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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-18
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1852,

at o'clock \. W.. and thereafter from DAY to lly
until the sale is completed of All the REAl.
ESTATE whereof the said fehcrt Anderson dlef
testate now rcna lining nsold, lying ia WarwicE
county and in Yorktown and Nork county, Va.
and consisting Of TRACT OF LAND boz War
wick couutv known as sNACAILAl'~." COM
tanning PAS ACR"S. and lying on the line Of ile
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad extension ~ New
ports News: and Of The following LOTS and
PARCELS IN Yorktown and York county:
|. ALL TIE LOrS I'm Yorktown which were
owned by tie said Robert Anderson and no" re-
'' % FRENCH QUARTER and TERRAPIN
POINT; containing 35s.4t ACRES.
3. PIGEON QUARTER. VAN BURFN, and
NJ nnNRBs ePo SItI% ~ $3.50 sS ACRES
4. MONETT's and GLLlOITs, containing
5. SAND LOT, adjoining Rowe LOT, containing
6. GRfsiiFifIN's WOODLAND FARM, contain
ing 1855 ACRES; aud
I. The ROWE FARM containing 4l'f2
The above tracts Of land are contiguous 10
Yorktown. having continuous boundary ON ail
sides Of Yorktown except It's waier-trontl, whlle
Mouett's and Ellou's have waterfront extend
Ing from Yorktown 10 The historic Temple num.
The productive soil. the cquable temperature
the sen hTcezes; the fish. oysters, and Wild inMl'
which are M great abundance: the zine bathing
and boating, unsurpassed on TIE hay on ~, irihu-
tarics. the easy access 10 the market, of the world
recently afforded by The Richmond, York River
aud Chesapeake railway, with N, cOnncrtnf
steamers. and the completion of tho eastern cN-
combine 10 render these lands. independent ni
their great historic associations. amongst the most
valuable an Tidcwater Virginia.
plat Of the said property IN and about J olh-
town may be seen upon application 10 Mr. Henry
Ilalstold, at Yorktown.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay thc costs Of suit
and expenses Of sale; tha rc-iduc thereof 10 De-
paid in three equal nstaiment--the nr-t 80 tnc eN-
piration Of one. the second M thc expiration az
two, and the third no The expiration Of three years
from Tie day IF SALE with Interest ON each ot said
def, rrcd nstalmcnt-. The purchaser or purcltr-
err Of each l0t or parcel VIII De- required o. give
bond. with sufficient security payable 20 The under
signed, and the title 81 The same VIII De- rctlin'
till tie further order Of the Court upon The pay
mrnt Of the purchasc-moucy IN full. lui fht un-
dersigned may in their discretion waive personal
security on any Of the deferred iust1lmenis upon
the payment by any purchaser or purchaser 10
such sum ia cash a. viii make u safe in mcif llr-
mcnt for them % do sOs
WILLIAM ". OLD.
Norfolk, Va;
OTilO g.. KHAN.
Richmond Va.
ap 13-2tawtds special Commissioner
BY n. seldom Taylor
Real Estate Agent aud Auctionccr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
and
fraVV
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By Onarlrs & McCurdy
By QuarIus < McNUfuyi
successors 10 Robert u. Lyne.J
Real Estate Agents. Auc,ioueers, and Brokers,
1912 Nam street.


Real Estate Agents Auctioueers. and Brokers,
1912 Nam street.
GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
- DESIRABLE SUBURBAN HOME OF TIE
LATE SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, ESQ, STU
ArED ON THE CRAlGTON ROAD ONE AND
4 HALF MILES FROM THE CITY or klgH-
MOND, ADJOINING THE LANDS OF JOHN y.
DAVIS, ESQ, j. ". OTEY, Esq, - llECu-
LER. ESQ, AND OTHERS. CONIAINlNG 9Ls
ACRES OF HIGHLY CULTIVATED LAND.
UPON WHICH THERE Il ABOUT o,uOO
FRUIT TREES AND 4 VINEYARD OF oyEk
1900 VINES. NICE DWELLING, &C. ALL IN
FIRsT-CLASS ORDER.-By request Of the owner
we will offer for sale, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 81, 1882,
nj 5 o'clock L. NJ, the DESIRABLE llOME above
mentioned. The improvements consist Of q nice
newiy-built frame double dwelling, with hall
through centre. two stories high, and containing
about six rooms; stable and all necessary ont
houses. all I'm excellent order. The land Is al
cleared and lies well. and Is well watered. and
largest near the city, and contains about 1000
trees mostly apple. pear. and peach. and the vine
ward has over $500 vines, all Of which produce
well.
This IS truly one Of the incest suburban homes
near the city, and IL Is rarely such properly j.
offered, and parties desiring TO purchase VIII 90
well % attend the sale.
TERMS At sale, aud viii be liber.d.
QUAKLEs & McCUKDn.
apI5 Auctioneers.
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LICENSE TAXES.

