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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

INDICTMENT AGAINST DEPUTY-SERGEAST
TYLER.-Yesterday morning Policeman G.
II. Mathews handed in to the grand-iury
room the following paper:
'.There is prisoner willie Cheatham, a
white woman) who was assaulted with a
coWhlde, also with stick, by Deputy-Ser-
geant Tyler, in the city jail, on September
IS, 1879, in the presence Of the following
named persons: Rosa White. Mollie Harris,
Katie Page, and Martha Hudson, who were
prisoners at the time."
Some of the witnesses suggested in the
paper were summoned. and Mr.. Tyler was
indicted for aSsaulting Willie Cheatham, as
charged.
Sergeant Lee suspended Mr. Tyler. when
he heard OF the charge, until the matter can
be Investigated. Mr.. Lee, however, states
that he never heard word of the affair un-
til yesterday, when his deputy was indicted.
Sergeant Tyler was bailed until to-day.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

| Brief Ner1S.-At the Mayors Court yes
terday morning, PaDk Green (coIored), an
| old offender, was up charged with stealing
sixty-fve cents from Harriet jackson (col-
ored). She was found guilty and sentenced
| to Jail for ten days.
Officer Smith left here yesterday for Dan.
vile to arrest criminal who is confined In
the Jail there charged with committing a
felony in Manchester.
Coroner Ingram was called out but once
last month to serve in his official capacity.
The October term OF the Chesterfield
County Court will begin on the third Mon
day in this month. The criminal docket Is
unusually small.
There were three penitents at the altar OF
the Methodist church Sunday night. The
church was crowded to its utmost capacity
in consequence OF there heing no preaching
at any Of the other churches.
A number Of persons from this city at
tended the baptizing at Branch's church,
Chesterfield county, Sunday.
The authorities Of Chesterfield endesvored
to obtain accommodations in the Central
Lunatic Asylum for Roxana Lundy Color
ed), who is now confined in the county Jail
as lunatic, but were unable to do so, there
not being room for her at that institution.
The City Auditor reports the sale OF $50
dog-mcdals and 10 goat-medals for this year.
There were two alarms OF fire in the city
last month. The damage from each OF the
fires was triflins.
Several social parties will be given during
this week at the "Green House "bv different
clubs.
The number Of scholars enrolled at the
white public schools in this city up 10
yesterday was 2G0. About 90 enrolled since
last Wednesday.
The prices obtained for real estate in this
vicinity are reported to be somewhat better
than they have been for some time past.
Rev. Mr.. Eagan, Of Baltimore, has been
called to the pastorate OF the Manchester
Baptist church. He is young minister,
and has b Ell preaching only twelve months.
1t is not yet stated whether he will accept
the call.
Owing to the absence OF Rev. W. A.
Campbell from the city, his pulpit was filed
Sunday morning by Rev. Mr.. Richardson.
The city Jail has but one inmate at pre-
sent. That one wlS sent yesterday.
City-Engineer LipScomb is busily en-
gagged repairing the city dam. The work
is expected to be completed during the
present week should the river remain low.
Captain Il. l.. Jones, OF Chesterfield, one
Of the nominees for the Legislature from
this district, was in the city yesterday.
f. w. Weisigcr. Esq, who was appoi1tGd
by Judge Clopton saturday rs justice OF the
peace for Fourth Ward, has declined the
appointment.
The court FOR the trial OF civil warrants
will meet to-day. A decision which was
postponed from last week will be rendered.
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CITIZENS AsS0CIATI0N.-Ata meeting
yesterday of the Executive Committee OF
the "Citizens' Association Mr.. z. NJ.
