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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
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 A: rrhqfFFsagr says be ias''' h"ifp1l hIs
 s'"":cu leg, ] Legs shouldn't besnade of fire X Norwich hunter h"asts of catching a
 uskra, which hah no hind legs. although it <.r.. s as if aiiy nan c''tIti q" that.
 Snne of E.ae gIe'i,la i ! tl,ai has hung oyer M,rirn was ahai,d last vctk in line birth of T.. animal ,hal is halt cal an.i half rabbit.
 B idSrpmi lany'rS are fighting over the w.iI nf the late .A B Da>lS. "f that city 5 1T us have ;,uc>,t>, a:ni li!uic.> ihe pity.
 They tried ;fman in the Superior Court of litcht d oI the Charge 'f being d ira np He
 hancri tO be phrcnnIngist and was
 li>chargri. lhr judge reasoning thai il would ,ny thing in LItclti ld
 Edward F. ssStp,muay aged forty-two, of Hin,iham, killed hlns, II d lrM days ago. The account Says Mr. Shuuway was very much depressed over the d,iiih If his N fife, W hich occurred about d year ago. What makes iie
 tragedy all inc more m.'ur,,ful is that he was tO he married soon ta, an tSii.ahle yaIIIg lady. Furthermore, this cuunplcales ihe matter tor il is not known whether it was grief or joy 4tiaat Caused his death. It is ,a sad affair all ar>und. ~<5.-tS& ltG tj<J --, ...
 Frank Grant was Oa trial in the Litchfield County Superior Court, last Weck. on a charge of assault with intent to kill. Ills vic i'm W IS Watson C'gs"el B dil: of ih, St glnen came from New Preston. Our readers will ren.eu,- ter the cailse-.s ti,is affair. Grant ~as cal ing lan apple, cutting Il up with d knife iIsead of -hltting II. last winter. C'gsw ell attacked hinr and in the nre the apple Mas k'sI. C"gsw ell Years that Grant ssrtick sal him with the kIlfe and shows il sit ln his pants 70 prove ;he assertion, although nearly all New Preston ,ilicm have siils Ill their auis al that tune, as the fa niiy nerilny Is no, done up until after I" sp'lns laniin. is over. .r An instance of llle character of some of iIe Connrciicut voters Is told he by an cx-slaie c,minitlee chairman. Ii Is tn llIe effect ihal q Republican voter in one of the L> mes "a u,an W" ti $20, 0QO by thc way-Mas induced iers $2O l,asiahini by sDslm ctal sto agrees osslay away from slit paliss tefiaift ciosee eeiectiail. When the Republicans Sent for him to cone to the polls he rrpid d. Il shail Vote Demo- cratic if l cone." hu 4ally @sadAhal if they would pay hiin $2D he would keep away, whereupnn he recGistd the money Next morning h. w,nt over todrI', his s40 in tlle Ess X wings bank. E route he vaS accnSl- e.i ny f'ittd w hn SnIL: Why did you noi Vote yesterday 7" His reply was, "Wrll. 1 made mp my mind that b',ih parties had got so corrupt fthai | would keep away from tLe polls thissyear." ~G5&y#ffE
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

Mr. Carlyle dispose,i by his W i'll and codi. cils of na incnnsiderable sum. It vii, he a relief and comfort to not afew tn k, ow ih if in iaier years he was we'll to dn His personal estate has just been sworn under E35. 900. He mad, as Is we'll known. severe struggle and many material difficulties. even after his imm,ks were widely read. But kind friends with practical capacity came io the rescue, lm,ked into his arrangements with his publishers, and obtained letfer terms f.sr hia, with what re suits the condition of his affairs at his death shows. London Times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
Fam fir Sale!

