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New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE CAREER OF A FAMILY OF BEGGARs.

The greater part of family named Noah
two young girls and boy-were before Justice otter
bourg 40 tho Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
afternoon for examination charge OF vagrancy ana
begging I'm the streets. In June, 1877, Officer Chiard
OF the Society for the PREY lion OF Cruelty TO Children,
met Henrietta Noah, girl Of twelve, who was peddng
soap about the streets and in lawyers offices. He
caused her arrest Upon the entreaes OF the erl he
went 10 her mother, then Gvingat 40 23o Mercer
ST., and being completely deceived 10y the woman's
plausible story he interccded with Justice Smith, and
the girl was discharged upon promise not to beg
again. Since then, however, she has been
three times arrested; the last time on
charge of stealing silver Watch IRON IRON
q man named Coffin. She arralSncd at the GencIal
Sessions hut escaped punishment On account OF htf
youth and the seeming ImprOhabty or the truih OF TIC
cuargc On both Oh,r occasions, also, lhc Ii9slsuaMe M
before whom shc taken had diSchHrecd her. ON
Wednesday night Ollccr Chaidi, while strong along
Broadway, between TTcItySNth ana Twenty -seNeuth-
sts., across Henrietta with her rdcr sister, Cnfs
tina, her brother thlrcs, age t'U ana Hf lholh'I E-
SIsau Noah alias Louisa lIock. For Over ihr"e-Puai
OF an hour OnCrr Cmgid followed them untl thry
reached Twrnty-tniri--t. amt S'Nth-tv" where ule
mother and nOy in Cluuciug positions rat on The steps
the Masonic Temple -C!loiuE au. from the passtls
bv The girls took either Side OF the street stopping
Every aud then the four would move 10 gasa!hp
and count up their money, all oi wnich was handed
man. Officer CMurj took ne family 10 the station
house. where the children were dstGmod for ta night
Al the station Mr. Noah WAS taken l. and was sent
to Bellevue Hospital. Two hours after her arrival thtie
she was delivered of a som
Yesterday the Judge s,ut Christina 10 The House of
Mercy Henrietta 10 the House Refuge and Charles
children burst out crying and In ieou- tones mpolea
not To he separated Following toe girls TO the couit
be the husband OF Mis- Noah, and Wno Tie onGeIs say,
lives on the money obtained by his stel-cuidren rs
stIccbcggars. lie did not attempt TO interfere IN tht
behalf As soon as the mother comes from the ho5Fdl
she will bc sent TO the Island
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
ATTACKED BY TWO WOMEN AND TWO DOGS

The case of Mary Helen Mckenzie, who was
shot IN the leg, against John Lucas constable who
shot her. was trial before Judge Gilbert In the Queens
County Circuit Court yesterday. This s evil ease for
damages the claim being ior 10000 Lucas is q con-
stable Of oyster Bay and a DrputSEcrih OF Queens
County. He had process 10 serve upon Miss Mckcn-
zie, mother on September 20, 1877 In performing this
duty II Is alleged, Lucds had personal encounter
with Mary and her mother IN which he drew his
pisol aud shot Mary ln the leg infctng wound from
which she st sun red lamcncss aud other lncnnNeh-
icncc An interesting feature OF the former trial WAS
the examination Of the prosecuting witness, III which
she denied ever having been ricd although the de-
fence produced witness WHO swOre that he hdd been
married 20 her. and exhibited tho marriage certificate
Mays mother who did not appear IA the hrt case al
though participant IN the trouble. was on the stand
for the plaintiff yesterday IL came out In me cross
examination that she Il divorced Nlie she
also admitted that sho had been tried ard Convictei
IN Justices for poisoning neighbors chickens
Judge Busteed In his opening for the defence sd ne
proposed show also, that tho women were really the
agrressors that the constable not only attacked
by them bnt by two dogs, and that the shot tnat
wounded Mary intended for one OF these animals.
for which Lucas had special dread IN consequence OF
his father having died from hydrOphoba. The testi-
m0ny for the defence will Do heard this morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE REV. ISAAC RILEY.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 23.-The Rev. Isaac
Riley pastor OF the Westminster Church OF this city,
and for seven years OF the Thrtyfouh Street Reformed
Church in New-YOrk died this afternoon. lie was u
son-in-aw OF tho late Rev. Joel Parker.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
TWO PERSONS RUN OVER AND KILLED

