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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-08

By QuarIcs q Mccurdv
Real Estate Auctionecrs'
1912 Main street.


vu,uE ELEGANT. ATTRACTIVE, AND
ELIGIBLY-LOCATED
FIRsT-CLAss TIfREE-STORf bkiCN DE-
TAcUED GRACE-sTREET RESIDENCE
OF HENRY BONNER. ESQ, AT
yopTuEAsT CORNER Of FIFTH STREET
WITH HANDSOME IRON RAiLINGs
AND vERANDAs TO
Roth FRONT AND SIDE PORCHEs,
nr.IrTIFIJL AND IiGIILY-ORNAMENTE
SIDE YARD, WITH SIlRUBBERf,
&C, FOR SALE At PUB
Lie AUCTION.
Nv request Of the owner, who intends going
abroad we will offer for sale, upon the prcnses,on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3. 1889,
nj 4 O'Clock T. NJ. the TRULY VALUABLE AND
CONyENiESTLY-ARRA RksiDENCt
above mentioned IL Is strictly In hrst-cass order
and compicie IN IS apartment, contan'ng ane.
mouts and conyenicnccs. nnc marble nnanttls-
cha ndelicrs. &c. The nciEhborhood Is amongst the
very lst In the city. and for business man desir-
ing n frst-class residence no better opportunity
fronting on an alley, there ~ q large brick stable
and carriage-housc, With ample accom- nodati0n
snx seytril horses and carriages. The lot has ~
front on The north side Of Grace street OF 62 feet
and runs back IN irregular depth 10 wiue aiIey.
rare opportunity Is here offered 70 purchase
one of the incest residences In the city, and ~ Is
seldom that such truly valuable property i offered
for SALE A personal inspection Is asked, as the
property can only be appreciated by Icing seen.
TRIMS: $4,000 cash: balance In ten years, or in
annrsl Instaiments, interest at per cent. on de-
fcrrcd payments payable quarterly, or longer ere
DIS will &c given II desired Deferred payments
secured by trIsf-deed. -.
OUARLEs 4 McCURDY,
q, AueflOuGgra
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i;y Il. u. Challin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auciionecr-,
Ne. north Tenth street.

I'VE UNDERSIGNED. SPECIAL COM
4 MISsIONERS OF the Chauccry Court of Rich
mOnd city. ~ virtue of decree entered on the 9th
day of November, 1875, IN the cause Of Mayo,
guardian. rs. Atkinson and ats. will ofcr for sale,
al public auction on the premises.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9. 1852.
al 4:30 L. W. thit VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
fronting about g feet Main street. near TO and
east of Twcn.y-hfth street, aud running back
about 50 feet, which viii he sold a. a whole or d.
yidcd Into two lois. Is the purchaser may desire.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance IN three equal
instruments at six. twelve. and eighteen months,
vi ia interes. added: sale subject u confirmation
of court. and title retained Until the who.c pur-
clasc-Inoney j. paid.
GEORGE l.. HARRISON,
GEORGE H. 1T RWEIL,
special Iommissi OncrS.
sale by Il. Il. ClINfFIN 4 Co. Real Estate Auc-
tioncers. NH 3
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By sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuciionceIs.
llOe Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT WITH A
i FRAME HOUSE THEREON, on THE
NORTH SIDE OF DUNAL STREET BETWEEN
PRENTICF'S ALLEY AND BROOK AVENUE,
AT AUCTION-ln part execution of a certain
deed of trust dated February 20, 1875. To me as
trustee, Will oher for sale ut public auction, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1852,
~ AZ o'clock Il. NJ, the abOyc-described PRO
PFRTl named in said deed, and designated as
Lot No. on certain plot, which Is duly re-
corded.
fronts IS feet 4 inches running back good depth.
TERMS: Whilst the deed require, cash. more
liberal terms will I've given.
NH = r.. Y. CANNON. Trustee
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ACCHlON SALkS-.sf uuure Y1ys.
by William II. Lyme Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1113 Main street.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
WEST BROAD-STREET LOT,
WITH 4 BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
SITUATED on THE
SOUTH LINE OF BROAD BETWEEN JET
FERsON AND MADISON STREETS,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.
We shan, at the request of the owner. who Is
THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1882.
at Al +. NJ, the TRULY DESIRABLE AND AD-
MIRABLY LOCATED LOT, with n BRICK
DWELLING thereon. designated by No. 2l3 west
Broad street. containing about six rooms, &c, hav
Ing front of % feet on the south llrc of Broad
street. and running back depth of about 80 feet
to an alley.
Being In section where property IS so much
sought after. and one Of the most desirable buSi
ness streets Of the city. offers Ia parties who may
desire Ia invest Il fine opportunity.
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash: residue nj six
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, and secured by trusi-dced.
w. II. LYME & CO..
NH 3 Auctionecrs.
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DICHMOND AND PETER,HURG


