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Edwards, 40 Detroit, Luoien IIton and Horny
Warrington, of tllis city,

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rt.t.ous tm sFoai Woatorn ), exhibition Of poultry
III UhlShGo, lB tnlkod OF, aud aeoinA to be re
liz n,n,,n,mnnt r"p' wye. L. 10 unaoratood that
bave tic glbiect nn,,sr oaae a .,e
tnto t1oI}uito aotion ,,,o,, i t thH ,n s .n ~
moesing To sut tlo enmvnnin,na ~ rrooars sa,n
it is Thought that tho month Of jauusry vii h.
oor...- ...N, " No'u .''o o1a'pl''o"'
,fsoun fnoroner o.ephons hold m inquest yesterday
1od M On t1o a9, oody of Mnrgarot parlser, who
rarioa NJ noco.aaS o s9lsn 1ia'eted atreo tho day
ts TX ~ o4coss. ahd Was suffering from lollriun
or t"a'na Wien II. you vas cailod In to atsond
hvs. ho pfoacflbed hydfnte Of oh1oral and
spoonful overy two hours. Tho wonRn at f|r,,t
i.uausoa 70 tako INC medicine. but, WHOM her
nnsoaHub ~ paoK WAS turned, Boizod tho phia1 aud
.nna ~ 1uuto's. ote dioa III IN hour after
.,.t mmIa' ., 'etulet was rendered In accordance
eI.sfare, ' "ooFo iaelS. Oeconsed 1oaVea tlroo
ent'''feA'
Attention WAS made in Moni|ay'a Tu1nnNr NJ thc
atabbing Of Gus Leo, circus clow, at ,,orro @
tton at No, 1866 Fourth svcmm, rn'ds ~ nebt3
also of tic danrcro,,s c,,.ti, ~ ;a !as aaa
posoa doad man haa since turned up accom-
ths dctesiyos have A19s s, nAie ieo, oye an, and
The reporter gavo at the tine ali Tho infornn.
pubcntnn aat ~, ~ F"nca, ana It aeems that tho
wnrE o,,J s'. nvs W lily sehsatonh! aklrmBlors at
soma Iitta ni,n%l, aona no little an1oty and
pan out as murder.
chsof City Engineer Clesbroueh n,ys thnt l,o
aoos not care to express M opi,i0n on tho ator-
supply 1!lst now, as 4 committee has beou au-
pointed for mis- trial, 50 to sreak, Relative to
better off fI,n ,nnt ~ s"'a"oie .nat LIN: Inc"?o
tint rosnrct ~ ,u .ons ~ ktens c1tlos III
, 1874-11-11


