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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

PROCEEDINGS OF THE HUsT1SGs COURT
YESTERDAY. I'm the 81 Hustines Court yes
terday the following cases were disposed OF {:
James Dawson charged with telonlons y = 8
assault upon, Julia w ilEiarns, was found
guilty OF unlawful cutting apd 'i1I sent to Jail
Tor twelve hours, with labor, and tined 30.
Hester Williams, charged !, with VIZ q. stealing
S9 from the person. of ,E: .: ,Britton. was
convicted and sent to iaii for three months
William j. Sutherland, charged with steal
ing a lot of weights from 'John Iorrey, was
convicted and sent to, jail and labor for SIX -,
months. f,...,f,1, ,.....
c1,ttirr. and wound1ng Matt. Taylor, was
convicted and sent to the penitentiary for.
three years. >
The civil docket will be called to-day.
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FURNITURE.

GREATEST BARGAINS AT j. D.m
Rooms, 3o5 EAST BROAD sTKEEr.-J have -
o,s,6S oSm Sl naaa Inc largest stock have eyery
ST se, Nnieh cannot be surpassed for cheap
fuRNiTUKE VIII fna II 10 their iasereaf to exam.
Inc M stock before purchasing. Upholpforing and
Eepairing. Terms hlerai. te I2.3m
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON SEVENTH STREET
ANOTHER CHILD RUN OVER AND KILLED.
Louisa, aged about three years, daughter
of Mr.. Edward Leiss, was run. over on
Seventh street yesterday about noon by a
one-horse wagon driven by Henry kell,
and at o'clock she died from her injuries.
Mr.. Leiss is tailor, and lives at his shop,
on Seventh street near Broad.
The little girl was crossing the street
with her brother, when kell, who had sud-
denly turned from Broad street, ran over
the child when about midway OF the square.
Both wheels ran over her, breaking her
back and otherwise iniuring her. =
A colored barber named Parsons, who
saw the accident, ran and picked her up.
Medical attention was not wanting, but
nothing could avert the fatal result. = =. z
Officer Clinely was not far off when the
accident occurred, and arrested Kcll and
conducted him to the Second police station,
where he was locked up. :. ,, au
Last evening Coroner Taylor held an in
quest over the body, and the jury presented
verdict in accordance with the facts. They
were not satisfied. however, from the evil
dence that the driver was guilty Of crimi-
nal care!essness. nay ,{/lI-
Justice White will hear the case this
morning. H..-. nyc fiss .'@}as
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UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ fs aSTAUETON,VA. ss-Sf>@g :.
The largest flrst-cass institution for young ladies'
IN Virginia, with able corps Of twenty-hN teacn-
crs %
opens The FIRST WEDNESDAY In September,
1877.
For catalogues containing full particulars apply
10 MISS NJ. j. BALDWIN, Principal,
I. 0o-om - -. 49,. Staunton, Va.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND SEMINARY.

This SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES has been
removed from No. 700 franklin street, and VIII re-
oucn In the fall ut No. 403 Main street-one OF the
most delightful houses in the city. The free ventl.
la,ion aud large grounds, atfordlns ample room for
recreation and lis central location witha render IL
one of the most desirable places for school In the
city. i,E
3ir. POWELL, the principal CT the school, has
lust returned from New York, where, after personal
interviews, he has been SO fortunate as 10 secure
the services of French teacher of great experience
and who comes 10 him with recommendations far
superior to those OF any other lady applying for the
place. .ts. ttz.as 80
Circulars. &c., found at the bookstores.
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PROPOSALS.

GRAND LODGE OF A, f.. AND 4. MAsOSs.)
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, 30rh 'Juue, 1877.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
/ n, this Office until IL o'clock TUESDAf, l0tn cG
day Of july for pRIST!MG and BlNpIENG 3E RSnK NV
fourth ediiio.s,. Quality Of paper type, style Of
binding, and o.her necessary information; can oe
mad on applica ION The Committee on Finance
and Investment reserve the right 70 reject any or all
bids satisfactory security will be required Tor the
'"''A' ~ ~ ~ WILLIAM n. ISAACS.
~ aO-tI Grand Secretary.
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DIVIDENDS.

