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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

TOR SALE, the large and elegant a.
II THREE-S TORY-AND-BASEME D0U- ka:::ll
BILE BRICK RESIDENCE, containing eighteen
rooms, southwest corner Of Grace and Fourth
streets. The house and premises have all modern
conycniences in good order with all necessary out
houses, Including brick stable and carrlage-housc.
The lot is 65 feet front by $50 feet deep and the To-
tho promises. oc 10-2w*
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[ A n D S.
have In my charge for sale large number OF
FIRST-CLASS ESTATES, with splendid improve
ments, and LARGE and SMALL FARMS with and
without buildings, in every section of tue State.
Many of the large estates situated on the James,
York. Rappaliannock, aud other rivers and many
of the small farms lie near the city. Also NJ Me-
RAJ, TIMBERED, and GRAZING LANDS IN
'''' -. GEORGE n. DREWRY, &.
oc1o-lm 1014 Main street.
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TOHN MCCORMICK, Auctioneer, 14l4
81 Main street, viii sell at hts store, THIS MORN
ING at lOy O'Clock, Cabinets, Marbe-top Iao,es'
nftomans mahogany Cushioned and other Chairs,
Bedsteads, Mattresses, Whatnots, Tin Safes, Cook
ing and parior Stoves, Wheeler Wilson Sew
ing Machine TN good order, aud lot OF Bar1Co9nt-
.nru
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iDoX-PAPER, IN GREAT, VARIETY,
Lat 10, 40, 26, and 60c, . box. Sent 70 any ad.
dress, postpaid On receipt OF the price by
j. ELLYSON, Bookseller,
B ~ 30 lie Main street.
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nUCrroN sALEs-Fusure Days.
By Davenport 4 Morris; Anctionecrs.

NGCIGONs sA1lksS-Eu sNES 10y ..
BY Davenport Morris; Anctioneers.
CARGO SALE OF $500 BAGS OF
" CHOICE NEW.CROP RIO. COFFEE.-On
FRIDAY, November I'd. VIC wiz sell ut auction, at
our warehouse, commencing at IL O'Clock, the cargo
OF the bark Emile" direct from MO de Janc'ro'
$500 BAGS CHOICE GREEN COFFEE,
selected with great care rs to quality, and packed In
strong. double bags.
TERMS: Sixty days credit for approved paper.
VIII DC "o"eq RGF us faIs SUGARS,
HERR1NGs,
bb;ATENPoRr & MORRIS.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE
l. MACHINERY, ToBACCO-FIXTuRKS, Sc &C.
trict Court for the Eastern Distrc, OF Virginia IN
red; G. Mayo, bankrupt entered ON The I'm Gay o!
BY rne a 2, tss s
tee, dated the 23d day OF June, 1875, and duly re-
corded In the clerks office Of The Rlchmont
premises, on S1 FRIDhY - I'd Of November
IL o'clock A. NJ, at Factory No. l6, soush sue o.
Cary between seyen!eenIh and Eig6teefpN!R sree n,
APPLIANCES For THE MANUFACTuKE OF
TOBACCO of the said D. Q. Mayo consisting IL
p'' A sTEAM-BOILER, ENGINE,
fYDRAULIC-PREssEs,
POT-MILLS, BOX-SCREWS'
LUMP-MILLS,
HYDRAULIC-PUMp, .
besides all other machinery and tobacco-fX lures ne
ccssary or usually found in rst-class tobacco lac
tory, and all in good order. ,,
This property will first be offered as whole, ant
if not Sold it viii be divided and offered In piece; o.
lots TO suit. -,
TERMS OF SALE If sold as whoic Sash rs 10 ~
ments. payable three and six months after date TO
negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed ana nteres
wiII mo cash: ali sums over 800 will be divide'
into equal instruments payable three and SIX month
from date. for negotiable notes SATISFACTORILY I'll
uoi 'e'' '"" ''' JOHN WRIGHT. Trustee and
oa Special Commissioner.
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2. W. PICKRELL, President.
e. B. SNEAD, Cashier.

