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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17

PIE InItoit nmiaBt einen bot1it 9rlnbliden uno
G91ranot9en Suolentrius; oerel6e 6efte6t in Sudlz
een betten @elhdIt$ $bdalern9au9bari Sd5mIdlreiz
oeai IN lreleTl, tal9em uno ele9antem St0e; faufz
mannn9em HedInen oer beiten gebr6ubliden Wez
lln9 pom 9edditsbduiern; SanocIs= uno 93anfz
oeftshr Der ourdl unier gustauidbipitem, cinI6esa
u9 tqana9llher @eddfts a6ibliiie nit Ybi(a6el=
peia, gtep$9ort, Chicago uHO an6eren Sutptffdoten
Ses san9es, pratttb betrtcbeu tuiro. q eib dts
eo{r poH en- nro ourb t6aidblihe @r6eia
sn Srlee Die nit Der |oit bei0r6ert meroen, aelebrt
S8e9en Seongun9en, Satatogc5 uIi iuenoe man ids
pflonll9 0oer l9tIttt on o6iae @oreiie. (223T-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
2lus Guba.

gtem 0orf, 16. 9touenber. Gin
8rtef aus Cuba melbet, oaB ote SdGe bon
gelbenl 6iebsr i'll 6olge OeS naBwarmen 8et=
ter8 innerbalb Der letten 3mei 98o9tn 5abl=
rei6er fino, ais pdbreno oes uergangeueu
Somners. 2lm Gage, bon welAem Der 8rief
bqtirt lit, mar jeOod Die amoipbare bur6
einen gforOminO abgefiiblt ruOrOen, unb man
bohte auf baloiqeS @eri4lpiuoen Der Sende.
Sberiten in Der Sniurgeltten= 2lrmee Oienten
uub it6 oen Spanicrn ergaber, baben Char,
gen in Der ipani6en 4rmee erbaltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
3h,iMSmn dhriHtrn
,Warft mn 95rs.

Aneen iun, 16. gtopbr. - Die
0ampfer rSOabO" II. r5tuita" iinO BON Nerp=
Yort eingemOffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
Scr @soro tn Der Seft.t.ss 0nmrue.

6etun9 OtOnrOe, Sa., l6 ytOpbr. -
Der gfuitter @ogno, pel6er am letten 0titt-
nod ben SOlOaten 2an9oOu bonn 5. 5.2lrtilleriee
Regtmente ermorbete, purbe in per9an9ener
gtad)t uabe Dorftomn, Sa., perbaftet uno I'M
9efdnqnifie 5u 6ampton untergebraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17

Nenz9ort, 16. gtoobr.-@elb leidbt al
4. gSe6iel rubtg gu 4.81. Sob i9loB
rubis gu 1923. 8unoeS Sbliqationen
idloiien ftetiger 18S1er Coupons 11O4,
neue 1S65er 1853, 1867er 1889, 1S6Ser 11Oh,
neue Sinner 1868 1O.40er COUPONS 1898.
aftten ialoiien feiter unO itettger; gteiuz
yorfer Central 107, grie 1903, 2afe Sbore 67EE,
Satnoiier Central 739, Pittsb. II, Chicago
NortbmeItern Sc, 8rioritdtsn 654, 0tOf=Ss=
lanO 1904.
llnteriaatamts Si1an5: Sob $97,187,z
463.93; @ourant $40, JOY, ,583.59.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
30nfsNallimenfe.


