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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-09

TN pursuance of an order of sale from the Pro
i bate Court of Hamilton County, Ohio, we will
on THURSDAY the l1th day of April, 1878, at
O'Clock, p. m, the following real estate beongin:
to the estate of c. W. Magill deceased situate in
the First Ward Of the City OF Cincinnati, Hamll.
ton County, Ohio, viz:
Lots and OF Magill's subdivision, in Fulton.
as per plat recorded in Plat Book No. 4, page I'D,
Hamilton County Records; Lot No. s having
front OF . feet on the west side of Queen City
Court and extending back Westwardly between
parallel lines distance OF 75 feet to the rear oi
the lot
Lot number 8, valued at $780, free of dover.
Lot number9, lying, next south of and adjoin.
ing Lot number and Queen City Court and no
ing 100 feet in width and extending back south
wardly between parallel lines to low-watcr mark
of the Ohio River.
Valued at $50, free of DOVER
Also, all that lot of land as shown by plat nj
Magills subdivision in Fulton commencing al
lowwatcr mark of the Ohio River at the southeast
corner of the school lot owned by the city of Gin
cinnati, as per said plat thence northwardly with
the east line of said school lot to a point 1850 feet
south from East Front street; thence eastwardly
on line parallel with East Front street "a feet:
thence 1 northwardly on line parallel with the
street; thence eastwardy along the south line of
East Front street 26 feet thence southwardly on a
line parallel with the east line Of said school lot 10
lowwater mark of the Ohio River; thence west
wardy with the line OF lowwater mark 50 feet to
the point of beginning.
Valued at 81, 10, free of dover.
Said lot will be lllst offered entire, and II mi
sold will be sold in two parcels, viz: fhc east @ &
feet running from Front street to the river valued
at 81 ITO, free of DOVER the west "a feet running
from point $50 feet south of Front street 10 thS
river, valued at $500, free of dover; also on said
day, at 2% O'Clock, on the premises, Lot No. ,. Of
Borchers Subdivision, being % feet front on fhe
railroad, and being held by tax title, valued al
$3.50, free of dover.
Terms of sale-One-third cash, balance in ons
and two years, with interest from day of sale to M
secured By mortgage.
SARAH A. MAGILL,
JOHN Fl. MAGILT,
Executors of G. ". Magil deceased.
]. II. Il J. A. CLEMMER, Attorneys.
mhl25tTu A. C. HORTON, Auctioneer.
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
JOHN SHILLITO & co.
LEGAL.

T EGAL.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS on
IL Hamilton County Ohio.-No 55123.-Jamet
I. Williamson against Theodore G. Springer and
Esther Springer, his wife-Said Theodore G.Spring
er and Esther Springer, of the City of Nashville.
State OF Tennessee, will take notice that James T.
Williamson plaintiff did, on the 5th day of Febrl-
ary 1873, file his petition in said Court against said
Theodore &. Springer and Esther Springer, setting
forth that said plaintiff was, on the 9th day of Feb
rlary 1876. the owner of certain real estate in Gin
Ginnati, Ohio, OF the value of 1900, described as
follows:
Lying on the west side of Riddle
lot Of land leased to william % Holmes
IS feet in front on Riddle street and about l7O fee
deep to the alley Turner street, being the same
premises conveyed to James T. Williamson by
deed dated April, 1878, and recorded in Deed Book
4lO, page 469, Hamilton County (Ohio) Deed Rec,
ordS; that said Springer claimed to be the owner
OF letters patent for Improvements in a machine
for making illuminating gas and represented the
same to be of great value and applied to plaintiff
to purchase said real estate Offering an undivided
half interest for the State of Ohio in said lette
patent, which said Springer claimed to bs
worth 5000; that said representations as to
value were false and fraudulent; that said vii.
hanson did convey said real estate to said Springer
Tor said interest in said letters patent which turned
out to be vueless, and that the plaintiff received
no consideration for said property. The petition
AYERS that said defendants claim an interest in said
property the prayer being that said deed be can
celled and said real estate restored to said William
son; that said defendant be excluded from any in
terest in said property; that receiver to hold and
rent said property be appointed and for other re-
lief. And the said Theodore G. Springer and
Esther Springer are notified that they are required
TO appear and answer on or before the 18th day
of june 1878.
JAS. T. WILLIAMSON, by
His attorneys, JORDAN, JORDAN & WILLIAMS.
APRIL Sth, 1878. ap9-6tTu
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

His attorneys JORDAN, JORDAN & WnLIAMs
APRIL Sth, 1873. ap9-6tTu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
~ INSrR4NCE CONLEEENcE.

