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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-10

Our RESOURCES IN THE JAMEs-RIvER VAL
LEY.-We clip the following items from a
single No. OF a northern trade journal.
They indicate plainly why the world ought
10 have showing at the mineral riches OF
Virginia; and now that the railway up the
James Is settled upon, the enterprise these
items refer 10 will not be confined wholly TO
other regions and countries. II Richmond
does not advance under the development
this railway will bring about in theceountry
tributary to her. she ought to go down:
Seven machines In Pittsburgh, Pa, ri o.
Aaced last year over 1,O63, 345 kegs OF nails.
Twenty thousand tons OF steel rails have
been ordered in Westpbalia for the Ameri-
can market.
The rolling-mills Of Chicago now employ
ever q, 900 men, and are running night and
day.
Krupp's railmill, at Essen, Germany, is
full OF orders. and will not take any more
for delivery until after July, 1891.
There are at present in operation in the
vicinity OF st. Louis city eleven large fur.
naces rs against four only last year.
BesseRer steel rails were sold in England
IN 1878 ut $22 per ton. January 1. 1879, they
WtIc quotcu NJ Ftz pei iOH, duu now luclF
price Is so and the market Is rising.
English rail manufacturers IN the past
month received orders from this country
for not less than seventy hOusaBd tons Of
steel and twenty thousand tons Of iron rails.
In the csr-sbops 10 Philadelphia Will
mington, Harrisburg, and vicinity there are
at present upward OF i've thousand men at
work, receiving an average advance In
wages OF aboat 20 per cent. as compared
with 1878.
In eleven months OF 1879 Great Britain
sent us 23l ,0eb tons Of pig-iron against
$4,000 for the entire year 1878. and $4,000
tons OF railway-ison against 100 in 1878. OF
steel rails, during the same period, she sent
Us 81 900 tons agatnst 1886 in 1868.
New steelwoiks are 10 be erected in Chi
cago at a cost, including 70 acres Of land.
OF $2O00.000. The new establishment is to
be completed within a year. and will consist
OF foSr blast-fnrnaees, Bessemer convert.
ing works, and steel-raii mill. II will en-
pioy $500 men, consume $4,000 tons Of
ore per year, and turn out $4,000 tons of
rails.
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Tho r.ev,,..,ure elected last fall was The
wor., tina, virginia bss ever bad. Many OF
the members were unit for their places,
thirteen Of them brtug negroes, and others
OF them being whNes elected BY the casting
votes OF negroes. Thus constituted, the Lc-
cis,aturc could not bot be a sorry BODY. ~
did not represent the real people OF VIZ
ginia. :.
These mcn spent half Of The session IN
electIng officers. Most OF the rest Oh Tue
time was spent in passing bill to repu'
date fourteen millions Of dollars OF the pu"
Tic debt. In fact, they have done nothms
10 commend then to the favor OF the people
Of virginia. n they had stayed longer
they would no doubt have done other evi
deed<. The charter OF this city wound, It u
supposed, have been so altered n 70 onel
cesqstn city offices as brides to disceutentet
white sspirants 70 place, aud the negroes
aud worst class OF whites would have beer
expeciedto finish up the Job next May al
tue ballgt-box.
The 5eeling OF relic; which the people
Of this State now experience will be shared
In less degree by hoaest men all over the
IJujon. The extracts which VIC reproduced
Yesterday from northern journals are only
specimens OF the numerous similar ones
which have appeared In the papers OF tho
whole country and Of both parties.
1t Is TO be hoped that the debt question
will now be let alone This Legislature
has no right to meet again unless the Gov
ernor shall call an extra session (Which We
trust he will never DO IL 1t can be avoided).
There will be no election for members oil
the Legislature until November, 1881. BE-
tween now and then, the presidential efec-
ton will take place. 1t ought to disbino
the party OF Agitators and Regulators
and leave the Common wealth In the hands
OF her true friends aud most devoted sons.
AT any rate. we my all indulge the hope
that such will be the good fortune OF the
Mother Of States.
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Under the United States law which per-
mits the marsbsls OF the Federal courts tc
have as many deputy marsbals as they choose
on election days, to be paid out OF the Urea
sury of the United States, there can be nc
more fair elections; for the marsba's viii
bride Democrats to vote the Republican
ticket by appointing them deputy marshal'
and paying them five dollars per day fol
their services. In st. Louis. a few years
ago, over one thousand votes were thus
bought. and the result was the election OF al
least one Republican congressman In dis
trict which otherwise would have chosen
Democrat.
There can be no fair elections under the
laws just pronounced constitutional by the
Supreme Court of the United States.
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MARQUIS MAH0SE.-The Philadelphis
1ipaes brings US two columns Of what It
calls one Of the cleverest satlres OF the day.
The siiire Is contained 10 pamphlet Just
Issued, entitled 1.-THE Coming Crown" Civ.
ing prophetic pen picture q the coming
empire under |" His Imperial Majesty, EN-
peror Ulysses l." 1t is illustrated with a
cut OF q crown.
The extracts purport to be from The
Court journal aud from the Imperial
STANDARD Of 1882. The following viii be
enjoyed 10 Virginia:
Malone, Marquis of Bt4e RIDGE
Wheeling. W. Va, september 30.--Msior-
General Malone, now 10 command OF the
Army u the Ohio. receivedfsom Washington
yesterday M imperial decree, anHonnciig
Die elevation tn tue peerage ~ Marquis OF
Hue Ridge. The noble Marquis, II will be
tepembered, gained great donors during
The earlier DAYS Of bis Imperial usjesty's
relgn ~ erlisfing ID tue esuse Of the en-
RHe tne services ard iED0eoct Of many Of
ths efst families Of virginla. S1 ~ /
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A New Novel.

