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The New York herald., 1877-01-17
WHAT Is A NONRESIDENT?

In the suit Of John ". Hamilton, late press agent
for Howcs and Cushinss circus, now In South Amer.
ica the defendant, jacob LoriIiaro, moved In tho su
prone Court to compel the plaintiff on the ground Of
MS being nonresident Of tho city, 10 Mo security for
tho costs OF tho action. Annexed Is the opinion Of
Judge McAdam, denying the motion with COSTS IL Is
somewhat important II defines tho status Of an a.
logged nonresident Of New York county in a common
SUIT at law within tho Jurisdiction OF tho Marlno
Court
The statute applicable to this Court provide. Tint when
suit shall have been commenced tor pianti residing
in the city and county Of New York security for may
be required ot him and proceedings In the Gc'ion
lp such security be ed and the .grees sheicon
The provsionf OF this act do apply however plain
tis who have place Of business stated
within the city and county Of New York. who the
purposes "fths act 10 be deemed esdsntn dbl The plain
tin s journalist by proie ssion. and IL engaged In
doing bnsics, Tor various newspapers the city
York; his domciI is n Bfoo lyn. but the of having
stated regular employment IN the ns calling
various newspapers IN the city of Nee York gives him
constructive or statutory residence within ai,cr city.
which relieves him from the necessity Of giving security
under the act cited The motion require The plaintiff
be denied. N n I''f
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TROTTING TO SLEIGHS.

jerome avenue was alive yesterday afternoon with
the hundreds that were out cnjoyirg the pleasant
weather nnd tho capital sIcghing To add 10 tho other
cxcicments trottipg race TO CHS or This
purse 0, $50 madc up by tho proprictors oi
the principal hotels tho road Tho conditions oi
the mile heats, bost thrco in i've. from sib-
born's Hotel to Gabc Cases. The cutrIcs John
Murphy's bay gcding Charlie Green, Mr.. McNamarai
bay marc Gipscy, Thomas Walkers bay mare Grocery
GIRL aud Mr.. Van Ostrand's gray gcding Orphan Boy.
Charlie Green was the invor,c over the neld and the
betting on the rcsnI, was quite lively Messrs. Shcp-
pnrd Knapp Edward kenrncy aud Clark Vandswatce
the Jud-c -cs. The very exciting through.
out, but Johnny Murphy brought Charlie Green three
times consccutvcy TO tho front, and won the prixe.
The following sa
SUMMARY.
JEROME AvESuE--rRorriSG TO SLEfGus--Jan. l6.--
Purse $50 S25 the 6rs sl5 TO the second and $40
to tho third horse best three nvc; from Sibbcrns
Hotel to Gabc Cases; about one mile.
STARTERS.
John Murpny's b. 3. Charlie Green. i l l
Sir. McNamara's b. ~. Gipzcy
Thomas Walkers b. IN. Grocery Gri........ 3
Mr.. Van Osrand's &. q. orphan Boy. ......... d.
No time taken.
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who estimated the lake to be 140 miles In length by
SO Ia breadth. Its banks clothed with . dense
southern end shallow This exploration establishes
the connection between this lake aud the Nile.
srAxLgy's EXPLORATIONS.
Mr.. Stanley, alter exploring the west and south.
shores OF Victoria Nvauz started from Dunno,
western shore. and crossed the country OF I'm
yora the Albert Niynnza and reached that lake
point where deep gull. Beatrice, formed By pro-
montory called Unsongoia runs out Tor thirty miles ~
"a southwcstcrIy direction. In his Journey stanley
mountain southeast OF the Albert Syanzn,
which was reported 10 be IRON 1000 TO $4,000 feei
high. called Ganiboragarc, on The peak Of which snow
is frequently found. Tho exact position OF his camp
on the lake, gwen by him. 81 deg. - min 30
T.. long and % min ~ lat. Stanley, when last heard
from IN July on his way to CnyamycmbI. his in-
tenion bcingso proceed To uJji TO explore Lake Tan
ganyika and then endeavor strike north toward the
Albert Niyupza.b
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vOCK'S Ell PRETEREA NIHIL.

