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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

MADRID, June 23.-The Senate has final.
adopted the Constitution by L vote OF III
to II.
Canovas del Castillo is appointed Minis.
ter OF Finance during the absence OF Solo
rerna.
BERHE, SWITZERLAND, June 23.-The man.
ayers Of st. Gathard tunnel have notified
the worklnen that they will soon be dis
charged.
VIENNA. June 23.--It is openly asserted
at Belgrade that five thousand Seryians will
soon arrive from Hungary. The Scryians
arc cquipping for battalion OF artillery.
a ScIavonic town in South Hungary has
subscribed two million ilorns to the lnslll'
gents in Turkey.
LoNDoN, June "a Vienna dispatch i'll
the Times to-day reports from Belgrade III
order for the mobilization OF the first con.
tingent OF Scryian militia. This will be fol-
lowed by like proceeding in respect to the
second contingent. The army will soon
take strategetical position on the frontier,
which will be followed by the issue Of 4
manifesto by Prince Milan. An attack on
Turkey is disclaimed. The demonstration
is thought to be gotten up to promote Che
diplomatic success Of the Servian Minister
LONDON, June ga dispatch from Bcr-
lin says Prince Bismarck has gone to His
scngcn for his health.
The Kammergercht will permit Won
ATnm to go to Carlsbad unmolcSted, and
to send from there 4 physicians certificate
OF his inability to undergo Imprisonment.
LONDON, June 23.-The Gibraltar ChrOn-
iclc reports that on the 9TH instant, at al.
cassar, in the province OF Fcz, Mooi
stabbed eleven Jews with dagger. Among
the persons wounded are a British subject
and Moses Abecasis, son of the vice-consu
OF the United States at Larache, Morocco.
The Moor has been arrested and severely
baStinadocd.
The Governor, Cadi, and principal in
labitants OF Alcassar, at the demand OF the
British and Italian vice-consuls, have signed
document guaranteeing the lives and pro
pcrty OF foreign Jews in the place. The
Moor declares he was not aware of what ht
was doing when he committed the crimes.
COPENHAGEN, June 23.-The Government
has received adyices from Upper Naylk, the
most northern Danish coast in Greenland, to
March 31st, which state that the winter
there had been mild. No communication
north OF Melville bay had been received
since last autumn; so there was no news
from the British expedition under Captain
NacreSS.
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sharp fight on Rosebud
k on the norn-

sharp fight on Rosebud k on the morn-
ing OF the 18th instart, fasting several
hours. Our loss was nine men killed and
twcnty-one wounded. Captain Henry, OF the
Third cavalry, was the only officer hurt !; he.
Is seriously wounded in the face We won
the, fight, and camped on. the field. The
Indians made the attack with a force which
they no doubt believed was sufficient to
whip this command" g.4 t til
a private dispatch states that General
Crook had horse shot from under him drl-
ring the engagement.
DELEGATES TO ST. LOUIS.
ATLANTA, GA, June 23.-Delegates to the
Democratic Convention from Georgia, South
Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida left
here this evening by the Kenesaw route for
st. Louis.
ATTENDANCE AT THE CENTENNIAL.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The attendance
at the exhibition is apparently larger than
usual. The hotels and boarding-houSes are
steadily filling up. s
hDRIFT AT SEA.
BosT0N, June 23.-A schooner arriving
here to-day reports passing boat bottom
up, with three men clinging to it. The
rough sea prevented rescue.
MoULToN VS.. BEECHER.
NEW YORK, June 23.-The general term
OF the Supreme Court of BROOKLYN has re-
versed the decision given by Judge Dyke
man in the, case OF Moulton rs. Beecher,
argued at Poughkeepsie. This gives .Mr.
Mohlton the right to bring action. 1t is
now Mr.. Beecher's turn to appeal, and he
can carry the case to the Court of Appeals.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. ,ia.'.t- ~.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Treasury
and Navy were not represented at the Cabi-
net to-day.
The Banking and Currency Committee
will vote on the resumption bill again on
Monday, when General Gibson will be
| present.
Colonel Scott testified before the Judiciary
Committee confirming his letter to Knott.
One James G.. Reed publishes letter as
suming the responsibility OF the dispatch tc
Caldwell. The committee will summon BIN
The conference committee on appropria.
ton bills are in almost constant session.
CustiS F. Barnum, Second Assistant Secre
tary Of the Treasury, has resigned.
