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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
Last night d the fire, 5 young goslln,

Last night at the fire, . young goslin,
who appeared to be . pilgrim and q
stranger, became very much interested
at tho efforts Of the f1remen to put ont
the fro. The water playing on tho
flames was . matter Of much curiosity
to him, and he innocsntly inquired OF
. bystander: "How in thunder do they
get their power to work that thing r.
He wss informed that It was run BY
steam; and when the boys turned the
stream on the pattern shop, his enthu-
siasm broke forth again 10 emphatic
explosives, and away he went to arun
with the mschine;" and the last dime
We saw him he was standing with both
hands hold 81 tn hose, mouth wide
open. and gazing with unfeigued as
Constituent st tho little Silsby. II that
fellow slept 1t I'll he dreamed Of tire.
engines all night.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Itishighly probable that next winter
we may expect prolonged wall 10 60
broad cast al over tbs country for aid
to the Black Hills sufferers. Then, II
II should be : good year tor incubation,
the grasshoppsr business may also be
expected to be- lively about next fall
The annual drought on the Sahara Des-
serts and in the arid mountains Of
Wyoming, Dakota, Nebraska and Kan.
900, can DO depended upon with . rea.
sonable degree Of certainty for this
year. and all succeeding ones for that
matter. So that the old Probabilitias
Of the COURIER Office after having cars.
fully cast the horoscope, has deliberate
" come to the conclusion that tho com.
ing winter viii present 10 with I'M.
common activity in the SCATTERING "
business and with corresponding
prodts 10 the benevolent and itiners-
ting csnvassers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

REAL EsTATE.-About1 1856 our fol.
low citizen, Joseph Hayne, went to
Adams county, Iowa, on the line Of
the B. & n. r. R., bat before that road
WAS thought Of 80 far west, and On.
ltsred GAO acres Of prairie land. III
has paid his little old taxes and staid
with It until recently, when he dispos.
cd Of II to various parties, through Mr..
Geo. W. Devin, for over eleven thous.
and dollars clear Of all expenses Of
sale, commissions. &c, 10.
After al, good Iowa dirt isn't . bad
sort Of thing TO have about.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Cough no more! How much Joy thsre d
10 every household TO know that they can
ct last procure remedy for any case Of
coughs, severe colds settled on tho breast,
Consumption or any disease Of the Throat
and Lungs that is certain to cure. It .
satisfaction 10 know that . person
safe from tho dangers Of these
diseascs-all You need do, is to go to any
Druggist In Ottumwa, Iowa. and get bot
tic Of Boschee's German Syrup; two or
three doses will relieve you ct once. II
you doubt what We ray In print get
sample bottle for 10 cents and try Il, or q
regular sixs tos Is cents. ]. i, Taylor h
0o, Wholesale Agents 0ttumwa, 1ows.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
From the Daily of the 18th.

from the Daily OF the 18th
EDS. COURIER Tho following ar.
ticle appears in yesterdays Democrat:
''The Mayors report shows that he turned over
the enormous sum Of nine dollars to the city dur.
Ing tho last year, q money received from rnes.
Why not have committee TO investigate what
the Mayors ONCE is worth, Perhaps the salary Il
insufficient and II this be the case let It be raised,
We vote for an investigation at any rate"
In reply to the above, desire to saw
that the Mayor has not yet made his
report, but the editor probably refers
to the Treasurer's report.
AT the last meeting of the Council,
the Treasurer reported to that body,
that the amonnt Of nine dollars as 70.
ported above was incorrect, aud that
no had received from tho Mayor, sixty.
four dollars instead of nine. It's true
that the police department Of the city.
has not produced any revenue for the
city during the past year. The mum.
Der Of arrests, during the past year, has
largely exceeded the number during
any previous year, and the number 81
offenders who did not pay, largely ex.
ceeds the number Of those that did
pay. It's the duty Of the Mayor to
try all Offenders prosecuted by the
Marshal without regard to their abili.
ty to pay.
1t ought to be we'll known, that tho
Mayor receives no salary, but Sec. 6,
Ordinance No. 4, reads thus: ale
shall receive, as full compensation for
his services, one dollar and iifty cents
for each meeting Of the Council attend.
cd by him, and such fees a. q Justice
Of the Peace 10 entitled to for simila,
servicee, and such other fees as may
be allowed under any ordinance o,
resolution of the Council"
The Mayors Docket containsa com
plete record Of all business transacted
by him, and shows oil the fees to which
he 10 entitled.
This Docket as well as all city re.
cords are open for the inspection OF
the editor of the Democrat or any 9TH
or citizen. The suggestion OF tho
Democrat a. to an investigation 10 a
good one. Let the Mayors books be
investigated, and II he has received
anything that he IL not entitled to by
law, or II he has not accounted for
every dollar that has come into his
hands, let the people know II, ~ they
have . right to.
W. L. ORR, Mayor,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Podophyllin, concentrated extract Of
Mandrake,or May Apple, has long been rec
ognized by the best practitioners a. q safe
substitute for calomel, without producing
any of its injurious effects. This Is one Of
principal ingredients of Vests Vegetable
Liver Pills, recommended by all prominent
physicians as the standard remedy for liver
complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion, and sick
headache. Try them. All druggists sell
them. mlSd2tw1t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

