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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-29

LOCAL MATTERS.
rs,esxnord Merchants and the Tax ELL.
RESOLUTIONS OF PROTEST ApcrTEn-A MASS
AuRrING TO BE HELD To-SlGnT.

A l,rselv.attcndcd meeting Of the whole
s,le and retail merchants Of Richmond was
held last night y, the Old Market Hall for
the purpose Of considering the general tax
bill recently passed by the State Legislature.
The meeting was called TO order by MIR.
Robert F. Williams. on whose motion A. 5.
Lee, Esq. was elected chairman, and John
W. Wilkes secretary.
Mr.. Lemuel Powers offered the following
preamble and resoluiions:
"W WhereaS the recent action Of the Legls-
ature in passing the bill known as the gene
raj tax bill has by unfair and unjust ieSisla-
ton sought to force the mercantile interest
Of the State to bear more than fair proper
ton for the support Of the Government:
therefore, DE it
"Reso!red, 1St. That the merchants s(whole-
sale and retaiD Of the city of Richmond DO
enter their solemn protest against the said
law rs unequal. unjust, and iniquitious. and
should be resisted by all appeal 10 the Court
Of Appeals.
I'D. That until such decision can be ar
rived at we recommend to the merchants
generally OF the State to refuse to renew their
licenses on the 1St Of May, or until at least
the odiou> enactment becomes law i'll fact.
I'D That for the interest of the whole
State we urge upon the Governor to veto the
said bill, and thus save the necessity Of an
appeal TO the judiciary" i.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed.
On motion Of Mr.. Powers, it was ordered
that the Chair appoint committee OF ten to
present the proceedings Of this meeting to
his EXcellcncy Governor kemper and ask
his veto upon the bill.
The Chair appointed MesSrs. Lemuel
Powers. W. J. johnson, Robert +. Will
liams, William Jenkins, l.. Harvey, William
Ira Smith, Z. 7. Burch, George n. Wilson,
J. II. Mailoy, and S. 4. Snyder.
On motion, the Chairman Of the meeting
was added to the committee.
On motion Of Mr. Timothy Kcrse, this
meeting agreed to call maSsmeeting of the
merchants, TO be held at Virginia Hall to-.
night at o'clock.
On motion Of MIR. Charles E. Whitiock, it
was ordered that committee be appointed
to prepare business, ETC., for the maSs-meet-
Ing.
The following gentlemen were appointed
upon this committee: Messrs. T.. +. Whit
| lock, W. 2. BurHeli, Peyton Wise, q. NJ.
Wallace, and George S. Palmer.
The two committees mentioned above will
meet at the store Of William Ira Smith this
morning at II o'clock for conference.
Adjourned.
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DON'T READ THIS!-Rccognizlng the immortal
truth and justice Of the old axiom that sefpraise
is no r. commentator, D. COLUMBUS prefers SUBJ
mtting the question OF til. "superiorty" OF his
CREAM In flavor" "tasts," &C., to discria Ina
ting and critical public. than expressing any
opinion of his own on the subject. 1t is no fault
of his II gentlemen who attended the recherche bal
rndsque at st. Adams other occasions chose to
euloglze his cream and confectioneres in our city
papers. II he has been 90 fortunate rs to have
elicited praises from some Of the most eminent
medical gentlemen In the city on account OF the In
noxious character OF his cream. 1t s because, while
he has the most accomplished French experts In
his employ, yet all his cream is made and favored
under his personal supervision. ID. COLUMBUS
being sure - that he is right" Is determined
a la David Crockett, TO "go ahcad.' He has nallec
his colors TO the mast and inscribed upon Its ample
folds In letters Of living light the glorious motto Of
the Vatican Al tread no step backwards.'
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A Bold THnF.-A man by the name OF
Henry SchIater called ut the residence OF
Rev. J. L. M. Curry on Monday and stated
tJ,st he had been sent there BY Dir. BelVln to
rensir and clean the furnituDs. A servant
went with the man through the house, but
Inv some means or other Schlater succeeded
foally in sending off the servant on bogus
errand to some other part of the house.
While she was gone the man helped himself
to all the silver he could find. -,
Leaving DR.. Curry's, the thief went TO
Mrs R, C. Norton's residence, where he
went through the same operation.
information being lodged with the police,
scblater was arrested, and yesterday was
brought before Justice White, tried, found 1ne
eniltT, and sent to Jail for eighteen months.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, TUESDAY,
The following cases were disposed of in this
court yesterday: =,
Hartsook us Hartsook: Appeal refused to
a decree of the Circuit Court Of Russell.
Hardy Us. Hardy Appeal refused 70 a
decree of the Circuit Court. of Bedford
county.
