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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
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Coteon-The market Ii dnfct slTssr fbs i. VI, sst
crpoof i ~ o9 S Hi 1ss sIa ss Sgssns 40
pay iast quotations Ne quote: Ssdy stsis,s a y
s a'ss 1861 ssos s. s1ssa ,i ss g
good middhnss. sss nss o:sra
se n,ss I.tah sE sssssE
Peanasss-Maf steady. Reeeipts. Bsht. wa
auRs.e % a, sgr Grizzly g
nominal glIa,I q aSss sIask pas @a'
od g,ts sa; Cheise, zoo 2r.; good 70 prine,1sS
sagsslifn barrels, 1o@l1c. . dozen I'm crates,
Fsathsrs-Prfm live goose, Soc; cornmop, 49,
Dyfed FYuft-AppIes, fancy, q NJ, 40S4lcs;
quarters and halves, 4@4Xcs; sliced, 5gse.
z zaT;d;, /. ysllTElnis, i4asi 5c.
aaaiat ep Iaaeaas.5 & a. > gallon
Woot.-Washed, 2S@S0c.; unvwashed, LOG
ss: cyprsss5No. i heart, s1oS sIi; No. 8, $50
II kops.GaHilia best, 2s@25c.; sisai. zee 3 D.;
osSa s az eats@oos . al Ils D hundred.
E E5nssssay 1as agsl !! ss9 ssadred.
Meedo,o Iay.a4o9 Soe; g hundred.
% gssas sisss:ssos. ; Kindred 1aass4DDsal.
NORFOLK.
Cotton.--The market during the week under re-
view has ruled as follows: Wednesday, opened
frmer but closed easier, prices barely maintained;
sales OF $50 bales basis Of 1146s11 for mid
ding Thursday, dull and easier lower to SELL sas
OF SO bales on basis OF 11461 1sc. for middling.
Friday, opened very dull, with factors anxious to
realize; sales Of so bales on basis OF 114c. for
middng. Saturday. dull and lower, with more pres
sure to sell sales of lao bales on basis of 11@
11ac. for middling. Monday, dull and .oSer Sales
OF 40 bales on basis Of 11Gl1I lie. for middling.
Tuesday tto-day) opened dull closed weak holders
free sellers; buyers scarce; sales of 90 bales ON
basis of lie. for middllng. <
Apples.-25G50c. 2, barrel.
Cab6dges.-$4@s5 q hundred.
DamSons-5OG75c. p bushel.
0aions.-S150 3 barrel.
Peaches.-50c.6$1 q box.
P9tatoes.-irisi, S3.50@s4 3 barrel. Sweet
Red 50c.@ sl q barrel; yellow, :2.75@s3 2 barrel
(looSe). FSffS
Ratermeions-s3@S7Ts hundred.
Butter.-SIarkCt dull: New York, 2S@32c. ;.west-
ern 1S925c.: Glades, 19@25c.
C0rn.-Market weak and lower to sell; sales due
ring the week amounted 10 about 600O bushels. We
quote prime ut 53GD54c.; lower grades. 50@52c.
Dried Apptes.-We quote ut 44c. p b.
Eggs.-Market dull at lc. per dozen. 81
$3.50 q buShel. Sales Of the week amount TO 1921
bags.
Shingies.-Aarket quiet and receipts light; 90
inch heart, 50. 50@$9.50; saps, GS6.50; 24-inch
heart, 81 POSI- $50; saps, aS@S10.50.
Stares.-W,ite oaks OF all kinds are wanted,. and
early deliveries wilt command better prices. We
quote pipes at $S5; cuIls $40: ho2shead, $50;
culis, $50; heading ut $685. cnls, $780, Red-oaks are
dull and lower; prime are selling now at S2S cni,
Sls.
Wheat Market steady. Receipts and sales light.
We quote good to choice at $1.109S1.2Q: COM
mon to fair at 90c@ s1.05.-Ldndtadrk, ESD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25

