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, 1880-06-20

EFFlCIEHCY IN CITY OFFICER
Mr. Commissioner Waller, in his annual of6c3.t
report of the operations Of his Department tn.
comments upon the subject Of filing business
Offices with men selected because Of their part,
san affiliations:
done By contrct, being advertised and let to fhs -
lowest responsible bidder, yet the averara os ns
regular employs In the Department Of Pnhljc
Works Is over l,UV) uen Or this large furre any
gagged In the various sub-depGrtmeuts OF thfa
branch of the city's service. there should he -
consideT;'ble proportion OF select, trained, and
city aXninst mistakes, Illegal acts, inferior nora
confusion of accounts, c.urhi,ant prices an5
imposition generally. We want expedepeed X @ end
and clerks, And skilled md reliable mechanics'
having charge US inspectors uad superyisorss
over the various kinds Of work that is bejn1
Of the city. Il Is unfortunate that 80 many
changes are liable to be made In this DenaTt,
ment every two years under the rule Of party
ufacturing establishment, requiring tie ssryice.
Of IL great number of skilled and experienced
employees, can hope 70 be successful il these
years: dispIactng tried 1ncn who hnre learned to
be useful with uutElcd men who may prove b.
De worthless. The greatest evil In our country
ths fme n my na P,nn Ppm Is the
party purposes and ends 1t is plain violation
Ut public trust, a palpable dishonesty, whch
can neither be defended as nor excused 4 large
WHICH they bring Of ddeity to '1sYottas par,y Phaa
to fitness for the place they seek; and when thua
them IN to keep them there rather than to qralt-
flying themselves for u faithful discharge of the
duties assigned them or tn any real and effect
i've service which they rrs,tief, or expect to rem
der. as an honesr eui.val4:: for tho par they
receive. 1t is Il fact so pl;:i: that It needs ooY
to be mentioned to be as:cnted to By every tn-
, 1880-06-20

Ok the ground that there is no law in the
District OF Columbia that requires father to
support his 1llcgitimate child, the case Of Jessie
Raymond against Ben Hill Was Yesterday de-
cided adversely to the plaintiff BY Judge Wylle,
of the District Court at Washington.
, 1880-06-20

MR. ]. r. Hox1E, OF the Stock ards. who
! ran for Congress against Afdrlch and got badly
left, Is delegate 10 the Cincinnati Convention
The New York Herald hus interviewed him. -
follows:
Another delegate to the National Convention
Seymour ard Hendricks. 1 suggested, that Ar-
Hendricks did not intend tn be It BIB 10 any-
bndy's kite thi. time He replied that was only
so far it related to the denomination IT
the St. Louis ticket tfE. Heuirichs Is too loyal
to the party to say that. If i'll the opinion Of the
National Convention he ought to take the :ec-.
o1ft place, he would nor fn 81. Fnr Mr. Hen
bricks to assume such position would virtually
debnr him of all preference Ho did not e1peca
Del Dcmoc1acy ] in in':iann. Mr. ii"sie % con;inSed: @ ~
F" We want Mr. hendricks On the ticket With
Seymour sud HsndEieks ~ We can carry New forE
States With the Solid South, 4 al rc n<ni. ut
We want something more than saecrss this yeAr:
We wnnt Western man on the ticket who will
look to the interests 1T thi7 section Of the c0u-
trr. Public Improvements arc demanded n
every direction. and as the country Is rupidly
extending its civilization seyond tho Mississippi
we demanA representative that will take care
not 30 much Of our iocul interests as the inter
do you share the belief that Illinois Is good
think about it,
The State -judiotously handled BY good
stnte Central Committee can he carried for our
ticket. Wehnvc u local issue in the eanpa;sa
which viii greatly benefit us. The construction
Of the Illinois l. Michigan shsp-C.tnal, connect.
1ng the laks With the Msstsspp Is :" oe MfEe
this
Just how Tom Hendricks as a bob on 5ey-
mour's kite is going to construct the Illinois q
Michigan Canal Mr., Hoxie did not dcsgn to e1-
plain. ~ We wunt Western man." snys be, ION
the ticket" How much of Western man i the
retired politician Of Deertie!d, n r., and to Whist
ertent wau1a f,a 1Dnl- offer Wasfnrn fntcrc1ts"?
, 1880-06-20

