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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-23
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x - a. gis4l Sutke HsASsss
A Arc Slp .a'i 1Gys1y Tslssa ns
- q, softly ou,y on BANKS OF peS e.
Her ROSY face the summer lnys'2 ;ssESi ~ ?.
Becalned along the azure sEJ' y
Theraraosiese OF coudland lie: ,,tno rift
Far 81 their pearl. white peaks uplin. - ~.
through an the long nidsumma,ssss day yu.tss.r
!! The u1eadow-sjdes are SWEEP WIZ VIZ Ny ,,..5
Il sseE the coolest SHELTERED seat, = Il: ( - I
Inst where the field and forest me s,.,a III;
where grow the pine-trees tslland piano. -
The ANCIENT oaks AXIS. n ass Seb 5be irst
;. The ripples Of the rlsulef, - af6afsssssg5s
lei ss :.s. I. s{ s ssx
IN ml tune es .hsir merry snessfun -. ~
Behind Baa d Z. .b .,R nss aas sin,
The cattle srsze.r<Sure. basks the hill, ,.-,
Slopes the srosssmmer brsezes break
And l 6Iish, sssssrdnk'ss like a lake.
~ and bunblebee
The bas.sne pleasant woods with me; ...,
I,on,skfv before me runs the quail,
i ! :93sf chickens skulk behind the rail, . ~
j fieh up the lone wood-Dgeon sits, ..
8sAnd the woodpeeker pee Ks and fits;
Sweet woodland music sinks and swells, .'r.'.
The brooklet rings It's tinklinS bells. s-
The sw.ruing iusects drone and hum.
The partridge beats his throbbing drum,
The squirrel leaps among the boushs ,:.
And cnusiers in his leafy house;
The oriole flashes by and look 70
In,o The mirror OF the brook, =, -. 81
Where the vain blue. bird trims his coat,
Two tiny feathers fall and 1oat.
As silently, as tenderly, .:'-s
The down Of peace descends on me. .,,,..
o. this Is peIce! have no need '''.'
or friend 10 talk or book to read; -. .',..-
A dear companion here ahides. ~ ..' .
Close 10 my thrilling heart no hidest
The holy silence IL his voice; IT. ID -
lie, and listen. and rejoice, .,,.,,-
a" When yesterday asked you, love, 3, ..
One little word to say, '"' - 90"
Your brother interrupted US WI.
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DENTISTS.
CeNFECTIONERIEs, &c.
L1EBIG's EXTRACT OF MEAT.

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
. DISHES, AND SAUCES.
1IEsIG coMpANY,s EXTRACT OF MEAT "is
asucccss and boon for which nations should
600, orstefI,.n-scc Medical Press, y Lancet"
"British Medical Journal &c. ~.
CAIJTION.-Genuine only with theJde SfmHe
OF Baron Lieblg's signature Ia blue Ink acros
the label. n.y..
Consumption In Enassnd increased tonfo3d
IN ten years." ,;
L1EBIG CoMPANYs EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
Ike had of all slorekeopers, Groeers, and Chem
ists. Sole agent. for the United States WHOLESALE
ony), c. David& Co., 4s Mark Lane, London.
England. ,s nah I5-Sly
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c. d
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
ITO HOLDERS OF 7.,'
- CITY OF RICHMOND BONDS
MATURING IN JULY AND AUG UsT, 1850.

At a meeting Of the Board OF Commissioners
OF the sinking Fund held May I, 1879, It was
n Resoleed That the acting president OF the Board
standing tonds Of the city OF Richmond, que In
1850, will and after the let day OF July, s19,
be redeemed on presentation at the ofnce or the
Auditor Of the city.
give notice that the SIX PER CENT. BONDS OF
a6l.S7, and August. 1880, amounting TO s37,.
668.2e-totzl. slO5.o19 65.Mill be redeemed at
ton nc the once OF the Auditor OF the city on and
AFTER: the fsT DAY OF JULY. 1879. - -, 2. I.