aS>LL SINK N COLLISION WITH THE
L"CiSE.-.At 3 O'Clock yesterday morning
He BAY schooner Worcester, from Baltimore
Tor umanr'"k, VA. was in collision with the
steamer !-pul>e, from Norfolk for Baltimore,
III The chesapeake. near Jamcs's Point, and
me >chrrne.' was sunk. The Worcester
struck tile Louise on the port side, tearing
4 portion OF I'll" steamers homework, and
Inc boW>rrIt "f the schooner was carried
away. The steamer towed the schooner into
r.'M water, Where she capsized and sunk.
Wt"E hct captain and creW OF two colored
men and small quantity OF freight she had
were transferred 10 the steamer. The Lou
!,c ,tar;cd for Baltimore. and meeting Il
>)caln-tuG put the crew Of the schooner on
her. and the tug started back to the wreck
KniLtn,nrc .Stf 24h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25

COLONEL [ASPESwALL.-In conversation
Inc other day with Hon. II. b. Grigsby re-
NpecunG this gentleman, recently deceased
ii Brooklinc, Mass, Mr.. Grigsby related an
incident illustrating Colonel AspenwalPs
historical knowledge. Mr. Grigsby had
"rttcn an article on the origin OF 'ENew-
port News tracing it to Commodore Jo-
>eph Nucc, OF colonial fame. The Colonel
meeting him not long aiterward, inquired,
,,a " ny, Mr.. GFigsby, do YOU trace the ORR
MS more distinguished brother William ?"
Why" replied Mr.. Grigsby, Chad not
ieafsled that he had brother William ~
statement which was designed rather to
APfes' surprise at the accuracy OF Colonel
inssPehwaiFs historical knowledge Char
'Ne tVa.) Gazette.
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20 II.
1S@.;in half.
-a.l.,~xI. no. =,
Hides, Leather, &cs

r,,,s.5.- 4, reen. @5e; dry saited, 8eEiIc, dr{
amt mIai &C.. wet salte 5@ec.i wet saited calf
nssthsr Sole leather oak SOLE leather s,
,aI.iacE. i a6o6c. country upper aa43c., cats
anish. ia@2ac. 5 foot; ZIP, 40c@s1 . % harness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-25
COLL PSE IN COAL.

THE PAPAL SUCCESSION.
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|Gu II RE e y ENTs
OUR REVENUE COLLECTORS.

SOME c HANGEs PROPOSED
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-24
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb baS Tberfs unp billtste Mittel
;ur uebsrlsnbuns bon GelO unb fOuten,
pp fie su baben ftnb, ba3u sebraudt
werpen..
@enn eine 3ettuns Bon einent poit>
amt an Elm anberes Derlebt psrben luu,
1p uus INNER aud bas Yoitau,t anse>
eebep tuerSen, 100 bic 3eitune frdbsr
empfan9en wurbs.
@enn Ssmanb letn Blatt ni6t TEE
seImdsis empfdnst rber fi@ auf trseno
cine @eile Gebler einf6lei6en, 70 iuute
Der betrefenbe Nsent iupie pte 5er>
aussebsr fusletb baSUn bena6ri@ttss
werben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
SUNDAY AT THE EXHIBITION.

PHuApELPHIA, Nov. 12.-According 70
announcement tho Exhibition grounds we're thrown
open 10 tho public to-day and vi-rd by immense
crowds Of people The tlrns,lcs were closed, nacs'
and ogrcse bccg had only by tho n'e- through
which pedestrians. only wcle admr'l. The order FOR
closing the hui ling 20 Do" puhl." WA rl'y enfo crd
The United States Centennial Commission viii iF'b-
ably adjourn on Tuesday afternoon for n period o.
several months and In the timo the REVISION OF
accounts and the final reports q the body VIII De
uatured by the comui'-ces Of the commission Ih'
ordinary details Of business viii be under the supervision
OF the Executive Committee.
The f.nd realized b. the Committee 'n Concession
from the ROYALTY of Is per an sales Of beer AN"
soda water within Tho grounds, VIII amount 10 arout
100000.
with the exception Of those OF ONO ard one OF t"o
other States all Of the state bindings Ola Tie sf"" us
have been placed on thc market and III s'' erai ' o-
have already found purchasers
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PANIC IN 4 BRoADWlY HoTEL.