Her LadyShip. Cincinnati: PETER e.
THENsoN. 1880.
Z" Her Ladyship," LILLIAN FAIRFAX, who
is the heroine of the story, belonged to the
old Virginian family Of that name. "a lii
tie below the medium height, she was
typical blonde. with exquisitely-molded fea'
lures, dreamy blue eyes, and profusion OF
wavy, flaxen hair. A true Saxon beauty
was my lady. showing all The traces OF the
FAIRFAX stock, even to the color OF her hair,
for FAIRFAX signifies fair hair" She was a
sad little rebel, living with her widowed
Aunt FLOURNoY and the Iatter's son,
JACQUES FLoURNOY. who had lost an arm in
the Confederate service.
Price, slips. For sale by RANDOLPH &
ENGLISH. Sent prepaid.
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Larger reinforcements by enllsting each Republi.
CAM
But you LOST an opportunity set plainly ia your view
To sustain cur good mother state win henor-hnd
BY eniisting Republicans voiing them a senator
This was within your power, and should nave Deeh
provided for.
Now, white Republican members. my address VIII
he TO you:
You were elected party men, and haze made album
For eveiy colored member was good Republican.
And each should have been enlisted, and not put un-
BY not concentrating forces and your party voting
On state debt as already settled, In what we have to
You have lost to your party a national senator,
Also your President Virginia might have yoeu Tot.
For all true, loyal Virginians would ignore party
And vote the Republican ticket. to save the state
But on The state debt question most Republicans
When ihey misht have saved their party here and
Old Virginia.
To my blinded Readjuster friends I scarce know
For it seems that Fate has led them on in such
reckless'way
Nv elm mating her just debt In what she has 10 pay,
Then 10 offer TO all payers, her credit 10 sustain,
large usurons Interest and u seems very plan
That so per cent. discount, even IL paid six months
before.
Would end In financial ruin, and lead 10 poverty s
door.
Now. moor, misguided colored men, would had
Tba, lie greatest prize was lost to YOU for with
our sera1ant-at-arms has performed his arduous
Though Member, please take your seats" h yely
often had TO tell. A.,
Aud, he waa once bold enough even to take the
When IL would neither keep quiet nor sit down at
! his command.
Our very polite paymaster we were ALWAYS glad
10 see,
For each and every duty was well done as it could
| be.
The pages all. both large and small, have each done
his duty too.
For when a member clapped his haads they always
| ran TO YOU.
| TINE.
Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE offered q resolution
that, with the consent Of the Senate, the
hour Of adjournment be postponed from II
TO III, in order that several important bills
might be enrolled. The resolution was
voted down.
THE GOVERNORS SENTIMENTS.
Mr.. HANGER, from the committee APP
pointed to wait upon the Governor, sald
that the Governor wished the members
safe return home, but regretted that they
had adjourned without passing the appro'
priation BILL
| ADJOURNMENT.
Speaker LACY. before pronOuncing the
House adjourned, made brief speech, and
in concluding said that, whatever might be
the verdict OF history As to the legislation Of
the session, it was certain that no body ever
assembled here was superior to this for at
tention to the rules and for courtesy and
urbInity OF members TO each other.
Adjourned sine die.
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FIRE AT CHATHAM, PITTSYLyANIA COUNTY.
It was Saturday night the building In
which was located the store OF Il. L. Jones
a. Co. and the cigar factory OF }. j. Payne,
worth $500, was destroyed. The offices
OF John Giimer and j. ID. Coles, worth
$500, were destroyed. The drugstore of X.
W. Martin, worth Sl,400 was destroyed.
T.. T. Jones 81 Co.'S stock OF goods, worth
$4,000 was almost entirely destroyed.
The stock Of cigars OF J. j. Payne,
worth 800, was destroyed. j. 5. Halle
4 Co.'s stock OF drugs, worth $1,000,
was very materially damaged. The law
books aud papers OF r. II. Tredway were
totally destroyed; the foundry OF Sours d
Sons was almost totally destroyed; the
warehouse OF j. II. Hargraye d son was
damaged; Charles Bilharz lost portion OF
his stock. while good many other citizens
lost articles OF property which we cannot
attempt 10 mention.
or the above losses only the following were
insured: j. S. Halle II Co., for $1,000 in the
Virginia State; X. w. Marion, for $1,000
in the Virginia State; Il. T. Jones Co.,
for 81. 300 in the Virginia Fire and Marine
and $500 in the Virginia State; J. II. Har-
crave d Son, for 81 200 in the Connecticut
Chatham Tribune (eItrd).
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FANCY GOODS.
500 BROAD STREET.

