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Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

OUR LEVY CoURTs.-The DeLa'0are Gazette
thinks our Levy Courts need looking after
and makes the following suggestions, which
might be still further extended
"The next Legislature should look into
our Levy Court system and make radical
change in the mode in which business is
conducted by them. The work of these
courts and their expenditures itemized
ought to be published in the newspapers
and the courts should be required to square
up their accounts at least once in each
three months, or oftener, by paying FOL
work done through orders on the county
treasurers."
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

STILTED.-The Dela,oare Gazette charges
the Dover Postoffice, though got through
the influence of Senator Salisbury, with
being Republican job" The Delaoar,
can asked said Editor to come down and
look at it, and he replies "that it cost the
State in taxation $4,000 and he don't care
to be shown through it by Republican
Postmaster" Now let the Delawaredn ex
tend the same invitation to the new jail
Mebbe that'ill fetch him.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

TIE DoDsoY FARcE.-We went to press
last week with Jones on the witness stand.
1t took but little time to finish up the
case which proved, as was foreshadowed
would be the result, only farce in pur-
suit of justice. 1t looks as if a thirty mile
ride was part of the plot. to put the scene
of the tragedy on Delaware soil land il
not successfully covered) in a Delaware
court, the end, where a negro was con
cerned, being seen from the beginning
The State, presuming the Attorney Gener
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
Watch and ChTOnOmGtGr Maker from Scotland

This is % inform the public that W. F. A. WOodcock
Dover Del, has secured the services of frSt-caSs
Watch and ChrOnomGter Maker from Scotland, who
has recommendations of the highest character as to
ability. &c, where he has worked i'll Scotland England
ireland, and in the United States. w. +. a. Wood
cock is prepared TO repair watches of every kind and
class in the very best manner. Unsurpassed in the
World Give him call if you want satisfaction and
want your watch to and keep correct time. Price
and check given before doing the work. nov 29-ti
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

period, would impair the minds and bodies
OF most children. Partly upon that ground
but chiefly because of the want of school
room accommodations, the Board of Educa-
ton of New Castle adopted the plan, with
the youngest children, of having only one
session of hours daily-boys being taught
by the same teacher in the morning and
girls in the afternoon. The plan has, we
believe, worked successfully. 1t certainly
has number of excellent reasons to sus-
tain it; for. besides its healthfulness il
economies teaching force"
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

DELAWARE STATE GRANGE.-The Delaware
State Grange of Patrons of Husbandry
closed its annual session at FELTON, on We'd
nesday last, after resolutions approving and
recommending more advanced system OF
education were passed, and committees ap-
pointed to confer with the railroad author
tiles in regard to freight rates, and to get a
law regulating the sale of phosphates in
the State Among those those present was
Col. f. L. Martin, Congressman.elect.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL estate,
MAJOR JAMES CHIFFINS' LAND.

