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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

FRANK d. HILL, AZ T. M., trustees sale of small
brick dwelling and Il lot or land In Port Mayo,
on the east side Of Eighth street between LOuisi-
ana aud Denny streets.
J. THOMPSON BROWN, 12 NJ, commissioners
sale Of land I'm Chesterfield county. on Broad
rock road, six and half miles from Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

WANTED, ALL TO KNOW THAT A
w FINELY-WRITTEN VISITING CARD Is
neutcr and more fashionable than any othor.
PROF. A. +. CRAIG,
NH 3-2I* $50 Eain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04
Roofs. SHOES. DC.

S-- BOOTS. SHOES. dc.
0oK AT THIS! g.
dts or Stsea on my coualer SHOES to be sold re-
iyEsNItss, TIES, alI ccIors, at 5oe.:b$ff4
BOYS Ie, nIs, BALMOkAIlS. all coiors, at 60c.;s
AiifFDSll iiifADlE SERGE BUTTON. si .BooTS' n 81. .5o:
at s.. .59S 9SmIE .aIE EBUEroS-BOOTS, hand made,
GEESsa e J e, sg0UBLE-s0LE CALF. CON
The b,s sbsSnn nnhlTERS, 81 worth SO. '.'''
!aawisb h,aae al arst-elass goods. Call at once 1T
Als-8m sasas atNo 335 Broad street. Z = . -
W.P. w. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY--Potice-J jus
tice j. j. White presiding. g.-Amelia Jones
(colored), charged with stealing railroad
iron from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Sent to Jail for six hours.
Charles W. Hampton, charged with being
drunk and dsorderly on the streets. Fined
81.
Lewis Burwell alias Boyd (colored),
charged with stealing one lot OF wearing
apparel from Sarah Morris. Guilty aud
sentenced to receive fifteen stripes.
William 81. Price (colored). charged with
assaulting Susan Price with an axe. Sent
on to the Hastings Court.
Clifton Sheppard and John Vaughan (both
colored). charged with assaultins and beat
ing Simon Brown. Continued to Wednes-
day next.
Joseph Bohannon, Frank Perry, and J.
Henry Ross, charged with felonlously
breaking into the tobacco-factory OF Robert
j. Christian and stealing five eaddles OF
manufactured tobacco. Ross was dis
charged, and Bohannon. and Perry. were
sent on to answer before the Hastings
Court. 3-,..I,.3..
James Cullen;a tramp from 6 Red Ditch"
lWarwieksbire, iEpgland, was sent toiiail Tor
ten days. jspe.. 30 7a-JI5z,7 $50 s,&S
John Bradley, the ExchaIge-H Hotel rob
Der, was examined on the charge OF esca-
ping from Jail, and sent on to the Hastings
Court to answer. tE,tItgI;..Et 9g; ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

PERsoNAL.A-Mr. Frazier, who is an adj,
?yanced regdjuster and an active fiIibuster,
but withal an agreeable and popular gentle
man, handsomely entertained "'the faith,
ful',i at bis rooms at the Ballard House last
night. tsss. - ..... ,.- :. 90 .,4..,.f
/ DR.. Pendleton, assistant clerk OF the Sen
Iate, and Messrs.. Carter and Ayres, OF the
House clerical force, for much bard work,
constant politeness. and unWearying devo-
Ition to the public interest, were complir
Emented by orders from .neir houses for ex-
ira pay, They deserved It. The Common.
wealth should never be niggardly with sneh He =
officers DIS these, + y. Il 80 ,s3 f3s,Sgs.5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

WANTED, BOARD ERS FOR A
w LARGE ROOM, second floor, furnished or
unfurnished. Terms moderate. References ex-
chlnged. Apply at NO. 10 east Marshall street, i've
doors above First. mil 3-2l*
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, A BREASTPIN CONTAINING
~ thirteen diamonds, surrounding large enc
raj In centre. 4 liberal reward will be paid ir LEFT
at j. f.. RUBINSON'S, II 8 sontl Third street. or
ut OLIVER & ROBlNSON'S, 507 Brook avenue.
NH IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

