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New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Bankrupt Notlres.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
IL for the SOUTHERS DISTRICT Of NEW-YORK.
In the matter Of JACOB FOSS, bankrupt-IN
BGSKRIPTCY-A Warrant in Bankruptoy has been
by gsid Court against the estate Of JACOB FOSS, OF
the City Of the County Of York of the state
NeWYOrk In said District Rdiudged bankrupt upon the o
0n OF his creditors and the payment ot any debt. and the
delivery property belonging a. said bankrupt 10 him
70 his lse and the transfer property by him. for
hidden UY meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt
debts and choose 81 his
estato will DO held Court Of bankruptcy TO lie holden at
No 1872 Broadway In City Of NewYOr In said District
the 18TH day OF December a. D. 1878 at o'clock y
H. the Office OF Henry Allen Wilder esquire one OF the
Registers In Bankruptcy OF sad Court.
LOUIS f. PAYN, Msrshal.-HessenRer.
TNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 28th
Il daY OF October. a. d. 1873 Warrant IN B9nkTuptcv
was issued agalnst the estate Of WILLIAM MCKENZIE.
OF the City Of New York, iD tho County OF NewYOrk
ana state OF New.York. who has been adludGed
bankrupt his petition; that the payment
Of debts and dehVory Of any property belonging
10 such bankrupt 20 him for his use. and the
any property by him. forbidden by law that
meeting Of tbs creditors Of the sad bankrupt 10 Prove
their debts aud choose more asSignees OF ms
estate will held Court Of Bankruptcy 70 he holden
AZ NO Warepst the city Of York before John W.
Little Register, the lOn day OF December d. iSlS at
10 O'Clock iOUlH r fAIN,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
TTO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW.YORk AND PHILADELPHIA


NEw.YoRK AID PHILADELPHIA
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three depos in
Double Track Improved Equipment and tbs
T@e 6n % SsPIisspt S'eF NoHsaSs E!a sSs2' % :7s s1s
Express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
4.so. 1850 500, 90 Imtodl, II a. Nj !. L.. 7:so
$50 and 10 m. Sunday. 4:30 and A. nj g. q, 1880
Boats OF BTooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY, anordng speedy and direct transfer
Retnrnhs trains leave Philadelphia 1901. 345. 1885, T.
1885, $50 end u a m LIMITED EEPress & iiSo M ..
n Ss Of fSs S2S aRS
brooklyn Annex Depot foot u Fnltontt Bro9kyn;
City Eiaigfsnt rcket Once No. sBsitsry:placs;
General Manager. Genl Passenger Get
rINHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
and sy II R o o fAsh af
Ing Ss' SGaRs SSyamSs and nd chicago Day Eup
cS.ehss Spa%S % and a. sq.g'o2 Sg srass .,
& eonnscng CO. with fast trains 70 tho Vest and Southwest
Pullman" % GssS sc oF p SespHT M T6eeS b % 70 Bgs
Coaches through TO Rochester buffalo NIAGARA Fas Cine m
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel pnnEcars TO
'i'IlSG Z p. a. Emigrant Train for tho West.
Trains leayo ChambeTsst Depot, New York 'or;
m NsHs snG = 8 aIay aS only SUM sdS SS S
n5s% isS ss ga 3 s9s s 81 10 1S nos %dss1 T.
Sf@sg PscsS9 g. S5 $50 TO- io5 @ 5o M 9sa y ndo
lao pa g SdS az sa5Ssys 4So q az S SIS S @ 10
$50. Z, p. M, ana l2 midnight
night Sundays g. $50 iOi6 a M Il6 $50 j. N. and
G%Tnwaii' g49 ga N, $50 go p; m Sundays $780, M
Newburgh, 1:45 m. $780, 430 Sundays, 8 80 q
ROndout KingstonD a m. $3.50 D. IN sundays $50 M
Goshen D. 745, .. 1918 a. m $50, $40, 1901 p. H.
sundays, 8, $50, l0:1J a. m, $3.50. y. IN,
MiddletoTn It6 o. lOl6 % M Sa5 $40 p m; sun ao
D. trains connect with NewYok and Oswego Midland r.
Port JeTyl, 745 9, lOl5 m, 43O, O. Up. Sundays,
$50 1918 a m, $3.50 and D.
NCTR-'Tralns leaving Chambersst half hours
BFFORE r. 23dst 10 minutes earlier than above
tune trains leaving Chambersst quarter hours leave
2 At 80 minutes earer Boats leave 23dst at siD and
i45 m connecting with trains leaving Chambersst at 10
D. M ana = midnight
Tolst for passage and for apartments in Drawing room
ana sleeping Coaches be obtained and orders for the
OF be left a. the Compa
nVs Offices 4Ol 52B 967 Broadway, ", VI No.
C,ourt at brooklyn, at the CompanY's DepOts -.
Express Trains the West arrive In NeWYorR t7;2o
: "' A-'- JNo n HBBoFr. Gcni PAssr Agt Now.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains lea for glewoOd. C0ster Piermont and Wae
800 04b M T. 4t5. 6;yU 6:5o 1850 p ms ana ssn az
urdAy nights only az 1850 p ~ supoAyH u "' A"u '
p m ,,.. 1,.,,... - tfor.av aaA m z,lS d. m.
Jko, n. ABBOTT, Genl Psssr Agb Se"A~|
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Droposala.

