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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-14
BY William II. LYME & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOueers,
1ll3 Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO TWO
L STORY FRAME TENEMENT DWELL
lNGS ON DENAL STREET NEAR BROOK
AVENUE.-By virtue Of two deeds of trust bear
ing date respectively the 18Th April. 1878. and
9Th March. 1879. recorded in the clerks Office OF
the Richmond ChanCcry Court. respectively in
Deadlock | - i. page 2S2, and Dccd-Book III
\. page l42, default having been mace iu The pay
mcnt Of the debts secured thereby. and being re-
quired So 10 do by the beneficiary therein, shall
sell by public auction, on The premises,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1882.
al O'Clock =. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
in said dccds-tO wit. TWO TWO-SrORY FRAME
TENEMENT DWELLINGS,. with lOii fronting
together about fifty five feet on the south side Of
Duyal street east al and near Brook aven.c.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and the sum
OF $500. with interest thereon: the residue by ne
gotiablc notes AT six ana twelve months with IN
terest added, and secured bya deed Of trust.
y. NJ LEE, Trustee.
". H. LYME & CO.., Auctionccrs. nor
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.RIcIIMoND BAZAAR &
nos. 1893 AND l440 FRASKLIS STREET.
'rPJ'STFF'S SALE OF l6 SUPERIOR MULES,

NOS. 1888 AND l440 FHANKLIS STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 10 SUPERIOR MULES,
2HORsES, 2 FARM WAGONS AND HAIR
NESS, / OPEN BUGGY, &C-
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue of the provision. Of deed Of trust
from Mr.. John Il. Davis TO the subscriber | Will
proceed to sell as above, on
WEDNESDAY, 18TH INSTANT,
az ! o O'Clock,
IL MULES. four to eight years Old.
These mules were selected with great care by a
competent Judge for the celebrated estate of Les
ter Manor" and can be recommended rs the most
superior stock.
THE POPULAR MARE KATE SMITH;
"BUTCIIER-GIRL" COLT, four years old,
well broke:
. GOOD FARSI WAGONS with HARNESS COM
PLEIE:
l OPEN BUGGY, new and stylish:
l SET SINGLE HARNESS. in good order.
The attention of those i'm want + particularly
requested, rs the sale Is positive .....
TERMS: At sale. l.. ID. CHRISTIAN.
Trustee.
sale conducted by Z. Il. COOK, Auciioneer.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATS-[TU.
COMPANY'S .zss.at.-9.zg.,
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH, AND JAMES. RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTS AZ PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TEMOKk. ANbTHE NORTH
SAME AFTERNOON.
ALSO, CONNECTS AT NORFOLK WITH
AFTERNOON TRAINS FOR OCEAN VIEW
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, SNITHFIFLD.
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER AND
ONLl ALL-WArER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER by DAYLIGHT
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
FARE 70 NORFOLK, &l.50.l N-o,,,,,,r
FARE ROUND TRIP. $3.50 I w LiM'i'
MEALS. Toe.
TICKETS TO AND FROM LANDINGS RE-
DUCED ONE HALF.
one OF The C0npanys spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United STATES MALL
T.. 4. CLIFFORD. Commander
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY, and FRIDAY. AZ 7 A. VI. for abOyc-named
places. connecting at Portsmouth with the BAY
Line for Old Point, Baltimore. and the North.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk al 8 A. NJ
arriving AZ Richmond At about / l.. NJ.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and AZ Gar
hers Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage chec ked
through.
STAIEROOMS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
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BY ID. a. Timbcrlakc, Auctionecr.

