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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-02
Exactly !

The Augusta (Ga.) ConstitutionaliSt says
that President Hayes promised to appoint
any good man United States marshal OF
Georgia upon whom Senators Hill and Cor
don (Democrats) agreed, and that the two
senators have not accepted his proposition.
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.aa,s nd aSslasts this whole people may
i,srh themselves wholly industrial prr-
s,.iss. and there Is an instant and great pur-
TS.ss 10 improve the Opportunity. You have
Ppt sou peace, we NOW viii work forprsos-
neritS. And the ancient power and glory
Of Virginia shall return; not the old dream
Int reality better than any dream" i.
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1,HE TINDUsTRIAI HoME.-certainly

dhe yery NEST Tor the pr1ce, ana tne
ony one Of the Kind ever published. VI SPECIAL In
terestio small farmers, worklngmen, and all desi-
hninaa. or bringing about q better understanding
between LABOR and CAPITAL. Contains the
United States Homestead and presumption laws. as
nme:,ded Ia date how and where to obtain home-
steaGs. and Gle cost; an impartial description and
terms OF Gale OF eight hand grants lover 900
snccessyuI plans and for colonies Also
Valuable correspondence from the Great West and
the New South. We mail free, single copy. twenty
Address, plainly. INDUSTRIAL. HOME CO., = !.
81 249 west Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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NE COHEN BROTHERS HAVE THE
best assortment Of HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
In the city. Their prices on UNDERWEAR are
about TWO thirds Of that Of last year.
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DRESS.M AKHNG.

FASHIONABLE DRES S-MAkING.-
Il MISS l.. GREER, FASHIONABLE DRESS
AND CLOAK-MAKER, COS Broad street first floor
over store) would inform her lady friends and the
public generally That she has just received the
and WINTER PATTERNS, and respectfully In
vites call. CUTTING and FITTING done at short
est notice. - .-'5 49, .''.. 49,. - 0c 2-3t
DEMOVAL.-HAV r lem 0 WE'D
IL over Courtney & Powell's new Store am now
prcparcd 10 MAKE and CUT and FIT DRESS ES
and CLOAkS In the latest imported styles. Parlicu-
lar attention paid to BRIDAL TOILETS and orders
from distance. $1,000.
oc 2-3t '-t MISS Ii. BRIGGS.
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NET THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
CARPETS in any dry.goods house in this city Is At
COHEN BROTHERS. -. sc 20
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AND OIL. CLOTHS,
purchased since the decline In prices. and hence
offer them much lower than they haze ever been
able to 90 before : 49, = =
.s.- o..;,s IN BLACK CASHMERES,
we call particular attention to the very superior
qualities VIC arc Offering at 75c. and 81, also to low
er grades ut so, 60, and 85c.al very cheap go DDS
IN BLACK SILKS,
which we lave purchased since the last fall In these
goods last week, VIC offer in every quality the best
bargains ever sold in this city. Il ned. f!s
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK reduced to 90c.-
formerly sold at s1.25;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced to S1.I0-
~. former value $1.65; .:t':
BLACK GRoS-GRlaIN SILK, reduced 10 t1.25-
former value Sl.75; ~ .ls.= -.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced to sl.35-
former price 81; 3D. FL. t-. t....
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK reduced to Sl.oO-
we'll worth 1926. s liz
Corresponding reductions In better qualities.
IN CoLORED SILKS, ..-.., .....
we have reduced the handsome line of $1.5OSlLkS
to the very low price Of $1.10 yard; ..
GROs-GRAIN COLORED SILKS reduced to $3.50
yard-formerly sold ut 50; s.
A nice assortment FALL SHADES DRESS GOODS.
IN OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
the array of handsome patterns Is very attractive
We arc receiving a full line of medlum-price IN
GRAIN CARPETS, bought 25 per cent. under
value, and will be sold very low In TWO AND
THREE-PLY CARPETS we have bottom prices.
TAPESTRY CARPETS-this seasons designs-at
lower prices than ever before the war.
We are prepared to lay CARPETS In the best style
and promptly.
- DIR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT f.s.
is now well supplied with BLEACHED and UN-
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELS-White, Red,
Yellow, Blue: OPERA Of all shades, and Twill L.
ED FLANNELS. rs ..s... '..t. ~. .s..
BLANKETS. COMFORTABLEs, CARP E L
WARP-all colors. .......r'E ~ t =.
Every article sold ut the lowest price for cash at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
oc Q "''.' Richmond, va.
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93.CEST S'fOF
SJ.CESE SAokSEs
TUST RECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE,

