davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
,,~r,o, SALES THIS DAY.

....,,> ". ktESEE will sell AT u NJ al ""
' ... f,,tar, nf The h,ic {. !. Bha"ih' OH
.,,,,, lnhacco machinery and bAtrfc'' &C
r.,rCltFFE viii sell AT hali-ras' 10 gro
,,.r.,-.A g.
....,.r. WILLIAMS viii sell al II A. NJ
framed carpenters shop I"fchcs ana '""'s,
.....r.rkc. on Fourth street between LiEh anu
i..I I,..ii. iu ts' removed.
= ,I.IHTUN will scll n, II ~ NJ. al th'
,,. r,turr nf Eleventh and Broad stTcct~
,.. ,rc,,v. harness, horses, &c.
.,ri.i\ viii &cll at halr-rtst +. NJ 'hr'c-
..~, store and dwelling on the north si'i' "'
,....., ,.,.wcrn Ninth and Trnth Streets ana
.-.,n ,,,s north side VI Leigh between First ana
..,.,.na streets.
,.t 5:r;~ \ WILLIAMS will s"ll ri half-intst ) L.
II h1Ir-.crc Ia. NJ Tho southeast corner "i
;.r.rd.t4d Twruiy- : lii streets.
....i,!.n>n< & co. will sell at half past j. NJ
.InriItl. "u the south side Of Broad street bc-
,,..u 'rvcntr first and Twenty second.
.,.rt, VI TAYLOR viii Scll ats +. NJ. a h'l'irg
.r g. IN rlr improvements. on the north side OF
i.,.ass., jstwrcu seventh aud Eighth streets.
rt.liA~ ". ktE>f.E wiil sell AT 10 A. NJ furnl-
r.i... rT.,an. piano, trunks. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

, E = sgrEa,I
CHANcERY CouRr OF RIcHNoSp, SATURDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Atkins. legatce. &C., ys. Whites executor
and others. Decree confirming report OF
commissioner, distributing fund IN part, and
directing investment ~ to residue. s
Pilcherand others us. Worsham and others.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and making partial distribution Of the
fund, &c.
haupert, &c, rs. Kaupert. Decree refer
ring cause to commissioner for inquiry and
report. 49,.
Apperson, &c, us. Brown. Decree direct
ing publication OF notice convening creditors
ana sale of personal property in the hands of
the receiver.
Rosenberger, trustee, rs. Boucher, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioner and
approving Of investment recommended. by
commissioner.
Patton, administrator, &C., u.s. Fry and
others. Decree referring cause to cornmis-
stoner for inquiry and report.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

SOCIETY," OF UNIVERSITY ALuxsL-Tlse A
Richmond Society of the Alumni Of the
University Of Virginia was held at the City
Hall on Saturday night. An election Of Off.
Gers for the ensuing year was held with the
following result: President, Colonel j. 3.
Young; Vice Presidents, Colonel Fl. p.
Jones, W. II. Haxall, and Colonel r. E.
Withers; Treasurer. w. B. Isaacs; Secre-
tary, Philip Haxall; Executive Committee,
DIR. FL. g. Davidson, T. r. Jones, S. Fl. Pul-
liam, and j. Preston Cooke.
The following delegates were appointed to
represent the society at the approaching
commencement: Colonel r. E. Withers, j.
n. M. Davis, Joseph Bryan, DR.. C. W. P.
Brock, j. NJ. Stevens, Major J. Med. Car
rington, w. Il. Matthews, j. 3. Mordecai, j.
s. Wise, f. w. Christian.
+, Appropriate resolutions in view of the
death Of Professor Socrates Maupin were
adopted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
COMMERC RCIAL..
CORN AND FLOUR ExCHANGE.l;
RICHMOND, VA. June =, Is71 s

