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The meeting then extended u vote OF
thanks to Mr.. James Dennis for the use ct
his house and grounds.
There being no further business the meet
ing adjourned, and the young folks re-
tired to 4 building across the road to in
dulge in the trip of the light fantastic toe.
Altogether it was Il pleasant gathering and
one that will be long remembered, and the
writer thanks the committee for honorlng
him with an invitation.
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Wednesday, April 80, 1890.
Your Name in Print.

Mr.. r. S. Connor is having a struggle
with the grip.
Mr.. J. Wesley Strange is quite Ill at ms
home near Manning.
Mr.. I. NJ. Bagnal, who was quite unwell
last week, is up again and at his post
Mr.. Rufus N. Thames. of Juneville, Il
very aged gentleman, IS quite unwell
Mrs. Jane Wilson, OF Williamsburg, is
OF. 9 visit to the family Of B. P. Barron, Esq.
Mrs. NJ. C. Clark, and children. left for
Samter to-day, which will be their future
home.
Mrs 1. NJ. Bagnal, and her daughter
Miss Daisy, who is quite unwell came home
last night.
-Messrs. S. A. Nettles and j. H. Lesesne
are in Charleston, attending the State Press
Association.
Mrs. F. n. Wilson returned home last
Tuesday from visit to relatives in Charles
ton and Summerville.
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a April 80, 1890.
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New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
B,yAI FIRTH DELEGATES ~ SESSION.

The Independent order Of Bnai B'rith continued Its
animal session of Grand Lodge yesterday at LcNng
tonaye and Fifty-nnth-st. There present 1877
delegates from the several lodges Of the order. and the
first business transacted the report Of the special com
ttce on the presidents and reports u tc General
Commlttcr II approved by the committee. but that
mart of u referring % optional endowment led 70 a
,clv debate. IL agreed that The subject be- re-
f.rrcd to a committee Of nine, Of which Mr.. Hellmann
was appointed chairman. The question Of building a
g hall was agreed to, the details being lt in the hands
of a committee Of thirty.
The secretary read his report which showed that
during the last year there had been 237 initatons IL"
1872 deaths, sO57 contributing members,
6le nersons assisted Sill 900 spent In assistance $1,000
,,ven in donations and q reserve fund In hand Of
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
NOTES. OF TILE STAGE.

Victorlcn Sardou's meIodrama. "Thc ENilcs.' was
presented at the Grand opera House last night ana
Will hold the stage for the rest OF the week. iHe
scenic effects are elaborate, and the large stage "i
this the ,'re is well adapted for showing them TO the
best advantage. The piece wa> chJoycn ana "P
paudcl last night by large audience.
Edwin Booth and Nine. Mode arc said to be
doing an enormous business at the Boston Theatre.
rho receipts for the two performance, OH saturday
amounted - $1,000, and nothing but standing room
sold after 30 and 10. Mot OF the seats
were sold al ~ 80 each.
Miss Marie Wainwright has a now play which Is 2
dramatilation from one Of George fipts h"N'i''
Il will be first seen in New York bat not TIL October
1891. fun arrangements have boon made FOR a
tour next season with Twelfth Night
!. J. Hayes, Instructor in clocuiion IN Harvard
University, will read \ Midsummer Nirht, Dream
To the students oi the American Academy ~ The
Dramatic Art, This afternoon al 30 o'clock, IN the
lyCcum Theatre binding.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
INCIDENTS N SOCIETY.

