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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE PARIS Exposition.

AMERICAN ART 70 BE REPRESENTED.
SELECTION or COMMITTEE 10 TAKE 1nE MATER
~ CHARGE-TNDUsTEIAL EXHIBITS.
The response to an invitation from eX-Gov-
ernor Mccormick, United states Commissioner 70 the
Paris Exhibition number of gent emen assembled IN
lis parlors at the Fitth Avenue Hotel last evening to
suit with him IN regard to securing for the Lxnibi
ton proper representation OF the fine arts from
this country. Among those present were John Taylor
johnston, Bayard Taylor j. W. Puchot, and dozen
other well known patrons Of art Letters were also
received from parhe Goodwin aud several who were IN
able 10 be present; expressing th' cordial sympathy
with the object Of the meeting and promising their
hearty cooperation.
Governor Mccormick stated hat fears had been
entertained this late day, II would Dee impossible
to secure Representation which should truthfly show
American advancement during tho last ten years
he had thought Otherw ise and had called tls meeting
10 obtain expressions Of opinion from those b''t
qualified to gYo them lie was Ia favor
OF having no art exhibits AL, II suitable collection
could not b. brought together In this opinion a present
aired but Thought hj all that Win proper
effort the space allotted to America for her wra, of
might yet be filed crediiaby. Under tic rules If
the Exhibition. NJ picture can bc exhibited unl''7
painted the Exposition Of 1867 Larr" numbers
Of The later works OF home painters are owned In Now
York aud their owncr>, it il believed viii conscnt To
their uc.ug Paris one thousand square ct have
been aside for tie American ncit d, pdrtucEt, aud
roll,"tiont NJ me rcpt;rIurn present llst even.
fn., II thought, would furnish large part q!
ms number. Amer inUch mioimal discussion " rch..
mite, 81 twelve was selected 10 assume eIirc chgr 81
H., collection and ct the forwarding ~ cHhh-
,u4 Another meeting viii be L'f at IN
eny day. ThIn ihG G'agI o. t, inc rnei. Il IN,
evening that The tOy n had made ample provision
fnr REORGANIZATION and nf he anticipated lttc trouble
in ~, id- the uc, Of ia, paintings o. aii1" ;Lcm
over icO applications r'r space in the American
Pans LNfpSf'u hceil received ~ tlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
COLONEL sHAFTERs TESTIMONY

WAsHINGTON, Jan. THE subcommittee
Military Affairs. consisting Of Representatives, Ban
ming, Marsh, Crlgg Mii,h, and White, TINS afternoon,
toos the testimony OF CoOAc ". H. Shafer, OF the eth
REGIMENT OF Infantry, md commanding the District of
the Nucccs Texas, In relation 10 affairs on the Rio
GIaude border.
The Colonel said that his troops first crossed the Rio
Grande into Mexico in May, 1876 he was IN search of
the Lipans, who seven miles from the town of
saragossa and fortyve miles from the RIO Grandc the
result Of his expedition the killing and capturing Of
min teen lnutns the capture Of their SOCK AMI the de
sfucf ON village kept up his expeditions all
IN, mc with the fan consent oI tac loca. VI ACan
tho1ties; tic disposed McXca ere anx Gus 10 be
rld OF ne India Is; the ii 81 sIuntc cooperation
OF tn those OF Il q UDtcu States
General Falcon. la answer 10 tho question what
nun eI trOnIs would Ia nroes-ly - protect Amer
can cizens, lie baid that II III xcdns would oacrt
themselves IN that direction we La more ian enough
troops, out II are 20 iIO Mexico Tor That Ir
pose We have not troops enough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
rNLIED Nrtr.s srPRENE cOrRE

