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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

Paterson. which cost the late Thomas y. Dale
nearly 1880, 600 to build, was sold two DAYS ago
to John d. Cutter. of Newark, for S32,0Oo cash.
james Cannon, an old man living IN Paterson.
arrested yesterday and arraigned before justice
Sanford on charge of assaullOg some little girls
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTTY.-In the Queens County Court
of Sessions Yesterday. the first case was that of the
old couple Thomas and Elizabeth Martin. for re-
trial on indictment for completely III the burning
OF two unOccnpIcd houses owned by them IN White
stone. L. 1. On the hrst trial the jury DISAGREED
The trial was not finished Mt the adjournment.
STATEN ISLAND.
ToITENvILLE.-The body of Thomas Mcnamara,
who was drowned by falling from the steam shovel
of the Brooklyn Dredging Company at work near
Tottenvle som" days ago. was discovered ycsicr-
day in Mil Creek. short distance from the spot
where lac disappeared when he fell.
STaPLEroN.-No less than half a dozen burglaries
have been committed i'm the last week on staten
1sland-threo on the same night. in the immediate
ncighborhood of Police Headquarters at Staplet0n
The latest one az the house of Joseph Rubsam,
of the firm of Rnbsam Il llorinann Here Inc
thieves succeeded in carrying oft jcwclry. silver
ware and clothing to the value oil several hundred
dollars.
RICHMoND.-The counsel for Edward Reinhardt
the condemned murderer. will make the motion Tor
a new trial before the supreme Court III Br0okNn
in the first week in December. The Richmond
County Board OF Supervisors yesterday passed reso-
lutons of regret the death of their late counsel,
ex-Assembyman Theodore &. Vermilye, who was
killed by beng thrown from his carriage; Theodore
NeTmilye appointed by the Board W NIL the
vacancy occasloned by the death OF his father.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PLAINs.-The Grand jury ut White Plains
yesterday engaged in examining witnesses on
charges made by the town of Rye against the New
York, New-IIaven and Hartford Railroad Company.
The track of this railroad intersccts the old Boston
Post Road two miles outside of Port Chester, IN
Westchester County, where the tracks are about
eighteen feet below the level # the roadway. The
Railroad Company has constructed bridge there
iorvehicles and passengers This bridge Is declared
to be "A nuisance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
A RELIC OF HENRY CLAY.

Thomas II. Clay. OF Lexington. KY. has placed in
the keeping of Mcssrs Tiffany 81 Co.. of this city,
,n interesting piece of plate which presented
10 his grandfather. Henry Clay by the Wing ladies
Of Tennessee after the exciting political contest
with James X. Polk In 1874. The main body is
nearly m the form of an egg. and Is adorned on one
ride 6y portrait bust in T,p0usSt. of the Kentucky
statesman in a medallion. above which stands a
hgure of Diogepes shedding the light of his lantern
on the honest man. On the reverse. Henry Clay
is in his farmers dress lying under the
trees az Ashland. Handles at each side formed
OF spears and dropping flags. and the smaller end
of the egg form rests IN a kind of temple sup
ported by four columns. Within this temple stands
n square casket with scroll on ITS top. and the
four SIDES bear appropriate inscriptions. The
H. surInounted by figure Of the Goddess of Lib
erty holding in her hand a staff upon winch rests
liberty can. The workmanship Is of course rude
compared with the American siVerwOrk of to-day,
and the rtp0ass6 figures contrast strkingly with
the splendid repouss6 pictures which at the
ffua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
THE CANVASS ~ THIS CITY.

