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The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1879.
The meeting of Governors to arrange
the details of the centennial anniversary
OF the surrender Of the English army
under Lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown,
convened for organization at Carpenters
Hall at IL o'c' Ock this morning. Cover
nors Andrews, of Connecticut; Holli-
diy, of Virginia Hoyt, of Pennsylvania;
Simpson, of South Carolina Jarvis, Of
North Carolina; Hall, of Delaware;
Carroll, of Maryland; Van Zandt, Of
Rhode Island, and Colonel Lincoln,
representing Governor Talbot, of Masaa-
chusetts, were present. An address of
WELCOME was responded to by Governor
Andrews, of Connecticut. Governor
Holiday, of Virginia, was chosen presi-
dent of the meeting, and Colonel Lin
coin secretary. The meeting then ad-
journed to Independence Hall, where
Mayor Stokley addressed the governors,
welcoming them to the city, and Govern
or Carroll, of Maryland, replied. Gov
ernor Hoyt then extended a welcome in
behalf OF the State of Pennsylvania to
which Governor Holiday, of Virginia,
responded in brilliant speech, which
was frequently interrupted by applause.
Governors Hall, Jarvis and Simpson and
Colonel Lincoln also spoke IN grateful
terms of the reception they had received,
| and the opinion was freely expressed
that the success of the Yorktown cele-
bration would have powerful tendency
to bring about a unity of thought and
feeling between the North and South.
Upon motion, Governors Hoyt, Simpson
and Holiday were appointed q commit
lee on resolu ions, and the first named
reported the following, which was adopt
ed:-
rep esentatives of the original colonies
convened at Independence Hall in Phila-
delphia, this 18th day OF October, 1879,
knowing that the pu, poses for which We
nave assembled meet the hearty appro-
commend to the people OF the United
States such celebration OF the centennial
anniversary of the surrender OF Corn
waills at yorktown as shall beht the his
torial significance of that event and the
Res0 ced, That a committee OF one from
each State be nominated by the Governor
thereof, of which committee Governor
Holiday shall be chairman, to make
ton.
The meeting then adjourned.
Tomorrow the Governors will attend
divine service at Old Christ Church.
On Monday the Governors will hold
another business meeting in Indepen-
dence Hall. On Tuesday they will visit
the public institutions here, and on We'd
nesday they depart for Yorktown, &C
companied by many prominent Philadel-
phians.
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Brief LOcuIs

Aiu Vi Health meets this even
'snge In the weather is delight.
ea salad, at Fullmer's 5O6 Mar.
eoi properties by ]. T. Head. on
brought fair prices.
ping. ' "' ehe opera House
l1NrS ne Fullmer's speciality.
ioa.eu pruoe' o will be performed at the
biDps vi next Friday and Satur-
| biz t M h'lhe prisoners taken over to
,aa ~ cf0quette, at Fullmer,s.
E,Ura1a,n E,ia,ance of the Bankers paupb-
hlonahiya evening delighted a lafge
hgswor,br e. came up to the Harlan
sol.n Insn Co.'S yard this morning.
Itar 'n. ih..w was found on Washington
een dIxca ne .Brandywine, yesterdav.
hi HIrarded " by Its mother.
nornin.a aS,ia =, US horses was drown.
IN the Christiana.
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SyTsOdicOL Meeting.
THE APPROACHING SESSION OF THE
srp-f BALTIMORE SYNOD.

THE APPROACHING SESSION OF THE
er"'' BALTIMORE SYNOD.
The Synod of Baltimore, composed of
the Presbyteries of New Castle, Balti-
more and Washington City, will con-
vcne in Hanover Presbyterian church,
on Tuesday evening the 2lst, at half
past seven o'clock. The Synod will be
opened with a sermon by the retiring
Moderator, Rev. s. A. Galley, Of West
Nottingham. The Syn0dical communion
will take place on Wednesday evening
when an address will be delivered by
Rev. Theodore Wynkoop, of Washing
ton city, on Emission work in India" !"
During the session Of Synod, other
special subjects of interest will be dis
cussed by members appointed for that
purpose at the last meeting. Some of
The delegates will hot arrive until We'd
nesday forenoon, but the meeting prom
ises to be larger than usual, and one OF
more than ordinary interest to the re-
ligious community. The sessions OF
this body e open TO all and will prob
ably conclude Oh i thursday evening.
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An Old E7,0lish L0aU.

