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New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
NAVY. nee.
q SHIPS ArRoAp-onprEs To OFFICERS.

HE SHIPS ABROAD-oRDERs To OFFICERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Navy Depait-
ment is informed Of the arrival OF the Osspee at Kings
ton jamaica February 6. All on board well.
The Guard, Lieutenant { commander Green command
ing sailed February from Lisbon, Portugal, for Cape
dc VeId Islands, touching at Madeira The health OF the
officers and crew was excellent.
Commander James u. Graham Is ordered to the rcceiv
ing vessel AZ Washington. Lieutenant Chls. p. Perkins
is ordered the tranDg-ship Minnesota, ut NcwYork
Master A. j. Dabncy il oricred 10 the New
Hampshrc. al Port Royal. :. G. Mdshpman Clarence
A. Corhn Is ordered tO the fPceivincsnp Vermont ~
Boston, Passed Assistanj-surceOu y. McP FcIebee Is
ordered To the trainingship Minnesota. AsssiaUt-Sur-
econ f. ". Griffith Il ordered 10 the Naval Academy
Assistant surgeon Francis II Nash ia ordered 10 the
cciviug-slip Franklin at Norfolk Captain A. T. II.
Bcnnam Is detached "A Inspector ~ the sixth Light
house District, aud ordered settle accounts. Com
Inander Chas : Norton is detached the command
AZ Passac. and ordered Lighthouse Inspector OF
the sixth District.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
PRESS COMMENTS on THE SITTER BILL.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
uE CLOSING HoUrs OF THE SILVER DEBATE IN
TIE SENATE.

The hope of the country now rests on the
President Senator'S and Congressman III the lace OF al
Executive veto, Will hesitate biOre placing themselves
ON record MS the upholdcrs Of debased currency nh
ton aud repudiation-l New-YOrk Herald Qnd)
The true significance of the silver movement
Foundation Who have madly persuaded themselves that
their individual fortunes be redressed by adudcang
heT ,e % Of the credit aud Inc honor 81 the
Government, it may as well he plainly understood that
this bil must inevitably lead TO systomasc and
tanned assault upon properly all the forms credit
private as well as pubc.-[N Newly ork World tDenJ
This disgrace never can be wiped out.
II II should become more valuable than gold. and be
worth 1903 cents the dollar as II was wheh SILVER Was
pud,ae would remain You do not think any Oe'ter or
the who tries 70 cheat you oeeause i5 SWIMMING
purpose m!seaires.--lN. Y. Evening Post tRepJ
The friends of the present Administration,
well the true weli-wishers OF ne perpetuiiy ana
consistency of republican rule should Keep M te he
every other way strengthen the hands OF the Prosde1
IN dsapprovng the bill should IL reach hini-lN \
Commercial Advertiser (ltepJ
1t was very appropriate that when a large
majority OF the senate had determined voting for tue
Band inquiiy the toe selected for perpetraiing sach
left tile Senate Chamber and ony tas reinaIhed-iA y
Evening Mail tBepJ
The Nation Is to he congratulated upon the
passage Of the Bland h remonez1g the historic silver
dollar " OF fathers" This is the dawn OF better
day for the business interests OF the cOuntry-lN y
Graphic tincJ
NOW itJ tDe measure DC lOlloWcu, as pIO-
posed by bill authorizing lega-tendrF SILVER certii
Gates, aud me repeal Of tne Resumption Act ana an
chances fOr he revival OF business for years VIII be dis
pc!isd.-l Lewiston mel Journal (RcpD
Taken altogether, the action OF the Senate
IN SEEDING back The Bland O pruned, shortened IN and
grated unsatisfactory. Now let the House Try its
bUnslng haud.-lSewarA Advertiser (RepJ
The bill as it passed the Senate appears 70
be reasonable ana we tbb-k IL VII meet the approval
OF the peoPie.-lUuca Observer (DemJ
The cOrrtry's peril is not alone in the pas
sage OF te SILVER BILL deeply injurious that measure
Is Dt also III the oeneonsa0E that the sccprc Of The
kaiion las passed away from what may, least be
called the lnaiuter portion OF the couutrythe section
containing the bulk OF the capital, manufactures aud
solid interests and hence the conservative under
It's OF responsibility to the wildcat sectons
the region OF Oyefwecng speculation and huall
ciering-lBostOn Transcript (Rep)
The sole hope OF the Nation for rescue from,
amomcntous disaster "a in the Presidents Inis
veto Air. Hayes bound send Ia else salsy his
swn most positive professions. Whether VIII
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

