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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
LYNCHB URG.
Death OF n Prominent Msrehant-Taueraio Of
Captain Bisgers-Accidents.


Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
LYNCuBURG, March 30, 1885.
Maurice Gugeenheincr. prominent
Hebrew citizen, and member of the
extensive concern Of Guggenheimer x
Co.. died late Sunday evening. His
remains were taken to Baltimore for
burial to-day. lie was native of Ia
varia, was forty-nine years old, and
fought on the side of the Confcderacy
through the war in the Second Virginia
cavalry. He was Mason, and greatly
esteemed in this community.
Captain w. c. Biggers was buried
Sunday with Masonic and military
honorS. Rev. X. Il. AGREE, chaplain of
the Third Virginia regiment, conducted
the funeral services.
Edward Cochran (white), while wreSt-
ling with companion near this city,
was thrown and broke his leg in two
places below the knee.
Henry johnson (cOlored), a brake
man ON the Norfolk and Western rail-
road, was brought to this city to-day in
a critical condition from injuries re-
ceived near Liberty Saturday night. He
was caught between freight-cars and
crushed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
SAD ACCIDENT.
Three Persons Drowned IN occehanpeck
Greet.

Three Persons Drowned IN orcehanpeck
Greet.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
TAsLEY. Va. March 80, 1885.
Mrs. Louisa Turner, widow, with
her young son, William, and niece.
Eva Turner, went down Occohannock
creek, in the lower part of Accomack,
last Saturday to catch clans. When
the party attempted TO return the
boat was capsized and the occupants
thrown into the water, which is very
broad and deep. A colored woman
witnessed the accident from a distance,
and ran TO the shore, but could render
no assistance. The unfortunate per-
sons struggled desperately to keep
above water. and their cries for help
were hcartrending. Before any assist
ance could arrive they sank and
persisted. Mrs. Turner'S body was re-
covered to-day, and persons are now
dragging the creek for the others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

NEW York. March 3o.--Stocks have
been very duh all day and has devel-
oped nothing OF special interest except
weakness in ysndcrbiits. The total
sales were only 10000 shares. Lack
awanna, Lake Shore. and Pacific Mail
contributed more than half the total
sales. Prices at the opening were sal
lower than they closed Saturday; cx-
cept Lackawanna. which showed slight
gain, and from that time till late in the
afternoon the general list was feature
less. Later in the day prices yielded a
fraction, which was checked just at the
close Of the Board, leaving the final
quotations within to ! Of the lowest
prices Of the day in n majority Of cases.
The only stocks whose extreme huctu-
atoms were as much as per cent. were
Pacific Mail. New York Central. Lake
Shore. and Northern Pacific preferred.
and Of these all except Pacific Mail IA
II lower than Saturday. All the re-
mainder Of the active list lower than
last week by fractional amounts. The
weakness in yanderbilts is traceabie
directly TO the announcement made
since the Board closed on Saturday that
a receiver had been appointed for the
Nickel Plate, and to the impression
that the proposed reorganization of the
West Shore will be successful. and that
il will then become more formidable
rival Of the New York Central.
Noon.-Stocks dull and weak.
Money, per cent. Exchange-Long,
4S4a4s4i; short, 4S6a4SGl. Govern
ments neglected. States steady.
Erening.-Exchange, 4S5. Money,
1 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold, sl45.300; currency. s23.49l.
Governments quiet and strong; 4 per
cents, 1924; per cents, lOls bid.
State bonds steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-virginia
consols. a.; past-due coupons, SOL ;
new SIS, j2I. North Carolina 6's. old.
ll0I. Bid to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

POET OF RICHMOND. MAmcn 80. 1888.

PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 80. 1855.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Smith, New York,
merchandise and passengers q. W. Allen a
Co.. agents.
steamer Ashland. PannDli. PhIisdslpbia
merchandise and passengers, ]. w. McCar-
rick agent. tsH
Schooner General y. T.. spinner, Dare
Charleston phosphate rock. southern Fer
tilizing company.
Schooner George II. Bent. Steeiman. New
York. carboy acid. Southern Fertiiizlng
Company.
Steamer ARIEL, Clifford. Norfolk, United
States mall, merchandise aud passeusers.
Il. y. Tatum. agent.
Bsrkentine William II. Dei,z. Collins,
Rio Jsneiro. -FOUR
schooner Is. Il. Jones. Pearee, New York.
slaves aud Pig iron yesxri Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner D.. X. Kirk. maxwell. New York.
pig-Iron. j. y. Gordon. agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. Mach so.
lBy teIsgraph.l
ARRIvED.
ystesmship Royal weisi. lBr.l;. Pierre:
cDossw. tor carlson Dock. England eoslesi
steamship t;uyandotte, Kelly. New York.
and sailed Tor West Point
SAILED.
coal. ihes~IrSk - and Ohio railway. ~
BARK EmInr and iso'ert tGes.I. sehnaidt.
fiserr,oif humber =
stramship ! j. Moore. Arsu,d. Aiiyns
FONT Conn, coal. ciirsapcske and 0hia
fsisney. fatf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
General Grants Condition Critical

by telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NEW YORK. March 30.-General
Grant is in a critical condition. There
is a rumOr on the street that DIR. Doug
las states that he cannot live twenty
four hours.
Lafer.-At 4:3O p. VI. DR.. Douglas
returned TO General Grants house, and
after being with the General about fif-
teen minutes issued the following bulle-
tin General Grant is free from pain
and takes his liquid food at regular in
iervals. and is as well as usual. He Is
rot aS strong and is showing more
fccblencsS OF body"
900 II. M-There is no change in
the condition Of General Grant. He is
somewhat weaker if anything. His
temperature and pulse are normal. lie
has taken liquid food III the usual guam
tity to-day.
General Adam Badcau, General
Grants former military secretary, is an
inmate of the Grant residence. On re-
liable authority it is stated that General
Grant has recently expressed a desire
that Badeau should become his literary
executor. The family has had stationed
before the house policeman TO prevent
further ringings at the bell and to keep
away all inquirers.
At 1915 the doctors announced that
General Grant was easier, and at 1895
j. NJ. little better, but very weak.
After issuing his bulletin in regard
to General Grant ut 4:30 p. NJ. to-day,
DIR. Douglas was asked if he thought
the end would come during the might.
In answer. he said - think not, but
the General is now passing through the
stages incident to the disease. and,
frankly, can't tell if the end will
come tonight. The General is growing
weaker and weaker" These words
were spoken without reserve, and car
RED conviction to his hearers, which
none of the bulletins had done. DR..
Douglas returned from his calls after
an absence Of about an hour. He had
come back to remain all night. DR..
Shrady soon joined him for the same
purpose.
Tie Ldtesf.-Dr. Shrady said this
evening that he thought General Grant
might rally from the present attack
and live some time. as the recent dis
turbance was the result Of trouble in
the head. and not from an aggravated
form of the disease.
THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
SYMPATHY.
ALBANY, \. Y, March 30.-Thc
Legislature to-day, by rising vote.
unanimously adopted resolution of
sympathy with General Grant and hope
for his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
sesGIsesesce.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dbpatch. I

ALEXANDRIA. Va. March Sol.
7. Dawny. who shot aud killed j. ..
Burnett. notorious character. last
night. wss discharged to-day upon the
ground of sv!i-defvnce. Buruett. IL 1,
said. ,ried io ineitc quarrel. and drew
knife on pasny. who shot him thTec
lisncs, oaie bail sn.ssiax ais heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
NH SILT
Tor RENT.

