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FEVER, whom FEW doses OF "Hales Honey OF
Horehound aud Tar" given In time, would have
urnggists. apr6d&wlm
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community as dishonest politicians, noisy row.
dies, squalling cats or bowling dogs under
your " indow. Briggs Corn and bunion Rene
dies stop all commotlon, rendering the victim
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of scrapng, coughing or sneezing, there is no
mucus TO be raised, and the difficulty increases
until IL becomes chronic. Briggs Throat and
Lung Healer cures Bronchitis and all diseases
OF the Throat and Lungs. Sold by druggists.
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-15
DAILY INTELLICEN(ER.
Saturday. Sept'r l5, 1877.

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MISCELLANEOUS.

10y THIS IMPROVEMENT STONE CAN BE
j } rGsde much cheaper. faster, and With better
huish than by the Lsatherz' old patent. Any one
desiring % sec che stone made by this late pro-
cess, can do 50 by calling at my residence on
Second street. Seattle, or At DR.. Bagley'-. where
can BE- seen = Vase made Of this last patent. The
Vase sold him for So. which could not be made
Of natural stone ;Or $50. and then not any better
| am now ready q contract for all kinds Of
Stone Work Satisfaction given. or 10 paw.
ala also prepared u sell lights for any portion
81 Washington Terrlt1ry Shop Rights for sl5
County Rights from $3.50 10 81 .oOI, and upwards.
Any person buying Rights will b. instructed how
70 make the stone. | am the sole owner Of THU
improved patent Tor Washington Territory.
is20-df A. c. CAMPBELL.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

The sem-anuual parade of the Coaching
Club lacks spectators whether the sky clear
oouded ard IN spite OF the chilly air OF Saturday the
vicinity Of Madison square crowded when the eight
diaes drow up starting point The order of the
coaches and the OF owners and occupants were as
follows First coaon-COloncl william JAY president OF
TIE club coiors, yellow and red horses. a chestnut
and three bays passengers, Mr. and Mrs. scne-lin
Hiss May, Mls Maud and iJohn ". Ba,four second
coaeh-Prrl Belmont coors blue and rcd horses, four
dark nays; passengers, Mr. and Mfs. Mahlon
sands. and Mr.. and Mrs. I. Cushing. Third
ooacGFTedock Bronson color, blue aud red horses
a chestnut, brown, and two bays; passengers, Mrs
,,rousou Mr. and Mrs Adrian lsciin Il and Fdc,rInn
WINTHROP Fourth coaci.-iiugo FrItsch: cUlors black
and yellow horses, Two rOauJ ana tWo Cha,tHus pI5
scuscrs, Mr.. and Ars DGer, and Mise Gbert. Flth
coacn--IhcOdJro Hayemcyer; COlOrs, blue ard blath ;
lor,cs browns passen5trs Mrs. IIaycmcytr Miss
DE Luce, Winthrop Thone, and Sir. Tucker Sixth
four bays; passenSe.s Mrs. james, Miss Townsend
Wright SANFORD Mr. Hutton. and NJ. Ncsier Seventh
coac1-rierre Lor.lard; coiorf. green and yellow
lor and Mr. and nrs. Van Rensselaer, Crager. Eighih
roacl-CoiOnI Da Lancey kare; color primrose :;
horses, 5kowb3ld, ilebid a gray ana . chestnut ;
passengers, T. sheinan q. Z. Ne;more. DR.. Pike, Of
lonkers ana j. j. Kane.
