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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Registry Record.

Following are the principal arrivals ut
the hotels during the past week:
Benha,n House-W H Cobbau, J K
Murphy and n 4 Deplazes, Fargo: Alex
Ingalls,, Chamberlain; w FIChadwick,
J S Frey, J w Macarthur, G Temple, i
Jordan and w Russell, Minneapolis; J
A Ely, o NJ Towner and E H Thursby,
Mouse river; Els Walker, A l. Faribault
and L Palmer, 1T Totten; N + Williams,
Ashley. Mo; w Il Horton, II GRAY, F s
Lycan,J II Pike and r w Erwin, st Paul;
II McPike, Lakota; Beauchamp,
Grand Forks; + Ii krata, Chicago; f j
Glass, Portland, Ore; q n Joxan, Cleve-
land; A w Lyman. st John; L Rich
mond, z l. Richmond, c II Webster, II
r Wise, Minnewaukan.
Commercial Hotel-W James, w Is
Polens, Scott and wife, J J Paine, !
u Galloway, w and II Greenfield, NJ e
Scott and T. Lewis, IngersolI, Ont; T !
Easton and 8 l. Mullett, Gait, Ont; J G
Sutherland, East Nisamon, Ont; J Match
In, Independence. Wis; Il McGeoch, A
q House, w w Roaverley and T Hughes,
st Thomas. Ont; 8 A Nye, st Paul.
Brooks House r. aud Drewry, H o
Brion Eads. w A Sherwood, F E vii.
kinson. p Elliott. w q Dutton, r Gem
NELL, Hunt, Mrs and Mrs Hesketh,
Miss 7 Heske keth and Mark Mundsy, Ia
koi1OIis OiC II WesLoElauu 6uU wary
Hanson, Cheyenne; G Herber, Roches.
ter; Day, Mouse river; Armstrong,
Fishers Landing; l. Ly ybargor, g T Per-
sons and John Harris. st Charles; H
Mills, London, Ont; P Kelley, Mrs kel-
ley and three children and Miss Nellie
o. 'Brion, Ayr, Ont.
Tower Houses Shaifer and II Ran
dali, st Paul: d Morrison, Sac City, Iowa;
J NJ Cndd, Minneapolis; s McQuown.
Streator, Ills; G Mills. Grand Forks; j
Il Ingram, Fargo; I. Muser, J NJ Stark
weather, G n Stoe, J Mcdonnell and Edie
Brad, Bergen, Oak H Dohle Dayton, O;
L. Ahlborn, Seaforth, Ont; Mai Nc
Creiyht, Pa; T Moran, Mich; p Ehr and
j Winters, Mclrose, MINI.
Lakeview Housed Boeing, Hender.
son, MINI; w H Burch. J s shenness
and 3 Fcrris. st Paul E w Hardtimc,
L Shaw and w J Murray, Crookston; A
NJ Han. G b Clark and II Jameson, CHI
cago; p II Gibben, Melrose; J q aud E
Hunt and T Hesketh and wife, st John;
= Jugen and E A Dinner, Dunseith: J II
Boden and wife, Romeo, Mich; r VOL
dron, Minneapolis; + w Bordman. q rand
Forks; L Fl Skies, Mayville; G SewelI,
Portland; a l. Shirley, Indianapolis; T
McDonough and King, Mouse river.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Important Improvement.

Tho first term OF court in Ramsey
county will be held during next month.
1t may last three weeks. a great many
strangers will. come !a,rc on legal busi-
ness. Devils Lake should "braco up a
little-appear to the best advantage.
From tho corner Of Kolly avenue and
Fifth street to the place of holding court
Is thrco blocks distance. There Is no
sidewalk. Tho spring thaw and spring
rains will mako travel difficult. The city
fathers should tako such steps us are ncc-
essary to have a sidewalk put down. No
argument Is required TO elucidate tho
point, everyone can see the need for the
improvement. Lot 1t be done.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27

Gong, Going, Gone.

Sheriff Wagness sold at auction Tues
day, numerous notes and securities held
by the bank Of Devils Lakc at tho time
OF tho failure OF that institutions; also the
furniture, fixtures, vault, desks, etc.
Tho salo was made in accordance with q
legal advertisement published in these
columes last week, to cover the ammount
Of the claim of 3. J.. McIntire, ono Of
banks depositors, tho sum being S3l4.lO
The notes sold figured upon their face
about $1,000, and the furniture. etc., COM
prising the entire fixtures Of the bank.
The steel vault was knocked down ut
$40; the counter and wire tenders brought
98-about onc-tweltl of their value.
The total proceeds Of the sale was little
over 500.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Sparks Downed Again.

