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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
.ater-The Report Lacks Conhrna SIon.

LONDON, Aug. SIT is now 2 o'clock 7l the
afternoon here and the Chronicle telegram
from Vienna reporting tine assassination of
Primes Bismarck last evening has not yet
been confirmed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

transportation of Cattle-The Railroad
War Closed.
Long BRANCH, N. j. Aug. s-The various
railroad companies supplying the Eastern
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
Bishops Failure-seEtlement with Cred
ifDrs,

NEW YORK, Aug. 8-The special committee
appointed yesterday with power by the cred
GERS, Of Cincinnati, met again to-day to ar
range settlement of the affairs of the firm.
Mr. James, OF the firm of Packett u James,
presided After q long discussion the COM
mittee unanimously resolved not to accept
the offer OF the firm to pay forty cents on the
dollar
A resolution was then passed setting forth
that after full consideration OF Mr.. Bishops
offer Of 40 CENTS and also his offer TO surrender
all the assets of the firm and also the assets
decide TO accept the offer of the assets, as they
think they can obtain more than DO cents on
the dollar out of it, The agreement will have
to be ratified by the creditors outside Of New
York, and should any OF them oppose the
settlement, Mr.. Bishop will have to go
through bankruptcy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09
The Porte ISSUES Instructions not to Ops
nnse the AMstrIans.

LONDON, Aug 8.-A Vienna dispatch says
the Porte has given special Instructions
throughout the provinces not to oppose the
Austrian advance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-09

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Aug. 8.-An interview
was had here yesterday with a political gen.
tleman from Peoria, who is in a position to
know all about the whisky business Of that
city. He states that the gaugers and store
keepers are in collision with the distillers to
cheat the government.
In the first place they receive q liberal
o little fuller after they have gone into the
bonded warehouses. This the distillers do in
the night, when not likely to be detected. In
return for favors shown by the gaugers and
storekeepers the distillers allow them to fatten
hogs and cattle on the still slops.
Gen. Trumbull, the revenue agent who is In
this city, when informed of these facts was
much surprised, and declares that he will give
the Peoria whisky business a thorough inves-
be frequently transferred from one district tc
another
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

Supr,Hy COirt-f fhduib,r,-Uy JUDGE Dnuohuc.-
N4u Loan tatcs the Sew Nulk Life Insurance Company
Iam,.. lu tho mltrr u Lockwood kuchrrhoCh'r ir
Insurance tumuauy agl Baker ami Others tNUs. l. ami 3D.
Granted Cas-" aIt bldN,hu Ia the mutl q. bduu'I'i ,
Nrucl tgt $rvrl; Columbia National HJuh AIT Adams
Dul"rs lIaut", Perry EJuu~. Denied uoWorAud
Continental National Bank Jsl ~irtu~hu-'r Motion
Irut,d mrmorJuduu Uugt,u art l"tu.- Nouuu t,uirt
wliLout COSTS Mccarthy ast thr Convention ~ tuNvr.
pall,ts.. Memorandum. tIruu agL lcy-Muuun ghutcd
Nuwu agt \Nrutuc- Ncthvr iuIm ~ order - correct
Columbia National BiuA AIT Adams Motion gIuut,o curing
granite. by District Court SyNF UKt CLIuE Mo
ton dyui,d mcIuorLadum EaI4e UsL 1cy cT- Motion
lIIutrrl llvllli IurIl|
,p..ir I.l Iy Judge Van -Strmbrcchcr agt Noss
ct AN Nut.oI tor extra allowance denied
Nuprri,r Cout-Np,cid lUm-By IMcf.Jus;cc
Cuuis Yates agt Wcsu.-Oil,rrd day calendar lor
Juir =. Nuud,TbrrE Hgt tho NuH.lurh Elevated EaruJt
Ctmpauv. Of dl.,outuuauCC. Smith Culycr-
tumuIi-,u ui'rud Hnruet 81 al ar h-t GnIycy order
u dIs,uut.uuUurv. Van bytk ast. M,,lutdc. Same
ast. Jouosurlcr granting motion O. advance cause.
Auhrm ngt. AIilr'm ct al.-OrdcT OF dI-,onuuu.
sell puhIr auction. etc GiirutIt HgL purlucr--
order dauu--ug u'uEs supplemental la execution.
Butler ag Io-uI e. a order ,iurolluE u, Ui
cord SNllcr a"t ~rhJWu1. Judgment signed. English
asI iDnuu vlprirr fpr further hI OF particulars and
tension col uMr tu Ne Nrtlc ayt huyhlr order ~
ari thornton et AL ulrIahiuy approved. Nunt4 ag H
yer brmmuuh ag carleton; Glnuld agt tr1c~r, Loul.
laIl a co. dgt TIE iIiu.plI uAd NrN.hu. Svam Nip
Company; D diL Lord NtrlCrHUu ag Fowler; Shidh HSt
~huAA, Uushe, pEt Bllrviti Naudrtbtck aEt ApptbY
NILS AIT Could LNaut rt a. Hgt sucker, Young agi SuNr
ter, Hughes asI Barrett Allen lgt U"brurdcs granted
Common Hitd,->psrjW IDm-By judge j. /. DAILY.
-lrd sgt Instrumentation granted on the payment uy tie
pendant to Uiluuus attorney of ten dollars cost.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
THREE UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.

