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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-03

TOR SALE OR EXCIIANGE-AtPe ekskll,o
pose residences Of Rev. H. W Bcecher and H. Kit.
"A fine COZ NTRG PLACE. with 20 or 40 acres OF
land 4jxO feet thoroughly built has al modern I'M
movements warmed by stcan laundry steam drying ROOM
an ORDER out buildings are ample line conservatory
gsshOusc house and cOlchmans hOusc abundance OF
water and choice fruits surroundings in All respects desr-
able Address ROBINS, COrtahit ST., y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-03
Amnsements.

A DELINA PATHS Farewell Performance.
- CHOICE SEATS CAN BE oBTAINED AT THE
THEATRE TICKET OFFICE, NO. III BROADWAY
A BBEY'S PARK THEATRE, B'way g. 22d-st
"A second month OF
,o THE MI or T I1al, Season SsAs ps;.o,
AT BUNNELL'S MUSEUM, B'way g. 9th-st.
4 mysterious iaaghabie LONDON ETHERscoPB.
place for families TO visit.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. IL TROyAT0RE.
.,. MoN6AY, h ph 3 3 Il 4rhovAToRE;: E, ....
Ra2S sSad &ay Lan S G @
second appearance in two years. and LeOnora Mile Ps"na
,%$EEDSEsDSY' April SSS$$ s;,ES
on sqSSs %dID night TgyRsPAY April g. win be pro-
Principal characters BY ssnor Rayei sgnOr Del Puento
LAST GhXSD MXTTNEE 5ATt&pAY. April 5, GOunods
b TUsr c Can 6 xa @a Sovara Mile A" Nine
Boxoflce open from . till g.
A sSOCIATION HALL FOURTH SEASON.
~ AUTHOR Z NTERTAINMENTs
FOUR p TTSiS2E EAIAN Of ShfEA at &
was he natter r e hd@s S Carlyle
April olive Americans or American Character IN Fic'
April 2s-Are We Descended from the Monkey with
admission cts Heachers the Pubic Schools and McnbeTs
of the Chauauqua Literary ana scientific Circle half price
RARNUM'S HIPPODROME.
~ MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Commencing THIS EVENING, at . O'Clock
lowing 10 The great preparations to produce tho
great Iilppodrome there will be no matinee today
p L. BARNUMS
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH, IN UNION WITH
THE GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
ALSO =. I. BARNUM GREAT ROMAN
HIPPODROME.
Two and four-hoTse Chariot Races.
Elephant Camel. and other animal races.
Male and Female Jockey hurdle, and fiat races.
GladiatOrial c0llbats and fierce contests.
All the sports Of Ancient Rome, together with
Triple Circus in Thr 70 Rings.
Two immense Meuagcries
Great Museum u living Curiosities
The wonderful 100000 Baby Elephant and
% trained q plants, 20 cames 10 CRATES lions tigers,
Giants mdgets dwarf- &C. at usual price 81 admission
Matinee daily except today N D. m.
General admission itiave side only 81 cents children
under nLe hall price reserved 81 single seats Ia
boxes, -.
Seats secured one week in advance.
DIJOU OPERA HOUSE. B'wav near 30th-st.
ID JNO \. MrNAi Ill.,. Irnprntnr and MAnagar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-03

atory frame house With plot o. 9p on john KAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-03

ORRISTOWN, n. Ito let, for the sum
WI men large comfortable house standing the midst
OF nineacre MorTis-aye; hrst place east OF Wash
iugtOns HEADQUARTERS Address - west 2Jth New York.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-21
HuntiAt and Fishing Accidents.

