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and attorney fee Is charged unless you uo so'"
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mining the question; hence, you can rely on tne
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The National tribune., 1882-03-25

A new Post, to be designated as Post l9, has
heen ORGANIZED at Lancaster, Pa.
The National tribune., 1882-03-25

The surviving Veterans Of the First New
Jersey brigade will hold their first Annual
Reunion in Camden, New Jersey, on "ednes-
day. Juno 25. 1852, for the purpose of renewing
old associations and reviving the friendship
contracted during the memorable days OF battle
and camn life
The National tribune., 1882-03-25

NJ. c. Hobart, who resides in Columbia
county. near Fall River, and who rose from a
private in the Seventh Wisconsin to the rank
of Iieutenant-colonel, has recently added sixty
acres to his handsome farm, which gives him
about two hundred acres. Mrs. Sarah d. Hobart,
his wife. is one of the most talented ladies IN
Wisconsin. and one of the best writers.
The National tribune., 1882-03-25

Colonel Ed Pierce. who commanded 4 New
York regiment, and is now captain IN the
First regulars, has been visiting his fathef,
Abiiah Pierce, who resides at Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
The National tribune., 1882-03-25

There is proposition at Madison, Wisconsin
to turn in and elect Major 4. A. Meredith city
treasurer, unanimously. 1t ought to be done
He is a deserving ex-soldier, and he has been
for some time in poor health.
The National tribune., 1882-03-25

Colonel George G. Symos, formerly OF La
Crosse, who was private in the Second Wis
consin. adiutant and then captain in the
Twentr-fifty Wisconsin, and colonel of the
Forty fourth, and was several times wounded;
who was Republican candidate for Congress
in the Paducah CKy.) district, and who was fol-
time associate justice Of Idaho, but who has
been leading lawyer in Denver for some
wears, is building 900 brick block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17

Orders by Telephone Promptly 1t
tended to.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17

eo1OO A CORNER LOT, ONE BLOCK
SZIVO. west Of Main street, well fenced.
surrounded By large shade trees, in the
neighborhood Of several large new brick
houses. Lot sx10, ample room for two large
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-12-17
GF,aclaI.

$500 TWO FULL LOTS OF ~
wv acres each, a end Of street car
track, Eleventh Ward; will be old separate ely
or together az $500 each. 97cs%
5000 TWO FULL LOTS IN THE NINE
POOO tenth Ward; a little west OF the
sehoolhouse, south front; 5000 each.
S01OO A FOUR r OMBD ADOBE
ga u house, with extensive lawn, IN
front; good brick cellar, water laid or lot Ok
10 rods, with the Josephite Church on front
part of lot opposite the Presbyterian Church.
G010O A GOOD HOUSE OF z ROOMS,
P-iOO' we'll finished; neat porch, good
well, lawn, orchard, lot 215xS rods; plsnted to
attractive shrubbery; 18th Ward.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.
WIN. FULLEB
Fir8 Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Looming.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

So Call at our Office and see other proper
ties, as TINS is net one-haf Of cur list o.
houses, building lots and farms.
SA-i he best facilities for maxim g collec-
tons, local CT foreign. Returns promptly
made
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Building Lots.