Look at the assortment Of PAPER and ENVE.
LOPES. In boxes, at 10, 1914, ls, 20, 20, 80
80, 40, and 60c., which is one thru less thar
the same qualities aud styles are sold In town
nave one specially OF "a sheets OF PAPER, | =
CARDS, and 80 ENVELOPES, that pleases al
who see 1t.
HANDSOME NEW SCRAP-AIBUNs Alto.
GRAPH ALBUMS, PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
SPRIN G-BACK MUsIC-FOLIOs. MUSIC
BONES, &C., bought before the rise, which was
20 per cent.
few NICKEL CLOCKS, making the lise again
conplete-e, one fully warranted.
TUMBLERS, IabeT and star patterns, at 35c per
dozen.
New pattern JELLY, PRESERVE. and PIC.
KLE-D.sHES, In glass, at Toe.
HAIR-BRU SHE'S, DRESslNG-C COMBS, TUCK
1NG-COMBS, HAIR-PINs, ROUND COMBS.
TOiLET-MIRRORS. Clothes BRUSHES,
WHISK' BROOMs, TOILET SOAPS, &C., &C.,
In great variety, anG at very low prices.
PLAYING CARDS, DOMINOES. CHIPS, CHESS,
BACKGAMMON, &C, &C., to sut ALL
Another Invoice Of CARRIAGE aud BUGGY
WHIPS at all prices. from zoe. 10 81.
RiDlNG-WliIPS. In Ane aw-hide-coyered or un-
coyered-ai 10 to Ace.
See our assortment Of ROUND-WOOD BOWLS.
bhEAD-ihAhS. sIE" FANS covered or n1-
coyerecl, PORCELAIN-LINED PRESERV-
lNG-kET1LES, COLANDERs, BROOMS,
LOO R.BR UsHEs, DUsT-BRUsHEs,
CHARACTERISTICS with or without pansl,
TEA-TRAYs. Child's TABLE-TRAYs. &C., &C.
All sizes LADIES FOXED CATERS aud G RAIN.
LEATHER SHOES, at 81.
MEMS heavy BROGANS at 81.
MEMS STIFF aud SOFT HATS, in black or
coiors-great bargains.
CHiLDREN'S LARGE DOLL CARRIAGES.
4-WHEELED WAGONS, CAMP-CHAIRs,
RoCKING-CHAIRs, HIGH TABLE.CHAIRs,
NURSERY CHAIRS, &c.
MY stock Is large and Of great variety. All goods
warranted as represented aud prices Us low and In
many lower than can be found In town.
W. A. STEVENS,
fe2I No. SOS Broad street.
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PROPOSALS..
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY
IL RAILROAD,

