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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

A New DIsCovERY.-The Chicago
Inter-Occan states that G.. o. Lundberc.
OF that city, has discovered and perfect
ed process by which durable colors
can be applied to marble in such way
as to be ineffaceablc. a number OF
paintings exhibited by Mr.. Lundberg
are very beautiful The discovery rem
ders 1T practicable to have portraits of
friends imbedded in the marble of orr
centre tables, on the slabs that mark
their resting places in the cemetery. and
indeed anywhere and everywhere that
taste and affection may suggest or die
tate. The discovery is considered o
very important one, and number of
Chicago artists are arranging to utilize
it in their studios.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
rg The wedding of Baron.Blanc. OH

CF The wedding of Baron. Blanc, our
Minister from Italy, and Miss Terry
daughter Of Thomas Terry, the famous
Cuban millionaire, is said to have been
one Of the most superb affairs that ever
occurred in New York. 1t took place
on Saturday last, in st. Stephens Ro-
man Catholic Church, both parties be-.
ing Of that denomination. Over a thou.
sand persons were present in answer to
invitations. among whom were almos,
all the Washington notablcs. There
were $4,000 worth of diamonds among
the presents and the brides father gave
her SD, 900 for dresses.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

TIE AGE OF WONDERS. large es.
adjustment has just been opened in st.
Louis for drying eggs, and is operated
by hundreds of dozens.-The eggs. ar.
ter being carefully inspected by light,
are thrown into an immense recepta.
Gle where they are broken, and by cen
trifugal operations the white and yolt
are separated from the shells, verv much
as liquid honey is taken from tho comb.
The liquid is then dried by heat by a
patent process, and tue dried article,
which resembles brown sugar, is put in
barrels and is ready for transportation
The dried article has been taken twice
across the Equator in ships and then
made into omclet and compared with
omelets made from fresh eggs in the
same manner, and the best judges could
not detect the difference between them.
Is not this an age of wonders? Milk
made solid; cider made solid: apple
butter made into brick. What next?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

ever. the place had been deserted by
the Indians; they had fed on some mys
terious mission westward. leaving about
seventy lonely silent wigwams construc.
ted of poles and the bark OF trees, with
their council house OF large dimensions
remaining to tell Of those who had so re-
Gently inhabited them. Al this time
the land was not In the actual possess
ion of the United States. the Indian ii.
tie had not been extinguished.a and there
being no Government nor laws in exis-
tence. the settlers were obliged to make
laws for their own government, so they
met in general assembly June. 1880, by
the side Of an old cotton woodruff log, &
appointed a committee to prepare n code.
The committee reported as follows. (the
original Of which is still preserved-it
was written by j. L. Langworthy on q
half sheet Of coarse unruled paper, using
the said old log for desk
REPORT.-'We n committee having
been chosen to draft certain rules and
regulations by which we as miners will
be governed. and having duly consider
ed the subject do unanimously agree,
that We will be governed by the rcgula-
tious on the east eide OF the Mississippi
River, with the following exceptions.
to wit:
ARTICLE 1sT. That each and every
man shall hold 200 square yards of
ground by working said ground one day
in elk.
ARTICLE 2ND. We further agree that
there shall be chosen. by the majority
or the miners present q uerson who
shall grant letters OF Arbitration on APP
plicatiop having been made. and that
said letters of arbitration shall be oblig.
atory on tho parties concerned so APP
plying.
To the above We the undersigned
subscribe.
j. s. LANGWORTHY & 4 others.
More anon. j.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

t-S The number Of business failures
throughout the country is appalling.
The liabilities Of the individuals vary
from n hundred thousand upward. A
preacher in Illinois failed for a quarter
OF mIllion-assets nothing. a lawyer
in Cleveland, Ohio, went under for
Sl44,OOO, assets, $4,000. During the
month of April twenty three persons in
the Richmond district have taken ad-
vantage of the benefit of the bankrupt
law. Rich. Whig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

