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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-26
RICHMOND YORE GiyhE AND IHESAPEAhAl
RAILROAD Co., sUPERISTEEDEST's FFlCk: {
hICHMoND, JaGuary %. 1870.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing MONDAY, January -, lh7j
passenger and freight trains on thi, road "illrun
as follows: 1880 - ,,,.,r ,,
PASSENGER TEAMS FOR WFsT POINT 81!
leave Richmond daily tSundays excspird' al . !.
NJ, and will arrive from Wet Point daily tA"I'
days excepted) al 0:30 A. ".
1he splendid steamer LOUISE. Captain a. =
NICKLE, will rlln In connection With Tbs [9Hi'
leaving West Point MONDAYS, W EDHE>DAfs,
and FRIDAYS on the arrival OF the 5 Y. VI tTtin
from Richmond. AVID arriving az Ba!tittorr AIRY
next morning, aud leaving baltimore TU EsDAls'
THuRSDAiS, aud SATURDAYS al 1 L. A.
rive ut u est Point next orniDs In lime " coz, coz,
meet with the train due at krhnsoHo al lV3o
A. ". ..-. .s.E.... u, IN
10 H.,
Fare 70 w nSniDSt0n .......,...--~' .''''''' "a
Fare TO Philadelphia. ....."....,...."..... *
! THROUGH FREiG HIT TRAIN viii leave Ris.i-
| n,ond WEDNtSDkYS, FR1DAYSr and ST..
DAYS. AT 4 A. NJ, cour, citing: Ut West Poit VIZ.
| steamer. landing freight In Baltimore ea:y peA'
| mOruiug. So a, -,
| attached leaves Richmond for. West f9in' =
! way stations MONDAYS, THuksDAlS'p -
/ SATURDAYS. II a. 81. and leasre' " e't w.
| for Richmond y O'Clock ruOn Of same days.
I EDWARD +. FJLtSER, S19erineiIFtS
/ WIN. BRAGG. Master TrSr sDofaton. H :.
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81. SUMMERDEANn AUGUSTA COUN-
OTY, yA.,l RYE WhISkt'Y.-We desire TO
caution the tru:e aud tho public generally against
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS o. the above popular brand
OF Virginia ID oun tain Nhiskey. This brand, hay-
Ing been duly registered and protected by copy
right ut the United states Patent I fiice. Wash
ngtcn. b. G.. Is sole properly; and other par
ties using the same. or any imitation thereof, rem
der themselves liable TO prosecution according to
law JENKINS. CAPERS i CO..
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. ll3 south Fourteenth street,
NH ~ Richmond, Va.
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BY n. NJ Lee,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE FRAME DWELLING
WITH LOT THiRTY-THREE FrET
TWEEN MADISON AND MONROE STREETS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-By request OF the
owner ! will sell ut auction, on The pre- misses on
above described. The house contains ELK rooms
above the basement. with yerandah In 'he front ana
reqr gas and water on the lot. This property Is IN
a rap,dIy-,mproving part OF the city and Should
nj rsct the attention of persons wi,hlng to pur-
chase.
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
and secured by trust deed On The properly.
NH e6 ". ~. LEE. AuctfoDeer.
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kICIIaOSD, tHEDG & POTOMAC K. Il. tO,i
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT. }
RICHMOND. December ! 7. iS74.)
OF TRAINS.

kICIIaOSD, FHEp'G & POTOMAC Il. H.. tO.i
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT !
RICHMOND. December II. io74.)
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
2:35 P.M.,DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Strect SIS.
ton daily, CONNECTING WITH
THE STEAMER kEYPORT At
Quuntico, with trains of the Bsi-
more and Ohio railroad at their wharf
opposite AlcNandrIa-,iue In Blti-
more "A, g:20 =. 81; and at Washing.
ton with the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad for Baltimore aud the North
and Vest.
l:lOP.M., NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd.slret
station Sundays excepted, connecting
AT Washington with the Baltimore
and Potomac and Baltimore aud Ohio
railroads.
Cos z. NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for
Hanover junction. leaves Broad.strSi
station tSundays exceptedj.
sos A. NJ, NIGHT NAH. arrives al Byrd-Siree
station (MOndays excepted
1870 2. NJ, DAY MAIL arrives al BY rd-srett STA.
ton daily.
s:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TEAM arrive
at Broad-street station Sundays ex
eep'eo'N NOTICE.
By this route new and elegant SLEEPING
CAR has been added To night trains both ways lH.
tween Richmond and Baltimore for the special
comfort or Richmond passengers. CHARGE tOa
BERTHS, FL. Passengers taking this car are no.
disturbed on reaching Richmond; they can 'einaa
In the cur to as late IN hour rs they plea'e
TRI-WEEKI.Y FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave and arrive a! Broad,
Street static, or MONDAYS " sDa J > and
FRIDAYS. Al Qnantico a!l-riil connr,,n"i! iof
freigh,s TO and from all points North and West.
Through bills OF !adtng and rates gwen :" Al
principal points North and West.
Sy order Of General Superintendent.
j. &. q ENTRY.
deli General Freight ard Ticket Agent
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NH Cost
BY Lyme 4 Brother,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1912 Afatn street.

