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ILLUMINATING THE HUDSON.

Further experiments made last evening
at the repair shops OF the Erie Railway In
Jersey City with the electric light de-
scribcd in yesterdays HERALD. A la-ge num-
Der Of people watched tho revolving movements
OF what AZ a distance looked like immense calcium
light. Upon closer approach 1t was to omit not
only an immense volume Of smoke but occasionally
almost binding hight. Tnc OBJECT spoa the ship
ping in tas river was, however, not extraordinary
perhaps owing TO the bright moonlight which lu mi
mated the Hudson. In tact Was the general
remark on the part OF passengers on the ferry boat
that the light did not appear as powerful as WAS
claimed by tnosc whe noticed II the previous evening
The experiments look place over half a mile from the
lcrry house. which rendered the formation oil cor
rect judgment OF its merits difficult In TO judge
OF Its adsptabty for The purpose for when the Erie
Railway propose 10 employ II, II would be neces-
sary TO place II elevated position
close TO tho ferry landing Four OF these
dynamic i-eectric lights were placed IN tho repair
shop, which they lighted up brilliantly. They were
much commended by several railway oficlus, VINO
watched tho experiments The light the top oil the
building attracted most attention owing TO the vide
joining Communpsw. II has already been stated
that the light Is produced by burning carbon by
means OF electricity, but whether tho new light VIII
answer the purpose dark nights across a river
almost milo wide remain, yet 10 be proved. Last
evening was too clear 10 permit sound judgment TO
be passed In regard 10 the value OF the new light
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STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

