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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-16
j. THOMPSON Brown, Auctioneer.
by ". Goddin 6 son. Auctionccrs,
Eleventh ami Bank streets.


TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM or
L EIGHTY ACRES on THE SOUTH SIDE
OF THE WFSTiiAN PbANk-ROAD, fOlK
Mills WEST FROM RIClNlOND.-Ey virtue
of decd Of trust executed t. the suisse ibcr hy the
late Colonel :. :. Myers, bearing dItc llh II Feb
r,;gry. 1854. duly recorded in llenrico County
Court shall, I'm execution thereof, 10 the request
Of The personal representative OF The creditor
thereby secured proceed 10 sell 1T public auctoh'
On the premises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 81. lS-2.
af ] o'clock VI. NJ fair if not on lhe drst fair
day tlcrcaftcr). Tie FARM OF EIGHTY ACRES
more or toss. located rs above now tn Tie occu-
Fair aualitv. with small but comfortable
dwelling ana kitchen thereon, and !. in irc.; OF
the handsome cot 'gc-dwcliing Of Captain \. N.
CARRIER. AMI g. cNcciicutiy located.
TERMS: whilst the iced requires ca q "a. yet
am authorized 10 sav That the credit may ne cN-
tended 10 two third, at one and Two years Bear
ing legal interest, secured by deed oI trust
10 ". GODDiN. Trustee.
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IrU-tCcs
GRUDBS & WILLIAMS, AuCtiOnccrs. no !
By Furman Topper.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
10lG Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE
L NY-hND-BASEMFNT DETACHED
BRICK DWELLING. No. ia SOUTH SINH,
BETWEEN CARY AND CANAL SrkEEIS.-As
trustees In 4 decd Of trust executed by William VI.
Hall and wife, dated November 10. 1873 and 10y
virtue of a decree Of the Chancery Court of the
city of Richmond, entered October 30. 1882, IN
The suit of Hall rs. Macon ana upper, trustees,
and others. beng required SO to do by the parties
interested, we shall sell by auction. on the prcmi
sCs.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &c. 1882,
It O'Clock J.. NJ, all that LAND IN the city Of
Richmond, with the improvements thereon, front
ing 46H feet on the west line of sixth street. be-
tween Cary and Canal stree :, and running back
between parallel lines lis feet To an alley IA feet
wide. The houSe, conveniently arranged and sub
stantllly built, has twelve rooms. including bath
room: also. detached kitchen and stable in yard.
The property is yielding a good rental
TERMS: One third cash; ana the residue al six.
twelve. and eighteen months. the purchaser Civ
ing his negotiable notes for deferred payments.
and title retained until al the purc!llSc-moncy Is
paid and deed ordered by Court.
GEORGE Il. NACON,l r,,,,-,,
FURMAN TUPPER, ! ii"S''Vs'
FCRMAN TUPTKE. AnctiOnccr 10
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By Frank -. Hin & Co.,.
Rell Estate Agents and Aucii0nccrs.
IIls Min efr,.f