CORN AND FLOUR ExGHANGE.l
RICHMOND, VA. Iune 2, ts71 )
OFFERINGS. IS
WHEAT.-Whltc. 800 bnsheAs neir.a 49,
CoRx.1W " bite 80 bushels. Mixed, Tss bushels
CoRs-Wbite. % bashels prime at s7c Mixed, 7s
bushels very goof at SEC 500 bushels prime nj SIC.
i HEaEXHIBIrED. f
,,CcRS.-White. 900 bnshcs. -
OATs.-so bushels
.s REMARKS. 4
The offerings OF grain stilf continne Light, with no
change OF quotations. The new wheat offered was
exhibited by several commission merchants, and
was generally OF good quality. No saleswere made
on Change, the parties holding ut q higher GSurc
than was offered. ~. .
The nominating committee has selected tho fol-
lowing -namcd gentlemen for officers Of the Corn
and Flour Exchange and their names win be pre-
sented for election Mt the next annuai meeting: L..
ID, e,reushaw, president; Jordan III. Martin. first :
yicc-president; W. T. Staples. second Slcc-presi-
dent Directors: W. B. Warwick, c. Wortham, c.
B. Stacy, L. l.. Bass, W. y. Thonpkns, Charles Il
Todd =. A. Sublett, Il. b. Sommcrviuc, 81. Waller
stein, W. H. Tyler. d Il.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. June 2l.-Therc were no otter
ings of grain Of any kind on Change this morning.
choice lot Of 154 bushels white wheat, offered YES
teray and held at StO6, changed hands to-day at "
The Petersburg Inder Of the ed instant says OF
new Wheat: s..s sysg.sgs &.
Very little IS arriving, and we heard OF no sales
upon which tn base quotations. As fnr as ascer-1
tnei. the quality Of the wheat In this section IL
very fine, though the area grown Is under the ave
rage. T F,st7 - c,' s,FfE
From the Charlotte, N. c., Observer OF the ?Ist In
slant we learn that new -four Is beginning TO come
into the market. It sells at from s5 to sSse suck
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
TERRIBLE RAILROAD DISASTER.
Sixty-fve Men and Women Eithe,
Killed or Fearfllly Scalded.
IIAKKowiNG DETAILS OF SUFFERING

RELLEvIILE, June a2.-An accident oc-
Cured Yesterday to the Grand Trunk Rail-
road train going from Toronto to Montreal,
by which all the passenger cars Were
"piled." Nine persons were killed and
sixty badly scalded. They were mostly
second-clasS passengers.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
BELLEvILLE, June 22.-The unfortunate
train contained many ministers of the English
church en- route for home from the Toronto
Synod.
About eleven miles below Bcllcvile station
the engine jumped the track, carrying death
and fearful torture to scores OF passengers In
the forward cnrs; The baggage;car remained
on the track and ''tcest0tcd" the smoking
car and second-class passenger car, leaving
them OIL the top of the engine, exposed to
the escaping steam from the boiler. Here
the poor crcattifts were hopelessly penned
for some time breathing yapofs Of aeath and
suffering all the agony of immersion into Il
boiling caldron of super-heated water.
An eyewitness says Immediately after the
accident he went to the second-class car. 1t
and the smokiiig;cat we're teleseoped and
on the locomotive, the steam ffoiH whichj
issuing from the cars, was so dense that he
could scc nothing: Ohe. after another of the
scalted victims were GrJHding from the
openings. Crowbars were Immediately put
into requisitioD by the passengers from the
tirst-cass cars, all of whom escaped injury,
and openings were made. Many were found
entansled, and were extricated with the ut
most difficulty, the tlmberS having to be bro
ken. Five PERSONS were found dead and
carried to the roadsidej where the wounded
were also carried, and there lay fof netlrly
three-1,larters Of AL hour suffering the most
'eti The u. sisht was one to tbaa.e description:
The terrible cries of the sufferers rent the
ears Of the .lookers-on, who made every
effort to grant their requests for water.
Two tirst-ciass cars and Pullman car
were comparatively uninjured, and the pas
seueers were transhiWed and went east this
forenoon. SiXty:fte ntett and women were
fcarfulIy scalded and.otherwise injured; six
of whom died on the spot. Four more have
died and others are dying every hour. Not
more than one-third of the injured will live.
The wounded and dying are lying stretched
ON mattresses on the floor Of freight shed,
so much disfgured as to be unrecognizabie.
rsTER-=MJRE DEATHS REPORTED.
BE1LEy1LLg, June a2.--Since the report
sent this afternoon twelve more of the IN.
jured have died, making twenty-three dead
now, and Others are still dying. Medical men
saw that not more than six or seven OF the
sixty-fye injured persons will live. the
suffering and appearance OF the wounded IS
friphtf,l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

