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The New York herald., 1877-09-04

HIS PUBLIC LIrE IN BRIEF
He was an oficial In the Treasury under Louis
Philippe In 1892 he was Minister OF the Interior in
scult's Cabinet He quecd tho insurrcction Of
Lyons and Paris IN 1854 In December OF
that year he took his seat in the French Academy
He resigned IN January, 1896, and in February
became Premier and Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Iu
August ne retired and was renstated March 1, 1870
He resigned again in October Then he beg his 'His
tore du Consuat ct do Empire In juno 1915 be was
elected Constituent Assembly. Hc was the frs,
to concedc to Cavagnac powers against
socialists. Subsequently he supported Louis Napoleon
for the presidency, and fought duel with Bxco Tor
repeating rumor he had denied that he had pre-
viously disparagcd such election. lie was
arrested the coup d'etot OF December .
1851 imprisoned I'll January 9, and banishcd
Till August Z, 1862 He opposed tho declaration
OF war against Prussia IN 1870 In February 1871 he
elected to the Assembly In twcnty.sx depart
ments, and the same month was chosen by the
scmbly rs Chief oil tho Executive. He negotiated tho
preliminary treaty OF peace, crushed the Commune and
established the great loan TO pay the German ndeni-
nifty. In August his term OF Office was prolonged Tor
three years with the title OF President OF the Rcpub-
lie ON the rejection OF the taIin bill resigned In
1872 but was induced to remain finally. In March,
1873 he concluded a convention provd NJ for the final
Withdrawal ol the herman troops, lor winch nc re-
cevcd the thanks OF tho Legislature as 'who
deserved we'll OF his country" ON May "a 1875 tail.
ing to mako The Republic permanent by legislative
action he resigned and was succeeded by MacMahon.
On January so, 1876, he was elected to the new
senate for 3cfort and February 20 the Assembly
for Paris. Ia March lie took his seat In the latter
body.
HIS PEDIGREE.
On the occasion of the seventy seventh anniversary
OF N. Theirs birthday a clerk at the municipality of
Narsees sent 10 OF the papers OF that city copy
the following registration OF birth, preserved the
archives -"Ycar V. Of the French Republic, Ono and
Indvlsblc the Goth germinal, at I've O'CLOCK before
u.s. public officer Of the municipality OF Mildly, canton
OF Marseilles and before the Bureau do rEtat Civil
appeared the citizen Mare Simeon Eostan, medical
officer and accoucheur residing Rue Lateraie du
Cour Isle 1884, house o, who presented us boy, a;
whose birth he had assisted, and VINO, according to
him, born the Goth OF the present month, at
few minutes past two o'clock, tho son Of c'townne
Marie Magdelene Amie aud OF the c,!oyen Pierre Louis
Evening star., 1877-09-19

yTGETISE ia made exclusively fr IN the juices e,
csrefnliy- selected bsrks, roots and herbs and g.
strur CID concentrated that il " i'll eectually eradi
cate from tie systsm every faint of ScrOfula.
sCrOfulOus Hunor. TumOrs, Cancer
CancerOus HurnOr, Erysipelas, Salt
Rheum, Syphilitic Diseases, Canker.
Fsintness at the stomach, and ali diseases
thst arise from impure blood Sciatica, Inflam-
pnatory ard Chronic Rheumatism. Men.
raIgia. G;out and Spinal Complaints, can
only tie .ffectuslIy cured through the blood.
For Ulcers end Fruptive Diseases of the
Skin, Pustules. Pfmples, BlOtches. Boils,
letter, Scaldhead and hin9wOrm, vEGE-
IISs has never failed to effect permanent cure.
For Pains I'm the Back. Kidney Conn
plants, Dropsy, Female XVea kness, Leu
cOrrhGa, arising frou internal ulcera.iOn, aud
uterine diseases and General Debility, VEGE-
TINE acts directly upon h. causes of these com
plants. 1t invisoratos and sti engthens the who 9
II fsnmation, cures liberation and egulates the
tcxels.
FsrCatnrrh, Dyspepsia. Habitual, Cos.
tivsness, PaiDitaticn of the Heart, Head
a.he. Piles, Nervousness s-d General
Prostration Of the Nervous System, no
medicine hss given such per ect satisfaction as
the VEGETINE- IL puriies tn blood, cessses all Of
TIE organs, and pos q controlIiUg power over
he nervous system.
Jhertmsrkable cures effected by VsGETINE have
indGced many pHyiiciens aud sp0thecaries whom
we k-ov, to prescribe and use IT IL their own
fan lies.
In fact, VEGETTyE IS the bes. remt dy yet discoy.
cree fer the above diea and i. the Only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placei before the
public.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
OF Interest to Ohio Voters Hero

