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RECORDED real EsrA AT TRANSFEI

,as 0 7d ,i 81, I1IO VU0I goo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Elaridge;st W. lou io'o @0Aioo' o''' ' 81, 1000
10 EnZ JUL Nathan to I1uis Raphael 1880
1othaye u .r r. OF 'Sd' l'liA'oo -'u' $4,000
cOtnSt ~ i6eot i To8N Z'AiO"o' u" ll7Oo
Madison;.t No 1885, IN Cohhs All" VIC u 600
RidSest " q $50 q n OF Stsnton-st. 26Sl0O; arna
solomon ana ahother 10 ioui' '.''... 2lGOC
csdst La IT, =, 81 Trarna Marks 1890
S6ths. dN v 81 i 81 SyaI and anotseT $4,000
t4st A. ~ q f Ho6ris' 1880
lo7hs nn;6 81 70 fo 0 Krsc baum $4,000
1O7is rs 100 Heoi 9dave' o1,ioVii oHo $4,000
EldT asSS , lot C@o zotiUoi en. 1900
lstaye es l7 sol s1d aSofber 900
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TO PHILADELPHIA,
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK;DA,Xs LAD Oh
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHIIADEL~
PIIA IN NEWYOnH
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EoUfr
KENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Express Deorossss and cortiandt
go 7:95 S $3.50 e apd 10 Limited IL 1lloa ~ s;29
$40 D. g. and and II night sundays, Olo .,
90 limited and 10 M !. ., aud 9p NJ and ~ mint
il:i0a n l. 2. L. and p M. connect at Trciton for
Camden. ...,,, go,
?;lc $40 l3o except Monday 800 i.sS, so $50
g. 9, $50 7;i9 $40 and M On Sunday l2:o s6
snd p Leave Philadelphia via Camden 800 o. m.
aally except sunday. 20 .o,, p,o.sw. ,.,or Hama.
und oot Of pcs5ros and Cotlend Streets Conrtt,
Brooklyn Annex Station foot OF Futonst.
Brooklyn; Bush's Hotel. UobokeaI station Jersey City
Emgrans Ticket oihce No Battery Place and Castle Gas
den. - -
baggage from hotels and residences. -
CHARLES j.. pUGH, j. X WOOD,
General Manager General Passr Agent.
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r1,popr.v rfvAxctAL MARKETS.

IOvroN. Nay lC.-l231 p B-Uned states -Four Per cent
49, coupon DO Four aud Half Per cent Bonds
II l. Atlantic and Great Western Ilst Mortgage Trustees
CerGC 4; do Ond MORTGAGE = NcwJGscy Central
CrnsO, II; re lj's; do Second Console. CO. Illinois
Central 25 Pennsyivans "a; Reading II 70; Mexican Or
binary, .3,-: Canadian Pacific ~ l; Paul Common, p
2rn-Far:s vices quote 1hrcs Per cent LcItes at 7d
francs u continues The account
m-htiantic and Great Western First Mortgage Iri.
tees Certificates 37; EIir - do Second Consois 81
Illinois Central, 10 Pennsylvania 51ss Reading, 1910
Mexican Ordinary. Al; Canadian Pacific Az; st. iau
Common II
francs ) CGatlaiCs for the account
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mort. Coastwise GO bales TO Great Biltan oof Daes 10
France 8li bales; Gales 74O0 bales. -, -. -.
NRw.YoEx May l6.-The following arc the t9ta net re-
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MINES AND MINING.

SALES4r TIE NGy-Y0sS MIME exchange.
| NEw-YoGK. May 1G. 1854
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Ma

NEw-YoRK. Friday, May 10. 1854.
The foIlovirr sales were made at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
ByE II. LudlO1 Co.
I 4 story brow nstono building. with lot 10 EasI
73ds, 100 l OF 5thaVe lou ZlA'o-@' ''' CA 500
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NEW-YORK AN.
Stations in New.York
LONG BRANCH RR.
, Pennsylvgnia RR., foot Co -tiapi:-
81. ana DesbTosscs-st.


