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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
OPENING SPRING STYLES
TRIMMED ROUND HATS AND BONNETS.

OPENING SPRING STYLES
wehave exhibition,
in our millinery showrooms
over 500 trimmed Hats aud Bonncts,
both imported and Of manufactures.
in new and beautiful designs
and made from finest materials
at So 50, SO, si2, sia, SIS. sis $50
Untrmmed Hats in all the latest shapes
Tuscan, French chip, Milan and fancy straw.
Finest French Flowers and Ornaments
asd new shades in gros grain and satin faced Rbbens
We have g'y received n. from "a %s
In all shapes and qualities,
at a5c.. soc., 35c $50, 46c., soc, ali bargains
EXAMINE OUR EMBRorDERIEs.
WE WILL OFFER MONDAY
Inc Hamburg Cambria and Sansook Embroideries,
ALI.
DECIDED BARGAINS.
which your special attention. as they are the
cheapest goods We have ever offered.
Large assortment Of real Torchon or Linen Lace so much
used Tor trimming at very low prices.
Made MP Lace Goods in every variety.
Fichus. Berthas oyerskrts and Basqucs Jackets and
Rulings of every style
Orders for Lace Goods executed At short notice.
We are daily receiving
Novelties In Dress Trimmings.
Fringcs. Gimps, Braids. Ornaments. Buttons, &C.
50 styles wcrs,cd rrinses. all colors.
All OF which We are Offering at very low prices
Fringes made order
RICHARD MRAREs.
9TH av. and ivsh 81.
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II H + T. !. Fiji.
rs and US BROADWAY. sSov. 9Th ST.
Si Tss,:is, ssss: Goods.
Ss s' ;:;:.
'iii ias:s. g' s::;:.
F.sisu.
Ei T.:'.. 81 a.. a..sa~s'''"'
sI rsssss;m.n.sr,es
Motions uIonss,s....
At G$$ s::!s;:.
A Sss: furnishing.
Complete asssstmsass in every department
5ssa! Il s$sss
MoUaNING GOODS
". win omen on MONDAY three SPECIAL bargains
7zaTl7fsss q; sas sss4g
sold las. season. sesa, at ss FORTY FORTY cents.
SECOND BLAG Ts''; S8 psfs;r
al Fiji fiPis ' 1ESTs sue
'aass'E T n en- S.ifs1s's c i;s1fss'
THIRD rso4 A; s q; So ri
rnn rwE ES1S.a Hhs insAe. via.
DEEss GOODS
vrsrrI an f aisrpnss.
.v. s SIX asS ais
nEns g3ySE22 cE sy7gIses.
rw Ns44 lEiv fIa affSSs4s:
have been retaled this season At THlRrY-FlVE cents
Tn. above are all NEW GOODS of THIS SEASONS
manufacture and importation
MANY T Si r; E s sSs;f
SILK CHAIN and IoRsrED FABRICS
SILKS.
srEo a4TS Y.Fg,'n'ia
;;s''is s& III ssss9s
e'Al'r'1S-trn THREE Do1lA sss IL E,srs CENTS
hsco1AzsDAD- LusraE and '1 APPEARANCE.
PLAIN ootoRED
EvH FF1o EAsH ES&aE 4ilA sse4ERefh n.
Az ONE S'4 boiLAk AND UPWARD
win be opened Monday.
BRocApEp SILKS,
Kew RIi DEsfGSs,
TWO DOLLARS AND twenty FIVE CENTS.
SILKS,
Innings and 81 UTSDERsk1Rrs.
LOWEST Prices a. 'h EVER KNOWN
cLoAKs.
Ds4. e EFT.
cArEs and boLnASs
TWO 70 e,5 55d'SS S51 Rso!4rAEs.
TEN F Fo TMESr4 FS DolLAR
ELEGANT NOVELTIES
SILK
JACKETS AND DOLMANS.
CASHMERE and ma M4rRLAssE CLOTHS.
SUITS.
WE CONTINUE TO OFFER
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
in NEW and FASHIONABLE DRESSES
EVER SHOWN
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
WE SHALL SELL. ON MONDAY
FOUR STYLES.
AT PRICES
WHICH WILL BE
SIMPLY EXTRAORDINARY
SILK HANDKERcHIErs
n mos, s SH% Era ' Is SILK over
An important mandatory compelled shut down on
account dulness trade been obieed sacrifice
enough secure We determined close at
and the prices at which shall offer them Mon
10 effect immediate clearance. They all OF the
VISIT T or ssf e REPAY
They will be strictly reserved for retail trade
$50 DOZEN ALL SILK. ASSORTED coLoRs. at
121s CENTS
200 DOZEN LARGE SIZE y aA AssearrD CENTRES /"
$50 DOZEN WHITE AND SOLID CENTRES ut
80 CENTS.
100 ,I DozEN FINEST Tg SIk4 EXQUISITE COLOR
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.
SUMNER NOVELTIES IN sHAwLs.

