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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-28
by Robert B. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer..
1912 Main street. -

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer..
1919 Main street. 80
COMMISSIONERS. SALE OF A NICE,
" BRICK HOUSE AND GOOD LOT SITUATED
ON THE EAST SIDE, OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN
COuTTS AND HILL STREETS ATAUCT1ON.-
BY Virtue of q decree OF the Richmond Chancery
Court pronounced on the 5th day Of April, In
suit styled Miller vs Melton ct ais, therein pend
ing, the undersigned, appointed special commission
er by said decree will offer for sale, upon the prem
ises, on TUESDAY the 2Sth day Of May. 1873, at
So O'Clock p NJ the property described IN said de-
cree. The LOT has q front of about 80 rect, more
and IS now occupied.
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut six, twelve,
and eighteen months, the purchaser to give ncgotia-
Bile notes, with legal interest added and the title 10
be retained until all of tie purchase-money IS paid
and a conveyance ordered by the court.
iGEs. WE. G. GARRETT. JR.,
my 22 Special Commissioner
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auCTgos sAlEs-Easare pay..
BY y. Thomf ,son brown.
Real Estate gent and uetfoneer,
tf111aI Main ,st7 esct 3 sss* y g

ii
TRUSTEES, SALE OF Is FARM In
Ab eHsIaG 1 hkoh n5eHs9 yre e q zee aeea
corded III the Hpnrieo County Conr 80 p. B. d, el|
aDS Building
Loan Association being required so 70 DO on ac-
Ssre sss II ZEE Th SSns
son Brown. lis Main aireos, ON THUEs-
ssRs FA re- asssssd ssd
deed aas follows: YAH that certain q RACT OF
LAND In, the county OF .HeurtSo, on the headoT-
ifof Rishmo oa 1ne eesainins TWENTYFvE
ACRES, and bounded as follows: On the north by
the land Of W Rose on the east by the meaao ,
south byiihs land of d. ". DE voss: and on the
west by the Richm ond and Heprico turnpike:''
TERMS: To be announced at sale In accordance
s.s M;h;TATgMr Trustees
j. THOMPSON BnowN, Auctoneer. my 81
ny Williams & Gibson. +,
Stock aud Real Estate Brokers and Auctloneers.
r. ARGE SALE OF VIRGINIA CoNsoL
N RTE5ER nsRs 1lsae hs decree
the Circuit Court or the city OF Richmond entered
in tie suit OF Sands and others vs. The Guardian
MAY, 1875. viii sell at public auction, at The ONCE
Of Messrs. WILLIAMS q GIBSON, Auctlonesrs, No.
LUZ Nhlu 6lTeet, R1cHmOHus Fa', VI W
DAY, May 29!h at half-past II 9'cl1ck III, .x1Nc
10000 vikGiNiA CoNsoL NON-TAX-PAY-
ING COUPON BONDS known as PEEL
ERs}-in:ercst from January 4 1879:
10000 WEST VIRGINIA ZONE L II LIZ ~
CERTIFICATES 49,.
$500 ORDER FOR PAST-DUE INTEREST
| ON VIRGINIA CONSQL -B0NDS,
on VIRGINIA NON. TAx-PAYING
r. N. T. HUNTER.
Special Commissioner.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Auctioneers. my 23
SHERIFF'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
| - STOCK OF THE SOUTHERN TEA CQMiIP,A1,,,
STORE.-By virtue OF order of the Circuit Court
or The city Of Richmond. made In case of McGlel.
Ian, &C.. against Krety, shall proceed TO sell, at
The store of the Southern Tea Company, lately oc-
cupied BY Charles Krety. No. 9I2H Main street, on
| WEDNESDAY the 10Th instant, commencing; at
! 10 O'Clock, the BNTIRE STOCK OF GOODS In
said store, consisting Of an elegant assortment OF
| One COFFEE-TOASTER,
| Three pair Of good SCALES and WEIGHTS,
! Que large COFFEE-GRINDER,
| Large lot of TEA, f.as.
800 SUGAR, POWDERS. SODA. - -
| COFFEE, PAPER, CORN, & -i.st
CRACkERS, SPICES; ;, ,t.s ~
1 Enc HWNfSG Ih &C., &c. lass
Immediately after the sale Of the goods, say at IL
| O'Clock, will be sold the UNEXPIRED TERM OF
THE LEASE OF THE STORE and CELLAR,
| ending January 20. 1879.
my IS JOHN W. WRIGHT, 2. C.. r.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
D ECUTED n the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
AZ 1850 ROAD COMPANY.
TRAIN DAILY.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFTECT
| SUNDAY, MARCH 81. 1878.
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. BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. : d
Eleventh sti Get between SIain and Bank.

