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, 1880-01-23
TIE CITT-IIALL.

Dr.. Do Wolf thinks TINT the smallpox has
about hal lis dny.
Tho meat condennntlons arc growing less
Ycstorlny thoy embraced four hnins, two st,,nk
| calves, and thrco discussed hogs
Commissioner Waller md Superintendent
| Ltch ure on Rpcnklng tcrtns ngRtn, Tho recent
trnMblo stCils to hAyo Ind n good effect on tho
MtteE+
Tho Commltteo on Streets and Alleys, West
mva!ol. .aats In mcets & toby; and the Committee on
Printing, to-lnorrOw.
Tho City Treasurer yesterday received ST.
tsA from tho WMtcr Department, $S7 from tho
sss f9o III a sn sG fSe S Gaaso and In
tho lsst fsw aays ssfore Judge fSn smtn n's'S * ey
caacs, hence he could mt attend to tho second
Tl'ley case In tho United Suites Court.
| For tho benefit of contractors generally,
made which Is to be posted Ii, the rookery. Upon
Y he proposes to post NIL lndvcrtiseontsfo for sup
| The Finnnco Committee will meet Tuesday,
The sppropristion bill tor o yer. THeyr's They ".
| froln Mondny.
| Among the building permits granted yes
two-atSry ttwellnys, lndla,ln aven.o, near Thr-
ty-snscnth street, to Gust &; GU. anl 0t.e to C.
Eor'Gan to greet & f'r;st1ry storn % ad wcll-
| 'nH, 1'"pp"tu eoHs'@ heAF etate' 10 COST $6uU.
g goalssoee f t o. rs " M9rRs 9,s VII To-
i1,Srs Or lcss. to TO ,,sed n th6 constF,ctIm II
tho now CIty.llnll. This has been mnde nccess-
fano ~ ~ r tn nrk ap,, nnf at @ aho g. eot or
tho brick, which would onta!l ac!ay q the work
md prnbahly damages asninst tho city. etc., III
consequence thereof.
Flre-alurslal Swenie and Superintendent
Kirkland GxA1n1Hcd ApVlckcr's Theptrc and
Central M,iBo- iinll ycatcr1lay The exits Of tha
ts rs sss fo s 's e
XII ~ thn nv thnatrcsnG nG u. Gh8 sun,g a, ns @
nw axnln,nc I'M HIcsnt n cwnriy naso oeea
,cicgrsIh conpanes f They ns9cod. u aon,Its liz
% GR nox tbs ros s grvsSo Ss o tne ercnx nnxs
should be phapcly md PAINTED: hi
| he. finds TINT no attention ID 1,ong
S b dc II . eoH e'sn% c orbe by
KEN sot Up and proposes t9 nsist upon tho cot.~
o'.'o''A .''' ene.ea ''!o pe'hs r'e'oly ooservea'
snpeFIntan!lcnt Lich Is now turning hls at-
x r ks | n anofhas fa san hs osS eTs ap
mec 10 kccp to Conaii frnn stt,n@ ~ i,"x3, ,sy
| tho appropriation for fIs nftcu for 1856. inna.
much, however, ns Dr. Do Wolf Ii hot ooling In
| iIlt'ncncc to oppose tho ee1nonio policy ot the
h'lin>hlstfitof,, u ts feared HINT lho 9upor7a-
tell1ent willnot bo able to inako tho proposed
tfntle.
Thu nfnns for Rebuilding tha ,ynst nnnr,oeh
Tn tho mnsnn str.cf hr1c contnHt,n ~,
t1se II irS,n instSai NJ ptnm" for thn aso,u5 3
htomntnr arN ~ 1,o s,n ths' ,T,n,n IT, atGt ~ ~. ~
"nnrh md thcsn ~ "H ~ TX na 'ln Ely dn ,ao
hinT WIN atn'n rbn f aEGnt 10 Pc m m hs.
~, nnnrch wnd iu.t t1 +!r SsneuI e,5 IN hnys Sucn @
sst Upon ita og b,,ii Tho piais viii be- COM M
H. fuvttni ~" o'' % "noA o4ao LUZ '1e "ofA WILL
Nv ""'eu'
| Mnyur lgnrrlsou ycstortlay viii Aid. EIsznpr
, 1880-01-23
THE ILLINOIS GRANGE,

