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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
~ FLFrH AVENUE.

Lewis Nelson Morris, a son of Colonel
Thomas T. Morris. OF Eropt',n wac married 90 N,, g..
Matilda Iowergr. only daughter Of seaman Lowerrc. at
th, Church of th, u,.y,u' Rest last evening TDa Row
Dr Robert f. Rowland read the ricc, assisted by the
Rev A. g. Carrier. TIA. usa,rs were Warren H. Lowcrro.
Walter T.. Morris. Randolph Lowcrrc, b. G. Williams,
Walter Van ZuIt Edward Van Size, Ralph Arczrr,ua
ana Alfred Logrrrc. Gouyrrurur Morris acted rs best
man There were no bridesmaids The bride entered on
her fathers arm ana %; the altar by the groom
The dress Of the bride was of ivory satin, made in long
trained skirt and basque edged with narrow boxed
pi,ajug rrgd 90 The top. The front Wa, killed. and
the sides were trimmed with bows The veil was
fastened with white blush amt diamond spray.
The wedding was very largely attended Among
those prcscut were: Mrs. Seaman Loworrc ana Miss
Lowcrre MI and Mrs Warren Icrrot. Mr. and Mrs Mar-
Gus Mr. and Mrs G.. Carroll Leeds and the Misses Leeds
Miss Belle SNYDER and a. Snyder. James VI. Gamble,
Mrs II s. Church. Mrs. Clarence Brooks, Mrs. j. f..
Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. +. p, Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs John Lobdcn. Miss shannon, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. II. Lowerrc, George H.riof, Mrs Anthony,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Mr.. and Mrs H..
Prowct Mr. and Mrs John o. Campbell. and the Misses
Campbell. Misc Van Size. Mr. and Mrs Carm1u Hrrriot
Mrs D,morcst, Mr. aud Mrs. W. r. Andrews, Mr. and
Mrs Frederick Agate, Mr. aud Mrs. r. Duncan -uhe1,
Miss AdIr Todd SaMu, iicTrrt Mr. ana Mrs Coyfurl,
Mis- Thurur. Mr. am! Mrs. H. = Church, M and Mrs.
John 4. Bueh Mr.. and Mrs. VI. q. Cupp Or. aud Mrs
Howard Robert r. Ciipp, Mr. aud Mr.. q. X sheridan,
Mr. aud Mrs. G.. r. IoutEy Mr. and hr-. ucruHuce and
Miss lrrmpurc \ pt0u was held AT the house Of
the brides father 40. 20 East Flty-iourthSt, from TO
half past . o'clock.
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THE VIRGINIA CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.-COngresrman Jor-
gen,cu Of Virginia, has written a letter which viii be
mndr public IN day two fayorng coalition OF the
Republicans with the Rcadu.tors ~ support OF the Ma
hone ticket Senator Malone will not remain In Wash
ugou more than three days, but Will 20 to VIZ
oiu 10 attend o. the state In progress thor'
Ills departure nav give additional party differ
euccs some Republicans are ~ tlr opinion tlat II me
rrfusc him pair il should De- made a." occa-
sion for q refusal br the Republicans 10 pair with the
Democrats On any political question. A. tins womb De
matter will end .
senator Malone spent the evening with the President
and came away feeling cpuHlout That be viii have the
hearty support Of the Administration in his utrst with
o., IuurlOu- Certain Republican oih"eholdcrs VINO
AVE been working ysOrDu- -alust Malone, are hGry
fo hear az something 90 jl,r I-ddy autasc, IL they CON
tlnuc IN the line of action Indicated
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.