In ITO an act was passed by the En-
lish Parliament, which provided: That
all women of whatever age, rank or
profession, whether virgins, maids or
widows, who shall, after this act, impose
upon, seduce and betray into matrimo-
ny any of His Majesty's subjects, by vir-
tue OF scents, paints, cosmetics, washes,
artificial teeth, Spanish wool, iron stay,
bolster hips Or high heeled shoes, shall
incur the penalty of the law now in
force against witchcraft and like mis-
demeanors, and the marriage under such
circumstances, upon conviction of the
offending party, shall be null and void.
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An Editorial Change.

The Milford Ne,os of Saturday says ::
"IIarry Ii. Prettyman, son of the pro-
prietor of this journal, and for ten years
past in the Internal Revenue Service of
the United States, has resigned his posi-
ton as Deputy Collector, and will as
sumo charge Of this paper on the first of
December, at which time the present
editor ana proprietor will retire to the
shades of private life. The paper will
continue to be independent in all thing
and neutral in nothing"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

OF AMERICAN STOCKS IN. ENG
khe london Economist says that
ondOn Stock Exchange the ad
American railways is still most
and in British railways it is
neral Atlantic and Great Wes-
and second mortgage bonds
fanced sll, Union Pacific shares
sylVanlas s. 80 (equal to 7 per
eading s2 80 equal to 8 per cent,
POls s. 30, while large number
fges are also higher. Erie, after
Ps, rtlapsed to last weeks quota
lle speculative movement in
las continued, and probably
ID prices willend in taking lirge
e OF stock of the London mar
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Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon for
their children. 1t corrects acidity of the
st mach, cures wind collie, resulates The
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
TO mother and child. During the process
of teeLhing its value is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces Inflammation
and allays all pain thereby giving rest 10
The child and CON tort TO the mother.-
twenty-five cents q bottle. marl5-iyeod
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1, ''"'"ster Rodney,s ta..

~ lllipl ~. " ><sS0s
)rnjnp n, s'a'es District Court met
FRIDAY PURSUANT sas to adjournment
Bumen,,' 'Ef i,l The h purpose of hear
Us. Ey.pnlhe n lhe case of United
B. Rodu,aaay aylnaster of the navy
into l''ey' III" y, IN regard to having
On Iu mo,iI Sircuit Court on a unit
Messrs',' ''l11'on p,,. of the defendants
lneut was bradford "aI. and Rodney,
""s continued until Friday
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The WeccacOe Steamer.

To-day Messrs. Charles Lukens, Da-
vid Reeder and John McDermOt, COM
mittee of the Weccs coe Steam Fiie En-
gine Company, of this city, started for
Hudson, n. Y. where the new steamer
of the company is being constructed by
the Clapp q Jones Company. The com,
mIttee will superintend the shipping OF
the steamer to this city, and will accom-
pany it here, a rlving Friday afternoon.
There will be no formal reception of the
new apparatus.
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Il Fast Taco- -Yeur-Old,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-At Carson
City. New, to-day, Theodore Winters
colt, Connor, two-year-old, by Nor
folk, carrying eight pounds over the rule
weight, ran three quarter dash in I'm.
1853, the fastest time ever made by a
colt of that age.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

ftilaIe wenknpSa

akiess peculiar to females, with
attendant niserles, are increased
'oeht medicines used. Dr. F'lagg's
stomach Pad, banishes doses
egahu restorative OF the ener-
seln' 1t is unsurpassed in It's
W he nerves, quiets irritation
'Hs 1ne body and mind and re-
' 'r'ec' health and vigor, Office,
ihih street. Consultations free.
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THE Neav Hall.

Work on the new Masonic and Odd
Fellows Hall at New Castle,is progress
ing quite rapidly. Mr.. Harry Lape, the
contractor for the erection of the build
ing, states that he expects to have the
first story up by the end of This week.
The corner stone was laid on Monday,
September 10Th.
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THO Ne,v Policemen.

