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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-24
By w. Goddir,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION AT WEsI VIEW w !,
STWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND. AND
IN SIGHT OF THE FAIR GROUNDS. nF ~ M
rfEEI,ENT HOUSEHOLD AND OTHEK Euh.
SITURF, &C.-At the request OF Mr: T. strinii ih
I,allard trustee, shall sell at west Vle%, t1Ic
naw residence recently occupied by Mr.. Jenn =:
Raiiard. on THURSDAY, september "a: SI4 "a At
o'clock A. NJ the following articles OF aUOSE
HOLD and other FURNITURE, all OF winch 10
nearly new and Of superior quality, viz:
Two RRUSStLs CARPETS,
Three MARBLE TOP TABLhS,
Two SOFAS, several elegant PlSIUkES'
One dozen CANE-SEAT CHAIRS;
-Four CHAMBER SETS complete, MADE on rose
wood and Mahogany and Walnut, Including supe-
One handsome OUTAGE SET, one Rosewood
WARDkOBE, two painted WAREHOUSES;:
DIEING-ROOM FUKNlTURE, Including EAten-
sion Table Sldtboard, stove, safe, ana complete
Ger French China, Silver Plate, cutlery, &C.;
BED LINEN, TABLE LINEN, ,,nroc
FLANK ETS, cotton SHEETS and SPREkDs;
One large new COOKING STOVE, with complete
outfit Of Kitchen and Laundry Fixtures, &C.
TO persons about going tolionsekeeplng, or VISIT
Ing to add to their present supply, tbs sale presents
a most favorable opportunity.
TER All sums under $50 cash, over that
amount uiney days credit for approved endorsed me-
gutiable paper. ,,s
CO 81. o.. % ". GODDlN. Auctioneer.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers.
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

Ok DIRT CARTS AT AUCTION.-On
Cc MONDAY the 2Sth instant, at 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at the stables of MIR. Robert Harvey,
corner of Adams and Clay streets,
35 DIRT CARTS and lot of HARNESS.
Mary of these carts as good as new, and merit
the attention Of contractors, excavators and firm
eTs. COOh & LAUGHION,
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By Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer.
1917 hlain street.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
VI HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNliUhE.FVt ,a
SaIE AT Auction AT the request OF the
owner. who is declining housekeeping: | will sci
mt residence No. 2l2 Clay street, on THURsDAi
the 24th instant, at 10 o'clock. general assort'
ment of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C, con
s1ssins WALNUT " CHAMBER SUIT, marble pieces
compete, with WARDROBE;
R Rss6bs lIENnps BUREAUS. wAsHsTANDs,,
T1BLfS, CHAIRS. PICTURES, CROChERI'
GLASSWARE. CUTLERY,
COOKISG-STOVE. &C. &C. .,.
THOMAS W. KEESEE, Auctioneer:;
J. G.. kEESEE, Salesman. seZ1
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS.
WITHIN FOUR HUNDRED YARDS OF THE
OLD COURTHOUSE IN CHE STERFtELD
COUNTY.-By virtue Of deed OF trust executed
by DIR. p. r. Anderson TO the subscribers rs trus-
tees, dated 1st of January, 1868, and recorded in
Chesterfield County curt office, being thereto re-
Chesterfield courthouse. In the city OF Manchester,
on MONDAY, l 9th Of October. 1874, at IL O'Clock
NJ, The property situated as above: II embraces
about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
more or less-about two-thrds In woods, the bal
ance cleared.
The improvements consist or DWELLING
with eight or ten rooms and the usual out-buid-
iugs; also, a young orchard of choice fruit
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses or sale
and the sum of S7S4.77. and tile residue upon
terms 10 be made known ut the tune of sale.
p. w. GRUBBS,
E. WOULDRlDGE,
Trustees.
Cp1-pps O. WILLIAMS Auctioneers. Sc %
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GUNNER CANDIES.-i AM ~ taIFis29
~ featuring summer artiSt, sngi.. s.rft sSIs.
ELM s,IsS SASpm MADE .. the ss
s Sssse p 1naa es 70 ssa4 S ri
FLOR a candles are sold for have tsss., aud cr'H
Canned Goods, Tobacco. SisS stts, prscS;.
LoUisJ. Bossise1 i'4ls a.!a s!sss.
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Sc 24-dts
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Sc 3.2aw6nl
RHEUMATISM COMPLICATED WITH
DYSPEPSIA.
CASE or MARCUS ID. RcYSTRR, OF GRANVILLE
COUNTY, N. c..


