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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-12-17

"Well. hist her out from shore as fur
as ven can," continued the lad, "for
Bills fishing from the wharf up here by
the depot, and he'll have sturgeon
afore noon If some steamboat don't go
an raise 'siurbance round there!"
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Attachment Notice.

O. NJ. Weller. Defendant
Before Martin KaRay, Justice of the Peace 1l
Reading township, Perry coumty, Ohio.
ON the sth day 81 Novcmhrr, A. n. 1873. alld
" Iusttcn issued an ordcr ef attaohmrnf lu
the above action, for the sum oi 5000 aud
probable enain, and defendant will tmkn nnfice
that said cause " nl come ON for hearing un The
25th day % December, 1879 "a o'clteH X NJ OF,
at the O1ico q said Justice.
p. 9. MATTHIAS, PrK
Nov. ~. laTa. 8iwa
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We use the best material.
Put up our JOOrc neat and
strong, and in as good
style as any establish
n1eJ1t in the State!
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Change of FirEa.

SANTA CLAUS 4 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

~. proessop he sad labors to remove the evils ana
increase the blessings OF ,a1 NOT oniy does .he
health happi and general 9elbeing OF .nn .ul,
poorest OF the poorer classes increase n an@hrn
life and lifting M OF character crime oiih.snc ,
facts lie CONSTANTLY before the eyTs a. we give
our godspeed In an lts enterprises . ~. ., 10
m orc intimately allied than they have been Inc spiilt
of the past spirit OF sectarianisn ana party. Ina.
is the historic spirit But me new spr h Is of ,c
worlds opposed to that In this new spirit me tnrte
PROFESSIONS should drop their discussions. aud blend in
one solid phaianx for the relief OF humanity These
three professions were the government ana thc cerE
legal The medical profession he held to be offshoot
of the clerical the mnisered to the soul Tue ohsr
ninistered to the body These four Iuu' ~
sional knowledge and skill. whch D'ciihs us own GA
elusive property properly ~ mouu t an,hniitv
This spirit OF exclusion il rapidly disappearing.
Literature has OF at the service OF
whoever cares to read. The New-fcrk Free hedicai
emnent degree nv tina, spirit. II refuses no'hps That
IL has TO whoever applies, in the spin; OF the eic'
At the conclusion of the song 10y Miss
Emily Fiack the nine graduates were caiei upon ihe
stage, the following order: Miss Ellen e. Hull Fanny
a. Deane, Gertrude a. Maharg Sarah IL Brayt"n. =.
NJ. Brunette, Betsey N. Harris. Adalne E!dred,
were then conferred by Mrs. Silza Merwin. The
annual report of the College VS. G, t,s. roaa ~
The report showed that the session had been very
prosp Toe College was ORGANIZED IN response
TO an urgent dernaud from the few nberalniadel
women .esirous OF obtaining medical educ1tion With
being obliged TO listcn 10 the teaching OF secta!ah
sen lus A charter was granted By the STATE In 1871.
and the same year the College Opched To woieh 81
every and color all instruction he Tree OF charge
Since its opening ISL regularly matrculaed students
have attended The lectures AZ tue close OF tue second
ladies received the degree OF Doctor IN Mrd
cine; at the close OF the hr1 fonrcen at ne close
OF the fourth, nine new curriculum OF sluoes,
similar to that the Medical Department OF Harvard
University, will open with tho next Winter sessions
1ne College building, at No. 81 81. M1rkspiacc, mas
been purchased Tue entire expenses OF the College
thus far have betrayed by The private coniiou
lions OF The trustees, most OF whom are woI0en 49,
The charge the graduates read by Prof PAM W.
Alien. Ellen c. Hail. Nj. D., delivered the yaiedic1ury
address and performance the organ by Mr. Schottc
cl p4 tx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
TRIALS OF POLICEIEN.

