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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

CURED OF DRISKING.-A leading railroad official
In Chicago, Illinois, says; "A young friend Of
mine cured OF an Unsuitable thirst for liquor,
that had so FRUSTRATED his system that he was I'M
able 10 do any business He was entirely cured
by the use OF lloP BlrTERs II alayed all that
burning thirst; took away the appetite for liquor
made his nerves steady, and he has remained a
sober and steady man Tor more than two years,
and has no desire 10 return 10 his cups and know
Of a number OF others that have been cured Of
drinking byp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

REV. Dr. NEWMAN HALL, the famous London
preacher who obtained divorce from his wife
last August, has just welded the woman whom
he told the court he should marry il his suit
against his wife was successful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

SEMINARY lIILL-ln our last weeks report the
names OF the lyceum officers were omitted, which
are as follows; President, Simon willard vice.
president Miss Poland secretary, Miss Page;
executive committee, Mr.. Webster Miss Schouler
and Miss Tower. The societies have had quite
a struggle the past week for new members, the
Band winning the victory by admitting six meme
bers ut It's last meeting The Adelphis admitted
none.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

A $1,000 GUARANTEE. Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure will positively cure Bright's dis
ease and diabetes and It is guaranteed that it
will also cure ninety-nne per cent Of other kid
ney Diseases aud will help in every case without
injury to the system, when taken according to
directionsi and the sum Of $1,000 will be paid to
any person who can prove that 1t has failed 10 do
this.-H H. WWTer d Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07
SPEEDY RELIEF cures kidney complaint.
SPEEDY Cough CURE saves doctors bills.

NFFEUf NEIIEF UHTts kIuHty UOHIPIHIht.
SPEEDY Cough CURE saves doctors bills.
FROM Hon. Andrew Cornwall, ex-member OF
the legislature, New York state alexandria Bay,
January 81, 1880. H. H. Warner d Co. Gents
| have been troubled with kidney difficulty for the
last three years, and in October last had very
severe attack. | then commenced taking youi
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and obtained relief
at once. ] have used two bottles and feel as well
AS ever, and | shall always keep a supply of War.
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure In the house
Yours truly, A. Cornwall
SPEEDY RELIEF cures kidney complaint
SPEEDY RELIEF cures kidney complaint
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

PARTY Of one hundred persons, thirty fam
lilies, started Monday morning of last week from
the Boston Albany station for Adrian, Mich
igan, where they are to settle under the auspices
OF the Irish Catholic colonization association,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07

Live Stock Market.

The following s telegraphic report Of the live stock
market at Cambridge and Brighton for the week ending
Tuesday, April 8, 1896
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07
JAMES BENNETT FARM.

with good bulldogs, estimated to contain 100 acres with
large sugar place Running water at house and barn.
Terms easy-mlde known at time Of sale. Also at the
same time, the farm adjoining. known the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07
Doors, Sash, Blinds
I M0ULDINGS

The subscriber prepared TO offer TO the public
full line OF the best quality Of all kinds OF sash,
nanra. nlluda Mnnlllnpa N
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07
Uew Idrerfisemenfs.

The best and most prolific variety Of Spring Wheat
yet grown In Vermont A. high the rate OF fifty
bushels per acre have teen grown. and bushels
m uncommon yield. II Il bald variety and makes The
best NJ -four send for circular. w w.
30-tfa CHARLES DOLE, Northneld, VT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-04-07
Current Mention.

HARRY W. STINsoS.
Secretary Of Crit and Minary Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
NITAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The following de-
tachmcnts orders have been made Commodore
John c. Fcblgrr from the command Of the Navy Yard
at Washington and placed GA waiting orders Captain
Samuel r. Franklin from duty i'll the IIydrog aphlC
Oirc, and granted six mouths leave; Captain X. r.
Brccse from tho command the Pensacola, Pacific
Station, and placed on sick leave,
The resignation OF Mldshlpman E. T. Everett. U. s. n.
has been accepted.
TIE United States STEAMER TallapOosa Is lying at the
Delaware Br'akw1ter, noar Philadelphia, waiting IA
vOrdbe weather. The Tennessee has arrived at New
York Tao iandaA has arrived AZ Ncw-LUndOa, Conn
The Pensacola 1t IL expected, viii leave san francisco
In day or two Tor Stka, Alaska. fhe practice shy
Dale WAS put III Crmmlsson at Annapolis, Md. yester
d,y.
Dispatches from Commodore Beardslee. OF the James
town, az Sitka dHIed MUy 10, have been received but
contain nothing Of Importance. Collector Ball had lust
arrived BY steamer from Calfurnla; also Lieutenant
Benson OF the Marine Corps, with squad oil marines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
DECISIONS -JCNr q.

