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STEAMSHIPS.
TEXAS.


MORGAN LINE u. .. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
The following low-pressure Iron Steamships
form these lines: ssis#4rp
H Hahtas SaH HkAhA1s y y & sR nkETyHs
9 2EsfGN GIFE 81 tonF HHka'
Plying from Morgan City. in connection with
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad f
IL. For 'na'"no'"' vim Galveston
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Through bills lsding signed to Houston and
Ge and e. ReEpaa '4e l. H. sna
and Great Northern ,Railroad. via Clinton. and
the Texas Trans nortation Company,
Freight charged as per new card rates. 5f
Ban Antonio freghts received and forwarded
via Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific Railway
and Ouero. Il lfE@f hth#F
The iron steamer
1. &. HARRIS
win leave Morgan City on
TUESDAY. June 8. z
Lghterage at Brazos santiago at risk and ex-
pense Of consignees
Freight received for and bills lading signed
only to Brownsville, via Kio Grande Railroad,
as per new tariff less per cent until further
notice.
Freight payable liz gold. ss
<sEs. For Corpus Christi, Fulton ana
sss%sg St. Mary Giia Eia Rock portThe iron
Will leave Morgan City on
SUNDAY June 8. -.
Lighterage to Corpus Christi if any at risk
and expense of consigneeS.
Freight for st. Marys and Fulton landed at
Rpckport.
Freight for all the above points received at the
Depot Morgans Louisiana and Texas Railroad,
foot Of Lafayette street. daily. until D. m.
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BATON ROUGE.

Leaves every MONDAY at D, NJ, and FRIDAY
IT. - at IL N
AS$1ea6 The passenger steamer
ST JOHN
Frank Bergeron, master, J. O. Bergeron, clerk
Leaves as above for Baton Rouge, Pla1uet
mine, DOnaldsonville and all coast landings,
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY,
EVENINGS.
Fer freight or passage apply on board or 10
4. o. MELANCON. 81 Bienville streesp
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BAYOU SARA.
UPPER COAST,

., REGULAR TRI- WEEKLY PACKET,
Leaves every, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and.
'@', gATURDAY at 10 o. m.
I .u.6. u FOR ASHLAND PLANTATION
Ascension parish. Donaidsonville
and all coast 1andings-The fine
side wheel passenger steamer
% T.; w3.eo.s BLUE WING NO. 3.
J. a. Comstock, master,
Geo. III. Woods. 8. Heno and Chas Dea:,. clerks.
VIII leave as above. Returning leaves ASH
land Plantation Tuesday. Thursday and sun
ga. day. coming down the coast in daylight. For
freight Or passage apply on board or to
g., ap22 .. J. COMEAUX, 20 Cont street.
P.s. All freight delivered in the daytime,
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BsEUF RIVER.
0UACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND OUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
OUACHITA CITY, TRENTON AND MONROE
Weekly Ouachita City U. q. Mail Packet.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ct o. m.
FOR OUAOHITA CITY, TREN-
LeneR ton, Monroe and all way landings
= IL The steamer -
JOHN III. HANNA,
Tin place Of Ouachita BELIEF
II; ". Blanks, master. Joe Holmes. clerk,
VIII leave regularly as above For freight or
passage apply on board or to
Capt =. A. BLANKS. President,
No. q Canal street, corner Delta.
JAhTEEY W HAThkN Gh5TT n6phAK EPp I11s
+. s.-Has regular connection with all the
tributaries. Is. a. felt
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FIR bark Comtesee Duchatel, Depont, fer Bordeaux
X r. Poole
achr A Den1ke, Jones, for Boston Master
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RAILROADS.

THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTES TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
for the spring eana summer
of 1877.
Working out of New Orleans via the N O. and
NJ X. H., and presenting the following attractive
lnes'to the attention of all NoFth-bound Tour-
lists and Travellers:
Route No. I-All Rail.
Vie Montgomery, Columbus. Macon, Augusta
Wilmington. nichn ond.
q hours AZ Minutes, New Orleans TO
New York.
nhe same time always as bvany other line
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opeika.
Solid Day Trains thence to Augusta.
Pullman Sleeping Cars the nee to Wilmington.
Elegant Parlor Cars thence to Richmond
Pullman Sleeping Cars thence to New York.
ALL CHANGES AT SEASONABLE HOURS
AND INTO CLEAN AND PROPERLY
VENTILATED CARS.
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vICKsBURG.