be OF any avail wl depend entirely upon the language
in which 1t is coucbed-lPhiladephia Telegraph (RepJ
The President alone stands between the
country and dishonor, Tcpadau0n aud logaized rob
bery.-lSprin gfeld Union (Rep)
The radical silver infationists have received
a backse which is most encOuragng.-!L Lancaster Ex-
aminer (Rep.l
The most certain remedy for the state of
things that will be upon lis IL general adoptlon
gold contracts The rest may safely Teave 10 time
and the rrVulson to take place Ia public feeling as
silver begins 10 pour ont OF the mns- Hartford
Post Gicpl
II is shameful measure, even as it stands,
and is a blow at Nations honor ana credit whcl
VIII ujure for ever. and which Will produce evli
effects ard burdens which will be felt by its friends ana
foes alike and which will bring 10 the authors Of tue
measure regret a their success which no cOnsid-
Grafton Of honesty or honor could ever bring them
tWnaIington (Del) Every Evening (Dsm.l
The bill as amended is no better than the
original Bland bl.-[BatimOre Bulletin (Dem)
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
THE MANCHESTER CITY SAVINGS BANK.
4 ..--.....-....., l. I.

MANCHESTER, y. H., FcD. H.. w. hlh-
BAH, president OF the state Board Of Bank Commissoh
ers, completed his examination OF the City savings
Bank and ordered that more money be paid our lie
is Of opinion that the affarsi OF the bank Should ne
brought 70 close In which opinion tho trustees concur
A receiver Will he appointed by the Supreme Court To
wind up the institution. This course Is taken with
the general deposit business only. and viii III 10
way affect the discount bank doing business under the
name of the City National Bank DtpOsts III the say,
ings Bank amounted to about 100000 aud there VIII
probably be little shrnkagc. The deposits IN tns
bank down, June ltst, 81 per cent, Whch ul
this time IL dead loss to the depusos, hut ttrc II
still prospect that they viii realize something on the
outstanding securities, thus reducing their loss.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
cAtFNDAR5 THIS DAY.

srpRrYr CouGr-CHAMBERs- -Dcnohue. Third Monday
motion calendar. 49,. , :, T.,
srEcIAL Van Worst @ , = foi se l. "a H. ~
i7S 53 $50 l92 lJ6 zoe, 2Oi n 100 Zit ~ -
2iS 2l9 22i, 10 Z27, Si, $50 ~. 200. Z@l 29 10
126i 1863 2pOl, 5G7 29S7 1853 1lil. lill, l50 QUO
1877 1903, lOSi2 80, 1881, 30, 31l. JOJ' lf[I I"i
TAhf Iii-Vaa Brant ILL 10, IL IS 59s, l0l7, 292.,
III 29s lO0, 2G32. 1862 HOE lOJ ll' - 80 ""o-
3Og3. 1iJG. -
SI'rrnOR SPECIAL TERM.SaBf1ri J.-Deinurrer-
g. Isftcs Of fact, Nos. 90. 49, g2, TO- 81, g. 81: ~ ~
TYEM-PARr IE-Ffes'ini J-NOs 621. 4lH, a.
7o. 7,2 s54 2go' no 5O0 6B7, 55i 87, 577 i52, 52s
PiHr II-Curts. J-Nos 6i3. 20s. l07l. lUI 49, I3'
1on 7tO 49, 73I, 26S 5lz IO7. los. 49, lllS. 765.
C~,siMOS CAMHKRsI It0DinsOn J.N0s. 10 ~, ~
EQ TEGA.-Van hoesen' J-IO' g. D. D. lS' To- H. -
IS, 57. - , ~. a., .co 90.
e2s $50 7Z 5eo liiG. z39l 1900 2476 z4G6 -629 2Oo
l4SJ. ~ M.
MAsisg C0UnT-ThIAL TEaa-PART I-Gocpp j.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
THE COURTS.
PovERTYs LEGAL MsFORTUNEs

A provision Of the NcwYOrk Statutes enacts
that any person. proof that he too poor to pay 'he
expenses of law suit shall be excused from them ana
be assigned counsel prosecute his suit or defend hm
Under this law an application was made last week. TO
Judge Van Hoesen, to have proceednGsin unacy lnsu
widow who is now in the lunadc asylum on BlackwelPs
Island and whose only income is said 10 be pension OF
"a ner month Judge Van H0esen however holds that
the act allowing cheap litigation does not apply 10 pro-
ceedngs of this kind and recommends the petitioner to
appe to the charity of the Sheriff and the Commission
ers in Lnnacy to remit their fees.
Patrick Reilly's wife Mary made similar appeal on
his behalf to the same Judge. Reilly is pcnslOned
soldier having pension Of Sc month Rls lunacy is
that he has immense wealth. The Court made similar
niannefinn of hia
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
DECIsIONs-fED. 1G.

