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, 1880-09-07
The New Trust.Deed-A General
Waiver Of AL Rights,
Judge Blodgett Spurs Up Tho Lingering Bank.
tupls 10 Activity.
The Creditors Of tho Fidelity to Get Another
Five Per Cent Dividend.
An Attorney Exoncratcd--Reco1d Of Judg-
n,cnts, New Suits, Etc.
WORSE THAN A CUT-TNnOAT
MORTGAGE,

mortgages, cas-iron leascs, md iron-clatl So
c,,ri.rs generally, ailtl ,low stlnls ulc of llrr
legal lnu,tusrtcs has devised w',at ,nny be
ttty terme, a chiDlct-stecl trust-s|ect1. by It
n flnn expressly s1,rrentcrs MI Ills rights OH
earth apparently, except to his wife ,lNl
children TT lae h',s n.y). and gives his crod-
ftor tho ti,ust unlimited pnwCr 10 tnke pus-
scssion of nr,tl veil tho mnrtgngHl premises Mt
Ills own sweet wilt. This Interesting f0rIl of
IL trl1st-lcc'l, which. by the why, is gotten tip
with seductive rett lines, alItl bcars II wutcr-
narls of ste Justice holding tic traditional
scales. She Is ITO blind dispenser OF law
with landagcl eyes. but II wide-awnke
goasless, vide ns 10 her shoulders mud hips,
and stillare-eut Us to lcr chin, lpoktng III
tently ut the scalcs, and rently to turn them
the wny It will lo tic ,lost guutl. Tile wortl-
ing vt thu first part bf thu trlstttect Is 1T tllo
usual c0itl-bInnttetl form. but after thu trust
clnllsu Is tlle following llGw cGyplllnt:
AMI the sns't .mrsy of tin first part, III eonsid.
raiA Y Tho snll la.r,y q the sccon,l p4rt. tlio
the tiIing ur my bill tu fnrerlosc ts tr,tsl sliced
III my court h!lvinx Jurisdiction thereof, hereby
e" = reco en u "tcr "ns tcir ~ y II
wrI,inx to Aly such bill nf furecltlsur,. and rs
tlsit tanr'Sy . f.s,,, mr solicitor trseygennly To-
a 'G to Ill ILL., ~ ns@ar a sea'es o s,c Iii ri
tt,yln. and IN their nan,es, stat!uS tho nu,o.int
@ a @ tq1, " " t's GwE q" s y5s; ~, @ ir
Interest, costs. tAxca, INSURANCE, attorneys ltL
sDlacltors' fees. and nther lnol"y expended I'M
tho snn1o be t by tho terms of tho xnit tiatc
thts trslst.ttct. ur tue oi,tn of the lcgn hul.ler
1 m G;tor "t n .s aa , TO- sct a , grce
rrsst for tho amount thcrelll stated tn bu duo
n,l.i owlna, IN fayar Ut tho ssi.l party Of tho
turs t,r Hestxtts nl autnst tho s utlrty III thu,
, 1880-09-07

DR.. Tur!'in, Receiver nr the Fidelity
Savings lhtnk, yesterday filed Ills rrlnrt of
his tlol'Ks fur July a,nt August, which Is us
fullOws:
, 1880-09-07

