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New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
TotaIiahliities.

in tln sl,uln9iics also NAV De seen tendencies and
In each aay found suggestions for legislative rene
dies AID Ic issi. 20 which shall rcfcr subsequently.
IL the department, during the last year, thcc wcrt
received und burned ~ 0J3 IN state bank bills OF these
~ % were TIE notes O banking associations ana FIJl
nctc lils Of incu pOratcd haukr The toia amount "f
c Ell AZ ng notes OF b0th Xmas cahccIu dg thc Sc"i
inc onts,anding acreeite circulating notes Of The
81 tte bJuks Was SGG2,9l2 80 September 30. 1877.
The circulaf outstanding and secured on sccmhcI
80 1877 was Sll5S23 a the same datc the unsecured
circulation Sjl7,OSJ 80
Many state BANK 3lls sent to tho department for
redemption. which The banks OF Issue are not legally
bound 10 redeem the period ior lawful redemption hay
iug exrircd. Considerable sums were presented thl'
fuy stored away for years by lis possesSoIs IN easy
confident faith That u was me safest loIm III "hlch
money could be kept II Is credltabe to lne
of the banks that several OF them redeemed these notes
upon presentation to them though every legal obig"
ceased some tim" ago. ,. 49,. -. -
The securities held by Tho superintendent III trlat on
September 80, 1877, amounted TO Tl3ilo9s 90 iheS
composed Of mortgage 12J9o3; c,h TdVo,sJ5 10
and stocks 81 81 300 The total decrease III securities
during the year was 439,32O o.
TRUST ASD OHER COMPANIES.
End law authorizing the superintendent to make
icqusltiOn trust company, Oihcr uOncltd cor
poTation than banks to make M deficit III capital. When
| 1t Is found impaired AZ most such companies haV
largo outstanding obligations and constantly az
| snu.n0 new ones IN one form or another. and as
creditors enter into the relation of creditor the
basis that the company has fixed capital which IA in
tact see good reason why snch corporations should
NOT be treated Just like the banks. BY chapter 80 Laws
of 1873 both put the same footing In respect Ia
reduction of capita respectfully submit that both
should be- under law as regards making good dcit
In capital and that the superintendent should have the
same power over each kind OF corporations when the
condition of impaired capital is found TO exist:
In 1878 an passed respecting safe deposit com
panes They required TO report 70 this department.
and the superintendent Is auln3raed 70 & examine them
ting the superintendent to snch companies Tor the
expenses of the department In consequence the super
nendent not the money with which to print blanks
reports OF the companies or TO print III tie an
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

pourROY's Exact Fitting Frame With Fiugcr-
Pal il the heat radical cure truss. 7i6 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

COUNTERiCT A TENDENCY TO CONSUMPTION
i}v usrg IN effective -Ulmouic, PHILLIPS "fALAlAhlh"
con Twin O In combination with PHosPrO NutiNE sold
by AN druggists. Depot NJ. fiattst.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10
DISEASES
OF TIE
NERVOUS SYSTEM

Tho importance x The nervous system its power ne
ana tbc direct bo.rus which IL has ou human Aa'pi.ss
oougIly rcp Md ita sDd The d'nEnr ~ "seFmf,
ing IT, whether through Intense mental ap ica, of W VIC
D,r-.syp ufl,lce OF the apQct ahi ~ .rs.'.ts go
,sr sria,s ~ When the HnrN1us sys,en
,drruCrd Is Absolutely necessary p promptly &c az
an w'o fOs To- TlS 0f }l4a mas =.
vote. ai.l attention 10 ris s;u 'ani "Io lroh
hrs yrnr enc. and prc has learH'd t0 ossoE 9hoo
i ga Se rl as pruui ty apply tc rtbiNt, u' "N,"'h3
hr uqin, 3 STOW k for the truth So eoi 1"h l to u.
-. .uI b. moving To The patient. we, Ncly nat
q without feliy NbN ~ I'M f'ei'I Wv.
Il the dsf,cincnf tie liUDaDnHs % i''uiot@"'n
ana tar fClur H. -,.. .-...,., a.,
nd t i,.'r ,r IL 4 the power - connected 'hDucM
tp ofy r,ro.,r ia str 'ngth by huls prdp"' TED .a
lrshed l,, the u.s. ut certain systeCtIt motions -
10, slla. with she nerves G. ~ prHb "fI 'E.bo
s The value o tiis branch Of mcNca 'ct'e c.u
,.rflf.F marriage, to p'i. l'tHn Va
t, uar.- securing " hereditary uttS ana inc ies1
TO-. at estates. . ihc -aint fanny
Prom long aud afgo experience IA tis cir,' u
ben able command o. NY sue 'ss ule I
.ltir ftu.l 10 the til All ia'."i az
can comrrncat- tuch tn.t pertain 20 80 cN' l,.s ~
~ ~ sfeil amt ,i' POI i, 9.
cv ug powers. whether 4 BRAIN ~. S'''t h"p'"''
pas2on.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-10