Precisely $3.50 .. m, the appointed hour for the
nrsi, around the southeast corner OIL the square and
through Twenty ty-third-st. Turning intU Tilayc. the
pace Was qu.ckcned, AID ~ rapid rate the coaches
rolled past the Hotel BruE,wick through The crowd OF
AMI vehicles which woId have iniclc q less s!,il
spectators Oh i"ot ANA IN clriages, and the windows
IOukin, upon lbe street cd with aces IL about
even more numerous escort OF edrrdges accompanied
TIC coaches. Al the lake Colonel Jay halted for
moments aud TIE line reformed. AFTER reaching
Mount 81 vincent tDe tUdcEe3 turucd INTO Tie cs diNc
aui Degan The return tO. At IIJ y. the no passed
tnc Hotel Brunswick, and Few moments later the route
having bcon continued 10 Washington Square, bach
through Finh-iye. 10 Twenty -IhIIi-s ana thence %
hali-Uiiyo., drew up on xtAst acng Fifth
ave. Hcre TIC passengers dsmOuned and tAe coaches
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29

Republican candidates, ought to withdraw Rerarhes
the decision n the afternoon, the lndepen dent Dem
i'm the evening nOminaned stephen SlihohSon
Lewis ]. Phillips, Republicans; DAVID 1neng1ng, 1r,
Democrat At the convention OF the Au Iamulany or
eauization held in Parepa Hall, it said that MI 81
had consented to withdraw In favor OF an ami
Tanmany candidate. Terence Kiernan was thereupon
nominated by Anti rammany
Mr. Smonson yesterday wrote TO THE TRIBUNE as
follows:
.Saturlay October 27 the three Republican candidates
for Aldermen IN the With Senate District met AT the
AstOr House. II was suggested tnat one OF the can
didatcs shOud withdraw, for the purpose OF permitting
an Auttfamnany Democrat to take his place. III was
also suggested that the should be pat IN Writing
signed by the three candidates and then the matter
submitted 10 the Anti-Iammany Conference Conhl,,ce'
to decide which OF tine three should Withdraw Bul
before the cOusmmatiOn Of the suggestion. on the terms
having been agreed upOn aud In my absence ana Mi-
ont my knowledge or consent | am lntorhci thd,
tue Anti Tammauy Conference Committee met ana
decided that my name should he withdIa"n.
Now as the of the arrangements were agrec nos
to hy me- nor have been consulted IN regard 70 thc
WhA. yer may have been submitted 10 the conference
Committee protest against us action ana cam mar
aIn.still the Republican nominee But II me lsephnl-
eau party in the district desire my withdrawal ID Odr
promote thc best interest OF an cohctric'' VIII
eheeriuly comply" -,
Alderman Bryan Rolly it D. reported, Will be an lude
pCnGcut Democratic candidate for reelection ia the
INth District. --..., . 49,,
Tie lndepcndent Republicans OF the NNiith Assembly
District announces that W. 4. Graf, ana not Johh
Draddy. ia their candidate for tha Assembly
Tne Republicans and Anti fammany Democrats OF 'ho
Isl Assembly District OF Wcstchcster County. altf =
conference Saturday, nominated FOrdham MOTIFS Oh
Forihalu. Democrat, a. "a union candidate. -. -.
Tie aull-laMU3AY Assembly OOlFcuUh ol tIt 80
Assembly District last Seung nominated IhOhIas fo'o5
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
A RECEIVER REMOVED.

Information was received at the Office of the
Hannibal aud ST. Joseph Railroad. this cJ, on slur
day thai tie supreme Court Of Missouri ba1 granted
appeal from tie decision oi Judge Broadus ap
pointing receiver OF the road by which the property
OF the company again placed IN e hands OF Its OH
GERS At meeting OF tue board Of directors Gcid here
Saturday afternoon tho gnatiJn Of the President,
H. Richardson's which had previously been len
dcreG Wa accepted At the time IL WIS
decided " Irnsate all the old employs OF the com
pauy 1he ycepr sident viii act as president until after
inc election urNt month Tho oi the victory Of tho
stochEoGcrs' committee received Win much salts
faction by the friends OF the company on Wal,t Tie
pr, ferred rtOck advanced per cent. Mr. Leonard
Leonard sheldon * Co., stated that the SlCO.ODp bOr
roWed Uf Jay Gould had yet becn repaid, the fun
amount had raised, he thought IL would be
procured 10 u few days Mr. Could Eas expressed will
iBguess TO accept per cent interest on the loan.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
p1SSENGERS ARRLTED.

