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, 1875-12-04
NORTH PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE Association
or PORTLAND, cREGON-
Incorporated 1874.
Capital. 500. 900, God Coin Basis.
EVen-hauded Justice
DIRECTORS


DIRECTORS
I V,-.Fry,,y y. II. EFFINara
" = Lam VIZ. NAUHAN~,
T. y RITZ ! l. AIEIN-aN,
L yr-trEF,r--sE " 7. MuHsE
D. " WAETFIELD.
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EXTENDED
L the Association by our people oI the Northwest,
has placed It's business upon permanent and sub
stautill h1sIs t. members low number nore than
- III Iart a. How th- Law Of NoltalIty ample scope
Tor OPERATION. The syst6ns = the company ms
proved the most ec1rO.nics and popular ever pre-
s,..t-i 20 the public: orrrT-- Life Indemnity az
LESS THAN ONE-FO~RFH the cost OF Eastern
c1nIrauIg-S: while rs mutual contribution plan Al
lows all surplus premiums 20 - retained by each IN
5s.rlu.l rr-mEsr until - su1ret by actual death
loss thus crriing no large Iun1 from any locality.
The lover -te OF nortssisiy and higher rate ei IN
tertst q the Northwest ana careful system OF Lie
Uaier-ritiny ard riyii economy uf management,
enables tIss Asi iation - Utfr lDiemnlty Tor Life
AZ a cost lOU51 tLRE any cIHPAIy organized else
whare- s.-
- EgIl information :, zen rIson aI'plezltlon 70
Z l. SHANNON, supt. Ag.s.,
s2-tf Al slime House, Walk M4Ils.
, 1875-12-04
Notice to settle

al PERSONS TNTEBTED TO the urllgrsia'isl
y are hereby not e % make II1ii.=' ste :
or o-hsr,sIse costs Nill y st1el am .oN -
- .sle.t and bnos prompt Attenton Is Eees
- a s-N 81 THO-. TIERNEYE
III. y l. Is-s S-3E-
, 1875-12-04

barge number Of sports are IN
'''. ...,,.,sd beFe by the races.
, 1875-12-04

-"1 TELEGRAPH between Wal.a Walla
.i''-'d s.,ms 20 require regulating \
=. ''.,a calling iCr au answer that Was left at
-.' al P. N, Thursday, was not an
~ up 70 + 2. N. Friday. When people
=, ,-''' money for such service it is only rea-
- -''s mat 'hzy should Be attended to, but
a. '.,l5S'lIh . seems to be an exception to the
5.,r.-- Prevails in all other branches Of
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TIP FIR EIG Z

rzEE IUS a-EAsCEEsKSIl
From WaI'ula 20 WaIit Va E4lLa----------------s -
- 70 Nil C-e-k---------------.---S 3 60
n. p5'Ii.rl -yaFIe-. Furniture, Gltss, Glt-s-
- Orser.su,are Marble AMI CastIryE, taken at
C',-,,s,r-- ri.z OF (l.l1sge and uT=aloass-
AcIts. TarT-ntiae, Burning III, - Anu al
o-Iar .--.ilis al owners rlsk oi le1<Ess-
F,. VEGETABLES and other I,'Elazti- property at
,,-,,---, * OF fr0st and decay
, 1875-12-04

Furniture .5et II. takeH mt htif E-asuIement
owners rIss.
f:unDossier. Friction Matches, hcids'
TurDcnfinp, AMI o, har cn--huS-lr r. IlIirrIa!s, VII
be rated at and C-e-iai tIrlh Ta'es 1T oNheLs
risk.
burning Fluid, Var-ish. LnOkius-G Glnsses itoXrla
CASTINGS Pianos, Billiard Tables, az own-rs' ri-k-
An EXTRA CHARGE of = - per ton - me
DALLES, and p 70 per ton 10 VILLA "Ai'
LUZ A and LEWISTON on Fast Freight
, 1875-12-04

F BETTER merchant tailor. desires 'n'SF
indebted 10 him 70 settle up
, 1875-12-04
SHERIFF,S SALE