THE Democracy Of the Eighth Missouri
District are sadly lacking in unanimity. Two
years ago it took nearly week for the Demo-
critic Convention Of the district to select a
candidate for Congress The nominee, Judge
Crisp was defeated at the polls by tho boiling
candidate, Sawyer, but though defentet1 he was
not vanqutshed, and Is again candidate for the
nomination before convention which has been
in session two days. and III which fourteen bal
lots have failed to determine the result
, 1880-06-20

GEN. JOHN A: SUFFER-, the founder OF Sac
ramento, Cal, and on whose farm on the Paciao
Coast the gold discovery was made which led to
the rush Californiaward In l648, died yesterday
at Litiz, Lancaster County, Pa. Gen. Suffer was
at one time enormously wealthy, but died poor
He was a native Of Badon. and was In bis 18th
, 1880-06-20

DAVID L. SHANK, while on drunken
spree, attacked two women in their own house,
near Sidney, O., Thursday, with fence rail,
and killed one of them, and would have killed
the other had her cries not brought assistance.
, 1880-06-20

TIE Mississippi River at Dubuque was
within twelve inches Of the high-water mark Of
1910 last evening, and was rising. Several houses
we're completely surrounded By the water, and
much damage to property was anticipated.
, 1880-06-20

Mr. 'HCBEE, 4 banker OF Mechanicsville,
H., has absconded, taking with him $4,000 be-
longing to depositors, most Of whom are working
men and women. Huber is supposed BY his
victims to be in this city.
, 1880-06-20

Tory members, vino will have the. almost un-
divided support Of the English press. Lord
Elcho's cheap attempt at burjesslutng tho mens-
urc Is fairly Indicative Of the feelings Of the
Tory landlords in reference to the bill. So
ridiculous was his burlesque bill. however, thnt
the Speaker refused notice of it to appear in the
notice book Of tho House of Commons. Lord
Elcho is Scotch Tory, which mag account for
the utter stupidity Of his joke.
, 1880-06-20

BEN BENJAMIN, a coloEed preacher OF Ma-
rion County, Tens, was shot dead yesterday by
one Of his flock named Moore on the ground that
the preacher had been guilty of criminal intl-
macy with Moores wife
, 1880-06-20

CARTER HARRISON has arrived at Cincin-
natl and is the noisicst man in that town just
now. He makes speeches to the natives and
the visitors at every corner grocery, and has
completely outstripped Ben Hill, Gondy, Sam
Randall, and Stevenson, Of Kentucky, in 10
uuAcitv
, 1880-06-20

AT meeting Of the Protestant RefoFma-
ton Society, held at Exeter Hall, London, yes
terday TO denounce the appointment Of the Mar
qus Of Ripon as Viceroy of India, there were
several exciting rows,
, 1880-06-20

THE two Tory members for the ancient
Borough of Canterbury were yesterday unseated
for having Obtained their election by bribery
and corruption. Ono Of the unseated members
Is son OF Claiborne Hardy, one OF the leading
membecs Of the Inst Tory Cabinet.
, 1880-06-20

ARBuCKLE and his wife, whose trial on the
charge OF arson has occupied the time Of the
Criminal Court during the last week, we're yes
terday found guilty, and the husband was sem
fenced to ten and the wife to SIX years' impr1s-
onment in the State Penttentfary.
, 1880-06-20

TIE jury in the case Of Currfe, charged
with the murder OF Porter, tho actor, at Mar
shall, Tex, returned verdict Of not guilty last
evening Tho insanity theory was accepted By
the jury. The verdict is an outrage On law and
, 1880-06-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

