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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-26

CHEAP SHOES.
TUST opened one of the cheapest lots OF SHOES
y offered Ia the people of Char lestown and
vicinity since the wartime Coarse. for field
dress. and will be sold at short profits Call
an examine them at
g g. DALGARN'S.
March 10, 1878. Opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-26

Can make money faster Mt work for us than
~ at 1nythipg eire- Capital not required ne
Siii start Jan 8 u per day at houa- nsde by ibs
ind0stri9uG Men. women. boys q d giris wan ted T
eFery~ where 20 work for Nov il The time -
co.tly OUTFIT and terms free. Address T.uE q Co..
April 2, Is7s-Iy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
WORK OF THE EXCISE CONFERENCE.


PROBABLE ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW THE POWER
OF THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS BY LEGAL
TECHNICALLY.
The Commissioners of Excise resumed their
hearing OF Of violation Of the excise law at p
yesterday. Several adjourned until Monday
next In the of Andrew Early Of sixteenthst and
Eghth-ave ex-Judge Dittenhoefer, hts counsel gave
notice that he wished the adjourned until the
sci for the Commissioners could be present he in
tended to argue and interesting point Of law. He
stated that the power given the Commissioners of Ex
ciBe 10 revoke licenses founded the amendment
Of Section g. chapter Of the statutes of 1870 and mat
this section deals with wholly foreign matter Whether
this the result Of clerical he did pretend TO
Rtgue, but he declared that he should base this his
objections TO the Board Of Excise revoknG licenses The
Commissioners finally decided to decision the
objections Of counsel and to take direct testimony This
Of Andrew Early will come up this afternoon at
O'Clock.
The direct testimony against Maurice Baumel, of No
81 BOwery showed that two agents OF the Society for
the Prevention of Crime had bought aud drank gin in
the place May %, whereas Baumcl has only an ale
and beer license Similar facts brought out by the
same witnesses In the case OF f. BurBhardt Of No. 81
BOwerY. Burkhardps counsel COntended that his clients
r. Burkhardt and that the license 20 L. Burk-
hardt had expired last June The Board however, ad-
mitted the testimony and then adjourned this case with
the Others until September 8.
The Commissioners have adopted resolution, declar-
ing that the Board Will require in OF complaints
witnesses relied upon TO establish such violations shall
be filed this office at least five days before trial This
Will remove the objection offered I'm several cases on the
ground that the accused ignorant OF the
charges against them No decisions to he made in
any Of the until number OF points OF law ana OF
difference have been settled by the counsel Of the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
CLAIMS oF cREDTTORg ATTORNEYs.

The proceedings of William Watt a. Co.,
who made assignment for the benefit Of creditors,
came recently, the matter being settled, before Judge
Van Hoesen, in Common Pleas, Special Term. At the
close Of the proceedings the attorneys for the creditors
applied TO Judge Van HOesen for an allowance, the
whole amount asked for ALI the counsel being about
$3.50 Judge Van HOesen denied yesterday the applca-
non. giving these reasons: "whe it may be possible
10 Justify the payment Of reasonable counsel fees to the
various counsel for creditors the ground that the pro
eedings before the referee analogous 70 a suit for
the general administration OF assets do not feel safe in
openng the gate the food OF applications for allow
aces which know viii pour In the moment IL is known
that precedent has been established for paying the
counsel for creditors out Of the funds in the hands OF the
assignee This proceeding purely statutory and there
Is no law prescribing any eebi or any bill OF costs, or
anv rule for allowances in It, The inclination OF the
Judges Of this Court is strongly adverse TO the system,
which prevails In jurisdictions, OF dividing estates
nm among LAWYERS shall deny the application for al
owances 70 the counsel for divers creditors though the
amounts applied for were extremely moderate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
STILL NO CLUE TO THE MURDERER.

