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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24

WHAT VIZ SmP ABROAD. -Four steamships
left New York on Saturday for Europe,
namely, the Inman steamer City OF Brussels,
the Victoria, of the Anchor line, and the
Germanic, Of the White Star line, and the
Weser, of the North German Lloyds. All Of
the vessels took out full miscellaneous cargo
Of grain, provisions, apples, oysters hard
ware, agricultural implements and sewing
machines. Besides the regular cargo, the
three first named vessels took an aggregate q
about 300 tons Of fresh beef 10 their refriger-
ating compartments. The number Of passen
gers taken was quite small.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24
BLANKETS FROM IS TO SIS A PAIR.

Biglot of Calicoes, bought before the advance,
very cheap.
Having bought large lot of BOOTS and
SHOES, made at the House Of Refuge, Bal
timore, principally by hand, will sell
better Shoe, at lower price, than any house
in the county. Every pair warranted.
HATS and CAPS, of the most fashionable
style, and also very low prices.
Dog, Kid, Buck Skin and other Gloves, at
sept % II. l.. NORRIS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24
THE MARKETS.

WESTMINSTER MARKETS.
Wholesale Prices by Grimes q Weaver,
FRfpAY. March 23d. 1877.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
FOR EVERY BODY.

HAVING just opened large Stock of
ii Goods many of them from the late
New York Auction, am determined to offer
great inducements to cash BUYERS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24
M EMS WEAR

OF all kinds, very cheap. Dress Goods in
great variety. Black Alpacas, Mohairs and
Cashmers Black Silks, very handsome SLIPS
and Sl.50. Flannels, lower than before the
war. Bleached and Brown Muslins at old
prices will be higher.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-24
TRUSTEES SALE
Es % VALUABLE
Real Estate
Situated on the Pennsylvania Line Railroad,
in Carroll County, Md.

pY virtue Of deed Of trust from Jacob
ID Burlington aud wife, duly executed, &c .
knowedged and recorded according to law,
the undersigned, as Trustee, will offer at
Public Sale, on the premises, situated on the
Pennsylvania Line Railroad, about one mile
from Bruceyille and four miles from fancy.
town, on
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
NFW HOME NnTSTRY.

MacIam6 lacc, instead of losing ground. a.
many people predicted is fast gaining favorand IS taxing
a prominent place among laces ANY one interested IN
such work VIII De amply repaid by visit TO the Bomes-
Gle sewing Machine Rooms, where % number OF young
women are at work the lace Ladies ur-e as plea
against learning that il takes many different utensils
aud materials tuut not adapted o pickup ~ odl
moments Ills Is mistake. the ol.y things required
ar au oblouC cushion aud this maya a. handsome as
YOU cIuo.c sizes 90 German pins, ana ic tAfeid OF
which Oh. lace IS made The threads coarse or fine,
ana Of amy color required. number Of garments SHOWN
as tar rooms Do the Domestic building trimmed WiA
TINS lace. made on The premises.
THIS lace i, more especially adapted FOR furniture and
curtains and many handsome patterns. IL D. ualc
from tue linen thread manufactured 10y Barbour Broth
trs. 40 then .lI-c uulacogy u Paterson, y D. Inc
fax and hemp seed imported from IRELAND, France
Belgium aud Germany. 50 simple j. This seemingly no
tucatc work tuat lt Doe learned IA ali al AOuf ~
any one not at al. yCrsetl n fancy work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
CIVIL NOTEs.

