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, 1879-06-26

Tue ~. Petersburg .Ho.va saws ti,o r"nor,.o
faL h o. rLi!'<o Alsx4ndsr uli Daltenberg fpr lis
tspaS D5eaa io'nd @ H. Wy Into the columns oi liz
k.as. kias a N;ho,ss ~ ands l1s loow!ng partieuars,
fsgfsssn.attye ot one Y liz rIr!est srIstocfatc
anll'es Ut tsussIa. Whom 'qulte younsr ,nsn
Rsrn.n ~ @s5Fta9 sountcs. t!beaupIrfre cousn.
tsae t11 1:,aso soon Afterwards he went to resi.ls
s9egls ~ estate aH4 YstaI II, tu lo;iror u his
w, lat! !ana. llrru io lsycI ID c11,narutsva ;ya
's'Hansani. spending W Wo'jrst purtiuu u liz
, 1879-06-26
ASSESSMENTS.
Tho Boards of Review Winding
Up Their Work.
Some West Side Contcsts---Nor
Town Assessments.

SOUTH TOWN.
This will bc tile last daV for the lie airing OF
complaints in regard to aasessments bcfors tho
BoutlI Town Board Of Rcyfow, All persons hay
Ing objections to make should put In an nppcar.
,nca before o'clock this afternoon, nflcr which,
time no colnplntnta Will bc heard. This action
l,as been determined upon by the Board Of Ise.
view for tho rcasun that the complaints thus far
haze 1Men very few, nt4l the number has tapd1y
decreased enctt dRy, 40 that IL would appear ~
Il tho end Ind about been reached, and that, II
there aro any moro to follow, there VIII be
plenty Of t!mo beforu 3 ofc!ork to-day 10 ret
tncn III anu lIays them hcanl. To-tnorrow,
therefore, the Asscssor's .force will
eotun,c.co their labors Ut entering un
us,,es, descriptions, nnd figures In tile per-
nlancnt assessment tM,nks which 70 tn tho
County Clerks Office when ronpI efci. There
pushed diligently mil that inat,lu u .tlrco
xreks tlsu bnuas will al f!ayu been turred over
10 thr county.
As tic complaints l,avo hcen few, 80 have
cAtnua.ly NJ. obiatlon sac,ns ~ he nnrfrctly
raIll, ami ihv Asstssor cDlnes t,w,t gracefully.
But racfl COMPLAINT r. inquired Iuta With grnnt
care. to Tic cid lat ITO iuluaslce may to tinno
lhe nhsstpr 9r ~ .,' community at 'aren. Tie
furi!eaming ycstcr.,as. rlle Assessor lla.t t,nt
te,n down. i"r th!r pcraoial property III lIier
Wholesale a! retatl Rtnrus. Mt 81 ,bIltf,fal Tue
Gfn1 ubleeted TO The nsseas.Ir,t. III s1IG ground
that It wns tu luh ny compared wIttl Tie otl,rr
dry.goods houses, nli lat it WIS LOT, high a1so,
taking nlle.thir'l as il,c lEsis Of whnt property
they aad on tie lsi of AfuY. Tile objcc, Un ati.
poured to bc a Just one, utnl ths Asscsanr re-
lucrd HE asagsBnlHnt tn $uNl,000, which ts
probahlynbnnt tlu 1'snIsr lgu.a when this
!m,lsn ii rnmparcd with ,!nhn V. Flrwell Il Co.,
Stcltnuer l}rus IL TO-, A. +. Stewart u Co.,
anil uthrrs,
rt,u Western Newa Con,pany complained that
81 ,GM was ratlcr too stpcu. hut the ASSESSOR
thought them ntlt,ut pn I, rnr Win Jansen, Nc
CInrg 81 C1., MISC nseesBctl ut s.a5, ,0OO, but de-
cl'nc.i give the Desired reltcf.
CIapp, Young g. c., the jewellers, thought
their nssrssIncnt, s1s.o1u. ouuht 10 be reduced
to something lilte *l2,0uo, claIn,ng that tic
iorncr figure WIS OUT Of proportion to tt,ut lxcsl
tOt s}mllar houses. Ifg Assessor Tucked Into
the ruattcr. carefully considered the ohicctiD,,
but WIS unable tu beo lat his duty lay III rcluc-
III. the amount,
, 1879-06-26
SUICIDE,