c,,r,m, rom" CiamJsrs-B Juig' Lawrrucc--
leonard kiinLcn. ~ Shn% cause H. refused
Bi. Bil:rr. Hal a. rel power allow the amend
OF r,uglIHtl Gur.,I aGt. lHidAlWUn grIii@l
M.A,u.s. Ithw.mi agt Ptrch.-N ri.0n granted hinge
al L'luirn!. JHrs a-i. Irving Pr grlitri.
~ f. r.,.t1 NuTiI vi. hear ~c on Iuuc l. al q
lluTWltL -. LIN " -, granted Goes AFT
nii'' NnInu granted ~ ley 1. Ho aid.-EX Ian.
r'lnr H. MAW tth ana 80 turing Company npt Far
rel l1atlrr thiuE a..ua: ,iul! bc
iratiu ,u. Clark" 49, Boz. l.,.ol denied Blum
BGH Report 81 rel rec roiIrEei I"stn a.. Ru,' n.A0'
g..Ht. In The ma ter Sb"f Ton Motion rniei.
FL tr .it,r ~ OE.cu " ..'H irHic The Propc Agt.
Ntluryrr Writ dismissed AMI pr>Or'I rinaadcd MOI
oct Ne non til 'rc ndur iunln AIT. Mti
tlui vt DTn tOi agi. Rev r"oS IA" Mayor etc.
Hrr In-t r.utei. Mason hes cy,
g.. SAM. Va. =, i;UbSbn sage. t'IaIici.
T., Jui. D.U,'iurt' Cav. L. LeI mCuOTai.
-uyth n, oul e. .i.-Upiuuu.
Judgr blnelS a plctnn aga AIplctOu.MOiOn for a
If,tiNrt i' II. rti Upin.uu.
G,rNt Iurt IIIY Indigo DunOhuc NUOdnOuSr etc, ngt.
Wo "huiae.-\ loWrl: see amendments.
common PiSas-SDcc,dt iTm- By Juicr }. +. DAILY.
ca Wr2rt at SCI wriLrr Divorce Granted Scile agt.
Findings signed aud suggr siiOns made as form
duciur
Murine C0Urt-GmerH Term - Bv Judges Me-
Ad.n t.rpp AMI IInwr, Grcony agt. Crlnn.-Julgmrnt
FOISt, Clucl Judgment reversed
raj ururrrd with costs Ia ahtic the
C,dn.bcs-I sy met Just She-ONeli aCt Atwood.
Directions nycrlcl The III. Mutual Life Insurance
pany ara. Schuli.-AOIou granted.
iy Judge sheridan. BRAUN Samnes Case settled
AID lined. MCGOWAN agt. DawsOn.-MOdOn for now trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House to-day at 11:20 went into Com
mitee OF tine Whole on the General ID iicichcy ApprO
prialOn NIL, the pending paragraph being tnat apprO
prang 500 600 enable the Secretary Of the Treas
ury to provide storage for SILVER com. To this
pending rs II substitute the amendment offered yeSrI
Gay by Mr.. Bland DEM. MOI and anrHUcd by Dir.
HAYES (Kep M directing the Secretary Of the TiOus-
ur, to pay IN STANDARD silver dOt's the tmOIhs a-
pIOI rated by this act, aHd pIUYIk tia IN" salaries
Of members or Congr IS shall be paid Ia standard SILVER
dollars.
Mr. BLAND offered an arncn9m mt directing the pay
ment OF interest the public debt other cXpcndi-
lures OF the Government IN standard eivor dollars.
A large number 81 aHcnCmvu!s were offered aud re
jcted anu br BANDS eub7titulc "ns finally nJcc,ed-
Mr. WARNER Dem. Ohio) offered the following sub
" 10 enable the secretary Oi the Treasury to provide
more and, need he. al iiiiOna vault Tor
cOlu ana bullion, 100000
Mr.. CnITlENDEN Reu.. y. " called attention 30
the fact that within the Last three months the gold
and bullion ia the Treasury has shrnk t. a." extern Of
81 900, 900. Where hid The gold gomez "ChicaKO,"
Suggested Nj. WelVcr1 Il had uccn huaidrI ~ tie
- Op!c. Before tie OF June gold would he Orir,
and II exported t.e rate that had hocn yOricd
dnriug the summer, WITHIN ninety DAYS there would
not be a gold dollar, IA currency, IN tie country
Mr.. DUCKNEK (lJefn., Mol thought thHt nobody
would sputr the facts stated by tue Eclil, man rom
NrwYOrk, bui asserted that ~ inirrcnccS Wcr utterly
iaacous. lie was utterly mistaken In his b.iel TINT
thc SILVER dollar at present gong 70 play any part
IL driving gold out or the go lutry The imc might
come when n would hut II was LONE tllnr abHad.
Mi TOWNSIlEND (DcH., II1 moved u s,lIkr out toe
pararrspn as amend gu motion OF MI Warner Re
jrCtcd b. Il vote VI 10 Ia g.
Tue Clerk then continued the reading 81 the Dill and
several minor cuIIeUts were adopted
motion to strike ont the prUVlsO at Of these
APP rOprat0ns shal Do used IN the p} ut "f general
special deputy udI-hals for ndered
tons WIS rCJ ctrd-yeas, 90; nay y, 70.
The committees III u rOse dud reported the bill aud
amendments TO the House.
The Dain question was ordered md the House, ut 5:1J
u adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
Ar THE State CAPITAL.


