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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-04
State Of Michigan, .

State Of Michigan, 80.
Crawford County.
l. VIM. r. Steckert, Clerk Of said County and Of
the Circuit Court thereof, a Court of Record, do
hereby certify that have compared the forego-
ing copy OF Order Of Publication, hereunto at
tached, in case of J. Henry Moores VS.. William
Hutchinson, ct al, with the original record now
remaining in the office OF the County Clerk Of
said County. and have found the same TO be acor.
rect transcript therefrom, and the whole Of such
original record.
49,. In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixsd the seal Of
SEAL said Cour at Grayling, this thirtieth
day Of June A. ID. 1881.
A-y--s wn. r. STECKRRT,
1877 Clerk
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-04

-Messrs. J. h. Christie and Thos.
Pickard. of Mt. Pleasant. Mich, are
looking pine in this vicinity, but have
failed to bob for any of those few hun
dred grayling the Northeastern Tribune
intimates they we're going to yank out
of the An Sable.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-04
VlcroRlA JSwEI CAShET

agents can make $40 day selling this
Casket, It contains two Brncelete, a
beautiful shawl Pin, Finger Ring. Ear
Rings, Broaeh and one large Gold
Plated Ladies' Neck Chain. Sample
Casket 80 cents. Agents wanted. Adres
u. 8. MAuUYACTuRIoo Co
Pittburgh Pa,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-04

The leading Scientists OF to-day agree that
most diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys
or Liver. IL, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver
are kept in perfect order, perfect health will be
the result. This truth has only been known e.
short time and for years people, suffered great
agony without being able TO nnd relief The d.e-
covery of Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
marks new era in the treatmentof these trout
les Made from simple tropical leaf of rare
value, it contains just the elements necessary 70
noursh and invigorate both OF these greatOrgan
and safely restore and keep them In order II is
a POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases that
cause pains in the lower part Of the body-tor
Torpid dLiver-Headaches-Ja -JaasAiee- Dizziness -
Gravel-Fever, Ague-Malarial Fever, and all
difficulties OF the Kidneys, Iivev ans Urinary
Organs Il is an excellent and safe remedy for
females during Pregnancy. 10 viii control Men
situation and h invaluable for Leucorrhoea or
Falling of tire Womb.
As Blood PwtAer IL is Nneqaaied, for IL cures
the organs that make the blood
This Remedy wt&ch has done suchwonders, il
put up in the LARGE0r SIZKD BOTTLES OF any
medicine upon the market, and is sold by Drug
gists and all dealers at eIf2o per bottles. For
Diabetes, enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABft
TIES CURE. Il lisa POSITIVE Remedy.
II. II. WARMER Co.,
RoehesterS N. Y.
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49, ssass u the term. Nsse< s.s an
for oompAaacGship. nc,cssea saSr-si
in the o.s~ - hsSine~ fs pie.sss~
giving coavsr.:.sa.
He wNs istSsbls boat. . Vel
como greet. = ehss6sx hi.nd anil a
good nsghS1.
Without 0;ssn,s to The h,rh~s;
plane of life. Ire was content so salt
its middle coXS5c. from which he
nsver toe . u.-wsrd step Tn
friendly criticisI4 r,Gt. Suggest de
feet. and weaknesses a. "a character
bu, il could no, deny tn. :r2thfnlnc-.
Of ~hat has been here .ala
In the b-s, sense Of tho s,.fd gentle
man. Mr.. Haley Ne a gentleman. :
ma, ~ education. culture. ."cial con
tao. rendered gentle. such An ons he
sssd. and 's.~ ~ 3.-i he had no;
caused = rambling wound III any
human heart
lie Ma, buried with Mssori, honor
10y the Masonic fraternity Il WHICH
ne nss = conspicuous worker. Tvs
ysas ago he IA, the grand orator al
the sisie. Looking over i... life, oh
serving his capacity Tor ~us.fulnoH.
noting the early attainment, ii lite.
best rewards. and startled a, his death
, our mind recalls in seriou, .aine-.
the words so impressive uttered l.,
his Masonic brethren over In, cofiinc.i
hniy. The vi, Of God i accom-
pl,shed. Amen. 90 mot. u be
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HSss. Creek ;ters.