EHEt141 1f7oHMx.
nETHoir. June ej.-1o-day man named
William BARTLETT, resident Of Defiance, O., =
t.test At the Toledo Exchange Hotel, took
morphine With the Intention Of committing
suiride. lav was discovered soon sitter taking
ti,etlrug, ailsi esut!es administered, atturlwhch
Tonight lc was In critical condition, and hfs
rllse nr1ouDccu hopeless, Bartlett WA en-
t!rely de.titute of n,eans, aud letter found
uH'anV ILLS effects stated TINT he was tired OF
insurtoantal,ts obstacles, all consequently
sought relief In death.
, 1879-06-26

DODGE ClrY, kus., Juno .a-TAls AFTERNOON
thu Cheyenne Inlinu eases we're called again.
Al, affidavit praying for change OF venuo
was presented to tue Court. AftAr nrg umept
upnh the part Ut the prosecution ngalnt The ap-
plration, Judrp Peters ordered q change u
venue 10 Dol-las County. The term Cf
e,.,st In this district Is held week after next at
BARBOUR County.
, 1879-06-26

colossal fortune that 1e ts satd 10 bc In POSI-.
tin't to Rlvc to each Of fits two daughters e0,-
HnMD rothes, or about .t-3,Nu,tht sterling,
Tor marriage ,mriion, sonsist!tE llatf of money
~, Gsni l'a,t OF Jewels. To ludva hy tne t'atnc,
nublo Tartar family.
, 1879-06-26
LAKE rtkE{OUTA.

Grain froights wore quiet yesterday. aud but
few engagements wore made. Katcs renlntn
unchanged. Cllarters were: To Bufruto-psop
Dean Richmond, wheat ut &c. To saruta-O. J.
llule nnl Cleyelantl, corn IN p. t. To King
stnn-Schr ii. Fillmore. eurt, IN p. t. Capacity,
wheat, %. .VU ou; corn, b0.u00 I'l.
No lumher charters were ropurtcd At tho Aa-
toe1ttuu Qtlies ylsterdAF,
, 1879-06-26

t,t, ~ m ,t.,., !, =. t,,
fhA III ~ Ccloek laAt night:
Iron v, H. Kc,chuo'' I itogso n rial, nu,h ,t,cot
I'rou t.rusadct. Sayinaw, towing. Ilus1, sI,cet.
fop sr.ow Whit n.hs ancr ann sesan st,
rroD Uran fiichmnnti ismfrtt,' smmasIs. i9nndninh
From ism.tck ,ea. ,cn.n.une. ,o,,,o, ,,o.h .t,..t
iron Trsaer. pentwa!er, inn,ber, Mnrket. -
rrap @ Sew @ Era, t;ran4 Haven. towing Rush street.
ftrcct.
rro Mary i,tch sont Iave sanrss stse
' sttes. ' '''' ''"''''' '"'"''e'' '''''
statr anf sts
Prop d. dunbar, Musksrnn, inmher. trnoij SItp,
Prop ". iivingson, j'e.htigo. towing. ilush
rroo skyiark, siS penton. .uno,,e,. st.te street.
ss.o oe. .an9s. 's''ss ss s';s s'ee'
icnr i. k Joason Mnss.snn' ln,s' lnmlst ] Market.
scht lt,ica Tuskeron. iutMbsr. siafkcl.
Echf Self LutInrtnn 1itmnrr MarkcE
schr l.essIc Goait. Leland. lumber. no ofAer.
xchr Tom Painc, M@tkeson, i Iu'n6er. Erie street.
schr j. X. stonach. MaGttcc, i ian,Ssir, c.,n. q.
schs Onward, Manlatcr. timber, Market.
Seas kate iyon' M%.sego lsnoot A1lcn stp
street.
schs J'crrtiao. reshtlso, lumber. 1sush street.
SCilf Active, PdahtiKu. lumber. ltnah airrcI.
Scnr y. 9IaNeoh. Meh0nl'hee. lu1hnet nanneohes
nenE e. - hogefe E*cafkna, ots h!ast InrMace'
setr s =: !, Lnh. Ana!Agton; Timber. Msafs sl,s'.
sehr Magdalcna' "hieo Lake, s'aes' lsss,ton
ec,,, nsss' ntrH,t .,,.tooo, ,ur,,,or r. xo
ne.s n', M.tun. !s a.MsKctun, ,a",nur. - X,
GLE ,E nraE Hast UGEn'p .n''nes: .j tt;.i
2Sn 2S1,r = gx tnexnfn :. natk, ,.. sso,
ut ut, Il =: orls: ''nh.1a.' 1 ILL., Si, '"lAet'
schr schr Glsah' MasKtean; nhi91r, nusn I, S.p;
schF scr Il Kill A. E"sss. M11n . us; src,
ehr sehr r. | i.sKs raskari. % naft et Division
, 1879-06-26

