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KSmurs % IIoscs.-we are requested
to ask that full attendance Of the mem.
ber- Of Hope Icde. No. 10 knights Of Hon.
or, be had a, the merit regular meeting We'd
ne-day, sist, as important business will h
brought before the Lodge.
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"TnurH is stranger than fiction" and one
Of the strange things is, how such beautiful
aud excellent lsundried and unlsundried
Shirts can be go, up and sold for prices
ranging from 81 to 81 each. But IL you
wish to learn the secret, you can do 80 by
calling at Hayden Brothers.
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QUARTERLY CouKr, Judge Lyile prcsid.
ing, convened on Monday last, and adjourn
Ell on Wednesday evening. ~ the ~ cases
on the Docket, 6j we're disposed of fact
that shows the promptnss. and Dispatch
With which our worthy Judge proceeds
With bnsiues..
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OsE Of our energetic mercsn tile 6rm'-
does business by Wholesale. We saw q
New York sample merchant show Hayden
Brothers hi- goods LAST Tuesday, and 100
dozen ladies hose was one ofthe many items
ordered by that stirring business house
That's the way TODD things
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-03-16

4 CITIZEN who has had his shins severely
skinned by running against the plows, box.
es, Sc, lef, on the streets by our merchants,
writes Us to know il there is not q town or
dinanoe preventing the obstruction Of
streets, especially at night There is such
an ordinance, aud the merchant who uscs
the streets rs his store house is liable to ar
rest and fine. The Marshal will please at
tend To il.
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" our lady friends wish to examine
-ome Of the very handsome.t shoes they
ever saw, in numbcrle.. variety, they
should call at HAYDEN Brothers. They
have just opened a splendid assortment. .
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Mn. A. c. Mathew, Of San Francisco,
Cslifornis, vas here thi. week on a visit to
his brother, Mr.. =. n. Matheny.
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A BR,aHr little girl II Mr.. Jacob u. Zig
gins, (who lives some 8 or q miles FROM
here, died n Scarlet Fever last Monda y,
after q short illness.
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Mn. SMITH X. Mremos, a clever ysuns
gentleman from Gsrrard county, now
smiles behind the counter Of Cam pbell q
/ Miller
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Mn. GEoRoE d. wsARrs, who ha. been
quite III with deep cold for several da y
is, we are pleased to know, improving.
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A Srr 10, u Seed Oats, German Millet
Seed, Ne, at wearen a Evans.
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MssHikD.--On the 9Th inst, Mr.. Jam =
Collier To Maria u. IIaselett.
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PsrER CnaspLsR IL the Radical candid
ste for the Legislature In this county. Peter
IL a representative man.
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IOSAI WINS.

Fury barrels Of fresh Utica Lime, q,
wcsren a Swans.
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wrhsve two Pilot graph Esisbli.hmes,.
here nov. Pay your money and take your
choice.
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Domestic srE1s.


EsstseH - Cssssse" . MILLER.
p.u, a.. x " q,
Of Buggy Harness Tor SIS; pair Of 2.iIor-e
Wagon Breechins fcr ~ GO 6r-t-elsss
.ss' . ,o ~;
n',, =, 40. Co.
Ies,her., buck straps, curb., throst latch.
e., rein.. bits, snsps, buckles, whips, check
''ne'' haher'' e'cr etc. OF nr't r''e gus NY
'"' c"e'Pe' '"'
o's 'o' o' "o"e' Po"' !" ''o" ~ ce"''
"sz Pe' oo'e"'
IL" "on"eri"' no. 'he SOU OF man
'eso"e' ON, ano Ps'P.'A'e' Nv" ""P""er
Inf
,o,,,,,--;,. IN. d;s,o,;,;on IN Lea, m,
-, A.. -. IA. =, a.. IA =,
some other f,low speed the plov-the Nee
tIe plo~
Sine. re received n .b;,men, NJ I.ale
sLo,. ri, D.. no,.,o.. f,ou, an. xo,,h
we have concluded to accept the new Ad-
m;ni.tr,ti,n's Southern po,icy. Fellows
that can raise such tubers We reckon ought
10 rule the country.
,
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A rrw more nice veni'on Hams, at
wesrcn 4 Evsn..
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"a NM Frs.
LOWf fertile.