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court of the
State of Delaware in and for Kent County will be
posed to Public Auction or Vendue. on SATU RDAY
the 2lst of December 1875 at IL clock A. NJ at the
Middletown Hotel. MiddletOwn, New Castle County
Delaware, the following tract of land viz
No. l-Al that certain farm or tract of land situated
in Blackbird formerly Appoquiniminkl Hundred
New Castle County ana State of Delaware and known
as the Money Farm and now occupied by Benjamin
Money, and designated the plot of the return Of
the frcehOlders appointed to divide said lands bv the
letter A. bounded on the east by lands of John Young
on the west by - Webster and on the north by
lands Of Thomas S. Merritt. and said to contain, &C.
the same more or less
ALSO, at the Smyrna Hotel SMYRNA Kent County.
Delaware ON the same day, to wit: SATURDAY, the
2lst of December 1873, at O'clock p NJ by virtue OF
the same Order.l
No. 2;-All that certain other tract, piece parcel
OF land situate in what the western SIDE of Duck
Creek Hundred, now Kenton Hundred Kent County
and State of Delaware known S"The Trump Farm.
now occupied by Benjamin West and designated on
the plot of the return of the eehOlders by the letter
b. and adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary Shahan and
others and said TO contain 50 ACRES and SO SGT ARE
PERCHES, be the same more or less.
ALSO. at the time and place last mentioned
No. 3-All that certain tract of Woodland situated
IN kenton Hundred, County and State last aforesaid
designated on the plot of the return of the reehoders
by the letter c. adjoining lands of W. H. d Preston
Lee lands of Robert Hill and Others and said to con
tain 46 ACRES and : SQUARE PERCHES, be the same
The same being the residue of the dover lands for
merly laid of and assigned to the widow of the la
| MAJOR James ChthnS, deceased, and Will be sold f0
| the benefit of the heirs legally entitled thereto.
| Attendance will be given and terms made know
on the day of sale by J. ALEXANDER FULTON, ESQ., th
Trustee appointed by said Court to effect said sale.
| By ORDER OF THE COURT:
| DOVER Nov 26th, 1873 Attest. II. TODD, Clerk
| TERMS.-Ten per cent of the purchase none
must be paid TO said Trustee the day of sale ar
the residue thereof must be secured by recognizanc
in the Orphans Court with sufficient surety 10 be al
proved by the said Orphans Court at its next term
be held in Dover. on Tuesday. March 25th A. D. lS7!
The percentage TO be paid on the day of sale will
treated part of the purchase money if the Othe
terms of sale be complied with otherwise it will b
| forfeited for noncompliance.
Plots of the Land win be exhibited at said sale
dec 4-3w J. ALEXANDER FULTON Trustee
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
SENATOR BECK on Wednesday introduce

bill providing for the repeal of section
1918 of the Revised Statutes, which pro.
hibits the appointment of any person in
the army who has served in any position
under the Confederate Government. This
ostracism of the men who fired on the flag
which educated and protected them is now
called "relic of barbarism," and the bill
of Senator Beck will undoubtedly have the
cordial approval of Col. Martin.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
TO KRISS KRINGLP,

Dear KrisS you called little early
To see my Christmas Candy fairly.
What you saw was for my whalc,aIe t-e,
IN other stores to bc displayed
But if you call next saturday ui,}t
Will display then To Your sight
MiiiErCS that you will say are calaD
And CGndy Toys lying in u heap"
cram HdiHHtS by the hushcl too
Will be exhibited to view:
Cream GhOcOlGiC DrODS two hundred n,,,,a
Should well supply your Yearly rounds
.n07dScS tnHdY ninety yards,
think should treat your numerous t,or,..
Two hundred tCct Of Uu'uut Ecr
And Peanut also by the car
cream Bon B0itS, ] don't know how rns,...
For Mary Jane and little Annie
And CocoGnW CGRdg. such a lot,
That can't tell you what I've rot.
I've toTHct' too, your eye to pleas.
And deck your many Christmas tree.
haven't time to tell you more.
But come yourself and look them o-cr
Aud till up full your ancient sack
Empty il soon and soon come back
And see that you no chimney pasg
Your old friend, truly. ROBERT cAco
P.S.-IVc mixtures too for little f,y,."
In one pound, half and 0uart,.r L,.,.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
Gge Smprna Gimes.
SMYRNA, Del.,
Wednesday Afternoon, December 1S.

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday after
noon by ROBERT D. HoFFECKER, Editor and Pub
Usher at Smyrna Delaware.
RMs-SUBscRIPTIoN-On year $500 in advance of
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-only at the
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents aline forthe first insertion subsequent
insertions Three-and a-halfcents. Alberal discount
made to quarterly, semiannual and yearly adyertl-
sers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged two cents per
line
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
HOLIDAY GIFTS!

RETURN OF Mr.. G. w. BRADFORD.
Will return to Smyrna and resume Business on the
10th of December. All that want Pictures for the
Holidays will find me ready and with increased
facilities for making better work than ever.
G. W. BRADFORD.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nov. %. 1s7s.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
Christmas Presents.

