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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04
OCCURRENCES Or INTEREST
Roasted to Death.

Fl sA CINCINNATI, October 20.
"a A FIRE resulting in the loss of i've lives oc-
Cured about eleven O'Clock to-day IN the
Eshoddy4factory of Benjamin Hay, corner Of
Second and Broadway. The fire caught from
CREASED rags falling upon the bales, and before
the engines could be brought TO tie spot the
whole building, owing to the inuanmable
character of it's contents, was in flames.
Twenty girls and women, under the super
vision OF Mary Foren, the forewoman OF the
sorting department, were at work in the sort
ing and storage rooms on the third Eoor.
These women knew nothing of the presenceof
the fire until one of them saw SMOKE coming
through the cracks in the floors. she at
once called = FireP' and started for the stair
case in the stOrage-room. Most OF the women
at this time were IN the storage-room, only
eight then being in the sorting-room The
forewoman ran to the door between the two
rooms and told them the building was on fire,
and to hurry out. Two of the eight 1mmedi-
ateIy followed her, but the other six, anxious
to save their clothing, stopped to take on their
working dresses and put on those they wore
going to and from work. The consequence
was when they returned to go down the STAIR
case in the storage-room they 1ound
the flames had cut them off in that
direction Then turning toward the
dryng-roOm, all there was found to be IN
flames Their only chance was the WINDOWS.
Only two of the six reached. that point alive.
Two, afterward identified as Mrs. Rachel Dog
gett and Mrs. Catherine Jackson, were suro-
Gated by the smoke, and fell almost at the
threshold of the door through which they had
in vain endeavored to escape. Two others,
Miss Margaret Welsh and Miss Curran, fell
not more than ten feet from the window
which Mrs Eliza Barrack and Mrs. Mary Lyon
reached alive. No sooner were their agon-
lied faces seen at the window tnan cry
of horror went up from the thousands
attracted to the vicinity by the fire. A num-
Der of citizens hastily rolled under the window
q number of bales of rags, and called upon the
women to jump. Mrs. Barrack, after turning
her head and looking back at the flames rap
idly increasing in volume. stepped upon the
window-sin and leaped down the forty or hfty
feet, lighting on tho bales, and IN striking
broke her left ankle She was immediately
picked up and carried to a neighbor1ng store,
whence she was sent to the hOSpltai.
Mrs. Lyon, after seeing the accident
which had befalen Mrs. Barrack, stood
still in the, window-sill, and, In response
to q cry from officer Burke to Jump, for
Gods sake was heard to say something
which sounded like mo; no; l cannot"
Then turning, she rushed back into the fiaInes
and was seen no more until her dead and
charred body was found lying near those OF
her companions.
The general opinion is that the unfortunate
victims are to blame for the terrible tragedy,
the statements of the forewomen, many fire
men and the girl, Annie Madden who first gave
the alarm on this toor), being to the effect that
they had ample time to escape after the alarm
was given.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04
KENwARD PHILIP, ore of the editors

. 'KENWARD PHILIP, one OF the edltOrs
Of the New York Truth, was arrested on
the 9th in Brooklyn, upen a warrant issued
by Judge Noah Davis, OF the Supreme
Court, charged with having published a
criminal libel on James A. Garfield, said al
legged libel being the celebrated Morey letter
in reference to the Chinese. Gen. Roger A.
Pryor, of counsel for defendant, waived an
examination on behalf of his client, and de-
manded an early trial. The examination
was adjourned until the following day, Philip
giving 5000 bail for his appearance.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04

Mr.. LEWIS SWIFT, the Rochester
astronomer, says the new comet recently
discovered by him promises to be one OF
the most remarkable ones which have recent
~ been seen in this country. Its great size,
its slow rate of motion, and the fact that its
movement is nearly in direct line toward
the earth, all combine to produce this result.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04

The Vandalia and Illinois Central
Railroads, being dissatisfied with the terms
of the agreement made between the Wabash,
Chicago and Alton and other roads interest
ed, by which passenger rates were restored,
announce that they will sell tickets between
St. Louis and Chicago for S. until all unlim-
tied tickets sold during the struggle are re-
deemed. '+' -
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04

