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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-06

HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Grand Juror:
Draacn. The quarterly term of Henrico
County Court commences to-day at II
o'clock. - aa.9.
The following is q list of the grand jury
drawn for services at this term Of the court
Fairfield Tosonshtp.-Hugh A. Watt, Chas
L. Bruce, Richard II. Duke, VIM. Chris.
tian, James M. Carter. a.-gs. Fl. -... y
V1rina To,cnshlp-Peter r. Kennedy,
George W. Gatewood, James F. Bradley,
James W. Whitlock, John w. Clark, DAM
B. Jordan. ,!a=. q 49,. = 49,.
i51uckahoe Tosonship.-N. G. Shepherd,
VIM. johnson, Robert a. Patterson, C.M,
Nimmo, Charles E. Workman, Jesse Pur'
year. rs-
Brookland Toacnship.-A. s. Storrs, Jas
Winston, VIM. Ashton, G.. j. Carter, NJ. S
BoWles, N. f. Bowe.
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California News-Southern Pacific
RarIroala-Cenvlctfo OF a Sheriff
SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The citizensof
San Diego held . grand jubilee to-day ii
honor of the passage Of the Southern Pc
citic railroad bill by Congress. The success
Of the measure is hailed with great satlsfac-
ton on this coast. .e3gy "a ~ u Ii
The bark Lenox Proposite sailed from
Portland, Oregon, yesterday, with wheat
for England. .t-,,, $. as aa Is so
Sheriff jackson, of Trinity county, was
convicted in the United States Court last.
night Of having collected the foreign miners
tax from Cinnamon, contrary to the laws OF
the United States and the constitutional
amendment. An appeal will be made to
the United States Supreme Court. la.
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CHANcERY Court OF RIcHMoND-Hon. E.
II. Ftzhugh, Judge.-The following cases
were disposed of on Saturday: ~.
Brown, &C., VS.. Browns executor. De-
cree confirming report of special commits
sioners, and directing payment forthwith
of taxes on the property out Of the fund
Peasants, Stiles & Christian, counsel.
Gilmer and wife, &C., Va. Leake, guardian
SC. Decree sustaining exceptions to report
OF sale Of commissioner, setting aside the
sale, and directing q resale according to the
terms of decree Of May II, 1869. Robert
Howard and Gilmer, counsel. ia" "s.' II
Mitchelrs = executor vs.. Mitchell anG
others; Henry Y. Mitchell VS.. Mitchell and
others. Decree confirming report OF sale
Of house and lot to the Chesapeake anG
Ohio Railroad Company, and directing Q
deed upon payment Of the purchase money
In full. Johnston & Williams, a. A. Smith
counsel. - .....l.
Allen vs.. Warrington, &c. Decree fol-
final distribution of the fund. E. Y. Can
non and Sands, counsel. fs.l ...F
York River Railroad Company vs.. Bray
ton s. Co. Order suggesting death of Alex
Dudley and directing SCI. ia. against hi
personal representative. Gordon and Ste
ger, counsel, sH. #Et ~.
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ITELEGRAPHIo NEWS.