COMPLIMENTARY TO RICHMOND SINGERS
The invitation extended to the Richmond
philharmonic Association to take part in the
Worlds Peace Jubilee now being held in
Boston may be considered as great compli-
ment--thc only Society in Virginia SO hon
orcd.
The following telegram, received last satur-
day, speaks Myself;
aBosroN, June 20, 1872.
VIZ Ii. Chamberlayae, Jr., E$q., Secretary
Richmond Philharmonic association, Rich
nond: .... ..-.-.....
"Come on! come on!! We will be happy
to extend to you all the civilities in our
power. Very sorry you were not here for
the past four days. Truly. yours.
mp. s. GILMoRE.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

A Vicious DOG AND A Vicious HoRSE.--
Lucy Brlxton .(colored and F. aNeWrath
were before Justice White on Saturday.
the former to show cause why sue
should not be fined $50 for allowing a
vicious dog to run at large and bite Frank
Williams, and the latter to show caIse why
he should not be tned $50 for allowing a
vicious horse to standonl the streettwithout
having the .reins in his hand and to;bite L.
J. Disney. Lucy Bfaxton was flncd SlO
and the dog was ordered to lie killed, and r.
Newrath was fined g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Board met at halfpast 8 O'Clock on Fri
My night; all the members present, and
the president, p. D. Mckinney. in the chair.
Dir. Taylor, from the special committee an
polnted for the purpose, reported, that ar
engagements had been made for opepinr
Semnies street to Twelfth street.
The Town Engineer was instructed to
enclose lands that were donated to the town
by the necessary fencing.
A petition of citizens asking that Fourth
street be opened was POSTPONED.
A communication was received from Hem
derson Lodge; No. 105, asking to have their
lease of the Town Hall extended for two
years from July next; which was granted.
The lease of Dir. w. b. West on town
property was extended one year.
Mr.. j. +. Taylor was instructed to cx-
anime title of lands through which streets
are to run in the new edition Of the town.
The Engineer exhibited the new map oil
Manchester, including additions, which was
approved.
Adjourned.
MAsoN1C.-NI Manchester Lodge, No. IA, A
T. and A. NJ, are to have grand banquc
at their hall tonight.
HENDERSON LODGE. No. 1o5, |. o. o. F.
will meet Tonight and elect officers for thc
ensuing year.
MAN ASSAULTED At NIGHT ON His WA,
IIoAE.-Elam Woodbridge, Il young man Elm
plovcd as laborer at the "granite sheds,
was waylaid Friday night, while on his way
home, near Cool Spring. Woodbridge wa
struck on the head with stone, which ren
dercd him iriscnsiblc. and he was left fo
dead by the party, or parties, committing th'
outrage. Mr.. Heath. at whose house lie il
boarding. discovered and took him home
Up to late hour on Saturday evening h,
was still unconscious. DR.. Ingram rendered
the necessary medical attention. J.:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

QUARTERS FOR THE FlREMEN--C0RNER-
STOVE LAYlNd.--The work Of improving
Washington Hall, or rather that portion OF
it which is devoted to the tiremen, was COM
menced on Saturday morning about O'clock
1t was at previous meeting, of the City
Council that this subject. WINS introduced; and
the necessity for etilafgifig the quarters for
the members of Company A, steam-tire en-
gine, and the Hook and Ladder Truck Com,
pany became so apparent that the Council
did not hesitate long in making the appro-
priation necessary for the work.
at about 8 O'Clock the workmen COM
menced, and the cornerstone for the new
addition was laid with very imposing cere-
monies. A pop-bottte containing list OF
the officers and men of the two companies
and the names of the gentlemen of the Fire
Committee of the, Council was carefully de-
posted by the tiremen, and this done the
frolic was about over. The work will be
pushed forward rapidly to completion, and
will, no doubt, add to the comfort OF the
men and the efficiency of our already excel
lent fire department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24


