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THE LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
suie,man Pa-ha'. Army Cut In Two-Gen.
Gourko's Victory Complete,

LONDON, Jan. "a. A Russian official de-
spalch from kc1anlk says part Of Suleinlan
pa-has train, consisting OF 1000 wagons was
captured on the 18Th inst. near Hcrmany about
forty milos west ~ Adrnnoplc. Another do
spatch from krzanIk says; From details re-
ceivcd By the Ruseian stan. Gen. Guurko's Ni,-
tory at Philippopois was more complete than
at first announced. Suleiman rasha's whole
army. 10000 strong, was engaged, ANA finally
split into two paris; one. commanded by Fuad
pashu. fed into the mountains. and tho other.
under Su.cimAn lnshA rotrpntrd IN the dlrrc-
ilon Of liaskOi, pursued 10y Gems SkOh"lett and
kdToif. The ltussans CAPTURED ~ gins.
COSsTANTI NOPIK, Jan. "a, - The liussiAns.
who have appeared at keshan are only scouts
LONDON. Jan. 2j-The Sidndarfs Vienna
correspondent says "a telegram received from
Canea, Crete dated Jan. 23, says that the Chris
iinns hold all Of tho open country. Tho Turk
ish attempts at conriiatiOn have failed
Tho HdndarGs berlin despatch says: The
ROumanlan Minister OF Finance. who has ar
rived here. il reported TO bs tho bearer OF nm
autograph letter from Prince Charles request
ing the Emperor's intervention against the cos
siOp Of Bessarabia to Russia"
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sOnE UisHINGTON rorICs.
Probable Weieciion or Hayes Nominee for
COLLECTION Of New Orlenms.

WAsurNcToN Jan. 2i.-A meeting ~ tho SEN
ate Committee on Commerce was held today. 10 which
the nomiu tuon OF Mr. williamson as Collector of New
orleans discussed. and 1t as,,ttaln,i that the
committee nearly unanimous in favor ct adverse
report The Democrats object TO the nomination OF vii
hanson bccau- OF hi- intimate relations with members
OF the Returuius Blari whe prominent Republican is
SAID 60 have Ait ui ton tiu Williamson hnd been a
IuncHl freebooter vino served any ufiy tor reward.
AMI who had shown special iituiV for aHuiu
i've lutlc. lywi.'- nulntfUu NHFNl Nurcr Will Dee
confirmed Su,ln-.t nomination, cAtrpt % may De- unr
uf tlo-e iu Nw Aurk. lF, gwen She imifH -trAfOu
much auuuN Ar.. As that Of collector Al Nrw orleans
The >chut, /. tain Go h'ru ths action 90 the com.
nniier, which Wi uc very sriiOu' blow 10 Hayes.
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dcCUsING nER EMrLOYER.
A brooklyn Working Giri Appeals 90 Ju.tice
Riley 10 Recover ~ Fine.

Isabella IIasan. "a pretty girl. complained to
Justice RlcY IA Bro"kyn yesterdaJ, that samuel Dis
becker Of the New YoIk button acory at schermoThon
street aud Bocrum place. hat ulUustly hncd her She
said that She nnei hfy cents Tor spong some hut
tom, and that asking to the damaged button, She
was refused There three tour hundred grl, thure
who earn from /, 10 ilhh wctk tut MISS Hogan siy-
there i,A system oi fines winch greatly reduces their
wages Thu .arls all work ~ the piece. ANA they are
Loser, n they are late nui not their employers Alter
try Irarh hcir work room at ~ pclo, mt tie morn
r Miss lngAn AYERS the door /, locked ON them nnd
the manager rdriirs away tho kry shutting OH their
means ut uf mo Miss llngAn sad that size
had nncd dollar in the two weeks IN which She
wa, work IN the factory she was fined ior leaving
scraps on the Hour
Justice Riley ~nt word 10 Mr. nsieoker 10 appear in
court th. morning and he promised the girl that he
would recover her hne tor her
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tful new Court House and prison is inundated
W. are also the cellars OF the surrounding build
inRs.
Mr.. Edward Berrlan. ono Of the Commission
House and prison, says that when Jim Fisk
started his Twenty third street ferry he dslkod
having the big sewer In that street empty into
his slip. He therefore persuaded the Ring 10
cut of the Twenty ythird street sewer at Tenth
avenue and run sewer along Tenth avenue TO
Seventeenth street. The result was that the
residents OF that region had heavy bill Of costs
and their sewerage was rendered SO bad that IL
has been a nuisance ever since. So iar as ne
knows the sewerage of the new Court House rs
as nearly perfect as the nature OF the slto Will
pprmit
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Rooms II to Is in the third story Of the Post
once tu.iins occupied hy United State. Commissioning
Betts and the C,rk the United States District Court,
were vacated owing 10 huge cracks which extend
tho partition walls Al the Office furniture removed
and transferred to similar cracks he socnin
tho corresponding partitions in the story above Tho
crack almost three quarters the he .t the rooms
ani irg nearly the whole l,ngth of the din rent par
tons Nurkmru turyctcd The enc yesterday pVpara
tory tu rec toustrucIHg c ,rarkrd walls Thtrc diff
ivreut thtnii, o account for The cracks Some believe
ai teN die 20 the supporting walls Ia the be-
meath settling other. tear that the walls have not
hcicnt suppoT and that the several stories Will
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showing how this corporation has made no re-
port to the State authorities since II procured
It's franchise. proved that his motives were of
the beat in Introducing II, and that the com
pany should be compelled to make this report
The resolution was adopted unanimously.
Gov. Robinson to-day signed the bill appro-
upon tho new Capitol. and also directing the
demolition OF Congress Hall.
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Mr.. Poitcr's Immigrant I,iii.

wAsHING1oN. Jan. ga meeting of the New
York state d,iclauon was held today 90 consil,r Mr.
Potter h on regard 90 immigrants I've li. ied
g. on,iaic the dlncnl into which c..lauun upon the
sul ru' rs tnr ttt.INu 90 fhs supreme tiuri fc
'iiIH- Che Sew Won. lui.rArf HIt un..u.fut Ira 4,
establishes lo.lf fH tUnu4 Nf tIi-fituu. with
.'il tni' 'nt' at ra. Iff uf"u-h whnu rHl.. uNn
ui InIItf rNiarHnf l- o. ht UHlN committee
cDl..i.n- N .--r. Potter ni.,oef james. i4 Io.k
wHtl va. npl NlNtH Co t,Af chars, ui the subject \
similar bail 4, before tIc senate.
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SANDY HOOK Jan. Ell Z. M Tho schooner
Lva Holmes Cant Bonirn loaded with eighty ton, of
store Barncgat ar lu..ng two anchors, driven
n-hurc lat W-ht capt borirn uuk. hr viii De aide o
rct her nn .ar at hs tide Hinr unloading part vi her
cargo. Size /, hish and dr} AT low water.
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4 Tramp Frozen 10 Death.

ROCHESTER,. Jan. 23-A thinly clad hut intclli-
gent lo'A,uf tramp who AVE Nj rtmc a- Widam Yates
nu4 i.rlalll tld lc wH~ cousin of iNe late Tinted
STAT Senator knhtui Na.,o II inm- asked at several
l1ccslr Hrun n.ht heurc last for .i {. get Co., lncl
e-ftr. whriI hrtNlrrtl Co. lni i.ri- VITO would ..ui
him tu spin. chi ll hi tween and utln So
dlA .uu- hc was found ON te road nta By lon.
frozen tu ltutl
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SPARKS FRoM THE TkLkGRiPH

