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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

WANTED, by an English maid. a sitB.5o-
w at sewing, useful or lady's mad @ol
attendant TO an Ell serly or invalid ladT
ply at 70 CASTOR street. Ap-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

WANTED. several good hands to vo-k =.
W dressmaking. Apply at once. Me-
WELLS. Il Aberc0rn street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

TOR RENT. the store under the Metronoli.
II tan Hall. corner OF Whitaker and Press
dent streets; possession given st once: gas
and water in the store. c.. Il. DORSETT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15
Cor Rrnt.

WANTED, IN a private family, a white
W girl. y or Il years old. Apply at Ia
Bolton street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

WANTED, ladies and gentlemen in CITY -
W country to take ign WORK at their
own homes. 50 10 s. a day easily made; wort
sent by mail: no canvassing. We have rooJ
demand for our work n furnish sieadv EN-
plOy ment. Address. with stamp, CR0WN
MFG COMPANY, "a Vine street, Cinci1.
natl. o.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

TOR RENT, the large residence No. Isl
Il Jones street, near Whitaker street: pos
session given Nov. /. Apply to 7. II. Gun
&INGHAM. c.. z. X. Bank. or GAZAWAY
PARTRIDGE, lis Bryan street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

I" ANTED, q situation as teacher IL !
w vate family or in a public insfitr.t
Address MRS. A. b.. G., Laurens Hin Isp-e-.
county, Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-11-15

WANTED, sAWYER-We wan -
w who thoroughly understands &c. : nan
and running englnes,saw mills.piapers So Up
mills, lath saws, etc. Ne prefer q me--ls
man., and VINO VIII stay permanently.
must take complete charge O. miH Of S0a1 ~ ,
day capacity. Address, giving referenes ~
wages required. WEBB 4 HjGLEY. HSgIer'
Orange county. Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

The carriage In which the First Napo-
leon made bis famous retreat from Moscow,
and in which he, as Emperor, set out from
Paris IN the campaign which closed at
Waterloo, Is now preserved In London
among the effects OF the Duke OF yelling
ton. 1t Is two-seated conveyance, anil
the top. or cover. Is lined with thin sheet
iron. There Is also front curtain Of iron,
which can be lowered at will. The wheels
are large and heavy. and the steps at either
side silver-dnished and OF curious design.
The rear seat was the one used BY
Napoleon. Under the cushion Of the seat
he carried blankets and pillows. The
back OF the front seat opens. and at the
right hand forms small cupboard, In which
were tiu-plates. knives, spoons, water-can,
and small fluid lamp. On the left Is
long opening, extending forward nearly
% the "dash. board" aud into which the
Emperor Of the first nation In Europe and
be military autoerat Of the world was
won't TO extend bis feet and legs'i In order
bat be might lie at full length. The
'iankets. pillows spoons, knives, and
anlps thst were used by the Emperor are
W preserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
SIX MONTHS FOR A SC0LD.
Cuaker.City Housewife who Became n
Nuisance 10 Her Neighbors.

