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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

A commendable movement toward making
the count in Louisiana a fair ono Is found
in the proposal Of the prominent Democrats
now in Ncw-Orlcans to the dcputatiOn named
by the President for conference as to
the measures which may best be taken to
secure an honest count. Such a confer
cnce and agreement Would give this in
formal gathering judicial authority with
the people of the North that it can never
have if it is divided into hostile parties
that emboIy, instead of seeking to remove.
bitter partisan spirit. 1t would also commit
both parties 70 the issue of fair canvass,
and put an end to controversy Of which the
whole country is weary. Meanwhile the
reports from the three States, while they
show little diminutiOn in Democratic claims,
show none in the signs of Republican
success. Senator West computes Republican
majority in Louisiana of Loo, giving the
Democrats all their unanimous" parishes. In
all three States the discussion has reached the
question OF the rcvisory power Of the Boards
of CanvaSSprs. IN Louisiana and Florida the
right is secured by law, and in South Carolina
proceedings have been begun to test it at once
in the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-15

On Thursday evening, Nov. 16, Prof. John W.
Draper will deliver lecture at Chickerng Hall on
Science IL America" The claims of American sci
, 1876-04-20

that way; that Gen. Dolkntp wAa coming 10
Long Branch Ia 4 few days, aud that, II tho wit
moss would not SOC Tho Prealont Ia tho nlean-
time, he {Dabcook) would talk with tho Becra~
tssy. Babcook did 40, and Informed Bregn Of
tho nature of tho charges. Drega !ntlsnAted
that rlatt Ind tho work stopped through h.s ill.,
tluence WITH tho Beototary Of War becauso tho
firm would not pay plsis tho additional elf.ooo
>. In ths connection lAttolds nano Waa men
toned. 1t waa stated that ho tesegrapliod tho
Secretary OF War altor tho suspension was or
desed to stand firm In hts order.
GEN. 0Anf1ELD'e EXPLANATION
Of hls connection with Tho mAtter is this Alter
tho arat appropriation had boon made tho Com
nltteo On Appropriations tocetved tettof etat-
lbs TINT the preparation waa humbug. Quar-
termtstor~dencral Me!ga Was summoned boforo
tho CoElmit.eo aud Ie stated that tho board
that lad boon appointed 10 examine
the preparation was compoaoa Of officers hostile
to 1t. Another Board wns then oricrcd, aud tho
foauis Of itu report was ttnt another apptopr,a-
tton waa nado. Before thn noxt Congross met.
tho story bad been nolacd hbout that cowtos l.
Drogn had sud that they Lad pntd E10, 900 for
securing tho introduction of their prcraration
into tho army. hhen, therefore, Garfield, vino
was then In tho Wcst, read thnt tho
Secretary Of War had suspended tho
Co"lcs d Dregs contract, ho (iar.leid)
totegraphud to tho beceosary Of War to H:and
firm In ha suspension. Con. Garfield main
tasns that TINT telegram: aad sllo letter to tho
Secretary OF War uhsrh followed will show that
Garfield wated to have the contract suAronhol
Until ~ Investigation of tbs alleged wrongful
uao Of NANCY could BE- had. This, Garfield saya
is tho meaning ot hs telegram, and ho declaros
that he nb7et heard until tts day ttat Dom
1'iatt lad beou tho caueo Of tho order Of aus
pension.
, 1876-04-20

