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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-08-16

NJ. FL!.YSoN Il CO.. advertising agenIE. Inser; a'!-
vcrtiscments In al Of tie newspapers Of the UniiGd
Slhcs II pubsilrr1' rates. Orders LETT ~ t,a Dts
pntch couutil,g-roOIn Will receive prompt s.ieG-
tfnp
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INsTALLATIoN.-The following officers OF
StonewaIl jackson Lodge, No. 100, lnde.
pendent Order of Good TemparS, have
been installed by K. L. Harrison, D. &. w.
G. r.: Z. w. C. T., +. II. CARRIER; W. c.
r., w. w. Whipple; W. V. t., Miss Bette
K. Smoot; w. Il. s., u. A. Taylor; W. f.
s., William Spears; w. T., Miss Mary 7.
Smoot; W. c., Lewis Schloss; w. NJ, S. R.
Pocklneton; W. D. NJ. Miss Emma Lay
ton; w. .. e., George ". Mcdowell; w
I. G., Miss Mary Butler; w. r. FL. S., Mis-:
Freddie Cotton w. L. II. S., Miss Melin
da Leak.
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MCRRAY & LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER Is pro-
badly the simplest and purcst perfume ever made,
being absolutely noIhirg more than tie delicious
fragrance of rare flowers, preserved aud mace per-
incnt. and tits doubtless this purity Of comUO-
sition that its imu;cse popularity is in grcas inea-
sure to be ascI ibci.
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9nhnlolld 1ispattll.

ag THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
.LAT1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FRAMED BUILDINGS.
ERAMED BUILDINGS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

RICHMOND, August 18th. :
Under the authority of The following joint resolu-
ton of the City Council empowering the Committee
the erection Of framed buildings WILL BE GRANTED
AEpmEJEcTED ON MONDAY, August 10, 1878.
The Fire Department, st his Office, on Tenth street
l.rtween Main and Cary Streets unless valid obec-
eonnc concuruR rha,
The Committee oD Fire Department be and they are
sisby a,Ehorzed to grant permits for the erection
CO uneil aEer publishing teic intention to do for
,hr>:e daSsan tho official paper of The city.
GRANTED.
Tln ,as Hewlett shei l0x20. and one story high,
In rea cfhis flouse, No. $50 Scae enteenth street
j. r.. Brooks, shed sx16, ten feet high at S04
" Geor, M ,e L..osry. bathroom and water-closet Ak
10 sewn feet pi!eh a. s9 ese s1ih street. De
h,s, Fl IN IN Re e e q 80. II Nicholson street
j. d. Loci aane, cottage 2oxso, on Pine street be-
s. W. Robins dwelling l2xl2' on Eighth street,
,r a9oea1 e TsrIyIa rst between aa
high, from Its pre-. vent location, on Los No. 1soo
Main street, to ano1h ef part OF same iot.
Henry Neurohr. wo Dollhouse 14xl0, o.! his prem
ise Shocks alhey and Baker @ street ,v IN
No. Gordon
near Roam street. ,,,. %. x,,
at No. 812 Sixth street, between DaVai ~ anu ~naAer
streets. ...a'
, j: w. Evans, shelter for wagon exl nine rect
nigh, on lot on Ninth street between arace a anu
Franklin streets.
Mrs. Robert G. White. incloFel caw-shcd l2x6, 10
be covered with lin on Valentine Eouae ot, CORNER
Ninth and Capitol streets.
REJECTED. ,si s.s
Mrs. Jane Khonc, to build frame dwelling 30x14;
one story high, on Duyai street between second and
Third streets, 4
! I - ~ :. s's's : CHARLEs F. TAYLOR,
au 1876 Chairman.
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TIE MozAET.- hat with the large num-
Der OF persons who have actually gone to
the springs and those who are supposed to
have gone, and cannot therefore make their
appearance IN public, the Mozart musicale
looked almost deserted last evening. The
programme was, however, unusually good,
and must have been greatly enjoyed by
those present.
Mr.. LGuhe's violin solo, "First Sonata"
by Mozart, was given with great taste and
expression, and Dir. BEERS cornet solo,
"Old Folks at Home" was well rendered.
The arrangement from " William Tell" by
DeBeriot, was beautifully performed on
violin and piano by Professors kesSnich and
Reinhardt. An instrumental septette played
charming composition by Fcsca with taste
and accord. The li.st number by the or
chestia. a brilliant overture by huber, was
rendered in Il most pleasing and spirited
manner.
The Farewell Symphony" by HAYDN,
was Il fitting conclusion for so choice Il
programme. and it was played well by q Sc
leclcd orchestra.
There was 4 slight litter observable
through the hall rs the different musicians
blew out their candles and vanished.
Whether his previous efforts 1T blowing had
exhausted him we know rot, but the flute
player left bis light burning.
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REJECTED.

