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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26

POLICE COURT. SATURDAY.-Justice Joseph
J. White preSiding.-R. Maynard was lined
3 for fast driving.
A dog. belonging to j. B. Gentry, and
which had bitten James Johnson's child,
vas ordered to be killed unless removed
from the city within twenty-four hours.
Rachael Wallace (coloreU was sent to the
grand Jury on the charge OF keeping house
of ill.fame. She was bailed, with Isaac
Goddard as surety.
Julia Jackson and Mary Hollins (ooth
colored), were facd $3.50 each for creating Il
disturbance in the street.
Meta Williams and Susan Lee (colored)
were fined $3.50 for disorderly conduct.
The case Of A. Goodman, charged by >.
NJ. Humphreys with perjury, was continued
until Wednesday.
jacob Street (coloreO was fined $ for as
saulting Mary Looney.
Ben. Pollard (colorcd). guilty of the larceny
of can valued at SO, aud belonging to
Alfred Wright, was Sent to Jail lor twelve
months.
Richard Evans (colored), an habitua
drunkard, was committed for sixty days IL
default of surety. e.
Moses Gibbs (colored) was fined 81 fol
abusing William Fortune.
Robert johnson and Kate Ford (both CO.
loretD, charged with adultery, were sent tt
the grand jury,
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TO the President OF the State Aericul-
tura1 SOcsetg.

turai Society.
[For the Dispatch.I
Mr.. Editor,-I beg leave to call the atten.
ton OF the President aud Executive Com.
mittee Of the State Agricultural Society.
through yonr wiGely-circulated paper, to
the omissions (uninteutional, suppose, J in
Offering second premiums in great many
instances-viz. No second premiums are
offered for "colts" " in any of the classes OF
horses, or for mule colts; nor for "small
breed" SOW under two years, nor for "sow
and pigs " in either class; neither are second
premiums offered for pens Of eve and ram
lambs in either class. This is great
oversight, and should be corrected be-
fore the books are placed in the Judges
hands. There is another OMISSION l
will also here notice: that whilst pre-
MUM is offered for a "buIl calf" in all other
classes OF pure-bred cattle there is none
offered for an Aderney bull calf. at the
Mary land State FAIR, and at all the local
Fairs, they have first, second, and eren third
premiums in nearly all classes Of live stock
and th!uk it very important that the atten-
ton of the proper officers should be called
10 the omission here before the Fair COM
mences, in order that it may give general
satisfaction, and prove success, as all of us
desire it should. ALPHA.
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A HIGH COMPLIMENT TO RICHMOND MANU-
re ,rroRy.-The Atlanta (Ga.) Herald con-
tains very full and interesting account OF
The State (Georgia) Fair, and pays the follow
ing high compliment to well'kno"n h'ch-
mond establishment:
"The engine at the FAIRGROUNDS used for
working the machinery is q splendid piece
Of workmanship. Although claiming to De
only eighteen horsepower, 1t Is capapie oa y.
hitherto required thirty.tiye horsepower
engipe. On yesterday it propelled seven
cotton gins, and three of them with con,
densers. equal to at least one more gin, ana
corn-mill, and tapping machine. rms
was q remarkable performance for such an
engine, and only shows that hessrs. ". ~ =.
Tanner & Co., of Richmond, who are tue
manufacturers, are not disposed to rate tnelf
engines above their capacity.
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icy HG4TRE -MRs. OATEs.-The charm.
NJ Mr.. james 4. oates ard her comic
yer company commence an engagement at
VT Ah"'Ie tonight, and will present The
'i".ii rutlt'cd Ma0ain ADgot's Child"
'"' Mr.. oates was in Richmond last her
"'"'' lii, il i >ald. been increased and Itn-
,''' q, ,rY"rai iir,t.cla-S artists being added
- 'Ar already n,rogg and excellent compa-
n.y. lhcIr #" now many fine voices in the
N"Upr, ana the theatre gocrs cannot fail to
' "-hiy entertained every night during the
s1a! Of lhl- charming little actress in our
s'!' i I.c"d, but the simple announce
,''"l o The Arrival OF The Oates company to
i"ae" ID! The lovers Of good music and OF the
r'"'ic opera Oh tie qut cice. So 6im bold has
tDe "I'Ir iady upon the good opinion and
.I''' .I' d our people that IL poor house is
,'i r'i''', an ilApOsnUIIi'y. But we may baye
N'iT 70 say OF Mrs. Oates at another time.
