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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
THE PRESIDENTS VETO.

INTERESTING OPINIONS UPON ITS EFFECT.
THE Pennsylvania SENATE APPROVES THE VETO
HARRISBURG, Penn, April 3O.-ln the Senate
to-day the following resolution was introduced;
ReS0ired. That CT the House concur) me General
Assemble ~ PannsyIyania gives "a henrtv Endorsement
20 the Presidents veto of the revolutionary riders at
tachcd ~ the Army Appropriation bill, and hereoy IN
struCts the Senators and requests the members repre-
senng Pennsylvania 10 sustain the course 81 PRESIDENT
HAYES upon this ure, and any other calculated 10
assaI stiuoual prerOgatives OF any Dlfnch OF
the Government, To open the door TO fraud III the
National elections.
motion 10 refer was lost by IL ayes ana 20 nays
On the adoption OF the resolution the yeas we're 80 and
NAYS ia strict party vote except three Greenbaekes
two Of whom voted with the Democrats ana one WIN
die Rapubllcana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
DOESN'T CARE FOR ANY MORE FIGHT.
IrOln Thl NO. I'm LOaf lIfm.l

II is presumed that the majority will now
present repeal measures IN sucn form To compel
hm to meet them their individual merits uncmOar
raised by the techneatv that they engraed upon
an appropriation bill In "a party view ma
ity would be jusued IN pushing the President and BIS
revolutionary associates 10 the logical conclusion OF his
own un arranaDle But 10 do that would distract
public attention from the true questions at issue, meas
uraby hide the real merits OF the controversy and
threaten consequences disastrous the business il not
peace OF country The course here Indicated is the
patriotic one and will, feel assured, comm md itself
our political friends wSest FOX then aud the cOun-
Try whose interest they have at heart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
RETREAT THE ONLY COURSE.

The strength of the message Is i'll its calm
ness IT'S decision Is positive but without sign OF pas
sion. Ii adds fuel 10 partisan controversy threads
Congress 70 reason and pleads for return the better
usages of the early days The objections 60 the political
legis auOn In the bill are however, radical No anne nd
ment Will cure the defects. The whole policy which
forced session, condemned b. the President
Congress abandon a. Is To get in accord with
HIM TIE Only way out FOR 10, IS 10 provide money Tor
the support tne Government, aud deal with general
legislation separately. For the temper OF this
will leave no excuse To the freeaters who have been
threatening 10 supplies. The President leaves
the Democratic leaders only COGrse-drect and
ignomluous retreat from position which iolly ana
violence prompted them 60 occupy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
THE DEMOCRATIC GUN SPIKED.

Both parties are skiImlshing for a position
reference great Presidential battle OF next
year. The Democrats have made an egrcg0uSy false
move and their qulcI-sgEtrd adyersaries ave becn
prompt and adrOt IN taking advantage Of IT, Thus al
The Republicans have best OF the game. The Demo
Gratis making "much ada ahont nothing Inc fIcs-
ident has dexterousy deprived them Of their party
issue by that the cannot ne usrd ~
the polls under existing laws. This being the Demo
cratic party had excuse forcing the Xra session.
and be med by popular ird grafton II 1t
stops the pay OF the army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