Provisions were quiet yesterday, hut closed .ome-
vhst 6rmsr NJ st.9si.c Tor hscon shoulder, y =
Buit meat, yer. easier at 81 r fnr shoulders, ~
for cesr rib sides and 7,sr ior clear sides. Hams
at lii.alsc. Lard at ne Cor tierce: i7c for ter.
NJ. ~ =, ~ 1870 wh.", A. s,,c. nj
though there 10 hut little doing prices sdvan-
ced yesterday, closing at I 30<si ~ fpf red ~
f"r amber aud " kr white. C"rn quiet AZ 5daie
for ear, 3s0t5oc for shelled arrival and <stat1c
from store. Oats we're unchanged ut 3sAs7c On ar
rival and fiatsc from store. Rye lower ct 7sc.
Flour vas firm, closing At 4 sSNs a. for extra to
fancy brands. Butter vas steady at i5s15c, and
eggs we're hrner 1T i2si7,Sc. Onions al 2 As< 80.
Potatoes at 75aI oo.-tL,u, Commercial, 18th.
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SAWS your eyes buy par ~ Lazarus
Ch.nsul,'.
I,,,,,,. c.,,., s,,.l. I.,ye. frc-b
Stool In n,,er. and bulk, at Anderson 4
Mehoosrs.
PHvuci.Ss prescriptions and Pharma-
seuticzl preparations, q speciality at i. X.
Chensult's
ANDERSON a MCRoBERrs have Just ~.
ccived q superior 10, Of Pistols, Cartridges
and Cutiet,.
,o 4, co,,o,. .,.l q, c,o,,io. !.
new aud fresh. No old stock carried from
wear To year.
.i,,' -. - w.,saa,.J
twelve months,
Il, a.,
tn ~. IL =, H..
n! ""s' ~ =" u ' ' "
'""" wy P'
I.pts- call snd see the splcndid new
""' Nd J"''
Tn, l.ry,.t stock Of goods in Central
Kentuek, /. ken, and add at lowest prices
nv Jvhn n. Cr.is.
Buy your Drug, Patent Medicines
Paints, White Lead, Oils, llye-Stnfi-, School
Books, Stationery, &c, at T.. X. Chenaults
49,, , .,..,.,,,i, .,.i,.-
-. -. 81 ,.L.,.,,, H.. ~, will
-, 49,, H.. -, i,r,,n,,I,, =, III.
I,
COMPLETE assortment OF iishing
Tackle, consisting 81 Hooks, Line, Nn"od-,
fule Trimming, Heels aud hinno~s, at
anderson " Ncknhcrts.
~ you want fre,h beef, call on Ramsey
at hi. shop IN stanford Hotel, 1T any hour
day or night, 50 he viii not travel around
With his wagon beiufr ahuu, 1t April.
:. y. AAthh>N' we Ors' H'i."'nt i''
LOT IN 'rn'ral hen'ieA'' h,' on MANI anu
- constant, rcc'N'ng a'l'''nuiu -u"s ~
s"ois Tor sprung ahh Snmhi'' wear NV
guarantees snos NJ
,.,.,..,, H.. .;,, ,.,..i.I tho
O., =. -. - -,
i II -, - - CLAIM,
- -. -. a. -, ~ CO.,
-. H. ,,,i.,;i,. TL.;r ,s,, S,,;,.
49, ~ ',', =. -. I.,...,,.,,.,,,
,.,.. -, 49, a. :.
trade. save money by g"ing to winter
20.
EyERaRFrSs AND SMALL FsuiTs. Those
Who need choice Eyergrens, in variety, To
ornament yards or Cemetery lots, can he
supplied at low prices by calling on the
gardener at II. T. llarris in the suburbs Of
stanford. Those want ny small fruits Of
the hest kind such rs cut rants, goo-eberrie-,
rsspbcrri.., etc, can get them at the lowest
prices from the same source.
,-.,,
Mrs NLa.t>s' "r",,'! " psN',e,
VIII s,, As' MI, Lucy n"'e,ue' :" ue
Mi'hhefN r~'"o''shh'sn, VI 'o"" ~ ,'''k,
during ,he Sp''ng .nu summer -ea.',"nu
s'S9 III Ne '',N h'Ns ,a,"a MI IN,
Hughes. Mrs. slavens' fine address, in adj
dilion To her business capacity, makes her
many warm friends wherever she is known.
" there are any persons in tins, or any
other vicinity, wishing hrst-class Pirno
ar Organ, whose eve shall rest upon tins
ten, let them pause, reflect, look through
ether columns, and send u Daniel T. Feat
ily, Washington, y. j., for any Information
they may desire concerning them. They
Are highly commended by the Frees ami
People. and are beyond doubt very supe'
trior instruments.
,.,,h .,y T.v.
n' p".' al laans "n hand :, large VA.
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Mn. A.HER OwsLry wishes 10 buy one
hundred bushels u Irish Potatoes.
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Fos sALr--Ilest saddle horse in Ken
lucky. =. y. MsrHrSY.
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THE CELEBRATED "BCFFALU'
STEAM GRIST MILLSl

