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SUITS ON PAYMAsTERs BosDs.-The govern
ment has commenced a suit in the United States
district court in New York against Alvin Wal
ker, as principal, and VIM. PeIine and Amos
Homes, sureties, on an army paymaster's bond
for $4,000, TO recover q, Gi3 alleged to be due
As balance by Mr.. Walker to the government
similar suit has been commenced against
benjamin T. Camp, jr., as principal, and Ben
tsmin F. Camp and George q. Byrne, as sure
ties, on navy Iaymasters bond for $4,000, to
recover 81 ,eo5 balance, alleged to be due by
SIR. Camp TO tie government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THs SAVINGS BANKS BILL.-The bill passsG
by the House of Representatives in regard u;
saving banks provides that savings banks, g.,
recognized ana under charter, whether hayin.
capital stock or not, shall hereafter be eXemp,
from taxation wherever those without CAPITA
now are; providing that all profits over Certain
moderate dividends on capital stock shall b
divided among deposItOrs. Certain restriction
were made and provisions esta olished with ref
eTenCe TO the investment OF the funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

TH8 CONVERSIONS of the new Museum O
Natural History, at 10th street and Eighth ave
nue., New York city, was laid Yesterday after
noon by President Grant. Fully 5000 person,
were present. The building will be Is fee
longer than the Capitol, and cost about g. 900
coo. Among those on the reserved bencle>
were President Grant and Mrs. Grant, Mayor
Have meyer, Gov. Dix, Secretary Boutwell,
Secretary Fish, Gen. Btbcock, Secretarie-
Selknap and Robson. Prof. Henry, OF th,
Smithsonian Institute, made an address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03

THB FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH BILL.-The
bill reported in the House of Representatives
last Friday by Mr.. Sessions, from the Commit
tee on Public Buildings and Grounds, for the
purpose OF securing the constr lction of new
and reliable IRE alarm telegraph for the cities
OF w ashington and Georgetown, in the District
OF Columbia, and to aid IN the construction OF
the same, appropriates S45, 900, payment to be
made to the contractor or contractors for the
work on the approval ofthe Board OF Fire Com
missioners Of the District Of Columbia and the
Dist let, and their certificate that the work has
been completed in accordance with the terms OF
the contract; and that at least twenty signal
boxes shall have been placed in and for the "a
Of the public buildings in the District i'm such
manner and at such points as the engineer i'm
charge OF the same shall have design ated Pro-
vtded, hat no payment shall be made out of
this appropriation until the work shall have
been completed and accepted by the officers
designated, and any balance remaining unex-
pended after the completion Of the work aud the
.nnal payment therefor shall be immediately
covered into the Treasury Provided further
That the whole work OF constructing the IRE
alarm telegraph shall be under the direction of
the board OF Fire Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia and the engineer in charge of pub.
ltc buildings in the District who shall al yertise
Ior proposals In two daily newspspert In the city
OF Washington for at least thirty days prior to
the opening or the bids: and provided further,
That ono half Of the expense attending the con,
sunct,on OF tnis hre- alarm telegraph shall be
borne oy the District OF Columbia and be maid
cut OF the treasury of the District, in the same
manner and with the same restrictions AZ re-
CARDS the acceptance and Completion of the
Work as are provided by this act, with the ex-
ception that the authorities of the District of
Coiumbia shall have the power to retain from
the amount appropriated by the District for
ceDtum as provided for by the act of lime o.
1873, OF the legislative assembly OF the District
And Prortded further, That the party or parties
whose DID is accepted for the construction of
the fre-alarm telegraph shall be REQUIRED tn
furnish additional signal boxes whenever thev
are needed, at . cost not to exceed the amounf
charged per box In the original contract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-03
A QUIET 81 MINER HOME.
IA VALLEY HOME

