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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

FAREWELL. or THE PIRATES. Mr.. D'Oyly
Gates excellent comic opera company
completed their engagement at the Theatre
last evening with capital performance Of
the Pirates" on which occasion there was
another fine house. The performances have
been el tirely satisfactory, and we have SeI-
dom seen such universal verdict OF aD-
proyal accorded any weeks entertainment
in Richmond before.
The company is perfectly trained. and in
every particular bears marks Of iudcous
and excellent management. Thorough dis
cipllne marks It's every arrangement. The
managers, Mcssrs. II. Il. LOnsdaIe and H..
SiandiSh, must possess rare qualities in
their respective Offices while to Mr.. Fred
eric Intropidi, tie able conductor, IS due
mpch credit fer the c1cc .yiul and evQuioitC
precision with which the performances are
eiven. lie cOnduc,s the entire opera with
o1t a note OF the >coIe or line OF he libretto.
Mls, Minnie Walsh sang and looked the
part OF " Mabel" to perfection, while Mr.
GiIlow, the " Maior-General," gave another
evidence Of hi, finished conception OF the
role. HIS acting is quiet and natural. and
bears marks OF clrefal study. Madame
Notes Ruth was an Improvement on
nrT IOliDcT tupIl-, ana sue plaltd tnc
rate with good effect. Mr. Plan continues
to improve on acquaintance, and received
several CRcOrcS. The policemen in their in
imilabe chorus were even greater fayorites
than ever; and the three daughters OF the
General we're as bewiichiDg as possible.
The pirate chief and his band looked un.
usually savage for poor orphans. and in fact
The entire company are f1yorites with Rich
mOnd thcatre-gocrS. We part with them
reluctantly, and will welcome them back
with pleasure at some future and, we trust
no distant day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

POLICE COuRT.-In the Police Court yes-
terday the following eases were disposed OF
by Acting Police Justice Crutchfed:
Charles Scott (soored), charged with ra-
cling biz horse through tue street and resist
inc Policeman Robins while IN the discharge
OF his duty. was tined S5.
Richard Hill (cOloredl, for being disorder.
Iy and racing his horse through the streets,
was discharged.
ANY Saunders, for being drunk and dis
orderly on the street, was fined 90.
Henry Howard (cOlored). charged with
cursing and abusing John Rodgers, was
fined 81.
Joseph Bell (colcred), charged with yio.
latlDg the city ordnance concerning cruelty
to animals, was fined s..
Edward Brown tcOlored), charged with
unlIwfuly wOunding John Niche with a
bayoDet. Case continued until to-day, and
the prisoner was rcmandcd TO Jail to await
examination.
Seven cases were dismissed by Justice
Crutchtieid yesterday.
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Fog RENT.

EOR RENT, NICE BRICK TENE. ~
4 MENT. No. eC2 Mar hail street, betw.eo al
kighth and Ninth: twelve rooms; tiichen, stable,
and All cOnyeHlPhce..
DE>IRABIY-LOCATED BECK DIV WELLING,
No. 3O5 Fraukln street, be- Tecu Third and Fourth
sir'e;s; ten rooms ana all eUDy,Denccs.
ONE on THOSE DE>iR tBLE JONESS-ROW
TENEMt SiS. on Grace between MseisOn and
Jofersf u street, ten rooBs, kichen. and all con-
ycni.nces.
BRICK TENEMENT, No. 3I2 north Twelfth
street. between Broad and Marshall streets cohtaln-
ing ten rooms. kitchen. &c.
SMALL BRICK TENEMENT. No. l3 north
fourth stTcpf, between Main and Franklin streets; |;
six rOoins. &c.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING on EighteeDtL
between Broad aud Gyee streets; ten rooms and
coDVerien0es.
NICE DETACHED BRICK DWELLING, No.
26l5 Franklin street; sis rooms; Kitchen, gas wa
ter, 60.
BRICK TENEMENT. Ne. 2315 Mar hall street,
bstween Twenty-ibEri and Twenty fourth STREETS !,
six rooms and al cOnvcnIcI ccS.
BRICK DWELLING Fourth street betY, IA
Nom and Cary streets ten rooms. &c.
Please call aHd loO2 al our rs. Apply 10
RDBFRT u. LYME.
auDg 1910 Main a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

CINDERELLA.-rhisc charming opera, with
all it, ma. niiccnt scenic effects, will be
prc.ened by our amateurs at the Richmond
Theatre on Monday, TucSdIy, Wednesday,
and Friday nighis OF next week. Our peO-
pie know what TO expect from a company
enjoyment here last J ear. The able direc-
ton OF Professor Slegel will ensure success
in any undertaking; and with the former
extended experience and long course OF
training in this sparkling work. we may eX-
pect even 10 see an Improvement on their
a>t years. performance. The boX-sheet is
now open at JohnSton's, and all who desire
to secure good seats should be sure to do SO
at once.
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AGCItON SAIES sssiS DAY.