I SUMNER NOVELTIES IN sHAwLs.
EaEyEs CASKS NEW pEsIsSs AMP Pc, coII1fRs4Exss.
csIxsb from sUR S AxD oFFEGE1 Tok QUICK
SALE AT so PER TH HEXr d aEss usAx VALUE.
ALGERIAN STRIPED sHxwLs.
WHITE AND coLonED SHETLAND Ssa$$$Is 30
BERLIN WOOL SEASIDE sHAwLs
FRENCH cHEDDAR sHAwLs, W.
SEVERAL CASES onrHssffSSSR' sHAw1s AND WRAPS,
LARGE A4sESSE;a3I$T s% #ASs s4"1' IN
os4s5 ss saA2s4E AMP 2sS ssEs I'll .ra
HOUSEKEEPING
LINENS
We WILL opBN ON MONDAY. THE l4rH INST.
LINE OF THE ABOVE GOODS.
UNQUALIFIED IN VARIETY OF STYLE AND
SUPERIORITY OF TEXTURE AND AT
LOWER PRICES
THAN EVER HERETOFORE
OFFERED AT RETAIL
yAa1Ilzs HSssH E!SsHas AND PARTIES
s " s III
A. T. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY 4TH Az. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
TIPHoLsrhKY GOODS.
us " Aaa 51 1ssSHFsas A OF
NOVELTIES
IN
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
RAY sI4E
NEW MS SS$E5sHs 81 IN, s.
LACE CURTAINS
OF rvIE TT os RHsFR Hsslsr quality
cIuS1 LACE 4Se HSE1Sgs AND BED SETS
u,.aos EEs 5sss1S sHAP sHA5 81 AL KINDS
= ;EAH$Pi sD BEDDING
S "a aA u oRbsa At SHORT NOTICE.
ysss ssss s1 oss..
A. r STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 9TH Az, 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Rich DRESS GOODS
WE OFFER FRESH INVOICE OF
PARIS NOVELTIES
FOR STRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE,
DIFFERING IN TEXTURE AND DESIGN
FROM ANYTHING HERETOFORE PRESENTED.
AND FORMING. IN CONNECTION
WITH OUR ASSORTMENT OF
RICH AND MEDIUM QUALITIES
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS FABRICS.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
A. T. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 9Th Az. 9Th AND 10TH SITS.
Fl + :. F.
lS &c IA + II RS g
/ / J. !. / ). :. SIS. !:
1888. 1856. 1877 9Th ~.
| between Isth and goth sts.
SILKS.
| DRESS GOODSIi
! MILLINERY.
have purchased for and viii Offer extraordinary
bargains rich Lyons Silks black coored striped and
plaid silks magnificent qualities Dress Goods, dne
Millinery and Lace Goods entire importers stock,
| about 35c. the dollar
| $50 pieces striped Silks a.
5555 600
i DO 90 90
/ 6j55 90 90 Geo
/ 5S 90 OOC q
| SIS 90 co g
| IS 80 90 O
$50 GOO CCC q
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.fNSs s sss 90 Q / ILL EkEEE :
Exraordnsry exhibition OF Dress Goods this week. The
entire stock Of bankrnp, importer and ooner TO DO re-
cost OF production.
DRESS GOODS.
500 pieces ane French Cashmere At 5oc and Use The
n peee beautiful Six Pongees n Soc ana 75c This
lire q goods as are , wS o 0sih o and Basket Dress
25c These goods were never any less than7oc
before.
BLACK GOODS
800 psces fine black Cashmere at 37lse and Soc These
goods inches wide, and we'll worth 62ac aud Soc per
500 pieces best French Cashmere at Zoe and ST. This
Cashmere good vane 2, aSc per yard more ooa
cost to import 45c
BLACK SILKS.
so sss se ss and g
40 pieces very nc Bonnets black silk at 81 cannot be
WI peces very Sno ccioed Dress silk at ST. 81 and
81 so. These goods are~scrth Zoe per yard more
WHITE PIQUEs.
1900 pieces Hns corded Pques Ioc., l2c, DOC This
line qucs to manufacture ioc and i5c pcr yard
more a,,y c,,,r,
200 black Silk Suits the latest styles, elegantly
trimmed at $40 ard $50 The material In these suits can
mot be bought M the price. !. -. p.,n v,. :, e,e
This line striped silk Suits superior TO any offered
before at the price.
WALLER 4 McsoRLEY
245 Grand st.. near Bowcry. New York
II EEp SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHIRTS
ss SSS s;s c ae as quality
rcduced In price for few days only Removed TO 30
Union square,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

