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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

The Bourbons are blowing their brains
out after the same old fashion of last
year. O'Ferrall is using up Riddleber-
ger and Ruffin has convicted" Malone
aud now the public have only to wait
the day when Kelley will execute the
Little General. 10 listen to these paper
knights the campaign is already won by
them. The Rcadiustcr party has COM
mitted suicide aud Bourbonism will be
formally Installed into power next No
vember. 1t Is now very questionable
whether the public are not labOring un-
der a delusion as to Cameron having
been elected last year. II begins to look
as though the Glorious Daniel Is now the
Governor of Va. The Bourbon giants
seem filed with new wine and like old
bottles that feel their inspiration, they
are bounding and rolling over the State,
crushing the bones and knocking out
the eyes of REIMBURSEMENT. Whooli -
'Rah!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
Col. VIM, E, Sims Letter.

The following Is a sample letter OF the
men whose eyes are being opened ana
who are day after day throwing OH ,hc
po,rbon collar aud declaring their III
dcpendencc. Col. Sims Is from the
great County Of Plttsylyania, In when
,hcIr are other bright conversions to our
groat Liberal party. lIis letter Is max
,rg tl,e Bourbons sick, for they had In
tended nominating him for Congress
aver Cnbbcll in the 9th DIst'--@' Ne"''
Jrpor n. II. IiAiUsroN--
po0r sIr--You asked me to give you
!, writing, my views Oh the iollpw'ng ",
w .,N,nc,s / have never had any Idea on
su"g.v,i u. .g,na,icr which wished to conceal,
WV WV ! chcerfully answer your request,
.,na ~" snblcc,s arc seven In number, ahu
Nv 'V'rg ~" paymcnt of capltatlon tax rs q
), lm ',,,,.I," 20 the right Of suffrage
"ii The virginia state ,,,,,,,. pepi. rov
III. The Tobacco anu Nh'shc' i"N'
", ,lrec "c schools at National expense
vi Internal improvements, ..,...,,
III NJ poallIons M 10 tho Dcmocra.-
VI ,,..,blIcan parties, and whether
c iii iii submit my name TO tne Ill.,, pc",or sor
ar",,o wl Convention as cand'oa'c 'o'
CcngIo,a l,,,n,hor one, I answer that from ron
no eoIn,,anIns. I have voted workeu,
the peg,,snc gel,,"n against the capitation tax as y,
a',u ',u,owrsolsic 10 tho right 70 yo.e, = ouo a"u
p,c,vr p,.. now "a formerly, that " ,IIi y oppIGi
below ~ I'm ,l,c whole theory Of hcpup,i,,, ",
siilOn n,.,no,s1Smcnt, 70 pc dcmorallslng to ,Io a.,
c,,,,sI csn pariIcs, aud ant,gonlsnno nr 70 nco sSe
poln,Il,oiwp elections, and ! hope i. ouL PpIjs
ave ana riII ,III secndemn It at the pO''' '"''
falI. ,,r,her two, I say that J.. nav NV
To T1,,, nn'l,Is al,Isre,i with YOU ~ 70 'ne ,,vs So
honestly !, me- state debt. MY Vlews, ,'ss
howsys,nr,. ns by the people Of the t,,I,tns StS
wh,e,ln'nen,yy NO marty and no nu,si,uII0n1 VII ~
anu .ino wishes 10 interlers NV A. ibs Riddle.
wv wv VoSople "' az expressed y" WV
bOrgegI, blll ,,sr numbers three and ,,0s,, iolr
wi,l .,lu. '"sTss \. Isc two subjects arc '''''V
connected
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
His Bones Bleaching,
Mus MARY STUART.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-'lhc work
of preparing the skeleton Of the assassin
Guitenu will probably be completed aud
the object placed on exhibition IN the
Army Medical Museum by the first Of
next month This delay has been caus-
cd by the fact that but one person could
be trusted TO perform the duty, M the
demand for ghaslly souvenirs OF the as
sassin tempted the other w0rkmeD 20
make way with every portion that they
could lay their hands on. Ono OF the
ears and numerous MUSCLES of the body
were placed In oil and taken on during
the first two or three days that the cadn-
yer was exposed IN the museum and the
coffin, In which the body was brought up
lrOnlcihe jail has been completely demol-
Ished and carried of. 10 tliips out that
DR.. Hicks, the assassin's spiritual advi-
sor, was present when the grave IN the
Iail was opened the night Of the 3d Of
July and that he assisted to Il certain ex-
tent In the work. The box In which the
coffin was encascd was replaced IN the
grave aud the earth piled and pounded
down upon IL to ward of suspicious that
lts contents had been tamporcd with.
The analomist Of The Medical Museum,
DR.. Il. +. Schorhirt, superintended the
removable by two'trusty white laborers,
while Warden Crockcr and his deputy,
Captain Ruess, stood by with lanterns
to expedite the job.
The stories about the remains having
been exposed upon the roof Of the muse
um nrc denied by the officials In charge,
and the correspondent was to-day shown
the receptacle for what remains Of Chas.
j. Guiteau. On small platform erected
outside one of the second story back
windows of the museum the bones lilo In
promiscuous pile bleaching In the sun,
and here II was stated that they had
been for the past five weeks. They nrJ
as white M ivory and not n Joint Is miss
ing, 80 that when the process Of articti-
lation IL finished the skeleton will be one
Of the most perfect In the collection,
Grent care will be taken, however, to
prevent curioeity-hunters from stealth ng
away the smaller bones and II is proba-
Bile that strong glass case will Inter.
vene between the public and thc skclo-
on,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
The Higher Law,

