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MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1877.
Vicinity Items.
FERpIsnTRQu

FERRISBTRGH.
The residence of Putnam Allen, esq =,
was the ecene of large gathering of the
good people from PantoD, Ferrisburgh and
vicinity, on Wednesday evening last, on
the occasion Of donation given for the
heneft of the Rev. MIR. Stevens, pastor of
the Methodist church, Panton. The enter
tainment was decided success. The Ia
bes were bountifully laid with good things
The inevitable oyster being as conspicuous
as usual on such occasions. The pleas
ures of the evening were enhanced by some
very excellent music by Mr. VIM. Ten
Brooke and Miss Loretta Allen. L0ngfel.
lows poem, "The Bridge" was sung with
taste and expression by Miss Allen. The
wee sma hours of the night were far ad-
vanced ere the assembly dispersed. The
r, ceipis of the evening we're above one hun
dred dollars; a very substantial expression
of the good will of the people toward The
Rev. Mr.. Stevens.
WILMINGTON.
At the annual meeting of the Whining
ion savings bank last Tuesday the follow
ing officers were chosen for the ensuing
year; President, II. F. Ballou; vice do,
+. l.. Stanley secretary and treasurer, NJ.
IL Siorby ouotOtb, ~ AAs 11iNt oOhh n'Nh
f. L. Fuller, Ii. F. Ballou, Liberty Wilder,
o. E. ButteTfeld, III. r. Crosby, Volney
Forbes, N. w. Sargent, Silas Mason f.
nance committee, II. f. Ballou, John Patch
Liberty Wider auditors, o. E. Butter
field, N. w. Sargent, Henry Whitney.
JAMAICA.
The corporators of the Jamaica savings
bank held their 18th annual meeting, March
7. and elected the following officers: VIM
Harris. jr., president; E. L. Waterman, wee
president; j. G. Robinson, secretary and
treasurer; II. II. FELTON,, w. II. II. Holtnn,
o. c. Fits, A. nj. Butler, William Has
tings, George Walker, Rev. Charles Burn
ham, o. r. Garfield, E. B. Read, d. E.
Robbins, trustees Abijsh Muzzy, John
Parsons. H. +. Wolcott, auditors. Total
assets, $50, ,S4410 Voted to declare a dvi-
dend of three per cent. for the six months
ending March /, 1877.
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SOUTH FosToS, Feb I. 1870.
Mr. STEVENS: Dear Sir-l have ,ken several
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Y PANY, of BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
This prudently managed Home Company, n
q favori'a = with Business Men OF Vermont
James X. Hosmer, President; w. |, Gilbert.
Vlcs-treaidenti Warren Gibbs. Secretary.
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The public are aware, from previous adver-
usem ents that we ALWAYS have on hand large
and sxcet dinghy nne assortment Of
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
JAY COOKE g. Co.'S BANKRUPTCY.
THE TRUSTEES REQUEST FOR AN ACCOUNTING WITH
CERTAIN BANKS.

THE TRUSTEES REQUEST FOR AN ACCOUNTING WITH
CERTAIN BANKS.
In the United States Circuit Court, Equity
Dranca before Judge johnson, yesterday, demurrer 10
the bill of complaint hcd hy Edwin u. Lewis, trustee OF
jay Cooke N Co., bankruptcy, against the National
Rink OF Commerce. the Fourth National Bank and the
Metropolitan National Bank of this city, argued by
counsel According the bill, these banks stood la the
position OF preferred creditors, Jay Cooke Co.. Sept
IL 1873 being then msOycnt. having transferred TO
them personal property consisting OF gold coin, stocks
prcmissory notes, and bank cheeks amounting 10 from
400 600 10 5000 OO0 in fraud OF the Bankrupt law. BY
the equity proceedings the trustee Iii bankruptcy sought
10 learn tho condition accounts between the banks and
Jay Cooke * Co. the day previous 10 the failure, the de-
tails Of ali deposits Of money and transfers, ssignments
and ccnyeyances OF property made by either the bank
rps or the banks after sept 10, 1873 The bill asks that
an account may be taken of all The property specified
having been conveyed 10y the rm the banks after the
date named and tntt all such property be decreed 10
have vested In and been transferred Ia the complainant
bt OPERATION O law aSo that such property may be
cash otherwise disposed of may To the com
plaiuput
Tne lr'rnd1nts demur on several grounds csntendiDg
that the complainant made such case a. ell
iitss him discovery Wef. the prime pal points be-
ns that ths eedug should not be brought In equity
hrtHu-t tne complainant has plaih adequate 1hd com
plets remedy at law and that h" derives his title from
proceeding. under the Bankrupt law and has nO right 10
equitable rcrf IL IL uTthel argued that there be no
right quae relief the hill canuu br sustained De
cats. g. deuuuds "a discovery The demurrer ar
gurd by o. " Hangs and D. Randolph Robinson for the
complainant Mnllam - OPdyke for the Fourth Ma
'ional lani: Peabody 4 Baker Tor the Metropolitan
Lana aai D. Il min H. siliman for the National BInk
of NOinlurIct. lutlsun ENsCENcl
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
A CONTESTED TITLE.

