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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
FOREIGN sHrpprvn

ol, LONDON. NOV sorsailed 10th lust, Union ,cs,.
2sth inst BESSIE MARKHAM Tobaue Victor San Dooxss
mga Golden R1e. the latter for New Y.rt lnst ~
MOODY. San Giuseppe; 30th inst. IIlIl sls
more. WInona ~Asna fer RaSff
Arrived 4th inst, aeneross 2Sth inst. B,e,d,,,..
ZIth INST Fortuna Marco Polo Capt Gunderseo ;glszs,
s1s came v ~, INST Eaut@eshle Greno
Portland, Thomas cochrane wilma; 3osh I'M os rs i;
Capt Petersen). '' sAkyne
for later snip E>scs. Uary, see I'm Pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
WEALTH IN JOHN-sT. AND MAID

II is calculated that there is gold in Johnst.
and Malden-lane made into jeweiry than has been
taken ont of the Black Hills during the last three
years These streets are the centre of manufacture
ing and assaying and the amounts of gold jewelry
stored in safes and drawers (not, as uptown, spread
ont in show -cases) is almost equal 10 that III the
Treasury. The competition is great that many OF
the wholesale houses sell retail at this season, and
nj low priccs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

For COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA
CONSUMPTION and all Diseases of the THROAT and
LUNGS.
In this now combination have blended together by
DIsTIILAlION (Which canuot he eiectualy done In any
other Way the Balsam folu Rock Candy pure old Rye
Whkey and aNALUAnLG TONIC viii n preserves al the
virtue OF tho ingredients yielding valuable e1peetoant
qua aud giving the article no flavor an agra cable
tasie. BAlsAM TOLU has long used b. The medical
prof salon FOE It's soothing healing properties
nayng any irritation Of the throat ana lungs To-
Ia Rock ANA Rye is diusiye simnlant creating healthy
appetite and onng up tao system generally The eminent
chemist Prof O. A. Msrnss e. IhsagO anayze H. and
eheerfuiy recommends It's The purity the
SOLD BY pRuGGB Is. GRocr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
NOT WEANfD FROM HOME.

Alfonso Lopez. age nineteen, lad who was able
10 speak very little English. was found at the East
River. uCar Jefferson-st., last Friday. lie sad lie
was lost aud at Police Headquarters, where he was
permitted to remain till yesterday, lie said he be-
louged to the crew of vessel from Portugal. lie
was anxious to return 30 his mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
HOME NEWS.
ppnMINENr ARRIVALS.

th 5renue Hotc-senaor Roscoe Conkiin M, ' o.,
Utica Representa- I've William r. Frye OF Mano
l. Scott of Erie Penn colonel n. - hcCoinp o.
Nathaniel Wheeler OF Bridgeport Conn., am ELSIE ~ pene
If YOT. H0Si-Senat0r tieoiSo n
ton OF ohio General r. L. Clingman OF NORM ohlVnns a
General George d. Johnston OF Alabanh tor,o
con eressman Hester Clymer, OF Pennsylvania o,
oi-General " r. Banks, OF Massachusetts ana na
w w BeIsnap of Iowa .Gnseg H0uss-4enerai george
H. sharpe, OF kingston n1sSr ~ Bostnn
Grnnd L0ieL-C Commodore Earl Engllsh Y. y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
DIRECTORS On THE ERIE.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of tho
Ncw-Yorl Lake Erie aud Western Railroad Com
pany yesterday The former directors were reelected
without opposition. The removal of tie gcnerg$U
Offices from West and Duaneets. Is contemplated:
Rooms III the Coal and Iron Exchange at New
Church and CUrtiandt-Sts., have been examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY. - .o
Sun 7Oo sun Sets 80, oc1 so w. IN %
III O32 boOt
HIGH WATER ToDAY-A NJ. o
Sandy HOOK. GAO Gov Ialsnd EOo non "a'' 0''-
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P n c
HOOK. 7O7 Gov. island. 1877 lien oate oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
Tile MAcIIINNnN Prr

The only successful reservoir Pen ~ the market TA.
Pen with diamond circle around ths point The sa ~
that VIII stand the test OF time. Always ready alws. ~
yOI blots soils the hands hs ory Of ~ M
is prices, &c, free. MACkfNNOg 20 9o r
EnltOn-st The genuine Is stamped D. M,cnmf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
TRYING TO IDENTIFY HIM AS HE2 FATHER