Gan SranS is CO, 16. 9tDuenlbtr, Die
y@oQaterGl~ ~0oan= uno Sapiug8' Sanf" muroe
heute einem Wafen=&urator itberautlpo1tet.
Die Yant hattie MIR etma 100 Oepoiitoreu, uno
bic 9epoiiten benugen niht mebr, ais $24,>
900. SObn Spler, Der @eI6aitSiitbrer Der
8anf, miro fir baS 6aQtmcnt uerautmortli9
gebalteu uub iOll auBeroem ucridieoere MtGfler
I'M $65, 900 betro9en babeu. ST mytrbe berte
oerbaftet.
Geaoing, 4ia,, 16. 9toobr.-0te yGeaz
6inger Sparbanf," Die beoeutenOfte 8Gnf=Qn
italt in Oteiem @ountp, iteate beute Wtorgsn
ibre 3abluugen eiu. Der ,Setrag Der 8aifioa
1T ni6t ermittelt, iebo6 ertldren Gle Seanten,
oaB Die 9lttiua btnreiden tperOen, nm ale 9lnz
iprii9e 81 oedcn. gu8 @runo ocs Sallimeut8
rperbeu Die @utmertbung oe8 @runoeiger4
tbnm8 unb Die all9emeiue Stoduug Der @es
id]dfte an9esebeH. Die 8ant murOe am II.
Olai 1855 nit etnem &apitale bon 100000
tncorporirt. Sr. u. s. 8oas lit BrGtoent
uub Sr. Is. g. SoaS &oiiirer Der Qnitalt.
@letd, na6oem Die SuSpenfon Ser oNeaz
Oinger Sparbant" befannt ruroe, itellte bic
Sanfftrma @ebriioer 8uibona, beren Depot
ten lid) auf $500, ,0OO-$400, 900 belauien, TO-
pie Die Dime Saoings<8auf," beren @iaerg-
tbiiner bic 6S. SOper & Seller8 ine, lire
3ablungen Elm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
s:z!1E5glI: % ! "a
wy OeSiAtN ONbAilHEH
WDiItnn. ncn Sffnhc,.

Wr. unn u, Hnro Sbnrlcs Strake,
8a9esettiouen ieBt i'm Gjanoe Gshiiler fGnsgrr IN
e5et 3eit eintreten. 90
Die I6en0Icttioucn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-17
Sermtf0te Scpeid1ett aus gse.p.
@Orf.

@ep=g OFF, Is. gtouember. - Sob err
0ffnete gu 1921.
- Sobn MOrriiep trat gsitsrn aus @eiunbz
bettsriidFdten auf Dem 0ampfer San So
clnto" eine 8eiie mad Sauannab al.
= Der 9ampfer vSictoria" 1T beute Don
GlaSgolu bier angefommen.
- Der 9ampfer uSaOerlanO" 1T beute BON
.Intluerpen bier augelangt
= Son 2luerpool 1T Der 0ampfer y8ot6=
mia" bier eingetrOffen.
- Der 0ampfer rState Of SuSiana" lit
beute BON Glasgow bier augefommen.
- Son Wttttelmeer 6dfeu traf beute Der
Oampfer Ylobsoon" bier eiu.
= Die 3oa @innabmen betrusen beute
1928, 900.
- Der unteri6asmeiiter sablte beute fir
Sntersiien 81 800 unb fir etuge5o9ene Sb,
lioatioueu S743 500 ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
election Notite.

PROCLAMATION -.. ,.
z Nv 6UCIUS ROBINSON, Governor:
exists IN the Office Of Member OF As.
Assembly District oi the city ana county
Of Of the death OF James ieail
NOW THEREFORE,, by virtue OF the authority Ntotu W
ly DO hereby order That SPECIAL Election DC hfld
Assembly District c the Cly ana COUNTY OF
Wednesday the i0uiIcelth Gay 1i ttiIhhiy
next purpose 81 choosing Member OF Assembly IN
place said James IIealy whose term o. Once b' on
Inc first instant and VII expire on me nIb
rsi day December in the year one thousand eig hh'oi
and enty seven. -. .,,,, ~. Il,
lie riyv Of the state al the Capitol III e Cay ~
Albany ths third day % January III the year one
u1nsa'I" oie"' "'''' L. ROBINSON.
by The Governor.
DAVID C. ROBINSON,
Private secretary.
STATE OF NEW YORK, 49,. S.
once OF the Secretary OF state ,e,...,,o. .,.,
have COMPARED the preceding copy Of proclamation ~ith
the original thereof hled TINS Office ana 90 ieisV ctruy
The SANE 10 be correct transcript ihereirom ana Of The "hoe
thereof. - -, oe,co ~ tho s,crethrv NJ
Albany. this twenythih Gay OF JAhi9
in the wear one thOusaDd eight hundred ana
Secretary of state.
e,,n,v,,s Ovvurp cry COrETY OP NEW YORK,
ShEhff 'FF'''7 ~'' mr. Jan. 20, ls77.
certify that the foregoing is true copy OF ne frocaha
ton received by this day from me SecG,3y W n'a
sheriff Of the City and County Of View. fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
fflarble ano 6laie maulfls.