Cardoza was elected secretary to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation OF Mr.. Err
nest Wiltz, who will remove to Savannah in
few days. The vacancy in the Executive
Committee thereby created was filled by the
election OF Mr.. j. Lawrence Schoolcraft. 4
resolution was adopted looking to the rigid
enforcement OF all laws and ordinances,
without exception. requiring the cessation
OF secular employment on Sunday. The
session OF the committee was private, but it
was understood that they intended to make
things lively in Richmond. and to give the
anti-liquor men "tbe fullest benefit Of their
cooperation in the enforced observance OF
the Sabbath"
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RESIGNATION OF REV. DR.. JONES, OF THE
ASHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. Mr.. WIN
FREE CALLED.-Ou Sunday morning Rev.
DR.. J. VIM. Jones rendered his resignation
as pastor Of the Ashland Baptist church,
and although the church was unanimous in
desiring DR.. Jones to continue, they finally
accepted the resignation, as he stated that
it was percmptory, as he desired the church
to secure resident pastor.
The large meeting Of tbe church present
then proceeded to the call OF Il new pastor,
and unanimously selected Rev. DR.. D. b.
Winfree, of Manchester.
Dr. Jones announced that he would con-
tinue to preach for the church until they
should be able to secure 4 new pastor.
DR.. Winfree has been called to the pas
torate Of several country churches in the
region OF Ashland, and 1t is hoped that he
vii accept and locate in Ashland.
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A NARROW Escape Sunday afternoon
as Deputy-Sergeant Holzinger, with his
wife, was driving buggy near the new
reservoir the horse became frightened, and
making a sudden turn, oyerset the vehicle,
throwing out the occupants. Mrs. Hol-
Finger escaped without injury. but Mr..
Hozinger was not so lucky. In attempt
ing to secure the frightened animal be was
kicked several times Or otherwise injured
about the head and face, receiving three or
four flesh wounds, rs also q slight puncturc
in the back from the end OF n broken Shaft.
The injured gentleman was taken in the
ambulance to his residence, at the southeast
corner Of Clay and Second street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

i s. Z
CHURCH NOTEs.-Rey. a. z. Dickinson;
D. D., baptized seven persons at Mount
Hermen Baptist church on Sunday morn
ing and preached to large congregation.
At the Monumental church on Sunday
the HOLY Communion and sacrament were
administered in the morning, but there was
no sermon. The pastor preached in the
afternoon.
Rev. r. n. Sledd received one member on
certificate at Centenary church on Sunday.
At Broad-Street Methodist church Rev.
". G. Starr, having returned from his Eu-
ropean trip, preached morning and night,
and received eight members on profession,
four Of whom were baptized.
st Park-Place Methodist church Rev. DR..
Edwards received three members on pro-
| fesSiOn.
| Two members were received on certificate
| at Laurel-Street Methodist church.
| At Manchester Methodist church Rev. G..
c. Nanderslicc (pastor) received six men,
| bers-one on profession and five on certiti-
cate. One adult was baptized.
Special services will be continued this
week in Trinity, Union-Station, Clay y-Street,
Park Place, Laurel-Street, and Manchester
Methodist churches.
At Pine-Street Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night, and received
two persons by letter.
At the First Baptist church Rev. Fl. Nc.
Donald preached in the morning very ad-
| mirable sermon. At night the pastor
| preached and baptized one person. Durin 6
| the week one person was received by letter.
AT Clay-Street Baptist church Rev. j. B.
Jcter, D. D., preached a fine sermon on
L" Deaconship" after winch J. P. Justis
and II. j. Duke were ordained deacons.
Rev. G. H. Ryland delivered the charge to
the deacons. The prayer OF ordination
was offered by the pastor, and the laying
on Of hands was by the presbytery.
At Grace-Strcet Baptist church the pas
| tor preached morning and night. The
! Wednesday meetings in this church
are increasing in numbers aid interest
The services at night were interesting and
solemn. TWO men rose for prayer a
| night.
At the Second Baptist church Rev. DR.. E
W. Warren preached in the morning very
impressive sermon. 1t night the pastor
preached the third Of his series Of sermons
to young men.
