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The Philadelphia Times observes: "A
great many soldiers never knew what q
disgrace it was to fight in the Union
army till they began to read what the
organs had to say about Hancock, and
saw Longstreet and Mosby given i'm
portant Offices"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.-In addition
to those heretofore published, applications
have been filed by the COnseryatiye-Demo-
cratic party for the appointment OF super.
visors OF election in the counties OF Dim
widdie, Gloucester, Isle OF Wight, Ma
thews, Norfolk, Northumberland, Surry,
aud Warwick.
The following supervisors have been APP
pointed at the instance OF the Republican
party James Duncan, for Courthouse pre-.
cinct, Gloucester county; Iyerson Lewis,
for West Point precinct, and William Car
ter for Lanesville precinct, King William
county; Samuel Trader, for Courthouse
precinct, Mathews county; b. j. Fauntle-
roy. for Burgess-Store precinct, Northum-
berand county; John kirkpatrick for
Ward No. /, John w. CAST for Ward No. g,
William VeImilion for Ward No. 3, and
Thomas P. Rely for Ward No. 4, Ports
mouth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

"TgNT LIFE IN THE EAsT."-Such is the
attractive title Of q lecture 10 be delivered
at Mozart Hall tonight by Rev. DR.. Hoge,
under the auspices OF the Ladies' BeneY0.
lent Society OF the Second Presbyterian
church, for the benefit OF old Hampden-
Sidney College. la the hands OF so able
and eloquent a scholar as Dr. HOge the most
commonplace themes are invested with
rainbow hues OF thought. 1t cannot be
doubted, therefore, that In depicting life
under the canvas in Oriental lands he will
come fully up to his extended reputation,
and the lecture be no less an intellectual
treat than was the celebrated one on "The
Land OF the Midnight SUM-" DR.. Hoge
possesses not only the happy faculty OF Sc
lectng pleasing captions for bis public ef-
forts, but has the even greater charm OF
making those efforts not alone interesting
and entertaining, but full of instruction.
For the benefit OF our friends In the Cockade
city the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company will issue special tickets for this
afternoon, leaving Petersburg at 3:45 L. NJ.
and returning at 10:40 p. NJ.
Mozart Hall will doubtless be filed to-
night with beautiful, cultivated, and APP
preciative audience. The Orient is the land
OF mystery, the favored haunt OF fiction,
and q realm in which poets, painters, and
artists have long been wont TO reyel. Much
that is interesting and more that Is enter
tanning and instructive will tonight be un-
folded by master mind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

HENRICo NEws.-The Henrico County
Court met yesterday and tried only one
case. Judge Waddill has been quite sick
for ten days, but was able TO hold court
Yesterday. He is still in very delicate
health. On this account the court will
meet to-day and adjourn for the term.
The case OF Tucker Coleman (colored),
charged with feloniously cutting and wound
ing George Clarke near the new reservoir
several weeks ago, was called yesterday and
continued until next term. The prisoner
was committed to Jail to await trial. Seve-
raj other criminal cases have been continued
until the next session.
The grand jury will be adjourned for the
term this morning.
James Barron and Jesse Smith, who were
indicted last month for horse-stealiug, and
who are now confined in the county jail,
will be tried at the November term.
A new publc-schOol house is being erect
ed in Brookland township, near Richmond.
1t will be completed in few days.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Henrico will
meet again on the first Saturday in Noyem-
ber.
A number Of colored lunatics have been
received at the asylum in Henrico from all
parts of the State during the past month.
Extra accommodations have been made
there for these people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT-INGOMAR.-
Miss Begarde, ably supported by Mr.. Iar-
~ Meredith, gave very clever and agree
able presentation OF Ingomar last evening,
and it is TO be regretted that the audience,
i'm point OF numbers, was not nearly com.
mensurate with the merit OF the perform
ance.
Miss Belgrade gave q charming and in-
telligent portrayal OF the fair Parthenia,
and, under the influence Of her earnest act.
ing, at times filed with all the fire suited to
the utterances OF brave, noble spirit, and
anon changing into the simple eloquenee
of confiding love, her Richmond audience,
for the first time. began to tbaw; and,
warming towards her as the play went on,
Just in the same ratio as did the fierce bar
barian, she was called twice before the cur
tain between the acts. Her conception oil
Parthenia is so chaste and realistic that we
regret it could not have been more generally
enjoyed.
Mr. Meredith's Ingomar was strong and
forcble, his fine and powerful physique,
which was rather il-suited TO Orlando the
night previous, aiding no little in an almost
iaultless portrayal OF the noble barbarian.
He was favored by the audience with many
marks OF approval, and, should he be adj
vaniageously east during the rest Of The en-
gagement here, be will ind many admirers
in Richmond.
Mr.. Bokee deserves mention for his ac-
ceptable rendition OF MyrOn. lie Is care
ful actor and always does well.
As we said above, we were well pleased
with IngOmar as performed last evening,
and would suggest that it be substituted at
the Saturday matinee in place of AS You
Like It,"
Tonight Miss Belgarde will appear as
Viola in Twelfth Night"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

