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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBw -YoRK. IL
CLEARED.
steamship A. @. siners Warren Phsielphl.
S. r'Pfs .s g ss5c rS5a Ssr
B Bi Jenny ~ si sI wen:ess for orders Fred
Bar yorTa: GsEj schaS5s ta5ecs %, o5I'T ToSn. Co.
B Barr G Gam seH a ciseaiss PORT
Bs MAR aoI h.s. ti. aDGS &C. ,S w ss,n Co.
Gambia A~,s 5TonirSs Ga. p Bpf oS CO.
schi Lucia hq5chSa Jooe Wsing r. n * rITe ,
scS HsnOsh O. Hart Bishop Jacksonville sQures Thornton Co.
s scbI I 1ob5 Randolph Robbins Ee%.Bcdfor
seh GoiSn Waterbury Stamford Stamford asnuaetunng Co.
Steamship CITY Of Houston Deens galveston Aug g. ard Key
West 0th with nd.e; and pass to O. n MALLORY e..
steamship G. knight Washington and Alexandria with
steamship Wyanots Coucb Richmond CITY Point and Norfolk with
ndse AMI pass to Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Regulator Freeman, Philadelphia with mS and pass to
Steamship Gsorg. CroveH Charleston with mdse and pass
Steamship Zodiac Chaplin Morehsad City with ndse and
SHIP Glory q the Seas of BOsOn Knowles Liverpool 40 days with
Bark cbele tAut) csrnch Mar,se, IS day, WITH md'
Bark Cerere Aust Cattanch, Marels 40 days with mdse
Bark Beey ns No Guie saVesen Greenock 40 days in bal
Bark Marco Polo (Ger Mssen Bremen Ga days With ms' and
BARK vld.r CYor) olseD Havrs 4e days in ballast
Lorenzo aL) raggoni, Belfast 81 lays 10 ballast 90
Bng sarah Emma of BOSTON, Carter POr. Caledonia C. b. 10
days with coal
schr j. r. Trott Nelson Virginia
schr u. Ii. Jones, Chambers, Georgetown d. 9.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Aug 1l-Auved steamships George AppoH from Bsd
PHILADELPHIA Nereus from New YORK bark Alex
apdrna from Ieghoen; Jessie, from Grand Turk
LEwE Del 1l-Arrved bark Bda from Cork for orders
Passed in from Bremen; Montreal from am1urgi
from Hamburg Mary Virgins from oterdami hng
Harold. London. -
sAyAyyaH Cia Aug llArved steamship IT, LynsS.on, from
Ne York bark Clara. from MouteVideo.
CHaRLKsroS s. c. Aug l0-AVed steamship South Carolina
Beckett from NewYork ., =, a..
from Ees-iork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OuxKssrowy Aug Williams duiOn 3Line steamship Ne
July 30 and the nmn Line teahD
CITY Antwerp Deamotte from Newfork July 81 ooth Tor ler
o have arye here SATURDAY evening and the latter
PLYsoUrH Aug 1.-THE Hamburg American Line steamship West
July 3D. for Hamburg arrived here
at O'Clock yesterday aferooon -, o,,- ~
MoyLK Aug Anchor Line steamship Olympia, Young,
from NewYork Jug Glasgow has arrived this haroor
LIyRRPooL 1.-The Allan Line steamship Prasan Dutton
IoSpoN Aug 1.-THE steamship Kong Svere, DanneVg from
New-York July % has arrived heres
, On La AZ lang AZ ship JACOB A. stamer from Have for
July 49, lat 40 A. long 10 49, ship HOOs from Liverpool for
yaiT "a lat a. long A. bark R. Walsh Br from Queens
July q lat n long 80 w. bark B0chaness (Br) from Bal
-'' For Latest SHIP Se,rs see Fifn Pa0e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
snREwD THIEVES FAIL AT THE LAST.

The porter of the firm of Woodruff e. Co.,
dealers in ship groceries, st No. 207 Front-st, upon
opening the store yesterday morning discovered that
burglars bad forced their way into tho building and
had attempted to break open the safe, in which
sesSOo Upon reaching the fourth floor he saw that
part Of tho wall between the store tenement
had been cut through and sufficiently large opening
made for mans body 20 pass through. Upon his in
curing al the tenement house. Mrs. Gafney told him
that three strange men had hired room. ON the top
door OF the building week ago. They apparently
OUT OF work nasmuch they remained in their room
almost ali day An inspection Of the strangers' room
quickly disclosed fact of their having been the
glare the partition wall being torn down Is In the other
on the noor around the safe were strewn complete
act OF excellent burglars TOOLS. Tue burglars with
tbese tools succeeded in forcing OF OF the iron
aDels OF the safe and breaking Of the locks, but
eD unable " reach TIC interior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
JURISDICTION OVER NEwJERsEY WATERS.

