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commercial importance OF tne port oi NeN
largo ronte Or tho siI.sissipni. Iy which illian:
tie Fr9, Nc% s G oecsn. sbs
% wGrH up 10 seegm nanc,ivo eAo"f frc,rbt H'" ~
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nenni nen ea ,nttI liz % c.nsIis,snna nrovisou II
an,eatle.: which rca,,!ros taat thc sspeaditursss
toT t,a 3ocn rM "ss H. H., nrcwns scm; xsnr
IL b be s otisetiyc % lie waterway ,nast TIC kcpl IL
nut nf nH ,nr ~ 9 aaee cnd :" Y" o
tsiIs null Se sr;'ded e sao proess 'na!stoas,.se
ra,r,m.i cnr,unr,,+tnns casn n" whrh bavn fitcir
f !s.aei 4 f''p tSe p"st 4 f New Yo:k '' -
Gsyn ,,n Ms Miss,satnn, HWY In II nrvea. VIE
yt ~" K , a. ~ roazc nw f"tnI IN ab
end y the policy Of sra ot nnt,,nE Ea a. onns 'Ss,
~ n. pp. so.n thn Nnrtha,ts ~ mi ,,nnr
cycry po,,,,d Of freiRht from The rscet PRODUCING
g aon Inc @ 9nc @ aa ras an
for clrbing the grasplnE propcnsltlcs OF tho
rntlrn0d corporations 10 protect cunsumcrs o.
tno iase ~ " sGhscls9 H enu ~! s.n, ~ .h n
i,nrt and tho railroads aro most Intimately
idnntttltd, IN TINT thoy aro threatened with a
cotnmoh aanger. @ rx,.. .h, ,..,, all, ,,., ,,,+
,f,. TTn r. ams ,n ~ Ens sfnn,9rs eo hntwnnn
VIZ VIZ. f9a.a 's :. % nt " r,;,,"n nnrt. hnnr nrrs,r
| eIppl barge route Is to be attended with a
| schene for colnniznuon and DEVELOPMENT Of n
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Ep<Efdk UApotSH 10 1Ae Chtc1Qo 1FtUuHts
NEW foRK, June 1.-Mr. Jay Gould did not
his tuur over tho now connection OF tho Ron1es
wntertown h OEdensburR Railroad with tho
Suspension Htidgo Il Great Western noad,
but won't weat from OaweKo, accompanied by
some Of bis friends. 1t Is said that bis visit to
tho West IL In reference to a conflict which 1t Is
Inserted has broken out between Vanderbilt and
tho Lake Shore and Central Interests and Gould
and tho Wabash interests. Mr. Russell Sage,
however, aays there Is no war between Wander.
bilt and Gould, but that there ia tonnage enough
for both. oven II the proposed new limo was cou-
etructed by which the Wabash system could be
extondod to New turk. SpeAktnR of this now
connection of the liomo, Watortown Og1cns-
burg Road, bfr. Sage says: II Affords ua
direct trunk line to tue West. which will be
nbout twcnty miles shorter than any othar
route, and We also avoid any heavy grades. This
road was not butlt for tho purpose Of entering
Into any competition With str. Vanderbilt.
lie has known all along that VIC wcre NJ
work on this connection and has never
opposed 1t. There Is plenty OF
The work 10 both rouds That they. can do. It. Is
Nv" aw"n%a ns ' Wessern . Ma'iroad from sSracse 10
lied Creek. twenty miles west OF Syracuse, and
