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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-12
BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
" VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND EEAR TIE
EASTERN LIMITS OF THE CITY OF RICH
The Circuit Court OF Hcnrico county, ent red on the
lsth day of December, 1878. In The SUIT ihGTcln
nendlnc under The short style OF b.. 4. tanclI W.
John TRACY, Jr. and others, The undersigned, slc,
cial cOmmiss toner's. appointed for The purpose VIII
sell at puhc auction. uDOn The premises, on MO
DAY the 5h day of May. 1879, ut 8 o'clock =. d..
al, or much thereof ~ may be necessary LOT Ihs
nurpose of satisfying the hereinafter ncnIlontu
nebt and costs OF that VERY NALUA3L EIRACT
or AN ID above referred 10. Is ing on The illaihS-
burg turnpike opposite the National Cemetery inr.
mcriy cailr Montrnsc: hut now Known rs lne
Town of l,audoiph. and containing about Z30i
ACRES This property embraces all of INC orasi,
nal Town of Randolph except 4 hve-acre lot ana
foriy-scvcn Other small lois The improvements
are i LARGE FRAME DWELLING and BARN,
both needing repair.
The fertility OF the soil Of this tract. with mar
which us,ilcs reasonable hope that at no dl TAM
day II Tray he cut up IN lots ami soil out ~ rcas au
vaptarc are circuis aHccs which give decided value
to this propcrty, AID w!ich should attract inc AZ
temtnn of investors. - =
TERMS: Cash sufficient to Gcfray ;llt expenses OF
executing The trast. the fees for craving the decd
mentinred In said decree. If nnp,id. and 10 dis
charge the sam Of $4,000. with interest thereon
from the 10Th CT April 1877. until paid: and tnr
the residue of The purc1ase-monty J, upon sncii
credits and to he secured in such manner a SAID
(abell shall prescribe and direct and on Failure 10
give such direct such terms as Tue sau COM
nlIssiorcrs may think III.
PEaCHY r. GRhTTAS,
JAMES PLEAS.ANTS,
Special Commissioners.
GRUBES & WILLIAMS. hucliOnccrs.
ap lO-l2,14,l6 19.2l.2325&tdtd
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CRs,CUEHY. HlAsSwARE RE. &c.

H II. WALLACE. -,
Ill. 406 BROAD STREET RICHMOND, VA, (lae
of Fr dericksOurg, Fa.) respectfully Invites aflen.
ton to his new, large. cheap and attractive stock OF
CHINA, GLASS. and HOUSE-FURSISHISG
GOODS. Buying and selling exclusively for cash,
special inducements will be offered.
A call solicited. ap3.3m
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BANKS AND HANK ~ RS.
ICE.

NORTHERN ICE.-l have Just received
IN cargo OF VERY SUPERIOR NORTHERN
ICE sampe OF which may he seen in lont o, ' M
others Wishing supply OF the BEST NORTHERN
ICE this season Win please send In their orders
ice-cream dealers, nsh-boxrs, &C., none or which
will be sold 10 prtyae famlie;-to Which The North
DOMES1 &c ICE will send their orders TO No. 707
Cary street. and those desiring NORTHERN ZOE
viii send orders to No. 1901 Cary street.
NH ae.Im JAMES G, SMITH.
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& .O-pARTNERsHlp.