.Syorrme court Chambers--Bv judge DonUhuc.-
ST. John ag John et al New York Ie Insurance Com
son see Pane ct al aet. Barnum-aem0rand
BTewser agt NcGmre-Motion granted with costs McGn.
an allowance Faf1ners' Prtectyo Union shepaTdNo
order can be made To- pay OYER i ~ 6he n s az a % re &
VIII be appointed to take te nolN IN choI IA TIE
Martue ag Lowensten In this case the answer o the de
fndant the suit % excessive iees Was anrn1, h"ng
p he relaxation by Nj Jarvis ar long l65 The motion
erfoe should De account OF delay in max II.
BY Presiding Justice Dayis.-Deyoc agt Devoc.-Order
egfed
Nnuerior C0uyf-SEociai 7em-Bv Judge Sanford
Person ag Partridge ct aeierces report conlImcd and
order FOR Judgment oi surplus Medomyed agl & Meeeye
iney andon agt. Mcran-Moiion denied wiih $40 costs
Bryau agi bryan a.epurt confirmed ani Judgment pi
ana sale ordered Lawson Consolidated Fruit
jar CompanyoTGer allowing defendant to serve aneoei
answer The NewYOrk Iron Mine agt Wetmore same aSi
sgmeOrder granted bond and undertaking approved Iat
AIT seager Ct aL-Or;cr anenamS Juns;nenl ron.
Jeelscn ast. Frank IT al Or er granted anu undc'Ak-
ing approved. CLARK agJ. Binninger VI ton granted
East ivcr National Bank ag Tton ct alt1dered on Day
Calendar for March 4 Valentine agL ~ T. Cehf hiloa
vacatiug judgment with - COSTS tGinci
agt miller e al Iienen as Wood et AZ oio,' q ~; ag'.
schlcGngcri Eoler at SchesingrIi lhI hkt Nlhcis
PerTy agt Noinnng CLARK as Binnnser; MaAwt az Ger;
agi Thompson iuiedge against ihr Mayor ct ceke 't
G EgcItOn ct al; Goldsmith at Mdrcein ct al kllan
Company: inns agt Hepburn ct al VaicnIIne agi. y s..
Central Railroad Company; Brney aga. lie eCoudt-Orlc's
granted
Common Pleas ChamJrs- Judge Robinson.
-VOge ct al. aet REYNOLDS DOyac agt Lewis Bel agi.
Tong a,yr0.cd Iiavcls ag CrosDy-Nbpicaon granted.
KobInan agt AbbOL-AmOunt nXcd foI bond In The mat
alton. Ggt hcy nonnaiI0n continued In the
matter Of the nna acoountns OF Klein. Deere signed me
All Decentralization DrIeiej al wing deduction of
s2l7 l33m D As . t1'd r & sF id ca.. Ia @ 10
etr, memorandn LItc agt. The Atlantic Mutual lusui-
~, gi' %, tna M WI Dc ,I,
IT, ron.idIaon 0i Court oi Appeals Ia sOnc respects
ca rho motion granted payment oi cost slO,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
MISS DICKIE AT LIBERTY.

Under the orders OF Judge Brady, Miss Susan
Dckie was released Saturday from tho asylum. IN which
she has been confined for nearly years. AS no
guardian had been appointed she absolutely free 70
60 she pleased but she waited for Dr. Bradley one oi
the Commissioners on Lunacy. VINO bad taken an III
tercst in hec and secured her fun hearing before
them, before taking advantage Of her liberty Dr Brnd
ley took her TO private residence OF his seect0n Nhcn
for the present he declines her request Ia make pub
lic Miss Dicke seemed very much rclolced az hcl re-
lease, but preserved her comp0sure aud pnrtcd -
friendly wav from the officers OF tire asylum lr Nichols
and Dr. Mcdonald. the physicians OF the asylum sun
maintain tAat She is insane.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
P1ocy.DE OF FREIGHT on THE ERIE

