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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-28
PROPOSALS.
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TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by the
undersigned until noon MAY 3lsT for building
EIGHT or more SThTiON-BUlLDINGS ON the
Ohio Central railroad between Point Pleasant and
Charleston. w. Va.
Plans and specifications may be found at the Of
fees of the Kanawha Company, Charleston and
Richmond, after the 18Th. -
II. u. WIIITCOMB,
President the Kanawha Company.
CHARLESTON, May II, 1882. my IL
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By Wellington Goddln& Son,
Real Estate AuctiOnecrs,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets,

By Wellington Goddln < Son,
Real Estate AuctiOneors,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE
4 LOT. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF LEIGH
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STRkEIS.-
I{y virtue Of deed uf trust hearing date l7th Of
1851, duly recorded In Richmond CLAM
Gerry Court on the lith Of March. 1881. Ia -. u.
No. IFS y, page 2fe, shal Is trustee, proceed 90
sell at public auction, on the premises on
THURSDAY. JUNE 1852,
AT o'clock 7. W. or fair If not, on the first fair
DAY thereafter. the REAL ESTATE conveyed ~
the said deed located above hayinga 'front.' Of 20
feet on the south side Of Leigh street. running back
| 80 feet more or less.
This lot Is located In a desirable and improving
npighbOrhOOd. and should attract the attention of
those wishing to build handsome dwellings.
TERMS: Whilst the decd requires enOughin cash
10 defray expense, Of sale and 10 pay OIL the debt Of
$2,115.02 with all interest in arrears, yet am au-
thorizod to say that reasonable terms Of cash and
credits will be announced at the time of sale Sc
cured by deed of trust on said real estate.
WILLIAM l.. COWARDlN.
my u Trustee.
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By Grubhs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING
" LOTS IN THE CITY. ON THE NORTH
SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS, OPPOSITE
To THE RESIDENCE OF DIR. +. +. WILLIS,
AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 81, 1852,
at 6 o'clock r. NJ, we viii sell upon the premises,
the PROPERTY above referred 10. Nothing SUI
periOr to II in every point Of desirability rs TO
beauty Of situation, uneXcellcd character Of neigh
borhOod, and convenience 10 business, with sufH-
cIcnt retirement, can he found In this city. OPP
pOrtmites such rs this are daily growing less fire.
qucnt. The lot fronts 81 ZIP feet, and runs back
1886 feet 10 an alley 30 feet wide.
TERMS: Very LIBERAL
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
nv 2S AuctiOnccrs.
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By Qlarles & McCurdy and ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Rell Estate AuctOncers.

By Qlarlcs & McCurdy and ". H. Lyme CO.,
Rell Estate Auctioncers.
C0IUSSIONERS' SALE OF \ VALU-
Y ABLE FARM OF 90 G5-10O ACRES, LYING
JUST OUTSIDE OF THE CITY OF III, llMOAD
WEST OF MARSHALL RESERVOIR, AND
KNOWN As THE HARNIE FARM.-n pursu-
&c Of decree Of the Chanccry Court OF the city
of Richmond made on the 18th day Of Apri,
1882. IN the suit of The Planters National Bank
rs. Lyne's curatOrs and others, We viii offer Tor
sale, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1889,
at 81 O'Clock T.. VI. the PROPERTY above mem
toned. The FARM IS in high state Of culiiya-
ton. and produces well. There is on the place .
SMALL DWELLING. large barn, and the usual
out-hnildngs. besides a ' cry LARGE VIM
YARD OF FIRST-CLASS GRAPES IN FULL
BEARING. The land adjOins that of Messrs.
Haxall Brother, and Thomas Pollard, ESD, ana
runs back 10 the canal. While as special commits
soners shall OILY sell ONE UNDIVIDED
FOURTH INTEREST yet we are authorized by
the owners of the other thrce-iourths Interest
10 say that they Will unite With Ms IN The
sale. 50 that the WHOLE INTEREST may be
sold at the same time. special attention OF capi-
talists and others Is called 10 this very valuable
TERMS: one fourth cash; the residue for nego-
table notes at six, twelve. sud eighteen months.
with legal interest added from the DAY Of safe, and
the title retained until the entire purchase-moncy
Is paid and 4 conveyance Ordered by The Court.
CHARLES J.. WlilILOCk.
HENRY e.. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
QUARLEs & MCCURDYl
". II. LYME & CO., my Is
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BUGGIES.