lbs nam street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
NAND LOTAND VERY DESIR NBLEBITID-
lNG LOTS ON THE NOETIlWFST CORNER
or MARSHALL AID HNNCOCh STREETS.
AND AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER or
CLAY AND HANCOCK STREETS. AT AUC-
1ION.-By virtue Of Il decree I'm the suit of
Maeder and wife rs. Mc,lermln Il aIs.' en-
tered by the Chanccry Court # the cityof Rich
mond October "a, ls-2. Will sell, on tie prcml-
ac,. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25. lSS2.
bcginnins promptly at o'clock r. ". the REAL
> LOTS. each 3ONl2f G-l9 feet. fronting on Mar
shall street: / LOTS. each 3ONlJO feet. fronting
on l.ancock between Marshall and CLAY streets.
PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE. containing about
five rooms also, LOTS, each 3ON72 feet. fronting
on Gay street. THIS propcrty f. located In one
square Of The Richmond. Frcdcricks hurg and
ioiomlc Railroad depot. and Ia hat portion Of
the CITY RAPIDLY enhancing IN value. These lot,
Offer special inducements % part.o~ dc,rouS Of in
Nc'ilng where quick PROFITS may bc realized rs
good building lois are scarcc IN that locality
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance at six. twelve.
ana eighteen months, FIR ncgoia' L. notes, interest
added. ana title retained antil the purcha.c-mDucv
l. paid. and conveyance ordered by the Court.
Plat of ground with aucii0ncer,.
\. NJ. KEILEY,
JAMES CASkIE.
Special Commissioners
FRANK d. I'LL & Co., Auctioncers. 10 -
By Ouarlcs * McCurdy.
successors 10 Robert l.. Lynel
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers. and Brokers'.
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEE'S SALE or THE ENTIRE
Il OUTFIT or HE ESTABLISHMENT Ar
TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER or FoIfR-
TENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS. OVER
TIE DRuSIORE OF MIR. G. 4. HERRIAN, AT
ruBLiC ACCTIOS.I7As trustee Of tie Rich
in3nd Banking and Insurance Company, will
sell upon the premises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17TH,
at 1Ci. O'Clock. the ENTIRE OUTFIT of tho
q aforementioned establishment. consisting OF
CARPETS. MIRRORS
CHAMBER FURNITURE
BEDDING, GLASSWARE
COOKING UTENSILS.
DlNlNG-ROOM FURNITURE
CHAIRS, TABLES.
CURTAINS, CROCkERY.
i IRON SAFE.
And OTHER ARTICLES too numerou, 10
mention.
sale positive and without reserve.
TERMS: Cash.
G. T.. WIIITLOCk, Trustee
OtAELks MCCUEDY- AuctiOnccrs. no Is
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Ey sampson :; Adamson,
successors 10 jchn j. sampson & Br0thcr)
Real Estate Agents,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF COAL PRO-
/ PTRTY NJ THE CLOVER-i'iLL COAL
MINES. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY. Va
BV virtue of deed OF tIust from W. 4. Robert
son. and &. \. Robertson. lis wife. and g.. II.
Robertson. trustee. bearing date on the ION day
OF December 1879. and recorded In the clcrl y,
Office Of the County Court Of Chesterfield county.
and being required 50 20 do by The creditors So
cured thereby. VIII ell by public auction. Oh tie
premise, on Inc
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1882.
nj - O'Clock W.. FOUR UNDIVIDED EIGiI-
VEENTIIS dis of the COAL INTEREST in
what T. known ~ the "HOBEEiSOS COAL
PROPERTY" the same being tho coal or mineral
underlying that certain TRACE or LASD, con-
tanning 800 ACRES. situate and being at the
ClOvcr-Iill coai-Hin,s. In the county of Chc trr-
Gcld and STATE of Virginia. bounded on the north
hy tic lands Of The Bright-l!cpc Railway Com
panv sOuth by the lands of tine c-taic of William
Woreham. deceased: e9st by The lands Of the estate
Of Thomas fcuGlcy. deceased: and wcas by the
lands Of The aid y. 4. Robertson.
a portion of this property has been worked, and
the coal Welded Is OF excellent quality. a
TERMS: one fourth cash. and Tie residue upm
equal credits Of sy. twelve. and eighteen months,
the deferred payments of the purchaec-mOfry,
with Interest added from the day Of s1lr. aud Sc
cure the payment Of tuc same 10y deed of trust
MEADE UhSKINS Trustee.
SAMPSON & ADANSON, huctionccr,. Oc II
By Gruhbs & Williams.
Real L tate Agent, and Auclioncers,
10. Eleventh Street.
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hNNE
Anne by the Grace of God of England
Scotland France d Ireland Queen, Defend
or of the faith &c. TO our Trllsty and
welbeloved Francis Nicholson Esq'r our
Lieutenant and Governor General Of orr
Colony and Dominion OF Virginia in Amc-
rica, or to the Commander in chief for the
time being Greeting We do hereby autho-
rize you to Use the seal OF that our Colony
web you have last used and have at pres
ent in your possession for sealing all things
whatsoever that pass the Seal in our said
Colony until we shall give Order for an
other Seal TO be made with our own ROYAL
name and Inscription. Given at our Court
at st. Jamcs's the Both Gay OF March 1902
in the first year OF our Reign.
BY her Ma'tys Command
MANCHESTER
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Your Very Loving Friends

Your Very Loving Friends,
STAMFORD,
LEXINGTON,
PHI: MEADOWS,
WILLIAM BLATHwAYT,
JOIN POLLEXFEN,
ABR. HILL,
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by Davenport & Morris, Auctioneers.
Dock street.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16
THE TREACHEROUS TRlCHINOSlS