Philippi Us. Phillippi: Appeal refused to
decree of the Circuit Court Of Wythe.
White and ais Us. King, &C.: Appeal al.
lowed to decree of the Circuit Court OF
Loudoun county.
kennard and ais rs. Miller's executors
and ais From the Circuit Court of Rich
mond city. Affirmed.
Wiloughby Us. Thomas: Petition for re-
hearing denied.
Hannah's administrators Us. Boyd, DC.
Argued by Judge Marshall and James AL
fred Jones, Esq.
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AUCTION SALES TEaIs DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, 12 NJ, brick store
and dwelling on the north side OF franklin
street, adjoining the Ballard House.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 4AP. NJ, brick residence
on Sixth street. north OF Leigh.
COOK i LAuGHTON, 10 A. NJ, at s. A. Win
stocks loan office, No. II Fourteenth street,
under Exchange Hotel, diamonds, watches,
chains, silver-nare, &c.
PAINE, CABELL & CO., 10Y 4. NJ, dry goods,
resdy-made clothing, mems and boys hats, &C..
W. GODD1N, 8 P. NJ, brick dwelling on the cast
eide Of Fifth street, north OF Leigh.
JAMES BROWN, IL A. NJ, at Turner's stables, on
Franklin street, thirty good horses aud mules.
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BISHOP MooEE GEMoEiL CHURGH.-By
sction OF the Vestry Of st. Jaincss church,
the beautiful lot (rccently purchased by
theru} On Laurel street, fronting on Monroe
Park, will be devoted to the erection OF a
churcn TO Inc memory OF the beloved and
reyered Bishop Eoere. For the present d
plain but comtortabl lie framed chapel Is oeins
erected, in anticipation OF developments ID
a short period which Will JUSTLY tne erec-
ton of q substantial edlhce. ALREADY all tne
granite necessary for the future church haS
been rendered free of cost.
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THE THRATRE.-Mr. Robert McWade ap-
neared Mt the Richmond Theatre last night
IN his speciality, Rip Van Wrinkle. Mr.. Nc
Wade has visited this city before, and won
r,anv ~ friends and admirers. His version OF
the Dlay is somewhat different from that OF
Mr.. joe Jefferson, and is decidedly more in
teresting. oe
Eda admirably, and so well did she actin the
srene in which Rip is driven out from home
in the pitiless storm that many ladies in the
audience we're moved to tears. The rest OF
the company did very we'll. The play is to
be repeated tonight. Reserved seats may
he had al Ambold'S music store.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr. YRsrrp.
9.nA,Y'..9udge .n,, Robert W. Hughes prestd;nq.-
Inc ieiioWing business was disposed Of:
In the matter of Thomas j. Love, bank.
rupt: Assignee reported sales Of real estate
amounting to 81 ,176.40. Sales confirmed.
Ia the matter OF Peter S. Northern, OF
hlSnmond county: Upon petition ofassignee,
oruer lor creditors meeting to show cause
why oankrupts estate should not be sold.
same orders in cases Of James S. johnson.
James ID. Smith, Martin SHAY, Daniel r.
Palmer, Presley A. L. Smith,, and John
Powell, bankrupts. =. :
In the matter of r. a. Madison. bankrupt.
OF DinWiddie county,: Petition of baukrupt
for homestead exemption Of 50 900. sster the
payment of all prior hens, out Of the pro-
perty surrendered. Order for creditors and
assignee to show cause, on the 9Th OF NAV.
why said petition should not be granted.
In the matter OF Charles E. Tyler, bank
rupt: Ordered that w. E. Lpscomb, of
Brentsvillc, Prince William county. ascer.
tain the liens, with their respective prorities,
affecting the real estate of said bankrupt.
In the matter of John Powell. bankrupt
Same order. ...
In the matter OF Wagsonar & Harvey
bankrupts: Ordered that Il. NJ. Garnet
assignee. show cause on the 9th day Of May
why the bankrupts should not be discharged
and that said assignee then makea condensed
statement of the assets Of the estate, includ.
ing q detailed list of chsSeS in action, us
surrendered by the bankrupts, and their
value, and of the claims Of creditors against
the estate which have been duly proved.
In matter of Utway RennoldS, bankrupt
The court gave as its opinion that the bank,
rupt has no claim under the amended bank.
rupt law MS against debts due by him prior
to 1869, whether said debts have been sued
uuon or not. The court is further OF opin.
ion that the bankrupt has sufficient estate to
pay all the judgments against him and leave
him $500 for his exemption, under the or
ginsl bankrupt act. Certain matters referred
to e. M. Garnet, as special commissioner, fol
report.