lust RECEIVED. A CAR-oERE
y LOAD OF CINCINNATI TOP H4SsyA
NETT's WHOLESALE STABLES, on Franklin
street below Exchange Hotel, at Low PRICES.
Every sale guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
JOHN NJ. PACE, g.
my lo'tm salesman.
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AUCTION SALES-Future Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonocr,
l113esst Main street.
ERANKLIN-STREET PROPERTY At
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE HANDsOMEsT AND CHOICEST COpNrp
BuILDING-LoT IN TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.
FRONTING So FEET. At THE Sorr1IJwr.r
CORNER OF SECOND AND FRANKLIN
STREETS.
ERANKLIN-sTREETP PROPERTY AT
Iwill sell at auction. on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 31,1sso.
AT $3.50 T.. NJ.

The above magnificent corner property. with
depth OF 1853 feet. ~ should command he .rs,,.i
attention Of those seeking the most elegant INIT
ing sites In thc centre Of this most fishionablet
niue.
This most valuable property Is now 0n ne mar.
kct for The first time for many year.. although fr
quenuy ana eagerly sought Tor. and ii rau o. ..la
said that In n short time IL value will o., .,,.,.
beyond It's present worth. and that with Ia III,
exception II Is The only desirable mimpr5,el r.r.
ner properly on ths fishionailc street and /. unl-
The property will be divided mtotwoiDf. t1'olf
oach or sold as whole. a may De- dc, rcd N IN,
TERMS; One fourth cash; balance iu ono ty.,
and three years, or six, twelve. aud cighf,.,
months, az option 81 purchaser. Interest ula,,i -
cured by trust deed.
my 20 }. THOMPSON BROWN. Auciionc,r
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By Furluan Tuprcr.
Real Estate Agent aud AuciiOucef
1915 Main street.

SALE OF TWO pl,
II TACUFD FRANHD HOUSES WIN
IARoFLOTS. EACH FRONTING >iNIl
on THE NORTH LINE or BENtRLl ~ % ID
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND RAM. -
STREETS. JIsI BEYOND lif
IiNIIs or THE CITY, will sell Al go
anction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE6, lss2'
al 81 O'Clock 4. NJ, the abosc-dt- crih'' q
PERRY This property at present laN', d
the building lots should DC utihsrd u "'D'
T, l,rye Income Parties -ceking imrrufl't
End rcalty should nv all means attend tl'' ' .,i
TERMS: one fourth cash; hSltnrc 90 rN "a
two years. for notes. with d per rtni. iul'''
- GFORGF 3. JENNl\DN
Executor of 4. VI. sherman dt'''N'
EVRMAN IVrrER. Auctionecr. ,ttR
my II, S.3oSIc i'-'''
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BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

