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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
Major Reno'a Letter to tt,e rso..ae.,;,
Na>bin2s..n. ~t;s. ia;,I.

Na>bjn@ sn, '7ti.. i0;l. Mainr Rrno has seht very G'Ecat iet;pr to r;csldep Hayes. asking rcfuFissttn to P sign his commiss,on iu lhe Amy iaih,f lbau suffer dismissal Thr President nlI rfob- ably grant his rcpncst.
 Windsor, uua;io, Fab. Intb. Au rxpiosion to,,L pacr in 'te Clnaja paper mills. killing two, sal fa:aII1 inin'ei three men. -F
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
State Norm sC--..-} &55'c
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:94[' -t'T.-', i-H'-, t'.t- lVi'f. X fire broke nal i1 illr ta...4tf5.,r S..,t. Nnrmal Schao' about o,.o. !, t',i. m"rn- ing. de~'royius 'nr ontis@ si.uciHre. ae upper structure aa- If uno,I oisl r.rcrr'r haeemcn', and co>t t-13.tpo r. E.se ,ic. pat,mcnt Wa plpnpl'y 'u bau,j ttp jlsmo gaining ,n.l ira,Ivay ,lAs s,.;l.rpg c.u;H save IT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

! sspcUiuc organ of the Bourbon Dcmoc- facy nHps cut ptnmlhints plan foE tbe res f"EajinD Gt siEtllCrn HsCvEdenCt io the Northern councils in spite .si the anticipated s'iltirg sI p0iiilyai power as tbG result of inc apPnTIioDmcnt of Representations 10 be based uis0n tlie next crusus. The scheme is tIius outlined Utah is to be admitted as T state, ti'''. giving the Democrats two addi- li01;ai United States Senators and Repre- sentative. New Mexico is then td be ad- mitted, with similar result Then Texas is to bc sut up in five or six Slaies uf re. epcciahie s,st briuging in ten cr twelve more Saualots and prnrprtionajo number af Representatives Meantime inc immedi- A:r pr seat is IU bc tidcd over by the count ing in f a Democratic President, m matter tow ihe ,leciion may go next fail. It is coinplaCcB,iy assumed that this last piece If enterprise can be easily accomplished ny Democratic House and Democratic Sen
 atc which ought t0 insure q Democratic cannl." IL must hr admitted that ihIs is a ~ery encouraging pr"gtamme--upon paper
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
Lars tiKsr Factory

s nus of Oar Watts. as |. WilI |s":l i,reu u CiTcui4tinu amuuv tha bs3ei-. xuiaeias a}'i npc'liHfi;~. Nhtcil F. a9W sa',t pu; lf lie ru,itIiiY.
 Iliis want 1 Lara sl1ttctl in so *up}vsF, al+t Wttti 'li.s encouragement 9t ;hc is'--'Pp. '. iirii iuule industry da~rIvHs, ffti~t si ils' able to itlrEeaSn my facilities i,,g lnaHufarr turing unrii have the fu'l complement us twenty white cigar makocz euirlap,1 lp ny firioty Respectfully.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
PRESCOTT.
Our Wants.

We want cApl'a! f95a abroai to develop our miHes.
 ige want niiis g1si Eei@csian works
 We want rnlirsa.t<, s-a as f-' give e- c8fau and EI etiv lrau~fs fs'y,s.ta52 aai isins a.i- tais~ts among us 35i j-Ai4AL4t LAf,<.
 We want the Ajsiit-AiN i7 t:ess gs wIta g igsisiifbi suppl. sd ssa,ss sa t2f "iif Is' '-t~ eglrE. i1 make uuI i'iaect< @liVc fff-h tAIls hidden Ifea- -uyHs. 4u Eeefos.r Ae-.. suP1iisfi 14ith saving Isqtus8eo and to seF3F our ialuess for he ,iiilH-s oi tse st}l.
 islfup tbe-t ale anipe sf tfis H3flla, ana th.4 fg,sstecs> ais tt4t s,i; ef r,tg wishes io ilsg.p n&pecls $ Al i}e l.;ti,zf-i ltiis se4etli -as have ne uol had bouu,huI suoas aai tsiu3
 Are nod the
 NIilIs and Rcsiucsion Works all araansl us ase t1"i 'l" faii- tti.,..s lain.E ai,l. each other }n supply is ,tfth cheap tIaH-p -p5r,l;4t'lt and vii u,'- "Hs lisrir..GvtllI. GiIs+ utas guItuss pt cAtiiaii - ta iasds ptst Eu oslr sH4.i~f.
 }jul arg tn.-~, tbc -ui} g,Hai oG cuf Hdi'--- ta5l g.rfLlug t.-s4 1ss Js.'. ,u sis,f's' si- se' $ ft.Ites of lue r;sIu4lt"
 LSAN, AIy~i
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

