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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-27
RICHMOND AND PgTERSBrRGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
0NIMENCJEG MONDAY February /.

RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING MONDAY, February I
~ 1878, trainS Oh this road will run Is follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for Charleston. AuguSt., Columbia, Na-
Montgomery Mobile, Now Orleans,
and all points South ani South west ;
stops only nj Manchester and Chester.
1000 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS daily mak,e rio,r
connection at Petersburg with ne Al
lantic, Mississippi! and ohio raiIr,"d
for Lvnchbdrg, FarnvtI'". and h'ln
local stations on tha, road. making
same time L. by any other line, stop
at all regular stations.
los P. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS daily "y"'nI
Sunday. Passengers taking this Train
will mike close connection Al Peters
burg fol Norfolk, and at Norfolk "iih
splendid Bay-line steamers for RtitI-
more, Philadelphia. AMI New YORK
and with the Old dominion steamers
for New York.
AIS p. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sunday, ";h
coach attached.
ll:lOP NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily lcxccut SUI.
day), connecting for Weldon. VII
mIngton, Charleston, Columbia ~.
gusta, and savannah. Pullman Shr;'-
ing-car for Wilmington and tie s"Hih.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
e:2U A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily leAcepf M"a-
day.. connecting with Richmond, + rc':-
erckshurg an6 Potomac railroad !"r
all points North. Esrt. and West. stois
only At Manchester and Chester.
1850 4. NJ, FREIGHTTRAIN daily te1crnt sun
day) with passenger coach ATTACHED.
1l:55 a. d. ACCOMMDDAlloS TRAIN ttl't ~
Cept sunday wiih passenger c"'1'i' AZ
tachcd.
2:3O p. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily with pa>~n-
ger coach attaches.
GAO p. 81. THROUGH NAi. daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg s'i
Potomac railroad for all points IT.:
and West. Also, making c!uae C"'!HrE'
ton with the Chesapeake And '3I
railroad for the Virginia Spr'n.n aHi
all points North and West. Thr> iEta-
stops only al Manchester and tl..'rf
Passengers for Clover I'LL connect IL a'-''f
daily Except Sunday ny taking the 1908 i. VI 'Gt"
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg VIII start IRON
the ApponattOx depot. .....,,
ia A. SHAW. SurtflhI'"'F"-
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ID EslDENCES FOR RENT.

No. SIG west Grace: nea- Henry street; i've
rooms; kitchen. &c. $3.50 per annum.
No. 100 west Grace street, corner OF Adams, Ten
rooms: bath, gas, water, range. SLltlon:r3 "aSh-
tubs, stable everything complete. Rent low.
No., corner Fourth and Marshall Streets nhe
rooms: kitchen, &c. $3.50 per annum.
No 26O6 Franklin, between Twenty-slxtn ani
~Twenty.sevepth streets; seven rooms, &c. S2uo
per aRnum.
md 5wenty-seventh streets: five rooms; gas
No. 27Os Broad street, between Twenty-seyen'h
and Terenty-eieh;h streets five rooms gas water,
&c 1,
Leigh streets; seven rooms: Kitchen, Sas, water,
sc. $3.50 per annum.
Eo.G2O north Seventh street, beyond Leigh street;
miner CONS gas, water, bath. &C. Sf20 per annun
3 No S1S south Third street, between Byrd ann
Arch: ten rooms; stable, gas, wafer, bath, &c.
Rent low.
No. 1912 Franklin, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets; nine rooms; gas, water, &c.
Rentlew.
No Grate e, between Twenty-ffth and Twenty
sixth streets: six rooms; gas, water bath. &c TINS
,holIseis new one and has every convenience, ana
has never been occupied. Rent low. 90
have number OF SMALL HOUSES on Church
Hill, containing from three to six rooms, the rent
ranging from 500 10 S2n0 per annum. Also,
s.yeraaon Shockoe Hin at low rents.
For further particulars, apply 10
ROBERT Il. LYME,
fe 2S-S.M&W3t 1912 Main street.
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RICHMOND, DIRK RIVER AND IHE>PEAkEt
RAE.EuAJ. !
OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY 81. - :