7,,r ,vruoNy HOUSE DAMAGED ABOUT 10000
,..,. .,., r,.>. al, 7rti. ,.1-r..r.
90 -. a. r,;,,lt ,,..,4 ia
About j:iO 4. H. yesterday 'I'o Al-4'' WAGON
man gt tie Anthony Uousr at No -3i broadway, tmc
s,l . Il . t,,ri,1 q, descend 'lc stairs nom te upper
FA'N' 900 ' 49,. a... ....t',.. ID
hoor, "hcIe no h"H just """'ou '"o 'i''-''" ivy
IN lie huu-c. The Waterman hurried down STARE dhI
,i,,,. IN. do.c.r,.l that tlc ,p.n).e l,.. ~ more
'.,..,..,. to-. =, ,,.,r = the ..,,,..
dense ana appeared Z" CON" H"'" ''' ''"' W Wv
cellar An alarm was Immediately given ana IAt hi'-
mon y.aro tist leadl. tArir hose into tho binding
nun Wv. - 80, ,-..s,.., ...... ....
"Ach capt AyIHo % '-o i''''''''" ~
Broadway at the head "i Al' reserves" '' "'"' i'"
IIc ordered hi, men n parties oe two totec That eve
,l, ,s ,t o,t of tl aii1.iu, b. t' as soon as pos
t9 "'"1 was ~ ''' ,, ~. , ..
sibr. Meantime the FIR" LId ccl "p 'Aio'Fh '1' H"'
inc and wa- as high s the sixth Hoof. The inmates or
49,, - .-o eo,c,d iuto fine halls ,,lic. lev this Time
Noi'''"' w s...
had beC.- filled Win dense 'luo"' anu rI'"' oil N''
confusion and terror followed Chief OF Battalion Gle
-. a., .....t ,,,....r g., In. .rrr.1 .rdel or !a.,d
qu'l S'''1s '"o . az 80" t ,,'+ .rr.
second ana u"Iu i"'In d" '' 7." WI"
Gremen led their hose up The slai"hi' aha
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pfCCTNGEES AEPVFD.

