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, 1879-03-06

10 Af Et!ifor of The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 5.-Why Is IT. that Judge
Bodgott's enemies arc so dissatisfied WITH Proc
tor Krott's reporta In q certain celebrated case
few years ugo, wherein 1,otea disiuc stool
before the world chu1grd with u drcplful crime,
Whole church congregation Of brooklyn, n.
y, threw up their hats. tore their l'a!r wruts;
enc Others hn9nds wspt md laughed for ys
disagreed. The congregation q Plymouth
Church, url about hnlI the population Of ii con-
tlnent besides. believing that Mr. Bccchcr hail
received a Triumphant vnai:ation. included
amongst whom, II NC remember Rightly, nre
SONG people who now seem to feel that Judge
Nlodgctt hns not been fully ysutlipate,l. Surely,
MI tnoss who bclEoye Mr. t}recl'er innoetnt
from tile evidence produec1) c1n safely believe
cnt rule In ono case than in the oliirr. Bit,
ALA! Il always doe seem to make difference
"whosc OF is Eored." JUsT1riA.
Representative Ei.r,,ar.lt md tho "Ti,nes. "
To the Editor o. The Tritune.
srHINnr1ELp, ILL.,, Aiarch 4.-An article In
yesterdays 7in,es entitled "Too Alact, Style"
contaln6 n,auy fa!sehootls md mlsrcprcsrt,ta-
tions. Amongst other things, /! n,akcs the III
tcrycwcd purity Hay That the Statu had .u pay
SHD for The use Of Pnrlor o, which statement ia
entirely faisc, Us Mr.. Palmer did not charge us
anything for ihs ,lsr ofthc aan,u; consequent
ly, tho next statement. that tic Trudcs Couu-
cl Or tte Socialists had tu advance the S51 Or
any other funds for tho -slse vi the Celnnllttec
Is fnlsc, u1At faIsB to the grullntl.
And here ALLOW nu to state that, according
to my opinion, thu interviewed purity was mt
only not Socialist, but either k,ay6 Or foul.
as Socialists coilsiler nothing too goosl
nor Too hgl-toncd Tor wnrktng,acn; ou
nep who prod,c all tho wealth
und good things, ail tie hne carpets, furniturcs,
ETC., ought alao to earn enough In order to
oNjoy the very things i!'cy manufacture; al,l
think Tint every tradcs.u union. nInn WHO ap-
reared before flEit Committee In that Horgeuts
parlor felt perfectly at easc, MS u COOL many
Of them probably we're ttr very n,ell who u,ntia
or helped to make tllu articles with which that
parlor was furnished.
II nothing else would CONVINCE NC TINT the
interviewed purity In aithrr kHavo ANIL fool, or
man Of stray. It Ia thu last statement In re-
gard to tho abolition of the convict contract
labor, which plainly shows that tic party, be-
Sides being ignorant Of Socialism, IL either Of
the above. fours, ETC.,
CHARLES E1INtIARpr,
Representative Filth District.
, 1879-03-06
THE NEW TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT,

CnloAuo, Feb. 28.-Since reading tho article
In your Issue Of Tuesday, copied from the New
York Herald, regarding the popularity Of tic
new Temperance movement, "An EclectIc Plan
Of Keformat.on," Of which thu leading idea
seems to be tho abolition Of "trcating,"
have thought 1t might not be inopportunc to
offer the following for publication. It Is part
OF paper on "Tho Prayer Crusade" written
In 1876, but laid aaldo as ono OF the "rclcctcd
addrcsscsn u Of the day. g. n. j.
, 1879-03-06

