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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

lands us at Paducah, on the Ohio, fifty miles
above Cairo II having made complete cir-
circuit Of 125 miles since touching there the
morning before, aud In the time visiting
Missouri, Tennessee. Illinois, and Kentucky.
] met with many citizens OF those States who
represent the fruit as all killed for hundreds
Of miles around, except apples. The wheat
crop Is looking only moderately well-in
many places very oadiy-while the cold wea.
ther Is now retarding agricultural operations
very much. This mornipg there is snow
three or four inches deep, and 1t Is still
coming down. The wind is very high, the
river In sheet OF foam, the boats all tied up
at the wharf and tugeipg with might and
main to get away, and, The natives say, the
coolest day of the year.
Paducah is really pretty place, and COM
parstively new one. Forty.dve years ago
it was Indian territory, the seven counties
west Of the Tennessee river having been In
1882 purchased BY President Jackson from
the Indians, and ever since known as the
!" Purchase" This city was founded loRg
afterwards, and Is the tobacco centre Of this
part Of the West-more Of the weed being
sold here than at any other point in the West
except Louisville. Some of the largest to-
bacco. dealers In America are here, one firm
having shipped as much as 1000 hogshesds
Id one season. The place Is constantly grow
ing and improving; has decidedly the best
streets ever saw, made at the smallest cost,
all as level as floor, and covered with Pc
culiar gravel gotten from the river, consist
ing In great part of iron, which, beisg
spread upon the streets to the depth Of
eighteen inches, Is soon trampled down into
q solid mass harder than cement, upon which
the heavy blows Of pick can make no im>
preston. Beyond two or three of the prin.
cipal streets there are no pavements, foot
men walking along the centre of the streets
in the worst weather as dry.shod as on the
best brick walks. Mud Is a thing unknown
here and other cities as remote as New
Orleans and Louisville are buying the Pa
ducah gravel and carrying it home to im.
prove their streets with, and it is thought
the experiment will prove to be paying, and
that her gravel, beds will prove to be source
of much revenue to Paducah. &
The next train porthward will carry me
up towards the centre of the State, in the
region where the recent marvellous shower
of meat has opened aew field for scientific
research and speculation, and if anything
else interesting turns up yeu may hear from
me again soon. BoTRTOURT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

POLICE Court, SATURDAY.-Justtce Joseph
j. White epresiding.-Peyton Anderson, Ben
iamin Merriweather, Sam. Miller, and David
Landrum (coIoredt, charged with breaking
and entering in the nighttime the ont.nouse
of E. B. kddison and stealing one lot Of
pigeons valued at three dollars, were sent on
to the grand jury of the Hastings Court
They were committed to Jail.
Grant Smith and Robert Smith (co!ored,
were charged with fighting in the street.
Bob was discharged Grant Was fined TWO
dollars.
Maria Dabney, charged with stealing one
lot of undercIothing from Henry Miller, and
Charlotte Miller, charged with receiving the
articles knowing the same TO be stolen
Maria Dabney was sent on to the grand jury
Charlotte Miller was discharged. Beth are
colored.
Robert j. Jones, charged on searchawar'
rant with uniawfnll5 having IN bis possession
ten pair OF pants, valued at ten dollars (pur'
chased from Mrs. Clark the property OF a
Oppenheimer. was discharged.
Sandy Smith, charged with being drunk
and Charles Williams, charged with Vagrsncy
were ordered to leave the city. !,
Harry Martin (colored) was charged WIFE
breaking and snteriBg the store of Hutche'
son & Roberts with intent TO commit lar
cepy. The case was continued until To-Day
p. c. Wescott, charged with uniaWfuiiy
having in his possession property OF Hartna
WYATT, was discharged.
Charles Williams (coiored) was tined one
dollar for drunkenness.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27


A Preston Coma man was very angry on
going home the other night to find that nus
wife had lent the only Bible in the house.
He said It was q disgrace fhas in this period
Of Chris,isu enlightenment family should
have only ens copy OF the Bible. Then It
sranspired that be wanted to decide bet as
to whether 1t was Paul or Csphas who sad,
/" Consistency, thou art . jewell e
Z The new route between PhHadelphia and
New York oiG the New jersey Central, Del.
aware and North Pennsy lyania railroads, has
been completed, and Will be open Sor traffic
on the 1stot Hay.
Is Cardinal Cullen ID bis Lenten pastoral 10,
.eommends heads OF families not 10 allow
their children 10 read nemspaperrs but to
read the lives of the saints instead.
81 Ths NeK. Ogleans Times says 8 mxn alHays
tlsals pys on when he u taken II,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27
Easter, Again.

