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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-12
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auciionetrs'
1ll3 Main street.

SALE OF VALUA-
Y BE PROPERTY On TIE WEST WEST SIDE OF or
FIFTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD AN,
MARSHALL STREETS, IN TIE CITY or
piCttNOSD. BY AUCTlOS-By Niiiu OF . &c
cree Of he Richmond CbanCery court III inc sun o.
VI. {. smith as. Mary Jane Smith ano olS.. entered
on IN IN February, 1881, We. the undersigned
speciai commissioners appointed for The purpose
Will q. II by auc ion, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH Is. 1851,
at AZ o'clock y. NJ, the LOT OF LAND, fronting
about ~ feet, on the side Of Fifth street be
tween Hroad ana Mar,hali streets. adjoining the It.
James church property having cepIn oil l3O rect
with "A LARGE FRAME DWELLING and other
bindings md Improvements therc0n; and VIII DC
sold ~ whole or divided into three lots, as may
seem hest al the lime OF sale.
The sale of this property, so near 10 Broau treet
aud IN the mo aii:ac i've and improving portion OF
HE city, Offers fine opportunity for pr9h'aOe H.
VtStmPni.
TERMS: One third cash the balance In equal IN
slsluen s at SIX and twelve months. by negDtiabe
nOres With interest added and HE itle Realized until
ihr purchasc.nouev is fully laid and conveyance
ordcrt by the COuIt. ,,.,,
GEORGE u. WISE.
ADDISON l.. itOLLADAY.
s. ecial Commissioners.
RICHARDSON & CO.. Auctoueers. NH IL
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r..ner Purcsir. Kiadness.