VIM. L. Heal and Wm. II. Bacon, ex-
policemen on ex-Mayor Valentines
force have been appointed policemen at
the Opera House. They are stationed
in the gallery, and not only make tue
bows keep order, but compel them to re-
move their hats and abstain from chew
ing tobacco.
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Received into the Church.

At the close of the morning service al
FIRST Presbyterian church, yesterday;
nine persons were received into ,nll I
membership. Three OF these were ladies'
and one of them Joined by ceriihcate
from Ireland. Six were memssrs OF the
congrr CATION, who have been converted
in the church.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

SpyAHANcE OF TRAMPs.-Ihe
tk correspondence Of ,he Ledger
bpe Of the most noticeable Incl
the present general improve
business aud iIduslr, is the al
al disappearance of the street
htfrom the highways and byways
lessionaI tramp also appe RS TO
X Of the past. He is well nigh
The Commission ers of Chari-
byer, have fewer applications for
an has been the case in many
ID at the police stations the tes-
! kunif touching the rapid de-
after dark >uppliants for lodg-
food. These are important
The inf renee is that all class OF
ae now finding employment,
b no fuItler need of charity.
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,evea', '' ond Fear Not.v

J Asseria,ainau.a annual ball ofthe Shields
|dtorium1a a''o9' on will take place in
/ time ,',As ,hl, giving Eve. This is
The Opera tI tne association ever
y aball and i'Gase ), for the purpose
NJ" hoor was built. w
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arrived Last Eveai,a0.

The Rice's Surprise Party, who will
perform Horrors at the Opera House this
evening, arrived in the city last evening
on the 9:36 train north from Baltimore.
They are regis cred at the CLAYTON House.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

n.mocratic party It has
tie p'a 'aonsd that the strong
ns' ',iaa,r ,', was not the strongest
f''',l,,,5r aominatins convention al, 9
b !" '',l ,le case of Van Buren ,, IN
s. u 'nos K. Polk was ho"'-
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The II. ]. N. A. Rail-

The ball of the Y. I. N. A. will be
held in Prof. Webster's dancing acade-
my, on the evening of Nov. 7th, and pro-
misses to be pleasant affair, &, 81
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

p ~. 1, situated on Lau-
,ei street, near Sixteenth
10 BY 66 feet, to e. Provost
and an !, Edward Farmar, ct
$2.G0 per foot,
NO. = and 3,adjoining No /,
same size to same party,
at same price,
No: 4 and 5,same parties at
$3.50 per foot,
A two story brick houselon
Searlss street, above SEQ
0nd Containing four room
iot IL BY u feet, toJ. A.
Bond & Co., for
Lots, No. 6 and7. situated
on Elm street near HART
son street, 13 by 76 feet to
Lawrence Curlett, at IS
per foot,
Lot No. 8, adjoining No. Z
IA feet to Lawrence Cur
lett, for SO per foot,
Aoc NO. y, situated on Har !.
rison street. near Elm. "a
by 76 to Lawrence Curiett
1or $3.l0 per foot.
Lots, Nos. 10 and II, situa
ted on Peach street near
Head, 12t by 20 feet, to
feler Golden at $1.5O per
Lots, Nos. 12 and 13 situated
on Twelfth street, near
Ciaymont, 16 ny 80 feet to
l.. W. Stidham, at $3.50
per foot,
Lot No: IA, 1s feet, adioiu
ing No. IL, to same party
at same price,
"A two story frame house on
Orange street. below 9th,
containing four rooms,
lots. ~ by 62 feet 4 inches
to Edward Farmer, for,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
9aily Gasstte.

