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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF THREE HAND.
- SOME BUILDING LOTS ON THE NORTH
SID. ,r Of CLAY BETWEEN .I sENENTH AE ND
EIGHTH be sold at 9meIion on the
O'CLOCK r. M.. THREE BEAUTIFUL. LOl S located
as above. each fronting 2. feet, running back lot
feet to an alley twelve feet wide, with the use Of
irst-rate culvert These lots are located In de.
sirable neighborhood. .--....
TERMS: Une-fourth cash balance at six, twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added. properly secured: or the whole pun chase
money can be committed intoa perpetual ground
rent bearing nine per cent INTEREST," ItIt ,,.,.r
sit is probable the lots adjoining OIL the west
may he sold al the same time. 1c3
TOR SALE, LARGE AND SPLENDID
4 GRAZING FARM IN POCAHON TAS
COUNTY. VEST ViRGINIA-By VII, virtue OF !
deed Of trust from T. pp9 &C. Til REEfsTS
ssth day of June, 1873, at 10 o'clock NJ. that mag
nssnt body of kAND eSnaM,ning EVE TH2n
ACRES, formerly owned by James II. EwiDe, lying
on the North. South, ard Silver forks Of Elk river
about one mile from Gibson's in Pocahontis coun'
ty West Va About I.5Oa acres are cleared, and has
a full and fine growth Of blue grass and timothy
aud furnishes grazing for several hundred cattle
each year. 1t has very fine body OF various tim
hers on IT, and Is the best watercd land In that Sec
ton :s the three forks of Elk river run through lis
various parts.
Irom and coal are said to have been discovered on
Ii recently. and from Its location these minerals may
exist in vast quantities.
1t lies immediately along the liue OF Il projected
railroad and. taken altogether. is henost e-irabe
body of timber grazing farming land In that fer
tile section.
Parties Wishing to examine the premises can find
good accommodate ibSOn's tavern, and dlrCc-
tiOus where tie land lies.
TERMS: BY the Geed the terms may be cash but
,Ir0n small cash payment. TO cover costs ami ac-
crtIed interest aud satisfactory security for remain
der. easy terms and long credit may be given.
lea b. G. HARTSOOk, Trustee.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l. REAL ESTATE ON YORK RIVER NEAR
WEST PuINT.-By virtue of 4 decd of trust exc
ccd OH the 10th day Of March, 1871 by Benjainin
Robinson and wife, and duly recorded In the clerk
office Uf the county of New Kent. the unde rstgned
trustees therein nlined will IL the premises OIL The
FIRST DAY OF JULY, 1872, sell ut public auction
the Brick HOUSE. This estate contains about
l. 200 ACR Ell, situate In the county of New Kent:
and lying immediately on the river and opposite the
town Of West Point.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited 10 ex-
amino the premises before TIE day OF sale and the
preseut proprietor will take pleasure In showing the
estate
TERMS Cash to pay expenses of sale and debts
setrei by said deed say about $1,000: and AZ TO the
balance. terms will he announced OH day OF sale.
CYRUS A. BRANCH,
X. t. ARMISTEAD,
To d. TrIIS
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Rank Cashier Punished.

BosToN. June "a cashier of Il national
bank who pleaded guilty to making false en-
tries, was today sentenced to five years. i'm
prisonment by the United States Court.
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OF WOollea MilIs.

KHpnE ISLAND, june 3.-The extensive
Wooiien mills in simmons lower village, at
Johnston, were burned esriy this morniDg.
The mill was owned by Charles III. Whipple
and run by F. s. Farewell. The loss il
heavy. 81
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~. BY Grubbs s. Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh direct between Main and Bank.

large SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
IL BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF GEL
STON, FRONTING ON CLAY, MARSHALL.
AND BROAD STREETS, Ar AUCTIOE.-On
WEDNESDAY, June d 1878. at o'clock f. MIR Nh we
will SELL upon the premises, aoout IT,, ts5,,t,nr
on the south side of Clay street lust above Eukers
handsome new block some on both sides OF Mar
on the north side Of Broad street facing Richmond
These lots viii be about 80 by $50 feet to wide
elevation Of their situation, and the indications
daily increasing of their growth In value by reason
of improvements already made and others In near
10 those seeking desirable sites upon which to build,
or Investment with certain and rapid advance In
value than any other lots now in the market.
No one c:in lil to do we'll by buying at this sale.
TERMS: Accommodating.
myo. Auctioneers.
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BY Cook i Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE OF
uIAMOSDS, WATCHES,