The great prophet, Moses, the rabbia
say, once heard Il voice from heaven
commanding iiin to ascciid to the top OF
certain mountain. lie obeycd, and
upon reaching the cloud-capped summit
he found himself In the presence of the
Supreme Being, who asked him If hc
was entirely satisfied with the way and
manner IN which the world was govern
ed,
"Spcak freely" "said Jehovah. "'rhou
art HE leader of my chosen people, and
| would tliat thou shouldst be enlighten-
ed"
In the midst Of the Divine speech Mo-
srs chnhCed to look down upon the plain.
At the foot Of thc mountain was spring
of pure fresh water, where he saw Il
man in armor dsmouiit from his horse
for the purpose Of quenclllig his thirst.
While bending over lliC fountain we'll
filled pnrsc slipped from his bosom and
fell upon the sand, but he did not OBJ
serve It, and went away before he had
discovered his loss.
Hardly had the warrior departed when
fair and comrly Youth apprOaclicdj aud
took his place at the spring. He saw the
purse and took It up, aud soon finding 10
filled with gold, aud. discovering no pos
Sibc owner IN sight, he put II In his bos-
ON and went his way.
Following the youth capc Il gray
Larcd, Slow-paccd old man 10 tl't fotin-
tain. who. having aurnclied HE thirst
sat down 10 rest, and while he thus sat
the warrior who had lost his purse re-
turned to seek IL IN that place, where he
knew he must have let II fall. lie asked
the old man II he had seen IT.,
The latter sworc that he Ind not, atid
called upon heaven to witness 10 his hon
or: but the loser would not believe him :.
The old mans inre was troubled, and he
seemed to swenr too roundly, aud In tie
end the mnn-at-armS, full Of wrath aud
regardless of the others protcstations.
drew his sword and killed him on the
spot.
Moses, sorcly affected at this spectacle,
prostratcd himself on the ground, and
was on the point Of complaining Of this
sad piece Of injustice, when n voice from
the o'er-tUpping cloud addressed HIN In
these words:
"Dlsspatc thy fear and thy surprise
do not nsk Him who governs the uni
verse why lie has permitted that which
thou has Just witnessed. The youth
who found the purse was the cause of
The old mans death; but know that tlilr
same old man was the wicked murderer
Of TINT youths father"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
Combustion Without Flame.
MELriSG wRorGnr mon LIKE WAX rs
pEn A DLow-rIrE, Win NO FLAME.
lrrom mo American ArchIieci.l

A new theory OF combustion was prac-
tlcally illustrated by Mr. Thomas Flctoll-
or, of Warrington, England NJ n soircc
of the Society Of Chemical Industry, nj
Owens College, the results being 80 to-
tally unexpected that many present
would, and In fact did, 20 away with
the impression that some deception was
Icing practiced. Mr.. Jacob Reese, tho
inventor OF the Reese fuslng disc, has
stated his belief that II II were possible
10 produce combustion without flame,
the temperature aud duty obtained from
any fuel would be enormously increased,
Mr. Fletcher not only has pr6Ted The
posubilIty OF hameless tonibnbti0n w
more than ono form, brit alen hab denton.
strated practically tho enormously high
temperatures Which can ~ oblnlhtd by
this mtanF. .,..... .,.,,. I,,v A..
ponds in weight, Mr Fletcher placed u
OF, smb Of aft-tlay, and directing a
bl6wlpfbt fhfno on II for q few seconds,
he siHhehly Blew the flame ont. The
fsdl bBldtdf6 increased 30 rapidly that IN
!. A feW Ftpnds the wroupht-lron fused
ihd raw Into drops, and this temperature
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
Comfort for the Baldheads.

