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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
ESSEX COUNTY GRAND JURY.

Tho Essex County IN. j. Grand Jury came into
court yesterday afternoon with batch Of indictments
and with two presentmenis, one concerning the Cald
well Penitentiary management and pine and the
other regarding the Newark Savings Institution. In
the rs case the Grand Jury md no cause Tor
Of an ybody in tho case Ol toe convict Jones, VINO
hanged hi nselL In the case OF the bank the Grand
Jury report That aftor careful Investigation no ev.
donce has been found 10 warrant tho Indictment Of
anyDody connected vii the institution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
ANSWER.
DRIVING ON FIFTH AVENUE

To THE EDITOR the HERALD:--
A law making Fitth avenue the exclusive property
Of private equipsges would be direct insult to the
people ofths city, state aud country. Do II, and hear
what an ominous murmur would roll throughout this
land The danger TO other vehicles not caused by
"merchaodise wagons engaged IN tho transaction OF
legitimate business, but by the drivers OF private
turn outs VINO, crowded avenue, wish TO MAINTAIN
"rass Of speed" both dangerous and ridiculous
u. 5. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
GLOOM on NINTH AVENUE.

70 TIE EDITOR or HERALo:-
Why should tho New YORK Elevated Railroad Com.
pany further disnguro Ninth by painting tnor
structure gloomy brown when II would DO just as
easy and inst cheap TO give It the cheerful and
pleasing olive color OF tho Gilbert roadP An elevated
railroad Is hardly ornament to any thoroughiare
That not what IL 10 built Tor bat this matter OF
paint may mako all the difference between having
cheerful and attractive appearance and looking so
dismal as 10 throw q melancholy gloom along tho
whole avenue. MIMI AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
POULTRY YARDS ON Sc,

POULTRY YARDS ON SEVENTH STREET.
To TIN EDITOR OF THE HERALD
A complaint was printed few days ago In regard
TO the fowl that kept In Seventh street, between
avenue and First avenue little further the
Same street, toward Second avenue, nocks of these
ssnuisances'' may be secn running the little green
spots In front OF tho dwellings letter 20 the police
captain OF the precinct in regard 10 mas elected
reply whatever DISGUISED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
THE EXCISE LAW IN CENTRAL PARK.

THE EAUIsE LAW IN CENIHAL FAHh
To THE EDITOR OF THs HERALD
would ike to complain OF tho great injustice of
allowing tho sale OF lager oocr and liquor In Central
Park ON Sunday while the bcer shops outside Of the
Park are compelled 10 be closed Thcro was thriving
business done at the Mali on Sunday last. Must the
people go TO the Park get glass Of lager becr
Would u not be much better tor the Legislature to
pass Law that be enforced say similar to that IN
Germany or Great Britain, allowing beer shops to
opcn during certain hours Suldayf CITIZEN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
THEY MUST GIVE BONDS.

Supervisor Clement, Of Hampstead, l. l., has re-.
qrned bonds in $4,000 each IRON the Excise COMMIT Is
sones Of tbst town. Thss regarded AZ necessary IN
consequence OF the large amount OF exofse monevs
collected at Far Rockaway ana the beach. The fees
OIL the once amount 10 only 800 q year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
STREET STANDS AND BUSINESS STANDS.