RICHMOND, VA, March 90, 1879.
THE FIRM OF JENKINS & STEGAL
i IS THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual con-
sent. The bushes will hereafter he conducted by f.
COURTNEY JENKINS, under the firm. name and
style OF Z. COURTNEY JENKINS & CO, who as
sumo all liabilities OF Ibe oil concern.
j.. COURTNEY JENKINS,
&. J.. STEGhL.
In retiring from The firm Of Jenkins & Siegal AS
above noticed, chcerfuy commend the new firm
OF Z. COURT SEY jenkins & GO. 10 my old GUS
toner, and solicit their continued patronage
49,. &. L. STEGAL.
i RICHMOND, Va, March 26, 1879.
Referring to above noIcc sc respectfully re-
quest all persons indebted to the concern or jenkins
Steza to make settlement rs early MS practicable
We also desire call the Ht;t niion OF the trade gen
orally To our LARGE and ELI.-ASSORTED
STOCK OF GOODS, OIL which We fer spccia! In
Tbanking our old friends for the confidence and
patronage h. retoE re steadily given Us In hEe Of
business, we assure them that we will use every
effort to faithfully merit conttn ance OF the sane.
+. COURTNEY JENKINS & CO.
Disliiers' Agents and Who esale Liquor ercbauts,
l13 south Fourh enth street.
NH 26-d6t &teoa5t Richmond Va.
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EtGE.MsN LIVER PADS.
rl1uE GREAT REV ON AR
4 AGENTl
THE HOLMAN LIVER PAD AND IT'S
AuXlLlARlEs.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUININE AND ALL
OTHER INTERNAL MEDICINES.
ABSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
INTERNAL MEDICINE ABOLISHED
FOREVER.
NO MORE cANKERED sToMACHS OR DE-
STRUYED DIG ESTION.
DOCTORS. LAWYERS, JUDGES, AND Gov
ERNORS ENDORSE THE PAD.
uoLmAN,s LIVER PAD LAUNDERING AT
TIE GATES OF EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
MALARIA MET AND vANQuIsHED!-READ
PONDERi INVESTIGATE!
TESTIMONIALS BY THE HUNDRED CAN BE
FURNISHED AT THE OFFICE.
The public Is earnestly cautioned against imlta-
lions aud spurious articles.
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE-LIsT:
Stages Chs ami Fever, etc
SPECIAL PAD, s3-Chronic Liver and Stomach
Disorders, and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT $5-Enlarged Spleen and Liver
and Chill CAKE.
INFAET PAD, Sl.5O-Prcvantive aud cure Of
Cholera IN fa utulu ana summer Complaints.
BODY PLASTERS, Soc, and FOOT PLAS-
TIERS, pair. 50c.-AuXilaries for Nervousness and
Circulatiyc Troubles. throwing Off distractions and
removing pains.
ABSORPTION SALT. l box, Csc; 6 boxes.
ST. 25-huxilary tor Colds, Sick lieafachc, Numb
ness OF Extr"lniticS, &c.
The remedies arc sent by mail! post-paid. on re-
ccipt OF the price except the Salt, which Is sent by
express at purchasers expense.
HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMORRIS & FOSTER, Managers.
A lady IN attendance a: the ladies' room. All con-
Sultat!on free aud solicited.
Hereafter these REMEDIES will be sold only by
accredited agents, aud can be had IN Richmond only
al this Office.
Send for descriptive pamphlet, mailed frtc.
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EAST 1907 ~.
Mail train arri:cS ~ Eichmul.I Gvi,Y 'E-
Crpi sunday at.......... .............. y" T. y.
Express train arrives 81 Ei"Gm""d dos
A. VI.
Accommodation Train aTi,vcs Il. I!r!i.
mnnd daily exc Ut Sunday af.......-... poo ~.
A mixed tram IcaSc, >laun'"n - to- \. ".
taking Va, On, cr> from Elr=luG, NrbU' tUtu
from W4.hImgt"n. alih arrrc> II ki"hm %. 3. 80
+. II. daily exc ut sunday.
4 connects win virginia N!hlIrd fa'ruH#. .',s.
ug AT ll:OJ 4. n. fer l.yCcHhury AMI Na".r.
Mississippi and b:io EaiJl"li ria1!ru> n1 ' IL .N
Virginia Midland railroad. lcLs in: a; 80 t.. N r
Washington.
/; CONNECTS with Virginia Midlrn! rail,t5. ,.E-
Ing nj $50 4. 81 for Washington.
G. CONNECTS with virginia Midland rH'lr"a' st'.
Ing at 800 \. NJ. for Ly arhburs tEd Ni'H H..
II ,sppi sud ohio Raj road stations.
- councils with Valley railroad !"nNlu+ a : =.
u. for iIarrisouBurv.
i. connects with Valley railroad, :rav.:.- = I.!j
a. NJ. for flarprr's Ferry.
+ cuuuccts with stage linr for i."Nin.'"n. ).
G. CONNECTS vi II &. l.. :. AMI j. /. It an,r 80 ~
points on the OHIO river ana tiuc!Uut.L
II connects with Scluto "aicy rti'~ai '"r ..'
Northwest.
j connects with all lines diyrr-in- /, ~ "''
Northwest aud Southwest. W. VI. :, ~ ~
Engineer aud Sur"rrui'#n!,r'.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, General Passenger tli
Jckc, Agent. sW.
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HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
FITZMORRIS & FOSTER, Managers.