Come up to the Office lately occupied by ThOs. Cav
Cnder and get a Christmas Present.
Also has the agency for the Ladies' Journal Of tGSF
ions and Christian Voices. dec Aim
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

BoNEsI BoNEsl BoNEs!-Highest cash
price paid for old bones. J.E. Tygert y Co.
Cards and Circulars neatly printed as
this offc@
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

years.
HALL OF CAPITAL GRANGE, No. is, P. of H.,
December Il, 1873
REAPER DEATH.
WHEREAS For the fist time death has called on us,
il having pleased our Great Master above, to take
from us our worthy sister, Sarah E. Cahoon therefore
be it
ResOlued That while we bow in humble submission
to His divine will. cannot but mourn the loss of
our esteemed sister.
ResOlUed, That we extend to our W. NJ. William r.
CahoOn sr. and family in their affection our most
heartfelt sympathy, and commend them to the Great
comforter for consolation in their hour of trial.
Resolved, That in the death of sister S. f. Cahoon,
our Grange has lost worthy member. the church an
upright and devoted christian, her afflicted husband
an aflectionae companion, and her children loving
and devoted mother.
ReSOlred, That as mark of respect to our decease
sister charter be dIaped in mourning for three
months
Resolved, That these resolutions be spread on the
minutes, copy be sent to the bereaved family and
that they be sent to the Farmers Friend State SeRine,
Dtldtsdredn and SMYRNA TIMES for publication.
ELLEN II, MCKEE
s. b. PLEASANTON,
BETSY NJ. A. LEARNED.
Committee.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

LAUGHED HERSELF TO DEATH.-ht ProyidcnCe r. J..
last week Joshua Walker. cOlOred made the laugha
bic mistake of sailing down purchase Of pork with
granulated sugar. This melted his wife to laughter
which continued until She actually laughed herscl
| TO death.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

$50 lG3 -
STATE OF DELAWARE COUHTY OF KENT. IS:
W. NJ. Bell. Cashier of the above named bank do
Soemny swear that the above statement is true % the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
W VI. BELL Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day o;
December, 1873.
o. B. VOSHELL, Notary Public.
COREECT-AtteSt:
JONH NJ. VOSHELI.
j. J. CUMMINS Directors
PETER = COLLINS,
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
RESOU RCES

X 6S ~ .NG IRE GONDTTgOE
IL HE fRl IL GROWERS NATION II i, VI
at smyrna, IN the state OF Delaware AZ t:..,A
Of business, December 9th, ls-a -'~
RESOURCES.
Loans and Giscounts......... e,5o .g-.
|. :. Bonds to secure circulation .,'"
Due from approved reserve agcItS a..
Real estate. furniture. and XtiTcs - .r-- ~
IurreIt expenses and taxes paid.......... sr.
Bills of other Ban S...................
specie including gold Treasury ,..rti,,.; -. ...
Lcgaltcnder notc............... -.
Redemption fund With - Treasurer .JT..-
'cii' - oicu''t'il -7.nt
lo''''.'.'....... s.,.,.;-,-l
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid n......... ........... 8 ..u4,,
surplus fund ............. . ~, =
tNllFlde pru'Its oc...,
National Bank notes outstanding. -1.
lh'lFllGal deposits subject 10 cAcck...... &, ?,
Total. 81. - =
STATE OF DELAWARE. CoUNTY OF KENT :.
y. +. NIids. Cashier Of the al,ovc-uaincJ H3r !,
SG.clEIIy swear that the above statement +; nm
best 81 my knowledge and belief
Subscribed and sworn 70 bcf Re me iij, l-
December, lN1o. '
c.nnr, ,... SC, wiLDS Notary Public.
". w TSCHUDY,
| !. i. COOPER D;re,.--.
JOHN II. HOFFECKER
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

A Minneapolis dispatch says that Porter Guernsy
aged fifteen son of prominent druggist, and Florence
Wickoh, aged sixteen, the daughter OF Presbyterian
clergyman AT Lake City, while skating together on
recovered.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