BY sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
HOS Main street.
UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
N FRAME DWELLING on SOUTH SIDE OF
LEWIS STREET, NEAR THE CORPORATE
LIMITS. IN ROCKEITS.-By request of the
owner we shall offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1889,
AT 81 O'Clock p W.. the aboye-describcd FRO
PERTY, containing three rooms with LOT 'front.'
ing 80 feet on south side OF Lewis street, and run
ming back depth Of lao feet 20 Centre street
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON X CO.,
my 81 Auctioneers.
by VIM. II. Lyme & Co. and ouarlcs & McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SIX
" BUILDING LOTS IN THE PLAN OF AR
LINGTON, on HARNIE AND ASHLAND
STREETS, NEAR ROBINSON STREET, BY
AUCTION-ln pursuance Of a decree Of the Rich
mOnd Cianccry Court, made on the 9Th day Of
April, 1882, In the suit Of the Planters National
Bank Is. Lyne's curators and Others, We will offer
for sale by auction, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1882.
at o'clock L. NJ, SIX NICE BUILDING LOTS,
located above, three of which front 30Nl33 4-l2
feet each on the north line of Ashland street and
Arlington, and three of 3Oxl33 7-l2 feet each on
the south line of Harvie street at ITS intersection
with Robinson street and designated by Nos. l3l,
1872, and 1873 In said plan.
TERMS: one fourth cash the residue for nego-
table notes at six, twelve, aud eighteen months,
with interest added from day of safe, and title re-
tanned until the whole purchase-m0ney has been
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
CHARLES p. WulTLOCK,
HENRY G. CANNON,
Special Commissioners.
VIM H. Ls and 60. AactIoners. 90
QUAILEs McCuRDY,> my 20
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By Grubbs & William.
SALE OF TIE BEAU


Real Estate Agents and AuciiOneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

majority OF the Nation II Is true that IN iact mere
was opening an issue great as has ever peen pao
sented to the American poope-an issue ;"ncu SSs;mo
governm en-. conducted with sole view to enicency
and honesty, and government conducted very
largely if not exclusively, with view 10 lhaNla fn
ua and party ascendancy Inc new sySir irne,iv on.
ward inaugurated by General jackson, diroc'y Up
posite to that Of Mr.. Adams and preseni,ns
trast to it as wide as Is to be found I'D history
makes this fact glaringly plain TO US.
As President and afterward as Representative IN
Congress. Mr. Adams knew hardly an hour OF peace,
nor deserved one. Never was man moro coroialiy
hated, more industrously misrepresented' ana IL
might justly be added that never man
gave better cause for hatred. His lnsolcnt man.
ners, his imperious self-assertiou. his sung
ing satire. always rcpellod, not to cay ex-
aspeIatcd, those about him; his statesman
ship, at once lofty and practical, was
rebuke to men of lower aims. But 1t is trium-
phant testimony to the wisdom and value ofpohtlcai
purity that no taint Of the atrocious charges so
freely made against him now affects his memory.
If his unfortunate temperament and his persistence
in regard TO questions in which he saw hope or
danger for his country made him hated, even those
who would willingly have seen him in his grave
were compelled to respect him.
The most remarkable part of Mr.. Adamss life
was that in which ho waged war against slavery IN
the House of Representatives, Wholly unaided he
kept up the struggle and the short rotund, bald Old
man, with his rheumy eyes and his shrill, cracking
voice, was an army in himself. With hardly
friend in the House. with the enraged
Soutberners threatening dire vengeance.
with the abolitonists constantly urging him to i-
discreet movements" and Lis family as constantly
seeking to restrain him from all connection Win
these dangerous partisans, he fought on 10
the last day of his life. He was, I'D
truth, the originator. in the days OF peace
of principle which served the North well in time
of war He declared in speech in 1S42 that so far
from its being true that the States where slavery
existed had the exclusive management OF the
subject. not only the President OF the
United States but the commander OF the
ARMY had in war the power to order the
universal emancipation of the slaves. IL was IN
pursuance of this doctrine that slavery was forever
abolished in this country.
The name of Mr. Adams is written ndelibly IN the
annals of the American Republic. As mere poll
tician he was singularly unfortunate, but as q
statesman, independent of selfish aspirations and
regardless of mere personal success, he occupies
position from which he can never be displaced lie
had faults of character; he cold i'll one sense ana
passionate in another; he rarely made friends and
he seldom kept them; he had none of the arts by
which smaller men have acquired place and fortune;
but he will always be revered as man whose IN
tegrity was quite equal to his vast abilities.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY, April 10-P. NJ.