4, 81 lAOtlS.
M a. Ky .ao1s' No., March 6.-FLopn-Actiye, 6rm,
H., a'sasf; double extra fall, s.. 1904. ~; trcb,o
sas. .,a' ~ s4:4o@4.5oi family. s.. 4.o5;
IL l.1,-Mhsat =, o" excited and higher; No. 2 red.
M lsttns s.v.aa0l. LUZ Ok March; sl.oaQal .oo;.
i,nH.Nnt.o va. Aurll; 81. 00l1. 07a;. closing A.
Ill. .s! 40 do, S1.o bid. Corn moderately
i,,.h saa hleaeF; No. = mixed, aa@3a.4c cash and
|sp; =, "His&sA tsc april; "a KQsaatc May; 9aSD
sSoa4aaSs SaaS. oat4 higher; No. =, .0h0e7c cash;
Il H. MaJ. Rvs higher, scarco. aud wanted.
Fae!ts, boGt7asr ona;sr dull and unchanged; prime to
PR.us';',s,snLoxss P.s;,,'o,L Lover .. ;,;o.4:
'.isd dIss35fo,f ia , higher; jobtlng, $40. l2 Dc.
% dtmrse eat.iols cured clear rlbs, 81. 30. Da-
9t7S XIII Sisas ssbs, s5.1.h0o. 1a April; clear,
an, 5snaooF!our. IL r. i, 900 brs; whsst "a, 600 bu,
asIiy, Ca ~ u: osts. 6,oou but rye, 1000 hui
sa'a aaonS.r.'m.FIour, aon.. 0.ooo b1ts; wheat nons;
@'"'' oa''. mono; rye. uone; barley, uoae.
, 1879-03-06

CMr,,u GENC1NN MATT,
r,nns aI1' March 6+-Cor1py-Eas}sr at DHc.
-tn,. 1uooo . demand and prices shade higher,
Loon, n. asat-sfaady aud drul; red and whiss,
t.p.st =. Corn nrn as3tab:hI,ic- Oats In good
lin =, ~, tull prices; 28130c. Ilyo qui4t but
a7e. ''Ssosc' barley qasss; No. . fall, 0sl
a'a; .t.'s .t.sss.fotk quiet Ut $40, COOL lo.q3. Lard
s''oo Guik p.eats nrmcE; In In.
, 1879-03-06

PTTTBBuRa, FL WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RAILWAY,
Hrt., corner Canal anl 3Inulon.kts. Ttckot Offices,
b CArk.st., Thlmtr House, and Grand Pacific Hotel.
, 1879-03-06

LCRfr. .AfT3tE.
Kansas CI!y Denver Fatt Ex... sI9 30 me- a1 III
St. Luuts, springfield d. 1cAas. - 200 nfs 75
Mobile Il New Ufeans Exptes1 T. D:Gn m|s 7:h5 M
81. Louis Springfield T. frIsa II a:tdb p sn{ TU
PEORIA burlington Fast Exrt&as 0:0u NIL IL3 n
ke1kNE axprcsB ....a b.E1 r1jS 7.DO n III
rhirnxo & palucah Il. L. Ex....s R:to MY I4o nj
Etrcatnr. t.ncou WaafnEt'n *. 't"3tl mI4 ass
Joliet d Dwight Acconn!. aAtio 3tCU tnIs u:i3
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There is practical joke which is quite a
fayoritc with Partisan students. Fixing on
some tboroughfarc where Il bridge cross
is the Seine, two Of them take stations, the
first on one side OF the river, the second on
the other. Looking carefully around, they
proceed to take measurements with cords
and Surveyors instruments, until on each
side quite Il crowd has gathered. Next, one
OF the students selects some yertlant youth
who happens to he passing, and politely
asks: Would you kindly hold this cord,
sir? There is going to he a Government
survey. Please retain the cord TIL the Off
cial comes, on no account dropping it for
an instant, as the measurement would thus
he lost" He then gives tile other end To a
second innocent young man, and the way
is thus tffectually blocked. Meantime his
cnmradc across the bridge has repeated the
same performance. Calcchcs. carriages,
draws, all sorts Of vehicles, with throags OF
foot-passengers, have collected, who are
craycIv told that taey must wait, rs Gov
crnmcnt survey Is in progress. By this
time the students, Of course. have de-
camped, leaving tic uuucky counirymen
to manage the impatient crowd rs best they
can. The affair usually ends III the sum
moning Il detachment OF policemen to drive
away these vctimized d!sturbers OF the
reacc. This hoax, though often praciiccd
is said to be always successful.-Graphic.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

