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The New York herald., 1879-03-09
THE COURTS.

TRYING TO HAVE THINGS DONE ON THE SQUARE.
Messrs. Brewster Co.. the carriage makers. sued
Rufus Hatch for bill for carriages and repairs
which the latter declined to pay on the ground that
the charges exorbitant. While on the witness
stand, Hatch. turning to the jury sad II will give
q check for $3.50 now. il they will call it square" "
This remark. Judge McAdam, before whom the case
was tried. i'll charging the jury. declared to be
admission of Indebtedness by Hatch. To this
Mr. Hatch's counsel excepted. and requested
him to charge that it offer OF
compromise and not concession of debt.
Judge McAdam refused to SO charge and on
the jury finding for plaintiff Mr.. Hatch appealed to
the General Term Of the Marine Court. which
rfirined the correctness Of the ruling. Mr. Hatch
then appealed to the Common Pleas. General Term.
and they reversed the judgments and ordered new
trial. on the ground that Mr.. Hatchs remark to the
jury enormously construed into admission
against himself. Messrs. John E. Cronly. John H AZ
lock Drake and John Baester appeared for Brewster
Co., aud Messrs. Adolphus and Pope for Mr.. Hatch.
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PREPARING FOR DECORATION DAY.

Preparations are already being made by the sol
ders and veterans of tho late TO celebrate Deco
ration day in fitting manner. Tho remnant of the
gallant survivors of the "Old Tenth" or Bendii
Zouaves, regiment that has participated In near'J
nifty engagements, propose to hold u meeting ioi
organization at No. 364 Sixth avenue next 1hurstay
evening. Among the signers to the call are Co,onel
George L. Hopper. Colonel John W. Marshall; cap
George n. Taite Hermann Cantor and Charles W.
CoWtan.
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restraint of such schools Of hardness. vugarity and
crime. Because sentence against an evil work is
not executed speedily. therefore the heart OF the
children OF men is fully set il them to do evil"
The New York herald., 1879-03-09


Aldermen to grant this franchise Is involved in some
doubt. have selected counsel expert in municipal
law who are now carefully studying the subject and
IL they advise me of the validity OF such All Aluermanc
grant intend to make formal application without
delay"
"Hut don't you think that the Aldermen will now
proceed to make the grant anyhow
"Ihcy may do 50, OF course. but IL thcre is any
legal DOUBT about it's perfect validity the matter
might be taken into the courts. and the latter
seeing that the city had been deprived Of this
large amount of money by the hasty action OF the
Board. would PROBABLY not sustain 1t. and the road
would not be built until the power o the Aldermen
and the legality OF their grant had been
confirmed by the court OF last resort. 1t
must bc manifest 90 the Aldermen them
selves that IL their power to make tho grant
is not beyond all legal question tho matter would
probably be contested and taken INTO the cour,s,
where 1t might remain tor years. such result
would be very unfortunate and should. by al
means be avertcd The people want this
broadway railroad. Now that the al" rail-
ways are 80 nearly completed nothing il 80
urgently needed III the way OF travelling acco IN
dation In New York u first rate horse car limo
through Broadway. The stages u relic OF barbar
ism. They are the most cuinbrous and the slo
great city In the world. The property
owners with nh almost unanimous voice ask for
the road and declare that 1t is necessary
to save the broadway trade, which has already
been diverted to such great extent to
sixth avenue Thus the public necessity Tor such
q road seems to be conceded on all sides.
The only interest that could possibly be injured
would be that OF the owners OF the present stage
lines whose business, of course. would be entirely
ruined, ana To compensate them for their loss
should let them be Interested in the enterprise To the
extent OF the capital now invested In thor omnibus
lines say. then. every body wants the Broadway
railroad IL should be built at No loophole
should be lett open Tor any possible litigation which
might deter the execution OF this needed public work
or leave IL to the uncertainties OF the law"
LEGISLATIVE ACTION REQUISITE.
III The Aldermen do not possoss the clear ieasA
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TREMENDOUS RAILROAD SCHEaEs. Wash
inqton. May 22.-The bill introduced by
Senator Cockrill to-day, by request, to pro-
vide for The construction and completion OF
certain tran>continental lines OF railway,
proposes a Government guarantee CT inter-
est on tiftv-year per cent. bonds to the
Amount of $4,000 for each mile Of railroad:
to be constructed by the Red River and
Mississippi, the New Orleans, Baton Rouge
and Vicksburg. the TeXas-Pacific. and the
ST. Louis transcontinental railroad compa-
MES. The public lands heretofore granted
to these companies are, by tue terms OF this
bill, to be sold by the Government at dou-
bic minimum rates and the proceeds to be
applied to The payment OF interest on the
guaranteed bonds and the creation OF sink
ing: funds. 1t is also proposed to authorize
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Of
Arizona, to extend its line from Fort Yuma
TO Ell Paso, and to grant the Northern Pa
cite Railroad Company ten years additional
time for the construction OF its main line.
subject to all the terms and conditions of
It's original. charter. ~ - ,.E .-- b..
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DANVILLE.