ut tho ann,lnl meeting of tho Chicago nol,c
and Aid Society, bold Alonaay eyoning, Mir
Horny ". Hing, tho presit.ont, presented til,
following report Of tho work Of tlo Society fol
the past year:
IL s DoaFd a DAAetors u Ao Chicago Heiief md Al.
a 2nENrLEMES: AZ tho annual report Of this socics,
WI 10 made in ful detail to the public III Jauuars
nets @ Shall not attempt 1nviow Of our work bui
th1s benR tha tiinc for tho election OF Directors fo1
more promIuent features of Il ior tio year whic eI
~ The ens.rc aabnrsemonta Of this soccty hava boon
i'm The nnbor of ton. Of eos distributed
tue year Is TO- 1oo the majority Of them being airorcra
by tho Great fro OF Octobs 1911, wliis tho remainder
"ss sss isy sss ssss t@s s's nsas ss s ns. furnished n
pcrsons 'A'o
Tho nunbcr a' Of inseE,nenta Of person. undo, tho
transportation lua been furnsted 10 1,1oo persona
sa as,, 'nG average number Of sid kept in hospitals haa
Tic foregoing aro som,c Of tho items of The vork
noe asue from tho chief one Of extending mid direct
The total o1ronso Of conducting tho work ba, bcc,
$4o5367, or about I'm per cent On tho anotsn, sA
b,Ise When It h reneE,bcrcd that tho case Of eaclt
major portion found not to 10 rrouer auh,rnt" NJ
aro outside she MIN Of this Society. but tho expense uf
economical udminisration. "' '"'A' Chilli ="
;, nayins bud some experience In business, bc.eyo
thht ny expense Of conducting our wprk vii, eonmrs
vofaDiy with that Of most reta1 calera in terehan
During the lat Winter there wns m unusual demand
upon thta Society resulting from tls reduction nf
employment Ails! the Sudden curtainent of nntIv nf
cur industries, but It ~ beloved that MI al nstt,cnt
oi euppy ntsls demand IN this labor mnrket has aken
tcEtng will not witness largo un.bcr Of ,,nrtnnIovcI
IN the 18th Of July ]ast city WIS ann aii:toi
1ssa sh IN laFse iise which rendered many families hono
tsns and naa ssasa q aSn tne tho
Spont sCu0 iersons. In closing this ,rcf con,nunf
ion deslre TO congratulate tho Duart on its Inifnrn
harmohy OF action in deciding tho many question:
.y the fidelity Of hoso who would Ktvo an scco,,nt nf
'"e't A'e"a1oHA'p" HENRY ". RING. President.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Tho election Of Directors and officors far tha
ensuing year resulted az follows:
oFf1cEAs.
1rtd1urcr-Henry ", King
Stcretary-ohnrlrs L. Allen
Chairman ElecHtirc Conmsttt-W1yt DAxtnr.
Gtnera! Snptrhatsndfnt-O. @. Ts,,sdell
DIRECTORS,
\. +. Fairbant, il j. s1ccugg,
7. w. Harvey II. ", King
N, 8. Bouton, Il, q, Caujfe1d.
c. q. Hammond, Writ Dexter
Julius Hoaentia1, II. A, Johuaon
A. a: spraRuor T. 9. Larnard,
4. II. Taylor, i. z. Letter
|. =. Crane. Y. II. Bradley,
!: Saaon l.oomfs, E. e. Culver.
., Ii. u. Mixer, |
[Sirt De1tcr, N. s. nonIon.
J. g. Uammond,ss E.D, McCag9 /
1ulus Isosenfhal,
COMMITTEE OK ouAn1rAnIE 1Nsr1rur1ors.
J. q. Hammond, B. G. Caulls!d !
I: Mason room.s, On. 3. Ali1or.
Z. y. Harvey,
, 1874-11-11

The Chicago Doard OF Underwriters ila1d l.
meeting yesterday afternoon at their Office, No.
1877 LaSallo street, About twenty-five mombers
were present, aud President George @. Clarke
occupied tho chair.
Tho Committee on CisteruR reported that thoy
had waited on the Board OF Public Works. and
received tho assurance that cistotnB would i'm
mcdiato1y bc constructed at tue intersection of n
largo number Of Htroeta. They vero auuounced
! fow days ago.
The Secretary WAS instructed to mako reduc-
hon Of 10 centB OH tho rates Of buildings whoro
Ilc automatic lre-aarm is used
A letter Was received from Fire Marshal Ben.
ncr inviting the Board Of Underwriters to tako
part in the inspection Of ongine-ho,aes at
o'clock this morning.
The invitation was acceptod and the follow
Ing comnllttco was appointed: AEeHsrs. Wit
ulotun, tic prosidcnt, llr. George @. Cla,ke. vas
kddcd to the Committee.
hlessrs. Straight and Wheeler, representing
tho sthndarh Insurance Company OF New Jer-
coy. sont in their resignation, which waH nc
,epted
motion WIS nado to reduce the rates OF tho
present tariff. but, in Wow OF the return of tho
National Board Companies at an early day. no ac-
hon was taken.
It was reported tint Mr. Alfred James. ngopt
Of tho Northwestern Natioual insurance Com
pany, had boon '..cutting" rates. and motion
was consaquently nude to l1nve linn expelled
from the Board. Alongthy and animated debate
followed, which ended in the expulsion OF Mr.
1umcs from the Board for violating It's rules
Tho meeting then adjourned until Thursday
afternoon, Nov. 10.
There wero present at the meeting Of tho
Board as visitors Messrs. Samuel Gould,
anco Company Of Boston, and Mark Hodges.
President Of tho Hoffman Insurance Com
, 1874-11-11