! MAJOR BoYKIN HoRELEssLY ILL.-At :
ate hour: last night Major Samuel II. Bow.
kin. Register OF the Land Office, was in q
coL'liiion which left but very slight hope for
his recovery: For two days after his attack.
which, occurred on Saturday, be seemed to
be doing well. lie was abe TO get up from
bis bed and talked with friends nationally
and cheertuliy.
About II O'Clock Tuesday change. much
FOR the worse, took place, and he suffered in.
tensely from disease Of tbe kidneys, With
which be has for some time been afflicted,
and which, maniiestiDg itself in malignant
form, caused the sudden proslration, which
was generally called apoplexy.
Upon hearing OF his alarming illness yes
terday crowds OF friends called ut his resi-
dence ION Monroe street between Franklin
and Grace to express their sympathy, and
to proffer their services. lie was uncon-
scious, and only few were admitted TO his
rooLa.
Major Boykln's amiablc disposition and
kindly qualities havc greatly cndcared him
TO our people. and il, as now seems lanenta-
bly, probable, death should remove him from
our midst. sincere grief will possess many
hearts. The Major has reached his forty
sixth, year. 4 wife and six children and
other loving relatives await the result with
dread mi+aiving.
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A Hcntl of GhylnrIr

Elder, the artist, has on exhibition In
Washingtona painting which Is rerlarkabl,
In conception and beautiful In execution.
II Is head OF Shylock after the true ideal OF
Shakespeare. The terrible jew holds keen
dagger in one hand. and is trying tue edge
With the finger OF the other. The .leam OF
the steel aiding and biendngihe demoniacal
look OF the cruel eyes with splendid effect.
Happily the artists genius has given The full
character OF the cruel usurer, who counted
his ducatS dearer than his daughter, without
using the vulgar attributes OF the hooked
beak and animal features which belonged 10
the earlier and less intrlligen; conception of
Shylock. Edmund kcan was the first acior
who discarded that vulgar stage idea of the
character, and his impersonatiun was go G.
ceivcd as at once TO consigu the conven-
tional Sbylock to ostracism; and since that
time al fine actors accept the decree OF their
eminent excmplar and OF the public.
Mr.. Elders Shvlock is on canvas what
Lawrence Barrett's is on the stage, and
what the actor with the same conception
effects with one art the artist has done with
the other. 1t is what the uncrltical call 4
speaking picture. because it stands out from
the canvas so perfectly that we imagine The
cruel words OF the fierce, revengeful Jew,
and he seems there in the life Just looking
from the gilt frame as from a window. The
f1esh-tints are wonderfully painted, and the
hands like life itself.-Nc,o York. Herald.
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Probably no article in the last North
American ReUie,r has been read with more
interest, supcIinduced by curiosity, than
that written by Chief Joseph. setting forth
an Indians Indian policy. We nre quite
accustomed to the noble savage roaming
about on the blue frontiers OF civilization
VIZ know him as warrior and an orator,
but this is the first time he has appeared as
magaZne-wIiicr. He makes his literary
deJut under the chaperonage Of bishop
Hare. and pleads the natural right of his
people TO the land, and for his own tribe
the additional right of title as guaranteed by
treaty. He INDUCES in "reminiscences OF
his late stay in Washington, when he
formed so picturesque an clement IN the
social landscape last winter. Everybody,
from Mr.. Hayes to General Butler, sympa-
thized with him, confessed that he had
been deceived and badly treated and made
profuse promises of help. But nobody has
done anything. and now he is incised TO
appeal to the Cesar OF the American people
through the press. The article is straight
forward and eloquent. 1t is written in
short, crisp sentences, in good literary
form, and il there is not quite so much OF
the picturesque idiom OF the forest rs we
have sometimes met, it is probably because
the latter-day Indian has had good deal
Of the nonsense taken out Of Him. Wash
iagt0n Post.
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Brief Nems.-Thc Beau Mondes will give
one Of their attractive sociables mex. Mon
day night at the Green House.
Those who attend the So1ecS given by
the lyccums anticipate 4 pleasant time to-
night ut the clGb-room.
The water was turned OIL in the gutter on
Hall street yesterday, and the merchants
along the line were busy cleaning in ilont
OF their stores.
large number OF citizens went fishing
yesterday, and the streets presented Il rather
deserted appearance.
Bishop Whittlc is announced 10 preach at
the Meade Memorial church next Sunday
morning-Easlcr Sunday.
4 portion OF the works on Belle Isle arc
| idle at present, but operations arc expected
to begin in few days.
Great preparations are being made by tho
young ladies and gentlemen OF the Dorca.
Society towards the picnic which will bt
| given Tomorrow several miles up the river
Mayo's bridge presented lively scene
Yesterday afternoon, it bcing crowded will
| fishermen. Several OF tile boys who were
enjoying the sport occupied very dangcrou
| places on some OF the piers.
The revival at the Methodist church con
Linues. The interest manifested in the re
| ligiouS services is unabatcd.
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CONDENSED Is Baltimore Ga.
zctie. 1.-The New York Herald publ she's Il
touching strcet-car romance, 10 the effect
that Il young lady OF wealth and rcSpccta-
bility, named Clara Treadwcll lately became
cnamored OF i street-car driver named Den
MS McQuinn. She did not let conceaIment
like a worm get in its work, but boldly told
her love. and induced Dennis to abandon 4
former su eetheart and fly with her to Phila-
delphia, where they were married. The
co,ipla now live in the siXty-foud udth section
Of tumble down tcnement-house, but there
are rumors that the brides parents will
soon become reconc,led and give the couple
enough to settle down on western farm.
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Dn. EcCLusToN's WALK THEOEGH WEST

