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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-29
CUPREME COURT.
- the Matter Of the Application OF the AtorneyGenera
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM

PANI.
To having claims demands OF any name OF
nature either pochOders in the above named corpora
ton or az other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue OF and In obedience 70 the
order of the supreme Court OF the state or
NewYork made by Mr. Justice andon at ms chambers IN
the CITY schenectady the 18TH day Of JULY 1878 IN me
above entitled proceeding and entered In the office OF the
Clerk schenectady County on July H. 1879 the nnuer
slgne Albert Parsons duly appointed referee IN the
above entitled proceeding take proof OF all claims made
against the above named copOrntOn eet ny pOcyhouers
or by other creditors thereof. -
Furher take notice that in obedience 10 the requirements
of such order undersigned Referee will attend at No.
$50 broadway In the City OF NewYork 40 the oice OF Henry
r. Prson OF said corporation tho 24t day OF
January 1879 o'clock I'm the forenoon OF that day anu
time thereafter " such proceedings may De
ourne and viii then and there proceed to take proof on AZ
demands Of name anu nature against ssi
corporation nv policy hoders by other creditors thereof
which may be preson,ed and that VIII upon such proof OK
such claims upon the legality ana suciency OF such
proof and claim. - -.,-.a -
further ali OF such corporation are required TO
exhibit prove their claims and become parost these
before the undersigned on the day above
led and aforesaid and that IN default thereof al
and polcyhoders thus deaung sal sna viii De
prrolued from benefit Of the decree which shall pc made
In these proce edngs anu from any distribution which shai
be made In under such decree-Dsten Wy ~,
Jy23 26tfu ALBEIT fAhsoSS heic'oo.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That op the 18th
dsy Of October A. D. bis warrant in 10 BsnSruDtcy
tho CITY and County of New-YOrk and Sarc OF New.
York been adiudged a bankrupt her own pc
titOn; that payment OF debts and delivery OF
property such bankrupt to her for her use
and the property by her forbidden by
law; that meeting OF the creditors OF the sad
bankrupt their debts and TO choose one OF more
assiCpees her estate will be held Court OF Bank
ruptcy holden 322 Broadway in the City Of New
York before Isaac DAYTON Register tue 9Th day OF
December A. d. 1876. at IL O'clock m. - -
u Marshal Messenger Southern District Of New York
GRAPE and CANISTER for DEMOCRATS.
" In Tribune Extras Nos ~, a. A. and IS.
Price copies OF each Extra for 90 cents
by mail. postpaid.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on The

10 on,oho n IA War naU I'm RAM
rupcy issued against the estate OF SAMSON IRSCH
and BENJAMIN MAYER Of the City OF NewYork, In the
York OF New Ork who have been adj
Judged Dankrups their petition that the OF
any debts and delivery OF any property belonging TO
such bankrupts them for their and the transfer
Of any property by them are forbidden 0y law hat
Of The creditors Of the said baDkrupts prove their
debts aud assgnees Of their estate
Will DE held Court OF Bankruptcy TO be holden at No
WarrcD-st,, in the city OF New York, before John W.
Little esquire Register on the 1ltn day OF November A.
ID. 1873 at ~ o'clock al LOUIS L. PAIN,
IT, s. Marshal az Messenger Southern District New. FORK
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day OF September A. D. 1873. Warrant in BANKRUPTCY
was issued against the estate Of HERMAN RUDOLPH aud
EUGENE W. DU NSTAN, OF the city and County or new
York and State OF who have been sdudged bank
their petition that the payment OF any deDts
delivery property belonging TO such bankupts
them their use and the transfer OF any property Dy
them, forbidden By law that meeting OF the creditors
Of the said banups their debts and TO choose one
their estate will DC held at Court OF
Bankruptcy 10 be holden at 1922 Broadway In the City
York Dayton Register, the 18th day
LOUIS F. PAWN,
southern District Of NewYork.
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- The uNioN DINE sAvISGs INsTITgTIo9Ns 81 the
CITY OF NEWYoRK plaintiff asSn;t FL0RESS0ES BA
DELLA F. SEYMOUR, ELISHA BLooMER II. LAVINIA
BAYAuD lanes TpREEH SMITH InS ShAKYt hS
sAuN THOMAS GALWAY and FELIPE N. CAsADo,
defendants -Summons-ro the aboyenamed deiendants (:
action and Of your answer on the pantln
attorneys at TEN olee No 80 PasspaSe In me CITY OF
mons exclusive Of the day service in case Of
failure re- OF S Ss%anaeG yin IN g Il.
Dated New.York. April 20. 1873 ,or,.ooD
crne7 AR Or pia n5 IS EsSs city
Post once address, Box IA New;norE. srv,,o,,n
The foregoing summons g served gps you by puGcaIon
pursuant Of Hon Charles Se .,
dsy OF september 1873 ed with the compisint in the
oscS Of the Clerk city and County Of HewYok at hs
siate-Dated New.York, september 80, 1873.
hGSouX. RiT S5 p g w30pFN2 dM York
Post ONCE Box l.l2I. Now.York CITY. OIL law6wIu:
SUPREME COURT-City and County of
, w.York-FDWIN +. SHEETS. Paintin, against
WILLIAM H. PENNINGTON, observation-disclosures with
moned 10 answer the complaint this action and TO
copy Of your answer plaintiffs attorney within twenty
az service and in case OF your faors to appear
judgment taken against by default tor The relief
PAYsON MERRILL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Office address, No Ill broadway Ne"fok
N0TICE-Tako notice. that upon default appear
answer the above summons Judgment will be against
You for the hundred and eghytwo 100 dollars.
with interest iIom SEPTEMBER ~ lSIS ana Win costs OF TINS
action. PAYSON MERRILL Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the Defendant WILLIAM II. PENNINGTON: The
foregoing served upon you by publication pur-
suaht TO an the Hon George Barrett OF the
Justices Of the supreme Court OF the state of NewYO.
dated the th day Of October 1873 aud nled win the com
Of NewYork at the County Court House in that cy-Dsted
o'''0'' ~ pAYsoN MERRILL Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
I'm day Of October D. 1875 Warrant TIN in Bank;
CITY in the County OF NcwIork ana State
Of York who has been adudged bankrupt on his own
peop that payment ~ debts and delivery OF Gny
property bronene such bankrupt To him for his USE and
the property by him. forbidden by law that
meeting ~ the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO prove their
debts and 10 choose assgnees OF his estate VIII
be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden az NO.
Warren the city Of New-YOrk. before John w Little
esquire Register the llth day OF November A. d. 1879
NJ IL O'Clock a. III, LOUIS f. PAWN.
u y Marshal Messenger Southern district OF NewYork
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 18th

