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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-23
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kic c,sTe 81 $40 T. h lC;lO AN. 1000 p H.
West Polnll DIDO u. VI lA5 p. NJ l:lSAu

alt trains daiIy except SUNDAY
fSsseng1T Irsln connects Al West Pslrt on TUES
| steamers ~ and from Baltimore VIA
Freight trains viii bare passeBg coacb st,ct,
Train NO. a. connects AZ Burkeyle with No.
folk a,d Western railroad for Faru,v,l'e ,t
| burg, and all souihWester- points "'Neu-
Train No. 30 fast MALL stops only AZ iete,st,,
Burksylhe, Drahs's Brsbch. Bari ia IS. Danyilis
Greensboro salisbury Charlotte. sr.r,sab,,,'
Greenyllle, Seneca Toccoa, Lula asd s,'''i,i Z p
connecting Al Atlanta for al points south ana
west. 'N" o'Nih-
Train No. AZ rhrough passenger, s,o-s o., an
lions, connecting at SUtherns yyub Ni.e,,' ~
Sutherlin Narrow-Gauge railroad Gsr Nilton. az ~
salisbury Win Vests Norih Carolina railroad for
all pOiBis In Western North Carolina. IN i.i,t,..
| for all points South and Southwest, '''-''~
| Train No. AZ Through passenger ard MALL s,ons
| ana Sutherlin NarrOw-Gsuge railr0sd for WilioDs.
&C Atlanta for all points South and SeuthSes,. =,
| Charlotte With Charlotte. Columbia ana Ano,'stt
railroad for Columbia, August. savannah. and
Trains from the South arrive a. Richmond NJ Az
z. NJ. 3:42 =. M~I7:l3 A. NJ. aud ~ Is Pm. aad
from West Point - 1918 a. NJ. passenger. l.{5
Z. NJ. and S:25 p NJ. tfrtigniJ
PULLMAS-CAR SERVICE:
On Train No. 6O-Richmond 10 Atlanta.
On Train No. 4s-New York ana Atlanta ria
Richmouo, aud greensboro 20 Hehrys siar0r
Western North Carolina rsIlrOas.
On Train No. 4Z-WashingtOn, ard Richmond
and D8nville, and Danyie and Augusta.
BOn-Air passenger trains leave Richmond or f.35
4. NJ and 6:35 y. d.. arrive al Bon Airat6:5 A.
n. and 500 z. N. arrive 1t Coilheld al 7:ll A.
VI. and 7:ll L. ". Returning, leave Coalfcd Al
TAI A. N. and 1928 r NJ: leave Bon Airat A.
". aud 7:4O =. NJ; arrive at Richmond At sZ3 A.
NJ. an1 j. W All passenger irai except The fas
Tickets sold 10 al points SOUTH sostheast ,r5
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No h7-oyer checks given on local tickets
General Passenger aud Ticket Aver,
j. u. X. TALCOTT. General Manager. au7
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN ONE
half MILE OF ASHLAND. NOV X
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.-Pur.uant 10 a decree OF
Hanover Circuit Court rendered on April 20, 1881,
in suit Of " Mcknight and ais. % TAYLOR and
OiheTsm the undersigned. special commissioner
thereby appointed for the purpose. will proceed TO
seil al pubic suction, In front OF Cox Leake q Cob
store Ia Ashland. Hanover county. Va, on
SEPTEMBER Urn. 1881.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the certain TRACT OF LAND
living on 10th sides Of the Telegraph road. near
Ashland, adjoining lands OF John w. Morris and
others. couisiDing ONE HUNDRED AN ID
EIGHTEEN AND ONE-HALF ACRES, being
land Of which Garland B. Taylor died seiI~d. This
land Is well wooded, and Is valuable by reason OF
its locality. ~
Thi, land has been divided into lots, and will be
sold either whole or In parcels, as may best suit
purchasers.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, and balance at six.
twelys, and eighteen months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title to retained I'LL
all The purcbase-mOney Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court. WILLIAM j. BEAkE.
Special Commissioner.
Edwin VAUGHAN. AHcilOneer. au9 Tu3W
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE DBMoCRAfIc)
rXECUT1EG COMMITTEES.
RICHMOND, August o, 1851.
THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE CON.
"A SENTATIVE DEHOCRAffC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE are established AZ The Office Of the
American Hotel, corner OF Mao and Twelfth
streets.
win be glad 10 see any resident or visiting Con.
seryaiive Democrat at these rooms, where any ir-
formaiion about party matters will be gladly re-
ceiveG.
Letters win reach me addressed 10
j. BILL BIGGER,
secretary State Conservative Democratic Execu
live C0in mltfee.
conservative Democratic papers please copy.
ar 10
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BUILDING LOT on CHRISTIAN
"A STREET NEAR VALLbf; " ,fasrntnn nnH
we win ssl Al anclion, on The premises on
TUESDAY, August 2sDs
:, a o,eioct r.. NJ. the BUILDING LOT situated -
above II fronts so feet on the sn,n sius ~ 80
20 an alley. o,,pps A vfrtTAMs
IEaae' 49, Arcti0neers.
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

SUNNY SIDE, HENiIco, August 30, 1891.
TNAKEN UP ON THE SUNNY C4sa
Il SIDE Farm. above the new reservoir. Sx~k-
one RED cow, and slightly marked uBder nanks
with white. The owner VIII please call. pay
charges, aud take her sway. 23-1ts
EOUND, ON FRIDAY LAST, A GOLD
H. BRACELET. The owner can get It At No. 902
Moore street. SUSAN YOUNG.
an 2S-ltF
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By n. seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THREE SMALL FRAME DWELLINGS
L CONTAINING THREE ROOMS EACH, On
COMPROMISES STREET. MADDOX Hill, FOIS
SALE AT AUCTION.-I will offer al pubic auc-
ton, upon the prem lies. on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %. 1881
st 3 O'Clock z. ST.. the REAL ESTATE as ABOVE TO-
Gated. fronting together 30 by l45 feet.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
ot AuctiOneer.
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THE HYGElA HOTEL,
A. OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated 100 yards from Fort MourOe. Open al
the wear Kquai 10 any hotel IN the United States
a SUMNER RESORT. Send for circular describing
hyKenic advantages, etc.
HARRISON PHGBUs,
Je2S Proprietor.
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EOR RENT, FIRsT-CLAsS RESI-. a
u DEECEs IN ten minutes walk Of post II
once.
317 east Franklin; IL rooms.
Corner flfth and Cary streets 10 rooms.
TOT rasf Iseieh street. 10 rooms
$40 west Main street; 10 rooms.
.. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Eisge AReat and kuetioneer.
au 2I-St Ills Main street..
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CHENANDOAH-VALLEY RAILROAD.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHlLADELPHiA'AN AND NJ"
YORK.
SCHEDULE II EFFECT JUNE Is, ISL.
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GALE OF VALUABLE LAND NEAR
- CLARKSVILLE, VA, on ROANOKE RIVER.
Nv virtue or decree Of tue Circuit Court Tor Meek
lenburg county rendered at the May term, 1881 IN
The chancery suit of W TOwres's executor vs. W.
A. Jamerson, &C., shall, on Me
18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1881,
I'm front OF the prlek Hotel in Csrksyle. Va, sell
10 the highest BIDDER that Huy valuable TRACT
OF LAND. fying near ClHrksville lhalf milel. on
Roanoke river, known as O(CONtREHhk, being
IN. homestead OF the late Hon. William IcNnes,
containing 1.o05k ACRES (mOre or less) This Is
one of the most valuable farms on the Roanoke.
The improvements are fne, consisting or spen
hid manslon-hOuse OF some fourteen rooms, Win
All necessary Out-tuildings. This tract HAS very
arge body Of fine river low grounds. as we'll rs
large body Of forest and up-lands. IL Is not onen
that such property comes INTO market. The farm
Is well adapted To the growth Of all Of the croos ~
his sec ION, including dnc tobacco aud cotton. 10
should be remembered Mat the X aud u. railroad
Il soon 20 lie completed 10 Clarksyille.
.ersOns wishing 10 secure valuable aAd deaira-
Die home on make good Investment shond exam
Inc hi. property.
TERMS OF stLB: $3.50 in cash on day Of SAFE,
$4,000 Or "A oredit OF one year, and the residue on
credit of two years after date the purchaser 70 eX-
ecute his bonds for the deferred payments carry ing
interest from date. aud the title 70 be retained I'LL
the whole OF the purchase money is paid.
w. r. HOMES, Commitsboner.
MASON & PURYBAR, Aueuoneers.
au q -eOdSt
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BY W. Goddlu. Auctioneer.

BY w. Goddln. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR HAND
i SOME LOTS IN SIDNEY. on THE SOUTH
SIDE OF EILWOOD OR MAIN sIsEE i BE-
TWEEN SHORT AND HARVIE SIREEIS'rthb
SOIARFS WEST OF MONROE PARk.-At tne
reduest of the trustee will offer for sale at pubic
auction, on The premises, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881,
az 81 O'Clock L. NJ. FOUR HANDSOME LOTS 10
each frooIns 80 feet. running back 1870 feet 10 an
alley 10 feet wide adjoining on the west me resi-
dence of Mr. James l.. Marsh. These LOTS are In
thai part OF SIDNEY which Is rapidly Improving la
value - oon,,.,
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDIN.
au 81 AuctOnetI.
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No. 2 DAILY except saturday. Nos. snd
DAILY c1cept sunday. -
Pullman parlor cars through 10 BaltlHor on no.
train. t.r.I..
Pullman sleeping ears through 20 ihiaiel"'-
and New York on No. train. ,,
CHARLES r. MATCH,
General Passenger Agtht.
JOSEPH II. SANDS, superintendent D. !
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STATE OF VIRGINIA-CITY OF RIcHMoND-to
wit:
1. NJ. L. sPoTswooD. notary public for the city
X. C. JONES and A. W. G.. SMYIH. whose names
are signed TO The above writing, bearing date The
18th day OF July. 1881. have acknowledged the
same before me, IN my said city, aud 90 further
certify that JONES this day made oath before
ma that the said MARIETTA ARCHER. special
partner, las actually paid Into the brm above men,
TONED the sum OF : 1900 IN CASH.
Given uucer nv hand his 18th dav OF July,
1881. M. T.. sPOTSWOOD, Notary Public.
DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-CoUSTY OF WASHING
TON-to wit:
l. sANUEL Il. WALKER. a notary public for the
county Aforesaid, do hereby certify that MARI
ETA ARCHER, whose name Is signed 10 the
above wriung, hearing date the 18th day or July,
1881. has acknowledged the same before me in my
county Aforesaid.
49,, Given under my hand this 18th day OF
t~~~s SAMUEL II. WALKER.
IN l9-Tu6w Notary Public.
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w A N T Ed,
w PURCHASERS FOR
100000 SAWED SPRUCE LA1BS.
$4,000 LARGE No. HEART CYPRESS SHIN
Giles.
10000 LARGE No. 1 SAP CYPRESS SHIN
GILES,
together with large stock Of ALL KINDS OF
LUMBER, which we offer at low prices.
TRUMAN A. PARKER & co.
Lumber Dealers.
au l9-1mt Fifth and Canal streets.
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WE, n. G. JONES, A. w. c. SMYTH,
w and MARIETTA ARCHER, all aud each OF
the city OF Richmond. In the state OF Virginia. have
this day formed LIMITED CO-PARTNkRSHlP
to conduct In the civ Of Richmond Va, the
wholesale busintss ia FANCY GROCERIES, TO
BACCOS, and CIGARS. aud other merchsr disc.
under the frm.name and style OF JONES BRO
THEIRS 4 co.
MARIETTA ARCHER Is the special and r. c.
jocks and A. w. T.. sAYIH are the general part
ncrs.
sum Of Al 800 as her in-put into the partnership,
the term Of which Is 10 be one year from this date
Witness our hands and seals this 18Th DAY or
.July 1881 II. &. JONES, fsEAL.l
A. w. G. SMYTH, lsEAL
MARIETTA ARCHER, lsBAL.l
In presence OF \. n. WALKER.
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direct fOur-hOurs connection Is made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving k.Clm1ad
at 1850 a. NJ, and Norfolk aL 1879 7. v. see
special advertisement Illustrating the auraci9ns
this service.
All lrSIus leaving Petersburg will start from iAe
ADDOmattON denN.
SUNDAY FXCURSlON TRAINS leave Rich.
mond Al . 4. NJ. aud 9 Z, ". Leave Petersburg al
9 A. NJ. and i. VI. every susday.
4. ID KLINE. Superintendent
A. Pope. General Passenger and Ilcset Agent
10 rs
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THE POPULAR WATERlNG.PLACE'
CAPE MAY,
Is REAcHED BY THE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD IN TWO HOURS
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