SH ERIE F5S SAL h
DY VFRTFEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT
ID OF anI uulgr seal ~ The District Court Oi the
First Judicial BislIc. Of Washington Territory, and
- 6irrrr-i and delivered ~ judgment rendered
IN saiG court tie 2!st day 4 May, y d, lsJ, IN
a certain sur; therein pCi-,ing, wherein DAVID J.
WHIrAKER was Plaintiff, says sSNSiUEL g. Ellis was
Defendant IN t4vor0f si! .IntI and against sad
Defendant for the sum 0f One thousand SIX Hun
irsi ami on- Dollars ami Eighty cents gold cOn With
interest 4ul c,Sts Of suit, have LEVIED upon and
seized the following real estate, tO-wIt Tie SOUTH
We; quarter g. Of ti- Northwest quarter, It. ani
the Northwest quarter 1 Of the southwest quarter,
-fI and tie Southwest quarter T. OF the SouthHeSI
Quarter a Of Seotion number three, ,e Township
uurlfer Ine North Range IS ests>, continuing ~
acres lying and being IN the county 4 Walk WalIa
auF Territory Of Washington NOE-, therefore,
VII, on
MONDAY, the 6:h day OF December. 1875,
n the hour of O'Clock, ?. ", At the Court House
door. in the CITY au5 ccuutyo+ Walla Walii W =,
sell t. the hiaHe-t and t-t lslaer Tor gold CON, III
the rirr ti-e anil interest Of sail Dpf-ndsUt
rrI g. Ellis ~ aLd - he above described prem Ies
q. Public Auction, 5r s., tuueh usrsOf A. wi y
necessary 90 satisfy sss. Judgment with interest and
all o1sts-
Gwen unlzr -zy hand tLis Ith dag OF No-ernle-,
4 D.. Is-5- GEORGE ? THOMAS,
i,-rs SLe-Itf Of ala W.-As County.
, 1875-12-04
FALL RACES
VHERE WILL TE THE FOTLOWINGPURSES
L hung to be TuH Tor oVtT
EFaI!a EyaIEa TrOiiInS Park
and Fair Grounds.

Purse $500
Nov. 1-th--pu~~e 500. Two rile heats. Free
FOR Osaeoll ami FuStrr, and all other horses The
prupin- mp re-a.vnl tn right 10 withdraw the purse
if tie two above n1m-l horses do not start.
Purse $500.
Dc. 5L-Purss $500, Dash hall mile, free for
ali
E'Is-S" $3.50,
pFr. 2L-Pur~r $50. Three in ave, mile heats.
20 barnes is- tr all trott:4-; Los-gs with better
record than 1-jO.
Purse $500
DC. ir--rr~-e $500 Nile heats three IT Nve,
free for all h1.~r- except OSceula and Nell FHrlty
$500 20 the rst hCrse, !' 10 serOui and $50 10 tie
tIlri.
Ten Per cent entranss r. al 'he above races.
Three - EI'te- and Three to start.
The running raoys VII l. governed by the rrsias
If the CstIoruia Agricultural AssOia;iOn-
In she event OF bal weather, any or all of the
above races VII! hy postponed uIJIfIt is far
4S-ti {. s BUSH, Proprietor.
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JOHN T.. BINGHAM, Va. I'd.

PHYSECLAE d SURGEON.
Ey~OFFiCE- Next door 60 Dr. Day : Ne"
DTu. Store. HaiEa " ALA.
Gals arJeulri tO1l hou7s- -
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nr>r>mrY Hrcs arr sill adding TO their
irr1.r stock. end have TOW IN store every
arl'erhat ou le in ppiI,d in the line Of
guEa mI.llli, 1L,ir stock Of ladies
Dr., good, 500 -auhpmcn's clothing is par
aUary fine, uuI includes many articles
1rabr .ag holiday presents. Reminder the
. trm. ana uh,n yyu want to get good
sea- AID oNcap goods, give thCm a call.
, 1875-12-04

