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New-York tribune., 1879-08-30
MANHATTAN BEACH
GILMoRE's BAND AND LEVY APrERSooS AND
EXENINO-

Trsns foot East 23I
syivaa GOve)-sl5, 9f5. 10t1 1lilJ, q In; and half
hourly thereafter to si5 p.
Returning Manhattan Beach haliho1ry tSr
New YORK via Gresnpointto 1888 y. N.
Elevated Railroads to South Ferry. connecting with
steamer d. r. Martin hourly from g2J TO 1j m
Bay Ridge
steamers Thomas coyer AMI Twill 1as le,y, North gysr
iaLdings-Torn 23dst. 3l0 1925 a NJ, aolrly
D. Leroy-sC, 9;j5 m, and hourly G:J5 D. IN Pier &
0:5J a. m.a and hourly To 6:55p N.
Reuruing leave Beach tar NsyYsrs via
Bay Rsdgo half hOurly to 1910 m.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
RECro roa,sTREI:gNearest pOiat for waa street. Ferry.
ri sSsn pss SSiy for ~
PARK PLGCE~Nearest point Poss ofacs CITY HM AL
Ei 6 POINT toe r.roa z,
pnkNKrfi hSE-i S,sriE.EEr- RsTEiE
GRAN DSTREET-N pointer De, ssrost Psry
Jersey CITY, ard connects VITA DesbrJs,ss AL
BIEEog oar, E.ss al
EIGaTI 7T REET Connecting With cars ior chr'tsoa,e
FOCRTRBNTH- TH-srREET-connectag with cars hr Ein
rw TssF;y d % si es5n sn T oars .,
Iwety third s;ret Ferry Jersey GtS and East Thirty
THIRTY TN nIhDsrREET-coRn wita eArst's "se
FoaTY.sEcoN DsTREEr-Connects with Nsw-Yors
p, eqgPa94s sae' x GrspYs Depot
iFrY-Eia HrH.s .srBf TT-siIthava entrance . csarA
ft fnRfsR8 E1 IaIi sad ss F
fe and
EIG IrTY III rsrnh.r T.. and MN Srai tVESqE-
ONE.Mu NnREDANDFoUBrHs STREET anl SlSrh
FOR notor1 TrsI Ms take cast siae st.tioa.
koc downtown trDs aks west @ 1s s .si 1os s,i
F1Rs s'9 70 Except the hOlr,o- 5:sJ'
7s5a 'a ~ onJ ,a D 10 wnen fare > oens+
SUNDAY TRANS from IA ihsls5s II m 55 riamaaah
NJ VAN BRocKLIN. Superintendent. -
pLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
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REAL ESTATE.

NBw-YoRK, Friday, Aug. 20. 1870
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrcom today:
Bv Hiqh " cdHp
6-story brick building lot. No 53l East l2ths
ns. 2i5 II W of Ave-B. lot 25x10J.3j VIM Dor. oo
Bu z. n Ltflor 4 90.
plot Of land Park ave, block ront between IOrtl
lard terrace and Hchard-st, Westchester lT9xlli -
122lxl22 Jacob LOriltrd. 7OO
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CEA BEACH ROUTE
TO
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH
CONEY ISLAND.

