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VIM NOTICE.,
John s. Murdoch, administrator of
William b. linn, deceased, who sues as
well on his own behalf as on behalf of
all the lien and simple contract creditors
OF William b linn,
against
William B. Brown, William G.. Brown.
julia &. linn, widow of said decedent,
John A, Ollie, James l.. Stone, James A.
Brown, trustee, John $. Murdoch. Mar
cellJs ~. Murdoch, Gustavus Cresap
trustee, David Wheeler, James c.. Nc
Grew administrator, with the will annex
ed, of Henry Sartzman. deceased, John
Burkhart. Emma homas and Harvey
Thomas, her husband, children and
heirs of Matilda Burkhart. deceased. late
Matilda Bland; Anna Lee Riley, Minnie
Riley, infant children of Harriet A.
EInd, children and heirs OF John Bland,
deceased; William J. Bland, Edward S.
Bland, Newon b. Bland, Minerva a.
Edmlston, late Minerva a. Bland and
Matthew Edm ston, her husband, Aman-
Ola IL. Brannon. late Amanda X. Bland,
and John Braunon, her husband; Mary
/. Lorentz late Mary l.. Bland, and ia
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band, children and heirs at law of Cha
risSa johnson, deceased, Permelia
Brown. iaie Permelia linn, and Anna
linn, JOSEF II linn, Virginia Zina and
Elizabeth linn, widow, children and
heirs OF Peyton linn, deceased; all heirs
of the said William Il. linn, deceased.
IN EQUITY.
By decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF the County of Preston, in the
above mentioned cause ON the iStc day
OF October, 1877. the report made by the
undersigned, Commissioner. was Ie-
,...1 Il 20 Ia. rsfl.
to take proof OF the debts other than tin o
judgments enumerated in said report
and make report ofthe same. The ne
cessity for taking the said proof grows
out Of the fac that, owing to a misun-
Outstanding between said Administer
tor, anu tue Court, the most of said debts
were proved before James w. Parks.
Esq. commissioner oil the. County
Court of ; id county, and whose report
Is flea III the last named Court.
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THE countenancei is paleand leaden-
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a circun1seribed spot on one or both
checks the eyes become dull (; the pu-
pills dilate ; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling ofthc upper lip ;occasional
headache, with humming or throb-
bling Of the ears ; an unusual secretion
of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with gnawing sem
sation ofthe stomach, at others, entire
lygone fleeing pains in the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, ut times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrequently tinged
with blood belly swollen and hard
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by hic-
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with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
LEE LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRAsCH. n. j.. July 31.--The weather
&. somewhat cooler to-day. IL has been cloudy OF
the day. rain has fallen and the walks aud drives
are rapidly drying. The wind ia from the southeast
NThe German at the West End, last evening very
brilliant affair. The paror tastafuily decorated
with flowers. The following the participants Mr.
r. Jenkins 81 New-York, and Miss Barton. OF Philade
phia, leading Hr. r. Stockton. Of Trenton, and Mrs.
barclay OF New-York Mr.. J. Hanson Thomas, OF Bat-
more and Miss Sherwood, OF Eew-YorE Mr.. Edwards,
OF Newly oIk and Miss schooley, OF New-York; Mr.. W.
A. M5ule of Baltimore. and Mas Frick. Of Baltimore
Mr. r. NJ Mcsherry OF Baltimore, ana Miss Heeu. OF
Baltimore; Mr.. Mcstea, Of Eew-OTleans, and Miss
Dugnn of Hew-Orleans; Mr.. W. T.. Hildreth, OF New
York, and Miss Franciscus, OF ST. LOUIS MI. E. b. Wall
OF Nrw-York and Miss Ormsby Of Trenton; Mr.. ID. T.
Dennison, OF New-York aud Miss J. sherwood OF New
York; Mr. Dade OF New-YorS and Miss Baehydt. OF ST.
Louis; Mr.. 4. Clay DuRan OF New-Orleans, and Miss
Smith, OF Baston DR.. John Van Bbber Of Baltimore,
and MISS Mcstea OF Neworleaus Mr.. Charles Thomp-
son. of New-York and Miss Andrews, Of Ptsburg; Mr..
j. Thompson. OF New-Yors, and Miss Baldwin, Of New
York: Mr.. F. b. Hertzog OF New YORK, and Miss Crane,
OF New-York
This morning Mrs Paddock maggie MtchelD left
Long Branch for san Francisco.
The fair held to-day by the ladies Mt the Rowland for
the OF old lady in Philadelphia very sue
ccssfuL The net profits amounted to 1925.