ZEE RICHMOND. VA, July s, 1877.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
,r;JF cry EASK OF RICHMOND. VA, have
his day declared a DIVIDEND OF THREE t3)
PER CENT. on the capital stock OF the Bank. pay
able 10 the stockholders tont of the profits of The
las, six mo1ths aud free Of all taxes, on and after
TUESDAY,, 10th instant. -
~ 6-tJyf2 EDWARD COHEN. Cashler.
OFFICE OF RICHMOND PERPETUAL
BUILDING, LOAN, AND TECsT GoMPANI,
No. 6 ELEVENTH STREET. j
ID RICHMOND, VA, July 8, 1877.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS CON-
1 PANY HAVE DECLARED a DIVIDEND OF
SIX PER CENT. out Of The net earnings OF lhe
Iast SIX months, PAYABLE and after the lin in-
atant. WILLIAM Lof EMS CtS,
v 5-5t Cashler.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA HOME INSURANCE Co,}
July 8, 1877.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A DIRECTORS of this company held this day u
DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT. was declared,
rayable on and after the 10TH INSTANT. ...
q, AT T. C. WHERRY, JR., Secretary.
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yT,HE SIXTH SESSION OF THE NIR-
l. GINlA AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANI-
hundred aud thirtytwo students are received with
ont charge for tuition or college fees, which cost the
res, ~ per annun. Board varies from VI month
for those who occupy college rooms ana llve IN
messes TO for those who py the highest rate for
room-rent and table board. Send for catalogue.
C.. L. C. MfSOR. President. -!
ie 29-7t Blacksburgs va.
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FOR RENT.


TOR RENT, ON PERPETUAL LEASE,
BEAuTFUL LOTS on Grace Ietwesn os ssa,sr Mi,r
and Monroe streets aud the northeast corner Of
Pine and Cumberland streets, with privilege or buy
ing the land OIL remarkably easy TERMS Now IL the
time, while building and lots are low. Apply 70
~ f.EtffIi ai... - -. = }. L. APPERSON, - z
7 ty4-6t l:c5,r 3,..f,t + Real Estate Agent Il
DOR RRENT, GROUND FLOOR ANDAa
Il CELLAR, No. 915 Bank street. Apply To- .&a
J. L. APPERSON.
fy4.6t ~ ,,s,t-t Real Estate Agent, &c
T1OR RENT. ON PERPETUAL LEASE
4 beautiful LOTS on Grace between Monroe and
Laurel streets, I'd on Broad and ON Marshall be-
tween Monroe anh henry streets; also ON Gary near
Madison street with privilege Of buying the lots on
Remarkably. easy terms. Sow's your time, whfle
building and land are low. Apply 70, to,,,p,,1,soN
jy4-Bt TX: IL s2.U4 Real Estate Agent, &c.
FOR RENT, VERY CHEAP FOR an
one year from Jolly u Z 1Gsz5h; G 4 that Il LARGs ,a5 Aa
the soutli side Of Main between Twelfth aud datrs
'een'n cen a. s'fee'' l's' NP gRAEs NJ TAYLOR son, ~
Jy4-3t Real Estate Agents and Anciloneers:
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CoEyIcTs RE.sENTENcED.--In the City,
Circuit Court yesterday q. number OF con-,
victs werairessentence for second convie-
ffous zef s,sY AZ eYfg. 80 ~ -f.,-sfs.t t k p
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

Personal Kemper returned
to the city yesterday morning from the
Virginia Military Institute, where he made
q speech to the corps.
Judge Hughea and the officials Of the
United States courts have gone to Alexan-
dria, where the courts will be opened to-
day. ~ ~. 81.
Hon. Bev. B. Douglas is in the city. He
is of counsel in the Littlepage case. :.
Governor Mathews, of West Virginia,
was here yesterday attending to some mat
ters In connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad litigation.
MIA. Y. Lee. architect, formerly OF
Richmond, now OF Staunton, was with the
First REGIMENT at Old Point, and made
sketches OF the Fourth-of-July doings there
for northern paper. He returned nome
last night.
Captain Parater lis Justly proud OF the
fact that on the excursion he had the largest
company in the regiment. His men pore
the heat we'll. Not one got sick. There
were several members OF other companies
oyerpoWered by the heat. Ne wonder, re-
memberipg the weight Of their uniforms.
All "the boysn speak In warm terms OF
Norfolk hospitality and>of the good, time
they had there. For our part, we cannot
doubt our soldiers made a. most favorable
impression upon the Norfolk people: =,
Collector or Internal Revenue White VIII
retire from Office to-day, and will be sue
ceeded by Mr.. Russell. Persons having
business with the Collectors office to-day
should attend to it before O'Clock, as after
that hour " all hands y will be busy making
the transfer of books, pape@, &C., from the
old to. the new collector. 90:
Mons. de Sibourg, the French consui IN
Richmond, and family leave to-day Tor Ola
Point Comfort. !, -yst.s l-.4
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BANK WATEsfENTs.