DEPUTY MARsHAL.-E. B. Davis has
been selected 40 assistant Marshal
vice M. B. Rooms. He has been sworn
into Office and is already on duty with
his credentials, to-wit: big hickory
cane. Edge, is an old and we'll known
citizen, possessing all the requirements
TO make good officer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The residence Of Mrs. Charlton, {
widow lady, residing three miles thil
side of Eldon, on tho South side of the
Des Moines, burned down yesterdsy
morning. It was fine frame houss,
and the loss will DO about $4,000 II
is supposed to have caught fro from .
defectiye fuo. Sho had $1,000 iDsu.
rance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The demand for lots, ON which to
build dwellings, is getting to be live.
ly. THE IL particularly tho case in
the upper end of the city, and parties
who advertise their lots arc now reap.
ing tho benefit Of 90 doing. @
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
Public Sale.

Our old friend, Joseph Hayne, VIII
have public sale on his premises near
the city, Saturday, the 29th inst. It
will include large lot Of farming
utensils, stock, &c. He will give one
years credit on all sums of five dollars
and over. His sale Is worthy Of public
attention.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

VIM. Armstrong. General Agent o,
Of the G. B. & @. railroad in this city
has in his employ, two young chaps
taking checks Of trains, who have each
lost their right hands, He says they
do very well, but at present have an
of handed way Of taking car numbers.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

P. C. Daum has sold his fixtures and ba-
kerry busiRess to E. g. Yonge 4 Bro, and
has rented his stand to them for Eve yeass
They take possession Monday next. Wi
wish them success. Mr.. Daum has &C.
quired a competency and viii retire {,
private life to enjoy the fruits of homes
toll.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
meeting Of the Counsy Agrlcultaral
Society.

Society.
On Saturday the 9th inst, at the
Court House, att o'clock, there will
q meeting of the officers and directors
of the Wapello County Agricultural
Society, to adopt the report Of the
committees on leasing Fair ground, and
Premium list. and such other business
a. may properly come before the meet.
ing.
Tho directors are especially request
ed to be present.
All county papers copy.
N. N. IVES, Sec'y.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Mr.. Hawks has gone East again after
new goods, and will soon have his
store crowded with all the latest styles
of ladies' gear. Hawks is always mp
to the times.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Capt. Jim Knox, of Indianola, edi.
tor of the Herald, of that thriving
young city, has just received the sp-
pointment Of Postmaster, which puts
the right man in tho right place.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Our new Marshals, appear to DO
made of the right sort of timber. They
pick up an offender as naturally ~
though they had been used to tho bus
mess all their lives.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

From both City and Country should moi
ldl to visit Mrs. Platts d Hoylands NIL
lnesy Store over Nunamakse & 0odfIey's
Jewelry Store, and see their nico New
Goods and price them bs5oe thsy buy
elsewhere Especial pains win b taken
- please customer - 70 style, quality and
49, mll-dk1H
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

The Davis county Repmblioan con.
tradicts Tim Walkers story about 30
drunks occurring in Bloomfield. We
give Bloomfield the benefit Of the con.
tradictiop,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAR. "a, 1876.
The Chicago Times is out for Har.
Ian to succeed Wright. That 10 to say
that paper has commenced to abuse
him

J.C. letters, son of tho Rev. I. p.
letters, has Just gone to the Iowa State
Penitentisry, from Mt. Pleasant, for
five wears for stealing cattle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
MARRIAGE CUInE.
MOUND Observation-Disclosures

