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The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1875-04-30
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During the winter of 1869 I was en-
plOyed as night operator in the railroad
Office at D., Iowa. The principal
road between Chicago and Council
Bluffs runs through D, and the
great irregular night trains, and the
constant danger of collision resulting
therefro,n, rendered the position of
night operator by no means an easy
one. 1t may be well to mention here.
as necessary to the following story,
that besides the railroad office. there
was also at D. a business office of
the Union company. This we always
spoke of as the down town" Office.
One stormy night, not far from eleven
o'clock, | sat at my desk, and, for a
wonder, idle. The wires had not called
for some time, and / was leaning back
In my chair, listening to the wind out
side and rejecting on the loneliness of
my situation. The eastern train had
crossed the river more than an hour
ago all the depot officials had gone of
home, and, so far as knew I was en-.
tlrely alone In the vast building,
Finally, tired of thinking, i took mr.
the evening paper, and glanced listless.
~ over Its columns. Among Other
LAAIBo l. ACtAu blC ueballeQ account OF s
fearful tragedy that had occurred fiftv
miles mp the river on the previous
night. Three raftsmen, we'll known a
desperate characters in that vicinity
had entered the cottage of one Mat
thews, farmer living in an isolatet
spot-had butcheTed the farmer an,
his children, terribly maltreatet
his wife, and then departed as the
came, having taken with them whateye
was handy. What interested me mos
was a full description of the chief G
the villainous trio, Tim Lynch. Her
it is:
Five hundred dollars reward will be pai
Tor information leading to the capture. dead {
alive, of Tim Lynch tie ringleader of In
Matthews tragedy. Lynch is a reuoarkabl
large man, six feet four inches in height. yeI
heavy, and broad across the shoulders. Eve
greenish gray, with deep scar over the rigl
one. Hair wiry, black, and beard of the % y
color. When last seen he was dressed in
black kossuth hat, faded army over,.oai nan
OF gray Jean, and heavy boots, The abo,
reward Will be paid to any ono furnishing no
tive information OF his Whereabouts.
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M0~N and expenses month 20 ARgnta. Addroal
3&OO A /. sToDDARp. Joncavfile, Mich
80 a r.r wuung ~ Rdvrr.iHs'ru firAHn mention
w Ns name % inta paunr NO lTsw. n. u
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Mecnanlcal DlSelseS.-feFsohse h-
gagged in Paints and Minerals, such as
Plumbers, Type-scttors, Gold-benterA and
Miners, as they advance IN life, arc subject
to paralysis Of the Bowels. To guard
against this, take dose Of WALKEFs VIZ
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For mIiammatOry and Chronic

Rheumatism, Gout, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Fcyers, Diseases Of
tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Btters have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused by Vitiatcd Blood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-13
NIoRGAN's LINE or STEAMSHIPS

NEW YORK AND HAyTIAN DIRECT MAIL LINE
~ The first class steamship GULF STREAM, THoS II.
MORTON master, will be despatched from Pier 10 East
River, Monday, October Is for Port Prince Aux
Cages and Jacmel Sufficient freight Offering viii
Tho steamship WILMINGTON, w. II. GARDINER, mas.
ter will follow sailing -, October
No freight received on day Of sailing
f W. P. CLYDE Il CO,
q Bowling
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NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE
IN Steamers leave pier No. 3 North River at +. NJ
FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
CITY OF NEW YORk................T Thursday Oct. IL
CITY OF MEXICO Tuesday Oct 20
CITY OF VERA CRUZ Thursday, Oct. -
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS.
via Havana Progreso, Campeachy TusDan and Tampco.
For freight or passage apply to i. ALEXANDRA
SONS, 81 and 80 Broadway.
Will leave New Orleans Oct 80 and Nov 20 FOR
Vera Cruz and all the other ports
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nLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

