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New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
ILLICIT DIsTILLERs HELD FOR TRIAL.

Michael Lynch, Daniel Sullivan, David j.
Nsgle. Charles Williams and Timothy Clements we're
before United states CpmmIss0ncnDeurel yesterday
Charged with being interested in thc illiciS dislery
seized by the reyeuuo officers in the basement o. NOS
205 and 2O7 seceuG-lye on Saturday uorui2 last.
Naee and Williams. who on tie premises when
the officers made the seizure held 10 await tho
action Of thr Grand Jury in 5000 bail each Mchaei
Lynch who occupied store NJ 22U7 claimed titb
hc rented the place from ono Burns, who GWn"l tIc
store NJ. 220J and the basement. lie dcnIed az
sBoglede ot tre the puS ness carried on IN
-ha cellar Ie was held IA $1,000 bail DInitl SuIll-
yaU wholesale and roIaIl grocer OF no. - SIes'',
said tina; 8urus h1 represented 10 him that he ~as
rOuiact oirr and had purchased pOasios from hm 10
u.e III his business. Ho n.d been IN th5 haDt OF scEdhg
nm, Inrr Or five ba7Ves mOlISsc5 every other day
Burns r.,d cash FOR what ne got and sent ms own
barrel, g. carry aWay IN. Tho barrels roanl on bS
tram,ps oy tho officers had been LETT teso ~ Butl3 70
BE- Allg,l. lie knew nothing whatever OI BufA-. lie
was so old lOr the action OF tue Grand Jury ~ $1,000
pail TimOshs Clements, tho teanISIer wno conveyed
tIe rooasses from Suyan's place IN James-st 10 he
cellar IN SccUnd-ayc discharged, lAsre DeiLS 10
evidence o. guilty knowledge against MIN.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAS5gGE&
NFn -YppK CRY

Hunts Point Road C2ffh war), 56xl75; G Pierce
aud Others. rzecTIcrs. ett. 10 Edwnrt smith
lssye l2i-%i4 n Of jjth-st I2.9jixS Charles
Engert To A StaLCh. ..................
l2th-st. No. n oi AyeA. 25Nl03.3 Charles Eli
CERT 20 4 ~iauCI
lOth-,t- 1u.6 it of Aye-A, 2jxtli.t; Engert
SD -. :, 800 ~ or Jth-ayc, 2.TXlOu.J Mary III
Tonpklns ald husband to A 10 SstEey -...
62i-st, :, l25 n Cf lOth-aye 2JxlOo.5 EHyert
20 \ Sgaush.
G2G-st s, l2j 10 - lOt,aye, ljOxl OO.5 George
Elngs and, executor, Ctc. 20 4 DOwGuey
b2l-st . >. z1J /; . Cf Jth ave, 21XlBJ.5 W1lter
Eingslqud TO 4 JwiicY. .-.-........--.
lCeth-sf, n . $50 ffecf lOth-ave 10 1lOthsf. 2Ox
20: Max Oppenheim and wife 70 a ! Hyatt. -..
21d ST. 1916 II u 9tn ave- lB.GX9Sg and also
cor 0u-ayc aud .2dst. 33.sX93.3 J. Sach5r To
Aida
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27

TECHSICAL.-Lady But ] don't want 50
small ono that. | want one large - his
brUrhrr's Halter Ceproac fully, and more in sorrow
than ~ aDg-D Excuse me, but IL yOu DO yOuI over
at I'm. minl-you over at 1D.-lJndy
This idea Of tho biggest head knowing the
most Is all nonsense. The mG-t1dOB had tne biggest
head OF his time, and yet be dnt know enough To 20
ns5 tEc ark of tho T.In, ant be saved. The
quito, with scarcely any head at all was wlser.Nofst.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
SIDEWALK INSTRUCTIONS.

