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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10
FIRST MESSAGE OF GOV. VIM
CAMERON.
col oNwEALT| n OF VIRGINIA.,
GovERN@R's OFFICE,

GOVERNORS OFFICE,
FtHMOND, January 6. 1882.
To the Fnerol Ass |snsbly OF VSrginia::
PURSUIT to notice of my election by
the peel, received through commit
tee OF ser body, have taken the oath
prescrAf BY law and have entered
upon ttbffce of Governor.
Ihe Astitution4l duty of communal
eating zach session of the General
Assemb the condition of the Common
wealth. f already been performed by
my pre- kessor in 1.-THE transmission to
you OF I reports from all the heads of
depart1 BITS. Butt the Governor is also
requ1renb recommend to the considera.
ton o,rhe General Assembly such
measurbls he may deem expedient.
This ier mandI late I proceed briefly
to discf }e in firm b faith that the prin-
ciples athl purposes which have received
emphaf whdorsen bent from the people
of Virgh will mol fail to command the
supporfh heir rel representatives..
In usk o,he autff ority intrusted to me
l have [xnher all m than to maintain
the trud ,iIOr and foster the substanti al
interest he Sta tie, and in pursuit OF
these O4wsI knJbW no better guides
than tallypstituI ton and that will
which HndHereiluh voice of this Com.
monwea ks del Cleared at the ballot
box. or,S
nd + PUh Bile DEBT.
rec@enSd tMe adoption of meas
ures wi9eep3 UNNECESSARY delay which
nj n of =
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

NeV. ". Eiyson fesit Ened his charge
of the Baptstchurch at Il, RerrvviIye Va
Sunday wekI having accepted call to
a charge inWhshington croyt<
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

MA foh fEtTEHs fBURG, VA.-On
'ae 1no inpwlF Coun cil of Petersburg
eiec'eo CSsHV n. a richer mayor in
piace ol oPi1"or Gam eron resigned.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

DRIVATE SALE OF LAND.-I offer for
Il sale privately 1861 acres of land well
ments, good water and orchard, 20 acres of tim
Der, lying ~ miles of Waynesboro'. Also 32H
acres near by, with acres timber and well set
in grass. Waynesboro' is fast improving and
makes 1t a very DESTROYS place, having very fine
schools and good churches and two railroads.
JOHN B. SMITH,
dec2O-tf Wind copy. Waynesboro,' Va.
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j. E. GUY,
M. f. WHITE
dec2O.tds Commissioned

nRIVATE SALE OF LAND.-I offer
L sale privately the farm lately owned
Daniel Crist, decd situated miles from Stauhl1
ton and from the Fishersville Depot. 1t con-
tains about 200 acres, and adjoins the lands
of Messrs. John Churchman, RO. s. Mofett, w.
L. Van Lear, and others. 1t has on 1t DWELL
ing, barn, and necessary out buildings, with q
fine spring of water convenient. The land is
of good quality and well adapted to raising
grass. There is about IS acres of the farm in
timber-and many fruit trees. For further in
formation, address REUBEN LAMBERT,
(acting for the heirs,) Greenvile, Va, or
HENRY CRIST,
9v,n# Eicba Va
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TERMS FOR 1852 QncIuding Postage
Payable Strictly In Advance.

Single number of Blackwood, 30 cents; sin
gle number of Review, rs cents.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