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND tM ,.m,
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAY u, ISL
THROUGH PASSENGER.
300 p n, Leaves Richmond TUESDAY TIL ~
DAY and SATURDAY. Connects ~
West Point win steamer Havana :nf
all points on York river ana IS'u'
more Arriyes In Balumorr al \.
NJ. connects with rail.!in for " Ash-
ingtou, Philadelphia, New York. boN-
ton. and all western points. Couhcc's
al Richmond with trains on RchlioEV
and Petersburg and Chesapeake an
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT .,.
s.oO A. ~ Leaves Richmond MONDAY, WE'D
SESDAY. and FRIDAY: and
300 4, ii TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT,
URRDAY. Connects WIN steamer
at West Point for river landings, Bai-
tImore, and all western points. Con
meets al Richmond With trains on Ric'i :
mond and Danril!e railroad. Rchmoni
aud Petersburg, and Chesapeake ana
q LoC taIiP PASSENGER.
scoop. N, Leaves Richmond daily leScept sun
THna}RsouGH PASSENGERS.
1000 A. ". Arrives at Richmond TuESDAl :
A00" 49, THURSDAY, ndSATuRDAf. Con,
meets with trains Richmond ahd
Petersburg and Chesapeake anu ONO
railroads Steamer Havaus leaves B4'.
WG%pAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.
DAT. Z. 81. Connects with
trsins from Phila,ielphis, New York
and western points, and 1T West Pom!
with trains for Richmond and tbs
South. ,,
A.oo y NJ Arrives II Richmond AONDAl'" Ep-
INV ' SESDAY, and FRIDAY; aud
s.1kp. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT,
o." iJRDAY. Connects With steamer 81
West Point from Baltimore. Con-
meets with Richnon3 and Ian'tIt'
Richmond and Petersburg, and .hesa-
Ueake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
:, o.OO A. NJ Arrives at Richmond daily eAcepi sun.
day. Connects with RichMond Sna
Petersburg and Chesapeake ana o'.''
railroads. ~ r,,u
No transfer of freight at Richmond 10 or tsv,h
southern points Cars run through between .>'lan'"
and West Point. ,,,,. ,,>,.s, rates.
Careful handling aud dispatch, with lowest raves
guaranteed ,, ,..r,,,eeJ rates,
Through bills of iadins, Win gaaras.'eso '"'e''
issued TO all northern and western points r,, avid
Throuxh tickets sold TO all northefns ea ah "A
western points, and baggage checked cset OF
For tickets apply al General Rsilrou tH,a I'd
Gee asS Main Street ut the Exchange hotsI' rS
company's depot, corner r"en'S''hnu AM
ma mas A'H j. +. DOUGLAS, superintendent
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1878.
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By Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Auctiopcer and Agent,
No. HOS Main street.

