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New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
Gitn Real estate for sGls.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday Oct IL. 1877.
The following auction sales were held at tue

TOR SAIF.-S2G. 900 for a magnificent
4story brown-sone house 20x5s lot 100 57thst near
J. " STEVENS. Broadray coz. $50 st.
TOR SALE-A threc-stOry brown stone
HOUSE l9H5o lot l9xl01; ''qmha college lsass ,i
ground 1916 per 4-st between 9th ana 9Th
aye location desirable and convenient wiz De sold a.
tal.ain- terms easy. Apply to WILLIAM PARKER, Coal
and From Exchange. ID tor-ilndi So. Room ie.
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
h FOR manufactures redUercs- chemical works. &C
llucks of lots witt hu kirld water fuHl. also bloc s
dwellings NevfoFu creek adjoining N0rt ui Brook
lyu terms all on mortgage y satisfactory improved
Apply t0 81. l. EHlNEi, no WIlamst
rT'UIRTEFN ELEGANT NEW HOUSES for
ferre houses lG to -6 feet front: prices
81 0O 90 s4J031 mortgage cent send Tor pamphlet
con .a o. agf prices % the Lt oGIN &
CROSS N architects. 65 4ist Two houses 90 et.
SIS00D story brown-St9ne 9ll ~ HQUSE' 4, l2l:
Aipy % .ULAND * WHITING. o Beenan sL. for full
particulars aud permit
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GO nirn DoarO.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, having very pleas
~ ant place healthy location plenty oi shade me p41tr
rooms and home comforts Wold ilhc 4
few for Fail aud Winter terms moderate on nue O
railroad depot good sabing; me drives
good hshIng hunting Address :. ShELf Dsrien conn
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ALBANY EVENING BOATS-PE0PLE'S
LI1 Drew ana - Join lrsye peg j n r.; e.ery Try
oeptec with tfcs uort and west state rooms comfortably
Fare 81 90. s. y. AAYd, 6eaI P4ss'r. Agi.
BRIDGEPORT and all points on HousatOnic
AZ and NugaIuck Railroads. Fare g. steamer bridgeport
leaves sp aaiy Sundays exceptedJ at ana
bridgeport al Ii D. m.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
A. Leave New York loot Of Desbrosses and Coandt
so m o.;washnrton the west Richmond. Charles
ton aad uo sODE making close connections for Columbus
loQ Tor Washington and TIE West and for Richmond
10 Baltimore and NashRston maIng close connections Tor
Iiti=Ourg. Cincinnati, Louisville. and 81 Louis
900 P. N. ioT washington Through Pullman cars from
$50 p n asiF for TSs6iSgtn, the south and West Pun
seepers 70 bailimore aud Washineton
H. 81 foG Pitsih the south ana souhwest coSnecss
Washington with trans Tor I5neh0u7s Florida Neworeans
For throaaa tickets plsa.s sa g; COMPANY, ofee sI5
and Desirosse- sts. and deloi JcIse1 ny - >-, o,
ASK FoE TICKETS RlTia5Abl EI4 5AAbbIiAoRE AND OHIO
CITIXENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
- snd SARATOGA, connecting with al ra,rqad n nneS
OIlE fQNJE T9s cnjl ,y new Sne m9enhcrH % p%S.aee %
IerSy n T-crg6 tcEet- sod ana baggage sccsc To- ali
points. JOSEPH CORR ELI- su.ennleideut.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FerIy station ion ID Neg-4 orS * foot q Liberty St.
ESQ a. m.-For Pennington, Eastou, Belvdere Nauch
Chu9k Iamaaas' M TAe994IIe SPARE ElmIs &c: e:on uar-.nr,
MaucA Chunk. Tsuisqua, wlkes0aIre Nl.lamsporL Sc.
10. 10 ana 20 o. ID. Tor -0meIvle ana lemngion
p m-For Fleiungton, EasiOu Mauch Chunk. Wilkes
baTe scranton. 1uukhaunOck, Tamaqua, HaAoton. Read
inE. POttsville, Harrisburg
D. u-For High Bridge Branch ssston, Bey1dere. ana
Cata-auqua-
$50 p GaiY-For Easton. Allentown, and Harrisburg
S35 D. m For Eastou.
FCr trains % local points timetable az stations.
SUNDAY TEAlNr-Ieave a. $50 a. m, IL p. m Tor
Bouud Brook 2 d intermediate points. and al $50 D. ~ ior
Ea5 5t0n Reading aud HalflaDufg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains Amboy, Red Bank. Long Branch.
ocean Grove SC. las, .. Ilf5 IN. 4. '-l3 D. ~
Stages connect at Maawan station u anu ,sn IOhI'
al ~quan % and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD ard NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections foot ~ Liberty ST, for Frecaod az
7.s5. ll,43 a. NJ. 4, 5:lJ p. m.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER RAILROAD. - Commencing SEPT. IT. 1871.
through trains viii leave Grand Central Depot:
500 u Western and NOr hen Express, with drawing
room Rochester; uiso % 70. Adams.
1880 NJ. Special Chicago and western E~Uress, with
drawing CauanGgua, Rochester, Buffalo and
NIAGARA Fails
lloOa northern ana western IAlicrs ID uca Nhiie
la and RrflHd
$50 l. M pu.} loh special Connects East
Albany Tor principal stations 60 syracuse
90 3D. Albany ana Iruy LXpicas stops at sing sing
Pc. L.l.I. Garrison fIt.c fst aiali Ii- Iofti
200 d. ro e.. Louis Express. with seepngcars tor -
Ioe running through week also. sleeping
CauanGaieua. Bun1n NIAGARA fas aniloi montreal
Wis saratoga. ,.t- ..f,t ...- -
Wafertowu Rochester Niagara tas Bl1ao cant To-
le6o .rof and Chicago AMI 70 Montreal va 81 Adams
100 D. No.. Express, with sleeping ears Tor Albany ana
Troy. ,.-..,. -.. .o,a ..
Way Trains per Local Time Tables Tickets .or sale AZ
o.. 3e and broadway, and M Westcnif Express COS
0ftces No PARK place 1e ana gi- broadway Nc"-imk,
and 3.l, MashiI CtOu-st. 49, 'ukiyu ..
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brocklnu proyertp 20 fet.