BOYS AND ToBACco.-Physicians arc
well agreed that tho use Of tobacco by
growing boys is full ofdangcr. Recent
invcstiga,ion-especially in France
have demonstrated that a whole train
Of nervous diseases are to be traced TO
this practice. IT you wart 20 stop
growing. If you want 70 have a set Of
nerves that are like those Of an invalid
old lady, If you wish TO look salow and
puny-I do not know any better way
than TO smoke tobacco It will make a
drain on your nervous system which
will be sure TO tell after while.--Let
us hope that if a thousand boys read
this, some Of them will be saved from
forming a filthy habit which most men
regret
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
VALUABLE FARM,
$50 Acres,

apd.adjoiuing the big survey, on tie East and
South the lands Of Henry I. Frye on the South
West, the lands of Geo. Martin on the West,
and the lands of Francis n Pownall on the
Mon III. A considerable portion of this farm IL
the very best North River bottom lard. The
farm is we'll Timbered. Persons desiring a first
class farm will DO we'll to attend the sale. The
title is nuqusstionabls.
ERNS.-One- third Of purchase money in
cash, and the residue Ia three equal annual pay
inents, the purchaser to give notes for the do
ierrd payments, bearing interest from day Of
sale, and TO execute u Deed Ut trust on the land
to secure the pay n,ent OF the same.
s. l.. FLOURNOY,
Attorney aud Agent for Geo Carter Of Loudoun
County, Virginia.
Nay 10. 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
The CO-operative
Newspapers.

has been asserted that one half q, .uu
PAID by New York advertisers FOR adv.,,,'''
outside OF that city goes to the Co.os,,.,'..
" This statement Is true there il M o,.,.,.
Tot surprise that prominent papers which ~
sun charging war prices for adyet,i.ion e.
called upon to abuse n rival with Will a. 49,
hnd themselves unable tomain tain a comps,i,..
fuli particulars about the Cooperate y,...
papers, together with catalogues and sd,,,,.'
ing rates mailed free on application 10 BgtIs
a roS,ER, General Agents American S,,.
paper Union, 10 Spruce ST, n. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

tV'One Of our exchanges tolls of n
man. named Roberts, in this State. who
recently took an overdose Of whiskev
IN order TO have some teeth extracted
After his teeth were extracted he no.
came inscnsibly intoxicated and went
to an OFT house to sleep Off The effect Of
the whiskey, where hc was found some.
time after in very critical condition,
tho blood from his gums having coagu-
lated in his stomach, he, in his helpless
state, being unable TO expectOrate it
DR.. Barbcc being informed Of the
mans condition, Immediately brought
into rcquisition his stomach-pump, and,
after pumping some warm water into his
stomach 70 as TO get tho pump TO work.
soon pumped from him the blood and
whiskey, relieving him somewhat. he
was taken TO the hotel. Hs stomach
and throat were very much innamcd.
but at the time VIC 60 TO press lie is re-.
ported as out of danger. He certainly
had a very narrow escape from death.
THg MERCANTILE FMLuEEs-The
fact has been noticed that during the
first quarter Of the present year the
mercantile failures in New ENGLAND
increased thirty per cent, and in the
South and West twenty six per cent.
while in the Middle States there was a
decrease. This speaks we'll for Tue
soundness Of business in tic latter
Baltimore perhaps presents fewer failu.
res than any other city Of its size in
the Union notwithstanding the large
losses which have been experienced.
Business in New England is on credit
TO degree wholly unknown.in the Mid.
die States Baltimore Sun.
The Philadelphia permanent exhibition
was formally opened on Friday last.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
South a,raneh antelliseneer.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY, MAY, III, 1878
t.0.The supreme Count OF, Appeals

E0"rhe Supreme Court Of Appeals,
for some weeks past in special session
at Wheeling, has adjourned until the
regular term commencing in that city
on the 5tl of June next. Judge Green
the President Of the Court, returned
homo TO Charlestown last week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
vAt Chariottesyille. Va on the