7 OST, A SAFE-KEY. The finder will
IL be literally rewarded by lea7iug * at The Dig
patch office. NH 4-ltF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

w A N TIE d, A SOUND, GENTLE
w HORSE for phaeton. Address TO-DAY.
stating age color, qualities, lowest cash price, and
where to be seen, "R. 81" care of No: "a Ninth
street. NH 4-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

EXTRA SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY.-At 12 O'Clock last night Governor
Holiday issued his proclamation calling the
General Assembly together in extra session
at 12 O'Clock to-day.
All the business will have to be com.
menced anew.
Whether the General Assembly remains
in session one day or one month, or more,
the members will each be entitled to draw
$50.
Filibustering made the extra session ne
cesSary.
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4ifIln,olltl 9ispatth,

Bs- THE CIRCULATION OF TEE prsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATIoN oF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY,;
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w ANTED, A PURCHASER FOR A
w wELL-PAYING RETAIL AND JOBHIEG
BUSINESS. Cash capital required VI 900. Good
for selling. Address BUSINESS, post -oice-
NH 4-lIk
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A FATAL STEP.

He was advised to seek his assailant and
demand an immediate and full apology and
explanation. and if not given forthwith to
beat blm. Mr. Mcguire then told him if
be wished friend to 60 with him he would
see fair play. They walked together down
towards PoindeXter's place OF business,
Curtis providing himself with stick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, AGENT,
lnh Alt RICHMOND, VA.
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FIVE or six SHOTS were fred, four taking
effect oneIin the Tower portion Of the chest,
r;pht side. another one In lower portion OF
the Chest, left side another above this % on
the same side, and the fourth and last about
ShcS cay,tra ~ tItp fnreflend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

Nv the unanimous action of the Board OF Trustees
another ,Inpor,ant step in advance has been taken
in the interest OF all policyhUlocrs and the public
BY directing that The premium rates on OLD auo
new policies shall be reduced Is per cent. from
nrescu, tabular rates for Whole Life Annual Pre-
;plum Pocics, with a corresponding equitable re-
duction on the other forms.
The option is given to present members to accept
this reduction in cash 10 pay full rates on the od
pan and receive equitable additions OF insurance,
payable with the polcy-the RI ductions to be made
on The anniversaries of The policies. All dir1denos
are allotted in proportion to the actual Contributions
of each class TO The surplus of the company.
NEW YORK. February 10. 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

NoTE.-If the New York standard OF T.. per cent
interest he used. The surplus IS sl1.35o'ooS.oo.
From the Surplus. rs appears IN the oaiahce-sheet'
dividend will he opportoued to esch nolicy which
sh,I, he IN force l, lis anniversary In 1879.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

:s THE yousG LAD4''s STATEMENT.
aThs yonne lady who was unfort rtnnately
and ,unHitsingly the cause OF this sad easas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-04

Poindexter surrendered himself at the
First police.station, Where he was taken in
charge .by the officers. Mr. John B. Young
was at once employ ed as counsel, and Poin-
dexter will be- examined before Police
Justice White this morning. 72as1,a u i.
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Reaching the office Of Mr. Poindexter, at
John X. ChiIdrey & Co.'s factory, situated
at the corner OF Twenty-fourth and Main
streets, and walking in, Curtis inquired for
Poindexter, and, seeing him behind the
desk, demanded an apology, which being
refused be Immediately walked around it.
Poindexter, drawing a pistol as Curtis af-
vanced, told him that if he struck him he
would shoot him. Curtis said he was not
armed, and advancing struck him, and con-
tinued to strike, Poindexter firing until
Curtis fell mortally wounded, with four pls-
tol.balls in bis body, any one Of which
might have been fatal. ..--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