Steamers "MORRISANIA" and "SYLYAS STREAM
Leave Neg-York connecting with trains at Bay hdge A.
follows:
West Twe=ty st.. $780, l0+5, l1i45 9. m latl
I:45 345. $40. s4S 1si0 6tO, 7l5, and d 30 N .,
West TouLh j:3s. 1904 li:b3 l24o, l5J 2:oS
S:&S 1853, 6si5. B:tS, al 1;53 p. =. .,..
COnmanpaw. connecting With Q. Il r. OF " j.. l9o~
l:i5 auG 4l0, y. M. -, 80.
s;I5 4:2O 5l5, b:lU. 7:l0. and S:l5 y. m
Harlem steamers from Fulton fo-ry, $3.50, Hoo a. N
2O5. 4:O5. 900, aud IUO, p IN. - 60 c.,,,
Tickets 50 cents single tri 30 cents Ohlursn
between 4 and ~ yes OF ago 10 cents. . - ~
for excursonA &c Omco hoom
&c, Coal and 1roH Exchange, -
CUNDAY EXCURSION to WEST POINT,
- CORN WALLS and NEWBUBG hy the superb steamer
RICfIARD STOCKTON. Leaves Pier 1, North River AZ
m Pennsylvsna Railroad Piers jersey CITY at y:.o
A. M PASSENGERS FROM Brooklyn take Brooklyn Annex Dos
90 Pennsyysnia Piers Jersey Cy Fare Tor roand mp
FIFTY cent? children hall prize.
q. AnS TO PALESTINE and RETURN
ID N&tTsI Address for particulars l. LII" AID SoND
Sl2 Wash hing ton ST. Boston, Mass
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ECCO.DE.f hoEliA'fNN
ssvns. ssnt nos - sad I,i Cherrrt Jear 1900
Coender. X w GDd wife 20 tho EmiTSnt Industrial ,
Savings Bank cor lutbsyo sad JIth-st, year 5s'SVV
20 st s9i,ts Tesr. r.a "''s 'on 1900
Deems, anna - znd husband " the Mutual LAfc IN .
susaHcr Company. No s2o West 2sdst 1000
Dooley. John ami wife 10 John q Petrie "5;h,t -.
I've PsI,h WsrG a ~ 1000
Hall. Richard u W Iii4abcth l. PurdJ, Q CotiGSesE
OF t2aG Ward. toO
NSfty s"ie' 10 Su'4oes'f Sooo
Tefss Of S,ye sSu S'o % soOo
rpS % % es5ers I,'''grg slco
S'soi',i ~ 3 wii'"n 10 flsne'' 5000
~ Of djTs Iots,ys sI ynaf ws.s 70 95co
Tsber. Anu 20 William Smith, ~. = !rmyca 90.
Of academy 1t. yenrs i'lVo
ThGmpsGn ID 10 George Mills, ss lllthst o! sth'
YEARS N'''NN
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF hOafGA0Es
Powers Thomas TO Charles BaTtlett.....-.. $4,000
4 W. trustee CSC, 10 4 NOOrheos......---
War Eleln + Thomas Powers. 1000
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Citp i)roperin DO fet.

DIN Droptrtn DO Eel.
A -"YOUR HOUSE" WILL BE REGIS
"A TERED FREQ lay hsts, printed daily
V. X. STEVENSON, JR,
Pine 80 East l7thst, or Col 5thave.
TElO LET or for SALE.-Thfee three-story
private dwellings, all modern Improvements for one
family Apply Oh tho premises A. Boulevard between
Goth and Rent S33 month; price 1000 oach
OS MINUTES FROM CITY HALL.-SplendId
eesf hOuse 2 rOons den stable full yos OF Long
Isand Sound: rent $500 Inqnird promises Eas
issth-s near Southern Boulevard or CHARLES LAUTER
JUNG, 81 Chambors+st
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GIN Real estate TOR sale.

TOR SALE.-200 feet of water front by CSC
b doep house. Il 40 ieet water az 'front.' sSta
be 10 land the largest - minutes FROM 34th 81
Ferry GOOD warehouse manGfsctofy or residence A.
1rIbuue Office
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RECORDED LEASE.
rrconDr., nogrdAGE&

AStor, John J 70 William ScbRchtel, n cor 7theye
and i0th-st. l7.02sXgi 20 Years. At annual TrGso
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC EN-.
W CAMPaRNT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
SPECIAL TRAINS. REDUCED RArES
THROUGH CARS
the
second Annual EncaIpment Dept Of NJ. O. A. r., a
CAMP SKILLAAN, SkILLMAS STATION, on Bound
Brook Route, midway oetgeen SewYork AM Phadephaon
AUGUST 26, %, % AMI %, 1879.
LEAVE NETWORK FOOT LIBRHTY-sT., N. r., at $50
7SG, s:i5 o. 1890, lll5a. 1870, 1:30 $780, 65 7lA
IL y. M.
Returning leave skiIman 21 g. 709. 1895. lilo M
l2:42 $50 .:t7 e:lO, Gas, 800 S33, 900 D. m. - 80
FARE NEWYORk 10 SkILLMAN AND RETURN, 81 81
Tickets good 10 return until 5cptombsr J, 1873
IL. p BALDWIN,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Eost an6 founo.

DANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank Book No.
ID IlS,ss7 OF the Bower, SAVING. Bank a. msang The
before the Sglh september 1879 application viii De
male u Ito Bsak I0r new book
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MISS S. B. MATHEWS will reopen. her
l boarding ana day school young ladies' and children
summit. New JeIsey, September 23. 1879.
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MAPLEWOODI DINSTITUTE-For both sexes;
11 Concordyille Penn; sos pcr Quartor students pre-
pared for business Yale Harvard class professor
T. SHORTl1 DGk, A. 81, PrtnciDel
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A NEW BRUNSWICK boat. landing M
lAs Sayrcyile. South AnboI Perth Arnboy T0ttsnvie
W0odbrdze k0ssyiis asd star faipinx stssef Wyonng
ffon loot Caaa oyorg week day fare lower taa
a M lsr rOftte.
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N. VAN BRoCKLIN.

DLYMOUTH ROCK for LONG BRANCH
Leaves foos 22d-st, N H. aud 2s3O " NJ aud rlss
l. NJ X. (BaftsryI, $50 a. and p IN
trip, only FIFTY CEN Is
N pIer tickets, 10 extrk
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ROARD.-One hour's drive from the villag
AZ OF Cat.ki the Catskis ON ths Catsk; eelish
u Place ior September and Octobcr erns moJsrae ne,
bucswheat served W q. W.. Greene County Als Catski
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Real estate to Gtrhange.

rgyO EXCHANGE.-A nne-rOOm cottage and
It iIst ou aide VILLAGE on HadsJn churches schools,
&C two hours from for all low p1cod Brook
lyn house aud lot; address 4. H. C., Tribune OMce.
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AIRS. ROBERT Ii. GRISW0LD and daugh
~ ~ ers Lyme. Conn will reopen their BOA RIDING and
DAY SCHOOL September H. Special advantages for plano
hay gu and vocal music also Cor drawing painting and
dancing. TeIms, $500
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Gnmmer 1oaro.

ROARD obtained at Fall Bank Cottage 70
A. S5per week Address ELI SfGNCER. East Durham
GGeepe County. H. Y.
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NrOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS-D

~ OF PUBLIC CHABIIIEs AND CoRHkCrONA
will h. received ~ tho once OF tho epaten
of Public Charitss Corrections, No % Thirds nnu
September 1879 for repar 70 the ensae and ooas1 o @
fidelity. Fur ful Information see CiJ hecOru
tor sa!e at No. 2 City HAIL
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BOARD in the Catskills, at Edgew0od Fall
~ Faro terms moderate. Edsswool Hall, East Durham
Greene Co., " " Address J. II. JENSINGs East Durham
Gr0ene \ Y
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brooklyn.
Service IN ths MORNING only
Preaching By tDo Rev. H. I. AIDDLEpITCH, D. ID.
~ JaIse, netssdlst BziSoepaI Church 156th-st and
Msiiso9.aV Rsy. DR.. JAHES A. KING will preach
MORNING AID EVbAING.
pta OF Churdhss OF the Incarnation
AND o. me will worship together during The mouth
of Angus, tho Church Of the IncarEauOl Of S6th
asd MadsonaVe Services at II u IN and y. III. AL
persous are cordially invited.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

TtB. ANDREWS ESQ, and his worthy
wife, of Independence, Rchland county
this State, celebrated their golden we'd
ding on the 22d inst, at their family res
idence, We regret being unable to be
present, but rejoice that such noble rep
resentatives of the Press were there as
John Y. Glessner, of the Shield and Ban
ner, and Lecky Harper, OF the MI YER
non Banner. The account OF the anair
is fully given in both papers The map
py couple" received suitable and valua'
BILE presents, among them a gold headed
cane to Mr.. Andrews, the presentation
speech being made by Mr.. Harper, Our
readers will remember our mention Of
Mr.. Andrews last Spring when visiting
Canton and vicinity, calling on boyhood
friends, and spots sacred to and preserv'
ed in early recollection. Mr.. Andrews
father was Sheriff Of Stark county about
| 1920. Long may our hale friend and MS
companion survive his golden.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
CABLE NOTES.

