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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-29
10 the Editor Of the UiSpdtCh:

10 me EQltOr o. me UlSpdtW:
The wheat harvest is now in full opera
ton, with prospect to the farmer greater
than M. accustomed to misfortune, has had
any reason to hope for in many years.
Shall he be permitted to reap fair fruition
for his priyation, toll, and exposure, or
shall combinations against him add another
disappointment:
II is universally admitted in this city that
all her material prosperity, a. well as that
OF the State, rests upon the very founda-
ton Of the farmers crops. Well, this
being so. why. in the light of purely self
interest, should not there he mutually OF
interest to foster, protect, and encourage
that which is essential TO the life and pros
perity OF the otherl The farmer has ever
been without the protection OF trade.
Other businesses, trades, professions, &c.,
have either their rings or unions in self
protection. Farming being the first and
only calling that ever received the Divine
sanction and approval, il not for this then
for some other reason, it stands Isolated
and alone; and although stupendous
effort was made by the "grange" gene
rally, and the earnest effort by cubs-my
own particularly 0he Tuckahoe Club OF
Henrico)-yet no manner OF cooperation
or combination among them has ever
attained any practical importance. The
farmers are therefore at the mercy of
the merchant and miller to give what they
please for their grain. The wealthy farmer
may hold for a time against this compact
organization, but the poor man must take
obediently what he can get. And il is so
arranged that rarely is he permitted to
make anything, but must often either just
enough or less than will meet his expenses.
Therefore the present widespread dissatis-
faction among the young farmers Of our
land. Knowing the results OF their labor,
with nothing Of gain 10 themselves, they
witness the rolling wealth and luxury OF
those who handle and manipulate theiI
products. Suppose, by the example
and influence Of our Grain Exchange, SEQ
onded by the large mills here, the farmers
good wheat should receive not less than
$3.50 per bushel (and he can't afford L
grow 1t for less), thus bringing the bless
ings Of contentment to these bronzed son.
OF toll, and with ii that renewed life anG
energy that would permeate the old State
Let them know they are to have this just
consideration, and then such harvest, by
the blessings VI Providence, would be
given your city next year as would make
Its influence in your business the best in.
vestment ever made. Such a respect fol
the wants and necessities OF the farmer
would bring prosperity to the State and
divest greatly that prejudice to the cities SC
often manifested In our Legislatures.
No personal consideration prompts the
asking OF your great influence in this i'm.
por;ant matter (Which is not secondary %
all TIE political discussions % the day., but
ouly Nv ioi the farmes. his interests,
an 'rrt sation II his wants.
j. 4 4 vNHAN
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IL ~ rela:"f o. George Clark, Ia cclo.
brat, aegro :. . rel, that, b ing c,,t n,ue,'
as ii 81 ii.aess, ,, Was severely intorros ..,,
by the counsel, .who wished to bra. dowt
his evidence. "You are In the negro-min-
strel business, ! believer" inquired the
lawyer. "Yes, sir" was the prompt re-
ply. "Isn't that rather a low callingi"
demanded the lawyer. 81 don't know but
what 1t Is, sir" replied the minstrel, "but
1t Is so much better than my fathers that
am proud OF IT," "What was your fathers
caIlingi" Gle was lawyer" replied
Clark, In O tone OF regret that put the au-
dlence ia roar. After that the lawyer let
him alone.-Quis.
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Office Of Richmond Bazaar,
1924 Main street,
l.. Il. Cook, AuctiOncer.

