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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10
THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE CON.
VENTIONs

Complete List Of Officers Elected,
ST. LOUIS, May 1O.-The following is q COM
pete list OF officers for the ensuing year elected
by the National Womans' Suffrage Convention
before II adjourned last night:-President,E EIiz-
SDeIh Saoy Stanton; vice president at large,
susan b. Anthony. Honorary vice presidentsE
Lucretla Mott Philadelphia, Pa; Ernstine L.
Rose, London, Eng; Ciorine D. r. Nichole
Pomo. Cal; Amy Post, Rochester, N. Y: Sara6
Pugh, Germantown, Pa; Elizabeth T. Schenck,
San Francisco, Cal; Amelia Bloomer, Council
BUNS, Iowa; Caroline b. .Wfnslow, Washington:
81. M. Tracy Cutter, Golden, Ill; Mathilde
Francisco Aneke, Milwaukee; sarah E. Owens,
Yysflanu, Mich; Anna Ellen Carroll PfkesyIlle
Md; Mary T. Charming, Providence r. l.: Nav
L. Shields, Colorado Springs, Col; Sarah r.
walton, worcester, Mass; Sarah L. WfIlfams
Toledo. o.; Charlotte 0vanclove Memphis.
Tenn; Lucinda G. Chandler, vfneland, n. J.,
and Mary Olney Brown, Olympia, W. I. Cor.
responding secretary, Sarah Andrews Spencer
OF Washington; foreign correspondent secrc.
tary, Laura Curtis Bullard, N Y; recording
secretary, Ellen Sheldon, Washington; treS-
surer, Jennie Spofford, Washington. Audit1n1
committee-Carr1e A. Riddeu, Rosina r. Par.
nell ana Ruth G. Dennison. The audte0Ce9
Rave been large during all the sessions md ~;
the night meetings st. George Hall was literally
packed with the most intelligent and cultdvafed
people In the city, gentleman generally being
In the majority. The delegates at noon TO-DAY
WIN visit the Merchants Exchange by fnyitS-
ton, and VIII take drive to the Zoological
Garden and other notable places In the sub
urbS In the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

The Fan River (Mass) manufacfurar.
have signed an agreement 70 shut down fhedr
M Raln m tne event OF astxike &C one or more a
strike u over, ~ ~AsaA -
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J., May l0.-Robert
Shanland was killed by q freight train IN this
city last night. He was q man OF respectablo
appearance and dress, and had .on his person
letters OF Introduction, signed Charles G. TN,
229 Broadway, New York, and saying the bearer
had Just started TO walk from New York 70 Col.
orado and inviting assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10
NEW YORK NOTES,

NEW YORK, May 10.-The last OF the SIX days
heel and toe walking match In Gflmore1 OSr.
den Is causing more excitement than auy a.
the previous DAYS. At 1890 pm, Gui2on ha(l
ston, l3; Curran, 407; Campana, 81; Kent. go
and Davis, 225. The last has not been On a.
track Tor several hours, but so far has oont 10
not1ncatfon OF his withdrawal to the manaQeFR
IL now seems evident that Guigon WIN tale
nrst prize; Krohne, second, and Faber, third
The LOmgShOremem,s Strike.
The longshoremen's strike st1u Continues
ana IS causing serious delay In the sailing OF
European steamers.
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POIsQNED BY Arsenic.

ents and Sister for q Few Th0as
- EDRFBURG, MASS, May 10.-Fnncis K. Hay.
den was arrested here this morning charged
with poisoning his sister, Sarah E Hayden, the
with the food and medicine for his sister SO that
she died the following day. The prisoner plead
ed "Dot guilty" and the examination was post
dens father died April 10Th. and his mother
April 10th, both after sickness OF few days.
The sister was sick only q few hours and CON.
plained OF no pain, but could not breathe. An
portions OF her stomach were sent to DR.. Hun, of
Boston, for analysis The arrest Is the result q
this analysis. The property Of Haydens rather
notes against the estate for money advanced TO
pay the expenses OF young Hayden at the Boz
ION university, 80 that the latters share would
be less than two thousand dollars. The bodies
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden win now be examined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

IN1ERNAr1oNAL POSTAL CARD CHESS TOUR
NEY-AMERICA LEADs-Thomas II. Foster, oi
Mount Clemens Mich, has won q game from j.
ney: America, Is; Great Britain, II; drawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