AN IMPORTANT QUESTION DECIDED.
!, ,rp,cr,1. DECISION AS TO THE PowERs OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN UNDER THE CHARTER of
1s73-rnE SIDEWALKS PoR TIE USE or Ihh
PUBLIC AT LARGE.
Since the passage of what is known as the Ohar-
ter of 1873 there has been conflict between 'he
Poard of Aldermen and the Mayor and Commis-
soner of Public Works in regard to the power Oh
the former to permit the Obstruction OF streets anu
sidewalks. The latter have acted under the advice
of the Corporation Counsel. who has claimed that
the charter deprived the Common Council OF the
shadow of power in that direction it formerly
possessed Permits have been refused IN many
cases by the Bureau of Permits, and the apphca-
tions have been granted by the Board of Aldermen
over the veto of the Mayor In the single case pre-
sented before him. Judge Van Worst in the Su-
preme Court. has decided against the Aldermen
and the decision is thought to be broad enough II
sustained. TO cause the removal of all the unslSh'y
objects which obstruct travel on the sidewalks IN
every part of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK- Tuesday, Aug. o. 1879.
The following sale was held at tho TX.
change SalesrOom to-day:
BU g. j. LBOn
I7iitlooo If ixnd IOa,l IeSrfRg from West
Farms 10 Hunts Point. and air NC lands u Fran
cs BJrrsttr, and plot Of land on road leading nom
Legsctrs creek 10 Hunts Point TDssl, !, and
adjoining aHOs u ]. B Brown, West Farms, Tx
3I7xz2xlay FraME Kitrhing COO
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
MR.. BRECHER IN YEW-HlIpSHIR&

FABYAN HOUSE, n. H., Aug. 25.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered his first sermon for tho
Summer AZ the Twin Mountain House YESTERDAY The
large parlor OF the House was filed with cation
from Iwm Mountain, Crawford and Fabyau Houses
md from Bsthlcnem md IeIaEsnn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
rAIF,yDNRS This DAY.

sUrRESB CoURr-Cn ssmEeS-V Bruns Court opens
atlO a III. Calendar called at IL IA M. Nos 81, 81
a. 40 ~. 80 g., l03, 49, 1885, fjj, 100, l6i. III.
sUrERIOR COUI-SPECLd IEDf-Sedg"lck, J.-COurt
opens A. l. M
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
ANOTHER COMET DISCOVERED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Tbe Academy of
Vienna announces the discovery by Hartwg 40 stras-
burg at in Angus; "a. of o comet, twelve hours
nineteen minutes right ascen-Ion SO - north decna-
uOn with "A daily motion toward southeast. FAINT.
:. r. BAIRD.
Secretary Smithsonian Institution.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
f,ouses ano Rooms fDaniso.

A GENTLEMAN, wife and grown daughter
~ desire 10 furnished house IN respectable oe~
cttv, where owner will remain with the privilege OF n o
seset boardeIH Address j. w. TEN EfCk Oak GroNoN"N
tage, Turner'S, N. "
Careful. reliable person wishes TO rent
~ aturni-led In desirable locality suitaoS " "
arni-eIlss boarding; would board owneE AaateSs N-
Olnce G0T uBlOns Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Anrtion Sales OF Real Cstdls.

At RYE, n. Y.-Residence of Mrs. r. I.
~ Hin at auction on THURSDAY. August 2S. at BOO "
house modern Improvements, on hgh gfodnui 9F
land carriage house. coaehmans cottage Fs
shade elegant locality opposite EpiscOpa hl
grounds; other Churches Schools. Storrs &c .n
ues' walk from depOti so minutes frtm 42dsL by Nes
sale premises 80 pei cent can remain Vn
mortgage required Tram leaves 4Zdst. az $50 p u 0A
day Of sale.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
PECnRDEn I.EAsEG

Coneer A and others 20 g \ CangeT, East Broad
way, LOT No go, u wears. At annual rent o.. ..-
SIRE, n b 60 George Jacobs, Nos Z47 and 243 Eass
.Sth-st year, for
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Rsa! estate 10 gftbange.

rBNO EXCHANGE.-A nine-r0Om cottage ana
Iot lust OUTSIDE a village Hudson churches, sShool
hours from downtown for small iowpfieed D''V
lyn house and lott address A. Is. C., Tribune Oinee
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Gitn propertp 90 fet.