ROCHESTER And STATE LINZ RAILWAY PIT IN The
HANDS OF \ RFCrlyEH-AIW LAWS.
ALBANY, June 2.-Judge WcstbroOk has
handed down his d.,si IA the Attorney -GrucIul's
Ino;ion for receiver Tor tho ochcser and stat" Line
Railway Company. H. grants the notion Tn" decision
holds tha' the pr1ous appointment Of receiver IN the
suit Of TIE Union Trust Company acainBi the railway
company was procured by colinsOu aud fraud
State encampurn; OF tine sons Of Veterans mot here
to-day aud organ zcd by The election OF A. n Pruyu, Of
Albany. COMMANDER; G. W. Motion, OF brooklyn, Vice
Commander; CHARLES Lestmnn, Of Syracuse, Junior
Commander: Theodore L. Hamilton, OF Bdston, ACju-
ant-ticnrr, and Dean thompson, OF BallstOn, Chap
lain. -,
Tho CoyCrnor las signed the following bills:
To compel the maintenance or lights on drdwbndSes
crossing the Iunson.
10 provide or raising taxes upon ceraia copOiatonR,
IOInt-,tuck companies HHd associations.
For additional number OF commissioners OF deeds
IN NeW-lOrk
Tht Secretary Of State received today i?om the Gov
eruUr toe bill ta19R nfe ns1rAnce cOnptnlts, Wtlch
Was sGAed yester1Hy. Under this Law tho Lsu!huce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
DEroT ouARTER,AsrERs OFFICE Houston and Greene sts
NEw.YoRK CITY. May TO- 1881.
DROPOSALS For TRIICKINli0 COZ ERN

i MENT sToRES-sealed proposals. In trplicate al;
dressed to the undersigned will he rccei led ~ this Office until
oc OK p M. on Thursday the 10Th day Of June, 1888.
which Time aud place they Will be opened in tie pres.
the Trucking OF all Government stores
within the CITY York which may the duty OF
the aTteTmasierS Department to move from the 1T day
July 1885, to the 3Uh OF June 1884, both days inclusive
Proposals stale the load OF hye OAR
es pork barrels four 1000 pounds weight or 80 Gu
bio feet OF other Stores
ceeding nile. but not exceeding two miles For
distance exceeding miles, but not exceeding three
miles Per onehaf mile for distance exceeding three
miles.
The contractor will be required perform the work az any
called upon reasonable nOIice being given him. al night
ami upon Sundays when necessary, without extra cOnprS
un aud eNta allowance Will be made for any detention
in delivery stores except when caused by an ocr ot
agent OF Tue Government
Blanks fOl proposals may be obtained at this Office
The succe will DO required enter int writ
ten contract United states with GOO ani approved
security OF 5000 within ton days AFTER ehg NJ
titled OF the acceptance Of his prOpUsal ~,
The states tho right to reject any OF AL
proposals. .- . - -. =. 49,
nrnof Omar farmaq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
COMBINING TWO CITY DEPARTMENTS.