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS, COR
l NFR OF ALLEN AND PORTER STREETS,
AT AUCTION-W iii be sold at public auction, Oh
The premises. on WEDNESDAY the 3lst day Of
March 1875 at AZ O'Clock p. D.. TWO NEAT
FIX MED rENEblENTS locsted as above de-
scribed. containing three rooms each. The lots
front together so by 1872 feet. l-.-.E
TERMS will he very liberal, ard made known at
rho h.ur of sale LYME & BKUTHER,
NH "a -AuctioDeerS.
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AUCTION sALEs-This nay.
BY Cook Il LuughtUu. Aucu0neers,
40. 10 EnVcrrOr street

ID NVJh q LHUKIkUHs hNItI0HerI5f
No. 10 Governor street
T UMBER-WAGON, HORSES, FOUR.
IL SEAT buggy, SC. AT AU-TION:-Atthe
request Of hessrs Green & Alien we VIII sell ut
their shoB corner of seventh and Grace Streets on
FRIDAY the Goth Instant 1t J o O'Clock,
One pair OF MATCH Houses. a.#-.Es
3 One LUMREE-W AGOS and HARNESS,
One twO-borse SPRING MACON, a.,s
r Cne four. seat BUGGY, .... -s ..
Fine FEED-CUTTER, .a.r.-s..f- H... .s-.' u
FEED-BO3, =. r. .-.. rr..'. .H.-...-.
One SADDLE and RRIpLE.
The attention Of lumber. dealers and teamsiers Is
par icuarly asked, the sale being POSITIVE ana unle-
served -. COOK q LAUGHrUS,
NH % Auctionrers.
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& CANTON INSIDE LINE."eesTpa

