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BY mutual consent, Henry Swan this
day retires from the firm of Swan
Brothers. All liabilities of said firm,
and all debts due said firm, will be set
tied by a. II. and Thomas Swan, the
remaining parties who will hereafter
constitute and I've known as the firm of
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ARRrvE FROM EAST. DEPART WEST.
Passenger. ....i:9 p. m. Ei0p. m
Mixed .-.........S.O r. m. Mixed.---... S:i5p m.
Freight .--....6:l5 a. m. Frelght........7.O n. N.
ARRIVE FROM WEST. PAR EAST.
Passenger. ..... 80 y. m. ~ssengc $40 d. m.
Mixed..--....e.l0 p. m. Mixed,-m--.aaO p. m.
Freight -.....l2:0 p. m. Freight.--,I:2o p. m
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
ARRIVE RoM SOUTH. DEPART SOUTH.
Passenger--l.9 p. m. Passenger-225 p. m.
Frelght----5tS p. IN. Freight. - % n. m.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FRoMs SOUTH. EPART SOUTH.
passenger loo p. m. Passenger. 3;S5 y. m.
Railroad time r. thlrty-nve minutes fhster
than city time.
c. L Il. II. STAGE LINE.
ARRIVE AT DEPART FHoM
Cheyenne 1901 n. m. Cheyenne. s;SOa. IA.
Deadwood Sc. 2Oop m. Deadwood see. T:30a. IN.
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First class cigars at the Key City
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The New York herald., 1878-01-12
HICKS-LORD.

THE BRIDES WEALTH DISPUTED-WHAT MAY
RESULT FROM MIR. LORDS ABSENCE.
Various estimates have been made to the for
tune which Mrs. Hicks-Lord possessed In her owl
right previous to her late marriage. Some accounts
contend that she was in vory alucnt circumstances
owning personal property and real estate In this
city TO considerable amount besides very valuable
city lots in Toledo, Ohio. Other statements 60 to
dspr0ve these assertions, and 1t was to cor.
rcctly ascertain tho reliability OF these ru-
mors that Mr. Daniel Lord, Jr, of the
law firm OF Lord Day Lord, visited the city OF To-
lcdo last Monday and made personal examination
into the records of her real estate Tho Toledo (Uhio
Blade of Wednesday last. published what purportcd
to bo uccount OF Mr. Lord's researches which
HIM Mrs. Hicks possessed properly in that
city ''vaued at between S2Ou.O00 ana $i0o.0 and
that the property $50 admirably located IL would
case the Toledo tOhio) Blade contends that 'sihisn
(neaning Yrs. Hcks' valuable possessions) "seems
do away with tho theory that Mrs. Hicks was in need
oil money, aLd married Mr. Lord for the purpose OF
lIevipg That neeo."
WHAT SHE PossEssEs.
A HERALD reporter called upon Nj. Do Forrest Lord
yesterday ana called his attention to tho
above quoted Mr.. Lord looked them over carefully,
and then said that II Mr.. Daniel Lord, Jr.,
had visited Toledo Tor The purposes specified, but that
1t not true that he nad ascertaincd at the Re-
corders Office or anywhere else that Mrs Hicks owned
property In that city approxmatinR any such amount
tbat quoted. II not even high the lowest
estimate ($2OO,00O, aud perhaps sho did not possess
property which would realize more thau malt that
amount. Tho property referred TO was unimp proved
mostly city ots-which created no income, but
the contrary was u source OF expenditure whom the
payment OF taxes was takon into account Mr. DeFor-
rest Lord had not much faith IN Mrs Hicks reputed
wealth.
THE EFFECT NIX. LORDS ABsxScE
1t Is stated by members OF the Commission In
Lnnacy that should MIR. Lord continue 10 absent
himself for protracted period of timo II
would be taken as prin,a Jfacia evidence that
he 10 hiding from the law, and the usual
~ thA IN, H.,
dispensed WITH and the commission Will proceed to
their labors by notifying Mr Lord to attend by
sorting notice IN tho public press tor gwen length
OF to that effect should he still refuse al pear
the ommisson will proceed with their examinations
the usual way. Judge Fullerton however, says that
they desrous Of bringing the Investigation
husty issue There is NO cause for haste; thcy
patiently wait until such time MI. Lord puts IN an
appearance, when tho papers Will DO served on him
personAllY.
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HORSE NOTES.

