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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

Library Hall on Friday night to give approval to
tho High License Local Option law Just passed by
the Legislature Tho call Is signed by prominent mon
Of both political parties.
Sister ST. Feclc, Of the Sisters in charge OF
tho Home for the Aged Roman Catholic institution
died at the Homo Friday. She was born In
Brittany, her real namc being Mary Lc Flock, and
entered convent at the age of seventeen ene came
to America six years ago.
Albert J. Nadln, a halter disappeared two weeks
ago from his home in Hampden-st There was no
reason for his voluntarily absenting himself Albert
Bemcr age thirty -scven, who lives at No 20 Green
st. left the Williams, Clark & Co. fcrtilizins factory
at ElizabethpOrt last Friday week and has not been
heard OF since lie has young wife and hvcmonths
old babe.
Mrs Caroline Berger ago sevcnty-two, was stricken
with apopcxy on Saturday night at tho house Oh
MIS- Mary r. Dcnman, president of the Womens
Christian Temperance Union, No. Al MulbcrIy-st, ana
remained unconscious until last evening, when she
expired The fatal stroke samo whcn the woman was
on her knees engaged In prayer previous TO rctflho
TO bed. 6ho had been apparently In vigorous hc'''
Matthew Ivory parted from his wife Alice In newark
fifteen years ago and went West, and nothing was
heard of him until weeks ago when nc rcappcac"
In this city and made inquiries for his family. ITO
learned that his wifc had been dead four years Two
| daughters, who had grown to womanhood had disap-
is now in i tin and sheet iron company In western
Pennsylvania lie has advertised for his TWO daush-
| tcrs
"Tbe NeCllla or the Story OF Esthcr,' an amateur
dramatic performance, Is to DO given by members OF
tho jewish Temple congregation on Tuesday night.
There will be a chorus of young ladies' belonging to
the leading Jewish families question OF the length
of tho dresses TO be arose week ago ana has
been vigorously discussed Saturday dress rehearsal
was held and when tho young ladies' donncd their COS
tunes they found that tho skirts were about eight
inches above the tops OF tho shoes. Much dlssnls-
faction was expressed and a number of the young
ladies contrivcd to let out their skirts to nearly
reach the shoe tops.
A little OF Superintendent p. ii Martin OF the
Lister Fcrtlzing Works, who lives at NO 20 south
Seventh-sf, accidentally upset can OF hot water on
his faco last week. receiving Injuries which terminated
fatally last evening.
Tho coming annual erection for trustees OF tho
different school districts throughout the townships VIII
bo far more interesting than usual for tho reason mat
women arc not only allowed to vote for tho istccs
but may also hold tho Office, II elected. Whether
tho handsomcst man In each district VIII get tho
election or not ls not exactly known, but reports
from one township least indicate that tho chances
OF tho ladies' man arc above par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
IN HELP TIE COLUMBIA BOAT CLUE

The Columbia College Dramatic Club will present
" CAPTAIN Kidd" original bureslue early New
York society," at the Berkeley Lyceun on Friday and
Saturday evenings, April o ana z, with matinee on
Saturday The bucsque has becn written cApr''sy for
the cIub Inv = member A stIong company for amateurs
are now rehesrsng under the management OF Francis
Wilson, OF the Casino who is also training chorus oil
thirty picked voices from the college The cher feature
Of the performance will be ballet Metsls SANDS
Coward Morrcil. Hail. paine. Post Kelly, OSuIiVan'
Cutting Warren, Morrison and Wainwright Will act The
proceeds will be for the benefit Of the Columbia College
Boat Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
IRRtyoryG FOX THE FAIRBAvKS FUvERAL

Tho body OF Governor Fairbanks, Of Vermont, who
dcl AZ tho Fifth Avenue Hotel Saturday, VIII be
taken to ST Johnsbury. VT, this morning leaving thS
city at o'clock The dead mans brother. Franklin
Fairbanks has been spending time In Florida and
The accident on the Savannah, Florida ana Western Rail
way on Saturday delayed his return This has prevented
tho making Of any definite arrangements for tho funeral
as yet but II Is likely that It will aAc place on THURSDAY
a. Mr. Falrbanls's home ln ST. Johnsbury. Tho burial
Will bo at St Johnshury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
THE ANA TEUR billiard TOURkAM ENT

