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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-21
By sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agen's and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SAL + OF M
" PROVED AND UNIMPROVED PROPER
TY, SITUATED On LOUISIANA. ORLEANS
AND UkTH STREETS. ROC kETTS-By
virtue or decree Of the Chancery Court OF the
civ Of Richmond entered the lst day OF March,
1881. in the case Sharkey, &c, rs. ttnnegan We
snail, as special commissioners thereby appointed,
proceed to sell al public auction on
WEDNESDAY. NAY 20, 1851.
on the premi'cs, at 5a O'Clock L. NJ, the following
First. LOT frl nting 33h feet on the corner Of
Louisiana and Fourth sirtets. ahf running back
l2O feet, with DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT
thereon.
second. VACANT LOT In rear of the above
prop rty and fronting 40 feet on f0urtn street and
r, inning back between paraiie lines b62s feet.
ThirO. LOT fronting 80 feet on the north side or
Orleans between Third and Fourth streets, and run
ming bacs between uaraiel lines 90 feet tO a ten
DOT alley. with a FRAME DWELLING thereon.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months with interest aeded andt1il retain
ed until the purchase money Is paid, a,d Il convey
ance ordered by the Court.
The above property VIII be sold at the FISK
anO cost of j imes finnegan and Mar' sharkey,
who purchased he same at public auction on March
8. 1881, and, fainng To comply with the terms OF
sale. The Court ma ordered a resale Of the property
at their cot ard risk. J. V. RtDOf.
4. G.. CABELL.
my 0O-5t Special Con missiOners.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSION R'S SALE OF \ FRAME
J UoIiSE CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS, AND
LOT FOR iY-FlVE FEET FRONT. ON THE
NORTHEAST CORNrR TWENTY->EvENTH
AND VEHABLE STREETS, AT PUBLIC ACC-
TiON.
Shell, &c. RS. Johns, trustee, &c. Richmond
Chancery Court. Decree of May IL, 1881
TIE undersigned. in execution OF the above -men-
toned decree, being appointed special commits
sioner thereby will offer for SALE upon the prelnl-
SeS, on - 80,
MONDAY, MAY %, 1881,
az q O'Clock T. NJ, the property above mentioned
The LOT has front OF 4 3 feet on Nenabe street.
and runs back on Tweniy-seyenih street abou 10
feet; water, &c. on the premises 1he property IS IN
yery good order ard has always rented we'll To
any one Of moderate means This oilers gOod olS-
pOrtunitV TO purchase home.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue at six and
twelve months, the iurchaser 10 give neg0tlanle
aots per cent: interest addtd. and The III e To be
retained until a II the purchase money IS paid.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
rnyl7 Special Commissioner.
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BY George +. Crawford
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
1908 Bank street.

1908 Bank street
SALE OF \ DESl-
u RABLE THREE. STORY BRICK HOUSE LO-
GATED No IL EAST TWENTY lHlRD STRkkI,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
I;y virtue OF "A decree Of the Chauceri Court OF the
civ Of Richmond pronounced In the case OF Red
ford aud others Evans. trustee. the undersgned
special commi s,iOners. viii sell AT public auction. 10
the highest bidder, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, NAY $50,
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ, the desirable HOUSE and LOT
No II on the east side OF Twenty bird street be-
tween Main and Franklin street,. The LOT fronts
% feet. more or less, On Twenty'third street. ana
runs back eastwardly 100 feet, more or less 10 an
alley 3 feet wide.
TERMS: CASH "a to one q ird; the balance ~ TWO
equal payments at six and WE'VE monI's, or one
fourth cash balance at siN. twelve. ana eighteen
months as the commi ,sOners NAV determine AT liie
sale the purchaser In give uegoiaoe notes Tor circuit
utyments with T. terost adrtd. and Title retained
un;ll the whole purchase-mOney i paid,
GEORGE J HOOPER, JR.,
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
myI STeclai Commissioners.
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BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BY Grubbs & williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS 8 A l. + OF THE
" VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
WHARVEs on JAMES RIVER BEL9W ROik-
ETTs ADJOINING THE WHARVEs OF TIE
AND OHIO RAILROAD COM.
PANY. AND KNOWN AS TIE PROPERTY OF
THE NONPAREIL FRIEDRICH AMP kAOLlN
COMPANY, AT AUtTTON.-in execution Of de-
cree or the Crcut Cogrt OF Henrico county, entered
on May IL. 1881, Ia the case OF Campbell &C,
u.s. The NoDpareil Fire Brick sld kaoin'Company
and ols.m the undersigned. commissioners thereby
appointed, will sell 10y auction. upon the premises.
on
THURSDAY, JUNE %,
ut 81 o'clock y. NJ. the PROPERTY ADORE refer
red 10. containing l 76-I0O acres, lying on James
river IL plat OF which may he seen at the Thce or
the actioneers) togeher with the buildings there
on. Tni; properly Is thought TO have considerable
value as a site for manufacturing purroses,and IL
has coed facilities as a Shipping point, either by
railroad or The river.
TERMS: One third cash balaEce at SIX and
twelve months, for negots bile noles with interest
added, aud title to he retained by the Court until
full pa VA ent Is mad.
WILLIAM G.. NELSON.
WILLIAM WRIT HENRY,
Commissioners.
GRrBBe 4 WILLIAMS. Auetioneers. my -
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Tynchburg Passenger Train, No. ~. Dali