Two weeks ago the storm of snow in
IN Western New-York interrupted the heavy freight
traffic on the Erie Road to put business back two
DAYS Some 500 extra mloadcd made such block
adc of freight aud coal Port Jorvs Jersey CITY
and intermediate sta'ions that rac was mpedcd for
several DAYS Officers of the road report that freight
traffic has been vccy hc1yJ during the Winter IN De
cemhcr an average of 1000 freight and coal passed
through JeTvis daily. About the came amount OF
business is now being dOn'
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
Ltis doflhe Late Doctor Winter Hamilton. Of

NVI'l VI 'II' I''''' " ~
Brighton that day he went into the town Ia hy q
fish The lshmOngCr female ne mhcr OF the Society
OF Friends HavnV made his purchase. lie requested her
to send IL t. vi. house. what tiy Hddr T. asked
she IIe Teprd: Direct to the Reverend william
Hamilton" .uch place sac Lcsitat Il i LII and
then takiug card aud pen and ink. she handed tcu to
him and said Perhaps hou wilt reverence tyselt"
81 had moro money than he TO carry on
thc sut ;" said a very Gasgow individual Who bad
ius, won lawsuit over poor Lclgnbor, ana tiat r
ybrr. had the advantage OF him. Then had much
better counsel than he. and there had The Hdvautac
OF him And MS family VI while the suit was pend
ing 80 re could not attend 10 IT, aud thcrc had The adj
vai,tacc Of hm again Hut then Brown i u very de-
cent Aoit of man after all" Yes, said the stener,
and that's where Lc had the advantage Of YOU"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
MR.. TILDEN'S INCOME TAX.

Before Judge Blatclford on Saturday, Roger
NJ Sherman Assistant DisricAttorney, presented the
case on the part of the Government in the income tax
suii against Mr.. Tden. Judge Blatcford said that il
was necessary TO argue that tac tax could be col
lectcd suit though il had not been assessed The
created the debt, and the assessment Was Only
part of The machinery for collecting it, Sr. sheFman
argued against the theory that the acts of the
were i'll any way judicial acts claiming that the con-
ferrng OF judicial powers upon them would be unconSl
tu,on Judge BatchOrd TOOK the papers and reserved
hia nncisi inn
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
ARREST OF BANKRUPTs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 17.-Julius Behr ana
his partner Solomon Hesse, wholesale and retail elo-
iers, who recently went into bankruptcy. have been
arrested by the United States Marshal at the instance OF
committee OF NewYork creditors on charge OF obtain
ing $4,000 worth oi clothing from them under laise
pretenccs Cling goods off 20 ST. Louis AFTER making
assignment, and various other fraudulent practices
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
cnApGrs AGArSsr A wEsrERN TRUSTEE.

Three suits have been begun against William
c. Wetmore, OF Marquette, Mich, for matters growing
out of his management OF the mine there belonging TO
tie New-York Iron Mining Company, a company III
which samuel j. Idcn said 10 be largely interested
The charges against that he misapprOpriaicd
funds intended for carrying on the mine ana paving
persons there. He gave hail in the Marine Common
Pleas, and superior Courts, Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
FAILURE OF JACOB KIENzLE.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 17.-JacOb Kienzle, for
mery OF the firm of Diebod, Norris Co., safe manu-
facurers OF this city, filed voluntary petition in BANK
ruptcy Friday His accounts ali old ones, prncl
pay notes signed lay the firm. The unsecured CLAIMS
against petitioner aggregate 100000 accOinmoda-
tiOD paper $ljO,000 discounted paper $4,000
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
PASSENGERS ARRIEED.

FROM LIVERPOOfe-Tn Sir tmshfD City - Beyiin.-Jss
Alexander G. C. Carpenter. capt Duvle VIM fildng Mrs
Ii,ltrg f. H. Harrison e. Kemp. MT kralfv Mr~. kralfy
and . children y. MOlor. II. T. Plante Mrs. Preston l.
RicEee Sargent f. II. Scott Col A. n. sisnIOId MI.
.iah,nIauch. ]. M. Mles.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
MAXINE INILLLIGENCE.


NINTATUHL ALNAFNI.
u,c ris.. 1890 G II sun SETS. b3g C'ock fas m lFOS
Moon rses. 80 Noon souihr. Ojj M00u'- days 10
WATEE 1ODAi-A ~
sandy Hook s2j Island. $40 Hell Gate. 03S
HGu WAIER IO.DAH-r. 81.
sandy Hook SAC GOV Island 9:25 Hell Gate. ....llll
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
ALLEGED FRAUDS on THE REVENUE.
A new charge of smuggling was preferre

a now Cnllgc OF Smuggling WIS ITFIVITtU
against Anton Mocer the Custom ouse broker, Sat
ur,lay similar those upon which lie previously
and urred that no additional bail be required. Commits
s0ner Shields decided however. hold hlIn III 5000
bail, which WAS furnished by MOeller's wife.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
STILL ANOTHER ERIE SUIT.