Nuisance TO Her Neighbors.
A Philadelphia special says: This city Is
already peculiar as q centre Of remarkable
crimes, and three cases on trial in its courts
to-day assist in rendering It peculiar for
legal decisions and sentences In one
court Yesterday there were two women
charged with being ''nuisances and com
mon scolds." a similar ease was at the
time on trial in another court. Indictments
for this offence are seldom returned by the
grand iuries in other cities, though the
charge is occasionally made to cover case
Of intemperance. In the Court OF Com
mon Pleas to-day Judge Finletter had
case that would have been Teli,hed by the
inventor OF the ducking-stool. 1t must
suffice 10 illustrate this phase OF Philadel-
phia life. Margaret Hartfelder, living on
Winton street, near Tenth, n populou.
locality, was charged 10y half dozen OF
her neighbors with making their lives mis-
cradle. 1t was testified that she delighted
TO stand at her front windows or door, and
from that vantage point TO insult every
neighbor who passed. The language that
was ascribed TO her was neither elegant
nor repeatable. Men. wives, BOYS. and
young girls all came IN for abuse from her
tongue, IT was sworn.
uNAyAILING ELOQUENCE.
The testimony against Mrs. HartieIder
was crushing. Her counsellor made a "a
thetic appeal in her behalf, in which he
tried to soften the hearts Of the jurymen:
but the "twelye good and true" were oh.
durate, and found the woman guilty with
out leaving their seats. She turned 70 the
judge with eyes as soft as moonbeam on
a country gmntl.hOIls. rnnl aud I.rI-.I
anything but the terror she was reported to
be. Judge Finletter could not be melted.
He put on his eyeglasses, as Jason might
have done before taking look at the Cor
CONS head, and whispered, "Slx months
in the city prison."
C0NslGEED TO "BLACK MARIA"
This sentence produced considerable
surprise throughout the court, the usual
punishment being an order to .smoye out
OF the neighborhood within week or 90
TO prison for MONTH" The convicted
sc0ld always "moyes on" when such an
alternative presents Itself, but Margaret was
not offered choice Of two evils, She
gathered rber shawl about her shoulders
and tripped out OF the door to the van that
was 10 carry her TO Moyamensing. Her
attorney has applied Tor a rule to show
cause why her sentence should not b.. re-
considered, as he declares that imprison-
ment cannot be inflicted under the laws OF
Pennsylvania.
1t would be interesting 10 know the local
causes OF this class OF litigation. Ii ap-
pears to be due principally to the style Of
the Philadelphia house. which is so buiIt
that one neighbor must see all that the
other does and hear all that he says.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
The Grave and y,csorv.

The Asbmore Qllinois) Citizen publishes
the certificate OF Mr.. Abram Beaver, an In
mate OF Coles county poor-house, which
sets forth that he suffered years with acute
rheumatism, and was given up to die by
his physicians, but as last chance they
tried 81. Jacobs OIL, the great pain-re liever,
and by few applications he was cured.
TO this Is added the certificate OF the super.
infendenf 10 the truth OF the statement,
and the paper adds: "Any one desiring
further Information can correspond with
this oiliec.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

tou,y they are deal. with more severely
than other convicts. That refers 20 pr!s.
cners who are IN prison for a second tune.
n they are found In iail for third time
they may. under some circumstances, lose
the privilege Of cunning any remission at
all. and II by their misconduct they do
thus forfeit their chance Of remission, they
are also liable to be kept IN solitary con-
fnement for the last six months OF their
scufeucp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
A LOST SCHOONER.
Crew OF Five and Lady Passenger Heard
from No More.

A Halifax On. s.) special says: The first
particulars OF the loss Of the Newfoundland
schooner Mary Joseph at Channel reached
Nova Scotia to-day by the arrival at sgd
ney, c. b., from Channel. OF the schooner
Bessie. The captain Of the latter vessel re.
ports that the first intimatIon OF the disas-
ter was the discovery OF the mast OF the
Mary Joseph near her destination. II was
picked up on the beach, having been cast
ashore during tempestuous and densely-
dark night. Since then the inhabitants
have been actively engaged in a search for
other yesilges OF the wreck and for the re-
mains Of those on board, but so far their
eholts have been In vain. The Mary .yo-
sepb was a small vessel, being OF only
twenty tons, aud had cargo OF coal.
HER LAST VOYAGE.
She sailed from North Sydney for the
Channel on November 10th. called at In
gonisb, G. b., and on the 22d ultimo pro-
eeeded from the latter place for her desti.
nation. At lngonish she took on one pas.
scDger. woman named Kate Williams.
The vessels crew numbered five, all Of
whom, as well as the passenger, have been
lost. They were Captain Henry Scott.
Frank Raiief and his son, about twelve
years OF age; Charles Voyse, and Michael
Petite. The crew all belonged to Channel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
WOuldn't Make Them Tell.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch,I