The officers Ut thu Chicago L. Western III
1!n1n received ii dispatch fsonl Mount Vpr-
non yesterday that tho 6nprrsnH Court nj
this State l,ad flied MI opiIllun Saturday
night reversing tho sIeerGe In thu s,lsu Of
Durbar aud Valentine VS.. the Chicago n
Western lndlnna ilallrual Company. This
Ii MI tut has been learned hero ,,p to l,Isk
evening, uIA ti,b full in1art uIul I,let.tlllg III
thn decision ia therefore mt kuuws,. Tllv
Western lndfann dillrlals cotlstruc il to mean
tl.nt the Supreme cnurt lIas reyGrsgdl thu
onlniUn of the lvwtr Court nit! lltst1lls>rd tic
hiii " Injunction ngliIlat them. 'll,aY con
side att MI uotnts ut isslr, even
y the p0Int OF declaring tho nrtElin,ru y,lii,i,
II such w'1s mt tug cas", they suy, this Su.
Pieil!e Ct1nIt Wnnl'l have rel!a,Aiull tile INIT
.rilu CASE Just lectis'tl WIS IN agIrv,l oue
enhan!vnctt! beturts .lndEt: .tplitSGn, OF tito
suprfaor c;'I,rt. w!!erp II pro-fGrnta order
wns y, ..',tuIci agai1'St tle raisfyaA e,n)nH,y.
Me:A lister IN thu llirkay eYlse. Tile III.
pellute Court decided tlut t'Ia ordinance iii.
aes wi!ts' tue f9"tt WIS pretending. to nct
w.ls null ntlu stt ai..l tllt II new urtllnnltcu
sss fIcerssarS Stating tile osacl lshtts 0t tho
''I;i Tiv Western lu.ltaua ..ln,u.ed til. rfe,,t
ul.ler t1h articles Ut Incorporation Ia !nen,e,
so,,sst!,sl st ,;i,'i "Is,s!!r ilne # raitrnM
se"|* 4lFe*4Ai& s1tNtC ttk&G Al}HMEl. Nllti
II htcll terminus 1ilere!n rs 1t HlluNlI hrtert
'!lM!lef tbs Diilfhlllce. Thu AppalIets tiiral II
wv Ut inIullGtAIn. claiming tint thIy wera
t1e uMtlsls u eurlalti prHrerly In tho c,y,
.cMl 'rhlriy.stxtu street; t|.at thu f.nilr,ns,l
NosutAny hui INSTITUTED pr,lne,inys liz tho
County Curt Vt Cnuk Cnlllty, .lllttar tic law
" thl!!'rlt .tDtnatr. Asking tt axst'ss com.
Pn',iItols u Lumbar for tlie depreciation ut
Ats prupcrty fnf Lie ,tSu Ut and nj uil ippr44].
nsr 10 lhs railrua4 tIut thu ct,,s,rnriIni, alyl
n!H:rntlul. IT the 1tne IN the property UNI
AgfnsA tilt htltrts llenr IL tllu prNl4'rty vi
,fAlelItlnn would tepreclnte ils IlIilrket ysitut
AMI YnlIu eust such tfINgers, hazards, ulul
,tIltIuya'lcra, tlat !rrctmtahin Injuries wolli.l
be isIiiirlc. II WIZ further clutl,Irtl that ta
rHli"al In an Illegal strAetnrt wItltn ihe
city, be'allee thu 6rt!tNnlIee IN question Is
Nu!tt ulall w lure. First. 1t IL in tlirgIt
tlstrgat NJ trs'st stst,4l In tue CITY Council
~ ",'lu thy Eu.ti, ~ llnlelii.il. a,u tVps luit
s!sslKltate tlir Erles Hlml crossings; sert,ll,l.
net'nuse no prlitlu,t Ut the owners OF Il
IMMUNITY vt ttla street trUHtuges WIS lnaIiu t0
tst snnllcli pr0r ~ its 4tasxNgv; third, il
Autltnrlzes ltt corporation ~ nlIeil tho urtlj-
1saiieo privileges u lwu 0tler ui,l.ula.etl cor
WIyAtl0ila III suetl Atat,Ilrr as to uufeut tho
Rul!cc power ut tlIt city.
upolt this bill Judge jameson granted Il
tenllA,rary Injunction. later the Injunction
WIS perpetuated, auu upon tAe agreed casv
, 1880-09-07
ItECEI'PT8.
s14,9i5