t>'O1 oTFIcR LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, }
- WILMINGTON. Nov. 20. 1873.
sEAIEp PRoPosAJs viii be received ct ms ONCE @ In1
y, On The 9Th dag OF January lsIp Ior SUD
a ons and ak thousand Oo 0O0l gallons OF the
Py,na napay terAtraned pure Lard OH Tor the Umtea
,s. Ig5t ouss Service according 70 the speeincauons
bearing date Ab9yc copies OF when may g na 0n ps
,nrs m Staten Island New.York and san Francisco GAL
JOHN RoDGnhs. - .,.,.
Heel Admiral U. 8. n, Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE. -
w UNITED STATES And ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE steamers Line the Lane Route
recommended by Lieut. Maury U. s. NJ on both the outward
and honey ard
GEHMANIC Capt Kennedy. Saturday, Dec. z. 230
BALTIC Capt Parsel. Thursday DOC ~ a IN
CELTIC Cant Goaden Thursday. G. 2l. p
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER O2, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform IN and unsurpassed in a
pOintments The Saloon, Stae-rO1ns, Smoking and Bath
rooms are PLACED amshps where the noise and motion arc
least felt aaOrdng degree Of comfort hitherto uatanaDe
at ~
RATESSalOon. $50 $50 and $780, gold Steerage SI5 re
turn tickets on favorable terms.
Thsse stsau,sYs carry neither cattle sheep pigs.
For Inspection aud other information apply az the
COmpanys Olcos No. 81 broadway new Ioi or lAO Wal
nut-st. Philadelphia H. J. COHIlS' AHeni'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Gfcurslnns.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBHNE WILL L. BE RECEIVED lat. AT THE L1L
st. or :iOS West Twenty.thId-st corner Eighth-aye5
No 92 East FOurteenthst. corner Union square 76o
.seYenthst the HA RLEM OFFICE
No .sl Thiniave Onehundrci andtventy fourth St
CHarlem savings Bank Buildng up 70 st regular
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
legal Nclitss.

GUPREME COURT.
- agt
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAeNH.
To all having claims demands OF name
nature either Poeyhodors IN the above named corpora
ton Other creditors thereof;
TAKE NOTICE that by virtue Of and IN obedience 70 the
order OF the Court OF the state or
York made BY MT Justice lAndon az mis- Chambers In
Of schenectady the 18th day OF july 1873 In the
above entitled proceeding and entered In the Office OF the
Clerk OF schenectady County July 49, 1873 the under
sgned Albert Parsons was duly appointed Referee IN ne
above entitled proceeding 70 take proof OF all claims made
against the above named corporation either by pocyhoders
by other creditors thereof
Further notice that in obedience TO The requirements
OF order the undersigned 8eeree viii attend az NO.
252 Broadway In the City tNewYor ~ the 0ce Of Henry
r. Receiver Of said corporation the 18th day OF
1anuary 1879 az IL O'Clock the forenoon OF that day ana
from time theroafteY such proceedings may De ad
iournod and Will tben and there proceed 10 take PROOF o a
claims demands AMI nature hgast
eoPoroO By pOicyhoders by ot1sr erediS0is thereof
which pToson.ed and that W uOn such proof or
such claims decide upon the legality and saoency oil sueh
proof and clam. =.
Furhsr creditors Of such corporation are required %
exhibit prove their claims aud become parties 10 these
proceedings before undersigned the day above desgns
ted Aforesaid; and that In oeant al
creditors poeyhoders thus defautng shall 2na wiz 90
pruouded all benefit Of the decree which shall % ads
IN these proceedings and from any distribution men sh@
be in under such decree Dated July ~, lsIS
Jy23 29tru ALBERT fAfS9oN9, heloioo'
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
Eeftures ano MrcIlnss.