A fair Ia To be held Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week in tent the lawn OF the West End Hotel,
for the purpose paying the debt OF the Sea Side
Chapel The committee on arrangements are; Mrs. !.
l. West Mrs. General Porter Mrs. Governor Bedle ana
Mrs. Russell Sage.
game OF polo TO be played at this evening on the
Brighton Grounds. The children In the Hotel Brighton
give public performance OF Cinderella" In the plrlor
this evening There will be German at this hotel TO-
morrow night
Among recent arrivals are;
At the Ocean HOtel-D. g. Knox, Wheeling. W. va;
Charles =. Stevens BALTIMORE Isaac Dietrich PhladeI
phia; +. Roebling, Trenton; r. j. Farley west Point
Horato Ely Ir c. O. Brown Miss Coletti NJ Cregan, g.
II. Wilson, New-Gork. -, -
Al The Mansion House-John II. Harnett, Miss Rose
Osborn, Mrs Allen. MIST keane and family George A.
PotterfOn New-YOTk. -
A. the United s'ases Hotel-T. Haraguehl. Japan IT,
Wells John A. Toomey, Pniladelphia; the Rev. W. l..
Moore aud Miss Lille Moore, Little Falls n. j.
Al the Howland-Joseph COrns, Akron, OHIO j. NJ
Wilson and family. Washington Ben1aL1in H. 1iarnall
Philadep mia; Mrs. L. King, Newark John H. WaTsOn
Beverly, Mass; j. L. Cunningham Stepheh Brown
Glens Falls, ". Y. .
Al The West End HOTEL. T. Peck and wife. Chicago
william A. Platt Philadelphia George w. johnson aud
Miss Johnson IT, h. Hollins. Mrs. +. II. Rives, X. W.
Jenkins ID. s. DennsOn, A. Ldnler MIRA NJ A. COhheAy,
X. Barnes New-IOrk.
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racy Of the person making tho affidavit will war
rant False swearing is not perjury, and cannot be
punished as such, save when the oath is
taken in obedience to the requirements
of law. The value of such volunteer state
ments IS the above article substantially pro-
poses, may be any day by reference to the gro
tesque figures of circulation published in some of
the newspaper directories, and actually believed
by some of the more creduous of advertisers. These
statements profess TO be duly sworn to, and yet
they are often known to be false, and
curiously and cOnclusively shown to be so in
recent quite noticeable case in Cincinnati.
The circulation through the mails is shown with
absolute accuracy by the postage returns. We do
not see how such accuracy can be attained as to
other circulation save under some legal provision
either requiring permitting official inspection in
the interest of advertisers with the vericaton of all
books and returns under oath by as many employees
concerned as the officials may think it need
full TO call. We do not believe 1t i'm
practicable to procure such a law, and should
be especially glad of The HTaldS powerful aid in
that direction. What honest ground there could be
for opposing it cannot conceive. 1t
would not be needful to make the pro-
visions of the law obligatory. If the law
only furnished the machinery, the adver-
tsers would furnish the obligation, and the news
papers which failed, at their request to comply with
its provisions would be rated accordingly But
until some guarantee for absolute accuracy can
be obtained, the newspaper which publishes an
honest statement of its circulation las we are sure
The Herald will do if it publishes any at ALI, will
be at the mercy of airy INSCRIPTIONS rival
who may choose to publish a dishonest
statement and the whole talk about
circulation degenerates as it has often done in
the past, into competition in the fine art of
lying. We have no gifts that way, and should de-
cline the cOmpetition.-Edl
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facts IL IL the opufon of insurance men that the report
Is not cisc0uragDg 0ne Tho seycnty-one companies
In New-YOrk show balance In favor OF income over
expenses OF SI64 after 55o677 has beel paid 10
stockholders in dividends The aggregate assets nave
decreased S22I Gs2 but the liabilities have diminished
SI,0i1,ls4 Several companies show apparent cx-
cess OF expenses income but In most this Is
explained above and In nearly case there Is
surplus sufficiently large to place the companies beyond
danger except from some very disastrous fire.
