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The New York herald., 1878-08-24
M ELEVATED RAILWAY
OPEN PkOM . 80 A. n TO II r. NJ

MhT"oroLlTsAISr ,rrp r.uw,y
-, OPEN PKoM 9 go a. N. TO II r. ~
MoiaIs sr.--Noarss. poiat South terry aud Battery
CoRrLAEDT sf.-Nearest poIot for Jersey City and
and bar.sy stree, terry to osass9 ''' IAN
q iAxBEns s1.-NsAress psiat for Psvonis and Erie
Raiway ierlea
GRAND sTNeares point Dssbrossc. street ferry 70
jersey City and Peoples Line steamers Tor Albany.
sfH sT Nearest point for chrissopbor street terry to
Iobcken.
asD point for r~sn,y third s.rse, ferry TO
Jsr;I' s;D sr' cry.
40 sT.-Nssres. point Ns~ York c,ntrAl Railroad
Depot.
5srIi II. .--Noaest poiu, for Central Park
FOR uPIONA rkAis5 take esst sidc station.
Fox DOWNTOwN TRAIN taxe west aide station.
fAHk. 10 CENTS,
bstweeu the hours OF $50 80 A. NJ.
4. NJ. wnen ths fare ~ o cents
RoUTE-tfom 5sth st. along 9th 40 and along Amiy
70 and aienr south 9TH av 20 canal 81 crcss,nx ino
and along College place TO and along Marray st 20 aud
sosE hsrcn = y. and sopg New Church 81 20 serris .:
Al RECTOR 81, With ears or Soutn terry
TURAhD 81. with ears tor Desorcsses aud East Grand
ar BnErCKkR ST.. With lar. Tor east ana wesI
AT SfH ST.. with tor Christopher and East Tenth
Af14fm ST., with cars West Twenty third ana East
Twsnty-third ana Thirty .iourth street ierf,sa
Al SD 81. with ears Tor wsehswken istry.
AT 59rH sr.. with csrs tor Belt Linc aiiroad
Nm. t. GAkkIsON. President.
NJ. VAN BRocKLIN, superntsndsnI
TIxOUKsTONs TO WHITE MOUNTAIxa LOWEST
Urates smerseng all tss 6eaSt,iu scenery located on
1--we ! xLDAs. xssass. ~ 5ss.a~.s.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

A vi, PARkNts WHO. pE~IRE 10 OWE THEIR
lchiliren pure air wlll take stssmers kUSEDALk,
IDLhwiLD ana HANPrVN " osnsy Islaud direct evsfy
hous daily.
The New York herald., 1878-08-24

