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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

There II snnua ihst tsHMiins 4. isnh.t.
IAN, ~a II The isle smnnsslsee Ssniss,Hli.
viii ~. fts a mrr. rlasahte siisisiaa u hss
fathers estate.
A ha,,iae s,.as ~ Sntisalns. Starvation
anal rannIimilsm Al - IL slsissl w htsst
rs~iss.l nj ll,stun Irsa cais. ka,a. ~ shs
seh,umf 4. n. Mcdonald, dated ~ III. west
c,~r, ~ Africa. ta,a. Kane r.lases tia, -
his outward ,usag. firm h,stai he hll ~
with tlu wrek ~ thr llsiti-h lark MAi,s,
having "a, iaarl tNp survivors ~ ths
c,,w ut t.,,tt.@n a,. thc eslef. having
l~ri.l.si frm cN,renir AMI famine. The ta'.
men w,v ,aktn nn inarl slr -cirrf,,f. hnt ",i.
,lItsi within fenr hn.,r~. frm the ~ale ssif-
.is.r /, VA. asccffainsl that thu bark was lrsunl
from lh.ises. aa.. ta t'ifart. Ireland Tint -l,.
sprung al.ak im ralr nll tiil,vi with water =.
Il wa. impossible /. SAW any ,a,n-lo,la ~ sn'sl,
water. They ~s., .lsgan ~ die ~ Starvation
aul A. ~an q. a,r ,lic,l the rps -nl,-t~t.sl
tl.,u the dead i1rl,. and 50 oh until
nnl, Two were l.ft. The survivor. Jasrs NJ.
I.aughlir. lelnng- ~ belfast. lrtland, and say
that only rmall portions ~ ti,e isslios could w.
eaten, Nj, one Wa Killed. hnt ths n,onnlA n.,e
died tho survivors cut the threat ~ slsrcarc.l
aud drank the blnsi AMI then divided The heart
ami hrainx II wss shirty-two days fr,ah tl,r
stmc III tic ,ira1,.r until ,he wreck was sighted.
ami durng all that time tlW rrw l,Asl 'nA
lrxl, NJ wat.r ~ oiher fuA than the bslics Of
their dad shiiMalr~.
Iii The a,nning sc~~Iol, ni thu German iaflla.
ucnt, la~, week. king William cslressed TIM
confident belief that there viii hr no disturb.
are. ~ The i~aee IL Europe on aet"nns II tls
Eastern question.
A.i.lna i'atti. III. ~oril-rennwad prima
,iunisa, har applied for divorce from hrr hns.
hand. ,hc worthless nnl pennils~ Maf,lnl- u
| Ga,x.
/ spain has granted an,csty ~ tarlia rstnHee-
| The Angio- American Gable Company has ~
,lurd the tafir an messages OYER IT. line to "in
shilling sterling Ter word,
| The wlu,le Government machinery III Nass
/ Asutia has beeli wiped aut ~ ssirienf. BY tis
discover, that tn great Seai ~ thu province \,
N. VA. thu on. rendered worthless by III,
Queens command ni,ir Years eso. u har l.s,
therefore decided ,hnt all legislation, ,nate.
| grants, mar,iap. lic.n~e~ and IN fart livery
thing done Nv tioysr,ln.nt authority, a',e'
is,~. was null aud Void. Imperial lastrasia'.i !
u,eessats IL ~, tin i,,att.f right, and tlre Hall
fas lsople arr naturally full u excitement,
/ baltimore papers announce tls N'lddsi, dsail
of asn. Andrew Dsa,i~on TN tho l,ars eiRl
Years Postmaster III TINT city.
4 Brownsville tfl'rSa-l dispatch announce
Tie arrest nj Matamnras IL the Mexican d.ll
crni cnrtina~, and his incarceration IN thu mill
,ary prisni,. II II thu,,slh he will he court
n.aftialud and rlnt ff disohesing an ortit
| fru,n Diax ~ Ir.r.'nt hin~'lf Ut tln ttss !.
! MsNlep.
Another dramatic temple las gun. NJ y
r,nnkr. fnA'H American 1heatct, IN Fhli'
delpha. with a seating capacity u a.Nt
caught lire cn.l, IN thu morning u fch. y
aud was speedily reduced ~ a~laeS.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