bVsEIHF 77I1p11tR 70 1At 3FI6RRN
ronT COLBoRHE, Ont, JHue 25+-l,ake Mlchl.
gan ltepost-rasscd up-sclr America, Char
lpito TO Michigan City, coal.
i,owa-sehr Craftsman, Chicago to K!ugaton,
corn.
Wlnd-Wsst; light.
, 1879-06-26

SOoAAANEus
CONCORD, N. H., juno 25.-1he resolutions
Introduced last week sustaining President
HaTss III lila vetocs passed bT party vote,
, 1879-06-26

HARr or CHICAGO,
Ila following were llle arrivals mud actual sail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Citu COuncil.-At an adjourned meeting
Of the City Council held last night for the
purpose OF taking action upon the proposi-
tion presented by Mr.. Talon, of Richmond.
concerning lease of the Baird foundry,
she following members were present :
Messrs. Gentry, Owens, Spain, Howle,
Kahn, Gibbs, Batcheiler, Patteson, and
Gallagher. In the absence OF Mr. Perdue
(president), Mr.. HoWle was called to the
chair.
The Council granted permit to Mr.. C.
F. Moore to erect frame building on Six
teenth and Decatur streets, and to r. c.
Cobb to erect an addition to house on
Fourth street between HuIland Bainbridge.
A communication from J. P. Sims, oi
Richmond, asking permission to erect a
store and dwelling on the corner OF Tenth
and Porter streets, was laid over until next
meeting.
Mr.. Owens, from the committee of inves-
tisation of the Baird foundry, presented
his report concerning the small castings at
the foundry.
The Council appointed committee, con-
sisting of Messrs. Owens, Howle, Gentry,
and Gibbs, to dispose OF the said castings
as they may deem best. '.~..- ..t. l.
Mr. Perdue being present at this time,
occupied the chair. -
A communication from Mr.. Thomas Tai
lon, Of Richmond, asking for a lease OF the
Baird foundry, was referred to special
committee to dispose of as they may deem
proper, the committee to be appointed
hereafter. .ss .... ,i".s -. ,g4 4. IA
Adjourned. .-..., ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

