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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

Public Scho0lS.-The following pupils
were on the roll OF honor for the week end
ing May %, as presented by E. Norrlssette,
A. NJ, principal:
Female High School-Mrs. A. L. Walker
teacher-were Maggie Callaghan, Maud
Hewlett, Lena Lithgow, Edna Mathews,
Maggie Noud, Josie NunnalIy, Hattie Ow-
ems. Minnie Walden, and Sallie Whitworth.
School No. 2-Miss Maud Porter teach
er-were Mirabeau Sims, John Dunstan.
Herbert Winfree, Samuel Gil'ilard, and
Lenwood Cersley.
School No. 3-Miss B. L. Irvine teacher
were Ida Alsop, Matte Briggs, Annie
Broadnax, Lizzie Foster. Ella Gibbs, Men,
mic Morrissette, Clara O'Brien, Emma
Turner, Maggie Topham, and Annie Wal
thall. -
School No. miss Rachel Lyon teacher
were Carrie Archer. Lille Baird, Alma
Beall Matte Bailey, Anna GrieYe, Lizzie
Hewlett, Cora Harrison, Eva Harrison,
Mamie Jewett, Lille OVERLY, Matte Tray
lor, Bora Wells, Ned Pep!e, and Bernard
Vaden. -, -. -
School No. 5-Mlss Mamie Hatcher teach
er-were Cora Dickerson, Mary Mathews,
Rosa NcCuItoch, Lille Snead, Clara Turner,
Ida williams, Lula Wilkinson, Carrie VIII
kinson, Daniel BrodnaX, Walter Cosby,
Harold Duval, Charlie Gibbs, Robert Han
cock, Thomas Lithgow, and John Topham.
The percentage OF attendance was 81.
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The MENDELssoHN QUINTETTE CLUB.-Or
Tuesday evening next the celebrated Men.
delssohn Quintette Club, OF Boston, will
give one of their Incompatible concerts at
Mozart Hall. They will be assisted, as
before, BY the charming soprano, Mrs.
Knowles. These artists need no praise
their excellence and worth Is already too
well known and their reputation here too
we'll established.
The box-sheet for reserved seats is now
omen at WAITS Musical Exchange, and the
indications are that the Quintette Club will
pIay to d crowded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The approaching annual meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association OF Rich
mond, which occurs Tuesday next, 27th
instant, at Association Hall, promises to be
an occasion OF unusual interest. The Presi-
dent OF the Association, now in Baltimore,
will invite the southern delegates to the
Convention now in session in that city re-
turning this way to be present at this meet
| ing, and addresses may be expected Fl ON
several prominent members of our southeI n
associations. We learn from a note re
ceived yesterday that j. W. Wallace, "the
Sankey Of the SOUTH" will be here to lead
the singing. 1t is to be hoped that there
will be full attendance on the part of the
| members and OF our citizens generally. Al
! the close OF the meeting the election Of
officers ana board of directors for the en-
suing year will take place. '0
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