A. W. FrauenthaI, No. 1925 South Third street, Phil.
adephia, has sent US u pamphlet containing list OF
horses that arc now and have beon the American
turf which have trotted In 2:3o or better They num-
ber $780, glance at the iab.o Will DO enough, wo
think to the propretors OF rotting tracks
throughout tho country OF the necessity OF having u
timing machine In front OF the judges stand sc
large that every tho public stands can the
time mado by tho winning horse Then there viii Ia
heard more tho remark in tho judges stand Of
''lct us mako 1t ~ as has been common
all the country the organization OF the
National Associations and the organization OF tho sys
tom OF four premiums in trotting races Ono hun.
drcd and thirty horses irotng 23o and only nDe-
teen in 220S tells the story. Tho National Assoca-
ton for ho Promotion of tho Interests Of the Amcr-
can Trotting Turf have a meeting In this city next
month"; ana It would bo vol Tor them TO tryund ndoec
the propretors oil tracks throughout the country to
put up the timers Accurate machines no doub;
be made. as VOL large scale those OF the pocket
I.. A. ~
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HAMILTON ASSOCIATION.

Tho forty-cighih annual dinner OF the Hamilton Lit
erary Association. which dates Its origin la $780, vas
held last evening at It's rooms the Long Island HIS
toricai Building, corner OF Court and Joralemon
streets, Brooklyn. Seventy members sat down
To tho tebic. among them tho following
gentlemen :-lienry e. Murphy, Judge Prati.
of the supreme Court Judge Reynolds, Of
the Guy Court; Joshua VI. Van Cot, General X. H.
Duryca, General stcwartL Wcodiord, Samuel Mclean,
Aden }. sp)oner. cx-Nayor Powell Ethelbert
81 Low, scth Low, x ID. Chittendcn Jr;
h.. >. Waterman, Arthur dudley vinton.
L.. y. Iah. A. Goodwin, w r. Curtis
and j. ID. Pray. Ex-Dstrct Attorney John Wnslow
presided, and read lcticrs of regret from Mayor
Howell General II. W. Socum. Judges Gilbert, Nell
sou, McCuo and Benedict.
rho toast to tho memory Of Alexander Hamilton
was drunk Standing and la sIlencc.
Mr. Van Cott responded 70 the toast Our Country"
hr. samuel Mclean 10 that OF "ihe City of Brook
yn" Judge Pratt to tnat vi '.ihc Bonenn and Judge
Reynolds to that Of "fnc Bar" MIR. Alden J. Spooner,
who regarded as tho fatner Of tho society gave re-
ininsccnccs OF tho early days OF the society ana OF
tDeir meetings "Jown ,buro at Johnny Joe's," u
famous hosielsy in the days when BrookIya was
little village
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
RECENT MEXICAN BLCSTEn.

WHAT THE CONFIDENTIAL AGENT OF THE
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT HAS TO SAY ON THE
THREATS OF LII CoMBATE.
We have received the following communication
from Sciior Al DO Zamacona, confidential agent at
Washington OF the Mexican government. on tho sub
ject OF the recently published translation Of buster
ing ntAmerican arLice from III ComJatc, Of
Mexlco:-
WAsuISGTox d. c., Jan. o. 1873.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
nnd IN yesterdays HERALD an article taken from
the Sun Aniono Express, SAID to DO translation OF
mentng In absurd terms the recent disturbances at
san Enzario. Motives sufficient to produce IA moral
gertrude lend TO believe that such article has
never come To light in any OF tho Mexican papors.
intend TO tho subject to Mexico by ihc next
steamer and expect TO set pro0s confirming my
opinion. Ii you Mr.. Editor, would take the trouble
qulre into the matter dare to cay that he Will never
be able to lind authentic article OF which the gross
aafaronadc publ shed in tue Express purports 10 be
translation.
dtsregnrdcd IN the so-caled Mexican articie that
should have abstained from c0ntrudictiny IL in any
way had II not received tho honor vi an editorial
comment In your popular paper The so-caei trans
lation should have importance beyond establish
ing these two iactshrst that thore 49, persistent
and systematic work 20 poison the sontiinonts OF the
American people IN regard 20 McxIc0; and second.
tnai those who have undertaken such an upgrutciul
means.
should you feel inclined to share this opinion by
longer reflection upon the article IN question: by
lurther inquiries about It's authenticity you would do
great service to the common interests oil our TWO
republics by contributing TO defeat tho scuemo which
seems 10 very apparent at tho bottom oil this Incl
dent remain yours resp%f''ITEiyz bE yzAy.coyA
Confidential Agent OF the Mexican Government
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
oruER pUsINEgs TnoUnLrs.

