davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-04-30

MILWAUKEE,. April pr1i&,.-ftuun-unohauR
GnAtH--whont stoadyi closed an1l' No. l. nrmt-
malt NJ. T. sitt[, Aprtt sloos{, May ti,1Ua, June.
sl, July stIa, No. atot No. Sic. rejected nouil-
nal. coru htsn, Nu.1 &2e. OAt hlahec No. :, aStc.
Nyo datlt No. !, tIl Barley qulot and atendyi NO.
fitoYtsioxs- -highor.. Moss pork. sl;.D cash and
hAyt e5.45 1unG. thrd-lftMe at0am, 3l1a9 enAh ana
il0as-in fnir domand, unchanged. s5g9Gl0
RRCRtrTH-F1our. tG,xb bFls: wheat, 7l,NN but oaSs
l,iO0 hu. -
AtakI b9.
, 1881-04-30
TOLEDO.

roIEno, Apr. 2a-0hAis-whcat dnil, No.
wlltte MtchiRnn. tLlo5<.. amber do 1l.1ls No.
rcd walash spot. sl.li4t May. $L1lA, June held At
Stll6 md &lll bIdt lulY..&U14s August, al0l; tho
yoar sla Corn dulls hiRh mixud. +efc; No. !, *'fc
No. whitc, +9oi rejected. 4sc. Oats quiet; No. ..
1yxc. t't'A
at tLlIH md tLtvY ~, MAY h9d g. ELI M sLi4t
Aas,lsI. fial; the Jesi. slAt334.
MEckIi'rs-Whu huat SuQ9 hut corn. e'!ao bn' on1'
aH!pazs7s-wheat, 1aooo bu, corr. 100 BIT, oats,
Lulu bu. = It''
, 1881-04-30

BALTIMORE, Lid. April l7a.-yLppk-8tsady.
onAtA-Whsat-Wpstsrp lower ooslnR st4ady l.
LIN, Nay ai.xstolUN, Jane ieI!as3sLlxt, juIy,t
lL,s4oLli;t, August tLls'{Vfsl1N. Gorn-Wsstsrn
sssady and quiet. Western miyed. spdt and April
s49ksNot May, daz6d3se, 1an9, SV404ttot stsAtaeE,
E33{a UAtx sasadyt Western Nhlta tSba; mixed
G0aso. n1e Alasdy NJ sLl&3LA
HAY-Qut6a.
FMnYttIUH1--8ts&dy, tpsas pork, cd, tIp,Ml pew,
{laMs bulk naats pSpket, f{8I{aI afcoh saQAldHEe,
fos clear Il 9idos. t0{ai b$u,1 lAttpI Lard, H4a.
HpTTAx-QYlstt pFttds to Gh0las W$steF1 Dzdked
Xd11lul roll 1abl8q,
HOu4-ftull and lover At lAn
IEEAOLEUA-ASHueu, W.
, 1881-04-30

tJi,t,eHutEs-to,1re dullt Ito cnrvaes ordinary TO
fair, lG4st!lNc. Sugar trtn: 4 soft, s9fs
WtftsKf- Quiet rt &t1h ,... ...
FMxioirH-To Iivcfp,a rnI u n!fnnor, aa!eti cotton
tixtEirrs-Fiunr. iEi t,rlsi w'lua, JIrp hut corn.
f., ~ bu, oats, =, vi buf fyrt uh hu
a,iusMKx krnt, {HB,Ht} but cnfH, 81. $50 hu.
HAtxN0WieaL b;s.s3u BIZ, corn, III .741 bu.
, 1881-04-30

"E have suffered beyond endurance" nAY
Ito hus been burlltn. TO sue." ~ have beVn
neital tho peaYurcs Ut aoctcty." Extra9ts fran
Testimonials uf those cured of skin aud soeofu-
lo,4s hunnts by tho Cutlcura, ,Aemed!ea.
, 1881-04-30
NEW YORK.

