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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18
PRIcEs REprcRp LPRlcEs RrprcEp /

PRICES REDUCED !-PRtcEs REDUcEDi
LARGEST STOCK !-LARG EST sTocKl
MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS. AND CHILDREs's
OyERcoATs AND SUITS.
ALL GOODS THOROUGHLY sHRUSK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18
ADDESDA.

During the movements of the procession
all the places Of business Of the partici-
pants were closed, with Grape on the doors
and cards with an explanatory inscription.
At the First Market, where the procession
was organized and dismissed, an immense
Italian flag, together with the flag OF the
United States, each with strips of Grape
upon it, were Stretched across the street.
Quite number Of citizens OF other ma
tionalities Joined with the Italians in doing
honor to the late King.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-18

A speciai meeting OF the Common Council
was hele yesterday afternoon in the Council
chamber under the following call
.sRIcHMoND, Va, January 16, 1878.
"aE. G. Ho,sard, Esq, City Clerk:
"Dear Sir,-You will please summon the
Common Council to meet at the Council
chamber tomorrow Thursday evening at
5 o'clock. to consider an application. for an
appropriation to the James River and Ka-
nawha Company; the report OF the Com
mittee on Ordinances; the report Of the
Board of Public Interests.
" Your obedient servant,
sssGEoRGE L. CHRISTIAN, President"
President Christian in the chair. Present
at roll-caIl: Messrs. Adams, Campbell, Cur
tis, Davis, Elicit, Guy, Hargrove, Haxall,
Hayes, johnson, Lauer, Metzger, Starke,
Skinker, Straus, Talbot, Taylor, Timber
lake, Vandervall, and Wood. M
On motion OF Mr.. Elicit, the reading of
the proceedings. OF the last meeting was
dispensed with. ss. :5 5s,f ssgs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
". II. TYLER, juanogcr.

nUR SEWING MACHINES of various styles,
" with Button Hole Attachments, and Button.
Hole Machines, run caster, make losS noise are bet
ter made, present moro Ehgdnt aud substantial ap
than any other Machine. .n"s71 .gn!- ]
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
PoEnIcAL.
THE rRuE aENTIEMAN.

When pressed beneath Misfortuhe's haud,
And troubles at his door shall stand, Il s,s
However great his need,
His faith and hopo win ne 'et depart. .,.-- ,
Aud patience prove him to th6lheaFt
. a EentIemaGi ihdocd.n n5' 'na- 3' .i.e "''"
.7asu sil ,IHoi 9di 10 @ 14 o ~ % '9Gsi
Audit position wealth and fapo GO diiw 80
Unto to. liopor his Eoqd.name- s'l se1ac .tsi
I, Among, his fellow7mahI- Il 900 srt. .rlr
With loving heart and liberal hand so ,ef p,
Amidst tho needy he viii stand. --,-..j .,--
=. The noble gentleman. e.. ... e., ..-,
To rhisc the fallon, help the weak, -a- eadg
DistrestlRpd sickness lc'will seek, ss Sa'7
81 .NOrGrudgiuSly be gives. g'--.li brz 6s
He loves to scatter good arouHd. o. r~3'7I
Andrin Gods service, always found. ,sll q.
gGsA geptIomap he liyos.7fIi -, g .stmsu
Aud when the Shades 6fdcath7d draw near, .
IIo blcetS tue dafkness witKout fear tnI.i7s
9il N,Tvnin regrets. mo siphs,; u0' 'i' g. Hl-t
He hears his Saw ior sayI "Wcll done ~ % rss'
Hs gOesltO wear the. crownths won ~ ssrs
A gentleman he tlies1.-- hur lsu79 re TO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
Mt. Veauvius.