nLD DOMINION sTEAMsHIP COMPANY,
" sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays at NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and with the
panys lines interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia NEwBERN and WASHINGTON, ~ c. via Norfolk
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. u
LEwEs Dell Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 2. Mr..
connecting with Delaware and Maryland railroads
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through tickets and bills OF ladng 20 al poinst
lowest Insurance Norfolk. &c u cent Freight
received daily pier 81 ~ X General Offices, 1871 Green
wich street. N. L. McCREADY, President
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"The officers cho escort and guard prisoners 70 and
from he Cy Prison and ,oho guard them in Court and
to ertent control process ought not to Be pot
clans n--REcoRpER HAcKgTT.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Great Trunk line and United States Mall ronte
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbroses and cort
Express for sarisbSrg Psburg the West and south with
Pullman palace cars attached 80 A. NJ and ~ T. Al
For WIiamsport and Lock Haven via philadelphia and
For wamsno Lock aaycn copTy and s
$50 NJ connecting at Cory for Tisusyilc Petroleum
For Baltimore washington and the SOUTH Limited Wash
aSVB 80 K al F"% at Wilmington 40 Roa
lar AZ ~ 40 4 M and NJ sgn 6 s9
4,4lo, 80, 5, q $50 . r. NJ and z night sunday;
Second CO nc class saS4 P s5o ana -. = nv" ,sw A
F?T 30 SSs ark :, 3 ~ 9io = y 10 $40 SO
7sS s.io ID. Il 50 = and ianishk sunday, \
For N Rs1s2Setho !, 80 20 Ia Ia Sii2sHS
SS TS St $40. d t.Y 30 ana i nishS saadiy
rsA A. go go and and ~ 10 Z II NJ :,
slS 5 No Id s 3 a Lea Sunday " o r.
RI %PSaSSs "a 4asoS and South Am'oS AMI"
$50 $50 HSu9' = u and i night sunday, A n. AM
Far East q Milestone u noon D and 20 P NJ
Tor Kingsione ana Rocky Iinl SO - 4 n and tloPM
For rrnessq1 "a la 4 s a;lg aea
For Remington Phllipsburg and BeIvderO. - A NJ
ro ap Mercer ! 6; and s9merss. Branch, Bpm
e, 70 s5sssS N y 7s sS T. and AMID 4o y
For Farmingdale and sauan. $50 A. NJ aud aP. ~
For Hghsiown psmserson and Camden. via Perth Amboy
For ashsscw ss@SsScn S' H. via Psr.s Amsor
and ~ A. NJ via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive follows Prom Ptsburx 80 anil 10 ID
NJ and 20 2 NJ daily; 1915 \ NJ aud - 7. NJ. aally.
Mi4i9 $40 and io:a1 Z NJ sunday, ! ~ A n FROM
philadelphia 40, . 20 :55 lO;l5 II 20 ll3JtA NJ
2l5, 4:l5 10. 6:io so IA % 10 "a r NJ sun.
day 9;lo ;2o 5s5, l0i5, II - ~ $50 - lOss7
Ticket oaices 528 and - Broadway, No Aston Hone,
and foot Of Desbroses and Corandt streets No Conrt
street. Brooklyn; Nos Ia IlB lis Hudson street -
boken' Emigrelt Ticket 0niee, 80 : Battery place
FRANK THOMSON ID. NJ BOYD Jr.
General Manager Gen. Passenger Agent
0ProSiTIoN -ALBASY ANp TlRorqH 10 rRoYG'
~ deck % cts; with berth, 81; with room, - so
}HIllEk from Franklin street, pier 50. Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays, 9 T. NJ J. W. HANeOM
pHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND rHE
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare from New York 20 Philadelphia pni5 ~ -
Commencing October {, 1879,
Leave New York North River foot Rector street.
For Philadelphia Vine aud. &r.-lnti A. NJ
For Phlade phia, Tuck erou nc - J.. "
VIM $. sNEDEN General Manager
DRoyiDENCE AND sTONINGroN STEAMSHIP O.
NEW YORK AND BOSTON
- STONINGTON LINE.
from pier ~ North River foot OF Jay street the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRA8ANSErr daily
PROVIDENCE LINE.
From pier ~ Moth River foot Of Robinson street tha
daysl at L. X
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NTEEKLY FLoRIpA LINE.