* On al GALES OF Rsat Estate make oetesss
tie lst Of January and last Of June the tarssfo
tas present year haze TO beDafd tythe parchdseS
On all safes made betosen ths iSt Of Jaly nd iaa
iThis custO~, was adopted bout fifteen years age
b. all the re-l estate agents in Richmond, and ap.
plies ~ HicGG@nd and yi1inlty.l
GRUHDS & WILLIAMS, ~ T. ". trustees sale Of
two framed hon - oG wts Nar-hali stree.
CHEWING 4 ROSF. ~ T.. NJ. bot on the
south side OF Clay between Graham and Han
cock street,.
FURMAN TUPPFR. , l.. W.. lot on Clay between
Graham aud Hancock streets.
i. T.. BRAGG, l0b 4. VI furniture. Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

PERsoyAI-BRIEF ITEMS. Mr.. j. n.
Uouston. of the Keysyille Herdid, is in the
clty in the interest OF his paper.
The bark Beaconstield, captain Monore'
which left Richmond yesterday iof Cily
Point to finish loading, Will carry away
81. .42s bushels Of corn shipped by Messis.
Thomas Branch 4 Co. to Dublin or Beliast;
The Beaconsfeld is one OF the largest ana
finest vessels that we have had al Rlchmond
for many a day. She registers 6I2 TONS.
when fully loaded she draws about twenty
feet of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

sUPRRaE Court OF APPEALS. TsuRsDs7.- -
Gloucester county agasnst Hughes. Ap
peal dismissed.
Porter and ais. rs Eerkeley's admins
traitor. Petition for an appeal from DEGREES
pronounced by the Circuit Court Of Prince
Edward county Oh the III Of Oaober,
1878. and The S-h OF May, 1859. Appeal rs.
fused
Albert Mitchell against the Comaon-
wealth. FROM the Circuit Ccart OF Louisa
county. Affirmed, Judge Moupure deliver
ing the opinion.
S,rowd rs. Connolly. From The Circrlt
Court OF the county Of DinwIdde. Affirm
ed. Judge CbrisimD delivering tlse opinion.
Norvell and atS. Us. Lesner and ais.
From the Ciresit Court OF the county OF
buckingham. Reversed, Judge sAples d.
lyering the opinion.
Lacy Us. OjelL &c. From the Circuit
Court OF the county Of New Ke3t. Re.
Wrsed, Judge BUrks delivering tbs opln.
ion.
Nelson Mitchell against the Common
wealth. From judgment Of the Judge OF
the Circuit COTrt OF Amherst county, re-
fnsin9 writ OF error to judgment Of the
County Court Of said county. Affirmed,
Judge M0nctIe delivering the opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
BARGAINS AT HUrzLEr EKornrRs'.
sprcAL BARGAINS AT LrsY Bnorarny.

MArEbEo on. CLOTH. one ssd quaIssr yaris
wrie, ~ 25c. yard woTh 4Oc.
MARRIED. UfL.cL<HH. o3e aLi half yards
wide, at 30c.a yard worth soc
LINEN CAsnIX6E-roD at ~ ALPS. anG
s1.5O.
MAEsEILLrs QriLrs Is tl.75 worth 81 so.
ALL.WooL ss1frNG ~ 4oc. per ysfd, would by
cheap st DC.
PURE BLACK MouArR ut soc. per yard worth
4oc.: AT 40c. worth Soc; ar soc. worth g5e
HAMBCco FDGIyGS anf IrsERrIycs-- he best
assoim.nt and cheapest goods e or brought 10 Tits
s.ty.
ToRcHoN EDGfNcs aud rssyRriSGs-The only
good assortment In the civ.
LEVY BROTHERS have hundreds Of other bar
game, which can be seen by calling at their store
--------------------
WE DAVE BEEN lately appointed agents for the
celebrated EMPIRE" WursKE1. This 4 a full
proof doub e-sta MP Wbi,key made or pure rye. L.
Is rich aud mellow and Il admirably suited for me.
dicnai and miiy our price tor this high grade
spirit 3 only 1925 per gason.
". u. Br.AIR & Co,
il0A Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