nsa5ss "a aoeS a9eSE sS 70 sse III 81
9sae a1s ' ss pdf ~
6LJanes Church. corner Ca.s nad Huron -sts. where
services VI" 'e held the"ef e ka:tf1 %xTHRA z r.
SIX REED. Secretary:
HEsPER1A LODGE NO. ILL., 4. r: l. 4. M.-The
members ara hereby notified TO attend regular Com
sventns. juno m 4 =; oeloek. At shs H.ii. Corner
cHAs- Il. brennan. Secretary: '' ~ 1'
rauTsdsy evening June Il at Ffeemssons' Hall, :6
1usines. Of importance. Visitors cordially IN
WIN. STANTON. secretary. - ' ~ 49,
Gsae.ss Aondsy Jy1e @ g. 1t TO Seos
come By order OF e k
este1s attention business of he utmost importance
ID e1snSs eA
Of officers for easntng TERM e1c Afull attendance Is
nF. BlDR1pGE, secretary. ear : '' ANof'& - -"
WASHINGTON CHAPTER No. q R. 4. M
.peetel Convocaton Fft:ay evening June = It ~
4 wSS Il S5ds s sat9s:ai; :as
~-,roy&,r,,rr rrc.,r.rrx-c ~
5 II IT, - 20 !, ~.
F:Lnan corner GiaId ~ hna masnn1nn 9;s 1.
nnto4@ Il aser sll m ne1t Sa iday une neps
sharp. 70 attend theiE annual Issnc A. Washneton
Aetghts TIntn ieayes hgck 1hano Kailsoad dcpot ut
Ed RENEKs, Scribe.
o.r,pr.,,cr1a .rnrrx,1o~-.u ~X,-
E. ~ t 80 =: IL - h h.1 h,
1oFoed rATafcns aFe Iequestea 70 meet @ r. ane nat
u wilmington Heights l. q. LULL, EpE
,rr,.~m., ,o,-e,eo.onv ,oo
Oh1ENTAL GpASdaIOhf. =. n. ., go
Regular Assembly Inofsday evening" 9ann - ~
O'clock BUSINESS OF ETeat importance. 1ul1 ntteno-
ance is desired by order OF 7,3x- ,,>.r,,,
oA4' w. '>oA1j1 1irsnd Secre,arv 11'N1'
~ -
ConNTH1AE CHAPTER, NO 6, r. A. M-specal
, 1880-06-20

In the contest for the long-range challenge
cup at DollE1nount, near Dublin, yesterday, six
Americans and ten Irishmen competed. Miner
and Rtgby, of the latter, made the highest
scores, Miner making l43 out OF Il possible $50,
and, R!gby. making tho same score. they will have
to shoot a9nin. Farrow, Of the American team,
made 134. The weather being foggy, the Amer
leans were at great disadvantage.
, 1880-06-20

TIE bill for the plenary amnesty OF polit-
ical offenders was introduced in the French
Chamber Of Deputies by Premier De Froycinet.
Gambetta, who is the author Of tho measure,
urges it's ndoptton because it Is demanded by
the majority Of the French people and by the
French Republican press Tho conduct OF those
political offenders already umnestied, he says
Justines the expectation that those who remain.
if liberated, would behave in an equally proper
manner Gambetta holds that for the Senate to
impede the passage of the measure would be in
COMPREHENSIVE, which IS u neat way OF tntf-
mating that should they persist Gambetta may
get ugly.
, 1880-06-20

The Home-Rulers will obstruct the pas
sage Of Forster's Irish Relief bill unless the
Government agrees to the adoption OF clause
enlarging the powers of local Boards In giving
compensation for eviction.
, 1880-06-20

THE Lancashire cotton manufacturers
have notified their operators that the state Of
trade will not permit the advance OF wages
condihonally promised some time ago. strike
Is threatened in consequence.
, 1880-06-20

PART OF the Village Of Starksville, Miss,
was destroyed BY fire Friday. The loss Is placed
at 100000, and the insurance at SO,0o0.
, 1880-06-20

H0RATro SEYMOUR is now in his list year.
He has Ind stroke OF paralysis. IS In doubt1m
health. and unable to stand strong excitemen0
OF great annoyances- He describes himself a.
an old man and full of years who has retired
from the political stage in favor Of younger and
stronger men; but Democratic politicians. stnce
the nomination OF Garfield, are feeling despef"
ate, and many OF them think that II Seymour
would live to elect1on-day he could carry New
York for them. How soon he dies after the fth
OF March next they don't care, rs the V!ce-Prest-
dent would take his place. The American pco-
pie have never voted for so old Presidential
candidate as Seymour is. There have been only
three Presidents OF the United States who, az
the time of their Inauguration wero over %
years old, and two OF these died long before fns
end Ut the term. The following list gives tae
names and ages Of the Presidents at the time CT
, 1880-06-20
ASTRONOMICAL.

