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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-03

RIcEsosD, February i, 1881.
WE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest In the Carpet, oilelo'h, ,ta
Paper. hanging department TO MT. Robert =, hes
srdson and the Purnit ure TO Messn. hAblistoh
Brother, Who will continue the business una"
their respective names. -,
With thanks for the liberal patronage exfenass
our arm, ws recon mend our successor WIN even
CONT snes TO our friends and patrons.
FRRNCH q CRESsBAW'
di..olysd by mutual consent. All psrtie. tndspst
are respectfully requested TO eons iorwHa -,
settle their accounts, - longer indulgence eAnL'
The nAms of the arm win only be used In lias'
dation. bAhIos InnSsuaiv n
fe 7d-n LEVI 'nn"'"
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CEMETERY COM
I'LL PANv The annual meeting ~ the HOLLY
WOOn CEMETERY COMPANY win be held at
the Office Of Gardner & Carlton on TUESDAY,
NAV 7th. at 5 o'clock p. 81
ap 2s-td JANfSH. GARDNER, Secretary.
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/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
r. A. Paine, L. d. Crenshaw, w. &. Quarles,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr,, K. e. Bianken'
A. Bodeker, B. B. Weisiger, ship
W. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. winston
A l. FIlett. Jas w Archer A. A. Hutchin-
K. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
w z. Binford. J. WHall w. A. jenkins
J. A. Belvin, w. F. Gray, w. g. Tanner,
T. u Dudley, Alfred Moses, j. M. Nowhn'
The security offered to depositors Is undoubted
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country Is calico
to this institution. Here they will fad security
convenience and profit. sums as small az one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent interest,"
received on same.
ONCE hours from A. NJ. to 3 r. ii. on saturoay
from A. II. to P. NJ, and from 4 10 8 r. NJ.
je I3-dlswts
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Meetings.

cTOCKHOLDERS' MEETIN GA
- causd meeting of the stockhol OF the Hicl.
mond. Frederioksburg and Potomac and Rtch
mond and Petersburg Railroad Connestion Com
IL o'clock M at the Office OF the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company in the city Of Rich
mond. ). d. WINSTON,
my l-fdm Secretary.
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T EATHER, LEATHER.-We have in
IL store SOLE LE.TaEAi uprak. aA .WssS
CAN CaLPGKiNs; sH0B FINDINGS, 30 Aliin
want won a d., Will 10 CIV. us ac<il before pur.
Oh a,ing Else ~hsre, rs We are ssihhk sns soo'o
lsgth, 70 ut low prizes cu.,v,vvs IN
my3 y. NnA11.s. y 49,.
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w Bacon Sides, Hams, shouldsrs, Breasts,
Coffee, Trio, Old Government Javs,I splendid sa-
gsrs, eli grades Candles kyrups.
HARvETs q WILLIAMS,
aps-im Commission Merchants.
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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
SAVINGS INsTITuTIoN.)
OFFICE AT THENATIONAL EXCHANGE BANF
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CEN
ON DEPOSITS.
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ELOUR.-Twenty five barrels VIR.
II GINA EXTRA F.ouR, thirty barrels VIR.
GINA sUPERFlNR FLOUR. for sale by
CHARLES HOWARD,
ap23 No. 8 Fifteenth street.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A CoLoREp swxpLER comical and exceedingly
nervous Virginia negro, named John Merriday, was
arrested yesterday afternoon charge Of faudulently
obtaining money from Mr.. Haight, Of the Common
wealth Bank The prisoner applied TO Mr. Haght fce
situation as walter, At the Same time producing what
purportcd 70 be letters OF recommendation from several
or tho first families lcrrday was duly engagsd mmcs
dately after which he asked FOR advance Of 81 70 get
some clothes out Of pawn Mr. Haght, believing tho
follow TO be tcling the TRUTH advanced the money with
which tho accused ef but failed 10 return again. In
the same manner Merriday obtained 93 so from Mr.
Wellington A. carter, 50 Cortlandt street. How many
other gentlemen OF too conndng dispositions have been
swindcd by Merriday, Is unknown. Justice Hogan COM
mitted him TO the Tombs for examination -4f St
BURGLAR PLRADs GuLrY.-Gcorge Bennett . sail
maker thirtyeght years Of age was yesterday brought
before Justice Hogan the charge Of breaking the
store or Mr. William H. Locke, ESQ Fulton street, by
wrcnchns the lock from the front door, and stealing
package OF butter valued al e12 The accused confessed
his guilt and the magistrate committed him 70 the
Tombs for trial In default Of 1000 bail
TnErr on QUICKSILVER "A Frenchman named Adolph
zelcr living q 80 Grand street, whose occupation 10
that Of looking glass silyerer, arrested yesterday
charged with stealing e35 worth Of gu icksver from
August Noel, Of "a Howard street. The accused &C.
knowedged his guilt and Justice Hogan committed him
TO the Toinb3 for trial. MI 4. aN
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does not purpor to convey the Thirty eighth
street property 10 him. subject any liens; and there
Is not any evidence before this court upon which
can say there lien acquired by these
attachment The attachments placed in the
hands the sheriff the day OF the assignment
ment-we not informed. In view OF the whole case
do not conceive u TO be the duty OF this court TO make
any decree for the protection OF these plaintiffs the
case Is presented before There Is and can be no
doubt that wm b. Isham Co., and g. @ II. Isham
to share with the other creditors In the funds to be
distributed by the plaintiffs As to what the assignees
have already done, decree that will protect them
beyond what the law will protect them should be maie
without all the creditors who interested in such
decree brought before the court direct that the
complaint In this action be dismissed with costs to the
defendants be taxed and be paid out OF the trust
funds In the PLAINTIFF hands
Mr.. Walter Phelps for plaintiffs; Thomas Nelson for
Isham and Gallup and c. h. Isham.
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COURT Or uYsa AND TsaMxsB.

An Eastern District Homicide Trial OF
Charles q. Kelly for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Tcsfimony-Thc Case Closed. tkc.. &c.
Before Judge Barnard and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The trial OF Charles g. Kelly indicted by tho Grand
Jury for the killing Of negro named Charles Rodgers
In the Eastern District the night Of the 25h Of August
last was begun yesterday. Tho prisoner is . quiet
looking young apparently not over twenty-one or
twenty-five years or age and attended during tho
trial By his mother and brother who sat beside him.
great deal OF interest manifested In the proceed
inss the court room being crowded by spectators many
OF whom acquantances OF the prisoner and resi-
dents OF the Eastern District
Assistant District Attorney Mr. James 7. Troy briefly
opened the case for the prosecution shortly before
eleven o'clock, saying that 10 would appear from
the evidence that on tho night In question,
about ten O'Clock, number Of young men gwere
seen passing down North First street, near Union
avenue, Eastern District, u the portion called
Battle row. which inhabited BY colored people mostly,
conouc,ng themselves In q riotous manner, cursing
swearing and pushing each other about Among them
M young man who distinguished from the others
* ~ negn' ne being tall man. and from the fact
sn as ne wore white coat That person, 10 would b
snoMn, Ma tne prisoner al the bar There some
VINO could recognize him by his features, and
49, ~ aso o'ners who could identify him Az they
pssso aong We street. Mr. Troy continued, she prs-
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL lNTrllIcsxcs.

After brief bat severe illness Mr. Alfred Mellon died
on March 81 at quarter 10 twelve, at his residence In
London Tho indispoution that proved fatal was re-
lapse from previous illness which had lasted through
great part OF the autumn and early winter Of 1s0d and
from which II hoped he had entirely recovered BY
the death OF Mr.. Mellon the musical profession
has lost the most generally and Justly es-
tcehned OF our English orchestral conductor
Az musician Mr.. Mellon held q distinguished and
well earned position Under Herr Moique at ssatssrdt
he made himself master Of all the technical resources
Of his art, and many compositions from his pen IN the
shape Of quarses kc. showed 10 ability 70 use Thorn 70
excellent purpose Al . man he was universally -
tsened, and ~ friend his loss viii BE- long end earn
essly regretted. He died Of the age Of forysx II h
hardly necessary TO add that Mr. Mellon wss the husband
Of Of the most popular and admirable aotrsss Of
our time sa,s t.sNas.N ~ W. Aft
grand concert was given BY me ven known plan
ists ,. N. Pastison, Albert Weber, wsllsnstsin and
Newell 81 Providence, on the 9th Inst The msse ~
Variable features two eight hand ovsssurss for
four square pianos Henry Molsnhauer's vioionssllo
playing and Miss Netsis stsrlngs beautiful eoatEsto
voics. The concert was very successful
Temperance dramatic club gave Ton Nights IN .
Baroom this week In New Bedford The fnshtful 81.
ample We touchinsly portrayed.
oiscsmssu 10 engaged 70 write drama, entitled Marie
Arsosns for Madame Ristor, for whioh he win b. paid
n, 900 franca
The Black Crook n 10 q Cincinnati court
en- concerts The rage cot West and down Dass a
present
vessvalI was at Indianapolis on Monday and played 70
crowded house
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Important TO Firemcn serving ON Steamers.
Before Judge Belts.

Important to Firemcn serving Steamers.
Before Judge Belts.
Brooks and Walden the Wrecking Steamer Rescus-
The plaintiffs sought months pay from the
owners of the propeller Rescue-the Columbian Coast
wreckirg Company-under the following circum-
Tho plaintiffs shipped rcmen at the rate Of
$40 month; tho 9th OF January last they were dis
charged consequence OF their refusal to go board Of
another lying the Rescue 70 anchors
and CHAINS which had been lost In storm. The libel
ants testified that they hired remen performed
duty as SUCH and refused 10 do the work without
extra pay The engineer OF the Rescue and the super
intendcnt Of tho company testified that the belans
had expressly agreed 10 lend hand to any other work
they might be called upon to perform when not actually
doing duty as nremen. Counsel Tor the libelanss
tended that the plaintiffs wrongfuy discharged
and entitled 10 recover. Opposing counsel the
trary commended that customary for all persons
board such vessels 70 make themselves generally ssefu
when not engaged In the duty for VIII ch they were
especially hired Judge Betis having heard counsel
LAnktree; for the owners, ID. Mccarthy.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. EASTERN DISTRICT.
Another Interesting salvage Cnse-Th,
Stenmer Merrimac Again.
Before Judge Benedict

Another Interesting salvage Cause.-The
Stenmer Merrimac Again.
Before Judge Benedict
Joseph Forbes a. o. The Steamer xsrrinsac This ac-
ton is brought to recover salvage services claimed TO
have been rendered 70 the steamer n 1865, voyage
from New Orleans TO New York. Tho llbellants CON-
posed the Fory-third regiment United States coorcd
infantry, and being sent TO New York under
tract with tho government The steamer had cargo
consisting Of seventeen hundred bales Of cotton Sho
left New Orleans Thursday, November O. 1855, and
on Saturday, the 11h, at ten o'clock in the morning
the sprlng leak At three o'clock In the after
noon the pumps became choked and the water gained
fast that the ship put about aud headed for the
southwest Pass OF the Mississippi river hon Two hun
Of the crew and part OF the regiment commenced
to bail at the engine room with buckets The
ns. at midnight ~as 70 The fire room
and at two o'clock Sunday morning the
rs were ex,insnsned and the engines stopped Major
relieved the crew with members OF the regiment so
that early Sunday morning tho bailing ha passed
opened cotton broken out and thrown overheard
and baing commenced there with barrels and hogsheads
AK ess & wa.T n ss ss
increased TO seven feet and everything was brought into
Ieqaston 10 bail and whip water and 70 savo the ship
BY these means the water kept At stand till Tues
day night when the ship anchored near Tunbosar
light The steamer Morgan was then discovered and
hailed and the next morning took the disabled vessel in
tow 70 the bar where she grounded. Tho troops
were, during the whole lime, working under
military discipline and undor the direct orders
Of thor officers in relief OF Ave companies
working two hours and resting two hours No regular
meals were served The men laid down TO sleep wher.
they could find apace and whom the ship grounded
were exhausted by their excessive labor that they
could not have held out another day. Tho libelants
claim that these facts were extraordinary and unusual
and take the case out OF the ordinary rule that
gers are not entitled to salvage and ask for onohrd Of
the value Of the weasel, which stipulated 10 DO
$3.50, 600
The testimony has already been taken, aud the case
argued yesterday afternoon by for both
ties. Tho Court reserved It's decision.
For llbelanis, VIM W. Goodrich and +. c. Bencdict
for respondents John G. Spencer and Q. A. Rapailo,
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LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

QuKES's County AGRICULTURAL socErY. Tho board Of
managers Of this society will meet At the Fair Grounds
on Saturday, April 13 at 10 NJ and appoint the time
for their next annual fair.
ARRrsrxD on susrcos. -0aicer vsndewater, Of Hemp.
stead, on Saturday last arrested young man BY the
OF Isaac Carman suspicion OF being concerned
in the robbery OF the shoe store Of VIM Van Nosrano,
or that village, which occurred short time SINCE JUS
tce Cloves sent him 70 the county JAIL there 70 await
further action The prisoner denies every charge pre-
ferrcd against him.
TnH LATE FIRE AT PsARsAil's CoRxm. IN 10 ssassd
that an intoxicated Iaborins man. name unknown per-
ished In the outbuidIp that belonged 70 Mr. Alexander
Pearsa which were destroyed Lest Sunday evening By
Ore q that place.
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SUPREME COURT.


Important Decision In n Real Estate Case.
Before Judge Mason
Noses Taylor and Others Asignes Of Norris KetcAur,
o. VIM b. IsAom, Ssme~ A. Gallup CAas ~ Kshdm and
oneI Judge Mason has rendered the following decision
In this case which action brought by the assign
80 Of Morris Ketchum seeking 70 charge certain real
estate in Thryeighth street, purchased by william b.
Isham OF said assiguess at public sale made BY thcm
Of Morris Kechum's property on tho sth OF February
1see, with the payment OF the claims Of Isham 4
Gallup and Of 4 G. II. Isham against Ketchum, Son
The plaintiffs in this case do not need TO 10 this
court 70 be informed in matter Of law so plain as the
one presented In this case, that W. D. Isham as pur-
chaser from TIE plan,ins Of the property In Thirty
ensn street for f56000 cannot be charged with the
payment Of the attachment liens OF & O. II. Tsham
ne william b lsham 4 Co., or any part thereof.
she primary fund ~ nG ns s q. .von sna ~
nve auacumcn,s or the debts which they represent
ssogs ssv nsr. na ~ Bad X, ga In such csss
appear that an obligation pay tho en was intended 70
=. ap "a h ns ps and knowingly assumed BY
the payment Of the existing Lien. The raIuIs when
they sold these promises 70 Isharn public sale, an.
properly TO BE- free from all ncumbraacssO s.ce ny
nchoaie right Of dover Of Mrs. Ke,chun tha, nav s
ply sold the right aud title which Norris KechvT ga :,
Il Is true that william B. rshain Co. rave no,,sn
s@e Ts no for os sales q
attachmnt liens upon this specific item Of proper,v
most manifest that the plansins did no, regard the
pcrty for they stated a the time Of The sale aud 10
aides they had before this made specific deposit Of
100000 which BY agreement tied up for this very
purpose n there any loss here In the sale Of this
Thirty eighth street property 70 William b 1sham for
$4,000 of which this court Is kept entirely In the
90 far any evidence In the case is concerned
owing TO the negligence, 70 say the least Of the plain
en- 70 inform those present that $4,000 bad been set
than enough 70 meet them. We are also left entirely
In the dark n whether these attachments were
placed the shers hands before after the assign.
ment Of Ketchum TO the plaintiff was executed The
deed which the paintns gave v william y, lsham
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackott
SENTENCES.

When tho court opened this morning the Recorder
proceeded to sentence the prisoners, who wore re-
mandei. tsHf&.
James Wilson, who pleaded guilty 70 an attempt at
grand larceny was sent TO the State Prison for two
year, aud six m onths.
Mary by nan, genteel shoplifter, was sent 10 the
State Prison tor eighteen months
James Davis and William Armstrong guilty Of an at
tempt burglary In the third degree were each cent to
the State Prison for one year
Eliza York. who pleaded guilty to attempt ut grand
larceny sent TO the penitentary for three months
James Davis, charged with stealing the 30th OF
March s4 worth OF knives tho property OF Gales Spies
Nissan. No 10 Corandt street. pleaded guilty TO an
attempt at grand larceny.
ArLsaED RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
The only disposed Of by the jury was indict
mont charging John Schroeder with receiving and pur
chasing Sl36 worth Of wearing apparel for $685. knowing
IL to have been stolen. number Of witnesses were
examined both sides, the testimony for the defence
going 20 show that the accused was insensoy drunk
when his purchased the property, and that his
yious general character good Tho jury could not
agree upon a verdict, and were dscha rged.
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Mas FoKrREss MoHRoz April 10, 1867
case hss recently arisen In Norfolk whereby the
provisisns Of The Military Reconstruction bin viii be
called into operation and probably exotic considerable
interest In the State The following is copy Of the
military order issued by the commandant Of the United
States forces In Norfolk summonng one or the par
ties:-
HEADQUARTERS Posi- or NoRrorxl
NORFOLK, Va, April !, 1881.
HR--You hereby ordered 70 appear at these head
quarters, Tuesday the 9th instant at eleven O'Clock
A. NJ. for the purpose Of giving evidence before Mill
tary Board in the case Of E. W. Whpple citizen against
John N Drcwry, citizen justice.
BY command OF Major LYMAN BISSETI,
n n. HovsnAx, Lieutenant Twenty-ninsh United
States infantry, AdjutanL ="
To Justice J0HN n. DREwRy.
Through the interposi,ion Of Mr. whipple Tho case
wss brought before the military authorities, ana yet
awaits the decision Of General schoneld The board
composed Of Lieutsnsnts Holman ana wagner, merely
entered upon preliminary examination rhe result Of
the Investigation remains secret and has NOT yet boon
disclosed. The case, with The prosesdings were for
wsrded 70 General Schoeld and now awaits his action
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Sale ofPnintinGs mt the 'sLeeGssArt Galleries.,
superb collection Of pictures and sketches painted
by Mr.. John Williamson, consisting principally Of fruit
and flower pieces. with few superior landscapes, to-
gether with small invoice OF paintings by Willis was
offered for sale last night by Henry n Leeds and Miner
at their art rooms N "a SIT and $40 Broadway. Tho
attendance Of buyer 0was much less than IL usual
these sales the bidding except In few instances dulcr
and proper expression Of appreciation OF the ass labor
and skill scarcely exhibited In the prices Indeed II Is
very probable that great number Of thete plcuIes will
appear in the epcQp room aean within short time a.
they wero evidently purchased on speculation. The
largest picture In the collection was Tho summit Of
Chocurna by Twilight and brought $500. Among the
other pictures bringing the best prices may be mcn-
timed "Morniug Glorcs,u $50; "Gulford Point SEQ;
'valley OF the Connecticut SIS 'Trout Fishing" 500
sSpring-Haneing Hills, New Haven county, Conn ~
$751; 'sEarly Indian Summer" $751; stacking Hayr
Willis so All the pictures the catalogue sold
without the frames the lattor being marked ~ stated
values
Second Night cf American Artists Sale.
large number OF persons, including many ladies,
attended the sale u the art gallery Of Miner scmer
vile, No 80 Firth avonue last evening About eighty
paintings by American artists sold prices ranging
from - 70 $1,000 .sThe Indian Falls" bv Hoppe
rare gem Of a-pold for 81 100 and bidding for was
very spirited "Corn HuskfnEr by Van 1ngen, COM
manded SOS Autumn In the Catskils." by Jervis
McEntee, 500; ssBlack Mountain BY y. B. Bris
toll, $50; Hopes ssSunrise In the Adirondacks.u
5000 and Jealousy By Y. Nehiis, $40 The sales
OF the paintings without the frames amounted 70
$4,000 so. Total amount Of sales, $S,e52 90.
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GENERAL SnERMAN.--Lieutenant General Sherman, ac-
companied by Colonel J. @ Mccoy, route from ST.
Louis TO Omaha being in the city last evening" the Great
Union baud rendered him serenade at the fremont
House. which he acknowledged by appearing the bal
cony Repeated calls for speech made By an enthusi-
astic Crowd, however failed In ectng anything fur
Their than his sincere thanks for the compliment which
they had At TO tender him. He leaves for Omaha
early train this morning Chicago Nmcs. 4pr 10.
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