!" CANTON TON ! INSIDE :m Ii L1N \.
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRLWEEkLY.
On and after OCTOHER. iIsT the splendid Iron
steamers OF this line will leave Richmond TUES
DAYS. THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan Steamboat Cnmpany's pier, corner OF
Twenty econd and Dock str e's, making close con-
neciion each "Trip at Canton. Md. (East Baltmore)
with the Philadelphia, y Huntington. and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philanelphla.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All fri light bv this line covered by lire and marine
insurance free OF cost. No docknse charged "a at
Richmond. Rates rs low rs any other line. This
is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
mcnd. .
Frrighfs ordered by this line should be marked
"tanton Inside / inc" and sent IT, the l'Illadei-
phii Wilmington aud Baltimore depot, Philadel-
pbia.
moad For further Information apply 10
l.. Il. TATUM, Agent,
Offices Twentv-secoud and rock streets
and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
is WILSON, General Freight Agent,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA jill
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TOR NEW YORK The &Rt6
It Old Dominion Steamship Com panv's &s-s
Steamship WYANOkE. Captain Couch, will sal
FRIDAY. March 26 b, at 2 O'Clock i. NJ.
Positively no freight receiyedafter O'Clock z. IL
Through bills OF lad1ng signed, ana Roons for
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports. .l.r..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $l2: Storage, IS; ROUND.
"Trip tickets, $50. ...a.
For freight or passage apply to -.....
- -.5 G. w. ALLEN u CO.. Agents.
mh24-3t EomDanv's W harr. RocKe,p
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NOTICE~We have appointed MEssRs.
~ CHRISTIAN s. WHITE our sole agents for
the sale OF GEORGE GoULET'S celebrated CHAM.
PAGNES. JOSEPH RlFELAkD'S SONS.
Trade supplied NJ agents prices In New York,
freight added. CHRISTIAN Il WHITE.
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By Grubbs j. Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE BAR FIXTURES, &C., COM
l. PLETt) UF SCAMMELL'S OLD STAND. No.
2lS Ninth street. near Broad, viii he sold at auc
,iop, on the premises, on SATURDAY. 27tn of
March, Mt l O'Clock A. NJ. VIII he sold rs Il whole.
or In parcels ~ may be deemed best at the time Of
sale.
mIlD5 ..s.... . AuctiohcerS.
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CAUTION. --
Buy no powders or prepared slMAoNS's LlQhh
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper
with trademark, stamp, and signature uuoroken
non' o'''0' j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
TIE SYMPTOMS Of Liver
Complaint arr unt asin"ss and
pain in the side. Sometimes
the pain is In the shoulder, and
is MISTAKEN for rheumatism.
The stomach Is effected with
LOSS OF APPETITE and sick
hess. b0we s In general cos
TIVE, sometimes alternating
with lax. The HEAD Is trou-
bled with pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, considerable LOSS
OF MEMORY. accompanied
with painful Sensation 'f hay-
ing LEFT USDOSE something
which ought to have been
done. Often complaining of
weakness, DEBILITY. and low
spirits. Sometime MANY of
the aboyesymplons aitrhdthe
disease, and al other tunes
very FEW of them but The
LIVER Is generally The organ
most involved.
Nearly all diseases originate from indigestion and
torpidily of the liver. and r,het Is always anX-
u,lsy sought after. If The liver j. regulated iu is
action ucath Is almost invariably secured. Want
o. action in The liver cn'ls,s hcadarhe, nslpa, Ion.
aundicc pain in The shoulders, cough, chills, dZzi-
ness, sour stomach. bad TASTE In the mouth bilious
attacks palpitalon of the heart depression of spi-
rits, or the blues. and Il hundred other symptoms
for which SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is
acts mildly. eff clua ~, and, being simple vegea.
bic com pound, can do no tnjury i'll any quantities
that 1t may be taken. II is harmless In every way
IL has btcu used for forty years, and hundreds OF
the good and great from all parts or the country
will rouch for its being the purest and best.
NH lO-tJt2S
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BY Burton, Carter & Co, 81
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers.

BY Burton, Carter ( Co, ....sr.
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers.
FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL BUILD.
l. INGEOT. On THE NINf-MlLE ROAD IN
THE COUNTY lF HENR1C0.-As substituted
trustee In a iced from Thomas Fl. BOsher and wife
the benefit of Della Pate, wife of John W. Pate,
Of record In Henrico County Court clerks oiiice
~. Is. No. 90, p. 412). being thereto requested by
said ella Pate Shall on %EDN t.SDAf the 81 st
day of March. 1S75.at~4H O'Clock p. NJ on the
premises sell at public auction beautiful BUILD,
ING LOT fronting 80 feet on the Nine-h1ie roau
and running back 20 feet to an alley, and Is near
the corporate limits. g...... r.. IT,. f..E.g
IEkMs: On day Of sale. .oa,,
NH os.5t. M substituted trustee.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dkc.

WINES, LIQEDRS, TOBAGC0, Hc.
WINES AND LIQUORs.-ELLISO& i
w HARVEY, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEAL
ERS, 1859 Cary street have In store the foGowlnH
desirable goods, to which they Invite the at Anion
of buyers DO.
10 one-eigbth casks PORT and SHERRY WME,
40 quarter casks fORT aud SHsRkI VIM
2J barrels SWEET CATAwBA WINE. .
So ualf-barres BLAckBsRRY, IHERRi,and GIN
GER BRANDY
l O h-casks pure HOLLAND GIN. ~. 1.. ..-
l s-casks pure FRENCH BRANDY,
5 barrels pure rPLy. BRANDY.
so barrels OLD RYE. distilled 1869.
ALSO, I'll. Ill.,. JILL.
i full supply Of the following Whiskt4s:
OLD GARNET,
- kSICKEkBO CKER, .. s.sa.
GOLDEN ECTAg, -..~..
FAGLF,
RELCdEa's SUNNY SOUTg,
and all era Ccs OF common.
ny's" c liberated Wbiskeys-oae, two, and THREE
years y,a.
erss .distillery, one year oio. ' mh ZZ-ot
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aleETh
COMPANY. s1Es7S