Mrs Elliott F. Shepard gave the last Of her small
and early dances at her home. No West Fifty sec
ond.st last night About so people were present.
The cotillon was sanced, II. lie Grand Cannon lead
ing with Miss shepard. Among the guests were Mr..
and Mrs Cooper Hewitt the Misses Hewitt Miss Bend,
Miss Harcous Miss Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt Miss Smallcy. George W. smalley Mrs.
Psran stevens Mrs Arthur Paget, Thomas H. Howard,
Julian Potter. Miss Maud Robbins. the Misses Good
ridge Mr. and Mrs W. d. sloane Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erck bronson Miss winthrop, f. L. Winthrop ir Miss
Rerryman Miss Hecksher, Miss Edith lloadlcy, Wads
worth Ritchie, Center Hitchcock, Mrs. Burke Roche.
Miss Schreincr. Miss Cutting, Mr.. and Mrs. d. =.
<incsford, Mr.. and Mrs. a. seton, ir, Mr.. and Mrs
Dillon Ripley. Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Whitney, Miss
larger. Miss Baldwin. Miss Maud Leland Miss King,
j. L. Ervinc f. a. lie Roy, jr and A. : Carlart
Miss Amy Baker gave small and informal tea yes
terday afternoon at her home, 40. III West Forty
thirdst.. for Miss Evelyn Smalley who Is making a
visit in New-York having lately arrived from London
Among those present were Mrs. Brayton Ives MIS-
Ives Mrs T. F. Kinnicutt, Miss Mabel Wright, Mr..
and Mrs John White Alexander Mis-, Nellie Redmond
Miss Jennie DickersOn, Of London Mrs. Augustus
BoyntOn Dr.. VI. Greeley Parker, !. {. AVER Arthur
Brisbane, George ". Smalley, Phillips Snalcy, MISS
Jeanne dc MaCsrty, Mrs. Wcstcrvet Mis- PhOcDe
I;u,,cll the Misses huntington Miss Louise Wat, on
Clarke Mrs w IL. Ilaincs Mrs. Won BcverhOut
Thompson and William Clyde Fitch.
The wedding Of Miss Laura DAYTON Sprague 10 Dr.
George Henry Cobb viii take placr tonlShl AZ ue
Church Of tic Puritan~. e-hundred and thructA,t
and Fifth-avc. 4 reception will follow a. the home
u The second Of the subscription dances arranged
By Mrs W. w. AstOr Mrs Cornelius vanderbilt aud
others will be given at sherfys tonight The dance
Will begin early.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
Obstinate Constipation Readily Niei,
The New orI. Association for Improving he Co
POsTOiiice Notice.
dally by all int.rns.ed. as changes may
lShonld be POI

tSlOulu De f'au udlly bl al AttItsl,u as
Letters Tor foreign countries need be specially st:
when il desired To SIND dGpcatc, OF banking and com.
F5 sca 5y SS 6c Ss at yss s.s aTSa TS 0'a
ocsa Ma in for m Che ls. Weak a. ne9s a oc l'Ssuh ar i wi"
p M for fd BegGa o Ps a drsc, Ipasas par
soldier Prince az 80 a. for Ireland. rcr Adr.oc,
@ @,o sa sdS 1 @S be of d T'H sa& Ss s
g$o m or uop per- leland Sa, S M " dSc,es ,
Ssalc at II a. m Tor helium direct per Rhyn.
a"G'Y at p. NJ. Tor AZ Thomas. st. Crolx and Wind
TSr Sndd5 p1G 1oaso must Be- dtcd pcr cy Of san
Antoao at p NJ for Sa%psen hi9PSs Ps TaSasso
States and tu&a must be- s dr@gcd , % ,pcr %Nasarag a.
" clyde; at p, , m fG, Irniald and ISGaso per s.
TmuRsDAy1-M II a. m. for vsnc1acla. Curacao and
ohcr Colomb"9 pot, mn,t hG dtect,d Pe, Eencluea1
Nthas m Gctrs e. for sa,aniia ct" must B., drecicd ps
% for 4 Na,su "a % ' p aad saaq ris ca5a per- at
25 5 n @ 9T must SaEa1e S dtsS S per w
30 p. for 81 Piere.Mquelon. per steamer from
p a5 pSor,J for JaTsa ea-a GrTyogn TrSSo
h''ltr 'SlxtrtEbHl1At 10 fcr catra Ame5lea south
r'cd q per sc ct bSS q ,l%r ror1 s a fpaTs p9 ssi
Via Curacao per OtnIe Nassau leters FOR Curacao
r1 Ta1 oTan % aa at Pqn II @aq % or Fsnt BE-
Switzerland italy sya.n and PORTUGAL per 5 $ In Cham
must be directed per IA Champagne at II 30 M
France. svitrcrand italy, Spain and PORTUGAL must be
directed per Rohnia, az p. m for cuba per : =
eca at p m. Belgium direct. per Frleeland,
Ma Antwerp ettcrs must be directed per FreslandO
AZ 20 d. NJ. for the Meth, rlands direct per s. s.
Fdam via Amsterdam Octters must De directed per
Ethiopia Via glasgow 0etters must be directed per
Fthi0pia').
sTXpAY-MAt M M of,Ss for Costa Rca' via LimOn' pei
Mail, the Hawaiian Islands per Australis
from Francisco close here January 90. at p. m.
Mails fnr the society Islands, per ship Ctr II papcid
from san Francisco close here January 20. o. m.
Mails for China and japan. per :. Oceanic from san
Francisco, close hero January 30 at D. m. Mails for
Australia. New-Zealand. Hawaiian, FIJI and samoan
Islands per Mariposa irom Sn Francisco close hero
irrnarv q at D. m. cor arrival at New-York of
Aurana with British mails for Australia. Mails for
CUBA rail Tampa. Fla. and thence by steamer, VIA
Kev West Fla. close at :h> office daily at 80 q m.
THE schedule O closing Of Tfans.Pacinc mails Is ar.
ranged the presumption of their unnterruned overland
transit 10 San Francisco. Mails from the Fast arriving
on time the dav of sailing OF steamers
are dispatched thence the same day. Registered mail
closes at 80 p. m. previous day. - .-. -
CORNELIUS VAN co1Tr po.tmsstes.
Postorlce New.York, n. Y, January 81. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
THE SHAKESPEARE .S0cJETy,S AMBITION

