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VANTED-several good CANvAssERs at Re.
w public office, l1ol Pa. FOR SALE-Steam
ENGINE and BOILER. nearly new, half price. Z.
MORRISON, sos D ST. nov1Sly
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~ "foSt-A Boulc: ESQ Reward" i an al
Nti ~ n London paper but there wrr.
L. ~ in bank Notes in H.
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BANKERS.

clio to $1,000 INVESTED In Wall st. stocks
- makes fortunes every month. Book sent free,
explaining everything. Address BAXTER CO.
Bankers, IL Wall St, N. Y. sep26t, thGs,ly
A MEMBER OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE win
"A execute orders for the purchase sale Of Stocks
Bonds and Gold on moderate margins Commits
sions S5 each 100 shares Stock privileges nego-
tiated on responsible parties only Correspondents
solicited Henry Merriam, Member Am Mining
and Stock Exchange, IS Wal ST., New York Refer.
enoes D. r Manyan. Esq. President National Trust
Co. New York. tSnl-tr
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tF-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit!
TUESDAY. December 10th, 1878 sa.ne hour An /
place. BY order OF the Trustees
1t j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
1FTTsTEIS, SAFE x, OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
TWEEN I1r iG1 s OF D STREET AID The i6B.
sc1ileLs, dated March 10Th, IFS ana recorded -
Of tie District of Columbia and al the written re
quest Of the laEties secured thereby, We Will offer
on TUESDAY, the I0;h day OF December. 4. D
1915 at so O'Clock IN. ali that certain zee or
lhe city of Washington. District of Columbia. and
haoSi, ana distl!1gllished and being the south
Thereof OF lot numbered thirteen G3p, in sGnarc
pqhnTfed eight hundred and twenty t52o together
frame Dwelling House VI {"
Terms of ,ale One-third cash; balance in three
tIual psy1ne nts at six, twelve and eighteen months
LOT WHICH the notes of the purchaser Clearing per
cert interest per annlm unit, paid will be taken
adepost of 800 viii be required at time 81 sais
tie h Z. to , cost The t Trustees 1b
and cost of the defaulting purchaser should the
the eale first giving notice Of such resale By three
Gays advertsement
noyl93taw3w CHARLES I. DAVIS, Trustees.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & co, Auctionsers.
W Successors 10 Wash. B. WihamsD
By virtue Of deed of trust dated November 80.
i; A D. 1869, and duly recorded in Liber No IL
647 folio 46S ct seq. one of the land records forA.
The District OF CoiImbis and at the request, writ
inK OF the party secured thereby, viii sell at pub
&c auction, IN front of the premises, on MONDAY
the second day Of December, A d. 1873 at 3o'clock
J.. m, the following described premises lying and
being ID the county OF Washington in the District OF
Co!uInba, and known aud described as Lot nun
Dertd tonr az IN section numbered six 90. of tue
su'rdiysion OF the Barry Farm" according to the
Plot OF the same filed IN the office of the Surveyor OF
this District to WHICH special reference is had.
Terms 0nethird in cash, and the balance in six
twelve and eighteen months with interest at eight
~ Ter cent. per annum till paid. The deferred pay
merits 70 he secured by deed of trust on the prop
ety sold, or al cash, at the option of the purchaser
FIFTY dollars deposit at the time of sale. All con-
yeJGncirg and recording al the purchasers cost
Terms to he complied with within i've days else il
vii be resOid a. the risk ana cost Of the defaultin4
purchaser THOMAS W CHASE
noy5t,t h.-iw Surviving Trnstee
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l. q. PICKRELL. Pres J. W. DEEBLk. 6eo.
POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY.
of Ge0r0efOscWs ID, q,

Hsytne been appointed WASHINGTON Axeut Tor ths
Above well known and reliable Contrary, can %
found at my Office 1889 STREET NV, daily be-
tween the hours OF a. m and .. NJ, prepared to
renew old Poicies and take risks upon property OF
oc.4.a@ JOHN q. oAssIN, Azsu,.
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~ LINZ jiISi.ES NEW YORK, HAvRF, LONDON,
SoUTE ANIrTCS AND BREMEN.
The steaDE - = this company will sail every Sat.
urday trOi1 !iT5u Pier. foot of 81 St, xFsaa
HObckeu. Rr:-- u passage: From New - fSS y
York to HaFrc. London, southampton 7s-saasss<sAs
and Bremen, tEst cabin. 300: second cabin, SEQ,
gold stssra--e, so currency For Freight or pas
sage Apply t. oEIRlCES co, 2 BoWiinE Green,
New YORK octI-iy
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ARRANGEMENT.

