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National Republican., 1878-04-30
IS pants to order, including all shades Elseman's
District. virginia, and Maryland Patents.

District. virginia, and Maryland Patents.
Tho following Is a list Of patents granted to the
residents of Maryland Virginia and the District of
Columbia, April 10, 1875: William T. Duvall, of
Georgetown, ID, C., brick machines; William T. Du.
vail Of Georgetown, d. G., clay saving and pulycr.
Md, plating machines Charles NJ Bailey OF Bal'
timOre, Md, means for reversing propeller blades 4;
Thomas o. Sclfridge, U. $. n. Washington, d. c.
wood boring machines; Perry W. Whltcomb OF
Washington. d. C., stocking drlers and stretchers
Michael = Zimmerman of Indian Spring district,
Md, fences; Moses Brenner, OF Baltimore Nd.
sheet mett!e cans: Willard d. DoTemus, of Wash.
ingon, DC, bOllc shoppers; ErnstuS NJ. Chapin,
Of Washington. J., C., sewer cleaning devices John
W. Palmer Of Fort Republic Va, pumps; Jacob
frederick W. Wild, OfBaltimOre, Nd hand -reamors.
tessues-Georgc J. Popplein, Of baltimore, Nd,
fertilizers.
Trade marks-Fmk, Brother 4 Co, of Baltimore,
Md. roasted and ground coffee; Thomas u Goode,
Of BOydtOn, Va, mineral water
National Republican., 1878-04-30
gE0RGEToWN NEUS.
DEATH OF CAPTAIN MATTERS.


Captain John r. Masters, agent OF the Borden
Mining aud Coal Company, died suddenly at his
residence, on Pitt street, Alexandria, yesterday
morning at the age OF sixty .tbrce years. He arose
In the morning In his usual good health and par
took Of his breakfast Upon leaving the table he
walked TO the adjoining room and foil on his face
dead. Captain Masters was agent Of the Borden
Company for twenty-sx years, and was highly rc-
spcctcd by all who knew him. When the news OF
his death was received In Georgetown the vessels
In the harbor displayed their color, at halfmast In
respect to the honored dead. Tho deceased leaves
daughter and two sous.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-schooner Robert Mitchell, Mitchell,
Savannah, with 10000 feet Of lumber TO the Wheat
ley Brothers. Schooner Wilmington, Rappnhan.
ock River with 5000 feet Of lumber 10 same.
Cleared-Steamer Hercules Swayscy, New Bed
ford, with 050 tons coal to the Reading Railroad
Company.
FISH WHARF.
,Arrivals-2o,0oO herring, LOO tailors, and 225
shad
ssles-Hcrring sold at ., per l,oco, taliors at
sl.25 per 100, and shad at SD per 100.
PORT.
,Entcred-steamshp John Gibson, Masingo, New
York, with freight to District merchants.
misunderstanding L. G. Knight Chichester
with return freight To New York merchants.
GEoRaETowN PARAGRAPHS
G. W. Owens Baltimore, Nd; X. Carter. Va, and
j. Baldwin. Racine. Wis, are among the sojournors
at the westEnd Hotel.
THE Grand Central Hotel, New York, has long
been fnvorite with Southern people Now that
the st Nicholas Is soon 10 close Il Is presumed thai
the Grand Central Will absorb still larger propor.
ton OF the Southern trade.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
NEWPORT TIES at ooc-aOS Seventh street.
Dccense OF AN Estimable Lady.

Mrs, Martha A, Scott the mother Of Mrs. Hon.
Jesse }. iencs Of North Carolina, died In Balt!-
more Oh the sOh instant, after u short illness, aged
seventy two Year.. Her funeral took place on the
nj instant, froml the Monumental Methodist
church, in that city, when The pussIr Rev. DR.
Webster, otticiulei, and paid itIing and mericl
Tribute u her well known worth us Il wife aud Al
uo-relict Of the poor and needy, The remains were
inferred IN lOudOuu Park Cemetery Deceased was
Va.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Children's and Infants Shoes
at Ii. L. Strasburgers, 3Dj-30s Seventh street.
TEMPERANCE.
Crystal Fount Division, No. 10.