Should an eruption occur in this volcano,
and cause tho destruction Of obehalfof tho ~
inhabitants WHO live Ia Tho Vicinity, tho'r
mainder, who barely escdp6 With their lives,
Immediately movo back upon tho 'bslftcboled
lava, ahd there live in constant Isase6f an
other eruption, fodlishly fncying that thu
only, tonPntablPs p0ftion Of tbpB car thi rests
within the shadow Of The great yolSApo,-- ?
This fairly illustrates the force Of habit. and,
tho persistehcy with which people cliug 70
opinions wli6n5 once ECthfed For exahIpie.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical ID iseo tAry, cures q
inoipieBt consumption coughs, opldsAnd ell
affections Of tho liver and blood, ySt some
sIlI depend upon Pbysic;aps nd remedies
that haYe7 7papghts R4t repeated taBTtesi %
which they can srefeF. y, q DdI PABopgh Pr. 4.
PieIceSr Fayorite, RrsscIiptlon JfPld 5ppdsr,
positive guarantee W cnrGr those, .Yeakpes+- r.
es peculiar TO w9men, apd notwithstanding
that Thousands Of women bear tesiimOpyItO
its efficacy, apd t5e trutl of AZ ~ sifa1tenents re
made concerning y, many, y!9t suRPiti0 the
nse Of caastic Pqd tbe 'kPite, Again DR..
Pieces Pleasapt Purgptiye Pellets, no larger. !,
stipatiO1, where ia Is. dependent upon, dys>
pepsia or torpid liver; yet some still depend r.
Tor relief upon the 0blue- piII1 OF huge doses
ofdtasaS cathattio rinedief6esb I6sth6 face
ofsuch faetss can We wonder d the blind
pessofPooF Ilaliaas2A k.lgasu s,,s .7sd
cAs s4'Ifs inaie FshStkablo railway accident
On nTscotdb7baPpeueHs not. lobg sgo On ths
NertbEssteIp, Road, q betw cen LOndon and
4'iYesEpoos, Asgeptlempnapd his wife were
travelling in a Compartment alone, when, the.
train g9ing at lie fate 6f izty mfles An hour,
i1 iron rRil ptStscted' from . car on sidsa
track cut into the carriage and TOOK The bead
ofths Ilaayi 0clSsf of an p6lled II into thS
bdsBaHfs lap. He EsaBssqpentiy sued the
company for damages, and cFeated great tsur-
Pfss 'in court BY gt9'i1g bis sags ts tbirty.siz
yesFs, Rlthough Ills 1,hAis vas s1ow.white. II
had been turned 'ff0m jstsblaek sby the hOr@
foFtbsthaFeEenb,sGo9 Gotsls bsGeU et
ONE cent 6jlyIfdr q good cigar. 16Snie.iss
ofgOod Chewing TobaccoF ibsladibg GraSe+
lySaotp NSyyJ lSeVefaIvafIetiss Ofi Smoking
fobseedi dIsosthe best eiGsrs'2 iof 6ye cents.
Ia aOhafIestoRb Al For EaleIbyg 8. D. Dalgarn,
opposite CarteF Hoase. sdi 90 - 2 ~
Co4RsE, aud doe Salt, Pepper, a&e, sot
sale.by 8. 8. Ddsirnss ,tl 4sugg ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26

/ Hint oN7G9AFrINo.-No Not long since wo
chancod to pass an apple orchard which was
ladened with handsome Baldwins. Tho
owner ihfotmelu us thst it, always boro tho
ode, years, and for this reason had Melted him
moro profit than had been received from
any ether five prohards of tho sanio sizo ia
town. AsnodrIy every tree Gruitedlhis year,
whiIo the samo kind UtItrcos on tho same
kind ofsoiI-in a aohoighbor's orchard borc- no,
fruit it was evident chat was not a nero
freak Of nature, but the rcsnlt of some treat.
nient which the trees had received, and VIII icIi
had been lacking in' other orchards, We asked
tho owner what he knew about it, and no
tod US tiatho bought tho farm after the orI
chard began to bear. but WAS told that when
it was grated care, wastaken to got tho ,cions,
from a troo which bore in tho odd year, and
to set them in an an even year, and whehthc
CRAFTS ifsE began to BI6sS6hF every small op>
pic which set in an even year was rcleptlcssly,
picked o O while 5thosd which catno out odd
years were left to grow.
leSI,yfyNclo UdmpShire Farmer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26

