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6psttai DiIpdteh Ia Tia thttdco Tribune.
Dies htUtEEs, H., eapt e0.-fh0 manifestation
nf publtu sDFrnw IL Mfre tnnrkcd lntt universal
today thnn whcn Lncaln wNa shot. On atl tho
business strputs continuous liHo OF blntk
drlpcs tho business housca. and source private
sesllrncc that hRs not 1nlRc Ut SORROW. FIHRs
nro Ut half-.nast unt everywhere drupod In
blnrk, Thu people kHthcr III Rroupa With Bh'l
fnccs and crowd about tho hulctfu.bnard To
cntch the 1utcst nova frnn, Washington. Gov.
uear this afternoon tclcgraPhod Mrs, GARFIELD
tho sympathy nf nlE tho ppapo Of Iowa III tho
visitation Ut Providence which hHs como to her.
lIu will tomorrow issue a proclamation 10 tho
military u tho Statc. md orders to bo obscrvol
during tha day ut tho 5unernl Ut tho President.
public meeting will ba held tomursow night
to give expressions at feeling In Wow Of tho
terrible bereavement OF tho Nudou.
ayseta& uispateh to Iht Ghttato 1+{buna
CsnAn ltArlns, ill.,, Bcpt. 1.-Tollng bells at
Midnight stgitttcd quickly tho aWful ncxs OF
t1nrltulds death. null tho atrcots wore soon full
Of H,,xiuus peopte. Thu newa fell like a blnck
mil over tho city, and totay NIL has bech 9lousl
and RUrruw, TIM like Of which hns not boom
kuown slice LiHcoln's assassination, All clAsses
knd pntttes dop!0rc It nllko. Everybody Ia tpoo-
ulatlnK OH Arlhur's hamlulstratton. nuarly all
believing uartlcIA's pnlloy will DO .aAintafaed.
rorrIblo expressions ut hatred agulnft 0ultenu.
ana dollar fn.sl for BrrRoant Nason, stnrtotl
tonight. takcs with the peoplo like wtldttru. Tha
ulty ID dsaps.l Il, mourning. NVas!y aIl business
IL suspended. ....-.
nunCQUE.
apAstal ptspaf+A tu IaA Gkteaoo 1rtbnH&
DUBUQUE, H.. Bcpt. .N,-Nn profouader koF'
row hns ever toucbed tho pauplu Of thlt CITY
than Was shown touny at tto death Ut our bo'
loyed President. Qenuln0 ind tSndor griof was
oyerywhpro expressed, frntu the tl0slrn9nl toll
lux Of the bdlla Ill ufter midnight to the cAboss
ptu traplux nf tho strects ut an carly hour this
Mornl.g In tho trapptnva Of wo hcnrIy aveEy
bt1sness holso Ii, tho e!sY was shrpudad In black,
aud The strects wuru llturally hvenues Ut Kloo1
| BttunK men wept whtIa ap0as!ng ot tho noble
man who're lite won't out lust uIHht after do~
roIe struggle OF wceks With tho Es!m enetuy.
| HEOKuK.
| kpsetal ntstastA ~ 3hs JA<asu 1ftb4AA.
KxoxuK, Ia, Sept. ao.--Tho earrawful nows Of
| tho i'resdonts duath wat anu0unoal tn ke0kuk
| last nIKht by the tolIlux Of bells. People hus'
risl from thslv homes aud gathered arouud tho
hullattu-1,oar for thu Lust sud pArtlaulars. =
large crowd pongrcxata4 at Sixth and pIopdoau
streot4 At midnight Rua burned 0a!teAu ta
| eiigy. A meeting Ut tho altlzens was hslA te1s
lnurslug, aud appropriate action taken concern"
,ng aueuurisl ex9rrlses. Tho huaanoss aousus
are heavily ds4pea and tho city psoacnss the
deepest uourplpR.
/. Mt. pLEASANT,
GEsttal Dispatch 10 5M tAts9ee 1steA&ss
~. PLKAsAkT> H.. sont. eo.-Dusiness was
, 1881-09-21