Brief Uems.-A list OF the delinquent
taxpayers for 1878 is posted on the court
house door.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, of Providence church,
Chesterfield, was in the city Yesterday.
The Hastings Court-William I. Ciopton
|iudge-adjourned over yesterday until the
next term.
Rev. DR.. D. B. Winfree Will preach 10 the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
r. B. Foster qualified before the Judge
OF the Hastings Court yesterday as magts.
trate for the Third Ward in place OF q. 9.
Nelson, who was appointed at the election
preceding the last, and who failed TO
qualify . Us, -.
retail iiquor-dealers, and three ordinaries :
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NEW DEPoT.-To accommodate their in-
creasing business, the Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake railroad are cutting
away the bill north OF their present depot
nreDaratory to putting up. a large and sub
stantial depot. The new building viii be
$50 by SIS feet, and will very much facilitate
tho operations OF the company and be q
n,hllc convenience. The company will also
soon put up large car-shed east oi. Fear
street, fronting on Dock street. the dimen-
sions OF which will be 200 by 40 feet. aa
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BRIEFS AND PEBsoNA.s.-Daniel j. Tnr-
ner, Esq. Grand Chancellor OF the knights
OF Pythias for Virginia, is in the city. lie
visited Marshall Lodge, No. II. last night,
and made an address in his usual happy
style. He reports the order in u most hour
ishing condition all over the State. Ills
own lodge (Atlantic) has had ninety acces-
sons since the adjournment Of the Grand
Lodge. After the lodge closed collation.
was prepared, and speeches were made by
the Grand Chancellor, the Grand Master OF
EXchequer, William Ii. Bailie, and others
very pleasant affair. ..
The Bell Telephone Exchange has been
incorporated, with the following officers :
President, John II. Montague; General
Manager, James D. Tracy; Secretary and
Treasurer, y. j. Carson; Counsel, T. NJ.
Logan. Directors: John II. Montague,
Isaac Davenport, Jr., John b. Davis, Will
liam II. Palmer, Philip Haxall, Thomas
Seldom, John X. Cbildrey. John 2. Branch,
Dr. j. S. D. Cullen, John Hampden Cham
berayne, james D. Tracy.
Rev. j. wainwright Ray, representing the
Churchman OF New. York, IS at the st.
James. .... ...-.
Senator L. +. Chiles, Of Manchester, eX.
poets to remove to Portsmouth during the
coming week, to make that city his future
home. . ''
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8irI,n,ond 9ispatrEr,
SATURDAY. :. -. ......MAY "a, 1879.
ss- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIRCU-
1AT1oN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. d
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the MID
die Atlantic States, stationary to rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, winds mostly
from northeast TO southeast, nearly station
ary or siowiy-rising temperature, and gen.
orally clear weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Guif
States, rising possibly followed along the
northern and western portions by failing
barometer, lower or nearly stationary tenn
perature, northeast to southeast winds, and
clear Or partly cloudy weather are proba-
BILE. tst
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
COOL
s THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 8 "A. H., 80 /;
. a. NJ, 62;<noon, II; 8 p. NJ, 70; g e.
d., Il; midnight. IS. ST. ~ ~ -.
Mean temperature, 6G. -"
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TOBACCO FAIR RATLYEcHBuRa.-Th great
tobacco fair takes place at Lynchburg ON
the a7th. 2stb, and 10th OF this month. The
pany offer greatly reduced rates to parties
wishing 10 attend. All who &c will, no
doubt, have pleasant and enjoyable time.
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AUCTION SALES TEES DAY.

rs o., al! saEss Of Rsat Se'cte g.aGe octtcsr
the lst Of January and last Of June tie tnTesfe
the present yecr h0re 10 be fAi8 o3 TIE purchaser
On all sGLsS made Gettoeen The 1St Of Ja!Y and!a
of the year the tazes hare 10 BE- paid ty the sstsT
IThis custom was adopted abont fifteen year. age
bv all the real estate agents in Rcnnond, and go
piies to Richmond and viElnity,l
GODnIN, WARREN & co, 6 p. M., lot corner OF
Page and Accommodation streets.
FRANK d. Hell, 5 =. NJ. trustees sale OF yalua-
BILE church property Oh ThirtY.secend stree! be-
tween nj and n streets.
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ExcURsIoSs.-An excursion party vii
leave Richmond at lO.45 O'Clock tonight
aor Lynchburg vid Burkeyille. The fare fol
the round trip is only three dollars. and the
|Eynchburg hotels have put their rates down
10 low fgures.i .ff s..4
ON Tuesday there will be fine oppor
tExity for an excursion to Old Point, Nor
fofk. Washington, and Baltimore kg the
steamer Ariel and connecting lines. Spe.
eialiS low rates have been made.
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PREVENTS THE SPREADING OF ALL 1NFEC
TlOUs AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

