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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
CITY ALMsHoUs g.

The city almshouse is under the
control Of the Committee of the tity
Council for the Relief of the Poor
viz: W. S. Gum (chairman), ". I.
Burwell, W. II. Williams, c. K. Banks
dale. W. j. Mcdowell, Julius straus,
James L. Phillips.
The officers of the institution are
Charles 2. Bigger, superintendent;
William j. Epps, assistant superlntend-
ent: }. s. u. Cullen, physician.
The number of inmates admitted,
discharged. and died at the ainshcuse
lrcm January l. 1884, to December a,
1884, are as follows:
Whites.-Admisted Males, pig; fc-
males. 81; children, 80; total $40.
Discharged: Males, Dol females, IS;
children. %; total, 800. Died Males
10; females, 10; children, 20 ; total,
40.
CoIcred.-Admitted Males, l67
females, l6l; children. "a; total, AZ.
Discharged: Males, ll3 females, 1874 I;
children, G5; total. 3l2. DEL: Males
Sc; females, 4S; children, 81; total,
l25.
Total number remaining December
"a. 1884: White males, GA; white ie-
males. SIS: white children, 10; total.
1873. Colorcd males, 7S; co!ored ie-
males, "a; oolored children, IL total,
| l4g.
Total. 2S7-bcing 90 less than at the
same date last year.
During the year 4 colored children
were adopted, and | white and 2 col
ored placed in orphan asyluus.
nepartment or Outdoor roor.
This department, also under the con-
troll of the Committee of the City Conn
ell for the Relief of the Poor. has fur
nished relief to outdoor poor from JAN
uary /, 1884, to December "A, 1884, as
follows:
Rofions. 49, Corn meal furnished,
1909 bushels, IL pounds; corn meal
furnished last year. $3.50 bushels. -
pounds; decrease from last year, $40
bushels, Gpounds.
FueI.-W God furnished. -405 cords
wood furnished last year. 43S cords
decrease from last year, 80 cords. Coke
furnished, 1895 bushels; coke far
nished last year. Lib bushels; In
crease over last year, 2l2 bushels.
Medicines. Prescriptions furnished
from city dispensarIes Exclusive o
Medical College,, 2,5ll; prescriptions
furnished last year, S,442; decrease
from last year, 93l.
Co6ns.-Number furnished, 40
number furnished last year, l51 de
crease from last year, IL.
Bar;dis.-Number furnished, lS3
Number furnished last year, 1871; dc
crease from last year, II.
.fmJuidRcc.- Number Of signals an
swcrcd. 240; number of Signals all
swcred last year, 271 decrease iro1
last year, 81.
Drs. Aaron Jeffrey and William j
Pettus arc the surgeons III charge.
City Hospiisf-smzi,-rox
Charles p. Bigger, superintendent
This Institution is under the control q
the Committee OH licalth-yiz.; DIR. X
G. Cabcll ichairmam, W. {. Ammons
j. II. Adams, j. j. King, and Di
Thomas j. liddell.
No patients were admitted, DIS
charged. or died from January /, 1885,
TO December 81. 1884.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

Members: William Y. IsE.,scai
tehairman). Nofmead Smith, 4. 4. ps.-
teysor, and William singIe.on. Sa'n-
ler Of meetings drrisg ,as year. ~;
amcrnt Of tie eoaasy levy, % per csn-
tim CT .heaiSonntof State .sx. As,,ant
oss,hscl tax: yarlrs .iairiet. - csats
on Sl00 OF valee; Fairfield, - eeats
on aigr OF waite Tirkahoc, Is csass
on slc0 Of yaluc i.rooS'aaa, l9cslts
on CLIO OF yalse. Namber OF ?aa2sss
ct alrshouse. 20. Temporary ali faz-
nisA,s poor s,esaag iunsshs g u s-sn-
s.Ler, sAsrery, February, sai Msrs5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
RIkrIIS.
pyrrs RECORDED.