day OF October A. ID. 1873 Warrant in Bankruptcy
issued the estate OF JOHN McCAFFEkrY
and HENRY MCDONNELI. OF tho City OF New-York
in the County Of NewYork and state OF New York who
payment any debts and delivery Of property belonging
To banktps them tOI their and the transfer
OF any properly by Them forbidden by law that meet
of the creditors of the said bankrupts to prove their
debts and assignees OF their CO.
tate held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holden at
No 3i5 Broadway, In the City OF NewYOk. before John
Fitch esquire REGISTER, the 18th dav Oi November. A.
ID. 1873. at IL O'Clock n. LOUIS i. PAWN
US Msrsha southern District Of NewYOrk
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
oath day OF October A d. 1873 Warrant IN BANKRUPTCY
issued sgalnst the estate Of PATRICK BANNON, OF
New CITY, the County OF York and state OF New
York been adjudged bankrupt his petition
the Of debts and delivery Of property
belonging such bankrupt him for his se and the trans
fer Of property by him. are forbidden by law that meet
ing creditors OF the sa bankrupt 20 their debts
asgnees of his estate will be held
Court Bankruptcv holden No. Beeznan-st
NewYOrk CITY, before James f. Dwight esquire Register
the 13h Day Of November, A. ID. 1878 az O'Clock p m
LOUIS +. PAWN.
IT, Marshal az Messenger of New York
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V'IIIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Giy OF October A. D. 1878. Warrant Bankruptcy
was Issued against OF JOHN o. MOTT, OF
New.York IN the County Of New.YOrk and State
Newly who has been dudgeda bankrupt on his
on that the payment debts and delivery OF
belonging such bankrupt him oI for s and the
transfer Of property by him. forbidden by law;
that meeting OF the creditors Of the said bankrupt TO
prove their debts choose assgnees Of
his estate Will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy TO DO holden
39 FultOnst Bennett BuildIDg, In the City OF New
York before Edgar Kechnm esquire Register tho 9th
day VI November. a. ID. 1873 at ~ o'clock m. -
- LOUIS r. PAWN,
L. s. Marahal Messenger Southern District Of New York
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAU POP TINS COLLECTION
on T1xIs, No. 81 Chsmberssty \
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Notic is hereby
IN given that the assessment rolls REAL ESTATE,
Personal PROPERTY and BANK STOCK, IN the city
and County NewYork for the 1873 have been dey
cred and that the taxes thereon are now
duo and payable nc this 0fice.
NEXT the person SO paying shall be entitled 70 the benefits
mentioned In the 2eth section Of the Act OF March So 1901
yis: -.
reduction a the ratio OF per cent per from me
time of payment 20 the lat day Of December next
MARTIN 4. MCMAHON. Receiver OF Taxes
GRAPE and CANISTER for DEMOCRATS.
N In Tribune Extras Nos. az, 81, a. aud 20. -,
Price four copies OF each Extra for 90 cen
by mail. postpaid.
See Advertisements
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Bankrupt Notires.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
lh Gay Of September, A. ID. 1878, Warrant IN bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate OF Israel
FARJEoN, of the. City. Of New.York, in the County Of
judged bankrupt his petition that the payment
and delivery property belonging 70 such
bankrupt 10 him his use, and the transfer Of
property him. forbidden Laws that meeting OF the
creditors OF the said bankrupt to their debts and 10
choose assgnees Of his estate will be held at
Court bankruptcy, DO holden at NO Warren-st.
City OF New.York. before John w Little. esquire,
Register the 9TH day OF November A. d. 1873 at 10
o'clock a. . :, r.,,x,
NJ York
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VILE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