srpurVa oo".c-ruvus:s- ...ll by barrett, Court
s,ra.N. 20, -'iiA'. La'1'.. ..r.. By 3,'' r.
~ H.. r. 10, 80. 49, - -oj, 2o% 2'5 ia.
seiaeIi 1''tr-1re',u r.sf--Ic'l ~ yaa Na,.a :,
leI, s., -. 80. o. -a1 27p go. -'S 80, -,
s-ra.'ir c5I9r Gia.,1I-.!er I7I'ea by cooaas. j.
oii loo, o. ~, 1870 $3.50. ltH 55oe 80,
2ii%s l{ d.,' rl l5s' 1870 !ii l,' js 3t
iii 5a iiii555 49, i55SS tissI Ii.. . IA ''''
rH l,5 arra22r 'aI' l opens a a. I2 r., ma
}!3sa 'i issl '25 -4 FIX l. III.
5$% ]iy$ }!it45S,, li4s il,@ ittl, i"a' 1873 t'iE
r,r lrIsd 55.o,Gs opens ST. e 1919 $50
a AT H. ne &25 &c., 'sII' iaits' ls@s 1855 az. TX
i!it Ii9}, I,9e6, Iol IiPs I,Hg9 liiii@@ 1hl, Ii%
tti'firft'"'e cdt's}-tr,s rru-jiod bg ~ei ,,. T.
court opens calendar called at lJa ~. No. ..
strhm6u C6ugi- raruTrMi-rAar L-Hrldly rnAvJ
SiG.' 5I 81, 5lI -, 80, 81 90 "a 81 i5i.
PAnrii-uGlb Freedman. J-Conrr open. e, D a. m.
Han. court opens az 10 a, pa. N"'., or --. ~
NJ H. b, i23 4Go ~ 81, tsj 40 $50 $50
CdNNoT PLgts-erEcr,L rssN-UAi BY Van Bruat C.5.-
opoas at 1880 Calendar called at II .. ~.
'o6,Moy PLR,s-Tmu TFeN-rAlr Held by Daily, J.
Court oith1 1T II ~ NJ N'' - a. 400 ''' ~ l-l'
l35a: ll2t i.53 His I5oL 1851 1888 5'o l'-j.
pan ii-ucd by Beach, j. Court opens at M. Nos.
It 1881; i55f li55 l'i5IG Ii5i23 iSSof i50S i,s5.
l5lL
MAXINE CoUHU-TRIlL TuRW-PAKr Lied by Noh'a-J.
Held in Room 20. CIV HAN Court opens ai u a. DO N",
1884, "bJ, 5Jl3, 3al,. yp1t. y9al .'t- 81 "..i'
57i5. 5ai6i7, j567, 55555,, 57s5 555i 57,d
PART IG.-HcA by Sheridan, j. Hold 100 Room I'D, 1ly
5 5i3 & 5a55 a. az ~, - 555o 57ic s5i 80 c65
PVil ui,-IirId by snea, O.. j. HaI a Room g. CIV
VuL 40. 5jlS, DIST 5t'2, 59Ug. ,s.o, 't-' i5uO,
$50 Jt,a, lt-'. Jilo, Olu'. Gil, ,lo', coli.
ttENEUAL SE,'IpN,-lilGer-.,uN.. Tho lvr'y agt
John Met oruc,. ruhhey thiros puu'ur hHe >t'll
tu,lci tevnous assault and uavry; Joseph b. lrtto aui
p,ri. Ntil, uHd lartrry Gr.rsr F. JorF.. false pre-
trur.- John Ira,y, p.tt larceny Frederick Murray. ro"l.
s,ilug. William tay, grand larceny Thomas MuT.5 uull.
punlrlrc. Joseph cox poais'lin Charms Frtu. pooi.
sctf; John i 'uar' U,al7lrr' John Lark 4 and irt'r
DrIry. POOL selling. NaG-it Wilson larceny tIurl .'.-unI
Richard g.. ~lt"- teuUous a,.1ut uut battery Jam :
Iri,, aus Js,'r. cam burglary William Barnett. grand
mrrrr'. Jane, tusdv huruy Herman OPP -uh,,ncr and
HrrI' johnson grand larceny.
PAar flowing, line rrople faVrer 90
Omen. ere tcp,i"i- .luit ana latury Patrick Buruf
irruiru~ assault aud battery; ,rls i tJulpus as-ti
and battery lIwtfd ir,urus, fa.Unuu. sol
battery. J.En singleton, burglary; John p"uh' thomas
lfrlu and Itv, .ruu'.Sr, Grand larceny, Mi,haf BUM
Van IIrt,y tiaaD WILSON larceny tIn person. 1A.
Luul-, pvilt tirtru; N stewart petit ih,,l' Nan 4
nc H.d Hu-u-t sohsodeg, p,ut ArceiJi f"ttcN - 10
at ana haiLriy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
TIE "FORGET.ME-NOTo INJUNoT!nN.

