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National Republican., 1878-06-24
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR OILS, PAINTS, &C. &c.

NAVY PAY OFFICE
WARRINGTON, II. O., June 10, ig7A
Sealed proposals. In duplicate to be lndprsoi PRO
sails for supplies Will be receyed Mt this office
" " M, the I'd day Of July Ss for articles to be de
lirered Mt the Navy-Ynrd, Washington, free Of any
expense 10 ihe Government, and subjected to the
usual lnsT ectlon and approval. rs follows;
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING
Articles embraced In req1sitions No. 80s Goi, gas
fS, MI 6s. md Bos consisting OF Oils, Paints. &c,
Pine Weed. steam Pipe, &c, as per schedules In de-
The right Is rererved 10 reject any or all bids not
deemed adynntngeou! TO the GovernmenL Respon-
sible securtv required the bids for the prompt
faithful delivery Of tho articles. Each relulsitlon
this Office. W. w, WILLIAMS
lclg Paw TDspPCtOr. n Navy.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
FOR STATIONERY.
TREAsuRY DrPAurMEsr Ma

TREASURY DEPARTMENT May q, 1878.
Sealed proposals for furnishing stationery for the
fiscal year ending June - lSD will be received al this
department until the 18th day OF June, 1875, at u
blank forms for bidding will bo furnished upon
applicntIOn.
item ny item aud this advertisement and the pro-
pUsal lar accepted by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and the bond accom- pnnying the same shall con-
sliluie the contract between the Government aud the
cuied.
The articles contracted for must he furnished from
tnc to time during tho year In quantities pursuant
orders from the Department. Tho entire quantities
Will, however, be called for during the year
Each pTUpOsAl must bt signed by the nliyidual
frm making IL, and bO accompanied by bond with
s9ND) approved by United states officer OF the lis
triCt IN which the surpiirS reside do business,
form to br furnished by the department, conditioned
for furnishing such portions ui tho articles may he
tract
All deliveries Will he subject to inspection by an eI.
Treasury and the delivery OF IN inferior article " II
be deemed sufficient riIsg to Annul the contract Al
the option OF the Secretary.
Dclvere. must he ires Of charge at tho Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order under the
contract Will operate forfeiture OF the enirc pen
atty OF the bond, the Secretary OF the Treasury
may direct the purchase In open market, Of SuCI
TuRniItcSuf any articles shall bu necessary to sup
ply the dccicny t7ucd by such failure, and charge
10 the C1ntracis my rcr ccntum of the price which
Proposals upRc 'umpanird BY Il satisfactory bond
Will not br CunSnlur,d, and contracts will he rIud
only To cslAhli,IGd manuiac .urerS OF, or dealers ill.,
the articles.
Proposals To be addressed to the undersigned, aud
marked Proposals for stationery"
Tn Department the right to waive defects
JOHN SHERMAN
lly9GSAWI Secretary of The Treasury.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTERIoR,
-, May q, isTs
ment until u o'clock M, WEpN EsSDAY, June u,
1875, for furnishing Stationery for the Department OF
the Interior during the fiscal year ending June ~
ls7D.
Rlank forms Of proposals. showing the Items and
estimated quantities required, together with circular
relating thereto will be furnished application 10
this Department.
Proposals be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Interior, and indnrsed Proposal. Tor stationery"
No contract will he awarded under this advert So
ment until an Appropriation shall have been made by
Congress for tho purchase Of the Stationery required.
C.. SCHURZ
my2l Secretary OF tho Interior,
National Republican., 1878-06-24
VDROPOSAIS FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES
L AND NEWSPAPER WRAPPERS

POSr.DFFfCE DEPARTMENT.,
wAsHISGrOS u. G., June l, 1874
scaled proposals Will be receive from envelope
manufacturers until u O'clock M On Tuesday the ID
day ni July lsis for furnishing all the stamped en-.
Nel0pcS' and newspaper wrappers which this lie.
pnrtment may require for public and official dur
Ing period OF fur 90 years commencing on the st
Specimens Ofiha ENVELOPES and wrappers for which
proposals are inNitei, showing the different qualities
and colors Of paper required the cuts, and style OF
cumming, with blank forms OF Bids. and specitca-
tiOnS giving full information may he had on apulica-
ton To the Third Assistant PostmRstor General Wash
ington, u. q. ID. NJ KEY
June l. Postmaster. ,eneral
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COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Grain Market.