Surrogate Calvin granted on Saturday letters
Of administration on the estate OF Jacob Gran tic MANA
GOV fo Herman rau his brother. and Abraham Rtdhci
The personal estate - about $4,000
The equity calendar of the United states Clr-
cu Court beginning with ease No. 80 Will hc called by
rndrc Wheeler ON Jauua~y The Jury calendar VIII
not De- ca bed again until the April Term
William VI. Tweed has offered to confess
indictments no al tie city suits pending against hn.
These include two suits on the S6OOO,OOO 'aim-tLe
,, a. that in the Peoples sur in which Judgment has
be. rlcovereI-and slit Of $4,000 against MARINE
AN Tweed and one ior 81 5000 against t'1. 3l,itI ~ ~
Tweed The Corporation Counsel has accepted the on''
ia tuc last two suits.
George Merrill, the nephew OF Mrs. Caroline
A. Merrill! has led with tie surrogate Oh behalf o. MN
erar1 the other ncphcws and nieces. about seventeen
i'm number PSI notice Of contest Of hs aunfs VIII. Is!
her win size give the bulk of her estate 80 Cardinal SIC
CIosz.v and Bishop Bacon, Of Portland, tut suuso'
qrenfy transferred Bishop Blcons share 10 iue taiii
nal The ob tons are deceive cA'teIious gi , 80
want Of mental capacity .u the esa'iAf au ul4'~ IA
fupucc. The trial j. ret down for January %
In the suit Of Ahcm against Llado, the plaln-
iT charging that the defendant mad induced him 10 dis
count certain drafts ID California house by assurances
that they would De uet had the defendant arrested III
civil SUIT in the Maxine Court Judge NcAdan SUBS
0uotv on aitavits vacated the order or aris on con
ditou mat the defendant would s uate not io sue iOi
f,i-p lnurs1umeut IH' defendant rejected tht -Ipu-
IatIou and appealed. Tire General ieI1n o. the Marine
Court affirmed Judge McAG4nIs order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
VILLAIN cArTuRED ArLAsT.

BALrIMoRE, Dee. 3O.-In March last an aG-
ycrt,sm,ut appeared liz the Baltimore papers sIyucd
Country Merchant" for nuI,t1o 20 10 Alexandria.
VI m one II the bcst families where good would
In, Maid I'm answer % the advertisement orphan giri,
living VITA highly respectable family IN thE ciiy. en-
Gagged her service. and accompanied the advertiser who
was registered 40 "a hotel 81 tins cty J.. H. Curtis To-
Washington Citf whore shs most cruelty assaulted
NJ ouc ~ she best known hotels. Curtis brought
his yiriim batk To l!ns city cav, aud
0.srrfrr ncr e., the Union GcIOt. From that
trie to rc present. Marshal Gray md tn Police Com
i-tuer- 6f this city have scIrcuci Tor Cuits VINO.
was known. had lost he ltt BAND. IL ia, been iol-
lowed Co various c.es. where he passed under Tie
aliases % T. Eicnnrrsol, Edward HUdgItuu, and
Jnhu w. Nuitcu Yesterday he arrested H New
Orlcaus ana t,lxht DrputI Marshal Prs, o flis cH.
armed 100 % rruuls.fiuu num President Hayes, cft to
bring CURTIS 20 Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
4 NET STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRAZIL.