The trial Of the injunction suit instituted hv
Ms, Gcncyieye Ward against Theodore Mo-, an! Z So
Waack, to restrain tho representation at tl'ir thaat.
OF tho play entitled Forget-Ta NOt," was begun Er,
day before Chief Justice SedSwiek ia the ~u Court
Special Term Miss Ward bases her title o. TIE & lsts
ricnt 10 represent the play on written contract entered
into by herself with Florence Crawford Grove AID ID r
man Charles Ncryar, the authors Ol the play tA- '.r
tract gives 90 her M" sole ri Bt 20 represent -h" l .
Great Brit9in and Ireland Mr.. Moss derives bis .s
o .prrscnt the play from uuWri.trn contract "fl
INC authurs eyed to have been made PRIOR ~ .'.s
Wards contract, and also IRON written contract El-
Ou DATE iu which tie right To produce the plHy ia s
United states T. expressly granted.
John II. Bird counsel for Miss Ward, ~ opening 'il
case stated that be expected 10 TrOye 10 Ar ft
the written contract with Slr Moss Eh.u l. HItl,.t
date was executed after the contract with " SIS Ward.
He declared that he could prove that Do" Contract rlh
Nr. Moss had been manufactured airrN..u, uuH ',e
date puru0salg omitted IN order thIt the htcfGp
commit an act Of dramatic piracy against Miss War!
might rest upOu some -smhliucn OF rlZlt The f4sl-r
hearing I'm tie ease vas q. .UntG until this n.ul.s
Miss ward was present IN court at the opening Oi he
trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

hlNGS COUN biSlC-A-'''
The Republican General Committee OF hlng3
County met last evening at Central Hail. NO. go tu
to1st Brooklyn to fix the dates for the approaching
nominating conventions An effort was made by inc
authorizing men TO have the City Convention precede
the County Convention but this defeated by vote
Of 60 40 The dates and places for holding the con-
ventions were fixed as follows The County Convention
to nominate candidates for Sheriff and SuperYlsorat-
Large, viii be held on Thursday, October 70
mt 3 D. m, in the hall at NO o'o
FutOn-st The City Convention, 10 nominate Mayor
at the same place on Friday, october D. at p H. Tie
Senate Convention in tho I'D District on October "a at
No G35 Fultonst in the IId District October D. at
the same place in the WITH District in the Eighteenth
Ward Wfcwam The Assembly District conyehtiohs
were fixed for October % The primaries 20 eject he
delegates these conventions will be held IN al tNe
wards October IL.
The Executive Committee OF the Republican Geheral
Committee of Kings County organized on Moh.dy
evening The matter has been i'm allegiance Tor nearly
year. owing To the faction fight in IN BODY. me OohG
ling men succeeded in seating enough members OF lnr
fact on 10 elect Charles W. Cheshire chairman by VOC
Of II to 10. W. H. Cadmus was made secretary. J. nc
following Campaign Committee was couStltu'eu' W. H.
Lcaycratt G. II. Cotton, ". +. Aiken, H. A. Pac aI'I Al
bert Dlggctt Henry Ackcr, George Gluy, T. H. HoDDs'
Charles W Goddard, j. \. Nichols, Albert zimmerman
and Charles Cheshire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
THE COURTS.
A JUDGMENT AFTER THIRTEEN YEARS.