Cash Ou hand. d................ ..........SH9.Ott
The Receiver also filed a petition setting
ont that lte llas in his hands WltIlin slOU0 Of
Gnnligh mnlley to nay n $ per cent dividend,
a'al TIERS Is owing the bn',E:, which .call, l,
alrr a1y IF n s 1nfu,s ~ .1,ks ee t,e 'u i'fuV n
ns,tl tho Receiver asks t1lat he 1,Iny b0 Al-
llnwed 70 pay d i ,Mr cent dividend ri olce:
lie further Statrs tint Il few persons Ind got
contrDl 0f large number OF tho 6o1ks
Of t!e. bank, n,nl, Ms It is a great
trouble to mike MI el!try In eacl,. innk.' l,e
wants to be allowed, the IInrsics themselves
being willing, 10 taI;e llu thcsu books nlltl
ealscel t'!Gu,, mud tnseau Issue nlle Or mere
naw !0uks t, cacl, Ut these large holders,
which shall represent thu aggregate,
OF. all tho claims In tho several
0rigtnMl ttcposlt-bn0ks. Judge .Jul,esn1l
nrcnltlltlgly entered MI or.tcr directing tho
RECEIVER to declare atl t;,y thiru dividend
Of + ler cent; to sell tninatnretl securities on
lntA If he llls nut cash clio,,Kl, tu mike
such dividend; anu to take l,l' ait old books
when held III blacks by spcculAtors all1 issue
new ones I'll their pl,tcpS us asked.
, 1880-09-07

DEAR a1s, l have useI ySiir iSsiiaN n}tH,p
EfltUt' fnr Cramps In my a1innc nHu Asu tor ~
cdTsn, whu Meta troubled with spasnis us'd i po1n
cu1H1 II effected Y cO1nplptc euro. ..,,. ,.,u,y,,
, 1880-09-07

: - FIYMVltlI IIRNc0cE I,7's 1T.
nxA1t STR. hnv0 fpcn trtlubted with iltllp4snc.t
and jYtptpH and nn1 tmvt used ,nuf
lNDlAN nlI3uJ HfAuPt And iYund Il ~ ~ y tlHsl
ynluntl0 u1edlctnp. THOMAS THl3lHl.E.
, 1880-09-07

ILLINOIS,

Disease Of tito stomach and Liver.
Cairo. e4aiider to- M.
uEAM STA. 8ufcrlng for BunlG 4ule with ller,achs
asu DlsGnsg or tile Stomach ma Liver. Wns lt1ccj
NJ. " EtEh&t.nt. CitAs, SiiELLEf
, 1880-09-07

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS,
4nytnK agents Or runners tu solicit trade Erou .uV.
RiSta. - = "N'uAT
, 1880-09-07

Tito shakcr's sArsaparllla Ia Just what It pur-
.0Tta to bv.-ptrt CfUstu. u, u.
, 1880-09-07
An Agents Testimony.

1,tAns,H, l can ~, sbni H: yoTF iSHiHh ii :00p
etNuF bus no eqMHt for Constipation. sicE-ilrans T.
hGls Palm H ths Aow!o.: x1u Chilli ni1 Gull satsH
rpgVWmenl it, aSH IL suffering hAnlhElily. .,,,,
KilUt}i 4, REED.
, 1880-09-07

