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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i REAI LSIAIE In SLkEN EnI- WY Ia

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE IN SURRY COUNTY BY
virtue of deed of trust executed by l.. d. Phillips
t. me. ~ trustee. dated the lst day Of November,
1875, and duly recorded m the clerk flee OF sur
ry County CONT aud by direction Of the beneficiary
IN rand trust deed. shall offer for sale al public auc-
lion, on Inc premises. on
TUESDAY. MARCH -, 1851.
the following REAL ESTATE-viZ
First. 1RACI OF LAND near cabin Point. IN
Surry county, wherein TIE said r. ID Philips tor
merlv re- ided. containing 1927 ACRES.
second. 4 TRACE OF 100 ACRES OF LAND
acj pining the first described tract.
Ihrd. \ TRACT OF - ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the 1OO.acre tract above
Fourth. \ TRACT OF "a ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the .g27.acre tract above.
fiflh. 4 TRACT Of 10 ACRES OF LAND adj
jpIniHe the san
All Of said lands nav ing been conveyed m the deed
of trust afD e. aid from The sad l.. H. Phillips.
TERMS: $4,000. of the purchase money VIII be
required in cash. he terms - 10 The residue viii bc
such ~ may be agreed upon by the uarie, Interest
I'd. aud vii, be- made known on the di' of sale.
j. y. RAMkl, Trustee.
FFBRTARI %. ISL.
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AuCrTWS sALEs-Yuturs DAYS
ny n. l.. staples a Co..
Res. Estate Agents aud Auctionetrs,
ylO2 Main street. Richmond. Wa.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF rALUA-
\JpIF REAL FsTArE on PINE STREET
MAR SPRING STREET ny AUCTION by viz
tue of q decree Of the Ch1ncery Court or the city
az Richin ond On the cause Of Winston aud ais ~.
Ross. en- err don the 24h day OF June. 1ssO' tirt
undersigned. s,mc.al commissioners thereby ar-
POINTED, will SELL upon the premises On
THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1881,
AZ 4 o'clock T. ", that certain REAL ESTATE de-
scribed i'm said decree as follows: Beginning at a
poiut on the west side OF pine street distant IN n
south. rIy direction SS feet from The intersection
With Spring street. ard extending along Pine street
1O2 feet In soutperly direction. and ruDnlng psc
lao feet between the Dt assigned the said MOSS sn
line paraTlel III, reio. and distant ihcrefrom iVz
feet To = alley In con mon In The rear"
TRRNs. One third cash, one thfd SIX months,
a nd one third in Twelve months, the purchaser 10
give notes for The deferred payments. win interest
added from the DAY OF safe. ana the title retainer
the Court unit the whole of the pnrcla e-lnohey Is
paid and u conveyance or cred hy me touirl;;
GEORGE u. HAW. Special Commissioner.
IL IrIAELES N 20, trrilOnetrs. Ic 70
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BY Davenport & norris, Richmond, Va.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

EOR SALE. a TWO STORY BRICK
L STOREIIOuSE, good Size. well arranged tor a
large retail yiSGp ami country trade. situated on
village. III 4 wealthy county, AID within ten miles
of railI DAD depot. wcl-selected assortment Of
dry goods can be purchased with the house upon
liberal terms. Apply 10
MCKINSEY & MULLEN.
Real Estate Agents.
fe 15.Ofax1w DauViIp. Va.
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cash
n.
Of
thereon
NO uOrt ~
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WED HnLLE TEL m lnM
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS. &c.

*. u. CBG,HFES. Res~ERT II. GILLIA y
- b. Oh At'FdN A co..
IA. REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AyCTIONKERS
CORNER TESIg AND MAIN ATREETs.
sell city agS country A.Qptrty, prlsaely al auc-
ton: collect rents la Richmond ~ ache ter, and
country, and make pf0G.,t returns OF same: money
loaned on citS aud cOunty real estate deeds writ
ten ard ack nov Judgments iaken lau!s shown free
buyers aud sellers intrOeLtced to make their bar.
gains. Write OrAall far free YirginiG4ssaL Estate
JOnrpQ. We AZ the largest advertisers OF real es-
tate 10 AS'erica. except western railroads.
Reference by permission: FIRST National Bank.
Ia 7-d.sw.&N3nl
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HOTELS.
THE HYGElA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, ~
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YANps fA"N f.-'
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 10 any hotel Ia the United states 4, =.
mer Resort or cod-weather Ssuitarium tw A.,
cuar describing hygien.c advantages, iefu' ~
address b. nal OF telegraph -,-,,,.
sp30ly II. PH0EBUS, PgopEsS'"
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I AND SALE.
SECTION Fol: SALE.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SECTION
N IN hollywood CEMETERY, IN promi-
"'"' WV - JOSEPH ". LAUBF,
fe 26-3t Fipt aud Broad strtels.
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~ II. l.. Staple & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuciiOneers,
1903 Main street.