0p7s0s VWp1E1H % 2N& EH1F0pv 2ftuHs14s
IltooaisoTON, ILL.,, Jan. 2s.-The session OF tho
State Grunge adjourned tonight, but tho Exeo-
uttye Committee will rona!n here somo days
tlulahlnE up tho sessions work. The session has
been very successful. The Grunge tu-day
elected tho following officers: Master, 4. r.
Forsytto. Of Edgar; Hccrotary, ]. II. Chambuss,
1t Ch1gAx9; TFnasurer. G0GEKo Dali. Of Maeou-
pln; ChaplaI1,, slrs. Clara Wolf, ot starshall;
ns.l,, Johu olsll,. of CHAMPAIGN; Asaisia,t, 4.
KlrgIldSs: Of Wahashs oattkseRer, I; Rster!y.
Sale; Pomona, 5irs, Mary i. Trott, Of Mci.csn;
Flora, Ats. Hannah Green. nf Maooni Lady A.
sMistaat M Stewart. Ms. Mary u. Meyers, OF chris.
Jo payleM; 4. 4. 0iIlos, oi droen, j. 4. shaSer,
, 1880-01-23

In tho foreclosure cnso of Mason W. Tho Lake
Eric, Evansville Southwestern HALLWAY Coul-
pany question Of considerable importance wns
ratbcd on tho Intervening petition Of ono Dukes
ns to tho ownership OF tho Eric Il Wabash Canal,
and decided yesterday by Judge Drummond.
Tho onnal WAS constructed good many yenr8
ago md operated for many years, but In 1877 tho
stato became financially embarrassed, anti con-
vcycd tho cann to trustees for tho benefit of lts
creditors. The creditors, by deoroo Of Dec. n.
1875. sought to onforco their rights, and
undor mn ordor OF court tho property
was sold In dItrorcnt parcels. Dukes
bought that portion Of tho cannl
offending through vundorl4rgh and wnsrlok
Counties, exccpt what waa within tho tcrritnr1ni
limits OF Evansville, tho prlr0 BID being $4,750.
!efore this, however. aud In 1877, tho Luke Eric,
~ sStorty OF i~y icee@s w,h%t
tonk possession Of nbout nInp miles Vt tho tSW-
path Of TUG c.,lnl being pnrt nt latlm,,E.it by
mortgA9e caistca nn tho ronti. which, III lB77 WIS
9uontly, nled II petition "a recover tho yallo Of
his purchase, ctninins It had never acquired
leKnl title thercto frn tho St9te. The potltlon
& e aas9F bs sas s 1t s s ~
taken at Sld,soo. Excsptioas were lied to ttiis
report, hut ovorrulet by Judge Drun,,nolul.
woru rn!scd, tho s,nin ones being whgthor Dukes
iM,Fht nMy tltla to tiMt rnrt nt tho cannl used
By the satlroa ai,d aiso whether tho ctttial So
Hutrcd nn Ahenlute ittle tn tho property. or only
Ii mere ,!so nf 1t ny ln',E us THO uNttni existed III
Euch., Tho csll,ni hnh been abandoned l0nR bo-
S%aa ns s IL a sGs 5 y aaS sf n sans
.hatt Dukes should convoy o tho rnilruati tho
@ 10 ao sS Wv q e xsRso1 R ysS s% tic ,sst
md tho dccfsions nf the supreme Court Of iiidt-
.1, a.1n1, tant tho State asslulred gn m absolute
,CnaG wRA not like tho clSQ RS Kennedy VI, Tho
, 1880-01-23

