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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctione,
BY Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.

1912 Main street, Richmond, Va.
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND FOR
' SALEBY PUBLIC AUCTION IN HFNRICO
COUNTY AT THE COURT HOUSE, On MON
DAY, 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1881 Pursuant TO
the terms OF a decree Of the Circuit Court OF the
county of Henrico entered on the 9Th day Of June,
1881, IN the chancery cause Of Aliens executor
Us. Truman et ais, therein depending, shall pro-
coed TO sell at puDllc ion, In front OF Henrico
county court. house, on
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1881,
at the hour of O'Clock r. NJ. the following TRACT
OF LAND-to wit: All that LOT OF LAND lying
In the county Of HeuricO, containing ia ACRES,
bounded on the north by the Williamsburg road, on
the east by The lands Of George NJ Savage deceased
on the south Uv the land of John Whitesides. and
on the by the lands belonging to the estate of
williamson Allen, deceased This land Is hsagiy
timbered with original growth. and lies near the
Richmond. York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the timber is very valuable.
TERMS: one third cash, and the residue in three
ednal semi-aRnua iuS ailments, with interest added,
and The title reserved until all the purchase-mOney
is paid and deed ordered by the Court.
JOHN H. DINNEEN,
Substituted Trustee snd special Commissioner
ROBERT 3. LYME, AuctiOnCer. " 10
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BY Joseph u. fousew ,rlh, Auctoaeer
SALE OF MONTPELlEE
/ THE HOVE or PRESIDENT MADl-uN.
IN ORANGE COUNTY, ~.

la execution Of the deed Of trust fDm tir
Thomas j. Carson Ia Phi ip :. Fr, ADJ lrNi' ''
Williams for the benf6t Of David Giaht 10 '''~
dated August l, 1857, aud recorded DO ''' ''..
Office of Crane County Court, The uul'i.
who have teen duy substituted as irt- DO .
place OF the sold Philip :. Fry and Lcwi' n.
lilms, decea ed being thereto rtqdltel M
sent bpueaci8ries Ia said trust deed, Will .t. '
ton, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, July p, lssl.
the VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
aid deed. known as MONTPELlkt. .'N' 81.
Orange county, Va, immediately on ih' t".
virginia Midland railroad tour m! 3. ,...
Orange Courthouse, and tONIAlNlN'
ACRES. The land is Of gOOd quaiili, seq 20,
tered and tlmbered. The imprONcmclis ',
OF a large aud imposing BRICK DIV BILL
erected by President Madison, cOmmaudInf p.
nifcent view II the Blue Ridge Mouuial 80 ."s -
with an the necessary Out-Ouidi1gs. 10.
are Justly considered the hand Omest in flTl'
virginia This would make most dehSh,i.
mer residence, a hne stock farm. or cou' '
yerted into a pleasant summer resort. ,..
TERMs: Cash enough 10 pay tue Co.'S 70
cuiing the trust aud % pay balance "'i.,'
deed-say $4,000; and a. "a the fe,liu'' .l
credit Of Que and two years, the purchase p, !.
bond for the deferred payments, bed.lnk .''.
from day Of sale, aud secured by deed oi
land. should the benedciaries conciufe u'' 81
quire the whole amount due them lU 20
change II terms viii he announced on o'.
For further information. address TIE trustee
LINDEN KENT, o.,
AleNanirt, Vs.
JOHN G.. WtllIAM-'
Orange COurhou,c, "a
| substituted trustee
Appr Do. 1881. ap 2s.2nwiJy lit'l 4
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nv Jno. Il. Lsughton, Jr.. Auetioneer,
1906 Main street.

TWO HANDSOME WALNUT CHAM
Il HER SUITS. FR1GEEATOR s, AMI
OTHER FURNITURE AT AUCrlON--On
WEDNESDAY THE 18TH iNsTANr,
ffter the sale Of pianos and organs ut lOh ociock
al my auction. house, Will sell o,,,o
4 WALHUr DRFS sfNG-CASE CHAMbEh ru ~ y !,
/ WALNUT FRENCH DRESSER II AMI r X
several doom REFRIGERATORs,
I WALNUT BXTENSION.TABLE, ,.,,
/ WALNUT MARBLE-TOP slDEBOAHD SAhE'
And OF er artlcles Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
JNO. Y. LAUGETON, JR.,
tvI2 AucfiOneer.
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A MAN WHO SHOOTS.
DAasNe pEEps or nNwEsLEy nAk'
nYx. ruE TEXAN PREACHER's SON.

