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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE DULY QUALITIES
AND ASSUMES THE DUTIES OF HIS OFFICE.
The democratic politicians OF Brooklyn quite
eiatcd yesterday over the success OF Abram II. Galley
in his suit asains, Waiter L. Livingston. The friends
OF the latter gentleman made no attemp, TO conceal
their disappointment al his removal from tho Surro-
gateship by the verdict OF tho jury. rne official acts
OF tho retired Surrogate are however, valid in law,
aud REQUIRE revision or rncnactment. Mr. Daley
appeared before Justice Gilbert, the supreme
Court, Chambers, al eleven O'Clock, and obtained
HIS Honor's signature 10 the judgment OF Custer
be cred upon the verdict He took the oatn
OF Office Surrogate AMI HE'D his Official bond oil
$50, 90 tor the faithful performance OF the duties
attached 10 the Office. Ills oondsmen are Henry
Hamilton and Arthur Lennon. Mr.. Daley re-
ccIvei by Chief Clerk Judah +. VOORHEES, tho office
tho surrogate. ana gwen the keys. Mr. VOORHEES,
rcappolnted 10 the position when he has held Tor
the past twenty years. Other appointments Will be
made during the week, ana 1T IL the intention OF the
Surrogate " rciustatc several Of the clerks who
were removed last January whcn MI. Livingston took
his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
THE ROE DIVORCE SUIT.

In Supreme Court, Chambers at White Plains,
westchester county, yesterday, Judge Dykman lis
tened 70 the summing up OF counsel In the divorce
suit OF Roe vs. Roe. The cause was commenced and
tried before the Judge above named at Newburg,
Orange county, where the plaintiff, Mary H. Roe, and
her husband, William J. Roe, reside. Tho testimony
elected both sides has already been fully set forth
in the HERALD From the high social position OF the
ltigants trial aud Its revelations Of domestic I'M
happiness occasjoned quite sensation through
out the section OF the State where they lived and
moved in an atmosphere OF afiluence ana refinement
Among attentive auditors court yesterday were
urraigned charge OF cruel and inhuman treatment
toward his wife, also present, but occupied seat
at the opposite side of the court room TO his wife
throughout the proceedings
Francis $. Bangs, counsel for the defendant in his
address TO the Court reviewed the testimony IN dis
passionate and lucid manner, urging that. although
occasional acts OF cruelty may have been committed
by defendant toward his wife, It does not compel
the Court to grant her divorce. During his
speech which occupied about three hours, counsel
road copious extracts from the letters OF plaintiff and
defendant each other both before and SINCE their
marriage. General Burnett summed ur tor the plain
TIN He strenuously argued that The allegations OF
cruelty TO bis client had boon concusivey proved He
scalhingy denounced the conduct OF the Defendant,
whom lie urged unit To be iDtrused with the
future welfare OF Mrs. Roo aud her Two young chill
dren Judge Dykman will render his dec.aSl in the
case at future day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
LITTLE AUGUSTA LOGAN.

Officer Morse, OF the Jefferson Market Court squad,
yesterday morning arrested William Logan, OF No. 10
Rector street. and brought him before Judge Wando
on the complaint OF Mr. John L. Bates, Auditor OF the
Hudson River Railroad Company. Mr.. Logan was
charged with threatening to take Sir. Bates
lie If hts child Augusta, nine years
OF age was not delivered to him.
Tho story Of the abduction Of Mr.. LoGan's child by
Mrs. Rich his wfe's sister, was published yesterday
Logan denied all the charges OF assault and said ttat
he visited Mr. Bates for the purpose Of serving sum-
mons On him Tor the recovery Of his child. Judge
wandell discharged Logan on his promise that no
would cease annoy Mr. Bates in the future Mr. Bates
voluntarily told tho reporter that Logan met the
mother OF the child on a steamer coming from Havre
molh her OF Augusta came losing her life. Logan
married her alter they came TO this city When Mrs.
Logan died she requested that her child should BIO
consigned 10 the custody OF Mrs Bates
wbish request Mr. Logan complied with.
Tho child in the custody OF Mrs.
l.alos three years, when the father claimed IL aud
took il VITA him to Chicago. Shortly after the great
fire returned 10 New York and delivered the child
again Mrs. Bates who has taken care OF II ever SINCE
Logan contends that The child is an heircss TO some
properly Germany, and that Mr. and Mrs. Bates are
retaining her that account On tho contrary Mr..
Bates states that Logan an improper person aid I'M
fitted Ter the CUSTODY OF child, ami that he Mr.
Bates1 his vile are anxious TO take caro- OF the
child for the motncr's sake alone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
TWEED-L DE e.

