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Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

EAsTER.-Rev. A. G. Bakewell, Rector,
will hold services on tomorrow, Easter,
as follows: Al Grace Church: st. Fran
cisville, Service and Holy Communion at
II o'clock, A. NJ. At Alton Villa, eve.
ming service at 4:30, =. NJ.
There will DO no service at either
the Catholic or Methodist Churches, the
pastors being in attendance at other
points.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20
81. AMMES ~ IN.

No. 40. Magazine ST.. Near Ca
OPPOSITE
MORGAN's TEXAS r. II. & STEAMSHIP
OFFICE.
VS.. Boil,
In Office ) 4. 4. n n THasso1' Hatsc'
Having leased this Hotel for five
years, it is my purpose to keep it open at
all seasons, and make it desirable abode
for guests, both permanent and transient.
The table will continue 30 be the leading
feature of the st. James. Tcrms only
- SO per day.
JAMES r. LEAKE,
Proprietor
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
One of the pledges given by the DEM
ocratlc party in the lest campaign, and
one too of az much Importance as any, af-
ter those guaranteeing the personal
rights of all citizens, was that in relation
to the public educational system of the
State. Under the administration of the
Republican party the public schools of
Louisiana were q ridiculous farce. The
moneys set aside for school purposes
were either squandered in fat jobs or
contracts to partisan contractors or were
wholly diverted from their proper appli-
cation, to fill the purses of scho ol officers
who were part and parcel of the cor
rupt organization that constituted the
machinery of the State government.
In the country parishes at least, the
schools amounted to about none at oil.
In West Feliciana very few if any were
kept open for moro than three months of
the year, and as general thing the
inferior order. Thus was q large part of
our population deprived of the tadvan-
tages of common school education, and
to such an extent had the abuse been car
ried that the subject was made one of
the principal issues of the campaign,
the Democratic party planting itself
squrely on the promise to effect the de-
sired remedy and to afford to all, the
educational facilities contemplated in the
laws of the 3 tate.
1t is q matter of graduation aud ono
which the people ofboth races can fully
appreciate, that the party has fully re-
deemed.it: pledge so far as our. parish is
concerned. Laboring under many dis
advantages at the outset, our efficient
School Board, with earnest and enefget-
ic zeal, have succeeded so far in over
coming obstacles as to afford at present
first-class facilities for the requirement
of a good common school education by
not less than one Thousand children !; the
reports from the several schools showing
that, while the aggregate attendance is
62S, the number could be increased to
1880 without exceeding tue limit Of 60
pupils to each teacher.
An examination of the teachers re-
ports for the month of March, reveals
the following agreeable facts:
There are established in West Fell
ciana, and working with a falr average
attendance and under competent prlnci-
pals and teachers, fourteen schools, six
of which are for white, and eight for col
ored children. The total number Of pu-
pills attending these schools foot up in
the aggregate, G2S, Of whom 175 are white,
and 45:s are colored, and 81 ,-aro males
and 280 females, one report failing to
make the distinction as to sex.
We are informed that under ANY cir
cumstances likely to occur, these schools
can be kept open eight months, while the
School Board will use every exertion, to
keep them running ten months of the
year.
With these facts and fig dres before us,
we feel justified in claiming that the
education pledge has been faithfully dis
charged.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20
GEN. JOSEPH f. JOHNSTON.
(Mobilo Register.

