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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26
BY L. Il. NeHburn Suctioneer,
No. l0lt natn street.

ygNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
/ FARM OF Two HUNDRED ACRES IN
SUSSEX COUNTY. VA. SITUATED ABOUT
THREE MILES FROM WAVERLY STATION,
on THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
RhILROAD.-By virtue ola certain decd TRUST
dated May Sd. 1870, duly executed a"d recorded IN
the Clerks office OF the SUISSE County Court to the
unders' gned I shall proceed to sell thaving been
requested to do by the beneiciaries therein Sc
cured at public auction at the Real Estate ONCE Of
L. i. Gewburn. 1914 Main street, IN the city OF
Richmond, On w EDNESDAf, the 5th " Of July
ls7i, at II O'Clock NJ, the FARM situated Us above
described. 7 here is good new framed dwelling
mon the place with len rooms. and usual out
houses, and about one-halfof the land In wood end
tin Der.
TERMS: Enough in cash to defray expenses OF
sale aud to nav off two notes amounting 10 $685. SO
with Interest thereon at the rate OF seven per cent
from Nav 3rd, 1870, and credit as TO the residue
which will be announced ut the sale.
10 EDWARD Il. NEWBURN, Trustee.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS.

coESkA SEVENTH IND CANAL STiiEETs.
o1AIloFAhY sua fOATAlii.S ENalkAE
:, and "a " stills;
EARN, GHlST, and fLAsTEh MILLS;
ooiLERS, EokGJkGS, CASTINGS or Iron
Or ERhSS MILL GEARIEG, &c.
I'm uiEAS Gad SAW-HlLiS OF various size,
Always on hand. :
oid engines, &C., repaired and sold on co,nul,s
s s OF exchanged fos new. al other repair,
P, snn a,tc satisfactorily done.
Eng TO- descriptive circulars
"e-S W1LiiA& b. TANNER 81 40,
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MASkllSE2Ys Dc,

ALL KINDS OF MN WORK MADE kE'
city and country; TUbhCGu WORK Of a.
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TkElNG-Mll4LS made aud repaired III JOIN
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES REPAIR.
ED and ADJ listed. AGENTS for The sale OF
JUDSON'S PATENT STEAM-EHGINE 60
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Conpany's SrEA NJ
GAUGES. These gauges arc warranted ~ us ioi
ali kinds OF BKASS-WOHk OF SUPERIOR
HAhE for STfAsi- ENGINES, sucn as sauSe-
COCKS, OIL and taliow-cups, OlL-CUFo EUE
ShA FLING, SELE-EEEDEES, STEAM WHlS.
Tiles, WATER-GAUGES, GLOBE-VALFES,
BOILEK-FLUE CLEANERS, ana Il general as
sortnenL OF such ARTICLES rs used by ali run
ming steam-engine3 aud saw-nills.
SLOAT Il ADDIkGTOS,
tel5 lag and lAa1 Cary street.
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F.'ACTS FOR LADIES.

If | could not procure another WILSON SHUT
TIE SEW INT MAtHtNEi would no. part with
mine for any cousiie alton.
Mrs. FlTZwfLS0N, Church Hill.
am delighted with my wilson shuttle Sewimg-
Machine. Mrs. HAZELwOOD. hurch Hill.
! would not sell my Wilson shuttle 5:wlrs-tla-
chine, which cost $50, for $500. II paid iur IL
In the work have done III 1T IN one month.
Mrs. MARTHA CLARK, Broad street.
l am we'll pleased " tlh tie Wilson Sh!tt!. sew
ing Mac IiIc, and do not tnink | could o.. better
suited. ilrs. Capt hLAktI, Leigh street.
Ny machine always gives me satisfaction.
have always been pleased with it
Mrs. MEADOWS, I'd street.
After fair trial Of machines, ] have given pre-
ference for the Wilson shuttle Sewing Machine.
would lot take 800 for II.
Mrs. hU&SERLY, Church Hin.
have always liked my Wilson Shu,te-Sewing
Machine. 90 Mrs. PACE, 9th rect.
CAUTION, LADiES.-Wh"n anything is said
about The w LStN " Which Is c,!c uiatcd To IN
iure It's rtputa ION In your MAD. before .ou he
have II the truth by ,U.uS 10 oar Office ant.
examining for yourself. We prove ~ e,l-
ncnt maciiniss ana hndrgd Of laGics i'll thiS cay
that The - ~ i!s"n - has no Superior.
save $50, thtn, by buying our Machine
WILSON SEW CHS Z ROOMS,
lcl No. 3toYcrnor ST, Get.
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SEWTSG.WAe'lFlSES,