A 10 LET, very low, the desirable 3-stOry
Spa basement brick dwelling 223 Carrolst near
70 deAirlbe tenant the rent Will be made very
-~''e Apply " J. Il. CORNELL, 44 Court a., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
ERIE RAILWAY
CEMENT OF TRAINS, in effect

Il SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS In effect
ga n-C'ncnnau and Chicago Dav Express Drawing
Coaches 10 Buffalo and ~u-prls0n Bridge
IO Ja m.Express Mail for Buffalo with sleeping caches
?. II lDanyj-PaciGc Express for the West Sleeping
Coaches through iOch sler BdaaO. Niagara FAILS tncin
and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars TO
Trains leave Cnsuibers-street Depot Y. =. for
Ncwaik. t45 S@0 1O45. 1880 a 3D. 5.l5, and n -
and II midnight saturday nights only snncava $40
Butherf1rd Park Passalc. g. 7:45 10 m noon
g. $50 10 an 40, $50 %. M, and - midnight.
Paier on, q, til 100 o ~, Olo, ll5J a. NJ ~ noon'
145 s. 3iJ 345, 43o, o. $40 8. 6l5. $50. = g 10 p m.
suaef 6 7i5. 10 I0i5 M. l45, ss5. g. g. ~ m. aud
j. midnight SundaJ e. $50 10 Inr La, CO. p N,
coriwali = a. M $50. $50 p m. sundays, $50 a.
WarWick. s.sJ. 1913 a. ~. $50 y. n
Nerburgh q O+J 800. 4.5) Sundays $50
Kingston. . a. ~. - go p; %. sunday SO n m o, ,
SUNDAYS, 8. $50. 10 a. M, $50 +. y. N. 80 40 On
Mfld etOWn 7.41, 10, lUf5 O. 80. f3s T. m 9uh
DAYS. $50 10 a. p m The a. m ana 50 " M trans
connect with New-NoIk and OseEo Midland X r. al MalnsL
Jcrvis 7:i5 4" lo, lO:tj m 49, p NJ SUNDAY s.
-rTsius leaving Chambers= half hours
before o. n leave 1wentvtird ST. fifteen minutes earlier
Than above time leaving Champers st. on quarter hours
Twonfvthrd 545 I15 connecting with Trans
leaving Chambe!s-sf. 10 %. and IL midnight
Tickets for massage and for Apartments in Dra"ngroom
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained ana orders Tor the
checking transfer OF Baggage NAV De left az me company
Offices Nos 23g 4Ol 529 and 35i Broadway No C1urtst
Brooklyn. a the Conn any Del"is n ~ vi. %, - ,s
Express rals the West arrive III New OK al 80
- ''7 no \ HBB0TT General Pass'r Agent New-York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
leave FngewOOd. COster Pernont, and NyacA
Z, $50, sf5 a. j, s. 4, $40. J,5O p0V sou p @ ans
satur ay nights only at li3' p m SUNDAYS 4 H. anu
NsnueJ, spring Valley, and MoDsey Z, $50 n, Il;
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