MOUND CITY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
NO. GA N. Sth H., 81. Louis, 1Lo.
nchAsoe o. A. ADLs consa % FnYucaAns Am ounaseR
Zach have ths care Of special dspafasss. Passa.
abuse ofthe = - -
6ok1zA1 OrgAnOs
Loss Of Manhood, Sell. Ahuss, q.
CnzoESe DtsuAaxs Of the xdnsyp. Liver. f.nnaa Rva
Ear. Stomach. blood and Nervous 6yssn ssoesssfsly
TREATED; also oil diseases Of women. q
sukscAI OrsnASioHs special and general. Dessrpsive
pamphlet with Diseases esA b aaA on appear
tIon, or Ssntby mail ios stanps. -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
aRRfNo arYI.Es

n. Il. Hawk's II now receiving now
spring styles Of Millinery Goods, the
ladies are invited to call and inspect
them. m2d&w,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24
The Ottumwa Iron Works i'm
Rims,
Hirschauer & Co.'S Boiler
Works Go Down I'm the
General Wreck.
Fifteen OF Sixteen Thousand
Dollars will Probably
Foot the Bill.
Rebuilding will be Commenced
at Once, and rs Usual, On
q Large and BETTER
Scale,

tou.,,
' 'ouuaoutncd' drcso alarm DELL
% often heard and generally feared In
THE we'll scorched CITY. arousetl our
citizena 10 thu new ;.ro.ds h.,.r
,r.a. H., -. a.. 60.
800 ~ >"o WIG Acnu' eneiE oid sna
apparently lmplncable enemy.
In many instances tho supper tab'e
was lett in a hutrv-in other ;n.t.nce.
neoulo hair f,,,roh.a n.as .ha,".SS"
- "a $500 ' ,. msue 'nelE WY
w "lAo s'ooo shlverlDg IN tho cold
night air bcfor the flames lit mp The
city sufficiently to locate the scene Of
ass'' 1ssAol' e.u " parsons AVlng IN
tne upper part Of the city, IL appeared
from the dull, lurid glare that the very
he.es nj nttnc,,a -. .r.,. aaa...s
n de,trncs;cr Wcrs .sras .I . uS.n1u
sannent invsss,c.,sor hnrnr anu s ~
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rh;ch a. ~ .ssosJ ~ AIvn n.oI ~.
short Any, ~ ~ "a Sa,co;;t; I n'' "e"' " IN
In rcoorS 10 Az os,n;, ~ ua..
but litfis sesm. to ba rrown i hr. I tn
annnnaiffnr "a thof ~ nncn n.,res,
neer tho cnnoI. ~ In ~ ,nori% y so"ss
n snnasrs ,ha n, ~ .1..1s .vy -.
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shont y o,clnck hne eou,S n1 ~ ';na;s.s
tinn ~ dsncer W. 'oS"u " 'u'i0A-
II has heen customo-r xrher ..,,,n.
off a Iaroa .shassS - ~ =, A so,re n,,e
connccted With the osas hi;.hmart 49,
amino evervthinr With snect.i s.
card 10 Ere !: Int vestersav tbe a ..sn
was o~,,, s,,.II V 49,.
r. We Uy 1 ~ sou ~ VIZ MOI
:, 80 n;ys ~ sA0 "ole 'nan INC 's - ;
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r" .oJ s 81 - ~ 81 su.ouHu s1e
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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

Ohefs unsurpassed advantages to those desiring
complete practical knowledge OF PenHan.
Conmercial Law, Business Fornss.
Commercial and Practical Arithmetfc,
80, Everything pertaining to business educs.
ton, IS thoroughly taught by teachers OF acknOwl-
edged ability and experience. The tuition is lower
than at any similar institution In the West and
good board may be obtained at from s. 90 to a. 90
or In clubs at 81 80 to g. 30 per week. SO that the
cost OF good business education falls within the
reach OF everyone. Special accommodations for
'ae laaies. SEND LOT tGlaaaxTE q THROyE.
0osIsswty Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

OFFICE or SCHOOL SUp'T,l
March 18th, 1876.
The following il the record of our
schools for the month Of February;
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-03-24

= '-+.-, - = $780, -r.-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
THE FIREMEN'S CONVENTION.
IiHp Orfaut TGptcS for nfscus.ion

