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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07
By Green b Wise, Auc.ioneers.

NOMMIssIONERs' SALE OF VALUa
~ Bile REAL ESTATE IN Fairfax
COUNTY.-PursuGnt to o decree Of the Circais
Court of Fairfax county OF November term, 1887,
IN the case of Emerson adnr. W. Emerson o..
al, the undersigned commissioners therein
named. will sell a. public auction on TUES.
DAY, the I'D day Of March, 1881, at Il o'clock
M, in front of the entrance to tho Court Roorl
on Fairfax street. in the city of Alexandria, Va
. TKACl OF LAND in Fairfax county lying
Immediately on tho Potomac river. thron ord
half miles below Alexsndris. and containing
1869 acres, The land is believed to be of good
quality. of easy ACCESS to market, while tha
situation for beauty is not surpassed by any on
the river, commanding a full view Of tho cities
of Alexandria and Washington and tho eur,
rounding country Of Maryland and Virginia.
Terms of Sale One fourth Of tho purchase
money in cash; the residue in threo tquat it,
st.lments at six, twelve and eighteen months.
with interest from da:e; the bonds of the pur-
chaser to be t,kon, with security, and tho t.ilo
to be retained ultil all the purchase money ls
paid. b. o. CLAUGHTON, co,,,,,. os
w. A. TAYLOH. uaIo D. -
j. n. LOVE, S"e'
fab16-eots
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Escort Fired Ssn

DURHAM, Mach Do. Barber and Dr..
Dyls, while being esc)rttd FROM tho Trsnsvaal
to the Orange FREQ STATE, were fred On BY the
Boer osc5rt alter they reached the Free State.
Df. Barber Wes killed and Dr. Dyss was wound
cd. Iho tita!r was similar TO tho murder CT
Capt. Elliot. Tia health Of the troops is OK
csllcnt but tho wosih:r e! the front is very bad.
ITO tlVtr ere sRolleu BY rain.
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Missouri River Rising.

s.. PAUL. MIMI, Mar IA special dispatch
lrm Fort Baiord SaVa the Missouri River at
that po!nt hiss ilscn % feet Grd s still ri.icc,
A irtshet from the extreme northwest will force
tic ca aud aGadate the couat!y if the warm
weather c?n'luu:s, for tho snuv is tfJcn to 5
!cct deep AID thswiug rapidly.
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7''''N3'' -EVNsttTS.t TEUIhSfS II
Are you disturbed ct night and broken ofyour
rest By sick child suffering and crying WITH The
e;cruc'anAg PAIN of cutting teeth ? SO, 90 1T
ol2o aEl get bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW;S
SJDTbiNG SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
!!AiH sufferer Immediately depend upon it
there is 10 mistake about it. There is not a
u lLher on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell yeg q; cnce that it will regulate tho
ooIo!s, ana give res: TO the mother, and relief
Sad health TO the child, operating like magic.
IL is perfectly safe to use in all CAGES, and pess-
sn. 70 TIC taste and is tbs prescription of one of
iho oldest end best female physicians and nurses
IN the United States. Full directions for ue;ng
WI! accompany each bottle: None genuine un.
is on The outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine
l'nniers. T2cniF-:."e cents bottle. Beware of
limitations.
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Killed by IL Locomotive,

CAkEaNDALE, Pa, March 7.-Frark Ysrts,
son OF ASS Yarcs, Of this city. wss horribly
msnsled By . sai!ch eDgino on the New Yolk,
Lake Erie a1d Western railroad, at Susuuc-
hanna, Pa. on Saturday night. lie was walk
lnog on tho track ard slipped 10 front of tho en-
CINE, meeIiGg With 90 instantaneous death. His
body, whom found, vas u7recnsn:z,hlc
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Large Grain SlsIn:nnnt

ct. LOUIS. Mo, March Tho bulk CT the
staln shipment from here by river Saturday
was qu,l 20 10 Cos toDF, AMI Won'd haVo re-
CARED twenty ciSh; iraips CT twenty five cns
each to movc it ty railroad.
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Turkey ana the aIbnujans

LoNDcN Ms7. "a dispatch from Constant.
Eople 10 the Times says: Eight moro battalons
nsve been ordered 10 proceed to askrup 10 keep
tne Alosnlans in check which will mako up tho
force 10 10000 men.
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TRN New Cabinef.