DEPORT or THE CONDITION 5oF
R,TnE FIRST NATIONAL. EASK A k,,s OF s;R RICH: CHI;
~ SoS SvIIRGYSiA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
22p JUNE, 1877: 80 s f .@s~%a ~sa-
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EulE ONE-HCNDhED-a -aND-SIICOts1.
L SESSION OF FHAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE
will begin SEPTEMBER q, 1877, and end JUNE
l3. 1878.
JlAMPDEN-SIDNEY retains the curriculum, but
permits students 10 pass from lower TO u higher
class only upon thorough examinations. H..
The ordinary COS. Ia those who pay tuition IS from
1915 to $500: but this may be considerably re-
sinced by Joining wel!-conducted mess In college.
BESIDES the examination hitherto required Of eau
idates for admission to the several classes al who
desire 10 enter college must he examined Oh Spell
ing Geography, and English Grammar. -
For catalogue or further particulars apply to the
President, Rev. j. NJ. =. ATKINSON, ID. D., or TO
L. l.. HOLLADAY, Clerk of Faculty..
HAMpDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE, Prince Edward
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-06

OFFICE OF GRANITE INSURANCE CoMPASY,l
1l03 Main street
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
L company have declared DIVIDEND OF FIVE
afrrr the l3TH INSTANT. r. G. PEYTON.
iy Old Secretary.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMoND,l
RICHMOND. June &c, 1877. )
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
/ have declared DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
CENT free Of all taxes. payable to the sfockhold-
crs on and after the 2D of JULY. 1877.
IL 27-lOt ). a. GLOVER, CaSnier.
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Major Courtney suggests that the MEM
bers OF the Board of Public Interests at the
meeting to be held this evening come pre-
cancy.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF
Real ESTATE

u virtue Of an olslefof til. Orphans Court Of tho
.. ouniy Of Hnhtsrd1l barring date The 18TH day
.nber, D.si577,the subs .ribsr admin traitor
Of ! inia Lake. Z 4, vii II a. Puhifs vsni.i on
Saturday, the 19ll day of January next.
All that certa HOUSE and LOT. OF which III said
Othhei lake did seiz d. situated the south side OF
Ferry skfertjath City eg Lamb fttiile aud beund d
the NVtb ~ Ferry street. the East lands ct
the Lainnertfl IS Light Company the South by
Swan Greek, and the West By lands James Mul-
finea0x eohi AIMING Square Feet of Land n5f OF
hiss The i6t fronts - FEE 81 Furry ssr.af ati1 q
feet degp-t m son I'd premises good CO. fortabls
a basement.
Further description Is deemed unaecsssafy - any
visiting TO purchase can yie the properly for them
Parties ssIrg u the premises vii call upon
the subscriber @A1s4 80 ,f9AN9 - -
Conditions made spQen on the day Of sale which VIII
take placs on pseises the hours Of u and
s O'clock. e9esfsfzt ~ 4fi.
esHfe ALEXANDER sIJ4vERs,
A;,S Il 81 Administrator % othnisl Lake, decd
Dated Nov. 18th, 1s77-D. 5th. 81
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DEATHS

SNfTH--On Wednesday morning. Dec 9th, Mrs. Lydia
Smiih, wife or John Smith, Esq.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the residence Of her husband In Pleasant
Valley, on Saturday, Dec. s, al II O'clock, A. N.
CAfKUFF In FlemiDgton, November 25th. Mrs Je-
r,asha A. CarkuH widew Of Mahlon Carkuff deceased
In the SD year Of her age
JoHNaeN--In West Amwell township. Nov. 20. Of
diptheria uiysses O., son Of Chas. and Martha II
johnson, aged 10 years.
Neutrality-suspicious. \, Sarah, wife Of VIM. Brewer
sTOUT.--In Frsnchtown, Nov 2s Of consumption Jen.
ME Stout. aged 10 years. months and n days. es,i
DALRYMPLE.-r-Nsar Sergeantsville. Of Membrane
Group, Geo. d. r., only son Of Andrew and Mary e
Dalryniple, aged years. l month and q days.
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aalaIIae THE MARKETS.
!. l.-a -, lambert yiIle Dec. 9TH, 1877.
MARRIAGES.