DEASON and INFIDELITY CONSIDERED.
III convincing answer 10 Inddely price 20 cents
BRENTASO'S 80 Unionsqusre, YORK.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-29
An Ohio Borgia.

REMARKABLE CASE OF ALLEGED Pols-
ONING-A sCHoo LMIsTREss ACCUSED.
At Fremont, Ohio, an alleged case
of attempted poisoning has greatly ex-
cited the community. The person ac-
cused is lady who has for some time
taught in the public school. The
Cleveland Herald, May 90, publishes
an account of an interview with her in
person as follows -
Miss Smiths face has been des-
cribed as mot handsome, which is true
enough, and yet her face is not re-
pulsive. Her eyes are large and deep
blue and very prominent, and their
lids at at present.arc red and swollen.
Her chin is small aud her teeth large
and white. Her lips are thin aud al
most transparent and but partly cover
her front teeth. giving her a strange
appearance. The description is not
flattering. but for all this she does not
strike one for her homeliness, and by
school children she is greatly liked.
81 have not much To say she said.
Il have no confession to make. for l
have nothing to confess This was
said voluntarily. and is probably ex-
planned by the following My coun-
sci desire me To converse with no one
upon this subject, and prefer not to.
| am innocent l am not guilty
"IAM NOT A MURDEREss.'
told her that had visited her old
room and en- her scholars. 4 shall
never teach them again. said she
rather mournfully. for circumstances
are all against me. l will try and
bear up the best l can, though, for |
have others to live for, you know, as
well as myself In regard to her ar
rest she said she was never more sur
prised in her life, and that if she had
fallen down dead in the street her
friends would not have been more
completely surprised. She was not in
clined to talk much, and her voice is
so small and plaintive. her appearance
and manner so restricting, that she is
hard to converse with, especially when
under instructions of silence. Motto
eing that the reporter was looking in
tently at her, she inquired if she look
ed much like n inurderess, and said
most pitiflly. "Oh, believe me | am
not.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-29

write to her dictation the following -
These goods should have been de.
llvered Wednesday. We forgot them
The note was written. and Miss Smith
took it and said, Write it again in q
bolder hand" This fact the girl
announced at home before ANYTHING
was known of the attempted murder.
The next day dozen lemons and
dollars worth of sugar were purchased
at grocery store on Miss Smiths ac-
count by little child who was in
structed to take them to the school
room. These goods were delivered at
Mrs. Stine's door with the following
note will see you at dinner or at
tea. Business this A. NJ
On Friday basket containing q four
and half pound roast of veal was
purchased at Bowmans butcher shop
on the same account, and was found &C
Mrs. Stine's, with the following, in .
disguised hand will SEQ you at
dinner or at tea. Don't write. Busi-
ness this A. NJ
All therse goods have since been
identified. Thus it seems that the con-
coctlon Is one of some,growth and the
incentive of the would be murderess is
a greater mystery than ever.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-29
The Maiden and Her Lover

Far, far away beside the foam,
a little maiden had her home:
And princes wooed her, rich and CAV.
Bnt still she lightly said them nav:
She cared not if they came or went.
With her humble home content.
For Things were not as now, you know,
Long ago. and long ago.
Her father oft would musing stand.
And hold his little maiden's hand.
And, pointing cry. From DER the sea
One day my woe will come to me-"
And whisper when he shook his head,
What shall l do when she is wede"
lie loved her so, he loved her so,
Long. and long and long ago.
A lover came DER the sea one day,
And stole her simple heart away
But when she saw her fathers tears,
And thought of all his after years,
go back across the sea" she cried,
And wept, Il cannot be thy bride"
For things were not as now, you know,
Long. and long. and long ago.
She watched upon the bridge next day.
Her bonny lovers sail away
She drops her ring into the foam,
And then at twilight wandered home;
She found her father sitting there.
She wept and kissed his silver hair;
She loved them both. she loved them 60,
Long, and long, and long ago.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-29
THE POISONING LOT.

