davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-12
Bl!EEf'-The n11tEcf waN quiet and unc3Iangc
10 rAuicp

BNEEF-The market WaN f1tIift and Uuc}jangcd.
prices rnllnR atoay at 47j uer 100 ne fur ,nr
10 choice.
NCw YopK,
new Yonx Oct, t,ll-IypEyrs--[1ecetn,s nsn rrrt
Inn IT, 8pu for Tim week Inst H. iii lnst rrk ,.i
nv mainly common IND meJIu1n nnric, aio,1t ~
nIso,t iaat SfnrIavs nrcca ~ :" ~, ~ rr, % , ~
nr REDUCTION Of "a {c an inrnrnr To mnljuIn M
tyee and ali Crains II Ta4as nnI f,ne errk ~ roti.
Poor 10 faIr natiro ntrore 1oS nonI IN nr,,"n
ltf0t11tc. ertra auI fsnrr iIai5,tr. romrnnn ~
good Texna and Chcrnkre rottio Ti96sar ~ "
t;ilxep AND LaunJ-1torFints in Sta n,atfno 9e nan
for The weuk AGAINST 3e osi lat wret ,innnni f.ir
market sbpIo better iNGaCifc fur sbcrn. ET@7Tss
tor iamts: most of l,e enfea II 6L6sE9 "a fur snc
ant Z; ,Sfa3c far jar,,ts '1e@f'
8wikE-1ecccIpts 80 m,kinp q. cco scr tbo
weak aua!pst ulu tapk weox feS bnavy s7tsic tnas
eald n1Ivn a. H.. 49, ' : 7 -'' e'se -1e.
, 1875-10-12

ing tn orders. Thr market II a.eady snd stocks, both
trro and elsewhere, are light. Iuntationn. Tub
washed, ar!esy prime, d2tse3n: DO pour 10 goo 4a
4sn; washed fleece, anr, :a941n; to Medinn,, 4iEA
2da2Rn; do mclIun. 32AEsc: io cosrse, 2aa;loc.
RAILROAD FREiuITH-the rates on tinnr anil
fourth cass wero advanced 1o and 10 respectively on
OF II. Tie rates grain and eata wero unchahRcd.
Etrl{n tzf fhn }nrIF
, 1875-10-12

sFrotn seven points.
On Saturday last thcre was aoht on tho Eric CAunt
lss'o bn wlrn t3s ttd bu corn, bu oats And
l,U0u btu barley,
, 1875-10-12
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wcro tho receipts and shipments OF
tho leading articles OF produces n s city during Tue
forty-cignt hours ending 1t 7 o'clock On Monday
morning. and for tho corresponding date one ycsr ago:
, 1875-10-12

PAOVlStONS.
HOG FHODUCT3-Wcra 1uIot, and With an ensirf
tons than has beon note for sono days past, though
there was no important change In rricca. Tue re-
ce!pt1 OF hogs weFe small and tbs aua.y not such
10 frste to packing operations, who thcro was lftto
change in product At otler roints Tho majority OF
orerstors held OF, A II uncertain which way to trade
I'LL the character Of tile hog product Is better eatal-
shcd, and thcFc IN moro certainty than in regard
TO tho vgor with which packing will 10 prosecuted In
November.
MESS PonR-Tas Tniet and irregular. Tho market
advanced l5ie rcr brl In tho 1rs half Of tho session.
hut tho Ascr fecl!nR wcak, md tho advance was
naorc than lost. There somc Bhorts yet out for
this month"; and fair donand for luta for ship
cnt tho longer options being In light request. Sales
were rororte Of 40 hrts caah ut e133t ui hrs do Mt
sgoo; "a brls ssl1rr Ucoler at ft1 9oOJ
br4 scrr tho year at s1a2 tal3 753 hris miller jail
at s!o.e0AIv.a. Total 7,aso brl, The markst closed
quiet At IL 100 fnr car lots, '22D HlIcr tho
,nnfn!hi f,n shout s;1e, "a y .ser November E22os la.s
February.
LAnp-WaB in rs.hrr bcttor domapl to MI contract.
Sales were tepursI Of ,750 seller At fle5
With runota of more II tle same guse 800 tca seller
& cs seller January ii tlsro au soo t. ealer III.
Ea En,ry at Ssia I9al g. least a'5o tss. The mar
Meats--wele quiet anil irregular. wlntcr-cnred
were Inactive but qlnted ensrr, uw,,4 10 offerings OF
les7 than our lros!uus quotations. Shoulders wcre
non,l!y n'nn sHs; 'ho.s r'ls, i,.'al.c: and shor.
at 1.e"i.c for shoulders. 1nosn lss far cu;npsr-
. lands. ho1cd; late f"r ionH Clears do; 1aIc fnr
t ia%s i sysT,r ts i1si bss II
pecenrcr md January delivery, tho was quot
cd at ekc fur rough sides, Inc for Short rEs or
iu. for long and short clears bo.rl do for Novcl,,-
lsr delivery leil y lc bacon neat+ quoted At l,
TILE, kHl lIi.S for short rlrarH-1l] rnrknt.
, 1875-10-12