WASHINGTON. D. G.. March T.-With The
eXocption OF Hou, Il T. Lircolo, oil OF the nlw
Gablnet oticir! qualified this morning at the
Executive Mansion before Judge Cartier. Chief
Justlc, CT thu Supreme Court Of tho District
OF Columbia, T%sy viii take charge of their
rcsptc.ifo departments q. 8 o'clck ibis aftcr.
MAN $3.50
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DentaI.

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. The officials Of inc
Iennsy lvenia Il. Il. in this City, dony The renort
circulated this morning to the effect that tho
speci.l trsin conveying Mr.. Hayes had narrow.
~ Escaped being wrecked By collision near
Altoona yesterday
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De0til OF MrS. Churchill

PROVIDENCE. Il, l., Mar. Mrs. FL ,be,t
II. Churchill, widely knowo as q speaker arc
Rrtcr 90 reform gcrerally, died 10 this o,
tbs morning. alter brief illness. Sho ha:
been residing 1ear Boston.
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By Groon & Visa


IReal Estate Agents end Actioneers.1
Unwilling HOUSE AND STORE FOE
- SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-BT
virtue OF decree of ths Corporation Court 70.
me city OF a leSandrla, made at February term.
1881, In tho chincory cause Of Cowing vs.. Cow.
llEg, the UNDERSIGNED commissioners thereb7
appointed, will offer for salo by public auction.
on TUESDAY, tao 22l day Of March, 1881, e.
II o'clock m in front of tho entrance to Cour.
Room on Fairfax street. in the city Of Aloxsr-
dris, Va, LOT or GROUND vita tho
BUILDINGS and improvement thereon, sin.
st. Asaph streets, in tho city of Alexandria snt
described as follows: Beginning on tho Forth
side OF Duke street and on tho ems. sido of 81
Asaph street. st tho intersection Of tho ssi,:
streets, thence north with st. Asaph stree! 81
feet, more or less, thence eaat Gad parallel via
Duke street q feet. moro or lees 10 4. 2. Covers
line, thence south to Duke street, thence west ca
Duke street TO the place Of beginning.
Terms OF Sale: One tenth OF tho purchase
money IN cash. residue ia three oqusl install.
msnts a. SIT, Twelve and eighteen months, VITA
interest. The bonds of tho purchaser TO be given
with approved security and the title to be 70.
tanned until the whole purchase money shsi,
have been paid.
y; AFT Ma !{6R TAASYn5H9E, oomm'rs. of
VIM. OOWLING. 0ale'
febl7-eots
'hUSihES SALE.-BY virtue Of o dead Of
l. trust executed by r. III Manchester to tho
Undersigned. trustee, dated March 4h, 1868,
and recorded in liber q, folio 294 Of the record
OF deeds OF Prince William county, Virgins, J
Will offer for sale, at public auction, before tho
front door OF the Court House of tho said county.
on MONDAY. March 7th 1881, (thst bcinr-
Court day. q VALUABLE TRACTOF LAME
IN SAID county. containing 100 ACRES, nor,
OF less, and lying about miles from tho toSnor
Occoquan, adjoining the lands Of F:ach, bIaG-
do1, Reed and Others Terms: Caah.
Jan7-Wtd E. q, FORD. Trustees.
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN FAIR
~ FAX COUNTY.-By virtuo 0 decd Of
trust executed by j. a. Griesbauor, dsts1 tho
18th day of January. 1876, deed recorded o.
the land records of Fairfax county, tho under.
signed trustee therein named, and OF the re-
guest of the party thereby secured on SATUE-
Ia I, The 18th dsy Of March, 1881, s. 12 o'clock
No., will sell q. public auction ia from. of Cs.l's
Tavern at Yves. End in said county the follow
Ing described property: 81 and 58-1OO ACRES
OF LAND, lying in Mt. Vernon District, btin:.
tho same tract which the said Gricsb,uer pu-.
chased CT David OTen This land is Of goo
quality, well located and improved By build
ings, &c.
Terms of Sale Enough cash to pay costs of
sale and the sum Of S7CG.00 with interest froul
February %. 1873. and the residue 10 two equsl
instalments of one and two years besring dat,
and interest from day Of sala sad secured by
lien on the property cold.
, THOMAS MOORE.
Ieolo NV Trustee.
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Drowned,