FROM fIVEHrooi IN hams.,p Ca, ~ hrriig. Vow, H.
trI,u A. Amiga. knight Aston. t.r Rev D. 81 b'l
son. Err-on 5r,, = " trEa2u. Miss ". h.uso, Aiio
,l.y Beaumont Nj boyd and -cu. Mas LIgyAU, +. \ lLt
add. T. f Brrri1rd. !'ri'' Brs'" Charles g. amphc. Mo
t.mub,l g. ,Ipip4uuL &. - Chzcc Q. -. ou, Mrs i
if.r.v Ni.n~ l'"Wcr, Ms IrCAer MI trl tt
amt Toin, ?>ryrr. ~ Pembroke FrEhlse. Mss MatIo
r.rrlra. u..s Bl-fh"u, ~ -. toht ". ~ GI"l
'iIoua- Gft'.y HaIsnc, Nribur H. Harrison William
Iso s,n Iar.spu r. G JOnoS Ma lens- J. r.. k"tr
o. r. hcuHr'T Ana AsuatGv a.. kirk. Prt'r
I3s.ou Andrew o. Leo 'eWi, Nsa ai!id ~ H,.iin
N,- Y>sh.u. Id"ard NsE-fau, 3snrge NncAey, H.
H. M'son. MISS Ada Mason. neur H-lno't NJ,
Marriott, Herman Mcneil. ". l.. htrhfl, A. MI
Las. james ii. Nor'@"usry Miss FsunT M'inl,
NuIiul. j. Is lcio ATh. i'rit
-.us Iottir Mst P-rslcue John puvc, Thus Qtuc
Mr. CuLt,r. yIs Qnron Ne. Red Sc5arf G. Reeve. COT
n " sanford. NJ r. sinner T. sheTmsn J T. ;ihA" Mss
Ilor-ue' >Iier Clman, skaine = k-ns5n J. G. smith,
" It.y .-cldeHe I'D r.s Hiss EmH- H. lsyl.' Mlss
Ie.,'s r.yot. Ei,i sra We A. ~ 30 Js't alice.
ars V'.larr. Jane ra-d. Nilw IN tiNtltt Vast
Nh. John W y eDb Mrs Scott WI SCI, Mt whiting
Mi-i +. {. NIX.
" stoaihtp EggDf, SOW ll-MT. Munhn, Mrs. Munhall,
C. H. rit JCtI TOMAS Hr Woodward Mr. Ngii'p1als. Mrs.
Ma I:nE. aud lnianl Ass FELtngs rhd %" ant j. g
Dempsey, Mis- j. G. D-npso,. W. p De'arsey hiss NJ r..
dempsey, A. r. Dcnfsry ". d. horni,Y ars W d. hoisiey
Hoisley, MIs Esbeftha Horsiey, Miss Ethel Horl
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- 4 soticr W whitaker, A. Germans MFs a. GyiI u.
~ Cntia1rc and inlaut, j. W. Beatty T. j. hInE'
Iar,fcrt r W Bigelow, Miss G. Gross T. NapegI, .. ~"
" = 6'prirn ~ /. TwOmbly, Mt ara BITS r. Iton u.s.
miami ami seryaut Miss g. Leonard, n Hihi NJ ll VI
"a r. 81 .nt, Mr. and g. y. BrOWn Miss = H. l'he ~
n, F,-rr Mr. and Ars W. r. AlCoGk MIS-. IlhS, ~ l.
nm = II Austin Rev. DT. Hoylgv Rev j. Rooney. ~.
jp ialIfr NOy 1l.JuAn Gran re, " T. a,a NJ =
small MIR and mis- \ POotey ana child, Miss - b"nn.Sr
~ and Nrs Domotsch. H. Harper, lacl Nians A' tN
Vrs obu RYAN, j. Fausey, tine Rev Fahor hiahe' 'Ee
Tar,fry C Robinson A. u. Burke, M ana MIS- T. Sltil
IN ana infant. Miss Harmon, W /. Coil
From TEEMEN-Il seup,hlp Oifr NOV. Il.-Mts
,S,,ie fs,mar Miss Thcodose Notter Mr. ana MIS- y Up
l,r and child Gerhard Cqcsa q. W Kruger Miss Aly
E,lnlt1 Mrs Emmy Kruger, Miss Susanna schultz MI3.
Maria Wrth Cnas. Sneld Ir, Miss Anna Weld, \" GaL
Irm9 klrilr and child, g. SctcnScr Miss Louise center
mann Miss llagiilene Werner +. knObaucn Ralph Talbot
Miss Jo-tubiur ELTtubgCk, Z. Wolfram, MIS- AdoWMa
Wolfram ID Knau l.. Frck j. Frck, Mrs Durlth,a tlcA,
H. Hermann Bauer Miss Nnua DOhm otto Sedan, MIS-
4 T. stevens r. Perkins r. IIohwi susr George llchaIdS,
Mrs Gesue }OpT IelmhOlZ, Miss Elise l'uZ Miss j.
IauZ Bertha GubCr, Mrs. louise Muller aud cluLith,
NoutI HprZ-elU. Mrs Augusc GOhde, Hugo RcdWh thas
EcdvitI tarl kirchhuG H. Sclmlui, Louis her clinton H.
TayI-, Thomas Dayids TAadicus Dnias q. boeie, II.
Ictman, 49, schmidt, Mrs. AIusie schmidt llerm fth,T
J. TlpTsch. Elise Lessep l. I. Ieitgreh L. NeIestmer ~
FROM LOSDON-Tn s'eorDsbip lfrgli7, Nov. 1l.-Cant.
Mcfarland Capt ~uoR, John ". owens Jos pl Murray Nt
Wuc.r Miss Nelly Wright. Albert CIabb j. j.. Riley Peter
.tcIcr Id Il. smith, T. II. Talbot. -.
FHON SANTA MARTHA, sen stfcT9iip Aip', iN"v'
l.-tIbrl Obarup Mrs. L. G.. llcilr AMI three cAuI'D'
i. De 1ad,, y. UuratO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