TEMPERANCE MEETING IN WooD-
sTocK.-We learn from the Shenandoah
Herald that "at meeting Of the citi-
zens of Woodstock held in the Court
House Friday evening a week, a per.
manent Temperance organization was
effected. The object of the organization
is to abate the evils of intemperance.
The following officers were elected
Geo. w. Miley, President Jas. H. Ro-
defer, Vice-President; w. T. Will.
liams, Secretary, I. Hite Bird, Tres.
On motion of Mr.. Rodeffer an exc.
cutive committee was appointed con-
sisting of the following gentlemen E.
Grabill, Martin Wisman, E. M. Bush
ong, s. v. R. Clover, w. H. Newman,
w. T. Williams, N. B. Schmitt, E. R.
Gillock, G. F. Fravel, E. E. Stickley,
A. G. Wynkoop, VIM. M. Bennett,
Isaac Haas and Robert II. Cahoon.
Messrs. Moses Walton, E. E. Stick
ley, w. T. Williams, I. Hite Bird and
G. E. Newman were appointed to pre-
pare an amen dment to the charter of
the town to confer the right of local OPP
ton.
Messrs. w. T. Williams. N. B.
Schmitt and A. q. Wynkoop were ap-
pointed to draft constitution and by
laws for the government of the organ
ization. ta,,..
DR.. P. S. Riddelle one of the DELE
gates to the temperance convention
held at Charlottesville made his report
and was commended for his diligence.
The meeting adjourned to meet in
the Reform church last Friday night
Immediately after prayer-meeting.
CONVENTION OF DRUGGIsTs.-Ae con-
vention of druggists of Virginia was
held last week in Petersburg, for the
purpose of the organization of State
pharmaceutical association. A perma-
nent organization was effected and the
following officers elected: President,
T. Roberts Baker, Richmond; Vice
Presidents, w. A. Santos, Norfolk; w.
E. French, Petersburg; Geo. w. May.
Staunton; G. Lumsden, Lynchburg;
Secretary, E. R. Beckwith, Petersburg;
Corresponding Secretary, E. A. Craighill,
Lynchburg Treasurer, F. II. Massey.
Norfolk. A code of bylaws was adopt
ed. The convention framed bill to be
presented to the State Legislature at its
present session for the enactment of a
law to regulate the practice of pharma-
cy in the State.
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4ident of the
lind. makes an
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The Question of mixed schools calls
for no discussion. No class of citizens
desires them, and am satisfied that q
change in the present arrangement
would operate iDjuriously.
In contributing as literally as is con-
sistent with our revenues to all our edu-
cational institutions (for there is no an
tagonism between them, and all should
be fostered), we are encouraged to hope
that at no distant day we shall receive
substantial assistance from the National
Government.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

tlt, there are sew
EIox and vario-
And twentyrsix
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

Ehe evidence in
l,ded and the ar
h in a few days
Br the jury will
r Guiteau Will
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

0e". ny TDona Id has resigned
.ne pastofs odH tnt Second Baptist
Church, Fits1 4d, VI to accent a
call to oiss, Alta lnta, G Ga. ~''''' .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-01-10

fortunates dependent upon public Cha
riJy. Bu5 since the excitements and
distresses of the recent years the pro-
portion has largely increased, and of
late the public gaols have been the only
sylun for too many of those cursed
with the heaviest Affections to which
mandkind is subject. It is not neces-
sary here to refer to the causes, not all
unavoidable, for THE deplorabie state of
affairs. II will suffice to express the
! oeiiefthat the General Assembly will
extend all possible aid to the institu-
| tons for IL. insane and other unforiu-
mates; and that when control of the
revenues shall be restored to the repre-
sentatives Of the people, all reasons for
regret or complaint in this regaId shall
be renewed.
| FEDERAL RELATIONS, &C.
! conclude my message by congratu-
lating the General Assembly upon the
| PEACE existing within our borders and
| upon the pregnant signs of more amica-
BILE relations between all sections and
all the people of our common country.
The assumption is not unwarranted
that recent events in Virginia have
served to give an emphatic impulse to
liberal sentiment throughout the land.
Iuat d UeCteT cId uaWUS upOu us ~ wei
attested by the fact that. for the first
time in nearly quarter of d century,
the President of the United States, In
his annual ,uessage to Congress, finds
no OCCASION o allude to sectional differ
ences MOI i, there any point at issue be-
tween this C,mmOnw ealth and the Gov
ernment of the United States to call for
discussion in this paper of Federal rela.
tions. Alive and responding to the ap.
proach Of "a more perfect union," Vir-
ginia, always in the van of great ma.
tlonai events, furnishes grave upon
her soil for the vexed question Of color
line in politics. To day Virginia stands
before the world offering all the bless
ings of free citizenship, of absolute free
dom in politics and religion to those
w no may seek her borders. Appealing
for harmonious sisterhood of States.
in which sectional jealousies shall be
unknown, and in each of which shall
be illustrated the spirit of Americanism
broad as the limits of the continent, she
points the way by leading it, and byl
piedging tolerance to every creed OIL
party or church, save only the creed oil
intolerance and prescription. The laws
of Virginia guarantee equally protec-
ton and privilege to every citizen and
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oSh
10y the last Gene
own as the Rid
| EATER boon can be
a speedy, equita-
emit of all cOntrO-
State debt. Great
to as to the pur-
Virginia in this
curses of legisla-
atements as to the
8 proved to be er-
ent events, have
popular mind and,
naiuation betweeN
inia's obliga-|
b equity the
homogeneous
understand
be ople of this
to repudiatd
to assume and
the principal
Ible to the pref
!, and to restore all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30