ALBANY, July TO- 1873
At tho session OF the Teachers Association this
morning the report OF the Committee Improved
Methods Of Education was read by Principal Malcolm
Mcvicgxr, OF Potsdam chairman. Inc discussion Of
the rcpor, vas contin1ed al some length py Mcssrs
Allen, Curtis, Ross ana Others
Mr.. Henry kiddls. superintendent OF the New
York CITY schovis, followed next with an address on
s.Coui puisory Education." A long discussion FOL-
lowed, after which resolution SUBSTANTIALLY dccar
Ing the compulsory law failure ana recommending
yn amendment Of tho old Vagabond act was offered
aud referred TO the Committee On Resolutions
Professor jerome Allen, oil GcDusco, made report
from the committee on . "Home for, Disabled roach-
ers" which was discussed az iongih. The report
followed Dy a paper on tho 'Prcs Status OF tho
Township Question" F" read ny q. W. Bardcep Recess
AFrkRS0OS SESSION
The common anu graded scnool session met nj
quarter tnree T. NJ aud was called to order by Pro-
isesor Jeromo Allen, chairman. Tho association at
tended as n committee OF the whole In tue absence
OF A. l.. Chaplin, oil warsaw, VINO was TO have read
paper on .Ecouomy in the Pubic schools, Prnciptl
Tpomas Lovcll OF Atca, was called o.
O, the sutjeci, so what extent shall TO
state .auca,ss, The PAPER SHARPLY cruicsed
the com ncuts Of Governor Robinson al
Message on school systcm ana his avarment that
n common school educstion was sufficient, ana nam
tsinsd that Instruction 10 tue secondary or higher
Euglish branches should also be provided for 10y the
state Professor Beebc read paper on the mel hod Of
teaching arithmetic, with illustrations oh Uiack-
board. IL was discussed AZ length. Supcfinienden
NJ A. CaIkIns. Of New York, read paper ON "Metnods
OF Teaching Readtng."
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previous meeting we're read by the Secretary, intro
ductory remarks were made by the President oi the
club, and Professor c. 4. Fay, OF TUFTS College, ex
piained the history and nature OF tho work Of the
club, prcfacing his remarks with the observation that
there was considerable vaguoness as TO its OBJ
jsct- he alluded to tho immense progress Of
geographical knowledge made In Europe by
the large number OF Aplue clubs, which extend from
Norway 10 Italy. rheir movement has found tsn-
deuoy IN this country In the formation OF this club
which 10 the only one except ono IN the Rocky Noun
tains. II takes IT'S name from the whole range Of
mountains on the Atlantic coast. IL was
Instituted Al the Boston School Of Tech
nology three years ago II Is no, wholly a
camping society, nor wholly scientific but partly
both IL has had Two excursions this season. The
programme this afternoon ''Insecis OF High At-
tudcs," by s. C. Scudder, of Cambridge; ''Campiug
Experience" by Miss Whitman, OF Boston; s'work OF
the Coast Survey OF New Hampshire" by Professor
L. T., Qumby; explanation OF relici map OF
tho White Mountain region by Professor G. H. Hitch
COCK; report oil tho work Mount Wiley
path just completed under the auspices oil the club
by J. b. Henck, secretary; tue mountain survey,
with explanation OF tho Instruments used
therein, Dy Professor Pickering OF Harvard Univer-
s!ty rne exercises tins evening at the Fabyan
House consisted Of an essay on "Mountain Sumtntts
and scenery by Professor ". II. Miles, illustrated
by a stereoscopticoh: topography OF the White
Mountains" by Professor Fay
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THE CULPRIT GRAY.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRINGE OF T E CONFIDENCE
MnN AND FogGrEs.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF E CONFIDENCE
MnN AND FoGGrGs.
The steamship Nevada, OF the Guion line arrived
here yesterday anu among her passengers was Wnl-
h. Cray, the iorger aud c.nhdence operator,
whose extraordinary eer has bcsn iuiy told tne
HERALD. He came IN the custody Of Sergeant k~aiy,
chief OF dctecve squad Of this CITY, who crossed
the ocean MIN TO hrs native land. Upon the
arrival OF the strsmcr al Quarantine Detectives Dks
Handy and Crowl y, OF tue Police Central ONCE who
hsd been detailed Tor the purpose, bo ,rdsd The
steamer aud rendered their services 10 Sergeant
KoAiy. The tukboat Only Son also steamed down
the bay with number OF police officials
On board and accompanied the Nevada TO
pier 3S North RIVER. As soon AS the steamer
was made last ~ the dock tie sergeant and ns
prisoner passed down tho EAngway, stepped into u
carriage and driven 10 roice headquarters. In
response to The usual Questions Gray rupoa that ne
thirty two years oId native Oi the untsd states
and married, and nve IN nutes later he recn 4
on = couch IN one oi tne comfortable cells attached
To tue buiidiug he expressed desire 10 any
ono. and would not converse on tho subject vi his
crimes. Sergeant Keaiy says that Gray gave MN NO
trouble. but behaved himself IN sentiemanly way
during the entire rip he sergeant EXPRESSED self
we'll pleased with the attention he received IRON tue
police authorities on the other SIDE who, lac said,
showed HIM every Kindness ana onered MN every
ciii'y TO carry out MS mission he prisoner Was
delivered into his charge on board the NevaGa nd et
tue delivery hsd ben made The journey over was a
pleasant one. aud after the steamer had mado
about hundred mites Gray was allowed 10 do a, he
pleased until the vessel neared New York, when he was
again kept guarded He SAL at TIE tab with resl
OF the passengers was cbeerlui aud even ivey ~ is
IN conversoa freely with every one Wnen
the vessel had been oay or two ut sea AL ou board
became aware Of Grays presence ant history, when.
Ia addtioa TO ms general appearance and behavior,
attracted great deal oil atiehIon 10 MN. ~ lever
saw q with such nerve, - said Sergeant Kcaly
'and II had muca woua not lear success In sDy
venture where that quality would i, cure IT,"
Gray Is about i've feet eight inches IN height, ol
light compile xon, wears Iight beard ana mus
tache aud weighs about 14O pounda Coi"uci
Frank formerly OF the Cuued states secret service,
and VINO claims TO have ueen instrumental IN causing
Gray's arrest came over with MIN 10 claim rcyafd
offered Tor his delivery here. Gray passed Inc nie
In a very comfortable cell and will inis morning be
couductsd to the once OF the Distrct Attorney 10
ever the indictments there pending agaiDst him.
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TEACHERS IN COUNCIL.
TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or INSTRUCTION IN
SESSION AMONG THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
F.RvAx UousE N IL Juiy 10. 1878

TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or INSTRUCTION IN
SESSION AMONG THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
FABrAK HousE, N. H., July 10, ls75
Tho second days session OF the American Institute
by Mr. j. W. Cortheil, oi Maine, entitled, Examiua-
ton Of Teachers Necessitv, Because On the Cnarac
ter of the Teacher Depends tho Character OF tho
scaool" ID. u. Hsgsr, OF Massachusetts, read an es
say on the examination o teachers and discussed tue
subject uuoer the following heads First, by whom
how TO ascertain VINO has the qusl lcations TO DO
sought The raauing OF tDs essay was followed Ny 10
discussion OF tue su Jcct by W. H. HiukIc, Di QUO.
anu Miss Mary Allen, OF Illinois.
Tho next paper, by Professor l.. A. Butterhcd, oil
setts, emitted 'VisbIe 5peech" was Illus
trated by diagrams Of the vocal organs and tho rea
ton OF phonetic symbols 10 those organs or the
m mechanism OF the universal phonetic aIpnabct in
when may be written any language or dsiect. 1nis
alphabet was discovered by Professor Bell IN 1864,
ana has been used ior The DESTRUCTION
OF the deal In several countries and IN
more than twenty states oi tbis Union.
Tanetaro Megatas japanese Commissioner oi Educa.
ton iotnc Uunea states, pronounced his na,vc Ian
rusqo TO tho institute, and HIS articulation was writ
len on blackboaras In sy mbos OF the pboneuc alpha
bet Mr.. BuuerheId anu others understanding tho
system pronoraoed the language on tho board with
wonderful accuracy
Dudley y. Warren, the President OF tho Boston Upi-
versny, presented the next paper His theme was
.Jolnt anu Disjointed Education 10 Tho Pubic
Rev A. d. Mayer and DINERS. closing the ing
session.
The mem bers OF the institute will spend on
the sutnn,,t ol Mount Washington
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HOTEL KEEPERS.
A MEETING OF THEIR NEW PROTECTIVE Asso-

A MEETING OF THEIR NEW PROTECTIVE Asso-
CITATION.
Two weeks ago many of the leading hotel keepers OF
this city organ into association secure them
selves from travelling swiniers and dishonest
wants. and secure tho passage OF proper laws Tor
their protection. Last evening special meeting
held at ths Westminster Hotel, with the follow
Ing named hotels represen,cd:-Astor House,
Aberdeen, Ashland House, Continental Hotel, Cole
man House, Grand Union Hotel, Hotel ST. Stephen
ST. Nicholas Hotel, ST. Cloud Ho;ei, Upion Square
Hotel, United States Hotel Westminster Hotol,
Sinclair House, Prescott House and Putnam House,
Mr.. Uriah Weich, OF the ST. Nicholas the president
oi the association, occupied the chair, ana David
Walker, oil the Westminster, acted as secretary The
constitution ana by-laws read and adopted, and
the following extracts viii show what the ASSOCIATION
purposes to do:-
wiliuy avoiding just payment f.r board Or rsom. 2i
BE- rsr.sorsd and At once to other
II also shall be the duty OF each member inform the
secretary sac empoye discharged for bud conauct and
the particulars OF the onsL ce.
The President said the association did not wish
10 ndulye In bubconbe The simple object o the meet
Ing to decide the best way vi projecting the
hoci interests Of the CITY. IL the travelling
rsgamufn VINO made the most trouble, but the we'll
dressed swindler The hotel keeper had no law TO
protect him. rne so-calied Hotel law had become
a dead letter The man who swindIed
could the law "a his own behalf, but
usually there was redress ior the landlord. As
rule II was more trouble TO gel justice than the
claim warranted. well dressed man could leave
trunk iu oil bricks, choat the hotel out Of his board
ana then aDscond. rhe numerous cases OF swipdlipg
which had been pcrperated IN this CITY might have
beou prevented after the nrst InsiaDce had there DO
an organizcd understanding amoag the hotel keepers.
An executive committee oil live persons, with the
presidents name added, WAS hen elected as ioiiows-
Urah Welsh, ST. Nichoias, T. l.. Mcrriheid. Con,i-
mental; j. II. orssiin, GiIsey; william d. GarrsoD,
Granu CnOn ana A. ). Dam, Astor and nion square.
-Four meetings arc 10 BE- % hsd each wear, aSa the
october, 10 which time shey then sJjcuruoa.
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AN AMBIGUOUS LAW.