rumor was current yesterday to tho effect that
Attorney General Farchild being advised by Nr.
Wheeler Il. Peckham that the evidence which "Boss"
Tweed offered 10 furnish in return for his liberation
would be Of whatever in the trial OF the .Ring
suits, had returned the so-cailed confession and de-
clared that Mr.. Tweed would have to spend the
mandcr OF his days in Jail Dir. John d. Townsend
when visited at late hour last night declared that he
had heard nothing Of such decision and emphatically
expressed the wish that Dame Rumor would una some
other subject than his client to her inventive
faculties upon. Mr.. Fairchd Is understood TO DO
bus,y engaged in arranging for the acceptance OF Mr.
Tweed's proposition, but has insisted upon the sB0ss'
supplying certain missing links TIE chain OF evil
dence he proposes TO furnish. Those best informed
think the LIST OF June at iarthest will lind Tweed
free m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ABpoTr--OLMsrEAD. AT tho South Congregational
Church. Brooklyn, on Wednesday evening, May 0,
by Rev. Dr. Lyman, CHARLES NJ ARBorr, VI New York
aud kcddmg, Conn.,. to JULIA FRANCES, daughter OF
the late Hiram Oimstead, OF Albany.
MISUNDERSTANDING. On Tuesday May & 1871, by
Rev A. X. shaw, AT the Icsidencc oil the brides pa
rents, Closter, n. j., GEoRug H. HoDGErrs 10 JuiiA
H. laughter OF Mr.. Albert Bristol, formerly OF Jersey
CITY. NO cards.
LgEk--HAwxs.- Wednesday, May Q, 1877, by
Rev. H. NJ. Adams, Mr. CHARLES i. LEEk, OF Brooklyn,
10 Miss SARAH l.. HAYES, OF New York
DEvIrr.--In this city, Thursday May TO-
nj inc BRIDES residence. ny Vicar General QUINN
WILLIAM H. NEviys, formerly OF Hudson, N. T., to
RosH A. McDEviTT
O'coNyELr-- MoxKs.--On Thursday evening May Q,
1877, at ST. Laurencc's church, by the Rev. Father
Ashland VIM O'CoSHELL 10 ELEANOR 4. daughter OF
John 4. Monks, OF New York.
ThRnrNk-DISGLEy.- Wednesday, May o. 1871
by the Rev. W,lIian II. Ciaik, AnRAs b. TERnrSk, OF
PATERSON N. j., to CHARLOTTE NJ, eldest daughter Of
CHARLES W. Dmglcy, OF this city.
WmLs-BRopaEAn--- On the 18th OF May, at st.
Stephens church. New York. JESSIE MAUD, daughter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
BULL-DOZlNG A BOY.

well dressed man, about forty years OF age, en-
the dry goods store OF weschler Abrahams& Co..
Fulton street, Brooklyn last Friday afternoon. and
ordered 500 worth OF silk sent to the Mansion House.
in that city. He gave very arisiocrac name. When
an GRAND boy sent TO the hotel with the silk no
met the aristocratic individual In the Office. The
stranger asked the lad 10 accompany hin 10 a bank
near by. Reaching the hank, the man pulled from his
pocket gold pen and hastily wrote check THIS hc
offered TO the boy, who refused 1t on the ground That
u should be certified. Tho man then drew pistol,
and pointing at the boys head. declared be would
blow his brains out II be did not take tho check and
deliver up the goods As the lad saw the ps-
tot nc away holding the silk tgnty. The stranger
disappea red. and has not SINCE boon found
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
THE TANIMANY SOCIETY.