The Steanllr- I1tIN GIBSON and T. o. KNIGHT,
alternately lesS- Ter II East River, New ~EE-.
York every Saturday, AZ O'clock p. III. 81 : ftEA
tfeor<et0wa every Saturday, and AexaIi
drIa same GJS
Freight talcI az lowest Rates. For information
apply II Once Metropolitan Bank, 18th street
or TO T. T. a DENEAM, Agent Water street.
GerrEstoW-.
ap2itr SAIUEL BACON, President
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"a THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2Ith. 1918. same hour aud
place. EUGENE CARUSI., r5,,,e+ao,
JOHN G. WILSON'S AiuSteeS.
NJ. ASHFORD.
NNM. ERAZIER. in trustees.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-18

and shall not make the same trIly WiFE0ut al
teraon or Interpolation IN any matter of substance
ished accordingly. And any and all such person or
persons shall furnish said abstracts or copies as
time applying therefor in the order of appica
and without Unnecessary delay, and for a reasona-
no case shall exceed the sum of one dollar for the
nrst CONVEYANCE and thirty cents Tor each and ev
cry subsequent conveyance. other like change of
title, shown upon such abstract or copy; and any
a al1 az persons SO engaged snail WITHIN thirty
Judge and county Judge, in accordance with section
eight of this act file with the clerk of the circuit
court his their assent to the provision contained
IN section IS of this act and no abstract or certified
copies of the same except such certified copies as
have been made prior 10 the passage of this
act) shall be received in evidence until such as
court.
Section Is. The word person, when used in this
act shall include persons and all bodies polite and
corporate.
Section 90 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Is 1878
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-04-18
Published April &, 1881
CITAp TEP 71D

CHAPTER 3l2.
AN ACT relating to the SolemniZation of marriage.
The people of the state Of Wisconsin, represented la
senate and assembly, do enact as Jolto1us:
Section /. II any person, authorized by law to
join others in marriage, shall SolemniZe any mar
riage without first having examined at least OF
the parties oath. to the legality of such mar
ri2ge, and the age of the parties. and shall have
omitted to require OF all males under the age of
twenty-one years. and Of females under eighteen
years OF age the written consent of the parent Or
guardian of such parties, attested by two Witnesses
unless such parent parents guardian be present
the SolemniZatiou of ouch marriage, he shall be
deemed guilty of miSdemeanor, and upon conyic-
ton thereof shall be punished by Imprisonment In
the county Jail not less than thirty days nor more
nor more than five hundred dollars by both such
fine and Imprisonment, at the discretion OF the
court.
Section p This act shall take effect from and
after its passage and publication
Approved March 20. 1876.
Published April 6, 1851
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to amend chapter 1ss of the general laws
OF 1872, entitled An act to provide for the fncor-
poration OF villages
The people of the state Of Wisconsin represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as folloUs:
Section1. Subdivision number IA of section mum
Der 81 of chapter lS3 of the general laws of 1871 er
titled An act TO provide for the Incorporation
villages, is hereby amended By adding after tn
word ''health in the eighth line of said subdiyis
ion, the following: And to determine and estab~
nsh by ordinance the mode of procedure, and what
it shall be suIncient to alege and prove in order
make out prtnld fdeie case OF violation of any
dinance.
Section q This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved March ~ 1873
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio June 0-Yan Ness 4 Brown,
underiakers failed yesterday. Their liabilities arc S3OOCO
and their assets nothing
MONTREAL, June 9.-The members Of the Zion
Church have refused grant the OF that ece 10 he
Orangemen the 18th Of July for religious services
Sr. Louis Mo-. June "a fire broke out yesterday
morning the upper works OF the steamer Exchange lying
at the Northern Line Wharf, entirely destroying that part Oi
the boat.
BosrON. June 9.-Dr Andrew J. ellison, of No. 6S
East Chester Park, arrested today charged win ciH
nal malpractice Mrs Rebocca Haineswho died nj Hngam
yesterday.
WORCESTER Mass. June 0.-FrancIs Murphy, the
temperance advocate began eigtdays campaign mere
this morning. lie addressed 5000 people, and Obtained ~
signatures 10 The pledge
CORNING. n. Y. June 0.-Consderablee excitement
prevails here the mysterious disappearance OF John
Starner. farmer. Of Nelson Penn, age nylIee NOtlhs
has been heard OF him since May 20.
PHILADELPHIA June 0.-During fight about y
night Joseph Flack stabbed charles LINK IN %
left side knife Both men were nader me influence ol
liquor Flack arrested Link IN dangerous cOhdOh
tonight
MONTREAL, June s.--A row occurred here this
evening among collected 30 witness military review
the champ de Mars, originating IN hght between an an
Orange Young BritOn and Catholic the mob taxing SIDES
Several persons wounded and one arrest was made
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
SEEKING RELIEF FROM DEBT.