TO EDITOR THE HRRALo-
A good deal Of sy mpathy has been expended on mo
poor Keepers OF street. stands VIII you presen,
few words on the other slider There Is on Grand
street, In, tho block adjoining tho East RIVER Two
oyster saloons, escn paying 5000 $500 a year rent
and other expenses II would seor VI the payment
OF and taxes should secure them some tar pro-
teclon. what Is the factf Upon tho same block ian
Of which belongs 10 ono landioro) large stand IA
covered ana evidently permanent suucturel,
scls oysters and clans, and, having no rent
10 pay, can underseil tho men who arc
trying to DO business tho regular
and legitimate way on the corner opposite Ia another
small stand. On the next corner but one Is another
stand and. portion OF tho time, there 10 still aEother
between the Two last mentioned places. lhis makes
four oyster stands the north OF Grsna street
payment OF rent or other expense, while those who
rent thsr stores must compete with this swarm OF
petty rivals Ia TINS fairf Is thors any GOOD reason
why these men should not assume thor proper snare
oil the business risk and pay Tor store Instead Of
gazing certain profit unaer the chary OF the city
great Jobbng houses down town occupy
Ing the Sidewalk Tor the reception and
rcshlpmcnt OF goods Do they pay for this neces-
sary use Of The pubic DOMAIN by heavy cobtnbuuons
10 tho pubic iandsf Are they not entitled 10 ord
mary, or extraordinary liabilities for their busi
treasury Of the CITY 80 largely dependY IL " folly to
make comparison between them and The vendor
bears none Of the burden boy ond MS personal
family wants
wnen regular business establishment eau be con.
ductcd upon the curb stone under tho ctys protec-
must emigrato or do business unfair conditions.
FAIk PLAY.
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Morris G.. Marcuse, manufacturer oil lace goods, al
No. 500 Canal street, mado an assignment yesterday
Tor tho benefit OF his creditors, TO Henry Kraft Ito
has only been IN busness since September, 1sT7 He
had q capital OF between $4,000 and $4,000, aud
liabilities are small.
Francis H. Taylor stationcr Al No. 10 Broad street,
made gnmc nj 10 Charles A. Soaring Yesterday,
Tor the benent OF his creditors. He was estimated
worth about SIS, 0oo had good credit and WINS prompS
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MEETINGS or CREDITORS.

A meeting Of tho creditors Of william D. Judssn
late President Of tho Chicago Danviie and vincennsd
Railroad, was held yesterday At the once OF Regis
ter Allen. The schedules presented showed laoiis
ties amount about $3.50, 900 ana nominal assotA
Two claims were proved; one for $i4l4s 50. BY
Thomas Z. Bach, on a judgment obtained upon tive
proairssory notes made oy the Chicago Danviie and
V,ncennes Railroad Company aud Endorsed tor the
bankrupt, AMI tho other " ward g. Judson tor
Sl4, OOO jose Arpnar was elected assignee.
AT meeting OF tue creditors OF Edgar W. Moss
broker, held yesterday at tho once OF Regis or
Ketchum, no claims were proved and John II. Piait
was appointed assignee. The liabilities aro $ll 900
and no has no assets
The creditors of Thomas MacKeilar, contractor held
a meeting yesterday At the once OF Register Alien.
The schedules showed liabilities amounting TO
Sl1o 900 and nominal assets Elgh. claims aggregate
ing xl3 $50 were proved, among when were We iol-
lowing Imam Mackeiiar, f6,og2 10. Lawrence
Brothers, So $50 II; Harlem Bank, 81 ,I7z AZ George
II. Dean elected Assignee.
fne composition OF }. W. Lyail, man ufacturcrs
of looms al No. $40 West Twenty third street, waa
before Register Dwight yesterday. ana tne oner u
twenty-five cents the dollar, IN notes at Twelve
hueon, eighteen and twcnty-iour months, WAS eous
Armed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
VICTORIOUS PLAINTIFFS.

J. p. and William T. Earle obtained judgment
against the Stewart Rubber Company In the kings
County Supreme Court. yesterday, tor 81, 63l 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
QUEENS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Tho Board Of supervisors Of Queens County me, a,
the newly established County Insane Asylum al North
hcmpslead, L. l., yesterday, and appoIn ed several
standing committees OF the Board for the year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
JOHN r. HENRY, CURRAN 4 co.