The taking of testimony before Referee Under
kill to decide whether the man claiming TO he fhe-
ophilus Youngs the husband of Mrs. Ioungs was
postponed indefinitely yesterday. Alice loungs, the
daughter of Mrs. TheophIlus Youngs, was brought
could identify the her father. \
private conference was arranged for thai purpose
at the house of one of the counsel. The referee
was present, according to appointment, but the man
was not on time. He appeared later in the day, after
the referee had left the house. and the daughter and
alleged father talked together for about an hour.
She is only twelve years old and bad not
seen her father for five or six years !;
therefore she could not identify him.
They talked Of matters that had occurred
in the house when the family was harmonl0usly
united anu both seemed TO rccollect them. The al
legged father asked the girl if she remembered Ger
tam circumstances III connection With her illness
when she was living at home and sue replied that
she did. No testimony WAS taken before he referee.
J. was tnOu ,ht by the counsel opposed TO Mrs.
Youngs that Ter lawyer may discontinue the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

1.-THE CHAPLAIN OF TIE FLFrry
the last produci ion Of Walter BesInt ana Jamee ~.
ing charters in Andrewss American Queen. Nov ON va
newsdealers. 's@ AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
Science IN WAsrrrcc
" TIE CHAPLAIN q

Is practically developed IN use OF Jfmes Pyle. e.,,
PRAIfIyR which does the work easily ana ort os
the OF soap and with perfect saiey fable wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
lAnO1ncemonA .

Great sale Of iirst-class Furniiura >.
spring sod CrOsbyss. See auction uoes o-!ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01

My mother has been a martyr to dys,.
for years. The usual remedies failed. CONTRARY oNp2
atOns the Ho man Pad C0npsny's treatment kas ny sn
Z. sTEwAgT URBAY 81. D., l.. H. G p STsled kf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
An IJNWILLING COMPLAINANT.

the Sherifs sale until December ID. and commit
tee of five appointed TO make an Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-01
GORHAM MFG CO.. Nj.

GORHAM MFG CO.. SH.
verSmithS, No. 81 Union.
square, have purchased the
entire stock Of a manufac.
turer Of Silver Jewelry, re.
firing from the trade, and
are Offering the same at
greatlyreducedp ricesfort
Holiday Season, making, to.
gether with their own man.
ufactures in this line, the
largest assortment ever Of.
fered.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

