective
chimney. Ii worth about Sl20O; insured by
Heating 4 Field for $500.
UNITY. Miss Thompson, daughter of Col.
Thompson of this place, severely injured on
Thursday of last week. The lady came down on
the evening train and was met al the depot by her
father. Placing her trunk in the wagon, the couple
started for home. In crossing a bridge the horse
became unruly and backed of with the occupants of
the carriage, falling to a ledge below distance of
fifteen feet The trunk struck Miss Thompson in
the ~i@, disocating three ribs From the ledge the
team rolled into the stream, nearly drowning Miss
I. before She rescued 1t is also feared that
she is injured internally. Col Thompson, who is
- years of age, was not seriously injured. 1t is
thought the town may be responsible As the bridge
was not rallied.
WINrERroRr. About one hundred of the children
and teachers of the Methodist sunday school had a
dinner recently in Fredericks Grove, about two
miles from the Village The day was beautiful,
the dinner m excellent one ana the singing by the
school and remarks by Rev. Mr.. Pratt. all went to
make the occasion one long to be remembered 4
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leased ON "'nd' IL Is h"Ped mat the authorities
WI" require something beside sra" BALI illtrf
= prospect 81 h'NlhS pc" aP"'h''"iE 9hol'
The Republican journal., 1880-10-07
Gain of Eight Pounds i'll Forty five
DAVIS

about forty five days ago" writes gentleman
from mississippi, Il began the Oxygen Treatment
and, as regards the effects Of it, with grateful
heart can say Mot i ho% pjored roade,J"Hg etfca-
roas, S".paSStq my neost sang~tne erpectatios
My lungs have been much developed breathing
capacity increased, and the cough, which was at
times hard and laDorous, has almost passed away
My general health has much improved feel more
life like and energetic. haeiag geti,rd right po"ndS
il, to,tg.fte dtg&." Our Treatise on Compound
Oxygen" which tells all about this remarkable
remedy is sent tir. Address DRs STARKEY q
PALEN, 1909 and I'LL Girard Street, Philadelphia,
Pa
school teacher who whipped the wrong boy
by mistake apoogized to the irate parent by ex-
planning that it was an accident caused by a ms
placed switch.
A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily
with that justly popular dentifrice, SOZOD0NT.
Composed ofrare aniseptic herbs, it imparts white
ness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to the breath,
and preserves intact from youth to old age, the
teeth. Acdty of the stomach will destroy the
strongest teeth unless its effects counteracted
with SOZOD0NT, and this pure tooth wash protects
the dental surfaces by removing every impnrty
that adheres to them Ask your druggist for
SOIOD0NT
The Republican journal., 1880-10-07
STATE OF MAINE,

WALDO s.. COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
In the case of GEORGE O. WHITE, of Belfast in
said County, Insolvent Debtor
NOTICE is hereby given that said White Insol-
~ vent Debtor as aforesaid, has filed III said
Court for said County of Waldo, his petition for a
discharge from all his debts provabe under the In
solvent Act Of said state of Maine, approved Feb
ruary p, 1873 and amendments and for ccrtiti-
cate thereof, and that hearing upon the same is
ordered to be had at Probate Ofice IN Belfast. in
said County of Waldo, on Tuesday, the 26th day of
October, \. ID. 1880 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
when and where they may attend and show cause,
if any they have, why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted 2w4l
Attest B. p. FIELD,
Register of said Court for said County of Waldo.
The Republican journal., 1880-10-07
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or BELFAST.

AItTtIN
sept @oh, srhr-. Lillian, Ryan, Boston, Malthar
CARTS, Bangor; William Rice. Rice New York.
oct. Ist ,chr~ Tahmiroo, White Bangor: Payil
ion, Shutc, do
oct. ith. schr-, VIM. stevens. staples, Bangor;
Nathan tlh"rl, Nmalley, do; Brunette, Babhage
Boston.
oct. 9Th sclm. Fannie x Edith, Chapman, Boston.
SAILED.
sept 30th, sclr. Minetta Wade, Boston
Oct. ~ scims. Taimiroo, White Salem: VIM.
Rice, tockland; brig Liberty, DeycrouN, Bangor,
Oct. 3D. Schr. Pavilion, Shutc, New York; Maa
bar, Curtis, Boston; VIM. stevens, staples, do
VIM. Frederick, Ames, New York A. W Ellis
Ferguson, Jacksonyie: Earl. Darby, Boston.