yWEEKLY FLORIDA LINE.
w Port Royal, s. o.; Fernandna Fla Brunswick, Ca
This favore and well known steamer, MONTGOMERY.
Faircoth master having superior accommodations for
sengers will sail Thursday October 4 from pier No. North
River r. NJ, to above ports making connection with all
points South and Southwest via Port Royal the Florida and
Brunswick railroads
First class passage to Fernandna 40 90
First class passage TO Jacksonville. - %
First class TO Augusta ~ W
Through tickets issued to all points South and Southwest
Steamer HUNTSVILLE Chester master will follow 2lst Of
October. For freight OF passage apply to
nEkM. GEIPCkE. No. 5 William street.
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C-Tv nEAL .sTATE FOR SALE,


ar mere erists an Office sOhich more than any other
should Be utterly divorced from political considerations
Is that n clerk or deputy clerk Of criminal coartn
RECORDER HAcKETr.
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qulred
BOARD AT HARLEM.-AN ELEGANT LARGE PAR
- o unlnrnishsd, also furnished BEDROOM Board
az 90 East l2ad street, Mount Morris square.
/ ENOA HOUSE, ~ FIFTH AyENUE.-A FEW FAM
~ NY ana single Rooms, with Board very reasonable
prices
MO. EAST THIRTIErH STREET BETWEEN FIFTH
LN and Madison avenuesFlne suit and SINGLE Rooms 10
lot TO families and gentlemen with Board; references
THE OHIO ELECTION.
Il SEE THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
TO-DAY.
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
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NMAN LINE.-FIxED soUTHERLY COURSE.

TNMAN LINE.-FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE.
Royal Mail Steamers appointed TO sail follows:-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF NEW YORK Saturday October Ii, at 7. NJ
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday, October %, at L. NJ
CITY OF MONTREAL Saturday October 80, at =. NJ
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday. November 6. at IL A. NJ
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday November IS, at p. NJ
each succeeding Saturday from pier 10 North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin $50, $50 and 500 gold
Drafts issued ut lowest rates.
For Cabin Passage and general business apply at the
pany's Office No 10 Broadway.
For Steerage Passage at 80 Broadway pier As North
JOHN G. DALE Agent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