WALLER 4 McsORLEY.
24J Grand st.. near Bowcry. New York.
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200 black Silk Suits made the latest styles elegant
trimmed M $40 ard $50 The material IN these suits can
nat be bought at the price. =.
hoo strped sim Salts the Princess STYLE at SIS
This line of striped silk Suits superior 20 any oere
before at the price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

II EEp SELLS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SHIRTS
n in world also Collars, elegant styles, best quality,
81 30 DER dozen /; o for 75c. 623 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
/ SILK TIES.

We have enriched stock of LADIES' FINE NECK
WEAR by the addition Of many ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
SILK TIES AT KUINOUS PRICES. SILK BOWS
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY. Every article will bear tho
clos a examination
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SILK BOWS, from 10 cents.
SILK TIES, from - cents.
CoiIsretes Fchus and Fancy Neckwear in endless
RicH EFFECTS.
HANDSOME COMBINATIONS
FINE MATERIALS.
BEAUTIFUL COLORISGS,
ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS.
BRILLIANT ASSORTMENT
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.
GORGEOUS TINTS
SUPERB COLLECTION,
SUBLIME QUALITIES.
RIDfCuLOUsLY Low PRICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

TTAPGooD's SPANISH ARCHED INsTEP BOOTS
frcduced In price for few days only Removed TO 20
Union square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Jane Mclaughlin of No. 2I2 Grand-st., who bru-
tally beat aud Annie Costello, yesterday com
ittcd IN dcfault Of $1,000 ball. by Justice Wanden on
charge Of abductng the child from her parents
John Murphy the priZe-fghter, sold a trained dog
10 Henry ByTne East HousiOnsi some months ago.
and August = ByIne charges that Murphy stole e nog
from him on the Bowcry The i saf 10 De worth tZO"
and Nurphy him trained do DumeTons tricf@ among
Them The trick running him and jumping In hs arms. ~
is said that Murphy has sold the dog many time and Ieahe
him this lie arrested and yesterday Jusu'e
Wandell held him in 300 bal 10 answer.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday before JUS
flee Duffy James Brtheron broker, - Sixieenthst ana
dem of NO 15S East Twenty thirdst, on January - 1871
updcr pTomise marriage. lie heid IN -lHi btii
Mcharl Kelly charsed WIN riaDning Mhlt
Mnif canal boat Henry G. Robe, az Ilcr no ~ Vt
Monday night Motif il in the hospital Kelly
was detained b await the result oil ms Injuries.
Henry Campbell alias Ferguson, alias English
Harry well known thief yesterday held IN Sl5OO ba
y Justice Wande CHARGED with stealing morse ana wagon
valued N $500 from Whitfield Van COTS sahts, 40. AZ
clinton AuQus TO- lie called q the stables on mat
dav amt representing that he stopping at the New.fOrk
DIRECTIVE Reilly the Twenty ninth Precinct afer great
trouble arrested Campbell Philadelphia and recovered the
wagon prisoner sold IT, Tie fOuHi the morse on
farm twelve miles outside Philadelphia
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday, he
fore JUsfce Kineth YOuug escJ OF NO Il Eliza
betsi truck driver charged by Niah DitHehbecAer
of 20 Wietst with having a = O'Clock on the morning.
81 August 81 assaulted him IN hallway AZ NO II ClTysi
81 and robbed him Of watch valued NJ $40 when De qe.y
passed n named Engcl outside the door 1oun esch
wa. held in default 81 5000 bail Alice hc'unness,
Ianudress ave- waylad and robbed BRIDGET Bren
Dbl. ser No 3O5 East Seventeenth st. on
>. on.ay ni-ht She was held IN 5000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
gALTIu0RE md ONO R4ILR04D.