EURNITURE, G RO C + CRIES, IN
Il CLAIMED PACKAGES, &C., Al AUCTION.
THIS DAY,
at 10 o'clock we will sell. without reserve, gen
cral assortment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
embracing
WARDROBES, BUREAUS.
BEDSTEADS. WASHSTANDS,
TABLES. CHAIRS, SIDEBOARDS,
SAFES, SOFAS. LOT NGES.
HAIR AND SIIuCk MATTRESSES,
MATING.
REFRIGERATOIS, COOLERS. &C:
one WHEELER & WILSON : r. W | GINA
CHINE, good rs new, with all the attach
mcnts:
GROCERIES-such as TEAS, COFFEE. NORTH
CAROLINA HERRlNGS, VINEGAR, SOAP,
CHEESE, &C.:
UNCLAIMED PACKAGES, for account ofwhom
Ii may concern;
Two TRUNKS or WEARING APPAREL,
Four VALISES OF WEARING APPAREL,
LOT OF BOOKS, including Dickens's and Lee
ver's Works. T.. Il. COOK,
tc 80 AuctiOuecr.
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BY William j. Mcnamara,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
1lnl Eank sfrnaf Innxi 20 Ilnvnnfhl

Dy " IIINIH % DII-FHTIIdId,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
ll0l Bank street next 10 Eleventh..
TWO NEAT AND WELL-BUILT
l. FRAMED DWELLINGS, CONTAINING
FIVE ROOMS EACH. Nos. Oil AND 5l3
NORTH EIGHTEENTH STREET, JUST Be
You'd CT AY STREET. OCCUPIED BY
PROMPT-PAYING TENANTS AT \ GOOD
RENTAL. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-By re-
quest Of the owner. who Il a nonresident, VIII
Sc II at auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1882,
at q O'Clock p. NJ, the property located rs above
The LOTS front each is. feet on the east line of
Eighteenth street, aud have depth between paral-
lei lines Of 100 feet This property, being conye-
nicnt to the business portion Of the city and in
perfectly healthy and we-dr>ined location. should
attract the attention Of persons In search Of nice
home or wel-paying investment.
TERMS: Easy, and To be announced at sale.
WILLIAM }. MCNAMARA.
ie 25 AuCtlOncer.
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NEWPok3 NE"'s '"v e"~ ~
To the Editor of the Dispatch
Will YOU be so kind and answer the iol.
lowing question: What day and year did
the earthquake In Richmond occur and
obhge an old Richmond boy:
w. r. R0YsTER.
On the night Of December %, 1875, at
about 11:45 O'Clock.
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by Quarles & NcCurdy,
Successors to Robert II. Lynel,
Real Estate Agents, AuctiOneers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.

NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELL -
~ ING. No. 3lG WEST MARSHALL STREET.
BETW ZEN MONROE AND MADISON
STREETS, WITH DETACHED KITCHEN. &C..
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCT1ON-By re-
quest Of the owner I'll offer for SALE upon tie
premises, on
THURSDAl j,NE 30. 1882,
at 6 O'Clock T.. NJ. thc PROPERTY above men,
toned. The DWELLING contains FIVE rooms
detached brick kitchen, three rooms: gas. water.
and culyert cOnnec:ions-all complete. The prem
ises have been recently put in thorough order
painted. This VIII make a nice lltte home. being
In very good neighbOrhOOd, or viii pay well as an
investment
TERMS: VIII be liberal, and made known 1t
sale. QUAItLES a Mctl RD1,
lie % AucliOncers
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CITY DIRECTORY NOTICE.

DE,iSDNS HAVING MADE OR CON
Il TEMP ltG CHANGE IN EIrHER
bSs,SAss - RESIDENCE are requested 10
,aayass h now over and the work heinz made
ready for the printers. j. II. CHATAIGNE,
Compiler and Publisher,
j. lS corner Eleventh aud Main streets.
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NOR NEW YORK.-The Old .1fCn