Should be used In all cases Of sickness. but e:pe-
elay In Diphtheria, Scaret-Feyer. SMALLPOX,
Measles, Typhoid Fever, Yellow. Fever, Cholera,
Spotted. Fever, &C. its win purify the Viiaed
air OF The sick-room and dcsroythe disease germ
In an infected atmosphere, thus furnishing dbSo-
iute security for the we'll and greater probability
OF recovery for the sick. us the dcied air Is
dcrcG more pure and fl, for breathing, and further
absorption Of the contagum prevented.
For the proper care OF the dead This SANAT1VE
SOLUTION has no equal, as II delays decomposi-
ton prevents odor avoids Giscoloration, and obvi
ales The necessity for Ice.
closets privies, urnais, sewers, cesspools,
drains and drain ppes cellars cutters. stables, &C..
ac.,nstant!y purified and deodorizcd without SUBJ
Siiang any other smell.
MASUFAcTURED BY THE
&EW YORK CHEMICAL DISlNFECTIoN
COMPANY.
POLK MILLER 6 CO.,
Sole Agents for Virginia,
-ay23-eod 900 Main street, Richmond
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On and after Tuesday next the steamer
Ariel viii stop. at Old Point on her trips up
aud down the river, This will give ,oppor-
tuaity 10 our people 10 go direct TO or from
that point. S,s S.. i,;. NJ
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ARREST OF MEssRs. KNOX AND WREN
THEY ARE TAKEN BEFORE JUSTICE
cRUTcHFTELD, AND ASK BAIL, AND ARE
REFUsED-THE CASE TO COME UP BEFORE
THE POLICE COURT THIS MORNING.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BOLD BURGLARY.-The residence OF T.
W. Pemberton, ESQ.,. 100 west Grace street
occupied by Mr.. b. NJ. Quarles during Mr..
Pembcrton's absence in Eusope), was en-.
tered by burglars Thursday night. The
window to the storeroom was first attempt.
eG-the shutter. cut through and sash hoist.
ed. Here they encountered iron bars and
were foilcd. Determined TO make success,
they proceeded to the rear and opened a
window 10 the parlor by forcing the fasten-
inss; then went through the parlor and
ball to the lower floor and attempted to open
the storeroom door with q chisel or small
iron bar, but they failed again. They visit
ed the sitting: and the dining-rooms. From
the table in the latter room they removed
the oil-cloth and carried it withthem Many
yaluables were WITHIN their reach-in fact,
in full view-but they seemed to be on the
lookout for storeroom supplies. AS nothing
could be had in that line they departed hur-
riedy with the next thing to II, u table
cloth, followed by faithful little watchdog.
1t was we'll for them that the family were
not aroused during their brief visit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

STRAWBERRIES FROZEN WITH CREAM.
PURE APPLE-JUIcE FROZEN WITH CREAM,
/. LEMON AND CHOCOLATE IcE-CREAN,
VANILLA ICE-CREAM, i,t5 EsSsHs .hassss3s-
ORANGE Ice, 81 tna
$3.50 per gallon, delivered.
d. COLUMBUS,
32l east Broad street.
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Muyor's Court.-At the Mayors Court
Yesterday Esau Porter. John Cousins, james
Skipworth, and Frank Mann (all colored),
for fighting and creating general disturb
ance Thursday night on Seventh street,
were before his Honor. Frank Mann was
discharged. The others were fined $3.50
nnnh
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an increase Of per cent. as compared with
the number in 1878.
Preparations ore being made for the ex-
animation at the public schools to take place
June Sd. .~,sst
The schools will close for vacation June
18th.
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The Musicale Last Night.-The must-
Gale at Beethoven Hall last night was well
attended. An admirable programme was
presented and executed.
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NJ. ELLYsoN u CO., adreruolnE agents, insert 40
yertlsements In all Of the newspapers OF the Unitas
Slaes st publishers rates Orders left at the DIE
patch countinS-reom will reveiye prsmp, a:ter
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atth,
DISPATCH PRINTING-lioUsE, Good work, Low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

1CE-CREAM -PzzINI will furnish you with some
Of his superior IcE-CR EAHs for Sundays dinner by
leaving our orders to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

