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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-02

CLAWS or A CAT.
IRON the Montana independently
y,ncoet Morgan lives up al the head OF
Grizzly gulch. about six miles from hemna;
NE ireps bach, and bis only household
c~omranions are a cat and q dog. "A lew
e~veriugs ago he was down to Upionvllle
until after night, and while there drank
clcss or two OF beer, hut not enough 10
sGect him. About 8 o'clock Morgan went
h,mc. accompanied by friend, whostopped
snd took supper with him. After supper
the two friends smoked and talked awhile,
and then the guest continued his way to bis
own cabin, farther up the gulch. Morgan
washed his dishes carefully, put the Kitchen
IN order. and then laid down on his bunk 10
rc,d- Ills cabin consisted OF two rooms.
One "a these was used for q kitchen, ana
from this led into n back room. which was
used as n sleeping chamber. From the back
room there was nc outlet except rougn
small square window at one side OF the
room. Into this inner room Morgan went,
and, taking of his coat, lay down upon
his bunk 10 read. His dog and cat went TO
sleep in their accustomed places. Morgan
was tired, the room was comiortaDie, ana
In n few moments he read himself to sleep.
How long he had been sleeping he does not
know, when he was partially awakened by
the cat scratching gently at his arm: Ob-
Nyious to everything else except That he
was being disturbed, Morgan drowshy
pushed the animal away and slept on.
Arajp the cat scratched him and again he
uushcd her away. This was repeated seye-
raj times. Finally the cat became thor
oughIy in,carnest, and, springing upon the
~sIeeper's breast, began TO claw him yigor-
ously. Morgan awoke with a start, n
rising up I'm his bunk saw with consterna-
ton That his cabin was on fire and that he
was almost surrounded by the flames. The
partition between the two ooins was blaz-
ing brightly, and the kitchen-as he could
see through the burned door-was REDEEM
cd with a hot glow, which showed that the
fire had been in progress there sonc time.
All chsnce OF escape in that direction was
shut on, and the only remaining outlet from
the sleepmg-room was through the little
squai @ window mentioned above, and even
this was surrounded on all sides by flames,
which were spreading along both sides OF
the room and beneath the roof. A moment
more and his bunk would have been on
fire. All this he took in at n glance, n
knowing that every iessened his
chances for escape he took the cat in his
arms, and calling the old dog, which was
sleeping peacefully beneath the bunk, he
dashed through the flames and sprang out
of the window-not, however. without
being painfully burned about the face.
head, and neck. The dog sprang out after
him. The cabin. with ak its contents, Was
consumed.
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Crazed by u Threat.
ACCUSED Of STEALING, A wAsnERwCAiAN Is
OvERTAKEN WITH A ALTERATION.

