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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27

IN.
the Rev y, a, p s ss 3 ap,ssSH.
ms cross over me River and rest under the
shade OF the trees.
l.
@ There ts rest beyond the river.
4 m the pleasant palnt.tress. sbaue,
Where the saints redeemed forever
Are II, spotless robes arrayed.
when The conflict here is ended,
And the battles die Is 'tr.
There is rst beyond the river,
ON the sweet celestial shore.
There 10 rest beyond the river.
There we all shall meet again;
We shall see the crest Lltt-giver,
In the splenror OF his rtign;
Where tIie faithful aud the fearless,
And the tried and true OF earth,
Ina happy home AND fearless,
Enter if.'s immortal birth
iii.
There Is rest beyoEd the river.
When the Christian soldier falls;
When devoted friends must sever,
And the last loud bugle calls:
And the ancient anthems ringing
Through the eveT-bles ed lane,
The beloved ones are singing
(. AS around the ttrsne they stand.
~ o. There is rest beyond the river;
i5g We shall all cross over there;
Faith triumphant fall US never
Not torrow or care.
Safely to the haven Giidisg,
49, @ Where our patient souls wouid 90,
And In loves own Aome ABIDING
are the friends We long to see
-.
There Is rest beyond the river;
Let uscross into the light
TO The golden da wu Of morning, .,,t.
Where there comes no shade OF b@l''
Where the dear hasds we have io'os"'
And The fond eyes sadly c,9se''
In the marble features monldeo
Aia IN perfect iHe discloseu'
VI
,Ther, q rest beyond the river
Ger lis deep and solemn flow
where the eainIs ingl0ry gather
And our hearts dear lewe.s 80.
Let us cross the silent river,
Sweet In Paradieefo rest;
Safe 10 part no more. forever.
Where the pure 1naeart are oies''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-27
BY NJ. Ra;es,
success or TO Perkins &c Bates,)
Real Estate Agents and auctiopeers,
corner Tenth and Bank streets.
BY NJ. Ra;e.

4 UcTIONssALE OF SEVERAL BEAU
n. TIFUL BUILDING LOTS ON THE NDKTH
81, " OF MARSHALL BETWEEN THtHI I :
4 HiRD AND THIRTY-FOURTHs TaEETr.5by
request OF the owner I shalt sell at nuhtic auchon,
on The premises, on MONDAY The 29'h VI toVsin !,
Der ipstanO nj O'Clock z. NJ, The ab ye-dttcribea
LOIS, froiiriug thirty-three by one buadrsd ana
sIxty-fye feet each, and facing the proposed patA
at Chinborazo These OS n ems, or com.
foriablr home.
Terms: : reasonable and at SALE:
IoaS ii. BATES, AIetioneer
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.AucrroNs saLEs T,sIs nay.
BY COOK q Laughron. Anefioneers,
81 IN no. 10 Governor street.

GTOEK OF RES, NEW.
~ sPRIEG-WAGONs,T 0P.BuGGy, SPRING.
DRAYs. HORSE. MULE, CART, &c, &c. AT
AUGTiON.-Rt The request OF Mr.. VIC. Ldck we
VIII sell at No. 701 Brooke avenue. on WEDNEs.
DAY, December LIST, nc 10k o'clock.
small etock or 6 8OCERIEs,
At ,STORE.EIxTURES, SCALES,
SHOWCASES, BINS,
Large ICE.Box,
NEW SPRISG-svAGoES, ~
GOOD WOBKsHoRSE,
GOOD WoRK-HULE,
ToP.eUGGY,
SfRIyG.URAYS,
Z. 1 BoRSE.CART.
The above articles may be seen at any time before
no27 Auctioneer5.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Aucuoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

c0OBARRELs ROUND-TOP CEMENT
OOOs AT AUCTfON.--Wi be sold at my store,
los Virginia street. on SATURDAY at IL d..
500 barrels RUUND.TOP CEMENT, on account
OF the manufacturers. - n A.. 3. LEE.
COOK e LAUGuTON, ucttOneerS. nD25
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