THIS OydiaLA ''I
1"' IL, n and arrive about four p. NJ.
''ou' - ~ chang on 70 the new road
-.u road up rhr Mcneham Creek Is
81. y. .,r,re,,d. excepting the bridge over
s.'I: rn,,illa riyer, which will take about a
.at1e, -
uo,p,r Goops. The San Francisco
"'.. w., =. now receiving full stock of
80 hr ,fe holiday trade, and invites the
s.,.,,inn Of purchasers, See caid IN another
olumg. -----
,r,yrfIp has disposed OF his inter
,b. srst establishment. We have
found Nr. Mayfdd a kind and oonr-
,' .s.prl.m.p, snd wish him abundant sue
whatever field Of enterprise he may
.lase.
r~r,rrs- -ShorId the weather prove at
.,ar.r,i,.. t.g running aud iTotiins races
m # today. Thus far the weather
49,. .inrularlv uupToniiliops, and 1t
-, m. .- 'hougL pur climate has chanS-
',-. 5.! .l,r.rrrr ANA in.bIbed web-to0t habits
r..,,., F,w.-Tls friends and PATRONS of
r.r.., Catholic Fair are respectfully III
l.. ~. Fair Will open IN Central
ur an .lr evening Of the 5'h, Monday
A.. r,yi-.,iun l.. As usual, extended
.a.
Nh. Amwgr, "a man who has had con-
.3.,,brr,sruircc IN the business, is about
..,rr,rrr H., publication Of a democratic
..,s,uau.s. Oregon. It's not likely that
-. .,r.wru,rt will cause the Mo'0damCr
-,rrn land 10 hi~ checks
~o~-------
p.-rt>p-The ialk at Baker City that
...r.ra,d o., ,hr TINE Of the crash in San
r-rcl.,o. las 4, clar,d a dividend Of two per
n,, Ar,,is gate. he grand children Of the
f.,..,.r. MI .-arr,Iy I've long enough to
.7 Zoe ,-'.'.'' ~ ''''.
r.ysn srr,vln-The steamer 7ryn, has
t,nrrard. and has rc>um'd her place on
a-r,. .are oi uakm,u are now IN
c.,.s m r.5>-rr -lr ,,,lm,r Ic5nG, sunk
,,..,tu,,k,.rrc. The machinery. toil-
.r. .r..,ap,r.ru.lk,oftle .,a IqIuaare reported
....7 ...,-...., and IT = r,,.-ib.e hat the
..'''''
Tur V,r.-W, hear ,cmrlainfs Of care
,..,...,il.I. ,;.pds Pcs, uaice; mails
lanai o..r..,....r. ,..st and r4,c rosq. thus
,.g.r, sal n,.u,fn. Ire ,nsrun mai
ig.a,W,r, W.la Tfrr-d.y nilht, failed
.-a..r..., i, ,l,l- .,,s,u Of tire wear
..l., ...l..,-r,.,.I,r l,,trb.,
,..m.,.,r-, bore is no certainty whatever
'.'a' TIE mats
,....... ~ ,,;--.,,,.-
,' nav :
s,,,
go '.'. ''.,''
.''.' '''' '''''1'' -'''"s ~
'H.lar '.E Holiday Ir,~'nts. @m,mber the
god. aai ulcar goods. give th,m call.
--~
' ,''' MIS- are l'.r' NO" /" ofoer' al" ''e
-.''.i's '"'S vas our eNi'ss''n
"'',-- investigated liberal cohuion-
~. .'.'. ''"' '','' ouF iiisn" nus ~
.,'' '"' '> '"''.'y engaged IN harvest
.' T. -"'' "'''y mas '''s" 'ie
Ntl.Ht" several years, and finds that It
'. '"'''+ ''''>
snrr Arr,n-rn. of our .-,ber,1es
,s,.. uf , f,,r,. IS .l.IIu,u ,,o,hsri,,,,
a--n .a al and ask. How i that for
hst p" Wah W.r, c,n see that. and 30
.'g letter. Ou- On Dry Creek. We have
aalg Of fifteen children tho ,tr.nriug Of the
qa- i,.,.r .,.7 ,,.,t.. =, -. ,,rcs,,..c,
~ /. fh. -.,..tt..-.. . I. S.. ~, II E..,I,b,,
, 1875-12-04
North Western Stage Go.
fs2tFe GER FEAT N@5
Reduction In Fare 10 tie East.
LOCAL RHTE.S OF FARE:

Through tickets 70 OHsH,, CHICAGO. Kansas CITY,
SAINT LovIs. PuuAnELPHIa, NV NoRK, BosTON,
WasusNGr-S, ani all points r'a Hor-E CITY and
KtLTus, the dI-e.- Overland Route East, We now
offer az 2r,tly rrlur-l rates the line of the
E0rtI-NsstsIn Stage Company.
New coaches rooi stock skilled drivers, AMI reli-
,useg Of the Company.
OFFICE THE
Siinc Hotel. i..----...-..- Nalia Saiia, ". Z.
". Il. MORRIS, J. VI. GORhAN,
General SHIerIntenIfnt,- Agent.
Boise City, 7. T. a-T
, 1875-12-04

>r'EE E'rs are la,r now in order, and are
.'loe a,Hsacy- This vas onr expcssicn
--.r having Investigated liberal contribn-
t.a ia hat line from our friend Thos. X.
&.Joy, Vho is buisIy engaged in harvest
~ n, t.- crop. Nr. Mccoy has tried the
'r1nsn' several years, and finds that it
i''' ..''.r 'n convert grain into hog meat
'sn 70 psi. II ruling rates.
, 1875-12-04
Walla Walla d Columbia River
80 - -Azg 8
RAJ ROAD COMPANY.

Fror- and aftr this date, freight viii h received
s-li delivered al the terminus Of the IN r'i uhli
, 1875-12-04
10 wN FIR EIG II Z

GRALN, flour, BAcoN AND LARD,
From WaIls W4La TO ~ ~
Mil Ureek - WaIlula .----------------.. d ''
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nawN SPECIAL RATES

yIereLafise. Fruit and N--statl les sane rates ls
sf.1y- r4r ton measurement
Wool one-Lalf m0rs than tie above rates ! - ten
weight. Blles, safh 70 eents-
Live Stoes ard Other srtIels - a1,rer-i On ra'e7-
J.,r,Tl. .stss cu Fast Freight tackz-=s-
, 1875-12-04

"'li""h NAIEY-Mr. T. +. McNall,
~ il i'.m Walowa Valley, informs rs That
d.! a-ys had pleasant weather in that local
y. IA.rs had t,5n five OF SIX days cold
'.'',.r and snow had fell TO the depth of
.-''e inches, bat almost immediately disap-
+2'.-. Stock III the valley Jocks well, and
... Ut .-' aye IN better condition than in the
--.lllug va.li-s.
, 1875-12-04
DOW FREIG HIT

Taken from the dI5,qent points on the river 20
FOKIl.AND D at The following Tates
, 1875-12-04
PA ER RATES,
To take effect March IL, 1870.
RATES OF EIGHT:
STOCh:

In lots, shipped from PORTLAND 10 nAILES
same day .Inclu,ling railroad It the fulluwiu
pHteS owners IIsk
, 1875-12-04

rr~ r,rrs.-Shorld the weather prove at
,,u-l,s big running aud irotiins races
~ .,,rr IT today. Thus far the weather
3d., .insularly uuproriti'iops, and 1t
a. '.." - ,bnulL uur climate has chang
'5-,! ','' rh,r.gr.r ana imbIbed web-toot habits,
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, September 25, 1875

Gold.-Amcrcan gold. II G bid
State Observation-Disclosures cnnsois 63k bid Vir-
giuIa con .nls new. 40 hid. 43x asked; Virginia
deferred 81 hi asked; Virginia interest cerrif-
Gates, 20 asked: Virginia tax receivable coupons,
W bio, SSk asked.
1074 asked; richmond city 6's, 80 bid. S94 tskrd
Petersburg city 6's 10 hid Iynchburg city 8's, 80
bid; Norfolk city IS. 70 bid FrcGercs sburg civ
6's, Al bid, 46 asked alaLchestcr S's 80 bid, 90
asked.
Raiircad Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
rs, gold, J. and D.. 10Y asked; Virglnla Central
Railroad third mortgage 6s. j. j.. SO bid: Virgil
j., 73k bid Petersburg Railroad first mortgage S's
j. ami D.. S5 bid. 90 asked: Richmond ana P,ters-
burg Railroad frst mortgage Us j. Il D.. 100 old
Richmond and Peter burg Rsiiroad second mort
gage S's, A. & o, 100 bid; Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. & j.,
o. bid: Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad mortgage 6's. j. 4 D., s3 bid; Richmond
Tx bId---- -..--.-
Ruilroad Stocks -Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac abroad common, LOO par, 65 bid; kich-
m0nd, FIR, dericksmrg and Potomac Railroad per
cent. guar anteed, 100 par. SO bid; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and rOtomac Railroad per cent.
guarant, ed, 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad, 100 par, w asked; Sea5Oard and
Bunk Stocks.-PIanrers National, 100 par, ! OIL
asked; State Bank Of Virginiu. 100 par. 90 asked
Union Bank OF hIchno d, SO par, 90 asked
Merchants and Planters Savings, 25 par 2la Did
234 asked: Richm' nd Banking and Insurance
Company, 25 par, 32k asked:
Insurance COmpuntes.-VirRtn1a Fire and Ma
rine. 25 par, 35h asked; Virginia state. 25 par,
PSF bid; Mtrchaats and Mechanics, 100 par, 81
bid; CITY, 100 par, 90 asked Old Dominion, 100
Dar, 81 asked,
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s.clIerfrOna'l0tIiSa.
,..-rr.i,,u icntc Of tue Richmond Hsratch.l
LOUISA CoURTHarsE. NA..2
Snninmhnr % 1919