...... #s.... S9-CENI SIDttEr
NO. sos BROAD STREET,
4 full line Of CROCKERY-which We are seIi!hE
very cheap-warrantcd best Irons stone;
bcautifu, line OF VASES at 99c i pair;
We have a larger and finer assortment Of ''%F"
than ever before .,,,.,,
A lot of new aud very iue MAJOl.lCA rll'hh"''
New TOILET SETS-99c. aset;
70 sets TIN TOILET-WARE,i in rerHiiioh' e'e''
oak, walnut, and Frencl-sray. These se'' '''
full Size and OF very best quality ana hlhsn'
4 splendid line TIN CUSPADoRES st 09e. pAt'
A snleudid line LAVA CUsPADoREs al s'''
pair; . p,rSSrD
Large WAX DOLLS; some very fine D iXsf;I:I 4.
DOLLS; new-s.yle DOLL-fEha''o'A
,ot Of PIPES and CIGAR-H0L DERS ID nHs
- sases: some heau,ifully-cary Gr =, d..
MEERSCHAUM CIGAR-H0LDERs !" MN
,,SsSsr lot Of those FINE. SOLID BLACK W. MI
Aus NrrT PiCTURE-FRAMES at 9oe. apiecs a a..
noe nsir. We have several entirel! nc" pa
.o terms sn Nh in PANEI-PlCTUREs;
~ caR0NOS, new ALBUMS; am.
an DOZEN MEMS SHIRTS. warranted nnsm p ssrno;
S Sn LARGE, FOUR-WiiEELEDW A9oSs saAA'
be eGualled In town for 81 .69; r,erRyD
Some more OF those beautiful BkoNIE fi"''
Wa are receiving new goods every day; Ion 'h. ,n
20 nsij ~ the 0f-CEST STORE aud look q. w.
y o0-CENr STORE, 500 Broau St S,yib.
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TRIMMINGS. NOTIONS. &c.
WENZ E L,
II AIS BROAD STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
ZEPHRY WORSTEDS, GERMANTOWN AND
SHETLAND WOODS, KSITTING-YARNS, &C.

ZEPHRY WORSTEDS, GERMANTOWN AND
SHETLAND WOODS, KSITTING-YARNS,& &C.
Having made arrangements with The principal
manufacturers in Germany 10 Import my worsteds
direct from them will be enabled hereafter to Sell
the same at much lower rates Than heretofore.
PLEASE NOTE THE DECLINE IN PRICES.
SPLIT, SINGLE, AND DOUBLE ZEPHYR:
Black and W'hitc-Sc. per ounce. 31.2S per pound !;
All Colors-10c. per ounce, 81. go per pound.
My assortment of all the various shades In all the
different sizes, IS unsurpassed but Ill weight ana
duality warrant my worSlcds SUPERIOR TO ANY
SOLD IN THIS MARKET. "a.
-. GERMANTOWN WOOL: .....
Black, White, and Colored-13c. per hank, 81 per
SHETLAND WOOL:
Black and White-l0c. per ounce, 1.50 per pound !;
All Colors-l2hc. per ounce, 90 per pound.
..s. -. SHETLAND FLOSS -... ...s
:..E A new article for fancy work ..s
Black and Whlte-1Oc. per ounce. $3.50 per pound )
All Colors-12Hc. per ounce, sl.75 per pound
''.".' ZEPHYR CREWEL-
|G .''' new article for embroidering:
All Colors-25c. per ounce, 1915 per pound.
~. '.3.;-'.t ! ICE WOOL: .s "
White-3Oc per ounce, s4.5 per pound. -
:! RI A<,K WHITE, and all colors and grades OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ,KNITTING-1AkNS
at correspondpgly low prices. Sc Zs-IM
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTENTION Assemble ats
" regimental armory on WEDNESDAY and "A
FRIDAY NIGHTS NEXT Mt TX O'Clock In un-
dress uniform for company drill Every man
to be present. BY order Captain l.. j. BoSsIEU1.
oc 2.2t 'S.stl, JAMES +. TYLER, Orderly.
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NE" COHEN BROTHERS ARE JUST
IN receipt OF a very extensive stock Of LADIES
CLOAKS In price from - to $40. seq
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spECIAL.xoTrCEs.


