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SOME OF TwEED's PRoPERrY.-Thei IN y
collector of Long Island City Is preparing a
list OF property 20 be sold for Compartment OF
taxes. On IL Is large amount Of propersv in
blocks OF two or three lots each on some al DE
principal avenues OF the city, which n sfilI
standing In the name OF William N. Tweed
Inc tsAes accrning upon this property, said
$500
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Gen. Grant Going 10 Eurepe Next
Spring.

NEW DIRK, Dec. l5.- President Grant in
tends TO leave for Havana i'm March. After
passing few weeks there he intends 10 sail
for Europe, 10 remain some time
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WILKEsBARRE, PA, Dec. 15.-F. A. Beam
lsh was TO day convicted of forgery commit
ted when he was secretary OF the lth district
school board OF Scranton. He was charged
with the embezzlement of $1,000
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II has been determined by all the coal com
panies I'm the Allegany region, except the
Consolidation Com pany, TO reduce the wages
of the miners TO 10 CENTS per ton ON 1st of
January.
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W. SiH,ou Endorsed.

TAHIN, Dec I5.-Inc uecIaraIlOn ln tIle
chamber Of deputies yesterday by NJ. Simon,
president OF the council and minister of the
interior, regarding his policy H. received
favorably 10y nearly ali the newspapers.
The RepttgiYge Fdac0iSe approves the min-
lSterial programme unQualifie,lly. and "a -.
The decla rat ions made by NJ. simon ar
excellent and OF a nature To satisfy and re-
assure public opinion. They Justify the eN-
IN.
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Court MARTIAL OF Army OFFICERS
A court martial has been ordered TO convene
al Cheyenne. to be presided over by Gen.
Pope, at which charges will be brought
g. Moore, OF the Sd cavalry, by Major Gene
raj Crook, for cowardice and disobedience OF
orders In the February campaign, during the
are also charged with letting seven hundred
ponies escape, and burning a large amount
of dried meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

AMONG THE CALLERS at the White House
to-day were Senators West, Logan and
Hitchcock, and Representatives Plat,
Smith, Jacobs. McDougall, Davy, Hancock
Rusk, Phillips, and Governor Mccormack.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Dec. t5.--Capt. Herlorf and i've
seaman Of the bark Emma and Carl. which
calSincd OF Orkney Island on the Ih
were saAal- So IN run,-snr.s l.nn-islno.l
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evAt Albany, n. Y, Mrs. Robert McDon-
aid shot and seriously wounded her husband
in self-defense.
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a Dying Cardinal.

ROME, Dec. la.-Cardtnal ltiEhOp IOuStan-
tine PatriZi. Dean Of the Sacred College-whu
has been Ut for some time-is now wor~e,
ard his recovery il ~ ganied a. inlpOSSfble
L. "a
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THE HOUSE committee on foreign affairs
has agIeg d TO recommend that a new Nene-
Zuelan commission be appointed.
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Reduced Prices.

