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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-06-22
vete Taken.

Ia cut from the Estate Journal, spring
seld. m. the following: Among the &c. !,
and disabled, ballot taken IN person. ~nu
by proxy, resulted in form y n sn.n..o''
vote in favor of Warner caie nen'sus
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MEXICO.


CrrY OF MEXICO, June 81. Elections tor
Governor in the various States are proceed
ing with great regularity and without disor-
der.
Commercial.
Foreign commerce has largely increased in
the last three months, greatly relieving the
National treasury.
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A. o. q. w.
A Lodge of the Ancient Order Of United
Workmen was organized in Hallowell. Sat-
urday evening, June 10Th, by Granville Cash.
Deputy Grand Master Workman. and the
following officers elected and installed;
f. G. Whitcomb, Z. NJ w.
W. s. Thompson, NJ. H., M. w.
Reuel X. Mariner, Foreman
George A. Francis, Overseer'
William Crush, Necoruer'
Deforest Thompson, tlnancier'
Sllas ID. Sherman, Receiver.
George w. Clark, IuiMe'
George F. Harvey, l. ", w
James II. Brann, -. "
w. s. Thompson. NJ. d., M. e.;
This Order paws $1,000 to the families OF de-
ceased brethren which is accumulated by an
assessment of one dollar on each member
when there is less than two thousand dollars
in the treasury. 1t is the Oldest anu s''o"s
est order of ,he kind in the world. :.
G. ID. NJ.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-16

~ have just fsmttpl from iI,e tuI,I
l11hAts \ nOpy VI HuiyLfs Jrmpis,
4rartl MarDL NY riarfa Int,nt. .IiiI
UtHuflfui photographic tvfifnli ii
N Vincent LviIll,url:Ilufliun, MI
Eminent NfnId Commander, nu,l
four flu yte~s II tn principal s,stil
NJ thu fatHnt uu1tsiHsu. VIZ IT.
KlIUNtupiita1i 10 tIp IHhn ffpIu.
The CUiUveiltIs. I,flIl. III. I'fuprsr
lon Passing isttsIa md Dlpllasil
9lfeHts, TIN f'UuupIlM treIlas III,
Wabash AvA0W. Milking II, 4Jnrn1t
souvenir N III greatest meeting ~
MasDiis 1vef iiniJ Iii AMnri.u HpDi
" my address J,y4 ju.i,I. III fruniDi
NJ ~ uettix, ~ u, iIstttAtltJH
SONS, MuaIe pILll hers, TI,Itun,,,
Catalogue III 1HanIt IIr,s,dunJ
Musical IUIIIruiipti4 uiHlitJ ft.n ~
my udtif
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-16

Republican itpInHsrin
fuii yeats. 4isG. lvl III
THIS uUfk In which ii,usu lipufna
isfe FUND vAs ndsrItised nnd eultl.
iiNnded ~ Daaavn 4. Hiullll, ~ ilta
Thur ~ o1s which es.iy p.tsea
shOs.ld own. alli study. W. ought
~ linyn Included than ilsui.s Ia tilp
premium list VI illa ani,liy Tor thus ~
rytsla law KDt fileta before tie
peVpIs NhI.l, o.i nel1l,bpt commend
u very highly. lps'fhaps III llvpps u
making 4 profit ob The saIu " iho
book MI nliiell very few could Lots
~ obtain through, tin Lyvk Ii4alf.
The f,Ity at,I figures w. I'LL give
from Ills lltnnI,HH disfresses hin, 20
severely, TINT ~ fejylua Lla pain IL
not more poignant.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-16

u ". NeisOn publisher III eD.opafH'
tive HreeIlsnuk pApsfs 2ts. State NJ,
Chicago sai,ds ~ /, portrait IL ii4n
Weaver, ~ lItln Il lika,aa4 ~ lpsal
biz Tor 4 stn,l engraving 10 lunhe
Thu publishers vii fuInlst, sllpIt
u6t,y ~ my Individual uHdtnaa ltt,si
n.y. pull fDt ~ epilfa. All VIII, uur,
isnvfsl ille change should nsnII ill.n
selves q this opportunity IL utiuli il
CORRECT likeness VI llIls Rlnns apostle,
VI thu people.
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The dollar ~ the il,ney Irne,,a
liAs fAisad tile bohd- ~ Il iuf4n prem.
lutu, while II llHs placed farms md
t,fovefft ~ 4 lnf4H discount. Whlril
~ The p.rt,la must Interested lnf
I'sgDi<s ldrypHlf.
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UsA Year lbt hatNts,

