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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
N CHiNCERT

The Defendant q. W. L. BLACK, having by
deed dated March 2Sth, lo1o recorded IN the
Clerks Office of the County Court OF Jefferson
County. West Virginia i'm Deed Book ~
PAGE 2-G. conveyed certain real estate to SAID
Geor-e =. Zciglcr, Trustee for Mary Il. T. Black.
The object of this suit IS to have said deed de
rlarcl nuil and void as 90 the plaintiff, as made
without y.luablecpueidcratiOu. and withintcnt
Fl, hip,lcr delay and dctraud the plaintiffs
and other creditor, oC said Black. and toobtan
"a decree to subject the land conveyed by said
decd to the payment OF thc debts duc the
plaintiffs by said g. ". Z. Black, whether con-
traci,d before or after the date OF SAID convey
arcc.
II appearing ON affidavit iiel In dis suit,
that thc Defendant George f. /icglcr is not q
resident of the State of West Virginia, he IS
REQUIRED to appear within four weeks after the
date cf the first publication of this order or
thcn.xt Rule Day, viz. May -nl, loSi, and do
what i~ necessary 10 protect hi, interests lh thls
matter.
And il /, further ordered tina, copy Of this
order shall bee published once week, for four
successive weeks. in the VIRGINIA FREE
Press newspaper published in this county
and also posted at the front door OF the Court
House of the said County, at least twenty days
before rocrcc is rendered.
T. p. LYNCH,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
TraytV wilson White Is IrapacA, z. g
Apr SIT
Pee Tres, Fee, SI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
II CHINCERY

E.riract from Dcooee Of J5apary Z3h, 1881.
"Thc Court doth adiudsc, oclcr and decree
that this Cause Doe referred 10 @ Commissioner
of this Cour, who is directed 90 ascertain and
report,
iyt Tfe Real Estate Of which Abraham
Myers died seized, where the ssic is situated,
and Its value and annual rental value.
2nd To ascertain end report the liens against
the real estate of said Abraham Myers, exhibit
ing their amounts and pioritics
3-l To ascertain and report the amoun.
due the claims of Heary Ky1 Douglas ia the
hin mentioned and max report Of his pre-
ccclin-- o. the nexi term ot this Coart.
A copy-rcste.
FRANK p. LYNCH
Clerk of the Circuit ct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The recent death in Atlanta, Georgia, Of
Mai. J. West Pegram, of Virginia, removes
another of the "boys who wore the grey
There we're Ten of this family in the conflict:
the late deceased, his two brothers-Genl
John and Col Willie Pegram, and the two
sons and five nephews of his uncle, Captain
Robert B. Pegram. OF these, five went
down in the fight and one was severely
wounded.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

A French agricultural commission re-
commends protective tariff Of 81 cts. per
Dbl. on American -four We might recipro-
cate by levying on Partisan dramatic talent
and OBTAINING the fair Sally, bag and bag
gage. till the tithes are paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The Presidents inaugural uttcranoes a
nent Mormonism will, it is said, be made
good within the year. Utah il to have
government of seven commissioners chosen
by him and given full powers in dealing with
polygamy, whose disciples, men and wo-
men, are to be disfranchised 1t isintended,
however, to legitimatize the children born
under Mormon rule.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

Her good little boy of 4 husband wants to
sit in Parliament and the Baroness Burdett-
Coutts. dear old thing that she is, says ne
shall if he won't cry about it. And now
the shekels are shining in the Boro' Of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The first Swedish colony in America land-
ed at Wilmington Del. in April, 1888. Isn't
the PENINSULA metropolis minded to en-
thuse over this double centennial odd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
- 7ITW SFRTFSI Oh HARLESTOWN, JEFFERSON COUNI1, "
POETR Y.
From the German.