Achillc Rose charges that his wife Emma,
married him in December 1866, deserted nm hJHy'
l~75 and u now living with another man One of her
children n, acknowledges AZ his The other he rcpu-
,l,tr, Jude D,upiur granted Yesterday, au order FOR
the publication Of the summons IN the husbands divorce
,,:t.
Augusta Price was married to Joseph Price
last November, soon after she sued for limited
nrr ad the ease was reported at the time Now her
husband -uas for on absolute divorce on the grave
rualg.,f uI..cuuduct. the cls' came yesterday be
judge CuiiS iH superior court, NW'Itl I'l lh On
"rI.p'iou FOR al.lnOry. she denying her hu'oaud+
Charge. Jadg, Cugji- reserved hi, decision.
JUDGE Donohuc referred yesterday the di-
vu., -u. oH IuI:l Talzn against Jonu IeHen 70 r. f.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
HOUSE OF RErNEsENTArIyEs.

In the House to-day, Mr.. SHELLEY Ocm.,
Ala reported back from the Committee Ou Railroads and
Canal, the Senate bl for the construction OF a railroad
from bismarck to The Black Hills, but the reading of
the bin il appeared That the bill makes grant OF land
Tor railroad stations etc The point Of order made
that 1t must be first considered In Committee OF the
Whole, aHd the blll was withdrawn
On motion Of Mr.. WOOD Dem, n. " the Senate
amendments 10 the bill for the free entry Of articles i'm.
ported for exhibition bY societies COncuicd IN and
the bill passed.
The bill for holding the next election for Representa-
hYcs Ia California the first "Wednesday in September
1873, was passed,
The House then proceeded 10 vote on the amendments
To the Army Appropriation bill. All the items which had
been increased on the basis Of an army force Of 1000
men were restored TO the original amounts the basis
of 10000 men.
The amendment fixing the number OF cavalry regi.
mcnH at eight and OF infantry eighteen Was con.
cured Ia. Also the amendment fixing the maximum of
pTvAtCb IN cavalry company at l25 Tho sections re-
organizing the AdJutan-Generals Department and tho
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
WORK OF THE BOARD or HEALTH.