Deposits Of one dollar and upwards received, aud
six per cent. allowed on deposits. -.
Deposits received subject to check without notice
and Interest allowed on same IL not checked on more
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on NIL deposits to commence ten days
after date Of deposit.
Bank open every day from o'clock 4. u. III
O'Clock r. H., and on Saturday FROM 7. n. till 8
pm. - te 2S.eed
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1Ter.oN sAIEs...Tnis Day.

r ARGE AUCTION SALE.
On WEDNESDAY the Oath instant, commsncN,n S
n. O'Clock, will sell at my auc go;
q Governor street 4 variety OF ENTIRELY FkESl'
and DEsiR ABLE GOODS. consisting OF
boots SHOES. and BALMORALS.
MEMS and RoYS' HATS and CAPS.
HOSIERY, SHIRTS.
TRAyELLING-BAGS.
FANCY Go0DS,t In great variety.
ALSO,
'"' :" sThTioNERY, FANCY GOODS, sc.
-. ALSO,
the stock of a bankrupt, comprising
y - iJ.OTIIiNCi, DRY GOODS.
OJEENSWARE. TlNWARE,
BOOTS and SHOES,
FANCY HARDWARE, - =
HOWE'S SCALES, &C., &c.;
10 which, tho attention of the trade Is lnHued.,
- onca or3cr. ROBERT A. RAINE, +
!" Su % ~ Ir .g..- hJictioncer.
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P.S. As trustee in a deed of trust from Mr.; VII
duly recorded in Manchester Hastings Court, Siall
unie with Mr.. William /. Cowardln, trustee IN inc inc
sale of the REAL ESTATE IN Manchester az .hs
BRICK WAREHOUSE thereon, leased to the Cedar
Works Company at the annual rental OF S36o Per per
annnm, payable monthly; and also FkAh1D
DWELLING. ,nnrpco<
" Trustee.
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UNDERTAKES.

CHANDLER q SINN OF $50
~, PRACTICAL COMMENTARIES Go
AND UNDERWRITERS, No. 1922 Main street, pc
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, keep on hand q
full stock of WOOD and METALLIC COFFINS
and CASKETS. The finest HEARSE and HAChS
in the city furnished promptly on all occasions ON
tine m nsi reasonable terms. &C IO-1m
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TAY 81 SUTHERLAND -
j lfsUcCESSoRS TO wILLIAMMCRRAYl.~ s-'--- !
FURNISHING UNDERTAKES,
lO7 Governor street.
We keep on hand q full stock OF WOOD and
METALLIC BIJRIAL.CAS AND CASKETS
Orders promptly attended TO- in city or, country al
prices to suit the times. Also, FURNITURE-RE..
manner, hir. HAY having had an experience OF
twenty-five years with Mir. Murray In the under.
taking and cabinet-maktpg business. 1y S1-3m
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THAT THE COOKING AND KIND
LING WOOD, so long tested and approved,
manufactured Mt the stea factory, Ninth and Cary
streets bought and used by az eqSsf
minee sawed, $40: oak, 1886; sawed and split
ppine, 1885; oak, So, cash. Long wood propor-
tIonally cheap. All sizes best ANTHRACITE,
ERIGHT HOPE (Cloyer Hill, and p L N L
GOALS and CARBON COKE at lowest market
so % j. b. WATKINS.
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= CuysArEAxg AND ONO RAlLEoAp'f
ChG RicuIoSp,. VA, June l. ls7I. :
CHESAPEAKE AND o. y h; M,
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DISAPPOINTMENT

The above saleis postponed until TUESDAY the
SOth ms; ant, ut the same hour.
EDWARD y. CANNON,
oco1 Special Commissioner.
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RAILROAD LINES.
"a Na sa IEss::::: l:z::zsss,,

DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RATT
N ROAD COMPANY.
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POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to THURSDAY, NC
tober 25th, at 4 O'Clock T. VI. ,,
GnERRS & WILLIAMS, AIlctl0ncers. - oc e
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wOOD AND COAL.

WI EST VIRGINIA BITUMlNOUs
w COAL-A superior coal for open grates-at
the low price Of $5 per toD; .,:,o,xas, ,,.rrst
ANTHRACITE COAL, all Sizes a' "e'' MAJ Ae'
rates. .,.ho.,
haSA" MA o. S. r. LATHROP',.
., "a Seventeenth street. at draw-6rtdge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-24