ALL THAT ALDERMAN KBAUss GAVE FOR vocK's
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
george }. Krauss, OK Assistant Aldermen Of the
Tenth ward, elected on the reform ticket residing In
Orchard street, arrested yesterday by Officer Peter
McSaley. Of the Washington Place Court and arragncd
bcforc Justice Murray for obtaining money by trick
nnd device from Mr.. Baison vock, Of No. 340 West
Forty.nrss street, brush maker. Mr.. vock's state
ment was that he finding, In May last, his business
becoming dull called on an acquaintance,
Mr. Brickbaucr, OF No. 40 Bowery, and
asked MIN he could not procure his son ;,
Aiiredl vock. young man twentytw years
old, somc employment Brickbnuer introduced him 10
Krauss, who asked Mr.. VOck how old Alfred and ir
be strong and we'll butt. He then said he could
get him appointed tho police ho had great nlu.
once with Commissioner Erhardt, but added that tho
appointment would cost money, as I'VE emit do any
thing without money there" Mr.. yock asked HIM
how much money and he said $200 500 TO be pn,d
In advance and 500 whom Alfred obtained his UNIFORM
Mr. V0ck gave him 500 ana tho day gave him $10
Krnuss said, "lf DO not have your son appointed
In i've weeks will give you back your $780, he
brought Mr. Vock's son 10 Police Headquarters and
bad MIN n In an application for appointment, which
any person can do but beyond that did nothing. ON
the or Krauss said that his client admitted
having received the 500 from vock but pleaded III
cxtcnuaton that ut the tne he thought no had SUM-
cicnt influence with Commissioner Erhnrdt to procure
Alfred Vock's appointment and that 7 short
time were given him he would refund the
500 70 Mr.. vock. Judge Murray sa,u--"But
Counsellor, why didn't no procure tho appointment
within hvo weeks or else return the money. | con-
slider this the mcanest kind OF stealing Here Is man
who has held high public Office, elected by tho pco
ple disgraces himself this city by entering into
transaction Of this character. am sorry to IT,"
Az this point Krnuss said:-"SO am | sorry, Your
Honor to Lavc tho matter brought up this way" JUS
tice Murray held Krsuss in 81 100 bail, which was fur
n utnhe
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
LECTURES LAST EVENING.

Tho Rev. Justin d. Fulton, d. D., delivered n Ice.
ture in tho Tabernacle Baptist church. in Second
avenue, last evening" for tho benefit OF the sunday
school onnectcd with the church, on 'Thc Preacher
In Bricrwood PARISH" In which he gave sQme very
strong blows to the ministers and churches OF tho
present day
General Dahgrcn delivered lecture on the ssI.ovo
OF Gold" at the Fourth avenue chapel Fourth avenue
and Twenty second street. last evening. He said no
ting OF u to ward OF tho hepcssncss OF old age or tho
other Ills ot humanity. The common slave was hap.
pier than the slave OF gold
At tho Polytechnic Institute, Brooklyn, last evening
Professor BENJAMIN W. Putnam, OF Massachusetts, do
hvered TO large and highly Interested audience leo
ture pottery, ancient aud MODERN assisted by Mr.
Poole, q practical potter With some preliminary
words expressive Of the fact that the potcr's art Is
closely associated with our households their con ven-
icnces and their embellishments. he gave his audience
objcct lesson In the subject hc hnd hand Hold.
inE up two balls he noted one as representing tho
Kingdom from which latter kingdom we. with all tho
other animals Of the carth derived our sustenancc
mainly, ho hastened to say how vast IL was,
OF seventy elementary substances and almost
innumerabie anxiliarics He spoke Of tho vast
art OF glazing discovercd; OF how
It lost aud found again; of the almost indesruc
bio nature Of terra GOTTA shown by the specimens
found recently BY Professor Schliemann from beneah
tho surface line Of ancient Troy how 1t required
than 200 years for the accumulation OF tho material
even SIX feet and half below OF how botter material
was found at from twenyhreo to thirty three icci
and the purcst from thirty live nifty feet requir
ina time Tor accumulation far beyond that OF which
VIC have any vcsgc
The audience al st. Peters Hall, Twentieth street,
near Ninth avcnuc wcro amused last evening with q
quaint description OF tho metropolitan world as II
passes by Josh Billings Tho lecturer impressed tho
beggars Of New York into service by way Of forming
the body OF his DISCOURSE the head and tail consisting
Of paragraph descriptions OF the various types OF
ono meets IN city life, from dandy to miscr,
from tho who always laughs TO tho
who stcas. ''Stcaling," said tho lecturer, sis
tho first law OF nature, ana many therc bo who
obey IT,"
Before the womans Suffrage Society last evening,
at No. 2S8 West fourteenth street, Professor Goodyear
delivered lecture upon Winckelmann, the famous
turer gave graphic descripti OF Winckcnaun's n q
lifo, OF his struggles for In all the different
paths OF genius his fancy marked out.
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A JAIL BIRD RECAPTURED.