A0osB ouu ASnsAS ACOCh~
Two brothers named Fraker of Osh-
kosh went hunting and one accidental
" killed the other.
As Henry Young, of Lake Charles,
La, was teaching his son, aged IA, to
swim, the boy slipped from his grasp
and was drowned.
While fishing in Lake Mackego,
Canada, the Rev. Father Chaffelliere
and four Indians were drowned by
the npsetting of their canoe.
In a pigeon match at Shenandoah,
one of the birds few toward Robert
Parker. Hiram Neiswinter fired at
the bird and killed Parker.
BY the accidental discharge of their
guns, while hunting, NJ. J. Redding
of Amherst, and Elisha Whitman, Of
Rockland, were recently killed.
William Coggshall was drowned in
the San Antonio River while trying
to save his daughter, who was bath
ing. The child was rescued.
While hunting near Williamsport,
Pa, Harry Makiffy stopped to pick up
his game, and his gun, slipping from
log, was discharged, killing him.
AS Timothy Newton Of South Gard
ner, Mass, aged 80 years, attempted
to land fish from mill dam, he fell
forward into the pond and was drown
ed.
Isaac Harris, cashier Of the Belvi-
dere National Bank, caught the larg-
est black bass ever taken in the Della
ware River. 1t weighed 6 pounds
and l / ounces.
In the Blue Juniata, near Hunting
don, Pa, three bathers lost their lives
Minnie Paddock, aged II; Flora
Crossley, aged II; and Martha Cross.
ley, aged IA.
The largest fish ever taken out Of
Green River, Kentucky, with hook
and line, was caught by Tom Miller
of Livermore. 1t was yellow cat,
and weighed 81! pounds.
A shower caused Jacob Colup, Of
Vincennes, who was hunting, to steE
into the house of Jacob Lawrence
He pulled his gun toward him, and i,
exploded and killed him.
The s-year-old son Of j. NJ. keene
went fishing near East Saginaw, float
ing on log On getting bite he
jerked back, the log rolled over, and
he rolled under and was drowned.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-21
4 SUICIDAL MOVE.


The TINES is informed that move
ment is organizing, either in Bellevue
or this city, to jump the unoccupied
lots of the Haley townsite, and the
lands where it is proposed to locate
the railroad depot, roundhouse, shops
and terminal buildings; and that, as a
preliminary step toward the execution
OF that movement, one lot has already
been jumped on Main street, and an
other lot on another street.
We do not believe that such a
movement is really contemplated, or
that it can have originated here, be-
cause every Haileyite possessed Of the
least modicnm Of sense must see that
it would be suicidal. The I.& o.
Company have invested few thous-
and here, to be sure, and intend to
pay out great deal more for property
in this vicinity. But they are not ir-
revocably bound to the ''trade," and
if any very serious obstacles-such as
expensive lawsuits, for instance-are
thrown in their way, they will soon
conclude that it is for their interest to
operate nearer Bellevue, on land
which they own, or near Ketchum--
to which point great efforts have been,
and are still making, to get them
to go.
So with the railroad. The directors
wished to stop few miles below
Bellevue, south of the line of deep
snow fall, but the 1. & o. Co., by
pointing out to them the advantages
OF a nearer approach to the timber,
induced it to come as far as HALEY.
If any part Of the ground
which has been set apart for
the railway terminus is "jumped,' y
and cloud thus thrown upon its title,
the railway company will of course
not come here, or if it does, will sim
ply pass by and go on up the river to
some place where it will not be ex-
posed to the operations of jumpers.
Such move could easily be taken
by the railway company, and the l. &
O. Company could as easily be in
duced to abandon this immediate vi.
cinity. But how would it be with
the business men and families who
have their all invested here: The
loss OF business consequent upon the
dissipation of our hopes of getting
the terminus would undoubtedly cause
them great and irreparablc loss.
As to the jumpers, what can they
hope to accomplish? They canno,
expect either the railroad company OF
the I. & o. Company to pay them to
get off, for that would only open the
door for the jumping of every unoc-
cupied piece Of property. If the
jumpers are residents of Bellevue
they only supply the railroad with
an excuse-such at monopolies
arc never slow to avail themselves OF
for an extortionate discrimination
which would bankrupt their town in
three months.
This jumping business is therefore
bad all around-for Bellevue as well
as for Hailey-and we believe that nc
man who has any property interest in
either place can, consistently with hi,
own welfare. countenance any such
movement as is referred to.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-21

1t might be good idea to per-
NIT the gallows erected at the race
track on the outskirts of town, to re-
main just as it is. Its presence there
might deter hot-headed persons from
committing acts which would involve
them in untold misery.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-21
- A YEAR.

