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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-10

BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated. ...
Every box has red wax seal on the Id, with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of G. McLANE and FLEMING BROS. on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros.' OF
Pittsburgh Pa, the market being full of limitations
Of the name McLANR, spelled differently but same
accommodation. nay 12-deow1y
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DEpAKrUHE OF STEAMERS.

DEPAkFUkE OF STEANEFss.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old FfA
E Dominion Steamship Gompanys.S<skkSkEk
steamship WYhSOKE. Captain COUCH. Will sail
FRIDAY, September 18th, at O'Clock I. u.
- Freight received until 12 O'Clock NJ.
Through bills of lading signed and goods FOR
wurded with dispatch all points north, SOUTH east
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accom- III odatlons unsurpassed
Cabin fare to New York $12; 1ound-trp tickets,
S24. Steerage, SIS and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
G.. W. ALLEN Il CO.. Agents.
solO.3t Comuany's Wharf, Rockets.
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: MALARIAL POISON.

EXTRACT FROM A LETTER OF DR.. J. T. At
TERBURY, OF ESTELL, MISS, DATED JULY
9,1S79:
II have found the Buffalo Litha Waters invalua,
BILE in all diseases having their origin In malariat
poison. Indeed, they seem almost spscinc IN us
siding in the most maarous districts might hnd 10
a great extent immunity from malar1ous levers ana
their attendant evils sy The free use OF these
during the seasons ef the year Speclaliy caisuaoo
10 give rise to them"
TESTIMONY OF DIR. E. B. SPENCER, OF HALL
FAX COUNTY, VA.
scoTTsBuHG, HALIFAX CogETYa xA,}
Colonel T. F. Goode:
Dear sir,-On two occasions this year have had
an attack of chills and fevers, which, In both in
stances, arrested By the use of the Buffalo Lith1a
Waters. without the use of any medicine whateTsr.
Very respectfully, f. b. SPENCER M. ID.
EXTRACT FROM LETTER OF THE LATE
DIR. THOMAS P. ATKINSON,
OF DANyILLE, VA, Ex-PREsrDENT STATE NED
ICAL SOCIETY, OF AUGUST 10, 1874.
"The Lithia Waters have Internationally dis
PLAYED IN inc he WSc6 Oh ss
be grouped together under the head Of Malarial
Cachexia, covering hepatic engorgements, eniarge-
tended tnat these waters possess any anti periodic
properties, such quinine: at the same Time now,
rs FrVers in ehronc FORM they have in
numerous instances given relief in cases which had
obstinatey resisted all the antl.perodic drugs OF
fully warranted in saying that, with rare exeeD-
lions wherever disease is found originating under
malaral influence, a potent remedy may oe 1ouna
~ 49, THOMAS +. GeoDE, Proprietor.
O.. Buffalo Lilhia Springs. Va.
This water Is for sale il Richmond at $3.50 per
'N PUKcEIL, LAID & GO; Druggists .s.
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EAST BOUND.