THE STATE FAIR.-Mr. w. A. Burke, the
active and efficient secretary, is devotng
his time and influence to the objects OF The
Association. Yesterday he was in Washing
ton city, amongst the people there. en-
deavoring TO get those o. them who had
articles to exhibit to send them to the APP
preaching exhibition, and inducing all who
could TO come.
The grounds are in as good order as we
have seen them for many years. The build
ings have been thoroughly overhauled and
repaired. All have received coating OF
whitewash, giving them fresh and cheer
ful appearance.
The indications now are that 1t will be a
great success. The entries OF horses and
cattle are as numerous as In former years
so long before the opening, and in other re-
spects thsre is but little, il any, abatement
OF interest. IL our people will only send
their usual quantity Of articles for exhibl'
ton it would insure this TO be one OF the
best Fairs we have ever had.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

CELEBRATING THEIR VICToRY.-In front
of their committee-rooms on Bank street,
yesterday evening, the Republican State
Executive Committee fired salute in honor
Of the Republican victories in Ohio and In.
diana. The victory being meagre one,
the artillery used on the occasion was OF a
diminuiive calibre. Considerable difficulty
was experienced in getting it to stand in
position, and although the salute was al
legged to be one OF minute-guns, it was con-
siderably longer between the intervals.
The noise OF the gun attracted a crowd Of
boys OF both colors, and few colored
statesmen who gravely discussed the stua-
ton and predicted q ground.swell for Gar
field and Arthur in November next. There
was noticeable absence Of any OF the white
Federal office-holdeIs OF the city, and the
cause OF the explosion was not known to
but few outside OF those in the secret.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday
by PoIice-Justice ID. c. Richardson:
Claiborne Thomas, charged with being
drunk, was committed to Jail for ten days
In default Of surety.
Mary Fields (coIored), charged with as
sauIting, abusing, and throwing pepper in
the face OF and over the bed al Bette
Shields, was discharged.
The cases Of Nathan jacobs and James
Jacobs, charged with assanltine and beat
ing Leyi Benedict, and Levi Benedict,
charged with abusing and threatening to
assault w. +. Jacobs with Q brick, were
continued until next Tuesday In conse
0uence of the absence Of Benedict, who Il
sick.
attempting to steal q lot OF baby.clothina
from u. d. Duniord. Continued until 70
| day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

BRIEF IrENs-P PERsONAL.-The German
brig Iconia, Kueppe master, cleared from
the custom-house yesterday for Rio Grande
do Sui, with a cargo OF -four. comprising
1900 barrels, valued at Sl7,010.30.
DR.. Ii. p. Gatchell, who has letters OF
introduction from Governor Colluitt, Sem
ator Brown, and other distinguished citi-
zens of Georgia, is in the city to direct at
tention to Northeast Georgia as a region
where consumption and pneumonia are at
a minimum, and therefore desirable place
OF winter residence for inyalids.
1t will be well for all those who have
changed their residence (even by moving
across the street, since they last voted to
stop i'm at Conservative headquarters and
inquire il they must have transfer, and il
they do, leave their order.
Sergeant Seal yesterday arrested color
ed man named Charles Kellum, charged
with having in bis possession lot OF lead
pipes and brass.cocks, supposed to have
been stolen. He and the property will be
at the Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

NEW REAL ESTATE FIRMs.-Messrs. CHAFFIN,
STAPLES co. announce their dissolution, TO go
into effect on the 22d Instant. Mr.. r. b. CHAFFIs,
OF the old firm, and Mr.. X. ii. GILLIAN, of F. d..
Hill & Co., have formed partnership to conduct
the real estate business at the office so Icng occu-
pied by CHAFFIN; STAPLES g. co. These ener-
gelic and enterprising gentlemen, with their long
experiences, will doubtless secure a large share Of
public patronage. They are both too well known to
need any commendaion from us.
or course Mr.. II. l.. STAPLES, Of the old firm of
Chatn, Staples Il Co., will continue the real estate
business IN all its branches lie has wisely associs-
ted with himself his brother. NJ. G. STAPLES, who
has been with the old firm for SIX years, and all
who entrUst their business 10 these active and rei
able gentlemen may rely upon having 1t well at
tended to. Their office win be at 30 1103 Main
street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
To subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