ntsiy Mfter eating tho fas'aentatlan "r feas
i Hs:s!ss:. IS: S!ss 'Ss H. Kii'sssY:: iisissYI::::
la.ss: ana.att: tss i,,Hcst,"at. in,sssa%: tyttem.
~ t;Isf n,
satsy sas .;snf; e. ths akin
e: ;] ;s" asa il Il
III Il issss @
CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
q e sSeti trade eSs ssus. T.
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
DI*enso OF tito Stomach and Liver.
nr.no,,, u.r,.,, Cairo. Ale Az 1n,,dsr Co.. ~.
sS sgsFn s sc 'sns 5 ss IN
g u.o ,oslr reliable iSiIiAS Ti.;Ni6 svKGr. %hss
NJ. u EIsh;a.st.' '~' '''''' = Cis1s. ssiiELlky
An Excellent Remedy.
1!c1ylderc. Eoonu Co.. III. Feb hl1a
5a,;s s1s fsssi;, H. as;
lt without
K!ducy lsiacuac,
t....s. ..,...,..,u. ~. -,
man s,u. ri. l.. IN Satif ,3 @ inf nf,Hv H
HI;ie 9Si;t,, T.. tuo NJ ~ stt 3%u !It
cnm n.n a @ ''Gas. n ~, senso @ tnah 9hy uthSe msu
t;hIG, s Mssn; aso eerea Gs TX Sa!q5eMaf
~"'''0 ntu stsoiu'"' NAei1HAlsEt e9AsM.
Titrd.DMy Chlf1s.
EInro f,t,r r., M
DEAR Nfu, rhln Ii m rorttfr sHn% VIZ iSiTsv
1ttuiil SFitr11s ina ctrS III, ~ y'i
Ch,l,s aftas I'll other medicines had faed.
rs,f,i. 1,,roa
t:.. ,., -,
DxAn SIN, lind vour 1Nm3 1Nt3Sni iidH, GdIHf eo; yIp HI
se.s cdena IL hs epuass Ga fr ~ ~ ~
"eaFa11'a- Eli MlIcliEli~
-. "a. xx --
&c.. , ,, Le,noo.. coos Ss, H.,
BLOOD Sf1tuP 1n!r triA ttut IT. In iii ii fcvptn
Sss's d i " IT. s ''s s E SE22%s %
DEAn SIN: ny dauKilsi mn Ch!iia W foSr;ssa
snsst aaiis sss"aenssd t6e u:s u jour M Sb%X
CURED bef. o Strip as niso arcS,iy Gpne!.ca IL
Iest oG MY family alia hsu Ind nj su Ii,r Iuclnf
aneu lave ha,i yuuf uindiciie il ly ilunso wDul.
, 1880-09-07

f9clslderc. tpunu Co.. H.. Feb. 4, In
DEAR HtN: Auvu bseu usinE your lNilI i IiiUstt,
Hfltp fur a9as t.nu. and tcrtecsls *Htis,! Win
tic results It. fafuea thu Hod, HrBtnsca Last AZ.
petite, StrenItauns tho Nerves. Regulates the tfl.
AGh anu Huw1s. An1 kellerea Rheumatism. / NuyIA
not w without it, SRS, WEHFFALi.
, 1880-09-07

pHAK SiH. have used snH!G 0f your lS1lAT
nt.uUU SYRUP with 1sIlGtcih1 Fe*4It4, u3,t &hNHn
T. good hlodclnB " build ut tsu sfateni xpic9a'I'
Would rGcut4Mend II u nil suffering {TgE! 1rtiit[
j. M, MUM.
, 1880-09-07
Kidney Diaenae.

Fisher, champaign Co. m.
DEAR HtH: This Is TO certify that yuur lSblAy
HlDuD Hfleut. has done ME nurt good for Kidney
Complaint and Heart bisCnto tlnH any uthyr lucti.
c!hD ever usea 1t nlsU cured rhtluft ~
Ehlils ami scr0iula. M..itEAliET CIIiSM,
, 1880-09-07

ItiTBHb IGt!Hf 1.a5 III,
nKAN Sin: have used JOUR uxecIiunt lStIAA
1LuuD SYRUP In my family i0r thu lnsl live years,
and have AlMhys found Just rs rlcuncITr!l. lis
tho bust family medicine 1yur used In my tuG!Ily
Mrs, IL, u, NuitkS.
, 1880-09-07
AN ATTORNEY ENoSEnArED.