\ British man- of wBF has bceu ordered to i.a ray. Lower Califoruia, in consequence ni late diAsurbas ccs there. which arc frgdr,l,sl as likely t0 endaucet British subjects, lust Nbat these "di,sui banccs" are, we, errn acIc. ciuse ai hand, Ste unable te state in detail; bgt EagaBd. ever m Inc alert in protect her san>. cvidently spIirs something ,n the wiud. IL would be fortunate for A,ne' icaDs abrohd il onr Government were is brrn.sCCn,csi and soi!Cit0us for the pro. tp,iian of jts people.
 l. i- true that n vHv-vpssai has been dis aatrhpd iIom tiii~ bort under scaled or,lCIS. 4uh !. ia srrniscd that her destination may Lc is,wcr California liut this is lees satis. fjcturY to Americans than disIinr; an n58n,gmeHt that AmcsIcan interests are to aa cooked alter
 By ti,c way. seeing that Lower Calif1guia 5'iBis B portion of ite next slicr tina, uus '"1prBngut Is tn cut from ihc Mexican -aAc, vnp..i t ngt he welt to lnuk sjdcwiSe al i,a.jau'!a a a.,yicyancc. IL was only q iU.-'i"n nf a few h"ars. rrmrmhCr, whether | .iai.j oi the United States should own ;r. a'a:e wc live aHd glory In. Ii was Inc Easiest ship Bl0@o that gained the prize. ni9h lat iand. quarrel is prone to mean Crf>.oH "f fcrctioEg. wink ia as eood 5: a aod ,2 lhe wi,c.---S. I. News Letter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
Pure Bred short Horns

uI sls most I.opiillr families Of the day Sioux Ter sale at u,nSt reasonable r,tes. Cor iCzIundruce Sy,hi.cd.
 F. c.. address, San Ioruardinn, Cal i.n- cation oi farm. one half mila southeast of SaH i!erHaf,jinu. felS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
Msoley Contributes aluC92.
 San Frarcisco, Feb tpih John W. Mackcy gives slo,oo1 to the Irish rriicr fund
 Warilieginu. Fc5. th,h
Latest Ahout Grant

Generai Grant F. reported ,o have >si,l init be will accept ibc I;efuoiicaa nani- nation for rrgsiica'
 < pforlau 4,'oa la= '.c,e is4V,,i 1-n: iy Eloesl Da'eE,a''a and NfF-d Tar i,-ctita c,ljng fer 5io1) setcrabz Ia f.rn ao expectation tu n;elr aa,,l fcP.Hs NleN-rn and Central AUct.1.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
How ItIs To Be Done.