Eeu York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK; March, E-sodfhern securities
steady, sitk 6eH tiEnsactfoas.s Tennessee s,s, oid
snd new, sss Virginia SIS ss; new, @. Louisi.
cha gs, coy; new. g.. Leveeia's, 7e ;se, %. Ala-
BANS s's 100 ss, s7i. Georgia s'a, ss3; rs, Sos
North Carolina SIS, 4ss; new. Ek South Carolina
So. IL new, 90. Is a.Efa&.sF 49, y s3efs
fMoney very easy at aga per cent. Sterling dull
and unchanged. Gold ocened st 1Ic7, advanced to
l1a+ and closed firm at 1ioi8111l. Governments
very strong, closing a. an advance OF on e,S OF
1881; Ts, 81 11s: 's2,s 1laS 'sa's, liz 1885,
LIP new ll 'e7's lii 'es's 11ls lc-sc's, 1923.
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yev York Affatrs-DefaIcation.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Innocencio Casa-
nova, the citizen of this city sent back
from Havana by the authorities, publishes
a cald denying that Consul Hall ever wrote
to the State department that he (Casanoya)
was ever connected with flibustering
about the time of the Commanditario Ex-
petition, but released for want of grounds
for Indictment. His. recent voyage to Ha.a
vana was to sell Cuban estate owned by
his wife, he says. IA. ,s,.4.t.
The Commercial Advertiser Gays that
Albert Frank & Bro, stock brokers, are
defaulters to the amount of 300, 900 to the
Union Bank and several bankers and
brokers, g.5tt4.. -t.E 1855 al. - @tfa
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COOK 4 LAUaHTON will sell at loa A. NJ, at
the residence of Mrs. A. Hirsh, on Broad st {.
furniture. carpets, crockerY, &c.
WIN. b. WoODFIN Will sell as Henrieo Court.
house two tracts Of land ak miles below Rich
mond, on the Charles City road.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will cell at 10 NJ, at
Henrico Court- house, a tract of land In Hen
rico, seven miles belox the city.
J. u. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at loB A. NJ.
groceries, &c.
THos. W. KEEsEE win sell At 10 A. NJ. furni-
turo &c. 800
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Cb,nese Tesssmony TN Court,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 4.-The Federal
Court, in the trial of the sheriffs for assess
ing miners tax from the Chinese, admit
ted Chinese testimony. The case will be
taken up to the Supreme Court. The
case turns upon the unconstitutional tax
under the civil rights bill, and involves tnej
riyhts of the States under it. g 81
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TIE WEATHER .--Agreeably to the tel
egraphic warning from Washington, Satur-
day was stormy and altogether disagree
and high wind prevailed. The mercury
fell rapidly. AT 10 p. NJ. Friday it stood at
82e, att a. III. Saturday 40, and at4 p. n.
Joni the same day at a4e-falling 2so In
eighteen hours. " ~
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WHlsEEY PKoDucT, &c.--On the list inst.
there were PSI distiIeries in operation in
The United States, making 2l3,SS4 gallons
sol "hskey (spirits) daiIy--a falling off of
2,2ta gallons from the product of the
Enonth previous, with al increased number
#pl dlsll!lerics ut work. The whiskey man
{2ilIcture i without vitality, though the dr.
|#icle itself is as active and strong as ever. ~
henhett X. Cobb, Of Virginia, has been
appointed revenue supervisor OF Texas; On
isce OF Bridgeland, resigned, ID sts& - -
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ARREST OF A GANG OF CousrgsFH1rEns.-

ARREST OF A GANG OF CoUNTERFEITERs.-
A private telegram received In W ushington
from New York says the detectives have
arrested In Boston seven members of the
worst counterfeiting gang 10 New England.
TheSayrest was made at house which the
writer Of The dispatch calls the central
headquarters for aueersmen.n, "a large
Fanpnntao e count aefeita were captured, and
the Headquarters closed ~ e s'fs.E . : -
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Forty.second Congress.