SAVANNAH, Jan. ::aa.-At tho ruoea to-day tho
Ilonaycnturc Stakes, 8-ycar-0lls, mlio heats,
had two staEters. Won by Mammo Field, I.,,cky
lit dlatancod In tho second hoat. Time, 1;lS1;,
l:4G
Tho milo dash WIS won by Hattie r, Aaron
sots,nl, lhlokshot third. T4m8t 1:4a,
Tho third nce, milo hents, hAd two Starters
Won ny Vagtunt, Tho 1i4wk second. Time, LIS,
, 1880-01-23

,at.. 49,. 1v., ~ ts'.'' az" "ne'' . .
Hammond, Just oror tho Indiana line, was sup
posed to bo the place SOLICITED for tho sport, tho
statement to lint oi1cet hoyna besn frccly mr.
culated NJ thoec supposed 10 be III n position to
know. But NIL this talk was merely u blind to
keep of tho right scent lnrgc party Of ,nas-
,.,an w., ~ sn, t WIZ aa"yo a..a1a
eisk nSnn' an! never ; lall % lnako themselves
iook!as 5eys 5 sa ns'' ,nsit hsys 'Ss 1esn seon
" aSsstls;e gesss esss r. vi r. Rsss
psfse'. osIrisS tas and ii ssst baR @ rooster e
or o., the @ SPECIES known ts !" s'!mo" Tho mon
,t, WIZ tno 1Ks ~, aot tsakG tnoneciscs ron.
hinnstGtths1nsy H. ana quietly deposited tho!r
o,.as H.. H. t1g OF 1hc trnif, when Gtt
over INC sot naa pS3 t ~. y w sock A.
ear Wnon t9 LIN limo ~, tor l5syng affrct nnd tho
Gnsa GSa &c 6ehistd s s gii ,ite wit sGcGt Som
rue In Ro ssso wno Of @ portians p 1t fran Il , to
'nilea frt,1n tho Ely IL 7 oEthwcsterly direction.
M MMufa, !Mu1g Wis uiiten nlseiisslnn ana sPeetlla-
Humane Society officers 70 lntvricro With j
k;s.ea the nst'in! IT, p13'pensty s' q mi sno- e.
c0cks to tight, and hptty i!l,tstrated tho purpose
TT when they W1tc Gfeated. IL xas generally
uINieLbtotal INN tH0 bocloty nAd nt4ce arrange.
incnts TO put a stop t1 any nRht II, lHl!nna, md
Paaes iona s'sS soans IT, aws IT, vt e
gram, tho faithful haytn8 boon assured TINT nj
When that town wis rcnchcd, tho a'imirois ai and
promoters of chicken disputes formed i. single
iii0 atid wendell thot1 weary and muddy way
arra1goments hnsi been, Hado f1s tho!r rncup-
ton and pit constructed. i hnd bccn lnatlo,
nawcvo., ,,acx % IL an appof .on OF tnG buans md
, 1880-01-23

AON AAoNs
Judge Hnrnt'm yc.ter1iny nfternoon ororr,,lct1
tho mutton 10 dismiss, for whnt Of equity, tho
bill Of :. l.. Mills cx rcl. Tho taxpayers nj tho
Town Of Luke against 4. Il. Condtt, Treasurer Of
tho Town Of fnke, and others. This WINS n tift
charging Conlt With fraudulent appropriation
Of Il large nfno,1nt Of money At Trcasuror, with
taking excessive commissions, etc. Tho dofcnd-
nnts, having dctuurrcd, pfoadctl, and thon MI
swcrcd to tho bill. lastly moved 10 darniss 1t for
wnnt of equity and Of Jurisdiction oror tho s,lb-
tcct matter, and oomplainantA 1nndo CROSS
mnt,on to str'ko this motion from tho illcs
The objection to tho Jurisdiction was,
That tho complainant had m adequate
Sfy liz ss S1n II Tho e stS sste so,uss
nnid provided that villnKcs cto., or my person
HHgreveA might bring suit on s!tcl! bond III tho
rnTnc nf Tho people IT the Rtatp for thclr use.
The question Wns not whether tho complainant
might And remedy 1T Inv. hut whother ,t the
second objection was. TINT tho complainant
confh mt Ot,tain yni|It dcCrco IN my cycnt.
Tint auentfon, howcvor, hnh repeatedly been
decided Ii tho Affirmative By tho Supreme Court.
1t WIS held that tho hotter practice wns for tho
Stnles Attorney to llle such n bill In tho rclnton
st ssqfht y The are,,p4 g40}m,s m BY sg IL
lie tna!ntnlncd. even though tho complainant
might hnyc IN adequate remedy ut law, bccntiso
Cofitlit wns public officer, holding M office Of
trust nhi having m0nCy III his hanhs belonging
tn tho Town af Lake, which WRa trust fl!nd
ovCr which chnneery hnti spccial Jurisdiction,
Ing asked. Tho motion to dismiss would there-
form hfs trerrulnt1
, 1880-01-23

