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The New York herald., 1873-04-19

that Al midnight Captain Williams estimated snai sne
Which aSs sSe ss The
s e %
netting s Ia ss Of Se S ship Gs Sor ap
to struck shs bn1 made nest an Of
twelve aSss On To
tsned there no eydesse Of any nerthsTly sstSf
Tsn' rsn up % e %ans6t which
Ss s ss wind viii
OF current for few hours on the Lahore and Sable
an Es1fs e s ssfs rs% s
sing months ms tnsrs y no continuous norhery set Of
..,ii TIE RopY or ONE OF THE PASSENGERS
and that two trunks from the wreck were picked up at
ssore ss
"a Of
istence OF an current at that time and we have
the ns
closely as would be the case s i an Current pre-
yasd IS very rarely seen in sight our 19 h e
account ior the error in estimating the ships speed ex
iSoosrSrEscY OR cARELEsssEss
n at on the Of IT. E 70 ne
leaving the deck aner midnight seems to me 70 have W
hsSn at and n v to a s
were not SO near land as to make extra ygafGe @ hc
believed himself to be fortyeght miles from land In
this belief Is now known thai he must have been mis- G
him under the to order the SHIP 70 Pc
speed without taking the precaation guard against
any possible in his estimation Of his position, as
in the of the light which ought to have been seen
At or twenty miles distance not becoming vs
HAD THE yRRY ORDINARY PREcAuTIoH BEEN TAKEN
Of sending lookout at intervals e the masthead the
disaster would In human probabilities have been pre-.
error IS found IN the fact that the lead was never used
fore she struck This neglect duty which there
ne %
been guaranteed had the night been one which the
lights could possibly have been II Is true that
the frequent Of the lead might have delayed her for
few hours in reaching port but there nothing to be
gained in point of time in making the port before day
light even If there had been these few hours OF de-
the safety of nearly
ONE THOUSAND LIVES THAT WERE IMPERILLED,
neglect of this plainly manifest duty From careful re-
view OF all the facts OF the case feel
COMPELLED TO STATE MY BELIEF is
that the conduct OF Captain Williams in the manage
ment Of his ship during the twelve or fourteen hours
preceding the disaster was grnvey at variance with
what ought to have been the conduct OF man placed in
tihcate as extra master and master might be
and energetic efforts made by him to save life after the
ship struck the mtigated penalty OF suspension OF his
certificate ior two should be imposed also iee Il
my duty to state that the conduct OF MT Br0wn the
fourth officer preventing the servant from calling Cap
tain Williams at twenty minutes TO three o'clock as or
dered under the circumstances an improper viola
ton OF Captains orders and further In the fact that
he was of the officers of the watch after twelve
O'Clock and ought to have seen the light and did not see
there implied culpabe neglect and want OF vigilance
which considerations for the public safety demand
therefore de eide that the eertifcate Of Fourth ocer
Brown, master, should be suspended for three months
we concur IN 'ne above GEoRGE a MCKENZIE.
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Going to Halifax for Coal.