''The Legislature has wisely placed ne selection Of
officers for The Court Of General Sessions ne ercst-
size direction Of the judges Of that Court n-REooRDER
HACKETT
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ITWO VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT HOUSES ON
avenue 70 exchange for Farm in Weschester county
or A1w Jersey l. OLIVER CARTER 80 Nassau street
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A LARGE, HANDSOME THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM
~ win excellent table, had Madison avenue
luLnsed q unurnished prices moderator reference
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A. A. A
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
for New Brighton Snug Harbor West Brighton Rich
and Elm Park Boats leave Whitehall street foot
OfBroadway daily At $50, 80, 30 40 1915. A NJ
12a5, 80, 80, 80, 5 80 80 and 80 P. NJ.
Sundays athafpast every hour from 9 80 A. NJ
Fare, ocents
Astnr IInts caral Lon Nns lrnatf nr
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T1LEGANT RESIDENCE, NO. 100 EAST sIXTIETH
IL streein perfect order and ready for immediate
pancy size 20x55xlOO four stories, brown stone walls
painted in oil perfect in all respects See i and make
orky str
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NATIONAL LINE.
In From piers Nos A and At North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
DENMARK. Thursday Oct. IA, p NJ,
80. FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IfvERPooI, =
EGYPT. Oct. I6 =. NJ. SPAIN. Oct 80, p NJ.
THE QUEEN Oct %. P NJ ERIN... Nov. @, IL A. NJ.
Cabin passage ego and $40 currency Storage greatly
prices Return tickets reduced Prepaid
tickets from Liverpool the lowest rates Apply at
- eeNfNN' II. ". ]. HURST, Manager
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. FARMS, 81 AND 10 ACRES, FOR SALE or Fx
cse Stoek anu crops Tor city improved Prone rty on
tar OASIS r. NJ. MASON 81 Park row.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-IN NO
~ o Madison avenues two entire Floors with from
SIX 70 ten kooms also eight Rooms the upper floor hree
with double beds at from 81 - per week suitable for
hcDEkMOIT at the house.
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T1HE OHIO ELECTION.
L SEE THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
TO-DAY
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c,TATE I1NE-TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN
- BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
sailing from pier No. SO North River. follows
STATE OF GEORGIA ...............W Wednesday, Oct 20
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ......... Wednesday, Nov
STATE OF INDIANA Wedne sday. Nov. Ia
and every wednesday thereafter First cabin S6o SO and
$50; return tickets &20 Second cabin Si5 return tickets
$50 steerage at lowest rates. Apply to
AUSTIN BALDWIN & Co, Agents.
No ~ Broadway, New York.
Seerage office, 40 Broadway
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nOCKS AND WIZARDS IN NEWARK, N j., ON PAS
IL sale River and Morris Canal for storage of coal lumber
or factory sites Apply to HoJER GRAHAM, o. Duane
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From the White Star Docks, pier 50 North River.
favorable terms. Steera-e SIS.
Saloon staterooms smoking and bath rooms placed
amidshp where the noise and motion are least aordng
degree OF comfort hitherto unatiainable at sea-
For inspection Of plans and other information apply the
r. J. CoRTIs, Agent.
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ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-WITH-
~ out board to persons the highest respectaby only
a. SO Irving place, opposite the Westminster Hotel and near
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E'oR E&CHANGE-yALUABLE CORNER HOUSE ON
Lexington avenue for Yonkcrs property country res
Herald Office "-4'' 10 -0A
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

NY HOUSE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS) ABOUT
~ winding mp from cause may II disposed, mako
an advantageous arrangement exchange their
stock for free aud clear farm land suburban
mortgage all communications strictly Address
s. g. EDWARDS, Herald Office
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L,oR sALE-A NEW FIVE STORY DOUBLE TENE-
men with stores fully occupied annual rental 81 600
Apply to I. WERE, Pine street
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1NuE ONO ELECTION
Il SEE THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03

THE GREAT CCSC CEET.-The managers Of the
fifth and last Library Gift Concert seer, deter
ined that its last effort shall be lis greatest With
this view they have engaged Gilmore and bis
world renowned orchestra 10 play them out Of ex-
stence. or course the cost of such an orchestra Is
enormous; but they are determined to leave plea
SAINT memory behind them, and Gilmore is to crys-
talize 1t into music. This concert will undoubtedly
be The finest ever heard ont Of New York ur Boston.
The orchestra contains ore hundred performers,
each selected for his special Instrument, and the
whole world can produce no music superior TO that
which will play out " the last concert. Only hold
ers of tckets, Of parts thereof, win be admitted
Tickets for sale by A. p. L'ECUYER, 900 Bank
street, and ". w. MYERS, 1400 Main street, Rich
lnuud, Va. ..s %,
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/ 17M'LLE.lf fILMA De. MuRsKA--HEs APPEAR
AScE In RIcHMoSD.-M'le. lima De Mursks,
't@the famous Hungarian nightingale, will
appear at Assembly Hall in grand concert on
Friday night, and again at q matinee on Sat
urday..,7 Her originality and magnetic power
of delineation, as well as the range, fex.
bility, and quality of her voice, have placed
her in the front rank of her profession, and
made her the Legitimate successor of Jenny
Lind. Few singers, indeed, have been so
popular With their audiences; for, in addi'
ton tn her great talent as an artist and her
liability to satisfy the demands Of. the most
|exigeant critic, she is able I'd strike asympa-
thetic chord in the popular heart" The
artists accompanying her are Of great reputa-
tion, and her concerts may well be antici-
patcd with pleasure. ,..-.,... IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03