james Murphy pleaded guilty to larceny. nnd
of 1ho1nns q Leary, for tarcery, tho Jury .wnro
given lenvo to aoal the!t verdict, John Riley.
ccl,y nM! ac1utttc John Sullivan rlea!nt1 guilty
to petit lnfrcny, nn1 wRs tcsnnniei1. Tho Wc!tle
nrreny casn occupied nil tiny III Judge Qnry's
Court, md IA sttiI unfinished.
, 1880-01-23
THE COURTS.
Important Decision on the Law Of
Garnishee In Admiralty.
A Section of the Old Wabash Canal
Before Judge Drummond.
Condit, tho I.nke Treasurer, sui In the
Tolls Of tho Inv.
Architect Tilley Nonsuihd for Want Of
Evidence.
GAnNrsrrEE IN ADMIRALTY.

fAltNtSklEE IN ADMlAAIII1s
decision Of oomo Interest was given by
Jtttl9o lsiotiRctt yesterday IN the admiralty case
Of Jonah Richards ys. Samuel Moore, Into owner
of tho bark Two FannIcs, which wns llhol for
breach Of charter mado Jnly H. 1879, for carrying
irpt1.oro from EscnnabA to Chfcngu. Tho dan,-
ages were laid ut $t,a00 Tho bnrk wns sunk
Scrt. 10, 1879, nftcr tho contrtct WIS matlc. The
vessel wns Insured for $lA 600, and the cargo for
ee,50l The presoDt shit wns in tho nntnre IF MI
attachment nnd gNr,lishco proceeding In adm-
rally u attach tho ulonnys In tho hands of tho
insurance companies. Moorc, however, tho very
day tho libel wns ilcd. mato IN assignment Of
all the insurance moneys to jamea W.
Quinn, who was maiG tlefcndant as Bnrniahce
The rcspohfont's proctor mAtie Il motion some
ttmo ago to tIemlss tho lihcl for want nf compll-
ahcc with tho seeond and seventh rllcs Of tho
United stntes Supreme Court for wnnt ot nn
tba E1,rnisI,ec. Ths j,,dxe sai,l: ~ ''' '''' -
"Ths ia a motion to aupprcsa tho garnlehcc
process. Tho ifi,ciant sot ai,t hrsNc, Of naarf-
selt tor which thIs action Is llrolEEt tu recover.
iie seta cut the conveyance BY tho rc'pnndont
Of efrtst" I sseo s Ct Prooy II fr md
anot ot 5 "a a cinimcd. iii ssIsa liz reson% ~ aao
1s pess,co IN nany m4t warranted z" ozaunt'aS III taS
9f lsaics a1d wo!. sssn 70 .sthor s,,s.a!n M
tHS flGh III lHu G'ise. IAulu = FFHfluts iA9st = III
suits y prrsonnm the ,aexno process tnny ho BY
= simple Warr,,iie nf Mrrcst Of tho person Of the
w%r1 Of aErcst Gf tS of tho dcfsn,
found 70 a'tach HIS Rt.,ds and e'sasteis 10 the
n1noint sued for. nr, II siph property csn'lHt he
found, to attach bis crc'IEts and effects to tho
anonnt 4 s,.e. for, 4 tho l'an. Of tho Knr'shscs
nhnet therein, or by |! simple Hlnnltt0n In the
nnf,irc Of s.inmnns to nnpt.ir and answer 10
tao su!t, ~ tho litennt shall I'll hia libel Or II.
that " IN a,l!ta In persona,n. no warrart nf mr.
rest, ethcr of tho t'erail Or property Of tho de-
1aii.!ant, snnlI lss'le for sum exceeding S9N,
unless by tho RpecNl Or1!er Of tho Court upon
thereof" ..'11.
!. There WA no special order IN this case, and
tho motion to snptEcss r. prcdlcateL upon the
ground TINT tho uluItn IA Tor over *aD, and t1lat
therefore, thoro should havo teon speeinl order
heforc tho .garnlsh0o prr'ccss could lssuo. I
havo no doubt from nm examination Of tho a,-
thurities, the proctor ~ this cl4as wS lnlsls by
writora M this Lieut.. The Clerk Of this court
Informs 1no thnt 1t hns been tho practice of this
court for many yours, though unknown tn my
self personally, to Issue g,.rehoe preeess within
ever pruper enso WINS tntuio for i, Without ref.
erCtCC to tue nll1utlnt, In tho nrGSctt state of
, 1880-01-23