The second annual tournament for the amateur Diard
championship OF the United states will held under
auspices Of the Racquet Court Club OF New YORK.
beginning on May H. cup will be offered by the
president Of club emblem OF the championship
held by winner until the next tournament and
20 become tho property any player winning three times
The game viii 900 points, threebaii French earous.
on . Gye.by ten table. The committee which has the
tournament charge Ii AZ follows Isaac Townsend.
A. Wright Sanford, A. Il. MonLanI Y Martinez. ID. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
z. III. MACY & co.
JAMES McCREERY & co.

JAMES MOORE cry & co.
Will exhibit on Monday, March
10Th, and during the week, all
their speciaIties i'm imported Cos
TUNES, Wraps, Jlckets and DER
seys. This exhibit will comprise
the latest creations or the leading
Partisan Houses i'm Bridal, Recep-
ton, Dinner and Street Dresses.
at prices ranging from 800 to
5000. Every desirable style and
fabric will be found in their cOm-
prehcnsive assortment OF Jackets
and Wraps---cithcr imported or of
their own make. Raglans, New
markets and long Wraps from SS
to $50; Pingat Jackets $50 TO
$50; Fifty different styles Oh
Jackets from SO upward; Jerseys
81 to $50. A line OF beautiful
beaded Silk Jerseys, from $40 to
500 each, merits particular at
tentiOn.
The firms begs to state that no
circulars OF openings are issued
by them.
JAMES McC2E & CO.,
Broadway and nth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
OUlsOIN, SIEfx rs
TUESDAY. MARCH 20.
THURSDAY MARCH -,
SHTPPIA NEWS
PORT OF NEW. rOHK. .......SUNDAf. MARCH IL. ls5


ARRIVED
steamer CITY Richmond (Br Rcdtor Liverpool Mar T.
wright { Sou. Arrived At Tho Bar at iepo Giant,
amsfom VITA rnd.- and 81 pa,scnscra oerchs Co
steamer "A fJ Fransuc Havro 10. "l,h
mise passengers to Louis do o1As Arrived a" tho
steamer airI Lane tnr ronselr Me.'n. F.n A. Paer
10 Funch. Eiyo & Arrived al tle bar II :, m
hs sri is Ear. Mar :' NH S m.o to BON ( Co.
and passengers Outcrbrdge Ca Arrived At the b-r
steamer Alamo R,k. Galveston days with md'e and
steamer Asicr, rcrcy Galveston days. with na's to
n1eamrr Ion wansa Br, Brckoy Brunswick. day.
Roanoke IalpneT, S9mpor, Mow' a. ana Norfolk
steamer sonco walker. Newport news An Norfolk. with
mds, and ls'en ser, To Oh DO ninol - CO. ,,,,,,
mi.e aud p,s'enscrs t. 9d nom'po, 80 60 - ,,,r,
ship Colchester tBrl Mckenzie London Al days with CO
Bark Aracan mon, Hollarrn Aarna,. o1iay' WIN IRON
Marx BRITISH Amcc. (of Windsor. Ssh Goa ect. Ghent
snow 4 Burgs"
sUNsET-wlnda at CITY Island. light, sw; cloar.
Arrived yestsrdV
rWJ nr,r Arr"ea at tho kar az i" IS ~
der vessel I. iicrmann Koop 4 Co
BARK Oast.a tr Carter Amsterdam q days with mdse
to order: vessel 10 scammcll Bros , 49,,
BARK Recovery tBrl Davidson 0hont 20 hays win iron
and empty barrels " ORDER vessel u U W beru'ui'
SAILED
s,.am.r. qrtr, for Iiverusol: Thngvaa Copenhagen;
Minister Maybaoi Bremen Arrosy Port prnes s,,ov
Banks ID II Waten Amstordani Frank etanof"' Sy"hoy'
NbW.
Also .alcd-via Long Island stermor Gen whitney
Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEANEni
FOREIGN PORTS
OrKYNsTowN lar iS-Arrivsd. steamer Republic (Rr),
Dawson from Sow York her to Liverpool (and pro
ceeie',).
sailed steamer Umuria OBI. McMickan. from Liverpool
hence for kewYork. -, .
HAvnR Mar i7-sallod. steamer La Brotagns tFr) Do
Jousseiin. for NswYork.
HAVANA l7-Saod steamer city OF Allan ta Buriey.
for New.York-
tior later Skipping Ne,es u any, zee Ftah PaSe)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