Boston, Mass, March The o,ptaio CT
the steamer Lizzie, ct this port from Matarz,s,
reports tia. on February &c john Conway.
sec,n! cfc:r, fell overheard snd Hos drowned
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Sir Garnet vFOIsaIey

LONDON March The Morning Pcs. SAYS
that Sir GGroet Wc'saIe7 will be raised 10 the
peeraee 10 order that he may cooduc. ard ex-
PLAIN The osw scacm, of military ret1.nl 10 tie
House Ct Lords.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

LS. Z. c. WEST NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MEhI; q specific for Aystcrie, Dizziness, Con.
vuIsioAs, NcIvCus Headache, Mental Depres-
sio0, Les Ct Memory, Spermatorrt~,, Impc-
teacy, involuntary Emssione, Premature Did
age, caused by over.exertiUn, SELF abuse or over
lndui gance. which lesds 10 misery, decay and
death. One box will cure recent cases. Each
oox containe Ole non.a's treatment. One dollar
box, OF sig boxes for fvo dollars; sent By mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee six
Doxes to euro shy case. With each order 70.
ceived by Gs for six boxes. accompanied with
live dol.a's, we will send tho purchaser our writ.
Ten Ru.IanLec 10 return the money if the treat.
inent does ret etec. 8 cure. Guarantees issued
y AN NEY u Co, Drag ists, Alexandria,
Va, who!css!o end aetsil agents. Ordo-s by
mslt will receive prompt attention. mar
gJ7EETILIZlNG CHEMICALS,
q We'll adapted to either Wheat. Corn, Pc
t,toes or Tobacco. Contsiae:
Pure dissolved Slaughter House Bones,
Sh!phato Potash,
Magnekis,
" Ammonia. Price $40
JANNEY 81 GO,
NH Who'Sfa'e Druggists Alexandria Va
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TWELVE INCHES CIV SNoW.-A gentleman
who arrived 10 this city Saturday, morning from
Charlestowp. W. Ve., reports that snow fell at
that place Thursday les: to the depth of II
inches, aud that sleighiDg was the eeue5al mode
ottraVel in that seclcu OF the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

s BRANCH STORE Mr.. Charles 9. Taylor.
j., 'hoicsa!c and retail dealer ia all kiuds of
ted snd cat hay, Las opelcG brnnch store ct
NO. - kru2 S rect, 20 accommodate hi: in-
crease; business. hlr. Tailo,'S improved ca!
hay has Ret with suah general favar that be
hnd5 L Impossible TO tl.l Tho large ruuber of
!r!eIs ho rccciv. daily. He expects shorll7 to
itcic''c the producing capacity CT his establish
Nuuf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-03-07

WRIT APPLIED For Judge Keith vss ap.
piled TO, ST Warrenton, this morning, by Messrs
Cole y Co., fish hucksters, through their coun.
sol, Judge Charles T.. Stuart snd MIR. Leonsrd
AsTbury for a writ Of msndsmus TO compel the
Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund to furnish
them space in the msrkc. for tho retail Of fish
during the present SESSION. Ills is question
.ss;iaS tho right ofthe Sinking Fund Commits
sion 10 limi. the number Of h:h benches in the
market
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You C II liakg y0uc dioner conileto b. Try.
ioE some CT the DELICIOUS GREEN PEAS which
MCHCRNEY Il Son have last rec,i2cd.
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AUGTSDN aaE.Ea.
TRUsTEEs' sALEoFFAIHFAXIANO;

