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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-16

The ticket was voted ny no less parsonage ihsn wv W.
candidate for the Presidency, Noble Jackson hi"'
In OF the lower corners were three red seas w.
haps to protect the ccctor from the rascaues o h'
ing boards The ticket was printed IN sIe village "
Oneida twenty years ago and Jackson has ever Sn
refused " vote any other.
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Notice 20 Creditors In Bankruptcy.

In THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Henry X
Butterheld, ami Charles x. Nc
Fadden, both Of Waterville, in ! In Bankruptcy.
said District, l....
Bankrupts. .-li.r.
At Portland, in said District, on the fifteenth
day of October. A, 1878.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Whereas, Charles X. Matthews, Assignee of til g
above named Bankrdpts has filed pe'i,ion in
the Office OF the Clerk o. this Court. setting forth
that SAID Buterfleld, prior TO bankruptcy proceed
ings, mortgaged 20 said Mcfadden cei tam real and
persona property, 10 secure said Mcs adden from
loss as guarantor and surety; that prior and sub
sequent 10 che execution of said mortgages, notes
were executed by said Butterfeid and endorsed
by said McFadden for the accom- modati0n Of said
Butte, field, and that said McFadden's lila lily
said notes has become liked by law; and that the
holders OF said notes, so endorsed, claim lien on
the property SO mortg aged by said Butter field 10
said McFadden, and that the proceeds of said
property shall be applied towards the payment of
said notes endorsed rs aforesaid. This is to give
notice that hearing will be had before this Court,
ia The City OF Portland, in said District, the irst
Monday 10 November A. ID. 1878, at ten O'Clock in
The forenoon. Tor The purpose adjusting the equi
table liens IN said property so morigaged, when
you may appear, II you see ft, and make answer
10 said Assignee's petition, and 10 stand to and
abide such order and dccree the Court may
make thereon.
PAUL DANA,
Deputy Clerk OF the U. S. District Court, for
the District OF Name octl 7.tlawLd
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Notice Of Assignee Of Ills appointment