IOUk ! eE RESPONSIBILITY.
PRESIDENT JAcEsoN TO THE INVESTIGATORS.
WAaulSoToS, D. G., Apal 19.-Iho letter Of
President Jackson to Henry 8. Footc. formerly
Chairman Of tho Committee to investigate gem
erbl charges Of abuso against tho Executive Do
pnrtmont, has Just boon rorired hore ~ app!ica-
bio to tho present methods Of Democratic IN.
qurios. The follnwin9 Bontoncos will indicate
its character
quests as they please, provided The: % mt withhold
ri Sndef tsr tstss sIss0a ,;sT p3Ss business Il
direct them to devote themselyc. to their dutica
Ia rnfercnce any illegal aud Unconstitutional call
for no matter f H., Stat s1nrso ~ # nay
For msaelf I shall repd II, such nttonpts
% AZ :, vs'ten "f tho rr :iss Ct ,q..!ee
sacred duty to tho People n hc un!tod Hates to rc.at
them a. would the establishment Of b Spanish
u II As[ I'll sc
sootatos. you are unwilling Of your own sccord to
bring speco chssges. then reauss your Committee
memoef Of Congress- who 1a.do general charao of
corruption, to testfy before God aud the country
wheter yo' or they knew of any specific corruption
OF abttae Of trust IN the executive departments, and
WHORE there ia Tho slightest rea.on % snspect corrp
ss 10 ] ntcspos.d 70 psovont the fnes SCI sc1ny Sy
all Iegal Meaus. 'Ths Offices Of all tho departments
will bo opened 70 you and every fncty furnished for
possi6Ie facility consistent with law anu justce
Ia bo given to the Investigation Of srochc tangible
charges and on the other ehtlt rurutatc all attempts to
invade tho Just rights OF the Executive Depart
noo.s, mud Of The individuals conpostnH tho estnc.
II. attor al your ciauor, you will masu no spocihc
sna Sos s
tlo Of tho untnh Staten a. he auh0rs Of unfoundsl
cninnes aud tho public servants you have assanlt"d
fully pc1uttt Cd.
, 1876-04-20

so>e,a, 1h.notth n Tba fg'saoo Tt,hun+
w,su,snrax n r. Az, 10 N:r,,a ta,,oc.,ro
T. N, ,,....: N ~ 3.rn -, a,'.," tuno".'h
Is tho tokt OF Howiss Caew iors} Feso!lt'oo'
referred to the Committee OF Ways and Aeaua
this Afternoon. in relation to tho pnymons OF
ind1mcnt, ~ tba f,om,nlr,,on of th, Alnham,
t,t.in,a. ~ '''~''0'' - ~
c'alna: .,... :,
WitEnsae, Iae secretary o. the lfeasatf. Or t1o
~ Iii ~ april t ts ~ att. e
ia, scsird n4onn.,1s vt is rcrsIvcd \. ths rcssn1
Departmens uatil IL ococf noon. on the 9sh iast,,
and opened Immediately thereafter for tho 1sn Of
Per cent coupons ot registered bonds Of the
ianued l1an ot antofizel hy tho ncM o. guy r.
, 1876-04-20

latest Intelligence from tho Rod
Cloud and spotted Tail Agencies,

Latest Intelligence from the Rod
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies,
Etc.
OMAHA. Neb, April 1o.-An official telegram
to Gen. CrooE, from Fort Laramie, yesterlny,
conveys tho information that no Indians hayo
loft either Tho Red Cloud or Spotted Tail AgeucioH
with their families sincs the fight with Crazy
Hotso, on the Powder Ri7or. A few men won't
out to bring in thelr oun people
by Northe1n Sioux. Tho ChoTonnes at Rod
CIond arc alarmed. and talk Of going Gouth.
Tho Indications arc that the thsashlng given to
Crazy uorRo has Affected tho O8AllAtlas 80
Maj. jordan is OF tho ppinion that 800 Ogalfallaa
would go With m expedition against tho North
ctn Iu1inna If they woro allowed to keep what
they capture The Northern Sioux hna Btolen
taor stock latoly. Tho Indians ut the agonciea
are remarkably docio. Fow mlners hnyo been
killed near tho Hills latoly.
, 1876-04-20