connect 4 It that poInt with ,he kNmS wqtor
another outlet for the great amount Of bualness
ia IL sfin cosl frOt1I our Anthracite Aeljs a.
rectly to consumers IN tho Wcst:"
Whah aakoa u Eomsulssl1not rlnk ,s Muu!H nase ~
1afn XXX trausnnrt,sinm ~ H. sac" anti. -
III not Ihiuk be will, We d. not propose to
cut rates ut all, and tho provisions OF the con-
trnct Will bu ntiheEel to. ! KNOW MothsnR Gnat,
Eye nru, Iy ~ ~ the trmnsnnrin
rin1 ~ t,nn.is snst n EiIsnnnsinn Tirdun nxccpt
Whit VIII Il hnye S read ia Iho ussspnucfs.'
| President Sloan, OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
"Al thcrn is ahnl,t ill.,, this matter Ia that tho
.! a. ufh ~ ,h,a ~ ,nna,inm sill s,ire ycw ynrr
rnHt"H VIII ~ ~ sn sn, Iamn ~ tha Vat Sli tais ~ n
n1 Ly ~" snrta, a.H NV o"ttinr ~ rates IL nrr,s
r,M,s1 1anEaf'k know nothIu9 about any of tic % ar.
rAnkements tor mo transp9rtaqoh 81 goSos asns
thrnngn ~ " nrraec h"twccn tc Nav
tHu11 tSWu.sy Wti y. ~ ~ Wob"sr Intcrnsfu nrc
aosx tSnasat nt1a sHe ""o"en '"soieo.o "'e
t., Ut: as. s n,use. : th1 ttns s,,. o
IN response ~ %uCstoo; % LILLE. snu @ t,,,o H., ,o,rco,
o" ,. ~. 'n nuS Sfins"1I,. 1rfnrmni ~
aunstIsi M ,,,t no+sonn Ws W",1nrhiit mnsi Mr
any ae''y I, cs s' ,r.s urc ax"yenr, NJ
Iog eoa ea !, ihHro is NV funnIs,ion for f69n
"natoFef' o. "a'on n"ec kto"s aouoe'
! .-.... ~~'----
LOUISVILLE Il NEW ALBANY.
| Tho t.xtennon of tho Louisville, Now ALBANY
cn'caRo laaA"ay "oW oonu'n9 Ptona.s., a',s
to be very Important QUO hs Fcgaros
| fust transit between Chicago and prlnclpN
nolnta In Iudlnna. This corporution TO-
ss..,,, ,,,,xohn.oJ TIM tnatn ronoIis nntnh
Ituy pae"asu S,",,, ~" ,.as.as,., 49,, ,,,,.
samlliar'y known ~ tho lnuianapoi's
fa1F tf-I =
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rectofs: H. ". Fofd. Inomas - ~ hacsas' ueofeo
". l'allow. F. J. Mathor, ". II. hersholx, OF New
Einls, 1,orbor. ~ hillanoo. Tho Hoard organ
I'D ~ ct,orsit,0 tho following Officers; i'rcsi-
.;nmt II ~ Ensr,, Vlro. .i,rrsiAnnt. ". H. tinru.
hni.. rrcaaurcr. Thotnas +. HIckicy: eccrrtary,
Il. i. Maihor: Executive Coinlulttec, THOMAS Il.
nunkiny. Hcoruo ". Inflow. W IT, f}rrrholz.
,,nt ,,rn,, ,Ics,n,tiv se.ttet. FoIlowing tho
tracks Of thc c0n,npttnn Y alloy halfway,
sshirh I. INV imnn fwiiit fnwnr,l fh}, div tGv
NV itnr viii t,rn,,eb from ConnottnI; at Twins.
ttlre. twenty miics sollthenst Of this city. FrUm
that po!ut il viii be- extended, cfthor by employ
rtnntr,Icteti. pr ly an entirely now lfnc, 10
YounEstowii. From Youngstown 10 ritts6urs
IL Ia MMsibia Inn raw rt1ni viii occupy portion
Of lid line Of Tho potnesyiiic & Youngstown
Hond.
THE sNr1rfr3vEsrEnN ASSOCIATION
, 1881-06-02
TIE ROCK ISLAND ANNUAL.