het'fi tHaia n.y. NInn tlge rls,Ilt
M1Dltlaf HentfAI unH l,heAIitnI, It'll
l1nilef said 'i'l,ls ii yuIup ~ l,r /,
hal yenf TOT thu snluin,a H. uaa
flNhi, l,ui tstD viii IL Sill ugrsa.
IHea ULatyrfr,
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VI. Hai sIIiA HERD
Isfuiaps.sI ~ .i,l.e aulieas, nm ilull aud .a,


lriHdHAs
lIINAk fhlns laaasls ihA lirrugul nnaanIartl
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NHs illi laIn .gtlt,Ii htHA Htll rililal,5l, rirN
Vii ttnuii It'll ltaiu inlrstlsHs YltlIf Ktsr lhI
squsi IitHi lisiN III nh thalubl Ap.it.iuf,
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iJtHAAt ~ WV hsiniba, weighed lbs5la. lIus4
alta au fHaA ami Nhlls .llltpy t4,f NV lil.is
dominate Ibns nfiRiiailt III tiUiati. iiin VtsAs
iAi .Hsltk III liz Nult ltf biiilst and b#pl, ni
blsH tNsii hftH iluir tn mr. 4si snalA, Hsi,ti
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uitnll.,,i iiitlH III ttsai IsIf'tilutt, 1lue. az
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Ii irt,ataltia4 tlsfAtsit,A atn luusitLtalIs iile
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tattsst hifHNlta
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Three grvvHbark s0Mxrvs-meM fr0M iAe
Pine lire state.
muNau. Lam AMI AstDEnAV'
AuMELt ELECTED.
rlsislsd rreenbAelyf flseisd so,frHe'
b. ihe popular ,sip

Ain4uoitll II, spaffytl, Librarian
~ congress-, ii thorough Aylng lapuits
lleHl,, Md tlIs aatllsf u III tuaII
ualI llllliaIliai .llsI tlai.a.ity u f.sata, st,
iIsiieiI ilnainial aul political ais.4
tl,v tuinl s,in, lals.d ~ Local tasAt
llvn Iii tl,a thitAl staleH Ii, isgv nnI
IN ik7U III pnRn iO1 Il thu work tur
it1p ~ fpIlpns
Tninl tatns. Is7D. .1tu, f,sd .i,1i
IDlAl ttkas, lHttfi 49,. ft,Itt,Jtt
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Gunsrnithiinq

W iill ~ departments attended ~ IN
\ prompt nll satisfactory mnunfr,
uitlnfh hDll,liad lu both. hhup nn
!lnlli'n,l Hilpni, n,ronI hhup WnAi NJ
N'l'fln's livery statue, Grrhro, Iowa.
NIT M MAhTosyA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-09-16

W. t'hlfr uur*rlses that w rannni b.
fNiIlss W excellence ~ ugilli, ~,
laatunaltnese ~ Nrlnn W. inyise tha
latpia u delipinla r.tl anl tpIl,t. u HAr
In. al tkepltal sioux II tlasu vunds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

Mr.. REDFORD's BENETIT.-Mozart Hall
was crowded last night as never before, the
occasion being the benefit OF Mr.. John ID.
Redford and the performance Pinafore, by
the Richmond Amateur Company. Not
only was every seat on the main floor and
in the gallery taken, but the aisles, where
not crowded with extra chairs, were packed
with gentlemen standing. Such an 0utpour-
ing OF good people was a testimonial to Mr.
Redford to be even more highly valued than
the splendid purse contributed. Having
been generous in the use OF his voice wher-
ever charity called or good could be done,
the people took delight in showing him
their hearty appreciation.
The company, inspired by the grand au-
dience, acted and sang frst-rate. Their
efforts throughout have been credtable not
less to the city than to themselves, and il we
are to see no more Of them in Pinafore, the
whole community will be rejoiced TO have
them reappear in some other opera.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