- ~ ~ AuctOnccr.
II ANONER LAND FOR SALE.-At
II The request Of the owners | will sell, Oh The
premises 1T ~ NJ. ~ WV
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1882,
lhe FAR VI known rs Laurel SPRINGS. situated
near the head Of MechAnicsville turnpike, in Ham
over county, five aud q quarter miles from Rich
i moud aud one and IA half miles from Fllersons,
tains about l7s ACRES OF LAND which Il adj
mlraby adapted 10 trucking, ,sllch Is very rroat-
able In this locality. There Is upon this farm n
phis i-MlLL, Win I neyer-faiing Strclni: and
mean the city. might be made very profitable.
TEAMS; One fourth cash, and balance I'm ono
Two, an three years, WITH Interest on deferred
payments. ID, A. TIMBERLAkF,
noc Auctioneer,
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By X. u. Chaln & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctionocrs,
No. north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF NICE TWO
IA STORY AND BASEMENT STOCK-BRICK
DWELLING. SITUATED. ON THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OFJEFFERSON AND CANAL
STREETS. CONTAINING EIGHT ROC NJ :
WITH MODERN AipRONENlENTS.-it the re-
quest of the owner. who f. nonresident, we will
sell At public auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1882,
ut O'Clock L. NJ. the above described COM
FORTABI EAND ENIENTLN-LOCATED
Hing, containing eight rooms, gas wafer.
and other modern improvements.
This sale oilers good opportunity fOr those I'm
search OF an investment rs It's convenient location
viii always command good rental, and seldom Is
such an opportunity presented for purchasing Il
nice home.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance I'm six.
twelve. and eighteen months.
Il. b. CITAFFIN & CO.,
no 10 AuctiOuecrs.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers'
Eleventh street between Main ana bank'

VNIIE BEAUTIFUL VAN LEW HOME
i STEAD. ON CHURCH HILL. IN XIII ~
MOND, VA. FOR SALE AT AUClloN'-Ne
will sell ut auction, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, lse2'
at AZ o'clock L. NJ, this VERY NALuABLf.
PROPERTY. 10 Is an entire square. 2O4 leel
front on Grace street, and 800 feet deep cXtend1
ing from Grace To franklin and Iwenty-thlrd anu
TWENTY. fourth streets. The HOUSE Is Il liiRe
brick succeed with fourteen rooms. airy iaIls,
gas a nd water, bathrooms. &C.. p?rches an every
Side: very large Kitchen, with ample acc0inn@Et-
ZION for servants: also stable. The grounds sur
rounding the house beautiful. and the view not
10 be surpassed. The grounds are level fallng ana
terraccd and are thickly set with variety OF
shaGe-frecs, magnoas. &C., hedges OF box nc,
and flowers. In extent of its grounds, elevated
simaton and beautiful view 1t cannot be chceiled,
Persons desiring to see the property can do so at
any time before the day of sale.
TERMS Very liberal: 4 large portion OF inc
purchase money may remain unpaid for a long pc
rind nj q pcr cent. interest if desired.
no4 GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TIREE-STORY

AUctlonccf..
TRUSTEES SALE OF TIIREE-STORY
L BRICK TENEMENT on THE NORTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN FOUR
BELOW THE BALLARD IIOUSE).-As trustee
In certain decd of trust bearing date 2Sth
February. 1879. duly recorded In Richmond Cham
Gerry Court. shall Offer for sale az public auction.
Oh The premises, ut O'Clock L. 81, lOrimmcdiately
after The sale of the adjoining tenement
liams, auctonccrsl,o ON
MONDAY, TIE GOTH NOVEMBER. 1882,
that LARGE THREE-STORY BRICK TENE-
MENT located Is above, now in the occupancy Of
MIR. Rechman and Nr. Morris: fronting % feet.
running back - feet 10 IN alley II contains about
ten rooms. besides large thrce--t0ry brick ktch-
en-, and Will pay good income upon what IL may
probably sell for.
Special attention l. called to this sale.
TERMS: One-fourtl cash. balance II SIX. twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
aided. secured by deed OF trust
no II A. l.. BOULWARE. Trustee.
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!. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiOncer. no ~
By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneors.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF \ BRICK
0AND SLATE-ROOF THREE->TOEY HOUSE
on FRANKLIN STREET NEAR THE BAL
LARD IIOTSE.-ln further execution OF i decree
Of the Chanccry Court of Richmond entered on
the 2Ist of June, 1881. IN the four causes OF
A" Win-tOn's executors IS. BriCl' Nc..' turner
and wife rs. Rricl. &c." Robinson who sues, &c.
rs. Brel, &C." and " lIarwood who sues. &C.. -.
Briel.r WILL a. special commissioners, olcr for
sale at public auction on the premises, on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1892.
1T ] o'clock = ". the BRICK HOUSE No. 1926
on the north side Of franklin street just below the
Ballard House. with lot ~ feet front by - 1912
feet T. an alley. now occupied by tenants 1t Il
rental thar viii pay very large percentage upon
the probable price the house viii sell for.
TERMS: one fourth cash: balance at six. twelve.
and eighteen months for notes with interest added
and title retained. j. II. You Nj.
4. Il. COURTNEY,
GEORGE i. lIAW.
HILL CARTER.
Special Commissioners.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS Aucticnecr-. no IL
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FREIl.IIT.

