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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
DFCISIONS-JCLY 3

Surname Court hGmbers-By Judge Lawrence
ISs order heto1re entered in the matter Of Vow
tonThe PRAYER Of me petitioner must 6e G,am'Gd lam
costs the stay Will be granted upon pay
b. Judge DonoRue The Ncw-YorS Smelling Refining
GTalfrier AIT Morecai2 Motion granted the motion so
Tar setting up the amounts claimed py the defendant 10 the
present time is granted on paying cost, since answer MAYER
aud Others Mayer and oheGs-lh plaintiff - entitled
lS as fe a 6edeke deaSd Confer sg Beach
-Mouon granted In the matter of weeks In tue matter OF
ram in the matter OF Martin others matter
soseiat Tsrm-By Judge Douohue.-Tho People ex rel.
Matthews agt The Police CommissOners.-Grau
Superior COurt-GeHerdi IoW-BY Judges Van
Worst aud Spcr-Morris ct al agt Webb-Mouon for rear
SDeciai TsrH-By Judge sedgwicK.Randall agt Carpen
Uranium. soingcr Ldserton e. aI-see memor ,ndum
appointing Joseph A. Gutter receiver Brooks
agr. Hoyt ct al Order Of reierence to James LoTIey
Parsons same agt Dosway otcOrders OF dSGonlinu
same agL Van Nest Same ast FInt Cazas agl the Bank
for savings elc same ag same Levy ag Cohn ct a same
ali Fisher agt HbUard; Rgney agt. Fowler-Ordcrs
granted.
Common Piees-SDecial 7am-By Judge Larremore.
the matter ~ Acknowledgment of referee confirmed
Barda,h-As been before judge Van Iocsen
let Il be referred back 70 INN In me matter 81 Smih and
the matter oil aSSEns Ipbuntt
Kstzeubeg granted confirming report Of referee
In the matter OF Lowrnberg 10 show granted.
Hoeer agt APPLICATION 10 punish To stand
and uerIOsatOrles shall be fled
Daytr AT Rsuth.-Llen continued. tLsimmOns agt Nc
Euemiy-Orier denying motion Tor ral. In the matter
% Glow TO Havana Rh.Schetu.Cs accepted and bond
ordered penalty Of 100 In the matter Of the assignment
of anuht Final releasing
assignee bond. Chamberlain at. GTeenaf
Report confirmed ana decree entered In the matter Of the
assignment of LesleThe petitioner must establish ms
the other creditors the final accounting Broad
head AT insufficient denied.
thc mailer Fch a-Order Close agt. Wilmer
Appeal Blonick Lite-A proved in the
matter OF hayauaRh In the matter OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
approved Benisten Wi-c-Undcrtaiug approved The
New York Lie Insurance Company agt. Holman Barker
DsylIn; Palmer ACT Dcyln; Pastry agL Deyln.-Ap
plcatpns granted. Malone agt uuppei-Gralted
Marine Court - Chdmb6rs - By Judge Shea
Levy the southern Bank-Mot on denied Poluck
Motion granted complaint Will be- dismissed
uuess Of the complied Hastings
ag MOSES at. BrOde-Lctyr to issue execution
granted. Duneld AIT. Wcriug-MDuon eslned; complaint
dismissed Reuter- agt AtterbuTy.- Referred d. Fay
esq Bailey Conkin order sot led and hIed Iano agt
Bales ouDn granted compliant dismissed.
Judge sheridan 'Sulilydu Duscnbury hitt-
nacLt agt steiuInelE.-Cases settled and fled
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RICHTER or THE RIO GR1NDE ROAD.