1AtENSE lhRLsss
OFFICE OF CITY COLLECToR,l
RICHMOND, VA, April 10, 1882.
LICENSE TAX.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
o O'CLOCK a. NJ. TO 6 O'CLOCK p. NJ,
FRoa THE
I5rH TO THE BOTH OF APRIL.
FOR
THE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING
LICENSE TAX
from all doctors, dentists. lawyers, commission
merchants, merchandise brokers, stock and eX-
change brokers, wholesale and retail liquor-deal-
ers hotels, restaurants saloons, boarding. and eat
lighthouses, auctioncers, lumber-measurers, archi-
tects, theatres aud halls: telegraph express, and
coal companies; mercantile. insurance, steamboat,
real estate, employment, ticket, and sewing-ma-
chine agents. bltters manufacturers, bottling ales
&C.; Junk and oyster-dealers, and photographers.
All bills remaining unpaid on the lst day of May
fine of not less than 81 and moi more than So for
each day thereafter will be imposed.
an 9-tMyl A. WO0DSON, Collector
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ENTIRE LINE OF THE WASHINGTON AND
OHIO RAILROAD,

including that partly and that wholly constructed,
and also an and singular all the WORKS and
PR0PERTY-REAL. PERSONAL. AND MN
ED-ROLLING STOCK, LOCOMOTIVES CARS,
&C., and all RIGHTS. CONTRACTS. and FRAN
CHISEs Of said Washington and Ohio Railroad
Company.
The said property consists OF a constructed line
Of railway in active operation from the cry OF
Alexandria, Va. westward through the counties 81
Alexandria. Fairfax. and LOud0nn, 10 kounI mn
station, In LOudoun county, distance OF Oif
miles including Inc connecting Win ule Na,h-
iugton and Alexandria ralroad. The road i also
graded beyond Round Ilill for distance OF three
miles.
The other rca; property Of the company. consists
Of large brick bodybuilding aud ircight-hQuse,
I'm the city ~ Alexandria, round-housc. nacntnc-
shop, car-shop, car-shed. storehouse, etc. aud
about fifteen acres If land adjacent thereto; also
eleven aud lots at the eleven principal
stations between AleSandriaand Round mn
According to the route surveyed the distance
from Washington city 81 Point Pleasant. on Che
Ohio river, Is 325 miles. aud passes through
country heavily tinbcrcd and OF great mineral ~
TTRNs: The entire property. real. personal and
mixed. franchises. etc, u sold together. and for
the same the purchaser must pay my thousand
dollars ts50.0OOl Of the purchase-money in cash,
and the residue I'm four equal annual payments,
with interest from The day Of sale, which aid pay
mcnts are to be evidenced by bonds which are 10
DC secured by a deed OF trust upon fhc property
sold. 10 De executed upon the confirmation Of the
sale and CONVEYANCE To the purchaser.
This sale Is subject 10 the Hen Of the deed of tasl
executed August g. lsJs, to indemnify The csYntv
of Clarke, state Of Virginia, against liability for
the annual interest ON the bonds 81 the said county
for the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars
Sl0O.OOOl sup 20 and until The dine when sud
road shall Doe commenced aud under construction
I'm said county Of Clarke, and against Nahilty Tor
the payment Of the principal Of said hoLds In ease
they shall become dme and payable before the road
shall De commenced aud under construction in
said county, tie said bonds falling due In The year
1892.
The purchaser will be entitled % The net proAls
Of the road from the day Of slle.
n. T. BARTON.
RICHARD II. LEE,
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ap is-T n THOMAS NJ. RUTHERFORD.

