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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10
PERSON

4 CARD.-TO WHOM IT NAY con
y Urn The Building Committee oi toIcor1n
T-Tl swarcs,l the contract fOT the same L. Nj. !.
". Davis. giving him sl24 over INV tid' I'M. Is
40 Injustice. as would have furnished any rfason-
atic security II The committee iad given me the
CITY.
Nrr-Vt,rrr a. 1854 S. lO-'t*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10
.OGHLAN INSTITUTE.

A BOARDING AND DAY-SCHoOL foryoung
ladies and ntlc girls. The exercises Of this school
viii Re resumed SEPTEMBER 10, 1854. No.
srq cast Broad street, Richmond, Va sc 9-6i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10

rTO THE PUBLIC.-To all those who 10

V'O THE PI' BLIC.-To all those who DO
L rot already know 70. we desire 90 say we ar
10 longer connected with 4. ID. Kenny M any way.
share. or form. But 10 few diys We viii 0ptu 90
424 north sixth street.. with fun line Of TEAS,
COtfffS. and SUGARS. Hoping our friends
ard iie public viii glye share 0f theiF pttrOn-
axe. ws remain respectfully. GEORGE MOD.
HI AkF. late manager al SIKH and Brpad; y.
- 5-6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10
EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.
FACULTY;

The next session begins SEPTEMBER lsrB,
and costumes ninc months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10

rTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The
Il public fre notified that Messrs. GEORGE
Npp- BIAKF and VIR6INiI-S HALL are no
IiF,T in rIy employ. {. -. KENNY.
uorthue.t corner Broad and : vfh streets
g.. s-s:s and 1908 cast Main sir -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10

HAVING QUALIFIED A ADMINS
III TRAITOR ID TIE csfat-'Of Lucy s. ARM
I~TEAD. deceased. all person, having claims
e-aiust tie sare. as well q, those indebted VIII
Tie4tt present. them to t..t undersigned.
X. ARMI~TEAD.
f1-ow zoos Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-10
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE,

FOR BOIH SEXES.
Urdcr care Of members Of the Religious society
ciFrencs. Thirty minutes from Bro1d-,tr,el
station. FULL COL.EGE COIE>ES-t ,ical,
scientific, and Literary. Also. PREPARATORY Y
SCHOOL Location unsurpassed for heaithin-
lcss. Extensive grounds; new and cosby Dmld-
stFs and apparatus. Academic year commences
sinh r-outh-Sf PTEMBEK ., 1854. ApplY
early To ensure admission. For catalogue am AL
yaTti culaTs address
INWARD n. MAGILI. :. W.. President.
g. 1-.2.f SwarfhmOre. Delaware county. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
COURT CALEYDARs-JANUARY 0.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAyBERs-BeforeB Barrett. J.-N0s. g.
$ 49, 50 Up 2 l25 ga l37 7 4l al 1T bt 5sS @ l8s @8s
2iS $50 552 55S 55i &55 25s $50 266 PEI
SUPREME COURT-GENRRAL TERM-BefOre Davis. p J..
Psdy le and % Dane JTHOi 81 g. III 49,
SUPREME CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.-Before Van Brunt j.
Nos AZ 26l G3 27s, 25 367 3l7, 345, $780, l2 23 li4
32G, 176, 1S4, 2Gd. 1919, 80. 10, 202.
SUPREME COURT-CIRCuTT-PAR I-BefOre Lawrence. j.
1892 1885, 1885, 1898, SOL s0l 5S G9 1885, 1885, S27
1926, 1855, 1872 ll2li9 1925, b58, 24ls, 445
J-NOs All 1897 2302 6G5 275, 1886 1901 ll43 l043
il$7 62S Gtl 1872 1879 l+04 l472 l4'7 1922 1887 l4So
SUPREME CotRT-CRcUIT-PART III-Begore DouOhue, j.
Case On-NO 229. No day calendar
SURROGATEs CoURT-BefOre Rollins SContested wills OF
Jane Blackfdn and Andrew Gross, ii a. MI James IuOy
suPERIoR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-Bef sedgwek, G. J..
Truax and O'Goman JJNos o. IL, l6 IL 20, H. y, 23
"a p, g. 81 30, 80, "a.
Nos 81 3d. 81 35 So 81, 81 49, 40 A. A. 43, a. 45 4t
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TEBN-PARr l--BetQre Freedman
JNos 54S 539, sG6 5S6, l2lj l34B $685. 1918, SI l49i
go, 1851. 579, 1913 llJO, 572
COMMON PLEAs-GENEVAL TERM-Before DAILY, c. j Lar
and Beach, JJNOs lS 20 23 81, 53 a. ol 81, So
s6, -, 8, S9 80. 81
C0M5!oS PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM-BefOre Daily J-NoG
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL TERN-PART I-Betore an H0esen,
5l4 40 GG 1913, 754, 750 627, 60 7O2, 3J3 3l $685.
CRY GouRr-TRiAL TERM-PART I.-Eeore Hall J,-Nos
900 1872 2lb 5iG 22H 2jS 23O l-js, l45 49, l0@ %o5
CRY CoURf-TRitLTRR II-Beforc Hyatt Nos
90 1G2 273 49, 33 3lj, us l57, 3l7 3s 81" 800 3Zl
322 3-2 32i 32j 32 So 80 : 33d a3l 332, 1888. 334.
CITY COURT-TRlAL IEHM-PART IIl-Ee9re Itawe2 JJ;TT
37 3ss 800 34O 4l, 3j? 9i3 5t4 3!5 5t 3t7 $4s S49
SOL 3j2 353 3Jl 30 3JS $685. 36D 3tl, 3t2, 500, 5of
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10

