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New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
EXCISE METHODS CRITICIZED.

The Law Committee of the Society for the
Prevention of Crimc has submitted report giving III
detail IFS visits the Board Of Excise an account Of
which has appeared in HE TRIBUNE. The report also
ss that at an interview with one Of the Commissioners
of Charities aud Corrections. he said hat request ia
a. a made by the Board OF Excise. through Their COUNSEL
- ,,i,o,,,y IA ,,rosrcute for fines and penalties I'm
unscd uy the Excise laws Of this state III the name Oi
In, Board OF Charities and Correction Inc re-
',',..t ~. ,ubutted the corporation couhsei, VINO
et Tue granting Of IL. number Of SUITS tas theic-
tt,.' n,,-nn nv the attorney for the Board OF
iri,,"l ioio and Correction. and stiI pending.
+ - turtbrr set foItD III the reports lhdl upon
noulry AT tuc Office OF the clerk oi Tue common ODu
a. t,ri ~ Aldermen, "A report OF the Board nl I-At.se
I,,ru TO Dc IN compliance with lhe acl OF lSoy was
iouhd 10 have been left win the ceIh. me IoiYlt V
80. ne names ol over Zoo persons 10 "lnu nceHaes
,re e,I,l,t,d b, The Board bctwcc May l. Io'o' ,nu
Ar 30 1877, with the amount received rom "a. ~ 49, % %
,,n - ~ -taf,ueut Of tnclr business places. Ibc to-
mice has made appointment WIN tho bis
ncy iOr conference Ihc report ooho,uuoS Dg 10 i
20 ,cssarV 10 employ dctocLNc aud citIcaI assstdnls'
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
INSURANCE EMBARRASSMENTS.
THE ROYAL CANADIAN BUSINESS.

THE ROYAL CANADIAN BUSINESS.
APPEAL TO SUPERINTENDENT sMYTH 20 RECALL
HIS ORDER.
On account of the action of Superintendent
smyth in reyoking the tidcatc allowing the Royal G IN
adan Insurance Company totransact business state
hr President of the company Mr. Ostell aud his General
Manager Mr. Sise have to this city They nope To
induce Mr.. smyth to recall his order. MI OSteii
stated to TRIBUNE reporter that they had employed
counsel IN the matter and they were IN hopes Mr. Smyth
would consent at least to modify ms order
40 as to give the company reasonable time to make
good any impairment So far rs the polcy-hoiders III
this country were concerned, they were absolutely sale
according to Mr. smyths showing lnaddiuon tothis
MI Ostcll sd there 5000 stockholders who, 10
geber were liable for the fun amount Of the subscribed
capital stock-SG 100000. Mr.. Ostell sad the In
suronce Commissioner Of Massachusetts, had as
eufrd him that the company WOuld ne pernlt-
ted 10 remain In that State long as iis assets III s
couufrv were unimparcd. There was no dghnt Wnat-
ever ne said, THAT the impairment at the homo ONCE
would be made up - a.. ..,io,, -
Tie action Of the Supernte nden was the SUBJECT Ol
rl. comment among the agents OF othtr oitlsh
coupanic, in mis- city Yesterday II was claimed ny
tb.rn thai the dcparmcnt had acted ncun,i@tchlN II
ia, Iruost i'm fls country belonged equally To tht poy
holders of th company, then the law requiring Sutn ue
un-its of foreign companies was aOsutdi II th' p''y
inrr. in the United states were Irtlcfitu tI "Il"I'
en There WAS no necessity for reYOkns tie ceillhcde
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

Munroe Hall, DO saied-Barks Isaia OIL. Amci vIfsta
war. Eulaa Unione. Duea DeGatiers City Of Charlotte
PoRT ROYAL, C.. July 6Arrived-steamship city q Dat
as Crawe Fernandina. .Saed-steamship CITY OF Dallas,
CroweI. New-York.
Moacec MSn aT NsS9crS or Bosloa 2 Bario'
Johnson. lloboken for Boston; W - DuboIg': yarnnm
Ellsworth James Philips Rockwell Bamcre for Dover;
Furber Atkins Lyle D. small waTTies and = W. Fish.
Dennis for Doe, Sears Woods, Hale for DO p.
JaTy aaa 5 r feaT'2 G1ant T Hacn " s &
Philadelphia, Josephene Pickett 81 John for Phiaaelpla;
Six ISLANDS Tor do James W. Drnry, orowel, aud Lotto
ba Fseens HGssS oF st. Joh@ fof do D. IT, &aS
Keka2d for do se CoS@S, bS oson or AIs IA
Godds Kelley Sieeyad & .sea lGT ADIy ghsd Row.
land and orlano Rowland Boston, for Pot Jereron ng
Dsve. swain c. has for BRIDGEPORT H9ye Hall @ walISn NJ
Nor%ak; DaIle webster Win.ow DO oI we;lsry Forest
psri, ESe Sas S for Bo,t isln5 sasTsst ar ara A%ca
b for orders do sailed s' Mn.l dtS Mgac wsrbs WeSs
T% yanEee Bsds SaS convoy @ S i Hattie Sason Nas N.
ArfHa 1on, RSs Dove sioysr . b WS,sion e Hope
Edward II Ina5oer fa,%3anser s5 JCseP9p een Th0mp
' PhiApFtrHIA. Jaly eArd. s@I. P9n!1sr MILLER Bo.
Norfoik 5 r Brown. Tucker Newport Evelyn, Crowley.
GTs ,cdna GSfe en@or r19 1a L. cos coD 6osi@a Is
oa warren johosoT Fern nd ma M N;co saT ,s%s
Jupiter Lke Dang-no Ko1ssOsls % as reIHrir
eta H saco lucy Graham Smith Boston; lnleS earn
SON SON 'R- M Annie ~ Fdr. seeor
Richmond; Sidney C. TYLER. b rrot, w lmDgtpn, y. G.
DRr AWARE CRY, July 5-Arriyed schr s. H. Fort steel
man, salem.
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Bark Fannie H. Lorug Trieste scrs J. G. Roker for
Fall River; Ida Hudson for RockaOd Fair Wind, Tor New
Bedford -.
SUNSET-At Sandy Hook wind light, East cloudy. AZ
City Island wind strong. North clear.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BALTIMORE July ca notice posted In the reading room
os he Exchange today, that tho
wreck OF Norwegian bark Azow. sunk by collision
time since obsuctng navigation IN mid channel, Oh
Back River Lghhoase near Of the Chesapeake
has entirely removed by blasting. The wreck was re
moved by private subscription from Bllim0re merchants
DISASTER.
LONDON July July G-The Spanish bark Josefa Capsin
Camc ship Island Nalenca. with ship timber winch
put into Caaz June H. leaking badly will b. stripped and
surveyed.
LONDON July 6-Auiyed. Highland Light and AldboEoag
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
SUMMER RESORTS.
MR.. SHERMAN AT NEWPORT.
lnY TrLEnHArn rn TIE rnInrNn.L

NEwPoRT 4. l., July 6.-Secretary Sherman
and party who arrived mere this morning In the revenue
cutter Grant, enerlned at dinner by Mr. Low II.
Morton Of NewYork. at his summer resi- ence on Bellevue
The party which sat down dinner composed Of
Secy sherman. webb Hayes Capt Walker Of the Light
house Bo ri, j. l. Kimbal Chief Of the Revenue Marine
Division these hcng OF the number tnat board
the Grant and IN addition to these oXGov. J.. d..
Morgan Augu-t Belmont, and Sir. H0yt OF New York,
Gov Van Zndt, Mayor Bedlow Of Newport, Senators
Burnside and Anthony Gen. Nodgcs, and Capt. Breeze
from the Torpedo Station. Dinner spread in Hr.
MortOns ballroom The Grant left here after <
o'clock for Povincetown where Secretary Sherman will
continue his tour OF inspection.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
WILLIAM R. MARTINS SUCCESSOR.

4 rumor prevailed III the City Hal ana
among The local politicians yesterday tnat Mayor il!
would send in to the Aldermen on luesi'y ho>S 'o
name Of samuel Conoyer President Of the Produce BANK
CO. p,k Commissioner 10 succeed William Il. Martin.
ur Couoyer is understood TO be "a member oi lhe
r,napy Society and his appointment II is 1tleN1u,
,"iJ bc satisfactory the ntlamnahy ltauoIs' l's
,,1drmatiou is doubted, although The eishl hepupi'dn
aldrruucn are claimed him. ana Aldcim'l Ian. y,
IeSis salmon and Bryan Reilly OF the Democrats ~ -
edmittrd that John Kelly and a majority ol tue iAii
many aldermen are not III favor Of the appointments
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MIR. sMYTH AND THE CHARTER OAK.

ALBANY, July G.-Superintendent of lnsur-
smyih stated to-day that he did not propose at
present TO take any official action relative to the report
OF the Connecticut Commissioner Of Insurance upon the
condition OF the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
1t Is a Connecticut company. although 1t has large
agencies New York but he believed that inyestga-
tons being made only by the Commissioner, but
by committee Of the Connecticut Legislature, II would
not be GecOrOus in him to interfere with supplement
their pro ceilings. II intended however so far as any
power lay his department. to protect the interests OF
policy holders in til. state.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

ard when Tho Republic re-issued the former, IL con
tlnued paying the rates. on January l. leap'
the assets Of the Republic amounted To Sl,sOoOoV
ana the liabilities to Sl,75O,OOO. On January Il,
1871 the assets and Liabilities stood AT nearly lho
same figures, but since then the company has lost
~ by large mortality among ts policy holders III bi
paid, however, all iis obligations To the widows hpd
Ophans to May 26. Mr. Carpenter tEOug M an error
mnat have been made in tie despatch when gave
S@,50o,cO0 balance against the company; III could
not exceed 100000.
Thu Chicago Life Insurance Company, for which a re-
ccvcr Is tn be appointed Mr. Carpenter sal started WIN
$4,000 capital, and did much business. lt- a.
last January $4,000 and It's liabilities
s35OOOO
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
THE SUSPENDED CHICAGO COMPANY.

CONUTIIIN VT TWE MI DID III No
Mr.. Carpenter, Manager OF the National LAie
Insurance Company, said yesterday, to TRIBUNE re-
porter that the suspended Republic LIE insurance
Companv Of Chicago for the past two years had not mad
any a,ency IN thi, city, and had issued any policies.
Afr Carpenter made the following statement OF the com
,nv,s condition: The Company was organized IN i1tO
,eit6 sgOOOOO capital. The officers mlsmanaged TN.
.iucs and sure other companies hat hd nuheItu
Insses Among these the Eagle. oi thicag0i thr
Creat Western OF ONO; the iianenan, oi Clcvtlahd
Ecnno,ical of Prov dencc, and The California Mutual
- g.n Fraursco. one at least OF these companies ii
ECONOMICAL paid much higher rates than the Republic
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
PUBLIC OPINION.

II the resolutions may be relied on, the late
low k. uhncn state Convention looked Wtia Itmal h
able acree O favor prOnDuory AguOf ia" Dul Its
candidate Tor Governor tms's IoI ncehseu iDo'o
Herald tIndJ
Having faith that the President means what
he say expect HIM TO enforce ms O'Hel AZ W O'vt
out pa fouace control caucuses and conVrhuohS'-
lUdca Herald QtepJ
By all means let us for the first time IN many
ye.t, nave au opportunity ot witnessing lclpi' oaH
1ony,nons III ONO and New lOr in wuch ltdeia ON
Gers shall openly as mauallaOIS anu "Iie pun
lers Whatever they mag secretly Plan ana execute
The trouble with Gov Chamberain's assault
upon fuc T. PlesideutakIng The most generous We" pos
eblc of H. such view me- by no means ,Atehus ~ thc
ptr.druf-s that Il narrow ana docs not rise 10 'e
broad plane of the national eXisc"cy uuei 0o"s'U''"
ton lLOstOn journal uopJ
The President though greatly hOnOred III
Nov LDgaud, can experience ohy ,At +@,Ch"V ~ c' ip
S'y''' ,v,n for s1i,lL aud SO 10 say compulsory
aIors- Louisville ttmlpJoulLal ID M
Tie Couservative-DcmOcratic party OF Louis
fgua aiu So o TIC Presidents pOhcy 80 I"I as N na'
gone ~ Louisiana II if an "oHyein ln i'l''iT'
tie tine policy is. Then VIII be tlnle @ i @ ~
discu,s its ls!biilies.-lNcw Orleans Times lDlhj
The fact is that the honor and credit OF me
comm, wcr never better sustd NED Than during Grant
Two Aduuiistrat Ous, and TIE national CHARACTER was
neyD fairly represented me ata,A on Diant @ 30
carcc. History Will give him his proper place-Ih"iah
Opoli, Journal ttepJ
The dead silence IN which Gov. ChamDerlalns y
s.,c.t s,lruuts Weie received aud the htarA cneers
ion t Pfcsident aud Dr Holmes alusions 10 nm, show
fiatiu tie heart Of the yeOmaury OF Nnuham county
tbe response IRON country wi be just Ike that
which the men OF wndham gave Oh the spot
! CASTING PEARIs-Waitcr: "What would you
l pleased 10 ORDER sirf We have pOtage pnntanei la
ytliienne Frcandeau de yeau ayec croquetles % deS
ri re us pateul Of whichever Of thes nearest TO Irish
! steww-i Boston Herald
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

seaside Library.
THE BEST ANDAkD NoNEls WITHIN THE REACH
OF EVERY ONE.
Books usually sold from VI 80 given, unchanged and
abridged for 40 and 20 cents.
Nos Price.
l. last Lynne BY Mrs Henry Wood. Double Number zoe.
2 John HALIFAX Gentleman BY Miss Mulock double
Numb ...... 20c.
g. Jane Eyre By Charlotte Bronte. Double Number 2Oc.
l. \ Woman Ilater. Charles Reales New Novel Double
Number .. zoe.
g. BLACK Indies jules Verues Last New Novel. single
Number loo.
g. The LIST bays Of Pompei by sir Edward Bnl.
VT Lytton SIN lie Number -. -.....-.... lOc.
z Adam Bede by George EllL Double Number. zoe.
Naln 1er .. -. Toe.
o. Old Myddciou'. Money By Mary Cecil Hay. single.
10. Tic Woman in White. by Wiikie collins. Double
For sale by ali Booksellers Newsdealrs sent voag,
prepaid, receipt Oi price, bY GLORtE NO, Publs
81 Beckman. Sta % and % NsudewAterst. NeN
Po,t-Oce Notice. The foreign tor the week ending
SATURDAY, Juy T. 1877, VIII close Tins Office
TUESDAY at 7 a oi lurOv by steamship Wyoming via
QueeusfO~nf on WEDNESDAY % a. M. ior Europe, Dy
be torNa oci BY TINS steamer must De specially al
dressed ana IN a Tor France direct by
Canada H4yrr; til i,SDAl a. ll3D a 10. iOr IN.
Iole by steamship Frs Plymouth therbourg AMI Ham.
tly ~ Brussels wa tuscuatONu lCorNIoIdo Dr -
many Scoan, ana Noith OBJ ranu to be- Forwarded by mis-
steamer mast be specially Addressed and go % q. or
scotland North Ireland, 10y - anitiu
MUyhe aud glasgow. and al .laO a m. Tor ne1 many,
etc, bs steamship Ncckar, VIA southampton and Bol1sn
correspondence for Great Ban and France to be forwarded
Wyoming. Bothua and ty Brussels dO lot
DenmaTk owsIrn ava NORWAY THIS mails u. So. Domingo,
ETC. VIII NeNYOrk july 3. Iis mails ior kiu ton.
Ja viii leave Ncw-York July D. mails lor Ci.ia and
Australia tc. VIII traurlsaO JulF Us.
New.York. June 80. ls77. T. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
p1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM BREMEN-In SedmShip Nam Juiy 6.-Dr. Geo.
o. CLAWS Ang Codiu., Phil. Jeselsen. C. H. Krack. s.
Amali. ueuser, Miss Ida schulIze Dr. G. G WyeAhon aud
wifi ". Dr. +. W. DenkC, Miss
Dora Bode, Ignaz Low, Mrs Netti Low Miss Augusta
Wheeler e. F. IL: ken-taed Miss Alma Fnkcnsae Il, john
Klenke otto Gronebaum JOS Al0s Blache Felix
Smuiy John school, KupeubenddT, Mss Mara Hcer,
Luden MeiierOth Bae George Hoffman. Fred kOOs,
uuschngcr Mrs Emma Yander and child Oswald Lev
Henry POgcr Carl kuppers Mrs Maria Kuppers, Miss
Mnette NicIueycT Mrs. Carolina VOhrng 81 Anna ubl
Miss BrItrnbich Bcrnh j. N0ack, H. Michaels JOHN
MOlter. j. Kaufman, Col A. MaltZenbach.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
{" sore Ifeads.D

people persist In testing" thing they hear
adversl 10 Catarr long they must expect
heads" with aggrayatOn and complication Of tho
naay If the drown refns, 10 grasp The rope thrown
him. bu fCOlshy to sTaws be blamed bus
himself The and offered tho
afflicted In DR. CATARRH REMEDY, which las been
standard remedy years and there j. sympathy for those
VINO lelseii and sl sIhrr one non often gives eohp'te
relief though obstinate rcqur3 tac Of DR..
GOLDEN MEDICAL DfsaOyEsYtl lfy blood Dr.
Pierces Memorandum Books drug-stores
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

DEPRECIATION OF PROPERTY IN boston
BosroS July ct is stated that the loss IN the ''
finn of te real estate Of Boston, May i, 1871 eomPieu
yn Nav / 1876 will be $4O,OOOOOO. II Is estimated
that the loss ON personal estate is about S2OoOOoOo
making total loss Of SGO,OO0000 aud reducing tls
,rhaia valuation 10 about S67O,0OOOOO exclusive o
bank tax.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

left the house Tuesday last attend 20 business
and had not been since by his family Mrs Ilurburg
said that ncr husband had collected large sum of
money ana ntcn0rd To increase the amount before he re-
turned IL Is feared therefore. that he has met with
dol
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July I'll a. m.-Yesterdays record
OF airpressurc was almost wholly OF upward ten
dency. The temperature yesterday was lower than on
the preceding day the average for the day being 2'
below the for Thursday. The OF moisture
in the air il about the on Thursday
For this city, clear partly cloudy weather may be
"a IN ItV
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MYSTIC PARK RACES.
THE CLINTON SAVINGS BANK.

ALBANY, July 6.-The case of the Clinton
Savings Bank. which voluntarily suspended, has
been referred by Bank superintendent Ellis to the Ator
ney General who Will Apply to the Courts for receiver
This is the usual process in all cases Of closing whether
voluntarily OtherMlse.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
ppAps AnOTIT A MESSING TAILOR.

A well dressed lady called at the Poiice Ceh-
tra Oice yesterday and stated that her huSDau' hey
Uurlure Tailor Of NO. 2G9 West sey enteenthst, had
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
Decay Of she Tech.

Arises from various causes but Principally - may be atrrb-
uted early negecto tire dcrmnaie OF tooth owcrs
aud C-. which give hOtntaiF wipuass 90 a.. tctn
while thew corode the enamel The timely o hat lei-
ca aromatic iout."asi fragrant etIonoNf VIII speedily
arrest the progress of decay hal,u the
delightful fragrance 10 The breath. i those lallge
aId Clrs.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

The Mayor received today through John r. McIesn Chair
Commit e. Of Arangtmgnts. e following AID II
sufferers Dy 81. John ire; @ jones' 800 j. e T. stewart
= Nerimye ~ 800; TIFFANY Cl, 500. Park Y
Tifofd, sluO Benz IS. sheaTman 80; kOuntze ros sjO
L. DelmOuicO 100; Mckosson x kObbna SO: T. I,alla
500 r. B fharoer 500 i1tts Austin. $50; wm. Wood
go Geo. ,. Co., ~ Schusle Hartley Graham, s20
Roome, Jr ~; Wm hseanier. " James T. Ferguson ~
Total, s9a1
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Lower Lake region and the Middle
Atlantic States, stationary rising followed by falling
barometer, northery winds veermg TO southerly sta
weather.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07

DENMAN-Tl

DENMAN-TROWBRIDG IDGE-Atthe residence ~ the brides
parents on Tncs lay, Jhly LII, by .e Rev T. O. Gard
ner George p Denman. of Br0ONlyn, \. " 10 Helen
daughter Of D. Il. TrowDrge esq Of Hudson, Ohio. No
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
nnnlinY & 20. Az.

TsrABI lsnED SINCE 1874
These superior CT ampauues now offered for sale by
ANlfOhT tECHr,
Sole A gent tor tho United States and Can adaa
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HoURs:morning.

fTns this t-nh.
Of
preceding oscillations oi
the durng hose nour
New-York tribune., 1877-07-07
GueGial \ otices.
Pate u, Tradcmar

Keen sells the and cheapest : III RTS in the world
also COLLARS elegant styles best quality, 90 per dOz
81 zoe 62o broadway.
Pate Il, Trademarks. &C.,
secured in tho United Siaes anu foreign countries by
ARTHUR V. BRIE~EN'S PA1ENr AGENCY,
rs Broadway, New YORK.
send Tor b0DS Of instruction.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
NOTES ON EDUCATION

Heports recommending thai instruction IN
tlo metric system hc given in the puDc schools nave
been presented to the Boston School Board aud laid upon
the table.
Nearly two weeks have been added to the
Hartford school year. and tae people indignant The
addition makes the school year nearly ~ weeks long
al uuhcard-af thing IN New-England
A petition signed by large number of cul-
tvate people has been presented 20 The Mayor OF chi
caco asking for The admission OF women TO share IN
the management OF the public schools OF that city, They
ask 10 be put upon the School Board
In the San Francisco cosmopolitan schools
pupils arc permitted to study French German only
after wrtsen application been made by their parent
or guardian such written application 10 contain prom
ise from said guardian parent that the study OF inc
language chosen will not be discontinued before the end
of the school year One hour each day is given to thc
study OF German or French in all classes where ono OF
these languages is taught.
II. Cabot Lodge, Ph. D., has been appointed
by the Harvard instructor in History for the
ensuing year; Ephralm Emerton, Ph D., instructor IN
History and German for the ensuing year. Thomas Ser
geant Perry in English for the ensuing year.
Walter Faxon aud Edward Laurens Mark instructors IN
Zoology for the ensuing year. Frank Winthrop Draper
NJ d.. and Charles Foncn Folsom. VI. d.. lecturers on
Hygiene FOR the year 1S77-7S; Benjamin Marston Wat
son. A. b. 1870, instructor in Horticulture for the ensu
Ing academic year; Louis d. BTandels as proctor
The trustees of the Lowell Institute have made
an arrangement with the Institute Of Technology Tor
free coarse OF instruction in practical Design Tor
Manufactures" open TO pupils Of both sexes This class
will be in charge OF skful designer and the instruc
ton will be practical Designing is to be studied rs an
art which can be applied to decoration or for patterns
for fabrics Already the designs for patterns made Dy
students the institute have been sent TO the factories
and made use Of for various purposes The class Is
under the personal instruction Of Mr.. Charles ktner
who was designer the Pacific Mills for IA years ana
who received his instruction from the best instructors
IN the art In France Daring the next year the man
ayers Of the institute will have their looms OF all KINDS
running Among them will be a pattern loom The
instruction IN this department Will accordingly DO so
extended as to make the designer familiar Win the
weaving of the fabric according 70 the pattern inchd
ing Of course the intricate and elaborate details Ot
putting the patterns IN" form for weaving which TO
The uinitiaed observer looks like tangled wilderness
OF twine. 1t proposed 10 unite with the study OF
chemistry pract cal purposes the art OF making cor
ors The instruction viii be given by teacher thor
ourhy compcten and having experience in TINS mlor
tart art Tie introduction OF this useful department.
will complement the instruction in designing by afford
ing the facilities for making the fabric patterns oil the
designers in the colors which they desire
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
MrnNrsnAY. june 2O-P. "

The announcement that lake heights OF 'o'u n0A
Chicago 20 Buffalo were reduced to IL eeH'' ~
bnshcl. or about J2ia cents per ton, tosethei ""S
the daily accumulatlng evidence which Is s',a''D
from the commercial rcports. of the smali ana u"
r.nup,r,iye traffic now coming 70 the railroads 20
do,- nroy,l a tribe too heavy 4 load for the ne"E
aedgsa "bull,r on the Stock Exchange to bear
hence the desperate efforts which have Deeh VI.
messed 10 sell such stocks there was any marAe'
f,r "a far as the railroads are concerned II Is im
material whether the rate by lake is IL cents orc
cents os either would be losing business TO thea
The former and lower rate by the Lake Shore KAN
road $40 miles, would be equal to oaly Vloo "l
mill per ton per mile while cents per bnshc' wo"iu
be equal to 3.ssloo mills. But the lower rate serves
to Illustrate the want of business even Tor the "I
routes, and shows the fearful competition
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
Counirp properlp 90 let

yJ,O JFT-M South Orange, y. J.-Mountan-
aide HOUSE II rooms, modern improvements, carriage
house two acres garden. shade &C. cheap rent Apply 70
A. c. GREEN LEAF. 4J3 BroadNay
V,O LET. furnished or unfinished Small
i HOUSE @ rooms, hour from city; $ month, or
longer; fruit and vegetables. Apply 10 H. j. PHlllfS'
Cranford New Jersey at 1874 East 4nthst, New 1o'k
V,O LET. furnished, for S3,000-Elegant
/ eonntry RESIDENCE at CITY LINE STATION,
North Pennsyvania Railroad two hours from NewNOfk Dy
Ronnd Brook line house and furniture cost s25O.oOp
X. j. DOBBINS. Ledger Building fhladelphia'
New-York tribune., 1877-06-21
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.


Jones LnheT Ied 70 "eeAS' u -'' $1,000
hye & Is, ana VIZ, s lS - T. ny so' 1000
Beimagn salomapi az iispeey . Sti st 1000
Saloman, and WIFE, 10 LIe lbs eO' cs ooo
of GOerck n Of Dcancey-Si year ~ ''oV"
Delmann sAlomau and wife, TO y Lac lha w. cs am
Of GOercl ST Of DeaDceyst year. 'oVV
reiln,snn "a onian and wife 10 y Y Life Ins Co, -
of CiOerck ST. II Delaney ct year. ''VoV
Rclmaup SalOman and wife. To LIE ms 20, cs ooo
of Goerck ST. II Delaney year ..-----. ',Voo
Relnaun Saimnau. and WIFE to KrelscheF = OF o,o
Gocrcks II DtaIctyst; years o'oVo
Pelmann Sgluman. and wife 10 hIcischer, G OF ooo
Goerckst. II DcanceYst; yeass o'oV'
R.lmaun Salomon and wife, 20 kresche", c - ooo
OF II Dclancey-st . years o'o"V
Reimaun. SaluHOn sud wife 20 kieischer, oooo
ol Gocr,k ST. II Of Dcsnceyst: ycal o'oVo
BcGann. s9Gnoaf "a neIonceT 1TG w ST. y pear 5000
fts"n, Max, 4 Tars q. y and NJ : mont ... 1850
Frcund Max. II KOtlschld " cor oil lOthlNc ooo
hist: \ years "'V"'
Martin. and wife, 10 A Ewad; 3 S of JOtistW
bth-aNe ''
Alehf, t e. y =, 20 = ......... 10000
saul Matilda 4, \ l. Bush; Ol lOthaNe Il OF ooo
Sahm Mary. and husband, 10 G.. Be rs of fJd ST. ron
of 1Oti-aNe. 3 years '"'
MGriay M & NAY M y a. W yeer .... 5000
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