>i,ncra' Park. FyD- '. Iss1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

Crr-lts,jp ai:s. F,:., if,ir During he f@'o a 'Arrask. sl:rro--nlirs high. collapsed &!'.jaE 9-3 aa'i 5..i.r'a4 3l0 sali.sgs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13
! hAln ExrErTEn ON lNniAN rrREIrnn

Washington, Feb. 1.-The President will
 shortly issue another proclamation locking to the suppression ol another formidable raid iu;o Indian Territory.
 ANOTHER POINT GAINED BY WOMAN sUfFRA
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

tnn rasre !.aors rni s'rr direct fr-u ihc manufactures ij~t i'tas<..$ d14- IF sale nlic 1u by r.. Bl>ht..4 ,e ts
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

Ftesh Qy-iers ir B'i a'Y5es @t l.sa ~ta''i- uo;H
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-13

We are glad to congratulate the Secor' Judicial District and the Territory on th' confirmation or Judge DeFuIrest Porter fo a third term
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14
Lake Leila Items.

Make a fuss over one settler? Of
course we do, what place in Florida
does not? Especially when he is per-
son of means aud influence,
Since our last we have gained another
neighbor and settler, DR.. E. D. Shaw,
late of Orange county, who, with his
family, we consider quite an acquisition
to our vicinity. The Doctor will COM
mence improvements at once.
AS soon as lumber can be furnished
by our very busy saw mill DR.. Jackson's
fine house will show its imposing front
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14

among the green pines. The Doctor is
busy clearing burning out trees. etc.,
preparatory to building.
We are reliably informed that DIR.
Harsha is sending us another settler who
is also an NJ. D., from Pennsylvania.
We shall have quite a society of the M.
DIS. We welcome them as settlers and
neighbors, but so far we are glad to say
they have not been in demand.
We are having delightful weather and
everything is growing finely. More
anon.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14
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381 ~
CHEAP COLUMN.

hAIES-Iwentyw words, name and address
one week. % cts: three weeks. so cts.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14

1t is not true that G. A. Dreka is
seeking the nomination for State Sena-
tor. 1t is shameful for people to imag-
Inc that because merchant sells goods
cheap that he has Interior designs.
We had the pleasure of a call, last
week, from Messrs. J. D. Price and E.
Penfield, of New Britain on the Hall
fax, and were interested in hearing of
the progress being made at their adj
vantageous location.
We are pleased to report that F. De
Barry, Esq, who owns extensive groves
In this county, has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mails on the
st. Johns river. Under the efficient
management of Captain w. B. Wat
son, his manager, we may rely on its be-
ing we'll performed.
Some of our citizons are already max :
ing arrangements for the summer resi-
dence on the Halifax. Good accommo-
dations can be hal at Daytona, New
Britain, Port Orange and New Smyrna.
Fine fishing, sea bathing, boating, oys-
tiers without the r but good and fat. A
splendid beach with cool sea breeze.
just received, at Dreka & Co.'S, a
heavy invoice of spring goods: Lawns
dress goods, light prints, cambrics, lin
ems and, in fact, everything in this line
all of which have been bought so as to
be sold at prices marvelously low, not
withstanding the continued advance in
goods.
The Louisville Courier Journal says:
Rev. William Hildreth leaves this
morning for DeLand, Fla, to look at
piece of land recently bequeathed to
him by a friend. Mr.. Hildreth may
start an orange grove and farm il out.
HE may probably arrive here this
week, officiating in the church on Sun
day.
Mr.. q. P. Wilcox has removed his
family into Mrs. Thomas house. until
he can build new house, having al
ready completed his arrangements for
lot in town. He intends to erect a
tasty cottage for his residence and store
for the larger business that he anticl-
pates and which his trade has hitherto
warranted.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-04-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIDS For. BRIDGE