ICorresy oudcuce OF the Richmond Dispatch.1
MAY 3d. 1870.
A large frame building on Craghead
street., belonging to Mir. John W. Gibson,
md used by Mr.. T. j. Lee as priZe-houSc,
w4s burned down Yesterday morning about
s.. O'Clock. The stock and fixtures were also
DESTROYED. Mr. Gibson was Insured on the
house and fixtures by the LIVERPOOL, Lon
don and Globe Insurance Company for
800. Mr.. Lee was insured on his stock
rs the Virginia Home Insurance Company
d Richmond for $4,000; the Richmond
Bauking and Insurance Company, $1,000;
he City Firc-lnsurarce Company OF Rich
>Ond, $1,000. =.
The citizens Of North Danville gave their
}aies Yesterday for town officers, and also
!gr county officers. There had been some
excitement caused By their assertion Of
.lcIr rich. and intention to vote in the cleo
ton for county officers. They claimed the
!..lt 10 vote on Two grounds: First. That
lie law, rs interpreted by Attorney-Gencral
Field in the case Of Frederick county, au-
t5oriZcu Them 10 vote. Second. That they
}ay certain taxes Gu 4 levy made by county
ttiters, and that these taxes on q certain
conlingency may be collected by The county
treasurer by legal process. Mr.. j. 4. Keen
"a, elected mayer; McSsrs. j. .Sct1ohctd,
" 4. Eaugh, Is. II. Jefferson, T. B. Filz-
gerald, I. j. Corbin, J. L.. Taylor, council
zen. In tho election for county officers,
}. u. Blair gets large malorify' over J. X.
Whitehead for the Office OF treasurer. u. i.
BISON gets almost the entire vote for the Of
ice az ColumonwealtI,s attorney.
must have been mistaken in saying That
Engineer Derrick held thc'rank OF brigadicr-
gr3era under the KhcdWe. I find in my
ynp.book : letter from General Stone,
t-icf Of staff, written from tho office OF
" HMi>tere De La Guerre, Etat Major-Gene-
raj, Cabinet pu Chief" aud dated at
" Cairo, lie ~ Mai, iST7," in which General
Some informs Lieutenant-Coione Derrick
:at the khudivc was pleased to confer upon
a.D the decoration OF The Order OF Mid
iaIich FOR distinguished conduct during the
AhySsinian compaign; in leaving the en-
"enchcd camp at Goura 10 seek out and re.
cover wounded officers and soldiers that hao
elen lett on the field OF battle. ALrHA.
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The centnl system, whereby general i'ro g.
.duce sold by measure shall hereafter oe
reekoned by the hundred pounds meets
the views of the Produce Exchang e IN Ihe
proportion OF two to one. Out-oiTt, ~
deaiers should note the direction 0! tne
.w;ad by the movement OF this straw He1o
! YcJ,i; Herald. - !. .1:.r s.,.. @s,.l =,
. The latest official returns We have TO hand
give T,145,37O horses to the United States,
30. 0ao. 600 to Russia, 100000 to Germany,
3.57S.5i3 to Austria, $685. 900 to France,
and 2,1l5, O6sto England.-Neao Yorf Jour ~ :
nal of Commerce.
The new liquor law for Illinois permits
an persons, male and female, to vote on Tue
question whether license shall be grantee 10
their town. There is aspeeiai and dlIereht 2
law Tor the larger cities. ttssI Il
The Lowell Fiye-Cent Savings Bank .l,as
a, Suspended, and all the other .LoWell Danks
win require sixty days notice Tor SUI Sums
over 500. 49,. 3. ], 10; !: q:
3 Horace WatersjS Sons; 81 I New YORK
hbaYe failed. Pian0-meiE B
ID a Il tie Demoe dates Rere elect.
idasin Alexandria Thursday. 80. ]
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:. COLOR BLINDNESS AMONG RAlLRoAD-MEH.
Chester, Pa; May 22.-At the annual meet
ing of the State Medical Society, which
oJcned here to-day, a report was received
from DR.. p. ID. Keyscr, surgeon OF the Wills
Hospital, Of Philadelphia, detailing the re-
suits Of IN examination as to color blindness
OF train-mer employed on railroads con-
yergtnr in Philadelphia. He found that OF
those examined three-and-a-half per cent.
mistook ca!orS one for the other, their de-
fects being Of such character as to make
them really incapable and unsafe TO fill the
positions they occupy: Then there were
eio ht-and-a.balI per cent. additional who,
although able to distinguish co!ors, were
unable to tell the shades OF coiors-thus
making twelve per cent. OF those examined
who are ust quick and sharpin noticing and
distinguishing coIors and shades. :..'f.
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A Republican View Of 1t.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-The best Repub-
lican lawyers consider the bill agreed upon
by the House COMMITTEE on Laws respect
ing the electoral count as very barefaced
measure to iega'iZe the stealing OF the next
presidency. The seventh section OF the bill
provides that in case OF a controversy in
any State the highest judicial tribunal Of
the State may decide the controversy, but
the decision may be reversed By both houses
OF Congress concurring. II there is no de.
cision by the tribunals Of the State, then the
vote shall be thrown out unless both houses
concur in the counting. This provides a
legal method whereby Democratic caucus
may decree the rejection of a vote OF any
State IN regard to which they have pre-
yiously trumpet up contest.
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Hanging In Louisiana.