- ne mice of the clark Of Board Of Education
Of Grand aud Em-sts, until FRIDAY NAY 2 1872 az p
m r supplying coal and wood Required for the public
fcools M THIS for the eusninr ycarsaY ten thousand
no UuO) coal or less and gt hundred and n ty
pine WOOD The coal must De Of best quay
oil ASH furnace stove aud nut sizes, clean and in
rounds be delivered IN the BINS OF the
several -choo buildings az sUcl times nd IN such quantities
a. required by the Committee on supplies
The PROPOSE s state the mines 1run hch II is pro-
rospd TO supply the coal 90 De furnished from The mines
named accp e and must state the price per ton O Two
thousand Two Aunufeu ahl loit' tZ-i) p" IN - III, ,
The qun1 the various sizes Of coal required VIII be
about follows, Eight thousand ore hundred lnlOO
tons Size nine hundred and hy ,J5 tons on stove
size and hfy $500 Of egg size, and six
hundred 900 IONS OF nut size a., ,-,.,
OAK wood must be OF The best quality the stick NOT less
than three T., ieet long. The pine wood mus. VI the best
quality Virginia less Than three t5 ret six 90
inches The popOs must stare he Price per cord OF
o buuGTed an gentyeght l28 cubic lec solid measure.
pine wood aud also he price per cut per
load f0I saving ana The pice per cut per lO io tln9
Committee supplies. The wood VIII De Inspected and
measured the supervision OF the Inspector Of Fuel OF
follow pwlthrs OF the quantity required from the ut
Of nne ljth OF september and the remainder re-
and pine. must ne dehycIed siWtl; anu Wh,h f"que' s
b. piled in the yards cellars wants Or BIN, OF the
school buildings as NAV lie les ghed ny ht proper a
thOry The contracts Tor supplying t coal ana Mtu 10 pc
bnng until first day of June. 1880 Two surecs for
faifu performance OF the contract vii be equ ed anu
each proposal must Dc accompanied y the SIGNATURES l res
licences OF proposed surees. No compensation VIII be
delivering said Gal and wood o. o the schools
putting and pilng the same IN the yards cellars
vaults bins OF said schools. -.
prop directed 10 the Committed on supplies Of
the B0ar of Education, aud should DO lndor,ed Proposals
Committee reserve the nigh: TO reject any or all pro-
po'-S l'''''e'' FERDINAND FRAUD
HEN RG L. WEST.
DAVID WETHORE
JULIUS kAIZEN BERG
BENZ. f. MANIERliE
Committee on supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
A MOST cREDIrABLE DOCUMENT.

The veto message is one OF the strongest,
cleare and moss convincing documents that mas emd
mated from TIE Executive Mansion III a long time. We
thiuk Presidents position IS inprcgnaDe ana ms
reasons send back tie bill absolutely conclusive.
In AN the able speeches made the Republican side, III
the House and Senate the has not been more iOrc
bly, stated than Ia tins PLAN, straightforward, logical
the constitutional objections TO to pro-
posed legislation. The President has rner hold upon
the confidence and affection Of the patriotic people OF
the country to-day than any time his Inaugural
NON lie possesses the statcsmauiihe quail OF rising
10 the dignity OF great occasion, and accepting heavy
responsibility with cdim resolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
AN End OF BRAG AND BLUsTER.

The veto puts an end to all the gush and
fustian Che Democrats have been INDUCING III about CO.
eTcins and intmddtiug free-bOrn American citizens
the pO In the whole history of the country Congress
has furnished before such everlasting flood Of
Wishy-Wasliy buncOmbe ana hapdoojie. The country
will iciOce at the bold and determined stand the Pres
dent has taken 90 protect the baOtboX from the threat
eued violence and fraud % The who 4efanty pre-
claim the floor OF Congress that they do not intend 90
stop until they have stricken tie last Nestge OF
measures from statute book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
SICK OF THE WHOLE BUSINESS.

The practice OF attaching general provisions
to appropriations Is Old One ana always bad one.
That il Is unconstitutional is proved by the practice;
have deprecated from the beginning the attempt
OF the Democrats at this time TO remove by this method
laws in themselves vicious and ndei lsble IL the
Democratic party this occasion f-il5 10 remedy
abuses which defends IL has itself u blame
since chose time ana nsnner by no means proper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
TIE ONE DEMOCRATIC TRnrMPH.

NCl1- IoIN ETcNINN IO5I II1pT
This is one thing which the Democrats in
Congress have ACCOMPLISHED already. They hare con
sOdated the Republican party. Toe President md the
leading Republican Senators and Representatives
accord. The most vicious stalTsrt journals have DO
longer aunJs TO ug ~ tine President. bu' only praise
to GestOw This uuitcatOh has been bT lght about,
not much by sympathy and harmony among the Re
publican factions respect the matter IN dispute, as
by passionate and arrogant proceedings OF the DEM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
A HALF DOZEN SENTENCES FOR CRIME.

The business of the April term of the Court
OF General Sessions concluded yesterday. Judge
Cowing passed the following sentences Henry Lewis
alias Iuz alias Lotz for obtaining goods under false
pretences three years State Prison; George Cohen,
for forging the signature TO check for $2S, one year III
the Panitentiary; James II. King ard Henry Dene
burglary two years each IN he State Prison; Sarah
Bggs alas Clark, alias Comst0ck, petit larceny sixty
DAYS in CITY Prison Fuller. her acc0mpl!ce, whom
ID strict Attorney Ri sell characterized ~ liar aud
sneak, was sent TO state Prison for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
eURRENDER AND GO HOME.