Three companies are reported as having impairment
OF capitalize Fremen's Fund, S133s5; the Franklin,
S12,658; and the Emporium Sll973. These impair
ments are not new resulting from causes They
were reported last December were caused by depre
citation Of Government securities and in every case nave
been d1rng she past SIX monss Ia me
as having impaired their capitals or these TWO nave re,
cuperated four have consolidated and become Two ana
the three above remain. The officers of these
companies talked freely on the saDeei yesterday
The president OF the Emporium said that January I,
1873 his company impaired $194S1 by the shrink
age OF securities. 10 Two years Governments worm
$4,000 shrunk to 100000. and $1,000 was lost on
10000 shares OF LehIgh bonds This deficiency has been
made up 20 l1973 at the close OF the month y VIII not
whole II there should be shrinkage on Govern
Tine Firemen's Fund the secretary said has had an
unfortunate half year but not more so than all compa
nes are Liable To have In eighteen months lost 24
500 by depreciation OF Government securities and on
January L, its impairment amounted TO $13 406. This
was reduced April TO - 000 after when thsre was
of heavy losses. from the Minneapolis fire, the
burning of CogaIes factory aud other fires That the
impairment is now only little less than six mon tbs
The secretary OF the Franklin said that the impair
ment of his company had been reduced from $4,000 70
less than 600 in the last six months Prior 20 anu-
airy the Stockholders bad put Ia $4,000 10 make up
for by depreciation OF securities aud from other
causes; the Insurance Department bad, nevertheless
demanded investigation which had injured the Dusi-
Of the company and impaired its credit through ad
newspaper reports. Tue special efforts OF us OH
had since been directed TO reducing its abites
many OF its risks have been reinsured IN the Liverpool
and London and Globe and II s transfer OF tnis re-
money that has swee1 tue apparent expenses
Of the company far beyond Its income.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01
NOTES From NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 30.-NewpOrt has been
visited to-day with rantorm, and the city has
indeed worn very fOrlorn appearance The rain. how
ever will do great amount Of good The hotels, As viii
be seen below had "a fair number Of arrivals:
Hotel Aqudneck-N NJ. Rose, ]. H. Barton and wife.
Little Rock Ark; Alex. Poke the Rev. G. E. Burke, p
Burke Springfield Horace Stokes Samuel Bispham. IT,,
Philadelphia A. c. Franklin, Mrs. c. V. Franklin. H. p
Clark, New-York; John lowering and family German
town; Andrew Mueller, p +. Gehmann, Leon NJ. Han
lne H. Smith, j. II. b. jefferson and wife, j. E. Tyler
aud family Mrs J. II. Norris Baltimore.
Ocean House-E. 8. Danes and wife, Miss Danes. Miss
Potts, J. q. watmough and wife, Mr. and MIRA Morton
McMchael, Jr George L. Harrison, r.. and wife, Pha-
dolphin H. W. Hatfield, Hartford John Olmsted, Wells
olmsted YoDkers n. Y; s. d. Bush Mrs NJ. T. Fellows,
Boston A. b. r. sprague. Mrs. 7. g. Johnson Mrs. E.
NJ Knowlton. Worcester Mrs. +. NJ Springer, Newton
Samuel Smith. Ballston Mrs. X W. Montgomery and
family EewOrleans; Mrs. L. A. Stevens, James Wilcox.
J. O. Thompson and wife, New lOrki J. ii. 5tauner ana
family Hew-Orleaus; ]. ID. Gill, Springfield w. NJ VII
SON Cleveland l.. j. de Stamarna, San frnneseo; Z.
W Gaddes and family, Baltimorej IL q. WellInan,
Providence: J. o. Billings, Mobile j. H. Dodge Mrs u
MA q ~ Pond OF Hartford, has arrived. and has
rented the fue Stone villa on Beleyue-aye owned Dy
the late dney Brooks. of Boston.
The slOOp-yacht Addie VoOrnls, and the schooner
yachts Restless and Note, Of the Yacht CluD
| have arrived here.
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DIED.

BOYD-Hester widow OF Nathaniel Boyd her 81 year.
Relatives invited % attend the funeral from
4OS East I4th ST.. THURSDAY, at 2 2. m.
pROWFR Tuesday July So May only daughter " John
Matilda Brewer, aged IL Years
OF her parents Boulevard lOSh
and lO9th-sts, on Thursday, August ], at O'CLOCK
EDGAR-At Green Ridge. Wednesday morning, July
81 1873 DT. David A. Edgar, aged Is years.
Relatives friends tue family also members OF the Rich
0pd Comfy Medical Society respectfully invited 10
attend from his late residence ON Friday Aug
ust ., at II o'clock a m.
Inerment az MOraytan Cemetery.
Carriages will be in waiting at Chiffon Landing on arrVA
of boat leaving New.York at a. m.