-STkAMBOAr AND kAILRu AID PRINTING OF
"A every dsscrvtion done quickly the METKOrOLI-
TAN JOB OFHiCE, 28 Ann ~.
A MARY POWELL tPARE rs CENTs). FOR WEST
h.Point Corn vail, Newburg, PouEhkeepse, koadcut,
Kingston. Oosseu. Milton, New am yds Park.
daily from vestry pier 80 North River 80
r. n. 0onsects wtth Brooklyn Annsx boats. ft
A -EvbkING BOAT FOB ATHENS. srUYvEsANT,
A.New Baltimore and Cceyma -Stesmcr WALTER
Brett viii leave pier a. foot OF canal sI North Kiver
every Monday aud Wednesday, st o'clock Y. NJ Every
Saturday CztskilI at o. clock r. NJ, landing Net
Point. Colo png. Highlands aud handbags ssovs Arrive
Al CAtskili 10 r. N.
DOsrON-vfA FALL RIVER LINE; MAGNIPfCEKT
Dsssamsrs BRISTOL aud PTovfDENCE leave pier ~
North River daily ,subday ncudedD. at 15 r. NJ full
nights rest Toe only quick aud direct ronte 10 Oak
BiuGs. Marthas Vineyard Nsutucxet aud Cape Cod.
1iekst sse at all principal ticket Offices Leave
yn via "Annex" boat 30 Music by splen.
ICOAT FOR CAIsKILL srUYvKsANT AND IkTER-
Dmcdsts landings will leave pier "a Harrison ST. korsh
River. daily sundays cpted. At q a. A.
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(NONEx ISLANU. esgtfly t-ts4 sNe.
" -- GREAT REDUCTION IN FARE.
EXCu RSION TICKETS ONLY 20 OKNfA
NEW STEAM LINE. h
PROSPECT PARK AND CONnY ISLAND RAiLROAn
Trains Is minutes during the afternoons ano
evenings and sverv 10 minutes on sunday
GRAND PROMENADE CukCERr.kveRf EvEkIN9v
at 30. Ri DOWNING'S NINTH kEGiAEAr BAND,
with the renowned oORNET sOLOfsT, NJ. ARBUCKLk
and GRAND SACRED CONCERTS every Sunday even
ing. -, 60,
Hamilton ferfy dspot. 9th and 2oth ST. Brooklyn
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EMU os'u W, y
6:l5 A. NJ. aud I 90 p. ".
south 5th st. Wiimsb'g = .
$3.50 A. NJ. and l us L. n.
Broome ST.. n. ",
s:45 A. II. aud ! 80 r. NJ
Jewell's Wh'f. Brooklyn.
o 90 A. N. and ! AS +. NJ.
Stenmerx IeNYs kocka
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A CITIZENS LINE-TkoY BOATS. t
TOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave daily Except sArUR-
e. e., Best route 20 sAnAAToGA. LAKE 1E0Rg.,
MOUNTAINS WITHOUT CHANGE SURF CONKEC-
fIONS WITH EAkLY TRAINS. statsroous sHd through
tickets ~ DODDS 944 Broadway, New York. Court
Brooklyn Free transfer and from BrooKyn by Ere AM
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d --B-B Observation-Disclosures
D.1 charter for excursions STEAMERS Thomas Pow
ELL cap acity 800; Gsneral Selgwick 800; Fsrt
y Lee. 4Oo Barees Caleaonia Republic: Anna and
Harvest Queen; also Excelsor Park Iona leland,
d Rar,tsn Beach Colo Spring Oriental aud Columbia
Il Groves N. =. BRIGGS. 3S4 West ST.. opposite B
Is Christopher street ferry. B
II B III E-B-B-B B-R-B-B B
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CoAsTwIsr srramsHIP,.

III ALlFAA, N. D., AND sf. JOHNS \. r.. CROMWELL
kiyer:
For passage (having excellent nuod ations) or
freight sppiyto CLARK SEAMAN. 50 West 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
OTHER MERCANTILE TROUBLES.

John E. HOagland d Son, dealers in build
Ing materials at the foot OF Bankst, North River, have
failed and made assignment FOR the benefit OF their
creditors TO David T. GOetschius. Their Liabilities
amount 20 S3i 900. and their nominal assets
about amount consisting Of stock, nOtes and
book accounts Inability TO collect their accounts Is
crbed as the Of their failure they have pre-
ferred creditors The firm have been in business many
years. the house being originally Chamberlain q Co.,
which was succeeded by lIoagland Bell.
Wheeler, Billings Co., obbors In -four, at No. 1856
south-st have obtained a compromise with their cred
itors at ten cents the dollar their liabilities being
The firm is composed OF Billings Wheeler and Benjamin
T. Wheeler who succeeded Wheeler, owens & Co. In
1873. They had southern trade hut their business
gradually down and their credit rating at Brad
streets was only fair.
The schedules Of John Van DOren LoomIs, OF No. II
Nassaust referred 10 Register Fitch, show liabilities to
the amount OF Sl6j 000 and assets. The principal
creditors Luther Wise, $4,000 NJ J. GillhOOly, So,
6O2; George Post, 1 $50
FC Chandler Co.. dealers IN waddlng. at No. 46 Dey-
St. are bankruptcy before Register Ketohum, having
liabilities 20 the amount Of Sl4,5OO and no ns-ets
An assIgnmGn mt for the benefit OF creditors made
at No. 376 BroOme-st.. TO Albert b. BOardman. one
creditor preferred. Simpson TOlau, $1,000 He was
estimated worth $35 000 but his business has been very
Improbable Of lae and lac has been endeayong 10 sell
out.
The creditors Of Patrick II. Stating. dealer in marble,
at FOuFth-aye and Fftythrdst, met yesterday the
Office OF Register Allen, proved claim OF $3.50, and
John IL. Plat was appointed assignee
James WnterbOttOn, undertaken AZ No 40 Eighth
ave, applied 20 Register Allen for his discharge from
bankruptcy, aud tt was approved by the creditors
The assignment OF VIM. q. Miller 20 Albert b. Board.
man was hed IN the County Clerks office yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
MISSING FROM HOME.

