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Nol1cE-I, William q. Ellison, do heH-

MO1IrE.-T, William Il. Ellison, do her.
~ by give notice that snail apply to the
Judges OF the G urt of Geueral Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the state ol
Caste, on Mondey, the 3th day Of May next
being the first day Of the May Term, A. II.
ls7t for = license to keep an Inn or Tavern
at Port Penn. Delaware, School Dlstricl
No. 63, In st. Georges Hundred, and to sell
into sicating liquors in less quantities than
one quar-, 10 be drunk on the premise 8,
and the following freeholhers recommend d
the said application to wit:
VIM. n Miller, 8 g Eaton.
John Z.chies, John p Benhler.
VIM y Lockerman, Samuel Bender,
] B Stevens, Els Zachies,
Conrad Zachies. X II McCleAry,
IhomasS 8 Eaton, Simeon Lord.
epr5-3t VIM. O ktisON,
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NUTICE.-J. James A. Wilson, do hereby
IN give notice that l Shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe State OF
Delaware, in and for the County. Of New
Castle, on Monday the 9Th day OF May next,
being the first day of the May Term, A. D.,
1877, for license to keep an lin or tavern
at 10l Market street, known ae sharPe's
Hotel, in the First ward of the City OF Will
mington, to sell intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than QUE quart, to be drunk on
Inc pre misses, and the following frechUlaera
recommend the said application, TO VII:
Philip G. Plunkett, Julius dunthcr,
D,nipl McCuskcr, L. A. Ringwalt,
Fred we'll, william A!sentzer,
George Steinickcn, Thomas ). Bennet'
p. Churchvlle, Samuel W. hirK,
j. B. Stevens, W. ChurchVllle'
Luther ", Palmer, william Kync,
william, T. Glenn, q n Jacob Ktenle, +;
John Madden, T. Samuel T..Russel,
Francis Kelley, = John I. Dickey,
Robert Mitchell, ". f.. Johnson,
Francis d, Kelley, James A. Kelley,
John T.. Hooker.
apre st jAMESA WILSON.
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r., w. JONES, Fancy Dycrs, 42 n. Front
u etree,. 'lsrai,ch Ollice corner Ninth and
Vine Streets, philad, lp1ia. ladies' az and
lion iivc. or ClCapscd Kid Shoes, Feath.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Cleansed. sis,s
mhzO-N +,I. -o,,...5..is e. 4.
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NortuE,-1, William W. Anthony, do
Whereby give not ce thatI shall ap iy 10
the Judges of the G 'urt of General Sessions
of the Peace and jail delivery of III, State
Of Delav are. In ana for the County Of N ew
Castle, on Monday the ftii i y Of May ne xt,
= osss ss asy sep M May na Tsr or avePs A.
No. Is, known as the Delawaierl District
sell intoxicating liquors in less Quantities
III IN one quart, 10 be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following freeholders recon-
mend said application, TO wit: ts3 e
David w. E hinton. I.. NJ. Chase.
M N, Wier Wca, Rrnmtield
James Wilmot Chas. l3easteh
Samuel II. Black, VIM. II, Lambson
Geo whitfield Isaac Gr1bb
Alex i Cooper Geo Gray
apr7 5t* WM. W. ANIHOH \.
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SHERIFF SALES.
cuERlFF's SALE.