THE BRIGHTHOPE RAILWAY COM
L PANY deliver promptly In all parts Of the city
their celebrated CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL,
NUT, ENGINE, and SHOP COAL, only BY weight,
That Vas formerly charged for 25 bushels Call and
be convinced that it is to your interest to patronize
this home enterprise. Yard: Corner Seventh and
Ryrd streets, Richmond, Va. Oc
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1TOW is THE TINE TO CONTRACT
Tnp FALL, AND WINTER SUPPLIES
~ nOt mud price The ENGINE and FORGE
EHAf mined by Pitcher & Forloine Is the cheapest
Hscd in the city. The HOPE NINE has been re-
nsnt,v onened and the COAL from 1t is superior TO
any ever brought from the celebrated Norwood
aide Try IT, w. s. PITCHER,
nc ON 1913 east Main street.
, 1877-07-12
PAYING TAXES UNDER PROTEST.
Richmond tI.l En4Aifef.

VcHHVHH WI 3sH4HIFKFs = ~
Mis- Bettio Van Lev occAsioned sltEht G1ttcr
In tho office Of tho City Collector day before yceter-
day. licre appeafanee there in An excited frame
Of mind perhaps explained By the following IN.
dosscmcnt on paper which che passed over 10 tho
Collector tuelosiny 3200, tho amount Of her tsx.
bil.:
Ktrrxnrn, June 2n,-Ta1t4 paid nnfrr protest. ha7-
fnx bitterly realized the need of tfe b4ot and bfnk
. WUtlAE aene1 that right.
, 1877-07-12

os7rer e,,ici II eommit!n, salcitir. There was
ruu.tthing nImn-t hnnan i, tfr eFy viic:s ln,"''
.A tJr rain. q IT. r. .rrr -.i IN Htl. q
the dn7- .cttnct to HElrrtaEi t+t tir.ahfnf f7'c
was n amt far them. krsry s:rsni. cserJ paft.'
cir of secont. came that terribly mingled ycip
and whine. and cry. II etuit he hrAt'f TOR quite
long way Of. 1. "a! nlrost Hike tbs call of men
fnf help None Of tho dogs. 70 far a. knowu,
were hh1tcttd with rabies, bns the rrcat wonder
ntAe The building was a crow! OF men AMI women
Intensely Interested In the fatc nf the d"sA. Even
4 middle -aRed whman was n1strted r"achnR ur
nj climbing 10 the wln!ow.-il u In order 10 ger
prep at them. Every here And there wcro peepn4
eyes pat to The cracks In tho fcncn between tbs
building and the dnck n get sight hf tho heavy
Iron ernie. by means Of which the dog! are 70
be submerged and drowned ibis nurnlng. II
10 alsont eight fact nnY and fnif feet wthn and
high and will accommodate from Gtty 10 one hum
dsc'l a9gs according tr'lze. II Is arranged to bc
over the dock ami dosn into the river. Most of
tho dogs arr NJ tho common fnouertl breed and
cDnld oe put down under the hcsf Of ..cnt.
Very few, Indeed, ahu1ed any traces Of "b1ood,
md yct many P"ts1nf, mhtc efpecth!tJ women,
were on hand yesterday 70 redeem their pcts. al
though tho fedecntn9 Ut The u1net ~orahIess costa
u. The policeman who had frequently u enter
the room said that theFe was not one dog Among
the whH,c collection for which ha wo11i give Ave
have moved esen heart 1osa klntll! dtsposta than
that Of Ms. Bcslh. The bodies Of The dogs after
thry have heen drowned ~,1i Do taken u Darten
1Aand. Snnc Of theff ekHs will Ike used for rnats.
and rome ns thc nnfortnnAteA-!t may not be very
romantic to Bsy twill 10 ''ttled up " and may
sbter into this composlttpn Of tomo Ut oar most
highly commended toilet aohps.
, 1877-07-12
THE DOGS DOOAISDAY.
Nfu KQFk NkE4ia.

Vis!tors last evening who called 1t the sreAt dog
pound At Tbs foot Of Sixteenth street, East Mysr,
In . spirit Of comedy must have come away with
aomathlpg at least Of tho lmpreas Of the spirit Of
t1a2edy. Nearly 1000 dogs ware awaiting thciE
doom-that Of drowuing-at o'clock this morn
Ing. Ths pound Il low corrugated Iron building
painted rcd, about $50 feet long sad about 10 test
wide. AZ tho end furthcst from the dock Il the
otacs Of the pouud-kespef. Mr. Joha AeAahon.
Ths building sreeted Ia such hurry that there
has not peen tims u paint and varrlsh tbs strongly
bsacsd rail- la front Of biz desk. Between shis
roum and she fsrcE Il Tie great keep for tho aoys.
licrs srs $50 kcunels Or peaa Each box va Ia.
tended for tho reception Of single dog, Dat ~
Ut these contain slx or sesen Of evsn eight doGs-
Yhs air Ut shs roon VISA se.hing. Many of ths doEs
had broscn loo&e ind roaming about tie AhIcs
between tho kennels. All arc supposed ~ 10
chained up when arst received, IN TUESDAY ulghtt gt
OF their lnciosure, md, on Accouus VI the short
nes4 Ut ths shaius, vsrs sirAngel 70 death An
, 1877-07-12

