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New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
HARVARD REPLYING TO CHALLENGERS.

BosToS, Nov. 6.-At n meeting of the Har-
ward University Club, held tonight take action
In regard challenging Columbia and Cornell Colleges.
and sending q 10 England TO row either Oxford
Cambridge the question Of race with Cor
nell was first discussed. IL was thought best
10 have proviso in tho letter of acceptance
that the conditions remain the those two years
ago at Saratoga. resolution passed that Harvard
was wiling entertain ohallege from Columbia 10
row four-rnie Straigbtawsy in eghts the tno Of
the race 10 be about the time Of the Yale race.
IL was also resolved that letter be fent unOCiay TO
oxford and Cambridge to ascertain whether they would
entertain a challenge from Barvard.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, Nov. 7.-In the Supreme Court OF
The United to-day the following business was trans
Keokuk Iowa. admitted 20 practice ae was also
VIM. IngersOl Of Vicksburg, Miss, on motion Of A p
Morse
No 62-The County OF SCHUYLER, plaintiff IN error act
Joseph Thomas the Circuit OF the United states
the East District OF coDunuedDy A.
Bakof and r. Hughes for deiendant IN error ana coh-
eluled by George W. McCrary tor paintnin error .
NO. G3.-The Giant Powder Company, appellant agt the
California Powder Works all Appeal from the Circuit
United States for the Ninth Circuit District OF
California ARGUMENT by ". A. Wheaton for ap
peau continued by George Harding for the apDellees
T. ease which originated action for infringement in
wolves the validity ressued patents nrOgyceT
De blasting compounds which VI is alleged have been made
and discoveries OF later cate not claimed
original letter OF patent which they were based
AdiOu rhei until tomorrow at IL o'clock
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
ssn. Insurance co%gsny .s Armstrong, Boldly ss the

Gent Insurance Company ast Armstrong; Boldly sgt the
Mayor and others-0rders granted
Common PLeds--SpeciGl 1e-m--By Judge j. +. DAILY.
-ODonneN agt OGorman0rder dischargDg liens OF Peter
Bannan. Abdrew Harr George W. Mccormack, Caroline
Preust John II Butler Thomas Huney and Chrchton y,
Reynods Hooiey Giene.-Decree kigned Ho0ley sgt
Glone-Moton for stay denied.
BY Judge the matter OF the assignment OF
Ma6der-titaton returpable November "a. 1878 In
acknowledgements granted johnson agt Lewis
Judgment for plaintiff demurrer Johnson agt Rosensten
Application granted Ester sgt Reiily-Order entered
Lynch ast Duncan.-order entered Koch agt wendlinG
Judgment for plaintiff Miller agt Framt-Judgment for
plaintiff In the matter Of granted and
writ allowed. Obberturer agt granite ed
and commission ordered Kelly agt Ppheation
granted. LeDdemann ast IhrlR-Complaint dismissed.
Knkensten ag G0ldsnith vacated and motion de-
Marine Court Chdmbes-By Judge Sheridan
stadler Motion denied with $40 costa simon
awfoTd-hotion commission granted Young agt
Smith Havens agI. Wood Higgins agt. Warner DevouTs
ney agt Neutrality-suspicious. granted. Leon sgt Lagowtz-
Stay granted Fsacke agt RenhardNOtion granted order
Greenlicb agt Won Schoenin g-Defendant DIS
charged Anastia agt Giro Procoedings dismissed OCon
sgt. Wal s1MotiOn granted Miner agt Van Enpen
Curry agt Washington osuyan sct ITalaui Greene sgt
Freeman Schnen aIt Muller Marstens agt Tyler; Rubin
ag Perstein Levy agt Schmidt MGGrotiy agt Packard
Storm agt the Baugert Shaw Co.; Umbekaub agt HaseI
buTst.-Orders grantei.
BY Judge GoeppGranger agt Archer-bee decision ned
In Clerks ofbce November d. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Droposals.
DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING DIS
l. TlNCrIYE PAPER &c: o,,,,,r or ,ur srcprT,Ry)