Frederick w. Silliman, Of the late firm OF
Tozier & sliman, has been adjudicated a voluntary
bankrupt The liabilities amount TO 100000 with small
assets. The largest claim is that Of n. D. Lawson,
who holds note for 900 for the purchase of in
terest in the Cedar Hill Consolidated Silver Mining and
Melting Company,sof California There is also an in
dOrsement for $4,000 for s. Compton, president OF
West Virginia OIL and Oil Land Company
John H. Platt was appointed assignee Of the estate OF
Henry A. Patterson, stOckbrOker, No rs Broad-s, by
Register Ketchun on Saturday The liabilities amount
to about $4,000.
Application for discharge from bankruptcy was made
Register Ketehum on Saturday, by Lorenzo D. heWeil
and William ii. Smith, of the late firm OF Newell d
smith, dealers in artificial flowers at No 124 Broadway.
Mr Newell was the principal in the Newell divorce case.
His wife, Anna Newell, appeared in person, and filed
claim for O0O for money loaned the Dankrnpts about
March J. 1872 In her deposition sue states the amount
of Indebtedness TO her to be about $4,000
Frederick Maxwell, who has been IN JAN several
months on proceedings against him by creditors, was
discharged Saturday.
Tie following assignees IN bankr ptcy have been ap-
pointed Eleazer Goldsmith for John r. Reeves
Francis Martin for Sinclair Myers Frederick Lewis for
Barnard l.. Ackerman, and Charles Jones Tor Henry D.
Brown,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
STEAMBOAT MEN RESISTING ARREST.

CAPTAIN COPELAND's EXPERIENCE on THE SCHUYLER
The excursion steamers that ply on the East
River have for long time followed the custom OF land
ing at the north side of the Grandst ferryhouse greatly
to the annoyance Of the ferry company as
its boats could not enter or leave the SIP
on that side while steamer was there
The superintendent OF the ferry complained to HarDor
Master James Thompson, who gave notice to the di
ferent lines OF steamers that they must not land there
and also called Captain Copeland, of the Thirteenth
Precinct, for assistance TO carry out his orders
At $40 yesterday morning, Captain Copeland, with WITH
two or three officers. went to the slip Inc
steamer Schuyler bound for trip up the Sound, az
tempted to make a lauding TIE captain OF the seanleI
ordered desist from his purpose but ne drecteu
the crew to make fast. Captain Copeland I'M
mediately stepped aboard and arrested the p-
lot, Robert o. Hagar, and handed him over
of his while he attempted 10 arrest the nate
Edward Heller. The crew at once surrounded Ine M
and rescued the prisoner and would nave rOusnS
handled the captain had lie not drawn his ptc IN In
meantime the lines bad been drawn in ana the seatI
started for another landing. There Copeland was az
lowed TO get Of Word at once sent 10 Supeinten
ent Walling at the Central ONCE, VINO or
dered sixty men 10 80 on DoatH NJ, et0 t
police boat Seneca which proceeded 10 Twenty
where the officers remained until O'Clock IN me enc
nlng when Schuyler returned on her down trlp cur
was boarded and the mate, Edward Heller aITesteu.
Calvin GTggs one of the was also aIreseu put a.
Captain copeland could not positively identity nun us
one OF the men who nteriered, he was discharged
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
CHANGE OF THE woMENs HOTEL.