II L Al IA II
By virtue of deed CT trust executed he Jobn
4. Hib5a:d, trustee for Caroline Williams and
caroline Willi.ms end Alex. K. Willisms'
GNed inc I'm o. September, 1876, and recorded
IN 1Ioer U. Nc. q, folio 49, of the land records
OF Fairfax county, tho undersigned. ss trustees
taete!n named, snd ct the request of tho ns-tv
tIaere5y secured on MONDAY. the 2lst dag OF
March, lsSl. (Cours day at II O'Clock NJ. viii
door of sid county. tho following desctibsd
REAL ESTATE: All tho UNDIVIDED IN
TEkEST which Walter DePuy Davis formerly
owned in tract of lsnd, contsining 1872 acres,
ana now owned by John K. Hibba7d, trustee ~
AFORESAID. The said Interest is 81 acres thereof
more OF less. This land lies OF the road leading
from Fairfax c. 81. to Vienna, AID adjoins The
lands OF Smith (formerly Whs!ey) and others.
Terms of Sale. Cash enough to pay costs of
rust. expenses OF sale and conveysncing and
~ from the 19.h September, 1871, 10th Septpri-
Der, 1878, 18th September, 1872 and the 10 b
September. 1850; the residue on credit of one
year from date OF sale, evidenced by the pur-
chsser's bond, bearing interest from d.te aid
secured by lien on the propesty sold.
seb.s.sw T + 81 h Ho5aB, Trustee
SALE Of a YALUABLE FARM IN
deed Of trust executed By a. King Chsndiar
and wife on the 9th day of Nav. 1876. aud "a.
corded in liber I. No. 4. page 4OS. in the clerks
ottce Of Fairfax county, to secure to the trustees
OF the Protestant Episcopal Education Society
IN vlrginis the payment OF twenty five hurI-
dred dollars, with interest from tho date of said
deed. default having boon ma 10 in the payment
OF SAID principal sum, after demsnd), the un.
aefsigned trustees will on MONDAY tho 2lit
day of March, 1881 Court day. at IL o'clock m,
before the Court House door, of Fairfax COUNTY,
proceed to cell at public auction a ce1tsia
TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county, about
sl1 or seven miles from the Court House, anl
two miles from Centrevile, called Salisbury
containing about five hundred and sixty.sovea
ana one.half (5673) ecreas. moro or less anil
improved BY fine DWELLING HOUSE, on.
buildings, stables, &c.
Terms of Sale: So much in cash as will ppy
the above mentioned sum tS25O0) and the inter
est due on the Same and tho expenses Of sale.
the residue in cash. or upon credits Of ono AMI
two years. with interest, the purchaser givinr
bond. and deed OF trust on tho premises to Sc
curod the deferred payment; or on such terms
as said A: King Chandler may sgreo to q. tao
time of ssls. Conveyancing ct cost of purchaser.
ARTHUR HERBERT, n
CAZENOVE G. LEE. lfu'sees'
fsb17.ts
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CoNFEREECEs-Rcv. Mr. Boyle, pastor Of
The nj. 3. Church South. and Mr.. VIM. II.
May will lesyc here tomorrow to attend the
Baltimore Annual Conference. which meets in
Harrison burg. Va, on Wednesday. Rev. NJ r.
i'osrco, pastor of tho n. E. Church, and Rev
Mr. Heyer, Presiding Elder of the District. will
slso leave here to. morrow to 10 present at tho
opening CT the Virginia Conference at New
River, West Virginia, on Wednesday next.
Rev. DR.. Mills, PASTOR of the 81. p. Church, will
leave here Tomorrow for Cumberland, Nd, to
preach the opening sermon Of the convention Of
that church, which commences 1T thst place D.
Wednesday next. Mr.. james l.. Petit, dele.
gate u the convention from the chu;cA in This
city, will leave hero On Thursday next
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Lenter services Of Grace Church will be held
very evening at 7:45 p. m, Saturday excepted;
IN Saturday, at 5p. m.
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SPRING STYLE3-Demorests Patterns re
~ ccivcd tG.d,y. Coll and get catalogue.
msr1 D. y, BRASHEAR
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Heather Probabilities. MarcE :, 1851
IL: the Middle S a,es faic weather, northwest
10 noEtheass winis, rising followed by fal:ics
barometer, stationary or higher Temperature.
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I0sbCra :!
MOfHeraIt