MONDAY, April 10-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day generally were
dull and tho movements of prices were irregular.
State Line and monopolized q large part OF the
business, and. after opening up at 81 cents aud sell
ing at 90 cents declined to 90 cents. and closed at
so cents tho same as on Saturday and A was
steady at 16015 cents, and Oriental and Miller was
1 cent higher at "a cents. Robinson Consolidated
was comparatively quiet Mt 3.5O@346. South
Pacific rose 20 cents to 1.2O. .Chrysolite was of
from 5os to 5ls051, Little Chief steady at 07 cents
and Annie cent lower at % cents. Consolidated
Virginia was active, and rose from 90 to 5o0oo
cents and to 60 buyer 80 days. The markets closed
dull and steady
The usual monthly dividend of S30, 900 has been
declared for March by the Deadwood- Terra Mining
Company, payable April 20, at Wells, Fargo a. Co.'S
Transfer books close April 10.
SALES AT THE MINING EYCHAS0Es
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Proposals.
'yRIcE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,

OFPTcE OF SUPgRvfsNc ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
- WASHINGTON, ID. G., April 4, 1892 4
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS
Sealed proposals will be received this Office unu
u the 9th day OF April 1852, for supplying and
fixing In place complete, Low Pressure Return C1rcn
ation steam Heating Apparatus In the UNITED sTATEs
BARGE OFFICE building at New York In accordance win
drawings and specification copies O which
information may be had application at this Office the a
flee of the Superintendent
JAMES q. FILL, Supervising Architect
DEPARTMENT OF CITY WORKS OF Tha CITY OF BRooKLYst
1892.
T'O ENGINE BUILDERS.-Sealed Proposals
indorsed Proposals for Pumping Engine at RJgewooi
Engine House said engine TO have 1capacy Of l5OJ0o0
gallons In twenty four hours will je received at the oce
the Commissioner Of City works. OF the city Of Brooklyn
Municipal Building, until IL NJ the 10th day Of May
1882.
For further particulars advertisement in Brooklyn daily
papers from April 10 i3, 1882
Specifications the oco of The Chief Engineer 20 Muat
cpal Building. RIPLEY ROPES,
lAttestl Commissioner.
d. l. NOKTHUP,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Name,

SALES AT THE MINING ExCHASoEs.
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Cost an0 fonn0.

I OST OR ST0LEN.-Bank book issued by
~ the sEAMEN's BANK FOR sAVINGS. New; York; TO
the subscriber II found returned within
80 days will apply for book. PETER IL FRANCIS.
NewYOrk, AprU IL, 1882.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Business Cbdntes.

MANUFACTURERS, ,ATTENTION!-Water
WI power Factory for sale Several tenement reliable
power, easy terms and onehaf hours NewHaven Ha
road. ATWATER, II Parkrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

Art Scnools-City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
lNE will receive pupils in PAINTING Landscape noWcrs
stiifc china and decoraton at her studio Inc beia
No AZ Fast 10Th. 4thave commencing oct ~
References Mr d. Huntington Mr.. VIM Hart, MT James
NJ. Hart, Mr.. A. f. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Jnoirnrtion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
NEW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
oRT WASHINGTON. n. Y
Established 1854.


FORT WASHINGTON. " Y.
Established 1854
Neutrality-suspicious. b. HAYS. NJ D..
Enthusiastically ARCHIBALD RICHARD Ii. D. Pb. D.
Boarding School Of the highest grade whose threefold
followed " 10 mould. az an early age
the feelings bv feicon separating these three great
requisites instruction. discipline religion whe nng ios
Situated on Washington Heights about ten miles up the
always In waiting or by timely no
tncat0n superintendent meets the arrival OF any train
more beautiful and healthy places an eminence com
mapdng the most attractive sur
round,n are not found along the famed banks Of the
Hudson. It's buildings are unusually homenke -.
There are forty land attached 10 IT, shaded and IN
ersectei by groves, anordlng ample space or play
French, German and Spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
DREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
Madsonave and 4ihst, hts for ths Ssh))l OF Mines
Stevens Institute sheffield Sc AMI echncl professions
Glasses In Architectural and Mechanical Drawing =,
A. COLINlat, Engineer Corps L. 81 NJ anu PROFESSOR ~
Naval Academy
University Grammar School, 1,481 Broadway,
Classical pepartents " N Hooby. Akin. Principals
For Young Ladie5-City.
rT,HE MISSES PERfNE, 80 East 74th-st., will
i reopen their English ani fr,noh Boarding AMI Day
school for Young ladies' 51pts ID number VI re'ocn
pupils ll,nitei
For Both Sexe3-City.
DAY-SCHOOL-FOr young ladies and chil-
~ rcn 256 West 42dst; two children Will DC taken
10 board
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Eelp Wanteo.