- - REJECTED. a $3.50 fltis 3..ig
Mrs. Jane Kh0ne, to build frame dwelling 3Oxl4,
nestor, high, on Duynl street between second and
gfyf.ffg
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4 \ - ~ = ''s1 = -, y CHARLES F. TAYLOR,
au I5-3t Chairman.
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EXCURSIONS

rRAND EXCURSION sEET, +,
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SOLOMON'S COATS.

On tho night Of December ID solomon Morris loft
thrty-two unfinished overcoats hanging on racks In
his tailor shop ut No. IS Ridge and retired to
rest Tho morning came and Norris awoke 70 find
that tho garmons had flown ana LETT trace Of their
defamation bohind. Locks were examined and bolts
scrutnized, and time IL became pretty evident that
thieves had forced from tho back Of tho
house. This all, however. that could DO ascer-
tained, and the identity Of the marauders was
able TO fix until Officer O'Brien. OF the Thirteonth
precinct set 70 work unraveIling the mystery. Tho
OF the and distin gushing marks on
thom led HIM u believe that they could well DO
disposed Of without being uade tho subject OF remark
O'Brien Inquiries were at last rewarded, and
able TO trace the property 70 woman named Jennie
Riley, who lived Cherry street. She had taken the
unfinished coats, completed them and ~ pawn.
brokers shop converted them INTO cash. Tho gar
ments wero identified there by the wner: and, when
inquiry was SGT on foot 70 how Jennie had
by them, It transpred that young man OF twenty
one, named John Plunkstt, had stolen them. He was
arrested, and, with Jcnnie Riley, arragnod before
Judge Flamtner yesterday. He confessed his guilt
that no had been aided and Allotted IN tho
robbery by man named George Williams, who on
January 20 SORT 10 the State Prison for two years
Tor kindred offence. Piunkett and his accomplice
were remanded TO await the appearance OF tho COM
plainRnt
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GUESTS OF THE POLICE.

The Board Of Police Commissioners yesterday en-.
tertainec tho visiting officials OF syracuse by taking
them TO tho islands and for short sail the North
anu East rivers Tho visiting gentlemen wero Robert
Mccarthy, President Of tho Syracuse Police Board !;
Jacob Knapp, Commissioner; Daniel Gcrc. Com
missioner; Lyman Dorwn, City Clerk and
Thomas Davis. Chief OF Police. They were
accompanied by number OF other gentlemen
including Mr. william Baumgrnn, ex. Police Comm ~.
soncr The nonors OF the New York Board by
Commissioner sidney Nichols, who would have been
assisted by Com missioner Wheeler but for a slight
indispostion. Tho SENECA, with the party on board
alter "Trip up the North River, proceeded TO Black
wells Island, whore they were met by Commissioner
Thomas Brennan and escorted by him through tho
Workbouse, Penitcntary aud workshops. Many
compliments were paid 10 Commissioner Brennan ny
the visitors Tor tho evidences to found every
the Island VI an efficient administration. Warden
Fox oil the Ponitontiary, superi tcndent Aairo
OF the Worknouse, wero also complimen ted Tor tho
cleanliness and discipline In their special depart
Inents. In tho evening tho visiting commi ssoners
waited the broadway Theatre.
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VERDICT AGAINST HIM.