The Washington, fnfifai u knn.lAy, fsb. n.
contained iicry article upon thu decision of
the Electoral Tribunal In Nhicl, thu following
passage occurred III man Thus returned IL
power rAh ride In safety frum thu Executive
Mansion ~ tho Capitol IL l~ inangulaiesl, W.
are fitted ff the slavery TINT viii follow III. i,.-
auKtrHtiun. W. dnint l.,cso tho people III
tho tnit0d NtAtrs arc af this nrr.il rut,
We do mt believe TINT they arc prepared,
without blow, o. part with tl.it
hAfsI-tari'cd, blool-stAinssl lHbsressiu,.s No.
tlre II now Ntved on the citizens of l.nulsi.
ana and M,uth carolnA ihnt they must care
for Themselves. How sou,, lnml,-lp~t. viii hear
fruit h for thcm 70 .My. Iu the people II tlr
North and West notice II given that The in,ai.
holders and mononlic. nay faitrn securely i
tlAt nlrinkAwc Vt snlmes Ii now III order. Ii
there N law Tor fraud, there /. reason for .i.,.
eiee, and 70 that We mAke onr last appeal. Z
The appearance " this article MAS thu 1uhject
u Cabinet nMetinH thu foIloNing day. At
which II was determined IL proMru,c Don
Itatt, thu editor of tho fnpitdi. Tor nslIlioiL
and libcl nfon The President.
Hear Admiral1 t.oltlsiufo,,gh aud Davis. III
tho navy, disd last week, Within 4 day VI uacll
other, IN the eity ~ Washington.
II has isen dcelled ~ The secretary u III.
Treasury 70 apply the earning. tor mail trans.
lprtalion u tho several Pacific railroads 10 III.
liquidation u thu interest account NJ lhess
radn.
The foHtoftce Appropriation lill ~ passes.
by the Senate sotes = subsidy ~ &5OO. .t4O /.
thr Pacific Mall Company for rhnA and Japan
mail service
4 sAd Asvtdlent, resulting In the death
~ thu daughter ~ I.cai-AlmirAl ll.slfottl
ovt,irrd In Tho untskirts IT Washington III.
ether day. Mia~ lsadfnrd wA. thrown from hi
hM~e, and her foot caught III the stirnp. IN,
lnsse ran and dragged her ~ death. Hhc WA,
accomplished lady, with 4 large eircle u
fricl.ds, and well known In Washington ~rie.y
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lkllilt,.il.,.t.

III. i',.,WaDs ./ppuaf rts@ tl,ht
hi. popular wnlsl l,nlltluze a'tunl.l IT,
written isulr.,ipHs.. n,ll MltlH
=. Ihntl.. ii, Frtneb. nlsHnA /, i,all nr
bullet. ainl al~,. Iii .uIlHlnial phfassi
tl,r huiaan hru,i. ~ bDNtt .dD.s my
either Inv. nrant N bullet tut insu
.nr'.-a. iii The Mexican war. o.r ~l
,ierr ussA I" spesk III a,,ch and s,lell 4
nm having tnksna MrNn.ui piV~~nf
even more probably. II may have meant
the administration ~ II uh0ek ~ M.
mfu.s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-02

