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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-28
WASHINGTON.
Appropriation Measures Be-
fore the House.
PASSAGE OF THE INDIAN BILL
MI. Atkins on the Revenues and
Expenditures.
MORE ECONOMY OR INCREASED TAXATION.
A New Cause Of Complaint for Uneasy
Aborigines.
PASSAGE OF THE INDIAN BILL
MORE ECONOMY OR INCREASED TAXATION
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsnIscroS. April ~. 1873
PASSAGE OF THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION
RILL-BAD PROSPECT FOR THE TRANSFER
OF THE INDIAN BUREAU.
Tho House to-day passed. with out slight amend.
ment the Indian Appropriation bill separate from tho
bill reported from tho Committee Appropriations.
Tbs bill has usually provoked long debate, and has
generally been. the basis OF many speeches
on tho manner OF conducting tho affairs Of
tho Indian Bureau. Its passage to-day with
such unanimity indicates that the House Is not DIS
posed seriously discuss tho proposed transfer OF the
Indian Bureau to the War Department, although tho
bill proposing this reported from the Committee
on Indian Affairs nanImousy. Indeed the transfer
OF tho Indian Bureau 10 the War Depart
mont has not nearly as many friends now as
II mad mouth ago Congress. II is said that tho
transfer would impose additional duties tho
officers without proportionatc good, whc the ankle
OF the Indian Ring Tor the transfer Is admonition
that there is at east something suspicious about tho
project
THE COFFEE AND SUGAR RATION DISCONTINUED
At THE AGENoIEs-TRoUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Orders have been given by Mr.. Hayt, Commissioners
of Indian Affairs, forbddlng the further gratutous
Issue OF coffee and sugar to tho Indians at their
agencies. In order to secure application 10 duty on
their part he says that only they work and pay
for their labor will they receive tho coffee and
sugar ration in future These two articles OF diet arc
known to have an important influence with tho
Indian and they will BIO likely TO form
part OF the agencies employed in controlling him.
Attic Cheyenne Agency tho plan Is to be put into
operation at once the Cheyennes being already quito
restless and irritable because they not furnished
with these commodities us rations But tho Indian
Bureau is firm oE this point. Some OF tho agents
much exercised about this policy, because they say IL
will cause war.
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EAST SIDE LAWLESSNESS.

James Moran, nineteen years ola, . pcdier, r..
siding at No 500 East Thirty eighth street. was dc.
tccted iast night In tho act % ropbipg tho tiii
In tho grocery store at No. S2t East Thir.
tecnth street, by MIRA Maria Easan, the wife
OF tho proprietor. Sho grappIcd with the
thief and struggle followed. Tho robbcr was about
TO strike tho woman with q club when hcr husband
appeared aud wrcnohed the weapon from his hand
and dealt him powerful blow the head which
fced him 10 the door. for q moment or so
the despcrndo fegDcd TO DO unconscious but ho sud
denly arose, only 70 DO again knocked down by Mr..
Eagan. Although several coniedcratcs OF Moran
throw stones through tho store windows at Eagan tho
latter stood over tho PROSTATE thief until Ofnccr
Gleason, Of tho Seventeenth precinct, arrived
and took him INTO custody. on the way
10 tho station house with MS prisoner Onccr
Gleason was attacked by gang OF roughs, who Az
tempted ~ rescue tho prisoner They threw stones NJ
him, ono of which struck him tho back. Gleason
raped for assistance and Roundsmap Kenny, who
WIS IN tho vicinity, hurried 10 Tho rescue aud ds-
pcrsed the mob. Al tho station house u was found
that Moran's head had been badly decorated by tho
club, and police surgeon, who was summoned dressed
hts wounds, after which ho was locked up
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THE TwENTy-sEcoNp,s VISIT.