FEIIGHT.
Freight received daily Tor Norfolk Portsmout',.
Smthlield, and Hampton; Washington, i. C.:
newborn " ashingion, ana Tarboro'. ~ c.. and
al points In Eastern North Carolina: also. f0r
Eastern shore Of Virginia Old Point and an roel,.
Jar landings on James river, At LOWEST RkrfS.
ana tliOuyh bills Issued. J.. B.TA1iM
oc superintendent.
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Why suffer from a state OF i'll health I?
Why be troubled with dyspepsia! Browns
Iron Bitters will cure YOU.
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REAk ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

DOR SALE, PRIVATELY. ON -
Il LIBERAL TERMS, THREE DESIR FL
BILE BRICK STORES. with DWELLINGS
above, on sixth street between Marshall and Clay.
Also, TWO NICE SMALL BRICK DWELL
INGS. one on Clay street between Fifth and sixth
and the other on west Marshall street.
IL. SELDOM TAYLOR,
no ll-3t Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnCcr.
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HrR. L. rhnnln = [,
BIZ X. u. Challin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auct!oncers.
No. | north Tenth street.

A UCTION SALE OF LARGE LOT OF
"A l02 FEET FRONT. WITH 4 NEAT
FRAMED DWELLING THEREON CONTAIN
ING FOUR ROOMS. Al THE CORNER OF
ASHLAND AND WASHINGTON STREETS
Vt the request of the owner, who +, nou-rc, ldcnt
We VIII sell nj public auction, on the premises on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2l.lSS2,
At 4 o'clock +. NJ, the BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY
located as above described and fronting on ash
land street lO2 feet, with nice framed h0uSr
thereon containing four rooms. This T. good on
portuniy for parties seeking an investment. or foI
thosc III search OF pleas mi home. IL lies pret-
lily, Is situated on the main thorough fare between
inc old and new RESERVOIRS, and must enhance IN
value. "
TEENS; one fourth cash; balance In six. twelve,
and eighteen months.
Il. Il. CiIAFFIN & CO.,
10 ~ Augfiouppre
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!. ,,---,or sALEs-ruture Days.
By Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers'