DR. EcCLusToN's WALK THROUGH VEST
MINISTER ABDET.-RcServcd seats for DR..
EccfaSton's lecture, to be delivered at Mo-
zart Hall on Friday night OF next week, are
being sold ut Wyatt'S, and the indications
are that there will be fine houses. Every
where the lecture and exhibition has been
given It has been highly spoken OF. The
New York Ercning Post prints this para
graph:
"A large audience Of tie highest charac-
ter assembled last evening to listen to II lee
turc hy the Rev. DR.. Eccestnn, Of ST. John :
church, Clifton, S. l., on Westminster Alb
bry. The lecturer. who is an ardcnt lover
of antiquities, has evidently made En- nglisFl
History and Historical Buildings Il study fol-
many years. lie gave 4 history OF the found
inc OF the Abbey, relating MANY interesting
legend, cXfant about lis carly bishops and
pntroaS. 'rhc lecture was illustrated by cal.
cum-lisht views, which were photographed
expressly for The lecturer. The audience
listened with unabated interest until The
close of the lecture, which Will be repeated
next week." ....
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Bishop Law, of the diocese OF Easton'
writes from Rome that the Improvement In
his health is marked, and that while be can
not vet endure fatigue without feeling toe
ELECTS of Il he is able to take great deal ol
eyercise. and to avail himself OF the slngu'
lar onDortunitcs afforded 10 Rome for sec
ing objects OF lasting interest.
A patriotic Hibernian, after listeniHg Tor
some time to a recitation OF Irish bulls
amid general laughter, cried Indignantly
"Fath. Mr.. A., an do ye know !" nat
think" "Wby, indeed, what 90 you
think, Mr.. D.?" "Shure. sir, and DO you
know that I think, indade, that not more
than one bali OF these hes that they tel
,bout the Irish are true" This Was unant
mously pronounced the best bull Of the lot
Springfield iitpabllean.
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RIP VAN WINELE.-Mr. McWade and his
company will appear here tonight in his
own version Of Rip Van Wrinkle. 1t will
be remembered that Mr. McWade appeared
In this city several years ago and gave great
satisfaction. The company, tough small,
Is represented rs being good one, and is
now en- route north, having completed an
extended tour through the South. In
Galveston, and in fact other south
ern cities, Mr. McWade had fine au-
diences. In Petersburg he appeared
Monday ard Tuesday nights. A writer, re-
ferring to him, says his is in deed an artistic
conception. From the moment bis first ap-
proach is heralded by the glad shouts OF
children until the conclusion of the last act
not word or motion OF his is lost on the
audience. The dialect part OF the play is
made secondary to the true representation
OF the good-natured. reckless, iovial spend
thrift, who makes frequent resolves to re-
form, but lacks the resolution to carry out
his good intentions.
Reserved seats may be had at Jchnston's
fo-,tay,
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TANCH ESTER AND vICES7TY..