For For south AmSoy, Via Pha Reading r r. si1 ll'qo
800 ,s 3 Il n q slJ Sa1as snad.y
ESr 9Sia T65 IS go ss fsJa a. sSpasy, 0s %
Via Penn RI ,.u SUNDAY aSa.. s "a @
Sea sR ar Sd 9iaf assg sis9s
. a $40 At OCEAN @ l revo 49,
via fennsy Ivsna RR M u N Sle p SUNDAYS rs
Pr 2 ss o Ss SIsSi
d AZ 1isqt 40 sls s1s hYsRS
O. S!5s5s3 Ss'r' IL IsSs a..
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
h. Western Sew.YOTf NOrhsfn Express with
chicago w,tp dining
csSySast a neg, az,
aa lima R6eSesteT and Bao eoanocs for oswsso
ii a. M. Western New.YOrE and Northern Express with
s5
fon EIpr Wh Sleeping Cars for Niagara
Falls D1fao Cincinnati except Saturday, Toledo Detros
$50 nth sleeping cars to Syracuse and t"
sdc beth s0 essS
Ell a1RS s T5 i5i q
S. On ana sfs IS rssS and
o PapaSe and 7sS o ana s Hs s BroSLyn and 10
in aTawnsvo and sleeping can be
at any ticket Offices in New-fork CITY anh 40
$50 esss FOR and ch2ctod residence
aT1ese daily All others daiy eMIfegI sunday
j. a. III ~. - n,cndent GENERAL Pesseuge- Agent
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence.
Boston and the East All rail- from Grand Central Delo
Sleeping cars. saaasy: WIZ PsIafSs .s sSSSn
D. H. arrives at Newport 1885 Psror eas ATTACHED
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By ~ A. j. Lynch.
I 2 starry brownstone building, with lot No No 400
Last 52d.st. IS. 1916 teof lstaye lot lo'9A'
=. Imlla NJ -.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
III On dafi Eoh 1924

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE :. .
Trains leave NewYk VIA Desbrosses and Cortandt stree
Ferries es follows: IA, n,
HIrs6urs Plttsburs the West and South With PulTan
Palace Cars attached a. m and D. N. daily Eev.f OK
end chicago Limited OF Psrior Dining Smoking aud Sleep
Ing Cars, at 8 O. II. every dayi
William sport Haven Cory aud Erie an
D. Connecting at Cory for Titasvie Petroleum Centre
and the OIL Regions. . 81. ...
Baltimore washIngron and the south ,Imitef Washington
Pullman Paror Cars daily except Snncay, ~
M, arsye Washington 4o5 M Eegular VIA y: sd l.:
ER nj GEO and $50 $40 end pm. anu IL nig-t VIZ
n and o. r. r. 1 and I d. "a and = night. sunday va Il
aud r. r. els 9p. IN and IL night, via b. aa D. u
r.. Z r. m. and IL night
F5r Atlantic CITY except Sunday with through car lr .
For cape nay except SUNDAY. l1ilo D. M 49,. ...--
Long branck, Bay Head Junction and inesnodse sSs.
Railway and Anbcy, m l3 noon $50, y TO-, On
SUNDAY ana y, "a DO not siop e hsonry tsrs
Of brooklyn Annex connect with 81 tlrOus I'll nlns Az
jersey CITY, sncrling speedy and direct ttalner for
Brooklyn travel -oo.
iO.20 p. ID. daily snt I ts1y steep, Aonday; fTon
$50 5i26 1905 and i0SS p m sunday $50 $50 s N.
days $40 p IA From Philadelphi@ $50. o:lG Gso $50
SO iop 5s song siS 10 $50 $50 go 1000 oo and
iO:Sb p IN Sunday 500 .2O, $50 $50. los, ll93 IA,
= o. Q.DO lO.0s .Bn I'd N m
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CLOSING PRICES OF GOSrOY STOCK&
BOsToS. May TO- 1884,
NrS.erliaY. To-day.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILA DELPRlA SrOCKs

Rse.1,st,LJlis DAs., 40. Y yle-,1
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
MAY 10. loS4.

TIFF GENERAL list.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Committee on Light.