COUNTY, N. {.
OAK HILL, N. O., September IL, 1874.
CoIeaeL GIvode: 1t affords me great pleasure to
give you a statement showing the benefit xilich
have very recently JerdeDoed from the use of the
Buffalo waters. Eighteen months ago ha1 Sc
we're rheumatic All ick wlach confined me for the
most part e. my bed until THE latter part Of guy OF
the present year. WIS unable 10 dress pndress
myself when atle to he up.
about lhe Goth of .t1ly le(t nv bed, srittsl as
sistance, TO make visit to the Buffalo Springs
had used the water lnn Tor short time beiare ex
perienced relief. In some two wceks j obta ned
S.tbstGxtiGt relief. I now ride on horseback any
reasonable dit Nce and am able TO attend actively
TO my business affairs. will adG that my rheE1n
tic troubles were accompanied by dyspepsia of a
most dstresS ~ character, being Ruablefar months
before my visit TO The Sarings tokst either aUinal
or vegetable food. Whie nossibly not entlEely re.
neved OF my dSspepIc symptoms. received she
most prompt and mark ed benefit sn this reSpecI,
md AIN now Ehe 30 eat any ordinary article OF iced
Being somewhat advanced in Years, my improve
meat In all respects is beyond ws2 | had hoped
for, and can colltdently recommends these w,stxrs
30 al persons similarly affected.
Very respectfully,
se22eodst MARCUS D. ROYSTER.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPFRS
THE VIRGINIA FUEL.
THE JAMRs RIVER COAL cosp.xv

THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY
stof Ytrginia) are now mining and have lsr,a -
ply of the best and cleanest CARBON MI s, ss.
COKE, or CARB0NITE, ever brought 10 tbfs v. I
1t possesses the good qualities Of other coHl. III!
out thoir faults: t is pure and free from sI,,.
kindles readily and beats quickly; II bans Ts,,E
Ing no cinders nor half burned fuel
Orders left at either OF their yards. or ANA.
ONCE will receive prompt attention. Their surr,.
enable them to furnish dealers cous' aniIy. 'p'fs
BITUMINOUS COAL, suitable for both .r,,.
and smith purposes. can also be had from this ss
pany. as they have twenty feet OF coz, on theiy e.
perry, made up Of three veins respectively sI. Ia,
and ten feet.
Soft Lump Coke, delivered. ............ s,.
Soft Hail Coke, delivered. ~
Hard Lump Coke, delivered .............. m
Hard Hail Coke. delivered. ~
Biluminous Coal per ton, delivered. .... / ~
Office Corner Bank and Eleventh streets. "
Yards: Cary street near corner Of Tenh. a.,
south side Of the Dock opposite Nineteenth s.ra..
sc 10 3m ROBERT 4. DRAM. Age,
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BY Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh strc,i between Main and Bank.