GHERlFF's SALE. @r,s H.
By virtue of q writ Of Ilevari Faclas, 10 me
objected, will be exposed 10 Public sale, nt
III !, LAt'AY E,TTE no TEL. 8il shipley IT.
kept by Geo. w. Ortlip, In the city 81 VII
mington, In New Castle county, Delaware
on ,y,- . a-...
WEDNESDAY, APRIL llth. 1877,
At 2 o'clock, p. m,
The 70 lowing desclibed d Real dGstate. VIZ;
All that certain lot or piece OF land, WltH
the frame aud b lex building thereon
erected, situated in the city of Wilmington
bounded aud described as follows, 10 WIZ:
Beginning 1T the Intersection ofthe north
erl, side of Front street and the Wcsterjy
81 ite Of Washington srest, thence Wester'y
along said side of ont street 5s feGt 70
stake. thence northcrly parallel To W .sn'
iNgtsn street 100 feet to The southerly size
OF Lafnye to street at % feet in hes wlde'
th once ths reby eastcrly 70 feet TO stake,
n, .hence nee souther.y parallel with washing on
stree 36 feet to stake. thence cas-. cry pa::.
ali lei to Front street - feet TO the salu side
Of Washin .ton street, and thence thereDy
south rjy6i feet TO the place Of beginning
he the cont cnts thereof 'atthey may.
Seized aud taken into execution ~ ihe
nroaerty of Thomas Welsh and Mary Weish
kis vie and t t., and to be sold ny
'''' " Nv '''I' '''- ISAAC GRuBB, sheriff,
Sheri(f's Office. New Castle. March ~ ls7''
Apf.0 .l..Dr.I.,.-,. e.y., e.U,. E.
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NOTICE., John Mcaley, in compliance
Win tho lre9uifemspts Of tlle ,Act. Of
do hereby give n, TIDE ihNt shall apply 10
the Iadges o. the, Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state
of Delaware, In and for the County OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 1th day Of May ext,
being the first day Of the May Term, A. D.,
ls77; fora license to Keep an Inn or Tavern,
ct Nos. lO8 and ITO Market street. in the
Second Ward ofthe City Of Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less duan titles
than one. QUART. 10 b. drunk ON lie preirii.
ses, and thief flowing respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
Chas. Il. Sparks, w! w, Walker,
Michael Kenney, Nicholss Jenny,
NJ Fellheimer, JOS. N, Locke.
John Baker, VIM, II. 4 holil pgon
James Christy, f@f n. B. Brison, NM
Harry Chrlsty, u+ VIM. Legg,
LAd0lph Klobefg, Richard booth. az
Geo. y. Whe lef, Jb lhard F.eye.
Henry Klehle. John w, Gray.
II. u. Hirsel, s'.Nati1 MelchOir,,
u. q, le' r. Groves. jr,, r 2
~. Z. NJ rrltt, Charles Weyi.
apr 3t* If fa JUHN MEALEY,
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NO1ICE.-l. George F. Robinson, do
~ hereby give notice that shall apply
to the judges Of the Court Of General SEES
's!ons of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
State OF Delaware, in ard for the County Of
Now Castle, on Monday, the 7.h day of
MAY next, being tho first day Of the May
Term, 1877, for a license to keep an inn or
tavern at No. 1l2 west Tenth street, known
as the Seventh Ward House, German Res.
taurapt), in the Seventh ward of tho city OF
Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating liquors IN
less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises and the following freehold
crs recommend the said application, to wit:
John II Edwards, John Hartman,
Richard walker, Sam'l baylis,
Qhas REYNOLDS, Ai-ien Hughues,
WIN Hickman, " thompson,
Jos II Morrison, Frank Carsweli,
WIN Kirk, " Dowuipg,
Jno P Devcr, 'lhos Mellon,.,
Jas Thompson, Amos CamPpen'
Jas ware, A'Ien ClouuL
i r IIambcy. Franklin Mccall,
Sam'l 8 Baylis, Jr Jas Cusack,
WIN Evans, Evan walker,
James Peoples, John L Malone,
apr7-3.* GEo. \. hOb1NoON,
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NIOTLCE-I. John McClafferty, do hereb
IN give notice that shall as.ply to Til