Reduced Prices.
HEAVY Blue cHINcILLA ovERcoAr.
SrKnaSIA DrAnOs4 FUR BEAVER,
DoBsoss STRIPED FUR BEAVER,
LPPrrrs FANCY FTs BEAvEE,GBa'1
FLORENCE BLUE, BIZ BROWN BEAVER,
SIBERIA HEAVY RIBgED FUR BEAVER,
IAPD WEST OF ENGLAND PLAIN BEAVER,
SEQ.
ROYAL ERHISE FUR BEAVER,
SUITS.
UxBEIDGE ESGLIsH woRsrED,
vELOUEs FRENCH DIAGONAL wORsrED,
ELBOEUF FRENCH CASHMERE,
$40.
BURLINGTON Blue moscow BEAVER,
els.
EDw HARRIS VELVET FINISH CASHMERE,
CHASE ENGLISH STRIPE,
sic.
izoIs CHECK wOgsrED,
sis.
GLOBE MILLS PLAID CASHMERE.
BCLLOCKS BLACK AND BROWN PLAID,
SIS.
LONDON BASKET wORsrED,
slz.
RUSSELL DARK PLAID CASHMERE,
eli.
Igos CLAD STEEL CAssIAEREl
SO.
WOODWARD BLACK RIBIED CAssIaEEx,
ALL WOOL w INT !, P a ].
(dH and E.raAaiAe.
a. sTRAUs.
POPULAR CLofaiER,
noy0u 1olI Pennsyivania sernre.
"BOGERT's"
VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
The only cure discovered for wHOOPI6Q
COUGH. IL has stood the test Of twenty year, IL "a
toe beet remedy for COUGHs, COLDS, Group,
bUeaE THROAT. &c, new kefors the public. For
sale By the Prnei pAl Druggists, and By the propris-
tor aga street northwest sps-ly
SIDE AND SPACE PLATING -
Done with an Improved Machine. which IL
MRS. vi. r.. LERCHv
WOkSTED AND FANCY STORE,
~ Esduese Gates % brsssnsksrs. STAMPING
aose az ss0ri n-Siee. neysH
NV BOON, STATIONERY AND Pc
5ortLSss'. esfTsss and T. dsS2 3s' ~
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY AND
GEsTERDAY.-Internal revenue, SI00,72' 49,
customs, s465.659.s7.
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PERsoNAL.-Senator Morton left last eve
ming for Indiana. Hon. Ben. Wade was
on the floor OF the Senate to-day. Hon.
VIM. =. GrOesbeck. of Ohio, has been an at
tentive listener to the debates in the Senate
for several nays past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day
for redemption amounted TO S6se, I5l.
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THE BARON NoN PALM IN Cor. OIL
COTS PoCKET.-At O'Clock this afternoon
Col Olcott and DIR. lie Moyne climbed the
sLppery side OF Gallows Hill and unlocked
the back door of the cremating house Col
Olcott carried a new sweeping brush, and
when the fireman and assistant arrived they
took down the movable door of the rstort
The oven had cooled almost entirely and the
ashes of the Baron lay in little heaps Col.
Olcott took the Hindoo vase from the top OF
the brick furnace, pushed the long-handled
brush into the rstort, and slowly and care
fully swept the ashes toward the front There
they were taken up in the hand and put into
the vase. nearly filling it, The door of the
retor was stood In the corner, DIR. lie Moyne
turned the key, and Col. Olcott walked down
the steep, slippery, snowy hill with the NOR
tai remains of Baron Won Palm in his side
overcoat pocket The strangers have ali
eyed member of the Theosophical Sociefr
left for the natives TO wonder at. Baron Won
Palm, adieu Il PhiI6ntelI,lid Times
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SHOOTING AfrIrR IN CHARLES COUNTY,
MD.-A dif1culty occurred Saturday even
OF this county, between Mr.. John Rison and
Benjamin Goodrich, colored, resulting In the
wounding seriously, IL not fatally, or fhe lat
ter by gun shot. The difference seems TO
nave originated from trespass upon Mr.. RI
sons premises by hogs belonging 10 Good
rick.Ilort I0bocco fndepcmlcSu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

AN INDICTMENT AGAINST CHARLES A.
DANA, found by the grand jury, November
~, was filed to-day in open court. 1t charges
that he on the 9Th of October charged A. r.
Shepherd with having Mrs. X. r. Morsell as
a concubine, who was put into the bureau of
printing and engraving by Shepherd and re-
taint there by Grant when he well knew
she was Shepherds mistress. and rendered
10 service whatever. There are six counts
and \. r. Shepherd and a. s. III. White are
witnesses.
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EcoNONY-When the House appointed
IFS southern committee an appropriation was
made OF S2l 600 TO meet the expenses of the
same. IL went to the Senate, and that body
amended IL by appropriating $4,000 for the
morning Mr.. Holman, chairman of the House
appropriation committee, added SO 900 for the
House, 10 cover the expenses OF the COM
mlttee subsequently appointed to go to New
York. Philadelphia and elsewhere, and In
quire into election frauds. But while adding
Ia the House appropriation he cut the SEN
so. CDO.
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SENATOR CONKLING was interviewed last
night as To the rumOr that he proposed to re-
tire from political life, and said" have
thought of il; there Is some foundation for
the rumor." Further than this he essayed
no information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

n0Caroline won the mile dash AT Norfolk
Va, yesterday, beating Bay Rum in I.5s.
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CONGREGATIONS.