~ RAILROAD NN.-Conurncing
SUNDAY, January %, 1850, trains GO o.. road
will run a. follows.
LEAVE EIcHNOSD-soiIm
3:15 +. W., FAST MAIL, dlly. Maxi. rough
connections for savannah. stops
only AT Petersburg lud Chester.
1I.5o \. NJ. TnROUGH MAIL. driiy, o.. meet
Ing for Raleigh. Charie,un. Az
gu-tl, Aiken. savannah, aul ftrA-
sonville. stops 20 shop. t...isr
tcnsrala. Pullman Sic l. Dee
tween New orb AMI char Doom ~
this train.
1902 =. ", MAIL, daily. make. through cone
nectun for Charleston, ~ Iuuah,
andJacks0nyillo. stops at bnnfy's
Gun' tcntrali1 and tht.fcr. P1ll-
man Palace riDrl hig-' fr- between
Washington and Jlch,on' ill., Via.
this train.
600 J.. ". FREIGHT. daily except Suniav.
6:I) \. VI, FREIGHT. dali, except smiI..
LEAVE PErERsBr RG-NoIlu.
800 \. W., FAST MAIL, daily. Stop oul, az
$40 p. W., TIEOUGHMAIL,d aily.corroollu
With Richmond, frcdcrlck .lnfg anL
Potomac railroad for all point Ia.t
ana West; also mIblug cOuu.. lions
with Chesapeake aud Ohio o. lroal
Tor AL points West. III. train
stops AT Manchester Chester. hut
tentr1in. Puilman Sleeper 80 illf
tram between Charleston ard Ncw
GAO \. NJ. MAli, daily, connecting daily l.,-
ccpf sunday with the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road Tor The North ANA Wet. stop
AZ Chester juWry's Bluii, ani tru-
iistlla. Pullman Palace sleeping
'nrs between Jack-onl Co.,. Ti4
90 . AMI Washington on thl- train.
500 \. ", FREIGHT. dlily cNcopi SunIf,.
4:3O +. VI, FREIGHT. dally except ~uud,,.
direct four-hours connection f. mad b,tar,r
b Rgnn =, an. ana NEIfok Y lgJn' having n
MI trains leaving PclcrshuIg WI start from ma
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TIIERnDAN. MAK(n lG. ~.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE sIENAY-

TRUSTEES SALE OF TIE SIIENAN-
i DOAH ALUM SPRINGS, A POPULAR
SIMMER RESORT. Loo A,TED TWELVE
DoAli COUNTY. VA, \ STATION On TIE
AND ONO RAILROAD.-By virtue of deed Of
trust executed by A. j. Myers and wifi. 10 the un-
dersg1Ied trustee, dated September ,, 1878. ana
duly recorded in the clerks Office e Shenandoah
county. Va, shall offer for sale az public auction
at the Public Exchange Salcsroom, In the city Of
Baltimore, NJ o'clock l.. W., un
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1852,
the aboye-describcd property, consisting Of
THREE TRACTS OF LAND lying in said conn
~. aud containing ia the aggregate ONE THOU
SAND AND ONE ACRES. more cor less. This
property has been Il popular summer resort for
number of years, and has been steadily growing IN
public favor. The improvements cOnsis. Of TWO
LARGE FRAME BU1LDlNGs-hote and dwell-
ing-house-and FIVE COTTAGES, STABLING.
&C. The accommodations are ample for one hun
dred guests. The FURNITURE, BEDS. BED
DING, &c., which will be ltemized on day of sale
upon application to the trustee. viii also be sold
at The same time and place. 4 part Of the above
TRACT OE LAND Is known as the HEN
RIETTA FURNACE" TRACT. on which there
Is valuable iron-orc.
For further particulars address the undersigned.
trustee A. j. Myers, Shenandoah. Alum springs.
Virginir or Frank ID. Watkins, No. u west Pratt
street, Baltimore.
TERMS: $1,000 cash on day Of sale. and the
residue on easy payments, which will be made
known ON day of sale.
W. 4. WILLIAMS, Trustee,
10 lv-1aMtd Woodstock. Va.
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Leave
Rich'nd at.
Arrive at
Burkeyiiie
Leave /
Suthcriin'sl
lpanyilie..i
Grnsboro'
Raleigh. I
Saien.. -.
Salisbury
Charlotte
Spart'nh'Yl
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-06-02