INSTALLATION OF THE sACHEMs AND OFFICERS.
Tho ceremony Of installing the sachems and officers
OF the Tammany Society took place at the Wgwam, in
Fourteenth street. last evening The following officers
were duly Installed. having been chosen one
year.
sachcms--John Kelly, Bernard r ely, Thomas Dun.
lap, Henry L. Clinton Charles Donohue, Nathaniel
JARVIS, Jr,; Miles Il. Andrus, William IL. Wickham,
Edward l. Donneily, Charles II. Haswell. Mcneil Die.
fcndorf and john J. German. Secretary Joel U.
Stevens. Trcasurer-Arthur Ieary. Sagamore--Wil-
son Small Wiskinsxic--Jphn ID. Newman.
Mayor Ely viii be installed as Quo OF the Sachcms at
the next regular meeting OF the society On The 2lst
oil May meeting Of The sachcms will be held Tor the
purpose Of clccting grand sachcm, father OF the
council and scribe.
the ceremonial, OF course, was entirely private.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
STEAM STREET CARS.

The Brooklyn City Horse Car Railroad Company Is
awaking TO the TACT that popular sentiment Is rapidly
growing IN favor Of steam rs conveying power Tho
company has determined upoa asking the consent OF
the Common Council to use the noiscIcss steam
motor now so successfully operated in Philadelphia,
on Third avenue, IRON rwcnty.nt.h street tGowanus)
10 foft Hamilton The people AZ the latter point are
particularly enthusiastic IN their advocacy OF the
measure, anu there Is no doubt but that tho City
fathers VIII willingly accord their sanction 10 the
ranid trnnsit hGhenle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
DOG LICENSING RECORD.

During the past week 3l97 licenses granted to
Of dogs and the amount OF SOFA has been
ceived. Yesterday 63l tags were handed over Major
Hart's desk Among tho accommodated were Com.
missioner Dunlap, ono dog; Lester Wallack, three
dogs aud Annie Jie, OF West Fourteenth street,
.,guzces " Miss Hoffman waited her time patiently
IN line Tor considerable time and then Informed the
CLERKS at the Permit Bureau that she wished licenses
for three Spiz dogs and mongrcl. When asked for
the fees slu reused 10 pay and walked away with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
ENCORE.

Charles Easton. coorsd who has just terminated
months term OF Imprisonment in the Kings County
Pcntentiary Tor larceny was brought before Justice
Walsh, Brooklyn, yesterday by Detective Corr. The
cx.convict, who employed az waiter ut the
boarding house OF Mrs. HENRIETTA ). Yoemans, No. 3
Montague Terrace is charged with having stolen
jewery and other properly from his employer,
amounting to the value OF about $780, Tue property
has nj been recovered. Easton Is held 10 await
nm IN alton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Collector OF Assessments Gilon reports having re-
ccived SIS, aGl u during the pas; week.
An amendment to the dog ordinance has been intro
duccd IN The Board OF Aldermen providing that for
every dog redeemed fec OF So must be paid and pro-
WANG that but .rrsiGent dogs shat paid
when captured also preventing Mr. Bcrgn's interer-
with dog catcncrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
THE RAILROAD MAGNATES.

The several meetings OF the presidents OF tho trunk
freight lines seem TO have been mad with different
object than that generally mag ned by tho public
The conference Is to be resumed this week President
Jewet says that the question under consideration IL
tue formation OF ''pool' OF the traffic irol which
each corporation will uraw proportion earnings TO
whcb il shall hc entitled according such treaty us
been yet settled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

ONlcer Chiard OF the society Tor the Prevention oil
Cruelty 10 Children, brought TO the Toinbs Police
Court yesterday Catherine Cullen, ragged and dirty
female, carry ug In her al infant whose pncLcd
face told OF suffering The officer charged the woman
with cruelty beating her clsht-ycnr old daughter
driving her from nome, compelling her 10 steep in
station houses When arrested she was lying drunk
in squaid apartments ~ No. 80. Greenwich street,
with her baby stretched the door. Inc prisoner
was held IN $500 bail to answer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
ANOTHER BooTBLACK GONE.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday william Ma
loncy bootblack aged seventeen, held in ST. 900
bail on the charge breaking into the Will
lam Gilbert, No. IL Stono street, ANA stealing there
IRON SO worth oil shoes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
AND DECLINE,