DENVER Col, July 3.-In the United States
Crcult Court Yesterday Justice Miller decided that the
receiver for Rio Grande Company had been properly
appointed in the foreclosure SUIT begun In the state
Court by L. H. Meyer. and that the STATE Court had the
right to appoint the receiver The right Of Meyer to
have the appointed rests upon the fact that the
mortgage made years before the santa be Company
had ANYTHING 10 do with the road The conclusion
that the receVcTship must stand. In the Grand Canon
case IL was decided that the Rio Grande Company must
nav construction OF the road IN those parts OF the
canon which too narrow for more than one track
10 which the Rio Graude Company had prior right under
the decision of the Supreme Court aud the mandate for
possession could not executed until this matter mad
been setLel.
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN NET-JERSEE

BRINToN RANGE, Nd July 3.-A number of
New-Jersey rife clubs were represented at the rifle
range mere tins afternoon compete for prizes There
were eleven entries for the Hazc Cup The conditions
of the match 800 yards, j. scoring shots; posi-
tion any with head toward target The highest score
was made by Captain Lublon-Gl out OF possible 70.
The next was a sweepstakes 200 yards, 10 scoring
shots standing siuOn =. c. Lynch, Of Newark took
first money with OF IL, and C. II. Harris, second
money, with "a score OF o9
Members OF the National Guard Of Ncw-Jersey shot
match al 200 and 800 yards standing position At hTst
and any with head toward target at second FVe scol
iup a each target The scores were very poor
the ighest three being as follows: Colonel g. h. T.
Howard, 81 Lieutenant L. ii. Johnson, 81, and captain
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DRAWING 4 PENSION BY FRAUD.

George McClelland was killed during the
arst year of the war; for aferward his
widow Ellen. drew pension legally. Then she mar
ricd Patrick Martin and, under the statute, was no
longer entitled H. Sue continued, however to draw
~ month mp to last June. The aidayts required by
the Pension Oice set forth that she the widow Of
Grorc Mcfarland and had not remarked. witness
Was "a female relative. Recently tue two women quar-
over the division the spells, aud the Relative
inprurd The Pension Office Of the fraud Ellen McCel
Land was brought bcnr, United states Commissioner
Osborn aud gave bail IN $500 10 appear for examination
she confessed the fraud, and gave information which
viii robaby lead to tue arrest Of other persons.
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THE COURTS.
POWERS OF THE TAX COMMISSIONERS.
ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS COMING BE
PORE TIE COURTS,


IMPORTANT ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS COMING BE-
FORE TIE COURTs.
The extent Of the powers of the Courts to
regulate The assessments made by the Commissioners OF
Tuscs is 10 be tested number OF important cases nj
the next ess ON Of supreme Court. General Term
The laws OF 1859 provide that "a ccrtioa 10 review
and correct on tine merits any decision or action OF the
Commissioners Taxes shall be allowed and heald DS
tho Supreme Court, i'm preference to al other matters
James Graydon JObustOn aud the Coudert BrotheIs'
acting 40 the counsel executors OF sew
era large estates have recently taken advantage OF this
statute TO obtain wrs OF ccrtiOrar for areYcW oi the
assessments upon various pieces OF property Am'hE
the petitions yesterday those in regard to the
Manhattan Market property, the Bldnco estate tue
C0urtlaudt Palmer estate. and property belonging 10
Lord TAYLOR The counsel claim that this is the first
instance i'm which cerOrau has been obtained for TINS
purpose under the above statute The petition IN each
ca sets forth the assessed value Of the property ana
the actual value as claimed by the petitioner III AYERS
that verified proof In support OF the petitioners apph-
cation IN writing for a reduction of the valuation was
presented TO the commissioners before ther deceohi
that personal hearing in support Of the Application
was requested az the commissioners ard d"ltd, ana
that subsequent offer 10 adduce further evidence OF Tue
value 81 the premises was never Fepl'' 10 %! ibt Cui
missoncrs. The petitioners therefore appear 10 INC
Courts. .,. - a.,
surface railroads real estate under the recent de-
cisons vi che Supreme Court viii also come up at Cbo
October session OF the General Term The SIKH Ave
pue Railroad Company yesterday Obtained rom Judge
Douohue m supreme Court. Chambers. "a writ OF GER
tor dir, ctcd to Tax Commissioners, for review
of the recent Smcuts OF the railroad property be
company saws through its president petitioner that
II 0Wpa is entire track. excepting the portion on ana
.slow Cma-,t., which Is owned in common win the
Ii hin Aycuue Company; that the commissioners have
included part OF the real estate OF the co oIo'
the tracks OF the road valuation OF SlIbOUO ana
have asses cd the entire real estate AT SbJ1OOO Inc
company claims hat the tracks not real estate ana
l. they are the valuation much TOO high They claim
that intmati0n which they had that the tracks
were assessed July l. "rits or certiOrail
are expected be sued On by the other roads whose
hive bonn IAAll
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". s. HAsCALL.