~
NO. asos cas-. Grace; pEracHEpBRIcx.
rooms. S25o.
No. gas north Twentieth, FR.AMETEnss-
MENT. 9 mems. 200.
40. $40 north Twenty fourth: BRfUK
TENEMENT. q rcoius. 300.
No. 400 north Twenty-etghth: BBtVA
ldetachedD, O rooms. s2le.
No. soc north 1wenty-nfth: fNAwk
TENEMENT, o roonss. $50.
No. all north Twenty third: FRAME
TENEMENT. O roosus. $500.
No. 9l9 north Tweaty-hfth; fkAuk
TENEMENT. 8 rooms. $40.
No. = north Twenty-sixth. near broAA.
BRICK TENEMENT. 4 rooms. S275.
40. IIo2 west Main; BRICK (det~chede
30. 7os north Twenty seventh: FRAME
TENEMENT. 4 rooms. $40 PER rioesn; -,
No. 1910 yenable; FRAMkTEfEAErF.
3 rooms. IS per month,
No. l7is Bsiding: RAMETENEMENr.
no. sca ,iilmer: FRRME TENEMENT.
no. siis Peasant: fRAMETENEMEsr.
8 rooms. 81 per month. -
No. - Taylor: FRAME TENEMENT &
rooms. 81 per month. 3.
", IL. LYME & CO.
NH 2a-gt lila Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
DRETTY CLOTHES
FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS.

FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
II Is 4 NOTICEABLE FACT ~ THE
CLOTHING BUSINESS THAT THE FIRST
RUSH EACH SEASON Is MADE FOR
THE CHILDREN'S SEASONABIE GAR
MENTS. PARENTS SEEM TO THINK
THAT THEY CAN BETTER DELAY
THEIR OWN CHANGE OF CLOTHING
RATHER THAN THEIR CmLDRsS's.
AND so WHEN SPRING COMES THE
LADS ARE HURRIED IN FOR LIGHTER
CLOTHES. AND THE BOYS ARE
DRESSED. EYES II THE FATHER
WAITS FOR HIS NEW SUIT OR OVER
COAT UNTIL A MORE CONVENIENT
SEASON. IN OUR wELL-SELECTED
STOCK YON WILL FIND A LARGE VA
RIETY OF STYLES AND \ LIBERAL
ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS. WITH ALL
GRADES AND PRICES.
OUR LINE OF CHiLDREN'S SHIRT
WAISTS Is AS EXTENSIVE AS ANY
HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY CAN SHOW.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE THE SAKS SHIRT
WAISTS ~ PERCALES ANDFI.ANNElIH.
A. SAkS & co.
TIE BOYS CLOTfIlEES.
1913 MAIN sTREET.
fmh All
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

lHy teIerrn ph to zoe plspalen. |

WASHINGTON. u. c., March 10
4, is not expected that there will be
suueh decrease in the public debt for the
month OF March. The receipts 50 lar
this month are mp TO the average. bnt The
disbursements have been larger than
usual. the payments on account OF
pensions alouc smoapting To about
$4,000, 600.
The President to-day designated
Assistant-Secreisry falrshild 70 act rs
Secretary 81 the Treasury IN the alb
senee " Secretary Manning. aud As
siktant- Secretary Coca 10 act as Score
tasy il the abssnce u secretary Maa-
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son RENe.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.

No. sip east lie, IN: 10 rooms.
No. s06 north Twelfth. rooms.
No. 400 north Ninth; q rooms.
No. 2 west Marshall: 10 rooSss.
No. 5i7 west Maruikii; o rooess. TX &
No. 1T west Main; . roenls.
No. FOL Third and Franklin: rc1syss-
No. sos north Fourth; I rooms.
Also. an elegant south Third-strcet Hh1u :
DENCE.
And also. an excellent centrally io,AseG
HOCst, IA first -class neighborh00d.
N. W. BOWIE.
NH SILT Real f~tAte AReWA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
The Weather in Richmond yesterday
rds clear and partly cloudy.
Range of Thermometer Yesterday.
Steamship Collision.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.

ADs setN-'"f'. y" Ne' bASPeaea.i
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.--The
steamer ID. j. Foley, hence 2sth in
slant for Port Antonio, returned to
Philadelphia to-day and reports !; At
2:45 A. NJ. the Goth, during fog was
in collision with the City of Savannah,
from Savannah to New York. The
Foley was cut through on the starboard
quarter just above the water-line and
carried away the main rigging. The
damage to the City Of Savannah, il any,
is not known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
From the Soudnn.

