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NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-COmmanders Robert
L. PhSthian John q. Watson and Frederick Pearson
have been ordered TO attendance the of
pedo Instructions at Newport II. l.
Lieutenant Jas NJ. Miller has been ordered 70 duty ON
hoard the United States trainnR.shIp Constitution.
Epsigns C. W. Deer!ng and o. L. Case have been Or
dered ~ examination for promotion.
Commander Thomas o. selfrdge has been detached
from the command Of this Enterprse-put out OF com
uission-aud placed on waiting orders.
Iieutenan Commander samuel II. Baker. Lieut. enants
ceorse b. IAvingst0n Frank w. " Chos and LYMAN G.
spanIding. Master ". kls.er Wright, Enslgn Henry
Hunt, Surgeon James u. Flint, Cnicf.Eu9neer BeGl-
min m Wharton Pa ,ed Assistant Flu Rinetr WiIiam
A MentEer Assistant ngibeefs Waller Shewell aud
George 5. Mlets Boats%ans Pdtrck Haley ana Alonzo
waiting orders. PBymasteT George u. GriuiuE from
fh Enterurse been ordered 10 settle his accounts.
Master Francis f. Greenebas been detached from the
CoSt Survey and ordered 10 Newport K L. Tor Ibsruc-
tiona IN torpedo GerVice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
NEClSln\S--.IAY 1S.

Supreme Cotr'-f hap,b,rs-By Judge DOnohup-
In th 81 Gnslg OiUrT granting nniion FAR IS "a
fvlaW Jge iuuis order. In ntjttr 81 IjGthst.
denied Der ard Blbbitt-O order grant
,t. ,furion q G"Ftou.- Granted.
~ Indigo IaNrencs--aic ayr Sach.-a Notion granted
Without Merhelena AIT. Red Motion denied with
Union National BanG.OTter granted.
Ch tAu ag the Nqtinna Hard ware Company Granted
TsTni-l3v Juicr Van NOtsTayOr agt. Taylor.
Foot another Whit.
man n & a.. settled s.gitd
Buitl--rltfru agt. IcpriuOtt - Opinion. Du
clo, .,ud aupihrrL2t H.Itl,r AMI OthrrS-t,uul"u.
Cr-Ul-Id Il ly tI'sJ ag =
- settled.
Common Ic,ts-Spcciai Term By judge j. f. DAILY.
kelly act Cli llrr &C. itd aHd catered. In
counting % Wmemtysr. Gle t-rtOrt conirnr'.
jude IarrsloTU-A Mccarthy AT cCATthy. Findings
and decree settled
WariRe Cosri-Spcriai TTm-Ny Chicf-just'ce Shea.
= nErr agf ~,.-sv: MtNrurH agt Fra,er Wh.tnck AIT
Fraser. ~,uri.A Valley Vine Company a. Ntya AN nj u
Eirfstrln MT Itpp"F 1Ct kGUnr vs.;
-prunil William Orders ~ dis
coutinra. itCAnl Gr1lin ninth AT. JHFrll.
stit-iifutpu lowed AZ Nam. Demurrer
ulri frvood- smith at i'O" ohlt irnwan aZi Mal'
IvNtr. if,ua act. Ian t>iIt Topper agt.
Eur.riu; k,uAor asi 'ianch Kog? aEr pfrom-unicr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
HOUSE OF EsENTATTYEs.