4 NICE BUILDING LOT, ON THE
II south side Of Clay street, just beyond Adams
street, and adjoining the residence OF Rev. n. W.
Wilson, TO be sold at auction. ON the premises, on
THURSDAY, 1st October at AZ O'Clock p. M.
This LOT fronts twenty eight feet and runs back
about one hundred and fifty icet TO wide alley. II
enjoys beautiful situation, In quiet and oesra-
BILE peghborheod, and Is eligible site for pri-
yate residence.
TERMS: Al sale. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
SO 2aS2RStds AuctiOneers-
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
i FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY,
ABUUTONE AND HALF MILES FkOM MAN
CHESTER, AT AUCTION.-In execution OF q
deed of trust made by William H. Brander to the
subscriber as trustee, dated 10Th Narch, 1874 and
duly recorded in Chesterfield County court, We will
sell at auction, upon the premises, on MONDAY,
9Th October. at IL O'Clock 81, the farm of said
Brander, lying rs above. at the junction of the War
wick road, with the Goodies Bridge road adjoining
the Murchie road and the lands of DR.. +. y. Nc
ley and jasper Clayton. The tract contains Ire
acres, and Is represented to be valuable and high
~ improved farm.
TERMS Cash 10 pay expenses Of executing. the
trust and to pay two notes, one for i39O.39, due
18Th June, 1874, and on for 1886 l6. due 18Th
September, 1874: balance on such terms Of pay
ment rs said Brander may direct.
ROBERT g. SCOTT, Trustee.
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS, AuciiOneers. sc %
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A NTHRAC1TE COAL-a!l grades: b.
ATUMINOUS COAL-ClOyer Hill aud spi1,-
all grades COKE-hait and lump, best; WoUp-
oak and Pine-long, sawed, ana spi..
Is. CuTTRELL,
snS.1m corner N!rth and Bai1.
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PERSONAL.
MINERAL WATER.
100000
THE BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
4 FOR SALE.

Spring No. of these Springs is considered well
nigh specific In the diseases peculiar 10 women. in
dyspepsia and In chronic intermittent and remit
tent feyers. Spring No. Q, though OF recent dis
covery, has made some of he most remarkable cures
upon record in affections of the kidneys anu blad-
der and appe ndages. Ii has given decided relief In
equity and rheumatic affections dependent upon
uric acid In blood and has shown great power in
affections OF the liver and stomach. The water Of
either spring. put up in boxes containing dozen
mitigation bottles, will be delivered at the Scots
burg depot OF the Richmond and Danyille rail.
road ut $6 per box, to he paid In advance. Ad-
dress THOMAS +. GOODE,
Buffalo Springs,
Sc 3.2awGm Mecklenburg county. Va.
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FLORISTS, sEEDshIs'

NEW CROP TURNIp SEEDS
RED TOP,
FLAT DUTCH. -, 4, ore,
WHITE WHITE SossOA'
YELLOW AsAA SEVEN TOP; Eur, ,sast !.
crown nom selected roots, an. Of Es's :,
quality. ALLISON s Ap1
~ 10
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DIsseLBTHONs d PARTNERSHIPS

D1SS9LGT8OES Il PARTNERSHIPS
DOLK MILLER Is CO.
= AP8THECARIES,
CORNER NINTN AND MAkE STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA, September LIS, / S74.
A CARD.
We take this opportunity of Informing
our friends ana the pzbllc that we hare pur-
chased the eutirc STOCK, FIXTURES, aud
GOOD WILL OF the stand heretofore ocespied
by Mes ,rg. WOOD & SONS, druggists, and vould
be pleased TO I'LL their orders for anything in our
line. We have added largely 10 our stock, and are
prepared 10 furnish any article IN the drug GAe.
sirous OF secHring auy OF their preparations Gun
ind them In our stock.
.--.--- POLK MILLER CO.,
Successors TO Wood Sons Druggists
corner Niuth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
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GLOVER !. HILL
HAIL
W. s. pncHgY

|NEw WOOD AND COAL BIJsTgps.-
IN The undersigned announces to his fr,.rs.es.
ders for all The usual varieties or WO1D s,S
sold In the market and at the lowest rates o9AL
5AIl ANTHRACITE COAL weighed. ana :.
best quality. Basin hank. between Flyh,sh pS
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WILLIAM p. FORD. DEALER u
w WOOD, COAL, and IL <, b~gs leave 70 -
form the public tina; he has on hana the Ell n
Div of WOOD 10 bc found Ia the city. 4a1 tiI 80 s..
at astonishingly o,o 5or cGsh GRO .sgoy Il
the ynrielIes of COAL As low ~ The lose'' a.
No 3I9 west Broad ana corner Of Na $40 ss rT.'
dere streets. At ~
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AND WOOD Warran,aa' :

~ class and wen screened and iuli weight ". a.
stoves, and furnaces: QUINNIMONTfs for es ss:aes
WEST spIint lump, and haij-Sna.al1i
superior; CLOVER HILL Iamp: SOFr cnnY,n,s
lump and hail; and OAK and PINE WConc. V ~
which are offered ut very low figures FOR casS " %
money bycallfug at Nineteenth and Cary s,.. ave
sc 81 CHARLIE II pan6ss,
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WIN. IRA SMITH,
s.. HUNTER.
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
CYRUS BOSSIEUX

0"'' ~ - '0' LYME & BROTHER;
Sc 24-dts Auctioneers.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

GPUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. sc
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d,tSNFECTI9EERifSs.