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Supreme Cont
rendered large uumbtg 81 decisions to-day. Following
+, the substance 81 The most important:
~ 72.-"cGatIahan aet The New Ira M,ing company
ittor 2, California. In tbs well -nVa
ca.o decide. ih1t the rec'ri Kept at he Ccicls
lind Office Washlngtor OF california combined McAi,an
grants rri.tt upon hr ItGua an evidence ~ rs fr
r,Nr tpr convey 10 Inn by tur lmct states n
The land 30 con IhcIt'0rl 90 the patntls evidence
of the - cot, hul ". t'" iIt itself
A...u.,. The Cli.f Justice delivered The opinion.
NJ i~ The Tcu d National rank of NcNf r. md >hrr
M AT Narf,n It al. H-seueSs-Apr'al from The tueuu
tf,,t Of Sew work.. Tbs tic
irvcr.I Of "a Judgment In favor II the asSicHoes
a. AGAINST tie hauk respect of the proceeds 81
a sale ca a iudrurni ia its GtyHr The CcGIt h",'
rc thltn face Is proved ghdmg to show concurrence
an nd n he Part h p.0c ring TIE Judgment
uus of tie BIT. na 10 = rcafued tal tn
If debtor &" judicial proceeding Keuls
him when debt ana There valid defence
rot t Suffering aud givrc pre- crcncc under the Bankrupt
Act. Nj. justice Hunt delivered the opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
BrsINEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Register Little has a3judcatcd the firm of
NJ. RAIDER SON, dealers al No. 80 B,.vrr5,
voluntary DankIupts. They owe 9lSJ0GO. ana have
assets valued al a5ou, $4,000 1hc secured creditors
include A. II Cirdoz $50, 900; Pollard PettUs Co.,
S2235s Charles J.. Tag d son. $4,000. The unsc-
cured creditor IS Mn L. RAIDER 937,575. L0Iis Il. Ra-
der las individual Grbts amounting To- a37 900. HIS
sets consist ~ five shares Of TIC Pciay Moror Company
and onc-qua ter inter, 500 shares IL the R,c-sGr
InG As.oca.ion. Tn films a.ses consist 90 foryuuc
lois AID mouse al Fort Washington, valued 40 $4,000
A;ui,,, $500; ana patent tOi improvement ~
cl-al Stands, value Unknown.
Geo. 80 ". Woodward, OF tho Woodward steam PuWp
Works, ca Hs petition III voluntary bankruptcy with
E,2!oteI tcAaIn yesterday. VIII schedule showing
liabilities q SLY So -. The as.cis merely nO:u
Dal. Among tbe Crcdl'Ors, on Judgments are. ,,,ac
JeAgersCr sj3CO3i I"oirr@ }. -.. -cTI.u p Iaghcr
S",J1Vi Conn MA -7eia. Thc largest creditors
Tor alh",- ioa16I -rc {. " Woodward, $3.50; G.. NJ
Rove, $500 Eo logt Graves 4 Co., 5000.
Assignments for the benefit Of creditors
were h.,i Yesterday b. Elizabeth \. Chambers aud joe,
pdue w. y. ovnell TIE latter o Ca.norui, doing bus-
nCSs a. Cnalnby!s Il CO.. 10 GcU.g" " N"uaDt, ana -
IsaiaI Frankfort o. Emanuel LgNCusicla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
SOCIETY'S WASTES AND BURDENS.
IFCTyRE BY HENRY WARD BEECHER AT sfHlNWAY