Certificates higher ranging from sSSss' closing
specula,ion very dull and trad.
Ing T ea .SS S1 limited as IT. Son asH:
the feeling and somes . ups eo 80 SO s22 Is
SSys@Ss G SHr2 Rae c Ra% S Setts
Pactst Be- igaalA sl sese
hea and d. IN md light quoted 80 TN sAss
5oSd PcfieG Bellies; heavy aEGsed l2
5 5S9CO oc Pickle Psked a'R Hams ic Picked shoulders
sc smoked Hams. l4G4 smokes if Iurthei in
euty for The packing Long Clear there ltG HOGS
SaS to stoay prices on continued demand CITY sss%
delivery advanced iI later options
opened 5a7e ger 100 70 higher seguentB 1gI again
and leaving Of very firm Zoe above the current
evening: speculation continues Iar ana sales 4j0
Prime steam spot 1869 2.5Je 1000 to- DE-
G Ios R & $500 les Decem5sr cS.pS
Il e2c Loo tc: seller sI ys2y ossESii57c closing
5 &C. 5S February i' Soc closing dis i st
45tc AMI G1i 81 &C closing ll65 10 ~; asing
May eoq dd G &c. G JSg 50 closing
7ge y team on6Ied IS soc Continent spot sales
oo1 tcs November and December prnaS Later BUT
99e nor tue Te a on ali strictly due grades rtR eS
timed Hg l FS5 Tubs and Pai. 25Sc welsh tuba
35Sic. FtlGs Rasy i9 western creamery
3 en- imation creamery lOs5c Dairy e. fIV
respect ruling very a1M 81 ,ie nF astoy i2c Western
Tiat 2 - i2l.c Creamery skins. G5c- @ a.,
tam he irin tone during the past %sh
IAN az ~ rsIerf demand is steady 10 moderate eAttlI
SsS5r nv hi q81c; state and pennsylvania -0@-'H'''
Western and Canada Fresh. 2oG2o2c
RICE-euiet unchanged
SFEDS-Quct. hanged. ooo Ct+v 19c A..
u..sern IG5.c Oleomargarne stearne IL II &c 10.
TALLOW-steady, but quiet; Prime Ctyo 9o'sci sA'0'
10000 ~ s9,a -. IT. ..-.bo,ro6 Far
sUGAk-kaw dull and ngminay unc lt r q az
,,cerno o. n sac sales 600 bags IT DOhllgo AZ uV -
Rsbnei fairy sctiye and steady Cut Loa 1te si
a. t,,,hes5.r Powdered 94 1870 1ranulaeo- W
Mo1id "a" 9qg &C, Confecti0ners &C. 49,, - ~
p" So a &C. on "A" SAG c. Nnlts s EA1ts YaoW
634d7lsc
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rrRopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

