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LAcoN, ILL.,, Feb. s.-A fire yesterday
morning destroyed Cooks block, this city,
together with the contents of the Odd Eel
lows and Masons' hall and F. H. Turner's
clothing store, all of which were located in
that building. Loss $4,000; insurance
&1H 900 q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

GREAT MUSICAL TREAT IN STORE On the
3Oth instant Mr.. Henry G. Barnatte, mem
Der or De MoEay Commanderg OF Knights
TEN plars, of Boston, wbolis also one OF the
best humorous singer: in" New England.
will visit. our city as. the ,gue>>f'of some OF
our TempIars. and has kindly consented 10
aid the choir Of the Second Baptist church
ina select concert at Assembly Hall.
+ Mr.. B1rnabee has 4 great reputation as
singer, and will be remembered ny the FEM
pIaIs who visited Boston last June as large
contributor 10 their pleasure BY his rieh
voice and iuimiiable Wit. - ..ti
The reputation of the choir appearing
with him is TOO well esta bllshed here TO need
any .commendation.
This is most gratifying inauguration of
the concert season In Richmond, and As
sembly Halt will undoubtedly be crowded
on the occasion. 81 ga 7
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PERsoNAL.-H. D. WbitcoAb, engineer Ct
the James River Improvement, and one OF
the Mississippi RIVER Commissioners. has
returned to Richmond from New York.
where he has been attending the sessions OF
the Board.
Joseph DowdalI, Esq, OF Columbus, Ohio,
Supreme Scribe of the Knights OF Pytbias, is
in the city as delegate to the Grand Coun.
clI, Improved Order of Red Men.
Captain E. H. Cha'kley, crier of the Po-
lice Court, bas returned ir ON the White Sui.
phur Springs greatly improved in health.
Mrs. Eliza l.. Van Lew, mother of Post.
master Van Lew, after several weeks Of ex.
haustive sickness, was so i'll yesterday that
her lite was despaired Of 2. ~
Judge Hughes, Colonel Jobn R. Popham,
clerk Of the United States District court,
United States Attorney L. l.. Lewis, and
Commissioner NJ. F. Pleasants, are In Alex
andria, where the United States Courts are
now in session. tsnz 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE CITY ScEooL
BOARD AND BOARD OF PoRT WARpESs.-A
joint meeting of the members Of the Board
of Aldermen and Common Council was held
in the Council chamber yesterday after.
noon-Mr. j. A. Meredithin the chair. t..
MIR. W.P. M. kellam nominated Mr.. C. j.
Fox to ill vacancy in the Board of Port
Wardens; and the rell being called. and MFR
Fox having received all the votes cast (3I,
be was declared duly elected.
Mr.. Talbot nominated Mr.. C.. p. Rady for
reelection as member of City School Board
from the First district. : -
Mr.. kelam seconded the nomination !; and
the roll being called Mr. Rady was unani
mously elected. l .. -.f. ....-s
MIR. Manly nominated Judge W. W. Crumr
for the vacancy in the Board from the Second
district. Several member seconded the nomi.
nation. The Judge was unanimously elected
MIR. Tanner nominated Mr.. Nj. L. Straus
for reelection as member of the Schoo
Board from the Third district.
Mr.. CarriDgton nominated MT. Leroy s
Edwards for the position.
Mr.. Christian nominated DR.. S. ?. Moore
Mr.. Straus was elected.
Adjourned. .... .--..
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POLICE CoUKT, Yesterday Mifla.
ton. charged with assaul,iDg and betting
child Of B. K. O'Dwyer, vas discharged.
Jacob Williams, drunk, was committed to
Jail.
Rox,na Hill and Gertrude Minor (both
colored), charged with felonionsly breaking
and entering the 'dwelling-house of Mary A.
Moran In the day time and stealing three
dollars and five cents In United States cur
rency. Roxana Hill sent to he Hastings
Court and Gertrude Minor was discharged.
Emmett Smith (colored), charged with
stealing two pairs of pants and one pair of
shoes from Charles Smith, all OF the value of
$3.50. was sent to Jail for sixty days.