dencr No. II Fourth place. was robbed OF $1,000 the
owner suspected boy named william Marshall OF the
i, I'M, claimed that the latter ESCAPED through the
cnuui.uurc OF Detectives Roche Rnd MahOney OF thc
Tur1 Precinct The charges wer. allowed 'n rest litii
rcncn,iv when they were brought before the Police Com
is.,lirIs. The altun bcEan before The board
Yesterday. The only testimony tcndiLG 10 mCupii'
.i,r d,cctiyo was the statement of Mr. De Bunr that
Dtcctve MahOncy had said IN his presence that he had
sufficient evidence 10 convict the thcf The conils-
siouers reserved their decision.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

Senator Biaina's speech in support
Of his resolution for the investigation
Of the recent election frauds was a
singuarly calm aud cool production
for him, bat it contained clear state
ment ct facts which the country will do
well to ponder. He claims that the
blacks were practically distranchised
in most OF the congressional districts
10 the Southern States, and that white
Democrats elected the representatives
10 snit themselves without giving the
opposition apyl chance to make the
contest Ia their favor, in other words
though ia many cases IN the minority,
ye, electiag nearly all the representa-
tives which il practically making a
Southern voter who was on the side OF
The conIederaoy during the war have AS
much power as far us congress is con-
cerned as twn voters who were on the
Union side. In Iowa aud Wisconsin il
takes 1872 900 white population TO send
representative 10 congress. while 10
south Carolina. Mississippi and Louisi.
ana il takes but co, 900 white people.
/ So that intimidation aud fraud not only
cheats the blacks Of the rights accord
cd them by the constitution, hut also
cheats The Northern people. who have
a right TO know that all the representa-
lives to congress are fairly elected,
The resolution also permits the frauds
Ia New York aud Massachusetts, TO be
Investigated II there really was any
fraud In the latter state. Ben Butler
would have capital chance to expose
Il. aud Il be does not seize The cppor.
tunily people may as well make up
their minds that there was no fraud
there. and the same may be said OF
New York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19
WEEK or PHAYER.

The executive committee Of the
Evangelical Alliance OF the United
Ststes makes the following suggestion
for the Week of Prayer, subject to
such alterations as local circumstances
may render desirable The Alliance ID
now SO widely extended as TO include
10 its membership. Christians in all ma
tions. and the first week in JanuaIy,
1879, will be observed in all Christian
countries and at missionary stations in
Heather lands.
For the Sabbath. January 5. as sub
ject for the pulpit; christian Union
Monday, January 6. Thanksgiving
for blessings Of the year past, and
prayer for their continuance.
Tuesday, January I. Prayer for the
Church Of Christ its ministers, its
growth in grace, aud it's enlargement.
Wednesday. January 8. Christian
education; the family, the young, col
leges, Summaries Of learning, Sunday
aud other schools; Christian associa-
tons Of young men and Of young wo-
men.
Thursday, Janrary o. For nations,
rnlers and people. for peace and reli-
gious liberty 10 the earth.
Friday. January TO- The press ; for
blessing on the publishers, editors
and authors; the cause Of temperance
and other social reforms.
Saturday, January IL. Home and
Foreign Missions and the conversion OF
the world.
On Sabbath evening, January IL, il
is suggested that public union meet
ings be held for prayer, praise and the
presentation Of the object and work Of
the Evangelical Alliance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