GALE By AUCTION OF TWO VERY
- DESIRABLE PEWS Is THE FIRST Dap
Tl>T CHCKCU.-FOr the purnosc Of winding M an
estate We viii sell at oui Office NJ. llo3 Main
street, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., 1881,
a. : O'Clock L. W.. TO The highest bidder. PEW No.
So on the east side of the middle aisle of the First
Baptist church. being ihe fifth pew fl III The pulpit
also PEW IL on he west side of the eastern aisle,
beiuy II g third pew from the pulpit.
TERMS: Cash. Il. l.. STAPLES & CO.,
Cc1z AurfiOneCrS.
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1UUE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGH.

'U'HE VERY VALUABLE AND HIGH
l. LY.IMPROVED FARM OF 36la ACRES.
CALLED "lNGLFSll,E." II GOOCHLANIl
COT MY. TWfN1Y-THREE MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND AND NEAR TO THE DEPOT OF
THE RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANI RAIL.
ROAD AT DOVER MILLS. AND WITHIN ONE
AND A HALF HOURS TRAVEL by RAIL-
At the request Of Mr.. JaiHes W. Goodman Whose
feeble health drhafs him from personal attention Ia
the farm. offrr for sale his TRULY NALUABL r
FARM. located aS above. adjoining the farms OF
Nrs. Dr.. Wight a. that Of The late James VI. Nor
son. II contains 3612s ACRES, of which abont
90 acres are IN original growth of fine OAK nick
ory. poplar. &C.. the balance III open land Ia good
heart. Of excellent quality Tie Improvements are
most ample fer The use of iaIge family. The
DWELLING contains nine rooms above the base
menf, j. N fXcellent repair recently cUNtfCd with
slate hand ONE shade trees around IL. and M
mands "a fine view of the Whole place. There are
large barns Stables, courthouse, icP-h0usc Sc and
a MOST VALUABLE GRlSr-MlLL. Welding an
annual Toll Of about $50 barrels Of corn: tut thr
dam 10 The pond was recently partially dCs royod,
bur could be repaired az small expense.
THIS farm is in remarkably healthy locality. and
has recently been assessed AZ higher pr1cc than
almost any other farm III the county. aud 10 l. uu-
versally regarded IQCAL 10 THE BEST.
THE TERMS can b. made accommodating ana
The price quite reasonable.
Possession ia the tall, or earlier f required. APP
pV 10 W. GODDIN,
f. "a eOd4t Real Esia'c AuctiOucCr.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGI.s. Ac.

TO THE PUBLIC ayingca-sx
l. greatly decreased NV facilities for Sts$-4,s52-
The MANUFACTURES OF CARHIAGEs,and shaI
The coming season make speeiaiiies OF LIGII1
FAMILY CARRIAGES. LADIES PHAtToNs
all styles, aud siilE.BAR WAGONS, yet viii
make TO order any style OF CARRIAGE or WAGON
FRONT COACH 10 aTRAck-sULKEY. Employ
luz The best skilled labor and using oDiy hrst class
ssye of In sxios svvv en,r,asee which he ~,
manufacturers here or elsewhere furnish. RE
PAIRING OF all kinds done with the same care as
giyer 10 new work, Estimates made for genera
OverhsuIing. Prices made as low as possible con-
sisient with good work. Thankful for The Kind
patronage heretofore bestowed, trust by faith
ceiye even larger share In failure.
Your Obedient sfryspt. IL. G. SMITH,
sos and 3l2 north fifth street,
bstwbep broad and Nsssbsll streets.
25.eodtub23
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
ron VIRGINIA
vBoMAs NJ. ALFRirNp.
THOMAS NJ. ALE RE ND BON

pA q
ERE COMP Any
Prd
Organizes and horpo
n -
NmeOf the GENERA Agent IN
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AFTER TILE AROYE