An exchange says; Abundant hair Is
not II sign Of bodily or mental strength ;
the story Of Sampson having given rise
to the notion that hairy men are strong
physically, while the fact is that the
Chinese, who are the most enduring 0t
all races, are mostly bald, and ms 10 the
supposition that long aud thick hair is n
sign and token of intellectually, all an
tQuliy, all mad-hOuScs and all common
observation ARE against It, The cnsily
whccdlcd Esau was hairy. The mighty
Caesar was bald. I.ong-haircd men are
generally weak and fauatical aud men
with Sranty hair are the philosophers
and soldiers and statesmen of the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

was steadily maibiainqd. The room was
dqrkcned, but. the eo,clpsgt examination
did not show II trace Of flame, although
the fact that the gaf was. .huTp ing was
proved by repeatedly rellghtiuS and ex-
tingulsliing II. 'fiic sanie experiment
was repeated in lI6tltt .form by direct
Ing the ilaHeless heat llitP a. suall fire
clay chamhers Sn Which u refractory clay
cruciblc, mp1p, especially for nickel
melting, was partially Glstd alid wprkn'
ed Into ball Ike soft putty, the sides OF
the tire-clny chamber being ut the same
time fused. The heat was so great that
the blow-pipe laboratory, which was
given up to Mr.. Fletcher for the even
ing, was much too hot to bc agreeable,
In spite Of open windows aud ventlla-
tors. How far this discovery can be ull-
llzed remains to be seen, but II would
appear That the presence Of flame, usual
ly considered to be II sign ofcombustlop,
Is really m indication of iniRetfyCt res
suits, and tie best duty Is to DC obtained
only when flame Is totally absent II Is
certain tIiat such tenperptvtln tpo3G
obtained BY MI Fletcher witholtt fatilc
have never previously been obtained
with the fuel used, which was nothing
more than y small gas-supply for quar-
ter-It!ct pipe, assisted bt ~ air-blast.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
A Georgia Frog Story.

A gentleman from lIartwell sent to
the Great Western Gun Works and pur-
chased Il small parlor rife, with l,00C
cartridges of the smallest size, the ballet
being about the size of duck shot. lie
went over to Benson's mill pond frog
hunting, aud found II very large frog OF
the masculine gender sitting on stump
Just above the water. lie shot y times
at him, when his frog-ship lost his bal
ance and dropped over into shallow wa
ter. Upon taking the frog out 1t was
found he had swallawed twcnty-six OF
the bullets, catching them IN his mouth,
supposing them to be flies. When he
went 10 move the weight Of the lead
carried him overheard and when taken
ont was not dead but awful Sullen.-
Udrt,ecN San.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
A EIar,isonburg correspondent of tn,

a Iiariisonburg corrcspo'lcnt of the
DISPATCH says:
A Joint discussion took place here TO-
day between Captain O'Fcrral', Demo
cratic candidate for Congress, AMI Kid
dlcbcrgcr. O'Fcrrall had great victory.
Riidcbcrgcr only held ont for ten
minutes of his rcioindcr. The Demo
cratic column L. moving.
The "Dcmocratlc" column generally
mo ;cs when Ri,ldlebcrgcr gets after It,
II moved last year whenever Harry got
after Il. The "moving" was good deal
like that of Pope whenever Sioncwall
Jackson asked him to "grt upond dust"
Thr idea Of O'Fcrrall having n great
victory over RIddlcbcrgcr crls rich The
public can take this as sample OF I''nd-
er news Of the day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

The Dispatch says there Is not sur
plus word IN Frank l,unln's letter OIL
Malone. We presume the Dispatch has
especIal reference to the prudent dccla-
rations Of said Runln that the Fundcrs
IN 1870 assessed the salaries of the base
ment officers for campaign purposes
But, gollyl wasn't that Ruif-on the
anId FINDERS!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

Capt. Ncwbcrry "norutcd" at Smyll'
County Court lnht week, and of ro'lrs"
demolished Malone, bottled the ll''n-
der, split horns crossways AMI tor"
Clinch Mountain 10 smash. The MARI
on UrnALp says that nevertheless not
wiihstandiug, howsomcvcr and prehapS
his electric gyratlons aud bowling Dar-
wish exhibition fell flat. When he pa''s-
cd for the customary applnuscd the SAIL
apula,,sc failed to come 10 time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
THE SCHOOL BOY.