BnIEFs.-Rey. John Jasper. had an inn
mense congregation Sunday afternoon to
hear his sermon on the subject OF the mo-
ton of tie sun. AS many as thousand
people were unable to get even standing
Mr.. .Themas Wren, turnkey of the city
jail, while sitting on a narrow platform in
the engine-room yesterday, was attacked by
vertigo and fell from the platform, striking
bis head on one OF the feet Of the boiler. He
received bad cut on the scalp and another
over the left eye.gr fss.tsrr. YItS.- 2Lct {,
At present rate Of progress the General
Assembly win not he able to finish its work
by the 4th. OF March, when the pay stops.
The more precious time becomes, the more
iof 1t is wasted in speeches repeating facts
aud fancies, which We're old when the ses-
sion began. >..,-.r ,
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Brief Items.-Many Of our citizens at. ,
tended the services at Rev. John JaSper,s
church, in Richmond, Sunday, ana e1- s,,
pressed themselves highly pleased WIN MS y
MA Manchester s was well represented at the
Granite church Sunday. This church mas
gotten to bea iayorite resort for many OF our
The dancing academy was well attended
Yesterday afternoon. Many ladies from
Richmond were present.
The Ericsson suit is the chief topic OF con.
versafion upon the streets. Our citizens ere
anxious 10 know what other steps Ing elEs
| viii take Ii regard 70 4, s sesIi.ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

POLICE CoUET-Police-Justic j.. j..
White presiding.-Jobn Grant (colored),
charged with stealing COW from Franklin
Stearns, was turned over to the Henrico
authorities.
William Henry Hicks (colored), charged
with stealing coat from William Williams,
was punished with thirteen stripes.
Stephen johnson, charged with assault
ing Fannie Pegram. Sent to Jail for thirty
days.
Martha Hewlett, charged With disorderly
conduct. Fined 50.
Moses Dickerson, charged with cutting
Malachat Jackson. Continued to Saturday.
Charles Thomas, charged with felony,
was delivered to the Manchester authorities.
Henry Scott, charged with breaking open
the wood-house OF William Johnson and
stealing wood. Sent to Hastings Court.
T. Pollard, Lewis Lindsey, John Smith,
William Banning, Augustus Banning, and
E. A. Pollock were fined at the station.
house for disorderly conduct. . -. :. .5
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TIE CoLoRED CoNGREssMAN'S VISIT, AMI
LEcruRE.-Hon. r. II. Cain, M. g. (co}ored)
arrived in this city yesterday from Washing.
ton. He was met at the depot by tie at.
tucks Guard and State Guard and escorted
to the Maison Doree, where be made short
address, thanking themilltary and others for
the cordial reception extended to him. Last
night he lectured at the Third-Street Metho-
dist church (colored; after which he was
handsomely entertained by those having the
affair in charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

FIRE YESTERDAY MoRN1NG.-Y esterday
morning at $40 an alarm Of fire was sound
ed from Station 81, corner Twcnty-6fth and
Venable streets, caused by the partial burn
ing of the roof OF Mr.. Dabney Baker'sresi-
dence, No. 223S Venable street. Loss, $50;
no insurance. There was no city water in
the neighborhood, and, consequently. the
wells in the vicinity had to be resorted to,
and tbey were soon exhausted. The fire
originated from chimney-s
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FOR RENT