7 OST. A BLACK-AND-TAN -
IL SLUT, In poor condition; ears and
tail cropped; answers TO the name Of " DAISY"
A liberal reward viii be paid upon her return 10
1900 Broad street. ap le-2tf
7 OST, ON FRIDAY, 7TH IN ~
IL SLANT, BLACK-AND-TAN TER-@n
RlER "KAISER.n Had no collar on. suitable
reward will be paid for his delivery to No. lOl6
east Broad street. APP 1925
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10TH DAY OF MAY. 1882,

at the railroad depot Of the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Company. IN the city OF Alexandra, Va,
offer at public auction the
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r. r. BARTON.
RICHARD II. LEE,
CHARLES r.. SIT ART,
HENRY HFATON.
aff.rIl Of an

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALU-
" ABLE LANDS BELONGING TO TIN -
TATE OF ROBERT ANDERSON, DEthASi ~
Situated n AND ABOUT YORKTOWN,
AND IN WARWICK COUNTY. NA.-By virtue
Of two DEGREES Of the Chanccry Court 90 the elty
Goth dav Of June. 1850. and he sth day ~ pct0-
Ter. lSs /. I'm the suit therein pcndiug wherein the
President and Directors Of the Dismal swamp
Land Company and Others are plaintiff, aud
Moses Il. Harrell. personal representative Of Robe
ert Anderson. deceased. and others are defendants,
we shall proceed 20 make sale at public auction, in
town, Va, ON
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TliAI
" VALUABLE MAlN-sTREET PEOPkklIn,
No. 900. BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH
STREETS, KNOWN As THE LEE g NLLkRl.-
I.y yitue of a decree 81 the Chanccry Court ~ int
city OF Richmond entered on TIE an DAY ~ April
1852, In the suit therein pending, and known boy thc
short style of Lyme -. Levy and other. TIE uhuii
signed, rs special commissioners named ln ,ald
decree, viii otter for sale 40 public auction "n lAe
premises, on
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, isS2.
nj O'Clock Z. NJ. that VALUABLE >IoEE
PROPERTY No. 92O, situated ON thr NORTH -iif
0f Main street between Ninth and Tenth sir, =
The store loor IS occupied by Ntssrs. GODDARD 5
Moses. und The upper portion ot the BUILDING ~
Alessrs j. " Davies & SON - photograph gni-
lrry. The tot fronts "a 3 ~ icri' ana runs ""NA
between parallel lines - &-lz ittt.
TRIMS: one fourth cash. thc balance az 7iN
twelve. aud eighteen months. Tor negouante nopf>
with d per cent. interest added from the dll ~
sale. and the title retained until tie whoF pm-
chasc-money l. paid and conveyance ordered 10y
the Court. For each credit payment the pur'ii,sr
viii Dc required % give two NOTES ~ equal atount
HENRY g., CANNON,
4. VI. KELLEY,
THOMAS q. JACKSON,
Special fOmm! ,sicncrs.
H.sELDoN TAYLOR aud j. THOMSON Brow
AuctiOneers. spV
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UNDERWRITERS.

JAMES McDONoUGH a. CO..rsu~a
~ UNDERTAKINGS No. 10 NORTH >sszsus<
EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN, RICHMOND, YA.-we keep
BURLAI-cAsEs and CAsKETS. Orders prompt
~ attended 20 In city or country. Having our own
carriages nad heafse, we are prepared 10 attend
funerals at very reasonable rates. Ia 27-eod3m
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BY. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Anctionecr'
lli3 Main street.