ACCUsED OF STEALING, A W"AsllERWCAAN Is
OvERTAKEN WITH A MENTAL ALTERATION.
philadelphia Times.J
"Look out! l have got the cholera !
These collars were all washed and ironed
on Sunday morning. Look at 'em. Ihave
n whole handful OF then. They'll none Of
them 20 round my neck With these and
like u%tterances q middle-aged Irish woman
accosted pedestrians on Walnut street be-
low Broad Saturday afternoon. She was
enveloped in the conventional Paisley
shawl. A neat black bonnet, trimmed with
bright red roses and shamrock leaves, COW
cred her head. Her face looked wasted and
worn and her eyes were large and '"hOl-
low" and were dim with the darkness OF
mind behind them. Her attire was neat
I'M clean and gave no evidence OF poverty,
In her hands she held two or three dozen
mems linen collars OF various sizes and
styles. They were all white and clean and
stiff with starch. Clutcl,ing them tightly in
her bands, as though she feared some one
would attempt to deprive her of them, she
would hold them aloft and give vent to the
expressions in a loud voice. No particular
attention was paid to Der by any one, as il
was only too plain that she was demented.
AS soon as she would finish showing her
collars to one person she would hasten of
to show them to another
"That's a sad case" said a policeman TO
a reporter. "She is a poor widow, who
earns her living by washing. Some time
ago she was accused by ayoung man whose
washing she was doing OF keeping about
a dozen collars which he missed from his
linen, and threatened to have her arrested
for theft. She was taken sick shortly after
this and grew delirious. She would talk
about the collars all the time. After she
got well enough to 60 to work again she
wa still worried by the young mans
threat, and ever since then she is seized
with spells, when she takes a lot Of
collars in her hands, and going out on the
street, acts rs you have just seen her. She
Is a perfectly harmless and honest woman,
and ii Is only once a month or so when she
Is seized with these fits. When they come
on her some Of her neighbors go along and
watch her. She will only stay out for an
hour or two, when she goes back home and
locks her collars up carefully in a bureau
drawer for another month. l am looking
afte her to-day and will see that she comes
to no HARM"
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by Frank ID. Hill & CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
L BRICK DWELLING AND STORE, No. 2O3
SOUIH SECOND STREET. BETWEEN CANAL
AND BYRD, AT A~UCriON.-By virtue of a deed
of trust from Hannah l.. Stout To the undersigned.
dated 18Th October. 1881, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court clerks Office, u. u. ll9 b.
page 279, default having been made I'm the pay
melit OF a cert,in negotiable note therein secured,
and 1t TIE request of the beneficiary in said deed.
! VIII sell at auction, on the premises. on
SATURDAY, MAY 5.1sss,
at 81 O'Clock +. NJ, the PROPERTY described I'm
said deed, as follows: All that LOT OF GROUND.
win Il LARGE BRICK DWELLING and other
improvements thereon, lying In the city of Rich
mond, ON The east side of second street between
Canal and Byrd streets, bounded rs fOllOws-to
VIII: Beginning on the east side Of Second street
al Il point distant 80 fsct south Of Canal street,
thence running 80 feet on Second street south
wlrGly, thence running back between parable lines
oI rect 20 an alley I'm common 3 feet Wide, and
bounded on the south by the property If John q.
Andrews.
This property Is I'm very nice condition. and will
rs,nt well, proving Il good investment for the pur-
chaser.
TEHMs: Cash for tho expenses oe the sale. and
enough 10 paw 4 note of s4S, with the Interest from
April II, 1858, on a credit rs 10 81 200. due Octo-
Der -, 1873 the balance upon such terms rs the
said Hannah l.. Stout may direct.
FRANK ID. HILL, Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. Hi & CO., Auctioneers.
an 25-1Ot
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NALUA-
" BILE IMPROVED AND uNIMPk0XED
REAL ESTATE. N TIE CITIES OF Rloil-
MOND AND MANCHESTER.-In execution
of a decree Of the Chancery Court of Tho
ciiv OF Richmond entered the 18Th day OF
March, 1882, in the suit of IIartsoOks admins
traitor as. lIartsook aud others. ihe mierslgliel.
special commissioners thereby appointed, VIII Sel
iy auction. on the premises. in the order and man
ner named below. the following REAL EsIAlE
of which the Late ID. j. IIartsoOh died seized
viz:
ON THURSDAY, MAY Sd. AT 4 p. NJ,
LOT. with aSMALLOFFICE thereon, on the west
side Of seventh nelr Marshall street. adjoining on
thc ,i0rth the dwelling No. 400, fronting 81 9-l2
feet by GO feet.
AT5P.M.,
chose THREE HANDSOME LOTS, Nos. 3. 4, and
D, fronting on the north line of Park avenue 9S
feet by about 100 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
AT s.. T.. NJ,
that BEAUTIFUL LOT. No. 26, on the western
suburbs tIIarVietOwn), with a FRAME
thereon. fronting 100 feet Gu The east line Of
Carter street lsouih Of Winder street, by l5O feet.
OF FRIDAY, MAY Am APP NJ
those TWO VERY VALUABLE LOTS in the city
of Manchester for railroad or kindred purposes,
separated from the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad and the Richmond and Danyille railroad
by Railroad street. through a portion of which the
temporary track Of The former road WAS run,
bounded hy Ninth. Tenth and Railroad streets,
which VIII be sub-iiyided as may be desired or
sold rs 4 whole.
Aud Immediately thereafter will De sold THIR-
TY-TIIREE LOTS, each 3OX92 feet: eleven lots
on the east line OF Madison street eleven lots on
The west side of Madison. and eleven lots on the
west side OF Harrison street between Everett ana
Stockton STREETS.
TERMS: one fourth cash balance nj Fix. twelve,
eighteen. and twfnty-fuur months, for negotiable
notes. interest added. and title retained until the
whole purchlsc-mOney II paid aud a CONVEYANCE
directed by The Court. A.. l.. BOULWARE,
ap "a Special Commissioner.
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FURNITURE.


HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
- SPRIHG STOCK or GOODS. CHINESE
f fANTniNSS q ~ grades. OIL CLOTHS and
SnS HOLLANDS, t66RNhiccEf' and toaNicE
hVtSs, kACE-CuRTAINS. &c. rAPER-
nALain6s o. The latest designs. All orders
promg,,y attended 70. Work Done In tow pr
! psasan ISL E.,u .ssss 4, R SESssSes "a.
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION OF R~IcuMoND-To

This day Lawson c. Younger, whose name is
mentioned as n general partner in the renewal Of
The limited partnership of Hoffman & Younger,
the articles of which renewal are heTeunio annex
ed. appeared before me. Il notary public i'm and for
the corporation and State aforesaid. and made
oath that NJ. A1illhiser and Gust. Millhiser. the
special partners named in the said articles of re-
newal of the said limited partnership, have each
contributed 10 the common stock Of The said re-
newed partnership the sum of eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty C$S.750) dollars; which
said sums of money were contributed when The
said limited partnership of lIeitman & Younger
was originally fOrmcd-that Is TO say, ON the LIST
day of January. 1881.
GIVEN under my hand this 30th day Of March,
1883. WILLIAM NJ. TURPIN.
Notary pnlItc-
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by Grubbs & Appcrson.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No. 8 north Eleventh street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
LOWER JAMES RIVER, CONTAINING run
TEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. JUST
BELOW DREWRI,S ELUFF. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA.-By virtue If two deeds
of trls, from james b. Jones and wife. dated re-
spcctiyely l4th October. 1850, and 9TH October,
1882, and duly recorded, and being required so to
iscs, by auction. AT ~ o'clock W.. on
TUESDAY, MAY -, 1883,
lf fair: II not. on the next fair day thercafter)
that REILLY VERY VALUABLE FARM above
ing three miles on James river. one mile from
Drewry's Bluff station and pOst-OAice. on the Rich
mond ana petersburg railroad about eight miles
from %Iichmcnd. aud the residence of the late
JAS. u. Jones. containing about 1900 ACRES. of
which aboltZ30 are river low-grounds. about 500
acres of second low-grOunGs. and about 300 acresof
fine. rich upland, all In fine cultivation fabout $50
acres well set In orchard-graSs and clover, and
about 300 acres in original forest-pine, oak.
Is well drained. Can be divided into four farms
of nearly equal sizC-fhree rnnfing on the river and
thcOther on theRichmOnd and Petersburg turnpise.
The LARGE FRAMED DWELLING. contlinin1
ten rooms. Is beautifully situated. surrounded by a
large forest of OAK, hickory. &c: the very best
water convenient, and proverbially healthy; barns.
stables, granaries, hay-shedS, and houses for ten
ants and laborers amply sufficient. We believe
there Is no more valuable farm I'm the State of its
size, and those wanting. either for their own use or
Tor investment, would do well to examine, attend
The sale. and buy. Good neighbOrs, among them
some northern familles. Convenient 10 churches,
schools. mills. &C. Young bearing orchard of fine
varieties OF apples, apricot, pears, &C.; and
grapes, &c.
TERMS: Whilst the deeds require n i1rge cash
payment, by consent Of parties In interest "a smaller
payment VIII be accepted; and liberal credits as
70 the residue OF the purchase-money for negotia-
Die notes. interest al q per cent. semi-annually.
ana secured by trust deed, all of which viii be an
nounced at the sale.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
GEORGE A. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustees under the first deed:
BENJAMIN III. NASH.
Trustee under second deed.
GEUBBS L APPERsos. Auctioneers.
ap 29-su. NN&FtMyl5&tdtds
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BY sutton & Co.
Real Estate Auctioncers,
110S Main street.

