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New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

slant vigilance on the part OF conscientious
members of either House, during the next ten
days, may save the country several millions
of dollars.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

Advertisers ,riH please bring in their favo.
before HALR-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK in tho
epeaing. We cannot undertake to classify those
receired after that hour. The greatly Increasing
demand upon our Press-room compels us to send
the various Pages Of THE TRIBUNE to press at
an earlier hour than heretofore, and thus makes
the above requirement necessary.
Owing to the constantly increasing circula-
ton of THE TRIBUNE we find it more dificult
than usual, and indeed generally impossible,
TO furnish back numbers. Readers who do
not want to lose any of the proceedings of
the Beecher Trial, can have the Daily sent by
mail postage paid) for 81 a month.
The most interesting of the schedules ac.
cOmpanying the Controllers message to the
Aldermen embraced the long list of unad-
jnsted claims against the city, aggregatine
e6.971, 100 IS. We publish elsewhere a con-
densation Of the accounts as illustrating the
preposterous character of some of these claims.
Both amounts and names of claimants in some
instances indicate that the bills are fraudulent.
There IL cause for alarm in the signsyof 40
tivity manifested by the lobby in these last
dsys Of the session Of Congress. Subsidy
schemes, with no claims whatever to the sup
port Of honest legislators, are pressed with
brszen effrontery. and show evidence of
strength In most unexpected quarters Con-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22


The reduction Of the rates Of fire insurance,
as agreed upon by the New-York Board of
Fire Underwriters, will be welcome news to
many of our readers. The prospect of fall
in rates had been foreshadowed in THE TRIB-
UNE, but whether it would be general
or confined to companies unwilling to
be bound by the restrictions OF the
Board, seemed doubtful 1t is evident
that the Board has made q virtue
of necessity, and adopted these more liberal
measures chiefly in the hope that thus it may
be able TO hold its members together. Per-
haps further concessions will be found neces-
sary to effect this object, if great fire inter
feres with the prosperity of our city COM
panies during the present year; but a reduc-
tion of 20 to 25 per cent is very good as a
beginning.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

The report of Mr.. Lyman Tremain on the
libel law in the District of Columbia is not
very clear or clever piece of legal interpreta-
ton, but it will still serve to amaze those OF
his fellow partisans who have maintained that
there was no such thing as gag law Mr..
Tremain's concessions and recommendations
to prevent the dragging of editors from any
part of the country to Washin gton for trial
on libel suits, are given with ill grace, but
they are of Importance. Mr.. Tremain knows
enough law to avoid getting entirely on the
wrong side. 1t is a pity that he is covered
by too many sores to make his movement
on the right side easy or graceful.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

The troubles of that unfortunate enterprise,
the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, have
compelled the abandonment of some under
takings connected with it. Rolling stock has
been Withdrawn from one or two subsidiary
lines, and the managers, who appear to have
tried the experiment of running railroads
with faith as the principal reliance. have not
been sanguine enough to carry their conf
dence one step further and try to get along
without locomotives or cars. Sir John Swim
burne appare1tly has been very diligent in
the interest of the English capitalists whom
he represents, and has played an important
part in recent changes which have affected
the property Of the Atlantic and Great West
ern,
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

The District Ring will bear watching all the
time. Chief-Justice Cartier decided recently
that the acts passed by the late Legislature OF
the District are not valid unless ratified by
Congress. Thereupon application Is made to
Congress to ratify them in bulk. 1t is to be
hoped that it will do no such thing. There Is
now offered fine opportunity to examine the
many laws of a suspicious character enacted
in the days when corruption was the rule in
the District Government. The work will re-
qure considerable time, and it may. be too
late to begn.it at this session, but it is better
to let the matter lie over than to take the pre-
posterous action recommended by the senate
Committee on District Affairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
The Clerical Investigation into
Reecher,s Conduct.