Mary Moan, age eighty, of No. 452 West
Fify-third-s run over by Ienth Avenue ear last
night Both ankles fractured, ana she dieo from
her injuries at Roosevelt Hospital =
PniSick Lsnuigan, age fifty OF Wlnlamsbridge, was
nm over and Instantly Killed at fOrdham last night by
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
R0ID EOR Sa01 900.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-The Paris and Dan
vile Railroad sold yesterday at Paris. Illinois, by
the Master in Chancery, TO Charles Rdgey, for s301
OOO II is supposed that the road bought I'm the
interest Of the Wabash and Cairo, and Ynoennes
poratiOns,
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

A NARROW ESCAPE FROM A BURNING HOUSE
PROVIDENCE. II. l., Oct. 24.-An uneccupied
house in Pawtucket, owned by = Mansfield. OF Dobbs
Ferry y. y was destroyed by fire this morning. The
owner who had come repair the house. sleeping
on the door, anI narrowly escaped death.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THOMAS p. KITTELL.

SAN Francisco, Oct 23.-Thomas 2. Kittel,
a financial writer, formerly connected with HUNTS Her.
chants lfogd-ine, died yesterday In this city.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
CHIEF ENGINEER CAMPBELL REMOVED.

OOmlnIssIUHUI OF UDIIO W OII11
bell yesterday removed John Campbell from the po-
sition Of Chef Engineer OF the Department OF PUBIC
Works which he has filed for long time. This action
"a taken because OF alleged neglect OF duty the part
OF the Chief Engineer In regard TO the arch Of the tunnel
iu Forty -secOnd-st, which fell last Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
pY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i
BINGHAMToN, n. Y, Oct. 24.-The New
York Baptist Missionary Convention has been hold
ing seventy-rst annual meeting in Bnghsmton for
two days. The attendance has been large and all the
services have had great interest Three sessions have
been given to the missionary work of the convention
and each its educational and sundayschool work.
The reDors show that fythreo missionaries have been
employed, and about $4,000 expended The receipts
have paid all expenditures, aud reduced the debt OF
81 500 to about $780, The Rev. Dr. Dodge Of Hamilton
and the Rev Drs. KendTick aud Strong OF Rochester,
made addresses OF great ability Many important topics
were thoroughly discussed aud acted upon with uDan
nifty. Dr. Edward Bright, OF New-Y0rk, was reelected
president and the Rev. Mr. Lane secretary Few changes
were made In the Board Managers. The next annual
meeting Is to be held in Rochester The meetings Just
closed are regarded as among largest and BEST ever
held by the COnYen don.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
4 QUARTER OF A MILLION FOR AN ACCIDENT.

BosTON, Oct 24.-The claims against the
Old Colony Railroad growing out of the wOlaston dis
aster are being rapidly adjusted II is believed that
tbe total adjustments viii cost only $260000 The
amounts vary from 81 TO thousands.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
eTRoU.FROU,sn CHARMING COSTUMES.

4
The costumes worn by MOdjeska at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre in her representation Of FrouIrou
arc numerous and artistic. The part gives unusual
scope for the display of variety of toilets In the first
act FroTOu makes her appearance in the iaunest OF
riding habits; the boots alone enough to cause
thrill Of envy in every feminine breast In the same act
the wears dinner dress Of plain white and MORE silk
made demi-train and with grlsh floating blue ribbons
rs becomes FrOi-ETOu In the second act she wears
pale pink crepe princesse robe. made with pasron OF
plated tulle from throat to foot The white crepe
arapery is brought TO the night shoulder and
taught with white cord and tassels falling in cascades
pn the train. The sleeves close cut TO the wrist
10 the same act she also appears in handsome dinner
oetfa pale blue satin and silk low square princesse,
with front and back drapery OF embroidered tule edged
with fringe match the colOrs Of the embroidery; the
nrapey held the train with clusters OF roses Ile
low square cOTsage Is garnshed with roses Diamonds
sparkle at her throat and in her white opera
cloak completes this exquisite toilet In the fourth
dress Of cdfC-dU-tGu brOcaded SILK and ctet
blue satin. The front is LAID In alternate bands
Of cdNGu-idu silk ana blue satin. The sides,
turned back, are finished with deep point lace lald
fat The drdpery is combination Of satin and SILK.
mere trimmed lg lit0fre with gold braid and but
tons. The close sTSyes Of pulled Illusion aud from
the shOuder hang wide-pOnted sleeves of white cash
mere trimmed with gold braid. Madame MOdieska
her last appearance in FrOU-FrOu IN close
fitting black robe with head and shoulders enveloped in
q black lace mantle.
The first matinee OF FrOu-FrOu" VIII be given at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre tomorrow. Madame MOdieska's
Engagement is limited to two more weeks. Edwin
Booth appears as Hamlet on November IL.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
LONG ISLANDS NEW RAILWAY.