On motion, it was, at q meeting of County
Commissioners at Enterprise, April 5th, 1886,
ordered that bids be solicited through the
press for completing the Strickland bay bridge
across Spruce Creek to be done in accordance
lice as recommended by the Committee APP
pointed at last meeting, and that this order be
inserted once in the Volusia County Ne,cs and
IHE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT and bids be
filed by first Monday i'll May, 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
-.
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON, June 29.-Thc leave of nh.
scncc granted Assstant Surgeon Brewer has been fu
thCr extended three months.
general court martini has been appointed to meet
at fhe Cavalry Depot Jefferson Harracks Mo tbn on
OF July 1880 for the trial Of such prisoners as uov h
brought before 1t. The following is the detail ror ,
C0Grt' Lieutenant Colonel j. i. Wade ,o,h
Michael COoncy 9th Cavalry; First LIeu,rnnn, r r"
soo, Assistant Surgeon Second Lieutenant f. r. Jvcs
Io'h Infantry ana First Lieutenant Chas Morton M
cavalry, Judge Advocate Of the Court
1no io"o"ins changes III the Ordnance Department.
arc announced: Captain James W. Rcllcy IA ordoro -,
II no iof v di'y at the Mntrrvlict Arsenal Captain
relieve Captain o. f. Michaes Chief OrJnnn cn nm 10
Captnln Mica"s viii report for duty at the FronhHr
nISGhu' Fils Lieutenant .. Is. Mtcnam win renmrt ~
the Indianapolis Arsenal. "''A A'poIC Ut
Gen ~ m absence nave been granted Captain Madden
oCn N1Vhiy, hhu t!rst Lieutenant StOuc "a
tenGcd pe to HrMmtcd P"ymaster Thomas las been OK
henVe OF :osSnc" for threo months on surcoon,s
Clifford, 7th Infantry. S'""'cu captain Walter
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
SHIP NEU'S.
POET OF SEW.YORk......J Me 20.


ARRIVED.
ST. swale'ao (r, Van Ducrs Liverpool 10 days TO Snow
sir Alcppo tBr) Mckay Liverpool IL days. to Charles
Wcsipnala ,tcr) schwcnscn Hamburg June III ana
str altrno ir Neil HUH June II, to Sanderson 9o"'
arr 2Sth too late for insCrtiOn 49,. a. uooort a.
Morgan city quick New.urleans 6days 10 boget'
Str CITY OF Atlanta woodruff Charleston days TO Jas
str Of Dallas Risk Fernaud,na aad PortRoya' 70
Str Manhattan Kelly, Richmond CITY Point and N0r0iS
W nrS SfHm %n Tieus Calais SO days. IN ballast
BARK wi X1ono saa Mitchell havana days with sugar TO
n w W"1s "T stewart Mcintosh st John m I9 Gays with
ping To- q tichardson vessel nocn 40 dSs With lumber
to arsEsr Vessel 10 j Van l,rnnt ,pdrro dave ,
Ir% Ellen ii Monroe, Whitaker t R II Metco' aVS WIN
rg Itami1a "a Minatitlan 81 days. win CEDAR etc.
to- Wa apa Yates brunswick. Ca days with lumber to
Wa Parks vessel Yates y P3IterntuIi Pei to + w % u ,
rig f, nPerhtnS bartcn Go days with lumber TO
s6ntGari 4 10: vessel TO John % 8ovntPns on b son
BriS Merrwa, Downs ~ uyS Win sugar etc,
10 q Ausncs COi vcsHe 10 'uisaers users Nso,.
schr WashhSo m aa Colcn Havand ~ prSsssy
SchP sIoence NOwc Baker AvaEado "a days with fustiC
etc 90 de iaveTa & 'Suttor Port spain Ia 1ay 10 ,.
ia order; vessel 10 Scammei Bros
wIND-sunae--At sandy light, sW. cloudy and hazy At
CLEARED
strs Galla (Br), Cook Liverpool FranckIvp, Eerha
tIir London bonham Pickering s Coz Xivah (BF,
Ma rSsaa 70" BI BB"st seSser BROS
sansior Hayrc l. de Beban Voimer Dan} HeiatssImanB
Cuch N0rok City Point ltichmonu old ~
saraGossa Hooper baltimore. ii Glover 9 ConstocS
ssss sia r HsSsssssa HSssSs srcs S%ss Sss
fs ss ies Hssa seIs {
st Petersburg tNcF Hansen, Cork or Fandph iof essrs
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
DEFERRING PAYMENT OF INTEREST