Al a meeting Of the Shakespeare Club OF New YORK
City, held in the parlors Of Madame Van Norman, al
No. 20 Central Park, West. saturday evening,
the project Of purchasing the Halliwcll Phillips col
lection for this city discussed. AGdrc,sc, werc
made by Appleton Morgan. president Of the New
York Shakes pcare society Mrs. VI. +. HOarand prcsi
dent Of the Shakespeare Club; Dr. Jennie Lozcr, and
Others Mr. Morgan said that the New York shake,
pcare socety's plans contemplated only purchase
Of the cOlcc ion. fire proof building 10 put it n
precisely ass has been suggested by writers IN The
Tribune at various times The result Of the discussion
was that the shake pcare Club pledged Itself T. go
operate I'm every way with the New York Shaosp pcare
Society i'm raising the necessary fnnds which would
secure this unapproachable collection 70 the city and
building which should provide d permanent home for
both ORGANIZATIONS
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
among the citizens of New.York left Delmonico's
TO prepare for duty.
UNION EX-PRISONERS OF THE VAR
To ERECT SUITABLE NATIONAL MEMORIAL
BUILDING.

Union ex-prisoncrs of the Rebellion held pre-
limnary meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel last even
ing to organize Union Prisoners Of the War National
Memorial Association. The purpose Of the ASSOCIATION
is TO erect suitable monument or memorial hud
ing in honor Of the Union soldiers who died In south
ern prisons CAPTAIN A. 7. Decker presided, ana
Major J. L. Kilgorc was the secretary. General
lorato G. King read the articles Of Incorporation o
the association. They named NewYork as the head
quarters Of the association. committee was ap
pointed to prepare by laws, and it was decided to ap
point board Of nineteen trustees. At a meeting TO
be lhld In the Fifth Avenue Hotel tins evening" inc
work Of organization will be completed.
All present last evening joined the association
Among the new members are Generals Jane. Hrht
Wilson. Alexander ShaIcr. Harrison Clark, Nicholas
Day Henry NJ Cist, Of Cincinnati. and Roland Cur
tin, Of Philadelphia. Colonel Ezra H. Ripple, Mayor
Of Scranton Majors &. II. Barney, Floyd Clarkson,
George ~ Van Il0ctcn. Gcorgc W. Fair, \. {. Tate
L. p. Williams secretary Of the National ENPrsoncrs
Association. and Captains Frederick Rowe and James
VI. Andrews.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rRL,LS OF 1 nrrLyG 1orRylrryr.

