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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16
uIGH-CONsTABLE'S SALE.

/ win sell at publlcauctio MONDAY thehs,h
DAY of April, 1877, ut O'Clock P. NJ at tiScdrnrr
Of First and Orange streets, on the premises occu-
pied by g. ". Burger Brother, TT e folld~i1ts pro
pcrty 10 satisfy executions Ia mr. hands against
John Becker-tO Wit: ...
IRON SCALnING-KETTLES
/ CIRCULAR SAW and BE SCH:
iSAUSAGE-MACHIEE twt til horsepower at
tachmen,3s
LARD PRESS:
| Large MEAT-BLOCk;
! Observation-Disclosures and BENCH;
/ LARD TROUGH.
Terms. cash. 49,. I'll WHITING,
anI6.1t II. c. c. r.
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC K. 4. to.,I
OFFICE GENERAL TiCKET AGE$T. Z
RICHMoSD. December | |. 1876. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.


SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after ~ WEDNESDAY,. December l3h
rains viii run on This Fnad ~ follows:
500 4. NJ leaves the Byrd-slrrei station t'ai' *
Cppt Sunday. CONNECTING win iie Do
ttnlurc ana ohio and Baltimore anu
Potomac Ti.lrospf 'tu. al Ne" iof. II
1O:l5 L. NJ; arriving I, Washington
.s ... Ut l:l0P.M.
S:3S P NJ leaves Byr!-Street station Ciit! D. i
uectiug AZ Washington with the idu-
more and Potomac railroad, hrr'ihs
In New York 1T $50 a. u. lhsough
sleeper from Richmond 10 Ne" lofA'
price Al berth. -. to-
4:3O p. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAl y, ~.
Junction. leascs BruasEStrret SlalNn
tSun,iays excepted. ,u,,
7.O5 A. ~ arrives al Byri-Strcei siailoh "a''3
leaves NV York az 500 The pFecea
Ing evening. Ala. ,.,-
LOO T. NJ. arrives Al byrd-Strect s''l''u u'''' 49,
500 A. N. RECOMMENDATION TRAIN arrive
al Rroad-Street station (suuGSfs s1-
ccptedI. ,..,,b.
passenger-car. which VIII De atta le,i "
train ~til leave Broad-Sireet depot on MONDAa,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY al $40 a. il, All
irving 1t Quan,ico at i:t0 T. u. RsInI1iny WI" snJ
leave Ouantico on TUESDAY. THukSD3 III Ut
SATURDAY at 10 a NJ, arriving at br'1u''''e>N
depot ut T. NJ. ,~,, trains.
Through SleeperS and coaches run on nlsn' uS'N
between Richmond and New York each way. ,,o, ~
EREIGHT TRAINS leave BroSd-Sti eet stsuon V
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and 81 rive
NIGHTS for all points N9rth ana msS'tt RIu II
MORNINGS. ConSigueeS Of live .tocS shu p,t.tn.
able articles, upon giving notice ~ aspo'' ''"
frright vi Roul,on GA preceding erenins. ~ win.
Through bills of llding and rates gwen 10 90
s'pS' poA' 49, Genera, Super;n,en Gsh@
&. A. TAYLOR.
de1a General Freishr aud Ttcte' Ase ..'"-
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-As adj
~ minislrator of General W. II. Richardson
will sell ON the 10TH INSTANT, commencing ut l
o'clock, ut rlIe Sheriffs Office. No. 1007 Main
street. the following FURNITURE, &C., belonging
to said estate:
MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
! MAHOGANY SOFA,
BUREAUS,
! BEDSTEAD,
/ FEATHER-BED,
8 MATTRESSES,
l INVALID CHAIR,
PARLCA CHAIRS.
l MAHOGANY CHAIR,
z WASHSTANDS,
| MAHOGANY BOOK-STAND,
l MAHOGANY MEDlClNE-CHEST,
l IRON REDSTEAD,
Lot of PICTURES,
l pair CAVALRY PISTOLS,
SWORD,
CELEKET,
CLOCK,
l DESK.
/ CARPET,
Lot OF PITCHERS and BUCKETS,
.HAND-TRUSKSSand sundry other articles of
FURNITURE.
JOHN w. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
and administrator Of w. Fl. Richardson. deceased.
AMP
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BY George H.Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street
(under Planters National Bankl.