"GERMANs SYRUP5'r7No other medicine
in the world was ever given such o test OF
its curative, qualities as Boschees. German
Syrup. In three years two million four
hundredt dtbodsdnd .sn a Il ,bottles Of this med
iciue wero distributed free IF charge by
DruGgistsIlia this country to thosc afflicted
with CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Group, seEero
Coughsy Rbetunonia and other diseases Of
the Throat ard IhdgsI giving the American
people uodeniablc proof that German Syrup
wiiiieuto, item, The result has been that
DfruuGgggtssts Ia every town and village in the
United States arc recOnmepding7ito to their
customers. Go to your Druggists, Light &
Mitchell and 60 BsBellet; Charleston, and
Gilbert Bros, Harper's Ferry, and ask what
they know about it, SamplelbOttIes 10 cents.
Regular sizo rs cents. Three doses will re-,
leEe any, case. aue7I IsV-s1 H'sEA
MaEeh.2F. .lST1s7eoEya CgvC
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26

RnEuM1rfsM QU16KHLY 6tRED.A"Du,
rapg's' Rheadntatio Remedy tf!e. great IN
rERNAI MEDICINE, will positively cure an5
case o., fBednatism on The face Of the eartf. =
Price 81 a bottlo, six bottles, s5.. Sold by
al Wholesale'Sud Retail Dfusgiss, Don't fail
to send for circular to Fl elPhenstine & Bently,
Druggists ,fH SshiOgtOu,EDI o. 10 49, '6mA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
ADVERTISING p RI RATES. l'EIEF
-1wTRANsIRNT BIhIsaoAsH,

oas square tliaeh or ls.,s) J to > wssks.... sIso
Each subaeq1en inssr srtioh,,.s....g.,........s So
One square, three tha.sk.ss.4...S.l....s : 900
oHss9usrs. six monih 500
CAHbIDA fAt kNEop opHenAEirs.-ForC Couniy or.
HesrS, $500 State or conErssaicaAl, $1,000.
Legal ortiseme nls 81 ths pnblished rates.
Obituary Notices eding ave lines. tsn eshta
b5- -AlltfAaiisnt Gdvsr rtsSm htS due and collect.
able AFTER the hTst inSeFtion.l eoHsi'SE1 zsasl
LiberaI deductions made for Quarter, Half and
whole CotumaS for AhnHAl, Semi. i.AHntal and
Quarterly AdVsrtissrs. .t.sts, .l.i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
MO HCJNr:BTJG |!

r-iog lSlDDALL'S MAGIC S0APIo7aT }
nNE Bar goes as lar AStwo OF any other make,
" the waning ia dono in hhlf tho time; the
a." Ei en-.
tnjute delicate cUlor1 Of Iue fabrics; fnsl saved
And no wash boiler 10 DO kept in repairs as tho
clothes nstd no. boiIimg, washing merely int warm
water, warranted 10 keSbdthe. cl0thes white, and
guarantee ed under penalty Of fifty dollars not to
'SGsS MsSehSSl: ilSiRsi lbpplied a,,ojBhs pte.90i
I FSov.6, IS7T!i' f0l GRO. W. T!KEARSLEY,F :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
YEAST FOR SALE. !

tsss-~ur,yA AA1o1t pa +IIHr',,-r7 TgyT
EREsi1 Yeast on sale daily: az The bakery and
u Confectionefyot' Fs22g'' nav. tf-' r- 1i-
May l5, lsf7,7 ePHIL. T! RoHR..
T IGHr s MlTCnELL aGIl, tho beat s cent Ci;r
T IGHT B iMITCHELI3s Paragon Cigar, for E
~ cents! zstiaN sttsrugN Fr-f a- g3rER
tCRAFEEEY'S Best Chewing Tobacco, sold by
" '.i- LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
TeYNCHBURG Smoking TobAce sfor saIelby' 7
lIBf7p -HH a1ss.- i1 LIGHT &8MITCHELL.
NTIGESLitto Pictures for TaamsntGl. jsrs. for.
IN. sale by Q . 41lHlDIGHT tE MITCHELL.
Auguu7, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26