The new bin which will make the Depart
ment or Buildings INTO bureau of the Fire Depart
ment. becomes n law June 8. A certned copy
OF the bill was received by the tlre COM
nissioners Tuesday and read by the secretary.
resolution WAS adopted ask the Controller what bal
pce remained in the treasury due tho Department Of
Buildings This was the only action taken by the Board
in their session Tuesday.
Al the meeting the Fire Commissioners yesterday
resolution was adopted requesting the superintendent OF
BINDINGS over his department to the FIRE De-
pertinent s contained section 20, chapter $780, OF the
laws OF 1S7 amended by section l. Of chapter IL or
the Law, OF 1850 and asking him make immediate
answer as TO the time hu would com ply win the
request also give his consent in writing to the Goaru
OF Estimate and AppOriionment to the transfer OF the
uncxpcnded appropriation OF the Department OF Build
lpgs fol the current year to the Fire Department.
A communication received from the Finance pe-
partment stating that tho uneXpended balance OF tue
appropriation to ho D. partment OF Buildings for the
current ye ,r was $29315 90. resolution was passed
requesting the Board OF Estimate aud Apportionmrnt TO
authorize transfer Of the amount to the Fire Depart
mrnt The 30 lrl passed c,OlutIOn asking the OPINION
of Corpnrat ION Counsel whitney to the meaning OF
clause OF the bill fixing the salaries OF Tue I"ice NJ
Iuaxmum uniform rate. . ,,
ana H. sad INIT thcro would nc mat,r ria
h rgr IN thu admiuistr OF the ars OF the Build
ing Department alter The merger. In an informal con
y,rr:ttlnn 1T tue Session Tuesday II Was agreed To
rri,,s M .n,rfiucuf m the Fare CDmus.lOncrs' build
ina TINS saving Also u,lcad Of employing mes-
50 GERS now such WORK wonid be done by menD'r'
Of In fire u:IpauIrs IN, Il ana OF Apu0rlOumcht al
lowe he ID piImrnt Of Buildng SG",OoO Tor raiaIC5
ana - 900 for contingencies. In state now "uy
allows $4,000 Tor the maintenance Of the
burclli, but ~ improved system mo depart
mtnt he thought, cuu,d b. man thncd ANA
g, neral satisfaction gwen for 100000 u years
Among The innovations whlch VIII TO uuOducrd VII br
The system % daily report, suc rs Is no" i"Ic IL ~
Fire Department. which Irngs every lIc 81 the uay5
rrrurd before The Comm ESuncrE.
No oiGcia. arrangement. nave bee" made yet to organ;
I1- the Hui "A, Will. lh,Ic II rOssl0c DIVISION OI
cholrc tnc appointment OF Mr. Dudley : s'c'r'Sor'
G. Inmls-lotr GDImau sad thai there would be nnan-
mhy uf action, mi thai the 0LanzAtiOn OF the bureau
would bo ci t,cl Ia tN1 or thrrc Jays.
Tie hr,.4n- % tIr t.l~. Superintendent Dudley on
IN. C.nrat- madr against him in connection
with the Madison squire Garden disaster and
other matters, vas to have been COhtlnurd yes
tcrIaN h. Mayor Coo, Ia; Mr.. DHtny'- counsel
Roswell -. flacf. produced IS Al U prOHib"n Issued
hy lIo''ur. 90 tIr supreme CouIt, restraining
tac My", taking a.s iufhcr H'l0a IN the matter un
iii iU. q -'t.. NJ, ofs jurs IcliOn IN The p;cln-
l-rS hl,i .".f ..,.r Loon IN al acuOn set uONn Tor
lu 5rlug IUaday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
xGVI7H CONGRESS-IID SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED BY THE stN