DICH M0ND, FREDERICK ~
III AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.--Scheduie GU
mencing SUNDAY, May is. 1881: ...,n
Gao A. NJ, leaves BYId-street station dsii{ -
only az Milford aud frederlchsOeitx
e:l2 A. NJ. leaves Byr,i-StFeet station dalll ~
cept sunday.
$40 Y. NJ, leaves ById-stfeet station dali'' -.
400 T.. NJ, Accommodation for Junction, sue
Bsozd-Slreet station daily le1eep' -
daysl. ,pv
ll.3O A. NJ. arrives at Byrd-Street station utN
500 p. ~, arrives at Byrd-strees s1a''D ''''
makes no local stops. A.iiy
9:56 Il. ~, arrives al Byrd. street siauVU
Except sunday u,,,.As
$50 A. NJ, Accommodation, arrives 81 nsI
Street station daily Except S9nNSee''
neral TicSet ASeS-
Arm xYnss erintendenL "a
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THIRD DAY,

BANQUET LAST MIGHT AT HIGHLAND HOUSE,
ADDRESSES, &C.. &C. - OBSERVATIONS -
PAPERS AND DISCUSSIONS TO-DAY-EXCUR-
sIONS.
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AND ONO RAlLWAl'
~ Trains nom and 60 Richmond June ~ 1901
Mail. Accom-. tNprtS.
Leave. 500 A. NJ. $3.50 p. ii. 1000 T. y
Arrive....... e.l0 L. VI. $500 4. M 700 n y,
For further details, apply az 1000 Man sirttl' VI
Chesapeake and ohio railway depot ticket ofce.
r. ". FULLER.
I'LL q. Z. aur T. Agtn.
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBu re-
II RAILROAD COMPANY.- C0umeociug
SUNDAY. June Il, 1851, trains GA lhs road win
run as follows:
LEAVE RICBAOSD-sOUTH.
8:IOP.M, FAST NAIL, daily. Mako. through
connections for savannah. stops only
at Petersburg. Pullman Palace Steep
ing cars between Milipid, Va, and
Charleston.
1850 A. ~, THROUGH MAIL. daily, connecting
for Raleigh, Charleston, AumFa,
Aiken, ssyagnsh. aud Jacksonville.
stops ~ ShOrs, Chester, ttl'raIA,
Dre~ry's Bun on signal Pullman
Charleston on this train.
6:l0 p. NJ. FREIGHT, DAILY except sunday.
$50 A. NJ, FRElG HT, daily except sunday.
LEAVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4l5A. NJ, FAST MAIL, daily. stops only %
Chester. Pulimsu Nleeptrs btlNeI
Char esfon and Milford, ".
7:3O A. NJ, FREIGHT. daily eXeeut SUNDAY.
3:45 7. I'd, THROUGH MAIL. daIiy, connecting
vita Richmond. Frederick ,hurE 900
Potomac railroad Tor 81 points ffsi
aud West. also making c0nre''Na
with 4 49, peske and ohio rslrai Tor
the Virginia spriuas and al points
North aud Mest. This train sifr A.
Manchester, Chester, and tenira.A'
Pullman Seepers on this Train he-
tween Charleston aua New 10rh.
54OP. NJ, FREIGHT, daily tNcep 90 sunday.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-20

sale pile before her almost as huge as the
great pyramid of Egypt. Cousin Flor
Ida, who was just verging into young
ladyhood, pronounced everything "per-
fectly superb" while grandpa, who was
nearly seventy and took every occasion
to put in loving word for the dear help
meet, who had stood by his side through
Joy and grief for almost fifty years, said
that none but one Of her descendants
could have gathered up such meal as
that, and that it did her full honor,
which was the highest praise he conld be.
stow. And then all cheered, big and lit
tie, and the noise reused 'Pink and
Beauty" who had fallen to doze, and
they began to--meow. And Pansy, who
was responsible for their conduct, held
up her little finger menacingly at them
needn't say meow The milk in this
pitcher isn't for YOU" And they be-
came decorous at once. st. Bernard,
however, behaved beautifully, and did
credit to the noble blood of his ancestors
across the sea. And for his reward he
received q goodly share OF the banquet
in due season.
Did they have toasts? Certainly. That
was one Of the little Queens express
wishes-''just as papa and mamma had"
But as Pqpsy's long lashes began to
droop lower and lower, and finally to
close altogether, will only give you the
two she heard. The first was mammals
in response to papas 'The Queen"
Dear little birds; can you say,
Who is four years old to-day?
Sweetest kittens, can you tell,
Who it is we love SO well?
Who is it. Just four years old,
Worth her precious weight in gold?
But four short summers since she came,
And Pansy, darling is her name.
$50 NICE" murmnred Pansy. And
then Uncle Tom got up with great flour
ish, but there was suspicious moisture
in his eyes and an earnestness in his tone
that showed his impromtu came from
his heart. He said:
Pansy, my dear,
Only be true,
Heavens best gifts
Shall Cow to you
Rule thy subjects
With rod of love,
As angels reign,
In courts above.
And whep the dream
Oflfe is DER,
Crossing the stream
To Heavens shore.
When Christ will crown
Thee, dearest child,
With His rich grace
Prue, undefled.
And Pansy was fast asleep.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-20

If You Want Satisfaction take your old
sewing machines to J. b. Garrson's sew
ing machine store, lG7 Third street Port
land Or. He has employed one of the
best adjusters and sewing machine re-
pairers on the coast. Charges reasonable
all work warranted for one year.
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MUSIC. MUSIC.

And Pansy was fast asleep.
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A PhyHtc,a - EssIf ulOny,

A Phystc,at's Testimony.
hereby certify that have been practicing
physician for twenty seven years, and for many
chronic cases In my practice do recommend War
ners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure IL was upon
my advice tina. q W. Stamm, editor of the Indus
trial Era obtained this valuable remedy.
a. A. RAMSAY NJ. d.
Abba, Iowa. Nav 26.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-20

Abel, the leading photographer of Portland
DR., keeps ON doing a. large business. Hts wor
can compared with the best anywhere, an
the people know II. His gallery l. at 1917 AN
I RAT nfa
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-20

Warren's Music House, 81 MORRISON street
near the Postoffce, Portland, Or, has everything
in the musical line at reasonable prices large
stock of sheet music, books, pianos, musical ner-
chandse band and orchestra music always on
hand Mr. Warren buys every thing direct from
Eastern houses, and can afford to sell cheaper
than any store in Oregon. Send for catalogue
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-20

The weary sufferer who is patiently enduring the
hot weather ard longing for relief, gladly h. Ills
any thing that will banish monotony or lessen
It is true Friend in Need" n suffering humanity
For the Kidneys liver or urinary organs it Is III isi-
lble.
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Use Rose

