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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

The speech of the Chicago Convention,
was that of General Garfield nominating
Sherman.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11
MARRIED.

WATSON -GuuEs.-ln Ashtabua, June 3D., by
Rev, Il: II Yingling, Mr.. John w. Watson to
Miss Linda GuilOs all of Ashtabula
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Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed and
qualified, as assignee OF Mary a Prosser' in
solvent, of Ashtabula, Ashtabula County
Ohio. HENRY FASSEyivT'
Ashtabula, June g. 1890 ~ On
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Dissolution Of fCOpartnership.

FNHE co-partnership between Ms Smith
4 O., Il. Tasting, under the name OF
smith Hastlng is this day Dissolved by mu-
Jual consent. N. s. SMITH,
o, p. HASTINGS.
AsnJabul0, o., June lst, 1880. $3.50
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11
Four Years Ago.

The ballots taken at the Cincinnati Con.
ven ton four years ago, when President
Hayes was nominated, were as follows
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LEoAL.
siERIFF SALE,
Sherin'Ha Special Master Conmfsioucr
sale Of Lands aud TenementA.

Hheflu az special Master GnfmmfH1uupr
sale of Lands nnd TenementA.
AAtnbuia Common pioas, May Term 1880
JUsIISA :, SsI % FHNroN' lo.,...o,
SIMON S,BARTLETT, ct ni I
RN virtue ofpu order Of snlo duly issued
- rom said Court In the above unse to me
directed, ] VIII offer Cor sale by way ofpub.
lie auction at the door ofthe Court House, In
the village of Jefferson, Ashtnhula County.
Ohio, on Monday the 14th day OF June a. II.
1850, between the hours of1O x, NJ. aud NJ M.
of said day the following described lands ana
tenements. to. wit:
situate In the township OF Morgan, village
Of Rock crock County of Ashtabula nnd
state OF ONO. ana known rs n part Of lot No.
one hundred and sixteen. { 11G and bounded
and described 9s follows, to Wit; Commec-
ing ut stake In the North East corner of
land owned by Lewis Balley on Liberty ST
thence Southerly 10 rods. and % links to a lot
occupied by lG. Y. Crowel, thence Easterly
along said Cruwcll and Pama Foops line
7, rods. aud links, thencc.northerly 10 rods
and 10 links to the South line of Liberty IT
thence westerly rods. ana links 10 the
place Of beginning and supposed to contain
one half facre of fiand,
Terms, cash. Appraised at s.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been duly appointed and
qualified as administrator on the estate VIII
liam W. Mann, deceased, late of Ashtabula.
Ashtabula County, Ohio. HENRY FASSETT
AbnLlDula, Il un0 lU 1850,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Kenyon College, Gambler, o., is to have
a grand Commencement Day, June oath.
She numbers among her prominent gradu-
ates, President Hayes, the Hon. Stanley
Matthews and the Hon. David DaYis, all
of whom will be present this year at the
Commencement. Chief Justice Waite,
late trustee of the College, will also attend
The address before the Alumni, on the
evening before commencement, will be de-
livered by Hon. Stanley Matthews The
poet for the occasion is the Rev. Wyllis
Hall Of Michigan. Bishop Jaggar, of
Southern Ohio, will preach the Baccalau-
reate Sermon, on Sunday the Goth.
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Berry Baskets.

The best in the market, Made by Glen.
ons Bros, Geneva North Centre f. E..
Fassett & Bro, agents for Ashhbula and
Sl-SS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Any Republican candidate could carry
Ohio, but Grant couldn't do II, for he
would be a third term candidate, and a
third term means fourth, and so ON to
the end, The man who is for Grant for a
third term, and doesn't mean Grant for
life, is incapable of understanding. If
Grant should be nominated by the Repub
lioans, Ohio becomes as safe as Kentucky
for the Democrats, but Blaine would carry
the State with aroar. fthere Is any man
telling at Chicago a different story from
this, let his mouth be stopped, for his in.
telligeSce has departed or the truth Is not
In him. CincfnHaf Comm.
That such silly nonsense as this should
be put forth, is but poor compliment to
American intelligence. Two administra-
tions of Grantfail to show any disposition,
taste or tendency in the man to transcend
constitutional limits of the presidential Of
hce, and no intelligent man, not even the
one who ponned the above article, has the
least idea that third term means a fourth
or afith term. A third term, with Grant
at the head of affairs, would mean no more
rebellion during his term of office, and
there Is where his strength lays, with so
large portion Of the American people.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Peruvian Bark with Protoxide Iron, in
troduced by Nichols & Co, 30 years since,
is the best remedy for dyspepsia and all
forms of nervous prostration,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Father and mother being afflicted with
asthma, two bottles Of Sellers Cough
Syrup has given them a new lease Of
Life.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Doctors never agree, but the general
public all do, that nothing cleanSes the
Blood quicker than Spring Blossom.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