The Price Of the "Weekly Times'' Re.
dsced, ard ths Paper Enlarged.
The WEEKLY TINES has been en-
larged, and it is now handsome pa
per Of seven columns and 4 sheet
24x36. The WEEKLY TINES con-
tains all the local matter published in
the DAILY TINES, and Is beyond =
doubt the best, as it Is by long odds
the cheapest paper published in the
Wood River country. 1t is issued
every "Wednesday. Have it sent to
yoas. frisnds. The price is only Sl.50
! r nix months, % per year.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-10-21
SEE THE LIST OF PRICES:


Canton Flannel undershirts. 40
Best Canton Flannel undershirts. IS
Fine knit undershirts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30
Fine molesllin undershirts. .............. l 90
Good white dress shirts | 90
One dozen best linen collars. .......... | 20
Fins walking shoes, worth s6............ 3 80
Boys shoes, worth Observation-Disclosures. l 80
A large assortment OF knives, from %
cents to- .................. l 90
Good raZors Observation-Disclosures. 15
Pipes, from u, cents to................. IL 50
Spices, yeast powders, ete...,............
SIX leau pencils ID
Six penholders OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Scissors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y
Thermometers Observation-Disclosures. 20
Compasses y cents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20
Combs Ia, cents OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Hair brushes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50
Magnets, each Observation-Disclosures. 50
Two quart bottles of sherry wine. ..... | 20
Two bottles Riesling white wine ...... | rs
Paper, envelopes, fancy papetere paSsbooks,
ETC., aDper cent. below cost.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14
Oazette
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH IA.

CHEESE AS FooD When c:enm is added to
new MIX. AID the NIX u!e is eurdIed. il firms
very rich cheese as double Gloucester az Sill
ton. When new vi K alone ia used. the CHEESE
ls less rich. and is c,lltd Cheddar. We lhsD
get inferior qa:litiss, as si1glo Gloucester
Cheshire end American. At first every variety
of cheese is soft. aud almost tastele5a, but By
ke, ping it uudergoes ch,DRes. snd ia said to De
ripe. The change is dependents upon the
growth of tuegl snd the formation OF fatty
scids Prsc:csl y, it auounfs to this--we coap-
u'aIe tho Du.r lous part OF milk, and if We take
this fluid SO De highess tyne OF food, which il
is. as suimsls will sus!sio lite for az rdcfnte
period upon it, We shall fad by reasoning ire
tutl ct OUT how valuable IL is az food. Sir
WIism Jeoner asid some moprhs sgo that o
plnt OF mi was gu Y ,ent 10 M rti9e power 10
40 ord,nary muttoo oncp; snd az pint of milk
viii yield only one %, CO OF cheese, We have B
highly cnocen!sted and cheap food Celsius
Wrote l GOO vars ago 10 favor OF q ~ culiar
c,pptu ii which the bakers msds, acd which
consisted Of m'xIUre OF grain. lard, bon, y and
cheese, and witch he csl,ed string food Aod 10
some Interesting letters winch appeared 10 the
L,odoo times shtrs time 200, we ST, told By
"a old Wykehsmist thst the boys seventy years
ago had for tier breakfast Dread and cheese
and beer, and sgair at o'clrck they were fed
10 the sam, manner. The Italians I've to a
great exteot on cheese and 'disn ooro. 10
fac. around the Lake of Como. these two
foods. With lirtls vine and gsr'ic. form the
staple food IF the peop'e. 10 Greco, tie
common people eat eno, mousiy Of ohees-, VIII oh
you Gao buy in the form Of goat. the c,.pu's-
ted milk beiog formed into The skin.- English
Mechanic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-14

VIRGINIA In the Clers's office of the Cir.
" cult Court of ihs city of Ale1audIi., on The
2lst dty Of February, 1852.
John Hslnes. Levi II. Small and Eugene D
Robinson, primers, trading under the f 10
rsme OF HsiDeP, Small b hobi lson; W. D,
Budson. administrator OF Il b W. Bslk n,
decd, and Thomas Perry. plsint ifs against
b :. Bark ", Leonard Marbu V, tru.tae, And
s. +. Gr cory and X II O'brlen, p,rtuers
trading uuder the firm meme of GroyOry &,
o BrIen, defendants. In chsncety.
ID emo. The otj' CT of this suit is to have re-.
eev,r appointed tor Tho assets of the late firm Of
3 w Barker q Son and for the rrop.r;y
cobvey cd by 8 deed of truet from II. s BARK, r
to LeoDsr1 Mhroury. and TO ascertain the lis
oliitlss OF said firm and pay the same out CT the
sale OF said assets, end settle the stairs of said
1rm, and 10 ascertain the creditors secured by
Sid deed aid pay their debts out of the sale Of
sad rnperty conveyed lhert By.
B.S. Barker. one Of said defendants not hsyin o
entered bis appearance and given security &C
cording to the act OF Assemb y, and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit TINT
be /. not resident OF this State, it is OF.
dered that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect h1.
interest in this suit and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandris Ga.
zette, q newspaper published in the city of Al
exandrls, once week for four successive woeks.
and posted at the front door of the Court House
Of this city. A copy-test:
MOKTUN MARYE Clerk.
John johnson, p. q ftb2l-R4w
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South Bound.