mug VIZ ~ g. ~ n, 49,. r.,,ss., . r.vnr,s
who read tnls papos-"M . aa,e ~ IT,, t.,.s,,o
,o asa sst' so hse ou II.
g.. -. .nr. Of ons recall. and most times, two
eat or ts.ss ws iet .ons d,um solo OF Saturday
VI M tas ~, ,..s I'll rsstiyed tb.n for any oven.
III weak essts hut s* Old not !; Is;po"d 10; ha y
Il: ~ IL rce - ss I'll. to
Ii wax only BY !use tA1s Tue manager ~ iaat ~.
!erted hi* molssy anaaenes 1T iron H. 'ns "or.rs ia
deman1. hnt. 1Ishss ,I ..,s,.. ~ e,ni o fnr 1s Ifa
.! !sr have faced the ~" asa,n .uao a. n' H. hill.
Nile Ciase.so Sat het r. nsn,s !, ssIcd A. h.r nov
though elst T. hos mhAs a9 ~ shif,ie.x n.,snn.
ehteHsss nott.c th.nt r,h rhiJd t,n tna nIttnuer
, 1877-07-12
HEARTS OF THE LOWLy.
Frfrs,n Tribune.

Ono day, thsee or lour weeks ago, sau'n. MO
seemed 10 have no sr1ends fn The world, Wa run
49,. ~ . r.hic,e on ura,iot avenue and fatally In.
fu,e5 Aner ho bad bccn IN the hospital fof
xest. boz about hl4 own ago and sl4e, snd look
iux a. frieudlsss and totIotn, called 70 ask
about hlu anl 10 leaye III orange. ll1 eeemeo
muca embarrassed aud would sn,"ef no we sslons-
After that b. cams daily. ssay' otihs.uIt Unsn
uiux u NJ uosv taan IN a.pis. Last "seAl VIVA
, 1877-07-12
CURRENT OPINION.

A'>N " -. ----.s-
1r7prr,,7,, oprr1arr
NOA1hANA V1 AN4ONs /
e.
n;ennnoirted rot;t{e;ars NAV onovl M thav
-. Dio"pto'ussu ~ ., '".s ,sIs
nun ,.s.r. .nI ,eInv.hin ,hronrhnut ,he n.tIon.-
1mu nni,.";.;esia t' sn,.1, ,Ina
'"'1"E'p"'0 4"'' t".''
The Chamberlain speech may bs said to
49,. ,....tA,. t,a. AVA, ...h.,.,. ~ 1t.c,s,,,,n
n"Fe 'Anesa tt.e n'.'sne" ta''a'''. v. 'steu'e1m
opposition 10 the hdmlala1Fatton' INC patseht Wlll
poN Improve. - Philadelphia {H7afFfF tRep.}.
r., .,4 u. n I...
~ u no" sa'u tnae ea->ecreth'y honcfon
hrs hccn selected to lead the oppnsftIen " Hayes
in New JerpAy. II t1eTes il unfortunate in hls
n,tes'@M. Louit Gfyde. Ufuioeraf iTtn j.
w.,
Mr. llhycR may not be entitled to tho
Office which he holds: but be has put himself In
accord with tho growing demands of tina Zines, anu
public sent,nlcnt will suAt4in him. tho sucn
silence Ut tho Dc1 Motncs CUnrnntlDn to The con.
trary Notwithstanding. a.-4Skv 0rfeans iIcuvans
{Uexa.}.
r1,a sart Ia Tint +ho conotrv l.. cotircfv too
~ ~ ~ % $500. III f..,9,n,s rr,.,.s.se.
I'LL I'LL ~ so'"n.ses II, sia
s tns, S siai".s,- at1on a,'n,.tn", .ns'
aIi these prr,enlcrn begin to lssue pctcmptory Or.
dcte ~ ~ ~hst 1t must do and what 1t must not dp.
PHILADELPHIA NoriA.A,aerieaa {EFp).
Tint i. a vary aa,,c.to ,,,,rosc ,,ret3 In tha
~, AI"s ~ - ~ vs NI.oH.. rt t." 80. :. - t'.e
nslmten eonsesntne senstos usu'es coI!npt elec.
HoM 10 ortroni tsassu % ~. ons ,", .o,asn ~ ILL., =
nanSfr an a.nnu o. ,srt ,, a!sSM ~ Sa.
tnemi9ht oetore tns c,scIon ana lniefsiowea
! u
, 1877-07-12
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JULY ~ 1877.

