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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-09

MT MONUMENTAL CHURCH.-Di-
vine service at IL A. u. by Rev. JOSHUA. PETER
KIN, D. D. Afternoon service at O'Clock by Rev.
FL. MELVILLE JACKSON, d. d. Sunday school at
$50 A. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-09

WHOLESALE WOODEN AND WILL
w LOW-WARE, ROPES, TWlSES, TIN
WARE, &C.
Thankful for the liberal patronage rN'cnicdto the
late firm, and with the determination io meet In"
views OF the trade TO prices and quality nf goods,
&C., which an experience of eleven years tustilc,
me in Offering, solicit continuance and enlarged
patronage.
fa ~ ANDREW II. MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-09
DrsSoLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

nlSSULUTIUN OF CU-PARTNEK-
~ SHIP.-The firm of A. II. MOTT & co. IS this
day dissolved by mutual consent. A. III. MOTT hav
Ing purchased the lntercs; of j. II. GRESHAM. 4.
III. MOTT assumes all the liabilities OF the late nrn.
and IS alone authorized 10 collect and sign the
name Of the firm In liquidation. All parties III
ward and settle. and those having claims against the
firm will present them TO 4. II. MOTT for sctilC-
mcnt. ANDREM II: Noll'
FEBRUARY s, 1878. j. II. GRESHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-09
! TOBACCO SAMPLERS.

The House agreed to the Senate amend
ment TO House joint resolution extending
the time for the appointment by the Gov
ernor OF samplers Of tobacco.
The resolution now gives the Governor
such time as may be necessary, "Without
conflict with his other official Duties"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
NEH TELEGRAPH LINES.

The Continental Telegraph Company, or
ganized In opposition to the Western Union and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companies, laid two soven-wrrs
cables on Tuesday, from the foot OF COrtandt
at. TO the lower steamship docks Jersey Cy, and
the other across the Passaic River at Trenton.
The cOmpany's officers report that men are now at
work erecting poles and stretching wires from Phadel
phia south and west, and that eight miles wire
are complete working order. IL Is expected that
viii be made with Baltimore ana Washington
before Congress meets when cheaper tariff OF rates
will be established. Tho Central Union Telegraph
Company, independent line in this State, has COM
peted It's from O-wegO 10 Syracuse aud the man
ayers IN New-NOrk making arrangements TO
complete the line from syracuse this city, to
opposition line Dewee Albany and this city by
jar vary l.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge BlatchfOrd, yesterday, appointed sam
ud II. Lyman the uowly appointed Clerk OF the UhI'd
states District Court. United states Commissioner
Cathaline Il. Clark has sued her husband
Joseph II. Clark for the annumcnt OF their marriage
some time after her marriage she says she discovered
tha, hc had served out term in state Prison. Judge
Dunohue has decided that thus fraud emitting her
to the auuucnl OF her marriage and has granted Ut
cree accordingly.
In the projected suit of Andrew F. Paul
mer against John A. swceny and william H. swceny.
Judge wcstbrook has deuicd motion TO examine th"
proposed defendants. The s7Oth Section OF the Code
authorizes the taking OF the deposition OF party 10 an
action or OF "a person who expects 10 be party TO an
action Judxc WestbroOk holds HAT until by service
attempted service defendant n made party To an
be- ned under The nfSt ut hnit on
and under secoud he expect aud not be eI-
pcctcd to become party.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
TRyTNG TO GET HER CHILDREN.

A proceeding has been begun on behalf OF
two children Agnes Ahem and Kate Abern, committed
to the care OF 81 Stephens Home, IN this city, Tor the
release ana q writ OF habess corpus was granted winch
mas boon adjourned to Friday. The return ot ss'er
Frances Xavier the Lady Superior oftbe institution sets
out that the children placed In the custody "t
the Home by their father, Denis Ahefn VINO paws w
A month for their board; that their mother IN
whose behalf this proceeding is really brought mas
atavs neen allowed 10 see the children, and that they
do not wish 10 20 back to live with her
The father his wife deserted him ana her
household goods and $50. lie appedds hts employers
avits hs honesty aud sObriety ana tue uuaFt
f friend a TO the circumstances under which MS WIG
ert him The case adjourned To Friday TO permit
tho vile TO traverse his Return
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
THE COURTS.
YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN ARRAIGNED.
.Jobn Everett and William Dorman, both