SEVEN SUICIDES WITHIN SIXTY HouRs-At
Plttsburg Mrs. Maggie Mccoy, q married wo-
man, about "a years old, hung herself to hook
in the garret OF her house wednesday morning.
She had been married only ybout year. This
is the seventh suicide that has occurred here
within GO hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

PERsoNAL.-Adjutant General Townsend re-
turned to-day from short visit to New York.
80. Representative Carlisle, Of Kentucky, has
accepted an Inv ltat1on to address the Tammauy
hall democracy next Thursday night in New
York.
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Strike RinRleader. Aires,

OTTAWA, ONT, May, 1O.-Mr, Whithead, the
contractor OF the Canada Pacific Railway, has
received a telegram TO the effect that six Of the
lfDgleaders In the strike on section Is have been
arrested, and the rest Of the men would 20 70
work to day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

LETTERS BETWEEN LAWYER AND CLIENT NOT
PRlvILEGED.-In the case OF Isaac n. Cate and
Richard L. Ashurst, at Philadelphia, on an an.
plication to require them to produce certain let
ters connected with an Iowa lawsuit, Judge
Butler yesterday decided that the letters were
not privileged, as between lawyer and CLIENT
and that the witness must answer
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SMALLPOX Reports Den,ea.

ST. JOHN, N. B., May lO--Many. reports are
In circulation regarding smallpox, but the truth
ttents before reported as having the smallpox,
had only the chfcken-poX
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secession from DE-. LOrfmorsS ChuRch
BOSTON, May 10.-Over q dozen mambers OF
fremont Temple Church, OF which D Lorimer
sion at meeting last evening, some OF them
being the most wealthy members Of the society.
Their action seems to have been the culmfnSr
and IL Is rumoIed they propose to establish Q
new church organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

REV. GILBERT DE LA MATYR, the Indian
greenback Congressman, has prepared speech
IN reply to the attack made upon him in the
House day or fwo ago by representative Chit
tender, OF Z. Y.
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NAVAL ORDERS.-Commander T. T. Kane mas
reported his return home, having been detach-
ed from the command OF the Alliance, 31st jan
uary last and has been placed on waiting Or
ders. Chief Engineer s. II. White, to the wa
chusett, at Boston. Passed Assistant Paymas-
ter j. B. CaImOdy. has returned from duty at
HonOIula, and is ordered to settle accounts. As
sistant Paymaster Read Frazer, from the no
Bravo on the 18th ult., and ordered to settle
accounts
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FOUR PER CENT. refunding certificates sub
scribed for to-day, 10000; total to date,
&11 1 OgO
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CINCINNAT1's POsTMAsTER.-President Hayes
has Indicated to Hon. Benjamin Butterworth,
NJ. c.. that il. he desires the removal OF Post
master Loge, at Cincinnati, that change WILL
be made. Mr. ButterwOrth LETT for Cincinnati
last night to consult with his friends IS TO
whether 1t Is better to suggest the removal or
not. The trouble is, Loge lives in Butterworth's
district and has good deal Of influence among
the Germans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

SPEAKER RANDALL took the half-past one
O'Clock train to-day for Philadelphia, expecting
to return here on Monday. 1t Is supposed he
has gone over to look after his fences.
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CURRENCY, who were to have met to-day TO :
the purpose of taking action on the severa
measures before them, providing for the SUBJ
stitut1on OF q. s. notes for the national bank
notes, were unable to proceed. there being no
qrorum present until shortly before the hour
for the House to convene. A sub. committee
was appointed, consisting Of Messrs. Buckner
Ewing and Price, who will examine all the bill |,
referring to the substitution OF u s. notes TO :.
those Of national banks, and report thereon to
future meeting. The committee are called ID
meet on Wednesday next
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THE CITY Posi- OFFICE QUEsTIoN.-A majori-
ty of TIE House committee on public buildings
and grounds, which has the matter in charge,
oppose the leasing of any building for a local
post Office, but will recommend that either an
Office be built or building purchased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-10

Mr.. w. E. STUMPH, Of the appointment d.
vision, Interior department, has been promoted
for meritQliQuS service.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Corporation Notltes.