1rhf 1dttto Hclte ftubtrNr, lumber achr Ts,,,..,
Whitehall. iumher: hchr j. d. Merrill Iu,,,u. -.
ln'nher: schr Film ElIlnwooA, Whl.s rshr, I,n,o,.
hrhr II. D. Moore, Orhnd Haven, lumber: erhr r .
hk!nnes. Grand 1taren. luml'er; rcs,r 4, rfupr.-
Grand Haven. lnmbcr tchr Maggie Thompson Wht.t
1Afo 'nnl'cr Aehr Arctic, urnnd Haven, litnir,,
achr Day RpEtnG, Grand Haven, ll,mi,er ,,mr Ill.,
feRon, Mushegon suntr!as Bctr II. r. Ntas,n. w.
Lake. lumber schr Norman, Oconto. il,nler .pn,y
q. Siinnonst Grand Haven, lumber; achr iIr,,,.f
Ashtablls. coh; acr T.. Il. Dlako sfu.cgou, ,lumi..
ashF L. !. Mcvca, Ludn8ton, lumber; srhr y
Hoeder, Mnskoaon, futnt,er; schf rsjat, Mn,t.oos
lumber; sehr William Blnr4es, rensa,kcc, ,ums..,
prop f"forte, Mcnoninee, towing; large r, a.
Bronson. Mcnomtnce. lumber; hargo tttanus. ~.
nominee, lumber; targo 9nnora, Arountnlucc lln...
scir +. r. Toyco, Ogonsz Telegraph rule,: ,c,.
Pilgrim, Grand Haven, lumber; brow ytt,n ~ ~
t1u,l!naton, lumber: achr Madam. Grand lr,ysn'
lumber; scow Wilssam Baths. Grand ii,ssp'.
prentice 10y. MhskeEon+ mnner barge g. oD MH! Mn!.
ieHon. lumber: nclr Datrich 6un,ns iunlber ~.
Haycn, coal: schr Cily Of Chlc.eo hprns. inmss.s s
sshr Mary Ludwig, Luivtaa rIet, wood Hchr A. ~
sstisn,ou wL'.e Iake eoaaf lo.ta s.lt K,ie fsi
6ntaa A'ort, l'caftigo lumber schr Il. ii. U.mptnf
Grand ilsvnn lumbar; schr I7rbssia ocopto, iui1c.
@ s ais I'll ootfs paas s :n,ss 3S,sn
sclF Mediterranean, DuTalo l+.auo bu vheat .st;;
III. E1lonwocd, whs nser go heads cab'ass 1T 1T
wstestown, KinE.ton. l7,4oo bu wheat; p,np Fasots
afenomiaco 3on hu corn brls Aour 81 bril- heef "A
m ba'en hay sn ,un!rles schr AceItny. Ero, iio;
do aarquotse, *uo hrls cnrlncsl l75 bsga grliu: ~
+ Aa;c, lsi baaa fred; do Hancock l,i' Gags mi II
ti0 brl4 tHea 49j pkg. crackers, aud Bunlres. I'm.
Chicago, Man!towoc. 10 bsIa apples. '''af
Ninsr ClrAnAnura-schr Venture, Clay p,nts
brla pork, bss boos: alrnr City OF New Yort ~
gon. Grand Haven. IN hackr ceont, Is sacts n".s,
str htnskcEnn, Maskcgun, q brla pork lev i'll ii
br!a salt md 1unlrcs prop o. Il. lEoath Hauqs,neSv
100 dry hides, 20 hr1s limo, aud sunilrca; echr ~
Color, Holland, $50 dry hides. rl OIL aud snni.s.
brig commc1ee. Mc1omtIeo. 2ooo bn eorn, 3ooj ID
rh,, Eric, 1nIalo. 100 hra our 1t.01o Di corn, ~,
brls lour schr West 3ide Kingdom l7,Gy4 In Mas,i
, 1875-10-12

