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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

.,rpggax observation-disclosures g.. olrt '2.a' az
lO30a.m Calendar called sL Al .. n-NO% 81 10 ~ 30
2lG. p Z, 3l5. 81. 32O, 81. 49, go. ..,
Assessment Caiealar-Nos $50 Bjl. CO..
t4eSERA pfs.ai-A,lJurIcu until nec '.HlT 10 , -.
UIRcUIr--PAT AND Jifk AND IIllAA Ak ~r"us '0""'E
opens at 1880 q. ul.-Cii.hn DJsiie,s. ..r ,na
SUgHBUR COURI-GEAEAAL IAt.i-- AdIVuINou ""'' ~
LIST OF December -. IN a =,
CaBntlar called At al m.ield IN Part H. hooh-0u~'
calendar. ...,,, ,i,. arst
CoMNoN PLES-GRNEGAL raRM-A'Uournei unh tne ,Is'
Monday of December to- tEc par pose o. rendering ~
,fECiAL lERs-Larremore. J.-tOurt opens "1 Il 3" H.
NJ calen lar. - 9Th. .,-,
TRIAL TEGI-PAars l. and II-Aaonrnet lor ihs I'm ,rs
NAlINE COUEr-GRNERAL IEga-McAd am "A, tan Ill
Isaacs JJ.Hed In Room -. Old City Han '' ~
al = D. m-ApDeais from Orders No O.-Alhi"S"N -"
Muul. ,,t ,Jorruei
MARINE CcURT-TRIAL TERM PARTS aad lli-Au'ourH''
for the teftl p,,, .,,urr
PARr II-iawes. J.-IieId in Common Pleas Pat I-"'i'
opens at 10 - m-SOdav calenoar ,r. pa,rie act
SisslOSs-PARr Towing J.-ine Mi.
Michael MeNuy. Edward Gilmore john psTiSn' I'd.
JChl Thomas Kcnne ~, Gtorse E,,f.n
ward Murray Max Beyer, Peter Dunn Nng,Ten RoIerG
burglary james Si0by John nmlih Anne ,nt - lig1n
AeGnn Peter Delhany. nand larceny ~, Ion Jolu
John McQuetoa. John Riley, larceny I'VH 'u' P'''
II. Gynny. forgery. $500. nat wootlaef Her
nau schwarz Alexander Coon. pct laioh - inbu Ioha
receiving stolen goods John Center Nh'iHh 81 ''
Furnoss, John X oily. lottery. - ... ~ II m -
OYgR AAD rFRNiSEK Brady J-Court opens a. ~ ,I
me teepe Az Augustus d. Leighton, homicide (cohA1e@
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. LIN the Court OF Appears
to-day, present the Hon. Charles j. fo'Ser' u d. ~"
associates the following decisions were handed "o""
Canaiay ag,. Zimmerman agt Erhafut WrIght;
Renrdct; Hairs agt Tuuibndgs Kingdom AK w 80
Gotend0i AIT Godscnmdl Callmeyer agI IVY s,osn
OF Nts,S-York; Mooey agt the Grand Sutet ana 'V"'
Rslrna1 Company udy nens affirmed win Goals Ao,,s,
The 81 Nicholas Insurance Company sgI the 80,
,,tvai rlr and MaIine Insurance Company; Ciara 9S
Meclnn-Judgment reversed new tilal gtaitea WIN
co SIS t. abide me event.. x,., xo,.,sed ard
H0rae agt OF New rse % ,,y.
demurrer overTuea with leave 10 defendant 10 ~
OF costs. ..,-..oo, n,o,iael
Weaver agt Ely.-orler reversed aud ludgmsi a. 30
nv thercfom the additional ag"sis,
modified affirmed without costs 20 either parry III '"'
The following cases were argued ..,aa,t ay..
sary klzabeth Hall nupeaded etc. appellant Massnt
Lsek ,,owen Tor appellant and samuel Hand ot rsonu
No Ssl.-tieorso Il hudson. respondent AK, als for
swan and others appellants; argued Dy Johh Key ~
snn,ii ants and ~ Il Moas Tor respondent case O
Ye aay oaeniar for the Court Of Appeals Tor ~
Deeoaber =, 1885, n rs iol'oWs; No~ "o'' '0' ~
49, $50 $50, t3t.
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no,upy or THE SENATE COMMITTEE.