IT. STOP sANDtTHlNK
T. K. PRICE & CO.
most respectfully announce to the trade that tlieir
FALL STOCK is now on exhibition.
In all the leading styles Of SILK and WOOLLEN
FABRICS special attractions;
KNICKERBOCKER SUITINGS, BOURETTES,
MATELASSES. and Other French and Domestic
novelties.
BLACK AND oLORED TRIMMINGS and DRESS
SILKS;
BLACK SILKS worth 75c., Csc. 81, Sl.25, S1.35.
$3.50, $1.75,$ 81, and upwards-at these quoted
rates we make no claims TO sell below cost;
BEAUTIFUL LINE CoLORED SILKS at 81
adecided bargain; es
Attractive stock OF BLACK and MATELAsSE
CLOAKING;t at. -sr .......l.5....
Full assortment Of BLACK and FANCY CLOAKS.
BLACK CASHAiERES In an endless variety.
Our speciality has always been BLACK GOODS,
and to these we invite examination.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GESTLEMEN'S FURNISH
INGS, RUFFL1NGS, SHEETINGS, SHIRT
INGS, WHITE AND COLORED LINENS, &C,
Larges, line Of CRETONNES south of Washing
ton. 81. .sE. ....
T. r. PRICE & CO..
oc Ism .,..s-s. ..,. ll0l Main street.
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r1~FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

THALHIMER & BROTHERS
will open during this week and next week one Of the
largest and pest-assortcd stocks Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TO be found In the State.
Our buycr Is ut present In New York, where he Is
attending nil the large auc,ion sales and making ex
tensive purchases which enables us TO offer goods at
prices far below their market value.
Our stock OF BLACK ALPACAS and CASH
MERES Is an entirely new one. and whlc for quail
ity and durability will surpass any goods that have
ever been shown In this market. They VIII be sold
from 1 o to Csc. per yard less than heretofore.
Two hundred and fifty pieces Of the prettlest and
most fashionable DRESS GOODS, III all the new
shades, from which the most particular person can
be suited. So. ....E $751;. .-..
In CAsSIIERES and CLOTHS for mems, boys,
and chtldren's wear, we keep better line than any
other house In the city, and to our already large
stock will be added the pretest and best patterns 1t
has ever been our pleasure tnoier We cal par d
speciality, and the superior light our store affords
gives to the customer advantages not to be obtained
elsewhere. = -. 81. -'. -..t. s... . .s'i'
Our stock. Of BLANKETS: sHA,WLs. Felt
SKIRTS, FLANNELs ,S Of all kinds, :, GANT9S
Linen TOWELS, sHEETfNGs, CoTTONs: CAL
ICoES, and other goods too numerous 10 mention, Is
Of the best to be found anywhere In the CITY, ana
has been purchased to sell at prices to suit the closest
buyers, a.s' '.'
In, LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S. and chill
DREN'S UNDERWEAR. our stock IS complete;
also, CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS Of SHIRTS and
DRAWERS, ... .,.s.. ~ ...t esq.,.
Our KlD-GLOYE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in every quality, and Is the best ever exhibited
have just received about 60 dozen pairs or TWO
BUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS, which we
win sell ut 5Oc. pair. These are The best ever sofa
at that price.
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK CORsET-one
of the best made-for sale here. r..
Our stock of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS, such rs
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDkERCAlEFs'
SH oG HsNDKE RCHTEFS, LACE TIES,
and a thousand other articles, which Tor want OF
we cannot mention, has been carefully selected
10 suit the trade.
Call early and see the bargains to be had at
THALHlMER BROTHERS.
SOLE COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
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THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION.

THE ,GRANDEST EXCURSION.
The LADIES OF CENTENARY CHURCH will
make an EXCURSION to WASHINGTON, BALTl-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK, by
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, leaving Rich
mond MONDAY EVENING, the 18th Of October
Fare to Washington and renrn............... S2 90
Fare to Baltimore aud rcturn... so
Fare to Philadelphia aud New York and re-
Tickets to each of the above-named points
GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
Further particulars hereafter oc 1-1w
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GRAND EXCURSION TO NATURAL
VI BRIDGE, OCTOBEY 8, 1S77-DAY LINE
by Danyilc and A.. NJ. and o. i. r.. and by G: and
q. K: K. and Va. Midland r. X. Round-trip ticket
to Natural Bridge from Richmond and return, IS.
Tickets for sale at packet Office.
d. S. MORRISON, Agent
oc 2-2tA Hartman Brothers.
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FAIR.