The Texas Tribune SAYS: the late 'atmospherical
freshness has brought on many cases of Coughs and
Colds, and Dr Bulls Cough Syrup is in greater De
mand than eyc-.' Price only p cents.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
FOR SALE OR ExCHANcE
Two New Brlck Houses. each 10 rooms: MI o.
niences. {. F. NJ, 532 Cedar St, Camden. \ TTol
a Nice Christmas Presen4

Memorial Edition of Willio,, r.,
Bryant's Library of Poetry and Snoaaiea
AND
STANLEY'S GREAT WORK TUpo1,,..
THE DARK CONTINENT ''H
Stanlcy's only genuine work; all others o :,
These Books sold only on substitution " 4r''.i
II. J.. COLLINS, Agent for smyrna and Vfc.r;..
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

10 he N I TFOWEItS' NAIIONI n a, II
Of business, December 9th, 1873. a. 80. '.,e
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

GOtD AT PAR-Cold sold Yesterday at par the first
time it has Out he'd that figure since the suspension OF
specie payments in 1862.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18

No IoPE FOR KEHOE-At an informal meeting Of
the Board of Iarduns yesterday ut Harrisburg il was
decide, not to reopen the of Jack kehoe, one Of
the Mollie MEgures, who is to be hung az POttsvic
to-day.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
,EPoRT OF TIE cnNnrrrn,- :

=. S.-Ivc mixtures too for little f,y.."
In one pound, half and Uliart,g h,.,...
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
pEPoRT OF the CONDITION or

smyrna in the state Of Delaware al the c.osc Of ..,
ness, December 9th ISIS.
Smyrna times., 1878-12-18
THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.

McINTYRE.-On the 9th inst in Wyoming, Del. Of
consumption. Annie L.. wife of Rev. d. W. {:
Mcintyre. and daughter of James Benson, ESQ., OF
81. Michaels aged ~ years and II months.
SMlTHERS.-In Frederick. on the'l7th inst. OF con,
sumption, Clara wife of Caleb j. Smithers, aged 70
years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

KNIGHTS or PY1HIAS.
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION AT PoUGHKEEPsiE-
ELECTION OF oFFICERs-ENFoRCISG ECON

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION AT PoUGHKEEPsIE-
ELECTION OF oFFICERs-ENFoRCISG ICON
oMY.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July 24.-The Grand Lodge
knights of Pythias State OF NewYork is still in session.
It's almost impossible to give accurate statistics re-
oardng the condition Of the lodges OF the State for the
reason that nearly forty lodges have not sent In returns
There were few new arrivals to-day.
In the morning ssion the election OF officers was con-
timed and the following were elected:
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seal, Frank W. George,
Pouebkeepsie Supreme Representative James Irwin.
of Eew-YOrk.
Then followed the installation OF the newly elected and
annointed officers, Past Grand Chancellor John G..
Acker acting az installing officer The appointed Ocers
are. Thomas r. Hicks of AeghaDa Lodge No los, New.
Wstertown n Y, Grand Inner Guard, and Henry
simon of New York, Grand Outer Guard.
The only question debated WAS that OF the salary or
the GRAND Keeper of Records and Seal. Heretofore the
saIarv OF that officer been fixed at ~ 300 per hn-
nntn After a long discussion t was voted 70 Xix the
salary al $40 per annum, with 500 additional Tor
odace rent Syracuse uancd as the place Oi meet
ing go a. .o,,a ,,oote A., Ird,.nono-
liza JIudiana on august a, andlt VIII Dc the most I'M
Variant gathering OF knights Of Pylas ever held IN
thts conntry Money having boon appropriated az the
last meeting OF the Supreme Lodge for the extension Oi
fe order in all foreign countries, the reports upon the
,EorH abroad are looked for with much interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
CIVIL NoTEg