a meeting Of the representatives Of most Of
the life insurance companies OF the country held at
the Aston House Thursday. No officer OF the Mutual
Life was present, and hence perhaps the rumor
that the purpose OF the meeting was to organize
blncd opposition to the Mutual LIES plan. The
president OF OF the largest companies represented
said. however that this not the case. aud that the
subject was not introduced during the session; the
officers had simply met together to consult on various
matters interest The subject principally discussed
he said, the interchange among the associated com
pancs of reports Of HppicauH for Insurance VINO had
been rejected by any company This system has been IN
practice for several months ana serves ~ protection
against those who, having failed Of admissions t. one
company, make application 10 another ON Incorrect
statements
President winston. Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany said that the reason why his company Ind de.
cliued associate with tho others Tor the purpose
named decided opinion that the communications
made to Insurance. company by an applicant for
policy were ~ confidential character and ought not to
be dyulgcd 10 the officers of another company. He
said: "Thc answers to our questions sometimes turn "A
mans Nfc inside out, aHd bring 10 light facts In his
family history, which he would bo unwilling 10 Give
only Oh the that they 10 be locked securely
IN safe and prefer to treat the confidence iul-
posed In IN violate, ana 10 trust TO cxam-
nations OF applicants. Besides the reliance Of com
pancs on each other would lead to general lUosenrs
IN the manner OF doing business"
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LRNY INTELLIGENCE,

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ARREST or CONTRACTOR MUELLER.
FROM THE FEDERAL CAPITAL.
WASHINGTON, November 90, 1871

WASHINGTON, November &c, 1878.
Gen. II. V. Boynton, one Of the best
known and most reliable of Washington
correspondents. and one who does not often
let his political opinions interfere with the
accuracy of his statements has just had
suit entered against him in the sum Of $50
600, for SANDER. Gen. Boynton made state
ments now said to be false, concerning a
government detective. Moore, the detec-
tive. was employed by Grant, or Grants
friends, in an effort to discover what Bris-
tow and other enemies OF Grants
second administration, were doing.
mention the matter because it is not I'M
likely the suit, if pressed, will disclose
much of the secret history of the last six
years.
Congress meets on December Cd, and the
house will find ready for its action several
of the appropriation bills The department
estimates are generally based on last years
appropriations, and so great Is the desire on
all hands to have quiet session that
it is not believed the house
will insist on many reductions or that the
senate will insist on increasing unreason-
ably the amounts to be voted. As hereto
fore stated there Is considerable anxiety
felt as to the success of the effort to resume
specie payments, which will be made under
the law within a month Of the meeting of
congress, and without regard to party nearly
all the members of both houses will en-
deavor to aid in every way the effort 1t is
impossible to say what proper or improper
bills may be introduced on the subject, but
it is certain that none which are unfavor.
able to resumption will have chance of
passage. Whether the result shall be good
or bad, the understanding is that the coun-
try is committed to the attempt to resume
on January LIST just as much as it was to the
payment Of the unjust fishery award, and
any interference be generally deemed uE-
patriotic.
If we may judge by the tone ofthc press,
both North and South the furry Of appar-
ent anger which existed just previous to
the November elections has dis.
appeared. Such things are not
wholly evil if they finally bring different
communities to better understanding of
each other. | have never wondered that
many in the south felt extremely bitter
toward the north, after the conclusion of
the civil war, or that many IN the north
having confused ideas of our government,
felt as il their section had kind of pro.
prictary right in the southern states, and
was called upon to act in the capacity of
guardian. Such feelings were natural. As
1t seemed to be for the interest Of few
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1878-11-29
NEW SERIES---NO. 1888,
A Bear-Hunting Preacher.

The Rev. w. J.Smith is muscular
Christian who goes bear-shooting every
fall in California. In letter 10 The Pres. 4
byterian Banner FROM Visala, he describes
one of his adventures on the last evening
in camp. He had walked toward tile
river and reached the head of a rayine.
when he saw an enormous bear, eight feet
long and weighing 500 pounds, lying in
the clover. The ministerial Nmrod crawl
Ell on hands and knees and got within n
hundred yards of the bear; and then tho.
rii'e was aimed and ball lodged in Bruins
fore shoulder. There was steep rocky
gulcll between them. A second bullet
was planted in the bears shoulder and
then third, until he stopped, and roaring
ficrcely, tore up the ground in his raae.
sat down on his great launches, took up
his hind foot with his fore paw, and with
his tusk tore it and gashed it like knife.
He had reached the edge of the gulch.
and was clambering the last edge of roc k
to descend. As he Strengthened up his neck
the sportsman aimed full at it and gave
him fourth round. In moment he
loosencd his clutch, and came tumbling
like young avalanche to the bottom Of the
gulch, believing in the agonies of death
II thought writes the minister, | had
broken his neck, and after while walked
down near him, but when within eight or
ten feet, to my utter CONSERVATION, | saw
him rise to his feet, and think Providence
guided the bullet that went crashing through
his brains, and he dropped dead at my feet
OF course it was a trophy, but do not
think care about being present when
there's another scrape like that a-bruin,
when your bullets flatten out like waters,
for it certainly was bear escape from
fate similar to that of the hoodlums in
Elijahs day who cried, Go up, thou bald
head