De Witt {. Langley, as stakeholder OF the
Erie Railway, has begun suit against the Erie
Railway Company Hugh J. Jewett md others, III Orange
County Bctidcs the charges against MI Jeweti made
III atr euits, and request for his removal lie asks
that The compromise vita Jay Gould be set aside.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
NHLLDREN,S CARNIVAL AND BALL,

NHUDREN'S CARNIVAL AND BALL,
~ with new ana brilliant prpgrimlnc.
under The management ~ Professor Catl Marwig,
FEB. 20, 1873.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
President,
Mis-. Major General HANCOCK
Vice Presidents
,fr. = r phelps Mr-. William II. Nelson,
v Guernsey, MIS- ~ h'nlhs"l'
Treasurer. secretary, -, 49,
4. y. Darling. MTr. tatdhrr W eall eroee.
Boxes can b. obia ned 81 Ms. a.. B barring 40 West
and ~ Egbcrf Guernsey. II West I'D st.
T,ckets OF Mts. T. Guernsey Il West 23d-si.;
Mf-. H Graham Bacon. Union square Hotel;
Mira 4. J. Heron. p West I9th-st.;
Mrs H. Robinson. The BcTSeicy. - 0thavc.,
Mr-. q Wealth, bee. The " indoor, othaVe;
Mia John Mask 80 5thaYei
Mrs. ". -. Mcdonald, u East 3ith-si.;
Mrs. Mortimer Brown. ! Wet 20tl-sL,
ant AZ the offices Windsor and Fifth Avenue hotels
cLrI- |. l.LlhlNI'h Ickntr. 81.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
fieliaions Nctitcs.
Amuscnruls.
4 RION SOCIETY.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALI,
~ . !. ~ ~

GRAND MASQUERADE RAIL-
2IIt E~DAG. FEBKUAk ~,
At GTIIOEE'- GARDEN.
Tcrct-. admitting e~njrlln ant lady, extra as mex.
Application. for the viii be- received by
schndt % tuadsi 4 j. ldenbcrg - Fulton
- n ~ Niafe.n. Be,Anan j. Pin4s. AL broadway
J. Idgcrwood 7jS Broadway y /rlet Union Cnb IVES,
2lst st Wuhrln GRAFT lin2 biusdwayi IL. Corll 2OI
Ciathan s0u.rc T. kIuna % Js.. Wnu~inn.t' H. o"g'
ana Jokes az k kaItnmaStf
I5i IfroaCwav, and iianii Bios. Ini lfo1hway-
KTGULATGONS carriage Viii arrive from north through
Mnisou ave- and out sOIih through Ngdi,ndye, or
through 2Ofhst No adulttanCe aficr midnight No
t.clrts sold at the door Positively 40 RETURN
TIL - o'clock. only those n 'ancy dress OF domino
admitted floor. All masks mns br removed at 0cl0ck
%o charge ladies' dressing grntleincns hafoOn oO
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18
fine ArIs

ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
r. sOMERVILLF. Auctionecr by GEO. A. IEAvITT 4 Co
Now yiew day aId evening free az the Art Rooms sl'
broadway until OF sale. Tuesday and "Wednesday esen
lngs, February 10 and 20.
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS!
Conr.nc more than two hundred examples by American
ana ylosiy frOm private collections and nsny
from italy: Ime exni1it ut the Centennial Exnbiton
Gtrar.t.t i. VI. Beard IasalIe.
\ - >. C.ay UontOuuce, W. I. lnchards,
=, ur,,,n Nan Scle0t,, Scl.lg,
a., 49, JULIUS LANCE. r.. L. Henry
LYengalei Si"hu"iei ""N'"N"
&c, &C.
MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY Is, az II O'Clock, ae
the priy residence, 90 West iJth-st
RICu HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE-af and entire the
gam hoehoud In e above house. the property of
MRS. THORPE.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

MISS ROOTS BALLAD CONCERT.
vi FOR my BENEFIr OF THE POOR.
MONDAY INESISG. Feb. lS-CHICkENlNi HALL
~lriisis-N.ss Arabrla Loot, soprano: Miss Anehs Herr
az euor IAboit tenor; Cecilia Boz, Mr. James Pcarcc,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

