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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-26
eagemburger Gazette.
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laiIem uolte.
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BON Der Saienitabt Saha Am Wittelmssr
aus BON einem ensliiden llnternebmer se=
baut. Sic mub einen Imtues iiber Yetble-
benz MAIDEN, oa Seruialem 500 Meter iiber
Dem Spiesel oes Mittelmeeres liest unS
an BRET Seiten BON iieiliuanOiseH Sbdlern
beerenst III.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

SUDDEN DEATH.-Some ten days ago gen.
tleman named DIR. w. Persons came from
Richmond TO this city to attend the case OF
one of our citizens who bias long been an
invalid. His mode Of practice was. we De
fieye. outside of The regular line OF profes'
sion. consisting in part OF mesmeric treat
meut. in which he is said to have been quite
successful at other points. He was stopping
at the Washington House, and bad up to
the moment Of his death been apparently
in perfect health. .--,-...s;;.- =,
Yesterday morning about II o'clock ne had
visits d his patient. and had just left his room,
when, suddenly, as he reached the TIRES
hold, he threw up his hands andi fell deaa.
His disease is supposed to have been elther
apopIcxy or an affection Of the-hcart. ...,
Captain J. III. Robinson, coroner, was no
tilted of his death, but upon inquiry de. NJ
ed an inquest unnecessary. Upon examina-
ton Of his person some s., TOO in money were
found, which sum was taken charge Of 10y
Captain Robinson, sealed, and. deposited in
bank, ~,
The body was well att ended to. and is now
at the house Of George A. Diuguid, Esq.
awaiting the orders OF his friends. az. ~ :. :
7 Dr. Persons was a gentleman Of! some
sixty years at least, of fine appearance, and
nIeasant address. He has, we understand,
= sister residing in Alexandria and another
in Richmond. He also has relatives, we
learn. in Chicago, Of which place he ~ said
to haze been resident.-Lynchbur9 Re,os,
10Th -~#' -at,-s*""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
A Dog Chases Railroad Train for
Fourteen Miles, and Keeps Up with
From the st. Paul Press. I