Thomas Goodwin. and Louisa Coleman
(both colored), charged with feloniously
breaking and entering in the night time the
dwelIing-house Of J. L. Taylor, were dis
charged. .@,re ~ ag.
The case of Avis Otinger, charged with
| interfering with the police in the discharge
of their duty, was continued until to-day.
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8 .es 20 ins supreme Court. Messrs. s.. M
r1se ana y. Y. Cabell represent the accused.

LAST CHANCE TO ApPBAL.--Tha time wil.
elapse IN . fen days for persons Who feel a.. :.
grieyed by the assessment Of ei,y property To
appeal therefrom, :Aii persons not ayaiiine
themselves of this opportunity viii have no
redress till the next assessment. 81 S
FIRES IN TIE Cry + AND .CorwyY.-Yhs
dwelling OF Mathew Taylor, corner OF Fou
teenth and Hull streets, was set on Ere St
different times Sunday night BY an 10
diary, and partially burned. Loss smaV
covered by insurance. q ALSO, the dwg 6f
Mr. Daniel Burgess, Of New York. led
in Skinquarter, Chesterfield eoupty,A. fire
Supposed accidentally. and consumed the
entire building. Loss, sl 600; no insurance.
FINED. Cornelsus Purks was fiued yes,er.
day BY the Mayor S5 for keeping an unli.
eensed dog. 2aas<a s. -I.s
CHEsTERrrRLD CoUsrY CoURr--R Ron. ". r.
CtopsOn presiding.--The grand jury fthe
first since the restoration OF criminal .juris.
diction to county courts) met, and found
true bills against Samuel Gaskins and George
Garbett for felonies, aud H. c. Watkins and
j. IA. Armstrong for misdemeanors. az ~
Samuel Gaskns, Indicted for burglary, was
tried, found guilty, and his term in the pen
tentiary fixed at three years.
j. b. Armstrong. for violation Of revenue
laws, tried and acquitted. -
". .F 49,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow
ing is list OF the conveyauees of real estate
for the week ending September IL, 1915 !:
Lots fronting 81 feet On Seventh. street near
Leigh, for IS 800; s feet on. Brook avenue
near Madison street, for 81; 80 feet on
Twenty-second street near Marshall, for
$3.50; q feet on Main street corner Seven
teentn, for s6, ,63S; % feet on Cary street cor
ner Pine. for $1,000; 21 feet on Madison
street, for S5; 184 feet on Culyert street near
Cary, for $Ju0; 1e4 feet on Culyert street
near Cary, for $500 ;r333 feet on Tenth street
between L and M, ,fOr 81 900. = sE4 =. +
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SACRIFICES TO THE DEMON OF STRONG
DRINK. j. r. GarI,ck. D. D., by ap-
pointmeut preached sermon on the :. Sacri-
fees to the De9on of Strong Drink " at the
Eeigh. Street Bsptist church Sunday night,
-basiug his argument on the 1st verse OF the
10th chapter OF Proverbs: "Wine IS
mocker, strong drink is raging: and who:
soever is deceived thereby Is not wise."
Citing the sacrifices which the heafhen
makes to appease the wra.h of bis God and
quiet his conscience, property, and even life
itself, he said that the demon of strong drink
required even as much at the hands OF his
followers and worshlppers, without any cor
responding benefits arising there(rom, but
rather losing every thing. Property, domes-
tic happiness, self-respect, truth and lnteg.
rity, life, and at last the soulitself, were all
sacrificed 10 this demon. Taking up each OF
these 10 turn, he prOdur argument and
illustration TO prove ois statements; aad
rarely have we heard them put IN stronger
point or more chaste and elegant language.
He closed With an earnest appeal t" the
young men in favor OF total abstinence as
the only sure ground on which 10 stand.
The ouly persons who arc absolutely sure OF
not becoming drunkards are those who never
partake of the iutoXiciting bowl. - -
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HORRIBLE DEATH Saturday night about
s O'Clock u colored child two years OF age,
living on the premises OF Mr.. w. g. Down
ward, No. 800 Eighth street, drunk haf q
cup OF concentrated lye, from the effects or
which it died on Sunday night. The lge
was 10 be used in cleaning brasses, and Dad
been left on table, where the child disco
vered ii, and believingit was some paiatabie
drink gulEed the grelfer part oi II do8n.