Our friends III Congress have only to pass
the Army bill without the repeating sections and It's 10
will thus he manifest that thpy have not raised this
question for any factions or obstructive purpose they
viii before the country with great strength upon the
which Mr. Hayes aud his party have seen I'll to
make. His Will he campaign document for
which frenus great reason {" thank him, and
OF which all rejecting Republicans have great reason
f o a. g. IgIufd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
DISMAL DEMOCRATIC OUTLOOK.

Thoro are several lines open to the Demo-
crats thcn Only choice OF dlsaGreeabo
alternatives whether they persist. retreat from the
uutenable position thOY have takcn the effect up
them A. party viii be disastrous. They only carry
point by starving the Government and they know
well that Tie people OF the country will nCt uphold
IN At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

Colonel Kane Information gathered yesterday Wouiu
,n ,bat Mr. JTnderhiil Is not disposed to press his
claim 10 the office. and that Colonel Kane Is not 80
anxious to MI the position as to take any ega q, ne
In secnre H. II ia believed that ut the meeting OF in
trustees on Monday next the matter VIII Dc smoaoH
aIi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

IN the matter Of the appIicaton of of the At
THE NORTH AMERICA sS"iTn TFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, of the City Of NeS-York-
In Of the Application Of tho Attorney General Of
THE GUARDIAN mUrnXL LIFE INSURANCE COM
'-i'' = PANY, Of Now.YorK cay:
In the matter Of III The s Si S Attorney o'n'
THE RESERVE MUTUAL asT.H life INSURANCE. COM
PANf OF the CITY Of Ne"York
In tho matter Of he sgggsatcPS Of 9a The Attorney Of
THE WIDOWS, AND oRfMANs BENEFIT LIFE IN
sURANCE COMPANY. Of the City OF NewYorA
IL ' H'''' ths s Stlto Of SSwYoE
r1tR NETWORK STATE afaiG IfrE INSURANCE COM
PASY, Of the city OF syracuse v Y
TO THE PoLICYHoLDEEs and CREDITORS otEAoH
pursuance a each Of entitled pro
ssnS q Mr. 81 On. % f9
the eleventh. OF November 1917 and dIy entered IN the
eleventh Of November 1878 aod zach oiyou policy
persons reet.d n policies N SAID companies or eher o.
soy arr fSs 9. Sc 70 SGG, =, so NAV s
in or have elalms against aud 70 eIhoit your ciamS
tbs nature ant character thereof To the
Mae at tho the S Ss Of IL. sS' No 2 Bfovy
m Ciy OF lew .. o1 S Iga any 'Ou'n
The deposit q the poy and lat With The Receiver
slc.ept presentation any claims therounderbut
II shall not debar Referee from requr
efficient evidence Of claim in special cases where
their opinion IL maybe required In furtrancc OF Justice
THIS published In obedience TO the requirements OF
the orders abO observation-disclosures November H. 1873.
HENRY H. PERSON. Receiver.
Once 2j2 Broadway. New-York. MA law0mTh
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- North America Life Insurance Comyany-ln pur-
suance order Of tho Supreme Court ot tho STATE
New.YOrk Iuado special thereof held 40 the
City all OF the CITY Of Kingston on the twelfth day 81 Apr
duly to Ss proof aud Ascertain Mo
and parties entitled share the distribution OF
cures held by John r Suyh. esq ~ chnendcut OF the
Insurance 'tmont ~ security for tho poioy holder
OF SAID America L!fe Insurance Company, ana all
policy h0. eaid company persons and parties
titled 10 share 10 distribution securities
auIrd present their proofs concerning
policies policy holders to The udersgne referee
said at Office No 81 and 80 Pine the Cy OF New
York on the nteth day Of May 1879.
Dated New York. April b. 1870. W. McDERM0r,
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

a prominent attorney residing in Syracuse
while fishing day two since pointed out bis com
panOn sign-board, TeDaIking. Tie fellow tnat pat
that up o liar" Why I" asked his companion. Be
cause that sign reads, No fishing IN this brook aud
caught the best trout In basket directly under that
p0aId."- Rochester Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
TREASURY DEPARTARNE !
AZ Aamf.nTnN u q. Ami 10. lsIV.

;
WASHINGTON d. O., April 10, l5I3)
PROPOSALS to furnish certain medical sup
plies required for the OF the Marine Hospital oeTce
will be 1ec,ytd this Office OF NEDN-soDAl,
HE IN fo, al MAY 1873 Schedules copies Depart
ent Circular containing instructions As To the mode OF
other information for the guidance OF
bidders, w furnished by the seonGeneta OF that
~CryfcI UpOn application The Department reserves the
night 10 reject any all Of the bids. II. f. FRENCH,
''7'' - Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
pcopo5als.
FOR
DROPOsALS FOR HEADSTONES Fol
4 SOLDIERS GRAVES.
ou.rrER,, S al ESEEAGS OFFICE
"a ngufNgToS ID g March IL 1879. y

v
QUAETEDAsrEl-GE NEgALs OFFICE (
WASHINGTON ID. C., March 81. 1873 y
SEALED PROPOSALS. in trpicate, are hereby invited
for furnishing HesdstOnes for soldiers GTaVDs IN tlNa
Village ami CITY Cemeteea provided BY tle sY approved
February 3, 1879. of which the following Is an extract
Secretary War Is hereby authorized 20 erect
heafSi0nes soldiers who served 10 le M
Volunteer OF the United states dlru- u WI
for Union been buried III private Nisr
in the manner prOde Dy tn sn
OF arch g. s73 for those inferred IN National Military
Cemeteries" nm
The total number be furnished ia estimated ~ hODu
SPECIFICATIONS describing detail the standard nXen Dy e
Secretary Of War blank forms of proposals can 10 @ on
apDicaOu In person letter CAPITA y = KOckNe,
A. q NJ o. - A. charge OF National Cemeteries, Washing
ton ID. g. ..
SPECIMENS Of the be furnished can be seen at
this Office -,
guaranty ana none VIII considered except Tor American
White Marble grades named IN he speclncatOns
Iroposals should inclOsed IN sealed envelopes ana en-
dorsed PROPOSE foI Hcadstnes AMI addressed 10 he m
office VIII DO opened ia me pe-ehs
ofiiers Monday, June 10, 1872 commencing Al II
O'Clock 81.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War e..., rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING PAVE
L MENTs IN TIE CITIES OF WAsIlNGION AND

ENCINiER DEPARTMENT DISTRICT og CoLuMmA,}
WASHINGTON April o. 1879.
RY DIRECTION or the BOARD OF COZ NiSo o 20
until IL O'CLOCK NJ, SATU RDAY. MAY 3 1914 Tor the
repair VI payemes upon streets and avenues IN the Ces Oh
Washington and Georgetown.
Blank TOM. proposals. and specifications may be obtained
from fh office tOQecrwh the necessary Information, upon
therefor and bids these forms WIZ alone %
considered. ,-,..--- .......o,o-
know, as -ac OF the District OF Columbia since
JULY I. 1873. . -, ,ts. ~ ,oor,s nj,
bids. 49,, - a. a. ', ~. : ~ =
,tr14 Com uugrD /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
THE COURTS.
AIAW CLERKS THEFT.


William Allen Butler. of the law firm OF
Butler stillman Hubbard was deirauded about year
ago OF securities worth 100000 by W A. Bushnell tho
firms bookkeeper who, It il claimed, obtained the Sc
curltics from safe and lost them in stock speeuatons
In which he had used them margins when the ua'cr
was discovered, Bushnell disappeared Mr. Butler nc
gan the Trial of action in the Supreme Court oeiore
Judge Lawrence yesterday. against Eugene FlncE' the
brotherinaw of Bushnell 10 recover the value OF the
securities The plaintiff claimed that the defendant
Jointly Interested with Bushnell In tho specuiatohS
on these securities that he knew the methods by Wnich
they were obtained and that ho therefore response
BILE for the losses Mr. Builder testified to the value Of
the securit the circumstances under wnieh Busnne
took Them, and to some interviews with MI Flnck on
the subject. Mr.. Fnck. in his testimony IN defence sd
that Bushnell 10 him with the securities when ne
claimed have been outcome OF fortunate specula
lions In Baltimore. Acting under Mr. Fincks advice
continued their Investments together untlI they
had realized $4,000 Then Bushnell began 10 make IN
vestments unknown to the defendant these resulted
badly he lost heavily and the result was the exposure
OF the theft The case is not yet finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
OFFICE INDIAN AFFMRs.
CJaud 81 MOOstcr-st.
[Fty. Work Ami % 1879.

OFFICE INDIAN AFFMRs
Gjard 81 WOostcr-st.
NEw-YORK. Apul %, 1917
SEALED PROPOSALS, iudorsed proposals
- for Beef Coffee Sc the may be, ana eeted 10
the C0mnis-lgIcf OF lldiah Aia % 80,
l. 1872 for furnishing the following supplies and -nsFyra
ton for the Iadian service REEF
10000 pounds FOR the Sisset0n agency, Dakota
100000 pounds for the Devils Lake agency, DAKOTA
5000 pounds Tor the Uiutah agency. tan.
500 900 pounds for the llnos a,cncy colorado.
COCOON POUNDS Tor the oahtee agency Ne'i So
100000 pounds for the san Carlos agency, Aroma
COFFEE
$4,000 pounds OF Coffee Tor delivery in NewYork.
TRANSPO RTATION.
From Nev.YOrk, Philadelphia BALTIMORE Chicago, kansas
City, Las Vegas ana Oteto, 70 the Nesca no NIF""9'
Arizona; Uintah agency Utah ana Los Pino az ncy Coo
IaIO rom Alanosa to the los Pno5 and Aul D seneSs
from Omaha and Lake 10 the uiutah agency IOm War
c0pa Wells the san Carlos ag ncy ana nom eM ttoI,
Philadelphia, Chicago St. Louis and hans Ciy 20 oiar
cOpa Wells, Arizona Francisco. Cd, ana yuma
BIDS for Coffee must number Of sacks pounds
repIc4euted by each sample.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT on GOVERNMENT
BLANKS. Z"
schedules showing the kinds quantities Of subsistence
nuartes gross ali other goods and articles, oecther
With Dauk proposals and forms Tor contract aud BOND con-
dt6n, by bidders. time aud place 81 delivery
terms and payment transportation routes ana al
other necessary ustruo lions will be furnished upon aphea
ton Tcau Office, In Washington. OF NOs % aAt %
E viii be- opened al the hour and day above stated aud
bidders are inylioi 70 be present at tho opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS ONLY RECEIVABLE on Fol-
LOWING BANKS, &c.
All bids must accompanied By certified cheeks upon
or the following banks or Cover Dlneht Der
for az least hy" CEN 81 tue amount OF ne poloaa VIZ
Chemical National Ncw-lOrNi National Broadway New.
uona. Pl'aue plia FIRST Natohi Iai'lloie ihu Sa
toudl Cincinnati; Union National chicago: FOufth Ma
& ii iirc 5t9fsa Assfart Treasurers ~ Philadelphia
Baltimore, Chicago and ST. Louis. T. -. HAlT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
A CHARGE OF FRAUD IN CONTRACT WORK.

n thAIfbb Of FRAUD Nv NONihaNi WYNN
George Reed was arrested yesterday by
United States Deputy Marshals Harvey and Miller on
an Indictment found In October. 1873 In Chicago
charging him with cOnspiring with John NJ Mueller,
A. q. NILS, james g. Hill, Edward Burning george T.
Prussing william A. Potter aud A G. Wheaton to dc
fraud the United States Government out OF Ss50,000
The charge arses ont OF the construction OF the Chicago
Post Office, Of which Reed master mason, aud the
conspiracy Is founded on alleged fraud in the quality
and quantity OF supplied. Reed said he did not
know how he was implicated in the matter ~ all tie
stone was inspected and measured before came lntO
his hands He ert he work In August, 1877 proceeded
to Cincinnati and then has spent his time In the
Is-t He was nrraigned before Uplted Siatos COM
missioner Shields and waived examination He VIII DC
taken to Chicago today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
WHITE STAR LINE.