A lady IN attendance a: The ladies' room. All con-
Sultaton free aud solicited.
Hereafter these REMEDIES will be sold only by
accredited agents, and can be had in Richmond only
IL this Office.
Send for descriptive pamphlet, mailed free.
an 7-2tawtMyl
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE


COMMISSIONER LEAKE'S UFFIcE,l
RICHMOND. Va, March 81, 1879. !
CHEMICAL COMPANY OF CANTON
Svs. ruWIIATAS PHOSPHATE COMPANY
IN TIE CHANCEHf COURT OF THE CITY
tExtract from decree of February rs, 1871
VIII reupon the court doth, without disposns OF
any other M tier In the cause, adjudae order. and
decree that this cause be forthwith referred to one
OF The commissioners OF this court, to ASCERTAIN
aad reUorf, sf;er due notice IF The time and place
Of executing this decree. published once week In
some daily newspaper Of Richmond for four success
SiVe weeks, which publication shalt be equivalent to
personal service Of such notice the parties Tie
cause
]. The number. character, amounts, and priori-
lies Of The debts cue by the Powhatan Phosphate
Company aud the persons 10 whom The same are
due. ~ '.. ~.
ii. The names of the stockholders In said COM
pany. and the amount of stock owned by each stock
holder, and The amount due by them respectively,
and whether said stockholders by the terms of the
charter or SILL company are liable 10 the extent of
stock subscribed by each. In addition to any sums
which they may owe for unpaid subscription The
amounts due for unpaid subscriptions shall be stated
separately.
i'll. A statement OF the assets of the Powha,an
fhosphate Company. real, pers onal. and mixed and
due. 90
w. Any o,Eer matter or thing deemed pertinent
DR. speci lily required 10 he stated any party 10 the
.auSe - =
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Trata W. !. Tr.r, ....",
l''''s'
- IT. ILL, I-s.rv
Arrive 1T h"FA'''"''' ,.n,:p = 100.
r,. -. -; s,,,:;i, -
A,H!s'' ''' 5.4GrN ,..tt
Arrive AT Iauyilfc.t
Vn.................. G:3i i. ". ;.'l : "
ro'. y. C............I SIS i. Il r- A. 81.
Arr veal salem. Nr.f ll:io T.. ST..
G........, $780,, ................ l2..H"
Arrive at Salisbury.
Arriyr A. c6srlour, '0''' No. "
N.;',: ~ '"''',' ,..,u M I;.-.H
Arrive at Coi,iinDia.
80 ..:..;...;.....' t''''".'' A.'6' - d ''
S.C................ .......... 49,. !n'"FP. =
1890 Nh - @.!or,"
arri.,. ,t S,v,n,,n
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NOTICE.
= All persons interested in the above decree are
hereby notifies THAI have fixed on my Office cor ner
of Main aud Eleventh streets, Richmond. as The
place, and MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF MAY,
1879. at 10 O'Clock A. b.. as the time, for executing
terest. $500. =.
Givtn under my hand this 30th day OF March
1879. ss.sg WILLIAM j. LEAKE.
'4t Commissioner IN Chancery.
WISE HoBsoN and 4. II. CAKpwELL, p. q. !.
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Let Ega ESSFEI5yc1 gzrrss-Jrr.rsy. -
ka2s ~ .eSSz@SDSs@ .is:a,,..;;z. ...t.-.:;;.yg;
hiCSao9D, YORK RIVER A.D,ur.rx,--'sS
SCHEDULE OF TRAISq ''''
~ TAKING EFFECT Anr,r
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agrnis and Aucloncers.
Eleventh stree, between Main and Bank.