The annual meeting ut tho stockholders Ut tho
Chicago, liock Island s. Pacific hallway was
held yesterday ut tho Coulpauy'x oilce In tho
Van Dusrn street depot. As anticipated in
ycsleFduys tribune, Juy Gould was psesent III
pvt9on and took purt 10 tho proceedings.
Whether he catne to guard his interest III that
property anil secure hls reelection as i Director
IL u matter which eaauut 10 found out. THO
managers Of tho ltoek Island say Dir. Gould
would have been rsEleclel a. DIructor any
way eYou II hu bud fllIel 10 make his appeasy
Ktoo Ut tho IneoeinE. Ar. Gould says ho bud no
fear Ut lostug b.s placu in tho directory Of this
koad, And this matter bud nothing 10 do With his
, 1881-06-02

system, tho Diocoso Of Illinois heroty invites
her sister dfoceacs throughout tho country to
unto with her In tnet1oralfzIng tho General
Convention for the speedy adoption OF an ado.
Nnstc rcmo1y applicable to the entire Church OF
Tho land.
That tho Secretary communicate tho last fore-
gulng resolution 10 each Of the other dioccscs.
At. LURES HOSPITAL.
Tho 1toy. Dr. f.ucke. OF ft. Lukcfs FREQ 11ospt-
tn!. stibMlttel tho ahnun: reports from that lil-
Tbs rcrnrt OF tho Trustees for tho yenr ending
Nfny /, 1881, showed thMt It hnd been Une Of I'M
cxnmpleh prosperity for NJ. lMkos Hospital;
No year since It's foundation had tIgen marked
by such nobfo gifts. The hospltnl ha been
taxed nj mover before mid ia Its utnnet C1pnct.
". The support VI beds had notably Increased
during tho year. Xix wcrg supported by mem.
hers of st. james Church, three by tnetnbors OF
men. TIE endowment of Tho bed for In
e.lr1lhles had boon comploted 1y an Offering
natlc nt tho hospital chapel. Tho endowment
Of tho bell for sowing women wns ncAtly com.
pietel. Tho endowment uf tho bed for crippled
rhlldrcn als1 gave promise Of fullllment. Mr5.
W. +. WhtehOuae and hEr brOttler. Mr.. Edwin
Ultctfc, wcrp EoItg tn settle Hi endowment Of
.leccnscl rclntiyc. NJ; ": D. ORslon Mr. n. +.
vnl,led ut 0I0Il, making tho present front Gx-
tend l51 fcct. Stimulated by this liberal Ffft.
other ctttzohB Ind raised &l5.ND with which to
purchase seventy feet on Michigan avenue.
The report Of N. X. Fnirbnnk, Treasurer Ot
st. Luko'a FREQ Hospital, for year endIug May /,
lSB1, Is summarized M follows:
ltecolpts-Chnrch contributions. ........$ 101E3
1clt.:......... ~ ~
Miscellaneous sources. aes7
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AIOO.


