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The New York herald., 1879-03-19
POST MORTEM LOVE.

On the 18th of May, 1867. Peter Gruber made his
will, he then being the of both personal and
real property in this country and of real estate in
Germany all of the value of about $4,000. When
he made this will he had wife, Fredericka and his
love for her. not only before but after DEATH seems
to have been the disturbing element in his otherwise
tranquil will. To his ''beloved wife he gave all his
property in trust, to be used by her during her
natural life, provided she remained unmarried the
remainder to his heirs-alaw. Should she, however,
marry again she to forfeit not only her trust but
also her right of dover She made executrix
of the will A suit brought in the name of
Peter Gruber, infant of the deceased, to OBJ
tain Interpretation OF the will to what property
under it passed to the executrix in trust The case
tried before Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court,
Special Term, Mr.. ID. NJ Porter representing the
infant plaintiff as counsel and Mr.. NJ. Compton the
executrix. A decision has just been rendered by
Judge Van Brunt. he holding that under the will
only the property in Now York passed to the execr-
trix in trust and that to the property elsewhere
the trust was passive and Of force This decision
leaves the property outside OF New York to descend
to the heirs of the deceased among whom plaintiff is
The New York herald., 1879-03-19

the smallpox. and in spite of the remonstrances of
herself and husband put her in the ambulance and
carried her to Bellevue Hospitals that upon her ar
and decided that she had measles. but as she had
been committed by the Board of Health as small
pox patient said they had no power TO
let her go. although her husband offered
to take her home with him, and that she
then sent to Blackwels Island. where she
was kept for ten days. 1t was contended
that she was thus taken from her home with
out any pretence of an examination by two phy-
scians, the law required. On the part OF the
Board of HEALTH 1t insisted that this formality
had been complied with, and evidence was intro
duced tending to show that Mrs. Tormey's own
physician had reported the smallpox and that
one of the 1.-TWO laboring men" whom Mrs.
Tormey described the late Dr. Watts, who
at that time was detailed to 60 with the
ambulance, and kept q suit Of old clothes
for such service to his ordinary dress from
infection. 1t was, therefore. contended that there
had been only an honest mistake in diagnosing the
disease smallpox. which in its early stages fire.
quently Stimulates measles. Upon the conclusion OF
the testimony for the plaintiff motion was made
the city not responsible for the acts OF the Board
of Health or its employees nor for those in charge
at Bellevue and Blackwelps Island, who were the
servants OF the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rection. After brief argument the motion was
granted and the complaint was dismissed Mr..
George W. wingate appeared for plaintiff. Mr.. W.
p. Prentice for the Board of Health. and Messrs.
d. J. Dean and z. Henry Lacombe for the city.
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REAL ESTATE.
: The following sales were reported made on the
Real Estate Exchange March 49,


Real Estate Exchange March 49,
c. j. LYON.
Joseph KOCH referee-Forcclosure sale of tho FIVE
story brow stone front building. with lot, 25x
lOO5. No 433 West 56th St. n. s., 3ao IT, o. OF 10th
to George f. Ganso .$l2 720
Public auction of tho following property Of the
Louis G. Jones estate:-The four story brown
Of unvcrsity Place with lot: aaxioaa 70 Isa $4,000
Also, five story stone front and four story
brick house, with lot, 3Ox13y.3x34.4xl23 Nos.
I'd av. to 4 Isn Is 900
Of I'd sv, to Floyd Ciarkson 10000
vNrd W. OF I'd to John D. CARROLL. 1885
Terrence Farley s75O
Total $40 1875
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- -e y y u
OFF1cgRs ISsrALLED.-The following
officers OF jefferson Lodge. No. %, i Of T.,
were installed on wednesday night by T.
c. l.. w. BiIlnps: j. T. Ashworth, =. z;
II. B. Williams, c.. CIT >. Waller. w. e;
j. G. Atkinson, prelate; james Il. baIDkiii.
x. Of R. aud S.; George E.. Ruf1n, III. oi
f.; P. Whitlock, NJ. OF E.; j. j. Davis, NJ.
A.; f. A. Leckler, I. g.; John s.. Clay, ..
q. The last report OF this Lodge shows l8s
members and 81, 1850 in the treasury. The
keeper OF records and seals, james X. Lam
kin, and the NJ. OF T., George E. RufSn.
have been elected to their respective offices
for seven consecutive TERMS very hand
some tribute TO their faiihfulness and ability.
At a regular meeting Of Fraternity
Lodge, No. 265, Knights OF Honor, the FOL
lowing officers were installed by D. e. d.
John F. w. Gibson: John F. Belt. dicta-
tor; NJ. W. Ford, yice-dictator; William
II. Talman, assistant dictator; S. 3. Ja-
cobs, reporter; r. S. Denny, financial re-
porter; John Laird, treasurer; William
Never, Chaplin; J. r. r. Burroughs,
guide; r. L. Boschen, guardian; A. I. Mi
nor. sentinel; Past Dictator, b. T. Tinsley.
Representative to Grand Lodge, John +.
w. Gibson-Jackson Bolton, alternate.
This lodge is In fourishing condition,
with membership Of lightweight; pays
IS week in case OF sickness, and death
benefit OF $1,000. @.,s "a
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r.e-. BY Edward G.. Gudilin. - y
Real Estate Agent auu Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