During the past week meetings to consider
The project Of building q narrow gauge railroad from
East NewYork Babylon, L. L. and to confer with the
residents and property along the line, have been
held at Babylon Amityve. Freeport, Christian Hook,
WOodsburgh; and the last meeting WAS held at Jamaica
yesterday All the gatherings have been well attended,
and the enterprise has been favOraby cODsdered
In most the right OF way being freely given.
noteworthy feature of the meeting held at Jamaica
Yesterday the good attendance Of the South side
farmers. MI Thomas Wheeler, was appointed chair
lnan, and ThOm9s Powell, secretary. Speeches were
Inado by Isaac d. Barton, Mr. Sulley, Mr. Powell and
others aud q committee of five, James S. Remsen,
Nathaniel Baylss Thomas Rider James Won Sieen and
CHARLES Nichols were appointed 10 confer with the
property owners TO the best route to be adopted
through Jamaica and Springfield.
Next week Mr. Barton VIII 80 the proposed route,
aud confer with the several committees appointed
after which the engineers will be put the work at
once The road VIII be known the Eastern Railroad
Long Island and is 70 be completed by June 1879
u is also proposed 10 build branch road TO RCckaway
Beach by of CaDaFse which, IL is said be done
for than $4,000. The branch would bring Rock
away within fourteen miles of New-YOrk, by way OF
GreeDpoint and East New-YOrk over The Manhattan
Road tracks; while the present route over the South
SIDE and Long Island Railroads IS over twenty-five miles
long That the road viii be but is now considered
assured the residents Of the south side Of the island be-
Ing unanimous IN ats favor.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
THE KID GLOVE CONTROVERSY.
PPEAL OF A. 7. STEWART & co. FROM THE COL

n l.
IFCTORs DECISION.
At. Stewart s. Co., by their attorneys, Alex
oer 4 Green have fled with Collector Merritt an "p-
c, from his recent decision in the kid glove reapasc-
Ioeut The appeal is addressed to Secretary sherman
ar claims that the decision Of the General Appraiser
which was approved by the Collector Is unjust onereus
AVID calculated seriously to cripple the business OF
ycYor importers Iti further claimed by the appel
larts that the decision which advanced the value o 'he
k3 gloves under examination above the invoice value is
not horne ont by the evidence Of importers and manu-
facturers Secretary sherman is called upon to examine
the evidence and findings and to accord TO the appe-
lauts exact justice. .,.,.
Tle law il stated by customs officials, provides that
merchants NAV take a appeal from the decision oi te
Collector within ten day after such decslon Is 3HchlN
announced; aud that the Sc 'retary OF the IIeasuy
within ninety davs thereafter must other approve the
action the Collector set it aside ana order qu
dalton of the contested invoices by allowing rebate
egua the excessive valuation ne accepts te report
OF the merchant appraisers. should the secretary al
prove the decision Of Collector Merritt II is claimed that
A. T. Stewart a Co. Will then be placed In position 10
bring suit in the United States Court and TO nave the
question Of value passed upon by u jury.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
Eertures ano Meeilnas.

DR +. SAUVEUR'S FRENCH LECTURES,
~ i4sI BROADWAY. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES; .,;, on on
Mopdav Ath OF November at $50. DR.. L. SAUNEUH
% hs sep series OF lectures French Literature These
lectures will be given twice week on Mondays and Thurs.
days g5 for twenty lectures Iickes are sotn W T. ";
CHRIsTIERN. AZ University place. and at PUTNANs, lo3
6thaVe. (near 23dst)
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
RrIiaious Notices.

