davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-11
Probabilities of the Whisky
Gases Coming Up To-
Day.
The Grand Jury Devotes lis Time to
unimportant Business.
DIR. Boyd, of New York, Gets
After MIR. Golsc1,.
Gordon B. Bingham. the Convicted Pa
toke Distillor, Dies Of Chagrin.
CHICAGO.
SOLICITOR WILSON.


viz, L' ,,ar ~. a., ~ ,nrs,1,r,, 4Tr.cr
FAILURE OF AN INTENDED ARfAcA'
II Ia pretty clear that tho Chicago WHISKY |
Ring intend to talo oyorr uoanH In their powor
10 evsdo tue punishment "n'eo 'n.y assst,o' M
.-,n;.h,,.n+ ~ those ,nop whom tbov sss,,no to
~. ..so. -, .,,a,z .xo,,,,,o M r,on h.a hoon
0o tho cause ot .'!0'F '.ouo'e. NJ a' nas o'1
me tIoao'o than secte.asy os'S.o"' m 1' w. "noso
made. and ho Inns boen a8ssiled on al.
o' .,,as I w TN hono Tint. Nv rotlur
him out Of hla p}acc, tho prosecution Of the
,,t;,+v thl.vca might In snn,o way bn slachepcd
up. Ml sorts of ofrorts havo boen ,nado to got
mn back fro upon tts geeretary, and inuumor-
st1. s,orIa. hnvs boon c;rcn,s,cd, ,nteu1od TO
prsjudics him with tho President, and. II pos
sihio tn mako auel, a difforupce OF opinion be-
'7s'n 'n' ~ wopu or ,r'q rp,r p a rhass .'
x.. th.. publlshotl In tho Ring organ of Chicago
Christmas morning, which vas taaen baol with
such alarming ..piaity IT, tho nest md each "a0
seeding tssuo feE so.no ssmo s eho1eH,tef =,
he s.@s 0hs osn ' DO c b
The agency OF Chicago dotnotive, but, as will
3 s.sa b5 ~ InteFyiaw IN smother column, those
&Qf3e1 hATp fallen 10 Tic Ef1Hlus
r. cnnnection vh ti.tS etort to l,lacteu Mr. lrts-
AsT1 nharsctsr. ono haa bcen rorssteny pl,sncd "
nErAaE oxN, u1.uronp WILSON:
n4af.3$1r AZ tha 1srnant,rv Any onantty nf stotrs
- t. IL W1snn.s connectton Will crookc4 ,nnttefs
sAhnr thsn wi,h whisky have bect e4feRted anL arc
hrouaht 10 frou, tio to tno 10 10 0ustad by undo
pishis moot RnI than brought un again. a
rhort Tina ago ecntIe,nan from Washiugtnu. WHO
Ia hesn a inero1t timea tn tic Government service
ia vsYious apactaa canos to tits cItJ bringing with
hi1 soas psncrs which Ia thought to iual. urcAan-
Giee Of by 1ellinR them to tho Chicago WHISKY Ting
Thsss documents were Of natura to tMll,en Tie
Tsraciy al hIr Witeon If they were fue ThcY ,reEo
sfnds1i.a In reiatiou to ths testimony Of Mr. Wllkos,
befoks tho 1ury in
, 1876-01-11

currad in saloon in which Geerss 1Isppert,
; butcher, stabbed md IL Is thought fatally
ininsr. The wound IN III tue abdomen, The NJ
fair uaa ths resuit Of = disagreement over
game OF cards played somo sit1o previous.
Ttppert made bin escapb, but parties arc Ia hot
pursuit. lie cannot Iong el1do them.
, 1876-01-11

SALT LAKE. Utah. inn. 10.-Tlle Montana Log
islature met 1T Helena. Mont. Jau. .. The prio-
ctpal question Of interest before them il giving
bonds foe railroads. Representatives Of thu
Northern Pacific and Utah Northern Roads arc
there urging tho ciaims Of their respective
roads.
tTA1r.
The Utah Legislature hist III the Csy-lIali hs
Salt Lal;o .u-dav an notified the fiors1nor Ct It's
organization. Ills message will to delivered to
them Tomorrow.
, 1876-01-11

