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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-31

Your many readers should have their atten-
ton called to bill introduced in the House vt
Harrisburg 10y one of our city members, which
Is now pending and may pass unless seme effort
is made to defeat it. have not seen it, couse-
quautly cannot give the exact wording. II IL,
how ever, to the effect that 1t shall be unlawful
for road jurors to assess any part of the damage
oCcasioned by the opening of new streets on
owners of property. This in itself would be
Outrageously unjust to the city, for which the
member cannot give any excuse satisfactory to
his immediate constituents or tue people of our
city at large. 1t is well-kuown fact that pro-
perty Is often largely increased in
value in consequence Of the opening of
streets. There has been a number opened in our
city entirely at the cost OG persons owning pro-
perty that would be benefited by il, and that at
their own request. Streets are now usually
opened or extended by parties interested petit
tioning the city authorities. When the locality
Is visited by the proper committee, it IL Is
thought advisable, they report. When q road
jury is asked for, who assess the damages which
must be put on, the city or property owners
benefited, or both, generally have full share to
pay, and properly owners seldom IL ever any
thing like the amount of the benefit accruing to
them. The bill further provides that all awards
of road juries now pending, where any part of
the damages has been put on property owners
that are not yet confirmed by the court, shall be
declared null and void thus asking the lcgisla-
tor to pass upon measure that he cannot know
anything about. Tue following questions by
some member of the House might probably give
some information.
The questions are, viii the mover of this
measure inform tho House whether he knows
anything about the opening of Antoinotte street,
Whether he was assessed. on the ground of being
benefited for any part of the damages accruing
from the opening of said street? And whether
the passage of this act would relieve him from
the payment of the assessment if affirmative
answers are made 1t would be legislation to
meet private interests 1t is hardly possible
that the Legislature would pass bill so entirely
unjust. The time allowed to all parties between
the road Jurors award and the Courts confrma-
ton of the same is ample to give all parties into
rested time to make their grievances known to
the Court. If just the jurors award is set
aside. J.D.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 81 1870
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HYGmNIo MEDICAL CoIIEGE.--A telegram having been
hiladelphia TO the Associated Press stating
that "Hygienic Homeat Florence Heights, Nj, is "Free
Love- and the plan of the Oneida Commu-
nis etc. the public requested TO suspend opinion until
the truth be shown the author of that infamous
II. L. TRAIL, M. ID,
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LUNG COMPLAINTS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, etc, are
cured, by JAYNEs ExPECToRANT You willfnd in it also
certain remedy for coughs and colds. Sold every.
where
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DRY FREr.-Ths most efeetual way of guarding ones
health TO keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the India Rubber Owe rshoes and the ncle
is upon us, would advise readers 70
any but the best quality, which only be had at
GOoDl Headquarters No 3S Chestnut street. south
siJe Philadelphia,
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BEST QUALITY Fno Waite French China. Breakfast,
Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Sets.
SUFFICIENT TO DINE ls PERSONS. FOR a35
SUFFTOEET DINE i2 PEHsoSs, PoB SJS.
SUFFICIENT DINE IL PERSONS, FOR go.
The above made of useful pieces only aud OF the
best quality
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FURNISHING CHINA AND GLASS EsTABLIsHsfENr.
KERRs CHINA HALL, No. 1918 OHEsNUr STREET.
Families furnishing repenishing will find at the
China Hail. No. 1918 Chestnut street, the most oamplete
stock OF all kinds of China Glass and Soneware in the
city. Our assortment comprises everything from
yellow and brown stoneware for the Kitchen to the richest
China and Glassware imported, AS all goods of
direct Importation families have the advantage
of making their purchases in small quantities at whole
sale prices Those about furnishing invited call
inspect goods prices making their pur
chases.
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ENaIIsH OUTaIAss DECAsrRRs.-Now open, a new
invoice Of heavy rich Out English Decautors, per ship
John Barbour. entirely ST. yles 60 be had only
kERR's China Hall. No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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DON'T WAIT FOR SPECIE PAYsRNTs.-Prices are the
same before the war for our Fine Clothing.
I'D .l CHARLES STOKES,
No 824 Che nut street.
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BEsT QUALITY White French China Tea SETS 46 pieces
$780, ~, Sl2 so. and SI3'5O per set.
KERR's China Hall, No 1918 Chestnut street.
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FnEToH FfRE-rnooF PORCELAIN. Something entirely
new, for culinary purposes viii stand the fire. Coffee
Pots, Tea Pots, Milk Pitchers Stew Pans. Egg Dishes,
etc. Every housekeoFcr should use it.
KEBR's China Hall, No 1918 Ohssnut street.
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BRrAEFAsT PIATEs.-lCOO dozen English Stone China
Breakfast Plates large sao ?jc per dozen. Tea Plates,
Soc. per dozen. kERR's China Hall,
No 1918 Ohesnut street.
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NEW MIyoIIcA wARR.-Just received per ship Alfred
choice selection of Ale Pitoh' Nut Dishes Bread
Plates and Fancy Articles, in Majelea all entirely
goods in this market
KLnE,s China Hsn. 80 1918 Chsannt streel.
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Ar KEnRs CHINA HALL, No. 1913 Chestnut street, New
Goods openings RnglishChop and Steak Dishes Hot
Water, Platee, oto. etc.
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RICH DFcoRATFp CHAMBER WARE. Now open. pcr
late arrivals largest Fancy Decorated
Chamber Sets in this CITY New and Antique Patterns
not to be had elsewhere, made expressly for
KERR's China Hall, No. 1918 Chesnut street
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WHITE BNaIIsH STONE CHINA
DINSTR SErs.
SUTr1GIENT TO DINE ~ PERSONS, sis.
SUFUORuT TO DINE is PERSONS. yoR Sls
Cheapest Sets offered made up OF useful pieces
only
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~ RuBBRR OVER