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AUcTzroN sALEs TINS DAY

W. GODD1E, II A. NJ. at the Freedmsn's Se.z
wings Bank. Office furniture, iron safe. etc.
W.GoDDrN, 4 p. Sf, lotand framed dwellIng on Z.
the south side Of Clay street near to Elba Park.
& oDDIN, WARREN & CO., 3H e. 81, circulars
saw aud grist-mill, with seven acres ofiand, as
French Hay, Hanover county. x
n. NJ. LEE, 4 p. NJ, commissioners sale OF lot J,
with two framed tenements thereon, on the
south side Of Leigh near the corner OF Henry
street. t5 Esss sS5
FRANK .. HILL,4 P. n, two new brick stcres,
on leased ground on the north side of Main be-.
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
EDWARD c. G0DDIN, p. M, brewery, with
lot Of ground attached, near the eastern line OF
The city.
II. MCCORMICK, 10XA. NJ, furniture, crockery,
glassware, and sundres.
LYME & BROTHER, A. ~, at the farm OF a.
F. Gooch, on the Meadowbrfdge road, horses
cow, carriage, farming implements, corn, fod-
der, shucks, &c. 5s s
W. B. RATCLlFFE. 1ox A. NJ, at 1919 Franklin
street, groceries, &c.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT CoURT-This court
will meet tomorrow, when the case Of Har-
riet Wood (negro), charged with stealing a
diamond PIN valued at $3.50 from Henry G..
Hewlett, will be called.
HUsTINGs CoURT.-Ciyil business occupied
the attention of this court Saturday.
CONSERVATIVES, remember that delay is
dangerous. Register to-day.
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.-The following is
statement of the retail city market prices
on Saturday:
ts.-Beef-Choice, 16S to 20c.; second
cuts, 123 to 15c.; shin, 10 TO 25c. Veal-Choce,
163 to 20c.; outlets, 1885,. shin, 10 to 30c.
Lamb, 1GS to zoe. breast, 15c.; chops, lGac.
Shote, 129 to 1GSc. per pound. Liver, veal
or beef, 1Oc. per pound. Sausage, 10 to 1C3c.
per pound.
Forls.- Chickens, 90 to 45c., or three for
81. Market well supplied. Ducks, So to 50c.,
or 75c. to Sl.25 per pair. Turkeys, Sl.25 to
S1.75.
Flsh.-Good spots, 25e. per bunch OF
six fish: saltwater white perch-very
tine-25 to 40c. per bunch; hog-tish,
Csc. per bunch of six, or Sl.25 per
dozen--market not well supplied Sleeps
head, 129 to 1GSc. per pound; black
club. 1GSc. per pound, or for medium
size fish 75c. to 81 per bunch; trout, l6Sc.
per pound; North Carolina mullets, 20 10
3Oc. per bunch; oysters, 81 to S1,25 to S1.5O
per gallon.
Gdnte.-Partridges, 20 10 25c. apiece ;
sora, 81 to 81 80 per dozen-yery scarce; orto.
Ians, 75c. to 81 per dozen-very few in
markct-season well.nigh over; venison,
10c. per pound-scarce.
