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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-25
RICHMOND, FkED'G C PoToMAC r. r. Coal
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. June s, lS74.}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS


7:30 A. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS leaves
Broad: Street station lSurdays ex-
2:35 P. NJ, DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta
ton daily.
l1:05 ?. NJ, NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Streee
station Sundays excepted.
Sleeping car attached through - BALTIMORE
Berths 81.
600 Z. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN foe
Hanover junction. leaves Broad. Street
station Sundays exceptedJ.
1850 A. NJ, NIGHT NAIL arrives at Byrd-Street
station (Iondays exceptedl.
1:3O L. ~, DAY All. arrives ut BY i-Street sta
ton daily
1880 z. NJ, BALTIMORE EXPRESS arrives at
Broad-s trcet station iSuTdays except
euI
S:37 A. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives
ut Broa"-strcet station Sundays ex-
cepcd).
DAILY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND BALTIMORE.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Street station
DAILY Sundays eNceptcdI ut $3.50 4. NJ. connect
Ing at Quantco with tho Alexandria sni Frede-
rickSDurg railway for Baltimore Returning, Will
arrive ut BrOad-Street station at S:15 T.. NJ.
Through bills of !adns and rates given to all
principal points North and West.
BY order OF General superintendent.
j. q. GENTRY.
je 8 General Freight and Ticket gent.
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hI LADIES' DRESS GOODS.

Now is the time to buy. A clean sweep to be
made. Prices fixed low. The best bargains ever
offered. The largest stock TO select from. You can
lose nothing by examining tie DRESS GOODS
stock OF LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
Richmond Va.
MOSQUITO NETS in all colors. jc24
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: Iowa Anti Nj OnOpoIy Convention:

DIES MoIHEs, June 24.-Thc Anti Monopo.
" State Convention met here to-day. After
temporary organization and appointment OIL
the usual committees, recess was taken.
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ReadyAnade III 9ENsSEaTS, if441 .Sss:Jt a,
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN POLONA1SFS,
Tucked and embroidered CAsIBRICsKIgTS,& &C.,
Just opened for travellers TO springs and watering
places. M -szift n IT,. u. ysta
hive received within day or two many new goods
for the summer.
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS,
LAWN TRAVELLING SUITS,
Embroidered LINEN GRESADISE SUITS, novelties;
Embroidered LINEN POLONAISEs,
CAMBRIA SKIRTS, tucked, plain, and EN- broidered !;
SHETLAND WOOL SHAwLS. SO to So;
NEW SHADES POPLISS, for suits;
TRIMMING SILKS. every color; =. III 7.
BLACK SATIN for trimming;
iPARASOLs and sUS-cHADES, CORSETTS, ngt
COTTON and THREAD HOSE, SILK lies,
.RUFFLISGS. SASHES, BLACK SPANISH SCARFS,
SIDE-BASD ORGANDIES, beautiful;
SIDE BAND LAWNS,
SIDE-BAND CALICoES.
zoo pieces NEW PRINTS. 10 and 12Hc. ie 20
FOR SUMMER.-Just opened by
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
LAMA POINTS and SACQUES,
SLEEVELESS JACKETS,
KID GLOVES.
GAUZE SHIRTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS,
NEW SUMNER CASSIMERES,
GENTS and LADIES THREAD and SILK
GLOVES, -.v .s-a
Isle THREAD SHIRTS, &C., &c.
je 20 80
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n 10000 YARDS HAMBURG EDG-

u-3 lU,UUU aRl)S HaMDU LIZ EDG-
1NGS and INSERTINGS, all widths and quail
ties. from 12Ec. 10 So per yard;
BLACK THREAD CUP URE, BLOND and YAK
LACES;
vALENCENNES. CLUNY. BOBBIH, ENGLISH,
THREAD, CROCHET, and SAXONY LaCES
and EDGINGS;
COLORED CLUNY LACE, for dress trimming,
at 10c. per yard worth 25c.;
CROCHET EDGlNG al 15c. for piece Of twelve
yards, worth sc per yard;
CRUTCHET EGDING at 25c. q piece of twelve
yards worth 75c.;
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY TRIMMING
at sc. for Il piece of twelve yards worth 81
PIQUE TRIMMINGS at % worth SO and 75c.
apiece;
EMBROIDERY PIQUE TRIMMINGS at soc.
worth 81;
| CASH'S TRIMMINGS. in all widths and qualities:
| SNOWDROP TRIMMINGS, twelve yards in 4
piece, both sides alike, at soc. worth 81 the
largest, cheapest, and best assorted stock of
| TRIMMINGS can be had ut
COLGATE's SOAPS, LAVENDER WATt.K, at
reduced prices. je24
W. LADIES READY-MADE DRESSES
in great variety; imported dress patterns made
| up to order ut very short notice;
| Elegant BATISTE DRESSES Imported direct
from Boston) 1T 81 s worth $50;
READY-MADE GARMENTS Of every dcscrip-
1ion ut very moderate prices at
LEVY BROTHERS.
COLGATE'S LAVENDER WATER reduced to
75c. per bottle;
VIOLET WATER, reduced to s5c. per bottle.
jc2 i
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PERSONAL.

