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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

The Street Improvement.-The special
Committee on Street Improvement have not
as vet been able to do great deal. The
committee will find plenty of work to do
improving the waste places in various parts
NJ tho ,,itv
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BoY DROWNED The body OF James Henry
Lewis (coloredl aged nine years, was found
in the Gallego- Mill race yesterday. Deceased
resided at 316 Third street, and had been
missing from home since II O'Clock the day
hafore ...r . 10
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Taken to the Penitentiary. - Sergeant
Fitzgerald yesterday carried Charles Bowen
(white) to the penitentary. Bowen was
sent at the late term Of the Hastings Court
for one year for second offence OF petit
larceny,
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Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Observation-Disclosures.

l.
We are manufacturing our THRESHERS and
CLEANERS Of two sizes, being for four and ak
horsepower, and mount them on two or four wheels,
rs may be desired.
These machines are the Iightest.rnnning. easiest-
country are not liable 10 get out OF order. tbrcsh
fast and clean and separate tie xraia thor9ns1iy.
They clean wheat or SIS asI1t comes rom tie Us, MA
1ii-"s' - j. w. W.-CARpWELI. s. CO.,
1911 to 1921 Cary street.
te 30-dGw1 Htchmoad, va.
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EXCURSION TO CoBB's IsLASD.--The
steamer John Sylvester will make special
trip from Richmond July 31st to Cobb's
island, remaining there two days, and return
August Sd. Fare from Richmond and re-
turn, 81. Fare from river landings and re-
turn, 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

The Courts.-No business of Importance
was transacted in the Hastings Court yes
terday.
The Mayors Court was not in session.
There will be court for the trial OF civil
cases this morning at 9i O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

HAVE BOYS ANY RIGHTS mime Oregon
Hill BOYS were arrested Yesterday evening
by Policeman Pearman on the charge OF
bathing in the canal. The ordinance pro-
hibits nude bathing in the canal within the
city limits at any time; but these youngsters
understood that they were at liberty to go
in after s, and were in consequence caught
in the very act. They were taken to the
Third station, after they had put on their
clothes, and admonished by Justice I. NJ.
Saunders not to be guilty OF the offence
again, and were then discharged.
In the opinion OF people living IN that
section Of the city, no harm is done by bath
ers who go in in the vicinity OF Hollywood
after s O'Clock. There are then very few
passers-by, and to strictly enforce the ordl-
nance is 4 hardship upon a good many
working-boys and men not blessed with the
possession OF .bathing-tubs at home, who
avail themselves OF the canal to wash off af-
ter the heat and burden Of days TOLL: In
this instance there is no purpose to reflect
upon the officer making the arrest, Us he was
merely obeying orders, as he thought, but
it is suggested that, by a liberal construc-
ton OF the ordinance, bathers might be al
lowed some opportunities after O'Clock.
The fact is, the boys begin to ask if they
have any rights that the City Council is
bound to respect. Here, where there are
no public parks to speak OF, they are pre-
vented by ordinance from playing marbles
and flying kites in the streets, even i'm dis
tant and unfrcquented suburbs, and are
gradually losing every privilege inherited
from their fathers.
After awhile the boys will strike. and
then there will be Old Harry to play here.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

Considerable quantities OF Vir-
ginia wheat have been shipped from Rich
mond to New York, and it is reported that
orders are here from Baltimore and other
n0intS. ---.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

LeSlie's Illustrated Newspaper, contain
ing illustrations OF the strikes at. Martins
burg and Baltimore, received from j. T.
Ellyson, 11l2 Main street.
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The Conuention.-The day has not been
fixed yet for holding either the Senatorial
or County Conventions. 1t is probable
that the Senatorial Convention will be held
first
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

CASH PAID FOR GOOD sUMAC
In large or small quantities.
WILLIAM T. KING,
ivo-3n 1920 Main street
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DEFECTIVE PAylEG.-The. pavement on
Franklin street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets is very. much disintegra-
ted. and requires immediate repair.
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FURNITURE.