= LAKE CHARLES, Ia. May % -Absalom
". Ford was banged here to-day for the
murder Of Dr.. Joseph Bazce in June, 1878.
He broke Jail here last winter, after SEN
ttnce, and was recently recaptured In
Henderson, Texas, after being desperately
wounded. Afterwards he broke his wound
ed leg in attempting to escape from Hen
.,,cr-on county jail, oopseq.'""tiy ho he'd to
be supported by the sheriff and deputies to
tl,e scatiold, where be was seated in CHAIR
Though suffering intense pain from the
effort TO use his wounded LEG, his features re,
we're calm and composed. During the
readjnr ii the death-warrant anu the
n rI OF the priests he occasionally putfed1
4 rjaar looked conposedy at the sky and
at the crowd OF over five hundred person:
present. He did not show The slIs .t;n, Is
80 ;iolent for tive minutes. and he hved
nearly twenty minutes, rs the physician:
saw bis neck was only disloeated. It wa wa.
broken by his struggles after the drop Icl'
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Ta,ra Day. nc Ps,:s,.eo
BALT1aoRE, siay 2SS.-The weaher to-day
vas good, line track fine, and Attendance

BALrraoRE, Stay 2S.-The weaher today
large. 80 ,s.r... -.
Inc trst race was. selling-race for all
ages, II miles, with nine starters-asuoDg
them DoswelPs snowden Down the fCu,e-
tstretch the run was fine, but Governor
hampton went to the front and finishei
winner Ky half a length, with Baton Rouge
3secord, Frank third, and Albert fourth
time. 1901.
The annual home-bfed stakes was the Sec
'ond event. It was for foals OF 1876, bred
and owned at the time OF running BY the
nominator. EGnice was an easy winner By
five lengths, with Rochester second, Clyde
Hampton third, and Sreenhrier last. Time,
l:454. .'1's' = ~
The third racc--fres handicap for all
ages. one-and-a- half miles, with three start
ers--was won by StaStle ty one and half
lengths ahead OF Viceroy, and was city feet
ahead or Bennett. Time, 2:42S.
The fourth race was twosfniIe heats for
all ages. The starters were kepney, Lillian,
Powhatan, Adair, and Dick Sasser. Ken
neY won In two straight heats. Fine, S:424,
3:435.
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snoo,snc ARRAY In Kingston. Ga.

ATLANTA, May ga spec!a! 10 tHo &c
stit,tfion saws: /" At Kingston this morn
in THOMPSON and Joseph Morris. brothers,
gio,oted a town ordinance by firing pistols
IN the streets. Mr.. Burroughs, tue town
,n,rsh.l collected one dollar fue from eacn.
m l,st nsou Morris followed him to the de-
not and slapped his face. Burroussis drew re-
= sick. Joseph Morris snapped plssos ~
Burroughs, who commenced fr1ns on Dis
assallants, and, retreatins across tns "a: rait
road track, the Morrlses aaYahs 5. NV
cmptying their pistols, and thea N4roVlns
rocks. until bo.hfeil from,WGurds. inomp
SOM orris died ipt thirty minutes Qosept
| Is MORALLY wounded,7
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DECLINE IN LABOR WAGES.
Forty-sixtli (On@rcss--First Session.
SENATE.

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, May %, 1879.
!; The Senate took up tie bill concerning
contagious diseases.
Af,er remarks from several! senator's 1t
was reported back TO the Senate ana the
made in Committee OF the
Whole. agreed to-. II was then read third
time and passed.
The Senate then took mp the bill relative
to the trans ortaIion OF animals, but, With
ont action, went into executive session, ard
afterwards aGj burned until Monday.
= HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
! The silver bill was resumed, and up 10 a
late hour is still under consideration. AMI
mated fIibustcring practices are beng put
in oneration by the Republicans.
- The House has been fIibnstcrin" nearly
dill the afternoon and evening. The n'ntil
and last section OF The silver bill is under
discussion. Opposition to the previous
question was made on the Republican SIDE
on the ground that that would preclude inc
offering Of amendments Tomorrow. lug
Democrats, however, insisted that tue bli
should be: advanced to Joint where Vot'
could be taken tomorrow on its passage
Calls of the House followed. After scVe
ral roll-cals on dilatory motions the Ser
geant-at.Arms appeared at the bar OF tn
House with twenty-oae members II Gus
tody. The usual noisy and amusing seem
took place when delinquent members wer
called upon TO offer excuses for abscace, lib
faVorite excuse seeming to be "pangs o
hun&er."
Midnight. The House is vigorously pur
suing ilibuster tactics, with no Indication
OF early aoiournm emit. s. 49,. "
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Ey TsseGraphs
NIU YORK.