EptcLaI D4pafcA u TN EhNaoo ITs5Nnt
BruIsarl1Lp, Jan. lo.-Clarcncc II. asark. In
lictod at the June term Of the United States
Court, for sending sHiud!iug letters aud c4rcu-
latt through tho nails st Bellevills. H.. waa
LFoucht hers thia morning BY Deputy al&rahsl
Tre.tyman. us visa captured 1t LoulAiana, No.,
aud be will ba tried 1t this terul.
, 1876-01-11
RAD FOR SAtoQM.KEEPERS.

srtxfoI pfsrattA to T1s CAAtaeo TFI6uns.
rHptANarot,y ja, lO.-TLs Supreme Court hold
tn IT. unaor tho Law Of 1871, reFson beat. Injured
c,c. hy drt1fen mau. has rignt u sctlon and can
recover egafns the perso who sold ths Aquas 10 tue
r4rac,a WHO committed tha ujaEy.
, 1876-01-11
PlHhEY.

SAN Francisco, jan. 10.-Iufortnition from
rylysts source. in shls city Is that George W,
plpuoy. the dofnultlng Naval rsymaater's clerk+
lett !.oro On the ship Baron Blsnsyra for Liver
pool. The ship has arrived out, and reposts
that 10 was Ianded, with Ala treasure ~ tsF-
pSMbuGQ+
, 1876-01-11
PeRjtjRT


Spfe1a! Lh,pateh to The Chicaua II tiauns.
eRR,NoFlxLp. ILL.,. JAu. l0.-AlsrrlA Potter, Of
Brady, waa hald to bail this eyentng for subor-
uston Of psriury, inducing Lucy Larkina to
RYo2r chIid On pne Wiilian1 to oleAr himself II
, 1876-01-11
sea7fncEp FOR FORGERY,

Mrur.,ly, Tenn.. Jan. lo.-Jsmes 4. Chssts!ne,
lato bookkespes for Ely. Harvey Il Nichs1daoh,
wAs to-day sentenced to Tho pen.scnslary for
tb,ee years fos forcing the lrm name. Tho iu-
llat,uents for smbezzlsment were quashed. II
ID said the jury will sign y petition 70 the loy-
ornos ior hla pardon.
, 1876-01-11

yp&<1al Dspateh so ihs ca.coga tribune.
CtsTaA11A, ILL.,, Jan. 1Q.-As climax 10 the
many minor free fights aud ike disxrsoefu1 pro-
easaings thAs hare disturbed tbs pssce Of our
lty within the lsat few moaths. IA Slfair co.
, 1876-01-11

Perfect Health !-EserS body shhuln
yalua thrr health than money. II IA criminal
suicide to ,leGlrct coughs. colds, aud sors throasa,
Wien such niinlenta may result in fatal pulmonary
complaints. TnrIr esfrs will DO secured by using
WIsl!,rtt rinerse>Txr Cordial which speedily pusi-
6tk MI it.ilrlI,hlurY lklQl.
, 1876-01-11

THE SPRINGFIELD GRAND JURY.
NO WHISKY yI1TERDAY.
syketas DspateA II 1As cAtea5o Trfbuas,
sPn1soY1KIp ILL.,. Jan. 10.-Murry's counter
fe,t casa occupied ths attention OF tho Grand
jury s1clnuTciy to-day. Hin o1enaa IL using
, 1876-01-11

9ptet4I Nsp0fcA q TAt tAI<1id0 ITl5Hnf.
MAp1sox, Wis. Jan. 10.-ll:So p. m.-LhteF
deyoopmants this evening leave 10 doubt that
tho Nepub!icans viii organize tho Assembly and
make 1t aiu,ost certaio that Fule[d will bs nomi
matt speaker with hardly any oppositiou. Tho
to,,. Of this city. Strong will be rouomsnated
Clerk. For scrgoant.At-Arnis, Brackess. OF
Grant. who bold tho plsco Last winter, Miles
nurnham, Of Dodge. aud Osgood, Of hock, arc
leading candidates, with the chauccs in favor Of
Dpfnh4tp.
, 1876-05-27
"Pull Down N0ur Vest"