RUNoRs OF 4 RIVAL COMPANY TO Re STARTED.
1t was rumored recently that company had
been organized in Philadelphia to run line OF steam
ships from that port Brazil and that subsidy to
De secured from Congress. It was SAID that one OF
It's steamships was the Mercedita, old yes
sci which used to run to several Southern ports.
This vessel will leave Philadelphia in a few days
for Para Brazil, with material Tor building rail.
road from Para the Madeira Falls The Madeira Falls
have become great resort OF late. and the adjacent
country has been much improved. The Mercedita will
take number OF wormen and civil engineers, and few
pas scnsers
Gently that j. ". fralcht recently appointed postal
commissioner 10 south America. expected 90
ptuy the expedition. His duties tu further mail
facilities between country and the South American
chartered hy the PLi.adcp li agents of te contractors
the proposed railroad and T SAL FOR Para about the
end of January.
Th, new line 81 Is said, Is intended rs a rival OF the
one for which vessels are now building az john
Roach's yards 10 Chester Penn. Mr. koach said, last
evening. tLat he had been assured tiEit no new line
would De started. lie hat Received contract from
Brazil 60 construct two vessels fer The NrWA OK and
BraZi! Mail Steamship service. They 20 BE- larger
cutcd that tEc line not 10 be- stock company but
would De conducted by fe~ men, who had determined
Mcssrs Garrison, Moses Taylor ana G. II. Mallory were
among the few days ago he received Official
information thar the Brazilian Council had appropriated
~lNtoo year TOT ten years, lu support or the new
line. The vessels 20 first would make monthly trips.
TIE first vessel would sal about April !.
Scyera. prominent merchants when questioned upon
the subject, warmly approved the new line.
The south American countries need Dreadsuns. pro-
visions aud manufactured articles from tins country,
Fec rtc Brazil a. thought that Congress should
ala the enterprise Last Spring q was said tine Niagara
and saratoga. uoN running 10 Havana, were buit for the
Brazil trade. but tie English companies ~ the Brazil
trade succeeded in having the project abandoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Private John j. Corhctt, VINO Il imprisoned
at Fort Vadsvorth pending trial for flirting with Miss
Alice De ComeIu was brought INTO the United states
Circuit Court, iu Brooklyn. saturday on writ OF
hIucaS corrus Vs. L. severance, ms counsel objected 20
th- as stating the cauS OF the t-JeuuoL ana
Gre Judge instructed General Gibson 10 amend IT,
The cou.t-Iuaftial proceedings were then moor
po.at.d 500 the return. bot NJ. severance still
.uarrcu % t as insufficient. Judge Benedict look the
papers aud viii lender decision to-day. Corbeit las
been confined tIr -u:rdhou-c ~ the fort since De
ccmher /. awaiting tie decision ol the court MARTIAL
lie says TINT tue ey dcucC taken show. That Mss ID.
toInpau hIlrl much Doc ild; tLat she covered Ecr
face with Ear nun when passing hm ou the street and
waved 'uG haUt.efCEi. go lm when Lr Wits ON uuy 10
rio Miss j. CHucau and her relatives deny t-ys-
statements. toihetr biiEgt, rather Gc'dlooklng
IrIslau. about twenty years old. aLi Boz says ht
shai. on counting MIS- DE- Coneau when DC -cstnS Dis
liberty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

The facilities for postal communication be
tween Ney-York al points on Tie SevYork Central
and Lake Shore Railways VIII Doe materially increased
after January l. Postal are 10 be run on three
through trains daily. 20 and from Chicago They VIII
have four men cacl and Them VIII ho distributed all
ul matte. foI intermediate points thus saving The DELAY
of distributing 10 tine maliu- Office. The through mails
always been carried ou THESE tram, 90 bass, but no
d-'iibufiug hJs been done. The trains VIII leave New
York f. %. ;lt $50 %. and VIII arrive "a
Chicago t 70. d.. m and 500 o. IL, Of the second
day They Will leave Chicago al 5:ij p. 1910
ANA -J artlF ~ NcH-1 DIX al 40 "a. DIE, lOoJ
q. AID =. %. no. OF the second day.
The -crvir. between tins city ana Boston viii also De
increased W q Few weeks. ny tbCaiditon az three daily
special ti;uu-. ADJ mail Wittcr between NewIork avid
TIE East may thus b- delivered within tWeuty-foUr
hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
DECIsIONs-DEc. %.