The new catalogues will be distributed TO-.
day. The instructions therein contained
will be observed on aud after Monday, Oc-
tober 18th.
All persons entitled to the privileges OF
the Exchange system are earnestly request
ed to familiariZe themselves with the In
structions, and endeayor to conform to
them.
"Law system" subscribers will phase no.
tiee particularly the second paragraph on
page 10, "To order connection ,mand first
paragraph, same page, "To answer CALL"
TO MAGNETIC SUBSCRIBERS
Alrays respond to a call Though your
{" transmitter" instead OF ringing back"
as heretofore and always expect gour
" calisn to be responded 10 in the same
manner. Ii is desirable to agoid the use Of
the /" "call-belis" as far as possible.
Subscribers who fail to receive a copy OF
the catalogue will please notify me on The
morning OF the 18th.
G. E. McCIuEg, Manager.
Richmond, Va, October 10, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

graphs. That the subject had features easily
deIIneated, because they were The reflection
OF character that was beautiful, manly.
and true, may be granted, bun the wonder
fully artistic skill exhibited in every Inca
ment deserves more than passing notice.
In the character OF its execution 1t vies
with the works OF the old masters in the
galleries Of Rome, while in faithfuIness OF
representation it Is equally marvel OF ge.
MUS. WouId it not be a kindness on the
part Of the Sunday school to allow the pub
lie an opportunity to criticise its merits,
and 10 have the refreshing influence OF look
ing upon the eouJtenance OF one who was
thoroughly in sympathy with every good
word and work in our city?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

SUIT FOR TwENTY-SkvEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS AGAINST THE CRY OF RICHMOND
Thomas McCann, through bis counsel,
Messrs. Meredith & Cooke, entered three
separate suits against the city OF Richmond
yesterday, laying damages at $4,000, $1,000.
aud $12,000-total, a27, ZOO. Mccain claims
he contracted to build the stonework for tie
new water works, and was to commence on
or before August 10, 1880. He also claims
that be made three separate contracts to do
the work, and that the city Of Richmond
has broken her part Of the contract; hence
the suit.
The plaintiff is a resident of New York,
and the suit was entered in the United States
Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
p.-..asto of nr. Letter.

Editors Dispatch: Tie Sunday school oi
Grace. Street Baptist church has Just re-
eeiyed the portrait, ordered some months
ago. of DR.. Jeter. Mr.. Albert Gnerry, ior-
merly re .ident OF this place, has 10 this
work quite surI assed bis previous Efforts
In the c4se Of Drs. Minnigerode and Peter
kin, whose portraits adorn the wallis Of inc ,e
Yong Mems Christian Association. a. a'so use
.: Dr.. D Ryland, at Richmond College %. ins
.! ss&iss hsd access to the origiualsi on lni'
oecssion be- was limited 70 small pnoso'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

REGISTER, REGIsTER.-The registrars OF
the city yesterday posted up the notices OF
registration in this city. The registration
offices will be open on Saturday, October
23d, for one day only. Parties who have
become Of age since the last election are
entitled to register, and all parties who
have removed their residences should at
once get their transfers. Any Information
will be cheerfully given on application at
the rooms OF the State Executive Commit
tee, on Main street near Ninth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

LEVY BROTHERS, agents lsr FOSTERS h I'd
GLOVES. with patent laced fastenings' received ON
yesterday their carly fall impsni iziOD The Foster
is now the se9s ideal Of u handsemely.htting and
comfortable Kid Glove, and % largely doing esvay
with the use OF buttoned ald gloves as the ,sced
fastening rs 80 much more sOnyessent. LEVY BRO
THEIRS Will take pleasure Inishosing their popular
brand to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE }
LAbtciIFE NVAhii hEhs 4
RICHMOND. October IA. 1880.

hiChMOND, OctoUtI III, icoOs
The president or chief OF each C6nserva-
tive Democratic Club in the cities OF Man.
chester, Petersburg, and Richmond, aud in
any other city or county whose clubs in
tend to Join in the grand demonstration on
Tuesday night next, 10Th instant, are ap-
pointed assistant marshals. They must he
mounted, and report promptly to Captain
Maxwell T. Clarke, chief marshal, at
O'Clock z. NJ, at No. 427 east Broad street.
j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

THE CONSERVATIVE DEMoNsTRATIoS-The
indications are that the Conservative torch
light procession announced for next Tues
day night will be very imposing affair.
The arrangements are being perfected, and
1t Is hoped that all Conservative organiza-
tions and citizens generally will lend every
aid in their power TO make the affair one OF
the grandest political events in the history
of Richmond,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