N1OTLCE|. John McClafferty, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply to the
Delaware, in and for the County Of New
Castle on Monday, the7th day OF May next
telng the first day Of the May Term, A. d.,
1877, fora license to keep wholesale liquor
store at No.5A East Fifth street being The N.
". corner Of Fftu and Pine, in the Fourth
Ward of the City OF Wllm ngton, to sell in
toxlcating liquors In less quantities 'han
one aiieallon, to be drunk on the premises
and the following frseholdefs recommend
sae tWen ssS MotpaRin, spRllGs0n . 3ohn % Cummings
William J, Riley. Peter McAleer,
rhos s. Nickerson. Michael p Cottingham
;AlesandMer !; Bart. Phil, Meyer,
ffnf;s Rssi; X '''qu0's ja.oS Rnsl Hsagssp Hksga9
Bernard Bonner, Sr. Paul Kane, r,
William u, parks, WA Hoxie,.
John Calhoun, John J. Toner,
John ], Bowers, e.. Mullen,
aprs st* JOHN N 1MaccG5LfAFFERIY. c5f
A1oTloE-1, Mary McCann, do hereby
give notice that shall apply to me
Judges Of the Court Of General Sessions cf
The Peace and Jail Delivery OF the state OF
Delaware. IN and jor IN the - C0ua,y nq N or Mew
being the first day of the May term, A. D.,
lS77. for q license to keep an Inn or Tavern
at No. 42S WEST Front street, IN the city OF
Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities Than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following fee
holders recommend this seid application,
TO wit: ,Nesat@
las Walton, M Henry Graham,
George Steinicken, August AscnehDach, !,
William Hubert, thomas Bennett,
Daniel McCusker, Micnael Cla"cy,
friedrich Hubert, James Carrtgan
James Monaghan, Joseph Niedermaier,
James W Keana, w Shaw,
Francis Kelly. Julius Gusnthers
John plunkett, jacob Klenle,
william Dollar,l, Thomas Mccormick,
Frank Zimmerman, Joseph HrOpes,
John Green, James COnneit.
tprs.3t 5
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NOTICE., Frederick H1bers. .a .d9 hereby fbyy
an give notice that shalt apply 70 the
Judges Of the Court OF General sessions o. o.
the Peace and jail Delivery oi the state OF
Delaware, In and for the County OF new
Castle. on Monday, the 7th day of May next,
being the ilrst day OF the May Icrm' A. w.,
1879 for a license to keep an Inn q Tavern at
the City OF Wilmington, TO sell Intoxicating
|liquorsin less quantities than one quart, 70
be drunk on The premises, aud inc 'oiloWlng
Gr.eholders recommend tho said application,
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NOTICE-I, Peter Spawn, do hereby give
~ notlcp thai shall apply to the Judges
OF tho Court OF General sessions OF the
pesce and Jail Delivery Of the state Of Dell
aware. ts IN and for the County OF New Castle
On Monday the 7th day OF May Gext. being
tue first day Of the May TERN, A. D., 1877,
;or license to keep an inn or tavern ut
40. Sll West Second street, In the Tenth
ward Of the city OF Wilm ngtOn, to sell III
toxlcatlns liquors In less quantities than
Ohe quart 10 be dl unk on the premises, and
the fo'to wing frceholders recon mend said
application TO wits
h9gn Mcuinley, John Sprague,
DKerpz. George Bates,
Iyohn MelIen, Robert Mcintyre,
henry Hofig, Robert G shaw,
lanes McNulty, M Menamin,
James a Zeigler, jams Laftvlty,
tto"crt Cottit CHAM, Thomas Mullin,
Srfgus Kelley, John A Russell,
.ames Murphy, John l.eahy,
Mlchsel Quinn, Michael Hayes,
,,n,anlel S1wn, % Michas Brigmann
lhomas Emer, Peter h. Miller,
James Kennedy.
apr5-st PETER SPAWN.
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~ kefgty sWe. Dohahoe h Robinson do

IN Kefcty sWe. Dohahoe & Robinson do
ply to the Judges Of the Cohrr" ".ahaIl ap-
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery oi
the State of Delaware, in and for the county
Of New Castle, on Monday, the 7th day oi
Msy next. being the first day of the May
Term, 1871, for a license to keep whole
sale bot,lipg establishment and wareroonaa
at 52l Orange street, In the Third ward o.
the city Of Wilmington, TO sell iptoxic Atine
liquors in less quantities than one quart, tc
be drunk on the premises, and the following
freetolde recommend the said application
10 wi: f.-.s,
Charles Smith, seonherd Hartmann,
B L Rite. sam'l Culbert,
Nathan Liebermann, Henry Griebe,
Thos D Gibson, James Smith,
Con Keller, No.. s& Thos Farmar,
D Fox, John Mines, ~
T Z Robinson, James Clarke,
McManus, a Biermann, s3
Stephen Downey, Hugh Lynch,
Michael Newell, john G Glatts,
Michael Megaryysi, Paris NJ Mitchell.
Patrick Moneshan, Edward fafthaf,
Thos Russell, a* Charles Lamb.
apr7-3A* DONAHOE & ROBINSON,
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JOSEPH b. BIGGER.

