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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
kIstHerIna gntk.

Magdalen Islands, Gulf of St Lawrence
dispatch of September y, says: Fishing is
now nearly over at the islands The result is
by far insufficient to maintain the population
who look to it for support. Even now many
fishermen are without daily bread Henry
Gathett, Vim. James and John Matthew Eastman
were drowned at Grandys Passage bv the up
setting Of boat. -Four others were saved bv
chnglng to the upturned boat. Dennis Sheheu
and Owen Fitzgerald were drowned near Ragged
island in the same manner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

The Indianapolis Price Current saws: 1t
seems to be the opinion of those who have ex-
ahmed this matter Tretty thoroughly that
considerable decrease will be found in the stock
Of the United States and Territories. after This
years shipments are over. We are of tbe
opinion that tins may De the case i'm regard To
such as are sufficiently well bred for shipren+
= foreign markets; but as to inferior stock. we
question whether much If any. deficiency viii he
found. Yet III any event there will unquestion-
any oe considerable advance IN the price of
ostle another Ncar, as vel as in sheen ami
SWINE There are two reasons why this NAV he
50, the first Of which i the greatly increased
tide Of emlgrants to our country this season
VINO VIII he consumers instead Of producers for
twelyemonth to come: and the second reason
u 50 numerous are the losses sustained in
Great Britain and Ireland during the INST
eighteen months III domestic animals. that tbair
wants for this year viii doubtless H., Iar,-.r
than the past have been.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Foreign War Nafss.

dispatch from Chalkis, reports that Cheek
recruits are pouring i'll by thousands. The army
viii soon number 10000 men.
Latest advices from Cabul are that the officers
and men Of the Cabooh regiments of Avoob's
defeated army have reached Cabul and sub
nltted 70 the ameer.
Turkey. instead of insisting upon the Allan
lans surrendcrng Dulcigno 10 Montenegro. Is re-
Enforcing them for resistance 70 the claims of
the powers and II Is deemed probable that the
powers. regarding this virtually declaration
of war on the part Of Turkey, vii now proceed
10 cOerclvG measures
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
tnfaithfuI Servants.

1t is now asserted that Sheriff Gonthereaux.
Of New Orleans, Is defaulter to the state for
tax collections amounting to about Sl50, OO0.
The deficit TO the state and city Is estimated at
quarter Of a million.
City Clerk Eastman of Evansville. Ind. has
disappeared. His accounts are short abou;
$500.
+. NJ. Shaw. late president of the First Ma
tona bank, Paola, Kansas. which went into
liquidation some months ago. was arrested at
Iaola ON the 9th, charged with making false
entries in the report Of the condition Of the
hank
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
tSnllXNIalp6.

James Hanna, of Oakland, Pa, and a male
companion, We're found dead in bed at the Bur
nett House, Stroudsburgh, Pa, on the morning
of the 29th nit. having blown out the gas upon
retiring, and suffocated.
James Forester and wife went to Indian
apolis, Iud.. from La Porte, on the 28th ult
They stopped at the Pyle House and instead of
turning off the gas, blew it out. Next morning
Forester was found dead in the bed and his
wife so nearly dead there were no hopes of say
ing her life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Railroad Accidents.

special tram from Sacramento, Cal, with
the first regiment National Guard returning
from the state fair left the track on Oakland
wharf on the night of the 26th, owing to mis-
placed switch. TIE engine and tender went
into the bay. The engineer, VIM. Brown.
stuck to the lever of the air-brake and went
down with the engine. The fireman was res
cued. y number of passengers were bruised.
but none seriously hurt
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
\ Pigeons Flight.

carrier pigeon, upon whose wing was
stamped tie name : Garfield, reached New
York city on the 9th, all the way from In
dianapolis, having Travelled 630 miles III an air
line 1t was one Of four liberated in Indianapolis
on the 9Th inst. The other three. named re-
spectWely Arthur" Hancock and Eng
lish, have not vet arrived. This is the longest
distance ever accompshed in this country.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