In matter of Armistead & Peek, bank
rupts: Order for payment OF certain bal
ances to the trustee Of the Merchants and
Planters Savings Bank, OF Richmond.
In matter of George G. Britt, bankrupt
Order for dissolution Of injunction hereto
fore granted, and that the exemption made
the bankrupt and the sale of the land made
to him be set aside, said sale having beer
made to the bankrupt, who has not paid his
purchase money, and who does not now ofel
to do so.
In the matter of Warden Showers, bank
rupt: Cause removed to the Court Of Alb
ingdon.
In matter of Frederick Perkins, bank
rupt: Order for purchaser to show cause
why real estate bought by him should mo-
be resold, he having failed to comply will
the terms Of sale.
In matter of S. Fl. Burnham, bankrupt
Order that bankrupt show cause on the 6tt
proximo why the court should not proceed
to hear his petition for a discharge upol
the specifications of creditors opposing tht
same.
Beachum Brothers rs Tug Vulcan Judg
ment satisfied; fnal decree.
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jtt-: : r. ,!'.l>on.J. B. Pace, IS. J. YarbrouCh,
...-..s i .fs, ..g.4 Dtttrs:
,,.ai..u.r.,-Iu uUf> OF Yesterday has been re-
Give. J. i IL s;Ga'i.!.y 4 cali upon me TO be-
,.... 3 r4,a.G.,y tor lie Nayoraity. l'uring the
..- ~ months &p?rt.s Lave been Inafe 70 me IN
- -ta." connection hy large numbers or al!
,..~-s- E larcri" ia every quarter OF the city. l
--f' "..- III II ;s.!!t fvr many reasons 10 he
- 49, - gG'ic L. Z, All! have So expressed my
80 ..-a ..t!u. If. however. you, ana others
= 49,. ave .i"rTcd, believe that The use OF my
49," 80. s':y" good purpose n this time II Is ~
-. ..-an,,s!. and YOU can tacreiofc consider me
& .....'" a. Nuu pruluse.
u'.c c:. l. III HE very crisis OF her growth, and
-. ~. r n: 10 demand. :tS You justly remark, the
.-s' -~.Ttr- of any OF her citiZ'ns. Should mine
'e ...,4 i t"" my ucarticst devotion aud untrlng
81: H. h,:.ai OF every atcra interest Of the
49,. ico..c shall best express the nature or my
f"~i i.s.>..
q: .,-rse. thc use Of my name IS subject 10 the
c. rfulu4 lot. Of the Conservative party.
Tie honor you do NE In Your call upon me,
-. t.- tti. ati;priug terms in which /, is eI-
f:.-r,d. ACCEPT my grateful thanks, and believe Inc:
faithfully. your ic.lnw-citlzen, -
a..9-.: pEYTON WISE.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAy.-The following
cases were disposed of in this court yester'
day:
Peter Sorensen, q sailor, charged with re-
fusing to do duty. Sent back to his ship.
William Hatfey, abusive language. Fined
50.
Lewis Byrel, stealing. Jailed three days.
A. B. Smith, junk-dealer, receiving goods
knowing them to be stolen. Discharged.
James Coleman, stealing. Jailed three
F. E. Phillips, unlawful assault. Fined
c1n
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O'Clock tomorrow night, the hour when the
session expires, 1t will IN consequence tai to
peco,ne law-at least, IL has always hereto
tore been so held In like instances. ~
Inc hlchmond Hotel and Dramatic Com.
pany has been Incorporated by the General
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TAX Upon TRANSPORTATION, TELEGRAPH,
AND INSURANCE CoMPASIEs.-Both Houses of
the General Assembly have passed the bill
for the assessment, levy, and collection OF
taxes on railroad, canal, aud other compa-
MES" The roadway and track or,eanal-bed,
der0t grounds and lots, station buildings
aud fixtures and machine shops, other
real estate, rolling stock, boats, machl-
merry and equipment, stores, telegraph
lines aud miscellaneous property OF
railroad and canal companies are to be
taxed as other property in the State. In like
manner will be taxed the property, real and
personal, of Insurance, telegraph, express,
stage, and sleeping-car companies chartered
in Virginia, and in similar manner the pro-
perty of persons who may run stages,
wagons, and other vehicles for transporta-
ton of passengers and freights; and al
ferries, ferry companies, and bridge compa-
nieS. The lines Of telegraph companies are
TO be rated at value of Sl25 per mile, and
the lines of railroads not less than $4,000
per mile for real estate and roliing-stock.