Wednesday last was ga good day for the
race the canine race is referred to-as the
following true tale of n Minnesota dog, re-
lated tv q reliable eyewitness, shall prove
On that day. as one Of the trains on the Lake
Superior and Mississippi railroad stopped ut
Centrevillc. Il few miles beyond White Bear
lake, a lady took seat IN one Of the passcn-
ger coaches, and the train started. When It
stopped at White Bear station a dog Of me-
dium size, and with rathcr'a shaggy coat,
came alongside upon the platform, and was
noticed TO re very warm and pant
ing heavily. Again. Il few miles further
on a halt was made to take water, and
Conductor Bond called the attention of
some of the passengers to the fact that that
doy bad followed them from White Bear
lake, as he supposed. The train was again
of, and shortly doggy was seen close behind:
Passengers became interested, and crowded
to the rear of the car to watch the race. DC
casiUnlIly, at some pool beside, the track,
doggy would dash down, take few drops OF
the cooling fluid, varying this sometimes
with Il BATH. and tlIeD. with sharp yefP or
two. as if in pain ut the idea OF being lett be
hind. dash on. IN this way all even race
was maintained until a down grade was
reached, when the train made long, swift
dash to gain impetus for rising grade De-
yond. Doggy now fell behind; be tried
hard. but it was too much for him; bis little
body was, however, just full of pluck. and
perseverance,, and to the delight of the pas
sengers, whose sympathy was fully aroused
for the canine hero, when the up grade
was reached doggy made. good his loss
and caught up with the train. Con-
ductor Bond said that he would stop and
take up the weary runner. now showing
sigus of exhaustion. but there was no one
to take care Of him or to deliver him to ut
the journeys end. BY this time the lady
passenger from Centreyille became luter-
eSted to know what it was which SO excited
the passengers, and rs she saw the little
racer she immediately recognized him US the
bet OF the friends with whom she had been
visiting at Centreville He bad followed her
to the depot, and calamity attended her on
foot on her journey, until within about four
miles of st. Paul. Conductor Bond seized
the beIl-ropc, the train was quickly stopped,
and doggy was taken on board, where be
was given frst-cIasS quarters and free ride.
which he had amply earned by fairly run
ming a fourteen-mile race with i. passenger
,ruiI, making its usual time. =. 1t IS needless
To add that doggy was as. delighted as his
weary little body would allow TO-. regain
sight of the friendShG had followed, and that
he was the hero Of the hour with all on
board the train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
I'D tSiissne,ssso so[nsfi sse:sa 9sa3i
(. Auctoneers aud Real Estate Agents. )
i+,,1 re No. lal2 Maln strers..-,r ...ssx
3ESOafMI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SalRaGAND.GWFTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MILE THERkQ "a az PUB BIZ I'D CLIO N.--BY;
Virtue or decree Of the, Circuit Court or HenncO
cOnaIs pfohouueed on the ant OF MSrch 1875 In tire
suttof Ttrpln, executor, Gs Roper
the undersigned, Ms commissioners appoiptei by said
decree vii! otter for sale at public dIgticn on FRI
the snth OF june 1879, III theh0nr og O'Clock
r. III, On, the premises; that certain Or kGTsUE
-EAND, containing As $4,000 &C RES known In
the division or B w. "K0pers estate rs the MIL
Tract witl2 wftee grtst-ni1l. thereon, now n The
occupancy Of Gs lRoperG and situated 10 ths,
county, or Henrfco about two aud half miles from
the city Of Riehnend the new Central pike, ma
knswnas Roner,s ,nitt. said sale to be- made at the
risk anie Of the former purchasers, George Il.
( Roper and George ID. Pleasants. - rs t-t
ON this tract .oRetcoald a xa large ice-pond; and
from It's proximity to the city would lie quite Valu-
": EsMs or SALE Cash Is to so much OF t6e pro-
reeds OF sale as suficfent to the charges
Of s,de and the amount of the bond or said Roper,
due On the 10th Of Decsmter ls7s, for &7ss q. With
interest thereon frtn the seth or December, MTl
tit of atsx per cent and On asrcdt rs to
the residue of proceeds Of sale In TIVE equal inntal-
ments or S7sa 80 each, able respectively on the
10Th Of December, 1871 aifa 2gf 81 Deccnber, 1874,
with Interest on said fefegip ofroR DAY
TO execute his bonds, With approved secuntyi for
Said deferred ay,peiits and ttie dp be rettned
until the whole Of said bonds src cd and convey
~ EfSj h'1'GiEDWARDY. CANNON, y =
je ltd ~! f.g4 GtEi Comm iSainuer.J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
LII IsByTsseIf&EpG h s SIT <
49, Auctfoneers ana Rear Esate Agthfs, --
foIs Eleventh street. between Main and Bank.