Two subscribers have written TO Us they
cannot understand what we have said in
eXp'anation OF the manner Ia which Easter
Is calculated; and both, therefore, desire us
to print the following as the right explana-
ton:
Easter Day is regulated not by solar,
but By lamar cyce-the cycle that regu-
lates the Golden Number. Now, by solar
calculation day always begins at midnight,
but by lunar calculation 1T begins at noon.
If, therefore, the Paschal full mood falls on
8 Saturday after 12 NJ. it is counted as falling
on Sunday; and tnen Easter Day.is, under
the rule in the praser-book, the Sunday fol-
lowing. This Is what happens in the present
year. The Paschal moon falls on Saturday,
April 8 at 2:43 P. M. It is therefore counted
as falling on Sunday, April 8, and Easter
Day is the Sunday following. e., April
16. 1t may be added that should the lull
moon fall on March 2l before II d. that full
moon Counted as following on March 20)
would not regulate Easter Day, but the one
following. This happened In 1870"
This is easily understood; but unfortu-
nately IL is not true. The full moon, It tells
US, falls on Saturday, April 8, at 2:43 P. M.
Where; It does in New York; but % We
20 west the moon fulls in St. Louis at i:38,
and In San Francisco, April 8, at 11:29. Ac.
cordlng to the above rule, the moon fulling
before II O'Clock, April s, Easter would be
! the Sunday after, which would be April 9;
and therefore our brethren in California
would keep Easter on different day from
US in this longitude. 1t Is manifest, there
fore, Easter cannot be calculated in this way.
We think we can make our correspondents
understand:
First. If Easter were calculated by the real
full moon, as the moon fulls at different hours
in different places, Easter would be one day
in one place and a different day in another
place.
Secondly. There can be no other way,
therefore, in calculating Easter but in way
that will make it fall on the same day over al
the earth. This is done by an imaginary
and sometimes three days, after the real moor
of the almanac.
| Now, apply this to the present Easter
The real moon fuils April 9th, bu. at different
hours, as the longitude varies. Add two
Easter is the first Sunday after-viz., April
16:h.
If our correspondents will read ta table tc
| find Easter Day from the year 1902 in tbeil
prayer.books they will see this: At which
time, in order that the ecclesiastical full
moons may fall nearly on the same days with
the real full moons" &c. They will see they
are taught that the "real full mooD," or the
moon of the almanacs, is different from the
ecclesiastical full moon;" being, as we
termed it, an imaginary moon, WHICH always
fulls two days, sometimes three days, after
the resi- moon.-Southern Chu,chn,an.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

Roll OF HONOR AP The RICMoND H1aH-
scHooL.-The following Is a lst of the pu.
pills On the roll Of honor last week at the
Richmond High School: Junior Glass: Car
rie Drew, Carrie Ege, Alice Ezekiel. Ross
Feishman, Ida Hntzfer. Lillian v. Hutton,
Mamie A. Lyon, Lpsy 81. Powers, Gertrude
Smith, Blanche A. Turner, Rachel Van Wort,
Florrie Wilkinson, Henry NJ. Moses, Alex.
Scbap, Harry s. Walker. Jnternediate Class
Ida C. Cox, Clara v. Dearborn, Annie Ed.
dins, Nellie johnson, Louie Einetree, Will
liam A. Crenshaw. Senior Glass: Laura
Bracket. Mary e. Fox. julia q. Henning,
Sue MeWilliam, Daisy Murray, George 81.
Armsteaa, Charles III. Mayes, William A.
Smith.
Attendance for the week, ainety.tive. per
cent,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

Nor FIRE.-On Saturday morning., a few
minutes after O'Clock, Mr.. B. B. French
while opposite the Herald building on Mair
street, noticed smoke pouring from the win
dows on the third floor, and sent Mr.. Hilanc
Trlce over to see what was the matter. MIR
Trice fell in with member of the Tenth
street hose company, and the two young
men, after looking over the transom and
seeing the room filled with smoke, concluded
that the building was afire. They came over
to the Dispatch office and asked for the key
of Station 13, at the corner of Twelfth and
Main streets; but the morning clerk de.
clined to allow the alarm to be turned in
as he was not satisfied that there was
any fire, and so they went down to
the Automatic Telegraph Company's office
where the alarm was turned in, the operator
striking Box 13 upon the goDgs 10 the engine
houses and polieeastations. The hremen
were on the ground with remarkable prompt
ness; but their services were net needed. II
turned out that one or two bricks had come
out of the fue in the third story OF the build.
ing, and when the fires were made up down
stairs, the smoke came out into the room
above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