Vegetables.-Ir potatoes, sc. per quart !;
ID to zoe. per half-peck; per peck, 20
to 40c.; per bushel, $1.75 to 3. New sweet
potatoes, SC. per quart, or two quarts for
l5c.; 15c. per half-peck, 25c. per peck
market very well supplied. SllSify, &C.
per bunch. Tomatoes for stewiug, DC.
per quart; slicing, 15c. per quart, or two
quarts for &c, or 75c. per dozen. Snaps,
5 to Sc. per quart; per haIt-peck, 20 to
25c.-very few in market. Onions, Zoe.
per quart. Cabbage, 5 to zoe. per head.
Caulitower, 30 to 30e. apiece. Green corn,
II to 20c. per dozen. Black-eye peas, 10c. per
quart. Butter-beans. 10 to 20c. per quart.
Egg plant, 1Oc. apece-three for 25e. Fur
nips. 5 to Sc. per bunch OF five or six. Okra,
1Oe. per quar-scarce. Peppercorn, 1Oc. per
bunch.
Fimts.-AppIes, 5 TO 15c. per quart, zoe,
per halI:peck; pears, 30c. per quart, Sl.23 per
huf-peck. Grapes, Zoe. per pound-scarce.
Chnkapns, y to 15c. per quart. Chestnuts,
15c. per quart. Ounces, 81 20 per peck
scarce. Damsons, Sl.25 per peck-scarce.
Miscellaneous. Buttcr-Prime, 4O to 4oc.,
or two pounds Tor 15c.; cooking butter, 70
to 35c. Eggs, 25c. per dozen. Honey, 20
aud 25c. per pound, or SOC. per jar-scarce.
Herbs, to &c. per bunch.
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COLLECTING COMMITTEE FOR TIE ClTY.-The
following are the names OF the gentlemen
appointed by the City Central Conservative
Committee to collect funds for Use in the
election S. II. Pullam, Z; w. Pickrell,
Samuel Maccubbin, Louis Wagner, p. G.
'Coghlan, and G.. j. Fox.
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TRANsrEns OF REAL EsTATE.-The foIlo",

TRANsFERs OF REAL ESTATE NC 'oc'o"
jno is statement of the conveyances OF req
estate for the week ending October 2oth :
Lots fronting 27i feet on Broad street,
corner Brook avenue, for $2,OlO; 364 ieet
nm Vepable street near Twensy-flftn for
81 800: 27 feet on Thirtleth street between
y and nj for 5000; AZ feet on Creek street,
corner ~ Cabell, for $500; 30 feet on cary
street between Madison and Bslfidere ios
e. 5O,: I2 feet on alley between Nam ana
% t,ary and Eleventh and Twelfth streets ior
s5Oa. 90 feet on China street near belpicefe
for II 735: % 1I-l2 feet on Thirteenth Q stree,
he. hot ween Main and Franklin for $1,000; 90
saat S.s on Franklin street between TWenty-
eighth and Twenty.ninth for s2,eo ~ iees s
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TRANSFER PRINTING ISas-We invite atten.
t,on 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS s
that we are now using. They are OF recent miro
ducticu, but are aresdy extensiscls used 5y rail-
road aud steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we ara now fnrnisataf
are OF aqnaiity that can be copied any ieagsn =,
rirne after beiug printed. Wtii copy in orshhafs
yetter-press book Is
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Grand total. .'''''' ''''''
Nine schools had 100 per cent. OF attend,
anee. Serenteen schools had 81 per cent Oh
'' One group of schools, containing Cos pu-
nils had only one case of tardlDesS during
the week.
What city can beat that7
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THE RADICAL Pow-W Wow SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Republicans made great 10 do on Sat-
urday night. There was i largely
meeting at the county courthouse, and
Messrs. james Of Hanover, Joe Cox OF Rich
mond, and Anderson Taylor of Richmond,
made speeches. There was long process
sion Of white men, who marched down Main
street to the courthouse and participated in
the meeting. They clrried banners and
transparencies, on which were painted de-
vices &.p
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. ~AAhiLAEiE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
g.'@'SD fo>T-UFFICE OCTOBER "a, 1874
ttI> W &. Bruce, Coles Ferry, Char
.1n;I ," county, Va; iirs. Jaue Brown, Vir-
Ie1, @ hr. Albert anderson, No. 500 Fif-
pD,n pI.,I street. Richmond; DR.. &. w. Jones,
uyee"n'hd. Va; Colonel Albert Ordway,
JyeG'; Dir. NIgbtgale. Richmond; Miss
Grsn''h Iurpin. Nineteenth street between
N'"" al1 Franklin streets.