The recent act Of the Legislature In regard to the
arrears Of beag clear 10 tho Brooklyn Com
mon Council, that bsdy referred the matter 70 the
Corpsrat,on Counsel who reported yesterday that the
iaw In his opinion, was rather ambiguous. and instead
OF being rei,e to the taxpayers was only eslc
TO Incfsase ther difcultles lt ts ell In coDict
fcpux nancy" he says. 'sud sm driven ~ tho con
ciuslon that tho provsop ~ nugntory aod vcii be-
vi It's dupcity aud insoiubiny. advise thcre-
lore that you disregard all tuat portion OF the provis
Ion relating TO taxes ana the ccftncstcs
of sales ei which held By ths cty aud IN respecs
thereto you procssd as " this cooiuson Of terms aud
ideas had NOS beea inserted IN ths acs."
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COMMENCEMENT AT BowDoIN.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 10, 1878.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 10, 1878.
The commencement exercises of Bowdoin College
were continued day by the annual meeting OF tho
Phi Beta Kappa Society, Alpha Chapter OF Maine.
D. G. Linscott was elected president and Professor H.
/. Chapman secretary and treasurer Remarks were
maae ty Professor Packard, treasurer. The society,
headed bv Chandler's band proceeded 10 the church
the NIL, wbero Rev. William Honry Savage, ciass
OF 1858, delivered the grafton.
The College Church 1ilei his afternoon 10 hear
the address before the Bowdoin College Alumui
llvered hy j. W. SIm0nds, oil Portland
This evening the commencement concert and re-
unions Of the various societies took place.
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NOT HIS GUEST.

10 TIM Error or rmE HERALD
In your report this morning concerning the fight OF
william T.. Cray you say :"lt was learned Gpaiy tnat
nc Immediately repaired To tue house OF George
Raphael, IN Eleventh. strcst wacrc he remand d IN
conccancnt ior week and then took passage for
Europe" Ths pronounce MS enrrey incorrect, with
out u shadow OF proof Not being AMBITIOUS Of tho
distinguished notorIely tho crcamstapccs would cali
forth hop you Will COO tIadicl the assertion
GEORGE RAPHAEL.
New YoRK, Juiy10. 1873.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
New YORK, July'10. 1873.

Tho report tor April last OF Hugh J. Jeweu
receiver Of the Ere Rsilxay COMPANY, was Med
yesterday In the County Clerks olncc fhe receipts
for the month gwen at slos7, soo a. OF which
x204 $50 80 was borrowed nancy, leaving the real
receipts $l,70l, ,5l2 SO. The expenditures were
s2,o9l 9Os o5 OF wnicn S3I5.osi 20 payment
Of receivers csrtiGcaics, iavng the expenditure
account of 81 sio,223 So OF which siti5 AZ
were paid Of coal lands, anu $l6S, so
account OF coupon interest There was reduction IN
ciysrs certificates oi $l29 s2I 81 ana tue bal
hnna reduced lruin s225 JyS l6 W slS. .0d5 "
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BROOKLYN APPOINTMENTS.