- g lLIzaSs1s sS-&iz<1sssI4sas y ~ 3
TRUSTEES Sal. 3, or VALUABLE
ssosp ~ IHE sI 81 sfe
sHALL STREETS. AND CORNER oEBRnGK
ss asssss s b s e IS
q DAY y ass sH Fe5 asrEHs ssss S s 's
o6 Of ie. n sbdse sw "
june Upon at 81 esses soiI ne sss6 s q
the s S5HSsF Fl Rsa fas st5ss ssees Ii
E.;L An ExCELhEET FtsAYR. TSnEhsERF, an
Streets with abut six ra ss 3D. fsoSts 81
s it, iii street and runs back between par
TssssEAT. FIR AaIss EENEsiENTs with.a
ford ns si s ssy s Sst y MS
fsri 5a ek lqe feet mere or less to an scy ten
RR Z; rM2sn as g2EEslRABLE Twe-sToEy
shaiibefween M1disolfard Monroe Streets Ia Eif3n
sssss TTo ,s with er!sk kitchens and water.
to an alley: These lenemen,s were bailt byS ar-
brook Thomas Tor their own use, and are most
excellent buldi1igsi 2Yt!L.z1 t5L.IS.tl ldgU1i
which Will make fncst excellent iJusiIisss irOtIsc
lr9nq on TBp,ek avenue befaees; Broad and
Ass9s streets sshtss1 fss, and running
II FIVE s9 gEsRs5S Sgs!RsSs M
winch has been occupied by Glazebrook & Thomas
as Fetal and wholesale grocery, fronting ON Brook
enpeand Adame STREET tNenty -niBnfeet and rufl-
ming back thrtxscyelI feet This Is considered the
best business sfshd on sliockoe HifI p: = -. y
Is,A LOT with az TABLE thereon, near to, the,
las- enfioned piece or property. fnn6ng 80 feet
OF, an alley IS feet wide, and running srk sefees m
J, TERMS: ,One-third cash; the residue on acredt
OF SIX and twelve months for esotiable lucs with
interest added, and deeds OF trust UPON the proper u
TO secure the deferred paYnerts
500 bH1!Gdgisl 6SVID;jss iuNDBRs, no.
5a, --,..,.-, Is; THOMAS PDTTS. 3D.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
by wellington Godaa,l -
d Real Estate Agent and Aurtioneer,
: corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
THE BEAUTIFuL. FARM AND COU,N-
III Try, SEAT, CALLED tsLABURN UM, -. UN
THE BkOOk TURNpIKE AND HERMITAGE

THE BEAUTIFUL. FARM AND COUN-
I'll TRY SEAT. CALLED .sLABURNUM,"s On
THE BkOOk TURNpIKE AND HERMTTAGE
RDAD, ONE ANi,lA fIALF,NlLE rs MORT HUS
RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE AuSDREIl
AND SIXTY-ONE AND -AyHALE, ACRES, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION WITHOUT LIMIT OR RE
SERYE.-I am tnetSuc9ed 10 OTTER fuf GaIe3oH the
premises, ON THURSDAY the 10th June, 1871 at
O'Clock p. NJ f fair, IL not, the frst fair there
after the above Ieautifuf and attfave EARN called
tt LABURNpMI e. the. late residence 81 che Hen
on the Brook turnpike, containing 161 t2 ACRES,
ecfiption is UNNECESSARY. The dmtalins ~ supplied
viii all Of the coin forts or TOWN.
gas; SC, aldS Kitchen with range Of the best quail
iffy.gf, y ia .,.ErTttr n q - es.i.s-S ia II
= About sixty acres have been sown In wheat, oats,
= The lind fronfs ON The turnpike, Hermitage road,
and s-rozd2 leading from the turnpike 20 the
latter road, thps giving IT toE
lon fnto smaller uactss Iiiat OF which can De seven
Tnewpeake and Dhio railroad viii doubtless add 20
ths vsIde sof real estate IN and AROUND our clgY,
tRscenil idle Richas8hd taai1 Fredericksburg Rail-
Md company pgrchaEd Ut 500 per acIn tSag 2p.
nefte the Eair grounds and within q pis oi tnis
s,isce, 81 which they are now ereetiiS woiKSnops
AMI other which gives addiaonat saiuf 70
: Tor I,r. her particulars amply to the ancnoneer
y TERMS: About Sia,oea WIZ be required IL Gash
asifo The baisacs. OF the purchase money, " is,
iJvcd thai liberal terms can be haf ~
Eno,yri ne the hour of sale, The pace - PET
feftiy bealtily,; aud she wasar nml R'
ssastsd .essS ssss ss ale sS Il r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