Commissioner Voorhis presided at the police
trials yesterday i'll the courtroom OF the Police Central
Office Patrolnlau Daniel McIdnery ~ the Twelfth Pre-
cuct was charged with drawing his pistol upon Mathew
H. Moore, also known as Rocky Moore" on M,rcl 49,
without cause, and with arrcStiDC aui lJckil2 him up
In the Police Station, also without cause Il his af
davit Moore testified that on March % he was III Il
bllard-room TAird-aye. near Oac-hun iredalifth-
st. McInDery came in and purchased soue liquor. Nc
Innery in eli Hans Gress. After some words they
went out to the walk and there McInuery pointed
pistol at Moore and held ii for some time within six
inches Of his head. MeInnery said that there was Il
crowd OF MoOres friends IN tie saoon, ana that they
used threatening language, and some OF them made
demonstrations that CAUSED him TO believe tat Lie was
in danger of being assaulted and beaten. lie
Therefore drew his pistol TO intm!date them Tney
were all somewhat under the Influence OF hq"or.
lie altergard took Moore 70 the station There lie was
violent and refused permit MInnery TO search him
Moore was then locked MP. lie was aiterwdrd taken
before u magistrate, VINO at first committed Lin, Out
after an exaGudatIOn discharged him.
TIE occupied two hours and was finally referred
the Board of Police Commissions. Moore ~ brother
OF Moore who IL now at Alhany. several oncr
heard Tut they were o mae inpOitaocc or
Interest Cip Williams OF thc O:k-s police l. TO he
tried to-day 1t H. Capt. knltlea's case Is 10 DC
heard again Oh MONDAY next at2 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
THE PROPOSED CITY REoRG ANIMATION.

The politicians had yesterday recovered from
fhcir fright over the bill introduced Ia HE Assembly
Tuesday evening. rcorgahize the City Government.
TIE Tammany leaders were rea-sared by kilograms
from Albany affirming that there was no immediate
danger that the bill would pass the lower House while
the smaller oce-hodcrs in the various departments
and those VINO LOOKING for appointment had reeoy
cred from their fright and believed there stl Il
chance for them 1t limited that, the ending Of
all the strife aud contention OF the past to or three
months there was o possibility that better under
standing would be reached.
The majority Of those who talked about the matter
seemed 10 be OF tins opinion that there would be
legislation seriously changing tLc CITY Government
Tax Commissioner Andro ~ neItlSr iaNOrs
The MI. lie does not think 1t good policy that the
BIrcdu for Receiving Taxes and the Department for
Assessing Taxes SHOULD he under the head. He
believes that the public interest requires that tley
should be separate and independent OF each other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
FOREIGN BIBLE DISTRIBUTION.

The New-York Female Anniversary Bible
Society held its tftynni annual meeting yesterday at
the Bible House. There were about seventy ladies' pres
eut members the society. the Rev. Dr. Rogers acted
as presiding officer Tue reports read by the Rev.
DE- Gil man, Secretary OF the Society," The proceedings
began with an address ny tne Rav. DR.. Adams, VINO
dweit with much earlcstness the good effected ty
among the poor ard fendlc.s, and the Die sinGs
wrought among theu bv words AID acts OF kindness
well 3 by prayer The Rev. Dr. Bliss OF SYRIA addressed
tie meeting length the rapid spread OF TIE Gospel
IN syria. Ii, hai lived FOR nearly twenty
years In that Land, where there bad been
no Bible. b. the efforts OF th!s aud other
societies tac Arabic races had now the Eibe in
their own tongue. TIE officers ana managers fJs the
year were then elected Mr.. james Brown was chosen
first Girectrcss Mrs. J. WdthrOp Caailcr second,
and Mr. g. g. IiOwland, tnrd iIrec.rssS. Tue annual
report shows shat 32 Bible readers are cmpOycd. Tncy
lave distributed during the year 43 BD.cs 81 t"sta-
mcuts, and III paris, MAILING Gij volumes. The
ceip;s AL sources during IN; wear wcrc SIC 16 &C. ;
the expenditures, s1GSS 9s. The p7nIpal the
expenditure consisted OF ;9iG IS iald u Bible readers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
THE FiRE RECORD.
A BREWERY BURNED.