A SPECIAL from Richmond, Va, to
the st. Louis Globe Democrat, 9th, says
that the Republican National Committee
had sent properly accredited agents to that
State, urging Republican voters to support
the Readjuster National ticket and also their
Congressional ticket in all districts EXCEPT
Norfolk and Petersburg, where the Republic
can candidates are thought to have chance
of being elected. ..5 rr.. ..s,,.-gs
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-11-04

THE great Western railway passenger
war terminated on the 22d by an agreement
between the rival lines as to the future di-
vision of traffic, and former rates were i'm
mediately restored. 1t is understood that
all the roads interested are to share pro rata
the expenses of the fight, and tickets sold at
the cut rate by either road will be received
In exchange for tickets by any other road,
subject to redemption by the company issu-
ing the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

Reader, kave you caught q cold2 AFRO you
unable L. rai5o Lhe phcgm2 liave you An irri-
.s!oN in Tho tar0s!2 4 sense Of oppression on
tho lungs, with short breath Do you have q
III OF coughing on lying down? A sharp pain
now and then in region of the hFsrL. shoulders
ard back? IF so, OUR ADYICE is to take
at ouce dose Of TUFTS Expoctorsnt; you will
soon he sblo TO raise the phlegm. In an hour
ropes. the Expcc.orant, placa y hot iron TO tho
feet tak3 tSo Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon
fall INFO rloas4l: sloop and wake up in the
morning cough gone. lungs working freely !;
easy hf"sihipG and tho bowels moving in q nat
nrul mannor. To prevent return Of those
symptoms usa tiln EHpectornnt several days.
Qlice, 3b III UKEAY ST, N. NOEE
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BAD TERElBI.E NIGHT SWEArs.

Memphis, February II, 1871.
Hr. Tut: Sri h=vo beeu suffering for near
y t~u years with s. severe cough Whom
conmeEcqG taking your ExrGGtofan! WAS 70.
duced TO ono hundred snd sixteen pounds in
woiShL. | had tried slmosL everything; had
terrible ri2ht sWsa.a. l have taken half dozen
hott!y5. Tho hight Bwn;.ts have left ma, tho
cough hG5 disarpear:d and l have gained G!toon
MOUNDS IN tirsh. l recommend it to al mp
friends. Win great respect,
OLIVER RICE.
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NEW MAGAZINES,
~ KEVIEWs and PERIODICALS,
(Amercsn and Foreign)
a ih1,l ~ NJ no ~

At FRhNOH' H'S.............."...95 and 95 King at
Just received:
SCRIBNERS MAGAZlNk for February, q
splendid number.
ST. NICHOLAS for February is 8 charming
mum Der for the little folks
New lot Of HARPER for February; Alexan.
dris illustrations; 'Washington sss Burgher ~
written by VIM. r.. Csrne.
Hurih American Review.
Princeton Review.
Young Ladies' Journal
MscmilIsr's Magazine.
Populsr Science Monthly.
EcIec,ic Magazine.
Gartenlaubt.
Seaside Library and franklin Square.
New Books daily.
jan a GFD. z. FRENCH.
DYLES' PNARLINE received to-day By
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ESTABLISHED 1850,
,J.P.CLARKF

AT THE OLD LOCA11ON-15S KING ST.,
Will exhibit we'll assorted stock Of
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES,
CORNICES,, CORD and TASSELS, FINE
PICTURES and PICTUHE FRAMES from
the best manufacturers and importers, of the
newest and most popular designs.
He intends by faithful attention to tho wants
of his customers and fair dealing to merit q
share Of their patronage oct
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igSssaEINA5,,
DIR 9 e. TUFTS S
4 4 X ]: .P:.IEC'TORA.NI'.
III o5 CTc;. AND 81 BOTTLES,