Tho Twenty-second regiment Of this city yesterday
paid friendly visit tots comrade National Guard
organization, the fwenty-thrd regiment. OF Brooklyn
The Twenty second regiment, under the command OF
Colonel Josiah Porter. formed IN its armory Four.
teenth street, at halfpast O'Clock, and at quar-.
ter after three lett there ana marched In couma BY
pIatoons over TO Broadway down to Wall street
ferry
The Twcnty-ihird regiment. Colonel Rodney c
Ward commanding assembled In its armory on Cicr
mont avenue, Brooklyn, and when Informed by tel.
egrnm that the Twenty second had their quarters
taken up the limo OF march Il lett its armory by
companies and did not ia into regimental formation
In u resohed Cumberland street. when tho regimen.
tai parade was formed and Colonel Ward assumed
command. Aftcr the ceremonies OF parade wero
over the regiment broke into columns by pla.
toous, right in front, and marched through Cum
bertrand street, Lafayette avenue Schemernorn street.
Hicks street, liue Picrrepoint street,
facing the NORTH where the coIdmand awaited the
arrival Of tho Twenty-sccopd This corps having
crossed the Wall street Terry on the regular
boat, diseinbarked at tho loot OF Montague street,
marched TO Picrrcpoinl, where IL received with
me usual saluieraDks opened, arms presented, on.
march A, soon Ms the New York corps had taken
up its place In limo u returned tue compliment, aud
sauted the Twenty
Alter these ceremonies the limo OF march was taken
by tue rwcntythrd passing along Tho front Of Tue
ysi'ng regiment and heading tho column 10 the City
Hail. where both regiments wc~e reviewed NY Mayor
Howell Tho two regiments marched through Fulton
and smith streets TO schcrmerhorn street, down
Laiay etle avenue to Cumberland street Horu the
Twenty third wheeled INTO line and again saiuted tho
Twenty second. winch, having marched past and
taken pos. IN the iormation also saluted the
second time. The two regiments being now
formed IN limo they received Brigadcr General
Ira L. Bce5c, commanding tho Eleventh brigals, aud
inspected by him. On tho street, running Slong
tho eust SIDE OF Fort Greene grand stand erected
III front OF which mo reviewing General accompanied
by numerous stan, took his position. Among those
on tho stand were:-Maior General 4. - Dukin loom.
manding the Second divlsou) siajor General Joun u.
Woodward, General Socum, Colonies Browneil, AUS
tin, Burton. schnr.g, Bradley, Major Jewell Colonel
beadlc anu many others
Tho armory oi the Twcnty-third, 10 which tho COM
mands went, WAS profuseiy decorated with flags aud
flowers. anu bountiiuI collation. spread ia the
driilroOm for the meD. Colonel Ward aud HIS officers
entertained Colonel Porter anu those OF the Now YORK
command in tho ollc .rs' quarters n substantial
and the fruits and flowers OF tho season greeted
the visitors. The Two made Rppru
speeches, which were tho only flowers OF oratory dis.
Played on tho OCCASION. Alter ratious, the regiments
were reformed, the Twcniy-thir escorted tneir
guests to Tho Williamsburg forry on the way home,
starting from tho armory about eight O'Clock
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WILLIAM SERGEANT.

William Sergeant. Droxcr, No. u Exchange place.
died on Thursday, a. Yonkcrs, OF congestion Of the
lungs Tho deceased seventyono years Of sge ana
one Of tho principal dealers In this business camo
hero from England forty years ago ani entered The
employ OF Lcmran, Murray ingatc. importers aud
dealers 10 rags and mediterranean goods Now street
In lsis no formed partnership with william Hunt
The hrm OF Lemrap, Murray X lngatc having tailed
IN 1857, the firm OF which deceased =
member became power IN the trade, but
tbo CONT oil years prec plated III
failure 1876 Mr. Hunt died previous February,
and Mr. Sergeant, although he was suffering iron
cataract the eye and almost blind, turned over all
his property To his creditors. In 1877 no resumed
business Exchange place, and WIS dong very welt
tho time death. Ito lost vile last August.
lie leaves sons, Who In the rag business under
tho name OF sergeant Brotbers mt Maiden lane and
william street. and three danghtersaIl married The
funeral Will take place TO-DAY 81 Two r. NJ, from st.
Johns Church Yonkerx
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OBITUARY.
STEPHEN VALENTINE.