TRAME GOTTA G E No. 1913 PLEA
l. SAINTS STREET, STRECKER'S HILL. FOR
SALE BY AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner
shall sell by auction, on the premises, ON MON
DAY the 9Th instant, at O'Clock p. NJ, that beal-
rirul STORY.hND-A HALF FRAME COTTAGE
situated as above Attention of those wishing
comfortable home well located is called 10 this sale.
TERMS: AT sale.
GEORGE II. PoINDEXTER,
ap 11-W,F,M3t 'sn.r Auctioneer
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO >fs,
4 Violence, AND BOSTON.-Sicamer.R 80 -
FANITA, Captain HOWE. viii receive freight for
the above ports until TUESDAY the 17tu i'll
slant, at l 0 O'Clock.
w PORTER. Agent,
ap 16-2t 2423 Dock street.
L1OR NEW YORk.-The Old .GFTS
Il Dominion Steamship Company's tsaElffE4zz,
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, April 17il, At 6 O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills CT ladng signed ana goods Tor
east, and west also, to fore gu ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2 ro,lnd-trip tickets.
$40. Storage, &c and SS.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
ap 1927 COmpauv's Wharf. Rockets.
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L.mE CEMENT. AND PLA' FER.

LIME. GEMENT. AND i"bN -
TIMEl LINE! LlME.-Fiye huh"ieo
IL barrels o; , ,,,tr
received this day FRESH iroi our nv"
ki!us For sale low. MA. d.,o, 1903
ooch srSes. Manufacturers.
.nh 10
MARCH IT, 1877. --------------
tt pS PREPARED AGklCoh o''>
LIME. Ia
Only $I2 per ton. Its effect on 'oc s@s" ,nes a.
equal TO fertilizers costing three OF 'oSt ,rE
much. Prepared and sold oy ,,.a.,,,. street.,
a,r,,,n,nx certificates. 10
DLl.HEADs, 81 to sl9 per rsan' ~ 'A0
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP -LfEFs
" COMPANY. zs1ssa.ias1.sIssssss
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
This company WIN dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION. WIANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICIIAIOND-erery TUESDAY. FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were bui!t en-
prcssly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-roon,s, ard bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are nn-
surpassed.
Goods shippe! by this Tine landed regularly Al
New York on the company's covered pier 81 North
river.
Ercghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch and charge Made except actual e1
penSes incurred.
Freight received until 6 r. N. daily.
Cabin fare TO New York, Sl2; roand-tris tickets
$50. Storage, IS and 80.
For further information apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN L CO.. Agents,
nv - Office Companv's wharvcs. Rockets.
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BY Richardson e Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
lib Main street.