the House cf' Representatives 'he j.. 'n'''
could not afford TO keep her IN commits 'oA ...
lcr officers on iuli pay. he sud h1t my rtFt 81 tr
supposed fri-ate in distress Oh sable i5-dHl H" ii.
troubled him at an. he supposed u N's ohr -. ''
English war ship which ere constantly l-''- ''"
tae BcrnuJas and the Northern itst P'"li.' - '...
that, far being Iu dstie7i s.r was Oh! '"' -
sUT for davi -rr. when -nr Iut INTO liaII"N.
y Officer. n sells PEI arrived from i.'
coisl and tlc West lud!c- speak Of The "cdi a' nav
irru pleasant with light rurfu-IF "lH"-' ,'d i' D.
tIourIf t.J there has D.uu H"'liHf i' 'i.i'" i' -
res. p tlc Franklin, THOUGH The estimate at 70, N' ~
Ward Of the time likely 90 be Hr'ald '"r
her VOYAGE Is generally con .deit4 100. ah.'
The impression among sa1iaruS men s '0t
o. viii not arrive before Hurday or Friday or eve
saturday This the suppuaition thdt sIe " -.,'"
All or a treat part 81 The way. Tie -rl7luic time iH'n
ST. Thomas OF taTI-ons ola line of brazilian steamers
used {, np seven days, though they frequently o{eidh
IT, Tie time of ling vessels varies so r1'N thl h
estimate can made. ID. brig Nellie recently "lIlNtd
front Turks Island iu ii days; the Dig George gu imam
from CiIGcuaS In Il days; the hrl- Cdulc, A. li'' D
from Arcrhs IN - DAYS These port7 are al I'D tt'
y.cu.,y Of 81. Thomas ON the DINER mana lhr "Ii-
Laura Gertrude arrived from EIu.>@Irf. o. 90 -
In, probable that the FrJnElH Will have the ad''ul-
of me trade winds until she reaches thc Gun stream W
which she will have the advantage uuI >hc "liIl
tho Ncw-Jcrsey coast Estimate OF inc llr l.l't'
for voyage under steam vary ll"h even 10 '' "'
under sail no estimate DO made. One cAri''., :!
sVIud-i,I remarked that uIsA1 be 'e ga! an" 81
might he 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
SAFETY or THE FRANKLIN.
TWEED EXPECTED in A FEW DAYS.
TIE VESSEL HEARD FROM AT ST. lIpMNS-PEOB
ABLE CAUSES OF HER DELAY.