Leave Richmond. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s.sO h v.
Arrive BurkeyiIle... '''s''ssss LOU b W.
Train No a. cOunects AZ Burkev.lle with No--
folk al Western rai'rosd for tarmYlLe' Lynch
burg. and all Southwestern points.
Train No. 80 fast maid stops Only al J"ifr.VIIe,
DraK. : Branch. Rarksdae's- Danyine. 6rten,lorl'
Salisbury Charlotte. Spartanburg Sreepsiii" sem
eca ToccOa, Ia a, ard Gainesville. connecting 40
Atlanta for an points South and sOu'hwesi,
Train No. AZ ChiOugh p1sseDger) stops az an "a
TONS c0nnec' ing at euiherfp's VI Milton and
Suthernn >arrOw-(iauQe railroad hr hlton 40
salisbury with Western Norih Carolina railroad Tor
all poin IN Western North Carolina, al Auanit
for ALI points South and southwest.
Train No. AZ Through pas enEsr aud mali s'ofS
at an stations. connecting AZ >utherln' Win Milton
ana Suthertn NarrOw-G8u2c railroad tor Milton
at Atlanta for all points south and southwest; 40
Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia ana Anku7tt
railroad for Columbia, Augusta, saYaundh' ald
Florida points.
Trains nom the sboye-named nO'nts arrive A.
Richmond 4:43 4. NJ. AIS =. NJ, 72S \. ". ana
7 T. NJ. .
PiILMAE-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 4s--New York and Atlanta rij
Richmond.
ON Train 10. 42-Washington. A. 4 Richmond,
and Dauvllle. aud Danyille ana Augusta.
Tickets sold TO Al pOins soutb, soathea- and
south west, and baggage checked through,
No lsY-Over check given on local tick'.
a. poPF,
General Passenger aud Z icd~t At-uf.
r. N. X. A., orr. General Marse'r UN -
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ByR.B. Chafiin & CO.,
peal Estate Agent, and AuctiOueers,