DAWNBROKER'SS SALE OF
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILvERWARE, &C,
AT AUCTION.
At the request Of Abraham Harris, pawnbroker
we will sell ut his store, No. 1891 Main street, on
THURSDAY the 18th Instant at 10 O'Clock a. A.,
FIVE HUNDRED LOIS OF
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
GOLD WATCHES,
PINS, CHAINS,
RINGS, &C., SC
SILVER WATCHES,
PITCHERS. GOBLETS,
SPOONS, FORKS, &C. &C
MEMS AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING.
GUNS, PISTOLS, &C., &C
All articles warranted Us represented.
All persons having forfeited pledges at my oiace
will call aud renew or redeem them on or before
WEDNESDAY, June 18th, as further indulgence
cannot be granted,
lie 4-tds successor to H. Harris Z Brother
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auct!oneers and Real Estate Agents,
1912 Main street.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
n HORSES, HACKS, HARNESS, COWS, &C.
shall, as administrator of A. Brookss estate
sell at public auction, 1T the stable on second be-
tween Broad and Grace streets. on THURSDAY
the 9th june, 1879, ut IL o'clock NJ,
tsl4E 4 good HACK HORSES.
2HACkS,
4SETS OF HARNESS,
ROBES and NETS, i,
CU1 TING KNIFE,
fine MICH COW.
and suntiry articles too numerous to mention. The
apecu attention OF parties In this line OF business
Is called TO the foregoing sale.
TERMS: At sale. a. BRpADDuS,
nv II Administrators.
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BY Wellington Gaddinps
Auciioueer aud Real Estate Agent
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

TRUSTEES AND AssIGNEEso, S S9 fiIp
4 OF VALUABLE RE,Ss.L . .kE: SHHas5rr STREET 81.
TWEEN MAIN AND FR ANN, -. - !. No. o;rioe
I'm MONDAY the 9TH day OF Jane, 10 ..,,so1ti III
A II an he prepiscs hereafter int ,..S *, r."
y .r s e the f I III
s y s9e ~ snd paul raerDacker, trustees %
es@as haas A,sss II ,ns ss oss :, 3
tsh.,,ceFy Cont af ti.c city 81 E,ch';c.Jr ,n,I %
aaeisisned sssig.,ees Of 2ss ,,s s,stes D5ir
eaa, for the Eastern ni,ts, ., x, xl, sap 70
fnond on The ?7th of May, isIa, MA ia,sr line REAi
fson and sell To the hughes. blaaer VIZ THAT ,sg
EsA soas s s y ssiS ae s,SS ssis
iherenn. situate on the east side OF .,,,
street between Main and franklin, VI ND r,at .
Richmond, subject 10 psrgstnsi e.. i'u''1
nsfsffy bushels OF msrc6aIiahse wheat. ,,mc q
TERas: Alsde kaoaa at the piaee ' a'N
E. L0aAtANN, rs,o.s.
Anguish JAGoK. tfust>'~
HERMANN kfEfs,1
tits; Maa n. SSaalsrEAp.s Assignee
q my "a
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Timber. R,r,rne..ji.

PORTLAND, Me-, June 81 One Thousand
acres OF pine timber have been burned in the
north .rn part OF Cumberland county.
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Lost. sTRAYED. dc.

TAKEN UP ON MY PLACE, 1872 fEH
II west Broad street, q SMALL AND-aS-1..
WHITE COW. 4 he owner may get her by paying
charges. lje 4-3t.l 8. o.. .T1LER.z.
II EFT HOME ON SUNDAY sHro
LIZ last, o small ITALIAN GRAY-Asn
HOUND, With collar and medal on. "A suit:Ible re-
ward will be paid for her return to No. IL west
Franklin street. 10 4.3t z
|iISpRAY Came TO my house, on the EEIn
III Warwick roa !: several weeks ug0, .Ssaasaa
SMALL RED HIF Ell. The owner win please
came forward, prove properly, pay charges, and
take him away. WILLIAM BROOKS.
MANCHESTER June +. es.st
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POSTPONEMENT.

