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Morris tribune., 1882-05-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

III
Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of S4S3 II 100 which is claimed to be due
at the date o this notice upon certain mort
gage. duly executed and delivered by Peter y.
Hanlon. to Nddlesex Banking Company, of
Middletown, Connecticut. bearing date the LIST
day O December. A. d. 1880, and duly recorded
in the Office of the register OF deeds in and for
the county of Stevens and state OF Minnesota, on
the I'd day of December. A. ID. 1880, at 10 O'Clock
a m. in book &C. of mortgages, on pages 573
and post. which said mortgage was given TO Sc
cure the payment of $50 dollars with 8 per cent.
interest per annum, and default having been
made in the payment of the first installment of
interest due December 1st 1881, the said mort
gagee thereupon elected that the principal sum
with all arrearages or interest should De lmme-
diately due aud payable, according to the pro-
visions of said mortgage and 0 + the note for said
sum, and no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, That by
virtue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided the said mortgage will be
covered by said mortgage. viz: The southeast
quarter of section twenty-five (22), in township
one hundred and twenty-three 123). of range
forty three (43), containing 60 acres in Stevens
county. and state Of Minnesota with the heredi-
taments and appurtenances. will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt and interest and the taxes, if any, on
said premises. and twenty five dollars attorney g
fee as stipulated in and by said mortgage in case
| of foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed by
law: which sale will be made by the sheriff Of
said Stevens county. at the front door o f the
court house. in Norris in said county and state.
the 9TH day Of May. A. d. 1882. at 10 O'Clock a.
m. of that day. subject to redemption at any
time within year from the day of sale, as pro-
vided by law.
Dated March 20. A. D. 1882.
MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY, [sEAL1
By ROBERT N. JACKSON
WIN, F. GRAVES. President
Attorney. 49t7
Notice is hereby given that the above sale will
be postponed until the 18th day Nay, 1882, at
10 O'Clock M. at which time the said sale will
be made by the sheriff of said Stevens county at
the place named in the above notice
Dated April 26, 1882.
MIDDLESEX BANKING COMPANY, [sEAL]
By ROBERT N. JACKSON,
WIN. F. GRAVES, President.
Attorney.
Morris tribune., 1882-05-04
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON, !

MIMI, March. 30 1882. !
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler mas filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the clerk of dis
trict court for Stevens county at Morris. Mime
sota on May 8, 1882. viz. James Minahan,
Homestead application No. 1929. for the north
west quarter Of section g. town 124 north of range
al west 5th P. NJ. Minnesota. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
Anthony Gaughan Michael Calvin. John Riley
and Jocob Zimm ermann, all OF Morris p. o.,
Stevens county, Minnesota.
81 u. S. HALL. Register.
Morris tribune., 1882-05-04

On last Thursday afternoon little Minna
Spear, who is only four years old, was
decoyed from her home in Minneapolis
and brutality outraged, by a tramp from
Boston, who gave his name, when arrested,
as Frank McManus. The wretch was
taken to the lock up, but as there were
fears Of his being lynched he was removed
to the Jail. About half past three on Fri
day morning the Jail was broken into and
the fend was taken out and hanged to a
tree opposite the high school building,
where it remained until nearly eight
o'clock A sudden launch into eternity
was the punishment visited upon this in,
fernul being for his diabolical crime.
Morris tribune., 1882-05-04

The coercion act is evidently unsatisfac-
tory and dstastefut to Premier Gladstone
In a speech before the house of commons
on the Goth inst he said: ''Compulsion is
completely alien to the spirit of the consti
tuition" lie announced that he would pre-
sent bill to make the arrears of rent a
gift to the tenants. and reimburse the land
lords out of the public treasury. This
looks like meeting the obstructionists more
than half way, and appears as if it might
be effective, if both parties would unite
and take the matter honestly in hand
Both England and Ireland are thoroughly
tired of the existing state Of affairs, and in
this spirit they ought to be able to come to
an amicablc settlement
Morris tribune., 1882-05-04
CTATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF STEW

s. A. PLUMLEY. Mortgage
Attorney for mortgage, Litchfeld. MINI. ST.
Morris tribune., 1882-05-04
OF MORTGAGE SALE