VyyANTED-By gentleman aud wife, second
w OF hird stofy ROOM sunny WIN subs ,1 .n @ iai
noh Il ID and crate nfe between 10Th ana 5itrt 3h A4
havea moderate location must Dc hfSEeass'
1. T. Tribune Office.
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,rvveyIvANTA RAILROAD. GREAT

DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
4 TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAL
June -. -Hl trains leave Nr"-i oh
via .brossos street Fcrrrs as follows
viii Pullman Palace attached a. H. and $3.50 r. m
FSr Wnlamspor ock Haven, CORY, and Erie a $50
rnpcctfug At Tor i1tusvle Petroleum nCsntte
and the On Regions For WlAamsppu Aad Lo.k Haven,
F H. Baltimore Washington and the south. Limited
q n IN. 4 To p. Regular
aI 20 m. !. q. 4no so y NJ StLdy AMI e:O p u m
ErIres~ Phadcl pl, itSO 7-n y ilap llill Niv
Il. J. 4 D. d. . and $50 sunday % a. H.. 3. q. T. ana
..go r. m fuIgIalf am second clas-, 4.
loI trans Eiizabe. lhwar princeton iron
Auboy bennington. bttIuerr, and Cthcr points
see local schedules al al Ticket plncr- , .,.., u ,
Trans ar1ve Prom Pittsburgh b;JJ anu u.iO % ~, t-'
daily 1910 a H. O. 80 h IT, ""l9, 'A'r,'
CAV Elom Washington Ba um'f', 90 a n' ~
"a ,.insts cJ 100 aIO 1910 1880 100 g. m. 2lu.
s.ia no goo $40 1910. aid lN%U D. d. Sui-al 3'J
GOO 1910 1880 q. b'v, anu tl.-I y. ~ .,- ff.
ana Of bcsncses auc t9tands %. tfoaot, i,
Bookivn Nos IA ll6 and Ms iindH nsi hopArl ne
pot Jersey En grant IcAet once SO ii't'l- "--
General Manager General Passenger Agent
r.,HE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS East -
NOT A TRIP MISSED N SEVEN CONSECUTIVE l.
YEARS.
THE elegapt steamers sr0NiNGT0v aud NAHRAGAN-
~" sFTT leave SO. North River. Al 3 y. M
daily except -uuhayhl-
kets for sale principal tic- ct Offices and state
rooms secured all Offices of wescors Express Coz ana al
1858 broadNY auo,rrnE,Scu lime
,.oht onlv steamers daily (rxrept Suudaysl a.
~ RON pier 90 North River foot oi Wsrr'nst fre1hts
wa el'isI EIbnock pres l. W. TILNSs Gen Pass. Agt
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Gteamboais ano Railroads..

4 LBANY EVENING BOATS-pEOPLE'S
~ LIN drew and So John. leave pier A. r.. every
wCok day, p. connecting a. Albany Sunday morning
ceptec win fc'ns north and west sateoo comfortably
warmed. Frgc IN by boats Oi the Brooklyn Annex
Fare al 90. :. +. MAYO, GelL Pas r Agt.
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w M "a NJ y hIBB6Tr General Passr gent New-York

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD. WHITE Moo NTAISS. MONTREAL aid in
termtta,c points leave Pier -, T. r. daily -
days exceptadl 8 and II connecting with
iai trains New Haven 10. Hartford Springfield SC Tick
checked a. 944 broadway NcW-l
and Coutst BROOKLYN. EXc ARSON Ia New Haven and
return. ~ 80
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Roara % Ro9ms Wantel