A TTFNIJON Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTbLS
fIlces be''i "''' PFNRHYN SLATE Co,
siato an niop SQUARE n Y t4thave and 17thstD
CTEWARTs Slate Marble, and WOOD NAMES ,,a ,n
M Id h~rsllT dealt with 200 and 222 West 23dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Ene,uess Ghanfes.


4 DVFRTISER, owning One-half interest in
"a Printing once this city, il prevented by other business
attending and viii dispose Of il favorable
terms. Address JON rs. Tribune Onicc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.--An active or
~ special partner an,ed in an old established hr9oass
impOT nl manufacturing lose doG safe and pIou
able business Capital required, S3jOC0 30 agents need
apply. Address. LOFTY, Box 81. Tribune Office.
nor rental-A frst-class mcdium-SiZ hotel !;
Il splendid location; possessing exclusive advantages
Only responsible parties need address H. r.. Tribune Oiee
EOR SALE CHEAP-TWO BRITISH PAT
ENTS most value 10 parties producing or dealing IN
CahincmaKcr hardware. 10 produce the Patent
lille nitll and thcy ma qdck sale at
liberal profit Address y. Y. PosrOihce Box S,S99
DARE OPPORTUNilI.-FOR SAbE-An
Ae Old and Ucllcstabiishcd Dry Goods and Clothing
BUSINESS Saliva Kansas best location III thriving CITY
Pacific Railroad. For particulars address
TITOWICH a. WITTNANN Saua, Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

Ire Cream.
4 FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and purity richness and Certainty OF be
inc delivered in good order
CHURCHES, FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &C.. supplied at
23c. PER QUART
CHARLOTTE Russo AMI JEILiES. uch and GeDcious' at
uriccs below those Of any Other establishment.
Depo GOj FOurthave. l2Gi Broadway AMI % Chauamst
NUSSELLs ICE CREAM, 2jc. per quart to
carry home. esh twice a day. ~ Bible House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Esrtares ano Alectlnes.
fine arts
THE MEssRs. LRAvIE Auctioncels

THE MEssRs. LFATTr, AuctioneeIs.
ZINE ART SALE.
a MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, FeH. II an ~
and now On exhibition nee, day and evening at te hts
Rooms, 8l7 Broadway;
PRIVATE COLLECTION .
Modern Paintings, very mahy 81 eIaOfliai lnnb
beautiful Pictures. Among them may be men,
Toned W. ~. BF.A RDS famOns " BEARS on \ BENIEE
for which tac owner paid Sj00Oi FAUl, i.BEKS Mprr
IS1'IRY or LAKE MAGGiORI." exhibited IN The pm
cipa cities country With great success aud ~ Geh
900 was refused; n superb Pictsrc by DE JONGHE
"EEVEkIE;" also by PlNCHARH "DBESolNG F9R
THE BALL . ROBBIE the finest specimen ever seen IN THIS
country. VAN HOVE artist whose works are very un
common in this country, "rlH HAPPY MOTHER LAO
grand Examples Garland Guemin Baron DE Haas, NJ r.
r.: Jules oupil Casilear Penas T. .. Brown. l. W. M"o
Sian6cd G. r. Leslie Roller Lcminais, ana NeIy many oh1
good plctures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
CTATT Of NEW -YORK-SUPREME COUR