"A AAA
EEEE A A
l r D Z n
OF
n S G. U | l. d,
FOR THE
n f + | L
Of THE
y L w = Y o r K
TING HOSPITAL.
JUNCTION RECEPTION
ND BALL
IN THE
MY OF MUSIC,
AND
L TEA GARDEN
IN
sSON HALE,
.BRUARY. 1873.
n with n Grand Tableau, IN the
viii follow a Chinese Tea Party IN
viii be characteristicaily decorated,
70 Chinese. viii be served by one
Of New York.
.DERs OF CATHY.
IINESE ORCHESTRA
IT REALIZATION
of the
'LENDoRs
OF the
cry KINGDOM.
On COMMITTEE.
PED BadGO
j. TGLDEN, Chairman.
ce-CtGiTJncH,
Hon. William A. Beach.
I, IOuis V. some.
charles a. Sterling,
William Orton.
Hon. J. L. Lydecker,
W. Romano Leggat,
J. w. Lore,
Lewis Leland,
Gen. ". T. Mcmahon.
Gen. n. c. Mccormick,
]. l.. Mitchell.
Salvatore de Mendonca,
Colonel George Mcclure.
Leonardo del Monte.
j.. A. Merritt.
Robert McClay,
j. y. NovarrO,
T.. Oelbsrman.
George Osborne,
Benjamin X. Phelps.
William L. Pomeroy,
George VI. Pullman,
John r. Plummer.
Colonel W. r. Pelton,
Eugene II. Pomsroy,
Colonel W. II. Roberts,
Henry II. Rogers,
Daniel @ Rollins,
Henry Rice.
Morris klndskopf,
NJ. q. Roscnbla;i,
:, Colonel Henry q. stebbins,
J. Z. solomon,
Russell sage,
Levy :. StOCkwell,
cr Jesse Selieman,
General Alexander Shalef,
Il. 3. sherman,
]. Calf Smith.
Arthur w. Sherman,
John Ruggles Strong,
Ira Shafer.
Napoleon Sarony,
J. Nelson Tappan.
e. l.. Tiffany.
Jose Carlos Tracy,
, Frederick Taylor.
W. X. Travcrs.
Hon. Jacob Vanderpoel,
re, jenkins Van Schaick,
Colonel Van Wyck,
Geo. VI. Van Mort,
Colonel George W. Van slyck,
Jacob W. Westervelt,
William II. Wiley,
), Hon. William II Wickham,
James r. Wenmln,
Charles II. Webb,
q. =. Winston, NJ. d.,
q. Wetherbee.
Joseph u. Wearn,
Oscar c. Wheeler,
Alexander Whyte,
Alfred Il. Whitney.
General \. =. Webb,
George Wilson,
Joseph y. weaver.
COMMITTEE.
hit BJdge.)
+. FAURE. Chairman,
Chas. Sharcttcs. NJ. d.,
MI. Edgaf y. SiOte,
MI. ". J.. webb.
&. l.. Brown, NJ. d..
Mr.. W. II. Adams.
Mr.. c. :. Wilmington,
Mr.. ID. j. Danba,t,
Mr.. Arthur Wallack.
Mr.. Eugene T.. Naret,
Mr.. Joseph Cornell.
Mr.. Geo. Temploi0n Strong,
Mr f.. Haughwout Howe.
Mr.. c. :. Gunther, jr,
Mr.. Charles Benner,
SIR. {. l.. Desparl,
Mr. +. IL. Despald,
Mr.. Robert l.. Roe.
We COMMITTEES.
,.uc Eadge.)
Townsend. Cnairuan.
d, Vice Chairman,
n, NiCe-Chairman,
PnckGey, Nice-chairman,
treasurer,
Wit. Secretary.
Julius 5. kious.
Ed. Selleck.
Ed. NJ. Brown,
Inslee a. Hopper,
Major J. NJ. Bundy.
r.. G. White,
Benz. Lichtenstein,
Geo. W. Blunt Jr..
Thos. B. Odell.
apply at tho Windsor Hotel, the
cutive Committee; atTyson's New
ne Hotel, Gilsey House. &c; th'
ones-street Wheeler & Wilson's
Managers.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-18

&C
Hon. Jas. W. Gerard,
Hon. Algernon :. sullivan,
CyTus W. Field,
smith l.. Lane,
Gen. c. A. Arthur.
r. w. Andrews
Miguel Aidama.
Harry Alexandra.
Miguel Alec.
:. l.. NJ. Barlow.
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