the nar<e told hr1 that Etliy had chance 10 Rtt
". i. ttt' sfrany. hoy waited Around longer tht
II ht1 nn3 I'rIy A-ht ! il IIr rtnsld ~ !n. lie hi
h. -, i;,f.-s may lI.ne$ D"fpre, hnt hal aiwsyF
rtfu.-tl, Billy. pale. ami weak. and emarI1l"d,
otcnrh hia EYES In wonder at sight Of The bny, End
trfpre hc rraEkeh WIN It was, the stranger bent
cIp.e u, hI4 race and Aohi,ch:
= Blly. ean ya forgive fcttef' NC Was Alias
fighting AMI was Rllus 100 mnth for ye. hns / N
so:rr: Fore ye d;c wont ye tell me - haven't
my grEh2e s1,s1 fre :"
'ths younx isd, then sInost IN the shadow Of
,lrsth, reached Hp his thin White sen1t, c1nped
''Don't err, 1;af,-dDnt feel badt was ng,J
and ms.n, snd va. hcsy!ny stone atye when
you. ah,l I'll pray fos h6th u u4''
Bob wa4 half an hour 1ate thu morning BILLY
df"d. When tho hnres toHk him to the shfonded
rnrtae he ktssed Tho pa,e fstu aenls.y anh capped
'ij,-did he *av nnything Rhout-nbput me!'
- Ia srnke nf you Inst before he dIed-asked II
you wssc here" replied the nntac.
.And may i,go-go to the fu"esalf'
And he lid. lie wn. tho only mournct. His
henrt waa thc only one lha: at het. Nh feas4 were
shcd by Others, anti they left him sitting by the
made gEays with heaft big that be could not
spr1k.
II, under tho erart of vice and Ignorance. there
auch sprn2s Of pure feeling and true nobility,
Who shall grow weary OF doing 9ood?
, 1877-07-12

oold Imports, 337, ooo, 600; gold exports, 81.
e6i, coo; siyer Imports, ~, 7oo 0oo; stise! e1.
ports, 81, 400. 600. The proportion Of Eold A e1.
not The txistepcc Of the donbIo standard e1rei gold
from Fsancef II tho double standard ee in1nflous
10 = conntry and tbs slnga standard blessinE,
condit1on OF France and uermany. At,apAss
TINA drata,aGhs tDfM.} }.
, 1877-07-12

A uCrlnN SALE or uOl.sES Bu1utES. CAR.
n rlskcA hasucA4, etc. 1uss lays 1hut.4a1A a4a
SAturtaIs eunlutnll1a st ~ r. II VIII Gu =
lu4 Aad l1d M&4hluxtusak HtuGx tA.a u Lii IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-26
LADIES fine side-lace. box-toe Shoes al
L.V. BEoND's, 1875 Main street.

ANOTHER VICTIM Mans Fa,thlesS,
ness.-But few days ago we chro nicied
the ract of young girl from Barnes
Vile, O., beng saved from a lie OF shame
by her mother, and now another ease OF
the same nature is to be chronlcied'
clearly illustrating that ore woe upon
an others heels doth tread, SO fast they
follow. Saturday afternoon Mrs. Nc
Gregory, of Bridgeport, called on
Captain Ripley at police headquarters
and informed him that her daughter,
aged about fifteen years, had surrep..
titiously left her home and entered
house OF ill.fame 10 the city kept by one
Harriet Wilson, located in tie alley be-
ard Fig hteenth streets.
The Captain, with his usual promptness,
1T once set to work to find the girl, II
possible, and on visiting the Wilson
house found her. The scene between the
mother and daughter was very affecting
and after some conversation between the
parties, the girl agreed to accompany her
mother home, and is now safely enscons-
ed beyond the reach of wicked man IN
her Ohio home.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-26