In the divorce salt of Lena Tischler against
Marcus Tiseher Judge Barnard, in Brooklyn has de-
eded that the defendant must the $40 aimony now
IN arrears within thirty days. or stand committed OF
contempt OF court.
Catharine l.. Wood, as owner Of the premi-
PES occupied by the sxpeDny Savings Bank applied yes
terday Judge Daniels In Supreme Court Chambers,
for order that the pay her the quarters rent
from February TO May J. 1878, IN full The receiver
was appointed March 20, and continued TO occupy INC
'udng He claims that the rent down 10 his appoint
ment must stand the basis as other debts Judge
Daniels reserved MS decision.
Christopher Seeley and Charles Loughin,
each about eighteen years old, committed July 10
Tor trial. for malicious mischief the special charge being
that they threw empty beer barrel through show
window. They applied yesterday by habeas corpus, TO
Judge Daniels. IN Supreme Court, Chambers, on the
ground that their did not Within the statutory
eehhiton OF defaeing or injuring any monument work
o. art building other structure Judge Daulels fc-
served his decision.
An application was made to Judge Daniels,
N Supreme Court Chambers yesterday, for the release
OF Eugene Keehe. a Catholic clergyman committed 70 q
lnnatie asylum &C his mothers request. His baucina-
non that he very wealthy, but that Qhercer-
men in conspiracy against him. The motion was
made on the ground that he had entirely recovered
sadge Daniels said II that so be should be dis
bafged bat the Corporation Attorney had right 70 be
eeard and ne adjourned the TO give time for anotce
70 him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
4 FATAL IFFR1Y IN TENNESSEE.

cANpIpATE's soS's KILLED AND WOUNDED
MERELY THE oRDISARY SOUTHERN CAMPAIGN
SORT OF INCIDENT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Pain an ARRAY,
at 10 o'clock this morning. between Samuel Hicks and
Edwin Nathaniel Jere and Jones Baxter sons OF Judge
Nathaniel Baxter Democratic nominee for reelection rs
Indoe NJ the Circuit Court, Hicks aud Jones Baxter
were fatally shot The former received several shots
from the Baxters and his skull was fractured Ia two
nIaces nv blows from the muzzle OF pistol In Tie hands
nj one OF them Jones Baxter received only one shot,
Vbch entered his body near the heart. and from some
person unknown Hicks expired In few minutes. ana
ioues Baxter In about hour. Jere Baxter received
sght wound In the hand, Nathaniel Baxter In the loot
and negro GIRL thirteen years old was struck III tDe
SIeh NV stray shot which inflicted painful but not
fatal wound The ARRAY grew out OF remarks derOga
oTv 10 the father OF the Baxters by Hicks IN speech
~ meeting OF candidates for County Offices, on tile IT.
denendent ticket the evening previous. The Baxters
gave bond for 000 for their appearance on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
THE BOSTON DEFALCATION.
TAPPAN'S ASSET.,.

TAPPAN'S ASSETS.
LIST OF THE PROPERTY TURNED OVER TO THE
BETTING COMPANY.
Boston, July 25.-The following schedule of
the property which Tappan has assigned and turned
TO the Boston Betting Company shows more clearly
the character Of his investments:
Real estate at Everett, Mass, valued at books,
Ss000 real estate at Chelsea, winnessmet lands S17
259; 1854 shares of the Boston Betting Compauy's
stock $l9s 400; G:lpn Gold Mining COmpany's stock.
$3.50 81; Havila Mining COmpany's stock $1,000
Cary Improvement Companys stock. $1.605; Suffolk
Coal Company, Sc III IS; Dental Yulcanite Company.
S2554; Denver real estate $3,340 TO- Sioux City and
st. Paul Railroad Company, $4,000 As; Land and
Coal Company OF Golden, $26,4s6 50; Dundee Water
Power Company, ST., 600; NewYork, Boston and Mon
treal Railroad Company. $1O,OS3 AZ; McKiliop sprage
d Co.'s stock. Sal 900; American Nodded Collar Com
pany, So 1877 Is; real estate on Warren-st S4s4l IL
real estate at Fabush, S17s72 54 joint account with
Mckinney $5.33Y %; Dundee Water Power and Land
Companys and bonds, So 0s4 -; Passaic Chem
ical Company stock and notes, $l62s9 16, Merriam
Packing Company, S2l5 $50 81 shebunc White Mar
BILE Quarry, Valued at 81 SOP 50; Central Petroleum
Company, S237S 9S; Colorado Gold Mining Company
81 1856 80; Colorado mining account S2,0S7 SO; Man
ganese Mining Company, $500; j. G. Tappans interest
In mortgage of Boston Betting Company, 5000; j. G
Tappan's interest in mortgage OF W. NJ. Bliss 5000;
]. c. Tappans interest In mortgage OF w. H. wallace
$4,000; Raddin Elastic Car Wheel Company, $1,000. .
This property will be held in trust for the benefit OF all
the creditors Of Tappan. His debts amount TO upward
OF 5000 006Ss1 900 TO the Boston Betting Company
and about 100000 10 Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26
SUIT ON A CITY CONTRACT.

