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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

LADIES. USE READS Duchess COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America sold by
druggists and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL
rEp & Co, agents.
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LADY BYRoS's PERSIAN LiLY-"HlTE removes
TAM freekles. aud beou!l' 'sihe comp'exion. frce'
Is cents. POLK MILLER & Co., agents.
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THE ONLY PHOTOGRAPHS OF FoEEYs JACKSON
are taken at the LEE" GALLERY.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK, new styles
Of fancy baskets, nowers, plants. and bulbs. ut
JOHN MoRToN's,
corner Main and Reservoir ST. eetS.
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.--We solicit your or
ders for printing, or call st any time you may
wish to see specimens oh ain estimates, feeling
assured that It will be TO your advantage.
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-Sow Is the time TO oroer
your election tickets. Send your orders 10 DISPATCH
PRISTISG-HoUSE-
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ELECTION TICKETS promptly and cheaply print
ed at the DISPATCH PRIsTlyG.EoUsE. Send In
your orders early.
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FoLEY's STATUE OF SToNBwALL JACKSON
Pho ographs at the LEE i" GALLERY.
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FROM ENGLISH NEGATIvRs-FoLEY's JACKSON
at the "LEE" GALLERY-the only original pic
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READS DUCHESS cokoGNE-Finestin in the world.
Trial bottles 25 celts. POLK MILLER & Co.,
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USE THE EUREKA BUTToNHOLE-TwIsT and
EUREKA MACKINETwIsT. They are The best.
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MEMBERSHIP CERTIFTCATEs-onnual and In
stalment-can be had at the Dispatch office.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by using
Reads Oriental Tooth Wash. us splendid, anu
costs but 35 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER q co.
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Go TO HERMAN BoscuES & BROTHERS, TO hav'
your shoes or boots maize. 2. fit guaranteed.
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DISPATCH PRtNTiNG-Ho HoUsE.-- Unsurpassed IA
cilities for the prompt execution OF all kinds OF
printing. orders oiled promptly and at low prizes
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have anaIyzed the Whiskey kno

have analyzed the Whiskey known under ths
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. Wal.
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and fna II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and faUry pur-
poses., j. B.. McCAw, n. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College OF Va.
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Aictlmund 1ispatrh.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, 1876.

sg- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rsLARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCULA-
TON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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son and the entire Conservative ticket, and
SO informed the committee when called upon
to serve as judge. s
Respectfully yonrs,
October 81, 1916.
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MANCHESTER, NEWS,

4a = y ! =
REGISTRATION Books will be open to-day
and tomorrow at the usual voting places
for the purpose Of registration. All parties
who have become twepty.one years OF age
since last registration, and those who have
changed their residerce from one ward TO
another, thereby necessitating transfer, are
expected to register.
MERCHANTS MEETlSG.-A meeting Of q
number.of the merchants In this city was
held yesterday at O'Clock st the Odd.Fel-
lows Hall. and an association organized to
be known as the Merchants Protective AS.
sociaton. DR.. A. Monteiro was elected
president. and John Matthews secretary.
Their object is 10 prevent imposition BY
fraudulent purchasers. The meeting ad.
journed until the 10Th instant, when their
organization will be perfected.
HusrINGs CoURT.-This court will convene
this morning.
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-7he probabilities
are ha. it ,ciH be ,cdrmer, clear or partly
cloudy.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
Range Of Thermometer at the Dispatch Office
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- ~rs 20 CONSTITUTION.

A"' O., tx,, 0, norSK or V,aa1SiT 2s,sSAThs
Wi.'<<- hENrh"'' iT%ICiIM0>p, July rs, 1872
+: "a 4 4:
,LLv'iNIA ar r"'''E'''" J. BELL BIGGER.
>'' ,,.nsc OF Delegates aud Keeper OF '"e
C1Gss.4 Il Virginia.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF STOCK.
IN HOLDERS OF the eRIGHafOND, YORK Exy~s
Err AND CHESAPEAKE E RA1LR0A05COMPA-{ {
NY Will be held at the Office Of the compeny. Id tbs
1878. at / 81 FI1. w. E. SMITH.
oc 22-td Secretary and Treasurer
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MEETINGS..

