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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-24

IN CIIANCEKS.
"The Court doth adjudge. order, and decree that
It be referred TO one of the commissioners Of this
court to take account Of the real estate OF the de-
Ccndant John Robinson, and the annual and fee
simple value thereof. and of the outstanding liens
md eacumbranceS thereon. and their disnties and
" iorsies and whei her the annual rents and profits
viii pay off the said liens in five years, which ac-
coul.t said commits Is directed To take and re-
mort 10 Court, with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself. required by any Of
the parties to be from decree.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
COURT ORDERS.

TN CUMBERLAND CIRCUIT COURT,
l. TIN NOVEMBER. 1875:
" ills j. Dance and p. 5. Wood, commissioners,
who sue for themselves and other judgmcnt-cre-
dtors or John Robinson. Plainlifs
against
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IN CHANCER 81.


at aSsearng TO the court that t'ne defendants
William Nelson, Rice Billow and Amanda his wife
end - Smith and Susan his Wife. have not been
hea for many: years and the plaintiffs claims
ing the bill that they dead, Ihou heirs othel
than the plaintiffs, me Court doth order that Com
missancr John o.. reynolds imp lire and report .
corrt whether SAID defendants living not. and
if.they or any OF them dead who are their Dis
1piSntees: and that said absent defendants 5heir
.,er be required appear bet ore said commissioners
at time and p;ace liked hy hina, with proof OF their
identify"
COMMISSIONERS OFTICE,) .
.. CUMBERLAND COUNTY, VA.
February 20, 1879.
To JTilIiAya Nelson, Ri2s Br!tIOlr and amanda
his DiEt, and - Ssaith and Susan his wife,
or their heirS:
Take notice that haYe fixed upon TUESDAY,
18TH MARCH, 1879 40 Cumberland Courthouse.
Va. rs The time and rae TO make the inquiries ana
take the proofs. AS rfSufrer! in above decree.
GiSen under my hsii&,
JOHN .. REYNOLDS, .
"a 24-h4w CT mmissioner of said Court.
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WOOD AND COAL,

NDING TODAY, THE CELE.
l mr. ,TED WYOMING ANTHRACITE COAL,
in house sizes. For sale at lowest market raiss
IA r. .....r = .-. =. =. LATHROP.
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DILL A d f. J. 2 II a, RICH xesEs1
a MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .sss. shssst
SHIP LINL-E0R PHll,ADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE FAST VIA FALL RIVER.
THREE TliES A WEEK.-Until further no.
tae tbs steamers OF this line will make tr!-weekly
Trims i r lenyng ph@dsp lnI - every pESDAY,
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, Goa.
meeting 1T Philadelphia with Ciyde's New England
line for Fall River. $3.50. F..
QUICK, TIME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES. ... .....
Freight received daily until ) c'clock,P.M.
JAMES w. MCChERiCk,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE ( CO.,
General Managers,
no 23 No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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$3.50, S4''0'
COAL FOR 1.-THE TIMES"
The Brlghthope Railway Company deliver their
SUPERIOR NUT. HAIL, and LUMP COAL at above
prices per to, guaranteeing It 10 be better this sea-
son than ever before. u 81
T.. THAW, Commercial Agent,
de 2.3m Seventh and Byrd streets.
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The sundry civil appropriations bin was
reported and ordered to be printed. The
House then, took recess till Monday.
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The Cox-AIston Muraer-Tr,a,