Frank Lincoln humorlst Is said to have hau some
orns,hurv FOR the woes Of New York during tho last
oa, n, vroc from Dakota friends In this city
sh,u no in by March II or 49, and VIII DING
with me nrs class blizzard with ring through its nose
lie arrived on the 18TH but h. was caught In the
accident Dobbs Ferry whore HIS train was stalled ~
voud seem as though the blizzard slipped tho ring lie
tells Of recently arrived German, whose face was cut In
the smashup who rushed through the car crying: hen
Cotti Vat blaze is dot America Last week dey rob
me in Chicago and now dcy gill mo and Jug me IN DER
snow go me home by der first steamer"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
roo IUCH JEWRLRY IN ONE TRUNK.

Walter II. Ucnrchs clerk In q IewclIy store who
occupcs furnished at No 1873 hlatc.sL Brooklyn
reported the police yesterday that he had discovered
that In his absence Saturday his had entered
his trunk opened cwclry worth 500 stolen
The property consisted OF solitaire diamond rings a
tapphrc ring set with dlamOnds and watch and chain
Both the room and the trunk found locked lcfo
by Icnilchs and other icwciy and s35 IN money
had not been disturbed In tho trunk lie claimed that
all the icw,lry belonged him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

About seventy five miles of the Long Island Ran
road system Is sull biocnddcd by tho snow. mo
bloc kaCe is on tho Port Jefferson branch Tho Locust
Valley branch was opened mp yesterday. IN, BONES
OF three men were found on the bcach at Lloyds Neck
on Friday but nothing leading 10 their identification
was found on them. They are supposed 10 havo b'ch
washed overheard from vessels. several scho0ncrs
shore along tho Sound cannot DO reached to learn
their
The Central Labor Union OF Queens County ycsier-
dav adopted "a resolution ccnsuring Mayor Hewitt for
displaying the flags the city Hall al half mast and
refusing 10 dis play the flag OF ireland Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
HOME NEWS.
nro,,1NrNr AERINALG.

C,on.pdon 1o,-Baron &c Itsuba. Brazilian minister ~
u,ash,nccn gr.r0oyt lious-T The Earl OF Aitan,'
Union square Hoc Horaco Guzm'' munster sa 10. Am
snrra 4, Washington Gee ~ IL hpenhe HO'e'-uepe" n~'
S"n s,,,r-o, mn JIoieL Frederick w. sharon OF
DaueSu ,ortoan Uusc-GessTsi ". r. Walsh. OF
s.,a,s.- {, yanes H0tei-Chares \. d9uid, OF buna"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
vEsTcUESTTR COUNTY.

While cleaning his revolver in Wc!dcrhclds Hotel
near Ardslcy George Wheeler, seventeen years Ola
accidentally shot Morris Carroll In the breast The
hall was extracted. The wound Is painful but mol
serious one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
pry,o,ore WORK arOyG STUDENTS

r. L. McBurneY conducted tho Young Mems meeting
AZ Association Hall yesterday afternoon, and W. J.
George and r. g. Slccr Of the Princeton football team,
spoko on subjects connected with religious work among
Young men The meeting Sunday viii DC addressed
ny Yalo studcnts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
COLORED SILKS.

JAMES McCREERY Il co.
W,llmake on Monday, March 18th,
general exhibit OF Plain Dress
Silks, i'm which the latest and best
products of the Looms OF the
World will be represented. Their
assOrtmcnts contain Il large va
rirty of the Oriental and Antique
Classic Tints in both Solid and
Glace effects, which arc now re-
ceiving such marked approval In
Paris.
An examination is cordially in
vited.
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
NEWARK.