A GENTLEMAN and Wiz, ana -lnglt Eeiltlr-
M rrGfrr IAHu la rri ATE Emily, where tisr
are 10 other EoIriar lhrF wari iron. ann b,'k I"i
r,,r 2utl aud aih &c., - anc rtl
sv Hn-serr must state fu particulars o. price and
lurauOl of rooms - m ---.,..... ,-...
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

BRIDGEPORT. and all points on HousatOaic
AZ and N4ugaruck slroa Fare, 81. steamer BRIDGEPORT
leaves Caarne slr aaiy Sundays e1ceIed at p H and
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

TV1O LET. furnished 81 gentlemen without
I t,,r,I-, f, pAETlE ana Bedroom Oh second nuoi
also snce room til floor. l0- East 2i- second d"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12
/ 0NG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA

h southern lr0ad C,nmrnciag Oc.. 3.
1877. The steamer JESSE uJNT HiN leave new iors,
Pier s. North RIVER Go0t OF hectorst ting ai san
HO0s lor Long ETauch Il.adtplla am Toms
River u q. N. and IA Viueand. B1drei0n. Eec Har
Dor Sc q. Mi Waut1wu raraeeat aud IuckerfoD, g. n
VS.. rNEDEN. teuI Manager.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

TEvO RENT. with BOARD, handsomely tur-
t.h. rooms an suite slngy. Prices moderate IT,
ercrres cxchanged Apy At 80. ll0 East 2Ah-st, near
ffnHve
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

isEEAST JSTH->T-A second floor with
K au modern Heucrs IN a small private German
f..,fv. Table rlDi. terms rlDa craze.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

ERELEXINGTON-A E.-Second story 'front.'
- room 20 hnlui also back fiIiof aha iiife
sjorg froat room; ; al lmf frps~mcnts telrrnce-.
I5n FAST 21~T-ST.. Grimrrcy Park
- Desirable with hrat class 3larli f.leIcAce.
cx hinged.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-12

DC WEST 32-ST.-TwO large ROOMS on
~ second floor with BOARD; terms moderate refer
uces exchaused. Table b0ariers taken.
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5ituntlons Uaulco-- females.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BF RECEIVED IT TIE UP
TOWN OFFICES No. .s3S Broadway, corner thirty drsI
ar .tU- est Twenty Eirhthittt.i .sb
Tbiravp cor F0rv-seventh st.. az the HARLEM OFFICE
No we. onehundft tnd-JW y
larem savings Bank Building up 10 p H., aJ regular
.l-.
, 1877-10-20

regular are its rcrfods Of activity that vo could
foEetcli It's movements within faw minutes.
4 NARROW EscArE
(icn. Poe said Yesterdny, In regard to the park
expedition: "'fhcre were mine OF ue, nll we'll
armed, Gen. Sherman himself carrying MUS"
kct."
"But this was abou. The time" said The re-
porter. that Joeeph's band n,assaesed parties
In the parki"
ayes, We met, while returning to Fort Ellls,
Dtctrich's tnrty. who were going into the park,
and we're snoatly n1aeaacrcd By Joseph's baud q
few davs afterwards"
"8uppose you Ind met the savnscs, how
would you have faredI"
We could have got AwRy with scouting par.
ties. becauet nine we'll armed white soldiers ara
u match for treble their numbers, bnt hal We
met joscph'a whole band va OF coirne would
hare been no match for thcm,n
Returning to Fort Ellis, they next rode to
Hcicna. the Capital OF Montana Territory, 106
u,ilcs In one day, BY 4 relay Of stages They
visited old Fort Benton. established long ago
by the American Fur Company, Also Fort shaw,
and then striking ortT tile country TO Fort Mis-.
youla, and then across the Bitter Root Mount
Aims through Idaho, and across Washington
Territory - tho Pacific Coast. Htncc which
their excursion By steamer to the British Pos
sessions has been rocounted by telegraph.
tien. Poe's opinion ras asked in regard to
Cen. Howard's march In pursuit ot the Hex
Pctres. .o-..
"That We consider" said the General, "the
most remarkable pursuit nf an cncsny on record,
and Gen. Howard h entitled to great deal Of
credIt,H
, 1877-10-20

