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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-08

COMPLETION OF TRINITY CHCRCn.-In our
notice Of the completion of Trinity church
aAd Steep,e, which appeared in Saturday s
issue. we inadvertently omitted from the list
OF contractors the name of Dir. John Bowers.
Mr.. Bowers put in the heating, lighting, and
yentilaling apparatus; all Of which were
done in manner highly creditable to his
wel!-known skin in such matters. The three
renec,ors for the gas-Iigbts in the ceiling are
particularly efficient and beautiful. We
might also mention that the iOn-work was
done By Mr.. William 3. Cook, and the stating
by Mr. John w. Liggan, both of whom sus.
tained their well-earned reputation as first
class workmen. The frescc-paintin9 was
done. By Mr. Frederick Roeth in manner
not surpassed by any ever done 10 this city.
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P,uRoAD ColLISIuN IN 4 lrHNEl-oSE
Sx xkulFp-i'a>>engerS Ev the eastward
LnIIul mail train on the Chesapeake ana
ONO railroad which arrived in this city Ill
! o'clock Yesterday afternoon report coll-
sion in the Great Bend tunnel, west OF the
White sulphur. between an c:lstWard-bollhQ
fr,i..lu train aud a west Ward-hnund coal
train. resulting in the killing of Mr.. Robert
II. Iagun. fireman OF the freight tram. Il son
pf John Iia@an. Esq. Of this city, and tho
Wrcckinr of twelve cars.
The accident occurred about 9 O'Clock on
Monday morning. The coal train left Gov
ir.,ton at 1915 o'clock on Sunday night,
?nd ne freight train left Hinton at O'Clock
on Monday morning. the two meeting, rs
above stated. in the tunnel. Mr.. Hagan Is
rrurc>rntcl 10 have been caught between
the engine aud tender. and that his suffer-
ul.-> were OF the most horrible character.
ard that II" jmpiorcd the engineer to XIII
him. The engineer. haIin" been stunned
himself. WAS afraid that in the fall some limb
WAS lrokrn aud was unable to move Tor
some, moments after the accident occurred.
Mr.. liawin had hccn married but four
months. ana ii i 4 little singular that on
the uig!lt before he Wa> killed his wife
dreamed rilat the train had been thrown
from the tracE. and that the engineer had
been killed, bat that her husband WAS un-
hunt. At The hrgaNi;i>t-tahlc, several hours
folu!r tine accident "cc,nrrd. she mentioned
irr dyculn. and predicted i casualty ci SOME
Kind
Fh. remains % Young Ia=n, accompa'
uinQ hv his wife reached the city yesterday
AFTERNOON hv The nail train. He will be
lt.rrd at o'clock this afternoon from III,
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VOL. XLV.