cDrpnS g wIrrI,Ms. AuctIonccr7 an
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BY W. Goddin, Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GRunDs & WILLIAMS. Auc,ioncers. mi
, 1879-05-14
John jacob Astor's Newport rurol.use,

NEwron4, G@'sf T., % Msy t9 is.x ixMr KITS John jacob
Asior purchased one Of the finest summer
residences ~ ths country to-day, through Mr.
Fruak u. Porter, q leading -reaf.estate brol;cr
here, paying to htr. A. d. Jtssup, III phtladel-
ppbia' ppba3' m, at present =, in t!,is city,
as tho Barreda V!lla, which is
situated Oh Bellevue avenue ,.,l the
CUT. II commant1s at the rcar magnificent
view Of tho Clttf, tho bcacls the Atlantic 0ccun,
during tho SEASON Of 1871. The mansion, Which
wns erected by Mr. F. L. Bar1ct,a, then Minister
from PERU 10 tho United Htatcs, In 1859, is
uothic In style and built of brick. Tho land
one rart OF whcil waa purchased Of Robert
L.. Maitland nnd thu other from Richard
Smith Clark, both Of New York, contains
about eight md t!rcr-qunrtcr scres,. nud cost
s2i, 600. l'llG builder WIS the lato Jancs G.
Powell. Of tlls city, through whosa hands pass-
I'll. for building the housu urd b0auttfyinE thu
grounds, about $3.50 UuD Add to thls the coat
Of tic furniture, nnI the Original cost TO hir.
Dasroan was quite SEX, ,00A In 1874, whElu
BIZ. HarrMla was In Switzerland, he disposed
Of the property 10 Mr. William 1'lldcn
bt0asett, OF New York, whose heirs, In
1877, sold It 10 MIR. Jessup for $l00,U00. Mr..
Juss'p Inns refuruishel tho house 1t a cost OF
about Sl5,o00, atld now lnakes by tho sale over
lust year by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, uf fn,la~
duphlu, who paid ID, 001 for the seasou, Tho
price pail for tle Uarrela House, nov knaWn "a
"llaWthurndep," Is remarkable Indication OF
tho nnwarl tondeucy ot real estate In thIa
vicinity, particu!arly for holases adapted tor
summer residences. Tho eale fas thu targoak
ever made tu thtA city.
, 1879-05-14

fathers burn, which Ia In the alley
where liz MAS frat seen by the dotectlves. 1lo
readily ACCOMPANIED both detectives to the bnrn,
antl, upon removing . couple oi planks from
farflcrmost sorncr Of a low basement to the
servtce, md In i few minutes the
stolen clothes wero At .thc!r feet: Casey
was taken to tic Weet Atndteon Street Station.
He related to the police how he had planned ,s
storo, hinaelf ami Hcanes b,irrlarized his
tathcr's barn. httchcsl.,sp a horse to tho cotlln-
wagon {iis Inthcr is NIL undeEtakcr), mud drove
10 tic alley in the rear of tho store. With 4
Jimmy they prlcd open the iron shutters
i1pon ono If The roar windows, then a wooden
After loading TT, tiso gootla they drove along
Warrington strect to Snngamon, thenco south
to Adams, cast ngatn to Jefferson, antl north to
tho alley NcupeNlnE thu barn, they replaced
the Horse md wagon IN exactly the sains was
they found them, aud slowed away tl,c plundcr.
Then they went to lialstcd street for some rc-
frcshmcnts.
Casey, although young In years, Is old in
crime, md ilas served 4 term for larceny at
Louisville, Ky Ills father, Edward Casey, Is q
nlost respectable businessman. a1d lA ono Of
tho old residents. All the family occupy good
positions both In tho church nt!l In society save
this rascal. who is continually atsgraclng them.
lie has, In consequence Of bis thteVlsh propenai'
ties been almost ti!sowncd.
ilvancr WAS captured ut his homo In tho ltn-
man Street Police District By Lieut.. Boil. lie,
too. IL M ex-cunvtct, Mtit ls only ont OF Joliet
eight months after AcrvIng term Of three
ycars for larceny. Ilc s.re,stousiY tlnnics iiay.
tslnt Casey lies a5out him. Int llo docs not
know tint the detectives hnvc proof that he WAS
with Casey TN Halstcd strn1t ju8k after the
commission Of tho burglary.
, 1879-05-14
CLEVER CAPTURE.