NETWORK HISTORICAL S0CIETY.-A
stated meeting will be held at the Library on TUESDAY
EVENING, December s, at O'Clock. y. n OTIS, NJ ~.
will paper entitled Restoration OF the Arctic ship
Resout4" ANDREW WARN ER, Recording Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP LINE .....
FOR ST. THOMAS PARA, PERNAMBUCO BAHIA,
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Connecting at ST THOMAS
MAIN Inc frsi-class iron steamship CITY OF PARA
sail aDOye ports on III 10
DAY Dec. B. a. ~ Freight at low rates taken Tor the
above ports frePhts after "a Freight must be
paid Freight received at all times al Roberts
Dock, Brooklyn - - -. . 49,, o.,,,,,,,, ,.,-
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECr
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight ngagemens passage having elegant ae
II' Onlce Pier 20 East River.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
0I S0 TO BOSTON
cd lseIO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
ST0NINET0N LINE

cONNKCTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers MASSACHUSETTS, and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 33 North River foot of Jayst at l30
D m. daily (eLcept bundaysi
special tickets good only 24b train
from sIORingtOn sold this line from Boston
for 81 %.
Tickets at oil principal ticket ohees Saterooms
sacured Oces OF Westc0t Express Company and al Nos
S6g and 397 Boadway ana at Metropolitan and Fifth Avenue
Uote ticket Offices
NV w PROVIDENCE LINE, FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Pier 20 North
River foot o. warrenst) daily e1ceps sundays) at p ~
~ TsriS,,t Via either ins taksn at lowest Tstes
u ~ WILKINS, q. p. Aga u. 3. BAbC0ck. Presk
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
DACIFIo MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

TVANIT 10 NV.'Il
Sailing from Pier foot Canalst. North River
For Is HMU- OF PANAMA.
steamship c CRESCENT CITY Tuesday. Dec. TO- noon.
Connecting az for SOuth anu CenfA America and
Mexico.
For SAN FRANCISCO via IsTHNUs OF PANAMA,
Steamship COLON. Friday Dec. 20 noon.
Panama Oi Central and SOuth America ana
Mexico, at Francisco for Japan and China
san FranCirCO Tor Japan and China.
Steamship CITY OF PEKING, SAL. Jan. 4, 1879, noon
Honolulu, Ncw-Ieaand, ana
Australia
Stcamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday, Dec. D.
For melght general rnfOytna,on apply at Companvs
Office on pier Canal North River Aud for passage
al COnpaDy's Ticket Office No. 2j1 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
9ieambcats ano Railroads.

RRlDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
and NauEatuek Railroads Fara 81 Steamer Brdgspsrt
and BridSsDort at II m 'SaoaA'' 'i0'p'en' AZ %
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
y Leave from foot of Desbrosses and Courtandt
$50 for Washington Columbus Cincinnati. Indsnap
South Pullman from Baltimore to Newark, o.. and
100 for Washington and the West and the South via
and WashID gtoD making Ptsbnre Gin
pn@ap L9s 90 ana 81 81 m k s5G S
burg and from Washington TO Augusra ami savannah -
man seePers from New.YorK Baltimore washington,
oils louisville St. Louis 10 Coumbgs PitisbuTs the south
ana Southwest Through Pullman cars from Baltimore 70
burg FISTda Neworssns aud fSs South % trans iol "D'
fe. sf "s % Poo q
RoUSD TR1P Tf6SHfs T6 AND
FLoR10 0A.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
Ferry station ig BrOqky iOqtof FulIOnst
e..o Liberty ST.. as follows;
ChunE Tanaqus wEes6sTrs EimiTa Sc Connects at
$40 m-For High Bridge Branch. schooley's Mountain
B9dds lake and Lake Hopaieong Easton Harrisburgh.
%iamsporI, &c Aaqua Aa1el'On' "ike'0aFre scranton
r. np S2 %S sS MSdg and SnP
WnkeseaTTe scTan!3n TgnkhAnnock Tamaqua HazeltOn.
a m;FOr High Bridge Branch schOOiey's Mountain.
Mauch Chunk. Connects Junction with D. L. aud w r. r.
GS 99S p % Fof o EasSon % ''O Allentown and Har''Oursn
For trains TO Oca points see time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAGNS-LcaYe at Ga ln., ~ IN. Bound
Brook lnternedate points and $3.50 astOn,
Readiug and Harrisburg.
Boats OF the brooklyn and Erio Annex" make connection
Jersey City Station to and from Brooklyn and Ee Depot
Jersey City,
NETWORK and LONG GBRANCUD DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long BraLh ocean Grove
&C, at sis, ll:iJ a. m, 4, oslo p m ..-,o,,r
Stages connect Maawan station toand from hEhfOtT
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
H connections foot OF Liberty St. for Freehold az
S:l5, ll:4J a. m., 4,S:l6 pm.
NEW-Y0RK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
OEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the oee OF the Education, OF Grand aud
Emsts until TUESDAY, the l7th dsy OF December, 1878
OF IL m Supplying for the OF toe soOOls un or the
Jurisdiction OF said Board boo stationery and other ar
required commencing on the ls cay or jan
lBa City and country publishers OF books and dealers
On the articles required notified that preference
win be given bids Of principals the committee being
thai commissions any shall be deducted from TOE
price OF the articles sample OF each article must
see0mnaDy the hid Of articles required with the
dOns upOn which bids will be received may DO obtained on
aDDcaOn 10 The Clerk Board Zach proposal must be
addressed no Committee supplies and hdorsed FRO
osas for Suvpes" committee the right 10
ecf any hid ~ deemed for the public interest.
N0 FERDINAND TRAUD.
HENRY T.. WEST,
DAVID WETMORE
JULIUS KATZENBURG,
BENZ. r. MANIERRE.
Committee n supplies
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
Via Ayns Point from Norwich Line Pier 40 North River.
STEAMERS CITY oF NEW-YORK" and "CIrY OF BoS.
TON" al 4,3O D. N. daily, Sundays included
FARE ONE DOLLAR 6verv day In the week
tickets good day OF sale and on trains
with boat at ADyns Point Good supper for 90
cents Tickets for sale at Pier 40,
for Boston, Worcester Portland and a points North and
eW.Lohdon ana Norwich
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" " and FALMOUTH"
from Per 40 North Riverat daily Sundays excepted
Tickets and staeOOms DO obtained at The Oce Of he
Company No. AIT Broadway, Ot Csnalst Freight
al points lowest rates. For further information
iDOuro al Pier 10 North River
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
5teamooats ano RAILROADS.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare IS
centa NEWBUBGH and belO ". so CENTS Land at High
land Falls (Wsst POint Cornwall Newburg MsrlborO. NIL
ton POUGHKEEPSIE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster and
WAIKIKI Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell JAmos w Baldwin leave daily m Pier 81
North RIVER cot o.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
GorporGilon Notltes.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.


BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or TAXRs,
No. 32 Chambers-st. Newly OTk, December ], 1873.
NOTICE to TAX-PA1ERS.-All persons
IN omitted pay thor taxes for the 1873
hereby DOdei, required BY law. TO the same 20
the Receiver OF Taxes at his oce On or before the lst Gay
81 January, 1879 .
One PEI cent Will collected all paid before the
t5th day Of December instant cent on AL taxes ad on
dae snd interest at the rate OF II cent
computed from the llthday OF Ocooerast Che day
which the assessment rolls and warrants delivered
% the eeyer all taxes remaining unpaid on and after
ihe said lst day OF January, 1879.
Nc money Will be receiy ei after O'Clock ?. m
NARTIN T. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y Of OF Education OF Grand and
ElmsUs until TUESDAY, the 18th day OF December 1873
u for printing required by the SAID Board Tor tho
1879 Samples Of the various Documents &e required
be printed DO at the Office OF the Clerk Of the
Board. where blank forms OF proposals may also be
Each prop sails be addressed 70 the Com
nittee supplies and ndnrsed Proposals Tor Printing
satisfactory TO said committee Will DO required
the faithful performance OF the contract The committee
the the night reject any bid deemed Tor the pubic
interest
FERDINAND TRAUD.
HENRY P. WEST,
DAVID WEfMURE,
JULIUS KATZEN BURG.
BENZ. r. MANIERRE.
Committee Suppnes
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