MoRTuARy REroRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, October 18th, compiled from sections
returns received at the Office of the Board
Of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 80; in
addition, 5 still-born were reported Il white,
colorcd). Sex: Males, 10; females, l6.
Color: White males, o; white females, 81;
colored males, 10; colored females, 8. A ge ::
One month TO six, 3: six months to twelve,
=; one year to three, 8; three years to i've. !;
five years to ten, l ; ten years TO twenty, :;
twenty years to thirty, ,; thirty years to
forty, .; forty years 10 fifty, ; hity years
10 sixty, ); sixty years TO seventy, 8;
eighty years to ninety, 3; ninety years to one
hundred, l. Condition: Single, 10: mar
ricd. s widowcrS. ); widows. l; unknown,
,. Nativity United States, 81 Ireland, = :
West Indies. I. Locality: Marshall Ward,
) Jefferson Ward. 8; Madison Ward, :;
Monroe Ward ); Clay Ward, .; jackson
Ward. :: AlmshouSe, 3 Medical College
Intirmary, /. BY whom certified: Regular
practitioners, so !; Board of Health, .. Causes
of death ApoplcXy, 9; 4urns and scalds,
| congestion of lungs, l: consumption, )
G white, colorcd); Group. 1: debility, , !;
diphthccia, +; dropSy, /; dyscntcry (acute),
/; exhaustion. /; fever [congc>tre), |;
fever uyphojd). s: Inflammation of brain.
l; inflammation of stomach, l: maraSmuS,
j; old agc, ,: syphilis, i: tccthir@, [; I'M
known, |.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting OF the
Board of Directors was held last evening,
President T. w. McCance in the chair.
A communication was received from the
secretary of the National Board of Trade
stating that the annual meeting OF the Na-
tion;u Board OF Trade would be he'd on the
2l.t instant at Chicago, and inviting the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce to send
delegates thereto.
On motion of Mr.. BlankinShip, the COM
munication was received. and the President
was authorized to appoint two delegates.
The programme OF the subjects to be dis.
cussed at the meeting Of the National Board
was also received.
The report of the financial condition OF
the Chamber of Commerce was received
from Mr.. William B. l>aac>, chairman, and
referred. 1t shows Il balance in the treasury
of S21S.35.
On motion Of Mr.. Il. W. Pickrcll, 1t was
resolved that the annual meeting OF the
members of The Chamber of Commerce be
held at ) e'clock on the evening OF Thurs
day the 9th instant.
As the business transactions of the annual
meeting occupy but comparatively snort
time. those in attendance will have ample
time TO attend the ward meetings.
The President laid before the Board the
annual report which he intends to present al
the annual meeting, and it was unanimously
adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SocIETX.-at tne re,
gular monthly meeting OF this socIety, hela
last evening in the hall of the new scnooi-
building on Marshall street near Nlnth, IL
was decided not to send delegates to the an
nual Convention Of the Irish CathoIlc be-
neyolent Union to he held on the 10Th IN
stant. Hon. A. Nj. Kelley, delegate at large
from the State Union to said Convention,
who is member of the Catholic Benehclal
Society, was, however, empowered TO cast
the vote of the Society upon any question
that may arise in tue Convention. -
p The Office Of financial secretary, which
was made vacant ut the last meeting by the
resignation Of MIR. Daniel Hannigan, was
filled by the reelection of that gentleman.
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expected that large number of animals W

expected that large number of animals will
arrive tomorrow.
Captain John A. McCaull, Of Roanoke
county, is here with several fine horses.
Tomorrow Mt II A. VI. General W. b.
Tallaferro, of Gloucester, delivers the annual
address before the Society.
A trotting-race will take place at p. N :.
daily.
There are comparatively few strangers in
town, but it is thought their number will be
largely increased tomorrow.
The success OF the Fair depends upon the
next two days. One good sign is that all
the officers Of the Society are hopeful.
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CuASCERY Court OF RIcHMoND- IHe$d0Y
Octcbcr !. IS73.-Thc following cases were
disposed of:
Hardgrovc, &C.. rs. Pollard. Decree author
izing partial payment OF the fund to be
made.
O'DonneIl rs. Law. &c. Order di>mIssing
cause at the plaintiffs cost.
Gordon'S Administrator Us. Rose. NC. De-
cree confirming sale OF 10 1G-l0o acres-be-
in" lot No. in the proceedings mentioned
to John Harrison. aud ratiiyiuS the acts OF
the trustee rs set forth i'll the report OF the
sale.
Hohson'S Executors rs. IIobSon, &c. De-
cree confirming report OF commissioner
and directing sale of the property in the
>lid report mentioned.
Dabney, &c. c.. saunders. &c. Decree
overruing exception to commissioners re-
port, confirming the same aS in the decree
is set forth. and civin" decree against guar
dian for balances aScertancd 10 be due and
owing by him.
DOYLE Is. Dougherty and wife. Decree
recommtting report for further inquiry and
| report.
Rcdd. guardian. Is. Redd, DC. Decree
confirming report of commissioners and
ratifying sale made of the property in the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

~
LospoS. October T.--An expedition to
complete the Polaris investigations is mooted
LONDON. October 1.-THE race for the
Czarowitcii stakes took place to-day at New
Market. and was won by King Lud. Royal
George was second and Pirate third.
France.
PARIS. October 7.--Sir Samuel Baker and
lady are here.
Ten days will be occupied in reading the
papers in the Bazaine case. Gambetta,
Schneider, Rouher, and General IAdmi-
rault are also present as witnesses.
Spain.
MADRID. October THE insurgcnt ves-
sells remain at Cartagcna. A Government
fleet consisting OF the frigates Nittoria, Ala
mama, Carmen, and another vessel, the
name of which was not ascertalned, passed
the Gulf Of Almcria Yesterday.
MADRID, October IA dispatch was re-
ceiyed at the Office Of the Minister o! War
to-day from General Noyiopes announcing
q great victory by his troops over large
BODY of CGrli.ts near Agarluza, in the pro-
vince OF Navarro. Many OF the insurgents
were killed and large number were taken
prisoners. General Noviones says the r"ut
OF the Insurgents is complete, and his force
is in close pursuit of them.
MADRlD, October "A column OF 1000
insurgents made n desperate sortie ltoIn Car
tagena to-day, but was driven back with
heavy losses in killed and wounded. On the
arrival of the Government fleet oI the port
the city will be attacked on all sides simni'
taneously.
Austria.
ylESSA, October THE official sanitary
report states that since July 16 there h's
been 1920 eases of cholers in that city, OF
which 1890 terminated fatally. For the
first time in several months no new cases arc
rennrtcd to-day.
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WEEKLY MORTALITY.


UNITED STATES Circuit CorET.-JudgcS
Bond and Underwood were present. and the
court opened at 10 \. NJ.
The grand Jury was sworn, and John i.
Armstrong was appointed foreman. hc
iurv retire.. but brought i'll no indictments
The petit jury was discharged until this
morning.
W. L. Bibh. Esq. Of Louisa Courthouse
and Thomas +. West, OF this city, were ad-
mittcd To practice.
In each Of the following eases Of violation
of the revenue laws n1Hc prOSclW was
entered : Sarah A.. Christie, William 5.
Brownlcy. and August Blenner.-
The following conli>ction cases, from the
District Court, were stricken from the
docket: Joseph Bruin two cases. rs. United
States; &. w. Semplc cS. United States
Charles II. Mallory two cases. Is. United
States; Richard a. Mapp Us. United States
Benjamin Hudgins Us. United States !; John
Thomas Herbert Us. United States; and Par
ker West two cases. Is. United States.
The following appeals in bankruptcy were
dismissed: III ne w. W. Talaterro and an
re John L. johnson two cases..
The following garnisheeS were dismissed !:
Lanier Brothers Il Co. cS. \. l.. uardWlck
ct al. two caSeS), j. J. d }. 4. Hurst Us. w.
W. Hudson, and Hurst, Purnell Il co. Is. r.
G. Ward.
Cases of action of debt dismissed: Cornc-
liza Taliatcrro ct al. Is. John X. Taylor.
On motion of the defendant the case OF
McCleish, Rives 4 Co, Is. \. W. Walters
was removed to the Western District Of Nir-
ginia.
The cases OF John Hagan and Winston
Rogers. charged with violations of the elec.
ton laws, were continued until the next
term.
The case of j. II. Pace rS. Rush Burgess
collector, involving the eXport-taN law, is
set for this morning.
A final decree was entered in the case OF
\. W. Crump ct ai Us. l.. c. Crump, cNecu'
tor. IT al, the case having been settled.
In the case of Harvey Terry rs. The Bank
of lIowurdSyillc Il final decree was entered
on the merits, and IN appeal taken by boti
plaintiff and defendants to the supreme
(
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justice Whate
preSid,ng:-Jamcs slaves (negrol,, charged
with assaulting John Overton with whip
staff, was found guilty and fined $40.
Annie Carter Megro), charged with steal
inc silver watch belonging to William j..
Burk, was sent on TO the grand jury.
james Johnson (negro), guilty OF an as
sault upon Emily Burr, was fined =.
Anderson Branch (negro), charged with
unlawtully assaulting and cutting George
Thompson with knife with intent to Kill
him. was sent on to the grand jury.
Stephen RatcIitlc (negro), charged with
abusing and threatening Sylvia Lucas. Case
continued.
Sylvia Lucas (negro). charged with as
sauItiug Stephen Ratclitle. Case continued.
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ST. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
D0ny.

Sr Louis. October The State superin-
tendcnt of Insurance yesterday filed petit
ton in the Circuit Court asking for an i'll
junction to restrain the st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company from transacting
any further business, especially from Issuing
any new policies, relasnrinS any OF It's risks'
and paying out any money whatever
The petition further asks for the appoint
meut of Il receiver and fora decree dissolv-
ing the company and winding up its affairs.
The petition is based upon the fact, as the
superintendent alleges, that an examination
Of The affairs OF the company shows It's lui-
biltie> TO exceed its assets by S90l.953, ex'
elusive of 100000 capital stock. The writ
of Injunction was granted.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SSlppa1,tiOas,.

GENERAL KEMPER STEAKS At NEW MARKET.
Especial telegram to the bispatch.l
New MARKET, VA, October AFTER
speaking at Luray, Page county, yesterday,
to large and apprcciatiyc crowd, General
kcmper spoke to-nio Int at this place to 4
splendid audience. In the course of bis
speech he graphically contrasted Richmond
under Chahoon and Mayor ElIyson,
Colonel Gilman, of your city, who is a
great iavoritc here, made telling speech.
Our local canvass is very active.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OrFICERS-lhc
foilowine-namcd divisions Of the c0ioreu
sons Of Temperance have elected Worthy
Patriarcl,s of their respective diviSions-fiz
shining Star. No. 20, Worthy Patriarch [.
l.. Harris: No. Il, Charity, Mrs. II. A. Wat
kin,; No. 4, Friendship, james Peters; No
3, Sunbeam, K. r. Ellyson: No. II, Bright
Star. Rev. Peter Smith, No. Il, Progress,
X. II. Jefferson No. Is, Hencico, W. b.
Jackson; No. Is, Mount Vernon, Peter Mar
tin; No. 6, Miss Josephine Wallace.
The above officers will be installed for
the ensuing term during the present week
by officers of the Grand Division Of the State
OF Virginia.
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FarInyiilC.
JUDGE ouLD ADDRESSES a LARGE ASsEMBLAGE-
GRAND RALLY IN CONTEMPLATION.
rS..oui.l tuIn m 10 tln nisi,utch


A GRAND RALLY IN CoSTEMPLATIOS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.
FARMvILLE, VA October Judge Ould,
of your city, addressed here to-day an as
scmblagc convened from several counties,
and produced fine effect. He reviewed the
claims on which the Radical party looked
for support-the Bankrupt law, develop
mcnt of the material interests OF Virginia,
james River and kanawha canal, &c.--and
showed how groundless they were. Other
distinguished speakers were expected but
failed to appear.
y grand barbecuc-rally is in contempla'
ton for the 24th, with General kemper,
Governor Walker, and other prominent
sneakers.
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c.; W. F. Smith, W. NJ. Watkins, North
Carolina; John Sullinger, Ernest Wiltz,
Virginia; S. n. Ganwood, L. c. Thorpe,
James A. Jayins. r. W. Avery, T. Arm
strong, J. II. Sherwood, Alexandria; c. Z.
Ramsdell, Surry county; R. G. Woodwork,
Newark, N. j.; Mrs. A. D. Holmes, Boston;
J. S. A. Mason, Sussex county Judge B. w.
Lacy, New Kent; Frank B. Winston, Louisa
Courthouse; P. III. Palmer, Augusta; Charles
+. Hyneman and wife, Philadelphia: j. II.
Organ and wife, La Port, Ind; David Craig,
Bowling Green, Va: Thomas q. Rixey,
Bowling Green, Va; J. FL. Gale, Portsmouth;
w. III. G. Ellis, Norfolk; Mrs. }. A. Broadus
and family, South Carolina; W. @. Rogers,
st. Charles, No.; J. W. Hopper, Norfolk !;
+. w. Massey, West Point; w. (. Briggs,
Surry; L. o. Wilton, Boston W. L. Smoot
and wife, Norfolk I. Nj. Phillips. Surry
county, Va; w. Fl. Thompson. Chicago; j..
II. Van Auken, SUSSEX, Vail. I. Bullock,
North Carolina.
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co1 j. WILDT,
BROAD STREET.,
LADIES' HAtR-DRESSER.
ls01
O0l

Irespec,fuiy cali the a,tentsou OF 'iic .seies y
my large stock OF
whiehf purchased personally IN Ne" es" y Wy
low prices during the late psgis ,.,.,h.., - IN
Tadiss having rcmbe-oat hair 70 strssknsa , 70 y, m
noW srScess. am enabled 10 perform tne aorA
Alter expsrlmentisg foY long time, haxs c sss
,,..s,r,s ssi ,nosueilg my SUCCESS IN
tas. hsi y i'm sueh way ils 10 have AI!- TUE ets
roaETirse. thereby ilasias Il equsi 70 es'f '1as
aIss Sising 10 have their h;.lr drsssd at tGs.r
s either every day es sn
eIal occasitns can be accommodated ~
teIss. e tim ny s'ss. ]. WILDE !
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WASHINGTON, October For The South
Atlantic States. rising barometer, north ana
west winds, and clear weather.
For the Middle States, northwesterly
winds backing to southwest, with ciear
weather, except on the immediate Middle AT.
iaatic coast. where northcry winds and
cloudy weather may possibly continue III
connection with the cyclone moving north
eastward some distance east OF Virginia.
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Washington.
PARADE AND REVIEW OF THE RICHMOND
COLORED BATTALION

Especial telegram to the DisDatch.J
WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE colored
troops from Richmond to-day paraded the
streets of this city escorted by the colored
soldiery of Washington, and were the re.
cipients of favorable comments from all
classes for their cleanIy appearance and gene.
raj martial bearing. They passed the White
House while the Cabinet was in session, and
there was a brief suspension Of Cabinet
business, the President and heads Of depart.
ments appearing on the north portico Of the
Executive mansion to review them.
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HELMnOLD's BuCuIr is the great family mchi-
cine diseases Of the kidneys and kindred orgais
Full directions accompany zach bottle. Look out
for counrrrlets. The genuine has the private pro-
prietary stamp of II. 7. Hclmboid. 1t is not sale
to take any other. None but the genuine s'larall-
iced John +. Henry New York. sole agent.
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The Fail Fairs.

WIsCuEsrER, October Owing to the in
clement weather yesterday, the opening OF
the Fair of the Shenandoah Valley Agrl-
cultural Society to-day was postponed till to-
morrow.
KNOXVILLE, October 1.-The East Tennes-
see Fair opened to-day, and will continue
till Saturday. There are ], 800 entries.
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Norfolk.

FIRST DAY OF TIE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA AGRICULTURAL FAIR PROSPECTS OF
THE EXHIBITION.
Especial telegram to the 'Dispatch.I
NoRFoLK, October 1.-THE first day OF the
Agricultural Fair opened sloomily enough.
Tue r7ain-storm OF Monday prevented Daapy
persons from making entries Of articles for
exhibition and the singularly cool weather.
K today has operated in the sane way. Very
little stock has yet been entered, but 1t Is
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uENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
Yesterday Jack Williams was tried for bas-
tardy. and required to pay $40 year for
ten years.
Moses Branch, charged with misdemeanor,
was tried, found guilty, and fined one cent
and costs.
B. w. Green, Jr., was appointed judge of
election at the Old Toll-house precinct, in
Tuckahoe township, and George NJ. Fleck
and William Christian judges of election at
Fairfield Tavern precinct.
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Movements Of the Senate TranSpOrta.
ton Committee.

WASHINGTON, October TT is stated that
the Senate Transportation Committee meets
at New York on the 10th. After transactins
business there they will proceed to Rich.
mond and hear the canal and railroad men.
Proceeding thence 10 Atlanta, next to New
Orleans, up the Mississippi to St. Louis,
where the committee expects to arrive By
the 10th OF November.
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RafanlfinG Cashier.

LOWELL, Mass, October John n.
Pierce, Jr., cashier Of the Merchants Nation
al Bank, is delaulter. The amount is un-
known. 1t is thought to be between $40, 900
and S5O,O00 He is also Treasurer of the
Central Savings Bank, but it is not thought
that the institution is affected
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PERsoSAL.--Mr. j. VI. Lyneman is not Il
candidate for denomination as sheriff OF
Henlico county.
Rev. William Brown, D. d., and Rev. j.
l.. NJ. Curry, LII. d.. lett for New York last
night. They will attend the session of the
Evangelical Alliance. Rev. Drs. Ho@c and
Read are already in New York. DR.. Hoge
sucuks before the Alliance on next Friday.
Rev. DR.. Read is expected to return TO this
city tomorrow.
. Ex-Governor Vance, Of North Carolina. is
announced to speak in this city on the 18th
instant.
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Death OF Commodore Jameson

ALEXANDRIA, October 7.--- Commodore
William Jameson, United States navy, on
the retired list fpam age and infirmitles, died
in this city to-day, aged 81. The Gazette
saws be served faithfully, and was in several
engagements in the war Of 1872. During
the late war he was here, suffering with an
atiiiction OF the eyes.
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THE FAIR conducted by the ladies of Grace
church opened last night in the large room
over the store of McSsrs. Fourqnrean, Car
dozo Il Co., opposite the post-oilice, under
the best auspices. There was large attend
ance, and the rooms were kept open until
late hour. The fancy and useful articles on
the tables make a good display, and are really
worth the attention Of buyers.
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First SnOW.

PoTTsyuLR, Pa, October THE first
snow of the season is falling here.
FoSDA, n. Y, October 1.-Two hours
snow has fallen here.
City OF KINGSTON, n. Y, October -
Eight inches OF SNOW fell in Delaware county
to dav
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HORSE FoUSD IN THE BAslN.-- Yesterday
morning Policeman Charters found one horse
in the basin and three on the bank on Ninth
near Byrd. He secured and removed them
TO a place of safe-kceping. Later in the day
they we're claimed by 4 party of gpsies as
estravs from their camp.
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YoUTIIrUL RoBBER ARRESTED.-1 Yesterday
a small white boy, aged thirteen years, named
Douglass Mitflcton, was arrested on charge
of robbing tue till Of John Wesley. He was
found guilty of similar offence Il few weeks
ago. The ease will come up for trial at the
Police Court to-day.
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lHJrKfD ~ \ RAILROAD IRAiH.-1 ester
Guv a rulorrd man ~ the name ol t"fhciitlS
Turner. who was employed ~ brakclnan
oA on" OF the freight trains on the JOIN
River road. fell between two OF The cars
wLvn = short distance below flSIhaul sta-
tion and was Very severely mashed. He
was taken up and brought to lis home, III
,hi> city. ON MAYO street.
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I,iIuois-Sui.s for Divorce.

CHICAGO, October TN the Superior
Court OF this city yesterday Judge Cory
made an order refusing to permit confer
cncc Of suits for divorce to warer In chall-
Gerry. and announced that hereafter all sue u
suits must be tried in open cour:.
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WAsHISGroN, October 7.-secretarlcs
Richardson and Robson were absent from
the Cabinet meeting to-day. Business TN.
important.
William Miller has been appointed post
master Of Winchester, Va.