Our ISGPLE MENTs include
Improved MowinS Machines, Steel, Patent Carbon ;,
and Iron Plows for all purposes all Iiye and
sises, Shovel Plows Ind Horse Hoes, Sulky Horse
RAkes Steel Hoeh OF, ALI sizes; New style Steel
Shoveis and Scoops with Solid Sockets. steelyHay
and Manure Forks, CultivAtots, Road Scr9pers'
PatentExcavatOrs,NHay Tedders, Needle Cotton
Good Agents wanted Send for speeial Circulars
and state what you' want. ''Ho'a w .'. . r.
January -, lS7S-ly "" s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
.9Qirit Of. :.Sastfttssl0K' :. !.
CharlestOwn, Jefferson COuntys West Va
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH. 80. 1873.
PEN INK AND SCISSORS.

years ago droYsF G StattSa 60 IRON pm
Vaniotn!a WIN t,o'P iis tto nSs % uss .,t
arrived in Texas, having driven the tiock all
the way, assisted by two,we!l.trafned dogs.
The shocp have Increased 10 hunbers, and
frequent stops Tor pasture have Kept them1ni
good condition, They are Intended for
slaughter in the eastern market Wv.
II Tho Rey! DR.. e, Wentworth, ono ofthe
most, learned and venerable Of Methodist
Clefey%he9 has ,'+ned 1I paSTtiSht NJ, bi 4 drama
S1Eased "EnS Ss CI9ysr Gt,f MarrSge' Vas per-
torm9ed ~ Slitton' l4fo' ono lhe CnplFneSe COS
tunes ami an manners nt were retained as nearly
as possible, asa tho orchestlrqa Played sChInesc
music 7r.r sT M sIsd,o hrs .otidv ssr
=, ,"Tho, Kiss In tho Dark" was played
as, a farce by amateurs in, Mount StcrliPg,
Ky, upI to tho poipt'where tho young man
kisses the pretty girl Then it was turned
into q tragedy Tho girls real lover. jealous
Of her stage loycr, and describing that tho
kissing was genuine aud much rcished, shot
tho offender on tho spot. Tho wound was,
trfing, but it brought the performance to a
close. al, o.. s.,,,.r,.1 .d rss i..,l
- Durinp the sermon, in, tho (, ,I3ontist
Church at Grand RAPIDS, Mich, few duys
noo. n five,voar old child left II. scat walkS
nm to tho puIoit and stood beside DR.. Graves.
tho pastor, who inquired, ''What do yon
want, my, little -mun-?'''-''Ztg y glass of water"
tho child replied. Tho minister poured out
a glass Of Water, and tho child drank it and
loft tho 'platferm, Tho incidept created
much amusement among THO, congregtt;an,
which tho child, IN returning to his seat,
noticed, and thinking the people were laugh.
ing at some mistake of his, e. he- .mado a bow
to the pastor, and said, THANK you, sir, +"
and took his seat . u a." D. +"
-Judgo Melvin, who has been, holding
court in Han cock county, West Virginia, las
rendered decision in tie case Of CampBoll
Is. Hruax, wbero the landlord sued for pos
session of tho "wSy growing" crops of the
teuapt, who sowed his grain in lhe fall and
harvested, it the following summer, Trough
his lOase on the farmEcxPired on. April lst,
PRIOR 20 INC hSryest' INC PosItIOn takem n, Dy
INC attorneys loF tno us'Suu'uss' U.S. was %"s' nay M
Hs 10 tt'pu,It''n "Ppca'o". :" s"o 'e"S0 ~ '',e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26

,DEmoREsrs SloNTnLY for Aprilis almost
un1rfiIv'salIed in its attraetiyepess. "Tho Eas-i
ter Dawn" is charming cromo, and.to its
usual fashion plates Is addodia bcadtifal en-
craving aptly entitled "The height oflambi..
tion.n The litersFy attractions are varied and
excellent ~ ri.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
: LOlSTERS.dA ALE.

" oyIlet Saloon fofaRS Sellou ndisSSSAt oj'
nov receiving Fresh oysters daily NSStgT
which will be served ty tho pSte in che ui6st ap.
gallon, The best ALE keptin constant Spppiy,
? Septefnber %, 1877, II Hs~T &c "'NEh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
TURKEY IN HER DECLINE.