INQUIRY OF THE SENATE COMMIT lee
ruE MASAGxMENT OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CRITICIZED BY FORMER FMPLoYE- COMMITS
sIoNER CAMPBf&L ON THE WORK OF THE DE
pARrMENr or PUBLIC woRKs-THE MANAGEMENT
OF THE cHAmrEs-sTRcruREs UPON TIE PAIN
DEPARTMENT AND THE RrGisTERs OFFICE.
Testimony of much interest was given before the
Senate Committee on Cities yesterday Recommen-
da.ims respecting the MANAGEMENT OF the
Fire Department were made by person who was
connected with it for ten years; Commissioner Allan
Campbell defended his direction OF the Department
of Public Works. Mrs. Lowell, of the State Boafi
of Charities, expressed her opinion respecting the
charitable Institutions of the city. and Dwight H.
Olrstead, in behalf Of the West SIDE Association
rccommcnlyl the immediate reorganization OF the
Park Department. and made se' ere structures upon
the condition of the Registers once.
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SLIGHT PROTECTION FOR IN ASSAULT

A spelling bee" attended by colored peo-
Pile, took place Monday night at No lab "est fify-scc
and.st IN the rooms OF Albert Bowscr. plasterer.
Amo.u the spoilers was vjrginus Bryant, young
negro who was un successful In trying to spell Massa
chu,etts," and sat down amid laughter and sneers lie
left the house In a rage Tuesday evening Bowser me
Ryaut nj sixthave. and Fiftietht, and In bantering
tone inquired II he had learned how to spell Mnsachu
sets" Bryant few into violent PASSION ana after
.,ng several threats OF violenos, drsw knife from
his ,ocket and stabbed Bowser the left breast He
sheu make an attempt 10 esmpc, but vas pursued and
arresled when near hls home ut NO. $40 seyentheye
was aKen 10 the police station ~ Forty
- Ins womb ia dangerous. Al the ferksie Police
Can't yesferdsy Bryant was COMMITTED TO await ihe
res ait OF 10 gscr's iplariea
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THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITY OF A FOREMAN.

RESPONSIBILITY OF A FOHEMAN.
John NJ Jordan, boy 16 years old, on De-
tober g. 1873. secured employment n he printing Cfe
Of Jhe Independent feeder and IN the prc
He put at work at ang stood for few
minutes beside press that hal been stopped boc8usen
out Of order. After had been repaired the prcs
started very suddenly The young was startled
by the sudden rattle OF tho machinery aud Jumped back
ward Bc was standing upon stool, which was ovoi
turned and he thrown into another press thai
crushed biz An action brought against Henry
BoweD the proprietor Of The LdepeRdcHi 10 recover
dmages for tic loss OF the arm, which made u.ees
By the iijurics
There have been three trial.. IN tho las Of which
verdict Of 49, 600 for the plaintiff has been sustained
decision Of tue Superior Court. General Term, inst
handed down. There was douDie defence-the con-
ributory negligence n Jordan ard the negligence Of a
fellow workman. The last trial before judge g0oir
VINO charged tho jury that the duty OF Mcflarray the
foreman OF he presgroom, 10 select proper pcr-
sons, having ordinary skin IN tho business n
which tnev engaged. II he did rot du that
and the Jury resulted 40 the plaintiff from that cnusp
Murray was appointed ny lin - DO that thing anG It
WIS his duty - sc ec. proper aui competent ageniSv
The appeal ws5 based principally lOn this portion Ot
the ch rye. ii beng climsd that Nchufray ouy O
lelOw-wnrkman and dd not stand 30 JOrds tho rep
res sut tive Of sir Bowen. THO GrneFJ T-rm affirmed
the in lgment. Richard O'Gorman appeared for thu
plaintiff; Nash &c Holt for tho defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
MCRDERED BY 4 DRUNKEN HU6BAND.