~ RUBBER ovKRsHoEs BooTs for Men. Women. and
Children be had at retail the very lowest prces
GoodyeAr's manufacture. old stand. No. S5 ohesnut
street, lower side.
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MA R R He ID.

CHILD-BRLI.-On the 9th instant by Rev. 8. W.
DANA WILLIAM ii. CHILD to TILLIE LEsHER BELL,
daughter OF John A. Bell, all OF West Philadelphia.
LYNDALR-JACKsoN.-At the Lutheran Parsonage,
Lower MeriOn Montgomery county, January 2T,
1870 by Rev. III. j. Watkins Mr. SAMUEL LYNDALE
and Miss ANNIE JACKSON, both OF Philadelphia.
PERRY-GLovER.-On the 10th instant, at the
Church of the Eyangclists by Rev. Samuel DurbOrOw
Mr.. JOHN s. PERRY, or HOrsham Montgomery
county, Pa, to Miss LIZZIE GLOVER or this city.
RODNEY-WARREN.- the 9th of January 1870
in ST. Paul's Cathedral, Buffalo, n. Y, by the Rev.
DR.. Shelton, GEORGE BRYDGES RODNEY, L. S. A.,
and JANET w, daughter of the late Edward S. War
ren, Esq, OF Buffalo.
DEED.
MCGuI.-On the 3Oth instant, Mrs. CATHARINE
MCGIIlr rect OF the late Frank McGill, aged A
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence Of her son, Mr.. John McGil No. 627 Federal
street, on Wednesday morning at 81 O'Clock.
SHIELDs.-On the Goth instant, CATHARINE, wife
OF Kane Shields and daughter OF Hugh aud Grace
LaffeTty, aged % years.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence OF her hus
band, No. 22 School street, Germantown, Wedncs-
day morning at 81 o'clock Funeral services at St
Vincent de Pauls Church. Interment at New Ca
thedral Cemetery
WEMs.-On the Goth instant, BERTIB, daughter OF
Charles and Emma Wells aged ~ months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral Leave the Reading Depot in the ~ o'clock
train next Wednesday morning. lnterment at lions
Lutheran Church, Chester county.
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CITY ITEMS.
You CAN BUY
BETTER