,oaTLANTA. April 30.-In tie Cox c,se tn
,rc,' Ito remainder OF the jury was obtained
, ,,vn ,oott1ty panels. 1t is considered IA
pa ,Iy,e " ~. prosecution. State Treasurer
iao.nl " -. "as r. upon the stand and sinh.
!es.eu 10 i,s'u elimination direct. which,
consumed the remaiT,.r -; tba H.. H,gh
gave full and detailed aoao,, gay. ne
tragedy. Witness testified s,ot H. Vi Tue
Colonel Aston used had beloH-,td' ~, =, p': :
self and Clerk Murphy. Murphy ~ ~ tI ,,l,,l-
ard were interested in convict leases. iio"'
The defendants counsel were severe :.
their cross-eEamination, developing ala,
that part Of the line OF defence would be
to establish conspiracy to kill Cox. They
would prove that Murphy furnished Aston
with the pistol. and that Murphy and How
ard, during the fight, were concealed in the
dark room OF the Treasury Office, coming
out Immediately after, and Murphy securing
the pistol used by Aston, and that Howard
asked at once that nothing be said about
their being in the room. The theory
OF the defence is that Cox was bunting
Murphy on lease business, and not Aston
that Aston drew and fired withoat demon
stration from Cox TO warrant attack; and
that Cox was fortunate in saving his own
life by taking Alston's in self-deience.
The prisoner exhibits deep anxiety. I'm
portant and unexpected testimony is looked
for tomorrow. The Court refuses to allow
the publication OF the official testimony.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

W EDSESpAT. April 80. 1879.
Government St:aritisS.-tmtcd states 4 $.
logs bld United states A., lol. bid. lo2 ASKED.
oInte .jlcurItir$.-Elr:InIa conso,>. 90: vi 56t
asked: EirSiua con<ois .,cw. :. bid. Il y: asked;
Eir-lnia iunG:bc. 81 bid: virginia. deferred. "a
bid, III asked: Virginia interest ccri;c;tcs. 1Gie
bid. IL. asked: Virginia iaN-rccciyabc coupons,
81 hId Sl' asked; North Carolina bones. ~. I'd,
Cifv Sscnritiea.-Ri Richmond city S.. }. and j.,
49,: lid: Richmenl city g.. }. aud j., 1884 bid:
Pete sbuig city s. Especial ax, J: AID J., 100 bid;
burg city 6's, j. aud j.. lOl hid: Norfolk CITY
wafer SIS. VI. and n. ICE bid; Norfolk city g.. j.
and j., j 90 bid
first morli axe Is. j. ana D.. 9S bid: Virginia Cen
trail Railroad third mortgage is. j. and j., rs bid
Virginia Centra! Raroad fourth mortgage So.
and j.. IUJ bid. OF as ed: Virginia Central Rail!
road non-nor;gage SIS. j. and D.. lOj bid Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad SECOND mortgage 6'S; j. and
mortgage SIS j. and j., lO3,+ bid: yirgin:. and
Tennessee Railroad funded S.. H. and j., 90 bid ;
SontnsIlc Railroad first mortgage preferred S., j.
gaze preferred Is. j and j.. 70 bid; SouLsi,lc
Railroad third mortsarc pr@icrrcd c., j. and j.,
10 bid: Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage rs. j. and D., zoos bid: Norfolk ami Peters
bur. Railroad first mortgage Ss. j. ana j., lO4 bid:
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage
SIS. j. and j.: 95!s hid: Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage SIS. j. a! j.. los bid: Petersburg Rail
road second mortgage S.. j.. ami D.. 80 Il: ked;
s.. a. and D., 1913 bid; Ric!lInoGd and Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage T.. NJ. and y, 100 bid
Richmond Frc1srckshnrg and Potomac Railroad
rrics>bJrg aud Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. j.
and j.. lU2;, blc: Richmond. Fredericksburg: and
Grange and !AcXandria Hairoad lir,t mortgage G's.
ii. aud ". SO bid: Orange and Alexandria second
mortgage 81. and j.; So lid; Orange. A.xan-
aud j.. 80 asked: EicIn"n! and Dtnvill, Railroad
consolidated g.: 81 and ~: Ok bid, 93 ASKED;
I and r.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ST TELEGRAPH 20 THE DISPATCH.