Corn ExCHANGE.-The secretary say. that
Richmond commission merchants realized
Yesterday on Change for their patrons
higher prices for produce than those ruling
in any other market in the United states.
In New York on the 2lst the highest
price paid for wheat was Sl.2s3, and the
highest price paid for corn was % cents.
and on the same day in Baltimore the high
est price paid for corn was 81 cents and for
wheat 81 80, while in the Richmond IN
change Yesterday corn brought 81 cents ana
wheat s1.33. This speaks highly for the
Richmond market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

New MUSIC.-Receiyed from the pub
Usher, Professor c. G. De Nordcndorf, the
tenor solo from MessrS. McCarty and Sic.
gels opera "Our IIeireSs," rs sung with
great applause by Mr.. John ID. Redford,
entitled "Sweet Love, Wait for Thee" ;
also song by Professor de NOrdendori.
entitled "'ris Written in the Stars, Love-"
This piece is respectfully inscribed 10 Mrs.
Louisa Brennan and published as "sHng
with immense applause" by Mr.. T.. w.
Ho6.
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yPosIrIvELY OURLAsT SEASON

TO duee our stock before selling out onr entire
oa.ibess we have greatly reduced our prices, and
sin Ia addition 10 TIE reduction, allow DIS
COUNT OF 10 PER CENT on all cash sales.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY at less than whole
salc prices;
DRt Ss-TRlMMINGS al less Than New York prices !;
LACEs, HAMBURGS, aud COR -ETS at less than
manufacturer prices;
GLOVES a. lees than half price-KIDS at 40c
worth 75c.; al Csc. worth 81;
HOSIERY at Oue-fourih value;
s6OLD.PLATFD JEWELRY at half price.
Call aud convince your ef at
HUTZLER BROTHERS ard
MRS. =. HU1ZLERS.
Co.,, F25 Broad street.
,sIOCk. FIXTURES. 6 GOODWILL, LEASE. &C.,
ior ,aie on favorable terms ap2Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

DIR. LEwis's LEcruRE.-The lecture OF
DIR. X. a. Lewis, TO be delivered to-nisht
for the benefit OF the Ladies society OF tue
second Presbyterian church, wi'l douDi'esS
proye an attractive evenings entertainments
DIR. Lewis has given much pleasure ana IN
siruciion by his lectures on Natural science
lately delivered TO full houses lor the oehe-
lit OF other societies.
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and also for carrying Concealed wespoHs,
and did draw and attef3pt to use The sane
10 The great tanger Of the lives Of the eiti-
zeDs OF this Commonwealth. Ia the alb
sence Of important WITNESSES the sase wss
continued nntil tamorrow. md the prison.
ers baiIed in the soa OF SlOD .or fbar ap-
pearance at court Saturday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
TWO BIG FIRES.
HSbrfxinE establishment and n
HIovk Of Five Buildings Burned.

AN EXcrrING NIGHT IS THE BUSINESS
CENTRE Oh TIN CiTY-JAsfEs y. BOYD's
REPRizfSG ESTABLISHMENT AND J. c..
SMITHS JuNK ESTABLISHMENT TOTALLY
DEsTROYEn-LOSs ABOUT sI2O,o0c; IN.
sURANCE ABOUT 100000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
aud pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY {: @ >. ". so /;
4. NJ, 81; noon. so; 9 i. ST.. 81; O p.
w., 10; midnight. G5.
9ean tGmDerature, G1t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

The EVANS READINGS. On Monday eve
min. next Professor w. NJ. Evans, who IS
n .,w well known here for the excellence OF
mis- readings, will give an entertainment al
second Baptist church, and chesce pro-
eramme has been arranged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