FINISHING TIE COUN1-FlGURrs FROM TIE LAST
FOUR DISTRICTS.
The Board of CanVassers yesterday COM
peted the Of the city vote with the exception Of
districts IN which there irTe gularities from
which protests presented. The Committee on Pro-
tests met aud heard counsel IN the case o. Cavanash
against Goodwin. hut the committee was uncertain
about It's powers 1t adjou rned until to-day,
when an opinion OF the Corporation Counsel
will he presented in regard to the matter. There is
thought to little doubt that certificates will be
awarded 10 Robert II. Suahan for senator. Bernard
Goodwin for Alderman. and J. c. Julius Langbcin for
Civil Justice The Committee Corrected Returns
will report oday, when the official canvass will prob
ably be declared.
The following the results In the districts canvasscd
vosf nrt3a
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FROM LIvERPooL-BY STEAMSHIP ALGERr
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.yoRH.-..Sov. 10.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw-YORK.-......Sov 10
ARRIVED
str Algeria tBrl, Watson Liverpool Nov & via ouecn,
Str Gellert Ger, Kuhnann Hamburg Nov 8 and Hayr.
T. huniarht & co.
sur Guy OF Washington. Tmmermann Havana DAYS, to
sir Cty Dallas Crowell. Fernandna jacksonville and
Port ii0yal. Ia { II Mallory * ca. ~
Albenare. lupherr Lewes Del to Old Dominion "a On
str Nereas. iseu. Bp-ton. 10 "A + DimocK
Ship Ivanhoe tof belfast Me-, Hartman Hull % lay. In
Bark Emma Psysant ioi Windsor. y - Dexter Antworp
Divco JOrgensen Newcastle 50 day in ballast
TO Punch Elye 4; Co. " ~
Blue hrd Windsor. n So Kitchener, oporto 10
days. ballnst 10 G EeriauI. ' -
Bark HAavund Nor uinaess, Copenhagen "a DAYS with
Old Iron ana en'py eairsis to fnnch, Edyo * co.
Park Geo kainarf Of BOSTON,, Ferry Bristol rs days
In bs last Ia Mckay q Dix. '
swansea 'cf Windsor. - 81 Lawrence swansea q
day-, ballast 10 sneN & Burgess. -
nark Ii.I1burg ,Gel ashagcn, Hamburg - days with
briR Mlietus Sur Oiscn Dunkirk 20 days ia ballast 10
Bng John 4 Ives Mckenzie Fan River TO master
~ The i@0~in vessels which anchored below came
up the ci.y To-Day: ~
ship Alice Back Hartman. from Havre: arr 18Th
BaTk Beiyoa Alexander, from Londonderry. arr l2th
Bark Jas q icni.cion. Nchus from Autwerp arr lTtt
Bark Gernd robey. Cfowel from Liverpool: arr lsh
wIND-ssnse5rA sandy HOOK light :; cloudy. Al city
CLEARED
sus Denmark tBri. Williams. London. " Uursf. F,ir
ir. AndreN i,ndou W Hurst STATE Of Pcnnsvi,,nia
cruz Van Cise. Havana. Wa CLYDE q Coz NrSyors
ouiek. Nsw,Jrean, hoscrt MORAN Geo " Cvfe. GRO
wen, charleston, W Ouintard & Cos Fanny Cadwn.l r
CLARK Baiinorr, : Krems; uaie CITY Dlrr.it enV,n,.
Geo lo.-e l.eony. Davis Philadelphia VIA CLYDE N "a,
Lo.d Canning lBr sinclair. Liverpool Barclay a Living
stone MeismhrIv tBr Goss Cork Falmouth ior orrrs
BarEs senganno wakvst Cork for Benham Row.
sen F'dSenng q g? iemIar Bar.tt london. Lunt Bos
mouth Plymouth for orders Giunlo, Tsi.osn ,i,s
Briggs bridseo'n Bar. dwight 4 Plstl nasr TnsnSaae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
PERSISTENT ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF

PERSISTENT ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSELF.
tall well-dressed man threw himself into me
river from the Fulton ferryboat fauagut aoou,
IL q. M. yesterday. The pilot instantly s'oppeu
the boat. A life presefver was thrown to the man.
bpt be refosed IN take hold of it, ladder was
then lowered, and he was rescued Dy the ucch
hands. When the boat reached brooklyn, ne was as
taken to the York Street Police Stailon Iheir io
and said that he was typesetter lie soon peci'no
SO violent that he was placed IN CELL lie theh AT,
,vas nroventeJ lie was removed to the CITY
Hospital. where II was found that he was su"eri"s
from delirum tTemcns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
CHANGES IN THE LUYATIC AsYLUMs.