BETTER
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
BENNETT Co..
ANYWHERE ELSE.
matter edt pretert be assigned sdcrfciag
goods are dpiU sell lO,oer than the Io,oest.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No 6f8 MARKET STREET.
No. 5l8 MARKET STREET.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND sixth.
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
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FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Per Cent. Gold Ronds
Frederick sbuYg and Gordonsvills Rail
road Company of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable
in Coin, Free OfUnited States
Government Tax.
These Bonds secured by First ana only Mortgage
vnade Tn
The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company ofNew York, ns sTrus-
tees for the B0ndhOIders.

n
Company ofNew York, ns Truss
tees for the B0ndhOIders.
The Mortgage the entire road. Right Of Way
Franchises Relling Stock. Equipments, Lands and Pro
perty, real and personal belonging or which may
hereafter belong TO the COmpazy. SINKING FUND
is also provided. which will reduce principal Of the
debt TWoTHIRDs of the entire amount in advance Of
ne maturity of ns Bonds.
The Road is 81 miles long. connecting Fredercksbure
via Orange COurt House, with Charlottesville, which
the point of junction Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road to the Ohio river and the extension Of the Orange
Aod Alexandria Railroad 10 Iynchburg 1t forms the
shortest connecting link in the system Of roads leading
the entire South Southwest and West to the Pacific
Ocean passes through rich section of the shenan
dOah Valley the local traffic of which alone will support
the Road, and it muSt command abundant share Of
through trade from the fact OF it's beinga
SHORT CUT TO TIDE WATER ON THE PoTo-
MAC AT THE FARTHEST INLAND POINT
WHERE DEEP WATER FOR HEAVY
SHIPPING CAN BE FOUND ON
THE WHOLE LENGTH OF
THE ATLANTIC COAST.
From Charlottesville to Tidewater by this route the
distance miles less than Alexandria 6 miles less
than via Richmond and West Point; l9+ miles less
via Norfolk.
limited amount of these bonds are offered at " and
interest from November 4, in currency
From examination in person, and also by competent
counsel of all the papers and documents relating this
loan enabled to pronounce them entirely
and satisfactory have also had work and property
of the company examined by agents, whose
ports agree with those made by the officers of the
pany and therefore recommend These bonds
of which is limited $4,000 per mile Of complete
! equipped road, AS A FIRST.OLAsS SECURITY IN
! EVERY PARTICULAR, and II most desirable invest
ment giving large increase of income
| in any description of Government bonds
TANNER ~ CO., Bankers,
| No. ~ WALL Street, New York.
| Pamphlets, maps and information furnished.
Government bonds and other marketable securities will
be converted without commission parties investing in
these bonds and the highest market price allowed for
| gold aud other coupons in exchange
sANaGEn. WORK., Banker,
1lO No 90 South THIRD Street.
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FINK CLOCKS,
RROgZR5,

BNONHES,
PARIAS. ETC. Krc., Ar
KBRR's China Hsll. No. 1913 Chesnut street.
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ART SAILs-In Mr.. Scott's sale OF Paintings tonor.
and Wednesday evenings is the portrait Of Washing
ton and Mrs Greenlenf, by Gilbert Stuart There is no
doubt of this being under huthcntcAtou they in
the window The cOoring is enough to satisfy the most
oreduous they belong to the private collection OF
tleman well known Also, 100 Others sEhi 1itisn
SISGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly inBtalments.
o. Il. DAVIS, No slO Chestnut street.
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GnIn RANn TEA .aYrn. -

Com BAND TEAsYrs.-
a P1EcBs FOR $3.50.
Is PwoEs ron 1880.
AZ KFnns China Hall No. 1918 Clicsnut street.
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MEssRH HALIEr. DAVIS CO.'S New Grsnd aud
Square Pianos have equal it is said, either in this
country in Europe. Their wSrerOoms at No 92'
Oheenut street.
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KEnR's China Hall. No 1918 ohesnut stree
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CAII. and the Parham Family Sewing Machines at
No. 7Ol Chestnut street. Sold easy .y pay
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-07-29