<raaehs and Panishsd ~ Lsss--The Caree' VI
man who bid Not raiae Life an sse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALT OF LARGE
QUANTITY OF REAL ESTATE, LYING
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, On
VENABLE STREET, ANDIN
THE COUNTY OF HENRICO, FRONTING on
CARRINGTON STREET AND RUNNING
BACK TO THE CITY LINE, AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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BY Jno. Y. Laughton, Jr., Auc,ioneer,
1905 Main street.

By JuO. r. IaUkUIDIIs 0Ist AuVFF 'IIFNEf
1905 Main street.
EXECUT TORS SALE OF FINE
Ia "KNABE 7.OCTAVE PIANO AND Two
EXCELLENT PARLOR. ORGANS AT AUCTlON.
By direction OF Colonel W. X. Aylett, executor OF
Mrs. r. A. Aylett deceased, viii sell al my aue-
tI0n. house, on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
atIOx O'Clock.
One HANDSOME 7.OCTAVE ROSEWOOD CASE
"KNABE" PIANO. with fun lroH frame over.
strung bass Oger-dampers. and Agrsfe treble
original cost 1900, and nov Ia excellent ecndl-
lion and dne tone.
AFTER WHICH,
one I0-STOP POLLOCK PARLOR-0kGAN In
handsome case, pearl keys; as good as new
one b-sTOP MASON & uAMLIS PARLok-
ORGAN. in ORNAMENTAL WALNuTCAsE.
One GOOD SECOND HAND 6T-OCrANE PlANo
JNO. 4. LAUGHroN, JR.
tyIO Auctioaeer.
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BY Mason & Puryear, Aucuoneers.

GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- GAINESVILLE. VA ON ROANOKE RIVER.
Nv virtue OF decree OF The Circuit Court Tor Meck'
IcnburR county, rendered at tbe Nav term. 1881,
the chancery suit OF W. TOwueS's executor Us. W.
A. JamerOn, &c. shall, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1881
I'm front Of The brick hotel in Clarksye. Va, sell 10
the highest bidder that truly VALUABLE TRACT
OF LAND lying near ClUTksytle lone hat mlle)'
on poauOke river. known as Occoreechte. Otiug
Tie homestead OF the late Hon. william Iownes,
containing l006X ACRES, more or less. Ihli Is
one of the most valuable farms on ihe 'anOke
The improvements are fine, consisting ora splenotd
MANsiON-HOUSE Of some fourteen rooms, vi ~
All necessary out.buiidings. This tract has very
large body OF hue river l0w-gFOunds, as Neli as a
large body Of forest and uDlands. " Is not oiten
that such property comes into market Inc Iarm
Is well adapted 10 the growth OF all - the crops ot
this section, including hue tObacco abd cOit"n. u
81, uld be remembered that the X. 4 railroad IS
soon 20 be completed TO tlarkSyiile,
Persons wishing 10 secure a valuable ana dfslra-
Bile home or make a good investment should exam
Inc this property.
TERMS or rALR: $4,000 IN cash on day OF sale,
81 500 on credit OF one year, and the RESIDUE on
a credit OF two years al er dale, the putcha'et 70
execute his bonds for the deferred paYments carry
ing interest from date, aud she title 20 o. retained
tiIl the whole OF the purchase-moneY y PAID.
W. v. HOMES, Commlssioner.
MASON 4 pURYEAR, AucilOneefs. ~ O'lOk
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A UCTIUN SALE OF TWO OF Tg,.p
HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLN..
on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FLOYD
BETWEEN LINDEN AND
BEACH STREETS.
By II. Benson, Aucuioncer.

DOILING SPRINGS,
ONE THOUSAND ACRF>.
MOUNTAIN FARM
THREE HUNDRED ACRE.
JAMES RIVER LANDS.
IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY. 50.
ABOUT ONE MILE FROM
WARREN STATION,
RICHMOND AND ALLEGIlANY rAIE.
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WANTED, TOBACCO.ROLLERS and
w STEMAfk RS TO work ~ High Point. ~ C..
Constant work given for the balance Of the year
Apply to j. i. JUSTI>, No. 8 Fifteenth street.
ir Il
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Ia a desuliory Ealk with the station agent,
who was also the telegraphisi, near by, the
officer learned that Sam Jones was accustoni-
{ ID once or twice week TO take the cars and
m de TO a station about twelve miles above,
". here be was paying his addresses to some
lad.y. The officer made an arrangement by
viii, n the agent agreed TO telegraph hin at
The upper station whenever tho mythical
sam Jones should board the train. Or
course abe agent could be trusted TO keep
the secret, as that was part OF his business,
though be- was far from suspecting The i'm.
Of The ease. Having done all he
could, the detective took the ears to the
station above, where be spent several days
In lounging ABOUT and smoking bad cigars
while waiting i,1r the dispatch. At the end
Of three days Il came.
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In pursuance of n deer ee In the aforementioned
suit we, the undersigned, appointed commissioners
thereby, viii effer for sale, upon the premises, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-07-12