CrxuNNArI, March re "A singular story
AZ di,,nterestedness was developed IN case
decided In the Superior Court TINS after.
noon agaias, the pialntm. IL was ane sun y.
81 Eliza Conahsn to recover cIGooO OF
Archbi.hop j. b. Purcell the late Father
Edward 4 sccell, and j. b. hsnDix, assignee,
DIN his death. bed Charles CoBahan confessed
70 Father Edward Purcell that be was IN,
solvent. This confession was Kept IN sacred
confidence. Father Edward assumed 'ne
debts, paid them, maintained the widow
and family. bid In the stock at the settle.
mcnt OF the estate, and kept M his KIM
services until his assignments The tes'l'
mony in the trial was the first revelation !,
made TO the widow or the outside wor'u
that Mr.. Charles Conahan was insoivsnu'
Father Edward MANAGED to remit Tue w,uo .e
msney through Mr.. Woods, large snare
holder of the stock company In which MI,
Csoaban did business, so that she thougn'
n eame from her husbands estate.
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Al the request az Mr.. Morris Nelson, who intends
10 remove from the STATE, anu mas ue'eI po
tiye.y 10 SELL will Offer for sale upon The preni-
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1881.
=, Az o'clock Y. NJ, that ELEGANT AND
FIR. T-CIASS sTORE.PROPERTY above men
toned (adjoining that OF James Thomas, ESD,
which, for location aud arrangements cannot De ea,
ceied Nv any in the city. The sdiiding Is nnlshed
with iron cappings Ia all the windows and has iron
shutters TO the lower floors. and Il furnished with oil
STORE FIXTURES. COUNTERS. SHELVING,
&c: sp'endid cuvert connections aud everything
com ple,e. The adjoining wall, extending back the
entire depth Of lot belongs 10 this pronerty. lhe
and runs back l05 feet Co wide paved alley on
which opens the large Centre warehouse OF Messrs.
Hill, Skinker Watkins. - ~,
This prOpcrty erected nv Mr.. Nelson Tor ms
own n @ md occuDa ion, and expense was spared
IN IFS construction 10 make IL hrst-cliss IN every re-
si,ect The DWELLING overhead contains eight
large rooms al nicely panered With the best or
tapestry. The DWELLING has wide hall en-
Iraure from he street aud y furnished Win costly
cas-t xiures: splendid marble manttls: b1ih-room,
closets. stationary wardrobes, DC. &c. The whOle
IN opttiy Is In thorough order throughout.
Tine attention Of all dcs ring tO puTcha.e TRULY
VALUABLE AND F1RNTCLAS- STORE FRO
PERI Y - called 20 this sale as rot only us con-
siruciiOE but being situated on that portion OF NAN
street which has AWAY been, aud EOw, considered
the vcry centre Of wholesale and retail business,
offers a rare chance for desirable investment III
every respect
TERMS: OnG fourth cash: the residue At SIX and
twelve months the purchaser 10 give noe5 for me
deferred payments, with per cent. Interest addtd,
and secure the same by 4 irust.drcd.
mt 9 RO6ERT II. LYME, Aueioncor.
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By GruUbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh stree; between Main and Bank.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOUR
i VERY VALUABLE FOUR STORY IRON
FRONT STORES AND WAREHOUSES. Nos. |.
l3, is, AND II, SITUATED On THE EAST
SIDE OF FOURTEENTH PEARLl BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS, AT AUCTION.-
As lrustee uucer deed Of trust dated the lSth of
December. 1878, and duly recorded, aud also as d.
rec,ei 10y a deer, of the Chancery Court Of Rich
m0nd in the case of Watkins u.s. Lancaster, &C., !
will sell by auction. upon the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1851.
At l O'Clock j. NJ, the -FOUR TENEMENTS In the
Lancaster Block" above referred to-
These tenemf MS were erected in 1866. ara cach
fosr stories above the cellar, have iron fronts,
counting rooms with fire proof vaults, holsters. and
every modern convenience, and they are IN all re-
spects Grsi-elass buildings.
The location IS just In the centre Of the heavy
busine. Of tue city. and c0nyeUen; 10 the various
depots. exchanges, &c.
For commercial purposes there is no property in
The city 10 toe preferred This, and il Is therefore
recommended rs a SQUAD investment.
TERMS: One fourth cash; baanc, at one. two'
and three years. with interest payable semi anhu-
ally, the deferred payments 10 be cured by deeds
of trust upon the property; bot The purchaser VIII
have the privilege of paving the whole amount ia
cash If he should desire so 10 90.
ISAAC II. CAkRINGTON, Trustee
GRCBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
NH l22iaw Mh23Std
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ny George :. Vashon & son,
Real Estate gents and AuctiOLeers,
No. 7 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT. WITH
l. FRAMED HOUSE THEREON WITH THREE
STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND #. JAMES
STREETS-THE LOT HAS 4 FRONT or -FOUR
RiiSs BACK WITHIN PARALLEL LINES
SEVENTY FEET.-By virtue of 4 deed Of trust
from Annie Cook 10 George ;. Nashon, Jr., ana
Charles T. Vashon. Of record IN Richmond Chance
Iy Court clerks Office, TO secure de6t herea men,
toned will as surviving trustee. being thereto ice
auired by the beneficiary, proceed TO sell at puonc
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20, 1881,
AZ o'clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY above De.
scribcd.
TERMS: Cash as to eXpen'e' and Sl2672, with
Interest from 9Th of March, 1851, I'LL pdid; balance
as may DC announced at sale.
GEORGES NASHON, JH.,
NH ~ Surviving Trustee.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DOR NEW YORK.-The Old &sgFf
II Dominion Steamship Company. ..Sx5kss6
steamship MANHATTAN, Captain KELLY, viii
sail SUNDAY, March 18Th. at O'Clock Il. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goo1s for
varded with dispatch to all points north south, east
and west also. to iv"eign ports.
For freight apply 70
6, W. ALLEN & co, Agents,
NH 12-1t Company's Wharf, Rockets
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BY Wellington Goddin. AuctiOneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.


corner OF Eleventh. and BANK streets.
COMMiSSI0NER'S SALE OF NALUA-
~ BILE LOTS AT TIP NORTHWEST CORNER
or FRANKLIN ANH FOURGENTH STREETS,
OPPOSITE TO THE BALLARD HOUSE-ln
obedience 10 decree OF the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond pronounced On the 5th day OF
March. 1855 |. IN the suit Of Rebman Us Rebmans, |
shall sell al public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1881,
at haf.past o'clock L. NJ, those TWO LOTS at the
northwest corner OF Franklin aud FOnrieeSth
streets, In this city, numbered 3 and 4 Lot 10.
fionting 22H feet on the north Side OF Franklin
street near It's intersection with Fourteenth street
aud running back l07 feet tIOre or less and Lot No.
a, adjoining IL on the east, beginning On feet from
the corner OF Franklin and Fourteenth streets, and
extending EiGng the west line of Four;eeab street
~ feet. with a width OF 49, feet.
TERMS One third In cash /; aud the resldae In two
equal inslamemts payable af six and twelve months,
the purchaser 10 give Degoiabc notes for the defer
red payments, with Interest added aud The ute 10 be
retained until all the purchste'money is paid aud
directed by the Court.
ROBERT HOWARD.
mh9 Special Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
~ FARM FIVE MILES FROM CHESTERFIELD
CUUsTIiOU~k BY virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cuIt Court of Chesterfield county entered on the
18th day OF November, 1878. In the case STYLED
Nuby's administrator as Wood adminisir tor. We
will sell public auction IN front OF Chestelheid
County Courthouse, AT O'Clock t. NJ, on
MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1881,
(conrt-day,l the LAND in the proceedings above
mentioned. containing SEVENTY ACRES, more or
less wing on the road Leading from The Courthouse 10
Midlothian pits, convenient 70 CHURCHES, mills and
schools.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay costs and expenses
Of sale: balance on credit Of one Two. ana three
ytar- The purchaser to give his negotiable potes Tor
the deferred payments with per cent. interest
added from day OF sale: The title retained until "A
conveyance is ordered by the Court.
CHARLES W. TURNER,
JAMES VI GREGORY,
NH 9 Special Commissioners.
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JAMES. FARM