NOTICE is hereby given that application has
" been Finance Department OF toe ty 0i NeN
Vol 80 t,, is.r, 10 the MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSfI
~ ~ York Central fsrk Fund stock for s22 200
No, TO 10 me ilsiye-New Iors City Improvement
per cent stock fol f2OUOD each. making. 2OooOn
Va 1873 New York ity bOnd Tor 200 0OD'
Nos / and 2-NrwNork County accumulated per
cebt due loN3. for 100000 each
making ......-. 2VOOOo
No. l-New.York County Accumulated per cent debt -
due 1887. 'Dr ...-..-.-..-. Oovo
No 23-Nrw. .York County Court House per oeat 49, .
stock. Ma. .. Tor ..-.... .------. 3o,uOo
No. 2i-NeN York County Court House u per cent o..
stock. ~. z, Tor ..-... ------------ OObo
No. 32-y.w Ork County Court House per eeDt
stock. NJ ,. Tor ....-... .-...-...-. 10000
No % stock. No = Tor - 1900
No So-New York County Court House per cent
stock. No = for ....-.--...- .......... 5000
No AO-NesYoiE County Court House p-r
~" " stock No 2 Tor .'....-.-...'..-...- lo0O1
In psee Of thOse which the 27t day Octo
bss, 1879.
An persons baviug objections to the issue Thereof
on present the ia wrtug h. al The Comptroller
0ce the IO NeSlorA on or before the Ith Gay Oi lC0
fuaty I-iH.
New rors Cossp,rollers Once Jan. 81. 1879.
JOHA KELLY, Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Balls.
Gfcurslcus.
HsETRoPOLTTAN ELEVATED RAILWA

NETROPOLTfAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA OPEN TFOA 5.5O a. u. 10 ~ u.
KECTOPST ~ -Ncarrht point for Val street Ferry.
and with Tor ~Outh Perry.
COZ kJLANDl 9IHEEIS pOin for Jersey CITY and
tOmWUnipdw Fciri,s
PARKPLAtf.-N point Post ofhce, Cty Han ani
Barclay street Ferry tO llO5okcn ~
CHAMBEt;SS IEEEr-Nedrest pom; ior Payoni and Ers
Railway Ferry.
FRAhkIlN->TREEr-
KA point for De-1ros-ep street Forty
with for Drsbro ant
Es,t GRAD street ferries.
BLEECKElt STREET Connects with for East an1
EIGIITH STREEr-Neires' point for Christopher street
Ferry HoDokcn connecting with cars for ChrsiOpher
and Esst TCHth street Ferries.
NEAREST point 10 UHiDn square.
Waacks aud Lyccun IheatIcs Academy of Siu.lc, II
V1ng amt Ismmauy Halls. connecting sh car, for East
Iveuty ty-third aud IGrty.iOurth street teTne-.
TWEN rY-THIiDS STREEr-N -Nearc-t point 10 BOoths, St.
James Pafk Theatres Grand ODrtG House. Gtm0res
GARDEN, aud Masonic Tempe, aud I"eHty'tu.rd street
Ferry JcT,ry t1ty
THiRTf.rHIni--TRaET-N Nearest point 10 STANDARD,
BIOarWsy aud Flfth Avenue 1heatrv-. hquaIldm snd
sau Francesca Jlinstres connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry. -
fen COmpany.s cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFrILTIl- SfREEl-
FIFTY EIGHTH STREEr-Nearest point fOI Central Pr<,
connecting with ears % Hat Line Railroad.
F,r uUtow u trans take east sde stations
Enr,i6 trains vest aide stations.
FARF 10 CENTS. Except between the hours Ot 6:3O 10
T3O A. NJ, and y. H.. when the tarO i cents
WM. u. GARRISON President
" VAN BROCKLIN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Gitn Real estate for Sole.

TOR SALE or LEASE.-The four-story
10 Clin and 24l Peart (between Fulton and
JohD) % feet by lg7 Address OWNER. Box 90 Post
Office.
FOR SALE-An assortment of houses, gold
prices from 50 500 10 Sl5OOo situated sgd Sls m
and 79thss Two beautiful corner 18th and s0ihSs and
lstsve desirable Investment: call and see them
Office corner I9tI-st. and lst-svo
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
frqal Noilcfs.
NEW.YORK SUPREME COURT