Mail train arrives at Richmond daily GN-
cept Sunday ..c'" ''''
Express train arrives at Richmond daily :,
smd on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saiur-
day connects at Richmond WIN ' r.
gina Steamboat Company'S steamer
Ariel, which leaves Richmond inr oii
Point, Norfolk, &c, at I:l5 \. NJ.
Accommodation train arrives N KEN 20
mond daily except sunday no;, a, "a :. ~,
taking passengers from virginia MlhIaHn .,H
from Washington, ANA arrives ut Hichh"h'' IL 49,
T. NJ daily except sunday. 49,.
A connects with Virginia Midland railroad. k'T-
ing nc 100 4. VI. for Lynchbnrg and Ati'h,..'
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad statipns."n W..
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving !! 3:io L Nh
B CONNECTS with Virginia Midland railr"a! ~, ~.
ing at $3.50 4. VI. for Washington. AMI VIZ,
fiTIia Midland railroad, Ing At Lob \. y,
Lynchburg and Atlantic, Mississippi aH' INV
% D connects with Valley railroad leaving al l.
NJ for BarrlSonbUrg. . ,..,.,,,,l.,j
e sonnGs;,s win XsalIsy railroad leaving ~ ''''
+ Connects with stage line for LHs'm-on. - y,
G connects with {. L. ,. ana /. T. st'hH'S's '"' "
points on the Ohio river and Cincinnati. -.
II connects with Scioto 'aIley raiIroHi ''' ''
Northwest. , ., .h., w.
sort Gpw,st and m' Southwts; vest. W " :. DIN.
AVA ~ 10y Engineer and >upertEtr'''','.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, General Pa'S'"t tv =.
Ticket Agent. -
RICHMOND, EHEp'a S f.oToMAc X; X, 90"
OrrIcE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, April -, ~
COMMENCING SUNDAY. MAl - 'e'"
u trains on this road Will run rs !o.!o"''
NORTH BOUND. ,.,,v
W. ono 4 NJ. leaves Byrd-st.ee, station ta-1
NJ low f>' " ieyreut sundays: due =, W ~
| 49, i:iV i. 81: B<it!M".e;
| a.. IN =, NJ: philadelphia, o.y
| ~ 'Sa~ York, l0:03 I. NJ
..oopu 49,, Byrd-Surei station , 6Aif
NO 3-oSu I. h.' 10. =. Wa,huy.ou. $50 /; -.
| ... W. 1883 T. NJ; rh...'
>. &c.,. 81, t seipha, 3;sb AL; New f'F]
~ ,.oopu s attSc61SMMoDArloS rEalti
~ t H,rss 5s st,t,os daily except SSh'
| 81. daysl.
| SOUTH BOUND. s,.,,oo
mo. S-io1o l. A'' Ss,,y xxccpt Sunia!,,. ipiis.
.3a Wv York e:l5 4. NJ I'D.
S,.inhiA. HAS ". i'ttyn'
NOR, $50 p. NJ; " a'ADS
! so 49, =; Al a; Byrd-stree! 'i ,G1Ss
No. l1;so ~ W. ds,iv. Leaves New l'FS,, ~ 4
p H.: Phrsaelph!a. - VI
ii: baltimore, 400 -
| ... Washinyton. $50 !: d. p,IS
, SScosfMUDATioS TE;.,,ior
No. 8 StaQ a. aA-s AZ Al Bro.a-Sxee! s"a-
asily Except SundasySS'ii
a... Genera Ttcke! As 81
l.. ,.-.i Snnr riatandent AZ
q l--------------------- EY
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A connects for Milton. y. e.
r connects for Asheyc and al p0gta IN Western
| North Carolina daily. except >nn'lAy.
Cconnects for Macon and all poia.s In southwest
Georgia.
connects for Jacksonville am! all points In Flo
rida.
connects for Macon and all p"Int- IN Se1.frea
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis. aud
all Texas points.
connects for Selma, Meridian, Jacksou aud
Vicksburg.
G. connects for Galveston and all Texas points.
Trains from the nbOvc-uam"l point. arrtrs IN
Richmond at 4:43 p. NJ and $40 \. VI.
The train arriving 1T Richmond ~ $50 y 81.
makes close connection With the virginia H"amt'at
COmpany's steamer Ariel for Old Point AMI \ ri"!.,
leaving Richmond at 7:l5 a. VI. 1rrsdays, IA0rs-
days, and SATURDAYS.
Trains between Greensboro ana sen run daily
except sunday.
Trains on North Carolina Gvi'lon MAXI conn'r.
ton at Colds bOro' with the W.& ". L. l.. ~ and
from Weldon and Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing-rnon ana Sie"png ar.
run through or Train No. IS from New l"ih 4"d
Richmond TO Atlanta, and from Grc"nrhnr" - M.
gusta and on Train No. AZ from NJ" York ami Htca-
mond TO Greensboro.
Tickets sold 10 all points soulh. s"HthcEt, ahd
southwest. ami baggage cheCNei through.
No Iay-oyer checks given on local tirkrts
JOHN K. MAJ MURDO.
General Passenger hg"Ht-
II NJ II. TILCOTT. General superintendent.
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nobK AND JOB WORK n. Nsa SarSrrsa
Il ncurKO AZ TIE DlsfA@.s's
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WANTS.