SrAKM, March 3O.-A spy who has
arrived here from Tamai reports that
OSman Digna has been deserted by al
most his entire force, only about 100
followers remaining with him.
LONDON, March 3o.-A dispatch
from Dongola states that hundreds of
diSaflected Arabs are hocking to the
standard of Fl Santouisi. who has APP
peared as the Prophet in rivalry of Fl
Mahdi. and who has established a camp
near that of the False Prophet at ON
durham,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

MADRID, March 30.-A serious out
break Of a disease closely resembling
cholera has occurred at Sanfelipe Deja-
tiya, in the province of Valencia. Fifteen
persons have died in the town within
twenty-four hours Of collie with chole-
raic symptoms. The report has spread
among the yalencians that the province
is threatened with return of the
cholera epidemic, which would COM
ple,e the ruin caused by the earth
quakes. The people of Valencia are
panic-stricken and are begging for fur
Their assistance from the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
Failure In Petersburg.

PETERSBURG, Va, March 3d.
Mark l.. Kull, one Of the Oldest and
largest clothing merchants Of this city,
has become embarrassed, and Ms store
was closed this morning. His creditors
are mostly northern merchants. The
store was closed at the instance Of
Bates, Reed & Cooley, Of New York,
through the United States marshal. On
April 9th it will be decided in the
United States court whether or not a
receiver shall be appointed. Kulrs as
sets and liabilities are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
Steamer sunk.
clegrnnh ~ line nispatch /

ny ielegNph 10 TIE pispstch,J
WATERPROOF. la, March 3d.
The steamboat X. L. Springer, from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, ran into
the hank Of the Government lighthouse,
at the mouth of the cutoff just below
here. at o'clock this mora,ng, while
under full Roadway. She sprung leak
in diiIercn, parts OF her hull. and at 8
o'clock she Was gradually sinking. The
steamer Natchcx took OF NIL the Spring
er's passengers. Nobody wes lost.
Her cargo iSla total loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
The War in Canada.

by teIegfhph 70 the Ifspatch.I
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA. March 30.
The latest from the West Indicates that
the Indians are expected to attack Bat
tleford to-day. Settlers and their fami-
lies are being transported to Swift-Cur-
:ient station. Great alarIn il felt. Tcle-
graphic communication between Battle
ford and Edmonton has just beea in
tesrupted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

SALVATION oil has many competitor,
IN the ,asrke, tat 40 rivals. Price -
cents u bottle.
II silcsls instant relief aaa speedy
care 10 Ell sufferers from r,.euaats.,a.
Salvation on - ceats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

'escxrnm 70 tne Df9p~o"'t
WASHINGTON, d. o., March sl--
lv6 A. A--Por tie Middle atlantic
States, fair weather IN southern pcr-
ficn, local rains in. northern portions,
fclfcred BY fair sreather. sovfhresf-
eyfy r,hds, generally rermer.
For The South Atlantic States. gem
orally rarn'er, fair reather, rariaDls
irinds, generally eusferiy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
The War I'm Central America.

LA LIBERTAD, SALVADOR, March
30.--The invading forces from Gaute-
mala to-day made an ocean attack upon
the army Of Salvador. No particulars
have vet been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
Terrible Collision at Sea.

SHANGHAI, March 30.-Thc British
steamer 0renteS, Captain Webster,
from Liverpool to Penang. has collided
with and sunk Chinese steamer.
Seventy persons were drowned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

T AIDES, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ FATHERS dyed. cieasse,i. ndenr!esi.
Ia he ass~t approved nsAs,ier, nad susd-
IRON pest~,p the lHte~i txsisixn Atste, Kid
sjc~ss x,id aees r,rsn&rst. =. S3DEiK
nom iafss. ussgishs aHd Fsnry- svathes
Nsnniartntrr aeS Hxsst i:sosd street.
k@sisHoul. Va. snh sv-tsas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
LINE. CGaENT. &c.