TRAME DWELLING No. S14, ON
H FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN BAKER AND
DUVAL STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
We will sell ut auction, on the premises, on WE'D
the Goth Of May, at O'Clock p. NJ y the
FRAME DWELLING situated rs above, containing
five rooms, with Kitchen with two rooms, now occu-
pied by Mrs Sarah F. Turner The lot fronts 24A
feet and runs back to alley. This is coniforta
BILE small dwelling, and IN good order t.5'.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, III
my 25 Auctioneers.
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EOR RENT, A DESIRABLE RESI- e.
n DENCE-No. 61S north Eighth street-Es:I
containing eight rooms, with all modern improve
mcnts; bathrooms, range, hot and cold water, &c.
Apply to JOHN BOWERS,
INV 23-e1d2Mt Nns7 Iron Block.
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TOR RENT, BRICK. DWELLING GA
n No. 23l1 Franklin street; ten rooms Eel
kitchen four rooms; brick stable and the necessary
ou.houscs: bath city water and gas; in good order.
Also, TWO BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 1913
and 1S15 Grace street; eight rooms each ; kitchens
two rooms: gas; city water and closets; in good
order.
! Also, BRICK. DWELLING corner Fourteenth
and Ross streets: twenty-one rooms; gas; city wa
ter bath rooms and closets. This is good location
for boardinghouse, for which purpose it has been
used for some years: in nice repair. ~s.
= These HOUSES will be rented regardless of price.
.g..t.s#.Ea.E E. A. j. CLOPTON.
Eleventh street between Nam and Bank.
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In the town Of Ashland. House contains six rooms.
TERMS: by the mouth, Sl2: by the year, less.
Address S. g. r." care Of Redd & Elly on. NO.
IL O3 Main street. my 2S-eod4t
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ReAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN AT PRIVATE
IN SALE-about EIGHTY-NINE ACRES OF
LAND (part OF SncIl,s), on the Craigton road,
about one mile east Of The city. First-rate for
dairy farm, &c, &C. Twill sell VERY LOW AND ON
EASY TERMS. TO accommodate would sell in par
cells. Apply to i'll. APPERSON,
my25-St, a,, Real Estate Agent.
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY
Y ATTRACTIVE LOT AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF CLAY AND TENTH STREETS
fBEING PART. OF THE GROUND ATTACHED
yTO THE RICHMOND FEMALE. INSTITUTED
FOR SALE.-This beautiful LOT, located as above,
100 by 100 feet, Is for sale on liberal terms NJ
VERY REASONABLE PRICE, If immediate appica-
tion be made. For q hrSt-class residence It has
many advantages. w. GODDIN,
my 25-3t a Auctioneer.
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s by Frank 3. Hill.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
/ l10S Main street

HANDsOaIE PARLOR SUIT AND
II!GENERAL HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. &C., AT AUCTION;-At, the re-
will SELL at No. o. corner Of Franklin and Sew
enth Streets OH TUESDAY, May %, 1878, at IL
: j. i'i ROSEWOOD PARLoR SUIT, in Velvet
MaRBIE-ToP TABLE and MIRROR;
! ETAGERE, 49,. .=s@ Is
i 1 BOOKCASE,
CARPET, 1IAT-RACk,
sIpEBoARb and REFRIGERAToR,
I CH3MBER SET FURNITURE.
8 LOUEGE-BED,
BEDSTEADS, &c. .sF1
1cookING-sT0VEan and UTENSILS, sc.
- f.N''' o'''A' FRANK D. HILL, Auctioneer.
Sale conducted by JNo. e. LAUGnToN, Auc-
tIOneer. m! "a
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FOR RENT.