tjA tAaikf
1rcs,t,ont i,,nco has there brcn sueh urlcf A,l,
Universal surrDw uxpruss1h Ia thoro has necn
ttniuy ovnr the acatt, Of 1'roslicnt uaricti.
Every business ftnt,nn IN Clinton and nil pf'lln
lnt1pua ,ssYe hultvlly tlrnhch. atMI nil Ut tlso
tp!tch FIR alap hnt,r. When tho
ttrws wis first received fnlt,y bravo it'cii NH
women we're nycrwi,ollnc,l with grief. and wcpt
like iittlu chIlhton. Thb s0r1uw IL great.
,rnt,rr.
sn+,tst nf,nat-h Ia M fnteaoo Tribune.
1o,,vr ucn+. ,Dzt,n tim rrtrptlon 0f tho
na,va ~ Inn 1,r.at,to,,.a h,m.h nj thu TcItbIfc
,,.,, nt mi; 1u.t n,ui,t tbu afayur mud u..,or
,d1icInIs ,ycrp t,ntJt hy tctopbt,,1r wtprcIp,n
i'm t,r,,s ur Tho seyurnl CHURCHES, e,1xine-
h,u,,rs n,ut ,,m,rt .lmu,ao woru tu|tut for euv
hn,r. ,rmtuv ,1.,vs ,,tu ut hulf- tnast aud ncntIy
nil tfl,tnvt ,nt,tt, and urtynlq, are tirIptd In
,un,,r,luu. rim resncrt mil In this manner tp
thu memory .,f tho murdered uarncsl cqials
fu!tv Tin. snnntnutyuta rxhsl!tinu OF lku ftcI-
If,u On tim lj,h of April. lut5,
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, 1881-09-21
ILLINOIS,.

Gptetai Dtpateh to 17e Chieaao 1Sihhn2-
srnrSarrELp, ILL.,. Sept. 0.-Thero hus boon
m Utmost complete cessation Of business III ths
c,ty today. Hy daylight tho work III dsnpng tho
public buildings, pnccs OF business. rfsl resi-
ilonres begun. Anu by noon oscry prominent
building III tho city boro ltssttcnt hut "a prcssfvc
Testimony to tho Intensity nj the popular gr!ef
In this work nil distinctions 1T r1co, partisntl-
ship, and holtef werD forgnttnn. FROM sunrise
tn sunset unoh hatr-hnur during tito tlAy. in ac-
eordnnoo With arny regulations nnd tho asrce.
lions OF Gov. Cullntr tho guns OF battery II, l.
N. g., thnnlcrcsl forth expressive Of tho depth
Of tho Nntinrte Krlot. Gov. CuIlon, nnd tc State
o!ccrs Will attotd tho funeral. MID tue G"vasnor
will Nppolnt l00 etlzcns to represent llltnuls on
that mournful occas!oti.
srnEAr0Is
Evttai Dlspateh to Tbs Chteado 1sfbt.nf.
srnsAro1. Ill, Sept. 20,-Tho arent cHtnmtty
which haa bofallon our country Ia felt In no town
worse than in Strontur. As sonh na tho news
bccane gcnoraliy know, this morning tho btlsi-
HUSH houses began 10 appropriately lrapo thoir
p!tlcea OF business lu mourning for our Hend
President, md by 10 O'clock ovosy atnrc. shap
os!lcc hnil. hutol, depot, and many Irivato resi-
ucnco8 woro covcrul with b!nck nnsa white
xoods OF every description. Tho hannor that
wps used lust tnll borore tho ciccttou wsB agniI
buuR across tho struet but the tlntno ct JAMES A.
uurfe.1 WIS crossed out by three lnnds Ut black
crapc crossing It. Tho President of tho Town
l,unrtt, with duo promptncss, Issued request
TINT Nil places Of buslnoss shoull bo oloaodfron
LIN. m. unlal p. tn. today. and that tho pcuple
assemble ut Oriental I{ntt ut: y. m. for tho OK
preston OF syalpathy aha conaoleneot ~ se
sponso 10 when 1ho aall was cro"ue oc,e'a' ~
rou'nrks wero maaa py proent soao u. !ne
| ton aduptoA;
We woop to'aay for tao Nauon , umfas nv
@ 1nss = casM I T. .Ir% nc xhoIn u1n,a sylI.-
nnthixo wifi thn nercaye,i relatives iii ths tholr
great loss. Citizen lo.'ks into tho oy9
ot citizen Tor cnnso'auon' 1oF Tug e. "ena u
Or ~ ,,ran ma1 ~ ,rt, II, ~ fmllncss Of bis
sn.rf1,nss Ind rrcnt t,ppoTtu1litiea Tho lsieul
sse,,rssetntiyo ii lirpttnlIU ii tHknn ,,,lnMt-
nraliy at,i vtolonty a,a nothing a tt ,,M,s ea %
written or gRokf Gun Sx1f'a af .MS Sp us
M IN nuu ,n. nf our fcoi,,Vs w, to citza,s Of
Strcutor, rceogt.zo il tho 'leatta Of our hclnvcd
President NntnMh! c1lAtuty. anu tcs!r9 - *
, 1881-09-21