~ - ~ IN"'D vt oV IbH3.
i'a properties arc Dcmulcent, Nutritiva, Bal
7'!nIc, Soothing and Healing. Combining ELL
Lnc!o Gu@ll!ieG Ii is The most effective LUNG
BAL ever offered To sufferers from Eu;rln.
nsry diseases
lr. j. :. WOOD. Of Now York, vuluu
t"i'ly Indorses It, Read what he says:
Nov York, Sept. 70, 1871.
!'r. iuh: Dosr f:ir-~Du7iGg this year | treat
sti sti hino hun1rll ceses Of lirx diaeGscs In the
lower War'iG "l tho City Lhn cascs wore of very
severe tyre. IL WAS there my attention was
Called 10 TUFTS E:pctt"Tsrt &nd confess ny
'ufIfiao FL rs wonderful! power. During peac.
tica I'll !won.7 Ttsrs | kavo mover known . nj :.
'nn" 10 act rs promptly sni with such hapry
elects. It instantly satduad tho most violcn
iI.5 q coughing, and invariably cured tho di-
sfa@;' In iow d"ys chec5Gul!y endorse it NJ
The best lung medicine l ov or uso.l
i, FRANCIS BAIHOUD, MD.
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I'SaHesss aMss s.ssGANs.
S.TIEFF PIANOS,

GRAND, sQ%AE:i: AND. UPRIGHr.
Highest horn:s rrri; Exaostion 1873 The
StieH Boudoir Grand. or uprish!. tho artists
faVori.e. HcfcS competition ..... ...
q. j.. VALID ts bi.c.. 500 Agents.
72i fih g., Z. W., Washington. D. G.
.hlao agents Tor th0 aeiahrat i kraIich s. EsCh
a1d other first cl"sa risnos, and tho pe|ou5et,
Peton & 60. Staljsc.i ;lrgars -.
BR&NGH EIDnE VITA " W, ADAM s.
HONS. 73 King street. hicxan3ria; s!ao refer to
Prof. HaJ TaD: oi Aiexnadta.
Ees> Fiarns Organs a:d o:har Musical Ins!ru-
melts TUNED AND RKPAIeED. ian q
ygYs,tbsA a,:s.A..ly EeAsr TkJr
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A pEygSrArEls PUBLISHER WRITES

Cilieo EvoainG News, Augusta, Ga.
DT. TuLt: Dear Sir-siy little son 1aa attack
q! with rneumonia las. winter, which loft him
with tolcn. cough tha. lastod till within q
rnntth since for tho cure Of which an indubt.
cd 10 yhAr valuable ExpoHtorant, ] had tried
most everything recommended, but mono dill
Hnv good unit! | used your R5lectorsnt, one
bltlc Of which renewed tho cough entirely.
W!Lh mG"y thanks, am yours truly,
JOHN Nj. WEIGLE
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TOLmAN'3 MUSTARD and BERN uDA
~ ARROWR ROOT received 10. day by
jsn28 j. Z. MlLBURN.
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EAAEles AND GtNFEi'THGHEss%s
BRENGLHH,fS5 8
GO N FEC THO n El:Y

H. BKKNGLE, 10 King street. hss lvhry~
thing nice for tho suaron.
lie is now making spcti.!Ly of FUEE
FRENCH CANDIES herd made, Of the host
sugar and most delightful lsvorb. warranted f!cc
from terra bA, glucouso, and oshor injurious
mixtures, which mako sOmo candies cheap Aid
dangerous His CsromGis And Sug"rtd Fruits
arc not to ba surpassed.
His CAKES. Black, Fruit Pound, .IAlly and
Fancy. Ornsmanted ani Flan sold cheaper
than they can be manufactured nt homo.
Brenglo's lea Croam is one nf tho Alnzandris
staple manufactures. IL Praise hss long Gncn
IN every ones mouth.
Cream Puts Tarts and Pastry. Candies and
THhy of all kinds
Pies specially, Fruits, Nuts. Confottioiiarios,
Water Ices ard I'll tho iclicsces Of tho season.
Oysters, the pick Of tho market, and cheap ~
cheapest, in all ETY. leg. Nice comfortable rooms
to serve ladios or gentlemen.
He caters for fsmIlcs and entertainments, snd
supplies families with milk and oysters. ldsclG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

