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NEW YORK.
A Noted Forger Under Arrest,

a NOted FOrHer Under Arrest.
New YORK, April 9.-Charles Brockaway, a
forger, one OF gang which has operated ex-
tensively in Boston, Washington, Baltimore
and Chicago, and which is believed to have
realized $500, 900 in this city, was arragned to-
day and discharged for want of evidence. He
was Immediately rearrested and taken to Chi
cago.
Suicide Does Not Invalidate Life Insur-
ance Policy.
NEW YORK, April 9-In the United Statas
Circuit Court yesterday, Judge Wallace pre-
siding, the suit brought by John C. Broughton
of Bloomfield, n. j., as substituted trustee I'M
der the deed of Eleanor A. Ferguson, against
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company, was
tried. 1t was brought to recover $1,000 in
surance on the life of Israel Ferguson. The
policy provided that in case of death by sui
eide it should be void On April IA, 1879. the
insured man committed suicide in Central
Park, and the company refused payment. The
$m s ,ss s10'''0 . 'e'0'0' '0r Inc plaintiff for
Movements Of American War Vessels.
Gunboat Adams was at Golfo Dulce and the
Kearsarge at Bosco Del Zorro, on the Central
American coast, both actively surveying. The
Alaska and Onward were at Callao March II.
The Marion is overdue at Valparaiso.
A Corner in Opium.
Druggists report a corner in opium. It is
said that syndicate has been formed by
'AA SsA0o0 e"AAu A~oAuoA oPOCuldtOIS, anu CndC
they have been buying for two months all they
could get They began to buy at $3.50 per
pound. The present price is $3.50, and duty
81. There are about 1000 cases in the world.
and each case holds $50 pounds of stock. There
are in London 700 cases, and in New York
1900. The coming crop from Turkey is estim-
ated at 5000 pounds. The average annual con
sumption is about 5000 cases. In war times
the price was put up by spectators to $50 per
pound.
The West P ONT Outrage.
WEST POINT, April 9.-The examination in
the case of Whitaker has commenced Whit
taker was first examined and his story agrees
thus far with his first statement.
During the morning session of the board of
inquiry Cadet Whitaker was on the stand over
two hours He described the assault on him,
and reiterated his former story infinitely. He
had no reason to suppose there are preiudces
in the minds of his instructors against him but
felt that his social isolation has had an effect
upon his studies. 1t was discovered at the in
quiry that one of the pieces of belt with which
Whitaker was tied contained eyelets which
none but officers belts have. Whitaker has
never been an officer.
Shameful Conduct Of Children to an Aged
Parent.
BUFFALO, April 9,-Thomas and Jeanette
Clark have been arrested for shamefully abus-
ing the latter's mother, aged 81. They locked
her in cold room for hours, broke her arm
and kicked and beat her.
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EUROPE.
Frailtles of the Nobility In Russia.

Frailtles Of the Nobility In Russia.
LONDON, April "Details are now furnished
of the arrest Of the courier Of Prince De LEV
en-, one of the Russian Secretaries of State,
charged with forging PASSPORTS His wife is
seriously implicated in revolutionary proceed
ings. There were found in their possession
81, 1000 roubles stated to have been derived from
the sale of fals> passports fabricated during the
past eight months, numbering A,0O.
Emperor William and Bismarck.
BERLIN. April 9.-The Emperor William
has replied by the following Cabinet order, to
Prince Bismarck's request to permission to re-
tire from Office:
81 certainly do not ignore the difficulties in
which you may be placed by the conflict be-
Constitution and your responsibility. I do not
feel induced to relieve you Of your Office, be-
cause you believe yourself unable, in Q partio-
ular case, to carry out the task allotted to you
by the Constitution. ! must, on the contrary,
leave it to you to submit to me, and subse.
quently to the Bundesrath, proposals calcula-
ted to bring about a Constitutional solution of
the conflict of duties of this description
The North German Gazette says: We be-
lieve that arrangements will be proposed for
dealing with the more important matters be-
fore the Bundesrath within limited time,
thus enabling the principal Ministers of the
various States to be present, avoiding proxy
voting.
Western Railroads Mortgaged.
CHICAGO, April ga Sioux City special to
the Tribune says the ST. Paul and Sioux City
Railroad Company have given mortgage to
the Central Trust Company of New York on
the following lines, built or now building:
Saltwater Cut off, five miles; Sioux Falls line
westward 38 miles from Sioux Falls; Niobrara
Branch westward SO miles from point on the
Missouri river opposite this city; Omaha line
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RAILWAY DISASTER.