woala rsqaire 20 ss5rs o. The part a
oesgress er asybody elss 70 get il iaso
geasrAl sircai4sios. on II il wss worth
a. mueA ~ Reld 10 tie maFkets u the
world thsrc woala lie 90 great trouble
ir aisposisE q i. although ], . ineoB-
venient whea used IN quantities. bat
tie fact reEsins that Il is actually
worsh considerably less thAa gold
dollar, and Il i no wonder that people
dislike 70 take il il large quantities,
although q llmited Amoant could be
kept 10 circulation Aa a subsidiary coin.
The people al large do mol like il, and
il congress sbeald make laws 10 coiu IL
10 large quantities and enforce its CIR.
COLLATION., the people. who are the real
iaw-mAking power. would soon see
tia, the Objectionable laws were repeal.
ed.
Silver money is not as bad - fAl
money because it is actually WoEth
something 10 exchange with foreign
nations. though many Of them no long,
ct use il as money.
Our law makers may be assured that
the people will not long submit 10 a
debased currency, or double stand
ard Of currency. or money which Is
worth nothing except the fat Of gov
eminent They are continually trading
with other nations. buying aud selling,
and they want money which will be
recognized as such by other countries,
and they want such money current here
so that they will not be compelled to
go to the spectators and buy il when
they wish to use il. There are some
people 10 different parts of the country
though we believe their numbers are
growing less, who are clamoring for
"cheap money aud plenty Of IL, but
they are beginning TO see that 1t would
be the dearest in the long run.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19
NOTICE IN INsOLVENCY.

Z NIkEE ~ fEkANHfs
coart Of Insolvency. for the Dislrie, u han-
chester, as.
la the Matter u .. l.. Mccall InsolvsDt
Notice IL hereby giYeh that ltafaa u. Cpnsnts
u Rupert IN sEid district. sfeditufs Lied his pc
tlsioB 10 said Eoafi on ths txd day ~ October,
1875 aEsinnt TIE sasd J. l.. Mccall, thststa set-
ding forth ia sabstsgee among oiAsf thlegs HAT
raid debtor sac owing hia $500, ihst a4ia debtor
wae insoivent that bis indebtedness gisEtiy ~.
essdsd HIS assetts, and had committed Aeia ~
Insolvency. and pfsfiDg that ssld Mccall miGhi
be sdla6gse insolvsBt ard biz estate bs disirib
uted AmoBg hin creditors aee0rdisg ~ ths stat.
ate 10 sneA eases ado and provided.
And each proceedings ssfe had thereon a A.
Court u Insolvency holden ~ Manchester ia
ssld district 90 the "a dty u Dseembsr. IT'S,
Hon. bannsy hoaard, Judge. pfssldlLg; that
sAia l.. MCCALL va Adjadgsa inselYsat sna
ordered ~ Gle IN s2id Ceart . schedule ~ Lis
CREDITORS, ihaebtsahfsa All ssssts according u
las. And said efesr Lssins bsep e0ng tsa wtth /.
tkesef0rs u il ordered Oy Lbe Court that tL3fs
viii ba Iaseting 0f tbs creditors ~ the said
debtor for the pufrsse u pxgfiBa theiF respets
tiss esims aa9 ehpsiDg oas o. moFs ssssKaess
" ssla iasolfsBt estate. - bs kgtasn St toaft
u Insolvency W BE- heidsa Al the 0ines ~ sal4
Osast ID The Village " fsetogy Point, IL Mo.
hestsr. ln ssn district 81 the 81 dEy u la,
uaFYs a. b. lkles
Aae Il IL f8fth r. ordeFsa hat gGe pAymsni n
any dsbts aud tbs dsAFstl q Az property BE-
i0nging 10 SAD Dsltor q Lin, ~ fof be ess
nn4 tas tAhsieK u AGy pfgteftg ~ him afe f0fs
baaasn ~ iAa. 81 order n the CoHfs
u. X, klAOsbs. register.
Manchester, W.. pes, ssE. IRIS. sos~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