DR.. HAWTHORNE, 4 well-known Baptist
preacher in Richmond, Va, recently preached
some pretty plain gospel to his Pensioners on
the subject of duelling He said The man
who kills his antagonist in duel is a murderer.
According g all human and divine laws he Is n
murderer, and ought to be treated as one by
society and by those who are charged with the
administration Of the laws. The man who
sends challenge premeditates murder. The
second who bears the challenge prcmedtates
murder In the eyes of God they are both
murdcrers, and ought to be punished according
IT, 4 challenge to fight a duel proves nothing
except that the man who sends il has murder in
his heart. If something is not done to put
down these men of blood we shall be Mexican
lied. Lawlessness will everywhere prevail, and
nothing viii be so common as crime
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
gIiIWankee.

MINIATURES, October2 300 P. M.-Flom-In
better demand; choice spring extras at $500
AS; medium extras at S4.12l a@4.20; common
extras at S3.70N3.90; patent extras at $1,000
$50. Wheat-Fnm and irregular for futures
October closed at Ole: November at 94$ @: No
cash at Ole; No 3 at SEC; No. / at &c; No
hard at S1.09. Corn Firm at 80 sc. Oats
Quiet at Bose. Rye-Frm at SIC. Barley
Easier at G9} c. Pork-Steady at $500 foI
cash. Lard-At - 90 fer cash.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Plymouth Rock.

The upper portion of Plymouth Rock, that
has lain for &c years in front of Pilgrim Hall.
and has been separated from the original piece
for 100 years, was on the 9th reunited with the
main part Of the rock. The removal took place
quietly, with no public demonstration. The
separated piece now lies under the canopy in its
original position.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Who Took Them.

Some time ago a package of $1,000 town
bonds, taken from dead soldier, wcro abstract
cd from the safe in the chief clerks room of
the second auditors department. Investigation
satisfies the secretary OF the treasury that the
bonds were appropriated by Chief Clerk Her
rInp. NOW dead
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Heavy Verdict.

In the suit brought by w. ". Wheaton
against Luther Beecher for damages for libel
Gus publication in newspapers of Detroit ac-
cusing plaintiff of dishonesty i'll managing GER
tain business interests committed to his charge,
which has been on trial two months the iurv
rendered a verdict of :25, 900 in favor of the
plaintiff, on the 1st inst
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Crushed DeaIh.

At Charlotte, y. G., on the Goth ult a circus
elephant leaned up against his keeper i'll d box
car and crushed him to death. The animal
then jumped the train, but was recapturcd.
The decomposed body of Ridley Onque was
found in the woods near Princeton, " J.. on
the ZSth ult. A falling tree had crushed his
skull He was IS years old.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Death From n Fall.

Mrs. Hannah Dumars, wife of Col. Drunars
receiver Of the United States land Office at
Springfield, Mo-, met with her death on the 29th
nit by falling into a cellar-way at her residence
The injuries were of so serious a nature that
she lived only few hours after the accident.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
(.re1I War Vessel.

The iron-clad Italia, Il, 900 tons burthen, and
covered throughout with armour three feet
thick, has been successfully launched in the
presence of King Humbert and an immence
crowd of people The Italia is the most power
full iron-clad ever constructed.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

A GERMAN physician eutertains the novel
view that insanity is boon to mankind. He
contends that the loss Of reason lands the suf-
ferer from of trouble into state of
comparative calm often of decided happiness.
and attempts to restore such person to sanity
would be cruel rather than kind Moreover.
he insists that a certain amount of insanity is
necessary to success III life. All eminent men
are decidedly more or less mad Many Of them
are dangerous monomaniacs whom 1t should be
decided on public grounds to shut up, but who
nevertheless achieve grand careers and are
credited with doing vast amount of good
The general prevalence of false notions of san
Ity he attributes to the fact that the greater
mass Of humanity /. also insane and quite I'M
able 10 distinguish between good and evil
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
After Long Years.