. GHoRuErOwS, June p. 1873.
Wheat-The market closes quiet, with an underton,
absence of receipts, either by canal river or rail- We
quote 20 0 J 10 prime old at u OsdI 10.
tOrn--The supply OF corn continues to be very lin
He'd nnd sncs are principally effected from store tC
supply local wants. Under the influence OF decline
III other maj kets we note u comparative uneasnes'
and disposition tn lower rates. Prices may be writ
National Republican., 1878-06-24
sALEs-ruture Days.

VALuABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON I
' sTRbET, BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEV-
ENTH STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of decd of trust dated the eighth dny Of
October, A. d. 1876, and recorded Ia Tber No soi folio
100, OF the land records for the District OF Columbia
and at the written request Of party secured
premises. on WEDNESDAY, the ioth day Of July, ,iss.
o'clock p. M, the following Described real estate
and premises located In Washington city, d. C., viz.
The east 10 feet front BY the depth Of l feet Of LOT No.
in square No w also the following described part
OFFS Vi lot :: Beginning on STR OF north feet and
Inch east rom the southwest corner Of said lot thence
running east said street 10 feet ~ inches north m
feet west 10 feet ~, inchcs and thence south feet
ments thereon,
Terms OF sale-one fourth Of the purchase money
In cash, and the residue In equal payments OF six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest from ths
day OF sale nj per cont TO be secured by deed OF
required Of the purchaser on the day OF sie. Ifthe
terms OF sAlenre not complied with within seven days
the trustees the right resell at the risk and
cost OF defuting purchaser All at pur.
chnscr's cost.
HENRY A. CLARKE,l ,.,..
,-o, WAL fENwICK, i'"S'e7"
National Republican., 1878-06-24
DIRECTORY.

trdnsacting business IN Washington.
puncanson Bros. Ninth aud u sts.
Wash. u. Williams, d. cor. Tenth street
BooKsELLERs AND sTATToNERs
s,Ss1 s3lHmons & Chapman. OIL Pennsylyanir aysnue
wm Bslantyne, ss rs seventh %%% rSp sspsst. '''
Y. Il. so: 4. Morrison, a1S pennsylyania ayenne.
Felix DssfOsses .sOl2 II street
CLOTHING
T. & Justh Gis d street
DESTISTS
Dr. Z. DeMontrevfie. No. I;ci F. northwest
DRUGGISTS.
S!oaghlns Temple Drug store, and Ninth sireetA
hntwisle, Ponnsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL.
Mrs. Iiurr, 1915 II street.
Miss narrower, 1895 street
HessESn GSses 81 ,sSar
PARK ssSihsry' Ss frah street ' SOrikwest
spsneeran business College seventh and streetA
school OF Music ~ Eighth stress
Musical aonssrRsioIy Buiard "a Ninth stree,
FINE ARTS
Markriter. 60 Il street northwest
HoTELS
81 James Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsyivania ave
Esss M9nss GernSI prnS Fsen,h nth and s,rsSa
Wormleys, IL and Fifteenth streeth
Norton House. W and va street
fremont House
HATTERa
IL ii. Stnemetz, isJ7 Pennsylvania avenua
INSURANCE
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. s. High street.
Georgetown
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
Eiscman Brothers corner seventh and Il streeta
A. SnkS a Co., seventh street.
II. Robinson & Co., to1 Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS.
Sanders & Stayman PennA ave and Twelfth street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Norris Peters, Photo photographer. No as Penn
sylvanin avenue.
REAL ESTATE
u. II Warner, 9iB y street northwest
JOhR sherman. ST. Cloud building
Fitch 4 Fox, FrecdnaIs bank building lS09 Pa ave
SEWING MACliINES
Mex enney Il Co, Ig7 Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-06-24
lDROPosALs FOR FUEL.
NAVY nEPAurNFxr