AT the meeting of the Board OF Health yes
tcriay complaint was received that the water from
the old wells iu the city which IS extensively nsed
in the manufacture OF mineral and soda waters is in
f.ccd from the and drains and is consequently
Injurious TO the public health. An investigation
into this matter was ordered. D.. Day Ic-
ported mat he had investigated tn" causes OF a
complaint Onc-hWdTr-9Ud hlty-nl'h-7f. ana lhlld-
ave, and found that Uhrrc Jones d VI, Q made con-
tractors uIc digging sewer. the Glr bad been thrown
out SO as to oh,tJuct Mil Brook, and the water hId
backed up over the street and land near by McaSr'
Jones and appeared before the Board ana agreed
to suspend operations al that u'int until cold weather
when their work would not affect the health ol the
people the vicinity. The Application Of MI Malnh'}
t. huIu she'll lime at the foot OF Wet I"elfts was dc-
NET hy tie hoard.
An inspectors rcpor, showed that defective Sas,ppe
in Grammar Sch0u. No Is in Vest Twenty y-rlEhiA't
had been allowed 10 - unIepaHci for several
weeks. oniaugeTiug the health OF scholars; tiAi
the ventilation in some parts "l the hhl.d-
ing and the light IN other parts were lnsu .
icnut and that the vcu,iainy shafts ron ne slnkH ~
the Yards terminated the srCondstorv windows ana
thus formed another nuisance. SPECIAL Inspection 10
be made OF the building.
resolution was passed providing for the inspection
the Nopgesrrymg apparatus along Tie piers oI the
East and Nug;h rivers
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIyERPooL-Ie Stesr,shig hiq-Mr s Ab an
y Hs, g. Eleanor AGnewi o. Arnold Mt r f. Ba3nune, Mrs r.
mid Miss Barrot r O. b BtIeit Miss Bayey an1 ma9 sH
g. Bsntat Mr. 3 f. BeaedSi Mr. BRGess Mr @ BBcE
% %G1raL Mss BnrGEhaIG, , nj NJ Il; 9; Bntie Mr. A. Noble
T. Cooper, Mr. IL Grouse Mrs W. Wemore Cryder Six;
er;yoeE Nis;sr C. I caer y%S ya%4 @aia %E' Mf II B.
W CnrtS Mr., j. W Curtis Miss VI. Curtis
mad Mr. P Eusgn Mr. samuel Freeman, Sir GoTeT T,t
Mss palsy Halliday M.s.iiame Haiiay Miss iFFG5 F5reT5s
IIlnday Master Willie Halliday, Miss A. Brcrhsef Hamg
T0m@son a Mrs It. Iaseti Me- r r. de 5ylaBd Gri NJ, NJ +
= n Mayhnr5L & NE May I!ayhufaI Mr. and Mrs. J. 3.
Mrs. >. 4. Keene Mr. p = KelcLer Mr F. A. Lacey ~
Mrs. Mcn-ing Miss Iall NensinQ Miss Elsa Mensng anl
nurse Mrs. j. f. Mitchell Dr. ": G. Otterson Mr. j. Y.
manservan Mr H. r. Palmer Ms H. Il: Palmer Miss Pas.
G}g Bg H. vi p6do rea N Pcrt % rf'' NJ NJ Charles Phelps
Reed 5Ir + Reynolds Mr. r. Rodwe Mr. r r. Rod%rI W. n
r. ;oinc Miss Fora -raa NJ A T. saisgT r Hr kiiI
Stirring Mrs Srockwe Master G. y sockSell, Master x
Dr j. Harry Thom ,on, the Reyi Atan Tosniey
WrIs. Mr Nathanel West, Mr. W. c. West Mr. Nsjiheg
Wiks, Mis- Matthew WSs, MISS Wllks Miss CatlaTns
Mr. Jonn b. william Mr.. 81. c Wngh, Mr. f. Taylor.
FROM LIVERPOOI.-In S'eaIoshjD Wjscoas1a-Mr Van
J. ckaprIge r Ir a. and Trs webster Mr and Mrs :
2. Daniel child = Daniel r. T. DANIEL f. = Daniel. Miss
Eipp"r Mrs " Day, Miss McSwcauoy, Mrs J. Khmcr sai
four danEler- T. Russell \ CIeeaaT Al5s j., Dihahsn T.
Mrs II Gadaar and daug ghrr. John Teifer ". Eson.
FROM GLASGOW-H S'eaaeliO B,'ria.-E. \. Smith.
Mrs WILSON, Mss Wilson. Miss NOmaDd Mrs. WATSON and
sou j. Robertson MI Couuan Mrs Mack, Miss Mack D. 10
Brown and Mrs. j. Roe T.. q. walker Mr and Ms Jas.
The M,s,. Ichmoni, S.ss n; oicnigs MaoS. Hea6urg,
child. als, Mehofry. l. ". Hugh, II. Puryis.
FROM HERMUDA-In Sts4m.ho GfnerGl Me1dc-Nr:
ann l,r, j. u Joncs Nj; Mullins M Rr & Hlrigw lad
Wtkcaln. NJ and Mrs g. O. M Jh j. " StGIegant
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
THE COIEIS.
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New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
4 BROOKLYN CHURCH TO BE SOLD.