AFFAIRS; WHAT WILL DE
DONE ABOUT TUE PRESIDENTS VETO: A
WEAKENING APPARENT MEETING OF
TIE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE
RICHMOND AND ALLEGaANY RAILROAD
TR G EDY At TOLEDO-A TRUCK
DRIVER PUNISHED IN NEW YORK FOR
RUNNING INTO MIR. BELMON1'S CAR
RIAGE-THE GRAND ARMY OF THE RE-
runLtC TO PARADE IN NEW YORK on
FUNERAL OcCAS1OSS-THE cox TRIAL Il.
ATLASTA-THE MASSACHUSETTS LIQUOR
BILL A LANA DETERMINE BANK
CASHIER IN DAYTON - HAVANA ELEC-
TloNS-DEATH OF non. c. l.. COBB-PRO-
CEEDlNGS IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
\ GREAT FIRE IN ORENBURG. RUSSIA
STANLEY AT ZANZIBAR.
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Ey Telegraph

'.Tt gftt'H-
%Kw YORK. April 30--Co:tcn quiet: -.c-, $50
ba!c>: ,rpIan>. lI4.c. Orc rs. l7:c. Flour gene
rally without d,cidrd change: southern firm and
Fairly active. Wheat :lElc better; ,merad".I Win
&c. oa,S s1SJc. Lc;i$=: 10. 3 52;@59ac. Eoi:es
Grin. sIoasSe, unchau@sc; :lee IN fair demand
ana steady. RosIa dali ~ sl37:n$l AZ. !nrpen.
Gne hey! q " rr "iS' ' Wi T;.k , ;9l S,
steady Wn.s"cy nominal II sl.o1t.. 5rcigAIs Gh'..
BALTIMORE.
RLr!NOEE, April 30-Fiour q,ea:t and steady:
Hc-""r,'.>tre naH western :nperiEe, :3a:s3JsG;
l sisnIs. 5la ralassc tamy $50
G"nsr, VIZ. nHns f Mc'i6n i'? s So 2 fSa
.ylyania red, :l.l4@$ l.l4l; No. = western winter
red. spot ana Apr'l;. 81 la@si1iS; May AN, ana
white, iGc. yellow. 42:c. O%.s steady. southern.
3IH37c: western white aut. Pennsylvania. $40
S chan .f rro1 i steady rors lo25S So
Bulk meats tIoo>e-should-rs, Sac: ce4r rib sides.
&c: packed /, and SIC. iiac.r-Shoni,lers, 4ac
In tirccS 7,. Butter quiet; prime ~ choice west
lcksd 15@d7e rolls p 1l@isc: E iH a rac
Wits key dull IL l.0f.. sugar stes.iy. e
CINCINNATI.
ctScrSSArI. aprit 3O-Flour steady and un.
! changed Whca, III fair demand and hrm; ID
| aud white, Sl.Q2ISl 06h. Corn inactive and
! lower; No. NAKED. 81 stG5 nc. 0"ts aun ~ 20
| G3oc Pork ui!.ct al ! 10. Lard quiet; currcn
Sstr 81 % bid. Bulk. meats quiet but irm shout
drrs. s3.25; clear rib, 81 so: clear siccs, $40
| bacon steady aud firm; shoulders &C.; clear Fib
&c clear sides 53,c. Whlskcy steady and iirm a
Sol Butter dull aud unchanged. sugar anie
| and unchanged. logs active but .haGe io~eG
| common, 81 5otGS320: light, 70 23a S3;2o
| packing, $3.4 oGES3.60; butchers - ooWT3''o'
LOUISVILLE.
| LorIsyILLR, April 30.-FIour quiet and un
| changed. Wheat steady. Corn and oats frni. pori
| dull. Lard easier: choice leaf, fierce, 7@7!sc.
! choice leaf. key. She. Buk-mcats quiet: shoulders
$3.50: clear ribs, "a G5 Gear sides, - 90. liacoi
steaty; shoulders. 81 clear rib. 80 10; cirar sdes
| 1885. Ilams-Susar cured, 6s@9.c. Whisae.
| steady IL s1.Gl.
ST. LOUIS, April 3o.-Flour fairly active and
shade higher: double extra iaii, s4i5@s44 go Ire
he extra fall. e4f0@Si.S0: family, $4.9Q@s3
| Wheat stronger but ve.y slow: No. req Iai
sl.o4 cash and May, sl.03hGsl;;anA June; s oirs
97Sc. July; No. Z rcd fall SILVIA F''s Spsins
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Nashville Races.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 30.-The at
tendance ut the second days racing was
very large. The first race-ladics' stakes
for wo-ycar-old flIieS, haIi-miIe dash, eight
StarterS-was won ny Carriers Bye-and-
Bye, full sister to Branbe. after a close
and exciting contest. Time. 5lt seconds.
The second race-NashriIc cup. hand-
cap, for all ages, two and hall miles, only
three starters-was won by Charlie How
ard, dlSiancing Belle of Nelson, second.
King William boIted at the haI-milc post in
the last mile and ran into Il fence. injuring
himself severely. Time. 4:l:z.
In the third MISREPRESENTATION purse OF
$500, eight startcts-.he first he at was won
handily by Bill Dillon; Silver Maid second ;
SallIc Polk third. Time, 1:t73. In the
second heat. when the bell was run"
for the horses 20 come TO the string
Salliie Polk only responded to the
call, the others la@ging back near
the distancc-polc. The drum was tapped
with Salle Polk as the only starter. the
others not realizing the position until she
was hundred yards away. The result was
Il foregone conclusion. Saiic Polk distancne
all the rest and winning the race. Time,
1:47!.
There was much dissatisfaction at the
course pursued by the judges. The race
was awarded TO SaIie Polk. The decision
in regard to bets and pools was held over,
and will be given tonight.
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LATEST FSREEGE NEWS.
Enrf:tr(i,
En.iaiiu.
LOSS OF 4 STEAMS!iIP-TWENIY PERSONS PER
ISfED.