Vita 7urr1ar. nn,, ,r1,c,r 1,rrtv Toko, !,
~"' ""'sf' """ ."e'f 1'o''S AR@cn !"
Tow
Capt. Hoods police hnvo the credit Of &c
tompllsslIng the ncatest pIecc Of work ever done
IN tnis CITY, between the ho,,r. of D.S0 md
mo"'snt noauI' oso""s pasEi"ss 'oreeu CT
tsaoee TO the tailof-shop ot l.. Meyer, Wolf IL
Co., and got away wfth about Si5Q worth Of
plecc.goods. Yesterday afternoon by 2
s.r",., ..s.sa WV" y. ~, 'a" " p'enue' mH'
sa1c'y stofea III INC "est Aladlson street Sta
ton, anti tte thieves were safe behind lhe bars
OF cell In tliu basement, Tho burglary was
dl.natcb Ono ~ H., -onrIa.o.. a,s %sass -. .,.
u'spA'ea. .o ~. VI Wv psopt'etoF1 sseeps III tae
STORE. out the evening he ual'nlly spends III
, 1879-05-14

cludcs a. unlts many complete perfods.of GARTH
Quake, IN "tlci shocks MIHl ylbrAsions followed
nccks An easthquakc In 'fanna lasted four
wroks, and In The Province of Catnntn, cnrth
vibrations were rxncrioncotl almost gont!t,i,-
ntlsly fron tfic 9Th Ut >rtot'or tu tho 10.h Of
II winter and austltan; of lhc to3, tcro were
th'ttr.nine IN wintur. twoaty-stx Ia nntunn,
and nineteen each in spring and summer. Tic
!noat mo-! 1 y,alcnt AUD .aestsucslyc ,'s"s TINT on
precedch bY a long pcriud Of vibration frnm tue
dt.astroua earthquake Ut the previous year.
The usunl t,oid wavn which followed wrought
cscn Erratcr mischief than The earthquake IN
Are3,,lpa, r'ee, Mantilla, nn,l o'ler pIAees. \
San Salvador, DESTROYING nearly nil tEe ll.,taca
in ,1ucuapa, nItl causing much loss OF life. The
motion, at first wnyrIike. cnled with II
violent ahock. OF EiFopcan earthquakes,
France mud the south of Englnud, viii be well
remembered. There wcro repeated earthquakes
In tho northwest Of Switzerland, and tho SOUTH
west corner OF tho H1ark Forest, In .1anu-
Innstrpsk 81 t'4. iot, i,tt q january, A! of Teb-
u JANUARY, sth of .in1,o) i'ictmont
C25tt, OF Novemborh asni tho cnnftannus Garth
tho 10Th Of April to tho end OF May, arc worthy
OF notice., Iii t],c last tho sn.all township oi
Esmo was olsisc destroyed, anu the English
!lect In The Bosphorus experienced tile
vibration. Interesting not no R,:lvh for tts
violence us for Its rolnurkable ux.cht (rela-
tire to strcngth), and through ihe aecilrute
dattl to h,..,tE yunccrnE 1t, IL Tic Lower Rhine
earthquake, wEtel. hegar OH the :dtls of August.
Tile reglun al1ectu By thu first shock fell most
at Colognel must havo been greater than Z ,00l>
sguaro miles; the slt,ck wne felt at Hanover,
Otfenbach-am. atatn, Pnrls, Utrecht, etc. SUR
rat0 vi propagation ut The movement IN TIN
earth scetns to llave been nbout us mtlea. It
Is noticeable thnt tiIc earthquake could only be
traced near thu surfaces OF tile ground; the In
tcnstty Increased Will, tl,c depth.
, 1879-05-14
Mrs. H. T. Stewart Mt Homo.