At% ~ d<s\SAf41&tl f4Ns
Judge IsnrMum yesterday afternoon de-
cktetl tic cnse Of j. H. I'LL vs. Henry beck
er, which was III trnl hrfore HIN nearly two
n0l.tlls last spring allh summer. This was n
hill iiIctl by Hill, settling out ln substance
that Mrknr, WIN was Ill attorney herr for
1lii, llus been guilty uf IL iflHru,lt breach Ut
trust; tlmt Hill !atl cf'llveygl 10 him rcrtaln
valnabla mtun,s for sn.lsl!ery,l!ar,iware II,
trust a,ll tl1at nscker WIS abu,tt t1 sell sl,rl,
pItcnts wr0ngfui'y mil tlcfrautl IlilI. Deck
or III ILLS answer stated tint ha ,1tl atlvnncetI
s,,,Ilr $1,000 or S,Ol II, Hills Mlsttess, a,ul
tnnk III assignment Vi tho jyatrhts to tI,l,at.lf
III security; TINT III had agreetl thut
Il ut nlly time thu business KlnnlL
bnchn!,, Involved fie tDeeker) should
have tho right to sell the tH,tpnts
nlul refns,llrkH himself. The hllsinrss WIS
CARRIED on ut Nus. 10l tho l!El tncksnn street,
uIlll tllr patents WNr1 rated III worth uIIy-
where t1n,n $:AN l&l.S:!N, ,U1O.
Tile. Judge held tllAt I'LL had not shown
himself entitled To my decree; TINT Deekrr'a
nllswtr apppnreh tu spt out tho trl,u tapts 1T
thu eist.. Thu burden nj pruof WIS M
Decker. tu sl,nw that tho clntract w,,s fair,
ainl l1H llatl supported tkthy 4 prr.AlnAerallce
nf evidence, \ tIpcFtu WnY tllerralu, or
frrg. In fnyilr nf tlio ttefent!u,lt nI,t IL refer
e,pe directed Il, u Muster to taie nll acrnlllt-
inE nstt( ascertain llnW lnlct W1s tlliH Decker.
Alr. 4. 9. Hl0ry npprnriHl fiIr complainant
nHl ". u. Mlns.,n lOr ttH defendant. Jntlg-
ihE frolil tliu tln'a acctpfrti. lhta sl,tt mist
hNSH r0st tfiu <nillty nyEr Sf,s0O, OF III Much
NS tllb Wllulu ltlIiOu!lt involved.
, 1880-09-07
q. 4 HlIll.'S IlEtll1l:sT,

'3ltss Satltu Fny lslsu.l no In her sweetest
manner IT, tnke cnru nf -lier, hut saltl tn ler
Aone but Il, stick Il, tbs ship until VIZ we're
washed from ler, ui,dt then to cling to the
fragments M long ~ possible, aud t!lts plan
WINS carried out BY ayery p.lssenRpr. The
III the port side OF The upper iecks, ut twUlyu
minutes past I q. H., but whether BIZ rot TX
, 1880-09-07

- 1IaH!ETG1!s IiH1IIIIG1 t' II.
DEAR slRs ] was troubled will N9nraIEa 3uE t"!ne
time. l bought aDllG VI yuuT INDIAN HlaWn
siMul and I'M hapnJ to aaY 1t has entlrn!y cutr hu'
Al!kH, GEO. lltflA.
, 1880-09-07

UICkI1phanl, KhNkakta EUs IIT. nay =. !.,!39'1, !9'1,
EAH easSr!nily tstfy thns y9n5 lass ~. a
ssae0nt and Is h4h1y usty0nlcd ~ ~ who have l1'sa
IL hAvo used yuhr inetGino Wth kfn 'tl0st tnlsa1
III 4Ouhlvd Nlih Liver Complaint aEa ~; ;ltaniipe
, 1880-09-07
Diseases OF the Lungs.