Some time ago two suits werc instituted against
Mr.. james Williamson. Postmaster OF Sing Sing, for
having, as 1t alleged, uttered sandorous express
in regard to tho chastity 81 Mrs. Farnham and
Mrs. Ryder, WHO OF William q. Ryder. Mrs. Farm.
ham commenced u suit against Mr.. Williamson, and
at tho Obtained verdict favor for 81 $780,
Tho suit oil Mrs. Ryder against Mr. Williamson was
tried yesterday, before Judge Dykman. IN tho Circuit
Court ut White Plains.
Tue principal witness examined for the plaintiff
was Mr.. Cooley, who testified that tho 20th dny
OF March, 1877, Mrs Farnham and Mrs Ryder visited
his store together; that while they were there Mr.
Williamson entered bat percoiving that Mrs. Farm
ham and Mrs. Ryaor were there went AWAY; the
following day Mr.. Williamson called upon Mr. Cooley
and inquired what those women lmeanng Mrs. Farm.
ham and Mrs RYDER wanted the DAY before, and
thcn without waiting Tor reply, asserted that Mrs
Farnnam was an immoral woman aud that Mrs.
Ryder was no better.
Mr.. Williamson, tho defendant, In his own behalf
denied IN positive manner that no had over made
the remarks imputed 10 hin by Nj. Cooley, ana
tended that these suits wero the resuls oil u Con
splracy to extort money from him.
The jury rendered verdict favor OF the plaintiff
for $500 damages.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE IN THE HAT TRADE-
THE RECORD OF THE REGISTERS IN BANK.

ANOTHER HEAVY FAILURE IN THE HAT TRADE
THE RECORD OF THE REGISTERS IN BANK
RuPTcY.
Baldwin & Flagg, manufacturers OF hats ut Yon-
kcrs who have agency III this city at No. 4s Greene
street, have failed their exclusion. Tho nrm which
was one Of tho largest manufacturers In tho country
became embarrassed some timo ago and obtained an
extension from thor creditors IN August 1877, agree
Ing 10 pay in full. In interest bearing notes. at SIX,
nine twelve and nIteon months. Their total liabli-
tics amounted to about $45O0O0 Of which there was
s150000 duo tor merchandise and the balance on real
estate indebtedness Al that timo they showed a
nominal surplus oil assets amounting TO $3.50 900,
manly IN real estate. The Arm was composed OF Hall
T. Baldwin and Charles Flagg. Mr. Flagg owned some
OF the ncst real estate in Yonkors the assessed vau
alton on which was s24s,oOo The real estate WIS
mortgagcd for sl7sOo0 and tho stock and machinery
valued AT 500 000 Tho depreciation in real estate
and on stock was tho main cause Of their embarrass
ments. Thor 0rsl payment on tho EXTENSION notes
tell due few days ago, and boing unable to meet
their obligations, they were compelled to mako an
assignment for tho benefit OF their croditora
Tho liabilities Of Jehial Read Il Co., Wholesale
dealers In hats and straw goods at No. 696 broadway
whose suspension was published yesterday, amount
TO $204 oo0 IN addition TO which there 10
Indebtedness OF ABOUT $50, O0O indorse ments Tho
-. - :. g. 40 JoI
ny eiou ,,, 90 Auy usposoa towa.o 'ao VT and
:. 20 .uuso "'' w "S'''eh' ~ ABOUT MY
Scn's On nv uoiu.' ,v.,.
Nne n oIeaao's ., Tue urn o. william =. booraom
70, "npius' lquo' ae.,ois' ia'e o. no =. 'esoy
su.e'' nav NC, Pou"on ~ oahnTuptcy against
.nen, ~ r W. :. 20 .n. .ne urn aiIed 10
cur W. .o ". n Va 'nc proceedings IN
, -, p..' ~ env.soa sa. "pp'lcaton mas
have contracted new debts. The claims OF tho pet-
tonnK o'oaaos aseioga.e ABOUT s|-VoV OF which the
~, p "a I se ~ ~. c"nh Co.,
so''' 40, .- So tern"s, ", 90, vi neerut
80 80 49, vi D'ooA'H VINO Leaa company,
si,s's 90. p g. g., , No. :. ,,,
dno,nas Ieay q 1'ns ana u"nna reddish,
,,n ~ ,n, co., -, -, Dva 81 "ouuou. nave ned
"d,u",arv h,nEruni Tbar clains .,ns n an "a
vo,u..a,y 'A""'1p" '0 e'"'n'' against nh nggre-
gaze soSv 4, ,.n,,,s 49, A..
T, p 49,, ,a",ns Ps ~! las oeon n''u agninst
80, no uc,man a"w,,yt, ,v,a 80 ~, ioo n',o
Tor ,nnn.v tanned ' Wv A'' S'' " ssi'
~ moe,og OF Tho crodi,ors of c,.r,s. n po,. .
bela vosi"rsav n, Inc ,,.s a .oo,a oP1 was
cmi,os were proved M ioowsS w necr rvd'
81. 900. ~ Ih,o t,,',,s ~ "a ,v- pecH"
SY,,oW s1a 20 na,",varo 10, so,on voi \, W.
nanv sIoo a. pctcr n Morrs So lana. a,as,. Soan-
s,cncc ~ "' e''0'o1 "S'
Eeris,er Allen has reco,voa warran, in b.nkrn,,cv
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Giidcrsleeve.

