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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02

vocal corresponsal el ST.. Presidente
de aquella association prometiendo-
Sc los que han de formar Ia anonima
BANco DE Puerto Rico, que muy en-
breye llegaran q un acuerdo defniti-a
70 y sin restricciones; contando al
efecto con Ia ilustrada cooperation de,
las classes agrfcolas y comerciales de
tan importante distrito.
En- seguida, leida el acta anterior,
y puesta q discussion la enmienda pro-
puesta 4 los artfculos q, AZ Y 80 de.
los Estatutos, y teniendo en- cuenta
la diyersa forma en- que puede deere
tarse defnitivamente el pago de la
indemnizacion por la abolicion de la
esclavitud, q fin de conciliar los debe
res y derechos de las dos classes de
accionistas, Sc acordaron ciertas acla-
raciones, cuya redaccion Sc encomen-
do al Sr. Canals, y Sc insertan al final
de esta acta con las demas bases ge-
nerales que Sc conyongan.
Qued6 aprobada la enmienda pro-
puesta al art. 80; adicionando 4 su
primer parrafo las palabras siguien-
tes: "y espirado 81 plazo senalado q
los accionistas que paguen en- efecti-
vo para la consignacion en- Gaia del
primer dividendo."
Tambien fueron aprobadas, des-
pues de discutidas las enmiendas pro-
puestas q los art. g., 7o y 80
Fueron objeto de especial y razo
nado debate las relativas al art 81, y
siendo las diez menos cuarto de la no.
che, sin haber terminado aquel, Sc
suspendi6 la session para contlnuarla
q las dos de la tarde del dia siguiente.
Alberta de nuevo 4 esa hora del %
del citado mes y ano, continue una
detenida discussion sobre las enm!en-
das al art. 80 de los Estatutos, y que
dc de6nitivamente aprobada su re-
daccion en- la forma que al final del
acta sc inserta.
Fueron igualmente aprobadas las
propuestas a los arts. II y II.
Acto continue Sc procedi6 q discu-
tir ell proyecto de acuerdo adicional, !,
y qued6 aprobado por unanimidad
con las adiciones y enmiendas 81
guientes:
Ia Que la Junta directiva provisio-
nal "se componga de un Presidcnte,
un Vice Presidente y once vocales );
nombrando ademas Vocales cores
ponsales en- todos los puntos donde la
misma 10 juzgue conveniente.
2: Que sc sustituya el art. 5? con
el siguiente:
"La Junta directiva provisional
queda autorizada para arbitrar los
medios de subvenir 4 los primeros
gastos que pueda ocasionar la funda-
cion & installation del Banco y demas
fines que le estan encomendados.
Y habiendo pasado las cuatro de
la tarde, Sc acordo 'suspender la Sc
sion para continuarla & las ocho de la
noche.
Alberta de nuevo a esta hora, Sc
procedi6 al nombramiento de los Sres.
que han de const1tu1r la Junta direc-
tlva PROVISIONAL y fueron electos los
que continuation Sc expresan:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-02-02
d" "Presidente,
Excmo. Sr. Marques de la Esperanza

Excmo. Sr. Marques de Cabo-Caribe.
Sr. Don Enrique Delgado.
+" i" Jose A. Canals.
/" +" Elias de Iriarte.
Excmo. Sr. d. Limo D. Saldana.
Sr. Don Pablo Saez.
i" Antonio Arzuaga.
" Geronimo Zervf.
F." !" P6lux j. Padilla.
{" /" Guillermo Latimer.
Excmo. Sr d. Pablo Ubarri."
Sc acord6 por dltimo, que a la ma
yor brevedad empiece. a funcionar la
Junta provisional! directiva para cum
plir desde luego los fines siguientes:
1o-Redaccion definitiva, con SUI
iecion 4 las bases acordadas y a los
preceptos del C6digo de Comercio,
de los Estatutos, Reglamento y es-
critura social del "Banco de Puerto
Rico.
2o-Aprobacion y formalizacion le-
gal de dichos documentos.
3o-Abrir y lleyar los libros de
inscription y transferencia de accio-
mes, con facultad de expedir los GER
tificados correspondence, en- la forma
que Sc acuerde.
4o-Los demas objetos a que Sc
refere ell acuerdo adicional aprobado.
Y las bases generates que Sc ha
acordado insertar en- este acto son
como sigue:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