1880
jects of its Incorporation first having obtained the
consent of the city council therefor and under such
restrictions and regulations said city council may
see fit to prescribe; and any obstruction in any
any portion of any street without such consent of
the city council, contrary to the rules and regua-
lions that may be prescribed as aforesaid, shall be
considered nuisance, and said company shall be IL
able to indictment therefor, and to all the provi-
sions of law applicable thereto; and said company
SHALL in all cases. be liable to repay to said city all
sums of money that said city may be obliged to pay
on any judgment recovered against said city for
damages occasioned by any distractions, taking
whatever, with or without the consent of the city
council, together with the counsel fees and other
recover damages as aforesaid, with interest on the
same to be recovered in action for money paid
to the use of said company.
SECT 4. Whenever the company shall lay down
any pipes, conduts fixtures in any street. make
any alteration or repairs upon its works in any
street it shall cause the same to be done with lit
tie obstruction to the public travel may be prac-
tcable, and shall, at its expense, without UNI
necessary delay, cause the earth and pavement re-
moved by them to be replaced in proper condition.
1t shall not be allowed, in any case, to obsruct or
impair the use of the pipes and fixtures of the Port
land Gas Light Company or OF the Portland Water
Company, or of any public private DRAIN or COM
mon sewer, or reservoir; but said company shall
have the right to cross or, where necessary, to
change the direction of any private drain in sucb
manner as not to obstruct or impair the use thereof
being liable for any injury occasioned by any such
crossing or alteration, to the owner thereof any
other person, and to said city, in action upon the
case.
SECT. 5. IT the said company shall be duly organ
lied within three years from the passage of this act
and shall, within that time, have raised and expend-
ed at for the objects of its
Incorporation and shall have actually commenced
the manufacture and distribution of steam it shall
then have and enjoy the franchise and privileges
granted 1T by this act exclusively, for the term of
ten years from the date of it's organization subject
to the terms and limitations hereinafter prescribed
and subject to all such regulations and control as
may, by law, be exercised over corporations by the
judicial tribunals of this state. ss<ss -sk,so-~a
SECT. g. The management of the affairs of the
company, and all expenditures made for the purpos-
authorized nv this hall ho
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STATE OF MAINE.
opposing creditor, the presiding Judge shall order
the question of discharge to be tried by the jury at
the first any subsequent term of said court. Ex-
captions shall be had as to matters of law, to be
heard and decided as provided by said section ten
of the public laws of eighteen hundred and seven
ty.eight is hereby amended by inserting after the
WORD "debtor in the seventeenth line thereof, the
words or Is claimed under any mortgage given by
the debtor to secure debt to prior existing cred
itor, which has not been recorded at least three
months prior to commencement of insolvency pro-
ceedings', and after the word ssmonths', in the
eighteenth line thereof, the Aords and any such
mortgage not recorded at least three months !, so
that said section as amended shall read as follows:
SECT. 80. The judge SHALL by an instrument un-
der his hand, assign and convey to the assignee all
the estate real and personal, Of the debtor, except
such as is by law exempt from attachment and sez-
ure on execution together with all Deeds books of
account and papers relating thereto, which assign
ment shall be recorded forthwith in the registry of
sovency are pending, and in the registry of deeds
IN each county in which there may be real estate of
the debtor, and such assignee shall give such public
notice OF his election or appointment as the Judge
may order; such assignment shall relate back to the
commencement of proceedings in insolvency, and
by operation Of law, shall vest the title to ali the
property and estate of the debtor not exempt on
law from attachment and seizure on execution in
the assignee, although the same then attached on
mesne process as the property OF the debtor or is
claimed under any mortgage given by the debtor to
secure debt to prior existing creditor, which has
not been recorded at least three months prior to
commencement of insolvency proceedings, and
such assignment shall dissolve any such attachment
made within four months, and any such mortgage
not recorded at least three months next preceding
the commencement of proceedings in insolvency.
Such assignee may sue for and recover, by an action
at law, or by bill in equity, any sums of money
paid by the debtor to any creditor upon any writ,
Judgment or execution, when such payment is made
within two months prior to the commencement of
the proceedings in insolvency, and is received by
the creditor preference in violation of the pro-
visions of this act, and the creditor knows at the
time such payments are made, that the debtor max
ing the same is insolvent.'
SECT. 3. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 6, 1891
Chapter 200.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