FROM LIVE0PODL-h. st,awshtD Frmnnr-l. AIram
son .r man ..rgant the Rev J. A. AspinHal Ni5tcr Harry
IIylt AplWs MIS-. ". H. Asilgwal ana uait Judge J. J.
tIrAlul,r MTs. r. 7. AlezaAi'r. tha IF j. beflh J. d.
r rf SIR j. J. BiaG-n and infant Master J. }. Htafeh
5f.. i.rp,u Gtrall Bind =. 81. Lran. r - 5iIoTs An
IT, a, Is.-,. fut,l-y R q. B-1pitt Hiss LILA Rabbit
4i ,ii a. n Besrh T. L. Boulaz,r. J. = Beaifoid. C. =
~ nod Xrs L. ~ ..Taner. S.,nu Banks g. II tlieIan
NJ v'isn Coleman Nlse Annie Coleman r. collins .s
otto poEuer art infant ana Two m IT, vac nv D.. 81
Iousirri, Mstk FIuay. Miss =. Firc!ii, C. \. Fuller,
s,i,, A. h. ElHon, VIA =. Goodman, D. &C. W n Hi"l
sf..4 = a. l.l, v. G. Hamilton, MS ". g. Hamilton Mas
e, "A y Fl.mlitOu Miss iieer Hamilton, Dr. - a. oag-
atl Nr T. y Hrsgand iis- Ella j. iiga- tnl MISS LIN"
p urp.l,nd p - lias!lCk oliver NoY ElW. G. Howl Mss
tnuic !ioyt Miss a. " i.'yt Leo H'lglre,I T. ~; ~
llu.gtUr Hgs. W.linuGalYn NE = il"4@i- ,..7 rl
j. ficrsliz Ii1,. = g. Hiu ug'i.d 4ra ~ " ~ e. AZ,
,id mai. Sir iJtu.c, r. l2tbiI 1,i; i,'."! u, !" -
if,i.1l h. 8. Ofseu, Nss Della n os aptaI over -
n p,..-o J. ~. Pauld'ua. p. X. tauling Frca-icS
Pepper ~ J. rfsper r Cc2r9 cSr,in ''i9' w 5e PSr M
"a PetiIng-r Jnuc, Kcdiern MIS- anee R'i'In Ms ss
e upt II. a. I,enchrr T. b.. Ea1crt sila. L. A tuOtiLs
George Roach Nils Sa:a isach G. Lis., " IS i.tu"Itt
on. D. E9grs te Row b. 5o.r x. W. SJi@'ser - strauss,
,flx Emily >ping Wu. NJ. sc-tt, ~. ". -u9it" captain
~ ~ stlry .he Rev r. -chulle, Geo j. tnrr''oi, Cts
- Tretbsr Me-. Gina, p. Ireihar D. - iE1'2n; y An IN
I r. White, E ". White Miss o. nite ahd mad Wn
i..ruv Watson Mrs. Wm. Regy watson tIv hcy \. Van
W.rsch. 4 Nempfe.mer, MAJOR r. Nj Woods, Mf'. h. NJ
"tos,t5N prr,frN- IN steamship Americq-H. ". wide.
mann + Yfcctf,ld nss Celae Rits0n. Hugo Schwab Hug0
e,.rick- Fred e. Augeue Baron Alex. Woargauu, Auy.
S1 - rtf.r Mrs Carinrn Ritter and children T. 4.
r ,fi.. Fiif itgrIOe, g. WOgcr +. Dlanus aud wife.
Mis- -oph iannsug, j. brucker C. lanH,rg H. ". McS
u Grlulu D. Volyrt Mr, y. Blumau. r. Ncuinanu J. T.
Ni{ger York Nue ~. frltscAt Miss dara sever NJ Pop
rr t. rohls III. Henson, J. eriH c: llecke. g. Cl5s
.er 4 ptr.sD T. Brown, r. HDdculer l. Ei-auann, W.fp
mi fiii y leicanauu ana VIII, Mueller. p. Kls
- ,ir- ! va E,Eardt and clIi Mrs LckhGrdt aai
child NJ. Leor ana wiie, >. hrtlenhicA
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
A CLOSE CONTEST CERTAIN.


CAMPAIGN PROSPECTS IN NEW-lORK
RELATIVE STRENGTH OF TAMMANY AND IT'S oPro-
NENrs-ALL THE POLITICIANS AGREE THAT THE
MAJORITY OF THE SUCCESSFUL TICKET WILL DE
SMALL
The rival local tickets of Tammany and the ANTI
Tammany and Republican combination, are now
very nearly complete. nafow Of the Assembly dis
tricts nominations are yet to be made hut they are
of little consequence. There are seven UIerent
organizations opposed to Tammany, and united
on 4 local ticket to defeat Tammany Hall.