A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LITTLE ROCK.
Dispatches from Little Rock, A rk.. last
nlght, says;1A terrible fire Is prevailing i'm
the heart OF the city. The Metropolitan hotel
is burnt, including the Merchants National
BANK and Gleason's restaurant. The city
hall, In which are kept the steam fire engines
and hook and ladder apparatus and the city
offices, is now burning. At this hour (lO:I
the water has given out There are great
fears of the flames extending across to the
north side of Markham street. The fire orig
mated in McCabe's icehouse at s45 on the
back of the river, and communicated TO the
Out-hOuSeS. thence To a laundry. and across
Water street to the hotel. A heavy gale is
prevailing, the wind from the north blowing
sparks across Markham street TO the Denehle
block, the finest building in the city. The
GRIMM building, corner Markham and Main
streets, opposite the Metropolitan hotel, il on
hre. There are some hopes of stopping the
flames at the Herald building. The buildings
nearest il have been razed. Several men
have been severely injured by falling bricks.
The less Will be fully s1jO,OOO il the fire is
confined TO the limits in which il is now rag
ing. Owing To the early hour al which the
fire started, all of the guests escaped from the
Motel, most OF whom, however, lost their bag
gage.
INCENDIARY FIRES TX SOUTH CAROLINA.
A large portion OF Ne thriving town of
Blackville, Barnwell county, =. c., was
burned yesterday morning. The fire started
In Ii. Ashers store, and consumed over twen-
y stores and residences, with the South Caro-
lima railroad depot and sheds telegram and
express Office. Estimated loss $4,000: insur-
ance unknown. There is much excitement
In the town, az the fire is believed to be in
cendiary. An incendiary fire also took place
yesterday at the town of Florence. :. c..
burning several buildings, including the
store and dwelling of ID. Sonburger. Insured
for $500; total loss S11 .O00
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The House committee on appropriations
this morning begun the preparation of the
legislative. executive, and judicial appro-
priation bill. This does not look as il the
House intends To delay the appropriation
bill. no matter how the Presidential problem
is solved.
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DEATH OF GEN. HARDIE.-Inspector Gen.
eral James A. Hardie, U. s. army, died at
his residence in this city, at half-past seven
O'Clock last evening. He was q native of
New York. and was cadet of the military
academy at West Point from 1879 TO 1915
Among his classmates were President Grant
Generals W. Il. Franklin, WIN. r. Reynolds,
{. &. Augur. Rufus Ingalls,, j. c. Mcpherson
ard others as prominent During the war Of
the rebellion he served as aid-de-camp to
Gen. Nee leIIan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

THE STORY Is REVIVED that in ease the
southern men show a disposition 10 accept
the situation and make nOactive antagonism
TO the Inauguration of Gov. HAYES, that L.
q. e. Lamar, Of Mississippi, is To be accorded
a cabinet position. This is as near the truth.
perhaps as the report telegraphed away last
night that President Grant is TO be Hayes
Secretary of War.
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THE AVE TO FALL AGAIN.-The bureau
of engraving and printing was closed yester-
day afternoon, for the purpose of making
some necessary repairs upon the boiler, and
IN consequence, all the employees were grant
ell burroughs until tomorrow morning when
they VIII report again for duty. Many of
them, however, will not come TO work again
aIter To- morrow, for the list OF decapitations
already been made out, and the death SEN
iences viii be issued tomorrow or Monday
IL is not known exactly how great the reduc-
uOn VIII De, Out IL must necessarily be a
large one.
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THE SITUATION IN SOUTH CARoLINA.-
Some members of Congress think that as
Hampton's attempt to exercise gubernatOrial
functions will necessarily bring him in con-
tact with the Chamberlain government, the
President will interpOse by dispensing any
body of men claiming to exercise legislative
functions under Hampton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-12-15