LlfrLE girls disturbed nn oii man II,
San frsnriseo bj playing IN 4 balcony
eluss ~ llis room. wl,ic.i Win In i luuri.l
story. H. ran out. caught onr ~ them.
ari'thrs~ her over ihr r.line. rhv W.
Killed
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".
|, EIL1lLL 1 IllryvoRfn
OAMkgN0,
s'htMtsA mMA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bends
nsasht ana eola.
sss~~ss~~a made HaA sss~rr~A.
eAs~Aestp urMssses.
s,ss... s,*.s :. y. ~. s~sess~s sss'.s s~A s~.~.
neal Estate Bought and Sold On
Commission.
rAtE> ram ppK NoA.kk>bkNrx
.~.4ss. trse,. y, sls sn,n.s ,sr.. As~s iAns.
Arshas isss, tsWseA issrs = rssaea fasss,
sunakAruspmns~
Ne~ t~ss sssssnaM, H.n Il IN,
.hAAse 4l'nseN Ssss~nai AAnt.
Mii~snAes. Miisaasrs Naslr~a' haaA.
Msssr vss sa~t Nsss~eAi hsmk.
As~.s x,s~..l s.as fAsss~n~sa.
A N 4 MN
Insurance Agents,
Cnssp. Iowa,
ns,rtsea, " .he i~s. c~Are~~. IN ,hr tinted
4 Ntasrs. kueh - eAe
krNA. IT Massicvd.
| uNbEnMRirsss. ~ Nvw Y.sA,
| mf And The AMERICAN. II thaas..
| G.. " coMnr,
Having rented hla
MGAr MARkGr,
VII, Keep eon..aa,ly M hand = soo, an as-nrsmea,
~ ean ~ had In ihia part ~ sA~ country, ~ ~hale-
sale ~ retail, fcr cash and n"tA.nR <lse.
We ssay Car Caah, ana sol, ssr IN. s~m..
crcis nerd not bc asA~i fos, ~ viii not ls~ grant.
cash, and hal~ 10 stv~ svnesnt vAtistsrstou.
.@a-ss. .----
IONS v. MAYNARD.
palntss and olaxlsI
CRfsuo, Iowa.
,Y.s mr'.e" ~ H"s."ss ~"rs' 'Hees sssnsSp e any
r u Mrrourrl.
AUOIIOW11.
WIN ~, aMction sAiss .n any IMu VI thc country,
.ons,ir. ss,t
-.
Mouse, otgN and ooegl0gO Paint
'rs,
cnss.n iawA
Wv. n.,.1AnD.
:, .,,'.. x ..,,,,. ::.. .,,,, s.ss: ,. ,,,,,,,,,
's..es.e's. '''.
GRtAaO, Iowa.
=--#s-.A~s ---.#ss--ss.e#-~-
0o0"sy s0svSy0''
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psN. wn. \, Mutss. usassAi MssAGef. Nins.
leeulh yeAs. AhOut e1sty 60llofo nv ~ eIpenees
tssposs. penmen, Fspostess. upsfe1osA ascelteels.
uusteyoge ond teecAess th0scu6ely eets1. EaUltsh
hyonuA1e fsoe. tsse lsSAnyss W emloeMt egnyoss.
tiee fusniehsA r,csSs for sslf.b0AsAtnu. Tsls.
9FanAtnN ira. nAartAAeA writing fbe1. 0onA
BOARDING cluos sud fSsouy hoard. uellre1A fsss
too. AddrusA eAYLtEk' cOLl.E0k xsOtut, lose.
slsss ~Aete ,oa - the s4ssfstssaesl NJ
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The Centennial
SADDLE 1 HARNESS
MANurA0ToRY.
1he nnaersisnsa ~. recently lexas@a ~ cresco,
Tor ths purysssr " Misunderstanding u order and
kerrlnR On hand complete aeOah "
adde's, Harnesses, Brides, Collars
Whips, Lashes, 0rushss.
Harness OILS,
l'lsstrrlng mair, Axlc tircasr, kc., ~.
P,ne Ooaoh and oasslags Mar
nessee = Speciality.
gn-An sorss N r~,Alriax promptly stteahed ".
lrtcee - Iow - any 90ot wnvt csn b. eeosded.
Patronage svsIsesfully addicted.
~ 4. saalTh LIS.
LIVE OAK MARKET, ,
North side Court House ~qaave,
O1R10Oo, IOWA.
have oy%nsa the aboss mavket fnr sAe purpose
" sell,ns as%sss v =. pssiic. chFsss asd osheT
Please Call aaA 0xanias,
4. il suited wsA pstss aaa qualify. buy.
NJ. DooLarrLE. rrops
0AYLI0U
| oaEA1 oonnEaolAl eollEoe,
| KEoKUK. IOWA.
% ~ M,1ssslms.
prM. wn. \, Autss. t1snssai Mssaeef Nins
aesuth yeAs. AbO~l etssy a0lless ~ N expsnee,
fOs mssnbessAtp. boosd aud senalonss1. eone
s; ssssss "a ..s:s ss:ss; .1 sss
bsoaCAes ire. tss~ lsclnsss W eaaee9t esnlcss
froe teo16vAIs, With bsass bon6, w Cu1ls0e Mali
ttee iusn!shsd s,sms fos ssll.bo.s3sng. Isls
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Notiek.--Thner who wish for my serslcca ~ nur.
seyos may nmd me ~ ny
Nrstlr nee, Two AnA \ uNtf MtlcA North
west from u0WArti Centes,
I'm thc Lime hpgings road, ~, In my AlMenre. may
leave word with my sch. They ran nles eorresl0nd
With MA u Howard Center ur Olan Roy. Always
atsr the section, township and range. Ths Survey
mrs records viii In k~tA u lhe Court ltuMae, Cssseo
ItuAN MAMAETr,
Jam6 County kurseyor.
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THE NATIONAL REPOSITORY

How can nave a clear and brilliant
complexion? Simply by using DR.. BULBS
Blood Mixture aud observing the rules
of health.
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Number of contracts for
. County Jail Affairs.