With reference to the power of the Board
Of Health compel the removal Of the rendering vessel
Algonquin her station in New-Jersey waters,
weehawken Ferry and stevens's Point, Pilot
Commissioner Blunt stated, yesterday TO TRIBUNE
reporter that the authority of the Board in the matter
Is clear from the reading Of the second article OF the
compact made between the States of New-York and
EewJersey in 1884, which, the question Of jurisdic
ton, says:
The State OF Hew-Jersey shall have the exclusive
Jurisdiction OF and the wharves, docks, and i'm
proyemeDts made and 10 be made the shores OF said
State and of and all vessels aground said shore
fastened such wharf dock. except the
said vessels shall be subject to quarantine health
laws and laws IN relation TO passengers OF the State of
New.YOrk which now exist or which may hereafter be
passed.
Under this clause, Commissioner Blunt affirmed, In
spector Gridley, any other agent OF the Board Of
caith can remove any vessel that violates the Health
laws Of the State OF Eew-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
THE COURTS.
, GRAVEYARD LITIGATION.
, SUIT AGAINST THE TRUSTEES OF THE EVERGREEN
CEMETERY.

srrr AGAINST TIE TRUSTEES OF THE EVERGREEN
CEMETERY
Application was made yesterday to Judge
Neilson OF the City Court, Brooklyn, by Adophus u
Rnrgess for an Injunction restraining L. NJ Bearn' v"
A. Cummings, r. L. French, Demas Barnes, G. GOODWILL
7 T. O'Donahue, and W. O'Donahue from acting as
Trustees OF the Evergreen Cemetery, on the GROUND
that the lot owners had voice in their selection ana
asking for the appointment OF q receiver The cemetery
was sold for debt year. aud Mr. Beard VINO was one
NJ the original corporator became tho purchaser ana
formed new corporation Mr.. Burgess in his petition
alleges that Mr. Beard with others purchased the ahus
comprising the cemetery for Lbout $4,000 and SOFA 10
himself "A trustee In collision with Others as trustees
the same lands for 5OoO These trustees then issued
bonds 20 the amount OF ssOOO which have since been
declared by the to have been Illegally Issued and
invalid and in consequence OF these wrongful acts the
enetery has been declared insolvent Under the last
sale made Mr.. Beard became the purchaser again Tor
sIs0 600 the proceeds quidatng portion OF the bonds
hold nv him. while q large amount Is stu out ana
nnnad In the hands of innocent holders Inc value OF
the lands at present prices is estimated at oOo me
PETITIONER also alleges that the trustees, under the gse
~ authority, have wantonY and needessly removed
trees and shrubs upon private lots and otherwise desc
Grated the graves OF the dead James Maurice counsel
for The defendants, presented afdavits denying the
Legations In the complaint. A. H. DAILY appeared IOr
tho plaintiff. Judge Nelson reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
DECIsIONS-AUG II.
,Cuprems COurt-By JU