0hG BBAsCH.-wKsr END HOTEL This
sooa. esu be s Ssss % the ls;s Of JsPs AA
HLdreih, az Brosdwsv, New YORK: ISS[Xy
q. q frestuTy, 10 FTs.kIin street RzIt rn..r. ~
BTanch." nO0si' Long
Prices for a e SEASON. will ssn.,A r,.- -
and rooms occupied Twenty ser cent rstTc,sos.
Cor tie mOaths ~ iuUe ard sActeynh4r
mJIs NV JiJui,I Prnn-,,d.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
THE INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT BILL.


as loows:-
or the reign OF her present Majesty. chapter IL,
entitled IAN act to enable Her Majesty to carry
into effect q convention with France on the sub.
ject OF copyright; to extend and explain the In
ternatlonal Copyright act, and to explain the acts
atn IN Is
tnat authors OF dramatic pieces which are, alter q
future time, to be specified In such order first pub
ltcly represented In any foreign country to be
named IN such order, their executors, admInistra-
tors and assigns, shall subject to the provisions
hereinafter mentioned or referred to, be EN-
British dominions of any translation OF such
dramatic pieces, not authorized by them, for sucn
time as may be specified In such order not ex-
tending beyond the expiration OF nve years from
the time at which the authorized translations Of
sucn dramatic pieces are first published and pub
hcly represented"
And whereas by the same act it s further en-
acted, that subject to any provisions or qualiflca
tions contained IN such order, and to the prOvis-
ions In the said act contained or referred to- the
laws and enactments for the time being In iorce
for insurlng to the author OF any dramatic piece
first publicly represented In the British dOminiOns
the sole liberty Of representing the same shall be
applied for the purpose OF preventing the repre-
pieces to which such order extends which are not
sanctioned by the authors thereof"
And whereas by the sixth section OF the said act
it Is provided, that ''nOthing in the said act con-
tanned shall be 30 construed as to prevent fair int
dramatic piece or musical composition published
III any foreign country"
AND whereas IL ID eXpeuleub Jo aiter OF ainenO
the last mentioned provision under certain cir
cumstances-
Be it therefore enacted by the Queens Most Ex-
cellent Majesty, by and with the advice and con-
sent OF the Lords spiritual and temporal and Com
mons, In this present parliament assembled, and
by the authority or the same, as follows, VIZ. -
/. In any case in which, by virtue OF the enact
ments herenbefore recited, any order Council
has been or may hereafter be made for the purpose
OF extending protection TO the translatons OF
dramatic pieces first publicly represented In any
foreign country, 1t shall be lawful for Her Majesty
al IA tkSnts Gle
or she said act shall not apply to the dramatic
pieces to which protection Is so extended; and
thereup0n the said recited act shall take effect
with respect TO such dramatic pieces and 70 the
TRANSACTIONS thereon II the said sixth section OF
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

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sSssncs q sIanssctiSns NeTchanla6e order OBJ
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S% q 90 as faa as pSn neglected. but
PETRoLEum.-The market for refined dull and
Ss Sre's Ias
70 s Of pals a thar Sr
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SsS:
Nominal TtasSiIe RoaseS: I:sG nominal rstre- ,ss
75' Later ZOO bSs refined sold Philadelphia
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Co. CO. Is S nsss e. x...Ss
= 50
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sNc. SsAe; per lb and 2o bags of Ransoon at SIC
sueAR-The market for sugar continued dull but
;sa ;es s1 ss Sir
c1ss at @ and %
,hsrds we quote nsTlOr to common,
good to prime, SIC. a SIC. grocery iair to good,
a;a, sas; 2 s s1se; prime to choice, sks s$c; cen
lasses hhss and boxes, 7e 7Kc meIado, 20 S9c.
le to ls g3c. alOkc DO. ls to 20 1880. 1896; white,
a. sxe grocery far - to !, Gh9iee, @ s3s sNc Bfsz
standard, Nos. 10 to IL SIC sac Manila-superior
and extra superlC-. 7Hc q TIC.
lS1Sc. 1870. for Western and city.
SIC sc per h. Sales 50 hhds at the inside prices
WHIsKEY-Recepts A6 bbls. The market was mod.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
A Quiet Day in Stocks, with Gen.
orally Better Prices.
GOLD, 100 5-e.
Money Quiet Foreign Exchange Dull-Gov-
efnments Firm Railway Mort
cages Steady.
WALL STREET, [
WEDNESDAY, August 12-6P, M,