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
wAsHISGToS ID. e., June 7. ls1a.
Sealed proposals indUrSei aud addressed 10 the
Secretary of the Nauy, will he received until noon OF
THURSDAY, June u, to supply the Navy Dspsrt
ment md Offices thereof In Washington vii Ii fuel, viz
egg COAL
!? tons ts2io lbs to the ton) best quality white ash
l,n cords t.s cubic feeD of well seasoned good size
10 cords tics cubic feep llseasoned bakers pine
wood.
All Of which Will be weighed. measured and inspect
Ell by the Navy Department inspector at the pense
Of the contractor according to the requirements OF
the act OfCOngresS approved July II, is11
These supplies must be del ycred al the Navy De-
pnrtment, or office for which required by tho 18th OF
the successful bidder.
Bids may be made or either wood or coal, or Tor
both; but must state much per cord ton, the
case may he, without distinguishing to the size of
coal or Kind OF wood.
H. W. THOMPSON,
Jc9td Secretary OF the Navy,
National Republican., 1878-06-24
Je9-td
PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrERIoR,
NN IN ~ q 1E-

DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTERIoR,
WAsHiSurOS ID @, June II, 1873
Sealed prcNosals will be received until Il o'clock M
TUESDAY, June 2j. lsis for furnishing this Depart
inent and It's several Bureaus with daily supply OF
kcnnrhec Ice, OF the best quality for the fiscal
ending June ~. 1872 Bidders must state what they
VIII Tnish the Ice for per ono hundred pounds. To
may be Required,
The bids will be opened In the office OF the Super.
lntendent IN the presence Of such bidders a. may
sire To attend.
satisfactory bond will be required OF the success
tnl bidder Tor the faithful performance Of the
tract.
The right to reject any all bids reserved by the
Department.
prUposas to be addressed to the undersigned
marked Proposals for Ice" e. SCHURZ.
Secretary OF the Interior,
National Republican., 1878-06-24

FELIX DESFOSsES FRENCH BALEAY
Il VIENNA ROLLS a SPECIALITY.
(EStab bshed lsJg)
Is YEARS OF lSCREAsISo SuCCkAS
FELIX DEsFOsSE
he wellknOwn and only rea. French baker In W hing
TON has removed 10 No. 3Di2 street between Twen-
ueth ana twenty y-frst streets, Pennsylvania
nue. where In house expressly built for The purpose
tur@ nf IIa bpst Tra"I III ' Ui" I'nSia :, ~ ir ' t,
and dealers.
n, B.-Frgnch Bread Is recommended for persons
Of delicate health. especially iOr those suffering lrOm
dyspepsh- beware OF lnlltAtlOila. utetI
National Republican., 1878-06-24
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

sTNGLESIDE," THE RESIDENCE OF THE
L late Mrs General Hiram Wnbrldge, for sale.
rent, or lease for term OF years to reliable parties
lEqnro on premises or through Post Ohice Box l59.
Jeg+U'
ENOR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST. CLASS BREW
cry. within the city limits. with Malt Mil and all
modern improvements, appliances, aud vesssls
Address SOPHIA BECK,
Cumberland,
Jei+Fiwt Allcgany County, Maryland.
National Republican., 1878-06-24
TaE SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING Co,

LOCK DON luj, RRIDGErORT, CONN,
Manufacturers of Specinties In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally Government aud iinnt Pad
InckA SnMlns Mhcllll;e Locks. imnu l9CkS Organ
pernr TO every other aud very much cheaper No
special pulley Required, The smith Egg NunuE,C-
tnring Company also gives special attention the
making Of estimates for thu cost Of the manufacture
Of patented inventions and all the necessary TO lis
and the manufacturing Of the same on royalty. All
commun cations treated COnlidentily,
my2I-M " I6m
National Republican., 1878-06-24
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWELRN, &c,
Can be sold for tho highest cash prices Gents cloth
Ing especially desired, for which the extreme value
Will he paid by calling on ar addressing llERLOi, 20,
Ninth street nOrlhwG I, near Pennsylvania avenue
Orders promptly attended TO. marSIf
National Republican., 1878-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS.