TRUSTEES LETOF ELEGANT
pESinFNCE AM EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
ON MAIN STREET HALF-flILE WEST OF THE THE
ClTY-By virtue ora deed Of trust dateh inc dy,
oir Of Henrico County (onrt. being required go to
do bS the bepe dciary therein secured, wiz SELL e.. on
the premises. on MONDAY, ISM January, 1Sfs'
ING Containing twelve rooms, with marble mam-
tets and WALTZ lsfey %wh siao Is on
t,e nrtInises -rhe place has 4 large 0rcharn OF
pears apples, and peaches. Every part OF me piace
is in excellent order, and Is one OF the most des,
BILE residences III the western suburbs.
This properly is sold subject to deed OF trpSt
dated 18th December. 1876. for $500. payable
Drcr,nber TO- 1878. but by content of the holder 4
credit of one wear will he given from that date.
TERMS: Cash rs TO expenses Of sale and to pay q
uoIc of S5OSSO, due 18th September, 1878, with
Interest at six per cent I'LL palu; anu the oaiancc us
the present owner may direct:
i2 Trustee.
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POULTRY AND BENCH sHow.-Already
many fine specimens Of fowls have been en-
tered. and 1t is expected that many more
will be made, Fanciers should not delay
making their entries, but should Gull on or
address the secretary at once. MT
The Poultry Association have concluded
!. to have bench shoso in connection with
theirs next "Wednesday, Parties having
dogs which they Tisn to exhibit should en-
/ ff them, Il. possible, before next Monday
! NIGHT ss4; S14salG,..& ,ai'Zs Is ~ e4i!g ~
! The Association win hays proper aecano-
:, dations for ALI dogs sentt to hesexhibition.
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1913 BY Gr,ibbs & Williams.
Auetfoneers aud Real Estafe Agents.
- 7eieyeff.b street between Main and Bank.

+. 4 ~. I.et -Is- -
commissioners SALE Of THE IN
w TEREsT Of JOHN p SIHERMERH0nSS
IN THE FARM IN WHICH he RE 5i, E ExAE;
MILES FROM, RICHMOND. AT AUCTI0N;rIp
execution ofu decree or The Circuit Court OF Hen
1875, In The CAUSE of Y. Stokes g %. ca. Johu
P. SUPERINTENDENT We win telI at anc 'ion on the
nremises, on WEDNESDAY, 1.-The. 22d OF, January.
1879, al IL o'coeE ~: The INTEREST OF JcH is
above referrt d 10, coBruinng about 106 ACRES. OF
which rs acres are in wood and the residue cleared
and In good eart. 4..5gIE t.:Gtl .4si. ti,.l-, j =
The proximity or this land to the city. upon one
OF the best 70 Ids leading thereto gives 1t present
value for cultivation and large future value as an
investment :'''" ".
!. TERMS Cash sufficient to pay costs Of suit and
sale: and the residue Mt six. twelve. and eighteen
mouths, for negotiable notes, with interest ADDED.
and satisfactorily endorsed or. If the purchaser
elects TO nav one third cash, personal security win
be dispensed With 81 her event. the ie e,d to be
100 ~ ",iT F1f II. q. CANNON, -. r
WOOD BUULnlN. JR.. r
!: y -.ssi g" ~ ~ Special Commissioners.
Is GRtBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. - II -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
.fst. q, ny Robert Il. Lyme. Ell H.
Real Estate Agent, and Auctioneer,
No. 1919 Main Street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE, COM
Il PORTABLE FRAME HOUSE AND LARGE
LOT On TAYLOR STREET. IN REAR OF MIR.
MORANS. IN SIDNEY. AT AuCTlQN.aIn exc.
cutlon OF a certain deed Of trust from W; T. Glenn
aud wife, dateo february IL. 1877. and duly re-
corded In the clerks office Of Hcnrco County tourf,
D! g. 90, page 4O8. will Offer for safe upon The
premis es, on SATURDAY the 18th day OF Jannary,
1879 Mt q O'Clock, being required so 10 do by the
holders Of the notes secured tuefeIv, default having
been made in the payment CT the same, all inc
PROPERTY conveyed by said deed.
rooms with the usual ronvcniences and out build,
ings The LOT fronts go feet on Taylor street, and
runs back $50 feet.
TEENS: CASH as to cost and expenses Of sale and
suflciency 10 pay Oft note of Sl47.34. WIN N
terpst from August Is. 1877; note OF slf!.55:
with interest from February 10. 1877 mole OF
s14734. with interest from August 10, 1878; ana
balance upon terms TO lie given ~ sale.
THOMAS +. POLLARD. :.
tn. s .n---'.-7 - Z Trustee.
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Ess lily Robert B. Lyme, <!jI3:
/, Zeal Estate Agent aud rAuc!toneer, y
: L1t 1912 Main street.

- A SsIGNEE's SALE OF ONE UNDI-
IN YIDED HALF.TNTEPEsT IN A STEAM
Skyy-MiLII. ENGINE. FIXTURES: &C. .L0CA-
TED Al THIS TIME ON THE LANDS OF MRS.
RAJ POINT. IN HANOVER COUNTY. ABOUT
TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND. AT AUC-
TION.-By virtue OF a,dtcree " the Cnitet states
District Court for the Casters District III Virginia,
eni cred on December %, 1873 In The matter OF ).
C. Boxley, bankrupt, will offer for sale at public
auction, III front of the Om-house on Rank
street. In, the city Of Richmond Va. oil WFDSES-
DAY, the 5h day Of January, 1879, at ~ o'clock
a. the property above described. - '
A b,rgaIn will be had. q, t..;-,..,. -.
Terms: Cash. :. Is. WITT, Assignee.
. I0.11.l3.14.15 IL .s.,.r- tsE-.ffs. =
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ELECTION OF orFlcERs. AT meeting Of
the Richmond Grays. held last night (Jan,a.
ary 1f)th) the following non-commissioned
officers were elected J. E.. Tyler, orderly
sergeant; E. L. Spence, second sergeant ;
Il. G. Garrison, third sergeant; -Wlliiafn
Gibson, fourth sergeant; O. A. HanKins,
fifth sergeant; j. F. HAWKINS. first corporal {;
j. II. Goode, second corporal; e. Z. Drew,
third corporal; T, J. Matthews, fourth cor
poral. .}.s ssr1 .,.,.It.E, :.
Ten dollars was donated to Mrs. Brown
for the benefit Of Hollywood Memorial AS
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by J. Z. Apperson,5Il.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

sDANKRUPT'sf SALE: OF COTTAGE
ID AND, TWENTY ACRES OF LAND ONE
FOURTH OF A MILE BELOW RICHMOND.
VIII be sold on fae premises, on FHIDAY,17th OF
January. 1879. ~ o'clock NJ. free of liens the
,nrorerty above described, occupied by Mr.. Rey-
holds near Nickefsyille ON the Biakt Us Mil road
OUTAGE with seven rooms, Kitchen three rooms.
,catagc- md stable well OF frst
rute water, and orchard of variety OF fruits. &c, A
SSUG SUBURBAN HOME itstl'' = +, ~ , ;, ~
: TERMS; !, One third cash: balance, at six and
twelve mouths Tor aoao'iape hotes' Interest ao''eu
j. NJ. 6 REGORY. Assignee, and .
% r2.GoHi HENRY MENTHELs 10 !ltltt =
ta7 80 -. Trustee of z. II. Duke.
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FIIYERY sTAHLEs:...

Ts-SY0HANaE,, LIVERY, IN DnttN
/. ESsALEcsTABLE s, LAND EiS Hat ~ - In.
LASS AID lis9 4; ns s,sssasse cny 20
,a sasi ma SSN ,HnoRSEs pY THE DAY, VIM
Special rates to droysr sed every o; Ihcr ra
extended them for TUG u saI'p"T -" ,,
tss s; ssS!:srt6 GsyTo 81 uSESs
"A nDL "a, BEL ishsy RQH ~, MILF sATuR-
!, rAgcTipN lDXxs: MElASf sSl|fA -"
1.ss " iSoe'sa join B. Dawes rroPfe''''
. C. 8. ALLEN, Manager. Gs5
@. 6. BUXTON, Aucttoneer.
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, I'll ROLL or HoGoR AT1aEa RICHMOND HIGH:
eScHooL. 1T he following isa lisfof hepuptis
on the ron OF honor at the. Richmond High
School for the past week: Senior Class--A.l-
agusta Anderson, Constance Cabeh, Maggie
! Mitchell, Jeannie SWhittet.,. intermediate
CIass--None. Junior Class--N None. Attend
ance for the week, 50 PEI, cent. d .fs atahi Z
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!. HusTISGs. CoURT.-Thc grand jury Of The
Hastings Court met yesterday land found q
true bill for pei Jury against Lucy Read.
Samuel Warren alias Jackson Harris,
charged with highway robbery, was con-
Yicted and sent to the penitentiary for i've
vPars. &. 49, ~. 80 3. So Il
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RICHMOND, YoKK RIyER AND tuEsrEAkE{
OF TRAINS.
. na,I ~ Act COMMENCING MAY Il, leif'


81. .'' 80 THROUGH PASSENGER.
300 p, IL. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, Till p.
DAY, and SATURDAY. Connect, d"
.E ..Ht '..| West Point witH steamer Havana 10
.atf..y III , all points on, York river ana hi','
nure. Arrives IN Ba!timor" al v
t' - o. " NJ. connects with riil-lines Tor " i'I
7r.i.-.--,. ingfon, Philadelphia. New York h',.
Of, ...,.f ton. and all western F,hnts. { "''m.
, at Richmond With trains Oh RtchH.' ~
.lVs..t.. ~ and Petersburg and Chraairahe IA
.a rgr, Ohio railroads.
f.f.r;I- T. THROUGH FREIGHT.
900 A. N. Leaves Richmond MONDAY; WED
"'~ NESDAY. aud FRIDAY; aud
60 AN TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana NJ
= - - UkEDAY. Connects witE S"i"!. -
at West Point Tor river iah.iii!E-' i",''
NV a' ttnore and MI western p"'Et'. -
...r meets al Richmond "ith trains on ~ 4.
lnopJ aud Dsrv!ilc railroLG.iWh!'
and Petersburg. AMI chcSatcaAT 49,
LOCAL pAsSESGuE.
800 II. Lcnyes Richmond daily teAcs:i 500
day..
,o-oa NJ. Arrives ut Richmond TttSDAf'
AVN 80 THURSDAY, and SATlEDA(.
meets with trauts on ElrA'.pAi ',l
petersburg and Chc=drcaA, i"l ,.''
railroads. Steamer Havana cave, ,'',
HOST I5o% wE iiS< - i;a ~;
~. Rams Rams r. FROM, Phllads'phi., No'r no~,
and western point, aud ~ w. 49,.
With trains for RichnoaG -" nc
-ri,irt. South a.t
A. ,.,..r..... THROUGH FREIGHT. .,.,.,,-
<.no n. rrlyes al Richmond MDNl,Al =" I"'
f,i"'oS SESDaY, and FRIDAY; AnI 49,
| a1sp.N. TUESDAY THURSDAY. snH II
GA" - iJKDAY. Connects viih '!"i"'',. ,".
| West Point nom BaltlnGirT. a.. Nj.
tilAI a.'i ~ nects with RchH,ons SKA r.,
i+.,,.. ran. Rithn,ond and PETERSBURG anu ''''-
~ ..r..,l peake and Ohio rsllroods-
! HhH "%" LOCAL PASSENGEE. s.e.
,n.ao. n N Arrive n Richmond daily excrtii ,i1
AV"o - ~ tay. Connects With RiehtaoT' n,.J
In'." 90 J., Pe,ers1urE and Chesapeake 'D1 0
az freight Al Richmond to g, , hTa..
$50 ,,o,pfs cars ruu through bet~eeA
a9s Msi sslaaii and dispatch. With lowest '''
afepGt t1sfk p >. 80 .n,sr,i ratck
|, Tnroagh -bils OF lsdips, wtA xpa IsI
issaed % all northern and Hesrri pp,a's .at
! TSrSa tcke sold all aor, sss ,sss sass
eecserH pdfufs4 and baggage ehe9Aea Tir.,L Of.
Ia For uSSess apply ss GrneraL hstdo nUtri sd
fsse, S26 NAH seet ~ ahs Mill tss.tEird and 0oti
t;eSra bsaSss depot, c6rnef pTwv'
I, ,maa3 ~ .. Il IsolasLAS- 9~~.-. -; -;
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DE- LADELPHI A, RICH AE%A
i MoND. AND NORFOLK STEAM saasssal ! st1s
SHIP LINE-E0R PHiLApEtPHiA, FALL AL,
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER,
THRkE TINES WEEK.-Unrl furthel no.
lice the steamers Of this line will make tr!-weeEi
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con:
meeting at Philadelphia with Clydc's New England
QUICK TiMECFREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOW EST RATES. ~ e
Freight received daily until O'Clock T. NJ.
80 -5 f0'~r = JAMES w. MCthRRlCk, g.
.-- General Southern Agent, Richmsnd, Va.
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE CO..
no23 No. IL South Wharyes. Philadelphia.
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- - - = II = : : = ..tss
A T., MEADE Is BAKERS

80 FAD 50 ~ - 81 .~DHU6SIUhE4
,tt:.r ArR-eusHioNs FOR INyALfDs, '..i
..,,iyAIR.PILLOWS FOR TRAYELLERs,' ~
.,rt.HOT-WATER BAGS, .,,,i ,rlsiH g1ys.U!pt
:. ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD, a., - =
rubber CLoTii FOR INFANTS, " ~ .
SoFT-RUBBER BED-PhNs, 3ilTi2'..:2'I (,
lsyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 tt..eaia-gT
b .ossiif.x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sr1sT15vEs!f 8 ,@i71D1 ,Gc!i
ESD Gloves !i22HnoH
lin iRbEsH BRUSHES, shie9IJ 3df itGs ilGe
md aPacEEIjS tAsRrr .1oiIga go;aa9s
Ii;d TRIO F-AT Us9IzEss,nod .bH1'd ,;ol1
GTTaS cHEs, gaiddD1s 9ma>bnGfi
I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9viIs
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
81 islFrTER2FER1aoMETB IN Tai afT ,
.GALTkNIe-gAT7ERKs SaaEi4
az land nh SURGICAL ppd,g3H3ygu III
~, CALAPPLJA&CESs SOLD AZ J7nY
F'o' ass -. MEADE q BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
hi aYo7l .doo9is dalislW aieis 1IaiI street.
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Social Club Elections. IT thursday might
the Beau. Monde Assembly was formally or
gauizedi hy the election OF the following Of
fcers: Henry C. Bsattie. president; julian
&c. Smelling, yice-presldent3; William 4.
Flournoy. secretary and treasurer; james
w. Archer, e. b. Howie, and David ID.
Beattie, trustees. t.l S ..,, 55f ta.
The officers OF the l. H. S. LyceumGierthe
curreDb term afe.. d els. president;
William r.. Charlton,yice. president; James
f. Bradley, secretary; and John Wow
ems, treasurer. G. s.. Wells, John w. 0V-
ems. and Fl. q. Beattie, trustees: ; ;ss ~: ~
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NAIL TRAINS HllY except sunday.
ACCOMMODATIONS daily except Sunday.
EXPIRE IS TRAINS run ;lily.
SLEEPING CARS on Express Trains he,wrr-
Richmond and Alderson.
Baggage checked 70 destination.
First. class Through iicSe,s 10 The North ant
Southwest as low rs by any other route.
Ftr>t-cIass and Emi2rant Tickets L" all roin,> Il,
the West lower than by any other route
For rates, tickets. t!nc-cardS. &C. apnly To- Che.
apeake and OHIO railway once Gsrits Of Broad a'l
street. w. VI. :. Ui.NN,
Engineer and Supern,-n,r,
CONWAY X. HOWARD, General Tlchc! Agent
IN 7
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.,aia sxEMEAKYostsp J