The following nominations were made to
dav: Charles G. Waters. attorney for the
Eastern district of Arkansas; Townel
Schley, postmaster at Charlestown, w. va.
Sam. Carson, Washington, n. c.; Thoma:
Taylor, Chattanooga, Tenn.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-No committee!
are in session this morning. Many Con
gressmen and others are departing for st
Louis. No boisterous preference is eX
pressed for any candidate. Conservative
money, strong Chinese panks. with Tildc1
are most whispered There is no positive
demonstration in any direction.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
New YORK, June 23.-The run on the DR.,
Dock Savings Bank has ended. IN
A considerable number Of merchants o
various branches of trade, in addition t
those before reported, including Tiffany \
Co. and Arnold, Constable & Co., have re
solved to suspend business from July 1st tt
Wednesday, July 9TH.
The subcommittee OF the House Com
mittee on Expenditures on public buildings
arrived here to-day to make an investigation
into alleged excessive and illegal cXpendt
turc OF $s27 900 on the new post-otlice.
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local MATTERS.

ORDINATION SERvICES.-Apr prrshytcry,
consisting Of nrs. Ictcr. Tupper. and Gar
HEX. Of Richmond. and Thomas, of Norfolk,
convened Yesterday at the call Of Leigh
street Baptist church. to examine Mr.. J. y.
French with view to his ordination. Mr..
French was examined by DR.. Letter and ac-
copied by the prc>hyterr. His ordination
win take place ii Leigh-Strcct Baptist
church tomorrow night, with the following
order Of exercises: Sermon Ivy DR.. jeter
oriaining prayer by Or. Garlick: imposi-
ton of hands by the prcsbytery; charge hy
pr. Thomas; presentation Of the Bible by
nr Tupner; hand OF fellowship by the
prc>hytcrg.
Mr.. French WAS educated III Richmond
college and GrccnviIlc Theological Semi
nary. and is now preaching i'll Hampton,
Va.
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Masonic E7ectioa.-At a meeting OF the
Manchester Royal Arch Chapter, No. 4S, the
following officers were elected: Alexander
Fitzgerald, high priest; D. J. Weisiger,
king: f. G. Hudgins, scribe; j. c. Wells,
treasurer; D. K. Weisiger, secretary; s
Brooks, captain of host; II. Marsh, royal
arch captain; r. 81. Bransford, principal
.sojourner: A. A. Allen, captain OF first
veil; A.Royall. captain OF second veil; j.
81. Mathews, captain OF third veil; Henry
A. Fitzgerald, steward and ianitor; A.|c.
Gibbs and A. j. Simmons, stewards COM
mittee. IS 49, ss
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PERSONAL. Professor James A. ilarri-
son. of Randoiph-Macon College, has been
unanimously elected Professor OF Modern
Languages and English in Washington and
Lee University.
Rev. KinIoch Nelson, pastor of the Grace
Episcopal church in this city, has been
elected TO the proiesSorship OF Church His
,nIy and Canon Law in the Episcopal Iheo-
)oyicaI Seminary OF Virginia, nesr AleXan-
dria. There are few more deservedly popu-
lar or more faithful pastors in the State than
Mr.. Nelson.
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The Papers Case.-The case OF Peter
Jameson, the pauper who is now in the
condition of the girl who used to sing
"Nobody's Child, Indeed I'm Not" was
brought up yesterday, and the Judge Will
soon render his decision. The arguments
were rendered by Colonel Ambers for the
county and Mr. Bransford for the city.
Jameson hobbies around the courthouse
with Il cheerfulness that is calculated 10
make rich men jealous.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EIJ' On al SaLcs Of Real Estate made oefwefn
the LIST Of Januory and last Of June the tdEcSJor
he preseut year hare to 5e pnid byth purchaser.
On all safes made bet Decn the 1St of JulH dtdSt
Of the yeor the tares hare to b. paid W the SeHer
[This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv ali the real estate agents III Richmond, and ap;
plies to Richmond and viciuity.I
CIIAFF!N, STAPLES & CO., 81 p: NJ two new
brick houses in Manchester, near the Free bridge
j. W. WRIGHT, Sheriff City OF Richmond, II A.
NJ, lemons, candy, &c.
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The x. X. K.'s.-This club, similar to the
famous Richmond X. X. KS, is nearly COM
plcted in its organization. Its members
have made It's prime object not SO much
numbers as the quality Of working material:
A man must be known to be Il good, solid
working Conservative before he can be a
member, and the number on the roll is
limited to twenty-five.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.-ln order to meet
the constantly increasing demands of our trade We
have aided wcll-sclected assortment, of NEW
TYPE. which, together with our improved MA
CIIISERY and SkIIFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK al moderate figures and in the most eNl'e-
litiuIS manner.