1,N IONhs
NEW Yogg, May. 23-Cotton qni.t: sales. l01
bales: m.dng uplanhs. 1870: midd ing Orleans.
lSac Flour very cu'I; southern in buyers favor
s en- nor GOOD 'f to cGoi1e. ssG5s675 Wheat
winter scarce and firm: otherwise, the market dull
ons ~ ros Rafraaea corn Sne k e. lower
and weak urgraded 4JSg46hc. Oats ". higher Win
fair trace for No 81 Cohss hr, mo ana
rate business: cut - ttc.; c'nsriiugal.
= ICE. fair TO good retla Ing quoted At G'.96s
N ncraIc Inquiry. !ttc IN far request and strong;
Carolina ra!r 10 prime; Gs91.;; choics, TSG fac;i
at s2g92sS Pork n buyers favor and dun "id
August, 5000. Cut-nieats In light demand with
steady r,lccs: mdies tlni and heavy long rIesr,
Short $3.50 sno t@F9 as sPs dull s' a
tl.04E. FrelghIs steady. .,.E ...
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, May 29.-t'lour steady and q M.
wheat easier; rcG,:I t9rn N iaf &c. GeT
higher at 35@3Se. Pork quiet ut $40; Lard In
good Gemann a. fsIi p nd s stes .oirs aues
$50: short ria sold at ~, sZi cash ~ 80 sener
june, $40 buser June; siioe' oaar ned 81 "a ~ .
Bacon firm and IN fair demand ; shoulders / 90.
cl,ar sides 5Nc Whiskcy 5rm .,r s OIL sdsar
frm and unchanged. Hogs dali aud !orer; eonc-
i mon "a gssSo: butchers; 49, 5oqss3 ca. re-
ecipts, 1,944 head; 5hipDeEts. $50 hEad.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, My 23-Elonsq,Iset and hs:! a a, 2,
Iowsrd.:sst aud %sigrn i iaRmtlv ssaS5So
:5 -! f E'o bsnds ss&td.s5 rais,Se family
western ien and s.cacT: Noaihsln f'a. sa.ns
@li5; amber = T.. lh5:1laa western Sg; a eGna
ysl "' w., and MAY *iI44; yrs.e. sil3nS9
$Iis,: July, all2N5ssl.l2H August; gi.3 G;sSs
southern corn In ZOO daa M rer Tor .pot
.Unthcrn White 50r. Ycnw. $3.50. oats nlm a az
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FINANCIAL.
Rl1HIoNp STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIpAY Nav 33. 1876.