The Commissioners of Charities and Correction
yesterday adopted resolutions declaring vacant the
offices Of Medical Superintendent aud Assistant
Superintendent of the New-YorlS City Lunatic Asy
lum on Backwelrs Island. and giving notice to
Drs. sfrew and Kingston that their services were
longer required Dr. A. L. Macdonald was directed
10 take temporary charge of the New-York
City Luuatic Asylum in addition TO his du-
hes "a Medical superintendent of the Asylum
Tor the Insane ON Wards Island. On receiving an
lptimation that his case would be acted upon at the
meeting yesterday. DIR. Strew sent letter to the
his counsel, John ID. Townsend, TO await such
action as the Commissioners might choose TO take,
and TO demand that In case they should see hi 70
remove him, they should furnish him with the
grounds upon which they act, and also give him an
opportunity TO explain. \ communication WAS also
received from Dr. Kingston requesting the accept
nn nlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
IN IRV4NG HALL ADDRESS.

committee OF twenty-one persons ap-
pointed by General Committee of the Irving Hall De
inocracy met last night aud after hom's gloomy dis
cusson about she result OF The late election committee
consisting Of the fOowngpersOns wa7 appointed draw
up an address 10 tie voters If the Staie Abram
Hewitt Adolph Sanger Maurice j. Power, John H. Eel
lows, George II. furser, Emanuel T. bart. William
Cuuldwell, Huga u. Moore Nelson j. Waterbury, John
Fox aud William y. Mitchell. The address VIII de-
nOunce. with great yigar. the conrs, OF the Tammqny
Hall Democrats D voting fOI John Kelly instead of
Incus Robinson for Governor. The committee will con-
slider for reorganization u the Democratic purity
In this city, ann Il report % the General Committee
on November 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
FIFTY POLICEMEN ACCUSED.

More than fifty policemen were tried before Com
rnissioners Wheeler and Morrison yesterday chiefly
for offences against the discipline Of the Depart
ment. Officer Brennan, Of the Eighteenth Pre-
cinct, was charged by Charles Sotheran with fail
ure to arrest ruffans who broke up Socialist
meeting in stuyyesant Hall on November 2. Bren-
nan denied the charge Officer allon, of the SIX
feentn Precinct. was charged by James +. Hines
of No. 27s Seventh-aye, with entering his store on
September IL aud threatening to shoot him, his
father and Captain Ryan. the commander Of his
precinct IL case then pending against him at
Headquarters were decided against him. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
nrv1,1 From CHARLES GAYLER.

A dspatch furnished by the Associated Iress
has been generally published, stating that
Charles Gayer of this city, had ADAM
doncd n theatrical company i'll Lafayette
Ind, leaving its members pennilcss ana
taking with him 3d.. 900 The dispatch was based
mon special dispatch to The Indianapolis Journal
1t is denied by Mr. Gavler who says he has not been
IN Lafayette, Ind. since last Summer and then was
not there on theatrical business, and that he has not
been for several wears the manager OF any travel
ling theatrical company, and. further. that he has
no interest in the - Gayer Comedy Company be-
yond the tact of having written play performed
byIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
GRorNDLEss FEARS OF ASSASSINATION.

Ernest Sandman. the proprietor of a hotel ut
No. Ferry-placc. Brooklyn, reported to the Butler
ST. police on Tuesday that an attempt was made
Monday night to assassinate him: As he was SIT
tine M a fable i'm the hotel he SAID there was re-
port of A pistol plate in the restaurant was shat
tered and bullct wh2zed by his head and buried
itself in the wainscoting. Yesterday the police as
covered that no SHOT was fired. The alleged bullet
hole in the woodwork was found to be nailhole,
and II was ascertained that the shattered plate was
made of pecuhdr KIND of glass that would not
break and this had exploded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
HOME NEWS.
npnMINENI ARRIvALs