-0NrTED STATES MAIL PACKET.
s:S.s 1FSSsfy V YYEkR5 e p sR Fl
.tsakss4sf Davis's Bend and in tor ifsts
$3.50 landlngs-The steamer
K0BT. Il. lee,
VIM. Campbell. master.
A. WoVay and Jno. FL. Mosaop clsras.
PartsoSs Line for ali points on Yazoo. D sunogs .
en- Deer Greek and Tallahatehie.
-, y Jam 4 WORK:
AZ nils H agi1s o a,aa AMgsnts
and ali Stations East on veks5u 70 i s5rnse.
D0tt en 8 T BEoo k1!F9sd Agent s. magazns
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
Leaves r eyer 1p PHgHSPAT o 11l,r
49, and the Bsnds1The The f aineH and last
DassenTEK A 1Tnrket
TN place of the Frank Pargoud)
VIII leave as above. connecting at vieksburRa
Wn Lime ne for a h oonts o.
right 70 pass al landings that the Captain may
consider unsafe, For freight Or pas. age apply
on board, or TO
4 sA " zBA ( MWsoRk'
Through Bills Of Lading. given to Tal1ulah
mh27 80, -' W. B. BRoCKETT.
SATURDAY vICKsBURa UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P. M.
i, H..Ts, For VICKSBURG, DAVTSS BEND,
hSs$&4AkY6 Natchez and all intermediate land
inga-Tha passenger Jacket
YAXOO VALLEY,
Gin place of NatchezI
Il. Il. Smith, MUSTER Frank Beck and W. Will
son, clerks
connecting ut Yieksburg with the Parisot Lin
for. Yazoo, Tallahatchie and Sunfower rivers,
and with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
This boat reserves The right to pass all land.
ings that the Captain may consider unsafe.
For freight OF passage apply On BOARD, or to
y zaa JANNEY u WORK 1O6 Common street,
HITE d CARLIN. Tchoupitoulas ct
mas
Through Bills Of Lading given TO Tallulafs
and all Stations East on Vieksburg Shreye-
port and Texas Railroad.
W. b. BROCKETT. Agent. % Magazine st
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BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.

REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND TENSAs
PACKET. =
Leaves on SATURDAY. June Q, at D. m.
H. FOR FLOYD, MONTICELLO,
Richardson's Landing, Delhi, Point
49," Mabin. Warsaw. Urocketts Point
SHsDS2rns Landlng, Cut~Of. and all intermediate
land1ngS-The passenger steamer
w. j. kOiTEVENr. 81
In place of Steamer Trenton.)
J, y. Sullivan. master, j. l.. Robbins clerk
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or to. =
LORD g. McPEAKE,
HITE IL CARLIN Agents
my30 JANNEY 81 WORK
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for the spring eana summer
of 1877.
ROute No, J-All RAJ

Via Montgomery, Columbus. Macon, Augusta
Wilmington. nichn ond.
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nhe same time always as bv.any other

% hours Al Minutes, New Orleans
New York.
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June Ia bales cotton Gumbel-3 do L Airey
a. Powell-a Richardson & May Allen, Nugent
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MR., BEECHEKS TRUST IN GOD.