An audience that flied about two-thirds OF

An audience that flied about twotliirds OF
ecirway Hal gathered las evening to listen 10 Henry
Ward Bccchers lecture The Wastes and burdens OF
Society" This tie that this lecture has been
delivered 70 Ncv-York audience. Upon the platform
was pillow OF flowers bearing the letters, IL W. b.
Ir Beccher presented to the audience by the Rev
s. H. Virgin Of the Harlem Congregational Church, I'M
der whose auspices the lecture was delivered The lee
tlue was delivered in MI Bccchcrs familiar Sji ana
was received With manifestations OF interest.
Nj Becchcr began 10y reference TO society which lie
said. was composed of individuals WHO were moving
through FIVE spheres OF lav-matcria laws, social laws.
civil laws the laws Of litical economy and moral or
eDilitual laws. He would not attempt 20 detail AL the
wastes and burdens of society Ihn fir waste 20 which
he would call attention Was the WlthdIaw 81 "a iai
amount Of producing force by weakness Men lived cu
an average only tnr'three Yeas. " More IMAM haii OF
soCict.," he c0hthGci t+l ~ ihutn ~ llFS
produce, and not more than on,-iourth OF sTei-
ely is rodHchVg OF i.hpofuut Ifs,i's, ,.. lax
cccuomy. Another waste comes from ieIolance. An
IL GRANT man is nan rot vet born. or BON only in
spots I;nolaecc tends to develop ddns'r9uN CHS
when ignorant people are Iultd by sEirWd, had heh
nl-pald work Men VINO represent m.ic m"gnai'
unthuklng work Iuust stand ~ Inc Don jih'
in spite OF all associations and combinations
Tms is the law of God, and cannot be sei
aside. II man wants to 20 up. IT Inn 20 ~
is waste from tie Obstructive aad c0neaii'c elements
Of The best forces OF socctV E'eh n i' ish quarrel
ncrnc war OF sccts, much moral force cArcnc"d
as Il used acains; crime and siu and scshuc-. Maug
nicn attempt 70 things tor which "a have no aCI-
tai!ou Human l,e is ,u G.. disasters OF ts Kind. In
a pl0iCs SONS mon vino IL he wrong places,
0uJ IN pouc aig there more ii51 among tie c,,cj
"Anctler great waste and burden of society comes
from iyIHg. Business - DurGCnid aud naHpcrcd hy
sense OF sisiigion and In pUtcs t.cIC b.
"A Tendency 10 fdsc.css and tctrdciion regard thv
whole system If oItEs useless and trap and a
share 10 the integrity Of community. IcJ.y runs
through courts stream wit.Out cessation. mn
Who VIII not tcll TIC truth without oath
viii not tell tie truth with CATH II the
sam direction are the wastes tia. co'Uc en- Goh'
csly. Many men hrctk down bcc3u-e th"y arc weak.
and bee ,hey 10. var IS The uo.t uiccCus
81 tire blGaIs society. do mol see thri men
cured OF hyir taste for blood ID he least. Tcuij i've
years ao ET' dlcc1 that BItOUs woat srtt tGcig If
niuliics oy arbitration buj, slice thH tl" six mist
tellif vars have CcCyrICd. Eu;Oe pays II 800 COO,
COO !. A.ar tmI u. .lilllLrl VI her A!.l...N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE EXCISE LAW ENFORCEMENT.
THE SENIT>CED LIQUOR pTALrRS-rNPIANAInN Oh
THE DUPLICATE LICENSES.