>~>-~
A -" YOUR house" will be registered free
N. on my lists printed daily. v. X. STEVENSON, lF7
/ Pine, 35 East l7thst. CT 66l Fifthaye.
no LET.-m the "Yaneorlear apartment
4 building 7th.aye- 55th and 56th-sts. from August
suits 81 05O 10 81 5OOi Central Park IRE pro
and thoroughly constructed with all modern appliances mn
DO To DO appreciated Apply 10 JNO. DUNNELL+ %
UnOns
no LET or for SALE.-Three three story
private dwellings, all modern improvements n ior o1
family Apply tho premises Ave. A. BOuevar Detse0H
sOth and slStsts Rent s35 month; price 5000 ese
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
RECORDED MoGFGAGg+

Conger, G r toJ Ismsy, n East Broadway loo
No $40, Years.-..-..
Dowthcy, \ to G kfBgslsBd y = 63dst, OF 5thaVe.
=
Same {, George Kingsand 62d-sr, OF 5thaye,
lots years -------
Same 10 same and Others "a executors etc, oZd 81
cOf jfh-aye, Ots.
same TO MARY IL r0nlp psIns, 62,kst, OF 5thave,
years
same 10 walter ngsland IS 62d-sf, Of 1tlrave,
Henc kcu, : and husband to ths FTankiin savings
Bank cor lat ave and l3tll-st. years.--.----.-
Lchm-u : ana vie TO c Howell 9tn-aye, n Of
.
Leyordgs Joan % the y auOBal Park Bank, Nos 42J,
49, ana 424 WaieFst, and OtheF property. notes.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Broohlpn Real estate 5or Sale.


BARGAINS will he given the buvcr of r.
P story brIc6 PrOs9e Park Gtnayo small
amount a0Wn. EULA ID q WHITING. Bsekman-st
DLOCkS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS of
~ LOTS for sale lines Of rapid transit in Brooklyn
The teuOn ylOyng city people invited tis
ITOptIy price and going We have sold 2Jl OF
thcse lots the last two months.
rutland 81 WHITING Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
Goumtrn lJropertn for Sale anO 90 fet.

A Fine Country Residence, Westchester
"A County, acres, all complete cost 100000; will he
sold Regardless oner wanted 40 m nutes from York
Address =. o. Box 1886, city.
5TOR SALE at "a sacrifice, TO close n concern
Extensive mills, shops, cottages tonements with steam
power shS;tigg. suitable for manufacturing
business a2c0nt qtrics aad Land, az Hydeye.
near Ru Land Vt For particulars Apply 10 HENRY K.
BEEKNAN. trustee, IS Pue-st., Se"-NOrk
SALE Wildercliife,n at Rhinebeck. on
bank OF h5 Hadsop. late residence Of Mary Ruther
furd GarTcoH deceased contains 80 OF 1nd Photo
graphic yeys Of ana mountain scenery and house caa
DO In March. 1880 IeTlns Apply %
the Rev. :. Ii II EXT, RhL check; FkANCIS T. 6AHt
RETTsON, Exr. 20 BrOad-st y. Y, OF Il X. LUDLOW
CO.. Pinest., y. \.
ORANGE, n, J.--Houses and Country Seats
" To for SALE great variety: also. arma build
lEg lOts BLACkW I'LL BROS 243 Broadway, H0on s
Al POUGHKEEPSIE.-TO RENT, fine
N residence with groun only SO month furnished
p9rOr carpets; water sever; stylish uIsAi
mountain iOr weak lungs three blocks 10 the post OcS
trains two loUrs photographs sent Address ~ j.
ROBE % GaTionst POushkoepsie
s61S ACRE FARM.-Smithtown, l.. l.; good
l <SD land 100 under cultivation HBe iom
depot half mile from postoaiee churches and selcGs &
house eight two barns &C. frit good giicI nno
shade trees price $4,000. W. J. BARNES. III broaAHN.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
EXCURSIONS FOR SICK CHILDREN.