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. In the
~ matter Of The SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE and
ANNUITY COMPANY Of NEW YORK.
Ir pursuance II order OF the supreme Court o the 9ae
If York III the matter made ~ special
Tenn thereof held at CITY Han in the CITY OF Kingston on
the h day Of January 1873 and duly enteedin The CcIks
Office Of the County the 18Th dav Of January
1870 Notices atrcbv given that the undersigned has been
uIv auofc take proof ana ascertain me per
sons and parties 10 haie in The distribution Of ho H
curcs hello Ly the superintendent of the Insurance Depart
meu o. te state Of NewYoIk In trust fOi Inc bepeh e
Of sd COMPANY. also o determine me vaoF
tf any an al claims made 70 share III thr ls'iDuo "
avis 81 said securities also e. take proofs ana aoCtlh hc
,,,., ling uOlrics Of said nov III force
tbe anes OF The persons whom sara policies were lrs"
ar nov justly tlhiltl 10
sbare IN such distribution together with The amonnt oi h
shares respectivelF And IN pursa cf oi si a
order al IocvhoGcrs ~ laid sompaIy ana an peIs au
I'm the distribution o sad Stcf's
a. Gc avais hereby nouhd ana required 20 -
proofs concerning sad pohcr- ana OcN
cncd said rCcI.c, Al lls Office, No. -
W, IN of New YORK on or bel re me l.h Gay
', I,|r,aTy I-7q-Datcd Sew NtTk. January J ! l@tt
Jaug2 .tSwStW&S CUNNING :. bfpt'ifD heleIe''
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
iilusical Instruments.

4 DUMAHAUT, late :. Y. BALL & CO.,
~. SO 2j FAST liTlISf.
thckrngs Stcnways aud other Pianos aRG OGsaas 10 q
oi cash. IUsttll HenJs. ant for renL
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday Jau. 81, 1870.
The following sale was held at the TX
change saiesrOOm to-day:
Rg Rirh0rd =, HGyJirr
J..tarr brick building with lot. No 80 lstaye, s.
"a Of fist 81, lot l41x'J' Walter cutting . 9's
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Bnslness Gnanres.


CAPITALIST WANTED, with 500 10
s5tG 900 available az may he required ard a. results
,rxe safisfes;orv Business established anu blP"iI"l,a
IavtnS ,r s Al 10 dealing III bullion ~ Us o coz
y1TfLle tlre; PURCHASES saio- anu W. ts ot ana
cre,iit no IA ~ no losses CaInal Iciuith Iol
eyncn.es toniual with business attepi"n % %oou,
,rhIn slXty days leaving balances or l'' ~
capitalist, is 10 - per cent per anhhhi Iui''' i
f'Address with real name Post Oface Boy Nc 3'75l,
Any ONE DESIRING, AT Il MpDElA l.
~ saary services "f an able eIpeIirne
can rud oBc 20 -h oN A"AeSs
B0OKKEEPkE. BOZ S.Sl5. Now Nofk POSI- once.
DARTNER WANTED IN the stock ana DOhu
comms- -iou business either special oi general WIN -
600 so 900 references Oi the most satisfactory ohd'e
Address BROKER. BOX 2Oi, Post Onice
NSTANTED-A man of business experience,
W1tL some capital partner ~ a. h0hofslt Oush'sS
MAJ will pay nberAlly. Address IL. T. o. Box 1879.
SIO.OOO 1.ry wall 1es sFa tS % aefsgaSs
which vii De sAtstHc"IlS h""b u
Of value looked iO ~ rueh ah en-
at desirable features very
raj references furnished OF The NrrV heh,t vsl
satisfactorily Cuardpter hhd easily
yer,aed Address MINING, Box ~ inDube Om'e'
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Gelp nJanteo

XNyANTED-FIr>t class Protestant COOK for
w country wages 80 per month. Apply, wlth refer
rnces. al BIDELL-, $40 4thaSe.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
q ountrn Boaro.

LEW MORE BOARDERS desired in a pri-
Il yac family desirable home procured; terms - M
dress RICHARD SHERMAN. Clinton COrnrrs Duich"Ss G."
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Religious Notice.

