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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-11
AUeTtoy saIEs..This nay.
ny Jns. Ancdongall. Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor s1reet.

by Jns. Mncdongall. AuchOneer,
- No. 10 Governor street.
FURNITURE, CLOTH
Ill ING, NOTIONS, &c, AT AUCT1ON.-THls
DAY Mt 10 O'Clock will sell at my rare~rooms
general assortment OF FURNITURE, &C., consl't-
ing OF
BEDSTEADS, CARPETS, TABLES.
CANE AND WOUD-SEAT CHAIRS, 4,t
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
TIN SAFES. SIDEROARDS, REFRIGERAT0RS.
,CHILDRES'S CARRIAGES and CRIBS.
MAHOGANY SOFAS, BIRD-CAGES, &C., &c.
y ALSO,
An invoice OF CLOTHING or 1851
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS. ,
PIECE GOODS, NOTIONS. &c:
..4s PARL0R BAGATELLE-TABLE,
! FEED-CUTTER, &c, &c.
Consigun1ents 1eceived up to hour Of sale.
sell JAS. MACDOUGALL, Aucti oneer
CHERRIES SALE.-Wil be sold at the
- SherI's Office. over 1907 Main street; THIS
MORNING at O'Clock, n lot Of GOLD JEM f,I;I
RY-STUDS, RINGS, LoCkETs' ana SLEEsE-
BUTTOES-to satisfy All execution In my hands:
sc Hit JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sherif
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CHESAPEAKE ANh ONO RhiLRoAp.l
RICHMOND. W., June !, 1871. {
CHESAPEAKE AND OH 10 RAIL.


Accommodation train leaves Richmond 'iaiiy IrN-
ccpt Sunday at 400 +. 81. aud arrives At Got
louisville ut 7:i5 j. VI.
Mail train between Richmond ami Hinton rams
daily fexccpt sunday. between Hinton ana Hunt
lngton runs daily, stopping al all regular stations.
Express train runs tny, stopping al Hanover
Junction. Noels. Trc.iilians. Louisa. tor''"n.vi".
Charlottesville, Staunton. Goshen, Mlirco. COW
ipgton, aud all regular stations west "i CoSlnst1n.
afail and express trains connect al L"rdon>EillG
for Washington and the North. and NJ tar"rrs
Vile Tor Lynchhurg an! the south.
Exnre,s train connects At Cincinnati wiin trunk
lines for all points IN The West, Sorthw"r' ana
Southwest AMI at Richmond with the Richmond
and Ddnvillc. aud Richmond aud Petersburg trains
for all points South
SlppDing-cars run on ngh.-tralns.
Mail train arrives al Richmond Al $50 L. VI.
Express irain arrives al Richmond At Csc \. VI.
Accommodation train arrives Al Richmond nj
S:45 A. NJ.
principal points. ,,...r.
For rates, information. &C., apply at ConleahY'
offices, and at $40 Maln street RichmonI Fa;>
CONWAY Il. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. VI. ). DUNN,
To ENGINEER and Superintendent
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COUNTY Court.-This court was in session
Yesterday at the courthouse, Judge Clopton
presiding. There was a large crowd OF
country people present.
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By Hill & Anderson. Auctioneers,
Is. y. Davis, Salesman
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
D TO us dated the - day Of August. 1877. from +.
w Clark for the benefit Of his creditors the under
signed will sell ut public auction, at his store, on
Twentieth street between Main and Franklin. on
MONDAY. September 10th, 1877. beginning 1T IL
o'clock 4. NJ. the following valuable property:
5 WAGONS,
) HORSES.
: sets HARNESS.
80 barrels FLOUR.
CRACKER-MACHISE.
BAKING-TINS.
% barrels SODA-CRACkERS.
2 barrels CORNIIILL CRACKERS,
2 barrels GINGER-NUTS.
2 barrels GINGER-CAKES.
l DESK,
SAFE.
z sets COUNTER-SCALES.
set STATIONARY SCALES.
6 SHOWCASES.
Lot GLASS JARS,
81 hogshrads SYRUP.
FURNACE and KETTLE,
Lot BREAD-TROUGTS.
BREAD-BOXES, &C., &c. &c.
The above stock IS to be sold. no matter WHAT II
brings In all likelihood 1t will he sold very cheap.
The attento OF the public IS invited to this SALE
TERMS: For all purchases less than sou cash
over $50. time given or well-endorsed notes.
i Is A 8 WfsE, Trustees
In consequence Of the unavoidable absence Of the
trustees the above sale is postponed to TUESDAY,
September 11lh. se1o
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AUCTION sALEs-ru,nre Days.
by Richardson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
lib Main street.