PAT SMITH, THE LAST OF DESPERATE GANG
OF BURGLARS, IN CUSTODY.
The most daring escape ever effected from Sing Sing
State Prison made the I'd OF july locomotive
Of tho New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
was stcaming slowly along the track. which passes
through the prison enclosure, when IT boarded by
Gang OF burglar convct consisting Of big Mike slar.
tory, Frank Woods, alias Fowler, Peter McKcnnn,
shsng Norris Sieve Boyle and Pat sm,,h,
oil desperate men. When tho gnng jumped
tho locomotive Smith, presenting a rc.
voiver nj the head OF the engineer, ordered
him TO start the engine TO bcl u speed and show him
how To stop her. When the engineer did this he
promptly thrown on and the gang ran the locomotive
about two miles down the track, where they escaped
into tho woods aud finally reached this CITY. Frank
Woods and steve Boyle rccapturcd IN ST.
LOUIS by Detective Titus, and tho other convicts
with the exception OF Smith, found at different
times and returned to the state Prison On Monday
ing Sergeant Kcaley and Detective Dorsey OF nv
Central Onicc, received information thft Smith had
arrived In this city and company with another
notorious character named Jack Dunn, whose wifc
Keeps dsordcry house ut No. l5O West Fourth
street. Sergeant Kcacy and Detective Dor
scy entered The house at four O'Clock yesIcr-
day morning aud arrested Smith ana Dunn.
On the men being arragncd before Justice Murray
~ the Washington Place Court Yesterday afternoon
Dunn was discharged, ihero being no evidence against
him. sergeant kcaoy stated that smith has served
various terms for burglary notably in Washington
With Tom Flaherty, and that he was serving torn OF
I'VE years for burglary in Duane street, when no
Escaped from Sing Sing He rcmandcd To await
tnu arrival OF the Warden OF Sing Sing this morning.
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VETERAN FIREMEN.

The Association of Exempt Firomcn Of the city Of
New York held It's thirty y-fourth annual meeting last
evening" tho President, Mr. T. Mills, IN the chair.
large number OF lrcmcn who have served their full
term years elected to membership alter
which tho Treasurer read his report, which showed
balance Of ss 320 In favor OF tho society The annual
election resulted In the unanimous choice Of
tho following ticket :--Prcsidcnt T. Mills |;
Wee Presidents, A. ,. ock.rshausen and
d. Milikcn; Secretaries, q. W. Whcc.cr and +.
Iagadorn; Treasurer, J. Y. Watkins-all OF whom
have previously occupied similar pos'tions. Tho
eleventh annual report OF the trustees OF the Exempt
Fircmcn's 8 benevolent Fund which was submitted, was
read. Ii showed that during The past year more aid
has been gwen 10 old and disabled bremen and their
families than was ever previously tho case Their
financial EXHIBIT ands:l,alancc from last year and
receipts, $SB. .621 81; 10 widows, pensions, Sc.,
ss4 $50 IL. Balance on hand, Si 100 M In addition
10 ihs the hold permanent fund o $llO 400
The ASSOCIATION then proceeded 10 elect officers OF tho
fund. Thor choice fell on McssrA Ockcrshausen, Rid
abock and Gormsn as trustees, and on Mr. j. g. Gtes
os Treasurer After this the meeting adjourned,
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
PIGEON SHOOTING.