CTORE FOR RENT AT PUBL1Cg5
- AUCTION.-Will be rented at pubic auc- sa:j
iicn. at ~ o'clock H., May go, 1878, STORE No..
912k Main street.
my 2S-2s JOHN ". WRIGHT, Sheriff.
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WANTS.

.XXTANTED, A NURSE, WHITE OR
w colored, from ten to fourteen years old, hon,
est, neat, and well recommended. Apply at 6O9
Twelfth street. my ZS-1L~
WANTED, b 0 A r D e Il S.-A rev
wv ROARDISRS viii be taken at COS north
Eighth street. near Leigh. Large and airy rooms.
well lighted and ventilated. my 2S-6tE
wv ANTED. AN ENERGETIC MAN,
w who has had some experience in wholesale
trade, to travel in Virginia and North Carolina Ad-
dress, with reference, G. A. W., care Dispatch
. nv 27-2tk .s.a.-0 Is.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
WYNDHAN r. MAYO carrying United States MALL,
leaves Richmond for above-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at $50
A. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk or acknowledgements so
Fare round Observation-Disclosures. 4 90
Fare to baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Fare to Philadelphia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 as
Fare to New York;. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 16
Fare to Boston piG Fail kiver line.. Is So
Fare 10 Boston pia NJ and NJ lne.......,.. Il 90
Through tickets sold ut Gaxber's. S26 Main street (;
Exchange Hotel, and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
landings on Tar river; Washington, d. c., Boston,
aud regular landings James river. ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL bas lately been almost en-.
tirely rebuilt aud refurntshed In all elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended ~
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
L. D. TATHM, Superintendent. 81
tE& sos Main street and Rockets.
j. w. McCARRIcK, Agent. Norfolk. NH 22
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THE VIRGINIA STEAM-eLEn,
L BOAT COMPaNY'S sEnasssSsnssssnzk
ia MES-RIVER LINE,
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, AND
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER,
AT NORFOLK WITH THE BAY
% LINE, ~
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA. NEW
YORK. AND BOSTON. ''.
" -t.F4 ALSO WITH. s.sE#
!. NJ. AND II. STEAMSHIP. COMPANY FOR
BOSTON DIRECT.
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fTOR RENT, SEVERAL LARGE, e.
II PLEASANT ROOMS, including base 81
1nen!-where there are no ch1ldren-Suitable for
housekeeping; use Of parlor. 632 Seventh street.
" my2S-eod2tk
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=
-s-ss-s- = 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ulNI Re
Oar AtrCTI1N.--df .ihe 81 quest OF Mr; 0ieti.
his residence, 14I9 Ross, between Fourteenth ana
O'Clock. nil Of his eiesalt consisting
ssn sa sir gI TpAnIoRF UgN4TURE:su
boIstered in beautiful satin 4Esf
q re-, SfARglsW-Tts up n BbFS. 10
IL S.a4. N5RArINGs. iUlL4PAINTINGS, -
!: Il 80. LACE CURTATNS. DC. ~ Is
y,he chs nfpra arr flIrnfsled with ~ -,
One very superior SUIT lNHh WARDROBE, Mar
Two S; t0Tf1G ECHASiBER SUITS, complete;
e.fs's B, HAIR and sHJIQK MATERESSES,
sSs 49, PILLOWS and BOOSTERS. s t
6 Real CHINA TOILET-SETS.
.t;y;s ;Es BRUSSELS CARPETS, So 80
fy stsiY TENDERS. Sc ~ - :. :. 80 :
vi FLOOR 0H.CL0TH throughout the house.
In the tinin0-roOni fs 20 .t.L.-. u n -
Complete SUIT OF WALNUT FURNITURE,co COW,
5. . ered S siaR sisa1ner BUFFET. fs
~ Z 49,, WAIINUT:EXrENs 15isi;
IN CyIJT-GEASSW,AREa and CROCKERY, ~ !
Es 5s.4a, DIEIEG-ROOM CHAIRS. 2@,s5 80. 80. y
~ &. 4 q HAT-RACK.s SAF E,rs-i' i y
f- sess,.y,s ,REFRt GERATOR. DO.
The KITCHEN FURNITUREisofsth the best quar-
i' ~ tus'1 One excellent COOKING STOVE,
jiGfs GLASS PRESS, &C. 3a Ft&
II being Dir. OdeEheimer's determination 10 aiS-
continue housekeeping, this sale VIII afford an OPP.
portnnity TO all to supply themselves With Fur.
. my Is 50 po' - II; d. COOK. .Auetionoer.
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irlll,,p,l


TUESD6 &. 4. rs
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II RESIDENCE, in Linden row mo. 1o2 Eli
Franklin strcet), now occupied by Peyton Wise,
ESD, Is for rent. 1t contains twelve rooms, besides
Kitchen with four rooms. Possession 10th Of Juae
next Rent very reasonable to q good tenant.
I'm Ew e o..
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WANTED.-We desire to establish a
w general agency in Richmond or vicinity to
control the sales Of staple article OF dailyeSon.
sumption. Any energetic man with small capital
may secure permanent, paying business. Fol. par
ficulars address EMPIRE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 1872 Fulton street, New York.
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w ANTED. "A COLORED BOY ABOUT
w sixteen or seventeen years old. to wait in the
ice-cream saloon. Reference required:
my27-2t ... So 1886 Main street.
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EOR RENT, STORE No. 16 Four G==:a
Il tcenth street. between Main and Cary. APP Ell
ply to F. II. lSBELL, Real Estate Agenr. Eleventh
and Bank streets, or at the premises. my Aim
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TOR RENT, SIT
HOUSE AND GARDEN
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A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF VIR-
IN GINA, we'll versed in the French, Spanish.
and Italian languages. wishes employment as
acquired in France, Spanish South America, and
Italy and are spoken and written correctly and
with facility. Can also teach German and Drawing.
Address BOX 1876, University of Virginia. Refer to
Professors JAMES L. HARRISON, NJ. p. JobNR.
PAGE, Al. ID. my 27 2aw3wF
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No. 2-6:l7 A. NJ,
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leaves Richmond: ARRIVES Al
Burkevi'le 1902 4. NJ. Suth-
crime 1886 p. d.. Dan'Ille
3:12 T.. NJ. Greensboro j:lJ
=. ", SALISBURY 1885 I. ~,
and Charlotte 9:42 L. ".
leaves Charlotte: arrives at
Salisbury 500 A. NJ. Green's
bor0' 1882 A. d.. Danyilla
1887 =. n. Suthcrlin's l:23
+. d., Burkeville 5:07 Z. H.,
,pI RtcltpouI T.iSp NJ
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THisSUGh
No. 1880 A. NJ,
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MTANTED. PURCHASERS FOR NEW
w and SECOND. HAND ROCKAWAYS, LIGHT
BUGGIES, SEWING-NACHINE WAC ONS,
PONY PIiAkTONS. Also, one fine WAGONETTE,
made TO accommodate twelve persons-but little
used; for sale low. W. Z. SMITH.
Fifth between Broad and Marshall streets.
-H f.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-15

The Greatest Medical Discovery sfncc The Creo-
ZION Of Nan, or since The Commence
naent Of the onrfstian Esa
There never has becn.n time when the
neaiing OF so many different diseases has
been caused by outward application as the
half OF the entire population of tho globe re-
sort 10 the use of ordinary p~lasters.
DR. MELvTN'S CAPsICUM Porous PLAsTERs
are acknowledged by all who have used
them. TO act quicker than any other plaster
they ever before tried, and that one OF these
plasters VIII do more real service than a hun
ared OF the ordinary kind. All other plas-
ters are slow Of action, and require TO be
worn continually to effect q cure; but with
these Y Is entirely different; the instant one
Is applied the patient will feel Its effect.
physicians In all ages AVE thoroughly
tested and well know the effect of Capsicum;
and 10 has always been more or less used as q
h hn agent Tor an application;
nut II is only of very recent date that its nd
vantages In a porous plaster have been dis
covered; BEING, however. convinced of the
" G .rsIc,@ cures effected by DIR;
rlority over all other p~lasters, they now
actually prescribe them, In their practice. for
a and diseases as rheumatism. palm in the side
the use OF plasters or After you
nave tried other plasters and liniments. and
cney AYE failed, and you want q certain
SAPsIcuM Porous PLASTER. You can hardly
peiieye your own convictions of Its wonder
it's it's s snseas. vol ALTHOUGH aS% ls powerful S e nl and aaa., Gn iol ,b In
most delicate person to wear, as 1t Is free
rom lead and other poisonous material COM
piasters. One trial is a sufficient guarantee
ot,lts merits, and one plaster will sell hun
dreds to your friends.
sIcUM Porous PIAssTnn na and M iake no other The
or, on receiptof 25 cents for one. 81 for 1--WE, or
" ior q dozen, they will be mailed, post paid,
to any address in Inc United States or Cana,
dae. a1sa 10 III
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-05-15
1900 Rare Wild Animals