Gen. Johnston is now a citizen of tho
grand old commonwealth which gave him
birth, and upon whose chronicles are en-
rolled the names of many of his illus
trious kindred. 1t is with pleasure that
his old soldiers of tho Gulf States learn
that the Richmond district proposes to
send him to the next Congress. Let Vir-
gin;s send him to the United States
Senate. and round his glorious life with
the highest hOuors in her gift.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20
Patents and Inreniore

1 NttVto "bH 4H' t"'"0
We procure Letters Patent OH u
tions. No attorney fees IL adtINxr y
plicatinns for patents in the u
States. No charges unless the Ea'9
granted. No fees for making prellils9
examinations. No additional fees y ]
tanning and conducting releAi1
Special attention given to ip'ef,rg]
eases before the Patent Office, -
sions before Congress, infringells..:
in different States, and all litisu"1
pert tanning to inventors or paten'iS !
also procure patents in Canai'a 'Tu "a,
foreign countries, Send stamp ~
phlet giving full instructions a'0
United States Courts and Dfpar'nn
Claims prosecuted in lie SupresiAse,J1 s,1
of the United States, Court o. ,.s, M
and all classes OF war claims p'''
Executive Departments.
arrears Of Pay and Bou"'y
Officers. soldiers and sailors o. u]
war, or their heirs, are i'll man! ."s .",
titled to money from the Govern
Which they have no knowjeds"' sn
full history Of service. and sta' E1 I'M
of pay and bounty recelved. MIN,
stamp, and full reply after eSa'u" "s
will be given You without cha0
Pensions.
All officers, soldiers and ssM su,Ir
present disabled, however slis s;nriJ jT
wounds, rupture or other iySIii5] " h
diseases received or cOntracteun 4
line of duty in the late war, .' :" uep
a pension. Many now arawip5f
are entitled to increase. -.
United States General Land Vp'|
Contested land cases, priIalaa
claims, Mining Preenpt!on' .te Cd
stead cases presented hefore .pf II ID
Land Office and Department
terror.
Land HarYants.
We pay cash for bounty lead
rants, and additional hOines;th all
We invite correspondence WIZ VIZ ip
ties having any for sale, ana sris sssisu]
explicit Instructions where aS'''
are imperfect. .,s IL seH
We conduct our business ~ .,Sista]
bureaus, having therein the ,:' a., aid 4
able and experienced lawyers amer
and give our closest persona, i,,repaT
to every important paper apntion
each case. Prolnptest a..eenAsd
secured to all business on., as succ
AS We charge DO fee nnleSO SSOould
stamps for return postage 'n'
us. u. Nih
Liberal arrangements maas nss.
ncys in ali classes OF busll'o'. ~oey
R. S. g. A. p. Lacey. Att0'D'I
Washington
WE REFER TO al
Hon, NJ. G. Emory, Prosidepg, E. p p
Bank, Washington, D. =. w.,cap "
ESQ.,, Cashier German AIhoir1: H|
Bank, Washington, y. JRaapk,
Dewey, Pres. Har. Nat ;v;Dos.Pre3
Ohio; Hon. II. Waldron, Wv W. J. \
Natl. Bank, Hillsdale. A1cIi' Acti Bsu]
ma, ESQ, Cashier City N1 Tso., y
yer, Col, j. D. Knox, n''
Topeka, Kansas.
Oct. li, n
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

WANTED.-By young lady, who
has passed her examinations in the Pub
lie Schools of New Orleans, a position as
teacher, or visiting g"verness in . private
family, salary not Il matter of such i'm
portnnrc as an agreeable situation. APP
ply at he SENTINEL. np'l-13-7s.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

V Gov. Nichols, having doubts as to
the constitutionality Of the Moffett Reg
lister bill, has requested able LAWYERS of
New Orleans to prepare briefs pro and
con on the subject, after studying which
lie will announce his determination eth
er to approve or disapprove the bill,
perhaps in the early part of next week.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

TT A petition, addressed to the Post
master General, has been circulated and
numerousiy signed in the city of New Or
leans, requesting that the Federal stat
ute prohibiting the circulation Of lottery
and indecent matter through the mails
bs enforced.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

~ The New Orleans mint is to be re-
established, and after being enlarged,
and the requisite additions having been
supplied to its.wachinery, will probably
be ready for operations on OF about the
list of September next. -
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