WANTED.-TwO men who understand the
w general work large farm Long Island must be
good mixers and plOughmen Address stating
seen, d." Box IL, Tribune Otice
WANTED.-A person acquainted with the
business 70 take charge OF book department GEO
r. LOCKWOOD d SON. Booksellers and Statoners, Sl2
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

ANEW VOLUME OF
MATTHEW ARNOLD'S ESSAYS.
IRISH ESSAYS AND OTHERS.
BY Matthew Arnold author of Literature Dogma" &C.
l2mo cloth, 81 75
THE GROWTH
ENGLISH INDUSTRY
AND
COMMERCE.
BY
w. CUNNINGHAM MA,
late Deputy to the Kghstdge Professor In the University
OF Cambridge
lomo. SO.
CONTENTS. .-Property y-Coective IndustTy-Barter and
Facites Exchange-Chrstian Morality and Papa Pol
icy-Eary Legislaton-Social Grevanccs-Consuner and
oncy-Cmnpetition-C -CapiIalsts-Mercanle Empiricism
Conscious Imitation DutchThe Reputation OF the
Mercantile System
The English Citizen serics-New Volumes
TIE NATIONAL BUDGET.
THE NATIONAL DEBT-TAXEs AND RATES.
By
ALEXANDER TOMBSTONE WILSON.
12Ino 81.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED, ONE DOLLAR EACH
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. BY IL. d. Trail
THE ELECTORATE AND THE LEGISLATURE. BY
Spencer Walpole.
THE POOR LAW. BY Rev. T. W. Fowle MA.
MACMILLAN & CO., NEW-YORK.
COME USEFUL PUBLICATIONS.
SUNDAY DINNERS. EXTRA NosL Price 20 cents
KNITTING & CROCHET.
EXTRA NO So Price l0c. EXTRA NO. 75. Price zoe
EXTRA NO. g. Price 20c EXTRA NO. 76. Price 10c.
These which contain full selection Of
ting and Crochet well practical
tons In of Stocking Knitting be sent TO any
address the United states for 90 cents
Address .,.-. .
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

ACTUAL sALEs.- SHARES SOLD.
Names ~ ~" ie esf or Final 1i,r I'm "
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Gituations n1anteo-- females.