a. IAlE OF NJ w -1OHN--NO hIME COIINl
- GEORGE I. COMSTOCK mortgage IN truSt against
TIL SYRACUSE AND CHENANGO RAILROAD COM
IANN. AND OTHERS. defendants:
v vil;Ee judgment Of foreclosure and sale made IN
entitled action ma entered In tho Office o the tefE
O The County 0f OrOagA IN The state Of NeTN0rk on The
DIN day NGvCuEeT 1876 J. the suhscre heIif Of -d
county srl luDC auciOa AT the outer door OF the
l7ih av Of March 1871 II O'Clock in tie forenoon Tie
zeal estate lTucrty and franchises order by sd
sold ana therein described As o!O"s 10 VII;
m. syracuse and Chena KailrUad cNcutg nom IFS Junc
far M the syracuse Northern kalrOdd AZ sad city % N
Cuso 10 the yase aIye IN the comfy Of Madison IN
CleHango Railroad Company Including al the Ilh
fencIeT nights way o s'u company ~ locomotives
Gcpots. engine houses, saioH "Ots Ncih
etections beoi eS ~ a. AL Ini@ s'pcb, lO %
Crfy equipments Of The said Tie syracuse ava Che
mango Ia road company all personal property uso IN
and aDf he operation sad syracuse and ChcnanSO
Ia lr,ad ~.G property viii be sold ~ the FOL OWING oricT;
First The Of land in the city OF syracuse Known ana
C.,r1aed rs Numbers T. 3. 8 10 ana i acrWHgt 10
man 81 village ~ made bF J"hn Itheh
lnped suuh ~ Canal street SO rt Oh the east DI
Townsend Is feet ON the north by Brown street -o5
4 i,c, and on ;it west by smith street 1872 feet.
second The said me >ylacusc and ChouaLgo KallC@d eN
thereof lying ucrtnerv OF the lrieitc
anal N sad SYRACUSE lnu al "iht! lht
50 property nights and franchises OF sd The syracuse ana
teuango Railroad Coinp3ny except fhe freight cars nun
igcusivc shall be next sold separately, ans as
one ci'tlIc subject on t.iug -. .-.- , -.
lr The portion said railroad. right Of way and Ian's
living uortrry The ION ~ Canal ana LOCK streets
81 said syracuse the said twenty freight cars VIII Dc sold
aid separately, and entire subject Or thlngDaO
{, rlclse, :. y, January 20, lN77 ,r>. ,,,,rc.,,
Sheriff Of OnODdlga Comfy, y. Y.
GEEEN & CoNsTocX, attorneys, syracuse, y y
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Religions Noiltes

Al Wnlett Street Methodist Church. erandst
RTsshpp ru SvSDAf a. TO- No. And m sermon nrs, On
every evening. All cordially invited. seats free
An sosis, Church. cor. Fourthave. and Twentieth
Rev. HENRY W. BELLOWS, d. d. pasior.-SUNDAY. Feb.
II Rev Ir BELLOWS will preach at II q. IN Rev. M -
public cordially invited.
Arnity baptist Church.-Rev WILLIAM H. WILLIAMS.
D. d. viii preach In this church. West Fifty touhs near
Eighthave, on SUNDAY MORNING. Mt l0la o'clock. The
Sacrament Of the LoIds Supper win be administered 81
o'clock Baptism after the morning service.
Academy Of Music, Brookvn OF the First
Independent hethc,ist Church Rcy FRED BELL ms
MORROW at iOi5 A. IN and 7:46 r. m Morning subject
1.-THE Past Year, and Future Prospects" Evening sub
tecti Large ard Smalhesrted People"
Allen street NJ L. Chureh between Delaney and Rv
ng:on ~ Rev. CHARLES f. ARRIS. pastor-Aornng-
Sacramonta Service. Preaching by the pastor TO
be followed By Pray nesting eas iree On ~ I
cert for The benefit of the ladies' church aid society
AT Chckerins Hall. Fhays corner Egh t
Union Gospel Services Rev l. SMITH HUBARi pTrschr,
preach At $40, AFTERNOON. singing by cHAs J.. QUINN
and the large choir morning ami afternoon Seats free Al
invited sGniay school, $50 M iibie GAS 10 O'CLOCK
Prayer meeting THURSDAY EVENING az 3U4 Fohrtha'e'
below Twenty .tlirdsi. -
American Temperance Union-At the Large Hall OF the
Cooper Union. SUNDAY, Feb II. p m. sharp. Doors
the principal speaker ut this great meeting AS may e I'm
possible 10 accommodate all at Cooper Union Science Han
be- kep open as an overS meeting Attractvo exercises
at each g,aoe Al are welcome J. b. GIBBS PRESIDENT
j. b. cosklAs. Sec
Anthem Memorial Church,
Rev. H. IIsBER NEWTON Rector.
Services on SUN JA e G 81 IA oc ysr' at 4so M
The fret OF three sermons on Religion in Everyday Lhe'
a special service of song.
Young Men specially invited.
All seats free az the opening hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
90 D0hom II Hlan 'C ontcrr