w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
-. FOL QUEEN SrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE rho steamers 81 thus Line ia<e tho Lane tDuls
recommended by Lieut. Maury u > ~ on both the od1"i
aud hOmcvard VOYAGES
liut5dAy, ~ 4 d. NJ
/.
BRlTANN SATURDAY.. lay IL, go
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF ". l0IL'
81.
These steamers unoris size and unsurpassed N sp
pointmonts Tho ~tO0n aterolms smoking. anJ Bt.l
plsce amishps vhors ths and motion ars
aS :e, alOrung degree o. comfort hitherto unatAnaSs
atsca
RArEs-saioou. so and 800. steerass as RotGTn
t.ckets GA LAFOra0ls terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep. norpgA
For inspection OF bans shd Othor i0rEalgn Apply a. ae
Coupauy's Oice3 No 81 alHay. NeVfotk or 40 Wal
Ldtst. Philadelphia L. J. CO3flS. AHonI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These iIscass steamships sail regullryat D. NJ rom
Pier 80. - North River as follows
Steamship san tIAGD DE- CTBA = ATURDAI Nav
Ste2iushlp MoHRD CAS- ST. E....s i-DN -DAI. Nav q
ACc0uinu Q IONS unsurpassed For rpasslseaJpy-b
WILLIAM r. CLYDE q CO. 10. 50 1T ,a.l6.y.
iAWHBN BROS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01
Ecaal Notlrcs.
IN pursuance of an order Of


IN pursuance of an order Of Delano G.. CAL
n yin esquire, Surrogate OF the County 81 York,
notice IL hereby given To all rersors having
The esaio d Alexander Van RENSSELAER, Of w OF
Ncw-f York decreased. % pIesent the with
thereof To the subscribers the office II ParsOus No.
90 W9lst ~ the city " NewYOrk. before 5Oh
day OF June next.
Datod NcwYoFk the 23d day q December. 1873
STEPHEN g. WILLIAMS
:. " r. CRUGEg. Executors
ALBION +. MAN.
CUPREME COURT.-W EST HESTER
- COUNTY. -CHARLE5 W. LGvERICH end IsA.
BELLA hs wife. plaintiffs, against NARY g. LEVERfr n,
JOTfTS or LEWIS LEVEGfCH. ASNA LENFIICH,
WILLIAM B. LEVERiCH md sAEAu. lst. ~ wife,
SARAH %, his wife. CLfNTON g. LENERfCH ami ELIZA
r. his wife JOHN MESSIAH, and MABEL. lbs wife her
Clrlstau name being unknown 70 panufz NATHAN III
CONKLTN FERRIS BENJAMIN ard ALFRED CURRY.
Mortgage Defendants. SuumOus-lo ihe above nam,d
deendaHts hereby summoned 10 answer The COM
plant in this action and % copy OF ygnr answer
hs antif afforner within twenty days after the
your flure apDear answer. judgment Ilu BE- taken
against you By default for the elof demanded IN ih coin
Pr ,tcs Feb % 1870 d = DERRICK,
Jaw ' PLAINTIFF
Office and Post olce Address; Peekssii y y;
To JOHN MESSIAH AMI MABEL MhS9Am' MS WIFE,
" hose CDR. stan ~ unknown 10 Daintns.
The foregoing summons upon you by pubhca0n,
pursuant 10 mn Jackson o. Dykman Justice 81 tlS
Supreme OF the state Of New YORK. dated Aprl ..
51g aud Med the complaint the Office 81 te Niefk
- ID. \. HEkRICK.
Ap10 law6wTd. plaintiffs Atlorney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-01

a sailing from Pier foot Caual-st. North River
For SAN FRANCISCO VIA ISrEINES OF PANAMA
81 sMsilp ACAPULco. Thursday. MAY n0on
ConntCims 10 Central anf south America and lcac)
From san Francisco for JaDan and China
Steamship CITY OF PEkING TnursiaY Nav J, noon.
Australia
steamship AZ fRALIA Monday. Nay Il noon.
For freight or general information. apDiy at Company,
Office pier 100, Of C2ualst. Surth RyCr
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN FRANCISCO SANDWICH
ISLANDS, JAPAN. CHINA NEWZEALANO. AUS
and MEXICAN PORTS.
FOR tickets Information IN regard q routes apply tlo
Passenger Department. 30. Isl Broadway.