CVAt Charlottesville. Va, on Tues
day Of last week Mr.. John S. Wise, son
of the late ex-Gov. Henry A. Wise,
bought at auction the Shadwell farm the
birthplace of Thomas Jefferson, for
William and Mary, College. The farm
contains 800 acres, and brought Sl4
per acre.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

IS IT cuRABlE7

tIHOSR yho have suffered from The various ana con,
plsated forms Of disease assumed by Catsrrh, and
s 1sn{ pnyslelan and re modes With relief
able sn1Isi And veil they may for no disssss SSss
SSsSsti,s e hsann e Caia,ra e,onshi,,s ASm
t SSs SnS: aSSG IN many smpIs
o. smsil az bs reisrrsd = minor ncvsrihses
snsmsclvs ept e nothing compared With the dSnesD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
IT GAN Be CURED.

Irean te tureA. rhsfsis NO donbt about IT. Ia hu,
4 mediate relief anordsa By sAsIosDS h1DIoAI
may follow pe.,sns Sss Of h sTd:nss q xnss
ncsussed matter that has lodged nssai pasa0sS
nas. III b %, and healed .atiIs
stsutioepnt s e~..on 10 that OF powsrfu purtfyin1
sesnt. dssnoyng 10 its course through the sysssS
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
Atc0MPLlcATED CASE.

osntispsn. MY ease d briefly - follows, Ihsys he'd
ser Yer fof 9ips Js.n bed no, Dreamed shIs.sS
sough. ssthma bad q 20 obliged 70 tSfe fsmsdy
fo5 1t night bsfors being abba lie down and slssS
q tmss 20 fali Of catarrhal matter 70 fnjare my
sen,e OF bearing and compel me 70 NO several umee
u the night 70 cls.r % and my tnfost before could
Msry one OF these symptoms hes dis
ekIIoHps RADIo.L CUM. Ny hearing 10 fuily ressefsd
nave ne othmetic symptoms, no cough droppinRD
a me saroi no ssad.ehe and IN sysrE vax S.sssr
the Cur on my appetite. my Kidneys and In fact,
sysry part Of my system. What has been done IN na3
49,, vsry r.sPsetfsilZ, c. II. LANRINcE,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

70 The great question OF life with
woman is, What shall she wear?"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
FOR SALE,
.A6rlcult,xruL .Muchinery.

No. Iron Pillow, s. IS
10. " Hill.id. Pillow. So
No. 81
wa. :" ssf
Pillow Points-aIi kinds-per dozen, 5 90
Prairie Mower Knife Sharpener, 3 90
No. Hand Corn Shelter, SO
National Hand Corn Planter, SO
No. Telegraph Fodder Gutter, II 90
% IS
=" % 90
Centennial Self Dump Hay Rake. a 90
hand . - IS 90
willoushby Hay RAks-wood hubs. as 90
Telegraph Cider Nnl-.iasis Crank, 50 90 90
=, 50 double "a 3s 90
Junior !" ii 90
Ogboru flaming Mil, IS 90
willoughby Grain and Guano Drill, los 90
Drill, - 90
! horse Tread Power Th,esher Z Shaker, lao 90
$50 90
Cleaner, $50 90
=" Mounted Lever Power b Mounted
Separator, 500 90
Six horse Mounted Nassillou Thresher,
:. and eight boise moun,ed Power, SIT SO
Eight " $40 90
Teu Ten I" 563 so
Right Portable Engine on wheels, s55 90
Ten "a " :" SOC 90
Four Ton Hay Stock Scatet, IS 90
For Circulars aud information, address,
w. w. McKAlG Il SON.
Cumberland, Md.
May II, 1873.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17

TT can make money faster A. EoiE =
than at anything else. Capiisi ~
qUired-we will start you. Sl2 lei =.
hume made by the industrious Wen "a +
boys and girls wanted everywhere 20
rs Now is the time Costly Ouitt %.
free Address TRUE 4 CO., Augnsi'l -
NIvcb Is, ls7s.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-17
II 2 ACR ES,
70 ACRES AND 48 ACRES.