CONFERENCE.-The Senate yesterday
confirmed the following nominations: Alex.
NJ. Blair, To be collector of internal revenue
for the district of Kansas; Charles Redfeld,
To be receiver of public moneys at Colfax.
Washington territory; james L. Dyer. to be
receiver of public moneys at Wachita, Kan
sas; also, a number of pOstmasters.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ n. OF P.-Every member of CALANTHE
W. LODGE, Ne, II. is requested to % present at
th- next res lla- nsestng on the lcIH INsr. Jusi
srse - importance. By order of the Lodge.
deeBH A. L. SMITH. X. 1f X. and =
rs THs MEMBERS Oh MOUNT VERNOS
Wy IuJsE, No. 3, X OF r. will meet ~ their
Hal. cOrIfz oh and ID streets. THIS FRIDAY NJ
NtN's. - = Chck. 90 make Rrrsngcme IT. Tor the
fnReraf - our tne Brother. A. NJ. TAYLOR. Funeral
spssi1y ~ l3i =. NeHlb-rs Of Sister lodges cor
Ssslly zvited a. attend.
FT order CT Chairman ~ t0mmittee- IL
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

/ felt sorry yesterday morning as I
walked up Hull street to hear that young
colored woman had been suddenly stricken
with sort of 4 combination OF measles,
yellow-fever, smallpox, and smero-smiro-
meet-your-j jeters. repaired to the scene
OF the young woman's affection, and found
that she had been taken down so suddenly
that aregular practitioner could not be called
in time. a coored doctor was called in and
he boiled mint, catnip, and other herbs for
several hours and then put about half
pound Of caustic on the girls toes. The
consequence was that the girl jumped up
and danced about and seemed delighted
with herself. When the doctor came he re-
marked: Chow is this I've been sent for,
and find my patient IN very lively condi-
tion." The herb-doctor replied: "Dat
what make me say what do say Dat gal
is all right, an de way treat her make her
so. AM why? Becase I amt much on de
medical, but Pm Hades OH de herbical."
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DRY G00hS.
OPENING OF TIE FALL CAMPAIGNs

nPENlNG OF THE FALL CAMPAIGN!
NEW. BEAUTIFUL, and CHEAP FALL GOODS
.Usi uIr'lsd ~
JtLlCs MEYERS. GO3 BROAD STREET.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS iii all the new shades
tMH styNr~.
hraatiinI IL rERCALES in nayy-blues and seal
brown Stripes. figures. and solids:
H:'@ 'lrg;ts;ls in ELhCk ALPACAS ana Mo-
HAIRS:
tElT SKIRTS 81 new styles from 75c.up:
".N hRSlELE >llAWLS III entirely new patterns
49, rom 5c.uI,
"i!ITE WUoI FLANNEI.S from 16Sc. up
nHAN TWILL. fi.ANNEIS AT 6Sc.. and up;
t1.7a bargains ii RED TWILL FLANNElS:
>l;!it; PLAID. and SrR!FED OPERA. FLAN-
NkL>;
LADlf>' RICK GACSTLETs ut soc. worth 75c.;
INDIES klD GAUNTLErS at 75c. worth 81 rs
hNGa %rs.du- lii SILK RIBBONS III 5, &, and 10c.:
'hjLDtfA'S PLAIN and SILk-CLOCkED SOL
. H-'ylEEkD HOSE i'll all the new shades:
~" .i % klD GLOVES, fail shades, at SOC:
,,,'>!L!~ Ia entirely new STYLES from soc. up;
~ -'I beautiful PRINTS at Ga, SIS, and 10c.;
""LA' llED anH BROWN COTTOSS 1T the old
r!cc, ANA !ots of other nsw fall goods. which Will
." s"!d at CLOS. prices 1T JULIUS MEYERS.
1NE. DthuEESI'S RELIABLE PATTERNS
'i' i'Ii ana wiEtc. fashions just opened
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