TIE EUIODED NEGOTIATIONS or - 100000 EURO
PEtN loan PROBABLY PREMATURE.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-In regard to the re-
ported negotiation Of loan London by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company The american Of this morn
ing says:
A lrruOr that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
panv has succeeded n eecug foreign loan OF SoCtp-
600 the Chicago division has been credited IN Ger
tam Quarters: but loan has been negotiated the
executives Of road do not feel themselves az liberty
TO sanction what they may consider Pie
loan at - 100000. an amount sufficient 20
fund ilc floating debt OF the Company and
leave q surplus II the facts known, il is probable
that announce aeut would prove unauthorized and
intended. possibly, Tor speculative effect IL IS very
likely that negotiation oil such sum nj the presen
time Z could be secured on liberal terms would De
accetie To- the Company, and in the preyMlng STATE
OF European feeling regarding American railroad invest
lnente tie cpnsmmation Of such an important financial
transaction would De Of deep interest and W"uld prove
source 81 mach cncouri cement Any ono aeqn1inleN
with hc confidence and nreudlces aniuatng the sources
a. Investment in Er llan at least knows nat the Bal
f'n0~c end Ohio Railroad Company roofing WITH
an ~ fe other American railway frank lines, ant pos
eisy siagds ar decided ADVANTAGE I'D some respects
,s hUit without the contraction Of any debt. and noi-
SIS, except thc burden 81 poor auons-e ~" Mar
eta Ro.d-Coud bear uutaN 0raDy upon SicA an invest
rtr1if Il is wen known face, That ~ n
d. citing of Che Directors 81 the Baltimore and ONO RAN
say Company held months AGO. DO was determined 20
crfersor o. loan of eight million dollars ON The
In sem secured by the bonds Ot the Chicago CNton-
son Mr. Garrett IA. Presldent Of the road, san
faur per cent. Since then the Eastern war ana other
pniOres events have occurred. each with some Dear
ing Oh The project. Very little doubt exists tha the
81 Ar. Robert Garrett 20 Europe 2 few months
since was reference this loan II u has been made,
the Vice Presidents OF the Company, according to their
own statements know nothing about IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29

Three steamers will leave this port to-day
for Europe They are the Eysa Of the Anchor Line, the
Russia If The Cunard Line, aDd the Amerque OF the
General Transatlantic Company. Among the passengers
are the Hon. Henry W billiard Minister 10 Brazil, with
his wife and daughter; son of Dion Boneicanlt' and
the Rev David Imrie. Following sre the complete stS
FOR IOSDOE-By Sisraer EiBsid-samuel Gro ke Il
stanley IIward Brrr.. Tire Rev aud PRS. j.
A. Chandler Mrs v Young Mrs =. =. Golto ych Nr Ma
~ D. Chill Edward CIlt. Frederick g. tE Master aitff
Child NJ r. Henry Mandy. Nj aud 5lfs It. = VEST
FOR IVERPOOI-Bu steamer Ft'si1.-H. J. Keyser,
William King Miss Dusoubury Charles j.. Uulheck. ~. L.
Harding h. Pcir<e j.. T. Murphy. Fd"aid !1h tiwail
Steinhrirgr Alexander Lewis. Mrs r. iterd
A Roget BrOnstcd. $50. ami Mis- Lorenzo De- usoi Percy
d. Dwight, Mrs sarah B+ aud SON slr ani Nus WadeIa'
a stow O. and .fr4 Rafael LpZam and child Mrs Ic
Carucntcr Morton Griuucl the Hon. Henry W billiard
,. and daughter MAYO, Nrs ana Miss Hfmlion. The
Rev David Im.ie ". u. Morrison, - A.. Phillip, ". ..
Ragagc aud Mr.. L. ~clusirr alexander duncan r. r.
Parker. dfs. Bennett. Nr. Bnacltauli.
FOR HANRk-By o.e1"stp a." Nqic.-L = osllAsl r.
Nr NI.rr Mmr. Etrua ana tto infants II re L.
IN Do ~. Laurent A. Lownrr Jailan Iucerl, Nile
Yucera Nine II. pacr.ui III a. Chariot, Nine. NJ Con-
staut Mnc. NJ Boailon M. L9eaetse Nine lAgaetsi Dr.
infant %. trpb slime icOt, Master o. lelOt
Peter Irlrini Nine. Pedilu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
A PROSPEROUS GRAIN TRADE.