FARMLAND, Ind, Nov. 30.-William Barres
who ali Day yesterday been drinkne and qusrreluF
with everyone be met. especially with his family. ~
evening TOOK up double barrelied shotgun and. while
his wife was sitting with her babe In her arms shot her
throurh he head killing Der instantly Ho was arrested
ND AIKEN 10 Winchester. he says the shot was acci
Ss,ta He casps near shooting her once before when
he Nss drunk. With The same weapon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-02
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The following ouS,
nss. flansactci by the supreme Court OF the o0'
states TO-DAY =, r,a,l
No 10 Jen " Bunting. plaintiff IN error All tns MT nm.
n, ssouera OF WAKE County, Dsm ssed VIVA '"'
der Rule -. - - ..a,,..,s act George n.
a,retnev ri all appea District OF Vomy ss
nt sa5tltrlnd by Mr. Nike l. W0os and a .n~ de.
Tor appelants no Argument on part Oh app"'''' S
aired 6y che Cenrt . ,, az, fanet smith.
Ns 81 Jesoph swift CT a., appellants asN 'a"s'
ado,iniNrat,1x. ETC.. argument cominencea
adourued until tom0rsvw Al pson.
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.hought as before stated, that the chalccs tavo,

thou9ht as before stated, That the chllccs tav0l
him.
The Temperance element IN Doiiigs dos not lake
an active part in this contest fhe fact is the
Temperance men are what dcDora!zii. TIA
ultra wing. led by Neal Dow and Joshua N,e. were
not sustained by the body Of the party ~ running
a separate candidate for Governor tIi3 year, and
they did harm in defeating the Republican GDy-
ernor. There is lack o. concert among them. and
this eicment IS not expected TO make dstincuys
appearance in the fight.
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w1sn1vG TO RELmQuIsn A REcELvnRsaIr

WISHING TO RELWQUT5H 4 RECEyERsHlP.
L. u. Laurence, the receiver of the AmeFi-
can Popular Lite Insurance M any. which became IN
solvent in the early part OF 1871 hos applied to tie
Supreme Court to be relieved OF his trust Justice
D3aohue Chambers yesterday app 3inred Charles II.
IN sell ref rcr take proofs rlc account Of tho
receiver. Mr. IL his petition 70 the Court says
that bis nom Jane 10 1877, q Jlnu ny -,
1879. have already been passed upon ana approved.
and nc row seeks 10 account i6r the emalung time.
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snoonendyke, "and you are al iignt.
10 How'm going TO turn II over = ye'eu
MIR. spoopendyke. "s'pose I'm going 10
carry around sieam.boler to turn me over
when I want the other end OF THIS lning
M? s,pose Pm going TO hire man 10 70
around with a griddespoon sud iurn me
over like flsp.jack. just to please shI' dod
gasted bathing suili Dye think woik Oh
lust take Il off and put II on the other
wav,, urged Mrs. spoopendyke, VINO began
to see her way clear.
Mr.. spoopendyke kicked the s'ructureu UP
to the ceiling. and plunged into II once
more. Thi. time it came out all righi, anu
"a he buttoned II up and surveyed b'msen
in The glass the clouds passed away ana ne
smiled.
~ like It," he remarked; "the color sur, ~,
me, and | think you have done very Wel'
nv dear; only" and he frowned slgnt'V'
:" wish YOU would mark the arms ana legs
40 can Distinguish one from The other OF
some day will present the startling spec
lacle OF a respectable elderly gentleman
hopping around the beach upside down.
That's ALL"
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ihout CITY Bonds.

Editors Dispatch: In io-day's issue you
notice the action OF the Council in refer
ence to Mr. Elicit, Of Monroe Ward, ana
the sale OF city bonds. Allow ne to sug-
gesf that sale OF city bonds Of Richmond be
made by sealed proposals after say one
weeks notice in some paper in the city.
This is the plan in New York, BALTIMORE,
and Philadelphia. 1t Is far better Than TO
sell At auction. The bids should be made
TO the Finance Committee, and opened at a
given hour by said committee in The pres
rncc OF the bidders. There should be no
commissions paid By The CITY, The Finance
Committee will accept or reject the bids.
and the City Auditor and Treasurer can
issue the bonds as the law requires. Mr..
Ellett'S is a proper move, and 1t is hoped
the Finance Committee viii give the paper
due cate and attention. MONROE WApD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