RED WING, Minn., Feb. S-Will you permit
me to reply through your columns to many in
qulrles respecting the recent occurrence of
trlchInosis in and around Minneota, Lyon
county. Fonr of the supposed victims have
already died, al probably from this disease
The remainder Il think, in all. seven cases) are,
up to yesterday, gaining nicely, under the care
OF Drs. Prisons aud Andrews Of Marshall l
have examined, since my return from there,
twenty samples Of pork from the butcher
shops Of the village, and found seven of the
twenty infected by trichin@. To-day received
sample taken from pig brought there last
fall, and sent to me by the purchaser Through
DR.. Pirsons) who is now having symptoms Of
trichiuosis. 1t is the worst specimen I have vc.
examined 1t is full of encysted ''trichine.'
This board and the local board Of health have
for bidden the sale of all imported pork till iu-
spected, and through the local papers urged
all having pork, fresh or salted, to submit sam
pies for examination. They also ordered
samples Of rats, cats and mice flesh from the
infected locality: All will be carefully exam
ined, and nothing lott undone to get at the
cause OF the outbreak or to prevent the fur
ther spread Of the disease.
1t is only by careful examination of a large
series of samples Of pork from the infected
district that we can learn how widely diffusod
the infection may be, and by the examination
OF the flesh of animals who may have furnished
victims, from this class, to the pigs, that we
can learn if infection came from that source.
Meantime, let me repeat the statement, made
80 often, that thoroughly cooked pork,
that is, all which shall have been submit
ted to the heat Of boiling water for
more than an hour is safe as far a. this dis
ease ID concerned, because a temperature As
high - 212 degrees Fahrenheit is death to
trlchinae and to their eggs. Frying or baking
are safest, because the heat is very high in
those processes
Let me add, in conclusion, that shall be
pleased to receive samples of pork for OK
animation. provided that each sample is
properly marked by an attached label. &C.
companied by . note as to the location from
which the sample is taken. Q. g., tenderloin,
midrif, spare rib, etc The piece
should be lean meat, and need
not be more than IN inch long the length ways
Of the flesh. and quarter Of an inch square.
1t should be wrapped in oiled paper. This
offer is made to have as great variety of
specimens as possible from all parts of the
State, and, to be Of any use the samples must be
authenticated by the name and address of the
person sending them. In all such cases = re-
ply by postal card will be made as soon as exam
ination is completed. CHAs. N. HEw1rT.
Secretary State Board Of Health.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16
Ancient Order Of United Workmen,

The sixth annual convention of the order of
United Workmen Of the state OF Minnesota was
held in St. Paul on Tuesday and Wednesday.
htapresentat1yes II nv were present fsom al parte Of
7. e Presuell, Duluth; NJ Sheire, st. Paul;
g. b. Tsisey, Do lnely.
The report of the grand receiver vas submit
ted and accepted. It shows tbs receipts a.
$45. .751. 33 and the expenditures $38 l46. 10,
leaving balance on hand Of $8, ,635. IA. 9th.
or reports showed the order to be in q flour
shlng condition. The reports show that eigh-
teen deaths have occurred during the past year.
hat there is present membership Of 800,
and the sum collected fer insurance was S37. =.
942. Thirty six thousand ll,rs Of this sum
has been paid out on the policies of dec edents
during tie year.
that meet weekly the privilege Of electing OH
cers semi annually instead Of annually as here
tofore. The convention designated ST Paul AZ
the place for the next ANIMAL meeting The
followin ggrand officers were elected for the
?: 6. Il. W.. NJ Nye, Wells.
6. N. WA. l. Levi, MINNEAPOLIS.
6. &c: Fl. Roberts, Rochester.
G: O.-E Il. Stevens, st. Paul.
g. R-W. Cheny, Minneapolis.
9: Ri J: McCardy, St. Paul
G. G-J: L Gidings, Anoka.
G. We. Bigelow, Austin.
term Of three years.
J. ". soule, Rochester, for = term Of one
j: M. Nye, Wells; T. H. Presnell. Duluth: A.
d. Taisey, Donnelly; were elected as repre-
sentatlves to the supreme lodge Of the United
etates, which meets at Cincinnati in June.
The grand recorders salary vas fixed at
$500 for the ensuing year, including all e1-
pensee.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16