Go1OO A CORNER LOT, ONE BLOCK
SZ1VO. west Of Main street, well fenced.
surrounded by large shade trees, in the
neighborhood Of several large new brick
houses, Lot sxI0, ample room for two large
LOT 21zxlO RODS, WITH ROCK
"a foundation Jor h0ltse, IN the Bsfl
tse7ltA Ward, $1,000.
oE0O BUILDING LOT 41lO RODS ON
$OOO. Fifth South street.; close 70 atrsss
goo BUILDING LOT 4XIO RODS.
YOOO. Just west Of Fuller's Hill.
coOO BUILDING LET 6X7 RODS On
oOOO. Tenth Hast street.
G15O TWO BUILDING LOTS on THE
Sl0O Tenth Ward Bench-eligible lOea.-
t Tao1s I JSas3 CONTAINING SIX ACRES
II Of ground, with house and improve
ments, in Fairyiew, sanpete County. Cali
.a Sno A BUILDING LOT, 5zlO RODS,
SZOO half a block from street car track,
list Ward Water right.
"E HAVE ONE WHOLE BLOCK, IN
w improved, on the Goth Ward Bench, fsz
sale, very cheap; mar, Sg sEe
SlOUO ing site on Third South street.,
S1zxqO rods. IN close proximity TO Main street
49, T. WHOLE LOT OF II ACRES
81 ~ in the 18th we'd.
geo H Hsnbl. a a6d 81 BtI Ws. ns W
chard well fenced.
1IEE CITY IOTS-A WHOLE BLOCK
~ in Washington, Utah, house OIL roorns-
1siI finished, picket fence, acres Of GOOD
v,neysrd in fun bearing; good. winter facilities
besIfhy location; splendid view. wiz be sold fOZ
E0ITP BUILDING LOTS IN TEE FIRST
Ward, close to Woodmansee's. ooo5
Black soil, full water rights; prices rsngi0e
from $50 to $780,
For Rent.
A SIX ROOMED HOUSE IN THR
a Fourteenth Ward, water and gas; ss5-
goous enc gentleman lodger in ~.
-s-spectable family, Close 10 Main stree.
A six roo1asd house close to the Coutins,t,s
uossI. eyery thing convenient for a BooTJi---
T4o1se. vii sell lease for one year witb S--
-t1r,Te' complete, or in part Rent yFep-T.,--
F,fl,- low. Can convince anyone that Il = =.
exceptional bargain
Ask rooned mouse, with cellar, tyzassr.
aie well furnished; close 10 Aagor 5s-..
nings' residence So.
Office: 80 REain Street.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28
The Law Of Limitation.

xrw QUESTIONS SETTLED By TUE SUPREME
COURT IN A BANKRUPT CASE.
The Supreme Court yesterday decided
some knotty questions arising in the set
Element OF the Bucknor estate. Archi-
medcs j. Bucknor, ST., who died in 1871,
had n son by the same name. An attach
ment was sued out against the sons share In
his fathers estate by creditor, but the eX-
ecutors alleged that the son had received
from his father more than his share, and
that he had gone into bankruptcy.
one OF the creditors being his father,
consequently there was nothing Tor
either the son or the attachment creditor.
To this il was replied that more than six
wears having elapsed from the time the son
became indebted to the father, the statute
of limitation ran against the claim made by
the decedcni's representative. In rebuttal
# was said that the statute OF Limitation
was suspended while the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings were pending. The matter had
been in the Orphans Court nearly four
wears. About dozen DEGREES had been
entered. Ii was sent once to the Judges
OF Common Pleas. No. ,. who washed
their hands of the affair by dcclar-
ing that the Orphans Court alone
had Jurisdiction. The Supreme Court
this week reverses the decree OF
the Orphans Court. and decides First.
That the statute OF limitation applies
to distribution in the Orphans Court
where there Is an exercise OF the right to
retain from distributes share his in
dcbtednsss TO the estate. Second. That the
statute begins 10 run on note payable on
demand from its date, and not from de-
mand-that no demand is necessary before
suit is brought. Third. The running OF
the statute of limitation is not suspended
during proceedings in bankruptcy. The
above questions decided by the Supreme
Court are new ones, and are Of considera-
bic interest, especially the decision which
relates to the time in which suit must be
brought upon demand note, in order to
escape the effect OF the statute OF limita-
tion.-PhiIadeiphia Record.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28
water Touer-A New Invention.