A VALUABLE DWELLING, WITH A
IA SMALL STORE AND LOT ATTACHED, on
LEIGH STREET NEAR TWENTY-FIVE
STREET, CHURCH HILL. FOR SALE BY AUG
TION.-On TUESDAY the 17th or April. 1877. at
AZ O'Clock L. NJ, we shall sell by auction. on the
DWELLING. containing five rooms, kitchen. &C..
with Il SMALL STORE and LOT attached, adjoin-
ing l.. w. Farrurs drugstore. the north SIDE Of
Leigh street near Twenty fifth street, Church HILL
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and twelve
months. negotiable notes given for the deferred pay
ments with interest added. and secured by deed of
trust. RICHARDSON K CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
mild 11l3 Main street
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VALUABLE MILL FOR SALE AT
Y AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, MAY s. 1877, at
IL NJ. the undersigned. as trustees Of Robert Tav-
lor, will sell at public auction the premises that
valuable property known as TIE RIVER MILLS, In
Nelson county.
These MILLS have Just been thoroughly repaired,
both as to the buildings and machinery, and
equal to Of their capacity in the state. They are
located at Tye River depot on the Washington City.
Virginia Midland. AMI Great Southern railroad,
thirty mites from I.Ylchbwrg.
. The WATER-POWEIs j. one OF the best In the
State, and can he increased Indefinitely.
The FIGURING MILL. contains two pair of
hurrs. ana manufactures flour which has no superior
In the market.
The GRIST-MILL IS very fine. and has now
country custom OF near an hundred bushels Of toll
month. aud this can be indefinitely increased.
The PLASTER-NlLL also has a good custom. Il,
There are SIXTEEN ACRES of land attached,
with millcr's house and ouOuscs all in good order
TERMS: Liberal. and made known on day Of sale.
or by applying TO- .,.>
JOHN NJ MILLER,
ap 13-eodt25aptitdS Trustees.
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Bv Wellington Goddtn,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
corner OF Eleventh and Eank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCELLENT
i BRICK TENEMENT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF CARY BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS.-As trustee in certain deed of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Alr. Martin NJ Lips
comb trustee for Ada!ine f. tipscomb, bearing dale
9th September, 1875, duty recorded in Richmond
Chancery Court, shall, fn execution thereof, pro.
coed TO sen 1T public 'ion, on the premises. on
MONDAY the 10th of April. 1877, at O'clock p.
NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed by the said deed,
consisting of LOT located above, fronting 261a
feet running back 81 feet. having thereon Il COM
Portable BRICK TENEMEhT, containing five or
SIX rooms: brick kitchen, &C.
TERMS: ENOUGH in cash 10 defray, expenses OF
interest thereon Balance at such time shall be
announced al the hour Of sale.
ap5 ". GODD1N, Trustee.
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POSTPUNEMENT.

a.... DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed until April 25, 1877,
and will lake place at same hour and place. The
property will certainly be sold ut that time.
80 JAMES X. WERTH,
NH 5 Special Commissioner.
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ByJ ID. Whitehead,
Grocery auctionccr and Commission Merchant.
1912 Main street.
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nuI.HEADS. ST to Sl8 per ream' ~ 'A'
Is DIsPATCU PRINTiSl-housa'
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RICHMOND, \ OEK RIVER A:D CHESpEAKEl
RAILROAD.
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, YORK EiSEE A*D tHESpEAKE!
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 +. NJ. Leaves Richmond Fl E>DhY. THURS
DAY. ana SATURDAY. Connect, AZ
West Point With steamer Havana tor
all points an Tnrs iiyrr and Ba-
more. Arrives III ELl'inorc Al : \.
NJ: CONNECTS Win rtil.nr, for Wash
ngton, Ihi.tl,ipbia. Sew York. Bus
ton. and all VEST m point. Connects
at Richmond! with trains On Richmond
and Petersburg AMI Chesapeake and
Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. M. Leaves Richmond II E>DAi. RS
DAY. and SATURDAY. Connects
with steamers tat Wrist Point for river
landings. Baltimore, and Ill western
points! Cnnn.tt> ~ Richmond with
rytns on Richmond and Danyillc rail-
road. Richmond and Petersburg. and
Chesapeake and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
800 NJ. Leaves Richn,orrI daily (excep: sun
day..
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 \. NJ. Leave; Richmond MONDAY WE'D
NESDAI. AMI FRIDAY. Con-
uccts at West Point with steamer Isis
for all landings Oh Mattap"u! and Ia
nnnkcy rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 a. NJ. Arrives at Ricbr,ond TlEspAl'
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. Com
nccts with train. on Richmond and
Petersburg AMI Chesapeake and OHIO
railroads. Stcttn,r Havana leaves Bal
tinnrc from Pier Ia Light street
MONDAY. WEDXESDAY, and FRI
DAY. AT / Z. 81. Connects With
trains from Philadelphia, New York
and western points. md n West foint
with trains fer Richmond aud tho
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
G:l5'P. VI. Arrives N Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. Con-
meets with steamer al W"st Point from
Baltimore Connects with RchiHonf
and Danyiilc, Richmond Hnd icte.S-
burg. and Chesapeake and ONO rail-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ. Arrives ar Richmond daily except sun
day. CoHurcts with Richmond lni
Petersburg and Chesapeake sud ohio
riilroaS.
LOCAL. FREIGHT.
400 7. NJ Arrives al Richmond MONDAY. WFD-
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Con-
meets NJ West Point with steamer Isis
from Mattaponi and Penn,.key-rl'er
landings.
No transfer OF freight at Richmond to or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atih'a
and West Point.
Careful handling and dispatch. with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
: Through bills of la.iing. with guaranteed rates,
issued to all northern and western points.
Through tickets sold 10 AL uortit-il, eastern, ana
western points. aud baggage checked through
For rickers apply ~ General RAJ road Ticket VI,
Ace. s26 Main street al the Exchange iiutc! anl
depot, corner Tvcnty-rhird aud DOCK
streets. Richmond, Va.
f. H. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent.
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DOR NEW k.-The Old 14z|%s
- Dominion Steamship Company sssR sRszs2.szs
Steamship ISAAC BELL, CAPTAIN LAwREScE, will
sail SUNDAY, April 5th, at 3 O'Clock L. VI.
Freight received until d O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods tor
warded with dispatch To all points north, south, east.
and west: also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger Communications unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. Sl2; round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage Sc and S.
For freight or passage. apply to
G. W. ALIEN & CO.. Agents.
ap 1927 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
G. CHEAP FREIGHT RATEsz 80
PowIIATAN LINE for BALTIMORE
AND THE WEST,
CANTON INSIDE IKE Tx the for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at l NJ: and SATURDAY ut 7.
NJ. Through bills of lading signed TO all Canadian,
northern. and western points ut low rate.
II. T. DOUGLASS, Agent.
fec Twenfy-srcond and Dock streets,
Dill l. 4 d r L = III I \. RICIl-.rSFS
sIIiP Po I Is FilIi.NDELriiiA FT0Vf-
5 gENGE F2T2N AfP Nj EKw ESfh aafSe2
notice the steamers Of this line will make trl-weekly
trips leaving philadelphia every ESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY: and Richmond
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fail River line for
the same city ria Cape Cod. landing at Old Colony
depot and avoiding transfer W !; poprrp AEON,
1925 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
y. D. G., MINK, Agent.
my II No. 20 Dcvonshire street. Boston.
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Ry Grubbs Il Williams,