REAL, ESTATE SOLD AND RENTED PIT
LICLY OR PRIVATELY.
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At the request Of the proprietor wi '.Iu 3D. Fl.
son, Esd, aud a Tli tees under the Reu,CIt 4
I...ID.. \ DLnr. NJ Ii Ill IN
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WAITS.

WANTED, A FEMALE SERVANT
w for general household work. Apply to 2lO5
east Broad street. ~ 1855
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
Federal Court.

During one day last week, the
case of Nickle rs. The White Sui
phur Springs Company, was up
before his HonorJ. ]. Jackson upon
a motion to file Il bill of review, in
the cause. The motion was argued
by Hon. ID. Is. Swan, for, and Judge
Ferguson against the filing of the
bill ; both counsel ,ofKanawha coun-
~.
Court took the motion under adj
visonpnt.
The case against Strauther for
murder, that was to have been heard
on certain pleas, was continued till
April 9th on account Of absence
OF counsel on both sides.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
Personal.

Our Tyler correspondent "Nico-
d'mu5' was with us yesterday on
his way to Huntington, on bust
ness.
Our itincratiDg Bro. Powell, will
give our readers some temperance
notes next week, Of his late trip up
the Kanawha Valley.
Rev. &. {. Wilding could not at
tend the Conference Temperance
Mass Meeting Saturday evening
He was attending another confer
cnce, and now has the care and
training Of a boy preacher; where
fore the FREEMAN congratulate- all
the happy folks concerned.
Oar brother S'anlad We think
will not insist that the FREEMAN
is afraid to speak impartially, after
noticing "Impartiai Sweeping" in
another column, which was in
print before the Standards com
plant came out. The FREEMAN
will try to attack the wrong when
ever and wherever it seems to be
for the best public good. 1t may,
and doubtless will make mistakes,
but we hope not through coward
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending April 2, the
following transfers were admitted
TO record:
Gulwin va Wrinkle, ct. a., to
ParEersburg Mill Co., ln-lot No.
1872, in the city Of Parkersburg,
s59250.
Franklin Tavenner's Heirs to the
Svcctzer Oil Co, lot adjoining
Sweetzer Oil Co.'S lands, in Tygart
Dist, 5000
". W. Van Wrinkle and W. L.
Cole, Special Comm'rs, to the Star
Foundry Co., lot on corner OF Neal
and Jul'iana Streets, 81 $50.
l.. B. Prince and wife to Homer
L. Morley, 2 roods and 8 poles, on
Williamsport pike, $500
w. f. Atkinson and wife to A,
K. Leonard, house and lot on Ju-
llama street, 81, services rendered,
James Men and wife to A; C..
Farnesworth, II acres in Walker
Dist, 1885.
Warne & Martin to Della Neal,
house and lot on Elizabeth Street,
$1,000. :,
McCosh & Leonard to Mansfield
Davis, 100 acres on Walkers creek,
aSOl1
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

votion, the various pulpits of the
city were occupied by United
Brethren Ministers, during the day,
as follows:
First Presbyterian Church-in
the morning, J. c. Morris; even
ing, j. O. Stevens.
L. B. Church-morning, Bishop
Glossbrenner evening, B. f. Booth,
Baptist Church-morning, B. +.
Booth evening, Il. A. Hit,
NJ +. Church, South-morning,
II. l.. Polling; cvening,G, W, Week
ley.
NJ K, Church-morning, Il. A.
Hit; evening, DR.. j. 7. Hensley.
Nj. p. Church-morning, S. I.
Westfall evening, j. A. Blagg.
Calvary Presbyterian Church.
morning, w. d. Barger; evening, +.
Harper.
Colored Baptist-morning, r. Nj.
Hite; evening, c. X. Westfall.
NJ, f. Church, Bclpre-morning,
w. W, Rymer; evening, $, T.
Westfall.
Rockland NJ. +. Church, p. m,
DR.. J. II. Hensley.
Wesleyan Church, colored-morn-
ing, S. Martin; evening, G. d. Hol-
den. 0.
Marietta, O., U.B. Church-morn-
ing and evening, J. w. Martin.
lfyou walk with Christ, keep cut
of vilcompany with evil associates ;
keep from evil places, from every
place where you can not 60 with
the spirit of Christ, and that, if up
on earth, you might not expect to
meet Him there. Ifyou goout of the
territory where He would go, you
must not expect to find Him,
Bishop Simpson
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
Revolving Discovery.