OFFICE OF THE SOUTH WALES
ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY, !
II BROADWAY, NEW YORK, April lS 1881
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
viii yoH permit us to correct an error into
which our friend Mr.. Sparks has inadvertently
fallen, in his reference to our steamer Glamorgan,
in his letter in your paper OF today He reports
her with other steamers named) as having put
into Halifax in December last "for the very pur-
pose Of coaling." Now, the Glamorgan has never
been in Halifax at all, nor has she ever had occa
sion to deviate from her course for any such pur-
pose as coaling On her December voyage hither
she put into st. Johns, n. f., In order to repair
the terrific gales OF that month"; but she required
no COAL and OF course took none. Moreover, when
she arrived here, although her voyage had been an
unusually protracted one, she had considerable
surplus Of coal left. Yours, respectfully,
ARCHIBALD BAXTER 4 CO., Agents.
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New York tSr 90: Hsrdsrabbis Fay, rom do for Rocr
Ss BARK Sabine Breaker
GE6RGErowN, sc, April s-Arrived, schr Henrietta,
HTyf ss:5ss Sss
sT. sw and Esss
Ssl,sss ssssSss s
Ap1 Ft.1 ssh seso Mobile Clarke R
4thIcleared schrs Lizzie, Pope, and L Fhch Fitch
ss9r
sSltss flSh
ssfst SSsa% SssS1s y"
xp.ii zSIyeS s AZ SsS5ss
yaf Rdrdse 1d % New YORK Tor GALVESTON nd both pro- pro-
MSkEHEAP CITY, April n-Arrivsd sehr Nc
MYSTIC. ct. April ls-Arrved, schr McDivett, McDi
Apr. ships LGrsly Nor.
rNEwigEaN No APTI iEArrvsd' steamship Ellen
In hatterss Inlet 18Th, schrs WIN Tice for - stur-
NokfSLK, April ls-Arriysa, schrs VIM Eg
Kemp Axe Kemp, New York; Angie Pred@ore RUSSELL Bar
nss Snn swss DSy Snae Cora Bous Sta
NEwBUkYPoRT, April l6-Arriveo, schr John Det-
NEW BEpFokp, April H-Arrived, steamship wam-
SssGs sh Hattie ss fssIE
SHss kf!y sehrs Taylor H
w% capss
Kelly Eiszabethgort a for Boston ps,,.,.,.,
for St John NIB schr George Edwin, ssmmis. for New
7h. PMArrived, schr Sylvester Hale. Coleman Taun-
NEW HAVEN, April ls-Arrived, brig Daylight Marks,
9ni Gieered~schrs Potter, Elsworth Now York; sA Cur
ney Quincy, do Edward Lindsey @ Bradley do Right
9as Nary
Asi @ :!S;s @
oa5u
s1a
Anhic E4ansyan Sa1desas Ezsnsh abe Pc Hart Pen
proydence; Pioneer Lothrop, Boston Q stickney.
cran%e 1sard Froydense barge Meridian Mciiwain.
bark Snow Queen Gr Roy vsrgSo!
s@a ROBINSON Roo
Rice Providence j sinnicksoh, Winsmore, Lynn.
sas5s bTis SsIries, ,Llppnsets aatanzss; ssSEs
D ap ana nss .sr sasss s Hess ss
| from the West Indies for New York
from Belfast for Baltimore; wellington from Vinahaven
sa4 silver s% sons s Sss Ss
srSal ds Mo ss New Iona Ken
AIT csdE:
Lucy Church, Ryder, New York; Florence sacket, Hav
bark Sapsd e
6i new
New York sns
VIM Hilton weaver Baitimore: Henry crosky, Potter,
MarsSrss a ans %
thea Johnson do; Daniel Wes Smith, do; y King
aff schr Byard Camp
sRocKIANsD,- Nd, Sailed lth, schrs Empress Kennedy.
3 Jameson; Jameson, Rishmond Rnisht Pratt VIM
Ellis ToIney and Lacona, Hall, New York; Commerce.
Nary HARRIS sns Emma Mead
b Grap cn xf% York;
ea gF ysRcG &hor Tan
sier;; Venus Wilder, Elizabethgort for Pembroke.
Rose PhaaepSs MOTIFS Albert
ana New
VINEYARD HAVEN April l6-Arrived, steamer Gen.
pede Willets PHILADELPHIA Tor Boston schrs Henry
aae 9r S So RAJ. Hobo
ken for do; Gamma Huntey Elzabethport for do Frank
Maria, Wood, do for Saco.
Sailed-SchrsJ Lamprey, Memento, Agnes, Hor-
wrecking schr Mary Larnar Delaware Bay
l7th-Arrived schr L Jenkins, Jenkius Boston for
Virginia (and saied)
WILMINGTON NC. April l6-Arrived brig OrIoff (sr),
Bradshaw, Norfolk, va schr Freeman, Mckenzie, New
York.
Cleared-Scpr Donna Anna Whaley Havana.
W1CKFORD, April l6-Saed schr Fakir Knowles,
New York.
WAREHAM, Mass. April l1-Arrived, schr Amelia,
Sailed-Schr Argo Besse,
13th-Arrived, schr s Smith, Snow,
Ath-Arrived schr Mary Price, -.
16th-Arrived schr Angler Besse,
1th-Arrived schrs Paul r Keller, and Electra.
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SAILED.

Steamships Zodiac Beaufort; Francis Wright Whining
barks Eunoma Queenstown; Atlantic, London: Carrie
z Long, Cadiz; Trait dUnion, Progreso Sandy Hook,
brigs Eaglet Barbados Lima Cienfnegos; Catherine,
Kingston; s Musson, st Marys; Kodiak Havana; schr
Golden Rule, Grenada
Wind at sunset, 8, light
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THE ANCIENT TESTIMONIAL FUND.