Eleventh street between Main and Bank
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by j. Thompson Brown,

Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
his Main street, opposite dispatch Office
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07

their lightsome tread and their dancing feet
all that is wearisome and perplexing passes in
moment and is laughed away-let him go
and look at the District School yard 1t is
as barren as brick kiln; as CRASHES as a
bowling alley; and sterile as an idiots mind
That is what the pattering feet of happy
childhood can do. The fond, contemplative
poet who entertains the hallucination that
these artless, kid-like skippings, so annihiIat-
ing to all green things do not cost many
hard Learned dollar in shoe money, is an idle
dreamer, at an idle sky. We saw our old
time turkey back action man, with two
WILD GEESE
In his coop yesterday. They stuck their
bewildered heads up and wondered what
there was in the eternal fitness Of things that
doomed them to such fate And so did
we stick up our head and wonder
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
MINING STOCK REPORT.
MORNING BOARD.


MORNING BOARD
Ophir +0s II \, 85s ll25, HOS llM
Mexican 95s ~ 34Os ~, As ~ zoos @ ZOOS -, 5Os ::
Could and Curry 6sOs OK los 81, los Or 450s G4
Best and BecheT 54Os Az, 300s AZ bio, 2s0s lI 40s
l44
California l25s 29l :, 245S %, lcDs 2S14 $50
Con Virginia 360s ., zoos 81
Savage 25s 3@ $50 1G5s 800, zoos 3S5 1908 go
250s 800 70s 800 200s 4.05
ChOar los Is, IS 243l, l20s 24l5 j0s - y
Yellow Jacket l25s 81
Hale aud Norcrosss POS 24O, 7lOs % los go
Crown Point 20os $40, COS $50, COOS 81, sos q
Imperial 525s 45c, 505s 4oc, 5oos Acc Cos 40c
Alpha 4os 90
hentuck Pos ,
Belcher 95s 80 5os So
Utah SIS 1928, 45s l2L 330s l2l As l2l5, COS l243
Sierra Nevada l8os ga, 205s 80, lGJs $40 los $40
Bullion zoos 20 Dos AIS, zoos ~ BIO, lJ0S IL
Exchequer sos go, laos 81, lo0s $50
0Eerman 22os 1879
Justice 225s g. sos 81, sos bio, sos - bio
Union Con 50s L. sos $50 255S 334, 2Js BIZ
Silver Hill sos 20, 3Oa 80, 1905 80
DardaneIo, loos p.
Alta l25s SOC
Lady Washington los SOC sos Coo
Andes zoos 35c, zoos -"
North Carson 5Os l5c
Levlathan 2OJS 31c
Baltimore 45s soc
Julia 9js ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
ODD FELLOWS REUNION.