~ 0neecry a tne <ev1 q.
4asyF. ~. -'----.~-s -
toe graves g $500 .'..S $780, 1000 49,
.o'o'ess =. -
oecorasea'
Marcus N BAsTIpx, young kxcncn
cans.llan. was assaulted By members % che
congregation o. che French Canadian Cath
ollie chapel n New York City. NAY - Ihe
cause Of the assault was the distribution ~
BastIde q tracts printed n French ca'eu'~t.
"a 70 persuade people q accept Protestant
beliefs. he had attended services = ~
chapel and The ofAclatinx c'er<ymHn ~
nounced ne oooks - 80 e'"<' -'''".
A COLLISION between tfac<1nen y. ~
Denver q New Orleans ana Denver 4 ho
Grande roads occurred near Denver, Colo.
May .. The latter rcsd undersook q block
the progress Of the former BY running 90
empty engine under full head 81 steam N
% Z gang o. men laying the track . Crosse
Ing. None Of the men were injured out 70
engine was derailed and plowed UP ne
track for Z considerable distance
SECRETARY FOLGER has recently had
. startllnx experience IN The engraving and
prin,inr bureau. The other night Prof.
/ C>-ilear found two 81 the Government dies.
representing the tens on the National Bank
| mites. living outside the safe and within the
reach Of the watchmen. Through Colonel
4 Irish the dies were sent q once % secretary
Folger. who took time 70 satisfy him-e''
that The event ~ caused Mnons y ".
les<ne<s. NJ hei'' me eu-son's" y. '.'
plates, was dl<ml><td> and t1Ftsa 1"'
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IN the House 81 Representatives, MAY
%. Mr. Springer objected % the approval q
the record because q omissions. me
Speaker held the record correct The omis-
sions were motions The Chair refused 70
snscrsain, and such motions had no place %
the record according 20 The rules. An an
rrx discussion occurred over this ruling,
but the record was approved and the
Nackey- 4 Conner election contest was
taken mp.
REED. counsel for Guiteau, has ap-
oiled 10 Judge Gray for : writ q habeas
corpus. The Judge preferred % wait until
the case has been presented q b. assccl-
4 afes.
THk excess d exports for the twelve
months ended April %, 1852. y 50. 57o. -:
excess u import. o. gold and silver coin and
bullion Tor the same period = <lI,s3s 30.
A FORBADE passed over Greenfield,
Mas, May -. severely injurin< several
persons and wrecking numbers q resi-
depce< and barns. AZ Ash6eld twelve barns
we're demolished, hundreds Of trees up
rooted. houses unroofed, and he whole Sec
ton devastated.
DECORATION DAT ~ generally OBJ
served.
TIM body u Zou Watkins, the young
rirl Who Disappeared from s. Louis. Mo-
anne time axo. was found n The river q
csr.ndelct On the o0th. 10 4 Thought shs
committed suicide while temporarily insane
LAWRENCE MEskkR, aged 55, -
burned % death n Milwaukee,, W., -,
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phflip eprvcr. <ixty-f0ur years ~ axc. ~ No.
40 Fa<r Eighth street. died On Friday from the
bIte ~ 4 CT About three weeks axo PIT r.
male &C. which had been win the Spcycr FINN
Ily for wears. rave birrh % kittens and carried
NJ vo,,nr ~ closet IN me cellar n the house.
the cnt then abandoned thc little ones and
cnnid NOT b. induced - return q them. Nr.
sprycr cndcavorci % forcc her % 20 -. and
~,ts ,h,. u,rro<r carried the cot 10 where the
l,sseu- ~. twice the cat rof away. hut was
cs,,~ht. Mi III trying again % compel her %
rtav with the kittens Mr.. Spcyer was bitten ~
ne shnmb. He raid no attention d the bite.
however. hut when be went up % bis room be
ws- surprised u <ec that biz clothes wcrc
h,oodv. Thc marks made b. the tccth o. thc
~ we're very small. bnt tn blood freely
sr,rsei from them. "A daughter n Nr. spcy-
~ tici III thumb IL rar, thus stopping tho
nov ~ blood. but tie pain increased md >epn
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A few nights ago . Dooley County
((.corria) farmer. whose place n On i.lr
river. wa walking around near his -'ock-
yard. when Ne heard q squcaling among
Mn hogs He looked over che fence w
learn he cause. when hc found 'af1s
alligator had dead hog. which \ n''n
killed. and was trying - make ~ WY
10 the river. He ran 10 the house M
Ill GUN and called % several q n's
hands 10 20 with him 70 Kill The a'.'xsA-