The following is the full text OF the pre-
amble and resolution OF the Committee on
Light, under which a special meeting OF
the CITY Council was called for Friday
night. and which resulted in referring to
the Board of Public Interests the whole
Gas question
Whereas much complaint has within the
past few days been made through the pub
lie press OF the city concerning the quality
and insufficient supply Of the gas now
furnished for consumption; and whereas
many errors have been charged against the
management OF the department and many
criticisms made upon the action OF the
Committee on Light; and whereas many
grave and unfounded charges nave been
stud ously published to the world: there
fore
Resolved, That this committee unite in a
call for a special meeting OF the Common
Council for Friday afternoon at 1880
O'Clock, and that special committee, con-
sisting OF four members OF the common
Council and three members OF the Board OF
Aldermen. be appointed, with the presid-
ing officer OF each branch, whose duty 1t
shall be to make an immediate and thor
ough examination OF the condition and
operations OF the City Gas-Works, includ-
ing q searching investigation INTO the
methods OF the manufacture and the cost
Of gas In the holder for the past eleven
months, and the cost OF gus I'D the holder
for the months OF November and Decem-
Der last, and report. with such recon-
mendations as they deem best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20

Bills approved by the Governor on Janu-
ary 18, 1884:
| 70 declare valid certain contracts con-
cerning railroad equipments and rolling
stock and other personal property to be
,lsed In and about The operation OF any rail-
road.
To prescribe the times and places for
holding the terms OF the circuit courts In
the Third judicial circuit.
| Allowing j. w. Green Smith. judge Of
| the Hastings or Corporation Court OF Staun-
ton, compensation for holding two terms
OF the Hastings or Corporation Court Of
| Winchester pending the disability OF the
Judge Of said court. swss
To authorize the Common Council Of
the city OF Winchester 20 direct certain
parts OF certain streets in said city to be
closed.
To change the name OF the London and
Buckingham Construction and Mining
Company TO Flattop Coal Company, and
confer certain privileges thereon.
ExeHpting during harvest farmers per-
sonally engaged In saving their crops from
| jury-service.
For the relief Of Louis Delarue.
TO extend, renew. and amend the charter
OF the City Gaslight Company OF Norfolk.
| To provide for the compensation OF the
Judge Of the Chancery Court Of Richmond
and for the expenses OF said court.
| TO prescribe the method OF printing the
ordinances and Joint resolutions OF muni-
cpal corporations.
| To modify the effect OF answers as evi-
dence in chancery suits.
For the relief OF Isaac Edmondson, OF
| Halifax county.
| To incorporate Supreme Fountain Grand
Order OF True Reformers.
! To amend and re-enact section OF the
charter OF the town Of Buchanan, approved
January 10, 1882.
Incorporating the Airline Turnpike
and Draw Bridge Company.
To amend sections 1 and 10 OF m act to
incorporate the Massanutten and North
Mountain Railway Company. approved
March 8. 1882.
| Releasing to the University OF Virginia
and the Female Charity School OF Freder-
cksburg any claim OF the Commonwealth,
| to collateral inheritance tax or be-
quests in the will Of Douglas II. Gordon.
| decC aSed.
TO dispense with the proof OF hand
writing in certain cases.
|
the county OF Frederick.
To incorporate the Lynchburg, Halifax
and North Carolina Railroad Company.
To amend IN act entitled an act to pro-
vide for the election and qualification OF
county officers, approved March 8. 1919.
To increase the salary OF the Judge OF
the County Court OF Northampton.
To amend and re-enact an act entitled
an act to amend and re-enactan act entitled
an act to amend and re-enact the 1st see
ton OF an act approved April ,. 1870, to
district the State for county judges.
TO amend and re-enact the I'd section
of an act to incorporate the Chesapeake
Warehouse Company OF Norfolk, Va, ap-
proved March 6, 1872.
The bill redistrictng the State for coun-
ty judges, approved on January Is, 1SSt,
. gives to each OF the counties OF GreensyillC
and King and Queen county judge.
} The charter for Norfolk city becomes ;
law without the signature OF the Governor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Richmond md the liccnse.Tax Bill.