Oh;o S Of the SPRINGFIELD division of tho
tnat they will oppose the receivers appIicaio ro
10 pay the July interest on tho first mort
gage bonds OF the Ohio and Mississippi
company; John King, jr, the receiver filed eorlv
tins mouth in the United States Circuit Court t'ig ny
indianapolis petition for authority to pnv the
interest on the July coupons. Upon the notice Of
opposition by the Springfield Division bondhoidcrs
b,mnd Is mater ~ VA referred by the court to Judge
be be heard il, July. Mr. King has informed the Imd.
noldeis on his inability, pending tho decision. to
pay the interest at the proper time '"' ~
. On the part Of the SprinGfeld Div;s;or h,,5
holders 1t ~ claimed that they oppose tho future
payment OF interest by the receiver, or OF any
otner Ooligarions to their prejudice They deny tho
right OF the receiver to pay these claims while they
are denied the privilege of taking possession OF
tper t property by foreclosure, aud thus controlling
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
1.x,~, -. = - = -
TIE PRESIDENT IN NET-H1VEN
VISIT TO THE CITY HALI-1HE WANTS OF TIL
CENSUS ENUMERATORs-A DEPUTATIoN FRO,

A VISIT TO THE CITY HALL-IHE WANTS OF TUP
CENSUS ENUMERAToRs-A DEPUTATIoN FRo,,
MERIDEN.
NEw-HAvEN, juno 29-President Have
held public reception in the City Hall this morning
Governor Andrews, Mayor Bigelow ana Thomas p
Trowbridge received with him. Aftcrward the party
visited the law library where the census
were at work. One OF them addressed the President
saying: IN behalf OF ourselves and other enumeraors
we wish you would In your next message recommend
an increase Of pay for the census enumerators"
President Hayes replied 81 shall be most hapnv tn
do 80 as regards the enumeratOrs Of years
Another enumerator said; "Wo are q good-lookin0
set OF men, YOU see and you couldn't do better than
oP Preidsnt Hayes said: It's your beauty that appels
ySHT s. you to ro aY' np done
Tits Tor at NV recepop y S ean & In GONE
fasher Of S one gentleman informed was the
In tie afternoon PRESIDENT Hayes paid visit to ,,o
be pSrSer ian and Edwards he attended,
% OF these he attended meeting OF the Ad
Fhere Sns as GTS1a dspav A%y m Of
Of oV"i wao 1ae6s Colonel Dexter Wright the
is one plank which we ali are ;,nitedMSwree mere
dens hayt Giyay' .a ID in one TepT Epd
receptions deserve dcknowlcdgement am mucS
more than deserve There is one thing 1 are
nave tried TO do both IN civl and military fe an1
have always believed that wnat we fought was aS &
OtOuf adVcraar1eS ana 80
victory resulted In greater benefit for The Hor ,bo
Sent s M Sout; 81 t9e CONCLUSION OF the meeting Ircs
Ssnt h hnyes ana President Porter TO Alumni oI
%nere the senior promenade in progress Thcv s r
manned there very short time. AMY ~
N AEHIDEN. Con0, June 20-Mayor Curtis and other
neuuers OF the City Government and number Of the
promihsnt eizens of Merlden visited President Hav
S"o Sa soasy and invited him to Mordcn to
- naustr'es and accept the hospt aiiies ne
ear. 80 Sa1oa,,s ,Dselow OF NewHaven, took good
the Presdent 10 tSa AND With Mayor Curtis rode win
H1s,egatlon received them. the % waeTe me Meilden
RarentY, at receiving the invtntnr much Rathed ap
not aceept as no not tw %nSn @ ne regretted
.sssS pS see sss ErOgh nce was sere me 70
there Taey were Ohio pecpe owS % Of he Reform School
nSSd MEe them Should sa ssms iSg sg
and regret that ysar Your invitation la nlnS
m @ Curtis snSsa ts Ps ~
irvisstssr. y - Fsesiaent had rpcsssd sssss
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
BASE B4LL NOTES.