John Everett and William Dorman, both
young men, were argned before Justice Morgan al the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, charged with
having robbed John Reilly, Of No. 22S West Sixteenth
ST. gold watch aud other property ON the night OF
September u. The robbery was accompanied win Vo
lence Both men beld in default OF $500 ball
While Enos Harris, a stranger, passing through
Albany-st, the night Of September 30, he was as
saulted by Edward H. Malone aged sixteen years. OF NO
o Morrsst James McGnness, age sixteen years, OF NO
I25 wasbngton-st. and Timothy Crolley, age sixteen
wears No 1875 Washing Onst. fwo of the boys seLed
Harris by the while Malone thrust his bnnd INTO
his trDsers pocket and took out - 90 They were Puf
sued by two officers. ana after hot chase we're cap,
tured Yesterday the TOmbs Police Court the accused
bows were each held In default OF $1,000 bail; Tue u
lucky complainant sent 10 the House or Detention.
Michael C,nnors and James Iierney, each eighteen
wears of age No. 6S Jamesst, and No 0JHlDen-st,
were brought before Justice KnDroth YESTERDAY. on
charge made by Jacob Eanstan or OF No 10 ChamprIs
At Of having. the night OF OcoJer assaulted ana
Knocked him down IN Centre-s and Wiile lac was do"h
having attempted to rob him. They were eGch helu III
81 900 bail,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
DECISIONs-OCr. Q.

Supreme Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Westbrook.-
In the matter OF Adams.-Non0n granted
In the matter OF McCulOugh-li the
order was erroneous ths roIaedt ~ by appeal
SuDrriOr (OHTf-Specidi ITm-By judge Van worst.
KLAptpecht agt RleinknechtOrder yacafinF order Of
sept uber Crocker Weinberg rt all same agt same
-iutcrtaEngs proved. MAYER agt pick-Or1er of refer
George 81 Ieaman. freiercks ag Klein ct az
a Iurran orders OF dscon.
TIM ance Hopper Bona approved Auiure agf
IaMothe. order granted. WinaHt agL Curts-IestimOny
ordered On file.
Mar1ne Coari-Chambers- Justice Sheridan
Wheeler ag Dumont RhnolaIdrr agt Sparnech -Motons
granted Rrueckner agt. Chapman Attachment vacated
and ASIDE Hazard sEt oyti1rcciVyr appointed aud
band approved Sonoma valley Wine Rnd Brandy Company
aat IIrvman-Boud approved MohGtns agi Ntmarah ma
orders OF arrest vacated Sioeinan aRJ
ripboit -Orlrr al publication graute1 Aga agt korton
Vanderbilt agt Whittakcr Bloch agL Cohohi hhhT ab'
DE gAuenino.-OrirFs entered AMI filed
Hy u tlce McAdam-Tovey aCt Fhioni Simis agt Mol-
cf-Cases settled AMI filed sehuite asI ich'-H'0e'e
APPOINTED.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE AMERICAN BOARD-A
Synopsis OF THR REPORTS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE AMERICAN BOARD-A
SYNOPSIS or THH REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct 1.-The American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions began its
ninth annual session at Emanuel Church in this
city this afternoon. There about 1900 delegates
In attendance. President Mark Hopkins presided.
The Rev. +. X Alden, OF Boston, the home
secretary, read the report OF the Pruden-
tal Committee OF the Homo Department
Speaking Of the three branches OF the Woman's Board
OF Missions the secretary says These three societies
are not organcay, but practically well managed and
vigorous auxiliary to the American Board supporting
at the present time about ninety OF female mission
arios giving aid TO large number Of native heers
and schools IN the special work oflabor among women
During the past year tho woman's Board contributed
235 g. The debt Of the society reduced during
the past year from Sis 900 to ess than So.OOO a..
Langdon &. Ward submitted his report from Which the
following extracts made:
EXPENDITURES.
Cost misons siIos5s g Total c1pcndi 20 -oz q,
COST COST D, OF pablica Debt septl. 1877 si79S5 0l
ton.; -, 9.Oio4i roroI sIss 779 %
tiOn. ....-......... l6,OO64l
RECEIPTS
Donations. sS7o.soS Is Legnce' sloi3eO 80
i'1a. fund 9'' OsoO ~ Total recepts s4s29Oi 7S
Interest Ashley Deficiency Aug
fund 49,, -. 100 90 81, Is7s....... 4,56s 25
The Rev y. @. Clark. foreign secretary, then read
report. He sad The pressing needs OF the Board at
the present time only be met by such an large
the addition Of not less than 100000 TO our current
approximations. General summary: Number OF mis-
sions, number ot stations, 10 number OF out sta
tions 500 total number Of missionaries and labOrers
connected With the missions, 1,540; number Of
churches. PAS number OF members, 1877 number of
training and theological schools. 10 Of bOardngschOOs
for GIRL 20 Of common schools, 612; total number Of
pupils 2Gl70"
In the evening the Rev II. ". Jessnp. Of Syria dely
cred Interesting address concerning missionary
work In that country.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 2.-There was very large attend
ance at second days OF the American Board
OF Commissioners for Foreign Missions. The Rev
L. X. Alden, homo secretary OF the Prudential
Committee, read very able paper entitled "The Proc
lamation OF Christ Among All Nations" The paper
referred TO special committee, consist
ing Of the Rev. DIR. +. =. Goodwin. William
l.. Dodge, Professor JudsOu Smith, ID. d.,
the Rev. Eli COrwin d. d. and the Rev ~. g. DeFOrest
The Rev NJ g. Clark, Foreign Secretary then presented
"A paper "The Gospel in the Ottoman Empire" after
! which adjournment had until 2:30 y. In the
afternoon eloquent addresses bY Professor
Chapin. William Il. Dodge. tue Rev. DR.. Goodwin. and
others, For the ensuing year 100000 is wanted.
This evening large assemblage listened TO missionary
addresses by Drs. Herrick, Of COnstantinOple. and
i Ia sAOp, OF SYRIA
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
KINHSTON NEWS.
Ex-sURvEYoR SHARPE TO BIZ NOMINATED FOR THE


EX-sURVEYOR SHARPE 10 BIZ NOMINATED FOR HE
ASSEMBLY.
KINGSTON, n. Y, Oct. 2.-The Republicans
OF the First Assembly District of this county propose
TO nominate ex-Surveyor Sharpe for tho Assembly II
lie can be prevailed upon accept tie district will be
redeemed from Democratic control IN n most emphatic
manner General Sharpe is the most popular mau in
the county.
The funeral OF the late DIR. Richard EltnRe who died
at scranton, Penn, Saturday last, took place here
yesterday. He the oldest physician in the
county, being eigbtythTee years OF age and widely
spected. He was the ather-n-law Of Captain Ander-
son, OF the Mary Powell.
DR.. Geo. +. Shrady, of New-York City, performed
noticeable surgical operation upon young of Mr.
W. MacRussell, OF saugerties N. Y, Saturday last
The childs leg had been broken sometime since and 1t
had become united 80 improperly that he had lost ali
use OF IT, The doctor removed portion OF the defec-
tive bone and reset the limb successfully Various
prominent surgeons witnessed the operation. The pa
teut Ia doing well.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
ARRESTED FOR STEALING LETTERS.

James Douglas, who has been trusted
clerk IN the Post Oace for years, and has lately been
distributor IN the day department, was arrested yes
terday for opening letters. My complaints have re-
comfy been sent Postmaster James about the nOn-re
ccip Of letters rail ;e Office IN this city and Officers
have been Engaged IN fcrctug ont the cause Suspicion
centred upon Douglas, ard he was arrested yeseidS
stolen letter found III his possession ana ne Inae
no denial Of his guilt. Whom brought before tohlhh
siuncr ~nelds Lo waived examination ana was he.d n
.au OF - 800 Hali 10 await the action Of the Grand
jury Dougas, who live IN Third ave. has Wiie oul
IA children.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
cALEypARs THIS DAY.

stragNs COURT On ,dBERs westbrook, Mos. 49,
ljH no 200 223. 235. 2j2. 100. 27l. - -. -,
sffPySIoR CouET-SPEciAL TERN-Yan Worst, J-No day
calendar. nj IT,
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcINL TERM. f. DAILY mo day
calendar.
GESTRGL SESSIONS T-IIackstt Recorder Ei ward
Deyna Francf.eo Bod OD0nnel feloniOus assault
and battery. Jonn Reilly, John Geraty, Jeremiah curtin
John FOX grand larceny Thomas Brown William
ward Smell forgery James II Reid false pretenors
Mary Charles Gilman. larceny from the person
TbomAs Mccormack. John sullivan. aiding prisoner 10
cape Carlo CodJOhn, violating the Excise Law Nicholas
Onirk (connuedl eOnOus assault and battery samuel
Harland false pretenceA.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
GRASPING AT MILLIONS.

PROGRESS OF TWO GREAT WILL CONTESTS
A NEW AFFIDAVIT by ALEXANDER sTEwART-MR
KNEELAND's DEFENCE AGAINST THE CHARGE OF
coNsPIRACY-ARGUMENT AND TESTIMONY IN
THE VANDERBILT CASE
Tn the proceedings to substitute Ira Shafer for s.
F. Kneeland, in the Stewart PARTITION suit, several
new afidaYits were introduced yesterday. One
of thess was from Alexander Stewart
and denied that he had authorized Mr.
Kneelaud to act for him, or that be was
under any restraint in this city Afdayits and ar
guments in denial Of the charge of conspiracy were
also brought in. One of the incidents of the Van
derblt will case yesterday was the SurrOgate's use
of some very pointed language to Mr. Clinton
There was much argument concerning the Spiritual
istic issue in the case.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
rmE CnrRr oF APpEALs.

hLBANY. oct. lin thc Court Of Appeals. We'd
pe.dav October Present the Hon. SANFORD T. church,
&. J. and a--ociltes No l.S.-Ibo BrOoAyn tro,stpwn
Raj ro,d Company respondent agt Demos strong appellant
,y~d y Io6u H. bergen pcilant Robert ~elyel
for respondent No. 2J,-Eigr Williams, 1t al cNrs etc
r.. pondens ag Jas W Gncs Implicated, etc appellant
argued by VIM n. tor apran!. and Fred H. Kellogg
OWLS =. rAFuu, receiver etc, ~
spancnt Agt J. Jones c al, appellants argUed by
Saml Jones app ans and tastns s. Ransom Tor rspo
dent calendar Tor Thur-iay october ), loioNOs U.s.
llG. 50, II, IOI, %, 100 :, ~, J4
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
Ocean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
AThe only Transatanuc line sailing under the AMERT
CAN FLAG. Sailing eyerv III 4 RSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
ILLINOIS sails Thursday. oct 10. a. IN.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
carrying tue Belgian and United states Malls Sailing
monthly alternately from PniialeDhia anc ew-fork
~ NrDERLAND sals TU ESDAN Oct. 4. . a. IN
For rates cf passage ana other information apply 20
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents,
3O7 walnut st. Philadelphia. 90 Broadway, New.YOrk
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent = Battery.DlaCs New.IOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
A SHIP BURNING ALONE AT SEA

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-The British steamship
Dona which arrived yesterday from Ro.repors that
September "a in latitude 2Oo 80 north, and longitude
$50 4O west. $50 p M, she sighted strange hight
TO the northward; bore down and found aarge ship,
supposed TO bs American enveloped in flames fore
and aft 6e lad evidently not been abandoned long
a signal OF distrss flying spar the foreease
head. There was no appearance OF any one on board
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
rHE ALLEGED FoRGERY OF A Will.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.--Wm. X. DIckerson,
who presented for probate In the Office OF the Registrar
Of Wills document purportlng to be the viii OF Robert
Whitteker. who was and killed time ago,
was arrested this at the instance Of the heirs
the deceased upon charge Of conspiracy TO utter
forged paper. Tue prisoner committed To Jail In
default Of $50, 900 bail He Will have hearing FRI
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
THE. .EMPIRE COMPAYY,s ASSETS,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-An account of tho
assets OF the Empire Transportation Company, tlod In
tho Common Pleas Court this morning shows the total
debts TO be 81, ,247.527 the total credits SlO714l
the balance in the hands OF the directors for dsribuon
81 05039J made up fOllOws Six per cent bonds OF
the Erie ana Western transportation Company at the
par or nominal value, 81 600 600; cash, S1O,395.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
NAVY ORDERS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Ensign Nathaniel r.
Usher. Cadet-Midshipmen G. r. Clark Harry Kimmel,
Geo II. Stafford, and j. II. Sbpley ordered 10 the
receiving ship Independence at the Navy Yard. Marc
Island, Cal. Midshipman l.. NJ. Katz Is ordered TO
the training snip Minnesota Newport, II. l. Paymas-
George A. Lyon detached inspector ut the Navy
Yard. Washington. ami ordered to settle accounts.
Passed Assistant Engineer Robert Crawford detached
from the Naval Academy and placed on waiting orders
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