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CERTIFICATE AwARDED.-The State Board
Of Canvassers yesterday awarded to Colonel
NJ. D. Ball a certificate OF election TO the seat
in the House madcvacan by the resignation
OF Mr.. FoWle.
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have analyzed the wIII.:KEY known under the
brand Of B SELECT, " controlled by Mcssrs. AL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and finh II
FREE FROM FuSIL OIL and other impurities ahd
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur.
poscs.-J. 3. MCCAw. NJ d.. late Professor oi
Chemistry, Medic: College Of Virginia.
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The Domestic Se,cig- Machine Company
Case.-The proceedings in the case OF the
Commonwealth u.s. The Domestic Sewing
Machine Company for peddling without IL
cense have been quashed by order of the
court, yet upon condition that the company
nav all the costs Of proceedings as already
antered into .. -.#... 'E. as". .a... s
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THE EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.
XLIVTH CONGRESS--Fnst Session.
WASHINGTON, June %. 1876. !.

WASHINGTON, June %, 1876;
SENATE. ~ .fit.
Mr.. Edmunds called up the bill amending
the second, fourth, and fifth sections OF the
enforcement act; which was discussed at
some length and then passed.
The Senate insisted upon its amendments
to the Indian appropriation bill, and ar-
pointed conference committee.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Committee OH Elections reported, re-
tanning j. Fl. Raincy, OF South Carolina, in
his seat; which was adopted.
The sundry civil appropriations bill was
resumed, discussed, and further amended.
Senate amendments to the naval appro-
priations bill were not concurred lii. a
conference committee was appointed.
Mr. Goode, OF Virginia. offered an amend
ment appropriating $4,000 for necessary
repairs to the ordnance and powder magn-
zine at the naval station at Norfolk.
Mr.. Randall offered IN amendment to Mr..
Goodies amendment directing the Secretary
of War to vacate the magazine on Ellis is
land. and providing that the public property
thereon shall be sold il the Secretary of
War so ordered. Adopted.
Mr.. Goodies amendment. as amended by
Mr.. Randall's, was then adopted.
Mr.. Goode offered another amendment
appropriating 100000 for the erection OF
barracks at Fortress Monroe Rejected.
Night session.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. BENsoH's Celery
and ChamomiIe Pills will cure nervous headache
sick headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. fllty
cents box: Sold by all druggists. Oifice: l06
north Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md.
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DR.. C. W. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills
are prepared expressly TO cure sick headache ner-
vous headache, dyspeptic headache, neuralgia ner-
vosness, and sleeplessness. and will cure any case.
Price so cents. Sold by all druggists in Richmond.
PURCELL, LADD i Co., agents. ,s -f
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The RICHMOND C0LoRED Troops. The
following colored companies-vlz., Langs-
ton Guards of Norfolk, Il Portsmouth celn-
pany, the Petersburg Guard, and the At
luckS Guard Of Richmoud--have been ill.,
vited by the Grand Army Of the Republic, a
military organization Of Norfolk, to attend,
IN August. at Fortress Monroe, a competI-
tive drill. the prizes to be Il splendid white
satin banner and six Sohd silver plates with
the coat-of-arm> Of the State of Virginia en-
gravcd thereon. The AttuckS Guard have
il in contemplation to attend and remove
those articles to this city.
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POLICE COURT. IESTERrAY.-.inSicC j.
Il. white prcSjdN3.-G. W. Newell was
med Ten dollars and bound over to keep the
,,ace towards p. :. Wood. Newell and
Wood had fight near the corner OF Broad
and Fourth streets yesterday morning.
\. +. Harvey. a>Saultin~ and striking
William Aldridge with stick, wa, tined
twenty dollars and costs.
Charles Hare. a>Saultin" and heating Ed
ward TAYLOR, was fined one dollar and costs.
Della Smith. arrested for using profanc
language in tn. street was fined one dollar.
John II. Taylor. aSSautin%, abusing. and
threatening to do bodily harm to Susan NJ.
Rr-.. was required 10 give surety for his
Lnnd behavior.