There will be on exhibition at the fac
tory OF John \. Rhein d Co., No. lbs
north Howard street, for few day.
water tower built in this city under the
patents OF Abner Greenleai and j. Il. LO-
gan. for the Fire Department OF the city
OF Boston, to which place it will be shipped
next week. As an ingenious invention TO
raise hose TO the heights OF burning build
ings which cannot be reached by firemen
upon ladders. il has so commended itself
thai one Of the machines has been in Use
in New York for nearly a year past, and the
second now goes TO Boston. The principle
is very simple. A compact truck carries
upon it length OF iron pipe that can be
swung by winch into perpendicular po-
stion. the lower end terminating in con-
nections with the hose OF one, two, three
or four fire-engineS. At the side OF the
truck are additional sections OF pipe that
can he ioiuted on so as TO make the whole
elevation anywhere between twenty-nine
and fifty feet, rs may be desired. The up
per section is topped off with rubber
piece and nozzle, from which wire guy
descends to Il small wheel in the truck, by
means OF which the nozzle can be ele-
waited or depressed at any necessary
point OF the flames. BY another sim
pie and clever mechanical cOntriyance
the joiuted pipes are made to reyolye
around the whole compass by the control
of another wheel on the truck. and by the
use OF these two wheels the stream OF water
is perfectly under the management OF the
firemen. 4 two-inch nozzle, under a pres
sure Of 100 pounds, is used, and here comes
in one OF the great advantages Of the appa-
ratus. TO carry Il ore-inch stream up nifty
feet is task that very few men can endure,
while the fire.tower easily throws double As
much water and can be operated in Che face
OF the fiercest flames. The whole machine
weighs only 1000 pounds-about the
weight Of an ordinary steam iiro-cngipe-
and can be drawn by two horses. The
liiting-whecl is at the rear OF the truck,
and two men can raise the tower to its iull
height in five ADMINISTRATIONS Ameri-
can,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28

noliticjan Of vmcland. N. j., was cow
h;led on Friday by Major O'NciIi, VINO
charged the Major with having insured
his sister. The Major declares II was
the result OF failure TO blackmail him.
The old Forsyth-Strect Methodist Epis-
copal church, New York. celebrated us
ninety-second anniversary Sunday. Bishop
simpson preached in the morning, ana III
the afternoon a reuuion OF old friends OF
thc.church was held, DR.. j. =. Newman,
Chaplain McCabe. Of the Brooklyn navy
ward. and Thurlow Weed being present.
During the day $3.50 were collected, ana
win he applied towards rcducingthc church
debt.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gensler, who claimed q
wealthy New York furniture-dealer named
Henry Herman as her husband, has been
held in that city for perjury. She had
sworn that Herman had married her In
London in 1865 and had deserted her.
Alta meeting of the directors Of the An
c;cn, Order of Hibernians In Brooklyn, n.
Y. on Sunday, IL was decided not TO pa
r,tc on March 18th, but instead TO give n
nubjic entertainment, the proceeds to be
sent 10 Ireland for the benefit Of the needy
there.
The bodies Of The family swept off in the
BIG Cottonwoods snow-slide have been re-
covered under forty tons OF snow. They
were not frozen. but lying naturally in
their beds. 1t is evident they were smotil-
cred instantly in their sleep.
An investigation into the condition oil
the two banks which recently suspended
at Macon, Mo-. shows that the depcsitors
viii not get more than ID per cent. OF the
amount Of their claims. The officers OF
the banks have been threatened with per-
sonai violence.
The Hon. Robert II. Pruyn, Minister 70
Japan under President Lincoln, aid can
didate for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF New
York in 1865, died suddenly at Albany on
sunday. lie was president OF the Ma,
tional Commercial Bank OF Albany and OF
the Dudley Observatory, besides being
trustee and director in several other insti'
tlltjOnS,
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Brief News Items.

Guitcau begins to realize the certainty Of
his fate. His visitors are falling off in mum
Der.
The impression among the friends OF Mr.
Conkling is that he will accept the associate
iustIceship OF the Supreme Court.
Arrangements arc in progress in San
Francisco for grand demonstration in ia
vor OF the anti-Chinese bill, now pending
in Congress.
The South Carolina Industrial Exhibi.
ton, which was opened on the lst instant,
closed last Saturday night amidst great en-
fhusiasm.
Rev. Or. Casper X. Gregory, professor OF
rhetoric In Lincoln University, Chester
county Pa. died Sunday afternoon, after a
long and painful illness.
The steamer City OF New York, from
sydney, N. $. W., which arrived, at San
Francisco Sunday, was detained OH the
passage by slight accident to her ma
chinery.
John Nopple, aged thirty-one years, re-
siding at No. 1881 Olive street, Phlladel-
pbia, committed suicide on Sunday after
noon by stabbing himself through the heart
with pair Of scissors.
The health physician OF Buffalo, N. Y,
declares that II has become one OF the most
unhealthy cities in the United States. The
present death rate Is double what 1t was q
wear ago. IL Is ascribed TO the presence OF
cattle barns In thickly-populated dis
frlcts. and TO insufficient sewerage.
Major Thomas Walker lawyer and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28