mant.
TAttow-oales and unchanged agure.; sa,es OF
40, COL M Mt 1n,;c.
Wn1sxr-Dcmsnd fair 1t 4 slight conccaslon: sales
Of 80 bris At el18H.
FNE1oHTs-s!arkot quilt md fr,n for chnr,eriug
tonnage, and srong for bcrth-roon; ilts done to
Cork, for orders, bark with a,9o qra grain as Us od.
Nrw ronn, oi i-rnsun-assy 1t,,s- st with moaer
Alto demand tccc!pts. 933 hss sul'arlhn State and
Western, s5lb@a.so: common to good extra, s,.7us
so6f@a.6o: orra Ohio. S17Ms751; 81. Louis, $5.00a
100. Rye aour quiet but bcaly.
sns ist nafss' I'm rcreip
l9o aou bu No. $9a9143; rejected, No.
2 onir1g1 srsiag, nav snd es NJ 10
Wss,sr Wwss;s, d. so'; Al 1SE u aSa ,, od ,;S,t viii
ooa % prime ea,ads Nest ses q Ma. 't Su.
Wet.orn msej stsaa 7os7ss ID sai1, % !s,s;ase 70
htsh mixed and yellow .scacsu.7js @7!c whlo West.
sna srn s,es @ ena s'la,G sat: sS sr iss
Chicago 4toaasc white Western, 47tss5c. '
HAr-stteady ahipplng tSt}1os.
GsooEa1rs7lto co1fcc caFaoea dnl! md lower; 10
GsI' ha. IN sa to1tifns ttfss ! sa,Na @ r. gold sugar
rsin,o, s'io rea,ct, demand falr md market r, as
3o';s!IAG sl9Ia.ses,-rs'r lc,naud nn.l unchanEed.
Ui@s';u; do Iorist,ua. * t e3sc. ' ~" 0N''''''
~; ihrnoIEuA- Qaet, ". 'sfy firm crle To;
aas M1 h.fslT ss.ss aTe saaR'si s'4xe
Br1n1ER IunrENTfNC-Firm 3Jc.
F"n,mwnsnnssa orn,r e.,
ees 9" cut eats 5 neM s, sss a,sy @
;lear, la'49lsa lard qule but hr,n primo ssoau',
40 n,.rrn-1,n,,,,,.,
CurrhE-Elrat 1t o.@1eyc.
Wn,sRr-A BlaLe easicr: t1.1st5.
n.,7r,o.r- ,,d ~. I,hoME. = 1G ,,,,-o,,,, .,,.
Western .uIeshno. $40 35.oo; extra. 6ai45'o; FAM
"a ss;. sgShoa-,tarto. au,, No, emlcr Western
nei,.ay s mixed do nsmir.y 1 st st.aj; tssf NJ.
er mn'nin maeS M I9sn hi anSs W. Tm Mes.
sn,aI M, oS r,t IL a aau wSaK mestcrn
'9Gfsgc. Msg.nu1, an, hc,v, ,,,rv,,n ,n, ,.,.,up.
ceaaic. "N' AS"'S ''N's'a''o null ionnSsisan''
.. tsaS1aas1,sS 1;t sn.r sas5 rG5a ssay pnd E
~ ioo.s: s 'sea sear ri H. ~. II:
,os 9ss s1s ssvs but 'ssdy Western '1sas
~ rrnnnr,iT@nsct,.a. M i'm ,nn,.,h,o - ov. ,o,.,.,
1ob,,ns, 1o1Sl423kc. "'s'''''
ToIspo'
TonEpo, O., Oct. n.NTIoun-ssoady; moderate
ds!aana: " ,,n.,, $780,, e.a., '.S'.
Ka d. III, :; ' No. asS.SAs aSsF Mchian; sIa1
amber fi.0I: No, red, SHY: No lG, ii 10:
do Dsyton aud MIrhtosn. Il Id reieci.i rc''I. oin
sud oso6sr sexo H. ~ or.s saTc spo'
a. LAT apd pa nr!n ho: snot hnu octobeI 3sc;
s9somoet, as3 Mienl9an. 313c rejected, al0
ton kc f,F what ""eo ~ "s'
UnAN-iBxc.
KEoEIrrs-Fiour. TOO brls shcAt. At, ooo hu corn
190O9 Eu; osta, 7,obo bu, s''SS~ 'A 'e'''
corn nj Inn. oata 7 npn h, s "H37 '''S10 1o'
sr. Ior7s.
sr, rou1s, Oct, ,11-FIoun-sesrcs and ar,, ,o,1ou
sEadea: medium and choice lull and lower to sell.
NJ ~ a;,s, ys'ooSf SS oe 1Sssts. AosamneF
tnIfeJ KIN It'd fnr ceT ot, cosh ~ r.. otoi,
settlement. oats guet but stealy; No, 3o}<o Octo-
baE. Barley quiet and unchanged; cholcs Minnesota,
s';I. |m.,, nyo scarce M nothing done; ,u.
1tso M 49, "'ynos nna ntGGnankea+ nuik
, 1875-10-12