F'HE subscriber offers his firm rontaipng Su acres
 or land, situated in Ltchfield( O. thfi Id society> about on, hall mil from :amuville st ton O., the Nan atuck "aitroad, Said farm is suitably ,vi cd wen watere and adapted to fruit growing or any other crps u>aaiy raised by fIrmers On the farm are 8 ow' inL g house r.s and cid m Il, all u good re Quire of, STEpnFN IaIJV
 February 1st, 1881 1s' an:
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

"Heavenly Joy'is is the name of Nevada ! town "Urlucky .Cu>s' is ,hrs ua,e of a. gAfiz"na te&u, but the Alatter place is much ttle best
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

A nan in tlIe suburbs has found a bed of remarkably fiae clay oil his property. bul is undecided whether tp start brickyard or a French candy siiot,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

"Hii where did yol get them trousers?" asked an irishnian of a inan who happened to De passing with remarkably shnrt taif of trnnsers- ''I got them where they grnw.s vas the indignant reply. Then, i, by my
 conscious. said Pat. .you've pulled .lLsms a
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
PA TEEN T5.
a. II. EDDl,
No. 7e srArE sr.. opros te Kilh,. B sroA-


 No. 7s STATE ST.. opposite KiIbS, E sToN, Secures Patents m the United stars 'als,. ii Great Britain Fiancs and other for ign countries tnilea of the claims of any Patent fu hished by remittirg one dollar Assignments recorded ut WashinRt Il. No gency tl he Ued states pOssesses SeTiO 6fciities for Ottaint tatrits asctytaf"iHg e tafenabiiftv of tHuentf01ss. R. Ii. EDDY, ,Oi Iie. of PinrLts.
 TESTIMONIALS
 "i regard Mf. Eddy "t,e o' the nest eayabie and S"cces1ut practitioners with wnon have had ufseia intercourse.
 ia CHASs MASON, ComnHssinpet of Fateuts." = Inventors cann' temI.o, b sou. .1o'e u-twor. shy or more c1ai4e O. strurIg .tO' hem au early and tavo al le c0nsfde atiOt at tie lat Ii ufire. EDMUAD BURKE, ate ConinibriSi tr oi atetus
 BoIrOE, 0 t"bsr iv, sfr. K. H. EDDY, Esq-Dta, Sr. y,l piotured fer me n iS4O, my hrht pateIlt. SIDcr Ilh 10. hav acted for and advised in hundreds of E. and prtcur- Cd many patents, reissues and extensiUis ls v oc- caslohally employ et the bet sgeLcits m New Yotk Philad"lphia at q Wathlngton but ttill yeS al. most e whole of my business ib your line anu ad wise others 10 employ you.
 ...' 1on,s truly GfoBGE DRAPER. BOaTOE. JalHH y !. 1881. 1l-II
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
NOfit.e.

WASHINGTON TAXES TO BE PAID BEFORE 5 MARCH lst .SS2 AND NO MISTAKE
 aNToTCE is h fore giveu to the 1esidents and noa,
 ~ resIde"ts lable to pay tax, Tn the town of
 Vasi gton that have lreeived warrant to collect tax of hfte, Ii mills mills the dollar lad on tn. list O. lSSO and for general snence of rsceiv1 the same will b- at the stor, of D yton Blu nham New Preston, on Thursday, May 26tu, l88!, from o'clock a. m. until l2 and at h, store of C. fp' Try on same day om o'clock until D. m. and ht the post office, Washing on Green, Friday, May ztn from g o'clock a. m. until m. far tue UT pose of receiving sa taxes An addition of x of one per cent a month will be made to all unpaid tax s on and after June 1st 1881, and the same dition each successive month until paid
 Legal fees will be xacted foi collection after the nrs. oemahd. A. H. WANT, Collector washington spot, April l2th 1881. S.Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
SHEPAUG RAIiRDAb. . 4'1'"DOemem ot Ir0h
 Commencing Noven,h, r oh, lss