have renovated from bottom to top the sbsvs
sell-known and celebrated steam Mills, situated "
Lincoln county, about one mile from stanford -
the liusionvile piks. The accomplished Aill-riGhs
william n. Potts, Of Madison county did the vsrk.
IND he nov pronrunc~s thee mills god ~
en- the Continent; All the old nashinssy ssA AsS-
ures have been taken OUT and neu pet in-stasO,
smut MIL. Boltin. Cloths, Ae.. are In ans 60
der, 20 that now can make good Flsur and Mol
asany MIL
c y 8 7 o NJ cRi n b q G
solicited snd ssiisfaeiios guarsnsssd. 0risSiss
done every day. Try there Mills once snd 20 vh1
come again. ti7o-tfi JOHN ". HOST.
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b EAT Tf.Ax9 {:
GRAND square and Upright.


GRAND square and Upright.
rrom Rnfn. Snyder. II hrm Of Snyder a Hem
lentovn Penn-y lvsnia
Il must confrs- hardly know how IN ~rpr.-s
my qualification on rec~ivinE the BEATTY fiASo
you shirrci me. Il 10 at least al couid al. wish
OF exp>et. One Of our most eminent musicians
tried Il and spike In most favorable terms, sn.r
thoroughly testing H."
Best offer ever sivea. Money r~fupd~d upss ~
turn o. Piano and freight chsrsss paid By me Dan
test trial Of Ave DAYS. Pianos varrsstsd for sig
years. Address
Daniel F. Beatty,
wsshington, New Jersey, US. A
GO TO
Mr.. Z. LAYTON AT
GIBSON'S CHEAP STORE
AT MONTICELLO,
FOR CHEAP GOODS,
Hs Sells below Granger Prices.
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RssSsrd.

waaSsrA.
consrcTED WEEKLY 81 cAsrskLL . sn.LnsL
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orR TWO CENT soar.

Rccips.-Put into an iron kettle five gal
Ions of soft water, To this add live pGund.
Of Pure Soda Ash, and three lsonnds ol
unslacked Lime; boil the mixture three
quarters Of an hour; then dip all out into a
tub, sdaiis9 tAS tub, and let Il 81, until il
settles (the I've will rise quite tlsarl, the,
dip il of and put into yonr kettle; IN III,
add three gallons ii refuse grease, measured
and boil from two b. three hours. u I'lid
or rich grease !. used, add one fourth less
You may Try il by dropping little in :
saucer, and, II hard, il Is done. You may
then pour il into tub, LET il remain unit
neat lay, then cut in bars &c ,uit yOIISclf
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BEATTY'S PARLOR
q r. & "A M 8 I

" n u "A ~ . ]
KLIGANT STYLES, With valuable Ispvsvs-
mrnts. N.w and besstifal solo Step. OvrkODB
TIfDt SAND Organisis aud Musci, ne ipdarss th~s
organs aud recommend them srRlfTLY TiRor
CLASS In Tone, hechanis@ and Dursbilny. Wss-
rznted fbr vin yssssL
Most Elegant and Latest Improved.
Have besn svsrisi IN. HIGHEST PRENIrns
10 composition With othsr br
simplicity, Durability, Promptaess,
ASDPiA LIKE ACTION.
Pure, SWEET. and Evenly Balanced Tone. Osehss-
trsl khsc's, aud lnstaniansoas Aec~s whish nsy
10 had to the k-eds
send br Price Lisi. AdIrss
DANIEL r. BEATTY,
Washington. New Jersey. U.s.A
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-12-20