Notice is hereby gwen that I will
attend at the different Precincts on the
days mentioned as follows for the pur-
pose of revising Personal Property, as
sessment and to register the names
of.all the qualified voters of the Parish :
Acklen's, 7th Ward, on 18th, 14th and
18th May. Tunica, 9TH Ward, / 9th, 18th.
and 18th; st. Francisville, 1st Ward,
goth. 2lst, and ed May. Bayou Sara,
1st Ward, 23t, oath and 25th. Star Hill,
I'd Ward, May 9th, 2Sth and Goth. c..
b. Smith, 9th Ward, May 3Oth, 31st and
June 1st. Mrs. Baines, 3d Ward, June
Sti SuI 7th Il . and 18th june. Laurel Hin, 4t!,
Ward, 1Gth, 11th and 18th June. c. E.
Percy's. eth Ward, 18th. 14th and 18th
June. Brick Church, 10th Ward, 18th,
18th, and 18th JuneS MIR. Schultz, 9th
Ward, goth, 2lst and 22d June.
NJ. w. STEWART.
Assessor and Registrar.
April 90, '7s-1m
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is adapted to
all circumstances and situations, requires
10 change of diet, particular regimen,
or care against taking cold. For sale
by all druggists.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20
AuGUsTs u
W. & ~ EAssAl
., w. Corner Of Fro.. !
- 5 Streets. \
BAYOU SARA. -

Fl AVE CONSTANTLY in s,o,. ,
IL at prices conformahS,..o S.o's -!
times, full and complete i;nu, W WI
goods, Ladies Dress Goods Tou. y.
ers articles, and a gcueroi oaaSs. aaous'
fancy and staple dry goods: a'''''a
Victoria Lawns,
Nainsooks, Swiss
Mu|h, Piques, Bish,
op Lawns, Linen lap
ques, Grcua- ''N'
dimes, Organdy
Muslins, French
Percales. Irish Lin.
ems, Bobbinc, Bars
Laces and Curtai
ty. Umbrcl-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
COS, Bleached Cot,ons,
Cambrios. Sheetin
Ch:'drens Cassiu
Gents
Cassimerea,
Cottonadcs,
JEANS Denims. Tick.
-ings by the yard or pise.
We invite an inspection Of our
assortment of Ladies, Childrsus
and Boys Hosiery, and Kid Gloves
Thread, Gauntlets, Ties, Ribbon,
broidcries Laces, Ruchings, Corset
dies Ready-made Under wear etc.
fumery, Toilet, Articles, aud notion
lie have on hand also, a fresh an,
selected. stock of Clothing, Boots,
Hats and Caps and a general sssor
of gentlemens underwear and turaI
goods. +
Dealers in Fancy/and. Staple 60
Provisions, western Produce
Plantation Supplies. Agents
the renowned Singer SEWN:
Machine and its various
attach ments.
SPECIAL NO1ICE.-Wc arpthe
crs of the outstanding claims andi
cdncsscs due to the late firm Of
Fischer Il Co.
The Citizens of East Frlciana,
Couprr. and Wilkinson County,
will find it to their interest and a
ago to open mp a trade will, ns.
dcrS from abroad promptly, and cal
filled.
to Highest market price paid #
ton
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

A trial package of DR.. A. q Simmons
Liver Medicine costs you nothing, and
may save yonr life. Ask for one at Num-
ford's or Brooks Drug Store.
NEW ADVERTlSEME
TO the Taxpayers and Voters
of the Parish Of West Fell
ciADl.
Feliciana sentinel., 1878-04-20