PUBLIC LAWS OF TIL
the person holding or claiming to hold such office
or who holds certificate of his election to such Of
nee from the governor and council or who has been
declared elected thereto by the governor and coun.
Gil or who has been notified of such election by the
secretary OF state, to be commenced by petition re-
turnable before any justice of the supreme judicial
COURT In term time OF vacation, in the county where
either Of the parties resides, where the duties OF
such office are to be performed, and said supreme
judicial court shall have jurisdiction thereof.
SECT. 2. The petition of the claimant shall state
the names and residences of the several parties,
and the facts upon which he relies to maintain his
suit, apd shall be signed by him and verified by his
oath. Such petition shall be filed in the office OF
the clerk OF courts in the county where it is return
able, and the time OF hearing thereon shall be APP.
pointed by said justice, and Endorsed upon said pc
tition. Notice of tendency of said suit and the
time and place of hearing upon said petition shall
be given the adverse party, by giving him in hand
or leaving at his last and usual place Of abode a
copy of said petition and order of the court there
on, or in such other manner as the court shall d
rect and such notice shall be given at least seven
days before such hearing. The parties, or their
counsel, shall be heard upon written or oral testi
mony, according to the practice in like procedure
and In such manner as the justice shall direct and
If it appears upon such trial hearing that the pe
titioner has been lawfully elected and is entitled
by law to the office claimed by him, such adverse
party shall fail to appear, such justice shall render
Judgment in favor of such petitioner, if he is
found, upon hearing, to be entitled thereto
SECT 8. In all cases either party may, within ten
days after the rendition of said Judgment enter an
appeal therefrom in the office of the clerk in the
county where said judgment is rendered, which ap-
peal shall briefly set forth the therefor and
an attested copy of said appeal shall be served up
on the appellee or his attorney within ten days aft
er the same has been filed, in such manner as the
Justice shall order The party, taking such appeal
shall cause copies of the petition, peadings, find
lngS and testimony upon which such Indictment ia
rendered, approved by the justice before whom the
hearing is had to be printed and transmitted to the
chief justice within twenty days after such appeal
A copy of such argument shall, within said twenty
days, be served upon the adverse party or his at
torney, who may forward within ten days thereaft-
er an argument in reply, and thereupon the iust
ces of said court shall consider said cause immed.
atey and decide thereon and transmit their decis-
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Wednesday next after," SO that said section, as
amended, shall read as follows:
SECT g. They shall hold annual sessions in the
snlre town OF each county, at the times following:
In the county of Androscoggin, on the first Tuesday
OF April and October. In the county of Aroostoek,
on the third Tuesday of January and the first Tues.
days of June and July. In the county of Cumber-
land, on the first Tuesdays of January and June
In the county of Franklin, the last Tuesdays of
on the fourth Tuesday of January, and the second
tuesdays of April and October. In the county of
Keanebec on the third Tuesdays of April and Au-
county of Knox, on the first Tuesdays of April and
december, and the third Tuesday of August. In
the county of Lincoln, on the second Tuesday of
May, the first Monday of September, and the last
Monday of December. In the county of Oxford,
on the second Tuesday of May, and first Tuesday Of
hrst Tuesdays of April and August and second
Tuesday of December. In the county of Piscata-
gus, on the first Tuesdays Of April August and
first Tuesdays of March, July, and November. In
the county of Somerset, on the first Tuesdays of
march and August, and second Tuesday of Deem
Der. In the county of Waldo on the third Tuesdays
OF April, August, and December. In the county of
Washington, at Machias, on the first Tuesdays of
OF January and October, and at Calais. the fourth
Tuesday of April. In the county of York, at AL
ned on the second Tuesdays of April and October
SECT z This act shall take effect when approved
Approved February %, 1891
Chapter 1872.
AN ACT in relation to Service on Domestic Corno
rations
Be 1t enacted, &c., as follows:
:, SECT l. When no officer, general agent, or mem
Der Of domestic corporation, can be found in the
county In which the same is located, nor in the
county in which its last certificate of election of
clerk has been filed, the officer having in his hands
any process for service such corporation may file
copy thereof, in the registry of deeds, of the
county in which such corporation located or in
which It's last certificate of election of clerk was
Med, and make return of his doings, which service
Snail be sufficient to hold said corporation to an
swer to such process.
SECT. 2: The register of deeds shall keep such
copy on file, and keep an index thereof and be en-.
Titled to fee Of twenty cents therefor, to be paid
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect when approved.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-04-09