WANTED. TO SELL THE KEY,
w GOODWILL, AND FIXTURES OF MY
EAY.hOOI. Nnerc / have bren dDing busil ness for
he last thee years. It f. an excellent bu 1iness-
stand ar located IN G'sf-ci9ss ueighOOriOoI !;
hes always cGicmtaiti ! = good csc.. trade. on ac-
couns q. JihrT 5G-iaess arfang U..Gts, which viii
require all mv pcrsOull attention, and being less
cOnlning and more agreeable to my hedith. am in-
ducci To offer the said bus usiBessstand. Parties do
sirIng To procurea wel-esi abished business aud
A. very low rent wouii do well To take Advantage
of ihis rare Offer Address RtR.RODM,
ap23-2tE care of DfSpGtch.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To .DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling followed BY iis-
ing barometer, southeTly veering to colder
westerly winds. and partly cloudy weather.
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Mr.. DOUGLASS AT STAUNTON.-Reference
was made in our telegram from Staunton,
published yesterday, TO Mr.. w. Il. e..
Douglass, OF Williamsburg. Mr.. Doug
ass's explanation OF the affair in question
is as follows: lie arrived in StauntOn We'd
nesday sick aud worn-ouf, and went to bis
hotel carly in the evening with the inten-
ton OF remaining all night. at Il late hour
he was called up and told that he was
wanted at the Convention. lie asked if his
constituents had not been represented, but
the messenger could not inform him. He
Immediately dressed and proceeded to the
hall. where be met his alternate, who in
formed him that be had represented him IN
his absence. Mr. Douglass desires to say
that after that he had nc idea OF voting on
the question then before the Convention,
and simply attempted TO make an explana-
ton, which the Convention refused to hear,
and That he left the hall amid the uproar
and confusion then prevailing. Completely
disguised with the whole affair, he started
for home Yesterday Thursday morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

NJ. ELLysoE 4 CO., sdyertis.ag agents rssd
yertisenene In all OF the nsss2ApSrs si me on,ss
suses al pusiishess' rates. orders 'eN ~ .s ~
patch ssqDupx-rs0n viii Fses'ss pssnN ssss
top.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

C,sr CoyrISuED.--ln the Poliee Nou.'
.ara,y NAsJ William Henry Lewis alias Dab,
~ ~ and Richard Diiiard (hoth eoiefedl
were up, charged vita una",",,y nuh;Io strse,s [
Great disturbance on tue puo''V su'''s'
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p,rxrsr Dns. :, I. AxpL LC. NY,RLEr.

IT. LegiS, WRITE:
2s Coldeu's LIgelGs LIQUID EXTRACT of
nrrg we have prescribed With excellent success In
uob,heris. mallSlil, typhoid fever, deoillty, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
RIDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1880
were not insured, AID in that case his az.
gregafs damages VIII amount to several
thousand dollars.

were rot insured, AID in that case his ac
Rfegafe damages VIII amount to seyera
thousand dollars.
THE FIRE DREAKs OUT AFREsu-FIYE Build
INGs BURNED.
Shortly before o'clock this morning tbs
hre bFoke out affesb in Smiths warehouses.
and in few minutes the entire block OF
i've buildings was ablaze.
The bremen worked hard, and several OF
them greatly iBiperiIled their lives en-.
deavoring to rescue Mr.. Smith, who bad
gone up TO sbe second floor, and theye, almost
crozed with excitement, was fgbiiDg the
angry flomfs alone while the fire vas buri .
/ ing rapidly around him.
Mr. smith Tns insured for only $4,000
His loss l. estimated ut S6J 900. including
four very valuable horses, 81. 900 wosth of
piougbs, and %LG00 worth OF carriages. to-
geiher with large quantity of rags. pcper,
hay, and other stock in the warehouse a,
The time. which were all consumed
The insurance is on the building, aud in
the Richmond Banking Insurance Com
pany.
The sparks from the fire were blown in
the direction Of Main street. and several
houses IN the Beighboybood caught from
the sparks. but were put out.
At y O'Clock all the warehouses had
been totally destroyed, and the wall at one
end OF the building fell to the ground max
ing loud and terrific report.
RECAPITULkTIOS.
Loss on fire on Cary and Tenth streets
buiiding nd contents $4,000
Loss on j; G. Smiths buiidirgs-.......... 10000
gics, xc........... ...................... 25.Ooo
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Insurance on j. &. Sini'h's bulldogs In
the ichmOud Bankmg aud Insurance
COmpany. 49,. $4,000
Insurance ON properly on 4, nth and Cary
streets (lbouu 45.OOO
Total insurance. ce....................... $4,000
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EsVsRY STABLE
UORSES AND BUGGIES fURFNr>
IT HIRE sY ZG2-A
W. y. VI CAiN,
MILTON. - u.

Having u,s purchased Ge@tHo ,ran.,is'
hack, inl4ses me prep1fcN 10 cefry Dhl sn,nnr
iRORThgfR TWO-iI0Ess hACk to snS point
lover fi>s.eoantry. ,
4 Peeis az un,i(r ooigltS1pS tor The liberal pair"n-
age OF ia. co n 1nnity ava tse rubhc gtnss~sN "e-
ring lN ,sst TWO wears. Eaps 20 merit a coplh u'
anc0 81 tie same In its,sSt ore. ,.,..,.
SYteial arraGgcInctls tiSds WIN 'n"fe "af"''~ -
hi ~ FOR suects' ioU ~ gay,.
tr.,erS from shroaa . ROM. ny auendeito.
AdJrc>s al leitel. or ppp,N . ,, =. =,
D22-G. ~ u. NNtAlH. e.hl-.. =.
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Whilst the skies were frightened by the
burning property on Tenth street, and
crowds we're inienily watching the iiremen
in their Jealous efforts, a fire broke ont in
the immense junk establishment of j. G..
Smitb, which occupies Il bali block OF brick
buildings, fronting Dock and Cary streets
between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth.
As public attention was directed towards
Tenth street the confagration at Mr.
Smiths escaped observation for probably
ten or twenty minutes, and when the light
was seen by parties on Main street they
hcsitaled TO turn in an alarm, thinking that
what they saw was, In some sort, reflec-
ton of the fire they knew TO be in progresi
uD town. Policeman Baker, however, bay-
ing his attention called to the matter, turn
ed i'm tie alarm from The First station
house. The Chufch-Hill engine, No. l.,
promptly responded, and took station at
Seventeenth and Cary streets, and was lc-
iniorced by such other force as could be
spared from Tenth street.
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srEcFAL NOTICES.
s5s- GRAND DISPLAY
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS FABRICS.
MAGNIFICENT AND ELABORATE AssoRr
MENT At
coHEN BROTHERS.
srEcFaL NOTICES,
cnLnnrn sIKs nnd sAr,Ns. sArlN nv LY

COLORFD SILKS aud SATiNs, SATIN DF LY-
ON, BRoCADtS, aud NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS IN Oriental Effects Tor overdresses and
conlhiuaiion suils at attractive prices;
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILKS at 55c.;
GUINET'S BLACK SILKS at 90c.;
SATIN FINISH NJ s1.1S:
Very heavy SATIN FINISH al 81 50;.
The finest quality NJ ~. 80 worth fully 81 n yard;
.COL0RtD SILKS NJ 75c. selling generally at 81
ward.
An attractive stock Of SUMMER SILKS In Che
ney, Snowflake. ard other new De igns:
20 pieces of HEAVY GRO>-GRAiN COLORED
SILKS al 81 10 the value OF which Is SLIGO.
VIII open on MONDAY. April 19,h-
80 pieces WOOL.fiLLlNG BUNTING at l2Ec
other DRESS lESs' GSS10nnS a, reduced prices;
ALl.-WOOL LUPiN'S BLACK TAFFETA at
37Sc. worth 60c. yard;
FRENCH CAYLL's-H ,IR GAUZE 32 inch wide
at 65c., sold generally ~ ~ yard
25 pieces BLACK Al.l-WUOL CASHMERE at
pieces FANCY BROCADE SIi X MIXTURES
at 9Oc iust reduced from 1925:
BLACK SATIN reduce from 81 to 75c', from
10 pieces ALL-WOOL PARIS SUITINGs in gem
darn.e and co2chInan drab shades at Soc a yard.
so Gozeu LADIES SILK-CLOCKED DALBRIG-
GAN HOSE ri l2Yc.:
80 dozen MISSES ana ClilLDREN'S SILK HOSE
so p:eces wiIIfE LINEN LAWN at l5c. the
value Of which Is soc {:
rs pieces FRENCH CAMBRIA Ss-inch wide at
l5c.:
25 dozen LADIES' TWO-BrTTON COL0EEO
KID GLOVES af SOC. a par:
80 pi ces LANGUEDOC LACE az reduced prices;
20 dOZ fXTRALENGTH LADIES' FRENCH
WONE CORSLTS at 45c. generally solda &C.;
Also, bargains IN various ine-quality CORSkTs.
4
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MOVEMENTS or THE FIREMGN.