Mrs. Jennie R. Smith and Covert d. Ben
nett who were arrested suspicion Of being the muir
derers Of Policeman R. H. Smith, Of JerseyICity, were
st confined at the Police Headquarters In that city
yesterday At noon Benefits trunks taken TO
Headquarters from his boarding place in williamsburg
The property was searched By Chief Nathan and COrO
ner Roman and portion OF the goods were placed In
the safe after being securely sealed by the Coroner
The reporters were refused all information regard to
the result Of the search.
Detective Singleton drove 70 Headquarters in a coach
at p. yesterday. II was rumOred that Mrs. Smith
to be committed 10 the Hudson County Jail but the
rumOr proved to be false The coach remained at the
door about fifteen minutes when Chief Nathan and Cor
Roman entered II aud driven rapidly away in
the direction Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court, Cham
ber referred yesterday the divorce suit Of Annie Curry
against Milton 5. Curry to Charles T. jenkins.
Eugene Beebe was assaulted by " The
Allen at a meeting Of one Of the Labor parties. Mr.
BeeDe has sued Nh. Allen for $1,000 damages in the
Marine Court and Judge sinnOtt granted yesterday
order Of arrest against The" Allen, putting his bail al
$500
Judge Van Brunt appointed yesterday
Thomas OCOnner guardian for his daughter Annie age
seven bring suit against f. shelton According TO the
fathers statement Que Of sheltons employees at Fifty
ninthst and FifhaYe., carelessy allowed heavy lad
Ger TO fan upon she child.
Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court, Cham
hers yesterday granted order authorizing Johanna
T. Ruth 70 bring suit for divorce behalf Of heT
daughter. Emma Mitchell, against Andrew Mitchell
According 20 her petition. her daughter married Mitchell
July Is, 1875 and he abandoned her Ia MONTH aud Is
low IN State Prison.
The Brooklyn, Winfield and Newtown Rail
road Company has begun, in the Kings County SUI
promo Court an action for injunction restraining
the City OF Brooklyn FROM interfering with the work OF
.hs company IN laying tracks IN Ffrst-st, Grandst
fMth-st.. Van COtt-aye and Meeker-av6. The matter
VII be argued on August 10.
In the suit of the Christopher and Tenth
Street Railroad Company against the Central CrosstOwn
Railroad Company suit complicated by the fact that
the defendant obtained injunction against the plain
W restraining the plaintiff from laying tracks TO the
christopher Street Ferry, Judge Daniels decides that
company, OF tho plaintiff its lessee, from laying such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
TAKEN TO CHICAGO FOR sWINDLING.

Detectives RadfOTd and Dunn yesterday
sueceeded in arresting requstiOn signed by Gov
erpor Robinson, Abraham suydam. charged with for
gerry and perjury in Chicago 1t appears that suydam
was formerly attorney aud Spectator in lands in Nc
Dowel County, West Virginia. BY fraudulent specula-
lions IT charged that he swnded residents Of Chicago
out Of S21. 400: Edward Menden lost 50 600; d. L.
Warren, So 60O john r. Hawley $1,000, and several
other persons 200 He is also charged with perjury
In a case now pending in the Chicago courts
superintendent Walling received July %, dispatch
from Chief Hickey Of Chicago asking for Suydams ar
rest and Detective George A. Hartman, OF that city,
came on Immediately with the necessary papers. suy-
dam was found at No. $50 Seventh-ave where he was
living with his vile. He delivered to the officer
yesterday afternoon who at started with his prs
Orer Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
CHARGES OF POLICE STUPIDITY.

Otto Brock, who arrived at Castle Garden
on June 6. 1877, has made a sworn statement to the
Emlgrant superintendent that he robbed. stabbed
and otherwise matreaed in front Of his restaurant
No. Broadway, on August 1. by an unknown man,
with whom he was making trade for a silver watch.
He says that his assaiant struck him the head with
the handle Of his knife, knocking him down tho stone
steps leading into the restaurant, and that while in
bleeding and unconscious condition be arrested and
locked no in the New Street StatiOnhOuse charge
OF intoxieatiOn The following morning he AYERS that
he taken to the TOmbs, and being somewhat deli
from his injuries, and unable 70 properly
explain his condition, he was fined SO His condition
being deemed critical Brock yesterday sent to the
Wards Island Hospital and the story OF his injuries
and treatment by the police will be investigated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
TWO CLAIMANTS FOR A CLERKsHIP.

