library of congress€¦ · daily dispatch. vol. lx. richmond, va., thursday morning, july 28,...
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DAILY DISPATCH.VOL. LX. RICHMOND, VA., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 28, 1881. NO. 24.
.THEO IS PATCH.-~siy THE DISPATCH COMPANY.* J.-.r-.n-lwTSS'AUI.V IS ant ABC'S.
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_iiaILY HIM'ATt ., udeinero-t fcvnbMrt-JI*J nevsa* . BXrYl r*r week. nsysM* to live...J? wss*!*. Malted at 66 P*r »«sum j 88 for
ffu^Sti M** "-r tar** kostka: 60a. for os*
.aSlfsfNbWKr.Bl.Y HWPATCH at 88 BSA aa-
lz~ ll for i'.i month*. _
«.*,"Vak', v HisH'ATt fjatSI rssrsanais.
'~~%-mr AstlKICAM MMAt'P-_~~**-~ v,i MOKE ROI ND
THE. A M E R I
Tats.
«... brice. In EBjBSMBM con-trm-How tats all».. J£S£ of t isasistTT for me pantaloons,
,\-re .mlt'wrT.Eaiian.HrenaaSlaasl.in-^CooTditarrtitrc Hie -birt bosom.I! """ rr\|ln nC the Slxvtlld, r.
-J'T^.^ Ssss^"1" "" "" ,-,'<n,S * ,!"
Hf*BSrsOMvA»*S t»f K'c i-ntalooat caa he adjusted
.ftZ^esni <* the adjustable hack strap a gnuie*¦ V1 7 hr».v» way ba outa'ned.« ew ,"L w«t"" th- ptnuioo.s msv lie rahed
J^jIXXm UUtVfcrlng vrt.lt, .hr fn.nt.
fSJ OKDI'.KING RY POST,
^v r POil WMM THRtH (.il
PRU K, twO-aMarc postal oh
CARDOZt), Als. U'.
1006 EAST
l iiivfUV.AN. PRICE.420 BAB1
MU ( A I IONAL.
ttViVEE^ITY fsC'HOOL (DA, AM'I ,- i.L'iiiAi. PETERSBURG. VA.-Seven-
1MONDAY.Ocir.her 31.trr.i'e Cnlvtrtltyof Vne.nl..rua-hprer-tra ncade-uM*. Higlilv rtcnin-N*«' v rttty; location healthy;--SiTu. if.'r'rr v -.. .. e tful. lariv afitllcalion ad-
Ixiar.lert I- limited. Foi'u; W.GORDON MCCABE,
,-«a* adtims.l-,n.,i .alJiirn_
ll vMtol.rilM \c«»N COLLEGE,ASHLAND, VA.
..;... -KPTEMBEB 16, 1881. A
.-.,. tl. sm! s< IENTIKIC COURSEmoderate, i. eaikaa ae-
.¦ nd ioi-f \vKTT.Pre»'ent.
,, MILITARY ACAD-I KAIA' I"'-' plr uar.- addrct* Col. C. .1.
ii nnclim;._J Aw*'.*
Js hon i usn i uh rv big a-^ -i m. ll AMHERs-T. VA.Aiekrl.Hmrt-rl snd bieh-vra"** kImmh, aulcly
MMauatory U> th« Ciover-tiA ol' A'ir.-inla. -.
-Mil mi'.h: Bm. issi, nedin charge foi two br*Mb< rs. or for the ont ot
¦labtert f.-r cliculsr- idiir«-< the IT lu.-Ipa!._IL A. STRoDE.
i: H UMOND COLLEGE,RICHMOND, VA.
x- miles I "-eilis SKI Ti MUKR2V..1S81.nih-.
| a I'LTY:I iiucsn 1! vi ION.A MmProfetaor of Latin.II ii. iUHKic M A..Profeasorof Greeki;,, ii - sassie, A. BL, H. I... Profseaor f Mod. rn
A il liiroAvs. n. H. I t-r.ssor t.r r ni-11-li.Epwabp II -Ainu. M. A., l'n-le.>ifl' Bl
i ll ak: i - ll Vi in-ms..Al. A.. Pr ofes-or.-f PhvMcs.I ii in i ah. v. M.. LL. o.. I'n t.-- - oft bemwtry.vin 11 vu it. in n* Al. a.. H. IX,Profs*
run,** itt.-ami li H. Dav ii - I.aw.
v-l- Of a UK-no si STUDENT.iiundrr.1 and ninety-rix. dollars, t>»r nine
rei all the expense* ot entrance*r- ti., iiirli -. and walbina.
B >l"l sr- and lifts r. m.-will mee', thestudent.
la'ugu-'i. a, n v at tue bookatnre*. or addrt-si0, PUBYEAB,
smwtBelBtdlw_« InOrni-sn.
LoilsTDALK ACADEMY.om. nee Us iwenty-fourtb a un mil icaaloa
-I Pl EMMEB -'4 1881,« i.:,.mi n P. BOYD, of Baton Rosee, 1
bi former Instructor.LABKIBai nil-and run.ii- ai Ajou, .h.il otinr ooaspetenllindi: 6-1" f r all e\|i*ntes for nine momba
J!
t t.t nsi i. H. K. lloAT.LARKIN WILLIS,
Madison emin' \. \ ..
1< HINOJvTbERNaRDconservatory oe music,
nu t.r ihe .tireen( AR.fl.INK BU HIS(.--lis i:s AIM) AND
Pl I K II I H K R N A ll H,RICHMOND, VA.
BaOag leased the Urge mansion lOUr) ea-t Clayttre»t. weare n iw pr. pared m receive a limited nnin-
ai i:i-ii.ks r rt P1L8 foiadi Al. itel lNs|R!'MENTAL INSTRUCTION.
BorosaB Oslnlna um'tTtlie r»er-..¦nal Bautiillus of Msdamt Hernani. Italian,
.;. riiisi), Elocutioo. end au brancbeaol ada*cttlunuuthi ll rn-uired. For UrmiBOtdt to
( AK.il. 1.NT. RICHINGS BERNARD,Je-aUi-dAw_ld we.si Grace street.
yiHGINIA PEMALE INSTITUTE,(DIOCESAN .-( HOOLOE VIRGINIA,)
flAtMOX, Ya.,
Mit . (itsiBAi. J. BJ. IL STUART, Pms. it-al.