w.sHtNGToN, March 4.-Sendte.-The1
following new Senators were sworn In:
Messrs. Craein,g West, Hitchcock, Cald.
Well. Davis, Kelly, Ferry, Logan, FrehngS
huysen, Anthony, Wilson, Morreil OF
Maine. Wright, Wendern, Cooper, Sauls'
h11ry. Robertson, and Stevens.
OhiectioDs were made to Mr.. Goidtn-
waite. of Alabama, and his credentials were
laid on the table.
lima, WAS not called. -
The credentials of Foster Blodgett, OF
Georgia, were laid on the table to await IN
The credentials of Messrs. Hamilton and
| Reynolds, claiming seats from Iexas' "efe
tabled.
Enyse'-The House was organized by the
election of officers nominated IN the ne,
n,sbi;can caucus. Speaker Blaine received
f26 votes to SO for Gen. Morgan (Dem') Of
Ohio. ,~4s.. ctG.,F .,,x +hor,.
selves were seated. :, .
a resolution was adopted to adjourn tne
first session at noon on WEDNESDAY, anu
tbe e' Homse adjourned until Tuesday next
| Glazing Hours OF Congress.
WASHINGTON. March 4.-The Pres,denl
has signed the Texas Pacific rairoaa olli
/ The Senate passed Inc thcinnSsi AM
Southern railroad bill. -.
MORT on the army appropriation bill. fIhe
rrenort strikes out the ryder for the rellet 0
Southern loyalists, but accepts the ID on
Hill for the appointment OF three comms
s;nners n also directs the Secretary o
sha Treasnry to nav the Pacific railroad
half rates instead OF reservipg the whole
AT midnight all the appropriation bill
were disposed OF:
Roth OF the old Houses were In session
this morning, having taken recess for
j few hours at daylight.
i AN the appropriation biis were passsu
The statement IN the early alsPatcn Ina Ia
| the Cincinnati and Southern railroad Dill
had nassed Is incorrect, It having failed II
the Senate. 80,
THE following bills, passed by Dotf
Houses, have tailed to receive the approya
of the President, viz: An ace ior IN
| relief OF purchasers Of land sold Tor Oh
! rect taxes" an act In relation 70 Tn
Saju,a. Rome, and Dalton railroad OF Ala
han,a an act relating to telegrapnic com
nounication between the United States ant
foreien countries joint resolution relat
inc TO the rights Of actual settlers upol
cartaln lands an act for the relief OF Ann
AZ. Howard; an act granting pension !
Adam Carrall; an act for the relief OF Geo
| Erirht: an act for the relief Of Mary
! Clarke, widow OK Leonard Clarke.
aouss suLs.waEoH 7ALsD TO PASS.
I monc the House bills which failed :
4 .eceiye The conc urrence Of she senafe Wef
the following: To consolidate, &C., tn
s s.uss,,tes relating to the ost.ofice Deparl
s..,f the a,,ti.p0iyparny bill. aiding IN "a
lnaIacileiou OF tbs law In Utah Territory
. lssndinQ the time for presentation
stSa,nfv clainns un,asr the aet. Of July, lsgSt
I'm; resolution about the Cuban WET !
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One thousand dollars reward will be paid by the
proprietor Of DR.. P1erce's it, Extract or Gold
en- Medical Discovery for medicine that will
equal 1t In curing sn the diseases for which it Is
recommended. In the cure Of severe and linger-
ing coughs, bronchitis, and diseases of the lungs
1t is without an equal by all druggists.
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ANorth Carolina Judge Charged wfsh
Disgraceful Conduct The Impeaeh-

UiSEfaceknI COn0Uct--GNelfn
/ ment. .Et.m. z53} :tapgItl Ji;RI4:$$a &
RALEIGH, March 4.-In the House to-day
committee was appointed, on motion iloft
Mr.. Justice (Rep.), to investigate charges
of disgraceful nature against T.. ~. Jones,
judge OF. the second judicial district. The
of magistrates court In Washington
county wherein Judge Jones was the de-
PENDANT, charged with drunkenness and
assaulting his paramount negro woman
The House agreed unanimously to appoint
the committee. ,&sl-- 80
The Court Of impeachment to-day was
|engaged in the examination of James i.
Boyd, the most important witness the de-
fence has yet offered. The examination
was not concluded when the court rose.
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CONSERVATIVE CAUcUs.-There will be
caucus of the Conservative members of the
General Assembly Thursday evening at TN
o'clock, in the ball of the House Of Dele
gates, for the purpose of nominating can
didate for the United States Senatorship.
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AkEIvpD. Esrsi s,@a 4
Steamer John SYLVESTER, Ginord MorfoK. mes-
.sa ~ se and passengers. l.. y. Ta.nn.
cS,asmer Albemarfc, Blackwcod. New 1orH,
mSeTcnandiie and passengess, J. W. watt
MANNER Ellie knight, Travis, BalttinofeS pief-
.,Snndisn and PASSENGERS. Hm. Y. Brett.
schooner john Mosse,, Rhodes, SsH york. mer-
cna nnnsnsr Maid OF the Miss, Cook, Alexandria,
Grain. GsIlego Manufacturing Co.
eschooner Thomas II. iuiL Cooper, AIexAnoktata
rain. Gallego manufacturing Co. ;e.t.,j
schooner 3. yandasanter, Christopher, 0assa,
ore. lime, IF. Sfearls. x-.t. =, ..,,a..i
schooner Catawampteke, Lord. SeWs = sA, pss-
.' SAILED. ~
ste,mer Ellie KNIGHT, Tyays, Bs5asacfc'
ehan6isa and aeaengers VIM, +. prey. yrayk
SIsaner kibenafle. Baaekw0ess i! Ne ~ see
mSrchandlsu and passengers, " y. - -
WEST PoyHr. Ma On sis, sna rs.
sansssS Yosk aivss RailsSaa Comp gag esiasa
on Eetnln. 2. -. Z. .........,
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nom.s,ic Marke,s-GBY TELsaHARa.l

NEW YORK, March &-Cotton irregular sales,
a. GOO bales at la.c. Flour firm and ioc. higher
snperfine state aud western, ac0to.8 common
fo chtice extra western and state, &d1eA8I,&s.
Wheat l462c. better winter rcd and amber we6s-
ern, Corn L. better =. ssIss:. as, p are a@
n 1nS Sayal stores steady. Freights saaas
1rner. -. re-.
BALTIMORE. March A-Virgtnia ss: old, s1
asked s3 bid es's eat bid eTG IS sd es3 asAsut
new, 81 bid; North Carolina u.s. 'T asAsa is"'
-Four more active and hrmer. Whess. f M
changed, and good grades sclye. o9 p,.,s,,rs
quiet. Whiskey, slc. IS f'8;
/ ToutsvIfIE, March S,.-Tobacco closed aceisee W.,
s.ies 400 hog sneads; common 70 gocd rugs, $ssss
Ia. rs: low to medium leaf, Ss.Ssessls.
CINCINNATI, March s-Bread,tuIs prm ,ta y ISl
nriress Mess PORK and Lard dull. and notoc En
ywttIino To make concessions. Bacon ofc5psuS ,
shoulders, SIC sides, 1l2uhe. Whisky IN iA'e
demand at SIC. K EssaI - 49,
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A TREASURED have secured rich yellow
heart pine wood, perfectly dry, for kindling, pre-
pared by machinery. Also, oak, for cooking. 1t
is very convenient. Also, every size best anihra-
cite and bituminous coal and coke, which are spt
cialties. Offices I'LL Main, 9th and Gary, and 18th
and Dock streets. j. b. WATKINS.
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AUCTrov HALKs THIS Day

Or all pabhc or prfedte sates ~ Rea, Estate
made bet,oeen the istar January and tae Ist o,
Jaig the r,prcaasers pay bic tares for the pre-.
sent year; Dat on all sales 5et,ssen the Fret
day Of Judy ard the last day ~ December The
seller pays them.
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Financial Notice.

WAsH1NGros, March 1.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury gives notice that after April soth per
cent. certificates Of $4,000, between Nos. ssl snd
Ioss and Of .Oee, between Noe 7ss and 1870 Will
cease to bear interest be- available as reserve.
These certificates aggregate a. oaa 600 . - -.
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SUrERy1soe,TEs1 a. J. Terrell,
Supervisor of Bfookland township, Hen;
rico county, sent in his resignation TO q,
Judge Minor OIL Saturday. The court VIII
probably fill the vacancy to-day.
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TIE SINGING PLGR1M.-Phillip Philli 2s
will sing at the Broad-street METHODIST
Church tomorrow night.
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Cation Markets-rBY rELrGRArH.l

SATURDAY, March 4.-NeU Orleans: Quiet at
1aac receipts s45l bales exports to Great Bri-.
tain. 5,lso bales; Bremen, 2,S7i bales j. An.werp
zoo baes coastwise $40 bales sales, 900 baless
stock, a7a. $40 bales Norfolk Dull low mid
dlings, lsb@lsac.; receipts, 1850 bales exports
coas,w.se, / 30 bales sales, geo bales STOCK.
4, SEQ balea. Sayannah: irregular and duli. snd
holders anxious to realize at Nc.i recelpts, 2pss
bales; exports 10 Cork, 2N bales saies, sso
/ bales stock, 81, $50 bales. Iy,s5 Ill;
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TIE WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND RAIL
WAY BnL.-Governor Walker on Saturday
sent the bill amending the charter and
changing the name of the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railroad to the Keeper o.
the Rolls, with his signature. 1t is there
fore now law. ..r:.. pig.
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Attention is called to the sale OF handsome fur.
niture, mirrors, carpets, &C., to take place This
day at le3 O'Clock ut the residence of Mrs. a.
Hirsh. NO. OF Broad street. See advertiser emit.
COOK & LAUGHToN.
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BEST anthracite coal, Ss TO $50 per ton Glover
Hill coal, so to $751; per load oak and pine
wood, lowest cash prlces. at CHARLES II. PAGE q
Co.'s, 10Th and Gary or 7os Grace street.
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Tbe New York Bunk stat.msna

! lThe NOW 10fk BUNK Bf0temen9.
NEW YORK. March A-The bank statement for
the past week Is as follows: Loans increased
over e4,7so 900. Deposits increased nearly e7,-
500, Coo. Specie increased over 875o,eoo. Legal
tenders increaled nesrly sl,ooO,oOo. The specie
shipments to-day were saE9 900. .,i.s 10 Il ).
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nAxnss asTEIl.IaEnCk.
rOKT OF RICHMOND. MARCH :, l's7 NJ J J

MIEIATUsE ALaaSAc. MARCH .. n l''l. s. !.
-, 6l7I Moon rises. zee. -..... : g
So .i 80 80 sl3 niSn tide. fV s
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Doc TAx.-Upto this time the City Audi.
tor has received about 81 $50 revenue de-
rived from the sale Of dog and goat licenses
and medals. -
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DEATH OF POPULAR DENTIsT.-Dr. j.
Edward Chase died on Saturday morning
at about O'Clock, and was buried yester-
day afternoon. he was widely known In
as man. He was native of Alexandra,
but had lived here ever since the war.
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WE have received from johnson 81 Selden,
news-dealers, No. 91S Main street, Eger9
Saturday and Appleton's Journal. Botn
good numbers. y -. 80 ss.iLa& ...
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,IInyER SEED. CLOVER SEEIs
eSSho.cs new uhio Clover seed. tsee Irss'a Az 8 B
s@ sss i0f Tx Eso q !, wILLlA4s ass3s
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JENKINS VS.. HIN T ON.

They Have Poor Opinion Of Each
Other. aeE rl
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Use Your package dckets to the Skating Eink pY
the 10th OF this mont !.
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ENVELOPES furnii he'd and printed a' ". Ss.ea
$s7s, and $50 per i, eee, at the Dispatch
Estabfishment.S go @.-1s ~ e. -
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Court OF APPEALs.-This court adjourned
to meet March 9Th, which was Sunday. 1t
will therefore meet on the succeeding Mon
day, which Is to day. IlE%E ,-.E5T
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MORE AMOUR BREnERY liz TT1E
LEGTsLATURE,

ONE or THE PENNSYLVANIA 4CEETRAL'f
S ATTORNEYS ,EXAKLEED. 80, - / !
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OLD PAPERS AZ acc. Per hundred at the DIS DIS
patch countinR-rooI a. .z.t sss.t.a :
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ANOTHER CLEAN BREAST, BUT NOT
MUCH CLEANER THAN THE FIRST.
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,ksting Rink open this afternoon.

SOFT CoKE.-smau Hail for stoves At n
cgER's. Price, $40 PEI load
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/ ALL PRRIopIcALs. At publishers prfee AZ ~ Is
TYSON & TAYLoR's neni depot na1t 70 Oisps'cu
Office. = 80 @''a - - 20 800 5.sss5 ~
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Parties holding packagS, tickets 20 mo skslln
Rink must use the a by the assh Of this nenth.
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,asAll tie latest no wells at ID EIxsoS: = TAsLeA
lats Main street. $3.50
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Skating Rink open TIL afternoon
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ekatsng Riak O psn Gals asseF, uoon at o'csoes'
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Skating .. the Rim. ( thus afternoon.
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NEVER PROMISED HIM ANYTHING.

| NEVER PROMISED HIN ANYTHING,
| and that he was not entitled to any thing
He replied by saying that it was very easy
for me TO talk that way-that he had been
| ut work hard for us, and that had had my
| breakfast and my dinner, and could afford
to smoke my cigar-that he had had no.
thing to eat for two days, and that there
| was st .-a2 s.. a..........
/ NOTHING IN HIS HOUSE FOR HIS WIFE AND
- CHILD TO EAT.
The motive was combined one Of charity
! and to be relieved, too. of his opportunities.
The $25 was paid to me after l saw the let
| ter shown to me by Capt. Parker.
Q. You said something about Hinton's
being about the tenth man who had been
| to you. Who were the others? A. don't
| remember. think I'll of them were colored
men. I met one on the street to-day, and
he asked me about the money. / said to
him, Why, l thought you wanted money
for controlling Andrews's vote; why, the
newspapers say that Hinton controlled it.'
@. Why were you the object Of these nu-
merous attacks? a. / suppose it was be.
cause went to Zetelle's and ordered the
dinner after the bill was passed, and besides
that, having taken very prominent part
in the fight. ,.s
@. What was the date of Andrews's i'm
pFlSOnmeuG1 =. GALLUP give Tue exact
date. MIR. McCaull said to me Andrews
would vote for the bill, and it was import
ant to get him out. think it was the day
before the bill passed the House. He was
there only one night.
@. Do you know of any persons whom
you have any good reason to believe are in
possession Of any facts which might throw
some light upon the subject-matter Of this
investigation? A. / do not, unless the
the heads of the railroads know somethir. 9
about it. M 9@
The committee then arose, to meet again
this (Mondsy) afternoon at o'clock.
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RETURNED FOR TRIAL.. W. Hardwicke,
the alleged bieaml>t, forger, and swindler,
full account OF whose operations have al
ready hecn given TO the public, is on the
point Of receiving his just deserts. Itseems
that he has also been engaged in swind-
ling operation in Little Rock, Ark, which
melted him some $4,000. When he was
arrested here, due notice was forwarded to
that place OF his being in custody. Yester.
day Governor Geary received from the Gov
cnor Of Arkansas Il requisition for the
rascal, and IN order granting his removal to
the West WAS at once forwarded to Alder
man Michigan, who had committed Hard
wlckc TO Moyamensng. The latter official
issued TIE necessary writ for his discharge,
and Dir. liard"ickc is by this time on his
way to Little Rock, where he will receive q
hearty welcome, unquestionably.-lshtlo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-06
WHO IS WALKER /!

O.. Who is the Mr.. Walker mentioned in
this letter? A. don't know who he is.
O.. When you paid Mr.. Hinton the S25,
did you owe him any money? A. No, sir.
I gave it to him on account Of his importu-
mites and the statement that he had no.
thing to eat for himselfand his family,
O.. Did any member apply to you for
nay? A. No member Of either House.
G. Was this money paid to Hinton out
OF your own funds, or funds OF the COM
pany? A. 1t was paid out of funds placed
in my hands for incidental expenses.
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES. #
@. How much money was placed In your
hands by the agents Of the Pennsylvania
Central Company for incidental expeusts
| A. Well, suppose two or three hundred
dollars. l recolIect when I went to Wash.
ington for the company they handed me
| fifty or hundred dollars.
Z. Are we to understand that this S25
| was paid to Hinton as an act Of charity, or
to relieve you of his opportunities? a
Well, sir, in contests Of this kind there are
always a class of men which may properly
be regarded as hangers-on. They want
something, and they will importuue you
until you will give them something in order
| to get rid Of them, and that was one reason
| why gave Mr.. Hinton the S25; and the
additional reason was that after I had told
| him that / had .... .......