In Trenton John l. Linisay who killed Isaiah Van
Handt by kckrg him on sunday, MAS indicted iOr man
slaushterb - tho Grand jury
In Milwaukee. while Frank FAX driving with the
Misses llenno and Emma Jacobs daughters OF the
cashier Of the second Ward Rauk train struck the
ragr, killing MIR Fax and Helene Jacobs Miss KnimA
Jacobs ts lAlAlJ AuIL
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\ committee of the Twenty-ciglth Regiment
OF BROOKLYN waited On COY Robinson vest, riay and ht
cor eutch to 4rlnt suspension u the order oi di,ad
W' No. After ur Al luinut Gcnl raj return, from the
SOUTH tr regiment Is {" have hearing on the Icpre
spulau4ls t4lt lci Go the ulcr iur its disbaulnent
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Will" John Greene. II new-hov on tho New
Haven Railroad Wa. pa--i rnn onc csr 10 another. il
Wt4ur.l.v vs. storm ntar MuslnWn Gee wa, blow fr,u
iif ilfturn' over f'noe twenty icct from the track
lie WAS not lsllily lurt
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WAsHlNGroN. Jan. 2i-The dr faof1 Prc-i
druf rui, fitnst ,A ~rUrDfr, bustnW ari number
i.tI .ul.l % tH,iuaiunnc. at tlc LAp,auNe Mansion
tu i.-ut int ui.ueI 81 as cl.-ttt
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BAD PLUMBING AND DEATH.
CiREJFssvFsS IN CONSTRUCTING PIPES
IND THEIR CONNECTIONS.
More Evidence that Many Uptown Houses
are Death Traps for the Occup"nts- Ma
,,r,n tush,ns from the Cellars to the Room


day from the bell-pul at GAG East Forty ninth
street when the Sanitary Engineer OF the Board
nj Uoal,h made n visit of inspection to the
prcmiscs His presence had been requested by
nm agonizcd father who wrote tho Board OF
Health; My boy is dying of diphthcra; my
wife and daughter are suffering with the same
disense" The official response was prompt,
but before II was made the boy, bright little
fellow seven years Of age. was dead. when
word was sent to the Rev. John Hall that his
attendance was desired by this Afflicted house
hold he exclaimed: Three down with diph-
iberia in one family Let that man look to his
house" He was right Mr.. Neais. after
thorough Inspection. determined that beyond
oucation the fatal virulencc OF the malady and
fts rapid spread in the family were in meas
ure owing to the permeation OF sewer gas
through the atmosphere In the house. Whcr-
ever in the cellar and in the several rooms
whore there were basins. bathe. or closets, the
plumbing work could be seen. IT appeared 10 De
well done. There were abundant traps oil ap-
proved form. the joints were caulked with lead
md connections between lead traps and iron
ripcs were in all instances made through
teycs in n workmanlikc manner Yet the
family In the house averrcd that the odor OF
sewer gas was 1t times unbcarable. and even
when il was not offensive TO the sense OF smell,
IT, pres nee was proved 10y IT. effects upon them.
When the inspection was continued TO the roof.
Mc,au-s was apparent. Neither the soil nor
The vast, Iipe had any ventilation Instead of
bong carried above the roof. full bore and open.
n required 10y law. they were close sealed be-
Month the roof A sudden rush Of water from
bath tuh or basin was liable to syphon out the
Na,er from other traps Mt any moment. and
pprn free cours' for sewer gases 10 ascend
Into the several apartments. Ignorance in this
rosa laIh h,en the cause of really fatal con il
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Cnmlng a nrnohl,n olcrg,mnn To Ro.,on.

Tho Rev. Justin u. Fulton Of the Centennd
Baptist Church IfINAiNN. has ifr Ned c1 tu l-cOns
pf.tur uf tho wnn square Biru.' thureh IN rustOa
l las no. yet CON 0lulci Whtt tl,r 90 nee, pt not
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PoHr IrRyIs. Jan. a. William and George
Drumm brothers, aged - and H. in attempting to cross
the Delaware ON the zee This forenoon near Basket STA
ton broke through The current carried them dOwn
stream under the ice,
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DEMANDING A SQUARE DEAL.
FAIR APPORTONMENT NOT MUCH
LONGER 10 BE DELAYED.
Republicans Voting with Democrats for tho
Riuht-Pnrty Policy not TO Override Pub
lie Justice-Another Charter for the city.