annexation Commiftee.-The Commit fs
Oh Annexatlon treeently appointed by tn:
City ConnciD held meeting Iast night at
Courcil-Chambcr Hall 10 take action, ;s di.
rcctcd by the joint committees Of Rich
Hond and Manchester at meeting held re-
Gently.
The committee from this city are using
their best efforts in rrPparing 4 statement
OF the financial condition OF the city. to-
gctlIer with minute account OF the benc-
tits the city OF Richmond would derive il
the two cities were annexed. And they " i'll
be able at very early date to present be-
fore meeting OF tbe join. committees OF
both cities their work regarding il.
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FUSERAL OF SHELTON G. DAvIs.-Tbe
funeral Of Shelton G. Davis, Esq, late clerk
OF the Senate, took place yesterday after
noon from st. Marks Episcopal church.
The services were conducted ty Rev. DR..
Dashiell, and the church was filed with the
friends Of the deceased, including a ma
iority OF the Capitol officers and clerks and
many representatives OF the city govern
mcnt.
1t was at first intended TO bury him at the
old homestead in UcnIico county, but some
member ci the family remembering an cX-
preston Of his OH this subject, it was con-
cludcd that it would be more in accordance
with his wishes for the interment to be at
Hollywood, and accordingly his last rest
ing-place was made in that cemetery.
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POLICE COURT, YEsTEsDaT-<tcting Po-
Hce-Justice j. j. C,'u'chfeld presiding.-
Charles jackson and Patrick Ward (bntll
colored). charged with committing perjury
in making oath before the clerk Of the Hust'
in.s Court that Rosa Robinson was twenty
one years old, for the purpose OF obtaining
a marrasc-liccnsc. They were discharged.
the prosecution failing to cstlbisl the fact
that Rosa Robinson WAS not twenty-onc.
William J. Duke (colored), charged with
stealing $50 from Judge Charles E. Sinclair.
Tue case was continued until the 18th. and
the accused ballcd for his appearance.
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E,oEsG, N.,7s. WASHERS. 2c.


VULCAN IROS-W0HKS,l
RICHMOND. April 10, IS. ..
TJNHESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL
Il OPERATION. Orders solicited for
SQUARE and HEXAGON NUTS, ,TIlCMB-NUTS.
CAST ard WROUGH1-iRON WASHERS:
RAlLRUAD-TRACK BOLTS Of every variety;
ACflINE-, CARRIAGE, TIRE, STOVE.
PLOUGH, BRIDGE, ROOF, and CAR
BOLTS:
BOLTS of any special design that NAV be desired;
Lag ar WOOD-SCREWS, ,TANK-RIVETS, =
RUILEI-kIVETS OF selected rivet-iron.
BOLT-ENDS, PLOUGH CUFFS. EYE-EOLTS.
HARROW and DfsAG-TEETH.
T4R RESIIING-MACHfNE TEETH,
MALLEABLE CASr-IRON CLENISES,
MALLEABLE or ORDINARY IRON CASTINGS,
IRON i,AILINGS Of all patterns. ,..
STREET and WINDOW -GRATlNGS.
IRON.WORK POR JIiILS AND BUILDINGS
gel orally.
r. =. ERUCE.
WILLIAM NJ ARCHER, Manager OF Manufac-
turing Department ap 4o-eod4m
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UNITED STATES CoURT-Judge Huqhes.-
This court met yesterday. The grand jury
were sworn and sent to their room.
The case Of Douglas Black, charged with
taking letter out of the post-offce at VIII
sons Landing for the purpose Of obstruct-
ing correspondence, was tried. The jury
returned verdict Of "not guilty"
The grand jury brought in four indict-
men!s against Andrew Davis for assaults
uron Dallas Lee, Andrew Williams, Cornc.
Illus Tucker, and J. y. Jones. The offences
were committed at Old Point Comfort, {
place within tie exclusive jurisdiction ol
the United States courts. Trials fixed fol
9Th May at Norfolk.
Judge Hughes will have the Circuit Court
docket called this morning.
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TIE MOZART THIS EvESING.-First, over
ture, ..Merry Wives Of Windsor" (Nicoa).
orchestra; second, solo tenor, Kings
Highway" (Iolloyl Mr.. Taylor; third,
solo violin, "La File du Regiment" (Sin-
gaIce(, Mr.. Kcssnich; fourth, solo either.
"Laendler" (BurgstalIerl, Herr Gerhard
Luerssen; fifth, pot-pour:i, "Zucker-
backcr'' Ulamm). orchestra; sixth, solo
tenor, "Maid OF Dundee" (Gi'Def'l' Mr;
Taylor; seventh, solo either. Fantasia
Luerssen), Herr Gerhard LuerSseh; ciShln'
Polonaise, "The Kings" orchestra.
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AUCTION sALEs TTrss DiY.