pigeon shooting match between Dogardus and
George Daily or at Virginia City, Now. on jam.
ary at tho track, the conditions being ny biris
each. twcnty-six yards rise; sake 5000 Tho score
was as follows;
1l0lll ll011l011111011 l Ill. Total,
81.
11Ol1l 111011ll11110110 Total, 80
Al the conclusion OF the match Bogardus stood bc-
tween two traps lOrty yards apart and snot eight pairs
oil birds not missing one Bird
SIXTY glass balls then thrown Ia the air by pairs
at twcnty-sx yards distance aud Bogardus shot io
ows:-l 222222 2I222 22z212l2l22l22ll
1 j. breaking IN the hir lS balls. Time, 5:05.
A largo crowd was In attcndapcc.
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FOOT RACE FOR FAT MEN.

The gaslight sports at Gilmore's Garden were made
unusually attractive last evening by foot for fat
mcn To be eligible each contestant was compelled "a
scale 200 pounds. Some tipped the beam ut 800 pounds
ana one with q corporation" that Daniel Lam.
bert nigh, have cnvicd touched 3l1 pounds
Eevcn these robust pedestrians t0cd the scratch,
the conditions being three las's OF tho garden,
best OF throc, for purse Of $25, 30 divided
rst received fl0 the second ~ and tho third
81 Dan Kcgan, n delicate youth ot 2i5 lbs., proved
the victor max ng hc rst heat In 207 and tho second
IN 2:05 Rcean showed excellent form, and did the
trick as VI he an old hand nc tho business Will.
lam Groat go los, took second money. and Patrick
Touscy, 253 Il bs and Joseph Doarsicy. 224 lbs, de
vidrd the third
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
Owe THEM THE PRICE OF A SMACK.

To rHE EDITOR or lrHE HERALD:-
havo seen severni statements In tho daily papers
that the throo CIaddsgh fishermen providcnt,ally
rescued tho wild Atlantic, after having been driven
TO sea before an castcry gale, aro IN
this city totally destitute. They como to US
stripped Of their all, and surely objects for :he
helping hand OF their fellow Irshmcn who came here
Of their accord. was much struck by the re-.
sembIance OF Their story to the trip that Conn., the
shaughraun, took to Australia, and MS Mr. Doucicault
took such pains IL bring The of the Fenan pr-
oncrs bciorc tho pubic because they rcsembci the
Fioott OF his play, surely he would head movement
TO send these tough old H. hcrmcn back to tho Cadagh
with tho price Of new smack. They dream OF Amer.
lea thcr. M OF Hy Brssi the Isle ot the Blcst; and
why not send them back MS from magcian's land,
where, having been kissed by tho storm, their old
smack Is turned into q now one
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
COWLEY'S CASE.

From the rcticcncc and sccrcsy maintained by tho
trustees OF the Ch,ldrens Fold IN the matter Of Rev.
Edward (cwIcy, one would think that the fatc OF a
nation hung on their deliberations They look wIso
and say nothing They scrcpulously avoid the
poriers. and the mention Of Mr.. Cowcys causes
them TO remember pressing engagements with an
alacrity that IA alarming. HERALD reporter poid
vsit yesterday To the Offices Of the various trustees,
but none OF the gentlemen could be found An expo
dtpn 10 their rcsdcncc equally fruitIcss. II
lcnrncu, however, that no meeting took place. 1ho
leiter which tho trustees expected from the state
Board vas received yesterday morning. Its nature
was kept State secret
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
HALCYON COTkKIE.

The above association, composed principally Of 9eu.
tlcmcn residing IN tho Twenty first ward, gave its
second annual reception last evening NJ Irving Hall
The attendance was very large aud the growing popu.
larity OF the association Will make u necessary
Tor them To hold their entertainments IN moro CON-
modious quarters The weather delayed somewhat
the ARRIVAL Of tho guests, and IL was after clevoa
O'Clock when he dancing begans II was determined by
m Ut that the time thus lost should tic made
up by nct oachpg upon early hours oil morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
oERMANIA THEATRE.