Special Dt.paseh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YohK,' April zu.-0HAtH-An netivs bnt un-
settled snartos to-day for whcas- Tho bulk Of tho
business has busu In tho speculative interest
Through the oariior trading psicos ueFe marked tip
10 No bu on light offerings. During tho nftar.
noon. n tho rossutu 10 paca supplies was renewed
values rooedcd sharply. gonosJ as much ~ Nol.<on
bu, sxocpt cnnhl transactions, No. rcd for April
falling 10 bu, clohinR waak and sensitive Exp0rt
doatn9 restricted so1le. anlcs Of No. ! red ut
sl2<8l .s1, cosng a. st.2sK as'the best bldt No.
rod ut tt.at2lz1, o1oatuK at l.GM nked aud sl.25
blds. DO April at tL251zol.1M, cIohtns al el.2Sh
taRanst sl&A hid last evsnng}} do May at N.2l9
1.2lH, closing at 5L2lNI d. June. aL1AAl01a9E
closiua at sisoX tasaiust slsa bid last oven
lnR3i do July options nt N.iSal.laA. closlng
nt slls; No. rod Al .5x, csoaIhx Mt 25s steam
cfxrndo At tl71t ungradud ut so&l. "a to aualItys
No. Chicago sprnR at sL1tsl0l.M No. 2 whlto Wost-
orn At sl. Cofn-A FREQ business nRain reported In
No. = mostly In tho speculative limo, tho options
opening very buoJantT, running up about 99aHc
bu, ohuQy under mAnpulaslon to fnrco settlements.
and lator deliveries also showing slight IMPROVE
ment. hut toward tho close onrn1s weto morn lloor
and urgent and. prices on April Fu'tored D sharp
break. May and Juno niso HcakentnE 1attoi sh1es
mtted Weslern unRFadcd at 67eS4c. ~ To quality,
New York steamer uxsd oar1y delivery, At As4atOc,
closing At t]o do April quoted nomlnAt NO. whit0
noialnali Nov York yellow al Cso. Cats attracted
moro nttonton. whita continuing hrm. II in almEsod
stock, and nlxod hardening 4 ttl1o,
touched With loss ea2orness and In fnlr active
demand. mostly on speculative ACCOUNT. olostnR
firmly. Hnloa whito Western, unGtndcd bt ADa51}kc,
- to aua!ltys nlxed at 4t9tSt white stato nominal!
No. 2ChcaEo ut NC hskud.. Mye quoted tcavy md
$S ss Il Iii IL; IT
sss; ~ Il
e saa Il sas sss WIZ
5ns ho"na ~ 4 as5p fg!me:
S' & ssdSs If.
Ss$;s A. SsSsss Ssss s
n SiF$'; s I'll i III? VII; s;$s: i ;
s:sss III 4s saas ssss ut
Mai 6.iSa md aooi ID u 7ds7 7.lsc. 1tetnsd ii
assss s1;,: e ss sss
Fsa%.e!n a:s: ne sss
4aus
e az i Il ~
I6ths Wt.te'n Aaostattd Prs,,. =, :, ,,<, :, :,
,sss ts.ssss @ os:y s! aay, iaa5ss jS$y, INV.
AAsS:s It'll e s:sss; it, jssSs; jSs,Ssss
gfsS: S an'hansea' Feee''
sesxy rsosEs. 4! las9 n.L s.gott.
@ n: 3; A. @
aYa Sh!ie Na 19Y afi' 'sIf3; M M,
IL r.,
:ssSsss !! s$ssI; ~ y $|, &S
slsss@ss u. @s; ns:sss. Jsss I 5u', Il:
s{ds' {[93AEs.1s xs}'s n; :sssi5!Ss; IL III:
Iao6r,tiEs-Couas !d1l and pa6hanEoI. sugar
, 1881-04-30
DETROIT.