NEW YORK. April Is, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
We enclose herewith fifteen dollars (sl5), which
please add to the fund for the Rev. Mr.. Ancient.
A. Il. G.
A. L. q.
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THE MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
NEW YORK, April IS, 1873.

NEW YORK, April is, 1873.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
! am in receipt OF telegram frsm the General
superintendent OF the Memphis and Little Rock
Raroas at Memphis, to the effect that the report
that said road was damaged by the late overflow In
that section is iase and that the road Is in good
running order. Very respectfully,
J. 9. M. BUFFALOE, Agent M. a L. r.. RR.
The New York herald., 1873-04-19

l 81 HfATTS LIFE BALSAM AS SPRING MEDI
~ cine which, during the past Is years by the certainty
and greatness OF its thousands Of cures has proven
tsei remedy uneQuaed in the most sc we're cases OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gou scrofula and all diseases
arising from vtiated state of the blood and system
SOLD by druggists everywhere Depot 2id Strand street.
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The Atlantic Wreck.

HALIFAX, N. S., April IS, 1879
Yesterday afternoon, after the steamer left
Prospect seventeen bodies were recovered max
ing flfty-nine for the day, and twelve were re.
covered to-day up to three o'clock. The personal
baggage OF the Merritt family was recovered and
placed in the hands Of the Custom House authori-
fiac
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
no fees in advance advice free commss every
Counsellor atLaw, 363 Broadway.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
n ent States; legal everywhere desertion, &C., sum.
eent cause no publicity required; no charge until
80 ~ N. HOUSE. Attorney, ls4 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA. corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
oon's on sunGa7 's3% : from r; M iss sos + n n
no you KNOW TT
HYPoPHosPHITE OF LIME AND SODA IS grand
chemical food
for the brain the system and the blood Il IS
remedy for debility and all nervous affections
81 the Vital and Il Is perfect sna sa
peTos5r sn5st"te gS tor iron and cod liver oil WIN
Propretors. 81 and 81 per bottle.
NASIG AZ INK AND
soreteeper shond have it. Agents wanted where
How. CoSsuMPTIos Can BE cgEEpIT is NOW
YR YR fsrs 4SsG are SS
The MASpRAkE Pills clear @ out the liver and restore
se a 9 o TN ae s s s sRd &
bowels and inercrins with kes proper work they are
m sSs a S
stomach and Other organs creates good appetite @ - and
assists digest the food the systern
and the person will soon grow strong and increase in
The PULMONIC SYRUP ripens the diseased matter in
and cavities in the lungs and thus persons restored
to health who had been given up ncurable with Pull
mon %monary Consumption N a few cases The medicine may
themselves but solely account of the imprudence OF
cold to cold, that nothing viii DO them any good
wish 70 state here VERY emphassnly that u people wish
changeabc weather particularly during the Winter and
s nSs Sna for ans
people, during the cold and damp weather to remain in
the temperature at or near uniform standard.
The temperature most grateful and inygorating to tho
may be made higher lower suit pecuartes This
temperature appears TO abstract the heat body i'm
heahy state OF the system and this degree Of tempera
is therefore the most congeni for it neither
bausts the vital powers nor gives rise to unpleasant
For the proper physical exercise walking in the room,
and exercising in calsthenics will be ample give
free and healthy circulation of the blood and materially
The diet requires strict attention A nutritious and
easily dgested diet Is necessary to assist in making good
does and what does not agree with him. : "Aa'
and with IT, sn such ine arces as
experience demonstrates are right and proper
my according 10 the direction and pracsce
strictly the above diet and regimen viii get well, as
& synnf sESwfRb pf TsStc Psss Sd5
schenck's Pulmonic Syrup seaweed Tonic ana an Nam
}. H.. sCHENcK a SON.
northeast corner cf Sixth and Arch streets, streets.
And for sale by all druggists and dealers.
Nos and College place, New YORK,
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Office.
Steautcrs / Sa,s. DESTINATION. Office