Thomas Gallagher, age thirty three, employed by
Jacob Kaiser, produce dealer, found drow ned
yesterday In Centre-st dock 1t Is supposed he fell
eom q canal boat durps the night
1 Call has been issueu ror a mass meeting at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW JERSEY.

James Walls, old an1 weIknown citizen Of Pat
erson living In Jersey-ot. there, wont to bed early
yesterday morning His daughter passing hl1 room
IN third story felt a cold draught. She went In
and found her fathers bed empty and the window
OPEN Sho heard voices under tho window and going
tncre discovered men On the pavement below who
had found Walls body The old had evidently
fallen from the window and dead An autopsy
will probably be made
Louis APPEL, age seventy one, OF No. 81 Willow ave-,
Hobohcn, presented sorry appearance when no stag
gercd into the Police Headquarters at yesterday
and fell falntng the floor His face cut and
bruised beyond recognition, his hair was matted with
blood and blood covered his clothing. When he
restored to consciousness he gave his namc and ad
dress and explained the cause OF his condition lie
said that when he was going through Christopher st.,
Eew-Yorh, to get boat he was attacked about two
blocks from tho ferry by gang who attempted to
rob him He resisted and the gang knocked him
down and licked and beat him until he was insensble
They then away and APPEL succeeded In reaching
the ferry. He taken homo and 1t is feared that
his iniu:ies VIII prove fatal.
Ernest Elsner age nineteen, of No. 10 Jackson st.,
HobOken, was arrested yesterday a caplas Issued
by Judge Lpplncott. lie IS charged with burglary.
On Thursday night Mctchcrs beer shop at First and
Marshall sts entered and robbed of quantity of
wine and cigars and about $50 In money Whom
Esner was arrested yesterday the Ravine Road no
had some of the stolen goods In his possession.
The body Of an unknown woman about thirty years
Of ago, found yesterday In unused outbuildng
farm OF Henry Pumca af Thrcc Mile Run, four
miles west Of New Brunswick. She was seen on the
evening of March IL walking along the road near that
place. The womans clothing and appearance do not
indicate that she tramp 1t IS believed that she
died In the building during the recent storm Tho
county physician has gone to Investigate tho case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

henry A. DANIPLs, VI. d.,
$40 WEST l26rH5r
Diseases OF tho Nervous GenoU Urinary Organa
Impotence and sterlllty Uours-Sto Ia. b toA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
JERSEY CITY.

An unknown Italian struck by a train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad yesterday morning and IN
stanty killed. lie and several other Italians were
picking coSl and when no struck his companions
ran away. Tho body removed to spccr's morgue
to await identi1ca alton.
Ex-Assemblyman Michael J. O'Donnell, who died
last Mondays and whose funeral had to be postponed
on account OF the Storm buried yesterday after
noon Thoro was largo attendance OF prominent
citizens Funeral services were held In st. Josephs
Church and the burial was in the Catholic Cemetery
IN Wcstslde-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
Announcements

Beware of q slight irritation of tho throat.
Dr smnells Cough Dro:, Slyo lnnrhtt, rsitN sol
The rAlro ii on, AMI every where
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
"1O MoTURRS"

ITO MOrHER'."
MRS WINDOWS SOOTHING tuP i,r Ohtitron rssthine.
softons tho kuns reduces inhA unation asys all pals.
wind cello and dizrrhsA Twoaty hvo oeats bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19
$685..

NO DELIVERY HOWEVER, WILL BE MADE BE
FORE THE LATTER PART OF THE WEEK, %
ri, Az CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE AMPLE OPPoNIC'
Inv ro t,NIoy THIS d" FEAST FOR TILE EYES" IN
ITS ENTIRETY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-19

T.. MILLER's SPRING HATS.
l.l47 Broadway and Aston Place
"GoGEBIC." F.. a. w. "GoGEBIC."
OUR NEW "UARaOrE" COLLAR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
DocroGS All ar SEA.
Two Pennsyiyania villages swept by
mn endemic.

4 philadelphia special says: The little viii
lage OF Malvern. twenty zone miles out on
the Pennsylvania railroad, has a population
OF 400, fully 800 Of whom ERE suffering with
dyseptery. There have been two deaths so
far. and more may be expected, Us in many
eases entire families are Frustrated. The
epidemic, or endemic, a. some OF the physi.
clans call Il. broke out ia the eastern or
older portion OF the village, and with few
exceptions has condaed itself there. The
source OF toe disease il unknown. The
physicians are all 81 sea and are divided In
their opinions. The place is cross between
village aud . t0a nsbip, and has no chief
magistrate. In SugartOwn, three miles south
OF Malvern. the entire family OF Kinney
Weir, numbering eight, including himself,
are confined 10 their beds, suffering in-
teBsey.
DIR. j. X. Evans ~ attending this family.
md eo-day he cited ihirty-three calls that he
bad made Ia the last ten days. In many cases
be found from three 10 i've patients 10 a
family. lie had DO sooner completed the list
than be was approached bys young lady who
told hun that old SIR. Robson wished to see
him right away. Mr.. Robson had been
working in the Geld duriDg tbemornipg, bad
drank ice water, and now had the dysentery.
DIR. Evans agrees with Dr.. Henderson, aud
thinks the excessive prevalence OF the disease
h due 10 atmospheric conditions. Ths two
ea.@s where the disease resulted fatally were
children. One was ibe one.and-a-half.s taf'old
child Of Edward MARSH. which was sick 4
week. The ate lding physicians heida con-
suliatl0n with other physicians, but the little
sufferer died. The other was the thfee-year-
cid child Of William Phelps. The entire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
HIS GIRL SAILED AWAY.
Thaswas the Reason Why Henry LO-
Tcnz Attempted Suicide.

About ten months ago Henry LOreuZ,
accd twenty-SiX, came 10 this country from
Germany aud went to board with his brO-
thcr Jacob, a baker by occupation, living al
No. 4CS Court street, BROOKLYN. Jacob got
his brother employment in the same bakery
with himself. ana matters progressed pros
perOuslv with both.
Henry was introduced TO a young lady
named Mare Stein, living al No. j0l east
FiHy.fith street. this city, whom he fre-
qucntly visited aud rapidly fell in love With.
She was bue.eyed, llIXcn haired damsci,
who had let her home IN Germany about
the same time a. L6renZ, When Henry was
not kneadng his dough he could be found
in the company OF his sweetheart, and the
two often made pleasant little trips to Concy
Island aud other resorts. one evening
about six weeks ago Mary told Henry that
she proposed returning to Germany. The
announcement surprised him, and he first
plcadcd with the @lr 10 change her mind
and then threatened 10 do himself some bodily
harm If she persisted IN carrying ont her in
tentions. She was obdurlte, however, and
about month ago sailed away to Father
laud.
Henry went TO the boat and saw her of,
Then be returned to his room and gave way
to fit OF dependency. He became moro,e
and frequently spoke 10 his brother oil his
love for Mary. "Nevcr mlnd." he would say,
Il will soon finish al NV troubles. Life is
not worth living now"
Jacob asked Henry to accompany MIN TO
this city last SATURDAY. night, thinking that a
change 81 scene would be OF benefit to the
Young man. The two crossed the bridge
and walked lclsurey along Park Row into The
Bowery. The fake shows and The museums
were taken In, and then they went TO the
theatre. When they left the theatre Heory
gave evidence OF feeling more buoyani.
They entered tic Progress Hotel, No. ii
! Chatham square, and Jacob asked the clerk
fora double room. but none beng ready az
the time a room with double-bcd was taken
instead ana the two brothers retired.
About h.l'-past 8 yesterday morning jacob
wasaWakencd 10y bearing his brother grodn,
/ and, lighting the cas-, was Mortified to see
| Henry lying beside him with deep cash IN
| his throat and the bed-clOihng saturated
/ with blood. In the bed was found u large
pruning.knifc, with. which the young man
/ mad attempted 10 take his life. A policeman
was called ia. and shortly after an ambulance
| ffom the Chambers-Street Hospital drove up
/ and took The wolild.he suicide away.
An examination showed that though the
| carotid artery was not severed the mans in
! lures were such as 10 cause tue grayest
! doubts for his recovery. He was resting
| easily last evening, "but," said Or. Wilson,
"he IL Icy no means out OF the woods rs
yet" should be recover be viii be arraigned
under the Code Tor attempted suicide.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18
families OF both these men were sufferers to