DErnorr. Anrlls lsaA-FLoun-Blrm and In fair de-
mnnd ut GA01Bh5d '''
ouAIx-lYhtnt nsm> md quiet; No, ! wblso.
tLOs}{9lAl4t April siUe}'<aLN9f, May, tt0sA0lH9f,
juno siat July, $l0a}, August, &l0s5, No: NhitUt
fl.odf. nutu.pai No. 1Fud no1alnal Aacepts. N,W0
b1; ahipnants, 13,nn bt.
, 1881-04-30

NEW YoRK, April za-CoTToN-Nst receipts at all
nltod states ports during tho weet A7 balas. last
year, gO; total secuipta at all Unicd statas ports
TO uhts, Gu; iast yshr, s,t40oj exports from
ll unltsd Etatos ports for the wcek, Us last year.
17ag, total expurta from nil United Htatoa ports to
date, 3albU00 Inst yest. dtnt1; stock ~ nl unItod
Htatea ports 6 last yonr, GpQn. stock Ut all In
tosor towns. ild, last yeaf. 1l1Wi stock Ut Lrcr-
pool. lCNHN, last y9xr, 5ls,uUi atupk Of American
aioat for 1rcat britain. l71.uNs last Ycas, G2.0A
3.Ivknruu1., April lM.--EUrToS-9ales Of tho waak,
Sagp balost American EttxIt spequlatoIa .tonk aGn
Ut which exportars tuek 4Io; forwarded from shps
tassl fseolpis lSiJL AnigrieAn. li3Wo, total .4ek
i0uMT. HmSrteao, 7a.,ou; hnount aaaat, sdaoui
"NHpt NsW Ui.ss*Ss, April l:a-co1ToS-lgroeul.r. md
dlnaTy, BHc; nel Eeeu!pa, +lH ba!osi Eross. hxslE
sass A1ij, ssoak. !x$!l wegs.y n9t Tee9Et1, , FAITH
noi,t, a9os coastrlfo, a6l8i .a!es zAH1 :,
iii. LUU[R Aprt xJ.-&xJTT1N-ltp{ mlddllh4,
1o4q; sFies so hascsi fccvlpts. TUT ahpmeuts, l1O
, 1881-04-30
HIf1FEAT,1.

. 'nU1FALo, April 49.-tsRA1n-Whsat inactive, nom-
tnaily unchanged. Corn artvo' md stpady, % oare
mixed Weatorh at 6iko 0n track. Oats strung and
hlahur; l cur No, Milxed at A6o on track. barley
neglected. Aye ueRluottd.
, 1881-04-30
PEORIA.

PEORIA, I'LL, April 2a--61n1S-corn weak, high
mixed. 70, u,1ed, 41,&@is}lc oats dulli No.
whl.o, I}fa3'Ao. lkyo dull at t3l.lG@f@lf.
MISUNDERSTANDING ut tt.d6t -..
HKcEIlsrs-Whuak. Ito but corn, lG1.IH but oats,
37,7uu but rJp, ~ but barley.~l r&B bu.
kMtrMRNT4-TAent, nai,e; cntu. M.A0 but oAt1,
l2.3W bui fyG, monet barley. nonos
, 1881-04-30

NYw YouK, April 'H-t1onGrsl condition Of tho
quest at nxt hlds, and lsAdihw stas stsad!ly hadI
Pstnu and Lawn. au!ss ginyhaHs sosSS and lam.
heavy fancy ea4slaaeras tu uodosase demand. /,
, 1881-04-30

Special Dt1paseA to The Chicago Trtbun4. "
.KASsAs CITY, Mo-. April :a.-GiAlS-The Prfet
Durrrnt reports. Whcnt-Nocntpts. lt"2s bu; ship.
nunts IT. bui dull} no. casb. ylct Mny, &c. No.
April, A6e; Mar, VIC. Con-ltacopts. !ls bat hhlp-
nlanti, AN2 bur dull; No. ! cnsh, S3koi May. xiHc
, 1881-04-30

clryELAAn, O.. April &-prTnoLtuM-71smt
BtandAzt white. ITO tost nc. .'.-g..".
Ut SiHc, hIXlpet a6}fti lowest k!1fts cosed. xtoi
Shipments, ia brls 0harsra, 10 w bels runs. sou
e'fir7snunn, April .:a-rETnol1gk-yAltlya aet!5ei
utudo 4tGadyt United oafttchtu4 f3Q68d NO.
,HhilA19lph1 delivery, - ~. -
, 1881-04-30