ILLEGAL ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES CHARGED.
The hearing of the complaint of Miles stat
ford OF No 80 West Fity-Scyenh-9t against Richard
Stafford Johu Mccarthy, .ai Jane Mccormick, In which
the defendants arc charged with cousprng 10 dciraud
The complainant of $50 600 by the Illegal Assignment Of
r,rtf,s c,r,c up before Justice puiy st tho rcbhs
roe, Cu,rt yesterday. pud Adjourned upiA March
Is ~ Nrt lrtbv vac rr'ca'cd giynS oni io $4,000
Richard .fG ul IN Gcfrt ~ tn same. WIS tcwandcd
L. prisuu NJ. Mccormick, % The Uqucst of tho
palutIH we f,.,u,, uNur her own rccoguf'nco The
e,an,luati.r. 10 F,tr,0'st. viii determine the owner
shipufu.lI raiHtr NHlIcd 30 tiuouuo
Tur clu. I..t. HI,t s'Hfltd, who s uu rr'1li'c oi
th lsi.ui.l. l, itfd ssuI.i satos that on NoV. 80
tt.a E,r.u .t..riH transferred to iu mort. t.rs
ut.,p uaI,s.pf. oil. tlp ttirr Of sUtUo1 THESE W"i'
400. iff w.,.I.t '.tH l.uod il hai 90 '',.1ti
fi niii. t. Dol. t.u m tI.f Recent examinations ni
u. .a... ufro o.r.upfl I.n that iu,N ud
D. H,.I uII. II. f.ss'Hn. I. Nr' uthl hud i'Nf VI
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r.r'.i i.lo be- tsn q Nr s surDrd fino ou" piu h
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f.r.I |' I. J. 8piift 10 lu. l'n ill
b .. I.i H. i 'e'fu NJ uo.i ist.. iu hn'' -''i
f.I Id N..t q $500. llf r."'i'tH Nf'''t ...t'
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t..I H fhInI. f.i. HN.a ht su H.' ..' il. I'
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New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
COAL STILL DECLINING.
BUSINESS DULL AND SCHEDULE RATES NOT OBJ
TANNED,