I This company viii dispatch one OF their splendid
steapers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE, and HAT.
ThRAS-eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
DAY ut high water.
These ships are entirely new. aud were built eI
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saleons staterooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly
at New York OH the Cornpany's covered pier, 81
North river
Freights for points beyond New York forwardec
With dispatch, and no charge made except actua
expenses Incurred.
Freight received until p. Al. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana office Companv's wharves. Rockets.
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xa,aRs,AD ,.sn ga

90 Es - -
1iHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March II,
1875, passenger trains will run as follows:
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CAUTION.
Buy no powders or prepared sIMMONSs LIVER
with Trademark, stamp, and signature uubroken
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DEPARTURE isF STEAMERS.

DEF III <sE - 20. ~ III =. -
TOR PHIL ABE PHI A. &EA
T The steamer ALLIAN( E, Captain ss.khf f61a6S
CARR, win receive fire light for the .oUvr port I'll
THIS DAY (FJiday). the 26th Instant, at O'CLOCK
Freight taken at low rate for Wilmington, Del
~ W. P. PORT Err. Agent.
NH 26.1t 2425 Dock streei.
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prDs RENT

TOR RENT. FOUR NfR1 DEsi-
pAcIE Rooms on second floor with gas 49,
and w,,rr. also. use OF rarlor. Apply ut NJ. olo
a. stt 4. north OF Broad. mn 20 81"
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EIRSr-CLASS SPLINT LUMP AT s.
Il per 25 bushels: Anthracite. gralc and stove,
~ and ~ 20 per ton; Quiunimont and Cum
berlsnd cnginc, SO to $3.50 per ton; Glover
i'm ana Other Goals from 1925 10 70 per load.
Oak and Pine Wood at lowest prices. Quantity and
quality wariantedto equal any III the city. sine
leenth and Cary streets. Z. IL. PAGE,
NH 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

sons being preseD AZ n single meeting WIN ARE OF %
spenhors making Addresses ~ once some OF " iP
maj and manufacturers there say they have sac ItlIh
i'm RrTuI can success and speedy resu;ptioh OF sio
Payments that they making prepaia,iD' 20 ' ~
,.rk vii IN a few month";. 90 In The coL'ri portions :"
the Stale. where maIiuf2 curing IL general IN ="
condition. wherever tho money ISSUE lr H.th ltri'-'
eoi,I9 ar,, rcDni led IN T.nDsyiI to i4tiits -'f'
planted taensoiyoG soGar,ly ON tha question it' au
Ir-r o The Republican party hem" ucr'Haei WIZ ii
,antei pictures gold oollsrs aud Tie t)ahii,
party having painted sreoubacAs at the 9oCoi ''' ~
and the town has been Cinv@ssti, WIN 81" - ~
votes on tat que IOn fOI The hruDhc@b non =. ~
save The Count, OF Musklngum u the School uu.5Oh
could now be confined to the cOun ry' ~hcfc Ht"Hht
pars penetrate more seldom. and public opllioh ~ u
n m ding arolscd aud in the cities the hhl.cial fies
ton could Dee faIly met and clCarY cAHai.tN u" w
operative. and those most likely 10 Oe dcl D. 1870
.fiois ~ soapbuhhie currency there Won it i' nl'
fion Of an UNPARALLELED victory, which WCul- -ANo u"
National sign u CGucC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