Patrick Anthony was removed on June 21
from the position Of clerk Of the Seventh District Court
by order Of Justice Pnekney who appointed Thomas
Duffy clerk his stead. Anthony had been appointed
by Justice stemer and had held the position for several
years He claims that his removal was made Illegally
and be has begun On action for the removal OF Duffy
and for the recovery of 900 penalty for holding
Official position 70 which be not legally appointed.
Duffy was arrested yesterday by deputy sheriff an
order Of issued by Judge Van Hoesen IN the Court
OF Common Pleas, and held under Is, O0O bail. Con
tTOler Kelly has declined 20 pay the salary, which is
900 a year, TO either Duffy or Anthony until q
Decision shall have been reached IN the suit between
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
SUING AS BOTH CREDITOR AND DEBTOR.

John II. Young and another (1OunR 81
wegman) sued, Is a firm, Henry A. smalley Clark
Brooks whichever Of them the rightul receiver Of
the Clarmont Savings Bank, to have their deposit in
that bank OF against their debt to it and to have the
receiver return to them securities worth about $4,000
which pledged 20 secure the loan. The debt and
the deposit nearly equal The securities had been
repledged by the president OF the bank The defence
that the securities owned by Young personally
and not BY the firm. judge Sedgwck, before whom, in
Superior Court Special Term, the tried holds
that the plaintiffs have right TO Judgment but only
70 money Judgment for the value Of their stock and not
for the stock itself and that the question Of preference
must be tried when the question Of distribution OF the
bank assets arises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES,
il nErnI OrARIEl.M LsIEA.a OELICE. Llal GLranst. !

"a. -, }
SEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, with copy Of this
advertisement and Of the instructions 70 bidders attached TO
1873 Tor furnishing the u ouartermasters Department
I1To be DELIVERED ct the ouArtemAsters Depot at san
100 Campaign Hats; $500 Forage Caps 10000 pair.
Wooen Rockings 81 500 pairs white Berlin Gloyes 1000
P' %SSan Sens 9 pair sSo 10 @ %a Tsn
Poles 10000 yards dark blue Flannel 1000 yards Shrng
quality and 50 OOo yards Canton Flannel ~ =, ,S,,..
delphia or Jeaersonvle Ind:
mel hight quality 100000 yards shifting Flannel heavy
pIiro be delivered at the ouartermasters Depot Jser
90 AXhsves $50 sets stencil Plates 6OoO Mosquito
sets wall TenPoes Tents 1900 sofa Common
IV-To be delivered at the onartermAsers Depot al PhiA
i0oo Hsiaists untrmmed; 1000 Helmet HAIR PiameS
cavalry 2UUO Helmet Cords and Bands cavalry 1000 Hsi.
s66 psirs Helmet scrolls ana rings 1000 Helmet SIDE
a nTR Sis BTfsi Forage caPs 100
90 Cescsnts for coats 10000 Guessed saeTss l0S %
Wooliin siccsinss $1,000 pair Berlin 9 owes 1000 PAIRS
shoes Il scG Wool sntss 500 storm FaSs 500 MUSK
Roofs ooo Trs pscis Cloth 10000 yards dark blue
FLANNEL 10000 wards sky blue kcrey heavy quality loOOO
Pss5ina 10 ood yaras black sesS 100000 yards
SOL iS S s2 eyes Zoo gross Coat large 1000
gross shirt ny Buttons 500 pounds W. o B Patent @
ton Thread 800 Wax Upper Leather sdes 70 aver
p pssb ID 1908 be- sWsdss Nails 1913 ~ 1000 ms
kwedes Nails "A No l2 700 lbs Lasting ncAs ou lur @
bours achne 1hfead balls Hard Wax 10 gross steel
Lasting racks. 4 incn -,,,----.,-. - a.,
All articles viii be subjected 70 iiEu u
des arr informed tuu compliance with speci ncRo
will upon and that no article Inferior to TIE stand
ard will be accepted 49,. A. --,... ... -. al
bida
ou aud MANUFACTURER conditions Of price and quality being
equal, and such preference wall be given 70 sruSlss ol
American production manufacture produced on the f&
idc coast 10 The extent the consumption required by
Tie public service -Rsrsed Statute, 9S,IlB
The articles which 10 be used IN ne states ana 81
es OF the Pacific Coast will Dc received ana Speotou ~ san
For copies o. printed bidders and other nfor
nation apply Al this Office. -. ,.u......,.
Envelopes containing proposals 20 Do endorsed
for military supplies and addressed 90 the undersigned
By order OF the QuartermasterficneIa
ID. III. KUCKER. Asst. or. MT General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2