Part Of Train Thrown off Trestle-
Several Killed or Injured.
WHEELING, April 9.-When a train on the
Bellaire and Southwestern Railroad was about
eighteen miles from Bellaire the hind trucks
of the rear car jumped the trestle, and the car
went over a distance of fifteen feet. The fol-
lowing injured: L. M. Armour, injured shout
the side and back and internally; VIM. Smith,
leg broken and other serious injuries; Capt
Armstrong and daughter slightly. It is re-
ported here that Danford, postal clerk, was
killed, and three others badly injured.
New YORK, April "a special from Bel
laire says that VIM. Danford killed by rail-
road accident Is the son Of ex-Congressman
Danford. Several others are reported killed.
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California Mining stocks,
Boston Produce Market.

4. DUSIUN, AprII q.
Afhe following were to-days quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs ana Potatoes:
Butter-new and choice Western creameries at 80
@35c, new choice Vermont and New York dairy at
1880 fair to good do 22@25c; choice new ladle
packed Western at 24927c, and fair to good 2O9
23c the market is unsettled.
Cheese-quoted at 141a@ 15c for choice; 13@14c
for fair to good; 1O@12c for common the market is
quiet but steady.
Eggs are scarce and firm; quoted at 1879 014c for
Northern and Eastern; Western and Southern 1914
@13c.
Potatoes Northern and Eastern Rose at 50@55c;
Prolifcs at 5O955c; and Jacksons, Peerless and
other kinds at 35@45c market unchanged with
steady demand and good supply.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, April 9.-Hogs-Recepts 16,OO0head;
shipments 1000 head; market is fairly active and
steady; mixed packing at 2O94 40; choice heavy
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments 1000 head;
exports strong demand 2o95 55 good shipping at
3o95 80; butchers strong at 2094 90; stockers
and feeders at 90@4 10.
Sheep-receipts 200 head; market nrmer; clipped
8 80; common to medium 5O@5 O0;good to choice
5 Sac 25
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European Markets.

= By Telegraph.)
LONDON. April 9.-Consols 80 GIG for money
and 981a for account.
LONDON, April 9-12.30 P. M.-Amercan secu-
rlties-Unted States bond, new 5s, O5sS; new As,
1924; 41as at lila.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-12.3O F. M.-Cotton market
dull and easier; Middlng uplands at Sled; Or
leans at 7asd sales 900 bales;for speculation and
export 1000.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-12.3O P. M.-Flour lis 30
lbs; Winter Wheat los Sd911s Cd; Spring, Wheat
los 1Od@1 1sd; California average los 4d@1Os 1Od;
club do at los 11d@11s 4d; Corn at 5s 81ad; Peas
IS 11d97s. Provisions, &c,-Pork at 62s; Beef at
75s; Bacon at 36s936s Cd; Cheese Ills; Lard at $685.
Tallow at 35s at London AS.
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SPORTING.

The Base Ball Season Approacheth.
At Washington yesterday-Providence, a;
Nationals, 4-eight innings.
The New York Tramps.
NEW YORK, April 10-At l o'clock this
morning Hart had made 1872 miles, Dobler
462, Allen 445, Pegram 473, Hanwaker 1872,
Williams 43S, Krohne 443, Howard 452.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Daily Wholesale Market.