{9ffH lEFN {f1fnE JfnlFHH{
The Stewart Art GALLERY, which is but impcr-
fectly pictured md dcscrlbetl In M4fpe7's Heek4y
Of May .. contains onty i part OF tho art trcas+
nses Of Mrs. A. 7. stcwnrt'a marble palace in
s.. saes Set zenobia" a a f' se9eraI a'eaSs oisr
iino statues adorn the. entsaueo-inll, md
among other pictures in the rooms Oh tic frat
story or floor Is u" "tlnmlct aud Uphcla," de-
nery," which critic calls tone Of the
most exquisite things over put On cauras."
Throughout the three storics of the house,
In all ths fooms, are scattered priceless
nita Of porcelain, eloisuane,, glass,
aud br!c-a.brac; mn. syery day ut III seasons
fresh eut-tlowars In eaaIscss, vases jardiuteres,
a,Nl u' sorts Of flower rcccplaclcs. ailorn pcdes-
tals, ctsgerss, tahles, stnnds, uad parts Of The
atatlHry. The llouso Is ut once a Dalacn md a
hong, an,l its In!strcss Ii declared by one of rr
most Intimate friends to be the most charming
hostsss s;.,,,. i'""ei,sels: She Is always Oh
her house With small, wcll.sc!rctcd parties OF
her intimate ir1uuds anl relatives whom she en-
tcrtntns in a su1nptno,'s, but uoostental!ous
IT, 99otWs t'e !a,gaao Il thls in't
us youthful ,u her feel!nga, nauners,
and mental powers rs slic IL still
youthful in personal appcsranee; ller
slide OF her forchcnd. s untouched with thread
Of silver. Her eyes, blue IN oi!a light, and hazel
IN anottier, aru sngularly brilliant, havini. thu
clear Ioundcd cor,ea rarely scen In tbs oycs
after 90 years, Of age. I!ere arc no very per-
ceptlble marks OF age In The lines OF her
face; her cheeks aro ''roupd at,l rosy"
her akin snulth. ilcr complexion clear,
her lips full autl smiling. Her temper is sweet
! un.l affcctlonatc. She is Of medium hight,
neither stoit nor epare. I1or carriage Is erect,
hsr walk light a1d graceful ller Judgment oll
nil nattcrs Of business, public or private, Is TX.
tellent. To this ahe at!Is The most liberal and
tuuIcious rrivnte-strirtly prtvate-chart1y."
This tribute was rald t,ur b. onu who las
knuwn her jnt!n4tcly for the last thirty years.
, 1879-05-14

floor above tho bnscmcntt back Of the stove
usctl for cooking. This, u course, was done nt
night, nnt In tie dnY-timu Tho who.c snada WAS
The chimney was built from Tic ground up,
and rs soon as tho inside was reached com
inunicNtton, OF cotlrst, could he hail With tic
basement Of the prison. Pieces Of rope ami
twlnc IF ali ktnils werc gathered together, until
finally enough wns Ind l., enable our mun to
deacc1d to determine what next to do. Tl,ct,,
md only thcn wcre others than Capt Flick and
Licutenant FROM his regiment concerned In the
work. After this oiller officers were approached
All wore sworn to secrecy, and NH tho thirteen
were Atasone. Among the number WAS Col.
Kotc, Of tic One.llundredth Pennsylvania Vul-
nntecra, who first appeared ht this tflne Enl. 4.
j.. Straight vas not Ut this number, rs at t1lis
tltnc TIC wnA conilnr! III Gull for attempting to
escape eMfore this.
li't first idea was to tunnel into The scwcr,
md frottt tllcnco ncross Cory street intu tin
, 1879-05-14
EruptIons and Earthquakes In 1878,