Number of deeds admitted to record
in the chanccry Court Of the City OF
Richmond during the year 1851: jan
usry. 1856 February, 23O; March, 20.
Anvil. 2Tl; May, 2II; june -
July, aC5 f; August, l5S; Septem ns,i
1875; October, 22S; November, go !;
pec,u.l,r. 235 total, 2.I-.4.
Deeds recorded in hcnrieo County
rourt in 1884 January, ~ ; fsoru-
arr. C2; March, CT; April, 90 MAJ
100 ; June. SO July, So; August - !
scpt,n.Ler, So; October, S5 I; Aoss'n-
ler. G.. f; D,celaber, 81. Total, Ssc.s
cid newspapers at twenty-five e'nt'
per hundred at the Dispdtea counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

The following hsoftuAyy asasistics a.
the year ending December -, 1874,
we're compiled from the reports 81 the
Pcard Of Health DIR. J. 9. csbell
tpresident), Dr.. W. II. Taylor, and Dr..
y. D. Cunningham.
Whole number Of deaths. 1880
white. sl3; colored. l,067. In addi-
ton TO tho above III still-born were
reported in the city, of which IS were
white and 50 were c0lorcd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
CsyRsLfC SOCIETIES.

Below will be found u complete list
of all the Catholic societies connected
with the Catholic churches Of this city,
together with list of their various
officers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
MARRIAGES..

The clerk Of the Hastings Court OF
this city issued during the year 1884
SOS marriage-licenses, 33S OF whica
were for white couples and 23O for col
orcd couples. as follows 4:
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~. PatrieiN's Conference OF the Society
Of ~. Stneenf de Paut.

Revived February %, 1879. Rev.
John Doherty, spiritual director; A.
l.. Masuricr. president; James Hayes,
yicc-president; +. J. Parater, treasurer
John NJ. Donahue, secretary. Men,
bership, IS. Meets every second and
fourth Sunday, immediately after last
mass. in the basement OF the church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
italian Society Of Beneyoienee AMI
Fraternity.

G. Pelleqrini, president; A. Donati,
yicc-presidcnt; G. Maia, trea'arSf !,
A. Eqri, secretary: p. Gonnclla, A.
Bemicchi, and q. Is. Canepa, trustees;
r. rranceschi, d. Marcactti. and U.
Alright. sick committee. This Society
during the past year has increased ~
Membership to As. and is Eow in most
ilourishing condition. Ii meets four
times year. on second Sunday IN Jsa-
uary, April, July, and October, at
Ihon's Hall, corner Main and Sven
teenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

CthG cases filed:
Revenue Cases Total number, S29;
ended, SO.
Admirably Cases; Total number,
1903; eEaed. l02; pending, |.
thepccfy Cases Tossl number, l52;
ended. i52.
Ccminor-law casos Total number,
sl5; ended. 100; pend:ng. 10.
Criminal Cese<: Total number OF IN
,lictmeits, lt2 enGei, 1873; pending 4.
supr,ns Coars Of Ar..es;s, al Risi-
mart.
Judges: Irnssord l.. Lewis (presi.ien9
E,rjemin W. Lacy, Thomas I. faua-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
Andrews Literary Enstissto.

Organized October |. 1882. Officers:
A. l.. Masuricr, president; j. A. Me-
Donoueh, first yiee-president; p. L.
Murphy, second yice-prcsident; Rev. ).
Tiernan, chaplain ID. llorgan. record
ing secretary; James Kane, assistant
recording secretary; Joseph Campo
donico, financial secretary; W. j.
Quigley, treasurer; William W. sher-
vim. librarian John McDonough, as
sstant librarian; John Kenny, SER
ecant-at-arms. Active membership, 30.
Meets first end third Wednesdays, ct 8
O'Clock. of each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
COURTS OF LkW.
United STATES CiSeuit rours for shr
Eastern District OF virginia.

Judge, Hon. Hugh L. Bond; Clerk, NJ.
F. Peasants.
Criminal Cases Total number, G12
number begun in 1884, IA; number
ended in 1884, 26.
Common-Law Cases: Total number.
I.52S: number begun in 1884, 81;
number ended in 1884, As.
Chanccry Causes; Total number,
373; number begun in 1884, q; mum
Der erded in 1884, s.
yuftea states District Court for tho
Eastern DIstriet or Virginia.
Judge. Hon. Robert W. Hughes; Clerk,
William b. Wall; Marshal, Rutledge
p. Hughes; Register. Emmet Crunp.
Custom-house building.
Bankruptcy Cases: Number of vol
untary cascs...-.......-..- ..........,.--'o, $50
Discharged ...........-.....'-'''"4,V9o
lOsIrisst q ................s....-...-... Oh
Removed TO Western Dis
tr.ct OF Nlrginia-~.....-........ lle
- 4,27l
voluntary hankrupts not G.scharged-.l fGi
Number OF involuntary
casfs..,.....................'....'s. ....''..%Ii
discharged ~.....................l2a
DAN ikse d............ ....-. ~
Removed 10 Western
District OF Nirginia.-.-.
Total number Of bankrupts not DIS
charged 1855
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