Gene raj Grosvenor, Speaker of the Ohio
EOuse OF Representatives. makes the fol-
lowing concise statement OF the provisions
of the Ohio registry law. The first thing to
be fully understood about that statute is that
the new law does not change the qualifics-
lions of q voter at all. That is, any man
temporarily residing in Washington, who
could have voted In Ohio one year ago can
DO so now. The voter under this law rnuSt
be a resident of Ohio, must have been so for
ore year next preceding he election; of the
county thirty days, and the township or
ward twenty days. This was the old Law.
Persons temporarily employed in Washing
ton or elsewhere, intending TO return 10 Ohio
at the end of their employment do not loose
their residence or right 10 vote in Ohio. No
one is compelled 10 register unless he has
changed his residence in Ohio since the cleo
tion OF 1S16. That is, If he has, within $50
days prior TO the 9Th of October, iS77, changed
his county, or within $50 days has changed
his ward or township he must register, un-
less be be the head o. IA family, and has bona
fde changed from one ward or township TO
another in the same county. In this las.
case he need rot register, and can vote with
cut regard 10 the length of tlrae he has re
sided In the place where he offers his vote
Inc days OF registration are September p
and %. The person must bs personally pres
ent TO register.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
False SelfRespecf.

We see IL stated that some OF the colOred
people who ask aid from the Relief Associa-
tiOn, object 10 going out of the city TO work in
Maryland and Virginia, on the ground that
their employers may designate them as
f'niggahs." 1t Is a curious sort OF self-re-
specI that inspires them to stay where there
is no possible employ ment for them, and
where they rest under the stigma OF being
labeled paupers or thieves, rather than go
TO the country where their services are
urgently needed, lest they sbOuld be called
ssniggahs." Now the chances are altogether
in favor OF their being treated with very
much more consideration in the country
than in The city. They are for the most
part OF the contraband class that came
TO Washington during the war from
The Southern plantations, aud who were
kept afiOat for a time by the local politicians
as voting material, while we had the glori-
Gus right OF suffrage, and who Afterwards
found employment on the extensive system
of public improvements carried out by the
Board OF Public WORKS. There Is now no
work for them TO do. and 10 money to pay
them for work II that were supplied. They
have no trades or fitness for city occupa-
tlons. They are yet, as they were when they
came here, ut for nothing but farm work
The farms they left, now remain uncuitiya-
ted for want OF their labor. The farmers
themselves in their need of LABOR are, we re-
iterate, likely to treat them with a consider
alton they will not receive in the city. Here
they are drones, or worse, a burden under
which the taxpayer groans; everybody
feels their presence an Incubus; they
I'LL our almshOuses and our jails; the
epithets showered upon them areanything but
endeariug, and 1t seems inconceivable that
their self Prospect should stand in the way OF
their changing this degraded position to the
manly one of earning an honest living by
their owh strong hands, at the occupatiOn.for
which they are trained and especially fitted
Evening star., 1877-09-19
JALUABLE TON.
Boston, MASS.