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. April 8.
The market for Flour and Grain is without mate
rial change, with a downward tendency. Sugar is
in fair demand and steady at 97sc for granulated
and Sc for Extra C. Eggs frmer at 12@13c.
Butter-we quote choice lots at decline from yes
terday's prices with an easier feeling. Bermuda
Onions are coming in more freely and quoted at
8 25. Apples show slight advance In Drugs, &c.,
Balls. Copaiva is firm and steady. Cardamoms are in
fair demand. Cassia Buds easier Morphine is ir-
regular. Opium continues very strong and the ten
dency is decidedly upward there is not likely to be
any Decline although the advance has been oonsid-
erable on the contrary the principal operators
fully able to put the price to much higher figure if
they choose, as they are strong enough to buy all
there is in existence. Canary Seed is very firm.
The following are to-day's quotations of Flour.
Grain, Provisions. &C.
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CUBA.

A Terrible Drought at Trinidad.
HAVANA. April 9.-The cana on Paso Real
plantation, near Trinidad, equal to 200 hhds.
Of sugar, has been destroyed by fire. The
drought continues, and cattle AIRED ying in
Vuelta Abajo region.
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The West P ONT Outrage.
The Times on the New Parliament

LONDON, April 9.-The Times estimates
Liberals in House will number about $40;
Home Rulers from go to 65; Conservatives
about $50. The Liberals position in the new
Parliament will be nearly the same as that of
the Conservatives in the late Parliament
Foreign Notes.
The British steamer Darita was sunk by col
Iision on the River Danube. Eleven passen
gers and five Of the crew were drowned.
Parnell has received the freedom of the Getty
of Cork for his services in behalf Of Ireland.
It is now stated that Parnell will sit for Cork
in the House of Commons. --~
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MARRIAGES..

In Standish, April 8. by Rev. j. P. Trowbridge
Walter l.. Mains and Miss Lizzie E. Hooper, both of
Standish.
In Saco March 80, DIR. Geo. L. Mason and Miss
Helen A. Jordan.
In Waterville, March 20, Geo. L. Learned of Ben
ton and Miss Flora j. Barton of Winslow.
In WaterAille, March 80. M. S. Holmes, NJ. D.,
and Miss Myra 4. McKechnie.
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DEATHS.

In this city April g. of scarlet fever Roscoe Holt
son of Newell A. and Henrietta M. johnson, aged 8
wears months 81 days.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon. at 21a O'Clock,
at residence, 165 Clark street. Burial at conven.
fence of the family.]
In this city, April 9, Mrs. Lucy B., wife Of W. A.
Bibber, aged SO years 10 months.
Funeral on Monday afternoon at O'Clock, at
her late residence. No. 1874 Danforth street. Burial
at convenience Of the family.
In this city, April g. Eugene son OF John and
Catharine Sullivan aged 10 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-10

CONGRESS- will always be found Pure and re-
liable. 1t makes light sweet dumplings, buckwheat
cakes, pie crust, biscuits, etc.,
ECongress Yeast Powder and SHADES English
Mustard received the award in the late Mechanics
Fair. Both sold by leading grocers take 9TH
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The United States steamer Tuscarora ar
rived at San Diego, CAL, Wednesday, and
landed nine men picked up on beach 300
miles south, in q destitute condition.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INpICA lions For THE NEXT TWENTx-rouu

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
April 10, A. M.
For New England,
Warmer cloudy weather, followed by rain;
south-westerly wind and lower barometer.
Cautionaries continue at Section g. Eastport,
Portland, Section s, Boston, Section 6, Woods
Hole to Chincoteague.
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Boston Stock Market.
tSales of the Brokers' Board, April 81
Boston u Maine Railroad. ......129
$9U EaSC9rn hdlllOdu. 30 N
Second Call.
$50 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s51s
Second Board-First Call.
$500 Eastern r. R., Az 92A
81 Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35X
The Portland daily press., 1880-04-10

The man who committed suicide at st. Vim
cent hospital Thursday, was John Woolbert
Smith, aged 81, a stove manufacturer of Phil
adelphia, He gave the name of George NJ
Jones OF Boston when admitted to the hospi-
tai.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We would call special attention to the Assessors
Notice, which appears in our columns to-day
with reference to taxes that all persons interested
may comply with the tenor of such notice partic
ularly the last clause with reference to the U. s.
Government Bonds, ard Deposits in Savings Banks,
and thus save hard thoughts, and possibly hard
words when too late mar31dt16sn
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Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
T. H. Mansfield & Co., brokers, 81 Exchange street
Portland Mo-. April 8:
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LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamer Ontario-3O, 900
bush corn, 206 bales cotton, 10000 TBS tallow 316
300 do oatmeal, TO 900 do bacon, 5000 bush peas,
5000 do wheat, 700 sacks, $500 bush oats.
HAVANA. Brig M E Leighton-2O24 shocks and
toes.
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cent. Sterling Exchange dull at 484s4 @48514 for
long and 871a@488 for short. Governments are
strong and higher for 4Aas and As
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
ed 338. 900 shares.
Tne Following are to-days closing quotations of
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MEMORANDA.

Barque Fannie Skoltield, (not Jennie Harkness.)
from Glasgow for Boston, is the vessel run into by
a Dublin steamer. Damage light and paid for by
the steamer.
Brig l Henderson, Henderson, at Philadelphia
from Cardenas, reports, Mich 20, Jas F Cousins, of
Stockton, Me, list officer aged 40 years, struck
by the boom and knocked overheard and drowned.
1t was blowing hard at the time.
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Boston Sugar Market.

New York stock and Money Market.
By Teleeraph.)
NEW YORK. April 9-Evening. market
oaned up to and lie per diem, but became easy
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Mining Stocks.

NSOkzACsSNC
By water compensation bush Cornmeal to G.
W. True & Co.
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Receipts Of Maine Cenral.

EOHTLAND, April o.
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, So cars miscellaneous mer-
ch8ndiso
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SPOKEN.
April 8. lat 35 33, lon SO OIL, barque Artur G
Wade, Sherman, from New York for Cardenas.
April 4, lat 43 48, lon 56 49, ship Cornelius, Jor-
dan, from Bremen for Baltimore.
April 5, E of Sandy Hook 300 miles, ship Enos
Soule, from Liverpool for New York.
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Ar at New York 9th, steamer Santiago de Cuba,
from Havana barque F L Genera, from Matanzas.
Sid FIN Antwerp 7th inst ship Rosie Welt, Welt.
Hong Kong.
Sid FIN Greenock 7th inst, barque j Southland,
Handy, Boston.
Passed the Lizard 7th inst, ship Andrew johnson,
Crawford, New York for Antwerp.
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.PRIL IL
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


FRIDAY, April 9.
Arrived.
Steamship Toronto, SBr) Bouchette, Liverpool
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York-mdse to
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, St John, NIB, via
Barque saml Spring. Rose, New York-coal to
Portland g. Machlas steamers Vessel to j Wins
low g. Co.
Sch Ruth Thomas, Thorndike Richmond-coal
Sci Henry Willard, Willard, Philadelphia-coal
to Green, Son & Lynch
Sch Jerusha Baker. Chase, Boston.
Sch Cornelia -, Boston whiting to G NJ Bailey.
Sch George s. Albert. Bryant, Boston.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke. Rockland-lime
to A B Morse & Co.
Sch Arrival, Farnum. Boothbay.
Sch Curtis, from Margarettville, Ms, for Bos-
ton.
Schs Lorne. Flowers, and Alice G, st John, NIB.
Steamship Ontario, Or; Williams. Liverpool-D
Brig Mary E Leighton. Leighton, Havana-Nut-
ter, Kimball & Co.
Sch Charter Oak, Carnage, New York - Canton
Sch S Lindsey, johnson, New York; Wilson
Sch Peacedale, Arnold, Narragansett, RI W
Sch & A Briggs, Babbitt, Kennebec, to load for
New Haven't Nickerson Il Son.
Sch Jerusha Baker, Chase, Machiasport-Nathl
Blake.
Sch Railroad, Webster. Belfast-Kensell & Tabor
| Sch Cinderella, Weber, Round Pond Nathl
Blake.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
| CRANBERRY ISLES, March 29-Ar, sch Agnes
Belle Fernald. from Back Bay, with herring, (and
sailed westward.)
March 31-Ar. sch Silver Heels, Buger, IA hours
| from St john NIB, for New York or Philadelphia,
| (and sailed Ap1 j.
| PEMBROKE, April Gar to date, schs Clytie
Laughton, Baltimore; Vulcan, Bartlett, New York;
/ UaJ1 ordp Pnrt1 RAMA ~, ,aolor
and Hiram Tucker, Knowlton Boston; Viola May
| Fisher; H Bridges, Landrick; B j Fellows, Clark
| and Freddie Eaton Motz, Boston; Spartel, Halo
i well, New York.
In port, sch Benjamin, Wheeler, for New York
| with potatoes.
Ship S Thomas, of Yarmouth, 1854 tons, built
in 1871, has been sold to a German house.
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
| Ar at New York 9th, steamer Santiago de Cuba
i from Havana: haraue E u Genera. from MatauZas
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Potatoes.
Early Rose, ~ BUSH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE LIFE-INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA,
UNDER THE DIRECTION or IT'S STOCKHOLDERS,
HAS
REMOVED TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
AND FIXED ITS
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AT No. 8 TENTH STREET.

Established under the auspices Of such men as the
late A. G.. McIwaine, its first presidents Darcy
Paul, Its first ylce-pre:ident. and ID. b. Tennent
who has been continuously one Of It's vice. presi-
dents, and member of its Finance Committee
since its foundation, 1t has aimed always 10 main
tain the high character with which such men
moulded all their enterprises.
No man has ever had TO enforce claim against 1t
by the judgment Of a court.
IL has always kept an ample reserve IN cash.
It's policies have always been incontestable after
three years except for actual fraud.
Its assets are larger in proportion 10 liabilities
than those of any company In the United states.
II Invites an examination into its modes OF In
vesiment, its strength, and Its rates.
IL issues policies o. Insurance la amounts not ex-
ceedng SIS. 000-for single year, or term of years
lat rates quite as low as cooperative asSessments
or for lfe and endowments for any period. Pre-
miums payable annually semi. annually, quarterly,
or monthly. SAMUEL d. PAUL, President.
JAMES W. PEGRAM, Secretary. y7-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03

ADELAIDE NEILsoN.-[New York 1ri
bune. Miss Nelson, who sailed away from
our shores last Wednesday In the AbyssiDia,
purposes to pass but few days in London,
and then to proceed to her villa near the
Lake OF Como, where she will pass the rest
OF the summer. She went away in good
health, but with the sadness inseparable
from long farewell to many friends, and
to bright scenes OF artistic achievement and
personal triumph. II her plans for the fu-
ture are fulfilled we shall soon hear from
her, in domestic retirement, on the banks Of
the Thames. They are wise, no doubt, who
leave the scene when "the sport is at the
best" but In Miss Nelson's withdrawal
the stage will suffer an irreparable loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03

New YORK BULL-FIGHTING. The Spanish
bull.ngbt in New York Saturday afternoon
in the amphitheatre at Seventh avenue and
ne-hundred.and-sixte street was a
most ludicrous MAR, and for an hour and
a half provoked derision from those who
bad seen genuine bull.fght, and the
most uncomfortable laughter from those
who had not. Nine steers were worried
for an hour and bali, and Mr.. Berg only
occasionally isterfered. All except one or
two OF the animals were mIld-eyed, and did
their best TO get over the fence and away
from their aSsalants.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT or MILLER)
MANuAL-LABoR SCHOOL.
BATEsvuLE rosT.oFFIcE, VA, July 20, 1897
TO CONTRACTORS.
sEALED BIDS will be received at this ofncc
until the evening OF AUGUST 18Th for BUILD
ING A WORKSHOP for this school. f.
Specifications will be sent on application. Plans
can be seen here. e H
Bids will be opened for letting contract In Char.
lollesyiile SATURDAY, August IAN. tr4.
Ohio galway. CT. vAwTER, y
y3l.dlw Fr superintendent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-03
By Augustine Royal,
Real Estate Agent and AuCtioneer,
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
L IN TIE COUNTY OF CHEST ERFIELD. VA.
By virtue of deed Of trust bearing date The 20 n
aay OF March. 1879 and recorded IN the clerks Of
fee of the County Court of Chesterfield county, D..
r. youme go page 2. executor 10 the UNDERSIGNED,
trustee by Charles II. Wilkinson and Fannie A. bis
wife TO secure TO Robert u. owen the payment OF Il
Judgment against said &. H. WisinsOn for the sum
OF S2l0.q6. with interest thereon. as specified IN
said dee and default having been made IN the pay
mcnt of said Judgment and being required 50 20 90
Inv The said owens counsel. vi J sell by public auc
lion at the courthouse of Chesterfield county, on
MONDAY the 9th DAY of August. 1850 court. day.
M / O'Clock L. NJ, The REAL ESTATE described IN
the said deed, the same beinga TRACT OF LAND
wing ana being IN the county Of Chose field and
state of Virginia, containing 1872 ACRES, on the
Petersburg road. seven miles from the Richmond
and Danyie and the Glover Hin railroads, aud adj
jacent to the lands OF The estate of Thomas Johnson
II. r. Miller aud others.
TERMS: Cash. ..
BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Trustee.
~ 3O.3l An IA. 5,6,7,&S
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A. T.. Stewards Designs at Garden City

GARDEN CITY, L. l., July 31.-Judge
Henry Hilton and Mrs. Stewart, IN admin
istering the estate OF the late Alexander L.
Stewart, have caused endOw Incnts To be
made that will aggregate probably $1,000
600, 10 be devoted to building, equipping.
and furnishing collegiate building, where
il is intended 10 educate both sexes for
charge less than 800 per year. The
cost for instruction and travelling eX-
penses from New York or Brooklyn
will not average that sum. One building
for this purpose is now nearly completed,
which is said TO be the finest structure OF
the kind in America, and will accommodate
five hundred students. Two other build
ipgs OF equal dimensions will be erected be-
side it. Sixty acres OF land have been set
apart for the buildings and the grounds,
walks. groves, or parks that will surround
them. A building for females, to accOmO-
date three hundred, occupying twenty-five
acres, with aDneXes and surrounding
grounds, will also be completed very soon.
A divinity school to educate young men Tor
the ministry in the Episcopal Church will
be located in Garden City. where the re-
mains Of Mr.. Stewart will be placed after
the cathedral is finished.
All these buildings, when completed, will
be furnished by Mrs. Stewart, dedicated to
the memory OF her husband, sufficiently en-
dowed TO guarantee their usefulness and
perpetuity, and then transferred to the SUI
pervision Of the Episcopal district Of Long
Island through the bishop, upon the latter
signing contract to conduct The edfice ac-
cording to the intenls and suggestions OF
the late A. T. Stewart.
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1t was not John n. Fry, but bis father,
James +. Fry, who died recently in The
county OF Albemarle at the age OF eighty
one. The deceased was born in Madison,
but bad lived fity.one years in Albemarle.
In Baltimore, Sunday, Rev. Henry
Branch, OF Virginia, preached at the
Twelfth Presbyterian church, and the Rev.
J. &. Taylor, OF Virginia, at the Eutaw-
Place Baptist church.