,.-,ox Oo, 9s-l2.8O D m -ConsOls. 102Sie for DOM
money ana the account Erie. l27 do secon1 ceT
nisrc ana Great Western second mortgage Lu.1 10
scates Is; Pennsylvania Central 65' Inhols sr -
Reading, 81 New-lOrk. ODtaiu, anu ''
Sfiiwankee and - Paul common, 1884, -. o-oa. vesr
oSi,oS oct 2s-4OO u Atlantic ana Urea. o"onS
prn first mortgage trustees certluoA..19 NewVork ON
81. Illinois Genital. 49, Z. Reading S4s Ne"40A' va
'@ Inxnox Oet 2s-2OO q u-Pars ahviees quote lIeo
mr. cent rent4s at a. cenumes LOT the -ee
W oSnox ocr 23-t.3O D. m-Pars adVlces quote tIoo
cent rantes al 50 francs 40 centmes for Ihe W
and exchange on London Al 20 HAn0S -
checks - ,--Aa
LONDON oct % The Econonfst Of this week say i
xafe ~ discount for bank bills 20 DAYS 70 thIee uot
81 Der cent and tor trade bills, 90 DAYS 10 three mounts,
A. per cent The main feature las been an aoo rrace
dividend stocks The distur dances IN
nave tended to weaken International stoc LaAe 49,
aHS Iouisyie and Nashville advanced l. ono anu NJ 80
uppi ordinary and Wabash preference declined - aHu ~
egon and California l.
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COTTON mARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIvERrooI. oct 2s. -l2:So D. motion dull MsainS
rDapds orleans. Gt gd. sales 0OOO baesncucng
600 bales speculation and export Receipts 1900
bales including Is 400 bales American Fuiuresl plands
Low M!ddung clause. october delivery Bsdi do october
and November delivery. God do November ana De
cemper delivery. 6Ss4d. do December and January de-
livery G2s.d. do January and February delivery 6'a4d
Apn delivery. 6e4 do April and Nav delivery, G-odi do
Nav ana 61a4d do. June and July delivery 64zssd
40 July and August delivery b.oe4d- Futures steady
Oct 2r--l 80 D. m-COttOu-in OF The
day Included 1 800 bales AmercaL.
oct - ltO Cotton ures-l pianos
Aidding cause. OSt'1ef oellNei1, c'o%n
and November delivery 6cad do November and December
devey Gsd December and January delivery 6'a4d; DO
March and April delivery GSs4d DO. May and Jane de-
livery GiaeAd, do June and July delivery bto4d Futures
Augusta Oct 2s-Coton quiet. Middling. 9a.o; Low
MGdLng 8S09tc Good Ordinary net receipts 1881
bales sales 442j bales, stock. 80, -J3 bales.
CHARLEsTON oct -7.-COttOu, good demand, hlddInR
lO14IO.c- Low Kidding Ice. Ordinary. sac net
Comment Britain ? $40 bales; coast
wise - bales sales. 1000 bales; stock Il sS4 bsies
2S.-COtfOu hlddnng- lV'fc, Low
MiddnnG loci Good Ordinary Sascs net Tecepls ~
4.ls5 cOastHise, %5aS
sales. loo bales, stOcF, l0,42J bales
KAPHIs. oct 2r.-Cottor steady nlddinpg losc. Low
MiddIBg. loci Good Ordinary. 8Hsc.i net receipts
gross 34 bales shipments 2O11 bales, sales
1925 bales; sock. SO s53 bales; go.
kKN.OKiRASs, Oct 2s-COtOn steady; MiGdiing. 10 PC
low Niddling Osc Good ordinary. SO; net receipts
700 bales lil46 bales eXDOrt- % France 40
bales 1000 bales last evening 1OO bates STOCK
SsV.sSAs oct 2s-Couon steady; Mlnnnnr. 9isise Low
Mddng 1ilse uooa Ordinary sisci net receipts '''o3
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r,,-vrroo, ~, % Racon Cumberland Cut 6Ili short
PHI So PoTk Prime Meas. los; do Western sIL iaIu
Prime Western iced Cheese American Choloe Oy. oon'
7sd Tor Mixed Old Turpentine Spirits ~ ProVlson-1
Lard So per for American t csn for cal
arDis Gun; Sad sIOd Rcd Western spring; o=d@oou
I6SpoE oct 2sspirits Turpentns 1000 aa sS9 ia
Inseed 41S94l Cd per quarter Lnssa ~ pe,oIa 6d
63d. per gall - ,,.o,orr, 1e franco 20 eenfnes for
tna paie American paid and 49, francs sellers WILCOX
L1In, = - CT Petroleum. marks 25 pfennigs
a.yRR oct 2s-WncOx's Lard closed at 90 Trades
per 90 kilOs.
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0. c. PINNEY.
Solicitor for COnulpfnaut

SUPREME COURT, City and County OF
- New-York. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
New York plaintiffs against Benjamin RE ard SON the lake
Forest University Joseph Richardson ana Fanny chausOh
detendants summons 10 the above named defendants
hereby summoned the complaint IN lls action
and 10 serve the Pantlns Attorney
within twenty days after the service Of tLl@ summons eA-
elusive OF the DAY % service and in case Of your fi 70 p
pear or answer Judgment will be taken AGAINST you Dy De
fault for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated Angt
: 1ss2 o. H. Palmer Plaintiffs Attorney, Office and post
Office address No l46 Broadway New York city New YORK
To the The foregoing summons is
served upon you by publication pursuant 70 an ouet oi
Hon George Garrett Justice Of the supreme our lel
the eta dag OF October 1892 and ne with the complaint IN
the Office 0f the clerk Of the County Of NewIok az h Once
IN the HOUSE IN the city NewYOrk County aud Stae
Of New-Y0rk. 0. II. PALMER Plaintiffs Alto ney.
Oct.9, aw. 6w, Mon.
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buelus5s Chances.