|TfNEI YWENTYp AS 81 Lst1NGERxs
1setlaia ltli ~ shaHSss sso IaOSpsE A
,at ereAS 4eesafeegb De, f1sreda HayipE brsapged5p
keebIly 4fl tl IPat Tina MI ne rad M close
and seLISaaINGskA y 81 yeeA OlosA WI sell
81 1-sss11 No, ~ EsvSseent alreet.
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STOCK BROKERS d AUaTIONE} RS,
qnAEENPORT 4! co, ,,.qaa tJ@.n-ni
STOCK BRoKE Frs AND AUCTIoNEEEs.'
'I;33qI$ G'ti&IH@'H OFFICE: rst' 'I,''"'
iilt 81 i!So. II13 MAIN STREET, '1G9n"
.G!ii R1c1iaeND; gGfi- -2I-G"1 .
/. BUY AND SELL BONDS AND STOCKS ON
COMMISSION, AND MAKE
LIBERAL, ADVANCES. RI
ar tx - 'rJ-:"' Tde SO-2wJ ''1.-'' 49,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

rron OTHER ssLooAL'' SEE FIRST PA,aE.l
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BRlEF LOCAL. ITEMS uaAe + - nasss 1',
delivered the opinion ID The case Of a No'se
as. C,ts of Richmond noted I'm yesterdays
D;,ant.h styt,si ffsossisa sssrtssssS
: Tie collections ei United States eyente
Yesterday amounted TO about "a, siasss I
On Thursday the dwei Hing q MI; ~. Il /.
Allen, near the city. sas entered By thieves
and robbed OF about $500 In currency: q, q !.
The tobacco transactions ere very 'snai'
yesterday. age =, !.
Reniico County Court meets Monday az
II e'clock A. III. 81 Il ~. s.;,. Il & !.
Mr., William ConIling hiss been elected 20
fiIi The position In the First National, ban ~ !
O; Richmond made vacant by, the DEAN Of
Mr.. John H. Hatcher, o ~; s,sf., "
Rev. w. G.. Starrieayes for Chariottesyilie
to-day to oil an engagement VILE uls I1 .
Mems Christian Association OF the Y nIFer-
sity of Virginia on Sunday 81 4. ....s ,jst
The upper dock beng Tiled will, Water
last night the skaters were oil driven 90 the
basin, where large number. inc.uo,ng
many ladies, enjoyed themselves untila iate E
hour. "a ~ g. e. .sss.lsE s}!Is h.
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Another Cold Snap High Water. The
predicted Polar,waYe struck the Manchester
water-line amidships. at an early hour yes
terday morning, causing an entire susPen-
sion OF operations. Rr'I be: canal was frozen
over bsrd,; skating commenced Mt an early.
hour, aud continued alla through the day,
The report Of; the rise Of the Swater and
the floating ice spread through the city,
and attracted large number ottpeop}ei TO
Mayo's BRIDGES The Sight was indeed in
spring and pieluresq AS far as the eye
conld reach was one vast expaEise .0fhcpn-
gealed mai ter, sroarlng. yaud rushing aud
looking as though some unknown sea Of
Ace had suddenly sprung up, where bat late
the modes, .<Jeems ~ wendell its, winding
way TO aafi,e Sea. The. bridge wasbftvelI
crowded during the day. sf}ifl .'ars,at .5p;gss :
The water continued to, rise through put
The day, partially flooding the lower portion
Of the mills but doing no great damage, as
all articles liable 10 injury were elmnoyyea:
In the lower section oflthe .city, where the
bitter experiences of two disastrous floods
have made the people cautious, preparations
were made to see the highlands in case Of
dagger; which, however, up to this writ:
ing, was not anplehended. -Hg7ta3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
LAGER BEER.