We acknowledge with thanks the receipt
Of complimentary tickets of admission to the
Odd Fellows reunion at the Arlington this
evening. 1t is a complimentary banquet
offered to the Grand Lodge of the State. We
are convinced from what we have heard and
what We know that this viii be 4 demonstra-
ton which will be full of good cheer, good (as
well as odD fellowship, and pleasant inter
change of the fraternites of the occasion. We
are glad that the Carson Odd Fellows have
taken this method of exhibiting their
hospitality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
GRAND LODGE, l. O, 0. F., NEVADA


The Grand Lodge met at 10 A NJ, pursu-
ant to adjournment. Grand Master Batter
man presiding.
The roll of Lodges was called and quorum
found to be present
Grand Chaplain pro TEN, J. ID. Hammond,
invoked the Divine blessing.
The minutes Of Tuesday proceedings were
read and approved
An invitation was rendered by Superin-
tendent Crawford of the L. S. Mint, offering
the inequalities of that institution to mem
bers of the Grand Lodge.
Carson Lodge requested the Grand Lodge
to visit the said Lodge this "Wednesday
evening The Grand Lodge concluded to
accept the invitation, and visit as a body.
The morning session was mainly occupied
in receiving and acting upon reports of Com
mittees
At 11;3O A. NJ the Grand Lodge took a
recess until P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Grand Lodge reassembled at l P. NJ.
The reading of reports was resumed.
AT 3 P NJ the Grand Lodge went into Sc
cret session for the purpose of listening to an
exemplification of the secret work by the
Grand Master.
1t was resolved to hold the next session of
the Grand Lodge at Virginia City on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday in June, 1878
Adjourned till 10 A NJ. to-day.
The Daily Echo is the nameof a paper which
has just made its appearance in San Fran
cisco. 1t is issued by The Echo Publishing
Company. J. NJ. Scanland's name appears
as editor 1t is n Democratic paper and is
about as big as the MORNING APPEAL. Scan
land will be remembered as late Legislative
reporter for this paper.
There is many rake who takes part in
but that broad-gauge sulky |
standing in front of Rails is one of the kind |
Of horse rakes that become useful after the |
moving as well as the sowing of oats, wild or
otherwise
One John Pascoe has been arrested in Viz
5inla City on suspicion of being the man who
stabbed Kinsman. The wounded man is
getting along favorably, |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-06-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The circus is coming,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-02
THREE HOURS IN A WELL.
What Happened to "a Chiid who was Hunt
Ing for "a Pheasnnt's Nest.