TROVE-AyENUE DWELLING FOR
" SALE At AUCTlON.-On WEDNESDAY.
February "a. 1878. at IL O'Clock p: M, on the
DWELLING on the northwest corner Of Grove
avenue and Plum street containing six rooms :
Xii chen and stable on the lot. Lot 80 10y 100 feet
to twenty-foo alley. The house has been Gently
erected in very tasty style. and the ueghborhood Is
uneXcepiienable
TERMS : One third cas: the balance at six and
twelve months, six per cent. i'll crest added
fe 22 FRANK u. HILL, AuctiOneer-
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~ COMPANY. .2a aaS<-sSS1ia2za
FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. PHILkDEL-
PIIlA, NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNt SDAY. September 9TH, the
rying United States maill will leave Richmond for
the ahOve-named places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, NJ $50 A. NJ.
Close connections made ut Norfolk with the ele-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA, Of the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all OF the above-named cities,
by the lines named. sale ut CARRIERS agency, S26
Main street; ut Exchange Hotel, and Oh board of
steamers.
Passengers by this route view by DAYLIGHT all
the historical points OF Interest james river
(passng through Dutch Gapl, including fOrtiiica-
lions, famous battlc-felds Jamestown, Fortress
Monroe Rip-Raps, Hampton Roads. &C.. &c.
Freight received daily Sundays excepted from
A. II. to p. bI. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk,
Portsmouth,. aud regular landings on James river.
Way-Ianding freights must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 903 Main
street noe
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DILL ADELP HIA, RICH NGF1
i MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM ssSstsassss .
SHIP LINE.-FoR PHIIADELPHIA PR9yL,
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Until :. ;.uer
sotiee Inc steamers OF this lne viii make rrl-weeEy
TIPs, leaving Phadsehae sysy IT.. TgERsPAY
every eve TUES TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, aud by Fall River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod, landing OF Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer,
". p. PORTER. Agent,
WILLIAM z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. IL South Wharves. PEIlahelphla.
JAMES w. MCCARRICK,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
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THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING rFgtcI
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1875
THROUGH MAIL TRAIN DAILY.
No 1850 a. 81, leaves Richmond: arrr1cs M
Burkeville II :02 \. W.. Dan.
vile 3:l2 T.. NJ. Grc"nsNorn'
5:15 L. ", SALISBURY 7:3j T.
NJ. and Charlotte g:42 T. NJ
No. 2-6:l7 A. VI, leaves Charlotte. arrive, nj
Salisbury S:29 A. NJ. Green's
1857 i?:s l F. Il. 3 Hur X; I" 5:a;
Z. NJ. and Richmond 7:ij T.. ~
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY.
No. 3-1l:l5 p. H., leaves Richmond: arTiyrs at
Bmrkeyllc 2:02 A. VI. Dan.
vile GIT a. 81. Grccnl.rp'
S25 4. NJ. Salisbury las 4
n. and Charlotte - .10r ".
No. 4-3:4J p. NJ. lea?es tha,l IT,: srrty,a a:
salisbury s!o5 500 T.. NJ. Greens
iu:l0 =" NJ. Eu, kc,ilr 3:lO \
. m" and Richmond G:0j NJ.
Lrtlms NoS. r. anu VIII stop AT al stations aai
connect at burH.ville with the Atlantic. Mississippi
anu Ohio RAJ ..road to and from Farmyilic. Lynch
burg: anf ali southwestern points. AT Dundc-. with
tne ,rgtni2 Midland railroad. AT Greensboro with
and intermediate points At AIRLINE junction
with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE. At Chariot"
with Charlotte Columbia and Augusta raroaitn
and from all points North and South.
Trains Nos. and will stop nj all stations aud
| connect at Richmond going North and South witit
the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac rail
road for Washington and all points North and West
and with the CHI, sapeake aad Ohio III lruld for al:
points West. At Greenboro' w III III North Caro-
lima railroad to and from Raleigh and t"l..horo'.
and intermediate points. At Salisbury with West
ern North Carolina railroad. These train, run daily
on Richmond and Danvillc railroad, aud connect
above, except going north on Sunday morning aH,l
going south on Sunday night. Trains making hi.
connection run daily on Richmond. Frelcr!cA,-
burg and Potomac and Chesapeake ana Ohio rail-
roads except Sunday.
Trains on the y. W. \. {. railroad run '-tw'-.n
Greensboro and Salem daily except SUNDAY,
Pullman palace dra ing-I DOM and slr"pin:-caT-
run OH trains Nos. l and between New YORK,
Richmond. and Atlanta. and on Nos. 3 and h-
between Richmond and Charlotte.
Tickets sold 10 all southern aud Southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Local tickets good only for continuous nassau
over checks will he given except on through r""
DOn-tickets. L. NJ. X. ThltDT1,
General Superintendent
JOHN Z. MAcMuRpO. General Passenger Agen..
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WOOD AND COAL.