The Lake SUPERIOR Transit Company Is running
Ten Splendid Passenger steamers between Buffalo
and Duluth and Intermediate parts. Five sailing,
weekly. For nlll Information apply to
\. EVANS, Gen'l Manager, BufhtlO, n Y.
National Republican., 1878-06-24

nR. BOSwORTII, plS L STREET n W, Is TIfE
- most skilltul aud the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever In this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured. Female discusses speciality
Refers 10 Senators ID. W.. VOORHEES,, Indiana J. J.
e. and oth0rs Consultation ffss oc27-iy
nR. II, II. ROGERS, CONSULTING AND PRAC
- hclng Medical Electrician, sg Ninth street
northwest Electricity, as therapeutic agent n In
valuable, and s especially adapted for nervous dis
eases and diseases OF women. octiy
nR. n. FRANK WHITE THE MAGNETIC
~ Healer, TSe Tenth street northwest, treats
cessfllly the most obstinate Chronic and Acute Dis
ease. Consultation nee oihCe hours-l0 " Il.a0
aud ) " y p IL. oss
National Republican., 1878-06-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
OUR BO0K.LIST FOR JUNE.

All the new Law and Miscellaneous Books received
soon as published. Any book not In stock ordered
promptly. We wish to inform our customers have
complete assortment Of all the leading styles Of
tunery on hand always
National Republican., 1878-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

New York Money Market
. NEW YoRK. June a, 1870
Exchange armer Long, 4sa,.; short. +sex.
Gold steady ut lODk.
Rates for carrying, 10rf.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs.
Government bonds firm at the following quota
National Republican., 1878-06-24
HOTELS.
~~-sN-N-.-----~---E---N
FREMONT HOUSE,

Parties who desire good hotel board with cool anl
airy rooms, locate at this fnvorite hotel for tie
summer months NJ the following reduced rates: Cen
tleman and wife, 80 TO sGO per MONTH single roou4
sS 50 month, and A. to $40 per week. Table board
80 per month and u per week. jeLu
ENRENCH HOTEL,
SO and SIS Fourteenth street northwest
Beard on the European plan at 81 per month, o.
tlSo per day, including room.
Summer garden attached to the Adjustment.
Jsl In J. NJ PEREARD
National Republican., 1878-06-24
THE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT

OF THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE
sprepared TO do all kinds oil mercantile printing at
prices that DEFY competition. 0eI2i
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
Personal.

Col. Isaac Eaton is home to rest up.
A. ID. Walker, Esq, of Holton, is in the
city.
THE hotel registers were crowded yester-
day, winch is Indicative of something.
Mr.. E. Michael has returned from the East,
where he has been laying in his spring stock.
Vim. Small and wife returned from New
York yesterday. Mr.. Small has been East
purchasing goods.
MAI. L. b. Eveland. General Western Agent
for the Canada Southern, with headquarters
at Kansa> City, was in the city yesterday.
Joseph Leiber Grinnell, Iowa, o. p. Lowers,
Moline, ILL.,, James 1. Wyer, Concordia, Kan,
and ]. Black, of Eureka, Kan as, we're AT the
Mansion yesterday.
Among those registered at the Continental
yesterday were W. I. Little, Kansa. City; A.
w. wagenhaeuse, st. Louis T. Roberts, Chi
cago, and p. Byrns and William Mayhem, Of
Detroit
VIM. A. Carroll, formerly OF this city but
now of Chicago, Is here visiting his old
f,iends and schoolmates. They give him Q
hearty welcome.
Registered at the Rlanters yesterday were
Judsou Lynn, st. Joseph, No.; +. Wich, New
York; q. NJ. Comfort, Folsom, Cat; A. ].
Baum, Des Moines, Iowa; William Chesman
ssndusk-, Ohio n. c. Wetmore. H. L. Rousi
and +. E. Alexar1er St. Louis; E. d. Good.
rich, New York c. r. WILLIAMS, Qaincy; v.
Brovnell, Chicaeo; c. ". BLACK, Cincinnati ;
r. ", swan, Moline, III; ". U. Davis, Alnne-
apoaia, Kaa.; b. Rels, Newcastle, Pa, and J. b.
Hauaday, Chieag'.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

what Was Done in the DlstFics
Court, Yesterday, aud HoW They
Did its
Sheriff made return on venire.
Phillips VS.. Shoyer-Continucd for service.
Vorce VS.. McMurthy ct al-Jury waived,
court trial; finding for plaintiff, and judg-
meat againgt English & Dedrlck jr., for $il26l
and coss,.
Stone VS.. Sm.th-Continued at request OF
defendant.
L,tson vs. Giilett-Dismissed without pre-
JUDGE at cost of plaintiff
Coghlan VS.. McNally-Dismissed, and costs
divided between the parties.
Edmunds VS.. Pendery ct al-Jury waived,
cou.t ial; judgment against defendants for
sso3, with interest at l2 per cent. and costs oi
suit.
Hiatt VS.. Lee-Dismissed without preju-
dice, at plaintiffs cost.
Ex-parte,C awford Moore excused as juror
for the term.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
THEFT AT EIGu EY.