-
BY Davenport Morris, Aucsioneers'
Dock street.
COFFEE AT AUCTION.
on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH,
SELL WITHIN OUR WAREHOUSE,
DOCK STREET,
ATT O'CLOCK
CARGO OF BRIG AMOS,
DIRECT
FROM RIO DE JANEIRO,
CONSISTING
$500 BAGS
DARK-GREEN RIO COFFEE.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
no14 Auctloneers.
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by sampson X Adamson.
successors to John =. sampson Brother.)
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO
l PEETY At THE GONER-lllLL COAL
MINES, IN CHFS TFRFlELD lNIl: Va
liy virtue of 4 decd of trust from W. L. Robert
son. and G.. \. Robertson, his WIFE and 6. H..
Robertson. trustee. bearing date on the ION day
Of December 1879. and recorded In the clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Chc~t'rield county.
aud being required 50 To do Nv the creditors Sc
cured thereby, will sell by public auction, on the
premises, on the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1882,
at 10 o'clock w.. FOUR UNDIVIDED ElGII-
TEENTIIS AIS of the COAL INTEREST III
what T. known a. the ROBERTSON COAL
PROPERTY" the same being the coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning 100 ACRES. situate ana being az the
CIoycr-Till cOal-mincs. in the county Of Chester
field and state Of Virginia. bOu1de Il on the north
Ly The lands of the Bri@ht-IIopc Railway Com
pany. south hy the lands Of the e. tate IF William
Mor,ham, deceased east by the lands Of the estate
Of Thomas Fcndlcy, deceased: and west 10y the
lands of the said ". T.. Robertson.
4 portion OF this property has been worked. and
the coal Welded l., Of excellent quality.
TERMS: one fourth cash, and the residue upon
equal credits of six, twelve. and eighteen months,
the purchaser to execute his negotiable notes for
the deferred payments of the purcha,c-moncy.
with interest added from the day of ,ac. and So
cure the payment Of the same by deed OF trust
upon the said property. ....,-,..
MEADE HASkINS, Trustee.
SAMPSON ADAMsON, Auctioneer-. &C II
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CAnaIAGE-MaNsyACrUxERs.
CAsyETs, 0lI~Cy.OTHs. Sc.

AkPET1, O1L-CLOTHS, &c.--I have
" !ust received my fan stsrk Of goods. Garnet,
Az grades aDe styles, on l0ths Druggets Kilss,
Ssie- shsdes- Hollands, &c. I0rIice Lace aud
syS1iask Curtains 81 all Is.des and styles I'aper-
uasgipss IN aii styles, which AM Oi.rring al low
prices Work done IN town or ,.Itry. Al, oricrs
pro9siiy attended 10. A. JENNINGS. No. 1911
Main fscci. Richmond Va Sc lam
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By Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Ills Main street.

DUBLIC AUCTION OF FOUR De
i SIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGS on FIFTH
AND CARY STREETS; ONE \ CORNER
BRICK DWELLING, No. 100, AND THE
OTHER THREE ADJACENT TIIERETO-NOS
l02, 10. AND l12-TERMS EXTRAORDINA-
Rl.-l will sell at pubic auction, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1882,
at A. o'clock l.. NJ. thc above ccntrally-l0ca;ed
DIV ELLINGS. The corner and The adjacent resi-
dcnces are four tories high and In good order ana
lately remodelled at considerable cost; all mod
crn improvements. and contain fourteen rooms
each. The lots front 35 by 100 feet each.
The TWO DWELLINGS \Os. O and liz are
three stories high. and contain eight rooms each.
with detached Kitchens Of two rooms. The lots
front each about 29Xl00 feet, more or less. With
but slight Improvement these two houses could be
made very attractive and desirable.
Their location, hciug in Grst-class nelghbor-
hood and In close proximity the business portion
Of the city. and yet sufficiently retired To be desir-
Bile, should command heattcntieu of those seeking
good paying investments.
TERMS: one third cash: balance in one, two.
and three years. per ccAt interest added and
secured by irust-dced.
). THOMPSON BROWN.
no IL AUetionCqr
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Leave Richmond Richmond and Danyille rail-
road. Nirginia-Srcet depot at 24J Z. NJ ;arriyc in
Baltimore at 1880 a. ".
Passengers ria this line escape the long MID
NIGHT ride. after reaching Baltimore, from depot
10 hotel. that cannot he avoided when taking the
afternoon tiau ria the rail lines.
For Tickets, Time-Cards. and all information
call on 4. W. CARRIER & co. and Ticket Agent
at the Richmond and Danvilc depot.
Stuc-RoOms and Ber;hs secured on Application
At this Office VI. SLAUGHTER,
General PASSENGER Agent.
No. Tenth street.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. no IL
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AUCTION SALES-This Day.
By Quarics & McCurdy.
(succcssors TO Robert u. Lynch
Real Estate Agents, Auctionecrs, and Brokers.
1919 Main street.
UCT1ON SALE OF THAT LARGE,
VALUABLE, AND DEsIRADLY-
LOCATED
CORNER STORE. A.: TIE SOUTHEAST COR
NER OF SEVENTEENTH AND MAIN
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY
{. A. BERRiAN, ESQ, AS
4 DRUGSTORE.