Christ Preached at Midnight win be the subject Of d
TYcEUM THEATRE lith.st. and Uthaye. sCNDAY D.
ing out all night with the midnight eyapgest TO 'scne TIE
falien MT W. BENTLEY, the sDging evangelist VII lead
the singing
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
HOW TO REMOVE THE BAR AT SANDY HOOK
THE HoxIE pEFAIcArroN.

A. Oni.ed otatess ssDlstrict-A Attorney Tenney and
'00Es in the once for the purpose OF asceraipns the
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
CounlrD Bonro.

BOARD Farmhouse 10 hours travel Cen
tra Railroad OF NewIcrsey; suitro's from malaria VIII
hnd in the pure dry air Of the farm restoration 10 health and
strength uc well hcs ed AMI excellent board terms
moderate hddrog North Branch, ,soInese Co.NJ
ZINE LARGE ROOMS first-cla's board 8
minutes walk ON depot Address Mis- >. j. hlGBIE,
l39 Ctlion-st, Elizabeth, -
NFORRTSTOWN-B for Winter at a gen.
w ;lemau's home all conyeences Of city h9use open
wood fires and furnace - TO 80 per week BOX So MOTIFS
town, \. J.
MONTCLAIR-Fifty minutes from New
vi NOrk-GOod board the station at reasonable rates
j.. g. TRIpPE, Ashland HalL
DIDGEDALE HOUSE,
Ia MADISON. N j.,
open for Winter. House heated by furnace.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
REORGANIzING THE FENIANBROTHERHOOD.

lheannuai convention OF the Fenlan Brother
hood which has been in session at Academy Hail.
81 No. 3O7 Third-ave.. since October IT. adjourned
yesterday The result OF the session of tho convention Ia
the almost complete reorganization OF the Fenian
brotherhood in this country very large number of
delegates attended the convention, almost every State
~ he Union being represented by two or more dele
gates BY an almost unanimous vote the office of Head
tentre In this country was abolished, and that of
General secretary created will perform the admin
istraye duties OF the Head re under the Supervision
oi a Genital Council The following delegates were
uosen as Onceis Of the Central Council John Murphy,
CcN-lWh JoDh Barry, New-IOrk NJ. kOhane, New
ork and Michael ID. Rohan, NeW-York George smith,
long Island city, Edward Nhalen, Paterson, ~ j.;
Qunn' OF Norwich Conn, and John ID. DrscOll OF
The action Of the convention created considerable ex
Cement IN Irish circles in the city last night as IL Is
generally regarded as virtual discardiuR Of General
BouTke, ODODOYan Rosa and the remaining prominent
Pttsons who have had charge Of "The skirmishing
I5e change is supposed TO be the work OF James
Nho, 10 is claimed will shortly arrive here TO assume
sn@ige OF the affairs Of the brotherhood.
HOW TO REMOVE THE BAR AT SANDY HOOK.
Henry +. Knapp, G. E., addressed the Pro-
auee Exchange members yesterday on plan to increase
The depth OF water Sandy Hook bar and otherwise to
Improve the channel Bars at the mouth OF rivers
snSoSing into the sea, he claimed, were due 10
nh mnh up TIE sediment and sknd. He proposes 20
SSSNrete this by modifying the wave-actlon by
barrier false bar across the harbor on tho
,LAihem liae four miles beyond the natural bar ana
sSSs below the surface OF the water. The false bar
shofsss nave intervals between the ends and tho
botS 70 mat hofe would be littOral currents from
swsv 70 sweep tp behind IT, and not only carry
sand o. zesfe bar but prevent any settlement OF
sut hss fmeni The be said would remove the pres
Es Sss Ssr az PSssibiE Of bgding sand on top Of
"Oaid be imDractieable and more expensive
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
the South Norwak accommodation train which passes
that point shortly after O'clock
RELIGIOUS ASSEMBLAGES.