,,.-rf.,,,u i,ntc Of tue Richmond Hsratch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. NA.l
September -. 1873.
Dp- Circuit Court adjourned Yesterday
,yrrta. after quite q lengthy session. A
rol..,ori>c wa, effected ia the suit lnstitu.
t.T i,y Mr. john Hunter against the CteSa-
,...,.,. lcd Ohio Rllr' al Company.
n re. ease Of 1.-The Commonwealth against
N,,,.,,." the Jury found for The plaintiff and
...f,,,d the AN unit CT foe a. $50.
!. H. The case OF Louisa BDnayita against
r.h.r, !. >l'tsrwhic" the jury found for
,h. r.iuriI! and assessed dIma2es at S37 90,
wb..l saiouu; SAtterwhite positively refuses
,o;.ay. ,I-"ihc cc>'>, futthcr than GiS coun-
- nd The clerks !rA.. The homestead eN-
,r,,ion wjtI doubtless be the refuge.
IN. other eases were principally chancerv.
AneX'rl term OF this court Will be held
in p..rnn-r. commencing Monday the G;b.
T4.. X II term * called 10 try tue case OF
~ j., a.tiast Harris" in which pliin'itl
r,n. DANCES 10 the am0uH! OF $4,000,
c., 4 los c~rrgln dan Of defendants, from
w,r.n ia u'lH' considers ks laads damaged
t. ,l.I a}u uu,. A special jury Is ordered
III ;'..> ri>'.
". iatyr1 l-c'ur" here tonight by some
"G.,.s r:r> on ID" Oriental or some
o..,r 'urr,.n cD!nJy. hear he comes
h..a.y re .mtm ud"d.
A.. cuapd.a "l 10: be opened here
ut4. l.,.. i;d rt romiua,ioG~ are made. ard
tar~. >..sn. ~ b. ID rrn-p.ct Of that 5000.
- 49,. r;lcr a>p,r.!niS Tor this nomination
rr4rm L'IirG- Bib and Joan PoindeX-
t.r BOA r..rr>d.
The b... m.lns of qliiating the State
d,u' /, iy.rIy discussed amoug the Cons"rra-
iiy,-. N there are but very, Gerry few who
IL, Gowu on reputation, aud that bit
,rrI. W. NJ. Il.
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DEED FoRGERIEs AND WHISKY FRAUDS
ST. Louis, September 24.-R. *. Turner,
who has become notorious as a forger OF
deeds, was taken from Quincy, Ill.,. yester'
dsy to California, No., on requisition. He
is charged with forging deed to about
$40 600 worth of land, two years ago, and 1t
is expected that some startling developments
will be made at his trial. which will begin
next Monday. ,,. ,
The case of Adler & Co., of st Jose ph,
Mo-, who are charged with emptying certain
barrels of whiskey without cancelling the
stamps, came up yesterday in the United
States District Court for the Western District
of Missouri, now in session at Jefferson Clty.
Quite q number of witnesses were examined,
add so far as the case has progressed the
testimony showed that about .~o hundred
barrels Of spirits received from Sbeahan q
Sons distiIlery were emptied at Adler q
Co.'s rectifyiDg-house, and some barrels re-
turned to The dstillery with the stamps not
cancelled were retilled with spirits, and again
sold with the old stamps upon them, thus
defraudng the Government out OF about
38, 600.
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q}jthuond Qlspattlt.
SEPTEMBER -, 1875.
. FROM petersburg.