1n1Uh+CU1tN--The Inhrkot tonttnt8& Noady 1nQ
fn. We quotes
Chplcd hnr and carpet. ...s......6 Gtg
Geftl 9}4
&dtpped, DO.
Interior arid
RUrTEtt-3old tu moderate aggregate A. about
s.tad1 txuses. Tho supply Of h1e tnbt0.butter Is
thor of tAa duuan and offerings Of TINT olasa tinl
rtad1 bayers at full figures. Tho market for low
e1stn thll shown . Nnnt OF stfenEth Wo qrota:
Hs.nss5 faiTto Tnciin9 atocf........ll3l3
UfI eholce. 2a9 turoaAo. 89l0
pAGGiNq.-No chnngos were davaloped In this
MARKET Tr4do remains qulat at stoady prices:
Stark t.................zsI. I.nrtaps. bu. z @t!k
Maision. ...,..... ..9[ [Gunnios. double. ~ 94
American. Wool sacks......8 Oh
CHEE5E-A quiet and. unchanged market was
noted. buyers ass not ordering In advance Of our-
rent neods all holding Oh for lower prices, which ar0
pretty curtain 10 c,me little further along In tho
stAson. Ba!os 1ere At tho following PRICES.
nl cream. MM
fAttunl
Pansttm. thit TO ~
iarMul' naEu..- '*s.*.".'
1os
CQ4i-Tho market Fcmalns In = dull and unsettled
a.aIs-' The following quotations aEu subjeetDd TO
svus "euttng":
AathEsetto.. ~ tG| n1osabnrR. ..sA
k1s.......,..,.. 461|CannoI.. H09
Tsdnont ..... G7SI iiiino,s. Is
c00pERAGE-Wnsb btcady at a9tE3{o for pork brls
sod ll43L tg1 for lard tcs.
ElGS-Wero LII abundant supply. and sold fFooly Of
u pr do1 g.;
, 1881-04-30
PROPOSALS.
rrVposoIs Ebr Inltnn Supplies and Trans
portnt1oti.

Proposals sor Indian Supplies and Trans
IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR,
~ odes q inlia9 Ana't., Wa,n,ns!se, ~ March s =
ise.,v prps,.as tnd2r.aa r59psas e. asf ~
Isi % d'fSa'sa y 'e sso1 9,.ts Ss
less" Fsys ii. ostf; 81 sS; . sqs III %
h;pl.nx m M !.aaa sssveo s O. aoSit 9SS ~; ~
ISe.; aa poanas ,n,, Dstnx s,,1 rS.fsf xs,
s:a $S!s |s: asT sSS
Psssa; Mil; SSS ISsa: soda paaad' sugar.
,sx x?:Y ss.tSE S IN IN;
:sss ys;a:j ;a:.' oisSSs s:4'ss.
,sn Ist. ',:a* t:sy 5 ; ;s1. ys,S,s
ess sSa q sf;s!e. W iuS !.
:tSs.a o!s
Sass s $sF%!sty @Gs;:ss ss ds9: S9:
o5aa. & sa s,ss sfss. s 81 3
II IS DO asx e. '. aaS1 sSf
s S aa
kns ,o Kross q 81! 9t1r sa"as az
surnc. aisd Sond eonitons IL - observed y ID.
s soa st :na ii
Hases..sy i.truct!o6s ~! e tufniaasa upo9 Sppl
s H. i! S;ssa.ss. nv Ye'f! ana = w cYa5!.;s
iss ssss
ss, s ssq e ss ~ I e.
"*' CERTIFIED c,1rcKa.
.sy 1 ID: %at Un:s Il ssss
s,SpSs4 an' at Ss
, 1881-04-30

COTTON.

Oswxuo, April aA-QlAIN-Wheat notnnklly IN.
changed. Corn stoAdyt Western tnixod 8o.
, 1881-04-30
HOLMAN REMEDIES.
TO THE PUBLIC
AND THE
DRUG TRADE,
HOLMAN REMEDIES.