Tho flags on tho Produce Exchange were at half.
mast yesterday account OF tho death OF stephen
Valentine tho oldest member OF that body. Tho do.
coased was In his cignsy.sccond year, having been
born At Gicn Cove Long Island the 10th Of August
1885, ana was In shc -four business in this city for
more than half Q century. Lie started a.
No 100 Cherry street 10 October 1922, under
tho hrm name OF Valentine e. Sccor. AT.
terwnrd a gentleman named Titus admit
ted as . partner and tho nrm Of Valentino Ttus
existed until tho death Of tho latter. twenty-five
years ago tho nrm was organized ms =. Valentine Il
Son. and remained such until two years since, when
Mr.. Valentine, Sr, retired, and was changed to 5.
vaentins's Sons; Charles GRIMM, law, being
admitted MS partner. IL stiii remains AT No. 100
Cherry street, Of tho Oldest buildings tho city.
Mr.. Valentine was member Of tho Produce and Old
Corn exchanges. He died ut hts residence, No. 200
Henry street, brooklyn, Of old age. although fail
which ne received yoar ago. fastened his death. lie
leaves children; one son Samuel I. vaieoineI
and thrco daughters all hurried. Tho deceased DO.
lonccd 10 the Society OF Friends aud hrs dying request
was DO buried from tho Quaker Meeting House, IN
SChcrmcrhorp, bctwocn Bocruuh and Smith ssroctA
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ARKANSAS REPUTATION.

LrrLe Rock, April 81 1875
suit which has been some days progress in the
United States Circuit Court, Judge Dillon presiding,
Involving tho liability Of tho city OF Lutte Rock for
certain indebtedness resulting from the issuance OF
her sccailed "city money! several years ago. de-
cided yesterday. Tho city issued this money after
tho war and paid out at par. Sho aterward called
II In, giving Tor II other evidences OF indebtedn ness
which tho city atcrward refused recognize because
illegal issue.
Tho United Statcs Court held that even though tho
CITY money might nnve been 'liegai, that me city,
evidence OF debt In lieu OF II, she must pay II.
Judgment, therefore, went IN favor OF the Merchants
National Bank, OF this city, for $3S, 600.
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Company &10697 OIL; Charles p. Baldwin. S. ego rs ;
Hudson Hoag LAND, 81, 30 90
Fellows. Forester Il Co., wholesale jewellers at No.
IL Maiden lane. have commenced composition pro-
ceedngs before Register Dwight set lement with
their creditors, at twenty five cents the dollar
tune, and meeting OF the creditors has been called
tor juno TO consider the matter.
At meeting OF tho creditors Of Rosenberg Marks,
man uacurers OF shirts at No. % walker street, held
at the Office Of Register Dayton, LOUIS Obereidcr
elected assignee in bankruptcy. M
Peter Miilcr's Sons, dealers in lumber at No. 80
Attorney street. who failed about two weeks ago. are
endcavorng to secure settlement with their creii-
tors at twenty-five cents on tho dollar.
spencer Z. Curry. manufacturer OF boxes at Nos
and Hudson street, has commenced composition
proceedings before Register Ketchum for q settlement
with hts creditors at htteen the dollar cash,
and meeting has been called Tor May TO tako action
on The offer.
Moses A. Wheelock, formerly Vice President OF the
New York Stock Exchange, has filed voluntary Pc
tton IN bankruptcy, having liabilities amounting 10
$40, 50O and nominal assets consisting OF doubtful
notes aud stocks There arc only two creditors whose
claims exceed 81, 0O0-Willam 4. Wheeloox. $35, 900
for money loaned, and q. H. Herman, $l,243 So
petition In bankruptcy proceedings IL the United
States Court has been flied BY Cnauncey NJ. Felt, .
coal dealer, OF No 49l Smith street, Brooklyn.
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SINGULAR SALE.