FAIR PRICES EXPECTED FOR THE LARGE CROP
A prominent grain merchant of this city
stated to reporter f THR TRIBUNE recently that the
PROSPECTS Of fair and safe grain trade very good
The Yield this year both 20 quantity and quality vas
almost lnpreccdcn This OF all OF The States
except California, whore there decided falling on
Counties IN Iowa and MINES )a whlch formerly yielded
only from eight to twelve bushels of wheat acre. had
welded from twenty TO twenty-five bushels tbs year
The present weekly movement ~ az Kinds Of gram rom
the Western lake and ports was ABOUT
S 800. 900 bushels of all KINDS grain. TINS Wou.d
probably sNon increased 20 100000 bushels. Inc
present exports from all Atlantic ports ainOuated 10
2.65O,OOO bushels week Oi which about JW0-t lids
were corn. rhe prescu; weekly shipments OF wheat nom
the Vest were 7S70U0 bushels, with tie prospect u
SPEEDY rise to 1000 600 Dnscls the increase FOR the
week ending August Il 0J3,3J3 bushels ia eohsc
queuce II I.esc heavy shipments there had been dc-
Cidcd increase IN Lake, canal AID steamship f.clgl-s
LAKE ;rc-s had doubled. advancing rom t"O 10 lO"f
cents bu.ht canal rates had advanced Two cents since
August 3. and cJnslp rates been increased IRON i0u-
uelcc To tlcVeupcHcc. IuI advance, nuW Yer WAS Only
temporary, aud there wOald Doe spundng re uc
tion as soon the asge number Of European vessels
usually employed on the Black sea ana Tie Danube,
which are now Idle, reached American ports.
Another wei known dealer sad that puces nad been
far and producers had not manifested very strong ais
position 10 wait Tor an increase He expressed The fear
fhat the movement of grain had been little TOO rapid,
and tina. prIccs Would take downward tendency This
was the ease in 1871, when The price OF wheat tel from
al 80 10 81 06 Ousncl during tue interval from august
L. October 10. OhcT merchants WAO were seen bl inc
reporter, however thought That prices hai opened low
enough L. make the crop q safe one 10 handle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
THE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The semi-annual trade sale of books will be
opened at Clinton Hall September 10, and viii con-
tinue through Thursday OF the next week TIE GAIA
logue now ready, makes a volume OF over 800 pages
and il ono Of the largest ever issued over seventy pub
fishers and others contribute invoices. including most OF
the leading houses OF Ncwlork Boston, Philadelphia
and Chicago. and several London firms Among thein
are Messrs Claxton, Remsen * iiaheiilnger, clark "
MAYNARD Collins Brothers. Charles Desilyer * sons
Estes q Laurat j. b. Ford Co., W. +. Gil Coz liar-
per & Brothers Hurd Houghton, Henry Hoyt, I'ison
Bakeman Taylor & Co., Lee & Shepard Little, Brown d
CO.. j. j. Lipplncott & Co, Lockwood, Brooks " Co.
James Miller g. & G. Merriam, Porter Coates, q. T.
p,t,or,, sou Holm r. Potter & Co.. Roberts Brothers,
scIibper Wexford IL Armstrong, Scribner, Armstrong
Co. sheldon & CO., W. j. WlddletOn. 80,
Tine fefrre OF the sale il j. X. OsgoOd Co.'S invoice,
occuuYing me entire first day, ana including over
SIO COO worth Of goods at retail prices one me i
5000 copies Of a illustrated edition OF 1ennysoh
poems The sale viii he preceded by speci sii
on September = at winch j. r. Ford ~ CO. VII or 'hs
mates and rmanicrs OF ~ Mr. BcecneTs OO"h' ai
OF other publications. II expected tln the arSc cala
logue VIII attract an unusual number OF buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
CATTLE IN THE STREETS.