ABLE CAUSES OF HER DELAY.
Public anxiety in regard to the 3iety OF the
Iuitod states steam frg1tc Franklin, having on hoard
William ~ Tweed, was a,ayrd on Saturday evening by
tse publication Of dispatch rom Havana ANNOUNCING
mat the French steamer from st. Thomas 20 that port
had brorelt tho news that Tho Franklin put in al S.
Thomas on Nov. FOR the purpose Of rcp'eniomng her
stock OF coal After delay Of three days she .'d for
New York on Nov. :.
Tho reason that news the arrlya OF tne ankiin
was NOT -elegraphed directly fIom 81 Thomas is at the
subma-.ae cable between Santiago de Cuba, 80 the
southeastern side Of The isando' cuba, aud iond
Bay in tho Island OF Jamaica, has been broke slnco
Nov s. This line belongs to the West INDIA and
Panama Telegraph Company. which AZ once Pnt
etoamel on tho route to carry ssaScs between These
points Tho two cables between Cuba aGd lanai a. also
belonging 10 tins company, good working order. as
are also the Land lines between santiago 90 Cuba AMI
Havana. belonging the Spanish Government although
communication them temporarily interrupted
by the hurricane Oct 20. The steamer Investigator
engaged in graphing or The broken cable and hopes
are entertained that communication "ltH 81 Thomas
will De reOpened.
the Franklin left Yiso In SPAIN Sept %, she was
S. DAYS ia reaching St. Thomas-a longer time than 70
v.s expected she wond consume IN her voyage TO New
York Commodore NickcIson. Commaudant at the
Brooklyn Vanguard, said TO TRIBUNE rep rter ycsicr-
DAY that he was surprised At this. 10 would take
about a. long for reach st. Thomas by the south
passage as il would have taken TO come by more
route to this port supposed that she had sailed
against contrary winds, and having no occasion for
special haste had used very little coal He knew moth
ing Of the COO tons OF coal which she Is unored 10 have
taken on board at Cadz before going Vgo, and sup
posed that she pursued the course Of depending
mainly on her sails II tue report that she sailed from
it.. Thomas Nov correct, he should
look for her arrival on Tuesday Wednesday.
The Commodore said that he had felt anxiety In regard
u the Frankns safety. She Of the stanchest
and largest vessels In the navy, and practically
ship. She was made largely from the old Franklin-a
T4un ship dating back before the last war with En-
gland 1t was proposed 70 break up this ship and she
WAS taken 10 Portsmouth for that purpose. bur her ma
tera found be in good condition that II was
used in the construction OF the steamship bearing tho
same This might have given rise to the reports
fiat the Franklin old vessel repaired she was
virtually ship ten years ago, and her first serN ce
was in the Mediterranean, where she was Admiral
Farraguts hag ship. She had been called home simply
because under the system OF rerencnment enforced DJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

Hale & Norcrcss
SATURDAY, Nov. ILL.,. NJ

SATURDAY, nov. LII "'
To the excitement growing ont OF the decay ~
ascertaining the result OF last Tuesdays election
has very generally been attributed the er
IRENE dullness in commercial circles during 'ho
week enalng with to-day. While this may be uuo
TO certain extent, it seems probable that the cie.
causes are 20 be found in something more lasting and
Serions than feverish uncertainty as TO who Is 70
be the next President. The theory of anticipated
trouble If it had any real hOd'on meas minds,
would have been s:imuiant 10 certain branches Oh
commerce. notably tho export movement OF gram
but instead OF such having been the case. the snip.
meuts from tho port of Now-Ycrk for the wee.
ended Yesterday show a largo falling of from tn0
corresuordine week of 1875 az follows:
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION STILL OPEN

THE DISPLAYED GOODS now MORE &C ESSIBlL-\
PLAN To PEGpEICATE TIE EXIubiIioN.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-Ghc paid admiN-
sous to the Exhibition yesterday wero l5,423 OF which
ga were at half Zee. The display now BE- seen with
moro comfort than formerly. Tie d-n'utlius Of rN-
nbits has begun but u WAY seriously ntrlI'i' e
with the Sightseeing SsvJal of The stare hull in' liz
Gliding that Of NcwYork, have been odd and VIII soon
b. removed
meeting Of citizens held yesterday favorable 20
forming "a stock company 10 secure "a, Aidn BnldH- 20
q permanent exhibition. Morton McMi'E'c. presided;
George W. Allen was secretary, and g. T. Rollins was
appointed treasurer to receive subscriptions. N.Y.
Clement G. Blddo stated that notice " application
frr charter las been given for new conn
uany, to be called tie international Exhibition
Company OF Philadelphia, with a capital OF
5000 COO divided into 5000 share Of 500 each
There is uroposet 4 maintenance fIul 'o b. MADE "
elllScripons IN cash stock of One t.uicHn1 Board
al Finance. cash sUhsrI tons being cHi"d ' Sea7
ticket for the year ~. ..r each Tlb confirm a'3
other contributors O one season ic.'t pl - .'
every two >haTcs 20 90 single tickets ff admission Tor
each share The amount Ne. dcd is r-'vpco n .t-i.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, the L-lIsA Valley 81. th
Pcun,y .yauia. and ot.-. steam roads v'L ShS.r0t
Subscriptions amuuutiref % nearly 500 poo n c2- dho
S50OOG in stock were received The mcp;ng as9"Wnru
fO p fpfO ON Tuesday.
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THE ACADEMY or DESIGN
OUT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or PUBLIC SUPPORT
~ PEoFFER 10 Contribute To A MEDAL