- s%i'gsT = 49, HENRY g. CANNON,
my t3sa stsf ~ 4 = 49, Il ~ @'F.' IS f., =
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EAST Bot Nj


sfail train AT riyes at Richmond daily ~ ,,, 4,
Cept sunday at........., ..'''..',..; :. Gov "
EXPRESS Train arrives al Richmond daily
and on TUESDAY. Thursday, and Satur-
day connects Ut Richmond nih Elr-
ginla Steamboat tonpan,'s steamtt
Ariel, which leaves Richmond Tor On
Point, Norfolk, &C., al T:l5 a. Vi.
Accommodation train arrives Al M" a.on !, y
mond daily except Sunday at.....'..''..P,.' ~ "
A mixed train leaves stanton :, 2 20, "a
taking passengers from Virginia S"i'A"H i. ~, -
from Washington. and arrives At EicH:i'pl' a' 49,
p. II. daily except sunday. ,-.l ,.,r.
A connects with Iirxluia Mlhiann "a. tt',n9..
ing at 1900 \. ". for Lyrchburs aai ~ a
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad 'iau.n,n ~ a H.,
Virginia Midland railroad lea'ini Al 90" '''
CONNECTS With Virginia Militant raI,'%:.; -, -.
ing at $50 A. VI. for Washington A9i '" ~
Ctnia Midland railroas., leaving Al @'J1 ~
LyHehburg asd Atlantic, Mississippi aN' '''''
d connects with Valley railroad. icar'H: ;: l.
M. for tiarrts0nburg. ,.....,.,i.lb
r. connects with Valley raLr"si''' ica''''1 d ''
+ connects With stage line FOR Lrx'us'o". ". =,
G connects with {. Il. :. anG ~. s'.aH''
points on the Ohio river AMI tlncsH"tU o., ia
II connects with scioto "aAcy RAILROAD -
Northwest ,. ID. Wet,
Northwest, and Southwest. ". III. :. r,,..',.r.
CONWAY L. HOWARD, Genera! f1"se'. =, 4
Ticket Agent.
RICHMOND. FREpG & for0AAC 4. \. >''(
OFFICE GENERAL TICAEr 49, !
RICHMOND. Va. AiF!! 80
COMMENCING SUNDAY, w y ''''
~ trains ON this road viii ran ss :'.-'"''
NORTH BOUND. ,,o,
w ,aooA n ir,y.s Bvrd-Str.e! .sstoIn a..
NO. 1-e:Vo A. H. ea Sn, Snna,ysj; due 81 " 'ia'
Irston' lii +. ST.; hsiiin9GTyi;
| .-. ~ INK - III philltcp.i;r"'%J
| PM: New York. iNN2 ,,y
| ,o,pu leaves Rvrd-Strret station X
NJ s-o'oo - due \. Washington. 800 =,
Baltimore, 1883 Z. ". ,y":l
deiphs, 1886 A. "; Ne" w.
| 6:I5 A. NJ. IVAN
~ ..cop.M.. REORGANIZATION Tx
NO. for Junctioa. teayes Ia an ..
Street station daily ieS'@'
| days..
| SOUTH BOUND. ,,,ca
No. 2-lo.la r. ~, sIrNes s.nt sundays. L..
S N! YYort SIS a. "; tu,ti.
| S az, ii45 4 ~. bss,
more. $40 /. Nj "D'liS'e
$40 =; al 4; syrd-s;.ee; ', sasS;
Nc" 4 A1'oo A. A-' Sai,N caves New or, la 4
| ?. NJ; rhadePsn, 4. II.
| u baltimore. i:oS
| WW..,sbirgtnn. o:3e 4: ~ AN
~ o..o A. sSCOsiMuDATlON o., .tsusa
mo- s'so ~ "'' .rriyss Il Brcsd-suo1s
dsiiy Ie1cept SupdaY,,ii or,
/ General Yisket Ave- a
| S SSSunerin tssdaAt ~
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rIANOs, eRGANs, de.

PERFECT PIANo-FoRTEs. GsY
The undersigned are the Richmond agents for
Messrs. cHIeKERlNG a:soN's PIANO FoRTEs,
and invite parties wanting FIRsT.cLAss instru-
msnts to purchase this make. They have obtained
the highest awards of medals. and decorations
.whenorer exhibited in competition with others.