As tho present prorrictors Of tho H0L~
MAN PAD CO., VIC were nDvcr In sJmpas
thy with tho action Of our predecessors
In plncIng the HOLMAN REMEDIES In
tho hands Of speclal ngonts. We regard.
etl It with dtslavor ut tho outset, and
from the moment Of our accession to tile
proprictorshfp VIC hare bent all our en-.
dcnvors towards cradicating tho system,
and have finally succeeded In abollsll1ng It.
There nre now no special agencies In
nny part Of tho country, and onr goods
nre once more entirely in the hands Of
the DRUGGISTS.
The DRUG TRADE will certainly up.
preciate this movement to restore tho
popular HOLMAN REMEDIES to their
proper channels, and the PUBLIC will
bo benefited by tic Increased facilities for
procuring our goods, which can now BIO
obtained from all First. Class Druggists. /
Respectfully,
08 Willfam.st., Now York.
, 1881-04-30
WOOL,

pos1ox, April s.-WouL--Qulstl Ohio aud rsnn.
sylysuia, ds44o. Michigan ind Wisconsin axtra1 aQ
:ao. medium. and No, Asees pulle4 "a sos
WOOL uno. 9%84ct 40 Rood medium, 1Se1AA
, 1881-04-30

VUNpESTINEs
wltAlsuTox, April ea.-spIatFs W TuRfRx1taar
fH.tfkA R&n
, 1881-04-30

Hk<+4ANNOEs1$
While the bisQuB was cooking, Miss Cor
son proceeded 70 mike a ,l,erlnglo, for which
sho took tho whites Of SIX eggs, beat them to
a stir froth, aud added half q pound ct
powdered, sugar. Be- careful" she said,
sak f s tle wss ssF & fa@Esea @ shs o 1
Oh thick, hard board, anu 1.anped
upon each Of them abo.,t ,o hSlf teaSup M of @ the
dry. them out rather t!un bake them, as they
md ilrm and OF light brown color, allow
them to cool, and scoop out tho soft Interior
make s i lieu, aS bowlshaped.s VIII lie 3 cream,
pluclilE two toeother." Ii # wors desired to
have theln Of any PARTICULAR Shape papeF
tion from tic laleoay; Mlss cofson sail .hey
would keep nicely f0r couple OF days ~ 4
W. @ Sa1 Of as Mo,s'S1e ,S T from e air ''
"Mattrs h1tel n potetoes' ass Hsxt saned Sn|F
dozen inediunl.slzeI potatoes" said tho
OF M !llch tlitck. They ,are first boiled ttlt
tender. then. warn,,e4 With white sauce. The
Will water, as thu acid which Il niterward
a.itled is antngoM!s1lc to crcam. While warm
utll lialf u plnt Of tho sauce, q teaspoon OF
lemon juice Or vinegar, 6nlt allu pepper, anu
two teaspoons OF elluppel llarsley."
"FilNt do b0uMt aux truftes' was an ax-
pens[ve dish, Miss Cnrson said, and was ono
OF the tlcllcacles OF. tho cuisine. 1t Required
{, grcNt deal Of timo for its preparation and
n,i assistant to tho cook. Miss c0rRon took
u teNaerlo!M nt boot mud cut IT into Slices or
sc0llops two IuoIles wide a,ld three-1uarters
Of al Inch thick, which she fried II. elaritiod
buttur.. The proper way to c!nrlfy Dutter
was to slowly melt It over a fire. and strain
out. tllo sediment, While frying, q. halt-plnt
OF sauco was prepared, with hnlt table
spoon uacil Ut bp(tor and ll9ur browna.! to-
gothar. half q mint Of broth and Madeira
wine, and llalf dozen truillas Sliced.
As tho lesson was 1onth0Mtng out. beyond
the limits. bliss Corson nskel which they
would pruferseuinK made, whipped creuul ~ ~
or " hot Ggg salal =" TO- which tlie ladies' all
replied in fiyor Of tho salal. "Take,'n' she
said, halt q tablespoon Of hot salad oil nsltl
