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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-16

I'm Ne n,.cn to-day from 81 to 10 o'clock
4 N. and from A 10 ~ O'Clock Il. M.
The Liberty on Libby hin has loren N
her extended hand; that on fii'h anu
Main has q spear In her hand. -.
The weather has been very dry ior
weeks: consequently our streets are dusl9
and. rs TO brown paper, not clean.
Yes. the arch corner OF First ana brOao
II pretty enough for Paris. -.
Mr. William O. SHELTON, OF this city, mas
been appointed general book-keeper OF .i,c
Iron and Steel Association OF Virginia. Win
Office at Goshen, for which place ne leaves
ON the 18th instant. Mr.. Shelton has Deen
long associated with Messrs. ChIlstiah ~
White. His many friends here, while con,
gratuIafine him upon this distinction, VIII
regret that II necessitates q change Oh resi-
dence. $3.50,
The Mechanics Friendship Society .(col-
ored) OF this city has decided to participate
In tie parade Of colorcd societies on the
18th instant. c
THE western Union Telegraph Company
have established duplex circuit between
Richmond and New York, in order that
the broker and other important messages
may have every advantage OF prompt
Transmission direct to New YORK.
THE READJUsTER MEETING LAST NIGHT
The Readjuster meeting on the OLD Cily-
Hall LOT last night was SHINY attended. Inc
speakers were Hon. John Paul, Captains
ri. III. RiddIeberger and John $. Wise, ana
Colonel w. +. Cameron. Speeches were all
of the regulation Readiuster type, and ere
ated little or no enthusiasm.
AZ the conclusion OF Captain RiddieDer-
eer,s speech warrant was served on him
by Captain Peasants, OF the First precinct,
charging him with being about to commit
a breach OF the peace by engaging ina duel;
He was taken TO FOrd's Hotel and bailed
by Justice Richardson for his appearance al
the Police Court tomorrow morning.
rpnn nrnrp IncAI GEE FIRST PAGE.l
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by Furman Upper
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
1915 Iain street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
i STORY AND BASEMENT , DETA Z, HEI2
BRICK DWELLING. No. ia SOUTH SiNiH
STREET, BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL
STREETS.-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
by William NJ. Hall and wife 10 the undersigned as
trustees, dated November 10, 1873, ana RECORDED
I'm the clerks Office Of Richmond Chancery Court,
ID. h. 113 G, page POI, default having been mauc
I'm tie payment Of certain notes secured therein
and being required SO TO do 10y the benehclary' we
shall sell by auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
at AZ O'Clock T. NJ, "all that LAND IN the city or
Richmond, with the IMPROVEMENTS TItEkF-
ON frontiug 49, feet on the west line of sixth
street between Cary and Canal streets, and run
ming bsck between parallel lines lis feet 10 an
alley IA feet wide" The house, conveniently ar
ranged and substantially bnilt. has twelve rooms
Including bathroom. also detached Kitchen In
ward The property l. yielding good rental.
TERMS: Cash a. to expenses Of sale ana SoS.26
due August 81, 1880, s57.26 due November 2S'
1880, $1,000 due November 22, 1880, with six
uer cent Interest added 10 said payments from
date Of maturity; balance, II any; announced AT
sale. GEUhGE ~. mnSS.U1N'
FURMAN TUPPER,
Trustees.
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BY Augustine Royal,
Real Estate AuctlOncer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE rlMBERED LAND IN TIE COUNTY
or CHESTERFIELD. NEAR TO THE CITY or
MANCHESTER. BY PUBLIC AUCTlOk.-I'nr-
snant 10 decree Of the Circuit Court for llenricO
county entered on tie Sd day Of March, 1851, III
the con s0ldated suits Of PilkntOn, &C., CO. Moss
&c and Walker trustee. &C.. IS. Taylor, trustee
SC and at the request of parties Interested INC
undersigned. special commissioners named IN s''id
decree, will ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1s. 1881,
,t q o'clock =. NJ proceed to sell by auction, on
tbc premises 10 the highest bidder, that TRhCr
or LAND lying nCtr 10 the city Of Manchester
ON both sides Of the New road, Of which Ray Moss
died seized containing 1884 ACRES, more or
less This property will be sold rs a whole or IN
parcels according 10 q map filed I'm the papers OF
tho cause as may be deemed most advisable
man showing the Subdivisions Of the tract may Dc
seen nt the Office Of the auctOncer, in the ely oi
Manchester This tract of land lies within nile
az fic CITY of Manchester and IS well wooded. ana
h. believed To De the only large tract OF land near
to the cities Of Richmond and Manchester which Is
variable on account of is timber. It's sub-diYis-
ions will make desirable country homes or truck
TRIMS OF SALE: One fourth cash; the residue
ON credits of six, twelve, and eighteen months
wifi negotiable notes. interest from day Of sale
added and title retained by the Court Wtll the
entire purchasc-money Is paid.
JOHN f.. TAYLOR,
Special Commissioners.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL, AuctlOneer. OCT
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FUnmAy TUrrEr, Auctloneer. OCT
DURLIC SALE or VALUABLE