Old Sehoc Prcdesiinarinn Baptist at their meeting
% TGr How a. Da5 is 'nyc @ SUNDAY Oy
New Jer sRiem Church >v.enbo, gian" a5h- 81.
between Park ana LrlnsioaaVes m Rev : SEWARD,
Of the mouths or babe, od sucElnc. hssi thou ordained
strength o iLinc ncmies that Thou mlghtosi
How The Lord Prr:r,e childish sites ad make. them
eS OF regeneration 10 aitcr ie sun school at $50 M
Phillips Prs-byierinm Church Msdsou ave cor .3dst
-frrarb ~ ~ ihe Stor. tie Rev = ID ALEXANDER
DID. at "a o'c &c. a. H. arc -, p.
RutRer- PTrsbJieran Church aa lI.on-ave. and 2gih
D.. viii rfele% r0 w5Heoi E1ltN N, and HHiiiNiNG
services Al ~ 2. Ia sud 13O p N.
south Rco,Ined Duich Church. jt1.ave and 2lst-st-
BHTH RrTS6o 5 AIT i,c nm a. or Cd feo,%eSt SeT cha9
acsers acsers snb.,t onmrrow: The Man WHO Knew not that
~ isnstius Guar n. 4o,i-sj bctwoen SIN and 6tn.
sfn De' P,ycI ,y DR. hH S TT 7@2 M
CHORAL Evening Prayer 20 Sh extra music ior the Fea,
OF the Publication.
s3cety Of FrIends Mee,lngs for worship at l4S Fast
ar Iavited.
~ Lakes VI f. Church ilstsi near 6h.ayc.-Preachng
ly the Rec. ". FOWLER d. D.. at 1880 7I5
p ~ subject Tor evening. The Prodga Coming TO HIM.
he R rHp % kM SsPat f6b E TPgs Il &
81 tc Gs 1gpp@r following Dr. ILFtANG at 7: sng
wees. Il cordial welcome TO all.
e., II ae,;c corges , CnureH and etht
IL II, ~ 1g' and 40 m Strangers cordially invited All seats
'rbe Rev wm p Corbit Pastor Of 5ohst. NJ +. Church
between ls and 2daves D. luce's Fravnr Band viii be
pes'nt at 1890 aud and sermon bv the Pastor
al p IN, Gods Cal and Mans Refusal" seats Tree and all
cordially invited
Tabernacle Baptist Church 2daveg between 10th aud
lin sts, the REV. ROBERT null, Pastor.
MORNING
THE REST {&rVEEdl 81 TIE CHRISTIAN
THE PRECIOUS BLOOD"
BaptilIi z after the evening Im0n.
PRAYER.M %ETINGS
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
strangers welcomed.
The Rev. John w. Chadwick, Minister Of the - New
Chapel Society, In BrOOSyB OF Clinton and Con
gress,sts., viii preach TOMORROW MORNING at i
oc oc;. Subject "The SacIamcnts Of Rational Religion
EVculn@ service at O'clock Fourth Lecture on Repre-
sentative Men-NuiJect; d" Michael Angelo"
The Rational Appeal OF Religon"-A Lecture 10
Gnu RCH or OUR SAVIOUR 57thst, corner Sti ave,
SUNDAY EVENING al 1:i5. The K,v. EDWIN {.
SWIEISEk VIII preach in the MORNING at II
Union EyHnResIic services, conducted by the rev
SA / Ell COLCOKD, at Tmrty-fourth street Reformed
Church, west Of Sthave-Preachug sunday, 1880 IN. by
the Rty CARLOS MAkIGN; ana $50 every evening, as
1OlloWsi Sunday, by the Rev. SAMUE. COLCOkD Mon
day, the lev SAMUE Eli H. VIRGIN Tuesday. the Rev DR.
TYING, j.; Wednesday, the Rev DR. HERR Ihu|l1y,
the Rev DR.. BEVAN Friday, the Rev. Dr. FGGil~ION
Sunday afternoon ~ 500 the Rev. SAMUEL COLCOl at
Chckerng Hail 5have, corner lSthst singing by chorus
chOT. Everybody welcome
Westminster Pre-hy fcrian Church.,
corner tlntoist and f1retltce. Br"OkiYu, the
JAMES ". LUDLOW ID. D.. PastOr.-Seryitts 1890 "a IN
and $50 p M. suuday-schoo at $50 p M
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Bankrupt NolIecs.

EHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
i 18th diy JaHTary. A -. 1919. Warrant In Bank
rIu, wa. L-.uid against the esat" Of jon . SHERMAN
CIV Iur Ia The County of NewfO and @t2t"
NJ Who been dulu if'7i bankrupt oh hsOn
petition 0I any d"D.s and delivery o ahy
urouery b..ongug .Ucl bankrupt 10 MN OF lH bis
use ana tho u property DI him are ofOolen Dy
law. That meeting tue creditors OF The SAN bankrupt
aud choose one or more as-gets OF
bc hri Court ~ BaDkruDtcy 90 De holden
No Bfo4dgsy % New in -aht Ds
trri Room No before Isaac ID Nion, Register, on the
IAN Gay OF Febrsay, A.D. 1873. at ~ O'Clock m. ,
L. Marshal a, Messenger southern District of NewYork
v'UIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 2Sth
4 ldy of January. 4. -. 1879 Warrant BankruDcv
was a.lllS TIE tsiat" oi CHARLfso H. SHEAE1 ~
New. Iu city, the County OF New l"rk ana siais O
aiudC cd bankrupt on his own pc
fiton that y debts and delivery of any pToP
crfy belonging such blnRrupt 10 INN OF Tor s use anu the
ths mstlng of ihe creditors Of the SAID bankrupt to
prove their sbt- and choose one OF more assgnees ~
hs est.e be held AT Court o Blnkrlpcy 70 be holden
AZ so Bee. mlu-st the Clty Ot Now YORK. before
J. wight c-pu" REGISTER on the -elh Jay o rep
Iu~I'' - ~ ''''' ." LOUIS q. PAYN
Us Marshal Messenger southern District OF sew York
'I,HIS Is TOG(VE NOTICE: That on IN. 27th
4 a. JAuudIy A. ID. 1872, warrant In Bankruptcy
l-si-i tho cstat" of WALLER ii shtPE,
NrwNOrk the County OF Ne" lork aHd state OF New
YORK lbs aiudged bankrupt on his own peti'
tlog that payment Ot debts ana delivery OI
ryperfy belonging such bankrupt 10 hu I0f bs
ana transfer oi property Oy hm are biDdaeh by
~ prove and choose more arsignees
nf h, estate held Court Of nETuptcy 20 Dc
hodru I3J Fu0D ia III. city of New YORK brtore
Edgar krtchun. esquire Register tho 18th day VI
i'''""''' - - " LOUIS y. PAYN.
Us G.rsh MESSENGER southern District Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Gin propcrin % frt.

TEO LET-Ofliccs lofts, stores and Easements
y iv RrtAmtu. Ann, Fulton. John. Pearl William ana
N4ssau.sts. IULAND & WHlllNG,j i'ckmans'
rFNO LET. IN Munro's huildinG. Il to p Van
dewatcr.st. large hoor with power &c Apply 70 The
OWNER, I ,Io building
rTNO LEI-472 WEST 22D-ST.-ThreC- story
brick tvclug house ln inst class ne 'ghb1Ihooi o--e'
s,cn immediately. A H. EN 2"l Broadway. Room &, CltY
TT0WO-STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
-2G East l3tlst Inquire at 100 &dst lJ;st near Atm
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01

EUION LINE, .
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Leaving Pier %. y. K. foot Of kngst
WT-CONSI% - ..... TT - DAY. Feb & . p m
M1pMI l fNO " t'D. - - p III
NEVADA ...... TT l. DAY. Feb % $50 q. m
MONTANA .............. To CE~DtN March a. =. fL
WI%CON ........ ....... TT FSDAN. March II a. m
~ These steamers built Of iron, er-ight com
paItmcuts amt furnished with every requisite 10 axe
the Atlantic both safe and agreeable av
ing bathroom smoking. room drawineroDn. piano anu IL
hrarv cYuercucod surgeon -ewar and caterer on
each The all on deck thus insring
those greatest Of all uXurcs at perfect ventilation AMI
light - 80
CABIN PASSAGE (accordng 10 statcro0m Sj5. $50 and
A7J INTERMEDIATE. $40: SIEENAGE sZO.
'iAAO-' 49, 80 WILLIAMS & GTIOS.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Ocean 5Ieamers

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"a The Transatlantic Line sailing under The ANEII
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia
OHIO sails TIL 1 RSDAN. Feb g. \ a.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian ami United states Mails sailing
~ days from IhilAdelpha and New-l OrH
SWITZERLAND sails SATURDAY, FtG y Z a. m.
For rates or passage other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General \ ems, -
301 Nanut-t. Philadelphia - broadway. New YORK
JOIN MCDONALD Agent, : EaiteW-Ilace, NeN.> plK
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW.NORK AND HANNE.
Per of Company 80 ~ North River foot Of Moronst
FRAME Trudelo........ ..Wcd1cs1ay. t'D D 500 T. m
CANADA FrIneeul e,iur~av. s,u. l9jou
AMtPIOVI. We cdat.'ay. tiIrtlt. =. 3
thus PASSENGERS
Checks Credit iyOnnais ot Paris IN amounts SUIT
LOUIS DE- BEBiAN, Agent, 5000 broIdWtY
New-York tribune., 1879-02-01
Hldrple ane State hiGntels.

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