SECOND WEEK OF PRAYER AT ASSOCIATION
HALL.-Y esterday evening the meeting al
Association Hail was conducted by Rev.
DR.. Mcdonald, who made Il very effective
address on Faith in God and its Influence on
Prayer.
The exercises were further participated
in by Rev. Dr. Martin Of Danvlle, Rev.
Mr.. Wright, Rev. J. William Jones, and
Mr.. WoOdson, who earnestly made the
point that prayer should be accompanied
by special effort.
Special prayer was asked for young men
away from home, and for young man in
the congregation.
The large congregation present seemed
very much interested in the exercises.
The meeting this evening will be con-
ducted-from ) to o'clOck-by Rev. j. u.
Tyler.
The President asked that requests for
special prayers be left on the table near the
door or sent TO bin.
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Clay.street school, and prayer by Rev. J.J

Clay.street school, and prayer by Rev. J.J.
Dirdep.
Rev. A. G. Brown, pastor Of the church,
made very gratifying report OF the condi.
| tion of the school. He said that the school
Is increasing in numbers and efficiency.
| The classes are well organized. and the Of.
fcers and teachers prompt 10 attending to
their duties. They have au excellent libra
ry, large Bible class, and a very large and
interesting infant class.
The following very interesting exercises
were then introduced First, recitation Of
the beautiful hymn. "Jesus. l My Cross
Have Taken," by Misses Virginia Cham.
berlayne, Fannie Henry, and Mana Doug
lass, OF Clay-Street schools second, Long
fellows "Psalm Of Life" by Asa johnson,
Of the same school; third, "Tuscarora "
and "Tbe Polish Boy" by Johnnie and
Jennie Wies, Of Laurel.Street school. The
recitaions were elegantly rendered, greatly
TO the pleasure OF the congregation. These
exercises were interspersed with fine sing
ing by Clay-Street school, including beau
tiful solo.
Rev. w. c. Walden, OF Union.Station
Methodist church, then closed the exercises
with stirring address-subject. "The
Sunday School as Field for Usefulness"
He said that while it was very important
that both mind and body should be pro-
perly developed, 1t was OF the first impor-
tance to train the soul for God and Heaven.
He called attention to the many encourage
menls to Sunday.school teaching, and urged
the teachers 10 persevere in this great and
good work.
The following is summary OF superln-
tendents' reports for the month Of Deem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

JEFFERSON MATINEE, WEDNEsDAY.-The
sale OF seats for Mr.. JefiersOn's entertain
ment at the Theatre on Wednesday night
commenced yesterday morning, and before
IL o'clock every reserved seat had been dis
posed OF. Many Of the old play-goers went
away disappointed because OF their inabil.
ity to secure chairs. Manager Powell, how
ever, took in the situation at once, and de-
termned that all should be accommodated.
lie telegrapbed Mr.. Jefferson and prevailed
upon him to give matinee on Wednesday
afternoon. A special train will therefore
bring the renowned comedian and his CON-
pany to the city at an early hour Wednes-
day morning, and all who failed to procure
seats for the evenings performance will
have an opportunity Of seeing this famous
actor IN his great portrayal OF "Trip Van
Winkle," which has won for him fame and
reputation In Europe as well as America.
1t is almost needless to say that MIR. Jeher-
son will have as fine an audience at the matt.
nee as IL promised at night. The rush for
seats has been unprecedented, and Mr.. JET.
Ierson no doubt feels highly dattered ut tue
paid him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE CRY BANK
OF RlCHHoND.-The annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF this bank was held on yes
terday and the foliowing-named gentlemen
elected directors for the ensuing year: f..
b. Addison, j. W. Beyeridge, r. L. Blank.
ensblp, John Booker, J. d. Cardoza, John
n. Childrey. Edward Cohen, John b. Da-
Wis, James f. Gray, William j. Leake, vii.
liam IL. Palmer, o. F. Weisiger, and 4. c.
Wortham. At meeting OF the Board held
Edward Cohen was elected
president and William r. Trigg cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