New YORK, November 6.-The following
gentlemen compose the committee. appointed
By the Association of Congregational Minis
ters for the Investigation concerning Mr..
Beecher: Rev. DR.. Burlington, pastor Of the
Clinton.Ayenue church, Brooklyn; Rev. DR..
William Taylor, pastor of the Broadway
tabernacle, New York; Professor, B. w.
Martin, of the New York University Rev.
G. q. Everett, pastor of the Church Of the
Puritans, Brooklyn; and Rev. S. 81. Virgin,
pastor of the Congregational church, of
Harlem, n. 7. ~ ....., .sl
The committee which was appointed last
We lnesday nave held no formal meeting,
nor have they yet arrived at decision re.
garding the method of procedure In the in
yestieation. The, resolution under which
they act directs them to review all the evil
dence apparent and attainabe respecting
the matters which brought Mr. Beecher be.
fore lhe courts, and to report to the Assocla-
ton their findings, coupled with advice as to
whether the accused gentleman. should be
retained in or be expelled from the Associa-
ton.
1t must be understood that the Ministerial
Association has no jurisdiction over the
churches as corporate bodies. 1t concerns
itself only with the personal character OF
their pastors, or such of them as belong to
the New York and Brooklyn Association.
Should the result of the deliberations OF the
committee be q recommendation that Beech
er be expelled the adoption of such reso-
luton would not directly affect that gentle
mans relations to the Plymouth church, 1t
would simply, be q verdict Of moral condem'
nation By his associates. The committee is
not limited to, any set period for iss WoSs.
and will take all the time necessary to SO 70
the bottom Of this complicated subject. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
MANCHESTERsNEWs.

BOARD OF SUPERvisoRs.1-A meeting of
the Board OF Supervisors Of the county OF
Chesterfield was held at'the court.house in
this city on Saturday, at " which all the mem.
bers were present. The proposition for a
compromise of the. salt claim of Messrs. Stu
art, Buchauan& Co., which was effected by
counsel on either side, was agreed to by the
Board, Mr. Murphy alone voting mo-. q. =.
This suit was brought against the county by
the plaintiffs for the recovery of about $1,000
worth OF salt furnished in 1852, with interest
upon that amount. II appeared that the salt
was sold for county bonds, Nessrs. Stuart,
Buchanan & Co. declining to receive Con.
federate money, although that was rendered
IN payment. After the war the plaintiffs sued
the. county, and the matter has been in liti-
cation until now, both sides being repre-.
sented by able counsel. 20 :, rrr e.
,. The claim with interest amounted to S10,-
GOO, but according to the letter of compro.
mise 1t has been reduced to S2,447, payable
In ntwo equal fnstalmnnts with interest from
the 1st OF October, 1876: AS the city Of Man-
chester was part and parcel Of the county at
the time this debt was contracted ut is proba-
BILE that she will have to pay her proportion
(Which Is about one third) to the county
The CoNoERT.-A good audience was In
attendance at the courthouse on Saturday
night TO- hear the old folks concert. The
comicalities of the participants, who were
adorned In wearing apparel of ye olden time,
as well as the singing, ELECTED rounds Of ap-
plause. t... ..,1.. ~ ,f.s.} - ts.5~I
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9 Washington Hteure,

~ - --s- --- ,
WAsH!lsaroA, y so! November 4. Commodore
/ The President tas pardoned Mftor Hsard
and :Rohert.A. Pens0n, who as eashier md
teller Of the >Rhb6e Island Natfopaf Bs,s K
embezdea S280. COO 5iaad ghayes served three
OF nine yeafss term iEshe penitentiMsy .1fJ
IEeF FC0HmisstoD Def on Internal Reverse.
whe baabeeay siderhg the safiois pkns
ipresentea M ths pufpoes Of agiBgspsfits tn
warehouse, has deSitedttat HAdefs sshe,sSat.
utes all such Inventions when brought iisto
use 10 bonded warehouses, according to the
propositions made 70 RE Department consti.
tute the work or ractf6eatfon and nprfiica.
tton, and shOse insibg such processes become
Iectihers Of spirits;naDd sharefere subject 10.
taxation as such. :,
1t IS stated on excellent authority that II,
accordance with The views or The Renub,;can
State Compittee or Mississipp John B. raw.
mond, of the Jackson MISSY Pilot. slcceefis
ex-senator Pease as postmaster at Vieks-
burg, and =. P. Hatch succeeds Dewitt
Stearns as postmaster at' Holly Springs. - ~
Internal reYenue receipts, to-day. S371. !.
900. .02 total for the month, 81 .26l ,91o: for
the fscal year TO date, $40,S75 433. ','31 6
Customs receipts to-day, S471. .3I8. total
for the month, 81. .722 1885; for the fiscal
year to date, S5S 635, ,OlO. - : - ','7 y -
The stesmer Acapulco sails November 18Th
with the mail for Central American and
South Pacific ports. sri i'i's' !" i77osi ssiI
The Treasurer; has ordered the transfer OF
$500, 900 gold from New York to. Calfornia-.
100000 for the, Bank ,of California, and
300, 900 for the Anglo: California Bank.
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. The following is list of the pu.
pils on the roll of honor at tie Richmond
High School this week: tsYs.-.lss..
Junior Class: Florence Chalk, Carrie
Drew, Carrie Ege, Lillian ". Hutton, Bella
Cohp, Maggie Coghlan, Sallie Cosby, Alice
Ezekiel, Rosa Fleishmap, Jennie Fox, Ida
Huizler, Mamie Lyon, Mary Nowlin. Emma
Riddick, Ida Rsgland, Rosa 3. Swift, Blanshe
A. Turner, Rachel Van Wort, gFlorrie VIII.
kerson. Lallah Il. Wright, Ella Hicks, Jo-
seph Calisher, Robert w. Christian. Harry
Moses, Alexander Schaap, j. Parker stith,
Harry s. Walker. - - z'.',,l.s
intermediate Class: Jennie Armstrong,
Carrie Bennett, Mamie Jemisop, Nellie
johnson, Lulie Minetree, Annie b. Paee,
Laura Pecor, lSallie B. Powers, Linda
southan, Rebecca l.. ..Tay lor, Jennie Hail..
Senior Glass: Laura Bracket, Clelia q.
Crespi, Mary e. Fox, Julia B.. Henning
Meta Krausse, Sue McWilliam, palsy Mur
raw, George 81. Armistead, Lawson .. Dear
born, William B. Gay. .t,io-i III
Attendance for the week, 81 per cent. lr
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CHAHcERY COURT OF RICHAoNp--SATUR.
pAY.-The following cases we're disposed Of,
C0rbin Us. Mills, &c. Order, on petition
oil. Sarah Ann RI obinson, referring cause TO q
commissioner for inquiry and report
Charters, guardian, us. Charters, &c. De.
cree confirming report of commissioner and
directing q sale Of the property Ia the bill
and proceedings mentioned. 60 'sl
Adams, &C., Us. .Grame, &C.. Decree III.
recting receiver to surrender the property in
said decree referred to 10 the purchaser
thereof. :. Fl ...,- +. -. = :
Mayo, guardian, vs. Atkinson, sc. !, Decree
confirming report of commissioner, ratifyiug
and confirming sales therein reported, and
directines sales Of other property therein
mentioned. ,..a,t,y, a.. I ,"F !1f st;l.s.
/ Downing us. Richardson, &c. Decree
making distribution Of the fund and O final
disposition Of the cause. 500 :. -
Green Us. Perrin, &c. Decree, by consent,
making partial distribution of the fund.
Rutherford us.; Rutherford, &c. Decree
confirming reports of commissioners aud max
ing provision for partition aud distribution.
Redwood, guardian, Us. .Meanly, trustee.
Decree confirming report Of commissioners OF
sale, directing deeds when purehase.money
Is paid, and making provision for disposition
Of the fund. = s'5a-GE 4 a.5r
TerrelPs. administrator us Chandler, Sc.
Decree ratifsing and approving compromise
therein mentioned. 80" 90" i(rs:t
Dupont, de Nemonrs s. Co. us. Thompson
&c. Opinion Of court overruliug exception
and confirming report, Of commissioner. De-
cree ordered accordingly. 49,. ,ssst-.55,..,,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

cpxs,rsAxs AND Cufo RarLRo&D.-
=, -; sonry tyson has qualified as permanen,
NJ 49, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rsil'
Fs. and given bcna In The sum of $780,.
!1'' stnO 600 ia NE United States Court for
Nv ~, S,s,r;ct and 100000 in the United
.as Conr, for West Virginia. His bonds
sA' ,rs M,ssrs. James E. Tyson, Thomas
. ;'T ,nshan. - Washington Booth, and George
Vr Tvsop says be has no new policy 10
.-.n.,,-s,e, but will eudearor to increase
iE''s it' ss-njugs OF the roxd and to reduce ex.
-Irss. as far as possible. PSI -
o. expresses great interest in the compile
.,n of the csral from Buchanan to Clifton
y,rss w. and believes that it will result ln
.,.,, ~, GOOD 10 the State and prove Of adyan-
:'rs .' hot6 10 the raiIroad and to the cansl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

The MINsrRELs FOE THE FUN
Manager Powell Will have the Theatre tbor'
oughly warmed tonight! and fCaalenders
Georgia Minstrels win commence an engage
ment of six nights. Who does not IKE 70
hear the rich choruses and the funny
things that the end-men sometimes say
One Of the Boston papers has the loiioWlag
complimentary notice Of the troupe:
q They have burst on us like an ayaanes. e
and taken-t town by storm. the cem'
pany has made an immense hit 1n Ibis CITY
Am the reserved seats are sold long before
the performances begin, and the nouse \
filled by fashionable audience--one rarei!
seen nt minstrel entertainment. The rusi
to see them Is upparslIaied In the history Q
misstreisy. The psrsormsnce OF this oan'
of real mInstrels ere received with the hign
est enthusiasm. They fairly overflow WV
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y,vcrs7I DELEGATES TO THE PACIFIC RAIL
LAMENTATIONS. The Governor issued the
fofIogiug last Saturday: -rEtt
II MI uhom these presents may concern
.-,st,Do: Whereas II Is proposed to hold In
;5e ri,r Of 81. Louis on the 23a day Of the
nre.rnt month national convention TO con-
s.dsr the subject OF Pacific railroad through
n. States and Territories of the Southwest,
ana n take such action in its favor as may
.@em fl: and whereas the undersigned has
ieep requested to appoint delegates to at
tend The same as representatives Of the State
ii Virginia: now therefore !, James L.
Eenpar, Governor Of the State, do
Sa-gSy name and commission the fol.
nyinr gentlemen as such delegates :
Colonel T. 5. Fournoy, Of Danville; Mar.
hall Parks. Colonel Walter 81. Taylor, of
Sorlolk; Captain 4. G. Pegram, Of Peters
brc: General j. D. Imboden, Major Robert
S,iles, Colonel William 2. Burwell, Charles
rli., Colonel H. c. Cabell, franklin Stearns,
# Richmond: Hon. Thomas S. Bocock, OF
Lyrcbb,lrg: Colonel William Watts, Of
9oanoke; Wyndhsm Robertson, of Abing.
don John Lercher, of Lexington Judge
Z. PsndIeton. of Winchester; John L. Mayre.
oIFredericksturg General James G. Field,
Of Cupeper; Colonel E. ". HUBBARD, of
Buckingham.
These delegates are also expected to attend
the Pacific Railroad Convention to be held
s. Memphis on the 19th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

POLICE .CoURT, SATURDAY.-George W.
Cline, charged with felony In stealing, on
the night of the 25th Of October, silver
watch and chain and forty-two dollars from
the person of Dr.. William F. Figgatt. Cline
summoned j. P. Ballard, clerk OF St. James,
hoping by him to establish link in the
chain of evidence for his defence, which was
very uutimely on his part, as the evidence
elected from Mr.. Ballard served only to
strengthen his guilt. The case was wound
up by Cline being sent to Jail in default of
surety to await trial at the Hastings Court
John johnson and Edward Watson,
charged with breaking and entering the
premises of Thomas Duke in the nighttime
and stealing o lot of clothes. Both dis.
charged, but Watson being very suspicious
character was required to find surety for
good behavior in the sum of one hundred
dollars, and in default was committed.
Giles Brockenborough (colored), charged
with unlawfully marrying Phillis Drummer,
he having wife living, was sent on to the
Hastings Court, first Monday in December.
Bail allowed iu the SUN Of five hundred dol.
lars. ss..ta
J.J. Price, charged with buying and re.
ceiving lot of railroad iron, the property of
the Richmond and Danyiue Railroad Com.
pany; continued to the 10th. instant. Baied
in the sum of three thousand dollars, with
Henry Bodeker as surety. ~ il ! / T.
Edward Mosby (colored), charged with
stealing lot Of cabbage, the property Of
John Philips; continued to Monday next.
Bailed in the sum of one hundred dollars,
with Robert Beazley as surety. as9f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

CosyEYANeEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING NovEaBERi 6.--Lots fronting
32 feet on Washington street near Buchanan
for $50; % feet on E street, corner twenty
fifth. for $4,000; go feet on e street, corner
Third, for ST., 900 ). 1872 fee. on James street.
corner Cedar, and 1872 feet on Buchanan
street, corner Cedar, for s792; 26 feet on
Pine street between Beverly and AIbemarIe
for S572; 90 feet on alley between j. ands 4
streets for $205; 50 feet on TWenty-hrst
street between b and E, for. 1000; "a feet
on Seventeenth street near Washington for
81, ,O32; 81 feet on Locust alley between rf'
street and Tobacco alley for $2,4O0; 81
feet on D street, corner Virgins, for ,OOO ;
30 feet on Cherry, street for S420 ~ ieet
on Thiriieth street near 20 9for. Sa2o;
14O feet on O street for S1 ,260; feet on
o street, corner T T~enty. ninth for S2'55o;
81 feet on Il street, corner Thirty yieigntn,
for 81. $50; 29d feet: on FL street near ThffE7
tietb for S462;, 80 feet on Haryle street be-
tween Grove and Floyd for 81 600; oS feet
on Twenty-Grst street between D and for
81, 900; 46 feet on Lester street for aoo
80 feet on Pine street, corner y, ior Soso J
30 leet on Church street for 1892 34z feet @
on Orleans street, corner Sixth, for Sl7I; %
feet on Orleans street near. Sixth for Sla2
a. feet on O street. corner Twenty-seYenth,
for Sl,050; 33 feet ON Washington Sstreet W
near Buchanan for Sl73. ~ s
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SCHOOL Trustees following named
school trustees were appointed during the
past week:
.i4qlsta: Riyer.Head district, Dr.. j. c.
Dunlop, rt&ppointed; Middle River district
Benjamin j. Craig, rtappointed; Pasture
district, B. 0. Ferguson, reappointed : Nerth
River district, Major j. Il. Erwin, reaopoint-
el; Beverly Manor district, Captain E. A.
Fucher rice David Speck, resigned; The
Pasture, Dr.. W. II. Davies oice J. F. Hei-
z"r, resigned South River district, Frank
Bell. E,Q.. cjce j. Il. Hamilton, resigned.
Albemarls p: Scottsville. j. K. Barksdale
RiyanDa, J. W. Goss, Jr.; Charlottesville,
Dr.. K. K. NcRse: Samuel Miller district,
Alexander r. Yarcey; White Hall. Lucien
4. Nichie rice z. B. Brown, resigned.
Charlotte Walton district, w. W. Wat
kin; Bacon district, A. G. Jeffries; Roam.
oke district, j. n. Ednunds; Madison dis
:.iet, I. J. Tho; nton.
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sTHE VIRGINIA ORKaA: sosssas,T :rsa = Thera, r.as
quite q large audience attke yireinfa Onern-,
HousepnI Saturday right toawftness the prs.
sentation sof Eaoch Arden. The play 3was
sdImgi5abiy 9 rendered pnd rtfss saesI1g band
This week, commencing with tonight ,.ii
sfMoney aud Misery s'i-a Singular title. ~
the way; viii be produced. itfs The latest
London sensation ID drama fn Hse acts. said
TO be replete with pathos and abouudine in
startling situations, II will be pnt upon the
stage withneW and appropriate scenery.and
will no d6HbE attract lsrgs audiences n
lWas played for seversl cohseculiv Rights jn.
The principal London theatres. 81 IN. -
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I :Rl,ai..aas Conducsors, Rrot