TIFTY CENTS SAVED by buying my
A SAWED or KINDLING WOOD.
OAK WOOD, really good. ~ best $3.50 per
cord. PINE WOOD, really good, 81 best. So per
cord. =. X. DARLINGTON,
corner Seventeenth and Cary, and corner Jefferson
| and Rroad Streets fe Is
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BY Francis 7. Isbel,
Aucioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No g Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

No. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
" NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS. nos. sos AND
COZ WEST LEIGH STREET, BETWEEN SMITH
AND MUNFORD STREETS.-By virtue Of z de-
cree Of the Chancerv Court of the city OF k1cn.
Inond pronounced In the canse of Frey pS. Frey ct
as the undersigned commissioner will sell at pub
tic auction. upon the premises, on WEDNESDAY,
February 27. 1878. at q. O'Clock P. NJ. the TWO
NEAT FRAME TENEMENTS, Nos. sos and GOT
west Leigh street. between Smith and Munford
streets The lots front on the south side Of Leigh
Street 90 feet each, and ran back 100 feet TO an
alley feet wide would call attention. especially
of persons of limited means to This sale, as they are
suited for residences or investment.
TERMS: One third cash; balance on credit OF
six aud twelve months for negotiable notes, with
ineresI added fcoea the day of sale, and title re-
tanned TIL the whole purchase-moncy Is paid and a
conveyance directed by the court.
HENRY HUDNALL, Special Commissioner.
FpANCIS IT ISBELI. Aucttoneer, fc 22
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NOTICE. having pledges forfeited must
renew or redeem same on or before TUESDAY.
Goth In slant, orihey VIII be sod.
fe ~ S.A.sWINsTOCk.L Loan Bro er.E
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
III ROAD COMPANY.

w . VI. =. ID ~.
Engineer and SUPERINTENDENT
lie z Richmond, "a
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REAL EsgarE AT PRIVATE SALE.

by James. N. Iayior % son,
Real Estate Agents and AHctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
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leaves Richmond. arrfJrs a
BurkevilIe HOP \. w.. Dan.
vile 3:l2 l.. NJ. Grc"nsn,rn'
5:15 L. ", SALISBURY 7:3J T..
NJ. and Charlotte 9:i2 T.. VI.
leaves Charlotte: arrive, nj
Salisbury S:29 4. NJ. Greens
bore 1882 4. NJ. Dauylle
1887 +. NJ. Burkcyill" 500
Z. NJ. and Richmond 7:il Pm.
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n OsT, ON WEDN ESDAY LAST, "A s.
lIBLACE SOW. slit in left ear. The finder. or
any person furnishing Information leading to the
n eovery OF the SOW, will be literally rewarded Ap-
bly, at Rl2 west Clay street. gSs fe 06-3Lh &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
A DRIFTING RACE.

THE REGATTA or TIE NEw-YORK YACHT CLUB IN
sUCCEssFUL-THE CONTEST TO BE RENEWED
TO-DAY.
The regatta of the NewYOrk Yacht Club
collected large number Of steamboats, and yachts.
crowded With spectators OF stapeton yesterday morn
ing Until between 10 and IL o'clock, q fresh wind
blew from the northwest. but 1t died away Ia nearly a
ca1m Thirteen yachts entered for the Lester
Waacks yacht Columbia the Dfeadnaught' PTospero,
Tempest, and several other yachts were prepared 10
liam Fletcher tOwed several OF the competing yachts
into position and at 5l The signal To- start was EYGn
line went at 1888, and setting her jibiopsa
followed by the REGINA Ncte Restless Estelic Nereld
Peerless Active. Christine. Vixen, VISION Iidh wave
The course was from the sartngpoint, Of stapleton,
TO and around Southwest spit buoy, thence 70 ana
around the sandy Hook Lighthouse aud return. One
prize was offered for the winner In each class besides
two Bennett challenge prizes, one for the schooner and
one Ior Ine sTops wItC i;,,, o , All
TO the Spit buoy with the ebb tide. At times little naw
or wind would increase their speed aud before reaching
the Hospital Ship the Peerless worked the windward
and had passed all the other schoOners the Tidal wave
being second and the Rambler next, the Regina sti
keeping the lead which che took Fort Wads worth
The double-boat Nered held her own with the others
The Regina was the first boat round the Southwest
Spit 2:Oi45 followed by the Peerless at 227i0, and
the Vixen. Tidal Wave. Active Vision, Clytle, Nettic
Restless Estele. Nercid Christine and Rambler follow
| ing IN order After passing the Spit they had light
northwest wind aud met the fun force Of the flood tide
in bunch At 400 Il being certain that the yachts
not make the within the prescribed time OF eight
hours the Judges ordered the to be discontinued
and the contest VIII be renewed to-day. The Regina nj
this time miles beyond the Hook, aud leading
the other yachts mile. The other yachts were strung
along g. the following order: Vixen, Christine Peerless
Active Vision, Tidal Wave, Nered, Cye, Estellc, Net
tie, Restless, and Rambler just at this time heavy
squall coming up, when all except the plain
sail was taken In The yachts LAID with their rails
under water. Notwithstanding the expedition with
which sail shortened the Tidal Wave seen To 20
over on her BENIN ends and it was a full minute before
she rghted, her foresai having been taken In In the
meautme The Rambler, Estelle, Cytc. and Nctie kept
on around the course but had returned to the
chOragc o'clock consequently the was declared
| OF. Weatherwise men last night predicted plenty OF
| wind for to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14