May 10, 1873.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-MikeD Dolan,
drunk and disorderly on the streets and
assaulting Policeman David Barker on the
10Th day of last June while in the discharge
OF his duty, was fined S15 and g. 10 costs.
The charge against Mike Dolan OF con-
tempt Of court in failing to appear or The
1st day OF last July, after having been
bailcd for his appearance to answer for
misdemeanor. was dismissed.
In third case against Mike Dolan, for
trespassing upon the premises ef Emma
T1bbs. creating disturbance there, and as
saulting and threatening to shoot her, 1t was
agreed that he was not the man.
Pleasant Reins (colored), for being disor-
dery OH the public streets, and an old Of
fender, was committed to iailfo thirty days
in default OF surety for good behavior in
$100.
Alpheus George (colored), for beating
Martha Parker and her child, was fined 81.
Joseph Holt was lined 81 for allowing bis
son Lee to climb on the cars OF the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road in violation OF an ordinance.
The cases OF Edward Schmidt, G. +. Sci.
gle, B. A. Draucr, Caspar Briel. Henry Ber-
ger, j. Ii. Acre, A. Spiers, and f. keck,
charged with selling in the First Market
after market-hours on the 5th instant, were
set for hearing to-day.
A number Of tritling cases were dismissed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Manchester's Welcome 10 General John
SION" See, the Conquering Hero ConeS"-
Speeches of General Johnston, Captain
Wise, Colonel Neacman, Colonel Young.
DR.. ChiteS, and Colonel White General
Johnston on Belle Isie-The Republican
Committee. The campaign was opened last
plight in Manchester under the auspices OF
the Conservative City Committee. At s
O'Clock General Johnston assembled the
platform, Kessnich's Band playing " Hail
to the Chief" City-Snperintendent Henry
A. Jordan presided, and IN appropriate re-
marks introduced General Joseph E.. John
ston. General Johnston spoke for about
half an hour, fully explaining his position
on the great questions Of the day; favoring
a tariff that will be oppressive to no class of
the people, and in favor Of The expansion Of
the currency on q solid basis. His remarks
were frequently loudly cbeered, and at its
conclusion he received an ovation.
When Captain John S. Wise was intro
duced by Superintendent Jordan he was in
terrupted by calls for NewmaB, Colonel
Newman being on the stand. Captain Wise
announced his intention Of speaking II it
took until morning. He also stated that
there was band present, and il he did not
speak no one else should, ii he had to en-
gage 1t for all night. He further told the
crowd il they would listen TO- him they
would hear q speech, and probably one
from Colonel Newman; but il they did not
they would hear one from no one. After
this Captain Wise proceeded and was not
interrupted. His speech asin his happiest
vein and was loudly applauded.
There had been no request for division
OF time, and no arrangement made to that
effect; however, at the conclusion OF Cap
tain Wise,s speech Colonel Newman, BY the
courtesyoi the other speakers, was intro
duced, and explained his position on the
issues involved in the congressional can
yass. He was followed by Colonel John B:
Young in an able and logical exposition OF
The financial question, and made what many
the ablest and most convincing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

THE CASyAss-M MEETING IN CLAY WARD
CITY Communications will be grand
rally of the Conservative voters OF Clay
Ward tonight at Blcnner's Park, commenc-
ing at 4 O'Clock. .. ri,
General Joseph e. Johnston and Messrs.
George D. Wise, A. NJ. Kelley, William l..
Royal, Robert Stiles, Chastain White, and
Don p. Hasey will, the committee an
nounce, address the people on the issues OF
the canvass.
There will be an adjourned meeting OF
The City Conservative Committee tonight ut
= O'Clock. Arrangements for the great
meeting at the Theatre tomorrow night are
to be completed.
Mr.. It. Wiley Davis, Of Marshall Ward,
owing to numerous other engagements. has
rendered his resignation as member OF the
committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