The Providence and Buffalo Clubs played n
game of base ball III Buffalo ycstcrday the Providence
Clhb winning by II score OF tO2. The Buffalo Climb
m"e DaSe hts ana errors and tho Providence Club
made l3 base hits and errors
1hc National Club OF Washington PLAYED the Hon Bit
Club won by "A OF q to T. " "P A''V0'ES
The Chicago club defeated the Worcc.tors a., . oaoa
of 1908. W scoTc
kuh prevented the game between the Cincinnati n nh
Troy clubs At Cincinnati yesterday. ~ ~'''''' """
Al Cleveland the homo club defeated the Bostons hv
a score OF q 10 3 "' No'''ns Wy
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30

obey the subr1nas, and attaehEfs had TO DO issued
Tor them. When they did app@t sn Court. however,
Kassner told Judge westervet 1nt ne could not pro-
dice his eearS FeeeF ht scsh -seolen from his
office in StaretOn while Garrett said that during the
Fifteen Years he a1 been Justice OF the Peace It had
not been bis custom TO keep record OF the business
transacted in his Court Judge Westerve severely re-
Onked the two justices Tor the loose n'ent IN
which they discharged their duties The GoSsan case
was couse quently put over for the term. -
When the Cour5 OF Sessions convcucd on Monnay thls
again called for trial. 1t was found that the
tria would again have to he postponed rs the papers
containing the procet dnRs OF the previous Term OF Ce
Court were missing from the ShrrTs office ana could
not be found: At the request OF Dlstrlct-attoruey
CCoak, tn; trial was again pnt over.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
RECISIONS-.IIrNr %.

SWUrCn1e Court Chdm0eFS-Bv judge Lawrence. -
sen aG Douglass Kerser aSt Douglnss agt Doug
lass Bennett Douglass Reid and another 2t D0uSasS
HoG9 agt ,DouGlass strauss a@t Dougiass Allen agt:
Avery aet Douglass Wilson ag Douglass; Henderson aR
DOuRlass Duncan agt Dolglass; EOrstman Douglass
Stung agt Dougass Gr agt. Dougiass Schufuer agt.
Douglass WetmOIe Douglass; Sharpless DOugla
Wolf DOuRaSsepOrt of referee Is confirmed
granted ~ the pant Roach agt DuckwOrth-Motlon
that the niunc ion should be cOntxed until the be
tried Chadwick agt FIsherSee memorandum Iu tho mat
ter OF Bell Vacate assessment Denied In the mat
ter of Cashman.- Motion dened -, .
BY Judge WestbrCok.-Bea aRt. Coles JrFhe consent
must he in writing Saunders agt SaunderjReport OF ref
cree confirmed decree OF divorce grane o0t a2 Booss
Motion granted referred 10 Rufus f. Andrews Crawford
agt Crawford referee confirmed and decree
divorce granted
SDectaL 7ern,-Bv Judge Iawrence-Cnnavau agt Mean.
CrTSw ana Others-Casc and amendments settled.
Judge Beacn-ltencher agt. EkinS.--Opiui0n.
Common Pteds--SpecidL 1eJTG-By judge j. f. Dalv
WacnGe as administrative aRt tho Noah Benevolent Wild.
ows and o. phans for paintiH with
costs Oenstcad assignee etc, agt impeaGea
ec.-DOmurrer Overruled with with
twenty days Graham aGt the Fremens Company
Order signed
by Judge Van HOesen.-Muler agt Muer.-Decree of di
signed Gent FaTley.See for
sc Arden agt. MalOrdcr signed In the matter OF Ashs
accOunting.-Seo memorandum. Ryan agt. RYan-Order
signed. Averell BeardAllOWanCe granted. Bender
agt. EveraTA. granted conditions Weiduer ast
Weldncr.-See memorandum for counsel.
Marine COTt-ChamUeIS-Bv Justice Sheridan
Boiler agt. GadeD; Flynn agt Parker.-Mottons granted
kroos aG BOenneker Mayer agt Lebertlrers OF dscon
tlnance Dazian a3t. Russo: Kngsiy ag Dervee
O substitution Tyson TOmpklns; PIatt Gilbert.
Orders gicd Grant agt Van Murbeke-A0ert O. Aubnry
appointed guardian.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
THE C;1EIRTS.
A GAS CoMpANyrs pREsoNAI. PnofnneY