Crowel B. CroweD r. Crowell nnrse O. H. Finger D. Grant
H. Hensche MT and Mrs Ralsson, Miss Raston AneIjn
Meyer, Mr. Peabody A. A. Plant j. RosenthaL Mr. Mrs
O. Sharp A. q. Lanebery, @. Harra +. HarTa w. Brse
Don Manuel Blanca, Don Juan Garcia.
FROM GLASGOW By Steamship Circdssfa.-J MeDows,,
]. Campbell Mrs Cameron. Misa BruntOn. hrs w Sernn
Miss Sempe Miss NJ Conie Mr.. and Mrs A. Wilson "A
three children Dr. Acker Mr. and MIS- White daughter
X. Townsend
FROM HAvANA-By Steamship CffD. OF IYasafnotou =
Mrs Burgess children and servants Mrs III IN sr
or Mrs A. Wood and daughter Miss NJ g. Boyle Miss eor
Mr. and Mrs T. Cabada two children and two servsnts "
Cabada MI and Mrs J. H. Grantees and two children Mr.
d. NJ Fowler and servant J. NJ Macias and daughter M
and Mrs. A. Csrlen Mr. and Mira de Ona and tive dauel
A. Larcade g. Led0 end two daughters Mr. and j.
Obese Mr. Mrs s. Molner two children and nurse Mr.
Mrs Raveli Y Carbonell and daughters Miss L.
Batee Miss NJ Batele MT and Mrs J. Espeus Mrs 0rrn,
Ofrn. Mr. and Mrs q. Leopold and child Mrs. CasseI
and two children Mr. and Spencer MIRA A. Sanchez
MIRA NJ Lopez. A. Pohmann and A. Beying VIM. Adis
H. Childs L. Touze A Davies and Garcia, J. Baa
guer j. del Rio, NJ e. Pur l. r. Rodriguez o. Tapia. j. j.
Murias, G. Gonzalez p Crsen, f. Cabre, Eunas f. Del
man. A ZendeRu NJ. de Almagro, j. Gl0g0nsek p. n Ma
chadO A. Ayies d. Amentero, Amcutero p. Ayab0n, J..
Apaucio, ID. Afa, A. Romero. II. Haefeh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
THE PHoNOGRAPH MAKING MUSIC.

The phOnograph has done many wonderful
things but 1t surpassed itself on Wednesday Fght
nj Irving Hail. Heretofore the sounds which 1t hasmt
ted have been smothered somewhat aud the tone has
had nasal twang. But within the past week Mr. Edison
has supplied new instrument, which reprOduces words
IN almost the natural and pitch Of the person sneak
ing This has been accomplished by causing the cyln-
DER 10 reyovo as rapidly when the phOnoRraph Is speak
ing as when the person talks into It, On Wednesday
evening the instrument sang or two soprano songs
and gave forth capital manner, cornet solo, blown
into Il By Mr.. Levy. Madam Cole sang Comm Ihro
the Rye" with al the trs and fOurlshes usually ac
eompanying that air. The photograph repeated the
time and the words almost perfectly The key was the
the trils were missing the tones were only slightly
EnOthered The photograph thus becomes a muslehi
instrument The audience was delighted aud appiauded
loudly. Mr.. Levy next blew on his cornet " Goa save
the Queen" in four different Octayes This ne claims Is
an octave lower than one has Deen able 10 play on
that instrument The phonogaph faithfully IePeased
the anthem each key The pitch was remarkably sns
tanned, and only slight nasal twahg was noticed Inc
photography, however, not having Mr.. Leyys lungs
could not give forth the tune with as much force as Inc
dd II had been intended that Mr. Levy should play the
Air In tine lowest octave while the photograph was re-
peatiug It IN the highest This would have been per
fet test Of the ability Of instrument TO sustain the Key
t owing 10 the iateness Of the hour this part OF the
programme postponed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
n1rPnFNEn WITH DEBTS.