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL. AND Personal PROPERTY.-As
attorney and by virtue Of two deeds Of trust rs the
trustee named therein, shall sell at public Auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
TIESDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1881,
mat VALUABLE FARM called and known as
"FLFETWELI," containing 4O2 ACkES Oh
TAED. with a NEW AND COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and Bll necessary ont-bnildlngs on
H. al present occupied by Eugene lienshaw' Esq.
This farm T. situated IN the county OF hing ana
Queen. near the MattDOni river (noW uelIS I'M
nroycd by the Government, and immediately on
Inc public road leading from NeNt0wn u DUR
kirk: Is well watcrcd healthy, convenient 70 mills
churches. and public schools, ana soil tbeingoi q
sandy .oam) Is susceptible Of high state OF I'M
provement. ,,,,,
Also az the same time and place viii be sold
o HORSES and MULES,
COWS.
2 WAGONS.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
and ono fourth Of tho CROP OF CORN, FO)-
DER and SIIUCkS made on said farm the present
year. -.
10 purchase q good farm, and AT the same me 70
buy the stock and provisions necessary t. work ana
support II until another crop can he made.
fFRMs: Cash for the personal property fOr
the Land liberal terms viii he announced on the
day Of sale. ,....,....,...
ed, or 10 SIR. JOHN ENDERs, Of Rlehmond
' JOHN q. DEW,
Attorney and Trustee.
oc $1,000, 23dsswtds
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EOR BALTIMORE. eLfhl1I
POWHATAN LINE-DRECr STEAMER
CHANGE OF WHARF

Until further notice, the steamer LUG LII -
sail every MONDAY ~ 4 4. ~ fnin i"Ml
TAN DOCk, at Twcnty-fourlh ANA D''N '"''
direct for Baltimore. .t. t.r.
Through Hills Of ladlng signed aud gool,, i'-
,garded with dispatch 10 point, N",ih ana "'.
Freight received daily until 7. VI
fVi "'''O' ID. J. 'WEi>iGER
an 0O-3m -lti.lstht ~.
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by Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Aucuoneers,
llO9 Main street.