The foregoing sale is postponed antii FkiDA a,
NEXT The eth June, 1873, ut y o'clock NJ To take
place at my office. Call aud see the plat.
ip Aid W.GODDIk, AuctiOneor.
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by Grubbs Il WIIild;u>.
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers.
Eleventh between Main and Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FAMOUS
i "MOUNT ERIN SPRING" PROPERTY AT
AUCT1ON.-In part execution Of the provisions Of
deed of trust from c. T. Workman & Co. and ais
TO the subscribers trustees. duly recorded In !er
rico County Court office. we wifi sell at auction
upon the premises. on THURSDAY. 5'h June TIN
me'iiately after the sale OF the Virginia sugar Re-
finery property. say ut o'clock i. VI. the MOUNT
ERIN SPRING PROPERTY adJ"iring lIlr tow
of Fulton aud near TO the wl.ir,es n Rockets. II
embraces about tin &c acres OF hand. and has nyuu
al excellent framed dwelling, With about ,ict
rooms The main value Is IN the slltul, "hi,h
flows unIailiucly about three hundred gallons yrr
minute of clear, SOFT water. with ~ elevation at q,
source which would rise to the third sires 81 hu>,s
on Main and Tenth streets. Right of Nay h., ir
granted. and pipe; laid conlucting the wrteg 10 IN"
former distillpry of Messrs. Stcarns i Brumme AMI
to the sugar-hoiIsc at Rockets There is Ii" rsti
mating the value Of this water-snpply 10 mirr'iC-
tories derots &c, &c Apart from the mn" pie
perry may be sold a number nf bndipg lots.
TERMS At sale. y. &. BLACKWELL.
T.. L. WILLIAMS.
Tu>t.,
G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-04
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0DeerS.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDIN
4 LOTS, In THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
AUCTION.-In mart execution of deed of trust
from james E. Goddin and wife TO the subscribers
az trustees, dated 18th November 1872, and duly re-
corded. WE will sell upon the premises. respectively
in the order named below, on SATURDAY, Tth or
june commencing at o'clock P. NJ, the following
property-to wit: H..
LOT OH the west side OF Second between Byrd
and Arch streets, 90 by 10 feet to III alley twenty
feet wide.
a LOT Oh the west side Of Jefferson street thirty
feet north of Byrd street. go by 100 feet to an alley
ten feet wide.
A LOT OH the south side OF Cary between Madi-
gun AMI Belyidere streets, SO by Il 0 feet
A LOT GU the east side of Belyidere street front
Ing on the railroads. 60 feet having depth OF about
$50 feet.
Plats will be shown and terms stated ut the sale.
Sale positive, weather permitting.
Gu. WILLIAMS Trustees.
j. Fl. GUY,
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, AurtioneerS. my 20
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rne Case Of Appicgarth VI. The City OF
Petersburg ri

Especial telegram 70 the 1UldEalcE.I !.
pErERsBuRG, VA, june .. I'm the suit Of
Applegarth os. The city Of Petersburg, the
jury rendered verdict In favor Of plaintiff,
and assessed damages at one thousand eight
hundred and elghty.fve dollars and eighty
six cents, with interest from December 10th,
1872, till paid. a bill Of exceptions viii be
fled tomorrow morning, and the case will
be taken to the Court Of Appeals.
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BY :. y. Davis, AuCti1ncrr.
A SSIG n T. e. : \ l. + OF !
VALUABLE Lnr
IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.

Ry virtue of an order of the Cniied states lrsiii
Court for the Eastern District "t Nirrnt, WI
sell, as assignee uf Z. ii. Thompson bankrupt. ~
SATURDAY THE 7TH DAY or JUNE, -,
at5oclock T.. NJ, on tho premises, that
VALUABLE LOT
on north side Of Elmwood street between Poplar in'
Morris streets. fifty feet front, running bsck NM
hundred and niDetynine feet to IN alley twenty i''
wide. with brick house IN course 0t c0nsir"l!on'
containing basement and one story.
To he sold subject 10 all Iiens upon the property
amounting To about Sl.so9.
TERMS Cash Oh day of sale.
c. II. WESDLISGEE.
my 30-ipo A ST Assignee.
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MONTREAL, June 3.-The international
Typographical Union convened here to-day,
President Hammond, OF New Orleans, in the
chair.
After receiving an address of welcome
from the officers of the Montreal and the
Jacques Cartier Unions. and appointing a
Committee on Credentials, and transacting
other routine business, the Convention
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, w. r. Mclean, of Wash
ington; First Vice President, William Ken
nedy, of Chicago; Second Vice-President,
w. G. johnson, OF Troy, N. Y; Secretary
and Treasurer, John Collins, of Cincinnati ;
Corresponding Secretary, j. E. Hawkins, OF
Memphis.
The Convention Is the largest since the
organization OF the Uuion-12O delegates
being present.
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Thu
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, Auc,innccT,.