IoHLCLU~rHE or \ MORTGAGE OF 100000 UPON
81. ANN'r CHUECn ON THE HElGIIs.
The suit of the Union Dime Savings Bank
tn forccOsc a mora gage ot 100000 -. AIMS Prot
tc,taut Epi-copJl Church oH BroDhI' Heights cauU
before Judge Barnard yesterday, IN supreme Court,
Special Term, Ia Brooklyn. General nathan -. Morgan
and j. nelson Tappan, having signed the bond were in
cudcd as co-lc'cudants. The church made no defence
The interest due from May ], leGI, amounts to 81
5tt a. 4 motion 10 dismiss the complaint as against
Mr. Tnppau denied Judge Barnard ordered "a Juds
incnt Of foreclosure and sale.
The parish of h Auu Is one Of the oldest I'm Drooklyn
H.. former place Of worship the church III Washing,
tou ST. lWrcn Sands and Prospects Eis., which has
recently been chapel OF the Church uf the Holy Trinity
and which Is to be torn down "a give place 20 the
East River Bridge. Tho church was buIlt about ten
wears ago. The entire indebtedness upon tho church
amounts about %lB5OOO. Iur several months strong
efforts have been made by the church and lt- friends to
ri.e che amount of this indebtedness bat they have
brcn uu.urcossIul The Rev Dr. NoaA Hunt Schenck IS
tho rector.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

factory for fertilizers In Of the clauses OF the III
dicJment the place called Blissvile' DistrictAtoi
ney Bell stated that Clark, like tho Prestons, had
promised TO abste the nuisance and he suggested that
both in his case and that of EnOs o. COc the sentence
be deferred until IL whether thcy computed WI
their promises Judge Gildersleeye assented to the
suggestion. -,
Michael Kane indicted as John Doe and Richard Roe.
for Eeepne manure heap at the foot OF East Forty
ifh-st pleaded guilty. As he made the same PROMISE
Judge GilGrIsccVc took the same course win hlln,
Eliza strickland one of the persons recently indicted
for mantliUn9 nuisance in TINS city, Yesterday gave
hall In s,llN. hcr bnndslnan Doing John Duny.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
The NUISANCE INDICTMENTS.

DAYS OF GRACE FOR THE OFFICIALS.
YURTuER DELAY IN THE PREPARATION OF TIE
pAprrS-TuE ALDERMEN CONSIDER BAY WIN
pows. AND TRY TO TROUBLE TIE COMMISSION
ER OF PUBLIC wORKs-rEoCEEDINGS DEIoEE
JUDGE GILDERSLEEYE.
There is still delay in the District-AttorneYs
Office in regard to the indictments ordered against
the Aldermen and the Health Commissioners. Tins
is in part due to the novelty OF the case At the
session Of the Aldermen yesterday no violent
language was used about the Recorder
and the Grand Jury, as expected. Much
of their business was in relation to
bay windows and other alleged obstIuctons III the
streets and they cndcavorod to give the Commis-
sioner of Pubic Works as much trouble as possible
Judge Gildcrslceve has deferred sentencing the
guilty nuisance owners on their promises to remove
all causes of complaint.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
sNrGGIED SILKS BARROoM.

benjamin I. Powclson, Il photographer, Of
Detroit, Mich, and Mr.. Cooper, photographer,
In London, Canada. went to Europe together
recently, aud returned on tho steamship Britain
mic last Saturday. Mr. Cooper came ashore with
Mr.. McNichol, officer Of the steamship. Entering u
saloon In Wcsts tho latter left package containing
two pieces OF very fine silk. Sunday morning, Mr.
Powcson asked to send for the package aud called
In District Telegraph boy. IIc went TO the saloon,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
CHARGES OF FRAUD N A PATENT SUIT.

CHARGES OF. / FhAiD ~ lAiINh 'Cii'
The suit Of Riley Burdctt against JACOB
Estey and others which has been in the United states
Courts for number OF years came up yesterday ID te
United States Crcnit Court, before Judge BlatchiOd
and Associate Justice Wheeler, Of vermont for hna ar
gumcnt The parties to the suit are manufacturers OF
cabinet organs and il j. brought for alleged infringe
mrnt uf a patent Thousands Of these organs nave Dts
sold since tho begun, and the amount III N'aAr
il very l,rye The defendants claim that the Wliptts
Invention Was not patcnable invention, ana II II vas
patcntabe had been anticipated before ne invented H.
In proof OF this they exhibited an organ, which, II was
asserted was built ten wears before containing me Bur
dctt Improvement ~" plugth claims that tue orElh
b9s been friuGulraty at re sllrr tie suit was begun
and the Improvement added. The evidence IN ie case
is very yo'umiGous The sUt was argued a'oHt
tErco year, ago before tho late Judge Johnson
but no decision had hrrn rendered at tho time 81 Ei7
death, aHd anuhcr hearing vas necessary.
senator EdmUnds ana Ed. Phelps OF vermont hll
C.,arts SoughrOu, o hs ely appG2r Tor me plaa'u,
and f. y Drkcr-pn Of this city. ard muud Bu.ar o.
New Hampshire for thr ocYrudautS. The Hon william
~ Eyart, is also associated with tine defence.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