A large and enthusiastic public meeting was held
under the auspices of this division Lust evening at
Temperance Temple. The hall was literally Jam
med and the programme was excellent, and con.
sisted of vocal and instrumental music by Misses
berlin and Merritt, Professor Pcrabcnu, aud Mis-
HRdhcld, pupil of the Professor Miss SAllic Wes.
thorpe, Misses Hopkins Miss Grace BERLIN aud Mr.
Carter. Remarks by Captain J. II. brown, of Pha.
lephiG; e. II. BranscoInb, and r, T. Kcmdrick
week,
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Hotel Arrivals.

81. Jlnc"-,W u Adamson, New York. NJ sam.
sing, Now York; T. W SImkins, PhIlud ,InnIn i 4
Hume, richmond, NM J u IIrul, CINCINNATI Ohio; 4
WechsLer; Nsw York; y : Egrnald, PhilAtelbhil' I
Mcconnell, Philadelphia W VI Mcconnell, ,,Phindel
phia Mrs " Wight, New York. W = Spora san
lrRnClsC0' W 7 Bird New Jersey; II & CTaIilJr New
VA ! " M9rIgn New York; Campbell, Nd. u Il
DanfUTih, Va
EilUen, New York. Miss Adn Lee, New York Miss
Marlr Williams, Now York.; Mis- Kate EvcrIe,gh
New YORK; GeO Ross and wife, W Va; G. X KOnen.
bower, New York; Peter KOuenhOwer, New York.
james MINIS and vie; New YORK; Is + RiXcy, Va;
KY u flIiS, Ga.
M ,M',GpgihmnR ., = Gooie Chicago q Mor,lArd.
Cleyelnud, Ohio: Marx, New YORK; E Van Loan,
rhllhdGlphin: Miss Klein, Mich; Miss Klein,
hcl: Bishop New York; J Ceyles New York;
Waneh, Philadelphia
MENs YouIhs and LnNs' flannel slIt, Ill .rnnn,r
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Low Ties and Button Shoes
I II. l.. Strasburger's, 3Od-SOS Seventh streot
Clicking the Worries,

match game Of billiards for SO a side WAS
played at Miller & Jones Palace Saloon ye,ter.
day afternoon between Claude Blanchard and a
wcll-known amateur. IN which the former proved
victorious by three points. The game consisted of
fpuRtrngs or ~ points the score at the finish stand
Ing Blanchard lt0, Amateur 1877. The friends Of the
latter think he Is the best man, however and arc
willing to make another match for larger purse
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Subject to change II desired.

The National and Eagle Clubs OF this city will
play the frSt game Of their series under the ANA
tour League rules to morrow afternoon at half past
four o'clock, on the grounds Of the former. The
boys are striving hard, and will use all honorable
means 70 istcr and protect the game In this vcin
ity. and It bchoovcs amusement lovers IN assist
them In every possible way. Both clubs are com
posed OF honest and reliable players, and their
games should attruct large and profitable audi
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Marriage Iicenses

The clerk of the court has issued marriage H.
eenset 10 the following applicants:
Adam Hatfield and Amalia Blelhls.
j. II. GuliCk aud Mary X. Miller
Thomas Parker and Layina Ford.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Psi lpsilOn Dinner,

At an adjourned meeting Of tile Psi Epsilon fra.
tcrnity, held last night In the law Office of H. C..
Bliss, final arrangements made for the reunion
and dinner which will he held at the Malson d Oree
restaurant adjoining WIZARDS Hotel, on Friday
evening, May =. al seven o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
PetItIon.In Euukruptcy.