A contract has been made, it is stated, be-
tween the receivers OF the cbgh and Wkesbarre Coal
Company and Charles Parrish, President OF the com
pany, by which MIR. Parrish assumes the infringement
and control OF ali the mines of the company Mr PGr
rsh will mire the coal and place ii in the cars for when
he s TO receive 81 % q ton, to he paid monthly The
coIGpany agrees TO take the coal t furnished ana 10
assume all responsibility of marketing de- AT lle com
pany's Office in this city yesterday was stated mat II
had no greater facilities for disposnS Of the coal tIan
those heretofore at its command, but IL had gcncla!y
been able TO sell its coal rs il came to market
The leading coal merchants Of the city report very
dull trade, with prices still declining. The schedule
prices have generally been 10 to 10 cents a3ove those
obtained at the previous auction sales, but At was stated
yegeray by several of the largest coal dealers, cIu
ding the representatives Of two of the large companies
that prices mere and throughout NCwLHSdnd were iuly
25 cents ton below realized at the recent auction
sales aud oven at these figures very little business was
doing. letter recently received llOn an agent OF
in the trade in that city is greater than wien c"mna-
ton prices prevailed and that sales are D"n% mace AT
such extremely low figures that business can be d0ue
at the culpaHys II stated yesterday hy rf-
SONS having charge Of the matter that the cOnpia ~
against Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company wOI "a
not be abaGduneG The case Was stllI GiiNc ai1 Woin
be placed the calendar Tor trial or before HHrcn
IL THE being the expiration OF the 20 days III which he
company required 10 serve an answer.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
MORE MEDICAL GRADUATES.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEw-YORK HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
The commencement exercises of the New
ing in Chickerng Hail. a large audience beng present
The graduating class 54 in number, was the largest Una"
ever lett the institution and in the opinion OF the Faculty
was one of the best Among those upon the PLATFORM
were ex-Mayor Wickham, Salem II. Wales, President Oh
the Board Of Trustees Prof ]. W. Dowing NJ d., Dean
of the Colleges the Rev. DIR. Hastings, Prof l. r. Aien'
NJ D.; Prof. r. S. Bradford NJ. D.; Prof. H. d. Paine NJ
d. aud other members of the Faculty OF the college
The exercises were opened with Introductory address
by Prof bowling, Dean OF the College, who said
that the present year had been the most pros
porous one in the history Of the institution
The officers of the college determined TO raise as
far as lay IN their power the standard ot heCa co
t,on in the United States. He concluded WIN "aIm
tribute 10 the memory of the late Dr. Carroll Duhha'
recently Dean Of the College. ,.,,,
The lie cree of NJ d. was conferred upOn the graduating
class by salem Wales, and Prot Paine presented GER
nasscd satisfactory examinations The following prizes
were awarded by Prof Allen; First prize IN CniG Mc
icine to Walter Y. COwo Of New l0rk second ilc 10 Ia
Faust of Now-York "Helmuth Prize" for the best re-
mort Of the surgical clinic at the college, 10 r. Si
of Connecticut with honorable mention OF g. T. b %
Ncw-Jcrscy and W. Y. COwc of New-1ofk piGe iCI te
VorE. Allen Medal" best original research III Nh
tcria Medjcl to L. Faust d" Faculty PIze, Ini .ne
HIGHEST standing In all departments 10 L. MoHtt oi
New-York: prize offered by Salem II. wales ioT lhc
,rc",ist ,ohre.cy in uniOr studies, TO g. k SteaIns
me vaIedIc rv on behalf of the Faculty was dchVertu
V Trof f. = Bradford NJ. ID. f. D. Nolt dtnNefcu t tic
yalcdctory for the graduating class aad he heN. ii,
Uas;iurs made a short address After tEc cAt'cis'
I'm C,,keriup Hall trr Faculty entertained the grauu-
ofna class at Ginnrr at Dclm InicO's. -
Following tie names Oi tEcse VINO last evening IT,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Suicide OF A POLISH EDITOR.

Edward KulikOwski, editor OF the Polish
paper Euuer No,rrjorSk published at Fulton and
BoHds s;s., Brooklyn, died last evening from the
effects of poison which he had taken IN the
afternoon. One OF the Prospect Park police
squad found him lying almost Efoicss on TIE
ground i'll the park about o'clock, and AT once had him
conveyed to his rooms In tie building in which the
paper is published When found he scarcely able to
utter q word except to indicate that he had taken poison.
Beside hln was paper which he had written in Polish,
evidently short time before he became unconscious,
and OF which the following is a translation:
have been waiting long time and low NJ last it IS
over II is ono hour since | took the powder. l have
smoked my pipe with the greatest satisfaction, and
feel no effect II this poison hes not served to free
NE from this suffering l viii take another poison.
| took the poison at IL o'clock, and have
walked since. The wind is blowing, tae dust is flying
and am back to where ] started from" When d" was
brought into the newspaper Office he could no longer
endeavored TO question nm. Mr. JaHecle went out
after n policeman and his return the
man was dead. Mr. Janccke said t. TEiHUS.
reuortcr that Nh KulkOw.k n Wcl-cduCatcd Pole.
deayorcd to follow the shOenaEers trade, bat failed hc
had lived with Mr.. JaneckG since thcr, doing
ago the haer was started by some Poles
OF Brooklyn, and he was made the editor.
circulation Of about 500 in this and the old country
was secured, aud there was promise Of the paper
except general dependency and chronic disease Tie
deceased man left little personal property.
In one of LiS pockets was foInd cent,
and in the Othcr some palcFs, German silver
boot end pair of spoctaclcs. He Was mmPrTcd and
seemed to society, although he was .! gcn,i
disposition AS he lay last evening in the oice of the
lgcncc and bis features decidedly hadsOlnc. His
age was 90. An inquest Will be hcld
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
REORGANIZATION OF TEYNEssEEs DEBr.