WEDNESDAY, August 1916 p M,
The general tone OF the markets here to-day was
quiet the only exception being o slight activity on
the Stock Exchange Stocks opened generally
buoyant. with gradual advance In the early hours
of business. which reached an average OF X X
per cent at the second call The principal business
was In Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, Wabash North
west common st. Paul common and Ohio and
Mississippi. Stocks were nrm during the last hour
OF business, but prices were without
important change. As compared with the
opening quotations Pacnc Mail closed
at an advance Of n per cent, Union Pacific per
cent, St Paul and Northwest common Il per cent
and Ohios and Western Union 4 per cent. Chi
caRo and Alton advanced to l02 bid, upon the be-
lief that the directors would to-day declare a s
per cent dividend. Yesterday the stock sold
down to o. on the assumption that 1t would be
only per cent dividend. The result remains to
afrect the value OF the stock. The stock market
showed q bearish instinct to-day to sell prospec.
tive dividends below their anticipated figure.
Thus, In addition to Chicago ana Alton, the
October dividend on New York Central was az one
time to-day offered at az per cent and the follow
ing dividend at 8H per cent These suggestions
and should be received with corresponding eau
tton. The argument in Madison, WIS.,, was ad-
journed to-day. Speculation regarding the pos.
sible action of the Court is simply without founda-
tion The total sales OF the day were 67 400 shares,
distributed a. follows, which shows also
THE HIGHEST AND IOwEsT pRrCRs
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
THE IRON TRADE.
Iron WOrks-Thc General Prospects O
the Business-The Spring Works Re.
sumo Operation.

