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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05
WlNDsOR COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT.
INCORPORATED OCTOBER 30. 1855.
DIRRCTORa.

DIRECTORS:
Dudley G. Denson, Ruyalton; James B. Jones,
woodstock; william N. Pfngry. Perkinsville
Philo Hatch, " oodstock charles s. Raymond,
Bridgewatei; Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret; Chas.
A. Forbush, npringned; George X. chapman,
Woodstock; William Ii. Walker, Ludlow.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05
CATARRH

HELPED HER TIE MOST OF ANY MEDI-
CINE SIZE EVER USED.
Sirs- Enclosed please find three dollars, for
which send me thee bottles OF SAsFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. The last helped
me the most OF any medicine ever used.
Yours in respect, MRS. LoRA $. CHASE.
July 8, 1875. Hardwick, Mass.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05

proven that 1t stops the falling of the hair i'm
mediately; often renews the growth, and al
ways surely restores its color, when faded or
gray. 1t stimulates the nutrltive organs to
healthy activity, and preserves both the hair
and its beauty. Thus brashy, weak or sickly
halr becomes glossy, pliable and strengthened;
lost hair regrowswith lively expression falling
hair Is checked and established; thin hair
thickens ana faded or gray hair resume their
original color. Its operation is sure and harm
less. 1t cures dandrun, heals all humors, and
keeps the scalp cool, clean and soft-under
which conditions, diseases OF the scalp are i'm.
possible.
AS a dressing for ladies' hair, the vIaeR is
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume,
and valued for the soft lustre and richness OF
tono II imparts.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05

In force May 81. 1870:
Numb OF policies. s.................. $3.50
Amount OF risk OF company. Ss99l, ,7ei 90
Notes in 'oTce constituting the
fund for payment OF losses....... sle,62T 81
Whole receipts from organization to March
81, 1876:
Assessment uess expense Of collec-
tom. ................. ...... -. $l56 575 50
Seth ASS Ssment, due June l. 1875. 222,b IT
other sources. ....................... 40 100 GO
s227, ,s9l G5
Whole expenditures:
Losses, expenses OF ad-
Justipg the same, com.
II issions and abate-
menus. b................. $lS5,Tlb 90
Other expenses. .,...... 42,0TB si $2q7, ,T92 4t
Net surplus above all liabilities,
March 81, 1876. 876.......,.......... Sls9 "a
The assessments for tnirty.six years have
been ono hundred an one-half per cent, aver
aging on 40 per cent. year.
In case OF Gre assessments stop at the time
OF loss, and Insurance In this company is cheap.
or Than IL Can be In any stock company because
there are no dividends to be paid TO stockhold-
ers.
No person is authorized TO collect assess
ments for this company without presenting its
printed receipt.
PHILO HATCH, President.
r. s. SOUTHGATE, Secretary. J29d1wasm
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR

Advancing years,
sickness, care, dis
appointment, and
hereditary predlspo.
sition, all turn tho
hair gray, and either
OF them incline 1t TO
shed prematurely.
\ AYERS HAIR VIC
'oR, by long and ex-
tensive use, has
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-05
SHOE STEEL,

vReETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
feb9d&wlm
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az Atw, o. LANpoNy.
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FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
Report from Practical Chemist and
Apothecary.