Tho failure oil Hugh Newman, winc merchant, on
Third avenue, at Fityninth and Slxty-1flh Streets
Is reported with liabilities amounting to oyor $50 OO0
The main cause OF his failure carrying too much
real estate. hs credit has questioned for long
time, although hts reputation Was excellent. lie
roa estate and leaschold property but tho
mortgages upon tncm arc very hoavy, and arc est.-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000 HIS liabilities out
side oi the mortgages on the real estatc amount to
aJout $4,000, while tho value of his assets Ia not
KNOWN they consist manly OF tho two stores. A
judgment ior s2oi2 70 recently recovered ganst
him by Ernest Miliott Il Co.
Register Fitch received a voluntary petition In
bankruptcy from Houston Rucker, liquor dealer
The liabilities amount TO 81, 300, distributed smong a
large number OF creditors, and there assets.
Inc creditors VI Foote l. richardson. clotniers at
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
THE HERALD AN AUTHO RITY.
From tho Ansio.Amcrican Tines |

The storm predicted by the NEW YoaK HERALD
the 10Th, although not much feit Ia London, burst
with violence the Channel and The Irish Sea.
AT Queenstown II blow hard from the southwest, with
torrents OF ram, and inc running In the Atlantic
showed how iurioasIy tho gale had ragged outside.
ihc HERALD gives article the progress of mete
geological science, which we reproduce elsewhere
The CITY of13erlin which fortunately has arrived with
tie mails week overdue, owing to accident 10 her
shalt, was caught IN this gale she being towcd
to Liverpool and kept additional twenty
hours outside her port Tho NEW YoRK HERALD has
been WORKING hard to make this subject
anu success recognized tnrous shout Europe.
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sizes, aud the cost need not be great al more :
! 7 ! : II ! J ! 7

]. II. Mcdowell, President OF tao National Assoca-
ton Of Trottng Horse Breeders, has called special
meeting Of that association at Everett House, IN
this city, 12ih day OF February, at o'clock
r. ".
The Newark (Ohio) Driving PTK Association has
been organized with capital etock Of "a o00 divided
into forty shares OF 500 EACH Tho society proposes
join the National Association aud intends holding
two meetings during the season OF 1878.
At the annual meottng of tho Nashville Blood Horse
Association, hold at Nashville, Tenn, on Suurdnv,
GERS Tor the ensuing observation-disclosures Frank
In, OF Sumner county. Vice Prcsidcnts--GcncraI W.
q. Harding, George White, Colonel John Ovcrtou
Sccretary-Gcorge W. Darden. Treasurer--Jamcs
Mclaughlin.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
DEFENDING HER HONOR.
From the Cleveland Leader, Jan. l01

SASDUsKY, ONO, Jan. ., 1873
Last evening young tramp attempted TO
Outrage tho person oil Mss Mcdonald, aged
sixteen, the daughter OF A. J. McDonaId,
oil Huron, this county. The yrl was returning
homo from the district school by an unrequcntcd
road whom she met tho tramp who made an insulting
proposal ~ her. sozod her ard attempted 10 throw
ner down. SGo struck the tramp a stunIinQ blow In
the lace, knocking him down. She thea chokcd ana
kicked him I'LL he was insensiDe. A man happening
10 along ut that IuDcturc seized the tramp ana
took him TO the village lookup There ~ great excite
mont al Huron and vicinity over the affair aud
threats VI lynching.
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
THE CITIZENS INSURANCE COM.
PANY

Before Chancellor Runyop, at Newark, Yesterday,
tho case Of tho Ct,zens' Insurance Company, on M
application for inc appointments Of aseceiver,
sumed ana Mr.. Joseph Coutt, OF counsel for the
ayers continued his argument In opposition tue
granting Of tue application. He was followed by Mr.
H. q. Ptney, OF Morrstowu, Tor the company, aud
the Chancellor took tho papers aud decision
The New York herald., 1878-01-12

Tho schooncr yacht Ariel. Captain Lc Sack. which
sailed from this port November 10 last bound to San
Francisco arrived at Rio JaneIro PRIOR TO January
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
PIGEON SHOOTING.

Those members OF tho Long Island Gun Club who
visited Dexter Park Yesterday had considerable sport
In competing for the regular monthly sweepstakes at
pigeons. The afternoon very cloudy, but tho
shooting good. Tho following tho details OF
the swecpstakcS:-
DExrEn PAnK, JAMAICA ROAD, L. L-piGgoS Snoor.
IyG. FRIDAY, Jan. IL. IS7S--Tne regular monthly
sweepstakes shooting OF the Long Island Gun cub
Sweepstakes, 81; Dnc entries, sls which divided
into two parts; SlZ TO nfst, So 10 second; each 10
shoot at BIRDS 20 yards rise, 80 yards boundary;
ounces oil shot, and 4 traps; tho clubs rules TO
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
uNruLrrLLEp CONTRACTS.