DR.. Trent was called 10 ana promptly az,
ministered anLidotes, but the MISCHIEF had
been doue and could not be repaired, and
The suifarer, after enduring indescribable ag'
ony. was on Sunday night relieved bs death.
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Mr. Base moved to q. .fike ont .,b,e. nav of

Mr.. Base moved to ss.fike out the pay Of %
to judges and insert S., Lost.
Mr.. Darlington rAo9ed to strike out IS per
day to registrars and insert 23 Lost.
The ordinance as 1t came from the Council
was adopted. p @~3 ~ ,t9-.5.3.,a
Common, Council joint resolution trans
ferring $4,000 to credit of sewer fund was
taken up and concurred 10. .,,. .e.
Common Council joint resolution for the
payment Of the account Of j. z. Dowell,
superintendent fre!alarm and police tele-
graph, was taken up and concurred iu..
Common Council joint resolution permit.
ting the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Com papy to unload wood
for the poor west Of Adams street, was taken
up and concurred 10. @''' ...' 80
Common Council joint resolution appro-
priating $4,000 In six per cent. bonds OF
the city for repairs to city j,il was. taken up
and concurred in--ayes Il, noes 1-Mr. Car
riugton, who thought a new Jail ought to be
built. pa }as! i. 7,,-5s... y,s.,s 4
LUNAT1cs.
Mr.. Wagner, from the Committee on Lu-
natics, reported that the committee had been
organized by the election Of Dr.. O. F. Man.
son as chairman.
The committee presented a resolution pro.
viding for the payment Of claims for the care
of lunatics, by the Auditor, as soon as the
claims are certified by the chairman of the
committee. Agreed to.
81 RESOLUTIONS, &C. ~. 1..s,7.s
BY Mr.. Kellam A resolution as to the
expediency Of erecting retaining wall on
the north side of Broad street where it
crosses Bloody.ruu gully, at an expense not
exceeding $500. Referred. ~
Mr.. Carrington presented the following:
Resolved the Common Council concur
ring), That 81, 900 of'eight per cent. bonds of
the ity, payable in thirty.four years, he is.
sued and the proceeds of the same be applied
to furnishing overcoats for the police force OF
the city, which overcoats shall be turned
back to the Police Department when any
member of the force shall from any cause
cease to belong to it. Referred. .r
By the President: Petition of the Virginia
Agricultural Society asking to allow the
Redmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company to run cars to the Fair
Grounds, &C., during the Fair, commencing
on the 26th Of October. Granted.
On motion of Mr. Tanner the Board ad.
journed. a.s-., :s.. ,............s... ...t t.....
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TIE SIDNEY HoMrcDs-TnE ACCUSED Con-

TIE SIDNEY HoMcDs-TnE ACCUSED Con-
yIcTED OF INVOLUNTARY MAESLAUGHTER. -
Edward Brown, A colored boy about twelve
or thirteen years of age,, was arraigned 10
the Hastings Court yesterday to answer for
the murder of Watson Taylor, and pleaded
not guilty. On the 29sh of July last Brown
and Taylor. companiou, but several years
older than Brown, at~Mr. Alonzo Philltps'S
stable, in Sidney, got into dispute about
some unimportant matter, and Taylor slap.
upon accused seized q stick, in size and
shape not unlike large lath, and struck Tay.
sulting in death. The jury found Brown
guilty of involuntary manslaughter, and
fixed his fine at 81. The judge added thirty
DAYS Imprisonment IN Jail.
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How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons SUI
fering with fever and ague, Intermittent bilious
fever will call at the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure Is certain,
and the chills will not back during that sea-
SON. 1t contains qupine, arsenic, or other poi-
son, and one-haf bottle will restore your health,
It ceanses the system, pures the llysr and secre-
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
Al Ia .sat
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. DEvEgEUx.- The funeral
of Mr.. Nicholas Devereux, who died on Sat.
urGay last at his residence on Ross street.
took place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from St. Peters cathedral, and was attended
by large concourse ofpeople. The burial ser.
vices were performed by Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons, who also delivered touching and
beautiful discourse. The remains of the de-
ceased were taken from the cathedral to
Shockoe Hill cemetery and inferred in the
family section, Rev. Father Sheridan Off.
ciaSing at the grave. -
Mir. DevereuX, although not native OF
Richmond, being son Of the Emerald Isle,
vas one of our oldest citizens. he came
among US when quite young, and by bis
strict attention to commercial pursuits and
unblemshed integrity not only was success.
full in his worldly affairs but also gained the
high esteem and respect Of our business
community, as we'll as Of all who knew him.