> CE0 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
&,<cy LAND LIME from the Gale
brkied "cobb lime kilns" daily expected
per schooner u. II. Ingnhsm, for sale loo
from dock.
ROsENDALE. JAMEs-gIvER ana m.
PORTED PORTLAND CEMENTs:
CALCINED PLASTER aud MAnBf.E-
DUST;
PRE- .DRiCKs and FIRE-cLAY:
PIASTERERS HAIR. WHITE SAND.
and ALI other BUIl.DiSG MArEarhfS
for salc low by
ROBERT WENDENBUH4.
Nos. sos Main, and ls07 aud 1909 cssy
streets ah zS-gw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

.[i,r oalle Dol ll,e DisIs .rn.

MADRID. March a0.--Grsnada aud
Maisga mere to-day visited ~ shocks
OF earthquake. which damaged many
houses and Injured many people in both
nlares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, March 30, 1885.

SAILS bbfOhIhD to obSnht AMI
WHEAT.-White, II bushels very
good at 96c. Mixed, % bushels very
good at 95c. Red, 800 bushels common
to very good Shoriberry at 80 to 95c.
CoRN.-White, S0S bushels very
good to prime at 50. to sac. t.; 100
bushels prime on private terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
hEahE.rH REAN

GEM E-THREAD.-We~A
Dare now Offering aful stock -
of Seine-1hread, consisting VI sn numlheeo
and qualities; Seine -Twines. AL sizes lAaA4
Yawking, Seine-corks. corkwcod. Fishee.
mems Oil-Ciothing. single aud douoie. We
ting on hand. and will give specially tov
prices to buyers In large quantities., haui.
Seine Netting made 70 order and perfses
goods guaranteed. y ~
80. l.. LICHTENSTEIS'S sONS.
corner Seventeenth and franklin ntsoeees
Richmond, Va. Sole Imp orten ~ tue e..
ebrated Lion-Bnnd Bsine-chTsad. wnG
ranted TO give mtieeactioa. 10 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
WHEAT BAKING POWDER.

WHEAT BAKING POWDER.
1T CONTAINS no INJURIOUS iNGRE-
DIENTS.
II leaves no deleteriOus substances in the
bread. rs all pure grape Cream OF Tartar
and Alum Powders DO.
IL restores 10 the Flour the hlghly-impor-
tant constituents rejected ln the bran Of
the Wheat.
II makes better aud lighter biscuit than
any other Baking Powder.
MARTIN KALBFLEiSCH'S SONS,
Sew York.
Established 1929.
For sale by leading grOcers.
NH l7-Tu&ThSm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, March 30, 1889.
SALES.--l, 900 Atlanta and Char
lotte first rs at Ill; LOCO Richmond
and Danville gelds at 90; 10 shares
Petersburg railroad at o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

y ak BARRELS FRESH ROCK
AsOfc LAND LIME per Shcoaer Az
fred Keen. daily expected, Tor sale low iron
vessel. Fresh 10, ANCHOR" BRAND
AMERICAN CEMENTS, .CALCIS8D
PLASTER. PLASrEkfNG HAIR, LArizS.
wARsER MOORE,
foot Seventeenth street. south side Dock
Lump and Groaad Plaster. Butnas, aad
Bark. inh ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
L'VR RENT.