4 SALE say at = O'Clock. we will sell the FRAMED
DWELLING. No. I'll south Laurel street. contain
Iny fo,Ir rooms Lot COX 4 so to a Wide alley.
TRHus: Hbtrai, aud announced at sale.
II. T.. STAPLES K CO..
fe1= at Real Estate AuctiOntcrs.
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By Frank y. Hi ~ CO., AuclSEccis,
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i Lot OF LAND ON THE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF 1UIRIErNTH.AND CLAY STREETS
AT AUfTiON.-By virtue Of > deed OF trust from
Rhoda Jaws, widow Of Peter Jarvis deceased and
others, duly recorded In the clerks office OF Rich
mOHd Chancery Court, February %, ISL, VIII
proceed To sell at public auc:i0u the premises, a.
above located on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2.lsS1
AZ , O'Clock Z. NJ, the lot of lame described In said
deed. a, follows 4: An That LOT OF LAND Al th
southeast corner of { ay aud Thirteenth streets,
fronting 80 feet on laid Thirteenth street and rum
ming back IN an eIstcrly direction 1872 icet, being
part Of lot No S47 ia the plan Of The city Of Rich
mond.
TERMS: While TIE decd requires cash, better
terms NAV be- announced cay of sale.
There are some improvements GA The lot.
fe25 FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
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DICHMONp. FREDEEllk,EI II

ID I IT n = y n. 7 NIUENII h>IT T"
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. .rl.
mcnciu- MONDAY. February 81. l~-i.
AS 4. VI. leave, BNId- street -itfI.. .tlI.tt
only 20 Nuluri GOD f,,..it,h-
SIS 4. VI leaves BNiI->T,ri station. tI.'
cepi sunday.
4:5S J.. " ltaScs BStu-~ rect station ttI.t.
a:Js f.. NJ. Accommodation f,l JI....I
Bioid-~ireet station HIIf ....tI
dtysJ
I2:O~ L. VI. arrives az Gyri.>f.t~t ,-.t.
3:l3 4. ", arrive, az Byro->tf, -l.f.
makes up lD,b sfns-.
SOS I. VI, arrives at BNtd--tsret .'i.I
except SUNDAY.
Sal 4 VI. Atcor3m .Glt.Uu. arrive. D.
street station daily ItNr'rt ~...
t.A.IAl I..I.
Genera l .tf i...
+. T. d. MYEP,. General upIn',ul. A.
feyO
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CUESAPEAKE AND OHIORAILwky

" Trains from and TO Richmond Jon. 49, ISL
Mail. Accom-. F,rf.,.
Ieave....... ! 500 \. VI. $3.50 T.. y. 10000 f. A.
Arrlve...... 900 Z. VI. 900 4. 81. 7.I3 An
For further details. apply al s25 M,n s,r.t 81.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway depot u 1T fre '
CONMAi x. HOWAED
isI5 g.. r. iua ]. No,
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANT
H. RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TO AND FROM Ef,u
,MOND AND WILLIAMSON


LEAVE RICHMOND.
A:lO l.. VI. Passenger, dAiiy fcNct D. >Dit... o..
irving At Bremo Blua 500 =. 81 a.
1890 A. VI. Freight aud Passenger. leaves dl. o.,
cepi ndryl arh .!nE Al Bfrga D. ~
LE1vE BREMo BLUFF.
500 A. ". Passenger. daiy rNcrut SUNDAY .
ryug In Richmond loi0A.N
1920 A. VI Freight and Pa.seng,r. dlN, ..,....
SundayA arriving ia R.Olu-o.I %
LEAVE wrLLrAMsoN'..
$50 A. NJ Freight aus ptssri ger. t1', ..,...
sunday. arriving Bgr-tYll ..
VI.
LEAVE BUCHANAy.
goo L. VI. Freight AMI Pa,s'ugcf. tI.t .,....
sunday, arriving ". .ru,-.r. g.
T.. NJ.
Packets leave columbia IAN. 1....,.. I ...
close connection AT williamson, e. D.........
aud ohio railroad 10 points east anh
General FIei lf aua Il,krt t....
DECATUR AXrtLt, General Mlu,s'- r.-
DICHMOND AND PETERS BI.EI
IL RAILROAD Commencing II NDAf. go.
rdaiy 20, 1851, trains on this r"'d "iA ... ., ..
TFav. Ricbmond-F.,t MAJ t4s D. Do.
Through Mails. l2:3j =. VI; 1ira-u f,.
6:l5 4. ": Through M'i'', lu;2n j. -; f-..
Speciai Norfolk ENur.... arraHg,t ,.........
pros idr quick TRANSIT htW'tH ilrls ... ..
iolk-Loayc Richmond. 1900 =. VI.
leave PETERSBURG fast Mhlt. #il a. O..
Though MALI, 7:l0 4. VI i.r f..r
q:3j \. VI: Through Freight $50 Nt
through Mars. $40 T.. VI; ~ cl. '"l. ...
pre-, 81 $3.50 \. VI.
tDaiy
tDlily except sunday.
SUNDAY SXCUR~IDS TRNfN~-I.4.. f....
mond 300 A. VI. aud $50 i. ". ita.t i'.f.....t
1910 \. NJ. 700 VI.
For further information appiy az dr..'. l......
Ticket Office. s26 Main street. oI .t... f.....
Passenger Agent, No. Itntn stree.
Ib.Nl1NE.
6furtgl ~uus.-. ,,.f...
4. POPE, General Passenger au' . .c,.t As.rf
I,ICHbIOND AND DANNIiLtPN
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by Richardson q Co,
Peal Estate Agents aud AucliOneers,
lll3 Main street.

