The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-19

PHLApELPHIA, September ls, ls47
The ordinance providing the opening the G,rard
College passed Thurs lay, by the City Councils spe
cities time for the opening but authorizes the build
log committee to deliver the possession of the College
soon rs finished to the Board of Directors who
complete the furniture books, and apparatus and
of $4,000 is appropriated for this purpose AS
practicable after receiving possession the Directors
directed to give thirty days notice of the opening Of thu
College, to afford time TO select teachers Sc. They
also to publish form Of application for the admission Of
orphans, in which will be included the requirements Of
the will Of Stephen Grard in regurd to their birth place
residence age health condition of relatives aud other
psrti~ulars and the Directors to consider and
decide the claims OF applicants only and in the
order in which the applicants may be made in accor-
dance with the form of regulations After this notice
shall bs given the Directors authorized to elect
President Matron Steward and select for every hun
dret pupils that shall be admit into the Primary de-
partment, principal female teacher first assist
second assistant female TEACHER, and four GO
vernesses The President aud Steward arr to reside
in the outbuldngs of the College but supply their
table fuel and furniture The Natron Is also to live in
Of the outbuidngs, but her table and furniture
to DO supplied by the institution and the female teach
and goveruessss are to board with her Two visit
Ing Physicians to bs selected at 5000 per and
required visit the institution at least day, and
oftener when required
The appropriations made by the ordinance only
for the period ending Dec 3st ls47 and OF pro-
visions only made for the primary department OF the
Institution The establishment of the principal and col
leuiate departments is delayed until pupils of thu
primary shall been sufficiently advanced in their
etudiss to enter the other departments
The referees appointed for the purpose OF appraisng
the cash value of the Saturday Courier, yesterday
made the following report =
The patronage and good will of the Saturday Cour-
ser, awseky lately published by Nc Nackin Hold
las OF the 20th March, 1916 the day Holden decrased
at the of s600O aud the clear yearly profits derived
from the publication OF said newspaper from and after
the goth of March, 1896 for the equal benefit of the
vving par and the OF the deceased
partner lover and beside yearly allowance Of $1,000
for the personal services of the surviving partner
trutee agent In managing and conducting the Dsi
making for the whole time, say seventeen months and
twenty days, the sum Of S29.44i y
The counsel for Modackin urges that the valuation IL
excessive and that the value of the profits Of the last
year excessive large amount consisting of what
had been deemed bad debts collected through
ira exertons of the defendent. Notwithstanding THU
Mr.. McMackin refused offer made by the widow of
Mr. Holden to buy his half and he also declines
TO sap at what price he will either buy sell Judge
Parsons minated that there had been such ndispo
stion exhibited the of the respondent to
settle the difficulty that stranger should be appointed
receiver rather than Mr. McMackin This morning the
called up again, and settlement having been
arrived at the court ordered the decree for the sale Of
pointed receiver take charge of the paper and conduct
1t until the day of SALE security in the of 500 900
being first given by him for the faithful performance
his duties The court said it should be sold at early
day The respondents will probably appeal to the SUI
preme Court.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAaD-s5oOo u. Treas ,ry Notes 6s 0376 200
share. Heading Railroad s2 70 shores Western Bank, s9
40 Tsmes" ana annoy ssae h.i5osa W.
WILMINGTON Railroad Sh 800 do Reaaing Railroad 32,
ssossD eoAED-ssoo W,lniogtos, Railroad Bones 81
900 Reading Railroad Bonds 734S; 1000 State S. 6A; 20
she Me chants and Bank Pusbu 49 do
Bank of Commerce, So; IS do Mine Hill Railroad, II.