| beaten to-day in his first move for delay on the
| question Of n new apportionment. Mr.. Brooks
| called up his resolution directing the Appor-
| tlonment Committee to report within thirty days
| Just and proper apportonment bill lie said
that he did not desire to debate the question at
! length. but would simply call the attention OF
members to their duty In this matter as defined
| by the Constitution. and remind them OF the
way in which that mandate of the supreme law
of the State had been ignored by previous Leg
islaturcs. He hoped and believed that this Leg
islature would do its duty in this matter.
| The first man to get the floor after Mr.. Brooks
was the tall son OF Putnam. Hamilton FISH Jr..
| who. as member Of tho Apportionment Com
| mittee. last winter aided Alyord all he could in
| preventing an apportionment. and who. having
| his eye. fixed upon Senator Robinson's seat
| with the Gubcrnatora chair in the dim dis
| tance beyond that. IL opposed to any change in
| the Ninth Senatorial District which may inter-
| fere with his ambition, and Is therefore, ~ n
matter OF course. opposed to new apportion-
ment. He offered an amendment to the solu-
ton Of Mr.. Brooks calling upon tho Attorney
General for Information as to whether in his
| opinion. this Legislature could make an
apportionmcnt. For some timo the Re-
| pubcans have been asserting that In the
Senate last winter. OF which Attorney Gen
| eral SHOEMAKER was a member. she said that
no Legislature except tho one Immediately fol-
| lowing the enumeration could make an appor-
| ,ionr,on, rL.,a a., To-, ~, r.ns,,,, o.. l,,,,,r
"V"'i''n', ""'o "a" 'os, y, 's"s'"9 'Vi Nii""
ing that this il not so. and after the reply Of the
| Attorney General is received the members Of
e.. ..,.t,,,,., ,.,ti -. - -. Al 80, ,t,f.
"e hcsls'".ur" WI" also ~ s"''7h'u ~" tll7
| point. Mr.. Fish expressed great anxiety TO do
| his duty in this direction if hs could only be
so,isee1 ,ho, 4, ,,as ht. lm,r IN, 4, NAV os
''''9'0u "'''' " was "'9 ""',' D". i""' -
well be understood now. ns later. that lac be-
lirvcs II to be hts rnrnmotut duty to prevent
49,. -. =. ~, III ,.'...s.t i,'.,.i',
"nS '"""E' III u' NlH'h ''n""i' '' i''s'.' .'.'
and 10 accomplish this hc viii work hand in
glove with Alyord until the close Of the session.
Then Old salt took tho floor, and. gravrly
shaking his hoary locks and looking solrmnly
around upon the new members, he said that he
had very grave and SERIOUS doubts as to wheth-
cr since the failure of the last two Legislatures
20 pass an arporli. umcnt nill. this one could do
| IT, These doubts hr had last winter, notwith.
| standing he did report such Till. As he said
this those who were here last winter. and re-
| memhrrcd the peculiar tactics hy which he de-
layud report ing until the Inst wrek - the sos
sion. thought they detected a iwinkling Of his
eye which said that his grave doubts would lead
ii. A.
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Ministerial Crl.i. la Austria.

VIENNA, Jan. 2i-The Cabinet have trnlered
their rrsgnauns because of the opposition ot the Lower
House the pue sou ut customs dutr, coffee AMI pc
UOlcum The Emperor has reserved his decision
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pROvIDENCR Jan. 2i.-Tho Boston freight
tram this evening had two cars thrown rnn the track
and wrecked near Westerly Abrakeman Is reported at
slightly injured Both tracks are obstructcd
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WAsHINGToN. Jan. 2i.-Siluaturrs nre being
NNfillUf lfnrf 60 uf
uu-iu- .uplnt,r. n' tie silver du.i.r e. t4., 4f.cl
noon lle uleA4hcts AaN, ri.u,d tH, A-tc,uicut
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Tho sta,mor Of tho StOnington limo from Bos-
Ia, srrv A Yesterday morning st o'clock anl ~ mn
nics the Fall river boat did not arrive al th' cJ unu
SP h-Ads
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weather once Prediction
JorIINGS norr TOWN.

Warmer. pnr'lV cloudy weather. sOuthorly
wini-. iul t.iuu- followed Do, u,ins baionetcr
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Maltby's choice Norfolk oysters are cheaper
than butchers meat Al iiarrlsoA 81 and 10 Coriandt
Ado
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mo SLOUGH will be commenced in No. 10 OF
the Nee iork WsItly, Nsd> on Aonday.-<ds
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HiYEs's WHTsKEY PARDONs.
The Advantage OF Having one Of the Leui"'
ANA Com ~, Counsel.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-IIayes pardoned
Jake Rehm. who had Judge Lawrence IA coun-
sell but has refused to pardon Role, Junker.
and tho rest OF the second batch. who had no
member OF the Louisiana Commission for coun-
sell Jake Rchm was an active member and Is
now an active leader In the Republican party In
Chicago Role. Junker. and the rest are none
Of these things. In view OF these facts. Charles
H. Reed. counsel for the second batch. has ad-
dressed the following letter to Hayess Attorney
General. Charles Devens:
wAsutvc-oS Jan. 20 1879.
II Hon Cl1ri,. D>rens irorr,, Gsn,rai
s sn Rarcn S NJ on essJP Fl oPh sS sSe
.ra jndse and United states District Attorney who were
s esS S st w1 W." wS S S to he Ss tnd ss s nS s
pending there wherein he United states are planirs
aud our clients defendants similar 20 the YOU wrote
in relation to The suit OF the n,cd states against Jacob
% msni claimed % he sum o scaD We do not not Ts remcm
hcr the enact date OF that letter but Know wa-wrticn
which said Lawrence WAS member Tho secretary of
amd Il wa & ' an ae tfa % ee TO w Rhm M ,ha, " the W
Ter was written Al We ash now ior our clients
them IN at letter YOU iircctc the District Attorney
g Sheascio 60 1i,mi, Vie smt AGAINST Mr. Rchm II the
dcncr that good ait the part oi the Guvctncnt
aHse. bste rces,, nca,a h@ e,cnce 1' and drtiieS
that good faith demanded It's dismissal which has &C.
Rein cs,e nrcs, from the TACT that he had turned states
IN Taisn 4l' to to wh,,srg so.,oy M & at Chi"Ss"
Iii mstvr o currcu history. oi Which ihcr, Is IN, al
state, c'ii,ncc dui icoamc we,,cs ior ihe Govern.
'Hn ,I , g, n,. ' a., MN Is ,eon an ,i u, me,
SiS a, D,S" y oS. S'Gg. s y'''"'' desire
[,,.ai,. i R,rr. Attorneys.
LrNtNp JtsslS.
Mr. Reed called on Mr.. Deyens for his answer
to-day. and WAS told that the pardgn would not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-27

ALTERNATELY SH A KEN AND
IN SCORCHED by the paroxisms of chills aud
fever, the wrctched sufferer for whom quiuine has
been prescribed essays in vain 10 eXterminate the
dreadful disease with that hurtful palliative which
al best only mtfgates the violence of the fits, and
eventually proves highly injurious to the system.
In order to effect thorough cure Of maaria fever
without intermittent or remtteht, or to render the
system fmprcgnable TO Its attacks, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters should be used daily. That this
medicine is searching eradicant of diseases gene
rated by niasma, and reliable safeguard against
them, is fact SO widely recognized in This and
other countries that to adduce evidence in support
of it is unnecessary but were 1t either essential or
desirable to do So may well be supposed that from
the testimony corroborative Off claims, which has
been accommodating during the last twenty-five years
and over sufficient proofs might be gathered to con-
vince the most inveteratc sceptic.
ap 23-Tu.Th&S&w
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BY Richardson y Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecrS,
1ll3 Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
l. BUILDING LOT or THE EAST SIDE SIDE Of
THIRD BET WEEN JACKSON AND DUEAI
STREETS.-By virtue of deed of trust from e. D..
Malord 10 the Undersigned trustees, bearing date on
tho l4tl day of February. 1878, recorded In the
clerks Office Of the Chanccry Court of Richmond,
in Deadlock 112 C. page 1913, to secure certain
notes described IL said deed, default having been
made in the payment OF one of said notes, and being
required to do by the holder OF said note, we shall
proceed to sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of May. 1873, at 6
O'Clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY described in said
deed fronting twentythree feet on the east side
of Third street and running back within parallel
lines siXty-lwo feet.
TERMS: Sufficient IN cash to pay all expenses OF
executing this trust and 10 pay oil certain neEotl-
Bile note Secured IN said deed for twenty-five dollars
with accrued interest; on Il credit until the an
day of May for S25. on the l4th of June for S25,
on the 4lh OF July for S25. on the Attn Of August
for $25. on the 14th Of September for SD on me
18th OF October for s25. Oh the 14th of November
for S25. OH the 14h OF DECEMBER, ! S7e. for SO.
and $25 on the 14th Of day Of january. 1879;
balance OIL such terms as may be made known ut the
time of sale. ~ NJ. LEE.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
ap2O Trustees.
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1lOS Main street.