A PARIS LOCAL ITEM.-[From the Paris
GauloiS. Ito the good old times the
Bridge-New was The henderson, OF the cut
purses who profited Of that the starers
were occupeds at regarding the parades to
empty their pockets. To-day there Is no
more Of barracks at the Bridge-New, but
there are there always some starers and
some thieves, these here exploiting those
there. Thus yesterday night, during that
good provincial, Mr.. simon, regarded
with curiosity OF the height OF the bridge
the wagons which were manGuyring IN the
road. two individuals are approached them
selves of him. and, the one by the head. Inc
other by the feet, nave reversed him ana re-
moved from him his pocket-book containing
$50 francs. Afterwards they have taken the
flight
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Quite a number OF darkies, young and
old. were fishing down at Galveston
wharf recently, when boy OF about twelve
fell of. and would have met with wasery
yraye had it not been for the energy and
NJ essence of mind Of old Uncle Nose. After
the bow was safely landed, a by>tsnder
took occasion to praise old Nose for the he
roism he hid displayed. I" Is that boy your
son 2" asked the sympathetic spectator.
mo. boss: but he mout Jest as well a been.
He had all de bait in his pocket. y GGlreS-
ton Ne,cS.
Little Johnny went fishing last sunday
without consulting his parents. Next MORN
inc a neighbor's boy met him and asked {:
Did YOU catch anything yesterday z"
Not till | got home," was the sad re-
spOnse."
What General Grant did say. according
to the report in the Kansas City Times,
was: Il am not aware Of having COM
United one act or said one word intended to
and my standing in the political world"
.'Gentlemen," said an amateur farmer
| Just from the city, writing TO the chairman
OF an agricultural society, "put me down
on your list OF cattle for a cali."-PEck.
A correspondent wishes to know if the
Lay on, Macdull," was one Of Shaks-
peare's earlier poemS.-D0St0a Commercial
Bulletin.
Patti is Disguised with the GOODNESS OF her
French audiences. They don't show bali
as much Friendship to her as they used to-.
Nelc Orleans Picaylne.
Mr.. Daniel Dougherty, the "Silyer-
tongued orator. has bought cottage at
Long Branch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

INSTALLATION OF OFFICERs.-The follow
inc officers Of Schiller Lodge, No. l39, |. o.
O. T., were installed 10y ID. ID. &. NJ. A.
Beutel: j. u. Wittel. n. c.; j. NJ. Wer-
,heimer, V. g.; William Goetze, trcasu-
rer; Ph. Berghemer, secretary; A. Btutel,
chaplain.
The regular meeting of Aurora Lodge,
No. 116, /. o. o. F., which was held at tbeil
nall last night, was OF more than ordinary
interest by reason Of the very large attend
anee on the part of its own members and
representatives from sister lodges of this
city as well a the presence Of the Worthy
District Deputy Grand Master II. s. Nalen-
tine, who conducted the ceremonies Of in.
slalaliOn, assisted by those energetic broth
ers Il. w. Courtney, A. ID. Thurman. and
K. d. Chesterman. The following officers
were duly installed in regular form-viz. :
James y. Oliyer, noble grand; Samuel Ii.
Courell, Jr, vice grand; John j. Sullivan.
recording secretary; W. j. Mcdowell.
financial secretary: George ". Fuller, trea-
surer: John II. Rogers, chaplain; Christian
Vincent, junior past grand.
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The Primary Election I'm This Con-
ppesStOpRI District.

The undersigned. The Democratic Con.
greSsionsl Committee OF the Third district
OF Virginia, will cause the tickets to be
printed 10 be used in the primary election
on the 18th of July, 1880. Zach ticket VIII
conlain the names OF all OF the candidates
who have announced themselves 10 be voted
for ON that occasion. aud each voter will
erase the names from his ticket OF all OF the
candidates except the one Of bis choice
The tickets so printed will be sent TO the
county superintendent OF each county. and
to the city superintendent OF each city ID
the district.
All candidates to be voted for at the pri-
mary viii be expected 10 share the expense
of printing aud distributing the ticke's'
and will call upon the committee and settle
before the primary is held.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS,
X. III. CARDwELL,
john VI. HUDGIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