An investment Of $4,000 will secure TO a
n good business man position MAJ ger OF the Boston
agency director of established CO. pQraion ltJeIt
the c0mpanys stock VIA be q en- and ot !hle
Ct tlaf viii iuslie good aud permanent income Kt1Out
further investment Address Z" ~ NEolMENI' II4ouAe
Uptown Once LBS IT J2dWay.
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Boaro arr Rooms
East SD

East Sids-
4 PARLOR FLOOR, en- suite or singly;
furnished unluruisAedi also one roon crate me-
81 East 2sth-st.
4 TRUNKS removed, % cents apiece.
"A. GROVES EXPRESS COMPANY, IS West 50th-st-
10 West 36th-st and 81 East l4th.st
4 SUITE OF ROOMS, also large and single
n room all with bath breakfast II desired reference.
81 Irying-place.
4 PRIVATE FAMILY owning their own
house viii rent two rooms m board references
BloadTay Aul'''' IL u L. 1'''D1' p''' 80
GET OUR FIGURES before engaging board
~ elsewhere. VANDERBILT HOTEL LexlnSton-AVe'
and Add Al eW house furniture elevator
CHARLES LELAND, MANAGER.
DERSONS N ILL HEALTH can have SUI
fF9%FL ara UPOFn ods BroadTay
VERY desirable rooms without board for
low. Inquire at l,2i5 broadway.
VERY PLEASANT furnished rooms to let;
southern exposure; with without board terms mod
crates location excellent references. l27 East l0th-s
WESTMINSTER APARTMENT HOUSE,
new elevator 5ii steam neat &C Apply on premises.
SECOND FLOOR, rooms one on third
! door with board. 100 East 2sth-st near Mahlsona7e
and elevated station.
=TH-AVE.. 3O7.-An elegantly furnished
- pacor floor with private table, also rooms ioF gentle
men Location and reference uneNceptonaoie.
On EAST 22D-ST.-Parlor and Bedroom +;
~ thifi door southern exposure with board refer
AZ EAST H.ST.-Back pqrlor and adj
3.I joining hall room rent with bolrd references
100 EAST 5GTH-ST.-Frenc family
hat and cold 7 Tater references required
DJO EAST 15TH-ST.-A nicely furnished
- . square and ha, room to let TO sage geuLeneni
privilege OF gas and bath private family references
.l1O 2D-AVE., one door from l4th-st.--
(se~ Pleasant IN. alton Elevated stations hano.
somey furn he'd back parlJr other rooms Win Doaru 'aOo
It0 TON-AVE.-Beautiful rooms
H. on thrd fourth doOrs with or without board
references exchanged.
West Side.
4 HANDSONELY-F FURNISHED third-stOry
ion5 T91 mont bos rent - See2 Address ART
tribune L poyn Onice / 235 Broadway.
PLEASANT suit and Sleeping rooms;
y ]. pure milk. flesh eggs and Vegetables Houi ouI
farm in country. AS vest 2Uih 81.
CENTRAL, convenient and very. desirable
furnished rooms sin gle and IN suites. q West dtthst
9 INT doors west OF ELEGANT suite consisting %
four rooms on with pr ate table II deseu e4of-
encc- exchanged
- Two small families may secure, upon
reasonable terms and third doors eAeetn lOe
and nrstcass windsor Hotel by addressing A.
DALEY, - West J5thst
IiTH-ST., 2I5 West.-Very desirable rooms
i on second aud third floors with board Tor histcAs'
parties --.
III WEST 27TH-ST.-Second house west OF
broadway north side, elegant parlors rooms on each
mrnis FOOD rooms Oh top door, terms reasonable.
Oh WEST 26TH-ST.-Suits and single rooms
81 with r class BOARD reasonable rates hotel accom-
IuOdAtions with home comforts.
Board and Rooms Wanted
UrANTFD-A neatly furnished room and
W Id Tor .,oge gentleman Address with terms ETC.
g. d. III SSH, 4IO Last -u'n-9~
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Bonds and Coupons Of Acsany Central Car Trust series
A maturing November /. 1882 vii be paid on and after
that date Office
Those Of Minneapolis and St Louis car trust 7erl' Az
vii D., ,,iI ar the office Of the CENTRAL TRUST 90, OF at
ou' oN''' POST MARTIN & co.
1 L. NM
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rupoprAN MARKETS.