The following table shows tho nusp-
her Of deaths monthly Of the two races
Cor The last Ave years:
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NJ. Joscph's Beneficial Seeiesy.
tSt. Mary's Church.l

William Feldhaus, president; Louis
Fox, yico-prcsident; Henry Brameysr,
secretary; Louis h. Schultz. viec-scc-
retary; John c. Nclte. treasurer c.
Holzlack. G. Tolker, and j. q. DAM
ling. trustees; j. B. Winter, Fr. ST.
tcrding. and Bern. Remkc. finance co'a-
mttee. Meets every first Monday OF
the month in the basement OF the church.
M.n,bcrshio 90,
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McCilI Lyceurm

Andrew Antoni, Jr.. president; Joan
x. Higgins. first yice-president; ). a.
Iiicrholzer, second yicc-prcsident 4.
Il. A. Burke, financial secretary u.
Iohmeyor. recording secretary John
NJ. Donahue. treasurer Andrew Gucr-
pillon. librarian; ID. O'Sullivan, scr-
ceant-a,-arms Rev. Father Ticmey,
spiritual director. Mee,S frs, and third
Mondays Of each month IN Lycerm
Hall, Cathedral building. Member
shin. G5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
Catholic knights or America.


RICHMOND BRANCH. No. l43--
State officers Delegate, Juan A. Piz-
zini: alternate, Ferrite. Very Roy.
A. Van De Vyver, spiritual direct
or; John Ahern, president; Edward
W. Drew, vice-president John j.
Sinnott. recording secretary; John w.
Johnston, financial secretary; Thomas
Byrne. treasurer John IL. Silva, ser
eeant-at-arms John J. Byrnc. sentinel.
Trustees One year, James McGraw;
two years, James I. ferritcr; three
years, ID. j. 0'Neil.
RICHMOND BRANCH, No. l62. st.
patrick's Psrish-Statc officers Dele
gate. A. l.. Masurier; alternate, j.
Y. Reddy. James Hayes, president;
Charles Kelley, vice-prcsidens; NJ. G.
Mccarthy. recording secretary; A.
L. Masurier, financial secretary; IL.
j. Shcryin, treasurer r. j. Tresaon,
serpeant-at-arms Dennis 0'GTady, sen
tinel; +. j. Paratcr, ". carmo.ly,
and Z. Burke, trustees. Membership,
50. Meets the second and fourth SGa-
days Of each month in basement OF
church.
Catholic beneficial society,
Very Rev. A. Van De yyycr, soisi.ua'
| dnector; John NJ. Iiirsias. prea,lea. !;
William Daiiron. yicc-prcsiiclt; T,ins.
B,tncs, financial secretary; John \.
Ncnonough, assistant iiEaacisl sscy,-
tsry; Joseph W. Laubc, recording So
rotary; p. fcnnessy, Jasic.s oo!,lsa.
and ". Rankin. trustees. G-ral'z,
March,, 1871. Cnehua,rc;; rlenae.s.
] Meets hrst TUESDAY OF each ia,aui =
Cathedral Hall at y =. ~
81 reter's Tesal Ai,>ssneses asi Go ss'
Getas ascis-y-
Very Rev. A. Van De yyyc-. s.srrss;sl
director; John Nagle. psssi sea,; caar.s'
| Fowler, first sice-grcsidest; \. j
trS,atel, second yics-py-s.leI.; Jans'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01