We brought him box for his books and things
And cricket bag for his bat;
And he looked the brightest and best of kings
Under his new straw hat.
We handed him into the railway train,
With group of his young compccrs,
And we made II rs though II were dust and rain
Were filling our eyes with tears.
We looked in his innocent face to sec
The sign of n sorrowful heart;
But he only shouldered his bat with glee;
And wondered when they would start.
Twas not that he loved not as heretofore,
For the boy was tender and kind;
But his was world that was all before,
And ours was world behind.
Twas not that his fluttcring heart was cold,
For the child was loyal and true;
But the parents love- the love that Is old
And the childrcn's the love the love that IL
new,
And we came to know that love Is flower
Which only groweth down,
And we scarcely spake for the space of an hour
As we drove back through the town,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

Query, VIII Dawson, and SyphaX, ac-
company Massey IN his tour through the
Southwest! II not why not? Dawson
aud Syphax are the two end men for
the old man down below. II Massey
would Use the burnt cork freely they
could get up better Show then the
eric Fo,trn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
A Travellers story.

After tpendlng months NJ watering places
and kbhsnltihR the beet physicians without
boncnt rotufted home diaheartened ann es-
betled 10 dle. "A friend urged . trial OF Pafh,
tts 0lhRtt Tonic. Three botues and gareiui ,
lpillts. and Rope my experience may bcncht
lrnini anifercrf lCindnnau lady. See other
chlnrnn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

WAsHINGToE, u. G., May 18th, 1880,
GENTbEMEN-IIavinp been sufferer Tor II
long time from nervous prOstrniion and gen
crnl debility, | was advised 10 try1lOp Dittcrs.
have tukgn one bottle, and have bCcn rapid
~ getting better ever since, and think II IL
the best medicine ] ever used. AM now
gaining strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and was In despair until ! tried your
Bltters. am now well, able 10 go about and
do my own work. Before iuking II was COM
plctcly prostrnted. ,,-.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
"WIth Grateful Feelings.

pr, PIEnCE, buffalo, n. Y. .tJkkh af,-Your
"Undet Medical Discovery" and PurEatlve
ous % s%cnSSs Sfd Shd 0ps soSe" SSot n tho VS N"cs
and your "Favoritc Prescription" has accom-
plished wonders IN restoring TO health my wife
who had been bcd-fnat for eight months from
Fcmale Weakness. ! ann with groaiful feel
nRs. Yours truly,
r. II. LONG, Galveston, Texas.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

DR.. A. Beavers of the Grundy W.
ADErrE has discontinued the patent out
side and now prints the entire paper in
his own handsome office. All which
means that instead of being Masseyized
Beavers has simply doubled his Read
justmcnt. Go on Beavers the Gods are
with you.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
Vigorous Growlh

n, Tho hair ia often promoted by using ~
sr,'s Iiair nalsam, II always restores tue
s.,,thf,ti color and luHrc 10 Rrav hair, gives Y
~, iifr nnd renoyoH hll irritation aud dun.
. lrUN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

When d young Iady asked to look Mt n
pnfasol, the cIerk said "Will you please
give the shade you wnnty" III expect
the parasol to give the shade want"
said the young lidyi--Et.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

pBtsTOL, rsnn,, from he 1si 70 The aib ~ sseh
meath Omss, IN street, ~ door fet hsin
uEtnF, Tsnn. from The nth 10 The 18th of each
tsyrth omsa, Main street., Bast BBt.
JouFHoh CITY, Tenn, the fsmaindsf 81 The
wspth omts, M. tsshofn'Foii onss
gsy n b,s-ivf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

'writc 10 Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, Lynn
Mnss., for names OF ladies cured of fcmnlc
weakness by taking her Vegetable Compound.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29