H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

recent letter to The Herald that Mr. Summers remoy-
nj is not to be attributed to his opposition to San
Domingo because he was not removed at the session
next following in December, 1870, but only at the
later one Of March, 1871, Mr.. Pierce says that the
scheme did not die in june 1870 The griefs the an
ger and the revenge growing out Of the contest over
the treaty survived and the scheme tselfwas IN fu'l
vieor when Sumner was removed in March, 1871
Only tho preceding December. the President IN nus
message. pressed the at considerable length
and, with view of promoting IT, recommended
commission of invest atiOD, which Congress Gre
ated-Mr. Sumner opposing it-and winch was en-
gagged nj its work at the time Mr.. Sumner was re-
moved The parisans of the project were rs anxious
for its success in March, 1871 they were the year
before. The following is the concluding portion OF
Mr. Pierce's letter:
II is impossible 10 read the debate In the Senate ~
March TO- 1871 without being reminded of thc cohtihs
between those dayS and these Senators now treat
aud measures or the President ana or Ills
Cabinet both in Congress and elsewhere. with freedom
equal, If not surprising, any which Dir. sumner used ~
tile San Domingo controversy. and affecting seriously
personal intercourse, common report be true; nut no
coordinate department Of the Government demands
their removal from he posts to which they have long
been assigned and Mr. Eyarts Is not found writing dr.
patches legations charging senators win peiGy al
OF confidence and hypocrisy Surely We nave IaIeh on
bgtte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Milton 5. Latham has sued the Universal
Iife insurance Company on an endowment policy for
$4,000, with profits payable when he should ue hfty
years old he reached that on May %, 1877 The
AN cunt claimed o. 81 800 y This policy taken
out I'm inc widows and Orphans Benevolent Life n.ur-
nrce COMPANY which rcinsurcd n The Mutual Protection
lie Insurance Company wLch ieinsared M the Reserve
Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY which reiusuIcd
iu the Guardian Mutual LAc Insurance Company
which reiusnref, or supposed % have dome so.
H. thr Universal Life Insurance Company the defendant
in this suif Tile defendant however claims. on JtOl
argued Yesterday 40 aside Judgment obtained by DC
fault and 90 dismiss the complaint that The Guardian Mn
ta carried Out IT. contract and IL was cscindcd m
March ST. and that Henry H. Person the OF
tie Guardian Mutual, has begun suit for au account
ing m whcL the defendant c1necs 80 sho" th1 ~ mas
defudant itself is boo the hands OF receiver. m suit b.
the Attorney General aud IN That sun all creditors are
,f,ior.d from suing the defendant Judge Spcr before
whom The motion was argued, reserved ms decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Libby O'Bricn. the child thief, who was COM
United ~ tine Essex Market Police Court tho Catholic
Proccory ia Wc5chcster County recently and escaped
a week ago spent three days this week at the CITY Hotel
She registered there with her sister Miss Moran and
sister," and told the proprietor she had no
money Room No. was given them for char
Tvs sake Thursday she lCft the hotel, after
lstvipe "a DIN 0t 50 cents the evening previous she
was very lively ttlc girl az the hotel, and empley
say she acscd every part ~ ~, Louise what hrr
object was no ore knew ard mt inst before her dpar-
IIrr her IDENTITY was not known. wednesday evening
SIC express much gce ~ her escape trm the Pfotcc-
tory sac found the gate aiar, she said, aud improved
her CppnTtruv ~ escape She vctY merry over tho
bJorss search mace D., she Brothers. She determined
10 sar Cor Phiaiephi 1, seek aer aunt aud be hon
est g1r. Al police ucdqu1rer yesterday, Il WAS b, al
fh.f when pbv vent the iTotcccrY TIE responsible
III. of cue IVY York polio. Ccl-cd II she at large
I'm the city t lap with the Procctol, from which shc
was fugitive, TO cause her arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
THE LONG ISLAND LTEsAyIYG CREWS.

The crews OF the Liie-Saymg Stations on the
Long Island Beach have cred upon tnelr duties
aul will not BE- relieved uitl April 10 The buildings H.
which they viii meantime live, are of the udest cor
structou. mud scantly furnished, thongh generally
warm TIE value OF the service that is rendered d. the
crews g. shown by The fact that Lass year There Wcic 10,
WRECKS Oh the coast and ont of 1Jl lives imp"riel,
10 were saved; more than oue-halt the property
pa jeopardy was recovered Ic hardsps of The service
iny De udccd by the stat tmrrt OF &u occurrence uu
ing the fs. storm THE crew - Station NJ. 70
OF Amifyv ne. conn He'd 20 absn'on Their hots,
n..r tIe4 Inlet IA. iuct shifted that the uding
was undermined THe crew succeeded lu saving eI iirir
property M the house. 1ud rccr dcf hons" No. 3D. on
Vrnl1ct Bench Here tde men were Obliged tO clos the
alt rs 90 pr vent the waves from breaking tlc VIA
dove. The huJsn u 80 20, after he men ,tl H. h1ateH
oil ami landed short dr., tsc 10 lp west Df It's former
POSITION. Captain limiting. superintendent Of toe ser
Vice ti, coast, has since on the ground selecting
new place 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
TIE ARREsTEn EY.ASSENBLYMAN.