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[Signed] A. B. GUIGo!
Richmond, October "a, 1874.

REGISTRATIoN.-Thosew who have the right
to register and have not already done so,
and those who have to get transfers from one
voting precinct to another, ought to perform
that duty to-day.
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INDICATED RED flannel UNDERsHIRTS and
DRAWERS, certain cure for rheumatism; Pembroke
while dress-shirls heavy Merino undershirts only
81 each; and large assortment Of ready-nade
clothing and gepemen's furnishing goods, for sale
low by E. 3. SPENCE i S0N, Merchant Tafiors,
400 Main street.
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MORE TRouBLE.-A misunderstanding be-
tween two prominent officers OF tnc cly
government arose Saturday night in front
Of the Theatre. ltgreW out OF tue fo"ihcs
swindling case. One OF the gentieuen
called it fictitious excitement" anu one
word brought on another.
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EYAcINTHs FOR WINTER BLooMING.-JonS
MORTON, corner Of Main and Reservoir streets, has
just received for sale large lot of hyacln,h bulbs
for winter blooming. They comprise all the best
varieties Of hls popular plant.
He has also in his extensive greenhouses fine
assortment of roses and rosebuds, for bouquets.
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on Pine street near Cumberland for 35lO; %
feet on Broad street for q 500; % feet on
tlItn street between Duval and Baker for
sooI 90; 10 feet on Fourth street between
Leigh and Jackson for S2.O25.
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WHITE TEETH AND soUSD GUMS" We conn.
IDENTIFY recommend to AL who need an efficient aud
harmless tooth powder the elegant preparation OF
MEADE & BAKER known as sAPoSISE DESf1-
rRICE.n-J G. Wayt i son, Dentists; q. W. Jones,
Dentist; Jt hu Mahony, Dentist; X. y. Hudson,
Dentist: George B. steel, Dentist; Jud. B. WOOD,
lJeutiss: j. Hall Moore, Dentist; W. Leigh Bur
ton, Dentist
Price, SOC. q box.
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have analyzed The Whiskey known undfr sae
brand of Is B SELECT controlled by Messrs WAL.
TER d, BLAIR s. Co.. Richmond, Va, and had u
FREE FROM FusiL OIL aud other impurities, ana
recommend i,s use for medicinal and family pur.
,oses j. B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
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M.ss.MEgrlsG COMMITTEE. Messrs. Da

Miss.MEETISG COMMITTEE. = Messrs. Daniel
wen George It. Turner. D., Mccormick,
+ r Mcclernand, j. L. Phillips, I. Il. Harris,
p p StyIi. J. A. Lacy, Samuel Maecubbin,
1T 'Rriges. A. B. Duesberry, j. Is. Sands,
III. Badkins, r. D. Wadlel', and 5. N.
Page have been appelntea y she o,u aDts nt,
minion Cuba conimi1tee o. b5iHpS e'ne"''
for the nass.meeting.
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Mr.. JAMES CORRIE, Dentist, In Baltimore,
writes: - have used DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP
personally and In my family for two or three years.
and am prepared 10 say that there Is nothing to
compare TO it as remedy for coughs, colds, &C."
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,,; :" "FhAS THE WiZARD--Wymau, the great
,,',,'5 ,M,,I snd Teutrlioquist, continues to draw
nn"drd ,n'd houses, and will remain in Rich.
4'H1 during h,s week.
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THE LARGEST AND BEST-sRLECTED STOCK OF
CLoAKs, also Beaded and Embroidered Cashmer
Jackets, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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4 large stock of CAssIMEREs, TwEEDS, JEANS,
and materials for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR at LEVY
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T1OR RENT Or LEASE. CIassxosr.'