,e,,x.-wheat has fallen to to
",rsine, AsA'r a, will be see" 0y
(,;ous today.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Sca7citU of Wdter at COUteSUiIIe

The Union says: Our basin Is al
most empty and the water has ceased 10
flow through majority of the hydrants.
We expect trial will be made. to day
to force water into the reservoir with
The Washington fire engine from the
run south of the borough. All the
streams in this vicinity are very low and
a number of mills are able to run but a
few hours only.
Il Successful Opening
The Seventh Street Variety Theatre,
on Seventh street, below Walnut, OPEN
ed on Saturday evening, under the man
aeement of Samuel Stickney. The OPEN
ing was very successful one, the place
being crowded. The audience was thor
ou.hly pleased with the performance,
which was good throughout. The per-
furmances will be continued every even
ing, with an enlie char ge of programme
twice week.
Resigned.
II. H. Prettyman. deputy U. S. Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue, of New Castle
county, has resigned his position, to take
effect in short time. He will go tc
MllIOTu W tuhc SudiSc VI bnO pooApSoo
department of his fathers paper the Mil
toid Ne1ss and Advertiser. Mr.. Pretty
man has been connected with the Office
for nine years, and was always consider
ed good officer.
The Levy Court.
The members of the Levy Court, of
this county, met in the Office of the
Building Committee, Tenth and Market
strees S, on Saturday afternoon.
The members inspected the work on
the new Court Horse, and expressed
themselves as being sa listed with both
the work and the progress made on the
building
annual Ball.
The fourth annual ball of the Pine
Knot Assembly will take place in Prof.
Webster's dancing academy, on Friday
evening, November 14th. The commit
tee having the matter in charge will
spare no pains to make it the bali of the
season. Tickets are now out, aud SELL
ing rapidly.
Local Preachers Ass OciattOn.
The Local Preachers Association of
the Wilmmaton Conference, will meet
at Greenboro, Md, on November Fl, "
and %.
There will be large attendance and
the proceedings promises to be OF an In
] ,eresting nature.
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ain a fairly active stock
W., .s,nrlay, and prices were
x',r,, 'a,% all the coal stocks were
''',p ,n1 a further advance /, IN
p'' ..a'ired. ai OF Reading Rail
]. .h,res sold, opening at z's'
/ !. 'I1 and closing at 27S, an aa-
.'' =, ,Ne closing sale of Friday
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.,,inue1 div weather is likely
IiO much damage. There has
lain Of any consequence since
krfr'. A slight shower le', On
lin this vicinity and in Phila-
few days previous a cloud
bver a part Of Chester county
Ieb a sprinkling descended. But
|us have never been lower nor
springs ever ceased to flow
lxare has been unprecedentediy
Re Ea,ton, and it is a common
|ee men, women and children
Inks with pans, pals, tubs and
filling them for the use o'
big premises where the wells
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Improved in Health.

Mr.. William w. Colley, the gentle
manly conductor of the p. W. q b. X.
II. Co., has improved in health to such
an extent that he is able to assume his
duties OH the road. His many friends in
this city and along the line of the road
will be gratified to learn Of his improved
health.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
NEW ADvERTIsESIENrN-.

U7 O00 returns in 80 days on 500 In
DlIUO vested. Official reports free
Like profits weekly on stock options of ol0
to go. Address 4. Potter Wight 4 Co.
Bankers, 35 Wall St.. N. Y. ocO-daWly.
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|,-,-,,lcm Ger ainly must have
f,Lr,, i, endorsed the Greenoack
| m Congress in 1875; .' aa'o, o,
/ ',.,,i,n and the election oi
,I,,k candidate for Governor
[,re, while its editors doubtless 50
| bab, against the advocates oi
h ,ilyer eur ency on the Demo-
ket, Yo,,.on
I,in,iples. A year makes great
h flat papers IDEAS.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
The DrOuth at OrfoaI.

A gentleman from Oxford says that
the drouth has affected the springs wells
and streams in that vicinity to an alarm
Ing extent One of the sources for sup
plying the borough with water has be-
come entirely exhausted, and now they
have to depend solely upon an artesian
well, from which water is now pumped
into the reservoir. The farmers in the
vicinity have to drive cattle two and
and three miles to water.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Il Cure for HydrOphObia.