Mrs. Louis Hoag. of No. 210 Graham-ave.,
Brooklyn. surprised on Saturday morning TO find
that her husband, age siKtyhye had left home. On the
ante she found piece of paper on which was written
In German!
"DRAR WIFE: am getting too old 70 labor any more.
love you too well 10 live longer by means OF your
eIertiOns. 60, never TO return. Farewell LOUIS"
Hoag has not done any work for four months, aud
Gently has been very respondent His wife has sought
for n m since bis disappearance without success.
IL was stated yesterday by Of the missing Henry
Van Geder, OF Jersey City Heights that no information
whatever lad yet been obtained OF n. The family In
cline 10 the belief that In nc OF temporary insanity he
has committed suicide.
william NJ. FarlBnd, age fourteen, OF No 345 West
Twenty fOurth-st Is reported missing from home
September 2. He 10 described tall and slender with
dark brown eyes. lie wore striped alpaca coat,
patched trousers and laced shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
nEcIsIONa-sEpr. O.

Supreme Court Chamb@s-By Judge Lawrence
Carpenter Defenthaler-Oerg granted In the
COnger tho opinion that In this tho petitioner has
MISTAKEN his remedy IL the assessors gny refused 10
make him award for the damage alleges he
his remedy appear have been by mandamus People
ng Green "a n. Y 6O7 People agt Green Hun, 1865. II
the assessors prncrles which they their
assassmen the remedYis by oerorar Motion 10 a..
sessment denied Nordinger agt DePenneyorIf the as.
be regarded written direction 20 Ike sheriff
within meaning section 5S6 Of the Code OF Civil
ceenre this motion premature for the the
direction has acknowledged proved certified
In Ike manner deed be recorded" required bV
section. Motion denied but without costs and with leave
renew,
nv Judge Observation-Disclosures agt. schreger-settled.
Morgan agt Martin-W. H. CLARK appointed receiver oic
BY Judge Potter-Aleus aRt HorDeek Uhl agt Weber ;
Olendorfer agt Baker mos and 2-Granted fantOn agt
Chave.-seo Rule 81 Nelly agt Peek.-M0tOn granted.
Bethany agt Gleason granted with 80 costs. Con.
agt BrOchMOtOn 20 set aside adjustment granted
% appear tho lih 70 settle order 0reacon agt
Hilton Qee motOhs) granted with $40 costs 20 the
defendants they succeed IN the aotons Trumbul agt.
STANDARDIZATION denied Prouty agL Whipple-Granted at
1880
Special Terra-By Judge IAwrencsThe Huncsns Patent
Lantern Company agt Miller aad anotherJudements for
PENDANTS OpinOn
Common Pleas-Speci0I Term-liy judge J. F. DAILY.
Connolly Connollyc-OTier settled aud signed.
Chief Justice G. l.. Day.In the matter OF the appca.
ton Of Naegnle etci Nrueland agL Laug Schroeder agt
Bear In the matter 81 che Assignment " WaltefGfante
stenkeen agt. uattorn WardaV agt. Regan.-Bond ap-
proved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Blatchford will open the United States
Court t noon Thursday for the purpose OF appoint
ing inspectors OF election.
Nearly one-fifth of tho irregular Daturaliza-
ton certificates issued in 1868 have been surrendered
by their holders 10 whom papers have been granted
Persons holding these certificates may Obtain regular
papers AZ the Office the Clerk of the United States
Circuit Court before September 81.
The Court of Appeals last Winter decided
that the charter OF the Brooklyn Winfield and Hewtown
Railroad Company had lapsed, but at the last Legisa
ture bill was passed to revive the corporate rights OF
the company. Under this act an application was made
10 the Supreme Court Kings County TO give the
pany the night 20 pO ton or the track OF the Broad
way Railroad Company. Judge Gilbert yesterday denied
the application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10