CHURCH FAIR. ..u.a ..a.... ...
The ladies of Sicboison-Street Methodist church
will commence CHURCH FAIR at their church
on ,THIS Tuesday EVENING at O'CLOCK, and
will continue EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
proceeds for the benefit of the church. They hope
to be patronlzed by all the friends Of the church.
oc 2-3t< 90. .'-.5 t...s.... ... ...' W..
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MILLINERY GOODS
TALL MILLINERY.

Mrs. T.. B. MORRIS. YSSEs
CORNER FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS,
has just returned from the North with all the new
styles and Is now prepared to fill orders at short
notice. viii advertise day Of opening of PAT
TERN BONNETS, ROUND-HATS. sc.
oc 2-3t ....
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~ w. q. Il. FRAYSER
has reopened his
SPLENDID PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
IN STEARNs:s BUILDING, 1011 MAIN STREET.
Immediately opposite the post-o.ice,
to which he invites The attention of his friends aud
the public generally. -.
PLEASE NOTE THE PRICES:
CARDS, per .......................@2 90
CARDS. per half dozen..... 3U
large II RE SIZE FOR FR;AMiSG;...:........ 90
The GALLERY Is fitted up In the most handsome
STYLE, aud supplied with instruments Of tic newest
and most approved patterns, Including
DALLMEYER'S NEW PATENT PORTRAIT
....a. G-t LENS. t
Having been in the business since 1862. and thor
oughly understanding 1t In all lis departments feel
confident Of giving entire satisfaction to those who
may favor me with their patronage.
PHOTOGRAPHS IN EVERY STYLE
known to the art, and finished In the most artistic
manner.
ORDERS FOR LIFE-SIZE PICTURES
executed upon canvas, finished In oil colors, India
ink. cray0n. or water colorS.
Call and examine my specimens.
W. G. r. FRAYSER,
&C 1-6tt 10l1 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

me- LEVY BROTHERS ARE NOW
receiving by every steamer large additions to their
general stock OF ~
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. CARPETS,
.H-r> nIr frr oTIIS
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION
., " .ro. ITO WASHINGTON

-ns.. 3. -. 81, ....aN.. r ..s.. ~. ."...-.
a., OVER TIE .t..ta,'.....
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
.,.E, a.# ~ IToMAC RAILROAD. s. =.t
on THE 18TH OF OCTOBER. '...'~
-" ROUND TRIP ONLY Sc.
Way passengers beyond Ashland, $3.50.
Train leaves head of Broad street ut O'Clock ut
night, arriving in Washington about daylight, Civ
Ing seventeen hours In Washington.
As this excursion is gotten up by party Of relia-
BILE business gentlemen, perfect order and gentiEty
are assured and gentlemen need not hesitate to car.
~ their families. Tickets will not be sold to per-
persons Of bad character, male or female. ..,,.-.s
or 2-4.6S1Ol1.12I3Gl5
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RlLL-HEADS. ST to $40 per reain, ut the
1JDIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE
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purchased since the decline In prices, and hence
offer them much lower than they hare ever been
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NEW STORE,.
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Buy your MERINO SHIRTS at CARuoyn
FOuRQCREAN ( CO.'S. fou w.li get Tie h.,
quality and al the lowest prices.
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If you want DRESS GOODS al every S,y,o a..
quality, 90 TO CARDOZD. FOERQTREiN$ ,n'r,u'
where you will have thu largest Stock 10 be fHunI ~
the city 10 select from. ~
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Don't fail 10 look AT CAKDOZO. rOCRQTREk\
& CO.'S CARPETS, RUGS, ard DRTGGETS h-for,
you buy. 90 -
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