AS OUR SHOE BUSINESS GROWS. WE FIND THE
SALES RUNNING LARGELY IN THE SAME chASt
NEIAs OUR CLOTHING SALES, EANELY' IN TAn
BETTER GRADES OF GOODS. BURT & NEARs AND
HANAN & SON STAND AMONG SHOE MANUFAc-
TURERs RELATIVELY WHERE WE STAND AMONG
CLOTHING MANUFACTURERs-THA Is, AT THE
roP-AND WE OFFER THEIR PRODUCT WITH Ut
MOST CONFIDENCE.
WITH SUCH SHOES AND AN EXPERIENCED NAN
TO FIT THEM TO THE FEET, WE INVITE THE Az
TENTIoN OF CRITICAL PEOPLE. WE KNOW WE
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY, AND WE ARE CONSTANTLY
MAKING CONVERTS OF MEN WHO USUALLY PAX
CUSTOM PRICES FOR THEIR sHoE-.s WE SELL
RUBBER SHOES AS CHEAPLY a THE RUbBES
DEALERS.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
THE COURTS.
THE FEUARDENr-D1 cEsNoLA TRIAL.
MR.. BAILLARD's TESTIMONY FINIsHED-J. @. A.
CALLED.

MR.. BAILLARD's TESTIMONY FINIsHED-J. Q. A..
WARD CALLED.
Mr.. Ballard concluded his direct testimony
in the Feuardentdi CesnOa libel trial shortly after the
proceedings resumed yesterday morning lie SAID:
did not make any part Of the dove held in the hand Of
the bearded Venus put the mead on me Dody ana re-
the statues. have experimened with three or tour
preparations many different pieces of bronze am
willing to state what those processes Inever
put pana the br0nZes. It's two years since put
The preparation selected on the objects On those not
treated the bronze Is dsiueTatng. The baths brought
out carvings and inscriptions on statues not previously
On crOssexamination the witness said that he knew
nothing OF CypOe stone before be went to the Museum
TnerneDt T The Cnrt Ued that tbe secret process was
the property Of the witness aud he could not be COM
pelled to disclose It, The witness continued;
I was engaged by the Museum by the week at first
anu nowthe regular repairer al salary 0t Sl2OO year
have been under General d Cesnoa's direction since
first engaged. Whenever the General had any doubt
a 10 the relation OF pieces they were n0I Pu together
The legs and feet OF the big Hercules belong TO one an
other. The feet not in the same place as when
found The statue was not put up properly IN
FOureenthst saw that because plaster had been used
stood. The cement I used made OF plaster, gum,
gelane and glue never the statuette OF Venus be-
fore put it in the bath. | never talked with Ahey
about II and never took 1t home.
Hiram Hitchcock OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel, was next
called The Court ruled that the defence could not meet
the allegations OF the Cook pamphlet to the effect that
the collection was fraud by proving single excayatOns
prove by witness that General d Cesnoa had made
efforts toward American sale OF his collection before
ne attempted 10 sell 10 tne BflJl5u Musbulu. no
Hitchcock could find certain letters from General u
CesnOa, his examination suspended.
j. O. A. Ward testified that he had been trustee or the
Museum of Art since its organization. He member
OF the investigating committee and Of the subcommttee
which bathed the statues and called scupt0rs and
stOneworkers for assistance and opinions He said In
substance:
examined No. 157 in September, 1880. There has
been change in IL since that time never had any
doubt that 1t scuptured by one hand General
d Cesnoa has objected TO extensive repairs and 20 esto
aOns when suggested by the trustees consider the re-
pairs the sarcophags to be perfectly proper ones III
evident by the fracture that the head OF No 40 be-
lOnged 10 the body. The Egyptian warrior shows no
gruty of parts than Is to be seen In ndreds
Cypriote Cypriote crude There
is not correctly drawn statue in the whole collection.
All the laws of proportion and all rules Of violated
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
WHERE IGNORANCE WAS BLISS.