ROBBERY or EXPRESS SAFES.--It has just
'ian-plrel that about week ago one Of the
Adams Express Compauy's drivers went
from Nc" York city TO jersey City and re-
>'IN.G rom one OF the railroad companies
nineteen safes, for which he gave receipt.
Il. carried them to the compony'S storchouSc
III Ne" York and, as be alleges, delivered the
"hoic nihtleen safes 10 an official, obtaining
d ''te'it ir1 the same. Subsequently it wss
?I's)'rrcd that one Of tue safes was missing,
"bich c',sue from this city. and, it is affirmed,
'1n'a'ncd $4,000: more than half OF which
va IN cuircCcy, the rest securities. The
Ulcers Of the Adams Express Company
I'fe are quite reticcnt about the robbery.
u i, however, believed that the safe might
nave c0DsaiDed the amount OF money and
s''cUrlt1es named, for the greater portion was
.'uI IN before The safe got to Richmond from
,Ac >juLh, or after It left here for the North.
ID no event Is II possible that the amount
-D!4pcd by Richmond parties exceeded one
'eLth OF that named as having been stolen.
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DE-. MAYEs's LEcTURE.-An appreciatiye
audience heard DR.. Mayer, the Rabbi from
Baltimore, Iectiree last night at Assembly
Hall on a aShyloek." The lecturer showed q
thorough stsldy and keen appreciation of
tMvThe Merchant of.Veuiee" and of others
Of Shakspeare's plays, an ingenuity in turn.
Ing the pfotSfo advantage, a racy Wit, and a
keen satire. It wa5 an earnest, able, and at
times eloquent refutation of the popularidea
of Shylock,H' and at the same time, a de-
fence of the Jews against popular prejudice.
His contrast between :" "Sbyock the Jew :"
aud certain "Christians " Of that and of sub.
sequent ages was very vivid and very much
to the advantage of the jew. Indeed, the
lecture, was one, of power and Interest, and
will cause those who heard it to desire to
bear DR.. Mayer lat the same place. tonight
on "The Crhcifxien of Jesus of Nazareth"
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,apARATivE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
---Week ending -----
"~ Feb. 1, Jan. 81, Jan. 90, Jan. 80,
.-....Is. 1873. 1874. 1876. 1875.
y; C; G; y: 6 y G y q z;
Still. bornw w O 0E#1 2r2