-I TAUT WU! bl lU.lcI hv a full corps ofassails* iraciur-, and tia- advantage! la ali depart*h.-ni- art BBBaraa*
ana ol las prlaelpal ls ta maka teaching: andtriming ISOroSBS, tod ttiu. prOBSOt* Hie bell coudl-
: mind ant! hearLli.t bul.tliur- arr coniinoJloiis ami the groaadl
bree tn! sttiaetlte.TUenn BS8EPTEMBEB 15tii.TlSl iii and all SXtlSSSSSS
(itilogues lent ssea sissBcaUoB lo the Prlfactpsl_fjy 'J-roila!in)_
[ A W S (. H 0 0 LOK
\l A.-IIINI.ToN AND LEI IXIYLK-II A .
i["'.r.u^L"° b* TB XT.ROOK* Bad PRINTER.',,', I Ri- ii . OURBES "1 ii.-ll in- ns -in !A| .(,{.,, , Ts ,,, tmlatniJ ron. Rr.-iiatioi,- elabteoa kanrs a w,-rk. l'ar-n-;iiiar aiti-mi..M io MOOT-COUBT EXERt l-l-.iciTioM axb Ebb* mo. wtatcb lucludeaall Uni-
. no 1 tin,.,-s i,,r nine month* needAt-. ,i ixz\
,*" ii Muli: 15. 1881. - ml forVAT"V' ''. '. CAMPBELL, JB.,Ja l^eoljiin (-u.fk A,.t< Leiinnion. V.-i.
JOELLEVIE UK.ll school,,,, s r . ¦...^RDOOUMTY.VA.,en .ls ""''vv' s''r" railroad, Ifteen mlle- sraslr ,,v /..'"''¦ Votin: men alni boyi prepared for
-. li-autilul am! healthyof iradi, rs ;iborn*jjrb Inatruc-.ii For tba accommodation mid
furn..',? \'u''""*. i'.r eaiaioirues oonUlnlng lu*AA. IL ABBOT,Pnnclvn.1,
JL^^*jtm___B-'Uvuf P.-s'-Qfiice. Va.
Mt-RrArRAMT.
gOPT CKAB8,W Vil.ITT) (RAIL-,'
llOGM-H, ANTI KINK bPGTB, BlSNKLLlNti A ADAM- -,
BS.88 Km rte.htlisir.st.
»*ROl I Kl KM, I.lsel (IRS, at<.
"JJKNo- TIA,"TMKA NK( TAR" TEA,
FlkBatTGlNIHrAA'DKItS ANJ>(io|.(,N(.s.,BSBBIABa BRKAKKAST AND JAf.iA TEAS
MALIA Itl'l TERA..¦.ddGss-taaai Tonic Ulai lt delightfully aromatic
^¦¦tMittaAae, Kortaleby
IrasJOBEEMM. UL Aft. (.rotor,
No. b2fl Malu MrreL
Si'u!!£L1*W <l,»KM.-a6 trade barrelsJ)lr* **. Y* "TORKS A CO.
^ACrFreL AMlUERKLNUS:*.(' hiifrtfc *{* '* KAT »¦ ACE KRKL ;^?.?1"1-" tARol.lNA '. IT HER-
a. y. BTtAlLEB a co.Jiie¦;.»** ^tHI .Vt, iv.
P'Xrrr°LI) V H K N C " BRANDY,^H'kA^V'iHsKVl-'* ****' *1- CUolt»
T^~-GE.mt.K A. HUNDLEY.
SSSISP^ AN1> 5KC* TEAS
K»A-\ GKORI.K A. HCNHLKY.
I'I RHONA I.._*Y s*RIENDS AND PATK0M8.sbandoued
lou In Rleh-**<MtJr^ .^Jf":* *ot .io"t l»»* ' h»<'*H*TSXl,'¦* Srtcuee of mr pr.rfWnu«siv iii:*'¦,* -'««tbad of tuttea tbat.*»*.¦» wi »v»nr« u a, ay abtonref«>rr^iY^vVr,,M,.ih5« i will rcs(mkmyU^ >8«b ,A I»LTIEB IS HICIfMOKIl ISps**aafaltai.!1'* <1*,,. '. lk*** ¦» frtcndaaadl'*t*aasa. r-nettaa-spamnsad maay acuot"*".» .10B6E bBUKrid tftaroj*, Mr aj.
TsssB AMI RICAN BBAsVbTk
SHOULDEK-
ts\ tt ace:
BfTBS,1. This brace In Its peculiar conitnicilon has all
tbe a.lvantajre* of a Chen-1.-.pander aim Skirt-Supporter i otana ned.
'i. ii expands Ihe che*t and give* free respirationto the lungs.S. lt keep-, the shoulders perfecilv straight4. Ii relieve* luck. hip. and alxtomlual organ! hy
<ti|>ivirttnv ihe entire stlghl of Hie clothing fromIhe .h.utilers5. ll is sum without anv Inconvenience what¬
ever an.I impart* new life to nu- Bream.6. lt ls vainsb'e lochlldn-n while at their stiidtr*,
"tiilmng Hu in to always Ml erect.
SI ND (HFsT MP.AM'RE.
OCT Hil IV IT KI I BTATBS.ll, 81.80, |2.Dr BS FAY Alli.1. lo
afOBSl .* co..
Main stukkt,
¦TEMPLE .1 t ...
naOAl' KTRKST,NTS.
PI.KKV Bills' PAIN till.I.IR.
sJlMMKH COMPLAIN I S.
At this vcan.ii vii1.un iinea-es ..f Hie bowels are
Mt. AN1> MANY l.IVKS AUK l.'.vT throughlack of knosslt-ilKc of a safe and sure remedy.
PBRBY DAVIS' PAIN-KILLERls a BUBB CUBS BOB
lilMUD ti; A. DY8BHTXBY, SIMMER COM-PLAINT, CUOLBBA, CHOLEBA-
HUBBUB, kt( .,
AND is PEBFEl UV SATE,
BEAD I MK P0LL0W1N0:BAiBBBRKlB. N- V.. March ii. 1881.
ri.kuy Davis' Paib-Killbb nt*erfalla to nf-furii inst int rtlirf for craiiin an.I pilli In the
lp m.. u. .lt.si PH BfURDITT,BlCBOLVIIXR, N. V.. Ki brum 'i. 1881.
The wary Icm medicine I kaowol fordyaenterv,cholera-marou*, and cramp* in ibe stomach. Have
lor year*, sml H iv mr. can erl rv tim...11 Lils w. DBE,
MotsTooa s Iowa, m ircti IB, 1881.I base um i! >enr 1'Alt*-lill.I. Mt hi severe ...
eravp. C die, and Cholera-IB' rt its, aiei ii kuso al¬ni.'-! instant relit f. L. K. CALDWMI
CABsraavii lb,ca FebrAari 88,1881,Ker iwentv searv 1 ii ve nved your I'.ais Ku.mi:mv limn y. lissa- uvei lt mans time for sovvel
eoiiipi.iiiiiv. and lt alway! cures. Woui.i noi (eelMfa wltboat a bottle In ibe boase, j. b. IVIE.
vmd. Ali ...lau na rv ii. 1881.I ase ucl PSBBY DAVii1 I'Ai.N-Kii.l.Kit for
tsre.ve rears, ii |* taft,eurt*aud rtliablt. Nomotbt r 'b .Hld aitow ii io tu- nu of ihe ramIly.