BosToN, December 4.-Judge Blodgett
to-day rendered his decision in the cases
OF James i. Frost and Daniel L. Sanders,
OF the Boston Daily Globe. VINO were
arrested charged with contempt OF court
in refusing TO discover to the grand jury
the source OF certain recent information
about an old murder case In This city. The
Judges decision is, in effect, that the facts
in the case did not warrant the commit
ment OF the Journalists for contempt. rs The
question was narrow one. and resolved
itself down to the question whether or not
the gentlemen should dIvulge the name OF
persons who had given them information.
The decision was awaited with great inter-
est by the journalistic profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

y fe-e ~ 1f><>'r y
al q ss3 !: . +.
I jwAY--ssIIEDuLE ~ Epfkcs pA.
gFi' = isssl LEAVE RICHMOND.
~ ~, xcxport's News. Old Fosnt com-
SO" n >" for,. ana Norfolk. Daily excsya ss,'-
a.. Cslv iIlree hour~ dnl tw..rty
se, wtnutss RIcnmosd ~ Npr'ut.
49,. "a rnr al - stIons md bcxinzfyrn, 80
s'o' ouixyille. aud Cincinma.i. "f ~
cepf sunday. Qefekess nne lpn..es.
inalon. Va. MAKING cf"7o
t ,ass, ~" A. sseronmods lon tm'x.
o'' edl asily. exceD. SUNDAY. s'ops ~
.,w sn, saw,srts views. olc Point, aud
5'so u ''' sNsss.sse,t - ore except SUNDAY.
..,,pu ros Ion,syiiIa and CinciDpati: con-
o'~' nectinc Tor all poin's west. Ny,s' ,
wcsf, aud southwest fas espp..ss,
daily. Does not stop fcr iycai p yai,-
ness. Pullman sleeplnF,SSss'ss , ",s,
inond 70 Cinciunsti and Wssning'""
and charlottesville 10 Louisville
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s..o. A. From Charlottesville except snndsy'
,11.sb A. ~. from Norfolk. Old PONY. an" We"
ii''" oor,.s News, except sundty.
s...u ~ tram IouISviile. fincinn,t. and all
local ppinis. except ssndsy. 49,
.,spy From, Norfolk. Old Point, ard Nc"-
o''" nort's New, daily except sunday.
r,e,,ot. Seventeenth and Broad streets. 60.
Tirket-offses: 1000 Main street anu 0"es'
pease and ohis Ha""a' "'P Il. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W. SMITH. Gsne'al Manner. aeo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
BY T.. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
"a Ninth street.
AUCTION SALES--Fature Days.
BY John T. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent aud Auclloneer,
Bank aud Eleventh streets

GALE AT AUCTION OF THAT HAND
- sOMF. MEMUM-SIZED, NEWLY.ERECr-
Ed BRICk DWELLING No. 605 VEST GHAuE
STREETS. IN THAT IMPROVING LOCALITY
NEAR 70 MONROE PARK.-At the request Of
- owner, will sell at auction on the premises
on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER o, 1884,
at o'clock T.. NJ, that very conveniently. ar
RAJ god and admirably wel-bmlt BRICK RESI-
DENCE located as above. The house Is two Sto-
rifs and bas ement, contains eight rooms besides
servants accommodations. and has AL modern
convenlences. There l. an open space In rear. NJ
fording n fine view Of Monroe Park. The iot has
a front OF 80 feet aud depth Of 100 feet N WIDE
alley. The location is beautiful one, and ihe
nelghho rhood all that could be desired.
TEHMs: Very liberal. aud made known AZ the
hour Of sale. JOHN 7. GDuDiN.
dc Auc'iOnper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