PROPOSALS FOR , FURNISHING C'ROss-TiEs
and Tor TELEGRAPH POLES from Richmond 10
buchanan. Will be received by the undcrsgn ed until
MARCH 10Th. The Ties are 10 be OF White. Rosf,
or Chestnut Oak. 3 feet long. 8 inches face, and 0
Inches thick and are to be bar ked. The Telegra
Poles 10 be OF Chestnut, Locust. Cypress or Cedar.
end, and are to h. ba, ked
For further particulars and specifications apply to
II. q. PARSONS,
Wee President Richmond and Allegheny N. r..
NIB Sid 1904 Main street, Richmond.
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LYNCHRrRG. Va. March s. L

LfNChbUhU, A., NdlCh O, looJ'
Rev. Z. ). Gregory, OF Hanover parish,
was sufficiently recovered TO be able to assist
in the services at st. PauPs church yester-
day.
j. Fl. Hanna, a well known printer and
excellent man, died this morning. lie was
a native OF Fredericksburg.
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MI NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
AT
COHEN BROTHERS,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED BY WATER.

$40 dozen ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS at
$50 dozen AiL-LINEN HEMSTITCHED HAND.
KtRCHIEFS at s15c. worth t5c.
cases of LINEN DRILL at Zoe, value Of which
27 pieces Of NULL MUSLIN at I4c worth soc
A large stock of CHECKED and STRIPED MUS
Inns at considerably less than last seasons
so pieces of FRENCH MARSEILLEs at 37kc.-
quality generally sold al 75c;
ALL.LINEN NAPKINS at 5Oc. dozen-also at
75c. and 81.
NER NAPKINS ata great deal less than lheiI
TURKEY-RED TABLE LINEN at zoe. a yard
worth 75c. at Use. heretofore sold M 95c.
Also. large stock of BURNSLEY TABLE-LINEN
al less than last seasons value;
Full lines OF VICTORIA WIS. LINEN
DIES. and Cther white goo T.;
20 pieces Ii f. Y SHEtTING and PILLOW
CASE LINENS VERY slightly damaged Dy wa
A very extensive stock of BED-OULTS-great
barg +ius in that Department.
MARSEiLLES QUILTS at S5c.;
CROCHET QUILT az = 40 WORTH 81. 10;
MARSEiLLES CRlB-QtILI> at IL worth s1.7J.
Also. the most attractive stock of HAMBURG EN-
BROIDERI ever Offered IN this city, some Of
aud VIII be sold fer less than one half lheic cost
o importation.
In LAChS W. Offr eyery variety, from the cheap
est to the finest In r,al GOODS.
We would also call special attention TO our at rae
live stock OF GORcEf>, In which department
75-BONE EXCELLENT FITTING CORSET at
SOC.
Also, a fun new line IF LADIES and CHILDREN's
HOSIERY. fe %
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EXs URSION.
I AYING CORNERS STONE ATEIi vzy
CHESTER.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1880.

For the accommodation Of the ladies' and gentle
men who desire Z" attend these ceremonies an
EXCURSION TRAIN
will be run 10 Chester. leaving Richmond at $50
u. NJ and return In the evening.
IpPPA LODGE. No. 40, Of this city. win parti.
cihate In the ceremonies, escorted by RICHMOND
CoMMANlHRY. No.2, T..
kEsSNItn'S FULL BAND fb0th string an 4
brassl will furnish music for rhe ceremonies.
Arrangements have been made for iadies and gen.
tleinen who cannot leave by the 1880 Z. NJ. train
the sociabie at the hotel
Fare. r0unu trip. 50c. my 8. I'd
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III COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
ofpriHg The largest and most attractive stock Of
LADIES UNDERWEAR ever offered In this city.
Among them viii be- { und great many that cam
not 20 sibly be made up at the prices they are SELL
ing them for fe2S
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city. March 7, $50, after short
illness, Mrs. VICTORIA j. DOGGeTT, rehct II
Henry II. Doggett an daughter OF The late Thomas
f. Duke, of Henrco county, Va; aged thirty years.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENlSHED nearly every depart
ment, and are OFFERING INDUCEMENTS that
are not 10 he met IN many houses in this count ".
a call will convince f. 28
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All cltIxcps troubled With Coughs OF Colds
Shouts a'e,! asoacsuss Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup. =
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F0RE.-
Mr.. Arthur sullivan, composer OF "Pinafore, y
says Of the CHiCKERING PIANO:
"The tone Is noble don't know which impress.
ca me mos,-i,s power and sorority, or Its tender
deiicacy. Itstouch Is perfect"
The underlined are the Richmond agents for
CHICKERING'S PIAN0-FORTEs,
and Offer them ~ msnufsctnrer's prices They have
PlAN(NlOVEEs. and several
PIANOS and ORGANS for sale.
W0ODDOUsE q PARHAM.
NH Booksellers aud stati0ners.
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SE1NE.TIfREAD.