In the sale Of Tea and Coffee Monday AZ The.
new store OF the IMPORTERS TEA COMPANY. sI5
Broad street. many were successful In their selee-
TONS In addition to the fortunate ones Saturday
evening. Mrs. Martin, Tweniy-sixth street. Church
ilil selected can of Coffee con,sIning twenty dol.
lar goldp piece; James Fox. dry goods Broad street.
selecting can Of Tea, found stem winding and
setting. watch. value, sI5; William Reimhimer :,
clerk at Rosenbsums, Main street, found In can
Of Tet lady's Chateaine watch. value. tl5; Mis-
Jane Williams tcolOred, Jackson street, sClec 'es,
can OF Coffee and found ladys gold Swiss watch,
value, $40; III. scstes, officer at penitentisry.
found In can OF Tea hunting case patent lever
watch. value. f20; Mr.. Dearbon. 400 west (.tace
street, selected can OF Tea containing q Dady,s
enamelled Chatelahe watch, value, 500; besides
several receiSng presents OF lesser value In neck
chains, sets rings and pins, and az In silver
Orders by mail from adjacent towns promptly for
warded. Only terms: single cans, 81, eleven cans
FOR $40. twenty-four for $40. Teas, II pounds
Coffee. 3I4 pounds Sign red aig.
IN addition 10 the above the fortunate purchasers
Of tea and cJffee yesterday in selecting the more
valuable presents were: T.. X. Grady, Walforns
bookstore. selected a can containing 4 burtlng-oase
silver watch. value. &20; young lady (Dame DE-
elinedl, Grace street between Seventh aud Eighth ,
selected can tf tea cOntaIHiug lady's ensnItlled
Swiss watch, value, tlS; Mrs. George :. VaShou
Jr., west Marshall street, found In a cln OF coffee
labys chaielaine stem winding watch, value, sI5.
Hon. :. u witt In selecting can Of Office iorad n
handsome stem winding snd setting watch.
General satisfaction expressed from those pur-
CHASING the goods Of the good quality of bolbsa
aud coffee
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ACTUAL MORTALITY IN THE CITY OF RICE
MOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color, with nativity, and annual death.rate
per 1000 inhabitants for the week ending
April 18th:
Cause Of DEATH: Apamia, colored /;
cancer, | white; consumption, 4 white, )
colored; cOnvusOns QniantiIe), 1 white,
cllored; diarrhGI, l white; diphtheria, |
coored dropsy, coOred; epilepsy, |
white fever (typhoid), white; gangrene,
colOred; heart-dsease, cOlored; inani
ton, colored; kidney-diSease, | white /;
maraSmus, 9 cOlOred; measles, | white, .
cOloTed; meningitis, white; old age, ,
cOlored; paralysis, l white; peritOnitiS,
colorei; pneumonia, white, | colOred;
smallpox, white, | cOlored teeibi1g,
cOlored; unknown. 3 colored; whooping-
cough. white. Whole number Of deaths
in the city exclusive OF still-births), 46.
Still-births, white male, . white females,
colOred males, . cOlOred femaes-total, !.
Age: One day to thirty, colored; one
month 10 six. 3 cOlOred; six months TO
twelve, 9 white, 3 cOlored-tOtal, 5; one
year to three. ) white; three years TO five,
white, 3 cOIored-total, 1; five years to
ten. = cOlored; ten years to twenty, color.
ed twenty years to thirty, white, col.
Ored-tOtal, \; thirty years to forty,
while, colored-total, 3 forty years TO
iity, white. 3 colOred-totnl, 4; fifty
years to sixty, 3 white; sixty years to sew
enty, white, cOlored-tOtal, .; seventy
years 10 eighty, white, 2 colored- total,
6: one hundred and six years, colored
Condition: Single, IL white, 10 colored-
total, 30: married, 4 white, 3 colored-
total, Z; widowers, 3 white, coIored-to.
tai, 4; widows, 2 white. 3 colored-tOtal,
). Natirity: Richmond, "a; other parts
OF the Unlied States, 22 Locality: City at
large, 2 white; Marshall Ward, 3 white,
4 Jefferson Ward, white,
1 colored-total, 3; Madison Ward, 3whte,
l cOIored total, 4; Monroe Ward, white,
3 coIored-tota, 7; Clay Ward, white,
9; Jackson Ward, l white,
10 colored-total, IA; almshouse, white,
5; peniteniiary, l colored.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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| SALES OF REAL ESrATE.-Mr. Robert Il.
LYME, real estate auciOneer. has recently
made the following sales OF real estate !:
Brick store 1924 Main street for $1,000 /;
brick house and lot corner TWenry-seyenth
and Franklin streets for Sl,450; vacant lot
on Main between Twentieth and Twenty
first streets at S31 per foot; two frame
dwellings on Cherry street between Cum
berland and Beverly streets for SlSOO;
brick store on Adams street near Broad
street for $1,000; interest in three houses
on Third street between Jackson and Duyal
streets for 81, ,l6j; lot with two small brick
houses on Main between Twenly-secOnd
and Twenty-third streets for Sl,55j; vacant
lot $50 feet on Main between Madison and
Monroe streets, 81 400; brick store On Main
street near Seventeenth street for - 600;
brick dwelling northeast corner Madison
and Marshall streets for Sl,425; brick store
1880 Main street for $3.50; brick store
Eighteenth and Main streets for s5.I2j;
brick store and dwelling corner Main and
Plum streets for $2.750; frame dwelling on
Groye.avenue tor SO, 80; small brick house
on Cherry street (Ford's Row, $500; va
cant lot on Twenty-eighth between . and L.
streets at 1925 per foot; vacant lot on
Jgentv-siXth between o and L streets at -
per foot: vacant lot 80 feet on Sixth street,
Port MAYO, at 1928 per foot; brick house
in Fulton for S465.
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SENT On FOR EloRSE-sTEALING.- The case
OF William Clarke elias +. A. Edwards,
charged with horse-s,ealing, was called iD
the Police Court yesterday. Mr.. Augustine
Edwards was the first witness examined.
He stated that he acted in ignorance Of the
circumstances Of the case. aud that his son
had the right 10 dispose Of the horse.
Mr.. Peter Paul was next ex imIned. His
statement was the same as heretofore pub
lished.
Mr.. Thomas Dnke identified the accused
as the party who had offered TO sell him the
same mare which had been bought by Mr..
Paul.
The Police Justice decided 10 send the
accused on TO the grand jury.
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MARRTAoG BFLLs.-Miss SalIie Winn.

MARRTAGE BFLLs.-Miss SaIIic Winn, a
graceful, handsome, and popular young
lady Of this city, and Mr.. Ernest II. Chalk.
ley, 4 member Of the firm OF o. II. Chalkley
a Co., ana young gentleman OF sterling
worth, were united 10 holy matrim0ny yes
tefdly afternoon by Rev. c. II. Read, ID.
d.. OF the Grace Street Presbyterian church.
The wedding was very quiet 5hair, was
solemnized at the residence OF tbe bride.
uncle, Mr. A. 7. Watkins, and the happy
couple, both Of whom have many friends
here, after receiving The congratulations Of
those who bad witnessed the ceremony, left
on the O'CLOCK train for a northern trip.
Many valuable as we'll as useful gifts were
presented 10 the bride.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