WANTED, SITUATION AS TEACH.
w ERA young lady, who Is competent TO
teach French, Latin and the usual Eagish Sran en-
teach for her board and SO month. Address
~ w. ~. sTEAGHER,p-
Hixburg, Appomattox county, va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

str scholtcn Dutch via. Rotterdam April D. 70
SIR Nan der Barre Bremen April g. southampton T.
Gark John Read tr, BarnC - Nazarc Mar = in ballast
BARK MaVlacna Nor Olsen. Antwerp Feb ~ To fuhcn
Schr Helen q King. Alyward, Calais with lumber to
seRr Motf Haven collins calais. with lumber TO order
Schr Maria Knowt0n. Calais with lumber 20 olue,,
schr Caroline Knight Dyer Rock'ahd WIN n''' !" -
schT Mync. OTIS Rockport Me- with granite to orier.
wTND--unset-Ats Sandy Ioot fresh. Y: with ram, ana
thick CITY Island Me- with rain ana iOg
CLEARED
Strs CITY OF Berlin (3r. Kennedy Lverpoo via Queens
town. John Dae Arragon tBr, SymOns Bsto w y ,l..
snow & Burgess Western Texas Hines Jacksonville II
Mallory Il Go; Fanny Cadwa.lader CLARK Balumoi''' >
ships quebec GD Dexter Bremen snow Burgess u
ampa Emilia Uab. Cocnrallo Marseles,Jas uenfyi , co
Eliza Barss orr. Hollis Hamilton, T. Tucker NincGnzo
Jacobsen Stcn via copenhagen Benham Boyescn. Iote
Moore, Hudson. Anler for orders, vernon bioWn w
Marie NOD ZacharIasen, Hamburg, Fdnch Edye " 20
Brig Tubal cam. stone. Naanzss Jas Henry 49,. 80
Schrs u A FORSYTH HObbc, stamford stamford Mig %
an Hanson. II John y 49, r HeGcy II Is Gnfin. Me
kinney, Jacme, b Weinberg Co.
FOREIGN PoRT7.
LIVERPOOL April l4-Arr sirs Ncllio Martin obj. from
Baltimore: DeyOnshrc. from PniiaiolDhia. -.
QUEENSTOWN. Apr ls.salled, str CITY ~ Richmond ODD
GLASGOW April Is-Arr the 18th inst. Manitoban, from
FALMOUTH April is-Arr str ouanto from New YORK for
London. put ia short 81 coal
MArsElLLfs April ls.-Ar su Guadcloupe from New
orleans. $500 a., F.,
Wogast h0mstrnud. 10Th mat Mary Goodc nom Tor
York; Amphitrit 18th inst lIdnr southern b'I''
SIN inst Aurora; 10Th inst Washington Henrik IhSu
Guseppua r. Duuncidao 10Th inst, Andraas Rus linr'
crick Tcre-na 1raGk Rhca Fanny Cam. Moryg, Lottc
18th INST Mafino. omar', the latter AT Sn'eh''o"b
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PROMINENT ARRIvAL7.

Fifth Arenuc Hofel-Gcnera Bcnlamln + bI ndun
svlyania and william +. Chondler ~ Ne"lia
U,ndor JT9fsf-ConRrcssman Joseph Mason on hhh'"n,
y V. S. James Hosi-Scnat"r W W. h"' k,ss =
49, %, hibanv tIbsmnTIe Hoiri-Jamcs r. Osgogd, OF
nosfon RrerOOrt HOUss-Protessor q. W huIutn ~
t,torii, oii, Ns YORK IiOii-Gcneral j. & DAVIS, ~
and William NJ Wadley President on the ,e',is' ~ "
ro.d of Ccor1a. Nicholas H0'cl-1hc rev W =. n
iVani,ccr Of Cincinnati 5ssU Iouss-Assomblymrn H.
Iurd Of HnGaIo and r. Van Nalkenburgh, OF Lockpor
\. y and J. IL. McNicKcr, OF chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

DLOODGOOD NURSERY Established 1871.
ID HARDY TREES AND SIIEJES. ...
FRUIT AND OHNA MENTAL.
Catalogues free. KING a MURRAY, Flushing. y. Y.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence. Weakness
- the Of Generation. SC, speedily anu ril'hy
cured by WINCHLSTEHS SPECIFIC PILL Two to SIX
usually sufficient Price, ~ box SIX boxes -
send for circular Prepared by WINCH ESTER X Co,
Chemists 80 Johu-st., Acw-iOfk.
CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases ef the
- Gensrativs Organs radically and specify cuel Honrs8
to ana To T. IfEN RY DANIELS. ". Dlil LstussahY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
4 JUDGMENT F0R OvER A MILLION