Roncrafly suspended today on account Of tho
death Ut tho rfusfiont. Flags aso at ha1f- mast,
and business hpusos aro drapcd In mourning.
According to 4 proclamation Of tho Mayor Of
tho city. q large c0nouurte Of poop'o mot tn tho
park and wore addressed hy number af prota!4
nrnt citizens. Tho toolng IA ono OF Qrost sor.
row.
NusCATfNE.
spsetaf DupattA To 7At Chteaee Tttbuna.
MnsoArtNE. H.. 8opt e0-Tho nows Of the
preadcnta death, though looked far at any mo-
mont, cast Rrcnt goont over our city. 4 feof-
Int Ut Intense hnxicty, hltnost doSrafr. pesvhtcs
tho penp1u. All arm sAd and dtscnnsniAte. Tho
city Is wrappod tn sack .oosh at,d ashoa A pub.
lie meeting has been cnllct1 tnr this evening to
tnnke preparations for memorial.
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.ny pAyrs's pA,N.KuLr.ER.
-,urIrNATIsM, NEURAL LGIA,
u sppAINs, PAIN IN THE BACK
AND SIDE.

q. nothing moro painful than these dis
~, the pain can be removed and the disease
So ,,vu,co q fPERRY DAvIS's PAIN-KnLER.
O. ,.uedy Is not cheap BenzIne or Petroleum
-, ,b,, must be kop, away from fire or heat
F.,s DANGER Of explosion, nor is II an untr.ed
..,.,.ni ,nai may do more harm than good.
".,x.KII.LER has been In constant use FOR for
and the universal testimony from all
,he world Is, IT NKyER FAILS. II not only
permanent cure bu, {, relieves pain almost
'..,,roonsly. Bcing purclyvegc,abl remedy,
IN tho hands Of the most inexperienced.
..,orl Of cures by the use Of ofPAIN-KILLER
,,nyommcs. The following extracts from
-. -,eeigcd show what those who have tried It
anl;
30 CApY. Owat0nna. Ninn.. says:
t.t vear since my wife became subject 10 Sc
A"f-rfng from rheumatism. our resort was 10
p,ia.Nillcr. which speedily relieved her.
cs,stEs POWELL writes from the sailors
q, ~ London:
li--f ,pasms Of the stomach. The doctors al
,,,-,iu.fcr Hospital gave up my case In despair.
,r.5 vonr Paine ilier, and it gave me immediate
~ Have regained my strength, and am now
~ Il follow i.lN ti-Aai NNNNiaNlHhs
WALwORTfJ, Saco, Ne, writes:
f.,oerirnccd immediate relief from pain In the
~ ty The use Of your Pain-killer.
y10RK says:
is'ge used your Pain-Killor for rheumatism and
~ received great bcncht.
p,rTON SEAMAN says:
t,Se 1,ed Pain-kiiler for thirty years. and have
nd h a nersT-fgiiiag remedy for rheumatism
iri iamcncss.
W. BuEpITT writes;
iie,rer fails 10 give relief in cases Of rheuma-
t,n.
pur. GILBERT. Somerset. Pa. writes:
ir0m sciual use, know your Pain-killcr Is The
- medicine / can get.
All druggists keep PAIN-klLLER. It's price IS
olav dat lt is within the reach Of all, and ii will
s.rs many times its cost In doctors bills. 25c.,
sos. and 81 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son. Proprietors,
ros-c0iiSel Providence, II. I.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church NOfea.