At Washington, D. c., on the 1st inst, a
daughter of President Zachary Taylor was paid
$4,000, the balance of the salary which Gen.
Taylor would have received had he lived until
his term of Office expired.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

by foreign powers but always at times when
our government could not permit It's sale that
is, when the would-be purchaser was at war
with a state with which the United States was
at peace. The purchase and completion of the
battery by the United States have been argued,
but congress has made no provision to that end.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Suicidal.

A Cincinnati photographer named Thomas
Bell, committed suicide on the 30th ult., by
shooting himself His domestic relations We're
unpleasant, and only recently he attempted to
take his wfe's life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Better Have Kept His Bonds.

VIM. Sly, of Nichoiasyille, Clermont county,
Ohio, went to Cincinnati, o., on the 9th inst,
and exchanged 50, 500 in per cent bonds for
on his way home, he found his valisc exchanged
for one containing three bricks. No clue to the
robber.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09

After over q months labor the bodies of al
the victims of the Jersy City tunnel disaster
have been recovered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Marine Disasters.

On the night of the 9th ult. the steamer
Josephine. towing two barges, was struck by a
violent storm on Lake Pontchartran. La and
compelled to abandon the barges. leaving three
men on each, all of whom are supposed to be
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Stage KObbcd.

The stage running between Pierce City, Mo-,
and Eureka Springs, Ark, was stopped on the
Goth ult., by six masked men and the passengers.
twelve in number, robbed of about 5000 and
other yaluables
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
The Public Hpbt.

The regular monthly statement of the public
debt shows decrease of SS,974, 891. Total
debt 3, 096, 49,, SOC; cash in treasury, 81, 915
594, 1872 decrease of debt since June 30, 1880,
500. 033 $50.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Foreign.

LONDON, October 2-12:3O P. N.-Liverpool
wheat market opens quiet; foarlns ealg4cs nm;
wheat off coast at As I'd; fair average quality
No. Chicago spring wheat for shipment at 42s
81
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Snow Storm.
ROdIes Recovered.

Four inches of snow fell On the 25th inst. at
Lookout station, Union Pacific road, IN Nyonl-
ing
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
Miners Killed.

Fire damp exploded IN a mine near Herme
Essen district, Germany, killing eleven work
men and seriously mjuring like number.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1880-10-09
THE MARK ETS.
New Y orl&.

Reported by THE CHANDLER Brown Co. Commits
sion Merchants Milwaukee and Chicago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18
BY Telegraph.


