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New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

Express Trains NewY via Dcsbrosses and COr
laudt Streets Ferries ~ follows - ..a..
g. z and y. ~. and IL night Sundays 4'So and
s a. H., :, q. Z, and o p m, and IL night
Express Trans leave NewYOrk daily. except sunday AZ
1880 III. and running through via Trenton and Gam
den ,-- ,-.. ,....-,.,.,.. ph, o,.i,hta
13Oi 34l 40 T. 1:3O - $50 and IL a Limited Express
1880 p. M s. A. o. 7;$9 and pm ON sunday 5s8l ,ds
nina via Camden . and go daly, except sunday
Trket Offices $40 and 94l Broadway, Asor House ana
zoo, of psbroses and Corandt sts Brook
i'm Annex station foot Fu!tOn-st Brooklyn, Nos l.
and HudsOn-st, HObOken Station jersey city El-
grant Ticket ONCE, \ Battery place.
The New York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and cheek
baggage from hotels aud residences , % u,oon
FRANK THOMSON, d ~; WIZ,
General Manager OcheIh fAssf Agent
rVuE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.
ALL RAIL from Grand Central Depot -. NJ.
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 Sos'D ~
S:O5 m. u m tparor cars attachedL AMI lJl ~ \Sta
PSIndaysg A. 10 = m with palace Sle1plng iLtD.
IImlted dc ket, % Boston ali AIR % ,,-..--,,
soAtsc An 90 o1J1lnei ~
Fifth cnue aud Windsor Hotels tacAet ocoS AMI if44'
Ieulldl Depot
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RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave New York Dcsbrusses and COruandtStreetS
Iarrsburg pm -burg West and South with Pullman
Palace CaTs attached a. and daily. New York
and chicago Limited. OF Pullman Palace Cara a m daily
William. snort, Lock Haven, a. p. III, Cory and
Erie nj D. NJ connecting a. Cory for Ttusyille Petrt
'uu uIti,,,re lasbIy'ou and the South Limited Wash
ipgnn Xpres," of Pullman Paror Cars daily, except sun
arrive Washington D. m: HtguIai At 4.oo AMI
sIIOa ~. $40. and D. m. and II night
l.8O Z and p NJ. lnG l3nEht
Fxrrrss Baltimore except sunday y. III
For Atlantic city D.. m. N'tt n v. -, - .,--,
trains ri Jersey tty aodng speedy and direct transfer
for brooklyn travel ,,,...,...- ,.oo . - -, on,
tnn% n n, daily $40 daily except Monday. From
and baltimore 500 a. m 800, 5;2n 9:J3 and
io5On m SUNDAY. 500 800 and 1850 p. m. From
M, lnbi, S.in 600 80 9:4O lOib ll4O a. m, llO
s5o t.aO $50 7:,1 500 955, 1905 and 1880 NJ sun
day 500 600 80. ll:i0 a. III. $780, 800. IUOJ and
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
% TRAIN, EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND o ON
Z" SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHILADEI~
PHIA, TWO IN NEWYORk.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
Eypress Trains leave New. York, via Dc

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUl
MENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
REAL ESTA TIE.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroOm TO-DAY.

l tlrec-story brick dwelling with lot No lS7, W
l3th-st, n s, 4oJG Il " OF tthavc lot 2OlAlUj.3i
Charles MCMauus
tnTee-story brick house. with lease Of Lot NO zoo.
.d-st. ;. lGS II " of Ave ID, lot 2'XlOdi u )
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
Young hTen-Cnllntrv.
S,WITHIN c. sHORTLIDGES,
MEDIA, PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
STUDENTS ADMITTED AND CLASSIFIED At ANY
TIME

Boarding school for 100 youne men and boys
Oi she best equipped he taught ana most successful
schools n the Cnca states. A,a"7 fail Twelve eXIcri
cncct teachers a Eeu. and MI graduate Special attention
10 both advanced and backward uIps Individual Bd cn-
instruction. Early tcIci.ncos young men "iucau. cor
ttctc Patrons stcn- c.cCt any stLue Or cuse
TIE regular BuCliS. scientific, Business or Classical CuEI-c
students lifted Media 'C4drUg In Harvard, Yc
PrnC ton. University Uf PENNEY 'Faul. a cite LcI. nd
several Polytechnic schools. EI. now tlu rated Circular
address the principal and proprietor, SWiIliN G. 1t t
I.iG NJ, iidrvArd tHFtr Ii' Fradu1"l, Media, Ptyh
Media H. II miles hy rail from Philadelphia, ad has 20 trains
daily 60 and from that 'itv. Media Is churches aIt
temperance charter PROHIBITING The sale 0f all Intoxicating
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
For Both sexes-City.