! At Tenable- Baptist church the pas
| tor preached morning and night. A pro
tructed meeting was begun at night. The
house was filled with very attentive con
gregation. Services will go on from nigh
| TO night, commencing at 4 quarter to
O'Clock.
| At Lcigh-Street Baptist church the pasto
preached in the morning, and in the after
noon gave the right-hand OF fellowship tt
| three persons.
At the Fourth Street Baptist chapel ser
vices were held at A. p. NJ. A good con
gregation was present, and sermon wa:
preached by Rev. e. F. Williams.
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ST. PATMcK's FAR-lNsTEUMESTAL AND
VOCAL C0NCERTs.-The lady managers
of 81. Patrick's Church fair, now being heid
in ,he store recently occupied b. c. Zim-
mer, Oh Main street near the FIRST Market
announce two concerts al the 1air-rooai:
The first will take place to-night, ana VIII
consist mainly OF instrumental music; ana
the second on Thursday night, embracing
both vocal and instrumental seiecuohs:
The concerts Will be under the direction OF
Mr. Z. Caulfeld, the organl>t Of 81. refer
Cathedral, assisted by Mr. Fl. Cau'feld as
pianist. Two pleasant evenings may mus
be enjoyed by the friends OF the church.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THB GRAND JrRY YES
TERDAY.-The grand jury Of the Hastings
Court met yesterday and found Il true bill
for felony in the case OF Andrew Blackburn.
Tor breaking into II. II. Joyner's stable and
stealing a lot Of harness.
The grand jury also found true bills for
misdemeanor in the following cases:
James e. Madison, for transacting busi-
ness without having 4 license.
William d. Scav, for playing domnocs at
| the bar-room of John krouSe.
P. a. Albert, for transacting business
without a license.
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FRENCH MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
SoCIETY.-This Society, which was orga-
zed in February last, is now in flourish
ing condition. a great many travellers
have been helped since its institution, and
Frcnchmen are not now to be seen seeking
lodgings at our station-houses. After the
meeting last night banquet was spread at
Monticello Hall, and all the members OF the
society had good time. Toasts were offer
ed by Colonel Lloyd J. Beall, '. A. FaYier,
r. Ferrandiui, and others.
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Miss ADAH RICnMoND's COMPANY IN
PrNAF0RE. The Adah Richmond Comic
Opera Company played Pinaiorc at the
Theatre last night 10 fair audience. Con-
sldcrng the fact that twas the first attempt
of the company in Pinafore, they acquitted
themselves very crcditably. Miss Rich
mond won fresh IaurcIs as the fair Jo-
sephine, and it is no cxaggeration to say
thN her portrayal OF the character was
equal to any that our people have yet wit
messed. Mr.. Armand was in tine voice,
and as Rackstraw came in for full share OF
the honors. Mr.. Sturgis's " Dcadeye' was
a very creditablc performance. The rest OF
the company did well, all things considered
Pinafore, we believe, is announced for TO-
night.
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| and Ancient Languages III The Boys and 6 rls'
u,h school in Savannah. tia.. will ercn on the ST
~ DJsTOHER SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ht-
ling hrga :ar college for business, al lQl2 EAST
LAYsTktET. ,,
rVtNlNt; CLASSES Ccr young ladies and geNte-
,r.p In which the French ard German languages
Vii be taught practically and Theoretically
ro- further Iariicusr. terms etc. inquire at his
residence. lOl2 east Clay street.
RErERENCES: Rev. DR.. Johu William Jones,
Rev j. u. Jcier. y. D.. Rev 4. f. Dickinson, ID. d..
i,- " H. Ruf:ncr. Rev. Dr. Charles Minnigcrude.
General Joseph +. Johnston, Prof Ed. Il. smith,
": George ". Eschv, Judge George l.. Christian.
NV II. N Jach<on. Colonel Wiiliam Z. Tanner.
p.hnrf stiles Sc 22-lmt
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CIRCUIT Court Jurors. The following
is the list of names Of the jurors for the fall
term OF the city Circuit Court, which com
mcnces on the third Monday (thc 20th) Of
this month: T. p. Mayo, P. =. Moore,
George r. Lumpkin, Ashton Starkc, joseph
G.. Mcttert, John ii. Montague, Robert H..