THREE VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
i ON TWESTY-NINTH STREET, CORNER
OF MARSHALL STREET, FOR SALE By AUG.
TIoN-On FRIDAY the 14th Of September, ST.
ut 5 o'clockP u. Tor after the saio of Mr.. c. b..
Lipscombs property. near by), we shall sell By auc-
tlon, on the premises, T n RE VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS. fronting 331S feet by 120 feet
on Twenty ninth street, Of Marshall street.
and twciyr months negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments, with Interest added ana secured
y, d IT," = lI13 Main street.
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REAL ESTATE. AGENTS, DC.

REAL ESTATE. AGENTS, &c.
r ANDS-FARMING, MINERAL. AND
TIMBEIED; also, CITY REAL ESTATE. for
SALE, RENT, or EXCHANGE. Send stamp for
Virginia Land Guide.
HOUSES SOLD, BUILT, AND REPALRED pS
THE INSTALMENT PLAN.
MONEY ADVANCED on RENTS OR LOANED
on REAL ESTATE OR COLLATERAL
SECURITY.
....r GEORGE L. CRAWFORD, .
IL o-ood - 1905 BANK street.
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OAR AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Is FOR SALE AT AUCTTON.-I will sell at nuc-
ton THURSDAY september Goth nt my 0ia sI Iat Of
M IA r. r. and SThURANT-FlNTURES, consisting
l. OF : TABLES. CHAIRS.
COUNTERS. CIlANDELIERS:
~ RANGES. STOVES. CARPETS,
CtCIS hi-N "' s, ZETELLE.
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LOST, sgRAYED. AND FOUND.

r OST, on Sunday night, between Main
IL and Second streets and the Second African
church. on Byrd street, 4 &c CkET containing halr
Main Street Sc 11-1t*
TAKEN UP AT. MAGNOLIA" ESs
tho rcs,aapr, of the late n. T. Bowe, .sEa1An
west LcipI Street, IN OLD cow: body red with
some white and seems TO have been burned upon
her back The owner will come forward, pay
Charges and take her away, or shs will be dealt With
according to Law. SC ta-oh
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DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE AD-
III yERTlSEaIENT, I announce that have taken
the store No 1928 Franklin street, recently occu-
MED by Mr. A. B Duesberry. and have SUCCEEDED 10
the business conducted by him, and believe tLat my
ier.Snina,ion Ia nttend promptly 10 all business en-
trusted 70 me viii entIte me share Of public pat
ronage My terms will be strictly cash, and returns
MIR. A. d. DUESBERRY will remain as salesman,
aud will be pleased to have the consgnments of his
friends. JOHN L. LAUGHTON, DR., agent.
September 10, 1877. Sc lO-9t
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BY ". Goddin.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
Bank and Eleventh streets.


SALE OF VERY DEslKA.
i RLE FARM OF goRTY a, AG IRA III n III Ihs
COUNTY OF HENRICO, ABOUT IihEE r., Al y n M -
HALF MILES EAST OF RICHMOND. NEAR 10
THE MECHANlCSVILLE TURStlhhE.1uD ny,
Watt and others TO Eaton Nance ana Mli1ain q
Brent trustees doth Of whom are deaa oerrs
22d OF January, 1862. duly recorded IN iiehrics
County Court In Deed-Book No ~ page ~ hcn.
rico county entered at the December teT1 ~ ~,
shall. as substituted trustees, proceTSuI 1s5AY
public auction. on the premises on III Ro ~ te
the 9th Of septenber 1874 at 9 Sepesfcrl the
fair; II not, on the first fair day lnersaII va
residue of the REAL ESTATE conyeycd pa s tha
deed and not released or sold; c1 on ,r, a. the
BUILDINGS and improvements tnere9o, no" IN NJ
pied by the said Wait, adjoining the larnis VI MI
John L. Grubbs and others. 49, ,..a;r ON
This is very desirable farm AND !. ronds lead %
excellent neighborhOod, with irst-ratc TonuS ie'"
Ing to and from Richmond. a,, ,,,, In
TERMS: The deed requires cnsn sac, p Sn,r ~
stead OF cash the creditor Will accept one Ioul VI
cash: the balance 1T six, Twelve. ana eign,eeHn
h I,o ~ dnod of trI,st J. G.. BLACKWELL,
~ NV" "a E. W. STEARSS,
Substituted Trustees.
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JAMES a. JOHN N. GORDON,
: WHOLESALE GROCERs