WV yoRK. December IT, Eoen.-Stocks active
ard strong Money ON cali, . Ger eent. Exchange
Long, ASK; short, 4elH. State bonds dull. Gov
sas e@2 per cent. EXCHANGE,
47s4. Governments quiet and firm new SIS, lO1S;
new 4x's, l1lz; new as. ll3s.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK December 1.-THE Posts fnan:
.eisl article says: AT the Stock Exchange Umied
states bonds are X lower for the As ana bs Rail.
as sspas sns sna
20 l24x. The share speculation continues strong.
,imes 1 have 1ceo strong though very
fverish and at ne opening Sofy weas eoct
81. PauI and Omaha preferred has advanced
WaSssb 70 az and and Ksnsss and Texas
S2f. Cedar Rapids TO "a, san Francisco TO 46H: 50
aud sek respeciys sSrhvesssn s 10 l2 10 M
sna si New Yofs Central 10 il5s 1t wil be no iced
that the largest advance has been IN the STOCKS
which have not yet moved much, ana when lake
require; and there 10 undoubtedly good deal doing
Ia The way Of transferring money from Tue nign-
priced 70 the low Rrcee speces,ors ,ena one
hall Of the Northwest which they bold and on which
sbsy have gr9nt o. 80 to 40 points, c sne put r@e
part Of the Chicsso and Northwest system. The
and are likely TO be benefited In price by the comb.
nation schemes on loot which will reduce expenses
IN 4 minimum. IL Is Salu tbdt the iron mouDtain
and the Kansas and Texas companies which have
been competitors for business, viii by the
new management be saved between them
lie form or uagenent, rebates, and general com
peiitive expenses. Houston and Texas opened al
an advance OF OK per cent, ana has declined ":
Union Pacific first advanced TO lO7A. then declined
10 1864, aud 10 10TH rs we write. in the money
market per cent. has thus Tar TO day been the
Uniform rate for call loans. and there Is much less
difncuity in getting money Than even Yesterday.
Time money Is also more easily obtained AT
about per cent. for sixty days, and en- lower
for longer time. Prime mercantile paper Is ttG 2
per cent, choice names passing Is Tow as on per
cent. There Is no assurance that The present CON-
psraiive ease viii continue. The recent heavy Inn
ports OF gold ought. however. 70 be felt next week
III they have not already 10 limited extent begun
70 be frst. The trouble Is that speculation az The
stock exchange threatened 10 increase the demand
Tor money faster than the supply can be augmented
until the large January disbursements OF the Trea
6ury bexip.
The following quotations were current to-day:
United states per cents, ll3t bid, l31 asked
United states AZ per cents, Ill ~ bid, INK asked
New Jersey Central, so; Ohio aud Mississippi, 36H
Efie. 474: Michigan Central, 1z0x; Hannibal ant
81. Joseph. a.; Lake Shore, l2s1; Northwest
1z6; Northwest preferred, 1909, Iron Mountain
62f: Rock Island. 1876; WABASH, ST. Louis snt
Pacific. AK; Wabash, Il. Louis and Pacific prefer
RED, 6lx: Kansas and Texas, AK: Western UnioI
Telegraph, 6lx; q. Z. ana j. u, x0t; Pacific Mall
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 7.--viurjnia 6'G old 70
deferred, ~; cousois Tons SECOND series. 20: past
due coupons COX; new lo-40s. 40. Bid to-day.
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Ron Of Honor at the Public Schoois.--.
The following pupils we're on tue Ton OF
Aoror ct the public schools THIS Week:
High School--E. Morfisseste pr!nc'pa'--
IDA Allsup, Maud Gibbons, Maud Howiett'
Matte Uwens, Emma Turner, Mary swami,
Minnie Walden, Emmie Walker. hattie
wells. Luis Kidd, Willie. II. Winfree.
school No. i--Mlss Bette l.. Irvine tescn'
cr-Annie Jones, Minnie Totly, Ida Brand
ar, Ellie Owens.
School No. 2-MIss r. Lyon teacher
Garland Bufneti, Lizzie Hewlett.
school No. 3--Miss Mamie Hatcher teach
er-Efta Adams. Hattie NJ. B'ankensbIp,
Matte Bsankenship, Add!c Leonard, Hattie
Moore, John Wheat.
school No. Miss f. French teacher--
Carrie Williams, Mamie Knofr, Charles
Swami, Henry Buell., Lee Ecbles, Arthur
Waugh, Willie Burton, Bessie Farrsr, VII
Ire Lockett.
Primary-Mrs. Hall teachcr-Linnie Bar
,ep. Eva Fowlks, Kate Mccullough, Ella
Powers, Lille Bishop. Birdie Farrer, Het-
lilo ooolsby, Emma Porter, Claude Farmer,
Henry Walden, Va'lie Wilkerson, FREDDIE
Beattie, Charlie Bourne, Willie Mitchell.
Willie Owens. Charlie Root, John koot,
Douglas Sharp, sylvester Wright.
The following pupils were on the roll OF
honor at the Colored High School this week /:
Jessie c. Binga, julia Bundy, Mary Il. III
lott. Ellen Epps. Caroline Graves. Amanda
johnson, Lille Moon, Lucy Walker, wal
ter wipfry, Thomas johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18

Nv Robert y. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionsers
11l2 Main street.