BoSToN, April 1S.-The Supreme Court to-
day rendered Judgment against the Boston, Hartford
and Erie Railroad for 81 3j25l5 In favor Of n g. Nun
son VINO brought suit 10 II 800 900 duo him
constructing the road ana Tor alleged breach OF
tract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
MAXINE IhTkLLIG kNCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TO-DAY.
rsss.... BIB sun sets ... CAB Clock slow ON 5js
Noon 4O. Moon sjuhs 1898 NOsns age DAYS -
HlGh NAIEE IU.UAr-A
Sandy Hook. sos GOV. Island. 600 Iiel Gate. $50
hiGH WAITE rODAI--P NJ
sandy Hook. G.23 Csy. Island. 7lo Hell cate. . 0O7
SUNDAY.
sun rises. bl3 sun sets b.iA clock slow In O9-
Moon s2i Moon sOuths ia Moons age days 70
mon WAIER sUSDAY-AA
Sandy HOOK. 64 GOV. Island 727 Hell Gate ... O. 10
mon WATER =, kDAY-P.M
Sandy Hook. GjO Gov. Island 752 Hon Gate 900. 94l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
DIR. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasclc elegantly coated for the care Of an liz.
orders OF stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache" constipation. indigestion. dyspepsia,
biousness, bilious fever Inflammation u the bowels pics.
and arrangements Of the internal y-cora NairdnedD
effect a positive cure Price % cents per box
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
A DINNER TO MINISTER WHITE.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 1S.-Leadmg cit-
zens Syracuse have rendered Minister White pub
lie dnncr previous 10 his departure for BerD IIc
tiguined his acceptance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
NEW-YoRK SiVIyGS BINES.
CONnIrION OF FINE RANkS.

CONDITION OF FIN l. BANko.
STATISTICS or THE BUSINESS TRANSACTED DURING
THE PAST YEAR.
ALBAEY, April 1S.-Thc following reports
have been furnished TO the superintendent OF the Bank
ing Department:
EOWERY SAVINGS BANK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Spurts OF putrd mucous from the nose and upon the
onss; pains the By tho sides OF the nose
cracking sensations in tho hea&c arc signs Of Caarrah
The yIscd secretion OF Catarrhal Colds swallowed while
.sep poison. the lungs every function Of the
II renders natural breathing impossible The breath becomes
stencil Taste smell aud hearing are impaired
bronchitis Poypuses Deafness. Scroula and Consump
ton arc legaces Indeed Caarrh has been
nounced be ncurnbc But the recent discovery by DR.
Wei DE Meyer has resulted in absolute for this
prevalent and terrible disease. HIS pamphet containing
facts and proofs the accomplished by his remedy
sent free TO anybody Tho testimonials unGuesOnaby
the most remar bile upon medical record They
from remote places. but from h4 immediate neghborhood.
where the writer's may be conferred with. For instances
package cured H. O. BLACKBURN at Lord & Taylor's,
package cured u. o. MctELvEY, Revenue OGlcer 1877
Motst, y. Y, Of 4 years. Gatarrb.
/ package cured GO6iD L. BEUsH, 443 Broadway, y.
paeSase cured T. II. BROWN, 800 Canast, y. y
SSs1Hages c"red Mrs EMMA c HowEs, 80 W. Wash.
ingon square, y. Y, Of 30 yenrs' Cntnrrb .,,
package cured Dr. r. g. DU kkIN, dentist, 3Gl 6taye,
package cured mcmbrr OF family Of :. BENEDICT. jr,
Jeveller 697 Broadway. y y; OF Hay Fever ,-,...
+. T. Of Ministers, sore Thront ami Catarrh.
packaSo cntcd H. A. NEWMAN merchant 3O5 Fulton.
package cured Srs JOHN DoUGHrY FIshEI Landing,
pacEaces cured member Of family OF J. D. MCDONALD,
40 Broadway, y. s., OF 40 years. Cntnrrh
Sc, sc, &c, sc, &c
Send for a pamphlet Wei DE Meyers Cntarrh Cure Is
delivered at 81 90 the package One Package usually
'u'''' Dbl DEWEY & co. Agents IS Dcy.st. y. Y.
For sale at DITMAN'S Astor House IlUDN UI7 Herald
g. 3UNG R RGEGy s6 S2a waio and MlHR as%
haIst; ROGEilS' SONS 2Sl Bocckcrst ami 49, spring
and 4tbaye., BELEY. Gthavc aud J2dsLi CEIIIENION,
GtUaye; and Druggists generally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19