romA. Kennedy i. the delegate &
the County Convention from this
precinct.
The report ths. q man has been
foound killed ia the WOODS. ~ the
north part Of TeIas. besriu. the name
Of Thomas Williams causes some
anxiety on account Of the prevailing
opinion that it is the Thomas vii
Hams who left here last -pr:ng for that
region Of country.
The people of thi. vicinity are gG.ng
to haze their bridge :ebi!!t. They
nave entertained n proposition fos
its construction. and have appointed a
committee 20 arrange matters and
submit their plans 10 the coun', com
m~issioncrs a: their next meeting.
A very remarkable escape from
death by drowning. took place here
last week. 4 child two years If age
u6uSuNg VI buo~- nci'iscbN Nhi'N
moving sbou, the well. the loose curb
upcst and the child fell thirty feet into
the water. An older sister started for
the father. who MAS At work IN the
hav-fcld about eighty rods distant.
and he hurried Ia the well united a
bucket, fastened the rope about the
girl and lowered her to the water
She caught up her little u%ncon~cious
sister and brought her 70 the surface
After a full hour spent in bathing and
rubbing, the child showed signs N
consciousness. and began To revive
She il now fully recovered from th'
effect of the fall. and the parents -
joico in the recovery Of their chill,
from the Jaw. Of DEATH
: The corn in this section is goin: &
DC very light on account OF chinrl
bugs and hot wind.
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Money To Loan

Real E~taie. in Webster sn.i al
,oiniug countics at the very best rates.
IL will pay ev"ry farmer VI" think. ~
bnrrowln. money. &" SEE Inc tSi''e
making arrangements with sHy other
party.
ted. ,~i.lay-no dealing s'th eastern
parics-no application f@-, f'ti'i. OF
cnmmls-ion-no fee fc- m1sing 81
recording papers or taking aekpo~i'
ef.emcn,.-no advance or "''ni-an.
nu,l interest. and n" interest until
uor>v !. actually I'm hand.
Ca. upon OF addre..
X. 4. afxr~r<.
80. Lean Broker. Blue Hsh, N~b-
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had reesissi AZ s!sc:::o SHOCK s.d
sa,l:
Il tell You What il V asasger. ]
want your pApor for . year an here's
your money. ! want you ~ ss~d Il 70
me - iong ss ] live Al ! can then
ksox when them burned corcusss am
. comm of an I oSn avoid comm to
town them days"
We told hun We would
give hih warning through the
paper when the "~eorcuses" would be
held, and he thanked US and Axnbled
OF and wss soon Lost to view IA the
dim distance.
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ssr-. n ihis action Weight, "a Sr-b,
I'm sound.. Yczptiful BAY. -ymmes-
neal torszo; Iifs. high carriage and
$50 ofa1 p ~pf kitten. HIS ospsi
Also nae gooi I~es >is, him Al anne
r.t- Until lurtjr~ rive Viii ~
foupf AZ The conmsSsssr
Colt. ear he SCI. ~ ;f.s :~-Ts.sy 0f
Jos. FoxIe. STATE Cresk E&o ssrre.
Hawaii: q Meal Henry oersse
A. oe. keT- haErn AMI RAl..ion's 81 IH-
.vzls. ai1o a: BED Good susts a.
,,ers-c, Of Lee s-si.l sd Ben Fort
riss. Guide Roes. Him creek Haiis'
ard Rel rIoud mile
The c->ner has esssad sss JACK
Capt.. smith" hesns 80 famous
smith Jack. fofr~s, 81 Guide koek
Sso.s.i~ b--t e~ck IN the valley
NItTZ. FsocFletcr
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Heroes CT III PLANS.