TA- a. -r+ controversy between 'he Custom
is-ea i.lo.,.s az icaj M importer thcs, goods
I... r..:r.' , some interesting face concerning ~
slu... ~. ... ,ls gown laI ;-.y within f.T years
- c,.., iei... II -ns IiO1tE, I~rH,A rugs are 10
.oi.,r a ra..i,. and wat Was formerly the rridc
q d coill.i-,i-,ly tc~ oNn'rs has now be-
nc coLHou possession. TIE public OF ms
.rg..r however have but Nt-le laovlcage on them.
ana orY very I'v PERSONS sge aware Of tle variety "
0-ente rugs ana the dist nctv~ feature Of the products
% l.:ent local es. With many tie terms Persian aud
Turkish, a. arp lei TO rugs are synonymoUs aAd this IS
o well ,r so'1 ~ the dealers ,AaJ often customers
o' inc fo , , tie Other served from tc finr pic"
fashion ta- .f4O lei tlc bus mess chiefly D." 'f.it
..f ana regular patterns. henct tnc oiCtro f cry
-..i ia i luo4 and Les-n, aIt tie 10 Acis oErtS o.
.,U.t mites Tor .t.no IVY imitation
There agc c.unO sSrtirs oil rZs a. o.! peintlNgN ehd
t.eTc is u business Europe .nhn0"n IA ms c'nhily
exc p &C. elo., = ccecinS tlcse iabfcs 81 Or me
man tu.s commercial int course. a'i -. 81 mere
limited 1Uantt-. all made DF memo, no tNo 'iEe, Oi
- l.lY Shapes .u- CU.I" 4csiGnc. IT, d.efflcts HLer-
..Y come ca.'c 0t"e., Tie m"Aufac-Urc Las
d.l out. there "a s.aEp competition SI.onE Ore
collie, ois, a.l secondhand rlga are often bought az ai
Al % p.i -ch col act.On Was recently sent To- ty
mis- III rke and tticugn no. more expensive than Other
rnQs tlat H. raj effect can te easily duplicated. Yet
dealers .Ie arid TO IOUcH tnon because j. GTtt 10 tc
popular taste. Th- heavy duty won ga yer, largely
fn her rn- ~ turned and tie consnee j forced L.
oler item At retail may be seen IN to advertisements
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TIE DEBT QUESTION.

10 ne EdtI0r OF INC IftOuht
Sic: lndorsing al you say in your remarks
in answer 3r J. T.. Paillps in this mornings RIB
t,r wish TO add TO them that IN accepting reenback
doars in place OF gold dollars when they were worth
only 80 upwards, the creditor class paid IFS
share Of the cost % tie country this greenback swim
die and The had the benefit Of H. But now
when tie Gaze IA proposed be re ersed, tho debtor
class ncn u 10 refuse to pay ITS share, and be
ca,,e II outnumher- the creditor cas' 1t proposes 10
ov.rpowcT the latter the polls. Is its course hon
est The decision OF the Supreme Court that
greenbaek dolar- legal tender where gold ones
only were ineld,d Is a two-cdsed sword and II II wac
good law ln the one casc must be good Law n TIE
olnes II Is that this proposed reverse action on
tA- uaft ~ ~ Government 10 bring rs iegltcn0ei
notes ~ par n .J,d would not In III com ls3
ne ngo PERSONS @hJ Injured b. thor IL pre- IN
i0n owing 70 The ci nged Interests II ndividuals hn
IL would In compC nsato the same classes, aad
would therefore DO act justice "a po,-lusc.
heu- TorE, Sspt ~. l6f5, o. l.. X.
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GENERAL NOTES.