nhtDD BYitGl, has cured nv ~ Lu. bisaa*c, w!ca
llitd be9M troubling u,n fur tnH time. cflteTluT
lHnlA WlisIISIi1US.
, 1880-09-07
N1sestn,AetNnls

buckingham, KantHksa IT, ~: Mny n at!a "a
ana found Hv tellut until gHnng,.cMi AaIns }"as
Nluat ynIiIAblu INDIAN HIOtlD HtHuF; III" ~
1pIh rVl0y Cd and bguahtcd. fsc0lMulGh tnHf tie"
lctpn 10 Alh ANNA tlkSSENNkIs0'
, 1880-09-07

E0ndWIch, De k1IU Co. IT.
DEAR EIt.: This y 70 certify that yunr ISulAS
has coot0ly cured nc 1T DysrvpsIa. i !. thu best
uloutuiu9 pyar utcd.l HIRAM +, ALLEN.
, 1880-09-07

Waterman Station. tle Kalb Co., ILL., .
DEAR BtN. This Ii tu certify thmt ynur INDIAN
nl.UUD Syllut has cured nlu uf iAtn IN t!r liac4-
II Ia valuable tngucIi31. Mis-. WuufL
, 1880-09-07

TeufuIi1llH. FtnRflnn tts-. III
DEAN stR: Your Rrens l$fl!AN i!t.UUb SfNGflt
thu hnAt nPdtCHN 1yrr Usrh ftlr licurs lJlauase.
recommend It to aal similarly AFFLICTED.
HEN STALf.lSEa,
, 1880-09-07

DEAR s,k: NJ dsuehtos WAY sa!itf9r ttm T,pt SSp
pfeksDh Ut Melss4tuntUn. xnd nflsr lHbnfnk anuI. %
lhl1 difficulty for Uf1 ttau ye9E. VIII. ny nu
punt Ut awo phIsclans1tno A!lopslhtc anu ,,sn1 nv
etasf 9sdIsnss .,rsas xSt' ~ s.. t !ay4sin intuiE siE
SYRUP, kn0 slnnnK uves sgur pamphlet. Tx shs IL
caught i1uE Eeuarks On liz llssase viii Hhsh ~
yttlsF niutetAe 4Ra, 10 tbs Joy ~ vii syn1Fa'nns1 n
ftisnls, shs VIM SUM tassnt91 tu EeHniHatsiM5 EeHniHati5tE
etx4lus, JOHN L.. Wl!IIAoNA-
, 1880-09-07

- .---- ~. . = . FTU93It TTHy
DEAR S!E: This Ia to certify thnI .yuur INDIAN
Hl.lUD SYRUP tlns curgti sltu u! The Thifu.uay
Ch,t nftas all other medicines had talled.
Miss HltDWS.
, 1880-09-07

:. -HI{t1tDO1 IT,. III.
DEAR SIN: ind your INDIAN UiAH,D stItCf
speedily curc8 Chi1ls, ind ran recommend 1t hs tht
beat s!cdc!nu In ths country Tor Htaemlmais!n MI
GuusHNln. ELL MITCliELi.
, 1880-09-07

-.. Na0En. Cumberland cn, III.
DEAn SIR. My dnuKhtur hnu Ct,lilA for fourteen
nlDnld4. md tried ItH.nst everything. but w!tfuut
ninun 5Yhll'. s,ort trln! Of whlel' c;rr.uni1
1est OF my family. anu hasu Ind Enr Ioclnf
since have hal yUut medicine IN my h"use wuuii
pot oo without IL and !pe.lnI!nru III usa to steEtnH
humanity, .ltH5ANNAll l4ANltEStE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
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RirI,n,ond 4ispatfh.
wrnxrspAY JANUARY %, 1880.
rsvny.,cxsrcre. Jsnusry "a. 1880.