Ey Jql0. Z. laugh. on, Jr., ACciiOneer,
1906 Main street.
CPECJAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- OF SUPERIOR OI...PkINTINGS, IN GOLD
GRIT FRAMES. AT AUCriON.-On
TUESDAY, MARCH l, 1881
at I0H O'Clock 4. NJ. aud o'clock l.. NJ, will sell
al Il e store N0.4Z0 Nam street. under Lee Gal
1 cry, y very hnccOl!ectiCn of
OIL-PAINTNGS,
q, gau,ly moplItcd ia gold gllt frames from the
II, sts Art GALLERY, No TAI Broadway. New York
4 he paintings are well Wei II ne examination of
iho q DESTROYS of buying works Of art.
III ece~etion will he on exhibition on SLONDAY
the 2 9Th Ansiaht tfter o O'Clock A. VI.
The pslKupgs VIII be sold positively without any
rosery utGts. sNO. T.. LAUGHTDN. 1G..
fe27 AuctiODceT.
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RICHMOND. YORK RIvER ASD M, s4'E
RA,LR 40.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS.
~ TAXING EFFECT AUGl>I -. Us.
PASSkEGEh TRAINS.
800 L. VI. Leave Richmond tt.iy f..r
law. connecting % We.
TUESDAY. TiiJ e>DAl org >'t-
IRDkl with steamer
inss on the YORK r..er q. i
more.
THROUGH FREIGHg TRANS
500 4. NJ Leave Richmond dsiY - III.
l0:l3 4. u. day. Connecting az ~. .A
steamers for BaliInoie N'N'Nt
TUESDAY, Eb f>rf,
THURSDAY, aud So fl'N.'
with steamers for ~ 30
MONDAY. WEDNf>uAl. 81.
FRIDAY; With steam. ID
denee ana Boston on g. t''Nl 80
PASSENGER TRAINS. .-
1000 A. VI. Arrive al Richmond "a ~ ~
sundayJ connecting a. N'r- D..
TUESDAY, THIRSDAl. 49, go.
uRDAf with steamers q '" ''
more.
THROUGH EREIcHT TRAINS. ,,
ESQ y. Nj Arrive Al Richmond "a
6;35 4. NJ. SundAyl, cOGnectlg A. N'a'
with steamers fgOin "a 20
1erk. Providence. auf r.olHt. -
No transfer OF freight Al RiCnn.Oni io ~ 4
southern poinlb Cars run through between 49,
and West Point Ia
Careful handling and disl a,ch, vita lowest '''N
guaranteed. ,..
Through bills OF iaGiDg. Win gua-anieed 70"
Issued 10 al northern ANA western poias'
For Information. apply al ONCE ~ 81,
INVENT third aud DO"k streets. E4rhu 'n..
auls ". Y. .OTGLkS. ~ut+ri...f
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RAILROAD LINES.
RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND, FREDERICEsBURO Avn,
POTOMAC RAILROAD.
February z3, 1851.
REDUCED RATES TO wAsHTSGT0y
PRESIDENTIAL INATGfIRATfoN