NO. nOFtn ltuiH stttN~
GOMMIS NER'S AUCTION
~ SALE OF SMALL FRAME HOUSE
ON LITTLE CLAY OR HICKORY STREET,
No. lO26.-By virtue Of a decree OF me
Chancerv Court of Richmond. ensered on the
25th day of November, 1854, In The cause oi
Armistead rs. Trlvers. the undersigned, spectai
com issloner therein appointed Tor the pur-
pose. will proceed to sell ut public auction, upon
the premises. Oh
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1854.
at 4 o'clock r. NJ. the above PROPERTY, at the
risk aud cost of A. Hays, he having failed to COM
ply with the terms az former sale.
The LOT has front Of 80 feet on HICKORY street
by a depth % Ill feet, being the same properly
that WI 5 conveyed to Beverly rrsyers by rhomts
Fitzhugh and wife bv deed Of January "a. 1874,
recorded in the Chancery Court Deed-BooA iOs
j, page so. a.. ,.,,,,o. g.,
two equal instruments, for negotiable notes win
interest added. nj and twelve months; The title
10 be retained until all the pnrchase-mOney - p1ll
and a conveyance ordered by tie court: but,
should the purchaser so elect be may nay Az casa
Special Ommissl0ner.
CHEWING & ROSE, AuctioneerS.
ARMrsTEAD. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST TRAyEPs.
DEFENDAST-IN THE CuASCERY COURT or
TIE CITY OF RICHMOND.
I. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said court. certify
tina, the bond required OF the special commits SION
er by the decree in said cause OF November 2O'
1884, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 29th day OF Noyem-
Der, 1854. BENJAMIN III. BEkNl'
no 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
By furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF NICE TWO
Il STORY DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
No. 306 BFLVlDERE. BETWEEN BEVERLEY
AND LBFMARLE STREETs.-By virtue OF a
deed of trust executed BY X. T.. Styll aud wife
10 the undersigned trustees. dated February 3.
1879. and recorded in the clerks office OF rich
mond Chancery Court. Deed Book ia &, page
1903. defs ult having been ma ie In the payment Ola
note therein secured. and beng required 50 10 Do
by the note-holder, we shall sell 10y auction, on
the premises, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1854,
at 4 o'clock L. NJ, the PROPERTY referred 10.
more fully described In the deed named. The
house has nine rooms. and Is well and con-
yenienfly hnlt. There Is large stable, besides
other out-hOuses. on the premises. The lot fronts
33xl46 feet to AN alley 90 Il wide.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In six aud
twelve months. per "enf. interest added 10 q -
ferred notes and secured by trust-1eed.
j W. ANDERSON,
FURMAN TUPPER,
a..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
THE WOMEN ENDORSE
gsrh knss 30 90 o V wvwwwsss s--ssss
Bpbsk kkVooo WV MN ssss
AZ HHf IS S0Gs ss
til IL 900 81 Ii
gBB HTITrTTTrEEE RRs ssss
It'll ! ! !. ssnfssssss:.
THE WOMEN ENDORSE

When a woman expresses her opinion upon the
merits Of anything she has used, II Is, IN almost
every case, given in words direct from the heart
and free from the dictatons Of pecuniary interest
or policy, which too frequently influence the
actions Of the sterner sex.
Mrs. y. Ca DO, OF Chicago, ILL.,, says:
For The Jas, two years have had rrcqgsen' severe
given Rt quick and lasting relief.
Mrs. II. HoLBRooK, OF Boston, Mass, says:
Ihave experienced great relief from indigestion
and nausca In the throat by the use Of Browns
Iron Buffers.
Mrs CLARA ". JOYCE, OF Louisville, KY, says:
Used Browns Iron Bitters for DYSPEPSIA and sto-
mach troubles. Am now enjoying perfect health
after five years OF misery.
Mrs. A, r. PIERCE. OF Maysvi!lc, Ky., SAWS:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me Of p,lpitation Of
the heart. take pleasure In recommendingiI
Mrs MARTHA AsHTY. OF Bloomington, ILL.,, saws:
4 severe attack OF heart-disease left me weak.
not able TO walk. Brown Iron Bitters restored
me TO my old-tlme good health.
Mrs. NJ. COON. OF NeNark y. DE-, stys'
Ihad always thought Of Indigestion A. the king
Of evils" but ~ was overcome In NY case by the
use OF Browns Iron Bltters.
Mrs. a. f. RICHARDSON, of Boston Highlands,
says:
Have been taking Browns Iron Bitters for gene
raj debility; am improving rapidly, and feel highly
gratifed with results.
Miss MARY WOODBURY., Of Portland. Me, says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me ofheadache with
which had been greatly troubled for two wears.
Mrs. WA. HALL, Of Dorchester, Mass, says:
Browns iron Btters cured me Of dyspepsia; was
suffering from the most aggravated form Of that
distressing complaint.
Mrs. LOUISE 3. LOCKE, of y. Charleston, n. Y,
SAYS:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of nervous aftec-
ton J gladly recommend " 10 all who are suaer-
ing from Ike troubles.
Mrs. ID. W. JACKSON, OF Millngton, H., says:
Browns Iron Bitters cured me of weakness.
especially In the lower limbs; my general health IS
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