Snnyese Court-CfGmbers- Judge Brady
Equitable Life Assurance society aet Murphy lN0s 20 lo
~ '.iN L. Siofi. at GREEN HAYDEN AT Gates
Berkshire WOaleu Company AIT Juiari 81 a. hu.ock as
t.on. CLARK at Nackay; West Side savings Bank agt.
IIouchte.ing: HAL agL Hough.-Granted. Thomas at.
COUNSEL Cse C4sseL-Decreo oi divorce granted
Rt judge Iavranee.-Colins agt Ccllns Mcdonald ast.
Csyalasl.--Nl cllD.audIM f1r counsel.
Ngpprior (0Hr'-Nyecidi iCrDi-l}v Judge SedgWlck.
Andr-~a agt MecAAm, ana lISats ,lg r liirler .
and co1Dsel fee Muudrf Naycr 81 a-Orier amer d
for publ catio -, erstem ag Schn Maison at beoN
Moore aet tcgaui DE "a aet -us< lAlAna az; lar
aei Mechanics and Traders National BanLi stone agt.
Goldsmith. MscEuruth ast Cas5i Hutchinson agt Cass'-
b, Ci,fJu-tce Curiis.-Spader NevYork Elevated
Railroad Compauy.Case o. settled ordered on ME Grace
BY Judge saiord-Fovier agL BatteIiy-OrdeTed to be
Common P'eqs--Specidl Term-Rv Judge Van Hoesen.
Weei 10 the matter of MerWln-Aplrovei
Roberts aZ- Hofmau-afoton granted ~ the matter oi
atiug-I.eferes report confirmed and decree ordered
Cochran agt McKeu1c.-Aotion to dismiss proceeding
Marine I0wt-Chqmbers-B Judge McAdam.-
Co Chill ag D,nny-Mouon TO pay over granted slIatton
Diamond STATE iron Co. AIT Hushes. Removed 10 United
states Court New-lofA o. Bans sgt Fy"r-g. \ la
q. I-4i~u is Az - -. ' i'.iuI3 al,
t,i,.gf l,f r. I.,,r,i ,Iar.F. .ef BaIlevNew uu-
condit.aHsly Wolf aet Loyc-Mouon granted condition
rs Chic fIr.tc- shea ueert sgt Porter agt. Cut
teub re Roberts AT Ilemn2 Reilly AIT A,rIlsrJ
krd,kucr-rdtr settled. Laurent agt stausbur ger-De
PENDANT allowed U TIE 18TH Co put il answer DalLe agt
Fi.hel-Old,r granted ozark agt McCmu. order granted
amended answer. Godsein Ward Cause restored to
Calendar PeudLeton CT. carIol-Additiona surety &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Are was discovered in the stone of J. &
s.lr..u. 80. 60 Eclth-avc. early saturday morn
ill ly James Mcpherson, Waterman employed in the
s,"r. %. did uo, give an Immediate alarm. but at
tempted tu eyuI 1uisn Che flames himself and badly
bur oL tlc face and hands BE linen rushed INTO tbe
street auI attracted Ode attention ~ te police, VINO
EfH r alarm TIE U.ru, ants % fhe ul per stories lad
Some tTru.rr making their escape from tlg building
BE- deus' volumes of smoke rolled u the sJaIways. Mc
l.Dt-ul Was taken iu licc o. The Juoscf eli Hos
li'iH who're ur died a' @. m saturday. il" was nine
tr'h hraIt 90 ll, and lived 8f No 81 TCuth-avc The
l. Wl.u started near The lCateI burned the
81 i.t 'ufc causing Joss o $4,000 -iock. etc The
cai4" fo tlc building amounted TO $1,000. The losses
sic covered hI Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
A BAPTIST CHURCH REOpENED.