CofNcIDEScE AND ITS REsULrs-seyeral
weeks ago our townsman RoBrRr OLIVER, ESQ.,,
happened 20 buy fn Hanrans tobacco-store pack
age Of smoking tobacco which bore the mannfac-
turer's stamp Of Robert w. Oliver, Westha.n To-
bacco Works, Richmond, VAR Struck with the
similarity OF the name, and not knowing but the
manufacturer might be descendant Of certain rela-
tives OF bis OF whom he had lately lost knowledge.
Mr. OLIVER sat down and wrote to bis namesake,
citing the circumstance and making inquiries. Dir.
OLIVER. Of Richmond, replied promptly In very
courteous and kind letter, in which he alluded deli
cately and sympatheticaly to the late difference be-
tween the two sections, but tracing
other direction. Notwithstanding this, however, he
claimed the privilege OF cultivating cur townsmans
acquaintance. In this way correspondence was
struck up, photographs were exchanged, and short
time ago very unexpected sequel resulted. Our
hr. OLIVER received large box by express, which,
on being opened, disclosed sample packages Of all
the other Mr.. OL1vEn's tobaccos, elegantly put up
and assorted, and including some Of the most fra
grant and delicious tobacco we have ever seen In the
market. hr. OLIVER has an immense mandatory
In Richmond, which employs large amount OF
labor and Is one Of the most thrifty concerns In the
South.-0s,oeoo (Nep York; Pdlladium.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

ELLIS BEDFORD AND OTHERS PARDoNED
BY GOVERNOR RKEHPER.-GoyernorK Kemper
yesterday pardoned the following persons !:
Ella Jones, sentenced to twelve months in
Jail at Danville for petty larceny.
William Scott (negro), sentenced to nine
months in the city Jail for petty larceny.
Ellis Redford, twelve months in the city
Jail for exhibiting game called keno. In
this case his Excellency gave the following
reasons:
"Pardoned on the Recommendation of the
Judge Of the Hastings Court Of Richmond
and many other leading citizens. The pris-
oner had exhibited, not as his regular CALI
ing, a very simple game OF chance which is
prohibited by law, but in so doing he COM
mitted no act OF fraud or unfairness. Long
before his arrest he had permanently aban-
doned that practice, and was leading use
full and blameless life when arrested. He
bears q good character, and is disabled and
afflicted in consequence OF wounds honora-
bly, received in war. He has now suffered
more than the maximum punishment pre-
scribed by law for his offence. He has been.
punished enough, and is therefore restored
to liberty and usefulness.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRM 1s, 1870


PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRIL 18, 1875. .ssss.$;ssS
ARRIVED.
steamer Isis, Drew, Petersburg, nerchandi disc, g
u scSooner IooeI /. b. Fisk, Baker woods Hole
AUa Schooner B. c. Terry, Cranmer, Norfolk,
load for New York, Currte d Co. ~
SAILED. s.,
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Nsw stossxs. o..
merchandise and passengers, v. y. a.sea = ss,s
s,eamer Fanita, Howe philadelphia, n'erciaandis
and passengers, w. i. Porter. agent ,....,y
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nortoikss MsE-
chandise and passengess L. H. l,osrsndiss
and nassengers, &. Is. Tatun, agent. Z;
schooner Samuel Warren, Hess Aaiiyltic. ~ ~
coal, Curtis & Parker zt'
- cLEAnEo FOR THIS PORT. ~
From Bath, Ne, April 10, schooner W iihaia ~ = &
efixsolbj From baltimore April II, schooner Euss cers
sey. ,,,, ,,n. -
Schooner White Eoain, Di1, from Hishrao1e, g
washington April IL. -, u, - -
schooner Archer and Reeves, Smith; three days
= Sehooner Kate and Lnslla, Bonsal, from Stty
Point, at PhiIadelphia April lo. !. y.
aSchoouers N,ry II. Hick,DaR. Robinson 6enefEt
TorberI PaYdee and Laura Roeinson, heii5t n2sns
lanes liver, at Piiade!Dhi Apfii io. a. :.
schsoner Ashland, Creighton, from James rsysss
y sesnoner stnbad Perry, FROM Rockiand for Ri
nnnd at Newport April 10. =
Schooner Mary and FrBncesf MshhofeHss lstls lsA'sas
Richmond 4. PhIaaelpsas Aprns ssi toms, hst st
chcsser. pa, In 1874. By John Roach z son. - -
tesn sold by the Old Dominion E3ns
~ an Francfsco parties, and WIZ leave 1or tast
on or about May1 Terms pri igase. $. -
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, April 10. 1919. s.
sALEs.-S2,00o Virginia Central Railroad fourth
mortgage s's at 50 5000 city S's ut 112. u
american Gold-112k bid. q 8 s.. 81
Stttte SecuYftis8-Yirginia consols, 67A bidt 6s4
asked; Virginia consols, new, 50 bid 40 asked Ytf
eerticates 2SS asked; virginia tx-reseiyabla cou-
pons, SSH bid, S9H asked. f
city Securfties.-Richmond city S's, III bid
burg city s's, s5h bid; tynchblEg city a,ss 1oxs
6id hyrshblrg city e's ss Sid; H1rfSk esy
CIV s8 Sa ay srsaee
Railroad Bonds-Virginia Central kaair0ao
third mortgage 6ts, J. and u, 565 asked VIZ Yn,r
J. and j., 7OX asked; southside Railroad first
mortgage preferred S's, j and j, 77f asked Ricq.
and D., l06 bid. Richmond, FredericksbGs and
6esn9e and Msanndria Railroad third mortgage
NJ. and N, TN asked; Richmond and panyilie Rail-
Canal Bonds.-James River and Kalarha Canal
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and n, soy asked,
Railroad Stocxs.,Richmond, Frederiekspusf
100 par, 90 bid; Richmond and Danyille Railrosa,
Railroad common, loo par, 95 bid; sea5es5a a car ana
Bank stocks.~First National, 100 par, II Ok bid
12O asked; National Bank Of yirginia. lgD pars
log bid. 105 asked; Planters National, lo9 pay,
100 asked; Bank Of Commerce, 20 par, 20 bid
Union Bank Of Richmond SO par, 40 bid, BY asEea
Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par. ~ asReui
Tssurance Compantes.--virginia Fire and Ne
rine, 25 par 35 bid; Virginia state 20 par ~ pid
chants s and % Mechanics, loo par, 81 bid; Old po.
%,n,Ga' ton, sS par, pS, Is gsrs asked * I.su -
Packet, i2x par, s1 bid, 10 asked; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 90 par, 81 asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

VIRGINIA HALL" "CARN1VAL OF MA.
s."-Easter-day services and variety OF
other matter prevented any extended notlce
Of the charming entertainment at Virginia
Hall on Monday evening. 1t was an occa-
sion Of rare beauty and brilliancy, and no
more pleasing variety can be imagined than
was then presented in the appearance and
decorations of the hall. On either side were
tastefully-grouped tents or booths, repre-
senting the French, Swiss, Spanish, Chi
nese, and Scotch nations, temple OF Flora,
and very unique military combination,
the main feature OF which was one OF the
Howitzers' Whitworth guns. Upon the
stage a picturesque gypsy camp was arranged
with perfection, approaching nature ITSELF
while the parti-colored dresses OF the Bohe-
miau beauties were the general objects OF ad-
miration, and their fortune-telling propensi-
ties made them especially attractive to the
bellies and. beaux present. It was rare treat
toenioy the variety Of Refreshments furnished
by the tender hands OF the ladies, who
seemed as much at ease in their foreign cos
tunes as though they were all imported
especially for this occasion. The yeritable
Mother Goose was also there with many
Of her historical characters, such as Gilt
tie Bo Peep "Jack Horner," "Boy
Blue," &C.; all OF WnOm gave Mucn
amusement to the juveniles. This evening,
from 6 till II, the entertainment will be re-
peated, with several new features, and in
addition to the excellent amateur music OF
Monday evening portion OF the Fourth
Street Club has kindly volunteered to ap-
pear in select performance. As the object
is laudable, the funds being intended for
the improvement OF Grace Episcopal church,
and the price of admission very reasonable,
another large house may be expected to-
NIGHT
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BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY.
Books OF subscription to the capital stock OF
the Buchanan and Clifton Forge Railway
Company were opened on Monday at the
office of the James River and kanaWha
Canal Company in this city, and already o
sufficient amount OF the stock has been
taken to satisfy the friends OF the enter
prise that the road will be built. Engi-
neers will be started out in three or four
days to locate the line, and it is expected
that in the course Of few weeks conYicts
will be put to work upon the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