All must I leave thee?
Then life has lost for me
All Of It's bright hopes
Centred Oh thee.
Thou hast this soul Of mine.
So wholly twined with thine
That love viii never shine
Again ON thee
Blue Is the howerct
Named the forget-lne-not;
Place II, dear, on thy heart,
And call it thine.
True Is ms love for thee,
Ali if thou didst love me,
Then life would joyous be
ii thou vert mine.
Were Ia birding
Then would I fly to thee;
Falcon nor hawk TO me
Should terror bring.
If cruel hunters dart
should pierce my loving heart ;
Ii then thy tcatsTCuld start
III feel no sting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

All descendants of those from Virginia,
MARYLAND, Georgia, Delaware, the Caroli-
mas and Tennessee, who fought under Gen'l
Daniel Morgan at Cowpens, l7Sl, arc re-
qucstcd to address at once Lieut.. George B.
Edwards, Sec'y Cowpens Centennial Com
mittee. Charleston, South Carolina. They
are to be invited specially to attend in boz
dy the unyeiling at Spartanburg May ilth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
Sfnfq Of gg1sl s'igGi,aia,

JEFFERSON COUNTY, to-wit:
.ATRTLES held IL tie CcrHs QEr, Of Tx
Circuit Ioart qf J.6er'oa CoutA dpTi
Bb, 1851.
JAMES logic and John o. Lane,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The few citizens Il Ohio who have not
been called on to run the government in its
many Branches, foreign and domestic, are
much excited over 4 coin treasure unearthed
in Cornell county. The theory is that when
the British threatened that point theFrench
at Duquesne, now Pittsburg, sent their
treasure to be buried at trading post along
the Tnscarawas trail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

The California shoddy whose ambition
demanded gallery of old family portraits
was equal to the occasion. He simply Sc
cured lot of dusty daubs by the old mas
tiers. had the noses in these ancient faces
painted out and his own type Of proboscis
inserted and, behold! the able critics from
Pigtown and Mud Level adjusted carefully
their glasses to declare the resemblancethus
handed down as something wonderful.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

In pint water boil l OF. each Of CHINA
mon, cloves and allspice; let cool; then
strain away the spices. Mingle this impreg-
mated waite. with a mixture Of port wine u
bottles and sherry and claret lone each).-
Add the thin, oily rind of . lemgts; after
wards the Juice thereof, with ! ID. white SUI
gar and l wine glass each Of Maraschino
and Curacao. Imbed one hour in ice in A
porcelain closed vessel Then add German
seltzer water y bottles, ana few lemon
slices and half spoonful grated nutmeg
to float on the surface. This is the famous
glowing cup" which lholding one and a
half gallons graces the official dinners Of
the Lord Mayor Of Lonaon. We might
with more propriety have placed this recipe
under our Hihts for the Home-but we did
not dare.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

q. W. BLACK and Mary b. r. Black,
his wife and George r. Zoisler, Trustee.
Ijrf,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

GEORGE MYERS. Dorothy Myc.s James
W. Myers, Samuel Myers, Mary Myers,
Eugene Baker, Committee Admlnlstratcr
Of Abraham Myers, George Myers and
JoLu Myers, Sr., aad Albert Myor;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23

Bob Ingsrsoll has been enlightening the
Gothamites anent the musty fossilism Of
religious orthodoxy.
The rcgionist of to-day he tells them vants
the shin of his soul to lie at the wharf Of ortho-
doxy and rot in the sun lie delights 70 hear
the sails of old opinions flap against the masts
of old creeds lie loves TO see the joints and
the sides open and cape in the sun, and II Is a
kind of bliss for him TO repeat, Do not disturb
INV opinions As faras am concerned wish
10 be out on the high seas, l wish 10 take my
chances with the wind and wave and star.
And had rather 60 down in the glory and
grandeur of the storm than to rot in any or
thodOx haTbOr whatever.
The rhetorical Bob may-if re thinks be
has one-po,sess his atheistic soul in peace.
He is taking his chances already, and with
something, we make bold to tell him, more
painfully realistic than his trio Of figures.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
Comm, issiOner's Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
West Virginia, January 26th, 1881;
HENRY KYD DOUGLAS, P'V.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-23
atirajuia FREE grrs5,

IT, \. c II. ~. b. G.iLL1HER, Editors.
Cl,arEes,o,rm, Jefferson County, Ucst Ia.
;urJ o3. 1851.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Domestic Dashen.