AND .a.s...
DEALERS IN METALS AND NOVA Scotia
GRiNDSToNEs,
offerf for sale TO the trade weli-asscrted stock.
orders promptly executed.
Just received, u lot of LARGE NOVA SCOTIA
GRIkDSTOkES suitable for machfnists.
& Call Mt Nos. 8 aud Fourteenth street, near
Exchange Hotel. au 22-Im
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p S-By rr,son OF the cloufly weather lnc aDOSe
sale was n6st ponrd TIL TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
ifh of Scptt lnfer. 7, at the same hour.
The DWELLING Is well finished. contains elsnt
rooms, with Sliding doors 10 the paror. INC pro-
perty can be bought privately before az I OF sac;
1 MI lSI
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RAILROAD LINES.


90 % - - -: -
+ RrcHMoNDs FRED'G & POTOMAC r. X. CO."
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEET:
RICHMOND, August ), 1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, August 9Th, trains VIII
run on this road ~ follows. ,.nv t,y
s:u7 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station da1ly I'H
o'0 " ccpt Sunday connecting With the bal,
tj1nore and ohio and Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. due ut washington
mt l:lO r M.; Baltimore ut $40 r.
N: PhiIadelphia ut $50 Z. ~. +: New
York mt 1915 r. NJ.
40 D ~ leaves Byrd-Strect station daily. arriy-
Ing at Washington NJ 9:3js l.. d. {:
baltimore Ut 1HO Z. NJ: Philafcl-
.s. phia at $40 A. NJ: New York at G:5
,,... ... a. NJ. Through sleeper from Rich
a.rs p N. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, Ter
:, Junction. leaves Bro1d-Street statiDL
daily Sundays cxcep,edj. st
TOO A. N. arrives ut Byrd-Street station daily:
leaves New York ut $50 thu precr-
ding evening; Baltimore at 1855 Z.
": Washington Al 1855 L. VI.
lO45 T. VI. arrives ut ByrdStrcet station daily eN
- cept Sunday. Leaves New York ut
sis A. N.; Philadelphia At 1905
L. NJ: Baltlmoreat 3:l5 z. NJ; WASH
ingtnn II $50 p. II.
S25 A. II. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
at Broad-Street Station daily tSun-
days exceptedl.
- f. r. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent
C.. a. TAYLOR,
IL % General Freixht and Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES.
gs::zzsZs 9sz;a.;5 ==;gz:s 81 II
AND DANVILLE RAIL
IL ROAD COMPANY,
THROUGH MAIL TRAM DAILY.

SCHEDULE or TRAINS TAKESG EFFECT
SUNDAY, AUGUST ), 1877
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aIISCELLANEOUS.

MTOTICE.-Know all men by these pre-
sents, that have this day appointed JOHN f.
LAUGHToN JE my agent for t me Sna In my Gf
GENER Al. AUCTIONEER, and to rcut such pre-
mises In the city OF Richmond rs he may deem ne
0s"''- ~, J. V. BIDGO0D.
R1cnaoSD, VA, September 8, 1877.
sc lO-2w
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
CHANGE OF HOUR. f=Sslnl
SPECIAL NOTICE