The following petitions in voluntary bankruptcy
have been hleI within The past week John A.
Gray, George W. Bunker, George A. Caswcll, Alex.
X. Williams John 4. smith, Edward Burroughs,
Samuel Emery, Ir, Thomas N. Plowman Frank II,
Fall and Charles j. smith,
National Republican., 1878-04-30

MADAME J.. p. JEASNEKET has Just received two
cases Of summer millinery Of French patterns,
bonuets, and round hats which she will open at
nesday, Thursday, aud Friday Of this week. Also
the latest novelty In dressinaking. perfect At
guaranteed.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fall 70 procure Mrs. WISsLow's soorHISo
SYHuP for all diseases Of teething in children 1t
relieves the child from pain. cures wind collie,
health u tho child nves rest to the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Amusements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATRE-COlville Folly Company.
OrEnA-HorsE.-llryants MinStrcls.
THEATRE CoNIQUE.-Jake Dudd and new Va.
ricty Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
Indications,

Indications
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and the Mid
die Atlantic States variable and southwesterly
winds. warmer, clear weather, aud rising baron
etor.
National Republican., 1878-04-30

1T frequently happens that mon have party
Yhon they reach their twouty- y-6rst birthday.
Women mover do.
National Republican., 1878-04-30

" there Is reader OF lAIs paper suffering with
IheumutiSn, q faw doses of DuTangs Rheumatic
Remedy will work radical cure II cures quickly
and thoroughly
National Republican., 1878-04-30
CITY ITEMS.

YouNG PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth,
neglect VIII soon ruin them. De wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsToss IVORY PEARL
TOOTH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known
twill keep them through life in good condition.
white and sound, will harlem the gums, !swecten
the breath, and prevent toothachc. Sold by all
druggists. Is and 80 cents per bottle.
WELLS MACirISE-srREAp STrESGTHKSiSo PLAsT.
Kris are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all Others.
HARD times demand economy; practice It by
renoyating your sOiled gloves with JoUvEss Iso-
pERors KID GLOVE CLEAssER. Price % cents per
bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptic, nervous dull: and lansuidH Avefse to all
exertion. Is your life mserable3 You require
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QuIRKs IRISH TEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you Sold by all
druggists, . cents per package, which makes a
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stlfff Does II refuse
TO curlH Dress 1t with THonPsoS's PoNApH OPriNE
An oleagnous compound Of singular merit It
will improyoit It, Sold by druggists, &c. Price 25
and 20 conts per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-04-30
AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
APRIL 2o-ONE WEEK ONLY
Inc management have 20 announce engagement
With tho
COLVlLLE FOLLY COMPANY,
suocccdlrg and comprised OF the members of the
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE,
Tho most complete burleSgus organization on
earth combining musical culture Of the highest or
der OF merit with mirh OF the most hilarious char.
ncter governed by retnsnent arising from burlesqus
and nhntomine.
~M9SDAY. TUESDAY, and wEDNEsDAY
NlGHIS, for tho hrst time In Washington, the
greatly succcssful extravaganza in two acts entitled
BABES IN THE WOODS; on. WHO KILLED
COCK ROBINg
Introducing the nnrivaled cAntatrce and opcratIc
aItistc, Mile. EME ROSEAU: the inlnlitabie come
dian, Mr. WILLIE EDOUIS. and forty artists. The
Drury Lane Mechanical Donkey, new music gorgeous
costumes aud appointments, and new scsnery.
Ihursday-"Pin PaH;' -"Robinsnn, Crusoe ~
matinee Saturday At 2-"osygsn and Diue Beard"
National Republican., 1878-04-30
DlISY-CUTTERS.

Schedule Of Games 10 be Played by Profes-
siopal Clubs During tsTs-Opsuins Game
by Our Two Leading Homo Clubs To-
morrow.
The baseball season will be opened tomorrow
by the different clubs belonging To the Professional
League, and schedule OF the games to be played
by thom during this year will doubtless prove In
tercsting to our basel patrons. The following
table has been carefully prepared. and includes all
the changes TO date:
SCHEDULE OF LEAGUE GAMES ron 1873.
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National Republitan.
Arrival Of Passenee. Trains.