BAPTIST MISSION WORK.
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION AT BING-
HANTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BY Edward C.sGoddins
Real estate Agent and Auctioneer. g
zit:1t1e M.sttl street. tGs5

g,ly,,,1R,7ysTEHs; SALE OF. .E.LE GA N
3. r. EsIDENGE r. AND EIGHT, a Ag " RIIsr SE
LAMB on MAIN STREET HALE HALE. NJ mi ..., MAJ
as, sep.enber. 1s77 duly recorded in the clerks
once Benrieo county Ssins M se on
NE nrsnses, IN the TIN OF OCT0BER, 1879 Pa: az
Az O'Clock p. 81. the BEAuTiRDL ,., Bk ,aar.
DWELLING. co1tainiug twelve LoSn s. n ntely
Owned by r. ": Brown, Esq Large brick kitchen :. zen
and stable on the premises Tue niacs Ras ~
n the Mace IS in excellent order and Is one OF inc
mos, desirable residences IN The western s,Dnrns
This property Is sold Subject 10 S Sg osxabe
DTFnMs: Cash as 10 expenses Of sale and 10 pay a
note Of A5CS. 80 due 9th Scptember, 1873. Win
Interest nj Six per CENT I'LL paid; and the balance as
tue pre'en' S. CONWAY GODDIN,
90 Trustee.
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Richmond. "a. September %. 1873.

A JUDGE WHO PUT OF AIRs.-5ndge Beck
even carried his whim OF professional pro
priety SO far as to prohibit swearing in
court, and is said to have fined a lawyer
who swore at witness during his cross
examination. Another peculiarly OF this
Judge is dislike OF seeing attorneys, when
arguing case before him, pass around
bottle OF whiskey, and he is said to be VIC
Iently opposed to lawyers treating the Jury
to drinks while a trial is in progress. Judge
Beck is said to have violated common
decency by refusing to proceed with ease
until the attorneys engaged in it should put
out their pipes; and a community once
rose in indignation when he ordered law
yer to move his feet from the judges desk.
Lhicaqo Leqa! Ne,cS. -...--,,--.~~-.v-a-
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ANIMAL SERGERY.-A monkey at the A.
ache, SO they put him into bag whence
only his head protruded, and handed him
over to the dentist. Pug screamed and
snapped, and threatened to be very trouble
some, but when the dentist managed to get
his hand on the abscess and gave relief the
monkeys demeanor changed entirely. He
held his head down quietly for exanlina-
ton, and without the use OF the gas sub
mitted to the removal Of a stump end a
tooth rs quietly as possible. A large bear
Mt the Berlin Zoo had become blind through
cataract on both eyes. They strapped him
up, chloroformed him, had him treated by
an .oculist, ahd when next he,was- allowed
to come into the light and noticed that be
could see clearly the great brute winked
and capered in ecstacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30

POISONED BY SPIDERS BTE.-A few
DAYS since j. Samuel Mcdowell, Oxford,
Chester county. Pa, went to brush u spider
off his sleeve, when the insect stung him on
the finger. The hand at once began to
swell, and in few hours Mr.. Mcdowell
was suffering the most excruciating pain.
Before morning he was delirious, aud in O
short time the poison had spread through.
out his system. Stringent remedies were
applied, and Mr.. Mcdowell is now much
better, though his finger is still swollen, the
flesh OF which will probably decay pitts.
Eatrqh Commercial.
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DENTISTS SUPPLIES.
. GE N n L r