u T. ", N
TREIsIrai DpPAETlEYr, OFFICE OF THE sEcREfARY,
WAsUSGTOS, D. C., october ~, 1879. =
The Secretary of tho Treasury desiring 90 Votes We
ona Bank Sotes anil Securities OF the GoycImen
hereby invites anuacurers OF bank note BONO ana o1ne
papers submit sealed proposals for
paper pure stoc aud bond paper OF e pss
Introduction OF ak or other coored nbrrs such proposals
must Do accompanied by sampler and must state pce ana
weight per 1000 sneets, HIe 81 by rro
Inventors and manutactureI are also lhflse 20
note bond papers exclusively used by the hea
states accompanied with samples of such paper
Secretary asuTy hereby gives n0uce nt ay
distinctive" paper which may De adoped VII Do yb
the provisions Of Section O,Asu VI the he'lseu ~
Every Ier-on who has retains IN his c9ntroi or
possession after distinctive paDer has been a1peu ~ @
Secretary Treasury the OBLIGATIONS am Otr
Of the United STATES similar paper snhpea 70 az %
making Of such obligation or other eeCui ,r
the authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury OF some
prOer Onicer OF the United shall be punished OY NE
Of than i've thousand dollars or y imprisonment ~
hard labor tlan 1fteeE years or Dy OOu rter
the super vision agent OF the Government anu ~
necessary under the protection Of Punlu 10 90
the mill aud The contractor VIII DC fsaasa sSe room,
charge In the building In which the paper ~ an1
suitably furnished used Office by snch agent su
Tor the persons who be designated TO anu & mill
paper delivered and also. rooms IN Won 70 sloo ~ seh
ahipDAd be further required 10 con1OIn 10 su
made by the secretary o. ne
Treasury prevent the improper removal Oh u.e H @ VI &
OF The paDer the contract All paper WIN
be receped for by the agent at the mil uoect 70 "a
amin tion and Je contractor WIZ 1e ,h and
under the direction Of sad agent IN wooden po1es suAp
With on marked ready for shpmeht pnu ne NH
also be required 10 furnish perfect paper Win "'n ="
any returned 10 MIN ~ detective A ,ao,,ao,,a the
distinctive paper for tho eaSa nS tho fourth day
Of Ds,epSer 1875 They should be marked Proposals TOT
Disne1Ss PAPER and addressed 70 the andsrs gnen
The seers,a5g y6H tsraihMAS sser:sSs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Gxcnrsions.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
w open from $50 q. IN 10 ~ j. m.
RECTOR ST EErNearest point for Wall street Ferry aud
connected with cas- for South Ferry
COUkTLAN DIT REErNearest point for Jersey City AMI
Commupipaw Fernes. -
Observation-Disclosures point for Post 0es city Hall aad
Barclay street Ferry to HOOoken. -.
CHAMBERSs sTREEf-Nearest point for Pavons and Erie
FRANKI1N.STRSET-
point for DesbrOssss street Ferry
connecting with oars for Desbrosses and East Grand
BLEECKER.sTREET-Co Connects with for Last aud
sTREET-Near Point for Christopher street
Ferry hOOoken connecting with for Cnr1stOpheI
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOURTEENTH HsTREET-Nearest point "a Union square
aCk's and Lyceum Theatres Academy or Music. II
wing Tammany Hans. connecting With cars Tor East
twenty. third and Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWENTY TIL STREET, Nearest pOiuttOr Twentythird
Street Ferry jersey City, Booths, ri james and Pars
Theatres. Grand Opera House. Gilmore's Garden and
Masonic Tempe, and Twentytbird street Ferry 10 Jer
TIL HIRrY.T THIRD.STREET-S point standard,
broadway and Fifth Avenue ThestTes Aquarium and
San Francisco Mnstrels, connecting with ears for Weo
.sECON STREET, Connects with y. Y Transfer
Co cabs Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH. STREET
YEiGIITSTR EET-Nearest point for Central PARK
connecting. with cars oi Belt Line Rslrofc
FOR UPTOWN trains take IA ST side station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take WEST side station.
FARE 10 CENTS. except between the hours OF 03o %
7;:}O a. M, aud TO p m, when the fare - cents
~ WM. H. GARRISON, President
MvAN BRocKf1N, supt
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Lawrence IN Supreme Court, Cham
hers has referred the divorce suit Of Mary Fox against
Edward Fox to Rufus L. Andrews.
Henry Ohlen has amended his petition and
renewed his motion against the NewYork, Lake Erie
ana Western Railroad Company TO compel them TO
bring his oil at similar rates 20 those accorded to other
dealers. His previous request was denied because he
j01aWit9 tbi M 6s 1SS 4 ne ndGe aWrenee mas granted
him an order 10 show cause returnable November 1S,
why such an order should not DC Dade'
Mary E. Bingham has sued her husband,
Richard L. Bingham, for a limited divorce, on the
ground of cruelty and iuteuperance. He answers That
he is seaman on the United states steamer employed
in supplying lighthouses etc. where he must be tenn
perate or lose his position and that the alleged cruees
were mild FemOnstrance against her indlscreet Ia
mliarity with whom she allowed to visit her In
her bedroom during his absence, and whom ne once once
for almony and counsel fee yesterday, before Judge
Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers Decision was
reserved.
Samuel Wagner claims that he owned one
thirtieth of patents for electric light and appara
tus owned by W. E. Sawyer and ALBION Man, and as such
owner was entitled TO 100 shares in the ElectroDy-
mamie Light Company formed those patents He says
that one william II. Church induced him by false rep
resenato TO mart with his rights for $685. and
him OF stock its value AS incident
70 the suit he obtained an Injunction resalng the
fer Of the stock. Judge LarrenOre IN Common Peas,
Special Term, dissolved the injunction yesterday.
In the proceeding by Lucy HOOley and her
children to the property left by her husband
from his executor and partner, Judge Larremore, IN
Common Pleas, Special Term, has affirmed the decision
of the referee deciding that Abraham Gieve and the
partner he took in g. g. Cults owe the estate $73546
with interest from August g. 1875 Of which, however,
1886 SO has be"n already recovered by receiver
and passed over 60 second receiver After providing
for the payment Of the receivers and other expenses OF
the litigation, the judgment appoints Andrew " Stout,
the new trustee, receive what ls in the receivers
hands and gives JUDGMENT against Geve and Cutts for
the resi which, with COSTS amounts 10 $50 All 49,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
THE COURTS.
r. GREAT GARNER ESTATE.
THE GREAI OA1k1NI7t LoHH1G
o,,v or TIE HEIRS DISSATISFIED WITH INVEST