Notice OF Assignee OF His appointment.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Adds W.S1
Day, Charles X. Libby, and
Henry Day Partners as Day ; In Bankruptcy.
LIBBY, ~
~ Bankrupts.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S.: ..e
Al Lew iston the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1878.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his ap.
poin -ment as Assignee, OF Adds w. Day, and
Charles X. Libby of Lewiston, in the County OF
Androscoggn and Henry Day of Monmouth, In
the County OF kenDebec, and Stale vi Maine.
wlthin said District, VINO have been adiudged
Bankrupts upon their own Petition, indiv duaily
aud as members of the firm of Day 4 Libby, by
the District Court of said District ~ =
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READ THIS.
Unsolicited Testimony.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, April !. 1878.
WIN. E. CLARKE, Esq, Providence. X. l.
Dear Sir:- BY accident Issw your medicine
called HUNTS REMEDY, used in case OF An
asarea with perfect success. l did not treat the
patient, but understood that four attending physi-
Clans had given up the case as h0poless. Your
andt patientis well. 4 am not In the habit OF
using patent medicines in my practice, but Is this
case Is a very remarkable one, shall give Hunts
Remedy trial in Anasarea and Kidney ca ses for
which Il is only advertised. Please give me you +
terms to phys ieians and druggisls. s-s-s5re
Respectfully yours =. II. BLECKEN. M. d.
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Notice by Assignee OF Sale at Public AUG.
tiOn.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
foR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
The Could Engine Company, Z In Bakruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
AT Gardiner, the 10Th day OF October, 1873.
Pursuant to an order of the District Court of the
United states for said District, authorizing III,
sale at public auction, by the assignee OF said
Bankrupt, in the manner by law provided, of 4
CO rtain note of hand. given TO said company by
Emery Andrews a. Co, OF Weichville, Maine
dated July TO- 1874, for the sum of 1880, payable
in three months after date thereof, at Tr iders
National Bank Portland, upon which suit is now
pending Dy said company TO enfor &c collection
said note together with all right of action thereon
which said company had 1t date OF fling OF petit
ton in bankruptcy against IL, and all right, title
and interest, which said ass ignee now has ia sad
claim and action pending thereon will be sold al
publ, auction on the sixth (6th) day OF Noven
ber A. ID. 1878 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, ri
the office of Harrington q White, In Gardiner.
LORENZO ID. COOKE, Assignee.
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preparation was then used With perfect sucosss,
using patent nediciaes ia nv practice, but Is this
case Is very remarkable one, shall give Hunts
Remedy trial in Anasarea and Kidney cases, for
terms TO phys icisns and slruggis,s. s-sf-
Respectfully yours Oh. BLEcKEN. MD.
The following letters are from Rev. Anthony
Atwood retired minister of the Methodist
Episcopal Caurch in Philadelphia:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1877.
Dear slr-HUNT's REMEDY has cured nv
wife Of Dropsy in its worst form. In two days
the change was remarkable; in one week Nature
assumed al her functions. She was not young,
and the case could noe have been much worse
All other means have been tried None
500 North Seventeenth Street, Philsde lphia.
Again, he desires 1t published to the whole
world:
PHILADELPHIA, April is, 1873.
Mr.. CLABKE:T Allow me'to say that my excel
lent wife b. wsil.Eoes Out z. eriy. An say
Water had dropped IRON her right limb for months
Forty-cight hours had taken all the extravasated
REMEDY. l have recommended it to many.
BY my sendiDs oeopIe there Pablish Is stil wider.
almost all meet. I want all to kaow It. This is
ny Psrpose IN .ew q induce ySu 70 PUB .;
humanity. Most truly and thankfully,
"A e ANTHONY ATWOOD.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 10, 1878.
WIN. u. CLARKE; Dear Sir - Having used
$ssEs ;;.y s::1:
proved most beneficiai in Relieving and curing the
diseases for which II IL specialiy prepared. In
the case g an A8eo leiasves ms us nse
magic in restoring health amer the medical advice
o. the most sk,iai Pnysc'sns nad PROVED 1nav s,.
i, VINE ;in;y . s: 4: \ R. pAwIrY
-. wEsrsnIx. 3; l., Dec: 2. 1870.
m n ssfsS R n as being The most elective
medicine that ever used IN my practice for Drop.
a9 -
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Notice Of Assignee Of His APP
pOinlment.
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
- ''' Joseph h L; True, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
AT Benton the 18th day OF Sept mber A. ID. 1873. /
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
po'ntnent as Assignee of Joseph l.. True Of
Benton, In the County of Kennebec, and state
of Maine. within said District who has been adj
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petiLion by tue
District Court OF said District. Sand
ASHER ii. BARTON, Assignee.
Post Office address Benton Falls Maine.
tSwoctl623 30
kENNEBEC COUNTY.-m Probate Court at
augusta, on the second Monday OF October, 1878
A CERTAIN INSTRUMENT purportinR to be the
"A last will and testament OF Daniel Burns,
late OF Farmipgdale, in said County, deceased,
having been presented for probate:
ORDERED That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully to the second Monday OF
November next, in the Kennebec Journal, a news
paper printed In Augusta, that all persons inter-
ested may attend at u Courtof Probate then to be
holden AT Augusta, and show cause, If any, why
tn said instrument should not be proved. aJr
proved and allowed, as the last will and testament
oil the said deceased. H.k. BAKER, Judge.
Attest; CHARLES HEwINs. Register. 3ui5
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LEGAL advertisements.
M 4ANKRUPTCY.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF
Charles Il. Collier and Erastus
ID. Hamilton, Individually, and as Bankrupts.
Members of the firm OF Golfer
Hamilton h Co.
DURsUANT TO the order of Court, third gen
/ eral meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts
will be held at the Court House in Augusta In said
District, on the eighth day of November A. ID.
1875, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, before John W. May,
Esq, one of the Registers In Bankruptcy, in said
district for the purposes named In the section 1888
Of the Revised statutes oftne United States; Title
Bankruptcy. -
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Continued tomorrow
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IN HANK RUPrCY: : ASSIGNEE

Deputy Clerk OF the U. s.. District Court, io
the District OF Maine. .octl7-tIawtd
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.AthtAt WESTERLY, r. l., Dec. 2, 1870.
WIN. E.CLARKE, EAq Dear Sir II take pleasure
In saying to you that 1 can cheerfully recommend
HUNTS REMEDY as being the most effective
medicine that ever used In my practice for Drop.
steal complaints. exn safely say Il has almost
raised the dead. l.. A. PALMER, NJ. d.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
THE EUROPEAN EXODUS.