Well, Ben. is still on his Perry-grln-
ations, and Jailer Porter and Turnke y
Dan. Mccarthy are on the ragged edge.
They are making all the efforts in their
power for his recapture, and they have
about as much prospects Of finding him
as they would Of finding a needle i'll a
hay-stack, or the grace OF God in a bur-
glar. AS Perry is the last prisoner that
either OF them will have cause to huLt
up during Sheriff Wallace's term OF Of
dee (unless there is another escape
within The next tWenty-Iour hUurs) it
behooves them to hustle around quite
lively, and by his capture do what Chey
can to lessen the obILquy under which
they are laboring, on accountoi this, the
fourth escape which has occurred with.
in as many months.
Neither Porter nor McCarthy have put
their noses inside OF the Sherit1's Office
since Perry got away, and Mr.. Wallace
mas never been officially notified OF The
escape. PurtePs excuse ior not inform
ing Lne Sheriff Of it, was because he had
heard that Mr.. Antrim had taken the
news OF it to Wallace. The Sheriff is
waiting patiently to see the jailer aud
turnkey came to his office, and when
they DO come, it'ever, he will then in
form them Of the change to be made in
the admins tration OF affairs at tue stone
building. 1t is his intention to give
them both places in the Sheritf's office
If they will accept, and put men il
charge of the jail upon whom he car
rely.
Most men would bounce them entirely
and let them look elsewhere for a job
but Mr.. Wallace will keep them in hi
employ, but. in positions which do no
require so much vigilance. The position
OF Jaller has been offered to Captain
Eu Gene Daylor, Deputy Sheriff in Room
No. l, Court of Common Pleas, but h
re uses to take it unless Mccarthy j
removed. MI. Wallace acknowledge
frankly that the removal Of these men j
a dlsagreeab 9 duty; he regrets 1T eS
ceedingly, but the interests OF the put
lie, as well as care for his own reputt
tiou, demands it.
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A TURKISH LOAN.

When sultan Murad ascended the
throne he was neavlly in debt to Cnrls-
taxi EtfendI Y ,gIaphos, Greek banker,
and he had urgent need OF lurther ad-
vance. it was arranged between the
banker and the Sultan's brother-iu-law
Nouri Pasha, that another remittance
should ne made, anl that jewelry be-
longing to the palace should be held as
security for the whole debt. The jewels
were accordingly sent to Christaki Ed
endis house In Paris. The London Stan.
dara's Constantinople correspondent
now states that the present Sultan has
taken steps 10 cancel the contract and
REQUIRE the banker TO res lore the jewels
The poor banker, who is in Paris, where
his treasure is, does not like 10 give VI
lhe jewels without the repayment ot th,
sums due TO him. He Is not at all likely
10 obtain his money, and, us he Is
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A statistical Statement OF the civil
business of the Courts OF this County
for the year ending June 80. prepared by
Mr.. A. j. Jones, OF the County Clerks
Office, shows that the total number o I
judgments IN the Superior Court, in suits
brought for money. only, was 139, of
which 1l6 were for plaintiff and 20 for
defendant. The number of cases dis
missed was 40 The total amount OF
money judgments rendered was $685.
597 03. Number Of DEGREES rendered, 1863.
In the Common Pleas Court, in suits
for money only, $40 judgments were ren-
dered for the plaintiff, and l30 for de.
fendant. The total amount OF the money
judgments was $421,3 S6. The number
OF cases dismissed was G63 Number OF
dec! ees entered, 902.
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Identified