Fire was discovered early yesterday morn
ing upon the upper door of the sxsiory briei building
NJ y-sxtl-s AMI 8. hnns-aVe.
The building owned oy ". q 7. Ehnc, brewers. as
n ,nalt-nolse AMI for brewing Lager beer The second
alarm brought an ad tiOAal force Of the re Derar'-
mont TO the scene. Tie flames however, Lad burned so
farcey that the entire upper sOry was bnrang beIorc
the streams could be brought 10 bear. TIC Hines
worled down. and two and finally the tirca upper ois
were ablaza TIE engines and trucks from Harlem were
telcnpl,d for assistance was also seut IRON the
MINER wards o. tie city. Al IL. IN. Ii was believed tI"
the entire building would be destroyed Tie nrtn i.n
worked with great energy ami at H. M th'n'h Tue
fire WAS stl burning, the Il. nes conhed TO tac
three upper StJres ,,. ...
In TINS part or the building was stored large qnln-
thy o. malt and gram. TINS was utterly DESTROYED.
The upp,r part OF The banding also was Quilted ahd the
roof was burned Of. After thc heavy Ilai co. "e u
burning it diff ,ult 10 cXtngusn IT, As lave
II, a. m though under tie control oi the IfSiheh TIC
fire WAS still bLIIliuc. Later AZ was put Out IIc ZOO.
were upacy illt, aid though large GudhltS ci
water poured into tc upper stories te lower poo.
ton Of building not seriously lhJWei ny WarT
The brewery OF tGe largest III th!s section lac
loss Estimated ~ $500 upon both the stock ana Uu.u
ing The properly insured by policies IN III"
Mllts,ers' AID Brewers Insurance C0ppdny III ~ be-
lityed the lire caused by - kinu vi spontaneous
colnusi III. malt becoming hcaiCd, "ud developing
a iiue after sIEJldeUDG for some ume LhuOticed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
NEW WHARF FACILITIES.

The Morrisania Steamboat Company was
Yesterday by a vote OF the Dock COMMISSIONER gwen
permission 10 land its boats for year from May
the foot OF Grand and Twentythrdsts.. on condition
that they pay rental OF $50 for each pier Tue Com
issOners then gave permission TO the Police Commits
sOnes 10 use OF their tug boats TO carry sirectdrt
to the dumping ground and also dredging machine TO
raise a euuken IL bong understood that the Police
Commissioners shall pay all the expenses incidental TO
their use. A communication was received from Gen.
Mackenzie. agent OF the Transatlantic hne of Steam
ships 10 Havrc accedng to The terms " the Dock Com
miss< zero with respect 10 the building of now wharf
"a Ia. foot OF MorOnst for the use OF the Company
lbv (ompissiOncIs sgfeed " build Lew per w Icet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
TIE JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

A HUMrER OF ELLIS PASSED By THE sENArr-CON-
rIRsiArIoN or JUDGES DIXON AND REED-sALA-
TIEs ISsrEAD OF FEES FOR sIAIE OFFICERS AMI
JUSTICES.
FEox TIL. REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBCNE.l
TRENTON, April Sin the Senate the bill to
provide iOr pdymcn; Of operative on railroads wa'
psss,d: also the Guy pcnrnt the battery act
provding for another sale # purchasers should fail 10
comply with the trans. the bal relative 10 surgeons,
nhy,iciaus aud midwics. AM constituting Board
Eyarainors WAS passed. also tho revised laws. The
Hudson River Tunnel bill lost Yeas - 10 Eays.
The Committee reported adversely 10 the bill exempt
ing salem aud Cumberland Counties from the generil
road act and the report adopted The bill 10 incor
! porate the Yves; SIDE Dock and Improvement Company
along the Hackcnsacx River passed also the bill
relative to the sale OF railroads under mortgage and
owing naval recruits from 1861 bounty
The SUM- Senator Scwcl sad. would amount to s5oCoJ.
jonathan DxoD jr, OF Jersey City aud Alfred Reed of
Trenton were confirmed by the Senate IN Executive
sesOn as Judges OF the Supreme Court for the newly
| established districts.
In the Assembly Mr. YoninaDs introduced bill pro.
viding that the Controller Chancellor Cef
Justice and the several Justices OF the Supreme Court
shall in leu OF al other fccs, enO ument aud comp
Stations whatever, hereafter eeyery rccsiye annual
salary OF $500; and all fees charges. or emoluneDs
now accruug Off AMI all receipts OF their
Offices from Whatever source arising, shall hereafter BE-
pad the STATE Treasury Tor Ge use anl benefit OF
State. IL Is prOYlccd t1at either OF the Officers
herein named shall receive moneys III connection with
ofce OtTCr than mat received from the treasury
ms salary, he shall within period OF tlnrty days pay
the amoant so received iato the state Treasury and
that for each and every failure TO comply WIN TINS
provision the officer Oh ndng shall forfeit and pay
slGyJ be recovered 10y suit br0dght by the Attorney
General In the OF the state and lie shall he
pended by the Governor nom performing any official
duties until the forfeit Shall have been paif. The bill
give $4,000 OF the notes OF the New Jersey Cent?
RlOad held by tie State Tor the public school fun 4,
10 erect bul ing IO, iGn for the educatf, The
deal and dumb the bind and iceble minded Va. lost.
alter 1923 dlscuss.On ~ vote OF 20 fear to ~ NAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
p ST S C. r p 7.
$3.50 A. Ne.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ALARMING RUMORs REGARDING THE PEACE OF
EUROPE