a GAS CUMPANY'S r PkkHlJNAI, R7NJI ~ Efl,K.
The par value of the stock or the Harlem
GaslGht Company 81 100000 Ths stock is selling at
Al rer cent, making it's market value $739 600. Tho
coNt of the company real estate sal 10, and
Its assessed value Axsd by ito Tx Commissioners. IL
$3S9.300. The company previously has not paid tax
upon Its personal property but chapter 642 OF tie Laws
OF $50 makes the personally subject to taxation The
Commissioners assessed the personal property az
$340,7o0. forming Ghetr estimate by deducting the
assessed value Of the real estate from the market value
OF tho stock. Tho company has Obtlned from Justice
Donohe, in the Supreme Couct, Special Icfn writ OF
cnruorarI to r, view this uson OF IN, C9nmls
sloels IL Ia claimed by the cOmnAnv tnnt uc pCfsnh
Oily should be assessed at only &23 $40 sltho dlnsr
enCe between the OF The real estate ana tue MARKET
value OF the stock.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT -Westbroos I.-Conrt opens
1890 Calendar called at II mNOs a. AZ AZ 65,
~ 99 1922 l33 4 5O 1873 l5t, 1877 1873, f9O lOl, 2O4,
207 I'll, 210 224 90 226, 234.
CBNERAL1 ERM-Davs +. and Brady Barrett JJ--
Court opens at 1880 m-Appeals from, Orders Noe
%, -; % 26. 27 20. 80 30; 81 80. 33. 30. 30.
Law and Fact Nos no. Ala 7O3 7O6 4S3 Cal, 90, 500
I'll 7l2 6Si GS. SO.
StPKI0R COURTSPRCIAL TERM-Freedman J--Court opens
at 10 n. Calendar called III al day calendar
COMMON PLEAB-SPECIAL TGRM-Van uOesen, J,-C
at IL n. m.-NO day calendar,
AARINE COURr-TRAL FERlI-PART I-StnnOtr,
37S7. 2490io. 4705. 4St2.
HENEkAL sEssIoNs-PARr I-CowinR J.--The People agt
Adrian H. Austin William Kabundv robbery Joseph
wood Joseph Fletcher, Sebastian KunZg
FrancS Days, elOnOu9
snne James Earle Bridget Bough Timothy Shanaham,
GalVey James O'Iiare. burglary; Thomas Reilly James
Patterson Julius Guue. John McMahOn. grand larceny,
larry Jackson ANNE Kobinson William Blake, James Doian
Henry T. Doyle James eastman, Finn,
nan larceny from the person David Degnan. PERJURY Mich
atl kOhOtSki, William T. Thompson stephen v. Il. Young
Charles Storms false preenCcs Lizzie HannoD petit lar
John Brans.
FART ll-Smyth, 1.-THE People aE Annie Norris, abOr-
tion coninne Thomas Haniy Robert FcmiDg eionious
assault aud battery Francis Boyle, William Kelly larceny
the
New-York tribune., 1880-06-30
ROCHESTER, UNIVERSITY ALUMNI.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Juuc 29.-The alumni of
the Rochester University to-day elected the following
President, Professor T. J. Backus OF Poughkeepsie
cePresd@nt, W. Lincoln Sage, OF Rochester; secre.
tary, A. CrOnnse Of Rochester; Treasurer III H. Briggs
OF Rochester; Orator. the Rev. r. B. Hull, Class OF ~
Of NewYork, with the Hon. George Rlines '66
OF Rochester alternate Poet the Rev. p, L. Jones
OF the Class OF 63 alternate, the Rev Fox oi
the Class OF 65. The alumni fund amounts Il
$15, ,544 o6. ~