RELIGIOUS to the inc.ement
weather, the attendance at the churches,
Yesterday, was not as large as on the
previous sabbath.
At the First Baptist Church, Rev. j..
Emery, city missionary of Cincinnati,
commenced series of revival meetings.
A Murphy temperance meeting was
held stNhe Zane street church, last night.
At the First English Lutheran church,
the subjects discussed were Your hearts
to Gods work." and Freedom
Services will be held at the Jewish
Synagogue, this evening at 6'3o o'clock.
The other churches throughout the
CITY held their usual services.
The blackboard lesson at the First
English Lutheran Church Sabbath
School. yesterday, was Elijah at Horeb."
Bishop Kahn commenced discourse
on Faith" yesterday, which will be con-
tinued every Sunday afternoon during
Lent.
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Co~SUnPrIyEs TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment OF delay makes your
cure more hopeless, and much depends on
the iudicious choice of remedy. The
amount Of testimony in favor OF DR..
schenck'S Pulmonic Syrup, as cure for
Consumption, far exceeds all that can DE
brought to support the pretensions # any
other m diclne. See DR.. Schenck's Alma
nae, containing the certificates OF many
persons of the highest respectful lily, who
have been restored to health, after being
pronounced incurable by physicians OF
acknowledged ability. Schencks Pull
monte Syrup alone has cured many, as
these evidences will show: but the cure Is
often promoted by the employment OF two
other remt dies which DIR. Schenck pro-
yides Toe the purpose. These additional
remedies are Schenck's sea Weed Ionlc
and Mandrake Pills. By the timely use Of
these me icine,, accordin TO directions,
Dr. Schenck certifies that most any case o.
Consumption may be cured:
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his prln'
cipal office, Corner Sixth and Arch SITS,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where al
letters for advice must be addressed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-26
Horse Thief Hung.

ALEXANDRIA, La, February u
Friday evening one Cage, hailing from
Wilkinson county, Mississippi, was taken
from Jail by unknown parties aud hung
He had, thehight before, stolen horse
from Nj sjor Watts. He was pursued 10y
Watts, captured, and while returning t.
town turned and discharged his revolver
twice at Watts, woundlng him severely
in the right breast. He then escaped
but was recaptured and lodged in jail
He was identified by Watts, and 81 Il
o'clock, as above stated, was hung. Watts
is seriously though not dangerously
wounded, but is doing well this morn
ing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-26
pn,,.a.,pb,a Jheatre Burned.


PHILADELPHIA, February N.-At
1850 Q FIRE broke out on. the stage OF
Fox's New American Theatre, and at l
A. NJ. the whole place was 10 names.
The fire spread with remarkable rapid
ity, and communicated to Rogers
wagon warehouse. The Mercntile
Library building was in danger, and
also ths New York Mutusl,s new build.
ing at the corner of Tenth and Chestnut
streets. All had left the theatre
before the hre broke out. The building
was a hands ONE one and was first opened
on the evening OF December II, 1870. 1t
occupied lot one hundred by one hun
dred and seventy five feet, with sn en-
trance through an arcade fourteen feet
wide, and had q seating capacity Tor
5000 persons.
PHILADELPHIA, February Is The
loss upon the theatre is estimated al
$4,000. and insured for S15,0Oo: A
valuable collection of books, particularly
those on the south side OF the Mercan'
tile Library have been rendered worth
less. The loss is estimated at from S5O,OU
to $780, 600, upon which there Is al insur
ance of $4,000 Rogers wagon
factory was damaged to thu
amount of $4,000; the loss on the
stock ia not ascsrtained, but it is insured FOL
$4,000 When the floor of Roger
building fell in, Fire Marshal Thompson
q. II. Bonslon and George +. Newman
were in the building. The fire marsha
and Mr.. Bonafon eXtricated themselves
although they both sustained severe
injuries, but Newman was buried in thu
ruins. He was taken out this morn
Ing alive, having been burlet
ely ht hours, but it is feared he will die
Edward Kelly was severely injured
about the head and body, and jeremiah
Lee is believed to be fatally injured b.
falling from the roof. The adjoining
buildings were injured by fire and wa
ter to the amount of $4,000.