William Sterne Hascall, the senior member
Of the firm of Hascall, stcson Stedman OF No. ~
Cedar-st died on Monday at Delaware Water cap ana
his funeral services were held yesterday IN TINS city, M
II seal was ffty-fye years old. He was born at Essex
n Y and for three years was a cassmaje at West Point
Of General Ftz John Porter and roommate OF General
d. A. Russell. When tweuyIive years old ne went To
In 1884 he came o this city and has since been known
nriucipay as a real estate lawyer For many years he
has been counsel for toe city stag" INES. lie caves d
yS,fe and two daughters, one 81 whom is married.
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A .STEAMER ATTACHED At B4LTLMOkE.

BALTIMORE. July "a writ Of rcpleyin was
served Monday by Deputy Sheriff 81 Baltimore County
ON the British iron steamer GlenOgan while in the
waters Of that county on her way 20 Baltimore from
RIO with coffee for thu hrm OF Alexander Brown SONS.
mortgage Is held on tie steamship by Thuison W.
Cook OF Liverpool, England, Tor 429,OOO The claim OF
Mr. Cook was sent to Alexander Brown Sons for col
lection and their counsel obtained writ OF repevn in
the Circuit Court OF Baltimore County. After the
was served the vessel taken 10 Sp ar Wharf III this
city, where she held Tie matter Of the repleyln will
be heard IN September An attachment on a warrant
issued some DAYS ago by the City Court OF Baltimore
City 10 Phelps, stokes & Co of New-lork, AGAINST the
owners OF The steamer served Dy SAc!In snOWden
yesterday. Another attachment on a warrant Is
sued los the City Court c,tCrddY 10 che Bank of British
for ~ 500. but has been served.
Tie is owned by Messrs Alexander Brown Sons,
and Is affected by the SEIZURE u the vessel.
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BUYING OUT A CANAL COMPANY.

The Richmond and Allegheny Railroad
Company was organized last year to buy the franchise
and property Of the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company The Virginia Legislature granted the night Of
transfer but required the Railroad Company deposit
$500 900 as security the building it's line within
the time specified. The time for making the transfer
ami deposit has expired, bat the company has asked
for AN extension. The Railroad Company TO a.
siIme the debt or the Canal Company. satisfactory
ARRANGEMENT has been made IL sand, with the holders
al securities of the Canal Company, except about
$500 900 OF the first mortgage bonds.
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STUDENTS MADE RESPONSIBLE AS MEN
CuArLoTTEsyILbE, Va, July 3.-Last night
Bishop Thomas q Dudley, % Ksatuciy, IN his aior's-
at the Joint celebration OF IA" literary socrii'- com
mended the liberal plan adopted by TIE loah"e''
Thomas j, rson. The p.an OF receiving students on
their reson9.h;ity az man and not hove. has re-
suited N lasting benefit He declared, on his respou-
sibly rs teacher Of re-on. That ne would not have
any other system Of incu'catng religious belief adopted
than that now in force at the University 81 virginia
lie does not favor compelling the student 10 a!trhu
religious services To-day the diplomas prONcienci's,
degrees etc. were given cut. Aterward the non.
Samuel L. Hunt delivered address 0n the -ublect o
Fable Integrity; or Conscience in Public Ahaits'
grand bail will be gwen tonight by the literary soce-
ties, aud thIs Will close the exercises.
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TuE LEFFERsoN sOCIETY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 2.-lhe Je1er-
son Society held its FIRST celebration tonight large
numDcr OF people were present. The denaters meu"l
was presented by the President. George d. Naucey OF
Maryland TO Mr.. p A. Bruce, Of Virginia The orators
medal was presented to Mr. Wyndham r. Meredith OF
Richmond, Va The orator, accepting the medal Ia
terms OF acknowledgement delivered an Grafton on tue
morning AT 10 O'clock there Will be meeting OF the
Alumni The weather l. delightful and the grounds are
beautifully Illuminated, while The Washington hdilhe
Band plays TO the delight OF the pronenaders.
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LIABILITY FOR 4 COLLISION.