ry.on., Uovse Senator Matthew II. Carpenter
OF Wisconsn and Mayer EDWARD Murphy r. OF
dbemaric f0'ei- william Beach Lawrence, OF , ,Yior
i,,.oorf IONS Judge Amasa J. Parker, OF Albany
U,pdsor Eofei-W k Ackerman President OF lhc i,"l'
Central Railroad COMPANY General Johh n MAP VI
burn e. " ana AtioiueS General A scnoonuah' ,
go Uoyse Alexander r. t,alt of Montreal fff hoe
~ fel ,shon Coke OF Buffalo Ner York Hotel
General n H. dlingman. OF North Carolina St Ntchotds
JJos E a. Ialbert Of Binghamton. AMI j. Ross
ROBERTSON of Torontn..rt ifenne Hotet-onvcr Anes
81 uostou 4sir Governor Marcus L. Ward, OF
Sew Jerscy... WeStnuster H0tet-John l.. De WITT OF
HOsfo
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
covcPrssNAN VOORHEES, BANK.

fNrAyoRABIR REPORT OF AN INVESTIGATING
coMurr1EE--TuE CAPITAL IMPAIRED SEVENTY
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
meeting of the stockholders of the First Ma
tional Bank of Hackensack n. j., which was serl-
ousy embarrassed by the failure of ITS former pres
ident, Charles IL. Voorhis was held yesterday
morning at the bank. S. f. De Groote aud John
Swinburne the committee appointed to investigate
the affairs of he institution reported that they
were in a bad condition. The loans aud discounts
amount TO $1Sl, 900. of which about Ssl,OOo Is
worthless Among the bad debts are the following;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance Of the nervous system ts fs
and tie direct bearing which ~ has human happiness
thoroughly Recognized its ana the danger
my IT. whether through Intense mental application
excessive indulgence Of the apes and propcnstes
proper subjects for consideration When the
r. dsng II Is absolutely necessary to promptly seek al
voted s whole lime and attention TO study and who om
his experience aud practice has learned az once
the cause aud as promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully slow seeking for the truth common
experienced ami 80 Annoying Ia the patient. who
uIv wantst0 know without delay hat II matter tbs
extent the deraneemen the probabilities recuperaJn
the tlme required.
Ir the bIan has become exhausted b. lp
pcatOn deprivng u Of the power Thought
can o' recover It's strength by being ry ol aud
nOufished by the u certain systematic
pTccse the with that preside over
" The OF this branch medical practice can scarce
" ~ nvrflaed, i"r reaches marriage pectaIuou
family nancs the securing OF hereditary retsn
ton of estates, In tie family.
From long and large tins direction have
be- aue 10
ucn ~ OF the st families IN the cay uAtiou AMI
can communicate much that pertain TO tho Of
every department III the nervous system aud
covering its powers whether ot BRAIN appetite PROPENSITY
passion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

young lady who had been married a lit
tie over year TO hsr matlerofiact old father
saying I'VE have dearest little cottage III the world
ornam1ned with the most charming little ereepers you
ever saw" The old read the letter ana exclaimed
Twins, by thunder r'-fkeohuk Constitution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

XIII SENATE DISTRICT
FOR SENATOR
Fellows "a IT,. 7,sI7 BiAby QD..........12679
NTH SENATE DISTRICT
FOR SENATOR.
Aston r.. ....13.5e3 Jackson iT)...-.... 1OO54
XlTH SENATE DISTRICT
FOR SENATOR.
Forster ()........ 7,79s Haskin TJ......... 66s3
kocl.sne "a. H.. 7,l73
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WARINE iN1ELLIG FENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
G53 sun 439 Clock slow m. 81
Moon 1893 Moon sDuhs GJ6 Moons aye Ily.
HIGH WATER To.DAT-A
sandy Hook. 036 GOV. island. l07 oll Gate 256
HiGH WATKk T)DAt-P. NJ.
sandy Hook. LOO Gov. Island. l39 Hell Gaia
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tAnouncements.l
IN IrsE 14S YEARS.