NEW lORK, OCT o.-At the session of the
Fnemen's Convention, to-day, the commit
tee on topics presented the following for re-
port ana discuss ion by the several commit.
n5tSSorIa,cn On ca lhey were referred. LIST TIE
Sistant engineers. 2d. The evils of SOcia
visits by engine companies by which towns
are lett wholly or partly unprotected 81.
Importance OF rPgC lating the sale OF petro-
leum. 4th. TIE danger of gasoline, gas ma
chaine and the necessary precautions "a reg
ulate the same. 9Th. The duty of fire lie
rartments I'm relation 10 the protection
OF property from DANA ge by water as well a
from burning. 9Th. The inn Drtance oi
arranging iron shutters that they may be
opened from the outside of building IN case
OF fire. ith. Uniformity OF construction and
colorlng of signal boxes. sth. Importance OF
a uniform system of indicating location OF
street hydrantS on street lamps. 9Th. Which
is the most effective place for fighting
petroleum fires. 10th. The importance OF a
thorough Investigation of fires and rigorous
punishment of incendiarieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
A Query on the rinanc.a, Question.

20 ne IHt or o. The y a..
am rot a "blOatPd bon holder AMI have
20 tendency towards "IIIlatiOn' in TIE way
OF too much currency just nov. when fact
may have caused me 20 LOOK a little into the
financial que stlOn. SO-CalISi, about which
The politicians are bOthering themselves So
much OF late in OHIO and elsewhere. and I
nave come TO the conclusion that II is a
tang ed web" well calculated to deceive
those who do not stop 10 think aOOut it, |
nave asked myself, lis there anything p.ac-
tlcal In it?' COucede that the imitation plat
form wins in OHIO, what legislative result
can follow? The next House of Representa-
tiveS is already elected The record of its
members is against imitation; but If they
should vote for il in the possible light of the
Fan elections, there is the Senate, aud the
decided stand taken by the President lin his
veto and annual messages against it, so
mat no bill could become a law before March
!. lot'. The I5th Congress, TO be elected next
Fall (tS16l, does not meet till Decemb Der, lS7I
or two years from this next December If
that Congress should he disposed TO increase
the amount of currency IL could not perfect
any legislation before the Spring of ISIS and
the so called relief would not be felt before
the Fan of that year, or three years from
this time. Are the business men aud Ia Dor
ing men of this country To be kept i'm n state
of uncertainty as TO the value OF paper money
and the prices of products and the rates Of
wages during all of that timpy q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
Ean and winter styles.

MI Williams EXpnsl.ion this r1orNsrge
was at,' les by one - the largest aud rlp>i
ia>h-onab "a, ong Of people ve have eve.
seen EJtINI I or any S.ll. ar o,,.-QS,DY IT,
gCoJS were all OF the mos novel ana be9Tri-
tui description. hut they scarcely attrar.el
a. uEcN attsu'i H.l a. tie two Young IA lfc.
VINO accompanied sir. " l..a1 on hi. ri mr.,
nom Europe, and wunw,Il remain mis- guests
uCIllE the fttT- ~ st. 'mDi>.lfe de- "a "a
ti'e and Ma 'moi>eiie Huche>ne. TIE
-. htf = no apGhi a .t>,e1t.s az ot the illus
NOUS tTeEcEnSn whose name i 80 e.D.s. A
alli'd with tie early history ut o1I,. country
%no whose memory lives 80 crisp ana green
IL TIE arr q: All American. ami f1a Latter
- ll.>lhiy a connection of ihe pmiueu:
French phys .ciau whose name She bears.
Mad noiSeile Ge Lafayette Is above Tho
meaiUm height, blonde. with large tender
Que eyes, me ieatGre>. and i very French
IN htr appearance. Her toilette challenged
me admiration OF all who saw her. Il wa~
q t.tcK SIX. WIKI an OverlrcSS AMI culrtS
pt crap tete male with eXcee ling ii N -
plc.ty, heavy silk cord being he olly
trimming. Her bonnet, from Nt rot WAS a..
doNe-grcy felt with gaSuiSh.ngS 81 brown
only ornament being The head # a Iova
around the neck 81 This lovely bird was a
neck lace OF garnet beads from winch de-
pended Tiny gold IOcket.
VI lie HuclseSue Is rather more peti,e. has
an II FttS,Ic,O beauty that fa>cIt ataf every
one who had the good fortune 10 D, presented
20 her. She wore one Of the newes { - ylpS In
dresses. called TusY,ss. II was IA. hio eel az
soft plaid camels nair aud rrimm, win a
lroiuslon OF tuited insertion QUAR- II yart
dtep, and rGfiied fringe. the baSq,-e was
Selni-tlght- fitting, and was very lee =; In.
uhdersklrt was OF very rich eros grain with
snlTrings and rUfiies. Mile Ducnesne "A ore
one OF CoutOutS pretty hats, called DAM
turned up at the back, with no face trim.
trimmings, bound around the edge with gold
aud black braid, a black feather and loopiugS
OF velvet with a cluster OF roses co.nplete,i
this stylish head covering. Although NOT
lsPlllar with our language the young ladies'
seemed quite free from embarrassment and
deIlghted with the crowd of fair bellies and
handsome matrons vino were turonging the
rooms when We left -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