Bu<ef1t Lr1p1tch to 1ne Chtsaoo Tribune.
WAsu1.oros, .. G.. April 19-The House
Committee on Civil Service has been engaged
for sevaral days In an inquiry iuto tho employ
mont Of sBopts Ut tho Secret service Bureau
under Chief Whitley In the Now York Custom-
House. It appears from tho testimony Of a. D.
Newoomb and ]. G. Eet.lcshlp. tho
latter of vhom was examined to-day,
that zach Of them, while receiving
regular pay Is Secret sorvioo Agents. also re-
ceirod SALARY Of "a day RH Inspectors in Tho
Eew York Custom-ilouso. Tho second ea!ary.
however, they dld not retain &he1useives, but
Eewcomb, on the order OF Nettleship, and Net
flesh ip. By direction Of Whlsoty, paid 1t ovor to
Theodore Allen, vino, thor said was rendering
them some assistance. Whitley and other Wit
nosseB arc 10 ba examined ID regard to this
matter,
DADcoCK.
Gen. Babcock In relieved from at least ono
sapder. 1t laa boon extensively published that
Leo. OF the firm of Lee J. Reynolds, paid Geu.
Dabcock $1,000 for securing pout-t1adership.
Loe was examined to-day. mt Nhllo ho admit
ted that ho had paid large tuns to Gen, He
dricx for that purpose, he paid Dabcock nothing
whatoyor.
r@AccouNTED FOR.
Tha Committee Oh Expenditures In tue Treas
ury Department, In examining the accounts Of
tho Bureau Of Captured and Abandoned Proper.
Iy+ UaB uiECOfGIGu k4ak IIIUptlk$ VI 4ll1lt1l50
value is unaccountcd for. The responsibility
for much Of lll'B is directly tracoablo to Simon
Draper. Of Now York, former Government
ABent now lluad.
t1o ths Asaociattd Frtss.1
TuR EMMA NINE.
WAsHtsaToy, D. c.. April 10. tho Emma
Atino Investigation to-day. ex-senator Stewart
testifod Tint 10 advised Lyon to send Senator
Morton q retaining fec Of $1,000, having preyi-
o,,aiy Informed tho Senator that II tho auit
turned out Nell he should hayo large compeu-
pntIou, After seclug Senator otorton'a tcsti-
mo,y, and not knowing whether Lyon had COM
llied with bis suggestion. hs wrote to Deusof
bsnk for information whether draft Ind boen
ltgwn by Lyon In favor Of Senator Morton, aud
tho reply wna TINT there was no eV!dence tlas
such check Aad bcen drawn.
GEN. HcIsENCK
delies tho truth 1T tho tecentty-pub!ished atato-
u,cnt that Lo received 95,Oa0 at,tl stock for ,iB
services in procuring the paasago Of the bill
passed BY tho House for tho bcnoat OF Col
orado immigration land Bcheme. lie snys 10 TO-
cciycd 10 nouay whAtevor for l!B services In
bls capacity Of member Of CongrcHs, but what
aver he received WAS In pursuance OF contract
made with pa1tlos III England iu l8i9 for logal
advice aud Information In relation to American
1aw.
, 1876-04-20
MOTHS.
MOTHS,
A ngMEDY wonhE THAN THE DISEASE,