VEsTRYMEN ELEcTED.-At o meeting Of
st. Johns church congregation held on
Monday night the following vestrymen
were elected for the ensuing year: Messrs.
j. II. Greanor, J. w. Shields, J. NJ. Estes,
W. J. Yarbrough, D. A. McMinn, DR.. John
Dove, Firginius Newton, Cyrus Bossieux,
Z. A. Saunders, L. j. Bossieux, DR.. j. P.
Harrison, III. F. W. Southern.
The congregation Of Christ church have
also elected the members Of the vestry for
that church as follows: j. 81. Estes, senior
warden; j. E. Whitaker, junior warden
w. C. Bentley, treasurer; Thomas Poin-
dexter, register; DR.. Chris. Tompkins, c.
C. Baughman, James P. Oliver, b. +.
Woody, j. P. Schermerhorn, Archie Arm
strong, and w. J. Mays.
The following is list OF the vestrymen
elected for St. PauPs church. 1t may be
remarked that several OF these gentlemen
nave been serving for years, and it gene
rally occurs that when there.is vacancy in
the body before the time for the regular
election it is filed by the vestry, and at the
election ratified by the church and the en-
tire body then reelected: General Joseph
R. Anderson, E. B. Bentley, John L. Ba-
con, II. E. c. Baskervill, D. n. Walker,
George A. Barksdale, Thomas W. McCance,
Isaac 81. Darlington, G. B. Davenport, A.
Y. Stokes, DR.. j. B. McCaw, Lewis Booker.
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TEfsafE3 f3Fr ~ Y5V sffs7f3Se325

night Italian laborers were sent from d
Yerk city to take their places, and this 1a0kts;l
lug the strikers ordered The Italians % feA
the place, declaring they would rot he
mitted to work. AL quiet at present.
CHARLOTTE cusIsfAH's VIII sxor
BATEDs sss,
Providence, b. r., Aprfi Is. The Ff0
bate Court declines to admit ChzrlOGsen
mans win to probate without furfleF prDSls
Meantime the contents Of the win are II HI
held. s:sss ::sss
MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lost. ssS s
HULL, ENGLAND, April is. The loss ottne
Victory, from Shields for San Eranclsctss
now appears to be beyond doubt She had
besides Captain Jones, whose BODY VS.
found yesterday, twenty five hands and the
pilot, all OF whom were undonbteds
drowned.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S. The propfiesors Of
the Missouri State Lottery have bruugh3
suit against the Board Of Police Eo1naiss
sioners for Sl00, ,060 damages for breaking
up their business by the Late raids upon their
Offices and seizure Of their properly
RIOT BETWEEN MINERS sAGDNEGRoEs
LEAyENwoRTH, KANSAS, April Il. riot
has occurred here between striking coal
miners and imported negroes. Pistols,
knives, rocks, &C., were used, with no fatal
results. s5s - sSss
FOREIGN NOTES.
PARIS, April 49, The Spanish Govern.
ment has extended the time during which
Carlist refugees in France can tske adYan-s
tage Of "Indulto. IS, d;
Considerable attention has been ilirected
in Paris to the alarming articles in the Ger:
man papers concerning Turkey. Efforts
are unquestionably being made to excite
difficulties between Austria and Russia.
LONDON, April 49, Occur de L6up won
the Betley cup at New Market to-day s 8
Chaplet second, Breech-L Loader third.
LONDON, April 1S.-The Stock Exchanges
here and the Bourse in Paris haye been
firmer to-day than for the past fortnight
The Berlin and Vienna Bourses have been
unsettled, and prices were lower.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