WAsHINGT0N. July 22.-Commander Montgomery
Sicad a c.rc to CONN aud r'e Syafara a Hampton Eoa
in place ot Commander \ T. tpost detached from tc com
faf r.-eel placed ltttt tl-
.. l3 klh.i cred 90 larf dt Pensacola
place ol Chef Engineer Lewis j. ti-l -f<rr iru.i that
yuri crior. 20 hod h.lslt boz crdue nrS the
y thr European station Passed As~ altl-aelncor
e.. D.. Mcconnell d Assist it ritocr N o. tiris
cr.tr! fp te MorcIg1he!a 40 Nrn-forE ChieiEAaneer
~ -. I2rr1 getarIC irIl duty in charge of o-luoffs
Stare Island Na~Y lar Ald c.c- 20 ilc Nuugl
eihrI1. Passed Assist Engineer Go Buruap rs dat1ricd
ilHu te I1a1rF F.e.- and placed waiting order. Car
pcut0r Peter f. Nari detached from the >vat1ra ami
placed Whiting uitcrg Carpenter Gerrc T. ANDERSON s
% fI tlc CE-n-lear h. tarpcitrr
drd 1 fuir m charge o engineers stores 20 Tie Mare 'iaud
Navy Yard
SEwrva r. T. !uiv o'Tfe Cnif.f Sta;es practice slip
Cef-I Ila arrived here from NcN8rC
frL All gii leave icr Nc" No ~ nt n gt t-lirhi vince
str VIII -nek o. haze Aer bottom NSau..cL li.5
e.fai- fA tsiarL i! an opportunity ,o attend me hop
as fHc ocean inrss.
.t 22Lla moIrrc orders Wer' foc wed
froG tac Department Washington directing fhat I'D tie
W. IN. employed n tlt construction department o the
Navy llr be- t 0loo pfcf 0I tHe ea'r itaftn N or r
o. al fIs D f1t ship VITA All p1-siiia dispatch
t.af Dol. readiness fo si Du uc la Of Argus; 10
join -olI'i AtlItc Hiuadron ,sgP. The Aoaon-a
De- cruise witt f!r a'i-lfit
this yard ~ De- ont or te MciterraneSu
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE COTTON TRADE.

The regular weekly report Of the New-Y ork
Cot,au E2clangc compiled by t4e sugeruteniaHs o. tie
Exehause. L. K. Powers, gives very Interesting
fac relative 10 Tie ststo OF c cotton market and tAe
transactions tlis product during tfc past week Tie
sae for future delivery amount TO $4,000 Bales making
toti since sept 1876, Of 0sll,2JO bales tAe
prrcs ranging from 1850 g. 12@loj cers pound The
sacot - o" d transit cotton are given as je93 bales
fcr The we1A Til ue receipts as a United States porte
fr f!c week are lCJl bales showing decline from tae
week heforo 4 ~ ver ccat. TIE oial receipts sine.
September l. l~I6 are 3929.920 bales tilng oG 70.
nearly per ut from c recruits Tor tic 9Ic lnc i>.
year Te ic i.c ipt, q, an United states ort ast
were lg GT1 bales ard f0r ac previous pea zoos ttl
bfes Iae Exports run al United states iotr 20 VfcAl
Britain lass 600 laic5 aud 1 tle continent
t0s bales. Tie total shipments snce scptem,.~r J.
1876 $50 IL nirs 90 Grca; Britain, Hrc lGV't4b
bac. 20 TIE Continent The exports from al United
ports 32a-,23" bales. tEy prcFa Ne
yea. -.- i4- aal~s Ile yrUaa r1,clpts at Sc" 11S
o. n- week. 5re 5.272 bales and since september l.
- |. \
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
CIVIL NnTEs.

Judge McCuc. Of tine Brooklyn CITY Court has
granted wr of attachmcu; cnst Wm. r. Tlehoi- we'll
known r-ee dealer ia Yars. 0r faIng fey his
VIE Dc1r4aas tl- sinlouv allowed by tc Court Gr AIch-
1'a haa fsiru ii arrears 81 $50 500.
Edward McCUc. the Clerk Of the Supreme. Court.
Special rcr afs six wccss' holiday o. hc Iasc8
OF Killarney Daring his ahserce William Lamb f.. Crr OF
tae supreme Court General Term Ui attend i0 is etr
The Brooklyn Ferry Company, organized in $50,
hs h s cse exercised none " s corporate po~ors since
l-Gf Ou thc application ~ tie Attornc- Genera! JUaee
!nl"hrr Dbl Court, lhgubfr- iuriav, QTasit'i
ta Tn ir rt 20 r' COMPANY and appointed George Law and
John Berry Receivers.
'Marv Elizabeth McQnlau, ofNo. I. .2-t Lexington
became Hnt5or thc latter part August, asst year.
and she has su Potter ~ anus FOR oosc Of prUnse seeking
tn recover fif damages rti~-i iir arrest ui |c-
ssnYs -atGul@r order saatc Iv scst.e Cocpp o.
tie ht.iae CJart, vhO izo3 tie ha- a. 800
Royal =. Crane has recovered Judgment on tire
report referee after proace ra. against the c-tae
James B. rerlor r tz236l r pro,os lal ryiees -cn-
dyreo Hr T,vor go MS lifetime The case came before
u.ec riggc- ernI Court, .ra Term, c saturday.
motion fo~ an extra allowance The Court reserved 10
acc "H IT, Necor appeared for Tie hJlou George w
WlugaIo for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS PROGRESS.

Cyrus W. Field, just prior to his departure
FOR Europe Wednesday last submitted 20 tho directors
OF tie Elevated Railway Company report setting forth
what bad been accomplished since he became President
Of the Corporation in May lie states that the amount of
stock issued 81 OG3.I25. and Of bonds 81 773 COO.
The floating dcbf tue Company amounts 10 $4,000,
Including a claim in litigation OF $4,000. and
ihe reasury contains s227 900 Of the Company bonds
Ae number OF passengers carried IN May and June ~ The
present year f563.O47) than three times the
IAnDeI caErioi W Lhe months vi 1870 LIZ. EIe!ds
New-York tribune., 1877-07-23

Clc large hall Of the Cooper Institute was
tga-tri- all. yesterday afternoon with enthusiastic
audience which assembled 10 heaf Mother Stewart syetk
the tempe question Mother Stewart was greeted
V. loud applause when che ~ speak: My heart
is4ug o. tbs great subject" shc said. when look
your cav st feel tat God moving the heart OF
this great clty souls May the day be hasteued
when ;he Lord shall thoroughly arouse SewYork 10 see
the great evil winch impending. There is elt u thc
window ara fnr vou rv boys se s1id addressing
the Young facn Pcrl:ps of you have from
tLl green 1ds and hs af AewE1yland to tA. cliy IL
search - employ ana have fu.Cn INTO habits uf
tempe rance. call % YOU as Woflcr, aut Joan NY
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New-York tribune., 1877-07-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE RIrERsInE DRIVE.

Tho nroposed Riverside Drive along the Hud-
-. .,to,5f,.- from seventysecond-st. 20 One
twent y-nnth-sL, Is the scene of great
activity Trees are being uprooted aud hewn aoWh anu
,s are beu.. removed 90 maSe way Tor the ROAD All
a,,, the route numerous gangs OF workmen are eln-
- tlo total mum Der being nearly GOO The progress
- irrk has been somewhat retarded since il was first
t-,,r owing TO the low wages Paid FOR labor Ninety
.ep-s q day was all that the men received
d-irr last Tll and Winter. II the weather permitted
t .le LARGEST amount they could earn in a week was
- ta Taking INFO consideration the stormy days. tAe
o,r,s. amount earned dad not exceed 81 week AAe
mo-, complained that the amount received each month
,s not sufficient TO procure ordinary food Tor ther
ivs and chl ireu As for rayins house-rent and buy
,pr yearncappael. both were impossible N some
c.sos. a. has been said that the unmarried men
,-.,e unable 20 obtain board ia the vicinity or the
,r,rk. as the boald.Bg-house Keepers, aware OF
their small pov, tl0Ucht it unvisc 90 receive UeH'
qse Who were successful in obtaining boarding, places
y,ss furnished WITH only to coarsest and coHmonest
fre. Msnv were obliged to walk to their work every
oruar from the most distant parts OF me city because
tey could nos afford 20 pay the daily car-iaro When the
e-i oueneG and wor.- throughout The city WIS more
abundant thc contractors Mcssrs Decker MacEuroe
considered 70 wi Co adyaHrc tie i1'5 o Al 's eDIa, Z
Yua-r.1t 81 day This was deemed prudent n oi.eI
10 avoid t4e Eany strikes which had occurred during
liz progress of tlc work
Tl,e contractors say tlat 70 is necessary TO pay
WAGES on acc.uut of tlc low price of the contract 40
tlc present the work ,s running on suooi Al. IN
many places where tae rock is very nigh " l. pe.ls
IlI,f-f away and used where toe suriace D. 100 l2N
aud has hs rG.-"d to the proper level ibe lo'u W"
vsr, u width at different placea There Will hc many
i-t.rm. lawns. Fatas aul stc-i-rca % sorle poin.s
Wide other parts Wli De- comparatively hiF." "N' ~
Ielft N --t the roat vs. j be- narr csj AS it =. oUu"
/. rr, Iov, 90 u-esf d. fl. intended Ca. buld bridge
rather t.lu 20 RAISE t.Ie ground The bridge "lh DE- %
tr.scsorA oi wood auJ VIli span the ground oecu.,
iue 90 original contract. te work was 10 1e hnst
b, November, Jut 1t is feared Ihat the time VIII have 20 Dc