NoT!Ch-I, Mary A. Moerk, do. hereby
~, give notice that shall apply 10 the
Judges OF the Court of General Sessions
vi lhe Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State
., " Delaware, in and for the County Of New
castle, on Monday, the 7.h day of May
ne&1, being the first day Of tho May Term,
"A, D., 1877, for license to keep all inn or
~ ,aVern q, at No. 40l Orange street, being the
~ W. corner Of Fourth and Orange streets,
IN lne Third ward of the City of Wilmington,
10 u. sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
.nan .n one quart, to be drunk on the prcml-
ses, and The following frceholders recon-
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NOTICE Il, William SwccDy, DO here
~ by give notice that ! shall apply to
The Judges of the Court Of General Sessions
of The Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delawar in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday the 7th day Of May next
being the first day of the May Term, 1877,
for q license to keep an inn or tavern at
No. 10 Market street; In the Ninth ward, of
The city of Wilmington, to sell intoxicating
liquors in quantities less than hgallon, to
be drunk on tho premises and he following
freehold,rs re commend the said application
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Patrick O'Donnell, do here
IN nv give notice that shall apply to the

NOTICE.-I, Patrick O'Donnell, do here
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges Of the Court of Generol Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State Of
Delaware, in and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 7th day Of May nex'
bcipg The first day Of the May Term, 1877,
for q license to keep an inn or tavern at the
N. ". corner Of 2lst and Market streets, be.
Inv No. 2lOl Market street, In the Ninth
Ward, of tho city Of Wilmington, to sell IN
tovicatinp liquors In less quantities than one
onsrt. 20 be druuk on the premises and the
following freeholders recommend the saiu
application. TO wit:
" + Baylls, John Carson,
Isaac Dillon, Thos L Mouslty,
Patrick NcNackin. John MeElwce,
David N Moore, John H. Pierson,
Bernard McVey, VIM Barclay,
A s Beale, John Cummlos,
naut Ri.hard a. H ip Rove. Edward 9 johnson,
| James Lynn. Martin Farrell,
Wm II Patterson, Patrick HaRgerty'
Charles Grecr, Thos Gleayes,
Lewis Leudcrmann, Harlan Pyle,
IW,, Sweeney, John Giffin,
lym7.4.,. y, PATRICK O'DONNELL.
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LIQUOR LICENSE.

NOTICE.. John Callan, do hereby Civ.
qf The C5tft ol General Sessions Of the
aha s q ssatso Nss DsI
% Monday, the 7,h day OF May next, beihs
the first day OF The May Term, "A. D.. 1871
fo license TO keep an Inn or Tavern al
No. 6fl Chrlstiana street, In the First Ward
Of the City Of Wilmington to sell intoxicat-
quart. TO be drunk on the premises and the
following tiHens recommend The said ap.
pllcatiofi. to wit. .,. =.
Lemuel ,reeky, Patrick f.ally.
James McKenna, Daniel McCusSer,
Sp feastsSSn e seSner bsasi'AsE b"aisl Aalse Rcn
JOS" ph Mccain, Them McCOrmlck
Joseph biekta Thomas Manning
YIN Kyne, ,,.a,, Jacob Kienle
JOHN p unkettj aoltn Fllabitt,
JOhnt huIdiu, James 0eley.
Thomas Wash, William Dollard.
Patrick Hue hes, John +. Long,
James Monaghan, Frank Zimmerman,
I apl7 st. JOHN CALLAN. (
NOTICE., Frederick s'chmid. do he ely
Judges Of the Court Of General tessions Of
the Peace and jail DellYery ofthe state Of
Delaware, In snd for Tie County OF New
Castle on Monday the7 Ii day Of May next
being the first day Of the May Term. A. ~
loll, lOI y llcoE SO 10 keep an Inn or Tavern
at No. 400 L, mbard street. being N. f. corn
er Fourth and Lombard streets In the
Fourth Ward Gfthe City OF Wilmington, 10
sell Intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart. to be dunk on tho premi-
seH, and the following fret holde rec0m-
mend I'D application, to wilt.
William Alzent1ef, Julius KrauSpe, j.
John p kurtz Thonsis Fog, XXI
= homas 3. Eaton, AlexanderJ Hart,
Anton, Gross, N Charles RrOadhart
John A Marvel, John D0efztbach
I haries Krapf George Feeney
John Fehrenbach los. W, Hart "
George Adele Francis T SaWd n
4 t.harles SOmnl r q. Messick
Francis X. Jacquct Gottlleb .Mamm le
Y emens Basler q Leopold Sehuh naeher
". 2. Knrr. Jr Henry + Albeit q
Thomas Kelley WE Harr Jr.'
apr7 st FREDERICK SCHMID.
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to wit:
.Ios Townscud, Richard H Rowe,
John Carson. dos D johnson,
patrirk Hapbcrly, John Cummins,
WIN Garter. Ben Brierley,
John Il Picrson, Geo 1 barenn'
WIN F Baylis, bernard McVey
James Lvnp, Jesse Eachus,
Thos Grcaycs, william NJ Kinks,
Lewis Bullock, Alex boyd, .. So Is
patrick O'Dopnel], Geo Morrow, -
Franklin Cloud, WIN R Morrow,
Jas Scbofcld, Chas ureer, .-.t.
WIN 7 Barclcy, John d'inn' g.
John Pyle.
apr7 3t* WILLIAM sWEtN1'
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cyEND &c, 10 q, r. KIWELL h CO., New
= York. for pamphlet OF lou rages, cont am.
M lists Of 5000 newspapers, anu ost'Wetos
hoving cost Of advertisl na. s..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-27
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