EIRST RALLT OF THE REFORM
friends OF Knight and ssarke viii be t,sld as 8
O'clock THIS EvgNiHa "a ~ @ Al the corner Of PINE and
other speakers will address The meeting. =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Stronger and Prices
More Encouraging.
GOLD 113 Sd A lib 5-S.
Investment Securities Firm
Bonds Steady.
WALL STREET,
MINI La 40 A..n....A 10 a u NJ

WALL STREET,
Thursday, August l2-6 p. NJ
In activity and hrmness Western Union to-day again
took the lead The belief generally prevails and It Is
the conversational topic of the hour that sooner or
later combination will DO effected between this corpo
ration and the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
whereby the former will obtain the principal control
OF the telegraph system and be in condition to esab
sh what rates 1t may deem profitable and acceptable to
the public Whether the respective committees of con-
ference will make their report at early day is
doubtful question, it being properly argued
that so important a change, and one that
Is likely to materially advance the price
OF Western Union will not be officially announced to tho
public on a dull market An open secret is good
toy to play with Erie was held with toerable
nrmncss, in the hope that tho representatives
OF tho English interest in the stock and bonds
may succeed in eGecting O compromise that will
prevent tho line from passing through the last
stages or litigation. That earnest efforts will
be made TO reach mutually satisfactory
solution of tho pending difficulties is true but the path
is rugged and important concessions be made
both sides 1t is yet early discuss any pro-
gramme that may have been suggested to infer
suits Atlantic and Pacific preferred, which yesterday
sold down TO Tx and to-day opened at Ill., showed an
improved tone and closed at 12h 1917. The opening
price Of Western Union was S1H, from which the ad-
vance was steady to s21l. 1t then dropped to S2h,
but recovered TO S2Z and ended at S2%.
Lake Shore from 59Z to 60A,
which the last price Pacific Mail
reports of further negotiations with Panama sold at
3s% SO 3oX. Union Pacific advanced TO 1871 but
ended 72H. Ohio and Mississippi continued steady
1s& 1871. Erie opened at Is, reccded TO lax and
closed at lax. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
hrmer, and found purchasers ut 20 a 20H Hannibal
and St Joseph sold at % Northwestern at AK
a41H a41& do, preferred at 548. Quicksilver ended
ut 16 Missouri Pacific advanced from Ask to 46H.
Kansas Pacific sold at II
SALES TO-DAY
showed more activity in the market than usual amount
ing a. 900 shares of the speculative Stocks which
distributed follows:-New York Central and Hud-
son, 165; Erie, LAG; Lake Shore, 6,2oo; Cleve-
land and Pittsburg, 200; Northwestern, 1900; do.
preferred, 500; Rock Island, 800; Pacific Mall $500;
ST. Paul. 100; ohos, 700; Western Union, 90 $50; Wa
BASH 200; Union Pacific 1000; c., G. and l. c., 100;
Panama, 800; Missouri Pacific, 1850; Atlantic and Pa
cihc preferred, 1000.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tho opening highest and
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NEW YORK CITY.

An alarm OF fire caused at half past three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by smoke issuing from fur
mace at Manhattan College, 13lst and the Boue
ward
Emanuel Meyer, aged fifteen years, of No. 292 Grand
street. had his left hand severely cut yesterday after
noon by a circular saw Carros box factory, No %
Elm street His wound was dressed at the Park Hos
pitaL
At about half past three O'Clock yesterday morning
John Ford, fortyA years OF age, of No. Hamilton
street. fell out Of the fourth story window of his rcst
dence to the pavement, distance Of thiry-hve feet
and was severely injured
Daniel Soluble, aged fourteen years, residing at No
81 Deancey street. while at work painting, yesterday
afternoon accidentally fell through hatchway dis.
of three stories and received serious injuries liz
was removed " the Chambers street Hospital
John Eagan, aged fifty years, residing at No. AZ Van
dewater street. was found yesterday morning lying in
the yard ut the rear OF his residence suffering from So
in the head 1t is supposed by the police THAI
Eagan fell out of second story window he was TAKEN
TO the Park Hospital for treatment
The trial of officer Perkins, of the Ninth precinct
who is charged with clubbing Mrs. Ellen Herman, Of
No 40 Jane street. the night Of the 25th Of july
was continued before Commissioner Smith at Polics
Headquarters yesterday afternoon. number OF VIII
nesses were examined after which the case was adj
journed until Thursday next
Three officers belonging to the Fifteenth precinct were
arraigned before Commissioner Smith yesterday They
charged with using unnecessary violence toward
prisoners on the morning Of July Is Tho officers
brought witnesses that their conduct was Justi
fable, they had been assaulted and had only used
their clubs TO save their lives The case will DO con-
tO-da
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NEW JERSEY.

The taking OF the of Jersey City is almost
completed According the returns already made the
population Of the city Is about lie, 900.
boy named Leonard Altman, aged nine years, was
accidentally drowned at Passaic yesterday morning
while bathing in pond In Paulison's quarry.
The funeral OF the late Daniel Mcleod took place from
his residence in York street. Jersey City, yesterday
The services were conducted by the Revs Messrs Van
Cleef and Hardness. The pail bearers A A Har-
denbergh, J. r Hoole, Thomas Gopsill, NJ Bailey, II
Clarke, Wilton and Thomas kgbert The remains
were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
Tho dissatisfaction the people Of Jersey City in re
gard to the selection OF for the Post 0cc by
the postal authorities Washington is so great that 10
has been suggested to Mayor Traphagen to call public
meeting In reference TO it The proposed site Is so Ear
removed from the centres OF business and population
that IL Is practically Of no advantage TO tho ctzens-
Tho now developments in the vapor gasnght contract
in Jersey City more damaging against members OF
tho Board of Public Works than those already pub
lisbed Fourteen afldavts have been prepared for
presentation to the Grand Jury Tho city charter makes
government be interested, directly indirectly, In
any contract in which the city is concerned
Judge Knapp has warned tho Commissioners Of Jurors
for Hudson county that the former system OF selecting
Jurors by allowing the clerk to the commissioners
at his discretion in choosing jurors will no longer be
tolerated The Judge had received Information that
attempt was being made To pack the jury box with
view TO an acquitta or disagreement certain i'm
portan trials to take place at the September term.
melee occurred last evening in tenement house on
Fourth street, Brunswick, Jersey City, in which
William Hayes struck with heavy weapon on the
head and severely injured Sergeant Smith and officer
Eaton proceeded to the house and found women ono
Of whom Intoxicated The latter arrested, and
the assaant Of Hayes bury looking man, was caught
and locked up in the Second precinct station Hayes
had been only short time out OF State Prison
Yesterday warrant was issued by Justice jain, OF
Hoboken, for the arrest Of Abraham Schmidt who
terrified tho denlzens OF Union Hill late on the night
previous by his evoutons with huge knife DuringS
quarrel between him and J. Krobt he drew ont knife
and rushed at him with fury that drove his adversary
into a brisk retreat Schmidt followed, with the evt
don't resolution 70 despatch Krobt bat the attor luck
N.Y. escaped Schmidt away from the place yester.
day, and oudsd ths constable who went IN search ~
hkn
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WESTCHESTER.