The Gral. of th" pastime Athletic tiuh'' loNfC
competition VIII lc held a. l"Icpa ll'li to .rr.H
night The games committee of tI" Dt' Yesterday
decided io give laud-om" medal 10 ti' .c.ut H.'r
in each bout Those that are entered aso requested
to report NJ the hall at =. m., 90 "ri-h.in. li'
officials VIII hc as follows Referee 70. T. Eu'rmcycr,
y. y. g. c.. iudcc-. Dr. Ramon Gutcia,. y. y. A. c.
g. T. Cornell ". g. e.. timers L. -tpn. =. T. 4. c.
samuel p. SEQ. y. y. C., announcer. Frederick w.
Burns. T. \. e.
Tile nnow.u. are tno winners Of saturday night,
hout- and tlcy oII appear ou Wccu'-fir evening boo
fll. finals: Bantam weight, 1Dj pound. -. il.np.
T. A. g.. j. Jlmiaro. y. 4. g.. I. NulphS. T.. S. g..
/. MDlry. y. c.; 10 pounds. -p''" "c't.t Jan'-
farrell Allrftun s. g.. b. ~'hnc"iiN-, J.. s. g..
=, Srnccds. H. A. g. Ia5 pound. u.htn. I-h.. H. Nul
l.n. West End \. c.; I. Walsh %Durfr"l \. e..
owen Harucy. T.. \. c., II. stevenson. T.. A. c..
D. pound. middle weight. ". NcAulN. Bridge y. C..
y Calcn, brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
DIED.

BACON-At Tarytown s. Y. Monday January 81, In
thc s9th year o her krriot E widow OF the late
John +. Bacon. . -. ID,
%. m. Mcdu, ~dly.
Hudson papers please copy.
BON suddenly. sunday, January 26 Mary A. Boyd
Funeral -c Ices at the Baptist church. Champagne, West
chester County, y. y, at O'Clock Wednesday 29th
inst.
EUEKF-At hl, late residence Saranac, " Y, on Friday
evening January -. edward j. Burke, eldest sOn OF
tie late Edward and Monica Burke aged 80 years,
IcatlNt, and friend, invited 70 dtt'hu NJ luhedi
FROM Tn, residence of his bother.ln,law, Martin ~
BrpNp No g3t Madi i,on-Iyc on wednesday morning.
Jnnunry 20 20 St Agnes Church. East i3dsty wheie
requiem mas viii be offered up for the fepose OF his
soul at 10 O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers.
CIAEK- tl,cy city Monday. January -. 1890. OF
dinhthcro Vera only child " Dr. :. Welman and sadie
NJ. Clark, aged years II fio"'hS' % u"S'
Funeral private.
COWPEETllW Alton sunday evening. January 20.
Ilrlrn only daughter Of }. Howard and Florence B.
Cowu.rthNalt In the Sth year OF her age
Etu,, ON Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock from the resi-
d.,r,. of her parents 2Ol Lincoln Place, BROOKLYN.
Interm,nt at conS rnlencc Of family.
tuTHCu- In brooklyn, Sunday January % 1890 Nancy
Dwight widow Of d.. Austin Church, IN the Soth year
of her age. . ,.
wednesday, the 10Th instr at III o'clock Il. IN.
Kindly omit flowers.
pOWNING-On sunday. January 20. at Rye Wcstchester
CO.. y. Y. Richard G. Downing, aged O3 years.
Funeral services will be held at the White Plains Presby
terlan Church Wednesday January 20 at II 80 D. m
Carriages will be In waiting upon arrival OF IL 30 q. m
Harlem H. Il. train from n. \.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28

Tho bouse to the Bureau: where you can post
try letter on sundays and have it delivered on Mon
DAYS priceless boon, and where men who have no
prospects of dinner in the evening may register their
names as disengagcd diners. a privilege which all
hostesses who have been disappointed by guests on
the morning of a dinnerparty will hail with JOY. But
Mr. Mallock must really not pose as bencfactor
only woman could have provided for these trials IN
life with such consderate ingenuity, and the world
should know that from the mind of the Hon. Mary
Uenniker Lord Hcnnter's sister, the Court Bureau
scheme was conceived.
THE BELGIAN EXHIBITION TO BE IN BELGIUM
The proposed Belgian Exhibition which was to have
been held in London next summer has fallen through
The Belgian Government intend to promote an exhi-
bition in Lege instead of LONDON.
EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
s,rrRoU AyD SUNDAY HOSPITAL rryD