SUPREME Court-By Judge Charles Daniels.-fhe
Continental Insurance Co ;gI "oodSeitn WIN 'ei
S BE GGs ss c E. Prs PEOPLE eS rel Georv. Joue. as
F a.s G.ots % w& an' co%.S
granted and removed 70 Puinam County $40 costs 70 ABIDE
c tbiie event Geo O. wmerng against Porter &c.
Motion granted $40 10 the matter Of VIM wnerMemo
$40 costs Ths People &C. T. Smith sgt PAINE Qunsri
Menorand, for counsel. Chrstin, K. Brown, agt Henry
MED with $40 costa . John 6. Jones agt Ocean Steam
Navigation COnpany limited de1sii $40 cost cost.
event W Fowler The MAYOR &c. Of NesYok-Bo;h
motions deaied With $40 costs VIM L. aeI%aa'e AT n Sass
Bqea1b ss n G,..e ,Se f Ss s s
settle the order VIM j. Bradley agt M n H. Gove1aoaon
granted $40 costs Louis Graves se John ravet-heerence
forth the Clerk BeaIsh VAL enter order on h decision
In the matter Of the petition Of VIM d. MURPHY 70 yseste
spu.ng this cause &C. take proof, and take short
notice OF trial motion for 9lmoy denied counsel fee
w2 Van gs$eDoser gfsni ,ai wit dismissed
snd TO custody q shsa T. L. AL oS 0eeS 6 s's ss
soph DuthRepOri OF reference confirmed And o. divorce
fdsu 10Th Jnne 1871 not the child OF said
plaintiff but said child hereby declared 10 be legumAIe Ohares
"a rSt ~ d1orce aDte on sad report custody OF Child
(Blanchel awarded TO the plaintiff
Superior Court-Special Term.-By Chief Justice
M g1 sseoins Ct lns Io yS9 0f H r
eIecute Gle and such bond with suretes " required BY
the sr May ~ ea Of . 6 IRON os Be- p BY the
stebbn the plaintiff Carpenter sgt Bnsskucie for re-
denying $40 costs, with leave plaintiff apply to reduce
aimony, &c
Marine Court hambsrs-By Judge Joachimsen--
man AT PuIdsdor1sr for commission Psrsnn agt Church
Order staying proceeding. sfer sg Csrta-oer for Judgment
Order for payment Of Hen. sg DE Cenea-Unde
taxing approved the undertaking. De Pay .' Pns-9ret to .d
Wilings agt SchnedeE-Oner Tor Judgment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

There was no session of the Court Of General Ses.
on Yesterday indictments heretofore found by the prn! Grand
Jary having nearly all been disposed Of
Gideon l.. Walker the attorney who was indicted
last week for alleged from the Tombs yee
DAY morning upon his giving bail in $1,000
Hugh Layrnan, Stephen Pascoe, and Robert Pen
nell charged Illegally seereng and removing goods from the bonded
Wahon 19 reenwichst Discharged yesterday, by Com
missioner Osborn. furnishing ba in $500 each.
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, be-
fe Jnee pa Deanceyst held
or OF Sing revolver August
WorA Of % Howard st. wounded slightly in the side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
CIVIL NOTES.

The case of Michael Brady, a liquor-dealer
OF No East Houston-s who arrested for the non
navnant of the snecia tax came before United States
Dayen port yesterday the accused paying
the tax. with penalties, costs. &c.
Willard Wayrd, driver for the Consumers
Ice Company. taken before Commissioner stlweli,
charged with opening letter addressed to another en-
poye Of the Company. The Commissioner stated that
he had no Jurisdiction in the case, which should have
been brought before police Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

witt, the Platte and it's intending line of green
traas Al the end of two hours we turn around
AZ no;nt of a bluff: green fields are on every
hand, and a town of pleasant aspect appears, Win
the roof of o graded school building rising nign
ahaya all. '4'' W M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

suu 6;07 7o3 MODS nses''' 7isO
pies Water nAr-AE
..,,v Hoot AZ Cows 1lt24 Hall g.s Ferry. 049
p,v--p
Rand, Hoor Cows Island 1ls8 Hell Gate Fer'' 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

,,tsd matter the Pos0ms al i1t0 and on Pier
Eo IN "a q IL BOA m. Steamship sails at IL m
MsIs for KEY steamship City Of Austin, close al
gteamshp slib At o. IN from Pier No. 20 X r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoRK Monday Aug. H. 1873.
The transactions at the Exchange were I'M
important and the attendance extremely small. George
s. Wilkes sold by order Of the Court OF Common Pleas
under direction OF Simon g. Roder referee, three five
story tenemenhouses the south side OF Twelfth-st,
between Avenues and G. There was no competition
for the property, which was all purchased by the
plaintiff In suit. -,
The sale OF lots Long Branch, Saturday, the
most successful suburban sale OF the Mr. Jere
Johnson IT, auctoneer sold about two hours 200 lots,
realizing $l3 100 Upward of 1900 persons attended the
sale from this CITY, The prices realized were far In e1
cess of the expectation OF the owner.
be made the Exchange tomorrow;
Legal sale Seconaye side SOTO feet south Of Onehundre
and-slIteeuh ST., 2OISO
AUCTION SAILS OF EEW-YORK CITY REAL ESTATE.
by George $. Wflkss
aye-story houses Of l2thst ITO Of Avenue
&, lot i79TlO33 '.'''@zOUiZ
fve-story house Of l2th-st, S64 fave
C. % looiO
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK CITY.
27thst 95 Of L,Ingtonave 25T989 Except strip Of
33x5
3Sss 100 OF 7hsve II $40 foreclosure $3.50
GpLst 1856 n Of 3iGye, 187Il005.......... 10000
S3d st. n GALS n Of 9hsye, 168Tl02 2........ lSOOO
l25th.,t 264 n Of 4fhaye 16re9 .......... 1900
llthave line 225 Of party rosd leading from
l0thaye. thence 22Sr thence 5OOT thence 13K
COZ thence lO3r thence 4Ioi bounded -
chiefly BY ID fo'oVV
Led> Recorded
3tave No 2O25, store &c, 5'i years per $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
fionses ano farms Uanieo.