The movement for the reduction or rcorcan-
zatiou OF the nominal indebtedness OF some of the South
eiu states has received impetus from the prompt
response Of the Legislature Of Tennessee 10 the wishes OF
its bondhodcs The indebtedness OF that STATE is about
sci 900 900 and the bonds ,as We, those ~ Virginia
and South Carolina, are mostly held in this city, and in
tercst upon all has been IN default for some time II
determined among he bondhoders 10 cndeavor 10 secure
n reorganization Of the debts upon an equitable haS-
and 10 this end committee OF wei known bankers. con
s;ing Of George Coc. j. D. Ncrmilyc, and u. H. Suern
of Ncw-York b. B Comegys of ihlSdclphia, end Enuch
Pratt of Baltimore was requested To undertake the work
m, rlm was communicated TO thr authorities ~ thc
above named states and M Response special comuiic,
OF thc Tennessee General Assembly g. ut pr-cut 80 tus
ofa Ths Assembly Committee D. as toro.Ft R'p,-
sentative Johu H. StNU'". 'hnitmnui scue'"tr q "
Martin aud jesse AriF,, aud Repre-. uN,s W y
TutIs aud lewis Nur ,uyid meeting wa N't N,sirI
dat aHcuoou ut thc Amrti.au . Nrh1nyc National b'uh
4t which tI tho Wrrh.rs of both committees Wrfr pre-
t.f and during the ufc, h'ur.' s,.d ~ there va "a
rru,.d -. hnHgt ot opuIuu core tlH subject second
WluF VHs h,d itat evening u tlc rooms ul ih, ltts
istltt committee 900 thD lnh AN,uuy Hotel Nhu tlr
tuHltt Vas sIIi luffH,r discussed 20, mD jur vyit
UftIt., Huu 100 NfufftiHu n ttIuI tu Iut iI..us UI
woe positively frfIF. lls meetings VIII h. continued
tenn dt1 d" tH1 anil s"mV ,4uitaht pIn shall hD
f.ItUd UIun
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
sALr on nm AVERY MnkARY.

Tie sale of the Avery library was begun last
r,.uur re- IA, isaylu s,lrsoIms. VA Clptpn liUl 1hc
collection .s especially u,h m nc edition, ot shelley -
vu.l gnd many cifious ht- uf ~hcir, uua, comprising
h large uuwh.t uf ntt,irs from IrEush periodicals.
Ih,s. Ar ul bound m sub.autrl library .,lc. us are
nearly an th, other huoks iu The uran. Tbrr Az rl.u
complete editions oi thc vo,As Of john stuart
NIl jrffW. NtuthtW. and G,Urgc lirrN itNes.
Toe tiituI IIutr was lHi iFr itrt tv,uin.. but
Goo hilHF woe sl.u and the wir.s lral. ed
scarcely represented thf rDtI ~ ihr huiltIIf Iut
irstlue' i'ffti ,inplUt. works vrrr Knocked down
toe n uultkuUka 60 rIup,'u ~ American tliort.
t.Y. luf 2 tit On, N.uiulfa of uIt.f tUm spl iuf
Cd ZEE. lud ih IuH's 'fbdH iltflita if. futrt' fur
90 ru brt .us. complete surts s,,d Tor ~ 80 Tho
HlIg hlll hN continued thir tNtuns, when The collection
lI hus rtunu tnWpIIau. no Ius. tIung Whtrh o. tht
uIst itiiii.u 10 " Qsru Ih' viii ut sud
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ALDERMEN.
PROTEST AGAINST KXCIsE ARRESTS AT UNIIMEL1