HENRICo CIRCUIT CouRT.-In this court
Yesterday Judge Wexford heard the applica-
ton for a new trial in the case of Martha
Ann Morris (colored), convicted at the June
term Of Henrico County Court Of the MUIR
der OF her infant child and sentenced to the
penitentiary for eight years. The prisoner
was represented by Messrs. Brooks and
Roane (coIored), and the Commonwealth by
Mr.. G. w. Thomas. The Judge reserved
his decision, and will probably render q
Judgment to-day.
The $4,000 damages case Of Thorp's ad-
ministratix Us. Alyis is postponed for a
hearing to a special term, which. will be
held some weeks hence, at time yet to be
fixed by Judge Wexford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
U,iIE CANVASS.

The following IS the list Of appointments for
sneakers on behalf OF the Conservative party 1T the
approaching County Courts III thl> tTLirdl congress
sioTal district:
CAROLINE COURT-SloEDAY, OCTOBER 14Tll.
Hon. A. II. KELLEY.
Co!auel CIISSTAIS WHITE,
Major JOHN W. DANIEL,
M,52ti s:.6aih H. j. =; N. .iiriM9Ss' iirba1s.
JOHN WASHISGToS, Esq,
aud others.
CHESTERFIELD couRT-MoSDA1, OCTOBER
14TH.
Hon ". d. QUES ENBEERY,
General T. II. LOGAN,
Colonel JOlIS E.GUT.
Captain GEORGE ID. WISE,
Colonel WILLIAM AMBENs,
GEvRGE X. MACON, Esd,
and others
HENRICO COURT-MONpAY. OCTOBER 14TH.
Coiou. JOHN B. YOUNG,
Il. II. CARDwELI. ESD,
Major Don. L. BALSEY.
JoSEPH H. BRYAN. Esq,
Hon. JAMES H.. DoOLEi,
GEORGE a. JONES. ESD.
Colonel WILLIAM =. BCNwELL,
and Others.
LOUISA COURT-MoSDAY, OCTOBER 14TH.
Genera! JOSEPH E.JouSSToS,
p:ii Capiain FRANK v WiSsroS.
Major ROBERT STILLS,
Judge 4. X. LEAKE, /.
and others.
HANOVER CoURT-7WEpSEsDAT' OCTOBER
General JOSEPH L. JOHNSTON,
Colonel CiASThIS WHITE
Hon. W ID. QUESESBERRI,
Colonel JOHN B. YOUNG,
GEORGE \. JONES, Esd.
Captain GEORGE -. WISE,
Hon. ". +. G. GREGORY,
and Others.
J.EELL BIGGER:
oro-.oc 1G Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Thomas p.
Johnston, district grand worthy chief tenn
plar, has installed the following officers OF
Britannia Lodge, No. 8. Independent Or
der of Good Templars Martha Carter,
worthy chief tcmplar; Adeline Hill, worthy
vice-ehief templar; Lille derrick. worthy
recording secretary; E. Bringham, worthy
treasurer; Phillip Green. worthy chaplain;
e.. Bluford, worthy marshal; /. Gray,
worthyinside guard; c. Sears. worthy out
side guard. Representatives to the Grand
Lodge. which meets in Petersburg, Va,
November 9th, are Martha Carter and Phil
LID Green: --...-. ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
BRrgF LocAI. ITEMs.-Tobacco transac-
tions Yesterday were larger than on Tues
day. The highest reported price paid was.