GIBBONS-At Wilmington Del, the 20th inst Louis son
KING-In Chicago Juy2e stephen t. Of Martha D. and
the late William q kng. .,-,, .,.., 4.
attend funeral from 1877 ROsssL, Brooklyn f. d. on
Thursday August /, at O'clock .. m.
Chicago and san Francisco papers please copy
MERRITT-suddenly Tuesday morning. July 30 at his
Relatives ana friends family invited attend the
funeral services the Cong gaOnal Church. South Nor
walk m Thursday, August 1, at 4:SO D. m. -.
BID m. Returning leaves south NorwaU at GA p m
MILLERAt Mount kisco, on Wednesday July 81 John A.
Miller, aged 70 years
Funeral onS SATURDAY., at IL a. m.
CarriaQ es the $50 train from New-Tork
Friends are invited attend without further notice.
MITCHELI-At ROckaway. Wednesday, July 81, John
w Mitchell In the $50 year OF his age.
Relatives trends invited % attend the funeral az st
Georges Church. Flushing. FRIDAY, August at $3.50
The trai, leaves Long Island City at 3 p. N.
Charleston Is. c. papers please cOpy.
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6uerial Notlees.
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for France 10 be tcrwared BY tns steamer must
be specially addressed and AZ a. M f2T Erspes arsc tx
Tor Europe BY steamshp CITY o. Chester va 1aeeos-
town (coresDOndence for Germany and FIauce 70 De oI
Wared Dy must 10 specially addrssse ana 40
l2m Europe steamship Weland via Plymouth Chef-
bonrg ana Hamburg; SATURDAY AZ $3.50 a u,for ~.
rope by steamship AdFiauc VIA Qneenetown eortspoaa
encc Germany aud scotland 70 DO FORWARDED by TINS
steamer specially addresse and az M Tor scot
and direct steamship DeyOaa via Glasgow ana AZ lloy
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Brenen The city New York Aigert CITY OF
Chester and Adriac DO not iake mats sor Denmsr. w
aep NORWAY The mails for Hnyu sayanuia &c esso
York July 80 The mails Tor Aspnwsi an south fsSiae
pQrfs leave Nsw-Yofk July 81 The muls i0f the West
Indies via Beruada and 81 Thomas also vie a ana sna %
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Post oluee Sew. York July "a, 1878
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:, .,o,,z. on one end in relief. an Indian soldier
s So te nand Of British soldier. with tho motto
ka.nea,h "Defence not Defiance" and on tho other
@ Rtsh sailor with the motto. Ready, aye Ready
~ p,,tsb arms with rose, shamrock and thistle 10
the centre Of the front OF the oaske and the arms
,si. tte hack while around the edges are TO be
OF cole ipdIeatye OF Englands nautical supre-
an isSIe OF the easket the DIES gn provides Tor
riler on winch fold sheet OF yelnm ooh1anlg .no
,,icr 10 work on the spring principle OF WludOM
hsds sng as design for the handle crossed pen ana
sna arI snrmounted by the Earls crest IN gold.
WAsuISGToN, July 81 Secretary Sherman
,a,va here tomorrow evening. with his family, for
~, ,osa az ENJOYING a week or ten days recreation,
WI ~ an Long Island OF Connecticut.
ToxpoN, July 31.-Mlle. Albani, the prima
oDna and Dir Ernest eye to be mar1od an Warwick
street Chapel Oh the 6th OF August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-01

p. r. Cadden ]. NJ Brookfed c. II. Harvey, II. Elliott
BROOKLYN j. b. Williams and wife. Miss H. Williams, W.
Uarvell. Phladelpbia.
A, Congress Hall-w B. Stafford and wife, MISC
Stafford, a. L. Cummings, Mrs. W.. H. Power,
Mira. L. X Topnan. W. sexton Mrs j. r. Yer,
non, j. F. Vernon, III. Smith. g. Howard, Mrs
v. BIeaanan, O. r. buchanan New.lork; A. Schmidt
9. Bennett, ]. sawyer, r. Martin, Brooklyn
W. L. Wolfe and wife, j. II. wilson and family, G, r.
Downing, Miss Downing. Baltimore.
At the UGited Stases-H Battershall and wife. ]. b.
Carter and wife, j. b. Raynor and family General G. W.
Darling Mrs Darling Miss H. @. FIber. Miss NJ. Piston
Nicoxson, j. s. Cushman O. a Wilcox VI. NJ. ShelbuFn
Mira Sheburn, NewYOrk H.Sanger and wife. the Misses
Sanger, Brooklyn j. +. Burngame and wife, Miss
j. BurlIngamc. BOstOn,