bales, gross 1884 baesi erports eeastwse oo8' oae'
saIcs 800 bales. stock. loO,3lo bales
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feQal Notices.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il STATES, FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSNLNANIA.-THE EAGLE LOCK co. vs. ROB
ERTI. CROMIE ct al-No. 80. November Term lH'2- Ia
on 10 be heard motion complainant for an order on
k0bert trome Of the above named defendants nom
Resident ~ the state OF Pennsylvania 10 APPEAR plead
answer or demur 70 the bill Of complaint fled herein ana IL
appearing 10 the Court that this suit brought % enforce
lien OF claim To certain real estate situate in said Western DIS
ct Of Pennsylvania VIZ For the foreclosure q certain
Cromie 10 Peter V. Winters for six certain lots OF
land situated on saw MIL Valley Plank Road, In the
said lots being numbered q 3 10 H. H. - In Fergusons
plan OF ot OF the Montgomery estate recorded In plan book
Penn Also lot 10 4, in Phillip GeIets plan situated on the
south SIDE Of UniOns 90 feet from the corner Ot washing
ton street 10 the Thirteenth Ward OF the city OF Allegheny
Penn which said mortgage by gue VI sundry assignments
became vested In the CONF lainaut
Ana Tor the foreclosure OF certain other mortgage MADE
executed and delivered b said Robert j. trome 10 said Peter
Allegheny and numbered nine ten, eleven ana Twelve IN
plan OF lots laid A. j. PeutecOst aud Others recorded
IN pan book vol page 2OS and which SAID mortgage Oy
virtue OF sundry assignments Il now vested IN tue complain
And appearing petiuon and and ayit
fled that the said Robert J. CrOme - NONRESIDENT OF the
state Of Pennsy and has voluntarily appeared 70
SAID suit and that be Is nhabant OF and caunOt De
found within this district II Is therefore ordered mat te
sad bh Of comp amt befo the first Monday OF Dtcem
Der next And further appearing that Is impra cue 20
obtain personal service 0 this oder upon the SAID ODet
j. Crunle n Il ordered that publication OF te same pc uaA
by an insertion thereof IN the NewYork Dduy tribune OF
New York city Deek consecutive weeks anu
1t is further ordered order shall also be ed upon
the person OF persons IN possession or charge OF SAL proper
w. By the Court
[seaIl Wines my hand ana seal OF said Court this
2sth DAY Of August, \. D., l-eZ
Il. d. GAMBLE,
o. c. PINNEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30
Dipi1en1 Notices-


OFFICE or THE MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TEXAS r r. Co.. !
1876 BROADWAY, NKw-YoRK. Oct. 3D. lso2
THE COUPONS due Nov. i, 1882, OF the
following bonds will be paid this Office at and after ma
turity vz
gage.
BOonvle r. R. Bridge Co LIST mortgage. ,-,-
Assistant Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE NORFOLK AND WESTERN r. r. Co.,
81 AND 80 SOUTH 3Dsr, PHIL ADELPHiA
I'HE coupons maturing November i, 1857,
on the general mortgage bonds Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company win be paid on and after Wednes
day. November ]. 1884, az the UnOn National Bank OF New
York or at the banking house OF r. W. CLARK Co. No 50
WILLIAM G. MCDOWELL. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-30
SUMMATION LINE FOR BOSTON.

~ BLOOMINGTON LINE FOX BOSlON.
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as specified ON their face .,o>-.,-crox ta.va
steamers NAhkA6ANSEII anu koN - ~ II faot ~
daily except sundays az y IN t9s Ter 90, ~ H. w -
Law at arriving In Boston AZ a - -, s..,..,-,...
secured al Offices WeseD EHDress Co.. " 20, 81 .i
,sraad AZ Avenue and WINDSOR hosoA
d. az oloes always taken ~ the lowost
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