SToDDARTsvILLE. Pa, May 31.-A family
OF farmers 10y the name Of Snyder live near the
southeastern boundary OF this county. There
are other scattered families in the neighhor-
hood Half mile or 80 from Snydcrs place is
an old fnrm formerly owned by one Jackman.
who left il about ten years ago. Since that timo
the buildings have become dilapidatcd and the
grounds have grown up with brush. Near the
old farm house there is n well. The curb OF
this having gone to ruin long ago. II was COW
cred up with boards to keep cattle from falling
in. the deserted fields being common pasturagc.
On Monday last ut about o'clock in tho
afternoon, Frank. nm eight ycar-old son Of Mr..
Snyder. was sent out to the woods to hunt up
some COWS that had straycd away. The boy had
not returned ut dark Then his parents became
alarmed. and some nclghhurs were summoned
to help hunt him M For two hours they
be- seen Of him. At about 10 O'Clock one OF the
scurchrrs while passing through the yard Of the
old farm house, heard soinc one call family.
Papa. papul" II" stepped in the direction "
the sound. and throw the light of his lantern in
that direction. BY It's rays he saw tn. miss lng
old well. the covering Of which was broken. re-
Voaling an opening about two feet square. lie
WAS carried home. II" WAS carefully trrnt"d by
the oNcrIoyrd parents. For long time he was
unable to Civ" amy account of what had hap
p,nrd Ia him. but finally did. substantially us
H. hal hunted ahou, in the lots for the cows
until O'Clock. On his way home he was pass
ing through the oil farmyqrd, He startled q
pheasant from u clump of bushes. and turned
aside to see whether II had nest there, He
crrpt into the bushes. and instantly somtth Ina.
gave way beneath him. and he was plunged up
to his waist in water. lie knew that he had
fallen into the old we'll. After recovering from
his terror he set about IA calmly rs puss bile Ia
get out Of his perilnu- situation. The only way
was To climb NJ thc sides Of thu wall. 10y the
chinkS between the stones. He made his way
half way up the we'll in this way when his foot
hold gave way and he fell back Ia the bottom
again H. then took of his shoes. and after
resting. started up ngain. His progress.
he says. was slow and tcdIous-sO slow that II
had grown dark at the opening above. in
deatns that he had boon In the we'll more than
an hour In trying ~ edge around a large
stone that he met with and which offered no
place TO help him along. he lost his footing
again. and again Tell tu tho bottom. The hov
says that II II had not been for his thoughts of
home and the agony his parents would be in ut
his absence. hr would not have had the nerve 10
nttcmp the a- '"nt again. lie did, however.
after "A long rest IN the water. To- the chill of
which he had become accustomed. This time
he succeeded in scaling the wall and on draw
ng himself out NJ the opening above. fell iaint-
ing to the ground.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-02
4 SINGING REBUkE FOR HAYES.
Republicans who won't Approve his southerr
Policy or his Civn Service Iiumbug.

=, 49,, -, =,
Ex-senator SCOTS statement that the Re-
tuhli.uu- ,f AIl.i.haux ,.,uutV hnN, I,.,u h.n..
i,.i,. IL, r., H., 49,. ~, 81, . H.,
S,'.,p N''lt'H ~ iiiS'9 l'.'' ii tt' sum III
states ~ con il,.u ny NliHl TOOK pla', III u con
N'ntinn i 'li IL pittsburgh Ia nominate" cnndl-
date for judge. MuNpr NJ UtuftlN offered "A
~ resolutions endnr-lnr HAYES. roli,,v. Tho
=. M.
~ ~ ~, "
F,I'"'h WIN Wis, hi@-lhE ,hl 'hllS mus "l
Hayes, hlh,kEuuf ism ana iihSpNriny. III ihrt,
they raised old Cam generally. and the mob
could only hc paciilrd hy being given "A chance.
r. Nni, inenl .inNn which th.v lid with "A Lur-
r,l' . So '' 80 '' vs. '' "''' " 500
i'1'i ,rt.,t fp.,,,,,i,a., - A.. 90 ,
IN" IftrVfpf lirpupllchnl OF MAY -, REFER
ring 10 tho introduction " the resolution, SAYS.
From this time forward for about ton min
utr- tho mn.,inar r.s.nhI.I m, u,hlnp, 81
nn,,sd mn RI, mr. ~, " Ill .i,,i 49,,
-. rs " =, ''ii ''.''ii " y",',, ''ii
t'l or any otH'i S",' "l 'oiN.n'lv n "i SAM
iu'n ana All inc lpui rdpplng mat hartman
XIX could du With Ia. heavy cane didn't have
the eiA lt.s-t effect the irulpuinls
.ni,if v-ht. ,.N .tl,it..,i ia III - "
~, 49,. -. Il, n ,,t.if. ~, i...t.t
~ "i7' '"f = al q" "'"'lN-i'''''N '"N'i4Ni
1'c uprnar AMI ogtrl-cuu, tumult which d>srari tho
NHdcia CON, nunn N0.tciA, afternoon Nail suipu- no
ONE who Iva. car'n.s warh'i We current &" eN'ui,
iuunA the pA,t wo'k Quietly. IA the darn. bet wlth
! desperate e"iu"s"-., IN" rule or rum .'mtn winch