BLUES ENcAMPMENT At OLD POINT
The Blues excuI sion will START next Mon.
day for Old Point, and promises TO be a
success. Large numbers OF tickets have
been sold. The Blues will sell tickets for
the hotel as regular boarders or Camp tick
els-tbat is, sleep IN tents on comfortable
army cots and board at the hotel as regular
bOarders In all other respects and entitled
10 all privileges. Such trip is seldom Of
fered to the public at the very low rates Of
fered by the Blues, and any one can secure
the enjoyment Of sailing. fishing, surf-batb-
ing, music, moonlight strolls, dancing, &C.,
&C., at one bali Of the usual cost.
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SHE WAS SATIsFIED.-[From the Art
amateur. IA drag. driven by an elegant
lv-aitired lady, with a trim and neatly
dressed colored boy perched on The foot
mans seat behind, was passing through
the street, when it was espied by an old
negro woman. Dress de Lord she eX-
claimed, raising her hands as she spoke.
&" Dress De Lord | never 'spected TO see
dat. Wonder what dat cullud gemman
pays dat young white oman for driving
dat kerridgey I know'd it'd come, bnt !
never 'Specied TO lib to see 1t. Dis niggas
ready to 60 way now"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

Brief HemS.-Mr Colin McRae, Of Gal
weston. Texas, son Of DR.. \. :. McRae, OF
this city, has been appointed Inspector
General of First brigade Of volunteers OF
Texas, with rank As major. He is on Brig
adier.Geueral a. ;. RObertSOn'S staff.
some unlmportaut clses were disposed OF
at The MAYORS Court yesterday morning.
Several OF the leading ReSdi busters Of this
city attended the Convention yesterday as
delegates.
The Hastings Court has been painted
lately. It's appearance has been greatly en-
hancpd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

CuJMAC- AND BLACK-OAK BARh
,r,ce r,sh Tor any quantity Of WfLL-ClkfD
SIIHAC LEAVES, and for BLACk-uAh BAkh,
rossed or unrossed delivered AZ AM OF me uepos
M orr factories In Richmond or Pcier,burg Ah-
dress JOHN h' pr - $50
96l7 and 26I9 Main street Richmond, or 463
UolfugbrOok street, Petersburg, Va. " l-bm
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By Robert u. LYME.
Real Estate Agent aud AuciiOneer,
No.I2l2 Main street.

J,RUSTEE,S SALE OF A LOT OF
i LAND FRONTING FTFTY.TWO FEET On
THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY COR DDNEhl
>TREFTS, AND RUNNING BACK BEIWEtN
PAKALLEL LINES 1876 FEET TO AN ALLY
FIFTEEN FEET WIDE In execution 81 GER
= Ruck and wife 10 The undersigned As trustee. ana
ouIy recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court DEED
Book Il2 G. page 40, bring required 80 70 90 D, lhe
holder of the note secured thereby, default nav.
ing been made M the pay meut OF the same. ! ~
offer for sale, upon The rremises, on AItKDAl
pR6pFRTY above Described. The property VIII
he III viflod on the day OF sale, II desired.
TERMS The decd requires "ash IS 10 cost ahn eN :
s2GJ with al interest Nc. that NAV be due mere,
on: tut n e probable that more liberal Terms VIII
~ WILLIAM j. BAKER,
a.. p Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

FRANK }. SIMPSONS AUCTION SALES OF
real. ESTATE for next Chcsla rtcd Comfy Court
day. JULY II IN. 1850. 40 fue courthouse:
10 ACRES. Crump rs. FlOurBOy n ats. For ID.
~. l.. Pulliam. commissioner.
1913 ACRES. Bryant as. sophie Middleton Jones.
Mck.uuy and Mason, COMMISSIONER.
100 ACRES. K. II. Pichiord. For Meade Has
kins trustee.
2IO ACRES. Condry rs. Forsee. For Soulhall and
Miller, commissioners.
1897 ACRES. Finney cS. Wake. For b. II. Nash
commissioner.
POI ACRES. Hancock's executor rs. Hsucock's
heirs For AmOers, Hancock, and liashins
commissioners.
li3 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester rs. Thomas :. Terrell
George Mason, cOmmi siOncr.
40 ACRES. Lee l.. Lester rS. y. H. Jtc@son's adj
Illustrator George Mason. commissioner.
1l2 ACRES. j. a. Bruce'> admlnisiratrN ~. Bet
tie u. Gates et ais. McK.nny. Mason, Grego.
ry, and Pulam. commit siOnrrs.
$50 ACRES. Mary l.. LOckett. guardian. -. Mar
gdet Taylor. Janus A. Clarke. commits iouer
81 ACRES or LAND near Chester. For j. NJ
GREGORY, attorney.
27l ACRES. "BKTTlE DACE TRACT" GRECO
Ty. Cogbiil. and Taylor, commissioners.
900 ACRES Burnett aud wife rs. l.. II. CHS
hSirs. j. NJ. Gregory, commissioner.
FRANK j. SAMPSON,
je 2s,S0jy 2.5,7,0l2 Anciioneer.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

church Dedicated. The new African
Baprst church al Tomahawk, IN Chester
field county, has been dedicated, and ser
vices are held there seml-mont6ly. The
ded catory sermon was preached by Kew.
DR.. ID. b. Winiree, OF Manchester. The
church has a membership Of about 100. ana
has been named Nj. Sinai. Rev. W. L.
Burrll is pastor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