New York. The Tribune has q dis
patch from Montreal saying Tournie
ANDRE and maid embarked there fol
Europe
Washington, Six per cent. bonds
received st the treasury department to-
day, for continuance at 81 per cents.
$12, 294, 400.
ParsoI g, Ks, Word has reached
here that surveyors on the Muskegee anC
Fort Smith branch Of the Missouri Pa
cifc have been driven off by Cnoctaws.
Assistant Attorney Kelso, of this city
upon an order Of General Manager Tai.
mage, left last night for the scene of tbs
difficulty. The Indians are reported de.
ternined. 1t is not doubted that thu
Missouri Pacific ks will assert theil
right to build the road.
New York, THE Tribune says the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company be
gan, yesterday, the exchange Of stock
under the recent agreement for the pur-
chase of the st. Louis, lion Mountain
and. Southern Railroad. The agree
ment, which has received the approval of
q majority Of the stockholders of both
companies, provides that three shares Of
Missouri Pacific stock should be given
for four shares of Iron Mountain stock
The exchange was begun yesterday, and
= considerable amount of stock was ex
changed before the close of business.
The exact amount could not be ascer-
tanned, but ne doubt Of the SUCCESS of the
scheme was expressed by officers of
either company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Diplomatic Schemtng.

New York, 7.-ReraLd'S Washing
ton: A curious bit of diplomatic history
connected with The struggle of the last
Administration, with its sO-cAlled Mon
roe doctrine, has just come to light. Il
consisted of an effort to secure = radical
amendment to the treaty Of '46 with New
Granada, which defines the rights of the
United States with respect to canal OF
other methods of transit across the 18TH
mus. By that treaty the Omitted States
guaranteed to New GranaGs the neutral
ity Of the isthmus, but there was no
provision setting forth which party was
to decide upon the time for interfering
to protect this neutrality had arrived.
In order to define this branch of the sub
jsct clearly, and TO give the United
States all power which Hayes had
claimed in his version of Whit Is termed
the Monroe doctrine. 8 commissions
was sent by the state department to New
York. with the draft of protocol to
submit to Al. San Domingo, the mini ter
of the U nited States of Colombia, which
covered all the ground which Mr.. Hayes
had claimed for this government. By
this protocol the United States wss made
lhe sole judge of when the time might
arrive for interfering, In order TO gusran-
tee the neutrality Of the isthmus, and
when it WAS decided by the United
States that such time had come, then this
government was TO have the right to &C.
cupy the isthmus with a military and
naval force along the line of any pro-
posed canal, and to build, protect and
defend such tortiicstion as might be
dee med prudent or necessary to erect 10
order to fulfil its treaty obligations to
Colombia. There was great pressure to
secure, il possible, the ratification Of his
protocol before the close of the Hayes
Administration, but the Colon bian min
ster was in no haste, and concluded to
AXE the protocol home with him for the
purpose Of more deliberate consideration,
md also to await the coming change OF
Administration here. His return is eI-
oected within short time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Death otnVeteran

New York, 7-William Ross Wallace
one Of the familiar figures Of the City
Hall Square for the last twenty years
died on Thursdsy evening after an ILL
ness of something more than = week. H.
had been sufferer for the past three
years from occasional attacks OF cerebral
hemorrhsge, and victim of persistent
and tormenting neuralgia. The day be-
fore his malsdy took = decided form he
was seen in bis usual hsunts down town,
apparently in fair health. He returned
home ate in the afternoon, only able to
reply in monosyllsbles to questions put to
him. Next morning he was worse, and a
physician was called in, who promptly
pronounced the case to be cerebral apo
plexy and probably hopeless. he lin
Rered week unconscious, and finally
expired on Thursday evening, after q
painful effort TO communicate his last
wishes to his anxious family and friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Garfield and The Mormons.

New York, 7.-HerGid'S Washington:
One Of the Presidents person al friends IL
authority for the statement that the
President is quite anxious, so soon g.
there is any let up OF the existing pre-,
sure, to consider some practical and
speedy plan of dealing with the Mormon
question. The recent arrival in New
York of some hundreds OF Mormon i'm
migrants, and the departure from toe
same port Of forty Mormon missionaries,
with 8 view of increasing the food oi
polyg nous i'm migration, have intensIfe5
in his mind the desire expressed in hi.
inaugural. While respecting to the
uttermost the conscientious conviction
and religious scruples of every citizen Ia
prohibit sll criminal practice, especially
Of that class which destroy the family
relations and eLdsnger sociai order, be Is
equally firm 10 his opinion that no &c
ciesiasticsl organization can safely be
permitted TO usurp in the smallest degree
the functions snd powers OF the National
government. Recent attacks by Mormo;
church leaders on Governor Murray of
Utah. who is q personal friend Of the
President, and upon General NJ. Al.
Bane, of lllisois, because of their anu
polygsmy sentiments, have excited some
considerable feeling in his mind. The
denomination of the latter gentleman IS
receiver OF public lands in Utah is tied
up in the Senate on charges preferred by
Delegate Cannon. Among the suggested
p.sns that are proposed by ex-governor
Fuller, Of Utah, in the Herald OF issuing
presidential proclamation against ths
practice Of polyg&my, i receiving attea-
lion. A. 9. Campbell, the anti-polygamy
delegate from that territory, hm written
q strong letter favcring Vt. MesnwhIl-
Secretary Logan, to whom the President
confded the championship Of his anti
policy in the Senate, is sc-
lively considering what legislation can |
best DO had to meet the desired end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Foreign Miscellany.