bronx 1uto 1t three cggs. stirling thcni Just =
little but not enougl. to mix the yolks anu
whites together, seasoning wilt, ,saEt and
p0pper. .Turl, the .exg out On q llsll ~ soon
"a It harlena a little, sprinkle with a tabIe.
spoon each Ut ionl0u rtnA and chopped
clIc,l1n6ers. and pour over 1t q tablespoon Of
lemon jutco nhd three OF salad oil. This
salad ts warranted To bring on mn nttack Of
lyspepsia every tllne," wis Miss corsou's
lVRellctl0n. .e.. .e
, 1881-04-30
OUElN Nl1Y7E1T1UN.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General TrnnantIAht1c Company.
nctween New York md J1Avre. f1er a. N. H. fQotof
Mort1n-.t-
nrcfcrt By this line avoid 10th transit by English
railway nnd tho discomfort 0f c1osslng tbs Chaunelln
small b0RL
ANE!IYUE. Hantelie.. Wednesday. May 4 10 N
FRANCE. lrudofle. ....... Wednesday, May T. . m
CANADA. r FFfnnEnci: =. Wettnc sdny MAY e, gem
-tat CABIN iia and ID second % esSin Ii ID .steer.
a9p &tl including Nt1e bedding, and utensils. Check&
drawn oI Credit LyUnaA Of Paris in amount 70 suit!
u t0u!s " IEnlAN. Agent, sAowlina afesn' fooa
WWJnwWy1fTE Wfg eER H,sssss *sse fGtsssss Gsa:ss
Object For NA1HEILLES,
,, r1nci.lna y 0ibrattnr and 1nEcel9nA
for Gibraltar and Masscss- tstins freight md pas-
FEttHiaxNb nE 4 T.
WILLIE DE MANSEiafsEH tnhnur... ..........1 Lime
Itatea nf passage. Ftrzt Chbtn. slos Stesraga, I'll
Lofts BIZ HE bl1S, Agent. Bowling Green. footot
W. II WIiiTH, CpHtn Agent 10, C1ask-st..
WM. g.. W1NTE!lt. 1teera9o Agent Chlca4o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-14
By q. J.. staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers
1903 M4in street.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL BUILDING LOTS on THE CORNER OF
DOVER tOR CARY AND CHERRY STREETS.
ON PINE srkEE1 BETWEEN BEVERLY AND
ALBEMARLE. on THE sol THWFST CORNER
OF TWELFTH AND VI STREETS. AND ON
NICHOLSON STREET. BY AUCTION.-At the
request OF the eXccuiorof me csiaeof John 4. Bel
via, deceased. shall sell. upon The premises. in
The order named below, The following described
LOTS Of GHOCND-uimely, on
MONDAY, MAY 20, 1851,
al 81 o'clock +. VI. a BEAUTIFUL LOT on the
n, rihwest corner of Dover TOR Cary and cherry
street, fronting 80 ieei Ou Cherry street aud ia
feet on Dover street.
second VERY HANDSOME LOT fronting 80
feet on Pine street between Beverly and Albenare,
and running back about l46 feet 10 an alley 20 feet
wide.
on TUESDAY, MAY "a. 1851,
at 3, O'Clock =. W.. Lot fronting 1872 feet on
wellth street corner Of street. ana running oaek
/ / feet 10 an alley I'm common ~ feet wde.
on WEDNESDAY, My 20. 1881.
AT 81 o'clock i. VI. LOT on the north SIDE OF
Nicholson street fronting thereon 30 feet and run
aiug back within parallel lines 70 FOX brabcn loy
fref more or cssl aud bounded by ihe aEds no" or
formerly OF +. Dixon on one slce, aud D. ia on 'ie
other. =. ,.
The properly will be subdiyided into lots to suit
the wishes OF bidders. , -,
TERMS OF SALE: one third cash: the balance III
,iX Twelve. aud eighteen months. Win Interest auu
.a for negotiable notes. secured by trust DEED
Ii. l.. STAPLES & co.
nv1I Auciioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-14
By W. Goddin,
Raj Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