The barkentine c. l.. Pearson on Nay 10,
1876. was run INTO by the steamship Alexandria. The
United States District Court found the steamship to be
fault anu allowed damages to the owner Of the bark
entine amounting Sl3,lS9 %. An appeal taken
70 the Circuit Court and yesterday ChiefJusce Waite
sustained the decision Of the lower court The Chief
Justice the decision have no doubt what
" the Liability Of the steamship for this collision
II happpncd IN broad daylight. when there wind
and nothing prevent her Keeping out or he way a II
was her duy do, n those IN charge Of her navigation
had acted with ordinary prudence and foresight"
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OBITUARY..
EDWARD A. BlBBY.

The funeral services of Edward Apthorp
BiBby. OF the late Governor Boby VINO dlcd al
his home In tins city Monday were held in ST. MARKS
Church Wednesday Mr.. Bibby's grandfather, Captain
Thomas Bibby OF the Attn Foot, an English regiment
was one Of the British officers who surrendered Win
Burgovne az Saratoga Later, Captain Bibby mlrr,eu
Miss Governor, OF this city, aud HYeu IN NtN'loIh
Ills children were promin Mt citizens Mr.. BiDbY car
ried large business for many years as proker du
forwarding agent IN New-1orh lie was hoteu ,9r
mes ability aui genial temper. lie married Miss Al
bridge daughter OF Andrew Aldiidge OF baltimore
1Mn SONS survive him.
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THE O'sHEA RECEWERsHIP.

To a LdltOF OF TIC ITIbuHc.
SIR: The statement relating to my affairs
published III The Tribune to-day IS calculated to
mslead Some persons not better informed, may infer
that The appointment OF receiver 10 eieres with the
publishing business at No 81 Barrel yst This Is not So
however An tnat remains Cor q receiver claim Is
what may be- produced by my real estate, aud
above the eucumbrantcs upon 10. Please publish This
abatement aud OUge truly yours, l.. O'oHEA.
No. 81 Bdrcidy-Sf., Ae,c- } OTk. July g. 1879.
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4 CARD ON THE HELTH or PENSACOLA.

PENSACOLA, Fla, July 3.-The taxpayers of
Pensacola have issued q card denouncug dispatch
which says that the quarantine may be abandoned here
They say: Our port is perfectly healthy. Not case
Of yellow fever has been here in five years. Vessels
from healthy ports allowed to come TO the city with
out any hindrance detention; but vessels from all
infected ports are quarautined and compelled to take
cargo at Quarantine Station. This state OF affairs VIII
be maintained and II present Board OF Health fails
10 do It's duty the citizens aud taxpayers can, and WILL
make the quarantine effective"
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4 THOUSAND MEN Al WORK.

OswEGo, Kan, July 3.--4'he ST. Louis.
Wichita and Western Railroad winch is being cou-
stfucted By the ST. Louis and San Francisco Company
is being pushed vigorously One thousand laborers
now employed between Oswego and Cherryvale, ana
the road Will he completed TO the latter point by the
middle 81 August, In time 10 give ST. Louis the
benefit OF the wheat crop OF southeastern Kan
sas aud the trade which has heretofore been controlled
b. Kansas Guy ana Chicago.
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A SoFr ANSWER, ETC.-COster to swell,

4 SOFT ANSWER, ETC.-COster (tO swell, who
hns accidentally knocked up against ma: Now then,
over hear, VINO ~ you a-,huyin OFF, "Swell: " Ny
good man, what a prepo-terOds question! Aw-AoW the
deuce do know r-lfun
SYMPATHY.-Little Girl: Mamma, dear,
do 80 PITS you" Mamma: Why, dear I" Little Girl ::
Because says you to out and another
great big dinner all the mutton chops aud
pudding We had IN the middle of the day aud nurse
says you pretend 10 like H. they would be very
very crOos."-lJudy
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4 FRIGHTFUL JUMP BY TWO WOMEN.