Tunis, 6.-The Bey has sdd1esse d {
fresh protest TO the powers. imploring
them in the name of humanity to stay
the horrors of war. The report is con
frmed that FIVE powerful native tribel
have revolted, and refuse to submi
either to the Bey or the French. The
Bey is strenuously endsavoring TO regsin
his authority.
Berlin, 6.-The Rsiehstag adopted the
report Of the committee that the Reich
stag meet yearly, and rejected the con-
sentative motion for biennial budgets
but sanctioned quadreunial psrliaments
Paris T. St. Hiliare, minister OF
foreign affairs, has informed the budget
committee that the impending conflict
with Kromiers would end the military
difficulty and would be succeeded by
diplomatic action. France. he said, was
bound TO protect her interests by impos-
ing substantial conditions.
st. Petersburg, IA ukase will be
published to-day or on Sunday lessening
the rent to which peasants are liable for
lands, from 20 to IS per cent. This will
apply to the thirteen northern govern.
ments. There will be other measures OF
smeliorstion for the south. The expects
tions Of constitution ara probably CHI
mericsl
Berlin, THE performance of the sec
ond part of Wagner's "Nibelungen
Triology" was even more successful than
the first. The Crown Prince and Prin-
cess of Germany sent special message
OF congratulate 10 Wagner, who was
cheered on leaving, by crowds Of peeple
in tho streets.
Amsterdam, THE schooner William
BTstttss will sail to-day on its fourth voy-
age of Arctic exploration. She is ex-
peeled to return before winter.
Vienna, THE Prince Of Wales, and
the Priace and Princess William, Of
Prussia, have arrived to be present at the
of Rudolph and Stephsnie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
x11R xK1sEx. EuB. Kelsey, JUN.
ELI B. KELSEY & son,
ELI B. KELSEY & SONS,
REAL ESTATE, MONEY LoANIEGI
House RENTING AND COLLECTION.
AGENTS,
once, % First South Street P. o. Box. ses,
Salt Lake City.
sPRCIAL NOTICE

We are ready at all times to aid persons Of
limited means by Loaning them at least 80 per
cent Of the Purchase Price OF any Property We
sell on long time and reasonable rate Of inter-
est. We assure you heal Bargains in the fol-
lowing List We hold ourselves ready at all
tunes to show our Properties to those who wish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
DiAaaierA.

Illeopolis, Ills, Gin q collision be-
tween freight and passenger trains on the
Wabash road, here, this morning, two
e. g'neers bal their legs broken. Several
cars we're ditched, with psriIhable con-
tents. Lose, S25, 600
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
Salt Lake City, April 80, 1881.