The following amount, were ye-tesdar rcIcrtd a hy
Charles Ianicr treasurer No. Il Nn-snust received
on account Of tho Hospital SATURDAY aud sunday Coce
lion:
From churchcs-GIacc Episcopal, additional. $50; Con
pfcra, .oa Kchlath J-shunn, az.
For the woman's Fund Ms. \. Il. Lansing. $40, Mis'
Ruth King Mics Dorothy King, each -.
Personal and general Lodges Of the oid"r FREQ Sons o
Israel si4t cnployc. ~ St.nway Sons. N,w.Yok and
,t,r, s1e3 -; Vernon If. Brown 4 Co. tCunafd Lino
u,tronoiltan s. S. Coz Old Colony 3. s. GO. aud Prov.
dcc and S.onlncton y. 5. Coz each 500 simpson Cnw
,,,d { simpson and employees, *il David II. King lr,
.oi. Mcnda Brothers aud employee. $40 ~, Van EcH-
l,.r King Slj; Miriam Lodge, l. o. s. D.. o. total to
date stlT4I 50.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
REPCBLICANS or THE HOUSE CAUCUS.
ELECTION CASES TO BE DECIDED BEFORE THE
CODE OF LES Is ADOPTED-wAYS
AND MEANS.

AND MEANS.
Washington. Jan. 27.-Thc Republican caucus met
promptly at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Henderson, Of Illinois,
as chairman called the caucus which was fully at
tended to order. The first hour OF the session was
devoted to "A discussion Of the proposed new code Of
rules. Speaker Reed entered into detailed cxpana
tlon Of the changes proposed TO be made in the old
code. From time to time he was interrupted by
questions to the probable effect Of particular rules
to which in each case he fully replied. More than
an hour consumed in TINS way,
ana the greatest harmony characterized
the proceedings. II evident, however. according
10 Mr. Reeds statement that the code could not
bc made ready for the action Of the House In several
days even should it be desirable to report it earlier
Moreover there was an opinion entertained by
many members g. the effect that positive progress
could be achieved In the disposition of the contested
election without rules than with their aid 1t was
felt by some Of these members that, after safe
working majority had been secured under the opera
tions Of general parliamentary law the rgdty Of the
code might be relaxed with benefit.
Having thus practically reached decision that the
election cases shall be considered before the code OF
rules is adopted. the question Of ways and means
arose. and there long discussion as to the posi-
biity Of securing and maintaining quorum Of Rcpnb
lcans TO meet the Democratic opposition, which, II was
fully expected would take the shape OF refusal 70 Votc
The list Of Ecpub can members carefully clnVasseu
and il finally determined that at least four mem
bcrS could not be relied upon to answer to their
names. II the Democrats came TO the conclusion 20
albustcr. According to this count, If no member
falls Ill is called away from the city, The majority
Will have bare quorum. Nevertheless, the election
Of smith agt. Jackson will be called up Wcdnes
day and fully debated from double motivc-nrst, to
lay the foundation for the speedy disposition OF
the other contests. and, secondly, to gain time Ia
which TO secure the attendance Of absent members.
The caucus adopted resolution offered by ,lr.
Rowcll, the chairman Of the Elections Committee,
follows
Resolved That It Is the Of this caucus that
every Republican member ~ the House should remain
n the city, except In case ~ >i knc~o and tat all
members should remain IN this hall during the time
the House j., n session. unless prevented 10y sickness
There some show 81 opposition 10 tho pro
posed changes IN the rules which tend to stop
Hlibustcriuc. hy lIr. anderson ot Kansas. aud VT.
Chcadlr. = Indiana. Mr. Chrldlr however. sigul-
fed bis intention to fall In line with hi, party, and
there arc indications that Mr.. Anderson VIII do HE
.l-c
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
as YOU LIKE IT. BREAKS ITS RECORD.