A Texan Judge lost S120 at three card monte
on q train of cars Ohio tho other day.
Alcom University, ut Meridian, has cost the
state Of Mississippi during tho last two or three years the
sum Of 100000.
Peace principles have so far advanced il
frankfort ~. that only 1913 men now anb"er 10 tho
oan of CO.One" there
It is noticed that q boy in Kansas has been
relieved nom tlc eGecta Of a sneDte b. stroAs -}Io-
rcrtnic injection OF ammonia.
The City Of Columbia, s c., must be hard
mn; ,or no rr' osarcr woS Icoenty obliged TO give tie
& II. Padl Alderman has been ignOmiuiously
expelled from s soat tor acccnng ~ TOR hi5 influence
in .r.tius 81 msr Dpo Dted watclnln.
COMPLICATED moral ease this at Manhattan,
Kan 10y wa dcl,ci by he.ae. ana nothing Oat d.
In Rockford, Texas, the people gather salt
for VOC Jais of c hay coast nc-' ~; hn, dij Nilo
Ia .utc evaporation, .Aa .iuru d hitpctof 0'lt.
/ chl has been expelled from Que Of Che
uaiic schools o. sen F,anciaC' Tor ~ nt hnok7 5" hr
.lr 'lG - Qbrail money io lle purchasa cf fn.iy
4 printer 10 Padurah ~, The other caN
ran match against lime. G"d uado 65Ii2 YAM va ]
marte 81 escoads, Or al acreage @. 10 rect PEI
second.
An Ohio mau named bis daughter proc,ama-
uou Emau.i pltion " 10 Nigh have done worse eays
acr.ty Did COMMENT ~, " ha might haYe na cd 10.
4 gentleman an 'i0N:fd OOHhtF, ms, .Hi!
r,c-on,ei ga, foil las t.n I'D tine Comfy Board. ILL.,
,a.. 1as. 60 .ir. -, -. - services ns ole insane
lH.Jr, .-.).
81 Is sst.I C.,t The Philadelphia conlec-
.-..er .io a.......- "D.i. liN Kisses cam sr'
.,,. ta.r ere 40 e.i Tho i5.s's are preferred b.
'..u ai t,''".
Bats are saiJ 10 be iny.terate AMI effective
.ne-nics or. sdi.tor a eptcnaa ~ %cu lo..y, ral
keeps bat u IFS bedroom drr the season for p.o"e
ton rom t,.' .a,,"r il,tts.
A California clergyman has deposited a
.lC0 gold uotc la o bank "a -aa Diego ard a'et.i~ef
,lpt -aai. rr IT, reward o. 4ny spiniua3t w-o con
a.. riC'tiv tir rInlcro ~.
The cd'1r of The Tourney Web) Pres a'-
~ 7gl.-eeJ ne ...'. ~ ctr10bar Erc feet eight
a.a.. 30 f,ncth. Ans set ncop.o Insist Chat be-
1r. Ia Is not an agricultural ,oun ~.
Au argument III ftyor Of Di1a'-b ys.
warming a.must staying od ia.co nis'ds. At -U'Yt-
ION BRIDGE LcN 'f.,r. who boarded Fith Ceo~' Ooh.
t.l., i,..r g.. % D .i.rr il o.. .'.rHrn- aut '.
r fle .Ynlnrl -ageu he wan 't 10 coli- y" Af 90 i9
bed
4 Inc seen. WIS ht.l presented on fam
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-21

TIE GILBERr PLAN BEFORE 1UR Co1Mis. ''Nf''S-
sUPporTER5 Og THE OrEN cut AID >'N"S"'
GH0U:r seursfts CfhnUNG A1T"NTION
The Rapid Transit Commissioners yesterhe'y
gave hearing 80 ssrs FO-t IT, I0weiT. and navarro
representing The Gilbert Elfpntef Railroad Company,
The general rroyisios OF the low a ting tbs cbaTiss
Of tho Gilbert Company wero discussed sud tine Gilbert
plan OF an elevated road waG examined. The general
features Of this p,n folowe Je track Is elevated
on IRON colune two leo IA diameter placed ia the street
y feet apart triusyo.y eni each side Of $40 street
railway ira as Il,ngi'nc nalY icy Pre- 30 feet apart
Tic columns rats - bcor plate ri 'cted together in
scotons. on top O.. Dsler3o iron grder toH@hafod
which bcar fosr lorutudua ii@'ss, e'lo hox-shaped
and iied with WOO. Each iol tulIn mai giroer carria
I've %. rails. ~ t'fn5 nr o. ate or bel" a. ~ or
Ig~ni.r orPg ri ID. O." HHDro Pic 'fneF9 n a tSt-
mated t',t more fN,n 1910 80 pounds o ;ron res ms
Fii Dee qurc IA ta st.uotu 20 t-tiGai'o N TIC sCeel
Icit
Nj MONS and of}crs rapre-eutiue cpen cut and M
der -rJ-rl roads eOut-art - i-a % tiA-f y, on tA
Con- .'.IeIa T-nr asset tNf t' l0ft iniinna 81
dollars Of ta0t4i fI beck tlew lut OF ~ me C0ain~
-0ror- spy th.v te not .'n .'i- 81 rOle Ol tDs
f.rlfrla 'u.rs - rc cnD-1n .r .rf- foci re thht
IN orati-if r10d tls best aiid % fie money can -
seeIiei 20 ren-irca - 80 Lr claimants arftaf n
demand hearings tat ti, 'lI Iss'p1.~. Er - iml1s
enle ~ close ho.r '.~' i- r''r sr ,hr Mt0nf.o N
DO Lelcrs We,o r,,ld 0otday ,iom ". France, K
como So. kOl. D., b. r.. u cf' 20, All y. 4 Morgan
TLc 4 a.ui. ..ion,.s "i ;nocf 10 %. ~. today