Theft at twelve or twenty, or even thirty
or fifty years of age, is not uncommon in this
fast age of the world, but when feeble eighty
goes into the business IL might possibly be
made the subject ofIema. <. Toe police came
across such q case yesterday. A day or SO ago
an aged woman called at the residence of a
lady and asked for money enough 10 pay her
rent. She rep. .esenied herself as very poor,
and Certainly her appearance justified
her statement: The lady noticed that
during her visitors stay the latter kept her
hand closed. but did not take particular note
OF the fact at the time. Shortly after. howev
er, she became aware of the absence OF a gold
watch chain, appended thereto being some
charms and lockets highly prized. Making
known the fsct to the police, she gave de-
scription Of her visitor, and Deputy Marshal
Davegon set hi imself TO work mp the case. He
was acquainted with an old woman in North
Leavenworth Who answer ed the description,
and who likewise bore a reputation not the
most savosy, and calling upon her desired
her 10 be 70 kind as 10 deliver over 70 him
the afoccsaid chain or suffer arrest. This
was en- appeal she could not we'll resist, and
being further admonished BY the sevsse man.
ner of the officer. and not doubeang that he
would carry his threat iuto cuech prol1esd
the article. The property will b 1saivsrsd
to its owner, and the octogenarian kleptona-
MAC will be more careful in the fature.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

Two or three days ago as little daughter
of Mr. VIM. Wisler, living OH Cherokee
street, between Third and Fourth streets, was
playing in the yard at the rtar Of her fAiher's
residence, she was considerably surprised and
alarmed at a sudden singing and burning
sensation in her heel, and ran into the house
frightened Ii was found that she was not
injured in the least, but that ti.e heel OF her
shoe had been carried away, having been
taken of as neatly As If done with a knife,
and cutting the leather somewhat. The mys-
terry was shortly afterwards explained. Two
gentlemen, standing in rear window of a
block on Delaware street had been negotia-
ting in regard To the sale of pistol, and one
wishing to test the weapon, had fired shot
into the alley. By striking some hard sub
stance, presumably a stone, the bullet had
glanced, taking the effect above mentioned.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
(Fron Fr,day Mornings Daily.l

Now is good time 70 shoot mad dogs.
WOOD, hay and corn is csowding the mar
ket.
THERE was little doing In police circles
yesterday.
You can get the Asbestos wicks as E. II.
Robertson's B crockery store.
IT is about time for the opening Of Spring
navigation, and the first boat may be expec-
ted up from st. Louis shortly.
JUST now is a good time for sneak thieves
to take a rest. The atmosphere of Leaven-
worth isn't healthy for them at the present
time.
THE county treasurer received about 500
yesterday, which being the day ofjudgment,
the penalty being added, the slowness Of the
people 20 come up and settle may be account
ed Tor.
Jno. r. Rodgers, agent for Miss Mary An
derson, called at THE TINES Office yesterday.
This talented young lady has no equal In the
country, and will have a crowded house In
this CITY,
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
SIXTY.FOUR THOUSAND YEARS
OLD.

The Strange zsnliucInatiOn of a De.
menacd Old Man-Did Not Know
His Own Son.
A somewhat peculiar case oflunacy came
up in the Probate Court yesterday, in winch
an old man named Paul White, aged sixty
nine years, vas the defendant. He resides in
Tonganoxie township, of this county, and
when asked Lis age said he was si-.iy-four
thousand years o.d. His son, Robert l..
White, who was sitting with two or three
other gentlemen, was pointed out to him in
answer to the question if he knew him, he re-
piled that he did, and that he was his brother
The old man seemed merely demented, and
not at all dangerous, and was adjudged in
sane by the jury, his son, Robert l.. White,
being appointed As his guardian.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
KANSAS NEWS.