ATWOOD OAGLAND-7Tnl Lambertville N. j., Mo-
vember "a, by Rev. Chas. H. Thomas, james, q. Atwood
10 Mary A.'Hoagland
Observation-Disclosures. "a. by Rev. III. Reed, Burt
D. Dildine, or Wismsport. Pa. formerly OF Flem-
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DISSOLUTION on COPARlBGRSHIP

NroTICE Is hereby given that the partnership exist
IN ing between MATTHIAS KiRsT. and jpsEpH n. CRuM,
doing business us carriage makers, etc. as Krst Cru,
was this day dissolved By mutual All debts OF
the firm will be paid by Joseph III. Crufn. few ac-
counts due the Arm will be collected by NJ Kirs who
will notify those interested All other accounts viii be
collected by Jos II. Crum. e. -
Nov. 25-3t, - Ga ~ is94.s MATHIAS klKST.,t
Lambertyile, Nov. 10, 1877. JOSEPH II. cRuM.
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{ Notice.

4 PPLrCATIoN will be made to the next Legislature
or the Sateo New Jersey, for an Act to define the
duties Of the city Public Schools Of
le nsd constitfte the City superintendent
and Trustees OF the Public Seoos of Lambertviile
city Board Of Educationfpy the same
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II speaks for itself; is what a lady said of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the other, day, for a
single bottle cured my child Of a most dread
full coughs lss'
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FOR sALEl

7-RooM HOUSE. stone in Mechanics strcet, New
IA Hope, Bucks County. Pa Price, $500 with stable
Inquire Of Squire johnson, New Hope. or CHARLES
OLDHAM, Cardington,s Delaware County, Pa.
K Nov. 7th, 1877, r. asfS
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TAX NOTICE.
Sale Of Land and Real Estate for Taxes.

Notice shcrehy given that Publ. sale the Real
Estate hereinafter ms utiopsd will held the DfHce
Of The Receiver on Taxes Of the City of Lamhrye on
SATURDAY. TiIEFIfTH DAYp0F JANUARY, AVS,
at the hour oi two o'clock in the afternoon the pvpsr
ny assessed as hpfupcrty Of the Anwi Mis- Come
situate on al west side q South Main street. n
The First Ward OF The city OF Lambertvile ndjonng
nnts OF John sroat and oihrrs the iowfstaermo
years btin case exceeding fifty years for, which
any person will take the, saiDi and pay ths a
the interest md cost, fees charges and expenses
according TO the provisions Of section nine OF an e en-
City Of LambertvilTe APPROX March sixteenth egh-
teen HUNDRED and seventy-foqr- The interest iuthis
case will be at the rate OF twelve per centum from the
twenteth Of September The fees charges and expenses
the certificate Of sale and the proportion Of
the cost OF advertising aud sale. 49,. ~
~ I. rs II. D. RIrCHIN, s.st
~ gN NY kQsst~ n Receiver Of Taxes for'1s7B.
q Dacembe n 1977. s.. s sttf s.
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THE EXAMINER AND ClIRONiclE 4 distinctive
W Family Newspaper, In making It tao Editor ha
the eoopHraton Of the best newspaper writers 81 III
ow REORGANIZATION. besides the osesssonet contributions
ability In other eonmanlons. ne
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Trains run through to Kensngton, change at Trento
for West Philadelphia
Connection n made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lacknwanna 4 Western Railroad. At Lehigh Junction
with Lehigls Valley. Lehigh & Susqueharha, Morris &
Essex and New jersey Central Railroads. Mt Lambert
vile with bennington Railroad At Somerset Junction
with Mercer Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trains to and from New York, aud Camden
For further information time tables which can be
obtained at tile ticket Offices.
FRANK THOMSON ZIP. FARMER
General Manager. Gem Pass A gent
r. w. JACKSON, Gent Supt u II. r. of n j. Div.
J. A. ANDERS0, ESupts -Bevidere Div.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11

pioche, Ham i,tou ma Eurekn Line.
NOTICES.