"a
'I'f IN ~ ,..'',l ,,,.-r,.,'..-
iCND ~ ,o', ~ Tr,b,,,c
:" ~, 'r,.,r,. ,r III. Loan Tyh.-
,,,i, 81 ,l AcaJ,rv Of DESIGN viii IA, IT,, debt oi
10. noo and tis t,rt lillv to form new era IN
i,l;.t,. o ,,,,,cc # its mast and present coudi-
tio,, may. MOT he uDirtrrcsfirg to youl readers
TIL. v,lr,L1e institution was founded 81 years
ago and ~ a larg" extent the honor ol us i"' ',
belongs 10 'Ht '''c i''' -"'. o., ;,
half ccatury the Academy mas n'. i,'I. d
tain free art Sch'o. ''" ' '..'''' rlr ,ro.
when it has not h'a the means ~ '''i ..,o
lessor lr'oing ARTISTS nav ''.,' .r. - tb.
and talents Ef.'u' us. '' ..........'.. f.,
Academy SCHOOLS -''' ,,.l. 80 +l, National
ms WoiN' i"o ,.... Incl ,yli-
Acadc"y "' Design S..s ,.,. o,, tr, ,er-
bhl"'Ni ilo A''"'uL WIS ', ''' o-.-or.,t
,''I "a .''.''' r.rrrr which
H"as 's''r' = ''. ''''''- -, ,..-.' t....o T.
l''' Was '"' 49,. d., i.....rrc Of,
was I,+'-' ''.,,' co. .:.+.... I,. NIGHT.
Ic'oi" OBJ IU"'' 'N''-.'-- 4.......,.....,.
~ l"Is N.' H"I'i''N -''. ,,. ..,1...:.,. dill
ton loI i'-"' 'NH''",..' ... ...,, .,r,
not pay expenses ana Jh' a''.''...' ''' ,.,
by payment "I - '-'" ~ ..l 1....i ..,,.
AeaH'.hN mas '"''' ;..... +,..,,.,.il. Cha.
dii'TeN' p"''s h'''',..'. ZIP ..+.l ,....-.....r
grown '1 '"' ''E "'' .L:.L ,i,,,. t,, ,yli-
Of ITS present ou'''''E' ','' -. how. L..
mllon' ana receptions ~ ,,' I.i..
one Of the features of Ne"-l"4A N'''S'
Academy has Won its present '>''l'o -, a I''''',
aud sclf-sacritcug record ana mas We" deserve
success When the result OF The loan '&-''''' is
applied the Academy VIII Own lice Oh "' ,-.,o
~ r1ii. i.i a',. .',. .I,,, ~ 5000
L 5. bonds dAc ID, .I.l beg. J...-.... 10000
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mont j.. ''"'' ''''' '''' ,...la.,..;.,,s
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also i'it, D''S ~ i'' '''' w. ,'-,f,,...
VINO nave '',' ''' ~. .t... r.....nti,r. and
''I,I ,'.' ''v I,t. ,,,,f-.t,,rrd fault
tEin''''o"'' No" i'i nun.
90, ~ - Iii. ;,,t.rc.+ t., tfe
II is uho"H'a"' '''' WV P''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13
See Cream.