In tho cstato Of tiosa Marohctte, minor, lcttcrs
Of guardianship Of tho person wero issued to
Nlcholas bfarchetto, md bis bond for tlo0 was
approved.
ii, tho estate Of Hcnty Mayor, lctters OF nd
minIstrntiun were Issued to Catherine Meyer
md Chr!stoph 1upgc. md thoir bond tor 5000
was improved.
, 1880-01-23
CHARGED WITH .tlREl..

epft1d7 U11pd1eh % 1hs Chtedeo IFfhUnk
LANSING, Mich, Jan. ecc.-0tts Fuller, editor q,
tho Inoham County, Nc,ts, hns been arrested M
complaint Of Aid. Edwards, Of this cIty, On
charge of libel. Tho alcgcd lI,elaus nr;Icls II.
alnnntcs that Edwards Is guilty Of baljot-m.
stufIinR, ASA
, 1880-01-23

UNITED STATES COURTS.
William e. Cary began sliit ycstertlay agalnst
Tho City Of Ottawa, claiming 40 900 damages.
Tho lilns1ale- Doyle Company brought suit for
5000 aGatnst Thomas Tilley.
, 1880-01-23

CIEars md Cnndscs bought at Dawsot,'N nrc Al,
perfection. Remember tho number, eli blaM
street, SSs
, 1880-01-23

afTlr1ncd; nnyis,l' J., having orc, triad M.
cHto le1nw. tn0k m rnrt In thG hrnriHk, 'a@
a.. Lntfrcll VI. Chflitfers; appeal frrr Aiors,.
Nfcf1. Nt"A1VQ
, 1880-01-23