A circumstance with a very happy out
come was lately referred to by the Brook
Ign Eagle. II was told 10y Mr.. W. \.
Davenport, connected with the house OF
MessrS. Butler, Pitken d Co., 41G Broad
way, New York, and concerned the mar
yellous cure Of Mr.. Ezra ID. ClarksOn, near
Newark, y. j., OF terrible case Of rheu-
matism, which other remedies had failed
even TO alleviate. He was on his way TO a
hospital when Mr.. Davenport met him and
induced him to try st. Jacobs Oil, with the
result named.- CieretQnd CO., Practical
Hu77ner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28
FLOYD COURTHOUSE, vA,}
February %, 1852. }

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
What Is the origin and meaning OF tlie
expression, "Blood Is thicker ,na''
water"Y S'pe'no'"
"Many think that this saying originated
with Commodore Tatnall. Of the United
states navy. who assisted the English in
the Chinese waters, and. in his dispatch TO
his Cover ment. justified his interference
by quoting the words, Blood j. thicker
than water It il, however. an old Eng
fish proverb, and is to be found in Rays
collection OF English Proverbs pub
lished in 1872. Walter Scott, too, makes
Dandic Dimont say, 'Weel, blude's thicker
than wotcr.,, So SAYS Ed,cards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28
AUCTION sALEs--.Future Days.
BY Jno. r. LauRbton. Jr.. Auctioneer,
1906 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGl

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
l. AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS
SODA-FOUNTAIN AND APPURTENANCts.
SHOWCASES. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES
&C., AT AUCTION.-lly virtue Of deed Of trust
executed by Samuel r.. Dove TO the undersigned ~
trustee, and duly recorded In the clerks Office "
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond I'm
Deadlock No. 119, G., page 4l3, shall sell N
auction, commencing on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1ST,
ut o O'Clock without reserve NJ the store corner
Third and Main streets, The entire stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
FANCY GOODS. NOTIONS.
PAINTS, OILS, VARNIsIIEs. SHOWCASES.
sTORE-FIXTURES, SCALES,
LABELLED JARS and BOTTLES:
One SUPERIOR "PUFFER" sODA-FOTN-
TAIN, with Generators. Fountains. Tanks.
&c, complete; cost III ,5O0, and now I'm first
class order:
TOBACCOS, CIGARS;
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND APPLI-
ANCES,
together with full line Of such goods A. are usually
kept i'm 4 irst-class drugstore.
The attention Of druggists II called 10 tie above
sale, rs such an opportunity j. rarely met with 10
buy good articles at auction prices.
The sale will be- continued daily until the entire
stock Is disposed OF.
TERMS: Cash.
TAZEWELL Elicit. Trustee.
JNo. +. LAUGHT0N, Dr.. Auctionecr. fe ~
ByR. u. Chafin & Co.
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncors.
4 cf-
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GEORGE LEE, IsEAL.l
FRANK POTTS, sEAL.l
u. a. SAUNDERS, iSRAL.l

state Of pfrSinii, Guy Of RichmoRd-toto it:
!, William +. Allen, notary public for The city
aforesaid, IN the State OF Virginia. do certify thai
George Lee, Frank Potts, and T.. A. Saunders,
whose names are signed 90 the above writing,
bearing date the llth Of February, 1882, have nc
knowledged the same before mc,in my said city,
and do further certify that George Lee and f.
Potts this day made oath before me that the said
T.. A. Saunders has actually paid into the firm
above mentioned this SUN Of $4,000 I'm cash.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Febru-
AIRY, 1882. WILLIAM 4. ALLEN,
fe l2-Gw Notary Public.
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.Y.-r,o~ .aI,Es--.This Day.
$3.50 -
By Frank u. Hill s. Co..
Rea, Estate Agents and Auct!onecrs,
HOS Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
VALUABLE IMPROVED BRoAD-sTREEI
PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