Iron WOrks-Thc General Prospects Of
the Business-The Spring Works Re-
sumo Operation.
From the Troy Tmesl
The rumOrs relative to the iron works are
usually untrustwOrthy In most cases none OF the
workmen not even the foremen know what the
proprietOrs will or will not 40. The latter often
change their minds at the latest hour. New plans
are substituted Tor Old ones, while much depends
upon the question OF orders. Burdens steam
works suspended the Sd OF July. Whether they
will start up again this summer or next fall the
proprietors themselves do not know 1t Is their
intention to start four horse shoe machines, all
the punching machines and some OF the rlvet
machines at the water works the lorepart Of this
week; TINS will restore zoo or 800 men
Many OF the 1000 men lett without WORK Dy the
stopping OF the steam works are working among
the farmers or doing small jobs about tue city. II
is the practice Of the Burdens stop, ii at all.
during the summer, when suffering thereirom Is
least Se TO ensTe naey 90 mot resume wors
any faster or the prospects have improved. II
anything, the general prostration OF the iron busi-
ings are running some Of their mills but liable
to suspend any week. The utmost uncertainty
prevails in relation to this branch OF industry.
The Rensselaer, works and the Bessemer steel
works are doing nothing, and We are informed
they are taking in no stock OF any kind.
What the year may bring forth no one
can prophesy. The probabilities, however,
are against any favorable change. The five great
coal companies which supply the Middle and Fast
ern markets combined early this year, setting
their price high and raising 1t fifteen cents per ton
each successive MONTH The price OF coal will con-
sequently be much higher toward the end Of the
year. The two iron ore companies IN the northern
part OF the state early fixed their prices, and In
Tend to MAINTAIN them. Labor is DEAR and the
whole cost OF production far exceeds the sale. No
is going to start his mills with the sure pros
pect of business suicide before him.
The spring works OF Hannibal Green started up
this morning, alter suspension OF about SIX
weeks. with full complement Of hands. A busy
fall and winter Is anticipated.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrsror August H. 1874.
GGtsss Sssf sna sss @ od1a @
,,,u. NEy ORLEANS August L. 1871.
COCO SSfon ora R1aas % S Est E%itdGnf
bales: gross, 2s sales so; last evening. $50 Stock
Monn1, August l2, 1874
coastwise. 1888 bales. Sales So Stock 46ss. ''-
SAVANNAH, August H. 1874
reoeps % stoek @
Cotton ou,o mda,nu sc Ss1 rscsS aHgss s
s,,,. :, August Sas, r. ls
steady @
lsS q Is TOR yellow dip 81 rs for virgin Tar steady
oswrco. August H. 1874
ns: sss; Ss: 's$ S. rSss1
s,Ss3a ssS .ss
a%ser ssw fe,s
canal ship%entsDioS,ooo feet lumber '"'"'s''
, ~, r.u ,o... o.. ,,d ByYyrAIo, YY.. August r. 1874
ss$ s
sss bushels corn do i; oats s's son
%s ESrr steady sale; Of SSS SSs
:prnf corn heavy ys; &ssera offered st iSs iss
ssIss si S;sS II $sS
in IN at sss
Rye scarce; held at 81 05 Barley malt firm: Canada
81 30 81; Western, 81 80 81 go Other articles un-
changed.
TOLEDO, August L. 1874.
Flour firm and in fair demand. Wheat steady at 81 10
for No white Wabash 81 20 tor No. white Michigan
and I'd a ao q: ;p'fs asisa,fss
ss ss ILLINOIS, sssfTssF s t!n sS and Y%s s
sa esoSsr o sS & mxed @ M
for Michigan; ssc. for rejected Frsishs-To Buralo
Keceipts~Sl 900 bushels Wheat 5000 DO corn 10 SoS ao
oats Shipments-lOOO bushels wheat, 35 00G do corn
1000 do. oats.
CHICAGO, August 12 1874.
Flour quiet and 4, UNCHANGED Wheat N far demand
Mc sep,ember 70 No. III re,eete se ogn
sisc, August; es'sc bid SEPTEMBER reectsd, 5s& a
64c. Oats dull and lower, at S9Hc 40c No q spot
3f%c. bid, August; 36ac., september Rye dull and
drooplng at 7ec for No D. Barley quiet and unchanged
Pork dun and lower at $z3 80, spot August Sepem
ber; $l6 20 seller all the year Lard quiet l<c spot
or september bulkmeats dun ana lower, Sc.
ille for short clear whskey duli At sc FTeights
cali ofhs Board in The afternoon wheat closed steady
Corn hr%sf at SlNC august &c. september., Re.
corn, A 900 do oats 5000 DO 1000 do barley shie
ments-2,OW bbls. -four, 1900 bushels wheat 900
do. corn, II 900 do. oats, l,000 do barley.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
TRADE UNION SOUABBLES.

man named James Burke, OF No. 454 West
Thirty second street, came into Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday In very excited manner.
He wanted to OBTAIN a warrant for the arrest of
one James Carroll, President OF the Plasterers
Union. burke said that Carroll had kept him rom
ge citing work demanding,$10 Tor permit, without
engage his services. Burke continued to make his
complaint TO the clerk, Mr.. McCabe, In very ex-
cited strain, saying that his wife aud children
were starving and that If President Carroll con-
tlnued to deprive him OF getting work he would
nave to resort tO desperate measures. Mr.. McCabe
tried to paciy the excited Burke, put 1t was OF no
avail. He went out OF the court room vowing
VENGEANCE
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
BUTTING IN THE LOBBY.

According to the London correspondent OF the
Dublin Nation an in cldent occurred in the library
OF the House Of Commons on Tuesday night, July
2s, which has given rise to much excited gossip
and speculation among irish members Of the
British Parliament U'Donoghue and Mr.. Butt
had an unpleasant encounter, which terminated
III the former intimating to the latter he would
hear from him. Up to this hour, August l, says
the Cork Examiner, "O'Donoghue has not APP
peared In his place in the House, though aD xiousy
looked for; but, on the other hand, Mr.. Butt mas
heard nothing from him, and many persons believe
the foolish threat Will be wisely reconsldered'
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

OUTRAGE ON A YOUNG GIRL.