Forty Russian students are still under arrest at
Charkoff. The university will remain osed un'
til Feb. 13.
The Russian and Turkish Governments bave
agreed to the clause Of the definite treaty Of peace
sipulatng that the Russians shall evacuate Tur-
key within So days Of signature.
Generals Bourbaki, Bataille, Renson and De
Latirgue, commanding respectively the -Four
teenth, Fifth. Sixteenth, and Twelfth French
army corps, have been placed on the retired list.
In the lower House of the Austrian Reichsrath,
Saturday, during the debate on the Berlin treaty,
Minister Unger, In defending the constitutionali-
ty Of the conduct Of Minister'S created sensation
by saying they lOnged for the moment when they
could be relieved.
The weather in Great Britain continues severe
and the number Of distressed poor greatly In
creases. Light ships are abandoning their sta
tlons on account Of ice. The navigation Of the
scheldt is declared dangerous, and pilots are only
granted If he masters Of the vessels will assume
all responsibility.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

TIE County Commissioners have COM
menced suit on the bond of George Fess-
Ter, for the deficit in the county Treas.
ury, caused by Fessler and his bad man
agement. The object of this suit is to
recover from the bail, who number some
eighteen, the whole amount of the de6c-
it, which is near fifty thousand. This
sum includes the entire deficiency of
both terms of Fessler, when it is well
known that probably the larger part of
the deficit belongs to the first Cnly
two or three of the last bail were on the
first bond, but here suit is brought to
recover from the last bail the entire de-
fcit of both terms. Would not settle
ment, fair and just, be proper under all
A l. n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
HOW A BANKRUPT IS ABLE TO NE
GOTIATE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

About four weeks ago noticed in the Salt Lake
Tribune that Jay Cooke, with party Of capital.
ists was in Utah, and negotiating for the pur-
chase of the Horn Silver Mine at tS5OO00CO, At
the time supposed the name was misprint,
and that 1t was meant for Jay Gould
Meeting sandusky gentleman the same day,
called his attention to the article and he in.
formed me the name was correct, Reminding
him that Cooke was in bankruptcy, he smiled
and said, Notwithstanding such was the case,
that, nevertheless, he was one Of the owners of
the First National Bank Of New York, and could
command un unlimited amount of money.
When II is remembered that Cooke and John
Sherman have been lifelong friends, is 1t not rea
sonable to suppose that Sherman also has an in
terest in the said bank, and will not this account
for the extraordinary favoritism shown the First
National Bank of New York in the way of depos'
Its, which enables the bank to realize hundreds
OF thousands Of dollars in interest on money
owned by the Government, but controlled by
John Sherman 2 Toledo Bee.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
FOREIGN NEWS.
HOW FRANCE PROPOSES TO GET EVEN WITH GER
MANY.

HOW FRANCE PROPOSES TO GET EVEN WITH GER
MANY.
London, Jan. 24-A Paris dispatch says advtces
from thoroughly trustworthy sources state that
so far from Gambetta being at all weakened by
the ministerial triumph the other day his con-
duct during that crisis has tended to win over to
him many of the more timid and conservative
Republicans who hitherto held much aloof from
him. The assertion is freely made that Gambetta
ere long will give fresh evidences OF his desire to
give the radical republicans the cold shoulder
and become the leader Of the great middle party
The foreign relations of France are at present In
very good shape. She has no quarrel with any
one, Her hope and intention Of revenge upon
Germany is not abandoned but postponed. A
very high parsonage in Paris remarked the other
day that France would take her revenge upon
Germany. but in a way and at her own time. By
showing Germany how liberty is welded with
order, and peace with prosperity in our republic,
we shall give much impetus to rep lblican feeling
in Germany that the empire which is plotting lis
own destruction by Its repressive measures, Will
in time be swept away and Germany will resolve
itself into number Of petty states. Alsace and
Lorraine will come back to us and we can march
to Berlin, If we wish.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

"THn VoLKs ZEITUNe" is the title of a
German Democratic journal in our city,
the first number of which appeared on
the 23d inst. 1t is issued by the Ohio
Volks Zeitung Co., and is edited by Mr.
Joseph A. Hemann, gentleman of cul-
ture and of experience in journalism
The paper is printed on fair, new type,
is of large size with nine columns, and
presents an attractive appearance. 1t is
Democratic in politics. but independent
in thought. Let our German fellow'cit'
liens examine the VolkS Zeitung, and
they will see it merits good patronage
and cordial support, Long may it
waya
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
THAT PIONEER WHO DIDN'T GET
OFF THE TRAIN.