wagons were gotten ready, horses were
saddled and the crowd Yended their way
homeward-alter O meeting, the like Of
which, for numbers, enthusiasm and
earnestnesS, has not been seen in this
neck Of the woods since the war.
The Gfeenback cause in this section Is
spreading like wild fire. The "Greenback
corpse won't stay buried.
This meeting took place on the LIST day
Of the month, three days before the elec.
tons Of last week. True, the Ohio cleo.
ton had been held on the l4th ult., but 1t
Is TO be presumed that most Of those pic.
nicers had not, up to date OF their gather.
Ing, heard the news, as they depend on
the Courier for their neys, and 1t keeps
telling them in every number that the
Greenback cause Is gaining rapidly
throughoutthe country.
We do not presume that this Greenback
deluSlon can be kept up very much longer
in the Third district, now that MofEat, the
ex.Spesker, who was TO have been the
Moses OF these people and their candi
date Tor Governor next year, ha;
made his peace with the Democracy and
returned 10 that fold. 1t will melt away
with the SHOWS Of this winter, and BY
election time next season there will mo-
be enough OF it left TO command serioul
attention in any part OF the State.
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RELLAIRE.

The Disciples Supper at Rev. Deans,
Friday evening, was a decided success,
and those present had pleasant time.
A drove Of sheep and cattle were put
on the O. &P. cara here Saturday morn
ing that had been driven from GAINESVILLE.
The concert pt City Hall melted the
Episcopal Church about sixty.Ave dollars.
In the neighborhood Of eighty.ave dollars
were the receipts. This church will proba-
bly, have another concert towards the holt
days.
9. W. Carroll, OF st. Clairsville, was in
town Saturday, looking after business con.
nected with the st. Clairsville narrow
gauge railroad, Of which he has been up.
pointed receiver.
The funeral Of Mrs. Maggie Stewart will
take place Monday afternoon at O'Clock
from herfhusband's residence on Union
street, Second ward.
NiCkels and dimes must be getting scarce
here, judging from the rate at which they
DRIFT into the "6c and 10c store"
Rev. i. S. Dean goes 70 Bethany, Mon
day, to attend the reunion anniversary o
one Of Bethany Colleges literary socie
ties. He Is 10 deliver the address in tht
evening, as one Of the alumni.
Mr.. 0Sullivan, OF Gravel Hill, died Sat
urday. He was well.known personagC
in Bellaire, and bis songs, which he com
posed while working at the "last," have
given him. something more than a lOca
celebrity.
A good many Of our citizens went up Il
the Opera House TO hear Buffalo Bill, Sat
urday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

The Pittsburgh papers of Saturday
quote the pig iron market more active
and frmer, with large transactions and an
upward tendency. The New York Bulle.
TN Of Saturday says that while there arc
reports OF prime brands available ~, prices
lower than currently quoted, yet "as lar
as can be learned buyers who are taking
anything just now do not seem to be Sc
curing the bargains talked Of" 1t also
expresses the opinion that in case OF any
material revival OF demand there would
DO quick upward movement. A Phila-
elphia dispatch of Saturday says:
In spite Of high prices and steadiness of
the English market, there has been sharp
advance in steel rails during the past week
from t55 to $50 per ton up to 500 and even
as high as sos, the latter price being paid
for ten thousand tons, Western delivery
spring Of 1880. Roads that might have
bought last week at $50, consider them.
selves fortunate in securing contracts this
week at $50 for April delivery, and the
market would be full OF buyers at that
price, This isin spite OF the fact that large
lots are held by outside parties, who could
afford to sell below manufacturers prices
and still realize handsome profit, and
that foreign rails can be laid down on the
wharf several dollars ton cheaper. The
mills are SO loaded down with orders for
iron rails that 1t Is hard to place orders at
$5o for light sections, and the advance
during the week is fully s..
An idea that steel blooms may 10 prof.
tably imported under the recent Treasury
decision has checked the demand Tor old
rails, and buyers are scarce, although the
price Of blooms has gone up in England to
the prohibltory point. Manufactures are
still utterly incapable OF keeping up with
the demand for other kinds Of iron, al.
though the production has never been so
great The orders for bar, plate and
iron have been declined on ac.
count Of the inability to deliver them, and
car builders are troubled for the want OF
bar iron. All this, with a lower price for
pig, which has dropped 81 or 81 during
the week, although 1t Is still difficult 10
make prompt deliveries. The decline Is
due to the promise Of enormous produc.
ton during the winter.
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In the last number November 6th) o.
Henry S. Walkers paper, the Charleston
Courier, We find the following editorial
account OF Greenback picnic on the LIST
inst, at the mouth OF Camp creek, Ka.
nawha county:
On last Saturday, the LIST inst, was held
one OF the largest and most interesting
Greenback meetings it has been our good
fortune to attend for many day. The
picnic was held at the mouth oil Camp
creek, in Hanawha, near the Roane Coun.
ty line.
The meeting was called to order at 10
a. NJ. by Captain ]. W. Moffatt, OF Roane.
After singing hymn, the divine blessing
wasinyoked upon our cause. The Declare.
ton OF Independence was then read by ],
II. Hunt, after which short add ess was
made by Rev. Mr.. Daugherty, which oc.
cupied the time until IL o'clock, when
dinner was announced.
After dinner Samuel G. Burdette was
introduced to the vast audience and made
telling speech OF two hours in length,
the crowd, numbering over 1000, mani.
Testing their appreciation and interest by
enthusiastic applause, At the conclusion
OF Mr.. Burdetts speech three cheers were
given for the Greeuback party, after which
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

Itnow appears that the Empire State
Of the Union is Republican, and that
along with every Northern State that has
voted this fall she has arrayed herself
against the party of reaCtion-the party
that has boosted that it had at its back
solid South, and that is to-day nothing
more nor less than the mere echo OF the
solid South, just as it was before the war.
The latest news shows that the Repub.
licans have triumphed in New York over
both branches OF the Democracy, and elect
ed five or six out OF their seven candidates
on the State ticket. They have the Legis-
lature also by large majority, and in all
respects have accomplished great and
glorious victory.
In view of the unvarying success OF the
Republicans this fall in all the Northern
States, it Is altogether probable that the
North will be solid phaIanx next year
for the Republican party, as it is not to
DO supposed that the same influences that
have operated in other States have had
no effect in Indiana, the only Northern
State, after New York, to which the De.
mocracy have made any particular claim.
But, as We showed aItew days ago, there is
at least strong probability that when
the $1,000 Greenback votes that were cast
in Indiana in 1878 come to distribute
themselves to their original elements, as
they will next year, they will, as was the
case in Ohio this fall, distribute the lions
share OF their strength to the Republican
party, in which event the 5,5l5 majority
OF Tilden over Hayes will be wiped out,
and the State solicited with the balance
ofthe North.
The combined vote OF the North in the
Electoral College is 23l, as against 1888
votes of the South. Classified by States it
is as follows:
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TIE ex.Speaker Of the late West Vir.
ginia House Of Delegates, Mr.. MoGet, has
apparently heard something drop, and he
has proceeded as quickly as possible to put
about ship and sail back into the Demo-
cratic port with the little craft in which he
lately proposed to go to sea Us COmmo-
dore OF the Greenback fleet. He now &C.
Cepts the financial situation as q necessity,
and goes back into the Democratic party
simply for the purpose Of saving the coun-
try from the centralizing tendencies Of the
Republican party. We arc not aware that
the Republicans have centralized very
much since last March, at which time the
ex-Speaker was OF the opinion that the
Greenbackers, and all other progressive
people, ought to unite for the overthrow
OF the Bourbonsin this State. We rather
think that if Greenbackism had not ex-
perienced general collapse since that
time, the ex-Speaker would not be much
concerned about the centralizing tenden-
cies Of the Republican party. The only
effect OF his letter that we can see is to
elEeCtually lay him on the shelf as politi-
clan. While the Democracy will NOT open
their hearts to him, the GreenbaCkers will
close their venticles as tight as wax against
him.
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Necessary to choice, 1856 votes. twill
thus be seen that "Solid North" will
give the Republicans 40 votes over and
above what are necessary to elect their
candidate for President.
In view OF the prospects for a judgment
day close ahead it is almost time the De.
mocracy were experiencing change Of
heart on the great question as to whether
this is Nation or lot OF Sovereign States
held together by flimsy rope that can be
cut at any time by the will of any one OF
tho Sovereigns.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