Mayor Almond received the follow
ing postal card from q Baltimore gentle
man, on Friday morning. He has evil
IDENTIFY read Of George W. Powelrs
death:
"DEAR SIR: I have seen In the Sun
with regret that citizen went mad and
several others are bit. If they will take
new milk, chickweed aud elecampane
and boil together and drink, it will CT re
even after having fits. A wine glass full
II We or six times day"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Sale Of Reai Estate.

fhoPBRTY soLD BY r. HEALp on sAr
ohDAH-FAIR TRICKS,
r.o, 80 saturday AFTERNOON, j. T. HsAId,
,'- ,oa, estate agent, sold the following
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
YOrktOwn's d tenuial.

Total amount of sale,
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gte Cream.

A FACT.-IIORTONa ICE CREAM IS MADE
~ FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
ToCuLECHLS, FESTIVALS HOTELS, RESTAURANTS
And THE TRADE
2Jc. PER QUART.
To FAMILIES by the GALLON. zoe. PER QUARE
CHARLOTTE Russo sud JELLY,
fresh EICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
DepOts 305 tth.ave. l2h~ tosiwly. AMI - Ghajhams
EusScll'~ lee Cream, Doe. per quart to Churches
CLar0ttt- Quantities, soc per u1 u Bible House
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j)Coposal5.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE o. Inr LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,

WASHINGTON, Feb T. 1879.
SEMED PROPOSALS will he received at
- tins office uutl on Wednesday, 18Th February,
is7P, for FURNISHING 81 COtETENAf AUTOMATIC
SIGNAL t ONS tur IN diameter, drawn II feet
with mooIng loop put on with band fitted with
tennch whistle protected with suitable guards and fur
lscd with spare tcnnCh whistle The bu"ys % be made IN
% the best material, and except above
and manner similar 10 TIE buoy be
Lighthouse Depot staten Island subject dung
Manufacture both material aud workmanship the
superintendent Of aren't OF the chlou Board and to
before :Oh june. 1919 the following
named the places hereinafter specified subject
inspection on delivery snd before acceptance, VIZ;
buUys 10 bb delivered RI lie Lighthouse Depot
tf~ haGbuT Of IAN FIauCnCo, Cal.
Four huOys 10 be delivered Of tho Lighthouse Depot
In the mari Of Portland, Ne.
Four blOys To- he delivered al the Lighthouse Depot
TIE hSIbOr of Boston, Mass.
4~cycntccn hu0ys to be delivered at the Lg tOuEe
Depot staten Island. y. ).
The Iight TO REJECT Rll bids defects f.
reserved. join HODGEHS Rear Admiral L.. =. y,
Chairman Lighthouse EOaTd
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oil "A TO BOSTON
- Law VIA THE Old RELIABLE
SIDNI\(,ION LINE.

CONNEtlING WITH ALL POINTS EAST.
not IIlr MISSED ~ SEVEN tON>EcU TIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers SIoNINGTOT aud NARR \.
GANrEif leave Pier j North River foo 81 Jaysi) at 100
u Dol daily except ~uudIyrI.
special uIscaS, lmit-,l tickets. good only on @i5
train nom StOnngOn sold Via THIS line IRON Newl Ork 10
Boston for II 80.
Ticket. at an principal ticket Offices Slter0oms
secured o e1 OF Mts.Ot Company and 1T Nos
1853 aud ~ Brnndway metropolitan and Fun Avenue
Hotel ticket Offices
PRONIDEACE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
EieumeIs ELECTRA aud GAiAifN leave ller ~ North
River (tJot Of Warren daily except sundays al r. IN
lot Providence d-r,t
& ~ tIikiS-. g. P.Agt Il. =. BABCOCK. Plest.
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european advertisements.
Coparlnsrehip Notices.