j2l2 Matu sttcet.
u,RusTEEy SALE or THAT LARGE
j AND VALUABLE T0gACrg FnxirrvSnf,.s
PRoPFRTY, With FXrENsivE v ~ |, III III
ATTACKED. stJUAT Ed UN TIE E,nur rr csn ~
az TWENTY FIFTH STREET nEI,W,us ~
MAIE AND FRANkLIs sTREETs.--By ,' ~ ,, \"
deed 81 trust execute TO us as trustees ,a,s,s
fstn day 81 April, 1875. II record in tne mn
office OF The Chapcery Court OF the CRY ~ 70
mopd. In ~. n. 107 e., y. 4s1, we shnu pav''e' "
sell upon the premises. by public auction. ."
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1851,
~ O'Clock p. 81, tue above de scrbed l,r sih -.
nj n TODAi,t,O. FACTORY BUILDING ana ana. IN
being rsaured so TO do ey The Beneficiary sscuieu,
default having BEEN made In The paymen y, ~ L.
lion of the money thereby secured Tne u ,s ~
large four-siorv one, and is admraby sn'yu ~
!, jargs manufacturing business. There - = -"
I.AHt,E FRAME SHED adjoining ibe ,sc o t,, ~
The sou, n. aud which connects win ". Ibe Du ,
Ing ~ of great strength and convenience. anu ILL.,
Is sufficient ground for any enlargement WA. ~ Wv
DESIRED The main factory building fronts Du ixt
I'm twenty fifth street and runs back about 20 te'
he large shed above mention occupies mus, VI ,,s
lof on The ,outh. and under which laIse quanu.y
Of tobacco can be stored or DRIED Ine pIvpelpp
b1iug situated In he heart of the tooaSco nsi
ness and convenient for thil piog by ralIoan az OF
stea mboaf. should com maDd The sttrntiou'i tnoso
wishing 10 invest In tirst class property, .
TERNs: Whilst he deed requires casn, u Is VIZ
" Y, v,sne Of sale X. A. MEAGHER.
at ""e VI ~ HENRY q. CANNON.
40 m Trustees.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMfANr'
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOV hh.
~ BIER 2s, 1880. trains on this road WILL ''A
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
o.a5P. FAST MAI. daily makes through
connections 10 sayinnlb. cl"ps ""'
at Petersburg.
1900 H., THROUGH MAIL daily conh.oeLs
for Charleston, Angus a ana AlAtN
(yia CharlestOnh >aysRLah, kAiglsf
jacksonville. stops only Nanch,'-
Ter and Chests r. aud AZ hali.N ~ ID
signal Pullman sleetSis Nn''H
New York aud sayana1h on tul' "-l..
a.o5P. NJ. ACCOMMODATES IkAtS p'.I
(exc,pt sunday. fASseiisefs 49,
this train will make clsse cOnue''',
at Petersburg fer Norfolk S"'N
TOO NJ, THR aTei FREIGHT TRAIN h'G
,o.on A.. THARSuGii Nail daily Tor wgd.'al'
Wilmington, Charleston. ana -,
Stops at Chester, Hall Na'' and -.
RVS Bluff on signal PullmAh ,',i
on this train between WasbihS'oD
Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NoRTH
4,o5 A. ~, FAST MAIL daily. stops o''
I'm n. THROUGH NAIL daily. conue,i.n.
''N' with Rlchmond. Fr.dericAsettt
Potomac railroad Tor al pplnS
East, aud Wet. stops AZ MAJ ~ ~ 4, ~
and chester. aud at halfway A. n,,,1
brewers Bmt 90 slsual' 49,.
sleepers between Charleston ana ''''
o.onA NJ httc1MMUpATIO TRAIN d. ,
except susdayl. Stops AZ 80 -
lions. an, .on,ertif 4
On" with Richmvsd, Froderekseeis 70,
potomac railroad for ali points s, ~
and Vest. Also, making close go M o
- ton With the CHESAPEAKE sns Dasi
rSi.rosd for the Virginia spss.sn,ss,, ,.iu
An points North spc West thns s
s,ops Al Manchester ana 10 bs.
Pullman sleepers on hi, va"
saHtae tween savannah aud New l"TA, AL.
.aoA A. FRElGHT daily leNeep' 0"''
Stops ., all stations. 80, from The
Al, trains leaving Petersburg will s'si' ''V''
AppcMmmsaavvA syVliRsION TRAINS ieays p I
,.a.s ~ q A Al. And b:S6 l.. NJ. sA's ,s's,.
ns vnu - a.so A. Il. ana 4 80 =. NJ every ssSnsa
osk ''~~ - z. d. MILNE, superin"soy 6
A.Pors.G. p. and I. Agent. -
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BY George s. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and AuchoneerH
M north Tenth street,