Nail. Southwark connects a. Charottesvin,
With Ches. & Ohio R, B.. Best snt West. A.
Lynchburg, connects with Norfolk & Ws,.
ern 4: K, through Southwest Virginia, "a
and Tszhs-and at Dsrville with Richmond :
Dsnville &, B. to South spd Southwest.
Express sr.ins connect It Charlottesville with
Ches. 3 Ohio trains for the West ard with +
& u 4 st DIrviile for all points in Sou,b
o,uth Bsss, southwest and Ksst
B1prrrs trsiIs northws1d make conuec,i;pu
ChariostesVire for hich mond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Zine lesys Al,
sIsndris osily. EXCEPT Sunday, go q. N, .Sd
! GO p. m, ard returning arrive at Alexandra
3 o. p. N. and II Is m
For MANASSAS LINE le.ve Wsshipr.,
I 10 =. N. and Alezsndris As .. m, dsly
except Sunday, arrive a! StrasbuTg IL y p,m
connecting with the Valley Road Hast and
Vest. a. st fivsr with s. V. K K f1, Lunv
.rririns a. Ale1andri~ st s 55 2. N.
MIXED TRAIN FOX MANASSAS DIV.
lSION leaves Alexandra daily, except Sun.
lay, at 8 &C =. NJ, arriving at Stresburg Ats
o. M. and returning leaves Str.shu.s al 6I
| I. M, arriving in Alexandria at lG .. m.
For Middleburg, daily Except Sunday co,.
nection ct PAN. station.
| plane.
For Washington. Rspp.hsnnock, daily cor.
| neclion, e3 cspt Sunday, at Uu pepe-
ALI traius connect to aud from WARREN.
TON.
All trains make good connections, Of Wash.
| ington, to and from North and West
Pullman 5lesDers between New York and
| Atlanta on mail traius IL esch dire o:on wihou;
change; only one c1snge OF cas- between Nes
i York and New Orleans.
rev Orleans sleepers leave Washington II
TO q. M, .urDing through witbou! change.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between washington
snd Chaslesson, 3. O.. without change. on "
| p. N. train.
| Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro md
| Augusta. Ga, on 7 10 %. connection
| Marks adjustable Chair Oars are run on Nph,
trains between Washington and Danville.
THROUGH tickets at lowest rates to all ia port.
| ant points in the Uii it'd States.
h all Trains In both directions m,ke close con.
nection at Ffanklia Junction TO and from al
points on franklin Division.
hkhGEX Sl,A IJt3HTER q n
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1882 GREAT. 1882