Observation-Disclosures. JOHN RANKIN
L aud JAMES GOLDEN, two we'll known , 1 anu
popular citizens of kchmond ieit inc ct{ H the
nripcipa; cities and places of Interest; Doubles
however. the greatest attraction of all VIII De me
- old folks Al homen and not least, peep at the
beautiful Lakes of Killarney" one Thought OF
which 10 every Irish heart recalls memories t oa
their own beautiful land. They take Win 'hehi 'i'e
best wishes of hosts of friends. n,o,r
lie 25-1tk 1Ol OAnhOl-L- -
ITO THE PUBLIC.-I wish to inform tae
,,;.ors of Richmond that the undersigne was
M, ,he ne rSon engaged In an affiay that appeared
in the proceedings Of the Police GEnr yesterday
morning. NILLiaM W; q oecond sfreet
ie 25-1tx NJ. 119 sSs0. -ss.-
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!OFYIcE or EsGtNEEH AND SUFESirTEyDfSfsY
RICHMOND AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COY
.t Es RIrU1fC.Sp. VA. Iuna 4 q 1874 n

4 ofyIoE or sEsefSEER AND sUTxk Il TEyDfSf.Y
1 taicHnoND AND yAEyiIdszf.AILR COZ
! RIcnHCND. VA. June 13, 1871
] SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TO take eject
~ SUNDAY, June II, 1s7A,-CHAgLorTE Ex-.
PREss.tsave Hsehmond at tT.4s p M.:sIeaya.
bSS 4 Ds9sss q 4 Ss
VIE at $50 Adj: leave Dsnville at. SO A. NJ;
Charlotte ut =. ~ 80. :" q
e, Ssw ch os5ssss MY Yens
at III 2. NJ. leave Danyiile at 3: SO F. 81; Icare
Dundee at 3:48 p. NJ; Rave BnrseyiHe at $40 p.
III; arrive ut ktchTepd at :O4 p. 81. This train
connects at Charlotte with Trains on the Charlotte.
columbia and atlanta and Atlanta and Richmond
and Southwest tfa' - EltF 9 =
THROUGH MAIL-Ieaye Richmond at 3S p H.:
leave Burkeyilie at 4:41 r. NJ: leave Dundee az
9:25 Z. NJ: leave Danyiie aS g:29 r. NJ leave
GREENSBORO at 1240 A. NJ arrive st Charlotte at
6:30 A. d. This train connects al Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline and
Charlotte, Columbi1 and Atlanta railroads for At
lanta Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans, Cclun-
bia; Augusta, and ull points South and Southwest.
THROUGH mA!L-lsave Charlotte att r.. W;
leave Greensboro at 2:15 A. NJ: leave Danyile at
513 A. NJ; leave Dundee at 5:25 A. 81; Leave
Hurseyt!le at sc A. NJ: arrive 81 Kicf mGnd at
2:22 NJ. This train connects at BurkevilIe with
trains on the Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad
FROM Lynchburg, Knoxville Chattanooga, and all
points Southwest.
LYNcHBURG ACCOMMODATIONS leave Richmond
at 9:42 A. d.; leave Burkevile at 80 PM; ar
rive at kynchburg at $40 p. D.
BURKEvILLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Burke
Will. at 4:35 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 7:58
Through tickets sold to all points South and South
west and baggage checked through. ,n,
Engineer and superintendent.
Il. I. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation. ie Is
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LOST, sTRAYED, DC.

r OST, A SMALL GOLD BREAsTPiN.
IL F. Epps engraved on back, and picture III
side. Tae finder WIN be literally rewarded D! eaf-
ing ID at REEFS & CO.'S gallery, Main street.
l..
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MOURNING, DC.

UENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAh siai,
sT CTEaNEO In the very best style; Lau.esd
Hrssses. &C., restored their Original c9sor r. GInve
Or dyed win ns1tnss ay aan at a'Spa''n
cieaneuM nrK ESNEY,S STEAM DYE-WohlhiSS.is
mChSN Narsllsli street near tiI.n-
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SPAIN,
GaHInlny,

BERLIN, June 24.-Ten Prussian BISHOPS OPP
sre in attendance upon the Roman eataoee
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CTRAYED FROM MY RESI-. u
nENCto ON Sunday eyenirg a WHITENn
SeTTER PUP with liver. eolored ears liberal ;iti
,rd will h. paid for his return 10 No: 10 sontn
Laurel street, sidney. - - -
TIYE DOLLARS REWARD.-sE.s-
Lost on the 9th instant. on seven W. 80, -
,1,o L 80 hatwean Richmond and seven zines;
alne io S = III nEpAMED SPECTaCLES. Inc
t h ulIl leave them at Di$pathS. office. lacy.
IL A3-0t 49, go
, 1874-11-30
AGENCIES THAT CREATE AND CONTROL
SOCIETY,".

Lecture BY tho ltcv. Dr. Thon,uH, Before tho
hundny Attcrnoon Lrctmrp tlnnIcty.
Tho 1sey. DR.. Ihomns pastor Of tho First
Methollst Church, lcolured before tho Sunday
Afternoon Lecture Society in Kingsbury Music
Hall, yesterday afternoon. Notwithstanding the
cold weather. AL as.dienra OF nearly 500 persons
cordially grceted tho reverend gentleman OH hia
Introduction. Ills subject way. "Iho AgoucioB
that Create and Gontro! socloty." Although tho
lecturar wns fully up 10 tho requirements OF Ills
subject. tho crowdlng togathos Of 70 much
knowledge eoncerl.in. 30 broad and intoroHting
subject Into lecture Of ono short hours lurn-
tian could not III my way add to its merits,
At tho expiration OF tue allotted time he was
forced to conclude with tho statement that
tho evening sermon at his own church would
form tho conclusion of his brief roma,ks on the
subject. Tho following IL II short summary Of
tho nlapy bright mud original thoughts md ideas
incorporated III luis lartnre;
We are living In thoughtful tlnaeu. The peo-
pie aro alwayn oil tlle lo0kont far tho discovery
Of aanothsng s!,at will toIld to amoliorato the
condition Of mankind. II thero iH any wuy by
which ono clRHa OF paople in rendered. botter or
than another. tho thinking man Of our time im-
mtdiatoly loohH into tho uauheu underlying tless
differences. SO loug as poop!a arc coutent to
accept things IN t4oy arc, aud AZ they tiad taen,
, 1874-11-30
4 Collage for Girls.

Tho nav Wellesley College, nt Wellesley,
Mass, has been built and endowed by Alr. aud
dol'ara. Il IL to bo opened nbout year from,
now for temalsH only, and viii bo controlled BY
a board Of Trustees, Of which Mr: Dnsant VIII
simply be D. ulelubor. Tie building, which IL
sol,,o mud practical. A nuyolty IL q rooted in-
closure, III which palm traes are to DO pla,,tod.
lacll Ealf OF students will Aayo a pallor aad
sleeplng-room, aud $3.50 y0ar IL to cover all
necosHHry expenses. Tho coi,rao Of education IL
intended to 6a IN thorough as that OF any of tho
Colleges for nAleB although the htndloa will bo
olostiyo to great extollt. Thore will be mn at
taeiiou preparatory Aullnol, III Whiol, girls who
tttte'l. A sys!e,n 0! praetssa! tIainsng Will bo
tho distinguishing tea.ur1 Ut Wellesley College.
aomo don'eatio ,work will 10 lo,.o by lls Bt,,-
du,lta under tho direction Of skilled cooks oion,-
tclsnty la.uroating to bo attractive ~ wolI "
instructive to tho glrls
, 1874-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Tho enterprise Of tho Chicago 4 Paclao Rail-
road Company ia working uight aud tlay to lay
tho IRON Oh tI!olr track weas Of Elgin aroused
tho suspicious Of tho Northwestern Company
sl,at the iron would bo laid across tho Trooport
llno, 1 milas wost Of EIGln, Sunday. 10 de-
foAt this movement, MI application for tom-
porary injunction was nude To Judge Drum
snund Oh Baturday Afternoon. At tho
tmo na,ned for tho Aoarlug tho respoot-
iyo attorneys agrood 10 doter It until
this morning at 10 o'clock, the conditions being
, 1874-11-30
THE SARATOGA AGREEMENT