Charles N. SchiefcIin, of Mount Vernon, is
sti m the custody OF sheriff BrIni4ge, 1t White Plains
not having yet obtained he $4,000 security neres
slsy for his release. C0nGer Brothers have begun the
suit on which tine order o. arrcs is based la behalf o
Davidson a Jones. Tor "mouey obtained Dy ANN under
false aud fraudulent preeuc'.' The action brought
az the Saprcuc Court in tn, "tv, and Judge Lawrence
f.gg.l thc Order Tor th- arrest. The amount la suit
!, f1g.1- 80. TIE pluutI, allcgc that they made
money advances 90 the aceuuau Dc represented tat De
was wurt over $50 900. AID Owe mo- hing hU mortgage
hi real estate that is means we're invested In more
gag . OF which overdue, nut %" DID not fore
close because he might naEe 10 taxi TIE property by
puying iu; HAT he owned the house IN FiiysiXtist.
which ne had formerly OcCuncd which worth about
&iODJO The plaintiffs claim that a these representa-
lions were false Mr ScIrliclin denies that lie made
Ihnm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
FIVE STEAMERS FoR AURopE TO-DAY.

Five steamers viii leave this port for Europe
today the hour Of sailing hclifg o. The AdriItc
~ the White star city OF Chester, Of the Iaman. and
The Quccu the National Line, will sal for Liverpool
tae Neckar OF tho North German LLOYD, for Brc nen
and the DeyOnia. II the Anchor Liuc. for Glasgow.
Among the passengers 10y the Adriatc tie lion.
loan welsh, Minister PleuipOtentiary tn Eueand aud
his uhughtcr. tn following aye The saloon lists:
FOR IIVFRp0OI.-fp Sydaiship ddriqf-Ihc Hon. John
Wee Miss Welsh ami mad Mrs. J. Somrr- Snuth and
Cornelius Roosevelt ". "A. lluly. A. n. rnt q. l. Tnfe
Frrt.r.s, VIZ, ". ~ .iosn. John Hhpuiu O. Hes.
Wnlau Hoig, Toward stokes j. H. Sfilwvll j. W. uor
10 William i'm, H. Gator, ". a. ltir,. Francis
Mn Charles A. iywe Alfred Thibsniaan q. Nixon. W.
ilcnry Oscar Echn ser, \. Ru-se g. NoroVA, amer
sherwood Mr. sherwood. - Inns. A. GOiteior, H. Erut.
dic, Mrs Benedict Joseph f. 'fd1rL 4. B liah ay Mrs.
Halliday - T.. Turner, ". &. Ferllar, ~ \. Dodge Mhs
rnuunr Alfred Dulsnn Mrs H01s"l ErurBt DnIco, VIM.
watson IT, Loeb Joseph Aiea. W ". Haris. T. L. Arnold.
" h. rl.. j. trary iiagrr William ,ecr'ian, iyior Brig
Harper, Joseph Naiab N Il +4rlJn'h, Nlss W. l'hD'in,
H. a. Wnrreu, Mrs. Warren r. >. barUe
H. Stsamstfp re QaeTis T.. Ciements, Ass D. shaw,
William Ms. Nlltu+. Mtes Williams, Ains Jane Alg, J.,
Mis-. Elra Iams, Blake, William tciiNlt, g. wife
ana eh Csrl1s usuEt J.. 4yls. Mrs DAVIS, M Jl.on,
Mr Reed a. Nails r. ilugacs
FDR BHEMEN-hi htq.1'p AccAgr Vi EsenoI. Il.
Schnith William iICrln NJ aud Mrs.. CHARLIE ti1l man
MAJ Mr.. All Alfs Esmuui de Paeleux. AUGUST unua,
Fns t;afcifn. A. Ma,zoCchi e. Gu-.m. = Saylo Jacob
Miller. l.. Gueughaud, Mrs Gueugmauj, ltlchari Paul,
Simon sobAoht, Aaxand. GusdoIt
seifgstfH ifrOHf4 cyrus Wise, Leo
nod - Haze Charles icluoy, James D. EpDfrison, j. X
SMITH J. ". Slbey Mis-. Sibey. MSs iabalt HoadoreoD
Nix Mar uosl,r-1 Thomas l. Coleman, Mira 0l eman
Ecard 4. Alen Mrs. Allen rni iwochfr.h D. GRAY ctr
Alexander McGregur Arr ia. lob rson Nrs leu Mason
Dayl Robertson Mrs Elizabeth Robertson, Thomas VDon
| neil Matthew AOblo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Judge Blatchford yesterday rendered de-
cson Ia tho case OF Quick and Mcknight against the
Cnon steamship Nevada Sergeant J. Quick, a. owner
end MASTER and r. A. Mcknight. representing the III
snrer OF te canal boat Kate Green fled libel against
the Nevada for damages resulting IRON the destruction
Of the canabOat aud ITS cargo, by collision win the
,,st, IN tine Fail of 1871 Both vessels were lying
g. f5c sp betaten piers as and a. North River the
49, I.stug me nearer 10 fhc river. The Nevada.
5rnd fr Jyerp0Ol steamed of her berth ln broad
iarz ana be canal boat, being drawn by the suction
80 th roDelirr into cputlc with thu blades was 30 NJ
srred tbai .hs SANK ia few minutes The evidence
we'd that the Kate Green properly mOoicd, and
tse heiI ffon the canal boat aud Judge Blatchiord
deg for he hbolauts gid ordered reference To de-
,,1,'oe fbe damage sustained. T. H. Lewis appeared
-, "a lhfauts VIA 4. -. Benedict counsel aud =
n Nasb trufesontod the steamship company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
ERIE AND PITTsBURG FORCED BONDs.