The great, but long unfinished Wash
ihgton Monument Is pressing slowly
toward the sky. 1t Is 50 feet square at
the base and will be 500 feet high when
completed. 1t is ascendcd by an inside
stairway and the Government proposes
to mount 1t with n signal station. with
all Its boasted attitude the tower at the
Great Natural Bridge and Tunnel in
scott Co., will overtop it by at least so
feet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
Dr. ]. NJ. KING,

bl,a1aai. syiG Fsnf+sf, oalitt. v B.nlai sv,.
.,gtfIl
win aispiidoslly psffoPh aif Dsnlsl ope.
raIionb and gAaTahles saiisfaotioh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-29
A, F. MILES,,
Attorney-at:haVV,,
IRISTOL. TrNN

WIN prdtJicc N the tdilfls ~ Washington.
Smythi md scott counties, VA aud sullivan
guiiity Tenn. I ,
sPSsa ,,, si,cTtioo g,SST r. tc s2lIsct! q
store. Aug, "A, tysIif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Buelflcss Chances.

DESIRABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
I : EITN FOR SALE.
.rt. --o--efors OF a Dt.N TKALLY LOCATED MANU-
FA,rI iNg COMPANY offer tor safe tArlr entlc Prol"
..ns..rny.f ..A T. III, l. GIN -, DDlLEt1.
s ltri,,i pm s. ami MACIIINERI vi ha spacious
Iet- NDl.l 4a,ncI Nllh "a J.. isN~ sc also thfenue
FL. ., u sfi. ICULI AL IMPLtM hN rs. manudc-
tur ami 90 Their with stock '. materials many
of M indictments being great demand and very desirable
IN. %. securing weie.tau hshed business with
gla r.ua ion ouc, a. the capacity OF production
~ Id. vy.I ,... .c desired Ae pur' IAser VIII
lave of patents issued aua applied for Ile perfect WIN
aa-.e--!ou % wished Information As 10 price
terms of .s trl- Ni.cI Will be- Made esy can DC had Dy
lsll,t to l.rA 81. Albany. y. T.
FLOUR. feed aud custom mus Tor sale or
,,ge favorable terms. near ithaca y. Y, now do
ir. .,e l4a tDlr .h.uS me trade Particulars u o.
Il.l o tE = -J - ,-al-st, \. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
COTTON uARnEr.-BY rEIrGnArh

.,.i.-rA May ya.- cotton quiet NlIlAu.. &c. Low
hlanug Eoo1 ordinary 4" - receipts. - bales
lt.tr.sosH Al 20.CoJtol qGiet ,fddlAnc lc. Low
,f-,-'.ny act GOOl Ordinary. luac sTusa rrcciuts.
-s exports GREAT Efil ~ bales to the Continent
ftu. bales -. Dates
CstUIEsfON. May -J.-Cotion lnet. MidCine l2c. Low
.1otl.r u M - ~. OVOd ordinary urt r-c+Ipta
- .es gross % eHPOrs rO4,tvise, 81 Da4es sass
2DY pu. es stOcl. III bales
tlsCNAAIL MAY 29-Cotton quet Miidling. y SC Low
NADINE Il 60 GOOD Ordinary 4u receipts balrs
sb,r,-,eiis - bales stock. - =
VOgLR Nav -s.-COuOn quiet, MlddinE lstc. Low
.t,,,+rrg ~ Ordinary lU@,c. rrcriUt. I4l
Ias gross l4s exports coAStwse q bales
Da c-. -tOck. b.0O5 baier
zs-DK.lANn Ma. 2J.-Cort0n quiet MlGding. Do Low
Nm &c Good Ordinary, IL a.. not receipts. 300
~ uales 100 stock, 49,. = balts
tyXAli nav -s.-t otton quiet idaArg go. Low
,,Se,g &C. Ordinary, lUl4c. reccpIs et7
aors cuastw4sc LII b-cs sales loo bales stock
3D. bales . ... ,,....
M,adbrg A. Ordinary L4-sc. receipts, IA bales,
5000
WnAINGrcs May Z9-Cotton quiet MildlIng, II 7e' Low
Mlddlng ss. Good Ordinary, 1911 Ast receipts 4
-. -. ta-r ...les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30
Sales bp Aurtlou.