THREE STEAMERS TO SAIL TO-DAY.
FULL SALOON LISTS. WITH THREE HUNDRED AND
sEVENTY-FIvE PASSENGERS.
The European steamers are carrying large
numbers OF passengers ana most Of the lines engage
ments have been made for several weeks in advance
On the Inman Line the lists largely filled by every
steamer to sail before August Three steamers will sail
this morning. carrying an aggregate Of 375 cabin passen
GERS besides many in the second cabin and seerage
The following full lists Of their saloon passengers:
FOR HAMBURG - By Steamship Wisand;- Baron
sOech Alfred Harris Frank Russok Mr. and hrs B Iron
side David Meyer Mrs H. eyer. MI and MIs y norman
Miss Lee, Miss Mason Miss II A. Howard Mrs j. Harder
child and servant Alexander Gumpe MI and MfB DOrOeO
and infant, Miss Mana samayoa Master Enrique
samayoa Jose SamayOa and servant Miss GraeneI MISS
Bourquest M and Mrs Peter Heerege and three children
MT and Mrs. Arthur NJ Hickox, Or. r. Gutmann y mars
ching clayton Rockhnl Paul Rothbarth MT and Mrs ID
servant Sebastian Hubbuch Aehile Duboarg NJ smith min
Herman schmitter 2; s. Agb Benedict Solomon ono Engen
Mrs r. Frank, MISS Lizzie Ggudmsnn MIS- BARD les
Mrs Catherine Henkel Mr. and Mrs george nege ana IN
fant William Hagedorn Ignaee sehero ye1a WI biysE yct
fred Meyer Bchmit Leopold Meyer fIederlGk stloks
Albert Bohmer Jacob PaskueT ~ x H. III P9F 96ss M
Jacoby George Ratnger Carl toss Bass " ItSpyhI
MTs Aooue and three children MISC u Levy 'ohn " oOn'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

