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TOWN COUNCIL.
AbheyiIle. Jan. 4th 1879.

At a regular meeting of the
Town Council held this day. were
present : Lastie Broussard, May
or pro tenn, Solomon Wise and
Jean Boyance.
Absent : Leonce Perret, Mayor
and Jean Abadie.
On motion Of Mr.. Wise, W. B.
White was appointed Secretary
pro. TEN.
Reading OF the minutes Of the
previous meetings was dispensed.
MI. F. B. patten presented his
resignation as follows a.
To the Mayor and Town Council Of Alb.
beville,
You will please accept this my resigna
ton as yonr Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan. 4th 1879.
(Signed) F. B. PAr7EN.
Which resignation was accepted
by the Council.
On motion of Mr. Wise, W. B.
White was elected Secretary and
Treasurer for the unexpired term
Of F. B, Patten resigned ; he be.
ing required to give the usual
bond within the prescribed delay.
On motion Of Mr.. Boyance. the
Mayor pro tenn, was authorized to
appoint a committee Of two, to set
tie with F. B. Patten, ex.Secretary
and Treasurer : he the Mayor pro
TEN to be one of said committee.
The Mayor pro tenn appointed
S. Wise to serve on said commit.
tee with himself.
On motion it was resolved that
the Corporation Attorney be, and
he is hereby authorized to compro-
mise the suit of the Town of Alb
beville against Victor Guidry,
upon his paying ten dollars on the
principal judgment, and costs Of
suit /; said amount to be paid be-.
tween this and the st of April
1879 ; said Guidry being present
and consenting thereto. The
Attorney is also empowered to
compromise the suits Of the Town
Of Abbeyille against Marceliue
Bethancourt and Joseph Primeaux
within the same time given to Mr..
Guidry, and on the same ccndi.
tons.
On motion Of Mr.. Wise, it was
resolved that the licenses for the
year 1879 be fixed at the same
rate as for the previous years, and
further that outstanding impress.
cribed corporation warrants be
received in payment of one-haH of
each license. !,
On motion of Mr.. Broussard, it
was resolved that the license on
drays be, and the same is hereby
abolished. |,
On motion, the Council adjourn.
ed to the next regular meeting.
LAsTIE BRoUssARD,
Mayor Pro Tenn. /,
3. WHITE Secretary.
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that he is more than ever prepared to meet their wants in his line Of
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
LOCAL MATTERS.

VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoAOLoG-
1C1L SUCIETY.-This association, which
once had regular monthly meetings. seems
OF late to have been neglected by its MEN,
berg. We hear Of no meetings and no con-
ference or interchange OF views amongst
those who compose it. At one time the
Grange idea seemed to take possession OF
some who belonged to this association, but
that order appears now to excite but little
interest amongst the farmers hereabouts,
and we should think that the HortfculturaI
aud PomoIogical Society might be revived
with great advantage to its members. When
it was In the full tide OF Its prosperity the
weekly discussions Of live subjects were OF
exceeding interest, andwere eagerly sought
after by the newspapers, their only means
OF communication With the public. Now
that the Virginia State Agricultural Society
has monthly journal, no doubt Colo
mel Knight, the editor, would be very
willing to give them few pages each
month, az the Views OF practical men on live
subjects are always OF interest to others in
like occupations, and they might be made
toform an interesting feature OF his Journal.
No doubt, too, arrangements could be made
for the horticultural and Pomological So
ciety to have charge. in the ensuing exhibi-
tion, Of articles pertaining to their line; and
IL lively competition could be brought
about amongst its members theirs might be
made 4 very interesting -portsonof tue Fair.
For the good that it can do we should
like to see this Society take on more active
existence and show that there is .Fllfe in the
old land" yet. Mr.. Ellis P. Hodgson,
whose interesting letter was published in
this paper last week. is member OF the
Executive Committee OF this Society.
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The SUNDAY LAw-ADDRESs OF THE EX-
ECUTIvE COMMITTEE OF THE CITIZENS AssO-
CIATIoN.-The Executive Committee OF the
I" Citizens Association" organized on the
oath Of June at Sanger Halle, have pre-
pared an address to the public, which sets
forth the purpose Of the Association to Pc
tItion the General Assembly next winter
for such a modification OF the proviso OF
the Sunday law as will secure to the cities
OF the Commonwealth The self-goyernment
in this matter, intended by the Legislature
Of 1874, which enacted the law. The adj
dress reviews the action OF the Legislature
on this subject, and states that the obvious
intention to exclude Richmond and other
cities from the operation OF the law was
frustrated by the judicial construction OF
the city ordinance in conjunction with the
statute. 1t cannot he foresccn what rcgu-
latlons may be adopted by the City Council
il the sef-goyernmcnt OF the city be ac-
corded by the Legislature, but the address
expresses faith in the conservatism OF the
people and wisdom OF the Council, beiev-
lug that such regulations will be adopted
|as will represent the will Of the people. If
any justification were needed for this or
saniZation it is found in the fact that kin
dred organization for opening museums,
libraries, and gardens exists in England,
with the Earl OF Roseberry rs president,
Dean Stanley, the Duke of Westminster,
Rev. Dr.. Capel, and other distinguished
phianthropists, as vice presidents. The ad-
dress disclaims any participation In the
Conservative primary election, but hopes
that the candidates chosen may entertain
opinions in harmony with the views pre-
sentcd in he address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Personal AND BRIEFS.-Rev. Dr.. Hoge
and Bishop Doggett having been announced
to- speak at meeting at Chesterfield Court
house on Wednesday next, to prevent the
disappointment of their friends who might
attend, it, Is proper to state that they will
not be present on the occasion.
The excursion train to Staunton Saturday
night carried away large number OF per.
sons, who spent Sunday in the mountains.
Captain Nelson, OF the pungy-yacht Miles,
now lying at Rockets, was so much pleased
with his cruise with the Old Dominion
Fishing and Yacht-Club that he announces
his willingness to take out any other club OF
party. ... .. .- -r.'E
Messrs. Manly B. Ramos and Walter D.
Moses have formed q co-partnersbip for the
purpose of conducting the music business
ut No. Oh Main street. =
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say it is a le." We next saw No. 2. and
he, after hearing US. said: "'If they drive
YOU off OF my corner, my house is open to
you-go all over IT.; sit in my front porch.
or anywhere eIse you please on my prem
ises, rs you have always acted as gentle
men around my house." Now, gentlemen,
what must we do2 Can we by law be
made to pay taxes !? Does not the law pro-
vide for three standing on corners twenty
minutes? l..,.r.- (
- 1t is the reverse up here. Police stand
around twenty minutes waiting for rough
to put in bis appearance. Can the police
enforce laws Only amongst one crowd OF
boys in Richmond, and that crowd Us?
Respectfully.
.!cYoUNG MEN OF THE WEST END.
I'VE let these young men make known
their grievances. They will doubtless find
sympathizers, and feel better, too. But we
suppose there Is another side to the case.]
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A BEAUTIFUL Saturday
evening about O'Clock a curious and beau.
tiful phenomenon was visible IN the eastern
sky. The planet Jupiter had risen few
degrees, veiled by thin layer OF clouds.
His light, reiractcd through the watery me-
dunn, was OF reddish hue, and the planet
was magnfed to many times its usual appa-
rent size. Down below the central point
OF light there appeared in the clouds Il
shimmering light, which was true refec,
ton upon the coud-surfuce. 1t was rs il
the heavenly body had been light on the
surface OF sheet Of water which reflected
its rays. The shimmery reflection extend
cd downward towards the horizon over q
space OF some two or three degrees. This
strange sight lasted only about fifteen min
utes, when the movements OF the clouds
bid both planet and its reflection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25
PEPslA, AND SICK HEADACHE.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Pain in the right side under the edG6 OF me RIOS,
Increases on pressure; sometimes the pain Is In the
eft sde the patient is rarely able to lie Oh the left
side; sometimes the pain Is felt under the shoulder
blade, and IL frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder and Is sometimes mistaken for rheuna-
tism in the arm. The stomach Is affected with loss
n annette aud sickness; the bowels In general are
eostiye sometimes alternative with lax the head Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There Is generally u
considerable loss of memory, accompanied with
painful sensation of having left undonc something
which ought to have been done. A slgnt, dry cough
Is sometimes an attendant. The patient complains
OF WEAKNESS ard debility he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he complains OF Il
prlckly sensation Of the skin; his spirits low
and although he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up
fortude enough to try it. 10 fact, he dstrusts every
remedy. Several Of the above symptoms attend the
disease, but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination of the body after
death has shown the LIVER to have beer extensive
Iy deranged. -..s....i.
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Chicken Thieucs,-Scvrral nights ago the
hen.bulise OF Dir. william Kidd, on Mc.
Donou;h street between Eleventh and
Twelfth, was entered by thieves, who sue
cecded in carryinS OFT Il number OF very
fine fowls. Last fall our citizens suffered
q eatly from the derrcdalions OF this class
OF thieves. and special policemen were ap'
pointed. 1t seems, however, that they have
commenced earlier this year as compared
with last. Several other persons have been
visited already by them during the last few
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

POLICE COURT, SATURDAT-Actinq Police
Justice John j. CrutchfeLd presiding. The
following cases were disposed of:
Alice and Willis Hill (both colored), dis
orderly conduct, were tined 50 each.
Hartman Harris (colored). charged with
stealing one brass raiIroad-box from the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
The case was continued till Tuesday.
James Thomas (colorcdD was fined 50 for
being disorderly and trcspassiug on the
premises Of the Theatre.
Maria johnson (colored), q supposed luna
tic, was committed to Jail to be examined
by commission Of lunacy.
Rufin johnson (colored) was given thirty
lashcs for stealing lot Of cabbage from j.
+, Meredith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Brief NemS.-Thc Cattle Association oil
this city and vicinity are making arrange.
ments looking to the erection OF a fence on
the line OF the Petersburg road from Hui
street to Hopkns's farm, about Il mile dis.
tant.
The first elevator in this city is now being
erected by Messrs. Nunraly Il Sons, in
their large new store on Eighth and Hull
streets.
A quantity OF dirt is being taken from
the lot on the corner Of Tenth and Decatur
streets, 10 be used in repairing the break in
the canal near the Manchester cOrn-mill.
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RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1870

RICHMOND, VA, August %, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Again | beg space in
your paper for the benefit OF the public,
and especially our country friends OF the
bIood.scarred counties OF Hanover and
Henrico, who have to enter the city by
way OF Eighteenth street, which is almost
always worse than our cou3ty roads. At
the intersection OF Eighteenth and Clay
streets, just below the tagging which
crosses Eighteenth, the earth has been
washed away and leaves terrible place to
drive over, even for empty vehicles Should
4 loaded one pass along bri>kly, dare say
it will he broken. 1t is disgrace for "the
city on the noble Jecms" " to have such a
street at any time, but particularly now,
when 50 much country produce is coming in.
1t does seem that the city officials, whomso-
ever it falls Upon, might do less grading and
cutting property to pieces, where they have
caused so much complaint, and cxpend
some OF the city funds in making smooth
the path OF the hard.tistcd farmer, who, ai.
ter all, keeps your beautiful city machinery
moving. With city paper above par it car
be done. Most respectfully,
GEORGE WATT, Jr.,
IIenrico county, Va.
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Down THE JAMES BY MooNLIGBT.-On
Monday night, September 1st, Richmond
Division, No. 4, Uniform Rauk knights OF
Pythias. will make an excursion down
james river in full recalia, accompanied by
Trinity Division Knights OF Pythas OF Pc
tersburg. 4 band OF music viii accom-
pany the party, and a pleasant time is an
ticipated. The boat will leave her wharf at
Il O'Clock, and on her return the street
cars will be in readiness to convey the eX-
cursionists up town. "
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WYNAN.-Wymap, tue magician, the 10
yorlte Of all the boys and girls OF Richmond.
and kindly remembered by many OF The
grown folks too, will commence an engage
meut at the Theatre tomorrow night, and
exhibit his hanky.panky tricks, anhldeX-
trous feats, and other amusing perform
ances. Now for crowded houses.
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MASCHEESTER AND VICINITY.

4 Fail Bench. h.-S,turday morning. at the
Mavor's Court, an Interesting civil case
came up for trial before bench OF three
magistrates, consisting Of Justices Gentry,
Perdur, and Foster, from the FIRST, Sc
cond, and Third Wards respectively. The
case was Jones rs. Green, aud related to a
garnishec served upon The latter. After
hearing argument on each side. Justice
Perdue delivered the unanimous opinion oi
the Court, which was in favor OF Jones
This is the first time three magistrates have
presided at one time on a case here for G
long time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

WEST POINT TTo-DAY.-Myrtle Lodge, No.
25, Knights Of Pstbias, will make an excur,
sion to West Point at 1880 O'Clock this
morning. accompanied by music, &c. !,
There wi Il be stage at the corner OF Pine
and China streets to take excursionists to the
York-River depot, and the street-cars will
run early and late at night in order TO ac-
commodate the eXcursionists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

Musical Director Appointtd.-Aiter the
musicale at Beethoven Hall Friday night
the Board OF Governors met and appointed
DR.. Bartkowski, of Richmond, musical di-
rector. The Board also decided to have
weekly muSiCdLeS after the 1st Of Scptcm-
Der instead OF Semi-monhly. Under the
leadership OF the new director no doubt
there will be Il fresh impetus given to the
oroaniZatiOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-25

RECREATION FOR STEAMSHIP CLERKs.-To-
morrow evening at u o'clock the clerks Of
the Philadelphia Steamship Company will
make an excursion down tue river as far as
Dutch Gap and return. A band OF music
will accompany the party. Refreshments
will be served at city prices, and no intoxi-
cntine liquors will be sold. st@