Nh III i. STEVENS:
DgGI Str.-My only object in giving you thi. testi-
mCn'al IL 10 spread valuable Information Having
been badly afflicted with Salt Rhsum aud the whole
Il Ce # my skin being covered with PIN ples and
sruptions, many of which caused great pain Al d
annoy &C, aud knowing II TO b. blood di ease
took many Of the advertised blood preparations.
hich suy qusntity of Sarsapa rills With
out = tanning any hst.iit until cOmmeaced taking
the NFGErINE, al before had pleted the irst
boil" sew that bad got ,hs light m dicine Con-
seGueTtiy fOicwei On with IL until had taken
EsVen b titles when I vas prOEOur c q q we'll man
ard ny sEiu Il smooth ami entirely free from pim
Tles a. eIUptioBs i have never enjoyed so good
p al % before. AM attribute IL ell 10 ths use of
NEGETISE. To benefit those flicts with Rheu ma
ti-m. ! v II axe M nIi0n also OF thH VEG ETINk' 4
" nd fUl mower ~ curing of this acnts com.
piai-t, OF k:ch have suffered g irt.nsely.
@. n TUCKER,
Pas sgt Mich. q. h. R..
80 " ashin stou street Boston.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

WEAT Is yEGETINE2 1t ccmpoupt extraot,d
from baras, roots and herbs. Ii is Natures Remedy
IL is pGrfectly srmless ir any bad effect non the
system. 1t is ihiHg aud strsng, henng IL acts
directly upon the bio d. IL 2nets the nervous sys-
TEN. Il gives good, eet steep nigh. II il
gr, at for aged fathers and mothers for
Il gives them strepsth quiets tper nerves and gives
them Nk,uTe S sweet sieep-as has bAsn proved by
nisny aged person. II IS the great Blood Purter
IL Is soothing remesy for our children 1t has re-
lie ed and cured th' usancs II is very pleas ant to
take; every child likes IL Ii relieves and cpres ali
d,s. sse- originating from iDp pure blood. Try the
NFGETINE. Give IL fsir trial for your complsints:
taen you ull say TO your friend, neiR hbor and ac.
QusiLtG ce, tn y il; Ii has cu-ei me-"
Evening star., 1877-09-19

The Columbia correspondent o. a Charles
ton TaTer charges that ex- Gov. Chamberlain
bought UP certain letters from parties WHO
proposed 10 give them publicity during the
camTalgn last fall, for the sum Of 50 900. Mr..
Chs bSrlain has denied that he purchased
these paIers, bat the correspondent asser,s
that he has the best authority for saying that
he did Now let us have the proof. II Mr.
Chamberlain acted the part OF a rascal he
should he punished along with the other
Thieves, II lie is innocent he should be exene-
rated
Evening star., 1877-09-19

The Richmond Enquirer is already count
ing up the probable revenue to the state to
be derived from the tax on the sale of intox-
1cating drinks, and figures IT up 500, $50
annually. II takes as a basis for its calcu-
lation the probable amount to be raised In
Richmond, whose citizens, the Enyuirer
thinks, consume one fifth of all the LIQUOR
soid IN the entire state. This is putting q
pretty good estimate on the bibulOus capa-
CITY oil Richmond, whose citizens form less
than one twentieth of the population OF the
state
Evening star., 1877-09-19

The Charleston NtlCs, in stating that the
city of Columbia has extended the President
an invitation 10 visit that place, says It is
the intention 10 give him welcome more
enthusiastic than he has met with anywhere
In New England or the west. In any event.
the Netos insists that Charleston must nave a
peep at the President, and says that in no
part OF the country are his efforts TO restore
peace and union more highly thought of or
more sincerely appreciated thaa In that CITY.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

The Boston Post is a wonderfully bright
paper, full OF wit and wisdom, and "AlI
Sorts" of good things, and is generally so
fair III the matter OF credits that the wonder
Is how the various STAR items Cincluding
The interview with Senator Wallace got
into iis Washington news without quotation
marks
Evening star., 1877-09-19
To Correspondents.