In his annual report on thrxe phenomena, Just
published, Her. Fuchs states that the volcanic
Hrupttons reached tho unuauAIly high number
OF twelve; tl!uy were at places far apurt, aud
mostly from littlu known and rather inaecess!.
biz volcanoes. qesuvlus entered IN IN active
period IN April In January, repeated crap.
tttns "etc observed from previously un-
known volcanoes ut the suuth point OF South
Ainer!ea. About tho sa,ne time 1auna. In Tho
New liGhrlues,Waa attire. aud the lsln'M Dlsara,
in the New Gr,t4unta Group, WIS devastated tl
itS northern part, while tmlneasc quantities OF
pumtce rcaehed faK out to sea. lslti2a, In
south America (10 deg. 10 m!n. =. lat.) WAS
rapicl With sauca lava. Thore wers saualicr
Iolsans eathrssks Of HsSss Of AZ A'.msyans E;
T. Japa o, Gotopaf p aSpsco n a1 stna In
ceusderunle er..pitons belong those iu tl4u
Alsu.!an aul Society Islands; in tle latter,
tue lslands Ra;atea al!d naooaa & were !ntd waste.
tesno, in Sicily. Coming TO the earthquakes-
Wo aud los recorded; but this enumeration 10,
, 1879-05-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Hsw Yon6, sluY 1:s-Arrlvcd, State OF Intl-
anu, from Glasgow; bolivia, from ulusgow.


EIow tho 1.nyards savn.l a1nrnl,n! Serrat,o.
Indy Laynrd, the wife OF thu Dritist! Aml,as-
SAILOR ut Guu4tnrtinopic, IL llA1!dsonlu woman,
gifted With large heart and great cuerEy.
Her Kindness tn the suffering Turkish rcIcgurs
Inns won from them tho most enthusiastic gratt-
ttmlu. And It is not In Turkuy only That her
seif.deYuttoA and courage nEe appreciated.
While ler Husband MAS stationed III Madrid
III british Minister Marshal Scrrano, the ex-
Regent, pursued by thc Republicans on m
accusation Of conspiracy, sought r1tuge At tho
I}ritfsh Legation. As this residence Nns coE.
etIercd unsafe for hlHl, t1,u LaYards carried
him, In Disguise to santaullcr. On arriving
ut lhr fu!lw1Y station tlle Marshal guye h!a
arm To- Mrs. Layartl, while hlr. I.ayasd
walked behind With tbs bags, nlnt In tlls
manner tleY got safe Into tic train through
crowd OF excited Republicans. At tho psiu-
ctpal stations Oh ttle road tIle Ilcds searched
tllc carriages, but Mr.. LayArd stood ut ono duor
ol their compartment Al,tl Mra. LnyaT,l at the
otller, and prevented tbs 1lien fran entering,
claiming tlv right Of free paatage as urltIali
representatives At SantaEdcr a tug Nas
rnSaged 70 tAku scsrauo to uarrttx,
asd ut tho last nlolnent two civil
guaEd1 camo up ulla demanded pcFnlis-
Sion to eearrts It; Ar. Layar.i Itotkl In tN gung-
WaY a1id refused 10 nlnllt them, saying That llu
6tTaugo plsSeIIKer WIS Il messenger being sent
BY Tie British Minister. They deslsted, tf4u tug
started. ntd 3crrutl0 wna Bavcu. Fur tllu pnFt
Rhu had take11 !n the matter Mrs. Layarti re-
cetfcu thu tauss OF lho British fuYernsllunt IN
Il special dspatct-tlc only lpstunce Oh record
OF O lMty helnE 10 honoscd.