Sum sets. .............. 7as High tide. 500
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 2s, 1879.
ARRIVED. .
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, j. w. Wyatt, agent;
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatnln. agent.
Steamer j. s. Green, Carr, Philadelphia, lncrchan-
disc and passengers ". r. Porter, agent. >. ,.,.
merchandise aud passengers, Powhatai Steamboat.
Schooner SchooHcr General Grant, =, Philadelphia, COAL
schooner aap r. W. Frazier, James, Hayre de Grace,
coal, ). +. Lathrop. i f.itf7.t
BELOW SATURDAY.
Tug with two scfo0ncrs, bound up.
SAILED.
Schooner Minerva, Disseway. New York ria
eS Schooner P IL L. seight, wiicts, New York, r,er
Schooner Maid of the Mist, Brown, " washington,
granite, Curtis Il Parker. r lt 'g-
SAILED YESTERDAY. ,s5
Steamer Isaac BELL, Brakeman, New York, mcr-
chund!se and passengers, j. w. Wyatt.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. rt@-i
EroE, New York on the 18th, schOoner5 John Bril-
Jones, and Horatio Nichols, Depew.
!t' MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Rio on the Stb, schooner Mozart,
Tictchens, from Richmond.
Arrived at New York ON the 2lsi, schooner Hapo-
leon I.uong, from Virginia.
Arrived at New York Oh tho 2lst schooner J. q ~.
CramIuer, CraiDmcr. from SlrSulla
Arrived at Vineyard Haven Gil the 18Th, schooner
IarClscrul,blc. from RockIand for Richmond.
hessrs. Baker, wrcCkers, have cotton up from le
wreck of the burned steamer Il. II. upon, from
Richnoud for New York, "A considerable portion OF
her cargo, consisting of cotton, domestics, boxes
and hts Of Obacco railroad spikes ana uos; iii aa
expect to get her machinery Also They are sun at
work upon her. .s....
-a-.I' $3.50 NOTICE TO MARINERS. i.a-s
Nuw ORLEANS, June I9.-Yesscls from the West
Imiia Islands, Mexico, aud Central and South
American ports, after July will be quarantincd. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
in" ccnvcyances of real estate were made
durin. the week ending June %, 1872:
Henry Spear to George NJ. Cosby, trustee,
90. feet on Cary street between Madison
and Hclvdcrc; gift. .'.5
James Nj. Taylor and others to George
Singer, lot near the corner OF Seventeenth
and Clay streets, for $3.50. .s
J. r. MountcaStle to Scott Gwathmcy, 1872
feet on NJ street, corner of Thirtieth, for
SS25. ".
Henry Schlcutcr to Henry Clay, 223 feet
on Broad street, for $500.
George r. Douglass to S. f. Bakey, 40
feet on N street, for 5000.
G.. Nj. Jones to f. u. Hill, G5 feet on Frank
lin street near Laurel, for $3.50.
II. G. Cannon, commissioner, to n. W.
Nelson. 10l PIP feet on Gary street, corner
Mechanics alley, for S1l ,450.
T.. W. Cone to james Sweeney, 33 feet on
Twenty ninth street between Franklin aud
Grace, for $3.50. ~.
Cranz & Noting, trustees, to William
AyreS, ST., trustee. 50 feet on Franklin street
between Pine and BeIviderc, tor 81 $50.
G. II. Mattern &c. to l.. S. Ham, 80
feet ON Third street between First and
Second, for S275.
L. B,ander to {. Watkins, trustee, 30 feet
on Franklin street between First and
Second, for $4,000.
S. ID. Fisher to A. Vance Brown, 120 feet
on Dover street. for 81 800.
G. f. Watson to james II. Doolcy and
others, his interest in II feet on Ash street
near Rockets. for s10.5S.
Stcger l. Williams, trustees, to James
Plcasants, II feet ON Leigh street corner
of Third, for $4,000.
C. NJ. Wallace to John Frey, 800 feet on
Wallace street between Carter and Richie,
for $3.50. - =,
! Lewis L. Harvie to David Edwards, 30
feet on Pine street, corner of Beverly,
for $I2O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