tho GRIND Pacific.
w. G. Hudson, Lut1ington, Mich, Is stop.
ping nt tho Garlncr.
George W. 1ngrahau. Newark, O., is q
guest at tho Gnrtlncr,
l.. F. Hubbard, Red Wing, MIMI, is n
guest ut tho Sherman.
Daniel T. Hunt Postmaster, Rochester,
N. T., is Mt tho Palmer.
Gov. c. M. Croswcll, Of Michigan. Is stop
ping nt tho Grand Pacific.
DR.. G. II. Darby, st. Joseph, No., Is stop
ping ut the Grand Pacinc
W. s. Humphreys, Fort Wnync, Ind, is a
guest at tho Grand Pacific.
Samuel G. Farrell, Salt Lake City, Utah, Is
stopping at tho fremont.
Charles Pope, proprietor Pope's Theatre,
b. st. Louis, Is at tho fremont.
D. Macpherson, London, England, Is reg
istorcd Mt the Grand Pacific.
F. W. En,bry, Freight Agent Nav York
Central Nailroad, Rochester, N. T., Is u quest at
tho Palmer.
Prof. Jewett, Jnson Downer, md President
Farrnr, Wisconsin stato University, nrc stopping
Mt tho Palmer.
a. A. Talmasc, General Superintendent
Missouri rnciac Railroad, st. Louis, Is stopping
at tho GRIND Pacific.
Tho llnscetl-oil manufacturers md dealers
Of tho West held long session Mt tho GRIND III.
CLIO Yesterday, and Rxesi their schedule Of
prices
DR.. John Petldic, Of tho Second Baptist
Church, tliecMlrscd lust evening ut MM,ly's
attentive auti!tors. Mr. Thounns NeeIIna, viii viii
conduct tho 1ncetiug this oyrning.
Thousands of !aborcrs In tho city aro pray
ing for enough cold wcuthor to hako Ice, that
IN I'm I
Young Mems Christjnn Asaocintion onplnyn,ent
department. reports tho pnst month to have been
Of unusual du1lncss.
The temperatare yesterday, rs observed by
Mnnnssc, onticlnn. Ra Mndison street, Tribune
q. .m ida. r., ii; ms ii; u ip n, aetssss' as; D.
% eiof al 81 E NJ; ' 81 =. 10; a.; z Ill., U.s. hHr'n-
The Western Satt manufacturer held their
paoitls, With I'readont W:R; ilsf, Of East sssi-
actnK n as no Sc 5f as Sf
presented, and prniits divided. 1t wins deter
cut. f'~'
IT The Ir|sll-Amerleau i 4 Republican Club met
J. Wren i' tho chair, for tho purposo ii hc,.rinY
reports Of tho Committee ni, Constitution an3
If tho Club for tho 1'cxt as months. it turned
OUT. nnal|S', TINT nnno of tho Committees wero
9 TSny 70 Tcrsi alld h tto sesK al! o4rned TO
.'''ta' 'eo' ~ ~ '1'' e''1'o l1aco'
Tho frat annual reuitl0n 0f tho Glass Of 70
Of tho Central High School took place lust oven.
No. llto rrnlrio nycnle. number ot iho clsss
were st, pteseht, ana TUG frst nare Of tho eycnnR
1900 ~ tItet;,t, business tectnE for the
ni,n,M1 WI oaInroIat,s y. tao otEshi1Ation Or M
n9 ond aS;s suS werG cleared for dane
h9,,r a III" was Aep' up nhul scasonhbly late
A fow days ago an TEN appeared III this
paper tntnating that onc Norlnnn Mcleod had
offered hfmscif ns hnll ut tho County liuIlIling
sovoraf iota in Jencrson, Tho haIl wins rcfnaci,
lccn.iso tho clerk In churYo Ind hoct, tnld that
honoe ho thought tint the bn VA Mdu It tat knI aI
known as :. ."str!w." Mr. WcIcnl yesMnlay
brought to this ofllco MI alstrut IT tho property
forI Some four or tlyo ycars 1.E1,. f'' ~''s''
t1,,at ovo,,,o,s E,,,,.,,l,, .,,,..,., A., -,
, 1880-01-23

RICE-DHuCff-At tho residence OF tho bttdos ~
ren.s,. NA Wcst Monrnt-ht,, Thurafay evening. Nj.
Al home. SO Wost Adams.st-. afior Mnrch L. Ma
cards. t
, 1880-01-23

DIVORCES
bfnry In Motho htcd btfl yesterday for divorce
from Iip,jnmtn LII Motho on tho ground Of
cruelty, drunkenness, md dcscrtion.
, 1880-01-23