Mrs Lucy A. Brinkerhof has begun a suit
before Judge Freedman in the Superior Court 10 recover
right OF dover in property between One-hundred-and-
seventeenth and Onehundred- -and-eigheenth sts and
First and Second aves which involves interest In FIVE
Swan and her husband John L. swan the Society for the
Relief OF Poor Widows with Small Children the Harlem
Hosptal and Dspensary for Women and Children; the
Dispensary and Hospital Ward; William H. Ten Eyck
and sixteen others. Mrs. BrnkerhOf alleges that she
was married TO Richard Brinkerho April a. 1855,
and that her husband died May 81, 1873 After his
death learned for the first time that ten before
he had procured divorce from her in Connecticut and
conveyed his property to his two daughters. The
defence is that the divorce was legally obtained on the
ground OF desertion,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
DOTNGs or THE BOARD OF TRADE.

The annual meeting of the Board of Trade, and
Transportation was held yesterday, Ambrose
Snow, the president, in the chair. Treasurer H. r.
Durkeo reported that the receipts were S9,loS 70,
and the balance on hand January l, 1854,
81 ,443 O7. John c. Cook of the committee on
ocean transportation recommended the repeal OF
that portion of the navigation laws which prohibits
the purchase of foreign built vessels to
be placed under the American flag
that ma teral for ship-building manufactured in
foreign Countries may he withdrawn from bonded
warehouses free of duty; that American ship
builders for vessels built by them, be gwen an
amonnt equal to the duty which would have been
collected upon imported materials, where the mate
rial used is of home production; and that the navl-
CATION laws be modified so as to give the owner or
master of q vessel the right in any for
eign port to engage his crew, upon any
terms. John Roach. the ship-builder, spoke
upon the propositions by invitation
Further consideration of the matter was deferred
until next Monday. 4. B. Miller presented a series
of resolutions, which were adopted, declaring that
canal tolls should be abolished, board of thirty
eight directors elected, the new members beng
ex-Judge w. II. ArnOuX, John Nix, and Morris :.
Wise. The following officers were elected Ambrose
Snow, president; II. B. Clanin. l.. J. y. 5 ark and
w. Ii. Wiley, vice-presidents L. r. DuTilee. treas
urcr: Congressman Darwin k. James, secretary,
and +. 5. Gardner assistant secretary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
FATHER McCARTHY'S DENIAL.

The evidence in the suit of Miss Bridget E.
Cronn against the Rev. Father Florence Mccarthy of st.
Cecilia Roman Catholic Church in Brooklyn, 10 recover
$4,000 damages for assault, all taken In tho Su-
preme Court In Brooklyn yesterday The defendant de-
MED Miss CrOnins statements. She had continued TO
confess him. he said, week after the time when
she declared he had tried TO assault her. Several wit
nesses testified that Father MoCarthy's face bore no
scratches tho time Miss Cronn alleged that 1t did. and
that she went to confession to him after January H. In
rebuttal Miss Carrie MahOney testified that she saw Miss
Cronn give up the organ keys to Father Mccarthy say
ing that she had received insults enough.
The summed up and given TO the Jury late In the
afternoon and they were directed to give sealed ver
dict this morning II agreement was reached.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10

to S63 900 OOU the total business Tor tne past year
70 The net increase of for d the yesSr wsi
Wra,v. Of Philadelphia; John J. Aeker,
Of gray Albany, and Dr.. James W, ,soy. Bow
den, of NewYork were elected elected GTefiors
which were adopted unanimously, declaring
the attack that hadbeenmade on the personal char
acter of President Harper to be without toundaloh'
The association finally adjourned to Delmomcos $;
at No. Il2 Broadway, and partook of the annual
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Old Guard Ball in metropolitan Opera House. p, >, .,
Fnnerai of DR. Edward Lasker Temple Emann- p III
FcnorIeutdi Cesnoa libel suit, before Juuge Smp"n
Trownsond Investigation at Oyster Bay. ,,, -.
Society of Medical Jurisprudence at No 12West lhr'J
Professor Coppees lecture before Military ihsti'u'e
Governors Island. ,,,
Joint Executive Committee or Trnnk Lines.
Annual election OF Coffee Exchange;
Joseph Cooks lecture IN Parepa Hall.
Union League Club annual meeting. Nh.
Chauncv NJ Depews lecture on "a summers Dfllt
wood" in Adephi Academy, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
RETIREMENT OF 4 VETERAN REPORTER.
From The whitehall Rerfe,o.