THOROUGH ORDER AND REPAIR:
REsRARyIE ANn
No. 307 east Franklin street. between Third and
Fourth streets; ten rooms and modern improve
q No. lis south Third street, between Cary and
Canadian E[. EGANT HOUSE; twelve rooms and
every convenience.
shall streets twelve rooms; kitchen, stable, &c.
4. No. 5l4 north Fifth street lin suble,t's row.,
between Clay and Leigh streets; well constructed
ten rooms: kitchen and all Improvements; and in
s. No 302, north. side of Grace rtreet between
water-cn'"erts, &c. A NICE SMALL HOUSE and
6. Nos. 3D7, 800, and Sl1, south side Grace be-
tween Madison aud Monroe streets-iusr had an adj
dltional story adj ed--twclve rooms each; kitchen
houses in The city which are renied out.
DESiRABfE NEW THREEsT9RX STSSK
DETACHED HOUSE. east sicc of First street be-
tween Cary and Canal streets; modern improve
s.IHREE-sToR s. STOCK BRICK TEN-ROoM
DWELLING No. 4o6 east Cary street; modern I'M
.. THREE-sToRY sTocK-BRICK DETACH-
ED TEN-ROOM DWELLING. with three kiicll-
ens-just been put in ordering. III east line o,
10. FRAME DWELLING on north line OF Leigh
street between Second and Third streets; seven
FopmSf m fWo.sT6RTBRICK Nl5Safr R DWELLING on north
side OF Canal street bel ween Fourth aRd Fif
streets; six rooms kitchen. water, cuverts, &C.;
.I2- ROOMS AND FLOORS ON Marshall street
Between Fifth and Sixth streets: Main between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets: Ninth between Maip
and Franklin streets; and OFFICES, &c, &c.
13. SMALL AND DESIRABLE HOUSES on
Church and Union Hills; on Twnly,df:h between
Clay and Le.h: Vcnable between Twcnty-secopd
and Twenty-third streets; Jessamine and Twenty
fourth streets. ... -f.... - n,.... :...
IA. STORE on Broad street (No. $751;, with thir-
teen rooms over store; TWO SMALL STORES on
Sixth street. opposite Market, between Broad and
Marshall: Franklin between Seventeenth and Elgh-
teenth streets; Main street, opposite Old Market,
aud several others.
Cali In and get keys and be suited. Prices wiz be
made to suit YOU ROBERT u. LYME,
- - Real Estate Agent and Aucti6neer>
% 1910 Main street
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: a Narrow Escape. afternoon
about 5 O'Clock, as several Chesterfield boys
were boat.racing, about two miles below
Whitby. one OF the boats, whilst going at a
rapid rate, ran upon rock near the shore
and sprang leak. The boat sank before
the occupants could manage to reach the
shore. One OF them, James Wilkinson,
being unable to swim, sank once ortwice
before he was rescued by the boys from the
other boats, who fortunately were left be-
hind in the race. He was taken to the house
Of Mr.. Robert, Lewis, near by, in an uncon-
,scious condition, but by proper remedies
was restored in short while, and carried
to his home, few miles of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

GOOD TEIPLARs (CoLo Grand
Lodges OF this order met yesterday at Fou-
shee-Street Hall at 10 A. NJ. The chairman
pro tenn. DR.. w. w. Brown, Of Boston, m d.,
long speech, urging settlement OF the
present dithculties. After witch DR.. J. c.
Furgnsoa offered resolution denounciag
the Derrick Grand Lodge; which was
adopted. "a resolution was adopted de-
clariHa The MeNaughtoG Grand Lodge the
legal Lodge Of Virginia OF Colored
Good Temptars. After which the Grand
Lodge adjourned to meet in semi-aunua
session at Danville the fourth Tuesday in
May. -. ,. .,'. .... =
At n meeting Of the Grand Lodge Of The
/. o. q. L. OF this State, held in this city
yesterday, Special Deputy Right Worthy
Grand Tempar DR.. Wells Brown, OF Bos-
ton, presiding, Grand Worthy Chief Tenn
plar Rev. W. B. Derrick resigned his Office
and lett the order, whereupon the follow.
lng-named officers were elected aud Installed
by DR.. Brown: G. W. e. TempIar. J. An
derson Taylor, Richmond; G. W. Counsel
lor, j. 4. Ball, Lincoln; G. w. S. Juveniles,
Thomas Scott. Richmond; G.. W. Vice
Tempar, Adeline Hill, Richmond; G, W.
Secretary, j. Gordon Baush, Richmond; G =.
w. Treasurer, John II. Lewis, Richmond:
G. W. Chaplain, Rev. Nc. q. Farley, Pc
tersburs; G. W.. Marshall, A. S. Perpener,
Alexandria. Appointed officers: G. Mes
senger Philip Green, Richmond; G. Ass.
Secretary, T. R. Johnson, Richmond; G..
D. Marshall, GabeIla Beaufort, Richmond :;
G. Guard, Robert Jones, Richmond; G..
Sentinel, James Allen, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25
IOLMAN'S LIVER-PADS
NATURES REMEDY! -. ...
ENnOPSFn RY MEDICAL, PROFESSION
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
~ ~ FROM THE 'tg