John Britt. Of NO. "a Hamilton street. was ar
raigned before Judge Morgan at Jenerson Market
Court, yesterday, on charge OF outrage, preferred
by Eliza Field, OF No. $50 Hudson street. Britt was
employ ed on Sunday as watchman by the Sheriff
on the premises NO. $50 HUDSON street. About
plainant child ABOUT fifteen years Of age, was in
the back yard drawing pail OF water, when, as
Is alleged, she was approached by Britt, who took
violent hold OF her and committed an unnameable
crime Britt was arrested on Tuesday by UfIlcer
O'Neill, OF the Fifteenth precinct, and was fully
committed by Judge Morgan yesterday in 900
ball to answer.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
WANTED-A SINGLE YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER.
w stands farming and has Goo to join In buying
farm in the West Address W p box lag herald office
REAL ESTATE

At the Exchange SalesroOm yesterday the only
attraction offered was the foreclosure sale of two
houses, with l0ts situated 104th street. west of
Second avenue, sold by order OF the Supreme
Court, by Hugh n. Camp, under the direction Of
Eniot Sandlord, referee. The legal sale announced
by the same auctiOneer for to-day, OF the lease Of
improved property situated on Seventh avenue,
between Twenty.eighth and Twenty ninth streets,
was adjourned.
YORK PRoPERry-Bv n. N CAMP.
s. bk hs. and Is. side l04th ST. l66 s It, w. Of
I'd av.: each lot l6.SxlWl0; $. I. Meyer, pltif.
pac
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
TIE LAW COMMITTEE OF THE EXCHANGE.

The arrests previously made, and more particu-
larry that ofyesterday, poiut very emphaticaly
10 the wisdom OF the course pursued by the Law
Committee oil the stock Exchange In inducing the
Police commissioners TO give the street the best
detectives III the service. Mr.. JOhn b. Norris, the
experienced ana uroane Chairman OF TINS COM
mittee and his colleagues have done the street
vast service, both by their action with the Com.
missioners and also by the Information communi-
Gated to the detectives which led 10 these i'm
portant arr ests. AT time when money Is easy,
trade dull and the gregariOus unemployed SO
numerous and open to so much temptation, such
q service as that rendered TO the community Is
inyauaple.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton steady-Tlour Easy-Wheat
LOwer-COrn Steadier-Oats Lower
Pork and Lard Dull-Groceries Dull
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Easier
Naval stores F1rm-Whiskey Steady.
WEDNESDAY, August 1916 r. NJ.
The markets were pretty generally dull to-day,
and in some cases prices we're lower. On 'Change
flour was dull and tended in buyers favor, though
not actually lower-except for odd lots. Wheat
was In moderate request, and prices were de-
cldedy lower, with small sales. even at the de-
cline. Corn continued steady, with increased
sales. Oats were unsettled and lower. Whiskey
was steady. Pork dull and nominal. Lard was
dull and nominally unchanged. Freights. although
quiet, ruled steady. Cotton was more ac-
tive at steady prices For groceries the market was
dull and values to extent nominal. Petroleum
dull easier Spirits turpentne inactive and
nominal White rosin met with good demand at iul
prices
the spot ruled more active under good de-
mand, chiefly from spnners. After Change at least
1900 bales ot below reported sold for spinning
PURPOSES at about quotations Futures only in
moderate demand opening tre stronger, but closing
~xanAo WA nnntn.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
THE GOLD COAST.

A New British Colony Created in AFRICA
From the London Gazette, July al.l
The oueep has caused letters patent to be pub
usbed under the great seal OF the United King
dom. constituting the settlements on the Gold
Coast and Of Lagos into separate colony, to be
called the Gold Coast Colony. and providing for
,be government thereof. Her Majesty has also
besn pleased to appoint Captain George Cumne
Rtrahar Rea to be governor xpd c0mmander'lnr
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

further been pleased to appoint Mr.. Charles Lees
to be administrator OF the government OF the
settlement OF LagOa
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