A. Kingsland contemplates making trip the en-
suing fall in his yacht The Flash to Florida He Will
make an exploration OF the rivers bayous and inets Of
the Everglade State
The dealcation OF Daniel W. King late Tax Receives
of the OF Greenburg, which created great sens
ton neighborhood at the time Of its discovery has
been satisfactorily adjusted with the County Treasurer
and his Official bonds cancelled His sureties Cana
forward and paid the amount of his obligations
The politicians Of Westchester county are I'M
usually early in their preparations for the ensuing fall
campaign For the lucrative Office OF County Treasurer
there are no less than three democratic candidates in
the field already lows:-George w. Davids, of New
Rochelle; Gilbert Lyon of White Plains, and Isaac d.
Noxon, OF Ossinng On the republican side the name
of Joseph L Sutton only has been put forward for the
offca
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD SALE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

the foregoing pan and to the sale to be consummaed under
the decree said proceedings and do hereby make,
stue and the said Johnston Livingston New York
city Frederick Billings Woodstock Vermont George Stark
Boston Mass j. X Moorhead@ Ptsburg Pa j. ~ Hutch
nson Philadelphia, Pa and John NJ. Denison, Baltimore
u their successor true and lawful at
torneys for and each of us. and in our name,
place and stead, TO carry out the above plan in
our said attorneys full and absolute power and
authority 20 10 and perform all and every act and thing
whatsoever requisite and necessary be done carry
the foregoing plan including the power for and
each OF At meeting of bondhoder aud and about
the premises fully and 70 all ntens and purposes
might or could do II personally present. with full OF
substitution aud revocation hereby tfyng and confirming
al that our said attorneys their substitutes shall lawfully
do or cause " DO done by virtue hereof hereby revolving
any ana all powers OF attorney authorizations In the prem
ses which we may have heretofore given
persons whatsoever provided that the undersigned do not
assume incur authorize their said assume
or incur for then liability whatever Tor the payment OF
money.
Selected in place of William Thaw. resigned
After which follows the manner of describing stocks
and bonds Thus, the registered bonds are designated
by H., the coupon bonds by C. and land warrant bonds
by l. w. the signatures and residences or tho holders
amount and number of bonds held.
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STATEN ISLAND.

There Is demand for post ofico at Clifton, or
drop ctter box and carrier. People living there COM
plain that they have 60 at least mile TO Staple
ton to get their letters
Tho new Surveyor of the Edgowater Board OF Trus-
tees proposes establish grade for the village.
There has been good deal OF jobbery in this business
heretofore-as many three different grades having
bsen made in year-in some places almost running
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BROOKLYN.

Tho official census returns show tho population OF
Brooklyn TO be 5o6,61a A
Joseph Loader the upholsterer, who is In Jail await
ing trial for perjury will be released on bail to-day
One hundred and eighty-sx permits TO erect new
buildings were granted in Brooklyn by the Suporntend
ent Of Buildings last month
Another hearing will DO given by the Common Coun-
ell to the opponents of the rapid transit measure on
next Monday evening The President Of the City Rail-
road will then be heard
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Tho changes IN closing prices compared with those OF
yesterday follows-
ADvAycE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, Il; New
York Central, "a Atlantic and Pacific preferred, IL ;
Lake Shore, q; Northwestern common u do. pre-
terred, "a; Ohio and Mississippi, u; Pacific Mail, Il;
Panama, a; Quicksilver, u Rock Island, u; Union
Pacific, Ii Western Union TX st. Paul preferred, ~
District OF Columbia, S65,s, q; Erie in London, ~
and St; Joseph u; Harlem "; Wabash, 4 Marposa,
x gold, u.
The stationary stocks Delaware and Lackawanna
and St Paul common.
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rate of discount gives us every prospect of steady and

rate Of discount gives every prospect OF steady and
well supported market
Eric to-day advanced u per cent
SECOND DESPATCH
LONDON, August 12-5 p. NJ
Tho general market since my first despatch, Is fur
ther improved owing to a much greater ease in tho
money market and is again quiet
Owing 10 the Withdrawal of large amounts the rate Of
discounts to-day the Bank OF England is exceedingly
low-in fact the lowest ever reached
American securities are firm, United States govern
ment bonds funded loanl being quoted at 104X-
The Paris Bourse to-day is firm and quiet
'@TuE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS. CLOSE MARKET.
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To-Day. Last Eng Total.

Consumption. .................... l,lOl % l,l61
For delivery the sales follows August
800 bales ut 14c IA s2e September d 800 Ut - 29s2e
l3 81 -32c.; October 100 IL Lice Is 2732c No
vember 800 - ll-l6c - % 32c December 200
1895. - IS SIC January 100 at Is 2932c March,
II 5-l6c. Total, 100 bales The receipts
ports follows galveston 80 bales; Mobile, g sa
vannah 49, Charleston, o. Wilmington, 3 Norfolk Il
Boston, q PHILADELPHIA . Total 30 bales This day last
week. 1872 bales This day last year 9S6 bales Total
September 345T 4O3 bales Cotton freights closed
lows:To Iiavre by steam lllec to Hamburg, by steam
Sac eompressed Bremen by steam, nc. compressed
10 Liverpool, I'D by steam by sail 14d
FLouR AND GRAM-Receipts-Flo 1867 bbls wheat,
malt 500 do The flour market remained dull and prices
favored the buyer The sales 10000 bbls Rye
quiet and unchanged Corn meal firm with sales Of
1000 bbls and 200 bags 81 90 So for Brandyne 81
81 50 Western, "a "a IS for Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania per bbi Baltimore sacked coarse, p co. city
81 rs white, 81 per lbs Jersey sacked
coarse 81 GO 81 S. fine yellow, 81 81 S. and
whit n ucr ihs We uuota
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CLOSING rnicxs-s P. NJ, YESTERDAY.
THR GOLD MARKET.

TIE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 113< and advanced to ia tho closing
price of yesterday Sales have since been as low
1875, the market being weaker in tone The rates
paid for borrowing 70 per cent per annum and
164 per diem.
Tho specie shipment to-day $500 800, including
$3.50, 600 gold coin.
Tho awards at the Treasury gold salo to-day were as
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RANK SHARES
The following the bids to-day for city bank
shares :-Amerca, 1872; American Exchange III; Con-
trail National, OF; Chemical, 1,e0o City, 300; Com
mercc 122k; Continental 9s; First National 200 I;
Fourth National 100; Fulton, 1856; Gold Exchange 12l
Irving 1866 Manhattan 14o; Merchants, los "; Mer-
chants Exchange, l2l; Nassau, 1867 Now York ,1a2;
North American, 1907; Park, las; Phoenix, 9sk Re-
public, or Tradesmen's, 142; Union, 14o
TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS.
These being special wo quote follows-
LONDON, August I2-3:3 p. NJ
The announcement OF the failure Of Shaw & Thomp-
in the iron trade In my dispatches yesterday had
only temporary effect on the market The rumors OF
the other failures have not been confirmed, and tho
market to-day, as general thing has been quiet and
well supported.
Consois quoted o. ~ which is an advance Of
Of cent 1t Is regarded rs an indication Of a strong
market and much activity Of business
This confidence shown 10y the action of the directors
Of tho Bank Of England, who to-day fixed tho minimum
rate of discount at per cent
The fall In Pennsylvania Railroad securities continues
The quoting price to-day for Pennsylvania Railroad is
45H dividend decline Of u Of a cent since yester-
day and Ia per cent since Tuesday The continuance Of
disqucting rumors in reference to Pcnnsylvania Rail
road affairs led TO this movement AT tho same time
Philadelphia and Reading, which yesterday fell 3 per
cent, to-day advanced "a per cent and IL now quiet
ut so.
There has been a slight advance in the new FIVE
twenties of "a per cent With this exception the mar
ket in government securities continues arm. The same
that advanced consols of have led the
rise In American government securities
Generally speaking the market to-day Is much
brighter than II has boon during tho week. the tendency
TO decline IA values the atness that arose from failures
and rufnored failures have passed away. This with
hs advantageous action OF tho bank in arranging allow