Go D)bom It Hlnn 'Contcrn
1 YOUNG WOMAN en- route for san Frau
"a cisco wl pay lcr expenses i d's0us 81 moths
family ladies TOR company nt&ceioa aple ny renee
must De excargca Apply toI week 10 y W. G. A., NO.
ast ljtl-st. NC"-NcIk
IMPORTATION WANTED Of the hers OF
RICHARD GREGORY, formerly Of New-loTE or i'roJS
abOut - years ago ana !as re-
Gently drd, leaving property Address l. - EoN NO "
Tribune Ofice
DARUiES wishing TO Introduce or increase the
-alr Of Anne. can Good, III SEANbiNA\IA can svcle
the services ataytuK agent 81 the waiter 4 N""l NOV"
and IraUng MaC'i for Nl'itis 81 Unemployed
tine each year; speaks Danish, SWEDISH. ALL N"l"'ylh
ia spent abroad, ad VIII rrtR,n cor sam i
Sla~> ''r, ui " 'h
Go is amcnbcT Address Room 200 IS liotc B's'OD Aa7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
'nFFICE METROPOLITAN INSURANCE

an arrangement with the .---
CONTINENTAL INSU RANCE COMPANY
lO2 BROA DWAY, (asse's S3OJ0UOl. whereby That
company shall substitute as policies IN place OF tiose :
s,rd Insurance Company 10 take eject
IN ac case upon surrender the pelct u TIE Meopo
tan Insurance. Pocvhoders are invited to send
ucii lOAcics fOr such substitution al once.
$500 ApIIEpI Receiver q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
INHE Regnlar Animal y

TIVE Regular Annual Meeting OF tie Stock
holders ard election Of Directors Of the st JOSEPH
AN6ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY will be held Oh
Tuesday the GI March, 1871 the Office OF the sam
COMPANY In the THIRD National Bank Building, No Az olive
49, 0' ~ n T. GOULDY, Secretary,
No 9 Murray-st., New orE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
HoUsAToNic RALkoAp COMPANY. TEfs5'ER's OfFNE.
!

BRDGErOgT. Conn. Feb. J. 1871.
EOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of the
~ STOCK HOLDERS If RE IIOUSATONI EAlLROAb
COMPANY wi lie held their Office in tho City OF Bridge
33d inst. az 90 o'clock
for the purpose OF cec,ig~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
aid company the ensuing and 70 DO any Other DuS
u proper Dc doue ~ said meeting
from the 18th to tho 9th
i,s nv 0.yicr CHARLES X. AFERILI, sec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Gctcts.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE, ,.
BROADSr., between Chestnut and Walnut,
Philadelphia, Penn.
Conducted on the American aid European PLAN
NFW-ENGLAND lodgings, j0c.
POO lg!t single rooms gentlemen only; WeeHly 80
-. Corner IOwtry and Bayari5i..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
6sip Wanteo