At the request OF tho owner, We viii offer for
salc upon the prcmiscs, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Ia. 1852,
al 1 O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY above mem
fIoncd. The buiidinR n "A LARGE, TliREE-
STORY BRICk one. substantially buiit, ana mas,
besides large store room. dwelling over store OF
about ten rooms. 90 which there L. an entrance on
Seventeenth street, and not connected with re.
maindcr OF the house. The LOT has i front of 20
feet more or less, on Main street and runs back
good depth 20 a six-foOt alley.
This property, being situated In the heart OF b'lsi-
ness In the lower section OF the city opposite the
market &C.. should command the attention Of all
seeking a frst-claSs business stand or paying In
yestments as no better can be found.
TERMS Libcra,, aud announced at sale.
QUARLES 4 MCCURDY,
noh Auctionccrs
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
- ABLE LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY,
Nv virtue Of decree entered I'm The suit of Burnett
4 Holt as. Burnett. &C., on the 9th of October
1881. by the Circuit Court of Hanover. I shall
proceed to sell al public auction. at Hanover
Courthouse. at 2 o'clock L. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1850.
that being CountyCour day, all that TRACT OF
LAND given L. +. Burnett by his father. Richard
iurnefL living In Hanover county, I'm Henry dis
rict On both sides Of the public road lea ing from
Ola Cold liarbor 10 Old Church. about half way be-
tween the two places, and which contains about
1875 ACRES. ''
=, There Is on this place GOOD DWELLING
HOUSI. and the usual out-huildines.
The LAND Is In good condition, and Is wei suit-
ed 10 the production Of the usual grain and yegcta
bic crops. 7
TERMS or SALE: One fourth in cash: the hal
ance OF tire purchasc-money o. be divided INFO
tnrec equal payments and secured IJy Negotiable
notes, waving homestead. and falling due al six.
we've; anu 1ghte,n months from day of sale in
tercst being added from said day of sale and The
tue TO Aaid land retained tlI they are paid
HILL CARTER,
un, . special Commissioner.
ID"i. ,AIehAN, Crer. &C 3l-Tu3t
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YORK RIVER liz

Passenger Freight dai- Ighf dri q
daIiy. IlycN. Nuud ~ rs. SUNDAY.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Rail.
Ia ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ;. 1882.

Through Through lynchbu-2
Pass. Train Pa'raUd ~ Pts.cigpr.
No. 90. I n No. %. SO. -.
Daily. Daily. Daill.
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RAILROAD LINES.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctionccrs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-12
THE STREET RAILROAD.
The Sale of the Property to Greve, Oppe,
helm and Associates

helm and Associates.
Mr. Herman Greve received telegram
yesterday from his law, AnseI
Oppenhelm, who is in New York, an
nouncing that he had concluded the pur-
chase Of the street railway line in
this city. The particulars are not given,
but it is understood that the price paid
is approximating 5000, 1000.
The new company propose to make
very radical changes in the management
of the road All the lines will be ex-
tended. The stables on the corner of
Fourth and st. Peter streets will be
abandoned and placed on the end of each
line, which will make it necessary to
erect five new stables The road will be
newly equipped and put in first-class Or
der so that the public will be served
much more satisfactorily, and
there Will be much more
energy and ability put into the manage
ment than has heretofore characterized
the central of it. The men that are 60
ing into it are thorough-going business
men, who propose to drive the
road for all there is in it, so that the peo-
pie of st. Paul may have such facilities
for travel to and from different parts OF
the city as will be satisfactory.
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PERSONAL,