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con.
sumption: 17,ct6 bn wheat, bsss bu corn, l,7ss bu
ostd, lG53 bu rye, s32 bu barley.
Ihe following grain wus inspected into store on
honuay morning: car No. 2 white winter wheat
1cars No. red do, u No. spring. l07 cars No.
dot lsl car and $40 bu No. do, 100 cars and 1850
bu rejected do, carr no grade [,ot wheaN: as cars
and 500 bu high mixed cosn 1877 49, 000 bu No.
DO. 34 cars rejected do, II cara grade GA corn) II
cars whita oats, II cars and 1850 bu No. do, 10
cara aud $500 bu rejected do al oas) car No.
rye, cars and 90u bu No 3lo, cars snJcctod do,
car no grade Qs rye ID snd 1900 bu No. bar
le5, II cars No. do, caEs rejected do as barey
Total 8oo cars asa 900 bu. Inspected out: 5ooo9 pu
wheat 1874 bu coru 1875 bu oata, s,6o7 bu rye
1A,syl bu barley.
Tho following tAbls rhows the distribution OF ths
bfeadssua shipped from this city during last week
, 1875-10-12
co.sInRs werc in steady but ltmite demand. E1annna
and blankets In nolc1nto dcn,atd Foreign goods
warn 1uit

pITTsBuRo OIL MARKET.
Ftf1Rnunn, Oct. t.11.-ratruleaIm--Cruh f1.7aE at
rsrkcrs. quiet; rsancd, 1as@l3Lc, rhllsaephIA do
Nvasy.
, 1875-10-12

WILMINGTON Tu1PENTthE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. lt.-splrlts Of turpentlne
aulnt and Gfn It jac
, 1875-10-12


md closed at e5Hc cash No. clorel as g3c, No. At
GGhoa, and rcjsttcd 1T toc. Samples ucro slow ard
eAAy ,1nor largo rFcranAs snt tht market further
ss,nrlcn wefa quoted At tt.lotal2o Cash sales fn-
rnun III Gp lM No. At 9,4eo hu No. It
cod 6sc 2sN bu rcectel u 40c; 1900 bn By sample
at soe@at.2o. on traek. Total, 5000 bu.
LATHBT.
IN tho afternoon rnear pork qnitt ntA Hte1ty At
"a u for 4he anih. fp15 for tho Senr ami $1a2 for
fchru,ey. sa1rA: 40 brls erer tho year At sl9.91.
Lard waa si'so h.sner, elosn9 nt si3.2s Tor tho
at sl9.2s soller octo1os, and sialo9l2l2S scIlet Tho
year.
WHIST was fairly activo and hrer, srIt,ng Al $t,p,<
November sold At s'.nsHsS1 094. ind cioted al si01
Corn was acise aud 70 higher, sollina 1t hsa5o ~
aold at bda@sdHc, and closed at tho inside. Seller
tha yrar alobed 1t &oyc.
Gals fairly artiya, advarc1np ,.R kc and ctop.
lug At 34'.assc seller the month, 5,c:sslIe Noysm.
ber, anil At tic fellor for tho gear.
Harley wsh stcaiy 1t e9o for October.
, 1875-10-12
REAL ESTATE

The following inatruMonts ware hled for record
Monday, Oct. II:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