Tg- On alksdtes or Rstst Estate made bstEcs
ne lst Of JtErdrp ami fp.7 1f lane the .dx.s 10
ths pr..snt ysar fcrtto Ls ,'dfs be thc Tu-caGss,
Ok III sGIeS made 5st,csea III r1sf of July cno los
NJ TIE year hs t1rss hGrs TO b. 2nid 6y TIC sette,
TINS custom was adopted about sfteen year: agt
by all the real estate agents in E3fhToad, and 50
aliesto Richmond and vir!uity.l
FRANK y. HILL. ~ r. NJ, trustees ssIe of a small
framed dwelling and lot OF grou I'D on William
sircer, I'm Sidney.
W.GUDDIS. T. NJ, three new frame 7sepemcnts
In the nlan OF Buchanan's Spring, ou ihe s0ntf
+. side or Leigh between Norton and henneI
streets.
E19BERT 3. LYME. ~ P. II trustees sale o
Gary.
j. 7aOMPSOy EEOy-y. $50 r. NJ. trustees sale
81 fr:Ined dwelling No. 921 north Twenty. I'M
sFr~ct.
GRUsTs & WILLIAMS 4 r. g.. large quantity OF
urra:proved real estate IN and near to The city OF
RC4tmGnd.
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WlLEOR'S CoMPOuSD or TCRE COD-LIrEE
OIL AND LIME.-Thc advantage of this compound
over The plain Oi! Is that The ,c;'il taste Of the
ijil is cltrc,v removed and the whole rendered
Iircly pIatablc The offensive ta>te OF The Oil has
long acted great objection 10 its use; but in ihS
form the iron5'c Is entirely obslaicd. host cf
certificates might he given here tn testify 10 the
crileacc and success OF "WILBOH'S COD-IlYER
on AND LINE; but the fact that It is regularly
prescribed by the medical faculty IS sufficient. For
sal by \. T. WiLDon, Chemist, Boston, and by all
druggists. - -
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I.GGENSE T.A ~.

OFFICE or CIrY COLLIE TOE.l
RICHMOND. VA. Apri ]. 1877.
.TsNHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
z from O'Clock \. VI. 10 u G'c'"ci i. NJ nom Inc
SIN to The 20h Of April for ilc purpose ot Icrctr-
ing the ~
LICENSE TAX
from all LAWYERS, Doctors. n"nii:tS. Commission
McI chants, Mcrt!an,.isc Hrsktr~. stock ana Ex-
change BrOkcr. Wholesale and i.rta' Lilupr-icni-
erS. Hotels, Restaurants, Saloons, Boar,itng- ana
Eating Houses, Euetlouecrs. Lumbcr. McisurcfF.
Archit. els, Theatres and falls: Telegraph, tx
press. aud Coal ComraIi. s. Mcrcaniilc Insurance, !,
Steamboat, Real Estate. Empio! !acni. lickc' ana
Sewing -Aschine Agents: iiiticr Manufacturers
Junk and OYSTER ie Acrs, Sca,cugers PbotUgra-
piers and all Others liable to license t1x.
Extract from CITY Ordinance: -
An bills remaining unpaid on ths l,t day Gf Way
n fine OF not L. than dollar aud no more ihan
five dollars for each day the,ruitr VIII hr npo.eh
\. II. WUODSUS,
ap lin COllccor-
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Grand Jurors Drd1cn. following is
li>t OF the special grand jury drawn for the
April term Of the Hu>tngS Court, which
heglns the 2lst Of the present month: John
Dowdy, r. F. Elder. William Archer, Rob-
ert Bcattic, Thomas ". Nelson, Il. Shirp,
W. Ii. Walker, John d. Baird, and Thad-
deus w Crow
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-10

dnnirersary.-The anniversary OF the
Christian Sunday school Will take place
next Sunday afternoon ut O'Clock in the
Lyceum Hall. Seycra. wcil-kncwn speak
ers from Richmond are announced to adj
dress the meeting. This school Is but one
year old, and has very large membership.
Exercises are conducted every Sunday al
toruOOn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-10

Mayors Court.-There was bat one case
before the Mayors Court yesterday that
OF Susan alias Rose White. Young white
woman Of Richmond, charged with being
drunk. The Mayor reprimnndcd her and
discharged her on the condition that she
would leave the CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-10

NEGRO JUEoRs.-ColIt clions are being
made at all The colored pt 1ple's churches
10 raise u fund 10 procure counsel to as
sst in The defence Of Judge ,i1ni.es before
the Supreme Court Ct The United States. A
considerable amount. though not near as
much as needed, has been raised.