The ffteth performance Of AS You Like IT.
will take place al Days Theatre next Monday even
ing This IS the longest rum II is believed that this
play has had. and it shows the hcariihesa Of
the public appreciation with which the revival has
been rccei led This however. is not in the least
remarkable when the character Of the revival Itself
is considered II IS such production OF the play a.
is not likely to happen than once in anybodys
lifetime. When this play first had "A run OF week
in NewYorl it was regarded as something remark
able, and several years ago. when Mr. Day produced
81 at his theatre In Twenty ghthst IT Tor four
weeks. continuance for fifty performances j.
therefore something unprecedented especially as IL
Is yet expected 10 hold the stage FOR some Wc'as.
The only Interruptions to ifs course are the Iues
day subscription performances. Ihat on 10 mR,l.
will be the eighth Of the series and the piay VIII DC
Colcy Cbber's She Would and She Wouldn't"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
rRorH1r orER run cHoics or CASHIER

Albany. Jan. - .epc.an. John Icmplcion. cashier
II the Nbany Couny Bank. died a. week.. aud since
That time there hn, been lively canvass among ap
pncani, for the piar". Cnc va, David - Mana. me
paving teller. who ha, been connected with tr @nh
cor twenty years, ana whose fth"r B.. % director
lrr, wa. opposition to SIR. Mann r uD other lcason
hI. friend, assert than because De- - Hebrew. The
election today rc.nItod Ia the ,i.i.c + william "
sanders. Mr.. Mann receiving only tI.rc vote. Dud
lry Iarliu - the Delaware aud liut op Canal Com
pan,. ana Joseph Mann declared thrir bon cnton Of
ic,i.put. Tho r.-lu Niil bee thot 90" hebrew mcr
chants. who a,, lr-.y D. .c>cutcd iu tie accounts
# the lnuk VIII withdraw something like tiooooO
10 /, -lid ,hat tomorrow Nr. fJru VIII trdH~'cr fl'o
unO % i!,c Delaware and hudson Canal Company
money a. some other Institution. I Ter Mann re
signed i've minutes after thr election was over
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
freedom Of the city TO the visitors. After recep-
ton the party visited several points of interest.
CELEBRATING AN ANNIVERSzRY.
WORK OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRI STAN Asso
CATION DURING THE LAST YEAR.

CATION DURING THE LAST YEAR.
The Young Mems Christian Association celebrated
its thirty seventh anniversary last night in AssOca-
ton Hall. Cleveland II. Dodge the newly elected
president, presided. With him on the platform were
James Talcott Dr. L. Bolton Bangs, ;. b. Sheiien,
Ebert b. Monroe. William F.. Dodge. Joseph Willetts,
General Clinton B.. Fisk, DR.. Ncrranus Morse the
Rev. Dr. J. ElmendOrf, p. HarwOOd Vernon, AlansOn
+. EnOs William Dullis jr., Emile Twyciort Charles
D. Kellogg. the Rev. W. II. T. Fauncc, the Rev. DR..
James II. McIlvalnc, the Rev. John f. Goldman and
Robert r.. McBurncy, the general secretary
A summary Of the treasurer's report, read by Mr..
Monroe showed II net income from the Twenty third
ST. building, during the year. Of $l3 2O3 81 contribu
tions from members and friends exclusive Of dues)
S27,703 SO. The expenditures for the year were
for branches, $4,000 Oh; library and reading room.
- 92 l6; general Office, 81 f42 Il; athletic depart
ment, $500. The twelve branches OF the
association have now 1885 members. There
arc fty-nine evening classes with an enrol
mcnt of 5000 representing aboGt 5000 young men.
branch has been established for French speak
ing young men, at No. lbs West Twenty third st.
Addresses delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Faunce
and the Rev DR.. Mcllvalne.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-28
TRorBLES or BrsTyESS MEN.

August j. Chrlsten, iewcler at No. rs Rowery. IS
the hands Of the sheriff attachments for S351i
In favor of three creditors.
Tho Guaranty Mutual Accident Association. AZ No
lC3 Broadway. sold out by the sheriff Yesterday
under an execution for $lo]3 in favor Of f. 7. Allison.
Attachments for about Si.IoO have been issued
against the Nassau SRoc Company. Of No. 1O7 Nassau
si and 40 Third ave. and one hundred and thir-
tccutil,t.
Adam Scmltheis and Henry Gcbhardt. composing
the nru OF ~DAuit,cis ~ Gcblnrdt. nurricrs At No.
-1O B.oaduAf. 'lnde an assignment Yesterday u
Char". %. Df.S.
Schedule 20 thc assignment of Oliver de Comcau
The broker. to Charles j. Garrett, were filed IN tho
Court II Common Pleas yesterday The liabilities are
+5i5li l3. nominal assets S,6,G54 80 and actual
asset, p 900 81.