Baby Elephant. Chicago"
Trained Tigers, Performing Lions,
IIyenas, Etc. a 6-ton Rhinoceros, 10
performing Lions. Rare collection of
the African Antelope Family. More
Wild Beasts than any three of the larg-
est M%enagerics travelling.
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The c Operative
Newspapers.

1t hns been asserted that one-half OF al
money. paid by New York advertisers for
advertising outside of that city tr the CO.
Operative Newspapers.
II this statement Is true there Is no occasion
for surprise that prominent papers which are
still charging war prices for advertising feel
called upon to abuse a rival with which they
hin themselves unable to maintain n COM
petition.
Newspapers, together with catalogues and
and advertising ratee, mailed free on appli-
cation to SEALS & GenI Agents
ANEnIKAN NEWSPAPER UNION, ~ Spruce
Street, New York.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Street or Blark
ATTORNEYS.
u. MCLAUGHLIN Ferguson
Johnson Il POTTER, Carey Block
e. W. MANN, 3G1 Sixteenth
J. W. KTNGMAN, leader Block
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New Pocket Fire Arm


Smallest and mos p.rf r,
saAbrS Revolver in the world. U.gati
kAAkfA 1form OF stock, or ha,dis, dis.
ssnsed with. A perfect safeguard against
ARM Co. Lawrence. Msss, ~seps-dawtf.
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.

Gr"ceris., Grain. Provisions, Etc.
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Corrected weekly by whIppie & Hay, Whole.
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants, Cheyenne April %
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21
Congress Yesterday.

In the United States Senate, yesterday
a dis c,Ission arose as to the order of bust
ness after the recess, but the Senate de-
clined to make any special order. Mr.
Conover submitted an amendment to
the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill,
which was referred. appropriating $3.50,
700 for the Pensacola Navy Yard and
$1y7 ,1s4 for the Norfolk Navy Yard
An executive session was held. When
the doors were reopened, Mr.. Beck's
bill to repeal the test oath for jurors
was passed, and the Senate adjourned
until the 7th of January.
In the House the Senate bill refunding
to oftbe Union Transfer Company the
amount of internal revenue taxes lliegai
'Iy assessed, was passed. A communica
ton was received from the Secretary OF
the Treasury in answer TO a resolution ol
INQUIRY as to the Government balances
in National banks from March, 1876
to the end of the present year. 1t wa
referred to the Ways and Means Com
mittee. Adjourned until January.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21
The KiIlona Plantation s.,,