 Commencing Noven,l"r .0h lss. DOWNWARD. Monday Special 925 '. N.--Pl~s II e 1tnin from Lit'hfeid connects a' ta' hS,jH uiIh irainc arriving 'rdg "t i23Jp. m; Ne" Haven lt n. Ntv N,Ik. S0' D. m, VII II n-"tnii h K E thrI. 11.55 8 m S"nth N"rWa,k. Ilst m New York, 3.OI p. Ill.,, Wa. D.nbury shd NOrwalk l.. l..
 s.OO P. M.-Mixrd train from iichseld co, ecs st HawlcyviIIe Nitb traiir al ivIp in Bridgeport at 3O D. H. New lmk, lU aO p, m.; New if"r' so r. h., V V. HUus atopi' l.. 'e'heI G 5 l. n. x nth Norwalk 21 ant (sx; pt S,tur- ,.. da s) iJa bury at 2S m., via Anbury al' ant NoI walk k. l.. Sunday Milk -4.30 r. m, from LitchRcd, ccnrecA at Hawleysil- ''r BIidgri ort, New Haven and New York via. I'' u-ntonc k. k for Bethel a" 'ury, S'uh No,wR New York and New HaNtn, Il. Dsib ry and Eo EOrwalk R. R.
 UPWARD. 1I.OO A, M.-Mixed tr ID from naw'cy,iIc co nerts fir m \"" York at s:O5. . h.; nth Nor. walk al 9.90 a. h.; Iar bury .tGtG. IL b, Bethel, 10 3a n n., via si boy X N,r. .. walk Raj road F"u . CIV Yk k nt sos am New Havcr, rt B a. m II f. ge- port at IOl Il. m. "ou at hi Rail- road.
 Monday spe'i l.--1 Oop. m. Mixed Trir from Haw leyrille cnnurrt- from Daib ry i2 OO ',. B"th'l, i2.2o p. m, v'a bm h " < Norwnk R. R. Fr''m Iits:cd nt Oua h., via. Ho saton E. K a.urday "pecia.-5 B p m 1nssc, g"r Tinir rrcn, Hhwley>lllr rCt ntrrs irtm Nv Ynrk at 44h, m. Scntb No walk. 70 D m. |; Danbu af 10 p m. |: Bethe 2 l5 r vi:. Danl ury and NorwHlk B. fro d, , From Pittsheld at LOO p. m vin H"usa- tonic Railroad
 pLATT. Su,or'ut.rderi
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

A girl hearing her mistress ask her husband to bring ID .nh,y X Snn' ilh him when canit h"ne [" dinner, sci two extra plates for fine exp cted pupAiS =
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05
CLIPPINGS.

Massachusetts newspapers are to be prohih- ited from publishing n.ar iage notices in fu- ture necAuSe nlarriaLe is d lnl.erY
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-05-05

g1OA WEEK. sr2 a day at home easily m ,de Costly outdt free. Address TRUE & Co.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

get the best seats possible. A few minutes
alter the doors were opened The church
was filed. msny persons from Richmond
beng Ia the congregation.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Il.
+. Woodward, and the usbers were Messrs.
Robert n. Henry, Arthur B. Clarke, Jr.,
Thomas III. Roberts, Jr., and Ben. p. Owen,
Jr. Professor Jacob Reinbardt, Of Rich.
mond, presided az the organ.
The bride was very bec0mingly attired In
a travelling dress. She Is the youngest
daughter OF Douglas Baird, Esq. superin-
tendent OF the Old Dominion Iron aud
Nail-Works, and Is one OF the most popular
amateur voelIists in this city and Rich
mond. In the latter place she has frequent
ly delighted large audiences at the Mozart
by her sweet and well cultivated voice.
The groom is well known in both cities,
and is the second son of DR.. A. s. McRae.
He Is very popular young gentleman, and
has been connected for several years with
the large croekeTy house Of Dir. George
Gibson, Jr., In Richmond.
The newly-wedded pair left on the noon
train on the DaDyille road for the South,
aud will be gone several weeks. A number
OF friends and relatives went to the depot
to see them OF, and the happy couple were
the recipients Of many congratulations, aud
numerous were the good wishes for a long
and pleasant life for them.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Considerable Faro n, Ashland