The above named land crank at Wash
ington who is afflicted with "Osteo Sar-
coma (big head) in one Of his idiotic fits
Of pseudo wisdom decided thatthere was
not any preventation for glanders. which
decision has been pronounced unconsts-
tutional by those higher In authority and
whose greater experience pronounces
that the best prevantation for glanders Is
Farraday's Condition powder.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
QUA AMsAssADoR,
He Returns from Washinetou-
Who He saw-other Items.

Who He Saw-other Items.
Special Correspondsnes Of the Ix1Rs.omAs.l
BARTLETT, March A.-John McDon.
nell, our ambassador to the president,
congress and the department, has re-
turned home, having fulnlled his mis-
sion and by the report that he giyes the
address has had the desired effect for
which 1t was intended. He had an inter-
view with the president, who detained
him three sourths Of an hour discussing
the frontier question, and also with Com.
missioner Sparks about one hour and
quarter. Sparks took great interest In
Dakota matters. The commissioner said
that the address presented to his mind
things in connection with the settlement
laws which had never struck him bsSore
that it-was not bis purpose to harrasa
any settler who was irving to do the best
ho could. Great credit IL due Mr.. Stan.
dish for the great amount Of trouble that
he has taken in connection with this bus.
iness. Mr.. Mcdonnell states that he
called upon three members Of congress
from Pennsylvania aud Ohio, to whom
he had letters Of introduction. and they
said that they had each read tho address
and that 1t contained much information
that tho people In the east and eastern
congressman were ignorant of.
1t seems that Mac has not only accom-.
pfished his mission on behalf Of the poor
settlers, but has fulfilled q far greater
one for himself. and since he came back
he has commenced operations on 1us
mansion 24x32 feet aud II feet high, which
will be furnished with all the necessary
convenienccs which taste can display.
Dick Walker, our ever obliglng aud
polite machine agcnt. Is responsible 10
a certain degree for tho following anec.
dotc. which goes lar towards proving the
quickness OF perception and the easy and
allable way that railway officials have In
getting over u difficulty. A man board
ed the west bound train at Michigan
City. having arrived there too late to &C.
cure II ticket. After some time Conduc-
tor Copeland came along and demanded
his ticket. The man put his hand into
his pocket and asked how much It was.
"Where are you going3" asked G. The
passenger was bound for Deylls Lake,
but at that particular moment tho name
had slipped from his memory. Being
duly impressed with the idea that II had
some connection with the sooty place, he
| instinctivcly blurted out, ITO shool."
"Well," said Conductor Copeland, "glve
rne fifty cents and get off ut Lakota.'f
EPHRIAM WOOD
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
"Romeo' Returns.

James Boden and family and James
Starkweather returned Tuesday from
Michigan, where they spent most of the
winter visiting with relatives and friends
and closing up business affairs.
Romeo, which the same is Jim, besides
bringing half dozon head Of fine farm
horses, brought also half cord Of doc
uments pertaining to his appointment as
postmaster at Starkwoather, recently
established Office in section 8, 1864. The
office will be opened as soon as "Romeo'
gets his bond made and approved.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Amateur Theatrlcals.

Friday evenings performance at the
rink tor the benefit Of the school library
was most enjoyable treat, each perform
cr sustaining bis or her part very satis-
factorily. The amateus were somewhat
backward at first, brit the audience dealt
kindly with them and in "The Last Loaf
there was some genuine acting. Itis diff
acult to see how any improvement in the
cast could DO made from local talent. The
1NTER-OCEAN would like to SEQ the am
ateurs try 1t again. Tho music was ex-
cellent.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
AGAIN REVERSED.
SPARKS Knocked Out in the Con-
nella Homestead Case,