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL PASSED BY THE SIN
ATE--AN INQUIRY INTO CONSULAR C0URTS-THE
HOUSE PASSES 1HE CENTRAL DrtlCIEACY BILL.
.WAsHINGToN. june :. 1850.
In the Senate to-day a bill to prevent dcpre-
dations upon timber up"n Iudi"n RESERVATIONS WAS
favOraby report aud placed Oh the calendar.
MI. KIRKWOOD Q"p, Iowa, chairman vi the Select
Committee the removal of the C.rycnues and
Pomcas submitted the views of the minority of he
uniee on the subject of the removal o. the POncas.
Ordered 10 be printed and laid on the table.
Mr. PENDLETON Dem. Ohio submitted q rc-blu ION
whether Sections 4O53 4,l2S rclus We. Il, 1isc,l
Slatutcs, authorized by the Constitution OF Tue
Uuiicd states. lie Xpdlncd that Ines ~cstlons rel 81
10 The judca powers vi COnsuls aud VI III Ts III I"scr
Countries His attention had bcch c'drd 10 tnc inat''i
Iy elrcrapnr dispatch a. all the lalcr saying Lri
Munster o. The United ~t'Ie', AT Carr, ES'p. wa, tx
crossing uristcu ZION which SEEMED vcY 'heIye, e.
Jri,oriinary. Mt entirely uHw'ria I'D C"usul. ca-
not be cOns'itu'iOntly "uiHCIzrd "a tJ urI Wtluu.
ilres, yIc' ANA punish b, nTiis,"iH. 1T 0r ucah
"bc. judges at homo ca4o' 40 3D. 4he I's"Iaioh Va
| adJitcd
Alter dcnH:e ne amendpent oif.rct ,y",trr'ry hr
IOu Tor savanna il ,''of .roin SG'"Jo I" Fl"uOnO
was rcl.rt do & lG.
i'm The c.u -P!"piiaiIon 10 fJ,UlJ,"Op, 10 h i.
, irlhG ed PROPORTIONS" " una 'Hc hli.
Mr.. BAY - OrH-. bri) novel 10 rcr'"Se q!
a,i4nliat g jgUC.pI maxi n cguli u tAr ,.Uu'
4pp.o Iairt .-t ear uS,vcOI The MS7s :', Jct
4
Mr.. EATON ID III. tonnJ would alYat- vo- t'r ii'-
prOyrurnis National III character, ha never 20. 10 -
| iu..r0i lug !irH's.
Nr. / Wards IN .udnrnt 20 Nj Norsan'3 1m.ndnc;i
was r e trd-,oi-, II: nay. 81.
tao 4uc.ii tn" beng Oh Mr. MrGa"'+ Hac' d az,
NJ. ELAINE az H., ir.) -'li l hOnA Do d. 20 o.. 4
b. - .on'i..on ~ ~ Ilca my hld .."'r >nr
N J., Hal. were iup' .i,i Wts u"IC IN Ir.idt 81
Icr2,'ti. "r, at Crt. sui "rdCy, LOS t"-d II th"'
-. he s5uuid ter tbs niii a> q away d. f'r
'YeT cG barber apIIoD "a nous. b"hcg q ~ $50 M;
rxpendrd 81 lntrrHa in r0N' ~, ut Wah welt spcnt. NJ
ridtI GpVrin.mcn, exp, itur. .Ga - ga tuI':- i-c
may cXpcldo,i III krcpn= up the Arlt arC My we,
gUl" al the cuU Of Tie year. The :auHrS pm iItU
AMI A;rD,T .rui cu'htN RENAL ct TliHa
ne nrnC To liIc a.d luaus ~ H., Hp
Mr. MOtgan's amendment WI, rJcctcd-j a., II
uHYS, 80.
Inc OH was then reported 20 the Senate. aud al the
amendments male ia Cimnnttcr Of che Whole were
uCIcei t., except The amcudm' hi Iriucns from
IlOOOO 90 $4,000 ihc appropriation Tor mprovcne0 Il
Limos RIytI, wncl was disagreed 10. OH Uion
OF Mr.. DAVIS Und., I'D
The Dill then read third time and pas cdyc:-,
80 nays, IL.
A communication received from the Secretary Of
Wal recommending an appropriation OF S10O,0UO to
continue pAymtn 10 Land grant railroad conpa9r~.
At 1870 y. tnc Senate went into executive 'C>,un,
am when The doors wore r"OpchCd adjourned uA 10
LOTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