England.
loss OF 4 STEAMS!IP-TWENIY PERSONS PER-
IsHED.
L0yDoN. April 3).-A dispatch bulletincd
ut I.lnvd'>, dated toruna. Spain, says:
THE British steamer Vale, from Elra Tor
Newport. with 4 cargo OF ore, has been lost
on Linuc!a Rocks. Three persons only
were saved out OF Il crew OF twenty-lliree."
ARACE FOR TWO THOUSAND GCINEAS.
LONDON, April 30.-Thc race for 1000
euincas stakes came OF to-day at New
market, first spring meeting, which opencd
Yesterday, and was won by Lort rai-
mouths chestnut col. Charibert; W. Goot-
er's bay colt Cadogan, second; Count +.
De Legrange's chestnut colt Rahon D..
Jr., third. There were fifteen starters.
THE BETTING on THE CHESTER TRADES CUP
RACES.
LONDON, April 30.-In the betting on the
races for the Chester Trades Cup, which
will take place at the Chester meeting May
eth, Parole is quoted at five 10 four against
him. Some quote even betting against the
field.
France.
1 pCDLIsuEI FINED AND IMPRISONED.
pAIIs, April Gothic publisher OF Rero'
hafion Francaise has been condemned to
three months imprisonment and to pay :
fine OF 1000 francs for publishing letter
iustifying the Commune.
Cuba.
HAVANA, April 26.-The elections passed
off very quietly, and but little enthusiasm
was manifested. Oh 14,43l electors entitled
to vote in the province Of Havana onl,
1922 cast their votes. The result in favo
| OF the Liberal Conservatives caused no sur
prise -
The st. Thomas Lloyds Of April 10th say
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s.se. ,sr, at ..r u nrxpd
3 rs. cnSh. 327iaSae. Stay. 33Sr. Jauc, 3SIas
"a 81; ! ,s, 3o4n3I5xc August. Oats higher !;
steady at sIo4. PORK quie, ut 1915. lard dull
ihn loIhina,. bulk-mesis dun: car-loss of loose
ros' so'o1s@s5.l cash. Fl .97H siay, a5 10 June
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Aprli 30-Fisur sieaf, and uncbnnoe,y
Wheat In fair demand ana prices higher. NJ -
Lni:iso spriIg. 9utslS9Oic. cash and Nav ooLA
s2&c. JnEs: no. 3 Chicago spring, TIE Cor,
tariy active AMI shade higher; 33l.c cash, 33xc.
M,y. 3fsI33c., June. 36c: Jny: Oats IairIy ac-
253.. june. Pork fairly active and shade higher
cash and May. s9.524lt9 SIS June
ss.62. bid July. Larti moderately active and high
or: &c cash and Nav. s6.r5tG 90 ON June. $1,000
% i2I Jny. Bulb. steady and unchanged.
VIII Key steady and unchanged.
~ w0Se-Wh"at quiet and weak: 91hc asked
HiT. JIG bit June Corn duil sud prices shade.
! ! 3a'c asked MAY. 34sc. June. Oats easier
9n UT no. Ino'aoy lover Pork steady and unchanged
Lara ca" Ter ana &c, declined.
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The 40" Discovery for zfcDiEosphoriz-