FIRE WORKS, FLAGS, &c.-Central'
News Room. $500
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

100000 WORTH OF CONSIGNMENT
FIRE WORKS. Central News Room.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

There was one candid man in the Chi.
cago Convention. When the civil service
plank in the platform was being discussed,
p, Webster Flanagan, from Texas, at
tired in shabby looking, snufr-colored
coat, jumped on bench and said that his
State had suffered quite enough from civil
service He wanted Republican laborers
to have office, and inquired, "If not after
office, what are we here for" The Con
vention laughed and applauded, conclud-
ing that from the gentleman's appear
ancc he was in urgent need of an office,
There is no doubt, however, but that he
expressed the inner sentiment of most of
the delegates
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Cheap Advertising.

AdUertisemeatS Of" Wanted -" F0y
Sale" Lost, /" Found" etc., not eroeeding NE
tines, will be inserted IN This column Under an
prOpTidte heddsfOr one lUeek I0T 25 cents, Each
dddhi0ndl Mne will be ohar0ed 5 eents
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| want to buy all kinds Of Lumber-Ash,
Ash Pole Plank, White-wood, White Oak,
Butternut Chestnut, Hickory, Maple,
Cherry, Bass-wood, &C., for which | will
pay the highest market price in Cash, Yard
in rear OF 0, II. Fitch's residence. viii
also take lumber in car lots at any dopots
on the different railroads, M. II. Haskell,
No. 10 Haskell Block.
Ashtobula. May 95 $780, 15S6-03
Call at c. f. Woods for Ice Cream
II you want to get rid OF boils pimples,
letter, &C., use Lndsey's Blood Searcher.
Sold by all,druggists.
The secret Of long lie is to keep the
liver perfectly healthy, which is best ac-
eomplished by using only Sellers Liver
Pills"
Try a combination Of iron with Peruvian
Bark, introduced by Nichols & Co., 20
years since, rs q remedy in cases Of dys-
pepsia, nervous prostration, loss Of appc-
lite, etc.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11
Benoath These bricks lies Sarah Hick,

Beneath these bricks lies Sarah Hick,
she was a long time very sick
Inc doctors came and purged and bled her
nnul she couldn't well be deader;
II when hrst pains did her attack,
She'd rubbed Eeleotric OH upon her back,
Death might have tried, but never caught
Nor caused such grief to her poor daugh-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

"The Valley of Baca'-a record OF suf-
fering and triumph, by Jennie Smith,
author Of "From Baca to Bulah."
This is modest little volume, but full OF
the rich experience Of trials and triumph
-suirerings, successes through faith and
unfaltering trust in God, under dark
est and most discouraging trials. No de-
voted mind can read the story of the 10
long years Of the authors sufferings and
priyation without reaching the conclusion
that God is present God and mindful of
his weakest and most afflicted children in
answer to persistant prayer and faith The
work is published by Garrigues & Brothers,
No G0s, Arch st. Philadelphia. may be
had through Mrs. James Reed.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

A LARGE ami complete stock of
IA Legal Blanks for sale at the
TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
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FOR RENT.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE ON hank
street. Within one minutes walk OF Post
Office. Rent Low. Apply to
o. p. TERRILL.
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FOR SALE.