ADVANCE AND DECLiNf"
The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day as
compared with those OF yesterday
ADvAxcE-Wcstern Union, X; Pacific Mail, -;
New York Central, *; Lake Shore, Il; Illinois Ccn-
trial. u; Northwestern preferred. 4 Rock Island u
ST. PAU, u OHIO and Mississippi, - Hannibal aud
ST Joseph, ri Atlantic and Pacific, "A Michigan Con.
DECLINE Panama ]; Union Pacific, 81; Northwest
crn, *; Wabash, - Delaware Lackawanne and West
err, IL; Morris and Essex, ~; Hannibal and s. Jo-
scph preferred. IL; Delaware and Hudson. "a: Bur-
lington and Quincy, Il.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was easy 2 a2k per cont, tbs
former being the closing rate The following were tho
rates Of exchange New York at the aforementioned
cities to-day Savannah, buying 3-16, selling 5-l6;
Charleston none offering; St Louis, lilo premium;
Cincinnati easy. buying par selling Ito; New Orleans
commercial a 0-32c., bank u, and Chicago, SO pre-
MUM Foreign exchange IS Quot and unchanged.
with actual 81 for bankers 60 days ster-
ling aud 4.S9k for demand.
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold declined from 1917. TO l07, recovered to lo7A
ana closed at lo5is The carrying rates were Il and
per cent, aud the borrowing dat to per cent.
cold ccarhgs at the National Bank OF the state OF
New York.
cold balances sl2s1, 4s5
Gross clearances. 20, 49, oV
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges DO oo- YOU
Currency balances ...................... Z soa5os
Gold exchanges. ....................... 4ao3,ido
Gold bala Observation-Disclosures. 500, 53S
WEEKLY CLEARING IoUsE STATEMENT.
Currency Exchanges ............ s43z otu.4 10Y
Currency balances ............."........ i9.lvtns
Gold exchanges ~ ssoo43
Gold balances. II4s,ssv
GOVERNMENT noYDs
Government bonds lrn and closed strong at
tho following quotations limited States currency
skies, 12j 12j,a do. do, 1881. registered III "a
114a do. do, do, coupon 1l5iA 1ljh; do. do,
1865, new registered, inss MS do. do, do, DO,
coupon, lll3s Ill u do. do, 1867. registered Has
l1+ss do. do, do. coupon, ll4tsa 1i4ss; do. do.
1865. registered, ll5s do. do, do. coupon, llj7s
do cn.iortles. registered, l12A 1928 do. do cou-
pon 1854 ll3h; do hvcs, $751; registered, 1ll5s
1ia DO do, do, coupon. lll4 ll2 do 45ss, 1891,
registered. loSa4 los; do. DO, do, coupon. 1854
1851
FOREIGN MARKET
The London advices report decline OF IA u per
cent IN consols on the more serious turn OF British
relations with Russia. United States bonds wcrc all
steady at yesterdays closing prices. Eric common
declined "a per cent, the preferred and New York Gem
trail were steady and Illinois Central advanced 1s per
cent Rentes al Paris declined 27lsc. Sixty.hvc
thousand pounds In bullion Withdrawn from tho
Bank Of England balance to-day. The closing prices
In London To-day were :Consos, money and account,
4 o3ss 93x; four and half per cent bonds, lo3si
1s67's, iosh loss; tcn-for,ics, 1osla new lives,
1861 1864 Erie 6sl; do preferred, II Illinois Cen.
trail, b6k; New York Central 9o1a AL. Bar silver
was quoted At 5l5sd per ounce In Paris routes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
MUST PAY THE PIPER.

james sharkcy, residing at the cVner OF Fourth
and 1wcn,y-iourth street, Brooklyn, obtained
warrant from Justice Ferry for tho arrest OF John
A. Wade, blacksmith, who Is charged with stealing
lead ppc aud pine oorng TO the value OF sloO Wade
was arrested yesterday by Olicer Cullen, Third pre-
cilct, al No 50 Marsot shy, this city.
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The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices the principal active stocks to-day
compared with those OF yesterday
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
IHUJ WILMINGTON. DEL FRIDAY OCTOBER 26 1871.

sod tho General euriously studied The
prominent fsstqres Of the great French
capital. They ~lachsd the station at q
quarter to So'clock. Generals Moves and
te1oert entered the car, accompanied BY
the Marquis d'Abzsc, Arst side-descamp OF
the Marshal President. the official whose
duty 1t vas to Introduce ambassadors.
"ln the nsme of the President of tho
French Republic, the aide-de-csnp rendered
Geoeral Grant cordial welcome. In reply
the General thanked the Marshal, saying
thsn he anticipated great pleasure and
Interest from his visit to France. Generals
Noyas and Torbert greeted him warmly.
The party bad borne the journey splendidly.
none of them showing the least fatigue.
"A richly csrpsted salon was prepared at
the station for the reception OF the distin.
gutshed party. The ladies OF the party,
conducted by General Torbert, passed
through this salon on their way to the
carriages. A splendid bcquet WAS presen-
ted to Mrs. Grant by French journalist on
tho way General Grant followed, leaning
on the arm of Minister Noyes. As soon as
he appeared in the crowded salon several
rounds Of hearty cheers wero given, and q
number OF people we're presented TO him.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
CLOTHING.
the STATE OF MAN..