'1rrAnDsno, the great performer and composer.
said of them They are the best ha-a seen In the
United States"
GorTscHALK, the poet pianist, says: consider
them the best in the world"
C. BAsSINI says:" have selected Chickering's
Pianos for their perfec, purity os tone"
DR.. FRANZ LIST, the king OF plano-forte play
ers, says:"I consider the Chickering Pianos the
best made in Europe or America; to be just, must
declare them perfect" 49,.
Sold as low as at tie factory, and upon sgreeaoie
terms. WOODhOuoE $500,
jy 81, s'. boo.seNe-9 a"N S--e-0N
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There are great many people who Will
never go to heaven unless they can 60 at ex-
cursion rates. Whitehall Times. ~.
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By w. Goduln,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
VERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT
Y TRACTIVE SUBURBAN FARM Or SIN IN
TEEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS. ON THE EAST
ERS SIDE OF THE BROOK TURNPIkE, HALE
MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND. WITH COSTLY
IMPR0yEMESTS THEREON.-ht the request OF
MIR s. Schwartz, who wishes to change his business,
shall Offer for sale at public acu'ion, on me prem-
SEES. on TUESDAY The 26th OF August. 1879 at D
O'Clock p NJ, the beautiful place on which he now re-
sides containing abou, SIXTEEN ACE OF EN-
CELLENT LAND. The improvements have al pee a
ING Containing thirteen rooms tlighied by gaS)
chen, containing four rooms; stables, carriage
house smoke house &c. and In the rear there IS 4
very superior slaughterhouse Ice house, Ice ponu'
&C,
THE TERMS will be VERY LIBERAL. and made
mn 81 W. GODDIS, AHstioneer.
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.6 by Frank j. sampson.
Real Estate Agent, Auetioneer, and Notary Public
office corner OF Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va o.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT. IN THE CITY OF MANCHES-
TEENTH sTREETs, ON WEDNESDAY THE Sd
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, AT O'CLOCK 2:
IL, ON THE PREhiISES.-By virtue Of o decree OF
the Hastings Court Of the city OF Manchester en-
tered on the 25th OF July, e7ein the case OF aam
inns heirs %. HaDlin. Sc VIII sell al pubic auc.
HOUSE and LOT now occupied by Palas Hamltn.
The lot has q front of AN te.t, aud contains
com Portable FRAME DWELLING.
TEENS: Cash as TO the expenses or suit ana safe
and the residue in two eQual payments at six ana
twelve months for 1otes, Interest audeo. sh9
and conveyance ordered By the Hastings Court.
-. ~ ..,' &c. GEOkGE~ MASON,
100 " Commissioner.
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When yesterday asked you, love, v..'..
y One little word to say, 81 ''.'
Your brother interrupted us; 1'~~..
SO please say yesterday. ,.,.... ,...t.,
rNoristo,on Herald.
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AT N.-WEDNESDAY, AU-
N GUST ~. 1879. at 5 O'Clock p. NJ, we VIII SCI
the BRICK STORE AND DWELLlNG No SOUS
Lester street., now occupied by Mr. n: bIAcA' eoi
TERMS: 1900 cash: balance on accommodating
lime CuAFFIN, STAPLES CO.,
~, 10 s+* - AuctiOpeo 9.
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DHIL ADELPHIA, RICH rRfR
z MOND.. AND NORFOLK STEAM AN :sz2aasse4
sHJP LiS N ERs F FHA NIk FAnh RIVER
FHREE TimEs WEEK.-Until further no
tise the steamers Of this line will make trl,HeeEN
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richnend
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, con:
meeting at Philadelphia with Clyde's New Ensaae
Line for Fall River. .> ,,,,-
QUICK TIME-EREQUENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
JAMES w. MCCARRiCk,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
po23 Ne. IL South WharSes. Philadelphia.
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DICHMOND, YORK R1EEReelitrllsJLt
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANaPORIA'
TON COMPANY,
Through-freight route between Richmond IVA.
and Boston, Providence. and all New England cities
Steamers leave " EST POINT, "a. on eacl
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY nt IL noon con-
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND. ,rr.-e
Steamers arrive 1T VEST POINT on each TUES
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston elH boston ahc
providencp Railroad Ella West Point. Va.