HOW THE TURKS FELT IN REGARD TO TIE CON-
GREss, AND WHO REPRESENTED THEM TBEREAT
THE uoPELEssNEss OF REFoRM-A CASE IN
POINT
lrpoM A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
CoNsTANTINopLE June 24.-The centre Of gravity
of the political world has been shifted from here to
Berlin vet COnstantinOpolitans lack no excitement.
There was much murmuring in the city at the
time the penipotentiaries TO Berlin were appointed
Several names were discussed as candidates, and
even sem-oficialy declared appointed. The official
announcement of the men really chosen took every
one by surprise. The delegation were delayed by a
storm on the Black Sea, and q greater and blacker
storm in the Treasury Department. The funds
needfu to the proper maintenance of Imperial dele
gates at Berlin were not easily found. The
storm on the Black Sea was on this ac-
count most opportune. No one could regret 1t,
"a IL did not interfere with the ordinary CONNER
cial traffic. The Congress being now in full career
all eyes are fixed on the recipients of the daily
cipher dispatches from Berlin. They are, however,
so discreet that Government secrets do not leak out
The Government has only allowed it to be an
nounced that it will accept no moro autonomies
than are expressly provided for by the Treaty of
San Stefano. Thishas comforted the simple minded
among the Turks. They never SEQ the disturbing
sheer Of the misbelieving foreigner who propounds
a query as to the amount of grief which Congress
would expend should the angry Turkish delegates
withdraw.
As TO tho delegates sadoullah Bey, the Turkish
Ambassador at Berlin, has held various administra-
tive posts under the Porte and has Interpolation OF
being of the regular order Of Turkish administrative
officers. Mehemet Ali Pasha, the General. Is quite
as we'll known in Europe as here. He is Of German
blood and Turkish sympathies. Csratheodori Pasha
the first plenipotentiary, is the son of Dr. Cara
theodori, of the Imperial Medical College Of
| Constantinople. he was educated in Europe and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
AGENCY FRAUDS IN DAKOTA.

AN ADMINISTRATION AT CROW CREEK UNDER WHICH
THE AGENT THRIvED AT THE EXPENSE OF THE
INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, July IA letter has just
been received at the Indian Office, mskng disclosures
Of frauds practsed at the agency Of the Crow Greek
Indians in Dakota Territory during Agent LviDgstons
administration. The letter gives detailed account and
description of about fifty fraudulent vouchers the most
of which are for Indian labor and describes the frauds
as being the bodest and most unbushing" ever hav-
ing occurred in that region. Indians who worked at
any thing day were rated at $50 and 500
per month for whole quarter and several for six and
eight quarters, as long money available 1T is
impossible" the writer says, to put your hands on
paper in the office without cutohing fraud Indian
chiefs say that Dr. Livingston appeared at Brule
Agency with handful Of 50 bills and gave one TO each
Of the chiefs and head men, distributing In all about
500 The vouchers call for $3.50 being expended in
that manner" A description is given of the purchase
of tons of hay at So per ton, and accounts are
rendered for seventy tons at $500.
The correspondent says that the Indians are much
provoked the prospect Of agent coming out and
have manifested their dissatisfaction by saying that the
land between Crow Creek Agency and the James River
belongs TO them and that they have right TO live any
where upon the they choose. He does not think,
however, that many Of the Indians win leave the
agency on that account. The chiefs have been ques
toned in relation to the immense expenditures By the
bureau annuity goods OF the last four and in
regard to their losses CATTLE and have shown by their
replies that the annuity goods not received and
that their cattle losses very heavy IL IS stated
that DR. Livingston has private herd OF 900 head
The following statement Is made, showing the differ
enee between the amount of stock reported on hand by
the agent and the amount actually found upon invest
CATION: Tobacc0-RepOrted on hand, 22l2 pounds !;
actually found, 6305 pounds. POtatOes-RepOrted on
hand, 100 bushels; actually found 1900 busnels.
Horned Catte-Reported hand 40 actually found,
more than 400 head The document describes at length
various forced vouchers having been discovered and
sets forth that upon official investigation from the In
formation now In possession that those guilty cannot
escape punishment Every possible effort is being made
by the Indian Office prosecute the guilty persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1878.