i"1his Is the state of man: to-day he puts
forth
Ehe Lender leaves of hope tomorrow bios
SONS .,I
And bear. bis hlushlng honors thick upon
r. him." : Fl.
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not neans to purchase comfort
able Clo.hlng9 Let h. m 20 10 the
CLOTHING HOuAE OF A q YATHS
, 60. l., dr. r Builuing. Cor. D1xtn
sad Chestnut.
IN 4re he will see the greet Clothing House
cr' wded wi b p4ople f,Ohl NOR ling un II
lth dol & y succ. ssful and large busl-
t.e-s Already, and only In the seco ID week
Of september. Although tho wsathe Is
tVarm and rainy, yet our salee are 81 far
f>nr times larger han last year Why IL 1t
that, ,weale doing such q large business be-
yOnd all othels?
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
iNEN CASTLE COUNTY 80.
FNE SIATA Of DELAWARE

tEEK CASTLE COUNTY -.
TN n SIATA Or DELA WARE.
no THE harElFE OF NEW JAsrLE COUNTY
,WHshEAs, Jane sullivan, by her next
,frien !. James A Atwell, by ner petition to
the Judges of our Supe, ior ourt. hled IN
tn Office of the Prothonotary II the sald
court and for the county of New astle,
- TOR the eau Of complaint th rein
I, alleged, nas made applic" ton 10
SEAL our said Judg, 8 that q do rec may
be pronounced dissolving the mar
~ riage existing between the petl-
TONER and hsr husband John ullivan
we therefore command you, US you nave
he u hereinbefore commanded, that You
summonJo n sullivan, 90 that No oe an .
appear before the said Judges q our sa.o 10
Souerior \ ourt of the next term lhereot, 10
"a he,d d al New CasLle III and Tor the Coun-
ty Of New Castle. on Monday the 70 ga
Of N.,yember next, to answer the alegatio" 8
Of lhe ga pstl don, and also to show cause
II A. v he has, why decree OF me ealu
, onrt should rot be n ade, dissolving the
nn, riave existing between him and the
sid Petitioner, according to The act I AS-
se,. bly, In such ease made ana pr ,vlueu,
aid aiso to do and reue.ve whsL me sslo
court shalt then and there consider cO'cern u q
inx vim IN this behalfas to the 'mnrt snaii
set m meet and consistent WIN ,,. tAe pfo'l-
Witness the Honorable JOSEPH r Gome-
eys. e a., at New astle the 1otn Gay ol
Nay, A. D. eighteen hundred and .eventy'
seven. ChAhACT T,Dhs,ar.v Dch
Issued Aug. Is h ls77. Prothonotary'
he above Is a true copy OF sumunoA ~
an1 aop x 81 tia'''' ISAAC GRUeR. sheriff.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
FOR SALE
DUKLIC %ALE-M, THOMAS d SONS,
Auctioneers. ~
jkEAa!,|H < BRANCH RAILROAD OF