" iou keep vests, my iri,n,! ?" said u
Du'chman entering n clothing store the
other day. The clerk promptly avert
that the store was Crammed with them.
I want o vest said the Tcutun, "v,t
don't doc up on its hint legs nit thr
neck. l bought Won in Syracuse not
long ago, nit n doo-,lolnr bill, and ly
shimminy | don't notice dot myself but
everywhere 90 the poys CRY ont mil
der streets, 'IaCob! Wy in tier name ot'
der board of drusdecs don't you pull
down your vest downf and | have
pulled dot vest more'n drcc dousand
dimes till wore all the pinding of mid
de puttons.'
The clerk explained the joke and sold
him vest, and the olb mmn went on,
with the exclamation "Py shimminy
I don't hear something about dot over
in Shrrmany beiorc!"
, 1876-05-27

speaker held his ground and barred the
gate. Order being restored he took II
drink and fresh start, but he forgot
where he lett oil, and this time he spilled
the fat in the fire. He ove!did it, And
this is what he said
Fellow citizens, regret this inter
rup,ion | was nearly through; I'll
keep YOU but minute longer, but i
know you want to know the truth about
the early settlement OF this country.
When first came here, Pixies peak was
hole in the ground, and Lungs peak
was Mexican bakc-oycn. Cherry creek
was nvigablc for the largest steamers,
and ITS valley was II houndlcss cotton
field waving with sugar can" | built
my cabin right down here where the gas
works are now, in grove of lofty pines,
and right where you now sit l have
gathered, packed, ana shipped thousands
of boxes of pineapples, bananas, and
oranges. Adam was baby then, and he
grew up along with my children, and
was right peert chunk of boy. lie
used to 20 ont with Jim on the day herd
[ had an immense band OF tlinotheriums
out near the great lcpidodendrons over
on Clear Creek, and flock Of mrgather,
iums out near the great lepidodcnron for
ess on Sand Creek. kept my ichthyo-
saurs and plesiosaurs in Sloan's lake, and
the pterotlactyl,s roasted on the palm
tr, es. When Noah's flood came i just
took the door off my cabin for raft and
tloated around hereabouts until the water
went down. 1t wasn't very much OF II
shower, but the country was so level
then that it made it rather bad, and 1
lost my stock and had to begin again Mt
bedrock. anchored out here on the
head of Kiowa, and rs soon Ms the ground
dried off II little plowed up u piece OF
ground anil planted the first patch OF
potatoes that was ever put in the ground
in Colorado"
About this time the "old settlers be-
gan to edge Oat, one at time, and slip
off home in the gray of the morning, and
since then you can't get one Of them to
talk about anything prior to 1858, nor
tell more of his personal experience in
Colorado than could have occurred in
fifty or hundred years.
The next morning, when it was time
to open court the bailitf found the /" first
settler" still talking to his fellow citizens.
At that particular moment he was guild
ing Moses and the other Hebrew children
through the Red Sea, up on Bitter creek,
Wyoming. They swept him out and be
left for the head Of Kiowa.
, 1876-05-27
A philosopher. Religion
From The Me,o York Sun.