EOR NEW YORK.-Ihe Old 81"
l. Dominion steamship Company SEafrs.sn
proposed sulings for the week following are:
OLD Captain WALkEk, FRIDAY
June Goth. nj 2 O'Clock Z. VI.
MANHATTAN, Captain STEVENS, SUNDAY.
July "a, NJ O'Clock \. VI.
GCYANDOITE, Captain KELLY, TUESDAY,
July 4th, al O'Clock 4. NJ.
Freight received up To O'Clock l.. VI. Friday.
and 10 d O'Clock T.. NJ saturday and Monday Tor
sundays and Tuesday, ships
Through bills Of ladng signed and goods for
wardeh with dispatch 10 All points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Afrer-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH. 40 rOund-trip tickets, rlS storage,
with subsis tence. ~; without subsistence, 70.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays, Tues
days, Wednesdays, and saturdays 10y the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1880 4. NJ. will make
connection ~ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets o. be had 4,
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and \. W.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents,
je28 Conpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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ITO DEALERS AND CONSUMERS OF
i OATs.-I will offer for sale TODAY aud To-
MORROW, at the lowest cash price, In quantities
to suit purchasers, from Car 1857, Chesapeake
and Ohio depot, CHOICE LOT OF OATS. Fam
piles may be seen at the ear or ut my stole, corner
Main aud Twentieth streets.
OATS IN STORE AT ALL TINES.
" 2e-2ts JOHN KELLY.
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By III. Seldom TAYLOR,
10y III. seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

ok BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
- 10, PLAN OF FULTON, ON NORTH SIDE
OF GRAHAM STREET BETWEEN MAR
SHALL AND GILLIAN, FOR SALE AT AUG
TONI win offer at public auction, on the
premises. on
MONDAY, July 3, 1882,
at o O'Clock =. NJ, the aforementioned LOTS,
each fronting 30xlc0 feet ~ 4 l0-foot alley.
Upon these lots there Is largo quantity Of the
best moulding sand.
TERMS: Liberal. ii. SELDOM TAYLOR,
je 20 AuctiOneer.
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BY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Of
june, 1882, i'm the case of Halls administrator
u.s. Prices executrix, &C., we, the undersigned
special commissioners thereby appointed, will
proceed 10 sell at public auction, upon the prem'
WEDNESDAY, July 8, 1882,
mt 6 o'clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE BUILDING
LOT as above located, fronting 3Of feet, and run
ning back about "a feet.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: the balance
ut six and twelve months, for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title retained until
the whole purchase-money Is paid and deed
oried by the Court. Taxes for this year TO be paid
by the purchaser A. l.. BOULWARE,
j. PRESTON COOKE,
ic2o special Commissioners
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For BALTIMORE. eel
POWHATAN LINE-DIRECT STEAMER.
CHANGE OF WHARF.

Until further notice, the steamer LUCILLE vii
sail every MONDAY at IL noon from PONHA
TAN DOCK, at Twenty-fOurth and Dock streets
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills OF iading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch To points North and W esl'
Freight received daily until l.. VI.
For further Information. apply to
w q. Knight, Agent
ID L. WEIsIcrR Soliciting Agent de- ~
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by sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioueers,
ll08 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF THAT WELL
II BUILT DETACHED BRICK DWELLING
No. l12 WEST LEIGH STREEr.-At the re-
quest Of the owner shall offer Tor sale At public
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1889,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. Che aforementioned property.
The DWELLING contains six room. bathroom,
aud all the modern improvements: culvert con-
nections, &C.: and detached kitchen with two
rooms. The dwelling and entire premises are In
thorough order in every respect. The lot fronts %
feet, and runs back depth Of 80 feet TO an alley.
There IS also on the place . well of excellent
water, lin addition to city water, aud large shade
trees In the yard
TERMS At sale. SUTTON & CO.,
ie2j Auctioneers.
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MANCHESTER TAXES.

M
! am now ready 10 receive the CITY AND
SCHOOL TANEs. All persons paying the whole
Of The same on or before July lst will DC entitled
TO rebate Of per cent. ON the city tax. All per-
sons paying one half of the same on or before
July Isl will be entitled TO a rebate OF PIX per cent
on said half or city tax, and rebate Of 8 per
cent. on the last half II paid by November Ist.
j. W. BR0NAUGH, JR.,
~ 23-tJyl Treasurer City Of Manchester.
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CITY TAXES.

