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District Court.

Belmont county, April 8.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
ANOTHER RAILROAD SOLD.
ENGLISH BoNDHoLDERs CAPTURE THE UrIc

ENGLISH BoNDHoLDERS CAPTURE TIE UTICA,
ITHACA AND ELMIRA RAILWAY COMPANY.
Al noon yesterday Auctioncer A II. Muller
mounted his stand on the Real Estate Exchange and
Immediately Charles stebDins, referee IN the suit for
foreclosure OF the Utica, Ithaca and Emira Railway
Company, on tho petition of Charles ). Fairchiid,
father OF ex-Auorney General Fairchio, took stand
beside the auctioneer The lattor read the Official
notice, which declared that tho sale was
TO foreclose upon certain mortgage bearing
date May IL, 1872 which covered the premises prop
erty ana franchises OF the company. There pres
number OF gentlemen interested IN the road III
GLIDING N. and NJ Niles, representatives OF H. . King
~ Co. OF Lcndon; Frank King, OF that lim; o,hcr
OF ihe Eng ISL interests when repre-.
sebts 900 OF the 900 900 nrst mortgage bonds
Mr. Faircniid trustee of the bondbolders, and Geu.
eral W. L. Burt, OF Boston, president Of the road.
Alter tue reading OIL tue terms oi sale General Burt
handed up the following document, which was also
Tead:-
In making sale OF the Utica Ithaca aud Elmira Railway
s.uer md Dagsa9 s"r one ssrars @ pr,
cars one hath. and tools also e, myself and partner
railway company aud Ezra Cornell. James Redburn aud
esnsrae,ea WITH ,@s poeesas Of bonds asssrsa Saasr
said contracts. intending depo.s CORTLAND ithaca and
rondoia era and two passenger cars
Tho hrst bid made by N. and NJ Niles, repre-
sentfng General Burt, whose interest Ia the properly
Is estimated Al $4,000 This bid oil $50 600
IL was quickly followed by ID. A. Ltndey, represent
ing Ming a. Co and othor BRUSH oondholders, With
advance Of $4,000 These Respective interests ran
tho price up to sos. 600 In bids oi IS 900 each
about bad-pa twelve truce was called, and at the
request OF the parties In interest the referee took
recess TO ENABLE them to arrange compromise. Tho
gentlemen ut once adjourned 10 room
by, with their respective lawyers, and
alter a session of three aud "a half hours
"a compromise was arrived at the nature oil wnich
dvu ged; but Il rumorcd Ia nsidcr-
aton Of General Burt and his associates retiring from
clifton Tor the control OF the franchise tLcir
claims would be allowed AZ tour O'clock the auc-
tIoncer aga.D took the stand, wnen General Burt
Withdrew his bids d. A. Iiudlcy bid Sol, 600, ana az
thore other BID the property was knock Cd
down At that figure. Mr. Linocy gave his name and
those OF Eiward h. Goodnow aud Henry s. King
stood, represent the majority oil the bon oldors,
The road, wncn IN about Sky 1--we miles long, with
extensions 10 course Of ostruction intended 10
make n short connection between the West and tho
Hookac Tunnel
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QUEENS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Tho members-clcct TO the Board OF Supervisors
ofQuoeps county met yesterday at Long Island city
for organization. Tho Board is constituted as fol-
iows:-From oyster Bay, George 8. Downing; North
Hampstead, John NJ. Clark; Hampstead. Charles s.
Clement; jamaica, John ii. Brncserhoq; Flushing,
Edward A. Lawrence; Newtown, Jonn n. Van Nos
trand; Long Island Guy, John Ciaveu For oh ,irmap,
Mr. Lawrence was chosen on tho frst form u ballot:
Tor clerk, Robert SesDury, OF Hampstead. Picrpout
Potter was CHOSEN assistant clerk by open vote All
the officers are reelected
The attention OF the Board was called to the pruvi-
sions OF bill before tho Legislature, the effect
OF which would De 10 abolish tho Office Of superin.
tcndent Of The Poor ia the various counties through
out the State vest the powers in a commission Of
the State Board oil Charities through appointment by
the Governor, and resolution was adopted requesin
the reprcse OF Queens county To oppose IT, or
IL possible, have the county exempted IRON It's oper-
alton.
Ihe amended Tax bill for Queens county, passed by
the old Board and transmitted 10 Albany Tor passage
through the Legislature, having been changed In mo
printing clause 10 leave the selection OF papers
optional with the County Treasurer Mr. Clark offered
resolution asking the Queens county repres,n taves
to have the bill restored as approved by the super.
visorr
After considerable discussion, on motion OF Mr..
Claven, the resolution was tsUled-4 democrats 10
repubcans--a strict parry vote
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REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were made yesterday on she
Real Estate Exchange:-