A BOUT TW ENTY LOIS ~ TIE
N PLAN OF FULTON AT ACTION .irl-
wards we will sell about TWENTY BUILDING
I.JTS on Orieaus and Virginia streets. u,arly al.
joining the above.
Property In this vicinity l. a,ivaHCiHr hlilv IN
value. fmy 81 GRtBR> < WILLIAMS
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AMBITION

Included In the above sale will be- FRAMED
DWELLING, with about six rooms, on Broad
street fronting the grounds of Richmond College,
and with It viii be sold beautiful LOT of suitable
size. EGRUBBS WILLIAMS,
NV "a Auctioneers.
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BY Grubi,s s Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.


Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE FRAMED
i COTTAGES ON THE NORTH SIDE OE
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN, , SEEtNI n
AND EIGHTH STREETS, BY AUCIioN,In
execution of a deed of trust from James f. GoIdln
and wife to the subscribers ms trustees duly
We viii sell on TUESDAY the 10Th day OF JuDe.
,,Sa aftcr the sale Of the PRESBYTERIAN church iois
sny Mt q O'Clock r. o., those Fl We NEAT FRAMED
aI,TrTkGES situated as above. This property &C.
cuncs select location ina most desirable part OF
Franklin street, within one block of the Capitol
Square and few minutes walk OF the pcst-ofice,
and other business centres.
1t issuggested to all seeking Investments that this
property, Improved as il Is aud paying good In
come Is well worthy of being
I'd 10 its central situation and to the prices daily
obtained for property distant two miles from bust
ness. s-ssa sI+s,
TERMS At sale. c. u WILLIAMS,
j. II. GUY.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auciioneers.
tss- -1N my 3i-ju2A ,&tdtttS
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Fire In 9,htr,agnl.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Otes's block WIS burn. d
Ast night. Loss, 100000.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-08
Aimee.

THE STAR OF FRENCH OPERA BoUFFE-A SKETCH
OF HER CAREER.
Mile Marie Aimee was lborn at Lyons, in
France she was reared in the nursery of song,
her mother being very delightful lyric artist OF
established local fame. Aimse went upon tho
stage when very young and sang chausonettts
with great success she appeared at Lyonr
Marseilles, and several other large cities, ard
was at that time the infantile marvel OF the
French stage. Probably to this early training is
due much OF the grace and finish OF acting 30
universally admired in the now Incompatible
Aimee.
As she advanced in her musical education she
appeared in operettas and always with signal
success. Her first appearance in Legitimate rotes
was in 1864, when she accepted an engagement
at the Edorado, in Paris, where she played and
sang in juvenile characters, and where Il may be
said she asserted hor genius and superiority In
iThe fame OF the fair young singer coon ex-
tended throughout the musical circles OF the
world aud Mile Aimee the ensuing season lloOo)
accepted lucrative offer and went TO brazh.
Here she remained four years, her genius ex-
handing with each successive effort, until tho
name OF Aimee was synonymous with beauty
and talent while the elite of the Brazilian capi-
tai, alike noted for the taste and discrimination
OF it's people in music and the drama, listened
eutranced season after season, to the melody OF
the sweet singer so happily transported to their
shores
She sang in all of Offenbaeh's latest operas,
and the popularity of this authors productions
is due as much to Aimees significant interpre-
tation of them as to their own intrinsic merit
But Paris longing for the charming singer,
who in one brief season had go enchanted her
audiences, claimed the fair debutdne, and
| lust previous to the outbreak Of the Franco
| Prussian war, she became the successor at the
| Varieties Theatre, in PARIS, OF Mile Schneider
whose recollections she quickly effaced. That
| the artist should have dimmed the remem-
| brance of the earlier performer is readily un-
| derstood Young and handsome, gifted with
i a voice combining rare sweetness and power,
/ and skilled in the Of her resourcesi withal
/ an actress of immense experience, vivacity, and
/ versatility, Mile. Aimee combines all the quail
L tiles which a sovereign among opera-bouffe
songstresses should possess. offenoach's sue
cessful opera, Lies Brigands," " was written for
/ Mile Aimee, and its almost endless run prov
i ed how feicitous was the selection OF the lady
/ for the leading character Soon after Fisk be-
| came owner of the Grand Opera House. with his
| usual aptitude and business tact, he effected an
engagement with Aimee, and she came to this
| country where she has won special celebrity III
| "Geneyeve de Brabant." as an inimitable Dro,
qdn : in LA Perichole," in "Barbe Bleue,' and
in LA Grande Duchesse; :" while all her perfor-
mances are remarkable for spirit, delicacy, and
| Uis conlcd quite irresistible.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-08

GREAT DEPRESSION IN REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST
ERN sHoRE-FINE OLD ESTATES AND PLANrA-
TIoNs FOR sONG-RuINousLY LOW PRICES AT
RECENT BALES.
Low prices have been realized, for the last
year or two, at the forced sales Of Real Estate,
generally, throughout the Eastern Shore of
Maryland. In Talbot county, one OF the finest
counties on the Shore containing land natural
" very productive, improved in many instances
by elegant dwellings, and excellent out-build-
;ngs, some ruinous sales are reported. The
Easton Gazette, in a recent issue, gives the fol-
lowing =
''our lands which for many generations had
gone on gradually appreciating in value, have
since 1856. when they reached their maximum
OF price, under the imitation OF the currency, and
the expectation of large northern emigration,
suddenly fallen to price so low as to evince
the existence of q land panic. Farms for which
in the year mentioned offers OF purchase at SlOO
per acre were made and refused, will not bring
one half that sum; and those that were held at
$50 aud $50 then, may be bought for S12 and $15
per acre. This is not loose language, but liter
ally true. farm was recently sold in OK
ford Neck for less than $50, for which the
owner declined overtures OF purchase OF 300
The splendid estate of Samuel Dick
inson, decd upon the Ohoptank, sold for about
$I9 900 under Judgment or Mortgage, for
which he refused q bona hde offer OF S45, 600.
laHOriH Mock, bOlu Tor httls hP"NhAH "a
en- 600 $50 acres. The owner would have been
almost insulted to have had less than $50 600
offered for tire tract six years before. The farm
Penfield imediately adjoining Easton,was bid in
by the Mortgage at less than 80 or about that.
| For portion OF this same. farm tho mortgagor
| paid SlOO and the whole of it would probably
| have at that time brought the same price,
| The Woodstock property within "a miles OF
| Easton. was bought by DR.. Cherbonnler of Bal
timore for s2o per acrs,or about ~ 900 for tine
| amonnt which would not rebuild the elegant
mansion and the farm buildings should they be i3
consumed. A fern on Choptank was recently
| purchased by Capt. Hardcastle for about $l5 O0O
| for 1--we hundred acres, hardly the price OF the
| fine buildings upon the property. farm Is nov
Il advertised for sale of 315 acres on Ohoptanl
river, near the last, beautifully situated, having
what is said TO be the finest house IN Talbo
County upon it, which cost in 1866, the sum OF
| SI8, 600, the laud having been bought the sam'
| wear for $40 per acre, making the total cost u
the owner of $96, 600. This farm is reported t'
be offering at private sale for 81 900. Man
other instances of actual sales, and proposals 10
sale, at these ridiculous low prices, might b.
| given but 1t ia unnecessary
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1873-05-08

A NICE YOUNG MAN WHO " TEACHES " SCHOOL %
INsuLTs AND KNOCKS DOWN A ooLoRED TEACH
ERIE CONSIDERS SHE SHOULD - GET OUT OF
THE Way"
The manner in which tho young idea will here
after shoot, will not be very satisfactory one,
if we are to draw inferences from the conduct
OF a spirited teacher " of youth, named VIII
son, who wields the pedagogic baton at Milton,
Sussex Co.
1t seems that Miss Eva P Miller, young col
ored girl who has charge of the school for color
ed children at Milford, maintained by the color
ed people. under the supervision OF ''Ihe Della
ware Association y is obliged to pass the school
kept by Wilson, on her way to and from her
boarding-place and Wilson, who had been pub
lioly Dragging in one of the stores Of what he
intended has been at times insulting her as she
went by him. Upon one occasion he used abu-
siye language, struck at her, and pushed her off
the sidewalk, declaring that 1t was the place OF
niRgers to get out of the wayl' Finally, on the
evening Of April 1Sth, he actually assaulted her.
in the street. knocking her d0t1n ttotce This,
at least, is the statement given US, on excellent
authority.
Much indignation is expressed in Milton and
also at Georgetown over the outrage. Wilson
has been arreste ard htl to keep the peacs.
and also to appear at Court, to answer the
charge Of assault and battery. He has added.
however to his original offenses. the meanness,
if.not perjury of swearing that the young girl
had assaulted him and having hsr pound
over" in 5000 bail
Whether 1t is worth while to prosecute Teach
er" Wilson, is perhaps doubtful, but it Is to be
hoped the goodipeopls OF Milton maylreadily find
his successor. Such ruffiAns are hardly lit for
instructors of children.