EdI0F Or 7H0 EHfcGgp TFfb{IiIA:
s,n. In rooa;n, vo,,r -. ,,oa -, >r
~" =" ieau'"6 5o"l pat'o. W 1lohuhy' NOV.
" my eyes rost upon an article headed "Com-
missioner Sheridan on tho Water-Supply." in
which Shoridan'e argument. in lriof ls That mr.
r,ter-mana oro totally ;noIoo,,to a;.n,n -. ~ ~
.s ~ ~o""s i''@1e4uate' ol'oor 10 dts-
tfloute 1ne regular supply OF water for domestic
purposost or to supply our engines at fires.
Mr. Sheridan atntes, also, that our fireman ara
Frequently oompelod to vail IN IN f,r,o,. ~
- ,,av .1,o ,s,tar ~ ir;,,,,,a 49, ~, 44o
~ a"o" 'no ""'o1 ~ u1'0oio itoi4 tne nozzles OF
tnclf plpe8'
From the above statement the Commission
or It ia eaBv to comproond hia mntvos In ;u ,,o-
tor,nfnc;, n Inv ,a ort;ra ,1n,,a A., a.. .,s.s
a,,nnlv and ~ rno, t,,o 49,, ,.,s,,s "",s ,'
supply anu NOS upon inc men whom he has
PLACED At tie head OF our Fire. Department, for
thclr nAd management aud plumbers, which havo
go frequently occurred within tho pRst yoar.
ALLOW me to nsA Mr. Sheridan, through the COL
, 1874-11-11

T1TF1NSt1N mrt,E,,I - nc &C. -
dsns' &c e d., a Esaos PARENTS a. Nort l,eanTa H. uh
~ ofsg H. II @ .no s, sv, Rohert set la heoo dagGtor
o. sho ,'f'n ot Hugh soeuaa Co. Nj ea-ls
sx's nusInAKpS Wii,K;. tto loh Inst. b. te Rev. W. H.
1ate Uapt. IT, Day. Of Chicago. No cards. ~ Wv
HENAY--PErHit 9, at tie ro.idnnna of III,
hFtaG. No. 26l 0hlo.st., by the ny liz Hra.snrs H.
u. Nap1y aud Miss Emily 4. Totarsan A@'
, 1874-11-11

Tho furniture, fixtures. stores, and lease Of thu
metropolitan Aotol" st. paul Minn., aro for sale,
aao necessary to Betslo Tho catate Of the ate olbar
Dnlchor. A.ldrcss J. @. DuRnANK, st. Paul. kfiun.
, 1874-11-11

w
Fiue organs with stx stops for $l3s warranted frst
clash In tone and hnlal. Money refunded II not n.t
isf"ctosy. aoods Temple Of Muso, u Van Duser
, 1874-11-11

It Is Never Too Late
10 clcanse the teeth and rendDr the breath oe1tferos
win Fagrant sozodon bnt It Ia bes. to sa tls won-
derful Vegetable Elixir before tho teeth begin to fai
@nd tha breath to lose Its freshnoss,
, 1874-11-11