Chicago Tn1BCSE ot1ice), north latitude II deg.
62m. 51s.; west longitude, 42m 1ss. from Wash
ington, and 5h. 501n- 30s. from Greenwich.
The subjoincd table shows the time Of ris-
ing of the moons lower limb, and tho official
time for lighting the first streetlamp in each cir
cult IN this city, during the coming week, unless
ordered sooner on account OF bad weather. Also
the following times for extiuguishing the first
, 1880-06-20

SoME coal-ofl stills and tanks were de
stroyed by fire yesterday morning at Point
Breeze Pa. The loss Is estimated at so, GOO.
, 1880-06-20

Persons .edrin9 to,on for the season, and sum
msr tTapele1s. con hdpc THE DAILY TRIBUNE
matted to 0e, postpaid, for sf-25 per month, in
cltad9ng Sunday edition. or 500 per month totts
o1.t IT, and the address 1o DC changed a. often ds
desired.
, 1880-06-20

IT is believed in Washington that Judge
Tarbell, deputy under Judge Porter, will sue
coed the latter gentleman as First Controller OF
the Currency. The appointment would be In
the line Of Ciyil-Service reform. Judge Tarbeu
Is q very efficient officer.
, 1880-06-20

AND still another defeat for Bismarck.
The Lower House OF the Prussian Diet has re-
jeoted the second c1ause of the Government
Church bill
, 1880-06-20

A LAKE schooner named Samuel ]. T1lden
floats flag inscribed with the names OF Gar
field and Arthur. The Captain was Democrat,
but has rcpented.
, 1880-06-20

TIE Democrat wartl-blowers will be de-
lighted to learn that the "Bosses" OF the party
arc preparing stump speeches for them. Each
speech will be made up Of gems extracted from
the best efforts of the orators Of the "grand
ot3
, 1880-06-20

THE boiler Of Richmond, Ind, oilmil1
exploded yesterday. The explosion caused the
desth Of four men.
, 1880-06-20

Two BOTS had 4 quarrel at Lancaster. Pa,
yesterday, which ended by one Of them shooting
and instantly killing the other. The boys were
aged respectively Il aud Il.
, 1880-06-20

A BALTIMORE furniture factory was en-
tirey destroyed by fire last evening. The loss is
estimated at $20o,0W. The building and stock
Were fu1lY fpsured.
, 1880-06-20

II appears that the statement that the Bur-
uese rebellion Was ended was premature The
rebels are reported to hare recently attacked
and burned several villages near tho frontier Of
The KINGDOM.
, 1880-06-20

PAUL KRUGER the leader of the Boer
party In the Transvaal rescnts the recent state
meut Of Sir Charles Dixie that the Hocr popula-
ton were troublesome and refractory
, 1880-06-20

THE native Governor Of ono of the Chinese
Indian provinces has been captured by the Brit
ish forces and placed in prison for having de-
tanned British mail steamer on the Irrawatldy.
, 1880-06-20

GEN. GARFIELD left Washington yester-
day for hts home at Mentor. o. He was es-
corted to the depot By large number Of personal
and political friends In the same carrtake with
htm we're Representatives Conger, Humphries,
, 1880-06-20

OVER 10000 bales OF cotton were sold at
New York to an English manufacturing 1rm
yesterday. The sale is said to be the largest
single sale ever made
, 1880-06-20

HAns1oRAs have almost destroyed the
crops In some OF the Swiss Cantons.
, 1880-06-20

This list does not include John Tyler, Aiiiaro
Fillmore. anc Andrew johnson. the three "acci-
denctes-" and the only three vice-Preslden~
who haye become President since the Formation
OF the Government, and each OF them ootraseo
his party. Tyler broke with his party On Inc
bank question; Fillmore on the slavery ques<
ton; johnson on the reconstruction question-
In each cnse the break occurred almost amfne.
dlately after the accession OF the aceideusat
President, and in each case the quarrel between
the President and his party lasted to the END o1
the term and destroyed the efficiency OF sne
Administration.
, 1880-06-20

CHICAGO CoMMANDERY. NO. 1a K. T-stnted
Concare Aondsy evening, June q lsA ut 7:o O'clock
Work On the E. 7. Order. Visiting Sir Knights vel
come, By order Of the Eminent Commander
HIRAM r. JACOBS, Recorder.
, 1880-06-20

and Williams (Wisl. At Harrisburg the party
was Joined by Senator Cameron, who came West
with Gen. Garfield
, 1880-06-20

NATIONAL. LODGE. A. r. A. M-stated Com
1nunicAtion Tuesday evening, June = corner RAN
do1p nnd Hasted-sts- Business of Importance will
come before the Lodge Visiting brethren cordinliy
Invited. j. W. QSTRASDER, ". n
, 1880-06-20