ChAXGEaf COURT OF RHHHoND, SATURDAY
ine foiIo"lDe csses were disposed of: s
Ine FIST National Bank Es. Won Grooming
| see. Decree confirming repors of commits.
sioners III part, setting aside and anDrrY;inp
sale of part, and requiring pul chaser Of rrsi.
due to appear and show cause ON Goth Oc. q.
Der, 1876, Why sale of said residae to hiSa
shall not be confirmed. -s.'..'--'
Gleason ys. Derine, &c. Decree On repor,
of commissioners Of sale awardfpg rule
aeafast purchaser, who refuses to eompIy
with terms OF sole, why said sale shalF not be
copfrned. eet
Burton & GTsenhow Us. Nicholas. &c. !;
Nicholas, trustee, Us. Burton l. Greeu how.
Order removing these causes to The Ciysuit
court OF Buckingham county.
DuTaifr &e. ). US. ESatl, &c. Order making
James Peasants party defendant and sub.
him 10 all the rights OF David r..
Garth, a defendant, assigned by said Garth
70 said Pleasants.
Sterling ys. Ga,e,. &c. Decree directing a
safe Of the property therein mentioned.
Richards os. Richards, &c.. Decree a,I-
thCyiziug party who has attained the age
Of swenty.ons years TO check for the fund to
her credit in this cause.
Raodgrove, &C., Us. Hardgrove, &C. De.
cree authorizing guardian OF infants to- be
paid . sum authorized by former decreein
this Cause. :a' tf.,,
Martin, &C., IS. Scott, &c. Decree dis
charging estate Of james Scott, deceased,
from alp surther liability, for bis personal re-.
presentasiye having paid in full the sun'forI
which bis estate was liable. i
Also decree in the same case makIrg q i
partial distribution OF ths"fend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

THE MISSION AT ST. PKTER's- CATHEDRAL.
The mission at the cathedral under the
auspices of the Jesuit Fathers, Rev. William
F.. Clarke, Rev. A. N. MariglIano, and Rev.
John Ernig,, commenced yesterday Sunday
morning, with Pontiical High Mass by Rt.
Rev. Bishop, Gibbons; sermon by Rev.
Father Clarke, aud services at night.
During the mission. which will probably
last two weeks, the services each day will be
as follows: First mass at $50 A. NJ. ser.
mon at 6 A. NJ masses at and S:30'A. NJ.
instruction at g. A. NJ. stations Of the cross
and instructions at p. NJ; rosary, sermon
and benediction Of the blessed sacrament at
1880 2. N.
The reverend fathers conducting the mis-
sion are reported to be eloquent pulpit ora
tors, and it is eXpec'e ed their labors will have
q highly beneficial effect among the Catholics
of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

Police CouRTl ON SATURDAY, Janses
Thomas (eofored), drunk and disorderly In
the street, was tined one dollar.
Charles Wren, charged with stealing enc
Pot OF peas from 81. w. Grubbs, was dsss
charged. - 52. -
Preston Nichols, guilty of assaulting ard
beating Robert Miller, was fined two dollars ).
William Washington teolored). charged
with being suspicious character and resist
ing policeman in the discharge of his duty
was committed to Jail for thirty days 10 de-
fauS of surety. ."'
b.. keerns, charged with assaultiDg and
threatening to shoot j. F. Sullivan, was fined;
one dollar
Albert Kitchen, charged With assaultiug.
Elizabeth May With shovel. and Elizabetht
May, on croSs-warrant, with abusing Albert
Kitchen. The parties were discharged with
Al admonition.
James Campbell (colored), charged with
stealing two boxes of soap, valued at five
dollars, from Edward Phelan. was adjudged
guilty, and this being his second conviction
Of petty larceny he was sent. on 10 the Hust-
ings Court on the charge of felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

A SFATUEYgE OF LEE.-A statuette Of
General r. E. Lee 10y c.. Bubert the carver
who cut Valentines recumbent statue, was
deposited in the State Library on Saturday.
Thetigure is in plaster. about two feet high,
and represents Lee, standing beside the
stump OF a tree, dressed in full uniform,
with his cloak thrown over his shoulders.
The left leg is slightly bent, and the left boot
rests Oh rock, his arms folded, his right
hand grasping his gauntlet, and resting on
the hilt of his sword. The head is bare, with
his face turned to the left. Ills saddle and
trappipg rest on dismounted capnon. The
likeness is, perhaps, not very striking, but
otherwise the statuetie is pronounced by art
lists TO possess high order of merit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