FREDkkirkshOh"' $500 -, ,.n
Editors dispatch: Please Inform ihe
throu6h your paper the exact uine on w
exn,ra,joo Of the nineteenth century, anu
obligc hhAphn W
This question has probably caused more
discussion than any other so easy OF soiu'
tIou-tbat Is, as TO when any century or
balt century expires The most inte'''g'p'e
answer Is as follows: The hrst century
ended. not with the year 80, but with The
wear 100. Therefore every subsequent cen.
fury has ended In like manner-tbe second
with the year 200, the third with the year
800, and consequently the nineteenth VIII
end with the year 1900. The change 10 tne
figures from 1899 to 100, and from 1879 10
1900, &C., no doubt causes all the trouble
The eve has always been accustomed say 10
IS and something, and when the figures
are altered to 1900 the reader iilogica'Iy
concludes that new century has COM
menced.
We cannot state, however, the "exact ."
time. In England the legal and ecclesiastl'
cal year began on the 25th Of March up to
1862. As the years arc now counted we
may say that the nineteenth century VIII
expire at i2P NJ. December 81, 1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
Gallant and Successful Fight Of a
Maine Boy and Texan with Band
of Mexican Robbers.
[From The Portland (Ne.) Press, !

From The Portland (Ne) Press
Our readers will remember brief AssO-
cialed.Press dispatch telling how two men
in q stage-coach in Mexico, named Frank
Srnter aud George Green. drove off a band
of bighwaymen with Winchester rifles.
Frank Senter is a Portland boy, nephew
Of William Senter, ESD, and was until lately
in the jewelry business with his uncle on
Exchange street. We extract the following
account OF the affair in Mexico from lrl-
valc letter written by Mr.. Senter home:
eve left Guanajua,o at O'Clock a. NJ,
December 10th. The weather was biting
cold, but, as usual, We took our seats on the
top OF the coach, with rey0lvers and cart
ridges about us and Winchester carbines
on our knees. After riding about three
hours, and Just at light, We heard rush
of horses at our side and shot fired over
our heads, with an order to get down and
surrender. We answered the summons
with two shots into the crowd, and the man
in front Of Georges rife fell and his COM
panisns started for the leading mules TO
stop them and tangle them up, but when
twenty yards from me ! rolled him from
his horse and did not see him move limb
afterward. We tLel turned 10 see thirty
wel.armed and mounted MeXicanS follow
Ing and firing. We put in quick shooting and
soon .droye them back seventy YARDS or
more. They then tried to circle us, but rs
wc turned our attention 10 the head men
they all broke and collected In bunch. We
then had our coats of and placed in front
Of us, with hundred rounds between US,
and we ordered the coach to be stopped and
began our fine work at sharp shooting. This
seemed 10 make them wild, and, with ayell
like Comanche Indians, twenty or thirty OF
them came down on Us at full speed, firing
all the way, and q wilder sight l never care
to see. 1t was no use to give up then, as
they would have cut us 10 pieces if we had
surrendered, so we met them in solid style,
showing what Winchester rifle was good
for, and, as luck would have it, after
firing siXty.fiye shots we drove them back
at full speed. One fellow, whose horse
/ shot from under him, Jumped behind
the dead animal and deliberately emptied
four shells at me over the saddle, and
lodged, under the horse, two Of my shots,
but my third took his wind In the affray
George was shot in the shoulder; bur it
was only aesh-wound, and we kept o0 our
way with a guard OF eleven furnished us at
the next city, four miles beyond. There were
so many bushes we could not tell exactly
how many were killed, but we are sure five
robbers and four horses will not trouble
travellers again. Inside the coach was a
Spanard, who threw his revolver from the
window; a Mexican, who wrapped his head
in a blanket and put his revolver under
him; German, who had pocket.pstol,
and wisely did not shoot; aud lady, who
did The praying. So you see what a party
we had 10 depend on, and what a lucky
escape We had. shall never get better help
from any ore man than l did there from
George"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
BY CbaiiiB. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
No. l north Tenth street.
SALE OF VACA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VACANT
~ LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
SIXTH AND CANAL STREETS BY AUCTION
civ OF Richmond entered on the l7tn day Of Janu-
ary, 1880. In the cause Of BnfOid and MS. e..
Wanhail aud ais. the undersigned. thereby ap-
special mi soner for The urpose- VIII
soil by rubc auction, on the premises. on
WI DNESDAY the 2Sfh d,y Of January $50 4;
4 o'clock L. NJ. that certain LOT OF GROUND
sitna'ed a above describe d. and fronting 30 feet
on Canal street ana running back on sixth street
81 feet
equal instruments. payable AT six. twelve. and igh-
teen months from date of sale. with interest from
date, the purchaser 10 give notes, with interest
added for The offered PAYNE MIS- and the tile 10 be
retained until all of the purcbase-money has been
paid and conveyance ordered by the court
GEORGE 4. HAW.
Special Commissioner.
CHAFFIN. STAPLES & co. AnctiOncers. il %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
by Chaiiin. Staples Il co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. north Tenth street.