ARRH, the most prevalent but least understood of
all Diseases Is the cause Of much needless sunerne
and thousands Of premature deaths annually DR.
Kftk has made this disease life study having bten
great sufferer himself until cured by HIS own Rem
edy, which he has for thirteen years IN his practice
the three last In Portland. Or.put to the scNerst
tests with the most satisfactory results He has Also
treated severl physciais With this accunulative
evidence Warranted In saying that no other
preparation for the Of this disease IN any o. rs
forms VIII give snch universal satisfaction AS DIR.
KECkS SURE CURE FOR CArARRH which You
get Of your Druggist at home, or OF DIX krtk OF
The Doctor makes u specially o. the treatnen! anu
cure Of chronic Diseases especially Cancer anu pis
old men who suffering from the errors and indls
cretions Of YOUTH weakness early decay loss
81 manhood, etc, should consult DR. KICK. Every
Thug strictly confidential All proper Questions an
swSled through the mails promptly. Enclose three
cent stamp and address DIR. JAMH xxx,
No. las First street, Portland, ~:
The trade supplied with DR. kECkS SURE CURE
FOR CATARfH direct from the Laboratory u
DIR KICK, or from Hodge, Davis 4 Co., forsland
Or. Wholesale agonta mn
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1t is made from simple Tropical Lear OF Rare
Value, and Is a Is<DsTrIvE Reunedy for ALL the dis
eases that cause pains In the lower part Of the body
for Torpid Liver Headaches j aundce - Dizziness,
Gravel Malaria and all the difficulties Of the Kidneys
Monthly Transformations and during pregnancy ha
equal. II restores the ORGANS that AAkE the blood
known remedy that cures nrtght's DtseAse. For DdA
betes use W0rUerss 49, Doaoetes C0sS.
For sale BY DrugKists and al Dealers q - - PEI
bottle. Largest bottle In the market Try II.
n, H.gvgARUER = CO., sneehssess, =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03
HIS PREVIOUS ORDER MODIFIED

ALBANY, Nov. 2.-Justce Westbrook has is-
ued order modifying his previous order, entered
August g. 1881 confirming the report of the referee
the of the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany by inserting the following
adjudged decreed pol
ces whore party whose life Is insured has died
the appointment receiver other than
policies and which provide for the payment Of the Insurance
TO other than the
straors party whose life i. insured receiver
pay any dividends that be declared upon said
claims heretofore reported to the persons repre-
sentayes to whom such insurance would by The terms Of
policies respectively be first payable IN Of death
the whose life insured provided such
persons De living the OF the appOntment Of
Ceivef herein If they he not living said date their
representatives AMI to that cGont the report Of the said ref
is hereby altered
SecOnd-Iis ordered that in Of endowment policies
which not marcd before the appointment Of The
said receiver pay the dividends the
their representatives to whom the endowment would
o the pOlicirs DO payable in the party
insured shOdd live 20 the end the ondO
period and to that extent the report OF the Teeree hereby
tpF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-03
OBITUARK.
WILLIAM TRACY.

William Tracy, Il prominent lawyer OF this
city died yesterday morning at his home No. 326 Fifth
ave. lie at his law office, No l2S Broadway less
than a week ago For several months he had been In
falling health hut was able attend to his business
IN last week.
Mi. Tracy seventy-six years old in June. He was
born Oneida County. After being graduated at Union
College, lie began 10 study law at Uuca. In ls54 he
came to New-YoTk which since then has been his home.
The degree Of IL. D. conferred upon Mr. Tracy by
Union College after he had made reputation a law
yer and writer He entered into partnership with
William Curtis Noyes aud Frederick 5. Tallmadge and
for number Of years the firm name continued TO be
Noyes Tracy & Tllmllge since Mr. Noyes's death it
has been Tracy & Taimadge.
Mr. Tracy did not often appear advocate in court,
but be had an excellent reputation Office lawyer.
He was for many years director aud At his death
the oldest director of the Illinois Central Railroad. He
also acted counsel In number Of important railroad
tgaticns including the suits against the New-Haven
Railroad Company growing out OF the alleged overssuo
~ stcrs by Robert schuyler His interest in the New
York state Colonization society," which had for its object
the colonization and education negroes in Liberia,
istye member OF the New York Bar Association
aud "A vcstrymun of the Anthem Memorial Church. In
COMPANY with Judge Demo he edited he fourth edition
the New-YCrk Revised Statutes, and also reUrOte
work entitled Civil Jurisdiction Of the Justices Of the
Peace Of New York" He also compiled in 1876 Hand
book 81 Law TOR Business Men"
Mr. Tracy was brother Of Edward Tracy, for many
years Chief Engineer OF the CrotOu AdGeduct, and OF
Charles Tracy, the lawyer. lie was = widOwer, and
leaves two daughters,