REMOVAL. Il
JANNEY s. CO.
Lave removed their MAIN STORE from their
old location to their NEW BUILpiNG, in-
ihidlstsly opposite.
No. 153 KING STREET.,
whore they will be much pleased 10 sec sill their
old friends and customers. dec y
NJ EW YORK ENAMEL READY MIXED
~ PAINTS, any shade desired, in qusrs.
hal gallon and gallon cans. all ready for i'm
mediate use. These Paints have q deserVediy
uhe reputation fer excellence. and are sold III
very reasonable rates. Sample cards and prices
sent TO any address upon application.
JANNEY s. CO., Agents,
Jan Is % and l52 King st.
RON BlTTERS, Vinegar Biltera, Curati1e.
- Inrrsnts SellZer Apeiient, Ayers poctorsl,
S,srsspsrills, Hair Vigor. Ague Cure and Pills,
ho3tetter's Biltess, Bulls Cough Syrup, Lead
GIesters Cough syrup, Giles Liniment and
i'ead besters Luhericstng Linimont, arc for
JanlO RS LEADBEBTER & BRO.
NOT1CEi NOTICE
~ Just received another large supply OF
HARRISON s. BROS. EEADY MlXED
PAINT,
second to none in the market. Gall for sample
card at
JeS W. r. CREIGHTONS.
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"lRGiNIA: Al Rules hold in the Clerks
y ciiieo Of tha Corporation Court Of the civ
OF AieAnAdriL, on thc &n.h day Of January, 1870,
John RicEGcGson Davis. c5mpt,)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-31

DEN, POCKET and TABLE CUTLERY
Il Bszo1s Scissors, Sc. Of superior qusllty, al
low pricea, just received st SO King st., corner
Of Royal. Coma very cheap Knives Tor small
boys. Gail and aee. ..
J.T. CREIEHTON s. SON.
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Sroela! contracts will be made with yearly ed :.
-. 80 = "Nt
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EtOUsErtlRNESsssMa Gs,ss,a
China. Glass and Oueensware

We beg 10 call tho at.cntion Of tho trade TO
our now and complcto assortment! of goods from,
the best manufacturers in Eng gland nnd France,
cninpr;iIng EnaliSh, French sind Stone Cnins
Dinner, 1'o.: and Dessert Sct:, Cups and Ssu.
GERS, ritcha1s. CnspsGors Chamber Sets, Boho.
man Glass Vases and Toilo! sGts, &c. Ou: stock
comprises en extensive v.rtty cr oycry.ai1g
pertaining TO tho trade
full line of Glassware Of every description
Lamps, Lsmp Goods. ChiInnics Gobcts and
Tumblcr5, Cat and Plain
full limo Of HuvsEd & Cos. White COX!
Bard end Dccorstcd China, which wo Offer 81
lowest rato5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16

~ GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF FANS. Just LOOK AZ ours. .
n"n15 LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
American Murder TriaIin Turkey.