Wheat was dull and lower closing AZ about - "a for
spring The sales were confined to about 60o1 bushels
at 81 80 for No. milwaukee, 81 81 for mixed 81 80 for
No l. 81 81 81 Tor red and amber winter with lot
very choice at S and 81 40 Tor new white Ken.
tucKy Corn In ther inquiry with sales foot
ing up lsa 900 bushels AT 79c SOC tor Western mixed.
chiefly 79c. 79Hc 0kc Sic. for high mixed and yell
low and 9vc for white Oats were duh and about &c.
lower The sales foot up about GO bushels at c tor
$50 Inferior to choice ne white closing With sales
nominal Rye dali We note . sale of 5O bushels Of
new Western At 94c., on the track
EnnsaHr- For berth ircighu tba market rules quiet
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

tor future delivery basis middng the sales have
been as follows Last evening after two o'clock
August LOO at Is september 100 at is 7a2c 200 at
6sc 500 at 16 932c October, lO0 at 6kc 100 at l6
632c November 100 at l6c GO at l6 32c, 100 at 16 l.
Ice. March, lou at 161ac Total, 260O bales To-day
SssS; septsnOsr; a Is sisss l,icS AZ Is ssss,
3c, 900 at l64c October 200 i6 6S2c 7Wat
900 at 6 632c 800 at l6 36c 100 l6 800 at l6c
IoS at 500 go at ls M isc zoo At IS ssss SoyembS
e. s S Saie f az Grand s & 9sta @ S.s os
The receipts at the ports were ;-lsaIyeston bales
New Orleans 212; Savannah, 49, Charleston, l7O; Nor
folk, n; New York, z24 Total, esl. This day last
week, 727 This day last year. LAP. Rates cotton
were quoted thus:-To Havre by sail, Ac To Ham
burg, BY. steam, Nc. by sail. sc. TO Bremen by
s b. As BY a sr Sv a TO Liverpool
CoFYKE.-The market to-day ruled dull and nominal
for all descriptions We append our former quota
tons, as foll0ws:-R ordinary cargoes, lSAc.
18hc; tar do. l9hc. l91.c good do: 2oc. 20kc.
prime do, 2c. Nl<c extreme range for lots l6c.
52c' java, gSvernmepi bugs 2sc 2Sc do grass mats.
&c. Lagua1yra 2o3sc 2hc Jamaca lsc 2lc; st
Rica nc. 2hc.; Mexican, a,c zlc ssvanila, Isc q
2lhc Curacoa lsc. u DC. gold. GO a 80 days
FLOUR GRAIN-Rece ipts-Flour lO,772 bbls.
wheat S6 $50 bushels 2 $40 do: oats 6836O
The flour market dull and heavy, but not generally
lower The sales foot about 1000 bbs including all
kinds figures within our quoted range: Corn meal
In demand and steady; sales 100 bbs at 81 20
81 rs for Brandywine, $3 75 - 10 for Western ye
low S3 90 for do white and s. 70 - for Jersey and BAL
The New York herald., 1874-08-13

The Rome watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad
Company has succeeded In negotiating s., 100000
consolidated convertible bonds, one half Of which
Will remain here and the balance VIII be supplied
to London, to be drawn against In due time. The
proceeds OF this loan viii be applied IN payment OF
controlling interest in the Lake ontario shore
Railroad. which is to form the basis Of a new line
to Bunalo.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN, AUGUST l2-Even.
ing.-Common rosin, 6s. Sd. Linseed oil, 27s Cd.
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
IOsI5 ana 1880 A. M.

5000 go. r. 15.... ii5 &soo US 0s IO4o li0h
7SOO zoe. tL.... lt7I 6OOO do............ lUZ
Esrst I1na rd-IO,vO
The New York herald., 1874-08-13
COPARTNERsHTPs.

NOTICE COMPARTMENTS FIRM OF JENKINS &
~ Ryan, OF Nos A7. Lac ana l5l West Thirty -ffth
street, known as the Waveriey Stables II hereby dis
solved by mutual consent the business of the firm will
De nqudated by Ryan, who will collect debts due To
q JENKINS.
Dated New YORK. August H. 1924 c. RYAN.