NRwBURG, n. Y, July 3.-Mrs Henry
Larroe age twenty-five, wife OF the ticket agent at
Medley Town, together with her sister, Lizzie Clarke,
axe seventeen OF Turner's jumped from Erie at
the latter place this morning. Mrs. LarrOe n bride OF
five weeks was instantly killed, ana Miss Clark was
seriously injured The ladies had forgotten TO leave the
ears Turner's and did not realize the speed Of the
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GouurInersnlp Nolltes.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
" MILLER GRANT Il co.
hereby that the partnership heretofore exist
ing Alexander Miller Duncan 4 Grant, Francis L.
Cunnug CHAM Victor Schmt doing business under the
firm Miller. co. In the CITY of 81 LOUIS Mo-.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent the said Alexander
Miller having withdrawn tror said firm.
ALEXDR MILLER
DUNCAN a GRANT
FRANCIS 4. CUNSINGUAM,
VICTOR j. SCHMIrT
The above business will be utinuUd the place by
tho Undersigned. the firm OF GRANT, Gun
NINGHAM d co.
DUNCAN A. GRANT
FRANCIS p. CUNNINGHAM,
VICTOR J. SCHMITE
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WILLIAM +. HAINES.

BDDEFORD, Ne, July 2.-Ihe Hon. VIM. F.
Hainos one OF the prominent citizens Of this state
died here to-day in tine sxtyeghtn year of his age lie
was a member of the State Senate IN lSI1. ana was
chairman OF the l. .satye Committee to receive PFes-
dem Pok on his VISIT to Name. he had filed many
impOrtant positions IN the state.
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CAPTAIN II. X. LORNG.

BosToN, July 2.-Captain Henry X. Loring,
retired shipmaster of this city, died to-day at the age
OF scveuty-niue. lie was member OF the Boston Ma
r,ne Society and filed the offices Of Port Warden and
luuuAIs-lUuCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-04
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSEMBLY AT OCEAN GROVE

The second Assembly of Sunday-school
Workers VIII DO held at Ocean Grove, begin
nng July u, and continuing eight days
under the auspices OF the Eow-Jersey Sunday
School Association on Saturday July IL, there will De
IA fello ship meeting aud In the evening praise
wee ana addresses by l.. H. Stokes. ID. d., Pro
fessOr shorwin and q. N. slmms. d. ID. ON
Sunday sermons will DO preached by President
McCOsh, Of Princeton, and the Rev. d.. &. II
FCWler of New-YorE. The remainder OF the
slOus Will be devoted 20 the discussion OF subj cts
directly connected with Sunday-schoos aud metaods
he'd each morning between the hours Oi and .. aud
each morning and evening an address VIII be delivered
by some prominent Suuda worker. The Assembly
win divided into three neutrality-suspicious. and
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Jay 5. BACKUs. d. D.

AUBURN, n. Y, July 3.-Ihe Rev. DR.. Jay
g. Bacs formerly Secretary OF the American Baptist
Home Missionary Society, died GrOton to-day. He
was seventy years OF age
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feaal Nonecs.