T,RUsTEE's SALE
WHARF PROPERTY,
LARGE AREA OF VACANT PhorhhIi AL
JACENT THERETO,
r,por npIcK STORE AND DWELLING
ABOVE
AND A VACANT LOT,
ALL EXCEPT WHARF PROPERTY FRONT-
ING on MAIN tOR ROCKETTsl STREET,
AND ALL DESIRABLE FOR
BUSINESS PURPOSES,
AT AUCTION.
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers,
No north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A LARGE FRAME DWELLING ON
THE CORNER OF WILLIAMSBURG AVENUE
AND NICHOLSON STREET, AND ELEVEN
LOTS ADJ0INING.-By virtue OF decree of the
Richmond Chancery Court In the suit Of NlcCar-
thy as. Dickinson and ais, entered February IL,
1852, the undersigned, special commissioners
thereby appointed for the purpose VIII sell by
auction, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. APRIL Is, 1882,
at O'Clock =. NJ. the above PROPERTY. The
lot on which the dwelling stands fronts 30 feet
Williamsburg avenue and runs back along Nichol-
son street $50 feet to an alley -Four of said lots
front on Williamsburg avenue 20 feet each, With
depth of $50 feet 10 an alley, and seven lots on
Nicholson street fronting about "a feet EACH run
ming back 1870 feet.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance I'm six, twelve,
and eighteen months. interest added. and title re-
talned until all the purchase-mOney Is paid ana
'''" " '''''' y WV RoRERT STILES,
JACKSON GUY,
JOHN II. DINNEEN,
THOMAS !. EVANS,
A. II. COURTNEY,
APT Special Commissioners.
BY Wellington Goddin & SON.
Real Estate Aucuonecrs,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF LOT AND
- FRAME TENEMENT No. 6, on THE WEST
LINE OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN Federal
AND COUTTS STREETS, AND OF HANDSOME
VACANT LOT, 80 Icy 100 FEET, ON TIE
WEST LINE OF ST. JOHN BETWEEN GomTIT,S
bNR lsL A5bfTIoS Nos' l. hN ID 3
SQUARE No. 316, NEAR TO HAM GENE
TERY.-At the request Of the owner we shall olier
for sale, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL IS. 1852,
s,fIs 4 as.I
LOTS. 26 by l16 feet, ~ an alley, located a.
above. Well suited for residences.
TERMS: one third cash; balance at six and
twelve months. hearing interest. &c.
ap13 W.GODDiN & son, Auctioneers.
BY Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., Auctoneer,
1906 Main street.
TWO HANDSOME WALNUT CHAM
J. BIER SUITS. CARPETS, OIL-CLOTH, PAR
LOR SUITS, MATTRESSES. BEDDING, SEW
lNG-MACIilNE, &C. AT AUCTlON.-On
TUESDAY THE 18TH INSTANT.
at or O'Clock I will sell at The residence of the
family, who are removing from the city, No. > Is
north Fifth street, corner jackson street, the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. consisting Of ,.,,
MARBLE-TOP CHAMBER SUITS, with
WARDRoBEs 70 match: o,,.e
FEATHER BEDS, BOOSTERS and PILLOWS
HAIR and SHUCk MATTRESSES.
4 CARPETS, LARGE BRUSSELS RUGS,
TOILET SETS, TENDERS, PICTURES,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHs, MATTINGS,
WINDOW-SlIADES.
HANDSOME WALNUT HALL SUIT.
LOUNGE, RECLINING and CARPET-sEAI
CHAIRS,
LEAF-TABLEs, WALNUT DINING-RooM
CHAIRS,
MANTEL MIRRORS, SIDEBOARD,
l WHEELER & VIII son SEWlNG-MACIilNE,
STAIR CARPET. REFRIGERATOR,
COOKING-STONE and FIXTURES, and many
other useful Ousckeeping articles.
sale positive. JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR.,
an Is Auctloneer.
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A YOUTH THIRTEEN YEARS OLD
"A DESIRES EMPLOYMENT a a yd.'t n do az
Can Give re hest Of recommendations Mn ns,e
saa and rspid hand Address :. Il, NO. 1siz
Velson street. city. ~ Ao-ooe4O.--
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yxTANTED, A YOUNG MAN rom IN
w eighteen 10 twenty-five years OF age 10 , ao
writing I'm an Office Must be n gooa Ps srnrF
sition permanent. Address - nfss1t.b
an 1S-1tf Caic D'oP'.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-15
ON TRL1L FOR HERkSY.