by Il. q. Chafin Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
No. l north tenth street.
UCTION SALE OF NICE BUILDING
~ LOTS ON THE WEST SIDE OF RESER-
VuIR STREET THE PRINCIPAL STREET
LEADING r. THE RESERyOlR. AND BEING
RAPIDLY BUILT UP AND IMPROVEDl COM
MENCING AT THE CORNER OF BEVERLY
STREET. AT the request OF The owner, we will sell
at public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1881
at 80 o'clock. FOUR BEAUTIFUL Ions. 'front.'
ing 80 feet each the side of Reservoir street,
commencing ~ the corner OF Beverly street. We
will sell 'he 1870 feet as whole. or Ia 30 feet lots,
rs may be ceemed best at the hour OF SAFE. The cor
her Is nice stand for store la this rapidly i'm
proving aud growing part of the city.
TERMS Lioesal. and announced at sale. -
r. Il. CHAPLIN & CO.,
my l5,l7l92l.22.&24 Auclioneers.
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ByChewning K Rose.
Real Estate Agents aid Auct'oneers,
Mob north Teuth street.
A UCTION SALE OF A LARGE NJ NJ
n RER or WEST-END BUILDING LOTS ON
clay. LEIGH. BOWIE. LOMBAKDf, MOORE,
AND BOYD STREETS On
SATURDAY, MAY 2lsT,
NJ n O'Clock =. NJ These lots are situated In that
,ort,np of The city In wbicl improvements are
steadily on the increase. and fronting on The pro.
nesed ayenu leading from Grore road BY Rlcbmonn
college and Magnolia Nurserg TO the new North
road.
YAH ~ CBEwSISG & ROSE.
mvoI Auctioneers.
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FURNITURE.


SPRlNG STYLES IN FURNITURE
- In PARL0R, CHAMBER, aud DINING u
SETS our stock Is complete. and Will compare H.
with any first class house In the city as to-
prices snd quality OF goods. You Will save money
BY examining our stock before buying; Easy srms
OF payment. n. GATukuHI sON,
NIB 2S-3m 10 Governor street.
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BY W. GOddln,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.

corner Eleventh aud Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VERY VALUABLE LOT On THE NORTH
SIDE OF MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS.-By virtue Of a decree of the
Charcery Court OF he city Of Richmond entered on
the 9TH of May. 1881 IN the ca'e OF C9Xs executor
rs. CaUell. &C, we. the undersigned. who were
thereby appointed special commissioners. VIII offer
for sale. al public auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1851,
at 6 o'clock z. NJ. that truly VALUABLE LOT To-
Gated above fronting about ity feet. more or less
on the nor line Of or Main street. running back
i53 feet. more or less. To an alley I'D common 20 feet
wide and being the same !ot on which for more than
West. This Is regarded as one amongst the most
valuable unimDroyed lots now or the market on
Main street. Its size makes IL peculiarly valuable
fer large wholesale store or rs a public building,
such rs an opera house concert hail, acafemy or
music. or the like.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance at one, two
and three years for negotiable notes. interest hair
yearly, secured b. deed of trust, or AL cash. at the
option of The purchaser.
Special attention OF capitalists Is calledo this SALE
y. K. GRATTAN.
NJ. N GILLIAN.
Special Commits toner's.
my l4.17,19 2l24262s 81 &Jel, 2&3l0t
BY George II. Poindexter,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1900 Main street, under Planters National
Bank.
COMMISSTONERS SALE OF A VAL
~ UABLE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF HAN
OVER, TWO MILES FROM MECHANICSVILLE,
NEAR BETH ESDA CHURCH. AND ON THE
ROAp LEADING FRON MECHANICSVlLLE
To Old CHURCH.-By iriue Of the provisions
of decree of the Chsncery Court of the city Of
Richmond, tered In the cause # Currie's admin
istraiOr u.s. Currie and others the unde signed, be-
Ing appointed special commissioner for the purpose,
wild sell by auc ion, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1881,
at IL o'clock NJ. the allowed scribed NALUABLE
FARM, containing $50 ACRES, the residence of
the late William Currle. and known Is the CCRRlE
FARM. but now In the occupancy of }. +. llOtt.
4 he improvements consist Ot TWO-STORH-
ADVERTISEMENT FRAME DWELLING, in good
order. containing about eight rooms, with stable and
other out-bu dings. The soil is good and the farm
well wooded aud enclosed.
TERMS: one third cash; the balance In equal In
stalnenis at one anu two years, the purchaser ip
execute his bonds fer the deferred payments inter-
est payable Annually. auo TILE retained until the
whole of the rurchase-mOney is paid aud convey
ahce ordered DY the Court.
THOMAS POTTS,
nv 10 Sptcml Commissioner.
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IRON RuTrERs.
browns IRON BITrERs
RON siTTEas