Beneda's "Prison" was presented last evening at
like "Lsmons," and equally funny. young baron.
wabeck tho absence OF Professor Hagen to mako
love to the iaters wife, An officer surprises him with
warrant against the Professor for contempt OF court
The Baron, not to reveal his Identity accepts tho
vice and marches or to jail. Meanwhile Adelgundc.
baToniai old maid, is waiting to be aianced her
cousin Waloeck twhom she has never before seen).
In pursuance OF. tho ass will of their uncle,
whose estates both have inherited, and walbcck
sends MS friend, Professor Hogcn, to personate
him on tho ancestral estate and TO encounter
the venerable maiden. Hagen likes Adclgundo betor
than Wabcck, and she breaks oil tho match, Tor which
waibcck Is truly grateful ID him for ne
whilo IN jail has madc love to Hemine, tho Wardens
Daughter and been acccpted--but still as Professor
Hagen. Upon Wabcck's release tho warden goes to
Hagen's house. ami seeing Hagcn's wifc no accuses
her husband with having triiled with his daughters
affections, and here Hagen Is also encountered by Ade
guDdc, who greets him her cousin Walbcck Mrs
Hagen thnks that her husband has betrayed her In
making .ove Adelgunde and Heiminc Doth, but tho
mystery 10 hnally cleared up by the appearance OF
WaIbcck, who explains all The comedy capitally
played Herr Freeman and Frau Witt carried of the
greatest share the applause and Fri Bchre and Fri
Haasc wcrc the only weak members IN the cast
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Ap.ommas, who was though. to have gonc to Eu-
rope. 10 in Boston.
This afternoon the performance at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre In aid Of the poor Of ST. Stephens parish will
present many OF the finest actors ID the city In an at
tracivc BILL Those who attend 1t will at enjoy
pleasant afternoon contribute a noble charity.
This evening at the Aquarium will DO exhibited
the complete collection OF Parisan models maao by
Professor ADRIAN j. EbelL II comprises models OF tho
horse, dog, man, insects, &c. Each model will be
entertainment particularly valuable children and
schoOis
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
SINKING A BARGE.

A coal barge moored alongside tho steamer Tcviot
at the Long Dock In Jersey City sunk Monday night
The captain wns rescued By tho ships crew. Tho
barge wus heavily Iadcn anu was IN icaky condition.
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING.

Alfred Pcricr and Andre christol wrestcd at the
Abanbra Theatre san Francisco. January T. IN the
drrco- Roman STYLE Pcrrier won tho first and third
falls and tho match The contest was Tor ths gate
money!
The New York herald., 1877-01-17
THE CLADDAGH FISHERMEN.

The threc Claddagh lishermcn, who have not yet
been sent homo by the British Consul, needy
condition. On Saturday next thcy vii, be transport cd
to Ireland bot al present they have not the
provide themselves with outfits.
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noff cal.
LIFE AMI, DEATH.