Impury Of Blood however generated, whether by tho
CUES Of Ep or In the Of NewYork IL always pres
ent in the body when pain is c it spreads and fenents
wherever a weak spot low vitality exists
BRASDnETHs PILLS the great and unialng remedy
because they hold expe only what II hurf 80
when sick have PAIN rheumatism colds. or COS
fveness take and they do not operate III
four hours or so take three hey celnse the
bowels ana from all in purres OF the blood and
often d. v save life fine BRANDRErHs PILLS preserve
the vgor YOUTH for long period keep on the debility
age.
sold in every drug medicine store with plain printed
objections for use.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE BRASDREm HOUSE. ".
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
uutl 10 What ami should be done
teeth Deene the druggist and get bottle ana De-
gin 10 use II at once "NerD. sap
Do You WANT Your CONsUMPTIOS CURED
PHILLIPS PAArABE CoD LIVER or In oombination
with ProSPuO NiRINE Best remedy Tor coughs colds ~nu
lunE tioIbles All druggists Depot PiattsL' Ne"horA'
Use instead of unwhoesome cosmetic,
GLNNs SOAP which purhes and beauthes the SKIN
HILLS HAIR AND WnisKER DYE, black or bfowu 90 cents
"Old Probabilities predicts suitable wealth
or for the lection which find in
perfection at KNoxs PIP Broadway fifth Avenue Hotel
WIYCHEsTER's llYPOPHOsPHTTEs
VIII Consumption, Coughs BsOnc.Iii' Dsjity 90
=
DR.. G.. w. BENsON's CELERY AND CHAMOMILE
expressly 10 sick headache nerf Gus
gesion viii any SOC box Postage free
sold by All druggists Newfork Office 9th ave- hrst noo
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WIYCHEsTER's llYPOPHOsPHITEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs bronchitis. Dejity. go
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weight of testimony was strong against the oicer'
who insisted that the complaint was false.
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TRAINING POOR Girls IN HOUsEwORK.


EXCELLENT OBJECTS OF THE WILSON MISSION
SHOWING THr RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED.
The Wilson Industrial School aud Mission, at No.
25 st. Mars-placc has been holding a series of re-
reptions to crafty large number of people who
are interested in this work. but not connected
with the school, as well to fill their
depleted Golfers. Receptions were held on
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the last will
be given to-day. These entertainments have been
well attended as they should be. for this is a work
IN which every housewife is interested. The OBJ
ect of the school Is To train the children of the poor
In all the different branches of homework Except
sOOking in the most systematic manner
The question Is often asked Miss Huntington,
who has charge of this school, by people who have
DO knowledge of her system whether the teaching Is
practical or theoretical and the main object OF the
receptions was To give them a chance to see for
themselves. To this end about thirty little girls
Eerc chosen from the school which numbers about
25O to 20 through the exercises and illustrate the
method by which they are taught Each duty Is set
m rhyme, and as the children go through the per-
.ormance of il they sing the rhyme. Thus IL is i'm
pressed ndeibly on their memories; at least that Is
Me object oft.
The room in which the exercises were held and
HE children taught Is furnished IN such a way as
10 arouse their interest. The walls hung with
pretty paper, hordercd at the top and bottom with
The pictures OH the wall are drawings illustrating
zach lesson and long tables provided where the
children 90 through the practical part OF their les
IONS which consist of every duty that Will be re-
gulred of servants, even 10 the very words with
which they should answer question addressed
them at the door.
Those who are Obliged 10 keep servants shonld
literally patronlze this mission. II ia for their in
erest that this school has been started. and sns-
tanned with great perseverance and patience by the
fgtimablc lady who Is at the head of IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
EDUCATION COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.