fjtIp WanIeo
~~----
JOURNALIST.-Want cultured utllity
d, man ON nrst class daily Address, with fullest partca
lars by letter only " H." 81 Last Goth St, \. 80 Gu
WANTEp.--1,0 900 agents wanted at tnce to
w sell 50 article. Families WI want rva oAe
TO ak eech. PROFITS snod. Particulars frss - ar,
Address WORTH CO., ST. Louis, NO
NANTED-A mechanical DRAUGIlTSMAN
w his business and Competent
maze drawings fc r-eutton AvfV W letter 20
&, w. C.. station b, New Yea = So Y. U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
Church Of tue Disciples,

Fort nftl.si and MafisOn.aye,
Rev. GEORGE H. U5.PWOETH, pastor
Services TOMORROW II 1919 ana 10
Norniur. 1.-THE POWER or THE GOSPEL" Evening:
y LAW OF SUCCESS
Sunday school AMI Bible Class ~ D. - .
Youip Mems VI. citing On WEDNESDAY " T.. ~ X -,
Fourth Lecture in TN y IiOiI LAND
tratri with St-r-opticOn-bv Mr.. HEPWUKpH, On MON
DAY ENININtat =. 800. ........,,.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

Cost an0 fonno
OST-On Feb. 8, a Skye terrier, with leather
collar marked C. L. Blair II East 3~thst. fhe T'ron
returning tie dog 10 Il East 3Shat "I receive suitable
reward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

AZ EAST 25Tii-ST, first house from Madi-,
Ls.f sun-4qGarc.- FuIit, SHINY HALLHODA Oh second
floor 10 LEI, with BOARD rsiCrtu2cs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

=. A. WNOLFIENs SPECIAL Master
y BAn inventory ot tire property has feen fled IN sat
Receiver Of the said ralroat when en- Dc Seel
o annii.aiiop 10 T. c clerk Of me c0nT StawSw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10
East Side.

A. PARIOR FLOOR, with or without private
table. at , East dst; also rooms jor gentleman ana
VITO nr hncln grntNnlNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

appntailOu % tIc cI'tR OF ITc comm IalIo '3"o"
n y. STOCK EXCHANGE.--ThOse wishing
~ to mako investments deal III the active stocks can
have busnoss faithfully transacted by addressing
T.. &. STEDMAN,
BarbeT and Broker, 70 broadway, NpWNOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

,pSN WEST 23D-ST.-A private family will
ebsPsI LET FLOOR or ROOMS, with or without BOAKD
reerence. hilen aud Ieqhrtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-10