Estimates of the strength Of these opposition
organizations vary greatly. bat it Is believed that
ont of a registration Of 1880 the opposition TO
Tammany will poll 65.OO0 votes. This win leave
very small margin for Tammany victory. The
prospects Of Tammany failure in oil the Senate
districts except tho lVtb are very promising, the
opposition having put up, almost every instance
exceptionally strong men. The majority for the
Democratic State ticket in New-Iork County VIII
hardly exceed $4,000. loss than it has been for
many years. The present is the closing week Of tho
active campaign.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohue has appointed Henry A.
smacy, receiver Of the American Mining ana ssock Tx
change, on a suit by william II. Barbour
Maria s. Southwick has sued her husband,
Edmund southwick, jr, for an absolute divorce She
was married 10 him January l. 1873. and they have on
child Judge Donohue, IN SupremeLjOurt Chambers, 70
ferred the matter Saturday, To Eugene h. oachet
John Bryant man seventy-three years Old,
married as third wife his former bousekeeper August
10 1874 Since then ne charges, she has treated MIN
crnev and brutaly and be began first a suit for limited
and afterward suit for absolute divorce. ihe u.s.
comes up to-day on a motion for almoDy and cOunse
fee.
Laird and Denike, arrested for having stolen
COUPONS in their possession appeared Saturday be-
fore Justice Duffy. Mr. Laird was engaged with ser
geant oates on the previous evening in endeayorlng "
find without success, the man who gave MN 'ne co
pons. The case adjourned for week, ana Lalrd
aud Denke again paroled TO enable them TO rene"
their search.
Notice WAS privately circulated on Saturday
that meeting of the bar, TO take action on the Judiciary
nominations would be held in the General Term room at
9pm At that hour about twenty lawyers, whose chief
business lies in the Marine Court appeared and one or
two more prominent lawyers, who, however, hurried
away. In whose interest the meeting was Gaisu' All IN
whether T. was hoax could NOT De ascerVaLne "a "a
that could De learned was that lawyer Daheu 10Y hau
given notice to two or three OF those VINO came
In the old suit of ZacharIah E. Simmons against
BENJAMIN Wood and others, to wind up the lottery oS
ness OF c. H. Murray & Coz in which first John Norris
sey and afterwarl Benjamin Wood were receNers' anu
The complaint was finally dismissed, the business DeinS
nlawful and giving basis for an ac ION an appca
ton yas made ON Saturday. by Mr.. Dickinson one OF
the defendants tor extra allowance l was oposeu
on the ground all the property OF the hrm IN the
state was furniture worth less tuan 5000 Judge bono
nue granted an allowance OF 500.
In the proceeding of the congregation Shaarl
Zedeh to have tho assessments on their cemetery on
Eghty-eight-s removed. the rabbi end lawyer OF the
ongfegation D. Klein, rested hts appeal TO the court
mainly OH the fact that dead bodies lying peacefully Tor
ei.bteen years in a cemetery could not be aided by
savers or improvements. and could not pay Tor theD
Iul.e Donohle made the following decision IL Is not
un.be tha poor these candidates are alleged 10 De-
hey cannot obtain the aid ~ some one WIN intelligence
enough present in the proper shape any cianS hey
may have Tnc papers here all irregular, ana pre-
sent ~ they stand merits except unworthy appeals
- M. Heavenly Father and dead mems bones lbe pro-
ceedings are dismissed"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
NOMINATIONS IN BROOKLYN.