Pnuccss Alice secobd daughter 81
Qores yictoria Aa1 wlfs 81 the grasd
date q Hrsse. hss jssi died Of diptshs.
ria. The grabd dske himself. bis sou
aad iesr u bic Eve daughters were ~
afflicted With the disease. aud the
youngest child. Mary. four years old
lsst May. died Of Il 10 printing these
facts and snlarging spoa the prevalence
II diphtbena and he Obscure character.
the Los8ou Tines says that early 10
the pressst year il manifested iiseli a.
al epidemic Of considerable severity 10
the north Of London. leading to the Tor
nation Of 3 committee to Investigate
The general sanitary coalition Of that
locality, ohe 81 tie discoveries being
thai yearly all the houses 10 the dis
lHct affected were open 10 the invasion
u sewer gas.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

The Times lays prominent official
connected with one Of the companies
wlich figure 10 the coal combustion
said that all hope oI forming new
contract was giv"a up by the New
YORK companies. the light was be
tween Philadelphis aud New York for
supremacy. aud the companies Of the
latter city are united 10 the determine
tipn Ut 20 be dictated TO, they ia.
trad 10 absndei any liked schedule Of
rates and go into market tor the best
prices they CAP get The wholesale
prices iof coal were reduced from 80 %
40 per cent, aud al coal stocks de-
elined heavily 10 the stock market
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

II does not seem probable that the
Interstate commerce bill passed by the
house Of representatives last week will
become law. There is, however, q
certain amount Of justice in the princi'
pie upon which it is founded. Pooling
OF receipts by railroads is prohibited,
and rates OF freight charges are to be
the same proportionslly for short as for
long distances, aud also for small as for
large quantities That is TO say, rail.
roads are not TO be allowed to discrim-
mate between their customers, and
charge more in proportion for carrying
goods 100 miles than 500 miles, or for
a single ton more in proportion than for
so tons. In short, the bill is based up.
on the granger theory which made so
much progress in some OF the western
states three or four years ago. We
hardly think the measure under consid.
ration Is capabIe OF accomplishing the
end desired. 1t may. however. serve
good purpose in warning railroad
companies Of the possibility that an
imperative popular demand will be
made for the regulation Of their business
BY law unless voluntary reform be in
augnraied = Troy Times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19
s1LvkR aoNEY

EARLY 10 the session Senator Beck
inlrod0ced resolution directing the
Secretary OF the Treasury to inform
congress what had become OF the silver
coined, aud what be lad done with the
silver received from customs. The law
requires that the money received from
customs sball be used 10 paying the
iatetest ca the debt, aud portion set
aside isr sinking fund. and the balance
fanny .shali be paid into The L. s. treas.
Try ior the ordinary appropriations.
Beck and other silver men claim tbs.
The Secretary has DOT done bis duty IN
getting silver isto circulation, and they
.iso favor las compelling nalioual
banks 10 receive silver on deposi, indis.
efiminately ~ilA gold.
Nov il i very plain that il tbs peo-
pie preferred silver 10 other monsy il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

la answer 10 the demands on Coy
uart,er iol aid 10 re-establish order in
the western pat VI Nebraska he states
be Is ealirely helpless Ia order to
pursue criminals men must be hired,
aud be has not ceet at his diyposal
Tor such purpose. He might call up.
on sheriis. bnt The counties ia which
the disturbances occurred have TO
funds he 0ntha Herald states that
ulae murders occurred 10 siusle week.
Despeiadoes mob. kili aud burn alive
Al their pleasure. The necessities Of
the case are so great that leading eli.
zsas o, the state are called upon to de.
ylse plan to meet the emergency
kichstd-, the supposed murderer u
Eve pcssous 80 keaaey county, bias
been captured at Falls City Lynching
Is teArea
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

The Washington correspondents have
alreAdy begun 10 photograph distin.
guished statesmen. Blaine" says
one Of them. "looks older His hair,
prolsse 10 quantity aud as white as
snow. quite solteus the hard lines Ia bis
handsome face. lie is tall aud portly,
and his dark eyes fash the fire Of am.
billion kindled 10 bis heart He dresses
well. bot does not by any means affect
she style 40 Characteristic Of Senator
Burnside. As watched him yesterday
l comprebended fully the reason Why
Senator Blaine 30 favorably impresses
all with whom be is brought into direct
communication. He has . hearty,
generous way, way more Western
than Eastern. aud way conveying
the idea that be is sincerely your
friend, When we noted him he was
in cheerful conversation with Senators
Edmunds aud Morrill,. as | thought,
nowhere could we find finer types Of
New England manhood"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