DATES OF, DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF APRII.
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Telegraphic Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT, April IL 1873
Schr Jesse Hart from Brunswick Ga, bound to Boston,
loaded with yellow pine lumber, arrived this morning,
leaking badly, and reports that the lth inst at AM,
during heavy gale from WSW, 80 miles by Of Cape
Henry the vessel sprung leak Of about 1000 strokes per
hour and obliged throw overheard about rs 900
feet of her deckoad tighten her; also sprung foretop
The New York herald., 1873-04-19

HALIFAX, n S.. April Is, 1873.
The Commissioner convened his Court OF Inquiry
Into the loss OF the Atlantic at four O'Clock thi
afternoon, when the following decision was rem
dered:-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
THE SUPERIOR TIMES
SATURDAY, OCTOBER is, 1873.

MILLIONS of gold are being shipped from
Liverpool to New York.
WANTED-A Girl to do general houSework
in small family. Inquire at this Office.
DULUTH comes up smilingly and SAYS: Jay
Cooke is only remotely connected with our
Metropolis. -Houghton Gazette
WE this week removed the TINES Office to
No. 2S2 West 2nd street, the next building
below the "Traveler's Home"
DER young friend and former townsman,
Harry Walhank Jones, is now ye local of the
Ontonagon Miner, and dishes up spicy items.
REPORTED that 20 millions of currency was
received at Chicago, within twelve days, and
the Chicagoans are Boosting of becoming the
money centre instead of New York
D. Schultz Esq, of this place, has sold his
half interest in the tug Danforth, to the Will
liams Dredge Co Mr. S. still owns the Bob
Anderson, the most powerful tug at the head
of the lake.
10 tons of iron ore were received last week
from Marquette by the Blast Furnace Co. on
Rice's Point. More is expected this fall and
the works will be put in full blast before the
lst of January.
THE n. p. Engineers, whom we mentioned
last week as running a line back of Superior,
we understand found a good crossing of the
Nemadji near the Wright farm, about five
miles southwest from Superior entry
THE other day we saw several pounds of
vein matter from the Percioal mine in this
county, which were very rich in copper; the
specimens resembling some we have seen
from the celebrated Calumet ard Heca mine.
We hear with regret, that work on the
lake end of the Wisconsin Central is suspend
ed. The reason is, we suppose, that since
the road Is about completed from Ashland to
the Penoka range, it is not deemed best to
continue the southern extension during the
winter. Work is still going on northward
iiohi ho1'Nch oiiiU, anu hc uV0oH 1iC iOdu
will be completed through to the lake next
year.
OUR County authorities sent out on Thurs
day. some ten ,r twelve men, to repair and
put in order, the road from this place to
Bayfield, and Ashland. This road Will be
quite thoroughfare, leading as it does, to
the new copper mine on Brule river, and to
our sister towns above mentioned. There
will also be some work done on the ST Croix
road, we understand, giving lumbermen a
good road, over which toTransport their sup
plies from Superior to their camps on the
upper St Croix
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
NOTES PERSONAL.

D. Geo. Morrison Esq, has gone on bust
ness trip to bayfield, and Ashland.
Col. II. Hayes, wife and son, left on Tues,
day evening for a visit to St. Paul and Min
neapois.
DANIEL McBain, ESQ.,, of Toledo, Ohio, ar
rived last evening, and will spend some days
in the city.
Hiram Robbins Esq, who has been absent
some several weeks at New York, returned
home on MONDAY evening.
GEN. John :. breckenridge, we learn, is
about to remove from Kentucky and take up
his residence in New York city.
Mr. r. w French and wife of Ashland,
came up yesterday, on visit to friends in
Superior, Mr. F.'s old stamping ground
GEN Thos l.. Rosser has resigned his po-
sition of Ohief Engineer of the Northern Pa
cifc, after three years of distinguished ser
vice in the field.
JAMES Chapman, Esq, of Bayfield,, was in
town on wednesday, making arrangements
for running stages between Superior, Bay.
field and Ashland the coming winter.
H. and Mrs. Geo. F. Holcomb left on
Monday last, for visit to relatives and friends
on the Hudson and in New York city. Mr..
II. will return in a few weeks; Mrs. II. will
probably be absent all winter.
Hon. Peter Roy, of Crow Wing, Miuneso
Ia, spent some days in town the fore part of
the week, on visit to his brother Vincent
Roy Esq. These two brothers, with Messrs.
James Edwards and VI. l.. Avery--all deli
cate--stepped oil Schuttes hay scales, and
together weighed only 1908 lbs; Hon. Peter
Roy contributing 827 to the aggregate.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
MlddletoWn.
ElY's Addition.