The Leader OF Wednesday last mentioned the
circumstance OF prisoner who tried to make his
escape from q detective under whose care be
was while on a train being brought from Read
ing, where he was captured, to Cleveland, where
charge Of larceny gtsnds against him. he was
aided in bis attempt at escape by some soldiers
who were returning from the Inauguration. A
Cleveland paper records the prisoners arrival in
that city. The prisoners name is given as p G.
Phillip He is charged with having stolen S4O0
worth Of diamonds from the houses Of Mr., s. ].
Miller, No. 100 Euclid avenue, few weeks tince.
Upon being examined by the turnkey at the
Central, Phillip was found to have seCreted in
one OF his pockets about a quarter Of pound Of
pepper. When asked where he obtained this and
what he intended to do with 1t, he answered that
he obtained 1t at the Pittsburgh jail and would
not tell what he intended to do with It, But 1t is
evident that had occasion offered, he intended
to throw this into the detectives eyes and escape
while he was thus blinded.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

Columbus, Jan. 27.-In the Senate, bills were in
troduced to give public school buildings the use
Of water from water works free Of tax; to require
local Insurance agencies to report the gross re.
ceipts Of agencies to the County Auditor for taxa
ton.
In the House resolution was adopted thanking
Congress for passing and the President for signing
the Pension bill. resolution was offered and
laid on the table to print, calling upon Congress
to legislate on the financial question in accord
apce with the ideas promulgated by the National
party. Bills were introduced to repeal that sec.
ton of the law which relieves the Supreme Court
Judges from District Court duty to aid in the con-
struction of narrow gauge railroads BY allowing
the subscribers TO stock five years to make pay
ment providing that certificates shall notbe is
sued to persons TO practice medicine for longer
term than one year who have attended but one
course Of lectures.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
THE CIPHER DISPATCHES.
A Matter thst is Source Of DISquIst all Around.
IA Washington Special.

A Matter thst is Source Of DISquIst all Around.
"A Washington Special.
The cIphers at last came up in the Potter Com
mlttee on Wednesday and the Republican tactics
we're OF once developed In regard to them. 1t
proves to be their desire TO examine the clphers
over again and To occupy the time Of the commit
tee to the exclusion Of any inquiry into the man
ner in which the dispatches which were private
in their nature, were stolen from the committee
room, carefully assorted and then placed in Cen
eral Buffers possession. This, which is the real
question for the committee to investigate the Re-
publiCsns appear to be very nervous about The
only question which is Of public interest for he
committee 10 investigate is, how did these dis
patches become publiC7 They were surrendered
under compulsion by the telegraph company to
the Republican Senate Committee that commit
tee received and held them in strict confidence;
an agreement was made between prominent men
Of the two political parties-made, 1t has already
been understood, al the desire or instance Of Re.
publieans, that none Of the dispatches should be
used as evidence or In any way made public. In
accordance with that agreement the dispatches
were supposed to have been returned to the tele.
graph company, who destroyed all they received.
But II now appears that this agreement that se'
cretly the dispatches were looked over by Repub-
LEANS certain ones sorted and it's to be presumed
that those damaging to Republicans were destroy
ed, while those damaging to the Democrats were
not merely stolen but copies taken and furnished
for publication. Who committed this theft, and
at whose instigation Is the question which the
committee have 10 inquire into. But 1t seems to
be Just this which Is dlsagreesble to the Republic
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
RUSSIA.
PROGRESS CT THE PLAGUE.