His charities, though unpretentious, were
numerous, and in his death the poor as well
as the orphans have lost benefactor. For
many years before the war he was engaged
In the leather business on large scale, but
of late years had retired to enjoy the fruits
of his industry. At the time OF his death
he was sixty.seven years Of age.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Hillary PACE 2lsa.-Tbe clerk Of the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield has Just com.
pleted d copy of the record in the case OF hll-
harry Page, WHO was tried ct the last tsfm ief
burning Colonel Rufins house and sens
tenced 10 be hung on the 10Th OF Dteem0ss
.nexs, The record contains one hundred and
forty pages Of legal cap, and tho ease now
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FINED. Police Justice on yesterday
fined the following: Chelsea johnson,
charged with threatening j. a. Harris, &2.50 !;
Benjamin Dickinson, drunk, 80; IA. Clark,
drunk, So; Charley Welcb, James Harris,
and Henry Harris, for being disorderly on
Sunday in the public streets, 81 each; John
Cox, abusing the officers in the discharge tf
their duty, 81; Wilson Henderson and Al
bert Langston, 81 each for interfering with
the police; Laura Jones, 81 for using inGe-
cent language in the street; Philip Robin
SOD, drunk and disorderly, 81 James Der
byshire and Benjamin Bull, charged with
fighting in the streets-Buli fined 81 Derby
shire not answering the summons, an attach
meat was issued against him; Anthony
Grandson, for holding possession of one tub,
the property Of Bane Smith, 81; Robert
Taylor, drunk, 81. - .g.
Three.fourths Of aboVe-named are colored
persons. ,.E-....rr
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DELIVERED uP.-..The sheriff Of Fayette
county, w. Vs.. reached this city with re.
QUESTION Tor Gecrge Hsnes (@hite). charged
with larceny at Cotton Hin, Fayet,e county,
and not, long ago arrested here by Messrs.
Knox & Wren, independent detectives.
,Hanes was delivered over to. ihe sheriff. ana
the latter, With his prisoner, left the city last
NIGHT. ~ 3Ff., Gt.E.;,tt.fs .Ie,s'se so 81 "
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GREAT CoUSGIL OF RKp MEs aP rHE UNITED
STATES SEsslDN--TElRrY STATES
REPaasENTED.--The Great Council of the
United States, Improved Order Of Red Men,
will .kindle their camp-6res In this city Of
Pythian Castle Hall this morning at 8
O'Clock. The grnnd officers are
George w. Lindsay, OF Mary land, Great
Incobonee. II, ..s.,'s.;,
Maurice q. Gorham, Of Pennsylvania,
Great Sycamore. :
P. 81. Wentworth, Of California, Great
Junior Sycamore.
Poison Couts. Of Ohio. Great Prophet.
Julius Maris, of Delaware, Great Chief Of
Records. !,
Joseph Pyle, Of Delaware, Great Keeper Of
Wampum.
John Dumoell, Of Pennsylvania, Great
Tocafon. t.-.
Christian sieble, Of West Virginia, Great
MinDiWa.,
The first business in order will be the adj
mission Of new members. The reports from
the great officers will be called for, aud after
tnat the, standing committees will be ap-
pointed and new business introduced and
considered, The great officers are not to / e
elected at this session; the present ones hold
over. It IS expected that representatives Of
about thirty States will be in attendance.
Many Of them are already here, stopping at
Ford's Hotel. s. ..s., y.,.,
At3 O'Clock this afternoon there will be o
grand parade, consisting Of the delegates,
with the ladies accompanying them In car
riages, and the various Tribes Of this city and
members of the Order from Petersburg, Al.
exandria, and perhaps Baltimore. Colonel
w. c. Darlington g iii act as chief marshal.