~ STEAMSHIP LISE BETWEEE EEW:YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIE foot Of SECONDSFp hOBOkEN -,
RFIN........... sat. Dec WESER.... .Sa5.. Dec 81
Eek sat. Dec. u NOSEL... at. Dec q
RATES OF PASsAGE from NEW.YOKk 10 sou iliAAP'
TON HAVKE OR BREMENi - ,
FIRST CABIN. 800 gold SECOND CABIN. .obO gDld
STEERAGE. $50 currency -.
tickets reduced Prepaid stserage cefuh
Gates, $50 currency.
For freight Or passage apply
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

EOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
L all stations the New-Nori. bosion and AIR Line
Derby and North Hampton Railroads dircct-St"amers
JOHN II. STARIN ana ERAsTUS CORNING leave Pier -
~ r.. foot COurand.st AZ evety nirht IN the
week Saturdays arrive In Newayrn m time of all
morning best facilities for passengers
and freight fa,e gl excurson 81 So HewHaven
Transportation Line. .... -, ..,....,.-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
HAYANA and MEXICAN

~ MAIL 5. :. LINE.
Steamers leave Pier No. 3 North River at y.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT aid VERA CRUZ
Calling PrOCressO, CampeaChy and FTOntfra.
CITY OF WASHINGTON iHayana oniyJ InUfsaav, Dec 3
CITY OF VERA CRUZ HalnTtiaN Dec
CITY OF WASHINGTON (Havana onlyi Ttu -sGay D9c lB
3 Orleans d C. Is and Jan. nor Vera
NatamOrOs TampiCh, Tuxpan connection
steamer for New'YOrk and above IOttS.
f. ALEXANDRA & SONS, NOS 81 and IS Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
Trans iea We for EnRlewoOd Permont aud Nyaek
$40 olb a M l. T. 4:t5 5yO. 0: 70. $50 and ssd
urday nights only at 1l3O M sundays NJ ana o'o
-. ,,o,.ox aa1 m z,1S n m
NA""'' JEo, II. ARhoTT, Gea1 fsisr Agt AeU.S<k.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

IN---.-FoR LONDON vctoua Dooksl---- -
sHOLLAND. Dec. 4, ~ ~. DE MARK. Dec. H. p. NJ.
--.--FOR az EENSTOWN AND LiVBRPoOi-------
THE LEN Dee 1 D. ID & ~ si" - -; ~; ; . ~ W
upward issued 40 very rates Nomanys Offices Nos 90
1d Rroa1 W ] HURST Manager.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03
wfsan 5teamers

Pier Company new No AZ North River Of Mortonst
sST. LAURENT BachesneZ Wednesday, Dec. T. 1880
CANA DA, trangeul ... Wednesday Uec l. ESQ a m
AMERIQUE DelOrd. wednesday. Dec lS 12 noon,
Steamers DO passengers
Checks drawn on Lyonnas Paris
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent o. 50 broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-12-03

RR1DGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
~ and NauEauck Railroads Fara 81 Steamer Bridgepsrt
leaves atharin esp daily sundays excepted at ll50
and Bridgeport at IL D. IN.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20

5 shillings on manufactured tobacco. The
price of leaf tobacco depended entirely upon
the supply and the demand There were
only eight million consumers consuming an
average Of Is pounds The price had moth
ing whatever to do with the number of con-
sumers or with the amount consumed, and
if the tax should be reduced to II cents the
revenue will be decreased one half. The
smaller and poorer manufactures we're more
liable to defraud the government than the
larger ones, and it would be beneficial to the
government to concentrate the manufacture
in the latter. Col. Boswell will present the
argument in behalf Of the Virginia
manufactures early next week i'll
favoro of tn proposed reduction.
NAVAL. INVESTIGATION.
WAsH1NGToS, Jan. 19.-'The House COM
mittee on naval expenditures at a meeting
to-day examined Easily, chief Of The bureau
of construction and repairs, with regard TO
the general Indebtedness of its bureau prior
to March Sd last 1t was understood that if
anything should be developed rejecting on
the integrity of any officer of the govern
ment he should be notified and have an OPP
portunity TO confront his accusers.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
BEARING SILVER.