n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DEsIRA-
" BILE BRICK DWELLING No. Clio NORTH
SIXTH STREET, BEYOND LEIGH, THE FOR
BY virtue OF decree OF Richmond Chancery Court
In suit Of Dewitt, guardian, us. Dewitt. entered
26th April. lS77, the undersigned, special COM
missioner therein appointed, Will proceed to sell,
upon the premises, located as above, on WEDNES-
DAY, May /, 1873. at 8 O'Clock z. NJ, the pro-
perry described In the said decree-viz, The BRICK
HOUSE and LOT on west side Of Sixth street be-
tween Leigh and III Of which the late Thomas Il.
Dewitt died seized containing eight rooms, Kitchen
wide. The neighborhood is quiet and centrally To-
Gated. The house is now occupied by Mr.. William
II. ratnm at q fair rental. go t.r. I.gs
TEaMs One fourth casll; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months, with six per cent. interest
added, Rnd title retained until the puI chasemoney
is paid ss,d deed ordered 20 be made by court.
i. FQNTAINE DEWITT,
5 an % Ss-,E Commissioner.
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Emma Abbott tells! San reporter that
she must and will be cremated, andspeakS in
extravaganza terms OF "the rainbow hues"
that play about the furnace, and the "clean
white bones'' that remain at the compile
ton of the job. We see no chance for ar
gument, provided Mr.. Emma Abbott
doesn't obiect.-Bufoto Express.
"I was not aware that you knew him."
said Tom Smith to an Irish friend, the other
day. "Know him." said he, in tone
which comprehended the knowledge OF
more than one life-'s I knew him when his
father was n boy,
aDon't you find that it hurts your lawn
to let YOUR children play on it," asked a
friend OF a suburban the other day. g Yes"
answered the gentleman addressed, "but 1t
doesn't hurt the children. "-Boston Tran
script.
Mr.. Wheeler, of New Hampshire, who
died worth s11, 900, seems to have been
pleasant sort OF a man. His will says
"Expend it all on my tombstone. '-E1-
change.
Boston Post: "Hjalmar Biorth Boye-
sen is to mjarry New York lady"
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BY j. L. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
10l6 Main street.

II OMMISSTONER'S SALE OF LOTS
OAND TWO COMFORTABLE FRAMED TEN
EMENIS mos; ola AND 6l6I THEREON, ON
LEIGH STREET.-By virtue OF decree of the
.Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, entered
on the I'd day OF December. 1875, Ia the suit Of
Harris and wife, &C., ps. Anderson &C., shall sell
ut auction, on The premises, on FRIDAY. May 8,
1876. at 81 o'clock p. NJ, the TWO LOTS OF
LAND, with a WOODEN TENEMENT ON each
lotone containing seven and the other six rooms
situated Us above aud fronting together ca feet
the west side Of Eighth street and running back be.
wide. - ~ slr' tsl.s.s -.
Terms; Ono third cash; the balance ut six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained until all of the purchase money
Is fully paid. JOHN HUNTER, JR.,
mp 23 Special Commissioner.