PEN EsYLVANIA ROUTE
70 THE NORTH, ESI 4 SOUTHWEST
STEEL Balls, sP P,L soENsEY,
In Effect Jsnusly % 1882.
Trains leave Washington, ir, nj station, corus
of Sixth and B streets, ss follows:
For Pinburs and the West Ih,csgo Limited
B1press of Pullman Hotsl and s eepins Can
a. 80 8 m. daily; Fast Lie. 9 80 g. N.
dsily with Sleeping Oars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati Western Express 7 80 p.m daily,
with Palace Cars to Fitt-burg and Cir clnn,i
Mail EXPRESS al 30 p. M. daily for PIuburs
and the West
Baltimore and Pot, msc Bsilro,d
For Osnaudaigus, Rochester, Butf<lo risgsrs,
at 60 m daily, excep, Saturday with Pal.
| ace Gs,s to O,nspdaigus.
For Willismsport. Lock Haven aud Rmi.s,,L
3 80 q. m daily, except Sunday.
For Me- York and the E.s., 8 co s. NJ, 10 3Oa
m. 30. so ard 1920 IN. On Suudsy
90. so aud 10 ~ D. n. Limited express Of
Pullman Parlor Cars, 9 80 q. N. daily, except
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N Y, all .hrous h .r.ins connect
st Jsrsey City with boats If Brooklyn Ann,I,
at"rdltg direct transfer TO Fulson Street,
avoiding double ferrisge across New Y0ft
For Philadelphia. SO o. m, 10 80 .. m, lS.
81, 9 81. and 10 ~ p. IN. On Sunday, ! W
~, 90u, and III ~ y. m. l. mlted kIp.e8,
80 m. daily e1cept Sunday
For Baltimore. 8 40, s 0O, $50. 1889 g. m, nd
! 80. 4 70. 4 40. 8 40, 7 81, $50 and 10 SOP N.
sunday et0 8 ~ Q. M, / 80, S ~. 49,
$50 and 10 2Op IN.
For Pops's Greek Line, 6 90 O. m and 40p N.
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis 6 ~ a. N. and - p. m daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA EaIOKSBURG
RAILWAY. AND ALEX aNDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAlLnUAD.
For Alexandris $50, 30. $40, IL o. snd
II 26 ;. M, N, B. 20. 6 90 end II 90 p. m,
On oundsy at 81, 9 20, II co and II Is q. n.
and % D. m.
For Richmond snd the South, 80 and II Pa
m. daily, and COZ M. daily, except SubdsJi
Trains leave AlexsndrIA for Washington, O.W
s.n5, 53, snd 10 =. la; II 40. g. s. I, and
20 p N. and IL midnight. On Sunday 81
Us. SO, and lU.. u; 100 and 92J ?. m.
Tickets sno information It the Office, hor!bsus
corner Of 18th and Pennsy lvsnia avenue, and II
the station, where orders can be left for !1s
CHECKING of baggage to destination from ho'e'
ind resluences. J. K. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager. isr8
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IA ASHlEGTON d OHIO RAILRG
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
W Az OAs n]Sh q 4SO IIu oAN =
BEGINNING Ontnhar LIZ 1891.

beginning October ID, 1881.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Washington
st . 20 =. IN. and Ale1.ndris at 925 B. n'
daily. except Sunday; pAss Leesburs, .go!ul
Westward. At II 80 Q. m. and arrive q RolIo
Hill at IL 10 p N. Leave Round Hill at |? 81
p. m; pass Leesburg, gong eastward, 1t ! "
p. M, and arrive at AleI sndrla at 3 IS p. u
an ~ Wssbingtoh st 8 80 p. m.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will les7e
Warrington at 42y p, 10. and Ale1sndrl' 81
4 70 ?. % daily, except sunday, aid arrive
Leesourg At b 4U p. m Leave Leesburg GbW
m and arrive at Al. Isndrla at 8 Is g. H.
and Washington at 8 900. N.
~ Passengers from Washington will saI.
the Washington and Ohio cars st the Bslslmon5
& Potomac Railroad station ate 20 An. and 4A
p. NJ. and 20 through uithou, change Of csl M
The 9.25 Am. train from Ale1AnGrls snd lkT
Q. m. train from Round Hill connect a. Houaai
Hill with GOSH E KITS Dsily Line o.
Coaches for Snickeravile Berryville and WE.
chester; also Redm,n's Line Of Coaches, wh 1,a
asve Leesourg daily for Aldis and Middle
burg.
Both trains, westward, make close oonnectoI;.
q Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for FAIL
h1 Court House. -.
Communication tick els, u cts por NIL
Annual tick eta, $50.
2 g. HAVENKR,
ocl4-H General Ticket ASea.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Il Take Dotice th,t by deed dated Ferru .ry
'oIb l>s2 and of record in the Clerk's flee of
ths Corporation Court OF A e1andr!n, Va % T
NV n and John b. Bruce partners. tradipg
uuu. the firm name and style of EtVIN &
bHUGF, nVeyed 10 the unte's gned sll their
goods, ch'ttl', rights and credits, in trust i,r
the bent Il; OF their creditor. All persons il.
deoed to said firm will come f1rw.rd snd settle
their indessedItss or Legal p,ocspdiDgs will he
instituted 10 collect The ssmc. AL ~ raons oG-
il & claims sgsns. aid firm will pr-. en-, the 10 20
tn undersigned On or before the Is of March.
1852 LEONARD MAkblIHY
'erlo I'm Trustees
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steamers OF this line will run rs follow,
FOR NORFOLK