4 100
| FRIDAY. May %. 1885,.
| g1rEs.-l9 sffSres OF ft1csncnd and Tsn,IIss
I Railroad stock q. IL. 4: III x 10. q, e
I G9rezsnent seesrtsfss.. United States sA,sg.
l.ltsl bid, Io3,s asked ,ss 8 -
Es.sed: Virginia ceDsois new, ~ bid, a,s zsked
4; Virginia fuudsbc, 20. bid: VIRGINIA deferred.
asIs5 s. a
iyorih Carolina bonds 23S bid. 81 asked. $3.50
,e s 3D. Rchmsad sg en- f'ss IND IS los ssa s
b psls' cry S. ~ and h asses Lysei-
49, 81 :sud ". 80 asked. ~ 80 81 j1E
RatirsS End Ohio Rsl ss
road rst nortase s.3. J. and r. 700 bid: virgfngs
ih H,,Is 9rs sss.;s and
J. and j., IS blu; Virginia Central Railrond nor-,
mortgage a.; j. AID J. io5 bid, los asked;
g.. j. sud j., 1907 bid: vIr:lnia and Teliaessee
Railroad third mortgage s's, s. ana j.. 10Sf bfd::'
j.. IOI lid: SoutAssIe Railroad GYsi mortgage pre-
fcrrcd SIS, J. au6 j., 16e bid; sotsn.ide Rat-
81 bid: soEthscc Railrpat third roerisase p.cfer-
rel g., j: and j., Ik 1ta Norfolk and; pe,ersSurg
EasS nn Fs;rs oss n ags
and j.. LOG bid: Norfolk and Petsrs6nrx Railroad
eeH rs SIS am. 3 i9 md re' fos
bid, 10 askc,t Petersburg RaiIroad sseosai mort
gage s.. j. aud j.. 50, bid: 20 asaea; A.lanticr
R!chr,osd and Petersburg Rairoad frst mortgage
ga A. and o.. l04 otds -Rleninosd, FreSereks-
burg and Potornac Railroad. mortgage IS, j. and
j., 109f bid, 1L2Y askcs: Rfeheandy ,Eredci icksS
brrc s,,5 Po,oipac Railroad wor'eage "a. ): and
j., les bst Richmond aad Ian.te EaI'ro.d: con-
soisiatcd o.. N. aud Ne. sS bill s6as cd; Pied
mont Ra'Fn.i trss mortSaze s,s: a. ana o. 10z
bid: Atlantis and Charlotte Gir-Ltse Rs.ipoad first
,nor.sag. sFs j. and j.. Az bid: Richnosd- Toric
River aud Cna arease Railroad first mortgage S'ss
JyandJ.. 3esss bid.
Rattroad Ssa1 Ks. -Chcsapca!aa sd ohse Railway.
100 par 6, BID, o aIked; Richsosd. and Pesers-'
burg R,aIrcad, 10 par. AZ bid. 50 asacI: Rchm0nd
Frederic ksbur ind Potomac Railroad common. 100
par, 40 bid. so ~ ked: Richmond Fredericksburg
AND Potunao Raarrad 9 per cent. guaranteed. 100
,,ar 7 7Oia; Rfcfrnold, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Rairoai per csn euasa nt.ed, no par. s7tf DID,