LONDON. Friday. April $50 q. m
The Berlin Post, ministerial journal, has a
leading article saying: "Reccnt events unfortunately
render IT too probable that the present French Assembly
fearing there will be Republican majority IN the next
Assembly disposed to peace arc anxious to preepate
war of revenge under the dangerous auspices OF Marshal
MacMahon and the Orleans princes, while TIC strong
body o. royalist puties will be placed In posoh
TO profit by the restoration OF monarchy War Accord
ipgy is coming on although the clouds gathering on the
horizon may vet dispersed. the Austrian Conservatives
arc endeavorng GUST Andrasy from the Cabinet Win
the view Of participating in coming events Inc
greater part OF the upper classes IN Italy arc
ready to Join any ally against Germany considering her
sntIPapal attitude. hostile 10 Italian interest 1et Is
by no means certain that France Will be ap'e
10 procure an Austro-Italiin alliance )ist now
IL her endcavors fail, the war viii probably NC oe
layed. But things reach pass when the German poo
ple should acquainted with the reates Oh INC
situation II is time % awake the slumbarers.'
The Berlin correspondent OF TIE Lo"'a" 1'mes says
this article is likely to have strong eject, ana harn
ing ruuors are rife. Tho correspondent states
that since The meeting CT the nptrOr FrancS Joseph
and King Victor manuel. There - even Tess prospect
.hun before in Berlin concerting common measures
with Austria and Itaiy relation to the personal re-
spoLsbility or The Pope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
A FALSE CONFESSION OF GUILT.

PnILADELrHIA, April S.-The officers Of the
Reading Railroad Comp sta:e that several years ago
the Carson, who surrendered himself Jersey City
last night saying lie was deaulter to the amount of
$4,000 was In the employ OF the Company of the
stations the line OF their road rs a bookkeeper aud
that he lad been detected in irregularities with
customers OF the road. 30 far matter was
gated IL appears that his populations did amount 10
over $40. OF which the Company lost nothing. lie Is
addicted the use Of La lor ana II supposed have
been under It's influence wnen he told The story.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
TIE STATE OF TIE STREETS CONDEMNED.
1uH ALDERMEN TAKE MEASURES TO RENDER THE
orpprrs ftr.N AKIN SAFE.