POLICE Court, SATURDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding The following cases were
disposed of:
Robert Scott (colored). charged with being
drunk and disorderIy in the street. Fined 81.
Philip Robinson (colored), charged with
assaulting aud striking Diana Whiting, was
required to give security in 5000 for three
months.
William Rias and Wesley Brinkley
(coloredD, charged with assaultinS and beat
ing Charles Golden. Fined $3.50 each.
Hannah Ellis (colored) charged with steal
ing five sheets and two pillOw.clses from ).
Zetcllc. Guilty and sent to Jail for thirty
days.
William Washington (colored), charged
with stealing one basket from John Romer.
Sent to Jail for six months:
Braxton Cootes (colored), charged with as
sa,lting and striking John Maybrcc, was
tined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
Proposed national EDITORIAL Reunion.

New YORK, June 22.-The Express re-
ports that it has been decided to hold grand
national editorial retnion at Baltimore on the
9th of July of those who favor the Cincin-
natl movement.
The Ereming Post says editorially of the
ticket nominated by the Fifth-Avenue " bolt
ers" There is not much reason for be-
lieving that the next President of the United
States will be Mr Groesbeck, but whatever
others may do, we are not disposed to throw
ridicule upon the movement"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

SHIJIJSGER's ARTIFICIAL STONE PAVEMENT
was patented about two years ago, and has
since been extensively used In many OF the
large cities of the United States. especially
in the parks and streets of New York. This
stone is composed of Portland cement. sand,
and gravel, in certain proportions; and eXpe-
ricnce has demonstrated its great value for
almost every purpose to wllicl, stone can bc
applied and for many uses where natlila
stone would be impracticable.
Sidewalks which are to be subjected to
the ceaseless tread of hurrying multitudes in
Il great city, and withstand the rough usage
occasioncd by the handling Of heavy mer-
chandiSe, should clearly be possessed OF the
essentials of strength, durability, and ccono-
nv. That these pertain in an eminent de-
gree to the Shilliugcr stone IS amply proven
by the result of IL SciiCS OF experiments
carefully conducted Ivy the allest engineers
of Europe and America, including among
others of acknowledged skill Maior-Gencral
@. "A. Gilmore, United States army. These
experiments were chiefly directed towards
the exhibition Of the following qualities in
this artificial product: lst: lis tensile
strength or ultimate power OF resistance:
I'd. It's power to withstand compression.
Sd. Its increase in induration. 4th. Its value
compared with other combinations. 9th.
The relative cost of modern sidewalks.
Messrs. j. B. Terrcs & CO.; No' 9l2 Main
street, have purchased the right OF use for
Virginia. of this artificial stone, and arc al
ready receiving many orders for pavcmentS.
Specimens of it may be seen in front OF the
residences of Colonel Ordway and S. S. Car
ter, ESQ.,, and in front of L. Gcrot's and the
Dispatch building, .a@a.. :.
The f.ciiity and perfection with which it
can be adapted to any surface, the beauty it
can he made to assume i'll form aud color, its
durability and economy, all commend tbs
artificial stone to the attention Of individuals
and of our public authorities. 5.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. June s2.-Virginia 8s, consolidated,
ss West VirginIas, iei. North Caralfnas, old. 30.
All bids ~ ..ttl go a2 80.
Flour In improved demaud and the market fayors
buyers. Wheat dull ut Sl.oO6I$2. Corn--Whffe
southern quiet at 7sc. yellow, &C. mixed western.
G,67Jsc. Oats dull western medium 156I40c. Rye
quiet hut firm Mt sl6lSi.a5. Provisions quiet mess
pork, $3.50. Bnih meats strong; shoulders, &C.; rib
sides, 6ic.: clear rib. &c. Bacon-Shoulders. 63sls
&C.. rib Sides 7ic.; clear rib, 7sSc.; sugar
ans, IS6llaIc. Lard dull ut Dc. Western butter
quiet and unchanged Whiskey firm at occ. tt-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
Fire in Alexandria.