MCGEE & Morgan, attorneys for the
Bank Of Devils Lake In the suspended
homestead entry mado by James w.
Connella in Towner county, aud which,
after Connella had made proof, the bank
purchased from him, received informa-
ton from Washington Tuesday that Sec
retary Lamar had reversed Sparks. de-
Gliding in favor Of the appellants. The
secretary's decision has been received
by the land officers In this city, and from
it the INTER-OcEAN obtains tho follow
ing particulars in the case: Connella
made entry May 10, 1884, and made ac-
oeptable proof before the register and re-
ceiver Aug. s, of the same year, two
months and nineteen days after the date
of entry. The claimant had established
actual residence as Gquatter Aug. IA,
1888. eleven months and twenty -one
days before making proof. On July
Is, 1885, Commissioner Sparks over
ruled the decision Of the local officers
on the ground, first, that the proof
was prematurely taken, as claim
ants entry should have been Of record
six months before proof was offered; and
second, that tho proof was insufficient,
''his answers" says the commissioner,
''as regards residence, cultivation and
improvement being indefinite and, unsat-
isfactory." N 4
On the 5th Of March, 1886, the secretary
Of the interior, on appeal, reversos the
ruling of the commissioner and sustains
the decision Of the local officers. Tho
secretary decides as to tho first point,
that residence for six months after en-
ktry Is not in all cases necessary. In this
case the purpose of the rule is subservod,
though it's letter may not havo been
strictly complied with" AS to the Sec
ond, the secretary recapitulates the
CLAIMANTS testimony as follows: II was
absent during the cold weather Of winter
because nothing could be done in the
way Of Improvements and being thirty
miles from fuel 1t was impossible for mo
to support myself" and holds that rs the
claimant established residence Aug. 4,
1883, and continued 1t, with the exception
of tho winter months during the year
with unquoationed good faith; and since
tho local officers deemed his residence
and improvements sufficient, accepted
his proof and roceivod payment for tho
land, that he (the secretary sees no ade
quate reason for reversing the local off
GERS decision.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Our Ambassador.

Uncle John Mcdonnell, Ramsey coun.
ty's ambassador to Washington, has re.
turned to his home in Bartlett. He saw
tho president and Commissioner Sparks
and distributed 400 copies Of the INTER.
OCEAN containing Major standish's arti-
Gle on the land laws. Uncle John also
married well-to-do Washington widow.
the mothor of a II year old daughter and
a young son. He is now building a fine
residence in Bartlett, and tho family will
arrive there as soon as their new homo is
finished.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Fine Stock.

+. II. Thursby returned from Grand
Forks Thursday, having spent several
days there visiting with DR.. G. J. Alloway
at his fine stock farm just north Of the
city. Dr. Alloway recently purchased
the Walsh residence and 44O acres of
land. lie is. stocking tho place with
thoroughbred cattle and horses. The
doctor will visit Mr.. Thursbys Mouse
river ranch this summer for tho purpose
Of looking the country over with a view
to locating ranch in that celebrated cat
tle region, and Mrs. Alloway may spend
q part Of the summer in Devils Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
The Reason I1e Likes It.

A subscriber renewing his Yubscrip-
ton to the INTER-OcEAS and ordering
an extra copy, writes as follows: with
out any semblance Of aattery, assure
you that l cannot do without it. Since
came west have been constant reader
Of several Dakota papers, but for patriot
ism, energy, activity and honesty OF
principle the I. o. takes the cake"
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Railroad Rumors.

the railroad going ont was true, there
would be at least fifteen lines radiating
in northwesterly direction from this
city by the time the early spring frog be-
gins to shout. 1t isn't safe to bet Il last
years hat either way. Two things are
certain-the read may be extended ard
1t may not be-. For ''an opinion as is an
opinion We challenge Jack Bunsly TO
beat this one; and as Captain Cattle
would say, "Jim Hill knows if any one
knows hO knows.''
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
BERGEN Township Election

The following township officers were
chosen in Bergen township on Tuesday:
Supervisors, G. w. II. Davis ,chair.
man), J. N. starkweathcr and Anton
Myklebust clerk, D. D. Garvey; treas.
urer, L. D. Maurer assessor. A. R. Nc.
Donald justices Of peace, 8. N. Overbo
and r. T'aynor: constables, August Beng.
son and John Ensch; overseers of high.
ways, frat district, s. n. OYerbo ; second
district, II. kaufman.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
A Card.