ATTENTION MERCHANTs.-Biauk con-
tracts, printed after the most approved
form, may be had in quantities to suit
and at a reasonable charge, upon nppli-
cation at the SENTINEL Office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22
men, unb petBt 0u, Ser 1T Elm sbor,

men, un6 tuetBt Du, Ser lit Elm gbor,
ipel6er -"
Weitcr fam er nibt in Ieiner &ebe. Wit
tlanmen6em Quge ~itiirste it6 2orb Garis=
foro auf i'm nno Derlebte ibm in Deu dllfs
iooerroen Borne eiten lol6en Sauitl6lag
m Die 8ruft, baB Der Sffisier nit einem
S0n1erSensi6rei 81 8o6en lanf.
yin Augenblif g~eniigte, INT Gmil 81
penn GeipuBtictn 81 briligen, baB er fi6
1et1eS 8eiteblnens i6Grnen mi1ie. @r bate
9e9aitoelt, obte 3I benfeit, in Der Gnt>
tl1ttn9 itber bic tteori9e O~enfungsipetie
ieineS Treunbes.
$40 oerle9en enti6ulbtgenb, bali Qor6
earlsforo letuem Sreun6e aufiteben. Qasz
eSues lpat IS mllblam, er fitblte ii6 be-
tauot nno tpoute aud iein Dor Born entz
lteHtes NntltB nt6t 5etgen. 8aIo aber err
bob er lt9 nit freunolider l2iene un6
naDr1 Die berSlt6e Gnti6ulbiqunq ieines
SreunOeS nit mOgIi6fter 8ar6e ents
9egen.
n@enn mir ibrtgens Sreunbe bleiben
iouen, 2asceaeS, 10 lei 10 eefGuio. Did
barat au erinnern, 6a6 Ou mic Taebr in
meiner 0%egentpart auf iol6e 0eiie BON
Marte SSapronie ipreden oarfIt. Gs
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bens, tpel9es i'd Iiebe, 10 p~erungIimpft
neroe."
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cine 0etrat oenfen ipDllteit," brummte Der
Gapitda. v8epor Die Slitterpo6en 81
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fabrener gSeltmann iage i'd Sir, gu
,ipilrbelt Did in 0einen gol6enen Grtparz
tangen bitter enttdMi9t ieben."
vOiGgli6! gtun, ,tpenn i6 tie nidt
b~eiraten fam, 6ann iperbe i6 Der Gerlu>
dung aus Dem g6ege geben. 9tls ib metz
lid Dor Dem Gonooir meiner Gou1tne Dorz
begging, b0rte i'd Mearie iingen, fiugen tpie
cine &iinitleriM."
limb bod, i6 tpte6erboIe eS, IS mir6e
@abnfinn iein, t%polIteit Oh al cine Seirat
o%enfen," pieberbolte Der @apitan 9bart7
nGGtg. IN
Sebler begangen, Dem t8relnoe @tnbltd IN
lein @e9eimniB gu geifatten. @r brad
besbalb oaS @eiprG6 a6 unb flingelte
einem 0tener, pel6em er ben 8efebl
ertbeilte, cine Slal6e 8urgunoer gu
b~ritgeIt.
@S ipar Dem Gapttdn cine tpilfommeHe
unterbre6ung uno ct b~erttefte ft6 balo In
sin la1ges @eipra@ iIber Pfer6e unO
0ettrennen.
@mil bemiibte fid, binrei6enoes Sntez
relle gu 5eigen, nm ie6en 8er6a6t 81 be-
1etttgen; bod ieine @e6anfen neilten BET
lJtarie. Ser @ntl6luB, ietne 9te6e 81 be-
fen1en, itanO in ieiner Seele feit. Gr
tpolte Auem e~ntia9en un6 bas WGb6eH
beiratben, an ibrer 3uftimmnns stpeifelte
CT nidt. ST obnte ni6t, baB, fuabreno
e. in @eoanfen p%erloren par, Der Ntann
i9m gcgeniiber bereits einen. glaH erion@
men bate, tute er ietne Nbfi6teu am tperf7
tDGtigiten bnr6freusen fonnte.
(6ortietilus fot9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-07-22