Owner Lot RIk Am,
U Congo 3 Ia 4 81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
- IN the Circuit Court.

\
George A. Crawford against David Quinn.
Whereas it appears to my satisfaction from the
affidavit of James 5 Ri chic attorney for the plaintiff
aud from he complaint duly verified that the above
entitled action brought for the pa ttiou OF the
premises hereinafter described held by the plaintiff
and the d, iendapt tenants in common: that the
said defendant is nor>resdent of the State of Wis
consn and cannot b. found therein
Now thereto motion of james 5. Ri chic Of
counsel for the plaintiff II is ordered that the eferd
aforesaid be required to HppeHr and answer the
said compiaint Of the plaintih fled III the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of aid Douglas
COUNTY ard to copy of his answer upon james
:. Richie attorney Tor the plaintiff at hs office in The
town of Superior, Douglas County, Wi>c nsn, by or
before the 81 day Of Nov. 1873 And in case he
shall fail to answer said complaint within the time
will proc e to final Judgment against him, and viii
grant the relief demanded III said complaint.
And it is further ordered that this order be served
upon said nonresident ly the publication thereof in
the Superior Times, a weekly newspaper published
in said Douglas County IA week tor six successive
weeks the st publication to be had at least twenty
days prior to the said 21st day of November 1873 and
copy of this order be we'd upon said dfendant by
depositing The same in the Pest Office at Superior
forthwith upon the publication ofth> order address
said defendant at his place of res dence at Cincn-
nat in the State If Ohio with The postage nrepa Il.
The description of the premises in the complaint
described and for the partition whereof this action Is
brought, is follows tnNwit The north half OF
southwest quarter The south half of north
west quarter, The south half Of northeast
quarter and north half Of southeast quarter
of Section Five (5). The south half of See
ton Six co., and the north half of Section
Seven (7) all in Township Forty-Seven (47)
Range Fourteen tl4) west containing Nine
Hundred Sixty acres in the County of Doug
las and State of Wisconsin
THoS. CLARK, County Judge.
Dated September 19th 1873 sep20no1
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Of Lands Sold for Taxes May l, 1871
STATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DOUGLASS

C,TATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DouGLAs-Ss
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
Superior. August LIT, 1878. J
The following pieces land having been sold by
the County Treasurer of the County OF Douglas on the
Ist day of Nifty 1871 for the taxes interest and char
yes of the year 1869 Therefore notice i hereby CIV
en- tnat unless said lands red emed tr said oae
on or before the
FIRST DAY OF MAY A. d 1874
they will be convey ed the respective purchasers or
assigneeS according 10 law The amount OF taxes,
Interest aud charges calculated up 10 the last day OF
redemption is opposite 10 each piece respectively
RICH RfLF County CleFk.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
d. GEO. MORRISON,
Register of Deeds
TOWN CLERK,

MOT AIRY PUBLIC
AND COMMISSIONER FOR MINNESOTA.
seS,7O Office No a93 West qua St, Superior, Wis
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
Desirable House

FoH SALE OR RENT
contains 10 rooms Location pleasant and
"ithih blocks OF Quebec Pier Barn and
cisterh On premises. Enquire of
GEO L. BROOKS, Duluth.
n0r.,, or d. HAYES, Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1873-10-18
Town 43. Range