s" MKNTs.
x1orr,et Fl. Garner and Fannie NJ. Garner,
80, and daughter Of Thomas Garner. jrr nave
.So ami, against the trustee under his wl william
. tina representatives OF the arm OF William l.
10 60. and the executors Of William 1. Garner
n accounting Of the estate left by Thomas Gar
% his Sod and the substitution Of trust COM
p'I' - tnstee IN place Of MIR. Thorn The complaint
PAM Tbomas Garner sr.. left estate OF soOOO-
ann =, which 81 100000 left to Thomas Gar
nor ,r. This money was put oy tne e1ecul0rs tutors
% n'' r. arm ~ W. r. Garner 4 Co.. OF which Thomas
into tne himself partner He appointed his brother,
Gare erner and william f. Thorn trustees 10 take cas
W, y: ostats and pay half the income 10 ms WI anu
hall 10 hlS hrommSdore Gamers sudden death LETT Mr.
nse ,be soc trustee. According TO letter ron MIN,
JbOrn Ioft nv Thomas Garner had Deen invested as
ioows $4,000 10 the m8Tg@Ss gaony yn Mills at Co6oes
tate anU we're substantially the property OF Car
wmcn Co.; $4,000 in q mortgage on ,H tne
Rochester and me fleassne Sond Of W. T T. Garner;
sssupeo Tie first mortgage OF the COhoes Waterpower
SooovUv N and Sss 600 IN United states bonds FROM
nus should, however oe aeGuGteu Ss ,s7 s6 cash
estate Sl As y" ofW T. Garner co. for aecumulatons
ln Ins nsrsst due the daughter The complaat Is that
anu anu are other claims on behalf OF me psnus agaiSt
" Il -, mat rm make him unfit to press those claims;
St s6esn Investments arc unsafe, especially the mort
s on the Harmony Mills, which there is another
mortgage for about the same SUN Ior anOlner eRae Vi
lie elder Thomas Garner. -, ,,.. aoir
,r Superior Court Special Term. on demurre's by
svera Of the defendants The gist OF these denurrers
h that there is no right OF action in the plalns ana
a tbe complaint unites nine different causes or actlon
bteh cannot be all tried together john p klngsiOrd
Hugh l. Cole and Joseph H. ChOate appear IoI lue ldn
tas Luther r. Marsh and Homer A Nelson for the de-
feudantS.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Bankrnpt Noiites.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
ruptcy issued aganst the estate OF WILLIAM BEACH
Of tho City Of New York. 10 the County OF New.iorx
ana state OF New-York, who has been sdtudeed
bankrupt on his own petition that inc pmStps pay%sn.
to such bankrupt TO him or for his use. and inc
Of property by him. forbidden by law that
meeting OF the creditors Of the ssid bankrupt 70 pye
their debts snd choose more sssignees Of his
estate will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 70 DC honep
ct No l39 Fulton IN the city OF before Edear
keehgm esquire Reglste on the 27tn day 1f N9vemCS
IT, s. Marshal 40 Messenger Southern District New York
rTHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 9th
Il of November A. D. 1878. Warrant in BankrnpIcr
ofNewYork in The COUNTY OF NewYork OF New
York, who hae been adludged bankrupt on his own pc
on that the payment OF debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt to him or Tor BIS use
law that meeting OF the creditors OF the saa
bankrupt their debts and 10 choose one or more
assgnees OF his estate ail be held at Court Of Bank
rupicy. be holden No WaTrenst, In the City Of New;
'O''"o'i A. - 1910 ~ - LOUIS p. PAVE,
Us Marshal a. Messenger District Of New York
rTIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
Il 25th day Of October, A. d. 1878 Warrant In Bans;
ruptcy ssued agalnst tho estate of sTEPHEN
YORK and state OF Sew.York who has been adludged
bankrupt his petition: that the payment OF any
debts and delivery f any property beonqngjo such BANK
ruut 20 him USE and the OF property
the said bankrupt 10 prove Their debts and 10 choose
assignees OF his estate VIII be held at Conr Oh
Bankruptcy be holden at No l30 Fultonst in the 'l
OF EewYork before Edgar ketchum esquire Register ON
LOUIS r. PAYN,
u Marshal Messenger Southern District OF NewYork
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
THE DAILY EXPLOSION IN THE VEST