Brooklyn Commissioners OF Ciiy Works yesterday
appointed Patrick Hayes, bell ringer OF the sixteenth
bell tower, us superintendent of tue Bureau OF
streets and supplies. IN the place OF Jonn B Reid at
a salary oi $500 per annu1, sx-Aderman Henry
Dawson appointed clerk In tue Bureau Of srccts
and supplies IN the pace vi a. s. BogerL AZ salary
H. 300 aud stephen s. Powell aud Charles Conraddy
were appoin ted Keeper assistant keeper respsc-
lively of ths new xuaicipai Building
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BREAKING UP A MEETING.

About ave hundred persons assembled In Runs
Hall, Union Hill, ~ j., Tuesday night, 10 CONSIDER
the question OF erecting "a rev scbooIhouse. rho
proscnt building on Union street, has long bcen
dsmnsd 40 usssfe aud detrimental TO the health Of
teachers and scnolara The Citizens Association OF
the town has opposed the erection oil now buidtng,
and ~ tho msetins. when Charles Wiitreich presi.
dent OF the Cizens' Association, vas elected chair
OF the meeting, the crowd swsrmed up to the
platform and threatened a riot n Mr. wiitreieh did
not resign. Mr.. Witreich and tue majority oil the
people fed ana the meeting ~as poHponsd.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

more Letters intended tor this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's ulI name and address TO
insure attention Complainants who arc unwilling 10
comply with shs rule simply waste time in writing
Write only one SIDE OF the paper-ED. HERALpl
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ExcURsIoNs TO COMFY IsL,Np

To THE EDITOR rHE HERALD
II the management Of the Manhattan Beach Rail-
road would special cneap excursion train on tho
evenings during the weeks closing the summer
son, Al say twenty i've cents return, would
only confer impnrtant benefit upon the peculiarly
sqoeez d employees, but would also enhance the IN
tsrest OF the company, who are at present drawing
after Ave p. NJ enTIy comparatively speakingl cars
b " r.
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HARDLY PAIR.

To TEE EDfroR or THE HEKALD:--
wish to protest against the imposition practssd
the lager beer consumer. II seems nae perIecty
Outrageous that when asks ior a glass OF
he gets only one third aud roth, and
has ~ pay all the same. ihs outrage. is probably
nowhere 80 painfully evident as some oi the ex
cursion boats, when you can sit the upper deck
nnd order your beer which when you receive the
froth mas all evaporated, showing perfectly naked
swiude OF halt a glass l consider three cents sui-
hcianty psys Tor the quantity of lager coataIned IN
The usual glass, and In these days OF small profits
would handsomely compensate the saloon keeper
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BURNED 10 DEATH.

Last evening Mrs Lena Fcucr, Of No 81 Downing
street, Newark attempted 10 hurry up the toa kcito
By pouring kerosene ON tho nrc. An explosion TOOK
death hourly expected Sbe inb Aed the hames aud
her chest neck Iace were burned irigntialiy she
was twentysx years oi aye and had ssen married
about ysar.
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FLOATING HOSPITAL

Nnw YoHk, JaIy.io, 1878
To THE EptroR or rue HERALD
Please acknowledge receipt OF following contriDu-
to the excursion iond OF the Floating Hospital
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The APPALACHIAN Gus.

FAByAS's. s. H., July 10, 1878
The nr,h field meeting held this afternoon by
the Appsachiaa club oil Besson. srns records of
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CONDITION OF CANAL STREET.