SALE OF FRAME
L DWELLING No. 1909 POPLA AR, BIZ W EEN
FOI'RTEENTIT AND FIFTEENTH STREETS,
AT AIiCTION-Ty virtue of deed OF trust, re.
corded in ID. II. iO9 H., page 1877, RIchm9nd
Chancery Court, from Richard Carter ana WIFE,
default having been made IN the payment OF GER
tain note therein secured, and having 6ecn re-
guestcd so tn do by the beneficiary In ssld uced,
win sell at auction, the premises, at 0 O'CLOCK
MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the property described In said deed. The TOT
fronts al the south side Of Poplar between touI-
tcenth and Fifteenth streets 2S feet running DzcA
between psfsllcl lines % feet TO an alley In COM
mon 3 feet wide The improvements consist on a
NICE FRAME DWELLING, containing about
five rooms. 80, 49,,
enough 10 pay the balance due on note amount
Ing to s4f5, with interest from March 4, 1851 I;
The balance upon forms al sale. ~ NJ LEI,
oc - 1rhpcc.
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by ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
IIl3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT ON
PLEASANT STREET. STRECkERs HILL; Bl
AUCTlON.-ln execution OF certain deed OF
August 1878 recorded in the clerk, Office of tie
Rjchmond Chancery Court, In ID. u. lib \, page
7. default having been made in the payment OF 'lie
jet Thereby secured. and being thereto required by
the beneficiary, | shall sell by auction on the
premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1881,
NJ o'clock p. NJ. that FRAME COTTAGE
TENEMENT. No. 1913, on the sonthside OF Ploa-
SAINT street. on Streckrrs Hill, AMI now I'm the occu-
pancy of Mr.. j. r.. Moore. containing four rooms,
and Kitchen, &c, I'm good repair; Ille lot mas
front of 25 feet and depth Of 10 feet:
TERMS: Cash rs 10 the sum OF eZo0.4O ana sx-
pcnses Of sale: the residue on liberal terms and to
r. snnounccd NJ sale j. b. ELAN,
OCT Executor OF }. A. Richardson, dcceaseu.
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,a,,eeeesors to Robert u. Lynch
nsa, estate Agents, hrokers. and Anctioncers'
1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
,o-''-i IA I.4ReE TIIREE-sToRY
,sRrcK uWELLiNG NO. 2240 yENAaB5IL .
SrsFET NEAR THE CORNkK 0F T ,l.i
aTfErr' opposite THE DWELLING
on ELIIAIt liAkEIs, Es9s A M.
CIR, rr1r III iVIrtTWEES yENABLE AND CAR
eiNi'"A RiNGTON STREETsi.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Anthony. &C., Richmond chaneery Court decree
Stewart, &C. V'""""''
Tn ,orpuanee OF a decree In the abOyen-neDtIg,n,,
"a eanee W. the undersigned appointcd Apeelai
commissioners, will offer for sale, upon ihe pie'"-
i'e'' ." FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1881,
ai AZ O'Clock +. NJ, that LARGE TIlREE-sTOhi,
BRJtK DWELLING No. 224O yeIl1nie sr tx,
dencc OF u. j. Baker, Esq, which contains about
ten rooms, and is very sabsi1ntiIny Dnit.' %
Stone cappngs. &C. the basement OF wieeh 70 vcIne
used asa store. Tic LOT fronts IS ieet on Neh'-
bic street aud runs back 1o6 fcet 70 All alley: ,
Immediately thereafter we Will oner ior Su.
TWO LOTS fronting together 80 feet on tse Wess
line OF Roe street aud running back good dePn'
and lie Immediately I'm rear OF the drSgspheol W
". Williams. Isl. ,,,. l. ,,,o,yo
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue at SIX twei We
and eighteen months for negotSsDie nu. .i ,be en-
cent interest added, and title retained uhti 'he "a"
tire purchasc-money u paid:
JAMES CASkIE.
J. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMUND WADDlLL, JR-
80 q AtcCrunN, huctioupfrz &C III
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GALE AT AUCTION OF HOUSEHOLD
BROOD MARE, TWO COLTS,
AND FINE STALLION, FARMING NIPPLE
NFNTs, CORN, FODDER, SIIUCkS, HAY, &C.
AZ The request of Mr. John Wright slaii sell at
going advertisement, commencing at IL O'Clock ~
- ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER "a, 1881,
the following articles of personal property: All Of
lis HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of
Tho u,uI variety. some of which Is OF excellent
quality. Also, ONE BROOD MARIE aud her
HIRE FINE COLTS, and one remarkably fine
STALLION between three and four years old, an
OF HsmbletOnian stock. Also, the EARNING M
PLEMENTs, one BUGGY, one CART one
ROLLER. Also the crops Of CORN, FODDER,
SHTCkS. and large quantity Of cXcellent HAY.
oe riiiS,i5,i7ls,lS'9C,si,s224
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEVEN
" TRACTS or LAND IN THE LOWER END
OF HANOVER COUNTY, NEAR DlsPAICli
srATIoN,0S IHE kiCHM0ND, i0Rh RlT yi,H
TRUCKING REGION or HANOVER COUNTY.
by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court OF Han,
minlsirator rs. Bailey and dis., the 2slh day Of
October. 1880, the undersigned, as special eom-
mlssioners therein named, will offer for sale az
pabllc auction, nc Hanover Courthouse, ON
WEDNESDAY, OcToBER 10, 1881,
the following TRACTS OF LAND--to wit: A
tract OF los ACRES, one tract Of ACRtS, one
tract Of % ACRES, one tract OF 6OA ACRES, one
tract OF 3 ACRES ali Of which land IS the same
Land which WAS conveyed 20 Thaddus Higgins by
William Baley by deed daed the Slst day Of De
ccmber 1869, aud recorded In the clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Hanover county, In ID. u. 3,
page 663, which deed WAS by the decree above re-
ferred 20 declared null aud void
This land Is situated In the famous trucking re-
gIOn Of Hanover county, where the lands are the
most valuable In this portion OF Virginia. some OF
these tracts have buildings, The commissioners
will sell the tracts separately, or one or more To-
getler, as they may deem best.
TERMS: Cash enough 20 pay all The costs OF the
salt aud the expenses Of sale-perhaps 1900, and
residue IN three equal payments ~ one, two, and
three years from the day Of sale, the purchaser q
give bonds carrying interest, with good security
and the title retained until the whole OF the pnr-
ordered by the Court
The sale viii begin promptly az hasf.pAst O'Clock
! In front OF thc hotel. G.. a. GRlSWOLD,
GEORGE Il. HAw.
Special Commissioners.
! Sc 2S-oe1,4,7,il,l4&ld
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AUCTION sALEs---Future DAYS.