the petitioner her. The writ is returnable Sat
uTday next.
The trial of the suit of Eugene Won Nord-
hansen against the New-York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany, before ChefJustce Curtis resulted yesterday
dismissal Of the complaint The plaintiff, while trying
get on one Of the defendants street cars while It was
moving missed his footing and fell and freight car
ran over his leg The ChiefJustice held that his
defendant
Louis COttlOw some time ago made an assign
ment to Morris Leon. A creditor, Peter Emanuel
sehwenn appeared in the proceedings which followed
ask that the referee file his accounts subsequently, an
application made the consent Of schwenn's coun
sci and of Icons counsel for reference to pass the
assgnees accounts. Judge Van HOesen, with inma-
is party is very aspcous has refused the order and
tees the assignee to to the statutory rules for the
ing OF MS accounts.
A suit was brought, over thirty years ago.
by the Society for Useful Manufactures. at Paterson
against the Morris Canal Company for dvertng its
use water, which the society claimed was an infringe
ment Of its rights. The came before Chancellor
Runyon, in Newark yesterday, in the shape of app
cation by the Lehlgh Valley Railroad Company. the
he society from further prosecution of the suit Ex
senator Freinghuy sem Thomas n. MoCarter and John
Emery appeared for the company and Ex-Governor Be
die and Henry c. Pitney for the society.
Henry A. Rogers has sued the Sun Mutual
Insurance Company for 100000 the amount Of policy
issued November Is. 1876 on the steamboat Novelty
She was insured from Newark st. Johns, Florida,
total valuation of $50 600. and badly injured by
collision in New-York Harbor with the schooner f.
Merwin, that she beached and abandoned 20 the
underwriters The defendants say that the collision
occurred through gross negligence that there was
legal ground for abandonment the loss being only par
ual, and that there gross OvervauatiOn and mis-
representation as TO the condition Of the vessel The
suit is now ON trial before Judge Sanford in Superior
Court, Special Term.
The suit of Dennis Sadlier against the
-.
tsing in The Neig York Tablet weekly journal, which
the plaintiff of the prOprietOrs in 1870 and
1871, and ia now the surviving partner, tried yes
teIday before Judge j. f. DAILY, in Common Pleas, Trial
Term The cty's main defence was that the plaintiff
had not performed his contract with the city that in
stead OF publishing certain official statements and
tces in every copy of his weekly edition. which circu-
lated at the time over 10000 copies, ne only published
IL IN 1000 or less. This the defence able
TO the satisfaction of Judge DAILY who ruled all
eept two items of the plaintiffs BILL amounting TO-
gether TO SjS3. On those two items sealed verdict
directed for this morning Denis Quinn appeared
for plaintiff; ID. j. Dean and Thomas 7. Wckes for the
city.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHA Lawrence J-NOs Co. OF, 10,
a. l67 l73 256 26l 215, III 25 2SS Assessment-Nos
l23, 193, 2Os, 205 2O6 2O7 POS 2O9.
SPECIAL TERM-DOnOhue, J-NOs 607 500, $50, All, S.
b06 451 g. 300 28 365 1885, 4O2 49, 1856 49, 630 54O %
544 64o 556 boz 562 b65 50i 667 go 574 49, 400 47O
CiRcmr-PARr Ivan Brunt, Nos s2l 1887. 1889,
3342 1903 69l a62 4G2 1l6 2723 272i 333 3230 2Gf7
829 1909 1874 3423 3345 2963 1884, l70 1891 1892 1898
1898.
1917, 1ll9, 1851 I594h, 203i, 227S, 1898, 1890
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRCIAL TERM-Scdb WICK J.-DemuTers
Nos g. s. 10 Issues Of FactNos 43, 40 30 4G 6G 66,
Al, AZ. 70. 63, 64, 60. SO, 20.
TRAL TERN-PART Isanford, J.-NOs. 97 59d 746, 3l8,
768 l67 5l2 800 b5i 446, l44 49, 2e3 900 40 m o.,
Pant II-Curis G. Mos 3llt 900, s4S 80, S62, Sil,
75s 8l8 s59 1885. lb7, 1865, 67l, 7c6, co. o o ..
9O2 904 900 064 029 $50. 93l 932 953 1905 9s6 9l6
$40 400 1924 g9G 9lS 1905 lO 1912 1913 49, 4J6 64O
$50 1914.
COMMON PLRAs-CHAAmERs-Ya HOesen mos !, 16.
EQUITY TRRM-RObInsOn, J-NOs 2, 20, II, 10.
TRIAL 1ERN-PART &c. p. DAILY. q Mos 1893,
4s8 500 49, 1868 2529 481, 1912. 237 0ss 26i, 75s
1875 544 3l5, 551, 565, 1898 1882, G63, llO6 ll04
PART III. T. Daly, J-NOs 146l 3s9, 2164 l47S 1903
962 145G 1908 2s99 1850. 267O, 2I29 23l1 14l6 1889
149l.
1882 1913 1884, 4sQs 4s5l 4547 1911, 1912, SSO5 4O64
974, $40, 1907, a. 2Gl4. - - - -
3693 4l2O 1900 1896 43l 1910 43O9 4395, 1885, 24is
PART III-sinnott J-Nos 267Ol 1904 442l 2043 1918,
1862 4637 1918. 4G72 42lS 1925 % 54i1, 500. 1912.
GENERAL sEssoSs-PART I-suherland. J.-Dayid Marsh
grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
VHE GREAT HEALTH RESORT,

known our Homeo9t he Hillside Dansyllle, Livingston
County, ~ " has this 2Oh OF May l0l persOns-men
and chidrenas its boarders and patients who have
from 20 states OF the Republic ana canada 10 spend me
summer either improve their health TO learn how TO
Koep The establishment is the largest hygenc pryate In
attOn IN the world accommodate from 300 to guests
has treated 10 recovery Of good health over 1000 persons
without giving TO OF them single particle OF medicines
publishes books health issues monthly health journal
fhe OF Liie-priee sl 90 ayear-sPECIiEN COPIES
SENT FREE B TO celebrate It's goth anniversary ON the st
agust PRoXMo and TO have and to hold the greatest
health convention the world has Now sick ana
desire 10 get well or II well you would Ike TO Keep we
postage information and You ike our
thought philosophy practise 10 us aqd get d OF
your sickness There least 100000 chronic nvads In
the United who might have good health by processes
plain simple they would adopt aud follow them What
folly dsObey the laws OF life and keep sick when Nature
would show herself mighty 10 inyads would only &C
oept her guidance mo new tangled nonsense nor a1
cEm that we the people 10 accept I Is the D
vine phiosOphy-Old creaonthat TO 1--we az one ought
brings health ought not brings sickness Come TO
our aud learn how 1--we II sick you VIII get well II
we'll YOU will we'll We give the choicest references
nrequired. Address as above. JAMES Z. JAChSON.
EVASHINGTONVILLE, Orange County,
w n. Y.-Firstolass BOARD on fruit farm high
ground extensive view pleasant rooms teros modeAte
Address F. SNEDECOR
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
EeaaI Notlres.