FURMAN 1UPFEB. @ y. NJ Broad.strset faie or
wt-story framed dwelling, No. 1l6. belvcsu
Adams and Jefferson streets.
ROBERT Il. LYME. 5 l.. NJ, commissioners sale
OF lot OF ground on the east line OF sereofe< b ia
street between Broad aud Grace sir.eis: aisr /.
one other lot 90 the south line VI Broad sift>
between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN. r. NJ. store sod
dwelling No. 1909 east Maia street, nsaT raf.
teenth.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. AZ T.. NJ. two snail
famed houses. Nos. al and 412 Csheli street.
JNo. E. LAUGHToS, JR., 10 A. NJ. new sew
Ing. sehinss, boasehoid furniture, bracket
saw. ell pa intlngs, Cochin chickens, &c.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. NJ, horses, nuIss.
aud number OF new and s<coad-hatd ssntp-
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EORrY YEARS EXPERIENCE or
An OLD NIKnE.

MRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP Is the
pre- cripi0n OF one OF the best female pbysi
clans aud nurses In the Uniiei States, aud has hsn
used for forty years with nsyer falling safety and
success by millions Of mothers and children, frorn
the feeble infant OF week Old TO the sduif. it
eorrecs scidi'y OF the stomach, relieves windcec.
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, alth. and
comfort % mother and child. We beeye 10 the hest
and suresi remedy In the world In all Of DYs-
EMERY and DIARRIIEA In children. wbeii2r
arising from teel hing or from any other cause.
Full directions for nsug will accompany each bot
tie None genuine unless the fac simiis Of CCE-
IT'S PERKINS Is ON the outside wrapper Sob,
by all meilcinedealers. Twenty -Hye cents bottle
an Is eOdlw
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THE THEATRE T0.NrGHr.-Thc Theatre
Will be re6pered tonight, the first time after
Lent, when the opera Of OIiveite win be-
presented for the first time in this city.
Olivette will only be played tonight and to-
morrow night. A substitution for the repre-
sentation which was announced for Friday
evening has been made. On that occasion
and the evening following The nautical comic
opera BilIee Taylor, which has been 20 sue
cessful In the North, ard which Is regarded
as Pinafore's successor, will be rendered.
The Theatre will doubtless be crowded to-
night
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CT. Marks CHURCH.-Ths neat little
church, which tor some years has been ca:-
rying a debt OF 81, ,440 incurred in It's cree.
ton, has been very happily relieved there
from. On last Sabbath, at the morning ser.
vice, there was contributed in the shape OF
an Easter offering $3.50 by The congregation
proper and 300 by friends OF the church.
leaving only about 1900 due. That amount
was contributed at a meeting Of the church
held Monday night-leaving the editicc with
no pccnniary incumbrance resting thereon.
The editice Will be consecrated by Bishop
Whttle in June.
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LEVY BROTHsRs viii show large assortm n z
OF Flower on THURSDAY MORNING.

GET TIE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The srea; pcpu-
iarty Of WILBoR's COMPOUND or CoD.LIy KR
OF AND LIME haa Induced some unprncipI,d per-
sons = attempt 10 palm 0G "a simple article Of bsir
Owa manufacture, but ans p rs0n Who Is suftrlng
fom Coughs, Colds, or Con, umption should be osrc-
iu where they Durch,se this article. II r'qn'rcs
pudug. The results OF rs use are rs besi recon-
menddtions, and the propreio' has ample eviiescs
0G die Cf is extraordinary success In pulaonsiY
complaints The Phosphate ~ Lime POSSESSES .
most marvellous healing DOW r IS combined with
the pure COd-l.iyer O.I by DR.. WILBOR. Iiis pre-
sCri1ed by the medical faculty. Soli by A. r.. VIZ
BOZ, hemist, Boston, and all druggists.
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leaving a margin Of i77,jOO on the min