WHEELER e WILSON'S SILENT
w FEED, LOCk-STIICH FAMILY sew
ING-MAC HINES are the best Tor family use,
will do laryer rar re OF sewing. with less labor
10 The operator, are noiscies& ana less comr!ica-
ted than any ollcr. Some o! The most tmiH' IL
MUSICIANS In this city assert that tic II. oil The
wHtkLF.t 4 " lLs1S MhCHi4-h IL not iIiu-
Iious TO the health VI Ladies'.
invite careful aGd thorough comparison OF
the merits Of this III chine with all others.
{. l.. EA. WAY,
General Agent Tor Virginia.
y. B. have associated with me g. Pow ELJ.
BILL OF this city, and invite attention to his card
herewith annexed. {. l.. <.
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RICHMOND AND'YoRK RIVER kAlLKoAD,)
sur EId;;1GSPT V WFE f,s Ian
| CHANGE Of SCHEDULE DAILY
" LlNE.-On and af:er May 3oth. l,1l, tt.
| TRAINS On this road VIII r,.n as follows:
PASSENGER THAl.S.
Leave West POint dHiiy 1T a. n. arrive a.
R.cImcGd NJ lo:ssA. NJ.
e !; o kiehrG e, Sa5y 1t p NJ arrive
FREIGHT TEAlNri { TiIH rASSNS'Eh 'A'
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted
On sunday this train VIII leave kichmont al D"
NJ, and returning, leave West Point at $40 T.. NJ,
and arrive 1t Richmond at $50 L ~, thus al
lowing persons to spend the Sabbath at delight
full resort ana enjoy fine saltwater bahDg III COM
mod:ous bath-h0u5es. Fare Tor the round trip
81 IS.
trains connect daily Sundays excepted 4.
West Point with first Class steamers Tor Ba'U'
more, and all points North and IS es..
Fare from kIchu.opd ~ Baltimore, IS.
Through bills OF lad.pK given to All points
MOTT: ~: SuUtH. Fre!shis received daily ~.
promptly forwarded.
ressoas going Y this h route sst sSGd nss
p; pas i by any, and arrive In Baltimore in tne
for Northern and Western trains.
The Freight Train, with Passenger car Al.
leave Richmond at "A. NJ; arrive ut west Pts!
al 1890 a. ". Leave West Point, Sunday, agi
Mondays ex,,ep.ed,) at p. N. arrive at K!'''
a round-tr.p ticket will be sold from Richmoa,:
to West Point, good to so do"m on sAI Iknhii
and return on MONDAY, for fl.5S. Good no. h
open for the muiodation III guests al i'o'
VIZ. \. BRAGG, Superintendent.
j. NJ. TURNER, Freight 4 gent. .
j. l.. TAYLOR, Ticket agent. U;s
THESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-rn and after THURSDAY, June lsa
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond SsEL'
DAYS excepted as follows:
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the While SUI
phur Springs, connecting at GordonsTille win lh:
Orange, alexandria aud MANASSAS trtlh rf
W aGhng.on and North. and LYncnburg ana ScuI-
3:35 p. HhoibkIlbh TEAM 10,
G2rdousvile, except Oh Saturday, on which day u
leaves ats Z. NJ. ....,.,.,.yy
On and after the 18th OF JUNE PASsENuhN
Train will run daily except sundaN) OcI"eC"
Stanton and the White sulphur, rs lolo"s: "
Leave Stanton at. - a. ~
Arrive HI White sulphur aE......."..-.ISti a. ~
Leave White Sulphur at............,...:oS ~
Arrive at StauDtOn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Through tickets, ii low rates, SOLD 10 AL pV!u"
Northwest and Southwest. -.
Further information may be Obtained 81 'I'
| company's Offices.
| No Passenger Trains are run on Sand:ys.,.
| a. H. PERRY,
| General SCpcriEtepd, NJ!
| JAMES T. NETHEELAnD, Gen'l Ticket AR''
| my u -----------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-26
BY Wellington Goddln,
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Bank and 18th streets.