Register Allen has adjudicated John B. Muir
ray OF No 1877 Ffhaye.. and proprietor OF the liar
rington House at Demorest n j. voluntary bankrupt
ON his own petition, having liabilities amounting 10
sag 400 rs OF which S73,212 80 are secured His as
sets consist OF the hotel and land and furniture valued
NJ $4,000 subject TO mortgages Of S3042' cash. claims
eontracts notes etc. OF the nominal value Of Ssl,sO4
e also has claim against the POstmaser-General Tor
infringement on his patent for lamppost leter-boxes,
In suit which n successful IL worth $4,000, and con
tngent interests in property at No IS Washington
Mace and at Greenfield Hill, Connecticut The largest
creditor Is Henry G. seieek, 100000 secured He sofa
tie bankrupt the property az Fifthuve and One-hun,
dred-and-twentysixtlst which Mr.. Murray exchahgeo
Tor the Harrington House. and Is still liable on the DOnd
which was assumed by the DemOrest Land Improvement
Company, and was defauted. -. a. -,
me creditors Of Hiram W. Brooks OF the late hrm OF
Nourse a Brooks cotton commission merchants, at NO.
% Beayert decided, yesterday 10 wind up the estate
ROtesbury was elected trustee The schedules showed
liabilities amounting TO $4,000, and nine claims are
proved aggregating $4,000, of which the Following
were the largest: W. s. Nichols q Co, $2sl93 Ne,
ehanics' National Bank of Worcester S2OOOOi National
Rank Of the Republic, 1885; Thomas and william
Earle q Co, Liverpool, SlO,45I. 49,,
warrant IN bankruptcy has been received by Register
DAYTON against the firm OF Isaac Bear son, wholesale
dealers tOys late at No. gu Broadway who have been
adndlcated on the petition Of sixtysiX creditors The
liabilities are over SlS5OOO.
James MeNab. president OF the McNab & Har-
lin Manufacturing Company, OF No. SO Johnst:, has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy 10 Paterson Ills ia
Paterson and $50 600 ~ N6wIofK CITY, Ihe following
ara among the CreditOrSi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-14
srvEN YnrNG LADY GRADUATES.

The students of Mrs. Sylvanus Reeds school,
at No East Fify-tbirdst yesterday held their class
day observanoes. The graduates were Mary Phillips,
daughter Of John Phillips the artist Minnie Davis, Ada
Gwynn, Clara Wakeman. Laura Willis, Eliza Haskell
ana Laura Ellsworth Seventeen other students who did
not take the entire course stood high, and were named
In the reports. The includes psychology logic
geometry, geology, GuizOt's History OF CIVILIZATION,
political economy and history OF English literature
RecitatiCns IN English. French ana GERMAN singing, To-
,e and The presentation OF testimonials To those who
had earned them 5y punctuaty and general excellence
presentaon Of diplomas, address OF MT 6allaSheI,
and bencdctiOn 10y Bishop Smith, OF tennessee, com
posed the exercises The rooms were decorated with
heavy fcetOOns Of leaves and contributions or MOVERS
Inc Rev Mr. Courtney. of ST. ThOmass Church the rev.
Nessrq Davenport and Hoffman, Dr. Paine Mrs stephen
n Nash Mrs Huntington and Mis-. Hamilton, OF Louis
vile: Mfs BOardinan, Of Cleyeland Mrs. Schermer-
horn Mrs H. T. Morgan, and T. j. Davis were among
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