In the House to-day bill was reported to
establish an Assay Office iU st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. COBB Dem, Ind., from the Committee on ApprO-
prations reported back the Pension Deficiency Appro
priatiOn bill. The bill s similar to the reported
last week with an additional elaUse apprOpriatng
&c 900 for steamers for the relief OF crews OF tho
Whaling barks imprisoned On the Arctic Ocean.
The bill considered in the House. ~ Committee Of
tie Whole, and passed without amendment
OF the Senate amendments - the District or
Columbia Appropriation bill we're nOn-cOncurrcd in,
remainder cODcurred IN, and the bill was returned
to the Senate for IT'S action
The Agricultural Appropriation bill was reported
Ar. McLAHE [Dem Md, rising to u question OF
privilege. said that he found IN morning paper copy
OF letter addressed TO him and 10 Mr. Ellis, OF
Louisiana, as members OF the Committee on Pacfhe
Railroads, by J. A. George, charging certain bribery
and eorruutiOn upon tho Congress which nad passed
the Texas Pacific Railroad bill That letter had
gone To toe newspapers not onlY without
the knowledge Of the committee, but certainly
through the agency OF the man who had written It,.
II was his intention 10 submit the letter 10 the Com.
mittee ut its next meeting.
Tho House then. ct 1925, went into Committee OF the
Whole upon the Agricultural Appropriation bin.
An amendment providing that reasonable proper
ton OF seeds distributed by the Agricultural Depart.
mont ANAL be supplied to members OF Congress and
delegates was adopted. 49,
Mr.. CONVERSE Dem, Ohio submitted an amend
mont authorizing the Commissioner OF Agriculture Tor
the purpose Of reoaiming the waste ana ard lands OF
ts West 90 eOntRsos the sinking q aRtesan wells.
P0ading debate the Committee rose;
The House then, At $50 2. M took recess until ESQ,
the evening sesscn 70 Do fof the confederation OF the
CUort Of Pension bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
OWL NOTES.

Justice DonOhue, in Chambers, yesterday
appointed JOHN r. L;dccker receiver Of the staten
Island Railroad Company IN The sui brought by AttUr-
ney- General Ward for its dissolution.
Seth B. Hunts will, which was admitted to
probate b. the Surrogate yesterday, bequeahs all his
property absolutely 10 bis wife, Lucy B. T. Hunt, and
appoints her stephen NJ. BucbingI IN, OF PuugIkccl-
se AMI Benjamin H. Sears, of Bennington, VI, us exec
uiOFa.
Judge Van Brunt, in the Court of Common
Pleas recently decided, IN The NJ the alleged ln,an
ity Of Abraham GoSnG. that the juIy IN the Supreme
Court having considered that he sane. the Inquiry
und.r cOmmis.inr could only relate to the time sub
srqurnt 10 that verdict Justice DonDhuc, IN supreme
Court, Chambers yesterday granted the writ OF prOh
b.tiou 10 witch tlc Court Of COnmOn Pra4 Was made
dc.cadan'. fOrb,dtnR thar Court 10 proceed further
with The inquiry than Judge Van Brunts dersion per
mitt-d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
rALENDAK3 TINS DAY.

srlraE Cora. -ru,ataas-Ltor.ut,I -cotrt ooona IT
ius a. @ li ;'', ~ ~ a. Pi' - -; ~ ..
~ 80 @ iy lGi, l67. lsj. l0I, -Jc @Oj ~ IA, -,
otaA K ard o Fa-t'' ana q Daniels an III l.,
t"nt, & 10 At ,'.oA M - r. 81 : - ~ So
~ &G 3uG 2o7 4O lIJ IL 40. 80 ll, los los Ia
-LrrAL rrnA, Beach } celrt opens ar lo@o pc.
G' Goi az Gi3 80 go ~ Gia 6j coz - - 10
49, 81 ~ To-, go los, js j5o 30 90. tis, t2o e.
inr n?9ofn o,nf e. i {3 IN. NJ
49, 2l75. So. lJ, 1919 1871 20" 51@, i'1l. ZiIo,
PAR ii Van Worst d. Cont opens Al 1850 a. m nos.
liIsl isa, 1915 .O7J l75i 1853. ~. 3d. - .iSl GO'l
l l7S7 Z; aI4 ~ 49, i3 S POS = --O 1850 - -
Pact III -ioitr JmCoatt 9y'n' a. lQD a. m;INos
1905. 63d l245 1863 lt.4 9i5 tcil Istg l91i ~
SrECIAL IERN-sper Court opens Al 40 H. M Calendar
'TI,i itiM"rAHis l. ri and Adjourned for the term
CoMNVN PtIAs-GFHEE1L re4H.-.Atlonrnsi sine Gir;
N t0,irT Am Adjourned Tor the term.
ni,Nat 2i7i Soai l2it 2Igo 2A2s. 1911 1913 1870
r4RT 5I- ,s Brin & I 2 az ~ qes
i777 1878 1890 l9s9 1890 1898 l6GO 1Olo' 49, l+j
LRIS S 6GaT TIAi TRiM-PARr I-McAdam j. IN Com.
Pleas Court Par. 1'[ "OsR 9s az s ~ dd s
1850 4lO7 lG6 3GoG 4l25. 43i0 43l7 1922 4S5I 435s
SI PA iI-S6odiSn j. Part II q tho sgRerior Court
court opens at 10 nos alGl 1873 y 1870 10 $3.50
q st 5o7 s5ss 1lo' 4OOO 40O '-t o'OO
PART IIImawss, j. in superior Court Part IiL-SG p
AmseIo CarIetsa homicLIe william II. mansaH
William II: Hampton oIloltl9n Charlie Ham ton grand
Daniel suth John W barry frederick uGr John BrOsar
Grew John rurkc Amelia nenner. excise.
cram, PAG larceny Gnsoppi GTcoa larceny from iS person.
iowe D. Caihane attempt az rape AaTreta rown GEORGE
AncGl William Gy W3 % geISfS Gn3tsv h9GS
Ttqys larceny from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
IssoLvENT CORPORATIONS.