-iAre highly re- ------- --------
commended for
all diseases rel ,,rrrps
YReN BITTERSlquirlng cer.lihVN BIZ iD"S
ltsIu aud em-
c,ent tonic es-l ,,,....
True Toa!c lpeciaiy Dyt-l Care DSsPei"'"-
lPEPsIA. IND
lGRsrIoN. IN.
lTERMTTENT.
FEyEQ. Losfl
sTRErGTH.
WANT oFArfE-l
lTrE. LACK or ,,r.rus
spaN pITTERsi eSERGY, etc. ihe> oia sif''7
'"oN IEnrtches tn q
blood. strength ,.,.
r.,n,,,ete ems the muscles. for Dehoa'e
and gives new
life to the ,,
e.~.,,theper. NERVES. THEY Females
ACT LISEA
iCHARM on the
ldigestiveor-
gaus. removing
all dyspepttc
symptDoms.
TRY THIN. nc
,voN pITTFRslsold bv ali drug. IRON BiI lbhS
''0 gists.
Write for the
s,re Anpettzer A & Book src ReVlNer'
SENT FREE.
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LIME, PLAkrER. CEMENT, &c.
p0CkLAND LIME.

.1,7l9 barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LIME, from
the celebrated COBB LIME-kiLNs, dary expected
per schooner I'd Lameyer. The Cobb Lime Com
pzny owning all the best stone Qusries In and
round koekland. their product canp0t be surpassed
oy aay lime coming from there. For ssIe low from
dock by ROBERT WENDENBsJRG,
30. sos Main street aud IL Fifteenth street
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COMMISSIONERS OYYIcE,l
RICHMOND, April 26. 1881.
the parties interested are hereby notified that
have liked on SATURDAY the zSib day of May.
1851 at " o'clock NJ. as the time and my Office In
the city OF Rlchmond, rs the place. for executing
the foregoing decree.
AL perso~s having debts or demands against the
estate OF samne J. Rutherford, deceased, will pre-
sent the same before me, al nv ONCE, on the day
above mentioned with the proof sustaining the
same THOMAS }. EVANS, Commissioner.
BERNARD. pq. az 30.sa4w
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QUICK AND HOT.
QUICk-KINDLING SPLINT
BEST ANTHRACITE GOALS,
F0REs + PINE WOOD.
s. Z. LATHROP,
Order bv Teleuhone. de1S
COURT ORDERS,

pUTHERFOORD'S EXECUTOR vs
AUHAkvlE AND OrHERS-IN THE CHAN
CGkf COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND
Inc following Is an extract from the decree en-
tered 10 this cause on the 23d OF Aprll. 1881:
On consideration whereof The COurt Goth adjudpe
ORDER ana Decree that IL be referred 10 Que OF The
accounts '~
LIST. An account of the transactions of the plain
TIM Thomas d. Ru1ieIfoord, as The personal repre- j.
ceased
I'd. An account OF all outstanding debts and de.
manas against the estate or the said testator, with
their dignties aDt priorities.
80. An account Of che assets belonging TO said
estate, real and personal.
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RICHMOND AND PETEKSBURG

DICHMOND AND y ETE BURG
III RAILROAD.-Commenc SUNDAY, Nay
Is. 1881. trains on 'his road VIII run as follow:
Leave RIchmOnd-Fsst Mans, $40 +. VI. {.
Through Mails, 1850 A. NJ; Through F-eghtt,
6:I5 A. VI.
Special Norfolk Express, arranged especially p
Droyide quick transit between HichmoLI and Nur-
folk-Leave Richmond. 1000 =. VI.
Leave Prtersburg- Fat NviLf AS :. VI.
Through Freight, 4JO T.. NJ. 4 through Mnl.'
3:4j p. ~; Sp cal norfolk hspre-s.1 $50 a. VI.
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R.IoHMoNp BAZAAR Gg
Kos. 1888 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
THIS DAY,
At 10 O'Clock, we will sell registry or anumOer OF
EXCELLENT ANIMALS.
from which selections NAV be made FOR city ana
fat m
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SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIE>-ieaye Rith-
mond 900 4. VI. and 5:35 +. W.. leave PeterhuIg,
$50 A. NJ. $50 =. VI.
For further Information apply a. de9ot' CARRIER
Ticket Office. 1901 Main street.. or Office Genera
Passenger Agent, No. Tenth street, -
4. y. kim.
General srnorinfpGf0
A. POPE. General Passenger an' Ilchet Agent.
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MOND, FREDERICKoBt re
DICHMOND AND ALLtG y An I
III RAILROAD.