borLoanor told him 70 90 out the back door that
one would see him. Suspecting something wrong ~
informed tho revenue officers and the silks were seZcd
and Mr.. POwelsOn arrested he was drought
before Commissioner shields Yesterday, but upon ms
statement OF the was allowed TO go on ms own
recogniIlncc warrant was issued for the arrest OF
Mc
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
XLVth CONGRESS---IId SESSION.
nrG1.1AR REPORT OF PRNcEEDlNGs.

THE SENATE PASSES THE BILL IN REGARD To LIZ
GAL-TENDERS-THE ARMY BILL RESTORED TO
ITS ORIGINAL BAD FORM AND PAssED-CoSslD-
ERABLE WORK IN BoIH HOUSES.
SENATE. WASHINGTON May 2S. 1873
The President pro tempOrc laid before the
Senate today a communication III regard 10 th' i'h
provcncnt Of the Harbor of Norfolk, Va ana the est
mated cost thereof. Referred to Committee OF COM
mercc Also copies the record Of examination OF Cap
tain SOmcrvllc Nicholson, United states Navy he-
feIred To Committee On Naval Affairs.
MIR WALLACE Dtm., Pcnn presented petitions Tor
the survey Of the Delaware River below Lcague Island
and for the payment Of the expenses of the Centennial
Commissioners appontcdby the United states.
Mr.. HrPHERSON Dem, y. JJ presented petition
Of persons engaged IN the mdnuiactuic 0i iobiccn III
Nrw-Jcr,ry for settlement %! tht question "l ty Wy
on manufactured oraccu and to carry or inc Wishes rl
the pcutiousrS submitted the following:
yhTsrR Mary petitions have bccn presented to Congrc'S
praying reduction in me iai. OF TAX "H "atcc" ana
to,acco auufaciug industries of the country ay r'um"
ANA continue Du,l,as wIth safety GO ia - irr @gip g."
tonere, oioc me ,ac aud lagr,by 9,G % ,mp.o,ncm
30 thou~nro 81 "psi"'r7 DO" ulo| "i' ''''! ''''
causing great suffering and ol-tT'.. iL''.oI,, . ,s
OF congress to change 'he eASng "' oi 'N d"
InanuIIctu ulcd tobacco
ton. Objection was maie BY N'. NiIiIiEN d'. ."'
IA Tgr , ,,, ESn,l"n for delivering. to OBJ. amtlh.o
MIN institution certain cancelled rN's or ii.riin'"'
currency. toh' bel" a' "'i|' = ~ ml'It,' an dp' '+
ate bill to rr' 1i section -.i'' ' 'h' h''-,' '''"''
fixing standard ior Un --,, were hd'h-.i." p'''-
Tr following bills wcr. placed upon he calendar:
Tie House n.I autNcrz ic ~ccl'tay of t' Ira.I to
f's,%. ql.q.r Of ,hc r,g -l, vor, 5d oar COMP
sa9n; 81. ,,,,i..,.. ..,.rl
The -clt. b to extend TN letters l'''ui ~ AbIi IH''i
Of Ncw-Nu:s. 60: an improved l"Hr'i oi lou % '"l "''
III, senate o!ll d,iuin- Ia. H.i.D'r u Ha.'h cenh
.il rrIr may be as. giyd All io,"'J or applied i'
actual settlers, etc., VIZ rt~' Il also c -.'., " 3"
extend tn jurisdiction o District .nd circuit CONT. o.
- Med =,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun rises 432 sun sets.; 723 Clock slow 2m 81,
Noon rises. 237 Moon souhs. 953 Moons days ~
HI5H WATER IO-DAY-A A.
sandy Hook. 500 Gov. Island. COS Hell Gate m 7,.
iiIGH WATER TODAY-p. VI. "
Sandy Hook. 54i Gov Island. 6:39 Hell Gate 80, sla
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
PROMISING TO ABATE NUIsANCEs,

PROMISING TO ABA1E NUISANCES
JUDGE GILDEEsLEEYE DEFERs SENTENCING PRO-
PRIEIORS.
in the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Gdcrsleeye, yesterday. Edward Clark pleaded
guilty OF maintaining nuisance at Hunters Point IN
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
Curopcuu Advertisements