kIonAAC "AAN4-Ms luOMAS q oON5s
RE ihIJG .HtANcH RAILROAD OF
zee WILMINGTON AND REA 49,
IN.+ RAJ ROAD Cn.
In the circuit, Court of the United States
IN and fOr Tho Eastern District of Pennsvl-
yania In tqutly, No g. April Session,
FREDERICK 3. SAMPSON
aEoRar R1cHARpsoS AND orHFRs.
! finder aud by r'ue OF q decree entered
the thirteenth "ay of October, A. D., 1911
tees. to whom a. needful auth i's ~ the
viii, SGTUEspVY, ths' :Dth Iay of Ja1,n-
gu" rr *. D., 1875 a " O'Clock, MOON at the
Nercnants' Axchal &c IN h. city Of Phi)a
de.phsa, exp0sa' 10 Public vendue Or out
WI Miss sSsFs ss Sf RAbs H 'ssa sAiH st he
|RpADsCOMpANY, Nncwn Is the RE D.
ING FRANCE RAlLR' r. extending
from The village Of Birdsbeio' TO rnp -
Mock, IN the ecu " III Belks, state o.
Pennsy vanta. ana the r'lway, r"1's.
6si.ges Iencss andreai estate ana ss sns dmsr dr"
tntnihg o the sad Reedjng Bra CHI, es
we'll all the right title anu interest "f
The Wilmington and Read ng Railroa
ConIa2y " -nilasLE 81, dated lann-
~ esh,. 4. r. IVA made M 6y tne Be- x ="
lm,nx' n and a1s. III Ks:,lr, ,,sd tom pany,
|O III ihat p,rt or o th.' said oerks County
Ksi reaA, VIII ch exc d. # m !he end II
tn sa'h ! rar ch Kall'oad IT poar Neck
70 q pOtrt' at Or lletr Penn treet ~ the
oi.y 81 = sadlrg. Th" said prD,'erty VIII be
cumtrances su usseqren',, 70 thr 'ien o.
certain mortgage dated the nh d,y otJoly.
u. 1874. made by the said Wilmington
|a d R"adlEg Raj road Company 70 ~ un'
Isrsigned Trustees. ...l.
Ths property viii he sold to The b"st ~ d
h:ghe: dt!er upon h 8 signi y he COZ"
di'tnns of sal, a. wit: SiA thousand dol
lars 80 0r0) Of the purcnase i. onei 70 ne
pa, In cash when the Iproper.y la s5ucs
or ana the b slanre within th'r'y lSo' days
4 tor the conf m.tion Of the sale by tue
nstr'o Of Pennsyluan a. Provid, th.t ne
ba ance 0f,ho purchase !r0nry may either
b. pajd G sh or settled for by recelpt1ng
to the und rs'ghed Trustees, for tte divi'
dend ot the said halance OF the pu chase
noa,y xhi nay appear ear aa}d 10 oe co passn, sy
and tn matured coupons ut cned q artts
secured BY Tho Aforesaid nlort;e7e OF July
the 4th, 4. u 1874 which may be he'd by
the sad purchaser. pom tbs couflrrAati1 y
II the sale by the court. and uoon full
conpl aDoe with ell tn. eondit ons OF ths
4ale' tn yu u>cass shall he enti led to .
xood and sufacier d ed for TIVE .ame t"
AIM ip. ee 6 lnple, ri IN the said trustees,
free, clear ano disc arged rom q inc!m
= Aness subsequent to the lie ofth 40 2,
.ait mo gag, ard ella m OF 1emand d m
inimins undsr them BY way Of equity Of
rsdomp ION, or otherwise. ""' nav f"
GEORGE B"ODKt,
! a.!'Ea:: st;sofs;s fss';sn.nrsos, Trustees. Trustees
SsAs. 81 ssAAsxsr a ADDov tss S'Tns:t &4a:'es. s'
II. fHnM ~ i aON, nuctt, ,nerrs,
Nos. 10 and a. South our'h St.,
,oca 2t.w-ts m ie'e'rhs.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
ONE CENT.
4 COAL OIL FIRE.

Yesterday mernilg about 11:8O. the a)srtR
OF A1e was caused BY the explosion nf .
coal oil cas- IN the frsne dwelling, ~
Church street. occupied BY family naned
Filar. The mother going out left tvo sasll
children in the house, Who ia thsir play up.
set coal oil can which was on the leor
Tho oil inmediatly csught ire non rhs
stove, setting lodsis II On FIRE. TAs ch,ls-
rem at once asvs the alarm and The Aames
were put out before Any serious dAmass
Was done. Fortunately the children t.
capped uLiBjured, with the exception Of ans
receiving = slight burn on the arm. a,
The Morning herald., 1877-10-26
WASHINGTON NEWS.
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS,
NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
GEN. GRANT IN PARIS.
THE EASTERN WAR.

LONDON, Oct. 25.-A dispatch from
Erzeroum says the Russians have been re.
pulsed In an attack On Fort Thames. Th,
renewal ofthe attack ia expected.
THE sERvIAN sKURTsoHIyA.
A special dispatch from Paris to tn
"Tine." states that the SeryiAp skupts-
china will not meet bsfore December, 70 the
question Of peace or war cannot be soonel
decided. The Turkish troops on the south
ern frontier have consequently been with
drawn and sent against the Aontsnegrins.