VALUABLE JAMES'RlNER FARM
ROAD FOR SALE AT AUtTlON.-liy virtue of
three deeds of trust executed to the undersigned by
William NJ Perkins and Fannie NJ. Per ius his Tife
bearing cate r4.p4cIiv-lY on sept 'nbcr g 1878.
september 4, 1879. and June % 1850. and all of
first ia D. Il. ~. page 1879, the second in u. u. 10.
page l45. ana the miro ~ ID u. 7G page 33c-and
acirg AZ the yquct Of the pfciyc hoidtr~ of the
debts ,tcured in The said deeds he under'isned viii,
'" SATURDAY, APRIL 9,1s31'
at IL O'Clock VI of for ale. 1T public auc lon. on
trust deeds described aud conveyed-yiz.. that
TRACT OF LAND uatcd. lying, and being IN The
county Of AlDcmarle. IN the state 81 Nlieinia. on
James river land including IN lahhd lhrcinl. ana
on both sides Of he james River ard hahawha ca d,
nal about four mi e. from iha town Of Sc1tstile
aI,oni TWO miles fIOn Warren and containing about
FSJ'R HIT%DRTU AND SlXTY-NINE ACRES,
b. the same more or les. Also, IRAt I OF
LAND on James adjoining he above d's crlbfd
tract. and containing about ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES. he the same more or iess. MS
farm (comp0sed Of said two parcels or i1ndl
adjOns The lands of lhn : Coles, h0nlS T. Ganlt
aud others. j. mmed iatcN 90 the I'm" OF me Hlch.
mOnd and AilCehanY railroad ana Is one OF the best
and most desirable firms on James river ! n nigh
Ian is Ofgood qu V aud there are about 23O acres
oc suDerGr Jalnes-IrVe low. grounds. The improve
II ents are unusually good including laice brick
dwelng-bIusc ana al usual out bulldng'. ms
land will Dc sold subject to prior deed of uusi hen
thereon amounting OF April q, 1881. to
~ .O6g.5O. of which 1 C22 Is principal: and sub.
i-ct to The rights Of me tenants on lnc pace
the present year. they paving heir rents 10 The Dur
chaser. The title is believed 10 he perfect. The
place can be divided into Two or hore comp1ciiy-
located farms 70 give buildings on AT least TWO
Of Them ana il VIII Sc offered a whole or IN par
GELS. as wilt best suit purchasers.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay expenses OF eX'cu-
ting he trust say So o. aud 10 nay The balance due
on the debts secured In said three deeds. say
ssO7.36. Of the day Of SALE and as I" anv resi-:
due of purchase money, on one wO,and three year
time. fin oqua PAYMENTS, bearing interest from tie
da3 Of sale and 10 be secured by bonds Of the pur-
clIsscr with good personal security, and by the re-
tcntion OF The title Til AL the purchas emonty IS paid
THOMAS :. MAETiN,
NH Trustee,
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. ENs
SELLING OFF THE ENTIRE STOCK oFR Nv
BOOTS AND SHOES AT AND
BELOW COST To MAKE
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.
BOOTS. SHOES. &c,

All in want of CHEAP SHOES should take advdn-
age OF this chance to provide for themselves. This
no humbug. ,.
n Il. viii sch the WHOLE STOCK to person
wishing 10 engage in the business, aud RENT OR
SELL THE HOUSE. II is the best stand in the
city, and established shoestort for The last ff-
teen years. Call on or address NJ. GOLDEN.
fe l5-lm 1923 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate AuctiOneer,
1912 Main street.