.a.H ~ FROM THE .1tg
BEDFORD tVA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED TWESTY-sIx YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual resnss In lh2usand 81
Women, Chronic Dialrhoa, Headache, Scroluia ana
Cussneous Affections. Sore Throat aud Diphtheria,
Chlls and hlalarial Fever. Extracts irom. tcsti-
. Best remedy for InaaInmatory Sore Throat and
Dipbtheria ever used by NETS have found after
prictice OF forty ycars-acts as tonic, alternative,
and ieDrifuge; preferable to chlorate OF potash.r
--Il-.0 a. ,..r z. A. SlFFERD. NJ. D.. Mo.
safer practice Of many years have found mo-
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
peculiar to women, s.t.-t
JoMN P. METTEAUR, n. D., LII. D., Va.
"succes.fully used In Dyspepsia and Chronic
Prof. sAML JACKSON. NJ. D., Univ. OF Pa.
SURPRISING any remedy that l know or Tor sefO-
fuious aectious Have used Il for !wenty.Gye Years
@Afler an experience OF near, thirty years have
found no treatment equal to this water and mass Tor
scrofula. Cuanoons Afecrioas, Gandllar .perange~
peasa pea Pfol snd sera
mo wATEEs HAVE A WIDER RANGE of Esz-
TUiSEss." -,, Va. MEDICAL fR;sS;ssad M1sg1tdIxv; u.
USED with unparalleled success: 10 henae.rhagte
maia1'ai ever Ex.y,ce-presidenmt GA. a. Ned Asso.
F.: aENTrRELY CURED OF cHILLs AND FEyEn ny
Irn Il REV. T.. c. DODsoN. la. LEE, Va
Directions analy. Is, and full proof Of az elasmeo
soNn "a sen Sotlcs; M Is for 'saiOn dai
Mass, SO cents and a p i bottle; $3.50 ana %
Pun proof OF all cninlet sent free upcn sppllca-
,lsa ss sess sss sprns q s Ia. al times o
ADDRESS A. M. DAVE 5, President Of tbs CONF
p1ss5itd soidt hsHeA"uS' ty '~ POLK MILLER GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS AT. THE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
The large audience-room was crowded yes.
terday evening dover floor and galleries),
and the meeting one OF the bestg held.
Rev. DR.. Read conducted the meeting in
his usually happy style. He made an admi-
rable address, in which he spoke OF Chris
tians drawing near to each other by DRAWN
nigh to Christ. he made the point that no
one should take another's experience as an
infa!lible modeifor his own, and argued to
show that there will be some diversity in
experience, 'bnt that all have the same germ
OF reverence for Gods w ord, repentance to-
wards God, and faith in the Lord Jesus
Christ. He especially urged and illustrated
the point that the young convert is merely
I" babe in Christi and must not expect
the experience Of the full-grown man and
woman In Christ.
Rev. DR.. Edwards earnestly and forcibly
urged that we should thank God if we have
even little relio ion, and strive to get more.
He eloquentlv urged that those who are en-
tertaining even feeble hope should cher.
isb and rejoice in that.
Rev. S. C. Clopton, Rev. W. N. Scott, DR..
j. E. Edwards, and DR.. Dickinson led in
prayer, ond the large number of special re-
quests sent up were remembered. "
Rev. S. C. Clopton will conduct the meet
ing this evening from to O'Clock.
There seemed to be 4 general feeling that
the work is widening, and the prospects OF
the meeting brighter than ever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

IA TIE RECENT DEATH ON MAIN STREET. : :,
The Coroner has ascertained that Mr. Henry
schaaer, who was found dead In beg at
Gouyenater,s some time since, has sister
fu louisville, KY The deceased, day Of
two before his death, deposited, SO 1t Us
stated, sum Of money with some one who
is not yet known. Upon the person OF tne
deceased the sum of $34.05 was found. Mr.
Schafer; was from Charles City county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