Between and O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing fire broke out in the store Of W. l..
Frsughner, at Ashland, and DESTROYED il,
together with the store of Charles Stebbins,
aud the storehouse occupied by Delarue d
Sons.
The building occupied by Mr. Stebbins
was owned by James d Cox, and was worth
about $1,000; on which there was an in.
surapce in the Royal Insurance OF $500.
Mr.. Stebbins's stock was insured In the
City Fire for SO 500, and his loss Is very
near il not fully that sum. The printing
Office Of Fox 4 Stebbins, in the upper part
OF the building, was entirely destroyed, aud
the loss is about 5000, upon which there
WAS no insurance.
Mr.. Frsughner's building was worth
about $500, and was insured in the Virginia
Fire and Marine for 5000. II was occupied
by himself as q store. The loss OF stock is
estimated at $4,000. on which there was an
insurance Of $4,000 in the Hamburg Com
pany.
Delarue's storehouse was owned by Louis
Delarue aud occupied by bis sons, f. Del
arue Il Brother. Loss on the house, $500 :;
insured for 5000. No insurance on stock.
Mr. Delarue's dwelling was slightly dam
aged.
There is no fire apparatus or organize
ton in Ashland, and II was only by the
greatest efforts on the part OF the citizens,
who promptly turned out TO help their
neighbors in distress, that the eOnhaErs.
ton was not more extensive and the dam
age greater.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Police COtTt.-The following cases were
disposed OF by this tribunal Yesterday:
Ross GOdsey and Eli Henson, for street.
fighting, each fined 81.
Andrew Jackson atlas GoOde (colored).
sent before the grand jury for adultery, aud
committed to Jail for want of surety for his
appearance.
Phoebe Egliston (cOlored), sent before the
grand jury for forDicaton, and jailed in
default OF bail.
In number Of dog and goat ordinance
violations reported the parties showed
medals and were let oil.
In the case Of Mr.. Henson, in addition to
being fined he was required 10 give security
for his good behavior for six months.
Several OF the cOlOred eXcursionists oi
Monday to West Point were fined for being
drunk.
The police, always active and energetic,
have been unusually so recently.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

What Has Become Of the Water?-Wheat
used to he received and -four delivered at
Dunlop & McCance's mill from and 10 canal.
boats, for which there was built under one
portion Of the structure TWO granite aque-
duets leading 10 an elevator. The latter
was long since removed, and now the aque-
duets, when not entirely dry, baye very
little more water In them than would float a
small row.boat. Some piers which remain
In their immediate vicinity show that once
on a time flonr was loaded on schooners
from the same mill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17
Grass-WIdOwers' Plea.

RICHMOND, VA, August 16, 1891.
Editors Dispatch ; As the trains on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad now run
through to Lynchburg, would it not be
good idea for the management to run n
local train-say to Bremo or higher, for the
benefit OF the grass widowerS S-say to leave
at or 5 O'Clock on Saturday evening and
return Monday morning in time for buSi-
ness. This would be q great help TO the
G. WIS, and the writer is under the i'm
preston that it will pay the railroad well.
Yer5um sat. Think OF 1t, aBd run the
first train next Saturday.
ONE OF THE YIDDERvRRs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Briefs. building Is going
on on upper Hgll street and other parts OF
the city. Near the river. on Hull street,
lots can be bought at 81 per front foot.
Further up town they are he'd at 800 per
front foot. In old times that portion OF
Hull street nearest the river was the fash
lonable headquarters Of the city.
Bass twenty inches long and weighing
several pounds are occasionally caught out
Of the reservoir. As they were not put
there, the suppOsition is that they were
pumped up in a small state from the river
and afterwards grew.
The condition OF young Willie Morris
sette, who lost his right hand Monday
morning by an accident at Dunlop & Nc
Canoes mill, was as good yesterday as could
be expected.
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RICHMOND AID DAEvILLE RAILROAD Com.
PANY.-Tbe general manager OF this road
has made the following appointments: U.
II, Ford, road foreman Of engines Rich
mond and DanVille railroad and North Car
olina railroad divisions tdce w. A. Walden,
transferred; w. A. Walden, road foreman
,of engines Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
railway division; A. u. Armstrong, road
foreman OF engines and foreman motive
power department Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake railroad.
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IS MRS. wINsLnw?

