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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-07
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

An OM Craze Yard.-Situated in rear
a-nas;danee of f-CnunGilmans f.. r.. H0Wle.
on Eleventh street, is an old graveyard,
which years ago served as q landmark for
the people OF that vicinity. 1t was once the
family burying-ground OF the late Dr. Hen
derson, formerly nm old resident OF this
city, who was the first president OF the Pc
tersburg and Manchester Turn pike Com
pany, and at that time was one OF The
weaithiest and most prominent men OF this
CITY, Many Of his descendants are Inferred
there-among them son, who, in his day,
was a very eminent lawyer, and upon the
large marble tablet that marks his grave is
inscribed the name, Richard Ogilby Hen
derson, counsellor at law; born April 5,
1886; died October "a, 1925" Though it
has been more than fifty years since~it was
erected, it is remarkably well preserved
There is also beautiful monument OF
elegant architecture that stands as ceno-
taph for others OF the same family.
The walls around the old graveyard,
though erected more than scventy-tiye years
aqo. stand as q model OF workmanship OF
that date.
Enclosed within the walls there are many
old locust and mulberry trees, Whlch tower
above all surrounding objects and, together
with their decavcd branches, lend scene OF
desolation to this sacred and secluded spot.
The city is noted place for old buryins-
grounds, and there are many others OF u
more antique date than the above, but not
so well preserved. During late years many
have been neglected, and even houses are
erected over the spot where lie the remains
OF many OF our dead. This should not
again be allowed. The graves Of the found
ers OF our city should be bonorcd, and the
sanc.ity Of tile dead demands that they
should be respected.
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETINGS AT DIR. HoGE's CHURCH.
people still attend in large crowds, and so
far from any abatement OF interest, it seems
rather to be on the increase. "a
Rev. DR.. j. E. Edwards conducted the
meeting and made an address, in which he
brought out the point that the religion OF
the olden' time-of patriarch, prophet, and
apostles-is Just the religion needed at the
present day, and that as the wrath OF God
was over the unconYerted then, so it is now
He vividly Illustrated and earnestly en-
forced these points, and insisted on the ne
cessity of repentance towards God and
faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. He urged
that there should not be set up standard
-of fee.frfg fu rUmyyrSfra W al must
reach, and used the examples Of conversion
in the Scriptures as Illustrations OF real
tests of conversion. --....
Brief remarks were also made. by Mr.
SIeiyht and Rev. DR.. Read.
The special requests were remembered in
prayers led by Rev. George F. Williams,
Rev. j. William Jones, Rev. 81. S. keppler,
and Rev. DR.. Read. -..,.-.,.
The meeting this eyening-irom 5 to 6
o'clock-will be led by Rev. DR.. Warren.
1t was announced that Immediately after
the meeting in the audience-room this eve
ming there will be an inquiry meeting in the
lecture-room, and all interested were in
yited to attend.
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warksns hy Electric Fight.

A star on the East river drew curious
crowds last night to the sectional dock. Be-
fore its intense, unwavering brillancy the
street lamps glimmered like tallow candles,
Seen Mt close quarters 1t was found to be at,
electric light, depending from the side ofan
Inman steamship the City OF Chester, which
is the largest vessel ever docked in New
York;. 1t shed broad, diffuse daylight over
the crowd OF workmen engaged in building
new rudder and repairing the sternpost
that WINS lately shattered IN a gale when the
vessel was 300 miles from port. Beneath its
steady blaze rivets are being fastened,
clamps made fast, bolts driven home,
wood planed, nice measurements taken,
and exact diagrams drawn. The work bad
never ceased since morning, and the same
gang Of men were performing the same set
OF operations at midnight as at -nnon.--H
was generally believed that q new sphere OF
usefulness has thus been opened to the cleo
trio light. Hitherto the task OF repairing
shios by night had been slow and laborious.
Working mainly with lamps, four mel were
needed for the task that one could do, by
day. Delicate Jobs were impossible, acct-
dents frequent, delays numerous. The mag
nitude OF the work required for the City OF
Chester suggested the adoption OF new
method Of lighting. Every day that the
vessel remained fn dock she was calculated
to- lose $500. The Iuman company de-
mahded imperatiyelY that she should be
ready to sail next Thursday. At the same
times the. repairs were to be thorough, the
sternpost renewed from top to bottom, the
stern-frame entirely re6tted, and new
rudder built. In this dilemma the contrac-
tors thought OF the electric light. They set
up two small batteries in an adjoining
workshop, worked them all night with a
ninety pound steam-power, and kept their
forty workmen in constant employment
Their success has been great. Their chief
expense lay in the necessity OF putting up
the machine !; but this once doEe the light
was remarkably cheap. The vessel has
been renovated with thoroughness, and
will unquestionably sail on the appointed
day. During the evening one OF the elec-
trio regulators fell out Of order, and the fit
full glare OF lamps which then streamed on
one side OF the huge red hulk contrasted
strangely with the daylight, which ilGmi-
mated the other.-Neao lort Herald.
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Pro fessionql Dead.Beats. There have
been residing in our city for several weeks
two idiotic children-one boy about SIX
teen years of age, and his sister, girl seVe-
ral years younger, who have made their
living, together with that OF their parents,
by continual begging from our citlzenS.
They reside on the extreme END OF cast
Ninth street. Their father is large, ro-
bust, and healthy mar, and has been aoie,
through these children, to purchase very
fine horse: but he. like his two chlidren' Is Is
also Of an idiotic disposition, but IS wen
able to work. having had several positions
offered him, but refused them on tie ground
that he had children who were aole 10 take
care Of him.
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Feather IN One Hour.
[Commefcial Bulletin

Wonderful are the changes that have been
effected of late years in the manufacture OF
leather by the use Of chemicals and ma
chinery, in place of the old-fashioned tan
nits and the slow manipulation of the cur
rier and tanner. II some of our old leather
manufacturers could be resurrccted-men
who were accustomed to soaking their hldes
for wears and turning them aSslduously at
certain seasons-how they would stare TO
see the present process. But every day we
hear OF something new i'll this direction. A
Joint stock company was recently FORMED IN
Detroit for the purpose Of tanning leather
in one hour. We give the information for
what il is worth, but it certainly does look
like sleisht of hand. The process is
chemical one performed BY. the. action OF
certain. inexpensive materials, the COM
pounding OF which in the right proportions
is a secret. It Is claimed that robes tanned
with the hair on are soft as the finest wool |;
hides Of the deer, horse. dog, ETC., are smooth
aud soft, while calf and kip show the tex
ture and grain which shoemakers most ad,
mire. No bark is required except little to
give the proper color TO the leather. Bark
is worth $S to so cord, and about two
hundred cords are required to tan 1000
hides nv the common method. Two cords
would be sufficient to give the proper color
to the same number OF hides, and the saving
in this item will be enormous. We: under
stand that the company. are turning out
from two thousand to three thousand hides
ner month. How the article is wearing we
have not been able TO ascertain, but snail
aotcb the result with interest.
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THE THEATRE-OUR BAcHELoRs.-Th
was only fair audience at the Theatre last
night 10 enjoy one Of the most amusing and
interesting performances we have seen at
the Theatre for many day. Messrs. Rob
son and Cranes comedy company is one OF
the best that has been on our boards this
winter, and the comedy Of "Our Bache-
Iors'' is worth seeing. The following was
the cast:
Bachelor Bangle, Mr. Stuart Robson;
Bachelor Jowler, Mr.. William H, Crane;
Bachelor Waring, Mr.. Harry Coulter; Bach
elor Bruce, NJ. j. r. Diton; Bachelor Null
doom. Mr. John Marble; Bachelor Snug,
Mr.. A. J. Dunbar: Widow Eve Clinton,
Miss Kate Forsythe; Spinster Bella Blythe,
Miss Alicia Robson; Spinster Clara Court
new. Miss Fannie Francis; Grass Widow
Moilser, Miss Eliza LeBrun; sweetheart
KATY, Miss F. Harold.
Bachelors Bangle and JoWler were OF
course the attraction. though all OF the com
nanV acted with spirit, and added not llt-
lie to the enjoyment OF The evening. MISS
Forsythe, who took the part OF the Widow
Clinton, and Mrs. Mouser, the grass Wldo",
were very, attractive, and were, Justly anu
heartilys applauded. . The play abounds 20
amusing situations, and as rendered by tne
east OF last evening will always e,accepta-
BILE at our Theatre. i si.o II .a91. - {
Tonight. shakspeare's Comedy OF Errors
will be presented, in which Messrs. Robson
and Crane viii appear. as the TWins-Dro.
mio OF Syracuse and Dromio Of Ephesus.
The Comedy Of Errors viii be repeated to-
morrow. -;
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;MEETING AT, sna gn aoco ExsHxEGE
yRsTgRDAr.-tE There sas an nnusually large
gathering at the Tobszzn 3axcbaEge on res
.ierday to consider t.ie a}steWiif RESOLUTION,
offered BIZ Mr. NV % ziiibsen: af
ResoIeed, That nd, tszsa tobaecp SIM
pied in The city shah b6 DAefedl for pubic
sale ON the. day of san iEe except at tie
Tobacco Exchang ge pI tfe; sales thereass g
Senator. o I. NJ ithers .bssls M d pi:ssens asnesal
Wise, by general consenss, was PeTfnitted tas
offer the folloying respIs 10 n, hlch we're
and enth iasfi ficaiiy adopted. !.
IS. Resolrsd, That the ssesrty; thanks oEs che
tobacco trade Of sRicHtaCpd are eniuently
due and axe hereby fes1 red, especially 10
the hons. aR. g. Witbefs Rs Tucker md
George c. GabelL and srall :, 10 The other
representative Of this fn hsG Congress-
of the United State, Tor ,psrsisten nm
itiring. and a6le,s he cause Of the
reduction OF fstax,on maH actnredi tobacco
Resolved, That our thanks are also due
ard are hereby tender aa The naEy repre-
sentatiyes Of other S.aaes Oi the Union iIl
both houses :0f s onaE Congress who
stood Gshaniae I'd stanls hose named
in ,she f'FsE resalssf fn &C least
partially rs1ieye pf The iaus tyranny D2
the present ins1aisaa re stein OF the
Senator Wsthaf Being sndiy eailedior,
responded In safne hap ennaTks OF com
Eof the late fsr1l0n for Felsu tion,
Mr. Il. 81 ayb ssfefa lsaEs Ifeats
Joseph Jorgensen and Cafonel w. p. Bur-
well be specially Included inthe resolutions
of thanks already recited as having rem
dered most valuable and efficient seryices1n
the cause of the reduction Of the taxi TO
this motion immediate hearty and unani-
NOUS, assent was given. ~ ~ cgsE;
atAt this point the order Of the day was
called for, and Mr.. Miller moYed;to refer
thesresolution Of Mr.. Gibson to the Board
Of Managers, with powertoact finally.
Mr.. W atkins moved to amend by substl-
tuting committee Of seven instead OF the
Board OF Managers, with instructions to re-
port to the trade for final action. - /
Mr.. Watkins addressed the trade in favor
OF mis- amendment, and Was followed by
Mr.C D. Hill in the same connection.
Some excitement ensuing, General Wise
offered the following as substitute for both
propositions: Fs .sga5 ,...-.
"That committee of seven, to be fairly
constituted, be appointed by the President
TO consider and report upon Mr.. Gibson's
resolution. 5g% a.t n,r-1.sj .
''That its report, when completed, shall
be referred to the Board Of Managers for
its approval; and, after being so referred
and approved, shall be considered the final
action Of the tlade." r.
The question being on this substitute, il
was adopted apparently by avery large ma,
iority on Uiua-roce vote. - Zsat III
MIR. Deane, however, called for the ayes
and noes, but sufficient number moi
uniting In the call the substitute was an
nounced to be finally carried. ..-.
The trade baving thus happily gotten
rid Of knotty question, adjourned.
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HUsTrYGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In the
Hastings Court yesterday William Stevens
charged with misdemeanor, pleaded gull
ty, and was fined $50 and costs. :.
James Bohannon, charged with stealing
tobacco from R. ]. Christian, appeared un-
der writ Of habeas corpus on an applica-
ton for bail, which was refused, and the ac-
cused was remanded to Jail.
G. Holzgrave, for keeping open his bar.
room on Sunday, corner Brook avenue and
Broad street, was tried and convicted, and
the Judge imposed a fine OF 500. The same
party was fined $40 for the same offence un:
der the ordinance by the Police Justice.
To-day the Exchange. Hotel robbers will
be tried for escaping from Jail.
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Beethoven Musicale. A very attractive
programme will be presented at the muS,'
Gale at Beethoven Hall tonight. The 1ol-
lowing will be rendered: 1st. quartette' py
Misses Nunnally and Harrison, and Messrs.
Nunnally and Woodfn; %. duet, By Misses
Jennie Jones and Matte Beiote; 3D.. SOLO,
by Mrs. Woodfin; 4tn, instrumental (plane)'
by Mrs. a. c, A,tkisson; 9th, male quar-
tette; 9th, duet. by Mrs. Woodtin and Or.
Cbiles; eth, solo tbass), by Mr.. Russell; Ssn,
sextette (malc); 9th, solo, by Mrs. Joseph
Walker.
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"A Boy Badly Gcred By a Cow.-Yester-
day morning a negro boy named Robert
Rufus, who lives several miles from Ches-
EterfeId Courthouse, was badly gored by q
vicious cow belonging TO 4 gentleman 10 the
=neighborhood. A calf Of the COW having
gotten eptangled in the thckets the hoy en-
dearored TO cxtricate it, and whiist.so doing
the cow rushed upon him and inflicted
very painful wound in his right shoulder.
No doubt she would have killed blm but for
the timely assistance rendered by bis CON-
nnninnS
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LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street,
CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION
to the
GREAT BARGAINS
they are now Offering In
EVERY DEPARTMENT,
and
INVITE A CALL,
confident Of their ability 10 give you
the
BEST GOODS FOR TIE LEAST MONEY.

TIE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA
COMPANY have established one Of their numerous
branch houses at No. 709 Broad street, and have
stocked with the best and freshest importatons OF
new-crop TEAS and pure CoFFEEs, which they Of
fer 10 retail at the lowest wholesale prices Warrant
ing all goods TO give satisfaction or money returned,
having accommodating and polite salcsmen, aud
selling at prices which will astont.h everybody. this
new hou:e ought 10 command large patronage.
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EENNfTUHE.

a. GATHRIGHT& d SON, ,a8 COVER a
10 nrfcss n nj tIrl1s 10 al IN need Of EURSi- FKt
TURE OF any Kind, such ssio make tt 10 insE 80
Interest TO examine stock bfToge parcnasns. IT, IT,
Sideboards with dark marble; parlor snlss ~ 80
nne and raw silk--Yery handsome: Reps ana f.. t,a
Cloth Suits very cheap Pine and Popar ,. =,
OF every Kind. Our stock win be found -,
every particular Don't fail 70 call saisiaSS..oa
guaranteed. t-o-o..
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WILHELMJ AT MOZART HALL TON NIGHT. =
The grand concert to be given by Wilhelm1
sat al ozaft Hall tonight win most probably
be very largely attended. For those VINO
have. never heard the great yiplinist before
we predict musical treat, and one the re-
collection of which will long remain plea
SAINT spot in their memory.
Tomorrow "a matiaee will be given,
which will nrokahfy be the last Opportunity
our people win eyer have OF hearing WI ::
heinj, & 81 sfgl Ei1g,si.; ii 20 Z
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A STRIKING EXAMPLE.-James Boylan, No. 8
s. Paca street, writes 4" For some years could
find no relief from rheumatism In my neck, shoul-
dcrs. and right arm, but having lately heard of Dr.
HERNDoN's GYPsY's GIFT gave Il a trial. and In
less than ten homs felt It's good effects. In twenty
four hours was. and am still. feeling we'll as
ever did in my life." There Is no nonsense about
that Sold by all live druggists.
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MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF VmGGN1A-SPRING
AND SUMNER SEssION.-Amongt the evidences
Of the advancing improvement OF the city
and the times may be mentioned the pros
perity OF our Medical College. The num-
Der OF students during the session Just
closed was greater than that OF any session
since the beginning OF the panic IN 1873.
The indications are that the attendance at
the forthcoming spring and summer course,
commencing Tuesday next, will be large.
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Lvceune Clssb. - This fashionable Club
held one OF It's attractive soirees In theelub-
room Hast night. Several visitors from
Richmond were in attendance. The ;socla-
bles given by this CLUB are among the ehlei
attractions il, the city. Hereafter they VIII
continue until o'clock at hight instead OF
II. as heretofore. asss
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EnuCArEONAL.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
wi ID RICHMOND.
The lectures Of the spring and summer course be-
Gin on TUESDAY. March l ltl.
Z For announcement or any Information desired,
address N. l.. JAAEs. D.. ~, Registrar.
NH 5-dsw&wtd 312 east Grace street.
cELECT SCHOOL.-Wc are now pre-
pared 10 receive persons OF MI accs 10 pnrsitt the
LISH BRANCHES. LATIN. tGREFk,
FRENCH. DRAWING. PASTELLE, OfL-pAtST-
ING. and WAX-WORk.
4 class in PRACTICAL BOTANY, VIII be
formed.
TERMS: Very reasonable.
For further Information cali at 6Oi wcSf cay
s.re"t or address JAMES DOUGLASS.
r. S-rodlotx AZ the above No.
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MoPrsTT-REGIsrER TAx.-The following
is a statement. OF the Moffett-reglster TAX lot
the mouth OF February:
Alcoholic, registers, 2,9; aicohoiic regis
trations, 7O,911; tax on alcoholic orihks,
SL772.Ts. o;,..o.;ons
Malt registers, 203; malt reglstfatiols' rs
IT. .743;f tax on malt drinks, Sl92't2.
Total tax realized, S2565.5c.I .r"s.l
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HIGH-SCHooL LITERARY CLuB.-Ihe senol-
ars OF the senior class have organiZeu
club FOR mutual Improvement ln recltatlons,
debates, oratfons, &C., with the iotie"ins
officers: President, w. +. Denn'si ,r:e segte. :ega
fary. Charles p. Lee; Treasurer, William
Fleming: Critic, Marshall Ramos.
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SEIyE-TEREAD.

SEINE-THREhD! Ns,.SSGYas
. SEINE-THREAD! - -
J'SPRECEDENTEDLY Low, PRICES.
AD.SEINE-TWiSES,
SElNE-LlNES, SEINE-C0RK.
YAWKING, GILLISG-RDPE. &C.
We are offering. the above at very loN prices IN
order ts close out our stock before making oar asr
.iion In store All III pse ia want should tase. Inc
sdyantace of the low prices and supply themselves
~ once. We haze expert hands In our eapoy Tor
the mauuFa Fac,ure OF NETS and sElSEs' Waiea We
are prepared 10 furnish at short notice: sa>,s
49, l.. LICHTESS1EiN SONS.
corner Seventeenth and EransMn ssIee,si sesl !,
Sole importers OF The LION BRAN. sEiINsE
IHREAD, and importers Of Other brands. 700
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-IlorSE. Good worS, loa
prices and satisfaction guaranteed
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". ELLYsoN &c CO., sd-erIIsing agents. rnssr: adj
vertisements In all Of the newspapers Of the Grtaa
SInes at publishers rates. Orders left a. the Dts
match countins-room viii! receive premp. atten
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TRY OUR "GooD-CHEw'' brand Of tobacco at
soc. per pound. II is very fine chewing tobacco.
w. d. BLAIR & co.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

zy- On all safes Of Real Estate made bettosa
TIE lst Of january and last Of JHEe TIC ;aIsSI'
the present ySar knuc In jspnid tyths purchassf
On all sGtes made 6etlofsn the lSt Of orJHtgana!gs
Of the year the tareS hare to be pGM by The seeker
fThS custom was adopted about iftecn years aga
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, aud ap'
plies to Richmond and ricinity.1
ROBERT q. TAYLOR, Az r. NJ. trustees sale of
- brick dwelling and lot In the city or Manchcs-
ter
PAINE, ROYSTER & CO., 10 A. 81. larse lGt or
? rcady-made clothing, gcntemtns furnishing
2 goods. &c.
JAS. NACD&UGALL, at his warerooms, AZ lOt= a.
NJ, furniture. pianos, car cts, &C.
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1,ircinnati Times :'ItsA man who has a
personal organ has simply a hired advocate:
Politicians can mike no more foolish use OF
their money than to invest it in newspa pers:
They will not gain in reputation, and they
viii certainly lose a portion Of their means.
No paper wtlieb Is run for the express pur-
pose Of singing The owners praises, OF car
rying out bis plans, can succeed. The pup
Inc regard it with suspicion, tapd finally
come TO think tprobably with the greatest
ii one set of opinions can pe
bought oil can be. From 'can be- 70 : are
Il on easy step. =. 81
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OUR "GooD-CHEw" brand or tobacco, nj s0c.
per pound, is Us good as any brund we know Of
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.
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C0yFECrxOyEHrES, &c.

DURE GANDIES.--I am manufacturing
i daily my innI,abe pare crushed sassr eisaE eis T.
IFIED FLINT CANDIES. ! make better "a y
DIES for wholesale purposes than any hesiss ID t.s
perfectly pare aId NO sagss-
aIba--notbing bat pure sugars it Is more hissiy
Favored. winter, brighter, dFmcr and Is wfrrdniea
" ''''. ''''N LOUIS j, BOSSiEUX. Confectionery
IA so q Main street.
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