LETTER FR0M y. ". ALLERfOH.
10 khe Editor # The Chicago 7risune:
Sin: You hayo for the last threo months
written mud published o good many articles
against the Saratoga Railroad Convention, brand
ing it rs railroad monopoly. Now to mo you
seem TO be worry inconsistent, or else ignorant Of
tho true obi &c. OF tho Convention. You aud the
G1nngers have demanded of the railroads to
give tho public low aud uniform rates, equal to
all. Nov this Convention WAS formed to moot
just that point. and uniform iats WIS agreed
upon, aud tho lowest public ,ato ever nude Gust
Of Chicago. 4 ear Of 1.-Two hogs cau 10 shipped
cnst 1000 miles for less money than IL charged
10 bring them ESQ miles west, and the rate froe to
all. You curse Tom Scott aud Vanderbilt for
doing Just what you llavo dcmnndcd und praise
tue Baltimore T. Ohio Railroad for atnying out
Of tho Saratoga aBrecsnent. looping yoW will there
By bfeak UP uniform sales. Ion scott. whun o
young muli, ran sA%mili in the interest Of tho
Baltimore t. OHIO lailFoad. He llus reached
Chicago with tho Pennsylvania Railrond d good
many years ago, and in many nl1lus southwest.
Tie pentsylyaniu lsai!road hEs done moro to
help build roaIa md develop tho Western cou1l-
try That. any other ten sitse corporations.
while tho Baltimore j. Onio, tho oloar railroad
in tho United b:ates by iy great enterprise, 4aa
| tinalIy reached Chieago III tho year 1874. Last
| winter ulo1 Gan. n. 7. Banks Oh the cara. lilo
gail tuo public would haye to rai o up aud taka
the rai!roudn from tho corporations, und control
| them. 1 put this proposition to 1lr. Danks:
| suppose he Ind como to Chiuago twenty-five
years ago with s,lo.u19. aud put his monoy in the
Michigan Coutral Kailioad, and gone wears with-
out MY dividends, tho surplus Gurnnga nf tho
| road bciuE put III tic improvements. Had l
| come Mt tho same tmo with q lstlio amount Of
money, aud nns it into land around Ohioaso,
ana mo leo por cent, s. to Michigan Csn5sa!
would l,ayo boen Que af the groat clements
| which made my land valuable. lvotoud to bo-
, 1874-11-30