tor. On arriving a the NJ me ~
had disappeared and - had the wa'rn
monster. They followed % nc r'ss1
hank. and. instead d alligator tracs-.
discovered those 81 two persons WV nv,
had the skin 81 an alligator ani ~.
used Il 10 accomplish the purpose q
stealing hocs and making the owner.
X Ne should discover them. believe I.
was nh alligator. The rowing q = po,'
down the river could be distinctly hear ".
but there was nothing % pursue ~. N
| iI,c matter was dropped until = pe',s'
opportunity was offered az CATCHING Y!
with the perpetrators - AD'tr'e"s ~
Republican.
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NEW Y0Hk> Nay
ne steamship ccltic. BEARING Lieutenant
D.nenho~er. ~. Nc~comb. jack Cote and
Chnric< TON sing. survivors % the Arctf
steamer Jcannc1tc arrived carly to-day WAN
thc x.<z.., wa= rcpnrtei ~ Firc Island party
con~i~t:nr ~ thc immediate relatives and
FRIENDS IL the voyaxcr started IN tux from
the naftcry % meet them. A. the tu< ran
alongside thc Celtic. Lieutenant pancnho~er
Ieapea on Doari and aIectionatcis cmhrced
hi< mother AMI father. and wa< warmly wei
tomci home by the others. Lieutenant pancn-
howcr then invited his relatives and friends 70
NJ cabin On the steamer. and presented aii %
hi> associate survivors. The party then list
enci IL recital ~ the dreadful suffering IN
thr far North AMI thc tale ~ the Tate ~ Com
mnnicr ~ Lang and hi< men until the - amer
reached her dock. Arrived there. Lieutenant
u,snrnhower WIS surrounded BY conxfnfu-
larinr friends, who had gathered o. give him
hearty welcome. and they did, For an hour 10
wa< kept bnsy shaking hands AMI answering
inquiries.
while an shis Vas happening on th' upper
deck 4 fnr different SCENE was presented ~ tnH
small cabin below. There with biz arms PIN
iunei h hind him. was p,or Jack Cole. boat
swain 81 the Jsannette. crazy from long -uiier-
inx. His brnihcr. Thomas Cole. and bis son
John were quick - 70 % him. and the nnfor-
tunatc man Immediately recognized them. nf-
| fcctionatciy "a .etinx bpth. II wins sud % ~ce
| the weeping Son >orrowinr truther and 10
/ mcnicd father. Immediately after -penkine
1 20 his son his mind again wandered. and ~
4 wa- once more away among the ics-fieids.
/ struggling with the fate threatening hun. Hc
/ vii IL sent " an asylum. Lieutenant Dancn-
| hover SAYS NJ has great confidence that Jack
/ yin recover win proper treatment IA few
months. Il was found necessary % secure
| MIN during the voya1s. ~ the slightest thing
| xouli make him frantic.
Lieutenant pancnhower said, IN answer %
inoulrie< cnncerninx his voyage. that be was
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have buried tho Reagan Interstate con-
merce bill By > vote Of two % twelve. This
result has been expected from The begin
Ming d ths session. Il q not q ~ probable
thai this committee will report any measure
seriously ansagonIxed By The railroads.
THE striking operatives Of the Read
Inc (Pa.) cotton mill have returned 70 work
Il 10 per cent. reduction. amer I'VE weeks
struggle.
GRIMES AND CAsUALTIEs.
PARTICULARS have Just been received
Of tragedy near Benneti's Mill, Dallas
County. No. II seems that an ill-feeling
existed Tor some time between George and
william Matthews and some q their neigh
bors. The other afternoon disturbance
occurred between George Matthews ana
James Ford, after which the brothers, IN
| company with Marion Wilson and Homer
sharp. were 6red upon ~ persons IN am
| bush. The Matthews boys were killed In
\ ~fsntlv. William receiving two buck>hot IN
( The breast. and George eighteen just above
The point of the right shoulder blade IN the
I back. Wilson and sharp were both wound
4 "a. the former very seriously. The mules
that che four were riding were also shot.
DURING fire in Philadelphia, May
"a. ~ explosion Of coal-oil shattered the
building and injured some thirty persons.
Daniel shrink. Howard Shuster. Pat Tege''
John McSesl, Joseph Englehart, Peter
Rice, John Neely, Henry Kane and Henry
Fellows were seriously burned. some q
whom can not survive.
G. L. CoxLY, the well-known basso'
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

Smy the, it is said. has disposed of his
household effects. Mrs Goldy is unable to
account for her husbands infatuation, which
she thinks will be short-iived. She believes
that the guilty pair sre still in this city, and
she has employed detective to look for her
husband
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win pay tomorrow en- demand all claims pre-
The Crisis An Frnnce


NEW YoER, January 23i-A. M.-The
Herdtds Paris special says: The quarrel
between Gambetta and the Chamber has
been much, if not indeed dangerously, en-
uttered by the events of yesterday afternoon.
Points OF personal dignity have been raised
which it would have BEEN prudent to avoid
altogether. and in the passionate heat OF the
moment the original issue which led to the
appointment of the Committee of Revislon
mas been strangely lost sight of. The ques-
tions before the csuutry and the committee
Yesterday morning were tie following First,
Is it or is il net advisable to call together
Congress for the purpose of revising the
Constitution? Second, Is it advisable
that the Congress should, when it has
assembled, insert in the revised Constitution
clause establishing the principle that Dep
uties should hereafter be elected by depart
mental scru,in de lists, or vote by ticket !?
Whichever course it adopts, the prospect is
the reverse of encouraging. By submission,
it may stave off ministerial crisis, but at
the cost OF its own prestige. By
resigning, it will have asserted the
Independence of Parliament, but it
will have upset the only man who had infu.
encs enough to form stable Cabinet There
is one way Of escape, however. from the horns
of this disagreeable dilemma. Gambetta may,
however unlikely it seems, give way on the
scrutin de liste question. 1t would be polite,
even from his personal Joint of view, not to
take his stand upon this issue. His conduct
would otherwise most certainly be niscoD-
strued, and the Intransigeants would have at
least show OF reason in denouncing him as
a would-be Dictator. The French press is at
present almost unanimously hostile to the
Cabinet
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
A CHINESE PIRATES EXPLOITS.