TN PURSUANCE OF y DECREE OF
i the Ch,ncery Court Of Richmond III The cause Of
Carringt0n rs. thornton. &c. entered on ihe S'h
day Of March, 1851, we will sell at auction, rpon
tEe premises. on
THURSDAY, MARCH II. 1851,
az AZ O'Clock, that LOT OF GROUND, with The i'm.
movements thereon. consisting OF \ ERIC h
DWELLING with - rooms, 'front.' 30 feet on
the north side Of Franklin street al he northwest
corner Of TWeniy-seVcuth aud Franklin, and rum
ning back about so feet.
We will sell only such title Is the parties 10 this
cause have. The property has been In the actual
undi.puted pOsst s.ion OF Thornton, Darlington &
Go. FOR more tran forty years, but no deed to them
can be found. aud it Is suppo ed he deed was le-
corded IN the Office of The General Cohri. which was
DESTROYED 10y fire in 1865. NJ The evacuation. In
1896 The house on the lOt was insured in The Mutual
Assurance sOcie'y Of Virginia IN the name OF VII
ism Marshall. and SO Continued until lS2Z,
when IL was transferred 10 Richard Anderson as.
sigr &c Of William Marshall. and remain q insured
as lie property un.il December 81, 1879, "hen IL
was trans TERED to Thornton, Darlington Co, who
were stated to be the IN owners. aud T. bas con-
fuued 10 he insured In their name up to The present
time. Parties wishing 10 bid for HE properly are
reases'cd - Inform Themselves concerning tle t'ic
before he day Of sale. IL. .,,
TERMS: 0ne third cash: balance at SIX and
twelve months noIcs to be given Tor the deferred
payments with interest &c.
f. VI. CONNER.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
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+. VI. CONNER.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Suecial Commissioners


,J,RVSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE IN SURRY COUNTY BY
virtue Of deed of trust IKE cuied 10y X. - Pnllps
To- me as trustee. dated the lst day of November
1878 and duly recorded In the clerk Office OF sur
rs County Count and 10y direction Of the beneficiary
i'm snd trust deed. shall offer for sale AZ public auc-
ton, on line premises. on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1881.
the following REAL ESTATE-viz
First. TRACE OF LAND NEAR CABIN Ipinl!'n
Surry county, wherein The said X. ID. Phillips for
mrrlv re.idcd. containing 1927 AtltEc. 1850,
second. 4 TRACT OF 100 ACRES or LAND
adjoining the first described tract. 1900
Third. 4 TRACT OF "a ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the l00-acrc tract above. 49,.
Fourth. A TRACT OF "a ACRES OF LAND adj
Joining the 90 7.acrc tract above.
Fifth. A TRACT OF 75 ACRES OF LAND adj
joining the sane.
An of said lands having been cnnyeyedin the deed
of irtst afo,e said from HE sad r. ID. Phillips.
TERMS $4,000 Of the purchase money VIII DC
reauired in cash: The terms 10 the residue w!l De
such as may be agreed upon 10y the parties interest
| cd and will be made known on the day of sale.
j. y. RAMkY, Trustee.
FEBRUARY %, 1851.
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By Frank ID. Ilill & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc,ioneeis,
No. HOS Main street, -. -
GALE IN HANOVER POSTPONED.

The administrator sale Verdon Of the estate Of
T. J. Blunt, deceased, is POSTPONED until further
notice. NH l1.2t*
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At the request az Mr.. Morris Nelson, Who intends
10 remove from he state and has Determined pos,
tiyc Y 10 sell will Offer for sale upon The preni-
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AMOUNT STOCKS MoErGAGE9
EANIru AMn II "a ~ u.
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GREATLY REDUCED RATES.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth
Smithres2, and Hampton; Washington, d. c.,
Newberne, Washington, and Tsrboro n. c., and
all points Ia Eastern North Caroina also, for East
ern Shore ef Virginia, Old Point, and an regular
landngs on James river, at LOWEST RATES,
and through bills issued. T.. Is. TATVM
III henf
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WILLIAM DAFFRON, MANILA
w FACTURER AND DE Err lNA
CHAMBER. PARLoR, AND DINING M
SEAT CHAIRS, and every article In the FURNl-
TURE line. Bedding, Feathers. aud Mattresses.
Does the basuess, carries the stock, aud cannot be
uudersold. OiIce and warerOOms, li3S Main
street factory 10. Is. 20, ~, "a north FiIte.nlh
street Richmond, Va. 10 ZO-om
The Republican journal., 1881-12-22