Tho following sales were made yesterday on she
Real Estate Exchange
A. !.
Foreclosure sale Of the three story brick house,
with lot 2'x8e, No 60 Baxter ST., 70 NJ Solo "a sa7
Also, Foreclosure sale Of two houses with lots each
25xl005 Nos 32a 60 $50 East 6tth to plaintiff 500
LOUIS xEsiER-
Foreclosure sale ct the four brown stone
house with lot lz2xi0s No. 2U4 ID av.. .. s., TO
BY BLACKWELL AND nIxkR.
Foreclosure sale OF the five brick building,
with lot 25x77, Nc. ITO Sd av., n. W. corner Of - 90
4Sth ~. TO plaintiff .................... 2SSoo
r.
front house with 20 ye ars lease Of lot, isexloO9.
No 1876 East Al It,. s., ground rent $500 per ~
year. to plaintiff ...........-.......... s4eo
Foreclosure sale OF tho brown stone house,
with lot 22xloo5, No 81 West SD ST.. H. s. to 80 100
p"'ntn........- ''.'''''..t'-' ~
Foreclosure sale OF the Tour story stone house.
with lot 2ox95 No. 5ls Madison av, " 5. to A r. 40 zoo
KxNNELLv.
Foreclosure sale Of three lots. each 2oxtO02 on Sd
awe o. 5o7 H. OF ioo.h A. 70 pa'ntih....'.. 5000
Foreclosure sale Of the three story brown stone
$50 H. w. Of e.a ay to p.alntin $500
Foreclosure sale OF four lots each 25x2oo on Con-
ra BSueysd av e. +, 100 p,d o. LIST s.. lam rum
tiT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. .......... 1000
BY BERNARD sMYrH.
Administrators sale Of the following estate or the
late Judge Jose oh Bowling, viz-one lot, 25xIOO.
on Mnberr, ST., .. s.. 226a IT, Of Grand st.. 20 ,xo
Also a bio. Of land. io3 axi55 on Lexington av..
Cabe and ii. Ustenhoet. .......... rs 500
Also pot of iand. 2oxiO2 2 on East 73d st., s. O. 49,
corner OF Lexinst ton TO T. Goey oVoo
Total. 1882 977
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

Register Fitch yesterday reported iavorably on the
application Tor discharge from bankruptcy of Fred
srick Nussbaum, OF the arm OF sporborg & Nuss-
baum, tho opposing creditors having iaed TO flo the
specifications OF their objections.
Al meeting Of the CREDITORS of Alexander Fielder.
dealer in brass goods At No Is Murray street, held
ONCE OF Register kctchum John II. Piatt ap.
pointed assignee in bankruptcy. Only claim was
provcd-that OF the American Exchange National
Bank for 1851 SO
The creditors OF John Nicho. Jr. met yesterday at
the Office OF Register Alien. aud John II. Patt was
appointed assignee. Two claims were proved ny
Gu,tave Husrel, receiver, S. 222 81 George Craig,
S1LOO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
SUSPENSIONS nrconprp yfsrr,

SUSPENSIONS RECORDED YESTERDAY
The suspension OF the firm OF Henry Lawrence 4
Sons. manufacturers OF cordage, at No. 1872 Front
street, was announced yesterday and during the day
the members Of the Arm made an assignment for the
benefit OF tho creditors X. Y. Bell The arm Ia com.
posed OF nvo brothers, James, George W., william.
Henry. Jr and Scabury; they succeeded to the bust
ness Of their father, who died IN May, 1871 Az that
time tncy claimed TO have capital OF over $500 600
invested In the business, with au annual trade Of
l,000,0 00 Since the death OF the founder Of tho
mouse their credit has been gradually runnlng down.
They have often been pressed for money pay open
accounts ana the shrnkago IN real estate and losses
on merchandise accounts seriously crippled them.
Recently their notes were extended and last week
hey we're allowed to go to protest. Their father,s
estate 10 st unsettled and II ~ said that they were
obliged 10 suspend on account OF family difficulties.
fhe Liabilities are currently reported at about
1900 0U0, while their assets reported 10 DO worth
ayout 500, 900 They CLAIM large surplus In real
estate and expect to make arrangements 70 resume,
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Tho Board Of Aldermen got into a ,angIs yesterday
over the appointments OF an Official s,cnograpner to
the investigating committee designated to examine
Into the method Of business OF tho Civil District
Justices. resolution making the appointment was
passed by vote OF ~ Its contcnded that scvc6
teen Affirmative votes were required as tho resolution
necessiiaicd an expenditure, but Aldermen saucr
VINO happened to be In the chair at the tme decided
against TINS proposition.
Tue Aldermanic Committee on Police and Hcalth
have been directed TO examine into the condition or
the City Prison ana report ms to what i'm
are necessary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
SHOCKING DEATH.