Wednesday night there will be grand
banquet at the Virginia OperaHeuse.
On Thursday evening the members of the
Great Body and their Richmond brethren
and others will enjoy delightful moonlight
excursion to Dutch Gap.
The Great Couucil will probably be IN
session till FridIy or Saturday next.
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION o-NleHr.-To-
night at 8 -o'cleckl there will Dc grand
moonlight excursion down the river 10
Dntch GAP and return. The splendid barge
Greenbusi1 and the, fast steamer .. a. ArDoia
have been chartered for the occasion, ana
viii Fave the Old Dominion s'eam'b'p sEem'
rany's wharf at g O'Clock P. M. Persons up
town can leave CARRIER 81 Co.'S office at 7;30.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

HENRlCo COUNTY CoUaT-Judge E. G.
Minor presiding. The regular term OF this
court commenced yesterday. The court was
mostly engaged in civil cases.
Peter Stumpf, charged with selling liquor
without license, was acquitted; and two
other parties, charged win the same offence,
were discharged by nolte prosequi.
The court then adjourned till tomorrow
at II O'Clock,
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A ooUlrrEo. jones Marks (colored) was
tried in Judge Guigon's court yes;erdse ior
breaking and entering the bsr-room OF CID
I'm & Burns and stealing therefrom three bot
ties Of wine and q box OF cigars on the letn
day OF July last, and was acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

A New TOBACCO WARsHoUsE.--The pro-
prieto,s Of the Planters warehouse, hnding
their present. quarters, southwest corner
Fifteenth ana Cary streets, insufficient bave
determined TO erect a large building on the
lot opposite. bounded by Dock, Fifteenth,
aud Cary streets, aud tina old CITY Ga :.
Works. Work will be commenced &c once.
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+. Klr- CARSON. The draratic season at the
Virginia opera House wils be opened on
Thursday night. when the Kit Carson ORA
matte Combination win commences On er.
gagement, OF three nights. Reserved seats
may be secured at Watts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-14

A CHARACTER Nor ABOVE SUSPICION
Sunday morning about 80 O'Clock Sergeant
Ben. Howard and Policeman Ogilvie ar.
rested Joe Baker, q colored mau forty years
OF age, on the charge of being drunk and
unable to take care of himself and lying in
the street. Baker was taken to the First
station. house and searched, when papers
evidently belonging to Mr. Jesse T. Hutehe-
son, one of the inspectors of the Planters
Warehouse, were found. Yesterday morn.
ing Sergeant Dln. Wren called upon Mr..
Hutcbeson and explained the circumstances
of the finding Of the papers, which led to the
Identification Of the papers aforesaid and the
serving of warrant upon Baker charging
him with breaking and entering Mr.. Hutche-
sons Office. Baker was carried before Po-
lice Justice White, but his case was continued
until to-day, when it is anticipated that there
will be enough evidence presented to cause
Baker to wish himself well out the clutches
of the law ''s r.-s" '' -#F. -..'@'
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SnyER-PLATEp TEA-SETs, CoMMUNIoy-SETs,
Ice-Piichers, Walters, Goblets, Coffee aud Tea
Urns, Butter Dishes, Gut Glass Castors, Breakfast
Castors, Fruit Stands, tCake-Stands, Puff. Boxes,
Ice-Bowls, Vegetable Dishes, Forks and Spoons,
Soup-Ladles, Sauce-Lades. G. ,GENNET, 100l
Main street.. 5'.E . ' ttf
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GRAND GIFT CoNcERr.-9he first gift concert
Of The Montpelier Female Humane Association
positively takes place the 30th Of September, or
all money paid for tickets viii be refunded, With
interest on same. Now Is the time to buy tickets.
They cln be had at G. F. JoHNsToN's music and
news. store 91S Main street. ,
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+ TRorrIss RAcg...-A trot,ing race foT q
purse OF Sl50 viii coaie OF at the State Fair
Grounds on the 18Th instant AZ a %.
Among The weli-kuoWn horses entered are
Moilie, Flying Du Gilman, Kate, Ugly Dutch
man. Joe, and Trump. III