SALE OF PERSONAL
4 PROPERTY AND ONE. SIXTH lNIFRtSn
N A UOIJSF ASD LOT ON The EAST SIDE OF
NINTH BETWEEN VI AND y sTRtEI>.-By
virtue OF a deed OF trust from A. Engelking ana
wife 10 the undersigned, dated 2ist OF May. 1879
and of record In the thancerv Court 81 hlcnmohu
10 secure note of 5000 ana interest thereon IRON
the 24th of >eptem Der, 1878 and on request OF me
owners of aid note default having been MADE IN
me nAymept thereof Wit proceed 10 sell al public
auction, Oh The premises on
TUESDAY. MAY "a, 1881.
at . o'clock NJ. ALL THE RIGHT. TITLE: AND
INTEREST conveyed BY 4. EDgckiug ana Louisa
his wife hy said deed which they acquired undef tDe
will OF NOnctte Fisher, or 80 much tntreoi A. NAV
be necessary, consisting among oiher thlngs OF
THEIR INTEREST N a LEGACY or s9OO, pdN-
able az the death OF Nichola, Fisher aud kt fk-
SION OF ONE-SIXrH INTEREST IN The
HOUSE AND LOT fronting 80 feet on the east llne
OF Ninth street between VI and streets. now occu-
Iiel by Nicholas Fisher. II Is brick store ana
dwelllng-uOw rented grocery store below anu
dwelling above. .ooo ,.,
TERMS: Ca.h for enough 20 pay 1900. with
interest from september "A. 1875, and The costs OF
sale and Of executing the trusts under the deed me
balance of the probationary shall be made pay
lie at such time aud secured in such manner rs y
Fngekng may direct. ana II he rails 10 make suc.l
direction, then as The said trustee shall see IT.
mvJ HILL CAkl TX. 4 rt-l.e-.
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wnosess,e RAID ON sundsy-Law VIC
lalOYS.
IBaltimoresn. lSth.]


IBsltimoresn, lSth.J
y,,. State Temperance Alliance has got
,.n down 10 hard work In their war against
Y,o,s,ors Of the Sunday law. They say they
a. not propose TO allow cobblers, smashes,
snIeps. or even beer, TO be vended across
mar or otherwise disposed OF on Sunday so
long as there is law prohibiting 1t. AS
;nitiatory step to the final closing OF all liquor
caIoens on SUNDAYS, they propose 10 make
.aa immediate raid upon all saloon-keepers
,xbo are broupht TO their notice as yiolators
Al the law. With this object in view men,
hers az the Alliance have been engaged ior
several Sundays past in watching saloons
wsere IL was supposed liquor was sofa. AS
a result they have secured evidence OF v!o'
,stIons of the law 10 all sections OF the CITY,
snd Yesterday they made their first coup
AtsP.M NJ. Mr.. James Mcmillan appeared be-
fore Justice Grindall, at the Middle'District
s,ation.house, and asked for warrants
against the following dealers {: Ihomas
Gordop, "a north Gay street; Bernard
Reilly, 124 west Baltimore street; Eugene
M. Daily. 10 st. Paul street; John D. heiiy,
81 west Fayette street; Michael Sbeehan, 8
Light street; Henry Wayhouse, IL Water
street: l.. r. Veitcb, 8 Tyson street; ber'
eard Berger, Beyidere street near Green
soouat avenue Frank Mclaughlin, 20
Chestnut street; John Manning, 1l6 north
Cav street; John DaverD, POI north FROM
street. Nj. William Daniel was present as
counsel for the Alliance, and, after short
conference with The magistrate, the latter
agreed 10 issue warrants, making them re-
tnrnable at 3 Z. NJ. to-day. IL is under.
stood that large number OF warrants Will
he issued at each OF the other station
bouses. The States attorney, all the ponce
magistrates, and the entire police depart
ypent are naturally in sympathy with
these efforts Of the Alliance 10 punish in
fractions OF the law.
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FOR RENT.