II. T. DOUGLAS. superintendent.
Y n cnnNEn Gnnrrnl Arcnt. ap3
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


wAsnISGroS, February lG.-The condi.
ton Of Bayard Taylor's widow is pitiful.
The Secretary of State, in urging Congress
to appropriate years salary Of the Minis.
ter to her, gives the reasons why. tap
pears thatin Berlin furnished house Is
not to DO had, and Mr.. Taylor, when he
went there as Minister, had to hire a
house fora term Of years, and furnish it
out Of his own means. lie furnished his
official residence very handsomely, run.
ming in debt for nearly everything. lily the
German law tho lease terminates in six
months from time OF death OF lessee. Mrs,
Taylor is loft SO poor that she cannot nav
the rent for the last quarter, nor for The
coming months until July. She is, besides,
unable to pay the physicians who attend.
ed her husband, o. oven bis funeral ex.
plnsps. The Consul General has paid the
funeral expenses out OF his own means,
hut expects reimbursement,
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Aug. 10TH 1878, n. $. Webb Phlla., h.,
wrote Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co., Bankers, MY. /:
nDear SirS; Yours containing remittance for
s., lI3 Is, US profits on my 200 shares, Is receiv.
ed. Accept my thanks, for am very we'll
satisfied. Asyotrequest you may use this
letter. would recommend every ono who
feels disposed to speculate to send for your
circular" This Is but one Instance out OF
thousands, hY which the new Combination
SysteM OF operating in stocks enables people
with large or small capital to make similar
profits. By this excellent plan, the orders OF
thousands OF Pensioners from city and country
are pooled into one immense sum and co-ope-
rated as mighty individual account. Each
member of the combination secures all The
advantages Of the largest capital united with
experienced skill. Profits divided monthly;
so invested returns $50 or 8 per cent on the
stock, SO will make $3.50, and 30 on, accord
ingtO the market. MeSsrs. Lawrence & Go, IS
new circular (mailed iree) has "tS0 unerrIng
rules for success" aud explains everything,
80 that any one can operate proftably All
kinds OF stocks and bonds wanted. New
Government loan supplied. Apply to Law.
rence 4 Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange, n. Y. City.
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Sxow.-A snow storm prevailed nearly
the entire day yesterday, and part OF the
night ms well. The driving storm made Il
rather disagreeable for those whose bust.
ness required them 10 be outdoors much,
but The average snail boy enjoyed it huge.
". BY nightlall there WIS covering Of
two or three inches Of snow on mothpr
earth, and the boys were out with their
sleds in high glee at the amusement al.
torded, which no doubt 10 them was as
unexpected as it was welcome. AS the
streets were in pretty fair condition for
sleighlng, the livery non had all they
could do Ia supply any sort tiftSeiiicle cI.
pable Of being propelled oil runners, and
all night long the naturalization Of The
bells could be heard in overyYdircction.
As.people generally considered 1t the last
sleighlng Of thp season, they we're bound
to enjoy 1t to the utmost. That is to say,
Of course, those who could sToul 10 III.
d''lge in the costly sport
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VIZ arc surprised to see 50 many still suffer.
Ing With neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can be cured. Ne know ths feeling
which exists among very mahy-"that any
medicine which Is advertised must bc'a hum.
bug" Thismay be true in some cases, but
when We know Ola remedy which has become
50 popular Us I.awson's Curative. and We have
such conclusive evidence Of the good II has
attonihlIsheai Il d more than Jolly not to
mike 4 trial.6 4, anu satisfy yourselves that
all the proprleiorsC lalm fQritis true. In such
diseases ~ Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SciatlpR
Headache, Bog Throat, Lame Back, and
Toothaohe, We eau SatCly Say that no remedy,
either In physicians prescription or In pFopfi.
etary form, has effected more cures than Law.
sons Curative 5 a. 1919 IThsAw
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Symphonic OF which arc moisture, like per.