Whitlock, Robert r. Wood>on, B. K. Lips
comb, n. r. Roane, David NJ. Hall, Joshua
4. Walker, james j. Waggoncr. William
A. Lamkin, W. ". Stover, and Napoleon
Burke
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
L So.Io9 EIGHTH STREET.

The fifteenth session Of this school will begin
THURSDAY. September 18th, 1879.
CHARGES PER SESSION;
r,o.,cr,,ry English and Mathematics. $50
English aud Higher Northumberland. -
u aim. Greek. French. German. eacli......... 14
~ mon, sons............. ........... so
r..tE.r.. sors ............................. so
III a boy studies more than TWO ol tnesc lau-
gia.e> no charge is made for the third and tnurth
PAYMENTS lS follows: Ten dollars tS1O) the daS OF
e,traucr: The balance in three, SIX and nine onts
ron! the : IN day OF September. S79.
Boy, of eleven years of age received, or IL "cil
advanced. even Younger.
tircutlr~ a; The bookstores.
kuulr-gOus NAV he made 10 Tie 1rnclIfai :it NO.
4 east Leigh street. - .-.-
% THOMAS Fl. NORWOOD.
P-inclphl,
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Observation-Disclosures Isbell, McGebec, and
Hannigan, constituting commission OF
lunacy, yesterday evening decided that four
colored women brought before them were
insane. One imagined that she was bourd-
ing at the Ballard in grand style. Another
owned good deal OF property, and couldn't
collect the rents. The other two were
loose in mind on all subjects. Two other
warrants Of unacy were issued yesterday.
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EXCURSION TO THE North C4EoLlNA FAIR.
The North Carolina State Fair commences
at Raleigh on Monday next. continuing six
days. From and after Saturday the kicf-
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets TO Raleigh, good
for week. The train will leave Richmond
,t I1.55 A. NJ
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THE COMMON COUNCIL.
First Session Since the Summer
Recess.

ALONG BUT INTERESTING MEETING-vETo
FROMAAYoR CHAMPIONSHIPS COM
MITTEE's REPoRT-T QUESTION OF
SPENDING MORE MONEY FOR STREET IM-
PROyEMEETs THAN THE APPR ROPRIATloN
CoNTEMPLATEs-kN APPROPRIATION TO
BUY HOsE-CITY YLUNATIcs-PLANT TO AID
A DISABLED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &C.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

H5- On all sales Gf Real Estate nnaiS hetvrt2
IN. q Of Jnrt,ry ny.d int Of Jene the .%IG4fs+
the Drtsent ye,r hare 10 bt pnid bythE pn-chAf'r
D., az snLes muds b.tWteRhs lSt 1fJnfg nnrht-S.
Of the ysHr the teLes haze to be paid bJ re f:1LsT
f'rhi. custom Vas adopted about 8fteGn Ycrf2 &-s
by ali Tie r,a! estate ag'H.s in Richmond, a1d ar
njl.sto RichIenc and yi"n!ty.1
FRANK u. HUI, ; i. NJ, large stock OF drugs:
od-wfll. and fixtures Of the drugstore No. q
pest ErUrH street
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THE FIRST REGIMENT AND THE STATE FAIR.
We are requested to state that the compa-
nies OF the First Virginia regiment have
decided not TO take part in the competitive
drill during the State Fair, because Of the
scaling and uncertainty OF the prizes offer
ed and to say also that as the regim0nt
will attend the celebration at Yorktown on
the 23d instant it will not parade at the
En,r
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GEORGIA MILITIA. The Gate City Guard,
Il well-known military organization Of At
lanta. Ga, will pass through the city this
afternoon on their way to Philadelphia
The officers OF the First regiment will
meet them at the Bclle-ISlc junction and
tender such hospitalities as their brief stay
will admit OF. A special car will leave the
Byrd-Street depot for Belle Isle at 4:45 2. n.