THE CITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND, &C.. ~ Nm
TIFP. AGAINST 7. 7. JOHNSON AMP OIhsho,
DEFENDANTS, T. THE CifANCEHY COUNT Nv
CITY on RICHMOND.
I. Beniaminin n. Berry, clerk Of said court, GER
lily thai the hond required of the special com mis-
soners by the dec: &c I'm said cause OF he lith day
Of December, 1889, has beeu duly given. go.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of NAV. ISL.
no2J BENJAMIN ". brhhI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
rde5.l,I
REAL ESTATE ATPRIvATEsALE.

E'OR SALE PRIVATELY, E&-T@
Il CELtENT DWELLING on the north Al
side of Main street between Third and Firth
streets. with ten rooms and ample servants &C
mOdatiOns. II Is substantially built, and Us
plan and location fl II admirably for physician
or dentist. y. ". BOWIE.
no 3O-eOd3t Real Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
TRANS yoKrnwAn an,

sDai.t. JDaily Except SUNDAY.
STOPPING PLACES.
Nos. 90 and A. MAKE no stops. No. s'ons
ci.stsr. No. Is stops At Manchester. DrnNrys
i,luf. Ceuiralia, and Chester. Ny..fI an ~ ~;
a, v,nebester, Centralia. and Chester. W. 81.
% q. ID. III. and IL stop az all stations. No.
and 4 stop al an stations except Temples.
PULLMAN CAR->ERviCE.
ON trains Nos 40 and IS, sieepiny-ciTs beiw'.n
Washington and Charleston. ON ir.ln' 80 ~
.od "a. sleenin2 cars between Washlu-'n1 400
Jscl sonyille. on Trsh Nos. "a tud -, -''')-
lng.cars between New York and Jasssonf IT,
THE ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE TO NORFOLK
rr,vr. ARRIVE.
Richmopd" sl0:4a A. MI Norfolk. - - r. v.
Norfoik,,,,. / $3.50 A. N, Richmond l2;4J y. N
NORFOLK. fz:25 y. VI Richmond GIG J.. u.
Trains as and rs make close connection io tnt
f-nm FsrmVille, Lyochhurg and sonhwr-icru
POINTS, and wa stations on The Norfolk aDd "rsi'
err railroad J. X. KESI.f, Snnerlnt.ndeuh
r. N. EMERSON, General PASSENGER A<ch-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

ONLY ONE DOLLAR fiflJ
" VIEWPOINTS NEWS. NORFOLK. AND
NE"ro" PoRrsMoTTM, ,,ruo,,r
AND ONLY DiRECT ROUTE wrIHour
TRANsFER OR CHANGE OF ANY KIND
ONLY $3.50 TO OLD POINT COMFORT.
ONLY 75C. TO CLAREMONT'
second-class tickets stiil lower.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .CoMPANY'S
JAMEs-RIVER LINE ,.
FOR VIEWPOINTS NEWS. NORFOLK; FORTS
MOUTH. AND JAMES RIVER LAND
ao,..,ons iS s;;. p DIR Z +, osrr.y wIru
CONNECTS AT T SaY 2iHE oho'NAi WI"
FOR OLD POINT, 6ALTINoRE, AND THE
Al N s"c ISMA FOR sMTIiFIELD,
GtARRh2HTTo W!y Fdk MAyERLY
AND ALL STATIONS.
TICKETS: RICHMOND or NORFOLK TO
WAVERLY, $3.50.
ONLY ALL.wATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER b. DAYLIGHT.
RATES MUCH LEss THAN HALF CHARGED
YANY OTHER ROurt.
FARE TO NORFOLK, el-No LIMIT
WAY.LANDING FARES FROM 25t. to 81.
Second-ciass ticsels still low.r
ELEGANT MEALS on EUROPEAN PLAN
The eiegantly-rebu AMI fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states MALL
H. &. CLIFFORD, Commanded,
leaves Richmond every ..
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRlfAn
ut A. NJ. (STREET-CARs CONNECT ~ FULL
TIMh) for aboye-named places Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Portsmouth. and New
mond about 4 Il. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and ~ Gar
ber's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage cheekeo
through. - - .. 80,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

