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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
MYsterious nisapnearance.

Mysterious Disappearance.
Vicksburg Commercial, 26.l
A very mysterious and distressing
disappearance Of a young lady from
Madison county, has recently come to
light. 1t appears that Miss Monnie
Richards, residing with her parents at
the village of Sharon, visited some
friends in Natchez last December. On
the eleventh day Of March she took
passage on the steamer j. M. White,
and the next day, the twelfth, arrived
at this city. She entered a carriage
at the wharfboat landing and from
that moment she has been as COM
pletely lost as though the earth had
opened and swallowed her. Miss
Richards is the daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
Richards, of Sharon, is a lady Of fine
intelligence and the highest respect
ability.
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ANulRRExFal
hprK F~RrrsoHurz,I

The orchestra at tho theatef last
night, in the rehearsal of Der Fteip
chutz," were raw, and must bestir
themselves if they expect to render
the opera in a finished manner. 1t
was stated that the musicians had not
received their scores until yesterday,
and therefore had no time for previous
preparation. 1t is very certain that
they played out of tune, and that the
singers were thrown into confusion at
very important passages in their sew
eral lyric parts. Musicians with the
reputation for skill and thoroughness,
such as is borne by Hsndwerker and
his assistants, cannot afford to let
their part Of the coming opera be per-
formed in a faulty manner. Hard
work tonight and tomorrow night
may remedy this defect. The soloists,
one and all, during last nights dress
rehearsal, acquitted themselves with
credit. All exhibited a thorough
knowledge of their several roles, while
Misses Woodward and Camp, and Mr..
Won Gundell and Mr.. Steele sung with
clear voices, and in a style of excel
lence surprising to the select private
audience of about a hundred people.
The spectators manifested their APP
proval in repeated rounds of applause.
The scenic features Of the VOLTS
Glen will be weird and exceedingly
imposing, one of the most interest
ing ever seen in this city. Another
dress rehearsal, it is understood, will
be participated in tomorrow night.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
THE CUBAN.
BOard of Health,

AT a meeting of the board Of health
yesterday it was ordered that the ofal
of slaughter pens be removed in air
tight carts. The slaughter house Of
Frank Huppert, on Bass avenue, was
declared a nuisance, and ordered
abated, as was also the milk dairy Of
John Powers, corner Market and
Winchester. Dairymen were notified
to pay more attention to their prem
Uses.
rOxrw vUAUau UTunRnrAUER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
Water Coolers,
Filters,
Fly Fans,
At OZANNE a. MAYS. 43t

Merchants and Planters wanting
Drive Wells, Pumps, Points and Pipe,
pan get low prices at J. W. x.
Brownies, 40 Madison street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
PERSONAL

WIN. CROSS, GUN & LOCKSMITH, KEYS
W. fitted, holes drilled for signs, aud other
work; Iron fences, umbrellas. parasols made
. order and repaired. Talors' and barbers'
shears ground. All kinds Of general jobbinR
done. All work Narrated. WM. CROSS,
89 No. SS Shelby street.
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Inst ReceivedI

A shipment Of the Cuban cigar.
Dealers will please give orders ahead,
as the above cigars will be sold by to-
morrow. Another lot expected next
week. H. ESCH,
292 Main street,
Clark's Marble Block.
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H. WETTER & CO
PPoEEsSIoNAI
Qua CHEAP CnLuMN.

A Ii advertigsments under the head Of For
n Rent, For Sale, Wanted, Lost, Strayed,
stolen, ETC., win be- hereafter charged 5 cents
per line for each insertion, and Is cents per
line for one week. Isl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26
PLUMBING.

GAS AND STEAM FITTING,
The Most for the Least Money.
j. w. x. BROWNE,
40 Madison Street. 15lt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-04-26

A we'll known faCtl You will i'm
prove your eye-sight by calling on R.
Bertschy, optician, POP Main st. Ali
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FOUND,
WAITED.

GENTS' Panama. Straw and Manila Hats
VI pressed and finished in good style.
4t W. GOODYEAR, $50 second.
(lLD City Past Due Indebtedness for 1878
" and prior.
Also Old City Past Due Bonds and Coupons
for paying back taxes. B. RICHMOND.
Ma % Madison ct.
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LOCAL MATTER
aee,ins of the Directors Of the Cham
ber OF Commerce.

The regular meeting OF The Board Of Di-
rccior> OF Ihe Chamber of Commerce was
held Yesterday afternoon in toe rooms Of
The Bosrd-Preiden T.. q. Mating IN the
chair. Present MessT>. Potts, Rogers.
watkins. RhnSen>hip. Crnmp, Crenshaw,
Palmer, Purcer. Dunlop. ,lone>, and Chill
drcy.
TO on the vacancy in the Board caused
hy The resignation ot MIR. 81. L. Edmond.
Mr. Rogers nominated Nj George d..
ThlXton.
The nomination was seconded by Mr.
john Is Purcell. and Nr. TbaXtOn was
unanimously elected.
MIR. Rogers made verbal report in rcil-
lion 10 the removal al tie rooms OF the
Boald 10 the Commercial Club building.
at the Park Hotel. which WIS agreed 10 ;
and on motion Of Jurgc Crump the com
miire was authorized 10 make The chaug, :
indicated without cost 10 the Chamber, and
have the rooms II the Board properly pre-
pared and the iurniure moved.
MIR. Rogers laid before the Board a CON-
mlmlcarion m relation 20 The C~taiii>hccnt
Of an -rdlfrei.hi luc between Richmond,
Baltimore. and the NOIlh; which. on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Bl,nkcnship. Wis referred 10
the Committee on Inland Trade with re-
quest L. report at on adjourned meeting TO
be held on Tnu. Sday next, January 20lh, at
y. VI.
4 communication was received nom the
New York BOmd OF Trade a'king that dele
gates be- sent To Washington "n wednesday
next To attend meeting in the interest OF Il
national bankrupt law. Received.
A communiciiion was received from the
secretary Of tn New York Board Of Trade
in relation 10 the bill 10 regulate interstate
commerce.
ON notion II Mr.. Rogers. the subject
was referred 10 special committee, which
the Chair appointed ~ follows: MesSrs. X.
a. Dunlop. John +. Purcell, John II Chit
drey, Chsrlcs L. Williams, Thomas w.
McCance.
A ctler wa, read to the Board asking
that the Cbom'er request the Richmond
and Danvile Railroad Company TO reduce
The passenger rates OD that line.
On motion. the subject was referred to
The Con miliee on lnlanG Trade, with the
request that they report at the next meet
ing OF ibe Board on Thursday next, and
tht they request al the Richmond roads 10
make reductions III passenger aud freight
Taics.
An order was entered ty the Board for
the pavment 10 the National Board Of Trade
the assessment made upon the Richmond
Chamber.
Various papers were presented and filed.
Adjourned.
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RECOVERY CF TUE BODY or Mr.. CHARLES
X. MORRIsON The body OF Mir. Charles Il.
Morrison, who was drowned WITH DR.. Vest
in James river shortly before Christmas,
was recOy red yesterday bV means Of IL
tIOt.line, brought 10 thi- city, aud carried 10
the residence II his siSter-iB-iaw, corner FOu-
Sbee ana Main streets. where the remains
will lie untll this afternoon. when The fu-
neral will take place al b O'Clock from Grace
EpiscopaD church SIR. Richard Walker,
Of Charles Guy county. and Mr.. George
Euengcr. Of tins city, were engaged agaln
Yesterday. A. they have been Tor some
time past, in searching for the remains
oi their valued friends. Mir. MOrrisOu'S
body was pariv embedded In tbr mud.
aud was found at n point in sight Of
NIlc0X's wharf II bad. il Is believed,
drified down with the tide or current
from Herring creek, where the accident -
supposed 10 have occurred. The remains
are IN rerfccr state OF preseryatlon. and
the features wear a calm and natural eX-
preston. There were several loads Of am
muni'ion in Mr.. Morri1n'> belt or upon his
person.. Ire search Tor the body Gf Dr.
Vest is being continued with yigOr. and it
j. believed that II VIII also be recovered.
Mr. Morrison when found had on his hunt.
Ing gloves.
TIE members 81 The Bachelors Fishing
Cub, Of which Mr.. Morrison was tae bon
orrd presiding officer, Will meet at 3 z. NJ.
20 day 10 ttke part Ia the sad services.
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THg Icr AND rHg srgAxsnIrs.-rh.

The ICE AND THE srEAssniPs.--T The
steamship Od Dominion, when had 10 re-
turn after an attempt on Wednesday 10
force her way through the iceeorge, viii
make another attempt ibis morning. On
this occasion four tugs will follow her. so
as TO keep her in the channel. Her pilot
went down Nv land yesterday. and found
the ice goTged from the upper end of
Graveyard Reach 10 Dutch Gap, and from
Aiken's 10 pear Deep Brttom. The steam
ship Richmond will also make smother at
tempt from the lower end Of the gorge.
She has been ut City Point since Wednes-
day.
The Old Dominion will be followed to-
day by The tugs CraiQhiIl and Vulcan. They
will go down at ) O'Clock and make q path
for The ship.
There Is also an ice.eorge near Buchanan,
but il will probably soon be broken up,
certainly il the present mild Temperatures
continues.
The river at Richmond was probably
three feet higher Yesterday than osusl, but
there were no apprebensions Of serious
freshet
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PoLIcg CorRr.-The following cases were
disposed Of al the Police Court yesterday
morning by Pohce.Justcc ID. G. Richard
son:
Emma Mayo (coIored) was fised e and
costs for striking Jennie Watkins with a
rock.
Frank Jackson vas 6ned s. for assault.
ing and beating Elisha Jackson in the
streets.
simpson Williams, charged with assault
and Dsttery. was required 10 give sIrety TO
be OF good behavior.
William Garland tcoloredl, charged with
stealing one pistol from Chester Stokes. a
pair OF bouts from Richard Collins, and q
lot OF undeTcIothing from Tilman deter.
Tue offence having been commitied 10 Hen
rico county, the accused was turned over
10 the county authorities.
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SUPREME COURT.-The following cases
were di>Oosed OF yesterday:
Williams and Blackwell. trustees, Us,
Hawes and wife and ais. From the Chance
ry Court OF the city Of Richmond. Az
firmcd, Judge Christian delivering the opln-
ion.
Garrison Us. Frazier d Hall. From The
Circuit Court - Norfolk city. Reversed.
judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Forba> d Alters as. HagmaD. From tbc
Circuit Court OF HenricO county. Affirmed,
Judge Bulks delivering the opinion.
Forbes & Alters Us. Gr1vilipr. From the
Circuit Court Of HenrcO. Affirmed. Judge
Burks delivering the opinion.
swanson Is. Meadows. From the Circuit
Court OF Pntsy ylvania couoty. Affirmed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Gilbert Us. Graham and ais. From the
Circuit Court of Alexandra city. Affirmed,
Judge Staules delivering The opinion.
Common wealtn Us. Rollins Il Burbank.
Appeal dismissed.
Sydnor, assignee, Us. Swepson. Appeal
dismissed.
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VOL. Liz.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND.
Decision OF the supr eme
Court.

A SUIT AGAINST TuE VIRGINIA MIDLAND
RAILROAD INVOLVING FIVE HuNDRFD
THOUSAND DOLLARS DECIDED VEST Re-
DAY-JUpGE STAPLES DELIVERING THE
OPINION OF tue C0uRT-CLAiMs OF GER
TAIN CREDITORS TO BE PAID OUT OF
THE CURRENT NET REVENUES OF TIRE
COMPANY. &C. sc.
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TIE YOUNG MEE's CHRISTIAN AssomA-
gI0K MEETING -Seyentb-Sireet Christian
CHURCH wa> till'c Yesterday evening. Rev.
lar. Preston conducted the meeting, read
appropriate Scriptures, and made IN admit
raDle aBd Instructive address, in which be
held up Jesus ~ bearing the sins, suffer
ings, and soIrOWs OF n1ed, and urged all 10
seek TO walk in His footsteps and be more
like bin.
Eeys. Dr. Peterson. DR.. Read, DIR. Pres.
ton. aud j. Il. Tyler led in prayer.
The meeiing this evening viii be held at
the Fir,t Pie>byterian church. from 10
O'Clock, aud conducted by Rev DR.. Dr.
shieh, OF 81. Marks Episcopal church.
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AUCTION SALES THIN DAY.

ROBERT y. LYME, 4 Z. VI. fmmiS.i"B1r's 81 t-
VI tue large double cottage bro hOusr, with
elegant grOu,d. attached. on The nor hwest cor
nsr OF Twenty seyeuth aud ffalklin stFsetS,
Church Hill
JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR l0h \. ~. hcuShold
turoiture, chTOmOs, shelving. furni hing SVvds,
&c.
JA.. MACi OUGALL. 10 \. ", Sl5,001 worth . I
in,ili ery ~ the New York auciion.housc, NO
6z3 Broad street tup stdir,l.
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lFoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FOURTH PAGz.i

ROCK RYE. AND GLYcERINE," combined With
other valuibe ingredients, all Of Ackn owe6xsd EN-
cacy. form combination the medicinal excellence
or which seems TO be- appreciated whe .e'er tested
This Ia The true LuDg and Throat Medicine, the
healing bassm FOR these ors1ns. the ady eief for
cough. colds. hoarseness. broDchns. ssihn,i, dis
eased or weak lungs. &c. Dnr pr piincips druggists
have 1t for SALE Price 80 and % cents per bottls
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- SELECT" WHiSKEY at - 4 Q1lI,n.
" NOnirOsc" Whiskey ~ - gallon.
"Alphr" whiskey al ~ 30 gallon.
"Anber" Wnis.ey at ~ 4 gallon.
"OGck Creek" Whisky az si.JO a gallon.
W. u. BLAZE & to-, 1909 Main street.
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INSTALLATION or OFFICERs. The follow
Ing officers naye been ln.tsIied by Damon
lodge. NJ. Z, knights OF Pythas: T. w.
kIanken> biz, 4. C.; q. w. Thomas. e. &. |;
h. Larke, V. e X. Day, p: u. &. Rich-
atdsoD. NJ. al e. w. q. smith. NJ. OF #. !;
X. A. Hughes, X. OF r. AID s.; w. G. Am.
meos, NJ. at A.; w. II. Rider. !. g.; r..
Pralt. .. e.; y. &. ID. 4. Richardson,
Rep aeseDtative 10 Grand Lodge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

HusrISGs COURr.-The following cases
were disposed Of at the Hastings Conr, yes
terday-Judge Christian presiding:
Jane, Gonldman was convicted OF felo-
n,ously shooting Henry Enster and sem
tepced 10 tnree years In the pententiary.
John Banks (colored) va. found guilty OF
unlawfully shooting Charles Carter. The
Court senrenced him 10 twelve moths 10
jai and a 6ne OF 300.
The case OF Newton NJ. Lee, Jr., late de-
put,. sergeant, was begun Yesterday alter
noon. IL was given 70 the Jury about >
o'clock. but they failed 10 agree and were
adjourned over until this morning.
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AT0LLs On TaE fEA. What are they 7
TIE scnool children sTe looking iCto their
J'dJ siesl geographic A. see. The re6ee'iog
arr wesderiDg what lessons ere 10 Ibess /;
and tue sentimental. atjst fancies the let
turer wG throw abort tbem. And some
ask. WhTe Is the bamOri DR.. Wbbef-
sDOOn, al ibe Manchester Prestyieiian
cbureb to-oight, will crafty ibe curious
and delight sil VINO attend with pleasing
lecture on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

FOR TWENTY YEARS TUFTS PILLS hay. proven
the lreud of the invalid. and through all the changes
Of hat period Tens of thousands s'l,l tick 10 their
old friend. and IS many more are daily testing their
virtues. They are truly bo sick nan's fIieud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

DFPAeaURE or MISSIONARIES FOR BRAZtL.
Rev. Willam Il. Bagby aud wife (Mrs.
Anne Luther Bagbyl >siied from Baltimore
on Yesterday at 10 O'Clock in the bark va
moydeo. Tor Rio de Js0eiro. They 90 as
MISSIONARIES OF The Fore'ga Mission Board
OF The Southern Bapll>t Convention. OF this
city, aud viii be located at Santa Barbara,
In the nroSince Of San Panlo.
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Tar WEATHER YESTERDAY was generally
clear and milder. At night ii was patty
cleudy and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 4. NJ, 81 !;
o 4. NJ, 81; noon. 81; 3 =. NJ, So; q T..
", 80; midnigh'. Is.
Mean temperature, 40.
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Personal --csD'ain p. +. Wood6n, the
popuiar ana efficient governor CT the
haiona soldiers' Home, near Hampt"D,
arrived 10 the city yeserdsy. TIE Captain
nss bosfs OF warm personal friends IN our
plos', wbo will. ss Is SI@sys their gVnt,
extend 10 him besrty welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

THE THEATRE LAST NIGHT-ROBs0S AND
CRANE.-phe brilliant occasion we antlcl.
pated was realized last evening at the pre-
sentatIon 0f "Our Bachelors" by Mcssrs.
Robson and Crane. this being the Openin z
night OF their present engagement here.
The Theatre was packed from pit 10 dome.
Every salabIe seat was sold, ana mOs' OF
! the Standing-rOom occupied. The orchestra.
circle and parquet were filled with beauty
and fashion, 30 that, added to most enjoy
able performance was the pleasure for he
| beauX and bellies Of seeing and beng seen.
To say that :he play was generally enjoyed
would be too mild a term 10 express the
hilarious delight in the uttcrance OF which
fully a thousand aching sides and laughter
exhausted thrOats but too we'll aitGs.ed al
lis conclusion.
The comedy OF "Our Bachelors j. q
moderately clever prOduction-its chef
merit beng that it is so happily suited 10
the genius OF tue two great comedians re-
spec'ively. Their styles are entirely diff
ferent-in fac', as far apart as twO queer
conceptions IN the same grade Of comedy
could well be im,gined-yet the parts are
% well balanced in their creation ihal q
clear and unIimi ed field ls offered 10 born,
in which each may indulge hi, most cx-
travagant humOr, be equally appreciated,
and mutually assisting.
Mr.. Robson as Bangle and Mr.. Crane as
Jowler were simply immense, and the uni
yersaI expression last evening land q cy
| h I'VE been seen in tbs same play here be-
f>re) was that they are better than ever.
They kept the audeuce in perfect roar OF
laughter throughout the play. and The
amusing in'ere>t seemed never 70 nag. II
is hard to say which Of this precious pall
one most admires, they are both in tneii
way such finished comedians.
The support j. unusually good through
ont, every part being flied with an accept
able actor or actress. Miss Agnes Proctor
is very pretty and makes a charming Widow
Clinton. Mrs. Myers Is very pleasing and
natural a. Widow Mouser, and Miss Grace
Thorn, Miss Annie Wakemau, and Miss
| Nette Hall were acceptable ~ the three
spinster,. Mr.. 4. S. Lipman made cip'-
tai b BIchelor Waing, being both handsome
and graceful. As MuldoOn Mr.. John
Marble was very good, while the Bachelor
Bruce OF Mr.. Burberk was plSSabic.
| To night MeSSrs. Robson and Crane wi
appear for the first time in Richmond il
their Dew and wonderfully successful play
Sb1rps and Flats"
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To rake the hands smooth, TO keep the HIPS
from chappDg, there ~ no'hing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cola weather
has SET m every body should have some of IL.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No
9l3 Main strce'
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OUR CHOICE ROASTED "BLENDHD COFFEE 9"
Is uusurpaSs,d in sireng h and deliciou, We
have cb'aper ard darer gr dc, but for geHersl sai
sisc ion recon mend Our " BeGGed" Try pound.
Only 2J cents. wEESE = SLATER, Grocers,
S..Aonfh and Mar hall slrtef.
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WEATHER REPORT.

xp1c,TIoNs FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
S,,icS. rain and snow with soulherlv winds,
sn,f,inE 10 ives, and northwest, falling fol-
Lived by rising barometer. and, durlpg
rrjdsv afternoon or evening, decidedly
lower temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

FINE TEAS, SPICES, AND GROCERIES GENE
RALLY, IN iul assortment aud az foyorabe price
4, VERNE Il sLATER's.
seventh and Nar.haii street.
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Such departures are constantly occurring
IN The changing conditions Of society. Morr
than two hundred years ago the doctrine
was established IN England that the adm.
ra,ty jurisdiction was limited 10 the PbD and
, flood Of the tide. And that doctrine was
adopted and followed in the United States
until the year 1861, when il was
deliberately abandoned by the Supreme
Court OF the United States, and IL was
then held that the admiralty and maritime
Jurisdiction granted 10 the Federal Govern.
ment was not limited TO tide-waters. but
extended to all public Dayigable lakes and
rivers where commerce is carried on be-
tween the different S,ases--l2 How, 443.
The whole law OF insurance Is not more than
a century old, and more than half OF its i'm
portant principles and distinctions is Of re.
cent growth and development. In the
memorable language OF Lord Cotting ham,
ii is the du,y OF courts OF equity TO adap,
its practice aud course Of proceeding as far
as possible 10 the existing state OK society,
and to apply its jurisdiction to all those
new cases which, from the progress daily
making in the affairs Of men, must contIn-
ually arise, and not from too strict an adhe-
renee 10 forms and rules established under
yerv different circumstances decline 10 I'D.
minister justice and TO enforce rights for
which there is no remedy-Tyer uS. Sal
mon, Myl. & Or. Re-, IA, 6l9, 635;
Mare rs. Mulabv Myl. Il Cr., $50; Rad.
on Railroads, AZ
For these reasons 7 think We ought to
follow the decisions OF the Supreme Court
Of the United States az laid down IN the
cases mentioned, and for the additional rea.
son il IS most important and desirable that
upon such question os this the Federal
courts aUd the State courts within the same
tcrrt"rlal limits shall adopt the same rules,
and administer these trusts upon the same
recognized principles OF equity jurispru-
dence.
Upon the whole case my opinion is that
the clams which are the uCject OF this con-
trOversy ought to be paid out OF the Del
income of the road in the hands OF the re-
ceiver II this income has been used under
the instructions OF the Circuit Court for
other purposes, The proceeds OF the sale OF
the road Itself may be used pro t1nt0 10 sat
isfv sucn claims. To this no WeIi.founded
/ objection can be urged. IL is mere re't0-
ration OF what has been diverted since The
receiyership; and the result IS precisely
! the sane n the parties concerned.
/ II a. between the mortgage.creditors them.
selves porti n f them have received. in
the way of interest, that which they were
not Justly entitled 70; or II expenditures
/ have been made which Ougb. not 10 have
been made, It is no fault OF The petitioners
and The other hike creditors. The existence
of these Was known as early as N0yeOIber
1876, and IL was no dnubt understood they
would be asserted in this suit. The decree
Of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria must be
reversed, and the cause remandod for FUR
thpr proceedings in that court, in cOnfOrm-
ty with the views herein expressed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

PURCELL, LADD 4 cas- tMCLsroS OF COD
LIVER OIL Is guaranteed purc md free ron aka
lea. Il builds 40 the weakened system. Try It
Fifty cents per bottle. All druggists keep IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

u. ELLYSON CO., advertising agents. insert adj
We 'semrnis in all of the acwsDapers Of the United
a'es at publishers rates. Orders left at ire Dis
Ddtch connting-room will receive prompt atten-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-14

BALTIMORE, Nd. states .
~ have used C0lden's LrtBIG's LIQUTp FIX
TRACT or BEEF largely 10 dcbtfiry, febritc and
RerrORs diseases. and have found IL one OF the
most reliable of nutrient tOricsn
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