Fifth annual Ball in did Of st
Marks Hospital, to be giren b.
the Ladies of Salt Lake, at tn
Continental Hotel. Thursday
EUening, May 10, 1881:
CoMhITTEEs-oE INVITATION.
Salt Lake:
S. S. Walker, William Jennings,
w. s. Mccormick, T. r. Jones,
Gov. z. Il Murray, Charles Aner,
Boyd Park, Sam q. EaiRg,
Samuel Auerbach, L. ). Hill,
NJ. q Phillips. J. Leviberg,
4. w. Billing, II. w. Lawrence,
James McTierney, l.. Z. holden,
G. Diehl, r. Macintosh,
w. s. Godbe, Abram Gould,
Charles Read.
Camp Douglas.
Gen. ]. Z. Smith, Captain Carpenter.
Capt. s. McConihe, Lieut.. 6. T. T. Pat
tersOn.
Rush Lake aud Stockton.
Gen. P. E. Conner, L. D. Davis,
J G.. Brown.
Bingham.
G. D. Shell, Stephen Hays,
l.. Martin, Austin 81. Bemis,
James Duncan, Aaron Morris,
John Strickley, Hazlegroye & Mullett.
Sandy.
j. II. Hague, A. j. Cushing.
GerrnaRia.
A. +. Schneider, W. L. Benedict.
Vest Jordan.
B. B. VanDeusen, f. A. Cooper.
Ogden
V. NJ. q. Silva, L. NJ. LAngIdork
Alta.
Stewart Stevenson, H. 9. Wallace,
Geo. Cullens, NJ. dirschmSn,
L. u. Goliath, q. p. Norton.
PIrk City.
l.. Simon, Jos L. Haywood,
A. b. Emery. James Lawrence.
David Avery, j. j. Greene valid,
81. A. Van PrAag.
Ontario MIL and Nine.
Pat Kervin. Jos. Z. Gallagher,
NJ. Corral.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Gao. a. Lowe, J. Z. OOoly.
Geo Y. Wallace, Sam. Kahn,
3eo. Nj. Scott, G. G. Goodwin.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
I'd. q. Murphy, w. L. Hoge,
Fred Walker, II. McMaster.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
R. e. Chsmbers. Josb Lawrence,
DR. j. +. Hamilton, J. Barnett
TICKETS Gncluding supper
THREE DOLLARS,
Olsen's full Band. Currie, Caller.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC
Alleged Illegal Voting

Deer Lodge, 6.-The grand Jury in
bishops, for unlawfully voting in Mon
dred Mormons residing in Utah and
Idaho are said to have voted for the dem
Ocratic candidate in Montana under The
assurance of protection. Deputy Marshal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York, May Z, 1881

New York, May Z, 1881
Money, essy, 8. 4; governments, quiet
and unchanged; stocks, closed, fairly
steady; Western Urion. 1l72S; Quick
silver, II; Pacific. 55Is; Mariposs. 90;
Wells, Fargo, 1lS; New York Central,
I47; Erie, 4914; Pansms, hf, 26O;
Union Pacific, 1893; bonds, III;
Central Pacific, S711; bonds, 1l6; Sutro,
~; Silver Nugget, 81; Mineral Greek,
165.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08
ST. MARKS HOSPITAL.

During the past year the cost of
maintaining st. Marks Hospital has
been S1,1O0 in excess of the income.
AS is well known the only assured
source of revenue is the monthly
dues from men at work at our mines
and shelters, no provision being
made for the charitable work which
the hospital is constantly called upon
to undertake.. Since the trustees
last called upon the public for aid
322 patients have been under treat
ment as inmates of the hospital, and
of these twenty six have been cases
of charity. This last class of pa
tientS, as a rule, remain under treat
ment for a long time, and add very
materially to the daily expenses Of
the institution; which is thus pro-
viding home for the destitute, as
well as in other ways affording a real
relief to the community at large. A
faithful management of the affairs
of the trust with which they are
charged, and as strict economy as is
consistent with the proper and eff
Gent maintenance of the work is
aimed at by the trustees. They now
appeal to the public for assistance,
that work, which is car
ried on for the good of all, will re-
ceive now, as at other times, such
generous and substantial help as
will enable them to enter upon a
new fiscal year free from the in
now pressing upon them.
By order of Board of Trustees.
20 r. NJ. KIRBY,
Coorafo1-ry
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-08

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PASSENGER TARIFF,
Distance and Fares from Ogden,

A Freight Train going North Leaves Ogden
daily, at 8. am: Brigham, sos am. Sum
nit. 10 - N; Logan, ii 50 m, FFapklin,
3 05 D M; Oneida, 20 pm, BIackfoot- 10 q
an ;Esgle Rock 2 50 m; Besver CANYON
8 s. m: -Frirg Hill, y 80 p m; Dillon 4 d
o n. Goins South Train leaves Dillon 7ff
n; Spring Hiil. l. ID D m; Beaver Canyon
~ M EaEie roc :. s 80 An; Blsckfoot,
lO,l5 m; Oneidf d 50 N: Franklin sos
IN. Logan I2.& R.m.; Summit I55pm,
Brigham ass p.m.; arriving at Ogden atI5.35
pm
GEO. W. THAIoHER;suptl
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Fare to Black Rock, Garfield Lending
or Lake Point, and return same dag,
S1.25. CSiLITe1l under ten, Csc.
No Freight Received after pm.
W. w, RITTER, Manager.