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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Feb. 24.-In the House to-
dav, the Senate bill to authorize the is
sue of S6OOO,0OOin bonds to complete the
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad was
passed after being amended by providing
that the question of issuing said bonds
shall first be submitted to vote of the
people within thirty days from the pass
age of the bill. The House bill to punish
gambling by fine and Imprisonment was
also passed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02

A granddaughter of General Nathan
iel Green is resident of Toledo, Ohio.
She has in her possession two relics, one
of which is an old style double sugar
bowl, owned originally by General
Green's mother, and the other is an
eighty-dollar Centennial bill numbered
IA, 1922 and dated l777.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02
PAID FOR WASHING TOWELS.
Total for the year.

Presuming that the price for washing
towels is about the same in Columbus as
in Springfield, we figure out that amount
would pay for washing l4l4 dozen towels.
There are employed in the Auditors Of
fee seven clerks, and this would provide
the lot with five clean towels for each
working day of the year. That such a
number is absolutely needed, is incredi-
bic, unless, indeed, the coalheavers en-
ployed about the furnaces that heat the
State building also dry their blackened
faces in the Auditors wash room.
By comparison with the expense of
providing the luxury of clean towels for
the other official departments of the State
House we are forced to the conclusion
that public economy requires that the
Auditor shall discharge John Williams
from. the washing business, and hand the
towels s'oVer to some humble and needy
washerwoman, who, with less ambition
to figure in the annual report, might be
induced to do the actual labor involved
in the washing at reduced cost. We find
that in the Treasurer of States office,
with three clerks, the washing cost only,
for the entire year, $3.50, while in the Of
flee of Secretary of State, where never
less than eight, and often more, clerks
are employed, the washing of towels
cost $40 for the year. The fact that this
office is occupied by Democrats with
"unwashed" regulations must be taken
into consideration, however.
The Attorney General squandered
none of the States money for washing
towels, but there is suspicious item in
his contingent expenses for ammonia
that should be investigated. If the State
is forced to pay foot-baths, it should first
be settled, by careful inquiry, whether
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02

Rain water is the best all water for
plants. Those keeping house plants will
take notice.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02

New York CRY FIRES IN lS75.-There
were ,416 fires in this city in 1875, caus-
an estimated loss of S512,949 on build
ings and aud 81 .959, ,5S7 on stock. Total
estimated loss, 2,472,536. The insur-
ance amounted to Sl6,2S5,SSS. The esti-
mated unisured loss amounted to S529,-
315
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-03-02
TREASURY TROUBLE.

THE OT7A VA COUNTY T'REASUER
SEIZED BY THE STATE FOR IN
VESTIGATTON-THE q TREASURER
AND POSSE BREAK IN 1HEDOOR
or THE ROOM AND EJECT THE
STATES EXA MINER.
, 1876-04-24


Plymouth Church Determines to
HIVE the Scuustut Burcnu Graphic
.,.t, 49,. r,.Ix. xn,,,nr,.
Will @as $50 '"nFA"
opkc1N D1fpate. 20 re 1"eao' 4'loa"s.
Few iont. April 23,-To- moro" ts tue 'Ass
dag Of tho limo limited BY tho Advisory Couucil
of Plymouth Church for constituting tho Com.
mittao n, av, coo,nonly known a. thn en.nd,t
n.'S u.''s'o =. ~ s,'as" ps..hs-
oulcAt' - 's5 any euNE'9 @s@'n1t ooocnos'
Fho Adshory COUNCIL invited any CHARGES TOT
which eny ptrsun would mako himsoli
or hss.o!f responsible, aud then
.4,,od nrovjaion which narmittad
aa"o. a.. ,,s,u. r ra."s;, =, p'"a.,., tas ~ aa,'
Commission, In caso important Information not
proyioualy Givon, and which might throw light
On tho scandal, should be discovered, T,hu
cl,rse In. nrovna III, r,ru, NJ tn, sc,nda, RI.
'eha. II haa oeen es1aont that no pofsoua "ot'o
come forward and make themselves respoustbla
for tho charges sgatust Baechcr, aud now tho
, 1876-04-24
HAYES, OF BOSTON.
M oo4 DOWN 10 AKA III 4 sHIF.