LHSs
10" discovery announced Il few days ago
tH"jand Of new process whereby IRON
= ." ciu br dcrhosp horizcd il considered
.a",i Ii not altogether as important rs The
-'.oNcE e III" Hc.sclncr process. III the
'}9U Of tac Pittsburgh Manufacturer the
. owing consequences are among the pro-
..l'ic. likely 10 follow the discovery
l. steel may nor he made cheaper in the
.yrn.nd district, in England. than any
'.rgr else IN the. Wor!d-po>>ihly cheap
Ugh II i!md some market in this county
IN VITA oar present tariff.
:. steel II:y. by the use Of the cheaper
So. which have hitherto been rejected on
count al their rbosphorous, BIZ made rs
e4e'Na, puld!cd iron. This means has
'"iiHs q thc plddling-furnact TO its final
'i'H".oa.
~ III III" United States /. may no longer
.' necessary ior the steel manufacturers TO
.'r,"d on Lake superior and foreign ores.
laav give tie abundant ores Of the Ap-
-4cstian ran &c, ;rou Pennsylvania to Ala
aa-which have hitherto been as Office
'Ir III qualify Il, enormous in guam
- value hoy have hitherto never pos
sod.
r. re new mines bow opening on the
.'.E rac:, in this state, the ore from which
80 ht delivered 1T Huntington for 81 per
&c. and at Wheeling for - cents addi-
..ilaI. will control The price OF the Lake
'~""r!c: and Missouri, ores, and give Wheel
: ana PITTSBURGH IS many advantages rs
I4'ActHrin% centres rs any other points
l." me country.- !Ihtcting laieHjgenc.r.
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A Bank-Robbcry Prevented by Il Bold
Cashier.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, April 3o.-A bold but
unsuccessful attempt was made to-day to
rob the Workingmen's Savings Bank, on
Ohio street, Allegheny. The book-kcepcr
OF the bank had gone to dinner, leaving the
cashier. George L. Walter, alone. Two men
entered the bank, and one of them, adranc-
ing to the rear counter, asked for silver for
dollar bill. When the cashier advanced
with the change in his hand he was con-
frontcd with cooked revolver. and told to
make no noise or he would he shot. Drop
ping the silver, Walter seized the revolver
and succeeded in wrcnchinS it from his as
sailant, who then clam5cred up and got in
side, and was reaching for money on the
counter when Walter opened fire, firing two
shots at him and two at the other robber,
who in the mean time had climbed over the
counter and was advancing to the rear OF
the room. The strangers, dismayed by their
warlke reception, fled, and have not yet
been arrested. The bank sustained no loss.
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Litt,e or no attention was pnid to The read.
'nG ey members on either side OF the House.
va Inc conclusion OF the reading Of the
i'1 os Mr: Sparks offered the following :
Ordered, That the. message OF the pI.esi.
dent just read be entered IT lencth IN ,.le
!surllai. ms required by the Constitution If
,ne United States, and that the House vii,
so-inorro" proceed to consider said mos.
sage: and thereafter to reconsider the hill
naking appropriation for the supnort ~
Tue ,aeo army Tor the fiscal year ending June 30
ADOPTED " p'ln'eu.
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f,R GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
HCTZLER BROTHERS,
525 BROAD STREET,