THE REILLY MURDER.
In the month Of March list year young man named
John Reilly set upon by u gang Of rowdies. who
assaulted and knocked him down aeDtho corner of
Goerck and Stanton streets HIS assailants then
commenced TO beat him with sticks and stones. and
the knife having been finally rcsortcd to- the unor-
tunate victim several stab wounds from the
effects OF which Lo died. For this crime John DAILY
james Lynch, James Dougherty, John Daniels and
Frank Mccormack were arrested. A saloon Keeper
named Kopp, VINO resided In the vicinity testified us
to the occurrence, stating that ho had rest
aud aroused by tho noise OF the disturbance IN tho
street He denncd the parties named the
The evidence OF other Witnesses showed that PRIOR 10
assault tho accused aud tho deceased mad visited
several saloons aDd that quarrel subsequently, en-
that led TO the fatal result. Assistant District
Attorney Hofriag conducted tho prosecution. DAILY
was convicted OF MURDER IN the second degree and
sentenced State Prison lie. Tho next prisoner
tricd James Lynch, who was convicted oil man
slaughter in the inird dcgroo and sentenced to four
years imprisonment Dougherty pleaded guilty aud
received u similar sentence. In the case oil McCor-
mack who has now been confined In prison for a year.
abundant evidence was collected to show that ho was
else whero at the time oil tho occurrence, and tho
being satisfied 10 the this state
ment, Mr. Price, counsel Tor the accused, yesterday
made application Tor his discharge. Judge GIdor-
sleeve granted the application.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
william Blanch, No. 24I Third avenue and William
McGee NO. 1877 East Thirty ninth street, wore caught
In tho uct picking the pockat Of Laura Urquettc
No. 200 West Twenty-slxth street, on tho 7th insL
aud on being arraignod yesterday pleaded guilty.
Judge GildersIcove sent them tho State Rotorma-
tory at Emira.
James Mcuonuin, No. sol First avenue, pleaded
guilty 10 tho charge OF attempting TO carry oil 500
az Ess, Twcntybrd street. and was TO Tho State
Prison Tor Two years
Leon DAVID, 10. SO vcscy street, was convicted OF
passing y worthless eheck Tor sol, drawn Oh tho
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A COURT SCENE.

young woman Of pleasing countenancc and diHl-
don't air alfred IN silk aud seal skin, stood before
Judge Kilbreth yesterday morning She had been
arrested for intoxicaton and disordery conduct IN
front OF the strand saloon In Sixth avenue In tho
court she seemed 10 realize her position aud TO feel
deeply us ignominy.
rhat was under tho influence OF liquor" sho
said, 81 shall have TO ADMIT but acted IN no man.
ncr disoroeriy and tho shame OF appearing hcre 10
more painful 10 mo than any penalty Your Honor can
prefer not TO say"
the Judge nned her SIC, and sho proceeded TO tho
chief clerks desk TO pay It. That functionary hap
waited thero IN tho u view OF the onlo0kcrs and
raised her eyes 10 eot Tho curious chances cast upon
her she became 30 overcome that she sank floor
In swoon. IL was somo time before was res
TO scousness, and hon sho to DO assstsd out
n con-
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yves" ALIENS CASE.