aud no signs Of the anywhere TO be seen Toe
Captain OF the DDnatI We cruised around ior
some time and searched To tho southwest for several
miles, but could nothing Of any boats and colnucu
on conrsc. The uIanmast ot the ship went over
board as we passed alongside. which We dd so close
that cinders fell deck. No name could De avs
cernd The weather at the time was tine ana clear'
with moderate northeast winds and sra
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
MEXICAN GOOD WILL.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Oct. 2.-Advices from
Piedras Negras Mexico, state that the officers OF Mex
can troops recently sent Jinnez and Las Yacas
tain good relations with the American officers the
reighboTbOOd, with whom t0ey cordially cooperate
the protection Of the border.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
"EYANGELINEp IN COURT.

BosTcN, Oct. 2.-In the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday, the petition Of Edward T. Roe
OF Brooklyn, N. " for temporary Injunction against
the production OF the play Evangeline" refused
without prejudice the case which up Thurs
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
IHHIS IS no GIVE NOTICE: That on the 3D.

a september A ID. IoIS aTIall II B4lAIIggf
WIS ssu,d aglinst the estate of WILLIAM NJ. LEVINE,
the Cty and County Of New-YOrk and state Of
-YOTs, who has been adiudged a bankrupt on his
petition that the OF debts and delivery
belonging such bankrupt TO him
tho OF any property Dy him. are for.
hidden that meeting or the creditors o the SAID
their debts and 70 choose ono or more
assgDees OF Bs estate will be held at Court o. Bank
ruptcy 10 holden NO. 322 Broadway. IN the cry
OF Isaac Dayton Register ON the 23d day
Of October A. ID. 1878. at ~ O'Clock M. - . -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

GENERAL SHERMAN on THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-General Sherman
has written n letter 10 d. d. Cotton. vce-president Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, dwelling upon the i'm
pOrtance the rUa 10 the interests OF Arizona and
tho development Of trade and friendly relations with
Mexico.
MaUtOn Marble says he does read THE TRIBUNE;
but he might waite note beginning, Ny attention
has been called. ~ Buffalo Express
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
HlHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE.: That on t

day of September AID 1873 Warrant In Bankruptcy
was Issued against estate OF WILLIAM NJ CUMMINGS
Of New. YORK. in the County Of New-York and State
been adiudge bankrupt on his own
tOn that the paymel0 ny debts ana delivery OF any prop
belonging bankrupt 10 him OF for his use and the
ira sfer Of any property bY him. forbidden by law;
meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70
prove their debs choose assgnees OF
his VIII b. held Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden
13g FItn-st I'm the City Of NewIQrk before Edgar
Kechum esquire Register the 10th day Of October ID.
1875 nj IL o'clock m LOUIS +. PAYN,
o. s Marsn AS Messenger sonhern DLslnet Of NewYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
Alarble ano Slate Aiantels.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
N SLATE AND MARBLE MAETELS.
prices never low Slate rsers all kinds OF
sIato work PENRHYN SLATE CO.,
so Union square, NY. (4thave. and l1th-st.)
M ID. e. A. s. NICHOLS are the largest
OF INA BILE AMI marblezed Slate aEtels
exquisite taste continually introduced. Fac
tory Ib7 1879 East 2sthst Warerooms 73 Hudson NY
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
u Mnr.h a. e..eneer soutnern p.Eat u. oi
THIS IS no GIVE NOTICE: That on thl

3Uth day OF September. A. D. 1873 Warrant IN Bank
ruvicy isgued against tho estate OF HENRY FRIED
MANN aud COLLOAAH WISE. OF York CITY, IN tho
County NeWYOrk and State OF New York who has been
aiudged bankrupt his pettOn that the payment0f
any and delivery OF any properly belonging 70 sch
him for his and the transfer OF any
property him forbidden by aw thai meeting Of the
Creditors Of the said bankrupt % prove their debts ana 70
ssgnees OF his estate, viii Dc hed ~
Court of Bankruptcy. 10 be holden az No. BeeEnanst
NeW.YOrk City before James f. Dwight esquire hegster'
on the 10Th day October A. ID. 1915, at O'Clock M
~ w LOUIS +. PAYN,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
US Nrrsha Messenger southern District OF Newton
uIHIS IS T0 GIYE NOTICE: Mai on tho

