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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-30

FRUlT.-Wc regret to learn that the
peaches in the neighborhood of Mount Airy
were all killed by the frost last Tuesday
morning. One gentleman, who flattered
himself few days ago on the prospect of
having hundred bushels, says his whole
crop has been destroyed. Very little, if any,
injury has been sustained in this way in the
vicinity of Wythcvie. Here we still have
the promise of an abundance of all kinds OF
fruit HytheuiHe Enterprise.
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RIcHMOsD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND,
POTOMAC R0IITK. Mnrch 30. 1877. Z

FOTUNAC HUUTE, DHiIc %, Is12. D.
TIP DAY. MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
~ ton. i2:2o r. NJ. ,3s s,assrgs I'll st;fE$s II
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Strect station,
OF. NJ. fexccpf on Sundays. ~. 100 ~
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Street STA:
tian, 4P. III. Except on Sundays.) - sa 10 Is f
DOWN DAY MALL arrives at Byrd-Street sta.
ton. 21T p. M. - ssfsfB -. =
ton, a:ls A. ~ Except on Mondeys.)t "A. go.
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, arrives at
Broad-Street station, SGT A. NJ. Except on Sun
daysI So ii. 81. fry.ss,a5 Isl. .e.9 ~ .sf5 ~
ACCOAfMODATION TRAIN runs to Milford only.
Travellers bound west ria Batimoreand Ohio rail-
with the al7 p M. train at Relay House. on the Baln-
more and Ohio railroad. BY the % r. NJ they win
connect with the $40 A. M. ut Relay House. on the
same road 1.-The former being the quicker Inc fer
points west. apl
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TUE FIRE IN NELsoN.-The fire which
broke out near Elmington, in Nelson county.
on Thursday, has been heretofore reported
by us. We learned on Saturday that the
lire, as before stated, crossed Rockfish river,
in Albemarle, and destroyed four large to-
bacco barns near Covesville, belonging to
DR.. Bowles. The damage to fencing, added
to the burning of woods, out-houses, &c,
on different farms along the track Of the fire,
is estimated to be not less than $4,000, if it
does not exceed that sum. Fortunately the
fire has been stopped, and we arc pleased to
say that no dwelling-house was destroyed.
We learn that large fires were raging on
Friday and Saturday in the woods along the
line of the Orange railroad at different points
in Orange, Culpeper, and Fairfax counties.
The loss in fencing, cord.wood, &C., is re-
ported to be very heavy.--Lwachbuug Neus
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DRAGON SwAMr.--A party of gentlemen
from the North contemplate purchasing al
immense tract of land in and on the Dragon
swamp, MiddleScx county. for the timber
They design establishing 4 saw-mill and
stave factory. As there is any quantity OF
cypress easily accessible and equal to that
which grows in North Carolina, the spccula.
ton will be profitable to the purchasers and
beneficial to the community.---Tappahdnnoch
}nHcr
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GROCERIES, &c.

bacon, BACON, BACON.-50 hogsheads
CLEAR-RIB SIDES, direct from Cincinnati, for
sale low by ROBERT F. WILLIAMS CO.,
ap29 Wholesale Grocers
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ROOTS, SHOES. DC.

DICHMOND BOOT AND Shoes
~ FACTORY. 421 BROAD STEET.-REsA
HENRY G. BOSCHEN IS now manufacturing A
his own goods. With all the improved apparatus
of tie trade and the necessary machinery for cons
plcte .manuf,ctory, he has determined to MIKE make
With unsurpassed facilities, he confidently asks the
patronage of the public. All he desires IL call
from those In want before purchasing elsewhere
Selling Oft northern goods ut cost. upT
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Passenger train leaves Richmond on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at y. NJ, connecting
with the splendid steamer STATE OF VIRGINIA.,
Captain L. W. FREEMAN, for the aboye-named
points, touching ut the river landings, and arriving
connect with trains north and west.
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE checked
to all points. ,.,-,v-
Passenger train leaves daily except Sunday for
West Point.
Steamer leaves Baltimore pier No. 2, No. 80 Light
street, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at &
r NJ, arriving In Richmond at II O'Clock the fol,
lowing morning, giving passengers three hours and
thirty minutes TO transact business aud Zine before
the leaving of tue trains South. II.
Freight train, with passenger car attached, leaves
Tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdays, at o'clock A.
NJ, for through CTeigiIts to all points North and
West: and on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
for local freight between Richmond and West Point
Freight received daily carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. Through bills Of lading gwen
to all points. .s G.
FARE.
From RcilmSad to baltimore, 90
From Richmond to Philadelphia. 60
From Richmond to Sew York. ............... 10 80
FroEi Richmond 10 Boston, all rail ........ II %
From Richmond TO Boston via the Sound...... IA 10
- WILLLAMN n. BRAGG, Superintendent.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Agent, No. W Llgnt
j. /. TAYLOR, General Ticket and Freight Agent.
Richmond. r - 80 @s, ~, - -
Y. ii. HoTCuKIss, Travelling Agent, NH
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.OTETOURT.

SUICIDE IN WEsTMoRELAND.--Mr. Solomon
.Branson, living OH Machodoc creek in West
moreland county, after dressing on Sunday
morning last and attending as usual to the
feeding of bis stock, returned to the house
and retired to room upstairs. When called
to breakfast he failed to come, and his son
going to the door found it latched on the in
side. He thon entered the room by means Of
a ladder, and found his father lying on bed
covered with blood and lifelcss. He had
made two deep gashes in his neck with a
pocket knife. No cause is assigned for the
act: de leaves family consisting of u wife
and eight or nine children to deplore his sad
end.--Tappahannotk Iqder.
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Thanking the public for the large share OF parron-
age received by the old firm, the snhecrfbef asks
their continued fayors ut his Iarge and newiyatied
store. No u12 Main street. two doors above the old
stand - J. Ian 27.afl - n ID. u. EILYsON. q 2
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'RAaLRUAD I ii s.
80 ESATLRUAU LINES. e n
@ W l

8 90 W I'd
F1HEsAPEARE AND OHIO RAIL-
[I ROAD.--On and after April 18th PASSENaER
TRAIN viii ieate Richmond Sundays exeeptdJ
$50 isM.--atAIL TRAIN for the White sufpa, Z
Springs connecting at With the Orapt "a
AIcxnndris and Manassas trutt for Washington a
North, and LynrhbHrE and South.
s:s5 7. M-saCCOafsfOp ATIeN IR IN for Cor
edcsyHe4 except ON SatusdayY on whicIday u eavl1
at $50 r. VI. This train connects at Gordensye With
the night trims on tr Orangc, lexandria and MI
nass;s railroad for LyNCHBURG and WASHiNd-s
Through tickets at Tow rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest ~ q ~
Y steerage tickets from liverpool, Queeisss
Amsterdam, Antwerp. Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen Copenhagen, and Gotitenburp, TO all points
on this road. can be Bought OF the General Ticket
Agent at Richmond, can be ordered through any
station agent on the roaf. -. 49, I. e -
Further Information may be obtained ut The Com
No passenger trains are run on Sundays. 4. 49, u
A. III. PERRY, General Superintendent.
JAMES F. METH ERLAND, General Ticket Agent.
nm, ~
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND, A.yalaFch 30, 1872.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH
~ alst, the TRAINS on this road will run as fol-
lows:
Inc MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 33s A.
N. and $50 p NJ, and leave Petersburg at II a. M.
and 1880 ?. NJ.
FREiGHT TRAINS. with a passenger coach at
tached, leave Richmond at A. NJ and p. N, and
leave Petersburg at 735 4. NJ. and l:50 =. NJ.
The 335 A. NJ TRAIN Will not leave Richmond
on Sundays, and the $40 P. NJ. MAIL TRAIN and
7:is A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Peters.
burg on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets ..............$1 Is
Fare for return tickets. ............. 90
Communication tickets can lie had ut the following
rates:
Fifty-trip tickets for. .......Sio 90
One-hundred trip tickets fOr...... 80 90 81
Passengers for Norfolk will take the a:20 P. M.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk will COM
rect ut Petersburg with the IL A. NJ. TRAIN tE.5s
Passengers from Glover IIill will take the $40 A.
NJ. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days at
$50 Z. NJ. 81 zaeg
The s A. M. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
hPf% ULLMEh H,'s PALACE sLEEp1NG-cAR will
he attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon,
X. b. KASEY,
NH 30 Ticket and Freight Agent.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

r \. LYMAN, AYR,
COMMISSIONER OF TIE UNITED STATES
COURTS formerly Deputy Clerk and Deputy Mar
sl,al of The United Safes Courts Tor firginia;)'
gives special attention TO PRACTICE IN BhSh-
RUPTCY, SECURING EXEMPTIONS. Dis
CHARGES. &c, and generally TO cases before the
Federal courts -,
Attend, 10 taking dispositions, stating accounts,
aud proof Of claims, before those courts.
M .5-uniow
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NOTICE TO MY CLIENTS-sIy unfinished pro-
fesslonal business unles other counsel be refained
will be closed by Mcssrs Jones & Bouldin, 10 whom
clients referred. .-~s .Hs.s -i
Of my son ! shy nothing; and Mr.. Jones Is too
well known to the State lawyer and man to need
commentator. Your interests viii suffer no detri
ment by the change.
apl2 WOOD BOULDIN.
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\ COURAGEOUS YOUNG LADY.-Some few
days since Miss J.. c., an estimaDle young
lady residing near LorettO, while taking one
of her fayorte strollS through quiet little
meadow, indulging her romantic nature by
admiring and culling the first flowers of the
season, and leasting upon the beauties of
spring GENERALLY, was suddenly aroused from
the pleasant and absorbing occupation by the
attack of rabid dog. Unfortunately, her
secluded locality rendered aid from any
source impossible. Possessing, however, an
extraordinary amount of sci-poSsession, H.
stead of giving vent to her inclnations i'll
screams and cries. as many OF her sex would
have done under such circumstances.
she deliberately seized her formidable
adversary by the throat, at the same
time looking, but in vain, for weapon
of some kind. After holding him fast
Il few minutes, her presence of mind grow
ing more acute from this trying dilemma,
she closed her tiny hand. and with the de-
fence of nature she pummelled the cur SO
turiouslv over his head that he succeeded III
liberating himself from her grasp, and fled
from the scene of action with the rapidly OF
a reindeer, leaving Miss c. to cXult over her
prowess, thus rescued. as it were, from the
very jaws of death. The dog has since died
from well-marked symptoms of rabies, al
though some are pleased to attribute his
demise to congestion of the brain, caused by
the conclusion received at the hands OF Miss
CT ppahannock Lnder.
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JAMES AFFIXED JONES. II ! WOOD BUULDISi 5f!.
ZONES & BOULDIN, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW, RICTIMOND.-JA8fEs ALFRED
JONES Ind WOOD BOULDIN, Jr., OF the city OF
Richmond, have united In the PRACTICE sOF
LAW.
They will continue to attrnd the Court Of Appeals
and other courts held In Richmond Estate and Fed
era1l and Mr.. sBouIdin the courts of Halifax
county and the Federal courts at Danvflle.
street; Mt Bouldlns, for the present, GID Frnnkln
street. -. - s.-.sa X );
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MACHINERY. DC.

MACHINE W0RKS.-SLOAT 6. ADJ
IXl DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 14oi, 1426, and A3S
Cary street, and Nos. u and Is soafh Ftfteenth3
work in the machInist line, repair all kinds Of work.
We 70 In the country 70 do all sorts Of work in our
line Also make the best tobacco mills In the world
and keep them on hand, we'll rs tobacco screws OF
all kinds together with bands and blets and sn ar.
ticIes for the manufacture Of tobacco we Keep ON
hand for sale ali sizes OF new and second-hahd En-
zines Boilers Saw Hills, Gris- Mills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Sfafting. Hangers, Pnlle.s Gear
md Devil Wheels; and, in fact, gs2er asSortnlens
judson's Patent Steam-E Engine Governor; Utica Cons
pany Steam-( Gauges; Selden's Patent Engine Pscx.
me Peet Valves: Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Sells
oiIiag Guns, for both engine aud shafttng; E!te
Cleaners OH Cans: Water-Gauges, &c All OF which
we sell at reasonable prices and ON accommodating
terms. n. B. We receive on consignment ali KINDS
Of machinery, both new and secondhand: Come ano
zee us. - foc q SLOAT + ADDtSGIoH.z
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
Letter from - BOtctourt ''--Ca1tIc Pros
poets Of Southwest yirginia.-.Taxe-
wcll...Russeli County Il "Pis9nix ''.--
Summer Rcs0rts--The Wheat CrOp-.-
oat CrOp---BIacAsburg Agricultural
College, &c. tSc.
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DIssoLUrroas & pARrNERsHIPs.

HISs0LU TI0 NJ, The partnership here.
II toforc existing between j.. 4. ELLYSON, OF
Richmond, md HENRY TAILOR, Of Baltimore,
Is dissolved ny mutual consent II ~
! j. T. ELLYSON has purchased all the stock Of
goods and assets Of fle late firm, and will pay all Its
debts ON presentation. g;T:ELLYsoS,p 81
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GOING EAST.


Train No. Through mail and express) leaves
Greensboro daily at 19:i5 a. NJ; leaves Danvlle
daily at 239 A. NJ. =; arrives at Richmond daily at
1907 +. M.
Train No. Through passengcr) leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) NJ 1910 A. NJ leaves
Danville at l2A7 p. NJ; arrives at Richmond at sas
p. NJ. 4 ,. ~ ..tt.
Train No. 10 (fynchburg passengerl leaves Lynch
burg daily at 0 4. NJ; leaves BurkeVilc at z.
NJ; arrives ut Richmond ut 400 F. NJ.
Trains Nos. AMI II connect Mt Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. O connects ut Burkeville with train. on
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio ralroad for all
points southwest and south. =.
Train No. II connects ut Greensboro with train for
Raleigh: arrives there ut 7N5 a. NJ. Passengers
leaving Raleigh at 7l5 z. NJ. connect ut Green's
boro' with train No. for Richmond
THROUGH TICKETS to ali points south and
southwest can lie procured ut the ticket office In
Richmond, and of r. F. WALKER, Agent of the At
lantc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1925 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise the
schedule OF this company will please print as above.
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
T. NJ r. TALCorT, Engineer and Supertntend
emf NH 90
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Train No. 3 Through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 1886 A. NJ; leaves DAM
Vile at ll:i7 a. NJ; arrives ut Greensboro ut 2I6
p Nj.
Train No. tLynchburg passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily at 9l0 A. NJ; arrives ut Lynchburg at s
z. NJ. =.
Train No. IL Through mail and express) leaves Z
Richmond daily at 235 i. NJ. leaves Dayille daily
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD. Co.,l
RICHMOND, March 81, 1872.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
LII ROAD.-On and after SUNDAY, March alst,
100 #r-. :
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~EarthnnnNLo.


~ Esrthquakes, accompanied by under
ground explosions, have recommended IN the
river valley OF lnyO county California, but no
damage has yet been done.
81 In communication TO the Havana Diario
the Government clerks Indignantly deny that
the union they have formed In Havana for
the improvement of their cOndit ION relates 10
politics or IL intended TO disturb the peace.
So The City Council OF Harrisonburg, Va,
stood i've 20 hve on the question OF selling au-
dent spirits, but the Mayor cast the deriiins
vote IN favor and now holds place in the un-
dying affections Of his constituents.
So The Board Of Education OF San FrancIsc1
has under consideration the subject OF introdu, -
ing the study Of photography In the plBll-
To the project.
81 NJ. Elemincky, a member Of the Belgian
Chamber, has brought I'm a bill Tor ..rJl biting
male children under fourteen ana female chlI-
dren under fifteen years vi age from working
In the cOalpits.
rR-A case Of Kidnapping q Chinese child a.
CURED recently AZ Tieu-T on tie America
steamer Shangsi. The cuIprit. a Tien-T.a
man, was delivered % the American Cons 4
ana by hlm 10 the Chinese authorizes, Who al
once leheaded him.
ry-The day after the Nets ca.astrophe q
trunk belonging 10 GTeeUs q Bli~s, Of Pr0yi
dence, and containing q 900 worth OF ie xelery-
aud valuable books, was found washed ashore
on Block Island by two fishermen. They re-
eeiged a reward Of 500 for their luCk.
cavalier Morrison, NJ. r. tor Plymouth,
England, q stanch advocate IOr cO-o9eratiys
enterprises among the working classes, has
bough farm in HertiordsiIre, which he pro-
poses TO work on cooperative principles, with a
view 10 test them as applied ~ a gric allure, aud
to DO good 10 all concerned.
RIA volume has lust appeared IN England
entitled "a Voice from the Back Pews 20 the
Pulpit and Front Seat, &c, by Sack Pew
man. Ibe book il written in a very reverentiaI
spirit The object IL, iu the authors own words,
Ito put Moses above Milton, AMI Jesus Christ
above Paul"
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Evidence Come ctin. FORESTER With
the Nathan Murder,


The New York San OF yesterday SAYS that the
New York detectives assert that they have some
OF the property which was stolen from Mt. Ma
thans thouSe, and which they got rom a man
who received il from Forester. The person
Who delivered the property was 10 have been ar
rested as principal in the murder, bur was
promised Immunity on his pledge that he would
give full testimony against Forester. The DO
lice add that they know the man in whose
house, In Mercer street, Forester was on the
cay before and he day after the murder. For
roster, they say, was aided by him 10 escape 10
Nestchester county. While Forester was in
New Orleans be wrote u letter to Superintenl-
ent kelso in which he said that he learned with
regret that he was suspected of the murder OF
Mr. Nathan. He added that II Mr.. EelsO would
guarantee that he should not be sent back To
Johet he would come to New York and stand
trial on the charge of murder. Detective New
ms went to Albany on Wednesday night to get
an order from Gov. Hoffman to allow him 70
take Ellis, the man whs it is said knew all about
the murder OF Nathan, from the state prison
and bring him to New York. Forester saws:
% The article published In the Herald, in which
Il Is asserted that Ellis connected me with the
Natnan murder Is - lie. II is an en-
tire fabrication by the reporter Of that paper.
Eiiis never did say 50, and could not possibly
make any such assertion"
In view Of the great crowd Justice Bowling
mas oeelded To hold the examination of Forrest
en- mex "wednesday In the court of special ses-
slons instead OF the examination of the tombs
police court.
A dispatch from New York, dated last night,
says 1T IL reported that the authorities have
evidence which fully establishes the connection
OF FORESTER with the Nathan murder. Ii Is
SAID that on the night of the murder of Nathan
= prominent sporting man saw an individual in
tne vicinity OF Nathans house whose move
ments were very suspicious. He watched him,
ana presently two men came down the steps OF
the Nathan mansion, who were joined by the
mysterious man, the three going toward the
North river. Early the next forenoon three
men entered a saloon on Eighth avenue and left
bundle, which proved to be bloody shirt.
On investigation IL was found that q woman up
town had washed this shirt (Which was q pecu
liar one) for man now in the Connecticut state
prison, who WAS pal of ForreSter's The
sporting m an above referred 10 identified at
once the picture of FORESTER as that OF the man
he saw in the vicinity OF Nathan's house. Next
Wednesday, George Ellis, nov confined in the
state prison, win be brought here, and will tes-
tify that the ..Gog'' which was used in murder
ing Nathan was stolen from Sehenck's house by
Forester aud himself. and that both used il In
various burgiaries.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
sAsSoefnfta Press Reports.
THE GENEVA AsstvaAr,.~ cay
Gil DID
How the yste stood ON the s.x.,


IoNDoE, Seq. ia spor.a' frs7s--s 80.
fnden Itnes from Geneva ~. a.. ...-t
male hy The trihupai OF s-h,tra,t,r - -, -
United States vii only exceed three uif,,,,,
pounds oy uihe. The decision OF the rlprf =
tned es al the srhitrators except Sir A.aNsr-
Ger Cockbarn, who will give = scpxrate fuds-
meht' agreeing With his coilezcurs only IN r.
lAtion 10 The Alabama award. winch ( A., sonsfi-
tutes the greater f'orfiOn ot ~ q total sum Dam
ages wee granted in the - 81 ffs r'lo-I n.
rye vote of tour agsinst one ami in the sase "a
tAe sLen~ndOah by three against tea. Al the
other cases Presented ~ he American ly,vern-
ment were dismissed bv the court re- 49,
SAYS "Niilingly VIII we cOn=erl. To nav this sr-,
10 improve the law of nations"
ANNorNCINC TIE RESrrr
The court 81 arbitration met A. h.ff.-as. u
o'clock this afternoon. d,lav in a., .rr-ysl "a
SIR "A Nauder Cockburn aua lnrs rcnae-ss,
hSN Hg prevented IS assembling O. Il ,,,,lT-L
the usual hour The five artif-a.a4- fIrr ..s.r.-,
81 q c respective governments. Sey.raf M ~.
counsel, twelve lzdies aud TN iour-fsl.s-s ~,
Wesenf. Count SClBpis. Pre~gd.rt. -..aff-,
the arguments ~ the arbitrator. C.Herrr.ry "a
the decision 81 the tribunal. amour I'd a.ffs
sum sVsrded 20 tie Uutei STATES us4
90 .5Co.0u0 IN gold.
ST Alexander Cockburn refused 5o sign a.,
decision OF The ul5mal. Count S-.gs.> Nls
apVlaufedci when he conc .ui'l Artr +re
Adjournment o. he court, twg0-s-'aa rr-s
we're fred I'm honor ct the ces~iu.- rI = lah1-s.
The Ing .ish representative NJ. lave Geneva
Monday AMI the 4 an rlrau tuesday.
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New York Notes.


II asserted N commercial circles rlaf to
tea and coffee markets lave virtual, .e.t ahe4t
two months demand during the year. Oaiu- 20
the rcYeal % the tarif.
SON EWHAT MYSTERIOUS vr-ER.
torn IN sPreds. wss found Yesterday "a front OF
tic cell Of FvrrCsicr, fUsTsClrd ~ tac Madam
murder. After having been pastel together Al
was found 80 he y misSiVe Of Detective Feqa.
of ST LOUIS. The address was blank. ana tha
Purport dIfhc ult 10 determine. though hiufs are
thrown out regarding Forrcster's WherrabourS
on The night OF the murder, and mention b.
made OF a scheme 20 secure his release ~ ,er-
iured testimony.
DEFALCATION
IN Wall street hy one Butler, aI11uutIny N
SEe.NtO, is reported.
A POISONED REP0RTRp.
homss Hughes, a reporter. OF jersey CITY
died this morning, AZ Is believed. from poison
FoEgEsTER STINT To FAII.
Judge Bonard to-day dismissed ne writ NJ
hahehs corpus. and remsDded Forester, the
alleged murderer OF Nathan, 90 Jail