,,,cc I liin Richmond b'sa''hl
r,~e,sr,.rG, September %, 1873.
.-,.,iy, maSs.mcetlDg at the
I'' we Nn>ic lat night was the grand
y .'''' '',!.,r Augmentation toat mas been Wit
g. i'."'Ir ,,Er.ml-g since the war, and one
n'>,'' '' ~ c,,tau>ia>lic. The large building
Q, ~" i,s ~ every p'rt, and many were
W. Cow - stand outside. Hon. Charles
c"'"'',,. M. elected chsirman. and one
/. ,i and 6rv yice-presidents and five
..,.,,rir> chosen.
>r,.''"'1 r Young offered series Of reso.
N} >.,,or,inc and ratiiying the nomina.
I'"" r,n.ain William r. Hinton for the
h'", y, vrs>r,. K. T. Barham and r. b.
H..'' me House OF Delegates, which
',..,, adopted 10y unanimous Fote ana
,.,,. tremendous apilluSe.
''' Tr. mrr'inS adjourned about II O'Clock IN
r,., n, >p,rii-. During the evening
90 ,,c( one hundred guns Was tired hy inc
>aurg Artillery, balloons were sent up,
....,tlh> discharged. Such demon
''.-...,a ,uuo. hut do great good TO tho
~. C,rnGinc mcfarland. relict of the
,,.l LINN MtcFATliud, died suddenly nj heI
49,, r.,, on High street, about IL O'CLOCK
.r....t. of drop.y. She was III the sixty
,N,g var i her age. and was lady Of
- ..5,urc and broad Christian benevo
Tg, iniauc,ion awarded by Judge Well
80 staining the city Of Petersburg from
..,.. ,lr three thousand tive hundred
,.,rs, # capital sock It holds as collateral
=. ..... ,.4yucnt Of 4 noe OF S249,9S2. due
'r.ir,.n !iaC'and and others, was served
r..,a ,oc an'hcrllirs to-day. |! i, MOI known
TIA. any immediate steps "il' he taken to
&c.,. :, L.S.nir,d. RoB,S Hoop.
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The English suit against Moody and
Sankey.

Some reference has been made in the news.
papers to the suit against Messrs. Moody and
Sankey in En2land. From cory of the
printed report in the case, furnished by
Elliott +. Shepard, the following abstract is
given McssrS. Stone and Patton, on behalf OF
Moody and Sankey, leased the Haymarket
Theatre for three months from Earl Dudley,
who was himSelfa lessee. The original lease
provided that the Theatre should not be
converted into any other use than for operas,
p,yS, concerts, balls, &c. TO ht the structure
for religious services extensive alterations OF
temporary character were made. a Mr..
Leader, to whom some of the boxes OF
the theatre had previously been sublet,
brought suit 10 restrain Earl Dudley from
leasing the theatre as a place for preach
ing or religious featuring, and MeSsrs.
Moody, Sankey, Some, and Patton from
making any alterations 10 the theatre, and to
restrain the defendant Moody from preach
ing or delivering religious lectures in the
theatre, and the defendant Sankey from as
.is,ing him. Ga the trial Of the suit the
plaintiff insisted on his right, but waived all
but nominal damages. The Master Of the
Rolls conceded that Earl Dudley, by bis lease
and sub-lease, had lost the right to convert
the theatre to any purposes but those stated
in the lease, and the plaintiff was strictly in
the right, but in view Of the short time the
lease had to run, the temporary character OF
the alterations, and the fact that the use oil
the theatre for its ordinary purposes would
not be substantially interfered With during
the theatrical season, he refused an inJunc.
ton and awarded the plaintiff only nominal
damages.
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I.ct1cr from Charlottesville.