7 oCKS, Hinges Bolts Cut and Wrought Nails, and
~ general assortment of Building Hardware.
For sale by l. AMOS, Bel Air
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THE OLD LINES or

THE OLD LINES or
90 M -. e. f. - !
-: - 80 $3.50
The undersigned takes this method Of informing his
friends and the travelling public that he continues to
The old and well established lines OF huii Stages be-
tween Bel Air and Baltimore and Rel Air, Magnolia and
EdeewOod Stations The Stage direct for Baltimore via
arl0h Turu pike leaves Mrs. Ashtous Hotel every Mon
day "Wednesday md Friday morning, at o'clock, arriv
ms in Batim"i" al O'Clock, 2. NJ. Returning, leaves
Browns ilo, High street, Baltimore, every Tuesday,
Thursday aud saturday morning at oclock-arriving
Ia Bel All at / T.
- BALTIMORE, VIA EDGEW00D.
+. lea. % Bel Air at A. NJ connecting at Edgewood
Il 30 4 NJ. aud Morning Mail train for Philadelphia
al 80. Returning, leaves Edgewood at 8, M on ar
rival Of PORT Deposit accommodation train from Balt
more, arriving i'll Bel Air at 8, Pm.
TO BALTIMORE, VIA MAGNOLIA.
uoa with ~ T. M. train Baltimore. Returning,
leaves Magnolia at $50 NJ arrival of 225 NJ train
from Baltimore.
Passengers procure tickets FOR Abingdon, EN-
morton and Bel All by either lind at the President
Street depot,
Way passengers will be accommodated at any point
either route Intending 10 devote careful and constant
attention to the wants and convenience % travellers and
10 permit these well known lines of Stat to lose
the very liberal patronage heretofore generally
tended to its former propretors
VIM ANDERSON,
iune5 Proprietor.
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BOWERS
COMPLETE MANURE;

Super Phosphate of Lime,
AMMONIA AND POTASH
For Sale by all Leading Dealers
PERFECT FERTILIZER FOR ALL CROPS.
On account of the reduced cost of Raw Materials
enabled to sell COMPLETE MANURE" at a lower
price and by the aid of machinery, it is improved
in condition. also in quantity. (Wa,TdHted free from
ddults,dtion)
HENRY BOWER, Manufacturing Chemist,
Gray's Ferry Road, Philadelphia.
This contains all the elements of plant foo
in a SOLUBLE FORM, containing we'll, food for Civ
ing lasting fertility to the soil
Experience in the of "Complete Manure" by thu
best farmers Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Della
ware, Maryland, and Of the New England States
ming through period Of three years trial. has resulted
in confirming it to lie the best Fertilizer now offered
for sale.
DIXON, SHARPLESS 4 CO.,
40 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM REYNOLDS,
mh11-3m-s1-3m 1O5 South Street Baltimore Md
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DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT TO BUYERS!
THE BEST BARGAINS AND THE CHEAP
EST GOODS you CAN FIND
AT
soSErm sTRAusE's, 1898 MAIN STREET