CONSUL HEAP REFUSES TO SURRENDER A PRI-
sONER TO THE TURKS PECULIAR COMPLICA-
TIoNs.
LONDON. April IA letter from Con-
stantnople, dated April 5, gives the follow
ing particulars OF the conflict Of iurisdc-
tion between the United States Consul-Gen-
eral aud the Ottoman authorities growing
out OF the arrest OF an American citizen
for murder, an account OF which was tele-
craphed on the 10th instant:
4" A case has come recently before the Ame-
rican consulate which involves q very i'm
poriant question OF international right and
establishes a privilege position for Ameri-
can citizens, who henceforth assume an
extra territorial character, like diplomatic
body. A treaty between the United States
and Turkey sipulates that any American
citizen having committed a penal offence
must be delivered up to the American con-
suate for judgment. This il not the case
with any other foreigner, whr, il charged
with common offence against an Ottoman
subject, would be tried by an Ottoman
Judge, although his case would be watched
| by the draeoman OF his consulate.
| ga month ago an American citizen estab-
| lsbed in business at Constantinopie killed
an Ottoman subject accidentally. He sur
rendered himself 10 the American CONSUL,
after having remained hidden for few
DAYS. In the mean time the Turkish police
seized everything in his warehouse in Ga
lata without having asked the assistance OF
the American dragoman. The accused is
an importer OF arms, and the Minister OF
Police forced Il box Of arms open and ap-
propriated several revolyers, which exam
pie was followed by several other officials.
"COnsul-General Heap, who is also charge
G0fdires, was informed OF the cha1 ge
against the American after this act, and on
the dav previous 10 his surrender COM
plaiDed to SawaS Pasha, Minister of Foreign
! 4 fairs lbst the domicile OF an American
citizen had been violated and robbery COM
mitted by police officials. On the surrender
OF the homicide Mr.. Heap Informed the
Minister of Police OF the fact, stating that,
according to stipulatiODs between the
United States and Turkey, he would him.
self try the prisoner. The Minister OF Po.
lice appeared at the consulate, and MIR.
Heap bias informed Sawas Pasba that he will
not surrender the prisoner to Tui kish
tribunal, and that he expects the evidence
to be brought before the consular court
Thus the case stands at present. If The
prisoner Is tried BY Mr.. Heap other Powers
will claim similar privileges for their sub
jects."
The dispatch from ConstantinOple cable(
on the 10Th, and daed four days later thar
the above letter, stated that the prisoner
had been tried, found guilty Of manslaugh
fer, and sentenced to two months imprl
sonment, and that Mr.. Heap declined tt
give him up TO the Ottoman authorities.
The following dispatch was received a.
rect from Constantinople tonight: "Th'
American who was convicted OF man
slaughter before the consular court, anC
sentenced to Imprisonment for two months
has been sent to The American prison a
SMYRNA. He was conducted thither by
Consul-General Heap himself.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
WHO Is MRS. WlNSLOWI

As this question Is frequently asked, we will SIM
ply say that she is lady who for upwards Of thirty
years has ntriDgy devoted her time and talents as
Il female physician and nnrse principally among
children She has especially studied the constiu-
tion and wauts of this numerous class, and AS re-
suit of this effort, and practical knowledge obtained
In lifetime spent as nurse and physician, she has
compoundeda Soothing Syrup for children teething
IL operates like magic-giying rest and healh-and
s. moreover sure regulate the bowels In cOnse.
qnence of this article Mrs. WISsLow IS becoming
wo?d-renowned as a benefactor Of her races chill
dren certainly do RISE UP and bless her: especially
Is this the case IN this city Vast quantities Of the
Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold and used here. We
think Mrs. Wnsl0w has inmorsalized her name by
this Invaluable article. and we sincerely believe
Thousands OF children have been saved from on
early grave by its timely use, aud that millions yet
unborn will share its benefits and unite In calling
her blessed. No MOTHER has discharged her duty
TO her suffering little one In our opinion, until she
has given IL the benefit OF Mrs Winsl0w's soothing
Syrup. Try 1t, mothers-TRY 1T NoW.-Lddtes
Vtsitor. New York city. Sold By all druggists-2o
cents a hottie, de IO-eodlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16

The New York butter merchants are Or
eanizipg against oleomargarine, the sale OF
which, they contend, should be prohloitea
BIZ properIy-constructed laws. AT meet
ing held Tuesday q committee was appoint
ed to draft circuar-letter to the dairy men
OF the country urging them to use all thelr
influence to persuade the congressman and
legislators from their districts to advocate
laws regulating the sale OF oleomargarIne.
Mr.. Alexander Wood, Of Philadelphia,
who acted rs second in the late White
Adams duel had practical joke played
upon him on Tuesday. He received let
ter telling him that be had been indicted Tor
carving q challenge, and that deputy
sheriff had warrant for his arrest. He left
Philadelphia before the letter was discoy-
cred to be joke.
A special telegram dated Arizona, April
18th, says that five thousand feet OF track
was laid on the 18th; forty-two hundred
feet OF track on the 18Th, and that the end
of the track Is now one thousand miles
from San Francisco. and half way between
the Colorado and Rio Grande rivers.
Colonel John s. Barbour, receiver OF the
Virginia Midland railroad, has so far reco-
yered from the effects OF the recent Injury
sustained by kick from horse as 10 be
able to be about again.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16