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Ga special from st. Jo-
scph No. to The Globe Democrat says the boiler In the
saw mil of JoseUh Ens, at savsnDah, Andrew County.
exploded to-day, killing j. simmons and W. b. FarrOw,
and ininI ing two others.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Mr.. BEECHER AND MR. BOWEN JOINED AS EX-
ECUToRs

The will Of Miss MeTinda Wood, an aged
member Of Plymouth Church, who died in sklman' ST.,
Brooklyn, on June 80 was offered for probate in tho
Kings County surrogate's office yesterday Her estate
was valued at $4,000 The Will was executed twenty
five years ago. and Henry Ward Beecher aud
Henry C. Bowen joined as executors Miss
Mood bedueathed her estate 10 the executors
in trust for the purpose Of founding seminary for col
ored women similar to the Mount Hoyoke Seminary; II
is Droyided that the seminary shall be established IN
any of the free States" or Canada. Miss Wood was
seventy years old OF her death She joined
Plymouth Church In 1919.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
9iindilons Uanleo-- males.

A YOUNG MAN as general servant in private
~ family hotel boarding house city country
Care OF horses and - careful driver Call at 2yO
9th ave. near lSth'st
A POSITION WANTED.-By a good cook
n in a restaurant private family speaks English
French and Germsnj male. Address l37 7th.avs.
COACHMAN.-Atho thoroughly com petept coach
~ mani has personal and written references capa
bilitvi is str1cfy sober and Obgng and highly recon
inended. Cali OF address 4. b., East 39thst
NOACHMAN, &c.-A respectable young Prot
~ estant man, single coeohmsn aud groom ! under
stands the care OF horses sna AT, s1Sly
py O.. 1872 West 4eth At, giivsss stables
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
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frlu n1antr1.