TRAINS TO AND FROM RIrHNoND AND
WILLIAMsON'~.
, 1881-08-26

Continuation OF tho Combination Sntc
AT tLsxlnston-Ltvely Kidding ut Low
Efleps.
Lou,svlI.1x, Ky, Aug. :a-Tho combination
snlc OF live stock at Lexington conttu1los to
yield satisfactory returns ~ nal parties directly
Interested. 1t socnis that TUG attendance tn'day
was rather hctt1r thu. on tho opening day u
tho event, though iho average pr(co per hoau IL
less, owing altogether tD tho deutnc III tho ga1-
praD 1aslity ct stock. Fifty huad Ut cntnIuEod
young a1sd ulu worn disposed Of O-day. They
i.ycrnAcd not ,gEtte &l55 per l,n4l. At no time
during Tho performance, which VIA bath hot ntld
dusty to tue point of despair. did the sAlo drug.
hut on tho contrlry al wont HHcrrlIy throiRhout.
Tho psogrnm now o4lls for cnttae and shoUp III
ttn ,4Icr i.at.,ed. Thu Inwust prlua for ~hl1h mn
ca,,!t,o won't to.,iay wMs $0, and tho Highest $;;
tho lntter tQuro WIS rcauhol III tho caso of yoaE-
ling by Atrathlnoru. Thu .lntn OF this youlgstas
10 tne wrl know, trs,ttig ,nare WnIt'a' 1lt the
purchaser ,botng u. r. u1tnes, Ut Douorull. This
sumo gcntlosnan ,hnuEht tnr fJN a nrotnls!ng
Atl,niliss rntnr, dnns zort. by American. glay.
Othor leA.lluR anlHh,a that pIHsed under Capt.
liida's halualcs we're haK, uola f0'lieti Ivy by
'sS' ''ts"F' ,tss; 'es s sa psa&n u ssl,as. Esm
hSss S s;'| % 9 aSr,!i, Il o., ss;S
q 0luck tIlly.. foA!pA " 1s79 by Ma.!,nrllo
I'aiehe.l, - Cv. II: 7. lcpper, q, Frnnktnt!,
$1U; hay H.liu stallion, q yours old, w b!GMt.
rac, 10. Willlum Adams. Luxlnxtntl, &.9n win
TIE oxScto ut nt hsiS III 9e 1a 9taor. @
o,l foil bslow S*Ol. jim brought t.lh quito 7!
tarEu number ur hnraoa lueluurd as 1tart ot
this ovout i0AsO KchlAukY.
, 1881-08-26
suFubhlisg Washington.