The history of the alleged guilt, as
sketched in the Cleveland Herald, is as
follows -
A year ago last Christmas Mr.. Slime
was recipient Of handsome cigar case
filled with fine cirars. He was enjoy
ing an evening at cards with some
gentlemen friends, when some one lit
a cigar, and he said, We'll. guess l
can do that much myself, or some-
thing to that effect. at the same time
drawing one of the cigars from his case
and passing the others around. He bit
the end of one and lit it, when he was
obliged to throw it away from its ex-
treme bitterness. The effect was the
same in all. The gentlemen could not
stand the taste and the cigars were un-
wrapped, when between the leaves was
found a white powder. Mr.. Stins
then supposed that joke was being
played upon him and thought that the
powder was Quinine.
Another peculiar case occurred in
FEBRUARY last Mr. Stine's son William,
q child of ten years. goes to school
room adjoining that OF Miss Smith.
He Is healthy. robust lad. never hav-
ing been sick since his infancy and is
to-day the very picture of health.
Much to his parents surprise he was.
on the day above stated, brought home
in spasms For many hours the doc
tor labored with him, treating him for
fits. or thinking some brain disease
had been contracted by overwork.
His father saws bis paroxysms were
most fearful. He would on . sudden stiff
fen out as cold and infexible SIS death,
every muscle in his body become like
whipcord. His life was greatly des-
paired of, and yet the physician could
not imagine what had caused the sick
ness. Had he remembered. he was
afterwards asked. 10 have eaten any
thing that made him sick. nothing.
he said. except a piece OF orange
which Miss Smith gave me, and that
WAS so bitter | could not take 1t. To
the fathers mind, at least there Is no
question that the same hand had
prepared all this poisoned bait. AS
70 the last attempt for which Miss
smith is now under lock and key, the
first fruits were oranges, figs aud can
dies. These were sent to MIR. slime on
Tuesday, and left on the doorstep
with note attached. which has the fol-
lowing history EARLY last week MISS
Fannie Winters, pupil In the puoi'c
school. was invited by Miss smith 10
, 1878-06-01

A WIFE IN DISTRESS. s.-Tnscarora
(Nev. has sensation. Marency
Hughes. one of the bellies of that
place, some six months ago, mar
ried . husband named Samuel NJ.
Pollard, and the wife has now re-
vealed the fact that Pollard is q wo-
man. The wife says she has kept
the secret because her husband
threatened her with vengeance if
she divulged it. A warrant for per-
jury against the offender has been
sworn ont for swearing falsely to
the marriage certificate, and officers
are in pursuit of the fleeing fugitive.
Some doubt has been expressed as
TO the truth of the wife's statement,
and the Times Reciep says: 1.-The
fight of Pollard has shaken the
faith of many who have along advo-
Gated the male theory. and it is now,
we opine, pretty generally believed
here that the story of the wife is
true. We do not know of any Law
that will reach the case, and we are
confident that the charge of perjury
can never be successfully maintain
ed in court. It is sufficient, howev-
er, to bring Pollard back here,
which will perhaps result in solu-
ton of the sex problem. a consum-
nation which large proportion of
the population here is impatiently
awaiting"
, 1878-06-01

1t has been frequently said Of
the Turk, as an individual, that
he is very estimable person 40
long az he does not come under
European influence. Midhat Pa
sha confirms this view. He was
talking the other day to an En-
glish statesman about the ma
tional character Of the Turk.
"You are mistaken" he said, Gin
assuming the Osmanli to be ef-
tete, degenerate, corrupt, and so
forth. On the contrary he is, as
q rule, brave, sober, frugal and
upright. In fact he is = capital
fellew until he knows how to
speak French"
The Naval and Military Club
of London have leased Cam
bridge House for a term fsixty
years At a rental Of $25, 900 per
annum. After spending $172,-
900 in alterations and improve.
msnts, the members formally
opened it on Easter Monday.
, 1878-06-01
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
SRArTLE. NAy s 1873.

SBATTLE. MAY 1878.
Present, NJ. r. Maddocks, Rafus
stearns and Terrence O'Brien, Comm.
missionsrs. NJ. s. Booth. City Clerk.
Board met at 8 A. NJ, and continued
in session eight consecutive days. (Sun-
day sxcepted), during which time the
following business was transacted:
Minutes of the previous meeting Of
the Board were read and approved.
Notice was given in each Of the daily
newspapers Of Seattle. soliciting sealed
proposals to do the public printing for
King County for the ensuing year. In
compliance with said notices. the fol-
lowing proposals were presented to the
Board. viz;
Beriah Brswn & Co., DnpA1cH
Ors1cs. For printing. sk6s IL oosaty
i exclusively shazoesbis q rupssssbsa
tblaDks sxsspssa). ~ q cHss9D.
Thsuus -. rrsaSA. T5aub Otsce
Delinquent tai list xt the xs&s 0f hfty