mum.
The committee prepared the following
PROPOSED HEADING
for signatures OF subscribers to The Ho
tel Company:
We, the undersigned, promise to sub
scribe the suns set opposite our names Tor
the stock OF a hotel company when the
amount shall reach minimum OF Sl50,OO0.
the subscriptions to be payable as follow. :
Ten per cent. thirty days after organiza-
tion; the balance in three equal payments at
six, twelve, and eighteen months; the hotel
TO be erected on some suitable site In the
city Of Richmond 10 be determined by the
subscribers as soon as the amount named
shall have been subscribed and charter OF
incorporation obtained.
All other questions OF detail shall also be
determined by general meeting Of the SUBJ
scribers according 10 such usual rules as
may be then adopted.
On motion Of Dir. Blankinship, the re-
port was adopted.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Claiborne Watkins, was then adopted:
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND CHARTER.
Resolved, That an executive committee
OF twenty-five be appointed by the Chair
the said committee 10 be empowered TO APP
point from its own body subcommittee for
soliciting subscriptions, and shall be charged
with procuring charter Of incorporation
In accord with the intent OF the resolutions
heretofore adopted, and OF opening books
q subscription; said committee to report
to The company on call Of the chairman
OF this meeting, said chairman being e1-
ofeio member and chairman Of said com.
mittee OF twenty-five; The said committee
TO be appointed by the Chair after delibera-
ton, and the announcement OF the names
Of that committee II be made by him
through the public press.
Mr.. Franklin Stearns here arose and said
that In an experience Of forty years be never
knew SO large and respectable meeting
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The MURDER CASE IN THE Police COURT
! The parties implicated in the Posey Ore"
murder were before the Police Court yes
terday. The Justice decided TO postpone
tin further consideration OF the ease uniiI
next Tuesday. Charles Bowen aud George
Bipu were committed to Jail. james But
ler was bailed In the sum OF $1,000, Mike
Binn ana Willie Gillian each In fbe sum OF
$500 for their appearance. Join Bowen
has not vet l>een found.
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POLICE CoURr.-Tbe following cases wer
disposed OF Yesterday

POLICE CoURT.-Tbe following cases were
disposed OF yesterday
Peter Pacini was sent on TO the grand
Jury 10 answer for selling liquor TO Mike
Bnn, minor. in violation OF the State law.
Joseph Winston, drunk and disorderly in
the street and resisting the police, was fined
Sl5 and required TO give surety to be of
good behavior for three months.
Sarah Jane Harvey, n disreputable charac.
ter, was jailed for three months.
Emma Ellis tc0lored) was fined $40 for
being drunk and dis orderly on the streets.
w. s. Crew was found guilty OF stealing
one piece Of bacon from James Holloran and
sentenced to be punished with twenty
stripes.
Lee Jones was fined $40 for attempting 10
rescue prisoner from the police.
e. V. Palmer was fined $40 Tor keeping
his bar-roOm open on Sunday.
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CONCERT. An entertainment, embraclr E
both musical and dramatic features, will G
given at sanger Hall Wednesday evening,
April 21tb. The funds acquired will be
used 10 completing 81. Jobn's Lutheran
church steepIe. The congregation has paid
for lis handsome church, which Ia nearing
completion, and they are anxious 70 secure
the means for building the steeple.
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IKE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.-To day the
various colored societies and military or
ganizations OF the city will celebrate the
massage OF the fifteenth amendment by a
grand parade and speech-making. There
will be Il wagon drawn by four horses, with
thirty-eigit youthful females, representing
thlrty.eight States. surrounding the dusky
Goddess of Liberty, the whole forming The
fgurative galaxy which has become a neces-
sary adjunct to the success OF such occa-
Si0ua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20
AREAARKABLE FLOOR CovrprSc

The Aoor cloth "LISoLEUM has now been NAM
ufacturcd for some years. and e. much commended
by I'll who u.e It, Il IS composed mainly OF 6nely-
grouud cork ard sOiihsd OIL. Remarkable alike
for durability, beauty, and cleanliness, The demand
must continue 10 Increase II has stood the tesi on
ume but limitations being on the market. buyers
should look on the back Of The cloth fer the word
"LINOLEUN," which on the genuine Is printed oIs
every sqgare yard All carpet. dealers keep H.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20

sALE OF PETERSBURG RAILROAD Pcsr-.
PoNED.-The foreclosure sale Of the Peters.
Durg railroad. advertised In the DisJofch to
,ake place to-day In Petersburg, has been.
Dy an order OF the Circuit Court OF tho
Uhied states, postponed to The 10th day OF
May next. Notice OF the postponement was
on Yesterday served on all the members OF
the Board of Public Works.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20

ILLICIT DIsrrLLERY.-The United States
District Court-Judge Robert W. Hughes
was engaged Yesterday 10 the trial OF X. E.
Hernaop, OF Stafford couniy, charged with
Illicit dstillng. Al ihe conclusion Of the
testimony Judge Hughes adjourned the
court over ILL to-day.