GOOD BRICK HOUSE, WELL BUILT,
VI SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF Lh Nc
REL STREET a FEW DO9Rs smUITHHrnYf r GAn Ka,
FEpT. thinning BACK A GOOn DEPTH; THE
House HAS FOUR ROOMS; BRICK KITCHEN;
DETACBED, WITH TWO ROOMS.-By redues, Oh
the heirs OF The late Wsier L. Grimm we VIII sen at
public auction on The premises on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER FL, 1880,
nj A o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de.
scrired. The property must be sold, and great
bargain can he had. ,..,o
months fol negotisb notes. with Interest addsd'
secured by a deed on he property. -
GEORGE ). VASHON n SON.
ao,, Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
~ DOUBLE COTTAGE BRICK HOUSE, WITH
ELEGANT GROUNDS ATrACHED' STU i ArED
ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWIN
TY: SEVENTH AND FRANKbiS sPRtET ITS
MAYO. BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue OF the
provisions Of decree OF the Chancery Court Of the
CITY OF Richmond entered Oh the 23d day OF No
yeinb,r $50. in the cause of Carrngons heiIs IS.
Thornton's heirs. shall proceed to sell by public
auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1880,
AT O'Clock z. NJ, The above d. scribed PROPERTY.
The HOUSE contains about seven rooms; kitchen.
water, &C.. on The premises: aud was for many
wears occupied by Mr. j. r. L. Masurier as his resi-
dence. The location of ihis properly In the I'M
me diate vcini of the PsrR, and on one OF the best
corners on Church Hill, renders the situation at,
tractiye for dwellings. The lot Is fine one, and
frosts on Tie north side Of Franklin street 90 feet.
and extends back on west line OF Twenty-seventh
street 1875 feet
TERMS: One third cash balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. per cent. interest
added, and title retained Until all The purchase
money is paid and conveyance Is ordered hy the
Court. +. Nj. GUNNER,
de Is Special Commissioner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18

Brief Nems.--The funeral OF Mr.. 4. w.
Moore. sou-in-law OF ex-senator Marun, oil
this city, took place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Moore was from Washington, and
came here on visit about two months ago,
and was taken sick several weeks ago and
died Thursday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-18

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE TRACT OF LAND ON THE Apo
MATTOx RIVER, ABOUT TWO AND A half
NILES FROM MATTuAX DEPOT; on the
RICHMOND AND DANViLLE RAILROAD, IN
AMELIA COUNTY. yA.-.By virtue OF decree Of
the Circuit Court OF Amelia county entered al us
septen Der term. 1880 In the sui Of y Farmers and
M,chanics Bank rs. William voigt." The UNDER
signed special commissioner. will offer Tor sale by
public auction, AT Amelia Courthouse. on -
WEDNESDAY. DEcEMBtR 90. 1880,
fcourt On nj O'clock ~. IN frontof the court
house, that valuable TRACT OF LAND, he pro-
periy or William vo!gt, containing 260 AChhs,
lying and being immeaiaiely on the Appomattox
river at Genito Mills about 2x mics nom Mahosx
depof, on the Richmond aud nanvile railroas, in
Amelia county. Va. aud ADJOINING the lands OF ";
Mleston. j. l.. Slater. and Others being part o'
ths tract Of land formerly owned by 4. r. bossea"'
and known as '.L0CUST HlLL-n
Special attention Is cahd 10 this land a. its sup
posed 10 contain large deposit OF mica. o.,.,,,
TERMS: Cssh AZ 70 one third; and Inc rss, n..r'
mon equal credits Of ono and two years. Tue Ias
chaser 10 execute bonds for the referred pa,nsn,s
Of The purct asc monty, including Interest VIC ~
from day Of sale and lille refsinsd until ,ns w.s
o. The parcssse money y p:sa ana H : .ssw,NS.
o, ~ ii " '''' ~ss" special Commissioned