YOUNG VIRGINIA CLUB.-The Young Vir-
ginia Hancock, English, and George ID.
Wise CIub-James Lyons, Jr., president
composed OF some Of the best young men
OF Richmond, will meet Tonight at the
Conservative headquarters, on Main be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. A full at
tendance is requested, as the meeting Is to
make arrangements for the grand torch
light demonstration that takes place next
Tuesday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

The LYNcHBURG FAIa.--The Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Company will sell round.
trip tickets to the Lynchburg Fair, on the
18th, 10th, 2)th, and 2lst instant, at rates 90
low that everybody can go to the Hill City.
The schedule OF trains and rates will be
found In another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

Nor SOLD.-Tbe very beautiful and yalu-
able building lot situated on the southwest
corner OF Franklin and Fifth streets, which
was advertised for sale yesterday evening,
was Withdrawn on bid Of Sl25 per front
foot. This lot, which Is one OF the most
eligible in the city, was sold some time since
for $3.50 per front foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Sent On 10 the Grand Jury-Tuesday Of
ternoon John II. Holmes was examined be-
fore'a magistrate. in Chesterfield county, on
the charge OF unlawfuly and feloniousy
assaulting and wounding Charles Lee with
a stick. The offence is alleged to have been
committed in the county, near Petersburg.
The accused was sent on to the grand jury
of the County Court, and allowed bail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15
NEorHgRs. MorHEnsl MoTHERs,

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SYRUP. IL win relieve she poor htle sufferer ,sa-
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magic. II IL perfectly safe TO use 10 all eAses. and
pleasant 10 the taste, and s the prescription Of one
Of the oldest cad brst female physcisns and puyseG
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-15

! HE MOZART LAST EyENING.-ft has 0cca-
sionally been suggested by some OF the
many friends Of the Mozart Association
that IL would be best TO have the mHsicaIes
monthly instead OF every Thursday night.
as at present; but II we are to enjoy every
week such an interesting programme as was
presented last evening we beg leave to in
terpose veto upon any change OF the kind
indicated. AS we have already said, the
entertainment was a delightful one; the
audience very large (eyery seat in the hall
being flled) and fully capable OF enjoy ing
the musical feast which the committee
had provided. The instrumental part OF
the programme was unusually interesting.
The orchestra is improving steadily. and its
members are Justly entitled to the emphatic
evidences Of approval which we ind are
now so often accorded them. The overture
from Keller Bela's work was admirably rem
dered. IL is pretty composition, well
suited to the abilities OF the orchestra. The
second performance OF the orchestra, "Fan-
tasia on New German Songs" was also
highly-pleasiDg feature Of their part Of the
bill, was well executed and produced fine
effect. The entertainment closed with Mey-
er's sparkling waitzes, "BreeZes OF the
Night"
The vocal portion Of the programme was
also well selected, and as well rendered.
The duet from the "Magic Flute" BY Miss
Swain and Mr. Grant, was sung so well that
they were enc0red. Miss Swain next sang
pretty ballad, "Sbe Wandered Down the
Mountain Side," in which she took the OPP
portunity OF displaying to advantage her
6nely-cultiya,ed notes, and, in response 10
an encore, sang pretty Scottish ballad.
Mr.. Grants solo. Hearts OF Oak" so
pleased the house that be was induced 10
sing love ditty which captured the
younger folks present. He was in good
voice and reflected great credit upon
himself. Mr. Laube's performance on
the violin was one OF the most
delightful features OF the evening. There
was less OF the fiddle and more sweet music
from bis excellent instrument than we often
hear in Richmond. He is to be congratu-
lated upon his achievement last night. In
response to a very decided encore he played
" Yankee Doodle" much to the delight OF
many persons in and under the gallery.
This selection was possibly suggested by
the cheering news from Indiana and Ohio.
Miss Swain sang an aria from lie PreauX
Cleres, with violin obigato by Mr.. Kess-
nicb. which Is a sweet piece OF music,
and it was sung beautifully-so well that
she was again encored, and responded with
/" The Last Rose OF Summer" which is as
pretty as it is familiar to us ALL
Our friends OF the Mozart deserve the
thanks OF their members for last evenings
entertainment; but we respectfully protest
against the unnecessary and continued
stamping Of feet in which some Of the impru-
dent young people engage. Applause is one
thing and noise is another. There is, too,
more talking about the doors and In that
portion of the hall than is proper and re-
speclful. Let it be stopped.