The steamer ELIZA HANCOX. Of The james
River Line, will leave Richmond at6I a. NJ. on ana
after WEDNESDAY, September 18TH
date l.. i. TATUI.
en- mot General Agent.
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E1OR NEW K.-The Old 6IsETk
i Dominion Steamship Company e.nAzsass
s,c,mshIp OLD DOMINION. CAPTAIN WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY, September llth, at 7 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Freight received until 6 o'cioch Monday evening.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
wardcd With dispatch to all points north south east,
aud west: also, 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accom- NJ odations unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2. S1ccrasc. 80 and
So.
For freight or passage. apply to
G.. W. ALLEN Z co, Agcn'-.
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BY Jno. +. Laughton: Jr. (tGcntl, Auctloneer>
1923 Franklin street.
"A. y. Due,bcrry, Salesman

"a. b. Due,bcrry, Salesman
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF FUR
N NITCRE. BEDDING, SC, AT hUCTlON:-
nv directions Of MIR. William Ross and Anton OS-
tcrbind. administrators OF 4. krezmarZ, deceased
will sell at auction, on TUESDAY the llth IN
slant at O O'Clock, ut the residence, Oh Gar! DC
tween Sixth and SeTenih streets,
2 FEATHER-BEDS,. -,.s.. s,.y. ..s..,
HAIR MATTRESSES,
SECRETARY, BUREAUS.
WARDROBES. REFRIGERATOR,
PICTURES, CHAIRS.
excellent COOk1NG-STOVE aud flAIUfES,
and other housekeeping articles. 49,.
JNO. E.LAUGuTON, JE: agent,
en- 1927 A,ctiOneer.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 FIRsT-CLAsss DiS Cii J. r.
w ROOM imam SERVANT, ana a' npi;n street
BERNARD. Apply at NO. SoA casl : i'''"
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"a Gs =:s:i $3.50 sssssasa :s:...ss;is!
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GROUND PLASTER.-250 tons FINE
VI GROUND PLASTER daily expected per
schooner Ella Frances.
ir 90 A. s. LEE.
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RrcHMoNDs FRED'G & POTOMAC II. u. Co..
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEST.
RICHMOND, August 3, 1871 J
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WHAT THE STRIKERS SAY.
A Card from The Employees of the
Pennsylyania Railroad.

From the Pittsburgh Commercial-Gaz-
ette.
The employees OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad last evening issued TIE follow.
iig card to the public:
=. We have used our best efforts
to have communication with President
Thomas a. Scott, but our requests have
not been noticed. We have so far been
far ard gentlemanIy with the company,
seeking AL arrangement and permitting
them To run their passenger trains up to
the present time and which we have the
power to Immediately stop. Even this
afternoon, one of the gentlemen OF
the Citizens Committee known
AS DR.. Donnelly, went to
Ess, Liberty at the request OF
the company who sent an engine TO take
US out, to make an arrangement for run
ming the passenger trains from Law
rencevrlle, but when we arrived there
we were informed that 10 officers were
there and We had TO return to the city rs
best we could. We are crcdItabiy In
formed that Presiden, Thomas a. scott
is in the city, and we requested DR.. Dom
relley to have All interview with MIR.
Thsw. to see if the company is disposed
to meet us on amicab.e terms. If we
are further ignored We know our last
resort, and Thomas A. Scott will continue
to assume the esponsibility.
THE FORT WAYNE sTRIKER> EXPLAIN.
Last evening orders were given on the
Fort Wayne road .or the discontlruance
OF all tue passenger trans going out IN
the evening. As soon as the order be-
came promulgated generally among the
strikers they issued.s card, ~ follows;
To the Public:
All trains that were discontinued on
the Fort Wayne road tonight, WAS
done by the company. They dlscon-
tnued some six trslns; the men run
out one accommodation and one
through express TO carry the wait
ing passengers to Chicago We wish
to state to the pubic that al trains are
discontinued by the company aud not by
the men, rs the men are ready and
willing to have all passengers trains go,
and will use their best eSdesvors to ae-
commodste the public to the best OF their
sbility. The discontinuing OF these
trains by the compaAy is merely done to
draw the sympathy of the people to their
side.
lSignedl SrRIKER..
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An OUNCE OF PREVENTION, &C,