The composition OF John r. Henry. Curran q.
continued before Register Little yesterday, and
Mr.. Benjamin +. Dewey the late assignee, was exam
ined by exJudge Hull In relation 10 tho notes Of the
Arms. He explained all the notes, showing how much
they were for when they we're issued, whether they
wore discounted or exchanged and the amounts 70.
ccvcd for them These included the notes placed in
OF l.. j. Dunning, Jr, the note broker, Tor
disposal. During the meeting Mr. Cyrus W. FIELD,
Mr. Hays, Pro -ident OF the National Bank oi tue
State OF New York; George W. Coo, President OF
the American Exchange National Bank. and J. ID.
Vermiyc President OF Merchants National Bank,
all creditors, spoke opposition 10 any further delay
part the opposing creditors as delay Jsopar
ability OF tue arm 10 pay the dividend. Mr..
Field said ne had given tho matter his personal at
tenlon. and satisfied that the onsr BY the bank
rupts was fair best tnAt could be
tanned. Ii tnore were parties who thought the note
he held worth more, they could have u for thirty
cents on It's lace. Mr.. Coe said his bank wanted us
dividend and considered the oner OF 81 cents salts
factory. Mr.. Hays trusted that the matter would be
spceoiy closed. Tho proceedings were adjourned
until SATURDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
DANGEROUS AWNING.

To TIE EDITOR rHE HERALD
The awning over the store at the corner Of Broome
and Lewis street Is in very dangerous condition.
While passing there was struck on the head with
heavy plank. b. G.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorK-Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied BY the writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Complanants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In wri'ing
Write only on one side OF tho paper. ed HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
CARELESS woRKMEH.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Cannot something DO done 10 protect pedestrians
from tho careiessnoss Of the employees OF the Ele-
waited Railroad II Is a common thing at any mo.
ment to reu-hot bolt or pot OF pant or some
thing all IRON above To-day a wagon passed n
der the iron structure Pearl street, nesr mo- large
scafold board dropped down passing through the Qua
OF the wagon, within two inches OF the drivors head
which would have caused instant death had
It struck him. Last week / saw poor
horse painfully wounded by tho dropping
OF a red. hot bolt on tho animals head A pot VI
paint was upset at Tho corner OF Wall and Pearl
streets, to the Enlargement OF brown stone build
ing, gold sign and somc dozen pairs Of pantaloons.
Those accidents occur moro frequently than thoy
ever did before. Tho workmen seem 10 have a mania
Tor droppn thipgs. This should not pass un-
noticed. II 10 as great crime to XIII people th 10
way as In any otbef. r. L. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
RowpYIsM IN THE STREETS

TO TIE EDITOR HERALD
gang OF rowdies between the ages OF seventeen
and twenty-one years congregate every evening on
the corner Of Goerck street insulting women and
young ladies' SUFFERER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
DANGEROUS TREES.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:-
Why arc those three dangerous decayed trees on the
north side OF Twsntyegnth street, west Of SIKH ave-
nue., not removedf II. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
LATEST FAILURES RlPoRTED-pETITIoNs II
BANKRUPTCY AND CREDITORS MEETINGS.