HARVEY OFFICER. Mortgage.
Attorney Of MORTGAGE, st. Paul, MINI.
Dated Nav 1St 1882 3t1
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fpoR OTHER LOCAL. SEE FIRsT PAGE. ]
MInInIHIAN. Va March 4. 1

MIDLOTHIAN, VA, March 4, 1881.
AR. u. s. Finkenbiner, General Agcat Of
The Singer Manufacturing Company,
Richmond:
Dear Sir,-The Midlothian Relief Com
mittee find it duty to respectfully repre-
sent that the widows OF five Of the victims
OF the recent mine explosion at this place
viz, Mrs. w. Ii. Marshall. Mrs. James
Brown, Mrs. III. l.. Hall, Mrs. Morris, and
Mrs. Alice Green-cach have a sewing
machiue which was purchased from your
company upon the instalment-plan OF pay
ment, and that only partial payments have
been made for the same, as will specifical-
iy appear by your books. The widows
were left entirely destitute. and at present
have no means OF support or for further
payments for the machines except from the
charity fund now being contributed by q
generous people for the relief Of all the
sufferers and dependents. We therefore
beg for your most favorable liberal conside-
ration and disposition in these cases.
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, I. O'BRlEN, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-31

Theodore was poor lad. One day when
he was very hungry he espied fve-cent
piece on the floor oi the brokers' Office
which he was sweeping out. He had re-
membered stories wherein little boys had
picked up "a small piece OF money, handed
it to the great merchant or rich banker,
and been Immediately taken into partner
ship. So Theodore stepped up to the door
OF the brokers' private room and said /:
"Please, sir, here is 4 fiye-cent piece
found on your floor" The broker
looked at Theodore moment and
then said: "You found that OH
my floor, did your And You are hungry.
aren't your" "Yes, sir" replied Theo-
dore. '"Weil, give it to me, and get out.
was looking around for partner; but
boy who doesn't know enough TO buy
bread when he Is starving to death would
make but a sorry broker. No, boy, / can't
take you into the firm" And Theodore
never became great broker. Honesty is
the best policy, children, but il is not in
dispensable to success in the brokerage
business. Boston Transcript.
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SnriIac Lectures.

The success attending the Star Course OF
Lectures was so marked that the direc-
tory OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation have decided TO run short spring
course. The course will be inaugurated
on April 18th, by Colonel l.. +. Copeland,
with I" Mistakes OF Bob" Colonel Cope
land was announced for the first course,
hut unfortunately could not arrive in time.
April 18th, George KEENAN,, OF Washing
ton, will occupy the platform, and dressed
In his full costume OF white fur, will tell
what he knows about sour Lie in Sibe-
ria"
Professor Sheppard, OF "Why Did She
Marry Him" fame, will present his new
lecture, "Arc We Descended from the
Monkey"
The fourth lecture is being arranged for
now.
Members can secure reserved seats for
the course for 81. Those moi members for
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-31

Erief Rsn,s.-A revival has been IN pro-
crcss at the CIopton-Strect Baptist church
In swansboro' for several days. some
eight or ten persons have protested feii-
zion. Services are held every night.
The funeral OF Mrs. James NJ. Psrdue,
whose death was noticed In yesterday
D;spnfch. will take place this morning at
II O'clock from the Manchester MethodiSt
church. of which she was a mes1ber ior
UPWARDS Of fifty years.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Chester
fe,d will meet at the Courthouse to-day at
10 o'clock. This Is the meeting az which
ali claims for road service during the year
pas. are adjusted. :.
Colonel G. =. Rsmsdell, United States
marshal for this district, who mas Deeh
quite unvell nc his home, In Chesterfield,
is convalescing.
up to this time has not been injured; that
wheat Is looking splendid, and oats coming
UP finely.
The q. b. z. Club has elected the follow
Ing officers A. p. Lee, president; George
Reams, yice-president James A. Moore,
secretary; John W. Holloway, treasurer,
and James O'Brien, sergeant-at-arms. Mr..
O. /. Merritt, the late efficient secretary,
was compelled to decline q reelection on
account OF pressing business arrangements.
The funeral Of Mr.. james Woody toob
place Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
from The Methodist church. Friendship
Lodge, knights of Pythias, escorted MS
remains 10 Maury cemetery.
Rev. w. \. Campbell, OF the Presbyte,
rian church, delivered Sunday-school
lecture last night TO the scholars OF the
Meade Memorial Sunday school.
Mr.. George ". Toby, OF the Chesterfield
House, has gone to Wilmington, Del. TO
attend the marriage OF his niece.
Rev. DIR. Minnegerodc. OF Richmond, is
expected to preach at the Mcadc-Memorial
church, in this city. this afternoon.
Postmaster Robert Dcattie has been iil-
disposed for several days.
Hopes are yet INDUCED that the City
Council at some OF their meetings this
spring will direct The planting OF some
additional shadc-trees on the public square
containing the courthouse and other pub
lie buildings. Were the lot protected by
suitable fencing, and the adornment OF
shade-trees added, the engaging looks OF
the square would be increased many hum
drel per cent.
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WcpOrt OF Work bone by the City Mis-
sion for tssc Meath of March.

amount OF soup issued. 1000 quarts
SEQ zones OF bread, 400 sick rations. dis,
fribpfed 1000 old garments, 80 par Of old
shoes added 10 this q beneyoIe,f lady
has given two new pair Of boots, load OF
coal, axd raid room rent for two parties
Expenditure this month has been si5s.
The laA;es ire only waiting now TO see II
Il Is desired they shall render help TO the
sufferers IL the btirnt district. This viii
be slgnifed ~ them by contributions, as
their treasury Il empty, and they can do
nothing unless n,saps shall be contributed.
A large amount OF clothing has been re-
celycd BY the ladies connected with the
Mission, aud most efficient ladies are en-
gagged In looking NJ the sufferers and dis
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UANPpEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE, VA, I
March %, 1882. J


To The Editor Of The Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-On the supposition that you,
or your correspondent writing lately from
Danyille, still retain some curiosity as to
the antiquity OF the provcrb, "The mills OF
the gods" &C., venture to call your atten-
ton 10 the fact that Erasmus (Adag., p. $50,
Ed. Froben,) finds PIutarch in possession
of the adage, and apparently in the shorter
form referred to by Subscriber VIZ.
lin Erasmus's LATIN: Sero noldm deorani
inOioP.
The corollary often added in later times
was obviously in Plutarch's mind. but lot
deducble from bis words rs part OF the
proyerb--a deficiency, think, clearly to
the credit OF its force.
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The ,yohng VIII Case.

The trial of the Johns will case was con-
tinued in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Baltimore on Wednesday. The following
witnesses testified. and were examined ut
length and with much particularly as to
the extent OF their acquaintance with the
deceased, their transactions and intercourse
with him, aud their conclusions rs TO his
capacity for making contracts OF executing
will. They all testified with more or less
posiiiveness that they believed him fully
equal to the transaction of any kind OF
business or the execution Of any description
of contracts Joseph Il. Mitchell, late regis
ter of wills of Baltimore county; Judge
Grason; John ii. Beckley, late justice OF the
peace OF Baltimore county; Francis Mitchell,
of the bar OF that county, and Charles Gra-
son, deputy clerk OF Baltimore County Cir
cult Court. Colonel William Norris testi-
fed that he resided near Reistcrstown. four
miles from Dover He saw Mr.. Johns con-
stan1ly and repeatedly for a number OF
years, and UP TO two or three days OF his
death. lie had purchased small quantities
OF corn from him, often talked with him
and consulted him about farming and other
matters and followed his advice, which
was generally good. Il regarded him rs
perfectly capable as anybody know; re-
markably clear-headed, practical man; and.
when sober. agreeable and gentlemanly."
w. Reid stated that he was Il farmer living
near Rcisterstown. He was intimate with
Mr.. Johns for seven years before his death,
and several tunes borrowed money OF him.
His house was as well furnished and kept
in rs good condition as could be expected
in one who was confirmed bachelor.
Witness went TO his house 4 number OF
times TO instruct him in the Masonic lee
lures previous 10 his advancement in the
different degrees, and rs master OF the
lodge passed him as fellOW-ciaitsman and
raised him TO the degree OF master Mason.
IL he had been OF uusound mind, he could
not have been elected Mason. He re-
manned TO the hour of his death member
in good standing. lie never saw man
more impressed than he was, particularly
when he was given the masters degree.
He ALWAYS conducted himself properly in
lodge. Without concluding the cxamina-
ton of Mr.. Reid, the court adjourned for
the day.
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The Tyler Monument.

Mr.. Editor,-Please acknowledge recent
OF contribution In aid Of the "Tyler Mon.
uinenf Fund" from q gentleman who does
not wish his name published. | have
placed the sapc along with Others OF like
nature on special deposit In The Planters
National Bank, and am ready 10 receive
further contributions for this purpose.
Respectfully. JoBN :. WISE.
Richmond, Va, March 30, 1882.
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OYpICE OF THE SINGER MAN'F'G Co.,
No. S21 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, March %, 1882

RICHMOND, MaTcn -, Ico-.
Major T. O'Br;en. Chairman Midlothian
Relief Committee, M,dtothiGn, Va;
Dear Strive have been unavoidably
delayed in answering your favor OF the 4th
instant, and now beg to state that the
amount due us on sewing-machines leased
by persons named in your letter i, $1,000,
distributed us follows: William Marshall,
S35; James Brown. $40; III. l.. Hall, 80;
John Morris, $3.50; Alice and Mary A.
Green, S31.
Approaching your earnest efforts In be-
half Of these unfortunate citizens, and de-
string 10 aid them all we can, we herewith
enclose receiptcd bills for the full amount.
Trusting they will always find Il true
friend in the ever-faithfui "Iron Seam
STRESS" we are, yours very truly,
The SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.
j. s. EiRkenbiner, General Agent.
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THE ROANOKE LAND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, OF ROANOKE
ROANOKE COUNTY. VA
OrFEr FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS.

OTFEI FOR SALE BUILDING LOTS,
suitable for I'll purposes, In the town of Roanoke
formerly called Big Lick. located J3 miles west
from Lynchburg. at the Junction Of the Slenau-
dOah-Nalcy and Norfolk and Western railroads.
The railroad companies arc erecting extensive
shopsat this point, which will give employment 10
1000 mechanics.
Roanoke offers special facilities for industrial
enterprises of all kinds. aud 1, in the vel known
iron region of Virginia. which is also hichiy-
cultivated agricultural district.
Coal Of the best quality. suited for all manufac-
turing enterprises, can be obtained ut reasonable
rates from mines now being opened on the line of
The New-Riyer branch of tue Norfolk and West
ern railroad.
The rapid development Of the town renders this
particularly desirable point for storcHecpers and
mechanics 10 locate.
Lots for all purposes for sale on very reasonable
terms. For further information apply 10
H. CHAPMAN, Superintendent
Roanoke Land and improvement Company.
NH l1-Im Roanoke. Va.
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DEATH OF A RICHMOND MAN II TEXAS.
Intelligence has been received in this city
of the death in Laredo, Texas, on the 10Th
instant, OF Mr.. Charles Yancey Morriss,
son OF Colonel Richard L. Morriss, OF this
place. The deceased had many friends
here who will be panied TO hear ofthis sad
eyanf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-31

Executive CLEMENCY.-Goyernor CAM
eron yesterday pardoned Isaac Howclls
(white), who was convicted of murder sew
eral years ago in Patrick county. The ac-
eused was sentenced to be hung, but Gov
ernor Kemper commuted his sentence to
fifteen years confinement in the peniten-
tiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-31

LAST Sundays FIRE.-The Weekly Dis
patch, issued this morning, contains full
report of the great fire IN this city last Sum
day. May be had at our counter, put up
for mailing, at five cents per copy.
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by crumbs 4 Williams ila,'..
Real Estate Agentsand Aue'Ile.,s'
r,eyont,, s,reet between vain anu sank.


ExECUTOR's SALE or r !, y, HA nsI,
bENcE' AND GnoUNps; b9SG G,, TIE REsI-
DRIVE or Tiu.rn ,T' TIE SOUTHEAST COR
nj; on ~ MAIN hND riFTII sTEEETs.-By re-
qt Of Mr. Gee W. MayG iSe c weEno% %, s and
, nr WI pRoPERry above referred 10 at
public auction, upon the premises, on
MONDAY, APRIL TO- 1882
at AZ o'clock T.. NJ II H. sltnlisu upon a,e rro W.,
and near. enbr.ci,,g fine view q the river, aud
is in point Of siiuaon proniby .s Ire IN aSe ry
for hotel Or large public building Of any Kind.
The T. or fronts ist feet on Main street ana runs
back l63 feet on Filth street. y,..., o,,,,
Tho KtsiDFNCL Il large. handsomely finished,
and with some improvements could be made as
elegant ms could be desired. 81, g. .....,
Ne invite epecIai attention 10 this fine property.
4 long credit win be given, IL desired Tor the
larger part OF the purclase.-nl"nes; ,,,,,c
mh31 AnctlOnecrs.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
OWNERS OF ARKANSAS LANDS
NH 21-2w 27s VI
DIClMOND PROGRESS,
AREAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED BY
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGyST And AUCTGOSEER,
llI3 Main STR q.

This paper t. full ard comprehensive. and meets
ali wants OF real estate purchasers and sellers. and
IS DISTRiBUTED FIRE. OF CHARGE. II con-
fains muCl valuable Information about real estate
Richmond. Call aud yet one. Parties putting
red estate in my hands for sale viii have their
property advertised therein free of cost 10 them
selves. NH l2-lm
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LOST, srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

EsTRAY.-Taken up on the Deane fsxr
H farm. on The Mcadowbridge road haifsk.x.
TIE one black cow aud Two heifers. The owner
will cal on tie undersigned. pay charges. and take
them away, or ti.y Will lie dealt with according 10
law. THOMAS y, WILLIAMS.
mh 3l-3ts
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N. ELLYsON & Co.. advertisements, iuseitau
vcrtisementsm all of The newspapers OF Tie Uniiec
states publishers rates. Orders LEFT al the Dis
patch countng-rOom will receive prompt aden.
ton.
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.,ibuting che clothing where It Is most
,ceded xf

FIVE TIA l. a iuxry, and may be found
IN ~ purity and excellence ct JOSEPH NJ
~, Atp's grocery, 826 Main street.
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by H. l.. Staples & Co..
Real Estate Agents and huctionCcrs,
HOB Main street.

GALE OF TWO FRAMED DWELL
- INGS, ONE LARGE BRICK DWELLING.
AND BRICK STORE WITH DWELLING
ABOVE. STU iTED on IOSBI STREET tOR
CARRINGTON ANDJAi STREETS. BY AUG
TION.-By Request of the owners and 10 close an
estate we shalt sell by auction the premises, Oh
THURSDAY, APRIL o, 1882.
beginning ut A. O'Clock Il. NJ the PROPERTY
above described. fronting 10 feet on Mechanics
Vile turnpike near the corporate line Of the cityrf
Richmond. II will be sold ia divisions % suit the
views of purchasers and n may seem best on the
day Of sale. Persons or moderate mems seeking
homes ~ for good Investments should not fail 10
attend this sale.
TERMS: iberal and announced on day Of sale
II. l.. STAPLES x CO..
mh3I Auctionccrs.
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V'O THE PEOPLE or VIRGINIA.

Never in tie history Of our state has sucf tide
of immigration poured into her borders. We At
tribute this To many causes. one Of the nrst -
that the northern press recognizing Tie great all
yantagcs Of orr location. climate cheap lands,
and facilities for shipping To other markets, M
surpassed 10y any STATE IN the Union. have IN the
lat year advised their readers to 20 South instead
of West. our book viii show more s1lcs Of land
the last year 10 better class o. northern and west
c7n and European farmers thnn have over moved
TO Virginia before. We are 50 much encouraged
by our success during the past year That we have
decided Ia take our Yorktown decorated Tent"
with thousands Of our VIRGINIA HENL fS-
TATE JOURNAL, TO the fairs Of the Middle and
Western States this summer. IL satisfactory AZ
rangcmeBis can be made with The railroads We
propose having built decorated advertising ear,
with adjustable aNlce. TO 20 from State u state.
with corps of clerks distributing the VIRGINIA
REAL ESrATEJOURNAL free, offeringits cheap
lands to all.
70 owners Of real estate wc will say chat in The
future we intend To publish the VIRGINIA REAL
ESTATE JOURNAL in book FORM IN which we
design 10 advertise city aud country real estate
free of charge which may he placed in our hands
for sale X. II. CiIAfflN 4 CO..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,
NH S-deodl 3t.Sw2t,w2t Richmond, Va.