Wilson OF bis duties as engineer OF the XIIIth Light
house District Major Wilson on being relieved VIII
cheers Captain Oswald H. Ernst at the expiration o.
his leave OF absence will report In person 10 COloht
Joseph II. simpson, st. Louis, Mo-, for duty uh1eI hs
Immediate orders The following named officers WILL on
the expiration OF their graduating leave OF absence re-
port 10 the commanding officer at Mnetts fOht ~"
Work. HSror for duty with the battalion OF engineers
second-Iieutenant George Nee Derby. second-Lcnth-
ant James L. Lusk. Leave OF absence LOT SIX @ m
surgeons cerfcae Of disability. with permission TO 20
beyond the sea- granted FirsIAeutenant a. ~ nus
sell Ordnance Department, u. s.. A. The resignation Oh
Major III Niekerson Assistant Adjutant General, OF ms
commission as Captain 23d Infantry only has 2een 9
ccnted by fbe President take effect from juno %
1878 Leave OF absence for months Is granted fst
Lieutenant I. W. Morrison. 10th Infantry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
Hnshnnd-" WHY not take that dress. denr

and have done with III" Wife with cutting ironyl-
Certainly, darling # you don't mind the expense Of
having the draWing-TOOm rCfuTnshed." Husband
" Drawing-roOm refumshedi" Vile" We'll, yes I;
you hardly expect me 10 ST on q red sofa in q
magenta dress and should have Thought that II VIA
economical TO have dress Gnt the than
have the altered 20 suit the dress. But yOu
know best-of course - Funny Folks.
al want to find out who is the master Of
this bOuse" said the with book under bis arm 70
the Yiuegary-lOokiDg woman With pointed and
very small tOp-knot who opened the door for him.
Well. stranger" she said with arms akimbO, " you
just walk around into the backyard. aud ask little
spindle-Shanked deacon you'll lind there hxn up the
grape-arb0F ad heal tell you " don't boss this ranch
he don't know who docs. Now what do You want with
me i"-lCincnnsu Bfeaktast-TaDlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
ARMY ORDFRs.

WASHINGTON, Sept 8.-Major Simeon Smith,
Paymaster relieved from duty in the Department Of
the Platte. and viii proceed to Fort Porter. HewYork
report by letter the Of tho De
paren OF the East for assignment 20 duty. The follow
ing changes in she stations and duties and assignments
duty Of officers OF the Corps Of Engineers made
Major George l. Gillespie Is relieved from duty the
staff Of the GeutenantCoiO commanding the Military
Division Of the Missouri and will proceed 90 Portland,
Oregon and relieve Major John NJ Wilson " fhe works
his charge He viii also report BY letter TO the secTo
iay Of tho Treasury for the purpose OF relieving Major
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
sOqo. 4s,s. as,o. 4l4s 4Oos. aa7o 5oos SOss. 1906

ss5 5000 1853 1859 4l4s 4soss 4s7o 6oGs $685. AVVO
1896, 1897, 400S, 1853 ,,ho...s
0RyERAL SFssIOSs-PART I-IIackett. Rocorier-Ihonas
Fysn Israel GUrdan Edward Cassidy John Sl ~ n1Uv
luitoa William MalnnG robbery Iilrinas WALSH itsty
OaaRher feoniaus ana battery coward Dnoly
James Woodruff William Barns John Pagman JOhn heiy,
Ffaucs Leonard Chr Lewis Lawrence McMaberiy James
Casey Edward Green, William Clancy Gharss Mi Gh2Ss
Brady burglary Michael Qnigey, Levi e. IiLdret JONI
Henry BentuE, grand larceny; James Burns EDWARD
Bird William Pearson larceny from tho person Carlo CAD
jOher, excise. -, -,
PA1T IT-sutherland. J-Martha Battles, homicide John
Rooney felonious assault and battery Henry kepper es
Dalton, John Daily Henry HeHcman grand larceny Rocco
John Foley. Harry Burton, robbery Michael MeOe
Edward simmons elonous assault and battery John Faon'
Rtcier, burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
THE PRESIDENT IN THE WEST
THE PRESIDENT AMONG THE PEOPLE.
GooD-HUMoRED RECEPTION AT HASTINGS MINI
TIMELY SPEECHES.