STREETS CLEAN AND SAFE
In the Board of Aldermen yesterday Alder
nan Reilly Of red a preamble and resolution. setting
forth that the presen, condition OF the streets partcu
iary on the east tide OF the city, where there are many
narrow streets aud where the population Is the most
dense, is "a disgrace to any civilized government
The Police Commissioners were also requestel 10 take
Immediate steps have such streets especially thosc o
the Tenth. Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards thor
cuchly aud effectively cleaned. The resolution was
adopted. Alderman Cole offered preamble
md resolution declaring that In excavations made 10
reach the water and gas service pipes in many OF the
rayrd thorouchfares OF this city. By plumbers ana
others great negligence is permitted; that this neg
genee resulted i'll violations OF the ordinances OF the
Common Council nearly every case, as the pavements
were imperiecty replaced over such excavations mus
causing much loss BY damage TO vehicles ana enda'
ger,ng the vos OF citizens. beside requiring heavy
expenditure money nv the city for repairs IAc Com
missioner OF Pu6c Works requested 10 report on
The condition the streets winch require repairs ana
tie Commissioners OF TOice directed - prosecute
I'LL violations OF the ordnance Thesc resolutions were
adopted.
The CORPORATION Counsel WIS requested TO take steps
10 Lave vacated the injunction granted by Judge west
brook, restraining the Comuii3 oner OF P4oe works
from removing the tracks or the DRY DON hhIIotu
Com pauy from Broadway and Aun-st A c0nrlluicS
ton was received from the Mayor, in.iosng fe41eo
from the Brooklyn Bridge Company Tor pefIlsaon 70
Law track from TIE ptc on ne % Sie nST
the Company for All anchorage tIc Tracks 10 pe u?eu
for the CONVEYANCE o. material used IN tao ConSrucuJI
Committee on Railroads. Tue Eoard ratified lease OF
the building belonging 10 John H. Haskin, gu te North
eart corner of CocGcave. aud the kingShTGge-road,
for five years from Nav 1875, at an annual rch4 OF
S5CO, the to make sncn alterations as snail nc
necessary to serve FOR the purposes OF a eoufhouse.
This lease has been strongly opposed heretofore nu.
passed yesterday bv vote OF Is 10 Toe second H0nr
Of the Eiuigrsnt Industrial savings Bank; at No. u
ChambeIs-st leased for three years HON Ai"J j.
1878 at au annual rental o! S2,5JO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
IN JERSEY CITY.

About p. IN. yesterday fire broke ont in
the threestory builtns AZ No. So IIadsomst Jersey
CITY, and though the department promptly Responded to
the alarm the house was entirtly destroyed The Ike
originated the lower story which was used as ear
peuter shop by p. d. Hilbert. The second and third
stories were occupied by three families who escaped
with great difficulty Ivy Of the rapidly with which
the a imes spread One or two OF the inmates, who
iuinpcd from the Wndow., were slightly nJLrei All
me lersouHl effects Of the tenants were destroyed
Nothing WAS saved from the carpenter shop. III wii.h
fh fire was first discovered. Tdc loss II .-inlted at
So go Tie IRE is believed 10 have been tao Work Oh a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
BOOKS AT TRADE PRICES.
rdlx,s trade sale of hooks at