large Red Quits at $3.50 worth $3.50;
F,tra he4yy MAkSEILLES COUNTERPANES,
So 81 $S So, to 80, worth twice the money;
F>tra cheap BLACK SILKS from 81, 81 so SITS
HEAVY REFS NJ q, ss. 50, and $3--astonishingiy
low; a.r-." s. ~ -' .#' .,H
The greatest bargains in double width BLACK
ALrACA--a fine article at soc. worth sec. ::
stltl hncr at !Sc s5c., e7ic., s7tc, 81, &c.: not
7sc. in the dolar; .."t t-.. ''f-.t
BLACK BOMBhZINE and ENGLISH CRAZE,
for mourning dresses, at less than gold value
t,pc BLACK LAWN at i2sc. worth &c. '.-1
GRENADINE at IcIc. EMBR0IDEREDa at zoe. >:
FRENCH CAMBRIC JACCONETS, ORGAN
DIES. mOzAMBIQuES, F0PLINs, SWISS
CAMBRlC. and CHECK MUSLIN, ut the low
.st market prices; .....,. --..t - t,r.E o4 2,
EspIES' 'HANDkERCHIEFS ut 75c. per dozen
Best wHALEBoNE CORSErs at 75c., cheap
atSi: -..= .a.sr.
Best BLACK and CoLoRED KID GLOVES at 81,
selling elsewhere at Sl.so;
LADIES' UMBRELLAS Soc:
SILK PARkSoLS from 75c. to higher grades;
Handsome LADIES, SHAWLS at IL worth So:
IL BROWN and BLEACHED COTTON. DO.
MESTIC G1NGHAM. SHIFTING, STRIPED
BED-TICkING, at 1oic.:
LINEN TABLE DAMASk, doublc-wldth, at 4oc.
worth 75c.;
cASSIdERES, TWEEDS, KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINEN. D0ESkIN, and CLOTHS, for men
aud boys' wear, at ali prices.
Every article and great many more aston
i-h'ng chesp goods you win Hnd by calling, with
nu delay. as III" rush OF costumers IL great from
morning I'LL night for these cheap goods, at
JOSEPH STRhUSE'S,
myl7 No. 1888 Main street,
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IL iSTRAwBERRy FEAsT.-The ladIes5or tho,
CatholieiG church will give aRxfeast eor
the benefit of the Catholic school and
Orphan Asylum, at the corner of Ninth
and Marshall, street, commencing this'aeve.
ming at 7,G'clock kdand drcontinuing for, some
days. g4 The entertainments will be varied
with tableaux and other amusements. The
festival will be. gotten up in theI best style
and iberality known ito 1.-THE slill and In.
genity Off the gentIer sex. 1T, is hoped
! tliat, for their zeal and devotion to the
eausei they, are sustaining, they yIwilb be .Tea
warded with the generous support, Of the
people oft Richmond The Catholic coIn-
'nunity hHYe Tor years been greatly In need
Of liberal school and an asyiumifdr the
education Of the male orphans tisati5 be-
comes their especial dutyeto take care Sof.
Their objects, are worthy the; enc courage.
ment of the ,iberal:lninded; and the ladies'
hope that their entertainment trwilEi be-
cheered by the presence of bright throngs
of generous people. -. az 81 r,.;;oa, ff
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a CARD.-some person or persons seem 70 have
made ittheir particular buslnessto circulate tfe
report throughthe city that had, In theiase nti-
Diclpal election, voted the Radical ticket, wbicfI
Iiereby most e1nphaticaily declare 70 be 70 mali
cols fabrication, and believe tirst my course as
an Eactivc member OF the Conservative Club. OF
Madison Ward during the last scampaigT Is part
of thc proof for my assertion. c. SAUER. =
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FEsrIv GL.--The5a Bible class connected
with st. Marks Sunday school Wfll hold
their annual festival this week Every, year
these young 1adies make this effort, and de-
vote the proceeds & of .tE Their sales ta some
'is Ample s m have, Been 5Ssd made t il
enstife a happy time to yy6 6ung and Ole n The
young ladies desery lct st them have
b Il viii begin Sd Tuesday Hight St in the
large room, on. Broad street near Tenth,
lately occupied by e tCardiozo, Alsop s ;FosisE7
u,frean. ~ - ,s:. s.,.'.,I ~
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+ WATER-Co COOLERS Among the articles for
f.rnf fiy use manuiactured' In Richmond there are
hone whIs II deserve more cretlltable mention than
the chryst llizcd .water-cooiefs manlfactured by
Messrs. RosEaS DAY, ,of Franklin street, above
Seventeenth. They arc handsomely faished, per-
feet In all respects, and compete with any water,