ITF -T|TIN|N NIIIIT IINITII1I NHIIINIf III
Thirty fgssf.. was rcopeIod yesterday morning for pub
lc worship Tic church Aas been thoroughly renovated
d1-0s flc FAST summer The ceiling is painted IN plain
l--t t.ur with dark pands - -the same color
or tho uou!dug.. wide gilt border encir-
c'.s tie uuu audience room above the wHiuseot-
tu1e, a.i. below these, parallel gilt lines are
added tU The apparent distance between the
peVs lul ths gallery TIE walls and galleries dee
GRATED 1910. ornamental designs, lu various patterns
Tie lowe. na>-otin- o. tuo cnaucc r painted 90 dfcr
olive, above which are decorations gold. huc and car
u-.lD buff ground. Inc pcN> arc deep olive, Nith
.Nf tHt panels while tlt upholstery On daIA olive
o.ua-k E.cl LIst india designs ornament the ORGAN.
80 d. lut expected that o. regular pastor VIII ne en-
ca-r- iuI fUW NctA, Had E ;nt meantime tc Rev. BIZ
E..u-1u, of Brown University. a. r.. Potter, OF -uuur
t.l. Mass. O.. ID. IS ElfleWau. ~ Albany. and T. j.
hl-ouu col Fmltuc 1ll, Uavc agreed Co.. occupy the ru
D.. aH successive Sunday Tie order named OttI~
D tt ALSO I..I engaged flr LATER dates Mr DautJrtn
formerly OF 20 stephens Roman catholic Church, Las
been engaged JIsauIst aud Mss McCullum viii sing
L. lrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Az FApLANAuON oil MR. hNBALLs METHODS.
Edward Kimbal. the Church deht-raiser,'
Is tlc travelling agent OF 70 large Chicago furniture
house Ec Is not rca himself ard Dee does uo. represent
aay su-o icl person She work DC has been carrying
ca for about three years II r no secret n tlc churches
vl-. Do. ls assisted that tie mysterious money which
De so avisly pledged was from men within The church
On yce DAYS le pursues hs ordinary vocation and on
sralars he ho- devoted his energies 90 raising INC
debts C. churches. 49,
1ir Eimts 70 - said. lass not received dollar Tor iHe
a..stauc. lc ls given Cd more tlln lio cuaitut- ~.
tfe p.e Coast .ud iu the West He las s}stenal-l'o
and rueoia-.t Che usual l3tIruecs brought n near on
"a rpr re-a.r make 30 liberal wucn subscription Is
necessary. H,1rc undertaking to rn,e tie de't o..
r.I,cali church, tl- trustees OF the tadI- wealthy
men ut .. con -Tp-iuI are Gale" tuGt.uct u- private
talf with Kim. lie u.s. man who eEerts strong mag
uetIr influence, aud usually inspires these ie" men wen
h. spirit oCntll-ilS Ihcy 40 over tt iJ! 'l le
cation. 3uO estimate about WlNt t.cL "rL-.-
member can give tUI t.e Object. Then Hr. k'HoaL
asks t.s Trustees or the few wealthy hch d.
consultation wIH Gim 10 pledge MIN % p1Vai" iiuu
4. --UD.Ut. $4,000 10 ue paid unll 4u case Al, aA,
ct.g- with taU l.I % o. 81. raising iuL NHlc amount
rpe,-S. -, The manner li which he offers fns money
fr Iu te congregation, for instance, That ne Is aulho
rz.I tu offer tJu 4u uilr persons VIA s"u-t4I''
e. a. amount. -Ic 1861 to excite enthusiasm ana emu
latlol. I.. great puiIr u keeping at WORK untt We
l..-. aIpuut- subscribed. wac lue.eIa are u,.'A
fi-ulsi.. co. y d iley c.. 4.st tt -aL !" raise 'ie
V.I., amount, ald etcvF Jose me cJoOVJ o. t''eVV
obtained - t-e acc su4sl-I lions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