By ,Irtuc Of a decree Of Richmond chancery
Court pronounced on 18th Of June, 1881 In the
cause u Wassmer and wife rs. Jehle aud others
viii proceed to sell az public aucuoh' ON 'ne Pie
mises, on 100
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 2s, 1882,
n, o'clock y. NJ. that VALUABLE BRICK
STORE AND LOT, No. GIG east Broad street, De
tween Sixth aud seventh streets. Inc i9' % on
Broad street "a feet, with depth oil III ie'' 10
Market or Pink alley. t,,,
TERMS: One third cash: balance In eluai ins,a-
men,s In six, twelve, and eighteen months, nego-
with irtorcst ADDED and title retained unil all the
purchase-,noney Is paid aud conyeyanee ordered
IN The Court Il. RAND. WELLfORD.
Special Commissioner.
Sale by FRANK ID. HILL & CO., Auctionecrs.
r. o2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28

The Governor OF North Carolina said TO
the Governor OF South Carolina: "Sir. the
best remedy in the world Is DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup" and the latter seconded the
assertion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28

VRilbAN AZ II 81. aud every SUNDAY 40
Frlght FOR 10 ..iay,' and Fridays steamer p,
,..it.1fiu il.gD A. 81: Cor ~uudty-' rtetl4'r iil
p -. NJ. saturday. Freight received dlilY uh
l.. II.
Fare. -. ,.,.,,.,. o.. r,n-t.-
and tho East.
i'' '''' j. v. AicC NRRiCk.
ecu.f.1 southern Agent. Office Euchrlf-.
p. CfA DE s. 60.
10 General AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28

Tobacco. Manchester from the earliest
Ieriod Of her corporate existence has been
noted for the effectiveness OF her tobacco
dry.stemmeries. Some OF these, which still
maintain an existence, and in season do no
uncomfortable quantity Of shipping to Etl-
ropem ports, are about to recommence
work with full force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-28
AUCTION sALEs...Future Days.
BY ". Goddin & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
- FRAME TENEMENT, No. g.: ON TIE
WEST LINE OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN FED.
HANDSOME VACANT LOT, 80 BY 129 FEET,
ON THE WEST LINE or 81: JOHN BIZ
TWEEN COUTTS AND HILL STREETS. MD
3, 4. AND 8, IN SQUARE No. 316, NEAR TO
HAM CEMETERr.-At the request OF the owner
we shall offer for sale, on the premises, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 3, 1882,
NJ half. past O'Clock, the foregoing Tenement
and LOTS, 28 by ll6 feet 10 AN alley, located a.
above. well suited for residences.
TERMS: One third cash: balance at SIX ana
". GODDIN & son.
fe2s Auctioneers.
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VALUABLE BRICK STORE ON THE

" MI ADJ bhi'A h'i'i+ ~ liI.
NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET q.
100 BETWEEN FIRST AND D. 80 4 ~ "a ff
STREETS. NON OCCUPIED Bl VII. y AIp.
ESQ, At AUCTiON.-Hln
FRIDAY. MARCH 3. l~~2,
at > O'Clock +. VI ION ihe premise. 49, wiii Offer
auction the VERY DESIRABLE STORE no.
/ LOT OF GkOt Nd located fr above tfrIl'.i
Tie improy cmCul- are very ,ub-itnfi1l, ani tO'
building run, back rcr'F tho doltI of thc Dr..
winch fronts - t,cl, with depth n l2l ir t0 Hn
alley seventeen feet Wide 1M- property Do .H an
improving locality, AMI B. uoN rD..rd o. good
tenant.
TERMS: $4,000 cash. balance in four. cIg't. and
tive. Sc months. per cent lutDit.f ll' 3 o. u'rI-
table note, -ccIItd by 'rIet-d'ei
FRANK -. hill ., CO.,
Q5 Aucuonofr..