AT Tacoma with Pacific Mail Steamships
| for Victoria and San Francisco, and with Sound
steamers for Seattle, Steilacoom, Olympia and
all points on Puget Sound.
at Lake View with stage for Stcilacoom.
At Tenino with stages for Olympia.
at Kalama with O. :. n. Co.'S boats for
Portland ard all points on the Columbia river.
At Portland on Wednesday and Saturday,
at q \ NJ, with steamers for Port Townsend,
Victoria, N;naimo New Westminster and Fra
ser river.
Through Tickets for sale at principal Offices
of the Company, and at the office of the O. 5.
\. Co.. Portland, Oregon, To Victoria and Seat
lie and via p. VI. ). 5. Co.'S steamships from
Tacoma and o. 5. = Go. and =. e. 5. 5. Co.'S
steamships from Portland to San Francisco.
Through Tickets 10 Portland, Oregon, for
sale at Victoria, seattle, Tacoma and Tcnino
SAMUEL A. BLACK,
General Superintendent.
W WAYNE EOGnES,
General Ticket Agent
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Portland N0ips.

For the following items credit is
due the Portland papers, principally
the .Stando911,
There is large number Of Chinese
burglars operating in the city.
Over eight hundred names have been
signed to the roll of the Open Temper
ance Society Of this city.
White mon are beginning to monop-
Ollie the wood saving business.
\ lady had her pocket book picked
OF $3.50 on Wednesday, in this city.
Mr.. Jacob kamm now in New
\ DIRK city, expects to send the bal
ance OF his steamboat machinery on
the new steamship STATE Of Oregon
lie shipped a part 10y the QaichSfep,
on or ahou; the LIST inst.
The firm Of Hodge, Smell & Co.,
intend to erect brick structure next
spring ON Front street between Oak
and Pine.
George Cocgan has over 800 head
of horses, much the larger number OF
which have never been fed ANY pre-
pared food whatever during the win
ters, and Il numbor Of them are eight
years old.
About 100 Chinese assembled in
the baptist church recently, to wit
uesa the baptism OF SIX Mongoiians,
inchd:ng one female, who renowned
dciatry and became Christians.
Mr. !. :. helIcr has thus lar put up
over 1900 head of hogs this season.
We learn that the hogs will average
over two hundred pounds each. That
j. some pork tor one man to handle,
yet our friend Keller is equal 10 the
emergency. - >iupi4rd
Young men who complain at being
compelled - work f"r !i,'ue, should
TAX" i'or an example the conduct of :
lawyer in his ,i,y, who, when bus,-
ness j. 1uil, Cocs down on the wharf
AND handiye wheat With tl,o long
shorcmru ior - cents AN houy
i lnHGsb"rcn8n'> benevolent So
c'e'v has been organized N th,s city.
Holm g. Beck couc~ 50 Che front
With lPveirv for the holidays, ana nj
prices ha; vii. ae,uist. al. call and
;>amia~ bi, rrw >toct luH Front
~;rert.
a few GAYS ago We reieIi'e,. to the
reconsideration oi thp confirmation o;
{ oj. y heat. as Territorial Auditor as
being without precc,ian' \ friend at
our elbows reminds las OF what ve bad
! forgotten the case OF joseph :. leg
got, OF Kansas In February. 1872.
ne was appointed t;oyernoa If WASH
ington Territory ana confirmed hy the.
! nitoJ State~ Senate in Executive SOS
sion Ahouy l"n days later, the Sen
ME Jeroi.sjderaj It's acyjou IA the
: l,rc.fi,t, ami President 1ran, sent inthe
name q Elisha .. f4ts,. WHO VAS con
/ .irmei. a}d stil ho'oS the otiiro. There
j. nothing howa> 81 in the rnirS al he
! Council Of this Territory, which allows
reconsideration # . vote atter The lapse
OF twenty four hours. Semitic iutr'3r
geaccr.
Bon l>sERS0LL wa born IN ineida
County, \. y, and letter IN the
Utica UooH gives some remembrance,
OF The parental stcrnneS> which has pos
sibiv inspired his protest against tolnes-
tic discipline. Il Is said of his fat her
that when the SON was sized with n
tit of coughing II the table one day,
and could not stop when ordered, the
elder lngerToll took The boy 10 the car
riage house ami whipped him severely.
The punishment could he heard in the
house. The preachei-parent whipped
til! he was tired, probably, and then
ceased Cor prayer.
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Puyatiup Branch Trains.