TREATEST BARGAINS AT J. D.N
VI GATEWOOD'S FURNITURE WARE -k
ROOMS, 3O5 EAST BROAD sTREET1-l nave EY1
now on nand the largest stock have ever
offered for sale, which cannot be os ~
FURNITURE will lind 1t to their Interest 70 exan,
Inc my stock before purchasing UpnotLeT,nnka ~ ~ ano
Repairing. Terms LIBERAL
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINS, SERGE GOODS, SAN
lals, Prince Aberts. Oxfords. Newports. Magnolias
Buckle Ncwports, &C., cheap
BOsCHEN's, 500 and 5ll Broad street.
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The Military Batl.-The committee OF
arrangements are working hard to make
their ball at Cersley's Hall the most attrae'
tive and pleasant of the season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. and
oppressively warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d A. NJ, &c;
Q 4. NJ, IS; noon, 81; p. NJ. &c; T..
NJ. 90 midnight, Sc. -..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

NJ. ELLYSoN & CO.. advertising agents, ,nsert al.
vertiscments in all of the newspapers OF the Unite
States At publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS
patch couutiug-room will receive prsmps atten-
ton.
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PRISTISG-HOUSES.
PRINTING-HOUSE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

DISPATCH PRlNTlNG-HoOsE'
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, COM
biHed with skiliu mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS.
vIsITING-CARDS,
ROFESSIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-ChRDS
SHOW-CARDS
BILL-IlEADS.
LETTER-lrEADS,
NOTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS,
NOTICES. CHECKS, xorrs
CIRCULARS.
MAMIE BILLS LADING; ,,,rs
DRuG-LABELs' TAGS
rA'if i'i1h ARGUMENTS,
&C., &C
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK a
SPECIALITY.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
and execute work in manner that cannot be sur
passed.
Wcalso do all kinds Of BINDING and RuL1AE
Orders from the country promptly filed and de
livered by express or mail.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and SEND
n,s ,xban reouired NIB 21-dsw,&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

The Baptist Pic Nic.-The Baptist Sab
bath school are arranging for their annual
picnic at Amelia Courthouse.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRISTING-lloUSE. Good work, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

BALTIMORE AND TUTUMAC hAII.KUAU, {
BALTIMORE, 26th.
{. 4. Taylor, General Ticket Agent Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company:
We are advised that the New Jersey divi-
sion, Pennsylvania railroad, is open Tor
freight between Philadelphia and New York,
and they now expect to run regularly.
3:15 L. II. \. W. MUTT.
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Tie City Council.-Tbis being the fourth
Friday, there will be no meeting OF the City
Council.
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CROQUET.

NROOUET, CONTAINING Z 1 G III 7
CBALLS EIGHT MALLETS, and TEN
ARCHES. put up in neat box for s1.25-thc best
'~' ~ " j. T. ELLYSON,
tyl2 Ill2 Main street.
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REDUCTION IN BOARDING. call especial atten.
ion the great reduction in rates of fare and board
The advertisement will be seen In another column.
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BOARDING.

TEW YORK BOARDING, SO FIFTH
In AVENUE, NEW YoRK.-Eleasnt family board.
ins-honse Two dollars per day; ten dollars per
MeeE. most cool aud central sammer residence.
ie 2-3m
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

s1- On all sales Of Real Estate nnade bet11etn
The lst If Janunry and last Of June the ta1esfSr
The 7,resent geur kure tn pnid by the PURCHASER
On al snles ntnde Jet,oeeR the lst of July und last
of the gear the tnres haze to be paid by the setitr
[ThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
plies to Richmond and vicinty.J
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VOL. LII.
DRY GOODS.
CPECIAL NOTICE.
l.. STERN & CO.,


No. 523 BROAD STREET.
take great pleasure In informing their numerous
friends and the public In general that they have con-
clud,<s TO carry on the
DRY-GoODS BUSINESS
a, rir present store. being unable TO dispose OF al
goods on hand OH account Of dull times.
They are now preparing 10 make room for very
large and well. assorted stock of DRY GOODS and
WHITE and FANCY GOODS. which they arc re-
ceiving daily, and in few days will he able TO Offer
some of the CHEAPEST GOODS ever brought to
this market. ..s7.
Thankful for the patronage and confidence be-
slowed on them In the past, they are trying their
utmost TO increase the for the future. All they
ask Is a call TO examine their stock and low
prices. l.. STERN q CO.,
523 Broad, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
NEW GOODS received daily. jy 20-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

JAMES MACDOUGALL, at 1l04h Main street,
will continue the sale OF the large stock of pawn
brokers' goods.
EDWARD c. GODDIN, 81 p. NJ, two brick tenc-
mcnts on Marshall street between Munford and
Gilmer streets.
W. GODDIN. 5h ?. NJ, three lots on the east line Of
Third between Jackson and Duval streets.
A. Il. DUESBERRY, 10 A. NJ, ut No. 21e Broad
street. furniture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

Music AT MONROE PARK by Kessnichs
band this evening at hali-past8 6 o'clock.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

r osT Or STOLEN, FROM THEs.o
IL residence Of George S. Palm Palmer, a s;-s5d
pte SPOT under chin. A liberal reward VIII be paid
II refurned-corner Of Franklin and Monroe streets.
ty 27-2t* = - : -
eC REWARD.-Lost on Tenth 81. street De De-
sSs3 tween Grace and Franklin. BLhCk &, SEGh-
TIE. with sCARF-PIN OF RED STONES: The
unuer I'M g w W ~ ~ isse'' Z. GOODMAN,
NV ' Iso1 Main street, corner Of eighteenth
jy27-1tt
r OST OR MISLAID, on or about Fridax,
IL 22d OF June, two or three-qulrc ACSCU,CSn ~ ,,rn
RUOK, with vouchers inside, wrapPta III utoMn ,hn
paper A suitable reward will be paid II leit w ,e M
Granite Insurance Company's Office. Name OF Tue
undersigned written on paper. s,.yo
jy 27-5t EDM - AhP Mo1 -
TOST, A BUNCH OF KEYS, between
i Sixth.street market aud steamer sylvester, or
on board steamer July Sd Ii left at either OF 10y
stores, 1016 Main street or sos Broad street, :"
suitable reward will be paid.
y17S2t fr WILLIAM "Ai-hhH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

DOR RENT, Mss
HOUSES NOS. 604 AND 5oS MARKET SQUARE
tEew Market. very suitable for snaek-house or fish,
dealer Apply TO A. Il. TIREE'
,yo7.o,x No. 6OS Seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

TOR RENT, and possession given 1st GsA
Il of August, five of those SPLENDID M:I
TESEMESTS In Jones's row, on Grace street be-
tween Jefferson and Madison streets which have re-
Gently had All additional story added making them
In comfort and convenience equal To any houses In
Richmond. Each contains ten rooms, with four
room kitchens. water. and other modern improve
ments. The houses will be in thorough repair being
grained throughout on all woodwork papered, &c.
TO cooi and permanent tenants inducements Will
Inc offered ROBERT Il. LYME,
iy 24-5t Real Estate AuctiOneer and Agent.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, NICE BRICK DE-GA
Il TACHED DWELLING on Fifth between III
Canal and Byrd Streets six rooms, gas, water, &C.,
and has lately been put In thorough repair. Price
iv 27-3t ROBERT B. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

AIRS. u. G. RICE WILL RESUME HER
w SCHOLASTIC DUTIES FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER ut sos Second street. hctwccn Clay
aud Leigh. Her mode Of Instruction Is thorough
Arithurtic, English Grammar. English Compost
ti1u. Physiology. Natural Philosophy, History,
Latin. The greatest attention given TO ortiogra-
Iiv--as combination letters, definition, and de-
,ivr,iuu iv 24-1w
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CROOUET.
FINANCIAL.
Go S00 To LEND.

We are authorized 10 lend 81 900 in sums Of
$500 and upwards, secured by unenculnbered first
class real estate, In Richmond only, at low rates Of
interest. CHAFFIN, STAPLES CO.,
5Y25-eod3t No. ! north Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

WANTED, ORDERS FOR A BEAUTI-
w FUL LOT OF SPRING PANTS, which am
now Offering ut about cost to close them out Eli
PANTS atS9. Have reduced The price about 20 per
cent. You will do we'll 10 examine them before buys
ing. Satisfaction In every respect
WESSOS THE TAILOR,
apis IL Twelfth street.
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will introduce to the public the novels which have
been approved 10y the best critics OF both hcml-
matter for the money than any other publication.
The following numbers are now ready. When or
dered by mail three cents each for postage must be
added New numbers received every week.
EAST LYNNE. tDouhle numberD. zoe.
JOHN HALIFAX. GENTLEMAN. zoe.
4 WOMAN-HATER. (Chares Rcade's last novel;
zoe.
BLACK INDIES. Jules Nerne's new book. l0c
LAST DAYS OF POMPElI. 10c. -t.
ADAM BEDE. zoe.
THE ARUNDEL MOTTO. BY May Cecil Hay.
10c.
WOMAN IN WHITE By Wilkie Collins. 2Oc
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. BY George Eliot.
zoe.
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. BY A. Trolope.
zoe.
A PRINCESS OFTHULE. BY William Black. zoe.
THE DEAD SECRET. BY Wilkie Collins. 1Oc.
Address all orders 10
j. T. ELLYSON. bookseller,
17-dlOt,SwSsw3t 1I12 Main street.
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VREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN.
SELLING OFF AT A SMALL PROFIT AT
LOWER PRICES THAN THOSE WHO
ARE SELLING OFF AT COST.
COMPARE PRICES AND BE CONVINCED.
JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3 BROAD STREET, is
THE PLACE.
All DRESS GOODS marked down below cost:
20 pieces BLACK BRoCADE ALPACA ut l6sc.
sATiS.STErE BLACK GRENADINES only
l2kc worth double:
BLACK IR0N-GRENADINEs closing ont at
rARhSoLs .ss "a and nd sUN-UMBRELLAs of all
kinds at prime costa chance to get n great
BKoESADE ES@A.I LAcE-sTRIPE MUsLINs reduced
unndsGne iIHR M g SAriSsrnIrE TIN: VICTORIA LAWN
% pieces Hs 25c. @ VICTORIA LAWN reduced 10
l6ac.: ,
A large lot Of LINEN ,RAsQu rs and ovERSKlRTs
PLAIN and S'TRIpED aud CHECKED LINEA
DEILLS. f,r mems and boys wear at greatly
''F'i.n and "aFyi,Ts cFiiLhIEN's GATzE u&DEKWEAR;
The ABDoMISAI. CORSET for stout ladies' re-
The largest and cheapest line of CORSETS in the
Al sisics in HOoPsKIRTs: BUsTLES from s5c.
mn. and lots of other goods which will be sold at
greatly reduced prices to c2>e t,.si out ;t,vrps af
iyI3-eod 6O3 Broad street.
TNHE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE
l. DAY-TIIE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
EVER OFFERED.-BROWSE& ROWE are de-
tcrmined to sell us low the lowest. and have
marked down the following goods 70 PRIME COST 10
raRAsGS FAX a's6f Hr m InS ssG so worth at worth
SO. at 50 worth ~: a.o. ALPACA, GiNG-
HAM, and CAMBRlC PARAS0I.S, extremely
sTKIPkD and PLAIN GRENADINES at 12E,
l6S, 25c. and up. worth double the money!:
BLACK ALPACA at 22. 25, 80. 35, ~. and 50r.-
great bargains: BLACK CACHEMlRE at 62c
worth 75c.. At 75c. and - worth II and 81. !;
PIOUES ut 9. 10, Is, and 25c.: CALICOES at 8,
at bottom prices GAUZE SHIRTS for ladies
and gentlemen al less than wholesale prices;
HAMBCRGH EDGINC;S in great variety:
Full stock Of CORSETS, GLOVES, JEW ELItl. .
&c: ladirs' and childrcn'S STRAW GOODS;
splendid MOURNING GOODS extremely cheap
Call and be convinced. BROWNE \ ROWE,
iy 2O-eod 323 Broad street.
TREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
" OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined to make an entire change In
our business. and in order to do so. We viii sell With
out reserve all goods in stock. comprising
DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, CASllMERES,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN SClTlNGS. .
CASSIMERES. PARASOLS, KID GLOVES,
HOSIERY, SASiI-RIBBOES.
HANDkERCHlEFS,C CORSETS, &C. &C,
ut aud below cost.
CaH early and examine our stock before phr-
chasing elsewhere, at LEVI IiEXTER'S.
627 Rroad street.
ABDOMINAL CoRsETs flor sioutladcs) reduced
from - to $3.50. 1c 2S
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S'CIOOL On CHURCH HILL.
nEN- rIkE pOMERS,S SCHOOL For

DEN. PIkE POWERS'S SCHOOL FOR
IL GIRLS, al No. Second STREET. between Main
and Carv lrsins lST OCTOBER. Teachers:
Rsv Pike Powers, Miss Anna II. Powers, ana
Miss r.. &. Powers. Natron: Mrs. IKE Powers.
Tuition, $50. SEQ. and so, payable half yearly In
n!vauc,. Latin and French WifhOnt e.rtrd Charge
German French tcith c0uccrSntton. aud Music
~ professor charges. Casthcnics, by Miss Anna
H. Powers. 1T SO per annual session. address
REV. PIKE POWERS
" lf f-codlm* GIL west Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-27

FORT MONROE, July 2G.-The proceed
ines OF the Postal Convention to-day were
very interesting and important, but too
elaborate for telegraphic sketch.
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al nt,0.--<g nDUrs.

Mi Nnrv g. ia ol-.n. a.',.l 300. .n-.l her
SCI ~ ---NI ----- y 49, ------- ~ --Ill.-
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Summer arsolts.

HE fot G"i>GlNro rHr'ouNTRyt
CONTAINS ~ ~. his goo Sd NNltNG PLACES.
wan lN niN'." ll0 $500. lnIr .iluNn-.
f"f safe N'fNMl .tr. s0fta. Hf~
Scui u 'NE lV. EN AZ. rurl ilf.D y
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DALf's 5TH AyrNvE THEATRE
POSITIVELY 2qr. gg,NIiewwgln WEEK OF
As'hc departs Tor Euop' May 3D.
To-NlGEm 5y 9Ta T *, IS PA NIGHT,
POSITIVELY LAST riNa, Of Mis- NllLsoN as JULIET
* , MORROW SIGHT l94n,ey, last lmeofrwrtru
FRIDAY viGur
MISS Si'i M it5 52g 81 i15, FnSrr"
MTf0VY SEM "fPErSYv noaio, ASH JrG,aiGf':
Mr. R.-noid MS Romeo Mis-, Nol.0n. as...,.Julet
FAREWELL NArINEE SATURDAY
SATURDAY NIGHT MISS DAyENronrs BnNrrIr
NtiiaicR
WIN fNr greatest cur' ever give 100 y W lurk
Miss m,o ,s, MnaH 'o'Ri"n asjriIN
Nj. pWINrORr 49,. urlfS
Nr .sit ri,9NM4f sitir,n
M6NbW NlET1iiac ereo, rar.ai iG ,',. yl,fH' "
MoNrAGUrs LAST ,ArrEARANoEIN
noorurs rir,rnr
GRAND DIR NMArlC NArisfI. MONDAY, MAY -
WYNN No>N } l,N2} AID ri' IL. ADA DrAs
Also. Lancaster and N..nl. .play OF
pv .ome member. o thc ,marant cuh o. nroolivn for
wrnrf ,,r 't.l,s.. "n',f ,,. an'ii',', 81
Share nme-, p ta,,iit NNgg "'n Q owcn..
drr ~natr. % fn..itt
n f'i, ans, .- \ n, M E5on,Nay ria9 Avenue
sN 49,. CORNER SOD So. ami at the theatre ou the day
VuE GRrtT INV YORK NouAEttM.
ORES pNi} tHeN NJ MIL ior ".
" NoNsifa i'viSaN With |iSiE P'
s'n,- n..,r Il. TN G.,'a, .S * ,.,'i lir,.
A.omoHg-. WHO'S t,aauIo, oo.or, oaulc those oi 4n
MS. s,nir rrnlN 'he ,lastrgt
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Qrntlsitp

nK.NtN NLEtk's Dentistry. ari Gih NV r.,
~ l1uNhed ls'D Whole and partial sets -, ~, $40,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-13

Vanderbilt visiting tho latter in hs office at hs resi-
dencc almost every week day when Mr.. Nandcrpt was
I'm health and in the He had never c"nNefseu WIN
Mr. Vanderbilt the subject o. clarN0l ince ur Spil,
asm. As ne remembered. III. NInde nt decllreu .nS
will 10 be ms last viii and testament wle III tue ACT vi
writing his signature. ito. ~,
Joseph IIarkef, witness To the execution OF
the VIII said he had known Mr.. NhndefDit
for twenty years MIR Vanderbilt signed the VIII III MS
presence and said lust he flushed: Gcntlcncn, ths
is my last will aud testament winch wish you 20 WI
ness lie in his eighty first year, but ala noi uuh
SO old Mr. Clinton said the object was to prove tnat ne
decedcnt was over twenty-one years OF age On lhe
cross examination Mr. Lord asked the witness II, atr
time of the execution OF the WILL somebody had calico
ms attention To the actual age OF the deccdent. Ihr
witness looked as II he did not fully understand he
question: and finally said that the counsel mercy h-kn
INN 10 testify next Witness SAID he had conVelscd WIN
tine Commodore Walst. matters ana also on Tue SUI
icct of horses. which formed ~ mpalhcuc ana suouE
bond Of ri. ndship between thcn 4.
F. Worcester, witness To the execution OF the 'ou
ell testified the circumstance al slHhnS an.
sounducss of mind which had been given already, ana
said he had known Mr.. Vanderbilt for ten wears au uu
n the last part ComuodOrcs lie saw nm on mat
tcrs of business two or three times dalN. -.
samuel d. Erickson. witness TO thc execution OF inc
codcil saw Mr. Vanderbilt often during twenty years
CrOsscNannci, he said he was louise palhtci i"" '
WAYS did Mr.. Vandernilts work.
Dr. Sidney A. Corey a witness TO the execution OF the
Will aid he formed Mr. Vanderbilt $ Acquaintance t"'l
tvseyrn wears ago. and renewed the acquaintance ~
Saratoga the day after the COnmodorcs second inarS'
Surrogate CALVIN gave notice To the counsel mat he
would be ready proceed with The tlal OF 'he case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-13
THE PLYMOUTH ROCK on A SAND-BAk.
The Plymouth Rock on her $50 trip to Rock

The Plymouth Rock on her $50 trip to Rock
away Beach yese.dly took down large excursion parj
which WAS safely landed. on her return FOR the AFTER
noon trip when there few people on hoard,
the Captan-as frequently does To save hafanhour III
tIme-ran the huge close 10 the northwestern
point OF Coney Island and she grounded small sand
bar caused it said by the sinking OF tugbOaf last
winter The bar was struck between IL aud II o'clock
Henry d. Palmer, of the proprietOrs of the steamer
and OF the passengers came ashore The dispatches
which preceded Mr. Palmer to tie city caused ripple Of
excitement and Mr. Jarrett s'nOr owner, started mme-
daey for the OF deayjhe state OF the weather
pre-. ud d the danger of disaster.
1t couded the face of Commodore Joseph II. ToOker,
To see the crowd Of twelve hundred who ha
gathered al Twenty secOudst aud Pier FOR the o'clock
excursion compelled 10 take their recreation rival
steamers Most them went down to see now gracefully
the Plymouth Rock could ait on sand-bar When the
It'd. Was Il food, between halipast four and five. The
Plymouth Rock moved off. with the assistance OF Il
mi ndly ug-0oat, AMI steamed down 10 chaway Tor
her morning passengers. MI IoCker was al L cI az
O'Clock evening casting Wistul eye ~ the drect"
of tine Narrows. big steamer jus disc rnile, FOL.
OF M Emire Statcl" Very she wstied. Mhat'a
that 2" asks tHe PymOut's treasurer cXctedy "Ihat
tie Rock" answers Al lOnssnOreman wan de -lslon.
Ills lords voice CT No ever spoke, thlnd Ied
Commodore TOOkrr. assuming tue tragic AR or d. neh,-
ugtt The awser thrown ashore just as the Og gun
on Font Columbus announced the or the sun, watch
was also seranad by the Plymouth chimes.