Friday night, in the House, Mr.. Dunlop
spoke in opposition TO the bill 10 provide
that icense-taXes should be paid in money.
He opposed it on the ground of its uncon-
stitutional and discriminating features.
The Speaker of the House spoke in adj
yocacy OF the bill. stating that he felt called
on to do 80 by reason OF the fact that four
tifths OF the opposition TO the bill came
from Richmond, and nine-tenths OF the
taxes pail in coupons were paid in Rich
mOnd.
Mr. Fitzpatrick followed on the same
side.
The pending question was called by Mr..
Cardwell. who yielded the floor to Mr..
Dunlop for the purpose Of a statement.
Mr. Dunlop desired to say that IN the re-
marks made by the Speaker of the House
that four lifths OF the opposition 20 the bill
came from Richmond, and nine tenths Of
| the taxes paid in coupons were pad in
Richmond. which the Speaker alleged H.
his reason for entering the discussion. he
was gIavely mistaken in point Of fact.
Mr.. Dunlop further said 10 was 10 be re-
gretted that the Hon. Speaker, whose alb
sence at the time he also regretted. had
permitted himself to be drawn into re-
marks tending to reflect upon the patriot
! ism OF his constituency. Richmond's re-
cord was before the world. 1t was known
to all Virginians. 1t spoke for Itself in
peace and in war. With such defence she
needed no other, even from her own rep
rescntatives.
As heretofore reported, vote was taken
at II O'Clock with the following result In
favor OF the bill, -; against l., IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Manchester and Suburbs.

The bows who were arrested for playing
handy on Seventh street on Friday were
before Mayor Taylor yesterday morning.
He admonshed and discharged them.
sam. Scott was before Mayor Taylor yes
terday, charged with stealing iron from
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany. He was convicted of petit larceny
and sent to Jail for fifteen days.
Owing to the fact that the basement oil
the Baptist church is being fitted up anew
the Sunday school Of that church will be
held in the main audience-roOm.
The people living near GilPs-Groye
church. in Chesterfield, have made applica-
ton to the Post. Office Department. through
Colonel w. +. Giddings, for the establish
ment of q post-office in that vicinity. The
nearest Office at present is Matoaca, and
that is about eight or nine miles distant.
Mr.. Henry Winiree is building large
storehouse at Bermuda Hundred.
The Hastings Court OF Manchester meets
tomorrow. Both criminal and civil dock
els are large. Commonwealth Us. Crump,
continued from last term, will be the fist
case called. Crumpis charged with having
ordered his servant TO shoot any person
taking watermelons from his patch. \
little boy sore twelve or fourteen years 0
age was found in the field and shot by the
servant. This case brings up the question
OF the responsibility OF Crump in the
premises. Other felony eases will be sem
to the grand jury.
The Injunction suit OF the Old Dominion
Cotton-Mills, McCance and Others Us. Th'
Receiver Of the Allegheny Railroad Com
pany will be ready for hearing. The plain
tifls claim that the company cannot lesser
the quantity of water used by them with
out first ascertaining in judicial mannel
whether or not they are using more watel
than their lease gives them the right t.
use.
The court will be in session al least TIVE
weeks.
There will be special meeting OF tn
Methodist Sunday-School Society ut th'
Fiith-Street Methodist church this .diter
noon at O'Clock. Besides other interest
ing services, Rev. z. A. Peterson is eX
pected to deliver a memorial address OF
| the life and character Of the late superin
tendent OF the Sunday school, Mr.. |. &
| Wells
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Rriefs and Personals.

a small legislative appropriation IS
needed to rcpaint the tomb OF Monroe ard
to replace the inscription-plate stolen from
the stone work.
The new registration project will be dis
cussed at the Circuit-Court room at D +.
VI. tomorrow by our city members OF the
Legislature and the Democratic city and
ward superintendents.
Yesterday west-bound train OF empty
freight-cars on the Chesapeake and Ohio
road was deraied about mile from Cob
ham. Several Of the cars were wrecked.
but no one was hurt. The cast-bound mail
was DELAYED three hours.
A bill was offered yesterday in the House
OF Delegates by Colonel Evans, OF Rich
mond, to restore the government and man
agement OF the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Institute at Staunton, Va. to ;he hands OF
the Democratic party, from which the in-
stitute was taken by the last Legislature
without any reason other than to sive the
control OF the institute to the Rea busters.
Mr.. ii. II. Dyson reached the city last
night from a visit to Chicago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20