"Wes" Allen appeared In the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning in company with his
coanscL The complainant, Caspar Cohen, OF No 800
West Thrty-slxth street, who charged Allen with
puroinng his watch, failed TO appear, and nvesIiga.
ton disclosed tho reason Of his absence A pawn :.
broker had como to MIN, acknowledged that no had
received the watch and promised to return II In case
the charge was not pressed. Apparently Cohen was
satisfied with this proposition. AZ all events IL
CURED subpoena W bring HIM 70 court, where no
made his appearance In the afternoon His testimony
was taken. and Officers Harvey and Denning. who
mudo the arrest, were examined Counsel were then
about to MAKO an appeal IN the prisoners behalf when
Judge kiDreth stated that he had yet another wit
ness 10 testify who was not forthcoming 70 afford
an opportunity for this unknown 70 appear ''Wcsr'
Allen was again remandcd.
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THE ERIE SUITS.
YunTHEr HEARING BEFORE THE RETEEEE-
ME-. JzwErT's SALARY FOR DEcENBER-

YunrHEr HEARING BEFORE THE REFEREE
MR JRwErT's SALARY FOR DEcEMBER-
LHoAL OBJECTIONS.
Judge James c. Spencer, the referee in the suits oil
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company, trustee,
against the Erie Railway Company, aud Of J. O. Ban
croft Davis, trustee, against the Erie Railway Com
pany. yesterday resumed tho hearing OF objections IN
the matter OF payments by Receiver Jcwetr for the
month OF December 1877, and OF his accounting tor
January, 1878. The objections wcro flied by Henry
Arden IN behalf OF certain judgment creditors-W.
Zaggel and others.
PRETTY GOOD PAY
The fourth objection, relating TO Mr. Jewetts
sn'ary Tor the mouth OF December, amounting 10
S3,333 33, was first considered Judge AshbeI r..
Green offered 10 show that Nr. Jewett
that sum that he was indebted to to the amount OF
$780, 900 and interest before he entered the receiv
ship and that he was paid 500 900 alter he accepted
the receivership Tor services that were illegal.
Mr.. Atterbury appeared for Mr.. Jewctt and con-
tended that tho question was Old Que aud had al
ready been acted upon by the courts. and for this
taken on tho subject. Ae demanded the speci nca-
tons
Judge Green thought that that was unnecessary
He hoped that such ruling would not be held, the
exclusion VI further testimony IN regard 10 the matter
had requested that fuil examination should DC inado
as 10 his acts IN connection with the road.
Mr.. Arden asked that tho books be produced.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Objection was raised 10 certain items In the account
money paid for cabIo dispatches being cited, tho
ground that they were IN the interest OF the 'recon
structionists' and that Mr. Jewett had no right OIL
nciay or Otherwise, TO pay out tue company's money
for such cable dos patches.
Judge Groom said that he would like to have those
cable dispatches produced, but Mr. Atterbury oU-
jected on The ground that their production would
nowise whatever DO proper. He SAID, TO tho FIRST
objection that was matter that had boen fully
ahmed by the referee and approved OF by the Court
AS 10 The second objection no suggest
call up Mr. Jewott and that the referee satisfy
himself III reference 10 this item. objected to.
MI Mcfarland objected to The appearance before
the reierce OF any oI those judgment creditors,
tending that they represented nothing moro than
lien upon the real estate OF the Erie Railway Company
In niagara county, and that tnoy Ind standing be-
lore this Court The proceedings OF those judgment
creditors tired beoro Judge Daniels, ana con-
tended that They should not be considered until de-
cislon had been mado.
M. Henshaw, on behalf OF the Farmers Trust and
Loan Company, concurred In tho objections made BY
ME- Mcfarland
After some further discussion Judge Spencer ad
journod the further hearing Of tho matter until mex
Friday, tho 22d inst, at ton A n.
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THE LOPEZ HABEAS CORPUS.

