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New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE NEWS OF THE CAPITAL.
,r,1P DAYS WORK IN CONGRESS.

y
rr,r PPOBABIIITY THAT THAT LEIsVEELY OR
c.ylzArIoN WILL ACCOMPLISH THE OBJECT OF
YRS Fx1srrNCE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INCi-
DENTS.
T. !. now stated that the rules OF the House
o,Iow flibustcring to any extent, and that 1t Is
-, doubtful if the present Congress will pass
all the appropriation bills necessary to carry
- tho Government. The House resolved yes
tordov TO require Mr. Seward 10 appear
ond answer for contempt. The Senate
hes disposed of the Geneva Award
hill by LAYING it aside. The Arrears
Of Pensions bill was discussed in the Senate
yesterday. The Teller Committee has reported
on the frauds in the South. It's report is
severe. A good deal of general business
vas transacted in Congress yesterday. Samuel
Havs has been confirmed as Postmaster of st.
Louis.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
DISASTERS on TIE SEA.

FORTY-TWO PERSONS DROWNED.
ONLY sEyES SAVED FROM THE STRANDED SHIP
ADRIATiC.
LONDON Feb ga dispatch 70 Reuters lele-
gram Company from DunLiTk about the breaking
mp of the British ship Adratic. which stranded
near that place on February rs, while on the pas
sage from Pabellon de Plea says there were forty
nine persons on the ship at the time she broke up,
only seven Of whom are known to be saved.
THE WRECK OF THE DAVID II. TOLCK.
FIVE LIVES LosT-rHE BODIES OF THE CAPTAIN
ASD HIS WIFE TAKEN FROM TEE RIGGISG-
VESSEL AND CARGO A TOTAL Loss.
WasHINGToS, Feb. 27.-The Signal Corps Station
at Barnegat, n j. reports to the chief signal officer
as follows:
The crew OF Station No. 10 boarded the wreck Of
the schooner David II. Tolck a surf-boat. and
have lust brought the bodies of Captain j. Z. Saw
yer and his wte Ada Sawyer, ashore The rest,
who are supposed to have been aboard, and the two
in the brcechcs-buOy, were washed away during the
night.
Two bodies have been found near Barnegat Sta
ton, aud one is still missing. The names OF the
three drowned seamen are Henry Johnson. Frank
June and Richard Gordon. The saved are: First
Mate Francis Peterson; Second Maze Emanuel
Ciar-en; Edwin Partlock cook; and Alfred Coch-
ran, Louis i-Ycrrt, srdNcui anu 'Ho NHV'"'H
two-ycar-old child, Geneva Sawyer.
Tie vessel has broken in two and nothing can be
saved.
The schooner David II. Tolck was from Saguo for
New-York with $50 hoghcads and l25 cases of
sugar which have nearly all washed out The
beach is covered with empty hogsheads and boxes
The vessel remains under water The saved men
and child arc doing well. The CoIoner will take
charge OF the bodies.
The consignecs OF the schooner David
H. Tolek wrecked 10 Blrueqat on Welnes-
div. received no information Yesterday further
tIan that the vessel aul cargo would prove
total loss. The vessel was valued at about
- 800 was insured and owned by J. Htos.en Co. u
NIrGgc Ne The cargo consisted OF oo1 hocSAed7 ana
1o co.rs Of sugar. cOu signed to : v. Welsh, OF No.
al WII-st and will be- total loss IL was valued at
Il flILIY ln.urNl.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE PENSIONERS MOI FORGOTTEN

Jur SENATE REACHES TIE BILL TO PAY AHEfArS
.-... .,.,. ,,..,, .,-.. TT 10 t,r t,. ,.5 ,.,.I,
or Fi-'-''>' N-'4 -.0''' - 0
1O DISCUSS 1HE PENSION ~I'liN 1iNiI'ALIA'
IBY rfIrGRArH To- TIE UUUSr1
,v-7,,.,.,oN Foh o--I+ vlU surr,ieo most
-. It'll, e.. go .-l.,.. o.
!. PIE ID ie1IH '--"O " "'"' "'.-''
Ftich'er Tor TIE Observance or plet'C'"Is rs tH'
United states Senate and which has within week
., r,,-I.l,. ,,,.,, tho Vrazlia, Nil I.5li. c-
"''N ''' t... , -,
part ol lhe loa' OHI. Api'"tI'''''4 ..''' " ''''
Railroad oi,-rlph scheme 4> a part o. tAe Army
.-...,. i,lI .I,,,l3 et,Ii tqr-a s.-,.f,I.s about
''Ft'
the enactment 81 genera it-iS4tloh upon E'h'j'l
appropriation bills
t.t, .b f1 rr .1, all,r.,r,r,1 jan or ~, ,c,. fo
Fs arrears OF P''i''n ''.". ul '"l ''"S'''' i''.'H
tr-ay, Senator IHgai'- moved - an aih'""m'Ht
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
THE REPORT By Mp. POTTER.

THIS DOCUMENT 10 BE A NIRY LoNG ONE.
lBr IELECRAIH 10 TUl TIBCSEI
W,suINGTON. Feb. 27-Nir ClaIkson y. Potter
said to-day that be should submit part Of his report
to the full committee ut lis meeting tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28

PoErLAND, Me-, Feb. 27.-Ihe Democratic and
GreenDack coalition mas to night nominated George
Walker for MAYOR.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
AN UNpROFITABLE NIGHT SESSION.
THE house PASSES An AINfESs EVENING CHiIlLf
~ NOT DOING WHAT IT SHOULD HAVE DONE.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBCNrl

~ NOT DOING WHAT IT SHOULD HAVE DONE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TElBCNrl
W,sHINGroy. Feb 27.-Thc House held an un-
profitable session this eyonDg, 70 conSlder business
from the Committee on Ways and Means. Among
the bills passed was one, reported by Mr. Wood
which limits the interest on called bonds TO thirty
days, instead Of the ninety DAYS now 'lloWed by
law. The House appears 70 be still ignorant OF 'ts
own action on this subject in the Sundy Civil Ap-
preparation bill. by a provision which cuts oh
interest on called bonds from the dste Of the call.
A bill for the relief Of Collector Of Internal
Revenue in California, which bad passed the Senate
on the unanimous recommendation Of the Finance
Committee and was likewise approved by the
entire Committee on Way and Means, was reported.
1t had in its favor all the members present except
one and vet this one member, who did not under
stand II, and under the circumstances probably
could not haYe done so. and who appeared to have
lost control Of his tongue was able to defeat this
bill for the time beng and obstruct the pubic
business for a considerable time. The member who
thus earned the gratitude Of his constituents was
Mr.. Turner, Of Kentucky.
Mr.. Gibson reported a bill for the sale OF the
old Post Ohice site in New-l ori City TO the Cham
Der of Commerce for 100000, the sum paid for il
bv the General Government hut point of order
was made against il. second attempt was made
to pass it, hut II failed on account Of Mr. Tucker.
Of Virginia. who distinguished himself by his
assault ON Mr.. Cor ger yesterday.
bill for the relief OF NJ. NyW3p, late Tres 'ur"r
of the United States was passed; and then N!T.
Turner having i'm measure recovered from the
fatigue of his eXertOrs earlier in the evening reap
reared fresh and rosy with motion 20 adjourn,
winch was finally voted down. Without the trans
action Of any other business, however. except 70 re-
ceive for the purpose Of printing and placing ON tie
calendar hall-dozeu more bills 10 sleep tie sleep
that knows 30 waking tie House Adjourned.
q q
present, though the business before the House came
from the most important committee OF that body.
New-York tribune., 1879-02-28
CIlsSITICATION Or WA1L MArTER.

I'M SENATE stVfs tbs MrtsrEE fHoH BtI>G
BURIED II The EOJsE--A CHANCE &oW or u5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17
DIR. Smith won the above match.

TorGH TUsSLE WITH A TILL-TAPPER.-
About 12 NJ. yesterday, while MIR. John
Ahern was in the Darkroom OF his grocery
store. at the northeast corner Of Third and
Neigh streets, young negro man sneaked
I'm behind the counter and distracted $3.50
from the money-drawer. The proprietor
ssw him as he was going out, and at once
give chase. After long and lively run
Mr. Ahern. with the assistance OF one OF
two negro men. captured the :hicf near the
gully crossing Fifth street. After severe
sussle they succeeding in getting from him
most OF the money. The fellow, who gave
.his name as Tom Robinson, was safely
landed in the Third District station-Eouse.
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MAYcHEsrER AND VICINITY.

U5i,,;dna Pemberton Proues an Attbt and
;s ACQUITTED. The trial OF William Pember-
ton IN the Chesterfield County Court termi.
mated yesterday about II O'Clock: Atet
LENGTHY examination OF many witnesses IL
resulted in his acquittol. PemberIon was
sent on from the magistrates court [Jus-
tees woodbridge and Hewlett; (colored)
presidingl 10 the grand jury for an attempt
at raEe upon young white girl Oh chester
field. -,
The grand jury failed to find true bill
on that count, but presented true Dill TOT
an assault with intent to MAIN, dIsBgure,
xiii. &C.. and be was tried upon that lndict-
ment, and, as above mentioned. proved an
abb. THIS case has excited n good deal OF
interest in the county, and In Manchester
also. on account OF the high family connec-
ton of Pemberton, he being. related 10
men prominent in State as wei as County as
notifies. He received the congratulations
OF many Of his friends who were present
during The trial on bearing Of his acqn'tla'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17
By Grlibts u Williams.
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a VERY
" VALUABLE FARM ON LOWER JANES
RIVER Ar AuCTION.-By virtue oI decree oil The
Circuit Court of The city Of :ici nond entered on me
2Slh Of Sep enter 1878. in The suit therein len-
ing under the short stvle Of Jam I. Iosh rs 81
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company ana as.
the undersigned who naS thereby appointed spt-
cIal commissioner for that purpose Will Sc III NJ nm
lie aucr ion, NJ the office of Grnnbs Nillians NJ
north Eleventh street. III The city Of RchInonh'
on THURSDAY, May !, 1870. at II O'Clock NJ;
the VALUABLE FARM known "a :. W"stbronk.'
containing 7S3 ACRES. more or les, lying /" Che,
trriicd county. Immediately on james river. ana
adjoining Presque ISLE" ,,r,.
The improvements consist of COMFORTABLE
DWELLING wI'h six r0rms and ~ necessary
barns and out buildings. aud the land Is III i hlrh
state of improve mrn. This estate Is believed 10 be
one of the hest cu james river.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF me
sale ana 600, With interest thereon from 2St
september. 1878. AMI The defendants costs anu
The residue of tie purcas. money uon or, d'i tor
tx and twelve months. In cqnal inSia'ncntS. pear
ing Interest from the dav c ale scrurr'i hv NO. o.
liable notes, mad. payable TO said James T. T"-li.
ara Il lien reserved upon he whole i,ro'riS.or
upnn such other terms To the said residue rs inc
said TO. NAV In writing designate and request on
or before the dry al sale. -
CHARLES s. >TnINGFELLDW.
SCccal commissioner.
GEUEES & WILLIAMS. Aucii0nccrS. mn 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

The editor OF The OkolonG States, that
fierccst OF fire. eatcrs, maintains friendly
orrcspondcnce-no with the Confederate
brigadlerS In Congress, but with that model
Of loyalty, Congressman Frye, OF Maine:
No one knows better than the editor OF
The Houier on which side his bread is but
tered Chicago Times.
The father and mother OF Senator With
crs, of Virginia, are both over 50 years old.
The family Withcrs but does not die.-BoS-
ton Post. The +. i. VS. are frequently
over sod; but nobody would say, ia view
of their venerable wedding ring, "Our
Witners arc un-rung."-PhilGdelphia But
tetin.
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sUCT,os SALES. Future Days.
By GruSi,s 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and huc;ioneeis,
Eleventh sireCts between MIN and Gank.


rTRUsTEE'S SALE OF A VERY VAL
i UABLE STORE AND DWELLING COM
BINED AT THE SOUTHWEST CGRNEK ~
MARSHALL AND JEFFERSON STREETS Al
hUCTION-In execution Of decd VI trust from
Joseph 4. August and wife to me. ~ trustee. dated
25iI Nav, 1877, ard duly tccCrdt d-btiDg rfqu req
so to do hy the beneficiary TN said dtcd-i VIII ~
at public auction, upon The pren,l;cs, On uE so
DAY the c2d Apri!. 1879. Mt AZ O'Clock T. A.. me
VALUABLE: STORE AND d" ELi.lNG Situated
as absyc rec!tcd being The property Tor long
time occupied BIS Mr.. fl,llstcrn: c,,onr
This ROUSE has six rooms besides the STOKE,
and IS on of the very best bs!ness-stands In that
portion of The city. The LOT Is 10 By about W
feet 10 alley. .u.t,,,,
TERMS: Ca.h sufficient to pay costs o: executing
this trust ana to pay.a bond for S2l230, WIN IN
iprr<t from 25rh May, 1877: upon crelii rs 70
1898 nnIl 25:h nIay. 1879: upon crrdit as 70
s25O.75 until o5th Eay. 1880: aud upon 4 crenll
as 10 s263.5O until 25lI May. 1881: ana rs 20 inc
res ituc upo such terms AID August may olTrc.
or In case of his failure to give such direction then
unon terms to be named II the time OF sale ny Tue
trustee: the credit instruments TO bear Interest anu
10 be secured by deed Of trust.
~ " PAUL. WiGGASD, Trustee.
GEruES e WILLIAMS. AurfiOnrerS ap Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF PESMaNsIIIP.--A
Arsdsome piece OF engrossirg is now on
exhibition in the window OF the Rich
Szeord Music Emporium, 920 Main street.
designed and executed with a pen by
Professor A. +. Craig The subject is
HIs,s farewell address OF General L. f.
Zee TO the Army OF Northern Virgil
s1a in large ornamental lettering, with
various sketches-such as his birthplace,
fhe sarcophaous, and wel-selected verses
of his private life and military career. 1t
as no doubt one OF the finest pieces OF en-
guessing ever done here, and is highly
eredltabie TO the author.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

Jail Inspection The committee appoint
cd to inspcct the Chesterfield county Jail. as
required by law, made thorough cXamina.
ton OF the premises Tuesday, and reported
it as being in good condition. There are
but two prisoners at present confined in the
jail, and one pauper. There are but three
cells in the Jail. and they are occupied.
George Lewis, the Midlothian murderer. is
still confined there. and is frequently visit
ed by colored clcrsymen Of this vicinity,
who have Shown a great interest in his sal
vation, but as yet have not succeeded IN
nnYnrtinr him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

fsfu Co,.nca.-An adjourned meeting OF
The City Council was held ct Councli-Cham-
Der hall last night to take action as to an
nexation, and also towards certain SUPER
sedeas bond regarding the suit OF o. a.
Ericssou u.s. Manchester. AT an early date
the Manchester committee on annexation
will have prepared, as required by the Joint
committees, detailed statement showing
the financial condition. together with the
annual expenditures, Of the city, &c. pre-
paratory TO presenting the same to the next
meeting OF the joint committees OF kich-
mond and Manchester.
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AueTIoN sALEs.-.Futnrc Days.
By Robert r. Tyre,
Peal Estate Agent and Aucttoneer,
1912 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THIRTY
CBUIL DING LOTS on SMITHS Hull;
FRoNTiSG ON SIXTH, SEVEN tn, AND
E itH STREETS NEAR CROUCH; PR FEST y Z
AND OTHER STREETS, in THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. BY AUCTION.-In pursuance OF
certain decree OF The Cbancery Court OF The cry OF
Richmond. entered on The I'd day OF July. 1879. IN
suit therein pcnring in case styled HUGHES rS-
KNOWLES Lee. and ais. W.T., the uucersi@nru, APP
pclnted commits toner's for the purpose, VIII pro-
ceed to sell upon the premises, coIn conn on
Sixth street near CT ouch street. ON FRIDAY. hpri
o. 1870 Mt az O'Clock Z. NJ. THRU DEsi.A-
BILE BUILDING LOTS on the STREETS named above.
fronting about 50 feet each BY l2O feet 10 "ide
alley. >,
parte. of small means and purchasers Tor specuia-
lion or otherwise being Situated that they WIZ ne
greatly i'm prov cd and enhapce'i In Vane ny inc ne"
rrarcs. auu many new houses being erecled near 20
,hcn. being contiguous to the cehtrai part OF
THE rEItMs under the decree will te one fourth
IN cash: balance rpon credit OF four, eight, ana
twelve months negotiable notes. WIN SIX per CENT
Interest added. and title retained until ell The pnr-
chuse-mcncy Is paid and conveyance Is ordered by
The court. n .. 81.
Mat of the property can be seen at office OF the
ouc,ionprr A. 81. KELLEY.
JOHN HUNTER, JR.,
JAMES II. DOOLEI-
onl7 Special Commissioner.
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ooNr,sUrp raox rlasr PAoE.l

Dsaken OF, the substitute (Jndge Edmunu-
1cnysl ma modified by General Ewing.
sso,onei Ross said that the difference IN the
,rooos;,ions would be about So, 800, and be
Sa S the substitute would be. rejected.
The question was then taken, and the
x~ph4ass,,te was adopted-ayes. IL; noes, y.
Tae addition 10 Genera, Ewinc's PROPOSE
Sson. as reported from the committee. was
xramed and adopted as follows:
Yhe rents from the decks. wbarves' AM
watar power at Richmond TO be piedeea 10
tnr payment OF the interest on the ho,es
E5yen by the railroad company ioI t"e W .
yaortcage bonds; and any surplus 10 We
sDplied and received semi-annuai'y on tns
nfiucipal until the principal and interest OF
such notes are fully paid.
ADOPTED.
It anpearing that the vote should be
unanimous. or nearly so, Major Scott suS.
sresied that, as n compromise, the amount
3, be paid be fixed at 20 cents On the dol
lar OF principal and interest, instead OF 20
cents.
They was taken, and resuited-ayes,
"a; noes, 8.
The secretary was requested TO record the
vote and submit it to Mr.. Young, VINO mao
lest the meeting.
The pyoposition to the second mortgage
s,oudhoiders for the payment OF thirty cents
ON the dollar was unanimously adopted.
ledge Edmundsou, of Lexington, said ne
rou,d leave the city early in the morning,
and would like to carry back to his county
the answer Of the railroad company to the
compromise proposition.
THE RESULT.
General Ewing said that the proposition
ought TO be put in form and signed by the
bondhoiders present first. he would then
submit it to bis friends in New York, and
could get an answer by II o'clock, or 2 ut
the latest. ..
Colonel Ross moved that committee OF
three be appointed 10 confer with the abb
sent bondholders, and prepare written
p.oposition to be submitted to-day. Agreed
TO.
The Chair appointed Colonel Ross. Gene
raj Logan, and Major Scott. This commit
3ec will meet at 10 A. N. at the Office OF the
James River and Kanawha Company; and
the bondholders are expected to call ana
sign the proposition there this morning.
The bondholdcrs then adjourned, at 1l:3O
O'Clock, TO meet at O'Clock this afternoon
in the room over the First National Bank.
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LICESSs; TAXES.