PLAYING CHARLEY RoSS."-Lawrenee
Mayen aged eight years, OF No 1O9 east Ith
street, bears a strong resemblance to the
missing child, Charles Brewster Ross, and is
known as Charley Ross 10 his playmates and
many Of his parents neighbors. Yesterday
afternoon the lad, prompted by a juvenile
desire for mischief no doubt, wandered a
short way from home and allowed himself TO
be picked up as missing child by an officer
OF the 18th precinct. Arrived at the Mulberry
street station house, Lawrence continued the
farce by giving the name of Charley Ross.
and for some time Captain Allaire and his
officers were thoroughly bambooZlei by the
little fellow, who was subsequently sent TO
the matrOn of the central Office and claimed
by his "a ther.-M Y. World. 5th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

ATTENPTED DUEL BY CUBANS.-Mara +
Rodriguez and Rafael Toledo, both CubanS
and residents of Brooklyn. were prevent ii
by The police from lighting duel on Mon
cay IN Prospect park. an unpaid debt O!
$50 of The latter being the cause OF quarrel
Rodriguez made hls appearance on the
ground with five barreled revolver and he
was promptly arrested, the police having
been notified of the proposed hostile meet
ing. Toledo, who had been detained for a
time in borrowing a pistol, was caught while
entering the park gate. He made no resist.
ance. On being brought To the station both
were locked up. Rodriguez on being led
away avowed his determination OF shooting
Toledo as soon as ne couid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

FATHER WALDRoN, a Catholic clergy
man at Chicago, in his walks about the par
iSh-a notable one for its extreme poverty
found that the streets were full of ragged and
barefoot boys and girls who should go to
school and to church, and discovered that
ragged-was at the bottom of 1t all. He did
not forthwith ascend the pulpit and hold
forth upon the Sinfulness of pride; he com
mended il instead, and struck at the real
root of the evil when he earnestly appealed
for funds to clothe these sensitive little ex-
lies from school and church. Said he: "Give
them the boots first. then We can get them 10
the books Afterwards"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

PosTMAsTER ARRESTED. II. Fcather.
postmaster AT Nal ey Point, Preston county,
west virginia, was arrested Sept. =. cnargaf
win having sent letters and other matter
through the mails without payment OF
postage OF enclosing letters within pSantei
me- tier and Forwarding it through the mails
without IN any part prepaying postage, OF
usli on letters ana on printed matter mailed
hy himself postage stamps that had been pre-
NlOusly used, and OF writing upon PRINTED
matter and forwarding The same through the
mails unstamped. Feather was also county
superintendent oi public schools lie was al
ldlld Ma Times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The supreme cour,
general term rendered decision this morn
ing affirming Judge Bassett's order in
chambers denying the motion TO vacaJe the
Order of arrest III the -, $4,000 suit against
VIM. NJ. Tweed or 10 reduce the y 600 900
bail. Another decision was given reversing
Judge DOnohOes order, from which the
people appealed, requiring bill of particu-
lars as 10 the fraudulent bills aud vouchers
complained OF by the people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. r. MORTGAGE

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. X. MORTGAGE
A bill 10 fOrecloSe the first mortgage of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad company was
hled in the United States circuit court at
Richmond yesterday. and an injunction re-
straining any interference with the mortgage
property pending proceedings was Issued by
Judge Bond. IL is stated that upon the entry
OF the decree of sale the parties intere Sted in
the road will purchase the line and its fran
chises, paying for il with the bonds they now
hold, thus enabling the company to clear on
all existing liens, and TO obtain additional
capital 10 complete its connections with tie