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, 1873-08-23

Quite a Number OF 1,a,ro,ue, v,,a
70 1nycstlratton.
tar,av u &c.,. -. tonco commissioners met yes-
ha.t a.sa o.noon ~ uaua', aha' III Hpito Of tho
ao".' haccoeaeo IN getting through considerable
charges against various no1,coman ,rara ..,sa sao
up. Mr. JONAS Marks hsvinr ,naan ' o,'.oa saAou
,ra;nat ce7.or 49, 49, tuaoe onafgo
G.a ?t.'4 seA "onA so'an' OF making an arrest
"!tnons cause, the attorney for the prosecution
Raked for continuance. his witnesses being al.
sent Tho charge was noc,,|iar in aono roa-a...
IL he;nc a,,euod 3h,t ~ oe1aa. ~ ~, Ao0peoto,
h,osn s4 y, sA.' wv o4neo1 naaoe tno efroHs
~, MATHS was Low, and for no other ron-
, non, lna 9 3hlcor was allowed to make his atate-
arrested for cruelty to aninals in trying to drive
sna iorG9 C. horse which was sick, and sore on the
uas1' uass -. LUZ case was continued until Monday
oent, 10 enable the complainant to bo present.
v;t,, nhg case OF olcer John Richardson, charged
"e;na - aha conduct unbecoming an
uaasos oasot' "as ;aaGn uR, ana about dozen wit
non1rs, an ane lebt1mony was somewhat
s,hnIa y, ana, as USUAL 10 such cases, the
r. amen.soa turned On she relative value to
as f. .sia, apon tn9 OF dlno!ent PERSONS
tha ,ccnsan Nil! .nau 10 nunh; 1no BOARD found
nf,|car n,'% saa.s 1a W eolluuot uhpocoming an
1ha rrnrn,nd NJ ss. 90 , 10 oe feprimandod
, 1873-08-23
Pullman Cars to st, Paul.

commencing Aug 10, 1873, tho celebrated Pullman
palace drawfng~room and sleeping cars will DO run
through between Chicago and s.. Paul on both morn
ing and evening trans by the Chicago Northwestern
route" The trains Of Pullman palace ears will leave
Tue aepos corner Of Canal and Knzo Streets at 10l0
aa e H. an WY m, and run through without change.
lAls III the only ne running hese elegant and lu1url
ous cars between Chicago anu Ht Paul,
, 1873-08-23
Vinegar That VIII Kesp Pickles.

As tho plckling soaaon Ia now at hand and msuy Of
our readers concerned about having vinegar that
will keep their pickles. II is proper to Inform to1 that
Prusaings White Vino Vinegar ts just tho thing for
thia purpose It 10 celebrated for is purity strengh
ena aayor ana warranted 70 keep pickles Ills works
Is sntd that he scarcely supply the dcnand as hose
who onco use bis vinegar will have no other Ask
with something reliable for picking PURPOSES, and
, 1873-08-23

The G., B. g. @. r. r. Sunday Train,
Tbs through Pacific Express for Council Bluffs
omaha, San Francisco and all other Far-Wcst points,
will leave the Union Depot Of the Michigan Central,
Illinois Contral, and Chicago, Burlington h Quincy
Railways, At 10 O'Clock q. In., Sunday, tAuK. II,
stepping At Indiana avenue aud Cana1 street stations
for the transportation Of tho Overland ulas 10 and
from San Ffsncaco, Australia, China, and Japan,
Through tickets reading via Chicago Northweatorn
snu uhicago, Rock Island Pacifc Railways, will 10
good on this train,
, 1873-08-23

Lady Ellenborough, who was receutly reporsod
to have died while accompanying ber husband,
an Arab Chiet, On doHort Journey, ia stlll alive
and reslllng In Da,nascns. She IL in good
uomadio lord for some time yot. bhe is now 90
years old, aud 1t Ia forty-throo years since sbe
eloped from Lord Ellonborough with Prince
sohWartze nburg.
, 1873-08-23
Tho Crock Parliament.