l. .rrr, i uIi3-uc,s. ~ the Richmond Dispatch.
I=ArH ASH rrNhKaL OF MAYOR COCHRAN.
IHihLuIpc>v!ILE, September "a, 1919.
p-,aul- IL even, tina, has tranSpired for
verr, ht, produced >ucn Il universal feeling
al gri,, b., The uutlm"ly death OF Mayor VIII.
ham l.. Cochran. On September court.day
b. "u> III his "iti y for the last time. He was
then tDn uu Mil u attend - business, and
y,Ty span Thereafter he " ~ stricken down,
aud tie disease (ut the liver) developed rap
Ii.y D I'll ng tnc skill Of physicians aud dis
appe.utDL HE hopes OF friends until We'd
in>4.y crclluC. when death SuptrVened.
MAJOR Cochran was thrty.Scven years OF
AZ. IT." ~, the sJn .. John Cochran, ESQ,
lr". perhaps. the Oldest iuha Jltlnt Of th!S
to~u, IGd brother Of John l.. Cochran, Esq.
Il" IUd." oi Aio@inirie County Court. He
~ 4 HH!rr hy prof, sion. Lclng graduate
q liz iuNri>ity. Bciu. utterly urti: for
a'.n" day. in consequence Of an a1ll clion
IN !, ,tuI'I. i.c entered the Confederate ser
VIC Il. HiIt"'ml>tcr-a position he h!led
W,u aruur 'o n.m,C and satisfaction to bis
>IpHpr uiiigcr>. After the war he settled
dean 4G}Hh t. The practice Of his profes.
,-oN. H. !>t9. the people recogniZ az in hlm
p U,la III administrative aud * cutive aUi
~, IT, ", cl!"d - the my crafty OF the
town, AMI elected by the Conservative
party against strong odds. Subsequent
event, showed Tue wisdom Of the caoice.
VIA >ouGd Judgment and an intel.
N-rni depreciation Of the delicate rela-
NoN> rAl>tIng between the conflicting polili-
cti clements ii the town at that lime, Mayor
Cochran succeeded, by 4 course Of even
hlltcI justice in lis administration, guided
y! lis "%u observation-disclosures, in so IT duciDg
HE POI teal STRIFE in municipal elections that
when his term expired he was reelected by
an increased minority, aud since has been
Unanimously CHOSEN, all parties uniting upon
hnl He vas in every sense man Of the
lr"p'", and lis popularity became unbound.
cd. He wa> an active member Of the orders
OF Na-ols, DAD. Fellows, Knights Of Pylhias,
aud M)utcc l. Guard.
h'> fur ccal took place to-day. The ser.
mon vas preached by Rev. Edgar Woods, OF
III" Prtsb! teriau church. wbic1, for appro-
lIiaencs7 and good taste, have never heard
tAcsiivd. TIE remains were escorted by the
t"o Lodges OF Misous, Odd-F, lows, Knights
OF Py has, the ..Montlcella Gu.td, the City
Council, and by al Least $500 citiZ ms. The
PROCESSION "a> The longest, probably, that has
EYER been seen Oh our streets on similar oc.
cA>'"h. The husine>s.houses were all closed
'"f s'Nc!al hours, and the people turned out
H"'RSSe Al the grave The remains were
''h'n IN charge by The Masons and their
>9ehin Il'c, performed over it. And as the
H1>' cohcouise retraced its steps to the en-
NHrntns stratus OF martial music, it was with
Ir"'ing that all had l)st friend. Peace 10
II, t>hr-.
Appropriate resolutions were passed at a
l'fS" meeting Of cillZ :ns held on Thursday
cNvUlu-
tie weather is cool, and We have hsd light
'''. Our.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
The Texas Cyclone.
AID FOR TIE SUFFERERS, ETC.

AID FOR THE SUFFERERS, ETC.
GALVESTON, September PA dispatch
from Austin to the Ne,oS says that the con.
tributions for the relief of the sufferers on
the coast will reach 81 500.
Asptcial dispatch from SIN Antonio, dated
yesterday, says the storm which blasted the
coast did no damage there, and very little
rain fell. The wind blew perfect gale.
The citizens of San Antonio, in a public
meeting to-day, appointed committee OF
thirty to solicit subscriptions for the relief OF
the stricken people of Ipdianola and other
places. The committee consists of the most
prominent citizens and clergy, and good re.
suits are expected.
The military. telegraph line was completed
here yesterday, and is working from Fort
CLARK