PERSON AL.
Con. L. E. Webb, Of L&Orosse Wis. and co,
Knight, ncgister Of tlp, United States Land
oaice at Bayfield,, wero registered ut tho Grund
Pacific yesterday, and left there last hight 10,
Detroit,
Dir. George e. Walker, Of this CITY. died Mon
day evening nt tho advanced age OF Il yenrr. In
coa''eotion with ox-3on. Reynolds, ho built tho
railroad extending from st. Louis to BolIeyi,lo,
Later in life, ho removed to Ottawa, ILL.,, wbero
ho made his fortune. uo SURVEYED thiB State
hnd great part Of Missouri for tho Goyor1,-
mont: Ho Was great friend OF mnry yery
prominent gontlemon in this city. among whom
nlny be mentioned Mossrs. Hubbard, III. O.
Stearna. Col. Il. D. Taylor, and john Ii.
Dongiass, ex-PreHsdent of tho Illinois Central.
But short time ago he lost daughter, the
,slfe Ill: ct Mr.. Charles dossago. md 10 Las left
Walker mud HRS. Mary A. Coen.nn, both lymr
on Indiana avenue. Alr. Walker loft oopsidoru
blo property, His Tomaina will bc taken to o.
tawa ILL.,. for iutorment at 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacific Aoiel-Horace .iglwip. Canaaa:
a. Y; Il; Carpenter, Milwaukee, G. D. . Wuoi.
worth. YaRkton J. 4. Chapleau' A. Il. Eorno,
Montreal; john 7. Ames. sInlneaota; IT
piso,o: pcGiso, 0oedten' don.' fh' Hon; & &y9"op4 Ut!oy
George ". Julian, indiana. di.0 .a'foIso; P@t;;
naer House-col. John Stiilwel, Chats.
worth; John ". Bum, Springfield !: ~.
ward Carey. indianapolis Ssnti,!el; Samuel Tar
man, Berlin; William q. Mitchell. st. Lonia; L,
Orleans, s. Seldom, Erie; Robcrt 4. Ball. Mon. @
treal; tho Hon. s. Il. Edsnll. snrin,anM.
B. Dorle, Thomas MoKoau, Phi!adoInh;ns
: IRE 1rem1M H0nse-Leyi L. Barbour Detroit;
Yort. Y Iah " yoss' Fate HHstavi9 java 3 = Mills Now
Ice, Buffalo; the Roy, DR.. Eigb n 4,
, 1874-11-11

to tho Museum have been made by the following
persons sinco tho last meeting: Mr. George q.
Naiker, Mr. Dauiol Thompson, Mr. som Nc
Arthur (san F[1ancisco, Call, Dr.: Q. ". Newell
}4',an }}4A'l!nawap. l,l;), hr. Samuel Johnson, Mr.
Thomas II. Douglas {'Yankcgsn, ill.), iii. ".
W. Ca'kins,. aud Mastors Neddle ". Biatchford
mud J. ". Yeiic.
, 1874-11-11

mit:co appointed laa, April 10 Investigate carros
nude against certain OF the village officers.
ant WHICH wore fully published at tho tmo. The ro-
fost hnf "@d That tSaa 1oqoas a %sa t. sets
five Rosatons, at which twonty-four wit,,csses
had been examined, and enough Testimony taken
to cover. tosethor with tho arguments, not less
that tha wv 'p pgos Of eEal cap Tho result was
amounting to from $1,000 to ST, ,00o, they could
not 10 traced to any soutco. Tho proof CLEARLY
exoneratod. however, Messrs. WaItlrou and
Hoaloy, nor waa tloro my ovldanco Of dishonest
intent y, on tho part Of Alr. Rhodes, tho yllago
Englncer. Tho Committee recommended that
the d'Hcropancios be settlod by arbitration !; that
., SPECIAL conntttso bo appointed to royise the
blanka now IN uee and that d now mottod OF
keopinG acoounts be devised, together with some
other measures of reform.
alr. Faulkner o'foroa minority report, con-
currng with tic majority that tIlcro was no owl
denco OF Intentional wrong on tho palt of Mr.,
Waldron, but maintaining that tho vollclors
isauod by him wsro illegal, aud contlomnipg tho
loose manner in which, M waa proyon, bis bust.
nons bud boon conducted. Tho reports woro ac- |
ctptcd mud tllpd.
Village officers wore elected na follows: Treas-
,G, aator, a. u. Wadrou; Attorney. lc(.ard 8. |
Thompson. The others will be selected noxt !
Week.
y. q. Rhodes presented Ills resignation as Vii
lago superintendent, and tho Basno waa laid on
tho table.
Mr.. Ryan offered hia resignation au Tn,atoe,
to tako effect Dec. /. Necessary abponca aud |
pressure OF bualneas wero assigned M tho Cal,aca
prompting hlH HocoHsion. Tho resignation wnH
Eabiea' aud tho Board thou adjourned.
InylSa PARK.
Tho Irving Parh Literary Society mot last
'yoniug aud continued the tlobate oil the aues-
lou considered twice by tho Society III to
Ytothor tho American aborginos aro out,lod to
e Z e.. exclusive ownership Of tho soil in Irving
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

REGISTRATION NOTES. S.-rhe TO tai numbc
of voters recently registered was |, ,143-- II
follows: First ward, 24G; Second ward
223; Third ward, 2S5; Fourth ward, 3Sy
The Conservatives have Il good working ma
jorlty.
AT THE CouRrs-Thc May term of th
Hastings Court, Judge Clopton presiding
closed yesterday after TWO days unimport
ant session.
The adjourned session Of the Circui
Court, Judge Wei>iger presiding, com
mcnccs to-day. The case Of +. d. Eacho j:
put for Thursday.
Several important civil uses were decided
at the Magistrates Court by Justices Perdut
and Gcutry.
The CLERKs' OFFICEs.-Johu Il. Cogbill
Esq, clerk Of The Hastings Court, hus cstab
Iisbed his office at the Council chamber. Mr.
Herbert Snclings has bCcn appointed &c
putty.
The Office Of the county clerk remains nj
the county courthouse. Thomns NJ. Bait
LaS been appointed deputy.
WARD MEETINGS. Conservative voters
in each ward will meet at their respective
headquarters Friday night at 8 O'clock tc
nominate candidates for three CouncilnlcH
and one Magistrate in each ward.
RESUMPTION OF WoRK.-There is every
prospect OF the speedy resumption of opera
tions al the granite works, ut which place q
number of our citizens are employed.
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HCHcrdi SoHllul
my 10 lw&tTu&.3w
A NEW ENTERPRISE.

4 NEW ENTERPRISE.
HYPOTnECATluE WAREHOUSE.
zoos, 1910, O,l0l2, and LOLA CARY STREET,
RICHAIOSD, VA.
Hinder re:cut law OF Virginia Legislature stating
conditions on which consgDments
may lie hypotccatcd)
In connection with my business OF
tUH-MlRCHANT
and
FtrRShCE-AGENU
have decided 10 open in NY new ana extensive
warehouse. known as " Power Hail." at ile corner
of Cary and Eleventh streets, a
LlCENhhD WAREHOUSE
fur Plg-!run Eloons. Pig Lead, Copper. aud other
ur,,lS For these consiHnmcnis warehouse ccriln'
,,,s will he Issued, stating marketable value OF
co,siyumeutg uarl,d htgut!abc II SO authorized
tv cou>ignor these certificates will find ready
pu. chaecIs. will make
LIBERAL ADVANCES
uuuu them, aud make sales usual coulluhsions
Of Tic article iiylyotlec;.ted 10 meet such ioans.
ASA SNYDER.
lRON-MERCIIANT,
of tn. frim Of Asa Snyder & Co., Architectural
,rnu-,rcrks my 2-1m
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T Il il DISP PATCl;''Hi:, #:
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
CAsH-TNYARIApLY IN lpYANcn

CARD TO THE LADrEs.-Uwipg to the mos
Ilocrai encouragement received from the ladies Of
sichhiond and many parts OF the Sta te havs
Iaksh my sccond trip TO New York this season, snd
am now prepared tn Sirc my customer. better fi,-
'lucc'ncntS Than ever in HUMAN HAIR GOODS. =
As Chance VIII sometimes happen, l have, while
IN New York, secured the Grea test bargains In a
lot of first qualify French htmaB hrir, and among
which arc s0me OF The most delicate sha,ies.
have also rplcnisIed my stock Of fans, chatc-
Iaincs, vinaigrctes, fancy jcwelry, &C. aud while
my prices for these goods are the most moderate,
can safely add. wi thout fear of contradiction, that
IL Is the largest stock OF the kind In the city.
Thanking the ladies' Of this community for their
liberal patronage. will ask Of them a continuance
II their favors promising in return In the future,
rs In the past fair aud honest dealing In all busi-
cess transactions.
Very respectfully, E.L.GRAycEy,
No. 627 Broad sUecf.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING u THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE MAY -, 1S74.-NNil.
lie Il. Cbildrey, Danville, Va; DR.. w. J.
Davidson, No. II Tenth street, KichmoDd,
Va; Charles DeuzIer, corner Heury aEu
Broad streets, Richmond. Va. W. +. Flcteh-
cr, ESD, Richmond, Va. Robert Harvey,
Esq, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Harris, in care
of Mrs. Elizabeth Royal, Richmond, Va. :;
Samuel d. Hicks, Richmond, Va; +. T.
White, Richmond, Va. Miss Lizzie Wilson.
present; John Paynor, Wilmington, n. c.
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FoREIGN Mission BOARD OF THE SorTHERS
BAPTIST CoHvENTIOE.-W learn from dele
g,tcs who have just returned from the South
eru Baptlst Convention, which was recently
held i'm Jefferson, Texas, that the following
gentlemen were elected to constitute the
Foreign Mission Board, which is located i'll
this city:
President J. l.. NJ. Curry, Virginia.
Eicc-prcSidenlS: Hiram Woods, Mary
land W. III. Wingate, North Carolina; Ii.
II. Tupper, Georgia; S. Henderson, Ala
bana; j. A. Hackctt. MssisSippi; D. l..
Burrows. Virginia Henry Mcdonald, Ken
t,lcky: w. Pope Icaman, Missouri j. {.
Furlnan, South Carolina; Noses Green,
Arkansas +. Courtney, Louisiana; II. b.
McColum, Florida; Matt. Hillsnmn, Ten
nc.>cc; w. Carey Crane, Texas.
II. a. Tupper, Corresponding Secretary.
Edwin Wurtham, Treasurer.
W. II. Gwathmey, Recording Secretary.
{. T. Workman, Auditor.
Bulrd of Managers: j. Is. Jctcr, [. I.
Eittihg, \. L. Dickinson, III. X. ELY Sun. a.
is. Clark, }. f. Keesec, j. &. Williams, j. y
Evans, j. Is. Winston, Z. h. Winston, Ill. Ii.
JIarlis, j. 3. Watkins, Wellington GoddIn,
n. W. Wilson, j. r. Garlick.
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s,s,SE. SEHAYED, D.

FOUND, on tho 18th instant, q SMALL
A PAPER PARCEL, OH the corner Of Eighth
aud Main streets. The owner can get II BY caliUs
at No 9l3 Byrd street and paying for this adyer-
tispmput. CO-ltf
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zoe ssss, STATIONERY, &c.
PIANOS, ORGANS. &C..

fy,HE PIANO.F e BUSl.fl
NEss.-Qur arrangements for thsrI "a "a
nrosecution Of the PiaNO-FoRTE BUSINESS
No oder them as low as the nakers-lower. rn
deed. for the purchaser here VIII says M snIsro
and risk OF transportation; ses earoiul inspec-
tn yan 70 every instrument sold eesiaS ,sSs
it IS in ptrfsct eesest,cs ~ Ss s,.,anss g1ss 'A
70 Ko " ivy warrants ua In saying tnaa n
hes,sr a:ivanrsgss can be ootained from any soe4eS
thaa asS eAS SOODHUusE 4 PARhAM,
uv1s booksellers and slassonesa.
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a,Rrar Fortunes PARTNER RscAPrUREp;;
Scott Egsc,ton, the convict who escaped
rom the reulteutIary few weeks ago 10 10
ronnauy with Albert Fortune, made his
,,ny IA cumberland county, and there sur
ron,dsred m", himself to the officers OF the law.
Ilr was brought back to the cily yesterday
and lodged in the penitrntlary.
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TIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY

BY WHOM CERTIFIED.
i;sa prae.'ionels:l Board of nea'th....
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nrvx,>c LEIGH SrREET.-A force OF hands,
With about twcnty-ii or thirty carts, nave
commenced opening Leigh street above the
bri,k-yard. 1t is proposed 10 open me
street as far west rs Mr.. Nathaniel L. Bo"eS,
or nearly to Camp Lee The heavy embank-
ment ia the vicinity OF Hancock street Is
being cut away and the earth deposited IN IN
the rayiue near by. The hands are also
ieycling the large mounds OF earth IN the
hrick. wards.
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CosyEsrroy OF COUNTY SCHOOL suPEKN. \.
u,.s u,.snr,Ts-There Will be convention ol
county school superiutendents at CumGer' Sr
,and courthouse on the 20.h instant. Df'
William VII II. Hulfner, superintendent oil fup'
lie Education, will be present.
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ARRIVAL OF BRITISH ToURIsrs. rarty
of twcnty.thrce British tourists arrived in
this city Yesterday morning from Washing
ton. ID. c.. having come by way of Harper's
Ferry, Winchester. StauntOn, aud Gordons-
vile. They took quarters at the Ballard
House, and registered as follows: Mr. Firth,
Dir. mudford. Sheffield; hlr. w. r. rarson.
Appcdore, n. Devon; Mr.. I'll. Foster, Jr..
London Key. A Ii. Stroud, Clifton, Bristol
Mr.. William Cock, London Dir. Dorman,
Sandwich, Kent AIR. Hutcbison, Glasgow
Mr.. Pickering, ocii;:;v;!!aa;; cini;;;!a; Mr. S. w. Morris,
Brlxtoa; Major Rippon and Ilrs. Kippon
Darlington; Rcv. &. B. Young, AughuacIoy
IrcIaud; Mr. w. Hartley, CastIetord; Mr.
|. Greenwuy. Mr.. Dobbing, London Dir
X. J. d. Collcy, Eochda!e Mr.. Thomas Aris
Tnwcester; Dir. Walker, Sheffield :Dr. James
Baldwin. DAnbury, Ct. ]. l.. PIumblidge,
Lurdoo MIR. 5. T. Lee, Manchester.
The Trcdrgar Works, Hollywood Cemetery,
the barber, and other points ot interest in
this city aud neighborbood.
They will leave this morning for Lynch
burg Ui1 Bulkcyillc. From Lynchbury they
will 20 by boat 10 GinOur's Mill, and from
thence by stages to the Natural Bridge and
Lexington. On Friday they will leave Lex
ington for Cincinnati, stopping on their way
at Goshen aud Kockbrldse Baths.
The tourists were called upon yesterday
by many of our British-born citizens. Be-
fore arriving here they received from the
proper committee cordial invitation to be
present upon the OCCASION OF tue Queens
Birthday celebration. Having made arrange
meuLs far ahead for spending their time in
this country they were reluctantly compel
led to decline the invitation.
Tic party is conducted by Mr.. W. A.
Short, of Cooks Tourist and Travelling
Agency. Mr.. Short states that the tourists
are. SO far. very mitch pleased with Virginia.
auu were really delighted with the appear
auce OF the farms they passed in the Valley
aud Piedmont country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

ltam +. Tanner, William c. burlington, John
A. Sloan.
Counctlmen: NJ. L. Straus, s. II. Pnlliam,
WILLIAM English, George Bargamin, Or. ..
+. Manson.
Justices J.J. Crutcbfeld, A. S. johnson,
Il. II. I>bel.
n Mass-Nleetirg Te-Night.
There will be a grand rally and ratiica-
tion meeting tonight at the corner of Ninth
and Main streets under the auspices of the
hcmper kampaign kub. At S O'Clock an
introductory address will be delivered by
General Peyton Wise. chief of the club. He
WIN DC followed by Hon. A. NJ. Kelley and
othcr candidates, Ex-Governor Gilbert C..
walker. George ID. Wise, Esq, Judge Ro.
bert Ould, Judge w. w. Crump. w. w,
Berry, Esq, Colonel William S. Gilman. and
sl"lor Baker I. Lee. McCanu's band will
be in attendance. and fireworks and balloons
have been plcntlfully provided. AS this i
to be the opening meeting OF the municipal
campaign it is hoped all Conservatives. Ore
formers" and others interested in the wei.
fare Of the city will be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-20

Police Court, TuEsDAY-Jus'ice White
Nr,Ir Hilton (negro), guilty of threatening
IN assault upon the children of j. W. Bry-
ant. was sent to jill for thirty days in de-
fault of surety.
Ei,bard +. Harrison a small negro boy,
gully Of stealing SO from the lnoncy-olaWer
Of Mamie Bear, was rent 10 Jnl ioi thifts
diva After stealing the money the boy
wrnt to FIRE derickshurg. where hc was 'l'
,,stn1 and returned in custody TO Rich
mnnd. Atout SO were found in his pos
Sr>>on. ,;,,,,
". II. Meyers, vagrant. was coihHll'eu
inr thirty days in deiuult OF surety.