Several political conventions, large and small,
were neId in Brooklyn Saturday. The Democrats Of Che
Hi senate District nominated James (. Pierce 10 run
AGAINST tnr Repupiican candidate, Eugene ID. bcrIL
The WIN Assembly District Republicans nom
mated Jacob Worth, after close contest Wlh
l.rnb Ieuu.tt foe Nth Assembly District Dem
oerats nominated George Is. Abbott. Alfred Kemp
was nominated Supervisor by the &iAth ward Demo
Gratis The Kin Ward Democratic taxpayers nominated
Thomas Clarke Alderman. IAis Is one Of tue most
imp0rant wards IN the city. There are already two
Ctier Democrats working for the place. CiaTke-the
wing cauGidate-SuOn Guuder, WHO Is now Alderman,
ana Phinp Carey the nand-bai player Bccduse 0f The
stioug rivalry between these three tie Democratic vote
Mi, g split and the Republicans by The nomination 0i
strong man eau secure this ward EA-Aidcfinan Ifow-
bridge IL mentioned as q probable canrdatr
The independent Democrats formerly 'Vcdm Demo
eyats) ia County Convention din nothing except approx
ing tae choice already made by Republicans ana Demo
CRATE OF Judge Pratt rUr sEpirIAc Court Justice and
Henry 4. Moore for County judge. These Independent
Democrats found that tney could hot form n cOal-
ton with the Republicans, or dominate utEcl
Oi their own Wilh ANY hope OF success, ana
therefore step Ou OF tine contest Ia the Cy Convention
they made 10 nominations, but IN resolutions, undn
nOusy passed, reiterated their determination 10 nght
the 1ng The only way open for them TO do this Is 70
support the Republican ticket hut they 8re not keY
Do tis !ho Republicans rejected their overture ia
making their ticket, and instead Ot JGc i've places
they demanded the coalition ticket, only
one that OF George A. Kngsand, Tor SuperyisOraarge
Mr. SAID that he would not accept the noina
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
AN ANNIVERSARY OF METHODIsM.

The one hundred and eoyenth annlVoTSafy
Of the establishment Of the first Methodist Church in
NewYork was celebrated yesterday ut the old meeting
house in Jon-st The Rev. L. Peek presided at Love
Feast at o'clock and the morning sermon was delivered
by the Rev Dr. c. If. Fowler. editor Of ne thrS4Hn
Adrocdfe His text was from Romans VIII, II: % f"r
now are they the sons OF Cod" In tie afternoon union
platform meeting presided over by a = stout i'e-
MAJ K were made by The Hon. T. y. Price, Uf Pbadcl
Unia and the Rev Dr. Hurst, President 81 tho Drew
Theological Seminary. judge George @. Eyh'lGS' OF
Brookgn was expected 20 h0 present, also Dut "a5 10
teiued al home The young peopc5 pityci-ihcttnS ~
G:3O o'clock was conducted by john Bentley: IhcIe
va, preaching in the evening by tie Rev Dr. T. L. D1Sh-
ici secretary of The Board Of Missions. During the
course q; the day II considerable sum o. money Wps
sb,crihrd toward paying on the dcDt of the church.
Tie Bible used by Philip EmDury, who preached Tor the
first society his house u l1Gg ana Tor TIE con
rerlay The aIfar raj at tho irS mcrtiuthousr, ANA
clCof presented by Wesley, were also IN the church.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
SHIP WEBS.
PORT OF NEw.YORR ............. OCT 27
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEw.YORR ................. ....ocr 27
CLEARED
seanshy Laplace Rr) GIgen Liverpool Buck & Jevons.
Steamship Hermann (Gcr), Rechmann. Bremen via South
g2sashg south Tyno (rl IIae Antwerp, Funch Edye
Steamship city Of Merida Reynold Havana. Vera Cruz.
Steamship Fla@5oroug CBr) PraseI ST. John n b. AMI
Yarmouth y - A p. oqtetofllEei ol i., ,, r,, ,,-s, ~
steamship ko orands gar Haiyessn va NCy West Z.
sia9m.lp New Orleans Dearborn, New Orleans Clark
sliamshp Algers Hawthorne Ncworlcans Bogart
steamship Charleston Lockwood CharlesonJ W ountart
steamship Beneactor, Jones, and wilmington. ~ C., Wn
r,sin SSy Old Dominion walker Norfolk city and
Richmond. Old Dominion steamship co.
steamship John Gibson, Masingo. Georgetown d. C"J'
S35p A. e. srmers warren philadelphia Penn. Jas.
stCan-hip Nereus, IEancst Boston. H. p @ pmoek ~,
snip hudson Knight London, Grlune.. Mlnshiil 20
ship Eliza Me Yell Morton AntTsFp snow & BqrE.ss I.s
cp petroit Banchard Calao ana Pisoo Peru, Carver
Barues ,co,l,pa san rrapcisco sutton & CO.