The OAkw0oD GRAVE R0BBERIEs. Com.
monwealth's Attorney Wise yesterday called
the attention OF the grand fury OF the
Hastings Court 10 the 0akwood grave
robberies. He stated that the matter hav.
Ing been brought to his notice through the
press, he deemed il bis duty to call the at.
tention OF the grand jury to It. A number
oil witnesses have been ordered 10 be sum.
moned before the grand jury, which meets
again tomorrow, and 1t IL probable that
several indictments will be presented at this
term OF the court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

PERSONAL-BRIEFS.- Mr.. Pollock is not a
member OF the Committee on Cemeteries.
We intended to write Mr.. Pierce's name in
stead We beg pardon OF both gentlemen.
Accidents will happen sometimes.
Mr.. p. B. Hoge, OF this city, has accepted
a position as correspondent and accountant
in fertiIizing house in Baltimore, and
leaves here to enter Immediately upon the
duties OF his position.
Mount Erin Lodge, Knights OF Honor,
meet tonight for the first time in their new
hall, corner Williamsburg avenue and Or
leans street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

NO MORE RHEUMATIsM t-Tbfre can he now no
excuse for suffering the pings OF rheumatism. The
cru,ch business is becoming fast played out amongst
old stagers, and acute and lnft,mmatory cases Of
the worst sort are easily aud quickly cured since the
introduction OF Dr. HHRNDOS's GYPsY's GIFT
which any dIuggist cau sunpIy
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Adjourned.

ukATH or An OLD CITIzCN.-Mr. William
nssbinan, wellknown citizen and mer-
tAotof Richmond, died on Sunday after.
n 'On al quarter to O'Clock, OF heart-dis-
9, t'in The siXiieth year Of his age. Mr..
th sanifian was born In HeiIlgep Studt. Ba-
var :, ana enigrated to this city in 1888 and
emit stked in business here, winch he sue
eess4 s1iy ei nducted and in mans er which
Iehe' Tea tbe highest credit upon him. He
was taan OF most smiable disposition, and
hsd Dc en- loRg and aavorably known here.
perlng sne war he was noted for bis kind
hospital ny TO Confederate soldiers. He
leayes wife and six children. He.was
hitnoer % .J@ferson GOdge, |. O. q. f.,
90 ana fast president OF Kmmon Lodge, No.
os' i.O. u. d. His funeral will take place
'omOfrow n orniDg at 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

CHANGE OF BAsR-hIr. HUGH b. RATES
who for number Of years past has been connected
with the houses of EllysOn & Yancey and j. A.
1ancey' has formed business connection with the
firm OF BAUGHMAN BROTHERS, No. 1917 Main
street, where he viii be pleased 10 see his friends
and patrons. With the facilities afforded at his
present location. he feels confident Of Civ ing his
customers entire satisfaction in all respects. He
would earnestly request those who have dealt with
him In former years 10 give him call before laying
In their stocks or Stationery. Books, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

CARPETS can be had at LEVY BROTHERS To-
DAY at LEES money than the manufacturers will sci
them for. There has been an advance OF 40 pei
cent. in the prices or Carpets. LEVY BROTHERS
continue to sell them at old prices. They also Offer
a large stock OF DRUGGETs, CRUMB.CLorHs
RUGS, and MATS very cheap. A small lot of MAT.
TING at last seasons price.
Remember the CLoAKs, DoLMAss, aud CIRCU.
LARS are now being sold at aud below cost, aud
that BLANKETS can be had very cheap at LEVY
RROrUERs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