FRIDAY EVENING TALK AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.
Mr. Beechcr was speaking last evening, at
the Plymouth Church prayer meeting, Of the power Of
religion TO sustain IN Of trouble and disaster
Perhaps" said he somewhat abruptly You would ike
10 know what | think Of it my Well. have
nothing to Of in the way OF extraordinary faith
but have this to say; that if II had not been for my
love for and trust in Christ would have been, during
these wears Of all I1cn the most miserable, and dead
man long ago. by the grace Of God am what am
nv ReieeIner bath redeemed from death. Ny cup
runnelh would not, if I could, have one SINGLE
ang in ny lie different than il Is, or blot out one single
trial that Las come ii my way"
Later IN the evening Mr. Bcecher said have mad
some experience that no Olhernan ever had remem
Der when went over the To plead IN England for
y country and the OF freedom, something OF NY
feelings the day vent to Manchester. where WAS to
mike INV FIRST address The greatness OF the cause rose
before me n never before added 20 THE my despair
ni being able 70 accomplish my purpose. / knew thes+
was a Determined effort brewing 20 break me DOWN
didn't know what II ~ speak - a British audi
ruce a.d whether / could treat them as J
would talk 70 a hostile American audience.
WAS IN despair The h0ly was approaching. Iheu
threw m..cf IN Gods hands. sad over ana over
ac.u: LEI what may become OF me, bur Oh, let the
r>r nro,,-r' Then there the great peace ana
roia ~ "A u FrpcTraie Hall calmly as Il were az
nome" lAr Hercler Ia~e himself from his chaIt D.
has elbows. and ~ he d.slr- down H-d!n SAID rnpht
really Il i,te that au1icuce. TGerc within me
lJgd Digger than tue AtaAtc ready 10 pour 1orth huu
OyrrvheIn them When trod ina platform Wa ~
composed is now. amid ali the misses, tie storm o. Dc
limitation and uacouen 81 hatred mad no lie2 theJ
meant me. Yet with II al had the most determined
purpose ana when carried out Tie real trust III
God is IN itself the thunder Of the Almighty
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mage Of 1880 About $50 werevessels Of good size
They rank rs follows:

From yearly reports it appears that the annual
aggregate Of vessels built in the United states IL
30. worth from S12.O00,ocO to S150O0oO0;
AID the business IL expand ns year by year. At the
present tine there building under contract the
Delaware large iron steamships Of the best class,
ranging nom 800 TO $500 burden. besides a
Der OF powerful iron tugs OF eJO 300 tons burden and
other small o: the large vessels John Roach has
eight including two monitors FOR United Gov
ornmcDL
The in'imation IN the circular Of Brown Co. that
there arr no sipbudcrs pure and simple in the
Uated States. has foundation whatever There are
number OF such budars and they rank with any in the
world. John Roach q Sons alone claim 20 have con-
trctcd more iron ships within five years than any builder
in England. Since 1s72 when they began to make iron
Ships firm have built 33 iron steamers. counting
those now under coutrac) having total tonnage Of
6s5O 81 this tonnage 900 being engaged in the
foreign trade. and o; subsidized by the British
Government alter tue refusal Of a subsidy by
Engines have built for these vessels with an ndi
Gated horsepower OF 1920 and other engines, for huils
constructed other yards having an indicated horse
power Of 200 As will be seen by the impAnt table
published the head OF this article the large sum OF
Sl4 600 has been ler will have been By sept paid
out by the firm for the materials and labor of tine
country. This has all been done by single
American yard Tables Of equal interest with
the could furnished probably by other yards,
bu. nothing need he added the statement here pre-
sented put stop forever to nmatOns like those con-
tanned in the circular Of Mr.. Brown. The table given
worthy attentive perusal, for 1t possesses
far wider nfest than illustrate the operations Of
certain sipyard. II shows tine variety Of trades 20
winch iron shipbuildmg gives employment, and 1t III
disclose the OF the immense proftableness -
country OF tins important industry Bear in mind in
CLAIMING over the figures that Of the Sli,s90,0OO ex
PENDED not over 81 100000 OF IL paid FOR crude
materials. The wood the metals, cotton hemp, etc,
cost only per OF the whole. All the rest was
for skilled labor The table shows the national import
ance of iron shipbulding.
WhIlc the General Government has shown no DISPOSE
ton to aid this interest fu thPr than maintain Our
Registry laws, the whole tonnage referred 10 above
while being built for the merchant service Is adapted Ia
Of navy when required, and Is at all times
available For Iis purp0se without cost TO the Govern
m6nt There could be called together at 10 days notice
30 iron screw steam - OF from II to II knots speed
fully manned and e ppei under the Am arican tag for
the structiun OF commerce. and their yslnf
Tor this purpose fully exclaimed tie reports made
by Admiral David p. Porte, L. :. n.
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LEvYING ON A HULK.