'at&atf|p49 1i4ft ,,,....,,..,
Tho sehaol ehIllrnn 1{ tho Fllat lllatEct o..
cStitrlhilted Il. oruut tho statpo q Whah!uX.9M
Ii frunt Ot tst4epuIuiunug Hull, oa contemplate
u u 'tt tns TSiup,lon. 1t the .nasIlo oillKy tlt
tna jtunurtAl ucur3e 70 tllQ att9nNatlnn
it aiate.puHotl 7thrtalRh the co'lstait q.
iH is7s. wlst, tha siHlu9 sluaksa tl4y etrre*tAl
Workllian Wera Alrod WIN sur1!poa WI u!eA tn9
ulurGir, Thu Fcalilt was tllut tls figure 1uoEgvA
white enough, but Ianul1y turt9t! utmost az ycl;
low ~ saufull. ltrevtrent stFSpe hnpe slG:a1@fGH @
ibAt uuorge hal "aut 1ha yal!nw.teysr: ling !Me
duo 10 aeiul .hUlnto.l cl1eat ot en4l' gAs ttg:,.
lha ualxnb9rlnH eAnuoys. uradua!ly tha stoae a1!;
boYcEli tlonthA uEu i platform WIZ EtAlea aia9
a cDupte pf nacn with ba1krts q Water an@
sono suostaa stx'utst tAa snasotG ~
az az s,issanis thas decorated ~ surEal!allag
ito y1tlOyatlux grNluatoHxy,, TYP rnansRIo,n NY
hn4 s4Arrely bCutl att.lltlrtlsaeu tc!oF0 IVY
FUliaw tIut 1u1o u,usv ittas1d !tse!t tsa!a Us
t.p af Wx:h!hs!9n* *aE., fxS aSa S HI shrI.
fr!Ia tu the sl.n1at, atll kheite9 ~ ths nHtor
ctut aud then to thu lvAl Rna l4nRry .lQ0k!nA
ktuuiarh; Wheh tho sculpt1r gestfxta apAh tao
Fether Hf ai* Country1 al!a, Atiallys " ta& teR1,
toaS SHI sItav au1 tie powdvs. pallth pall loVbt'
lrss saw nnOthor KrAnA opportunity tor ~
i SS4yuf.;' Thv lns. bufore ,yg*totday vi, won't
snopxb tas Sbs' 81 nlshtsai .lslo uhalfy F:1es ~!
rp,lFsal thoIr Way down tho eelgy. YeslprtlAX
llS work wa ootnp!ate!l, hna George eloomSt!
kWspt ~ up q ! pTu6loW w9|ea sho 1shod ohuarS'
Vslil S1li0HlAtA. T. :,
, 1881-08-26

CARDINAL N'Cf.t}sKEY SETTLES THE T1OU-
1ti.E IN THE r0LlsiI tHCNCit.
NEw YoisK. Aug. M.-Carliual AlcCtoskey
Mt Inst las settled tho question Us to who
shall DO priest Of the Church Ut St. Stanis-
laus. Father Dlllkievlsy 1ast evening stated
low the decision wis reached. lie said:
"0n Tuesday recciyctt IL note from the
CArtlnl requesting rlU to <calf. l did
20, aud he accused . INC of bc1ng
tho cause of nil tho trouble. lie SAIL nothing
should be sail to the prcss with reference to
tr& quarrel. 1 haye hot sald anything but
truth, and have not 4iyn, hull tho fugts fn
my p,issessiun. | cMane hero by yote OF tho
1ne 10 iia tlcir pastor. but that is Impossible
iDw., Also bellIrG
fAT1,E1s GnAEowsKr IS A BAD MAN,
but tic Cardinal does not, alld that settles
thut question. | cnt,liOt Sny lIlnss any lllUre
III tho Polish clur:l, here. and have no plans
tori for The s. t fstuFs o % sss gla gst4 II tssr @
w,,cre re to s go." % Fasl.er % arabowski tlocltn@l
nuke my statement further than tint the
Cardinal l1atl sent him thc tapers estnblls,,
not want n1lyil,ng Slid III tlie papers nboilt
ii, because the Cartliai said 10. Among tho.
members oil tho Church there nre
DlylDEn OPINIONS.
"Wlat IL tia ,lso ot l,ei1lg dissatisfied" ="
snFtl one. '''rl,o Cardinal ilas sent Father
Gra,uwsl;i, a,Ml W. hive no alternative. But
don't PIT this In the paper for tic Cardinal
a1M VIcnr-t;cncrat dol't want Il, wortl
saIl ubn,t IT, Fratlcis Dednurck,
trustee Ut tie church, Mt wfosc house
FMtller t;rul,owski was llin1lg, was very bitter
III ills Recommendations of the Lithuanian priest
and his adl,Ursuts, antl followed the reporter
Into thu street {, remind him t1iAt tho Cari-
ila Ind forbidden any one talking with l,ows-
thifN!r I,lrlL.
, 1881-08-26
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Spxetal D1patch ia 1nt Ehfeden Tribune.
NEw Yol.K, Aug. aj.-ClIicngoans at Sara-
tosa: Henry II. Johnson, Mrs. L. $. johnson,
Mrs. II. u. Wade. II. l.. Webster, Mrs. Il. +.
Busch, Mrs. WilIlnul u. Howard. Miss How
ar.l. W. u. Howard, Sir. and Mrs. j. Wesley,
4. Kirkwootl, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Adler,
sYIllum 7. Leslie, A. Vaughan; at Now
port: Mr. md Mrs. j. +. Taylor. alr. md
Mrs. +. w. Tourtclotte, F.J. Tunrtelottc, 5.
W. lsawsoi,, Slr. md Mrs. j. l.. High; ut
Long Drancli: Dg. nild Mrs. Tooker.
sWlSpiEu. THE .t1EIi,lAa toyENS,tEST.
Tb ths trksl<rn .tssoetdtta IFrts.
NEW YoNk, Aug. @'-'-A detective OF l'as'
ton brought TO this city to-day Stephen Or
nay, urrestesl til Doston charged With enl-
bezxling money belonging to tho German
Government. ifo was taken On bonrd tho uain.
burg steamer. -.
WILL. 1tETunS 70 Ills FItlsr LOVE.
". u. 8o.norv,ltr, rho for two years past ha
presided over tho business relations uf tho
Western Union Telegraph Eosnphny with the
newspaper prpts Of thu nulintry.. has Resigned
thu position nF Superintendent " thnt tnEGft-
mcnt to rcentcr upon tho work nf Journalism.
c4tNSOT J,E SUSTAINED.
The Star OF this morning says: Tho charges
ti1Ruo nt tf1uca AUNtnst Hhluklg OF tho Curue5l
ofow, caunot be 1ustalHod. -.
PROTEST.
Tho Caual Committee OF tho Produce Rx.
ehnngo protests agalnat restoration Of west"
l11uuIl tolls. /
, 1881-08-26
CANADA.