Ftftt meutgsp. (, s.
xaelsct bsuss >Dses ossoooD 4 y
Mn. Sarah Dooloy. pecel!n 4
Iawssnce I.ottier. In ~
Mr.. MOSS gs.e
ssxs.nt 4 n koi5sd ()eiohsf,
Is7s. MI ] tks <hapei y ~
Cathedral. sfsef High Mas. % (he tyse
Sunday IN each meash. Forty na ~
bers. =, !;
ysry1 !. Van u :, ssr, spIsitaal /.
dir1lcsj; n. Higgins, President
.Jnn<s n. 13o,cy. vicc-psesidcnt; VIII
liam I)a6soh, recording secretary JOHN
u. DoSerty. treasurer. Mects csery
Srnday IN she basement Of the CAthc-
dral Immediately alter higA Ma~.
Thirty-eieht msNbee,
N. uavy y sss6sf ~ 80 <sssas Ustsss
II. q. Fosrtmann, presidents Geor,ss
pliley, viec-psrsiicnt; i. Is. Schultz,
secretary Andrew weisman, assistant
secretary; Joseph X. liulcher, trcas-
ur,r; Joseph Amrhein, scrgeant-a;-
arms; ]. NJ. HuIcher, J. B. Winter.
and Joseph II. Mittcndorf. board Of
trustees. Fifty members. Meets sosr;h
Tuesday in each month at u O'Clock ~
the basement Of the church. Mc'nbyr-
ship, .. 4
Nc. nssy's ssdshsy OF u. q. VI
lS,. Mary's Church)
RoniIace crlsberger. project; John
Ross. flrst assistant; Joseph q. Ross,
second assistant. Membership, IS.
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
Miss Julia Rupert, project; Miss
Emily Meyer, firstassistant;; MISS Rosa
Dippner. second assistant. Member
ship, l25.
Knsghts OF 40. Joseph.
Very Rev. A. Van DE vyyer, spiritual
director; John NJ. RyaiI, president;
John A. Haley. first vicc-preside"t ;
". O'Neil, second vice-prcsident; Juan
A. Pizxini. Treasurer; J. a. Trcsnon,
recording secretary John A. Waters,
corresponding secretary Wm. J. Tyr
rell. financial secretary W. j. Shortei',
sergean,-at-arins; John fmwsan, msr-
! shall.
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Ladies' Benevolcut Assoeinttoa o.
saint rssrisk'. Parish. -Osssn'ssa
Vosc,s, l,eP rs 1884.

Mis- Mary IIolloran, president Mrs.
Sheryin, vice-president; Miss Della
Quigley, secretary; Mr.. james Golden,
treasurer. viii meet every Saaiay
Immediately after late mass.
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society for the roor.
1T. Mary's Church.)

Bcrnard Wittkamp. ST.. president;
Gerard Ross. yicc-prcsidcnt; Fred. ST.
teidng, treasurer; William Feldhaas,
secretary. Meets every first Saniey Of
each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
$4,000 ooe

The following taxes were assessed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
AZ. Pa,rrck's Christian Doctrine Can.
fraternity.

Rev. John Herman, president; Timo-
thy Kerse, yice-presidcnt; d. Morgan,
secretary; ID. O'Sulliyan, treasurer
Miss Annie Dolan, librarian Miss Lucy
Lyrch. assistant librarian. Meets im-
mediately after late mass first Sunday
in each month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
e1fy Mission.

The amount OF work done by the
CITY Mission during the past year has
been as follows: Soup issued at the
Mission house was 10000 quarts, with
G0.CO0 pones of bread 5000 SICK
rations. each consisting Of sugar, rice,
zee or coffee, aud crackers. There was
also distributed 500 yards new red
flannel. % bcd-comforts and blankets,
SEQ wards Of cotton aud worsted goods
"a dcnation), 1000 old garments, 250
pairs of shoes; 1900 visits have becil
made bv tic district visitors I; 600 tons
al gas coke "a donation from the City
CouneiD have been distributed By
tickets where most needed. Donation
of ooal and wood have also been mad
20 the mission. lloase-reat lsljo),
,nstyon's wages. and repairs haze all
ben ps;.s.. The amount expsnssei for
this work during the past year has bssd
81 .2s2.jAs the amount collected, 81, :
500. Tho officers OF th, City Ma
sion are as follows Mrs. II. +. 3aseg,
al3 east fran,lin street, president. VICE
fiesleen:s--First, Mrs. E!isaoesi Pas'
Ton, COO north Eighth strest; Ses'
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~. sophia's Ifsine