OFFICE or CITY COLLECT0E.l
RICHMOXp. VA. April l. 1879,
rs1HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
L from 8 O'Clock \. II. to O'Clock =. VI. from the
18th 10 Tie som Of April for The purpose Of rcctlY-
ing the "
LICENSE TAX
from, all LAWYERS, Doctors. Den its. Commission
MeI chants Merchandise BROKERS' Stock and ~
change Brokers. Wnoc>alc and Retail Ll;Imor-Dcal-
crs. Hotels. Restaurants, Saloons. EoariinG- and
Ealing. Houses. AuctlonrcrS. Lumber Measures.
arci.it. els, Theatres and Halls Telegraph, EN-
press. and Coal Comran 5: Mercantile Insurance,
StcamJo Real FstIte. Employ Eicn:. Ticket. and
Sewing Machine Agents: Bitter Manufacturers.
JUNK and Ovstcr-lic 'icrs. Scavcnscrs. PhotoGra-
pherS and all others liable to license tax.
ExtY,c: from Ci.y Ordinance
All bills remaining unpaid lie 1st day Of May
a fire o. not .c than one collar and more than
five dollars for each day thereafter viii be imposed
\. X. WUUpScN,
ap lin Coec or.
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HRg MOZART THIS EyENING.-First, over
szsre, "Yelya" (Reissiger). orchestra; sec
cad, solo violin, "Traviata" (VerdD, DR..
Eartke%ski; third. solo tenor, "Warrior
Bold " (Adams). Mr.. John 0. Pugh fourth,
Is Traumbilder," with either, (Lumbyel, or
esfestra; fifth, duo, "Geneveiye De Bra
either. "ThougLts OF Home" (Albert),
Herr LeursSen; seventh, waltzes, Nara.
ssausetto IGungD, orchestra.
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REVIVAL OF TURF AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
The Tart, Field, and Farm (Mr. School
craft is the writer, no doubt) says editorially
During the last few years many attempts
have been made to encourage Firginians TO
Telsindie the fame Of appreciation they once
had for the turf, but in vain. A few gen
tlemen in Richmond have for long tlsle
striycn earnestly to establish Jockey club
which should give at least an occasional
meeting, hut without avail. The reasons
Tor this lack OF success have been various.
One was that a certain class of people gave
x1Jch schemes their individual opposition
because sit was sin TO run horses" this
class luaking it rule 10 retire Dchlnu the
@sin OF the thing" as a convenient Sleltef
III they thought they were likely TO be
called upon for 4 contribution. However,
there is at last prospect OF horse affairs
being brought once more to tio 'front.'
Il number OF gentlemen met ut the
Exchange Hotel on the night OF the 9th in
slant 10 see what could lie done in the mat
Ter. The meeting was well attended by
both the running and !roiin9 horSemen.
among whom were Major Thomas boswell,
Colonel y. l.. Darlington. Miles Cary,
NessrS. +. Z. Taylor, william Parrish,
Ghas:ain White. Adams. Charles Simpson,
o. i. Schoolcraft, Preston D2'rin, Captain
q. Il. Macon, and Major Drcwry. Colonel
CarriDgton was unanimously chosen preSl-
dent, and Captain Macon secretary and trea-
surer. 1t was decided to call tie organiza-
ton The Horse Association 81 Virginia.
Through the liberaiiiy OF horsemcn and the
parsimonious subscriptions CT prominent
Businessmen. 81, 500 cash was raised. Mr..
Preston Belvin. in the interest Of the
scheme, manifested great liberality, contrib.
uting over $500. 1t was resolved to give
meeting at the Agricultural Fair-Grounds
May 5, 6, and :, consisting Of running and
trotting races on each day. Full details OF
this meeting--class OF races, entrance, &C.
Will shortly be published. 1t is hoped that
This meeting will receive the encouragement
it deserves from the horsemen in various
parts OF the country, by their entering their
horse. and attending themselves as far as
possible. The country is admirably adapted
60 this sort If thing, and all who attend
ma" cNpcct liberal and courteous treatment
:es wet! rs far play from the Association.
II the spring meeting prove anything OF
suc>es, there viii be a fall meeting given
on :, much larger scale. The handful OF
gentlemen who nave got the affair up are
desc. yin. OF reward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-17

Mafrimoniai.-M has taken n
fresh start and is on the increase IN TINS
city. judging from the number OF marriage
licenses issued Ivy the Clerk OF the Hastings
Court yesterday, which were nearly as
many as were granted during the whoic
month OF March.