ATHENS. Ohio. Sept. l3.-Tho Rev. w. ii.
Scott President Of the OHIO University was on trsi TOT
bcrosv today before the official board OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Five charges were preferred IN SUI
stance as follows: Denying the Trinity the Ncarous
atonement the divinity OF Christ total depravity' anu
the resurrection OF the body. 1t Is confidently DC
eved that the defence Will dsproye the first four
AID Justify the last by evidence OF perhaps one-ru
OF the ministers that belief in the resurrection Oh INC
body essential element or test OF Church en
berslp. 10 IL claimed that Bishop Foster Dshlei
and solomon Howard, eminent leaders OF the .h10H'
have held views like those expressed by Dr. 5cOtl -
IL Ii generally believed that this trial mas pecn
brought In part least, because of feeling engen9eou
through changes made In the faculty OF the Conegv'
Public opinion appears TO be almost unanimously WIN
Dr. scott. The will 90 up 70 the Conference a,
Ironton week and 10 likely TO excite very genera
attention because OF the position aud former hlgn
ChuIeh standing Of the accused
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There were no transactions IN State bonds quo
tations were steady as follows:
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Only a modeate business was done in railroad
bonds Early prices generally were easier but the
later transactions showed some improvement in
sympathy with the better tone of the share
market. Ere second cOnsolS sold at 1000 l00l2.
showing final advance OF y per cent. Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas general mortgages sold
at s6l2. decline Of - per cent. Chesapeake and
Ohio hrsts. series B, were - higher at SIP, and
currency interests were mp y to o. ST. LouiS
and Iron Mountain new 5s declined from s3 to SIG
lls2G,. Ohio Southern frsts rose l per cent to &c.
Last Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia IS were
lq lower at 1872 and incomes were
steady at 45l2, and Richmond and
Danvile debenturcs declined from Is to TIA;
Rochester and Pittsburg incomes were y lower at
49I9 Central and Hudson conSOs sold at 1872
Michigan Central 0s at 0S, Long Dock irsts at / 10
and Mutual Union Telegraph sinking funds at
Is. ST. Paul consols were Il higher at 1861, and
Wabash general Gs we're y higher at Ssl2 Denver
and Rio Grande consols recovered TO 100 and Texas
Pacific incomes were mp per cent at SO, and iirsts
Rio t;rande division were D, higher at 50 Il. The
following arc the latest quotations:
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CLOSING PRICES PHiLADELPRA STOCKS
Yso)rfsI3 JDGI L. DN5S 3D. II VNi-%
THURSDAY, Sept 14-P. ".


The stock market to-day relieved from the
rumors of trouble among the Northwestern roads,
which forced part Of yesterday depression; and
so il rallied became str Ong and at the close
seemed actually buoyant. This too, IN spite OF
the advance of per cent in the Bank o. Eng
land rate Tor dlsc0Gnts, which was known before
business began her, aud furnished, Ia the peculiar
condition OF the trade balances, solid reason
for al least hesitation, If not positive nheasi-
ness Tho special feature OF the day'
and tLa one which more than any
oi her gave tone to the general market. and added
7e,t to ,he covering OF short sales made early in
the day WAS Northern Paciac preferred. To-day
the Northern Pacific Company declared dividend
OF IL I-1Opcr cent upon It's preferred stock, pay
able in SCRIP bearing per cent interest from July l.
lhS2 payable IN FIVE years aud redecnabie after
one year. The payment Is made III full settlement
of dividends earned" upon the preferred stock
M to july /, 1852. but winch has been expended III
extensions and improvements upon the road The
preferred stock opened 0534, and rose to lOOSsG
lOOl4 AT the close the general market was excited
and strong; the business for the day, however, was
il5 900 shares less than that of yesterday
The business in Government bonds was very light,
and while the 3l2s were steady the bids for the p
and los were Oft % and y per cent respectively, and
small sales of the registered As were made at the
bidding price. Annexed are the closing quota
tionsl
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which minutes seconds better than the best pre-
THE JEANETTE SEARCH.
1T. HARBERs DEPARTURE FROM YAKUTsK.

1t. HARBERS DEPARTURE FROM fAkUISK.
HIS ACCOUNT OF THE JOURNEY NORTHwARD FROM
IRKUTsK-sLow WORK OF NATIVE CARPENTERS
on THE SCHOONER sEARCH-A RACE AFTER
MELVILLE.
Following Is an account by Lieutenant G.. b.
Harder of his journey northward from Irkutsk to
Yakutsk in Siberia, and his preparations to sail
for the Lena delta III search of Lieutenant Chip
and his comrades of the Jeanette expedition. He
gives vivid picture of travel across the Siberian
plains, and the difficulties and prlvations encoun'
tered, and describes the delay and annoyauces un-
dergonc before suitable vessel could be secured
and put in order for the voyage to the Arctic coast
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
SEPTEMBER IA, 1882

TIE GENERAL LTST
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BICYCLE RECORDS BEATEN.