From March % 10 4Ih. 1881, ROrND.Tpu,.
TICKETS will he sold. GOOD TO Rt1IRNUy
ALL TRAINS BETWEEN RICHMOND AZ
washington UNTIL MARCH IOTH, MOI
siyE, al 1913.
A SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Fiba fh.,d
BrOl1 street, at l. l.. ". on Naich 3d. rgr,t
through to Washington cf0 EicDBDbj Frci,r
burg and POiOm ae and Alexandra and Ffe1.r.,,
burg railroads, arriving al Washington farlV RI, -.-
morning Of The itR, aud viii leave WaGlnsion L.
turning at ~ O'Clock midnight March On.
Tickets by this TAIN, % 80 round tip-GO0bT,.
RETURN ON ANY TEAM UNI. MAEH
10TH. INCLUSIVE.
Al Wishing 10 take this train should puf,I,
tickets carly. as the number sold Wii. bot sNrosa
pacity OF The train.
For tickets. apply ut A. ". GABBEE'>. SlGN,.
street. and Offices corner tigith inf Broad ,
Eighih and Byrd streets. Z. \. TAYLOR
"a Genera Ticket NM
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD
- CONNECTING 81 WANNf~Eprn
WITH tuE>APt NND ONO HAl.EfA


TRAINS SOW RUNNING FROM NA' N.-.
BDRp' 10 SHENANDOAH IRON Nli..-.
Commenting icctthtsr o., l--'
leave Wayuesbnr0' Tor
shenandoah from
Works................. 800 A.sL,.f $500.
Leave Shenandoah
Iron works fpr
WdynesborD' ......... a. 20 y v. t.i
Arrive 1T Shenandoah
lrou-M orks ar.... .ll:iO \. N. i'f dr.. I h.
Arrive Al Nayurs-
6oro' at............... sG0A.N.t.i -4"r.
JOSEPH "a. SANDS. sup la..I...
H--rr-f..
WM. G.. MACDOWEiI. ct. 49,
ru'af ...A. ..
CHARLES +. HATCH,
General Freight sul Pas. h-.
IL u Htg,f-..t. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
BAPTIST REVISION OF THE BIBLE.

Captain Ebenezer Morgan, president of the Amcri-
can and Foreign Bible Society, which is u Baptist
organization, has engaged Dr. Thomas j. Conant of
Brooklyn, to make a complete revision of the Old
Testament. Dr. Conant, one of the American re-
visers of the new version recently completed, has
already revised the Psalms and the Pentateuch and
Testament. For this work he receives $25 900 from
Captain Morgan. Each book will contain an intro
INSPIRATION its composition, unity OF plan division
and contents and the writer. At the bottom of each
place OF q condensed commentary. They are not
intended 70 be exegetical but only to furnish such
occasional hints as seem necessary to the nteiQ
reading of the passage. The work is not intended
to be an independent translation, but only a revision
Of the common English version. The familiar
phrascology of the King James version will be
identical where the true sense of the Hebrew text
does not seem to make necessary q change. When
completed the book, with the plates and copyright
Will be presented to the American and Foreign
Bible Society. DR.. Conant is q member Of the Bap-
list denomination ~f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
REPUBLIc4N DISTRICT MEETINGS.

The XVlllth Assembly District Republican
Association held meeting last evening I'm Glass Hail.
No. 2l4 East Thrty-fourth-st Twenty names were
stricken from the roll of membership owing to removals
from the dlstriot Resolutions expressing sympathy Tor
President Garfield adopted. Resolutions were also
adopted disapproVing OF the contract system the
eminent stores.
meeting of the XXTst Assembly District Republican
Association was held last evening Morton Hail. No \
East FIFTY ninth-st Colonel T. GARRISON presided Two
members were transferred To other districts. eighty
names dropped from the roll, and new members
elected RESOLUTIONS were unanimously adopted ex-
pressing horror at the attempted
dent Garfield admiration for Mrs. Garfelds devotion
ana love- conratulation at the harmonious settlement
or all differences in the Republican party as shown by
the election OF two Republican Senator'S and satisfaction
AZ the appoint nent Of Judge Robertson TO the Collector
ship OF the Port of New-York
meeting OF the XVIII Assembly District Republican
Association was held last evening No 1879 First-aye
John H. Brady presided Resolutions were passed OK
pressing congratulations for the rapid recovery Pret
dent Garfield, aud Tor the election OF two
ton Is
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Jo5es sr,ssIowN Aug l2-ArveL stsausr ysvsa. IN.
1870 a ~, .,t,m VIEW York for Liverpool thrl.
h'oshoCTH Aug l2--Arfivea Steamer c,x,o,,. IN,
yer, nom kcw-York, ~ S'S'"f'a tbrs Ca
AMERICAN PO?r1
rliLspFirHh, Aug H. Arriv. 4 s,oa n.ra pcr.. m,
D1Sso. gun Sirsanl Hjndsg Fall River - -1'son,
~, :isS seainers British Quesi Novel; rsvcr,,o,
me-, Inhfe}, New-forst tsattes, ran
Saies. steamer itstlesnake '' lynn
EtLftsDgR. Aug l2-Al1ivAd s,.a-.a..
b , barcowi Martha Stevens Chance tBr
Cleared. steamer w Bruno roxtsr New yo-a
Philadelphia. ~' -N'i'""' NICHOLSON
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LoNpos, Ang l2-~aiiei-7th las.. Ic,rsc wereo o,A -
hngcus The latter FOR Charleston. l!th inc sse
for the Delaware. --''' Ai'~ Soitaire.
o., Nrrxed.25th nit. selini stanford 0tl inst Draa,,
Vale los, h ane lsw Cianpol & csun. TTcm,1
naIIs on Dan-eness Flora Capt hgt.luia) M,r f,S,,
5heri flgar- Wallace 18Th Inst. e.sieita C.a.,eyahs
~ 3 Danlzia, Fa~n, 6uscfpe = Mariucca Mi-ns,sn
Mocelfad, Sir Huaphfy Davy. 1i8H~nas
for Loter ehlpalag vees q, NJ g. ~ FL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
TROUBLES OF AN ORPHAN