ARGE LOT IN ADAMSS VALLEY,
lion MIL ALLEY, HEAH WORKSHOPS
OF CHESAPEAKE and OHIO RAI4kQaD
COMPANY, FOR SALE AT hutTlON:.Wi Ill
he sold ut suction on TIE premises. on MONDAY,
the o5th of June, 1871, 1T 81 O'Clock L. NJ LOT
located as above. having front of Sao cct on the
road leading from Mill alley 10 SOuhgae's gar
don running back To Shockoc creek, and contain
ing clio Of al acre-a plat OF which will be seen at
The sale.
TERMS: Reasonable.
icoi ". GODDIS, Auct.
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undt signed VIII, ON Tie
29TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT,
beginning at 10 o'cl OK 4. NJ, al the courthouse
door Of said Court, In the CEsom-house building.
In The city Of kichmoud make sale, for cash, of
all the EFFECTS OF the BANK OF VIRGINIA,
consisting of BONDS, BILLS, NOTES, JUDO
MENTS, DEGREES, a-d whatsoever else there
be.
Creditors Of the Bank, whose claims have been
at par their claims against any purchases OF said
effects they may make.
a descriptive list Of said effects may be seen at
the counting house Of :. {. Hardly OF the lln-
derslgncd on 18th and Deck streets, AT the office
OF -. }. Saunders, on 1lth street, be.wccn Main
ard Bank, in kichmond, which the pubnc are In
yited 10 call aud e anime. his list will be print
ed for circulation, and II will be advertised whch
ready.
The printed list now ready for examination.
DAVID j. SaUhDARS,( Receivers
S. G.. TARDY, Bank OF Va.
ieol-1ri
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Auctionesrs and Real Egtste Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

No, 1912 Main street.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUG
- TIOE,-By vlrtuc of deed pronounced by the
Chancery Court or Richmond on The goth day OF
June 1871 10 the suit OF keudrick vs.. Bowers, the
Undersigned Us commissioners named In said de-
cree, will sell at auction on THURSDAY, the ?Sth
day OF the present month, on the premises al the
hoIr of sap Nj, the following REAL ESTATE
to wit The HOUSE and LOT on the north side
Of Cheatnut alley, or Poplar street troutng 81 feet
on poniar street ard running back between par
alleI lines northwal diy 1872 feet.
TERMS: Une-thtrd cash; residu e In three equal
tustalmenls, at three, six, and nine months, the
purchaser TO execute negotiable notes for deter
red payments with interest added, and title re-
tanned until noJes are paid and conveyance or
dcred by the court Taxes for 1871 10 be paid by
the purchaser.
WIN. J,lSI n LFAkE, ( ~oh 40
Sale conducted by LYME s. BROTHER, Auction
GERS, je23
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RICHMOND AND PErxnsyURay -

hICEhUND AND FhTERSBURtt K X On
RICHMOND. VA, June I.7I"{
H'RE 7 4 AIMS ON THIS Roam
4 run as follows:
anG 2:as Z. H.; and leave Petersburg at l0sh' "
and 40 p. III. ~ NJ
Accommodation trains leave Rchmond d,ux
at 10 A. 81. and z. VI. 'aA!
The aA5 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmon, -,
SUNDAYS, and the 1920 r. n train win nn, w.. ~
Petersburg on SUNDAYS 49, ''"'e
Passengers fc- Norfolk viii take the o.asp .
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will connec,
ut Petersburg with the 10 4. NJ. train. '"'''
Passengers from Glover Hin viii take Tho Ana .
n. train on Mondays, ne,ine;dAys, and Frii,y""
2:25 L. d. - a.
The mall trains will stop ONLY at Chester
The A. VI. train will connect al po,o,,
burg with the Atlantic, Ohio, and Mississlpn, ri
road for Lynchburg daily. X. b. KAsEY all
je3 Ticket and Freiybt A..
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To the LuiieS and the Pubtic:
Having ass,ciaicd m sell with c. l.. Roadway,
agent Tor the sale al the Wheeler L Wilson ew-
ing-machncc, l respectfully invite one I'D al :
give me call before buying CIsen her. am a
SE,iuian. ana have rcsoed III tits city ncyriy I'll
wears and refer "a the iea1i- x hu.iacsS HOUSES
here. 1t : lin -. 70. ELL t.t..i..
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GALE OF TIE EFFECTS OF THE
,ANK OF VIRGINIA.
29Tu DAY OF JUNE MKT,