A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW:
SSsK ofp9n
Ss SS as corner n:;' s''d
NS and a
PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU.
An Kinds Of good. competent female servants GET
man other useful girls for c Or isS
PReorEsrHST PIE T HOME BUREAU 1873 Sth'ave fourth
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS or WAITRESS, &c.1
"a IN cSsry " way desirable trustworthy can take entire
Of n1ama al UTn ali aSoat Worlnr
references city or country Call at 2sz cthae oc'"ecn
OUAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS..By a
- competent woman .ews by hand or msohins no
sOse'Sa % bS TO %'Ss TpSwn 1 once sss BrOsdT
NOOK. WASHER and IRONER.-By a girl (;
objection to to the country S M PTSas ss,
COOK, &c.-A competent active woman aai /, as a.
ist door
OOOK. WASH and IRON.-By respectable
ence ws1aaV $50 west .P 2SIEst SGleseOn . D0' D w
COOK and BAKER.-Willing to assist with
- washing aud ironing; good city reference 21o west
NOOK.-By young woman of experience /;
~ capable of doing all kinds OF family cooking e1seIsat
G02 Gth-ave., near 31th.st
C0LORED SEAMSTRESS.-Will go by day
or week can use any machine objection TO care Of
grown children; would go to country l50 West S2d-st
ElRST- CLASS COOK.-By an English
woman take entire charge OF house; best city
references be for two days 227 East 43ths'
room 4.
HOUSEKEEPER, &c.-By middle-age lady (;
L no objection small children; Is good dressmaker
understands all kinds OF family sewg OF |9n 'asss a
with lady Address A. s., Tribune uptown ohcc i'%'o
Broadway
HOUSEWORK, or COOK and LAUNDRESS:
NOTw eian ready, willing. and not AFRAID OF
work can do good washing ana o oHg a1 h sTSa @ cam by
attention and good behavior retain constant
home. No. 2y2 Gth.ave
7 AUNDRESS.-By n respectable girl; first
~ class city reference. ssl Gth-ave.; 81 bell.
I AUNDRESS.-By a coored woman, wash
IL ing by the dozen. or by the month Address III West
3lstst
AUNDRESS-By young woman in a pri-
IL vate family will do chamberwork Il required; excel
lent references. Call or address ljS East 49th-st
+ AUNDRESS.-By an active, capable woman;
does up finest of lawns linens etc. best OF city refer
cnces Can be at COZ 6thave, near 35th-st.
AUNDRESS, &c.-By most respectable girl
references given by present orMer employers Call at
No 26O Madisonave for few days
4 AUNDRESS.-By a first-class laundress, Ia
IL dies gentiomens or families washing to do at hcmei
prompt and rciaDle best city reference ior years Mahi
McCABE, l27 West 33lst
MISS l.. CAMPBELL'S Foreign and Domes-
VI tic Male and Female Empoyment Bureau % West %
ST. " Roterences will be strictly
WET NURSE.-By respectable young wo-
All East 24th-st
NASHING.-R woman to take in
w washing will go out best OF reference Mrs
CURLEY No $50 West 17thst between Sth and 0thaves
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-08-12
Hired Help.

Much has been written and many diff
ferent plans proposed as to the best and
most economical plan of hiring neces-
sary help about the farm. The old say
ing, /" if you want job half done, send;
if well done, 90 yourself" is very appli-
cable at the farm, but, alas for human
endurance there are times when ON an
ordinary farm no one man can begin to
keep up with the work to be done, and
the farmer is obliged to look to some
one else. On many of the larger farms
only two, and many times three or four,
hands are kept busy all the year around,
and especially is this the case where
much stock is kept, and where it is the
rule to feed all that is raised on the
farm and sell the products in condensed
forms. Where this is the case hiring
by the year is best, as by that means
you are not expecting a change at. the
end of every month, your help gets
better and better posted as to your way
of working and manners of feeding and
attending to your stock, while the help,
knowing he is sure of his place, takes
more interest in his work and is better
satisfied and will look more to the in
terest of his employer than if he were
only working by the month. He soon
understands what is required of him.
and is better prepared to perform his
part.
On large farms where help is required
continuously the surest and most relia-
BILE help is obtained by having men with
families, furnishing them with a small,
comfortable house and garden patch
and paying them by the year. Labor
ers of this class are, as rule, better
content, less likely to want to change,
and more trustworthy. and they will
look more to their employers inter-
ests, as they know that their living and
that of their families depend upon their
faithful performance of their work and
onthe success of their employers fnan-
cially.
Day help is generally the dearest OF
all as the laborer demands higher
wages where he works by the day than
if he is working by the month or year.
Then he has no interest except to put
in the time as easily as possible, as he
has no assurance OF anything further
when night comes. hence he does not
accomplish as much as if employed per-
manently. Then, generally speaking,
che class who go around working by the
day are those who have not been able
TO secure work by the month or year
generally the poorest of the laboring
classes as regards ability and willing,
ness to work. This is not always the
case as circumstances sometimes com
pei the best of hands to be working by
the day. A good, reliable hand car
generally obtain steady work with very
little trouble, and if he has reputa-
ton for doing good, honest work, he
will find very little difficulty in securing
work by theyear or month.-Cor. RurG
Ne1 Yorbey. M