That lurid luminosity OF the lake re-
zion the Chicago Inter- Ocean devotes a
column to the discussion OF crime in its
own vicinity, from which we clip the fol-
lowing:
.Tn the South, where there is 4 great I'M
written law for crimes unnamable, Ven-
geance is swift against the criminal; but
here, unfortunately, it is different. How
ever peaceable and law-abiding people may
be, it were but rank hypocrisy to deny that.
mingled with horror at the crime. there is
feeling OF actual eXultation at the retri-
button meted out by citizens, in place OF
waiting for the slow and uncertain process
of law"
When we consider that heretofore the
Inter- Ocean was never so happy as when
inveighing against southern lawlessness,
and that a southern lynching always gave
its editorial page the appearance OF having
been prepared in lunatic asylum, truly
it looks as if change has come over the
spirit of its dream. But perhaps the Inter-
ocean wishes by sudden attack OF vir-
tuous indignation TO convey the impression
that crime is a new thing in Illinois.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Personal.

Governor Hoadiy. OF CsZo, is greatly
troubled with insomnia.
Mr.. Elmore. the Second Assistant Post
master-G General, denies the Export that he
intends resigning his office.
General Loris Mehkof. who commanded
the Russian troops at the capture OF kars
in 1877, is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Betsey Moody, of Cape Elizabeth,
Me-; is famous locally because OF her age
one hundred and two years.
DR.. Bliss says that the brief letter which
President Garfield wrote his mother was
the only piece Of continuous writing he
did during his sickness.
President Bartlett, OF Dartmouth Col
lege, has received copy OF the VIII OF the
late NJ. Hall Gartin, OF New YORK, VINO De-
queathed $4,000 to Dartmouth College.
II was an unconditional gift.
Frank Steele, a life prisoner in the Ken
tucky State penitentiary for murder, was
recently permitted to attend the funeral OF
his father, Judge Steele, unattended, on his
pledge that he would return. He returned
at the appointed time.
The marble bust Of Cardinal Manning,
which was to have been presented on the
occasion Of his golden jubilee, is not yet
finlsbed-frst, because the sculptor, Mr.
Robert Cushing, has been too i'll TO work
for some time past, and, secondly, because
an imperfectIon In the marble used has
compelled MIN TO do his work twice, the
ilrst block being unfit.
Captain Alexander Richie. of the steam
ship State Of Pennsylvania, has been award
ed the Humanity" medal by the Louden
Board OF Trade In recognition OF his kind
ness and humanity TO the sbipwrecked
crew OF the bark Benefactress, whom he
rescued from their vessel when water
logged and almost complete wreck In mid
Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Verdict for Flanagan.

The evidence in the case OF Flanagan Us.
The Board OF Directors Of the Central LII
natic Asyum was concluded in the CITY
Circuit Court Friday evening, and when
the court opened yesterday morning the
instructions in the case were gwen 10 the
Jury by the Judge, and the argument was
commenced about II NJ. by Mr.. W. W.
Cosby. of counsel for plaintih, VINO W.; WAS
followed by the Attorney-Genera'. inc
case was closed for the plaintiff by Edgai
Allan, Esq, about 2 O'Clock. when y wa
given to the jury. AT ten minutes past
o'clock the jury returned with veroIct III
favor OF Flanagan for S6,l59.jO.
A motion to set aside the verdict was
overruled by the Court.
The ease viii probably be taken TO The
Court OF Appeals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
ONE OF THE MANY

ADVANTAGES IN DEALING WITH HOUSE
LIKE OURS is THAT AT ANY TINE OF
Tnr YEAR THE STOCK Is so LARGE
THAT yoU CAN FIND JUST WHAT YOU
WANT. WE ARE NOT ovERsTocKED
AND ARE NOT GIVING GOODS AWAY
lust FOR THE SAKE OF MAKING ROOM
YoR SPRING STOCK, As 1T is ONE OF
THE THINGS WE DON'T DO, HAVING
THREE LARGE FLOORS TO HOLD THE
STOCK WE OFFER.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT CONTAINS
CHOICE LINE OF FOREIGN WOOL
LENS.
,,.p LIVERY DEPARTMENT Is STOCKED
WITH TIE LATEST PRODUCTIONS FOR
coACHMEN's AND SERVANTS WEAR.
ORR ovERCoAr DEPARTMENT CONTAINS
EVERYTHING THAT is STYLISH AND
w,GM FROM THE FASHIONABLE NEW
MARKET To TUE OLD STYLE CAPE.
N MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS, OR CHILDRENs
SUITS WE rAvE JUST WHAT YOU
WANT. BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
BosToN CHIPS for cold, at ANToSI's.
TILE MrILEIN-PIANT.