motion was made before Judge Donohue, in
eurrcme Court Chambers - vacate an attachment u ths
sal, O.. David W against Nathaniel Mckay The SIT
- p ,cre-, II the defend ant given u l-7l 10 te extent
Of aou; s7IO attachment obtained on The ground
that Nj Mckay resident AID WIS levied on the
disnautl4d hulk Of the Deawafc wh'eE MI heh@y
bo1gat rom tie Government Tle defendant caaed tlat
,lc.. ae,eulepces were given for tie accommodation
u Lacus ". Pond and Josiah Caldwell. ard
rh9t the rlaiurG when h got them, knew ul' II
m ~ tuOut consideration anA worthless he Claimed tlat
n. was - o, York, though hs business NAT o.
vessels, ttslh Elm ~ many Vt(7r
tfts rs daughters scnO IA Frlal"lp'ia and 30
10 a them inC while gagged tA' ~ tio
a.,p.a Na.t-Y4T B. lived viii thrIu. Ia AUX vas
iu dangerous puOu ami T.. r. Russell piaintn- nauEhr
tNe brooklyn Navy sEu tAfIsnii
10 m N loose IN Vreselt condition sic would Dc grealy
cndsn.rrC IN any s'Ofi1. - ....-
On M o,acr hand letter irOm Mr. MCKAY Inviting
friend his Pnaorha vas i-'d AZ" Il vas sboNn
tbat ,ai z ills year up The beginning ~ L.b sl ne
LlInsod At re H0iuap ROd-c a. u fhs"ipha
Judge heid that the Freyondefance % u'o1s. srs
resident aud ic.use 70 Ylcate IRE httcl
leu DANCE hulk the shef1r YES ~ charge ara
mast OF ber After tIs decision IN Vas
between sic pa.es 20 ahe snt " WLe t1e max Was
puu. 4!
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DAMAGES FOR CHANGE OF GRADE.

Frederick :. Heiser, as executor OF Chusuana
E Smith, procured writ ~ ceti0uri 70 review The &C.
tiou Of tie Board o. Assessors in making award for
damages to Mrs smith for the change OF grade Of Eighth
ave Mrs smith owned plot the west Gideof E.gE-
ave- RAINING from Ninety first 70 A.nety-seooDc-s,
about 26O feet deep. she died after the change O grade
Her executor put in n claim for 100000 damages.
There was some informal talk between Mr. Nhitcheil'
Mr. Hesers qwyer and the assessors, ending IA 40 TN
drrsfsndiug that "A some day he should have
hearing 5ir Whitehead fell sick. aud heard nothiaS
more onf the matter until he heard thtJ the asrsrs
bad awarded bis client only $500. On reminding tile
...ssis Of the understanding, he told theJ cup
Uosd as he took further steps, that ne had abtn0Obed
fhe Acs of further hearing and refused - alter Their
award on then return 0 the ceriioriT, Il appeared
that the assessment list had been lied win The Con-
trJlia and The case before Judge DuHoLue on
no JD 20 in lude Ire Controller IN The VIII 10 make the
retnrn nnmplele. Judge Don0-ne aenlea tle nouoh.
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ST. JOHNS GUILDS FINANCES.