Mrs. K. Wunderle, of No. 29l Elm
street, has identified the body of we
man found in the river at the foot OF
Evans street yesterday, description OF
WHICH appeared In yesterdays STAR, as,
that of her brother, Louis MarteTer,
aged thirty-fye years, a native OF Ger
many, and by trade a shoemaker. He
was unmarried. Marterer boarded at
the house Of his sister, and he was last
seen there on Monday evening about Z
O'Clock. Mrs. Wunderle states that the
deceased had been IN Longyiew Asy-
lum, and but quite recently discharged.
MIR. A. Reinuard, OF SO Allison street,
testified at the inquest held this morn
ing, that the deceased lived in his house
at one time and was employed in shoe
house on Pearl street. Said Mr.. Rein
hard, "Marterer was weak-minded; he
always thought every body Was against
him, aud that he had done something
wrong. He was sent TO the Insane
Asylum last May, from where he was
discharged last Friday. l saw him after
| coming out. He seemed entirely IA
Lioual. l went out with him last Mon
day, when he told me every thing
seemed strange to him. l shook hands
with him on Ninth street, and did not see
him again until after he was found In
| the river"
Theodore lnskip of Evans street, John
Mclean OF NeaYe street, Twenty first
Ward, G. Lussky oil 41o Race street
Chas. w. Caplinger, VINO lives at the
loot OF Evans street, and Michael Nc
Cartby OF the same place, were exam
ined, but their testimony threw no add.
tiunal light ON the subject.
Tue jury returned d verdict of "Death
by drowning, but in what manner we
are unable TO ascertain; and we further
tiud that previous to the disappearance
OF deceased he has been suffering from
derangemenL Of mind"
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Turkish subject and possesses consid-
cradle property In Turkey, he will have
to choose between the restoration Of the
Jewels and the sequestration Of his
properly. or course, il he gives up the
jewels he will have lien against the
estate OF the former Sultan for the
amount of his claim, but, unfortunately,
Murad has no estate, When the present
Sultan came to the throne 1t was alleged
that he had paid his brothers debLs out
OF the money which he had himself
saved, and people are now asking what
these debts were which Abdul Hamid
paid, after what was due to Christaki
Effendi had been arrange in the manner
described. lhristaki Effendi has placed
his horses at the disposal Of the Wal
Minister,
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Letter of George Warrington.

An autograph letter of George WASH
ington, addressed to Chas. Cotesworth
Pinckney, was given to the Historical
and Philosophical Society OF Ohio, by a
member OF the Charleston delegation,
MIR. r. p. Lowndes, u great grandson Of
Gen. VIM. Augustine Washington.
The following is a copy OF the letter:
MOUNT VERNON, Both Deer, 1893
~ My DEAR SIR-ACc,mpanying this
YOU will receive letters for Br ,gadIer-
Generals DAyie and Washington, left
open for your perusal; to be sealed be.
fore delivery.
The night alter your departure being
rainy, and the morning following thaw'
ing, makes Us anxious 10 hear OF your
SAFE arrival as far as Fredericksburgh.
Our best wishes will attend you to the
end Of your journey, and with sincere
and Affectiohate regard, and regret tc
part with you and the ladies,
1 I'm nv dear sir,
Your most obed. Hble serv.,
G. WASHINGTON.
Majr.Gen. Pinckney.
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ORDINANCES.

AN ORDIN ANCE, No. 1873, to define and punish
certain offences.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council Of tho
Incorporated village Of Avondale, that it shall
be unlawful for any person or persons to cast,
throw or leave exposed in any street, lane or
alley, or public ground, or in any building lot
or other place within this village, any dead
carcass orOffal Of any animal, or any noIsOme
or offensive substance prejudicial to the health,
or causing annoyance to the neighborhood.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons to- obstruct by gates, boxes,
wagons or vehicles Of any kind, stone', rubbish
or matter OF any kind, any OF the streets or
sidewalks in this village.
Sec. s.. Any person violating any of the pro-
visions Of this ordinance shall, upon conviction
thereof, before the Mayor of the village, be
fined In any sum not exceeding $40, tOgcthet
with the costs Of prosecution, and alter suOh
conviction every days continuance Of nui-
sance or violation OF the provisions herein con-
tanned shall be considered distinct Offences
Sec. q. This ordinance shall take effect from
and after its publication as required by law.
Passed July 8, ~. d. 1871
L. W. KITTREDGE,
Chairman pro tom.
Attest: FLAMEN BALL, JR., Corporation
Clei k of Avonuale. JylZ-!t,Ih
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UNDERTAKHRS.
EDUCATIONAL.
OEsERLHN COLLEGE.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepare :
tory Departments. Elective studies. Ad-
mits both sexes No saloon temptations. Best
Of religious influences Thorough and cheap
Tuition, incdentals AMI library fees only SIT
wear. over 200 students annually. For fuller
information address j. III. FAIRCHILD, Presi-
dent, or J. d. I. MARSH, Secretary, Oberlln.
Ohio, auo -o@Wi1
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The Board Of Police Commissioners
held regular meeting yesterday.
Bills for the Health Department,
amounting to $1S7 40, we're approved.
The resignation OF DR.. Aoestetter
District Physician, Twerty-tifth Ward,
was referred to Mr.. Carson.
H. Lande's horse case, with claim oi
SO, was referred to the Superintendent
OF Police.
The complaint Of Thomas Lloyd
against Officer Eggleston, for oppression
IN Office, was referred to the superln
tendsntfor inves igation.
Bills amounting to $500 80 for the Po
lice Department we're oruered paid.
The Police .Reliet Trustees were au.
thorized to hold picnic at the Bellevue
House on the 9Th of September for the
benefit OF that iund.
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Highland d House Picnic.