As this question Is frequently asked, we VIII sim.
ply say that she IS a lazy who for upwards OF forty
years has untirngy devoted her time ard talents ~
a female physician and nurse, pr Dcipaliy among
children. She has especially studied the constiiu-
ton and wants Of tins numerous class, and as re-
suit Of this EFFORT and practical knowledge obtained
in lifetime spent nurse and physician, she has
compounded a Soothing syrup for children tee h-
ing. II operates Ike magic, giving iest ana heaiu
and IS, moreover, sure 20 regulate the bowels. In
consequence Of this article hrs. WISsLow is be-
coming wOrld-reuOwueI as benefaclor or her
race. Children certainly do RISE Up and bless
her. Especially Is this the in this ci.y. Vast
quantities Of the Soothing Syrup are DAILY sold
and used here. We ihiuk Mrs. WINsL0w has I'M
mOrtaIized her name by this invaluable article and
we sincerely believe thoasands Of children have
been saved from an early grave by Its timely use
and that millions ye, uuborn will share lts benefits
and unite 10 calling her blessed. No MOTHER has
discharged her duty ~ her gnfering little one, IN
our opinion, until she has given II the benefit OF
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Try Il,
mo.here-TRY II Sow.-L6dies' Visitor, Nsw FoyA
eftu. au l2-eodlw
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PEEsoNAL.-Mr. II. Clay Howard, OF
Mount Sterling, KY, brotber-in'aw OF the
Rev. w. Dudley Powers, is visiting Mr.
WIllIsm II. Powers.
DIR. Jeniier Garnett has been called frou
the city TO attend The bedside Of his father,
who is critically i'll at his home In one OF the
lower counties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

ACTUAL MORTALITY IL THE CITY OF RICH-
NOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex. and
color, with nativity and annual death-rate
per 1000 inhabitants, for the week ending
August 18th;
Cause of Death: Cerebrospinal menin-
gifts, colored; cholera.infantum, white,
colored; congestion OF brain, | white;
consumption, 2 white, colored; cOnvul-
sions Qnfantie), l colOred; diarrtGa, 4
white, eOlored; dySentery, white; ery-
sipelas, colored; fever (typhoid), 1 color
ed; gangrene, white; heart disease, 2 col
ored; hemoTrhage Qrom lungs), l cOlored
jaundice, colOred liver-disesSe, ! color.
ed; paralysis, white; pneumonia,
white; smallpox, l c0lored; ttethiDg, 3
coored; unknown, 3 oolored. Whole
number OF deaths in the city exclusive OF
sll-births), 46. StilI-BirthS; l cOlOred
male, colored females-total, 3. Ser and
Color Males, S white, Ii colored-totsl.
10; females. white, II colored-total, 16.
Aqe: One day TO thirty, colored; one
month TO six, colored; six months TO
twelve, . white, 3 colored-tOtsi, 5; one
wear TO three, white, colored-total, 4
three wears TO five / white, cOlOred-tO total,
Q: five wears to ten, colored; ten years to
twenty, 3 white, cOl0red-tOtal, 8; twen'
ty wears to thirty, colored; thirty years TO
forty, 9 white; forty years to fifty, l white,
/ oolored-total, 2; fifty years to sixty,
colored; sixty years to seventy, / white,
3 coored-totsl, 4; eighty years to ninety,
1 white. Condition: Single, 8 white, II col
ored-total, %; married, 3 white, 8 color
ed-total, @; widowers, colored; widows,
/ white, 9 colored-total, 3. Nativity:
Richmond, 49,; other parts OF the United
States, IA; Germany, /; unknown, l. LO-
cdliiy: Marshall Ward, white, colored-
total, 8; Jefferson Ward. . white, color
ed-total, Z; Madison Ward, 2 white, l
eolored-total, 3; Monroe Ward, color
ed Clay Ward, white, 3 colored-toial. s;
Jackson Ward, cOlored; almshouse, 2
G colored-total, 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

Further Discussion ON n Subject OF Interest TO
all Our People" McG." Reviewed by the
Board OF Health-The Impurities of WELL
and spring-water; Does II kill:-Testi-
mony from Experienced Physieians-A Doc.
tor Who Very Nearly Agrees with "McG."-
The Slime on the Rocks in the River Proba-
bly, Dangerous TO Health-Various Opinions.
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Brilliant Marridge.-The marriage OF MT.
Scott MeRae and Miss Jennie ID. Baird, ut
the Manchester Methodist church yesterday
morning at ii o'clock, occasioned very
large crowd 10 assemble there. Indeed, long
be fore the hour appointed for the nupsials
10 be performed the church, steps, and yard
were crowded with those who went early 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

AMBULANCE CALL.-Yesterday afternoon
between / and 2 O'Clock Annie Aliriend, a
eolored woman, was attacked Win spaslns
in front ~ the Poiice.Court room one was
taken TO Der home, on seventeenth oeL"eeh
Brosd and Msrsball streets, by the city am
hulanee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, ,86 {:
A. NJ, "a; noon, So; z. NJ, 50; p.
NJ, ~; midnight, 6S.
Mean temperature, 74t.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