EDUCATION COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
Mayor Cooper yesterday reappoincd as Commits
roners of Education Rufus Beardslee and Eugene
Kelly, aud appointed Joel w. Mason. James Flynn,
Heury +. Pellew Bernard Amend and Charles j.
Nehrbas to succeed Commissioners Wood. Halstead.
Wheeler Cohen aud Jelhfe. Mr.. Flynn. one Of the
new appOintces, was defeated Ant-Tammany
candidate tor Coroner, and Mr.. Nehrbas was de-
teated ON the same ticket Tor Marine Court Judge
Bernard Amend recommended 10y the German
organization. Mcssrs. Mason and Pellew are we'll
known citizens.
The following inspectors of school districts were
jso appointed Isl District. James Oliver; Hid,
n. b Bennett; lid, Charles Spear Nth. Lewis :.
Soebel With. John Mel. Agnew; With, John II.
lieiien; With. DeWitt c. Ward; With. :. 5.
Randall and To fill vacancy IN the Win District,
James Knox. The Inspectors aud Commissioners
bold office for three years from January next
At the meeting of the Board of Education yester-
aay Charles Gates was appointed vicc-prlnclpal of
Grammar school No. 30 in 1hirteenth-st. The Com
Dttee on Nominations submitted the names of
twenty-f0ur trustees one for each ward. to serve
!or five years. but they were not acted upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

"Old Probabilities predicts suitable wealth
Of Winter hat which can find In
at KNox PIP Broadway rifth Avenue Hotel
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Original Present
Amnnnt. Va We.

In addition to these heavy items there arc over
drafts OF Mr. Voofhs for $4,000. The committee
has been Informed by the cashier of the THIRD Ma
tional Bank of this city that ms bank holds note
Of the RackensdCk Water Company the stock OF
which Was almost exclusively owned ny mT, ro"n,s'
Tor $40 600, winch had been Endorsed Dy Ni'
Voorhs as the president Of the Hackcnsack Bank,
and that the latter institution is liable for the uil
amount TheilIackensack Bank also holds oVetIiai's
Of the IIackcnsack Water Company Tor ~ SUI
The committee presented three propositions. AS
The total imparment of the capital - SI3ooO, and
In order To keen the stock at 100000 the amount
Of the impairment must be made good az once. u
\ Jordan the cashier Of the Third National bank
Of THIS city +. (. {. Young, the president OF the
First National Bank OF jersey CITY, and Others VINO
had offered to help Icorganize the bank, at once
stated that they would not now attempt TO bmlu "
M, as II was IN too bad CONDITION, Inc s,e'no
proposition was 10 reduce the banks capital 10
40. 600 aud PAT in enough money to cover the de-
hciencv below that sum. The third proposition was
one TO let the Institution GO INTO voluntary quda-
ton. Alter paying the necessary eNpenSes u N"s
estimated that the stockholders would receive
about % per cent of their original subscription.
Nit NoOihS held J3f shares of the stock OF Inc
bank aud at the time of his suspension tins STOCK
vas held by banks IN this city and jersey Clty as
stockholders OF The bank will be held saturday
morning whru resolution VIII probably ne
adopted il - said, 10 let the ION 20 into vol
Iutary liquidation. The Controller OF the Currency
insists upon speedy action IN the matter. and II the
officers and stockholders do not come to some de-
ssion Saturday he will appoint receiver, II is
stated. 10 wind up its affairs. BY the rules o1 the
bank the president should give a bond for the SUN
Of 10000 but this was never done by Mr..
NuOrhis
The liabilities of Congressman Voorhis will nov
exceed T2J0.OOO OF S2GO.OOO MI NoOrhlss health
las improved, but he remains quietly at his home
in the village and only sees his most intimate
friends. No further criminal proceedings have
been begun against HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

Use instead of unwholesOme cosmetic,
GENs SULPHUR SOAP which pures and beauties the skin
HILLS HAIR AND WnisKER DYE. black brown. 90 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20
RrrrER LATE THAN MEYER I

Don't puf on uui 10 morrow ami should be dor
10 dly WISE you used SOZODONr Tor lel
teeth make Decline to the druggist and get bottle ana
Gin 10 use II at once " VERB. sap"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-20

Do You WANT Your CONsUMPTIoS CURED
So PHILLIPS con LIVER OlL, ia combination
PHO-PuO NiTRusE Best remedy FOR coughs colds aud
lun druggists. Depot, Pattst, Ncw-fork