From The Whitehall RerieG.
When the House of Commons assemblies
again the Reporters Gallery will he found TO have lost its
most striking figure Mr.. Charles Ross, for about half
century the chief Of The Times Parliamentary staff Is
about to retire Extreme old age for the veteran has
seen nearly ourscore years OF life is the OF his re-
tirement His venerable face and form, and still youth
ful buoyancy viii be greatly missed by the occupants Of
the gallery That he should have continued TO discharge
his most delicate and trying duties long example
OF what keen mind combined with a wc-haanced and
wcllcaredfOr body is capable The mantle OF Mr. Ross
w0rhily falls upon Mr. Leycester the able writer Of
The Times Parliamentary summary.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
ABsOLvING THEIR PRESIDENT.

AT the annual meeting Of the Mutual ReseTye
56 Iiberty-sf.. yesterday, the president, Z. b..
Harper, presented his report in which he asserted
that conspiracy originating in 1.-The, jealousy OF
instead Of capsizing the associations entire men,
bership. as had been predicted, the apses for the
year were less than six per cent OF the insurance IN
larger volume OF business during 1888 than in 1882
The surplus OF the association is S163,0OO; the
sssets S2I4 OOO The total business has amounted
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue Hotet-Ex-Senator fPanchs i noit
rcran ~ Itca and Attorney General Samuel T. COY
Of Rhode Island Te9ra Hot-G9yeT992Rr RI Ro,tooTc A.
Bourn of Rhode Island and Robert Garrett; 9 iand
Union square Hotelsecretay Of state Joseph II Dai
of Albany .Astor Housc-Hshop Nllit atat Fneinecr
Flnathan sweet OF Albany Hoei BrsS'cSoaIgl Gno Ro
SUI Si,,'nany 81 J0,ues HOiet-Ex-CongfessIn
V GP, eapnfagi of Amsterdam, n. Y....EreTeh House
Danicl Mapone, of Ogdcnsburg, y. L.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
HE WAS NOT IN.
r,o,n IN. phflal,lphfa Cau.

gentleman stepped into the cOuntlng-r0Om
of The Ne.c- York Sun recently and said;
els Mr.. Dana inf" . go
"I think he Il" replied the clerk. Would you IKE 10
see hint"
If you please" was the reply.
"What name shall send 0" was then asked.
"HOlman, Of Indiana"
"Ah, yes" -ss..,,,
The clerk stepped TO the speangtube and Quicky fe
ae& asOy s 'is but te Mr Dana left r fops DOT Ave min
utes ago."
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
United STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 9.-The proceedings in
the Supreme Court OF the United States to-day were as
follows:
No ls7Ous " cutler, plaintlG in error ast George L.
ami John Kouns. Argued -,
no Iss-Thonas j Onphant plaintiff in error, agt John
Hartly. Continued
Virsburg and Meridian Railroad Company ana others. Con-
40 I9I-The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Company appellant the National Car Brake shoe COM
Arg nent continued.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
TIE SHEARs AND THE C0CKRoACH.

From The DeiYoU Free Press.
A Pair of Shears which had long Occupied an
Editorial Table day Observed COckroach going for
the Paste-Po and promptly called out:
." How now, you Vagrantl"
"WhO's a Nagrant 2"
'You are and Warn yOu TO take Yourself OFF! "
Sce here" said the COckrOach, he to a sudden
halt don't to crowd Anybody off the Editorial
staff but Warn You that While plenty OF Editors
never have any for Shears, Newspaper ONCE In
this country can bo run without COcluOaches!p
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
WORK OF THE SPECIAL GRAND JURY.