5peelal D11paEeh q 1Ra CAteo9s 7F1kWAA
WASHINGTON, o. g.. April 2S.-Priyats tslb-
grams from Boston Announce ths sailing Of
Frank u. HAyes OF shat city fos Europe on 6Asuz-
day. Mf. Hayes il one OF tho gentlemen named
"a valuable wttuess 10 connection with tls Fl.
Hmth j. Little Rock Railroad securities, and
would baya beeu summoned II once Upon ORDER
tpg any investigation. Ho makes sh& fourth
vituess in Europe, tho other thEos being wanted
Ia connection Hlth the Memphis / Rlpaso inraa-
tlgstion.
xTraAur IRON BOTTOM pApEh LAnLs 70 MAXI
HoKhA LAU1A.
Sptelal Dtspotsa Il TAs Catea9s 7yttuhA
Bos1ok. Maas,. April 23.-Whlle tho
Washington dispatches 4sEe calling out
to summon Frank D, usJss, hs vAA saillng
down ths ba1nar. And one Of sha papa5s sAId i
Ths Hon r. B. HaJes talIs In tks DAtAvsA THU mdzn.
iua los b1tei vacation abroad, havtnx hsan ps<emp-
, 1876-04-24

WIT pEuocRAys AHE INCOMING p.saus1Kp Ar TIE
METHODS PURSUED III TIE COMMITTEES.
70 kts hd.tor Of Ths Chicago 1rsonns:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 23.-ln your Washing.
ton dispatches OF tho 10th read: "There Ia
N luc1oaaiug feeling Of dsgust among Demo-
csnts over tbs method pursued by seTerM Of
their Investigating Oommittecs." Having jusl
rolusned from Atteudanos before one OF tho
aforesaid Committees, Am In position 10 CON-
preheud fully your correspondents meaning.
aud to explain Why sven Democrats a&s becom'
lug disguated.
Upon my arrival In Washington, Last Monday,
learned Of ths presence thors OF numerous
private detectives OF the clAas sometimes de-
nominated ''jobhers always roidy to put up =
Job on anybody for mouoy); aud. upoo inquiry.
learned that two notorious "jobbers" from
Chicago ue1o there vigorously 1t work IL tbs In
tercs. Of the Chicago Whisky Ring. and, strange
To Say, In ths employ and paY Of tho COMMITTEES
on Expenditures tor the Department o! Jastics.
Bur It cannot b that these deteostyes arc under
tho sols employ Of the Committse. for thsls
style OF living WARRANTS tho baiot thas they
must ssoo,Ye other pay besides tho pltsanes OF
as day allowed them by Ms. Csuldslds Com.
| mittee. From whence, thsn. oonlea shis add
| tjopal support7 Lot the nature Of tho Work
| perforraed BY these "1obbess" detsrmlns for
NAorn it IL undertaken, aud from whence sa-
| uaune alton must como.
Bosnu tins during last winter, ons Of these
| ssme Chicago deteotivee visited Springfield. and
suggested to pertain United States ex-ofaciai
here 1 thst t3o, ,o0o would bs paid Tor caa. Of
| corruption Or fraud sgAinet ths Government that
could be- nads 10 "atick against Solicitor
wilson. Tho olhaE of theas Chicago detectives
VA also In this city aems ume ago,
md no, too visited shls United Btatsa
sx-otficlal,-bsipg induced 70 do 10, l presume,
throlQh tho hops that tho ill-Hiil entertained b.
tAe ex.ofacial for As, Wilson would induce hin
to tail psughty things sbout him, u hs knsN
thsm, Altar thar visits to Springfield, bolt
| thsas dstsotiyss proosedad 10 Washington. and
| hsytnE roheMaed thsir oonve1sation with the sx'
oeiciA to the COMMITTEES On Expenditures for ths
, 1876-04-24