N o Il | G L.
This Office will De OPEN DAILY from the l5TH
TO THE 3OTH JUNE, between the hours Of 8
O'Clock A. VI. and O'Clock r. NJ inclusive. for the
purpose of receiving from any person charged
with
CITY TAXES
the WHOLE or ONE HALF of the amount Of tax
charged and per cen.um Will be added to the
amount of tax charged In every case where the
party assessed shall fail 10 pay the whole or one
half within the time SO limited
A. X. WOODSON,
Jc z-3Ut Collector.
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by f.. Il. Cook, AuctiOneer.
1924 Main street.

by f. Il. Cook, Auctioneer.
1924 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
l. GOODS At MIDLOTHIAN, CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY; ALSO, COLTS. COWS,
sTEAM-PUMP AND BOILERS, &c, &c. At
ACCTION.-Thc undersigned. rs trustee In a deed
from Jacob Bach, dated March 10. 1852. and of
record in Chesterfield County Court clerks Office.
being 80 required by those authorized by said deed
to direct 4 sale, will. on
MONDAY, July 3, 1852,
on the premises, commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ,
proceed TO sell all the PERSONAL PROPERTY
conveyed by said deed, among which are the fol-
lowing:
III the STOCK OF GOODS in the store at Mid
lothian recently kept By Jacob Bach, consist
DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES.
HATS. NOTIONS. CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, CROCkERI,
DRUGS. SCHOOL-BOOkS. &C., &c;
FINE BAY COLT. about three years old ;
/ COW, BUGGY. BAROUCIIE,
= CARTS,
Lot CART and other HARNESS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PIANOS and lot of PICTURES.
ALSO.
The MIXING MACHINERY, consisting In part OF
LARGE STEAN-PUMP,
sTEAM.BoILEEs, 30 feet long by AZ
inches In diawf ter:
WROUGIlT-lRON PIPES,
COUPLIEGS, BRASSE>. VALVES,
BELLOWS, FORGE. A Wis,
and other Al ticlcs used in conducting coal minc.
ALSO.
about 10000 BRICKS and a lot OF Old AND
NEW LUMBER,
and all other personal property included In said
deed. If any there he, although not specifically
named in this advertisement
TERMS: Cash for all sums not exceeding $50 ;
for $50 and under $3.50, sixty days credit upon
negotiable notes, with approved endOrsers; for
$3.50 and upwards, ninety days credit will be
given upon same conditions.
EMANUEL ULLMAN. Trustee.
sale conducted by r.. Il. COOK, Auctionccr.
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SPECIALLY LOW RATES TO SOCIETIES. Sc.
STATEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1rsSss,
" COMPANY. .Aaskzs.A
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-GUYAND ROANOhE. MAN
HAITIAN, OLD DOMINION, WlANOkE, and
RlCHMOND-ENERl TT ESDAl FRIDAY. and
SUNDAY. For hours Of sailing, see advertise
mcnt below.
steamers leave New York TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS, and SATURDAYS at 3 T.. VI. from Pier
20 new numbcr), North river, foot Of Beach
street.
They have splendid saloons, state-rO0ms, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions ar,
unsurpassed.
Aftcr-cabin fare To New York Including meals
and bcrthl 80: rOund-trip tickets SIS storage,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, s6.
Freights for points beyond New FORK Forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until 6 o'clock Il. VI. daily.
For further information, apply u
GEORGE W. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents
my IL Office COmpanys wharycs Rockets.
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by sampson & AdamsoD,
Successors toJChn i. Sampson & BrOther),
Zeal Estate Agents.
Hall street Ietwccn Eighth and Ninth,
Manchester. Va.