Athens Correspondence Of tho FAisdelphia Bulletin.
Tho National Legislature of Graeoe Ia nov
sitting, aud out OF curiosity attended ono OF itB
stessionH., It IL curious assomblage. Alost Of
sho members arc drcs8ed like other Europeans,
pat aome Of them "oar tho fustiuella, Which
, 1873-08-23

ana otnor inportatonB Of tbs oxylzed silver and
Roman 9o!d Fins, earrings, sleeve buttons, brace
ies, chains, etc., have Just been rocelyc ut ltodtn
q !!ama'fons No. % State atroet. corner Of WASH
, 1873-08-23

olaau ..$lA, 420, $40
Mr. Galloway stated that tue assoss,nent Of
corporation property and Of that Of lands antj
tho track OF railroads had not boon yet received
from Springfield, and would have to bo added ID
tho aggregate givon above in order to mako IN
tho total in which ta1ea were to be loyiod, The
Committee had carefully equalizod tho real
estate asaeasments, but found 1t impossible to
t;.a 40 .anytning with personal property Tho Com
Of goods, etc., and had nothing to servo o. q
basis OF comparison.
M NJ. Bosue said last ycar Hyde Park was only
4s0O ooo ahead Of Lake: Now tho report Of tllo
moved to take million of Hyde Park aud nut Il
on Lake. fN'''
Tho motion WIS ruled ont Of order.
Mr. Crawford thought that there did not secn,
to bo exact juat'ce donc between Cicero aud JEFF
The report WAS adopted,
SUPERINTENDENT HIRED.
on the RECOMMENDATION Of the Committee on
Public buildings, William H. Dixon was an
pointod Superintendent OF tho work on the H.
sane Building at St day.
COUNTY PRINTING.
The Committee on Public Service roported
,aI that they lad received the following bids for
square for first insertion; all succeeding
onoe, 97]6 conts; Mai, s5 conts nauare
Journal, 10 cents limo for first insertion, aud
9 for subsequent onea Inter Ocean, 10 col,ts I.
nnea io1 ~: inSctt1on, and 1958 Tor subsequent
square Stats zeiiung s1.oo Hquare.
Tho report Was laid ovtr.
THE BEcoRpHns OFFICE.
Tho subject Of leasing building for the uso
Of tho Recorders Office wss taken up.
Mr. Harrison objected to going into five
story buildings. They could 60 west Of
tho present City Hall and erect
one-Btory building which would anBwor
every purpose till tho Courthouse was built,
which would cost about az 80G and which ,yould
he perfectly flre-proof. Tho rent Of tho lot
would not oxceed 8, 900 year. Such an mr.
rangement would DO cheaper and better than tho
idoa Of hiring a building. 1t would Hecuro au
absolutely tiro,proof vault, far superior to any
they could obtain elsewhere.
The subject was aenk to tho Committee on
Public Service and Record for investigation.
Tho Hoard then adjourned till Monday.
, 1873-08-23
A Fine Stock of Qarria1eA.

Ihe hncst assortment Of light und hoavy work IN tho
Carriage Manufacturing Company. CORNER Of Ann md
woat Hantlopn streets TundemB, antiAlets, coilpcs
eaupe1ess co s1 and four-scat rhaotons, drags park
, 1873-08-23

r.-u-, Established IN Now York In 1871,
II lsh8!lah md French for Young Ladies' and Mtssos
noardng and ay pupils, 6a7 and ISIS Spruco phiin
Ge!pha. r. Ftunc II tho language Of tho faulty md
Is constantly spoken in tho instiiufe '' ~
MADAME Di(tJHVILI,Y. pr1nctun1
, 1873-08-23

Mrs GE01s1E VANDENIIOFF will or,cn hot Board
nF hha Pax School for nOY9 Mt No. lH6 WEST FOiFTY
S oMu-ST.. close % RESERVOIR PARK, New York
sfpts ". Number Of hoarng pupIla l1ntod to EIGHT
Applications uay 10 mado as above.
, 1873-08-23

[ !UI'rAGE HILL SEMINARY = FOR Y(3TING
- ladies, PnughkrepBie. N. Y. Music and lin i'm
n5rs m1 specially. Opens Sept. IL. q. q. WETSELL
, 1873-08-23


:. TiIE suPkn1nn counr.-44, p. Rooms '.
a menFy marsi4on case = ooo 4l,7a67John T. Miller
sSa 9shn g ale.pe notitl9n to reaore Judgment for
oompsny ': Augustus and john H. French aasll,nle
eit. $500 4+,A7-William 8. Johnston Joseph zoa-
e1schek asaumpait, $500. H,748-Jamoa Drtloknlau
end Joseph Muir =. 4: .. vaicots and John i. Nc
lFcgor assalnps!t t5tN. A, 44,749-Oathorino 4, V.
George Y. swari dtvorcu. 49,75o-Frederick waeker
and Jncob ltohn Y: Julius KeEchhotr John D. Korch-
huff, Herman 4. KerelhoE, Frederick q. KerrAhot1
aud ~ . John Kar'ney assumrs $1,000 a76l-oharles
q, ohastc4 u. Feat Y. CHARLES iater ct a Deti-
tion to establish and confirm title. 44,753-
3. D. Washhurn '. F. J. 1loello Il Ron aasuinpait
$780, A754MI.ush Kennedy osoree l. THATCHER;
arand Trunk Railway Of Canada case, 81, zoo. 4I,76t
@M .sa f. Frost 4 Co. y Ezra Il. Lincoln assumpsit,
$500. 44,7b7-Fsrringto,, Brewster l. Ga. John
zzpp; p; asau,nRsit, $19o. A76s-TAomas II: '. Annio
:. nand hll' for divorce. 4a,7So-roer Ludrlgson
ta1oo.-1osonh 1faaa aud Simon rowclv Riverside 1n,.
Plovoment C0Mpany forocloAe mortgage 10 secure
nots u tl39ao. 44!6l-n. Fowler h CO. " Charles Il,
5ueksy, 81 A. petition for mechat,ica len. 4,762-
washington liestng, adminiarator Of the estate OF
Max Werner, deesased, the City Of Ollcago case,
, 1873-08-23
Lake Forest Academy,

Eonrding School tor Doy, mo.t o},ar4pinp,y
sna sp'cndldy e'tulppcd hour by from Chicago
Fur full particulars odlrcss " os '
IRA W, ALLEN. A. mr.. Tcto F,ro,t m
, 1873-08-23
FOR SALE.
Valuable Coal and Iron Property,
BLAST FURNACE.
Farming Lands for Sale
t1'y order ns shn Conrt.ol'or Of tte Cur1nncy].
nEING FART OF THE
Assets OF the
Ocean National Bank
Of New York.

IN" undersigned. Rccoivor Of tho Oconn National B,nk
Will ot1nr for salo all that tract q! land and o rt,crc
ona improvements thereon, together with tho rauchs8t
and privileges belonging thcsoo. known a. tho
rondale Goal and Iron Property,
, 1873-08-23

BlshUP WH1PPLE'B s0H0 00I9, PARIBAULT, MINN
bT MAhY'H HAIL. for girls: All dora.ttu ouunl
70 tue nsst Eaatorn Schools Of modern
th1ys tngya oFadaSs enter Gs1. Rsto CAL
Gry. Cadet organization. Term opcna Eept iS iS33
For catalogues addrcss RiiV tAhf NJ nn3l2tIV V!'''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
News from the POIaris-Safefy OF the
Crcw-Thc Snip Sunk.

WAsuSGToH, September 10.-The follow
ing dispatch was received here to-day:
"USlTED STATES SHIP JuSIATA. ST. JoHH's,
n. T., September 10, 1873 To Hon. Geoagt
W. RoLeson, Secretary Of tue Nary, WASH
ington The Juniata arrived here to-day
She met the TiSresS at Uppernavik and coaled
her. She sailed August lllh for Llttleton
island. She met the Juniata'S >team-launch,
with Lieutenant DeLong, oil Tcssuisak, who
had been to Cape York on the launch and
returned. At Disco we again met the IL
gresS and coacd her.
"A,lqust oj.-CommanGcr Greer reports
the camp Of the polaris found on August
14lh OF LiitIcton Island, latitude 1925 north,
longitude 1916 west. 1he crew OF the Po-
lariS are all well. They had gone south two
months before in two whale-ooa's made
from the ship. The Pvlaris sunk one
.nrnth after. Kept careful lookout going
north and coming south, bat found no signs.
Stopped at all the settlements. but heard no
news Of the POlaris crew. They are proba
bly, on boaI Il of Il wha!er from Cape York.
"Thc Tigress left Disco August 2o,h Tor
the Labrador coast, to continue the search
"a long as the coal and season permits.
[oigucd] "D. l.. BRAiNf' :,
"Commander, United States Nary.'
Littleton island, referred TO above, Is about
sixty miles north of Northumberland Island.
The probability is that the Tyson party were
mistaken as TO the locality of their >cpaIa-
ton from the PJlari>, and that It was really
Litileton instead of Northumberland island,
rs it Is hardly possible that after the scpaIa-
ton the PollriS, in her disabled condition.
succeeded in any way in reaching point
sixty miles further north.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

PERsoyM..-key. J. z. l.. Holmes, oi
Grcensvillr, S. G., was in the city yesterday
Rev. y. B. Woodtin, of Mobile, formerly
of Virginia, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. Il. w. Hughes and G. 7. Rams
dell, Republican candidates for Governor
and Iieutcnant-Go Governor, were in the city
Yesterday.
DR.. james II. Patton, of this city, ha:
written an Article in the September No. OF
the american D,udS' Journal on The An
tiquity of the Order"
Professor Edward T. Joynes. Of LcXing-
ton, VA, arrived in the city yesterday and
stopped at Ford's Hotel.
Among the arrivals at the city hotels yes
terday were the following:
american HOtel.-Mes>rS. William Miller,
Goochland county, Va: J. W. Cunning
ham. North Carolina r. G.. Mosby, Powha'
tan county. Va; }. ID. Bradshaw, Burke
vile; {. 4. Uvcrton, BurkcvilIe; ID. Ii
Mohl,r +. Baltimore, Md; W. l.. Jennings;
Danvile, Va; \. J. Poindeyter, Halifax
county, Va: }. Frion, North Carolina.
Erchunqc Hotel and Ballard House,
Mes>rs. I. b. Wyatt, West Virginia: Major
Edgar Nlict, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company; W. W. Llndrum, Memphis
Tenn: w. G. Wood, Jr., Charleston, ). G..
Thomas Poland, Jr., Shreveport. La; K. e
Nicholas, Buckingham; NJ. w. Gary, Soutl
Carolina j. l.. Winter, Atlanta, Ga.: W
Van Benthisen, New Orleans, La; Or. l.
B. Spencer, North Carolina; b. W. Lacy
Virginia 3; &. W. Harris, ). B. Hood, G., Cor
don, England; ii. Robertson, Danville; L
Ii. Johnson. New York.
Forts Hotci.-Mc>srs. Edward Burton
Washington, d. c.; X. NordlinGcr, Nc"
York; John w. Pengay, Philadelphia /; W
b. Walton, West Virginia; George j.. Gll'l
ford, Great Eastern Circus; }. b. Thomas
Salem. Va. James Dunlap, Jr., Petersburg
Va. G. \. Wilson, Thomas Bottimore, Johl
james, William Jackson, w. H.. Turner
Norfolk, Va; J. L. Adger, Charleston, )
c.; John ID. Hopkins, Savannah; II.
Boykip, Va. II. d. Halner, Huntington Is
u. Drake, New York.
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POLICE CoURT-Justice White presiding
Richard Hoy, charged with interfering with
persons on the public streets. Committed-a
person Of unsound mind.
Robert Howell, charged with using insult
ing language to The family Of William Gray,
was fined g.
K. B. Gibson, charged with being drunk
and disorderly and giving a false alarm o.
fire from window Of the American Hotel
Case continued on account of the condition
of the accused, who was committed to jai
for the present.
c. f. Vaughan, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Sent to
Jail for thirty days in default of surety.
Joseph King (negro), charged with stealing
S3Oin United States currency belonging tc
Henrietta Cox. Case continued.
George w. Thompson was fined 500 fol
keeping his bar open on Sunday.
The case Of five boys who took lot o
cigars and whiskcy from Mr.. Partington va:
dismissed on account of the eXtremc you'll
Of the offenders.
John Cooley (colored) was fined $3.50 fo
abusive language to j. Ii. Clarke (colored)
and }. II. Clarke was fined S15 for vi0len
assault upon John Cooley.
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New York Items.

New YORK, September 10.-The detectives
have arrested Mrs. Benton, an important
witness in the Stokes case, who has been
looked for since the killing of Fisk. : 1t Is
said Mrs. Benton saw Stokes throw away
his pistol. 1t is believed her evidence will
be fatal to Stokes.
The Congressional Senate Committee on
Transportation met to-day at the Fittll-Ave-
nue. Hotel. Present, Senators Windhaln, Da-
Wis. Warner, Sherman, ConkIing, and Con-
over. The session WIS devoted to preliInl-
nary business.
joseph j. Yates and james johnson, ar
rested tor completely in the forgery of the
Central Railroad bonds, were again before
Justice FaEchcr on Il motion to admit them
to bail. After atlidavts denying all conncc-
ton with the torgcrcs, and declaring Their
innocence of any crime which will ju.tliy
Imprisonment, on the part OF 10th, the DIS
trict Attorney said that tn" new indictments
would not he ready till Thu sday, AMI asked
for IN adjournment. o
4 butter and cheese exchange was opened
here to-day. One hundred and forty firms
have membership.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEES COM
mittcc met again yesterday morning at 10
O'Clock in the custom-house. Messrs. Hughes
and Ramsdell having arrived were present,
and both took part in the discussions, which
were chiefly confined to financial matters,
although preliminary steps were taken look
ing TO the appointment Of canyassers by the
Executive Committee. which will meet to-
morrow. The State Committee decided that
" about" the same plan adopted by the Con-
scrvativcs for the appointment of canvasscrs
would be adopted by the Radical party. The
meeting Of the Executive Committee was
postponed until Friday on account Of the
absence Of Judge Morton, who is called away
from the city to-day. The State Committee
is represented by some Of its members rs
being sadly in need Of finances and at the
meeting held yesterday no definite plan was
decided upon for the purpose of raising the
means to carry on the campaign. The com.
mittce, after transacting some routine busi-
ness, adjourned sine die.
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StauntOn.
CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATION - ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.

CONSERVATIVE oRGASIZATIOS - ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch]
STAUSToS, Va, September 10.-There was
an enthusiastic meeting of the voters of
the first ward tonight for the purpose OF
organizing campaign club. Nearly hun
dred persons were present. The meeting
was called to order by General Echols, and
its object explained.
Upon motion of p. Byron IIoge, William
Fl. German was elected president; and
upon the motion Of General Ecbols \. S.
Mauzey was elected secretary.
Upon motion of S. TrayerS Phillips, the
president was authorized to appoint com
mittee of five members, who, together Will
the president and secretary, should prep.rt
Il plan of organization and solicit member
ship.
The second ward will organize Il club to
morrow night. Stirring addresses We're de
livered by General John f. Roller, of Rock
ingham Mr. TompkinS, of Savannah, Ga;
Major Elder, Captain james Bumgardner
S. Travcrs Phillips, and General Echols
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed, and th'
club adjourned to meet again on Friday
night week.
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Destructive Fire in RaltimOre-The
HOliiday-Street Theatre and 81.
Nicholas Hotel harmed

baltimore, September 10.-The Holiday
Street Theatre, st. Nicholas Hotel. and Il
four.stoTy building used as high school,
were burned at O'Clock this morning.
The guests at the ST. Nicholas and many
actors escaped with most OF their wardrobes.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
BALTIMORE, September l0.-The following
is the insurance on the Iolliday-Street Thea
ire, including the building, machinery, and
wardrobe: American Company. of Bati-
more, $3.50; Baltimore, Of Baltimore, 81
G40; Citizens, of New Jersey, = GAO; Frank
lin, of Baltimore, S3,500; Great Western, of
New Orleans, s2,G40; German, of Baltimore.
SO, 9G0: IIiberDian, OF Cleveland, 81. 800 !;
Lynchburg. Of Lynchburg, Va, Sl,640;
Lycoming, of Pennsylvania. S2,G40; Mill
vile. of New Jersey, $500; National OF
Baltimore, S2,64); Peabody, of Baltimore,
S2,G4O; Potomac, Of Baltimore, 3 $40 Tir-
gina Fire and Marine Insurance Company
1890; Maryland Insurance Company, 81
00O-total, $4,000.
Mr.. Getz, the scenic artist Of the theatre,
loses about $4,000, and many Of the company
and other employees lose from 800 10 81 900.
Mrs. Linton, who had charge of the ward
robe, with her daughter Nellie, aged eish-
teen, and little son twelve years old, occu.
pied room in the building. and We're asleep
when the fire was discovered. They had II
narrow escape, the two children being badly
burned about the face.
The Theatre was opened about four weeks
ago for the season, and every night since had
been denseIy crowded. For two weeks the
spectacular play OF the Ice Witch" drew
the largest houses ever congre@ated within
the building. Last night the play OF" After
Dark" was perfor ned to Il large audience.
With the exception OF the Walnut.Strcct
Theatre, Philadelphia, the Holliday-Strcet
Theatre was the oldest in the United States
datiu" back to 1874, when frame building
occupied the present site.
Manager Ford says it will be immediately
rebuilt.
The Theatre and some of the adjoining
property was purchased three years ago b..
Mr.. John I. Ford for sl0o,00o. The dam,
age by the fire will reach about $4,000, or
Which there is IN Insurance OF $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
BY Lyme K Brother.
Auciioncers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

VERY ATTRACTIVE AND BEAUTl-
' Full SUBURBAN FARM AND RESIDENCE
ONLY FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON
WHAT Is KNOWN AS TIE RIVER ROAD, FOR
SALE EPRlFAIELf.-Wc ctfcr II private sale that
truly valuable little FARM located as above de-
HALF ACRES: all cleared and OF superior soil
The dw eliu ug-hoIsc Is very attractive, cnntal,iS
nine rooms. closets. &C.. covered with slate. In nice
repair having been built In the past six years, beau
tiully nestled in with shade trees. &c.
I here Is on the place well of fine water and \
most excellent orchard OF apple anG peach trees.
OF the E,rtcr, there are about two hundred and -"
ycnty young tree. one aud two years old. \ hs.
strawberry pcd or the wilson Allany-ont- half an
acrc In fact, to ~ eye Of one desiring that caSa
of !. place 1t is all that could be- desired. Nci2hrs
hood good and healthy. For terms, &r., apply 10
LYME 4 BROI HER,
81 9-5tcOd$ auciionccr>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

The Yellow Fever at Shreveport.

New ORLEANS, September 1O.-DIs Fin.
ney. Hurd. Smith, and Angel leave for
Shreveport onlght by rail Uid Nick>burS
in RESPONSE to the call by the city. Five ex-
ucrieuced nur>e> accompany them.
SHREVEPORT. La, September lo.-The yel-
,ow.ieyer couirucs. Business OF all kind.
Is prostrated. Much suffering exists from
the want of nurses aud doctors. Yesterday
there were ten deaths from the fever, ana
twelve to-day. There arc ut least aoo SICK
thonuh not all with fever.
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CEba-Thc Late Fire in NEayana-2,500
People Rendered EOuscleSs- Great
HeSfifufkon nrno.rr the tsr,fsararS

HAvASA, September 10.-Thc fire Satur-
day night, by which The Plaza Napor was
destroyed, was very disastrous one. The
total loss is estimated at from three millions
to eight millions Of dollars: The insurance
amounts to 1924 4,000-nearly all in English
companies. Notices have been given that
all insurances will be paid on the 18th in
Stant.
Owing to the rapidty with which the
flames spread very little property was saved.
In less than three hours from the time the
fire broke out the entire square was in ruins
Upwards of two thousand five hundred pco-
pie who occupied the building are houseless
and nearly all lost everything. Great distres:
prevails among them, and numerous sub.
scriptions have been started for their relief
A large amount has already been raised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

HUGHES AND RAMsDELL FLAMBEAU CLUB
This club met at their new hall on Tuesday
night and reUreanZcd for the gubcrnatorial
campaign. Rush Burgess, Esq, was elected
president, with eight vice-presidents. A
secretary and assistant secretary, correspond
ing secretary, and treasurer were chosen
also, a sergcant-at-arrns and Il committee on
bylaws, etc. The meeting was largely at
tended, and number of new members were
elected. After the close Of business speeches
were made by Me>sr>. Burgess, Morton, and
Popham. The club will meet regularly
every Tuesday night.
The Hon. c. p. Ramsdell will speak at the
club hall on Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11

CHAMBER OF CoNAERCE.-A meeting OF the
Board of Directors OF the Chamber OF COM
merce will be held this evening at O'Clock
Some important matters will be acted on.
Among the list, an application from the drug,
giSts OF Richmond for the cooperation ol
the Chamber in giving reception TO the
Pharmaceutical Association; an application
to the Chamber from some prominent 0uSl'
ness men asking that the Board OF Dlrec'
tors take some steps to have the present
sample law modified; Il report from L. y.
Nolling. chairman of the Committee on
Outward Trade, on the letter addressed by
Captain Jackson, of the custom-house. on
the detention, &c, to which vessels arriving
at this port were subjected, &c, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-11
Connecticut Catholic Temperance
H'riAn.

NORWICH, Conn, September l0.-The an
nual Convention Of the Connecticu. Catho-
lie Temperance Union met here to-day. The
word Temperance was stricken from
the constitution and Total Abstinence
substituted therefor
There was 4 large attendance of Catholic
priests OF the state. Re- Llurence Walsh,
of Hartford, was rec.cc;ed president.
A grand demonstration took pllce in the
evening, with speeches advocating strong
moral and religious measures, but no poi'ti'
cul action.