steamers OF this line will run as follow,
FOR NORFOLK,
or Boston, steamer
ASDF OF TAR ESEs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY .,d
ZELDA r, at 90 O clock p.m.; returning. leave
Sorfolk on alternate days st 400 D. m,
TINS staunch iron steamer has Just been paint.
go throughout, statorooms newly furnished and
.arpeted, and is she hsndsonest as wsIl AZ the
'nfest boat on the Potomac river and Cbessne.ke
Day, and 10 the only steamer making close con.
oectlon with the New York and Boston steam.
srsi also connects with Richmond steamers and
'sllroad lines s,outh. Stops At PINEY POINT
md POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning q.
FOR IN. fall and winter, commencing Oct. LIST,
rats OF fare will be as follows:
First class fare 10 Fortress Monroe and Nor.
Piney Point and Point Lookout 81 so: second
CLASS Toe. '''o0
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MORTON ID ARYE. Clerk.
Wstt!es & Mus,bsch, .. q f-t2l-s4v

VIRGINIA In the Clerks otfic of tina Cor
porston Court Of the city VI Alez.ldris,
on the 2lst d " OF Febru,ry, 49,
Nj: Dul shy Ball adm .nistratur of The estste o.
WI An b. Du! any. d-cessed, I'M Of ainart
Rganst joseph B. stewart Alex or Hay
.no the Alexandris and Wssh,nytou .ksi'road
Company, defendants. In chanc.ry and up,h
attachment.
Memo. The object CT this spi. ie to reco yer the
cum Of Si4 56. with interest on St4 IS, par:
thereof. from February l, 1870. until paid, due
oy tbs sad josef b. Stewart and Alexander
Hay to the plaintiff. and t, attach and suhec. to
the pay meht of the me Al monte. dus b , the
Aiexano ria and Washington Rair"sd - IN An,
10 tne SAID ste wsrt and Hay or either OF III IA
The defel dsnts Joseph b. Stewart and Alex
andtr bay. not having entered their appearance
and Ligen security, according to the a.t OF As
sem6Iy and the rules Of this Court, ard i. Al
psRrlng By sH tnvil that ihey sro not resitalts
Ut tfis esste; II i, ordered ths: the said defend.
Ats appear here within one m eth after due
publication OF this order, and o. Whist ia n,c 3.
ssry 10 prole their int ats in this ,ui.; I'D
that copy Of Ibis o1d-r be for th with inherited
N the Alexandra G.za;te, q newspaper CUB
lshed in the city Of Alexandria once week Tor
tour successive W 9eka, aud p ste st the front
door Of Ibe Uour! HCu'e Of THU ty cory
tS:: MORTON MAnYE Clert
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks off &C, of the Cor
on the 20 day of February, 1882
Thomas j. Aehsfey and John Zimmerman,
partners, trading ns T. J. Mehttf y y Co.,
c, IN olslnants, against Hsrriscn 3. Barker,
alias Harry 3. Barker. defendant In chance.
~ and upon attAt h nent.
Memo. The object of this suit is to alta ch and
subject the interest CT the deen dsnt in the Re
estate OF which bis Esther. b. s. W. Barker died
seized. to the ps5 m:ni of the plaintiff clsiu
for S52 IL with interest thereon FRI IN February
II, 1882 until psid The SAID real ettste is S
follows: l A Two story brick tenement and 10,
Of ground corner OF King and Comm streets,
runllag thence wastWardly on King street 4
fest and about 80 f let on Cc mme1o, slreet. 2
a lot of ground on the south side OF King street,
between Henry and faystte streets, fronting 20
feet on Xii 6 street ana running back lO) feet.
3 A house and lot on Commerce Street, b.
tween Fsyetie and Payne streets. ALI in tie
city CT Alexandra.
The defendant, not having entered his sd
pesrance and given security according to
the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit tha,
be is not resident OF this State, it is or.
dered that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of thi:
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect hn
interest in this suit; and that copy of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zatte, q newspaper published in the city of Alex
drls, once week for four successive weeks anG
posted at the front door of the Court House o.
MOTION MARYE. Clerk.
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