RaiAsSaSI GOn6Nc10r&r kfroshekno0ust
n fA4LAsrJ., Ca. November 6.-The Con.
ductoss,, brotherhood adjourned tonight.
Grand Chief Conduetor! ,Cruzen, of Great
line, Ohio, was expelled from the: Brother
hood fJr misdemeanors and fraudin Office!
W.L..GolIins, of Hornellsyilley D. Z,
was elected grand chief conductor; G. a.
Ssau ncbfield, Of tCfestfer, Iowa. assistant
chif ( condnctor II. c.. w. Long, OF! Fort
Wayne, grand secretary; j, M Bradley, 'oi
Atlanta, grand treasurer; Calvin g. Whea,
t,on, Of sEImira, n. Ys grand conductor sol
ceremonies wv. H. Morse, Of Omaha, grauo
/ inside sentinel; Louis Keegier. of hata'
Wissa. Pa, grand outside sentinel;; NIL
Smith, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, past grand ehie'
conductor. .rl
The next meeting Will be held on the first
Tuesday in November, 1876, at' Omaha, Ne.
braska. - i Il S.. .z5 .,fs.,
a grand banquet was given tha Brother
lthood last night, and there will 90 an excur'
sion to Florids next Monday.
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BIZ EiIil,Es;lGsiRApHI..' &,
Repaba.esns Rstesetass -arans nsk,

epubaaesuiRsfseefaEs4Gssans sMake,s
l.a.aa otis - eaR 6peeeh5 .is ,gsissfa,5
Z -WlsHasaToa; Eov;B. Ia huBdfeS gups
wefs fred by the Republicans this evening
infhonor tof tbeiriticsbfis of last TUESDAY.
Aptoeesfon was formed fsnd proceeded 10
tbeDExefuiFe sInaDsfeRj where they ssre5
naded' tEs' Rresid lent who from the ffonstos
the pcftico acknowledged tfie compliment as
f0tlowSsi no ~ ~ ssse oil ai
FtsGentlemcnJ Ism yeryglad to meet yos
on this ocssasny and 70 congratulate 7youiob
80 good FOR rejoicing TO TIE entire
country over; The elections of last Tuesday.
While 1thsf lRep1blican majDritiesI were not
great they y'weye Sufficient iosaeesssplIsk the
pHfpose. Thei' rag -bsby p has been entirely
suppressed. ans the ipeopis Bow ksseE what
kind ofmonsy. they are 10 haFeinit efuthse Z
and1I think we have 40 a5sura0ee ffas The
Republicans wilIeostrol this Gofernaieas for
at least four years leDger ' 4tf MD fsssffssi
!. Three cseers were theBg fof tt,e Pre-:
sldeut, sthree cheers sfofi hard: Denss ;sand:
threesheers for the Rresideni's sscEoof poficy.
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WANTED TO KEEP WARM.-On Saturday
nlgnt about 8 O'Clock negro boy named
faictte Watkins, aged about sixteen years,
went into MIR. G. Uncer's store, on Broad
street, with the ayowed purpose OF. buying a
cosI' Alter examining several bis eye fell
upon one which suited him 10 st." The
price was named, and Fayette, seizisg drab
GoSefcoas, made haste to leave those parts.
TAKEN to the Second station-bouse, where be
VI VIII repose until this morning, when Justice
White will settle the matter for him. 'ss.
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The cwhishey Fraud indictments,

New YoRK, November ga Chicago spe-
cial says the grand Jury have indicted sixty
parties for violations Of the internal revenue
laws. Most Of those implicated reside in!
Chicago, many being prominent citizens.
The victims are from wealthy rectifiers down
to impecunious storekeepers. Aafi4ht :
CHICAGO, November 6. IA number piper!
sons indicted yesterday for alleged violations
of the internal revenue laws appeared in
court to-day and gave bonds for their ap-
pearance.} The amounts Of their bonds range
from five to fifteen thousand dollsrs. It Is
believed that from fifty to seventy-tive In
dictments were found. aI's "@' asoIi ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08

REMEs1BE THIs.-Now Is the time of the year
for pneumonia and fatal results Of predisposition
To Consumption. BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP has
been used in this neigbborhood for the past two or
three years without single failure 10 cure Ii you
have not used this medicine yourself 60 to your
druggist and ask him of its wonderful success
among his customers. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
wholeSalp agents.