little boy about ten years of age, hatless, and
clad III pair OF ragged trousers and what once was
mans linen shirt, about midnight THURSDAY. ap-
preached Policeman Bowen, of the Twenty eighth
Precnct, IN East SlXtirth-st and begged to be
took him to the Police Station where he gave the
name OF Charles O'Neill, age eleven years. with no
home. lie was taken before Justice Murray at the
Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday, and he told the
magistrate that about eighteen months ago his
father died and he was turned to the care of q
man namei Thompson, who put him ON board the
packet ship Black Hawk, plying between this port
and San Franc SEQ. He engaged as cabin-bov
and was obliged to work hard during the voyage
around the Horn which occupied several months
The vessel took cargo of clothing to san Fran
cisco and returned laden with Shells arriving here
last week.
was turned adrift by the captain, who gave him 20
cents. lie had no clothes except the rags which
covered him when he was found, and he had been
wandering around the city for some DAYS Justice
Murray temporarily committed him to the care of
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction and
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Chill
dren was informed of the boys condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
SMASHING GLASS IN A HOTEL,

Daniel Murphy, halter of No. 10 hottest, went
into the hotel of Alderman George Hall, at Chatham
and Duane-sts., about a. III. yesterday and after
being supplied with brandy and water. sat down on
bench. The portcrs were hopping and sweeping the
floor and Francis Gallagher, the bartender requested
Murphy to change his seat to enable them to 90 on
with their work. Murphy took umbrage at the
suggestion and picking up glass fruit jar from the
counter, threw it at plate-gass mirror valued at
$15, rcmarking that he would have revenge for an
old grudge against Alderman Hall. He repeated
the operation with two other fruit glasses one of
which grazed the head of Gallagher and completely
smashed the mirror.
The bartender jumped over the counter and
threw q bottle at Murphy, which broke on his
head with such effect thar his face was Immediately
covered with blood. Alderman Hall was aroused
from his SAUNDERS by the noise and COM
ing down stairs endeavored to separate The
combatanls, the scene, having changed to
the streets. In his efforts he soon became
smeared with hood, and when a policeman
came up, he arrested all three of the men, Murphy
was taken to Chambers Street Hospital where his
wounds were treated and head bandaged. Gala
ghers face was badly cut Murphy, Gallagher and
Hall were taken before Justice Flammer yester-
day at the Tolnbs for disorderly conduct Murphy
committed for trial in default of $500 bail but
the Alderman was allowed TO go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-13
PART OF THE TUNNEL FALLS IN.

About thirty feet Of the Hudson River Tunnel at
the Jersey City end, nearest the heading which had
not yet been arched with brick fell in Thursday
evening in consequence of the withdrawal of the
compressed air. General Smith says the Chief En-
gneer says the workmen had all been ordered from
that part of the tunnel before the air was with
drawn. and were all out. c. w. Cliff, the mechan-
ical engineer, informed a TRIBUNE reporter that
gang of men was working there at the time but be-
came alarmed on hearing the cracking of the bolts
IN the iron plates and escaped danger by running
back into the tunnel.
General Smith had resolved to test the strength of
the Old brick arch that is the portion of the tunnel
lock which has been put in about midway between
the shaft and the heading. Therefore it was neces
saIy 10 Withdraw the compressed air, which was
done very slowly and carefully. AS the pressure
was Withdrawn from the west end of the tunnel the
AT La tho east end escaped and. there being no