SIHCIdI FTVSIdIlI I'D tIIe DIsPtttIE
. ALEXANDRIA, Va, June ga fire broke
out at 1.30 P. M. in the feed store of W. F.
Henderson, under Liberty Hall. The whole
building is in flames now, and the adjoining
buildings, including the Sentinel office, are
in great danger. 1t is thought the fire is
now under control, though the engines,
hose. and truck from Washington have
been telegraphed for. Mr.. Henderson and
the hall are partially insured
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-Doye Lodge, No. 81,
A. f. and A. NJ, on Friday night elected
the following officers for the ensuing term
John A. Lynham, W. M. John 3. Berry.
man, S. W.; Alfred r. Courtney. ). W.;
Worshipful L. G.. Tompkins, treasurer;
benjamin r. August, secretary; Ira ".
Blunt, S. D.; A. {. Houston, y. u;
Thomas Angel, siler; Stewards, Samuel
Evans and z. T. Briggs. The Lodge ap.
pointed committee to procure a suitable
Testimonial. to be presented to the retiring
secretary, August Arsell, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

The COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF RICH
MoND COLLEGE are announced in another
column. They will be held in the Grace
Street Baptist church. Tonight Rev. Tbos.
Hume, Jr., Of Danyille, delivers the oration
before the Society Of Alumni. Tomorrow
night Rev. Charles H. Read, D. D., Of this
city, delivers an address to the literary sot;ie-
ties. Wednesday night, final celebration Of
the societies. Friday night, commencement
proper, when distinctions will be announced
and diplomas awarded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

JoR pRISTING.-Wc call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts, shertfs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered ri
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt aud faithful execution of all KINDS OF JOB
pRISTISG We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Hcads, LettGr-Hra,s Pregramss, Ball Tickets.
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
General Items.

WAsHlNGTos. June s2.-Wm.F T. BiacKford,
of Alabama, has been appointed specM
n,st.oftice agent, and james N. Davis sssist-
ant ant sI1nerintendert of railroad mail.seryice.
The Indian Department thinks the re-
ported iucursicn of Indians INTO Texas sem
sationai. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

Now is THE TiME.-Whie the weather Is pleasant,
and light good, Is tho time to have Your chtrens'
nictures taken. We have on n previous occasion
mentioned the nalEe of REEs & Co., photograph
ers rs being the oldest and best established gallery
In the city, and most reasonable In their prices
Cards SO per dozen; Imperial or cabinet size,
Al per dozen: large size. ~, first one; life size,
a. and inward. according TO finish. Old pictures
copled at reduced rates. No extra charge for color
,un haih street iieaf Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

PETIT Jury OF HysTINus CoURT.-The fol-
lowing is list of the petit jury of the Hus-:
tings Court summoned to-day: Norton r.
Savage, Reuben A. Lacy, Paul Bargamin,
William Il. Armistead, T.. s. Hutcbeson.
George Gibson, K. F.. Jenkins, Samuel p.
Lathrop, r. l., Meredith, Harvey McVeigh,
John S. Stubbs, T. A. Jacobs. K. A. Paine,
K. G. Ritter, l.. G. FiSg. w. W. Wilkins,
w. M. Smithers, J. NJ. Newell, R. NJ. Taylor,
j. M. Otey, Thomas Elicit, E: E. Parham,
n. Burke, w. II. Richardson, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24
Eireanen lntureG.

New York. June 22.-An explosion III
burning drug store OH Liberty street injured
a number of firemen, some of whom Sili
lose their eyesight. f...s
Laier.-'rhe fire originated By throwing
kerosene oil on the fire. Twenty-swo ire
mon were Injured. <tt ~ 'Es@S-s's Il -. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-24

ELECTION OF OFacERs.--At a meeting OF
A. i. X. o., or Bands of Iron, held on last
wednesday evening, at their lodge-room'
Covenant Hall, ON Capitol street, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: E. j. Levy, president; Joseph Cohn,
yice-president; +. Whitlock. guardian OF
the north; A. Mohsburg, guardian OF the
south; l.. Scllaap, recording secretary H.
A. Ezekiel, financial secretary Is. becher,
treasurer; A.. Lazarus, outside guardian.