LATEST FAILURES RzPoaTED-pETITIoNs IL
James Robinson, tho circus rider. has nled voun.
tary petition bankruptcy In this city in be
relieved OF debts contracted Jointly with Frank Pas.
tor when they show in 1878 under tho name Of
Robinson 4 Pastor. Tho latter is unwilling ia
Join In the petition. Tho liabilities AS given in thu
schedules amount TO SIC, 2ss, all OF which unse-
cured and as foiows:-RuSseil, Morgan CO.,
IS. 800 for printing David Bowel, a4oo Tor money
loaned: John Nathan 81, 500 for chariot; Jamea
Mclaughlin, 5000 for services treasurer; Henry J.
Whitney, gymnast, $500; John Avsri. groom, $4ooI
Louis Bosheli, wirc performer $500; John Justice,
circus agent, $500; William Anderson, circus sgenI
$500; Joshua Kent clown, SIT; Thomas Smith. bill
poster, S71. The assets are nominaiy $lso. con.
ssng OF cash. $40 and clothing, $ls5, the latter in.
GLIDING six circus dresses valued Mt $1a
Joseph d. ordisb, formerly OF Wstsonville. Cal,
has gone into voluntary bankruptcy IN tnis city,
ana the has been referred 10 Register Allen 10
take further proceedings The Liabilities amount to
SIS 300, oil wh,en 200 secured and were nearly
ali contracted at Waisenvilie. Among the creditors
Thompson $4,000, secured; n. b. Allison, 81, 50oi
Mrs. j. Beach, g. 900; W. q. Hudson, 81, 200, se-
cured. He has assets
Henry A. Tower, carpenter, OF Newburg, has gone
into voluntary bankruptcy In this city, and hf
schedules show liabilities amounting to $500 and ne
assets Tho largest claim Is tor defciency on mor
gage, amounting TO 81, 8s4, by Elijah Pepper.
Tho petition Il bankruptcy BY Philip Smith haS
been referred TO Register Allen The liabilities amount
consisi OF debts duo. Sl,57o The following are the
principal crcditop:H L. Powers. Sill OBI OF; George
W. McCailum or s. 9. Thompson, $6,ooI 81 William
g. 100; Patrick Smith, 81, ATS; Andrew Smith, 81 300t
Thomas Smith, 81 sos IL; Terence Doaohue, o. 275.
John More, builder, made application TO Register
and as thore was no opposition on the part OF the
creditors his petition will be granted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-17

CONDITION OF SUSPENDED FIRMS.
The New York creditors OF Leopold Heller, whole
sale dealer clothing IT Chicago, have defeated tho
offer OF composition al thirty cents the dollar;
seventeen creaftors claims aggregated SIS 47a
voted against H. and thirty three creditors Represent
ing $34 &c., voted accept tho terms. To have
ricd the offer three quarters In amount would nave
been necessary. Another meeting vail be held The
21st instant, when either offer viii be made
assignee chosen.
George Hextcr, wholesale clothing dealer At Balti-
more, has faiied with liabilities amounting 10
100000. OF which ono third are due in New YORK city,
the following being among the creditors here
Coffin. Olheman h Spaulding; Hunt, Ca.lin 4 Val.
enlinc; Bacon, Baldwin x Co
Messrs. Macxay and Kelly have completed q ST. te-
affairs Of Jacob Frusauf furniture dealer,
at No. 136 Ludlow street, who has made an ass,ga-
mt TO John j. Coogan. The liabilities amount Ia
SIS 66a 2s nominal assois are about $50 and
tho assets are valued at 81, 0O0
julius Jonas, tho assignee o! b. Bloch Son, manu-
facursrs cigars No. 364 Canal street, reports
tho liabilities about 81, 0V0 and the real
SO 500 A settlement viii probably DO effected a.
twenty five ccntG on tho dollar.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
The City OF ASlrianopIe.

Adrianople Is situated at the con-
fiuence Of three important rivers, the
Martha, the Tundja and the Arda. II
ID 132 miles northwest OF constantine
pie, 90 miles southeast Of 'Phillippopo>
lis, and 70 miles from the nearest point
Of the summit Of the Balkan range. Its
population has been variously estimated
at from 80 600 to 40,000 Inhabitants.
According TO the most trustworthy ac-
counts, about half of these are Turks,
10000 Bulgarians and Greeks, and the
remainder Jews and Armenians. The
first view Of the city is described by
Won Moltke as being wonderfully beau>
tiful, the white minarets and the lead
rooted cupolas of the mosques, baths and
caravanserais rising In countless num-
bers above the endless mass Of fiat roofs
and the broad tops of the plane trees
The country around is also exceedingly
lovely. From the valleys of the river.
hills rise up gently, but to considera
BILE height, covered with vineyards and
orchards, and as far as the eye can reacf
II sees nothing but fertile fields, groves o
fruit trees and fiourishing villages
Within, however, the streets are mar
row and irregular, tbe shelving roofs o
many Of the houses projecting so as II
meet those on the opposite side of th'
way. pHfH ttr f tH
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
A HOT WATER FOUNTAIN.