A UCTION SALE OF THAT BRICK
~ STORE, WITH DWELLING ABOVE. No.
vus BROOK AVENUE, AND NEARLY OPPO-
SITE GODDIN'S OLD TAVERN.-At the request
81 the owner, VIZ shall offer for sale at public auc-
non' on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MAY Q, 1888,
u, OK O'clock u. NJ, the PROPERTY located as
anoSe. fronting % feet on the west side of Brook
avenue. with lot running back about 1870 feet. The
improvements consist of WELL-BUILT BRICK
sIohk, with DWELLING OF four rooms above
all In good order.
liis location has long been a good one for con-
ducting q retail business, and now, since The pur-
cnase OF the property In this vicinity for the pur-
pvse OF establishing u large woollen manufsctory,
wnere a large number of hands will be employed.
should make the location n better one tor business
IN the future aud greatly enhance its value.
TERMS: At sale. SUTTON & CO..
hpSS- Auctlopcer.
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IGOR NEW YORK.-The Old Se&

HUN W IVAkIs VIA D ~
4 Dominion steamship Commentaries
proposed sailing for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALkER. FRIDAY,
May 4th. al 3 o'clock Z. ".
ROANOKE, Captain COUcH, SUNDAY, May
9th. At 2 o'clock L. VI.
WYANOkE, Captain HULPHEKs,
Nav Sth. at 3 o'clock =. VI.
Freight received until = O'Clock 7. VI. Friday: 8
o'clock z. NJ. saturday, and To 2 O'Clock T. NJ
Tuesday.
through bills Of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch TO AL points north, south,
east. and west: also To foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Atter-cabin fare to New York (including meals
and BERTH, $40; rOund-triptickets, SIS; Storage,
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence, 80.
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
DAYS. Wednesdays, and Saturdays by the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad al 1880 4. VI. Will make
connection at Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be had at
The Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. W.
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage, apply 10
GEORGE w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents.
my2 Company's Wharf, Rockets.
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THIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT.
i owing TO coRtinHed III health, A.. ". llE!I-
MAN has withdrawn from the firm OF HElIMAN
q YOUNGER. and uut the said frih being there
by dissolved bv the operation OF law, we, LAW
SON &. YOUNG ERIN. MlLLHiSfR, and GUST.
MJLLBISER. all Of the city of Elcbmond. state
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the SAID limited
partnership. under and In pursuance Of the stat
u,os In such case made and provided, upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, and In
the said statutes pfcscribcd-that Is TO say:
/, The sail partnership is TO be conducted un-
der the name or finn of 81. &. YOUNGER of
which LAWSON G. YOUNGER lisa general part
ner. and NJ. MILLIIlsER and GUST. MlLLHl-
SER are special partners-all residing IN the
said city of Richmond.
2. The business INTENDED to be transacted by the
said firm or partnership is the GENERAL
WHOLESALE-GROCERl BUSINESS.
2. Each of the said special partners has con-
iributcd to the 0mmcu stock of the said partner
snip The sum of eight thousand seven hundred and
ffty tSS,760D dollars; which sald sums Of money
were contributed when the said limited partner
ship of HEiTMAE Il YOUNGER was originally
tormcd-that istO say, or the LIST day of January,
1881.
4. The place Of business Of the said partnership
Is 10 be In the said city of Richmond. 1hc. part
ncrship Is Ia continue from The daie hereof until
tho list day of January. In the year 1858.
Witness tho hands of the said parties this Sch
day of March, 1888. l.. {. YOUNGER,
NJ. MILLIIlSER,
GIiSI MILIiiStR.
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BY GrHbbs K Apperson,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionccrs,
No. Snorlh Eleventh street.

TRACT OF 10040-100 ACRESOF GOOD
I LAND on THE WILLIAMSBURG AND
CENTRAL TURNPIkES. ABOUT ONE MILL
EAST OF RICHMOND. At AUCTION.-In exc
cutiOn Of 4 decree of lIcnrico Circuit Court, en-
tered March :, 1881, in the suit of Harrison rs.
Harrison. &c, The undersigned. appointed a spe-
cial commissioner therefor, will sell at auction, on
the premises. on
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1888,
at ; o'clock i. ~. the VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND above described. being Il part of the Wa
verify tract. formerly owned by The late William
l.. Harrison. II has a handsome front. partly on
the Williamsburg and partly on the Central turn
pike, and runs back to Amman's creek. The New
port News extension of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway runs through the land. The quality of the
land Is good. and lis ncarnCss to the city, on good
roads. makes IL attractive to parties seeking lands
for cultivation or investment.
\ plat of the property can be seen ~ the Office
of the auctioueers. which viii be sold ~ a Whole
or divided, as may he deemed best.
THE TERMS: VIII be very liberal, aud VIII be
made known at the sale.
EDMUND WADDILL. IN,
ap 20 Special Commissioner.
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by furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
l0I6 Main street.

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
i TEN NEW FRAMED DWELLINGS ON
TWENTN-SENFNTH BETWEEN NENABLk
N II S~TltkETS.-By request of the owner I
shall sell by auction. on
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1888,
on the premises, at > O'Clock I. NJ, without limit
or reserve. the above referred 10 VALUABLE
PROPERTY. The HOUSES were recently huiit.
have i've rooms. including the kitchen, and Weld a
paying rental. The LOTS are ample and are sup
piled with fine water. The attention ofall seeking
profitable investments or snug homes j. called 10
the VERY DESIRABLE SMALL PROPERTY.
which l. Increasing in value and attraciiyeness as
the surrounding improvements 20 on.
TERMS: One fourth cash. balance In one. two.
and three years, If desired.
FURMAN TUPPER.
an % Nuctionecr.
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CIGARS.
TRIANGLE CIGAR FACTORY,

TVIANGLE CIGAR FACTORY,
Il 42O BROAD STREET BETWEEN FOURTH
AMI FIFTH RET
NEW TAXI! NEW CIGARS!
NO PAlNTl NO ARTlFiCIAL FLANORING
Consumers will find IL to their interest to smoke
the" ANGLE" and other brands of CIGARS
manufactured by me. The reduction Of the tobac-
CIGARS especially the TRY ANGLE the pub
lie thereby reaping the benefit. / employ frst-class
union workmei. aud use the hest material that
can he secured. which enables me TO guarantee to
~, lovers OF u good smoke entire satisfaction.
Thanking my friends and the public for their
patronage in the past. and hoping 10 secure a con
lthuance OF the SAINT In the fulure,I remain. &c.
CHARLES NJ. ANGLE.
My cigars for sale by all drst-class dealers.
my I.1w
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PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 50-New York and Atlanta rfd wash
ington and Danyille.
On Train 52-Rlchmond aud Danulle, snd
Washington aud Augusta.
Tickets sold % all points south. southeast, azd
southwest. and baggage checked through.
NOlay-oyer checks given cn local tickets.
VI. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
4. nj. Il. rALCOrT. General Manager. nh 2
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SMOkE THE BEST.

EWITT & SON, No. 90 SOUTH
- rn ~ FOURTEENTH STREET, manufacturer
lIrrneio .iowlnE brands Of FINE CIGARS: DE
0NisOIdEk F0RGET-hiE-NOTs, OLD JACk.
STANDARD, EXCELSIOR, and their new brsnS
Reductions on all grades OF goods
and orders solicited from She trade. ap o9.eoasm
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NLDDOMINIoN STEAMSHIP MFsg,
~ COMPANY. ~Sn&s
yOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatchone Of theirsplendid
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. NAN
HAITIAN. Old DOMINION. and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY
IFor hours Of sailing, see advertisement be,owl
steamers leave New ork IL EeDAl = tuuieS,,
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at 3 2. VI. from Pier 20
(ncw nuElber), North river. foot NJ Beach street
They have splendid saloons, siatc-rComs, ana
bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations. and attentions are
unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 10 New York Including meals
and BERTH. so: r0und-Lrip tlckets SIS ;steeIGge,
with subsistence, 81; without subsistence, 81. .,
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
EXPENSE incurred.
Freight received until 6 o'clock 2. VI. daily.
For further infOrmati0a- apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN x CO., Agents,
~ 90 office COmBanv's wharycs. Rocketta.
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| AGENTS wanted i'm every CITY and Com-
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BUSINESS OPp0RTUNHTIE&.
DARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS.

For saIc, AN IMPROVED stARCy's TER
QrTlc9N: with The usual apourtensncs s and
0YEB QNE. HUNDRED BEAUTiFUI Pho
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER TIE ABOVE
s,lc Of John NJ. Goddin. Esq, we Will sell that
MOI AND ATTRACTIVE YARN ownei by \.
j. Chcwning. ESD on tie Hermitage ROAD ABOUT
one and a half miles northwest of the city. Con-
trins Iss ACRES RICH LAND; large nlce'
young orchard.
TERMS: Easy, and made known at ne.
CHEWING &c ROSE.
mv1 AuctiOucers.