piee.al Nspatch 10 The Chtedao Trib,ine,
WASHINGTON, D. O.. April 19,-Tbo inTcstiga-
tion Of tho moaus uasd to Introduce tho famous
Cowtes' Moth Extetminasor, which Aas been her-
aided as noisy sensation, was begun to-day.
According TO tho etoricH, ttIis investigation Was
to dieoloao tho nRmos OF Dom ratt, Rufus
ingalls,, and Gen. Garfield. These nauloa MORO
mentioned in tho manner below dotailod Dregn,
a worry unctuous man Of tho world, who was yes-
tesday hauled from bis hiding -placo In tho uppor
story Of Wolcker'a by auhpmua, uas oxam-
inod. 1Io testified with tho afr of >
man who Ind varoa to sell, md
talked a. no pleased, In Hpito OF the pro.ost
OF tho Chairman. Il will bo remembered that
Con. Meigs stated that tho Government had lost
large amount Of money by tho nse Of bis
patont. which did not accomplish what waa
claimod for 1t. C!ymor stated that 3400, 600 bad
becn paid him Tor this iattor. Dsoga ran on llko
ths: !" IIo could not state What share Of tho
profits was Ills. I1o thought
THERx wEnE NO }RoF1ra,
40 far ~ no wss concerned, nor would
LIE DO ablo to say until ho had
settlement with bis partner. Had
not paid any money for the passage Of tho not,
directly or Indirectly nor had any momber Of
hss firm nor had ho scen any charges Oh tue
Witness said that tho tirm employed Dom
Plat to lay the tuorta Of tue case before tho
Secretary OF Waf. and whon tho Appropriation
bills woro before Congress to call uembers' Rt-
tcntion to tho reports OF tho officers. Tho ar
rapgoments with Dom PiLtt was that ho VAS
to 1cccYe poE cont OF the amount
paia hy tho Qoyernmont Had ueyos
T.hld sny officer Of the 0oyernment any
money: Had mover Bpohen With uou. 1ngallu on
this subject, n1copt publicly before the 1oarl
appointed to examine the process Dit not suE.
Goet Gen. 1ugalls ~ = uotubet OF tho board.
Eoyer mMlo a apecsal request to llayo Gen.
Ingalls, appointed as d mombar Of tho
Board. At that time Dom piatt. WAS still tho
agent OF the tis1n. uen. luga!ls was also
member Of the second Comu1ssion, which "Rs
appointed in 1879. When wItuoss returned from
Europe he won't down to Long branch to 800
Gen. babcock. Witnoss found that
uoNA PIATr had MADE DEMAND
upon tie firm for $l3.lO0 OF el3 00o. which Mr..
Cowles deutod being duo aud Mr. Plat laa
Threatened II 1t woro not paid that lie would
hAyo the work stopped. Tic work Wa stopped.
and witncsa caileti fl1ss upon Con. Aleign and
thou upon tho Secretary Of War. The lAttor
received him very ourtty, and told him he would
ba ID II no woulu let him know anything
about 1t. Witness thon hsd q consultation with
bis partaer. and they thought they would lay
tho msttor bsfore tho Iehident and
wisuess went to Long Branch whore hs
Ian Gen. baboock and told him Of tho state OF
tho ckso. Gen. DAbcock said thDle must b. =
mistake about tho Secretary Of Var acting In
, 1876-04-20

Ecnate to-day, and only wanted some small
boya podlJing tho photographs Of tho accused
among tho crowded audence to make IL yeiY
liko d show. After tho performance Con. Bel
Rnkp clhtted with several friends, and appeared
altogether nnconcoruod - ho passed out through
tho inqu[at,ve crowd. The Senators discreetly
refrain from expressing an3 opinion ~ to
whethor they havo Jurisdiction over Con. Def-
knsp. and It iH evidont that ZONE trno will b
consumed Ia settling this question.
ia generally conceded that tho sonato will
IT HAS 1un1BDfCTfoN
on the ground asated By tho managers. It Is
Bad that I>elknap's presence IN court ia for the
nurpore Of carrying out sao 'doa ~ tnat no hnpoare
tho purpose OF trial Of tho kncretsTy Of War. II
lie waa a.ill In ofico he would not appear, but
hta counsel hold that private citizens must apnesr
Ia pordun TO hnn1or charges btfoto court. TAta,
however Ia rnthor trivial In tts character. There
IL no precedent for tho ex-Bocrotnsv 10 anpenr
fn person, and Ills doing 10 ls generally regarded
rs indicate, II not downright ofErontoEy. ffls
baartnE In tho 6cuato or IN tue Court, Whichever
~ Secretary Of War, and modenty ss quality
which hc doos not appear TO undcIstand. Az
aoou as tho court adjourned ho walked to tho
rear OF tho aonatoga' aaats, and bockoued to
Senator A11inon TO como tn him. Iio wRs nlso
joined by two members Of tho uouso delegation
tho chamber, bo Peemod to bo highly
entertaining. Tbore docs not appear to be any
calculation aa To tho length Of tho tria hut it Ia
evident that It will DO prolonged far into the
summon.
ITO tbs Astoetated PYf4l
THE COURT rAocrLpEEuH.
WAsuIsnroA, D. G., Anrii 1D.-The galleries
wero agatu densei1 crowded this morning. tho
tho rush. TINT it became necessary to close Boruo
of the doors eoon afteE the 1onato Vas called To
e1dor.
The tablos and soats for The managers Of ths
impeachment, tho accuscd and bis counEo, were
arranged az On Monday.
E1.secFotary Bclknap and bis counsel entered
at 1925, and at 1890 tho Legislative busiuosH
w1s suspended 10 reeusne tho Impeachment trial.
The managers having taken their places, mir.
Lord sont to tho secrctars's desk aud bad road
tatiyos to tho plea Of Belknap, to the OBJECT that
at tho ttn,o of the commission Of tho acts charg-
cd Deiknap was an officer Of tic Unitod statos,
and WAS such al officer until after tho HouBe,
voHti6ation into the chargos against him. and
wero preparing for his impeaenmout, fact
known to him when ho resigned.
Afr. Carpenter, for tho accused, asked for a
copy Of tho replication Of tho uouso, and until
Monday next to answer.
Mr. Edmunds aubmittcd al order that the re-
aront}ont flo Lila answar TO tho replication Of
tho House by tho 24th fnst,, and that managers
flo their rejosuder BY tho 25th, md that tho
t1ial proceed on tho 9th inst. Agreed to.
Edmunda 1t wAs ordered thai tho scnato, ait
ting aB a court Of impeachmeuk adjourn until
tho 9th inst. at 1880 p. m.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Lord. tho Chairman OF the Impeachment
Managers, reported tho replication to tho nlca oa
3lrsdiction flied on behalf OF Bell:nap. The rep
location waB adopted and ordered communi-
catod 10 tho Senate.
, 1876-04-20
NOTES AND NEWS,