sss- AK you; sgst for copy Of "Youc,
Ma;' Fri:ad' and read L!
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sEHg COD CRAHBEkRIES reca;-,s :.
~ day by [fst24l 90. M1LBUKn
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.fhcrc Is oa'y oao sure method to discover
whether 40 article 10 'pnr,h anything or not. snd
nat is TO Try l.. hlr. Walter B. Garduer.
FOREMAN American Seam Gusgo Co.. No. &c
CEa:d 10 81, Boston Mass. did thia with q
popular preparation and ob:er7e: Tho St.
Jacobs Oh has seen ia use among tho employees
OF ttI5 company. "ho have been hunt and ia
Iu!cd k'ig among the michinesy. and it
nc7cr is!id to cure thcnl. can highly rtcjm.
mend i.
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"A MONDAY, MARCH 7th.
|THEBERGERS
AND THEIR NEW COMPANY
The Most Attractive and Meritoriou5 Entertain.
ment in America.
III STAR ARTISTS, ii
Embracing the following Pre- ominent Specially
Talent:
hr. CHAS. w. BREWSTER,
The worlds greatest Ventriloqual Humorist,
with the funniest family Of wooden. headed Man
ikins on earth.
Miss ETA MORGAN,
The renowned and fire.: Lady Sa1ophone Soloist
in the world.
Miss MARIE BOWEN,
Humorous, Dramatic and Dislec! Elocusonst.
Miss CORA FERRIS,
The accomplished and pleasing Mezzo Soprano,
Mr.. A. NJ HOLBkOOk,
The eminent Cornet Virtuoso, whose wonderful
performances have gained him reputation sec.
oDd to none.
In addition, FULL MILITARY BRASS
BAND in gorgeous and expensive British Mil.
tary Uniforms. under the leadership of Prof. j.
ID. Sullivan. OF New York, in Grand Parade, Of
10 o'clock p m. on day of exhibition
Tickets of admission 10 and 25,. Tickets can
be secured in advance without extra charge, at
Iennesson s. Cos, Id King street Marshall
House. Doors open Is; Bergers Of s. [m2.5l
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LOCAL BREV77IES.

~ ne committee on Public Property Of tee
lily council will meet 70 night
.. Inc County Lodge CT Good Teup ,srs ne. il
!nls city to-day.
Chrlss Church. and tie other places OF in.
IeresE IN the city, we-o visited yesterday BY
larEa CROWDS Of strangers.
Reuben Mcclure colored, for tbropicr 9
Sione IN the street, and cutting the heal of John
6eo!y Sowie, slso colo5cd, was fined sad ci,.
charged by the Mayer this morning
United States buoy..ender was pl1ipg m
and down the river this morning repl, chg the
Suoys that had boea displaced By the recent
fteshet.
a well.Enown old colored man named B.ti.
more, died suddenly from heart dsesea st his
house near the Virginia Midland Railroad de.
pot, Saturday night.
;. John FrELk Kiln, bett,r known as Jack Frsrk.
lin,' 2 Weil-Bhown character about the city,
dl:d Saturday night last. His remains ware
taken 10 the hall of the Alexandria Reform
CiuO, OF Which he val N EN- Der, this afternoon,
from whence his funeral will take place to.
MORROW afternoon q! two o'clock.
st. Johns Academy Cadet corps under com.
msnd of Major W. Q. Potter, parsded the
streets Of tho city day, presenting fac sd.
pea:ance. In front Of the Gazette Office the
corps went through The manual Of arms in a
manner that ref tected gres. credit upon their
ioloagh tho different cyolu!ions with precision
thst would have won them applause il tho
Inaugural! procession.
70 COURT To.DAT. Owing 70 iudispoti.ion
CT Judge ChIlton, tho March term Of The Cor
p2Tdt!on Cour. did no commence to.dly. Tho
tfrm Will commence en- Wednesday next, ii the
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFIELD, March 1.-OHr city election
is to take place the Sthinst.
Work on the new Congregational church
is being rapidly pushed.
A Greenback meeting was held last Sat-
uriay night for the purpose OF electing city
officers.
One hundred dollars have been subscribed to
purchase flag, to be 1oated on Carleton col
lege inauguration day. Vive lie rof.
Mr.. E. L. Benton will take his departure for
Bismarck Thursday, where he will prepare
himself for the gold fields.
George R. Vending Gncog where FROM
will, one week from (this) Tuesday, deliver a
lecture in reply to .Ingersoll, at the Opera
House.
A union temperance lecture was given SUM-
day evening by Prof. W. s. Pattee, at the
Methodist church to an audience of five
hundred.
The GLOBE wishes to correct little error
which appeared in Monday mornings issue.
Miron Wheaton did not return from Court
land Mich, but CORTLAND, n Y.
Bits of meat were found scattered on the
streets a few mornings ago, and, on looking
around, dogs were found lying in very tame
state, which settled all anxiety to know what
this meat meant.
A telegram was received yesterday from Mr..
J. s. Allen, from California, stating that he
could not be at home until Saturday. There
foreiohe remains of his wife will be buried to-
morrow wednesday,.
We should like to know what Mr.. Franklin
Hall, of this Vicinity, while talking in regard
to the situation of the land monopoly in Ire
land, about to take place in America, means
when he says: "We don't care for our poster
ity; get all and use all we can while we live
and let posterity take care of ITSELF" Will
the GLOBE answer this elsewhere?
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
BurQL0ries.