10 HARNtI SIRssLf.
This Is Home for agel and iaitrm
peor 90 hota sexes. withou, regard -
i.a,,oaalisv or creed. 1t was incor-
rotated April II, 1874. 1t is under
ilc charge of nine sisters, with Mother
Blsnohe Theresa as superior. There
are low c5 inmates in the Home. 81
men and "a women. This noble in.t;-
,mion IS supported entirely BY The
charitable contributions OF the pu5lic.
1tc fiearaona rssmv for ora s.sdis'.
THIS institution was opened on lst
Cc,ol or, 1898. and was cstshlishsd By
am Of s;0.00O fom Dr.. d. IL. Gr,gy,
a kirg William coIaty, Va. II IS
urSer lie control Of board Of diree-
ton Of the Presbyterian and hstaoiis
GeEoa nations jointly. Ths dirsss
management Is committed % 81 lal:ss
or c,cse Two denominations az eassl.
select,d frc.a the Gi;Itron; city caarclss
The Iieme las been purchased all
handsomely fitted up. The sroanaia.-
iasl,ed are large and beautifully shslei.
Fifteen ladies, 81 resiceats Of ta'i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-01-01
A.. Augustine tCoIorssii society.

Emily Mitchell, president and treas
urer; Ellen Griffin, yice-presldent ;
James Davis, secretary. Committee
ID. Davis.
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Dlspensary of the vetiicai College, OF
virginia.

virginia.
This Institution has developed into
one of the largest charities in the city
and ore Of the best organized dispcnaa-
rics in the country---indeed. none other
is known 10 those weli-informed in such
matters of equal excellence i'll its or
eanization.
Ii affords gratuitously medical and
surgical advice, with surgical opera
tons and medicines and surgical ap
plianceS, to all of our poor who come to
It's rooms thus providing for the poor
as skilful treatment as is scared by
ahe wealthicst Of our citizens. Its
rooms arc well arranged and ample, the
different races and sexes being received
in separate apartments, all of which ara
well warmed during the cold season.
! Ii affords the same advantages TO lndi-
gent lying-im women at their homes. IL
is divided into six separate departments,
each of which is presided over by ned
ical and surgical officers skilled in their
/ duties.
1t has treated during the past year
9,4l5 patients. q large number of whom
have received the benefits Of some Of
the most important operations in sur
gerry, gynecology, and obstetrics.
The drug department is also presided
over by conscientious druggist with
large experience in practical pharmacy.
and well known to our citizens during
along term Of service in the we'll
managed store of Messrs. Meade &
! Baker.
The following is the present organi-
yation Of the dispensary:
DR.. James {. Deaton. superintendent {;
Dir. W. I. 0ppenhcimer, assistant SUI
perintendent.
Department Of Diseases Of Women
and Children: Professor John ) Well
ford. consulting physician; DR.. r. G.
Randolph. me,.ical cInefof department.
Department Of General Surgery: Pro-
fcssor }. :. ID. Cnllen. consulting sur
!. econ; DR.. X. b. Coleman, surgical
chief OF department; DR.. Daniel j.
Coleman. assistant.
| Department; Of Diseases OF lhe Heart,
Lungs, and Digestive 0rgaas: proses'
scr N. L. James, consulting physician
lsr. Themes Gresves, medical eh.eE o.
department..
| Department OF Diseases OF the Eye
| Ear. ara Throat: DR.. caarle' NJ
sI.ields. consulting surgeon; Or. VIII
lam r. Mercer, sareiosl chief of de
parimeG;; Dr.. c.lsrlcs 4. Diaaioa, rs
! sistalt.
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r ,,,s. 4. : sss.s. IslsIl,osr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-03
DEPARTMENT. NOTES.

With the beginning Of tho new year the time
for taking observations by the signal service
was made eight minutes and twelve seconds
earlier SO as TO conform TO standard, or 10Th
meridian time, instead OF Washington local
time us hcrctosoro.
Hon. william d. Thompson, the now second
assistant postmaster general, took the oath of
office ON Wednesday, and entered upon the
discharge of his duties yesterday. In the af-
lGrnoon the clerks of the Office called upon
him In body to pay their respects, and We're
presented to him by the chief clerk, MIR. g. NJ.
sweeney.
A statement has been published to the
effect that Paul d. Armstrong register of the
land Office Mt Huron, Da, had Hbsconded with
oil the public money In the office. II is learned
at the interior department that i. Is. Arm.
strong left the Huron land office, whore he
was employed, several months ago, and that
there has been no abstraction Of public money.
The comptroller Of the currency has author
lied tho National Exchange Bank of Albany
N. Y, to begin business with capital Of $500,
600. lie extended the corporate existence o.
the following named banks TO January 6, 1906
The Railroad National Bank at Lowell Mass
the Second National Bank Of Allegheny, Pa.
the Merchants National Bank Of New Albany
Ind, and the Second National Bank of Louis
| vile, Ky.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-03