tRosfnn aGvtriSef.3 .
..,lws, enterprise entered upon some
nv .,,re ,nideasAs nsaie of the Southern
a~t ~ security Company is fast approach.
s'n'n o,rl,iicu, aud will be thrown open for
.. " ,rsvei from New York to New Or
'&rl's- aut august gst. According to the
...a MS ct the officers. the company was
@'' ...rd and organized for the purpose at
and protecting the interests Of the
1,,rn.iug to il. and for the creation of
.,n'hcrn trunk-inc from this city to
.,..,,si roimis In the South. Among
..r,yuir> embraced in the combination
", rrrhmcnd and Daneille, the North
..s Atlanta and Richmond Airline,
y, ,,.,,uton and Weldon. the Whining
,fnn,,ni> and Augusta, the Char.
,,.ron,ha and Augusta, the East Ten
Virginia and Georgia. the Memphis
i've Petersburg and Weldon. the
..r.,.,,rr, and toe Chcr,w and Darling
lr~,u.h thr>r several companies the
...,,,,..u controls. in the route from
..,..ru tp Memphis, the portion be-
Er,,n| aud Memphis, composed of
49,, tennessee. Virginia ana Georgia,
.,fr N.mrhi> aud charleston railroads.
.r..,,,,,, controlled Ivy 1t uivcrSc al Rlcli.
, ,-ouc the R,chmond, Atlanta
Kew orleans Airline, composed OF
r,.r,nrnd and nanvillc (includ'ng
,f r> North Carolina division>,
,ranla AND Richmond AIRLINE.
....r.l and West Point. western Oh
. ...,,,. Ncs,,l, aud Montgomery, ana the
-, n,l,.ar.. Mobile and Texas railroads, =
rnr,c. lin. from Richmond. Va, TO
, orleans, II. The connection Is now
T., ..r l1,gu,ta; the other. the great At
..... .nt>, inc. y composed OF the Rich
..., ,nJ Petersburg. the Petersburg. the
., ...',.a-nn and Weldon. the Wilmington.
.'..J., and Augusta, the Northeastern
-..I ana connections. The secretary
... .ha! the Atlanta and Richmond AR
Yai.r construction, will he tln.sheu
,u.u., I. and tialu> will then run
N.v NrlL tn atlanta III forty
.,- Nd from N"w York to New Or
o.. ~ siNty hours. II Is proposed to
,ifi,t aud sleepinS-cars upon the line
...., ..u,ly.sd. and invalid cars tor the use
,rn.m jewellers seeking the benefits OF
... .,utg,-n climate, and TO have all pas
..,.-.r, I'm through without change OF cars.
r.. .ara;any intend 10 extend their lines
,....r, y A. 10 connect with the system of
, al, -nw in rc,rr,' of construction in
...., aul in The autumn ~ establish their
...,.r,t uiFco in New York, and to open ap
......r,., Dlr.au 10 facilitate the ttauSporta-
..,.; ,uicluuts 10 the South, and the de-
. rne1' uf The country through which
-,..hrrn r,unk-linc extends. At, the
~ election held in New York few
: >;n.r thc following officers were
'sf:
.... Roosevelt. president, New York;
; ) Newcomer. tic"-prc>ldcnt. Baltimore,
-, M.krv. secretary. Directors George
y as. y !. Wilson. u. W. james, NJ. X.
'-.,. i Z. Plant, New York W. I. Wal
~, Baltimore, Md. i. u. Cameron, Harris
Penn, lnoma> y. scott. Philadelphia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
aHi.fl .i,-s" BY NM Lee, 80 u = -
III Real Estate Agent and huctioneer,
Q 1..lli j No. 1914 Main street, !'a.'