While In a state OF intoxication on Monday night.
young man uaned Thomas Ryan laid down 60 sleep on
the track Of the Delaware, Lackswanna and Western
Railroad at Mbnrn. he was run over by the down
freight at one O'Clock yesterday morning Both legs
were severed and death followed after. Deceased
was twentY-our years OF age and unmarried
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
KEROSENE OIL LICENSES.

Superintendent OF Kerosene OIL, Thomas whi,ford
Of Brooklyn has prepared report showing that since
January 242 licenses have been issued 10 sell kero
sene OH In that cry. The receipts amounted 10
$6,2l0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
RECOVERING SLOWLY.

Mr. Benjamin II. Fowler. OF Flushing. who was
struck with = slungshot by u highwayman on'Satur-
day night. Is slowly recovering He thinks that he
can identity the man who struck him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-01
FINANCIAL WRECKS.
SeVenty-three Failures Re-
ported During April.
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Taking Advantage OF the Unre-
pealed Bankruptcy Law.

seventy-thrce failures were reported In this city
during the month Of April, with liabilities amounting
to $7,65S,726 The expected repeal OF the Bankrupt
Law has had the effect OF making delinquent debtors
hle petitions in bankruptcy TO get rid OF old debts
which have been hanging over them Tor years, and
during the last two weeks OF the past month upward
." one hundred ana hiiy applications for relief were
ncd IN the United States District Court in tn city,
Very few OF the parties active business in
their names, ana the majority OF them have not
been Included in the list OF failures below.
Among the prominent firms which were forced
10 suspend during the mouth wore Booth
Edgar, sugar rsdnsrs; George W. Bassett.
& Co. crockery; e. Il J. Willelts Il Co., crockery;
Paul Zunz Co., plate glass; Joseph Foulke's Sons
shipping; Fellows Forester h Co, jewellers; J. X.
Co II l. Co, brokers; hsiter Gaus, umbrellas;
Henry Lawrence 4 Sons. cordaee; r. 1. Leggett,
wholesale grocer Tho McNab and Harlan Manuac
turing Company and the Teutonia Savings Bank,
Livermore h Co and Goold H. rhorp Co. have
settled with their creditors and among those who are
ompremisng with their creditors are Bassett Il Co.,
E. l. J. Wiletts l. Co., Paul Zunz Co., Fellows,
Forester h Co., Il. A. Kingsland Co., Lawrcncs
Brothers and r. L Legge,t.
LIST FAILURES
the following is a list OF the failures and suspen-
sions reported this city, together with the amount
OF liabilities and value Of tho be
ascertained. Estimates have been made based in
formation obtained in the trade where schedules
havo been fled or where information has been re-
fusa e.
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AMUsEMENTs
PAX faE1TaE. AIatI's aardRs Friday

|, DARK THEATRE. AIMEE's RETURN FRIDAY
Friday evening May rentree In New YORK latter hee
recent rumphs Ia Nexeo farewell Appearances pro-
vioas 10 her departure for Eusope OF
Mile. MARIE AIMEE.
together with her Opera Boue Company IN the
most popular operas Of her extensive repertoire.
Friias evening May 3. Saturday matinee May =. ana
Saturday evening May only performances OF the reign
ing musical sensation ecocgs last and greatest success
LA MARJDLAINE
AIMEE her original creation) LA MARJoLAlNE
20 all OF tho house. Do csnsss
Reserved seats. 30 cents extra
Next WEEK CHANGE OF OPERA EVERY NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENING. VI Ny q. REVIVAL and FllsSC
TINE TtlIS SEASON OF Onenbach's morriest work.
LA VIE PARlSIENNE.
TUESDAY EVENING MAY (only time),
GIROFLE-GIROfLA
WEDNESDAY EVENING NAY (only time),
LA JOLIE PARFUMEUsE.
which AIMEE sings in English. Pretty as Picturc"
THURSDAY EyENlNG MAY only time).
la FILE DE NINE. AHGOr
FRIDAY EVENING May 10 ION rtime). Ia PERlCHOLE.
Evening 5Oc., 81 and "a SO Boxes - and SIS
Matinee Prices Admission Soc and 81 Box office now
SPECIAL UNCOMFORTABLE cLocHEs DE
cORNEyILLE.
Due notice will be given the first compete production
this ut the European musical sue
ce u.s. RI uuettes delightful opera comiqUe
LES CL,jCH S DIX CORNEYfLi.E THE CHIMES
or CuRNEvILLE performed In Paris tor 400 consecu-
two nights. aud the original ~
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
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VITAL STATISTICS.

There were reported at tho Bureau Of Vital statis
tics during the past month l, 95s births, 636
riages. 2227 deaths and 142 stilbrths. During tho
same month last year the mortality records show
LIST births. bS5 marriages, 064 deaths and l65 STILL
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but It IL believed thsy cannot unless they obtain
sstance. They have large ropewalk in Williams
burg valued al $3.50, 000