John McCuIiough's Narrow Escape.
Johh Mccullough, the actor, narrowly
escaped being run over by a railway train
at the Broad street station, Philadelphia,
Thursday night He bought q ticket for
Chicago and reached tho car.shod just as
the train was moving out Of the station
He dashed through tho open gate, fol-
lowed by the oolorod attendant who had
been sent with him to the station, and
who rushed past him, jumped on the
train, and then attempted to assist the
actor to got aboard. As Mr.. Mccullough
grasped the servants hand and attempted
to lift himself to the car, his foot slipped
and he fell from tho platform. The col
ored man exerted all his strength and
lifted him on the car just in time to save
him from being crushed as tho swinging
motion Of the train brought the cars to.
pathpr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-03
How Not to Lose Election Bets.

BosToN, Jan. "A ecision of interest
to betting mon was rendered in the mu-
ncipai civil court to-day. Henry Menick,
stakeholder held funds which the de-
PENDANT had placed In his hands on the
election of Blaine. The defendant lost
his bet, but declined to allow the stake
holder to pay. The plaintiff served q
trustee process to hold the funds in pay
ment OF tho defendants Indebtedness.
The court discharged the trustee, being
virtually a victory for the defendant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-03

NTADANI LAMBILE,
From 80 East Twenty-nrst Street. New York,
VIII open branch parlors ut 1927 + street,
Washington, THE 5TH OF JANUARY, with
an elegant assortment of Ball, Evening, Dinner.
and Street Tonettes.
sort do hal colneur ct Chapoause. ial.3t
TIME WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
l. EVERY THURSDAY MORNING., and con-
tuns all the news OF the week, subscription
ny, centA
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THE ART OF
Nj + M Q RY.
PROF. A. S. BOYD,
AT 922ia + STREET NORTHWEST,
wAGIItNGTnN n -

WASHINGTON. d. c.
Is teaching with great success system which
will enable you 10 acquire incts or anything de.
sirable TO be committed 10 memory In ono-flfth Of
the time usually required.
You can, amer two hours instruction. commit
to memory, by one reading. from dGy TO one
hundred words, figures, or technical terms. and
readily recall them with ease and accuracy.
Many OF Prof Boyds pupils. with poor or ordi.
nary memories, have been enabled, amor two or
three readings, to recte long poems and give i'm.
mediately and correctly, any limo called for Rc-
cording TO Its number, and to give every thought
in order presented in lecture Of an hour amer
listening to Its delivery.
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PERSON1L COMFORE

Are requisite to health, hence the highest medl.
cal, surgical, judicial, political, military, and
naval digntArles of Ills country, representatives
Of leading foreign governments, ana thousands
OF other Well-EnOwn persona t7 VISIT DIR.
WHITE 3 SON. l4l6 Pcnnsyiyania avenue,
Washington, and l North Eulaw street, Balu
more, for relief from and avoidance of Corns,
BunlOns Diseased Nails, an luther lOOt ailments,
Fee, 81 sitting Established In Washington IN
1861.
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Decentralization Of Lees Army at the Close OF
the struggle-Men Throw Away Their Rifles
and Accoutrements-All the 0flccrs Knew
That the Jig was Up.
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LIMITED STATES MARsuALs SALE.

y
by virtue OF three wrlts OF hcrl faClA9. issued
out ofthe Clerks Onice of the Supreme Court OF
the District OF Columbia and to me directed
Will sell Ut public sale. for cash, In front OF the
court house door o. said District, on MONDAY,
THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1850, at
IL o'clock m, all the right title, claim, and
interest Of the defendant In and 10 the following
described property, to witt
Lot numbered twelve l2), In square numbered
olghty-lnnr lSD, fronting on y street north, be-
tween IWeuty-llrSt and HwCnty.scCOnd streets
west aud the south half of 10, numbered ten
tlO), In square numbered one hundred AMI two
tween q aud II streets north, In the city Of
WASHINGTON, d, O., "a satisfy executions No.
2i'9996 ~ favor q J9snphne NJ ~ Rrowwn NO
No 22,05I In favor Of Daniel kOlb against
Harriet A. Xant2ngcr.
CLAYTON MCAlICHAEL
United states Marshal.
THOMAS DowLISd, AuCtOneer. delO1St