AL letters intended for publication, referring In
any way 70 the editorial department OF the paper,
should be sddre-d to The Ed,tor of Ihs Sitr. Those
relstirs 20 its business departments should be ad-
dressed 10 IA< P~5s,i1 af TNs Sar. Observance
Of thess directions win prevent provoking delays.
Checks ctr b, in payment Il bk should In all cases
be made payable y the order Of Tie Eeenirs Stay
NsSespapz Coszsasp,-not To that Of any individual
81 No anonymous communications read No re-
iected cOTznJzios<fOns returned.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

General Grant likes Europe aud Will say
year longer. BY the time he returns it Will
be tine 10 be casting about FOR Presidential
candidates for the campaign OF 1850. IL is
safe TO say that " hen he does come he will
be accorded a grand Pnbiic reception.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

Average stroyr Daily Circulation orer
1S.5OO-betsso more than three times that
Of any other dtrJy paper ia Washington,
and more tLGss u.at Of all The others added
tOOefIer,
Evening star., 1877-09-19
VEGETINE

VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD, ,RENOV4TES
IND INJIGOR8TES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
It's MEDICINAL PEOPEETIEs ABE
ALTTHaTIvE. TONIC, SOLVENT AND
DITRETIC.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

WORK FOR ALL
w IN their own locali:ies. canyss.ng fer the
Ts.s !. VI ioE T. s fseWsrEed %osS soa 'psso "SIo
mos Frse' sis Gon,mis /. n. - AGENT Terms and
Maine. sspi9 w,smu
RUTTER AND EGGS.
FINE GILT EpGK PUITEn AND FRESH EGGS
Arryins daily on consigpment.
For sale at LOWEST BATEs,b,
sesi9 St. Corner fenfh Gnd @ streets.
RLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS.
Lseies who anticipat1 buying a SILK DRESS,
n nd not fail to examine our ass 'r, nent, 2: We
sfs of such uaks as ve csa rec Immend:
ogI CcloIC 81 Ks sDss from 81 PET ysrd g, a up, and
SS. s1t msks ~fch are Ven Known to be
the most pop1Iar make sold in this country.
One Pyies om,y, in Plain Fsvss.
w. M. sHUsTER q BRO,
1t 9I9 Pennsylrania ayemMe.
Al EIsNER & cos
" DUTCH ,S60nat%1Ip IIoMAGH b BlTTsRs; TTsls s.n.,,
e, rs tss IN S. :. %
tie, was 20 weak and exhausted M that II could not
after to my business 1 used several r.medissn2a'
TEfs neep eonsanty yfnf 10 my uss peesu.e
it has cur,d me entirely. Ny desire for work has
returned ard feel Ike pew born. can recon /.
med Jour Bitters TO everybodS, aud say IL should
]. JONAS, wilke.barre, Pa.
For sale by all Druggists, and WM. MUEH-
LEISEN, DIS sth st. NV. sepli- -u.~.s,tr
~ OVELTIES IN FINE DRESS GOODS.
We call the special attention Of our cps omers and
the prGliC 10 oar el. CANT assortment of new and
beqItlfTi Dress rds luzt re- lived, comprising:
Fine WOoIsn KLioksh kss and Csmsis III .ir
Effects in beautiful CO'oTip and designs, all ot the
lstes' Pstis styles
hlne. green, brown, moss green, slate, mode and
purpe.
piCh coored Plaids for children. -
Medium and Dark Gray Ba ket Cloths, and the
baT Tdsomest ass riment # cOo-sd silks to match the
above Coos to fou-d in this Hmarktt, and at Nslc
Y5rE prizes ONE PRICE ONLY.
w. vi. sIIUSTER & BRO,
II 2I9 Pennsp'rdnid drenne.
silks AND yELvETS,
Which Y i'll be sold far below regular prices.
Spec II stter ton is called to one lot
COMETS ALL SILK VELVET,
81 inches wide,
ONLY sS A YARD.
This il rrgeut.Cent goods, and IL worth Sl2 80 a
ward Iad es y h wish 20 otiail something hand
some for cloaks dresses will do well to purchase
season.
COS Ninth street.
feple-tT UpI p=iIe PstenI office.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
SUMNER RESORTS
COAL AND WOOD.