Cornell Memorial ". e. Church, S"Nen r'siSthst, pet
GecOna and ThTdayes EoV. O. H. GOOlShlI+ pasof-Sef
wees DAY, Era. H. follows 1890 m, sermon Dy
REV j. NJ. FREEMAN, II. D. one ~ the SecFelaes "t te
sunragscool non ar m d. Fro mn WIZ address me
sunday gOol: suNrci, III" Invisible Backh0ard; 1881
H. Tn sermon Rev. ~ H. DE fUI, D. D., Assistant Editor
Of TIE Chr.Atiln Ahvntltr. SltduEplb WtNohr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Rothschilds, Heymans 4 Co., dry goods importers,
at No. 81 Broadway have failed with liabilities esti-
mated at over 100000 They had just moved into
their new store. and tho announcements oil their cm-
caused considerable surprise in tho trade
member Of the nrm stated yesterday that they bad
been compelled TO suspend suddenly and they could
not tell the amount of their liabilities and assets.
Tho clerks preparing statement and making an
inventory oil STOCK which will DO submitted 10 tho
creditors as soon as completed They expected DO
able to make satisfactory settlement, and IN tho
meantime their elects will be administered for the
benefit OF tho creditors by Leopold Bernhcmer and
Marcus A. Bettman to whom they had assigned every
tuing. ~ Anf.Nt
Economist and Dry Goods Reporter aud other trade
journals No Beach street. has made an assignment
Deputy Sheriff Buckingham has a judgment against
lin 1927, ontaned III the Supreme Court BY Aling
Cory, OF Rochester, on note given by Mackey 10
Rev. 81 T. Roberto, but the Sheriff has not yet been
able TO satisfy IL The publication Of the paper will DO
continued as heretofore.
failed, with liabilities amounting TO about So COO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-19
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A regular meeting OF the Board OF Education was
held yesterday afternoon President Wood in the chair
The City Superintendent, Mr.. Kiddc, presented his
report Tor March.
The condition Of the building occupied by Primary
School No IL is reported TO be such mpcri the
health OF ITS occupants owing to imperfect drainage In
ono OF the adjoining buildings rho apartments
pied by Primary School No % arc also reported very
wholesome.
The Committee on Teachers offered the following
report for adoption :--fhat, having considered the
charges rejecting upon the character OF Mrs. e. V.
Franklin, principal OF primary department OF Grammar
school No. IL. with the view 10 her removal
should she he proved guilty OF the conduct
alleged, they unanimously find that SAID Charges have
not been sustained But In regard to the question as
to whether her reputation Is so much impaired ms 10
render IT Impossible TO retain her services the com
miltee divided. and two members thereof voted m
the air tho majority, however, decided other
wise, and report herewith. Tho report was
adopted, Notwithstanding strong opposition from
Commiss ioncr Goulding, who attacked the report OF
the Committee Teachers aud became quite heated
during his remarks. Mr. Haistcd, IN reply. branded
certain staten cnts made by Mr. Goulding us false.
The same committee. 10 considering the complaint
made by Mrs. q. " Franklin. principal OF primary
department OF Grammar school No H. against the
BoaId OF school Trustees Tor the Seventh ward. rc-
ported that the charges were not sustained and re-
commended that they be dismissed The report was
adopted.
The resolution offered by the Bylaw Committee in
reference a reduction oil three aud halt per cent
from all payros Tor the month OF May, except those
OF the superintendent, was adopted
commune read from Hon. Smith Ely,
II. Nickham as Commissioner OF Common schools,
m place oil J. GrenviIle Kane, resigned
The tor the supply OF coal Tor tho next year
was given MT j. d. Leary at the rate oil SO 90 ton
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WALL STREET EVENTS.

MORE FALSE RuMoRs--A FEW FAILURES AND
AN APPROACHING RESUMPTION. ~
Some excitement created IN Wall street yestcr-
day by the circulation OF rumor TO the effect that
tho Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western Company
would probably default tho guaranteed interest and
dividend OF tho Morris and Essex road. Under Tho
influence OF this rumor tho stock OF both corporations
suffered sharp decline, the Morris and Essex stock.
however, being most affected, falling rapidly from 70
to 66ss. The Delaware and LsckawaDna stock de-
clined from 81 10 471s. INQUIRY at the olce OF Mr.
Samuel Sloan respecting the floating rumors resulted
in obtaining IRON him an emphatic denial OF their
truth. such report he said, dad have about
IL tho sembanco OF probability. This contradiction
was communicated TO tho street shortly alter noon.
and there U sudden recovery In the attacked
stocks, which closed at q considerable advance on
their lowest hgures F ta
Mr.. sloan also authorized the statement yesterday
that only :5 600 tons Of coal instead OF the 100000
tons heretofore announced, would be offered at the
coming sale OF Wednesday next &
Tho only Other event oil any particular Interest was
the reported preparations Of McssrA Kennedy begin
carly effort 10 resume basis OF dollar Tor dol
lar. They say that II their stock ncd as collateral IN
some OF the banks is not forced the market they
can start with Payments Of thirty three aud 0nehrd
per cent give four, six and twelve months notes
Tor the remainder.
In the Gold Room II announced that Mr.. Rus
sell A. Hills, No. Z Exchange court, aud Mr. X. w.
Martini could meet their contracts Their labili-
tics are considered very small