The Law Committee of the Stock Exchange,
through Dcteetivesampson has pursued the Investigation
concerning TIE forged bonds Of the E-le and Pttsburg
Railroad, which checked last week 10y Justice Fam-
ncr refusing hold either the prisoner accused 81 Try
inc 10 negotiate the bonds hold the bonds them
selves. ult Witnesses could b, chained. tn treasurer
Of the COMPANY. William Brewster, has examined what
purnItcd 10 De "a frs; -a,c b1ni OF hi, Company
No Sol received from George W stephens attorney, NJ
No 81 Broadway. lie specifics many differences be
tween this counterfeit bond aud q genuine one.
Much udieu2tlon is expressed in Wallet. at the action
~ no Jnsuce IN Retaining tie bonds Meric Pr &C.
November ., without giving the matter fuller invest.
CATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

liiF NJ" A'"" va "'-'''+i-'N'
MINIATURE STOCK sPECUI ALTON INSURED by THE
...... ..,.,.,.,.~s ,-.. Grimm. - rttt Do -
iN''''i' 'i'"'''' 49,
TlcE.
n o.,+; ~, T., ,-ostor,la,-'- TprrrNr in rnla-
i"' "''' q" "
ti1u to tEr uDw form OF sorkl"n'le ana lh' ichIit-
tions IN .rrlou which &c ul7c within the reach OF
.., "A, - b.. . ,..,,l ,,c owes ,t mann,
."'N- a.,
downtown WtrC' ants and bankers iol SOM. l.ht Ne
t,i.r i.y, l,ean On the ALERT aud their fmul1y,-.
-. ... ...., ,,.. ,.. ,,...,. o.. ami,
iNnNiIt 'h'i-' Ee' '' % wa "''' INV ''' ~ '''
the puhc AchHucc ROOMS On- or t"o foAh- h'h were
catru.td at uikine', piac. by The detective. some
t.,. .-. ,..l.,.t ,,, tl. Mia, M
''' "-'' ''' WIZ t
l.n1r.rrc concerning the oloe.o lt"hll'h NJ brokers
l..ts Ifofr entering tre.c u'acn- All dly Yesterday
. ......t,. ., ..., 80 ,..,,.., mon H.. al. tl, .
''..' ""' To "''.-. '''O VT ''- ~
Stock p0nlIuou. clerks cV uil tearing ihaI M4tc'
,iof f rf.r,d ll. their movements Tho propr.ctors
t...,, ., ,ti. l.. ,f o,,.tc,,. f,- ,t, ,,.o.,.,
,i' u' , ., 81, .,.,..iv ulsed a,tbcI
. 49,, f ,, r l. ,,,,o,, O.. y .i.r,- .,ilr.s. Formed
I.,. fi.... l,u.fre-. 4 cof.If.3t ian a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, George
Lockwood, Andrew Gihgan, Charles Harrison Charles
Hcmmlucway and William fpey were brought No on q
charge OF attempting to rob the bonded warehouse at
No 2s7 West-st., owned by Patterson Tower. The
warehouse includes four buildings In tine Ie1r Oh one
builInc Is small tenement house. the wall Of which l.
bni M AGAINST the wall ~ the warehouse There are
Window i'm bedroom OF tho tenement house which were
NOT filed I'm when the warehouse was built DdrinS the
llei week several men OF suspicious character called
t1er, al late hours. aud remained Tor considerable
tuc ON THANKSGIVING Day, thrCC- holt tie forenoon
md 1,rrtiHp of the afternoon. family named Bngn
heard some strange noise, \ caused bf me removal OF
N ignbo.ho0d. noticed that one OF the shutters o.
tb. warehouse was open. Snc went d0'iu 70
Wret-,t and informed The foreman and tue
Government officer in charge The foreman vent ui-
stair and detected frur men in the net Of removing some
roll, az silk of the value OF $500 the prc"rE hf:
H. d. Forest TWO Of Them ran upstar-, aui w." jumped
on. rnu-f the eccon history windows INTO NHit-sj ~
was lf-orvar discovered Ha' the two who ram upstairs
made their escape into the street By GONG thrunsh an
,.rflrr which had been mad IN the wall -'paiai ilS
frc free warehouse from The bonded warehouse lAen
., went down 10 the first floor. aud cept through an
other hoi. which they had made m rear Wal, ana
ich lei into .lIr apartments 81 the tenement 1U &c.
Hemingway. alias Edward E.Eir, VIZ tel l wash
lncton t others were found ai HouSl ID anc Mercer
Els HcIDniagWdy Was held for examination and the
Of l.iig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
PROTECTION FROM IMITATION BUTTER.