In obedience 10 decree Of the Circuit Court Of
the Uni,ed states for the District OF Virginia, the
und. isigncd will, OH tie
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD lOarA*T. /
NEW ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
The A A MA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga Ten
nesGee, To Meridian, Mississippi, is completed ard
forms With its connections the
SdORTthT ALL-RAlL LINE
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Lynchou,g,
leans, jackson, Vicksourg, and all Southwestern
cities.
IRE road-bed IS In splendid condition and the
equipment perfect.
tuilman's Palace Day and Slecping-Cars are 10
be run Via this route from Lynchblrg TO Mo5!.g
aud New Orleans without change.
Purchase tickets via the Alabama and Chats.
nooga railroad, and secure the quickest time and
most comforts.
The attention Of freight shippers is called 10
this route rs Offering the advantages Of sped;
transit betw, Ell the North and South, with rate;
always as low rs by any other route.
Mark ship frcl sht and procure bills nj lallrs
via the alabama and Oh titan Ioga RAILROAD.
WIN. kEhRY,
General Frei ght and Ticket AgGn,
ChAtt4EOcgt, TcDn.
J. g. Sta NTUN,
General Superintendent,
je 2-3n Chattanooga, Tenn.
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By Paine Il Co., Auctionecrs.

by IUlTlC CUs' .hUNIIVNtNtS'
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
IL ENTIRELY FRESH GOODS.
On WEDNESDAY,, June 2sth commencing nj
10 O'Clock. we VIII sell at our warehouse Large
and desirable assortment Of -
FRESH and SEaSJ&ABLE DRY GOODS,
now receiving, end adapted 10 the wants uf city
and country dealers.
200 cases BOOTS. nlIuE1, and BALMoEALS;x
700 dozen MEMS and EOlS' FUR and WOOL
HATS,
500 dozen ME < IS and BOYS STRAW and PALM
LEAF HATS
HOSIERY,
Gi.lEsS,
SUSpENDER3,
THREADS,
and variety of small wares;
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
TRAVELLING-BAGS, &C., &C.;
to be sold without reserve anu in lots TO suit pur-
cbasers. e,
Je22 TAME " CU.' AuctS'
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1877 /.
1877 |.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SCI!ED U l. & 1ttCHMuAD. FRsDERfCky.
SURG AID POTOMAC ROUTE, GOINC;
INTO EFFECT JUNE 7, ISL.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner Bird
| and 9TH streets, as follows:
che DAY TRAIN daily at $50 A. ~ Arrire,
In Washington at 1916, Baltimore except on
Sundaysl at 2:l5 Phllafelphia at s:l5, and New
York at 1920 P. NJ. THF SANE DAY.
che NIGHT TRAIN daily except on Sundays)
The The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond 3, All,
Pm.
The NIGHT TRAIN arrives IN Richmond
Mondays exceptedl at $3.50 A. 81.
The RECOMMENDATIONS TRAIN for Mil!or,.
leaves Broad-strcet Dspot daily tsuntays e.
cepted) al 4:30 L. 81. Arrives In Richmond al Sd!
A. NJ.
The FREIGHT TRAINS leave on Tuesdays AID
Fridays at 8 IS A. IL.
THOUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG.
GAGE CHECKS TO all principal points North
East, and West.
Companv's Offices, corner Broad and :th streets.
Ticket Office, corner Byrd and ;th streets.
j. Is. GENTRY,
General Ticket Ayrn'.
f. L. y. MYERS General Sup't 81
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RAILROADS.


GE& -
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE Raj
IL ROAD-On and after JUNE ilrH. ian.
GOING WEST:
Train No, 8 Through PASSENGER, leaves p,,.
n1ond daily Except Sundays) at I:os A, H.: Is.u1
Danyills 1t n:os a. H.; strives at Greensboro, !.
Train No. Iynchburg Passenrer,lea p,.,
mono daily at o:B 4. IL. arrives at Lynchburu y,
Train No. 10 Through Mail and gxpres,, ,s,u,
Richmond daily ut 2a0 2. NJ; leaves D.n",mfss
daily at lo;4a L. NJ; arrives at Greensboro, h.m
At liz A. b. 'aiJ
GOING East:
Train NO, ID (Through Mail and Express, 10,
Greensboro daily at 75o p. NJ; leaves D,n ~, ~.
daily at lo:l1 T. ID; arrives at Richrnon danv .s
Train No. 8 Through Passenger, leave, c,s...
boro' daily except Sundays) at II .dJ A. ".
panylie at l27 p. NJ; arrives at Richmond =. s
P. Nj. 'A'"'n' q ~?
Train No: Mynchburg Passenger, I..,o,
1.ynchburg daily AZ s:s0A H.: leaves Rurtepi y
| Al Z. m.; arrives at Richmond at z. M.
Iralns Nos. 2aadlo connect At Greensboro, ,rr.
South, " A' p'inSs
Train No. connects at Burkeyille with Train,
on Atlantic. Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad r.,
ail points Southwest aud South. "i
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South a..
southwest can be procured at the ticket ofscs ~
Papers that have arrangements 70 adver,,,. -.
schedule OF this company will please min, NC &c
above. JOHN r. MACMTRnn' 60
1eil3 Senerai Freight and Ticket 4 ye,,
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CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.

CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
. CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE FILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
CATAWBA CRAZE PILLS.
CATAWBA GRAPE PILLS.
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FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARShPARlhLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAKShPAR:LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPAK1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARsAPAR1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRAC SARSAPARlLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRA CT SARSArARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1hLh.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAK1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSArAklLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAE1LLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPhklLLA.
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II. r. HELMBOLD.

Crystal Pslace Drug Store, 6aa Broadway, New
York;
Palace Pharmacy. G.lsey House, Broadway and
Goth streets, New York;
Temple OF Pharmacy, Continental Hotel, Phila.
delphia, and IQ& south 10th street, phfladel-
phias 10 Sim
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BY Lyme Il Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
l2l2 Main street.

TRAME TENEMENT, SITUATED ON
i THE WEST LINE OF ADAMS STREET.
DESIGNATED BY Ut No. 6oS-BhTWFEN
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS, FOR SALE
ThUCTION,-Will he sold ut public auction,
on the premises, ON TUESDAY, the eth day OF
June, ISL. 1t O'Clock Il. NJ, the FRA ME-
UNWILLING located as above described contains
ing six rooms &C The lot fronts ISxl?O feet.
TERMS: At sale.
jp1i-2LK LYME x BkO., AHclS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
THE NATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS.

Considerable interest is manifested by Me-
tropoitan chess pa, in tue Chess Congress now in
session IN Cleveland Ohio, the gathering is the hrs
of the kind for number OF years past. The delegates
assembled on the morning Of Dee. ut the Kcnnard
House. and eGed to transact the preliminary bust
ness Of the meeting The Joint Committee Of Arrange
meus made important change in the plan Of the tour
ney games, reducing The number Of contestants Of tic
second class, and modifying the list Of rrzs the sche
dule Of which IS follows First prize in first class
800; second, So third, $40 fourth so. Second class
30 and $50 Thc entries Or the first class are as follow:
g. H. Msckenzc Of New-lofk. r. II. Elder Of Detroit d. VI
Bos.or II Ho,Dr and W. b. aughoa Of Ccsgo H. D. snito Of
Mich. H. Harnge Of jcAson Mich MsX judd Of Cee
H. Cincnn.t Second es-J. r. W-on b.
Il. w. Goddard, AMI J. J. judd Of & e,elaLd
AmUng the players who not ut the first meeting,
j. G. EdgcrtOn Of Pittsburgh, Pa, +. Book OF Cn-
cJgo, and q. H. Foster of Utica Positions were drawn
by lot, ~ follows:
Ware Judd Hardinge vs. McKcnzies Elder VS..
'IIOsmrr Smith w. johnson.
w. q. Yates was chosen as referee, and Eugene b.
Cook OF HobOken, N. j. and +. ii. Mason and j. g..
White Of Cleveland, committee Of examination for
the award OF priLes
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TINE TO DO SOMETHING.
AN EMIGRANT SUES TO RECOVER HER BAGGAGE.
Margaret Brown, who brought an action

