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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

PAINT-There bnt few changes 10 note and the mar
ke rules about steady with the usual trade passing French
White Lead Is easier selling at l00lOc White, Fine Gid
e y price to 1oGS9 9ic,av held but . in
light demand as exporters are not 70 any great
To ,G June SS cases e natd ard in moderate request
At i5aSlsc for Ordinary Crude dull but at &C.
steady at &C. for prompt At Philadelphia Refined quiet
but firm at l9rc for spot 10 at baltimore i2c Tor i5Ih
today as follows: Ttusvile quiet. 81 32a; Oil City
% c q Il g Sa Sss a eS hfi
Parkers United Il osi. shpmenis. 81 3odsl s2i
heavy and aHrs 10 biz g.
joy lots 80 bbs do at $50 go cash. 90 b1 Extra Prime
81 75 1000 bbs Mess seller June s29 90 100 S6is
Tor Extra si5Gsl5 80 for Packet si9dso so for Family
Ps fIss Rs f 1a Sa @ ICES faf Extra n
Mss on private terms 2So4 ties Western on private terms
India Mess Beef Hams inactive and heavy at $3.50 cgt
Meats a. g ST S ar S@t sales for % s%
oic for Smoked do; ll &c for Western Picked Hams
80 RHse' ne lsss 1 flsrF Re's sve as @
Bacon is inactive and heavy sales Of 80 boxes city Short no
for City Lard again lower and closes heavy sales Of 90
S S an S l Old S IS ndSaa p New
600 es CITY Refined for Havana IA For gtgr, dey Sy
July .'5 ?I 75o tes seller s August eei5 &c.,
closing heavy at our inside figures for options cato.
there is fair obns trade at steady sales OF casks
for Pad az and for for t co s 6 tcr SS At Ia
csc forlow grades and for Fair to Prime $50 bags
sEEDs"There l. no movement in Clover and prices are
nomaay lAal2e for Western and STATE Timothy is dull
skINSade in Goat SKINS rules dun and prices have
s%eSos Ay bas Tsr 81 bales IsS caoWS 10 Sas
Puerto Cabo 81 bales BALTIMORE ses 81 bales Buenos
Sims are without mpor,ant change md very Suet receipts
bales Progreso and ~ bales Domestic sales, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

mouth Ca American bark hence 70 Yokohama lof 1so
tons partly aud general cargo al lump sum
equivalent to a0c British brig hence 70 TWO S n
sh ports bbls do and balance cargo IN Casts VI
private tems Belgium ship from Bsmcrs 70 from
for voyage, with 800 bbs do at ~ 3h rorMe
gian bark Philadelphia 10 the Baltic with lVoo po "o
private terms. .-. ,,,at
FLOUR AND MEAI-The fIour marSe opened very I",ee
and tame FOR most grades hold on aud shippers art
buying any extent No and supernne nov PLENTY sr
steady Al the close market Ia dull ana dropping lor
ali descriptions with exception OF No anu supefhhc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
go in imports FOR the week ending ODD May are as FOL
ceived and
adv'd As AT |

The gives the amount shipments received and
aHoat according TO the latest Colonial ad'lces:
Bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

There was more doing in city bank stocks; Fourth
National 9 selling at 1902; Ninth National 44l at
100. and Commerce Cl0) at 1921. The bids are Us
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Same time last 3J9s4 6S 1852 1,672i48 93j,333
912G bales including 2il7 bales to SPIN
ners PIG Spectators and 6493 bales exporters
receipts this port for the week "a bales since
sept l. 1912 bales, against Sj6,2j bales last
ATISTTC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Recets '7s 1868 1858 s9142 4574 59s0l3 35O54
Reoets "a 59GS 23OS7l 3J93S4 1O.2l7 64559j 4l603
Recets 970 72S 3l6bI5 80 l57 9,27s $500 4p202
EXG;B.74.. 81 ,262 76192 l!2. 80 23JSr2 l563
FxCfB'75.. 5l45lO 77162 Sl.G23 24S "A 1890
tNtolf,74.. Jl3gO3 3G.3t7 67.162 lsO.29 1864
ExCOnt IS. 3S7l73 43,l76 30j5S -. l57l27 STAG
ny Bosn.Gc Tot. todate.
RcceptS, 1873 ..............35S37 4 2l4lGS 33sZl0
Ecrtl;,ts lH74 ..............4j156l 2Ol3G 3j9si6S
Receipts 1873 .3GGG5O 343y6i 3347633
Exports GFPa, Britain, lS7l.SG.l36 1858 l6t244S
EXPORTS to Great Britain, lS7j2SG. % l630U2 lG2s0A
Exports the Continent, 1874. 1850 2l,DJ8 g35333
Exports 10 the Continent, 1870 1870 1898 16S4S5
SBnMEyIs-By special telegram from Finlay, Muir
Il Co.:
@:S75.-----IS13.
CIT. Brit COntin't. Ct Brit Contnt-
Exports May u 10 May2l, -
Inclusive ..-........... 10000 $4,000 3c2S4 23SS7
Previously 3l2.OO 1925s3 2b13s5
Excess tins year J,I2S
Decrease this ........ 1927 49,. -.
Imports
1873. 1874.
Nav 10 to May 81. inclusive $1,000 6o000
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
TOBACCO Kentucky Leaf moving slowly and prices
unaered sales for he past three days embrace go hhds

Seed Leaf very quiet unchanged figures sales embrace
100 cases sunry kinds i5c 200 ONO crop 1917
Toe, and % state crop 1873 at s9c we quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

sided and with slightly shaded prices the market Is weak
Az usual q market the inside figure Of q 10
nearer selling price, and that IL the this
tanly parcels the track and wharf Exporters
Themselves ahout loaded mp for the present with
marrows, while the trade has less turned
nominal White Kidneys remain quiet Prime red Kidneys
with few sales quotations low grades OF red kid
Buyers Of Canaaa peas TO be holding
receipts which win Prices
inay lower peas and quoted before South
peas worked down ~ very small stock, and
the IL held firm at the advance. Quotations: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

INDIGO-Wt have nothing new 10 report aside from sna
tobbng prices nnaeTed small sales OF Manila at
fOd SUc, and Madras at S0d Sjc, currency. .
LEATHER acknowledgements 5000 sides; the arivas
continue large and stock all grades and only fair
weights manufacturers
uaT and in buyers favor We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

lew, s...Sl
WIIISKY-In this market there mas no business ac
cornpshed and sellers apart i'll their views
81 70 asked 81 - BID. go, -, .uo mn
WOOI-There better inquiry for this staple and we no
ce Of manufacturers they nave o
their stock To run long presence has given more ne
and tone trade Texas and Californian descriptions are
arriving OF improved
dton but slight accumuathn and prices somewhat
favor the buyer Foreign woods met with fr inquiry AT u
changed values Feeces moved more freely since our
last at steady prices. Pulled are In fair demand AZ
shac easier rates the auction sales which take pace
today at Harbecks Stores, Brookyn the offerings so
consist Australian wool, per Europa, about l,oUV
baes sold by order Of Messrs. A. j. Cameron g
Co. through Messra j. H. Draper CO., auctioneeis
The sales 800 bales Cape In bond Tor loc
gold $1,000 O:egon private terms ~ bales Snper
Pulled 46 a $500 n Spring California on private terms
10000 Extra Pulled on private terms 1000 spring an
fornia private terms 5000 ono ioatse ouuu 10
Fceces on private 49, bags super on private terms
10 bag. Lambs private terms 1000 10 Texas Soe looO
private terms 5000 ana above feeces oio on priva.e
terms; $500 Fall California private terms lOO bags
super Pulled Oh private terms. =,
The foreign imports fol- the week ending ODD May are as FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Receipts for the week. s499 pkgs do last week 1901
pigs Quotations have ruled quite steady during the week.
but to-day there wayeng prices for white stock and that
will be likely show much strength on the
OF grassmade number Of small lines Of pure yellow
have offered and the fact sends good local buyers
In search Of The market is dull In general way and
for nearby pail. or State creamery the bulk OF the sales are at
must have the benefit Of a very close selection
There quite stock OF butter In selers hands, 10 has
however the advantage Of being clear Of extremely low quail
ity and this IL why large holders willing to
place good lines inside for either pals tabs.
Some good parcels OF Jefferson County Welsh sold to-day at
24d25c looked upon very full figures West
Only arrives in moderate quantities. and there really no
receipts Of Old butter no longer
regularly q,Otable low grades Offering at l2dl4c
The nigh qualities for special outside trade are sometimes
quoted at 22623c and &c. but they are rapidly going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

do exports past week. 276O do do last week, 1885 do
Gold closes al ll6 Liverpool Cable, ca for London
DO ~ 60 FOR hne old at Liverpool At Little Falls
Monday the market reported az very dragging one at
for fair Diaries sold at 12c for best and s@l0i2c Tor
sales 5000 boxes At Utica business OF
moment reported the top price for beet was at l2c
The trade here Is in most depressed condition. and changes
downward way promise be rapid that IL difficult 10
report comprehensbe market The home trade at this season
not Importance about the only Of establishing
prices depends upon for export We mention this
because in city circles the home trade prices are
apt 10 be quoted in connection with the regular
table, and az a market price it has misleading effect
upon interior dairy operations We regard the highest
Wholesale price given by shippers the decisive
should be used The decline since our last f1y lc
weeks for fine factory Most Of the dealers
to-day report l2c the top price for lines and some ship
pers port purchases to AZ low as IL for solid meaty
sweet stock The weather has been hot and
past days. AMI the receipts feel the effect Of IL
turning There SOME accumulation
and sellers will be forced 10 meet shippers
prices fodder stock that will supply the market for Ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26


Wild pigeons are arriving in
been frequently forced TO sacri
any variety are In demand,
quote:
NldpHeOns, pick.
ell, y doz--.....sl 25dSl 81
Wild pigeons, un.
picked, y dOz.. ! 0Od ! IL
Wild pigeons,
stall fed, y doz. 2 0o0 2 rs
SIM
There have been sales N a
prices favoring the buyer.
Western live geese. We quote
BeeswaI, southern, -
b...--..-.-.o zoo
Bseswax, Western. .33 = q3i
UoneyClOver, Comb. Nominal
Feathers, prime live
Western, y ID. :..53 900
Feathers, prime 1--we go
southern ..........oO dos
lien. ...-.-..-..-... v
Tlrkey............ 4 a D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Receipts for the week, 10 p
There is only a moderate dcmau
apples to some extent improve
prices are unchanged. Blackb
lots are not looked at PLUMB
fruits nominal. Peaches are not
fancy lots are firm and scarce.
pretty firmly held; other sorts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26
fcarc,uliy reported for The TRIBUNE

Fl. JOHN, n b.-schOOher SUSIE iies0"'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

FKTTIS.
K ~. do. last week, 102 pkgs.
d the recent firmness in green
= the local call for dried, but
srries are iirm for prime; poor
are fairly firm; other small
moving beyond grocers' wants;
Choice Virginia peanuts ase
re weak. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

HAVANA AND 1AKA-TEt uUIaII IS HgH, anu EIIUts aIe
UAyANl
Common..... s ~ q, e Ass0f"N '0's' ''''''o w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Receipts for the week. 1883 bbs do last week, 1929
ruled pretty steady during the week but
shade OF and sellers Al the close
wiling 10 make slight conces on rather than risk al &C
cnmulaon with not weather approaching. Quotations;
Stacaud Penn l6l20l7 DuCk. % d25
West choice, mrk l6l2al7 Geese............33 G3J
fairru arl. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-26

Armies firm fer the remnat OF prime sound lots Gran
berries are no longer quoabe Of the larger dealers
have closed What remains Of the stock shows the effect
Of VAIN weather OF Charleston wber1es viii
b. tonghts steamer Norfolk Is sending quite ber
ay supply nom that point has not arrived
general good order and prices have Wide range Quota
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
Speech OF President Grant at the Re.
union OF the Army OF Tennessee.

DIES MONIES, September 30.-President
Grant, who is in attendance at the reunion OF
The Army of Tennessee, responded 10 call
last night by reading quite lengthy speech.
He expressed qualification at recalling the
DAYS when they had suffered together to pre-.
serve Government which they believed
worth fighting for-even dying for. He
read: eve will 20. deny to those who
fought against us any privilege under the
Joint government which we claim for our.
selves On the contrary, we welcome all sch
10 hclp build the waste places and perpstu
ate our institutions against all enemies as bro
theirs in q common heritage. To guard
agaist q recurrence Of those days we must
begin by guarding against every enemy pre-.
venting tue prosperity Of free republican in
stitu;ious."
Regarding politics, he read: owe are to
have another contest 10 the near future OF
our political existence. predict the divid.
ing line not to be Mason and Dixon's, but
between patriotism and intelligence on the
one side, and superstition, ambition, and
ignorance on the other. Let us all labor for
the security of free thought and speech;
pres, pure in morals; unfettered religious
sentiments, and equal rights and privileges
for all, irrespective of nationality, color, or
religion encourage free schools resolve that
ueither State nor nation shall support any
institution save those where every child may
get common-scbool education unmixed
with atheistc. pagan, or sec'arian views.
Le.ve religion to the family altar, and keep
the Church and State forever separate. With
these safeguards believe the battles which
created the Army OF Tennessee have not
been fought in vain"
General Sherm 70 closed the speaking with
a brief. humorous speech, in which he said he
wished all the speeches made at this re-
union could be printed 10 full and scittered
broadcast through the South to show the
people there how ex.sodiers Of the North all
feel TO wards them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
Rank SusDenSI0n.

New YORK, September 30.-It is stated
tina, the Tbrd-Avenue Savings Bank has sus.
pended, and will not open to day for bust.
ness, and that application has been made for a
receiver. Since last Thursdiy all moneys re-
ceved from dcpositors have been placed IN
envelopes with the names of the deposltors
thereon. These have not been entered ~
the bank books, and will be returned in full.
AS far as can at present be learned, fifty cents
on the dollar, perhaps more, can be paid de-
positors.
since It's incorporation, in 1854. this bank
sustained three runs First, in 1868, which
lasted four days; second. in 1871; and last,
10 January, 1872, during whch 81 ,oO0 .ooo
was paid out 10 the ten weeks the p,n1c last
ed. The bank has never recovered from the
Effects of this celebrated run, and its present
insolvency is simply due to the impos<lblllty
of realizing the nominal value OF its invest
ments. It's depositors number about S.OOO.
and the amount due them is about 81 ,340,O0O
Crowds sathert d about the Th1d-AVenue
Savings Bank this morning, but dispersed
upon notice that the bank was closed pursu-
ant to an order granted by the Supreme
GOurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01

TIE HARrEg's FERRY PRcPERTY.-1t will
be remembered that after the Government
sold this property al IIarper's Ferry to pri.
Tate corporation, Mir. John W. Garrett,
president Of The Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
ci1ithtd 10 told certain portions Of the pro-
l"rty by right Of permission given TO run
over II by the Secretary Of War more than
thirty years ago. Not content with this, he
disputed The G0rernmeni's title TO any of the
property. In view of this the Government,
hearty two years ago, filed bill in the Cir
cut Court of West Virginia TO eject the Bal.
t'nore AID Ohio railroad from the property,
and IN that way settle the question of title.
several acmurreIs were entered and over
ruled, aud the case came up on its merits,
aud MAS argued at Wheeling, W. Va. on the
llth instant, before Judge Jtckson- n. Cot,
The district atlo ney, and Colonel Ward La
man Tor the Government, and Anderson
Hunter ard General Corwin, of Baltimore,
Tor The railroad. AS the decision in this case
Is regarded as one OF great importance among
railroad men all over the country, it was
hoped that no time would be lost in announc-
nv II. But for some reason, which 1t is not
easy 10 understand. the West Virginia judge
las concluded not 10 announce bis decision
nhI!l The lG'h Of November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
,,ro,n BrEnSNick County.
.... n,,rpcr Of Ire Richmond Dispa,ch.l


l,nEE<ckvlLlE. September IS. 1873.
>..,,rtty was cour-day, and there was Il
49,. ,,rrr,isurc OF white people. Owing
,3.r ,x,.,,m"u, incident TO recent pub
i..,..r, in reference to the county judge
81, ,,..,. Tie have not taken any acton IN re.
,,-,.rr - IN" matter.
U,nn u. Naldtn, Esq. was publ civ pro.
,,',,,,d Conservative candidate Tor the l.egis.
,',,,. from thr courthouse steps; and
,,.,,.,tmnrl. p.cdjcted to be the GcXt repre-
,..r.,.iy, from the county OF Brunswick to
Tho lr.l>.a,u,t Of Virginia.
same persons advocate the election OF
NJ Ja>sph Hlugs 10 the Legislature. but
:. Nr Rawlings already holds the position
If . mmi>.ioncr Of the revenue, ana Is
S,r,. trustee, there is no possibility OF bis
,l,r,iop. TIE People Of Brunswick by their
cr,o,, IN several ,I,c lots show that they do
NJ, desire 10 di>plce man from oth:e who
I,,cl;l - his duty properly, and also re-
.,,,. 10 dc. man 10 another position when
H.. already holds two. Three offices and
,bird terms are not popular.
The people a,c very much exercised IN
reference to The suit against the equity upon
l-ond, i>>rld for the Norfolk and Great
Wr>i,rn railroad, which comes up for trial
IN III. Circuit Court OF the county, which
r.e., the l0:h Of October. The amount in-
yoN,d i $4,000. Judge Hugh Shetley and
ZONES \ Bernard are The pliintltf,' counsel.
T.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
INLAND SHIP Canal survey-Isurned TO
Death, &c.:
Especial telegram to the Dispatcli.I

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I
PoRTsaouTH, VA, September 30.-Ports.
mouth Commandery, Knights Temrlar, have
resolved to attend the Grand Commandery
in Petersburg in body, and are drilling with
that view.
The corps of engineers under Colonel A..
S. Albert, United States army, appointed to
survey the route OF the proposed inland
ship.canal along the Atlantic coast, returned
here last night. having made full surveys Of
the Albemarle and Pamlico sound. as far as
the Cape Fear. They have their headquar.
ters here, and are busy now mapping out
their work for the department, including a
resurvey of the Kearney route of 1887.
Yesterday morning negro servant named
Jane Perkins fell into the fire at Edenton,
N. c.. while cooking breakfast and was lite
rally burned up before assistance could reach
her. Her body was burned to crisp, and
was unacceptable By the family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
Markets by Telegraph.
ErU WORK

yopy. sepfember 3O.-Cn,ton dull: sales Of
500 rales at 3s0l3Hc. Southern aour firm an and
fairly active: Common 10 atrrStrs, t5;75efS.sO
good sGt extra % for seand new
snd cid am Water red western for un.
souut new and old winter rcd western: "; 9 s3
sl43 for sound new and OLD smer wsS , Sn oo
Corn Shade hrmer. with fair , Inquiry; esHg1o:.
Tor steam western mixed: 7OG7oHc. tor san west
e sss, mne1 Oats s7a5sc new mixed AID white
miysd westero G. f-e-Kio somewhat nominal
sugar auiet ard steady. Molasses-Grocery graoes
s sow s"S rm TI at I0@ioHc RosIn and lurpenrne
ste.oy' FORK tirmer new Job lots, t2l .s1HE9
s22 IS Lard 5gs5; g rt%sb s.sa ARM 1876 WINS
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. September 3O.-Four active and
unchanged. Wheat fl 'mer for good grades: fsnpo
s @siao; ft smSr si45Ssl.S5; white, $1,000
sou h. b.rn White, Soc; yellow, 49, Oats hrnera
Unchanged. Rye hrmer at 75Ge5c. Provisions
scarce and drn. P. rk frpi ana unchanged. bulK.
mesis-Round lots RomiEal; order trare active
thouiders, 94@9ssc. clear rib, IKE Bieon hrnrr
shoulders, lO4@ 0'Gc; clear sides !4S haTs' aFn
and coffee uuchanaed. Whtskey Gun az *l.i'a
sugar easier ut 10A0lOac.
LOUISVILLE.
Ior1syILE, September 3O.-Flour, wheat. and
corn uuier aud unchanged. Oats dull aud UNCHANGED
Kys Quiet and unchanged. Provisions steady. firm
and npnlDSiIy uncDanXcO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
!trg. SIC; clear RIB, l27sc.; CHAR ssdes. 19ac
Bscon-: noulders, 97sc.; clear rio: 1885,; cleaI
s!ds ,4xe Hsm.sae1r;sIrsd l49aSs I sse.
cling dull and dropping nj l3hc-
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. September 30..Flour sesdy and
unchanged Wheat nrmer and held higher; red
Al .3OGiSl 40. Corn dull; mixed 6S@6Uc. Oats
ouIet and s'eady. Barley dull and aominal. Rye
dull al 7567S Pork easier At S2l.25. Lard steady
and In fair demand. Buik.meats quiet and nrm
shoulders S3c. clear rio, l2Xc: Clear sides 12c.
Bacon quiet and steady. Whlskey eSs!er .. II -lS.
ST. LOUIS
fr. LoUls, September 30.-Florr steady and arm.
heat opened quiet, but this berg fbe last DAY OF
the month expiring contracts caused UNPRECEDENTED
excitement j he mark became very Irregular and
sdyanceG sharply; No. red winter so!f before call
~ 4I.65@fl 10; at CALI, 81 .S49S1 S5 Corn IN.
active; 40. mixed, soc. Gals q Ierai 370374c.
Nariey Inactive and lower sample lots OF choice 70
fancy nor the: n, 81 .309H 40. Rye quiet AND
nnchsnged. Pork dull and lower at sS2 25@
pTime kettle. Buis meals held firmly: shcnl.
Sers. staSEc.; CHAR rb 12ae.; clear sides. 1896.
Ranon h. ner: shoulders, 9%c.: cieir RIB 3ass
clear ST. es, Axe Whisky qu!st aud unchacgsd.
Hogs strong and higher for hsst graccs; shlppsts
~ '23I$7 80. Cattle lower With fair transaeeoas
p'sIi 10 chore natives, S5@f6.l 2H: medium 70
ftir Sa6IE4 SIX; paiive cows. $2.ISG1tS,aQi
I'D 10 Choice exams f3.75@Si .2y: NJ diam T.
fair. S3NfS so: common s276aS2, 80.
RsceiDt. s-tiour 4 zoo hlrrs is, WHEAT. 81, toC
hnst,r & !: COCA, 90 90 isheJs oats. I00ias n
rs. na, le 1900 b,slsr :: rye. 2, uti5 oush Is:
VI ss;a: ga!ts. -.e...2 a;ag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-01
q}jtl,,l,oul 0lspatth,
,r from paDv!lfc.

a.
.,y HARRISON SC"Tr, OF THE FIRST
r"''" ., y, ,nrHcm n" Sn'AS" FROST.
- ''. .,.s,pcc os ,hc Richmond D'Spa'ch.l
t''',' ,y,,,r Va. september 20, 1870.
l'N> 'r ,,' of Rev. Herrison Scott, pastor
!"' , t", ,Uic,n R,pi>t church, took place
o''"' ~ rhnrcn yesterday evening: D'S'
f|m iI %, ' Rev. Henry w,'is. o, Richmond.
coarse s.'4'. mated that ever two thousand ne,
Il = ,'rr IN the procession that ATTENDED
&r''> ,, vas, 10 ;nc cemetery. MIR. Scott, as
'@' ,n,dy called him. had been pastor here
".' oron, seven years, and was popular WIN
l y 2 ,,n,'c. AID the blacks. It's somewha,
Inc " i,1,,, that hc was not known ever to
;''". .,,n3l,c;i in political matters. His death
nave s.,.rJ rs an error OF his vie in giving
va 49, .,..r5o, ful OF uudilutcd nitro muri
i''' o., instead OF another medicine which
.T -, .,,, r,c>cfihcd for him by the teaspoon
-" 'r,,h hotties were labelled, and other
w. .....,ion. taken 10 guard against mistake,
;'..,a waa ~ could not read, aud Scott, as
-, 80. ,',r.,r afterwards confessed, was mat
"I r''., Iq>, night. Pleasant to-day. The
,,',.,ar hH>c had have been slight, and nave
II ~. 81. larm. and we now expect no killing
,,..,l..i he l0:h Of October. ALPHA.