Ills ut" anu cn'crprising firm Is constantly re-
cctving new additions To their already very large
stock Of FANCY GOODS. TRIMMINGS, JEW
ELRf. &c. Opened aud ready for ins pec,ion this
week, Il line Of
SATtNS AL shade nj 73c. worth 81. at 97c. worti,
Si.Z2. at Tl.23 worth 81 80. at Sl.i7 worth s2s
RI1BON>-Two Tones, PIa.u and Fancics q. C.
u. q. ana SATIN ut 9r. worth Roc. at l2c.
worth 2Oc.. AZ zoe. worth 35c., and upward to
the finest qualities
LACES-Torchon> and BrctonneS, Black and
Whi'c-a very full line at very low prices ut
DC. worth l0c.. ut 7c. worth l5c., ut zoe worth
Soc, at &c. worth i5c.. AT i7c. worth G5c.;
Also,a new li#c of BUTTONS.
: ONE PRICE ONLY. ONE PRICE ONLY
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iHE EXci1!>~ ADVENTURE OF NEW
t""" FARMER. The Rochester (Ncw York J
LlTfSS >ar>:
ION oGr Webster correspondent we
a'n lhc particulars Of an adventure which
49, 49, hiram Robh. n farmer, bad on sum
No! afternoon last while walking in
Piece OF woods about half q mile
%ant from his residence. He lives
T! hall q mile north OF The village
~. 'eDs!er, and the woods arc about half q
~@s iafther north and about two or three
n.y.. IRON the shore Of Lake Ontario.
tr> %'t walking he was suddenly and UNI
=, .t,ctcciy attacked by an eagle. 1t came
4, Gun Gun 80 sarasely and appeared so large
Ip1 a's' That Mr.. Robb attempted to run
,e1.s. oQl 1t pursued him and COM
10y MIN 10 Ggh; for his very life. The
seSSVahter was fierce for few minutes,
g,ar. hobb was thrown down. Finally
70. Sobb threw himself bodily upon the
~ ana held it down. 1t struggled away
sEs,; hiin, however, and Mr.. Robb, dis
hg.'as that its wing had been injured.
IL. up BIS mind to take the bird alive,
j, SsIay hDaliy resulted in victory for
t.yt 4ooo, who secured the discounted
swIs INA took it to his home alive. There
s,;%p -oihd TO measure seven feet from tip
sedEs., IL was supposed that the eagle was
ssjmsaa savage by hunger. 1t is fine
h.. .4, :. OF the American eagle, and sup
Tie DC one OF family domicIled near
'~ses Of the lake. :,
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MARINE sNTELLsGEyfE

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 80, 1879.
ARRIVED.
steamer Maggie. Clifford. Williamsburg and
agent. '
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford Norfolk. United States
agent.
Schooner Annie Shepherd, Rock, New Haven
iumScr, Curtis L Parker.
Schooner W. II. Rowe. Whitmore. New York
sta e., Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia April goth, schooner NJ G.
Carroll, Carroll.
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK. Asril 30.-Arrivcd: Cauada Sars-
toea. western Texas. Alg!cr$. Champion, Bcncfac-
LOT t Arrived out: Carbonc, Carrie Deap, Prince
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WV GOODS! NEW BUSINESS !