notice has been Issued by Mr. E. A. Orr, Chairman
OF the Committee CLAIMS and Losses the Produce
Exchange, inviting members and others having CLAIMS
against railway companies Tor losses occasoned by the
late railroad disturbances 10 meet tomorrow morning
at eleven o'clock, in tho managers' ROOM to take
action Tor the recovery OF the 1t is that
great many members OF this organization had vast
lots OF goous tue sh pc OF gram, provisions, &C.
the way from The West ana south vest during the
labor troubles, which have been either partially or
totally destroyed ne CLAIMS these losses will
aggregate many thousand collars.
Wnnn the past Kew days there has been very
great excitement among the petroleum uicn. The
cnsblc for the rise, winch has been
per ,arrel since last Monday, is the Of
freight rates rom the oil regions by the railroad
panes to Is per barrel Tor crude and 81 so per
rel refined. Ono hur dred and my barrels OF re-
fined oil have been sold this week at the lower rate
fourteen and three-eighth cents-which IL IL sup
posed Will cover the demand tor the next lew days;
but yesterday the market was absolutely parayzed.
Not one barrel was sold on Change operators appear
ing afraid to make any tran sactons The rates for
European and Continental have likewise been
increased Tie legitimate opera' oil attribute
movement to a combination either formed already or
In the process OF iormation among the refining
comp anics. One OF the latter said TO hold all tho
available refined oil at present in the market
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

At meeting OF tho Board Of Fire Com mssioners
yesterday the President submitted the following state
menl of the balance Of the appropriation Of the Fire
Department ON ssptsmber 24:-Balancss September
H. 4434. o74 so; liabilities for the week end
ing September % IS, 500 GO; balance after
deduction OF liabilities. s42s ll3 81; total os,.
mate OF liabilities, $751;, 500 80. The statement
was ordered file A number OF bills for
supplies rnished the department were audited and
directed 10 be paid. contract was entered into with
John Mekel Of Cold Spring. 10 furnish 500 telegraph
DO es Tor the sum S2,007 so Thomas Henry, fore
man of Engine Company No. 20. was placed GU trial
for being intoxicated. He showed. however, that no
had leave OF absence at the time and took somo
stimulants by medical advice. The laid over
number of transfers also made before adjourn
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS AND xLrc-