Gen. Sheridan Keeging Aaoay from N.
Court Roona-CisSing tie Epidence.
Gen. Sheridan was not present in the
United States Court yesterday to hear
the closing evidence on his side in the
$4i0,OOO suit, instituted against by James
A. Whalen for the seizure of the Killona
plantation, nor has he attended in the
case since Judge Wallace decided four
days ago that the action was against him
as an individual, and that he could only
be regarded as plain Mr.. Sheridan in the
court. Previous to that he was a daily
visitor from the beginning Of the trial,
The defence closed their evidence for
Gen. Sheridan, and George Simpson. an
expert in handwriting, was sworn for
the plaintiff. He testified that in bis
opinion, the notes dated Dec. /. 1sG5
and April 3, 1866, endorsed by Whalen
and given BY Morgan Morgans, Jr., to
Mark Eoyt had been written on or about
the same time and with the Same kind of
link.
Peter Smith, paper dealer, testified
That the two notes Of Morgan Morgans,
j, were written ON paper taken from the
same quire and the same make up.
Morgan Morgans, Jr., was called, and
testlhed: 81 wrote one of the notes, and
Whalen wrote the other. Hoyt was in
the St. Charles Hotel at the time, Wha-
len and had conversation as to the
giving Of one Of the notes, and Whalen
Morgans, aud were sitting toge her,
and when the notes were made by Wha-
len and |, Hoyt said al don't want to
know anything about this," and turned
his back on us. ...
A letter dated New Orleans, Oct. Is.
1873, and addressed to Mark Hoyt, ask
ing him not to testify in the suit, was
shown to Mr.. Morgans, who acknowledge
ed that he had written it. The letter
says: ~.
Ii you feel that you can conveniently
avoid being placed on the stand, can
assure you that l can and will produce
quetus Of claims against you. If you
are placed on the stand, some things may
come to light that might be any thing
but pleasant for you and me and our
families. have written contract
with w. that | am to have one half of
the results ofthe suit |; hence you can
see my position. As am at present sit
uated financially, L could not 90 North
and live comfortably, owing to losses
and sbrlnkage in values, should I be J
forced to sell, as 1 will if Tilden
should be elected, and it is by no means
certain that he will not. But should |
get anything to speak Of out Of the suit, l
would shake the dust of Louisiana off
my boots, Tilden or no Tilden.
The last witness for Whalen was his
wife, who said that at the time of Sheri-
dams order she had been living at the
Killona plantation about three years.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21
The Reading Railroad EN-
plOyes TO be Paid I'm Interest
bearing Ccrtiticates.

PoTTsviLLE, Dec. 20.-A special to
the Miners Journal, dated Philadelphis,
says 1.-THE Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company will Immediately pay
ifs railroad hands all their back wages in
certi fcates bearing interest, pay able half
mApril aud half in May. They will be
receivable at once for all debts due the
company or in payment of coal bills.
An intefestbearing accounts will be made
up for past deferred payments, and will
he paid IN cash to the men in January"
TINS news, which was entirely unexpect-
ed, has created much Joy among the en-
plcyes of the company in this city and
Vlclni y, as no money was expected at
least before January |. The report was
believed to be premature early this
morning, but towards noon private des-
patch received fIom Philadelphia stated
that the "report was true aud that prep
arations are being amadet issue the
scrip immediately" This will, enliven
business, and large amount ef money
will change hands. Most of the eni-
ployes hereabout are glad to hear the
good news, as they term ii, saying that,
considering the condition of all industries
for the past year, and the many employees
Of different parties who were compelled
TO accept 80 per cent and still lower
amounts on the dollar, the Reading Gem
pany are doing well, and they have no
reason 70 complain. Other employees are
dissatisfied, but are wi ling to accept the
scrip.
HOW THE NEWS WAS RECEIVED IN
READING.
READING, Dec. 20.-The news "that
the Reading Railroad Company intend
paying their employees four months salary
in scrip" has caused considerable excite
.nent among the employees in this city.
There are, In all, several thousand work
men for the company in this city, and
four months salary woald be an enor-
nous amount of money to get, and
would tend to brighten up business.
The men will accept the scrip, and hope
to be able to turn it into cash without
any shaving. Many Of the men are in
needy circumstances, and this news will
be godsend to them. The news is not
known to any extent outside the city,
and, therefore, little can be said as to its
effect but it supposed that everywhere
along the line it will be received with
joy, as evidences at present indicate.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21
Killed His Uncle.

LANCASTER, December W.-A party
was given last night at the Eagle HOTEL
SmitRyille, this county, at which des'
perate character, named George Martin
created a disturbance. His uncle, Joshua
Winters, demonstrated with him, ant
words led to a scufiie, in which Mr.. WIN
ters fell to the ground and expired al
most instantly. Martin has been arrest
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21

James Kearney, one Of the striking
car drivers on the New YORK Ihird As. .s.
nue. railroad, was yesterday founu euii.y y.
of assault and battery and remandea ioi
sentence.
The daily gazette., 1878-12-21

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