,r epseuA H's',a'e" % ne chead" y =
"hHAi"oFoH' ~ u. hptli ?.-d draota
veto message, as eont by him 10 tho Senate yes-
terday, and read by Secretary Gorbam today.
contains a doub,o blnnder. m aara r., nm
r,,..o 4.,shon tha s.i.-. -, ~ n..',,a. ~ ~.
p,He0, ".on , eao 1eas u sio t.eo'oont u
the on1soo s'atca was hxed BY tho Conats-
tuition At s250oQ"; aud, In another
placo. epeaklup of tho palsry. .rt
Is not now ono-tlfth In ynIuo what
II van when fixed nv tbo Oonstitntion." Al Tia
tbn Gonat,tution thia donhfo hinnder vii haya
to bo corrected. II In hardly possible tIlnt Con.
, 1876-04-20

Sp<rtal D1tpdtrA 70 TA1 CAkapo IftttMe.
DupuouE, Ia, April 1o.-The aup1ens Cou1A
met ut 9 4. IN.
stsou, appellant u. Meter; fruu pallas district;
Affirmed.
Dotaut IT, Dath, appellant; from huscadne Dts-
t11ct: AfnFmed.
Clark, appellant, "a. Close; from johnson piEttett
affirmed.
Kennedy n. Digelov, et u. appellants; from Wins
uAahiek DiatEics; Affirmed,
Duncan l. Duncan n. Otuco, appollsnt; atnr.ned.
Tuctnf ~. Hork, d A., AppallAati frosn MAhAaxs
District; &itlEmed.
uoAF ". Tbs Chicago, Clinton Dubuque Railroad
Company, appellants; frotn Jackson Dl8tr1e+; 10
yetysd,
Downing N. The Chicago, Rock Ikhnd pactdo
Nallroad Company, appellants; from Dasis Circuit;
Atiir1n4d.
sptndlar, appellant, Duke; from Warren Circuit;
ethr1sd.
Graham n. Hooney u Il. appellants; motion fo1
tudgmank tn t1ix Court suAlalnn4,
iiltchins r. Neu, appellant; from Jackson Qiru1Ns
afnrned.
On motion adjourned to Thuzsday.
, 1876-04-20

koJter. tho President Of the Company, - ing
advanced him money, held tho stock as r :er-
a! security. The explanation given BY u 8. ,era
Of tho Board Of Health OF t11iH transs : Ia
that Dra. Cor and D|iag ownsd an int =. tn
tho strausa patent. md that when Bra sold
this out to tho OdorloBa Excayasing 2 pAny
thoy were paid in ntock Of tho nav Ct - tn to
coYcf II.
, 1876-04-20
OBITUARY.