POLICE COURT, THURsDAY--Justice j.
j. White presiding.-The following cases
were disposed Of:
Robert Blair, charged with assault and
battery, was fined 81 and costs.
John Thompson, charged with assault and
battery, was fined 81 and costs.
James B. McC Cauley, charged with assault
ing and abusing Robert Inge. The case was
continued until Saturday.
Mary jackson, charged with assauling and
abusing and breaking the lose OF D. Pas
quini, was fined S5 and costs. s's
Z Patrick Ferriter, assaulting and beating
Mary Dickerson, was sent to Jail for sixty
days, with labor in the chain-gang.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
September 14.--For the South Atlantic
States, southeast winds veering to south
west and northwest, followed by rising ba-
rometer, cooler, clear or partly clear weather.
For the Middle States, southerly winds
veering to westerly, falling followed by
rising barometer, cloudy weather, and pos
sibly light rains, followed by cooler, clearing
weather.
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THE MOZART MUsICALE.-A large and
fashionable audience was present last eve
ming at the musicale OF the Mozart Associa-
ton, and most pleasant entertainment 1T
proved to be.
The orchestra was very full, and gave in
fine style Harold's overture of "Zampa,'
the march lie Prophete," by Mcyerbcer,
and A. Parlow's waltz, "Recollections OF
Paris.''
The gem OF the evening was beyond
doubt the rendition OF the trio OF Mozart
Adagio, in A flat-by DR.. Peters and his
two sons. This production OF the great
composer was admirably handled by these
gentlemen, who upon this, as upon former
occasions, have shown themselves to be adj
mirabls musicians.
The violin solo-a selection from the
opera of Martha-was very artistically given
by Mr.. Henry II. Laube, as was also the
piano duo OF Professor G. W. Thilow and
his daughter.
Miss Ridenour possesses q sweet and
sympathetic voice, and sang with great ef-
feet "Nearer, My Gou, to Thee" in which
she was accompanied by Miss Fitzwilson.
Both OF these ladies are blind, and the latter
played with wonderful precision, "May
Breezes," piano solo by F. Heuser.
Mrs. Louis Euker sang Abts "Sleep
Well" which was we'll appreciated, this
being her first appearance in public.
The numbes Of members is rapidly in
creasing, and the Association is destined to
be not only one OF prominence in our midst,
but we trust one OF permanence that will re-
dound with great credit to the musical
talent OF our city.
There is a decorum and air OF refinement
to be noticed in the management OF these
pleasant gatherings which reflects great
credit upon the Board of Governors, under
whose management they are so successfully
conducted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

4 feminine Fancy.-Yesterday morning
n respectable-looking woman was arranged
before Mayor Chiles on the charge OF drunk
enness. She gave her name as Mrs. Moore.
living on Ninth street, Richmond. It seems
that she came from Richmond the day be-
fore. and was arrested on the street in q
"how-come-you-so" condition. In CONVEX
sation with the Court yesterday morning
she stated that she was taken suddenly sick
soon after arriving in the "Free State"
and imbibed a Jew drops for the restoration
OF her "inner man." The Mayor dismissed
Mrs. Moore; at the same time ordering her
to cross the bridge in less than sixty mill
uteS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

SENT TO THE GRAND JURY FOR lEDIcT-
AEST.-Reuben Wagner and Mollie White
were before the Police Court yesterday
charged with misdemeanor, and were sent
on to the grand jury of the Hastings Court
for indictment.
Tn the case OF Rebecca Hickman ana
James Coleman, charged with the same Oh
fence, the examination was waived ana the
case was sent on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

Election of RepresentatiUe.-At a meet
ing of the City Central Hayes and Wheeler
Campaign Club, of this city, held at their
rooms on Thursday night, Mr.. Martin A.
Harris was elected to represent the Club
on the Republican Congressional Commit
tee of the Third district OF Virginia. Mr.
Harris delivered an eloquent address, thank
ing the Club for the honor conferred upon
L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

attacked acith Hatchet.-Yesterday
morning warrant was issued for the A.
rest of Pompey Harris for assaulting Mr.
E. N. Reams with hatchet. Harris is q
young man, and has never been guilty
of such misdemeanor before. Mr.. Reams
sustained only slight injury. The cast
comes before the Mayor to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15
tgiSEEENTS.