ROLL OF HoNoR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL, following is list of the pupils
on the roll OF honor at the High'Scbool this
week:
Junior Class: Ella Hicks, Alice Coghlan,
Maggie Coghlan, Jennie Fox, Rosa L. karr,
Mary Ncwlin, Emma Riddick, Annie Simms,
Florre WiIkerson, Lulie Walker, William
E. Cree, Tiberius Pace, Florence Chalk, Sal
lie Cosby. Carrie Drew, Lillian '. Hutton,
Mamie A. Lyon, Lucy Powers, janet Peek
Ida Ragland, Blanche A. Turner, Lallah X.
Wright, Fannie Potts, Alex. Schaap, e..
Ashby Taylor.
Intermediate Class: Jennie Armstrong,
Ida c. Cox, Mamie Jemison, Lu'ie Minetree'
Laura Pecor, Linda Soutball, Rebecca l..
TAYLOR, Carrie Bennett, Clara V. Dearborn,
Nellie johnson, Aunie B. Pace, Salile b.
Powers, Fannie Stagg, Jennie Ball.
Senior Class: Laura Bracket, Henrietta
Crayer, julia r. Henning, George Fl: Arm.
stead, Charles NJ. Mayes, Cleia Crespl, Mary
r. Fox, Sue William, Lawson Il. Dear
born. ,r
cent. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

GENERAL PIcKETT's FUNERAL-ORDER OF
MAHca.-The final meeting Of the Commit
tee of Arrangements for General Picketps
funeral was held on Saturday night at Gene
raj D. Ii. Maury's Office, and the following
order of procession was determined on:
l. Police force, commanded by Major
John Poe, Jr.
3. Escort: Band; First Virginia regi-
ment volunteers; Howilzer Battery; Cayal'
ry (Kaights Temnar).
5. Clergy and Surgeons.
T. Remains and pall-bearers; General
Picket,'s horse, and veterans oil Picketrs
division as guard Of honor.
5. Carriages for the kindred and military,
family OF General Pickett, and for the Gov
ernor of Virginia and other Executive
officers of the State and city.
s. Troops with sde-arms and Waist.belts
7. Distinguished guests.
s. Delegations.
9. Societies-Army OF Northern Virginia.
&C.. &c.
10. Citizens Cn foot.
IL. Citizens in carriages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

SsArcR-T THIEVES; Asn SUSPICIOUS CHagAs.
rsss.-Officer Skinner chased two GcsEo
boys on, Saturday pight from a store on
Broad street near Faird, where II was ai'.
legged they had stolen foir coats. IN their
fight they dropped two OF the coats, " nich
were taken TO the Secoad stalion'nonSe.
I've men wsre arrested in the Second
market for selling lot Of ''lcoro-salse .
without licenses, aud for being suspicious
characters generally. One OF the men gave
two or three different names, ards said be
was selling the stuff because he VAS entirety
ont Of money, bat whep the oifieers searched
him ne was found 10 he possessed Of nearly
nine dollars. The matter will be examined
| into at the Police Court this H0sring.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

TEMPERANCE MArTERs.-Rev. R. b. Null
len. Of this city, State Lecturer ior the
Grand Division Of Virginia Sons OF ZEN.
nerance, on a recent trip to the P!edmont
reaion succeeded in establishing six dlYi-
stssr sious Of Sons OF temperance at the follow.
inc nlaees , Woodyile and Wsshinsson, 10
Rannppahannock p q county; BrentsviAe and
Buckhall schoolhouse, in FRINGE Hhllam
countg :, Cstletl's Station, Fsuqiaer county
and Eordonsyille. Considerable enshuslasns
was was manifested at some Of these points, ana
= n number of gentlemen who were onss
active in tho Order have aglin eRssted "an
much of their former ardor., :. -, !,
Mr.. Mulen. is lavish in his praise Of ihs
hospila atty OF the good people OF the seea.on
through which he travelled, and quite COM
pIimenlxy to many OF our northern settlers
with whom he became, acquainted ca hl
tour. He thinks much good has beer don
to the temperance cause. aud will pro0aol.
be felt at the approaching session. OF LIZ
Grad Division il this aoRth. !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