A GooD-HUMoRED RECEPTION AT HASTINGS, MINI
TIMELY SPEECHES.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Sept. 9.-President Hayes
ana party lett st. Paul at 1895 this morning
and arrived at Hastings at 1 o'clock. The space
about the depot was densely packed Win
people A large delegation Of prominent men
received the distinguished guests Bands were play
ing and cannon firing Tho party took carriages pro-
vided 70 Vermilhon Falls and from there TO the resi-
dence Of General lie Due. in the suburbs-bands
and citizens escorting. At o'clock an escort OF
veteran soldiers tremep, temperance soeietes
and citizens. with brass band, accompanied
the the party 20 the Court House, where, on plat
form erected for the purpose and handsomely decorated
President Hayes was received by thousands OF people
from the city and country about the time
was short, and the President only briefly eX-
tended thanks, calling Attorney-Generd Dew
ens who stated that the President seldom
shifted responsibility ON the members Of his Cab
met but usually attended co matters himself He
referred briefly 10 recoeetOns Of Minnesota sOuiers
during the war. -, A.
Colonel Yanoy. OF Georgia, spoke eloquenty OF the
good feeling exhibited by the people OF VIZ
Northwest to their Southern brothers. General
II. II. Sibley welcomed the Freslaent IA
the name Of the Democrats of Minnesota
Judge Thomas c. Jones, Of Ohio, made some pleasant
remarks, and said he hoped 70 see the NOrthwest
presided over the meeting, ealing Out tmo
speakers. All were received WITH enthusiasm;
Calls being made for Mrs. Hayes, she stepped
forward and was greeted with eheeTss az
procession moved through town TO the depot Inc Guy
was finely decorated and the streets crowded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
RIRGLARS FOUED.
THREE MIN DETECTED WHILE BREAKING INTO 4
HOUsE-AN OLD JAIL-BIBD CAUGHT.


HOUsE-AN OLD JAGL-BIRD CAUGHT
Officer Mcguire, of the Sixteenth Precinct
was before Justice BiKby yesterday morning in the
jefferson Market Police Court, with James Newman,
whom he arrested suspicion Of attempting 10 break
INTO the dwelling OF Mr.. Ellsworth No 223 West Four
FEMINIST the family being absent from the city and the
house unoccupied. Late Sunday night, Mr.. Water
meyer who lives in n neghborng house. strolling
near by with friend when his attention was drawn
to three men who we're lettering In the vicinity and
occasionally poering into area ways As he returned
home he saw The men go down into the area OF Mr.
Ensworth's residence but thinking they were probably
tramps, ana going 10 sleep there, he dismissed them
from his mind and went upstairs and 70 bed. In few
moments be heard the breaking Of some wood work,
which was followed by the crash OF glass aud sprin
from his bed he shouted Police" lie then Two Of
the men run away and the third hide behind barrel
officer Mcguire responded TO the call and IN looking
pbout caught sight OF Ncwmans head behind the top OF
the barrel. lie went quietly to the station, and was
locked up On examination 10 was round that the front
shutters had ped open and the window glass hal
been broken. Newman's picture graces the R0gues'
Gallery, and he has only recently come from state
Prison Justice BiXby remanded HIN 10 await the ar
rival Of the owner OF the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suruEEy oorHr-onAnBEIus Potter, J.-copTt opens ct
1890 Oelock nCaiendar eslltd M II o'clock n
O. g. 81 80 CO. o. 81 81 s 02 80 i03. 1i2 1i5 i2I 128
1877. I4b. lB2. lBf, M, H3, IA, l1p.
MARINE UOugT-DRlAL 1Egh-PAEf I-O0epD J.-Conrt
opens az 10 a. B-Npe 4p0s, 469s, 1908 472g lG2 400
4s2 Ia0i 4Di7 i5 % 1891 iDll f7DB A72s A757 bO2B
1852 451o !ase 47s 47S5, 1854 A7oS 1903 1906 i9s
PAN Ii.@sianatt J.--coart opens 10 a. m-Nos $3.50.
lllo 4l92 4si 5S 2G27 4s9s. 1855 447o. 432s A670.
p8rf HI.shea i.-COurt opens a 10 a Mos. boa1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10


Tie railroad bonds above mentioned ana the mort
gnQeg on real estate at and the OF Oxford the
said president estimates would II now cOnvertoa INTO
money, produce $1,000 But ali Of these railroad
mortgage bonds are now held by creditors collateral
security The complaint alleges that In all probability
not 80 much as twO-hrds OF Inc amount Of the eHti-
mated resources can be raised OF the second mortgage
bonds Sl0l 500 have been sold; the remainder have
been pledged as security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
6ales On Qufilon
A ssIGNEE's SALE of VALUABLE COPY
RIGHTS.