KANSAS has earned bad name at III.
east in one respect, and that is the habit Of
constantly appealing to the eastern public
for money. The best citizens and newspa.
pe1s 1iscountensnce the practice, but WELL
meaning and misguided people, and not q
few knaves. are ever in the field for some.
thing. Referring to the latest form of this
public begging, the Boston Herald saws.
Kansas has been said to be Of New Eng
land origin, bnt bellies it by her readiness
to ask and receive aims on the slightest
provocation. No New England state would
do it. If Kansas cannot enforce it's IRON
clad prohibitory law-and the more "iron-
Glad" such laws the more useless thew
are-the elf-respect of Gov. St. John
should have forbidden him from gong to
the east to beg fund of 800, ,O0) to help
enforce it. If the Kansansans were in
earnest about the law. they would raise the
money among themselves, but their refusal
to put their hands in their pockets. show
that they would prefer to see it remain
unenforced"
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16
CA.9UALTrE9-

Ivan Petroff, special agent Of the census bu-
reau for Alaska, completed his work ia the field
last September and has reached Washington
Mr.. Petrof is the gentleman who lset year
made lou. .ney Of 5000 miles in Alaska and
among the Aleutan islands, 3, 500 miles Of
which was through portion of Alaska never
before penetrated by civilized men. This
journey was made for the census bureau, and
was entirely su :cessfal Tue islands snd the
western portion of the peninsula Of alaska, as
far east as Cooks inlet. were examined, and
the data required for the census publications
were secured.
Last weeks failures furnish splendid text for
general discussion of the necessity of nation
al bankrupt law. R. G. Dunn h Co. report
that number Of them are deliberate attempts
at frauds upon creditors, indicated by prefer
ences given to friends. One trader cody pre-
fers his sister-in-law for $42, 900 to satisfy his
conscience, leaving nothing whatever for his
600 or $6 200. His sister in-law should be
satisfied with the distribution of the assets and
his conscience will no doubt be quitedby 6ivi-
SION Of the spoils.
Advice from the Midlothian, Va, mine state
that the body of Engineer Joseph COurren
(white) was found about fifty feet from his en-
gtne. He was not burned or disfgured cave
bodies recovered. Regular working shifts Of
ten men are now organized. The citizens Of
Coal6eld appeal for reliet for the widows and
orphans Of the Victims
An accident occurred on the Pennsvlvania
railroad near Huntingdon. resulting in the
death Of Engineer D. Coulter and Conductor
Stonebraker, and fatally injuring Fireman
Kennedy, all Of Altoona.
At Minneapolis, on Tuesday, McCulloch L.
Lees furniture establishments was destroyed
together with Merriam, Barrows & Co. shaw
hG1aa nanfitv f,f II Yy,ho
$4,000.
There are twenty six widows and ten Or
rhans by the Midlothian coal mine disaster
Coal field appesls for sid to prevent further
suffering and disasters.
Fire at Milwaukee, Wis, damaged Wolf &
Davidson's planning mill, $3, 500; will be COW
cred by insurance
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16
Two Clerical Stories.
From tho Buffalo Courier.


From tho Buffalo Courier.
"A clergyman, who had recently taken
charge Of parish in small town in Mas
sachusetts, relates that he was called upon
to attend . funeral few days after he had
assumed the performance of his duties. AZ
he entered the house of mourning he was
met by member of the bereaved family.
who said: You are On Episcopalian. I be-.
lieve. "Yes." "Well, sir. i don't know
much about your practices, but believe
you like to undress and dress q good deal.
Perhaps you would like to 90 up stairs and
put on your shroud."
This reminds Us Of q story told by a ven-
cradle bishop in one Of the New England
diseceses. He was called upon one after
noon by Baptist minister, who asked him
II he had any objections to taking charge
OF funeral. The Baptist brother stated
that he had suddenly received bad news,
had but very short time to o.tch the
train, and was obliged to call upon the near.
est Christian clergyman. The good bishop
assented at once. and started for the house
OF mourning. Upon arriving there the
family cordially thanked him, and then
suggested that short address in euloQy Of
the deceased was expected, and would be
most welcome. Il complied" ss;d said the he
bishop, "but it was very difficult, as had
not the most remote acquaintance with tAe
eoateHte ef tie bo1."
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16