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"MACOS" BrRGrNpY WINES. piuts and
quarts Moct & Chandon's Grccn-Scal Champagne.
locdcrvr 4 Mumms Champagne. IIcuncsscv and
MarteIl Brandy; Montros, Clcmmcr, Bumgardner,
anl B-Srltci Wh!sk"ys; Cigars OF all grades; FAM
lily Groccrics-all III moderate prices. Our TEAS
are new and very low In prices.
W. II. BLAIR < CO.,
lIOO Main street.
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EGYPTIAN NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT "A
pretty fair audience attended General Col
ston's lecture at Mozart Hall last night.
The matter OF 1t was new 10 the majority
OF persons present, and all Of it was vau-
able information concerning country but
little known TO the outside world. The
stereoscopic views were very fine. but AT
times the apparatus refused to do its whole
duty
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H.srr. II no, necessity. makes Hair-Dressing
Snrh as Or. Ayers laboratory issues indispensable
to many. The "VIGoR" Is one OF The most delight
N, we have ever used. II restores not only the
color, but gloss and luxarianee TO faded aud gray
bafr
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ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RcHMoSD, H1aH
ScHooL.-The following is list OF the Pu,
pits on the roll Of honor at the Richmond
High School for the past week: senior
Class Amelia Brimmer, Emma Lauoe,
Blanche Lee, Lizzie Nc Donald, George
PIeasanrs, Tucker c. Eggiestou, George
MoCann. intermediate C.ass-Cnrlstlne
Whittet. Junior A Class-hate Dunkel,
Irene Loyenstein, Sadie McGiivray,, Lula
Phillips, Alfred Kraker. Junior b Class
salIie Turner, Charles Hazen. Attendance
for the week, 81 per cent.
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C,AlISTHENiCS.- A y \ 4 II.
I POWERS will have n CLASS IN CALLS
TTIFVIt,S Al 7O7 east Franklin street TUESDAYS,
.Iiji.RSnAYS aud SATURDAYS from L. VI. 10
: p NJ. and class al 20S east Cary MONDAYS,
WFDNr>pANs. and FRIDAYS from l2:3n +. NJ.
,n 1880 L. u. Beginning OCTOBER 10. 1879
49, 49, y.cO
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BuRSETT'S FLAvORtSG EXTRACTS are nsad
and endorsed ry The best hotels, confectiOncrS, and
Rrnccrs throughout the country. They perfectly
pure. AT once the cheapest and best. and received
The highest award al the Centennial Exhibition.
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{SssrnTsort ar., yTes,dent or fhc aboSc-nainet
- do -olcinulE swear that the above statement Is
NN'H:ath, brsi OF my knowledge and belief.
t"' |. DASENPORT, JR., President.
,,,,,r,ra and sworn to before me this 9th day
: Fnr,nhtr 1919 W T. ALLEN.
q ~ Notary Pubic.
". HATCHER.
Il. +. INDD.
CHARLES X. SklNkER.
-I Directors.
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NJ. ELLYsn$ - TO-. advertising agent1, Insert vo-
vertisemcnts IN Ill 81 the newspapers OF the Un;td
S.4es a: publishers rates. Orders leC; a. :ae E't
g1tc. couutlps-rCoIa will receive prompt atse3s
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AspREws's BAzAR, with supplement, for
october. received from W. Il. Andrews
publisher, Cincinnati, Ohio. a most eAeei'
lent fashion No.
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EDUCATIONAL.

cCHOOL OF MODERN LASGUAG
y PROF. rEssoE l.. y. HASSFLEtF. Principal
Is.,a n-cf,ssor Ut Augusta Female Seminary: Mis-
y H. BALDWIN, Priucipall, 304 east Grace street
;slwttn Third and Fourth. opens OCTOBER
;s7a Youth o; both sexes received Special classes
e. rhilircn from six 10 ten years OF age. Hour:
grrsnsyd suit pupils attending schools of English
Tr,niu: classes Tor young men in French ant
G.1mgu. Languages theoretically and practically
,,n.N Scld FOR circulars 10 3o4 cas-. Grace street.