To THE EDITOR rHE HKKALp:-
Please call the attention OF the authorities to the
condition OF Canal street, near the Bowery. II Is
drsaauy out OF repair and been so Tor the last
SIX mouths. 1. p.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

GoopcHnp--RAnror. the rcsIdsnoe OF the
briass msshsr on Wednesday, Jaly the losh, by the
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Rev Dr. s. d. Burchar6 RosKsr A. GoopcHIs 70
ExxA D.. daughter OF the iaIo DR. Henry Raiiion, ef
New York city No cards.
HALL-PnILLrps-On Thursday. June 27, at the resi-
dene OF the bride, by tue Rev. George T. Foley, MI
GEoRGx D. HALL. o Brooklyn, 10 Miss kArE Az
PHILLIPS daughter OF II. Philips, Of Pittsion, Pa
hARrsAS-Lock kwoop.-on wedn'sday Jug ~;
Penn st., Brookiyr. z. D., by the Rev A. Gunnisou.
assisted by he Rev. d. Rossiter. CHARLES y.
No cards.
HoFPnAS-KAuFMAS.--0u July Q, AZ the residence
of the pride, by no Rev Dr David Einhorn. AAkoI
HorrM,s TO RACHEL KAUFMAN both OF New York city
No cards.
scnELs-KoxSiG --On July l. ut Bonn, Germany,
FRirz ~cHELIs BROOKLYN. 10 BERrHA, daughter Of
Frtz Koenig, OF Bonn, Germany. No Cards
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Original Notice.

sr 4an. coz oaus NOVA IS.
10 Charles II. Merritt, Mary e. Merrett,
his acite, J.B. Beale, and Michaet Long,
YOU, AND EACH OF YOU. ARE
file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Tama County, Iowa, a petition
of Rinehart q Fish, claiming personal
Judgment against Charles H. Merritt fol-
$135.45 with ten per cent. interest thereon
from March 10Th, 1S7S,as justly due them
from him in his two celtain promissory
notes given for lumber and material fur
nished him for a dwelling house, stable,
corn cribs, and grainery. Also claiming
reasonable attorneys fee for foreclosing
said notes as provided therein, and fol-
costs of suit. Also, asking the establish
ment and enforcement of a Mechanics
lien against you all and against said
dwelling house, corn cribs, grainery, and
stable, and against the land on which the
same are settled, viz:
The South West quarter of Section No
Twenty Six (26) Township No. Eighty.
Two (S2,) Range No. Sixteen Q6) West
of 9th p NJ, in lama County, Iowa.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on Or before NOON, of the second
day of the next term of said Court, being
the May term of said Court for the veal
A. D. 1878, commencing on the first Mou
day sof May, A. D. 1878, at the Court
House, in Toledo, in said County, default
will be entered against you, and judg'
ment rendered thereon.
STRUBLE g. KINNE,
124w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Sheriff's Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN; That
~ by virtue of a special execution d.
rected to me from the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Tama County, Iowa, on a
judgment obtained in said Court, on the
Sth day of March, 1878, in favor of Dam
icl Mcintyre, as Plaintiff, and against d.
H. Lemberg, as Defendant, for the sum
of Three Hundred, Twenty Six, and Fifty
Hundredths Dollars and costs taxed at
Sixty Four and Forty Hundredths Dol
lars and accruing costs, l have levied up
on the following personal property,
taken as the property of said defend
ant, D. H. emberg, to satisfy said exc
cutiOn, to- wit:
About $500 bushels corn, 5head heifers,
red bull, s. hogs and pigs, so bushels
wheat, 70 bushels barley, light wagon i
superior mower, 1 Mccormick reaper, 2
Scotch harrows, Brown cora planter,
Rowell seeder. N. w. walking cultiva-
tor, Buckeye cultivator, l new Moline
wagon, old lumber wagon, l McCor-
mick harvester. horse hay rake, i pair
bob slcds, | Crossley gang pillow, sets
heavy harness, bay mare, gray horse,
l black mule.
And will offer the same for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand on
the
4th DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1878,
on the farm of Daniel Mcintyre, in Lin
coin Township, Tama County, Iowa, at
the hour Of o'clock, P NJ, of said day,
when and where due attendance will be
given BY the undersigned.
Dated, March 14th, 1878.
r. E. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of Tama County, Iowa.
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