was with him on that fatal night are young 60
ciety men. and after the murder they went to 4
house Of i'll repute aud procured two female
friends to 70 and ascertain il the victim of he
assault vas dead. and these havs been arrested
- accessories after the fact
William Lyeaight, one Of the richest and best
known stock-raisers in Wisconsin, living 1T
Montrose, Z few miles east If Madison, was
found in IN insensible and dying condition in
his barn. Lysaight had just returned from
Chicago, where he had sold large lot OF cat
tle He was felled by blow frcm behind,
marks Of violence having been found on his
head. The latest accounts state that but little
hope Of his recovery is entertained
At Prescott, Arizona, Henry H. Hull was
hanged for the murder Of 4 man named Bi' hop
at Flsgstan in September last O~ing to q
rumor Of an attempt to rec cue, twenty additional
deputies we're sworn in aud armed, tut no at
tempt was made. The prisoner met his fate
apparently with indifference, making short
statement to reporters on the scahold and dying
without struggle.
Halver X. Fadness, a hitherto respected citi-
zen Of Riceland, has been arrested and held in
5000 bonds, charged with forging note for
$45. Mr.. Fadness paid the note.
Martin Flanagan, under sentence OF death at
Buffalo. N. Y, is reprieved till March "a
Communication Of his sentence is recommended
by the judge presiding at the trial.
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16
worship. and 1893 private hotels, all the pro
e:ty of Jews.
POSTOFFICE CHANGES
During the Week Ending February 3, 18s

During the Week Ending February :, 1882,
Established-Chanhassen, Carver county, Peter
l}arthel, postmaster.
Name Chauged--Round Mound, Traverse county,
to Mandada.
Postmasters Appointed-Bethel, Anoka county,
James H. Cooper: Elmore, Faribault county. Chas.
Cady: Neapolis, Anoka county, Jss. ". Slater; St.
Greek. Washington county, Fred. H. Boles
- tablished-Kempster. Langlade county. James
Doran, postmaster.
Was, st. c1ox
john Kuck: Morley, Lincoln county, Hiram Nor.
ley: Otter Greek. Eau Claire county. George NJ
F. Sander, postmaster.
iscontinued-Avondale, Adair county: La
Grange. Lucas county; Pine Mills, Muscatine
County: Turkey River, Clayton county.
Names Changed-Bivens Grove, Marshall county,
to st. Anthony: May View, Buena Vista county. Ia
Marathon.
VIM NJ. Henderson; Caledonia. Rngeold COUNTY
Arlington Foster: Baskerville, Buchanan county,
Levi Leach: Central City, Linn county, George G.
Jordan: Hancock, Pottawattamie county. Winfield
Adkins: Lake View. Palo Alto county. Oscar A.
sterner: Maple River Junction, Carroll county,
Chas L. Elliott: Mendoa, Pottawattamie county,
Joseph H. Yoder: Newburg, Jasper county, A.
Kenaston: Norwalk Warren county, Geo. A. Stef-
fer; Sonora. Poweslieik county. A. R. FerQuson:
Spring Valley, Decatur county, T.. ]. Halstead.
DAKOTA.
stablished-Manvel, Grand Forks county, Ernest
K. Jacob. postmaster: Tarbell, Stutsman county,
Susan p Tarbell, postmaster.
observation-disclosures, Yankton county.
Name Changed-Safford, Yrai county, 10 Kelso.
Pos'masters Appointed-Aure!ia, Miner county,
Cyrus B. 1ngh m; Goodwin, Deuel. county, Rich
ard Phillips; Joliette. Pemina county, Newton
Youmaas
The Worthington advance., 1882-02-16

GLADSTONE, the premier Of one party in
England has lately given to the public one
OF his ideas Of civil service BY elevatine an
eminent lawyer of the minority to the
bench, and that, too, with the knowledge
that the district left vacant by the promo
ton would inevitably elect tory to suc-
ceed tory. A good deal is said about tho
tenefts arising from keeping the judiciary
out OF politics, but it appears that England
IN Tar in advance of the United States in
this respect. Judicial positions in this
country. with comparatively rare exceptions
are regarded as among the legitimate spoils
Of political victors.