WANTED.-Ladies to learn thread point
w and Honion also crocbeting taken 10
change for Instruction. opt Broadway, Room I.
WANTED.-A boy 18, willing to work at
w anything. FRANK STEWART. 326 East 3lstst.
Manifestations for Fur Department
w at Broadway and 20th-st Apply LORD q TAYLOR,
Grand and Chry ste-stS
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
THE TRADES SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS.

ALBANY, Nov. 6.-The third report of Samuel
B. WHITE receiver of Trades Savings Bank has been
fled With tDe County Clerk Of Albany and q
duplicate sent to the superintendent Of the
Banking Department. The report states that
the amount Judgments obtained against debtors ag-
gregates $4ss52 90, which, the report saws.
nothing whatever can be collected, except, DOS
siby, the bal nee OF $1,000 due from Alex
ander NJ Lesley. The report shows S12s2 Ol
receipts since the second report and 81 567 l6 dsbuse
menfs. The report says that with snail exception.
the assets at tho time OF failure composed OF bonds
and mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

il lstday of November. A. d. 1873 Warrant in Bank
rupOy was the estate Of JOHN X. MUIIANN
New-YOrk the County Of NewYUrE, and state Of New
York who has adudged bankrupt his petit
of Gebts and delivery OF
property belonging snch bankrupt 10 him for his
and transfer Of property by him forbidden by
that meeting Of tho creditors OF the said bankrupt
10 prove their debts choose assRnees
Of bs estate will be held Court OF bankruptcy. 10 be
holden at No l39 FultOnst In the city OF owYOrk be-
fore Egar Kechum esquire Register the 18th day Of
Nov enDer, A. D. 1915. at IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

22d iay Of October A. D. 1878. Warrant BANKRUPTCY
wa. Issued against tho OF HENRY WETSTEIN. Of
tho CITY Of New.York the County Of kowYOrk and State
OF adjudged bankrupt on bis
tOn debtsans delivery OF prop
eriy belonging such bankrupt him OF for his use and the
ransfer Of any property by him. are forbidden by law;
meeting Of the creditors Of tho said ban rupi 70
prove their debts and choose Rssncos of
bis wl he held a Court Of Bankruptcy 20 be holden
ut NO Beekmans the C1y OF Now York before James T.
Dwight Hegster the % DAY Of December D. 1873 a2
O'Clock y m. LOUIS 4. PAGh,
Southern District OF NeNNOTk.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

ONE FOR HIM.-RustIc Dame (who has never
before seen bicycle, CockDeY bcYcst, who LAS dis
mounted the purpose OF asking the way): 1--WE DOM
want nOwt grounding to-day, mester."-lJudy.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
tflusiral Jnsiruments.

A DUMAHAUT late $. y. BALL Il CO.,
N. No 10 EAST l4rHSr
for cssh, on usalmenIs AMI fol rent
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Bankrupt Not res.

DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for The Southern District wYOrkIn the matter
OF MAX ]. FOSS LEWIS F0SS. bankrupts-ls BANk.
RPTCYA Warrants Bankruptcy has been issuen by ssld
cTrt against fhe estate Of MAX j. FOsS and LEWIS FOa
County NewYork, OF the State Of NewYOrk IN said
Drcj addg-d bankrupts The petition their cred
itors payment debts and delivery Of
and the any properly by tem forbidden Oy
law meetg the creditors OF said hankiupts g. prove
their debts and assignees ~ their estate
viii be held q Of Bankruptcy 30 De holden At No $40
I'm CITY NewYOTk In said District, on the
2sth day Of November A. d. 1873 s 28U o'clock M at
the John Fitch, esquire OF the Registers BANK
rupt'y OF SAID Court IOlls r AiS,
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Aw1Dow TRIES TO DROWN HERSELF.