/ FAVE TACOMA THIRTY MINUTES AT.
A. ter arrival Of Main Line Trains, and re
turning, arrive ut Tacoma 80 minutes before
leaving time of Main Line Trains.
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Pacific Division.
KALAMA TO TACOMA,
AND
TACOMA TO WILKESON,
Coal Mines.
MAIN LINE TRAINS.
IEAyE

DAILY, (Sundays Eycepted)
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Kulama. ll:20 A. Nj. Tacoma. ): % p. NJ.
Tacoma. ....7:O0 AM. Kalama. .l2:SOP NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-17

the catsKiI Mountains yesterday. and was Al
The bank speaking 10 reporter, he remarked,
stand ana tho consequent forced sale OF securI-
ties. Some business men, In speaking OF the action
oil tho institution N refusing 10 pay depositors
maDd, expressed the opinion that 1t as not wise
policy 10 adopt created doubt ana x.ety among
small dcposiIors, which could be avoided n tue man
ayers were 10 take The other coulsc and pny. BY
doing the bank, 100, would sayo the lneresl which
has accI ued on all deposits thus Withdrawn from
July l.
The first Vice president, General T. S. Crooke ro-
icrated the assertion that The bank Is In better
dition than year ago. and that ell the
bonds and Other securities held OF the
very best character. there was no fear Of a sus-
pension OF business or course general run would
cripple tho institution any other in Brooklyn for
that matter but there existed no cause oil alarm among
the deposors, VINO, II they but rest satsned, win
could not DO yesterday Tor the resson that tho
fport Tor the hall year ending July 1871 had been
forwarded to Albany. ihe assets ana Liabilities VIII
The following card to mo public was furnished by
Mr. John C. Perry, counsel to the bank, this morn
ing:-
thing 70 The wniea have already been made
inss Bank which appeared in the nrw YORK iIrRALp
wednssaay ana ct Drer suPpemen.s explanation may
req. estate seongng 70 ,he BANK Ea. New York
salas saass 81 '' and an an
SUNS il asked Tor Il Is this :--waen. in May. the
% aasa S By the % ss as hss s ss
iora property, the cost OF which the stated
Alter his report hal boen made, however, before
the report Of the bsnk made N January following,
another piece of property situated In Brooklyn had been
sold foreclosure OF mortgage aud bid in Wy the hank
ut the al Sj2i - that being the vi tho
referred Thus IL that this
occurred Ny asnneu that u bank tho Let OF
January 1877 had acquired other ond that
which u held In May, 1875 again the bank report Of
JsSy s I.s ,ss, The amsn Of s"s ." hand an IN
six months latet found only $i3.3i cash hand. and &c
IL stated that IAN explanation of the difference
Of the statements oil cash On hand Is needod.r
The simple statement OF these facts would
20 be sufficient On the LIST day OF January,
1876. interest became Cue to depostors. and there
therefore. then hand additional be
appropriated 10 that and pay depostors there
being usually more money withdrawn AT that period All
above this amount excepting. OF course. sufficient
for the ordinary transactions the bank
fore the following May u bsiny tho practice to keep all
invested required tor that purpose. Tins dis
OF tho only points of difference pointed between
the two reports aud Tor which explanation to be
required he Investments aud securities OF the bank
unexcoptonshie The only ground OF cr tcs being the
vestmen In the banking building. which shows itself
aud In regard 10 which situation unlike OF
most savings banks OF modern creation that made
similar investments.
JOHN g. FERRY, Counsel for tho Bank.
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= BUSINESS TROUBLES.