SUPREME COURT, City, and County Of New W
ECHFIDEIL plaintiffs, agt. CHARLES LEDE kEt ana
gIGMUND FIsCHEL, defcndauts.- -Summuus-With no
t,cs-To the above named defendants aud each of
them You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint in this action and 10 serve copy OF your an
swef on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty DAYS after the
service this SUMMONS exclusive Of the day Of service anG
In your failure 20 appear answer Judgment VIII be
you default for the relief demanded In the
Dated New.York April q. 1873.
JOHN \. RAY, plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post ONCE address,
No. Z Chambcrsst,
New York city.
NOTICE-Take notice that upon your default 10 appear or
answer judgment VIII De taken aganstyou
$3.50 a. with interest from AUTl 10 1873 ana
costs Of this action.
JOHN s. RAY, Plainuns' Attorney.
Z Chambcsst
To the defendants named each Of them The fore
going served upon you by publication pursuant
an the Charles DOnOhue one OF the Justices
Of Supreme Court Of the state Of dated the 2s
day MAY 1873 flied with the complaint In the Office OF
the Clerk CITY and County Of NewYok at the County
Court In said City Of New.YOTk.
Dated NewYOrk May ~ 1873.
Yours &C, - -
JOHN s. RAY,
Plantins Attorney,
Chambers-st,
May23 lawGwTh. New-Hork CITY.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13