TRUSTEES SALE OF Y VALUABLE
II REAL ESTATE ON FIFTH And cSEG0Nn
STREETS, IN TUE CITY, OF klCHMpNp:-By
virtue Of deed Of trust eyeeutad by Della Maria
~ and Anu Eliza 81 Epghes, Oh the 23dday Ut MAY
1870 and duly recorded In the clerks office ot liz
Chancery Courtof the City Of Richmond, In decd
boGksD X, p. 49, fe snndersigned, y. r.. tSJddin,
one OF the trustees therein named and Robert 81.
scott substituted trustee by order OF said Cha9cery
CojIt III The Id june, 1875 for the other trustee
now deceased, and themin named, being requested
by The beneficiary In said deed Will proceed sen q
puf,lic- cuoh, Oh tile premises, on WEDNESDAY
9Th day. "a une, aS75- ats O'Clock pm. oi that
day the LOT OF LAND fronting on the. eastStdepf
Filth street. between Grace and Broad, SIX
feet more or Tess. aJld upon which there are FOCh
ABEEtBRICKSIEEEi MfsETS,'tw two stoEies
eich , and which will be gold separately.Ia OBJ, Uf
ne prsiiises, the LOT OF LAND situated on Sc
cond street between Marshall and Clay streets y:
said city, running and fronting 70 feet on said ses
cond1 street, and running back from said Seconq
street. 81 feet, aud on which there Is good two.
stony BRICkIDWE LLING with seven rooms; and
fERMs: For CASH asto so mich as may be neces-
sary TO detraY the Expenses OF sale aud executing
Ihis trust and the payment Of the debt secured ~
csid deed and as to the balance, the terms viii be
announced on She day Of SALE
,ni-E-TnO r"sfi'f d. E. GODD1N. Irustee.
). Iie 7-fIls.'t ,-.'.r Substituted Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
q BY Lyme Il Brother.o sz.l 4. z
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
a.. No. 1919 Main street. o..
r ARGE FIRsT-cLAss,. FoUR-sToR

T ARGE rFIRST-CLASS, FOUR-STORY
~ Iron AND ,ST0CkBRICk- FRONT STORE,
Situated ON, THE SOUTH LINE .gF3CARY
BETWEEN. FOURTEENTH, AND, VIRGINIA
STREE ELS: FOR SALE BY:AlICT1ON I'VE Shall,
at tile request of the owner. sell at public auction,
June, 1919. at aoclock r. NJ. that truly valuable
and admirably-locatco STORE Nos. 1893 and 1881
4 Co. 1t has afront on two streets, aud for large
Wholesale licon-house, a wholesale business Of
any kind, IL Is one Of the best locations on Cary
street, being SO. very convenient TO all points of
business and the various shipping points both b.
rail and water. 's..:s c. s.-saT t.iasr as.t sfs .
The building was erected since the war at a CT t,t
OF $4,000. There is fine fire-prOof vault, aud 1he
cellar Is rat-pr0of. The store covers the entire lot
The lot has a front of about 5Oxi05 feet A. fur
ther descriptions deeued unnecessary for O yailI-
able a piece of property, and should comm and the
special attention Of capitalists and Others ktking
good and permanent investment, for IL sehOm
such property is offered In the market axes for
the cMrrentye TO be paid BY the purchas6G.. -
TERMS: Very liberal, and made know ii at the
hour Of sale. %'u-.~ q LYME Sc BROTHER, 5ItI
tc . tr Auct loneers
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By r. i. seahury, AuGtioneef," !" z
so g pesctsbfTrg, Fa.tE:lIfG5 ~; ~ !
INVALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
2. nSI. ZOE AAI.t... ifa k1rl,.. II

INVALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATE. FOR SALE Ar PUBLfC AUG.
TON To IN IN FRIDAY y, AETEkNoak; JyNE, q,
We shall offer fOrsals atfahlic auction, on the day
and al the hour named raboye. that VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE on fhc wharf winch was owned
and occupied by Charles Kent for . long time
This is valuable property and we'll worthy the aiten-
nonof capitalists And af the same time and place
sS SsE 81 sff III IA R1ySE MI
AXES. and LOOSE CANS and BOXES. The en-
gtnc and boiler are In excellent order. 'F'Ts ~
.sIEKMS atUr the real estate 0De.ttird cash; for
balance credit Of six and twelve months viii be
given for negotiable notes satisfactorily Endorsed,
with Interest at per cent. per anuum added--pur-
chaser TO pay taxe and Insurance for 1873 For tire
Personal property onehaf cash; for the residue ne
goane notes at ninety days. with interest added at
% per CENT 81 ~ '"i Az J,M. DOMAIN.
- ..g,.r.. .,,as ATTORNEYS for the owner.
Dps sEABuRY, kuctioneer. te inlf4f, ThkFra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13