FOX DEssEh' PURE Ica-csS1
FINE FANCY cAkEs.
PRIME SOFT PEAChEs.
RIPE CONCORD
NICE SWEET ORAN'a
FOB TEA.
TEA-cAKEs, LONDON SiseS.ttsI os,
poNrJsss sARDINEs. FRESH sAI'
FRESH LOBSTER,
ENGLISH SHELL-flsh. 81.
ANDRE" so; Ryo.4 slEss'
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
Impeachment of LandaatLet VIZ
LiU1ns.

LASDAULKT WILLIAMS, Attorney "a 3sneral
in command Of the armies of the United
States (vice Sherman, suspended) is liable to
impeachment for high crimes and misds-
ineanois. lie is guilty OF conspiring with
several persons, to wit, General w. ii
Emory, Major Lewis Merrill, Captain
Thomas, s,-----H Hester, and ether persons, TO
deprive citizens Of the Unitsd States OF the
privilege of voting bestowed upon them by
the fifteenth amendment That amendment
expressly says:
"The right Of citizens of the United States
tc vots shall not be denied or abridged by
the United Sta es or by any State oa
account OF race, color, previous condition Of
servitude..
Williams and his co co-conspil ators are pal
pably guilty under this act. They have con-
sprcd both in Louisiana and Alabama TO
prevent Democratrc citzsns from supporting
and advocating the claims of Democratic
candidates for Congress 10 election. They
have used force, intimidation, and threats,
and are liable to all the penalties OF the act
They are also liable to action for recovery
Of damages by the persons aggiieved, and we
trust that some OF the innocent citizens
whom they have Prosecuted will see their
way clear 10 maintain suits against them
for recovery of damages occasioned hy such
injury or deprivation OF yigE:a aud privile-
ge5.
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EDITION.
To-MoRRow's CONTEST
INQUEST BY The c0R0NEP:
Items of Genera1 Nowss
The Election.

INDICATIONS OF FULL VOTE AND
QUIET DAY-DEPUTY MARsHALs AND
SPECIAL POLICEMEN.
Tomorrow an election will be held
in this State for Governor, member
of Congress, members of the Legisla-
ture, and Levy Courts, Sheriffs and
Coroners. The-pollswill open between
eight and nine o'clock, A. NJ, and
close at p. M = 81 - ','''
For the purpose of preserving the
peace, and preventing Illegal voting,
U. 8. Marshal Damn win.appoint about
one hundred Deputy Marshals, while
Mayor Simms will appoint a like num-
ber of.special policemen. These spe-
cial officers will work together, for the
good of the people, the maintenance of
good order, and the arrest of all illegal
voters and repeaters.. -. ,...>,
Unless some special need arises no
Supervisors of Election will be appoin-
ted. Up to noon to-day, no applica-
tion had been made to the Chief Su-
pervisor, ]. s. Valentine. Esq, for their
appointment. - -.---.-. .
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SECOND EDITION
THE BUILDING RECORD
POLICE ARRESTS FOR OCT.
A Livery Team stolen.
Building Statistics.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF QC-
ToBER.
During the month of October, Just
closed, building lines have been sur
veyed by the Department of Engineer
ing and Surveying, for the following
Samuel d. Forbes, one spoke facto-
ry on Maryland Avenue, near Oak
street.
Peter s. Blake, one house, 8. E. cor
ner Eighth and Scott.
VIM. P. Gamble, one house, east side
OF Madison street, between Seventh
and Eighth. 7
Thomas Y. de Normandic, two
houses on Front street, and two on
Pleasant street, between Van Buren
and Jackson and two on the east side
OF Tatnall street, between Third and
Fourth.
Rebecca Stephens, one house on the
north side of Second street, east of
Poplar.
Margaret Curren, one house at the
N. w. corner of Eighth and Windsor
streets.
Jas. Carswell, two houses south side
of Delaware Avenue, near. Harrison
street.
Total, 13.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Ex-Governor Enos 7. Throop, of New
York, died at Auburn yesterday afternoon.
The Schuylkiil Free Press, new daily
paper,will appear at Pottsville this morning.
Rev. John O'Brien, for 26 years pastor of
st. Patrick's Church, at Lowell, Mass, die d
suddenly, OF apoplexy, on Saturday night.
A large number of workmen were die
charged from the Portsmouth Navy Yard on
Saturday night, work being suspended in the
construction department.
The Fircmens' Benevolent As ,ociation at
New Orleans, which eonlrols the fire depart
ment of that city, has resolved TO discon
tinus business unless the city pays the men,
oers by the 18th inst Tue city owes them
100000
President Grant has written letter TO the
Emperor of Russia, congrai ulating h,m upon
the marriage of tha Grand Duke Vladimir
Alexandrovitch and the Duchess of Neck
ienburg Schwerin. The letter is in reply 10
one FROM the Car announcing the marri-
age,
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Il R0O in The Radical TYlgacon,