George NJ. Wheeler, dealer IN IRON at No 81 GIN
street, has fled "a voluntary petition IN bankfupisy
before. Register Little. HIS Indebtedness aggregates
ever $3.50 900, ono third Of which Is due to irms IN
England, from whom he imported iron, ana ABOUT
$4,000 70 banks and bankers The principI creditors
are the following :Charles CamwoiI " CO.. OF shei-
ned,. England, $4,000, Hind, Dawson " Hardy, OF
Yorkshire England S3i. j62 % assignee OF f. s. Com
stock Co $4,000; wnslow, Lanier Co., s2o.coo
Union National Bauk, of pittsburg, Pa, $40 900;
Merchants and Manufacturcrs National Bank OF Pitts
burg SO. 600; Amoskcag National bank oil Manchcs.
ter NJ H., $4,000; American Exchange National
BANK of New YORK city ss,o0Oi ). q. Wheeler, Jr.,
sisIO3 co. Charles knocIand, $4,000; Liter, Price ~
CO. OF PhiladelpbIp 5000; ffsnk Brothers X Co. &,
Of inilaucl ph, sl,sO0i Wainwright Co., Of phila-
dclpbia 81 700; Gran, Walton Co., OF Philadelphia,
81. 500; a. L. Chur. ~, 42t 49, schoneld. Goodwin ~
Co., OF birmingham, England, $1,000.
A meeting OF the creditors OF Dcms Clark who
Keeps general store al Unlonv,lie, Orange county.
n T., was held yesterday at the oi1cc OF Register
Iitlc, and claims TO the amount OF $1,000 we're
proved, and Mr.. William NJ sayer, OF Goshen. was
elected assignee 10 bankruptcy.
Frederick Lewis, tue receiver oil Isaac Il Hackes,
wholesale clothing Dealers at No. 447 Broadway. has
ordered tho sao Of the stock 70 take place to-day. IN
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THE UNIVERSAL LIFE.

Another session OF the Universal Lie Insurance
Company reference before Mr.. !. " French No II
William street, was held yesterday. The real estate
valuations taken up and two witnesses examined
by General Page acting tor the Attorney General The
nrst witness was Mr.. Grub, oil Richmond Va, who
gave some testimony concerning The Ballard Hotel
property there. Among other things lac stated that
the property was put down at by the assessors
Of that CITY while the insurance company values
thor books at $4,000. Mr. Coleman was then called
and examined at considerable length on the subject OF
the valuation real estate In this city and Morris
ANA He substantially confirmed the evidence given
on Wednesday by Mr. Lalmbccr. Both the Witnesses
cross-examinod by Mr.. Vanderpoci, OF companys
counsel but nothing OF interest was developed OF
the other attorneys III Attendance were Mr.. l.. ".
Roscndae, OF Albany, also for the Attorney General;
MI Robert SeweIl, AshDel Green and Mr.. Hale. OF AL,
bany, tor the company.
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LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK.

THE COUNSEL FoR The INSTITUTION EXPLAINS
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REPORTS.
The Long Island Bank was opened at nine O'Clock
yesterday and secretary Il. L. Fowler and treasurer
Mackay were at their posts receive creditors and
answer all questions. When the doors were opened
about twelve people, a majority Of whom werc
women, and all OF whom had small sums on
deposit, maio their way to tho treasurer's
desk and asked to withdraw their money They
politely informed that meeting of the Board
Of Trustees held the evening previous they had re.
solved TO avail themselves Of tho sixty days notice
from depos,tor OF his or her Intention to close
account with the bank Sums of $40 or less would DO
paid however, so applicants Tor money had to content
themselves with $40 each and tho cling OF q notice OF
Intention to Withdraw money At no time during
the day were there moro than twelve or eighteen pco
pie present In the bank.
'fnc great danger run - said the secretary sis
from depositors who, reading the newspapers, tell
dtion, and that they had better look out The story
goes IRON ono TO another varying goes, and only
"a few get tho exact u uthu
Ouc-baf the directors of the bank enjoying
themselves by the seaside among tho mountains,
but several OF The abscntees Will, II Is expected re-
turn 10 Brooklyn within tow days. when some
further action may be taEon with reference TO
the businesa President seabury returned rem