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Petit Jmy's Pay.-The stipend due the
petit Jury will be given them this morning,
and they will then be told to go and ad-
Judge no more during the present term OF
tho nnIIIt
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The CONCERT LAST N1GHT.-The Theatre,
Dying, doubtless. to the hot weather, was
only partially filed last night on the occa-
sion of the first entertainment in this city
by the Richmond Concert Troupe. But all
present seemed to enjoy the evening ex-
cecdngly. as was shown by the quantity and
quality Of applause. Part /. OF the pro-
grammc opened with an overture for Piano,
violin. viola, and cello (IesSrs. Ambold,
Kessnch, Baseler, and Thilow). This was
followed by Mr.. j. FL. Donaldson in tenor
solo. - fftaz
Madame Melvino Marcy sang the "Sky-
lark" and sang it we'll Her voice is under
perfect control, and her witching, graceful
manners won completely the, hearts OF the
audience. In response to an encore she
sans sold Folks at Home" MIR. H. G.
Wyatt's baritone solo, "Thc White Squall,
was nicely rendered, and was vocifcrously
aHplauded. r ."
In Part II. Mrs. Marcy sang "Qui la
Voce," as sung by Jenny Lind. To an en-
core she responded with "a Mile from Edin-
boro' Town. and, besides large number
of bouquets, received handsome basket OF
flowers. w ,
Messrs. Ambold and Kessnich piano and
violin) piayedja beautiful duet Man the
Life Boat; q bass solo, was finely sung by
Mr.. II. Thurston Cardozo. The pieces sung
by the Octette were good and highly en-
loved. The whole concert was under the
directorship OF Professor i. A. Ambold,
who is a cultivated musician and compe-
tent director.
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THE MozARTs.- AT the eighth musicale OF
the Richmond Mozart Association Thursday
evening, Mr.. Leo. p. Wheat delighted the
large audience with several OF his ininlta-
bic piano solos. His execution OF his own
" Grand Fantasia on Faust" was simply
marvellous. Mr.. Peter Martini, member
of Kessniclfs band, rendered with good taste
a beautiful violin solo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-24

Dr. WILLIAM +. STEUART, Marine Hospital. Port
or Baltimore: 81 lake pleasure In rccom-
mcnding CoLpEN's LIEGIG' s LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF as Il most excellent tonic and inyigoratcr Of
the system. have tested 1t with universal Sue
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRoOF.-There Is no medi-
cine prescribed by physicians sold by druggists
that carries such evidence of its superior virtue
BosCuEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs. proof Of this
fact Is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it. Regular SIZE scven-
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, LADD g. Co., wholesale
| .pcufS-
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CUSTOM thand-mac) WORK to order. and guaI
auteed TO I'll. Repairing neatly done by
BoSCItES 4 BROTHER.
500 and 81 | Broad street.
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SICK HEADAcHE.-Dr. BENsoN's Celery and
Cha,nomile Pills invariably cure sick and nervous
headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Price 90
cents. Sold by all druggists. Postage free.
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An UXoRlorS BRUISER.-John ii. Adams,
of Henrico. was arraigncd before Justic.
swami Yesterday, charged with beating hi>
wife. From the evidence it appeared that
John had not loved, cherished, and pro-
tcctcd his wife much, and therefore he wa,
committed in default of surety in the sun
of 5000. He now rests his head upon an
humble and undomcstic couch in the coun
" jail.
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Charged pith MISUNDERSTANDING Nun
nally, charged with an assault upon Charles
E. Rider. was arraigned, and the complain
ant not appearing he was discharged.
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Harper's Weekly, Lestie's illustrated
Newspaper. and Scientific american for
this week received from j. T. EIlyson, 1l12
Main street
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TIE CONDEMNED MAN.-fiiliary Page. the
condemned h0uSe-hluncr OF Chesterfield, Is
gradually becoming resigned to his fate
lie entcrtainS but Il faint hope Of clcmency.
and declares himself ready to meet his tate.
He has been visited by the Rev. Mr.. Derrick
who will probably take charge OF his
spiritual preparations for the dread doom
that awaits him.
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CoLuMEus's STEAM ICE-CREAM FACTORY
32l Broad.
Pic-nics,
Church Fairs,
Excursion parties, &c.
Furnished ut greatly reduced prices.
COLUMBuS'S STEAM Il

WIsHART'S PINE-TREE-TAR CORDIAL is the
natural enemy of Consumption, distilled from the
Jfe-sap OF the evergreen forest emitting that mys-
tcrious aroma and filling the very air with JoW"f
sensations of strength and ritni emotions of perfect
health. InJuLIibie remedy for Coughs and Sore
Throats.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good WORK, 10"
nrices and satisfaction guaranteed. 49,
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GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS,

GAUzE UNDERsHIRTs,
fifty cents each.