FE0N TONDON-Tr 9ieqmEhip Flusiq.- Mrs J. r Moore.
Nile Marie de PfunfylG j. T. Phrlus e.. smith Gorge
spice, Mrs. McCuioch. Harry MrCuloch the Rev. =. 2.
Cross. Mn b. = cross ard nfat. Captain o. y. Weaver,
Alfred k'Ilf, Nrs. Kemp, SHE'S Linda Kemp.
FROM ITEEEpOoI-Il SEri1sdf 1 rrr',ff'- Gustav Bal
iu H7 ~ A. Urii Miss E Royce. Airx- ErvGe. T.
q. bet- e.. ugeuc rgrtc-. herrv Bash, Robert Carrie,
Alex Chr te F. Ugr-e', Charles iuCr. A. 81 terfs Mrs
A. w. frIr., J1nfs p. tHrlp Nr Turner, N. tl1.0u Alex
Gcddes Hrs. 4. Gedcs and faid W. Grbhon T. Gor,hoId
James Hunter ~ O. Hood. M-s atr ltocd, T. ils. Geo
!J0ncs, IT. " rrescu, fro Frank Miller rs. GEORGE W. ,I
ler and nurse Mics Minnie Mic, Miss LCs Miller Miss
tc'rrio .r Miss lic M.l.r, M1-,er HTr HIcr r. %.
N0ua Jdmes Msclntosl, Csur4n J. A. Morrison. James
bllNy, s. T. Pride, r. A. Painter Nine Marie af II. ~
Cper2 London. pa maid. J. ~ Richards tan koih Mrs
= IT, So ru, Mr-. =. j. voorhees,. Al5 irIu. John AL
cell J. W Wilson. l.. D. WHIT. Mrs. l. d. White, ". II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
0l1srrllnncnns.

NEW Seasons Genuine scotch Orange Marina
~ lade. prepared by john Nur son, London anu ADcf
deem frat arrival ~ Ills vel Know FIRMS ranuiactue e-
p,crd few days per the Nnt,ona Line steamer Holland
Sole smith Nanferh-rk. - Iut - Park place y y
GTEELE'S ELEGANT PARLOR BUSTERS.
- piano busters picture busters cornce busters eN car
and furniture busters 200 varieties Tor store 1utn ani
household - each Go to factory, PagE
row. opposite Post Jcv and buy durable feather custer At
the " oie-ale price
4 DEF BROADWAY, over Herald uptown
~ branch Office. ruun B.FariCr FOR Ladies branch
I2O7 Broadway; diamonds watches. JeWry, &C. bought
anu sold. LIN DO BROS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
RELEASE OLE A FORGER-

Detectives Field and O'Connor arrested on
Saturday, on the incoming steamer Douau, Il. Z. j.
Baker charged with forgery. On November - ne OBJ
tanned 81 O52 80 by forgery Toronto. WITH his wife
Bremen. From that port he sailed with his family for
TINS city.
When arrest ed. Baker acknowledged biz crime. HIS
wife had been confined only three DAYS b. fore She
eyed Mr. Muiock The complainant 10 save her husband
tor tbe sake OF her children and herself and he Welding
10 her eutrcaues, withdrew his complaint and Baker
released.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
BRIGHTER OUTLOOK FOR THE CTGARMAKERs.

AT the cigar makers meeting on Saturday
II was announced that Lichenstein Bros Co., in tile
Bowery would speedily discharge all the workmen and
girls now ~ their shops and their oil employees
Lies CU 81 LAFAYETTE place, were reported % have
agreed uu an OF 30 cents alsrddcs OF work
The days. receipts amounted TO Sl2Oo The report Of
the CITY Internal Revenue officers shows heavy falling
off a the pts his year This 10 particularly notice
ahc M tle Third Dsrict-the largest cgr Mauusr tur
m strict the C0uutIYwlpre the sale ~ STAMPS has
fallen OF fulIy 40 per Of the working
OIL - -rrIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

NArA PROPOs Athletic Citrate from ada
cent parrish who had BEEN following lhe hound, loot
.i,t ,-ru thrown out well sir. did you h hin
TIe meant the fox. But 20 Was au awkward question,
fOr the hofacmau OuI new village doctor, Nno mad
BEN over tie country hr bad travelled lar aud Wes O.
good deal sfl8strdl visiting I've tick paruts all Ar
morning. Explanations! Apologies = Punch.
THC HIGHER EDUCATION or NONEN.-J0nes
-" ID YOU he STAR shower TIC other night, Miss
Jrssru Ills. Jfsslca with rapid but comprehensive
surgey 0f The hcaseu.j No bHi 20 c0udLt been
much Tor there are no starr missing o. Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31