coolers manufactured in this country At the last
agricultural fair, Mcssrs. ROSE DAY received
premiums for tieir coolers, and the highest praise
was bestowed upon them by al who !ssw them.
Messrs. ROSE .&DAY are. both Richmond men, OF
great energy and Industry md deserve to be libc-
rally patronizcd,S, e,tsh e.rrGstpa a. lts4s!iFif
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TANKEs MOTIONS FOR JuLy!A a rfchi and
raey No. isto. hand from Messrs. Eiiyson e
Taylor. :ilews agents, next I'd Dispatch
office, 1ain street, where also may be found
alllthe latest periodicals, ma gazines, fashion
books, &C., Ec., &e!, always on HAND ~ :itl
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! To JUNK, K,.,DEALgRs.--AS city ordinance,
puSlisind by order fof the. Council, lin re
gard to junk dealers, may be foundl ia an
Other column. - ~ go 10 tres4I.,1r q u II
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10 THE' PRESIDENT AND MEMBERs or TIE
CRY COUNCIL L.-AInong the many candi idates for
thepositfon or Police Justice We glad to hear
that the name of JosEpHJ. WHITE, Esq, VIII be
presented to your honorable body. Mr.. " HITE
Is ige gentleman of fine legal attainments and OF
great decision OF oGgcharsster. He is "a. selfinade
man sud Richinond u0rHsiM He fssrcconinended is
for the position by many Of the most prominent
members of The bar and citizens Of this city. Be-
sides his eIniucslt fitness for the position, there
arctoiher reasons which should not bU disregard-
ed. He has been one of the most active anil ener-
getic supporters of the great Conservative party
Of this city aald State: Hts voice has been beard
in more places than Richmond. He helped 70 or
gaujze the Conservatives, Of Chesseraeld, Hen
rico, and other counties; and In the recent con-
tcstin this cltyiwe know that his iserviccs we're
valuable in The extrepe His services IN tie Le-
gisisture Of Virginia are not forgotten, for there
lie proved himself an energetic, talented, and
faithful Representative of the people. yesff ii
?: We do not desire or. intend to dictate bptf only
hope that the Council may give the position 81
Police Justice, TO the gentleman whom this esrd
endorses, belieying that is win give universal
/ |satfsfaction tothe i PRoPLE0F RICHMOND. I,
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taTHE MURDER OF RICHARD KENNEDY-
Two HuEpRED DoLLABs REwARD.-ln the
tHustings Court on Saturday MIR: George
"! Smith (foreman) informed the court that
tho Grand Jury had had under consideration
the case and circumstances attending the
shooting of ex-policemansl Kennedy, but
owing to the absence of an Important VIII
ness had not made presentment. JudSe
the attention of the grand jurys to be sum
{moned this week. -, ,es.;,... Z. -
in this connection, we call attention u to
the notice In another column, in which Nhs
Chief OF Police. by order ef Mayor ELY.
SOB offers 10 reward Of 1920, for the appEe.
Ihenaon Of the murderer ef Kennedy.
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F. Sworn INi- Mr. james j.. Buch hnaIi; dele
gate. from Smyth county, nice dudgs John
A. Kelly, was on Saturday sworn in, and
qualified as a;delegate.i9 5iF1 te ..Gai:,ii II !.
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r THE CouRTs.-The several courts of the
CITY of Richmond win commence their ses-
Fsions this morning. Sr...5 ~, ,s.,,... >,
'eg The circuit court at the courtroom In
Stehrns's Row, Main street, at II A. ID.
The Hastings Court at the courtroom IN
the City Hall at IL A. M. i, ):
The Chancery Court in the sergeant's
room. i'm the City Hall, which has been fitted
up;for that purpose, at 10 A. M. 80, 80,
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8. For tie largest assortment of Brsnch ana Eng
,lisli cloths, ,cassfneres, and vcstigs 20 be totnd
In the city. call on g.B. Spencer 8 S0H rsercHant
tailors, 1900 Main street the best cut.
tsrs and workmeD, and guarantee perfect ms er no
srla, They keep the latest novelties IN gentle
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