- 2t-;hCS
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NEW SYNAGoGUE.-The synagogue on
Eleventh street is TO be taken doWn anu
new one, after plans prepared by MI. hy-
brock, erected on that lot. Inc new pul'us os
worship I'm the city, andswiIl cost ~ the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
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ShyE MONEY by having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRIETING-HOUSE. Good Work. lc
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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8ithmond DispattEt.
TUESDAY. Y........ocToBER I, 1879.
RS- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-
LATIoN OF ALE THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
Entered ut the Post. Office at Richmond, Va, as
sccond-class matter.I
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudiness
and occasional rain, easteriy winds, station
AIRY or lower temperature, rising followed
by falling barometer. ...
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather. with rain, brisk
easterly winds, stationary or lower tenn
perature, stationary or higher followed by
falling barometer.
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ, 81
9 A. NJ, IS; noon, 90; 8 P. NJ, SO; P.
d., 81 midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, 7Ss.
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PER.soNhLs AND BRIEFs.-Goyernor Holli.
day and a large number of the officials Of
the State, city, and James River and Kama
wha Company will leave the city this morn.
ing on packet fDy. a careful inspection oi
the canal property. From Buchanan to
Clifton Forge they will move in carriages.
At the latter point they will take sleeper
for Richmond, and reach here Sunday morn
ing.
The Blues will meet at their armory in
full-dress uniform tonight for inspection
and to decide whether they will attend the
Yorktown celebration on the 23d.
Hon. John Goode has written to A. l..
Holaday, Esq, Conservative superintend-
ent of Henrico, accepting an invitation to
speak at the county courthouse on Monday
the 18th instant.
Mr.. Page McCarty's new opera Buttons
having been revised is meeting with success,
and the Philadelphia papers that criticized
it severely in its original form now speak
handsomely Of it.
Judge Hughes's Court will be open TO-
morrow,
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H4rGCIRE'S SCHOOL,
vi 300 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
CANDLES HILL.

JOHN =. MCt, ClRE. Princip pal,
.I.,ncn.ric, aud English tother younger claSScsE
rrofrs,ar ". q. ENGLISH. University of Virginia.
Ancient Languages. &C.;
Prol-.>gr ROBES MAssIE, OF Richmond college,
French and German: ,,,
mates. &C. , - .
CNARGEs: Tuition, exclusive OF Ancient ana
Molsra Languages. 500 to 80, aCc"TuinE ~ .iu-
y.rctgptt tthc age Of twelve usually dividing the
clas.esi: Ancient Languages lone or bcth!' SO;
Modern Languages. do. >-,,
Fifteenth session begins Oh the 20 til instant /.
Room. open On the 23d. See circulars.
Sc l61m
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SToNING L RAILROAD esterday
morning, when the eastward-bound &C.
eommodation train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway was near Frederickshall
depot, negro boy on the side OF the road
threw q stone into the passenger-car, which
broke the window at the end OF the car near
the stove, struck the stove-pipe. and piece
of the stone glancing off struck Conductor
Wbitlock on the face below the eye, cutting
the flesh painfully. An officer was sent
back to try and h'ud the rascal. Such shame,
iuI acts should have an end, and it is hoped
the offender will be- caught and sllmmarliy
dealt with. ~ -' 't.''
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WANT TO BUY a FARM CON
4 TANNING BETWE EKS 20 AND 100 A'kES,
With imDroyciuculs on lt--Ect over threc ni'eS
from the city. Please state price ana ioca iGn; hd-
oc o4ts care Box 73 Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-07

PoiICE Court. The Police Justice being
unwcll, Justice Crutchticld presided yester-
day. and disposed Of number OF small