Two OFFICIALS ENDANeERED.-The two
houses of the General Assembly have ois
agreed on the item in the appropriation oil
of $1,000 "for expenses OF funding tne
public debt" Out of this amount are paid
Captain Newman, one of the most expert
clerks In the Treasurer's office, and MI
Beach, who is the faithful guardian OF the
Treasury, and who has for. years nightly
watched the millionSof dollars of bonds, and
kept every one of them safely. The House
insists on retaining the item in the bill, anc
the Senate will to-day have an opportunity "a
reeede from Its position antagonistic TO tht
RnJ1se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27
TAX ON LIVERY STABLES.

Bishop Marvin, of the Metbo-
dist Episcopal Church South, arriyed in the
city on Saturday evening. He, with Bishops
McTyre and Doggett, have been in attend
ance on the Methodist centennial celebration
at Raleigh, n. G.. Bishop Marvin was an.
nounced 10 preach on Sunday at Broad
street church at II A. NJ, and at Centenary
at night.
Hon. John Letcher continues to improve,
and will soon be able 10 return 10 Lexlng.
tor.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans and Mr.. W. B.
Isaacs, who went to Boston to carry the me.
mentoes of the Knights Templar, have re
turned. They speak in the very highest
terms of their reception in Boston.
"A distinguished lawyer who heard the
speech Of Attorney General Daniel on the
Alexandria retrocession question before the
Supreme Court of the United States on
Friday, declares that for solidity of argu-
ment aud rhetorical elegance 1t has rarely
been exceled.
Levi P. Morton, banker of New York !;
Hon. George W. Booker, Of Henry; and
Msjor r. G. 81. KeaD, of Lynchburg, were
registered at the Exchange Hotel on Satur-
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

TuR Cu.pnra A q i1ra- uo,, r n On, ,,n
Wa.r Tup Rrnoun srowa % - .Ths NJ | sso
ciated press @ # taierrams ] from washi,ss.nr 1assw
n,,hiished Hhy no 90 Ss.nrdar statas b.,
& Hon John sGoode T. hoe 4, Bic b;s nosaas s'
sion nroofs ~ ssour ,hn. p cbard,sr @ p.I.o has
for long time been Gefanlter IN the TTn,tsd to-,
States Government. These proofs are the
records OF the United States District Cauri
at Richmond, where Judgment was entered
against him last fall bv Jndpe Hnohes
Chandle ia now limited S,atao nana;on ana,,
Of Nnrrn,l, : - = f~,,o. $50
seTha d.e,,oo,,or ,,oo 60. =, or, ,o1,ootoa )
be,ona;no 80 the nn;,ad s.atas Ill a;st.,s,
attornsv NJ coods uiji ~ nsoomra mo on an, ;naas' 49,
noatinn into tha .osa ~ =. - - -
THE rscor;1s ~ tha y1n,taa e,.,., ro,,r,
here shnw that nn tha OH sS -os.ohs. 1870
the Seatrord pa;s.n.d % 'Gorn,.Hn , 80 $500 go
;ndomen,s ~ ,ha Mn;taa ssasas ~ ~ 80.
am6nntino ~ ssl 1aI ss ] bene tho mu a,,u,s 49, a.
Hor TTnita3 s..,as ta-as "a 49, nos,o 80 - tho 80
.ssd;n... Taoo ;,15o..o a1 oosss w .n. pio.
the 'rsii-ood. ao1nann &C., pau ~
claimed fess 90 ;nfarm.ro In ,ho 5od =,
Nov 1874 M;ron 7 pose an ;n,o.n.1 Ioa 49, "
&c. ~ - ~ - s, ps,...a 20 va. ~, =.
uS IuS oII. 9.S ss,'uE ~ ~ .ha ~ $780,. m.0 ~
ouose nughes aoJueseu es ooo one inioi nei' anu
yYyd Q nYnn nd al ~
Was anoneu as suen Sosuoo.
nppnea.oa aha was Isauv :. s.a ~ 1uu s as
~. .1. 1oel eueaiirs, SUI ."as Sapteu, aao es
.h .he Ia. 40 y, SeRee az .0 onn he 0Iuso Due.
.no " su. a,v ng .lI 2s,oso ~ az
mas uileo.su W islu1u @ snu uepusls tre msa uous!
" tne Iieuis VI tne ooi'eu S1a.es niessu6 n6c
~ uDss4ueht'y appeared .nat ol LUG sv,Vo.
SZ,oUO nad oeen reulned 10 Ine nanus o'
Hon. L. d. Chandler as attorney Tor hoSe,
81, 600 had been paid Mr. G. L. barry, CLERK
of the United States Court at Norfolk, ioi
taxing deposltions ana other services ano
Sl.ooo went into Roses hanas.
Ii ID stated oy Unltea Sta.es o1nclais ina
hose ana Barry reiunaea tne money "hio!
came 10 them 1t IS certain tnat barry ale
80. Mr. Chandler, however, faiieo TO CON-
ply with the order OF the court, wnlcn Was
specisliy alfeeCe0 20 MIN on Tue ois. nay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-27