THE SEN1T%CED IIQUO pTALrRS-ENPLANAllpN OF
THE DUPLICATE LICENSES.
Judge Daniels has denied the application of
John g. Cosgr1ye and Richard Eusacc, sentenced t. one
and two months in The pcncntinry on the pleas OF guilty
Of violation Of the Excise Law for stay OF execution
and TO be admitted 10 bail pending their appeal He
holds that the Act Of 1907 named New-forh
city and Ccunty specially and applied TO It,
and whatever notifications were subsequently,
made were swept away by u" Act Of $50
IS 20 the clain that uncr act of1@73 De mrsi bail
any one arpraIir from an u tho supreme
Court. lac holds It uufouudcd that act wa am di"iy
81 the H1hcas Corpus Act ii must icdi IN H. = -
t0 the fact that the prisoners relied on their receipts
thai matter - be pleaded before the sentencing
jud-c in cation END not ou tn. uI'ccc0hg- 49,.
The hcAilug ia The case 81 Jane. Wood OF No. 400
WcsI TvcniJ nti-.t, Wh" ""s arrested io N"I'f
the Excise Law, hayint license egutd only By the ccr.
Of the Excise Boa,d. was continued at the Gcison
Market Police Court Yesterday. Mr Guilds The
ci"rj; Of tie Board. t..tAcl hat the record
book Of the date when Noor'- license Wa
granted. Wa, iost aboul siA months He' and
s.as,. made 60 rcooy.i 70 ISL d"" avail. W. nd
Woods n, cs boot. and thot hc bad signed tile ne
css,ry Gururics ~ oio,I %, tie t'iIIi-Nl 'i. NJ.
pIici vi, e., las a. h'n in'crprrd Ia" Justice sHd
thtt N liz judgment even = tt Httns. Wt4r -.huA',
u Vnu'd ;o' "NcI Hut t'c ~ Ugl '1 ~
Coaii g. Appeals and, Therefore ho conciud'd to h'ld
Wood ia ia) bi.!.
Accri vice consisting OF 'r' '"rs and 4nor-l"al,r
Of s city, bead hy Hl. ,"t-cn let the ciie for Al
ban, YESTERDAY. There i,! 1r' lo meet -mi' 'o'''-
and other cOattsln2 towns 81 the state. and aiici
conference viii caii upon The ln'mtcI7 oil IL
l. si-iai1te win NrH 81 uifl& line r,,,,.~'
saucr and PatrcE Cunningham sad they EXPECTED
the bin 20 O. greatly mcG.i a., c.nrcl'l> TO ,iti-
referring 10 tic Inspectors mp for the GctDciiou of aiui
icIard nGu.,- II tina: c.a-c were 10 pass 10 would
lir,i .l..f .i l.,i. IT., Object b h., in view
police nadc iogy.ouc arrests fr violations Of tac
'Ytf- d O. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
EFrEcrs OF JonN noNNEE,s FRAUDS.

The motion to remove Robert l.. Cutting, jr.,
from the receyorship the Bankers aud Brokers' AssO
citation was argued at length by William H. Anroux be-
fore judge Brady. yesterday aid opposed by john
G. Gray. The suit in which Mr.. Cutting appoint
was brought by creditors and Mr.. Arnoux claimed that
suit to Wind up bank could not be brought by crcd
tors bat only by the trustees or the Attorney
and that Mr.. Cutting, stakeholder liable for
banks debis not proper receiver. The Court
served iis decision.
IN tie Attorney Generals suit Mr. ArnOux obtained IN
order 10 show cause why receiver should not ne nI-
pointed.
Additional securities repledged Bonner sold at
auction yesterday. One lot Of 200 shares OF Bankers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

EX-Nicc-P President ColfaX is 10 lecture on
the Life ana Character OF Abraham Lincoln" No.
day evening, January -, the following corrcsi 0HG-
cnco viii SHOW
10 ne UOP SCHUYLER COLLAR:
DEAR SIR: We learn that the odd FcllOw5 OF the city
have invited YOU deliver lecture on Abraham
LncOln ~ ths civ, intending 10 appropriate its metz
proceeds toward thc erection Of monument 10 The
memory Of JOnn A. kennedy, VINO iOr ten years
superintendent of the police of New ORR. We Cordially
iO them IA tins invitation, tat oar citizens may nave
the opportunity Of hearing ffOm one 10 wei qualified To-
SPEAK Of the character and inner lie OF the great
tyrcu President
AetC Tort, Dee. 90, 1877.
Tins signed by t. d. Morgan. Fl ol c. Coudn, Jack
sou :. Schulz, Geo. II iIcpwuith DID, q. IL. Ii;fm
ID. william Orion VIM. L. 'DuG-o, Thurlo'r weed,
Geo. Jones' ). d. EuIehard, DID, j. r. Hurst. ID,
O.IcI How.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
LARGE FIRE AZ APPLETON. WIS.

CHICAGO, H., Jan. IA Times special from
Appleton. says tr2 th.s afternoon destroyed mum
Der Of business houses. Following the chct suG
crs: Bcrtsrhy d Johnson Dir, goods 81 iG0O. insured
for 5000; Posi- Publishing Co.. $4,000 insured FOR
$1,000; Leonard Bcrshiy. on building $4,000, insured
or - 800; j. Hammcysmth saloon, $500. insured for
~ 200; Patton Bros I0ccrs SO OOO insured for hall
Barnett & SraOclscr. s. COO Insured for half Smonss
Block, $4,000. iHsulcd ipr 5000; Beg;sChy's Hal
80 900 insured for ~ 900 and others in smaller amounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
p O ST S G RIP T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
,HE pORTE AND THE PEACE sCHEMEs.

LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. &, 1873.
The Tines's Vienna correspondent telegraphs the
following: 1T is announced from Constantinople
that the Porte has informed England of its rcadi-
ness TO enter into negotiations with Russia,
but intmated that il did not think negotiation
between military commanders as proposed by Rus
STA, suitable, much preferable method being nego-
taton through special plenipotentaries. There are
however, formal difficulties in the way Of this pro-
posal.
The Daily TdeGGpFs Vienna telegram says ::
England has informed the Government at St.
Petersburg that she has objection in principle to
the conclusion of an armisice in the mode proposed
by Russia but ~ regards terms of peace, no new
European programme must be drawn up without
the sanction of Her Majesty's Government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
SERVICES OF THE WEEK OF PRAYER.

The special sefI ices for the week Oh Prayer
were ou,Inucd Ilt Avenue Pa ST.! terrain Church
last evening" and were conducted by the Rev Dr. john
Hall The large chdrcn Was well 1iied, and the woi-
shippers took deep interest IN services. II WAS an
nOuIcrd tAat Tie church would be fec TO al,
aid tlAt those wiO were not regular attend
aus at any church especially Aylicd The scryicc
open, VIII prayer ana praise GeyCttdiO entrance
OF personal and relative mcrccs prayer Tor Tire Divine
blessing past privileges and Tor humble and CON
tIilc spirit" DR.. IlallbOok for bio text John ill., :
NhOsoeYcr cOnnittcth SIN tI8ls rcSscth also the law
for sin IS the udLsgr"ssOn o the law" The pastor APP
IIcd his text practically and spoke without notes The
services will be continued every evening this week. be-
ginning e, OclOcK Tue subject Tor THIS evening VIII
be Coos Grace provides a saviour"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
RELEASE OF TIE E.TELLE.

The steam yacht Estelle, which has been
held under surveillance at Bristol II. l., for month,
upon suspicion that she Intended q Cuban priva
teer has been released by tec Government. and Is
pected TO arrive here within u day or two Herman
Eobbe her owner declares that the that she is 10
her arrival here Is not true hi least. II such
Is the he has not bad the sghcs uiinHDD OF the
fact from Government. The only ia.g which delays
her departure Mr. Kobbe states is that her aeIs have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN ArcsHe HoLsl-EXS Senator George s. Bout
well ~ Ma.sachuactts Commodore FONha a. Parker u \
81 GENERAL scy mour Orebec and AlansoD = 'age
Osveg0 y. I.... GJtDd Cs,foI HOhiCAid Judge san
Ci,rrh az Cont Appeais ~
JGLcs Hoiei ESG overnOr Andrrw O. Curtin OF Pennsy
wanna E0sSorc HOtet Judge r. ingalls,, OF The New.
York Supreme COaTt -. NioGs HofeiWilliam d.
Bishop OF Bridle Conn Isaac Hnkey PRESIDENT OF the
PHILADELPHIA Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
CAPTAIN Samuel Bro0Ks ~ the steamship city ~ Montreal
ext Ongressnan T. h. Morgan Of Aurora n " aud the Rev
\. J. McConomy, Of Philadelphia BcoDoiHan Hotsi-
leNS Edward MiS Maficws IT, NG,i,cS o.
onel william D. Whppc U. \ y; ANemdr Hotsi1sid
uey Bartlett Boston Wnds0r HOiei-James Iilng
hast, OF Albany Ereren HoseJacob Nanatta OF New
Jai siy Professor iOrsford Cambridge Mass.
Ueslnlls.er HOiet-lchard ". Fold, Of Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TEIEGEApuIC NNTr9-