wlfAT Is HA1D OF THE sr. LOUIE 8ToAY or lTs
EoTTLNHE5S.
5p<etai Dispatch to 1As Chicago Tttbun4.
WARRINGTON, D. O., april 23.-The p1eton.
tious Associated Press dispatch from st. Louis
this morning, according to which an old Tssas-
usy clerk Ia to testify to an astounding system
Of fraud In tho Treasury, relatos to a very old
story which aeems to hara been NOW reyamped.
Treasary officials whoso attention has beon
ea!iod to 1t today say that It will foautt In noth
inG oxcept possibly to furnish aome impeoani-
Gus porsona fres transportation from St. Louis
to Washington. and FREQ lodgings whilo here
Ths officials who have had Immediate charge of
tho financial statements sinca 1868 have no
knowledge Of tbs existence. Of any such person
IL George prender. They do know that hore
was \ clerk In tho REDEEM ption Bureau nausd
MohhrdB, who wAs dismissed for causa. Tho
story which he TelateB IL an old ono.
MANY TINES nItuTLD.
A. to tho chargo thAt vast suma Of mon oy
uors taken from tho Treasury by officials to be
temporarily used for private speculation. TEoas-
with 1t Its own refusattou. There aro but two
regular wAys In which money can bo taken
from tho TEeasury-HEss. BY warrant
upon an appropriation for purpose
.iewea BY tns spp1oPt';ston mi, I'D
aud approved claim. Tho only other whY mould
ho bY burglary, or the corruption OF q large
number Of officials who could acs slmultAAo-
ous!y and In harmony, aud ut The head Of these,
tt these charges bnve any basis, ualst haye boau
HONEST OLD aP1NNEh ulAaELv.
Tho charges - to the method OF making up
the dobt statoment arc doubtless tho same ~
those Which were answcred BY Secretary Hris-
tow s4rly In tho session. With respect to the
amount Of gold on hand. the charge aEAlnat tho
Kedenptlon Bureau that immense frauds wero
bniuR perpotf&tsd In that BuroAu, and that for
tunes were being made by reporting money do
atroyed which NaB preserved, ,-thAt
ONLY oNE-uALF
Of tho money turned 10 for destruction waa
actually destroyed. tho other halt bolng divided
among tho psypetsatofs'of tho fraud, d,-has boon
often made, and - ofteu rsfuted.
considerable portion Of what tn called money
thAt u destroyed conslsts Of dtfaosd shesta at
abrs paper. IN printing. every ahoss u this,
from tha time It leayes tho mill, 10
CHARGED TO TUE TREASURY As MoNRy
according 10 the denomination to be printed.
This actlon IL maintained through Ill Tbs -.
counts, aud When the delaced shsots ssa burned,
they arc orodllsd ~ 90 much moDey destroyed.
Az they hare AlreadY hsen charged in llks man.
per, tho obeoks s.s 70 sumerous upon this do
stluahou Of this money and shis p&pes, that
fraud Of any sort see1ns practically impossible.
senator DoutHtll's attention haTlng hesn called
to tho st. Louta dispatch to-day, he sAys thAt tho
Whole subject hts hoen ssro1tl t1ules thoroughly
inveatig gsted, and thss tbs sensation u without q
hA4t4,
, 1876-04-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MEMS.

N8w YoAx. April 2a-ArElvsd-Ths steamer
Wassr, from Bremen
QUEENSTOWN, April 2s.-1hs steanss dss-
rnan, from New YoEt, has Arrived.
Nav Yoax. April 2s.-AxdFsd-GAs sssAmss
Wisconsin, from Liverpool
, 1876-04-24

tdrly ordered away from bus!ness for whtis 'hJ blu
phyaasn, who has besn nrsag him % TAXA tes' fer
eons ttae on account Of To sats Of ~ hsalth ~
been preparing for thts trip for tns, and would
have lnft earlier Ia lbs but for prostnR public
tantfon to.
THIS ras tho t,rst information anJ ons bad Of
bis intended departure.
, 1876-04-24
WASHINGTON.
Danger of a Failure Of Con.
gressional Appropriations.
Prospect Of Deadlock % the Dip.
lomatfc and Consular Bill.
The House Stubborn in Its Refusal
to Compromise with
the Senate.
Great Mystery Attaching to the Coming
and Going Of a Witness.
Discovery that the Public Printer
Has Done Business Irrcgu.
iarly.
Testimony Of Whitley, Williams, and
Davenport Anent Secret
Great Mystery Attaching to the Coming
and Going Of a Witness.
Testimony Of Whitley, Williams, and
Davenport Anent Secret
Service Funds.
DEADLOCK,
SERIOUS TnoUnLE IMPENDING BETWEEN THE TWO
H0C1Ea.