THE OLD MkAHENa FORMALLY BOUNCED.
Yesterday tho old Board Of Wcst.Patk Com
missioncrs received from uov. Cullom formal
uotice Of the!r removal froln Office. They have
appeared rather undecided during tho past Two
OF three days ~ 10 what was the best
course to pursue. although they have pro-
fcssea to Le determined to fight to tho
tsI. Yesterday, however, their u.lntts wero up
parenlly n,ade up, aud MIR. Bohney. their attoF-
tIry, IL 1bout to draft reply to tue Guyerllort
respectfully begging to TRY Issues With hiln upoi
Ills asttuu, fUr reasons which have already been
kLte.! IN theso c1Oluu!ns.
The new appoihtees arc tqutetly laying their
pl2us for procedure. They haye hrcu waiting
lor tls return ot Atr. McCfca from thu West, 10
that they might consult together upon tho sub.
1eet' Inat gentleman WAS at his customary pust
yesterday, aud It MAS stated by one Of Ills col
lcagnes tt'at by the itst of tho week At faTthcst
the new ilNtubcTa would doubtless come To-
gcthtr and form soule let!ulte plan of actiun.
Alr. Mood WIS intcndin. " llAye HIcd AlS
bond mud t4ke ILL outh Of otlce fron tho
County Clerk Yesterday, but, owing to pscsa
81 oasaie.s ant tac inele,nencf af lhs weather,
III to-day. His bonus, ~ stated yesterday,
Mr. WosAf4rd IL still holding back, hut nu-
upuuces that hc will bc on time when the ox.a-
eioa demands NTH hfs bonds aud qualltca-
tiou,
M1: Mecre., hav1nK lu.t returned, has not
had time to give the matter Of hfs appointment
come into line With the rest.
Sune OF the new members feel like sayip&
much about their future COURSE Of ACtfon, "a
they confess they do not know themselves ex-
a.sfy what IT. Will be. They will probably or-
Kaul1u ~ LIS LEN WessPazk Board early u The
, 1877-10-20

mentioned The conditions or terms of the
contemplated settlement have nut bccn coin
piled with, anf they are mol binding. Tho sa!nc
oi this claim the Nevelser is unable to estimate
The Receiver further reports That the stock
and hon,lt mentioned in "ENhtblt u y ~ haV-
lng been transferred tn or lNll by The State
Savings institution wcrc placed there BY Nycss
~ manager to secure the Individual notes of
Nos. ID, IT, ii, Is. and ID Of rcalestase exhibit
''B" were conveyed by Mycta TO Mr. Guild. Ut
the State sa%,ngs Institution ~ further tccurity
for the individual notes o! Myers. The Receiver
claims that this conveyance Was .ano II, as to
the creditors Of said defendants. roid ansl Of no
elect
to be prepared general bnlantc sheet from Tho
OF September. 1871 (tic day tile hank ctosed',
which shows tho situation ard status nf said
hank u the same appears upon and from Its
books:
, 1877-10-20


of Injunction III tl,e raso oi Gushing VI, tho
State Savings Institution was drawn MP yester-
day. 1t ID drawn atruug enough TO shut pall tho
courts In Cook County, enjoEui,lg the plaintiffs
and their attorney, George 4. Guilds, "and all
othcrs tlIclr attorneys, solicitors, agents. serY
ants, and contcderates,h - from taking out any
process under, or bringing any suit or proceed.
ing either at law or i1 equity urol,, sail 'indg-
nlcnt, Of lor tbs enforcement thereof" In any
court. or issuing any execution, ur IL anY 1Iher
wso interfering uuticr colur Ut such Judgment
with tho property, real or !crAona, rtc., OF tic
bank, or with the Rerelver. The Clerk Is nlso
forbidden to make my transcript OF tho lui1g-
mcnt OF to lssuo MI execution.
A ,noilon wasn.a'ls Yesterday morning betoEo
Judge Moose by Mr. Hitchcock, as attorney fur
the Receiver Of the FI4e'ty savinss pank. fur an
nl4nvtion 70 prevent the prosecution 4 s'!tts
Waa fled some weeks ago, aud hottcc was given
ThursdaY that tho motion would bo takeu up
yesterday tnorntnX.
The counsel tor the atockhol1crs cottenfc.t
| that they had not had tImc enough to prepare.
| having had only one uAy'a notlsr, and askcti for
more tilne. Alter sutt,e l!ttle talk the ars,l-
iMcnt was postponed untii next Thursday, the
1t shu Fidelity, DR.. Turpln was found trying
to dry htn,sci. lle explained SHAT on. Thurs.
| QaY liz took tuat nAu saitc.l up t!lu Calumet
Is far d lsycrdale, ia cuupany with thu up
praEseEs. This saw the property tsuch Of it Us
| was not under waterl ana concluded That II
waa very wet. eoiHu Of thn property was not
examined for tbs reason that tIie stryinrr had
hrau.llt Ut four feet. wltlu there were uot tuote
than thirty Inches Of water ~ sums Of 1hu
| prepared, and nothing u needed but tic up
iFatsai, which will not be completed until alun-
day ncxt At shs earliest. Tuesday, II possible,
/ mi IN ht4 f,ntnt a. ka ~ n
, 1877-10-20