Ii Is now expected that Mr. SandfOrd, the
newly appointed receiver Of the Jersey City savings
Bans closed by the Chancellor upon The application of
as president b. Ransom. VIII have difficulty IN
realizing from assets of the bank even the 5000
due 10 tLe depo,iors ST. -andfOrd, when ne took pos
Session ON Friday. found ~ i9l IS IA the safe. AMI
learned that There was 81 2l3 o. on deposit In the
Grocers Bank OF Ntw-York, subject o. Secretary New
barr'~ check. aud $1,000 m the hands OF Treasurer
Ftceze in Trenton. The secretary siys he has S22J
security Tor personal loans aud that the furniture and
fixtures are valued al $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
~ HlRcLAY-.r- nIsAsIER-

TIuoNs co., IWo nopirs POUND Is THE RUINS.
Among .ho ruin, Of the Bsrclay-ss disaster
cav, ~er found yesterday the remains Of Josephine
'- i-,l. ala in ain rucH is Thought 90 have been
Ia't 90 iAe BAD AIlmmcry. Tie remains Of The woman
... about o.. m. Tie upper part was burned
,,I w.. wv. bu' me body below the waist was
az iu,~ 90 taa dies 49,, re.,tprd Tbe b,,Iv v.,-
.' ~. A tl'. The Tire Marshais Interrogation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
RAr1n TRAN.Ir pRoGREss.

During the mild weather of last week rapid
progress was made along the various routes for rapid
transit The work OF laying foundations IN PeaTl-st..
the New Bovcrv aud Mad'sou-st., IS nearly finished.
Win tine exception 90 block ur two the bow,Y Is torn
nm and Thr!ayr. ~ far SiXtlcth-.t l. u similar
condition MANY foundations are finished, aud ground l
broken. a. least tor every one. Along ~Nth-aye: "a
-fpa-r made. span upon span OF mou WorG has
been erected Gud painted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-31
THE METER METHOD OF BUSINESS.

A ,tatcmcnt Of the ai1airs q Meter 4 Co.
viL Doe prepared this week by Nj wehl the asst uee
Edgar ~ Johnson counsel for the Cincinnati friends o.
the Meters does not believe notwithstanding will pay
ia0r- than Il moderate percentage ~ the debts.
Great curiosity continues 10 Dee manifested I'm Na-st
to su0W the name OF The firm 30 which Albert Natter
f.-reI when uc said that NewNOrk Eou~c had H.
OoUUuO borrowed oI rcy9Uuccat-d securities. Nothing
definite Dr. learned ia rctCr renee 10 the matter. The
u, ~ j. Nornstl OccOunt Uf the failure amounts
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Amt final c,tnatc. ,2C0 S-9,5to-72 4271lsIll
...- lr S...,r--,r.sti.n- ion IL = .. 001.le2
TIE rate OF taxation for So based upon the amount
OF taxable property 1877, which @l,lolo9-o33
viii bc . So or less than the rate for 1871
committee OF the state Board Of Charities made an
appeal recently, for increased appropriation TOT lh
slue p.tieuts on Wards and Black wells Islands. The
COMMITTEE STATED thar tie rgeufs passed hcir time n
ldCu.ss because there we've not ATTENDANTS enough W
yc.vc them they should uc put 90 work also, tit
patients were frcqupuflv VUt under restraint because
heIc too few attendants t1 "dicI thtn On Niu
in. lhcrr is ouv attendant 90 eighteen patients
aud or b. ckwei's Island one 10 tniyfuuf, While M
the Willard Jam tire ratio is one 10 twelve and lu
most Tie other state esyUms Is one 10 seven or cs