FUPHHNE COlfRrGHAMBERs-L Lawrence J. Court oDrns at
1920 ralcndar called M II mAsscssmen Calen mr.
Nos SO SO2 1903, 81, SO5. Sp, SD7 X \ Il, s52. S5
1 S6J S7i. $40. 81, 1913. 81 9pI, 800 yl2.
9l5 9I9 OIL 93 70 $50 9?S go S3l, 947 9iS 800, OIL
90, 066 30 50. B. ga 974- 975 10 1000.
ay CdrndT ~ 81. 2GO; 275. 800. 3J3 3ls 32l 81,
81. Y2S. $50. 33l. 3j2.
UIlulIi-lAIT ll-Potter J-Cout opens at 1890
Nos. 2ilS ISL, ld92 liza 1868 l247 1869 1873 6l5.
IO4 lSip |. 49, 223O 1885, 1913, 54U, Sj4 1922 65l
SurfUG COT RT-NPEClAL rRRM-SPelr J-Conrl opens az
10 calender called NJ II a. m.--NO day calendar.
COMMON iLEAsSpEcAL fERM-J. +. DAILY. J. Ourt opens
II "a. M No day calendar.
MARINE COuIr-GENEItAL TRRM-MoAdam Goepp and
IlaWes. JJ.-Irld superior Part III-CaitnGaI
called At 10 m-Appoals from orlers.-NOS g. Appeals
nom Judgments NOS - 10, z, g. 10. II.
GENERAL SRSSDNsTARII (ildt rslecVoJ The People
Thomas \. COakey, perjury (oOntnusl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
THE COURTS.
A CLOSE CORPORATION.
WHAT A JURY POUND CONCERNING The PHIIADEL-
PHrA AND NEw-YoRK NAVIGATION COMPANY.

|
WHAT A JURY POUND CONCERNING THE PHILADEL-
PHIA AND NEw-YoRK NAVIGATION COMPANY
The action brought in 1879 by the Attor-
neyGenera at the instance OF Jacob LOrlard against
the Philadelphia and New-YOrk Steam Navigation Com
pany and william p Clyde Co.. for the dissolution OF
that company, before Justice Potter and jury IN
Supreme Court yesterday for the determination OF
certain issues of fact These issues were settled before
Justice Barrett at Special Term January $780, and
include all the important questions of fact IN the case
After evidence had been submitted yesterday. JUS
tce Potter directed twelve findings which were mainly
In favor of the plaintiff Under these instructions the
jury found that the Philadelphia and NewYrk Steam
Navigation Company was not organized or c0uduced IN
good faith for the purposes contemplated by the acts OF
the Legislature under which 1t tncOrpOrated but
that 1t organized and conducted for hesole purpose
of enabling Jacob Lorard and william p Clyde Co.
conduct private enterprise under the gse OF cor
pOraton to evade the personal liability attaching to
partnerships. There not bona fde corpora
and five bona he directors, required BY law nor
were the directors excepting William P. Clyde and
Jacob Lorard. bona dde stockholders The provisions
OF the act in regard to the above requirements
evaded Issuing to each OF these additional corpora
tors and directors a OF whom were clerks or employees
OF William +. Clyde e. Coz share OF stock with the
usual power attorney transfer 1t on the books with
me purpose of making appear that these persons
owned the stock their names although In reality 10
belonged 10 william z. Clyde Co. These persons were
selected the jury her found because II under
stood with Mcssrs. William p. Clyde Co. that they
could be relied I'm their official capacity directors
the corporation as to enable William z. Clyde Co. aud
Jacob LOrillard to accomplish the purpose specified
above. There has been annual election OF directors
since the organization Of The company nor has any
meeting of Stockholders ever been held. No money
prOp ~ transferable has been transferred u the
treasurer certificate OF the amount OF stock paid
il has been Gled with tbn New.Yolk County Clerk.
the questions Of law determined lnder these facts. At
tornoI General Wald and T. L. Reade represented the
palnuf; Andrew BoaIdnan aud Edgar NJ. Cullen the
defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-03
JAMES o'BRIEN'S NOTE TO MoRRIssEY.

In the suit of William r. Travers and an
other OF the Will OF the late John Morris
scy, against James O'Brcn and Solomon Mchrhach,
made Yesterday before Judge j. +. Daily in
Common Pleas, Chambers, Tor order allowing the de-
PENDANTS TO come and answer the complaint. OBrien
AYERS that the of the 81 1000 note, which the
SUIT was Brought, had been repaid TO MOrrissry, and
that the frs lac OF the suit when he in
formed by "a deputy sheriff that judgment had
dercd against him. Mehrbach ayers that though he i'll
dnrsrd he note, u t. MOrri>scy to take up
check made by O'frlen, the amount or which ne had
lost ut rambling. The pliintiis present d afidavis
showing that O'Bricn knew Of the action, and tnat
their knowledge the money had never been paid.