NE1NE.THHGAD.
Lie IL L EN STEIN f9zyHa
IL. SONS, -s->
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin STREETS
RICHMOND. VA.
MANUFACTURES AND DEALERS y
NETS.
sEiNEs and TwINE.
COTTON ROPts-ali sizes:
PATENT and SOFT sEI>E.TWlNE,
LINES. iAWkiNG,
CORks,
CORK WOOD, sc. &C. ...,,,.
Sole importers OF L. N-BRAND SIN
THREAD warranted % 1--WE perfect satisIacu'''
aud I'm porteis Of other brands.
Dealers aud fishermen Invited 10 call. 10 =
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CLOTHING.

~ II X | y G. So It'll NGS.
LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT
OF
FRENCH AND ENGLISH sUlIING>
JUST OPENED,
AND WILL BE MADE TO ORDER ~ TIE
BEST MANNER.
E.B. SPENCE & son.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
NH s 903 MAIN STREET.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &e.

TINE NOVELS OF IRELAND. by
i Fanny Parneti. with preface by Hon thatNs
Steward arpeiL Ptlee IS teots. The mel ""
eeess nom the sale OF the publ cation "a he sth' "
J. NJ DAffRoN,,
mh5.lw lass hsia stISs''
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State of Virginia.. city NJ Richm0Hd-t0 Du.
|, CHARLES L. WILLIAMS notary public fr
the city SforoSlid. In tue stIeof virginia, DO hereby
certify that George Lee aui T. \. saunders, whose
names are signed 10 the foregoing wiring. have uis
day ACKNOWLEDGED the san before m ~ my stl'
civ; aud do further certify that George Lee at me
same time made otth before ne that 4. saunders
has actually paid 20 him In cash The sum az ltn
thousand dollars as lis iDput into the parin'rshi
mentioned.
Given under my hand this IAN dIv Of February
4. -. 1850. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
f. l5-6w Notary PulNc.
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90 pieces ALL-WOOL BCNTINGS. iu H.r..rt
tolors. Now Is your time 20 bul the, good.
and save money.
80 pieces BLACK CASIlMFRf> from 20. o.
Sl.2J. These are elegant sod eu,su e.tH..
aud Ne guarantee them 10 br ipNcr tltu tt,r.
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MY stock Is large and Of grea, variety. All goods
warranted as represented. and prices low, and In
many lower than can be found In town.
W. A. STEVENS,
ie2T No. SOS Broad street.
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nECISIONS-JULY -.