MY RESIDENCE IN EAST ASH
tabula, the most pleasant location in the
village, containing Y of an acre OF ground,
rult and shade trees, &c, will be sold low
TO responsible party, Part cash, balance on
une, 6b-lm@ RALPH MUM.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

A LARGE LEGANT DESK, suIIa
bic for bank, office or store. Enquire at Ash
tabula National Bank. S1-tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Fine Silk Handkerchicls, New and
Novel Patterns, at McClannings, S7-SS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Ashtabula, May %, 1880, 15SG-O3
Call at G. f. Woods for Ice Cream.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Remcmbcr Auction of Crockcry this
week Saturday afternoon and evening at
A. 9. Bootes'.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-06-11

Mems Percale and Cheyiot Shirts, at
CMclanning's s7.ss
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only member OF the committee in the city at that
tine Aud as for Mr.. Barnum, he merely authorized
me TO send tn telegram which brought them 10 INC
city. All communications of whatever nature are
received and opened by me, and when the teiegram
above mentioned came from Lawrence informing
us that Mercy had nephew there showed II 10
Mr. Barnum. and said Here is teIearan
which says Morey has nephew hau n1, I.
we bet er send for himP Inc ohiN
wav we can find ont what he knows is by getting
him here Mr. Bamum assented and directed me
to Telegraph Mir Barnum left the city the follow
ing afternoon October so flr MS home and did not
return unit several days after the election lie
never saw MIR Morev or Mr. Clark and had no fur-
Their connection with the matter IN any wav.
" have very little TO say about the Cumberland
business because we know very little about it. The
following letter was brought 10 me from me ONCE
OF The Truth newspaper October 80 when had pecn
sent 10 the Editor of The Washington Post:
CUMBERLAND Nd
Editor Post: ,on,..
DEAR SIR SEE by the papers that Mr. Garfield denies
writing what il now called the Chinese letter wish
TO saw fhrouxh your valuable columns that kno" ne
did that letter at least my friend Mptev, re-
ceved the letter from Washington on tne ZS hn En-
January was then ana now member 0, Ine Et
ployers Union OF Lynn. Mr. Morey consui s, Min
npon the abor question particularly Chinese labor we
concluded wTe him. I'D So and received 6s ,st TN
nary when he gof the letter opened IT, and we read IT,
therefore know. as said, OF my own KNOWLEDGE tna'
lam ~ present at work here in Cumberland and If
You wish can before magistrate ana make oa'n w
ihe above fact Yours respt'v, ROBERT LINDSAY.
:" i read the letter to Mr.. Hewitt, he being the
only member of the committee at headquarters,
and it was thought best to send telegram to our
correspondent in Cumberland asking him TO asceI-
tain whether there was snch a man as Robert Limo
say there. And if he confirmed the Morey letter TO
get his affidavit to mail and telegraph II. and 10
arrange 10 send Lindsay on. Our correspondents
found Lindsay, got his affidavit, mailed and tele-
graphed IT as directed, and 1t was published
He also arrap ged TO have Lindsay leave Cumbef-
land at once tor New-York For some reason un-
known TO me Lindsay did not leave Csrn beriand ss
he promised to do. observe by statements nao ,
in Truth this morning that its managers sen, lh.h
TO Cumberland who brought Lindsay pack VIII
him. This was done without consultation VIII
this COMMITTEES and without its knowledge"
Counsel for Mr. Hart said yesterday, that ne ha "a
made every effort to obtain witnesses suggesIed 10
him by the Democratic National Committee, ana
that Morey and O'Brien we're furnished by thai
committee.
PUNISHMENT FOR PERJURERs.
The punishment for the crime of which OBren
stands indicted is imprisonment in the State Prison
for from one to ten wears Where as In tne
prisoner pleads guilty the punishment Is usually
0ne-third or One-halt the full term.
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MAZE and Apporrionment. He said there IL uofea'"n
which eau apply the Dock Department whv II should
have right control expense, which does not APP
ply with equal force q any and every other department
OF The city government This department has the rehf
TO mortgage the city TO the amount OF S3OOOOOO year,
aud the cuz hearing before It, Commission
ers 1t shuud be brought into the financial ren-
Ton To she city government as every other depart
ment There 10 no power ina can m,,t 80
with the discrefon of The ID ck e. minis sODers Witbin
dollar for the OF tho dcpariment Oty ohu
The character OF the stLuc uIes Uui, Nv
the department should also he sujrc ed 10 examination
by competcnG authority. For instance" shlu Mi
Potter there Pier No. l. which cos Sl.lOoOoo
continue perpetuallv pay Interest upon tue
81 100 600 General Mcclellan was az the head, ana
Gar.S o..
The Senate Committee win receive proofs from the
Council OF Reform on Wednesday.
In the absence OF other witnesses, ;. l.. Macompt'
was permIttrd 10 give his respecting the manage
ment OF the Police, Fire and AmshOuse Departments
INFORMATION FROM THE CoNTRoLtrR
On motion of Senator Baker. Controller Kelly was
asked TO furnish Committee at early date as pos
sble the following:
l. statement the balances unexpended IN Tho treas
urv Of this city, October /, 1850, ~ the appropriations
made for the purposes 0f the city government Tor ean
Of the years preceding 1850. -
H. A s,atemeni of The sums paid from the treasury
of the CITY 10 the d. partment of Police the passage
of The present civ Charter, slowing The purp ses Tor
which the Laymenis made, the nm0u u remaining
unexpe,ded October 1880 81 the app opratlons maui
for the depart prior 1S50and The amounts OF any
OF these udexpended appropriations returned ny inc uc
partment TO the city treasury.
the Board of Estimate and each year since
NAV l. 1870. the particular purposes Tor wheh sucn
paid thereirOm showing separdtcy the transfers hue
TO pay claims for salaries and the particular sac' ~
The Committee Will meet again Tuesday morning, at
IL O'Clock. when the Controller will DO examined
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DFCISIDN5-NOy. 10