JOR RENT, FRAMED S I o r E. an
Il WITH DWELLING ABOVE, No. l2S NJ
west Broad street, corner Of Madison street. Coed
BRICK STORE AND BASEMENT, 3lN west
Broad street. $50.
FRAMED HOUSE, with three rooms, l2lO north
second street. SO so per mouth.
THREE FRAMED HOUSES on Harrison street
between Clay and Leigh streets, with three rooms
BRICK HOUSE, IOIs east Byrd street, with six
rooms. So per month. Amply TO -
GEORGE S. NASlI0N son,
No. 7 Tenth street, Skaters Building.
my 0.po
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By Augustine Royal,
fsucceysor to Moody q RoyallD
Real Estate Anctioneer,
Ninth and Huh Streets Manchester, We
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EIGHTY
" VALUABLE LOTS IN THE CITY OF MAN
CHESTER AT AUCTION.-ln pursuance OF oe-
cree of the Hastings Court OF the city 81 Manches.
Tor entered at the MAY term, 1870, VIII sell AZ
auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, MAY 14TH.
at Az O'Clock, EIGHTY LOTS, on BanbIlnee,
Porter Perry. Twenty first. and Twenty SECOND
streets Immediately west Of the Petersaurk raj.
road. The LOTS range In width from ~ 10 50
feet, and I'm depth from GA 10 2O4 feet. Ihls ssle
sLond attract The attention OF spectators anu per
IONS of limited means who desire cheap MONIES, u,
n is proposed 10 sell them even II The prices soug
range as low as from 81 10 per front ioot ana
Tors this same plan ana no better than some OF tnese
have sold at x3 per foot. They are near BeiIe lsie
s. md therefore would be desirable for the employees
of that establishment. 49,. oA os ,ho
In order 10 place them within the reach OF me
aboring classes, purchasers will only be required 10
nav IS IN cash aud IS per month until full payment
l. made. a., ..t..o.-
Mat can be seen at The Office OF the auctloneer
who will take pleasure In comforting WIZ par'ies
wishing 10 buy. r. NJ. C'NNEh,
nv 5.7.1O&tdtds Speclai tomnnI-sIoneI.
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By John u. sampson < Brother,
successors to +. j. Samps0nl
Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0neers,
Hull street between Eighth aud Ninth streets,
Manchester. Va.

EOUR VALUABLE BRICK DWELL
NUlIBER OF VACANT LOTS ~ THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER FOX SALE BY AUCTlON.-M
the request of one Of The JOINT owners aAd the eN-
ecutors OF Colonel william u. Woodbridge. de-
ceased. VINO was formerly joint owner, We shall
sell at public auction, on The premises. on
The 18TH DAY OF MAY,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, the following described REAL
ESTATF-to wit:
Isl. FOUR BRICK DWELLINGS on Fifth Tor
streets. with basement and two stories above. con-
tanning SIX rOoms each, win LARGE LOTS at
taChed.
Cd A FRAME DWELLING on Finh (or jack
soul street between Hull aud Decatur streets, con-
tanning six rooms with GOOD LOT.
80. A VALUABLE VACANT LOT fronting Is
feet on Hull street between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, running bacg los feet.
Attn. A VACANT LOT on Decatur street. corner
Seventeenth Tor Cayl street, fronting l62 feet and
running back rs feei.
We would respectfully call the attention OF CAPT.
ialists and others seeking safe and paving Invest
meht 10 the sale of the above very desirable pro-
perty. The improved property Is al present paying
a fair rental and with avery little outlay cOuld De
made 10 pay much better, as rents are increasing
In all portions Of Manchester The vacant lot on
Hull street i situated In the most rapidly inproY-
ing aud business portion OF The city. The lots on
Decatur street are very pretty building lots, and
at fair rental. The auconeers will take pleasure
In showing the above property 10 any one wishing
TO ins pect the same.
TERMS One third cash; balance at six, twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes hearing
per cent. interest from day OF sale, secured by deed
of trust upon the property.
JOHN'P. SAMPSON & BROTHER,
my lOI2l4l0l7lS AnctlOneers.