TRUSIL LES SALE OF VALUABLE
= / ID. WITH LARGE STORE. DWELL
ING. AND OI1-IOTSES THEREON, AT MID
The undcrslg ncd, as trustee IN deed from Jacob
Bach, dated March l6, 1882, of record in Ches-
teriield County Court clerks Office, being re-
qured by those authorized by said deed 10 direct
sale, will, on
WEDNESDAY. July II, 1882,
on the premises. commencing at IL o'clock W.,
proceed u sell the REAL ESTATE conveyed by
said deed-to wit:
First. That LOT, with large STOREHOUSk and
DWELLING thereon. containing about "a
ACRES, at Midlothian, near the Intersection of tie
Depot road from Coalield with the Buckingham
turnpike being the same property for many years
occupied AS a store and residence by said Jacob
Bach. ON this land Is large garden and orchard
Of young and choice frlit-irecs In bearing. The
improvements are built of best material and fin
ished In superior style. The dwelling has seven
large rooms. porches, and don he stairways. The
Outhouscs consist of kitchen. barn. stables. cow
house. and other Out-huuses; and altogether con-
stitue excellent home and place of business for
a country storekeeper.
second. Attract OF WOODLAND, near the
ACRES. and known as part # the simpson tract
adjoining the lands of X. :. Burrows and others.
Third. \ tract of about THIRTY ACRES, In
the 81 me ncighhorhOOd, being part Of the Brumall
tract and adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Brumal
David Branch, and Others.
TERMS: one fourth cash; residue on one, two,
aud iirre years credit, the purchaser giving his
interest added from day of sale and secured by a
decd Of trust upon The properly.
EMANUEL ULLMAN, Trustee.
ie . 2-eOdtdsi
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7:05 4. NJ, FRIlGIIT. daily. c,.,,., ,,,.r,r
PIP !. VI, FREIGHT, datiy. except sunday
i i:35 = :. NJ " sunday excursion.

direct iour-hsurs connection 4. made between
Rlchmond and Norfolk ly triiu, LEAVING p.l.
All trains leaving Peitr.hurQ WIN Mani f-... f,
AppomattoN depot.
y. Il. ktNLN, General superintendent
Il fofA' General Passenger and Ticket Aec.t
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THE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
lNEW EPN An-l AI-LE POI n L

'IIE " Is I JtNNF1 KA1TKONU,
l. NEW BRoAD-GATGE ROITFD
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY.
IL now running fast express trains Of
ELEGANT PASSENGER COACHES AND
PARLOR CARS,
in which the charge for seat has been reduced 10
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN 90 MINUTES
Passengers from Washington will take the
through trains of the Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road to Philadelphia aud arrive at the new Broad
street station of the Pennsylvania railroad. where
Union Transfer Coaches or strcct-cars connect di-
rect 10 station of the West Jersey railroad NJ foot
of Market street.
For through tickets, baggage-check.. and fun
information apply as follows: 1000 Main street
Exchange Hotel. or station Richmond. Frederick
burg and Potomac railroad, corner Eighth and
Byrd streets. j. r. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
FEANK THOMSON General Manager.
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AUCTION sALEs--.rature D.ys.
~~-OCcI(CSI~-.
BY n. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Eleventh and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
PRETTY AND DEsIRABLY-LoCATED
BUILDING LOT,
SITUATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWEEN
SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS,
AND ADJOINING THE ARLINGTON HOUSE
ON THE EAST.
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MOND. FREDERIC k>Bl -
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
THROUGH ALI-RAli FANl-IkEinlil ..''
To AND FROM BALTIMORE. pun 81. .'
PIiIA. NEW lORk. AND tt,ltIN
AID WESTERN tillE~.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN t'F
MOND AND BtLTlMOkk IS tAiH
DIRECTION.

Cornspondlngly qwlck fue fo other
Through bills IL lading issued 20 In" .i',r;; .y
r,I conceal fr..It Astnf
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~ LLNANf AN ~tAA l' D.
On Train JO--Ncw YORK 4ud Atlanta - M
ingtoH and Danytilc. and Greensboro o. Dr..
station. Western North Carolina uilu.ai.
ON Train 52-liichmoud ana DlniiI.. 81.
Charlotte and thsrlestou.
Tickets sold o. an point. south. -outh,l.' a
southwest, and baggage checked through.
NolAy-Oycr checks given .u local ti,Art..
3. PDl-
General Passenger and Ticket A.' .
4. VI. II. TAiCOrT, General Manager.
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rI'O BALTIMORE FOR ,l.i'.
TIE YORK-RlylE LINE.
PASSENGFR ROUTE
TO BAL TlNORE AND ALI FolN -
RESUMPTION OF fA>>tN1tk sfh't''
DAILY lENCEPr SUNDAY
oN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY -, l---..'
TRANS LEAVING RICHMOND ANpi''
VILE DEPOT, VIRGINIA >tEttl
AT 2:i5 l.. VI.