me ut@ltIH III Oic"ii"i S'''i'i' ''''4 '''' "''''
excited by the report, published ~ TIE TRIBUNE, That
action is 10 be taken by the representative wholesale
lutter dealers. Those interested IN the Commercial
Manufacturing Company Of this city claim that every
VA ace ARTIFICIAL butter Is stamped either on the
10th or tub as Olcomargarue butter, ana that $50 fraud
can bc n.acticed Thc butcrdcacrs claim that tHc gro
Gers transfer the 0cOmafgarnc from ~, original pack
zee and thus are enabled 10 practice the fraud. The
c0d alton Organized FOR the prosecution OF these pro-
e has been existence for several weeks, and dctcc
I'VE formerly au noye 40 the Oleomaggafine factory
Sv. employed 10 discover The 'gal dealers. Several
have been reUOrcd aud Of the persons has Oecn
,esfpd with d view OF making q test case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
NEW TRUSTEES FOR TIE UNION DINE.

The return OF confidence IN the SOlVcncy OF
the Union Dime Savings Bank Was shown yesterday by
the number of accounts re0p,nei with the Institution.
Many ssy-day notices, given during the run,
called Steps have pccn taken toward the rcOrgauiza-
lion of the Board OF Trustees, in compliance with the
recommendation o. Bank Superintendent Lamb. That
tc Board las been too large il generally conceded. 70
j. stated tAat hereafter the Board viii consist If LWentS
one neubcrs instead 1i thriv iOur The two members
who IL mas been asserted. the causes OF the banks
troubles Will probably be LETT out Of The ucN bOald.
Twelve OF those on the Board VIII De- retained The
nine new opts 90 Be- appointed viii be selected from some
OF thc best known anil st my business men OF
The city, with VI whom the matter IS now BENG oE-
cuss q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
EVIDENCE AGAINST \ SUSPECTED BURGLAR.

j.
Billy" Porter and "Jack" Irving, two
weknown burglars, were arrested on Iuesda, last on
suspicioh Of complicy in the burglary u. & d. W.
Morga's banking Office, at Twenty hirdst and Third
ave Porter was discharged by Justice Wandc at the
Fftyseyenth street Police Court, and Irving
manded Cor further evidence Yesterday, Charles Har-
tuck salesman ~ the employ OF APPEL Co., iron HeI-
chants Of No. 100 south-st., testified that the wrapping
pauer found in the banking Office after the
iur. larry was the that wrapped around
two steel bars purchased the day before tho
burglary NV two strangers NJ Hastuck also identified
Irving a. the person 90 yon he had sold The steel ON
Thusday. Porter the discharged prisoner, with friend
called at Abee CO. store, and asked Mr. Ha.uc i hc
were c.raiu that Irving The who purchased tho
ftre OF hiin. Mr. IIastuck replied thnt u barely
t,s,ibc that had been mistaken. Porter then n-kci
Mr. Hastdck out 10 take cigar or drink. Al tue zane
tiwe minated that u would he 20 Hn5urs Interest
10; TO appear against Irving. Irving was again re-
handed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
ursnANn,s sHoCKING DIsCOYERY.

Mrs, SNIuh Downs, the WHO OF q Tc5DCCt3bIe
mechanic living i'll Madison-st, Brooklyn died at the
Tlgtlmsh Hospital Oh November -. No information II
her death was sent to the husband aud when he ap
pearrd a. the hospital November 22-tht regular
VISITING llv-he was shown hcr n1nged corpse on the
diss.ctuo table under the knife Of mccal student.
Overcome with grief ana horror he returned home 10
u4rrtfe GA. facts his pastor. the Rev G. W Powell az
fbe " li.lus Avenue Methodist Church. BrJoklyn Tho
latter has begun invest CATION Of Tie case 1he
undertaken who had charge OF the remains, states ih1t
~, Downs before she died, earnestly requested tilat
her husband should be Informed Of her death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
RR0OKLYN OFFICIAL CHANGES.

DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS MAkiNb HOOh fO' MI ="
LICASs.
Changes i'm the list of employees ot the Brook
yn municipal commissioners were the order o the nay
YESTERDAY The removals had been anticipated and none
OF those dismissed were surprised The greater number
Of them are Democrats who make room for Republicans
The most changes in the Police ana Excise
Departments as follows Parr Harlow. appointed deputy
clerk in place of Benjamin r. MidGley; eN-adeIman
A. s Rowley property clerk IN place Of W. H. Muldoon
Patrick ady fire marshal dismissed ana no successor
chosen; Drs Elm, Burdck Hopkins, and Malone
appointed roce surgeons ia place OF Drs kissai Ferry
Fecy, and Murphy; William Wade cashieS OF Exrlse
Bureau i'm place of Philip H. Briggs; General Schaln.u
Charles wood, George Gc and VI. Joshua. excise IN
spcciOrs. in place OF Thomas H. Glass. j. T. CuIiah
William Keafiig VI. Webb CLERK 10 boiler INSPECTOR, III
pac, Of ]. j. Guilfoye Hugh Armstrong aud IaiTlcH
Mclaughlin. bridge keepers III place OF william Denpse!
AMI James Farrell
number of changes were made in the Fire Commits
sion. Samuel T. BRADY appointed surgeon IN pace
OF ". T. swan, aud John Buchanan and Thomas keegdn
inspectors IN place OF J2me, DoWd ana Henry MciHn
lin. the other ~ " Boss Mclaughlin. john H. letters
w. II. Manning. j. Sattcry, g. ). McGrath, ana e. W.
Burnett were appointed - succeed W GarMo stephen
H. Powell. C. L. Niles, d. Massey and ". }. McGlnn
Tax Collectors office Mri Tanner DISCHARGED cci Ks
NJ = Alien, g. j. GIL, ana II. \ ,rbardt and tle posi-
ton held by !. Fullerton, ~ deputy coiirc'"F,
was abolished Registrar oi Arrears scott rc-TppOntcd
many o the former employees IN hig department. ana al
triu W. Il. Tally, j. H. Tilt, August BuSch, AMI Jon H.
kaue-tdc FIRST four ~ whom Democrats. Two Dem
Ccratc clerks, II. T. Gerald, and +. j. Murthu~h, were
removed. In WAS eNDeeted that about thirty employees
f. tie Department Of City Works would De removed yes
terday, and corresponding appointments made hnt Tor
Cpmnis siOrefs Faaerty, Bennett am Sc
unable 10 agree upon removals therefore, theY
were deferred. The changes will doubtless b. made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
BANKRUPT WITH LARGE LIABILITIES.

Ten of the twcny-S six creditors OF conrad
Poppcnhuscn met Yesterday tho Office Of United State
Commissioner Wnsow ia Brooklyn, ana agreed TO the
appointment Of Herman II. Schwieerng. rs assignee ~
the estate OF the bankrupt. The bond fixed at the
nominal sam Of $4,000. The total amount OF the assets
is - Dos ,3ss 81, and Of liabilities >352l856 80.
large part assets is composed ~ securities said T.
he almost worthless The ASST -nec. Mr. Srhwicicriu Is
an importer talOrs' trimmings, at Nos. - ana go
Grccue-t N,wl and resides at NO III JOacinOn-
ST.. Brooklyn.
Tine scbc Jules OF Alanson Briggs, cooper, OF No CT
Rufgar-et icl Yesterday in 10" Court OF CimlOn Pleas
s. lie lis g-s loitics al 22l 500 20 aud Es real
scts M I1~j1 "a. lis largest creditors are = Ellis
Briggs 500 iu6 80; Peter Noer l,ccIr,d hy mOitg8-c
S{3279 -; the Mechanics and Iradcrs' National Bank
Cartiy secured b. cpaat"gals, e3l SOY %; william T.
Bonsc', 80 .J1G -. aud ". X. HuuIn. G9.J1J.
the meeting ot the creditors oi J.. q. TUFTS &
Co...Dinkrup-. before Register ketChum yesterday, j.
l.. II. Ransom chosen Assignee.