a haud.ome assortment of new DRESS GOODS
embracing all The novelties Of the season, from
l2sc. TO sl.73 per yard;
A full line Of BUNTINGs in all shades, from ~!
10 soc. per yard
ALL-WOOL BUNTIN6S in every shade at 23c.;
BLACK ALL-WOOL NOME CLOTH, spring lot
al soc. worth G5c.;
A sutcially cheap line Of BLACK CASIiMERtS;
Ac9mplete assortment Of BLACK and COLORED
sILKs at very low prices;
BLACK PEKIN STRIPED SILKS from 81 up;
All The new shades in rEKIN STRIPE aud COL
ORED SATIN;
New aud handsome novelties in FANCY PARA
SOILS at moderate prices;
SILK and SERGE sUN-UMBRFLLkS In all sizes =
Avery large assortment Of WHITE GOODS;
WHITE LINEN LAWN al lec. and upward;
WHITE INDIA LINEN al zoe and upwards;
DOTTED swISS MUSLIN in entirely new pat
terms from csc. up;
Big DAMAsKS;
LACE-T0P GLOVES and MITTs in endless vari-
ely;
80 dozen COLORED LACE MITTS at 35c.;
go dozen COLORED SILK MI1Ts at Soc;
hne.qnSiity MITIS from 75c. 70 ~ 20;
All The new spring shades IN our celebrated MAX
GUERITE KID GLOVES; new street shades In
iour-buitOn 81 sl.25.:
Jugi received au1 her ot of those handsome SHIT
LAND SHAWLs az S5c. al
julius MEYER & SONS,
6Q3 Broad street
Ladies' full, ngular.made BALBRIGGAN H0sE
a. 25c.
Regular made HOSE, fancy. embroidered fronts, at
3Oc. ap 2-eCd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16
uAyCIEsTEI AND VICINITY.

Brief ItemS.-About $500 was palu 10 10
tho ovSr.eers OF the roads ut this term OF tue
comfy Court. The above amount ~ p'ia
annually for keeping the roads in order:
Airs. Burns Beaitie, Of this city. lelt yes
,ardav for Marine City. Mich, or visit 10
her parents. Her father is very ~. 49,.
The Ericsson tax will be levied again thls
year. All. 1,-r,,, o,d Mr.. u.
Mrs. Reinhardt, Bliss WyaI'' slna dma al '' the Se
a,,,S;cole n' tonight. The Mozart orchestra
" r. The I,' ore,ideut OF the Amalgamaied ay \
IN, ~. - IRON. and steei-W Workeis OF = III
Tinted United states is expected to VISIT 'n'> cit!
I'D ,rhc 10" VIC Of real estate in this eiV nov
,s !aIs IS 10 be about the same that it'Sas las
yer Tns az fire .pi in the woods in Che'te eld Tues
! Ine sI Nv wednesday was put or,t WeGues
day day pds nisbt BY number Of farm .ers. A con
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-16

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THUgspAY Y
Moseley and wife Us. Brown and ais. AID
peal allowed and superSedeas awarded 10 ,
decree pronounced by the Chaneery Cour
OF the city OF Richmond on the 2d Of March
1880.
Keenan, rs. Trice's administrator and ais
Appeal allowed and supersedeas awarded
to decree pronounced by the Circuit Cour
OF Rockingham county at the May term
1879.
Lee Reynolds against the Commonwealth
From the Circuit Court Of Patrick county
Reversed, Judge Moncure delivering TIC
opinion.
Webb rs. The City Council OF Alexan.
dria. From the Corporation Court of the
city OF Norfolk. Affirmed, Judge Christian
delivering the opinion.
Smithson Us. Briggs and wife. From the
Corporation Court Of The city OF Lynch.
burg. Reversed, Judge Anderson deliver
ing the opinion.
Coles Us. Withers, &c. From the Circuit
Court Of PittsyIyaDia county. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
smith egainst the City Council Of Alex
andria. From the Corporation Court OF the
city OF Alexandria. Reversed, Judge Burks
delivering the opinion.
Thomson and ais. Us. Brooke and ais.
Rules TO print record and to execute a new
appeal-bond made absolute, and cause dts-
missed.