PTOW lWo LNcW <"" 1"'.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUE-Sir: !
send you for publication the following
letter of DR.. Franklin, addressed to the
great and eloquent Methodist and revi-
val preacher of the last century, George
Whitefield, who addressed and electrified
audiences Of from 10, 1000 to 10000 people.
This letter seems to be applicable at the
present time of revival preaching and
praying. The kindness alluded to in
the letter as done by Franklin to White
field, referred TO the fact that Franklin
lad relieved Whitefeld in paralytic
case l;y the application of electricity.
The prayer of Dr. Franklin which l send
find is hardly known at all, and think
republication of it might be welcome
to MANY:
, 1876-05-27

The Rev. DR.. Richie, of Edineurg
though very clever man, once met with
his match. When examing o student as
to the classes he had attended, he said:
"And you attended the class for rath-
ematics ~
"Yts."
How many sides has circle ~
1.-TWO" said the student.
What are they /"
What II laugh in the court the stu
dents answer produced when he said:
IAN inside and an outsider
The doctor uext inquired, 'and you at
tend the moral philosophy class also ~
"Ycs."
Well you would hear lectures on va.
rious subjects. Did you ever hear one
on cause and cfftctl'
YES"
Does an effect ever sc before causel'
"Yes.'
"Give me on instance"
"Ama wheeling a wheelbnrrow.'
The doctor then sat down and pro-
posed no more questions.
, 1876-05-27

Dpcll murucT DhChNuThS hil YOU INV
the source from which il springs: Red
Rum.
The great secret of success in life, is
for man to he ready when his opportu-
nifty comes.
The greatest men live unseen to view,
while thousands arc not qualified to ex
press their influence.
The wise man stands firm in all cX
tremilics, and bears the lot of his hu
manity with divine temper.
One of the most important rules OF
the science of manners is an absolute
silence in regard 10 yourself.
In proportion as We ascend the social
scale, we find as much mud there as be.
low, only it is hard and gilled.
BY united effort. the tleorist and the
practical man may accomplish much,
which neither could effect alone.
The human soul, like any other noble
vessel, was not built to be anchored, but
to sail.--Hggi'son.
Isn't II strange that while nature
cloths the tree with thick foliage in sum-
mer, she makes them bare in winter.
Plymouth church is reported as being
"in high feather" From which it would
appear that it has got through with
MOulton.
Can women pass the hat 7 Not If il is
on exhibition In a shop window. Now
suppose that we consider that question
settled.
You should never tell man he lies
Simply say that he is guilty of hetcroph
emy and drop the subject--if he'll Let
you.
Talking of iavorite days for getting
married, facinating young lady once
remarked that her Ryorite time would
be choose-day.
True liberty consists in the privilege
of our own rights. Not in the drsiruc.
tion of the rights of Others.
Envy is strongly characteristic OF little
ness of mind truly noble and generous
man feels no enmity towards successful
rival.
The triumph of wit is to make our
good nature subduc your censure; to be
quick in seeing iaAlts, and slow in expos
ing them.
The reason why more homage is paid
to wealth than wisdom, saysa Russian
poet because one can borrow wealth.
but not wisdom,
Difficulty excites the mind to the dig
nifty which sustains and finally conquers
misfortune, and the ordeal retines while
it chastens.
The only qualification covetous man
gives his neighbors is to let them see that
he himself is no better for what he has
than they are.
To be well spoken of, you must die.
Even pauper, when dead is mentioned
without asperity, and that is as much as
any pauper can expect
nj nntnre ia n contradiction IN thp
laws of providence and the interest Of
mankind; it is punishment no less
than fault to those that have it.
SAID Buffalo lawyer the other day,
in the course Of his plea "When u
man sits down to cat his dinner in the
bosom of his family Here he was in
terruptcd by his opponent with, That's
curious proceeding for fullgrown
man
, 1876-05-27

Mercirul God Wonderful Power! In
crease in me that wisdom which discoy'
ers my truest interest; strengthen my res
olution to perform what that wisdom
dictates, and accept my kind offices to
Thy other creatures, rs the only return
in my power for Thy infinite goodness
~ m.
, 1876-05-27
rRANKLIN's LETTER.
PHILADELPHIA, June 0, 1868

u Vu'N W A''N'
SIR: received your kind letter of the
% inst, and am glad to hear that you
Increase in strength. I hope you will
continue mcnding till you recover your
former hpaltha and iirmncss. Let me know
ahcthcr you still use the cold bath, and
.hat effect it has. As to the kindness
5ou mention, wish it could have been
of greater service to you. But il it had
the only thanks should desire is, that
on would always be equally ready to
serve any other person that may need
your assistance, and so let good offices 20
fo,lnd. fnr menkini are al Of fimi'
, 1876-05-27