At Ebenezer church (colored) Rev. r.
Wells preached on Sunday morning, and
Rev. j. b. Coles preached at night In the
afternoon communion was administered
and two persons were baptized.
AZ Leigh-Street Baptist church the pas
tor, Rev. DIR. Pollard, preached on Sunday
morning, and at night Rev. j. l.. VI. Curry,
LID, preached.
At Nenable-Street Baptist church on
Sunday morning Rev. X. II. Pitt. pastor
preached, and at night Rev. w. j. T.. Cox
preached.
At Grace-Street Baptist church on Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. w. L. Hatcher,
ID. D., preached, and at the administration
Of the Lords supper six persons received
the right-hand Of fellowship. The sermon
at night was addressed to young men, on
"Cain, His Brothers Destroyer" and was
Singulariy thoughtful and able. Congrega-
ton large.
AT Clay-Street Baptist church on Sunday
morning Rev. 5. {. Clopton, pastor,
preached, and at night Rev. DIR. Pollard
preached the annual sermon OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Of this church.
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MozART BAZAAR.-The Bazaar last night
opened splendidly. The hall was filed
with q company Of interested spectators
and eager buyers. From the platform the
view was such as to excite admiration and
surprise. The taste displayed in decora-
tions, in needlework, in mosque, and
fancy and confectionery tables, was. ex-
quisite. a travelled gentleman from New
York city said he had never seen more
artistic and beautiful articles at fair
or bazaar. The refreshments furnished
reminded Of old Virginia cuiSine, and the
agile and beautiful girls who ministered
would have made monks fare palatable
and created an appetite in weIl-fed gour-
mand. The Grassland discoursed sweet
music, and the whole entertainment was
recbcrChe and most enjoyable.
The hall will be opened through the
week day and night, and the ladies will be
present TO dispose Of the articles for sale
and to furnish dinners and suppers.
Tonight there will be an entirely new
musical programme. Those who find plea
sure in that art may expect rich entertain
ment.
HORSE STOIEN-Mr John J. Kuhn who
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE,
RicnMoND. December 10. 1881. (

RICHMOND, December 10, 1881.
Editors of the Dispatch: Through the
courtesy OF DR.. j. G. Cabell, president Of
the Board Of Health, am enabled to make
the following report concerning smallpox
for the week ending s a. NJ. this day /:
Number OF cases, 2l-white, 6; colOred,
Is. Number OF deaths, lj-white, 4 col
orcd. II. Number OF cases remaining un-
der treatment. Tin hospital, G7; at
homes. 10. Very respectfully,
IL. T.. BLANKENsHIP, President.
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(uTY TAXES
OFFICE or TnE csTY coLLncToR' ,