John Scdgwick, assignee Of Edward r. Kimbail,
bankrupt, undcr authority from tbo United States
District Court, yesterday sold for SIS on tho Real
Estate Exchange all the right title and interest the
said bankrupt in to any property estate devised
In trust otherwise by tho will OF mis- father lao
Elphact Kmba and also all right. title and Interest
which said bankrupt may have then had In 10 any
property or estate mentioned In ead will heir OF his
Thor
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FOUND IN THE RIVER.

The body or an unknown was found yesterday In
tho rivcr foot OF East Twcrty eighth street, 10
apparently :hlrty.nvc years OF age, i've feet eight
inches IN hclght sandy mustacnc, brown HAIR, bald,
white snirt, black nccktc, rod undcrshirt and draw.
crs elastic CATERS, black riobcd pants black irock
and ovcrcoaL lilo had on his person an accouus
book OF the lire xers and Dtstilicrsf Bank.
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THE POLICE ENJOINED.

an injunction yesterday restraining tho Police Dc.
partmcnt Of that city from interfering with President
Richardson, Of tho Atlantic Avenue Ra,lrand Com.
pany IN laying the tracks street railroad on her.
gen street, between lioerum place aud Hoyt street.
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REVENUE MARINE SERVICE.

Captain John Carson, OF the revenue cuttcr samuel
Dexter, located tho Newport station for tho past
hrcc years received orders last night proceed 10
Oswego. N. y, and take command OF tho Manhattan
at that place lie will be succeeded Dexter by
Captain o. Baker, who Is relieved from tho cutter
stationed al Ncwbcrn, n. q.
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JOHN =. uESnY's BANKRUPTCY.

In accordance with the order OF Judge Choate the
supplementary report OF the Register read yes
to-day by Mr. rhorndike Saunders in tho case OF the
bankruptcy Of John f. Henry, Curran Co., which
showed that 203 creditors voted Ia tho Affirmative Tor
tho composition proceedings and That they
IN amount $5l9 AGO %, which $780, 900 than
required by law In order 10 allow Mr. Hull who APP
peared Tor tho opposing creditors, opportunity TO
examine the papers, an adjournment was taken 10
Tuesday next, by order OF the Court.
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INIQUITY OF CLAREr PUNCH.

THE MRS RUTHERFORD u. HAYES TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY CHANGES ITS NAME.
wAsnISGroS, April "a, 1878.
Tho Mrs. Rutherford d. Hayes Temperance Society,
at thor meeting last night, ciscarco tho OF tho
organization, on tho ground that although shc ais
counsnanccd wine al the Duke Alexis and other din
ncrs At tho Executive Mansion sho countcnanced Tho
Of ciarct punch at tho dinner on board tho
SION steamer on Delaware Bay during tho recent
prcsdeu tul trim
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PURLOlNED LITERATURE.

William Walsh, Patrick sullivan and Jobu Clare.
boys OF the Fourth war wcrc yesterday arrested ny
officer mcCarty on suspicion OF having stolen a nun.
Der Of old books winch they carrying their
arms. The Juveniles could give no satisfactory &C.
count oil themselves, nnu IL was soon Dissolved that
the books had been stoicn from second hand book
store on Am street. Tho boys subsequently cnfcsscd
tnsir gnilf and held In $500 nail oacn.
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CHARTER ELECTIONS.

The charter election held IN Portchcstcr resulted
In tho choice OF the following village oficcrs:--For
Prcsidcnt-William T.. Abendro,h. For Trustocs--D
j. sands, TOR three years; H. NJ Henderson, Tor thrco
ears; Oh. Curtis and James shea to OIL vacancies.
ror Trcasuror-Jobn Leonard.
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SAVED FROM DEATH.

An intoxicated man named Mccus. attempted 70
cross the Pennsylvania Railway nj tho Green street
crossing IN Jersey Guy, las, nigh. aud stumbling.
fell headiopg In front OF train. John White. q
switch tender, dnsheu IN 'front.' OF the LOGON svc, and
by a hcrculean effort threw the from tho track
and tell With hin M the tram dashed BY.
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The cases Of Ex-Governor Jooi Parker, receiver Of
tho New Jersey Mutual Lilo Insurance Company,
against certain former directors and stockholders In
tho company have been placed by Judge Dcpue In
the call Tor tho supcmc Court Tomorrow. rhcr
arc tho only SUITS SGT Tor that day The amount In.
voved rs over 500, 900.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1873
Leave Of absence for SIX months is granted First
Lieutenant William Auman, Thirteenth infantry.
Colonel H. c. Drum Is ordored 10 report 10 tho Adju.
tart General In this city. for duty, upon beiug re-
licvcd from Headquarters OF the Military Division OF
tho Missouri by Colonel William u. Whippc. Surgeon
John y. Randolph IS relieved from duty In tho Do.
partment Of the East aud placed on sick leave.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ossIrHE AT HAMPTON ROADS.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. April 81, 1878.
Tho United States snip ossipcc arrived In Hampton
Roads from Havana to-day. All we'll.
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SELLING FOUR PER CENT BONDS.

CHICAGO, April q, 1873
Tho aggregate sales OF government four per cent
bonds Chicago Sut-Trcasury this week amou mt
10 $3.50, 000 THIS does include tho sales at the
various banks. The sales TO day 500, 900
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BANKS AT NAsHvrILr, TENN, SELLING GOLD

BANKS AT NASHVILLE, TENN, SELLING GOLD
AT 3-8 PER CENT PREMIUM-sUpDEN REDUc-
TON OF So IN THE PRICE
(BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tcnn, April 81, 1878.
The banks commenced selling gold hero to-day at
Now York qqo,ations. 1907. Until now they havo
been purchasing at onc-quartcr OF per cent and
selling cent. There is scarcely any demand for
gold. IL has COMO into circulation among merchants
20 limited extent. with prospective daily Increase.
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A TRENTON NEWSPAPER INDUCING IN GOLD
PAYMENTS.

CDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
TRENTON, N. j., April q, 1878.
John D. Murphy, proprietor OF the State Gazette.
paid all his hands, fifty In number In gold this
ing II believed that banks hero will all resume
gold payments next week.
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GOLD RESUMPTION.

BANKS IN ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, NOT IN A HURRY
TO PAY OUT GOLD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
Rock ISLAND, Ill, April 81, 1873.
While In Davenport and Moline, cities adjoining this
the banks-as tho HERALD has already boon ADVISED
have practically resumed gold payments, tho Rock
Island National tho First National and tho Citizens
National OF this city dilatory IN doing 20 Tho
cashier OF the Rock Island National said this ng
when interviewed 1--WE don't pretend to pay out gold
until obliged to-" Tho First National says 1t
will pay gold for its bills, but docs not want much
said about II, gold may advance and compel them
TO suspend such u course.
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BUSINESS TRouBr rs IN NEW YORK PETITION.
AND PROCEEDINGS IN BAsKRupTcY-As


AND PROCEEDINGS IN BAsKRupTcY-As-
SHIPMENTS.
Sylvester Murphy. builder, AZ No. 332 East Fifty.
second street, has nicd voluntary petition in bank.
ruptcy before Register Dwight His embarrassment
due depreciation In real estate ana largo part
OF his indebtedness is for mortgage deficiency. Tho
total liabilities amount TO s43i 0o0 Of which $4oo 900
appear In tho schedules as secured and $4,000 un.
secured. Tho principal secured creditors arc tho
New York. Lifo Insurance Company, $215 900; Union
Dino Savings Bank, $62, 900; Tradcsmen's Fro In.
surance Company, $4,000; Independent Liberal
Church. Sl1,U00; Edwin A. Bradley, $4,000: Miss
Mars,on, 900; Emigrant Industrial savings Bank
$500; Louis wnfacar, 5000; executors OF J. H.
Powers, deceased, 1850; Il, r. Steers, $4,000 Tho
security Is real estate, which has been orccosed Tho
largest unsecured creditors are IT, Guggcn hei,ncr.
s4,io2; T.. A. Bradley, 81 19l 0s; William ericsson,
$2,24S 81; James Norton, s2.o37 co; Rose Drum,
81, 600 His asscts are merely nominal, nearly all his
property having been previously taken by credtora
Lc built many houses IN Fihy.nrst, Fiity-secona,
sixty fourih and SevcDty-nrst streets
Register Allen has adjudicaicd George j. Hamilton
builder, OF No. 315 Lexington avenue, a voluntary
bankrupt on bis own petition, with Liabilities amount
ing TO f1ut 900 and nominal assets about $50 0O0
ssting OF interest In real estate ana book
The following are the principal secured crec,ors:-
Institution. $4,000; estate OF John k Hamilton de-
ceased, $o.7 %; Citizcns' Insurance Company,
$S.UOU, BrOadWhy lnSuraDCo Company, $4,UOU Tho
Union DINO Savings Bank Is n creditor in mo gage
deficiency, tho amount OF which IL unknown. Bern.
bard hamburger Is creditor Tor $15 900, unsecured
Frank r. Tennis formerly OF tho firm OF John Ton
mis- Il Co. hardware dealers ~ Cleveland, ONO, has
gone into voluntary bankruptcy before Register Alien
in order 10 DO relieved OF hts old dcDs which
10 $50, 800 lilo has no assets The largest creditors
are Flora s. Tcnnis $50 269 SO, ana Augustus H. Ton
mis-, 50, I6l CO.
Composition proceedings werc hold 1t the Office Of
Register Dwight yesterday In the matter OF J. W.
Iyall manufacturers Of looms, IN West Twcnty.thtrd
air ncnr eubm nd
a proposition Tor settlement with their cred.
itofs NJ twenty cents on tho dollar, IN
four months. 1hrty-iour claims representing
sO7 o36 90 voted upon In favor OF the oer the
following pg the largest ercaptie National Bang
$2al72 as; Mary T.. Tuison, $4,000 Buchanan
Lysu Sll,2l4l0. Daycpperis 0otbout Tracy Foundry
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THE MATTHEWS BANKRUPTCY IN BOSTON.
Boston, April q, 1873.
The creditors Of Nathan Matthew'S who In 1870 was
worth from SO 600 900 10 s7,oooooO. have petioned
him into bankruptcy. Mr.. Matthews has boon
tensive operator real estate and his failure prn
cipally due tho shrnkage in that class OF
property during tue last few years.
Judge Lowell has dismissed the petition, with the
tho creditors, finding that Nathan Matthews
had not committed act OF bankruptcy.
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At cxNrnIANA. Ky.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April ~, 1873.
B. c. wnerrtt Cyntniana Ky. Liabilities, $31 200;
assets, $4,000.
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VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April %, 1873.
W. B. Krunbhaar & Co, propristsrs or tho Penn
and Kentucky cotton presses. died voluntary pc.
tilion In bankruptcy to-day.
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BANKRUPTCY IN MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, April q, 1875
Joseph 9. futile, lumber and leather dealer, OF
Miles, Iioh., nlsd voluntary Petition of bank.
ruptcy today. His liabilities amount to 500 900 and
assets 10 $5S,000 His secured liabilities $3l, 600