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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY. y cstcf-
day being Sexagcsima, or the sixtiesh day be-
fore Easter and the second before Lent, rcllgi-
Gus obscrvanccs of an appropriate character
we're held in all the Catholic and Episcopal
churches in the city, though the congregations,
in consequence OF the Indictment weather anu
the almost inpassihlc condition OF the streets,
we're, as general rule, exceedingly small.
There we're no services either 10 the morning
or evening at the I'd Presbyterian and baptist
churches, nor were there any IN the evening at
Christ st. Paurs, Grace, NJ. b. Church South,
1st Presbyterian and German Lutheran ehurcn.
With the exception Of st. Mary church,
where Rev Mr.. G!uckmeyer commenced a
Mission Meeting, the pulpts Of the churches
open were occupied by the resident clergy
Rev. Mr.. Hemenway preached bis last scr
mon at the NJ. 4. Church at night before lcav-
ing for the Conference which VIII meet Ill
Norfolk "Wednesday. The following is a report
of the work done during the day ny the J Dung
Mems Christian Assoclatlon:-- OWING TO me
exceeding inclemency of the weather the Mis-,
sion School on the fish wharf the JAN and
Aims House services were suspended. AT the
Virginia House prayer meeting small com,
mittee conducted the exercises. which we're
pleasant and profitable, and Il goodiy number
of the residents Of the nclghborhood were
present The Sunday prayer meeting III the
I'd Presbyterian church was sllmly attended
and only by males. y committee OF three OF
the association conducted the exercises which
were very interesting, and from the attention
paid to the speakers by the young mcn pres.
ent we're doubtless profitable. ihls meeting
will be held next week in the lst Presbyterian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17
Inducements Offered.

Do not delay to secure bargains Of
SAREPTA CLOTHING HALL, 50 KING ST.
l. SCHWARTZ s. co.
Have nov on hand an immense stock Of
OVERCOATS, TALMAS,
and heavy Winter Suits-all Of which will be
sold at remarkably low prices. Their stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
cannot be excelied in variety and quality and
will be sold at greatly reduced prices. Call
carly ct 50 King street dec IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

Tue Mission AT ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Notwithstanding the storm, there was full
attendance at St. Marys Church at Q clock
Yesterday, and at or he High Mass, the Rev.
Mr.. Gluckmeycr, OF New York, formally open
ed the Mission, which he said coull last hnt
one week, as he had engagements elsewhere
which would preclude longer stay on MS
part He is quite an Original preacher, and
his quaint remarks accompanied as they We're
by forcible illustrations in gesture, created
some sensation, md not little amusement to
some Of the young folks. This, however, was
only in his Introduction, his sermon proper be-
ing of most elevated aud eloquent character.
He preached from the Gospel Of the Sunday,
the parable Of the sower, ST. Matthew, Chapter
s. Vespers were postponed until ! !! p. m, ard,
at that hour, the church was again we'll filled,
many persons belonging to other dcnomlna-
tons attending. Rev. Dcnuis 0 Kane otllcla-
ted, and after Magnifcat Father Gluckmcycr
appeared in his cassock only, in front of the
altar, and, after some introductory remarks Of
the same character as in the morning, preached
a most effective discourse from Bee ciia-!rS.
Chant II v. -: Fear God and keep His
commandments, for thai is all mar. Ii Was
announced that services would be held during
the week as follows: Masses at $50, ESQ,
and 9 a. NJ, with discourse BY Father Quick
meyer after the last. Rosary, sermon BY Father
Gluckmeycr, and BenedictIon Of the. I;!cSscd
Sacrament at T:3U p. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

w a n 7 E D.
100000 to 100000 prime Virginia white
oak. ii #. HO4SHEAD HOOPS, clean shnved
we'll manufactured, and put up 40 lii bundie.
Highest cash price paid delivered to me.
feb l7-1m w. y. SHOOT, Smo"ts wharf
FOX RENT
AN The DWELLING HOUSE, on St. Asapn
street. near Cameron. Possession given Mar; l..
foh 11eat J. NJ. STEWART
CTRAINED HONEY for sale hv
- ian 3 g. VIM. RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