COMMISSIONER HOWE REPORTS THAT HI FINDS IT
IMPOSSIBLE TO MAKE An ExAMNATIOS-THE
TREASURES STATEMENT.
At a meeting OF the Board of Estimate and
Apportionmcnt YESTERDAY at the Mayors Office Lindsay
/ Howe Commissioner Of Accounts, made tie following
report on 81 Johns Guild
II imoossble 70 make examination OF the nnaacal
an q: the ~ Johns Gud for two reasons nTst that
nm MONEYS received by St Johns Guild, whether nom
re civ treasury Ot1er SOurcrs, nave been De
poLd III the neronil private BANK account OF Tue
-rr " tie Guild ANDREW " Le-glt N connection
" ia Lis private business ahrs, and there are no means
Of determining the belonging TO the separate in
tersts second THAI the treasurer Oi tbe Gid mas nos
f any books during the past taree years. except such
nook. and accounts have been prepared Tor the pf-
noe. OF TIL. examination since the action OF the Board
~ T.tinate and AppOrtlOnmeDt, and whicn cannot be
accepted as books VI original entry.
Mr. Legsat treasurer Of TIE Guild, complains that in
justices 10 him this report He says that has
been Ia. custom for convenience, 10 deposit with the
National Trust Company all trust funds committed TO lis
esre INCLUDING relief FUND OF the Guild. These funds
have NOS been credited to separate accounts tie
books Of tire cOGIanT but h. own books, he states,
y, been 40 kept that he could az any tune ascertain
Tie amour. due - caca fund. His private
account Kept VITA the Chemical Bank has
never been eompicau,i win any trust funds.
fle Il o ..tes thA - .- "L.a kelt as Treasurer ~
the Ggi.d n1nks ~ o-I. rEy hic. were referred To
hG n.E his i I-.-i. I'D annual strts uIeus,
PIE any aciJI 90 l' -4r OF the Board of Az
D1rroumeut ia refegg.-. . Johns Guad II became
apparent the Guiii require regular SETS OF
books And he had prepared trJm MS book OF original
afierwaTd submitted 20 Mr.. Howe win t-e Original
yuuchcYa.
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HARPER STOCK AT TIE BOOK SALE.


Both auctioneers and buyers showed signs OK
wearness yesterday in the book trade SALE and tho
books went of a much slower rate than on previous
days The rich Harper Brothers was the only
large invoice offered during the day; bids were started
by auctoneer about the figure for which the pub
sbers wished TO SELL and these prices met with lazy
response or groan derson, according TO the demand
for the book and its popularity among the dealers.
There we're few runs during the day, the number
being limited by the exiby Of price which the auc-
tioneers held TO behalf OF the publishers The stock
was 50 good one throughout. however that there was
little nnsteadiness in the Sales which, Ike al
those OF the Harper house strong and firm. with
out needless excitement The other firms contributing
TO Yesterdays sale were ]. r. LipDncOu Co.. r. z.
Merriam, World Publishing House. Henry Holt a Co.,
Estes d I.auriat. william Wood Co. Lockwood,
Brooks a Co.. Macmillan & Co., h0msOn, Brown d Co,
Heqry Hoyt. Virtue & Yorston, ami samuel d. Bnrloek
& CS Their invoices al small m size and only
attracted ntful interest
To-lav which ends the sprn Q sale. Is To he day OF
small contributors. The sale Will close With Invoices OF
stationery OF various kinds The firms who VIII con-
tribute 10 the DAYS sale follows: DOnneley,
Lloyd X Co., Alexander Moore :. W. Burley, James
Miller = W Tilton CO.. Henry II. Young Co. Lowell,
Adam WessOn & Co. Erastus DarrOw, j. NJ. stoddart
& Co.. Empire Publishing Company j. :. Locke a Co,
Company T. v. Bliss a Co., Jones Bros Co. Henry u
Hinton Co., j. Leverson T. Bierstadt, Charles Iaber
Il Co.. j. schmidt & Co, Pierce a Bushnell CDarles
Desver & Sons Edward Heating, The Catholic Publica-
ton Society T. VI Haverty. r. O'shea, Peirick War
ringtOn aud the Claremont Manufacturing Company.
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POLICE RorTINE MEASURES.