NORTH CAROLINA LADY ARTIsT.--[ Ra-
'";;1 Nous Mrs. Mollie Bell, of Washing
90, :. g., Is attracting attention as, an artist
.o New York. She has been in the Cooper
Institute but four months, ia school Of
more than seven hundred, and although IN
1Dpcti,ion with many who have been there
ne, two. and three years, she obtained at
''sr late examination the highest certificate
ir progress, and, together with two Others,
"'nain"d The TRUSTEES silver medal for
n'',isr work. Considering the fact that she
rad never befpre had any instruction and is
slIl very young, this success must indicate
'F highest order Of talent, and gives pro-
!h.e III great distinction. .+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
/ '.! BY Welltngton soddinf srf7,a.
| Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, :,
/ corner OF Eleventh. and Hanx Hre u, q

TRUSTEES And AsSIG i,1sI {,..1,1
L orl1R AtT NO. I7.s7 OF ONE HUNpREn
"a 81 ESKT Y a CREs LyRs IsxsD IN HANOVER
COUNT, ElGHTEEN MILES NORTH OF
OHIO ,Rh3LRQAD:5-Asr,u trustee, OF William Il.
Cosby and wif IN their deed Of 10th November,
1870, duly ree9rtti 70, The Office OF tie Han
over County Court aud the Undersigned, T.. j.,
Niche, as assignee innbankrupscS ofIiGe said VII
liam II Cosby. We Will sell at fpuhlic auction at The
g4mce Of wellington Goddth. corner of Bank and
TUEspAY, June e; G:s, at |: e.cIoek NJ, the
ABOVE ERACT.DFe LAND. centnsntnG %, IrpceIit
sdjoilins the iat1s q saniaef b. Puiliai, join =
aoliEwWorth; and aIhersl it{is begaged. ON the
west p} the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, ON the
north hy the;land o6 John Hoilngwoftn. aidion
the east, and south By the Hortbanna and Little
river. land the land Is said TO be Dr. excellent
4@TT Inn; III fill ;'':@ 4Ns4,5yEL I1oT
z irNra9 WELLINGTGlN. GOpDIN, Trustee. Z
;,Is.nT.. II NICHE, As4gpee,,.,idcy ,,.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-13
BY Hill y .;oddiu, Auctioneers,
-; 1 NO. iIlQsiNIain street. u q
INVALUABLE LOp-eNs ZENITH AND

LOT On ZENITH AND
I Y GANAL STREETS, WITH WATE.R- FRONT
IN THE BASIN. FOR SALEA AUCTiUN.-On
FRIDAY. June 18th, instants on the premises, we
wiM yell at 50 o'clock 2. NJ, that valuable LOT 30
long occupied by L. W. &iazebreet-as lumber
s.Ird. with good BRICK OFFICE thereon, front
INK 90 feet liz tuches: on the west side OF Tenth
stsSss ana running back 1oo feet TO the Basin
eesft$ across the -Basiu al Ninth street, and the
br!agna or Tenth street, wi make tffs lot as ac-
etsstbfe could be desired. and for lumber yard,
eOalyhrd pr for tic erection OF uGIdngs for manu-
facttfrtng, mot DC sr1rpassed. ySr ,fEr: 8ts~
ls7s to be paid b. The pnreAeseF.---
TERMS pne-folgth Fash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen meiiflis " per cent interest.
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