-Atchison boasts OF ripe "sheep sorr,l.-
Lawrence Is TO have a calico ball on the
9th.
The thermometer stood So In Topeka last
Tuesday.
The public schools in Troy Will close on
the 18th inst.
The new silver dollar has made Its ap-
pearance in Troy.
The Independence Courier and hdnsdn are
having "A friendly set 10.
One farmer in Jewell county has set out
1000 cottonwood uees.
st. Pttrick's dav WIS duly observed in
Findiay Ctty, near TT. Scott.
Lawrence is interested in the matter of
establishing a barge line on Tie Kansas river.
Miss Mary f. Fairfield has been appoint tel
deputy register of deeds IN Wabaunsee coun-
ty.
Mr.. l.. 7. Ho,lingswOrth and daughter of
Connor station are vIsiting friends IN Mis-
souri,.
Topeka papers are advocating state ap-
preparation Iur tine LeIyenwoIth orphan
Asylum.
The appoint tnents made at tie recent
Kansas Conference see!Ii To have given Sen-
eral sa iSiaclion.
The Norm Missouri brought in two trains
of immigrants nom Iowa, yesterday, bound
for Western Kansas.
A National Party" has been organized in
Doniphan county, the name being cnanged
Large numbers of imm grants are report
ed TO be gong out over Tue Missouri, Fort
Scott & Gu.f road into Southern Kansas.
1t is ST lied that the appointment Of a re-
ceiver for the Missouri, IT. scott u GuIf road
will cause no change in Inc present officers.
The citizens of Fort Scott disguise them
selves aud noisewhip street walkers when
found on the streets later than ten O'Clock.
A young man named ). b. Arnold, was
robbed OF sioO in Kansas City, Kansas, We'd
nesday night, by Kansas CITY, Mo, roughs.
The parties who stole Mr.. Hosans cattle in
WyandoiIe some time ago have not been cap
tured. They were last heard from IN Texas
Visiting and Looking After Their
Farms.
Holion Signal, col
Hon. Levi Wilson, one of the directors Of
the Kansas Central, came up from Leaven-
worth last Monday. He visited his farm on
Straight Creek yesterday.
Prairie Fire ns Auburn.
Topeka Blade, 90
1t was reported to-day tnat a prairie fire
occurred "A few miles west of Auburn, that
burned a house occupied by W. L. Sayie.
TIE family was away from home at the time
A Site I'u-chased for a school Raid
tug tn independence.
tIndepcnd-Ice Courier. sD.l
The property wncr.on 10 e -ect the new
school building has bcsn purchased. The
price paid was Ss.a- 1t is splendid site
lust rs; OF the city, but inside the city lin
&.
lFr. scot, Monitor, %
| Geo. H. N,.ttleton, receiver of the Gulf road,
Wallace Pratt, his attorney, and u. ). Hen
ming. superintendent OF the Gulf road, were
| IA the city yesterday on business.
One Mere Crikinai Taken Care sG.
Iwabaunsee Go. News, 10
In the case of Benz. Poue.l, charged with
stealing cattle, the jury returned q verdict OF
suilty, and the judge sentenced him 10 two
wears in the penitentiary. He left for Leav-
enworth yesterday morning, escorted by
Sheriff Gardne,.
The FIRST Train.. After the snow On
She Cni00SPaei0c.
Manhattan Enterprise, 2o.l
Alarxe train Of thirteen passenger coaches
p..sed down The road last Monday-the finf
tbroash train from the west for Q week, on
accoun: Of the heavy snow storm.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28
IN MEMOREAU.

LEAvESwoErH. KAs, March 10, 1873.
In Memory Of J. W. GIiDin.
Speak kindly Of the erriny you know not
all the power
By which the sirolg temptation came, In
some unguarded hour.
Tos may not know how earnestly he strug-
gled, or how well,
Uniii the hour of weakness clme and sadl Y
laa, he itll. Dick.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-03-28

Officer Miller arrested two men yesterday
named Henry Miller and James saunders, OH
the charge OF petty larceny, the caGse of the
trouble being Il s.iwbUck- The sawbuck itself
was all right, the ownership being the point
of contention. Saunders had been saving
wood out on broadway, and while 80 doing a
m An who hal lost a sawbuck came slOng and
recognized his property, thereupon causing
the arrest OF saunders, and Miller, who lives
with hiE. They will be examined at the
police court, this morning.