TbALtlsoRg AND ONO DErOr, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE AND STREET
Morning. Et~ntnp.
selS n. Y. Phil q Bos e1 sl:5O baltimore accom-.
80 baltimore express. 80, BALTIMORE accent
100, Western express. ISOD' n y, Phil 4 Bos er.
IaFatlmore accom-. s0, Western Mall.
-, ffed &C, Met br'ch ss.57, Baltimore accom-
td., Baltimore Annapolis &c IS baltimore express
nnu way. l7;,n Western express.
Et, Nnrtinsburg and ITa- $500, baltimore Nprcss
lersuwn nc, Met br'ch. sel5 Y, Phil 4 hos ek'
.ie:D baltimore Acconi Hos, baltimore accom-.
u:0, baltimore express,
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted.
. 81 For the time OF departure OF trains see Adver.
bstments elsewhere
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CRIMINAL couRT-JusTIcE MYLIE.

Urban Geier James Donnelly two cases., Patrick
McHugh; Daniel Mccarthy, James Richardson
Charles Bradengeyer, William Cahill, unlicensed
bar Theodore Lewis, j.. two cases., Theodore
Lewis Sunday bar; William Carey open after
National Republican., 1878-04-30
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits Special rates on time
depostsL J. H. SQuIER 4 Co.
Bankers ill6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ASSIGNMENTS FOR To-Day.

Supreme Court Of . the District. - No. a.
Welsh vs. District Of Columbia; No. 46, wallack vs.
Burch; No. n, Burch VS.. wallack; No. IS, Strauss
vstKelly: No. IS, 9,sonncnschmidt vs. sonnenschmidt;
No; 20. Ryan VS.. woodward: No. 81, EldrIdge vs.
SOburn; No %, Hardy vs.. Gray & Noyes; No So
Darby vs.. +. s. 4 I. Co.
National Republican., 1878-04-30

WELLS MAcirISE.srREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
YRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all Others.
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The District Courts.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Tyler VS.. Busey argued and submitted. Harmon
vs. Dyer; Judgment below affirmed
ORPHANS coURT-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
An exomplihed copy Of the last will and tesla
ment OF Amos Hart, late OF Gullford. Windham
County, Vermont. was flied and admitted TO probate
and record, and letters dc bons non with the will
annexed, on the estate granted TO Amos W. Hart.
Adjourned until eleven g. In. to-day.
National Republican., 1878-04-30

$50 dress suits to order. Eisemans, 7th and E.
National Republican., 1878-04-30

sFRNGsults--largostvaFlety Elseman., 7th and F,
National Republican., 1878-04-30

SCHEDULE OF LEAGUE aANKs ron 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE FoRGER PEDRIcK CoyFESSES.

Pedrick, the emplOye of Bernhard q HINT
ton the forger of House withdrawal entries has
written confession In which he says that al papers
ating 10 tho whole affair have been destroyed. His
troubles began in October 1868. when nc became en-
tangled in stock specultons At that time he only
nineteen years old In January 1869, he left the city
and thirty DAYS aerward returned and determined, he
save TO make reparatoD. He did not make any con-
fesslon. and continued 10 speculate. In 1877 no
was fortunate, and made money. Losses followed
later, and hoping to recover lost ground, no
freely usod the money OF Benkard Hutton
embezzement. lie declines 20 surrender himself and
he closes bis long aud w0rdy letter by saying
"The penalty OF the law governing my case not that
Of DEATH 70 feel that am not called upon 70 tax
nv nervous system To such an extent az present.
might seek relief by resort to law In tho hope OF us
sneb n course II would I've beyond my reach. What
pepalty other than that have already suffered Will
be inflicted upon Will not discuss here. Whatever
Il may propose stand up through the fiery ordeal
OF purpose set out, though III ne ten
years hence accomplish that which 10 some extent
by returning the parties much money o. may here
after hOnOrabiy Within my power WhOm the united
States hereafter determine as entitled thereto
n my efforts 10 place before you picture OF my dlsap
pontment and ruin-nO not ruin, tor still have hopes
upOu which some time con build-sha ever result IN
the saving OF person from the rapids Leading IN
It's dreadful current tho Niagara OF destruction
shall have done we'll In there mas or have been or
may be Mt any time hereafter any charge or charges
aRaust persons as having acteu
either in collision with me- OF having had any knoW
edge whatever Of unlawful acts, hereby declare
that alone the person eosnlZant or ana am the
ony be held accountable for the great traDsac
tgo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04

Personal.