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rs, -, . "a. - If
I. oRSEH ,HARnisoE AND CLAY ,sTHff lFiTss :
~, VS. s asgSis .sassif IL
sThIs tissaaier n lsy been recsntly atted 40 sll
the 3atsSe 1BroYefnents, and IS now oAer1ng TIE
kesrREER made In the Upited states. IA J. A.
SecpmRepged by prominent physicians for family,
i III TsiieiG0En aIEgiAE hiiysTsfaed Cd TIE EAEEEl
BRsWEaY Tor SURERIQR 1aAESEk BEdER,f HE,
.ss6 lass Fatr Of the Ftrgtnta AgT-
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RICHaaRDs NoseHc5er y, 1678sH5 =
4 The LAGER ssEEA Htnufaetured by Dir. G. w
gphInspa H ste EtEtaa Brewery, In this city, h$s,
Eessi che Atcas ekanlined by me. the samples test
ed having been myseif, and found FREE
MISREPRESENTATION bST4 2s6 may Vel
iesed rs medicine OF AeSetAkS IN faIl assurances Of
dtspalrtty, sais wv LAM 81 "a d!I:
Is no U BS ItYilf Rsa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-11
RICHMOND. FREp'G L POTOMAC X. X. CO"l
- OTFICK GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
ID. RICHMOND. VA, November .. 1915.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

OFrICE 0ESENhL lNhEF A'fNI
ID. RICHMOND. VA, November .. iSi.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. NOVEMBER lgIm
trains on this road VIII run ~ follows:
- NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 4. NJ, leaves Byru-Ss rect ssat' iA'iT
due at Washington. 1910 /.
...r s' NJ; Bal!mor. 300 i. VI;
.. Philadelphia b:1O l.. A.. N'T
York, l0:tJ L. NJ
No $500 p. n, leaves Ryri-Strret station hl-E
due u. Washington. $50 l.. ".
Balln,ort, 800 l.. ~: pa .-
dclphir, 5 30 y. 81: Ne" "N''
80 Gas 4. VI.
NO. 7-4:ooP. NJ, ACCOMMODATIGN TEAM
for JUNCTION. !rG.rs El,a..
Street static II da!.y lcArrpt S-4-
'r.' daysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
NO 2-lOI5P.M., arrives at ByIrt->'sr't s:H'! =
-.r- caliy. Leaves y n orr s.-'
A. ~: Philst"!pu!S i.i1 :.
-'.' ,. .r NJ: Baltinort. 80 /. '.'
Washington, $40 T.. y.
MOI 1885 A. ~, arrives Ut Byrd-Slro"i s~''"n
daily. Leaves SCt' W. 10.
-'.t''. P. ~: Phiia'!ep!ir. IL :.
.E.as... r.. ;r, NJ; Baltimore, 49, !. ~
............. ....... Washington. $50 y. VI.
No, S-s:4O A. NJ, ACCOMMODATES '':AlH,
/ 80 ~ arrives AT Bruat-Ntrce! Salon
..,.,... E. .-a.HrDf daily re Keep. Sunfa',,
49, e.. \. AZ LhR,
ft-"'.j '. '"''-' s'' " GencraI Tlck-t Alrn;
FIT ID. MYERS. General Superintendent. u" i!