"What is now called the Christian r.
ligion," said Augustine, "has existed
among the ancients, and was not absent
from the beginning of the human race,
until Christ came in the flesh; from
which time the true religion, which ex-
listed already, began to be called Chris
tian."
= An Exchange has 1t that "a clam
weighing twenty-iour ounces, was recent
ly caught at Gulford, Conn" 1t must
have required fearless and agile fisher.
man''to" CATCH such monster.
If Jones undertakes to pull my ears,
said loud mouthcd fellow on n street
corner, he will just have his hands
full" The crown looked at the mans
rurs ard thCugit sntoD,
, 1876-05-27


paragraph appeared some days ago in
Nru York sun announcing the death Of 10
l,lptrick, one NJ the Light Brigade, "
1'rd uf starvation, IN England He had
.eiyrl a pension uf siypcncc a day, whlC
..owc,rr wa. withdrawn several years n
nd ne cndruyOrcd 10 rhc out 4 miserable ,
,trurc Uy riding in circus pagcants. Old .
.nA disease untitled him FOR this or any oil
work; the only refuge for the disabled sold
"a, the poor house, from which he shr1uN
rurror. The verdict Of the coroncr's jr
mes Died of starvation, and the cNHc a
race 10 the War Office"
Speed the news. Speed the news
Speed the news onward
Died Of starvation, one
OF the six hundred:
one whu his part hud played
Well in the Light Brigade,
When through the vale Of death
Rode tue six hundred
Food to the right Of him,
Food to the left Of him,
Food all around him, yet
The veteran hungcrcd;
One who his part had played
Well in the Light Brigade,
When through the vale Of death
Rode the six hundred.
on to the work house, you"
Back in dismuy he drew,
Feeling he never knew
When cannon thundcrcd,
His not TO plead, or sigh,
His but to starye and die,
And to pauper's grave
Sink with soul a. brave
As through the vale OF death
Rode the six hundred.
Flashed proud spirit there,
Up through the mans despair.
Shauling the servile there;
Soaring the tlmid, while
While sOrdld souls wondered;
Then turned to face his fate
calmly, with soul as great
As when through shot and shell
He rode with six hundred,
With high hope elate,
Laughing in face Of fate
Rode with six hundred.
Hunger his mate by day,
Sunday and working day
Winter and suwmcr day
Shame on the nation
Struggling with might and main.
smit by disease and pain,
Hc, in victoria's reign,
"Died Of starvation"
While yet the land with pride
Tells Of the headlong ride
OF the six hundred,
While yet the welkin rings,
While yet the Laureate sings,
"Some one has blundcrcd,"
Let US with bated breath
Tell how one starved to death
or the six hundred.
THAT can that horror hides
D the dread death he died
Well may men wonder.
One OF the Light Brigade,
One who that charge had made,
Died OF sheer hungerl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
NEW YORK (E. UNIDOs

En- ell almacen de David A. Rodriguez,
90 encuent a ccnstantemente TN surtido
complete de estas N luinas, las stmicas le-
jitmQs de Singer Sc que introducen en- eata
;s|a. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es ell mejor elogio que puede ha-
cerse. No tiene" rival
La fabrica de Singer vende al ano
$4,000 mkquinas mas que cualquiera otra.
No dejarse alucisaGr con- las naalas ini-
taciones que Sc tsbrica,s. No esta la econo-
mia EN- razon del precio, sino en- la calidad
del artlculo. Las mdquinas de Singer d.
ram, s,,s e1cepcioss, vesate g tresnta ai1os. :
Unico agente en- toda la Isle, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco 30.-Dep6-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Sieinacher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
Empresa de vapores correos
Dn LAS ANTILLAS
DE DON RAMON DE HERRERA.


viajes oydinarios Sa Thomas poy Ne de Sano Doinqo
20 de cada las doce del dia ada dc 10 Habna el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
PASAJE TNTERC0LONIAI.

Sc expider pa&es do ida vuala vAdos por s
rebaa q los pasaeros de camaEa.
NINOS
ohs n4pmata
CRIADOS.
sa los v@ aanteo
necs sGo par y
ntlp Los hoaM ehwGda eos
Para 4lsCosi
d
LLAURI BORDA Y COMP.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
CONSIGN TARIOS !.

Nueyas sr d Sanchez Dos Qbara Srea Longor Apsai
Com, Baracoa sres Mone HjoCub Ses s Rosy Conp5
sfes inebr Hernsnos fsIpn BeInsss
Aouadll Sres Ame Julia Comp Puerto kco S lra fer6a
no deCaracena Sres Lnccaeh Comp 80
inpreata ds[ sQRFlnQ Dc LaslaE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

Sc lmpian componen maquioas de coser
Sc recben pagos las sads sendo de estos brcantes
Sc alquian maquinas, tanto mensual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11

respective y legara Nuevitas 81 20. @#a ss1sss
De Nusvitas ~ !egaA Gba De Puerto Plata ~ negaa
re o. MayagGez ell 28 - r.
Ia 4bara 81 % legara B De Mayagies 28 Negar&
Goa 81 "a. ,,a, Ageaonas DIS en- $. z7 "a @a't
e25. ofico 81 ~. =. - :, ,.s.,s2E
Plata 81 ~. Dan 1n0mas o. l: @ u. IA.
/ RET0RN0. @.s- 3
d. Thomas 81 egara De Puerto Plata 81 legar&
Puerto Rico el 8. CUBA 81 9. =; -. 94I az.. b
De PuoRco 81 negara De Cubae 81 egara ABaracoaelS
.sdlla al - DeBaracoe ylegaraa Gibanel1O
D Aeuada egara Maya De Gibara e 10 negara Nuei
. a2 - taa 81 Ii. sFst @ss
su M.x.esz 81 egsrA Puer Nuev.ts eg.ra
10 Ds,t. Il & bana 81 13 por 10 manana enprano.
NJ las doce del a saldra de Habana
r.civov legar& NuevitaH 81 D. a.a 81 ss
r. N+.s al lleaar2 Gba- De puertopl d 10 egara
e G.. ne ns "N M%.ssa. ~ - ), - . IA. i
.saa# lAg1adla el IL. s@e5 "a .n
De- Bar,coa 81 nes Cub. De Asqda 81 Is lsgar Pasr
O. ch, uea.ra Puerto y lsgr&
- - San Thomas e Is. - ssaa q s
RET0RN0. ss.aao .ss.sg ii I.
Is legarA De Cuba ezz nega Bal.cc.
PuertL Rico ell II q 60 ..,.,sa<s
De Puerto Rico 81 II egara De baracoa 20 hesaa oiDa
De- Asuadl. IS lssarA aba. 81 24y nsg.ra M.
vs., rHex el 10 vista ell %. aasssnts
~ Mvanrz 70 eaa4 Puer De Nuevtas ega Ia
toT lata 81 20 ALBANIA e 27 por ID manana tam
Re Puerto Plata e 20 negara) pano .s. ..1. e
CONs1GNATARIos.
ss.9s
Nuevias s D Sanchez Dos Qibara Sres LongorA Apsi
Conn Baracoa Monese HioCuba, Sres L Rosy Comp5
Sfes nebra HermanosMaygss 2 fsrn BeIeeos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
fan IDa Do V2es FanoSya8 De Ia Couoda General Tnst{da
s { 3 VICIO DlRECTO,

asaes de ayaguoz Sanander Have Burdeo Pauao
~ 40 '&o" 0sA cafgoa $780, O. S175 81 $3.50 nrepuene $780,
PASAJE DE FAMILIA
compua de cuato personas po eno que paguen
e cuaGFo pasajes cAmaa
ID P5 este SO enlende en s Wales trasatantcos 'i
PASAJE De IDA Y VUELTA
@ p para Europa de ida vuea rebaa del
e total del pase Waldo II Esto
adeIanados. f~e9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-11
Gran Inca de vapores Franceses

10 seae ------
Rico Santan1 San Nazae rs de cada
ostaneo cnexon frances que a 26
Thomas
Il catego $780, categ $175 81 cgo $780, tepuente proa
PASAJES De LFAMIIIA
q d d.
nnu taha
PASAJE DE IDA VUELTA
C. expden Europa de ida vuea Is
ohre e del pasy Waldo por II Esos p paga
por adelantado N1noa
- +,o.ns a5osonmurd, ua uva, a,o u<., -.
glame
De CRIADOS
ospagg6n
So
nbe 70: De a vpGA Para hpma dig
a'F.s's,1 ! - kalAer Cana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

| UNrTKp STATES DISTRICT Court Judoe
! Hughes presiding.-The following orders
hayebeen entered: 37| n
In the matter Of John NJ. Scott. Order
restraining John n. Harrison, administrator
and G. IA. Herndon from prosecuting suit In
King George county. ~ =
In the case.of D. A. Francis. Order d.
recting marshal to sell the bankrupps real
estate. 7srs; H. 4. :s5zs- ~ 80 4 ~.
Geolrick, assignee, ss. Slaughter & Som
| in chancery. The assignee was directsd to
sell the lot and residence in the ,pzoceedingi
mentioned. & ...s e,tsay h .ptsi. 10
Ia. the matter Of tJ,. j. Sutherland. The
bankrupt was allowed TO bid at, the sale OF
his property to the amount OF 2800f and give
security for lbs payment, 70 await tha dsci'
| sion OF the question OF bis homestead, An
order for the payment OF the rent was also
entcued. ..ss al =. ssiii.sss II
In the matter OF P. B. Harry. The as
signee was Instructed "a. make himself .
party 10 the suit Of Wright 90. Smith, 10 the
Circuit Court oil Eanqnier. y,
In tho matter OF j. r. Caldwell. The
bankrupt was ordered to show cause on the
4sh OF ApFil next why bis discharge should
not be set aside and be pnnfshed for oor-
tempt sa
Unifed States vs. steam-tng Grace Meade.
The libal was dismissed. S.
In .he naattsl Of D. n. Rsss. Order 81
y. ~ .Ia tie case % william H. Alldardtse. ur,
der ar publ teatien aHssds
10 he raatssssE se Es1sE eilis Saasssse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-24

RICHMOND FIRE Association OF VIRGINIA.
The first annual meeting of this insurance
company was held in the company's Office
last evening. Mr.. Boiling W. Haxall was
appointed chairman, and Mir. R. T. Brooke
secretary. The annual report Of the Board
Of Directors was read by the president, Mr.
a. x. Ellyson, showing that the company
was doing q steadily increasing business in
nine States, and that the stockholders might
expect good dividends from their invest
ments. The following gentlemen we're
elected directors for the ensuing year: q. Z.
EIlyson, James A. Scott, Clay Drewry, John
w. Wright, Edward Mayo, Thomas Potts,
william q. Haxall, A. D. Williams, Peter
{. Warwick, John Abern, Thomas William
Pemberton, W. S. Donnan, Jr., Edgar D.
Taylor, George w. Allen, Richard q. Meade,
William D. Gibson, Charles l.. Todd, s. y.
Rosenbaum, Lewis D. Crenshsw, Jr. w. W.
Timberlake, T. Wiley Davis, W. r. Quarles.
Francis T. Isbell, Andrew Pizzni, Jr., and
Thomas P. Langdon. Mr.. b. 3. EIlyaon
was reelected president; Dir. William ID.
Haxall. vice.president; and Mr. R.T. Brooke
secret8ry. .ye.g gs .=