SAN FRANCIsCO Jan. both Houses Of the Leg
atrc adjourned to-day until wednesday OGt Of respect
the memory the late senator Porter.
Boston. Jan. Tn the United States Court this
afternoon Judge Lowell gave ms decision IN the OF Fe
refusing to send INN To Louisiana 10
Indictment there pending.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Jan. The Grand jury
has found indictments for msicmeanor against
Ieighton and against Leighton and e. T.. Brooks Jointly
I'm connection with the affair OF the eNcheauer pool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
Charlie Nav had been taught bv his fotbe


that God made all Things He began 10 inquire In detail
IN regard to various objects Coming day where
hs father at work. he set his bare foot on thistle.
Oh papa, what Is that1 "That Is a thistle Charlie"
"Thsilc! did God make III" "Yes, Charlie, God made
the thistle" "Wel. he whitfield 1t pretty sharp, ddn't
hci"
Out In Dakota the other day a stage load of
pas were compelled 10 hold their hands above
mon heads while a gang hghwayinen robbed them.
One a.. thu victims, who remarked "Ihis IL a high
handed l,ce of business" Was ell0Ned " keep his
20, u as . reward Tor hia humes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
REILLY OF MIR. COLrAX.
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. ]

South BEND, Ind. Jan. ]. 1873.
DEAR SIRs: II will give nc great pleasure, In accord
ance with your invitation Ahd one receives rom me odd
Fellows of iy native city deliver my lecture on The
Life and Character Of Abraham Lincoln IN NeWSuik,
monday, @sth init the night before Ms delivery ~ LIN
CASTER Pen , ana that pleasure ~ enhanced by the fact
that tue nett proceeds L. be applied toward monu-
ment ~ honor Of one OF the most Iailoc oi ctZns,
ana one OF The uOst intrepid Of police huuctlntnucnl8
Respectfully and truly yours, SCHUYLER COiFAN.
To MtrsTs H. ID. Morgan, Dodge, Wu,d, COudn. Jones.
schultz. HepwOrth, Burchard 1ilany, Hurst orion
and nXf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
MAHMoUD DAMAD STILL IN POWER.

LONDON Tuesday, Jan. g. 1873.
telegram received in Paris from Constanlinoplc,
reports that Malmoud Damad Pashas resignation
has been refused. lie attended council Of Minis
tiers held on sunday last.
fE,y amer 6ye,gn Ueps see fr.f pce.1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
WOUNDED TURKS AT SOPHIA.

NitFNAi IhfNihN Jhls - iE'''
The Uiepcr Prose- has special telegram stating
that the Russians found = 900 Turkish wounded IN
Sophia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
CoMNENoRATiNG ruE LEoFHEw-oRLEANs
\ special meeting of the Tammany Society

was held lat evening IN honor Of tho xty-thirl anu
ycrsarV 81 General JACKSON, victory az NcWO Orleans
Jain,. $. Tl 90. Ito elected. Ac!a II .C 'o,iS
nee: uc furIrolly istI. a. att.g which Mandatory
G., ucr; JarS made hN Mr.. Ihav'r
TaueS G. Sp,uC, and IIcUy L. tu' o.. and called ioIt
loud cheers. The ,cclts bI,f and the attendance
,ts ,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

no, been granted vet These were withheld because the
vessel aot supplied with the necessary Jfe-saving
equipment He expects the receipt OF the necessary
for OeStin ltlgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

LONDON Tuesday, Jan. >, ISIS.
Joseph Anderson & Son, provision merchants of
IIibernil Chambers. London Bridge, have failed
Their liabilities are supposed to be Sl,000,O0O
Their losses have been largely on Canadian pro-
duce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

Sheridan, to test the acoustic qualities of n
new theatre he had built desired the carpenter to speak
ON the stage. while he wOuld 20 and listen % HIM from
the gallery. "Now, then" said Sheridan when he had
asccndcd. The carpenter responded: and my mates
have been working for the last six weeks and
should IKE 70 the color OF your hOuo,'s money!
THAT VIII do" said Sheridan " the acoustics are per
fnpf'
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