M,ers f,a. reoue.ted the Receiver 10 tIlc viii.
bis report communication from him (Atyers)
viii vi tie lie state,nsns therein referred to, wlclt
bEaeed n thts report a!l property anl e1a'ms Of
srn's LETTER.
Lastly, finally. null TO conclude, comes this
s?ntrtbutlon from The rtspfs.t'lls !''. Sydney; In
h,n soFpnlses h.s not .,a a te easst .. re-
meoa''S =. t,,.ersr s,'' sr1 ca, cct NJ,
ana paper ne sctzes Inc Mn ahu tne opEu.suhlt';
When reporter Is unaole TO make l!e11d or tasi
tns foiioMne 's expains u tsei Tic ~ readsr
viii plcasc sos'slier that remark a. having beeu
made. anu, remembering that tic euGtluntea-
ton 10 5 ~ ~ y ss,u 'r ~, ,'e .. ~, H.
"" sr*. =. o' IVY ~ W. p'e.'e' :, ,.--
eats sS b. al Ill., Rtst.se, ..e.mns I
Esrdtfs the details Of your repott " sel.edues os
you present with Soqr report t:atrmens
Of tho steady reduction OF ths Liabilities
Of tho H. and a.. savings Lam,
which have been rapid anu continuous
etncs Foon ateE the great lineage ase. ana fnt!tg
eiaa unanc'at @ ano ~, @ sn
~ M Isni,s ~ sIxtvTnx nm III. rstmctf1,,, ri
iho amount due tlrpostors viii b. fo;nI in irtail
by days and months In ab,tsact. .booEs Non. ani
.. 4 cory Of thu abstracts IL sab1nittel here.
with. II will anpear that otc.ha!f of the de-
pcslsa mars ueoH FAla uAs aliu hhoI tHrea
payments haso oern retY well distributed.
'ns namusf - aePoo's s,r.. w. ,a, nn, "'S,, IT.
y .,,o, @ h .o.ti ie Viii .,a1
hc srrn ihst thcso arze mi. rnntinunnx piyu,cmts
have Involved hcaYy disbursements for tnssfcst anil
commissions TN Temporary 1oAn1, or nEaf4 t0&fH
on securities buught in guo,l ttars aud sold In hard
times not 10 xresk OF sFinkaVc Of real estate sui
ntttca, "Why not surrender to advcrsa circuu,.
stAuccs rather than make great H1crtdceaf" Tht1
10 instlcf involving judgment OF thu real c!rcu.
| e!bio puttluns mnst be governed by their bcAt
lights, act upon tHc!r ctnc'hsona, asu Aoluo by
| tho result: ! oe!tssGd IL ny aatY 70 haJ o.
| long a. ine ash1iaota assclE q me psNK
, 1877-10-20

In tho County Court yesterday the Hyde Park
Pumping Works assessment case Of 1877 was
postponed until the S0th Inst.
The Committee OH Public Service has about
completed tts report on votinR-plsccs AMI Judges
Of election, and will report to the Board Mor-
day.
fhc Grand Jury disposcd Of rcen'ar docket
cases yesterday, and calculates to complete tho
list today. Afondsy Investigations Will be COM
mcnced.
The Criminal Court calendar for ttc remainder
OF tho term has been made out, and tlle tt'aI ei
Heorec Il. slnme, tho divorce attorney, who
was brought from New fork on rcquisttion, Ia
put down for Monday.
The recent heavy ralns havc been very damag'
ing to the brick contractor on the Court-ilonsc'
THO danpnces has been too .ntlct, fur tile lime
In tho bricks he is using, for such AS hare been
exposed to tho weather hare bnTssed hetorc
getting Into the walls Instead Of nftcswanl.
, 1877-10-20
THE CITY-uAIL.