TIE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND Ono
was q session Of the
State Board of Public Works on satur.
day, and 1t Ia understood that the
proceedings In the United States Courts
against the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad were discussed. The State has q
third mortgage on the road for $4, ,000, 600.
The two prisr mortgages amount 70 about
ten or eleven million dollars. The Board
proposes to take such measures as will pro-
tect the States interest.
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HgNRIco REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN-DKIE'
GATES TO LYNcHBURG ANOTHER CUSTOM
HOUSE DEFEAr.-A convention Of the Re-
pubIicans of the county met at the court
house on Saturday and elected c. Wagner,
ESQ, ex.sherif OF the county, and MsJor
Anable as delegates to the Lynchburg Con
yentIop, and George N. Flick aud 6. H.
Gilmer alterRates. This 10 regarded as
Waterloo defeat for the custom house, as tne
only one connected with 1t is Mr. FLICK, Wne
is popular with his people.
Mr.. Wagner received the unanimous vote
of the Convention, and the delegates were
we'll satisfied with the result OF their iaoofs'
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TIE PRIMARY ELECTION PLAN.-The re-
port Of the ub.committee on plans for
making nominattons will be presented to the
CITY Conservative Committee tomorrow
tuesday night. At the same time COM
mittee of German citizens will have con-
ference with the City Committee.
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STOLEN BAcor.-Patfiek Larkin, who
keeps sore on Seventeenth and Cary
stress, was arrested Saturday, charged WIN
receiving into his possession one piece OF ga.
cor stolen from some person unknown. Az
first Larkin declared to Captain Tyler that
the bacon bad not been brought to bis store:
Subsequently he confessed that ne nao
bought it from two celored boys.
The eolored boys, George Davis and Jcnn
Lipscomb, were ako arrested.
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Roll Of Honor.-Male High-Sshool roll OF
honor for the week ending Saturday Ro.
bert 81. Winfree, John D. Mathews, Walter
L. Burgess, Thomas @. Mathews, George K.
Gales, Walter X. Mathews, John G. Rice,
Frank 81. Sampson, Lorepzo Lfpseomb, Paul
T. Atkinson, W. o. Sims, A.. G. Reynolds,
3. D. Hall.
Percentage of attendance, 96.
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SUPREME Court OF APrRALs, SATURDAY
Shacklett Us. Robinson, &c. StauntoD case.
Appeal allowed from decree OF the Circuit
Court of Rockingham.
Barton vs. Bowen and wife; Barton us.
Rothrock. Fully argued by Colonel Guy
for the appellant, and William l.. Royal,
Esq, for the appellees, and submitted.
The first cases for Tuesday will be jones
and wife ps. Hughes and ais, and Miller us.
Fletcher and ais.
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoR5.-A meeting Of the
Board of Supervisors Of Henrico county was
held on Saturday, but the only business
transacted was the allowance of a anumber Of
claims. t-E \.
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MANCHE,TER NEWS.

attempted Robbe,y.-For some time past
thieves have been stealing brass boxes from
the cars Of the Danvills railroad. On Friday
night thieves were discovered attempting to
steal some more Of the boxes and pursued,
but unfortunately they escaped.