SEPARATION, intense itching, particularly when
undressing or after getting warm in bed, in.
creased BY scratching, might think pin worms
were crawling in and about the rcGtum, often.
times shows itself around the private parts.
A pleasant and safe cure in every case &
"swayne's Ointment" lfAlloYed to continue,
very serious results may follow.
l WAS A GREAT SUFFERER FROM ITCHING FILES
Symptoms were moisture, intense itching,
particularly at might increased by scratching,
soreness, etc. ''Swayne's Ointment made a
perfect cure. ]. Nv. CHRIST, S1tNorth Sec,
0nd street, philadelphia
Reader, II you ore suffering frum this dis.
trcssing complaint, or letter, any cruSty,
scaly Skin Disease, use "swayne's Ointment
and be cured.
Sent by mail to any address on receipt oil
price, so cents box, or three for 81 q, By DR.
Swayne& Son. $50 North Sixth street, phila,
delphia. Sold by all leading druggists.
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SCIENCE has accomplished no more wonder
full or gratifying result than, the perfection Of
an antidotc to the chilling signs Of approach
Ing age, something 70 O6literate the tell-tnle
tracks OF time, and preserve the natural
a1ornments of youth to ripe old age. Halls
Hair Remover does all this, md It's praise re-
sounds IN cottage and palace. The dwellers
among the SHOWS of Norway and the peasants
OF sunny France and Spain, find use iorit,
and find means get It, and 1t does not dis
appoint them. The whitening locks againre-
sumo their youthful color, the thin, dry and
faded hair becomes bright and glossy. The
whole appearance is changed rs II by magic,
and the man or woman, who before, was, call
ed aged, NOW appears US one in the prime Of
life. Such wonderous changes cannot pass un-
noticed, and they have produced the UMPIRE
cedented demand that now exists for the Inst
AMI only article ever compounded that Gnu
produce them In pleasing and satisfactory
nlanneE-Ncg Era, WOodstOck, NJ. pAw
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Nav York, February l7,-The following
Is a sitting Of the many rumors current re.
speeding the Union Pacific: That the
syndicate which includes Russell Sage,
jas. R. Keeno and several others Of large
mpaps this morning bought from Jay
Gould 10000 shares q Union Pacific stock,
some Of their number having before
bought 10000 shares so that the entlre
holdings OF tho syndicate are now 100000
shares, which have been acquired at cost
between 70 and 70. The transaction is to
be followed By a reorganization OF the
Board. Included In the list OF those likely
to go into the Board are the names Of Scion
Humphreys and John j. Sisco. VI
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A Monarch or the Acc.

Pains Of every kind can be stopped aln.os
Instantly by the use OF Browns IIousehol,
lPsn9Gea,S sate and marvellous remedy 0
great rSpate, wR'6h y laksn lptpEnally Snl
tie,
Mrs winloR's Soothing Syrup is a merci
fulbo0n tochildFpR teetIJRg pFicp Is cents
tations Sold by Logan, List & Co., and al
druggists Trs&eow
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cnEw Jackson's best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

LIVER IS KIyo.-The Liver Is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as II con.
trolls the life, health and happiness Of man.
When II Is disturbed In It's proper action, all
digestion Of food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action OF the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. 1t has been sue
cessfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is upequaled In curlngal persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and nll the nu.
merous symptoms that result from an I'M
healthy condition OF the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses will prove that It is just whit you want.
TTH4W
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TheC.Inese nan

SAN FRANCISCO, February l7l-The fol.
lowing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed by the Constitutional Convention TO-
day, and ordered telegraphed to the Presi.
dent. r. 's, p
wnEREAs, A bill iot tho restriction Of
Chinese immigration has passed both
Houses Of Congress, therefore, in view Of
the vital Importance OF such restrictive
measures to the citizens OF this State, we,
the delegates Of the people, in consti.
tutional convention assembled, do hereby,
on behalf Of ourselves aud our constitI.
ents, most respectfully ask the President
oil these United States to approve suCli bill.
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How "A HsTANpARpn REPoRTER AND \
MEMDER OF THE i'TIltBD HOUSE, OAAI To.