WHEN resumption took place, January
l,ls70, the Treasury had gold, SlS5,Ss2,-
$50 AZ; standard silver dollars, $40, 697, 1888.
On the LIST Of this month tho Treasury
held gold, sl7l,5l7,7lS O5; standard silver
dollars, So, 392, G34, and over twenty mil.
lions in fractional silver coin and bullion.
Or the Treasury Of the United States con.
tains, in the precious metals, S925, 1885,
al 70.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10.

WHEN General Grant began his term as
President there were twenty.three Repub.
lcan and seven Democratic Senators from
the South. When he retired there were
twenty.seven Democratic and five Repub-
lican Senators from the same section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10

VIZ acknowledge the receipt Of card
announcing the 5Oth anniversary Of the
wedding day OF DR.. Watson Carr and vile,
formerly Of this city and for many years
residents of Chicago. We join their many
friends here and at MOrgantown in wish
ing that their days may yet be long in the
land. DR.. Carr was at one time lessee Of
the Mcclure House is this city, and is an
estimabIe gentleman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-10
DIED,

JFPSON-O Sunday evening at o'clock, ROdKR
NUrTALL, son Of james and Lizzie JepsOu, aged
Yeas months and 10 days.
Funeral iIOm the residence Of his parents lSi South
Broadway, Island Tuesday, the 18th Inst, atiOA y,
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited Inter
ment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. The rules governing
Catholic funerals will be adhered TO.
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THE NEW FREIGHT TARIFF.
The Schedule on East Bound Freight ON
nnd After tn sIny

ALTHOUGH we have heard persons re.
mark-"it IS worth its weight in gold"-
still DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Ia to be had
at all drug stores for the small price Of 25
cents q bottle.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

STriadelphla AcCOmmOdatOn.-Thi train only runs
between WReelng and Tr!ndelphIA.
tDGIly except SundAy-Newark Accommodation.
tSteubenvllle Accommodations train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Belaire, stopping when required al
sherman a., House, AtnHVille, West Wheeling and
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TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
i WHEELING PROPERTY,

TRUSTEES SALE OF CENTRE
l. WHEELING PROPERTY.
BY virtue ola deed Of trust, made by J. Chambers
herVey, trustee for Mary LOulsA Schwartz, the Iali
Mary Louiaa Schwartz with Fred SehWartI, her nus.
hand, 70 the undGrSSned trustee dated November 8,
S7S, and recorded 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of he
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. in deed
OIL Trust Book No. 0, page lSI, l will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1870,
Commencing At 10 o'clock 4. NJ proceed to SELL at The
iiont door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Vat 70 the highest and best bidder, the following de-
scrtDed property that Is 10 say: The north one.hAi
Of lot numbered Is situated on the east side Of Main
street, between TWenty.flth Street formerly called
MAahall street. and TWenty.sixth street formerly
called DiTlso9 street In the Sixth ward Of the city
TERAs OF SALE-one-thlId Of the purchase money,
aud q much more as the pufehA'er may elect 10 pay,
In cash. the balance In two equal payments, al IL
and twelve months, with interest from day Of ME
purchaser giving notes sGcured by deed Of trust and
ments - " ~
The title 70 the said property Is believed TO b Der.
tect but selling a trustee GhRll convey only such
title a Is vested In maby said deed OF trust.
WI. p. HUBBARD. Trustee.
W. u. HAttER AuetlOneer. I'd
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD,

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April LIT, 1879. the
" Cans on the Wheeling and Elm Grove 3. 4. viii
run a. follows Ca will leave the city corner Mar.
kCt and Eleventh HtFcet4A and stamina nj
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NgW ApvERIlsEMEM1s.

WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
w Bales Lady, In retail notion and fancy goods
store; rOiOfonSo required. Address g. A., this oaoe
nol0 ~ - ~