GRANT AND HIS ORGAN DRFIANT-wHo KILL.
ed nADIcALIsM g-aARFIELD DAWES q o.
SAYS aRANT--A NICE LITTLE TROUBLE IN
TUE RADICAL HAPPY FAMILY.
WAsHrNaToN, October 3l.-Tha Admin
istration organ Of this morning created 9
marked sensation In the political circle, oi
both. parties here by coming out iu o two.
column ble-leaded article virtually ad-
niitting the overwhelming defeat of tie Re
publican party in the elections of next
Tues sday, and bitterly assaillng the Repub-
ican leaders Tar the. responsibility of that
defeat. 1t named Messrs. Dawes and Gar
field, and inquiries what either OF them did
In the last session to strengthen the party be-
fore the country. 1t says they had control
OF legislation, gave the party paltry poll
cy, and yielded to every Democrat who had
a resolution in his hand to investigate de-
psrtment, and were the first TO second the
motion. They led the party, IL adds, ito
it's own and their defeat" II further charges
them with allowing the Democrats to lead
the House last session, and with such Re
publican leaders it says that it cannot com
plain II the Democrats lead 1t year from
next December. ave Charge" 1t goes on
10 say, "Meesrs. Dawes and Garfield with
the responsibility for the peril in which the
patty is placed. and in doing 30 we know
that We represent the feeling Of every
thoughtful Republican in tho land and in
Congress"
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
The Enforcement LatU.

TIoNs TO MARSHALL DUNN.
Having heard it stated that Senate,
Bayard had informed the Mayor that .he
enforcement law he'd been repealed, and
that the Marshal had no power to ap.
point Deputy Marshals, Marshal Dunn
wrote to Attorney General Williams, fol
instructions, and received the following
reply
Oct 81, 1874.-John III. Dunn, Esq, u. 8.
Marshall, Wilmington, Dsl.-SIR have
received your letter Of the 29th inst, in
which you inquire as to the duties re-
CURED OF you by the acts Of Congress
vote in the several States of this I'm
ion.
The duties Of marshals and theird dep.
uties when representatives or delegates
to Congress are to be voted for at cleo
tions. in cities or towns of twenty thou.
sand Inhabitants and upwards, are plain.
ly set forth in the Sth section of the act
February %, 1871 (l6 stat, 1850. There
can be no doubt that power is here Civ.
en- to marshals and their deputies to
keep the peace, to make arrests, and tc
discharge the other duties required Of
them. :
There has been no repeal; alteration
or other change of the provisions of this
section. They are still in full force and
effect. You remind me, however, that
it is thought by some who oppose Oh
try to evade these acts that the clauss
Of section 8, which prescribes the du
ties Of MAI shals at elections, has beef
repealed by subsequent acts, and thai
OF June 10, 1872, il equally pointed to q.
having this effect. The purpose of thii
act is to extend to counties and parishei
the provision concerning supervision o.
elections in. the act Of 1871, (section IL
stat. 3H8), which when intellig emily
constructed according to the rules O.
law, does not at all interfere with the
clause Of section 8, OF the act Of 1871
which prescribed the duties of marshal,
and their deputies as to keeping tn,
peace, making arrests, &C., at elections
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
The Washington Safe Burglary