... DEADLOCK.
SERIOUS TnounLE IMPENDING BETWEEN THE TWO
H0t9Ea.
Spketal Dspatth 10 1EA4 CHICAGO TYtouns
WAsn1AaToS. D. O.. April 23.-Ths prospects
Of a sorioua deadlock botwsen The two uouses
Of Congross on the Appropriation and other
Important bills daily iuoreAaes. Tho House has
declined to concur In all tho 150 Hansto auend-
monts to tho Diplomatic bill. The bill was tlo
first Of tho regular Appropriation bills which
paasod tho House. It has 80 reduced tho asl-
asieB - woll a. the number OF nur represents
tivos abroad that 1t w4s not only o..
posed by tho Republicans, but by many
OF tho Intelligent Democratic membors Of tho
House. When sho bill reached the aon-
ate, It received careful consideration. Tho
result mas that large number Of arncnd-
nacnss "e1e nado oqualiziug salaries and un-
doing much Of the bungllng work OF the House.
All thesa amendments were made with
DUB REGARD TO ECONOMY,
and whom 1t waa found TINT tho reductions
made by tho House would work no injurf to the
pnhl!o service they Wn1o concurrod in, The
consequence of this action Ia that nbout 150
amendments Wero mado. tho difference boiug
principally on tho aalsries allowed This disa-
REoemont betneon tho two Houscs Ia proper
subject Of compromise, II not Of argument,
betWeen tho members Of tho two bodios.
AAe I10uhos 0OHGFGI, 6eHuh QcLHEInlneQ 10
prevent this, and rnther than pu rBua tho usual
and ordlnary course Of legislative proceed.
ingu, Is
w1LL1Na 10 LET THE BILL DIE.
ln cAses guch AZ this uhero the Senate or House
refraen to concur In tic amendments OF the
other branch, the etiquette Is for tho branch to
whom tho bill Ia returned upon It's dEsaRrsoing
to the amendments to ask tLo appointment Of ;
COMMITTEES Of Conferences This wcll.eettlod
praottco tho Democratic majority Of tho House.
With that utter disregard for the public intorests
which has characterized their proceedings from
tho commoncement OF tho seaaior. tciuso to pur.
sue. The House thus assumes the eresponsibilityof Of
defeating this important maasute. It is now
uithin about two months of the cio1s Of the f1-
cal yohr. After that date theirs Rro
NO AVAILABLE FuNDa
to pay the natarion OF our foreign Ministers mud
Consule, and they must either live upon their
own resources or como home. leaving the natlon
unrcproaented. BY tho existing Ian, any auE-
plus Of 4 former appropriation for this object is
required to bo turned into tho Treasury on the
day namod. aud cannot bo applied to tho pay
mont Of salaries for the coming yo2r. Tbs Ad.
mints.sAtion IL helpless.
, 1876-04-24

WIf4E Il Bald oF THE 81. LOUIE STORY or tTs
EoTTINNESS.
, 1876-04-24
PROPOSALS For COAL,

Bca1ed Bids will be received at tho Office Of
tho Veaaol 0wnera' Towing Company, 244
South Wnser-st.. Chicago. ILL.,, until May l,
1870, for Furnishing t7,oool seven thousand
tons Of Coal, moro or less. during proaont
season Of navigation, soroened and delivered
on board Of tug-boats night or day. Bids
must specify location OF dock for delivery.
Tho Company reserves the right to accept
Or reject any or all bids
JOHN ID. LONG. Secretary. :.
, 1876-04-24

but Was not willing to oct npon his rspresont.
A!iona; not until had learned from SOURCES
moro satisfactory to me that he was engaged
upon auoh work. learned from thu President,
who understand had examined ths work
Odd you consult any othar source than
the ptes;ient7 AL did not.
Q.-Tben you mover ordered any money to be
pkli to Davenport until he frat brought 10 you
written order fro.n the Psosldept7 Al did
not, sir.
Q.-Whers Ia that written order from. the
Prosidens7 AL don't know. sr. will nos
Say khns 1t VISA written order. - cannot feco-
Iocs tho phsasoo!o9y. 1t mAy hare boon simple
request On tho part Of the President, brought 10
mo b. lit. Davenport. IN "hloh he spoke os this
work aud, Think, eequcased me. do not think
Wish ou his part that | would furnish Mr..
Davenport some money with which 10 aid in tho
prosecution Of that No1k. aud 1t Wbs In purau-
suoo Of that thu. auowe1 tho titst moaey 10 ba
paid.
Q.-You doubted the proprissy, 1t that time.
si paying that money 10 MF. DAvenpott, did you
mt : Al doubted upon auch Information ~
| ] had. aud Wan reluctant, SAY. to pay out tho
money In THAI Way. ~ thought needod the
money for other purposes.
Q,-1s thai thu only teaAoa that you we're re-
luctaat 10 pay 1t ous that you might need It Tor
otheF putpoae47 A-Thsta two ro44ouR did
not regard 1t ~ an illega! uso Of tho money.
I'd In tho act OF l87l, ts ts7 The pay Of tho au.
pervisos aud hls duties ste al Axod BY the act
| of lS7l7 A.-Yos, sir.
| Q.-Now, the making Of books and tho s1pen'
disure Of e55,D in making books IL net ~ ex.
ponditurs authorized 10 he made by the Buper-
yiaor Of Elections A.-Hot 1t kll there i nd
authority In tbs law for making books. nor do
constder 1t ons Of bin Official dutios TO make the
books; out II the making Of the books would b
: moaa Of preventing fraud, And would DO mora
economical 70 tbs Government than tho sEstotu
| provided tor In tho law, tben ! should conade.
that J. would hays right to pay tor thst "ost
out OF the f50, 900. which wern 10 bo expended
according 10 my discretion in Euppfeasi0G An.
preventing fraud and crime.
TESTIMONY or DAYXxPoKT.
pfspateA 70 Hew yo7k 9tsn<A
WAsMnoroN, April N+-Aftas zsfs7dn6 to hi
National Republican., 1876-09-05
DROPoSALs FOR SUPPLIES.

QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. q. S. NJ. C.,l
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1876. {
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice
until Il O'clock m. of the 14th day of Septe enber
next for furnishing supplies to the United States
Marine Corps, during the fiscal year ending June
3O 1877 TO be delivered at the office Of the Assist
ant Quartermaster, Philadelphia, Pa, free Of ex-
pense to the United States.
Schedules Of the supplies required with quan-
titles and the standard samples can be seen in the
office of the Quartermaster, Washington, ID. o.;
Assistant Quartermasters' Ofices, No I'd South
Fourth street, Philadelphia, and 319 Broadway,
New York, and at Marine Barracks, Boston,
Mass.
Blank forms of proposal and all Information
desired can be had by applying at either of the
places named above.
Proposals to be indOrsed on the envelope, PRO
posals Tor Supplies" addressed to
W. B. SLACK,
aul2 Major and Quartermaster.
National Republican., 1876-09-05
DROPOSALS FOR WAGONS.

QUARTERHAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON. d. O., August 10. 1876.
Sealed proposals, in triplcate, subject to the
usual conditions will be received at the Office of
the Chief Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas, until u O'Clock noon on September g,
1876. or at the Office of the Depot QuaTtermaster
AZ Jacksonville, Indiana until 1870 p. m, same
date at which time and places they will he opened
in the presence of bidders, for the construction
and early delivery TO the Quartermasters De-
partment at Fort LeavenwOrth or at Jefferson
vile, OF Fifty (50) twOhorse and fsur-h horse or
mule Wagons, TO be built in accordance with
adopted Specifications, which can be had upon ap-
plication at the Office of Chief Quartermaster at
Fort LeavcnwOrth or at the office Of the Depot
Quartermaster at Jeffersonvile. Bidders will
specify how soon they can complete the delivery
of the whole quantity. A pattern wagon of the
kind required can he seen at the Quartermaster's
Depot at JeffersOnville.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
A preference will be given to articles of domes-
tic manufacture, conditions of price and quality
being equal.
Each proposal should be accompanied by a
guarantee (signed by two responsible persons)
that 1t will be carried cut in good faith If ac-
cePted.
Envelopes containing the proposals for the de-
livery of the Wagons at Fort Leavenworth should
horse or mule Wagons" :" and addressed to the
Chief Quartermaster, Department of the Mis-
souri,, Fort LeavenwOrth, Kansas and envelopes
containing proposals for delivery at Jefferson
Vile should be similarly indOrsed and addressed
to the Depot Quartermaster at Jettersonyille,
Indiana. NJ q. MEIGS,
se1-td Quartermaster General.
National Republican., 1876-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY PAY OFFICE, }
No. % BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

NAVY PAY CFFIoK,l
No % BROADWAY, NEW YORK, )
August "a, 1870.
Proposals, sealed and fndOrsed On envelope
"Bid for Supplies Advertised" )" will be received
at this office until u O'Clock 10th September next
for the following supplies to be delivered free OF
expense, at the Navy Yard, New York, subject to
the usual inspection, for the use of the Navy.
This coal is required to be of the best quality Of
its kind, TO be well screened and free from all
foreign substances, and to be delivered at tho
Navy Yard, Brooklyn, into carts provided by the
Government, and to be paid for at the weights Of
the Navy Yard scales. All to be delivered on or
before the LIST day of October next.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
$50 tons, 22iO lbs per ton, Locust Mountain An
thracite Coal, screened for Steam Boilers.
50 tons, 2,2sO lbs. per tor, Locust Mountain An
thracite Coal, Stove size.
SO tons, 2,2iU lbs. per ton, Locust Mountain An
thracite Coal, Egg size.
The right is reserved TO reject any or all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to the
Government.
Responsible security required for the prompt
and faithful delivery within the time specified.
Blank forms will be furnished at this office, and
bids opened ut the hour above named, when par
ties interested are invited to he present.
GEORGE +. CUTTER,
seP5td Pay Director United States Navy.
National Republican., 1876-09-05
70 MACH1NIsTs AND SHIP BUILDERS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }

t.,
WASHINGTON, D. C., August ~, 1878. /
Sealed proposals Tor New Boiler and Repairs
to the Steam Machinery of the Revenue Steamer
"STEV VENSn will be received at this Department
until l. O'Clock noon Of THURSDAY, the l4th of
September, 1876
Bidders must state the time in which they will
agree to complete the work and the amount they
will allow for old material. Bids must be in ac-
cOrdance with the specifications, and should be
addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, and
Boiler, etc, for the Revenue Steamer Stevens"
Specifications for the work may be obtained
from the Collectors Of Customs at New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, and at this Depart
ment.
The vessel may be seen at the port last above
named.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, and to waive defects, if deemed
for the interests of the Government so to do.
(Signed) CHAS. +. CONANT,
se2-td Arting Secretary.
National Republican., 1876-09-05
r IL. WARNER, Auetioneer.

TRTsTEEs' T sT EE SALE Ale OF DEsIRABLE PROPERTY
sTREETs HdTR BETMEaN iMPRk kasR s2
TWO sIALi FRAMES $ on 81 REAR "a ftG OF LOT. I.V D
s. Il GfsS aGy Gs IN fniff sdr N
Ez ns, fono 2S2 one OF the land records for
Of the party secured thereby, we will sell, at pub
e Sucasn Men In 1ss front q the premises on TUES I
iowpg-descrbed real estate situate in the city OF
Part Of lot numbered nine 90 in square numbered
TWO hundred and fourteen, (2l4,) beginning or the
feetnorth from the southwest corner Of said loL nine
O. and running thence east one hundred and twer-
tSl feet; thencs east IS 1eghty-fouT SD feet thence
thence west Two hundred and ten faIoe feet and ~
() inches to Fifteenth street. and thence south twen
Ming SandFIa sgG d esg
eight a. 1881 square feet more or less, together with
Terms: One-fourth cash: balance at six, twelve,
eighteen and tSEenty-four months with interest at
the property sold. A deposit of one hundred
SeTansne n % Se AZ Oh & ana a co1 e
are not compiled with in i've days the trustees re;
cost Of the defsulting purchaser, after i've days
advertisement.
BEk5tMfS EsE5iSH sT!GkHFGs F. sNYDkR, Trustees.
-HDEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE BY
s e as 1 h 5hs P & Mill be
BENJAMfN BtSG4m 2 ?. II iSSTiE, SNYDER, Trustees.
81 TIE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL WEDNESDAY, July 9s, ls76. at 40 clock pm.
WILLIAM SrICkNEY, (Trustaas
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, :
jy13-ThSTu
R6- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned unth WEDNESDAY, August 3, 1876, at
O'Clock p. m. -
EENJiAM BENJkMfS sT!GkSE4,R T! sNYDE,R, Trustees.
jyT-ThMdds
EgTHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, September 2S, 1875, same
hour and place. -
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, trusteeS'
j. T. CoLDWELL,