A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
II YORK IUIBI NJ Will 81 HIrIlNHD At THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No I.2f" Broadway. corner Thirty
II-t7t. sos West THrHv-thr'-.t, corner Iirhihsy'-
30. ~ last Fourfrtu--. corner uio Iunrc 900 Iird
ave. corner Fore y.,rysI'1L, al tI' hANlN OFFICES
Nos. luOl ani "ily IHullyr., ,1rHn. tnrhIAdiflIni
twentydithst. up . Z o. rl. ni r'filar once tt'+
KINUERGARrEN
~ ma YORK Norma. school f,r Siui.r ,lrt"1 rcE'l
rs and Nocl Eiricrylrieu With Earnr ry classes f'r
,ov. and girls from o. lb years. SOL D.. -Ld-5L Nhr
.lu.titi VIII reopen Ds'. a..ti.t' INT Nls...
Prof 80 - hitAuS ani irt klAI-.BpELfE
ETISS GRlNNELLD 81 l.. 5ith-st. School
4VE 'p; NoJug Ladies' aui ChI"r'u. kiad.rsaut'n
MISS :. l.. CH HAPNAN,
w English French and German Bp7rinr Nn1 Day school
.T0ru,r.y Miss j. T. Ltald.,tAl
Removed from $50. IIt i.'-. g. % N' . West iSth7t
Ilorourl Instruction 10 dl departments
HgODEL AMERICAN KlNHEKGARTEN,
W 80 'a.' lut't Pu.l from 90 ig instructed in &C.
cortaUer with tAc best methods Hours "t'L
MRS. CHAPMAN'S ENGLISH and French
w -.hootpr Ioun- Ilr' and 'Iur'r .Ip.ls rJt n-
lcr1T tf % Nf.. II.lt -fptrts ,tt ~ uutrt nam.
b,ro. pDg, -stI ,. Tip. tle
NOUNG WONEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
\ 1lON. Ea.' lI'h-'-Fr"" c'r--', .n n"f'.'. ping,
Ih9norraphg upcFrunH rs;enctinf ph.'ng4', .r. colt
oIllE I'li ih'- '..' .'II.lH' '.Ilt't l'..Ni ''"'t
and LpId Jr'c'ore Instruction boo hut lI' machine sew
iu" AZ .Iai- ui Er.DIcFola given ont io women.
A7o -tu1fog' found or women 30 All departments '-t-'b
luUt chIll rti"r.
B.bc cl,f ,ol women every SUNDAY at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TEENIDN and plITTADgT pTTIA

NRlE RAILWAY, now known n the NEW
IL YORK. LAKE aIIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement ~ trains from Chambers street Depot
l. mt Cincinnati and Chicago nay Eyprss Drawing.
Coaches 'l nUnalO and suspension Bridge
y. ~ llaiyiFast ~ LOUIS Express, arriving az Buffalo
~ : a. connecting HIth fast trains TO Ile
West ana ~putl "sL PUlmans best IIaWIngruom Stepping
Coaches 10 hGia'o. aga 4tolr, lGe '.'y
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

YHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn, prepares students for Yale College
Trustees, President r. D. WOOlscy T. W. Blake, IL D.,
Professor L. A. Ttcher, IL g. kingsley A. ~, \. G. Twin
inng Ii Professor = T. Baldwin PrOic--urJ w Gibbs
Address ~. L. CUSHING, Rector
THE Rev. John II. Converse, A. NJ, GIar-
yard late Professor o' C's-.cs Racine College, will
oociyr into his y 90 Bristol H. f. afcw boys % be tied
Tor college 1cuns 5000 year References Bishop CLARK,
ot Rhode lslAnt President Eliot, OF Harvard
gAyIIL I.-InN SENIN ApN
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