The terrible scenes of blood. shed, an.
srchy, rspine and murder that hsue just
trsnspired around us, all for want of pro-
per care and management. has induced
the Mayor to urge some precautionary
measures to be taken among onr own
citiaens to prevent any such out
break. Not that he fears anything OF
the kind, but on the ground that to be
always prepared Is to be always safe. bis
plan, as explained to us yesterday, Is
simply to secure sufficient and reliable
force of citizens VINO could be promptly
used, and ready for any emer-
gency. He requests that the en-
ployees of each mill, glass works
factory and considerable establishment
shall forthwith organize themselves into
companies OF twenty or thirty men, ap-
pointing an officer for each. These COM
panies to be reported with the names
and numbers of members in each TO the
mayor, who will visit and invest
them with poIicee powers. The
special care of each company would be
to guard from fire and depreciation their
own factories and homes, and in time o.
general disturbance be used to restore
and maintain the just peace and quiet OF
the city.
He earnestly urges the value, the i'm
portance and the propriety of prompt
action in compliance with this request
and he feels sure that the citizens will
fully endorse and approve the plan.
Mavor SWEENEY is firm in his belief that
no disorder will occur in this city, which
he SAWS contains the best and most law
abiding people to be found anywhere.
Nevertheless when ne remembers the
unfortunate occurrences at Pittsburgh,
which mi,gt have been avorted, had the
Msyor of that city not rested so con-
tentedly on MS ordinary means OF pre-
serving the ives and property OF his citi-
zens, he thinks it but mis- duty to Proht by
both the lesson and wsrniI 9, and there
for he should not fail to provide every
reasonable and proper means to repreSS
and control disorder. We believe these
prccsut onary steps on the part of Mayor
SWEENEY display wise !orthoughE
and all good citizens, including
the strikers will agree with HIM, The
strikers are Just as eager to prevent mis-
chief ~ all other law-abldirg citizens,
aid will cooperate with them to that
end
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THE STRIKE SPREADING.

rbere seems but little doubt that the
..n-osd strike is extending and spread
ing in all directions, except where old
,,s,a. ara retained. or some OF the COM
,s,iss have thought it prudent to re-
lind the orders for reduction. There
are exceptions to the mania, especially IN
,ba South and East, but in the West and
Middle States it is almost general.
The business of the country is embsr-
...ssd - il never mas been before by this
interruption Of railroad communication.
rrsds and commerce are psrslyzed,
chile there must have been, snd still is
ming on. frighttul shrinkage in the
vslue of railroad property. 1t may send
Companies into bankruptcy, aud hasten
the revolution in railroad ownership,
which many believe to be the only legiLi.
mate adjustment of the embarrassed
-nsDcisl condition of the railroad inter-
- We mean the absorption OF the
.,,is by the bondholders, and their re.
,rrsnization on reduced capital stock.
Il iss tact that should not be lost
,Iga. of, when the railroad strikers are
.r.icised for their refusal to accept the
,l.astion" which is declared to be the
sg!.imste outgrowth OF hard times and
,1rfDksge in values, that the railroad
,onpsnies-or nj least many Of them
ara conducting their business so as to
,orcs lnastiOn dividends. They are
saiesyorin. b. extract interest on
capital stock increased three
VI four fold by Lue process OF watering
or pay dividends lsrsely IN excess ot the
current rates NJ which money can be
.osned. The Baltimore X Ohio pays ten
Ger cent. divideods, and the Pennsyl-
ysn.s railroad has increased i. cspitsl
stock from twelve to eighty millions o!
iollsrs. Is there not a hugg ing OF the
ielusions of the in rhstion ers here far
,aeAd OF anything charged on lhe work
nsn clsmorous about ten per cent. re
lag,ion.
II va are to get to hard-pan, and Il
thi, IS TO be the conc usive argument OF
81 questions of wages, let it apply as we
" sl financial bubbles. the struggling
reminders Of flush times. The capita!
stock OF railroad companies should be
scaled down so tney would bear just
relation to the reduction on other values,
aud not kept al the high water mark of
speculative times
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pay WHAT IL JISI,