rIHE co-partncr,hip heretofore existing be-
tween CHARLES Potter H., ard James Hubbard uhIet
HE arm name Potter ", & CO. has ms daN been ~
solved by mutual consent C. Potter l VIZ sgn ~ %
a nm
w" '' NFN.Iokk, Feb. :. 1873
partnership has THIS day been formed erWeeh
pnt,e, A. of pliuncld y J. Horace W tish OF Mystic
cam and Ju,epn 81 rtsworth Planneld y j.. under the
arm name OF e. Potter. CO.. 10 continue the business OF
IN. oil bru said partnership 10 expire by Limitation Shuai'
/ 1851 CllARLEs POTTER j.. nOhAE W; finh, !,
- ''N'' JOSEPH N. TIlSM ONiH
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OF D ESTABLISHED KOCTEAND SHORT LINE
bet
NEW-N DIRK AND PHILADELPHIA
Trains each daly Three fepO3 in
Philadelphia. tHOi New-lotk.
Double Track Improve Equipment ami the Fastest
Tine consistent with absolute safety.
ON and after December 49, ISIS,
Ixurcss Trains NcwNOrg DcsDrOsset and Court
Eud street Ferries, as follows:
400. G:3o $40 40 limited II ], $50 T. o. D. go
$50 and 10 p. sunday 4:3J and q a. o. D. go $50
lnd 40 p. IN. 81, ,-,
az Jersey Guy aOTng speedy and direct TRANSFER
Brooklyn travel. 49,. 49, 49,
Retu1nng trains leave Philadelphia 1901. 3tj $50. J.
and II Limited Express. 1880 D. MI = !,
$50 = and 75jp On sunday l2Ol, $40 800, 5, 30,
"'Tctri 0GIcrs"No. b26 aud Oif Broadway No Aston
uou.c and foot DesbIosscs and COurandtst No
Court IT. and Brooklyn Annex Depot. foot OF FulOnst.
Rrook,u: Nos ia, ll6 and lis liUasOn.st, HOboken
Depot, Jersey CITY Emigr"nt Ticket ofc No battery
place. $50, ..,,,,,.o., , ~ tAHhfi'
PRANK THOMSON, Gonl Passenger ASL
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IN the matter OF the application of the At
i tolney General Of the state Of New.York
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF the city Oi New.iork-
In the matter Of the application OF the Attorney General OF
the STATE Of New.lOik
THE GUARDIAN INITIAL LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY, Of New YORK Guy.
In The matter OF the Application Of rho Attorney
the STATE Of NcwNOrA
TIRE RESERVE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, OF the City Of NeW-iork
r. ,he matter OF the application Of The Attorney General OF
The State ~ New-NOrk
THE WIDOWS, AND oRifiiANS' BENEFIT LITE IL
eUKANCE COMPANY. Of the City OF New York
In the matter of the application of the AttoneyGencrh Of
the state Of New-lOIk
THE NETWORK STATE life INSURANCE COM.
PANI, Of the city OF syracuse. y Y
TO THE poIIcY.HoIDERs and CREDIToRS o'EACH
and of ANN % the ABONf-NAMED COMPANIES: In
Pursuance ~ an order made IN each OF me above pro
tceGngS special of the supreme ONT held At Tho
,hahrs OF Nj Justice Gandona ne ely o' Schenec lyon
the crycnthday % November lo~ anu duly entered IN ne
eleventh ay of Noychcf 1878 aud each oiyon policy
holders creditors Of either OF the aooveaneh tonphe'
tht N a hereby notified become parties To the
above cuttle against such company as you may 'u .
rot already pre- cnt"d 20 the mn 'cIsgned ccrver tor'
with statement u the nature and character ih,e TO tn.
Nav lI+l n hr once ~ the Receiver No ~ BOflway, Ia
the ty II NoN lok, or De barred rom any distribution u
The deposit Of the policy and last receipt WIN ne receiver
by behalf o any pocy holder OF claimant Sla De- deeie
II shan nor dcbar the cceer Referee tom rcqr ng any
other different evidence Of claim In special cases where Ia
This notice published IA Obedencot 70 the requirements OF
tIe orders aUos enentl0n@i H1yeen9rt 80
onlcc 2ja Broadway NcWlorL MA lawdmrh
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Ncm pnblltnllor5.
ITSAGES IN NETWORK SOCIETY.

4 y
\ series OF articles describing the etiquette and entertain
nept and cznc Olcs and i0bles Of tie upper social
circles Of the Metropolis They supplementary 10 tho for
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.. The Perfect Hostess
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IfIuetic o. New Years Day.
u. Wedding and Birthday Gts
-. Pets " JppGtcn00n.
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j. Wedding lucagc mcuts.
la Costumes for I CIV Brides.
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