SUPREME COURr.-ln the matter OF the
- World Mutual Life Insurance Company.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that the undet.'sig,ttL
under ana b virtue 0I order The sup ciue to u io
state OF NcNNoIk, made al special term etcVl me- a.
the city Hail. IN tho Cy II Atauy on the -l da} OF Jnhe
1913. aud duy lu the Uco ~ the tcfA o o'Hy
County has been appointed referee u take proofs ana a
the persona parties entitled share IA TIE usihu
ton O the securities deposited 10y the sad Noit atG H
io Insurance Company Win the superintendent ut ne IN
Department OF the state of NcwlUTk. the hulcE
OF policies outsandin force the names ~ winch t >
issued aua the who emitted % tt '.h VI
sand DISTRIBUTION also 10 take proof aud ascertain VIC
OF sand poicie ana What l. due an OWNS oh
each and tue pOporuJnae share OF the ayas o sC 80
Cuncs which each OF tho holders ~ SAID iotes
euuurd Ia receive, according To law sand Sup,ih
eudeut IN The srbutOn uf tho aYals OF sud sccurcs
rQOfs concerning sad policies aud policy hOlets anu ~
mlels referred IN and Dy sand order, are Ieo3 lS
oilCc, NoulA fcdll
u the Albany, Monday. the fourth OF
August, 1879 AT 10 o'clock IN the forenoon.
Dated Albany, July p 1919. .
'kclUreo.
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Eugene McCiary A, T., Franklin Free Academy, Ma
lone Modern Languages In our Schools" Superln-
teudent William Harkins A ", Dunkirk other papers
and subjects viii be read aud discussed.
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.nrcoRDEp AesIGNMNNTs OF MOGTGAGL.
GIN Heal Cslatc for 5ale.

TOR SALE.-TwO splendid Ave-A lots adj
Joining southwest corner Of l2Osi. amt 2dsvej s,o
one south side that west Of 9thaye W bJSEki ~
Broadway
I'D LOTS-All sand, full front, on Easterly
- Bouleystde 10 feet drcpi suitable for imrrly
ats price owi terms to SUIT BOZ % o"utS
u. ami lstave.
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MINNIE NATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, July Minnie Walton. the
actress wife OF Frederick syster died here last even
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Gin propcrln 90 fst.
heal estate 10 Grcbnn9e.

J CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- ior DAIRY FARM well SateIod near depot L- = A.
station l.. y. J. &.
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NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The following Off
GERS the Dispatch. which put out OF commission
here yesterday have been placed on waiting orders ::
Commander h. J. Higgnson, Lieutcnants A. Stone and
J f. Merry, Masters J. j. Huuker and I. ;. Punkett
Ensgus o. L. Lasher and VI A Shufedt Passed Assist
aut-Engneer John Lowe and Passed ASsisant-Surgeon
]. K. Waggener Acknowledgements II. r. Smith
also detached the Dispatch and ordered to settle
accounts.
eut COmmandans, directed thar the employees OF the
be granted addition to the usual Fourth
of ia Y holiday, a holiday the day following. This
holiday will extend TO all the employees, including the
per diem men.
Commander e. II. Perkins has reported, having been
detached from the command " the Ashuelo Asiatc sta
ton. May 10. aud has been placed waiting orders
Ensgns 5. G.. FOulk and Walter Mclean are detached
the Alert. Mare Island, California and ordered
Asiatlc Station. Passed AssStautSurgeOn G.. T.
II. Hartman il detached from the Naval Academy ana
ordered the Minnesota AT NcwGOrk. Passed Assist
ant-SurgeOn II. Z. Harvey ana Passed Assistaut-Eng
neer A. j. Kenyon awe reported their return hOme hav
ing detached rom the Getty sburg European sta
ton, and been placed on waiting orders.
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NEw-YoRK. June 30, 1879

NEN-HORK. June 30, 1879.
VIIE copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween gned uudr the firm name OF HOWARD,
SANGER CO.. dissolved this day by mutual
The business the lae firm vii b. soJed by samuel T..
Howard Richard Butler az the Office their
suCcessOrs, HOWARD BkOruEhN a. READ.
~AM'L J.. HOWARD.
Henry SANGER
IICHARD BUTLER,
JOiN f. READ
EDWARD =. IIAFF.
business OF the late firm Of Howard, sanger viii
he continued by the undersigned, under the
Howard Brothers * Read. LOUIS T. HOWARD,
SAMUEL T. HOWARD, MN. G.. HOWARD,
HENRY SANGER JOHN j.. READ.
special Partners. EDWARD 4. HAFF,
General Partners.
No. i3 MERCER ST.. NEW ! OKK. July =, 1873.
Referring this foregoing notices the UNDERSIGNED
bis ruds aud the trade generally thai he has
accepted presidency and taken The disposition
products Of inc Rubber Comb and JeWelry Company.
RICHARD BU1 LER.