The city of Pesth has almost accom-
plished the task Of obtaining an unlimit-
cd supply of nearly boiling water, which
will be available for public and private
use. The ready heated fluid is obtained
from deep artesian well, from which
when completed, the water will issue In
q mighty fOutain, to the height OF nearly
fifty feet. The deepest artesian well
in the world has hitherto been that at
Paris, which measures 1874 feet in
depth. The Pesth well has already at
tained q depth of 3,120 feet, and will,
when bored the required depth, be mere
than double the depth of Its Paris rival.
The water now issuing ::from the bowels
of the earth, three fifths of mile below
the surface, has temperature of 1910
Fab, and the work will be- prosecuted
until warmth of 1880 Fab, is obtained.
The meaning of these figures will be
better understood whenft is remembered
that the temperature of a hot bath Is $50,
while that OF boiling water Is 212o. The
daily supply is already 10000 gallons, a
quantityb which will be greatly increased
the enhanced depth. The work progresses
at the rate of 80 feet month, aid re-
cent Improvements in the mechanical
appliances render possible still more
rapid rate of working. This remarkable
undertaking is being carried on partly
at the expense of the city and partly at
the expense ofthe engineers, ,Messrs. Zsig
mondy.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
he Best quality of MEDICINES

The Best quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
The Mosr RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
AT Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLoGNES, DC.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment Of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
Ds.ds At Ninth and Market.
A Glass of ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
... AT WILLIAMS
Choice iceFLAvoRING EXTRA CTS, ,strons
anu Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC f
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS (
Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA- .
CEOUS pENTIFRICEs % ''
AT WILLIAMS ,
choice Goods, Accuracy IN dispensing, ana
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
Corner Ninth and Market. =
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
7. A u n X els Bitter
Wine Of Iron.

never been known to fail In the cure
akness, attended with symptoms in
sition to exertion, loss of memory.
pity OF breathing, general weakness
y OF disease, weak nervous. trembling
Hui horror OF death, night sweats cold
weakness, dimness OF vision, lappuor.
ersal lassitude of the muscular svs.
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic
Pn, not hands, flushing OF the body,
ss ol me skin, ,pallid countenance and
ions on the iace, purifying the blood,
IN tne BACK, heayiness OF the eyelids,
eht olack spots flying before the ewes
temporary sufiusion and loss of sight:
ol attehtlons etc. These symptoms
ne from weakness, and TO remedy
use =, n. n unkel's Bitter Wine Of
l.. never ialls. Thousands are now
,ns health who have used IL. Get the
n ' n 19,u Wy only In IL bottles. Take
Ior kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.-
truiy valuable tonic has been 40
ugniy Tested by all classes OF the cor.-
.hat IL Is now deemed indispensa-
.onlc medicine. II costs but little,
os CO. une olood, and gives tone TO the
J lie. 'Ss'eih anu pro-
NV only ask u trial of this valuable
MI rrlee only 81 per botIle. e. f.
rn, s,rda,, aoie Proprietor, No. 259 North
knnteI,s, 1sses, 9eiow pow Vine, Phila., Pa. Ask
uhkefs Bitter Wine oil Iron. and take
ner. A photograph of the proprietor
VII wrapper; all others are counter
wafe OF counterfeits. Do not let your
s'n. n seli you any but Kunkel's, which
tet ~ s,x ,Uniy as above represented. You
le tria, ,ia ,oottles for S5. ALI l q X is one
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21

Immediately behind IL The hatives
Knew what this meant. As soon asitbe
canoes got together, two of the most
active young men managed with daagers
no to disable the monster (for Il was o
gigantic devil hsh) that the octopus with
its victim was brought to the surface.
The foregoing facts have been communi-
Gated TO our informant by an intelligent
and respectable half woman from
Metchosen, who saw the body of the
hensiles Of the mollusk still adhering TO
II. She compared the head Of the
octopus In size to that Of a hfty-pound
hour sack, full; and said that the tenta-
cles were twelve In number, of different
sizes. and the largest about the circuin-
ference of mans arm.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
SEIZED BY A DEVIL FISH
VICTOR HUao's THRILLING FICTION
PARALLELED IN REAL LIFE.


From the Victoria Col onist.
Early last August party of Cape Flat
tery or Makaw Indians, returning from
a Visit to their friends tthe Songish or
Victoria), encamped the first afternoon
out on the beautiful Bay of Metchosen,
vi The weather being very fine, most
of the party went bathing, and among
The number a maiden of perhaps eighteen
summers, who had accompanied her
q andfather on the trip. Desiring seclu-
ion. she went round point away from
tie otter bathers, and being known as
bold swlmmer,is supposed to have taken
q header into deep water. However
taken. it proved to have been a plunge
into the arms of death, for when the
swi,nmers reassembled around the camp
fire the girl was missed, and notwith-
standing q diligent search that evening,
could not be found. The following morn
ing with said hearts the party left; but
ysry soon those in the foremost canoe,
! on rounding the first point, saw lthe
water being calm and elear) human
BODY as If seated on the sandy sea pot
tom, with what seemed like -four oaR
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
~, a,.a !, !. c...,.u,s..asrs,~i.

wrxrsdros;; ;,rs. Ds!.' Ssn ls1n;sSas ~ sas =,
st sIock CLAYTON House Building
~ vo''p Del, at u N: to,,sy'
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
pc Worm II e nm owed
Alive.

I'M haad au al complete In two hours. No
ns nu reqaa passes. Seat, pin and stomach
In s,rao,e ,1oVed by DR.. Kunhel, 259 North
i And ieet' e1, Advice free. No fee until
bkeI IL al W passes IN one, and alive. DR..
conn,s.n y .ne only successful physician In
Worn, lor The removal OF worms and
dren N or syrep Is pleasant and safe for
n or M grown persons. Send tor cir
up' " Psi. Don ier bottle Of Kunkel's Worm
,glst itce NJ a bottle. Get 1t OF your
newer ia1lS. nov2-lm
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
NOR CORONER
PATENTS

obtnined Tor Inventors IN che Unted States Cdnddd,
and Europe at reduced rates. With our principal
once located In Washington, directly opposite the
Cited States Patent Office able attend to az
Pae Business Nth greater pronlptness and despatch
distnmcs from washington, and lpho hdve therefore,
10 smpioy associate dttoraevs" We make prelin.-
i1,arg combinations and furnish opinions as to pat.
Il, ,,etu ifuentions and Patents inved TO send for
COPY Of our "Guide for obtaining Patents," sfics
is sent free to any address, and contains complete IN
srucfions ho,U to obtnin Pdtents and other valuable
matter We refer TO the German american NdtionG
Bank Washington, ID. c.; the Royal Stoedfsh, Nor
sUegidn, and Ddnish Legations, at Washington Hon.
to ne O6ciGs Of the u s. Patent Office and TO SEND
tors and Members Of Congress from every State.
s,Address: LOUIS BAGGER & Co., Solicitors
Of Patents and Attorneys at La0, Ls Drot Building,
Washington, ID. G.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21
TIME HOME INSTITUTE,

TJyHE HOME INSTITUTE,
A SELECT DAY AND BOARDING
SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES and CHILL
DREN, will reopen on M ONDAY, Septem-
Der 10th. Our aim is to combine Home cul-
ture with moral and mental discipline,
while we insist upon thor0ugIiness In every
branch. English, Latin. Music, Modern
Languages, Drawing and OIL Painting.
Object lessons throughout the course. Num-
ber OF boarding pupils limited. PRICES
SUITED TO THE TIMES.
Circulars may be obtained at the book
stores or by calling upon or addressing the
Principals. -
4.n "isoIe B. l.. HOUSTON, A. Is.
No. 900 Delaware Avenue,
aug21 Wilmington. Del.
The daily gazette., 1878-01-21

r OST,-Five dollars reward will be paid
Ia for the return OF brown terrier dog
10 IL. LATIMER,
janlS-6t& Near Wilmington.