IN n. WALKER & CO., GENERAL In
~. SURAECE AGENTS, fe14 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF London and Edin
: AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cinctr
natl Ohio-asseta ever 81 600 .00c:
MY. OF New York-assets over 100000:
LYECHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-assfts 0yes
$500, 900:
kTLaNTIO INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn, E.Ys-assets over S3Q0.e0l. IS
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, or brcok'
lyn. NJ. Y. assets over $4,000. 600,
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, ya--assets oyer 100000.
Depositsd with the Treasurer or Virginia. ~ Us.
Dg0, Losses equitahly adjusted aad promptly pale
at this agency. Applications solicited, and ilmes
Gtata attantton given tseratA &C ie Z
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a MULES,
1 HORSE,

800 ZUlHelU O1tCAIILE, ~ ~.
20 head Of HOGS,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, and HOUSEHOLD
and KITCHEN FURNITURE on said land.
Title perfect. Possession given at once.
TERMS: For the personal estate, cash; for the
land, one third cash, and balance for bonds at one
and two years. equal instruments, bearing interest
from date, with personal security, and deed OF trust
on land purchased to seenre the same. The terms
-. - - ROBERT 81. MANN.
TrUstpp.
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s,rl.fkTDF EETTERS.

Z IsTs OF s. ETrERs REMAINING .la
IA THE RICHMOND PosT-oF FlG ~ My Ia- s
Pennns caiaing 6or letters in this list VIII pieass s
say Syertsed, az not called for III Jour 49, 49,
iileY Will be sent te fhe Dead-Letter Nnlcct ~ -
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
A VALUABLE BJSINESS.STAND on
n Seventeenth street, opposite the Old Market,
between Franklin and Grace streets, FOR SALE
RICHARDsON & CO.,
no 24-4t 11IS 6iaiu street.
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BY Grubbs i Williams-
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between main and Bank.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between main and Bank.
TWO HANDSOME FRAME DWELL
L INGS, ON THE EAST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET BETWEEN JACKSON AND DUVAL
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS.-We will
sell upon the premises on FRIDAY, 26th 'Novem-
her. at AZ O'Clock 2. NJ, the Two HANDSOME
FRAME TENEMENTS Nos. 1928 and 725. one
occupied by ". q. Quarles, the other uuoccupied,
each containing seven rooms, and kitchens With
two rooms, with gas aud water on the premises and
culyeIt. The property fronts forty feet and runs
back The usual d. nth. Also. vacant lot fronting
Is feer, immediately adjoining.
TERMS: At sale. GkUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
Auc;ioneers.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed on account OF rain
until MONDAY, November 29th, at the same hour.
GkUBBS & WILLIAMS.
no 27 Auctoneers.
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YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun.
IL dred tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Also,
Reliance an6 Burnside Egg ana stove: west
Viryinia SpIIpt of all Kinds: Georges Creek Cum.
brrand. for steam aud smiths USE; Clover HUI
and M'dlntbian Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Coke;
Oak and Pine Wood. WHIT kOh HIS.
oc "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets. .
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HOUSE AND LOT ON DUVAL@:s
IL STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-HI
The HOUSE Is No. 8, south side Of Duvsl street,
east, between First and Fopshee; five rooms, gas In
all; good kitchen and coalhouse. LOT SO by 215;
garden large enough t. raise vegetables sufficient
for family; well Of cxcellen. water. The houseis
The same occupied by rue from 1868 to 1875.
PRICE: s., 6OO-S400 cash; the remainder ut E,
IL, IS, and "a months, each lnstalnent 5000.
Apply 10 w. +. DRINkARD,
mo 1S Editors room, Dispatch Office.
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
HIS Msfn street.

nNEHUNDRED AND THIRPY.sEvEN
~ FEET OF 81 ROUND ON SOUTH LAUREL
STREET, AND TWENTY-NINEFE FEET on PINE
STREET, AT AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, NO
vEMBER 10Th; at O'CLOCK =, My ~ S re.
Date 1877 by 14S FEET, fronting on south Laurel
street, TWO squares from the terminus Of the street.
Lot on Pine street, fronting 90 by las FEET to
alley, and bounded on the south by q twenty-foot
alley. This lot IL beautifully located and is on the
west side Of Pine between Spring and China Streets
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In six, twelve.
and eighteen months, SIX per cent interest, secured
by trust deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Auctfoneer.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until SATURDAY
the 9th instant, at the same time and pace.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
nc23.26&27 Auctioneer.
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WANTS.

WANTS. -..
NTANTED, A SMART, ACTIVE COY
w about twelve years of age. apply At s24
Main siree1 up.stairs no 27-at
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A NTHRACITE COAL for furnaces, La
n trobes, self-feeders, base-burners, and o'her
stoves: CLOVER BILL LuMP > ana HS : t,,1 lot
highly recommended; BLACK HATH lump:
average and smiths ike the s.ioiotn,an aaa
is mined ON adjacent property. for saie IL prices
to safety dealers or consumers:
Fourteenth street near Aayos bridge
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Their, Is rest beyond the river
Der lis deep and solemn flow
Where the saints inglory gather
And orr hearts dtar Iewe.s 80.
Ietus cross the silent river,
Sweet In Paradisefo rest;
Safe TO part no more: forever.
Where the pure 1nneart are olest.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-10-04
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1875

Chronicle, and many others. Speeches
were made by j. W. Schwab, chairman,
Mr.. Raymond, General Custer and 9th.
ers.
Col. McC omb was called upon and re-
sponded for the press: That the press
Of California claimed to have discovered
the lead which Mr.. Raymond Is now
so successfully working, they knew the
vein would prove rich in productive
ness and encouraged their favor
ite comedian to prospect and prove
that there is millions in it. The press OF
California joins with the press of the At
lantic slope, in wishing continued sue
cess to an American artist, playing in
an American comedy, by ali American
actor. Mr.. DeYoung, Of the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, was called upon to re-
spond to the guests of the evening,
which he happily did, in few appropri
ate remarks.
An attempt was made at midnight
Saturday to assassinate Captain j. Ii
Lowler, OF the Metropolitan police
Five shots were fred at him from
the doorway OF beer saloon on
Royal street, but Mr.. Lowler was un-
nurt. A. Brosseau, a carpet dealer, ol
Chartres, was mortally wounded. Police
Captain Mortinet, Sergeant McCann and
Officer Shannan have been arrested as
the chief parties to the crime. AS soon
as Mr.. Br0sseau fell he was robbed of
two hundred dollars.
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FLASHES.

J. NJ. Scantlen, attorney, of Morrow,
O., died yesterday.
There was a heavy white frost at Men,
phis yesterday morning.
Peter Stage, Of Faribault, Minnesota,
| snapped a revolver at his wife in fun, and
| is now widower.
Nearly all the manufacturers at Iron.
| ton have reduced laborers' wages from
81 % to 81 per day.
The total Internal Revenue collec.
| tions for September in the Dayton Dis
trict were $l14,779 S3.
The steam yacht Ariadne cleared yes
terday from Erie, Penn, for st. Louis,
ia the Fox and Wisconsin rivers.
Seven columns of Alfonsoist troops are
pursuing the Carlists under Saballs and
Gamundi in the Province OF Gerono.
The hog cholera has broken out in the
country east Of Day ton, and scores of
fine hogs have already died with the
disease.
A dispatch from San Diego says seri-
GUS trouble is feared with the Pala Indi-
ans in the mountains of the northeastern
portion of that county.
The total population of Minnesota is
stated at 597,01S-a gain over the total
population of 1870 as enumerated by the
Government Of l5l,312
John Lutterel, hay cutter, was killed,
scalped, and his ears and nose cut of by
Indians, twenty-five miles west of Fort
Laramie, on the 10Th.
The Emperor of Germany, ON his ap-
preaching visit 70 Italy, VIII not go to
Rome. He will only meet king Victor
Emmanuel in upper Italy.
Another attempt to bury the remains
of Guibord will he made at Montreal on
Friday or Saturday. 1t is believed vio-
lent resistance will be made.
Willard Carpenter, Of Evansville, Ind,
filed for record deeds conveying S500,00O
Of city property to college founded by
him, aud called Willard College.
A. A. Winegardner, prominent lum-
Der man OF WIlliamsport, Penn, suicided
yesterday afternoon by drowning him.
self in the canal. Financial embarrass-
ment was the cause.
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Cuttings at the Capital.

EpeClHl W tue 5khT
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. A mass meet.
ing OF colored voters is announced fol
Friday might in front OF the Capito
building.
The wife of Jos. Rapp, railroad man,
took sixty grains OF morphine yesterday,
but at last accounts was still living.
The case asking for the writ of man.
damus against the Auditor of Hamilton
county to compel him to put the extra
four mills tax ON the duplicate, has been
taken under advisement by the Supreme
Court.
Internal Revenue collections in the
district Tor September were $S6,017.
Daniel Morris, a carpenter, living two
miles west Of the city, was struck by a
Short-line engine while crossing the
Olentangy bridge last night. and was
knocked into the river below and killed.
The tax consumers of Columbus, as
represented by City Council, have taken
courage from the example of their Gin.
cinnati brethren, and brought an
action to compel the Auditor of
Franklin county to put upon
the duplicate levy of six mills in
excess of the nine and half mills au-
thorized by law in cities of the grade OF
Columbus, three mills Of the amount
being to pay for widening streets in the
interest Of real estate speculators. The
case was called in connection with the
Cincinnati case, and taken under ad.
Visement.
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sFSst5 T%o Gaa4s. SSs! mo. 50

nual receipts to have been s6J,202, and the
expenses $54,J10 One hundred and sixiy-two
lots were sold during the year. Burial-per-
mits during lhe year. 1858.
THE Trustees Of the German Protestant Gem
etery have made every effort to secure the
bodies recently taken from the grounds, and
have taken such steps as will efiectualy pre-
vent recurrence Of such an affair in the fu-
ture. This cemetery is one Of the most care
fully managed and best guarded In the city,
and the sexton; we are assured, is very rcli-
able and painstaking person, and those who
are best informed do not attach o shadow of
blame to him. In fact, it was through his
watchfulness that this matter first came 70
light.
Hon. JACOB GARDNER, the illustrious coal
dealer, ward politician, proprietor of the Blue
Clay Region, and next friend OF the old Board
OF Control, is in serious trouble this morning.
One OF his multitudinous coal carts, by some
unaccountable means, became unlocked and
giving way to the pressure, spread itself> over
the wharf at the foot Of Lawrence street in
decidedly unpleasant manner to Jake, but per-
haps satisfactory to repair shops in the vicin-
ity. Jacob reviewed the ruins with his usual
complacency and after few remarks which
might not appear well in print, closed by won
dering II that "woud get into the papers too"
LATER.-Itis rumored that the unusually large
load was one being sent as a donation To q
poor widow. Hence the largencss.
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lS14-1S75.
Pslice Ptckings.

The cases of W. G. and G. W. Mccoy, charged
with ferrying without license, were called up
in the Police Court this morning and continued
till next Saturday. A new phase is likely to
appear in these cases, as the McCoys state that
they have transcript Of n document which
states that when the original 'iandholders of
the Fifth street wharf turned over those
grounds to the city the landholders reserved
the rights of the Ferry Company, which the
McCoys now claim as still existing. solicitor
Strong will investigate the matter, and the de-
velopment of the above will De elected next
Saturday.
Wm. Williams, in whose case OF larceny the
execution was suspended was fined $50 and
costs in the Police Court, on a charge Of petit
larceny. He was given time till the l4th inst.
to pay the amount
]. Ii. Hearne, the man who last week was
arrested on q charge of horse-stealing, was
bound over to the Grand Jury in the sum of
1900. Hearne halls from the country, about
seven miles above Gallipolis, Ohio, and at
tempted to sell Il horse to a man named Wag-
ner for twenty dollars, VIII ch caused his being
arrested.
John Carpenter, a professional wife beater,
was sent out for thirty days and fined s23.
When arrested a knife about twelve inches
long was found in his possession, on which ac-
count he was charged with carrying concealed
weapons and fined $50 and costs.
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LAST EDITION
New York.

Fire Engineers - A Plot Frus-
trated--The Revivalists--HeIm
bold - Savings Banks--Beccher
--RayinOnd, etc., etc.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The National Con.
vention of Chief Engineers of Fire De.
partments commences here tomorrow
and continues all the week.
A daring plot, concocted by number
of convicts in Sing Sing, has just been
discovered and thwarted. They planned
the seizure of the passenger train which
leaves Sing Sing every morning at halt
past 7 O'clock, and would doubtless have o
repeated the exciting escapade of last
May, whereby O number of convicts es-
capped, three OF whom are yet at large.
The ringleaders have been placed in
dark cells, and armed guards have been
posted along the railroad near the
prison, to prevent any attempt at revolt.
1t is now stated that Moody and SAM
here about November 1st, probably in
the American Institute Hall.
DR.. Helmbold has been again placed by
his friends in lunatic asylum. He is
now a patient at Bloomingdale. Ever
since his return from Europe, it is said
he has been subject to a mania, which
has become 80 aggravated that his re-
movai has become necessary.
A morning paper says there are two
small sO-called Savings Banks here in a
condition to warrant an examination by
the superintendent of Savings Banks.
1t is now stated that depositors of the
insolvent Third Avenue Savings Bank
will get about forty-tiye cents on the
dollar.
Steamers City of Richmond, from Liv-
erpool; Waschelton, from Rotterdam;
Mosle, from Bremen, and Sam Weller,
from Belfast, arrived at this port to-day.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher made his
first temperance since his vacation in
Plymoutn pulpit, yesterday. The spa
cious editice was crowded and many
hundreds went away unable to get III.
John II. Raymond, the actor, was en-
tcrEained at u dinner by the Lotus Club,
last evening. A large number OF distin-
gulshed gentlemen were present. includ-
ing Gen. Custer, s. =. Cox, Barney Will
llams, VIM. j. Florence, Jno. Drougham,
Col. McCotnb, OF the Alta California,
Charles D.Young, oil the san Francisco
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Late Foreign News.
SETTLED.


LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch from
Tlentsin, dated Sept. 26th, announces
OH official authority, that England has
settled the difficulties with China. The
general opinion at Shanghai is that there
will be no war. The Chinese Govern
mentsummoned Viceroy Chisle to Pekin
ANOTHER DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
NEW YORK, Oct. Am accordance
with promise made TO the American
Minister at Rio Janeiro in 1872, after his
return from Europe, Don Pedro, the sec
ond Emperor of Brazil, is about pending
visit to the United States. Recent tel
egraphic dispatches state that his I'M
perial Majesty has obtained the consent
of the Legislative Chambers to be absent
from his dominions eighteen months, in
order to spend some time in this country
and Europe.
SERIOUS observation-disclosures NUMBERS
BADLY INJURED.
TORONTO, Oct. 4.-Tne fears enter.
tanned regarding the effect of the Catho.
lie Pilgrimage, Co take place yesterday,
proved well grounded, as the proceed.
ings In connection with it were very
riotous and disgraoeful, resulting In con-
siderable bloodshed. The programme
was to march to st. Mary's Church,
on Bathurst street, III the west end
of the city, from st. Mlchaeps Cathe-
dral. The procession collected at
St. Michaeps about half.past two Z. NJ !.
A surging and excited crowd, num-
bering over ten thousand, had collected
outside, guarded by the whole police
lorce and military, about eight hundred
strong, with detachment Of cavalry
from Makam. The Body-guards were
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FIFTY-sEvEN prisoners, all males, at the
County-Jail.
GEORGE THILL was appointed administrator
Of Margaret Karle. Personally, $1,000.
HON. j. Nj. MoGREw, Sixth Auditor OF the
Treasury, is in the city, on his way to his home
in Clermont county.
THE members Of the Rankin Combination,
numbering in all twenty five persons, are STOP
ping at the w Walnut-street House. =
ALBERT GILBERT and John Kuntz are being
tried before U. S. Commissioner Halliday to-
day on the charge Of passing Two $40 counter
felt bills on the bank of Richmond, Ind.
JUDGE NJ. W. OLIVER has a movement on foot
to change the name of that locality now known
as Prices Hill, to Grand View. In fact the
place is already being called by that appropri-
ate name by number OF the residents in that
vicinity.
THE union religious services held at the Y.
N. q. A. Rooms every evening will he contin-
ued through this week. The interest is deep,
and no evening has yet passed without some
processing conversion. Let there be tull at
tendance Tonight.
MAYOR JOHNSTON to-day ordered Police Su-
perintendent Snelbaker to prevent the use of
the police telegraph by any one except the Of
ficer in charge and to prevent its use s1 tor any
porter's call'' is, however, generously allowed
TO remain on the official list.
CORONER MALEY is still investigating the
case against Hemlig. the former Sexton OF the
Reading road Cemetery, charging him with
having beaten his wife to. death. A few days
ago he, it is said was heard to remark thatif
Coroner Maley should investigate the matter,
he (Hemig) would surely go TO Columbus.
ARCHBISHOP PrRer1L yesterday dedicated
the recently completed ad itions to che ST. Ma
ry's Hospital, atthe corner of Belts and Linn
streets. lie was assisted Dy several clergymen
of the Church in Cincinnati. The enlargements
ami changes IN the building are OF much value,
city. F FH
1HE annual meeting OF Tho Directors OF the
s ring Grave Cemetery was hold this aiter-
noon. The Secretary's report shows the an