The special Grand Jury of the Court Of Oyer and
Tc1nner acting under the advice of District-At-
t0rney Oncy, have appointed Henry NJ. Tate, an
Municipal frauds. Mr.. Tate is well known to down
town business men. With Mr.. Martin, one Of the
present Commissioners of Accounts, he examined
the accounts of the Brooklyn Board of Education
after Secretary Stuart's embezzlement. District
Attorney Olney says that Mr. Tate came TO him
highly recommended, and he selected him from a
furnished with sufficient clerical aid, the Board of
Estimate and Apportionment having appropriated
$4,000 for this purpose. II is expected that the
Court of Oyer and Terminer will be opened to-day
at O.e O'Clock TO receive communication from the
Grand Jury in relation TO their Investigation.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
END oE THE CARPET WEAvERs sTRIKE

The long strike Of the carpet weaycIs at Higgins
& Co.'S worstcd mill and carpet mill is ended and
all hands will return to work on Monday. +. ).
Higgins the head of the firm, stated to a TRIBUNE
reporter asst night that the questions of difference
arbitration, each side choosing one arbitrator and
the two TO select a third. They will go over. the
pay roll with view to equalizing wages in the
boys and girls have been out for nine weeks, and
they have lost an aggregate of $l50,0Q0 in wages.
Most of them, Mr.. Higgins thought did not wish TO
trade is much depressed and the firm has paid more
than its competitors.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
A CORPSE TIPPED OUT UPON THE FLOOR

Mrs. Margaret A. MeuTO, age seventy
one, of Clifton, S. l., died on Saturday
night. For twO-scOre years she had kept
nejghbors came in to attend the wake and emptled
the barrels kegs and demobns in their revelry
The coffin was tipped over from the table on to the
floor. and the body rolled out. 1t remained where
il fell until some neighbors dispersed the company
and restored order.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

More cases of sick headache, blllousness, cone
sH4 FOR less money by using Carters Little Liver P than
by any other means.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144Lexington.ave, between 29th and S0th..ts
Hours 8 10 l. to7. Diseases OF the Nervous syeten
Genito Urinary organs. Impotence ana steslneY.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10
Announcements.

Beware of a slight irritation in the throat.
rs CELEBRATED CoUGH DROPS AFFORD immedaterS rS
lief Keep box OF them In your house.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-10

FAR1 g. WusoN's "shOrt band Collars and
bead edge CUTS are the BEST Sold everywhere
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

First boy-"Now, SUNNY, / think
you're real mean TO let that dog come
over into our yard and tear up the
flowers" Second boy--''I can't help it,
johnny, he amt mine" First boy
well, anyhow. think he came from
your yard and so you ought to make him
STOP" Second boy You'd better stop
sniveling and crying and drive him away
yourself, as long as he's in your yard"
First boy-..I cant" For further partis
enlars see editorials on dynamite in Lon
don journals.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Gan a Woman Keep a secret ?

A prominent physician assertp that n
woman can really be made quite III by
trying to keep great secret; yet, with
ont wishing to cause any illness, but
rather 10 cure it, we have n secret to
impart, and that is, there is only one
thing that will dissolve the poisonous
Uric acid which exists in the blood of
Rheumatic and Gouty patients. OF
course you are at liberty to tell the Sc.
cret, which Is called Salicylica. II
strikes directly at the cause OF Rheu.
matism, Gout and Neuralgia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Only Dynamite,

"Take it away! Take it away.''roared
restaurant.keeper to a man who came
IN with strengthening package.
whats the matter with you? II you
amt fool why don't you take in your
sign was the kindly ponse.
Take it away! Z itaway! You'll
ruin my place and s he police down
on me.
"Aw, scrape tho mud off yourself
Watcher givln' us? That amt noihin'
but little wad of dynamite the boys
are iixin' up"
"Oh, is that all?' said the restaurant
keeper in a relieved tone; 81 thought
j. was hamburger cheese. ."-Merchant
Trageiier. .
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

+. Lindquist, merchant tailor, No. 20
Spring street, is himself practical cut
ter; and, having had ample experience
in San Francisco and Los Angeles,
knows how to meet the requirements OF
his customers. He keeps q full supply
Of the best cloths constantly on hand
and makes them mp ''upon honor"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Call at G. +. Heinzeman's Drug Store
for Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
Won Bulows German DYSPEPSIA Cure, and
Slaven's California Fruit Salt; tho only
agent in Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Damiana makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy & Co., wholesale liquor dealers,
agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

Ladies' who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bitters. 1t is pleasant to take.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29

II you want good fitting truss call
at G. f. Heinzemans Drug Store, l22
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in Southern
California,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29
Los ANGELES MARKETS.

Prices Eryor bssw sse for round lots. Of Sta
dard quality. delivered at store or warehouse
this city. Small parcels. Oh qualities or extra
eholce grades are not included. On the third
rage OF this paper will be found resume
transactions on Change. with = review Of tn
market each ay
HIGHEST LOWEST
AAKLn