Charleston Merchants and Bunkcrs Join
NeW York IN Declaring 1fO0inst Siirer.
CHARLESTON, Jan. i9.-The special meet
ing Of the chamber of commerce to-day. to
consider the financial measures now before
Congress, was attended by leading bankers
and merchants. 1t was resolved that the eff
forts now being made to remonetize silver
and postpone resumption appears to be reac
tionary in spirit and designed to reverse the
action taken at the time when the intelIi-
gence and wealth Of the South were not rep
resented in Congress, but when her material
interests were peculiarly exposed to deprecia-
ton; that it cannot possibly be honest for
the government after what has passed, to
pay its notes or bonds in anything but in
gold, and that it is wrongful to permit by
law, or even to encourage by national legis-
lation, the payment of public, corporate and
private debts in debased coinage specially and
avowedly created for the purpose.
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-At the maritime ex-
change yesterday the following memorial tc
Congress was signed by many merchants and
b.nkers and representatives Of leading ma.
rine underwriters. steamship companies anC
shipping houses Of the city: 1--WE, the under
signed members OF the maritime association
at tie port OF New York, feel it to be oul
duty to demonstrate against any Legislation
that shall make silver an unlimited legal ten
der, as, i'll our opinion. such legislation woulc
unsettle yal1es disturb confidence retard re
sumption in gold and impair the nationa
credit -
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
Mother Goose Festirol.

Music Hall was handsomely decorated yea
terday afternoon. and literally beseiged by the
little folks who attended the reception of
Mates A merrier, happier throng OF house
hold blossoms seldom cheers and refreshes the
heart of age than the mothers darlings
who witnessed the Mother Goose procession.
The following formed the pretty processi on:
Little Bo-Peep-Ada Noble.
Queen of Hearts-Alice Bigelow.
Knaye of Hearts-Alice Forepaugh.
Little Boy Blue-Alice Cochran
Little Miss Petticoat-Era Brinckenhof1
Red Riding Hood-Day Wilder.
Volatile Sibley.
Ride-a-Cock-Horse-We Wheelock
Queen Of spain's Daughter-Katie Weelock
English Maiden-Hallie Boardman.
King in Counting House-Harry Noble.
Queen Eating Bread and Honey-Fanny
Smyth.
Maid in the Garden-Nellie Wheelock.
Jack and Jill-Willie and Mary Dean.
Tom the Piper's Son-Everett Griggs.
Old Woman in a Basket-Kttie Taylor
Old Woman in Shoe-Mary Williams and
Marian Lamprey.
Farmers Wiyes-katie Banning and Prel1y
Horn.
The costumes We're appropriate and hand
some, especially those OF Jack of Hearts, King
in the country house, and Queen eating bread
and honey. The literary and musical entertain
ment in the evening attracted a crowded house,
and every piece was we'll received. The Misses
Banning We're enthusiastically applauded in
their rendering of THE Bells s'The Vaga-
bonds y and Mazeppa.' The first of these
however one might differ in opinion of the
! reading especially of the second stanza-
showed considerable amount of careful study
and the elocution was well nigh faultless
Financially, the Home of the Friendleas must
have reaped golden harvest from these enter
( tainments.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-01-20
CITY council.

Special Meeting Yesterday Afternoon. and
Approval of the Daily Globe Contract as
City Printer.
special meeting of the CITY Council.
called to approve the bond and contract of
the City Printer. i'll order that the Treasurer
might commence the publication Of notices
for the collection of assessments, ETC., etc. was
held yesterday afternoon. All the Aldermen
were present except Aids. Cleary, Shepard
and Griggs.
The bond and contract of the DAII.Y GLOBE
as the City Printer for the ensuing year was
unanimously approved.
OTHER BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Section -Four OF the ordinance relating to
spirituous liquors. billiard tables, pigeon
holes, ETC., approved October 8, 1863, was
amended SO as to read as follows:
SECTION 4. Any person or persons who OBJ
tain licenses to keep billiard table. pool table
and ten pin alley, and to permit the games
of billiards, pool and ten pins to be played
thereon, to be obtained in the same manner
provided for obtaining licences to
sell or vend spirituous liquors. pro-
y1ded that any person or persons
obtaining such licenses shall pay the sum OF
ten dollars for each and every billiard table
the ordinance to be III force from and after
It's passage.
Alderman Grace called attention to the
! fact OF the application of the Superintendent
OF the Poor House for permission to burr
the down wood in Como Park. and moved
that permission be granted as requested
| which motion prevailed.
The Council then adjourned.