A STATEMENT MADE UP BY ATTORNEY-GENERAL
WARD PROM REPORTS OF RECEIVERS.
tPRoM THE RBeUIAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUsE.l
ALBANY, May 18.--AttOrney-G General Ward
requested the receivers Of nsolvent corporations some
time ego 10 make report the result Of their opera
tons The information sought the amount OF
dividends they had paid the omOunt Of their fees, and
the smouns money they had paid out 10 referees, at
torpeys clerks and stenOgrapheFs The receivers were
not prompt replying to the circular 1t has not been
until the present time that the result OF the
inauiry could be aSeertained. Deputy Attorney
General Everett, in very painstaknR manner, exam
ibed the various reports which Of exceedingly
volumpous and he has made out In condensed
the result OF hts inspection In response to reso
luton OF the Assembly. the AtOrneyGeneral will send
to that body tomorrow tabulated statement giving
Mr.. Everetts figures concerning the receivers Below
10 the statement:
Ihaye the honor TO report, that under the existing
lava have no authority power 70 require any report
40 ar az sueS receivers have replied TO nv c}reiar it
has voluntary their part and that their reports
have the honor further report that the following
ihsir trusts BY the receivers of the various nSOVent
sea. receyeT appSinted August %, 1870. Receipts.
$si29s 81 expenses aud fees not given dividend, 40
INC American Popular Lie Insurance COmpany-E.
Laurence receiver, appointed June 49, ISL Receipts
SvidsSds paid si2s,9e5 e5; probable Termination OF
trnst not given.
The Atl.nHo Mutual Life Insurance Compeny;15Ed-
ward NeWeOInb, receiver, appointed August o. 1877.
Reference for distribution pending case has been
seriOusy sIays legal proceedings against receivers
the part stoekbOders receipts and expenditures
not given; dividends estimated, 40 TO 90 per cent
The AsDury Lire Insurance Company. A V. Stout,
receiver. appointed October o, 1874. RecelptB,
$l23,497 O. expenses (au kmde) $27, $50 SO Ovid
end 40 PEI cent Final dividend now III Of pay
mebt
the Bend Street Savings Bank. Willis 8. Paine re-
ceiyer, appointed September 20. 1876. Receipts.
q o55 S39 OF; receivers fees, S120Oo dividends 70
per Duration Of trust dependent on suits pend
Ing.
TIE Clai nc Savings Bapk-Cark BroOks receiver
appointed November 20, 1877 Suits against the trus
tees the 0fffy assets
the CAUTION SAVINGS Bapk-BdWar5 L. PaTris. receiver.
aopointed July 10, 1877. Rscmpts, s69,3SS % ex-
peses nending receivers ees) 7,720 03; dividends,
69ss per cent Trust closed.
Tue Confinental Life Insurance COmpany-John p.
o,lse1 reeeiver vice J. J. Anderson: Nay l0 1877.
Recefpts, 81 $50 827 ~ expenses, $1l0603 II dvf
depds Is pee cent DaFson OF trust dependent on The
peal Of 25Oo disIatss claims snd the setteHeHt
81 LEGAL qur sEsons dlstT1buti0p.
rue Central Park Savings B1nk-Marcus 7. Hun -
esyer yeo T. " French. March z, 1879 Cash ON hand,
"a lOi 81: expeuses, ~ Per sehSd1e, p1Sy 10: NO
lyitruA as been Declared. Trust con be closed only
Os tsrtAination Of suite penainR
the Empirs Huteal Life kAsssscee C1mpa1y-SohAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
The COURTS.
RECORDER slYTH ON INTEMPERANCE.

RECORDER SNYTH ON INTEMPERANCE.
Richard O'DOnneli, who was convicted OF
mamsaugher the fonrth a few days ego in the
General Sessions. having caused tue dralh OF Thomas
Barker the night OF March IS, sentenced yester
day to the Pcnentiary for two years ODonneli took
home Barkes skye terrier, and when Barker went TO
ODOOnelPs house for It the two quarroed az the
door Barker Knocked down and fatally Injured.
In passing sentence Recorder Smyth dwelt upon the
Disgrace the prisoner had brought upon his family HIS
father he said. was au upright and honorable ctlZe'
ana q personal friend Of lis HIS mother was lazy
uf refinement and high principle upon tho ina', wheL
word from her GIT have saved bin, she ccul1 not be
indu Oh toll anything hut tho txact truth He said
that the prisoners position dnc to his nOrdn1fe nse
Of Intoxicating iGnor. His shOrr experience on The
hal DEMONSTRATED to MIN that IS per cent or the
cases which came into the had their origin Ill the
abuse " alcoholic 9timulants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Ca has been ordered 10 proceed, to st. Augustine
FIa for discharge aud establishments After reenlls-
ment he viii return 10 his proper station.
Leave Of absence for four months has been grahted
Colonel George ". Getty, Sd Artillery.
Frs Lieutenant H. L. setnly. 81 Artillery, has BEEN
oPd-reI 10 report IN person for examination 10 the
Board of Officers appointed to meet at the Springfield
ArmorT Mass, Junr l. 1880 a.,
lur nIgh tor TX fhs has been granted 10 ord
nancesergeant Daniel Wilber United States Army, now
serving ~ the Department o. the SOUTH
By direction Of The Secretary OF war Captain GEORGE
W McKee, Ornabce Denarin enr, Will be reeTed from
the enuln,and Of the Warrington Arsenal, DsiEct OF
Columbia and will report for duty aG Rock Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
WANTING PAY FOX DOING NOTHING.

Tie Police Commissioners were directed by
IN order issue yesterday by Justice Lawrtnce u show
cause why mandamls should not issue compelling
them to pay 1920 10 Patrick DAILY, formerly police
officer FOR scrvic which he has never performed. in
his petition D y says that he wasa policeman in the
village ~ NOEr'sanua January I, 1874 when 1t be-
came annexed 10 Now-Y0rk; that he then told by
hl4 caattlu that Police Con- mlsSnErs had SUI
pended INN until furthc" orders and that although ne
frequently repoFrd for dHtv his services were not &C
cepitd H. CLAIMS therrfrra that never having been
dismissed for rausg be- entitled to his entire pay.
Ambrose n. purdy obtained the order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-By direction of the
Secretary O: War Board, TO consist Of surasOns j. b.
HeuA C. J. Alexander Acknowledgment Henry LIP
u.ncOtt has been ordered 10 assemble at tho Urtted
states Military Academy. West Point, n. Y, Julc
TO examine into the physical qual hcatOns OF the
members Of the graduating class and TIE cnddacs for
admission TO the Academy.
Ordnance Sergeant Charles A. CImpbel United States
Army now on duty ct OgIetnorpe Barracks, Savannah,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
RIGHTS OF AN EXPRESS COMPANY.