Town AS, Range 10.
Desc, iption sec. Amt
Owners Unknown
sw I sw IL b 90
j Little
e nj of NV % ID 90
e hi OF sw % 13 09
Unk nown
ne of re % q SO
A Norm
Sc of ne 81 b So
ue OF So 81 6 SO
ne of sw "a 8 So
j aud A Little
$ hf of Sc 81 Is %
ne of So 80 d So
Town 43, Rangell.
Unknown
NV fsw % q 81
w OF ne - b 81
INV OF sw IS g 81
u hf of NV 30 10 IL
Town As, Range y.
W + MEG ay
Sc of Sc So TIA
Town As, Range Is.
Unknown
Sc of sc z d So
hf aud ne of ne Is Is 60
Sc of ne Sc T. IS
Town 43, Range IA.
r Southwo tn
&c of sw II o s6
he Gr 20 % b2
Sc of sw % q SO
unknown
e hf of NV % Is II
James Rooney
ne o. Sc 81 . SO
/. Stewart
n hf OF sw 81 Is 90
james Rooney
NV OF sN & lot D SO 10 90
L Stewart
sw of NV 33 q so
James Rooney
ne ofnw 81 6 sc
Unknown
sw or "a 25 81
| Town 43, Range Is.
h kinier
sw Of NV % o SO
NV of sw % o SO
Smith Ellison
W hf sw d Sc sw % IS Ga
e hf ne d ne Sc % Is "a
u ht OF Sc 33 IL %
NV of ne 81 D 50
Town "A, Range IL
Unknown
d ht If ne 8 ID II
Sc # Sc 80 8 50
Town A, Range II.
Unknown
II hfnw d sw sw is Is ~
Sc of Sc 80 q 90
Town A, Range Is.
UHhuUNu
NV fnw % IA
Town IA, Range II.
Unknown
ne OF he 2 = 90
| Staples
ne OF Sc a years. 20 u 50
Town A, Range 10.
unknown
e hf OF Sc 5 - 20
NV ofuw 81 q 90
Town As, Range IL.
Unknown
Ste OF Sc 9 D "a
| Town 70, Range u.
Unknown
Sc OF Sc ; D "a
Town 10, Range l3.
| Staples
| Il hf OF NV IL - %
Unknown
NV of nv 20 q So
Town 45, Range IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
4icI,ntol,d 1lspatth.
TrEspAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1878.
Gmrsr's ORPHAN CoES.-Mr. Hill hap
,,cned to he In the city of Washington. lie

Gsssr's ORPHAN CoEs.--Mr. Hill hap
pcned to be in the city of Washington. ne
had fbeen there bcfore-a member OF Con'
Sress. Ciyility caused him to visit Gram.
In company with distinguished senator
from New England he vent to the Wnite
Horse. A small trotting.wagon, to whleh
was attached smalleransmal, stood benea.l
the nerch in front of the main entrance. As
Mir, Hi,! ant, his senatorial friend approached
the door II was opened, snd through II came
the President. 49,, .,o
(. Good morning, Mr.. President" said the
Senator.
"Good morning, "-rcpEcd Grant, conllau u
ing ".Sclator, You see that colt: Wen
that colts born since I,camc into this house
and he's going to trot in less than 2:oV be-
fore l,aVe ii. He's an orphan, brought NJ
NV ham,. and born siuce have been here
Mir. President" said She Senator, "alloW
me to present Mr.. Hill, 'ex.membc: Of Con
greSs."
Grant shakes the cN-member's hand, ant
continues: That colts an orphan, borl
since came to this house, and he's gong Il
trot in less than 800 before leave it:
With these words still on the air the Pre-
sidens mounted his buggy, bowed to hi
callers, md drove into the avenue cen
Cfnnati Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
BY Richardson 4 Co..
Auctioneers and Real Estatc Agents,
No, ili3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF i VALUABLE
J. TRACT OF LhNnuN rIiF. RIVER ROAD.
IN HENRICO COUNTY. FOUR MILES EAST
OF THE CITY OF kICIIMD:Ii. BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of the provisions Of deed OF trrs, bear
ing date the I'll day ct August. l'72 from Eugene
X. Gum 10 the undersigned trustee duly recorded
in the clerks Office Of the County Court ~ Heurco.
to secnrc the payment Of certain negotiable not"
therein mentioned shall rs trustee I'm said deed
sell nv public auction tbeing required tn do by the
beneficiary therein securcd). on MONDAY. October
G. 1878, at II O'Clock NJ. in front OF the Ncnrico
county courthouse. Maii street In the city ot
Richmond, the valuable TRAIT OF LAND lie
scribed In said deed rs containing ElGHTY-0NE
ACRES, being that portion OF the real estate Of ".
r. Gum, deceased, which WAS allotted 10 him the
said Eugene *. Gum In the partition made April
!, 1870 between the children OF the said ". I.
Gum.
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expense Of
executing this trust and tie OF 1915. with In
tPrest thereon at ~ per cent. per annum from the
Cd of August, 1873, until paid: the residue on such
terms as shall be announced at the time Of sale.
j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
RICHARDSON e CO., Auctionecrs. SEES