HOUSE WANTED-4-stOry, brown stone,
arstcin above Twenty thidsti smaller enc ssnt.sys
Improvement will be 1yen 10 pt paJmen
both TO be on cash bass Airess DOCTOR Trbun eObeo
XNANTED-HOUSE to BUY.-The advertiser
wishes buy within month brown stone or ha1soms
brick HOUSE -four high 20 20 feet vide on hafra MI
between Tseneth Poethsts and Fourth and Sr Po
required Fall between $4,000 and S4oOOo
but choice houses good Location loasderd Parkae pre-
ferrvd. Address X W. j.. Trbuas once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

GENERAL esafoss-H,cKrrr RRcoRDxa-James sullivan rob-
berry John Bey ouous assault and bAts Bartholomew Buck
ouus assault Schroeder burglary Stephen
Bne barga August GeIgs hotter burglary James Brady alias
James Morrison bagi; Timothy Gilmore forgery, James Nc
hanu Ruh MManu, grand larceny and receiving stolen goods
George Baker grand larceny and receiving stolen goods Peter XII
Kenny grand larceny Isabella Mason grand rceny Thomas Bede
grand .reenyj Psthsf Haley grand larceny Patrick MEvoy grand
aeny William sheppard gani larceny Thorn. Waller AMI Charles
stephens the H. Granville false
James Kelly Alias kduari Camps concealed weapons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
Brooklpn properip Go fet.

RIO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
ii FoUR STORY HOUsK AND sToRB. No. lO2 Ppeapplesl
=" GORDON l. FORD. Of CLARA a., BT00lgI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

&C. Equitable Lille Assurance
Society ofNew-YoTk agL
Hillyer ct al.
73..Pope agt LagrsVe.
"a. .Zeigler & Bsenmeoger ct
al. sgt. Same q cases).
IS. .Dryfus i L,nbnan e. al
sgt. Ligrave.
76. .Bennegrein 4 Arerill agt
Same
77..SufmOnd & Yandenhof agt
same.
49,. Du1en ct al. and Jsmmor-
man ct al. agL Same.
70. Lee agt Same.
80. International Trust Co.
igt Wilson.
81. st. PAtnck Nut AL Assn
AIT O'Connsll, ct al
l0l. People eI rel johnson agt
Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

same.
LOG. Miller ct al. agt Sanders
ct al.
l07 Il. .Rouss agt. Aronson.
l4S. lockwood agt. Holdbridge.
l54. .HermAnce ct a.. agt
Meyers et al.
l55. .Hermance ct al agt.
Meyers ct al.
159. .Koeningsberg agt Koen'
ingsberg.
l57. Rosenberg agt. Rosenberg.
f69. same agt Same.
-..R0binson, &c, agt Cliff
ford ct al
l89. Robinson. &c. agt Cuf.
tQId ct al.
1872. Ia the natter OF Plants
examination e. aNitness,
&c.
1893. Same ACT. Same no. q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
Gonnirp propertp TO Get.

VJ,O LET in MONTCLAIR, N. j., one hour
from cty st moderate FURNISHED HOUSE; - sooms
nv large willow ssfe and lovely place for h
dsn, also COTTAGE with eight furnished aniarnss
for the per snHum address" r. d. D. r. " D'i ]H'
Montclsir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
Tarm.-Bv Chief-Justice
CALBNDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT.-DAvIs. J.
Lie Assuranee lO2. People er re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

Brooklyn Real Gstate for Sale.
A FOR SALE, q good three-stOry brick
IA and brown HOUSE Carro between Court
and ClntohstA 22I38 with extension 1929 story lot
22IlO0. WYCKoFP JAMES, lS9 Montague ST. Brooklyn.
IGOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
80 and Al Remsn 5OrlOO and g. TO- H. and "A Montague
1OOIl00 House aud Store No l02 Pneappst 27I6O House
l79 Wonghbyst House No. 1877 Wionghbys Houses Nos
49, 5 and 50 Sssans GORDON L. FORD 81 CarEst Brooklyn
OHH AND 268 WESTINGHOUSE,
SOO Hillary and johnson sts.,
FOUR-STORY DOUBLE HOUSE,
Lot, 66r70
GORDON L. FORD,
81 CLARK sL Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12

SIC H. general election he IN this State ser tie pas
sac. OF dis shall be provided BY the proper AUTHORITIES "a
e,eb co within the City sni County Of Nerfoh snd ia
each several toNIs Of toe County Of
box in which the inspectors Of election ea OF so
ton hall deposit the ballots presented 10 them BY e
lowing word Annexation and the inside Of each d elee
shall Re For the Annexation Of the Town. Of
Farms, and Kngbrlge to the CY sud Coan o. seNlo
tbs following words. Against the Annexation OF VIC ous
Morrisan West Farms Kngsbndge ~ The NV Aha
Such ballots shah be fodei IS 70 Soua. ~ -
xoris therein "Anueraion such ballots sha os
And returned given tot stAte
appear majority all the ballots east shan W
Against the annerasion the of MoInsaniA We ~ -
Kugxbndgs 10 the Cit Of NeH'loA hS A .
anti nd th rstary on state make aud die certificate o. en esus
IN b oee within ten such return and upon shs n
,6cate tbi, Act shall be and yoh t.h,..,
ssc IA mi, Act ha take effect the hs dag o ynus
hr,f uA seventh four except such parts a.
sd g. ss =. a. .uh patt, take effect al the uas
III hsprcaod except to section seventeen
Va sy heut dsay to deliver copy Of the aooTe none 20
psn AZ Supervisor 10 foo ooo'
c,n copJ Of be published In s.aa
vo1r couuty exceeding en uamher having t - ..al
i'u' ~ hilton sCRIBNER. Secretary Of sts'e
suFRIyy. OTpcs NKw CoUarnorss. \
Cry AND COUNTY hEw-loah, Aasaai - TO- =,
..,,,f, the fore going he OF TOE eieeH0"
By me this Jay the Secretary oi s.s,s p BRENNAN
........ sh.SS ~ th, CIV ana County 81 hS~ioft
Puher. aewspspen aohei not 70 sseit W So - iSao
aaes 'psea' au'"Vts NATHAN 1. BRhAhAh, slena
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
: shall l'I f'ffiEftttERErs,lslsly.

AN ACT to provide for the Annexation OF the Towns Of hernani'
West Farms and Knssbhge, In the County Of hechese 70 VI
City and Coupty Of Nev.iork
Passed May 20, 1873; three-Gfths being present
I1> People ne STATE Of Nec YORK, rrsse ~ SHa a"d d''rS
bly 10 saGet az y0t0es!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-12
Citn Real Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-0ne of the best HOUSES ant
LOTS In the SO Oives Of Madison pnc
$50 900. Apply ID. NELSON III Degraw-st Brooklyn.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
Are YOn going to ZaIeski 7

Certainly; go and see what
"airs' they are putting on at the
House Of WILL d Co., in that place
They have just received an elegant
assortment Of goods from New York
and Philadelphia. We advise the
people to pay their House q visit
let the ladies go and see the fine
dress goods. The careful selection
Of the latest novelties in styles, col
ors, shades and fabrics, all Of which
have been purchased at great adj
vantage and marked to sell at their
usual small advance on cost, max
ing it an unusual degree worthy the
attention Of everybody. The Shawl
department has been newly sup.
piled. The Clothing department is
far ahead Of anything Of the kind
ever introduced in that town. The
House Keeping Goods, slch as
blankets, quilts, comfortables,
sheetings, table linens and dam
asks, towels, toweling, crash, win
dow lace, window shades and fix
lures, carpets and oil cloths, rugs,
ottomans, etc, are magnificent
Everything you want 10 there; and
at lower prices than were ever be-
fore heard of.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
Or. Nd BOwers, Dentiot. NJ tnuu,

DRoPsiCAL and Rheumatic per-
sons find the use Of Speer's Port
Grape Wine Of New Jersey, and
the Wine Bitters, Of incalculable
benefit. Their purity and valuable
properties have given them a wide
reputation among physicians
throughout this country and Eu-
rope. Mr.. Speer, by four years
process, ferments the grape to per-
feet wine without the use of Alco-
hol. Druggists sell them.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
AGRICULTURAL and COAL
LANDS FOR SALE.