The Philharmonic Society, formerly
ton, give grand social picnic at the
Highland House to-day, which will last
until midnight. The fine new pavilion
will be used for dancing. An excellent
band of music has been engaged, and
the accommodations for ladies and chill
dren are first cluss.
Arrangements have been made with
the CovinXton cars, also the Sixth
street Line (green cars) TO run Unit
! A. ii.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
L County, SS.-Pursuant to an order for sale
from the Common Pleas Court Of Hamilton
County. Ohio. and to me directed, I will ofeF
at public sale In the rotunda Of the Conrk-
house IN the City OF Cincinnati, on TUESDAY,
August Z, A. D. 1877. at II o'clock A. M., tho
following described real estate, to-wit:
All those two certain lots ofland in the City
of Cincinnati, Ohio, known as lots numbered
251 and 263 on the plat Of subdivision made by
the devisees OF stephen Kemper, deceased. al
recorded in Plat Book No. I, pages l2-l4 in
elusive, being 25 feet front each, on Kenton
street, and running back 100 feet TO an alley.
/ Valued at $375 for each lot. ~
To be sold by order of Court In case No.
g. 49, wherein Harriet X. Thorp is plaintiff,
and q. q. McNealy ct a.. are defendants.
Terms of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
Il. N. WILD, Master Commissioner,
81 West Fourth street.
'HoLLIsrER & ROBERTS, Attorneys.
Jul, 8, 1877. jy5-5t-Th
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CITY ENGINEERING.
Assertions of Col. Anderson Dis
proved by the Records,

Col. A. L. Anderson, Chief Engineer
of the Board Of Public Works, In his
last annual report sees fit to criticise
the work Of his predecessors in that
Office, and attempts to prove that under
his administration the public business
in this department has been carried on
more satisfactory and at less expense.
A STAR reporter has taken the trouble
to institute a comparison with that OF
1874, when Mr.. Tripp was Engineer, and
The figures do not bear col. Anderson
out in his assertions. Here they are:
A comparison as to the amount Of work donc
by the Engineer's Office in the years 1874 ant
1873. as shown by The reports:
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Special Master Commissioners
Sale


CTATR OF OHIO, COUNTY OF HAMIL-
. TON, SS.-Pursuant to an order Of sale to
me directed from the Superior court OF Cincin-
natl, will offer at public sale ab the rotunda
of the Courthouse ON TUESDAY, July "A,
1877, at II A. M, the life estate Of Margaret y.
Briggs and an undivided four-sevenths Of tho
fec Simple subject 70 sad life estat in all thai
in said county, commencing at a point on the
north side OF Laurel streeU, eighty feet east OF
Cutter street; running thence north one hun
dred and TWO feet; thence east forty i've feet;
thence south one hundred and two feet to Lau-
rel street; thence west along Laurel street
forty five feet to the beginning. Appraised at
s4,3 ,345 80.
Terms-Cash on day Of sale.
To be sold as the property Of Margaret G.
Briggs ct al. at suit Of B. J. Semmes & co. Casa
32,94s. CHAs. u DAVIS,
Special Master commissioner,
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SAGE & HINKLE, Attorneys.
Cincinnati, Juna 81. 1877. jc2l 6t,Th