FA1Rv1EW CHAPTER, NO. 16i. r. A. M.-Hall
corner Thrty-seventh-st~ and Cottage GroTe-av.--
Regular Convocation ThuEsday evening. June p 1890.
It O'Clock. for work the r. A. Degree Visiting
II. s. TIFFANY, II. E. q. P.
, 1880-06-20

LA FATETTE CHAPTER NO. 2. R. 4. M.-Hal!,
tune Il 1t o'clocf Work on r. and 81 r. Degrees.
Visiting Companions welcome. By order OF
WM. X. FORSYTH. ii. E. II. P.
VIM ]. BRYAR Gecretary.
, 1880-06-20

ST. BERNARD CoMMANDERY. No. IS &. t.
Special Concave Wednesday evening, June q, at s
tcock Work the Tetup.ar order. Waiting Sir
Knights are courteon*ly Invited: Hy order
JN0. d. II. CAKl Commander.
10. DICKERSON, Recorder
, 1880-06-20

COURT BENEvOLENCE, NO. 80 /. o. F.-For-
70 ali members will be transacted hull IL and III
nandolph-st- on Tuesday evening" June 2 Election
Of officers for ensuing term. Aful attendance Is
WIN. P. GEETHORP, C. r.
, 1880-06-20

LOYAL ORANGE 1SST1TUTION-Enion Defend
ers No. H. L0ynt Orange Lodge. AZ hnn. corner 1ta
6alie znd Adan,s-ste. lexular Meeting on Monday
evening. list tnst, O'Clock. A. members OF the
Order are cordially invited to be present
DR.. II. +. REYNOLDS. ". n.
, 1880-06-20

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, No. q, R. H. M
5pectal Convocation Frcay evening, june = at 80
companions cordially invited. By order Of the H. r
CHARLES E. WRIGHT, Secretary.
, 1880-06-20

THos- J. TURNER LODGE. NO. Aoe. A. r. 4. N.
THURSDAY evening, June p. at FreemasOns' Hall. e
Monroe-st Al, members are expected to be present.
Business Of importance. Visitors cordially In
F1ted to meet with US. -
JOHN r. PETTIEoNE, VI. n.
, 1880-06-20

CLEVELAND LODGE. NO. I'll. H. r. i H. NJ
Members are notified that the funeral Of our late
Brother. Edmund c. Ba1te. viii txko place on Sun
st. james Church. corner Ca.s nad Huron where
services viii be held. thence Eosehl by carriaEek
X l. LATHAM, n. NJ
, 1880-06-20

APOLLO COMMANDEft1, NO. I, K. T.-There will
be no Conc'ave Tueadny evening, June 2 iS8l by
order Of the Eminent Commander.
Il ). TIFFANY. Recorder.
, 1880-06-20

eCoRINTHIAE CHAPTER, NO. e. r. A. M.-specal
Convocaton Mondny evening, June II, for work on
the NJ II. and r NJ. Degrees. Visiting Companions
always welcome. By order of
ROBERT MAICOM, n E. H P.
JOHN O. pICKERSON, Secretary.
, 1880-06-20

HE9PEHTA LODGE NO. Ill, 4. F. j. 4. A.-The
members ore hereby notified TO attend regular Com
uunicatton OF the Lodge TO be held on "Wednesday
evening. June g nj O'Clock at the Hall. corner
Randolph and Ialsted-ste. Master MaAons are espe-
ci4l1y invited to be present and witness the work
JAMES SMITH. ". IL
, 1880-06-20

EXCELSIOR {CN1FohMED> ESCAMfMENT, NO.
m. q; Q; FL11all corner Clark and Washington; o.;
uniform At their ball next Friday. june 3 at 1:a5
sharp. 70 attend their annuat r.enic a. washington
s:<oa- N. All Patriarchs invited. Dy order
L. r. balm, c. P
, 1880-06-20
Uhe Grtb1&,1e.
address IN full, including State and

3au1 delivered. Sunday excepted, IS cents per week
&ay, delivered. Sunday included 30 cents per week
Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner Madison and Dcarborn-sts- Chicago, Ill
, 1880-06-20

10. O. F., PATRIAHCHB ATTENT1OE.-An uni
formed Pakrarchs are requested to meet at the hall
corner Clark and Washington In full dress next
Friday, 1une Is 1t s5 sharp. to attend the picnic
It WsshtuRtpn Heights l. g. LuLL, Epr-
, 1880-06-20