AN IMMENSE RIsNCIIE.
SpteAat Danuteh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
bIosTi.EA1., Aug, s5.-rrofessorM MuEAcborn, Of
tho Veterinary College in thlA uity. hns Just rG-
turned from trip to now ltlver District, at tho
eastern baso at thu nncky Mountains, N. W. T.,
whlthar hc hud guno with sonntor Cocl,rann to
establish lnrKu cuttlo-runoh OFT 10000 ucrcs Of
1aud leused fruln tho 0nvcrnn,ant. Iiu haA II
high opinion Of tho RrRzltlg capabilities Ut tho
dtstrlnt, whers tho cattie arc lett out alt wlntor.
requiring ne!thor food npr shutter trunl mum, and
In tho spring they are III good condition, masly Of
thetn hoina quite fat. Tho only drawback scems
to bp tho presoslou of $500 lndians s-Etoods aud
ill0pkf0UL-who nrc Utmost elittrely dependent
supply rn short tharo ii tangar Of tho Iutlta'ls
heln!ng thamsNlves from the rHtlrna,Is tlve-
stock. TheBc ltdINnB nru ithy. May utlttIl,Atlys
Al,d tho Doctor thlllhs thRt thcy cu,lasol 9e 'n-
played ~ hc,1lsuicn Or r4ltiohats, Al Murtey-
boon muro Or less elsIi.cd and Ebr1stiHttxc,l,
mid mMy make good hbrtlenen. Tho COthEllno
lsanoh G0n,pMny haye alroady purchased 70.
tweoh T,UQ and AHO head OF MHmtalM cutie,
Hon,n or thoao oatto aavo relehpd tlloir taesti-
rt,Mtl. Tiluy nre admitted ihtu Cilnatian terri.
tory FREQ pt duty. as tho Goyarnniont n'iows AZ
freo re Thero nave Icon stx iarso sa,rehes takcn
itIi In tho uow lttvor datrlut during tho prcsent
40asou, hut nono havo yot bpon provided With
auy number Of oatt!a. Owing to carly
s ,a fss h,,, t6!s s,, 1i,trvt t is rot, St
vsRotAoaes. md 'gnrti0n'Htittfs uan he
grown with advantage In suitable locations. ~
Tho soil Is riuh. Hay can bo cut y, Abunaanoo
m IT, H. n9f eS
mont TURNS vury nno eroIis OF oats haso boon
HtuWn, ; : - g..