Last Friday afternoon some boys
were rummaging about for what
they might find in an upstairs
room of a disreputable house on
Neal Street, occupied by the fami-
ly of Mrs Tucker; when their at
tention being drawn to a bureau
drawer that was locked, one Of the
boys witha bunch of keys which he
had, soon had the drawer opened,
and their curiosity more than sat
isfed. Hid away there, was the
partially decayed body of n male
infant child The officers were at
once notified and took possession Of
the body. A coroner's jury was
empanneled by Justice G. K. Leon
ard, az follows:
! 7. G.. Field, Foreman, l.. d. Mum
cy, M. A. Stephens, A. b. Samuels,
r. A. Little, ii. b. Hull, W. J.
McKindley, b. F. Myer, f. E. Da-
wilson, E. A. Taylor, John Guess,
and Joseph Jones,
After viewing the body, and hear
ing the statements Of the physi-
clans and other witnesses before
them, the Jury, after reciting the
facts as usual in such verdicts, say;
"we are unable to ascertain the
cause of the death of the deceased"
The only evidence throwing any
light upon the mystery was the
statement of daughter Of Mrs.
Tucker, to the effect that ermoth-
er gave birth to the child the night
before the 1st day of March, that it
was living, and bled to death, be-
cause Of unskillful treatment at its
birth, and that it was kept where
it was found, by direction Of her
mother, who was committed to jail
the day after the child was born,
where che has been ever since.
Mrs. Tucker is in Jail in default Of
bond, upon cumulated charges of
unlawfully selling liquors. Her
daughter further stated that her
mother did not want the child
buried until she got released from
Jail. 1t seems to us strange that
the jury did not have Mrs. fuckers
statement On account of the adj
vanced state of decomposition the
physicians were unable to say
whether death was from the cause
stated by the witness, or any other
than natural causes, but agreed
with her in that the child
had been dead at least three
or four weeks. After the verdict,
no other official action was taken
in the premises.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
County Court.

The County Commissioners mot ~
regular session on Monday and have
been disposing of such matters as
appointing road viewers, taking
official bonds, Sc. As they will be
IN 'session several days vet. we will
give the result of their business
term altogether next week
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

SMALLPOX ScARE.--Thare was
quite little smallpox scare on
Monday, which proved more ride
lous than dangerous. a colored
boy getting alive with vernin on
theriycr, rubbed himself thoroughly
with salt in self-defense, resulting
in eruptions 70 serious rs to compel
him toeomo home for repairs. The
report was soon passed about III ba-
I'd breath, "small-pox smallpox p
when a medical examination turn
ed fright into laughter and amuse-
mgnt.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Extra copies of this weeks FREE
VAN will be gladly sent to the mem
5,rs Of the Conference for distribu-
,ion among their United Brethren
;rionda; and we shall not be sorry il
;roln those friends, we receive a
gudly number Of names and
6ealthv lists of subscribers. Send
onng. brethren. 49,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued rs
follows, during the past week. by
the county clerk
Joseph Reed to Edith Annie
Summers.
Albert Bunch to Louisa Ellen
Johnson.
Joseph Eli Williamson to Alice
NJ. Burk.
Luther Judson Lilly to Sarah Lu-
cinda Reed.
WEATHER REPORT, for the week
ending. Monday. Anril 4 1881
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

TIE OIL O. K.-we are just ad-
.;.od by Mr. S. S. Stone, that the
,, M, of Headlight oil, mentioned
=; 3a connection with the explosion
=, another place, proved tc be A.
\, / upon thorough test. So, the
:,nlt must have been in the lamp.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

h:XpLo'loN.-Some evenings ago,
while Mrs. Harvey Hamilton, liv-
ing five miles up the Ohio bottom,
was slttlngat work in her home, the
amp on the table burst with fear
'0 explosion, scattering burning oil
over everything around it. Fortu-
aateiy the fire was extinguished
una both life and the house escaped,
;,4oQ2h not without serious results.
prs, Hamilton's arm was terri
'Iy burned, from which great suffer
ng ensued.
J.. ihe oil was the celebrated Head
nE4C' or at least was purchased as
'oth- Ir. $. S. Stone, brought a
sample OF it to the city to be- tested,
win what results we nave not
heard.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