DIR. Quillan, celebrated physician Of Dublin,
has just written. In English medical Journal. Of
his wonder rfu experimental results with the COM
mon mullein-plant upon lung and bronchial AZ
fcctlons. citing where he had given 1t to con-
sumptives with the most astonishing result, and
recommends it, use hy the profession. Referring
TO the above, we would state that "Tsylors Cher
okee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mulieln," made
from the formula Of the medicine -Inen of the
Cherokee nation, Is composed not only Of the mnl-
-plaut, but has incorporated with Il the sweet
gum. the finest stimulating expcctorant known,
presenting an agreeable taste and q certain pan
acea for Coughs. Croup, whoopins. Cough. Colds
and all bronchial affections.
For sale by all leading druggists at 2Jc. and 81
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter 4. Taylor. Atlanta,
Ca. proprietor of Taylors Premium Coloene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Literary Notes from tho Century
COMPANY.

An INTERESTING ExPERIxEST.-Mr. r.
Cole. the American engraver. who Is ut
work in Europe preparing Gallery Of
Old Masters" to appear In The Century
Magazine. has sent home proof OF his first
engraving. Mr.. Coles plan Is to work In
the galleries in the presence Of the picturc
itself, and to copy the original on the block
by means OF the grayer. being assisted rs
to the outlines by photograph thrown
upon the wood. He found the light, coin.
ing through the ceiling windows, weak
and diffused., Noticing the concentration
Of the rays as they passed through bis eye
glass, Mr.. Cole took the hint and had an
apparatus made, with lens Of the proper
size. which he uses to illuminate the block
upon which he works.
The JANUARY CENTURY is again on the
press, and new edition will be ready with
the issue OF the Midwinter number on
Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
Horror. Of Mineral POISONING.

was suffering with Blood Poison, and
treated several months with Mercury and
Potash, only to make me worse. The
Potash took away my appetite and gave me
dyspepsia, and both gave me rheumatism.
/ then took Sarsaparillas, etc. All
these SarsaparilIa mixtures have Potash In
them. This made me still worse, as 10
drove the poison further into my system.
A friend insisted should take Swiit's Spe-
ciGc, and 1t cured me sound and wellof the
Blood Poison. drove the Mercury and
Potash out Of my system, and to-day | am
as well as l ever was.
GEORGE o. WEJLMAS. Jr.,
Salem. Mass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-20
A New Hotel scheme.
PROSPECTUS OF
THE GRAND-yIEw HOTEL. To BE BUILT
IN RICHMOND by A SYNDICATE.


THE GRAND-yIEw HOTEL To BE BUILT
IN RICHMOND BY A SYNDICATE.
At reading OF the will OF the late Jo-
than Kevs. it has been discovered he set
aside a sum of money to be expended IN
the immediate erection o; magnificent
hotel. the residuum OF his fortune To he
divided among his three nieces, Rose, May,
and Teddy.
The hotel will lie situate on the site at
present occupied by the Theatre. II will
be- known a the Grand-View Hotel, and
will be opened Monday evening, January
21st.
This wonderful hotel will be fitted with
all the modern improvements, Fire-Es-
capes, Bay Windows, Bay Rum, Hot and
Cold Gas, etc.
The principal Bus-Horse-Car-and Oni-
nibus Lines centre ut the main entrance,
thus enabling guests to visit the suburbs
OF the great city during the day and re-
turn in the evening in time TO eat Of the
exquisite saiiricai banquet as served at TIE
Grand-View Hotel.
n. b. This hotel will be opened Monday
evening, January 21st witha
BUNCH OF KEYS.