Il DELL 1hLDA
THE RICHMOND TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
INCORPORATED MAY, 1879.
PRESIDENT, JOHN II. MONTAGUE;
GENERAL MANAGER, JAMES d. TRACY
SEcpErARY AND TREASURER ID. |. CAKSoN'
CoUSsEL T. 81. LOGAN.
DIRECTORS
John n. Montague, isaac ba'ehppi'' ot''
- D,y,s William II. Palmer,
Philip HaxaIl. Iho"a' o.u"o'
John K. Childrey. Johh i p'""SA'
DIR. j. s. d. Cullen, j. Hampden Ckamoeria'he'
James ID. Tracy.
CENTRAL OFFICE. 1919 MAIN Sl hEhA
lover Putney 4 Waits's shoe-siorel.
OVER $50 STATIONS,
comprising the banks depo,s steamship lines, cad
Ing business-houses, courts, and residences.
Private telephonic communication between STA
lions At all hours. day and hight.
Messengers furnished on call. e..s
We shall shortly add to our already extensive fa-
cii,ies teIephonfc com muufcation with Petersburg
SUBSCRIBE At ONCE ~.
TO THE F-g,s, IS.
RICHMOND TELEPHoNIC EXCHANGE.
}. Emr 24-1tl ;,5ls4.,s. Ell
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"TEEY CURR!" What cure AYERS CHERRY
PEcToRAL for cough, AYERS PILLS for purga.
tive purposes, and AYERS SARsAPARILLA for
complaints that require an Alternative medicine.
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INSTANTLY DEoDoRIZEs AND D1sINFECTS
MATERIAL OF ANY KIND, HOWEVER
FETlD, PUTRID, AND OFFENSIVE.
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2o0Sp!eces NEW MATING Just received from
auction at D. & E. MITTBLpoRFERs.
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BALJTY SLEEP, good digestion, rich blood, eIasti.
step, and cneerfulpess in HOP BITTERs.
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THr Arr AssocIAr Arros, This Is the last
day Of the Is III xhihttious 1tssis Wen
worth seeing. }s,fsss s1
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AN IMPORTANT ADVANCE IN TIE HASUFAC-
TURE Of Toilet Soaps was the introduction Of gy-
ceriHc The Transparent Soaps of j. & T. ATKIg-
SON really contain large percentage OF this vau-
able ingredient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

BETHESDA WATER is the marvel Of the age.
For any disease affecting the Kidneys or urinary
garsi Is without equal It's remedial lnue
For sale on draught or in quantity by GEoRG E
SCHGN. Send for circulars and pamphlets.
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OEETyE SOAP.

OLETNR SOAP.
CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP.
PRoCTER CANDLES
CINCINNATI OLEINE SOAP
is without doubt The
GREATEST LA8oRsAvlNG SOAP
EVER PRODUCED.
. II Is made o! tbc
BEST AND PUREST MATERIALS,
ASD IS
WARRANTED NOT TO INJURE THE FINEST
GARMENT.
TT WILL NOT WASTE Or BECOME SOFT
Ike the various yellow soaps when used In warm
wafer and
EACH BAR WEIGHS FULL ONE POUND,
so THAT
PURCHASERS GET ALI THEY PAY FOR.
Ihe Increasing popa'arit OF the
CINCINNATI OLEiSE SOAP
has caused many limitations under The name 0
0Ipi ne Soap and other bran ds or sfMLhR APPEAR-
AScE, sold less price, but very inferior In qih
- '''' GENUINE oLEINE SOAP.
'PROCTER & GAMRLE'S E'SClSClSSaiioLIi>c
SOAPnIs on each bar.
| For sale by eroceri eyery"b ,,,w
ID. 4. BuZBY & CO.. Wholesale hgen,s,
NO. Exchange Place, Baltimore, sid.
my 5-M.ThSS --------
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HORSES. MULES. tse.