In addition to the tax Of 80 cents on the
alO0 value of the real and personal property
of railroad, steamboat, and other transporta-
ton companies, they are to pay an income
tax. The special license tax upon each in
surance company is 500, and in addition
thereto they are To pay one pe-- cent. upon
the gross amount Of all assessments on pre-
miums collected or renewed or obligations
taken therefor, derived from business IN thls
State. Telegraph companies are to pay s2Oo
license and one and a half per centum OF
the gross earnings of the company received
from their business in this State, besides the
usual property tax.
Special provisions are made for the collec-
ton of the taxes levied upon transportation
companies chartered in other States, but DO
ing business in this State !; the rate for steam.
boat companies Of this class is per cent. OF
their net receipts, and they are not charged
with property tax. Express and sleeping
car companies q per cent. of their gross re-
cepts, and no property tax. The penalties
are made unusually severe where companies
attempt to avoid payment of these taxes.
Where any incorporated company or per-
son is engaged in more than one business.
which is made by the provisions OF this ac'
subject to taxation, such Incorporated com.
pany or person shall pay the tax provided
by law on each branch of its or his business
This bill now goes to the Governor for
approval.
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LEGISLATIVE ITEMs.-Both Houses of the
General Assembly have passed the bill ap'
propriating $500 to the Richmond HoWitzers
TO construct building to take care OF the
guns OF the State now used by the company
Hereafter it will be lawful for nOtaries
nublic in cities Of over &c, 900 inhabitants to
serve notices Of protests by mailing the same
70 parties concerned, instead Of delivering
the notices in person.
The law in relation to sheritfs' fees has
baen amended, and in some instances the
fees are as usual, in others decreased.
One dollar is allowed for serving any process
nnder which the body is taken instead of
siv,v cents. as heretofore; for Jail board per
day. thirty cents, instead OF forty cents; for
search and return of writ Of distringus
where the property is not found, fifty cents,
rno ollowance is now made by laW1; for
Eceping any horse or mule distrained or
levied on. twenty. five cents for each DAY
said animal is stall.fed, and ten cents per
day when pasture.fed; at present the lee Is
seventeen cents for feeding and pasturlng:
Interest is to be hereafter allowed on all
fees included in forthcoming boad from
tue date of the bond.
The two houses have passed bill au-
thoriZins registration of the voters OF the
city of Manchester. The registration is TO
commence on the second Monday in May,
and continue seven days.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars have been
appropriated to the Central Lunatic Asylum,
to be expended in constructing new ward.
1t is, however, provided that the owners Of
the land leased by the State for the asylum
shall first consent that in the event that
another site is selected for the asylum this
ward NAV be removed. All the buildings
heretofore erected will revert to the land
owners at the expiration Of the States lease.
The work of enrolling the ta&-biil was
finished yesterday evening, and 1t was imme-
diately thereafter examined by the Commit
tee on Enrolled Bills. 1t will be placed IN
the hands of the Governor by the comntttee
this morning. II not sigued by him BY IL
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GBrrLEHEH's SPRING sTYLRs.-Msssrs. 3. B.
SPENCE Soy, 1900 Main street, have put in =
choice and beautiful collection OF Cloths, Cassi-
meres, and vestings, which they arc making up in
the latest styles at the very lowest prices. In their
Ready Made Clothing Department They have 4 fine
collection OF Business and Dress Suits In Under
wear their stock Ia unsurpassed. In word, their
stock is large In every department, and as they are
determined to sell, they have marked down their
goods to the very lowest living prices Give thsm
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RIcHMoND RELIEF CoAMTTEE.-A meeuns
of this committee was held yesterday eve,
ming, ut which Messrs. Kelley, Parker, ano
Mayo, was appointed to draft report cover,
ing ali the operations of the commlttee, ana
to be submitted at the final meeting 70 DC
held next Tuesday evening.
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The GOVERNOR AND The TAX BILL.-A
committee Of our City Council waited upon
the Governor yesterday, bearing the reselu-
tlons passed by the Council relative to the
tax bill. They were courteously received,
but got no intimations of the purposes Of the
Executive.
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THROWING Down THE WALLs.-The high
walls Of Haxall, Crenshaw & Co.'s mills are be-
ing thrown down by the aid of fnitro-glycerine
exploded by an electric battery. Yesterday
evening about o'clock three pop-bottles,
filled with this explosive material, were
imbedded in the bricks of the wall near the
northeast corner, and effected the overthrow
of considerable portion of the walls lief;
standing at that end Of the building.
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HAIL SToRM.-About half-past + O'Clock
Yesterday evening the city was VISITED oy 4
storm of wind, hail, and rain. Some OF Inc
hail.stones were OF large size, and lhey leil ID
quantities sufficient to whiten the earth, out
were soon swept from existence by the ram
which followed.