Numerous petty and attempted burglariss
are keeping the police and detective force busy
Just at the present time On Monday night
two places were visited by the gang. The
first was the grocery store of McCaine, on
thieves obtained entrance by breaking open
the glass sash in the door and secured stock
of fruit, candy and cigars. A neighber was
awakened by the noise of the breaking glass
and gave the alarm in time to prevent the gang
from cleaning out the store.
The second place visited was the residence OF
G. NJ. Cushman, at All Second avenue south.
Here the thieves gained entrance through the
cellar, and in crawling over a pile of wood
awakened Mr. Cushman, who armed himself
and fastened to the front. On opening the
door leading to the cellar Mr.. Cushman con-
fronted one of the men, who turned and fled.
Mr.. Cushman says he looked out of the win
dow and saw two men making off at lively
pace. One of the men, he claims, was on
crutches and it is supposed thai this is only a
scheme of tie gang to escape recognition and
arrhst
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
isnit .Anainst the 4. O. U. W.

Suit was commenced in the district court
yesterday by George c. Richmond, administra-
tor of the estate of Charles H. Richmond,
against the A. o. U. W. grand lodge. The
action is to recover 81, 200, which amount is
the insurance due the heirs of Charles FL. Rich
mond, who shot and killed his wife and then
committed suicide last summer. The CON-
plant states that the assessment has been
made, and as the money which should, accord
ing to the bylaws of the order, be paid to the
wife or children of the deceased still remains
in the hands of the order, the plaintiff demands
Judgment. The complaint further states that
as the wife of the deceased died before her hus-
band, and leaves no issue, the money ightfully
belongs to the natural heirs Of the deceased.
That the amount has been demanded from the
lodge but payment has been refused.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-02
ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, Feb. 2s.-While Mr.. s. a.
Baker was cutting wood, a small round hard
wood stick, sharpened to point, few into his
eye and put it out.
The Congregational society have recarpeted
their church.
Col. A W. Chase will speak in Heaney's
Opera hall Saturday evening.
The ChatfeId train broke an axle of the en-
CINE while coming in recently, and was delay
ed three hours.
d. E. Horton. architect, is at work on the
plans and specifications of the new insane hos
pital at st. Peter.
Herman Emery, of Pine Island, fell on the
ice and broke the thigh bone; being an invalid
the accident will result fatally.
Only one scholar in the public High school
will graduate next June; another year having
been added to the course, they can, under this