At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Oe-
fore Justice Kibreth. ocer produced goodooKinG
voung woman, respectfully dressed. whom he said ne
inst as sbe was about to commit suicide at Pier
No. North River About balfpast IL o'clock p M. he
sow her moving about in uneasy manner and heF
,oco Indicated much distress She gradually approached
tbe pier, when gentleman came mp ana piaoeo ms
hond on her shoulder. The gentleman had eiso
noticsd her movements When questioned by justice
Kii6reth as to the motive wmcn pr pfOhp,ea vsS
har 10 take her life, with tears in her eyes
she told her story. She said her name was Ellen
WalnkfOrd, that she was tEedsnSIpa florida She
was married about seven years ago al EeTI Kansas n
sbseaneny she went with her hu'oand 70 BOSTON auu
as he was unable to obtain employment tnSre. tneS
came 10 New-York three four months ago Iney Veu
tafber at No 26 West Fourth-st Then her husband
went 10 New-Orieans, where he died Of yellow iever
She has been staying lately at Nos. and u Delaney
81 with her two children Frances aud Louis two years
and 1--WE months old respectively. The Judge appeared
IN he touched by her sad story and handed her 20 SUD
seouently Aderman-e elect Haughton gave her 30 ana
hers present raised SO tO meet her immediate wants
The Indge expressed his Willingness TO accept any con-
fributOns that might be sent TO ham for her.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
A RECEIVER FOR McKILLoP, sPRAGUE & CO.

Judge DOnohue, in Supreme Court Cham
bers in the suit of Lester NJ Clarke individually ana rs
trustee Of McKiop. Sprague Co.. against the Mcki-
lop-sprague Company, appointed yesterday Thomos NJ.
Reinhardt receiver OF the company. The plaintiff states
that ne with Daniel j. Sprague holds notes for 37 800
Of the company organized 1872 VIII ch are charge
on II present company aud tnat the present company
through ts losses heavy has become lnso
vent an effort last Jnne TO place IT'S feet by an in
crease Of its capital 10 S5OO.OOO having faileo-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
nIsTRICT COIIRT nf the INITED SIATKI

~ for lho soUTaEeN pIsTEISnTn nn q Of EEw YohK- IL
BAsKRuPICT. Awarrsnt 10 Bankruptcy has been ssn.d
by said Court AgainStthe estate Of ROBERT II. COR
BFT on the CITY Of NewYOrk OF the County OF New Y0fK
OF NewYsrk in ssit District ahludged bank
petition his CREDITOR and the payment OF
debts delivery Of property belonging TO said bank
rup TO him 70 his use and the Ts OF any property by
forbidden Oy law OF the creditors OF said
bankrupt prove their d"bts. and choose more
his estate will he held a. Court Of AenkTupcy
TO be holden at No l@s Fulton 81. IN the civ OF
said District Z2d day OF November A. D. 1873.
IL O'Clock the Office Edgar Ketchum, esquire Of
ths Registers In Bankruptcy Of said Court -
II Il = u 4 Afnr nlAnl -AInaaa
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08

nISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED 81 Is
- Tor the soUTHEKN DISTRACT Of NEwYonK-In
the matter Of LEOPOLD bCHhIDT and JAMES g..
CoURTER Dsnkrupts-lk BANKBl EIcY-A " Warrant ARA IN
Of LhOP0RD SCHMIDT ana JAhhh G. COCRJkR
Of tho City OF New-Yors, Of the County o. hnw'
rcL adudged bankrupts upon the petition Of their creditors
belonging 10 sad bsnLps to hem Gr % heruse and The
transfer property them arsforbiGdsn by law meet
Ing creditors OF ss bsukrupts then and
choose assgnees Of hef estate viii be held AT
Court of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden No Be"kina
in city Of NewI In ssid District ihe 3d Day Of
Jan1aIy A. ID. 1879 at O'clock az the Office OF Jamo
r. Dwight esquire. Of he Registers Bankruptcy Of
said Court. LOUIS y. PAl6 hblsbal'-MoSsengG.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-08
Orean GIedmers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
IA The only Transatlantic Line sailing under AMER
CAN FLAG. Sailing every THU RsDAY from PHILADELPHIA
OHIO sails Thursday Nov. II, IL m