Joseph Lopez, whose unsuccessful matrimonial ven-
turo has been recently the subject OF considerable
litigation IN the courts, brought before Judge
Lawrence, In Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday, on
a writ Of habeas corpus 1t will be remembered that
Lopez immediately upon the conclusion Of the suit
brought BY Miss Georgiana Morrison to have the mar
rage between them annulled tho ground OF fraud,
was committed by Judge Van Brunt for perjury In
swearing falsely to his answer 10 tho complaint
When tho case WIS called Mr.. Loary, OF the District
Attorneys Office, said he not ready to proceed
for want Of preparation.
Mr.. Byrne insisted upon having q hearing, II not
thcn, at some later hour In tho day. But Mr. Lcary
said that was not time enough, and " tho prisoner
guilty no great harm could DO done by tho short
Imprisonment intervening.
Judge Lawrence fixed this morning as tho time to
dispose OF tho writ.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CuAMBERs-Heidb y Judge Law
rsnce-Nos IL AZ ", "a, 50. %. 49, 2l5 227, 22s.
SUPREME CouRr-GExERAL TERx-Heid by Preside ng
Judge Davis and judges Brady and lngalls.-Nos II,
TO- IT, - 70 ~ ~ so. 81, 80, 40, Al, A. 49,,
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TxRM-Hcld by Judge Van
B 81, y; INC y; ~ a. 49, s s sSa S7s s $685.
~ ~ a. I'll, 2l7 23l, u. loa. 1885, 2z2, 22s. 40. 81
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcuir-Pa Held by Judge
Van VorstShort causes-Nos. 1920, 3l79. 2206. 2707
$751; 1924, 1886, Sl34, S076, 1886. Part 2-Held by
sssi aaos $751; siao scc sos ss4e sois -' Pr. '; 30
Held by Judge Donohuc. short causes-Nos 1852,
26 a94X. 3o3S, 1875, 3o46. PITT. 2599 l7l2. 256l,
294z
SUPERIOR CouRr-GsSgGAL IERM-Adjourncd until
the first Monday OF April.
Frcedman.-Nos. 49, a. 80, II, 81 ST. 81, ii, &C. IS,
Al.
SUPERIOR couRr--TRIAL TERM-Part 1-HeId by
Judge sedgwck. short causes-Nos 1867 1885, 1909.
ed7, ll76. ll66, l176, Ill., Parts and Adjourned
Tor the term.
COMMON PLxAs-GKsxRAL TxRM-Held by Cniei
Justice q. r. Daily and Judges J. y. Daily and Van
Hoesen.-Nos. ~, Is. II, rs.
COMMON PLEAs-EouirY rxRM-AdJourned Tor the
term.
COMMON PLgAs--CHAMnsRs-Hod by Judge Larro-
more.-No day caleudar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TEMM-Part HELD by Judge
Ro6nson.-Nos. 9S3 81, $50, lS5oh, 7S6, 1885, 1869.
2466, l4s0, 1885, 143S, 2l70 z64, 1925, 1902 Part
2-Adjourned for the term.
MAXINE COCRT-TRIAL TERN-Part Held by Judge
Sherdan-Short causes-Nos. 1878. 1894 1894 3030 u,
4l7e 4o23 4l9l, 4l63, 4o64, 4065 $685. 4l73 Part .
Held BY Judge Goopp.-Short causes-Nos. 1898,
$685. $3.50 1889 s45S 4l43 $685. 1882 $685. 1925, 3572,
1920 4o7 40g6 Hoo 4lo9 4oss 44l 4os4 4l58, 4l97,
ALL 4253 4275, 2l76. Part 3-Held by Judge Shea
Short causesNos 4245. 420l 1920, 42l6 a27l, 1886,
404l, 41l3, 1872. 1850, 4292.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoXs-Part Held by Re-
corder HackotI-Ine People vs. Charles Thompson,
robbery Same vs. Joseph Smith. john Burns ana
Edward Harris robbery; Same vs.. William Manus,
ielonious assault and battery; Same w. Edward
Haght, forgery; Same vs. James Collins, false pro-
fences; Same VI. Mary Ovens larceny from the per-
son; Same VI Gustave Jefferson, larceny from the
person; Same va Henry Hartman, aduiterating milk
vs. Theobala FIuck, nom cide, CONTINUED. Part .
Held by Judge charlottesville. People vs.. Joseph
Tage, feonlous assault and battery Same WILL
lam Hodgins, el0nious assault battery; Same
Joseph Cooley. grand larceny; Same VS.. John Reilly,
grand larceny; Same vs. Emma Davis, grand larceny
Same vs. Abort Boucher, larceny from the person
Same va Philip Lynch, receiving stolen goods Same
VS.. William Fitzgerald, assault and battery; Same w
Ferdinand SteInshorn, assault and battery.