Supreme Court hqmbcrs-Bc judge Lawrence
Buhler az Iier granted denying MOTION Hor'o"
y Iudgo Beach In the matter OF wptman. ctcNo DIS
appon mem Of committee until the mieor chldr u ne
lunan shall be repres med by guriian i Item lne Sonh
be taken Payne ag WhteIe OBJECTION ihat tne ahiey
taken Blown at iiTailsy 49, ii Balymore Az Coop
er Lansing IL The proceedings must Therefore be ha
Special Tsrm-Bv Judge Beach Putnam et agt POLAND
ct aleee nemofl oaun on motion for admit maj alio@a,
Crutt-Iart H-Bv Judge Van VorsL-Alefton agt' Van
settle
SnDerior Courf-SpeciaI Term 49, Bv Chief Justice
scdgwlck.i unnigal ag henderson OF a-O der ucnJus
BY judge Freedman Association the sea Of Aged
Dfigeu Femaes, elc agt Eagle Oh 81 i-Ihe report Oh
Judgment thereon opinion Chrekley ctt.. tue rov-
idenee aai 9t2nngton steamship tonp1ay Motion "a 40
hova sr!u'el Checkr' ec' "a 'n' an. 80
inKton etea nsnP Company to stlke OUT HenSl
with no 10, Of sufficient eGniy hobDlus
Preston All ion m Oer va. ti ytn 80 ci-. aoe
memoranuJm. Mar zoi ac Marc zkL-t'iion RAM asa
re- eree~ r-port confirmed with 80 costs Faulkner gu a. az
hart ct Ieit,tur died llden as1 IN 2hapn hS ,.
Hagedon ct al-Orlrr for publication OF summons. etc
Common Picds-SDocdI Ierm-BY JUd-, Van Bruat
In re hua accounting ot Big IN, eic Decree ghei
H. Juos, remorr- In r. appI' alton OF Is'hpaon a.
guardian aa ',m oi itupi o C Ao'oh grantee oaoVT
Amend agt squIabe Dean nj eacn.-Grinted. Dean
at1 FafreL-Jadgmsnr Tor pinnld Tor removal II the
rn o. NOR gage Doyle az Cahd-' lntel ID r. ac oln
Ing OF Kelly ec-Decree ordered aialcomsen Jr ooy
Houon denied wlthoa prejudice to romosa lhtr"i on
conte-tug iilaits In 10 Howe on accouunz' eic-"h
counsel
Murine COnrt-NDecidi Te7n-Bv Chiei-Jusuce Shea
-IoDar Nalsl-See memorandum Libby. etc. House
-ApplctuOn denied. Burr i-. brarl- sees MEMORANDUM
SticaAcy boss Motion To eXIurate bail gaue on pay
plant o., 100 this action t.orrOf may
be sctiic by the order 10 be made tns decision t"nGt
agt luOIp~On.- NOTION LTdne vacatnE order. ttmeytr
az -chworscnsAL-MOuDn place on special cucn ar
deultO hrdutl. tntci
NOXtIuD 10. 1880 Seuuarh tE EdiugS.-Cau3e ST
trla Tor November 1913 , ia Pat H. VINO AT
CorwiB dismissed with $40 Gusts rcic on ~ APP
OOn grIci advancing "a Use Oh clen"ai A. lTe-
fer cd Gunnison larn2n Graham AT tann
o. ID III IT,
di-contnua The Chatham AduOAai Bank AZ Belt Z.
same agL uOck-adrr. ~.arkcy OFT DuL0nt inner agt.
LOweHtla Order OF suDsu ution. Baum a-- fnn-OideT
OF commission BIeSs 81 aEt -paltt ch ei ag hei-iE
,ntn.cscr AIT FaTc: Leonard agt. apuan Lyman act
DAVIS VI eel same Chapel aEL "lE-rsi Brown AIT
Sp0nOTd.-OTdcrs signed.
y Judge Isiacs-Louok ag Wcscottl wish 70 see coun-
s'L Maxwell Phil lTicr signed. L2ttlhOIo agt BaA-
4 Same b.. -OIatTs signed
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THE BURDENS OF THE CITY.
SUGGESTIONS FOR LEssENING THEM.