No. 1924 Main street,
4. j. Cook, Auetioneer.
ELEGANT SELECTION OF CHOICE
II OIL-PAINTINGs IN GILT FRAMES Al
AUCTiON.-On
TUESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
AT 10 o'clock VIC will sell selection Of
SUPERIOR OiL-PAINTlNGS,
framed I'm Gilt, embracing variety OF
pleasing subjects ,,.,.,,,..
These paintings have been selected by compeI,
tent Judge b. suit the taste ~ eonn0lsslcIsi Gnu
gnnu AN insnection will prove superior 10 any dis
piay which has been offered In Richmond for I9ns
lime. Most OF the lot arc by native ana IoFtSIn
artists 81 reputation. Every picture VIII nc soi''
&C 10 r.. is. COOh, AuCtAohteI'
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CYRUPS.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


FOR YORKTOWN sfFrs
CENTENNIAL,
OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
AND JAMEs-RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTING AT OLD POINT OR NORFOLK
-, FOR YORKTOWN.
ALSO
FOR BALTIMORE ANDTnE NORTH >Nlru-
FIELD. AND HAMPTON. w.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE TO OLDPoINT OR NORFoLk,slj.
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50.
TICKETS TO ALL POINTS EXCEPT YORK.
TOWN UNLIMITED.
YORKTOWN TICKETS GOOD UNTIL 18TH
or OCTOBER.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT >TEANtf
ARIEL.
carrying United >tate- ma'il
2. c. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY vs. tDNfNpNl.
and FRIDAY AZ G:3O A. VI. tor ahuYe-HMCl
plarcs arrlvingat Old Point about 1 T. M.,fonnoi-
.ng with Bay Line for Baltimore gud Tie N"ih
and All lines for Yorktown. Returning ihc sl'l.-
or ARIEL leaves Norfolk go 3. Vt. anu 'I
Point at 7:l5 4. NJ, arriving g, Richmond .'
about Z. NJ.
Fare 10 baltimore sssssssssssF
Fare 10 Philadelphia. .
Fare 20 New NOrk........'.....''.'. ''''' '
Fare 10 Boston.
PASSENGERS GOING NORTH Ei TIL,
LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT FOR A
SALTWATER BATH.
Through tickets on sale on steamer ARlL 5000
at CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street, Baggage
checked through. ....,, ,,,,,
SPECIALLY low RATES TO CHURCH. Mlll-
TARY. AND OTHER Excl RSlONN 10
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND lOihl'NN'
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Nori0lE. Portsmnli..
Smhhhcld. and Hampton; Washington -, c..
Newbcrne Washington, and Tarboro, \. G.. .I'
an points IN Eastern North Carolina; also i'.
Eastern shore Of Virginia, Old Point, aud all ltfi-
lar landings on james river, 80 LOWEST RA!t-.
and through bills Issued J.. w. lAIl VI
oc9 superintendent
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NOR NEW YORK.-Thc ola -
II no,ntn1on steamship COmpaag -.
sie,mcrs will sail As follows: Sigam"l v,tsD.A
NINION. Captain WALKEH, kNkEl s,,tf1ia
nd O'Clock =. NJ; steamer w ANvN.t 70. N.t
Steamer MANI ATTAIN captain hh-'i'"
SUNDAY al . o'clock A. NJ ,,u frtlt
Freight received up 20 Il ot."te ,'.i1,a
Tuesday, and Fridays steamer, anu '
satnr,lay evening for sunday 'hip. ...i. f--
Through bills Of lading signed ana .--,b. -..-l.
warded with dispatch % Sn i,.s,
east aud west; alsO, % foreign poit,'
passenger accommodation unsifih-, M. -.gaI
AS,er-esldn fare 20 New NorA' slV'
trip, sls: storage, As aud -.
f'' n. ~. ALLEN 8 CO.. 49,.
nnrG-ia Company WYNN -
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PHILADELPHIA, Bltll-%lf -,
l. MOND AND NoBtOLL,hs.
FnR pHILNDELPnlA.