H. I. NAVES.hmh.s. N. V Pebraarv 18. ism.
We bearan ming ii over thins yean ago.aad ltalways gives immediate reltif. WoiUd hardly dareto j.-,, to bed vslihont a bottle Iii tie- lion e.
W. 0. IPEBBT,00BWA1 BOBO*, v. i K, bnnry BB, 1881.
Nsarlv every family In this aiellon keep* ii t.-ttiein the h Dr. E. Morton.
CntTKD RTATBS tii\-li,STl'.((itu iii i'. Hinsi-ii Piirsvi.A. Feb. 8 11-81. J1 have known PBBBY DAVIS' Pain-Kii I.Kit
ilmoal rrom int ilas it sv.iv luirotlncnl, ami atti r
seai- of observation anda*e I reward it- presence Inin> iiouseiioUl a.. au Indiaventubtt ntctttUy.
1. S. Pl. 1 I i !.'. Inn. il states nasalHi UIHSt-tlN TBMT, 1 SUI.AND.
I tine] I. en levetal 'las.-. Miff, rlnr stswii Iroiri
disrihtea areompsriied sn h Intense pain, when Iiiuii sour I'ais lin.i.Mt, and found simoat instantrelief. H. J. NOONE,
'i\ MOBTAQITB STKItET, I 0HD0X, KMil.AM'.Dorina » reslOBBce ol IwenI y-ibree sears m ladla
l base inseii it lu many eases of dtarrhou, dyann.Dd cholera, and never knew u to lalI (ogive
lt. i LABIDOat
BO FAMILY (AN sae*LY BB WITHOUTTill- INVALUABLE REMEDY. Itt price bringiit sMilon lue r. Bt li ol all. For sale bj ail (Imgi'lsl*at li ."iv. , ."Oe ami M » '*
PERRY DAVIS I SON. Proprietors,Jv 21-eodtSel Providence, lt. I.
I KUI'ICI Kl IT LAXATIVE.
I'KKSf RlllHD BY PHYSICIANS.
rrUOPl( -Fltl'IT LAX ATI VF.
PBBPABBD I'l.'OM TBOPICAL MOTTS AND
PLANTS.
A DELIC0U8 ANO KKFRKMHNO
Finn LOZENGE,
WHICH BBBVB8 IIIi: I'CKPnsE OB
PILLS and
D18AGBBBABLB PURGATIVE
MEDICINES.
TB0P10-PBUIT LAXATIVE
i8 nu
Bl Bl PBEPABATIOM IB THE WORLD
poa
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, HEADACHE,
PILKS. AND ALL KINDBED4 OJBPLAIB 18
It ads gently, eSirtlvely. sud ls delicious tn take.
Crtantlaa taetystaaB thoroughly, lt imparts siseeto
mind and boils, and dispel* melancholy, nypocbon*
aria, etc. oaa tbiax cowvixi rs.
PACKED IN BBOBZB TIM BOXES "M.V.
I'l let. ii5 ami 60 cent-, sold bs all .1i:igjflviti.I mr 3-d-o.lt MhUl. *S81
IKON III I ILKS.
llNOUN'S IKON BITTERS
IK'ts BITTEBS
A True Touic.
IKON HITTERS
( easplete
8tr.-ngil)iiiej.
Ihon BITTXB8
Sate Appell *er.
Are h'fbiv re.commended f r
ail diseases re¬quiring a ci r-
laln an.) iiii-.ient T0HTCes¬pecially DTS-im-is. INDIlil.MltlX, IN-I I 1(11)1 1 IMion. toaiI SI UK .VU I li.
ss o i orArra.Tl TE. I. Ai K OtKM BOY, SIC,Enriches t k t-
i.too.i, strength-1PBS the muscles,and gives nets!life to the1mises. Tiiky:ACT I. I K K At iiai-.M on thedigest!veer.aau*, reiiiovlug -
all dyspepticymptpoin-.THY 11IKM.
Solo bvalidruK-'IRON RITTERSKlvts.
Wine for UmA ll c Book. A "ure Reviver.sk*, j ru rcs:. 1
IRON HITTERS
(ure lis-i-spvU.
I HON HITTERS
K..r Delicate
Fems lea.'
See lhat all IRON BITTER-* are uianufscturesl l.vBBOWB < IIEMK AL COMPANY, and have eroes-
t*J rt .1 Hues on the wrapper.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONH.
BROWN CHKMK AL COMPANY,ap lfl-eiHlly Baltimore, Mat.
OlstsMSI.I llONft* rAKTNt.RNHIpBi.
t?BOM Till* DA IK. VfBafl/LT, 1881,aV MY (*>AL HL'slNEHs will be .esndmied un¬
der the Seas-name of ALBERT BLAIR A CO.Mr. Mat,-I*KW GILMOUR baa a Mk-m iai. IB-Teiibst. ant Oas«.-ou;rl»«uie-1 Sse thou.au.1 dollarsUl tbe sauie-, ALBERT HI.AIR, ff-BAL J
Btatt of ViriiimtA, ri.|/ -/ Richmu>Hd.U tait:I. H L. S'aplcs, a U":ary »uOUc for the city afore¬
said, in ihe Stile o.' Vlrjrlula. rJo cerilty lWt AL-bbut Hi.aih, whose y***,l* ,,"^<J L° 'he.ibrm'srrlllnir. hrarlug date 2.7t" JuW. 1881. ha* ackaow-ledged ibe same before n'f. .» n»T "ll <-l«T; and IIn further certify thai the. »ald AI.BBKT 1'iaib this
dsy made oath In-fore me lb »}« atjbbw (jilmocb.
ipecinf p.trfn*r. h»s sctns. "T Mid into the Brm ofAlbkbt Blaib A to. tha .«» «'r*»5'h,'u«»adlullars is ca*h IL k* »TAPLSS N. P.Jy'iS-TbSw __. t . .
BOOK A5D JOB WORK K.KATLT IX-BLOTED at BM DBsTAXCH PBiBTlVOe
loira*. I
^irhmoird ^tspatth.TIHRSDAY.Il'l.Y Ba, 1881,
SfsT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCHIB LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU¬LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THE (Tl V.
Entered at the Pott-Office at Richmond, Va., ai
second-.-hm matter.!
WEATHER REPORT.Indications Kir To-Dat..For thc Mid¬
dle Atlantic Stnte«, partly cloudy weatheiand imssibly local rains near thc coast, vari-able winds.mostly north to west. station*ry or higher barometer and temperature.