M, lrnnFc
SOth day OF September A. D. 1873 awarr1nt IN
was issned against tho estate OF CHARLEs N Jol
OF the City and County Of NewYork ana soe @ o VI
NewYOrk who has been adudged bankrupt OF ms own P
ttion that payment OF any debts ana 9eSey % s5 &
property belonging to such oakrtpt 70 @ h sri o. M @ ia
thar meeting OF the creditors OF the SAN OanA
rupt 10 prove debts and 10 choose one or hoie Is
Of his estate will be held at Court OF Bankipy' % W. pe
holden broadway in the city OF rev"
sasc D. yton RegserOn the 18th day Of 0eioorr u io'9
II oclOck M. s.,.., iL,t.riot - -, V..rt
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR uU EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOdceThe steamers this Line take tho Lane I2or e1
recommended Lieut. Mauy. - NJ on bOlh the outward
and hOmewarl VOYAGES - -,
BALIIt Capt. Pirsel..... .Thursdav Oct , II IN
ADEIATIC. capt Jeunng a.urday oct ~ IN
RHIlANNTC C,nt SatuT Oct 10, IL a.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81. NORTH
RIVER -,
These uniform In sire and unsurpassed i *
rhe SalOOK. StaterOoms smoking ahv tsn
rooms are laced amships where and motion a5
least felt, anOrdng degree OF comfort hlhefo uh"''
favorable terms SteeTage 80 - ,.o..,-.
sr steamers ca ry neither cattle sheep nor pigs 49,
r OF and other nlurmatOi apply ~ the
NOhp"ND x. j. CORfIS Agent
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
II olofr rHlTNb' HlTb' STATES MAIL STEAMERS

EUION LINE, -
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEANERS
FOR QUEESSIOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier So, y. r.. foO OF kingst
kSDA1. oct =, D. m
MOS NIANA Esd Y. Oct. To- r. ln
MlSCJ ; n ''''. L I h.SDA l. oct z-'I p IN
~ These steamers are but Of iron in waterth mt O. M
furu shed with requisite % make
he prssagc the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
Bathroom, smOkIuVTrom, drawing room, piano and H.
brarY ana caterer on
steaIner The al deck, TINS insurng
those greatest uf all uXunes at perfect ventilation and
light.
CABIN PASSAGE according TO stateroonl $50 TO $50
INTERN EDIATF, so; STEERAGE S26.
OFFICES no. ~ BRO ADWAl. .a.-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

dav when the main question Issue will be presented,
in arguments the application for permanent injunc-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
U 8 Mar.ha as Messsnger southern District ot Nswyos
TI7HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on II

EHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tht
day September D. 1873 warrant ~ Ban krnptTv
was issued against the estate OF WELCOME r. Still
DON New.Yo in the County OF NeYor ana STATE
oN aojudged bankrupt on MS own
eiition that the debts delivery OF any
properTy belonging such bankrupt 20 hn or Tor ms
nae and transfer OF property Dy bl1i arg
forbidden by that meeting OF the creditors OF tne sa
h.nkrup Ia prove debts and 10 choose one or more
ass1ness of MS estate will bs held at Court OF Bank
rnntcy 10 be holden at No Beekman ST., NewYork CIV
+. Dwight esquire Register on lhe lih Jay
Oh o''0oe'' a. - -'''' LOUIS F. PAYN,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03
MuCH ARGUMENT INTHE vANDERBILTCAsE

MOAn AANOAM MAANA ~ I'M fANlJEshD4LI OAOIls
DISCUSSING THE QUESTION OF COMMITTING WIT
MSS FOR PERJURY-TuE sURROGATE'S REPRoOF
TO MR. CLISION-DEBATING THE sPIDTUAILgTIC
ISSUE.
There was no diminutiOn yesterday Of the
interest shown in the Vanderbilt Will contest. The
counsel the ltgans aud the crowd seemed arrange
themselves about the same manner Tuesday.
% Mrs stoddard." the witness with ten aliases whom
Ar ChOste had moved 10 committed for perjury