T.. Howard & co.'s WATCHES
Arc guaranteed by tho In every respect no a''r
from purchased. There i Therefore no risk h bui ing
q Howard Watch nom any matchmaker Asa Ton them
PoRTER's CoUGH BALsAN Is one OF the old
s aud remedies In - cents.
During Lent MGR BDncIcSs Goldfish has
been 800 great demand All hr-t.clas' groccrs kocpit
DoN'r COUGH YoUR LUNGS AWAY.
save them build your system by using FniLL PAl-
ATAHF con LIVER on, IN combination with PHtafHp El
INK Alldru.glsts. Depot, Ilau st.
BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY of Ncw-Yorl,
5Is Broadway. Apply az headquarters fnr private lines or
district service superior telephone aud largest list Ot SUD
scubcrs
All inlringrmcnts upon the patents ana SyS-
appvlGg the electric protection uf the l"lW-7 bur
Alarm telegraph CO. win De dealt with TO the iul extent
OF tho .dW Tor such cases provided
LANE BACK KIDNEY Disease
Rensous Capcnr Porous Pllstors will rcry" and euro a
great Enforcement on the ordinary porous paSte PpFs
received highest and OlY Awards ~ both the Phiadtlph
aud Paris Expo,itons Ask physicians M your own locit
aboutlt n possesses wonderful merit sold by an Te5po@
Die druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK ..........Apru Is
California tBr, Donaldson London Apn o. TO Hender.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNuTS' NJ
2Is BROADWAY.
Gam. 400 Noon. $50. D. m i0Y Midnight S'''
Highest during the day iOs. loves -
Average 3gi4o. same day. 1873. 53tN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
Announcements.
L. UnwARn q Co.'S WATCmEs

Ward off plcuritic attacks by promptly using
JAYSEs ENrECruRNSC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

PORTER's CoUGH BALsAW Is one Of the old
best rcucdir, In use. - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

During Lent MGR BDnccss Goldfish has
been 800 great demand. All hrstcas' groccrs kccpit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Arc guaranteed by tho company In every respect no wa'
purchased. There - therefore, no risk in buying
q Howard Watch nom any matchmaker. Asa Ton them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Save them and build your systom by using PHILIPPE PA
ATArr con LIVER on Iu combination with PIlDsrup NJ E
INK Aldru.glsts Depot = ilait 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Of New ork,
5l4 Broadway Apply at headquarters fpr private lines or
district service superior telephone aud largest list ot SUD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Number Of open accounts January l. 1879 4l17 number
opened during 1879 1850 total amount Of dcOs
duuug 1875 SjO2h05 ~ amount OF intor,s
Crcrd paid dtpOst0rs for l-1S t2232 TO- expenses
the institution for ls7e, $500 80: total resources
1878, SGsi,775 depos0rs, S6l6324 surplus 81 l4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19


A delegation of the local committee and few
citizens were at the station to meet the party and
10 escort them to a hotel, where the boys
were soon sound asleep in beds, after two
DAYS ard two nights IN the cars. Mr.. Brace
saws that as they came near to the place of their
destination the boys seemed TO be impressed with
the fact that they were entering upon new career,
and they became more sedate IN manner and ap-
pcarcd more serious than at any time since start
ing. After reaching Fort Scott the conduct Of all
except the most youthful was that of thoughtful
Young men In the hotel their conduct was
uncxccptionablc. They had three tables to them
selves I'm the dning-hal and II was interesting TO
note the special attention they received from tho
servants who took great pans TO provide them with
all they wished. There was one instance OF lapse
into old habits a guest at the hotel wished ms
boots BACKED but was unable to find the coloTed
boy whose duty II was TO attend TO him. One OF the
Immigrants seeing his difficulty, seized the black
ing brush and box, and give him, as he said,
"Ncw-York shine" but handed the forthcoming
dime 10 the owner Of the implements he
had used After breakfast the members OF the
local committee and farmers from the adjacent coun-
try who wished for bows, called at the hotel and
at 10 a. IN. all assembled at the Court
JIouse where applicants for boys made
their selections. They had already been
approved by the local committee as fit persons to
be intrusted with the care of children. The gath
ering at the Court House excited general interest
in the town aud many ladies went to look on, some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