Editor Inter Oceon: The citizens paid
the band debt Of sl0a. BY. this act we
are Encouraged to believe that as an or
9anizatiog tho band is regarded as n
'gratifed 10 b6 thus esteemed and viii in
musical way do our part in keeping
our city to the front. Thanks to the
citizens and yourself for your personal
effort In behalf OF THE BAND,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Seeding Commenced.

r. J. Walker, ono of the principal
farmers of this county, commenced seed
ing Monday Of this week, March %.
Mr.. Walker has about 800 acres to put in
and says 1t is a "woodchuck case''-ho
had to commence carly. The plowed
ground throughout this entire region Is
in good condition, and farm work will
be In active operation next week, II a
blizzard don't strike us.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
The Schools.

The public school of thiscity will close
next Friday, after which there will be
vacation Of four weeks. The primary de.
partment was closed on Monday last and
children of this grade whose parents de-
sired 1t have been admitted to the In
termediate department for tbs balance Of
the present term.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Erom Pennsvlvan,a.

James Thompson Of Reyuoldsvllls.
Pa, arrived here Tuesday evening with
a carload of stock aud movables. He IL
now looking up a location, and will
probably go 70 Towner county. The
Pennsylyanians are coming In at . raph
rate. They are first-class citizaus.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
List Of Jcftera.

Remaining uncalled for at tho pos,
Office at Devils Lake. D. T., for the weel
ending March 27, 1886. Ifnot called foI
within thirty days they will be sent
to the dead letter Office. Parties calling
for any Of said letters will please say a1-
yertised:
O Beck
Eush John Edge James
Albert Getts
Hegnh Ole a Hillerman T A
Johnson P
Kendall Louis Kiath Johannes p
Leiinell L Lsddy Mrs Mary
Madsen Miss Ida McNickle Sandy
O'Rourke Jake
Peoples Fl L Rodgers G. w
Redlngton Dime
Siensetl Miss Is Senness Miss RT
II. c. HANsDRoUoH.
Postmaster.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
The Wrong House.

Late in the afternoon of one Of tho
early days this week jolly, blue-coated
brass. buttoned individual "wcnt across
the track" but he didn't 20 far enough
across. Boldly walking into the
kitchen door Of ono ofthe private houses
on the south side of the railroad, he
made demand that got him into i'm
mediate trouble. He addressed himself
to young lady who happened to be in
tho kitchen at the time the intruder made
his appearance across the Threshold
The young lady, very much frightened,
lett the kitchen instanter, and going in
to the front room, informed the lady of
the house Of the situation. The latter
grabbed the poker and instructed the
young lady to get the revolver and fol-
low her. Reaching the kitchen. the lsdv
Of the house found the intruder, uncon-
scious Of his mistake, quietly awaiting
the return Of the frightened damsel.
The hack door through which he had en-
tered was now closed, and the soldier
had lost the combination. The poker
was long and heavy, bu: 1t fell fast and
hard about the intruder head and shoul-
ders. Finally he got the door open, but
his assailant followed him up, and In his
struggles to escape he collided with the
clothesline i'll the back yard. Here the
poker was abandoned and the assaulting
party begun operations with stovewood
The soldier is said to have nearly cut hi,
throat with the clothesline before get.
ting away. He is reported to have re-
ceiyed sufficient number Of bruises te
put him in bed for a week, and 1t Is safe
to assert that when he again goes ''acros.
the track" he'll not got into privat.
house.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Reported Pols,n,ng.

Reports have reached this city from
Mouse river to the effect that Mrs. .Goorxs
1nkster took poison one night last week
and was at the point Of death when last
heard from. Various statements srs
made relative to tho cause Of the sash
act.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Notice.

Tenant wanted for new store builaina
70 be erected on Kelly avenue betwee1
Fourth and Fifth streets. Will nut it a
tho alley or at the corner Of Eifth atreef
to suit tenant. Address, 4. 3, Ovitt
agent, ST. Paul, MINI. ga
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
To the Ladies of Devils Lake.

Miss Hattie Monette, of Rochester.
Mimi, is prepared to do all kinds ofsew-
ing, dress making, cutting and fitting.
Shop over the Bank Of Devils Lake,
front rooms. ~
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27

Throat troubles yield promptly TO Red
Star Cough Cure. as vouched for by U.
s. Architect Clark. Its ingredients are
purely vegetable and free from opiate..
rs cents,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Wanted.

a good girl IN small family. No
washing or ironing. Good refere1d g
required. Apply to Mrs. A. B. Bennt 4,
sth stEest. opposite county buildings. s:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
Seed Wheat,

The best scotch fife, free from cookie
and mustard. Inquire &c. G. Ellis. 1T
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-03-27
A Profitable Performance.