day. The highest reported price paid was
The amount Of United States internal
revenue collected yesterday was Sl0,65 50.
The grain transactions yesterday were
smaller than on the previous day. At the
Stock Board one einsignincants sale was made,
Philip Hairston, from Patrick county,
was received ut the nententiary yesterday
for five years on sentence for horse-steai-
Ing.
This session Of Richmond College opens
well. One hundred and twenty-seyen stu
dents have already matriculated, and others
are expected.
j. S. Hickerson (whitc)- convict from
Roanoke county, Will be discharged from
the penitentiary to-day.
The Virginia Bible Society (Rev. DR..
Hoce president) held its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening in the rooms OF
the Society, Association building. The re-
ports exhibited the affairs Of the Society in
gratifying condition.
Services will be held every night this
week at Trinity Methodist church.
Two horses hitcbed TO one OF the street
cars fell down yesterday % orning at the cor
ner OF Broad and Ninth streets. The car
was empty. Nobody was hurt. -
Five deeds were recorded yesterday ana
four marriage licenses issued.
The sidewalk on the north side OF Bank
street near the Tentl-street entrance to the
Capitol Square is in q very bad condition
and should be attended 10 at once.
Colonel Cutshaw, city engineer, Yesterday
inspected the floor Of the engine. house on
Broad street near Ninth and found it in bad
condition II will be repaired at once.
Prayer-meetings will be held every night
this week at the Vcnable-Street Baptist
church.
The coastwise receipts yesterday were
coal, grain and pig-iron. Coal, granite,
and hoops, were shipped. Nra -
The Walker Light Guard Company b,
First Virginia regiment, will meet at their
armory tonight at O'Clock sharp,t TO escort
Company L to the train on their trip to
Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

THE BEST ARTICLES AT LOWEST PRICES:
Laguayra Coffee ut j SC. per pound:
Rich Cream Cheese AZ l5c. per pound;
Really good Tea at SOC. per pound;
Fredericksburg Family Flour II $3.50 per barrel
Choice Hams ut &c. per pound;
Finest Beei-Tongncs III SOC:
Duff Gordon sherry At 81 PER gallon:
"B Sclrct.'' Glcnwood.' and "AllegnanY y
Whiskeys, finest French Brandy, &C., ut loves;
prices. Cigars ui all grades.
W. D. BLAIR & Co..
903 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

/. TEMPERANCE REVIVAL AMONG THE COLI
ORED PEoPLE.-The following new tempe
rance lodges have been organized this week !:
Ocean View and River View, Good Tenl-
piars, Lancaster; Blooming Youth, No. 100,
Cadets OF Temperance, Lone Star and Ris-
ing Sons, Nos. 81 and 56, Fredericksburg.
These five lodges represent over three hum
dred members, E.@ sEI-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10
Tur MOZART THIS EVENING

TIE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First-
Overture, Poet and Peasant" (Suppe)
orchestra; second-solo piano, "Valse
Brillaute, Opus 81, No. l." (Chopin) Mr..
Fred. Charles Hahr; third solo soprano,
Miss Alice Swain; fourth-solo clarinet,
"Concerto Brillante, Mariannina," (Sardei)
Signor Felix Jardella; ffth-duo violin.
" Mendelssohnian Waltz" Rhzia) DR.. Bart
kowski and MIR. 81. w. Lubbock; sixth
solo piano, "Second Hungarian Rhapsody"
Iiszt) Mr. Fred. Charles Hair; solo sopra-
no, Miss Alice Swain; eighth" Die Hy-
dropaten waltZes (GungD, orchestra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

APPEALS ALLOWED BY JUDGE CHRISTIAN.
Judge Joseph Christian. Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, has granted writ OF err
ror and superSedcaS in the case OF Willis B.
Smith against the Life Association OF Amerl-
ca, from the Circuit Court OF Powhaan
county; and also writ OF error and super
sedeaS to q Judgment OF the Circuit Court
OF the city of Richmond in the case Of Roy
and Others against the Piedmont and Ar
lington Life Insurance Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-10

TEE LEE MoNUMENT.-The Board OF Man.
ayers Ct the Lec-Monument Association
met at the Capitol yesterday, and fixed on
the 9th of November for the meeting OF
the Board cs Commissioners, to adopt the
design and name the artist for the eques-
trian statue OF General K. T.. Lee. These
commissioners are appointed by the Cover
nors OF the southern States: