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SATURDAY. NIGHTS NEWS.
BY TELEGEApH TO THE DIspATCH
!, FROM M!ALEPARTs OF THEHORLD.

A FAMILY IN, PETERSBURG MADE SICK
FROM EATING ZOE NoRfoLK
KNIGHTS GoIsgiTo OLD POINT; 'C0p1oUs
. ~RAINsAFEeHFeEK-T DIssfAL-sWAHP,
FIREs-THE FEVER At MEMPHIS; THIH-
TEEN NEW CASES, AND THEE DEATHS; !;
THIRTY.FoUR NEW. CASES DURING THE
,WEEK-THE REFUGEES FROM THE FEVER
IN NEW. :YORK-sARATOGA, r. ACRsA
DEATH FROM FEVER At sHELBYvILLE.
<TESN.-THE SMITH. BENNETT CASE-HOR-
RIBLE MURDER OF A MAN AND HIS WIFE
NEAR ATLANTA, GA.-THE TREASURY DE.
PARTmENT SUsTAISs THE RIGHT OF
STATES TO ESTABLISH QUARANTINEAN AND
HEALTH LAWs-A sEvENTY-FIvE-THoU-
<sAND-DoLLAR FIRE-vARIoUS FOREIGN
ITEMS. &C. &C. -
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The New 1dria Mining Company
Case Decided.

WASHINGTON, July 2G.-The Secretary Of
the Interior to-day rendered n decision ia
the long.pending application OF the NaS
Idria Mining Company, Of California, ios q
review OF the Departments decision. OF
1871. which rejected their application for q
patent OF 4SQ acres Of mineral land In. Cali
fornia. Secretary Schurz concurs In siae de-
cision Of 1871. By the decision OF eo-day
the New Idria Company by us ?u*ehase OF
property "d'd not acquire the r,ghs TO nave
or take patent fer more than $50 acres OF
land -
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Norfolk and Vicinity.

MURDERERS COMMITTED Fer TRlAL-DIsMAL-
SWAMP FiREs-PORTsM0UTH CoMMANDERY
TO JOIN TIE RICHMOND KNIGHTS FRIDAY.
- Especial telegram to the Dispalch.l
NORFOLK, July 26.-Miles Whitehurst and
Barbara Gordon, accused Of numbering
MaXey Gordon, were examined to-day and
committed for trial.
The Dismal-swamp fires are abating. Be-
sides the immense loss in lumber and cord
wood the surface-Soil has been destroyed on
thousands of acres OF land extending almost
to the North Carolina line, which it will
take many years to reclaim.
Portsmouth Commandery has formally
accepted au invitation to join the Richmond
Sir knights at Old Point next Friday.
Fine showers here to-. day and for three
days past. The rains extend to Raleigh.
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Brutal Murder in Georgia.
AN AGED COUPLE KILLED N BED vi
ASLEEP

AN AGED COUPLE KILLED N BED WHILE
ASLEEP.
ATLANTA, GA, July 26.-Martin Depoor
and wife. living six miles from Atlanta,
both nearly eighty years old, were brutally
mu rGered last night while in bed asleep.
Both were cut in the neck with an axe, the
head OF Mrs. Depoor being nearly severed
from her body. The murdercrs are not
known nor the object in committing the
deed. Different theories are expressed.
The Depoors were quiet aud peaceable peo-
nlc, not having an enemy, as FAR as the
neichborS know. The community is eX-
cited, and every effort is being made to dis
cover the murdcrcrS.
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} hooters !. wan Dlnsr.

A representative Of this paper visited, 10
his rounds on SATURDAY., the Office or DR.: w.
III. Taylor, the city coroner. Upon leaving
the Office, Dr. Taylor asked: - Have yop
seen DR.. Cabell to. dap 2tt He Is sgiying yot
all fits for publishing communications about
the sanitary condition Of Richmond
"Ah," said the reporters, = II seems to
me DR.. Cabell ought not to complain Of
that. It will help him. TO work ION the
Council and get the city clean.7
"But." said the Coroner, f,tbe president
Of ,he Board OF Health don't think so, for,
be says, it Is doing Richmond and the
Board OF Health harm.'':s .N
After some further conversation the re-
porter left, .s'., -"
Near the corner OF Ninth and Franklin
streets DR.. Hunter Mcclure bailed the Dis
patch man as he Yves going down the street
and inquired why It was that the, paper
wouldn't publish complaints about the un-
cleanly condition of the city.
"Why, Doctor,' said the reporter, s.the
paper has been full OF them lately, and DR..
Cabell has Just been pitching into us for
referring to the condition of the city. He
says its health was hardly ever better, and
that the city is far from being filthy"
/; DR.. Mcclure went on to remark, when he
was interrupted by the reply OF the re-
norter, that be had seen DR.. Grattan Cabell,
who said that his (CabciPs) hands were tied,
and he could do nothing more towards
cleaning the city. ~, ,,.,
The conversation was continued in, an
animated tone for some moments, during
which Dr.. MCGUIRE mentioned the dirty
condition OF the city, the importance OF
having it thoroughly cleaned, and, in part
! Ing, suggested that mass-meetlng OF cltl-
ttzssdspssa saasassaAaseoasiseEth the matter. =
The Board Of Health inHiVfdifafIs ardeols
lectiyely insist, that they are net responsible
FOR the condition OF the city II it is not clean,
which has been denied; that they have made
application to the Council. for the necessary
| funds to clean the streets and alleys, and
the means and funds have not been pro-
vided. and therefore the city is in no better
condition than it is found to-day. Last
summer, during the prevalence OF the yei-
low.iever in the South, special meetings
OF the Council were held, but the
! Council deemed it unnecessary to
eXpend any more money Tor the
purpose. During the early part Of the
money TO aid in putting the city in proper
sanitary condition was made, and therefore
no extraordinary cleaning has yet been
done, and the Council has adjourned for
the summer. DIR. Taylor, the coroner, who
is member OF the Board, suggests that the
only remedy now left is for the individual
members Of the Board to .tackIe broom
and so TO work." and that he can't promise
much. as his bands have recently been
somewhat disabled by the upsetting OF lot
Of burning alcohol which be was using
while making an analysis; but he expresses
his willingness to do his part, or to provide
a substitute.
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The Turf.
RACES At SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 2G.-Thc first. raee-for
the 500 purse, entrance money TO second
horse. Il miles won by Bramhle, 3iIn-
thor second. Dan Sparling third. Time, :.
The mlle-and-a-half handicap sweepstakes
was won By Checkmate; Belle second, Ro.
chester third. Time, 2:4Gi.
The three-qnarter-mile selling race was
won by Charlie Gorbam; Pique second,
Grand Master third. Time, l:l9.
The free handicap hurdle-racc-one-and-
a-quartel- u,iles-was won by Disturbance
Eelso second. Patrol threw his rider at the
last hurdle. Time, 2:31.
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FAMILY I!ARKETING.-The following were
the prevailing prices for family marketing
Saturday:
Meats: Beef, 10 to 15c. per rpound-quaiity
very good; mutton-very fine from 10 to
12sc. per pound; lamb, 10 TO 12sc. per
pound; chops. l5c. per pound; veal, 10c.
per pound; pork, l0c. per pound; shoat,
1o4c. per pound-scarce; sausage, 1Oc. per
mound; smoked sausage, 10 TO 125c. per
bound: beef-tongue, 165 per pound; bacon,
10 TO 124c. per pound; middl,ng and snoul-
der. to Zoe. per pound; dried-beef, 15c.
Der pound; chip-beei, zoe. per pound;
liver. s to Zoe. per pound; chitlins, S TO 10c.
per pound; tripe, to 10c. per pound;
brains, 124t. per pound.
Fowls. Butter, &c. Chickens, $3.50 to
So per dozen. or 124 to Soc. apece-plen-
tiiul; ducks. 40 to 50c- pair; Guinea
fowls, II TO 25c. apiece-scarce geese, 40
to soc. apiece; squads, CSC. pair; rabbits.
soc. pair-Scarce; cheese, 123c. per pound;
butter, Is 10 20c. per pound choice, 25c.;
lard. 10c. per pound; eggs, 10c. per dozen.
Sweemilk, &c. per quart, or zoe. per gal
lon; buttermllk, 4c. per quart, or 15c. per
gallon.
Fish: Spots, Is to 25c. per dozcn-snall;
Spanish mackerel, Is 10 soc. apiece; croak-
j -
pound scarce; trout, II to Csc. q bunch
Indifferent; trevilian, 80 TO 40c. per dozen;
blue-tish, u TO 25c. per buncl-very fine;
hog.f>h, 75c. to Sl.00 per dozen. The dis
play OF fish was much better than last Sat-
uIday, but the sales were dull.
Vegetables: Cymbllns, &c. per dozen ;
cucumbers, 10 to 15c. per dozen-scarce
and Indifferent; corn roasting-earS), choice,
zoe. per dozen, but scarce and inferior
cabbage from to 10c. per bead-vcry few
good ones in market; beets, sc. per bunch;
Irish potatoes, 10 10 15c. per ha!f-peck. or
soc. per hllShel-very fine and plentiful;
sweet potatoes, old: There were very few in
market; not more than three persons hay
ing them for sale in the New Market; they
were worth 25c. per peck; butterbeans,
j 10 zoe. per quart--very scarce. but Of
good quality; blackeyc peas, 123c. per
quart-,hey could be bought this time last
year at sc. per quart; carrots, Sc. per
hnuch snaps, Zoe. half peck; onions, sc.
per quart. or 1jc. per half peck.
Fruits and Melons: Peaches, 81 to S2
per box, or 10 10c. per quart-indif'ercn
but plentiful; there is none TO lie had for
preserving or brandying; dried peaches,
Sc. per pound; green apples, 10 to 15c. per
lalf peck-sood ones very scarce; black
berries, 5:. per uiart-scarce; dried apples,
jc. per pound; whortleberries, &c. per
quart-Scarce. Lemons are scarce and high.
They are worth so to 35c. per dozen. Water
melons, 10 10 &c. apiece, but very inditfer-
ent; cantaloupes, to Sc. apiece-pientiful
but very Indifferent, more so than they have
been for several seasons; pears, 10 10 15c.
per uuart-no choice ones TO be had; green
cages, 15c. per quart, or soc. per half peck.
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u.NCHEsTEE AND VICINITY.

The Last MusicQie.-The Beethoven Hall
was flied with large and. fashionable au'
dience on the occasion OF the last masacaIe.
A number OF persons from Richmond were
present, several taking part in the exercises,
and were loudly encored. According to u
resolution recently adopted by the Associa-
ton, the n,usicqleS will hereafter be given
semi-monthly instead Of weekly, as hereto
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Ts,r Srn;,h-sepnctt Cuse.
4 REVERSAL OF JUSTICE KNAPP'S DECISION
NEM THIAI NECESS ARE.

\ KEFERSAL Of JI5I ANATT >
NEW TRIAL NECESSARY.
TRENTON. n. j., July 2G.-The Court OF
Errors and Appeals this morning reversed
the decision Of Justice Knapp, OF the SUI
preme Court, in the Smith.Bcnnett case.
Chief.Justice BeaSley read IN elaborate
opinion, reviewing the whole case, and con-
GLIDING that the charge oi the judge on the
trial was misdirectIon OF the testimony.
Four OF the judges voted for the reversal
on the ground that the charge i'll reference
10 the letter was erroneous. This reversal
makes tbs trial and its results OF no effect
and II the State desires to move any further
in the case there must be new trial.
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The Drought.

THE CROPS REFRESHED NEAR rErERsBrEG.
PgTERsBuRG, VA, July 28.-The corn and
tobacco crops Of this section, which at one
time threatened to prove total failure from
the drought which prevailed for the past
three months, have been greatly re!resnea
by copious showers. The distsut woodland
fires baye been eStiusuished By TIE fasns
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MAN Saturday night shortly
oeioFe IL O'Clock young man. whose name
Soeia not be ascertained, walked into the
uoca between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
MMee's. Mr. A. Pietzer, q citizen OF the
M meSI End, who Glanced to be in the vicinity,
dmg9hpt!y went to the young mans rescue
unu pulled him out. The young man stated
s,a s1at nc lived near the corner OF Twenty
Aitl and Yenable streets.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

4 Refreshing RAIN.-Thc clouds OF Sat-
urtlav evening did not disappoint us. AZ
ter n sutry day the evening brought re-
freshins showers. About 9:l5 the rain
commenced falling, and continued until al
fer II O'Clock, at ,Imes falling very Eesy9sg
cooling the atmosphere, cleansing the streets
and doing much gratuitous work forthe
Board OF Health. From the appearance of
the clouds and The sound OF the distant
thunder the rain seemed to have been wide
spread. and it is to be hoped that the long
continued drought is al an end.
Att o'clock Sunday morning it was still
raining steadily.
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The Fail.Rivsr strike. !

FALL RIVER, MASS, July 20. The print
cloth market has been more actiye tbts
week. The productions for the week hare
been 1900. against $1,000 last. week. and
$1,000 two weeks ago.t showing that ne
manufacturers are making decided grin.
The spinners report having received 5I48p)
frow several places this morning. -
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WEATHER REPORT.

I>c,c,r1oSs FOR SuNpAy.-For the Mid
die States. slightly warmer southerty WINGS,
shifting to westerly, and rain Followed ny
partly cloudy weather. ana curing sunday ''''1I'v
slowly rising barometer.
For The South Atlantic ana duii etates'
partly cloudy weather. and areas Oh rsin,
southwest 10 northwest winds, WIFI s'ishe
changes in temperature and barometer.
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TIE WEATHER SATURDAY was partly
cloudy and sultry during the day. AT
night. up TO a late hour, the city was visited
by refreshing showers.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY s ~ NJ, q
Q 4. NJ. so: noon, 81; ?. A., 50; Z.
N.. s.; midnight. IS.
Mean temperature, 50 1-6.
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has not yet developed, - and streak Of con-
sternatlonsruns through the entire commu-
nifty. The house occupied blythe unfortu-
nate t is summed, and he suddenly inds him.
self iselated. The fear Of yellow. fever Is so
intense In character that Menpirians ere
often peremp,orily aud abruptly invited out
OF houses even by Old friends, until now the
refugee says that he Is from anywhere else
From she1bysille.
WAsHNGToS, July 26.-The National
Board OF Health received dispatch from
she!oyyille, fenu., this morning, stating
that Rev. B-F, Teller died at y O'Clock
last plight. There are no other cases at
Shelbyylle.
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:, AWNING CoNTEsT.-Tbe proprietors OF
Tue New York auction.ho were before
Tue Police Court saturday charged with un-
,awluily erecting a large awning In front OF
taeif store and fifteen feet above the pave
Men.. Alter argument, The Police Justice
.eok the case under consideration, and will
pfobably give his opinion this morning.
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FRANKLIN PARK To-NIGHT.-The regular
night for kessnich's summer-nights' con-
certs at Franklin Park has been changed
from Friday to Monday night. A fine pro-
gramme has been arranged for tonight,
embracing a clarines solo, with orchestral
by Signor Jardela. BY
request, selections from Pinafore will be
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ADefuuI,in- TrcasnSey.

FALL RIVER, Mass, July B,-Buslness
circles here are greatly excited over the
irregular transactions By George 3. Duriec,
treasurer OF the Mechanics Mills. He be-
came involved by spec.llatioas in cotton,
and used the mills money to meet mntuflas &
drafts. Tue amount OF the margin LOST, 30:
which he suid he borrowed the mills money,
is reported to be $4,000. The m.h eas
been secured by transfer Of real estate.
His total loss in the speculation was aeou'
S1on (lnn GO
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Personal. Tucker Johnson. Esq, OF OK
ford, Nd, formerly OF this city, is here on
a visit to his friends and relatives.
B. a. Hancock, Esq, CommonWealth's
attorney OF Chesterfield, is still confined at
his home, in the county, by severe indls-
position. .;;,fgt. Eli.
Conway Samms, Esq, son OF Rev. Dr.. j..
j. Samms, Of Baltimore, who was formerly
rector OF Meade -Me emorial church in this
city, is here visiting his old acquaintanees.
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MAIS.sTREEr oMNIBGs LINE.

NWlNG TO THE EXTEN- nTm
~ SION OF MY MAIN-STREE PffSstSsSsZfcaL
OMNIBUS LINZ. TO TWENTY-XAsAk-@
FIFTH STREET. "mnl5u:es wiz resume ihSr 9 9I1+
UaLf-IIOCR on and after MONDAY, July 2Sth. =
conlmcncln4 at 7:3O a. VI. from Twenty-nhtAs
street: AMI 7:lJ 4. M from Holly Mood
Omnlb,,Sr, will rLn III tach direction EfE-D~h
THE DAY. ,
EaRE Z CENTS \. ". CAREER,
A-' Propr!etor.-
Remember. THIS Is THE ONLY LINE 10
hollywood WITHOUT TRANSFER.
jy 2S-lw
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a Family Made HI by Impure Ice
Cream.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram 70 The DispatcD.I
PETERSBURG, Va, July 2G.-The family
OF Captain Daniel Dodson, OF this city, six
or seven in number, were made very i'll
this evening from eating ice-cream. Every
one who rartook OF the cream was made
sick, including the servants, and are con-
sidercd seriously i'll tonight. The cream
is supposed to have been tainted by the
vessel in which it was prepared.
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Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.--A IRE In Ksla-
ma. Wasbiuyten Territory, Inst night, de-
stroyed Patter1on's Hotel, railroad saw
mills, aud a nuthber OF stores, saloofss, and
other buildings. Loss. $4,000.
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RICE MoND PAPERS HAVING EXCLUDED RE-
PLIES To THE yILIFICATIoNs OF THE UNIVERSE
TY OF THE SOUTH, the undersigned announces
that he is prepared to controvert the statements
and expose the animus of certain owners and eGi-
tors and their correspondents.
CASKIE HARRISON,
S0wanee, Tenn.
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LATEST FOnEiGN NEWS.
EnSI maI.
FINANCIAL NATTEE

LONDON, Juls 2G.-T:ae StanEI,4ps fin;fsf-,-
c1al article says, "The International Baths.
OF Hamburg. wsieh desSded on voluntary.
liquidation, was sntirelys foreign establish
ment. Its carecy since GAe financial crash
which followed the Franco. German war
has been one OF ts,sbroker' misfortune. ItsS
capital, amounting: 10 SSGe,000, has been
expended in supporting nrmerons schemes
In railways, bank m-, and land, most Of
which have long .sisee collapsed, yolunL.
tary liquidation h;xs been Inng urged by
shareholders OF the Bank
Az AMERICAN FoRGsF HELD FOR Ex.fYADr-fs.
- :, .N-%stTIDr. % .t~ =
LONDON. July o. EsAfaui r fsfl lfaa aaymoudi-.. :.
appeared at the Bow street Police Court to-.
day on an eXtradition warrant, charged with. :
forgeries upon firm in New Fork. Thes >.
evidence against him was furnished from =
Liverpool. the prisoner havinS admitted the
charge when arrested or board tie steamer,
Wyoming. He was rennded for q week;
to await additional evidence from New
York.
France.
AID FOR SUFFERERS gT.INuSDAyl0N.
VERSAILLES, July 26.--Iib the Chamber OFF,
Deputies motion has bees introduced to-
grant 5000 francs in ask OF suffereis by
the recent inundation in 3es sth France.
NEwSPAPER MANAGER FIr2Di AND IMrRr-
| sONED.
| PARIS, July 26.-Tbe matIagsr OF the Lam.
| terne newspaper has been sentenced to four
months Imprisonment and 70 pay fine Of
four thousand francs for publishing false
news and libelling public fuactionaries.
Russia.
THREE THOUSAND FIVE HUSbIEo AND. ONE
FIRES DURING TIE MONTH oF' JgSE.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2G.-The Minister
of the Interior reports that S50l fires oc--
cured in Russia during the month OF June.
causing damage to the amount OF 81, 1924 81.
roubleS. Or this number sos ires were Of.
incendiary origin.
Further particulars OF The iEe at Niioi
NoYgorod on the 18th instant state that
while the fire was raging fourteen eKplo--
sons occurred in the Bazaar, killing and ln--.
iuring forty persons.
THE KREMLIN THEATRE, at MOSCOW; BURNED.
! LONDON, July GA Berlin dispatch to-
the Dd,ty STANDARD says the. theatre in
kreml,n, at Moscow, WAS recently burned.
By NihiIists.
Struck by lightning.
A DwELLISG.H0CsE ~ NOVA SCOTIA STRUCK
| AND LADY KILLED..
HALIFAX, n. S., July 2G.-On Thursday
! the house Of Richard liaden, ot Middletown,
Guysboro' county, was struck by lightning
and completely wrecked. Mrs, liaden was
instantly killed. Mrs. John Manu.. who
happened to be in the house, was struck:
and rendered insensib!e. Hopes are enter
talned for her recovery. Mr. EaGen and
nun, bcr. Of. ebildran escaped without in
| jury.
The Weather at MnGdnleE Islands.
HALIFAX, n. S.. july pa steamer at.
Picton yesterday, from Ma"daen Islands,
reports the weather last week. cold and
| foegy. with wind and rain, ~h;ch has done
much injury to the crops, There has been
scarcely any kind OF fishing done, the foSgy
weather preventing fishermen from going
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TNO LEASE-A RARE OPPORDCS I
l. TY-A LARGE NEW HOTEL cohnhS M
seyen,y.fye rooms. with all I.odaSn DpIo'nsn1 Is
located IN thriving mercantile aud mIutcc'td In;
c!ty az l6,OSO Inhabitants. Four lines oil rsA on,
aud o nayiga 5e river. Parties leasing hua'"~ abl
" 'ui " h'Si t''' : % '~ ~ "IiOT9E. "
,vos-3t care lbis<f Ic.
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NEW SYNAGoGUE.-The congregation Of
the Jewish synagogue on Eleventh street are
having plans and estimates made for the
erection OF handsome new building on the
site Of the present one.
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POLICE CoURT-Po!ice-Jus Joseph j.
White presiding.-T The following cases were
disposed Of Saturday:
Charles Madison, charged with being
drunk and disorderly and resisting the po-
lice. Discharged.
Mary Moore and Mary Moore, Jr.,
charged with keeping an iil.governed house,
resortcd to by li$orderly people. Ordered
to leave the house.
j. II. Young, charged with trespassing on
the premises Of the Richmond and Peters.
burg Pailroad Company and cursing and
abusing Policeman Joseph r. Schultz. Or
dered to leave the city. aa:
Man Freeman and Mary Davis (both col
ored), fighting in the street. Freeman fined
81. 30 and Davis SIS. $751;.
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The rro.t-No.yyaI .s1ss6cr Trfae,

FReNf Royal, July 26. 6.--The argumsatin
che case Of Jonas Hockmen, ON trfalfoIthe
murder Of Foster, closed at DooD2 to16sy,
and the case was given. 10 the Jury. Ho
agreement has yet been reached
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Negro Hapsed irs N Mis,as,fppa

VIcKsBraG. july 26.-Henry Miller (co-
loredJ was aanged Yesterday at JoinsonvIlle,
Sunfower csunty. for the murde-es Hcsry
Murphy (cosored).
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STATE TAxEs.-The delinquent lists for
State taxes are now being made out. Parties
must pay at once or have their names posted
on the courthouse door.
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"A Boat Club.- Several young men OF this
city contemplate organizing boat elno,
to be. similar to that Of the shanawhas. OF
R,rhmnnd. A movement was on foot not
;,,oiir since 10 organize al club, but the effort
was NOT crowned with success. There Is
plenty 5of material In Manchester from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

BURNETT's COCAINE promotes the growth Of
and beau,Ifes the hair. 1t holds In liquid form,
large proportion Of deodorzed CoCoANUT OIL.
No other compound possesses the properties which
so exactly suit the conditions Of the human hair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing SO good as MEADE BA.
KEH's CARDoL,c MoUTH-WAsu. Fifty cents a
hnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

WERNER's EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
THE CHEAPEST, BEST, AND MOST POPULAR
AMERICAN WINE USED.
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITE,
Cn1o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed teeth
and diseased gums. use MEADE BAKERS CAR
BorIC MoGTH-WASII. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-28

On DRAUGHT, all Of the popular MINERAL WA.
TIERS, at ScnoES's.