Belle Isle.-Owing to the. late reduction
of 10 per cent in the wages Of the workmen
at the nail factory, Belle Isle presented
very dull appearance Yesterday: Many. oi
the feeders were on the streets discussing
their situation, and they all have unani-
mously agreed not to work for the wages
offered them. The nailers are still at WORE
feeding their own machines, and have moi
vet taken any action in regard to the reduc'
tion in their wages. II is hoped that com.
promise will soon be made, as many OF, ouI
citizens are employed at these works, and
even brief idleness on their part Will DC
detrimental TO the trade Of many OF oul
merchants. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

ELBow.GREAsE: At FAULT.-This is ihs-well-
founded conviction III hundreds OF rheumatic. pa
tents who have nearly rubbed OF rheir skins nr1asn
Efforts to cure a bioo<Sdisease rheumatism. to be
eradicated eGectuay, mast be attacked in its strong
hold-the blood-ant DR.. HERNDoN's GYpsgg
GIFT Will drive It out without the aid Of potash Or
poisonous minerals. Sold by all live druggists!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

CUsToM.HogsE Ci.EARAsGEs. During last
Week two foreign vessels cleared from the
custom -bouse--one with cargo OF -four fof
Brazil, valued at S13,32i; the other with
cargo ( OF railroad d-ties, valued at S2,4o@o;
Nine, !coastWise vessels have cleared apd
seven entered. .f Y. si:ss Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-25

P NEITHER falling teeth nor the peeplng wrinkles
OF time SO forcibiy tell OF advancing years as your
gray hair. AYERS YIGoR restores Its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to others 10
well as YOURSELF With fresh lux uriant hair, the in
irmi.iesof sge are far less noticeable. sH. =,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE EEApJUsTERs' CoNvENTToN.-The
Convention Of readiusters will assemble at
- O'Clock to-day ats Mozart Hall. ~
It was claimed last night that sixty dele.
gates, in addition to members Of the Legis.
lature who are delegates, were In the city.
Senator Fulkerson will call the Conven-
ton to order. 2'' ~ '|@''.'2 s. .'"' '..'..'
Delegate b. w. Lacy viii be temporary
chairman. ';tc!a';z n So H.
It is expected-but is not here announced
as certain--lbat General Malone will be one
of The, speakers. ..,.,gt. ..,..-.. Il, ~.
F. The platform which Will be adopted il
the" staiwarts - prevail viii favor con-
tinued obligation OF the debt question; an
appeal from the General Assembly to the
people If the McCulloch billis passed las it
win be), and the seeking Of final remedy
against the bondholders in o constitutional
convention. g i, ts, 4. .,rss. -...f il.
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LENT SERVICES IN THE Episcopal AND
CATHOLIC CHURCHEs.-There will be service
in all the Episcopal churches tomorrow
(Ash- ednesday) at IL A. III.
At St. Marks there will also be morning
prayer at O'Clock, and at night at 7:45
O'Clock, in addition 10 the 1Io'clock service.
The united meetings of the congregations
will be continued this year according to the
arrangement existing for long :time-St.
Marks, Monday; Grace, Tuesday; Monu.
mental, Wednesday; St. Johns, Thursday
St. James, Friday. Hour Of united services,
p. NJ. -.
During Lent the customary night services
for that season will be held at St. Peters
Cathedral at O'Clock, at which Right Rev
Bishop keane will deliver a course OF ser.
mons, commencing with Faith and its Ell.
fects. - 'i. 90 -
The special services for colored people
will be changed from Sunday to Tuesday
evenings ats O'Clock, 80 .s:.g4.s;
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FoR DESSERT you, saB ges at sPyzzINI,s, sG7
Bfond street, Individual Charlotte Russes as soc.
per dozen; Nice and Juscy Oranges at zoe. per
DOZEN; PEre Ice.creaEl ~ $50 per gallon; Cas-
taru Cakes large enough for family Of eight psp-
soBs, for A5c.: Fancy Cakes wIne-Jelly, .Grapesr
Bafisnas; fresh lot or those esa flre French GaRS
dies received at ..iPIzZISrtEsse &. e7t Broad street.