dent Hayes. committee will soon be appointed nv
the Legislature to the execution Of Doth statues
New-York tribune., 1879-08-27
RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF NOaTGA

GiIn Rsal Gstaie tor 1aIe.
EOR SALE.-200 feet of water front by $50
feet dcop house q - feet water at front suita
Ele 10 tho largest 10 minutes from 3itbst
Ferry good for warehouse mandatory or Residence. A.,
Tribune ONCE.
, 1879-05-18

A r as AND 81 EAST RANDOLPn-ST.. NEAR
SeuIe the great street centre, Wul. .Moofehoua
& Co. hsve made special arrnpgementA With saye1at
hold goods Of every kind on easy payments u smal
o11 mission bringing the manufacturers goods wtthin
the reach Of ni You can have your houses or hotels
furnished from $50 to $40. 90 With goods from ne @
snectaf credit system. Vim. Moorehouxo 6 Co. THANK
The public for theE liberal patronage IN tne past ana
Examine our goods. WM. A00REHOuSE d CO., Us
mil ~ East EaudQlph-2t.
, 1879-05-18

GREAT INpUCEMENT IS oFFE RED ~ TIE
Il ENTERPRISE FuKNIrukE G9 49, mJas NH. MaI.-
Their stock entirely new, Including At novelties any
the designs They guaIantes to Ell spgn n.o o1
flrnis6ed throughout PsomptneA. liberal treatment
and honest dealings f. their motto They SOLICIT pa
frnnace from all and shall attempt to make
customer Of every patron. PooLEY & atrcHhLLr
y. B-We nrr prepared to offer patrons fresh. new
stnck At prices astonshnEly low, aud to those that
wish time we can give them the nenen1 OF ons
, 1879-05-18
xzoRsrs AND CARRIAGES.

IA 3X
Ee SUNDAY. HlA1 Aos A'
~@=-==--=@=@-----..ur.cU. |
HORSES AND CAhn1As.t 80: :>-
sonS sd 55tse., TsS 2e4y aies
without tchns ca1 ~, eS 5iysI t1n; by
az! ;s s1 sdt 9ssss Hs ssa s
LApYs VERY FINE SEsApDLEs;;;A;AkE& s;; s;d ~ TEARS a;s
aaa pd es gs hagng na es
ase e%n nj @ep :; 1na aay ri iii
aso x. ne viii se buggy and harness tor
s7s ca u barn u .ee !Sa5 . -
1 SPAN OF 60 o;fEAan, laa e,oYer, vii give any tral; s
"a as, a
ysE Cd o5If sepn
FRi ~ pfjss S fas% s3;sat' sud n-lr
IS aSss SssEs: ESs
as
f6s sopfh PfesGS Gstons t. sn.s sn' 80
sx 5S;;a po rAsn sma ~ Sey
Az ssSs 1isE g s s.ssaas
i25 West Madl.on.s 2: \: A9s77S; =; - 75o,7 7z7
A GAs ngetda LIAR r. 81 f. Eo!ss9 Az
nt for all use: :. " w arrrnEn IN A1LKrSDs
a. sSP Dnrsft rss sa sS !,
SuEgtess y! !Sass. .tS tsp and open os'''''' go
SQUARE Dox tEATHEE:.TI99hro &. 9ho,n B1eeK oGy SSotp
n hoIse): must be sold; io1 'S'' 1'oe1 -
Or = s5%91sN5 Aa5@e9;sGs1;; COUPE FOR SALE VERY
A So 6
bargain G. hllbALL ,e.ss. cS9't yon " W.nT~1nsr q
~ F-7rnfh bNoAA@EA0.
family USE rease snG ala sIsbles Sol aud as Wess
liyery M ,et. boarding. anu '"" ''-0'"-'
GaEFi1aEg1 VERY EiSE 5l5 XAKIETf = I1SMT SII
5T i teSn e. L. u
ffiEs3r ff'Er' viz sis " 9abssh-av. .z-..--.--
aaeaths .ss Gns 81.
black horses LA nKnI IN so bctter also one black
Teeosd aso one b1aeE YEARS CD tnat can
nsh re. y snsse ;; h1En ae
a9s sof.s soa ~: ~ S.y re "a
splendid syle ne f9Ss hose ~ yeas o1 With eood
:pa e1es Ms rooa bone na eaF Wight snG
mnss of stcnt Gfades vhcn hare Just
;I;;s: W. z.7T-751 FINEST COUPE HORSE N
Gheaso d bay SSu11. {9l o snd
ta le hands g s Mesna .n an a. tssy drysr aiso.
perfectly kind 21rer a4 amsr src years Old Weight
;sa r6s @ q 6ysa nSts.: sy saysSSya soaa
a15a!e maIe - eooa phaston for ady q pyactan
Cali 1t stable IN rear OF 44s West Masn!ne'on.sI
1,oR sA1.E-ruE PROPERTY OF WIDOW La
{e =;
gentle stand any place ersnt sdabaT toD:buesy
ssaa 5Ss & sf t. T. fsfs
aennra,. Worry reasonable and will allow 7days tria
:ts! II ns lie asy ID car o "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04
The Lion N the Path.

2 The Lynchburg Neus, in an energetic
recital, shows how the Virginia lion has in
tercepted the Destructiyes, and holds their
path 80 that they are restrained from in.
flicting iniur or harm upon the Common
wealth in their inscriptions and vindic-
tive war. The Neaos describes the assem-
bling of the motley crew at Mozart Hall and
its action, with the the poor conclusion OF
sending forth MAHoNEs's speech as an ad-
dress to the people. The NeDs proceeds !:
Son the 7th day Of August, 1879, they
1.-THE DestructiveS walked up to find lion
in their path. The leaders OF the Conser-
vatiye party were aroused; Its State Cen
trial Committee met and declared war upon
the insurgents, and called upon the men
who won the victories of 1869, 1873, and
1876 to hurl these agtators over the bat
Elements. And the Press came to the
front, and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ranged
on. the side OF strict organization-party
rule and war 10 the knife on disorgan-
izers and independents. And then came
the call; for public speakers, and instantly
the voices Of the great men, the good men,
the wise men. the tried men; the trusted
men, the best men, are heard all over the
State. and, drawing the line between these
hosts, these parties-these voters for the
next election-We. may as We said in 1878,
say look on this line aud on that, and let
Virginia say who are her trusted sons.
i "These agitators have soWed the wind,
and they must reap the Whirlwind; they
have taken the sword and must perish by
the sWord,n a.....l-... g. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

THERE IS LIFE IN THE OLD LAND fET-PEACE
- AND TRIUMPH
The following concise and definite letter
tells the whole story:
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE,
81" September l, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: This being the day for
the meeting OF the Joint convention, at an
early hour the delegates began to make
their appearance, and by ~ O'Clock every
township in this senatorial district was
fully and ably represented. The Conven-
ton was organized by the selection OF Will
liam Fl. Holman, Esq. OF 'Fluvanna, as
chairman, and Dr. C. F. Mosely, Of Buck
in CHAM, as secretary. It has been ascer-
tained that the delegations from Appomat-
tox andDuckingham were divided between
Bocock and Elliott, with small preponder-
ance, in each county in favor OF Bocock.
:Fluvanna presented solid front in favor OF
her choice. 80 '.''
Nominations being in order, C. S. Thomas,
OF Fluvanna, in well.ti timed and iudiciohs
speech, presented the name OF William B.
Petit, and claimed the fulflment OF pro-
mise made four years ago that his county
should name the senator. j. T. Rogers,
Esq, OF Buckingham, gracefully presented
the name of Hon. Thomas S. Bocock. a
consultation of his friends ensued, which
resulted in the withdrawal OF Mr.. Bocock's
name in difference to the claims OF Flu
wanna William B. Petit, Esq, was de-
clared the nominee, a resolution having pre-
viously been: offered by j. I. 'MeKenna,
Esq, pledging every member to support the
nominee. which was unanimously adopted.
The Senatorial Convention adjourned,
and the County. Convention was called to
order by George W. Patterson, county SUI
.perintendent, and organized by electing j.
j. Rogers chairman. - .-1
! r. c. Nicholas, ESQ.,, presented the name
of our present representative, james 3.
Ficklen, Esq. DR.. Thomas L. Bondurant
was placed in nomination, but his name
having been; withdrawn, on motion, Mr..
Ficklen.w was declared the nominee by accla-
nation. The Convention then adjourned,
after having endorsed the selection made
by Cumberland county Of B. w. L. Blan-
ton, Esq, as there hoater" for the two
counties. Yours, &C., OBSERVER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

mani thai bas yet BEEN y, OUT
avn people 81 oisree Sby e psiblIe crsdi.
sors Not nm, app ed inieliiEens.
,,eon,e 81 Wipchester bnt: The black ness 10y,
despair. TauSrLRRoY WAS raised by COCO.
people In. q good time, when the mos.
Ishinlps vfrfuesrtiorn fsesv frgfnfa cnaIars
ter Whau every mani ssmotso was, Z s Enc
state, f,rst, and last. and always" Every
nan. III was then said, owed hts properly
and his life 70 The State, and would yield
either whenever demanded. How does that
,lay and i,s morality compare with the
fraudulent morality Of Resdiusterisrn ana
with MALONE! How does GEoRaE WASH Az !:
Iraros compare With WIL lila. MALONE
God forgive us for the interrogation. Let '
Mr.. FAUSrLERoy faunileroy the inquiry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04
FiSh-L.addarS.

The Spirit Of Jefferson, OF Charlestown.
Jefferson county, notices the visit to that
place Of MARSHALL MCDONALD, Fish Com
missioner Of Virginia. It says:
, HColonel Marshall Mcdonald, Fish Com
missioner Of Virginia, has been on visit to
Judge T. c. Green, OF this place. Colonel
Mcdonald has with him model OF the fish
ladder OF his invention, which is considered
one OF the best contrivances yet originated
for enabling fish to ascend the falls OF rivers
and other streams. Its introduction into the
falls OF the Potomac and the waters OF our
State would be q GREAT blessing"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04
J James River--4B King har1a.

In allnding to the Conservatives IN tn g
James. River Valley, Buckingham, &c., we
Yesterday stated that Bocock would De elec O..
ed. The news OF Tuesday night chan nan. geo
the situation somewhat 1t appeared at to-
Convention to nominate . senator that the
senator at this coming session was Que 70
Fluyanpa, who had been excluded from nef
riRht-supposing there isisuch g right, fo e !
fonr wears. Pie other counties eognI Iise
tkee right, or gave Way to it. and W. B. REE.
TIT. OF Palmyra, Fluyanna. was nominated
with great satisfaction ana' uuanim1fy IN tue
Convention. Mr.! PETTTr rs tfudeT stood \ 70
BE- d very worthy conservative, anxious for
| the peace and, prosperity Of bis State, =
,rrertous TO-. his nomination the ConVen'
saofss nnanimously spledgedoitself to'suppeft
the nominee. IN ~.
Immediately after the nomination Of the
senator the county OF Buckingham pro-
ceeded TO nominate delegate to the Legis'
lature, and without difficulty the choice
fell upon J. B. FrcKLEN, the gallant and
true representative Of the county in the last
Legislature. He is faithful and al~aysltrue
to his post OF duty, and it Is fitting that be
should receive this renewed proof OF the
confidence OF his constituents. - i, !.
This Is that excellent finality That is de-
scribed in the Shakespearian proyerb that
"alps we'll that ends well."I The Conser-
yatives OF the Southside will prevail, and SO
will they on the Northside. CoGHILL and
&C. r. SMITH will triumph, and we do not
fear detection. The Conservatives Of Gooeh'
land and Fluvannadnnd Nelson will hold
firmly their dyandwe shall not be I'M
hopeful Of the coored voters. Far from it.
They are indeed tillers Of the soil. That
is an occupation that naturally exalts man
above those who incline to feuds, d;scord,
and prodigality. They, therefore, are natu.
rally averse to that destructive policy Of
the Readiusters which must inevitably
bring upon the country depravity, discon-
tent, confusion, and disaster. No, farmer,
white or black, desires fate like that. They
are not rogues nor gamblers, and cannot
make, up for their losses from bad govern
ment by stealing or gambling. Never!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

a LETTER FROM SPRAGUE.-The day after
Mrs. Sprague's depaSture from home her
husband wrote the following letter to her
counsel: m. -
!, NarrQaansett Pier, Sunday. August 80.
course have natu-
raj desire to know OF the present well-being
md situation OF my three children, who,
without my knowledge or consent, were
taken from my Jurisdiction and control yes
terday afternoon. .ga
/ Ny purpose is to contribute to their com.
fort as far as possible.
!, The object Of this note is to say that their
W caring apparel aud personal effects are
ready to be forwarded to them in any way
that you, as counsel for Mrs. sprague, will
indicate.
The brotbersoffthe three little girls, Will
linn Sprague, Jr., is the bearer Of this note.
i am, &C., WILLIAM SPRAGUE. :!
Messrs. y. H.sHazard, Il. Thompson, Chas.
{ 1 II. fQrEhurSt. + &c.,. ,a SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-04

Winchester--W What Do They Propose I?
From private letters We learn that the
speeches at Winchester were Of the very
pest character. Full. OF loyalty to the old
Commonwealth full OF determination that
her peace and her honor shall be protected,
come what may. Meaning no inyidious
distinction, we shall be pardoned for
referring especially to the name OF Major
JOHN w. DANIEL, where those Of ALLEN,
SrRINGFELLow, and WALKER as well as his
appear. Major DANIEL was a candidate for
Governor when Governor HOLIDAY, whose
home is Winchester, was elected. More,
over, he had host OF friends there who
were eager to show generous sentiment
OF admiration for man who conducted
magnanimons rivalry to their prefer
red candidate: = rivalry entirely freed
from tricks and indirection. He was
received with warmth and H.. glow
ing W slcome. BE made "a speech at once
patriotic and gallant His youthful and
classic face won applause and fixed the
kiDdest feeling Tor him. With bis lame
and halt limb, and his kinghtly bearing, he
appeared the model Of heroic deyotee to
public welfare and TO public liberty. He
was the representative OF the.Yery antipode
Of the schemer and trickster 10 politics. who
never fails to exploit bis own selfish and
sordid devices irrespective OF public wei
fare and social comfort. ,i.sst
The speeches were not only able, but the
speakers were magnanimo Us, Major DANIEL
invited Mr.. FAUNTLEReY, who, tstrangesto
say, stands forthfor the unfortunate and OBJ
iecaionabie party-which at a time like this,
has 40 proposition nor plan for hepuhlic
gooa-to come forward and submit state.
ment Of what he snd those with whom he
co5perated proposed to scissf FOR the good
OF his fel'ow-citizens, ) He offered to give
him the time he wanted to make state
rent OF what that plan WAS, but Mr.,
FAUsTLERoY ayailed himself not Of the of
fer.
This same offer was repeated at night by
WV WALKER. He adIured some one rep
resenting the so-csIled Resdiusters to come
forward and occupy the stand, to give totne
anxious public In account 81 what tnose
who's objected 10 the nj GuILoCH niiis had 10
odssin lieu d Il. He would NOT sbe illLbe-
raj; he would give plenty of Time Tor that!
BE paused fos J, reply anid sior tas, appear
ance nt solss one who fs,p1 undertake 10
snpplg thad afk Vacuum left By Inc RsGd-
juases5 IA Tie future u detective plan:
which Bould rob- sas ste at d se.tlensnt
that promises mil edott Tor the e4Srls saa
lin rstnra give them abyutEtaiy not thing.
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thing n Isesnia but iiscord and disaster
y lien o. The taifssE md mosi liberal settle.