SECT. 8. When the condition of mortgage of
personal property is broken, the mortgager or any
other person lawfully claiming under him, may re-
contract between the parties, or on execution
against the mortgager, or before the right of re-
paying or rendering to the mortgager, or the per-
son holding the mortgage by assignment thereof,
recorded where the mortgage is recorded the sum
form the conditions thereof when not for the nav.
ment of money, with all reasonable charges incurr-
ed; and the property if not immediately restored,
may be repevied, or damages for withholding re-
covered in an action Of the case'
SECT 2. This act shall take effect when approved
lApproved March 4, 1891
Chapter 1914.
AN ACT in relation to Defenses in Actions inyoly.
ing Contracts made ON Sunday.
Be 1t enacted, &c., as follows:
=, n o person who receives any money, or valuable
thing, as the consideration for contract, express
or implied, made and entered into on Sunday, shall
be permitted to defend any action upon such con-
tract on the ground that it was SO made and enter
cd into on Sunday, until he shall restore such con-
sheraton SO received; provided that nothing here
ing. [Approved March 5, 1S8OI f~'1N
Chapter 1875.
AN ACT in relation to sureties upon official bonds
defending in suits against their principal
Be 1T enacted, &C., as follows: 49,
SECT. l. Sureties upon official bonds may appear
and defend in suits against their prip cpal Whenever
such sureties may ultimately be liable upon such
bonds. 1 'N0
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 5, 1891
Chapter 1856.
AN ACT additional to the several acts ESTABLISHING
the County of Piscataquis
Be it enacted, &c., as follows:
SECT. l. All officers within and for the county
OF Piscataquis: having authority to commit any
prisoner or debtor to JAIL shall be authorized and
required for the term of ten years from and after
the passage of this act if the county of Piscataquis
snail so long remain without jail within its own
limits to commit prisoners or debtors to the Jail in
the county of Penobscot, in the same manner and
with as ample authorization like officers in said
qured to do and the keeper Of the Jail in e said
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son against his will to do, or abstain from doing,
any act which such person has leg right to do or
abstain from doing; shall, on the premises OF
such corporation INDUCE or endeavor or attempt to
induce such person to leave the employ and service
OF such corporation by bribery, or in any manner
by any means, with intent thereby to further the
objects of such combination or agreements or shall
IN any way interfere with such person while in the
performance OF his 6uty; or shall threaten or per-
sstently follow such person in disordery manner,
or ln1ure or threaten to injure his property with
said intents either of them. SHALL upon convic-
ton, be liable to fine not exceeding three hundred
dollars, or imprisonment in the county Jail not ex-
ceeding three months.
SECT 5. ANY person in the employ of a railroad
corporation who SHALL in frtherance of the inter-
ests of either party to dispute between another
railroad corporation and its employees refuse aid
in moving the cars of such other corporation, or
trains in whole or in part made up Of the cars of
such other corporation, over the tracks Of the
pOratiOn employing him; refuse to aid in loading
or dischargine such cars, in violation of his duty as
such employee, SHALL upon conviction, be liable to
fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, imprjs-
onment in the state prison or in the county Jail not
exceeding one year. [Approved March 9. 1891
Chapter 2Oa.
AN ACT concerning the acknowledgment Of Deeds.
Be 1t enacted. &C.. as follows:
SECT. l. The ackn' wledgment of deeds may be
made before any notary public in this state.
SECT. g. All Acknowledgements of deeds hereto
fore made in this state before notary public duly
commissioned and qualified, shall be deemed and
taken to be legal and valid.
SECT. 8. This act shall take effect when approved
[Approved March 9, 1891
Chapter 2O2.
AN ACT to amend section thirteen of chapter one
hundred and forty.One of the Revised Statutes,
lating to the support of persons sentenced to the
house of correction for Drunkenness
Be 1T enacted, &c., as follows:
Section thirteen of chapter hundred and for
ty-one of the revised statutes, is hereby amended
by adding at the end thereof the words provided.
however that the charge for board of any such pris-
oner shall not exceed two dollars per week. that
said section amended shall read as follows:
SECT. 10. When sum of money is due the mas
ter under the provisions of this chapter, from any
prisoner and his account is duly allowed and cert
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01
Marriages in jackson County-ls7O.

Marriages III jackson COunty-lS50.
Eli IL. Moore aud Annie Shivcly. June ,, by d. W.
WinfOugh, j. p.
James Brannon and Mary Alcorn, june :, by II. W.
WinfOugh. j. p
Reuben Dickson and Armindl Hawkins, June G,
by d. W. Winfough JP
Theodore NJ. Miller and Francis z. Conner. June o
by j. w. Sleeper. Min.
William d. Mercer and Mary Ann Cup. June 9. by
James Davis, j. p.
Samuel Thompson and Ellen Swearinger. June ., by
d. W. Winfougll, j. p.
Peter GellisOn and Harriet Leasure, license issued
June 10th, but no return is made of marriage.
Oscar j. Leach and Angelne Holland. June l6. by
Elijah Beatty, j. p.
William H. Steele and Sophia L. Radcliff, June Is,
by l. b. BraGTick, Min.
Andrew j. Whaley and Elizabeth j. Whaley, June
Is, by John Mccartney, j. p.
John Nef and Elizabeth Whaley, June 1S by John
Mccartney, J. p.
Robert Evans and Mary Pugh, June Il, by John W.
Evans, Min.
c. II. Mccormick and L. C. Holmes, June IS by j.
G.. Ray. J. p.
John Mercer and Frances Yearian, June II, by G.
W. Masters, Min.
Daniel Porter Pewthers and Permelia Josephine
Hale, June 26- by Riley Corn, JP.
David Fl. Williams and Amelia Ann Storer. June
25 by Samuel Wambaugh, Min.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01
Notes Grom Center Point.

Last Thursday was the last day Of
school at Centre Point School House.
Arrangements were made for a spelling
school at night, but the teacher came not
Shook the dust Of Centre Point from
his feet, as it were
Last Sabbath was muddy, disagreed
bic day, yet there was an attendance of
10S at the Sabbath School.
Prof. Hank will organize singing
class at the School House, ON Thursday
night, April Sth, at early candle-lighting.
James B. Howe left on Tuesday for
tour through New York and Canada.