A PORTRAIT TAKEN FROM FREDERIcKs-
BURG DURING THE WAR.-A portrait which,
it is stated, was taken during the war by
Federal soldiers from the residence OF O cit
izen in Fredericksburg, has been placed in
the hands of Messrs. Goddin, Warren q
Co. for Identification. It was carried to
Boston, Mass, and sent from that city to the
French consul here, who turned it over to
the gentlemen named above. 1t is supposed
to be a likeness of Mr.. j. Horace Lacy, an
ex-member of the State Legislature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

THE GRADE OF FIRST STREET.-The street
improvements contemplated in the resolu-
tion OF the Committee on Streets which had
been on the table in the Common Council
for some time, and which was taken up on
Monday night on motion OF Mr.. Braselman
and passed, are as follows: Grading OF
First street between Charity and Hill
streets, Federal street between Second ana
St lanes street, and OF Coutts street be-
tween Second and ST. James street. The
work of improving and grading these streets
is to be done by the city hands and carts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

PROBABLE RESIGNATION OF JUDGE CRU1P.
1t is stated that Judge W. W. Crump has
pretty well decided to resign his position as
this city. This action will be taken, it is
said, not only because Judge Crump's pro-
fessional duties demand all OF his time, but
for the further reason that he has recently
been rendered the position OF attorney for
q company in which the State is interested,
and he does not think he could with pro-
priety hold that position and also remain in
the Legislature. II ne resigns it will not
be until after the spring election, as he
thinks it would be inexpedient to disturb
the party, as such q step would do, upon
the eve Of an important election for muni-
cipal officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

THE CALIFORNIAN ENTERTAINHENT.-The
musical and dramatic entertainment given
at Virginia Opera-House last night by the
Richmond Caledonian Club was very
pleasant affair. The yocaiiZation OF Miss
Ridenour and Mrs. Fitzwilson exhibited
marked culture and elected warm
applause from an appreciative audi
ence. Mrs. Fitzwilson's performance
on the piano was skilful and artistic,
Gilderoy, Scottish patriotic drama, was
very well performed throughout, the indl-
yidnal characters being well sustained and
tlle deroaements thrilling and exciting. AT
the close OF the performance the hall was
cleared for dancing, and the festivities we're
continued into the wee sma' hours ayant
the spal ., 5sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

CHANcERY CouRT, TUEsDAY.-The follow
ing cases were disposed OF yesterday:
Clemmitt, &C., Us. Adams, &c. Decree on
petition Of Thomas Clemmitt, Jr., referring
cause.to q commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.
Dewitt Us. Dewitt, &C.; Price & Co. us.
DeWitt's administrator. Decree referring
cause TO commissioners to assign dover, and
also to a commissioner to take account and
make report.
Trent Us. Woodbridge, trustee, &c. De-
cree directing payment Of certain taxes
therein mentioned out Of the fund in this
cause.
Planters National Bank Us. Lyons, &c.
Decree making partial distribution OF the
fund.
Payne Us. Hutcheson, &c. Decree over
ruling exceptions to commissioners report,
and confirming said report so far as set forth
in said decree, and reserving all other ques-
tions Tor future determination.
Faulhaber Us. Faulhaber, &c. Decree con-
firming report Of commissioner and making
a final disposition Of all matters in the
cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