8annodburn, Der nebenbei be1nertt, cine
nieorige erbdrmli6e Seele lit; tie gu letner
@en1ablin erbDbe.
rQtber 9ectorl 9u nerfebrit bod NIT
oielen pprneDmen 2euten."
v8ie 0ednner matchmaker ebe1t berfebz
rem. SD uaterbaIte mild; aber es lit ni6t
Giner hitter t6lten, ser mir freull0li6 gez
ftnut bliebe, tpirbe CT itar arnebuten, oaB
i6 mein gtl1ge 81 letner S9pefter oOer St
ietner Go6ter 3t erbebeu getpagt Ddtte.
llHb tDarutn AUDI aus Ser eige1en Spbare
beraustreten2"
rSoffentlid, Sector bleibit gu 6ieiem
@runblab treu unb beiratbeit nte nnter
Setner Sp6Gre.">
Sector betra6tete feline Mutter nit lGs
6el1loetn Mhtnoe.
vOenfft On an Ga{iD's Gemerfung in
8e5lg auf Srdutetn 9augton, Wutter?"
e9tun ia. Sic lit biibl6, iunge WGnuer
1tno altmetlen uniting un6 ib ipirbe IS
11t9t gerhe leben, tpern -"
pI1tter n1einer SpDGrei" REF Sector
ber3lt9 la9erb. vgeun Wfutter i6 fardte,
ioent tptr ben @elbpunft aus benz Spiel
lalen, tpirbe SrduLetn 9amgtpn IN BEN
Nu9en Der @elt in bel b0berem anieben
1teben, ols MIR. Sic bat ate Qlttribute eiz
1er pouetoetet Dame. @raSie, S6Dn=
belt Hnb eln ~eIegantes 8enebmen. Aber
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ELUSHlNG On. " INSTITUTION Tues
Il day, September TO- this Boa RIDING and DAY SCHOOL
BOYS win begin the 3th year Of It's e In FLUSHING be-
ing the 6d % it, entire existence It's graduates are
usefuy employed In all Of the world To them
present patrons respectful reference 10 made
A A ATRClIlID.
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FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j.
thoroughly prepared for college business send
Inr nrnl. Ln ihe Prnrlnal Roy A. o. CmAMBEKs.
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OHARLIER INSTITUTE,

on CENTRAL PARK, NETWORK CITY.
Boarding and Day School Boys and Young Men Of to 20
Prepares them for all Colleges Scientific Schools West Point
Naval Academy, and Business
French. German Spanish spoken and taught thoroughly
New building erected purposey, model Off kind.
Twenty-iourth year begins September II, 1878.
Professor FILE CHARIIER Director
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HIGHLAND AVENUE SEMINARY, at Sing
II II sing n "a Boarding and Day School for Young
ladies' and Children will open September II. For circular
address NJ. A. PENTZ, Principal.
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Dantlna ACADEMIES

ALLEN DODW0RTHS SCHOOL
FOR DANCING AND DEPoRTMENT
No BSl FIFTH-AVE. opposite ST. VhOmas's Church.
VIII reopen OCTOBER II.
Eernando's Dancing Academy 55th-st., cor Sd
ave (bank buding ReOpening Sept 10 Select classes
and private lessons residence go cor 66hst
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6epters.
miscellaneous.

-.
Hay FEVER treated and CURED at " The
Wesley Water Cure" DR. 4. Wilson IInrds Hlg al1nSe
Hygeian Home" Delaware Water Gap. Address EAfhfN
MENTi MILLS r o., Penn.
MONEY, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEW.
IVA ELRY, sILVERWARE, &c, bought and sold 5aeh -
a small advance GEO. Z. ALishn
LOO Broadway, near 2ethth
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flarble amo Slate 1ilanteIo.