TRANSFORMING IT IN NAME AND PURFOSE'
The Womens Hotel, after brief but event
ful existence suffered change in name and nature last
Saturday IL was then thrown open to the general public
upder the title Of the Park Avenue Hotel There has
been no change in the majority of the rooms, the pnc
pal alterations being confined to the lower story
and the basement. The parlors, which have eN-
cited much admiration, remain as before, the
Japanese curiosities and the oil paintings being
retained The single rooms OF the ordinary hotel ze
neatly furnished the carpets being unusually fine The
arrangements for heating and ventilation are excellent
On the first floor the store the ThtysecondSt cor
neF is being transformed into barrOOm A0OlnS thlS
on the front are news-rOOms and smoking-rOOms ana
next TO the hall truuRrOOm for the repose OF the
eix-stOry Sar8Ogas" which usually dlsfgre the mann
halls of hotels On the other side Of the main euracc
TIE stores have converted into barbcrsh0ps The
corner store remains to be disposed Of 10 Is not eX
pecfed however that It will be rented. ON the Ihry-
secOnd-s sde of the stores Will serve as bllafd
room the others as small dningI0oms. These rooms
look upOn court In the centre OF which plays IOun-
tain surrounded by beds OF choice flowers here easy
chairs viii be placed for in summer evenings, and
along the south side will reconstructed large glass ba
cOny with q framework of IRON.
An informal reception was given on saturday Dy
Henry Clair, the manager, and an elaborate Gunner was
servedan the pleasant dningrOOm few invited guests
Inc aim will be- said Mr.. Clair TO make his representa-
tive hotel The charge for transient guests VIII De 80
day and families and regular bOarders VIII DC received
at lower rates. The who took board al the start
will be allowed to remain at the old rates as long as they
please Few applications for rooms received on
Saturday. An applicant for regular board was tOld tha
for single rooms the upper hO0rs, $lI a week
would be charged The names on the hotel register
ranged from Buffalo to Bordeaux. Henry Chids OF the
came day previous to the opening he was taken III
and given one OF the best rooms III the house.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
NIP. YANpERBILT.s RETURN.
NIX. NANUEh u - MI DI0-N'
HIS DENIAL OF REPORTS ABOUT THE OBJECTS OF
HIS TRIP.

HIS DENIAL OF REPORTS ABOUT THE OBJECTS OF
HIS TRIP.
William II. Vanderbilt reached New \ ork
on saturday after on absence IN Europe OF precisely SIX
weeks The Germanic up the bay earlier than she
had been expected bv party OF friends OF MT Eanuer
blt, who had chartered the Thomas COlyer 10 take
them down to meet him. The steamer was turning INTO
her ain when the Collyer alongside and received
Mr. Vanderbilt on board, while the band played Hail
10 the Chief" Nearly all the friends who met
him were connected in some way with some
of the railroads controlled by the Vanderbilts
There were Chauncey NJ. Depew, j. N. Toucey
James H. Rutter Cornelius Vanderbilt E. Clark ir r. r
Van Worst George H. Chase F b. FreemaD, tTSueTaGA W @
deIbt Elliott f. Shepard and many others , nj, .
While the Collyer moving up the North River 70
in the cabin. Mr. Depew welcomed Mr. Vanderbilt, say
ing that the persons present were all IN one way OF a
the world; they had together 70 show the esprit
de corps that animated them He then proposed tne
briefly aluding TO the cOrdality existing between inc
stan Of the NewYork Central Railroad and all OF Its en-
Tr. vanderbilt afterward expressed great pleas
ure at being home again wnedG ne Most Icl of
his time lad been spent on the Continent
He was two weeks in Paris aud only few days in Eng
land He said he always alive TO railroad interests,
bat that his visit OF recreation, nc had not
entered into no negotiations with the managers
of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad He de-
He Thought Mr. Devereux would do very wen as man
ager and he did think the Erie would control ihe
Atlantic aud Great western hereafter He did not meet
any of the Erie Reconstrdctioniss He had entered
into no agreement with the White Star Lne il was not
his policy do business with one line OF steamers eX-
clusively. ,,r.
In speaking Of the Paris Exposition Mr.. vanderbilt
said that it'll the exception OF the pictures ne did not
think the d spay was as good at Philadelphia. The
British department, however, was excellent -
John b. butcher, superintendent OF the NeW-1Ofk
Stock Yards and John Sherman OF the chicago YARD
both under the control OF the NewYOrk Central also
returned from Europe the Germanc These gentlemen
declined talk about the business object OF their IMP
which il said, the establishment OF stock yards
An
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM LIVERPOOL By SteaHshiD Ger1aanic-H. Abegg,
a. Athens J. Andrde and wife, H. Aaron, r. q. Anderson,
5 r. Barger BrscOe and family. j. j. O. Archer Burton
G. Banch V. A. Blacque and wife, Mrs ~ Barbour L. n
Burckes j. A. Bird Mrs. r. \ Burbank Miss r. BURBANK
Miss burbank. O. hates G. Crownnsheld and VIE Mss u
Crwninsneld Miss CrOwnnshed Dr. j. j. Crane aud wife
- q CLARKE e. clair and family, r. J. COrtis, r. Cum
mings Mr. aud LOvibond Mr.. King f. A. Jones capt
~ r III Couson wife. J. W. COnrow Dr. T. Chance J.
n Chance Mr. and Mrs 4. McDOuga. Y. ]. Duyeen, j. B.
Dutcher Mr. Davis Drcyfus Mr.. and Mrs H. W. EmmOns
Miss Fmmons W. D. Ellyangcr, q. W. Fschback MT and
Mrs j. Gardner Miss r. Geigc. Col Green, Air aud Mr. z
X w. u. GIN. the Rev. F. Goodwin Mrs r a. COD
dard Mr and Mrs w Hutchins, W. T. Hutchlns. Miss -
Untcbps Miss S. HiL r. Hcrsfold +. w Harrison william
Heath W a. Hay w NJ. Hay. W j. Hodgman, II. IL Ham
ntop q T. L. Holmes +. Hunt H. >. Jackson Albert Knkel
Mrs r. W Kldder j. T.. Knapp, NJ. T. Knapp Mrs. klsell
ID A loud Miss Loud r. G. lawrence ir, J. ". LIenthal
W h laWreuce Leas Mr.. aud Mr.. G. r. LIBBY Miss A.
libby Mas Libby r. Lttlejohn f. r. Leonard g. Leon
ard a Miller Miss Miller, Miss F. - Miller George II.
Nuun Henry McGrady, J. J. MunrOe A Mckenny Miss NJ
Nixon Mr. McBurne j. N0yrfs R H. Plumb q. BObertsOn,
a. ~ simonds r. d. RoRera B II. Schneider, MT ana Mrs
Sullivan j. B sherman, n. sherman Mr. ana Mrs g. h.
Stevenson W A. Street Miss " Staples j. " sutphn, Dr.
n. Taber. ". u. Thomr w. IL. Wander
nm M Wagner H. Wallace, J. :. Warren J. A. Weekes, T.
r. Whitaker, H. A, Wilson. Mrs v. NJ. Woodman. Mrs A.
WOODY ard, Miss n. &. Woodward j. T. NOrthington.
By Seamshfp Enqidnd-Mss Robertson, T. J. Mccarthy
w Hanna j. J.. KirkwoOi. Mr.. ana Mrs. Brggs Misc c.
AIexander j. c. Borne, MI Conn6r w. Seligmann Dr. De-
ianrv J. Edman J. woodbridge, W. Andrews, J. Her
bert H. t;Teenhalgh W. Weaver Miss o. ChalOneT Miss r.,
Noian W spencer W. A. Neahor, Frederick Schumacher
Mr.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10