BosToN, Sept. 14.-The three, six, seven'
eight nine and ten mile amateur bicycle records were
beaten ut Beacon Park yesterday by trAnohs moore
the one.mie and nty-nve-mile champion OF England
Tho tan ,oiles were made In 80 minutes % seconds
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The rece DTS aAd shipments at ana rom buua'o
to-day were follows:
RecciptS shipments
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City bank stocks We're neglected. The bidding
and asking prices the first call were as follows:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-19

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
4th, 1882 0o.o'e'
In the matter of the Guardianship of Patrick Mil
Ter, minor.
On reading and filing the petition of Honors
Miller guardian of the personal property of Patrick
Miller minor for license to sell the estate of her
said ward and it appearing from said petition that
is necessary and would be beneficial to said ward
sold; ~
It is ordered, that the next of kin of said ward
and all persons interested in the estate of said ward
shall appear before said Probate Court at the Pro
bate Office In the city of St. Paul. in the county of
Ramsey aforesaid, on the 10th day Of November,
A. ID. 1882, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to show
cause why license should not be granted for the
sale Of said real estate
And it is further ordered, that a copy Of this
order be personally served ON the next of Kin of
said ward residing in said Ramsey county, and on
all persons interested In said estate at least four
teen days before the hearing of said petition az
Aforesaid, and by the publication thereof for -four
successive weeks in the DAILY GLOBE a newspaper
printed and published at the city Of St Paul In
said Ramsey county, the last of which publications
shall be at least fourteen days before said day OF
hearing.
By the Court HENRY O,GORMAN.
Judge of Probate.
O'BRIxN WILSON, Attorneys for Guardian
oct 5-thurs 6w
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The Congregational Union.

SARATOGA. Oct. 18.-At the meeting of
the state Congregational association this
morning Rev. DIR: L. H. Cobb, secretary of
the American Congregational union, pre-
scented the claims and interests Of that So
ciety, whose object is to aid in building
churches in the west. In thirty years of
the existence of that society it has dis
bursed 100000, assisting in building
1908 churches. Means were needed to
erect 200 churches and sixty parsonages.
In five months of the present fiscal year
$24, 600 have been received as against
$51 1922, total receipts for the year pre-
vious. Rev. VIM, Kincaid, of Oberlin,
presented the claims of the American
Board of Foreign Missions. He gave an
encouraging account of the work done in
the last year.
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Miss Parnell's Remains

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. 18.-The remains
of Miss Fannie Parnell were removed this
morning from the receiving vault at Riv-
srview cemetery to the depot and thence
to Philadelphia. Mrs. Kate E. Diggs,
vice-president of the ladies' land league,
New York, Mr.. Mooney and Mr.. Hines, of
the executive council of the land league of
the United States, present. Mrs. Parnell
and delegation from Philadelphia were
in waiting at the Trenton depot and &C.
companied the remains. A number Of the
Davitt league, of Trenton, were in the pro-
cessiOn.
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Northern Minnesota, Dakota 3 Manjtab;

Will find his the best and most convenient route to
the East, as connections made in the Union
Depot at Minneapolis guarding against loss OF
time. -
Remember, st. Paul passengers leave the Union
Union Depot at Minneapolis at $40 a. m. and $50
p. m.
Fare always as low as by any other route, and
baggage checked through. Ask for your tickets Wis
this route, and be sure they read via Albert Les
and West Liberty
B. F. Mills, General Freight and Passenger
Agent, B., G. r. & n. Railway
A: Il. Bode, General Traffic Manager, NJ & st. 1.
Railway.
@E. St John, General Ticket and PASSENGER Agent
c., R. I. P. Railway.
The city office of the Albert Lea Route in
Minneapolis is at No. 8 Washington avenue opr,o-
stesN1collet house, and in ST. Paul at corner Third
and SibleY streets