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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

IL NINTT OF NEKNUNTt TN8fTITT OF NnFIfHEIOHl -
In Probate Court held Montpelier said District
the ih day Of November A. u, 1873;
W. May, Administrator, with the viii annexed u
the estate OF Eiakim Allen, late of Waterbury In said
District deceased presents lbs administration account for
examination aud allowance and makes application for a
decree nf distribution ami partition Of the estate Of said
deceased wherenpon, II i ordered by said Court that said
and said application be referred TOT session thereof
he held the Probate ONCE In said Montpelier the
9h day Of November, A. D. 1873 for hearing and decision
thereon And t l. further oerc that notice hereof bs
given all persons interested, by publication Of the same
Three snccessvely the Vermont Waterman state
Journal newspaper published Montpelier, previous tc
said time appointed for hearing that they may appear at
said and place, and show cause, II they have.
why said account should not he allowed, and such decTee
made. by the tonrt.--Alte.ti
Ol-O5 HARVEY rlLDES, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

FATAL AocIDENr.-Mr. Wmath II Peck Of st.
Adams was struck by runaway hack, Monday
night, and 80 badly injured that she died in few
nlinnln.
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II YNus pARNARp,s ESTATE.

L. STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Washington, ss
In Probate Court hold at Montpelier In said District
the "a day NJ November A. D. 1875
Lyman FISK, executor Of the estate OF ynus Barnard late
81 Wnsneld in said District deceasu presents his admin
stmon account for examination and allowance and makes
application for deree Of distribution and PARTITION OF the
estate said deceased. Wheeupon II Il ordered By said
Court that account and said application be referred To
thereof 10 be held At the Probate once In said Mont
peer the 2th day Of November A. d. lsi for hearing
and decision thereon And Il Is further ordered, thai
notice hereof be- given all persons Interested by puhca
fon three weeks successfully In the Vermont
Maiehnan and state Journal, newspaper published At
Montpelier previous 10 said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear said time aud place, and show
cause any they may have why said account should not
be allowed, and such decree made,
By the Court. Attest
Os-Os HARVEY TILDEN, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17
II T. II NJ $:
Postage free To all Subscribers in United States.
Iraal offrs.
REUBEN L. HILLS ESTATE.

DEUBEN l.. HILLS ESTATE.
III COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
The undersigned having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District u Washington Commission
to receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands
all persons against the estate Of Reuben L. Hills late Of
Cabot IN aid district deceased, and all claims exhibited
IN thereto hereby give notice that will meet for tho
purposes aforesaid at the dwelling house OF the late Reuben
l. Hills, the 18th day Of December and 2-ll day OF
April next from one o'clock. =. NJ, until hve o'clock p.
each Of said days and that six months from the ID day OF
November A. d. ISIS Is the time limited hy said Court for
said creditors 10 present their claims To for examination
aud allowance.
Dated at Cabot this OH day u November A. D. 1875.
LUCiuS HEKRlCK, c,,o,,,..to,e,s
oj-OI r. n. LANCE, commissioners
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17
Readinq NoGfes.

A Card.-The un,crsigied desire to acknowledge and
thanks the people VI Worcester and vicinity for
their Kindness lending their assistance faithfully to
help In securing the furniture In the hate destruction u their
buldngs by hrc. FERRIS LEONARD,
DORCAs LEONARD.
Naiad Temple Of Honor meets every Friday even
ing, at h o'clock Social Temple meets every Wednesday
evening, at ~ o'clock Capitol Council meets the hrst
der Of Odd Fellows, meets every WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
at fii O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hail. Lhngdon's Block,
state street. by order Y. e..
6j-u CHARLES 2. CDLLINs, Secretary.
Live Druggists.-Among the live druggists Of our VII
lage who have laid In supply Of Durangr Rheumatic
Remedy, Msssr Rasccm Dewey and q. Blakely. An
Advertisement appears In another column II has
Jailed ~ cure the worst case Of rheumatism ot-0I
Lyons Kathairon prevents the Hair from falling out
turning gray enews It's growth and gives strength and
vigor. IL is delightfully."- perfnned and makes splendid
dressing. II the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic
ever produced. Used by the elite. Price only 80 cents n
The Venerable Archdeacon Scott, Of Dunham
Quebec, that he suffered from dyspepsia more than
years hut that three the Peruvian
Syrup Iron onc has benefited him wonderfully that
he hardly persuade himself Of the reality and people
who know him are Rstonlshei al the change
Mothers save the Lives Of your daughters when Effected
with consumptive coughs violent colds by administering
them, without DELAY, the standard SPECIFIC. HALLS
HONEY OF HOREnorND AND TAR.
Pike's roothache Drops cure In one minute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