POLICE CoURT, YEsrERDAY.-Justice j. j.
Whitepresiding.-The following were fined:
James T. Jones (colored), So for threatening
Samuel B. Clarkson; Samuel B. Clarkson
(colored), 81 Tor assaulting James T. Jones ;
Lizzie Campbell (colored), $3.50 for beating
Lucie Ann Norman with fiat-iron; Lucie
Ann Norman, $3.50 for assaulting Lizzie
Campbell.
Richard Draper, charged with cutting Ben
iamin Mosby, and Samuel Washington (color-
ed), charged with attempting to utter q
forged writing purporting to be signed by
William Brent, and promising to pay within
fifteen days to T. E. Gill S35, were sent on
to the Hastings Court.
George Washington, an escaped lunatic
from the Howard Grove Asylum, was COM
mitted.
A commission of lunacy was ordered in
the case OF Margaret Lynch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

MONUMENT TO JUDGE SEIG.-A beautiful
marble monument is to be erected over the
grave Of the late Judge Seig, late member
of the House Of Delegates from Allegheny
county. His remains lie in Oakwood ceme-
terry, and his wife is in the city making the
necessary arrangements for the monument.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rs~ On all Gales Of Real Estate made sst,ossn
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tGresJor
the present year have to epnid by the purchaser.
On all sales made betDee the 1st Of July and last
of the year the tases haze to bs paid BY the sellsr
This custom was adopted about nfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

IMPORTANT RAILROAD CASE DECIDED
Judge Wexford yesterday decided the case
of A. J. Brodnax and others, plaintiff, Us.
Reuben Rasland, the Board Of Public
Works, and others, defendant; and the case
OF Reuben Ragland, plaintiff, Us. The City OF
Petersburg, the Board OF Public Works,
and others, defendant.
In the first suit the bill was dismissed
with costs to the defendant.
In the second case the court held that the
stock sold by the city OF Petersburg to
Reuben Ragland in 1872 was not only pre-
ferred but guaranteed stock, and therefore
dissolved the injunction which had been
awarded restraining the city OF Petersburg
from prosecuting its action against Reuben
Ragland and his securities. The court
further ordered that the $500 shares Of Pc
tersburg Railroad stock held by the city of
Petersburg rs collateral security for the
note of Reuben Ragland and his sureties
should be sold by commissioners appointed
by the court.
The terms Of sale have not transpired, as
the decree specifying the time, place, and
terms of sale will not be entered till to-day.
The opinion OF the court intimates that
provision will be made in its decree for
marking as preferred and guaranteed the
stock ordered to be sold, so that all parties
may bid intelligently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

FINGER Cur OFF.--Yesterday afternoon q
youth named Howard Mitchell, whilst tend
ing circular-saw at Crawford's sash-facto-
ry, had one Of his fingers nearly cut oh-so
much so as to necessitate amputation. The
city ambulance was sent for and the sufferer
conveyed to his home, on Cumberland and
Pine Sfrepts
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VOL. XIX.
WEATHER REPORT

PROBABILITIES TODAY washington,
April 1S.-For the South Atlantic States,
diminishing northwest to northeast winds,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, and station
ary or lower temperature will prevail.
For the Middle States, northwest winds,
shifting to northeast and southeast, warmer,
uonary barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

MANGLED By A RAILROAD TRAIN.-John
Crew, carpenter,lof Ashland, was run over
by the O'Clock train yesterday morning at
that place, and had both OF his legs crushed
above the knees and was otherwise badly
mutilated. He was attended by Dr. Scout,
and was not expected to recover.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-19

ONLY ONE GENTLEkAN.-The annual re-
mort Of the Board Of Health Of this city Is
now in the hands Of the printer. The most
striking feature Of the report is that portion
Giving The occupation of persons who have
married during the year. After stating the
number of lawyers, doctors, &C., there ap-
pears the Hgentleman 20! Think OF u
only one gentleman married in Richmond
during the year
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THE R1cHuoNp C1rY GUARD no BE Mu

THE RICHMOND CRY GUARD TO BE Mus
TERED INTO SERVICE THURSDAY NIGHT.-The
Richmond City Guard held business meet
ing last night, and resolved to be mustered
into service tomorrow night. Adiutant-
General Richardson has detailed Captain
T. Clarke, captain of F Company,
to act as mastering officer on this occasion.
After the company has been mustered in
there will be o banquet, and the Amateur
Band will probably discourse the music.