UACKENsACK.-Thc trial ot the Township Com
mittces Of Harrington and PalI-ade Townships
of Bergen County, \. j., opened at Hackcn-
sack yesterday. he members of the two Town
ship Committees were indicted last week for paying
excessive and illegal fees To the Township Collect
OTs and Township Assessors Judge Dixon reserved
his decision on a motion To quash the Indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19

Surplus f342l5i1 -
Number OF orcu January 1879 sO5sg number
accounts during 1875 1850 total amount OF depus
It's received durug l07S sG3J},2j 49, total resources,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-19
RROOKLYN

The binding occupied by George Bin, in Irving
place ~ chemical work', was DESTROYED by fire
Yesterday morning. The loss was $1,000
Mayor Howell Yesterday received letter from
H. Rcttig of Stcttin. Prussia asking for assistance
i'm finding his brother Carl who came TO this cOun-
try thirty years ago Mr.. RctIg states that he has
heard from persons returning from this country,
I hat his brother lived in Brooklyn. He has fallen
heir to some property. The case was put in the
hands of Detective /undt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-01
WASHINGTON.
Congressional Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-HoUsE-
Mr.. Atkins, of Tennessee, reported
the legislative appropriation bill. 1t
appropriates between fifteen and six
teen million dollars. The bill con
tains provisions repeating the last
clause of section 800, revised statutes
(Which applies to Pennsylvania, and
sections SOl, $40 and 92l, revised stat
utes, and providing that all jurors
(grand and petit) shall be publicly
drawn from box containing the
names of not less than 300 persons
possessing the necessary qualifications,
and which names shall have been
placed therein by the clerk of
the court and commissioner
to be appointed by the Judge,
the commissioner to be a citizen resid-
ing in the district, and well-known
member of the principal party oppos
ing that to which the clerk belongs
1t also repeals sections 20l6, 2018 and
2O2O, and all of the succeeding sec
tions down to and including 2027, and
also section 5522. 1t also strikes out
of section 2Ol9 the words, for the
purpose of engaging in the work of
canvassing ballots, and strikes out of
section 2O2S the words, "or deputy
marshal, and the words, city, town,
county, parish" 1t also repeals sec
tiOn 203l, except such part of it as
relates to the pay of supervisors of
elections. 1t repeals all other laws
authorizing the appointment of chief
supervisors of elections, and special or
deputy marshals of elections.
The house went into committee of
the whole on the bill,
SENATE.-The bill appropriating
100000 for yellow fever disinfecting
vessels passed.
Senator Gordon took his seat to day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-01
/" "JuYeniIe Pinafore..

Richard Barry, a boy of fifteen, with
red ears, and sulky look, wanted his
widowed mother to advance him
thirty-fve cents with which to organ
ize a Juvenile Pinafore troupe.
He had arranged for rehearsal in a
horse barn and the parts had been
given out, but his mother's refusal to
hand over the cash upset all theplans
The heavy villain assaulted the lead
ing lady with a club and then fed
from home and got up riot with the
boys who were to play Juvenile man"
and first old woman.
" Richard, the second act is now
about to open, remarked his honor.
after hearing the testimony "All
well-constructed plays have a heavy
villain in them, and the heavy villains
must come to grief to please the au.
dience. You are not very heavy, but
the villainy in you must be suppressed
all the same.
The boys mother remarked that
Richard was probably very sorry. and
that he probably wouldn't do so again.
and Richards ugly eyes were begin
ming to twinkle when his honor said
1T will be at least thirty days be-
fore Richard will be himself again.
He looks to me like an ugly tempered
youth, and | don't believe he has
earned an honest dollar this winter.
The work-house will be a good place
for him..
Young Pinafore didn't seem to
agree, but he slept there last night for
all that Free Press.