Sp*1al NspoteA " tn CAadapt 1Wexak.
DAxNL1r, Ill, April 1a,-a. T. Kasu, one of
tho foremost merchants OF this uty, dad hare
yesterdsJ, and tho remains xeso taksn to Lo-
gausport to-day for burial The military ~.
cortsd tho rsmains 70 tho train, lad q large del.
sSas,on Of oitlxans accompanied thsha to Lo-
gluapart.
, 1876-04-20

AT LAWYER. IA.
6pte41l Ittp44&th Ia TAs Chndoe Tribune.
McGnEuon, H., April l9.-This morning n
Lawler, Ind, the Parker House MAS consumed
by fire.. Loss, e. 900. r. Bohn, an old man,
was unable to got ont on account Of tho bewiider-
lug Objects Of the smoke, and porished in ths
flames. Many of the boardesg had everythinR
burned exoept themAolves aud shsi1 night
clothes,
, 1876-04-20
IMPEACHMENT.

ANOTHER HnIEF bkb8IUH.
5p<esdl U,spa&eA Ia Ihs Chleaga 1f7bttE<-
WASHINGTON, D. O.. April l9,-1ho Dsiknsp
Impeachment FARGO took up ths tins Of the
, 1876-04-20
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FON WOOD, COAL AND
HAY


foar LEAyENwonrM, KANaAs, ArE1 10, 1876.
.aEAfED PROPOSALS. In tetpcate. subject to The
usuAl conditions, will bo received 1t tha otaco and
II tho olce Of tho Poss Qu.rtermastsr 1t cach poat
HaInod below until II O'Clock u n,., on Monday tie
18th day Of May, 1s7o, at which time and paca they
Will be opcncd IN tho presence Of bidders for tho do
very, during the dscA year endng June 80 1877. Of
Wood and Hay = the following named posts: Forts
1eaymvorth, Riley, md Dodge Kansas: Fort Lyon,
@, r., FoEts Gibson, Reno, aud Bill ani Camp Supply
T. r and Fort Elicit. Texas. Also for Hay At Foria
Hays and Wallace, KAusas:
Al tho sa1no tmo and plaoe separate proposals will
b teceiyed aud opened for tho delivery Of Dtumtno
Coal At Forts Hays Wallace, Dodge, aud Laruoa Kan-
bss, and Fart Lyon, g. r.
lids for any portion Of the supplies will 10 eutcr-
!Hod. Preference will be given to Articos Of omes-
uc production, This Government reserves tho right to
1eject any Or Ill bids.
Circulars giving further particulars, tho quantities
required It tho posts nsmeJ iuatEucslons = To- The
manner Of bidding sondit!ons to be Observed by h-
ae, terms of contract and payment also blank pro-
osaa will be Furnished upon application u this oco
or to the Offices Of tho ust at tho poats
n1med.
Envelopes oons.inin9 proposals ehould b plainly
marked 1" Proposals for Wood Tor lIay. or Coal} 1t
-.h RUFUS HA4TON, y. @. II. Gen.
, 1876-04-20
FOR RENT.

a large corner basement ottlce: aho ,4irnhle up
sai1 oflcos, In tho Metropolitan ntock. Arply 10
A, A, MUNGER, Hoom8.
, 1876-04-20

At WlHQNA MlNNs
Special Dispatch to Tbs Chledpo JftbuAk
WINoNA, April 1D.-Tho house Of ". A.
Cozlos, occupied by Thomaa Langdon. in tha
eastern part Of the city, burned LAST night,
Langlon has insurance In tho Franklin Of st.
LouiA for 950Q.
, 1876-04-20

is also busy about tho stroet4 tonight ondeavoE-
ing to explain why he appeared to disclose
alleged secIots couhdod to him by his cltont,
Huit, who says that he mover mRdo such atato-
1neutB. Tho wholo atory aeouB to DO pitiAblo
invention, II Ia confidently asserted that tho5o
woro nevor auy Buch auita ~ thoso which Bari
10y teBtihes to, aud that hiA client 8uIt. mover
had any distillcriea eoizea under tho clroumHtau-
cos mGutiouGd
, 1876-08-30
Il n v Y

said properties will again be put
up for sale at a 4th Auction to be
held 1t this Office on Thursday the
28th September next at - o'clock
noon.
The properties will be put up for
sale fist separately and afterwards
together collectively.
Auction Office Frederiksted Au-
gust 22nd 1876.
C. SARAUW.
, 1876-08-30
: STANDARDIZATION $50
u p p 6 R L " 6