the transfer OF 65 bonds Of the District of Columbia
will close on the Goth inst
-Four hundred dollars received the Treasury
Department from an unknown person at Bridgeport.
Conn.,. on account OF "cOnscience."
Mr.. ROlla j. Reeves, formerly Of Iowa but now OF
Washington has been given the contract for the
OF the boundary line between Utah and Colorado
j. r. Dodge for many years statstican OF the De-
partment Of Agriculture rendered his resignation TO the
Commissioner OF Agriculture to-day and 1t has been
accepted
Between fifty and sixty discharges in the Patent
Office have Just been made Most OF them were female
employees and the reduction in appropriations caused
the discharges.
First Assistant PostmasterGeneral Tyner and Super
ntendent Of Foreign Mails Blackfan who have been in
attendance at the International Postal Congress held in
Paris, will sail for the United States the steamer
Rhine from Southampton tomorrow.
The case OF McEwee against Blackwell, the manu-
the past six months been before the Commissioner Of
Patents, decided to-day 20 favor of Blackwell.
MeEwee claimed that he entitled the trademark,
which consists OF the word Durham, and the symbol
OF the bull. Upon the evidence IL was decided
that McEwee's claims which were based on partner
snip relations with r. Green. deceased are not well
founded but that Blackwell has the prior claim to use
said trademark.
The plans for the building for the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing completed and the contract
for laying the foundations has been made. Up to last
Saturday II confidently expected that the work OF
excavation would begin tomorrow morning, but owing
to the diatOTness of the authorities In removing the
wooden buildings which now occupy the site selected
and which are used depot for cOmmissary stores,
nov absent and Il appears that steps be taken in
the matter until his return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

NRw-HAvEN, Conn.,, July 10. = Major c. p.
Graham OF ddleOwn, was o+ay elected Colonel Of the I'd
Regiment vice s. Il. Smith. appointed BrigaderGeneral
BUFFALO N. Y, July 15.-The GlenwoOd murder
vstery has been solved by the return of Mr. Ephra D.
richardson who t thought had been murdered and his
body made away with.
OTTAWA. Ont, July bit is understood that the
Government mas appointed me Hon EDWARD barron chandler
Hon 5. L. Tiley, resigned.
ST. JOHN N. B., July 15.--P. NJ. Landry and ID. l..
Harm both from Westmoreand have
members Of Government Landry Commissioner OF
Board Works and Harrington without Office All the seats
are now filled.
Boston, July 15.--The award of the referees in
the celebrated libel suit Of William Craft against Barhod
sohlesnger and Others Is that Craft costs aud onhf OF
the referees charges, amounting 20 1000 the remann
half being paid BY the defendant IN whose favor the
Is
KINGSTON, Ont July 15.-There appears 70 ne De
doubt about Hanlon and Courtney coms e Fo~sd on
Fall Hanlons friends nsst having the 49, - orasce
TORONTO Bay, while Courtneys admirers I1ie,s Han
Lon veds this point no race VIII be likely to take pso ~
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-16
IowA swARMING WITH TRAMPs.

DAVENPORT, Iowa, July 15.-lntense feeling
has been created bere against tramps by an arocous
murder committed yesterday. tramp named Hader
had been several times put out Of the saloon OF Chas
siegerman for unruly conduct About p. M, sieger-
man met the man the Of Third and Proodyss
where after a short scuie, Hader stabbed Siegerman
Ia the heart The wounded man staggered few feet
and fell down on the stone tagging and died IN few
minutes Hader arrested at once aud lodged IN the
ia An Infatuated crowd gathered and threats OF
1ynching were that special guard was Kept at
ne iai all night Hader has confessed the crime and
said he would kill anybody that struck him. The tramps
are making great deal OF trouble on the Davenport and
Northwestern Road. Fifty OF them boarded Tain ~
Dixon this morning. They put on by Deputy
shers who were sent out sixty tramps were kept on
another train at Monticello for four hours on