0ETtIRR.-'rhe friends OF Ntessts. Charley
Howell, a Standard scribe, and WIN. Vel.
ieldt, of Cohn, sQmpliner & Co.'S notion
house, were much surprised yesterday at
these two gentlemen displaying d com.
native spirit which they hadIhlthetto not
been known 70 possess. Newspaper re.
porters as class are generally Us mild
hammered men az ere cut throat OF scut-
tied o ship, and Charley has always been
considered by his associates as one OF
the most docile Of his profession, while
Welleldt has been known 70 turn aside
from the public highway and 80 long
distance out OF his way rather than set
foot needleasly upon q worm. III short,
both Howell, md Welfeldt are good.na.
turcd, clever follows, but being COMPARE.
tive strangers to each other they unfortu.
nately remained in blisEful Ignorance OF
the good qualities possessed BY each until
the little incident Of which we are about
to speak opened their eyes. L.
II came about In this wise: Welfeldt
took prominent part In the ovation
rendered Senator Dan. johnson at the St.
James Hotel lust Friday night, having
been the first to propose II, and the most
earnest and energetic In carrying out the
programme agreed upon by the commit
tee. Howell wrote up the affair for his
paper, turning the whole thing into q
broad burlesquc. Welicldt thought that
1t was unnecessary in burlesqulng the
gathering TO sacrifice truth for the
sake Of poetry, as he claims was done
in the article referred 10, and upon meet
ing Howell at the St James Hotel yester.
day afternoon complained that the report
had cast reflections upon him as gentle.
nap which were entirely without fOunda.
ton. Howell was little nettled over
weltcldt's remarks, and replied warmly
that he had written the article and was
responsible for It. Some few words were
exchanged, when The neWspapermah made
n pass at Welfeldt, who watied It of with
his arm, and promptly returned the com.
pliment. The two ClinChed, and blows
were given and returned for moment OF
two with the precision Of praCticed. pugil.
lists. Finally they were separated, and
each went his way as though nothing
had occurred. They were on the
street during the afternoon as usual, and
bore no visible MARKS Of tho conflict
through which they had passed. By the
influence Of friends they were again
brought together, mutual explanations
followed, and both combatants sensibly
shook handsand promised to forgive md
forget, l', tE .N.
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ECouRrs.-CIRcUir CouRT-Jmlge Mel.
rin.-This- Court sat at 10 A. M.-yestertlay.
The case OF the State vs.. Henry Schmul-
bach, charged with the murder OF ualnil.
ton ForRythe, which hal been set for trial
this week, was called. Mr.. SCllmulbach
appeared in the,cOurt room, in company
with his counsel, Messrs. T. II. Cool; i.
G. Cracrait and George B-Galdwell. The
State was represented by Prosecuting At
torney jordan, assisted by Messrs. Dayen-
port 4 Dovener.
The whole of the morning session OF the
Court was consumed in cmpanCling Jury
to try tho schmulbach case. Finally a
Jury was agreed upon, and the States ut
torney called the first witness for the pros:
eCution, Mr.. John Fendt, who resides in
the country, Just cast otthe city, and who
is perhaps the most important witness in
the case. Fendt's examination occupied
nearly the whole OF tho afternoon.
The Jurors selected 10 try the case are:
Levi Grade, Henry Dice, it,. a. G. Robin
sou, ABtamE Cox, CarlNJ. Meyer, Oscar
SandroCE, Charles Decker, james AInloney,
c. r. Stifel, J. q. Rohb, james Hervcy, 4.
D. Seamon.
In order to advance the case asrapidly
as, possible, night session OF the Court
was held, when the testimony was resumed.
All the witnesses for the State, and two or
three for the defense, were examined dur.
ing the evening. In ,alllabout 70 dozen
witnesses have thus far been OH the stand,
aud perhaps many moreremain to beck.
amined. The testimony OF these witness
es Is substantially the same as given ut the
inquest held by Justice W. W. Miller, aud
published in these columns at the time.
It Is probable that tho evidence will 10
completed by noon to-day, and the argu-
ment OF counsel will commence in the
afternoon. There was large crowd pre-
sent in tho court room yesterday after
noon and evening, who watched the pro.
ceedings with much interest.