,,7usR YESTERDAY was clear and
,i.as,, lnS during part Of the day. In the az.
ptAs."' /, clonded up, and at night cold
ra,,b y, wind and rain set in.
rgr-royyrEx YESrenn.v a ~, os :
*. noon, 70; I. NJ, II; T..
81; midnight. AZ.
Nan temperature. 5St.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ROBERT b. LYME, r. NJ, commissioner ale
Of . tract Of land 10 Hanover county three
miles south of Beaver Dam depot.
J. X. HOCKADAY. IL A. NJ, at No. 1883 east
Main street, plumbers, timer, and gas-htter's
OUTFIT
JOHN N. GODDIN. p. two framed houses ia
shocks alley near Brook avenue.
mo. K. LAUGHTON, JR., g T.. NJ, at store No.
sos Main street, Eentkmen's, ladies', and chill
dren'p shoes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

A MIXED JURY WANTED.-Henry Ded-
man (coiored), who is to he tried at this
term OF the HenTicO County Court for burg
larry, will apply to the judge Of that court
to-day, through his counsel, asking for a
mixed jury to try his case. lie has already
been tried twice for this crime, and was
convicted both times. The Court set aside
the verdict in the first instance. An az
peal was taken in the second trial, and
another hearing was granted by higher
rnIIrf-
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CHURCH NOTES.
A Deaf Mute Admitted to the Order Of
Dcacons I'm the Episcopal Church.

SOLEMN AND INTERESTING SERVICES AT
ST. PAUL's CHURcH-MR. JOB TURNER
ORDAINED DEACoN-THE WONDERS AND
BEAUTIES OF THE sfGN-LANGUAGE-sER-
VICE FOR DEAF MUTEs At THE MoNU-
MENTAL NDAY-sCHOOL
MEETINGs-ADDITIONs IN THE BAPTIST
AND METHODIST CHURCHES, &c.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13
urATHER REPORT.

,.,c,r,oSs FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid
lNplSA,i, lNpliS.u,,c states. rising barometer, north
de A.~.", u~r,b hives, winds, colder, cloudy
eaH y 70 VIII with rain or snow, possibly clear
Ing cav sSsS tbe south Atlsutic States, soutberiy
70, ~, ,,"n,ronorarily shifting TO cooler north
"inus, r,sing barometer, cloudy weather.
a ana "ers ""ec,.iouaI rain, followed by warmer
.',,therlv winds.
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VOL. LVlI.
OYSTERS AND BLOOD.
Two citizens OF Lancaster Killed by
Invading Oystermcn.

PARTICULARS ABOUT THE AFFAIR, To-
GETHER WITH VARIOUS ITEMS OF IN
TEREsT FROM THE CAPIToL-MR. WICK
HAMS SPEECH NOMINATING JUDGEREDD,
OF HANovER-C0L NEWMAN AS A
LAwyER-sCHOoL SUPERINTENDENTs-
PERsoNAI.-READJUsT CAUCUS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

HUsTINGs CoURT.-The grand jury re-
turned the following indictments for felony
with true bills: William Jackson, for house
breaking and larceny; Robert James, burg
larry; James Hicks. shooting Lewis Robin
SON Alexander II. Elliott and Charles
Fuch, grand larceny.
The g.and jury adjourned until Wednes-
day next.
James Hicks, for shooting out the right
eye OF Lewis Robinson on Christmas-eye,
was tried and sent to Jail for eight months,
and fined S25 and costs. Hicks halls from
Mecklenburg county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

HENaICo COUNTY COURT.-Ths court was
in session yesterday, and adjourned with
out transacting any business Of special i'm
portance. Itgill convene this morning, at
which time the Judge will render bis deci-
eion in relation 10 the proposed county
poorhouse. The Board Of Supervisors at
their last meeting contracted TO purchase
fifty acres Of l,nd OF the "High Meadow" "
estate at 500 per acre as a site for the poor
house. This action Of the supervisors must
be ratified by the Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Gesang-
Verein Virginia the following directors
were elected for the ensuing term OF twelve
months !: Charles l.. Siegel, Henry Wenzel,
+. Ebel, William II. Zimmerman, and T.
Keppler.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