E1OR RENT Or LEASE" CLassxoEr.'
Il "CuRl,s NECK AND oTIIEE CELERHA1Ep
FARMS, FOR RENT Or LEAsE-NoTIcEs,:iO
FARMERS. FUCKERS. SToCK-fAJsSks, .nOuD
Posi-, sIiir.I MBER. &C..l .lsAW.AILI.ASDsUAhG
MEN.--We baye some FffLkEN sIaopsANb
riyrr embracing parts OF the above fa-iis Jegl
or lease Ia quantities to suii, including y ELIs-
@INGs, oat-buiiongs, ofcDardS, &c. $,
400 acres, will Include the Handsome WILL
iSGS, nuIoeruns ouf-euildngs. and nom alfy I9
100 acres Of iruit-;tees OF all k1nos ana ID tuit
The sumter of wharves on the farps afford ans-. M
ple-shipping facilities. !. ..,,a A.
Many persons owning ordinary aisrns s2uio aV
This Is an opportunity seldom cnered, ana -
worthy Of inquiry. /. 80 - !. I. -, .s, &,
4 ~ ~. 80, = ~ 80 PERKINS, Il BATES.
Resi- Estate Ageuts
q corner Tenth aud Bsnk streets. n
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oc 2-F&H1m "a.

sTiuR RENT, the handsome NEW IA
E STORE, adjoining Msssrs. Harwoft q EtA
Ritter on fne west side OF G0verrof street ess1Sen
aGs.s e: soesd .ssds, App's GRUBBs WILLIAM
5VsoR RENT. tbat most desirable Il q. n
Z sIDENGE No. 4 4 5 Third street By ween -
Cary and Canal aojoinipg ihe aMsaiiss % -. e.
fsankanskip, ssa he noqse isu 5vssss x
in nice order. Possession. 81 once ppiS ~ 70
Heal Estate Agsnt,s lus aain sises,
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Orphan AsYLu4 AipEp.--Ihe cololeu
q. l;eraniilm Club . gave concert recently,
and realized S41.60, which was given Dy Ine
Clnb to the Colored Orphan Asylum.
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CUT FLOWERS, rare and beautiful, for sale by
JOHN MORTON, Main and Reservoir streets, Sid.
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FOR BARGAINS IN Alt KINDS OF DRY GOODS
% TO Levy BROTHERS. Read their new aoyer'
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Fon BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS so TO LEVY
ER0TIRRsi
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SCHAAP halls the Agricnltur

DAHLIAs OF the most beautiful shades of color
and of all varieties at MOaTON's.
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ALL KINDS OF DRESS GOODS at prices to suit all
at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Don't. forget the exhibition of LACE GOODS at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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ATTENDANCE AT THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Ihe
following is a statement of the average at
tendance of the public schools during 1he
mast week:
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PERSONAL Colonel James McDonald, Sc.
eretary OF The Commonwealth, has returned
to the city. -
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BLACK SILK at great bargains at Levy BRO.
TIERS,
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INITIAL PAPER at scAAAp's, 14O2 Main sire
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UMBRELLAS In alpaca, Scotch gingham, ETC., q
ScHAAp's, 14U2 Main street, near Fourteenth.
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RIBBONS sold at as,onishinsly low prices at LEVY
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SCIIAAP halls the agricultural Fair;
Invites all 10 attend,
And 10 call on him ere they go there,
Some funds with him TO spend.
You find his cigar and fnncy-storr 1T 1902 Main
street, second door below Fourteenth street.
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THE ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LACE GOODS ut
LEVY BROTHERS, Is well worth visit to that
establishment. Read their new advertisement.
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NEWSPAPERS AND STATIONERY at scHAAP's.
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PIpEs-Meerschaum and others-at scHAAP's.
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CoLLAHS-Large assortment a [ SCHAAP'S.