OUR PRICES FOR COAL DELTVERFD
IN QUANTITIES NOT LESS THAN TOS
. . Egg---.-....----...---..S5 s. l5
t" s,oes mar oo t; ;.......-----s2 % :.
hed Ashi Loroerry and ShsmokIn--.- ; SD
Sh, SrnJ.ns 10y y = SIs , y p slley . 90 "a
We guarantee a Ooals as represented, 2 30 Ibs
70 the ,on sis avs furnished. Pine Wood delivered
Irom d Do 10 sd. Oak from 50 t. q
R. NJ. MILLER a. SOW
frnclpsi once, Depot and Bailrusd Yard a.. street
and Virgins avenue southwest Branch Gai.eN
92O Pennsylvania s-e. northwest auIs- ~
Evening star., 1877-09-19

1 issue on the lst and 18th OF each mouth "A "Ep-
letin OF ali perty for sale rent on nv books
which can be had on application 1lY Ofce OF vi
be sent BY msjl " iesirad.
Loans.
100000 st sper cent in two Sums Of 10 Oo0
each, and . 4 900 per cent. sepI9 IN
Evening star., 1877-09-19
EIHN.'
OJE STOCK
OF FALL SUITS

tonprisef s-ne q the hsndscme@t styles ever sis-
y. ytd auJ " mere bong NaIi"d design. AID ~
itiefns =" sutr sry tHEf' Tvat ia rrsvasnspfs .x,
ttt u ulsoe IN TIE general ~. aud hiFh rrics
sac ga nosts osa sdrPsss IA point &
Evening star., 1877-09-19

rs'l pvc-coses or Slf aDd SIS
Vice suits fsst color Cor SIS
biue and Flack Cheyict Sui-g.
1sssimere Rusfuess Sutts N, m sl5t' s-S
n l-nd-ome PAnfsluons fsr s., 50. ~ and as
BIC kihb-d pautsl ,Uus
fine Disg 1rsl Coats ard Vests from sfsuR
sifek Coats. Vests sre PRntai lnns
arulhs ltAg y-nAl Coats Sud Nesfs.
- sihs' NAs-mcre suits.
These foofs r0uprfza flrs --latest rH -,,-f fass- ~
ceaisnt "a fabric sd make up
Evening star., 1877-09-19

dABLE BROTHERS.
BEN AND BOYS CLoTHIEEs
seril tr Corner Serepssh and - sfr,srs
Evening star., 1877-09-19
LOST AND FOUND.

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE
NJ of ., bOOL BODkS,
and ye-ef free iFS Pst MT Covers, ~ kou, hit at
SRILLINGTON'S bookstore.
seIL-6. Cor. "A Street Qssd I'enn ace.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

You age Very Cordially Invited to Gail.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
OUR AsSoRTMEHr
OF BOYS FALL SUITS

IL of Euch character thst 10 aae can fail a. -
flited. esther n 20 sly d., quslty or ur.ce V1u-,
care hsS teen taken o. iis preparation aud Ne TT
ocnhdent ot our ability 20 please al " 10 Lave lle.-
siCn o. boy goods AZ tEis line.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
FOR RENT AND SALE.

RKAL ESTATE BULLETIN
THos. r. wAeeAaaN. SO Seventh 81.
tChsuees made every Wednesday and Saturday j
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CLOTHING.
NOH OPENING.

FOR TUSIN WEAR.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
CORTLAND CEMENT

Echo, ner Juvenile ID to-day landing 2O} barres
serisst L. WIN GUINAND. e2s La. ave.
Inn NEW AND sECOND-HAND TOP
AVV AND NO-TOP BUG0IES, Sim
sie and Jump Seat Jaeeers, two and four a.
sses Park Pony Phetons; also, ono vsEy H1A
&ylnh Brett, and hfty other 4ylo0.
Prices tc suit the times.
r. D. eCHMuDE = o.,
go Pen0sVgv0Hto 0usHsGS.
Evening star., 1877-09-19

GEO. 4. IIFNNIND.
Str fFO Ssr,syh sfrsay.
Evening star., 1877-09-19
By B. II. WARNER sCo.