UCTION SALE OF VERY NALUA-
N EI.U BRICK-CLAY PROPERTY II ROCK
EITS MAR TIE BkL1TNORE BRICK COM
PANY'> YARDS ON. MONDAY The "a DAY Of
February 1850. ~ o'clock T. ". we w 81 on
ACRES of the celebrated VAN LEW BRlCk-
CLAY LAND. adjacent h the brick yards OF the
Baltimore Brick Company and OF MesAr-. foWeIs *
CrumD.
The superior quality Of tbs clay Is so WI stab
lsh.d rs IN need no commentator from uS' ana rs
II is The asi OF The Van Lew clay properly now "n
the market. or likely 10 be for some wears 10 come
urlck- makers should not mis- This Opportunity or
securing the only clay from which brlck can he
made for supplyiu The city govern nrni. and "hlch
l. preferred by ruildcrs 10 any other ind.
The property VIII be divided INFO two parcels II
,le- in, u bN Iur, la er,.
GERMS: Onc dfh ca b; the balance in equal pay
menf, ~ SIX. Twelve. eighteen twenty -fOur. thirty.
and thirty-siN months. wi,h In ert-t aided Tor me-
gyiiablc notes. secured by rl' dccd on the pro-
p'rly. tHAtflN, SlAlIENH Co.
IA I6.d.Cs Auctionc,rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

UCTION SALE OF 4 VERY VALU-
"A ABIk LITTLE TRUCK or MARktT-
ACI;FS. EAST OF THE CITY AND FRONTING
ON OAKWOOD AVENUE. AND ABOUT ONE
QUARTER OF \ MILE FROM 1Hf CITY LINZ
ms ADJOINING The LANDS GF :. L. La
THPGP, ESQ. AND O1likRS.-l am rcque sted by
the owner. who has de ermined lively 10 sell 10
offer upon the premises, on TUESDAY the I'm
day Of Junu1ry $50, al O'Clock =. NJ. the above
truly valuable piece oi property. The soil has been
highly improved. and l. we.l wHercd The IN
ROOM DWELLING, In good order; kitchen and
other Out-housc>. .
This property Is now occupied by Nr. Robert
Uriuker who VIII take pleasure In showing II 10
anv one de string 10 inspect. Special attention Is
called 10 the sale az this property.
TERMS will be liberal. ami announced al sale
ROBERT Il. LYME,
AuCiiOrCcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-28
1000 CLEARINGHOUSE AND OTHER
FURNITURE.

CPECIAL NOTICE.-ON EASYA
- TERMS AND PAYMENTS. TWENTYW
SUITS OF PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR W
NlrURE.- Just received, the largest and BEST
assortment Of Paror Suits ever before oiertd IN the
city at prices not eauata by amy. Full line or Wall
nut AMI Poplar SUITS, Sideboard4, Bookcase, Hat
Racks-Queen, East Lake, aud other styles; Fancy &,
Fay, and Folding Cbsirs, for ChristmaS presents.
pur stock Is full In every particular 1t will be TO
your interest 10 call. l.. CARTWRIGHT SON,
dea ~ Governor street.