OAKwOoD ROBBERIEs.-" A Citizen - sent
the local department OF this paper a com.
munlcation yesterday on the subject OF
the grave.robberies in Oakwo0d; but
omitted the most important adjunct-the
name OF the writer or author. When that
Is received the communication may be pub.
lished
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

uI,,H DEATH oF TlE MAYOR OF AsHLAXD.-gr.
~ haamG. Patne, Mayor OF Ashland, died at
t a's iesioehce, IL that town, yesterday morg-
M aag, 10 tbe slxty~third year cS his age. Mr..
= nne prior 10 the war was a member OF
's hfln Of Kent. Paine d Co, one of the
ssagesl wholesale dry-goods houses in the
LIouah, Ia lie was a member OF the Ambu-
, ,ans COMMITTEE during The way. and gave
- Jaoo oi his time and means in rendering
saIss sd ssiu comfort 10 the disabled Confederate
sSl sSiusss. lie has resided In Ashland since
~ e wa wa. when that town was Incorporated
-, "ss e'ected Mayor. The funeral will
,a, pace at Ashland to-day, and his
,sma'ns ,'in All be brought 10 this CITY. They
vi MN asiiye at Elba Station at II .aO and viii
W "ken ffein there to the cemetery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

POLICE CoURT.-At the Police Court yes
terday the following cases were disposed Of
by Justice White:
G.. b. Gardner, threatening to shoot Myers
Samuel and Preston Brooks. Fined s..
William johnson, for assaulting and beat
ing John Coleman. Sent to Jail for thirty
days.
GILES Brown (colored), for creating dis
turbance on the premises OF William Camp.
Fined $3.50.
Samuel johnson (eolOred), for abusing
Mary Thompson (colored). Both were re-
quired to pay the costs between them.
William Nichols, for unlawfully stealing
one lot OF meat, valued at 80 cents, from F.
Csstleburg. Sent to Jail for twenty-four
hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13


The next meeting will be held at Park
Place church the second Sunday in Febru-
ary.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-sCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist Sunday-SchOol Association
met with the Second Baptist Church school
on Sunday afternoon-J. b. Winston presi-
dent, and J. BoOton Hill secretary.
The monthly reports showed the follow
ing:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

orso sSDDts DEtJH.-Lucy Randolph. a col.
AVG avg woman sixty years Of AGE. was ,annd
Spndsy e, ,"a., room, AZ No. 703 Third street,
,sn ,y"usy morning. She was seen alive about
unknown. ' Ane cause
deswonef Taylor viewed the body and
wss ny nv ~ Inquest unnecessary. Her destb
from besrt.dlsease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13
376 2742 $l9 3s s1s9 AZ

Mr. Frayser introduced Mr.. Holt, OF New
York. president OF the Children's Aid Socl-
ETY., who made interesting remarks. encour-
aging teachers and children in the work.
The singing OF the occasiOs, furnished by
the Second Church school choir, was fully
up to its high standard, and added much to
the ENJOYMENT OF the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

W. ID. BLAIR Il Co. not only have the nnes
Liquors OF all kinds, but their stock Of Raisins
Ci'ron, Almonds, Currants, and An Christmas goods
are unsurpassed In the city. They have just re-
ceived a fine LOT of Virginia Hams three years old
You hud their prices very low, aud Tire quality OF
their goods always tie best. 100 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

A PRESENT TO THE FIBE DEPARTMENT
Captain G. w. Taylor Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department.. has received from
Charles II. Curtis, Esq, Of The American
Fire Hose Company, Chelsea. Mass.. one OF
their patent play.pipe which the company
presents for use 10 our Fire Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13
local MATTERS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

r,.rv ygET OF CITY PROPERTY TO BE
la,D-rTS ANCE-THE RIVER IMPROVE
vrIr-gr-SlNESS FROM THE LOWER
BRANCH, &C, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

THE MOST PALATABLE WAY 20 take Cod-I liver
oil Is IN emulsion. Use PURCELL, LADp & co.'s,
combined with hypOphosphites Of lime and soda.
Price, 50c For sale by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-13

COUGHS. COLDS, AND CogsUIPTIos are often
cured by the timely use Of Cod Liver OF. Try the
Emulsion prepared by PURcELL, LADD Co.
Price, soc. For sale by all druggists,