FIRE N WoLcOrr.-OnF Friday last the dwelling
house Of d. n, j. Baldwin was discovered TO be
on fire, and before the flames could he extin-
guished, the house, with good share Of the con-
tents WAS destroyed. The property was insured
for about $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17

SMALL roN-There arc six cases Of small poH
at North Troy son Of Hon. II G. Wilson is
one Of the victims
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Marriaaes.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis: Obituary
Notices, fee cents per line, invariably
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-17
Travellers Guide.
About Town.


Lears Montpelier. A62s An loW ~, and 5l0r
Leave Bdrre At 1854. NJ 20 w. and 500 o. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
MANCHESTER NEWS.

A hAN KNOCKED OFF THE DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD BRIDGE INTO JAMES RIyER.-On Satur-
day Edgar Bacon, an emnloye Of the Dan
vile Railroad Company, was Knocked of of
the Danville bridge into James river by O
shifting. engine, falling a distance of about
thirty feet. He only sustained the fracture
OF his left leg just above the ankle, disocating
that joint. DR.. Monteiro, his attending physi-
clan, states that he is doing well, and that be
will probably save bis limb. 1t appears that
MIR. Bacon was crossing the bridge in one
direction and the engine approached from
the opposite one. As they met, Mr.. Bacon
attempted to step aside out Of The way, but
failed.
A DEAR MAcKEREL.-L. Bland (coIored)
was before the Mayors Court Saturday
charged with stealing mackerel from the
grocery.st0re OF Mr.. j. NJ. Archer. He was
sentenced by his Honor to receive twenty
lashcs.
DIED FROM IHJrRIEs.-The little child Of
TabDcy Jackson (colored), who waS Scalded
several days ago by the upscttinS OF Kettle
of boiling water, died at an early hour Sat
urday morning from the injuries received.
In PRosPECTIvE.-A number of citizens
design holding a meeting ct the Auditors
office Tomorrow night for the purpose OF
organizing literary and library association.
Personal. William f. Hatcher. for
nine years the p1stor Of the Manchester B1p-
tist church. was in this city Saturday on
brief visit to his friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

SAMPLE.M ERCHANT's HABEAs CORPUS CASE.
F. Stable, the representative of a Phladel-
pbia terre.cotta manufacturing company,
now confined in Jail awaiting indictment for
selling goods by sample without license, will
to-day he brought before Judge Hughes upon
writ of habedS corpus. and ask 10 be dis
charged from custody. He and his COUNSEL
maintain that the act Of Assembly imposing
a license-taX upon nonresident manutac-
turers different from what is imposed upon
resident manufacturers is in violation of the
United States Constitution, and therefore
void.
On the 4th Of February last Judge Hughes,
in delivering his opinion in the ha6eaS cor
pus case Of II. +. Touchman, said: /" an
free to express the opinion that the act of the
Virginia Assembly under consideration is in
two or three respects unconstitutional under
the luliDg of the Supreme Court OF the
United States in the case Of Wood rS. Mar! =
land IL Wallace. 41S). If a manutaclsrer OF
another State were to exhibit samples Of bis
wares in tins without having taken out q
license 10 sell by sample under the l1lth Sec
liou of the act, then if he were arrested and
imprisoned for so exhibiting his wares, II
| would be Il question whether he might not
| be released on the ground that he was not
allowed the same privilege as nonresident
manufacturer that was allowed the resident
manufacturer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

SAAPLE-MERCuAST ARRESTED WITHOUT A
WARRAST.-J. D. Guillow, of Massachusetts,
who has been selling wilIow-ware by sample
in this city without license, was arrested
Friday night by Policeman Charter in front
Of the St. James Hotel. Guillow demanded
to he shown the warrant for his arrest. Mr.
Charter replied that be Lad none, but had
positive proof against him, and then took
him along. At the statiOn.houSe Guillow
asked justice Crutcbfeld to discharge him,
as be was detained without warrant. Jus.
tice Crutchfield said that Guillow, so far as
be was concerned, was held on the entry in
the record Of the house, and he could
not discharge him, but admitted him TO bail.
Accused presented himself at the Police
Court Saturday morning, and there war.
rant of arrest, taken out after be had been
bailed, was shown. On this warrant of arrest
he waived examination, and was sent on to
the grand jury for Indictment. Bail was
given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

LEGIsLlTIvs I1EMs.-MATrERs OF PuBL1o
INTEREST. Three bills have passed the Gen
eral Assembly authorizing the city of Rich
mond to subscribe 10 internal improvement
mpanies-viZ.: To the western connec-
tions Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, TO the Buchanan and Clifton
Forge Railroad Company, and to the Rch.
mond and Trans-Aleghany Narrow. Gauge
Railroad Company. The maximum amount
of subscription allowed IN each case is 81, :
100000, and before the subscription can be
effected it must receive three.fourths Of the
number of votes Gncluding a majority Of
freeholders) poiled at the election when the
question is submitted to the people. , l.
The Supreme Court of Appeals is empow-
cred, by bill which passed both houses,
to require one of its judges to reside in Rich
mond, who for so doing is TO receive 81 900
per annum extra pay. This arrangement re-
ceived nearly the unanimous approval Of the
bar of the State. 1t is matter of convenience
and economy to lawyers applying for wrts
of error, &C., in the vacation of the court, to
find judge in Richmond who can attend to
their business. 1t is likely that Judge Chris
tian will be named to take up his residence
here. ....' ... a. !. .e.:..
The General Assembly has created two
new judgeships and filled them, thus in
creasing the number of circuit judges from
sixteen to eighteen. The Eastern Shore
counties of Accomac and Northampton were
taken from the Eighth circuit and erected
into the Seventeenth circuit, aud judge G. T.
Garrison, late of the Eighth circuit. was
elected Judge thereof. TO the counties of
New Kent, Charles City, Warwick, Elizabeth
City, York, james City, and city of Williams
burg, which were left in the Eighth circuit,
Was added the county OF Surry, taken from
the First circuit. OF the Eighth circuit
thus constituted Hon. Robert l.. Montague
was made judge. The Twelfth circuit was
divided, and the counties Of Shenandoah,
Rockingham, and Page were formed into a
new circuit numbered Eighteen, Of which
Dir. Mark Bird was elected judge. Judge
II. H. Turner remains judge of the Twelfth
circuit, now composed OF Warren, Clarke,
and Frederick.
The General Assembly has received notif-
cation of the death of w. r.. Cooke, judge
Of Fluyanna county. His successor IN office
will be elected to-day, as agreed upon by
joint resolution Saturday.
The bill 10 incorporate the Richmond Per-
petual Building, Loan and Trust Company
has gone to the Governor for his approval.
Mr.. George w. Graham (Republcan), Of
NoltoWay county, was expelled from the
Senate on Saturday for conduct unbecomirg
senator in connection with the StoWeu-
Schoolcrait cadetship sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
Washtu,ston Items.

WAsRsSaToN, March -2E-The PresideTt
goes to New York tomorrow. ~ .t.r2L
1t is likely the resignation of Colonel Nc.
Cartee as superintendent Of engraving snt:
printing will not be accepted. : 8.1.1
General Augw-has relieved General
Emory at New, Orleaps. ,. ..,1,.an. a {. 4
The sloop .of.war Aleft will carry the cadet
engineers from Annapolis on their summer
cruise. ''" ''' -. 4" .'''''''". '"' A.
The steamer Dispatch, which carries the
Mexican senatorial excursionists (conspira.
tors, has arrived at Key West. d. .,.. H..
TIE President and Cabinet have accepted
an invitation TO assist at frolic in Boston
over the centennial Of the battle of Lexing.
ton. --i... F...@ ....-. ....r..... -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

ENTERTAINMENT AT TRINITY CHURCH,
Professor Worcester, of New York, Will give
two very instructive and entertaining exhibi-
tions in the lecture.room Of Trinity church
tonight and tomorrow night. The enter
taiument consists of brilliantly illuminated
views of interesting places and objects seen
in tour through Palestine, together with
splendid views Of works of art and architec.
ture in Italv, Paris, and Great Britain,
scenes in the life Of our Saviour, &c. These
views are brilliantly illuminated with the
oxybydrogen light, and cover a canvas as
large as the room will allow. Over one hun
dred views will be shown each night. The
choir of Trinity church will furnish instru-
mental and vocal music for both occasions.
The proceeds will be devoted to church pur-
poses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

ARREST OF A FUGITIVE FRox JusricE.-Mr
William F. Knox has been engaged for some
days past in working up the case of negro
named Richard Johnson, who was charged
with stealing about 81 900 worth of goods
from store at Martins Cross. .yoads, Calhoun
county, Ala. and on Saturday succeeded in
arresting him. johnson, it appears, fled
from Alabama to Virginia, and went to
Louisa county. Hearing that he was in
Louisa, Mr.. Knox went up on the train
on Saturday morning. but falling to End him
came back to, Richmond, and on the down
mail train, and when at Buckner's station,
meeting the accused took him 10 charge and
brought him to Richmond. Mr.. Knex was
accompanied by Sheriff Morse. The prison.
er was brought to Richmond and locked up
ut the staton.house to await requisition.
Sergeant Dan. Wren served the warrant
upon johnson when he reached the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

A GRAND MUSICAL REUNIoN IN PROSPECT.
On the 9th April (proxlno) the choir Of the
Second Baptist church, aided by Mrs. Alvin
Barton, OF Knoxville, Tenn, and about
seventy five other friends Of this. city, will
give grand concert in Assembly Hall.
A prominent feature in the entertainment
will be four splendid choruses by eminent
composers, sung by large number Of picked
voices, and accompanied by Kessnich's or
chestra, the rehearsal OF which will COM
mence in the lecture-room of the Second
Bap.ist church tonight.
From the extensive preparations now in
progress, and the great reputation of the
many ladies and gentlemen proposing to
take part, we teel warranted in predicting
that this concert will be second TO none Of a
similar character ever given in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

TROUBLES THAT Docs BRNG.-P0lce-Jns-
tice " Whne on Saturday fined the following
parties So each for having on their premises
unlicensed dogs: Garland Mallory, K. H..
Dibrell. William Christian, Henry Black,
John Banks, Ernest Cameron, Charles Fa.
gan, William Hope, John Johnson, Sandy
Taylor, Reuben Nelson, John Camobell,
Mary Smith. Ii. Hecklcr, Jesse Baker, Peter
Coyd, james Hickman, G. Wilkinson. Rob-
ert Sutton, Barton Smith, Monroe Bailey,
Ham Martin, r. G. Dnlard, W. G. Payne,
Rosa Hackett, George A. Wallace, Charles
Harris, William B. Isaacs. j. NJ. Bailey. John
Roy, Elihu Smith, David Anderson, Freder-
ick Richardson, Mrs. E. p. Buckwaller, R.
G. Lucas, Julius 10th, Joseph True. Will
liam Burwel, George Patterson, Il. kraiz,
Robert Scott, George w. Anderson, John
Harris, and Adaline Harris. Moses Norris
was fined in two cases SO. The whole
amount of fiues amounted to $3.50, of which
$l02 were collected. One.haIf goes to the
police who reported the owners of the dogs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
Murderer ReSDited.

MoREHEAD CITY, March 27.--Lawyer
Bryan, who was to bave been executed yes
terday for the murder OF Michael T. Langley,
has been respited till September next. his
is occasioned by the resignation of the sheriff
and all other county officers who were re.
sponsible for the execution of the sentence.
The reason given is that the negro belonged
to Onslow county, and not Cartaret county,
whittier the case bad been removed and tried
The execution is postponed till September
Sd, when new officers will have been elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
poNks. STATIONERY, DC.

A1EW BOOkS.-Sermoas Tor the Christian
~ Year. By keblc. $3.50;
The Ioclrine Of Descent ana Darnfntsm. by fro-
fessor Oscar schmidt. G1.60.
Histology; or, Histo-thsnistry OF Aah' bY fresT'
HeaItb: +: A Hand Book for Households and Schools
By Edward Smith, ii. d.. r. K. ;. -.
Fears for DemocIacS, Regarded from the AIrsas- ~
can Point or View. By I hsres ln2erSol; St.LS'
SnainHArt-kemIns aud Art-Realitles, Painser
Priests, aud r>rluces. BY Il. ". baxles, H. u
2 vols. 81. ~,.s,
New Supplies of Dr.. Farrar's Life OF Shrist: Isl:
American tuI.ion. $3.50. Mr. GLADSTONE on ine
Vatican Dtcrees 2?s; fey; nr nase p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

SCPREAE COURT OF APPEALS. SATURDAY,
Owen Us. Commonwealth. Writ of super.
sedeas awarded to judgment of the Hust-
ings Court of Richmond-the prisoner 10 re.
main in Jail until application for new trial
is determined.
Eacho Us. Cosby. Fully argued by Messrs.
Ii. A. & j. s. Wise tor the appellant, and l..
r. Spiman and NJ. NJ. Gillian, E$qs., for the
appellee, and submitted.
Ulter1ack uS. Cooper viii be the first
case Tor Tuesday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

POLICE Court, SATURDAY. james Rl2-
dolph, guilty Of throwing rocks IN the street,
was fined 81.
Robert Marcellus. charged with taing
drunk. was discharged.
Joseph Mccarthy, William Waters and
John Morris, charged with vagrancS, We're
sent to Jail for thirty days each.
William II. Lewis, Thomas Jackson. Da.
yid Richardson. Wi1iam Giles, Richard Dill.
lard, John Tay or aJias Harris, ana William
Judah, arrested Cor 1eloniou>ly assaultlns
and striking j. u. Stevenson with rock
with intent to sill, were arraigned. The
case vas con nanued until nsxt Saturday
owing to the caadtion of Master Stevenson
be being still! confined 10 hisroom. 'Seyera
of the accused gave bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

RBAL-EsTATs TRANSFERS. The following
is list of the convey ances of real estate for
the week ending March27, 1876: Lots 'front.'
iag-22 feet on Cary street between Seven.
teenth and Shockoe creek for $1,000; 90 feet
on Unon.street for $l,151; Al feet on Duyai
street near Prentis's alley for $500 22S feet
on Pine street between Cumberland and
Dover for 5000; 80 feet on Clay, street for
$1,000; 30 feet on 'Twenty-seventh street
corner of Leigh for =; Is feet on Belyidere
street for S435 ;J17 feet on Main street be-
tween First and Second for $3,675; 33 feet on
Clay street corner OF Twenty-ninth for
Sl,0T0; 33 feet on Grace street between
Twenty-sixth and T~enty.seventh for 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

FRlEsps' MsETlsG.-Th general meeting
of Friends appointed to take place 10 this
CITY commenced on Saturday afternoon, ser.
vices being held in their church, Clay street
above FIRST, ut o'clock. Remarks were
made. by Or. james c. Thomas, DR.. John
Scott, Sarah Wilson, Mary Thomas, and Dr.
J. j, Hawks.
Meetings were appointed for Sunday, lnt
also for to-day at II A. NJ. and z. NJ, nnC
possibly at night and tomorrow. Other
ministers are expected to be present.
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-. GpEhlNii FOR THE COMING
>-.>,,< -CtIIlS ERDTHErtS will b.. ready
r,<n,y, ,h. 2yI March. 70 exhibit orc Of the
r., l n,,,.--.., tel .,ncks ever I'll red IN this
III .,. , ...l,;,. ~. ,b, ro,oiuy
''.'' comprising i" '''e ''''''''S 20 ''' ''''""
~ar'.I.
ia'E 'shc ibis "lp ri"ot'y u M'uNi' < IA" pub
L.. fr '.r.- hnr"""ir Nr'rt! patronage, aiId l!"H
.sl.tu.>Iacs- - nerlt :, cou'inutnc OF the same
... .,,td r,ri! ,ucr, 80 d.: tncir business
.. 49,, ,,.,,, ,ti-,,,v I'm ,,,,,un,
'"~ '' Ill among 'i'c XIV III '''' '''s AZ
i .U.,A0t !1E bH,! "c'7 al i comparative HI I
....... .r-.! g, the ..,!y tuttg- 81 buNing prnri-
,r.-,, ,a. ..r,, .,,,.,I"d Ia sell . rv!- q; The.
....... ,., ,.,,.. .r, h...,. =. nu2ylr Il, many.
'@ y" 49, ,. ,r .
,''.s III I!""! IE'st't!H "!''H ''t'. az" "-'N'
4.
= u.ts ~ RI If itNi. iAtES. purchased Il: a re-
....... ..,,.,., ..l... q. l.,rsr tmu,riar many of
u, .,t, -, t,,r v,'rn 1h,r com
'' '.' wa '' 7- 7",,.. M -,.rI
....r IN part HI!fIhF. An, HALtNtl-
tNNE> aud POINT hffLIQuc.
... 400 MALTESE iACr COLLARS. Gtl-
...',,,~ ..n,. ana, pptNr ,ppi IpJ.a =
~ ~ - -, "''
NhNnh E.SL HERS.
1t., ..,,,.-, and cncapsri sock OF BLACK SILK
,rrr offered In TIL, city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

PERsaSAL.-General Bradley T. johnson,
who spent the greater part Of the winter in
Charleston, s. G., has reur ned TO the city.
State Treasurer r. NJ. I. Hunter is quite
unwell, and is thereby detained from bis
office.
Judge Hughes will be here to-day:
MIR. G. Z. Huntington, president OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company, and
General John Ech hois, q director 10 the COM
napy. were ia the city Friday and Saturday,
and Saturday niGht left for Staunton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29

VIOLATIONS OF ORDINANCES s.-Pollce-Jus
tice White on Saturday fined W. J. McDow'
ell, Z. L. Hobson, z. Schultz, and John r.
Meredith $40 each for not having their IL
cense-numbe.s fixed permanently on their Ye'
hicles. TIE Richmond Stove Company was
fined $40 for not getting license for 1heir
WAGON III time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
The Ece-GOFge.

WATER GAP, Pa, March 27.-The ice
gorge, which is seven miles above the Gap,
still remains the same. The strong resist
ance by the ice in the Gap has been lessened
by cutting channel through the middle.
The rain last night has made no visible i'm.
preston. The weather is warm and snow
melting rapidly. Should the weather re-
main thus for two or three days the break
is inevitable. Tbs gorge consists Of one
hundred and fifty miles Of ice thrown into
space Of eighteen miles. 1t is now thirty
feet thick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
A Destructive Fire.

Especial teieRrim TO the Dispatch.J
NokFoLK, March 2T-Colo mel George T..
Wallace, Of Norfolk county, sustained a Sc
we're loss BY fire on bis BEAUTIFUL estate (Gs:en-
eoeythfs morning. His Stables were burned !,
snd forty botses, two mules. two oxen a
nnnber.of hogs, and a large quantity of corn
and provender were consumed. The origin,
Of the fire b unknown. No INSURANCE.. ~