OFFICE oF TnE CgTY COLLEcToR't
RICHMOND. Va NOyclnber 30, 1851
THIS OFFICE WILL BE 0PEN DAILY from
Vdock A ". 10 O'Clock y. n. from 1e loiil
iOTIiE5IsT DAY OY DECEMBER INCLUSIVE
~ Tie IaVpose Of receiving from any pcr~si VINO VINO
iAssifeady paid one-half only % the CITY iAAho
shafged 20 q1.cm the remaining half
TEN PER CENTUM
sill be adde1 70 the amount Of SAID remaining
half where the marty assessed shall fsil 10 pay oD
Tbcfore December 3lst.
Any person having failed 10 pay haif OF The tax
~ eSsed against eem Ia june and shall faaI TO pay
as whole amount 90 or before December 3lst VIII
liable ~ penalty OF
TWENTY PER cENTUM
'Son Tie whole amount assessed against them:
A. II. WOODsON,
el-lm City Collector.
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THE Protestant EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of this society was held at MOorc-Me-
mortal church on Sunday afternoon. The
President, Mr.. Ad. Blair, being absent, Mr..
Thomas Potts presided. The religious SER
vices were conducted by Mr.. p. Ii. Basker-
will; after which the reports were called
for and read, which we tabuate as follows ::
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JNO. +. LAUGHTON, JR., 10 4. NJ. and and
Up. W., 100000 imported Key West and do
mestic cigars.
f. T.. BOILDIN and f.. B. WATKINS. COmmLs-
sioncrs, IL \. NJ, Dapville water-pOwer.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 3 4. NJ. desirable pro-
perty near the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
shops.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 \. NJ. cIosing-out sale
Of stock Of millinery, hat., tOnnets, trimmings.
feathers. showcases stOro-hXtures, &c, Of The
Paris millinery establishment No. 300 Br0ld
street.
JAMES LYONS, JR., Receiver, valuable lots. With
splendid watcr-pOwer, &c, In the town Of
DanyillC, Va.
JOHN L. SAMPSON & BROTHER. 3 p. NJ, COM
missioner sale Of valuable lots in Manchester.
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The Sale of valuable Diamonds.

Fine gold watches OF every description.
gold iewelry, chains, bracelets. &C., for
ladies' and gentlcmen's wear, will continue
for few days only at the auction rooms OF
,Jno. L. Laughton, Jr., No. 1906 Main
street, few doors below this Office. The
guarantee given OF the goods sold i'm the
last few days has induced the attendance
Of our best citizens who appreciate strictly
first-class goods. An examination OF the
stock is all that is asked. The fullest war
ranty OF every article sold.
In addition to the above, beautiful and
valuable collection OF diamond lace and
shawl-pins have been received, TO which
especial attention is called.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The New Water Ordinance Amended-Im-
provcment OF Strcets-Rebate OF Water
A Petition from the Agricultural Society
The Compnlsory-yaccinatio Ordinance
Becomes Law-Resignation and Election
OF n Member, &c.
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nicom as the Servant, played their respect
i've parts very acceptably.
The screen scene in the fourth act was
very strongly portrayed, and Miss Daven-
port and her support were called before
the curtain at its close.
Tonight Cymbeline will be given, and
tomorrow evening Miss Davenport will
appear in Camille. The excellence Of the
company warrants the supposition that there
will be large audiences present on both oc-
casions.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
die Atlantic states, partly cloudy and
cloudy weather, followed bv local rains.
winus mostly southerly, stationary or high
er temperature, lower pressure.
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GoNs.-Lucicn Baird has left the city Tor
nany;jIe where his wife will join him, ana
whence he two will proceed, II Is SAID, 10
Mexico,
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

BriefS.-The session OF the Hastings
Court-Judge French presiding-yeSter-
day was of very brief duration, nothing
transpiring worthy of public note. The
court adjourned for the term.
The city churches were all filed ycster-
day with large and attentive congregations.
The regular pastors oliciated. Some OF
these sacred edlfces have been decorated
for Christmas, notably Meade-MemOrial
church.
Several persons were hauled up before
the Police Court yesterday and fined for
misdemcanOrs, which, IN the cases alluded
to, consisted mostly OF being obnoXiously
unanimous when drunk on Hull and other
streets.
The river is now higher than it has been
for many months, and very muddy.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
a FAIR, FRESH, AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLxIoN.
No matter how much It may have become inn
paired by nature or otherwise, it makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT OF YOUTH.
II is not only ELEGANTLY PERPUMED, but tits
I'm every way most perfect wash and SPLENDID
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION cannot possibly be detected,
and Is harmless rs water
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THE TWO HOUSES.