Fred Webber, the manager o! tho re-
cent amateur performances for the bene-
fit Of the school library. makes the fol-
lowing report Of receipts and expendi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-21
Y. NJ. c. A.
TIE STATE CONVENTION.

iuistesunR Discussion Upon varions Topics
state Executive Committee for ,hs En-
suing Year.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, February 2O.-The
first topic Of the afternoon session was
1.-THE Financial Problem Of Our Local
Institutions" the discussion Of which
was led by II. NJ. Clarke, Of Richmond,
and several other gentlemen. A pro-
mise meeting, led by w. C.. Ludwig, OF
Washington and Lee University, was Of
considerable interest. The third topic
was "SpirituAl-Mindedness in the
Working Force Of Our Associations"
led by L. Z. Sheldon, Of Baltimore, 10
very stirring address. A sample
workers training class was next con-
Quoted by ii. NJ. Clarke, of Richmond,
assisted by a number of delegates.
This was, perhaps, the NEST interesting
OF all the exercises.
The following were elected the State
Executive Committee for the ensuing
year A. II. Christian. Jr., IL. NJ.
Clarke, NJ. Dickie, d. +. Lumsden, G.
X. Willis, Joseph Bryan, and j. D.
Crump, of Richmond; Captain l.. l..
Marks, OF Petersburg; II. ii. McIlha-
ny, of Lynchburg; C. A. Licklider, of
Lynchburg; p. l.. Terry, of Roanoke
W. G. Ludwig, of Washington and Lee,
and w. F. Irvine, Of Norfolk.
Tonight the Convention was engaged
in Ia conference on college work, led by
Il. Campbell, of Washington and Lee
University, which was extremely inter-
esting, and was followed by discussing
the "Question Drawer" led by E. W.
Watkins, of the international Commit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-21
MARTINS VILE.

The Railroad Movement Personal Notes.
Correspondence Ofthe Richmond Dispatch
FEBRUARY 10, 1886.
Our people have never been more en-
Unused than they are now upon the
subject of railroads. The meeting
held the other day was a success in
every sense of the word. The Roanoke
delegation, consisting Of Messrs. f. ii.
Stewart, ESQ.,, Colonel ID. F. Houston,
j. NJ. Gambill, Esq, and Colonel John
E. Penn, of Roanoke City, and Colonel
W. W. Berry, of Liberty, were met at
the depot and handsomely entertained
at the Hamilton Hotel. In the after
noon an impromptu meeting of the
citizens was called. Although there
was but few minutes notice given,
yet such is the interest taken in this
matter that a large body of earnest,
intelligent, and determined men gath
cred in Town Hall and paid close at
tentiOn to all that was said upon
this subject.
Major Peter Hairston. who died sud-
denly in Baltimore yesterday, has a
host of connections and friends in this
county who mourn their loss. lie was
one Of the largest real.estate owners in
this county.
Judge II. G. Mullins has gone to
Chatham to hold court for Judge j. d.
Coles. COLFAX.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-02-21
CLIFTON FORCE.

Accident IN "a TunHei; 4 Man Killed and
Boy ipiured.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch. !
CLIFTON FORGE, Va,
February Is, 1886.
On Wednesday afternoon as the east
bound express train Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway entered Coleman's
tunnel the engineer discovered man
and boy running on the track ahead
Of the engine. The brakes were i'm
mediately applied, too late, however,
to avoid striking the parties and causing
the immediate death of the elder, Mr..
d. G.. Douglas, and serious injury to
his little ten-year-old son, who was his
companion. Mr.. Douglas lived near
Grihith's. about seven miles east Of
Clifton Forge, and was walking to
Millboro' with his little boy, carrying
eggs and butter for marketing.
Mr.. Douglas was buried at the ex-
pense Of the railway company. The
unfortunate little boy had an arm
broken and his shoulder vas dislOcated
and his skull fractured. His death is
hourly expected.
\ delightful musicale and tableau
was held at Clifton Forge on Wednes-
day night for the benefit Of the building
fund Of the Masons at this place. The
chief attractions of the evening were the
character songs Of Mr.. John Tyson, OF
Richmond, and the delightful music
furnished by Captain Edgar Fit1, of
Richmond; his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Will
liams, of Low Moor, and Mr.. John
Spooner, of Charlottesville.