BRIEF Local ITEMs.-Y Yesterday was one
of the busiest days on record in the Hust.
iDgs Court.
When the Legislative Committee on
Schools visits the public schools of Rich.
mo1dnext week they will probably be ac-
companed by the Council Committee on
Schools. g.. 49, ..- s- .~'.. 'f'
The January term OF the Henrco County
Court commences on Monday next. A num-
her of petit larceny cases will probably be
disposed Of. z, ....
Ali the engine-houses in the city are sup
piled with clocks except that OF Companies
A and E, OH Broad street near Ninth. The
firemen there are very much in need Of u
good time-piece. - - -
The second trial of John Wren, formerly
detectiF9fu the employment Of the city, Is
set for trial ID the Hastings Cora to-day.
A witness was asked in the PTbce Court
Yesterday whether the party whose case was
being considered stood or acted on the de-
fensive. "No, sir" was the reply !" he
stood on bench" -. :-#'-
| Governor Kemper has appointed Mr.. Wal.
ter h. Robertson, of Washington county,
notary public. r's- ...,@
The session of the Senate was very brie
yesterday. -
The police of the city were paid off yes
terday. .i. = :. -at
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues were
| inspected last night. Company + was also
inspected at the store of Lieutenant II. T
Miller by Colonel Bradley L. Johnson. The
soldier.boys presented handsome appear
apce. >.. vii 3.t ...t.a.... r..-..
Rev. DR.. Mayer will lecture again to.nigh,
at Assembly Hall. Subject: Crucitxior
of Jesus of NsZ ireth."
Lent commences to-day week-Fcbruary
10th. s.r ~ ..-s & 1@u .-.sa-.
NJ. w. Baughum, of Louisa county, was
before United States Commissioners Atkins
yesterday charged with selling. liquor near
Treviian's depos without paying lne special
tax required by law. The case was partly
heard, and continued for further evidence
| The defendant gave bail for his appearance
in $500. zi,st.
Next Saturday night the Sheridan, Mack
Il Day Combination will give one Of theii
amusing entertainments ut tbe Virgins
Opera.House. This Combination has at
tracted large audiences in this city hereto.
fore, and they will no doubt be greeted by Q
tull house upon the occasion of their second
appearance in this city. ,...r
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| Usirrp srArrs DisrRicr CotRr, YEsrHk
DAY-Judge Hughes preStding. In the mat.
ter of w. II. ,Kespess, bankrupt. The sale
| OF the Ibankrupt's real estate to John b.
Donovan on the 18th of January, 1875, was
confirmed, and the assignee directed TO make
a deed TO the purchaser whefi all the p,ir-
chase-money Is paid. ,ss.',, ;5a..i#
In the matter Of D ohm G. Wynue, bankrupt
The marshal was ordered to pay the amount
10 bis bands 10 the assignee In this cause. I
In the matter of 4; j. Andrews, bankrupt.
The marshal was ordered to restore the
horse, dray, and harness to the trustee OF
Mrs. Andrews. @"s.n,.E 1.t t.#aam
10 the matter of Zaccbeus b. Mumford,
bankrupt. The bankrupt filed schedule OF
his assets and liabilities as required by order
Of court. y g, E4sI
In the matter of NJ. N. Kraker, bankrupt.
The injunction heretofore awarded was dis
solved, and the bankrup3s petition for the
same dismissed. -Ha.< -. .. ..-.r,,'.-
Iu the matter of R. G. Farley, bankrupt.
William j. Mayo, of Richmond, was appoint
ed assignee uice Perrin Kemp, declined, =.
In the matter Of J. 4. Peck, bankrupt.
The assignae was ordered TO pay to A. Aus
tin Smith S100 as an attorneys fee.
In the matter of William II. Martin, bank
rupt. The rule in this cause against the as
sgnee was further enlarged, and the award
Of execution further suspended until The
18th instant.
In the matter of Jacob Mytinger, bank.
rupt. The assignee was ordered to splE the
bankrupt's real estate, free from all liens and
incum brances except the right Of dover of
the bankrupt's wife, at Warrenton, on some
court. day after due notice. ~ -e -
John K. Townsend, of Accomac, was dis
charged in bankruptcy. -i -tsa
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KATIE PUrNAM.-Katie Putnam, one of the
most charming little actresses known to a
Richmond audience, commences, an engage
'ment at the Theatre. on Monday evening
next, on which occasion Fanchon will be
presented The repertoire for the remain
der of the week is as follows: Tuesday, Old
Curiosity Shop; Wednesday, Pearl of Savoy ;
Thursday. Daughter of the Regiment; Fri
day, Little Barefoot. Tie bill for Saturday
Matinee and the evening performance has
fn1t yet been announced. - s-@
/ Katie will no doubt have warm recep-
lion. Seats may be secured at Jobnston's
music-StCre, on Main street near Tenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-03

JUsrics ME1Eo Our TO TBiEvss.-Albert
Morgan, arrested by Sergeant Daniel Wren
and Policeman Ogilvie, charged with assault.
Ing S. NJ. Gill and robbing MIN Of S44, was
cximined by the Police Justice Yesterday,
and sent on to the grand jury of the Hust'
ings Court for Indictment.
William Hill Colored), caught by Stephen
Poland (coJoreG stealing bolts Of the. value
of So trom the Danvile Railroad bridge, was
sent to, jaiF for twelve months by the Police
Justice. -HtEg--','f..a er'"#- -
Fred. Hackett (colored), charged with
stealing one vest, Lwo pairs of pants, and
TWO coats, all OF the value Of $40, the pro.
perty of Archie Branch (colored), was sent
to Jail also for twelve months. .. ...
Richard johnson, charged with being a
common thief and vagraut, was sent to Jail
for six months in default of surety.