Ny. Robert Mannheimer left on Friday lasI
for New York, and the eastern markets.
J. NJ. ST. Louis; L, B. Green, Duluth; T
Simons, Sioux Falls, are at the st. James.
G. H. Daniels, Eau Claire; Il. Eames, Rec
Wing: D. A. Kelly, Lake City; W. W. Strong
Howard Lake, are at the Sherman.
J. P. Eaton, of Milwaukee; F. A. Goodinc,
Rochester; j. F. Hall, Dakota; j. Lamsor
New York, are at the Clarendon.
L. L. Burnett, Chicago; A. W. Davis, Phil
adelphia; L. E. Nelson, Fergus Falls; j. s
Boyer, Chicago, are at the Windsor.
o. r. Brown, Brainard; D. E. Hardy, SauI
Center; E. Murray, Brainard, and H. Emer
son, of Chicago. are at the American.
Fl. Cooper, Fergus Falls; T. c. Connors,
Winnipeg; G. E. Michael, Grand Forks; A
Clay, London, are at the International.
c. N. Davis, Willmar; C. O.. Harting, New
York; E. A. franklin, Chicago; D. NJ. Mar
rata, Bismarck, are at the Metropolitan.
E. ]. Adams, of Pittsburg; G. S. Barnes
Glyndon, G. C. Dow, Fargo, c. e. Hamil
ton, Winnipeg; W. w. Pinney, Granite Falls
j. A. Scott, Brainerd; W. Stephens, Montreal
are at the Merchants.
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THE directors of the First National
Bank acted for the public interests and al
so for the interests of their grea public in
stitution when they decided to prosecute
their defaulting bookkeeper. Friends OF
the culprit offered to pay back sum
which would leave the bank loser of but
a few thousand dollars, but in the interest
of public morality the directors immedi-
ately voted that the law should take its
course. This was decision which in
volved principle and was made at a
sacrifice of nearly thirty thousand dol
lars. 1t has been too much
the custom to compromise with
criminals in order to secure the return of
their plumber, but the directors of the
First National Bank have set valuable
and notable example in the other direc-
ton. It is so rare that such course Is
taken that it marks new era in morals,
and is positively refreshing.
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THE TEACHE RS.
Tho February Meeting Held on Yes

The February Meeting Held on Yesterday.
The monthly meeting OF the teachers
of the public schools was held in the as
sembly room of the high school yesterday
morning. The roll call showed an at
tendance of over ninety teachers and the
exercises were very interesting. The
meeting opened with music by the pupils
of the Jefferson school, The selection
was we'll sung and displayed fine
method. 1t was decided school should
not keep on Washington's birthday, the
22d inst, after which q picked vocal
class from the Jackson school sang selec-
lions from Pinafore and other popular
compositions, their efforts being highly
enjoyable.
Superintendent Wright spoke of the
proposed concert for the benefit OF the
libraries of the schools, TO be held at the
end of the term.
A general discussion ensued on the
subject of attendance Of pupils and
teachers at the schools. Remarks were
made by Miss Newson, Profs. Taylor,
Campbell, Bond and Superintendent
Wright, all of whom urged more faith
full attendance.
Miss Davis read paper detailing an
account of her visit to the home of the
poet, Longtellow. 1t was very interest
ing and heard with marked attention.
Mrs. Hand followed with a captivating
paper on Longfellow's poem, "The Col
den Legend Mrs. Mayo recited ex-
tracts from the same poem, both efforts
being exceedingly well timed and enjoy
able. Teachers meetings were award
ed as follows:
Teachers of grades " and ", Friday, Feb
ruary II, at Madison School.
Teachers of grades II and III, Friday, Feb
ruary "a, at Jefferson School.
Teachers of grade ], Friday. March 3rd, at
Jefferson School.
Principals meeting; Thursday, March 9, at
Fra nklin School.
Teachers of grades VI, VIZ and VIII, Fri
day, March 10, at Jefferson School.
German teachers, Tuesday, March Z, at the
High School, at $50 p. M.
General meeting, Saturday, March IL, al IL
a. m.
Teachers will be paid Saturday, March a
at 10 a. m. :.
MEETINGS FOR INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
Teachers of grades I, II and III, Monday,
February 13.
Teachers of grades ", V, VI, VII aud VIII,
Tuesday, February IA.