London, Jan. 25.-Russian and German medical
journals state that East Europe is in state OF
great alarm at the rapid progress of the plague
towards the north and east of Russia, from the
Caspian Sea along the coast Of the Volga.
Vienna, Jan. 25.-In the Lower House to-day
Prince Auersperg said that there prevailed In six
villages on the Volga river, and on an island IN
the river, an epidemic generally considered to be
the plague. He added that extreme measures do
not seem at present justihable.
London, Jan. 24-one difficulty ia preventing
a spread OF the plague is want Of Physicia S.
About one. third of the Russian doctors died Ell
ther during the war OF from the typhoid fever
which followed 1t, and large number of young
students have been summoned from the hospi'
tails and medical schools to replace them. One
medical journal insists on the Importance, In the
Interest Of all Europe, of providing Russia with
physicians and helping her to keep down the
plague,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

THOUSAND DOLLAR sTEAL.--Mr' Hyde Mar
shall, a farmer who resides near New franklin
was swindled out Of $1,000 Tuesday OF last week
by sharpers in this city. He was in the city on
business and the gamblers entIced him into sa'
loon where by ways that are dark and tricks thai
Are mean, including little slight OF hand perfor
nance they possessed themselves ofMr. Marshalri
money. That gentleman became aware OF MS los'
a couple Of hours later and returning to the city
sought but found not his missing ducats. There
was an after deal in which third party on the
consideration Of settling the matter secured due
bill fo1 $500 from Mr.. Marshall buthe came to the
city and couuselled with R. s. Shields Esqrr who
put stop to the game and advised that a settle
ment be not made with the thieves,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
THE LEGISLATURE.

Columbus, o., Jan. 25.In the Senate bills were
introduced to establish Circuit Courts in the nine
judicial districts, with the same power and juris-
dcton as the present District Court; to authorize
police and probate judges to commit young wo-
men convicted of minor offences to charitable In.
stltuhons; to require insurance companies to ex-
anime and fix the inEurable value Of all build
ings they may hereafter insure.
In the House bills were introduced to author.
ze the sale Of the State tobacco warehouse at Bel
lalre to allow pay to witnesses in all cases before
Mayors and Justices Courts A resolution was
offered and ordered printed directing an inquiry
into the desirability Of erecting home for indi.
gent widows Of soldiers
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30

REPRESENTATIVE WoRLEY has intro
duced into the Legislature bill author.
izing the County Commissioners Of Stark
county to effect compromise with the
BOndsmen Of George Fessler, by which
they are to accept less than thirty per
cent. of the deficit, AS the bill is of in.
terest to every taxpayer in the county,
we publish it in full.-AassiIIon amer
iCdn.
Our friend of the ARaeriedn omitted the
important word, not in the above. The
bill proposes to empower the County
Commissioners TO settle at not less than
thirty per cent. We regret the above er.
ror for it is calculated to injure laud.
able movement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
coNNoN PLEAS COURT
The Court Of Common Pleas for the past week
-, 49, "A ihn EnllnuInn hnnlnnnai

The Court Of Common Pleas for the past week
has performed the following business;
Russell h Co. v Q. 7. .shanower; decree for plain
F by confession for SlS5 "a with Interest at per
cent. from Jan. q, 1870 with costs.
Thomas G. Mcdowell Henry and Eliza VTee'
land decree for plaintiff for S2O2l 90 and cost and
interest from Jan. lS, TO- at per cent, and order
TO sell.
State Of Ohio Charles Hawkins indictmenlior
horse stealing; found guilty
Ira NJ. Allen Samuel Lahm. Demurrer over
ruled; judgment for plaintiff for $3.50 and COSTS
George Shell VIM. Boyd ct ux sale confirmed
and deed ordered.
Thomas G. Mcdowell Samuel B. Pickense et u1
ct al Judgment for plaintiff, by default for SloSOI
and costs; ordered to sell.
Ohio Samuel Thompson, burglary Of Wilmot
found guilty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-01-30
A NEW SYSTEM FOR TAXING TO-
BACCO.

Washington, Jan. 2j.-The Finance Committee
Of the Senate is now considering the bill which
passed the House last session for reducing the
tax on tobacco from "a to 16 cents pound. Sew
eral amendments to the bill are being discussed
by the committee. Among these is one to author
ice new system for the collection OF the tax on
cigar. The plan urged is known as the coupon
stamp system, which requires that every cigar
shall have stamp wrapped around 1t and bear
ing the came serial number as the stamp upon
the box from which II is taken. A large amount
of proof hiss been placed before the committee
showing how fraud is made easy under the pres
ent law to the great loss Of the government. The
coupon stamp has long been urged upon Con-
gress by its advocates, and the impression pre-.
walls that II the tobaccotax is reduced Congress
win authorize the application Of this method in