A TTENTI0N Now is the time TO purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MANrEIS; ~, 1910 a
Prices never as low Slate and rises and az hsh
aiate ~SaFL PENRHYN SLATE CO.
so Union. square, NY, t4thaye. and lI'bAIi
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COMMEKCIAL INSII-

nR. FiTCH'S Family School for Boys at Nor
EJwalk Conn Number limited English classical and com
mercia departments; reduced commences sept "
j. G. FITCH, Pm.
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GREYLOCK INSTITUTE,

(T IsnIIIII IT0WV Tgrk.hIre county Mass
Prepares BOYS for Business scienthe school OF CoHege
Frps ses 200 per year Established by s present uncp
In iS42 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN /. MILLS
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DRINCETON REVIEW.
FIFTY.FOURTH YEAR
SEPTEMBER.
THE PROBLEM OF THE HUMAN WILL.
Henry Calderwood, LID. University Of Edinburgh
ART AS AN INTERPRETER OF HISTORY.
Professor Henry Coppee, Lehigh University.
TAXATION OF THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC.
Judge Robert c. Pitman, Mass.
SCIENCE AND A FUTURE STATE.
Baltour Stewart F. r y. the owens College, Manchester
J. S MILL AND THE DESTRUCTION OF THEISM.
President Daniel g. Gregory Lake Forest University.
THE AIM OF POETRY.
Principal Sharp, University Of ST. Andrews
THE FOUNDATIONS OF CHANCE.
Professor John venn, University Of Cambridge.
FAITH.
Marx Hopkins ez. President of Williams College
THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK IN FRANCE
The Rev. Dr. RobertL Stanton, Cincinnati
THE COST OF A LANDED GENTRY.
Arthur Arnold, London.
THE ANGLo.CATHoLIC MOVEMENT.
The Rt Rev. the Lord Bishop Of Gloucester and Bristol
81 PARK.Row. NEw-YoRK
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IVY HALL, BridgetOn, New-Jersey.-lh 18TH
Year OF this School for Young ladies' will open sept
ID For partlcuars apply 70 Mrs. NJ z. sHEPPARD Prn
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MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE-For young la
WI dies Pitsed Mass Has held superior rank for nearly
address the principals the Rev. c. " SPEAR the Rev
Il y ANEIlN. for nrnspeCtns.
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saddle horses SC charges. directly or ndTectY
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For Boys and Young Men-City.

TTNIVERSIIY GRAMMAK SCIlUUL, NO
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To all persons having claims demands Of any name
policy holders IN either Of the above
oan'a,i eorporations. as other creditors thereof:
TAKE notice, that by vtue OF aud IN OOedleuee 70 lne
Of order OF the supreme Court o inc Stae
~ New Yotk MI Justice Laudou AT MS chanDeIs IN
th itv of schcuectay 2sth day Of une, 1873 IN
each OF the above entitled proceedings and entered ~ the
schenectady County ON July - 1875 IL
he nndersigned AberC Parsons was duly appointed rel
in the entitled proceedings 20 take proof OF
a claims against either OF the above nahhn oorpoN
lions either policy holders by other creditors thereof
Enther he notice that obedience 10 the requirements
of snch orders l. Undersigned referee, VIII attend at No
52 BrOedWay CITY of New York az tie oce OF Henry
r. Person receiver OF said corporations on the l9h day o.
January 1879 IL o'clock IN the forenoon OF that day ana
from thereafter such proceedings may e al,
ourned will then and there proceed 10 take PROOF OF AL
Joims and of every name against said
OF them. by policy holders or by other
creditors thereof which be presentcd and that WILL
upon proof OF claims decide upon the legality and
suniciency OF such proof aud claim 80
Further all the creditors OF such corporations or either OF
hem required 10 exhibit and prove their claims and be-
come these proceedings before the Undersigned on
the day designated aud the place aforesaid and that
I'M default all creditors policy holders thus default
n shall and will be preeuded from a benefit OF the decree
which made In each OF these proceedings and from
any distribution which shall be made In or under such decree
Dated July 3, 1873 ALBERT PARSONS, Heteree.
IuiV
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

In the matter application Of the Att0rncyGenera ag
THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-03

In the matter OF the application OF the AorneyGenera az
THE NEw.YoRK STATE LIFE INSURANCE Oo'
PANN.