laOfT n ECnn8Y1vANtn OiS-FipO COm-
pnny Cnu:nt Qts Opponent Mapping
IA 1snco for I'm injunction, with
petroleum Il Mock Ahead.
Special Disudteh t. Yhe Chfrugo Tribune.
PlrTaDuRo, Pa, Nov. 28.-For some months
past tho Columbia Conduit Company has been
carrying on war through The courts with tho
Western Pennsylvania nailroad Company. Tho
formor corporation Inns pipo limo for carrying
oil laid from 1lillcratowu, Butler Coun-
ty. lilo nallroad rans through tho samo district.
Tho nina haH boon to cross tho track OF tho Rail
road SO as to rcach across tic Allegheny River to
tho PletsburE reGaeres. Tho Supreme court
rendered n decision q fow days Blnco alyerso to
The Conduit Company, Tho previous Conduit
Company purolaBod q tract OF land over which
thelo 1s clllvert. Railrond tracks wore laid and
tho Conduit Company applied to tho Court for
an injunction restraining tho Ralrond Com
puny flom Interfering with them
IN layiug pipo untlor tho culyert, The
matter was ars!iod at length. but thero was 80
much delay in deciding Tho question that roiln-
succcss Of tho Conduit Company, decided to nut
tho plpe dowu without waiting for tile opinion.
Tho Conduit Company WAS ccgnizant OF tho
movement. and prepared 10 govern itself accord
insly. Last niEht various b0dlts Ut worKmen
dusailcd from the iron mills, rotineries, ongiue-
shops, and other establishments were quietly
dispatched 10 aIontroBo Sutton, on tho Western
rc'lnsylvana hoad, anl by dark Houa $50 men
were on the gtound. Tho plpo lad all
boon laid but 100 feet under tho .nil-
road. 1his point WIS watched by
tho Railronl Company. Under orlors which
had boen isHuod ovory train was required to stop
for tho purpose OF n'certniuinE if an effort was
ooing made on tho part Of tho Conduit Company
to complete tho connection. The men Bo6t UP
last night wero Hocroted in tho busioB aud, nil
night, opportunities woro looked for to lay tho
Pine. Tho constant pass7go Of trains utesforod
with tue men, mud 1t wua not until ablut half
past o'clock this morning TINT work was Btart-
ed. In nbout AL hour connection was mude and
word tclcGraphcd to A1herstown to start the
pum1o. Dy 1850 this mornlu: 4.0UO barrels Of
oil had arrived III tho city. Tho
news spread quickly. Wur and rumora
OF war "clo current. Both companies dis
patched mcn to the Scene, and soou about QUO
men wero OF tho ground leady to protect thoir
own. collision wns aynttcd by nu orlur OF
courts. Az soou as tho Distric. Court oponod,
tho Con,luit Company through it's attorneys.
asked III Injunction to prevent tic nuilroad
Company fiom interfering with their pipes.
Tho Company has = tauEage capao1ty OF 154,-
000 barrels. Tho Conduit Company fllcd m
nmolldcd bill, and asked tllht tho fo1Inor motion
for \ preliminary injunction bo made permanent,
which was refused by tho Court. Thou filed
ano:her blll. The Railroad Company's counsel
objeeted, but tho bill WIS allowed to bo fled
Tho Conduit Company then asked preliminary
injunction, which proposition was again OBJ
jectod to. Tinntly tho lnattcr WINS settled By
the Court until Tuesday morning, when at1
agreement on tho motion will be heard. In tic
meantime tho parties quietly laY On their arms.
, 1874-11-30

IL ropod. ',Wna allo go,ltlo and kind 2 asked
tho loyal limb, and tho roply was In tho nflirma-
ttro, though tho. witneas still thinxing at tho
LADY,. loohod y littIc surprised. tBlu tfitln't
NO waa tho answer. 'S!la didn't rcnr up, or
kick over Tho traces. or put or hind loot through
tho dashboard, or try to rim away. Or act ngly,
or'-tlo Witness was boiling over with i,dlH-
1Intion by this tins, md tnsorlap'ol tho lawyer
lnoun tho marc woo talking about ihunlorcd
tho COUNSEL. 'Oh! WAS tho rcaponse, 4
thnught ynn nonnt tho GAL. And with this OK
p!anatioM Tho purgWlt OE tuHtlco Wns tchumed."
, 1874-11-30
A Utaxxtcd and Indignant Witness.

A paper N Ilttsl!6ld, Mabs,. relAtUs tho toIlow-
ing: "Ihoy VETO trying hurso easo III court
tllo other t'ay, and . iawser WIS questioning u
witneBs III rofaronco to tho animals hahitn u,tl
disposition. 'llavo you oYot driven llcrf' was
aslsud i hayc,' waA tho raply. Was tllere
a,iy ono with yni, at tue timer WA tho tloxt
question. 'T4are WIS u laly with n,n,' tho Wit
,ioss answered. sad ho hnsl,od d lttla. 'Was
sho good drlvorf' wns thu no1t queslion, tho
, 1874-11-30

WITH graceful perception Of tue bast thlN; 10
do nnd to !cayo uu;lunu, DR.. Stocking forpore to
udl ono word to THIS. 1t waH novel funeral
sermon, but moro sntable aud impressive ouo
than A.,y minister could hava p.oaci.ed,
Al opportunity to ylow Tue remains was used
as the 0raco Church choir snng, With exquisite
pntlioB, the hymn. 40 Paradise! paraiIso ]"
tho congregation slowly iltel out Ut tito church,
aud tic services wur1 ouded, Tho romans wero
conveyed TO Graceland Cemetery for intoru,out.
loug llno Of carriages following.
, 1874-11-30

"Thcn why should your tcasn run down,
Aid your hearts be surely rlyen,
For another gem III TIN EurfHus crown,
AnUtlInr uuill in 1Inlyhn pm
, 1874-11-30

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tpssaiy nna rrday Vt l3l y NJ; aflss Al DsynSss
taSsEa @ !; t4;sa sts wv Witt. IT, $!;,,t,, PHI ,ns
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-11
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