95asked Connection Railroad stock. 40 par, 69lx,
bid, 10 ASKED !: Rieinlop3 and Ianvilie Railrold.
Ice mar, bid 81 asked EetlDou s Railroad, 100
pa;;lS bid Scaboard and Roanoke Rairaad com.
inos, 100 pyr 80 bid: Seabasrt and Roanoke HALL;
roats guaranrces'. 100 par. 90 BID. ..-;.
Bapk Sfoc.Ss.-kirst National, 1JS Dar. II 3 bid
Natiural Bank NJ Virginia, 90 par ,o9 aed; Ct-'
zcns Bank, rs par, 22a asked
Insurance (Dn -Virginia' Tlre and Sfa-
rinc % par. 3S td. 3e,s asked; Virginia Stntc. 25
par. 75rbld Esrn MIA home. On par % bid log
asked; Merchants and NeehsB,cs- 100 par, 60
asked Granite, FOO par. IS asked
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BAlTiNDR T.. .
COMM ERCIAL.
CCRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,

CCRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Nay %, 1879
OFFERINGS .REPURTHD 20 SECRETARY.
WuFAT-IVhite. 2Tu Sr~hels. Red. sos tush-
els: CO which 81 w:rp re-pxhibttsd
CoGN..- lghits. 900 Duslses: az which ego wer /,
rec xltshttd. Mircd. Is bushels. -.. :,
NEAL.-I9S bushels.
niILIET-22 busheI-
MIXED PEAS.-20 Jnstels-
sht. ~ REPORTED TO SECRETARY. ...
WrHrT.-T White, 25e nusisc.s prime rrlvatet
terms. Rstst 1873 bushels prinsc Eaur.ster al Sl2u
26 bushels common PH:tz 1t sl.10: % bushels
common Lane tSter at Sla12; la6 bushels prime
Fuilz at fl.lS: ST bushrF ury good Lancaster at
81 ~; 46 bushels mixed 10 FL 10. 80 bushels GOOD
FulIz al Sl.l5: 54 bushels common Lancaster Ut
Sl.l2-;otai, 500 bushels ~
CoRN.-Whitc, go bushels very good ut 32c. ~
bushels common Ut 50cg:. 30 bushels very good mt
52c: 100 bf,shel good ut Re; "a bushels good ut
$50: So bushels good Al SIC: IS 6n-hrls prine
on ,riyale terms-:o.al, ~ q bushels. ILre1. 81
bushels very good at 1c AZ bushels good III ooc-
total, "a bushels.
NEAL.-40 bushels at DOC. AZ oie,heS ~ ooc.-
total, go bushels.
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SEFis'l
OFFICIAL.
TO PERSONS
INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES ...
DURING TIE SUMNER.
OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DFPARr'

OFFICE RICHMOND FIRE DTPAR E"E%r';
TO PERSONS INTENDING THE ERECTION
OF FRAMED HOUSES DURING PIE SIM
MER:
The CITY Council has passed and he Mayor ha'
approved the following Joint n solutions:
Res0kped t,hc Dosrd OF Alderman e9ns;lTri,9f{,
ataAI h., J. bS 'H
first Sionday I'm July next II will ADJOURN 10 H:eet
on the first Monday In october: .S,a that wscl ,ne
Board Of Aldermen Gjourns on lbe second MONDAY
I'm Jniy next, IL win ad ourn 10 meet ga the secoid
MouGay in October next.
~ Resolved tihc Eoard of Alaty,ncrA concurrinSj,
Tbat The Iomu,ttee on Frc> peps rtment De re-
qIes ted to advertise In the Richmond DisDatch on
tuesday ana SATURDAY OF eaca,sskk ontih tic iur-
dan, before the lrst Monday Iu JulS next i0rma
notice TO ALI persons tntending che erection OF
wooden buildings 10 present their petitions IhcrcfCs
OH or before he first Mou,syu J:lS next THAI TIE
same may be duiy co1sidc1td and acted on prior ~
the summer IS OF the CITY Council.
In pursuance CT the abQsf, E&ffCE Is HEREBY
GIVEN, THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
ERECT FRAMED HCESES IN this city during
the sum,Der. recess OF tae Cor-:cil Will make appi-
cation therefor III writing BEFORE THE TINE
SPECIFIED 10 the Committee on the Fire 2epaEt-
Iae, in order tina, tsey mas be duly considered ana
repa red to rhe Ci;1 Coulsl FOR It's actior by tho
FIRST: MONDAY IN JCLY.
~ ''-@. CHARLES +. TAYLOR, s.
Chairmam Committee on Fire Deearsntas
my 17-SS TulLy5
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Epte-CUTICURA- is admirably assisted in cases
Of extreme physical weakness. or when TIE virus o1
Scroiula Is known to luck IL the So semby the ~.
ternal use OF the CUTlCLRA kESoLFENr, Wlthoat
doubt the lnos6 powerful Dood- purifier andn'er-
sltnulant in The world. ~ -, .1.{
CUTIcURA SOAP is an elegant toi!e. and medicinal
sisiaaI TO CCTiCuRA iii the treatment or ar fxer
ha! ailments. For ,chapped hands, rough skin ana
tan. suDburn, and tile lesser skin-roubes u Is IN
dispensable: us soap for the ioi!et tle hnrsery,
and bath, IL IS The most elegant, refreshing and
ing before the public. - ~ ~, 80 - :.
heretofore in use fail because they possess new and
ortginsf properties never before successfully COM
.bilied In medicine. i.. 49, - - -. =.
The UTrcUEA REMErIES are prepared by
NTEUS e! POTTER, Chemists and Druggists Eos
ton and sod By ali druggists. Price Of CuTICURA
Small boxes. so cents; large boxes CONTAINING Two
and one half times the quantity of snla), II. RE-
soTyEST 81 per bottle. CuT1cURA SOAP, 20 cents
per cake; by Ini so cents ;Ihree cakes, 70 cents.
my 2G-Tu, THIS rreaS. ,i;"sya - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-24

-. On Monday two gangs of workmen on
eDelphos.and Kokomo railroad, in Ohio,
were racing with two band.cars. The one
ahead ran of the track, and the second ran
over and killed James Clark. On the 10th
Instant son OF Joseph Dckerhotf, OF
Franklin township. Ohio, fell from a wagon
and was run over and killed. James Mon
roe, q colored man, in Rome township,
Ohio, eudcavored to get skill to ferry II
young lady over. the Kicking river by SWIM
ming for it, and was drowned.
The Broadway Savings Bank of St.
Louis is closed. =