A JUDGMENI AFIER THIRTEEN IEAlf
In the case of Dewitt against Peasant, .Ja Ice
Lawrence has just rendered opinion in favor %. OBI
plaintiffs, establishing tie liability o. tn defendant o
took the property and assumed the d.bt. Of q Go Doom,
concern. In 1867 W H. DcWitts uspbuvr s'ly. ia.-.
chants in this city, sold and delivered gool 20 ths
amount Of $4,000 to Victor Ping who after left re
State insOyent. Before his departure he made as-
signmcnt Of all his business assets oG property bose
Antonio Peasant who agreed 10 assume ana pay or "a
debts and liabilities of The hOusc. IN l-7o after me
lapse of twelve years, W II. brNitG- acPhe"s he-ln
suit AGAINST Peasant upon this a-rrcmr 10.
Justice Lawrence r"H'tr3 3Ni-'EcnJ Tor 70" liuslf
for the siIm pi over $4,000, holding Chat nom -a
well settled Ay the Court OF AfNr S the G-'rnfhi f
dcred himself liable 10 thr PLAINTIFF directly D." tae
culiun Of the agreement IN Grr np UJt o.. r.'rt 90
to assume the debts o. Victor Ping may be- c r'rd .s
The laters creditors for t,lrown brh'ht cN f.'l-.
they not pl.c, 10 tire agree u'nt "f Ii'. To- "a
consideration. TAc opinion al.b holds tat Tie +t'i.
limitation does not bar rAr claim, aS ah ariioa 'u
sealed instrument may p" brought under IA" '' 20 t"
time within twenty years. George G. l.AF, Jr. i.' '
plaintiffs; j. G. Thaycr and Francis n. -''; lut 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12

pertain reasons why Messrs Lapham and Nlief were
not entitled t. seats ia the senate. With regard t. n''e
ALLEGATIONS BE- knew nothing. lie did not present 'he
oet,n with AIRY desire 20 delay action upon the admin
lsration of the OATH lie offered the petition and womb
refer al the proper time to the appropriate c"h'ee
MI ,uuud, said that the petition referred 70 he
propri.tv Of swearing in the new Senators FROM New
York he WoUd object To- It's reception ~ he l.-,u'
Tim. The petition received ana laid upon ire l'oc
md the oath o. oicc aIns eged to the senators from
Eew-YJrK.
A committee consisting o. Messrs Pcndoton ana An
Ginny was appointed by the presiding ciHcer I" ""'
upon the President aI inform him that the senate was
ready f., receive any communication hr might be pleased
10 send t. HIM Thsu at 1915 p. the senate took
recess for half an hoU,
After recess lTr Edmuuds offered resolution decl'r'
ing that The stan ling committees # the Senate as tey
were constituted ~ tr close 0f the last session 81 me
Srgtn be- cont uct for the present session. ana aNlN"l
izsugfhc President Iro teuporc 60 hi any vacancies
which may exist therein. ,,. L.,
tir E2lT.s Don, jtrn) asked That ne I'e"!u"" ''
The committee appointed 10 Wait upon ne fflHtu.
rtyalt,u That IL had Yrri rncd ia duty, ana lA.t
the Pros lau Ind stated that De would communicate III
wIit.u. VITA the senate Tomorrow. - . ....,,..
Nc Senate then at 1870, adjourned until tomorrow"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
WAsuNGToN, Oct. lin TIE Supreme Court