DENTAL DEPOT,
OF MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
All of the PREPARATIONS usually kept at
DENTAL DEPorS may be had US above at manu-
rates.
Abbey & Sons GoLD-FOlL.
Ney Co.'s GOLD-FOIL,
Valleau's GOLD-FOIL,
s. s. Whites GLOBE GOLD-FOu,
Johnston Brothers BULLION GOLD FOIL,
Williams's CORRUGATED GOLD-FOlL,
Williams's GOLD CYLINDERS,
Williams FOLDED GOLRFOIL.
Williams,s RECTANGULAR PELLETS.
Willinms's GOLD and PLATINA PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'s GOLD CYLINDERS,
Pack & Co.'s GOLD PELLETS,
Pack & Co.'s EUREKA RIBBON GOLD,
Watts's CRYSTAL GOLD, r."
Leslie's CRYSTALLINE GOLD,
Chase,s STANNOUS GOLD,
s. S. Whites and Ney & Co.'S TIS-FOlL,
STERLING AsfALGAM,
Lawrence's AMALGAM,
Walkers EXCELSIOR AMALGAM,
Arrington's NEW AMALGAM,
Townsend's AMALGAM,
CHICAGO GOLD and PLATINA AhALGASl
DENTISTS AMALGAM.
Johnston & Luud's EXTRA AMAL9AA'
Guillois CEMENT,
Hilrs STOPPING.
PREMIUM GUTTA.PERCHA STOPPING,
Wes,ons NON-IRRlTANT CEMENT,
Houghtnn's oS ARTlFiCIEL.
Sc 2S-eodlm
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SEES
By ", Goddiii, Auctioneer.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST,
y CLASS FARM OF ONE HUNDRED, AE y l,
FORTY-FIVE ACRES, UN THE HEkMIr;GTE
ROAD ONE AND a HALF MILES EXON inE
EVAPORATION LINE OF RlCHMOND;-At inc
reouest Of Dr. Martin 8. Taylor, shall sell at auc
tion, without limit or reserve, on the premises on
Tuesday the 18th of September, 1873; at
o,ciock r. NJ. his very beautiful and productive
G,sSs called i.EDGEwO0D" located as above,
aud extending back TO the Frederickshnrg railroan
on which IL has front Of three-fourtns OF niue:
Containing lao ACRES; Of wh1rh about ~ ACRES I,s
ore cleared and In fine heart, balance IN WOOD Inc
improvements consist OF NEW FRhMEn
Unwilling, containing seven rooms bcsldes Go
sets with nortico extending the whole front, ana IN
front of which Is beautiful lawn OF ABOUT SIX TO
eight acres we'll set in clover and young shauetrecs
There is splcndlu well Of waller In the yard, anu
two springs on he farm. ,,o,,-
The view from the dwelling Is most lovely
one The access to 1t Is BY Il first-ratc ROAD. Inc
nuigbhorhood eauai 10 any in the county, ana the
healthiness of rlie place proverofal.
The other improvements are such rs are needed
for the place There is an excellent and large ICE g
HOUSE, and pond adjoining. From the SAFE OF o.
ice alone a sum can annually be reaizen equai "
in crest on the estimated vaue OF The iarn.
Those VINO wish 10 purchase really deslrdoie
farm in sight of Richmond would do well 10 allend
the sale. :. -, o,a ,u,o
wears. ior negotiable notes Interest ut six Dot cent?.
so'"'0o y w GODDIN. Aucioneer.
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The Austrian Minister OF Justice was re.
Gently shocked by the Shah OF Persia. Al
the introduction in Vienna the Shah did no;
plainly hear what was said. and asked thai
the words might be repeated. Being toid
that it was the Minister Of Justice who had
been presented to him he said, with salts.
tied smile, s'Ahi ie comsrends," and made
. q signifcant gesture scrass his neck, thus
i indicating that be understood the functions
OF the Minister Of Justice 30 be those OF an
.execationer. The company smiled and the
statesman knit his brow, while the Shah,
with perfect ease, kept repeating, "Ah! je
comprends."
An old hat that once belonged to Napo.
leon /. was recently sold for $50. which is
good price, certainly, when we consider
that both the Nap. and crown are gone
P4cE.
"Has Grant forgotfen bis old friends |? -
asks the Philadelphia Times. Oh, no; no
indeedy. The last letter we got from him
he said every time he picked mp the New
York Sun it made him think OF Mr.. Dana.
Ha,ckeye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-30
BY Robert B..Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Austloneer,
1919 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE SIX
4 ROOM DETACHED WELL C0NSTRUCTannDD
E EhsT StHERRY STREET. NEAR BEVERLY;
now OCCUPIED BY THE FAMILY i i9t
JEREMIAH BRADY, by uBLaC Az ~
certain deed of trust from Jeremiah Brady, trusee:
and as OF record In the Chanccry Court OF me ely Oh
RchmoLd, in D. B. 10l j. page 223 dateq t9e ~ =,
esscmtion Of the said trust sell upon the premises
by public auction, on WEDNESDAY the "a gay ,c oe
and desirable piece OF property. located IN nice
ncIghborhood. The house contains about seven ar
rooms kitchen, stable &C.. and hrst-raie wen %
water Parties wishing to purchased nice hohe'
well built, will do well 10 attend the sale.
TERMS: Cash as to $780, and Interest from Au-
gust 25, 1877. and expenses or sale. ,,,.o,
ROBERT Is. LYME, Trustee.
It Is p, obable more liberal Terms Will
ut lime OF sale. ,,-r ,r,.
se26 ROBERT Is. LII NE. 1Tuslcc.