steamer PIONEER, Captain -, Z! =. VII ~ Is.
DXTatI2 Freight received tll li3l a. w., W.
steamer ENERMAN. Captain oNii u; NJ tlt
seugcr accommO dauOns, will sa.l J. ~ ~
nAV atioA VI. Freight received uil 10. ,l .I
steamer FANiTA. captain NELSON ~. I
EVERY SUNDAY at . A. VI. Fre.sAi i'''''
I'M q l.. 81. Saturdays. and BIO
Fare on passenger steamer '-"''t't
steamers connect a Philadcll hl1 irr . t,i p.
and 10 Fasl. For further inform t.ni. .,.t'.
anu '''0 '''' j. W. MCCAkbl, ~.
co,or.t .,,,,iherr Agent Roch.I,r
vs.. y. CLYDE g. CO.
400 General Manager. fuiAltit
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LINE HAVE SEVERAL HOURS
AT OLD POINT .FOE A

Through tickets on sale on steamer AEiLl .'l
AZ CARRIERS Agency, 1000 Main street. Bag-a-r
checked through. .., ,.,,,
SPECIALLY low RATES TO CHCECH MILL
TARY. AND OTHER EXCLUSIONS 10
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, AND lOEhIuNN.
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I OOO FARMS, MILLS, STORES,
DWELLINGS, AND BUILDING LOTS,
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Real Estate ReVielc, containing catalogue Of
farms, given away.
Money loaned on real estate, city or country.
interviews confidential.
Rents collected, deeds written, acknowledgements
taken. IT, l.. STAPLES & CO.,
ne o-Im 1903 Main street
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A Card.

rroR ornrR LOCAL SEE FIRST rAdE.l
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Ltssifg Sergeant Matthews IN charge Of
3lr. Rfirnes vehicle, Mesefs. Richardson
ara Tinlberlake went back towards Hazle-
growers store, and on the road met hessfs.
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FOR BALTIMORE ANDTnE NORTH SMITH
FIELD. AND HAMPTON. Va.
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pc,.s.e ana Edwards. who were placed un-
Der arrest. Mr.. Beirnc was thc,i ptt un ~
bonds 10 keep the pence for twelve inonihs'
with Mr.. Tinsley as surety. soon h'. NJ
wards Sfr. Ryan, while waikinE w np
railroad, was arrested and also placeu vn.
der bonds Mr.. Beirnc undcrtaking ~ , ns7
usrety. About half an hour after I'M eal ~.
talr George ID. Wise was seen coming Wy
the road, with another gentleman, ~ ~
buggy. He was arrested by Sergeant aia.'
tl.ews and delivered TO Justice iihsies'
who placed him under bonds.
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YORKTOWN TICKETS GOOD UNTIL 18TH
OF OCTOBER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-18

The COMMISSIONER of Indian az
fare suggests that Congress pass a
law prohibiting the manufacture OF
sale in any OF the territories of ardent
spirits. The commissioner is too
awfaAy verdsnt or ia q downright as
to even hint that suoh a thiHg could
or should be done. The people oil
the territories are not utterly gone
on whisky drinking, but to stop the
manufacture and sale of liquor in all
that broad region extending from
British Columbia to Mexico, and
from Nebraska to Nevada, would re
quire an army one million strong
and as many more msrshs!s and
deputies. There is not much danger
or hope, however, that Congress will
ever wrestle With an undertaking of
the moral and physical dimensions Of
this suggestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-18