The Police Commissioners yesterday received
two communications from George Blnn one Of them
through the Mayor Mr.. Blunt complained that street
refuse had been dumped b. them into the harbor aud
recommended tie OF steam hopper barges. whieh
would he able g far out to where the refuse could
be safely deposited As the proposition would Involve
an outlay OF about $4,000 for each barge 10 OF which
world be needed 20 90 the satisfactorily entaing
an expenditure Of 30 100000 the commissioners thought
that further consideration OF the suggestion was out
OF fhe question MI Blunt also charged that four seow
loads OF street dirt had dumued into the East River
at the foot OF Onelundredtst but this wac alleged 10
be incorrect.
The first complaint against Capt Murphy. charging
him with delaying service OF two warrants, was as
missei it being clearly established that hc obiaAth
them only on that they should be Withheld G-
al a certain time for service. proposition To rect
iron telegraph poles throughout the city referred 10
a committees. Officers Nicholson and Phillips OF toe
Thirty fourth Precinct were authorized 10 receive 80
each from Theodore BayOmcl far recovering property
stolen from him. A pension Of 800 was allowed 70 the
widow of Sergeant Fandrow. R0undsmau Lester lewis
Of the Broadway squad who arrested Robert Brown NJ
Harlem without wIrrtut, ordered 10 be rcpfi-
handed. officer Van Cy of the Thirty with was trans
ferred TO the Sixteenth Precinct.
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4 LAWYER CHARGED With CHEATING his
FATHER-lN-LAW.

A curious case. involving charges OF grave ma
tre auat lawyer named Henry Coulter GANG ~ yeter
day before Judge Morgan, IN the Harlem Police Court "
yels aso Isaac Potter COulters brotherna- came mo
r-ion II fortune which he invested in real estate al
K!nsD.dge He invited Coulter to aks w A' re.u'"0o
win hun and look his Affairs Tas Coulter dil AM SOL
s,er Mr Poters mud gave under the o.s Of >'o-
child, winnie In This state Coulter II IS AArsu
the property under a power Of attorney he bed from MI
Potter " m own wife thus virtually giving her possession oi
the house and lands occupied by them AID VINCE -.
valued al $4,000. When Nj PoiieI's reason h-l
stunned, he angry al TIE Ec@ "i'1n i@u D'N
PLAYED upon HIM. but Coulter pers adcd hn 70 As- Alo,
doc Iul.r. which, said lac al Gc YOU q 80
10 lgff tp44fsrJ. The paper however, vs. VIZ
ei c,niur ia eycrr arriCulas the Transfer under s
nov er OF l4irv making his sister the osArr OF '
iro,, A. M uaprr Va read ss IaieI'ct a
- to- eak a. 10 a. the .nenf, n vas .dd tpnli. -
r.xe ordered 1id SI fot -
played counsel Appfcaf.gu male % Judge AoIS@ yrs
Ieriay grant warrant for tir ARES. al M -.
nDNrveI, sftsr ctrcil4 c-ll-iio' .. a
aa no lri-trf.ol mat cr, <Dd IOld BIZ f"t e
avn co-Et PiO~0"-Hs' " 80 49,
alleged fraudulent uausler
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nnRr LYnN RANERrPT.

Register Ketchum has charge of the proceed
ncs IA bankruptcy against IaidOre Lyon, better known
- Dore Lyon the husband OF Kate C.axton, WHO has
been .judict-d bankrupt the PETITIONS OF tie Ol-
loving creiofs G,oigr : D.ossy Sl.sl4; T. o. Locke.
5000; 4. " Griswoid, $500; Henry l. Fhalon, $500
\ ucydyurlch, $50; Charles d. Rus, Clos The
claims are prolnissory notes which De either maze or
ndoIsed HIS counsel has obtained from Judge Batch
urd Isuucous restraining tie prosecution OF several
ssus - Marine Court and Court o. 1llou el7 m
winch ra eiaius amount 20 $1,000 AMI In winch JUDI
meat haf aire dy entered iu fDur ~ tie eases
largest c.lis EliZ4 MARTINEZ TGCOo; halgaret NJ
T. liner - uGO Jos, p VI. Cone, II .lb5 Inc crtuItO :
vcsteitIav before tii>er hetchum 20
prove and assignee. bul Vosl oNeoeIt
VS. ordered give ali tre creltOls sufficient notcc