JEwELRY FOR GENTLEMES-Full supply al
SCHAAP'S.
SClIAAP's CIGAR AND FANCY STORE is at i402
Main street.
TIE ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LACE GOODS at
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Captain George D. Wise, sworn, SAID on
the S,h of October, as he started to come inIo
the Police Courtroom, be met MIR. hnox al
the door. Knox said he had been authorized q
to to- employ hlm as counsel. Passed hurriedIy
;n,o IN the court room to attend to case; sub.
seouently se Knox came up and told him that M
there was an old countryinan who had been
aambling in the city, and Page was endea-
yorIpg TO get the money alleged to be lost out
of the parties whom he; (Wise) was asked 70
renresent. re- Went;doGn to the poliee.sfatlon
with Knox expecting to see the Warran.. .
AZ the station.house met FoWlkes ana III.
Philip johnson. Before be ana kno1, N $, gov -
in Fowlkes had made some statement 70 foes
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CAsEs-GoId. headed aud others-al sCIAAP's
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EOR RENT, the nice and comfortable GIN

several FIRST-RATE STORFS on Main street be-
tween Seventh and Fifteenth ets. Apply 10
nc oEtt GRiIBR, a. WILLIAMS,
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scARFS and BOWS, handsome styles, at ScHAAI
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DEStRA-M
Il Bile and conyeniently-arranged BRtCk-Mx
AND FRAMs TENEMENT corner OF MAIN and
cuiyert streets, containing six r00ms kitcnen, &c
a In nice order. with gas. having been put IN thsr-
Ough repair. Possession at once. Apply 10
oc 23.6tx LYME & BkOTHGR.
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EOR RENT, SECOND FLOOR. con-Igs
Il sjstipg OF three rooms. with kitchen coal E:V
house ana storeroom. Apply NJ No. 314 east
Grace street. 0f 2b-BGWZtra
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EOR RENT, desirable second floor, S;a
Il consisting OF two large ROOMS and fz:l
la l-room clubhouse attached. Two hitchen
rooms. If preferred. No. ia west Grace street.
nc DG-1
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w
on Of the Circuit Courtroom arrangements
we're making at the City Hall to arrest the
n,rties Witness would not have taken the
p.ins to eet the money for FoWlkes II ne
tbnught there was TO have been prosecu-
ton.
AS TO BLACKMAILING.
Cantaiu Wise to Mr. Cabell: Saw no dis.
position towards blackmailng on the part OF
Puge. Page acted as u trend OF fo",hes
and refused fee. Understood that MT.
Fowlkes was going right home after ne sot
the money. Witness was not altosetnef
satisfied that any warrant was III existence,
though Page told him be had one. he asked
page aud Fowlkes for the warrant, so that
he might ascertain it it was IN existence.
Caniain Wise to General Wise: Page SAID
distinctly that Duke and Dull were the
keeners of the saloon, aud they could De
hold RESPONSIBLE for what had been done 10
Fowlkes there. Could not have known
where 10 90 10 get the money for foWikes
evrent through Knox. Knox told witness
he was trying 10 protect Dull, who was lnno.
cont Thongh Knox did not call DulPs name,
understood that the man tor whom ne was
,o net as counsel had nothing to 90 WIN tne
swindle. though il was done iu bis mouse.
CAPTAIN Wise to Mr.. Cabell: Was at Fur
dv,s room twice. Learned between the IN
tervaIs that Fowlkes would take $3.50.
.Dnrjng Dr. the last visit there Dull was out OF
purdy's room until when Wise was about 10
start away. r..,o ns, IN
answer to questions OF the laWy ers, that MS
whole purpose In acting as counsel was Sn's.,' ~
Il possible, to protect Dull, whom ne oe-
iieved innocent of participation in the s~lh,
die. die and who did not want bis house closed
nm because of the misdoings OF others, ana
lsecondl to secure the return 10 ola nian ~
fVowIkes of his money, or as much OF IL Us
could be gotten: