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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-24
MANCHESTER NEWS.

MAYORS CoURr.-The following business
was transacted in this court yesterday
Paul PuIliam, charged with firing a pistol
10 the street, was fined So.
c. Young and NJ. Long (5oth coiored),
charged with indecent conduct, were dis
charged.
Susan Hill (colored). charged with assault
ing Mrs. Burk. Continued until to-day.
HusrlxGs CoURT.-Civil business engaged
the attention Of this court yesterday.
CRY CorscL.-An adjourned meeting OF
this body will be held tomorrow night at the
Auditors Office.
CoLoRED Sons OF TEMpERAScE.-Friendlg
Division, No. 2, Sons of Temperance (col-
ored), will celebrate its fifth anniversary on
the 9Th of July by temperance meeting al
the colored Baptist church, where addresses
will be delivered By prominent speakers.
After the meeting they will partake OF o
supper at their hall, on which occasion Past
Grand Worthy Associate Simuei Logans
will install the officers of the Division. There
will be no parade of the Order until the 2lst
O. October, at which time the Grand DlYl'
sion meets in Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

4 CO., p. ~, a farm about one
mile north OF the Fair. Grounds.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SON, 5h p NJ. two small
framed tenemrn,s on Baker between First and
st. james STREETS.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 3 P. NJ, the property
known rs Hardgrova's Tob2cco Factory"
with grounds and buildings attached anu
brick house and lot on Main street. and two
framed tenements on Twenty-sixth street, ad-
foining
COOK Il LAUlHTON. 1oh A. NJ, at the Club
House, No. 9l6 Main stree, velvet carpes,
furniture, silver-platcd ware. gaS-tixtures, &C.
POWELL HARRISON. trust,e e. / NJ. on Hays's
plantation, King William county, horses, cat
tie. farming utensils, &c.
JOHN ". WRIGHT, Sheriff l2 NJ, five shares
Richmond and Danvilc Railroad Company S
stock.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 12 NJ, at Mag Ola, the
Lite residence of n. r. Eowe, deceased, west
Leigh street, large amount of ice
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Gelebrasion,a at Richmond College,

| LAST night 4 brilliant aSscmDilge OIL lar
| women and brave men crowded the College
chapel. The scene was inSpiring--beauty,
music, flowers. The OCCASION aim )st excited
our repOrtorial heart TO the pitch OF eloquent
utterance. The Philologian Society has rea-
| son to be gratited 1T the large and interest
! ed attendance.
MIR. james Lyons, Jr., Of this city, made
the address Of welcome. The frequency VI
such addresses, aud the necessary sa!nene,s
of topics and incidents, make 1t exceedingly
difficult to give freshness 10 salutatorI.
The Young orator successfully surmounted
all the obstacles, and acquitted himself in his
task most handsomely by pleasant greeting
and a Uery brie! speech.
Mr.. Donaldson, of South Caroina, was
the first orator, and he chose as his sublect,
. 4 Finished Lite" He read and spoke ior
TWENTY-FIVE minutes in monotone. When
a Young mau has had ample time for pre-
marathon il is hardly respectful to the society
which donors him or to the audience which
com plimcnts by its presence to read an es-
pus'. o.
der. of this city. "Mas;er OF the sltua-
ton " was the subject over which he threw
lbe lybt of humor, happy historical illll>tra'
tion, and beautiful rhetoric. He kept the
audience in roar of laughter by his happy
hits and sparkling wit. His speech !lins
tr,,ted the subject, for he proved hlmseit 10
be master of the situation, and was IN
spirlted throughout by undivided attehtion
and appcoying applause.
General G. j. Handley, the popular seha.
tor from Buckingham, delivered meaa's 10
K. r. Hauks, of Albemarle, for being the
be.t debater; to Hugh g. Smith, as oeat
writer: TO J. W. Tucker for luprofement ID
debate, and to B. ". n. Sim ms for eSceiietit
defamation. The brief s!1eech eniotceG
with emphasis and beauty the osd tfelh m tna'
r1eace bath its victories as well as War. ue
orator yiudicated the wisdom Of tue society
in selecting him for the honora e'e service.
Dir. james Lyons, Jr., the pre- si!ent u tIe
Society, made Il beautiful vale aictoEs. IL
ranked high among college etforts.'
The allusion to the action OF tn Soeletiee
in volunteering 10 guard the statu o! zen
eral Lee to Lexington ELECTED hea !'Ses' APP
plause. ,,o
returning from the college, we b, afd .ue
pedestrians, OF whom there was iais n4ur
Der, blessing the city fathers for not uNIos
, decent sidewalk on upper Franklin street
Tonight is the commencement pr''iEi.
DiDlouas, and distinctions, and promol VSs
are TO be presented and announced. 10 t'ut
.jtv the occasion is one Of SURPRISING lnte,',
.st. The college is an honored institution
in our city, and is doing for our people wna
centuries bencc will acknowledge as an III. /
.alcuIable beneiaction.
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Tns uy>,Hse TfSrt&n'f w., m%s ,as. r,rar aas. a's.
N.,m indeed. 1t WAS Inc "af'hes' "s
v r.,.i ms season.


%, r,rae7rp psowSrn.-A white boy
,,...nl.u ssh iwclNc years OF see was re-
..,.. ,,rr.yr,d 1t the month OF Shockoe
III the river. ye>terdiN efeplnS De-
=, and & o'clock. 1t il said he was
.. yl.vu'> bridge. and that his bat blew
- ..s hr went around 10 the creek and
.....Jto 20 in for it. Hts clothes were
..,.. ri th, bank of the creek 10y Policeman
v..t,. and are now al tie first station
.lrru>l>t ui brown ltutn pants. black
.,.r r,liro ovcrShirs. cotton 1lnueI
g. 49,, add >hlTt. made together. The bal
.,...u,rg,d IRON the edge Of the water on
49,. ..tlr,i. and j. 0i dark-brown straw,
:, r..... narG. \ seine Was hauled by TIE
49,. I.4Hurd> !or two hours but the body
w..a l,u&i,
,..r.. M. s,ayc was written The clothing
,f....g g.torrHai,c boz has been identified Il
,... 4 Nit..r i mi. AGED about nine years,
q. -, 90! Vi. II. Il. Eond and grandson oi
NJ u. II. i'o'>on, OF ibis city. He was
>,..l,Ru..r Who was in boat. but before
l,.....,i -ct - sim he wl> drowned. Upto
49,. ...I- I.>t night tue bod: had not been
D., .,.,U.
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The Black Hills Country.

NEWS FROM THE SCIENTIFIC EXPEDITIoS--rIs-
covERY OF GOLD IN LARGE QUANTITIES.
CHICAGO, June 23.---The special CORE.
spondent OF the Inter Ocean, with the scien-
t,fc expedition in the Black Hills, ut Camp
Harney, on French creek, Custer's Gulch,
sends the following telegram Uia Fort Lara
mie, dated June 10th:
"Goll in large quantities and OF good
quality has been discovered in Clusters
Gulch. French creek, and along this stream
for distance Of upwards of seven miles to.
wards the source Of the Gulch mines. There
are scattered along French creek four differ
ent mining parties, numbering twenty-five
men. who have taken up claims. on all oi
which good color has been obtained. There
are also several quartz lodes which promise
rich returns; but the greatest Importance is
attached to the Gulch gold.digging. When
the gold was discovered the scientists were
at Camp Tuttle. It is intended to make
this the permanent camp. where the com
mand will remain until the return OF tbt
supply train from Laramie.
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washington Items.

WAsHIsGToS, June 23.-The signal ser.
vice Bureau telegraph is working to Fort
Sill, Indian Territory.
The President has signed the commission
Of McGrew TO be Sixth Auditor u1ce sbeass.
The Controller OF the Currency has re-
c.iyed jnformation OF decision recently
rendered by Judge McCandless 10 an aetlon
of debt brought against the cashier OF the
Monor eabela National Bank Of Brownsvilie,
Penn, to recover penalty Of $500 tor the
refl.al of the cashier TO permit the deputy
collector of the internal reSenne TO examine
the checks on file in said bank. The court
entered Judgment for the defendant, holdine
that the inIernaI revenue collector had nc
right under section 3l77 of The revised sla'
tutes to exercise the powers claimed % MN
A new and dangerous counterfeit was dls
covered at the National Bank Redemptioi
Agency Of the SJ notes Of the First Nattona
Bank OF Canton, Ill. This is EVIDENT!
changed from the plate on which the eonn
terfeit on the Traders National Bank OF Cnt
cago and the First National Bank Of Paxton
ILL.,, was printed,
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ORGAN RECITAL. notwithstanding the ex.
cesslvely warm weather S.. james church
was packed TO its utmost capacity last night
on the occasion Of the organ recital given by
Mr. Leo. =. Wheat, and those in attendance
had no cause to regret it, for the accom-.
plished or@anist distinguished himself,
and tested Erben'S new organ thoroughly,
and certainly In manner satisfactory to
those " ho beard it. The organ is tar supe-
rior TO any two-manual organ that has been
heard in tnis city. Mr.. Wheat play ed great.
variety OF selections, exhibiting his skill as
an orsani>t. and bringing ont py marvel.
lous manipulation Of stops many new and
beautiful combinations.
His playing OF several familiar airs with
the soft solo stops, and the really fine Vox
Humana of this organ was exquisite, and
gave great satisfaction indeed: this may be
said OF his playing throughout the evening
No greater compliment could be paid an or
ganist than to have such G crowd as Dir.
Wheat had last evening.
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LEIGE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH CONCERT.
A fnir and appreciative audience greeted
Miss Ri6enour on the occasion Of her second
concert Tuesday evening, and ihstand-
ing the oppressive beat OF the evening tue
interest OF the audience seemed not to g e
for au instant
Miss Ridenour has upquestionably very
fine voice. and though not very powerful, Is
so flexible and wonderfully Sympathetic
that she would ut once gein the attention
and admiration Of any audience. as she did
on Tuesday evening. That she should
execute with such precision and so accu-
rately such lengthy and difficult passages OF
yocalizatiou, being totally blind, as she
is, is truly remarkable. Her rendition
|. OF " II Bachio" was very fine, as was also a
number of solos. The audience seemed
obliyious of the fact that she could possibly
tire, and Notwithstanding the number OF
times she appeared on the programme was
quite persistent in encoring her at the con-
clusion of almost every song.
Mr.. A. Il. Abernelhy, with Mr.. Frank
Newhiser as accompanist, appeared in two
solos, which he sung in his usual graceful
and elegant STYLE He responded to the con-
tiuued applause upon the last piece, with
Millard's: Swee.beart" as an encore.
The instrumental trio--piano, organ, and
| hute-by Misses Fi!z wilson and Ridenour
and Mr.. Garland, all graduates of the Insti-
tute for the Blind ut Stauuton, were per-
formed in mastery style, and elicited much
applause. :.
Miss Fitzvison's Observation-Disclosures in
her piano solo was finished to the last degree,
and exhibited great skill and expression in
| execution. A tne solo by Miss FitzHilson
| was highly appreciated.
st. Johns church choir added in no small
| degree to the interest OF the evening by
giving several fue choruSes.
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The War Against the Disiillers.

; CHICAGO, June 90 The United States au-
thorjtles this morning commenced the ex.
animation of the distilers' books seized yes
tprdav. Those of tie Lake Shore Distillery
Company were gone through WITH, but moth
Ing detrimental to the company was dis
covered.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The reclifyipg e5tao-
lshment of Bevis, Frazier & Go. has been
seized by orders from Washington Tor the
non-payment of S44,0 900 taxes.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 23.--For the Ohio
Valley and Tennessee and the Gult otales,
falling barometer, southwest to southeast
winds, warmer, partly cloudy weather, ana
occasional storms.
For the Lower Lakes, the Middle anu
Eastern States, Stationary or falling harome-
ter, southwes. 10 southeast winds, stationary
or higher temperature, aud partly CLOUDY
weather, with occ .sional light rlins.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Destructive Ha,I-s.orn In Georgia.

Especial telegram 70 the Dtspatch.l
COLUMBUS, June 23.-Accounts from Troy;
Ga, report that the severest bal-storm
known TO that section passed over that town
on Saturday, extending distance Of five
miles in length by two miles in breadth.
Crops are entirely ruined. AT some points
there is not speck OF corn where one thou
sand to fifteen hundred bushels were before.
The cotton is literally beaten to pieces. Per-
sons pIougbing in the fields were terribly
bruised. Many OF the stones that fell were
as large as hens eggs. The hail laid from
six to eight inches deep all over the ground.
Several houses we're blown down, and num-
Der of persons were Injured.
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Fierce Assault upon Policemen.

ST. Lor1s. June 23.-Monday night po'
liceman jacob Sutcr, of Belieyile, ILL.,, was
called upon 10 arrest Patrick MuIligan, who
was drunk and abusing his family. AS soon
as Suler laid his hands on Mulisan the latter
seized a carpenters chiSel and stabbed the
officer twice. At this juncture City Mar.
shall Charles Boon arrived on the scene, and
was also tiercey assailed and stabbed in the
chest severely by Muliigap.
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ConYicla Sent OF.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, June 23.-The Baton MUIR
derers were taken to Richmond this morn.
ing in charge of the sheriff OF Princess Anne
county. They were heavily shackled, and
bound together. Every precaution was
taken to prevent their escape, should they
attempt it. A large crowd was at the delo
to get glimpse of the lesperadoes.
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-There will
be meetingef East Hanover Presbyte
held Friday at Concord church, in Bruins
wick county, for the purpose OF ordalniug
and installing Mr.. Thomas T. Jones as pas.
tor of that church. 1t is understood that
Rev. Dr.. Samuel J. Baird will at this meeting
tender bis resignation as pastor Of the Third
church. As this church has not joined in
the application for dissolution of the pas.
toral relation, there will probably be an ad-
journed meeting in this city 10 act on the
proposition.
Members of the Presbytery resident in this
city will leave Oh the 7:45 A. M. train for
Petersburg tomorrow.
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LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. W
Goddin and Williams & Gibson. auction
GERS, on yesterday afternoon. sold at auction
the old Mills mansion. on Leigh street, with
59a feet front, to MJor B. j. johnson for
$500. The kitchen lot adjoining same, On
the west. 425 feet front, to same purchaser,
for 50 $50. Also, two lots adjoining the
dwelling on the east, 10 feet front, to Mr. r.
A. RiX, at $3.50 per foot.
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DEGREES observation-disclosures ELEcTEn.-
Al a meeting Of the Board of Trustees OF
Richmond College. held yesterday afternoon
the degree Of Master OF Arts was conferred
on William NJ. Turpin. OF Richmond: and
tue degree OF Bachelor of Arts on James
Lyons, Jr., Of Richmond, and L. Floy d Mock,
OF Accomac, on the Recommendation of the
faculty. Of the college. The following trus.
tees were elected 10 fill vacancies in the
Board: Rev. Thomas Hume, Norfolk; Blrt.
lett Roper, Esq. Petersburg Rev. T. W. So d.
nor, D. D., Nottoway I; Rev. T. S. Dunaway,
Fredericksburg; Rev. Charles Manly, Staun.
ton, and Rev. John William Jones, D. D.
Richmond.
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TIE HlGa ScuooI..-Editors Richmond
Disputch: In your account OF the closing
exercises of the I" High School" in to-day,s
paper YOU state that "Miss Annie v.
Pace" received "siluer medal +" from the
" first grammar grade" This was incor-
rect. 1t should have been: 81" Miss Annie
3. Pace, gold medal in the junior class OF
the High School"
lime ooH 1873.
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California E,OliticS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-The Peoples
Independent SAFE Convention, after adopt.
ing a long series of resolutions against mo.
NOODLES. placed four gentlemen 10 nomlna.
tion for Governor. After balloting. General
Bidwell, of Butte county, was nominated Tor
Governor, and Lieutenant and ActlnS-6o'
vernon Pachco for LleutenantG overnor.
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AUGUST FLowER.-More than 75 per cent. OF
mankind are afflicted with sour stomach, sick head
ache habltual cosliveuess, palplaon OF the heart,
heartburn, water.brash, yellow skim coated tongue'
aud disagreeable taste In the mouth coming up
of food alier eating), low spirits Price 10 cents
bottle. Try 1t. Two bottles will relieve you.
PURCELL, LADD i Co Agents.
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DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade we
have ADDED ll.selccted assortment of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMP PsoyED MA
cHINERY and sKILFCL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant US III guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate hguyes and in the most ex-
pedtious manner
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Go AND SEE THOSE S2 PEARL CAssIMEREs at
ALLEN & BRoTHER's. 1l14 Main street.

PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS sHIRTs.-Best fitting
shirt in the market. neatly made or made to or
der and perfect ft guaranteed or no sale. by f. b.
SPENCE & soN, merchant tailors and dealers In
Clothing, shirts. and gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. 1900 Main street. Call at SPENCE &
Sos's and examine their stock of Cloths, Cassi-
meres. and Ves,ings.
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OLD FIRST VIRGINIA RgGiMENT.-This regi-
meut meets tomorrow evening at the Vlr-
ginia Opera-House for the purpose of making
the necessary arrangements for the ami.
versary of the regiment, which takes place
July 18th. These veterans will enjoy them
selves in di1lereat ways and return home,
having revived many pleasant recohections
of the services rendered in their first fight
the battle Of Bull Run, July Is, 1851.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At the last meet-
ing Of Virginia Lodge, No. 2. n. T., the iot'
loving officers were elected: Wliiatn d.
Wise, C. c.; NJ. T. McHenry, P.C:; y. ..
Krebs, NJ. F.; William Il. Talmau, frelate )
William A. Stevens, NJ. A.; Tromas N.
Wneeley, ], G.; q. NunaGaker, O,a,
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The British Co. Operative Societies and
the Grangers.

WAsu1SGroS, June %. 23.-Preparatory steps
are being taken to bring about system OF
International exchange between Great bri'
tain and the United States through the CO.
lucrative societies of Great Britain and the
Patrons of Husbandry of America. Ihe
coi;oeratiye societies propose to operate with
the Grapgers on direet.trade lines, sending
their own ships, freighted with their ewn
goods. to exchange for American products
Such as wheat and cotton, on fair, equitable,
and economical terms. These societies mum
ber about 100000 members, while the num'
ber of Grapgers is estimated at 2,00O,ooo.
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DRY GOODS.

ON MONDAY, JUNE 2lst, / WILL
~ MARK DUWN ALL DRESS GOODS re-
manning in stock from fifteen to twenty per cent.
lower than these goods have been offered ut any
time This season.
A splendid stock of CASSTMERES for boys' and
men'S wear; q large line of KID GLOVES. WHITE
GOODS, LINFH and HOSIERY, Will also be Of
fercd at reduce ices.
Call early anGy De convinced that you can secure
bargains ut CHARLEs HUTZLER'S,
iale GIL Broad street.
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PROPOSALS.

VIRGINIA PESITESTIARY,l
SrPRRINTENpENT's OFFICE, June 23, 1870.
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
- CtIVED until 10 O'Clock ". on FRIDAY, June
25 1875. for furnishing The Virginia pepifentlary
with supplies for tha mouths OF July ana An9ust-
the same 10 be delivered at the virginia peniten-
ti,ry, free Of charge fer package or drays9e, d.
such times and in such quantities as may pe re-
uuircu. ,s,.-
90 btr,eis OF FSTRA SUPEaFISE ELOUt,
500 pounds OF R,Cf tsample).
700 bounds OF RIO CUFFEE (sample,
| 500 bounds Of SIGAR-Rrown-lsam ampie,)
so gallons OF CIDER VIM GAR,
5UO pounds OF SOAP (sample),
6 sacks Of LIVERPOOL SALT.
400 .lllous of MDLASStS (saInple),
l25 bushels Of IRISH POTATOES, GO pound2
To The hushel,
80 barrels OF UERRINGS.
qhe above estimates or quantities are p1sea on the
present number OF Inmates, to be varied as they
may increasc. Ar,
Forms for proposals can be obtained at the otice
of the General Agent of fhe Penlteltlary, No.
1919 Cary street.-the De addressed 10 the undkr-
signed endorsed Proposals for supplies TO pir-
pinja Penitentiary 10 be left ut the ONCE or inc
Superintendent, with statement OF brand and quail
Ity OF articles.
tect any or all proposals offered.
BY orGer OF The Board. .
r. o3.3t Superintendent
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F.alD.-Pv Justice White yesterday
aa,u he h,i,owi.. parties; Francis Allen,
. ~ tor threatening sarah Peters Mo lie
"hlIr r'a,nru3,, - for threatening r lien
Thtpr: ! lmr> BahaD. - for assaultiug J.B.
Nlsuu: sarah Peters. - so for u,ins inde-
cent Ia"gUagc; Ellen Taylor, S3 for same
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COST ~ ~rRi;T 'NPEUyl MISTs - From the
;rrrat report o. Col1uoi ". T.. Cn'shaw. City
L.,Iu,cr. made to III" Council IN response
loa resolution introduced ny Mr.. Higgins
vilI.uy iur inform Itjou IL To the amount eX,
tended in street improvements durn" The
iG.>nut year up 10 tbs time, 1t is aScertmneu
ihn tU" amounts expended or 70 pc tXpenG
,l il the several wards Of the city, ordered
iy ihr Council and he Committee. are a> fol-
i.~,. Mar>hut! Ward, S2.GS..31: Jefferson
NlrI. -G0g0.42: Monroe Ward, S3,2S1.3I
tay Ward. IS. G33j -; Jackson Ward, 81,
;>3.li; Madison ward. Sl.3033i The
a",uli..; cXurudtd daring the year. including
the wurh done hast Year but rot paid for, Is
>l>.1@-.ei: Tor 3o!h not yet done (es:ina
lra-. ,lNnlt.3D.
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Rumored Railroad Consolidation.

KANSAS CITY, June pa rumor of
proposed consolidation Of the kansas "a
cific ana Union Pacific railroads is creating
quite stir in this city. The managers OF
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. are preparing 70 move
out, the Railroad Company intending 70 run
their own express.
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TH!AvEs D!>rOsED Or.-W llliam Parker
o..n% PaI. jone. tc,loredG, arrested by Police
lAau Charter. charged with stealing one lot
q fngr uuG ole loI Of eggs, the property OF
Nj jaEic> Alfred Jones. was sent 10 5all tor
~ !atutn. hy the Police Justice ycSter day
{. iii! rpi"reQ1. who was led by witDeS~-
In@ ii" -u!,~riu.> Of II starving family 10 steal
c.a. iyt of i!Uu Of trIhiry value from the
'4e>i,r.2>c and Ohio Railroad Company,
W gwen !ivc Gll> IL iil.
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I,sNArE~ F"" = !ic"EES ltG.-in the Cir
ca. tu.., uI i|cGiuOhd yesterday, upon the
>.t uI Il. ta,nrr ci Louis Prii"t!rr, the Jury
f.n.rtl :. v,ru'ct Tor $50 damages against
Gu4-, \ Nsiirm Gl1>"n. builders. Last
sarg, III boy Louis received fracture Of
t.r,- hy r., iA,llu@ al iumb"r pied against
:. .,u.r ~ EuAricrntu near Main street by
a., ,,p pIt.E,ltn.>