METHODIST CHURCH-Rev. J.. A.
Gray, pa ,ior. Services at IL O'Clock
A.. NJ. TO day. sermon by Rev. S. NJ.
Crothers, aud dedication service in the
evening by the pastor. Rev. j. A.
Gray.
There will be a childrens' meeting at
2 o'clock p. NJ, at which short adj
dresses will be delivered.
SIR. FiSIAN's CHURcH-Hev. Father
Monteverde, pastor, Mass at 1880 A.. N.
sunday school at = O'Clock z. NJ. YES
pers at Z p. NJ. The first Sunday OF
each month there will be first mass at
So'cl9ck; the second at the usual hour.
PREsBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-f,ev. S,
NJ. Crothers, pastor. No services to-day.
ST.. JAMES SUNDAY ScHooL-Will
meet as usual. The scholars and
adults interested in the school are re-
quested to continue their attendance
during the temporary suspension OF
services at this church.
UNION SABBATH SCHooL-Meets to.
day at 1870 O'Clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
HOOiInmism.

The tendency of a number of half
grown boys to become thorough speci.
mems of the worst kind of hoodlums
is daily becoming more apparent. a
night or two since one of them named
Hayes went into an opium den in
Chinatown, took a teakettle from off a
stove in tire room, proceeded to the
street again and deliberately buried it
through the window of a building
owned by Sam kee and adjoining his
store, completely destroying the sash
and then run away. The same
night the show-window Of the boot
and shoe shop of Ferrsris, on Main
street, was also broken in, and it is
thought by the same fellows. These
hoodlums, when caught in their mis-
chief, should be severely dealt with, as
the only means of keeping them in
their bounds. They regard Chinamen
in particular as lawful game, but il
they fool around sam Kee they will
find themselves mistaken, as that Co.
lestial won't stand much nonsense. If
these hoodlum practices are continued
we shall publish a list of them and
direct the special attention of the off,
GERS to them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-11
CARD FROM MATT. GI.EESON,
Explanatory Of the Recent Trouble
at Ward.
WARD New, March It'll, 1877.

WARD New, March 7th, 1877.
EDITORS EUREKA SENTINEL: As
there seems to exist some
ideas as to the AUST and extent of the
late unpleasantness" between the
Ward Consolidated Mining Company
and the Martin White Mining Com
pany in the mind of the author of the
article from the San Francisco Stock
Report, published in the SENTINEL of
the 9th inst, | wish to state the facts:
The Ward Consolidated owns the
/. X. L. mine, which was located in
1872, and has been worked ever since
by Martin Gleeson, and is now being
worked.
The Martin White Company owns
the Defiance, which it worked two
years ago. Latterly it has transferred
its works to the ground of the l. X. L.,
and has taken several thousand dol
lars worth of ore out of the Ward
Consolidated ground. The /. X. l..
and Defiance are adjacent claims. A
suit is o pending in the Sixth Dis
~ Ncti VI NdiOil thto AiihtbCk ID III
question.
When the Superintendent OF the
Ward Consolidated deemed it neces-
sary, he employed two men to go to
work on the original Discovery shaft
of the l.. Y. L., which has been regu-
larly worked every year.
Il. g.. Clement, the Superintendent of
the Martin White Company, took DC
casion thereupon in public to inform
those two men that if they went to
work for Matt. Gleeson "they had
b etter bring their collins with them,n
at the same time half drawing a re-
volver. Notwithstanding this the
men e to work, and are work ing
there still when the weather permits.
The Martin White Company sem up
arms to their men at the Defiance, and
talked loud and long, but as they
made no move, the Ward Consolidated
men quietly pursued their labors; and
that is all.
The Ward Consolidated neUer asked
permission to go on the Martin White
claim. They don't want il; and if Mr..
Clement will contine himself to the
Defiance he can have all the cGnnOns,
mitrailleuses and mountain howitzers
he desires in every corner of the mine.
The "Stockholdern who gave the
private information to the Stock Report
is either entirely ignorant of the facts
or wiliully misstates them.
Truly, yours,
MARTIN GLEEsoN,
Superintendent Ward Con. NJ. Co.