cUUUESIIUNS FUR LESSENINU IHEM'
VIEWS OF THE COUNCIL OF REFoRM-sUGGEsTIoNs
FROM PROFESSOR DWIGHT, HENRY DAY AND
o. h. PoTTER-PROPosED AMENDMENTS 70 THE
:. CHARTER.
Professor Dwight, Henry Day and O. b. Potter, OF
the Council of Reform, appeared Yesterday before
the State Senae Committee, now in this city, and
presented suggestions Of methods to lessen moncpal
burdens. The Council urged reductions of salaries
IN all departments but that the Board of Estimate
ard Apportionment should have power TO regulate
expenses and salaries. A special municipal election
apart from the general election and the regulation
of the outlay of the Dock Department. in the same
way as that of any other department, were urged
also. The Committee decided to ask Controller
Kelly for much information about department ap-
propriations
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ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, NOy. 1.-THE General Court
Martial appointed 10 meet at DIyid's Island. New York
Iarbor. has been dissO we'd. The leave % absence
granted Major John Green, LIST CAyaIy. has btea
LoHded ten days. The extension OF leave VI absence
account OF sickness granted surgeon VIM 3. ng, has
been further extended six months of sick
ness
The following changes ia the stations OF officers Of the
Ordnance Department have been made: Captain
Charles Shaler relieved from duly Chef Ordnance
Officer Department OF the SiutD ord red 40 b -tOn
Or foundry duty. FIRST Lieutenant gers Brine jr
retired from duty National Armofy and orUerCd
to Cold Spring, NeW-IOIk, fot foundry duty. Eitst
Lieutenant Ira Macuutt is relieved irsm duy the
Rock Island Arsenal aud ordered TO tnr Department
the Tor duty Cnief Ordnance Obcer OF that De
paItment
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURr.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 1.-The following bust
.I By t0e supreme CJurj Oh tue United
states today
No. 2J.-Rlchard 4. Tlgham. appellant William Proc.
appeal from tn Circuit CDuI ui The ui;ed
for the southern strc 4 ono; Argument continued ~
Z. g. collier and \. Iaipenier Tor aupce3s George
Harding for appellant
No. b3-Iuhn o. Ishan plaintiff IN error 1yt NJ W. St0nJ.
T. 10. smith sn~sed with
40 6I.-Janes ID. Lehmer Dd,niIu IN agt NJ. w
with COSTS.
No UJ-ILe steamship BouciactO etc. appellant IT
William IL Mount al app'a from The Circuit 'uait OF tho
United fOr The East D,tr.r OF NeI Ork argu'
mcD iegun G. declined g. hear appcliee
Adjourned until MONDAY al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-13
TIE COUNT OF ApPEALS.