No FANCY rNtCEs-1lost Bct tceth, "a: j1llineu
rates. McChcsney Dros., Clark and Handicapped
, 1880-01-23

to prior mortgage for $500. When he first
wont to bnard With her rho wna, IN conmon
phrlhrcr, A. awcot ~ pic" but aht hOost tleRnn
4 coi,rtu of intimidation worthy 0f L0ltfannn.
aho tlt,srls,cd broomst!cks nIrnvolEora Aronm!
his grny hrad. nceusod him It stealing, sr,lERcsl
him through tho hnll. fnckce him up Ia his r1nih.
cnlctl him liar, trte,t TO poison him, anil hy tho
exercise nf other nnllar delicate feminine ut
tcntfon*. rcti,!c' him 10 such stntn nf tcrrnr
fhas s Ss E" :" G t n, r "9 S wceh
not coHclntled, but Viii bo resumed tn.tl1S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24
By Robert Il. Lyme,
Reai Estate Agent and Auciioneer,
1912 Main street.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT LARGE
n TURFE-sTuRY BRICK STORE 10: ~
EIGHTEENTH STRLET: BETWh,IEtNS ,r N 1v ! y
AND FRNNKIIN STREETS. WITHOUT LIMIT
nj RFSTRVF-By request Of the owners Wiil
offsr for safe. upon the premises. on WEDN,tS-
DAY the 2Sh dav of January 1850. AZ ocn ,, \
p H.. The PROPERTY above described Ihe
hou... "a large three -and-atc one, covered
with slate and Is built very substantially me sioIe
ON The ground floor ID ing separate from the DiIauce
of the building: side enirInce for me use OF teli
0ccupving upper floors. The lot has iront OF -
feet inchc, on Eighteenth street anu run oaSh
between parallel lines l9S feet 10 an alley J" 'ho
rear. -- ~, ,,orl,o,
This properly. being situated so near me market
Is admirably adapted for 4 grocery or connls>iV
husiupss and Is in the centIc Of the trace from te
countie< around and at 4 very small outlay couid De
made very attractive stand. 49,,
NJ saie ROBERT u. LYME.
30 oa AuctiOueer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

A New PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The
new Laiayetie.square Presbyterian church
will be ready for dedication sunday week.
The building cost upwards OF $4,000, and
will be dedicated free OF debt. The only
money that il will be necessary to raise
will perhaps be some for furniture. The
building committee have arranged with
Rev. Samuel McLanaban, OF Waynesboro',
Pa. TO take charge Of the church after its
openine, aud the congregation will then
take steps towards formally calling pastor.
Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24

THE Ice CROP IN MAINE.-A New York
paper says: We understand they are cut
ting a good article OF ii TO IL inches in
thickness in Maine, and that some large
contracts for winter shipment have been
made. Several contracts, varying from TO-
900 to $4,000 tons. have alre9dy been con-
cluded for New York accounts, and the
chances are that coasting vessels will have
plenty Of employment in bringing it here
during the year. Tse present rates are 81
to Sl.25 per ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-01-24


Man tram ssrN.s @t "''"i''A' a. SIS T. v.
express lTraiD arrives al Richmond dhN-
hi.......s....ssss. sssssF e 80 s''' 80
Accommodation train arrives Al KEN ., Al
lnond daily except Sunisy at.......-...' ,' - a,
Mixed train leaves stanton AZ o.. ~
taking uassrusers at Gor,knssnir from tu' iN
Midland traiI from Washington, aud t'''
Richmond Al 5:if l.. VI. ., Did,
A conuects win Virginia Mid. ana itA.-
LVnchhurg. Danyillc, aud Atlantio Nl'i,,iff',
ohio Railroad stations, IN wiu Nlttlh.s
lanI train, leaving al S:lO y. VI. 10 Wts'ihfi'
Il connects with Virginia Midland t"i"
Iynchburg aud panNiiiS. t.....,
q connects with Valley railroad accom- m''-ii
train leaving al S:l5f NJ for uartisoao"fk' ,
ID connects win Nalley railroad lt~io, i,NN'-h "
nae A. VI. sor Harper tcr).
r. conuert with stages for Lexington. - Cd,
n connects With G.. Il. :. aud l.. T. siraH'' |
J Portsmouth, and Cincinnati. ,., Oh,
| 1; connects with scioto "allcy railroad IN 'N'
Northwest g., a.. 49,.
| "A connects With all lines diyergins 10 in> 4" -
| Northwest, and SouihwssI W. VI, ;, " So
| fngleer and Salgilntenuf"
CoNwAY x. HOWARD, General Pas''1sc,e 10
| Ticket Agent.
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TRIM Wis. 4r.|I
lfiI.t. II.
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ROOTS. SHOES. &C.