"a %Es 'SG nsRt ST sas MT: OSCAR Is%ssdss
9ilis. Mrs. Kliewer, Miss Krewer,, Mrs. Maria Ring
o S Ms ret'F FancsFs Hsimssmp %erpsT s
Mueller and two Shdren Mrs steide and two children
Knorrng Miss HedvIg sOzer. and Mrs Henry Cohen
and son Miss Susan Ga6Te BOc a Boc
HsyeDssn Theodore Grae5en Mr. and Mr., L RosenS@eTE @
and infant Mr. and Mrs Charles PREM, Mrs Caroline Fisk
Mrs Joseph setter Mr Bertha %es and cd oscar Car
Beha Kond 4acN%nn % H. aohn rnda Bahe''fr Paue6
PaS ISnd George Ri LANE and 1 son I LaEaru' w s. A. Won
FOR GLAsGow-Bv steamship state Of Indtand.-The
Rev. J. ]. Mooney the Rev Father Madden ]. j. Leman
Pla6efb D b Frazer John In HoTar Mrs ~ ceyespd Miss
II; Way l. r. Martin, MI; ana Mrs. W; Mclaughlin NJ 2
p Kingsley Mr.. and Mrs H. r. Atkinson, Miss Henrietta
aud Mrs John spier Miss Blanci meIadon H. B. Batng
soo Sss a6 Si Bo B. a. Sas Boo Mrs
RoTn n and ana infant Miss r. sSqmons Chas % NsII sn
w B. Clarke, H. Williams, Isaac strane MISS Annie IS
srane, Miss Emily NJ 5tra9e J. NJ waite Miss T. Smith smith
j. Berge james sutherland O. pelmaestra Mrs hagga5et g
samuel Dayis Miss g. Kelly Mr. and Mrs NJ F. Mac Mac Mahon
Din John L. Brode M aud Julius zaspel, captain and
mid John K cmberworiE MIS- ida camber%ortb Mss
Brewer, Mrs T. small John Iurme. Antonio : soils inc
Horne Miss Maggie Peek James s. DeBen, Jnan Gqel.
scpera.
FOR LIVERPOOL-By Steamship Cig Of BylNseisJoseph
Mans, Mrs 4. Marland and Miss Marand, John NioraI
John Matthew Mis- maria ParlOa George Potter l. G.
Parkc. Winfield Robbins W. T. Rape Jos6 Rcg. Mrs y T.
Robbins, John T. Rofc Alfred Rofc Juan Rodrqu &c ROD
rquez IN. and Mrs G. r. Robert and ,,i maid, 1i1.
r. Richardson and Mis- Mchauls0n, l.. H. Hies,
Miss Florence jose Scrra Miss Shauley Mr. and Mrs
r. T. Saas, George shelton Raphael SuareZ, Dr. =
1Icdv ell W. W. Tmnbul James TuTnbull 1r Tyler j. q.
NaulcuhOn Mr and Mrs. a. w Wilson, A. WO0ley, James
Young a. G. T. Att.rbury, Mr. ana Miss AiIidge Ar ana
l. COTnCliI Andrews, Miss Mary ID.
Andrews, Miss Roberta L. Andrews Miss Anna l.
Andrews Eirs. G. Adams Bir. and Mrs. George w.
Eaton. MIS-. II. Browne. Arthur Riggs, Charlea y.
Bamiofd. Charles By1am, Dr. J. H. Crans Paul Gamma
Custer H. Colamure. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Clnua,
the Richard Compbel, Mrs Campbell and iour children
Ramon Cuervo Charles q. Cowic, stanley Dust Mrs II G.
Donaldson DOnaltOn JohI - Delaanty, j.
p. Day. T. DC Ia France. Herbert r. Davies John W.
Enurku. MI and MTs James FitzsmmO1a, John j. FZsln
mons and Mrs. John Fleet L. r. Georger. ID. c. Cat y
and Miss Gaely Miss Glover, antonio Gulsdyiuo, Mrs J.
r. Goodwin, a. GOuldug A. Rnthcrlopi Cray w. u.
Green. the Rev and Mrs Chauncey Giles, John W.
Gilos Miss Minnie Gl1ddug Dr. II. W. HarSnesl'
+. H. Hinclman Miss Louisa Holmes. Miss lnwaris. T. O.
Ibancz. Robert Jones' jr. Edward kauter Mr. aud Mrs
Charles De klyu Miss De klyn G. G. Luck NJ &. LngtOn,
A. Belemere Jose Ramon GamGO Gabriel Las
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
A SEXTON ACCUSED OF THEFT.

John H. Mawbey, of No. 434 West Nine
teentb-st, sexton Of st. Peters Protestant Episcopal
Church, in West Twentiethst., srraigned yester-
day before Justice Smith, charged with embezzng the
pew rents which he authorized TO collect. He Is
about forty years DID, Of respectable appear
0nce and excellent character 1t Is asserted
that has collected and embezzled $3.50 Of the
church funds Joseph C. Baldwin the treasurer OF the
church. appeared against the prisoner and produced
receipt which he had given to Anson Palmer OF No 425
West Twenyseconds for $50, collected for pew rent
This money MaWbey never paid 10 the treasurer, al
though he collected it on May 81 Mawbey said that he
had collected about S240 in pew rents and put the
money In his pocket intending 70 pay IL to Mr. Baldwin,
but that he lost the before meeting the treasurer
judge smith held Mawbey I'm 81 600 bail TO answer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-13
a clercynlan. having been indneted into q

A clergyman, having been inducted into n
living N Kent took cason during ms first to
introduce word Optics At the conclusion Of the
service farmer who present thanked him for MS
discourse hut timatcd that he had made mistake I'm
word, sofening down the severity Of his criticism
by saving, " We an know very we'll sir, what you
meant" On the clergyman making further Inquiries
about the word. the farmer replied " What you call
hopstcks In this part Of the country we call h0ppOes
A minister was riding through section Of
the State OF South Carolina where custom forbade inn
keepers take pay from the clergy who stayed with
them. The minister In question took supper without
prayer and breakfast without prayer grace and
was about 10 take his departure when mine host pre-
sented his bill. "Ah, ar" sald he, d" ] am clergy
mani" THAT may be-" responded BOniface. but you
came here. smoked like q sinner and ato end drank Ike
sinner and slept like sinner; and now, sir sou snail
pay like "a sinner