The wkathkb tehtkrdat was partljcloudy and pleasant during the day, wittrain at night.TlIKRMOMKTBB YesTERIUT 1 6 A. M., 76
9 A. M., 76; noon. 82; SP. M., 86; «PM., 82; midnight. 70.Mian tempt -rat ti re, 78|.
TtTisthiiiffinn Items.fKroin the Star !ast evening.|
Ex-Mlabrter Chrlstlnncy, his friends sn}now, will arrive tn ttils country about ihtlast ol August.The offices about the United State* Bo
prime Court at the Capitul will be closetto-morrow on account of thc death 0
Judge Clifford.United State- Internal Revenue Com
missioner Reen bas ofcred ¦ reward <>
three hundred dollars for tbe irred and delivery to United State- Maiabd Blythe olMcDow, tortlic murder of Depot* Collecto]Brayton.A telegram has been received ut thc Stub
Department from Mr. Angeli, United StateMinister to China, nnnnnncinir inc rsHltictttion of thc two treaties .between thc Unlit (
State* and China, vvlii<-ti were exchanged Bllb-kin July 19th.The information from thc President to
dav is cheering indeed. Ile sb pt iltbrougb lad night, with ibe exception of 1single brief interval, and tba beocflcencfl'ects ol tbt* refreeblng rest, |uM at tbtitime, could sc neely bc ovt 1-1-limited. Hils apparently CB the road to coiivale-ccnconce more Thc surgeons believe soar tbathc ivor-t is passed.Thc Lincoln monument, in front nf (lu
City Hall, by thc maren ol Improvementha- been put in quite ¦ si noii- dilemmaoccupying Inc middle of tbe sidewalkB 'tm-steps were taken by Judge Cartier an<thc District commissioner* to have ll roovetbick towards the City Hall, wbi rc ii woul(bein thc perking, and lowered. Aa tbenls no fund ivdisole, nothing ba* bees done
The fact that the cilCUll of Ute late JuslICiClifford Include* S*ew Eoalsud seem* t<lead to tbe cooclusioogenerally tbai tinnew Jodee will beselcded from tti.it section. Kx-Attoimry-Gent ral Devon- fal absprominently mentioned lor tba vacancylr i- BB open -ecret tba! had Judge Cliftondied during Ibe idmlnldrstion ol Pres!dent Hayes, General Dereel would bavibeen nominated to the vacancy.Mrs. Lucy Fowler is about entering sui
iga!ns! Vf. J. crump. Hu kb P/ard ol tbWhite House, lor 110,000 damage*. 8bclaims that defendant with intent to injtirBer in h.r bUdne** of cook on the l.Vh inslant, and to canse her to lose ber employmint at the presidential man-ion, dui Ulol ind concerning her and Mrs. LncrdlGarfield tba word-: "She 1-1 tbtel ead bi-tolcn meals and other tblngl from Hu- Elecutive Man-ioii." By rei- >u of this grlevance she -taits -be has lost ber place 101has been injured in the eyes of the public
The colored Y4'H«berwmiiitir*s Mann IBelow Frederiekstiiira.
Thc North Aim rican ol ye-b rd iv recalltbe fad that General Kilpatrick, in 1 lt durin Philadelphia, said : " In ibosc dara dav(the last week In June, 1868), the darked iithe hi-tory of the republic*General Bbarpethe head of the Secret.Service cup-', satsomething mu-t bc done, and at the risk 0his own life established a code of slgnslwith s colored washerwoman, vrbo** tabbwas in sight Ol our most powerful HeldkIssS, on tbe m.ml) side of the river, belo*Frederieksburg. The plan wai tbii: Tinwaabarwomao*! husband sold tobaccocakes, and spruce beer in the Conlederalcamp; ibe instant be ww sign* of an;considerable loree 'breaking camp' btWM IO Inn rv linnie, tell hi- witto put up it nd cloth for artillery, a binone lor Infantry, and a while towel locavalry, his adie lo place tin ta on the noniend of the clothes line if thev darted northin thc middle if they went west, ind d tbsouthern end if going -mitti. Takingfavorable outlook, General Sharpe walletwith breatblea* anxiety ike result of bldarlog scheme, and Just at daybreak -aw
red cloth hun!,' "U .!"' north end, linn an
other, then a blue one, and Hun a toweluntil the whole north end wa- loll, when lihastened io headquarter- with tbe news tbatbC whole rebel anny wa- ma rellim: northThis timely Informalion iv*- afterwardconfirmed by-cont-: and then commencestbat race aaralnd lime and human slrenatlthat broucnt our troop* undi r Rt rnoldi liGettysburg barely nn hour in idvance aGeneral Lee's vanguard under A. P. Hill.
The Bar or West Virginia.[Frniu Hon. J. M. BeSBStl'i Sddretl al ihe Crt?
Association tunas**. IThe bar of West Virginia is not deterlo
rating. It< distinguishing traits ol prole*liooil ch'.ractei- remain, and will cniluiithe test* of time. 1 refrain from namiuiItu- living lawyers Ol the State, and only ri¬
fer to them as u profession, sud I fei my¦elf cafe la saying that tbe Wed Virglnlibar i- equal to the bar of any other State 0-itniiar Bambers in leg ii learning, elo(juence, and character. It is not Indelicatehowever, tn rt fer by name to -nine of tin
prominent lawyer- avIio ure now dead, flumention of Wboae minn- will be I Itlfflcunt testimonial of their great ins- ailawyers, and maui'of them in politic- amliterature. 1 will BamePhilip Doddridgeof Brooke; Bussell, Jacob, ind Whealof Wheeling; Wilson and Allen, ol MorgintOWO; PlndlC, Jackson, Duncan. .Ionathan Jackson, fa, her of " Stone wall " J ukson, Allen, Lea, and Hoffman, of Clark*burg; Maxwell, Tavcaer, and McWlmrterol Weston; BflOdgraas, Stevenson, ant
.lack-on, of Parkersburg; Lewis, Bummers(ioorge Vf. Summers and McCotnas, o
Charleston; Frey, of Lcwisburg, and Caperton, ol Monroe. The foregoing; uk
Barnet In history never to be forgotten, ant
will ever be loved and admired by the peapie ol We«t Virginia.Tub Tribute of a Mbmbbbhtiab to A
D. Banes..Tbe Vicksburg; Commerciaflores a tribute to the late Major A. DBanks as follows: During thc wai he camito Miaslsslppl on tbe staff of General J (MktpJE. Johnston, and here mit the hand-oimsud accomplished Mrs. Freeland, of Wurreit county, to whom he was married. Amore -ri nial companiou, a more truc-bcarie 1
and loyd friend, a ruoie liberal man, a monreliicd iavtelltci, ur a more cultured gentlemao than A. D. Bink* ba* rarely been seenTo us be ass a friend true snd tried, snd 11be bas passed away wc miall mourn for binwithout comfort. Hu cheerful laugh, hitbright wit, and genial humor made him 1centre of attraction In every crowd.
A FtNB Haib-Drksh bvo..Cosoainedresse*the bair perfectly, and 1* dso a pte-wratiorunequalled! for the eradbtutlon of dandruffThe superiority of BOroeit'a Plsvorlm
BKtracu oootisu tn their purity snd gresisWPfsm
LOCAL MATTERS.Ward Mkrtlnos To-Nhjbt. -Conserva¬
tive-Democratic voters arc reminded ibatmroilngs are to be held In their respectivewards ii-niuht at the following places:
Jefferson Wsrd.At the Poliee-Coiirtroom, corner of Franklin and Mayo streets.