THE OATES CEERA CoMPXNY.-The Oates
Opera Company will appear here Fair week,
and pay every night. The operas of Gl-
'rofe. .Girofa, Frebizande, and Madam .An- !;
'go's Child will be presented. In Mrs.
,,Oates's company are Charles Fl. Drew, TENOR; Z
John Howsou, baritone GustaYus-, F. Hall,
.late of the Kellogg Opera, basso; Mrs. Harry
,Chspman, mother Of the Chapman sisters ;.
sand number Of other fine singers and
}full chorus. The company Is provided with
;new aDa'elesant costumes which have arrived
sfrom Europe within the last four weeks. y-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

The JACKSON STATUE INAUeURATroN-
PROPOSED VISIT OF NoRTu CAROLINA Mir
TARY.-On Saturday the Governor received
the following:
"BoYDEN HOUSE, SALISBURY, n. C.,1
October II, 1875.
6: Secretary Virginia State FAIR
/" "Sir,-I am requested by the members Of
the Rowan Rifle Guards "a volunteer mill
tary company in this city, to write you ask.
ing whether or not companies will be allowed
from other than your State TO he present at
the unveling Of the statue Of General jack
son.
"Our company is anxious to attend, and
we take pride in saying that we can carry the
best silver cornet band in this State.
"Hoping to hear from you, remain your
obedicnt servant.
"EUGENE WILSON, Secretary K. r. g."
Endorsement. t.-Respectfully referred to
the Governor, with reply on my part that no
troops Of other States can lawfully assemble
in Virginia without Executive sanction.
"E. G. LEIGH, Secretary V. S. A. S.
" "October Il, 1875"
By direction of the Governor, Colonel
James Mcdonald on Saturday wrote the gen.
tIemen of the Rowan Rife Guards cordially
assuring them that their presence would be
welcome, and giving them the necessary au.
thority to enter the State.
Myrtle Lodge knights of Pythias, No. 25,
have appointed John Maxwell chancellor
commander), NJ. j. Powers, William Han.
cock, and j. II. Carter committee to make
preparations for the Lodge to participate in
the inaugural ceremonies of the Jackson
statue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

MASS. MEETING IN CLAY WARD UNDER THE
DIRECTION OF THE CITY CoMMITTEE,-The
Conservatives ofthe western part OF the city
will rally on Wednesday pight next on the
lot northeast corner OF Bayidere and Fragk-
lin streets, where speakers stand will, by
permission OF the owner, be erected, and ad-
dresses delivered by ex Governor Walker,
General b. r. johnson. Colonel w. S. Gill
man, Judge Crump, Maj Dooley, and other
distinguished and popular gentlemen. The
speaking will be preceded by grand dis
play Of fireworks and tie ascension Of the
largest paper balloon ever seen IN this city.
A band of music will be present throughout
The evening. The Indies are particularly In
vitcd, as the occasion is likely to be one OF
extraordinary interest. Governor Walker
Will certainly be present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

aTRAlFasERs op RSAn EsYarE.-The follow
'rg is statemen Of the eonveyanees ofreaa
estate for the week ending October 1G, 1916.
Lets fronting-76 feet on Seventh street
uesr D for $685.: SO feet on FlIsl street
for $5016; 26S feet on K street near.
Firsf, gift; .2s5 fee. on a street near
First and 49, feet On First street near K
for 9ol80; 15feet on High street, git; 6.t
feet on St. Stephen street near Coutts for
Isl, ,150;T 19 5.1efeet ON Baker street near First,
for 1885,; So feet on Twenty street be.
ty.sercnth street between NE and N for
S1;1S5 ( 80 feet on r street near Bowe for
a512; sI feet on Il street, corner Of Second,
for S40s; 19'feet on Eghta street between
rs and Lfor 242s0a ,773 feet on Tweuty- -eightk
street between 8 and p fos SE0oe; go feet.
on williamsburg avenue for S785; ). Il feet,on
street corner Of Second for $780, Il ,,,.a5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-18

! NR. WrEAr's CoNcEET.-As Will be, seem
In the amusement column Mr.. Wheat'ss
grand coreert wilt take place Friday night.
at Assembly Hali. Mrs. Louise, Camp, .,
brilliant and highly cultivated sopranosinger.
lof Rashin gton, viii be the prima. doHua OF
the occasion ); and Mr.. S. f. .0abourn, 81
yousg and gifted tenor of Baltimore. wilEl
also itke part. as also Mr. s. Gs Young,. they
eminent baritone, OF Washington, who has
charmed our citizens on seyeraE previous. oes,,
casions; wiz assist. Reserved seats msy Be7
secured at WYatt,s on Wednesday. -.