NENTLEMEN'S DOUBLE N
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at
$780, bargain:
GFNTLEMEN'S HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE BUT
TON-BoOTS, LACE-HHOEs, and CONGRESS
CATERS, In all grades;
LADIES' FRONT and SIDE-LACE and BUTTON
BCOTs-heayy soles. for walking. and m hne
soft kid md light soles;
BOYS aud CHLDREN's sCH00L-sHoEs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS;
INFANTS SHOES IN all styles;
fine line Of OLD GENTLEMEN's and LADIES
BR0AD-B0rTOM, FLAT-HEEL BOOTS and
SHOES:
TRUNKS, vAIIsEs, sATCHELs, BAGS, OVER
The USiVFRsAL ANKLr-sUPPoRTER Tor
weak ankles-a good thing. All al
dc 81 Tenth aud Main streets.
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by PoimdeXter & Upper,
Real Estate Agents ana AuctlOneers,
l2OO Mnin sfreet.
Y vIpTUF OF A CERTAIN DEED

DY VIRTUE OF 4 CERTAIN DEED
ID OF TRUsT dated december II. 1878,
from Robert Martin and wife. default having been
made IN The payment OF note therein described, !
shall proceed 20 cell At public auction on the prem
ises on TUESDAY. January 27th as =. NJ. the
fon1wing PROPERTY conveyed In sid deed A
CERTAIN LOT OF LAND Wit FRAME COZ
'rACE tbc reon fronting seventeen feet on the east
side of Twenty seventh between 4 and q streets.
TERMS: Cash ~ To costs al sale aud note OF
Sl35. with interest from December II, 1879; bah
anee al six and twelve months. With interest.
FURMAN TUPPkR, Trustee.
IA l6-lps
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nArLroAn LIHIs.
% VI ssgzss gs ay3 sss'yss ~

80 " syss M
RICHMOND. YRED'g 4 POTOMAC z. = 70.
RICHMOND. VA. November z, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 3, 1873,
" trains on this road Wi run as follows:
NORTH BOUND.
a:I2 A.. NJ. leaves ByrG-streey 5lation "a ~ Tex
cept SunGays): due af Waeblngiob,
I:10 y. NJ; Baltimore, 300 J.: NJ: (;
Philadelphia $3.50 2. 81; New YORK,
1905 r.. NJ
500 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station DE- y; due
AZ Washington. 9:25 T.. NJ Haium0re,
1928 i. NJ: pull jelpha, $50 y. " ;
New York. 6:i5 A.. VI.
A.OO p 81. ACCONsNODATIDN TRAIN for
Junction. leaves Broad Street ststios
daily fexcep' Sr' iaysl.
SOUTH BOUND.
I0I5P. ~ arrives az Byrd-SLre.t station dairy
Except sundays. Leaves New YORK,
a:Ib A. Ne: Phis ielnnia. l:3J A.
NJ; Baltimore, $3.50 T.. "; Washing
tor $40 y. NJ.
Ii.4O 4. W., arrives 81 Byrd-Strelt statn' daily.
Leaves New YORK, 1906 2. NJ; Phil.
adepbia. I:fe;A. NJ; Baltimore,
1853 A. " Washington. 700 4. VI.
e:43 4. VI, ACCOMMODATION TRAD arrives
at BrOaf-StreeI station ally Except
Sundaysl &. 4. TAYLOR,
General Ticket AgsE-
T.. T. ID. MYERS, General Superintendent.