with all appurtenances and situated
in Princes Quarter in this island.
The auctions will be held at the
Auction office, at IL o'clock noon, as
follows:
LIST Auction on Thursday the 2lst
of September 1876,
2nd Auction on Thursday the 9Th
of October 1876,
3rd Auction on Thursday the 18th
of October 1876.
The conditions for the sale and
other information may be had at the
Office of the Dealing Court as well
as at Lawyer Jennings Office.
This advertisement serves also
for the information of the mortgage
holders.
Auction Office, Frederiksted Au
gust 22nd 1876.
, 1876-08-30
- SUKKERPLANTAGEN -
D P P E R g

med alt TIbeh6r og beliggende i
denne Oes Prindsens Qvarteer.
Auctionerne afhoIdes Klokken IL
sIet midday paa Auctionscontoiret
som f0Iger:
lste Auction Torsdagen den eide
September 1876,
eden Auction Torsdagen den Ste
October 1876, -:
3die Auction Torsdogen den lode
October 1876,
Conditionernc for Salget og andre
OpIysninger kunne erholdes paa
Skiitcretscontoiret SAINT paa Procu-
rator Jennings Contoir.
Denna Acknowledgements t%jener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthaverne.
Frederlksteds AuctiOnscontoir den
22de August 1876.
c. SARAUW.
, 1876-08-30

is out of the question, and that, for
payment, [ shall take a prompt, de-
cIsive and effectual course.
August 22nd 1876.
NJ. JOLLIFFE.
, 1876-08-30

Denne Acknowledgements tjener till
lige ill Efterretning for Panthavere.
,Christiansteds Auctionscontoir den
28de August 1876.
FL. A. JURS.
, 1876-08-30

PFTER Begjaring at Firmaet
e ROCHE Bros. & Co., som I'd
I%@gshavere i Forening med Frede~
riksteds Skifteret som behandlende
afgangne Planter GEORGE FARRELLV
og efterIevende Enkes fRlleds Boz
vii bliye opraabt til Salg we'd 3'Auc-
toner i Oyercnsstemmelse med PIa-
kat 22de April 1917
rrTvyHDnY NTT ANTM
, 1876-08-30
AUCTION.

TT THE request of Messrs. ROCHE
II Bros & CO. as levy holders joint
ly with Frederiksteds Dealing Court
in behalf of the joint estate of tho
late GEORGE FARRELLY, planter, and
his surviving widow, will be put up
for sale at three auctions in
accordance with the Placard dated
the 22nd April 1917 the
STANDARDIZATION
, 1876-08-30

estate OF the late Elizabeth James
the
House and Lot
No. "a Princes Street Christiansted,
belonging to said estate, will be put
up for sale at 3 public auctions in
conformity with the PIacard dated
22nd April 1917.
The Auctions will be held at the
undersigned Office at 1 o'clock p. m.
as follows:
1st Auction on Thursday Septem-
Der 2lst 1876;
End Auction on Thursday October
9Th 1876.
3rd Auction on Thursday October
18th 1876.
Conditions, appraisemcnt and other
documents concerning the sale may
be seen at the Auction Office from
October 18th 1876.
This advertisement serves also for
the information of mortgage holders.
Christiausted's Auction Office,
August 28th 1876.
Fl. A. JURS.
, 1876-08-30
AI1lON

FFTER Begjuring at Frederic
e steds Skifteret vii bliye oPraabt
til Bortsalg we'd Zen Auction her paa
Auctionscontoiret Tirsdagen den
lode September f0rstkommende
midday III. - slet,
, 1876-08-30
EiendoEn111en

No. II Lit. "A. b. Kongens Gade
her i Byen tilh0rende afgangne
Barnabas b. Beech og efterlevende
Enkes 30.
Conditionerne for Salget og andre
O%pIysninger kunne erholdes paa
SkifteretscOntoiret.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den
23de August 1876.
c. SARAUW,
, 1876-08-30
AUCTION.

Ar the request of Christiansted's
III Dealing Court in behalf Of the
estate of the late Elizabeth James