Bre Pearl (of NewHaven) Brightman Port SPAN @
2i days with sugar and moasses and pass 10 DAei
cRT Maggie Masters Masters Of and 10 days from WndsGr
s. with plaster to VE King vessel 10 No'iu7
Fan RIyer .si Heath is seyf foas srsy So sn
sehr George Shepard of Boston, Hail. Matanzas "a oys'
Ws sebS Bes u Brown o RocSand Hunt Pierre Mart le
days with sugar TO IL A swan Som vessei W h~'i -
sc6T Hastings Cof BedfOrd) Chase EIentheTa days.
with pineappes TO william Douglass veSse 7" D
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook moderate. WI cloudy
At CITY Island. light N; cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamships Oder (Ger) LesI Bremen via southsmptcp,
oslehs Coz Bermuda Br WsSR M ,Sde so osr Galveston
via Kew West G Mallory Co. Algiers Hawth0rn New
Gah George Yonee Charleston. Lockwood. Charleston
9EihsaSd r5e = CO q old pompiSn walter Norfolk CITY Point and
Richmond Old Dominion steamship Company J9hn oO G,OsVp
Beverly Wallace Philadelphia, Hand Neptune Berry, bo'-
Ships Sir Robert Peel Larrabee London ernnelI Min,
turn Coz w level san PfanelsSo eust0m sansoS 4owes
BGrks Cedar Croft lBr, Young, London Parker q CO.
lie Norj Olsen. Reva Funch Edye Ce Nobe NoT Olsen
Copenhagen ocS mann oeTieln q C8 % Sno Co ntonio Ia
Nasa ta La Nasa saniander Lauro storey CO. Rocket
ST. JaSo and GnantanSno Wayde Co; Brothers, Coson
saeua Grande, Ward Co. sarmiento Tibbets Port
Brig Sofia Ga sIba Gloucester Eng Benham BSys,
Boyesen Tqbal Cain stone MaTseies o Heny S2ss Waa
derer Galiher opGrS aatoR watson So p e
faegos r p Buck & coi Lophema (Br o'Brien, Hampton
SeTs John n Colby Wgox Gqayaqg Ey9ns Ball &!c CO.
den, Gates, sbulee. \ s. W Godfrey.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June s-The strs AmarylIs (BT) Capt Bagh9rn
from Baltimore May 49, for Leh, and Colna (Br capt Mur
ray Montreal "a for Glasgow have arrived out
Braunschweig Capt Undeutsch, from Neworeans May Il
AWE une Sine General Transatlantic Company's
Canada sailed from here for New at O'clock 2S p p
30, has arrived here.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
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FALL RIVER MILL TROUBLES.

FALL RIVER, Mass, June 9.--The first meet
ing of the creditors of the saganore Mills was held yes
torday before II. NJ. Knowlton Register Claims were
nrescnted and allowed amounting 10 $i30550. The
committee appointed the previous meeting reported
that II had thoroughly cauyassed the matter and had
secured an apprasement by dsntcrested parties the
assets of the corporation at $46G,lG6 CO. resolution
offered hy the committee then adopted, appointing
UezekioL Iraytou and Robert c. Brown trustees run
fbe mills In the interest OF the creditors under the drec
ton of committee OF five also appointed from the cred
itOIs. ,,o
The Fye-Cent Savings Bank, OF which Angler Chace
was president hOds about 100000 Of paper issued by
he defauter For the protection Of its depOsitOrs the
officers nave been enoned from paying out 10 per
cent OF deposits the next six MONTHS and 10 per
fr tbe Succeeding months. At the time OF the last
annual report the deposits Of the bank amounted
u /, 4
New-York tribune., 1878-06-10
MuRDER MOST Foul.

GREENFIELD, Ind, June 9.-Mrs. Sarah j.
wilson, widow Of woodford Wilson, and her lit
lie niece, Annie Cass, age seven, were found
Yesterday morning murdered In their own house,
1ine miles north OF this city. The two slept I'M
one bed and the only occupants OF the house. The
entered by breaking glass In the door aud then
1nlocking H. Mrs Wilson's body WAS found In a room
adjoining the In which she slept with her clothes
torn of and the bedclothes scattered around, indicating
n ferrible struggle Both bOdeslay face down upo
the floor and the only signs OF violence sOme finger
matKs upon the throat OF each There evidence
of any atempt TO outrage rob. There Is great indg
nation In the community, but the perpetrators OF the
deed are unknown also the motive.