l. the charming titl. "f n e book
lust issued by D,> ilsAHt>. fhb-
Usher. Of SAINT Louis VI" u cm.
braces the lives aud slvcntnre- 81
Wild Rill. Buffalo Bhll. Kit 'ar~"h.
capt. PAYNE, Capt, Jack. T"'a' J"'s;
Ca'ifuruia Joe. aud other c~e'"hrA''H,
Indian iightcr-. Scont-. hunter a'"'
i. doubtless a hook vel worth having.
Their ~. not MANY rc"l'l" IN thu
Great l,nd 81 our Who Il" n'.i feel an
,n,.rc.t ~ ,hc romantic decd e The
gallant flsin-nteu See adS"rtIs"
u,.u' ,k-whvrv
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l:...SC &C .SasiSaS.

Sence q. brt--y given that ~ ss,n'if,
al r.r.oI,vh6 ny DOR" g." ofes hsnss''~
a, igr isrrhrTs &c tk~ IrttnsrJ ~
sa,nu.on ,rA~.', g M.t-;sr coBn.v. - 't-a
y ~ on a.. CAS- ~staTisJ o. The % ath' 81
F.tru.ry. MAJ Aekust al S'.ssmhsf ~
,lue N a on ttr sut 1stsrisN the psouth' ~
.ass-y. An. iaiy 81 '"taA.f. ~ oi's.
e.. an th. 9i-st sS'rrlHy IN 'ss HssHths .;
aar,h Iuu-. segt.tnl.f aat ''~~sassr.
4. =. FoFr.
Cesn so.crihtsuisn, VI fasi'e insifasiisa
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NArE InSI

Notice i hereby gwen that n n"'"
If 81 ~ drawn In favor III j 1 War
n.r ana signed b. M"rclsud w
Park. dated August S'fh issb, aud
falling due August JOth 1881. AMI
Jr,ainy ten pei cent interest, ha,
been l,.t. Al p"r-"n- Hro hofgty
warmed against negotiating s7ii n"''
A. u Ia. been paid
~ MAINLAND w. lAEkS
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-01
FRED!
,i.r, tie aIhrss' Ifor-e.

E,J tan! ,Sis sez.0n 4. Red C"ti
.~,ts-,..-.. rz;-. viz tsloto insure
.iny;. marc Tso marc $500: mor
than two ~ ia. ssrar "~-@r sI""s"h
FOR the season. t:no; s.n-i- serTsee.
t3A0.
Tia. horse need. caiy g uc xnoSr
Ia l.. admir>d. lie has bean ark1o~i-
~dx~i by many good Judges To - 10
be-,
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PRANK .Es.iE's PoevLAs MONTHLY.
YoR SEPTEMBER,

TN ~
The September number i, especially
noteworthy, The opening %srticlc, by
George Alfred Townsend. entitled
DAYS Of Gloom in the White House,
ia timely and very interesting. en-
bodying a history of the Presidential
mansion, and the most prominent IN
cidents i'm connection with D. at
tempted assassination of the frcsi-
dent. The article IL illustrated hy
sixteen fine engraving. Mr.. y. Rob
inson contributes an admirable
article, Brighton, the Queen OF
English watering Places with thir.
tecen illustrations. Movable Home
and Tent Life" treats 81 the various
homes Of the true nomad: there are
fourteen illustrations. An Early
Visit to Marhield." a Russian
Home" a Chapter on Roses and
Nj. Denning's article OH Comets,
with its eighteen illustrations. viii
he read with great interest. Bene-
diets serial. "A Late R-morse,' -
continued. and there are some e1-
cellent stories by popular authors
one 10y Chandos Fulton, There :
Burglar. in the House" is extremely
humorous. There arc sketches, c>-
says. poems, and an abundant ms
J c~ellany rcple:c with inter--t ard valu-
able information. The number !.
embellished with n handsome c"."red
! fron,ispiece. He Won't Hur, You.
from hcywood Hardsy's painting.
The price Of "A single copy IL only y
cents, and the yearly subscription q
postpaid. A specimen copy viii b'
sent post-free BY inclosing . cents Z
Frank Leslie's Publishing BcSse, 81
IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-01

Smith Brothers announce "
o,her ;mpor.ans reduction m rate OF
;"..-s.; On rayne Ioan.. ssna'gti niH>
I'd -, c.,.cJ ,.s>res. Call At the
hank Ard ieave your aPPi'ea'''n
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NoTIcEoF DIsSpi' rIuN

The firm Of Johnson \ ,t"ls h7@
been d,>-ol,~i Nv mutual consent
All haha!Iiic- ofihs tTm will Do st
tied ly Nj Johrs"n. and all a''onn,s
,ftla FIRM have been len With Go" q
McNony iur collection.
a.. ". J"uNs1~.
I,,Ix Am -. /. Cars
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Local entertainments Inserted among
the reading matter uiH be charged l0ds, a
line each assertion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-01

Rycs. mead aches. you are nsI
and weary. yoa are c,. o hnmo' 4Du
cross ~ = bear, i, y hSh uni. w
we're buying a bottle OF =. Nars"
BfomOiine.
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pr sent. Money 70 LeA1

Noosv 20 prove mp v:sh on final re-
ninx =: ~ 5eedeA t.rs 4? per esnS<
.nd:i-d5 per cent co@nsssson,
etrssrSs ner cent no conmtSsoa
I<o. z wnLrofs
exr@n.xsd door cesssf sdiee. sef
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TAKE NOTICE

have pu.-s-ei he rs,sr N.S;,.i.
ca q. Ixer. and the pubic =
s~S.r~r sc,.s,5rcs:o cut any t'mhsr
On the Ez,eE
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-09-01

FoR SaLE:-l6O acre OF land I.
miles .onth-we.; OF Rel Cloud party
under cultivation. Timber m WAIT
Apply at this Office.
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est secte. The only difference be
tween his conduct and that Of the
most Jealous churchman consisted In
the fact that he practiced virtnre with
out apprehension Of ssncity, and shun
ned vice without the appearance q
a~usterity.
In this rough, vigorous, liberal
western life, he entered with the
keene.t sest, yet bore himself untain
ted and unstained' by II sro-nes.
From liquor. Tobacco. and ssinulent
Of every kind he totally abstained.
No profanc word ever escaped ut
lips, and his ordinary conversation
even was .ingularly free from tb'
vulearisms and slang Of western
dialect. His virtues left no trace o
esotism, and avoiding vice he v
maintained cordial, kindly compau
ionship With al hi. fellow men.
As . lawyer Nr. Haley was equal.
successful in the ONCE and at the bAl
As an advocate be was winning, pei
suasive. Possessed Of q good voic
carefully trained, and an easy 6uenc
cfspeecA, without strong passion. H
was neverAull, or tedious. Hn n,
. NOR while Got brilliant was ever .
tractivs. ard his orasoy though M
the m0ss fosih2s ~ always Agreeable
Il The dspaNDsas a hw s0vhich i
, paid most aaunioa, - thss re1afic
70 nanieiPai oeE1niafo0- In .
: SusaGioas seoisdiag conf1GiA. tom
sehoea dissricss anA Peliticsl cospoc
sians generally. be took his PA
: aosug the fns lawyers Of the state
N soeistiife he v.s coN+ivialin u
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Jul, ith is..
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A full stock of iron and Wool
pumps. at MITCHELL * MoEfisar.
l-tf
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Special Notices.

Headquarters for iour at Putnam.
Flour and Feed Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24
A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

passed several sleepless nights, disturbed by the
agon!es and cries Of q suffering CHILD, and becom-
Ing convinced that MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP was just the article needed procured sup
ply for the child. On reaching home and aeauaint-
Ing his wife with what he had done. she refused 10
have II administered to the chtd she strong
ly IN favor OF Homeopathy That night the child
passed In suffering, and the parents without seep Re-
turning home the day following, the father found the
baby still worse; and while contemplating another
seepless night, the mother stepped from the room
TO attend TO some domestic duties, and left tbe father
with the child. During her abs he administered
portion Of The Soothing Syrup TO the baby. and
said nothing. That night all hands slept WELL and
the little fellow awoke In the morning tsight aud
happy. The mother was delighted with the sudden
and wonderful change and although al first oen led
at the deception practeed upen her, has continued
to use the Syrup, and suffering, CRYING babies and
restless nights have disappeared. single tial OF
the syrup never yet failed 10 relieve the baby. and
overcome the prejldlces of the mother. sold by
oil druggists. % cents bottle. je24 eod1w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24
Chamber OF Commerce.

CALLED MEETING OF THE B0ARD-srANDING
COMMITTEES ANNOUNCED-OTHER BUSr-
NESS.
A meeting OF the newly.elected members
OF the Chamber OF Commerce was held yes
terday flerDooD-President r. 4. Blanken-
ship in the chair. Present: Messrs. VIII
liams, Baucb, jenkins, Dunlop, Crenshaw,
Tate, Rooney, Grubbs, Johns. Elicit, Hill,
Taylor, Vice. President Potts, and Purcell.
The Chair announced that the meeting
had been called for the puTpos OF hearing
the standing committees, which be an.
nounced as follows:
Arbitration Peter w. Grubbs, Greer II.
Baughman, Alexander Cameron. Louis j.
Bossienx, o. f. Weisiger.
Manufactures Isaac s. Tower, Frank T.
Glasgow, N. ID. Hsrgroye, r. ii. Wnitlock,
Thomas q. Williams.
Outward Trade: Richard A. Dunlop,
William b. Warwick, Charles Bauch, John
NJ. Morris, John p. Branch.
Commerce j. PendleiOn Rogers, ID. o.
Davis. Gus. Millhiser, james Leigh Jones,
Luke Harvey.
Mines: j. ii. Bryant, Thomas NJ. Logan,
Franklin Stearns, James w. Allison, John
X. Williams.
Inland Trade: John S. Ellett, John b.
Purcell, N. V. Randolph, John Tyler, Ste.
phen ID. Hughes.
Finance: Thomas Potts, Ell. Cohen
Gideon Davenport, Philip Haxall, james
T.. Gray.
Accounts: John NJ. Tate. F. ID. Hill, NJ
S. Quarles, G. W. Antrim, 4. A. Hoen.
Various bills were ordered to be paid.
On motion Of Mr.. Potts, two hundred
and fifty copies OF the constitution were or
dered to be printed.
Colonel Purcell offered the following
which was referred to the Committee OF
Inland Trade:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Inlan,
Trade inquire into and endeayor to hav
rectified the DELAYS which are reported a
occurring IN the delivery OF goods fror
this city to points in North and South Caro-
lima on the line Of the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad.
Mr.. Il. ID. Taylor nominated for men
bershp--and they were unanimously elec
ed-Messrs. s. S. COttrelI IL Co. and II
Tbeo. EllysoD.
The Chair stated that Dir. Tbaxton wa
absent from the city.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24

THE Proposed INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The Provisional Committee appointed in
this behalf is busy at work, and the follow
ing circular has been sent TO citizens en-
gagad In productive industry:
Please give the committee appointed by
the meeting last Friday night at Sanger
Halle the benefit Of your views on the fol-
lowing points:
1. should an exposition be made this fall
OF Richmond industriesy
.. II so, could not a cTeditable affair be
gotten no confined solely to completed
products; taat is, have no running ma
chiBery?
8. Ii so, would it not be advisable TO rent
say the two floors OF Leyy's building, or
the new armory building, instead OF at
tempting TO erect a building for the pur-
p0Sei
4. II the determination is made TO have
the exposition. will YOU make an exhibit OF
your products: II 80, how many square
feet OF room would YOU require!
The committee makes this canvass gene
raj in order the better TO reach an inteli-
gent judgment in the matter. BE pleased
10 give il your carly attention. addressing
the undersigned. john OTT,
President Provisional Committee.
The aim Of the committee has been to
reach all, from the largest 10 the most mod
est. Should any, however, have been over
looked, the committee hope they will not
hesitate to respond the same as il directly
addressed, for they want the most thorough
expression Of opinion possible on the sub
iect.
While the time between this and October
is not very long, still great deal can be
done by men determined TO succeed. 1t is
certain no such opportunity will ever again
be presented for the display OF our pro-
ducts. The several railway lines coming
into Richmond are arranging excursion
tickets, in connection with the Yorktown
celebration, from every portion Of this
country, aud as Richmond is one OF the
most interesting spots in the United States,
il is highly probable that every man going
10 Yorktown will not return home until be
has seen Richmond also. 1t is to be hoped
then, that the project will not be allowed to
fall through, but be made a splendid sue
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24

FIRE IN TOBACCO FACTORY.-B Between
10 and IL O'Clock last night tire was discov-
cred in the cutting-room Of X. w. divers
Westham Tobacco Works, on Brook avenue
near Clay street. An alarm was sent in
from Station 4, and soon the district aDpa-
ratus was on the ground and at work. The
smoke was so dense, however. that 1t was
difficult 10 locate the fire. Upon the arrival
OF the Chief, however, one Of the streams
in rear Of the factory was moved to better
position and soon the fire was ou,--Dot,
however, until damage Of about $4,000
bad been sustained. Insured for $4,000
with the gnia Home Insurance Compa.
ny and in Howard Swlneford's agency.
The fire originated from the furnace, which
is in the drying.roOm.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24

Personal AND BRIEF LOcALs.-Rey. j. c.
Jones. OF the White Sulphur Methodist
church, and Rev. Mr.. Hann0n, Of Park
Place church in this city, will exchinge
pulpits for four weeks In July and August.
Rev. DR.. Starr, OF Broad Street Method
ist church Of this city, and Rev. j. s.
Hu'cheson, OF Lewisburg, w. Va, have
exchanged pulpits for three weeks.
Colonel Jones, OF Hanover Academy, and
Mr.. Percy Grant, of Richmond, have Sc.
cured passage on the City OF Berlin, which
sails from New York July %, TO spend the
summer in Europe.
II was Mr.. John Dewitt who played the
part OF the Marine in Pinafore Wednesday
evening, and not Mr.. Waggoner. The lat'
ter was absent from the city.
Mr.. William NJ. Hall has been appointed
night guard at the city Jail utce John Hill
yard, resigned.
Aurora Lodge OF 0dd.Felows will turn
out this afternoon TO pay the last tribute OF
respect TO their deceased brother, w. W.
Phillips,
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Police COuRr.-Tbe following cases were

Police Court. The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday:
Cora Anderson (coloredI, drunk and dis
orderly, was required to give surety 10 keep
the peace for three months.
Charles Carter (colored), drunk and dis
orderly. Fined g.
William Coleman, who was on yesterday
found guilty OF rObbing the mOney-box on
one Of the street. cars and sentenced 10 be
punished with thirty-nine stripes, withdrew
mis- appeal and took the stripes.
Della Smith and Grace Holcomb Doth
colored), charged with assault and battery,
were discharged.
Robert Scott (cOored). drunk and disor.
derly, was required TO give 500 surety for
his good behavior for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-24

POLICE ExCURsIoN.-An excursion TO
West Point which bids fair, considering the
auspices under which it will be given. to
possess many enjoyable features, will come
Oft on Monday, July llth, under the super
vision and direction OF the police force Of
the FRS. district. The trains OF the Rich.
mond and York. River railroad will on that
occasion start for the Point at A. NJ, thus
lffording all eXcUrslonists full DAY OF en-
joyment and an opportunity OF fully in
specting the beautiful country therelbout,
as well as inspecting The majestic York, not
to speak Of the opportunity OF Testing on
the luxuries extracted therefrom.