The 1tccnsc-rccclpts were only 1900 ycsttrtlaT.
The Comptroller issued rcvcune warrants
yesterday amounting TO $4,000.
The Hutl.lIng Committee will meet nt t2o'closk
This afternoon to conAfder hills.
The teachers OF the evening schools will he
paid this afternoon At 2 o'clock at the Comp
trolicr's office.
The Treasurcr's receipts yesterday were
$1,720 from the City Collector, $4l5 from the
Water Department, and 3ao1 from tho Comp
trollcr.
Of The North and West Divisions met In Tic
Ctty-Cicrk's office yesterday afternoon to con-
slider The building Of bridge over the river at
Carpenter street. No definite conclusion was
feqcheu
, 1877-10-20
DEATHS.

corw1Tli-At Dr.dgchamptop. Long Istsnd n.
r. On The 10th inst. in hls Bath year. ourdcn
Mrs Edward iIetnpstead. ot This city.
AELviLLE--The funeral o! tl,s late Mrs. John
Melville will take place from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. William Small. No. 10 South Gscen
street. at o'clock D. IN. Sunday, Oct. 81.
YuTEK-DcL III, At o'clock p. H.. beloved
wife Of Martin Suter. aged ~ Year,,
Mo. 400 Clyhourn arcnuc. Friends limited.
QuAID-Oct. 1D, at 3:40 p. tn., Mrs. Ellen
Quald. aged - years, VITO Of Timothy Qusia:
ncad, Ind: Capt. II. q. Bowney Of Waukcgsn; ;
and Mrs. D. N. Ellnppell.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. D. n. chappcll. No. l4o8 State
street, corner Thirty -nrst, Il 1p IN. Sunday, Oct.
Il.
JACOBS Sunday morning. Oct. II. fIe'on Oil.
lett, wife of Charles 7. Jacobs. OF indianapolis.
brother of q. r. Jncobs. OF this city.
, 1877-10-20
OBITUARY.,

DAYTON, IT,, Oct. l9.-Pctcr 0dltu. one Of the
oldest praeliclng lawyers In tho Wcst, died this
morning. Tic haA &cFyc4 sevesal years ~ State
was widely known through thu country. lle
was in his T9th year, but still an active aud
Lard worker.
, 1877-10-20

lies Of superior tnuh and beauty. Ills offered in
popular sizes snd At popular rsicca. This refresh
Ing perfume IL thus brought within tho reach OF
every ono. lis prepared from, tho pusest and best
materials, and with the u1uosI care.
In qaArtsr and half pints. plnts. and quarts. In
Usaknt skrla caA< sad slaAa AtakAnska
, 1877-10-20

Many s1psess s4tontshment that paper 70 full
Of illustrations and fresh RlxttsE in each number
could b sold 1t 20 low priet ~ that At which
dadIfus B1-dr IL so!a Tho fsCt remains thAt It
Il dono, sud tho secset Il known t0 ", II. An
DRkwx, Cincinnati
, 1877-10-20

LaAyESwoNrn, Kan, Oct. ia little hoy
8 or years old by tho name of brock, living
near the Town VI 0slsa!oosa, wcnt out 10 q
straw-stack lsy before yesterday With eouple
Ut older boys, atd, rlayiMg around, tue little
lclloW hid III tho straw. Ills brothers were
playing With some mntches, aud sft tire to the
s.ack, which WIS soon destroyed and the ILL.,
fortunate boy burned 10 dcatia When ho WAS
toln.l bis parents tried to lift him, md his head
droppcd &Ium hls body. alr. Brock also lost l!s
| stable aud several huut1ted bushels of grain.
, 1877-10-20

EVUN . NM IVUHot = ~
uf lectures atr to b Published in the Chri*ilaa
Advocate of New Yosk. Dr.. Fowler. the editor,
has evidently nade = ten.sttikc. sce advertise.
ment In another column.