At the meeting of the Board of Health yes
teraa, Dr. T. H. James, Assistant sanitary supcrintcud-
ent called attention 90 the numerous instances of Wild
cattle getting loose In the streets creating excitement
and often cntang injury 10 persons and property. He
said 'The traffic IN Texas cattle within Jhe city Is
equally dangerous, whether they are transferred from
one Doint 10 another by driving by boats. J think
Is many cattle escape while being landed rom boats no
busy part O the day escape tfom drOves du1nG inc
night. Ihc boats arrive at thor destination at irregular
hours often duriIg busiest tnc when the noise ana
hustle Of business only add TO tue Jury OF
the wild and Ierhas already uaddcucd steers. think
it wOuld aud the public SAFETY 20 have all Texas
cattle moved I'm thc nght time, by boat only n landed
az night or before the streets occupied, they could
probably be managed without any trouble Otherwise
should deem II advisable 10 prohibit the transfer or
Texas cattle the West 10 the East side by either
method until arrangement can be made whereby they
can be transported from the boat 10 the slaughter houses
without passing through any OF the public Streets
In view these facts the Board resolved THAT here
after catCc known Texas and Colorado cattle snail
not In the streets ana that they can only he
delivered such slaughter houses can be entered
from docks without The possibility OF the cattle escaping
into the srrerts And the Police Department Is requested
TO enforce this regulation" The Board alO invited All
butchers slaughter Texas cste 70 be present at the
meeting OF tho Board on septchbtr A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
RrsINEss TRoUBLEs.

The statement OF Emery, Ivey & Lee, dry
goods joooers at No. 3jy Broldway who failed few
days ago. has been completed. The liabilities are ~
follows: Open accounts $40 600 32 notes S7i,12s ~
rent $40 %: salesman contracts, Si,6 30; probable
net liability aecumt ~ notes under discount
$50 49, total liabilities ~ II 304 50 The assets con
slst OF stock s96Is3 ~: bills and accounts receivable,
store fixtures ETC.. 2562lO AZ; real estate, S6377 40;
cash on hand, $3.50 49, total assets, Sl63 49, TO-
warrant in bankruptcy has been iyed by Register
Fitch against Gonzales Cordoya commission merchant
al No. 81 Wiliam-st. He owes about 10000 the
LARGEST creditor being James Campbell.
Rcgiser Little has adudicaied john v Sehaeier tr-
niturr manufacturer NJ No - East Twenty seNenthst,
a bankupt on his own petition.
Gilman Goodman. lumber merchant who has made
an assignment for benefit OfcredltOrs YESTERDAY MED
his schedules IN The Cont Of Comman Pleas His hahi-
ties S52A97 10; nominal assets. Sll69ll 3D. ils
assets probably quot" S75 46S -. Among these
are real estate, SiG,76S and notes, S2J.4S2 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
DEATH ERoM MALPRACTICE.

Deputy Coroner Miller made a post-mortem
examination yesterday Of the body of Cora Young who
died at Bellevue Hospital Sunday. The verdict was tha'
death was caused by peritonitis following malpractice
caused by drugs she was admitted tothe hospital ward
for cholera morbus hat after severe questioning
she admitted she had taken drugs lHe lheui'''
assistance then was too late and she die1 y
MAJ, who bropybt G. IA to Bellevue gave his name n Mr.
Ncruongn and hrs residence rs No. 10 Ilincg-st, a
messenger was sent find him after thH crl dlcd b ~
wa ornd that no such person lived there. The pcce
have net been able to obtain any clue. Mrs. MaIhoh
at the place mentioned, said, yesterday she dd hoi hoN
CORA Young and had never heard 81 her before Police
Capt Mcdonnell e;iij the people living at 40 Ilo
Pfince-st. were quiet and respectable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
DUPIyG THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

awe have not yet discovered who gave the
four false alarms Of fire Monday eYenius' SAID FIRE
Comn sstoHcr German yesterday 70 TRIBUNE reporter,
hut We nave no 10 suspect discharged employees
Such persons, hef dismissal are required TO gave u
roaarm keys ana all other property belonging 10 the
Department. We have however, taken measures 10 pre-
vent The issuing OF false alarms ia he future. New
locks are being made for ny means " winch an alarm
can De tr2ccd the person sending 10 There are now
54 alarm boxes IN city, and each key BELONGS 10
certain maine aud address the possession Of tre De
partmeut The keys of The locks viii be numbered on
buih ends and when person introduces Rcy lHtoa Ock
the key Will be can ght cannot be removed unit an
officer OF the Department releases IT, IT the handle or
the key IS broken on t0 avoid detection, the nunOer on
the OF her end viii enable the source Of the
alarm. Every men are called cut 10y a lasc
alarm tho Department is put to pcnsc OF about 500
Tor brtaEage Of apparatus etc IN about Sixty days tbe
new locks Will probably al ue IN use