The proceeding of the People on the rela-
ton OF syme receiver, procure nandamus against
the officers Of the city before Judge Daniels in su-
preme Court Chambers, yesterday The petitioner was
appointed receiver OF the property of George j. Harlow
In proceedings supplementary judgments against him.
Among the assets certificate that Harlow was en-
titled to 800 the eleventh payment under his
tract 10 build sehOol-hOuse on Fifty-eghth-st, near
Tenhave and this proceeding is 10 enforce that cert
cate The citys return that the issuing OF the cert
cate was mistake OF the Superintendent of BuldinPG
and Auditor OF the Board of Education that II was
Voked almost Immediately that, In fact, Harlow absn-
dOued his aud completed by another man
at a of 81 $40 80 and that including the penalty OF
S25 day nOulhlment OF the work within the con-
tract fine there are claims filed against the
tractor for 1867 80 Judge Daniels reserved his decs
ion Daniel DAILY appeared for the piaintni ID. j. Dean
for he city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-26

titled TO bond that viii reasonable ground for doubt
to The surety sufficient for that purpose
His property consists principally Of village lots concerning
the Title OF which be has personal knowledge and that Is
also the fact their He cannot therefore, be re
oeiyed as sufficient 10 warrant the discharge Of the attach
ment.
Special Term-By Judge Dopobue-Moton ct al agt Muir
ply ef al-Orders as settled signed.
Common Pleas-Specidi ItrM-By Judge van Hoe
senInr Of the application of Shorman-Orer settled In
re OF DevoeCoss taxed and counsel fee fixed Williams agt
Tanger Findings signed ugm mt for plaintiff Carroll agi
Davis Motion granted. Puvermacer ag Xeran.-Motion
granted memorandum In the matter Of the accounting
OF Orsers ecReferd TO take and state account OF
Chemical Bank ag KolnerAn extra allowance Of $500 70
defendant Blant egt. Gaber. don't think Kate sufficient
surety In the matter OF the accounting OF Hills etcIhere
and pass upon the assignees The Court will not
under undertake the duty Of auditor Con-
Podesta.f all the terms mentioned memorandum
complied with the motion the default Will be
denied with plaintiff Brooks BakerMotion
denied with $40 costs TO defendant TO abide the event SEQ
memorandum. In OF The accounting OF WenhOltz-Ihe
matter must be referred back 10 the referee ascertain by
The examination Of witnesses who creditors OF the inso
vent and whether they have all sigued the composition The
original composition and the original release must
be with the the referee testimony must
the report memorandum Goldman agt. Welerr-Has
Weller appeared What the nature OF the acti0ni What
effect Weller will the dscentinuance hayel Rhoads at
sever (schedues)Mus make affidavit Discrepancy OF
assets before OF bond will be fixed Waters agt
Sayre-Granted. Malone sg Derby.-Bond approved. Au-
rich agt SOlomoDGrsnted. Cummings agt. Miller-Bond
approved.