The County Commissioners held,
in decision yesterday evening that
liquor-license bonds must all be
given before the County Court. City
dealers have heretofore filed their
bonds with the city Clerk.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Az IMPORTANT ANNoU NCEMENT.
We have added a line of Silver
Plated HOLLOWAY Ware to our stock,
thus enabling us TO supply you
with almost Il complete household
outfit, at prices solow that YOU will
be astonishe1.
IS SMITH < GLAZIER.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

, beautiiul line of ladies neck
..a % lust received at Muncy's, Is
nrEat St.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06
.oC.IDEPARTMENT.

c;uou;t Court meets on Monday,
pril ii.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

choice lot of White seed oats
.- ~ illinois, for sale by John ?.
tait.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Good Iine Of Gents and Ladies
Sa.ehels jus. received at Muncy's
8 Market street.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

ApoLoGY.-Some important items
coming in after our forms we're
made up last week, our wealth
81 report was crowded out,
and just See what 3 pickle the
OIsnder got Us into. Next morn
ing the snow was nearly a half-foot
deep, and, whew. now it has Sueu-
ID and b!e'rcd and fri every day
since, up to yesterday This shall
not occur again. In justice to Mr..
Iarrow it shall not. If he under
takes to run the weather business
Tor rs, he ought to havea shake,
and he shall have.
See the report in place this week
~ \,
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Rev. G.. G. Wilding will preach
to the united congregations of the
M. 4. Church and N. K. Church,
South, at the South Church, next
Sabbath evening. The public is
cordially invited.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

An endless variety of ladies,
cents and children's hosiery, just
received at Muncy's, which will be
4}dat lowest cash price.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Total Rainfall for the week. .l.15
Observations by J. 5. A. Farrow.
Surveyor of Wood county, Office
in the Court House.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

Choice Colossal Asparagus Roots,
one year old, for sale, by Henry
Amis, St. Mary's Avenue, Parkers-
burg.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

IL Dogs VS.. PET RABBITs,-No# that
5Sileep are protected, our city dogs,
nave nave concluded to turn their atten-
Ion "a to pet rabbits, but in this line
.ne dogs about Elizabeth st. have
come to grief. For some time, a
a ~ Park of English rabbits have
W@Ga I IN the yard of Mr.. J. W.
o fathers A couple of big dogs be-
t t; Interested and began opera
SWio NJ Killing a number of thc pets
=" W. NJ. ambuscaded himself with a
S,lj1-Shooter, and soon the war open
o na Result: rabbits frightened
E L;nrly to death, one big dog badly
~lled and another satisfactorily
% %Tunoed, Six shots fired, and three
b ,ontS IN each oftwo dogs. Who can
's"l this, and save taxes?
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-04-06

70 to Muncy's and buy the Mon
" [: Bound Bosom Shirt, the best
i IN the city, for one dollar. 1t
looks well, fits we'll and wears well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-01
DOS CRos.

We were presented today V 3Ir ?. A. Craige, partner with Townsend Cox Jr, of New York, with a fine specimen from their new discovery, named Dos G.Us" The piece presented to Us Is fair specimen of that coming from the mine at distance of G0 feet down and assays between four and five thousand dollars. As work progresses on this mine the vein develops stronger ai.d the ore increases in richness.
 This new find of such wonderful value re- minds us of the fact that our mountains are hardly scratched, as it were, in the search for precious metals. This mine l. within stones throw of the Davis and has been run over by prOspectors for years and was never thought of suitciert worth to even record, untI! Ol. young and genial friend, inexperi- euced n A.ln!Lg. examined the float, found 1t to be of vast richness and located 1t for himself and our friend fir. Craige. The owners have on the dump thirty tons of the ore taken from their prospect tunnel, worth n bI.s, without as50rting. over $30, ,000. Here we find meIituIiOus gentlemen reward ed for industry in eircalng through the hills of Iayapal fer hidden treasures. 3ir Cox has gone East, and upon his return the ore out and being taken out will be either sent east Tor treatment CT reduced y smelt- ing process here at home