Of the United states today the following business
disposed Of:
No The Cincinnati aud chicago AR L.-o Railroad
Company. appellant. agt James Pu.en trustee passed 40
william Dud gIcr p! e.ljht, agt Jane 4 'd-oI,
aduiuistratriA submitted. No. 4OngiaA. TX I1.tr lac
Detroit fyer Ferry Company, An! 80. original prte
fHt IT, Vt Lay
ia December 40 B-Ggorse HEARST, app7al', ag FANNY
Is Hai IAN administrators argument begun. but %
Suggestion ir..t q 81 Che parties tF dave
lov Tor 4 nlug additional brief the tlrn g taui
submitted 80 5-Ce'uOrin granted aud cl-r %, Huri
g-IAu Sew Orleans, Mobile a.u Texas k.liIli ioEl-
pany agt Henry Ei'rran; passed. 70 Lr-t'.1E -'iti
receiver appellant. Warren Nct.I .gh, argued 40
ll-Hrry IS. stow, appellant act 1r ID. Of hl'aR' 80 De-
r.lft.a So l2-Ilc BANKING AD--s = asrtuUI", Lewis
ailf. tt- Trustees 4 schools, etc, i-fs--f I'm
costs. $50. .-ia,.oC. fa,e, appellant sst Ja- b. ne.U
VIII ,o-'- 80 '-il.n t1g' and D.H--
uf- BOO error. lg c. 4 Artur, larrto: II.;u .a. With
.9.t. &c. .Yr.r.L TIA. .urt4'l.h CoL-i,. =. .l4.a
,r.~ s.t. i." f..t iT'-a H',tn -H o., 90 90. 30 LAY,
appellants az. Preston Ware, IT, aud Others ls.r.. "n
COSTS
The cases vh.ca standu-z:o - The docket sd ,i D
VIII rro1ahl, 'e reached Tomorrow, are:
No li-J.ra Martin a1t i.'n.r >. Cole ". ''ls-.e,
". .,.ry .A other. i-t Oh, ~.. ga IS. sd .>r.. ct
strong tst. Charles l. "i..g -. i-ac ~.-'i- te.
Charles J. b. DO. >. Ft 81 .l- iti-. h..ly Ram lD.l.
l..y .-.. i.Nata au.41. ai- other"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
INDIAN DISTURBANCES EXPECTED.

SAN FRANcisco, Oct. IA dispatch from
wilcox Arizona says: report from san Carlos states
that the Cuircahua scouts deserted have billed
of the White Mount in Indians. Fears entertained
that they will r,taate II j. stated that sufficient troops
are IN the ground TO keep an quiet. General Mackenzie
Is at the agency. Chief George reported going TO arl
Ash Creek with his men, and some o. Cars troops arc IN
Colonel Sanford has been directed TO place his troops
IN SUCH poe lion 10 prevent al iuc,i,loHs o! nD-lcs
along Tie bOrdCr between Arizona aHd sonora. Troops
tnJgT General Mackenzie are ~ look out Tor the country
ia Toe vicinity VI san CHti0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
THE VALIDITY OF A MARRIAGE UPHELD

William T. Hynes, well-known business
man. formerly Of st. Louis, and large owner 4 real
estate in this city met "roOIn girl" while visiting IN
London whom he lived with and promised 70 tase "a rs
wife lie gave her ring at the time, AMI said that ne
did not believe IN the fOrrnates Of marriage This
IN ST. and the pair lived together husband aHd wis
until MI Hyurss death IN 1874 The s-t.r "i the -
ceased man obtained letters Ui administration on rs
estate in this city his nearest Kin lh,reupon Mrs
Iyncs to th- city and began an action ia mo
court ~ Common Pleas to gain possession Il the iuP
erty The verdict being rendered ia favor II me plano
H. the ease was carried The Court II Appeals, WArre
tine validity % the marriage sustained. new trial
vas had with the same Ilt Thcn was reached yestr
aay. Joseph II. Choate ald william H. seer appeared
Tor Mrs Hyncs aud her chi drcn and william 4 Beach
and John IL. Drake for the Defendants
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THE STAR ROUTE PROSECUTION.
COUNSEL FOR TIE IEFENCE PRESENT MOTION 10
RrsCIND TIE ORDER AUTHORIZING THE lNFoh-
NIArIlN TO NE EIIED.