..t...... L. b. SPENCE & son.
Black Alpaca Coat.
three dollars.
L. g. SPENCE & SON.
White Duck Vest, 80 ...
one dollar and fifty cents.
E.B. SPENCE & SON,
1900 Main street.
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Ffre.-Mr. Douglas Baird's kitchen took
fire in the roof on Thursday evening, and
quite an excitement was created for time.
Very little damage ensucd.
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pleasant remarks. He concluded by an
nonncing that MI. O. Farrell was about con-
cluding his connection with the school to
so to resume his studies for, the priesthood.
Mr.. O'Farrell responded in feeling re-
marks to this token of friendship and ap-
preciation from his devoted and atfectionate
pupils. w ar@
This concluded the evenings entertain
ment, and the audience dispersed.
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BETuEsnA WATER.-I am constantly receiving
fresh supplies of this celebrated wafer direct from
the spring at Waukcshce, Wis, In charrcd harreis'
and sold on draught ny the gallon, and In half bar
res. Send for circular. GEORGE SCHFS.
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LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS, In two hundred differ-
ent patterns al SYCLE BROTHERS Go there.
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Icg-C,REAM FOR SUNDAY.-Leavc your orders
to-day saturday. at PIzzISI's If you want ICE
CREAM Sunday. tst. fEt'
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Arrested Charl"s Hare (colorcD was
lodged Yesterday afternoon in the First
~ta;ion-houSc on the charge OF obtaining So
worth of goods IRON II. Jacobs under false
rrctonce>. He will have hearing this
morning before Poiice-Ju>tice White.
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TRUNKS, VALISES, AND SATCuELS reduced to
very low prices at BUsCHESs. Broad street.
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Observation-Disclosures;

PRESEETS-WEpDIN
A beautiful assortment Of newchased and Roman
Gold Bands, Necklaces, Chains, and Watches.
Prices extremely low at NowLAN & CO.'S, corner
Main and Tenth streets
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GO TO SYCLE BROTHERS for your. sCassimercs
and Suitings They lave fine assortment, and are
selling cheap. ;.eJl
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BLACK GRENADINES extra cheap at sYcLE BRO
THEIRS.
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THE least troublesome dessert for Sunday Is ICE
CREAM. Leave your orders with PIzz1NI to-day!
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HASH CIT N SAwMlI.L.-Mr. Thomas
.l,.mrll. who lrit here about two years ago.
while al work At a saw-mill on the FORK
River railroad Yesterday. had one Of his
hSndS very badly cut. He was brought to
the city on III" ears and carried in the city
ambulance from the depot 10 the amshouSc
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sYcLE BRorHERs' store is open at A. NJ. an
closed at z T.. III. asy ....s
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. VIII be
special meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
)nerce this afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
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DEPUTY Constable Whiting
viii have only one deputg. Mr.. 4. W. Eo-
e,nc 1t has been announced in other quar-
icrsthnt Mi. Il. Il. Pcmbcrton would be one
If the deputies. Mr.. Pcmbcrton is one oi
ihr h"utiSmcu. and iSton well anchored in
The port "f Levy Brothers to think OF any
81 hcl place
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FIRE ALARM.-At . o'clock yesterday af-
tcrnoon an alarm OF tire vas turned i'll from
Box No. A. 1t was caused by the burning
Of a chimney at Miss Lizzie HendricksS, i'll
icilow-Pine Row. near jail alley. Loss, -.
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ELECTION OF rFFIcEK$.-M a regular
meeting Of Richmond Lodge. No. II. X. Of
T.. held last night at Pythian Castle Hall.
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Past Chancellor, Thomas II.
Hurdle; Chancellor Commander. j. IL.
Word. il; Nicc-ChanccIor. Charles ii.
Nrshitt: PrrIat", Samuel II. Bowman.
These officers will be installed the second
ErillX LII .lulN
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CIRCUIT CuUET. iESrERnAY-.jHIge B. a..
WcUfoYd.-ln the case OF the Common
wealth against The Roanoke Navigation
Company the counsel for the defendants de-
INJURED to the information and To each
count thereof, and moved TO qua>h the said
information. Tie case WAS argued by
Judge Ould for The defendants and Colonel
Elisha Barksda" and Wood BO,lldin. Jr..
lor plaintiffs. The Court took the papers.