HSOn all sales OF Real Estate maze between the
lst Of January and last OF June the taxes Tor The
Dresent year have 20 he paid BY the purchaser. Or
an sales made between the lst OF july snd last Of
the year the taxes have % be paid oy the seller.
This custom was adopted about nfLeen years ago
by all the real estate ageuts Ia RlehmOnd and sp-
plies 20 Richmond and vicbOiiy.I
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, mules,
and an assortment OF yehicts.
JNO r. LAU6HTON, JR., 10 a. ST., Household
furniture &c.
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PROPOSALS..

nDo RICHMOND, Va, August o. 1881.
l'nVgDsALs FOR REM0DELLlNG
BapsTsnlgys FINISHING The FIRST tcOL0KED
bro.d 81 LhUkCHs situated At the corner OF
see osn sn toiiese streets. viii BE- received az the
Y o'es.hs .hs y1derslg9ed Entii SEPTEMBER ieT
90 ss,ssss - n, Pabs and sp<ciheatloDs een be
q keiesIytb bB BIDS, u, 4, BLACK.
fHTAa Architect.
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ROOMS STATE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
kXECUTIyE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND. AugtHt %. 1851.
fVHE HEADQUARTERS OF THE con

VHE HEADQUARTERS OF TIE IUN-
Il SENTATIVE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE are established ~ the once OF the
American Hotel, corner OF aAin ana I"enth
streets. ,, -,
win be glad 10 see any resident or visiting Cou.
Feryatve Democrat at these rooms, where sny ~
formation about party matters will be gladly re-
eeived.
J.BELL BIGGER,
Secretary State Conservative Democratic Exeeu
tive Committee.
Conservative Democratic papers please eopy.
aal 10
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic States. fair weather, variable
winds, mostly southeasterly, stationary or
higher temperature, stationary pressure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-17

POLICE COURT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
Thomas Vaughn and Augustus Goode
(both cOlOred), charged with feloniously
breaking and entering into the house OF
Kitty Friend. Discharged.
Julia johnson (colored), assaulting and
beating j. r. Hockaday with an iron poker,
was sent on to the grand jury.
G.. NJ. Cosby was fined g 30 for cursing
and abusing Policeman David Barker.
John Casey and f. A. Beasley, charged
with being drunk. Discharged.
William Plummer was fined S2 for being
drunk and lying in the street.
Mary Hatcher (col0red), assaulting and
beating Margaret Walker, was fined s..
Edward Eldridse (coloreD was fined IS
for being drunk and disOrderly on the
street.
John Gaines was fined 81 for failing TO
have the number on his wagon in the pro-
per place.
james Bowen was fined 81 for allowing
his COW to go at large in the night.
Laura Taylor alias Jones was fined s. for
abusing and assaultiDg Annie Brown.
Charles ii. Nye, charged with attempting
to extort money or pecuniary benefit from
Mark Davis by threatening to accuse him
1.-THE said Davis with an offence. EXamina-
ton waived and case sent on 10 the grand
jury.
Mark Davis, charged with keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday, was fined $40.
William COrbin was fined g for being
drunk.
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COLORED GOOD TENPLARs INSTALLATION.
Youth and Elders Lodge, No. u, colored l..
o. G.. t., instaIs the following principal
quarterly officers; W. T. l.. Barley, W. C..
r.; V. ii. Stsrke, w. V. T.; S. A. Mallory,
w. T.; Henry II. Winston, W. s.; Junius
Taylor, w. F. S.; Jackson Jefferson, W..
G.; j. Alfred Johnson, p. w. G. T..
Washington Lodge, No. 30, installs John
II. Tabb, w. c. t.. John Bland, w. V. T.;
Samuel Bland, w. S.; S. T. Green, W. f.
S.; Robert Woodbridge, w. T.; Preston
w. Wells, w. c.; Emanuel Johnson, r.
w. c. T.; Ben. j. Ress, L. Deputy. This
lodge is located in Manchester, aud is
making rapid progress.
There are now nine good working "dual
lodges" ia this city and Manchester.