Commencing MONDAY, May l5th. the
Messenger steamers Lot Isl and HANAN
Service daily except sunday, aud one ni if -..
lcaye West Point on arrival Of tie Ricnu
ats l.. VI. arriving In iialtlnor ~ s..
and connecting with all trains northHaia - e.
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. 8
....
Staie-Eooms and Berths secured on aIl
from steamers cabin plans. .r.
FOR Tickets. Time-Csrds and Al .hI 80
call ON A. ". CARRIER 4 co, the li,A. 20
Al the Richmond aud DsnSillr depot 90
signed. N.lN' I'll.
General Passenger and llcArt W..
mvl2 No. 7 IeniA ''''-
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Passenger tram connect, 80 N,-f P,.Hf
except sunday Will steamers ior E4.f.H
the North.
Freight trains leaving Nchmmd. a't.l- i .
and 7:lO T.. ". will have naaeugDf-c.l.
lrh.d.
Train No. a. connects I'D EurhcyiIi, H|I f
foik and Western railroad f.r ttrInTIIl..
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train NJ. 30 Through lI-.tn-tr| 20 L.
lions. connecting az ~uih'rln nlih NJ
~uthtrlM NsIrOw-tisugf railroad f.r u
salisbury with Western Nnrth carolina
Tor ~ points In Western Nur.h 'Ir0'lIl. f
ldnta for ~ points south and ~nuiU~r-L
Train No. - Through Passenger ald rt
40 all stations. connecting M ~uiItrHn H.
ton ami Suthcriin Narrow-taugr III.I
Milton; 20 Atlanta Tor al' points south .r.
wet; AZ Charlotte with Charlotte. te'.r
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta. -....'
nah, and Florida points.
Train, from the south arrive 90 fI..'
1870 +. W., 7:30 4. NJ, and ZOO T.. 81.
West P0intat LOGO a. VI. lfl,-,Hgc- 4.li '.h
aud 2.lO T. VI Ofrcight.l
~ II o.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1882-10-17
THE EAGLE HOUSE Burned.


Sunday morning at half-past live the
violent whistling of the locomotives in
the railroad yard and the ringing of the
fire bell, called our iiremen and citi.
zens out into the cold, raw wind of the
early morning to take a hand in ex.
tinguishing the flames which were pro,
ceeding from a house on the south side
Of the old Eagle house, on the corner
Of Seventeenth and Themes streets,
which soon ignited the larger building
and several smaller wooden structures
huddled about the corner.
1t wal some time after the alarm was
first given before a stream of water was
thrown on the burning buildings, and
famed by the fierce wind, the flames
had gained such a hold upon the light
wooden houses that it was almost
impossible to save them, although five
streams from our hose companies were
poured on the flames, and the Sheri-
dams from Camp Carlin were soon upon
the ground with their steamer and
were throwing III effective stream into
the Eagle house. The Hooks grappled
into the buildings, and the flames were
confined to the confused and blackened
mass.
The buildings were owned by Jerry
Graham, and the loss will amount to
about a thousand dollars. The furni-
ture vas nearly all removed from the
Eagle house.
The fire originated in the building
adjoining the Eagle house one the south
side, and was thought to have been the
result of carelessness or accident.
Major Lord and the Sheridan COM
pany again showed their good will by
their prompt arrival upon the ground
and the substantial assistance rem
dered, the engine drawing from the
Eddy street cistern.