ORIENTAL COEs1STORY. S. p. B.. S.: so-
Regular Assembly Thursday evening, June ~ at
O'Clock Business OF great importance. full attend
ance is desired. BY order OF
JOHN 0'EEILI4 33o,
GIL. n, BARNARD, x3e. Com--in-Chiek
Grand Secretary.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-19
LINIME

not only relieve pain, but they incite
healthy action, subduo inflammation,
and cure, whether the symptoms proceed
from wounds of the flesh, or Neuralgia of
the Nerves; from contracted Cords or
scaldcd hand from a sprained ankle
or gashed foot; whether from disgusting
PIMPLES on a LADY'S FACE
or strained joint on Horses Leg.
The agony produced by n Burn or Scald;
modification from Frost bites; Swell
ings from Strains; the tortures OF Rheu-
matism, Crippled for life, by some
neglected accidenti 4 valuable horse or
a Doctors Bill may all be saved from
Ono Bottle of Centaur Liniment.
No Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Tonmstor,
or Liverymnn, can afford to be without
these wonderful Linimonts. They can
bo procured in any part OF the globe for
SO ots. and Sl.OO a bottle. Trial bottles
25 cts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-19
LEGAL, &C
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALl

OF REAL ESTATE,
TN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
i Court OF AHhtobuln county. Ohio, ! Will
ufier for sale ut public auction, on saturday,
the 8d day Of April, 1880 between the hours
on the premises, the following described
real estate, free or dOwer) situate In the vll-
lage Of Ashtnbula, county Of Ashtabuln a. Il
state OF Ohio, tO-wit
Beginning at the center Of West st., ut It's
Junction with Prospect -. thence running
north - deg, west fivo chains and hfty links;
thence north SO deg east 2 chains and 20
links thence south 1917 deg, east chains
and 3S links ; thence south 53 deg, west 3
chains and 90 links 70 the place of beginning,
containing one and 00-lO0 acres Of land, more
or less subject to all legal highways thereon.
Appraised at 81 800. Terms OF sale! one
third In hand, one-third In one year, and
one-third IN two years from the day Orsale:
the deferred payments 20 bear interest from
the day Of sale, secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. HENRY FASSETT,
Administrator OF John A. Prentice, deceased.
Ashtabula Feb'y 28d, 1880 Ib74.Ts
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-19
Adminlstrator's Sale


I'm pursuance OF an order OF the Probate
n Court of Ashtabulu County, Ohio, viii
offer for sale at public auction on Monday.
April 18th, 1880, between the hours OF one and
three o'clock p. m of said day, the follow
ing described real estate free of dower, sit
uate In the township Of Ashtabula, In the
county Of Ashtabula, and state Of ONO, and
being part OF original lot No. II In the said
township of Ashtabula, and bounded north
and west by the right Of way OF the Ashta-
bula and Pittsburgh Railway Company:
east by tract o nine acres Of land belong
ing to Moses Taylor and south by the South
Ridge road, containing nine and 33-i00 acres
Of land Appraised at sl.70l. There is a two
story dwelling house, good barn, and or
chard, on the premises.
Sale will take place on the premises.
Terms Of sale: One-third in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years
from the day Of sale; the deferred payments
to bear interest from the day OF sale, and
secured by mortgage.
HENRY. FASSETT,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph l..
Stow, deceased. 1919
Asbtabula March 3d lSgl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-19
PROCLAMATION.

HNHE Qualified Electors Of the Incorporated
i Village Of Ashtabula, and the territory at
tached thereto, for school purposes, and resident
within the limits of the Village School District,
are hereby notified to meet at Firemen's Hall in
said Incorporated Village Of Ashtabuln. the usual
place OF holding School Meetings in said Village
School District, on
MONDAY. APRIL 9th, A. ID. 1850
between the hours of six (0 O'Clock in the morn
ing and six (6) O'Clock in the afternoon. and then
and there choose by ballot two competent and iu-
dlciOus persons, residents Of said Village School
District, and having the qualifications Of electors
therein to serve as members Of the Board of Edu-
cation Of said Village School District for the term
Of three (3) years from the third Monday of April
A. D. 1880, or until their successors rre elected
and qualified a. A, SouTlGwICK
Clerk Of Board Of EdutatiOn Of said Village
gcbOoi District