4 line OF hose coled up in the engine
house at headquarters was put upon No.
hose carriage and sent down to The fire ;
but being very old had 10 be removed on
account OF its bursting, and new hose put
IN its place. Two streams on the Cary
street front and one in the rear on Dock
street kent the fire in check on the street
and second floors; but it finally got INTO tue
upDer story, when, after hard nght' tne
flames were cbecked and the ire brought
pretty much under control AL IDS houT
a:3O A. NJ streams are still Kept I'D tne
building, but the fire seems to be pr'cticaiI!
subdued.
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OTHER DAMAGE.

Great volumes OF Sitting smoke rolled up
from The burning tobacco a1d poured out
from the windows and doors and from uu-
der the roof. The air was flied with il. 1t
was binding aud sitting; but, nolbing
dauuted, the iremen worked Oh. 1t poured
into the stores on Main street through
every crevice until The buildings them
selves seemed to be on fire. The goods in
thcse stores were OF course damaged, but 10
" hat extent we are unable to say. 1t will
in some Of the stores be heavier than in
others.
Shortly before O'Clock this morning the
fire in the Cary and Tenth street buildings
was fuIly under control.
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ARM BROKEN.

On Wednesday evening, as Mr.. Dan. y.
Robinson was riding along Seventeenth
street, his horse slipped and fell, precipia.
ting Mr.. Robinson violently TO the ground.
His right arm was badly fractured Just at
| no tpri-t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23

A. COMFORTABLE DWELLING TS
~ with GARDEN md FOUR ACRES oEu.J
LAND ATTACHED. az iVy drDot, the,apeaSc and
Jhl0 railway. giih or withOal tURNirUEf, Foft
>ALk OR RENT on reasonable terms. " Is gg0i
place FOR a doctor og teacser. Address 4. AZ. IVY
Depot. Virginia. ap 20 ~ Wv
TOR RENT. A NEW DbTACti I'D DG-d
T. DWELL ING. with shE rooms. clio els. aDi AZ
modern m pBnsemonts. No. COS north ~ n sttrvt.
Possession viii be glyru AZ once. inquiry op tns
premises, ,Or at lgil Cagy street aA2O-4t
ICES FOR RENT-TNOT
~ LARGE. ,gELL-LlGHTkp, and WELL Ia
VENTILATED ROOM. on 1rst door. over an
ccy's b5okstgre, 70. ItI2 Nan strect, spiable ior
lswyers of dentists. amply a. D'sO1fe ONCE.
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LOSSES AND INSURANCE.

The loss on the tobacco will probably
reach forty-fve Thousand dollars, Dut 1t is
insured in foreign companies for about
thirty thousand. the risks being with MesSis.
ID. y. Walker & Co, Howard Swineford,
and L. l.. AlirieBd.
The value OF the building was probably
fifteen thousand dollars, and was insured I;
but TO whom the property belongs and with
whom il was insured could not be a:cer-
ta,ned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
HORSES SN0THERED.

As well a. could be ascertained By those
who. Drawing the thick smoke, rushed into
the burning building from Cary street.
Ihe fire started in or near the stable. when
was located on the second floor above tne
street. Mr. Smith had sve or six horses IN
The stable. OF these only one was saved
Another one was gotten 10 The head OF ,ne
steps, but he wouldn't bulge farther. lie
backed away and reioincd his COMPANIONS
and with them miserably perlshed from the
smoke.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-23
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.

Tn addition to great mass OF Junk III
iured by ire and water, Mr.. Smith lost
number OF buggits and carriages aud man,
bales OF cotton rags.
OF or is o,igln nothing is yet definitely
l,,ovn Mir. Smith had not long pre-
Siousiy been to his Office, and when u broke
an, nj was at the Tenth-street fire. His insu
rancc rus " ~ On his building is $4,000, he thinks
Inn, aes was not last night sure. That will pro
bobly hal be ample to cover that loss. II Is un
dersiood that bis horses, vehicles, and iuul