We see J., -leted that the Presidents OF
the principal rsilroad lines of the coun-
try are ,,nr 70 hold conference. The
,Ooner tie better for he Interests OF their
roads and tfe interests of the public
They have two duties to perform st this
luncture Isl, 10 adjust the wage, OF their
employees So that all may live; ID, 70 SO
adjust tariffs upon through freigh.s and
passengers rs TO yield their roads u
living.
The wages OF most OF the railroad en-
ployes were low enough before this last
reduction, but this was notably SO will
1remen and brskemen on freight trains.
These men received $3.50 and $l.75 per
day before the reduction; but even the
reduction would have been stood if the
men mad been given steady work. As it
l- they seldom average over
from one half to two thirds
tine, and much of the idle time Ms well
as the time Of their employment was
spent away from home on expense. Let
any one figure il he can how it is posi-
Die for man TO pay house rent, and fur
nlsh food, fuel and clothing tor q family
sitter providing in the most economical
Say for MS own wants, out of such an
Income. Many OF these men
hsye been IN the employ OF the
company tor years; have been faithful
servants, loyal to the interests OF the cor
porstIor; they have taken An intelligent
iatereS: in its affairs and sborad to pro-
mote is prosperity; they have ceaseleSs.
~ peuIcd lite and limb in its service.
And what has been the return for this?
Their wages have been reduced below n
.',Hg point; their complaints and pro-
.es!' have been hsughtily disregarded;
'ley were treated as mere machines by
'le'r superiors in authority; though
lie best years OF their lives
nave been given to its arder-
oIs and dangerous service, any slight de-
cline IN the revenues OF the road subjects
Them 70 immediate discharge; and all
This while the chief officers of the COM
P"ny are receiving heavy salaries snd
The stockholders handsome dividends.
1t Is said railroad property is not now
paving, yet we observe dividends are
'!Il. declared But if It is not paying
Ie. the rates of carrying be increased
lnl. 1t does pay to do the business.
l. Is in the power of the rail-
road presendents TO combine and do this.
Ihey combine for the reduction of labor,
WY not tor the increase of freight and
passenger charges. There will be just
a. much merchandise carried if the
prices are placed at living rate as if
Kept Al 8 losing rate. 1t is better for all
SIat tslr prices be paid for everything
"oen either labor or capital sells for
ts' than its just value there is stagns-
.oh' lack of prosperity, loss.
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Commissioners Sale.

Ann sutton and others
-. o.. f.I.....,.
j.. &. iIN, Trustee for 80
Eliza esh +. tssu, -. al.
lu the Nur bel pal Court Of Wheeling.
b. Virtue oi A decree In the above sDti-
tied cause, eutersd by said Court on the
5th day Of July, m, the undersigned.
-pecis! Comm. .SiOn"T. viii, on
Friday. the 27th ofJoiy, 1877,
beginning Al 10 o'clock \. ", proceed o.
sell Al public auction At the front doOr OF
TIE Court Hgu-1 u ohio county, In The
city Of Wheeling the follow nZ desc yibed
real estate, situated on The eat side Oi
Main street, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, having a front on VI ia
stress Of y fe 4. and running eastwardly
w.th All even width ~ iret bounded ou
the north by property of Thomas Horn
brook, and an the south by the property
Of A. -Vcrtfszer, and nov occupied by
" m. Graham as furniture store known
IS The j. y. RDhb' pfDp"'tf. said prop
erty will BE- sold subject % the lease Of
aid WIN. Graham. the purchaser Ia pas
the ttIe- Of ~ aud taE- = pro rata snaTs
~ years rent.
TyEgs OF EALE-Onr-third Of the pur-
chase mOrey lu cash Tor greater proper
lion II the. purcnz.eT electsl, Ons-third
IN -:r MONTH, and the residue in twelve
noutrs, the purchaser glgiug MS note
vith approved persDnal security tor said
deferred pay ments, ~ tn interest from day
ol sale, and the title % be retained until
the purchase money -hal! be paid In iu!l.
JOHN J. JOSE1-,
iyZ5s special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-25
LAdYertisement.I ]

The schools and hospitals of New Or
leans receive their support partially from
the earnings OF the Louisiana S,ste Lot
terry Company, which is fairly managed
by men OF prominence, and the drawings
are superintended by Gems. P. 7. Beaurs-
gard and Jubsl Early, who are the COM
missioners. Any information will be iur-
nished by NJ. A. Douphin, p. o. box 692
New Orleans. The next drawing is an
nounced TO take place 7th August,