No. 7ss north Fourth street, nine roou,ss
with modern improvements, ia nice ontes;
s275 per annuin. ,.
No. 1885,, north Fourth street. BRICK
DWELLING. five rooms, In good repair.
500 per snnum.
40. los south second street. BRICK
DWELLING six rooint. with the usual co..
yeniences: $3.50 per annum.
No U32 north Eighth street. iiAkuk
BRICK DWELLING. with large lot. suita-
bic for TIVE or more families; $500 per su-
No. 500 south Laurel street. ATfRAc-
TIVE MODERN FRAME DWELLING a
I'VE rooms, In nice order: sie.5Oper month:
No. I2s south cherry street btssiRABLk
BRICK DWELLING OF five roons; tiSt
per snnum. W. II. IL NJ ~
nh 24-2t lti3 Main street.
EOR RENT, THAT bARGRA
j. BRICK TENEMENT. No. sos north -
tifh street between Clay aud Leigh. con-
tanning IA rooms: modern Improvements;
now being painted and put IN iirst-ciass
ORDER
kpply 10 SUTTON & CO.,
NH 2o-Su. TSrh3t 1908 Main street.
EOR RENT. BRICK DwRIt-A
L ING No. sol west Main street; -
ROOMS.
BRICK DWELLING No. ti3 west Clay
street: rooms.
BRICK DWELLING No. 20s ives, Clay
suert; o rooms.
nh sa-Su TSThst HOS Main str~t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
MASTER CARDS AND EASTER

IL NOVELTIES.
BEAUTIFUL ~ FfNISH AND DESIGN.
We offer for sale the finest assortment ~
CARES and NOVELTIES for the approNsh-
ing Easter season ever displayed M iacS~
mOnd at prices from Sc. Ia 1850.
WEST, JOHNSTON CO.,
NH go al Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
EASTER CARDS. 1885.

EASTER-C ARDS, 1885.
We have over 1000 ENGLISH and
AMERICAN AT prices from &c. tos6.50. The
styles are new and ia good taste, suited 70
the SEASON. Call early aud get the best We
offer them AT wholesale and retail. -
Sc send for our catalogue of 1000 NEW
BOOKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

uxeU. Ae. ~
SwEET-P0TAT0 SEED.
An vsri~sse~--xA xAt;xl~n IkvSevA
Rkp-NtiSE. iAMS, ete.--s s>at4c< pft<>~-
ilf<Rf w. WIND. tet4pnnsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

EOR SALE. A POOL AND Bill
II LIARD-TABI,E. nearly new and in per.
feet order. I will sell cheap and on good
terms. Address A. l.. =. care DlSpdfch Of
flee. mh27-Gts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
SYMPATHY.

ALBANY, \. Y, March 30.-Thc
Legislature to-day, by rising vote,
unanimously adopted resolution of
sympathy with General Grant and hope
for his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31
FxRRy's EXPLANATION.

PARIS, March 3o.-pricr TO the vote
on the motion 10 appoint committee
OF credit, NJ. Ferry read Yesterdays
dispatches regarding the l.sng.oa affair.
lie added that the retreat Of the french
had been effected in perfect order. Tho
,loops had found themselves confronted
~ Chinese forces gbe>e n,uuhsrs Il had
Ls,n iaupessit!s " fescsce. Ths sseacl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-03-31

BROADWAY. NEW YORK t
Onscss In Ell the principal GATES a. ~
United states snd oensda IN Los.A9a 49,
VOLuNEs ISSUED QuAKTxKf3.
sheets CYChanata semf- Weekly. tV11noG1
pevisions and promEe nosincattou te'o1te
ms ke collections . specia,ty.' z. ~
IL manifestations srs grAteg as1 ~ 49,
nsss laFxer than pny other slnklpf gqEnH1Goe
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1885-02-25

WHAT CONSTITUTES RESIDENCE.

Judge Magic, in his late charge to the
Morris county Grand Jury, said
By the constitution legal voter is
every male citizen of the United States of
the age of twenty-one years, who has
been resident of this State for one year.
and of the county in which he claims to
have his residence five months. That the
information about to be laid before them
related to the question of residence. That
the term residence must not be taken in
its ordinary, but in its legal sense. That
If one leaves his residence with intent not
to return, and takes another for time
with intent to remain, his first residence
is lost, but il, in leaving, he intends to
return, such original residence constitutes
his domicile. His intention must be
gathered from all the attendant circum.
stances. That persons, such as Congress
men and the like, moving to Washington
with their families for the time being,
manifestly retain their citizenship at their
original place of residence. By one Of
the Crimes acts it is prt scribed that any
one voting who shall not be duly quail
fed at the place or time when voting,
and knowing that he is not duly qualified,
is guilty of misdemeanor.