Election or Senator To-day; Joinr Session
OF the two Houscs sTo-N1orrow-The Judges
TO be Elected To-HIorrow for "Unexpircd
Tcrms"-Sheffey Lewis-The Norfolk Police
Bill Reported dFavorably-PersonaI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

NJ ELLYsON a CO., advertising agents, insert ad-
yertisementsin IN all OF the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders LEFT at the Ds-
patch counting-room will receive prompt atten-
tlOn.
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. sClRLET-FENER
CURED.
TROpIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS.
DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING
FRUIT LOZEEGE,
WHICH SERVES THE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGREEABLE PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE
is THE
BEST PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION, DILIOUsNESS, HEADACHE,
PILES, AND ALL Kindred COMPLAINTS.
acts gently. effectively, and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroughly, II imparts visor
to mind and body, and dispels melancholy hypo-
tbondr,a etc. ONE TRIAL CONYINCES.
PACKED IN BRONZE TIN BOXEs ONLY.
Proc, % and 60 cents Sold by all druggists.
lmy 8-deodtMhlO's2I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

THE FINEST AND LARGEST COLLECTION OF
CuRIsTMAs CARDS IN the city now opened Tor
sale at l.. LEwIs's, 912 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

THE EXPERIENCE Of outdoor laborers, employ
ees In manufactures, and late workers Of a Kinds
has shown that a wineglassful Of COLDEN's LIE
Rigs LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC IN
vtcopAroR. taken at regular intervals. imparts
Stamina aud resistance to disease. Ask for Col
prS,s. take no OTHER. OF druggists generally.
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FINANCIAL.
rVHE CONFEDERATE STATES OF
AMERICA LOANS.
DOLLAR AND COTTON BONDS.l

The Committee Of Bondholders. formed at the
meeting held in London on 3 lst May 1851, hereby
notify holders Of the above Bonds that arrange
ments are In progress for the REGISTRATION
Of SUCH BONDS In the United States.
BY 0rderOf the Committee
DAVID b. LINDSAY, Clerk.
80 COLEMAN STREET, LoSDOS, November, 1881.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

THE PROPOSED NEW SMALLPOX HOsPi-
ru.-Last week there was petition illed
with Judge Wexford praying, on the part
Of Franklin Davis and others, that the city
of Richmond be restrained and prohibited
from establishing a smallpox hospital on
the farm Of the late Garland Hanes, when
is about mile north OF the city limits, ana
approachable either by the Brook or lhe
Uenrico turnpike. The case was ably
argued by Colonel John b. Young for pc
tifioners and by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Clty
ATTORNEY. for the city Of Richmond: Yes
terdoy Judge Wexford rendered his decl-
sion. DENYING the injunction asked upon
The groslnds that the General Assembly had
ciyen the City Council authority to erect a
bospital OF the sort in the county OF Hen
rico near the city limits, and that II the
bosuital were to be built anywhere else
near the efv the same objection might be
raised. and m removing the patients from
the civ they would have 10 be carried past
as tbicklv populated neighborhoods as that
i'm the vicinity OF Illness, Tor instance, Instance,
were il located near Rockets or any IKE
mace. For this and other reasons assigned
NV the judge the injunction was reiuSeo"
An appeal is talked about.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
Aldermen was held yesterday evening.
The following members were present !:
Messrs. Meredith (president), Bass, Cabell,
Crenshaw, Crump, Dickerson, Gasser, Glas-
Cow, Rankin, Scott, Todd, Wagner, Well
ford and Williams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-20

Rev. DR.. Sprigg then delivered n capital
address on the high privilege OF Sunday
school teachers.
Several questions were then read, which
were answered by MessrS. Pegram, Bent
lev, and BaSkeyIll.
The next meeting will be held at Grace
church on the third Sunday afternoon in
January.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Having qualified n one q the executors q TIE
late l.. II. STARkE, al parties 10 whom tse esiat,
f. indebted are notified o. present thelr claims AZ
once, and those indebted to ,he estate o. settle
their accounts at LIS late oiice, No. ,euih tii-
teenth street. ASHTON SIARkf,
dc 20-lw Executor.
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