Bark Ching aug ,Brl HasAins Southampton funch Edye
H,r pe.u Harden. Cardiff wales Peudergast Bros co
Bark talo Utal Buongoyannio Cork OF Falmouth Tor or
nrt ,ag Helene (Nor Florpss Cork for orders Ben
BafE sritauaIa ,BrJ Anns Queenstown Falmouth Tor
B,ri Misssspp CSorJ, Hon. Rotterdam Funch, Elye
Rars Harry OBJ. Card. Mnrsccs J. F. Whit
aTl Eeonora maire Gta), Scala Trieste Jas Henry
- mic J. Williams (Br) williams, Newcastle, Engp J. y
whitney 3 Go. =, Mt,
Urc Wanderer (Brl Lewis. Cork Tor orders Scamnlel
pg Daisy Bovnton Aupleby. Belfast John Boynton's
prtr ( HCrrVmau, ICcTtw. Dtulrrira, L'siytrait
Sehf susan Ray. Endicott marsnhah buriett ~ Pond
senr. william Frederick. Anes Liverpool. 4 Mulgrtt.
.rnr Emily Jenny, BERNARD laguayr, Puerto Cabeio
-chr natue Haskell Cassidy Bias L. =. c.. Estate Of
'sss ssbr Fvriinc Wilder Tampico J. W. Wilson 3 Co
sahr. Douglass. Mclndoe Pontafitro H. n NataDlo
Sebr W H. Gard. Fos. Jacnei, Hayii. Kunhardt * 90.
-chr Annie M Allen. CObkln Sagui 10 orhnde CUBA, way
sclr kev,one wilder. ST. John. n. b.. A. }. IIeney.
gctr Rio lgrN Phillips. 81 John. y H., 4. !. Honey.
.chr Emma lBr) H,,ttOn 81 john n H.. John boyntOns
SON. ~ -. -, -, - -, H.. u. -,
schr rover Brown Charleston. ). c. EyAne. BAH Co.
ARRIVED.
steamship Utopia (Br) Craig London o,t TO- with mise
anf so psss Henderson Bros.
ta, !p state of Texas Mex orson. Galveston oct ~
k.y " cot I'D with mdsc and pasa. 20 C. H. Mallory
H. co. , - ~,
Will lndse. ana -cngerr, to Geo. NOugr.
st,amhuip IIlts.as AaoL NorioA, With mdse aud pas.
old dominion steamship co. oct 2H Fireman, william
si"ainshln Abemarie gibbs Jewes mdse. and pas
sougers Z Old dominion 5tAinlshu 20
steamship Elranora, Johnson. Portland with mdso aud
ship Hanna Iorl Lutken, London 30 In ballast to
order Anchored at Sandy Hook for Crdera
6hlp nrs America lof Windsor, ~ 81 LockharuL iAYer
pool 80 Gaya. IN baas. " SNOW q buTgnsn. -
snip swod Falman. Btisto 80 days, In bal
lao, u Benham & bOyeetn.
ship Arro (uss oadd. Calcutta June 90 with ndse 70
New-York tribune., 1877-10-29
THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

The case Of The long I5Iand Sdvingi BANK,
which u now closing mp it. aI.rs came up lor another
hearing before Judge Landcrs ~ S,uectaly, on satur
day Mr.. Perry counsel Tor TIE bank, showed tAat
dciosOrs representa- % per cent OF the deposits. of
c-gIl6 ~ bad -guied their assent 10 or h other
of the trustees propositions for settlement. TIE Court
made thc following suggestions IL 10 tht mod" ~ s-se
Drr The trustees 20 give thrr Joint and general bond
to pay ihe Ccposor according 20 the propositions;
tunse who had not signed 20 elect which p-1pD-iiiun
they would take when they wanted their money; Unou
Min. their bond. tie trustees 20 begin paying out tht
money 90 those who hid signed, upon the basis OF Tue
agreement: the AttOrueyt .ucraf- Application for %
ycr 10 stand adjourned 20 some future ditc and flo
injunction standing 20 De so modified rs 'o allow the
trf,tces take tn and The doppsitGrS ard 0
allow Them collect aus convert the assets into cash
fnr the purposes of payment 10 arranged tI9t
Alsssrs Perry and Paige should settle hetwenn them
sey., the order % be granted by tho Court
and i amount % rbe bond bee given; they We're 80
meet again in schenectady week from to-day, Tor
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