/ FACT.-HORTON' ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and is ap,r,c, for purity sc'L,s aud certainty q be-
ing delivered boz good order
CHURCHES FAIRS STR twBERRY FESTIVALS &a
supphrd at
25c PER QUART.
Dcrot, 2o5 F-rthaye 1921 broadway and ~ cha'ham''
Y,V~SEI f., ICE CREAM.-CmucheS and fairs,
Il % cents .ar Gurt Charlotte Russo ny te do@eh OF
C.att special attention To out oi.to"I o.!r1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

SIM rsos 1890 GIL ~uu -Cts.- 4:i4 Moon rises. f;l%
WAfEB TIlIs pAf-A v 49,, -,
-agIy Hook El7 Cow, island 800 Hell q. Forty IA
WAIFg ms DAY. " -.u. on
HOOK. 54U Cows Islauu. O:lO icu " RUIZ 0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-13

A inry-box was put up in the supreme
Court D.ucfai Term room on saturday JOY 'H- 'r''' ~
to c-vil .ri-. a,.rt P-tor g. Svecny and william W.
Tweed. j, rr H".,1.p'a VIII Pre- ii 5i' ''ii'' "
fl. tu,rr.I .a-. ~ A. l..rnlbIy be f.-t tried
/ In the suit of William Leonard AGAINST '''
Nr.y.rI, Central ami Hulson River Railway C'"l"r''
g. ,,,iaI, fr .,.lr, amt was dismissed on I"il'I '.'
n fp. lon for nov rilI argued Or N'luH, ,,r.
JUDI. ~...r JOB superior Court, * 'cti1i i''"i' Inv
/ reserved 10 decision.
In the suit brought 10y Rufus Hatch a.
di.ctr - :. Pacific ,..I steamship Company dsii''
Sidney Dillon r.l oiuer. 10 rr-.lin the issue OF '"'
nj fine co.n,any u1Iys :. Bennett Oh SATURDAY. Oh W.
half of Ncs,rs Dillon. Gould ana the other uf''.o's'
Med an answer to lis complaint Of Mr Hatch, M when
| t.., g,lr ever, uHIr. Ial aLc-diiuH "I ' ,,' az
,.i .y,l q 4 fir making of the mortgage 20 " I
I.r.is f.fI s.yeu the company from p4ih' 'Pt'
flrt lt .t.,n means The property o i"' C"In "' 60,
NM iufa 600 available foriu-ilhl Is III h'-'' ''
inr,is nf 4 600 each and thereby thc company W i'
/ il enabled go fHsn money I" Hie't IL '"'''' "
/ nee. .rrI N.at DTS lH5 Iir'
! On tine petition of several creditors to nave
I,I,rl lI.iiIca-.a large real state owner, Ii-
r.rlrrrrf Iudsc Bl1trhf,rd, enc United iir' DE-
tct Court on sturdlv granted an order OF reference
n i-,,,i,. rt. tIe facts. Appended {" MT MAUI
.r...r lea . schedule of ~ia'l2 IL or uh ''uI'. ~ "
and uuie, -Nru tr Watson H"ii'"H "', -. i.i 49,. d,
NV -rll..-T ST Sis NOTES. iIIte uF I. '. 'lNt, .,
tra Il,,a, fpu order OF Edward Matthew'S ."i 49,.
Zach fa "Iu-, Iu. 900 July. tt-i-i' iiN a.. ~
,.,,. mad. Dos N.If.u Matthews aNN Il'''-' ~. ~
,,.t Matthew .,uIIUI, .lDu "I Mama" ''',
49, .', ..laf -iu 90: y..f,nf. .t.t- p,udu. 900 rf"N-
,.ra,i a. r. ,bar or Iudrltr,. -lreau 7-l"Voo.