,..a, Court Chdnbers-Bv Judge Potter;; -
ussSe est the Arss steamship oniSioE Mars
with Of reference granted 70 T. bsr
westsGN Notion S ene with costs zee ,s
cohn Burtnet IHp .sb N" taking Of iestimouy
de'snoSa,t opinion Fa on egi. Durant-M9.on e,Sn,
on NJ cests Dehrasne and Others asI ened
w,.hSs nn granted Eheinaan act ue"e"
Fowler at monohncss ir and others aet Carr Motion
By ~ set aside amended compliant Wiz sIu Sos bn u
Gu age Mulch See memorardGm Maringy art. or
Hrcr granted Philips agi pao t
cam. IN Ia ~, nnseS AIT. Rescner.-Crented.
"@'I na,goa -ChGmbcrs-6v judge L&Temo re,
natter OF strauss 10 the matter Of Everde-Ap
In th orsotei In the matter OF Noves.-Let commls
o gSse 1 sna Sr,er sTaea Jez %s
ESsorandum for counsel piasn sgt e or Of Ancod
rTsu'e 5 referee confirmed and decree entered scha6e
coaney an In the mater OF Has In the OF
Am Vak ag Frederick see memorandum La"son ss~
gnsan et al-See memorandum. -,o. o, C.r,
Aoscc9f IsrD-Bg Judge Van HOeSen-Stepnens agL an
a. Hope-Noon granted see menoraooum. hefH Az
the hSS oo denied With leave to renew memorandum
Knapp . anted Win ~ cost p,npS AIT
-Molon granted IN uar and IN part denied see is
raodIIn Cueran agt spnestead-Order sirned waits
- freeman grsnted; see memoranduH Meiu Hi
In act ~pruestead-Oraer slgn.d hNere sg 81
5p Az, the New and Brighton Beach RaIoos com
PATRONS s, over uied and report confirm d.
tJor,ss Court Chambers - Bv Judge Hswes-,
Ga6e. ssi Trff sg1 We-M6on vacailng Judgment
VIII oCs,s n costs 81 mSiion Reed ogt Wise Motion
eIHt5I Nh ccsfs art Rentey-Mouon granted
s,eieTs a. Iox0w sweeny act Lett cunningham ser
Hogne agi Doyic-OidcIs dscontinuance Coolidge ag-
kenny Nw6y ag S1 cmpsnT
AZ Parker; II tie agt Tying IT, homan AT d1snt for
tenanf Wells at. campbell. memorandum Inc 20
ecty q the ,ewYor Hospital agt MathotmMoTon dene"
sy Jades Rocke at scese e. Reiereea reDar
confirmed motion 70 v9cate sat staG9n oI
And motion 10 set aside levy denied Win costs,
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s,-rrFMy uRr-CHANBESs-DJnohue Court opsns at
,O9p m calendar called at II Il nAl rnOtlohs SCI noWh
for iodav W il called TO morrow IN conjunction WIN To-
n0rrOw'- calendar - ,,oo
crNvRAI TERN Adjourned until July ~ ,o,o
NJ day calendar -. ,,--,.- T s,,,-, o,aDs
a, l. y, ta' ,udal called NJ u-NO daY calendar.
AC-,,I,S -CHlMBFRs-Larremore, J.-Court opens
al N "a m Nj Ot.ons viii hsald at IL O'CLOCK
a. Rrs i III and Adjourned for the term
GsrNERAL SRssiONsPARr ISmy!h II - ne neoS .t
S,bsel f1onnsv burglary Thomas Aahoney David strand
larceny from Robert Baker ference tsy
90" ang Nichoas Ge-tris Emn Futsch. Michael geometry
1Gpnelv feiOnious assault and battery Henry b r
Zines Rarrg burglary Louis GOeOel John NJ DlerKs WI
lam PrIee Bridget William j. Reduhg James De
VINE grand Martin Riley Einanuei
William MctSinnesS, James Su4uF dn
iobn Easseft Francis G AFT larceny from the person.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, July ID. 1880.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day
BIZ Jas. T. Wells
story brick ding, l-story brick shop ana frame
sable Win o 20 ssd s6s POO
4stoy 6res S eGidns s T1th Io' o Gilman $4,000
smiar og bde w, VIZ VI % n Jackson lalOO
similar building I'm S1i1 n6 cI 20 CATE $500
similar building, 6G , Nth 49, i'm 225
! 4.Sfory brick factory with lots Nos 25S 10 80
Ee7st 9Ssh t; 49, Oo II VI $3.50
I ory hrick bni ding with lot, No 254 East 0lth-
SIS 200 II " OF ave lot 5000
3 lois IN centre OF block adjoining lot known as
10 ~ E 81 +, "a cr 11 1850
By John T. Eoyd
/ S.stOrv brick dwelling with lot No $50 Hvlngton-
IN TT.ss2 20' u OF NASh'' o' $500
/ 5story brOwn fat wtQ lot No is9 West o'lh-
s 20 " O' 1866
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-14
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

rraoe Van Hoes;n yesterday rendered M a
..oson IN the SUIT of Julia A"maan asDr aa a )" crus
hand Louis for Limited divorce on 1ne y go week 81 ALI
and abusive condue1; .e reference ordered on
mony and 40 c"a srse the taking Of testimony 10 oe
limited to four days -, e.., tho custody
Tine motion for the release from ' ne,S soT con-
OF 'he -, In not paying alimony. was maze
tmp' " 80 before Judge Potter. I'm Supreme Conr,.
rev. on the ground hot ne PrTSn e nSre held
snd % as no doubt about the power OF tAe eoui' "
nunisb him for contempt