GRAND EENEFlT FOR THE MA
',<!FIupaE OF COALFiELp. by the cN-
r. Vi Uo,"g i"nrc Dramatic Cl"b, vii pi he
.. "a li,t-nulr lgli. t"aiHrL stsllnil. on hl.
-, t.l.rki\G. :. rtrmhcr 18Th. commencing AT
- - o.. p,.~>rl> cavnG Richmond Tor 'hc enter
,.. r.r. r,tUrn in time for hu> inc> ncNt Gay.
.,..f .s.ist'>,i0n. 30 cents: I" hc ii3aoi i""c-
., , ,sr... .-a:l! ii lohnSt"u's news depot.
As. i'-.. '' " >r ii-2tk
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS i

MEETING OF THE PRINCIPALS AND TEACH
ERs YESTERDAY FOR REORGANIZATION
ADDRESS OF SUPERINTENDENT PEAY-
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY
OF THE LATE MR.. .BINFoRD-A MONUMENT
TO BE ERECTED-APPOIN OF
TEACHERS FOR THE YEAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, Of this city, Is the OF
gan Of the Baptists Of the South, whose membership
includes more than q million Of communicants.
The Herald goes Into every section or the country
and is read by thousands Of good people who rarely
see any other paper. II Is Of the best medium:
for reaching the public eye that the country affords
Its charges for advertising very low considering
the immense circulation Of the paper. ONCE on
Main street nearly opposite Dispatch Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

The Worsham Case.-The case OF Jim
Worsham, charged with receiving goods
stolen from the Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company. was completed last night
ut Chesterfield Court. Worsham was found
guilty, and sentenced to Jail for twelve
months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

TABLEAUx PosTPoNED.-T The tableauX
which were to have been given at Assembly
Hall tonight for the Lee Monument Fund
have been postponed until next Friday
night on account Of the sickness OF some
of the young ladies taking part.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15
LOCAL MATTERS.
GENERAL WISE'S FUNERAL.

SOLEMN AND IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
TESTERDA OF THE RICH
MOND BAR-TIIE FUNERAI.-IMMENSE
GATHERING At TIE CHURCH AND AT
HOLLYWOOD. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

CoNvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
victs were lodged at the penitentiary yes
terday: William Mathews (colored), North
ampton county, fifteen years for rape
Henry Tynes (eolored), Nansemond county,
one year for malicious assault.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-15

OFFICERS ELEcTED.-Goldcn Rule Foun-
tain, No. 81, Grand United Order OF True
Reformers (colored), have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Rachel jackson, W, NJ.
F.; j. A. Mickions, W. NJ; W: d: ,! L.
abeth Henry, w. T.; John B. Scott, w.
C.: Martha Dungee, w. g.; James e.
Watkins, W. A. g.; Clayton Dungge'
w. Sentinel; William W; JACKSON W.
p r. A. Monroe, W. Z. ID.
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referred to have summoned ,srs. George
d. Pleasants, ofVarina, and CHA Watt,
of Fairfield, who will meet ats the school.
house in question on Monday, 18th instant,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. All parties interested are
invited to appear at hour and place named.
a4aS D. E. GARDNER,
County Superintendent Schools Henrico.
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BASE BALL,-A match game OF base ball
was played yesterday between the heo
Jackets and keystone Clubs, resulting IN
favor OF the Red Jackets by score OF III
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as~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCrf-
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PAPERS OF THE CITY