by virtue Of an order Of tho United States District
Court / win expose Rt public sale az No % 4th.ayey
pittsburg Penn, az 10 O'elOek a IN. SATURDAY, SEP.
TEMPER H. 1873 The copyright 10 print publish ana yend
United states Deans series OF Ahmeucs ana Keys
same Oars series Of Arithmehes and Key; Cons Ar
neiiea Problems aud Bntts 6Tammars, consisting OF PT
mary Elementary and Practical All the aforementioned
books subject 20 80 authors royalty q per cent
Also VIII sell nc the time and place, the ught 10
print publish and vend HRdlsfa Lessons In Language
Parts and III, not subject 70 royalty and Lee s. RadeYs
Grammar subject 20 royalty OF 3 eents per copy.
Above bOuks the pubheaii9ns OF A. IA. English CO.
bankup aud have been largely introduced into tho schools
Of PeniisylYanlA aud Western staiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
SUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COURI.
agt.
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANH.
To all having any claims OF demands OF any name
either pOcyholdeTs IN the above named corpora
ton, a. other creditors thereof;
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue Of and IN obedience TO tho
order OF the Court OF the state or
NeSYOrk made by Mr. Justice apdon at mis- Chambers IN
the CITY schenectady the 18th day OF Juy 1873 III the
above entitled proceeding and entered IN the Office OF the
Clerk OF County July 10 1873 the under
signed Parsons duly appointed Referee IN te
above entitled proceeding % take proof Of all claims made
against named corporation either by poeyhoders
or by other creditors thereof
Further notice that in obedience 10 the requirements
the undersigned Referee will attend &C NO.
Ia the cts OF NewlDrk The Oce OF Henry
r. PiersOn Receiver OF said corporation TIE 18th day OF
January 1870 at o'clock In the forenoon OF hat day. and
time time thereafter such proceedings may DO ad
ourned viii then and there proceed 20 take proof OF al
eaB and demands of name and nature Against SAID
corporation by pocyhodes or BY other creditors thereof
which be ptosontsd and that viii such proof OF
such eas decide upon the legality and snhcieney Of such
proof and claim
Further ali the creditors OF such corporation required TO
their claims and become parties 20 these
before the undersigned the day above desgna
ted tho place aforesaid ana that In default thereof all
creditors aud policy thus derauug shall aud viii be
preeued FO al benefit OF the decree which shall DO made
In proceedings and from any distribution which shall
be made In under such decree.-lnted July %, 1875
Jy23 2BtTu ALbEkf PAlSSoNs' heleFee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
fendl Notices.

SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK city and County OF NewNOrk the place OF trial
CHARLES SWl3NSEN plaintiff against LIN A SWENSEN,
defendant SumnOnsIO the above named defendant: You
are hereby summoned 10 the complaint IN this action
Of On she plantln attorney
within twenty after the service Ot this summons, cxciu
service aud OF your failure to appear
or answer Judgment win DO taken against by default for
Tho relief demanded the complaint-Dated May 7, 1873
ISAAC z. HI BBAI;p plaintiffs attorney.
ONCE address, 55 Liberty City OF New
York state II New.YOrk -
mons Is served upon YOU by publication TO order
OF the Hon Charles Daniels q the Justices % the SUI
prone OF the State OF NewYofk, dated JAY l3 ss
ana an that day filed with and complaint In this
action ma tile Office OF the Clerk OF the city and County OF
New York al the County Court House I'm the city OF New
York ISAAC y. HUBBAhD, pulhuu Attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-10
Bpnkruut Notices.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
dhd day September d. 1878 warrant IN bankruptcy
was issued against the estate OF HENRY C. Ely OF the
CITY NewYors, OF the County OF New YORK. AID state OF
York who has been aGiudgeO bankrupt on DIS own
petition: that the payment OF any debts ana the
delivery OF property belonging &c such bankrupt 20 hm
or Es the transfer OF property DY hn are
forbidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors OF saa
BANKRUPT prove their debts and choose one or more
assignees hs estate VIII be held al Court OF Bahk
rupcy be holden at No l39 Futon ST. benhelt bnng'
I'm the CIV OF NewTOrk, before Edgar ketchun esquire
Register the 2lst day OF september A. ID: is.S AT
IL O'Clock m. LOU II r "a ~