HORSES. MULES. 6e.
TOR SALE, ONE OF THE BEST fc
HORSES In TIE CITY for q family[GA
carriage Is large, young, sound quick, aud resl
abls. Price 125 cash, or would lake negotiable
note interest added, payable within twefse months
ifon' oA'e' 1Apf'' GEORGE E. CRAWFORD. 81
NV oA7& -1s's III IOOb Bank street.
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AN oDORLESS CHEMICAL DlSINFECTANT
AND DEODoRIZER.
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GRAND AND ATTRACTIVE EX-
W CURSlON OF THE SEASON TO LYNCH.
BURG, ria RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD-Train leaves Richmond SATURDAY. May
oath, 1T O:45 F. N. Fare for the round trip, So;
children under twelve years half price Tickets good
for three days. thus giving opportunity 10 attend
the great Lynchburg Sprip: Fair, to visit the Natu-
raj bridge and other places Of interest. business
men, well rs peaSure-seckers. ,hOud avail them-
selves of this opportunity. Rates OF board obtained
for excursionsis: Lynch House. per day, Sl:25;
tickets for meals when bought, 33hc. each: Pled-
mont Hotel, per dag, Sl50: arlington aud Norve'l
Hoiel 1T reduced nrces. Special coaches for co0red
people. Special train returning leaves Lynchburg
SUNDAY NIGHT al 8 y. NJ. arriving In Rich.
mond early Monday morning. Baggage checked.
Tickets for sale by the committee-Jines ID.
Reth and w. a. SOono.Is, No. 81 Broad street;
also at A. W. CARRIER K co.'s, c. f. Johnston's. and
West Johnston & Co.'S. my II
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TEAS from Csc. per pound 10 the finest grades
w. D. BLAIR & co. s.
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DOES NOT INJURE ANY FABRIC.
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TLey are now making their purchases under
UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES,
and show some
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS,
which they place before their customers. You are
invited to call.
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MARIcABo COFFEE, equal to Java, for sale by w.
ID. BLAIR & co. at lSc. per pound. .
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BAsANAs-Go to PlzzrsI's and get some of them
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GRAND EXCURSION
~ TO 90

GRAND EXCURSION
N TO =. ..-. - ,
OLD POINT, NORFOLK, WASHINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE, -
TUESDAY. MAY 27TH, ..
by the splendid fast-sai!ing Steamer ARIEL con-
meeting with the Lady OF the Lake or George Leary
and Baltimore aud Potomac railroad.
Fare TO Norfolk aud returu...'.....''....S2 ~
Ee Eare 10 10 on 3 ahn t h'''''''' 39
Steamer will leave wharf At Richmond NJ $50
A. M. MAY 9TH. Secure yOnr tickets at LOUIS
EUKER's. Broad and seventh: KEDF0RD BRo-
THEIRS. Broad anu Third: II G. WYATT'5r Main
street. and 1T GARBnS's s26 Main street.
The opera Of rinaforc will be sung by full
company.
my l7.S,Tu.1hSS
NOTlCE-T EXLURSfONSsf-GUe,
~ AND PICNIC PARTIES tS16nxassuzsa
The barge NEW YORK. With raracity Tor 600
passengers. has just been htc up, aud can be cEar-
tered 10 any poiut on the river.
For terms. &c. apply on board or at Ph!ladelpl'a
Steamship Shed. my 10 I'm
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REAL CREAM at CoLuMBUs's.
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NOOK AND JOB. WORK NEATLY Ex,
ID ECUTKD AT THE DIHpATCd F6IaTIrss'
NOuESs
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MENERkT. WATERS.

SANATIVE SOLUTION.
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"THRY ARE FURTHER INSTRUCTED

that for so long a time as the defendant was
engaged as above described he is entitled to
pro rata allowance OF salary, and is also
entitled to such proper disbursements as he
made during the said period Of such SER
vice, all to be credited upon the amount
sued for" ,s i
The argument was opened by United
States Attorney Lewis, who was followed
by Major Robert Stiles and AttorneY-Gen.
eral Field. Without conclusion the case
went over until to-day.
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TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

THE BELL TELEPHONE.
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CITIZENS BANK OF RIcHMOgp,1
Nay 2Z, 1879. !
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CITIZENS
BANK OF RICHMOND win be held at the Office OF
the Bank on THURSDAY, June 8. 1879, ats o'clock
M. ss-s ys3-t4s. N, f,. n.
Shars holders who DO not intend 10 be present arc
requested to call at the bank before the Gay OF the
meeting and sign proxies so that q quorum m ~ be
secured. EDWIN b. SSEAD.
my 22-td aT 7 -3 Cashier.
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PURE CREAM at CoLUMBUs's.