ALBANY, Nov. I'm the Court OF Appeals
to-day present The lion. Charles J. FOgor. G. j.. and
associates. m. tolowiu- business transacted:
No 8,9.-Wlism Weaver and another, appellants, agt.
Charles Ely an 0'hcrs. respondents submitted
No - .-Sdrh 81. Harris. respondents William Tuu-
bridge, appellant submitted
No 80 sarah /. Horn. appellant, Art the town OF New
Lots respondent arrUe bj j. T. MoOAer tar appellant and
Frank Cooke Tor resppuG-nt
No 2S5 ilsIy g. KiIgnOrn. receiver, etc. appellant.
Ed WAR ugnt and OHcTs. bs
H. DelHiug appellant submitted tor pUBdcuts.
No --5.-DerfcA l. Boar ana anOtncT eAecutOr etc.
pODdents, tie Lake shore chiEan southern
Company, appellant aruta ..dWtrI >. aapa!iJ
iOI iani auG LucIcn Dlriacyc 10 respondents.
Tic iOI Non iy, N0veIOji ID 1850, Is iOl-
lows NOs. 3d. - 30 $50 so, 3UU. u6J. JG3.
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PROPOSED NEW BANKRCPrCr LAK

BosToN, Nov. 12.-The Board of Trade has
in press Judge Lowels revised edition OF bis draft OF
national bankrupt law before Congress The first
edition was sent to Mercantile Associations
in Bankruptcy. and TO many Others interesled with
request for criticisms. The SDswere received we're
highly favorable to the general plan OF the bii but
many valuable sug aestions made in of
tall These incOr ted in this edition. excepting
already provided for By authoritative decisions under the
Old act or more regulated by the Courts in
their rnes nud orders. The most important II the
changes in the powers OF the Regs-
ters virtually made judges or nearly all
In ban and due provision - made for bringing
the courts OF bankruptcy within easy react The bill
has been wholly revised ana many slight alterations
made with a view OF making the lav more effective and
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NAVdi ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Chief Engineer G..
p. Hunt been detached from the torpedo boat In
tepid and other duty the New York Navy Yard, anu
ordered special duty connected with the Ranger Ca
Diet Engineers j. NJ c. Peckersil and II. s. Esefer have
been detached from the Pensacola and ordered special
duty connected with the Ranger Carpenter John Mac
farland has been ordered to duty the Mare Island
Navy YARD. Passed Assistant En- giHeer H. G.. GoWIug
been ordered to temporary charge Of the 1rpsdo
boat Intrepid addition Ia his present duties Gunner
j. g. Foster has been detached FROM the Saratoga and
ordered tae Naval Mag znr at Chclsed. Mass rrrv-
lng Gunner William Wilson, who s ordered To the Sara
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THE COURTS.
GIVEN UP To ENGLISH JUSTICE.

A decision was filed b. Judge BiatchiOrd,
yostcfdaj IA OF Gsors' Fowler alas X q a''
and his accompuce. who arrested IN tins country
Tor forging checz Tor the -um Of $50 az Bradford
England. TIE counsel for tho prisoners SOUGHT 10
obtain Their discharge on the ground mat there Wee
dfccs The certificates aathentciing tho deposilonS'
William D1bson. Eughsa detective arrived WINE TIC
case was being argued before the United States Com
ns.ioner r.crntlv and testified the dispositions
lld been regularly made before ius'e ~ the eHce ~
Bradford. Justice Bat' hi0rd susttlns tOih'rslOhet
Osborne IN ALLOWING the rXtradltm OF the prisoners on
tuc evidence at ID b-1n. he pnin Ju toe errors We
of forms for propery drawing up certificates OF authen-
lra ina On