ELECTION OF OFFICEEs.-At the semi
annual meeting Of the Garrison Lyceum
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term President. II. Webster Da-
Wis: Vice -President. W. Leroy Vsndervall (;
Secretary. George Il. Washington; Assis.
tant Secretary, John Chiles; Treasurer,
James A. Chile- Librarian and Foreign
Business Manager. II. Clay Robinson ;
Critic, Lewis stewart; Chaplain, Scott c.
purWplt
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RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AND cHEerEAAK}

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEttkAhK}
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY 9, 1850.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 Z. VI. Leave Richmond daily EXCEPT sun
DAY.. connecting AZ West Point on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY. ana SAT-
URDAY with steamers FOR All and
iugs on the York river and fur Ba.u-
more.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS.
$50 A. Nj Leave Richmond daily leIcep, sun
1000 A. NJ. day., connecting at West Point with
steamers for balt.moi ON MONDAY,
Tuesday, W + ID y ESDAl,
THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY;
with steamers for New YORK on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud
FRIDAY; with steamers tor PrOyl-
dence aud Boston on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
1000 A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily leNcepl
Sundayh connecting at West Point
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT-
URDAI with steamers ron baLi-
more.
THROUGH RREIGHT TRAINS.
$3.50 T.. Ma Arrive at Richmond daily Except
500 4. M sunday. connecting al West Point
with steamers nom Baltimore, New
York, Prov dence, aud Hoston.
No transfer Of freight al Richmond 10 or from
southern points. Cars run through between Atlanta
and West Point.
Careful handling ana dispatch, with lowest rates,
guaranteed.
Tnrough BILLS OF lsdiug. with guaranteed rstes,
Issued 10 all northern aud western points.
For ~ formation, apply at odtce OF the company
Twenty third aud Dock streets, Richmond, Va.
oea II. L. DOUGLAS, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

A noted divine says: ." have been using DR..
TUFTS Pills the past three months for dyspepsia,
weak stomach, and nervousness. / never had auy-
thing TO do me so much good in The way Of medi.
cine. They are as g0OI a YOU represent them.
recommend them as tie best pin in existence, aud
all / can to acquaint others with their great
merits. They are a special blessing.
Rev. +. Il. OsGOOD. New York.
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Tur R.sr.EuL March GAME YEsTI

The BASEBALL MATCH GAME lEsTER-
pAY.-YeStcrday' game Of baseball be-
tween The Richmond and Capital City clubs
resulted in a victory for the home nine
after struggle of ten innings. The visit
ors had The game in their hands in The
ninth inning, but lost il by errors, and in
the tenth their iu-ield allowed the borne
nine to score four unearned runs. The
scnre was as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

For further Information apply Co y. n. LESTER,
Ticket Agent. so depot; A. W. GAEbER, Ticket
Agent. $50 Main street, or General Passenger
Agents office, Room Il, corner Bank aud Tenth
streets.
Train for points on Atlantic. Mississippi ans Ohio
railroad leaves daily o. 9.3O \. VI returning ar
Five, az $3.50 T.. ". Trans for North Carolina
points leave 80 llAO 4. VI aud OBS i. VI. dsily.
JOHN X. MACMLkUO.
General Passenger Agent.
&. L. HYDE. Passenger Agent. d. 5-eot3Ot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-08

one MoRE EXCURSION TO OLD PoINT AND
kORrOLK.-The Virginia Steamboat Com.
pany advertise that they will make an ex-
curslon TO Old Point and Norfolk next Sat.
urday night, July 10th, with their elegant
state. room steamer Louise, leaving at y T..
NJ, aud arriving here at 10 II. NJ. Sunday,
thus affording our citizens one more oppor-
tunity OF enjoying a suri-baih, &c.