Strawberries AND CREAM at p1zzrN1s.
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AT THIS TRIAL

the Court has been asked to allow for an ad-
diGonal period of time. 1t is claimed that
the Governor of the then government, after
its overthrow, was still bound, and was au-
thorized by public law, to continue to exer-
else such of his functions as were proper
for protecting society from violence and
preserving its peace and good order. AS
this is an action OF asSumpsit in which the
United States seeks only TO recover what Is
due e1 equo ct bono on principles OF equity
and fair-dealing for such services as we're
rendered after April 9th until his functions
in that character finally ceased,
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ARREST OF KNOX AND WREN.

ARREST OF KNOX AND WREN. -s-as
CAPTAIN George D. Wise, indignant not
only at What be considers a deception prac-
ticed upon him, bnt at the fragrant outrage
upon the laws of Virginia and Maryland,
Yesterday caused the following warrant to
be issued:
"Cay of RichmoHd-io-uI: To James P.
Jeter, special constable, or any other police
officer OF the said city, sreeting-Whereas
Channing p. Redford is charged before me,
John J. Crutchfield, justice Of said city, on
the complaint on oath of 4. Bodeker with a
felony BY him committed, In this, that he did,
on the = day OF May, 1879, at the said city,
feloniously forge, utter, and employ as true
certain paper: writing, commonly called
cheek; and whereas George D.. Wise
has this day made complaint and in
formation on oath before me that he has
cause to suspect, aud does suspect, that
John Wren snd William f.. Knox, OF said
city, since the said felony was committed,
have received harb0red, maintained, and
concealed the said Claiming p. BEDFORD,
they, the said John Wren and William T..
Knox, well knowing that the said Chanting
7. Redford had committed the said felony,
these are therefore TO command you in the
name OF the Commonwealth to forthwith
arrest the said John Wren and William F.
Knox, and bring them before me or some
other justice OF the said city to be dealt
with according to law.
.sJ. j. CRuTcRPIELD, j. P"
/, Officer j. P. Jeter proceeded at once to
execute It, and at 1:45 p. N. arrested Wren
and Knox,at their Office, on Eleventh street,
ard took them down to the First police
station. yS-g
BAH REFUSED.
4 .Jnofieo JoLn 7 CrItcbfscld Was irving the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

CHEWING ToBACCos AND CIGARS Of all grades
w. D. BLAIR & Co.
LEVY BROTHERS
have Just received
LARGE ADDITIONS
to
THEIR STOCK
In
EVERY DEPARTMENT,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-17

A case OF interest to newspaper
subscribers and readers has just been
decided here under the newspaper
law. Mr.. Wolf, the Dayton distrib-
utor Of the Gazette and of the Jour
nal, left a copy OF the newspaper at
the wrong door for several months.
The paper was accepted and read, and
when Mr.. w. called to collect the
money for it, the party who had Ia
ken and read the paper refused to
pay it on the ground that they had
not ordered it Mr.. Wolf, anxious
to avoid legal centest, offered to
compromise for half cost, but the par
ty asserted that he couldn't collect,
and refused to pay any thing. Suit
was then brought before Esq. White
hurst, aud Wolf recovered the whole
bill. That is the law, and parties who
want something for nothing will make
a note Of it. The defendant in the
above suit could have notified the car
rier, who first made the error, that he
did not want the paper, not having
subscribed for it. but he did not do
so, and thought to pinch the paper
for nothing. -[Dayton Cor. Cincinna
Ii Gazette.