COUNSEL FOR TIE IifLNOL lltHF'\l y '"'.4''-' Az
RrecIND TIE ORDER AUTHORIZING THE INFoR-
NATION TO BE FILED.
WASHINGTON. Oct lin tie Criminal
Court Ills morning EnJch Totton, OF counsel Tor INC
us'ci. ~ the Route case, presented NOTION 10
rasctrJ the order made some days authorizing the
inforg.,tior 80 b. tc1 Mr. Intter also SAID; ais"
present ,oI. asking Cor au order on The DiStnctNt
tory To rrirG rh- records ara Ties OF the fos' '''o
Dc,rtoc,t relating 10 This particular route TO so'"e
pl,c. hr, We can them. We have made three aI
plea,ion- c the Postmaster General FOR leave to look OF
the, Documents an3 papers, which are essential ana
have beer. each tue refused"
The Court adjourned without fixing Gay for the ar-
eu,ent The motion 70 rescinG the order allowing the
information to be filed il long technical document
The causes set out il are: First that no notice OF
srcb Information was given to the defendauts second,
thai the Court without jurisdiction TO take coSlauce
OF the matters set forth in the information; third that
tbeuattcr, charged in the information appear 10 have
taken place about three years before the application
for leave 10 file, AMI no excuse explanation OF the de
lay was given or attempted; fourth, that the a'hdats
in surport of the information are insufficient
aftn that proceeding by information Is not
authorized by law ana is contrary 10 the Qiacuet
Of the Court; sxth that the Information ace NOT chAEe
AZ Fence ,gaiust law OF the United states seventh
that LIE matters ALE cd were i1PosSlhIe 81 9y
the defendants or any Of then; eighth hat .ht II oI
nor is not h-l any officer OF The United states 3u"r-
zed t. bring forward and file the saae; hlth' because
MEET tIc Postmaster General 20 order an IN
crease OF extension # service, ana to allow ilp !aa
Scre ,n q, nav su.h rule having been made before the
defendant Brady became Second Assistant Postmaster
General and the allowance 10 hci'ph"uSH otl!7 H,'uS
IN conformity with it. The increase OF Scrvc" paa
been FOR and urged upon the Department cy
officers of the Uuited States IN AlA"ha anu -
Mexico, 10y Governors and tNG"vtru'IB 81 Those tcIIl
ami citizens oi those Territories %Aica p't's'
etc. are Oh file in the Dtp1ttIs'g Kay l"a ,,'r
the contractors IN the months OF June ana July ISL
after ID" defendants -Iady ana french Id" I''' ' ~
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IHEW FACr0RI EST4BLNHED.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct Ia new coITo-
ration tc be known a. tbe Laurel Lake MIL orra
nized here to-day 1le m.il viii Manufacture print
cloths. Ihe capital Is SlOO,UU0 ABBOTT H. s44d0 s
treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12

AUGUSTA, Me, oct Il.-Wm. J. Johnson,
cashier OF the Granite National Bank, died today OF
rarar. OF tNp heart ~ ID, 0c, ot .ivvN y.Irs. Tie
r.rr-.u.rI Augusta Tor four terms on the Ly -ilturc
V..- p..h.ru' t.. House ia le'9. and Nas mayor "
t.l.r',yu l-55 ne Was formerly the editor Of The
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son delegation showed its disapprOyal of the propo-
sition and then Judge Mason was unanimously
elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-12
BEGINNING THE CANVASS.
THE cr,rp COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.

THE STATE COMMITTEE ORGANIZED.
b. PIATr CARPENTER ELECTED CHAIRMAN-ACllVE
WORK TO BE BEGUN Al oNCE-CHEERlNG Rh-
PORTS FROM VARIOUS PARTS OF THE STATE
The Republican State Committee met yesterday
at noon at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the purpose
of organization and to prepare for the prosecution
Of the canvass throughout the state. Inc CoIuilI-
tcn IL cnnnnsnd of the following member3:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-16

-Norma.school girls from Bridgeport will
act rs mattresses at Martba's Vineyard ho-
tells. These boni-faces know how to make
money. All the young men with surplus
cash on hand Will summer there, fall in love,
lose their appetites. and small fortune will
be made on tue victuas saved. Then the
girls will, according 10 contract, say no.,
the youths will try 10 drown their sorrows,
and another fortune Will be made In the bar
room.
gentleman who had bad luck at cards
entered forty-cent restaurant. A waiter
formerly employed at the Cafe Anglais re-
cognjzinc him. says with CONSERVATION /:
ado YOU intend TO dine here, sir 7" "But
II seems YOU are employed here" says the
gentleman, piqued at the question. Yes,
sir - replied the waiter with dignity, but
| do not take my meals here. "-Fr0m the
Ffeach.
II Is said that Zeb. Vance was waited on
by a committee not long since and asked TO
address prohibition meeting. lie de-
clined, and asked the committee to say to
the convention that "his heart was with
them but bis stomach was against them,
aud that his stomach was the biggest
JRitmiagton ~. c. Star.
Some OF our worthy contemporaries
should turn their howitzers on the ice
cooler. One OHIO man has drunk himself
to death on cold water.
Twelve persons have been poisoned by
eating ice-ereams. This Is good news for
the boys, but very hard upon the girls, who
already have too few amusements.
Nilsson Is coming to this country again.
Nilsson Is fair singer, but her great fame
rests on the artistic manner IN which she
can kick over piauo.stool when her Scan
dinayian temper is rufiled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-16
By W. Goddin, Auctioneer,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.


GALE AT AUCTION OF THE LARGE
- AND VALUABLE PROPERTY on THE
NORTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN BETWEEN Gov
FRNOR AND FOUL TEE 7 III STREETS,
KNOWN As THE METROPOLITAN HAIL.
At the request OF the parties Interested and for the
purpose Of winding up an old partnership concern,
will offer for sale M aucti0n on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1881,
at O'Clock F. NJ, that valuable property located as
above, known as "METROPOLlTANH HALL" The
LOT has a front Of l03H feet, running back about
1870 feet. more or less 10 an alley leading out 10
Governor street. The hlfidlng Is not ony a large
one. but II originally very substantially built
and is now well adapted tr the purpose for which II
has long been used but with some notifications
could be converted iaIO IA warehouse or manuiac.
tory. II Is located equ-distani between the Capitol
Square and xchange aud Ballard Hotel. and front
ing on Frankiin street. which has recently been
newly paved, should commend Itself 10 the at,en-
ton Of capitalists as solid investment.
TERMS One fifth cash; balance at six. twelve,
eighteen, aud twenty-fOur months for negotiable
otes, interest added hale yearly. secured by deed
OF trust W. GODDIE.
fe Is AuctOnecr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-16
BY X. b. Cbafha & Co.,
Real Estate AuctIOneeIs.

UCTION SALE OF II A \ D SOM +
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS. FRONT
ING 80 FEET AND RUNNING BACK 40 FEET
TO AN ALLEY; ALSO. NICE LOT FRONTING
20 FEET ON NORTH SIDE OF CARY STREET
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOUSHEE STREETS,
WITH GOOD DEPTH AND GOOD BRICK STA
BLE.-M the r, quest ofJhe owners, who are anxious
TO SELL will sell at public auction, on the prem
MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1851,
at 81 =. ~, the BEAUTIFUL LOT located as
above described. in very desirable neIgbbofh0Od.
Immediately after we will sell The NICE LOT
fronting 20 feet on the north side Of Cary street
between First and Foushee streets, with brick sable
thereof.
These are very desirable building lots. and In To-
cation where nice dwellings Will rent very readily at
paving prices.
TERMS One fourth cash; balasce at six, twelve,
and eighie, months. with per cent. interest, Sc
cured Dy iced of trust.
je 10 II. Il. CHAFFlN 4 CO." Auctloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-16

The world Is Just now foil Of all kinds Of
condensed medicine foods--thiogs which
are said 10 contain two or three loaves OF
bread IN teaspooDfGi OF mild liquid, or a
couple OF quarts OF corn.beef hash In u half
ounce, or a whsle setting OF fresh eggs In a
dose. or anaenu in hali.dozen drops. Some
OF the people who are so sick that they can
take only two grains OF Desiecated Deisyer
OF Death, or DAKOTA Wheat Crop in Ten
Drops, will in fifteen minutes feel that they
have had too much breakfast, add will fake
a small rye grsnary with bitters In II at the
nearest neutrality-suspicious..
"iN be eyerlastingIy blamed aud but
Lered,v said Mrs. Smiley this morning, "if
| haven't gone and made coffee without any
,offee 10 it." "Neyer mind, my dear" said
Ichabod. with smile, "iDstead Of getting
me into bet water a. usual. this time you
re trying 70 get the bot water into me-"