BRAINARDB nARSFa, EDwIN a. McISrrRE
8l0 sleet Northwest, opp. Masonic rempIe.
Mansion AT l4ih, and Mass. ave, all m. L.. q 40
Store IOl 7th street nUrthN est..--.--...... l2s
No. 900 9th st. NV, 10 rooms, IN. Itsl
NO. l34O Vermont avenue, Is II , IA. i......-... Ii
No. 200 street IS rooms, all n l..,. o.
30. 1871 18th 81 NV. Is rs, all M s......... ~
Corn eI Montg merry and Gay, GenrretOwn... IL
No. 1129 l4tc street northwest, 10 rccms, N. T. 20
No l6 ST. nv. " stable, t.--.....---. IS
No. ZOO lst street southeast, 10 rooms, m L.. CO
Nc l22S NJ street NV, q roCIns, m T.. ...---- "a
No. Cooke Pl- Gee tn, br., sto. 10 RS. ami. D.
Con er aud Columbia store and dwelling .., o.
Nc 30 II. NV, bf., sto. rs, all NJ l.. So
NJ BOZ Mrs uri avenue, Il rs A., 6 as and water IS
corner lith ard Z sts. NV, 10 rooms, IN. r., -
No I3 list street northwest 10 rooms, m. L.. a.
No. 40 FL street noItt east, 10 rooms, m i... 3,
No sf0 10Th street northwest, 9rooms, IN L 80. =
N. I129 5,h STR ct pOrthvest, 10 rooms, m L.. IS
&C 20. Capitol st. new br., sto., all 10. - IS
CIuer % and NV. over store, RS, all D..
No. tO4 Sc. sw., br., sto., 10 rs, IN. i...... 81
No. 1l2 4th ct. Sc, br = $50. 8 N 49,. 3
No. 1226 st. NV, br., sto, RS. m .i..-...xSs
no SI4 9Th ST. n.e., cottage, rooms, IN, ...., 2
No. SOS MIN street, lie Droit Park. -, .
ST. re and dw elling iSIS 10th st NV, new .. .
Store and dgellins sth aud II. 1. ave. n wors ~.
so-. 024 CPS 83f ST. Sc, tr ,Srs.,gw w'r Is
No lsIO n. }. avenue NV, Dr., story, RS. Is
Nc O4 Defress ST. br. rs, L.. .....-..-... Il
store ann dwelling S2J 7th ST eet sou,heast... II
NO. 1910 street northeast, new, rooms..,.. Ia
NO. 1924 boun-1rv, frame, roons............., 4,
Also, quit q nun ber # other pr perties a fuI
list OF which Can be seen at our Offices. tr
Evening star., 1877-09-19

rHARLES A. APPEL,
~ 4o2 Louis ana aveuua,
Neal Estate, General Collection and Calm Assprv
FOR RENT-An OFFICE en- street northwes.
.Fph sALE-Two splendid LOTS on 18th street
cHcIf, ia gam. serl3-r
BY THOMAS MYERS
R'al Estate A gent, i2lU street northwest
Two new ten-rOem BRICK HOUSES IJI5 apd
lOlS 18TH Errect betv eel Ri ode Island ayeuu. and
street mort invest; modern improvements
Ope -ro' m BRICK III use, 1918 u, b street NV
Cne s-room Brisk House 1lIl 18th street N W
One rot m Brick House, lJ26 Columbia ST. m
one u -reom Prick HOuse, 2O6 r It nw,mi
Ore n-roOm Brick House, HOS q ST. nwmI
sepl3 2w.
I UTTRELL & BURFORD,
IL 5O6 street, OPP. General Pos Ofice.
Houses for Rent.
NO. 0O6 Nh st, house and store, mod im-s el2,
no. sOS East Capitol st., 10 rooms, all m ..-. =
NO Sl3 18th street, rooms, mod. I'm ps-. Is
NO. 4SC Missouri ave., 6 rooms, mod tnips e.
NO. S1O 6th ttrfef, ii rooms, all mod. i'm d : S.
NO 1xO oth street, store, all mod. I'm o. g
mo- ko31 18th street, 10 ~ .ns, all mod impe, e.
Houses yOr Sale and EBch0noe.
We ofer a list q Property. both in proved and
Cnmproved, which can be sold at low figures, and
on terms to suit Also, two fine houses In exchange
for small property.
Looms.
10000, 8 600, 9.OOO, 900, 500, at eight
Per Gnu. Iyls-u
Evening star., 1877-09-19