y VAN TA-sELL & KEARNEY. landowners
ADJ Adflou 10 tir -iatc A7'h1 ''iAe "O-iA
81 and -th-aye.. Scw-i OK CITY. on
ami. il lIA y June J. at j. :5l IN The forenoon,
uu-rrvicrablr ordnance stores consist
IN 81 brass guns. metallic ~ els cabre 1u artillery hAr
.. .a Dr dies. cloths. sings,
M e., ,- carud-e buxeS, ba.IIcks, nayonet -cabbariA
t fs. rr.- b.its gun slaCs cap p0dcnea- knapsacK5,
tens lot cloLuu-. comp sing "vercoaas coats and jack
flnu..s cplur. BLANKETS. helmets Dumcs.
.~a4- r- uouHDns fatigue caps 7crtp-lf"u artillery anu
cavalry -alrc- gun carriage. Iubrs cas- ohs hoWi4' T
ai.-. .., rlDe- being condemned STATE stores
-. I. t.. .xb. ,I,lDu morning Of safe
|sfaasu. s be- rrany on saturday, N ly - anu an Dc
obtained ID. Ar oficr 81 the lucLOnoers, lLO AND IL Last
"a ',ri,r nisi OF Ordnance OF state o. NewYorA
DFCFIVEK'S SALE-FAIRCHILD 4 DE
Ia WALLTEA IS Auctoneers VIII sell at pubic aHel'h
-. y,,.irr-dIv Nav 81 l-S-, AOr 80 and $50 an
go IN, York ttv AT u o'clock. noon, all the STOCK on
hand nusl,l and unfinished. machinery, tools good VIII
,iis inventions and enrcts Ok the Perpetual Tension
fruDrIIug belt Company ... ,.-,,-r,y
~ order OF WILLIAM \ IOEIEft
Receiver.
KO0NEs & GOLDMAN,
Attorneys for Receiver
10 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-30


4oth-st q s. LOT. 70 and 7a6 Of oth-aye. 5oyo9e,
l.lth interest llaabetA slaw and husband 70 ~ ooo
same property 55ihs interest. Mar Beldio'ton
Avic No is6. s5555 Angus c iias,ey mccoy 400
un.aa.i a v e. ia it, i5tio5. : L il Wir referee o,o
75ti-t a s. t e " Of AveA i7xiOl2 W TeEre- % -oo
'lS ami o I5 c,i ~ ~ q ~ 1000
i't4' Z . It " OF aa,e 4.A4Ooo' noy 90 $4,000
lo9tIs g. 30 It e u ist-ave seven lots ineress
W D. Forest and others, executors to C9ssiett o.,
same hI p1o1arfy b cs,on 10 Lit,nln 552j
Mad asS r H. TO 10 pial iel''ol' -o. l $4,000
7t5St N - SSH OF 6taye i9O175.3, Hart - ,o
57tS ant 'se rs It o. dave 251iOl5: Ellen
~, de- ovarro to J oimmns Ernest 40'oOo
" ss Ee5gl and nd husband to v 10. as 1880
Madison ave- v ;, COS u 5 ol I5-stst. lGsx75 \ o-oo
and u, sg 70 I q le AHe -oo4oo. Z ECKER 1880
l2th1 Moore and 1 5n u oa 3 to 1 ~ $3.50
dave. " = - ~ 81 f'th,sS -, '1NSoA!2 y
7lgx77 iOK57.2. SchalA and "ie TO Brew 10 400
ave re ~ J, 10 81 5ii5a "i io''-o' 1880
Charles 81 s. 2zIs Il Of lth-st sOz35. smith,
referee TO ~ Donne ~ ~ : also -O'O0'
aS Sd " vie Gt to ftIE Htsg YO--ooD 10000
Dg If and ~ vie he TO I + %risht - 10000
l'oSii' n g1y reo 81 80 10 Wins 5000
2Oth-s No ~ ~eAt sGtti referee. ~ HenryV ooo
'O'e1' b EG IL ''' ...-'. $500
Alesadera,c. " cor II 55issi 7jIiJ0.
berg aud wife 70 ones .-;,...,a-,- 10
Ps Ntr7 Johnson GS NJ to q aa aSg you $1,000
'' agfon - reirree :. to l. 1c.oS 1000
a. .S. l, e, o. be- i srroy --o 5000
l0isst " lot 2o2 @'1-I7 Nary AenlI 20 A4s $50
lj4is.. z =, 800 IT W u Cou tlandavc l5Kl60 II
Murtou referee, 10 Mary LApp- o'V