Marshall Ward-At Engine-house, cornerTwenty-fifth street.
Madison Ward.At sanger Halle, Sev¬enth street.Monroe Ward.At Concordia Hall, 404
east Broad street.( Its Ward-At Tholi's Hal), 70) west
Broad street.Jaeksoa Ward.Corner Fifth and Baker
streets.Tba following i* Ihe niimlHT of delegates
to tbs Convention to which each wartrlsentitled:
Jefferson, ." delegates.Marshall, 4 delegate.*-..Madison, 5 delegates.Monroe, fi delegates.Clay, 5 delegates.Jackson, ! delegates.Beeta ward elects five members nf thc
City Central Committee.
MaRIMAOF. TBBTSBBAT. MflNTAlil K-WlTH-BBB.*.Tbs marriage of Mr. Percy Monta-true, of the well-known firm of MontagueA Co.. with Miss Inez Wither*, the lovelydaughter ot Dr. W. M. Withers, wasv ,h ionized yesterday morning at Dr. II »ge»ietuiii'll by the pa-tor, assisted by Kev.Joshua Peterkin. Notwithstanding there'were no invltailons, the church BBS wellUlled with the many friend* and relatives ofthe contracting parties. Mr. Montague i*one of the most popular young met) In thecity, arbile bis fair bride ha* loaf beea con¬
sidered SS btigtll and accomplished ss ibeis beautiful.
Tiie ushers on tbe OeCBSlOB were llessrs,Meredith Lfoatsgae, Baaioei B. Witt, Alfred(.ray, Wyndham IL Meredith, David J.Barr, Jr., and A. Salle Watkins.The brid't wss becomingly attired in a
travelling costume, and av Hie eoupls en-
tered the eborefe, preceded by tbe Babers,lbs wedding march wai played by I)r.( (issan, who preskb d il tbs orfaa.Mr. and Mrs. Percy Montague li ft un the
noon tr-nn for Nm folk, arbeoee tltey willsui on thc Old Dominion steamship forHen York. A bon voyage lo them.
ABBB8T0V MaTTHBWI TaTLOB, TBB MHB*BBBSB, in' Washinoton.An OrriCBB SkntABT8B Him..A tell gram was received byMajor Poe yesterday morning from MajorBrock, ciiii f of Police Watblniton, I>. C.,stating that Matthews Taylor, toe morden r
of Viol.i Miiiiatix. had i.e.n arrested it)that city. Bergeaal J. P. .leter, of thoFit vt district, wav lasnediatelj detailed by.Major Poe to go to Washington after tru¬
man. That otlii-er SWOTS OBI I warrant be¬fore tbe Police Jostles. cbargiag Taylorwith tin- murder of Vini.-t Micbaux; aftervvhieh lt.- went before thc (Governor, whoi-vvin (] ¦ requisition oe tba satborttles oftbe District of sUoiumbia for tbe aceosed.Sergeant j.ier it ft for Wasbfoeton yester¬day afternoon, and will probably return bytbe S P. M. northern train to-day. Laterin Hie dav ti v,.nd telegram Bias receivedfrom Major Brock, itatlag (tint Taylorwould come oa tvltBonl a ri qutsitioo.
In I)»comber, IbiTt, Matthew «. Taylorlived in Maacbester, hoi wav known therea- MattersoB Miekols alias Madisoo Bcot!,is appears bj I warrant now Ir the posses-lion of SenteaBt Jeter, which wai sworn
out sgaiosl iiini about tbal lime by one De*lia Bowles for break(BR into her trunk ladstealing elotbiog to tbe value ol 1*25, if..lt fi Msocbester, it i» supposed, lo ivoidarrest, ami wav |oat slgbl of until liebrough! himself Into notice u tbe perpe¬trator of a I'oid-tilnoded murder.
I. I.-Ill |M I V 111. "» »,t|, IM " ll, ,1 ,,| III,
.nd tbe niau subsequently ipplring at tbeFirst precinct station for lodging waa re-
ctgniz.il ami committed natl I tbe authori¬ties bare could bc commaalcated sritb.
CAPTATS BBB. Scott Swallows a (Jul ur(Hm K.vntATKi) Ltb..>Captain Hen. Stottwent to Fredericksburg tbe oilier day tolook after a nesv colored military company,and while tbere was aa dasblogss CaptainJinks. Ordinary colored folks, of course,gave him a wide beith ll be parade,I iheitreetl Of "the old 'burg" iii all " thepomp sod pride ead elreomstaace of alo*rious war." He bad reason to feel tbal bbwa* baviag a " H. O. T." Hi* vivii cain.- to¦a ead yesterday, and be proceeded to thedei 5*, escorted by a hovt of admiringti lends. Unfortooalel) he slopped ob thessas it tbe house of s Fredericasburg sol*dier-bov. when- lie vv:i> Hie cntic Of SBtuliiiii lng crowd. Discoursing on tactics,the wa..I lier, A., hi* throat lire ni,ea- disa* i powder-born. To motstea it be seiseda i.uii sshich be supposed contained Na*lure's awn cooling crystal beverage,and quaffed ¦ gill or mon- beforebe tt-eeit lined, to hi* honor, thathe wa* drinking concentrated lye.Teare.gushing tears.came from his mar-tial eyes, anti ii" time d a eui can, io the.mua/lint nt of ali present. Some declaredbs was poisons <i, and otb) rs tti.it be cert tin*is li ul 'tm. An antidote eras speedily pro*cure.!, wbtcb, win ti swallow* d, unit d withIbe lye and left a huge bell of soap In tbecentre ol bli stomach. I bbl everybodykoowa caa be easily removed, bul Hw doe-tort think it Will take time anti e tri ful treat*incut io reston- tiie Captain's mouth andtiitoai to tittil normal condition.Moral: Look before you di ink.
Cokssbvatives!.Bkmkmbsb tbs wabbfeUEBTINOa To-MUHT.
A FOBMSB BlCBMOXB Hov VlCTOBIOCI IBEnolaxd..A leilei nf ntl. received by a
rentleman in this city, dated London, JulyTib, brioaa Intellieeoce of tbe success) of i
former Richmond boy.Mr. Lawrence E..Mst i--in *t vii al racing contest* in thatmetropolis. The letter itatei tint .. he ran
Iii* (ii s| race On the -.alli of June, defeatingIhe English di nil).i..n and half a dosenother 'cracks'; distance, a quarter of imile; time, u* ¦!.."» -econds. Tbere wereai.out ii,(uki or 7,000 people present t
lum fun, and that, too, in a raiu-*torin. Ileran in the rain attain last Saturday, andagain scored another victory for America.at a half-oule.again beating record time,peing the distance in one minute and tjfty-vi\ seconds, vvhieh is not only tbe fastest InEngland, bat thc faste«i ia tbs world. Hewas thereupon introduced to thc Kiri ofJersey, wbo congratulated him."
Mr." Myers lived in Kicliaiunii from thelime of his nativity until a few roan ..ince,tvben he moved to New York. He i* abouttwenty-three j ears of ago. Ho is an ama¬
teur, and S member of tho Manhattan Ath-le'ic Club, of New Yoik. However, thosehonors he has achieved in athletic prowessredound to the credit of bis old motberState snd city. From London bo goes to
Furls, yyhore, lt ls bojied, he will gain addi¬tional laurel*.
ItKSlONATION OK BANK CASHIER..At a
meeting of tho Board of Directors of thoCitizens Bank the resignation of Mr. Ed¬win B. Snead, tbe cashier of the bank, was
accepted, be having taken chime of ibofinances of tbe (treonbiier White SulphurSprings Company as treasurer. Mr. SamuelG. Wallace will discharge the duties ofmahler. Th* Board appointed a commit¬tee to purchase and present to Mr. Snead a
suitable testimonial to ahow tho apprecia¬tion of tbe faithful manner in which bo hasdischarged tbe duties of his office. Mr.Snead issn efficient officer and a courteousaentleaaan, and tbe White Sulphur SpringsCompany are to be congratulatad upon tbesr lection msds. After tba sr-saon Mr.boesMj's bieta|uariers wHJ be io A'sw York,
the ci Mri.:*mi a i. chorim.
The Orirrlaal Ode ky fan I A. Mayne andPrayer hr (hariet Poindexter to be Sang atYerkuwa-PrefetMir Siegel Larne.tl* Prac-ti< lng tbe (berni.
Professor Siegel I* earnestly st work or¬ganizing and drilling the chorus for thcCentennial. Having divided the eily inthree section*, he bas now, with thc addi¬tions last night, shout 275 names of singersenrolled. Tlie rehearsal at Sanger Italielast evening was a successful opening,there being about eighty voices in the dif¬ferent parts represented. The prayer,which ha* Just been written by Mr. CharlesPoindexter, of this city, bas been set to tbemusic of an Ave Marla by J. E. Schmoel-zer, arranged by Professor Siegel. Thoprayer as it stands is a highly-creditableproduction, tbe solemn character of theinii-ic adequately breathiiirr the lofty senti¬ments of Hie poem. Tbe following i- tintext of tbe
TRBERATRB.Our ftthers' Hod. who on these plainsOf old gave viii'ry to onr lind.
E'en now In gracious favor d'lgnsTo h'esa hr labor of oar hand.
To Him let us our strain upraiseIn solemn no'et of prayer and praise.our |-rali-1ul homage gladi, pay.
Twas faith In Him that nerved ihelr heartAmi gave Hie vlct'ry io Itu lr bands.
Il* did thc wi-tom hh-h ImpartThai I., ffl'il all Hie foeman'i p'ans ;
Ami give our laada,la 8tyaof sots.Heilveranee -trouir Hom ironhle sore.Of bitter "lille ana fearful war.
Iltiilt on foiiiitlallnii Orung -tel deepIn- -ttrrv p-iititina shaft we rear.
Tba BKBl'l y of hr. ve decdi lo k-ep,And tell to evrrv entiling year.
n In our h'-trts npraiieThe u>onuini ul of ihoae hiave dayOf fanh and glorious vlc;ory.
Thc tele liv Mr. Paul II tyne, of Qeorgla,wliicii baa been set to nni-ic by ProfessorMoeeatbal, of Philadelphia, has In en re¬ceived, and »he [.arts grill -nun bf litbogrspbed for rehear-al. Tlie nni-ic, thoughaa di mad.-, doe* not seem at lir-t ttlti-li eal*eulated to arouse any enthusiasm. The foi-lowlag i- ibe full lest ol
TUC CBMTBJntlaAIi OVK.Hark! Hark t duwn the ceuluiy'i loug reaclitug
llope,Te those trasaportl d l*Uunp)i.those raptures of
ll. peTh" v lt i a of Alain and "f Moiiutaln rnmhliiril.In glad reannance bonn- on tbe wings of ihe wind;.The bSSI *f Hit- di uni, ami Hie trtimnet tbat hrllls'Ilirouali Hie inuit ipTed redoes nf Juhilair hills !.-And SMUTS,! how the year*, uicltinir upward like
mitt,AA'hlch the br. nth of some splendid enchantment
baa lusted,Reveal on Ihe orran, reveal on the Shore,Tbe proad peasant ol c ni|ue,t that graced them of
vine,f '/lum*.. AA'herc blended forever lu love as In fame,
-.>.: Hie stan.lani winch stole from thestarlight lt-, fltme.
Anti type nf all Chivalry, glori', roSBSBCS.Tbs Mr I'll-, lb* Itt ruI.¦ linea ut
Kranre!ii.
(i: rtabborn 'he «irlfr, ere iii' eoalki was won IAnd Hie wild whirling war-wraf* ball silfl- .1 UM
sun:The thunders of cannon (bat boomed on tbe 'eaHut re-echoed Bu (banders pealed up rroai tb*sea.AA lu re giitrdlllg lil* BBS-Ulta A kulltht on IB*
waves -
Holli Ik-(ira--,, kepi at bay lb* blsfl tsUldogsof(ira\
Theda] lamed to darkness, ihe nlglit clianged totire.
Still more fierce Mixed Hi" combat, more deadlythe In .
Cn man .1 ;,v the gloom, iii iii ij.'-tle idtai ..
Alii behold wtisre they Hde, o'er Hie rel battle-itde-
Chorit*.. I'ho-e limners Baited Iii love a- In fsnii'lh-j brats standard which drew from tb*
stall,din- their flame.And type of all clilvtliy. elory, romance,ihe tab- dies, lin- lumiiioii-i lula* of
Fraae* '¦HI.
So respite! Bo pas** H* tbe York'* tortured ft mdTte gray Lion or England li writhing In blood ICornwallis inn v chafe, ami coarse Tim-tun aiei .
As he tharptnt hi- br sd sword and bucklea lils¦par.
'TliH blade, which po oft has reaped Retiela likegrata,
shall now barrett, for di ai ti, ih- rn.le yeomenBaste.*1
Vtln h.mst! for ere ranee! lu'- fl) lue In fear,With ibe rebeli be icooted clo .-. cloie In ihe rear!l be French on Ms Bann hurl inch tolk yi ol sad
ii u e'en Utoacestei '. redoubt innst be growing toohot.
I'lf, nt..Thin wed.int In lo-e. as tiiillnl tn tame.Lol the st a mia ni iii at -tole from the tt.r-
llght tts flam. .Ami type ot' au chivalry, glory, romance.lin- fair ll les, Un taannoui mies of
Fraiv.
Ol ni n.hi' sujierh! when the liege read
-.¦< Hie "tintlawu ciithluoiii like the Alchemist'sre I !
The la<t wreaths nf 'muse from illili trenches up¬ended
Are transformed lo Bglory that ?ml!es on Hie world.in' .Liv I Save tbe waa, watted froat of tba toe.AV) Hi his hank fl ur-furled ami Ins arius trailing low.Ite-t" ct for Hie brave lu grim s!h nee thev yield.And in .Hi ncr they pass with bowed heads froin the
lieltt.Thru ii nun ph tr:ui*ef mit nt Bo Tl sn of too*Ihii -"tin vowed it must startle Kin).' (I forur mi hu
thinne!CA*-****..O! wadded In love, as- united lu fume,
-e. j Hie standard that Hole from theatarliidit Itt flame.
Ami tj|ie ol ali chivalry, glory, roman-.*.'Hie fair lilies, the luminous Milei of
Erases!A.
AVti.-n Peace lo tn r own timed the palie of the lam!.Anti the wats,waagoa tunk Iroin the war-waarnd
bead,Young Freedom, spborne lo Hi" beteli! of the goal.¦ im iud y.amed tor io long with deep trataii of
A ¦ons' of ber fuiare rai ed, tbrllllna amt clear.Tin tbe woads leaned t" iit-irkt u, the bill-stood t..
hear!Vet, fraught with til magical gramlenrs tliat lleain,(ni ibe hero's liiacti bone, or the patriot's dream,What Kn'itre. ibo' lirlt'h-. in cold shadow shall catt
'iii. -tern beauty tbat iia'o-* ihe brow of Ibe Casi -
Chorus..* w.1.1. d Ui love si united lu fame-¦ itu- naadard that stol..- fruin thu star¬
light Us AimeAnd type "i Bil chivalry, glory, ru¬
in meiTBS fair llilet, Hie luminous Hiles of
Erasee
(in m fRI WARR MBBTIE08 TO-BTOHT, ABBDON'T COMPLAIB THAT fOC WBBB BOT BOTT*LIKU AETEB BELEOATKH ABB CB08BB.
Tun Xkav Abmoby..Mr. Joseph Hepped,the contractor, la pushing forward tue workon tbe aew armory, ah thc "id building*OB the lol have b.-cn pulled down, and therubbish nearly all taken away. Thc layingof thc foundation ol tbe southern wall wascommenced yederdsy. Thc heavy timberito he med in ibe construction ol the build¬ing are now mi rivio^ from Nortb Caroline.Tbe contrsctor -ay- ne ls determined to tm
every effort to have thc work completedearly in October.
P8880BAL..It ll now BBBOUBCed Hint Mr.I'ai ker Campbell hai Buffered psralysla <dthc ii fi -ide. Dr. Brock, wbo wa- mm-moned to attend him, bsa returned fromtba White Sulpber, and pronounces hiscondition someAvhat Improved.
Mi-, riui'" A. <ir;iAc- died last eveningst th- reddence of Mr. H. M. smith. Shewas in tin- elgbty-tbird year of her Bate.Her funeral will take place this afiernoonjr o o'clock from the residence.
Mi lita ht Blecttob. . Tbe Governor'*Guard la»t night elected Captain AlonzoL. Phillips first lieutenant by acclamation,and he accepted the position. He com¬
manded a company during the war, andwas some fenn bro esptala ol thc " Sidney(iray-." u leurtabtag miiitarv companyWbicb Colonel Ordway and Mayor Curring-ton once commanded. Be M I tine officer,and will ittsngtBCB this flourishing uiilitaryorganization.ATTEND TUB WARU MEBT1XUS TO-XIOIIT
and select good men for the BOCCCM of tbeparty und not of person*.
Convicts RECKivr.n..The following con-
vic's were received at the penitentiary yes¬terday : Henry Jordan (colored), Pittsyl-vania county, Ave years, for obstructingrailroad; Robert Jones (colored), KingWilliam county, five years, for a->auit withIntent to kill. From Lynchburg : RobertMaker, three year-, for felonious ssasolt;Margaret Forgus, three years, for grand lar¬ceny ; same, Ave years, for attempting lo
poison. _
Valcabli Lot rcitCHAHBD..Mr. M. Hess-biirir on yesterdsy purebssed from Messrs.A. Y. Stokes & Co. tbe valuable lot cornerot Franklin snd Fifth street*, where bewill sises, at anec * ssw-gsome dwelljsg.
tallowal Aaaorlallon Flea En*laaars.TBK A?PROACBlN(l MRR1IKO IN THIS CITT.IN-
TERKstriNO CBBBBBBBBBBBOB.The following interesting letter, suggest¬
ed by tbe approaching Convention ol Na¬tional Association Fire-Eoginiers, whichwill convene in this city on September 13,ISSI, bas been banded us for publication :
Jblt 26, 1881.George A Ainsley, Esq. :
Dear Slr,.1 sm glad to seo by tbis morn¬ing's Dispatch tbat tbe alteritlon of tbeBoard of Cnderwriters has been called totbe proposed Convention af tbe '* NationalAssociation ot Fuc-Engineet*" and theflue's nf the fire department throughoutthe country In tbis city on tbe 13th proximo.
If the people of Richmond knew as youand I do the strong inducements held outby other cities to got the benefits of theseannual meetings they would feel flatteredand honored by the compliment jiaid ourelly by ibis Association in coming heroin-stead of going elsewhere. As lhere will bea large attendance of manufacturers of ap¬paratus for tue suppression of iresyea willhave to provide a large ball for thc oxblbi.tion of steamers, base, chemical mgincs,trucks, and all machinery connected withthc tire department.Our people wili bc amazed to seo th.
wonderful iaiprovotni nts in fire apparatu-,and how promptly lt can bs applied to theextinguishment of fires.
I should like them ta see the sight wewitnessed at tbe Chicago race-c >urse,when a two-story wooden building, oom-
plrteiv enveloped In Hunts, ihe biasesleaping from tbs WlBdOWl lad burstingfrom the roof, wss saved from de-ItructlOD and tho tire completely extin¬guished in twen'y minutes by a chemicalengine. Mow wauld it do to have an exhi¬bition rf this kind at the F.iir-fJtound*?The rsce-e miss at Chicago is not as avacessbble from Chlssgo aa the Kjir-Ground* fromBlcbmood; mt ill tbe exhibition tbere drewabout 10,000 people to witness it, notwitb-itandiag tbe admissions-fee was Bfty cents.
I hope vmi will be able to make tbe re¬ception of this Association creditable to tbscit v. Yours ti lily, I,l.t. vu .I. ISkai.l.Our people are not licking in either enter-
prise or bospltalUy, and we feel sstlsfledthu tho represeatstives ta ins ipprbacbioiConvi ution will be received sod entertainedina meaner tbat sst! reflect crediton our
selly._
Doh-Davs' Itkmv tm i B0T80 hv thk Mi-rink Bbpobtsb..¦" Shier Patsy, nosy obi i*your Juicy Abb?" asked a Bisiag sunbrother of a colored Mvter. " Whv, BrotherGeorge, a* nigh tis I ken recollect, *he w'ar
born in June par lime jest before Mi*sSally Banks wur marri*, d."
They b ul been court-bouse enemies forvfars. Jones w;is stsndlng in a crowd atBowling Oreen when his aversion, Brown.cline up and Mid, " It'* gola' to rain be*fore sundown." "You irs unite a prog-Bosticsfor," remarked .lotus srltb a sneer.Down Jones '-veil* ns if Tom Tsylor'l oldblind mule bsd kieketl bim, while the rle*toriou« Brown shook lu* htul, saying,"Notben tbal wesrs inr statll call mymother's son lich i name ss tbat sad standlip."
He wore a love of "Oil inti beautiful(y.-ei'iw(v. ii svi'ii d,linty inionailoB beavk-tl Jim Flood wbal the banda! tbe Hy*gels was playing. "The Beautiful BlueDanube," was the prompt reply. "Ithought so; think von,'' he remarked, as
lu walked off. The lund was playing.. Good-bye, Liza J n.e."
"Colonel, how wi* tiie Presldi nt it latevtaccounts?" '. Well, Judea, the Issi bulle¬tin aayi be iv sine qua non."
A Wasidngton correspondent lssu'.borltjfor tbe il ifemenl (bat high-toned dead beatsat the Fell'ral capital settle their boardbills by whipping tbs landlord when hepresents them.
.. ir it isa ervinesbaaseAs wi- '..in iil.ili.iv 'ia tn*-.
'1 li it laen an 1 stirew^ ar- th* i-anieBeeta c thi vii th wear brteehet,
Wey tliin. we iain! lt mu t appalA wo-nan sshT. sh*" »*es
A *-t t-ai>f>tnsr fiiiosr with a'bawlA-rrjiiii. g i" bli knee*. "
Cobsbbvattvbb!.Bemember tbal apathyon your part is taken ss a siun of weaknessby rour enemies. Go to lbs ward meet¬
ing"'. _*
Polios Coobt..Tbe following cases weredisposi tl "f si iterday:
Vf. F. Bolssppel was fined f IO for keep,ing his bar-room open and selling liqu u OB
Sunday.JohnGatewoodwas fleed $6 for fighting
in the itreets,Charles Bmitta waa fined *i for being
times.biol ls Wilkinson [col.I), i disorderly
i it icier, svav j uied foi thirty days in de¬fault Of Miiet.v.Bea. Bears [colored), charged wi»h a*-
satiiting and abusing John A. Johoson inihe public street. Case dismissed al cos', oliii. prosecutor.John F. Keller wss tined -jj for selling
gooda, war."*, md merchandls.i Sunday.
Thk MbBABT lins Evbxixo..First,"Guaalta March," (Supne.) orchestra:
.-li bsrli >ne, " Tar's farewell.(Adams.'! Mr. il. t. Cardnzo; third, sobiclarine'. <. ll Trovatore,"(Verdi,)Mr. FebxJtrdella; fourth, mette, " s. -nt Love,"(Biscb,) orchestra; filth, duo. alto andtenor, "Tin Wind and the II rp," Glover,].Mi. sad Mri Greener, of Gt troll, Mich ;
llttb. SOlO 'e. li). " I'oelne !> Amour,"(Schubert,) Mr. C. W. railow; seventh,solo baritone, " By tbe Blue Sea," (Smart,]Mr. H. T. ('ii')i'zi; eighth, waltzes, ..Ton-jour- J un i'«." (VV ildti ufol,) o C lt
Vunus os rm: Kati. Uah.huh Awim.m..rn.- bodies M K >'.'r forum sariGeorge Moon, (be two colored mea svio
died of injuries received from the accidentwind) occurred on tbe Richmood sod Alie,ghaaj railroad Monday morning, wen
brought to tbe cltj yesterday. Tbey wen
lent to v itlsborg, (J allfax eounly, whoretbe ii> ft ised formerly liv- d.
NtXIIlsTIK AMI VICINITY.
School Board..A regaler meetlagof tbsCity School Board was held Tuesday oigblat ibe Baird boildtag. .Mr. Gibbs was re-
elee'ed teacher of School Ho, ._' (colored;and Mrs, sTooldridae teacher of Behool Mo,o' .-oiond). I be election of leaeber fur theottiir eoioied sebool was peetpoaed untilnext wuk.
Tlif- Commlltee on tirades will mort at theresidence ol Dr. T. P. Katbewi te-aaorrownight. Tbe following gentlemen composeIbis commlttei Messrs, C. Vf. Turner, G.A. Popio, D. J. Wetelgtr, anti Dr. T. P.Mathews,
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Convention To-Day. . The Cb< sterfieldDomocrsticCoiiVtniion meei* at ibo court¬house today, ll will bs- eompoecd of forty-fOUr delegate*, anti was called for tho pur¬pose of reorganizing tho party for tb#coming eaaspalge. All tbe delegates wenelected last wtek.and it is . spooled tbilnus district in the county will bo full)repreieated. Tba Convention will be calleelo order alu -ii* II o'd'ek.
Brief items..Tbe Unslings t'ourt waiin Kialoa yesterday, and was engaged ostbe eheeesry docket. Tue court wm no
bc in sees ion to-day.Tbe river liss risen about five inches ll
Mayo's bridge during tue |ast tsvo iiavs
owing to ihe reci nt heavy rains >u tb<mountains. Tba water i- very muddy, anc
Ihe ludicitions aro tbal it will remain rtsavcnil days to come.
Mr. T. YV. Crow, who ter tbe pas! ulaimonths bas boen at work io We*t Vtriuniawill remove bk family tBere tin* isaakMr. Craw ti.** icsidt-d lu MdaebttV.er u-asy
ssTiHB 'DISPATCH
TKRMB OF ADVERTIfflNtaV~
( A*U-I»TABIABI,Y IS ADTAKta.i lae aqoare, woe laaerttos.?«...»*,<tus taus**, two bMsrtkraa.««,*.OBaa^mar*,'hiwalna-rrtlo-*................<»n« tqaare, iii laaerttora....'>n«tqo*re,tvrerrr InterUaas.me sa aaec, awe raaatb...-one Kinara, twa raoalhs.tine -a,atre, thr**s> twoaAha ..
yesrs, sod st one time waa president of theold Town Board of Trustees.At the Blcbmond Stock Kxcbaace y«e>
terdiiy 100 Manchester las-reeeivsble 8 percent, bond* were told at BA.
Twenty-lvedoliara la doetor'i vldta will lo yo*lest good lian one bottle of Hoe BiTTaas.
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