PROTEST AGAINST ENClSE ARRESTS AT UN1lMELf
HoURS-A NEW CAMPAIGN AGAINST DOGS.
Besides the routine business of appointing
commissioners of deeds which occupied most of the ses-
sion of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday the Board OF
Health was requested to consider the advisabiy Of
burning the garbage and refuse Of the city, resolution
was adopted requesting the Excise Commissioners not TO
cause for alleged violations OF the Excise law
OF persons engaged in the liquor business during the
hours when the police courts closed in cases where
the alleged violation occurred during the hours when
those courts open The proposed transfer Of the
Excise Department TO the Police Department was op-
posed and the Legislature requested, if any change
was deemed necessary 10 place in the hands Of the
MayOr The authority Issue licenses. Alderman Morris
offered resolution which adopted to place addi-
tona FIRE hydTant5 in Bondst and in such other streets
as may be recommended by the President of the Fire De-
partment. on motion of Alderman Pinckney an Ordi-
nance wa. adopted giving to the Mayor the authority TO
display the FLAGS the City Hall and other public
buildings in the City Hall Park on ceremonial oc-
caslons This action taken, ii was reported,
I'm consequence OF the recent unauthorized dis
play of the Cuban flag the City Hall, which
gave ofense 70 the representatives Of the Spanish
authorities The draft OF act submitted by the Board
Of Health and approved by MaorGcncral John Newton.
for authority MI the sunken and marsly lands IN
tie vicinity Of Hell Gate was adopted, ana dlreeted 10
be sent to the Legislature. ~. ,,.. 4,
Alderman Lewis. from the Law Committee, submitted
dog ordinance, which provides that dogs shall not De
allowed 10 at large IN the public streets unless Sc
Curcly held by the other person by cord or
chain to bc more than 10 feet long fastened 10 col
lar around the neck of tie animal penalty OF 80 Tor
violation vi the ordinance may be recovered from the
owner or person who GarbOrcd such dog Nltin three
davs previous 20 tie commission OF the onense, Dog
cchef T. he appointed 10y the Mayor and TO receive
80 cents fOT each dog cal ucd Dogs not reclaimed from
the oubc pound within - hours are TO be Killed. lhc
ordinance " as lad over,
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
SNOW. STORM IN THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 8.-The most violent
snowstorn OF the Winter prevailed here to-day Several
inches OF fell and tiGyel OF all Kinds ia much M
pcded The mercury IN the thermometers began 70 al
this afternoon and to night indicates 10 Gcgr"s. Tho
storm originated IN Colorado; has extended oVc' Kansas
the Indian Territory, part al ArHsnsis unG missouri IA
the west, and is travelling castwardly and noIta-
eaStOaltllv.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
NIAGARA SUSPENSION gRIpGE UNDER REpAIRs.
THE FIRE RECORD.
AT EVANSVILLE, IND.--Loss, s71. .oc

AT EVANSVILLE, TND.--LosS, 81, 900.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, March S.-A IRE in tho
POsey block IaiIst this morning destroyed Webers
hat and Gross's clothing store. webeis Joss is
$3l OO0; insurance $780, Grcss's loss is 100000;
insurance, $4,000. Tic loss the building S2J0O0
insurance, 1900.
lhc foiOwn. arc the insuranccs the property de
str3yed Girlrd OF Philadap pia, $1,000; American II
Ph!lsdelpha, $1,000; Royal Canadian, 5000 Rome
OF New YORK, 5000: LOrilard Of NeW-YOrk, - 900
PhcuX OF NewYork, s. 800 Common wealth OF Boston,
$1,000 Underwriters OF Ncw-York $1,000; liar lord,
$4,000 lEtHa $1,000; PhGniX 0f Hartford, $1,000 (;
Royal $3.50 Manhattan. 1850; North American Il
Philadelphia. $2,500 Niagara Of EeW-YOrk, 1900 {;
Royal OF New-York, 90, 500.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
TIE PANIC ~ 4 CHURCH.
PERSONS ASSISTED TO THEIR HOMES.

PERSONS ASSISTED TO THEIR HOMES.
At an early hour this morning a dispatch vas
received at Police Headquarters from tie Twenty.nioth
Precinct announcing that paomen Of precinct had
discovered that the following persons had been injured
during the pauic; they all assisted home and rcd
for by friends None of the number were seriously In
jured
Ellen Rooney, servant, No. 127 Fithave.
Mary Murphy, servaut NJ. l27 Flithave
Mary Snay OF Seventy ninth At. and Eigyth-ava
Eliza Cummings OF No. 22l West Twentyeightn-st
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
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