A. STR Us,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
10II PennssIvansa apcs~c,
Io-;r Three doors fro,n mn S., :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13
FLNANllilAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGES.
- MogDsy E,,,r,, - 10 1uoa

Anertcas Goid.-1o5 bid.
state Seca1Ittes.-yi iEIsIa c1t,tots, 81 bid. G1k
asked; virginIl consols. new. 81 bid, Ssx assed:
Virginia fnndabIe, ~ bid; Virginia Gefcrrea bid:
Virginia interest certificates. 18 bid Virginia tag
receivable coupons. 80 pil. s3H assed.
1T asked: RichEond city SIS, OK asked: Lynch
burg city 8s. LOT bid: Lynchburx city 6's. OK bid:
Manchester S's. 81 asked. a. :.
Rattrond Bonds.-yirginia Central Railroad
nTon,moTgage e., ). and =, s5 asked PetsrsturF
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Poto,nso railroad
mortgage S's. J. and ~, 100 bid; Richmond Fred.
erfcksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage 7's, J..
and j., 90 bid: Richmond and Danyiiic Raairoad
6s, ii. and ~, TEX bid: Piedmont Rail-
lanta and Richmond Airline first mortgage ss, J..
and j., 60 asked.
Railroad Stocks.-Pc:ersburg Railroad, 100 par,
20 bid, so asked; Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 80 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
92X bid, 90 asked; Richmond and Daasilie Rair.sd,
loo par. bid, asked; Piedmont Railroad, l0o
Baak Socks-First National, 100 par, LILO bid |:
National Bank of Virginia, 100 par, l004 asked
Planters National, 100 par. 1l2h bid, II asked
State Bank Of Virginia 100 par, 20 bid Bank
1f &c 20 par Ssior m sr
and Planters Savings. rs par, 90 asked; Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company. 2S par, n DIG.
Insurance C9iapnntes.-Vfrgfnia Fire and Ma.
rine, rs par. 38H bid; Virginia State, 20 par. 70
bid, 29k nsked Merchants and Mechanics, LOO par,
SO did. 90 asked; City. 100 par, e2k asked: Old
Dominion 100 rar, SO asked; Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par, rs bid. So asked; Comriereiai
Fire Insurance Company, % par, II bid, 30 asked
Richmond Fire Association. 25 par, IL bid. ID
asked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-02-13

An interesting step toward the full recog-
milton OF the equality OF women was accom-.
plished in the Ohio Senate in the passage OF
bill to make the separate property OF mar
rlcd women liable for debts created by
them.
The Lake Shore and Michigan Railway
Company has paid the widow Of L. &.
Crain' CT New Haven, Conn.,, whose hus-
Dand was OF the victims OF the Ashtabula
disaster, the sum Of 1910.
London dispatch reports that forty
Yarmouth and Lowenstoit tishing-yessels.
having two hundred men and bows on
board, are missing. The Government has
dispatched two vessels In search OF them.
For the information OF the benevolent.
Dir. Moody announces in card that the
family OF the singer Bliss are amply pro.
!ided for, and that the collection OF money
Tor their benefit should cease.
Henry T. Tcmlinson, Of Memphis, Tenn.
d,ed at hshtabulu, Ohio, on SATURDAY., of
injuries sustained in the recent railroad
disaste" at that place
"We have the law and the evidence on
our side" sadly sigbs Jere- Black, . but thc
other fellows have the court.o $500