families OF both these men were sufferers to
some extent.
Powell Bailey. the postmaster, q healthy
looking o,sn thlriy-hye years old. bad
most severe attack, and according 10 bis own
statement almost died on Saturday night,
His wife and child are also suffering much
with The same compliant Or. Mlckeross2li,
who Is the oldest pbysieian in the ncighoor-
hood. while he does not directly coincide
with the theory a. to the decayed segetsble
matter, thiuss that to u IL largely dac the
present sickness. Malvern II on a
high ridge overlooking The Chester
Waller, aud IN every Other respect Is
The heal,hiest OF places. DR.. Micker-
baueh remembers an epidemic during which
there were 80 deaths from the disease 10
radius % three miles. Three years ago the
place was again visited, and there were over
100 people IN bed with the complaint. Every
year since dyseniery, dIarfh@a, and ebolera-
morbus have been the chief work OF the
physIcians. but at no period has II attracted
40 mech attention as at present. IL IL ont OF
season. as August, September, and part OF
October is the time when 1t is most prevalent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-18

By X. II Chsfin a Co.,
Peal Estate Auciionecrs,
No. north Tenth street
AUCTION SALE I, OF J, a

rVRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE or a
L FARM OF 100 AcREsswITH FkhMh
DWELLING or -FOUR RCOM,, IN CHEsiEhi.,
FIFJD COUNTY. ABOUT SEW MILES fho .,S
kiCHMOND, NEAR THE BR0i D-ROth ROAD
By virtue ot deed OF trust rom benlamin
Towp.on, dated July 9. 1857, recorded Ia Deeu.
Book ~, psso 3i4 Chesterfield county court, snl
AZ the request Of tho beneficiary default having
boon made I'm the payment OF one OF inc notes
secured lberelu will srll ny public auction. ~
the ofics Of X. Il. Cha1ln& Co, NO. north
Tenth street. Richmond. Va, on
WEDNESDAY. JULY ~. lSs,
nj IL O'Clock ~. that certain TRACT OF LAcD
with all the BUILDINGS aud IMPROVEMENTS
THEREON. lying on the south side OF Faling
creek. in Ches.eraed county, Va, containing
100 aerca, more or less. described and bounded
as follows: On the north by the land OF 4. Ogdeh,
on tho eas; By the land OF Norman cenorn. on
the south by the land formerly owned Dy ". q.
Webb and on the west b. tho land OF W. o.
Hatcher. A..
TERMS: Cash "a to expenses OF salo ana 20
nay a note OF f27i due july ). 1878. with prOtes.
and interest; credit to July .. 1889, for sSy|, and
any balance on terms announced ~ sale
r. B. CHAFFIN. Trustee.
sale 10y r. b. CHAFFIS & Co, Aueiloneers:
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Ri51 sa ps,cvslrs
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Roanoke Items.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
ROANOKE, VA. JEly l.. lSSS.

IJOrfes pOndenco OF INC IlICHIHVlN UI7VaI''I'I
ROANOKE, VA. JEly l.. ISIS.
There are now three hundred houses here
in process Of erection, and the demand Tor
houses IL constantly growing.
Tue prctficst things. however, about this
magic cItv are three little Jersey calves Of
the same age from the same mother. They
ought to have a place in the great EXPOSE
ton in Richmond.
The Presbyterlans and Methodisls have
built two yerg GDe churches. aud now the
Baptisis are proposing to build a So 900
house. DR.. Dickinson, Of the Religious
HerGh, preached on sunday for DR.. Flippo
and urged that the effort be made ut once.
XXX.