II. II. noilster, No. 43 Now street, sent word to
tho stock Exchange yesterday that he could
his contracts.
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NOTE OF HEaaMAx a CO. D,sEosonED-se

PROOF THAT THE HOUSE Is BANKRUPT.
failure ,hcre vas promulgated rumor that the old
established drug house OF Hcgcman e. Co. had also
failed. Tho rulnor arose from the fact that poto
made by Mr. Hegeman for a.. 900 had been dislon-
ored by the Metropolitan Bank, to which institution
had been sent Tor collection 1t appears that
this noic had been bought by Dunning aud
pledged by him with the Corn Exchange Bank. 1t
fell due yesterday, and when tho application for It's
payment was made upon the paying teller OF tho
Metropolitan no announced that there were
mo fundsn with which to meet it, Tho
cashier of the Metropolitan Bank, knowing
that Mr. Hegcman himself unwcl, went
to his place oi business No. 2o3 Broadway, and told
the cashier there OF the state Of affairs. rho latter
does not TO have taken any action IN the matter,
Tor up to the close OF banking hours The had not
been mhie good When questioned later In
the afternoon by tho writer, tho cashier OF
Mr. Hegeman's establishment could not would
not give any Information touching his employer
financial condition. He stated that no had heard
nothing which would lead To the suspicion that Ar.
Hcscman's affairs wero IN auy way inbarrassed and
did not think anything had gone wrong.
visit was then madc TO Mr. Ecgcman's residence,
at Mountain station, \. j. Here, however. 40 de6-
nte Information could DO obtained Ia the nattor, as
air. Hogeman was unable to leave his bod, having
been coLaacd 10 durns the past tnrea
weeks with attack OF inlianmatory
rheumatism. while his wife, by whom the writer was
received, could not speak Tor him. As far as she
knew, however, her husbands nlairs were pros
porous condion. AT all events, he had never
toned anything TO her that would lead 10 tho contrary
supposIton and she supposed that tho rumor OF hrs
lalluro had arisen from the TACT OF hfs pro-
tactod absence from business. Tho
view OF the case was taken by gentleman,
"a trend OF Mr Hcgomau, with whom the writor
versod. II think" bo SAID 'that Mr.. Hogenan's III
mesa has caused his affairs to become somewhat
tangled US he has been unable attend 10 them Tor
some time back. He is shrcwd business man, nd
will, feel positive. strashien matters out all right"
The urn of Hegeman a. Co., 10 ono Of the oldest
established drug houses IN this city, having been
founded over my years ago by Mr. J. y. Heseman.
Oao after the other, Mr. Hogeman bought out the
Interests OF his partners Until he finally became tho
sole proprietor OF the business. About "a year ago
he died. ana tue business then dcvolved upon his
Mt J.. y. Hegeman, tho present proprietor. who Is
about thirty years OF ago store at No. 6i3
Broadway was sold by him In November, 1876, for
$4,000
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
CUTrERs COTTON DEALING5-THosE WHOM HI
DEcEIvED-HIs ANTLCEDENrs AND TRANS

ACrloSS.
There was some Indignation expressed on the Cot
ton Exchan at the transactions of Cutter Co re-
ported yesterday. Gutter. II appears was mover
member OF the Exchange, though no tired twico to
obtain a membership. Mr.. Inman, OF the arm Of In
man, swan Co., said TO HERALD reporter that his
house had discovered Cuttor IN irregular trans
actions SIX months ago and had refused TO
tado with him since. lie know that was
also tho experience OF other houses. 1t wns
Cutters habit he said, 10 give false OF persons
for whom he pretended to transact business Several
oi the merchants pronounced Cutters conduct simply
larceny. The cotton pledged by him they ,hink can
The New York herald., 1878-01-12
YACHTING NOTE.

Roiorco--yir. Charles Dexter.
Time VI snootipgIwo hours and forty -nvo minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-16
TIE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 1j.-Thc Medical So
Getty mccths morning. In ia, absence OF The president
Dr. J. Peter jenkins, Of Youker- the convention was
called 10 order by vrc-Pfesicnt d. A. L. Saunders, OF
Madison County About seventy five members were
present A communication from the president declining
the position received also check for 30 from hlm
as a donation. Committees On arrangements and DusI
were appointed as follows:
Ardngsments-Drs. W. II. Bailey, W. N. Smith, j. NJ
NOrihrOp, and the Secretary.
Business-Drs. T. H. sIuIbb W. c. Way, AMI d. H. st
John RJssa
DR.. c. H. Porter offered resolutions which were
adopted. that only delegates and permanent members
who paid their dues, would he permitted 10 vote or
members OF the nominating committees IN the several
district caucuses; that such caucuscs siau select
presid nt and secretary. and that the president shall
report the result OF such caucus TO The society III
writing. " !,
Dr. Diamond, Of Cayuga County, asked the advice OF
the the proposition To secure the passage OF
flaw giving proper compensation - medlcal rAper's
when summoned witnesses. He hain legislation was
needed and read a draft ~ IA Law on the subject
Dr.. L. Harris of York. read paper on the inpOr
tauce OF proper registration Of deaths and causes