oFprene Court Ckambas-BY Judge Daniels
christopher and Tenth Street Railroad Company ag the Cen.
~ CfoastONn Railroad Compsuys Opinion.
common Pleas-SDoc0l IeTm-BY Judge Van Hoe
Se-ln ne matter Of Watts 4 CO-Seo memorandum
~ egI Arnod-Mem0randum for counsel TOgnatu agt.
0rter granted In the matter OF AekeyRefereDoe
,leiea LagesOn Spratt-Ofder granted. Hustled agt
$780, Judgment Of divorce for plaintiff In the matter u
nssgnee-M0ti0n granted In the matter Of Raw
terence ordered MoranEo agt MorangeSee memo-
n the matter o. Scheuer n
~ 50 Sroen Order signed In the matter Of Hemann a
rotces aligned In tho matter Of Caples-PotitOn dc.
~. eont costs Tecklenberg agt Kr0seI had be
49, e1{ papers 20 warrant this Injunction
&c. ~ we matter OF Wonholz-Deeree signed Godfrey
s,s, SodifeJ-order modifying Of attachment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
THE COURTS.
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AFFAIRS.
-,. .vpoRr or THE RECEIVER, WILLIAM ]. BEST

NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AFFAIRS.
,yv REPORT OF THE RECEIVER, WILLIAM J. BEST,
APPROVED.
.Judge Donohue yesterday approved the re-
0ort Of william J. Best as receiver OF the National
ust Company Of his action down TO June %. He was
snnoned December 10 1877 and has since paid every
slain Of every creditor who has established his claim
and demanded his money. His total receipts were
en- 734 GAO 49, or TINS he paid transferred to some
o,ber trust company under orders Of the Court, $780,
5o5 IS Under orders OF the Court allowing him to ray
h General creditors in all 100 cents the dollar, he
had pad 81 491 364 05 and the remainder $76645 co.
he had only failed pay because the creditors had
at called for H. After reservDg S4019e 90 under
ep 81 the Court and enough 10 pay the creditors. he
san had 500 997 80 he disposed Of, and assets nOmi
,v worth S51I01S o. OF which tho referee. John s.
Iowrepee seems not 10 have very high opinion and
art o whieb were sold yesterday for little more than
er cent OF their face value Outside Of his fees,
sbeh are not vet settled Mr. Best puts his whole eX
Senses as receiver 50 far IT less than $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

Horton Pierre Geuenand Frank Rafferty, seloDious assault
snd battery Christian Graewe Edward Graewe burglary
michael Agne James Sbhrkev George Welsh Thomas Car
gan grand larceny Timothy Crowley John RYAN, Edward
Murray larceny from the JaeOhna Jacob receiving
stolen gOOds Patrick Harrington, Michael Pennington
draw smith, robbery; Hugh Reilly, Alexander Simon, bur
elary Charles Higgins Thomas Cassidy, rape Thomas
Scott Robert Jacob Charles MoKeana Michael Tuy Carlo
MOrrisi John FPrril James Martin Henry Smith, William
Shaw, Gabriel Fanehbaeh Thomas Deyene. grand larceny
Arthur oCOnDOr larceny from the person Abraham Cohen
receiving stolen goods Noses assault and battery
Henry Murray, Samuel Brown, Michael Collins burglary
Lew Hidreth Curry grand larceny Phillip perA-
neg, felOnious assault battery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
pROPOSALS FOR CAMP KETTLES.
pErAErNESr OF TIE INTERIOR.

OFTICE INDIAN AFFAIRS WAsiISGTON August O. 1881
SEALED pROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals. for Camp
Rettles received the Government Warehouse, No.
81 WOosterst New.York CITY, until IL o'clock m OF sat
uray August 1878 furnishing the Indian Service
34O2 Of heavy galvanized iron Camp Kettles with bot
strapped
All bds must accompanied certified cheeks some
o. = Government Depository NewYOrk city bank. for at
OF the Osa payable 20
OF Indian Affairs 20 be held by
awards made contracts entered into, and
good and sufficient bonds gwen
The Government the right 20 reject al bds
and 10 quantity herein named 20
centum II A. HA1I commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
oALRNDARs THIs nAY.

,,SbfhhiE CopKFCHAliBERs-Van Brunt g,-COurt opens
s is III 5 s. is e is 4. a. ss " is g. 49,
80 D. No day calendar
~ ZONES saS PIRassFEciIL TEE-cOurt opens a. II n
GENIAL sEssioxs-P4ET I-ondsrslesvs J.-Edward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

all persons having claims or demands Of any name
OF nature either policy holders in either OF the ABOVE
named corporations, other creditors thereof: .
TAKE notice that by vtue OF and in obedience TO inc
requirements Of the Supreme Court OF the sae
NewYork made by Mt Justice Iandon AT his chambers IN
the ecady the 2sth day OF June, 1873 IN
Of the above entitled proceedings and entered M inc
Clerk OF Schenectady County on July 3 1870
the undersigned Abert Parsons duly appointed rel
the euted proceedings 20 take PROOF OF
against either Of the above named corpora
tons either by policy by other creditors thereof
Further ke notice obedience 10 the requirements
Of such orders the undersigned referee viii attend at O.
252 Broadway in City Of New York at the once OF
r. receiver Of said corporations on the ION Gay o.
January 1879 o'clock In the forenoon OF that day. ana
from time such proceedings may De ad
0nrned and will then aud there proceed TO take proof OF al
claims and demands and nature against sad
corporations either OF them, by policy holders or by other
creditors thereof which may be presented ana that VIII
upon proof Of CLAIMS decide upon the legality and
sudcirncy OF such proof and claim. ~,
them required exhibit and prove their claims and be
proceedings before the undetrgne on
the aud at the pace aforesaid and that
In default thereof all thus default
shall and will be precuded from All benent OF nc decree
which In each Of these proceedings ana rom
any distribution which shall be made In or under such decree
Dated july & 1878. ALBERT PARSONS, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
REAL ESTATE.

KEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Aug. 7, 1878.
The following sale was held at the Ex-
change Saesroom to-day:
BIZ Gerard Bette.
! 8.stofy brick with lot No 5S3 BrOomest,
lS4S II OF Hudsons lot 22X6S Freak GOthOld. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
ROCK ISLAND Arsenal. Ills July 81, 1873.


proposals 10 be opened 10 August 30 1873,
hereby invited TO furnish delivered at this Arsenal
about $40 900 pounds Of inch wrought iron beams Ia
weigh 2 pounds per yard about 764 900 pounds OF ~
l2snch wrought iron TO weigh l25 pounds per
yard and about 100 pounds OF angle pieces inches By
3la inches by y inches.
The beam- be straight out OF wind cut the
ends free flaws bsers and ragged edges and contain
good and the bid should be accompanied by the
lecturers published tables formula giving the guaranteed
strength aud stiffness OF beams.
Nearly all the win be required I'm lengths OF 10 20
feet and wos OF them 10 such exact lengths that they
must be cold.
the undersigned, Endorsed the
outside Proposals 30 Furnish Beams" The successful bid.
Der will be required and give good
and sufficient bonds for the faithful performance OF the
tract
About Onedfh Of the beams be delivered within
months and the remainder within i've months Of the date u
contract
The United states the hight 10 reject all bids which
not deemed satisfactory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
D. w. FLAGLER. Mslor Of Ordnance.



OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARfEsTER Department OF the East
GOVERNORS LELAND, NEWYORK HARBOR Aug. 3, 1873
SEALED PROP SAILS IN riplicaie, subject 20 the usual
conditions will be received the office Of the undersigned
until II o'clock the 18th day Of August 1873 for
the construction Of two double sets OF Officers Quarters az
Governors Island " Y HarbOT and double set OF Lieu.
tenants Quarters. az Fort Hamilton n. Y. Hai Dor.
Plans and specifications u the buildings TO be erected
be examined az the Office Of the undersigned.
The Government tho right 70 reject any or all bd
Envelopes containing proposals should be marEed Pro
posas for the construction of Officers Quarters at - and
addressed 70 the uudersIgued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
sitnalione manteo-- MaIss

GARDENER. florist, fruit, vegetable and
tese and other branches can Improve the beauty oi ~
AZ one OF the OF hot end cold grapes under
sss nndsrtands farming particular care for cattle
spd poultry has long tEpeienoe win hrstcass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

In the matter the application Of the Attorney ag
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

In the matter Of the application of the ag
THE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CON
PANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08
feoaI Notires.


NEW-Y0RK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ Comfy Of YOrk-HENRY MORGAN, EDWARD
MORGAN and CHARLES T.. BUTLER, as Executors OF the
last will testament Of LUCINDA LEE MORGANt de
ceased Plaintiff against ALGERHON 8 SULLIVAN, Pub
lie Administered in the City Of New1Ork, as AdminlsatOr
OF the goods, chattels and credits which were OF
RUDOLPH A. WITTHAUs, deceased, MARIE AN
TOINETTE WITTHAUS, widow OF said hndoiph
A. Witthaus deceased RUDOLPH A. WITTHAUs lately
known Rudolph A. Wltthaus. l1nioIl MARIE e WITT
HAUs, PAULINE ANTOINETrE RONALDS, SARAH j.
DUNBAR and Stiles " JUDsoN Deisndsnt a.
mOned to answer the conn amt in this action and 70 serve
copy Of your the plaintiffs twenty
after the service OF this SummOn exclusive OF the day OF
service and In Of failure 10 appear or answer
Will be taken against you by default for me Tenei de-
manded IN the cOmpaint-Dated Now-YOrk. July o. 1879
EVARTs, sOUThMAYD& CHoATE Plaintins Attorneys.
Office and once address, No. % Wall St. NeN-Hork CITY
To MARIE r. WITTHAUs aud PAULINE AhTOIN.
ETTE R1NALDS; The foregoing summons served upon
you by publication pursuant TO an order Of the Hon Chars
NewYOrk dated the 23d day Of July 1873 and ed with
the Complaint in this action office Of the Clerk OF the
CITY aud County NewYOrk at the County Court House. In
WV -" " EVARTs, soUTHMAYD q CHoATE,
Jy25 law6wTh plaintiffs, attorneys
SUPREME COURT.
- In the matter Of the application Of the Attorney General
agt
THE GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-08

In the matter Of the application Of the Attorney az
THE NETWORK STATE LIFE INSURANCE COZ
PANY.