Dean stAuley's visit TO America is
thus spoken Of BY his sister, the wife Of
DE- Vaughn. IA letter TO clergyman
10 Brooklyn. "As to our Dean. we all
agree that We never saw . person 20
q an,fcrmed. He ID like one who car
= led huge buriea over the Atlantic
aud left il % the other side Ten
years hase been taken from his age
His enjoyment has been intense Your
new world surpassed al bis cxpecta-
tions He lie sure. lhink. to return
again 10 see some other quarters yet
unvisIted Of your great land. The
MADNESS. The priueely kindness and
hospitality with which be was received
has left an Impression never to be
enaecd. Truly you are a wonderful
people. great and very wonderful
people
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

john w. Garret was reelected presi-
dent Of The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad +,
being bis twenty.frst consecutive election
10 that Office
Ex.Gov. Curtin has served formal
notice OF contest ou Yocum, Republican
aud National, for seat Ia the next con-
gress from the twentieth peunsy lyania
district.
Various bills aud resolutions looking
to the settlement of the stste debt ones.
ton ere being INTRODUCED Into The Virgi.
ola legislature.
We have seen a.poFtralt OF the ADeer Of
AfghabIs,an. lie parts bis hair on the
isothermAI line. This is enough; let The
war proceed.
The first person The Princess Louise
danced With 10 Canada was printer
asmed Stevenson Bot be qail the print.
Ing business some time since, aud /, now
colonel aud a millionaire.
The Harkeye man, writing from BIOS.
ton observes that The old people there
have all the good eyes, while The younger
glasses are ancommonlY short sighted.
lie il inclined TO think babies are born Ia
Boston with speclaeies on.
The late Henry Wells Of Aurora wAs
one Of Tie founders OF Wells, Fargo 4
Co. = express. The beginning Of the sos
famed eOmpsny WA Ia two carpet bags
10 ls4z--ose carried by Fargo iron BaG.
as0 10 Albany, tbs olbeT by Wells frem
AlbsHy 10 Mes York.
TIE balboa valss Of TIE barnard dollar
il Ees York IL fFsciion lea than "a ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19

osHit II free alasgs q silver vess al
lampd tiA sonAaA Hisaa owners and
builiea 8eslen uaaA clear u ~ eents
90 every 81 Efains q toe silver they
mlKAl choose n send 10 the mlnt.
PaAoA ,aFns oui The following sud os-
ten.ktloHsiy claims to have received y
iron Edison: "Jast discovered method
Of lighting dFawieg.roou by means q
The electricity generated BY stick OF
scaling WAX aud ioln cat Specifications
BY my mai. Keep private. Sell gas
shares short
Ia New York, Saturday, Jessie liant,
aged 20, was married TO David Bnsbee,
aged -. Soon after she soagbl a war
rant for David's arrcst, asserting that be
bad ihreAtened 10 kiil her u she did not
marry him, and THAI be led bar TO the
minister's house with razor IN his
pocket which be threatened to use Il she
made any resistance.
George schaefiet, resident Of German
town, Ohio. was shot Friday IN bis own
house by George Leighty, sehaetIer was
OF incorporate habits, sud had become
inosnsed over family difficulty. Leigh,y
who was engaged to soAaensr's daughter
was attacked by Schsetler ia bis rage,
aud claims that be fired the shol 10 self
defepee.
A Salt Lake telegram SAYS that Libby
y. Young, third wife OF John W Young,
presented herself ins 81 500 dress at a
ball given by The Knights Templar 10 that
city on Thanksgiving eve, but was re-
fused admission on the ground that polyg'
amous women are improper persons.
ASS result of prolonged observation,
the Norwich Conn Bulletin remarks
"a msu will pasture bis fowls on his
neighbors all summer and preserve the
most complacent conscience in the state
but let sneak thief come along some
moonless night aud bags couple ofdecrep.
Il old hens, aud he will raise how that
can be heard over In Rhode Island
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-12-19
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