ANNUAL MRETING or STOCKHOLDERS AND ELEc-
TON OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company was held at noon
yesterday, In the company's main office. corner Of
Fifth avenue and Ninth street. Tho meeting lasted
upward of three hours and was perfectly harmonious
The following Board OF Directors selected Tor the
cnsuiug year:-Chares b. Wright, OF Pennsylvania;
Frederick Billings, Of Vermont; George ". Cass, Of
New York; Benjamin r. Cheney, of Aassach usetts;
Charlemagne Tower, of Pennsylvania; Johnston Liv-
inssson, oil New York; Joseph Dworth, OF Pennsy
vana; j. FraiIey Smith, oil Peunsylvania; George
STARK, OF New HRmpshire Alexander Mitchell, Of
wisconsin; j. Q. Ainsworth, oil oregon; John 81.
SyIvania
Charles B. Wright was reelected president; George
stark, vice PRESIDENT; Samuel WiiKes0n, secretary
and George t. Bebee, treasurer
Twenty million dollars worth OF preferred stock
represented at the meeting. Tho whole number OF
stockholders oil the company Is 10000 The hrst reso
luton adopted was In relation TO the extension and
eomplet on oil the Northern Pacific Raiiroad:
Resolved, That II 10 the judgment OF the stockholders
that the construction OF the companys road westward
from the Missouri River should be commenced FORTH
Lake Pend d'Ores division, as soon as practicable and
the Board OF Directors hereby urged TO proceed with
such construction as rapidly as possible consistently
with economy and the best interest OF the company
keeping steadily view the early completion OF the
entire road to the Pacific.
A resolution also adopted requiring tho Bond
holders Purchasing Committee to Dix a day within
winch all the bonds OF the company outstanding
must be presented Tor conversion into preferred stock
In accordance with the plan OF reorganization or be
forever thereafter deUarrec oil the privilege rcso
luton Of thanks to tue officers of the company Tor
fidelity and efficiency during The past adopted.
The annual report Of the President ana directors
shows that tue year has been successful one and
stbat the company has escaped the strikes and labor
troubles from which other roads have suffered Tho
road now extends 10 Bismarck, on the Missouri River
The gross earnings OF the year are 5000 e23 81 and
the expenses, $57S, l24 90 leaving net balance OF
1892 6yS ~, increase Oi nearly twenty i've per
cent last year. Tho Congress to meet in extra
session October next will be asked 10 extend the
time the CONSTRUCTION and peiion oil tho road
which. under tho present law, now expires In 1873.
bill TO have the time extended passed the Senate last
year but tailed to tho approval OF the House be-
fore the day Of adjournment. vigorous effort VIII DO
made 10 secure Its passage this year.
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VASpgRvooRr.-At Jerome, September 20, NARY
ANN L. rASpERyooRT, niece of Mrs l.. G. Kidd.
Funeral Friday. September 2S, at three +. N. Car
risges meet 80 p. NJ Harlem tram from the city
at Williams Bridga Relatives and friends respectfully
invited,
vERSoS-on Wednesday, September 90, ROBERT W.
VERNON. in the 7ith year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence, 95 Morton St. on FRI
day, September 2S, at one +. NJ
WADE--On Wednesday, September 26. at his late
residence 800 West 43d ST. GEORGE WADE, in tho 56th
year of MS age
Friends are invited to attend tho funeral from tho
Antbon Memorial Church, 4Sth ST., between 9th and
9Th avs, on Friday, September 2s, at one p NJ.
WALKER.-0n Wednesday, the 10Th INST, RoBERr l.,
second OF n. Louisa and the LATE Robert Walker
Funeral services from No. SO Sidney place, Brook
lyn on Friday, 28th inst, At two O'Clock Friends
and relatives are invited TO attend without further
notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-27
HACKED WITH RAZORS.

Jefferson Saunders and Thomas Cromwell, two col
ored men, who committed some time ago for an
assault on Thomas Mulvaney In Kuubcl's saloon, No.
l24 Sixth avenue, were formally arraened before
Justice Morgan yesterday. Muvancy related how
Saunders and Cromwell gashcd HIM with their razors.
Saunders committed In default OF 49, 900 bail, and
Cromw 81 OO0 the Special Sessions.
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FUNERAL OF MR.. DURYEE.

In Newark, yesterday, the funeral Of Mr. p. $. Dur
yee took place. and was largely attended by lead
Ing c,izens Tho pail bearers Ex-Governor N. L.
Ward Senator Frelinghuysen, Colonel Ed. H. Wright
Mr.. A. L. Dennis Mr. Calvin II. Merry, Mr.. S. r. W.
HEATH Mr. William b. Mott and Mr. William A.
Whitehead me Board OF Trade was present in a
body, ana number Of the members OF the Historical
Society also in attendance The address was do
lversd by Rev DR.. Campbell, OF Rutgers College The
services took place at the North Reformed Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-27
REV. DR. M'vICKARs FUNERAL.

The funeral services over the remains of tho late
rector, the Rev. VILLAIN A. McVickar, b. d. took
place yesterday morning at nine O'Clock, In Christ
Church. Fifth avenue and Thiriy-6fth street. Bishop
Potter ofiiciated. A large uumDer Of cereymen were
present, including the Rev Morgan Dix, the Rev.
William D. Walker. OF Calvary Chapel, the Rev. Dr.
Thompson, the Rev. Mr. Mason, &c. There were no
pail bearers and floral tributes save three small
wreaths placed on the coffin lid.