What is life. ia herr A battle, my
child,
Where the strongest lance my fail,
Where the wyrest eyes may be beguiled
And he sto Itest hear may Quail;
Where the foes are gathered on every
hand,
And rest not, day nor night,
And the feeble little ones must stand
In the thickest of the light
What is death, father" The rest, my
child,
When the strife and toll are DER;
The Angel of God, who calm and mild,
Says we need ng ht no more;
Who driveth away the demon band,
Bids the din of bittle cease;
Takes the banner and spear from the
falling hand,
And proclaims an eternal peace"
@Let me die, father, l tremble and fear
To yield in that terrible strife
The crown must be won for heaven,
der,
In the battle-fe of life
Ny child, tho thy foes are strong and
tried,
He loveth the weak and small;
The Angels of heaven are on thy side,
And God is over all.
The Argosy.
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Victor. when he found himself in q
cell, believing that he was lost, broke
down and related aiI the particulars of
his crime.
He had known Pere Pigoreau a long
| time, he said. His principal object in
numbering him, was to bring the pun
ishment for the crime upon Monistrol.
That was why he had dressed like
him and been followed by Pluto. When
the old man was once assassinafed, he
had had the horrible courage to dip the
finger OF the corpse in the blood to
trace the five letters, NOBis. which had
nearly destroyed an innocent nan.
sit was cleveryl arranged" he said
with cynical boasting. IF had sue
ceeded, should have killed two birds
with one stone, got rid of my friend
Mon:strol, whom l bate, aud of whom
am jealous, and enriched the woman
| love"
1t was simple AID terrible, certainly.
unfortunately, my lad" observed
Monsieure Mechinet. you lost your
wits at the last moment. People are
never thorough. IL was the left hand
OF the body that you dipped in the
blood
Victor started up.
What he cried, sis that what be.
trayed me?"
Precisely"
The secundrel raised his arm to
heaven, with gesture of al unappre-
cinted genius.
That comes of being real artist"
he cried.
Then, eyeiDg rs from head to foot
with a plying air, be added
'Pere Pigo' eau was left-handedrn
The criminals prompt detection was
owing to an error in the examination.
This lesson va, not lost upon me. /
AOA III OtbcE
very dramatic circumstances. which
shall relate at some future time.
Monistrol was set at liberty the next
day. HI
When the magistrate reproached
him for the false confession that had
justice TO terrible error, he
could get no answer except
Il love my wife, l wanted to sacri
fee myself for her, | believed her
guilty."
Was she guilty? Iwould swear it.
She was arrested, but acquitted by |
the same court that sentenced Victor |
to the galleys for life.
Monsieur and Madame Manistrol row |
keep L wine-shop of by no means good |
repute at Vincennes Their uDcle's |
fortune is squandered, and they are in
sbieet poverty.
j. B. CAsIMIR GODEUIG.
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schenck's tui i'nonic syrup for the
Cure of Consumption, Coughs
and lnlds

The great virIue OF this medicine is that il
ripens he matter and throws it out of The
systrm, purifies he blood, and thus effects a
cure.
sCHENCR'S sES WEED TONIC. FOR THE CURE
OF DYSPEPSIA, IND1G ESTIOS. &C
The Toric produces a h. althy action Of the
stomach, creating an appetite. forming chyle
and curing the m st obstinate asses of indi.
geSt on.
eCHESCh' NASDEAKE PILLS FOR THE CURE
OF Liver COMPLAINT, sc
These pills are alternative, and produce
danger, a. they are free from calomel, and
yet more efficaciruS III r. storing a healthy
action OF the liver.
These remedies are a certain cure for Con.
sumption, as the puImohic Syrup ripeDs the
matter and puTlfles the blood The Man
drake Pills act upon The liver. creaie heal
thy bile aid remove q diseases OF he livei
often cauf e e0fcOnsumptiun OF The eSea Weed
Tonic gives tone and stTt ngfh to the stom-
ach, makes good digestion and enables the
organs 10 l. .rm coed blood: Snd thus creates
a hraitGy circulation of healthy blood. The
C. mbined actions of these meuicnes as thus
explained, will cure every easo Of Consump
tion, il taBen in time and the use OF the
medicines perSevered in.
DIR schenck il profes, ,lonally al his princi-
pa Office, corner Sixth snd Arch SITS. Phila-
delphia, every Monday, where all letters for
sdvice must be addressed. Scbenck's medi
zines Tor sale 6y I'll Druggists-
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US. MarshaI'S Sale.

Union Trust Company of New York,
VS.
Squire Carlin.
No. S.3iI United States Circuit Court North
ern District of Ohio.
Pursuant to the command of a writ of Fieri
Facias. issued from said Court in the above
entitled cause 1 have levied upon and shall
offer for sale at Public Auction, at the door
OF the CAN'T House building, in the city ol
Findiay, Hancock county in said isirict, on
Wednesday, the 9Th Day Of December,
4. ID. 1877,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, the following de scribed
lands and tenemeDts, to wit: ''Inlot num-
Der one ul, in the Village of Findlay, old
pIa'. in the County OF Hancock and State OF
Ohio" Appfai>ed al g SSS o..
y Il PRENTICE, u. s. Marshal.
by 5. NJ SMEAD, Deputy.
{. S RRICE Plaintiffs Alto ney.
FindIay, Ohio, Now ?, ls77. $3.50