President Eliot of Harvard will preside at
the annual dinner Of the Boston Latin School AssOca
ton on the 18th inst
Postmaster General Key gained twenty six
pounds during his Western trip. He says the Pacific
slope Is wonderful country for good food and cool
PrOtestants, Roman Catholics and Presby-
teraBs, and Conservatives and Liberals ore joining
heartily in the movement TO give Lord DueIin worthy
reception on his arrival In the North Of Ireland.
DIR. Erasmus Wilson has bestowed upon Mr.
John Dixon check OF $4,000. in redemption Of the
pledge 10 pay him that the erection of Ceopa-
ra's Needle on the BANKS Of old Thames
General Grants manner with his country
uen abroad Is admiringly described most friendly
simple aud natural. lie is full Of conversation and
makes no effort TO impress people with recoeetons Of
ga abors and honors. He will return to America noIt
Suhe ID steamer OF the American lne-
That amiable pair, the King and Queen of
DeRnark, with their daughter. Princess Thyra, had
AnArtow escape from death the other evening. They
we're driving from their country residence in C0penha
Een 10 attend the opera. The road railway
Ane' ana ia guarded by gate which the keeper hap
@td upon that evening TO have carelessy left open
carriage crossed, train suddenly turned curve
S.h the bod wheels Of the carriage were actually
~ mne1 affected by the thought OF the death so near
Thai ne was Obliged 70 leave the theatre before the
:, :, pIcsSntation was over The railway companv dis
~ VIC out the kindly King said tnat
esrsfI IN future" and asked that he should he re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
DIED.

pACOS-At Randolphvilc " J.. on saturday November 3
Eb,n NJ Bacon aged 10 wears aud 10 months
and friens invited 10 attend the funeral from
OF his daughter MIA refer r. hanuoiph on
Tunsiay. November 0, at l2:j0 - M -.
L. r. leave foot OF Liberty 81, Now AT
lUlb m No flowers ,,,, - ,, 4.
train
prIKIFY-At North Granville N. Y. sunday. N0vem.
her General Edward Buckley In the Goth year of his age
friends % attend the uAera services
ON TUESDAY, November 0, at O'Clock y. IN
RINg-At her residence, HiRhwood Wiehswken. n j. on
sunday November s. Sarah Rogers daughter OF the late
Archiiah Oracle widow OF tho late James Gore King
In the S7th OF her age.
EiInera services will held at ST. Paus Church. Hoboken
af 1880 a m, Wednesday November o.
OF the family are respectfully invited 70
attend
uoNJO-On Sunday November g. Mary Emma wife OF Mich
oas Monjo daughter OF Johanna Is and George Wild
MAYER. In her 32d year. ,-,,--- ,,---..-... ~.
III We,t 8 lot St, Tuesday, November b, Att p IN
Relatives and friends are invlted to attend.
sroSF-on sunday. November 3, Edward stone aged SO
years. o, t,oa, a., nm Tua.dsv
November g. at IL O'CLOCK IL - Au5 Aeque9'0u NAV no
flowers be sent
wRAY-suddenly on Thursday October 81 stephen Wray
In the S0th year OF HIS age. - ,,.-,.--..-, A.
Raiys and friends family inved 10 attend the
funeral at his late residence No 7ib ohAve, on
Monday November L. at 1850 M IL Is requested that
no flowers Oe sent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION AT ITS MEETING THIS
WEEK

THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.
SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION AT ITS MEETING THIS
WEEK.
The National Academy of Sciences will meet
In this city during the present week Tho Academy
which was organized In 1853, holds annually two
ings one In the Spring Washington and the second in
November elsewhere. The November meeting is purely
FOR the discussion OF scientific subjects This year 1t
meets, at II did last year, at Columbia College. The
Council will assemble at 10 m Tuesday to receive the
titles OF papers that may be offered and to the
order IN which they may be read. The Academy will
meet probably at IL Its session usually lasts three
days.
In regard TO the meeting President Barnard who IA the
foreign secretary OF the Academy. said last evening:
" Tue most important subject for discussion that may
pe anepated now will be that OF the explorations in
Academy by the Government. There three
separate expeditions: Dr. Hayden's, Major Powel's,
Yer TO the Academy 10 determine what Des be done
70 promote economy and to secure better method.
observed the solar eclipse. Henry Draper this city
Is one; Professor Watson, Of Michigan, discovered
the planet Vulcan, Professor Young Of Princeton, and
Professor Able. OF the signal Office, who observa
ions at Pixies Peak, are others Professor Able has
IN regard to the long rays OF light proceeded from
Ine sun during the eclipse, which were longer than
could be attributed to the atmospheric conditions OF
solar o.. re- eclipse.
hopes that Edison, who Is not member OF the Acad
esy, would have been able TO say clearly what bis in
Venton Is have been DOUBTFUL II 10 had the perfect
ness that he has claimed IT, but told yesterday
by one OF the mombeIs OF the Academy, who en-
JOYS Edsons confidence and is familiar with the inven
ton, that he had great faith IN IT,"
" The Academy numbers now, think" concluded Dr.
Barnard. about esuty members, OF whom IL Is proba
ole at one ball wii be present ut this meeting Since
ITS Spring meeting has lOst president, Professor
Henry, VINO survived tue meeting only few weeks.
Professor Marsh. the yice-prcsident, who
known Ut time In Indian affairs n Mr.
Marsh Will preside. The members will lunch with me
each DAY, and ON Tuesday Dean Stanley Will join
Dr. Henry Draper will receive the Academy at his
house ON Wednesday evening. There Will be no BUSH
done this session. but there will be undoubtedly
an interchange OF views to Professor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
A JERSEY CITY BANK sUspENDs.

THE SUSPENSION CLAIMED TO BE ONLY TEMPORARY
The managers Of the Mechanics and Labor
ers Savings Bank Of Jersey City, have decided to sas
pend paymeEs temporarily. At meeting OF tho mana
gers Friday night at the bank at Grove and Second
Sta the affairs OF the institution discussed and 1t
was deemed best to enforce the sxydays rule until ts
affairs can be thoroughly examined The bank was Or
ganzed In 1862 aud its deposits for several years were
very large. The amount now depositors lie about
100000 Tho assets estimated at 100000 The
president John Halard could not be found yesterday
although his house visited several times Repeated
calls made at the residence OF the secretary,
James w. Donelon, but he too could not be Mat
thew Monks President OF the Jersey City Board OF Police
Commissioners, and DR.. OCallahan, two OF the mana
OF the bank stated that the institution was per
fectly sound, but large amount having recently been
withdrawn from Deposit it was thought best to enforce
the sxtyday rule. in order to prevent rum They both
believed the bank could pay its debts dollar for dollar
The assets are principally bonds ana mortgages and
their exact value cannot he asceraned at present Henry
Carroll. the treasurer. said the bank would receive
special deposits, payable demand but the old depos
tors would not be paid until after giving two months
notice. Among the assets mortgages or Jonn van
Worst and John Halliard for large amounts Formal
notice will be given to-day to the deposors OK the s
pension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-04
THE RETURN OF A MISSING WOMAN.

Ellen Murphy, who was at first supposed TO
have been the yctm Of the Silver Lake horror having
suddeny disappeared from Clifton month or two pre-
yous 10 the finding OF the remains In the barrel and
for which Lewis Rege, her lover was held IN
custody for some time By Coroner Denipsey. has at
last appeared at Clifton, L. where she has been stop
ming at the house OF friend FOR the past Few days she
says that during the time Rrge was under arrest she
read the vday proceedings in the investigation OF the
silver Lake mystery in the newspaper and when sue
found that he was dchs ged she concluded not 10 make
huogn her place Of retirement. During the greater
mart OF beer absence Ellen was In this city where she
I've birth 10 a child, which she has now with her
Reige who Is working at Clifton. when he found that
Lien was avo and well, appeared overloyed ana OK
urr ssed his willingness To marry her ulmediately Inc
ceremony will be performed to-day IA New-iork Tue
nes nouasf and which at the time In the posses
sion Of Mrs Conrns OF Tompklns'ille' mas peen
rlaimcd BIZ the gEl.