A Maryland exchange refers to Nj TAos Il
forward, of Belar, that State who was cnred b,
ot Jacobs Oh of rheumausIn Rochester IN Y
Sunday Morning Tribune
Some one estimates that million and half oi
PIES are eaten every day in the United States Nc
wonder Americans as a race becoming daily
more crusty.
No one whose blood is impure can feel well
lhere is weary, languid feeling and often sense
OF encouragement and dependency Persons hav
ing thls feeling OF lassitude and depression should
take Ayers Sarsaparl to purity and yitalize the
blood way
game of baseball is like buckwheat cake
great deal depends on the batter
Mr Z. q. Gartman, the business manager o
the hVenlng Dispatch, of York Pa was cured ot
neuralgia by three applications of ST Jacobs Oil
boston Mass Saturday Evening Express
The Galveston News defines the difference be-
tween watch and pistol by saying that one is
for time and the other for eternity
One month ago it was impossible for me to aet
a whole nights sleep on account of my back ach
ing, but now, owing to the Great Kidney Remedy
"ELIXIR OF LIFE Roof sleep like top 1t il
truly wonderful medicine WM SoULE
The man who was born with a silver spoon il
MS mouth must have lived in stirring times
Dr. Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry. Bal
saulG compound mas become a home fixture. Lei
an VINO suffer, and have in vain attempted to cure
their coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary com
plants, make use of this unequaled remedy II
can be relied upon the mass of testimony that has
OeeD published since its Introduction being ample
proof of its efficacy
The Republican journal., 1881-12-22
Secretary Folger's Report.

Next to the Presidents Message the report of
the Secretary of the Treasury is the most import
ant document sent to Congress. and will be read
with the greatest interest 1t Is a strong sound
sensible paper The revenues of the last fiscal
year were S36o, 1872, 292; the expenditures 5000
7l2,SSl, which leave surplus of moro than one
hundred million dollars The important part of
the report. however. is that in which the CONNER
cial and industrial conditions of the country as
they affect the Treasury are discussed Mr. Fol
ger is clearly of the opinion that he tariff should
be revised and that all internal taxes except those
on whiskey, tobacco aud the manufacturers and
dealers tax should be abolished The time has
come, he believes, to relieve the country from the
onerous burdens imposed on it and leave to the
next generation part of the obligation which has
pressed so heavily on the present one. Public
opinion is all but unanimous on this point The
suggestion of the Comptroller of the Currency that
legislation facilitating the reorganization of the
national banks whose charters will expire is
approved The absurdty of continuing the month
ly coinage of silver dollars is referred to and the
ACCESSIBILITY of retiring the silver certificates is in
sisted on In regard to the three and half per
cents the Secretary is opposed to new legislation
on the subject. The report maps out good line
of work for the national legislature, which we
hope it will not seek to shirk or evade New
York Herald.
The Republican journal., 1881-12-22
DR.. Lorlna's Annual Report.

DR.. Loring. the commissioner of agri-
culture, in his report of the operations Of
that department during the past year.
sets forth with some emphasis his view
that the scope and endowment Of the de-
partment should be enlarged 50 that it
may enter upon the industrial investiga-
tlons. He narratcs briefly what has been
attempted and what accomplished lii
each Of the divisions Of the department.
In the chronological division the work
has been chiefly upon the scale insects
deleteri0uS to fruit trees, and The results
are soon to be published
Preparations are already made for as
certanlng data to predict the probable
action OF the Rocky Mountain locusts in
lo62- The statistical division has too
small force for work expected of it, and
enlarged means and facilities are nects-
sary before it can accomplish results com
mensurate with The importance Of the
matter, Al agent OF the department is
now in Europe making Investigations
with a view TO the better understanding
of the subject Of forestry in this country.
The artesian well begun at Fort Lvon and
bored to a depth Of $50 feet as an expert
nent IN this method Of irrigating arid re-
glons has been abandoned, because a
commission Of geological experts have re-
ported that no water is likely to be found
there.
The examination OF wool fbers with
reference to their tineness and strength.
which have been in progress for some
time, have progressed so far as to show
that the common notion that we cannot
produce the finest woods in this country
and maintain their excellence by careful
breeding Is erroneous. The sorghum eX-
pertinent this year does not appear 10 be
enthusiastically regarded by the com
missioner, and some Of the facts stated
with regard to bis predecessors tea plan
tation in South Carolina, show that thai
experiment thus far has been wretchedly
managed. Several pages are devoted to
a statement Of the results OF investiga-
tions of contagious diseases Of animals.
which have been productive of much good.