WASHINGTON, October 30.-The
trial of Harrington, Williams and
Whitley, was resumed this morning In
the United States Supreme Court of
the District, Judge Humphrey, presid-
ing. The Judge decided that tile con.
versation of Lawyer Somerville could
not be admitted at the present time.
After the case had proceeded so as TO
develop his connection more clearly
with the case, it might possibly be ad-
mitted. o.'..
Michael J. Hayes then resumed his
testimony, telling of his meeting with
SOmerville, the arrangement with
Benton, and his receiving money from
Cunz. Witness also related how he
signed the affidavit, declaring that he
brought Benton on to do the burglary
Nettleship, when in Toronto, wanted
witness to make another affidavit
swearing that Carter got witness to
come on here, and offered him $1,000
to sign the affidavit, but he refused.
Witness told how he came to be arres.
ted, how Harrington visited him in
prison and this ended the direct ex.
animation.
John Cortis and II. g. Graham,
employees Of the Cunard steamship
line, testified to the sale of a second
class ticket to Europe for man called
John Russ. .'
After recess Hayes was cross-exam.
incd by Mr.. Davidge, and admitted
he had once been tried for homicide
and acquitted, and was once charged
with stealing flour.
AT $40 O'Clock Mr.. Davidgc delayed
the examination of witness somewhat,
and was too busy with Smithers and
Harrington in looking over the tcs
timony to frame questions and final
ly aske the Judge 10 adjourn the
Court until tomorrow morning, to
allow him time to examine the evi
dence before completing the cross
examination. The Judge once more
directed the jury to be very cautious
about their conduct. A juror rose and
asked if they might attend church on
the Sabbath. The Judge said they
might, and added, ut is a very good
place to go to, but see to it that you dc
not regard it as though you were going
somewhere else." "No, sir, I am q
Christian am" "Well, that does
not always make man just right il
ought to, but it don't"
The Court then adjourned till to-
morrow, and the jury was taken charge
of by the bailiff.
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Mourning OUes. the Loss of tAt
= -.. -- Tribune.
From the Commercial Of Friday.

From the Commercial of Friday.
Consider its recent treatment Of Gen,
Dix. as pure a man, we do not hesitate
to say, rs there is in American Politics
at this moment, an honor to his party
and to his country, Yet in its new ha-
tired OF everything. Republican the jour-
nal founded by Horace Greeley" assails
this honest soldier statesman in q man
ner quite inchmprehensible to those who
know the difference between decent
man and blackguard Its last abuse
arose from the fact that Gen. Dix had
expressed an opinion on the Third Term
question, whereat it flew into q rage be-
cause the opinion had not been given
lang ago. The explanation of this prob
ably is that the expression interferes
somehow with the Democratic opposi-
tion in New York.
Old friends are best sure enough. Men
pick up the Tribune now feel that some
thihg is gone from them; that they would
rather have lees news and more heart
not, If needs be, SO much "goprnalism"
but more conscience.
The daily gazette., 1874-11-02
aTRAY WAITS.
French and domestic -coisets W,

French and. domestic -corsets very low
at Franks, 5l1 Market street
Senator Thurman arrived in town this
morning. He is the guest of Senator
Bayard,
4here was a lively row last evening on
Water street near Market. No one was
injured.
Large numbers of negro repeaters will
attempt to vote tomorrow. Look out
for them.
A flock of wild geese flew over this
city yesterday. This indicates the ap.
proach of cold woather.
II is srumeeed that Mr.. William Candy,
assignee, win soon declare a dividend of
10 per cent. for the McLear creditors.