Two -
<~,oMur $40 MRS SALE OF A LARGE
yuMBER OF BUILDING Lors
rrxru. eleventh, ywELF FL, 81 T,l.w-
TEHxTr,M,t; As.Niippsth'rpthSs SsS D ONO Raib-
"Ni ri SEY EvG;INE:woEks,
At AUCTION.
The citI1ens Bank Of Rlchmondl IN NE -,,,.,
rs. ~ the
CITY or
m p r.,,.or and others. Richmond.
Rv virt,e Of A decree IN the above cause, enfret
p.rembcr II. 1881. the unlersisnei. spsc.u
co,e viii sell at public auction on inc
prcmiscS. or
FRIDAY. DEcEuDER s, 1894,
commencing at O'Clock y: We ,ns
hss1d sui, mo nroperty Of the late philip Z.
Johnson, ali laid on into building tots = 30xl3z
feet. ..o., I'D, ,,ovr hr,aye
os.t,.bi. for hu,ldiuR pnrp1scs: and located, as
they are convenient To all parts OF the GUY. esPe,
cially 20 TO fhe employees on tue CHESAPEAKE anu
Ohio railway and me Iannsr -, De nar,,e' win,
want cheap lots and homes convenient 'o tn''f
MAP Map AZ suctIoneer's Office showing how the pro-
ps,ie viii commeuce on FRIDAY, December
5th, at o'clock. on Thirteenth street near cay
items: One third cash; balance In SIX aud
twelve months. with per cent. interest adder 70
notes and the title retained until all the purchase
money Is paid and Conveyance 2rWvyggd.W '"e
Court. yOHN n, ~ S,tN"
G.K MACON,e
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
LOST. sTRAYxp. AND FOUND.

7 0ST. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
IL Grace street between First aad Third streets,
LADN's GOLD BRACELET. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving IL at No. east Grace
street de an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05

ny frank .. nm & On,
gfal Estate Ages's and haetioncer''
HOS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-05
DICIlMOND AND DANVlLLE RAIL.
IL ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, OCTOBER -, 1854

Through Through
Pa.s. Train Ps'rand W
No. 90. Tn No.J2
Daily. Ball
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-08-08
A Story OF Judge DrummOnd
st. Paul Pioneer Press

In the lawsuit over the Adams es-
tate in Milwaukee one firm of lawyers
put in bill for SIS, 900. another law
yer bill for $1,000, and still another
a bill for an equal sum. The estate
amounted to but $50, 600, and the par
ties in interest were orphan children.
Drummond went over the charges,
which as Judge he must audit. As he
went from item to item his anger in
creased. It is said by those who were
present that no set OF men ever receiv-
ed such Jovelike castigation. Gen
tlemen," he said you consider your
self good lawyers. How much more
are your services worth to your
clients than mine 70 the peoplea You
have charged SIS, 900 for sixty days
service. Could you not be content
each of you to take my pro rata for
the same timer These charges are in
famous They are such as men who
are scoundrels and thieves at heart
would make. This charge OF sl5, 600
is cut down to 81, 500, those of s., 600
each TO $500 Repeat such piece OF
rapine in this court and l viii disbar
every one of you.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-08-08
Interesting, but Let's Not Try 1t.
Chicago Tribune

Sons body of mathematical turn,
with nothing better to do, has made
the following computation, which is
curious, if not essentially correct. He
says that German mile-about five
Eaglish miles contains *, $50 feet
a square German mile contains, there
fore, Cos, 500, 900 square feet. The 81
uerfcial area of the Lake of Constance,
being 81 German square miles, there
fore contains 5, 6S2, 900, 900 square feet.
There are living on the surface of the
globe at this moment, in round num-
bers, 1,43O, 100000 human beings.
Let every man have four square feet
allotted to him, and if the lake were
frozen over, the whole human family
might find standing room upon its
surface. Should the weight prove too
great. the ice break, and the human
race be submerged, it would raise
the level of the LAKE about six
inches