TIE 22SD The celebration of the APP
proaching 22nd in this city vii! BE- one of the
grapdcst affairs ever witnessed here. Ia add
ton to the organizations already mentioned as
having determined to appear in the parade on
that day, the printers, tin ware ma crs, brew
ers cracker makers, catinct ma rrs. black
smiths, and several other trades. and Adams Tx
press Company, and the shipping merchants
will be appropriately represented and many
of the buildings along the route Of the process
sion he handsomely decorated. \ delegation
of the Butchers Association left here this
morning for Washington to procure uniforms
and music tor the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, FEBRUARY II.
sun RosE.......... 6.52 NOON RISES. 0.F
SUN SETS ......... 5.37
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17
THE "EMBEzZLEMENT' BILL.

tanned. 1t is said there is no doubt such a
price can be obtained.
THE "EMBEzzLEMENT'' BILL.
The House of Delegates has ordered to en-
grossment the "Embezzlement bill, after having
amended it so as to make it mutually satlstac-
tory to commission merchants and farmers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-02-17

~ 'N1 Ehs,Sl oN The DEBT.
rrnr %1 ols have been introduced in the Senate
H., , "ans Tor the payment of the interest on
prr I r"o'!c debt both propose to pay four
ier IT.. interest and to give for the other two
lj,,,o .u' not paid, non interest bearing certi-
r,j;r. + also contemplate requirement com-
urv ;p license taxes to be paid into the Treas
uoncy otherwise licenses not to issue.
-, OATES INTEREST IN THE r., F. p.R.R.
lin, 'e oenate yesterday passed the bill author
S,,,, 'ns Board OF Public Works to sell the
ln ~'e interest 10 the Richmond, Fredericks-
iuy - anu aa- Iotomac Railroad Company, amount
lis :" s-,9'2oO, providing price not less than
40 r't value In bankable currency can be OBJ
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

G lleber ben tbeil,ueiien Giniturs
Der YomerDD Ma1lnaiible inirb basgros
|ruti9en, bas bier In lebter 3eit an
EnerI1ie6enen 5tellen bemerfbar geDgr=
ben iit ais @runb ansegeben. gBenil
,bieIes Grbrutjden. .a,l6 pielen Biirsern
na1nbaften 59abe11, 5ugefagt balt, ID.
tpirb ,lns bod. non glaugpiirbiger Sei=
te perli6ert, bob Die. genante Mible
ni9t ii 5olge gilles grorltl9es. lon='
bern in 6olge ll1enselbafter gonitrnfti=.
on unb neil eiHe Snr grobe Wtalie 8e=:
treble barin aufaeiAeihert mar, tbeilmei=
le eingefalen If, Nian iit iiberbaupt bier
iuie aud a1tberipdrts III Mmerifa beim
Bauem ,all lei6tiinnig. Das 16eint Die.
lria6e 5n iein. :.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

e
M gBir boben einen auBerit liebens=
ipiiroigen 8rief oDne gianen erbalten
moraus mir folsenbe Stelen p6rtl'@
t,tittbeilen:
I. IS, mas Dor Elm &runt i9laler 8af=
fe, Iinb 1ie 1ie .Iiten .tpie Elm 3eitun9triter
lie iepn Elm GleI unb .bleiben elmer I'D
BIN Elm 10 i6le9ter" l9reiber bod bp
fannit bir 10 5eituebmen 8or Elm &eno=
bic tpie bu biit lit es gut nibmt bid ia
lin itadt itb bdte otr einen @roIeren
||1riefsse{sriben i'd babe es ni9t Dor gut
|angeRbsh,Ma :: ::
9Bdrnm Ser Mann 10 l6redli9 in
3orn ssrat6en 1T, pi1en pir nibt. Mir
Doffen aber, oab er ii6 19on tpieoer Obj
gefiiblt bat. ! % j.. :,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

@% Gin Semperen3mann fam eorssur=
sem burd Die 1intertbire zines. 2lquor
&el&dfts in Non,erop NIT einsn paRss=
renen Mebliad, nla6te bas Ddrlll1 ge=
bunbene Banb los, forberte eige balbe
@allon bonn beiten MbistR ber In ben
I'M MebGad befinbliden 2rag gefaM
tuurbe, oarauf tpuroe Der StSpiel auf
ben 9rus setban, Der ibn .aaagebenes
Mebliad purbe susebunben, Der Mbiszz
fe muroe besablt, anb Der iorglame
semperenaler nnb 9ausbater .perlisb ben
Store our1 bic Sronttbare, 1einen
Mebllad auf BEN Arm tragenb.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

a@ Bomerop bat iebt 10 bortreffi9e
Boltperbinbung, baB in bieler 3ett Der
Gifenbabnen unb Selesrapben 3eitnn=
ae,, unb Briefe BON Cincinnati .geraoe
is @tunoen ODER sluei Sage nodosm fie
.abgelanot Iinb, bier ausseseben tperoen.
6dtteu mir eine Eilenbabn in gerabcr
Giuie BON Yomerop bis Cincinnati, 10
t3nnte eiue Srain ii 4 bis S Stanoen
ben Wes 3urridlesen<
e(ls obiees }don. eeiegt NOR ermbren
mir 9efern 81, unierer a1tberrqi9ung,
baB Der poftpe91el nur Elm :l1eber=
qanasitaoium mar. Wtr erbnaten left bic
Cincinnati Poi f6on ID 64unberr nod
Der MbIenouag.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

M@- Mm nahjten Meo,ttase lpereen es
~ Sabre, bab 1,nIer beiliser Dater Yi=
us TX. gum Nadfolger bes apoltelfir=
iteu Detrus rno bauit gum Sberboupte
Der fatbolil1en Rirde ertpdblt ,pnrbe,
M6ae Soft Seinem iebt 81 Sabre al
ten 5tattbalter auf GIoep; nod pielt
Sabre ibenten, banait erIbel, n1taus=
6Ieibliden Sriuu,pt aBef bic sssSeiMh,
ber Stride biniebeu nod iaaee. uea9s
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

esg- Sir madden uniere 2eier be1oubers aufs
mertiona auf bic tarsen Mrtitei, pc ,pir 'nnter
Der @ubrit: ,.v@emeinnisige &enntniilea brir'-
gen. Dieielbea bistsn einenaslle Osr gslsRrans
iiir Sebermann. Mir bsarbesten :, ossle Mrfllel
eiecus fit bic .Obio." 1lnferes as'iiens II mn
ier tteines 8latt bas erife, oas oerartage yeleDs
runs brinst bentt mir slaube't bop nod! tenn
Blatt cs unteruemrnen pat Ell, eoaperlat.oi,s-
leriton absupradea,. Bsnn nnler glatt 20 lpes1er I e
niats bra6te, als bieie artitel, 70 ware f'ir oen
serinsen Yreis i@ou seIu9 Se!iefert. = asue
Nbounenten f0nnen au5 aSunl9, 10 pett Der
8orratb reidt, bic bisher ert1.enessen stssns'
mern Der vObio" na@seliefert erbaltea.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
Cine Meife ,,,l, Bic Grbe.
@a. (iur Die Sbio.) =,

yGs lnG :ein 36trt uuo cine Seeroe
,oerben" 60 ipro@ Der 99ttli6e @tiftsr
.unierer@elision 81 5.D6lf orrnen, ben
'untcren Nolfsflaiien entTproRenen I9li6=
ten Mannern su Geine1s Gpolteln,
oenen ser Mnfans beg unsebeuren Merfes
iibertrassn tpefoen Ioate Mas Daben
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

q Sin .,aftes enslii6es, Spri6pprt
iast:r uWen1l Elm junger Mann ltnb Elm
.jlnses Mdb6en beiratben, 70 1T bag ei=
ne Gbe, bic @ptt I6liebt, tuie. er Die Gbe
Mbams nnb Gpas j1loB. Wenn aber Elm
alter Monn unb ein junges @eib beira=
then. 10 lit bos .eine Gbe, bic bon Der
Mntter Gcttes gel6lo6en miro, pie Die
Gbe 51piI6en Mariu unb Soiep9. Menn
aber .ein altes @eib lnb Elm iunger
Mann beiratben 10 1T bieie Gle eine
Sreube Iar sen nrbeber hss BDlell."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
- @troseubau,,:. Die an oe

~ @tra6enbou. Die an Der
fot6. Stride ulto S9uie oorbeifabrenbe
Garobe In 3uder=Runs tourbe bpr eint=
ssssr 3eit un1 einise GaB abgetfayen
anl1eineuo uua iie 81 aerbeHern. Sn
Ssolse oieier Mbgrubuns tuurbe bas Vi
sentbum perl9iebeuer Birser, be 9dbigt,
aub namentliH ri9lippte1 oas 5aus oes
i1srn Rorn, 70 bob bic ginipobaer es
perta5Ien u,asten unb nod iest itebt bie=
;fes.aaus obne Sunbauent altf Stiiben.
Jett aber fdnst man at1 bieie Strabe
tbeil,peile pieoer aufsnfnflen; Ob
bie1er GtraBenbau; 5u ben, 3petfe ge=
16iebt, bab cine An5abl Arbeiter 9e=
iGa|tigung erbalten,. tpiilen Ipir niht,
Die Sa1besabIer m09en 5uieben.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

G Ser @taotratb.paiiirt a,n Mon=
tag cine Orbinan3, tuona6 $475 ba5u
per,penbet tperben 1ollet1 einen 1te,len
2an6unssplak an &errs &un an5negen.
Sm, l1ebrisen bel6dfti9te i'd oerlelbe,
suie gep0bnli6> NIT @trabenbau=N =Nngele=
:genbeiter., %s' a
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IA UsS 49,
Mdnner in a6t3ebnbunbert Sabren allsz'
1 geridtete
l1eber speibnnbert gaillionen Menid)en
lbeusen lire Rniee II, sRamenSeiu Gb9riiti
unb perebrsn sen Na6folser ijsnes
lsalildil9en s5ii6ers, sa oeut gbriitus
lpra@: Sir min id) Die 51liiiel bee,
6immelrei6es geben," als bas Dber=
4 baupt ibrer 9eelisioss. statt Der. 5lpDlf
eriten aelieiDhss ssiebrer, 0eren 8irfsu Der
MpoFel Betrlsi am pFnsffionntase be-
gam, prebieen jett mebr afs breibunbert='
tanienb Nrieiter unb 8ii66fe in stpei=
Dunbert ,tnb fiinfsis Sprat0en 1lnb
|Dialeften bic 2ebre BON Der GrlDinng
rnb bas @ebein,nib beg Rret5es.
Die Stride bat it6 in eiaem ,1rauf=
baltIamen Strome rings Inn ben san=
3en. Grbbal Babn sema6t. Die se=
bilbetHsn gBlter Der groe wobnen
unter benz shatten beg Rreuses. 8or
ibnen 1inft bas Seioe,atbuut allentbal=
Fen ma9tlos in ben 4Sta,.b. Nom
Noropol bis gum Siibpol befnoet ii9
|fein ,,ennenstpertber Nuntt, robin oie'
Mitslieber ser STRIDE Gbriite ni@t se=
brungen tpdren. ~ ::
aBiro ni6t balb Die ;3eit> ber eiaen
sroben 6eerbe uns. oes. einen 5irten
getommen iein? = -, :: 7. .
@Sn Mms'rrfata uno .G'urapa fms
Die glnDanser Der fatbolil6en STRIDE IN
ber Maioritat upb:: bas ebritentbunl
iberbaupt 1T faf olleinberri6enS. .
8erfen mir aber einen Blid nab
bent. beiben Mfrita. Mie beiben Die
WDlfer 'alle, uel9e bon Der slibenoen
'@ite an Bis gum Gap Der sllten Soft
nun9 binab in unenbli9eu @etuimmel
iiber BEN gebeianniBoollen grotbsil f9
4 ausbreiten? --- .... ~. ..-. ..... =,
Wor uns blibt Der 9albmonS Mobam=
meos pon.ben Moideen unb Minnarets
BON &airo> nno entlanS bet saa5en
NorSfiHft p,,S melt binab iaoDilm Bis
an Die @rdn5en pua 3ansibar' rufen Die
Muessim: Sum @ebet! c3um ..@ebet! -
Ism Mamen Ses ein5igen @ottes, : oefIen
propbet Der &aufmann bon Metfa 1T.
Der .iober iino oie bunbert WiMonen
bon i6mor5et, uno brounen eDbne.
Gbams in benz ipeiten Snnern Afrifas,
,1nb in 'uefeu Namen betep iie2 Ni6t in
benz Namen gbriiti! antmortet bic eble
@9aar BON tobesmutbigen 8eiIenoen,
bic Martprer ser Miiieni6aft; anttuor=
ten bic 3abloien MiIliondre, bic in ienes
Munberlanb cinbrangen..
sliien! ., neir, mir reiien slt raid
oeun ailf ben einit 10 ssieeneten Tluren
bes bpsantinii6en Geides, oes 3eides
Der gDrifen bes Drients, Die ii9 trenn=
ten BON bem Selien, sallf ben bic Stride
gebout it, bis tief in bas Snnere bes
d,riffIiche11 Grbtheifs europa hinein Debt
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13

emit bas bsilise NlshDpfer bargebra9t
tpuroe, BRETT It'd ianieno Der tiirtiiae
Dertpifd i'm Fnaselsu psottesbienlt=
1ii6en1 Sanse.
Sic YDlter bes Sslant balten alein=
[aiien, Qrabiel1, Ranfaiea, aserIiea
aurbiitan, afgtaniftan 6eleBt, uus III
$n6ien 5eilsen Die 9eri1erpalaHs bon
osm @Ianse Ser altmob obauulebauif6en
gToberer. Tlrluabr, etn TsIteaes
sMidial ,uar oas Der 2ebre MebDasn=
me6s! I'm fe6sfbalb y Sabfbauberte
Fiiinserz als Die fatboliide alrse 5dbIt
|iie benno@ ni4t tpenigers ais banbsst
ilno breiBis eMmionen v55bne bes
Propbeten Mobamnteo." '.<2; .s. 4.
gis jebt mod iibertuiest Die Wea1e Der
Gbriiten bieienise Der Ni6t6rifen.5
Mber i6auen mir uns it, Ofinbien
ut1 :unb bann mad sen NadbarlanSern
bes Rei6es oer Oeosuln biniiber - mad
Sibet, na1 Gbiaa, na9 Sapat.! gBelbsr
Natne ftebt an oen Sempelns grabnae
unb 8ubbba uno Sob. Drei Ranaen
fir Elm Weien, Dor tuei6em Iid pierbun=
bert Miaionen @ldubise s1. gosgn
tperfen. : : z~~>
@e9sbunbertoreibis Weinioneas gsi0s=
6riiten 5dblten mir bereit8: ginen
Gbrifen sesen orei uneldubiee, .beaen
Die 2ebre bes &reu5es cine 9borbeit aao
ein Mersernib it," Wann ioa ber cine
Sirt Der eiren groben 9et6e erfbeinen2
9auienp Sabre iinb por72 72@egott .pie Elm
aaa*unb bds 9eben :bes> >Meniaeu pie
cine Wade in Der Na6t. . =
gao@ ni6t speitarienbS SATIRE berIAt
Sic &irde 9briiti hi1ttsr ben @Dbnen
Moans = allo no6dE 6E,sIhiii9t Ihiii9t 3tuei 9aee
lang bat ibr eidt selsnatet unb bennp9
rei3t baiielbe bis in bte :fernfen 3onen
beg grofreiies. Nod Elm Sag - nrh
lpel9er 'Morsen miro folserte e5.. ....:
go Der Sslam nit Sem GDrsReatbum
in 8eriibrung fam, brad n nta9los
suiammen. Ser Mobammebanisn,as
in europe If n1orid). setporOen. aasr
ipiro iein Grbe fem? .,..
Scr 8rabna,1islnuss Der gubbbis=
mus, Die Gpbrelisiot itarren aus steia.
periteinertea, bisarrsn,,' ,lnsebeuerliben
Gebilben e1itsesen Die ieber nmformuns
ipotten. gber fe niberfteben bem 10
tbolii@en gbriftentbume l1i1t. eAon
|bat autbbort Die STRIDE goben sepoaueu.
|as 2utDer Die eutopailbe gbriftenbsis
|ppr 800 Sdbren gum Sample seeen Die
|altebrtuiiroige &ir6e unb ibr Obas=
ba,.pt aufriet oa soe Der fblidte DrieIkr
s5ran8istus aaperius Dinaus ,,a6 Snbien
uno legte oas Samenforn fir Die eee%
nanssn BET Stride in .ienen ednoern.
| 80 bdtten mir ben Runbgane Tim aie
Erho hnlforhoF 0f,,. Not, fr. IA 80. rxn
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-13
Die loia,.
9SpneerDbG .DeltI 3ssll11i lS z8.

- gyabrbeif ,llab 0seebf.
,Red1t" lit Die beitiut,nte feife Gorn
Sir irgenb etne 8abrbeitsncrlrl
llnb v@abrbeit" allgeneineS Ged1t, /
Deun ein's bas anb're IN ii9 tra9t.
Drum re d e @abrbeit, 10 bre8 &e9t
Ser bette Mann NIT Sreae pflegt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CONSERVATIVES MEfTIsG.-The Wide.
AWakes had another enthusiastic meeting at
their club-rooms Thursday night, Fice-Pre.
sidcnt Waugh in the chair. Alexander w
Roundtrcc was elected secretary Uice John
f. Brooks, resigned. 4 number of new
names were handed in, and various business
committees appointed. Stirring speeches
were made bv Colonel William Ambcrs
David l.. Pulliam, Esq, and John f. Taylor,
The club will meet again next Wednes-
day night.
In consequence of the slim Attendance the
organization OF the Central Club is post.
poncd until next Thursday night.
CHURCH NoTEs..-The pastors of the Meade
Memorial and Methodist churches having
returned, will occupy their pulpits to-lnor
row at II O'Clock A. NJ. and 81 O'Clock Z. NJ
Baptist church-Rev. j. i. Deans at II
A. NJ. and S. 2. NJ.
Presbyterian church-Rey. w. 4. Camp
bell at II y. NJ. only.
REQUESTED TO FORK OvER.-Thc workmer
at the Government Granite-W Works, below
this place. have been waited upon and re
queSted to donate to the fund to be raiSet
to aid in the election of the Administration
candidates. Some have complied for fear OF
losing their positions, but others have hat
the independence to fatty refuse to aid in
scheme so hurttul to the State of their adop
ton Not only Radical otficc-hoders are cX
pectcd to bleed, but the poor laboring man
POLICE CoURT-Justice Chiles.-Johr
Woodbridge, for assaulting PAMELA Harris
was fined s. and held to bail.
Sidney Hicks, for trespass on Ii. W. Hey
Continued until to-day.
MANCHESTER BASK.-At meeting of TIT
board of directors held yesterday it wa
decided to commence operations Monda.
morning. The bank will occupy the lowe
portion of the Trayor building.
THE MEADE MEMORIAL CHURcH.-ln const
quence of the short notice and small attcnt
ance mt the meeting in the interest OF the PAL
sonagc scheme the meeting was postpone
to Monday night at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

CRoss-WARRANTs THE Cross OF THE Po-
LICE CoUnT.-The Police Court is daily the
scene Of unnecessary and trifling litigation,
caused by the issuing Of warrants to almost
anybody, it would seem, who may be able
to pay for them. a large proportion Of the
cases brought before Justice White are upon
warrants charging triflng offences, or sup
ported by little or TO evidence, and often
based upon the bare statement of notoli-
ously worthless and unreliable characters.
The matter is made still more annoying
to the court and all connected with
it by the mass Of cross-warrants. 1t
seldom occurs that one party brings
IN action, whether it be for simple trespass,
assault, or even the gravcst offences, that the
accused does not bring counter charge
against his accnser.
If a check were placed upon the facility
with which warrants arc issued, or justices
would not he so accommodating to every
turbulent person who applies to them, some
of the justices would doubtless make less
money, but the interests ofthe public would
be consulted and the patience and time OF
the Police Justice spared.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
Wholesale Destruction of Illicit DIS
tiIlerieS I'm North Carolina.

NGToS, September 5.-Colector
Pinckney Rollins, Of the seventh district OF
North Carolina, informs the Revenue Bu-
reau that Special Deputy r. Ii. Patterson
and the soldiers under Lieutenant Mast de-
stroyed the illicit diStiIleries in Haywood
county and made twelve arrests on the 9Th
ultimo. On the 10th they destroyed four
distlleres and made eight arrests in Nc
Dowell county. Eight distillerics were next
DESTROYED and seventeen arrests made in
Burke county. There was reliable intorma-
ton of twenty or twenty-five more being in
operation in South mountain thc same local.
itv as the last eight mcntioncd), but further
progress was puta stop tcIby Lieutenant Mast
and Deputy Marshal Deavcr being arrested
on bcnch-warrant from Judge Clark tor
destroying property.
The Collector, in his report, deprccates tie
action of the Judge rs being IN encourage
ment to law-breakerS. He proposes, how
ever, to make another effort in the same di-
rcction, and says: :" | hope to 5c supported
to any extent by the strong arm OF the Coy
crnment."
Superintendent Perrv, in transmitting the
report to the Commissioner, says: NO pains
will be spared to brclk upall illicit stills IN
| said district which can possibly be reached.
No one ,unacquaintcd with the same can
form any idea of the bitter, malicious hostil'
ity of the people I'm those ncighborhoods to
revenue and other officers who assist i'll en-
forcing the revenue laws, and they are Ell
co,lraued in their hostile and malicious acts
BY most of the Conservative newspapers III
the State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
New York Items.

NEW YORK, September 5.-The Produce
Exchange has appointed committee to con-
fer with the Senate committee on transpor'
tation.
The name of Daniel Drew, the railway
millionaire, has been added to the roll of pen
sioners of the war of 1872.
An analysis of the municipal finances, pre-
sented by Controller Green in his annua
report, shows that the permanent debt O.
the city is increasing with frightfu rapidity
and that the taxes and assessments are as
enormous as they are totally inadequate tc
meet the charges against them.
1t is now believed that Mrs. Hami, whose
body was found burned and tied to bet
with cords in house on Niuth street,
Brooklyn, last night, was murdered for hei
money.
The last instalmcnt Of the payment of thu
Geneva award was made to-day. The eot
was deposited in the money office here al
noon, and the certificates duly issued 10y thu
United States Treasury in the names of bank
ers representing the contractors for the
British Government.
The Frenchmen here to-day are celebra
ting Lalayette's birthday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06

Police CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-
sid,ng.-Charles Clarke (negrol, charged
with stealing a watch valued at SO from
John Stuart (negro), was sent on to the
grand jury. The watch was stolen from
the room Of Stuart in the night while he was
asleep. 1t was found in the possession ol
Mr.. n. +. Jacobs, who swore he bought il
from Charles Clarke.
Nora Meade and Chloe Meade were tried
on the charge of killing the infant of Chloe
and the charge dismissed for the present.
James McCue, accused of stealing 4 shaw
valued ut So from Michael Kelly, was given
the benefit of doubt as to his guilt.
George Robinson tnegro} was sent on to
the grand jury for stealing watch valued
ut Slo from the person Of Emma Clarke.
Henry Brown, guilty OF beating Julia
Brown, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
James Lewis (neSro) was fined 50 fol
whipping small negro boy named Benja
min Winfree.