In the village of Wang Ye, in the dis
trict of Ming LII, says the Shanghai Courier,
which is near Ningpo and the Chusan Isles,
so renowned for piraticsl exploits, stands
the castle of pirate chief named Kwang-
king man. He is the head of strong nest
of pirates, and he styles himself King OF
Kipg.man, which signifies the King OF
Gold. Kwang- king man is a native OF
Ningpo, of the Ninth District. He is an
unusually powerful man, and cal lift with
ease weights more fitted for Milo than
an ordinary man. He is proficient in the
use Of all warlike weapons, and can use the
rifle, as well as the bow and arrow, with
equal and remarkable effect. 1t happened
while kwang king-man was acting as q
brave" that his father was arrested by the
Government for some offense and shortly
afterward beheaded. Kwang-
who declared his father innocent of the
crime imputed to him, was so enraged
at his execution that he swore to devote
his life to avenge his death. and take re-
venge on the Imperialis:s. He shortly PUT
the design into execution. He established
rendezvous and stronghold and gathered
around him large number of followers
His arsenal was made complete, and a
factory for gunpowder was established
On the third day of the sixth moon of
this year he suddenly entered the city of
Ningpo with his followers. His plan of
action had been determined by the reports
of his spies. In the nighttime of the date
already given his band marched toward
the prison, forced open the doors thereof
and freed the prisoners, ali of whom
ra'
day the pirate chief perpetrated q
men he descended upon the Whoopin lekin
Tax Board, killed the officials, and carried
off the money. He spared, however, the
head official, whose nose he cut eff, so
that he might return to his supe.
riors and inform them of what the
pirate chief had done, and what the nature
of the future enterprises would be. His
exploits on the water are truly marvellous.
1t IS said that he can stop for twenty hours
at time in the water, when either in pur-
suit of or flying from his foes. Recently
when Captain with 300 men attacked the
robbers the pirate king dived from his
boat and killed the Captain with " seu-
tZeD," a kid of sleeve catapult, a
weapon in the use of which the pirate
was most skiliful. He then beheaded
him, and the assailants losing their
leader, desisted from further fighting,
after having acquitted themselves with
creditable valor, and having lost consider
ably. The pirate chief is not only an ex-
pert in the use of his weapons, but he en-
ploys with equal effect cross-bow fur
nished with bullet instead of bolt. Since
this last engagement no one has been hardy
enough to disturb this ruthless freebooter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23

MARRYING TWICE WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE
MINUTEs.-1n the matter of marrying, q
young woman of Seneca county, Ohio,
plainly appropriates the cake. Her maiden
name was MelissaJ. Remsburg but wheth.
er it is now Mrs. Chauncey L. Wyant or
Mrs. Wesley NJ. Kline, or both, the future
must disclose. As the story is chronicled,
Miss Remsburg told Mr.. Wyant that she
would meet and marry him in Tifiin, fifteen
miles from her fathers house, at 8
o'clock on the afternoon of Monday
succeeding Christmas She also told MI.
Kline that she would see him and wed
him in Tlffin at half past o'clock on the
same day. She kept both promists, for
she became the wife of Mr.. Wyant as one
end Of the. town, and married Mr.. Kline at
the other, twenty-four minutes elapsing
between the performance of the cere-
monies. Immediately after the first we'd.
ding the bride had excused herself, "just
to run down the street to see friend, and
thus it came about that she had time to
marry Mr.. Kline and take . westward.
bound train before Mr.. Wyaut suspected
treachery. As to the purpose Of the woman
everybody seems - b in the dark.
J philadelphia Times.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
Rect, NELSON Il CO..

Z MON FoUNDRY-IRoN AND BRASS
a. Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and o. CASTINGS and Machinery Of every
description made TO order. n24-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-01-23
shipwreck and Loss of Life.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, PowEay,

Frank won $500 in gambling the night before last.
We left New York city last night for California the
gold land OF the universe, where Frauk takes charge
OF a theater. he is good man. You have lost
your best friend when you lost FrSQk-thc best
stand that you intend to marry my exhus-
band You are nice pair, vel matched. He will
admire you. understand YOU carry pistol for
me- to shoot me. You need not be afraid Of Frank
or l ever troubling you again, 7n get MARI. quick
and save divorce money. l have besutiful pair Of
genuine diamond earrings, beautiful black silk
dress, gold watch and lots of other things, which
Frank bought me, and also black and tan dog. |
was not with Frank, as you bowed all over about
only until yesterday, when l met him at Miners
Theater i will be lend to him, and love him
but you never did, or you C ,uld not have treated
him so meaniy after he was so kind to yon. Tat
you fool. DOLLY COLBY,