Tho flowers were large, lasting and
exceedingly brilliant in color. the
fruit heavy and Of fine flavor. and the
seeds produced under the light when
planted soon terminated and gave
promise Of healthy growth. OF course
the growth Of all the plants was much
faster than il would have been under
ordinary circumstances. DR.. Siemens
kept an accurate account OF the coat,
and declares that electricity. besides
giving the light, can be made to pay
for itself in horticulture. The waste
steam be used in heating the con-
servatory, end utilized the engine in
driving pumps, saving wood. and for
various purposes requiring power.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-18

How IT must annoy the hungry
horde of sialWarts who are seeking
Office, when Arthur informs them
that he, not Grant. is President, that
ataIWartism is not a rec3mmerda-
sion to Office, and that removals will
not be made except FOR cause. If
Arthur will stick to this policy dur
ing the three years and over of his
Presidential term, he will go out of
Office highly respected and extremely
popular throughout the republic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-18

The COST of the luxury of law hes
just again been demonstrated in q
poor county OF Arizona. Two men
were arrested, one charged with
branding calf that did not belong
to him, end the other accused of
putting his private mark upon an
other mans colt. The defendants
we're both acquitted, and the county
now figures up the cost OF the trials
at over 5000. A law making prose.
cutting witnesses pay the costs of
court upon failure 20 convict would
be good thing sometimes.
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ELECTRIC LIGHT AND HORTICUL-
TURE.

DR.. Siemens, the eminent German
electrician, has been experime nting
with the electric light in horticulture,
and the results are altogether favor
able, promising new and valuable
use for the great illumination. The
Philadelphia Ledger condenses from
a paper by the professor some of the
results of these experiments. From
October, 1880. to May, 1881, the
plants in the doctors greenhouses
were kept under the electric light
every night except Sunday from sun.
set until dawn. In the conservs-
tory were peas. beans, wheat, barley.
canlifowers, rsspberries, peaches,
tomatoes, vines and roses and various
Towering plants. In the open air
a light of 1900 candle power. covered
with clear glass shade, was used;
but in the conservatory naked light
was at first employed. The plants
under the latter soon withered, when
various experiments with shades were
tried. With a clear glass shade so
disposed that some of the
unobstructed rays OF light fell upon a
tomato vine, while other parts of the
same vine were shielded by The clear
glass, the latter thrived, while the
part under the direct influence of the
naked light was withered. After q
few nights the line of demarkRtion
could be readily traced. The expert
ments with colored glass shades
made the blue-glass theory writhe.
The most vigorous and largest amount
of growth occurred under the clear
glass. Yellow glass came next in
order, but she plants were inferior in
color and thickness of stem. Red
glass gave q lanky growth and vel.
Iowish leaf. while blue glass produced
'tstill more lsnky growth and sickly
leaf" The apartment in the open
air exposed to the naked light,
showed stunted growth. with dark
and shriveIIed leaves. The general |
results Of the experiments in the |
greenhouses we're highly favorable. |
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a DAILY newspaper is to be started
n Don CAbezss, Arizona, and an ex.
change remarks that "John o. Den.
bar and Wells Spicer, of Tucson, will
furnish the capital, aud Mr.. Fay,
0rmerly of the Nugget, the expert
enca." 5picer must be in 'circum-
stances" When last here, he had a
good deal more experience than
capital.
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Five Hundred Dollars Reward.

We will pay the above amount
upon capture and conviction of the
scoundrels who forcibly entered the
OCCIDENTAL" on Sunday night,
September 25th, 1881, and who mali
ciously destroyed a portion of our
stock and fixtures to the amount of
about four thousand dollars.
AUER s. MURPHY.
P. S.-The occidental will con
tinue as Of old, and will endeavor to
keep nothing but the choicest
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Fam
lies supplied on short notice.
AUER s. MURPHY,
Proprietors
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. :.

Jan. 81, 1879.
GENTLEMEN-Having been af-
f1icted for a number of years with
indigestion and general debility, by
the advice Of my doctor [ used Hop
Bitters, and must say they afforded
me almost instant relief. [ am glad
to be able to testify in their behalf.
= THOS. G. KNOX.