Consisting of 800 acres, situated in Madison
Township, Vinton County, Ohio, four miles
from Macarthur, and one mile from Vinton
station, on the Marietta Il Cincinnati Rail-
road, on the road leading from Macarthur to
Athens, Ohio. 100 acres Of Wood Land; hal
a. 90 under cultivation; "a acres of Bottom
Land. Well watered, Sufficiently large for
two FARMS Two dwelling houses and all 9th,
or buildings, about t-9 OF II milo apart, upon
the premises. In good neighborhood and In
tho
( aJiid# q0at sQ bgiuagX9
GREATEST Coal REGION
On the line OF said Railroad. There are
veins OF Coal. 4 feet In thickness on the prem
iscs. One vein covers the entire tract ofland
ono covers all except 10 acres, and one covers
all except about 100 acres. Within 30 rods Of
the Railway Switch, running from Vinton
Station toyy yintpp Fninacei a switch can gbo
conveniently builtacross tlic land 70 TIC Coal
Veins. Amy person wanting property OF this
description, could not ITO better than purchase
this.
2i5 acres Of the land belong to II. r. Demng.
who win give any further information that
may be desired WIN sell u: " bargain. IL
one half is paid NJ or about the tlmo of sale,
thc hNyer mny have such time on deferred
payment, DOt 70 exceed tpu or fifteen years,
Ns viii bc satisfactory Inquire upon the
promises or address II. II. DEFINING,
'yalYyo, ,isVitf.1N vnton Station o
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29

The NJ. q G. Il. r. Co., in view OF
the demands Of its increasing
freight traffic, has purchased the
ground bounded by Park, Second
Smith streets, in Cincinnati, for the
use Of their freight trains.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
MARRIED.

CLINE-BRoWN.-- the residence Of the
BRIDES parents, on Thuraday morning, Oc-
tobor %, 1873, by Rev. W. Il. Jones, Mr..
George W. Cline, Of Wilkesville, Yinton
county, Ohio, to Miss Mary r. Brown,
bride, Ross county, Ohio
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29

FRANK L. MAGEG. Of New Ply
mouth, Yinton county, who is now
attending the Wittcn burg College,
at Springfield, Ono, will accept
thanks for copy OF The Wtttc@-
berger, Il journal devoted to the in
terest of that College.
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
4 -PIPOINrirMENT Ir NOTICE,

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Estate Of George R"4, Deceased
w,o ,oaoraivued has hcen appointed and
onniiaed AZ Administrator,( (wlth the will an-
rexoi.l dc 6onis non, OF tho estate OF george
u Mi. late of Vinton county, ONO, decd IiJ
pated Chis nth day of October, lslS u.
oph a, isTg>8w. .HENRYihEfNobpS'
The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-10-29
Legal Notices.
EGAL NOTICE.

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Thomas NJ. Lytle and Marry 1ytle his wife,
whose place of residence is unknown, will
take notice that on the 21st day of July, 1873,
John Nj. Sloan, filed his petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas, in and for Vinton County,
Ohio, setting up Il mortgage lien upon the
following lands situate in Vinton County,
Ohio, to-wit: The undivided (is) of the east
half of the north west quarter, and the north
east quarter of the north west quarter, and
the north west quarter, of the north east quar-
ter Of Section 81, Township 0, Range 10. Also
the south east quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of Section 30, Township ., Range 10. Also
the north west quarter of the north west
quarter Of Section 81 and the south west qnar-
ter of the south west quarter of Section 30,
Township 3, Range 49, except the north west
quarter of the north east quarter of Section 81
Township o. Range 18, aud asking that said
mortgage be foreclOsed, said lands sold The
proceeds brought into court, and applied in
satisfaction of his claim, against one Thomas
NJ. Lytle, for the sum of S1,794 93, and inter-
est from January, s0th, 1873. Said Thomas NJ.
Lytlc and wife are parties defendant with
one Martin ii. Brand; said defendant, Lytle
aud wife Is requh cd TO answer said petition
on or before the 18th day of November, A. d..
1873 -s.l JOHN M. SLOAN.
BY j. NJ. MCGILLIYRAY, Attorney.
September 24 1SI3-BW.