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ALE FOB FAMILY UsE-EEGLisH ALE, CREAM
ALE, AND PoRTER.-To supply demand from III.
many couutrymen here, HENRY BOWLER hss now
An ale that be fatters himself will fairly compete
With their home beverage both in flavor and quality
and with his sunversally-approved /" cream ale" and
porter will enable him TO please the paates OF all
orders to Spring Park Brewery promptly Gllcd.
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FLOW ERs AND GREENHOUSE PLAHTs.-1n,erd-
Ing to move TO Hermitage Nurseries, we rllsell at
wholesale and retail at greenhouse In rear OF the
Baptist church, on Pine street, flowers aud green
house plauts at great inducements. All In want OF
choice plants should apply 1t once.
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THR R1vER.-The river rose about four
inches on Monday night, and although ar
rangements had been made at the Pump
House to commence work, the unexpect-
edIy high water prevented it. During yes
terday morning the water fell somewhat,
and at noon the small pumps commenced
onerations. 1t was expected that the large
numps would be put to work late last eve,
ming and that the city would be supplied
with water this morning.
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LABORATORY OF DR. W. II. TAYLOR, ANALYrI-
CAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST The result OF
careful chemical examination OF ~. Semmess
Pnre Rye Whiskeyn enables me to confidently re-
commend 1t to those who desire an article of ur-
questionable purity for use as medicine or as bev-
erase. The samples subjected to examination rep
resent . lot OF one hundred barrels, and were Sc
iecteo by myself. WILLIAM II. TAYLoR,
Analytical Chemist.
ihe aforementioned whIskey, made In 1860.
can be had for three dollars per gallon ut
ARCHER & BooKEn'x,
No. 735 Main street
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no Ny FELLOW-CITIZESS.

hevf :hc honor 70 announce myself a candidate
!er - 'irc;."n 10 The Office Of CllE SERG EAST
sEt,% 90 IA. decision Of the con.er vatiye SUnlt-
!.-il: Convention. Conscious Of having dis
css.-"'! ne duties Of the sficc for the past two
49, faiiafuiy, again respectfully solicit your
ssy?o:! - the approaching municipal election.
kc.pectfully,
81 P II
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IT WAS CAPTAIN WILLIAM ENGLISH who
presented the resolution in the Council on
Monday night in relation to the cars stand
ing on Broad street the day OF the picnic ut
the State Fair Grounds.
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Az EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE IS 10 oe SOLO
at auction by W. GoDDIN on wednesday next, Zsln
April at P. NJ, at No. 635 Fifth street, north OF
Leigh In perfect repair and immediate pes session
Given See auctiou column for advertisement.
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nave anaiyzed the Hhiskcy known under the
brand Of" B-Selcet," controlled by Mess.s. Wal.
TER ID. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and fnd II
free from fusl oil aud other impurities and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes
,=1 j. B. MCCAw, n. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry Medical College Of
nt,s,
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FOUND AT LAsT-Thc long sought-for place
where yoa can get money loaned on your diam ends
watches, jcwsry, siverware, &c. Call at a. HAIR
RIs's Loan Office, 1922 Main street, and you will
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf
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THE FOLLOWING Is TAKEN FROI

= Tie BaILIlr ore EH1uirer.
a copy OF The Policy-holders Pocket Index
by the Spectator Company, Of New York. showing
rance comnanies for 1873, Is before us we take
pleasure In noting that u1e Life Insurance Com
pany Of Virginia, which has recently csfab,ished
an agency in this a:y, In It's ratio of assets to liz.
biliues, Is reported the best in the United States
Of losses. amorg The smallest; Of expenses, con-
Included, the smallest; and IN every other respec.
relatively It's position Is to afford graticA Iion
TO its managers and curity 10 It's patrons. The
compiler rejects from the assets Of this company
over 100000 or secured bonds, considered by The
conpany as safe and secure rs they can be made
but which do not conform 10 the requirements Of
the New York law. Counting only sucn rs fulfilled
that law, the ratio of assets 10 liability is reported
307 per cent. Adding the omitted assets would
nearly double that RATIO
MAJOR T. A. BiANDER is the Richmond agent
for this company. ap 27-2taTSt
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1sr MAY will be positively the last day on ~hich
tickets will be sold 1t Richmond In the Masonic
Gift Concert, at Norfolk. z. WEIs1GER q 20,
1oO1 Main street. have them for sale.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT AUCrIos.-see W.
GopplS,s auction advertisement on fourth page ol
this paper OF sale OF that very attractive brick resi-
derce No 635 Fifth street.