4 MEDICAL STUDENT. accustomed 10 for.
u travel would give hls services Ia an NV AID OF pi
for mitcI tour Europe or elsewhere; reputation H4
'hlt, sluut,,t Address A. L. G, Tribune Uptown ONCE
Z tuntiMaN.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
TaMARgNDlEN GGELAON

TruyprSllly ursgiOtd Faculty. .aNaNt, t''itN
p and iu,iurava lplrvgv. for the immediate r'l o.
,l,tual tuIv tpAtuu, hcdschU. BIKE hemorl'N y"
Tauar tuho pills aud TIE usual purcatNcS l. aStr',,i
take and never produces irritation. Prepared bI r. "tS
Ion - laIuhUtvl,, Iail~ Depot tA~N ELls H-t"NI'S
1 ID rnTrrr gt p. ave ana 'l.st.. Ntw-hOrA.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Senate insisted upon IT'S amendment TO IIou-o bill
providing permanent government for the District Of
Columbia uud q committee Of conference ordered
MI WELDON ll;cp. MiuuJ called up the Legislative,
Judicial and Executive propriation B, in order that
IL ui. .Ht be- The unfinished business tomorrow.
Hr EANAI.D dem, DrlJ at his own request was cN-
cuscd service the Board ol Visitors to West
Point. and Mr. Morgan lDcm, AlaJ was appointed to
M The vacancy.
Mr.. CONONER (ltcp., fla Submitted an amendment
. the Johnston Texas Pacific Railroad bIll, giyn4 10
The NcwO Orleans, Baton Rouge and Nch~burg Railroad
Company the rght 10 complete wIthIu three years,
OF railroad from tho eastern terminus to TrAa.
Pacific ~ or Shreveport, La 10 some point O tho
Mississippi RIycr at or near H,"DEcans, and extend
ing to sIId road the privilege Of tat b. 10 tcITcd to
Committee on Railroads.
The Scuaic then, motion Of Mr. UAIIIN, went into
executive session, and when the doors IcOpruCd
al . O'Clock, adjourned
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29
ilCopo5d!S

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received Dy
y the trustees OF the New-Nork aud Bo'"l}b m m N,
their Office. - WHturst BoohJ ~ unlI .I're md
tit,rrt n nm dly Of June. ISIS. Tor the mauE5'tu' J
drIly,rvnof including erection about hNe
H,tt d., ~ Nh INNS of wrought iron and steel WolA t4u
Tor the suspendtd superstructurc OF Tie East lNti
l0' ''' '''P W. \. EOEBLING, Chtct EuSlh''h
New-York tribune., 1878-05-29

Mr Eustis Dem, La.t, Mr Dorsey Oscp, Ark) Mr..
CnaiErr d.cp., CUlJ, Mr. Plumb Rep, ktl.l and Mr..
Bruce Grp., Mia- VINO would have voted IN tho affirm
atIyc, were paired with Mr.. DHwcs dtcp., Mah~ Mr.
uaGlm U!cp., Mc.J. M MCPheroon dem, y. j., Mr..
Edmund, 0!cp. VI, and Mr.. Sargent lRcp, CdJ, who
t-llLlnI I.lNN NltfNI LII a
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

". Y Harrison, COm"issiaa:77,
vs..
Robert Erwin, Lemucl Stump md P. Hays.
~ c1fAScERY.
As Commissioners appointed by a deere
Of the Circuit Court Of Gilmcr county, ren.
drrcd IN the above named cause, vt tie
spring term, 1850, The undersigned Commits.
sionrIs will sell at public auction, in iron;
Of thc court house door Of Giltner oun,y, oL
Monday, The 18th day ofAugust, 1878.
that being the FIST day Of The trial term ..
the Comfy Court Of Gilmet county, the
TRACT OF 249 ACRES OF LAND.
situate On Steer Creek, in Gilmcr count!
nLon, Twelve miles west Of THE town Of
Chenille, and lying on beth sides Of lIo
Gi'mcr, Ripley and Ohio Turnpike road, am.
generally called The sold Jacob Roger
Farm" The said farm is q, present claimed
and cultivated by S. l.. Hays.
TERMS OF SALE-CASlI
CALEB B0GGESS,
WM. L. LIVELY,
Commissioners.
By WM. L. LIVELY,
juIyl3lw L.