C1NcINNATI, May 18.-A hearing of the case
Of the Adams Express Company against the Louisville,
New-AlbanY and Chicago Railway nas been had before
Justice Harlan, or the United states supreme Court at
Indiana pulls The litigation grows ont of the attempted
election fine Adams Express Company from the line Of
the road - make for the CGiOn Express Company
with when tn railroad company uad made an excl lGlVr
contract The decision of the Court i, 10 maintain RE
lest raining order remaining the Adams Express Com
pInv n rO1i and directing the railroad cOnpany 10
curry freight and PAST DgerS and to charge reason
able .ates Tor thc srryice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

Mistress" Who were You talking to, Jane p
CoOk-'. only my eldest brother, mum. Hr'r-heS I'm
the uerllre" Mistress" Indeed! what Is his name g.
CnuE--' John smith num-" Mistress But your
IA not smith" COUk-" No. mum but you Sec he's
he's bin narredw
A capital" PUNIsHMENT.-Landlady
Lor' Il missy Mr. BruTn WHAT'S tao matter, sir 2"
Moddrr Brown with lively demonstrations Uf drhghO
=" Glorious uews-Fm gong to be- hung ut last.
Hooray /" [ut only ans his picture going
he hung NJ the Acadsny.-lFun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
CRIMINAL NOTEa.

James Leonard. who WAS convicted Of man
slaughter IN m Uhci states Crcuit Court sOmr time
agu. nav ng killed Anton Klovorssl the American
TX Archer on December 49, l~T9. WAS sentenced yrs
erLy b. TIE Prntcnary Tor ten years By Judge Boue
.ipf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19
Bankrupt Notices.

N(STRICT COURT of the UNITED 81 ATES
for the SOUTHERN ISrRICr OF NEW-YOBK.-In
the matter Of SAM UEL 5. HEhCk. banTupt-In BANK;
xtTCI-A in bankruptcy hts been Issued ny nl
Court against tho estate OF SAN Ell = BERGh. OF the
civ NewNOrk 81 the County Oi NeWf"rk Of the stare
OF York, sad District. ajulgcd BANKRUPT upon tho
lie zion creditors, nd the ylnent Of any Cebs and
The cVery n property belonging To said bankrupt To
his ahd he transfer OF any properly by INN are
fnrEldden meeting Of tho creditors Of said bank
rust 10 plcVe their debts choose sgnee Of
his VIII be held 10 NOur OF bankruptcy 10 be holden
NJ No Warreu-st city Of Now York In said District
ON the r,t Gay June a ID. 1880 10 o'clock at
Ihe one II JO6N ". LITTLE esquire the Registers
IN Bankruptcy OF said Court LOUIS n PAWN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-19

THHlS Is ~ Civ ND1ICE: IHHI on tnG
l2th 10y OF MAY. a. D. 1890 Warrant N Bankruptcy
was s.ued against the estate OF ELIZABETH j. briggs
OF city Of NeFHork IN NE Comfy Il and
NeWGOrk WIN has been ahudged bankrupt on
her petition that the payment %" any debts and tie
livery property belonging to such bankrupt 90 Der for
Transfer nt property 10y her forbidden
ing Of the creditors III ths SAID nan
hbts aud "a ehOOsc AgneeS VI her
estate Pl ~ Court o Baah rsTcy 70 be- hOdsn At
No. n 81. 90 the CIy " Nav fOrA, before John
W Little VOC hssteY a,h day MAY. =. D.. 1880
~ 10 o,,Lcg ,. IA. LOUIS r. PAWN.
L. :, MasHal Messenger Southern District NeW-Yogk
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06,t; on ituds0n River. ble modern conye.
men irs: and appointments Unsurpassed Ad
dtcs- T. q Box IUG, NewforK,
TENEACilERS supplied To schools and families.
i Miss FLORtSCR FITCH, EDUCATIONAL BU-
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Gnrorenr Aopertlsemenrs.

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book Travellers quisite Depot BrahshaW's Publea
Office. % Fleetst London r. e
VISITORS to LOND0N.-WO0D'SS 0MER-
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station prnmmOnd London The nOst accessible,
fort. b. aud moderate hotel anywhere.
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6elp n)aHteo.

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