Margaret Brown, who brought an action
against the Liverpool and Great Western Steamship
Company In the Superior Court. before Judge Mcneil,
yesterday alleges that Oct 1861 she embarked in
the steamship Manhattan Of the defendants line, for
this city, where arrived tho 14h. Her trunk
tanning articles alleged TO DO worth $780, place
board lighter, she believes to be landed ut Cas-
tie Garden and tho plaintiff before leaving the steamer
received q check marked Castle Garden, 345," and
was told apply at Castle Garden for the trunk The
day she applied there for it, but informed by
the that her trunk had not into
then went to the managing agents Of the Company and
demanded her trunk showing the check In her posses
sion.
Defendants answer adnita the passage OF the plaintiff
In the Company's vessel but claims that the plaintiff
upon prescutinR her checks received her baggage in
accordance with the usual custom. 1t appeared in
the evidence that Mrs. Browns husband worked his
passage common sailor, while plaintiff
q steeragc passenger. and 1t was
cited by counsel for the defendant rather singul
sessed VI articles worth much. The defense produced
evidence showing that the pnintif and her husband
brought over three Otsr trunks beside the In confro
versy. al Ut which she obtained OF Castle Garden,
dla not get Is still lying at Castle Garden
unAlled for; hut that II In moi trunk but canvas
st Counsel for the defense stated tn the Court
that hH should think the thing thu plaintiff
r !" 20 10 Gayle Garden and take away The valuao
nr a %Sch MS brown allrs are IN The trunk tut
h'i tLc o. foA wLisli che holds tho check.
J"ntc Moieif changed that tho Company was still
teep1sshir tr thS b.YRnge after II pa,sef into the
ha'd' ct the omnisa.oL Ys VI EugIaticn and nrdrrrd
seal dy'rdc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
A STOVE eWINDlE.

Il was found last Wednesday that the abb
surdly small stove ct tho Jefferson Market Police Court
had been furnished by Edward Marrenner Of No. 2as
Thrdsve who has been in the habit OF Furnishing tho
same stove for the courtroom every Winter, and has
been paid again and again for It, In tho Spring the
stove 10 moved out Of the room and In mysterious
manner spirited away In tho following Fall. when q
stove IL wanted the old stove 10 again produced and
ma eaccnt purchase price paid for It. Justice Cox 10
.olved 70 end this swine and summoned Msrrenner IL
mako restitution. Marrenner appeared yesterday and
vas addressed in indignant terms by Justice Cox. who
charged him with gross frsud The culprft was tho
roughly frightened, and upon humbly promising to fur
n,sh the courtroom with large stove Of the latest -
proved pattern, was finally released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
pIcKPoCKETs AND SNEAK THIEVES B,ysy

The increase of crime, and especially of
bosserobbcrs and In the lreotcars and
pubic halls has formed the subject Of articles In
The 3RIBUSE. Several additional OF small thievery
have knce come TO light On Wednesday evening Jacob
North ~ StOckbridge, Conn. while riding In q Fourth
ave. car-en his way the Grand Union Depot Ind a
wallet. !xsltaiLing H,20 and yanatle papers stolen
from l1 Breast pocket. Tao thieves escaped. A
lrw nights previous stranger the had
sl6oS wou Of boLds aud curreAcy stolen from
al inner pol kct VIII" ItGiHR oil Tie line Of
toward TIE Grand tnipn Depot. The idcncc OF Isaac
v. Ercka" If Tie I'm If Hiokaw BrOiHeIs. ciOiLeis
~ NJ. - E'"t Twcnt tn.t, "as enter BY rlcak
Every day o! pockttpckIx the sneak
'bIcNns al private residences hse tDortcd ut ItIicc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-08
THE REYNOLDS CONSPIRACY CASE - OFFICER
LYONS AND JUSTICE LYNCH ARRAIGNED.

Officer Thomas Lyons Of the New-YOrk
Police force and Justice John Lynch Of Brooklyn,
arraned yesterday before Justice Walsh OF Brooklyn,
on the complaint Of Mrs Elizabeth Reynolds who charges
te with eonsriDg TO defraud her Of her deceased hus
hands property. Lyons tried recently before Tie
ioik Police Commissioners for the same Ofcnsc,
ana asssed from the force. Mrs Reynolds, in her ai
da.u, That !ons, Justice Lynch Lewis Gold
smith. Jonh Mchrdel, Edward Narr, and John Quinn,
cOnsrrcd To the arrest OF herself and da,htr
na y ~ x r SnS her husband from his bel and
tina Justice Lynch on Lyonss niIay Issued an order
for their arrrst and IN the interval Lyons removed the
SICK lap W bellevue hospital where died SOC
ward; that Rev holds was induced hy LyOps 70 ii IN "A
mortgage for s2aoo on his house lot No. 1853 Der
they also induced him ~ sign u WILL Which wa taken In
the Surrutates Office that Quinn made an
lie the executors and that the deceased Ind nm. ~
previous will beQueahing his property his wife AN
dnugnter. The accused were held ~ unsMcr. -