COhSUMPIiNE CONNICI'
A pitiablc and interesting was that of youI
McCartv. as tho name appeared on the registC
This was an alias however McCarty had be-
sent to prison for two years for stealing. lie "
suffering from consumption when received. /.
poor fellow LAY in his cot. He was undoubted
In the last stages of his disease, and had an intel
gent face and good brow. He was apparent
about thirty years Of age The Warden stepp'
slowly up 10 his cot.
aWell, McCarty. almost through y the Ward'
asked in a quiet way.
AYes Warden this is the last day, i m ont {
morrow" McCsrty replied, his voice scarcely abo
awhisper.
How are you feelingp
Oh, Pm stronger"
What are you going TO dor
God only knows, Warden. I've got $40 lef
But how long will that keep mef suppose mu
case aud would give me 50 to help me on to Phil
SSeiphia, l could do something there. could cal
70 a day there. God knows | don't want To
9ryen To- stealing again" He spoke with broke
oreath, almost gaspiDg cut parts OF his speech,
asked.
Yes Pm going. Ny legs are heavy, and th,
an overcoat il would protect ME from the col
IN AFRAID OF the raw air DO you think, Wa
zen he asked appealngly. that there might
an oid ovefcoat lying around that I could have %
Don give yourself any trouble about that, NJ
Ss, v,y, ~ see you are fixed out with eyeTythiI
Thank YOU, Warden. thank vopn
A bright light shone in NCCartv's eves sJIe Wi
evioentiy thinking Of the morrow
30, then, the Warden said again io lcCa,tv
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AT Schools-City.


4 DFLEIISLhIti ROM TIE INV
"a YORK TuHu"E WILL ~ EECiLF.p - IN
lfIO"N DF.lt-7, N1. i,-j- broadway, corner Iirt.
"rt,-' @o5 W"t Twenty -tDri.,t corner fl"i'h.rc.
No. ~ East Fnurteauth..f corner Jnun-squar ',p Iil
ave. Forly-4evauth.sf; a' tn HARLEM oiIIti.
NOS l9Ol and 300 rlnri1vr. ao~le~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tWcIty Eth.sL. upto p ia, at r'y1r'r oltcrit
4 ri STUDENTS LEAGUE,
los FIFTH-ANE., y. y.
An rldemc school Of maintained by Art students Of
Ncw-IoIk.
Portrait. Antique, and Skctu classes Tor Ladies' and
gentlemen open daily from uctohcr 3. th Har.T
Drawing. tirdcii4i tOu,
Artistic Anatomy. and Perspective.
Circular furnr lrd Oh application.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
INa w.lrrccyc pupils n PAiNTING Landscape, flowers.
lie china an drcOritDn d her stuio lhc lielL No
2DtI-st C1r.t-r lLrHEc.. commencing oct -
References: MT d. Huntingdon, 4lE VIM harl, MI James
NJ. Hart, Nj \. 4. EelOwA
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A LEXANDER lnstitutc-Mllitary Boarding
IA sch ,oi. Wait Plans, ny Principal, Civ LLla,fh d
pORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Academic classic and -centhc courses Win pr'paat"y
department Address CoL = t. ~ Sk Pfin Bordcniown NJ
UOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ED college Conditioned rejected candidates coAChe'l
summer or winter St1ckOrdge hass r. HOFFAANN
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

WALLAcKS EXTRA
THE AUCTION SALE
OF SEATS
the
OPENING NIGHT
VIII positively take place
TONIGHT
UNION LEAGUE THEATRE.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

NEWPORT AMI OLD COLONY
Leave NeWNOrk daily Sundays rip upf Jan LET tnciuced
a 4:3O IIer %, North River foot OF durrl;ss
Conh cuOn bT Annex Boat from Brooklyn ~ p n Jefs5
city Tickets and rooms may secnret ~ ~
PRINCIPAL hotels dDsier and ticket Ohcos, ag tie oice
Pier - ana o. steamers. GEO. l.. co EDN
BORDEN & LOWELL. tipgl. pass.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-29

p. m Ds.lyl-IaciGc Expires, for the Wcst. sleeping
.cne, through 10 Buffalo Niagara Fails and Cincinnati
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

PERSONAL BRIEF ITEMS Rev. J. l.. Car
roll, OF Lexington, Va, was at the Baptist
ministers meeting yesterday morning.
The many friends OF Maurice l.. Guer-
rant, Esq, assistant commissioner OF the
revenue, will regret to hear OF his serious
indispOsition.
The friends OF J. Richard Lewellen, ESQ.,,
editor OF the Norfolk EUening Ledger, Will
be pleased 10 learn that during his tenn
pOrary sOiourn in Richmond his health has
greatly improved.
W. l.. Shepherd, the young man who died
last Friday at the Retreat for the Sick from
injuries received on the Danyile railroad,
had policy for $1,000 in the Accident Iu-
surance Company, Of Hartford, Conn, Of
which Messrs. Gordon Il Peasants are the
Richmond agents.
There Will be a called meeting OF the Com
mon Council this afternoon at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon two gentlemen were
thrown from a buggy near the corner OF
Fifth and Grace streets. The extent OF the
accident could not be ascertained.
Mr.. John A. NetherIand has resigned his
position as purchasing agent OF the Chesa-
peaEe and Ohio Railway Company on ac-
count Of i'll health. He was most popular
and efficient officer, aud his many friends
will regret to know that he has been COM
PEELED to take this step.
A large drove Of cattle passed through
the streets yesterday en- route for Danyle
to feed The Episcopal Council TO meet there
this week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

IIUSTINGs COURI.-The first case called in
the Hastings Court yesterday was that OF
the Commonwealth rs. Mannerschmidt, who
is held under three indictments. The Com
monwealth's Attorney decided to take up
first the Indictment which charges The ac'
cused with forging the notorial certificate
OF j. w. Beyerldge TO release deed. The
defence demurred TO the indictment, which,
after argument by the counsel, the Court
oyerrued. A special plea in writing was
then rendered by the defence, alleging
that the accused had been here
tofore tried and acquitted OF the
offence. The CommonweaIlh's Attorney OBJ
jected 10 the plea, In which he was sustain
ed by the Court. The work Of getting a
Jury was then commenced. Out OF the first
panel OF sixteen only twelve qualified jurors
were obtained. The Judge ordered six other
persons to be summoned, and out OF that
number four more were secured, which
completed the panel Of sixteen. At this
stage OF the proceedings the court adjourn
ed until II O'Clock this morning, when the
jury will be selt cted and the trial proceeded
with,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offer for sale limited amount OF RlCHMOND
MD DANNlLLk RAILROAD q PER CEn L.
GOLD EUND> due In 1915 az par and accrued IN,
terest These b0nds are secured by consolidated
mortgage 90 the Richmond and I'snyiie andfifd'
mont railroads aud the lease OF the Norm Carolhs
railroad.
We can confidently recommend these bonds, a.
the annual report OF the company Tor the year 81 u
iDs 3Oth september, 1880. showed thas tne cOin-
IJany had YedUce1 it5 debt over t4OU.OOO ou1ne
The two pJGcedIug wears, besi6es adding largely 90
u, rol:irg stock and machinery, and purchss,l5
q 800 toHs of steel raif. hOr The seven mohtos
ending Aprii 30. 1881 the net receipts of me COM
paDy exceeded 424O,000. which Is equai 10 os Pei
cent. on the pta STOCK OF the company. aiier tne
payment Of Interest, RcUts. and all Otter hAed
charges. aEd expeHdng large amount fer equip
,Elent, s,eei rails. and additional wsrk.shops.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 co.
The recti9ts OF this c@mpany tor carrying me me
E4Ils for last April show aD Increase OF owf lUo
Der cent over sane mouth Of last wear. ana Tor
ffSlght OF 80 per cent. PnsYiOus 10 lst OF NAY ~
E,er cent OF The Atap'a and Charlotte treignt
Dusiaess went VLa the Caroiipa Ceklr railroad
AOw ali It's through tasipsss goes by ne kichm ono
ardIianylle railroad. which VIII add t.rgely t9its
is.s,,,,e ~ my IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

PROFESSOR WINSTON To-NIGHr.-Profes-
sor Winston. OF Richmond College, who
has acquired distinguished position by his
luminous scientific lectures, will tonight at
81 O'Clock, in the First Baptist church, dis
cuss The Ladies as Works OF Art" Pro.
fessor Winston intends to go to the bottom
OF this unique and important theme. Nor
will he spare those charming creatures who
have so long held I" in durance vile" the
''lords OF creation" He will fearlessly eX-
pose the spells they distill and the snares
they weave; and to this dangerous and
merciful task he viii bring keen penetration
and caustic wit 10 Iiven bis solid learning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

NARROW ESCAPEs.-As Mr.. Newell, the
builder, was inspecting the ammonia works,
in the lower part OF the city, on Saturday,
With the view OF building some projected
improvements, he was suddenly overcome
by sulphuretted-hydro gas, and fell
PROSTATE. A cOlored workman went 10 his
assistance, when he, too, fell powerlesS at
bis side. Another colored workman, who
fortunately chanced TO be near at hand,
standing without the current OF the deadly
gas. dragged the two men from their peril
Gus position. Mr.. Newell is still quite sick
from the effects OF the gas inhaled.
Yesterday evening. while Mr.. Tracy
Wyles (of Fisher L. Wvles) was returning
10 the city from ride in the western SUI
burbs, when near the corner Of Second and
Franklin streets his horse probably became
frightened at some noise, and started of at
break. neck speed. Mr.. Wyles's efforts to
stop him would perhaps have been success
full, but the bit OF the bride broke, and all
control of the animal was lost. Ii dashed
along at frightful pace, and near the old
Dollhouse. junction OF Ninth and Franklin
streets, ran into the iron picketfence sur
rounding the Capitol Square, Swapping three
OF the bars in twain. Mr.. Wyles managed
10 seize hold Of the palings and ease him
self from the horse at the moment Of i'm
pact without injury to himself. Strange TO
sav, the horse showed no signs OF being
Injured as he was led away TO the stable.
This was, indeed, narrow escape.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

The STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND.-Th
handsome steamer City Of Richmond, which
was built last year for the James-R River
Steamboat Company, and which was with.
drawn from active service during the win
ter on account OF travel during that season
not warrantiDg Its being run, will be placed
on the James.river, Old Point and Norfolk
route In lieu Of the steamer Ariel on Thurs.
day next. This announcement will be
hailed with pleasure by the community, as
the vlgor with which the summer weather
has recently asserted Itself has been de.
cldedly suggestive Of Old Point and salt air.
The steamer City Of Richmond is welI.ap-
pointed and commodious, and possesses
some twenty'odd state.ro0ms, including
Drldalchambers and family saIoon.rooms,
Tor The comfort OF invaIids and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17
RUSTIC FESTIVAL. The Young ladies and

Rustic FESTIVAL. young ladies and
the children OF Broad-Street Methodist
church congregation, assisted by friends
from other churches, propose to give next
week, commencing Monday, May 23d, q
novel and attractive entertainment. Among
other interesting features OF the festival
there will be each evening march Of the
rustic swains and lasses, under the direc-
tIon of a competent conductor, and also the
Song OF The SDepherdesses. the Lyric OF the
PIougb-Boys, and the Chorus OF the Dairy
maids. The entertainment will not fail to
draw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

THE KNIGHTS TENPLAR EXCURsIoN.-The
excursion Of the Knights Templar 10 CALI.
farm Yesterday was Que Of the most plea
SAINT and successful affairs OF the kind ever
gotten up in this city. After pleasant
run through the beautiful Valley Of the
James, the eXcursionists (of whom there
were seven ear. loads) arrived at the pout
OF destination. After diSembarkiug they
were left to select their own mode OF
spending the time. Some chose 10
roam over the beautiful farm and sur.
rounding country and enjoy the magnificent
scenery which abounds at that point, while
others preferred TO indulge IN the delights
OF the merry dance. The spacious parlOrS OF
the mansion having been generously thrown
open by the proprietor for that purpose.
At dinnertime the party partook OF splen-
did collation. furnished by Mr.. Seay, OF the
farm. Shortly after the whistle sounded
for the return home, and after short run
through the cool evening air, the train ar.
rived in the city, bringing back the most
thoroughly satisfied party that ever left
Richmond in quest Of pleasure. The most
perfect management was displayed by the
committee OF arrangements, and nothing
was left undone TO make the trip one to be
long and pleasantly remembered by the par
Elephants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

RENEWING GAS SERvICE.PIPES.-The i'm
proyement now IN progress on Main street
has furnished the occasion for general re-
newal OF the service pipes leading from the
gas.malns to the stores along the street.
Many Of the old pipes have been found al
most worthless, and others so small as to be
almost inadequate for the supply OF gas
needed. Fine new galvanized pipes are
supplantlng the old ones. in many instances,
an inch and half in diameter. While the
workmen were engaged In This business
Yesterday afternoon just in front OF John
II. Tyler & Co.'s, and new pipe was being
ioined to the main. the pick beng used by
one OF the men striking rock made a
spark, which ignited the gas, and qulte
blaze burst forth from the trench. IL re-
ouired no little amount OF earth and water
10 extinguish the flames. and one OF the
worknen came very near being badly
burned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

CHANGES IN MAns-The mail for the
North that formerly closed at 1880 A. NJ.
closes at 7:10 A. M. Mails for the South uia
the Richmond and DanvilIe railroad close at
p. N. and 9:45 p. NJ. Express. pouches
for Danville, Va, Milton. N. c., and
Greensboro, N. c., close at IL A. NJ. Mails
for the South ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad close at 1850 A. M. and 2:10 Z. NJ.
Postal clerks will leave on both trains, and
for the present perform way and through
service. Night train on Richmond and Pc
tersburg railroad at 1920 p. NJ. has been
abandoned, and no mail will leave for the
South over that road at night. Night trains
uid Richmond and DanviIIe railroad at I0:45
L. Nj. will run as usual. The Chesapeake
and Ohio mail will arrive at 3 P. NJ. instead
8 L. NJ, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

RICHMOND COLLEGE PBmOLOGIAN SOCIETY
MEDAL.-The medal TO the best debattr oi
this Society was contended for few eve
nngs since, the victor being Mr.. A. j. Rea-
nv, OF Richmond county, Va. The work
for this prize was vigorous and spirited,
the contestants, without exception, acquil-
ting themselves handsomely. Mr.. A. j.
Montague, of MiddeseX county, Va. was
the successful candidate for the improve
ment medal, succeeding over number OF
well qualified aud industrious competitors.
The meeting OF the Society was one pleasant
and agreeable in a marked degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

JAS. MACD0UGALL. lOk A. NJ, household fur
niture. childfen's carriages, mattresses. show
cases, &C.
GRUBBS q WILLIAMS, 5 p. NJ, trustees sale OF
twenty acres OF and In sidney just beyond the
city limits.
RICHARDSON & CO., 5k r. NJ, commissioners
,ale OF two brick-and- succeed tenement dwell.
ings Nos. 4l2 and Ala, and lots on the north
side Of Marshall slreet between Fourth and Fifth
streets.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR. 81 p. NJ trustees sale of
brick store and dwelling No. 425 sixth street,
between Marshi and Clay streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, q p. NJ, twelve building
lots on Williamsburg avenue and rs feet east
of Gilles creek.
JNO. Il. LAUGHrON, JR., l0h A. NJ. stock OF
groceries and liquors, store 6xtures, lease of
stere and dwelling, at No. ll6 east Broad street.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL, Al p ST., commissioners
sale OF eighty los in the city of Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17
A CailfOr The Mtnstrels.

Qnte large number OF persons who saw
the last entertainment given by the + Com.
pany Minstrel Troupe, and others who fail
ed to see 1t at that time, are anxious to have
the performance repeated, and il has Leen
suggested that the Management be called
upon TO give the public another opportu-
nifty Of enjoying an evening with those
knights OF the clog and banjo.
will not Mr.. II. f. Francisco, the pre-
siding officer OF the troupe, let Us hear from
him on the subject? MANY PATRONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

LIEBIG COMPASYs ARSICATED EXTRACT OF
WITCH HAZEL Il consider the best IA the mar
ket," says Professor John NJ. Carnochan, NJ. ID
Has produced far more satisfactory results In my
practice than any other of the numerous articles In
the market says Professor Egbert Guernsey, VI
d. "Cannot afford TO be without your elegant and
thoroughly satisfactory preparations for single
day. says Professor NJ. w. Noxan, VI. ID. Hun-
dreds of equally emphatic endorsements from lead
ing hysicians OF New York city. Cures Piles
Hemorrhages. Catsrrh, salt-Rheum, Rheumatism
and affections Of the eyes.
Sod in fifty cests aud dollar sizes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-17

The LIQCoR LIcENsEs.-Judge Christian
did not decide upon the application ol
George Hundertmark yesterday for license
70 sell lIouor as was expected, but VIII do
80 to-day. The application Of Barker q
Marlin. i703 east Franklin street, was also
presented, backed by the endorsement .,I.,l OF .
number OF prominent citizen. and busi,
ness.mep. II is probable that this case VIII
also be decided to-day.