rtir INIT" the lada, IL The public IN general TO
ni fN n%aininc OHr car"fuly-srlcc new stock
We MAJ GOODS, NOTIONS, and TRIMMINGS
Ladies ain part
larc a;Mi>E" Gloves. il oil the latcs: styles Of
Gloves "abb,r tops. l.isle Gloves. and In Kid
ana eSrc'iE ,Iutlii In =. 3. 1, aud q buttons,
Princess Of "-ull attention Ia CUR celebrated
tai line Of Mi>~H>An'. Harris Seamless: also 4
IN while, opera ii tl'uttUu Kid and SILK Gloves
Ladies and Ni>Sr>' fa;aud street colvrs;
the inv chila'> ~ Inc IN endless variety, from,
Hosiery In all lua'lirs--WlI- lie Palm-Lcir:
HaihrpCans. AMI i.islr.Thr'uid Fancy Stri'-~--
Buttons aui TrlmmngS. silks:
MorSt~l Frn%,.s In ~ >ha,'rS 2NihS, SUN "h"
SIX Ties. Bows. amd AlSa;ia !;uwS t6S,'trrnS,
f.ury gooj.: '''' '''''' w styles OF
Oar Ladies and infant. Dress nepart1n :,
with pretty articles. IL III"
Cali early AMI Civ" Us cal. 1T
aplS LEVI tiENrt RS. 627 Rroal st
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cI.rI tine. F4Jna5n.
otsH0so jprdDpcrS.-Comulon 10 medium, s25a
90: GOOD 10 very good, s4UM$50; fine 10 fancy.
Occasional small lots have since The season open-
." com Uandcd above the outside quotations Indi-
c"ion' are that strictly fancy white wrappers win
DC IN light supply.
40 sper!ai change In quotations.. There Is some
.iulrs Tor sound medium and low grade old filters
rom manufacturers. and anything desirable will
command fair prices.
ihcrc Is every prospect now of good season. aud
we icok for Increased receipts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
Tragedy i'm Toledo. Ohio.

TOLEDO, April 30.-A man known as
Monsieur Fiorcntine, stopping at the
Hooper House, this morning shot his wife,
known As Miss Lille Ellis, now playing ut
the Adelphi Variety Theatre, through the
neck, and then Instantly killed hlEsef. Miss
Ellis is considered to be in q prccarious
condition, but the physicians have strong
hopes OF saving her life. Jealousy is tic
supposed call>c OF the tragedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
Ihc Eeccn; Accident 10 August Bel

New YORK, April S0.-Hugil /. Slavin,
the driver OF The truck which camc into COL
lision with August Bcmont'S carriage about
Il week ago, throwing the latter oHt and Sc
yerely in turing him, WAS tried in the Spc-
cial Sessions Court to-day and found guilty
OF negligence and carecS>ncsS. He was
sent 10 the city prison for ten days and
fined 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-01
~ L K | y e. & 90 ID 5.

COURTNEY & POWELL.
have HOW in s'orr Il complete assortment OF
SPRING GOODS,
Ia which they inYtc The attention OF the public.
rAS>IMEHE~ for men AMI boys from 2Jc. IN so;
BLACK TASIIMEEE$ rom 3oc To Sl.2j per
yard:
ELACk TAN!sE r., III 1cr. 20 II per yard:
BLACK HENRIETTA from Il Ia $3.50 per yard
BLACK MOUSLIN:
1T ETINi,~. III >hI,:r> and qualities:
LINENS ~ all !iu,s:
\ bargain In HLEACllED TAHLE-DAMASK at
SOC;
Largest stock Of HOSIERY In the city;
UNDERWEAR: tor E.'!!rs. racn, aud children;
pAHASDI.S, KID GLOVES;
SILK ami LACE TIES:
I;caltii:ui SHETLAND Si!AWLS;
fuil stock Of DDME>TItS,
:nd H.;iIy other Il. >!rabl. goods.
W" guaran!e" prices T. h" a low any Ia this
market. 429 BROAD STREET,
.,n 1,j-3ln between Fourth aud Filth