1CStPTUly ; tTauc SAFE Oh DOOAS III L'i'' Ht
Saesroons, CIin'on-Dace, began vita large invoice
from ID. Appleton Co. Tue room was filed with buy
er from different parts Of the country and the bidding
was generally brsk TIE Appleton ihyoicc was largely
CONF osed OF religious literature which found ready SALE
alth0u. "A 1t DID, no; ALWAYS command a high hEure.
Pearson on the Creei tdi,edhy DJ@son $50, bo1nd in
co brought 81 per volc retail price s. 60 Twelve
copies Sketches and skeletons of so Sermons by tie
author OF tile Pulpit Cycopedia," In 8vo cloth, retail
price g So brought 81 so per volume A"Cyc'peLa OF
Commercial ana Business Anec1otas comprising inter-
estng "reminiscences OF distinguished business men, SOLD
for s. 30 per volume retail prlc per volume. Dr. Syn
tsx's Three Tours illustrated with 80 cJlOred plates
bound in cloth realized 81 6J per vo'anc retail price.
g. "Tne World Before the Deluge" by Louis Figucr.
with 235 lusrations Emo bali ca soi for s. To- re-
tail price, S. c. Hirtwig's Iarmonies OF Nature" in
VOL. svo half caf, retail plice SO. brought u 49,
Manners Customs, and Dress duflnc tie Middle AGES
and during the Renaissance PERIOD" profns"y illus
traied win colored plate, sold 0r - pti Voahe re-
tan price, ST. John EJUrnes Treatise on the steam
Eng iue in s various Applications, bound ~ haii
morocco. brought 81 a.; rciaii price, sH " BiyariS
Complete POctcal WORKS" ~ vOi Syu, morocco Dlli-
ing rca!izsd So Is: retail piIce sl2 Rome" by Fran
els Way, foo Win gt edges, sold fo4 W
hinding, retail pric; s4j. soIt for 81 60 Then
followed large invoice Of p;ayer''""ks, ana
s. per copy. Appleton & Co.'S invoice was
closed by the sale OF AZ Adams. ranging IN pIcc rom
81 IS $40 Tue publications OI Il. WortnlliGtoI ~,
then taken up. Tie firm was represented Ivy it,
chief member, whose appearance was received with a
pliuse The rst bOok UGried on the new iuvOice was
ProctoI's Transit of Venus bonnd III cGih, crown
$40. The amount realized was 81 20; retii price -
Ten sets Of Chiinbcrs's EncycioPtd' Soi' r - \,
per volume; rtta! Uricc, 80 per SCI lhs "GcNlne
Memoirs" Ill volumes. $50. cloth b:o-'i - 70 per
volume; retail prce, tl5 per set Bon J"ilsCa'. oks
10 voluIUes, 8vo cot, retail pco 80 soli Tor y 70
per volainc. s.u0iiets WORKS, III volumes, Gioih'
Drought s. IS pc, volume retail price 40 per sc fisa
ings works. il volumes. $40, cotn, s1d Ior ;! per
volume retail prIce, 50 per set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
AT SPRINGFIELD. Mo.-Loss $1,000.

ST. LouI3, No, April S.-Thc Ozark House,
IN sorins!e,d Mo- wa bLgaed yestor:Gy. Toe loss Is
about $4,000 insured for $3.50 in The North American
and Franklin OF Philadcpia American Central OF 81.
Louis Phenix o. Brooklyn French Insurance Corpora
ton Of Pari. Alenana OF Pittsburgh Springfield Fire.
B9.tmeI's and P4'caX o. 81; L'uis, Niagara o. New
Yol9, ana l., coming OF Penn-vlvLnia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
IN TITS CITY.

Fire broke out in tho fye-stOry brick tene-
u,ent No 1872 GeconG-avc early yestt rday morning
Moore 4 Hcches who occupied the trst floor as gro
gerry had their stock and fixtures damaged $500 Tue
luiIdng was Owned by c. W. Mund Of No. 1863 East
Siyty.srcond ST. and was damaged $50. The huii6lhg
was insured Tor 1900 the Traders insurance Com
pauy, The cause OF the fire WAS cot asccrtaIneu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
FATAL EPIDEMIC N GREENvLLE.

PoRr JERvIs, n. Y, April ga disease
which the doctors call Gtheria Is having siIguliry
fatal effects in the iowa OF Grrenve. in this county.
Within the past two months s;z or seven deaths nave
occurred In families The disease IN one case was
communicated TO u person doing work for Que OF the
families, through snail sore on the arm. "hlch
swcl,cG TO an Immense before the patent, who was
"A Cied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09
HEAVY FAILURE OF PRODUCE DEALERS IN
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, April e.-lhc Hour, sin'''
aud commission house OF Howard, Htnchlnan son
failed to-day their Liabilities being paced at $lcoC"
II is alleged they were compelled TO suspend owing u"
the Indebtedness OF a Gru IN Franklin County. fonn-
syvania /. thought they Will receive an EXCLUSION
from their crcditOis by wnch their business VIII cc
cuuinucu Without IIierrupOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-09

long for the use OF tho Company condition thatt!ey
should pay rental OF $4,000 per anun Ior ~ ye h
from the time the wharf completed ann wblie tne
work il going on the Company Is 10 be furnished WIN
dock facilities at the foot OF Chrstopherst me new
ier will cost about eos 0 aud will be finished aoont
August The old one has rented for only $4,000 Inc
conirct r. considered good By the Commissioners