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DRY GOODS
New Yotf.

New YoRk. March 23-Dry Goods
Business continues moderate with CON-
mission houses, and iobbing trade rather
less active; cotton goods In moderate
demand in first hands ard prices steady
prints quie, aud firm; ginghams active
lawns and wide calicos doing
well and dress goods in good request
mems wear woolens quiet and firm
foreign goods In fair demand.
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BRID0EPORT.

On Monday there were present in
town the Methodist ministers who have
held this change during the past seven
years-Revs. McClary, Gledhlll, Edgeil
and the present pastor, Mr. Vail. The
many friends oi the former pastors
greeted them cordially.
The great West does not seem to have
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Wifi Murdor and Suicide.

PnILApELrHiA, March 23-Patrick
Hays killed his wife and himself to-day.
They lived on Collins street The wife
died in fifteen minutes after she was
shot while washing The cause is said
20 have been jealousy. Hays was the
second husband aud a man Of violent
temper. lie said he shot his wife be.
cause she declared she intended to get
n man to shoot him. Mrs. Hays leaves
four children by her former husband.
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Increase In immigration.

NEw YoKE. March 25.--The total sr.
rival Of immigrants 50 far this month
reaches l2,720, more than double the
number for the same month last year.
Between three and four thousand more
are known to he on the way here. The
majority OF the new comes are Ger.
mans
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Tolnao.

ToLxDo, March 25--whest - Dull
No. 5 white Wabash 81 q: No. 2 red
winter spot and seller March 81 2Gj,
seller April 81 26i seller May 81 26t
seller June 81 %; seller July 81 0sl
Gorn-Weak; high mixed +0ic; No.
spot +Oic; seller May &0te. oats-Dull
No. 2 S3ic Clover Sced-Stescy
mammoth 81 20; prime "a OFT, No.
g So
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YIhAhUR
Rev Ysrk.

Nsw YoRK. March -. - Mossp-
Loaned up 10 per cent per annum and
lis per diem. Prime mercantile pa
per sos per cent Sterling exchange,
bantsn bills 81 s6i: do. demand q ~.
snvEa-At London 528 psnes; bar
silver here Ilt; subsidiary silver coAn
i0l per cent discount
6orxasxsxn-wssk snd ! per csut
lower.
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TARIFF MATrETu
Their statusiu the ways aud Means Com
mittee.


special Co., the KcsisJcT
AsuINGroN, March -.
The WAYS ami Means Committee WIN
to-day resume consideration OF the Nor
rr,uu resolution to reduce the ia''I on
all articles To iilty per cent. AL yalorcm,
and "A meetings are to bc held daily alt
thus week. not only will 1t be disposed
ul. hut votes will be- taken on paper
pulp. sugar, steel rails aud other IKE 'm'
pprtaut questions The vote Yesterday,
r,Iu,,py the duty ON bicarbonatc ui
potash from four To two cents pound
iulicatcd that the thrill rci"rmcrS are
NOT i'm the minority la the committee.
Mcssrs. Garfield. Tucker and Carlisle
the able subcommittee ON sugar, are
working with commcndablc industry To
gct their report ready.
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LIVE STOCK.
w hooling.
WHkEIisG, March ~.

,, A.. "hkriisu, march ~
iho ,"""''"" ~ NV mAihet IN "n'
chahgci WIN "nr las, quotations IN
ior,c' onr remarks oi last week aiso
Apply WIN rluai lore" today.
bsk'n-'ood bc"i cattle are Away.
'n "ct''o u''n"h"' nhn Ius' now tue 'ora'
supply " no' ~ a'' yua' 20 u, ana io's
arc plo"sn' 'I""' ,m"sso ~ ahn olner
'h',o" " 10 "ca'',' n'"e'cr mo Dos,
E"'Ja Il; 'a"sI =" pr. ng.n ". SUI
m'' ,so' uo'''" "o'I n'A s"' "'H' "S'"
"su'o'" IN '"r |" 'r
,..nS y =, IN ~" "o mars, sho"sa n ue
n'anu 'a' Anra' W ,''c s"pPp pulei'
' .u W" III ,"." W. sp"n nn''nA" W
VAN, a,"' oh'y "S s",a'' 'o's arc r
N'neu ',oi' n''s""',no" '"t',s rus
p'opap1 uu' ~ 'no 'Ay' .h,' nsany
", na'o a,,'a'y necn ,',ats.'eh, rrces
are sonn'Nha' pctt'f 'fgiIc being Pa'd
Tor best STOCK aud about &c ior medium
Hfaues -.
o"tkF AND LAAm he market lh WIS
fespec' " nhehahsrd 'tohi our last 70
port hs ions as Tue market Is ~ well
suppneI WIN l"ult)' h'h ,hd onAl, lhe
men'ana mn. 'HI mutton ahu 'al'o VII, pe
'ui'tu N' ."ahs' !" quotations since
'"' "'' ''pv,n t,
pAL'n-" hai Was sa'i iAst week III
tegath 10 'srseS hppirS to DAY rith
elma' ,or,e, me hrthhnh ,or veal calves
,''n''eu, .,i' out ,,'e supply rnNaysnoit
a. a. ,,,'s nn ',''' VI '"o )ca'' r'o" ~" W
w " 'ho iahRc' owing a't"s'is'f W
q"a'''y
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Building Blown Down.

DErRoIr, MICn., March 23.-A large
brick building in process Of erection by
the Russell Car Wheel Company, loot Of
Walker street, this city, was blown down
by heavy wind storm prevailing this
noon, and a dozen workmen buried In
the wreck, two Of whom were seriously
and one fatally injured
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA
More Prlsons Needed

81. PErERSnuRG, March %, 90 The
President OF the Administrative Coun.
cil ui Eastern Siberia having reported
a pressing necessity for new prisons,
owing To the great influx ui political
prisoners dvring the past year addition
al prisons will be constructed immcdl'
atcly on the river lyanaika
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DIAN it a duty to state that Mr-

DIAN it duty TO state that AIR,
OF this county, had his right lung seri-
ously affected with tuberculor deposit,
accompanied with night sweats, IRE
quent hemorrhaee, eopious exPectora.
ton and much emaciation: the use OF
Fellows Syrup Of Hypophosphiies
seems to have arrested the progress oi
the disease almost Immediately, the
hemorrhage has not returned, his appe-
tite 10 excellent, and be Is able TO attend
20 his business as usual.
A. SMITH, NJ. D.,
Campbelltown, \. b. ..
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ALIMBLEss BABE.
The Queen Infant Born vt Phil
ippi.

special 10 the Register
PuILirrI, W. Va, March 22.
Sunday morning Mrs. simington e..
Douglas, Of ELK City, this county, gave
birth TO child without arms or legs
DIR. John W. Basworth, physician OF
large experience and practice, attend.
ing, reports the child as otherwise per-
iectly natural and healthy, and as giving
promise OF vigorous life.
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their votes to change the result and sc-
cor1ingly the House adjourned.
II is not settled whether this question
will come up as unfinished business to-
morrow. or whether 1t will first be In
order 10 correct to-day's Journal.
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ADA.
Small Pon Among Horses.

QrEnEc. March 23-Thc small pox
amongst the horses increases, aud It.
John = Street Railway company has stop
ped running in consequence,
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Died

LANCASTER. Pa, March &-Jseoe
Stauber, well.known seientst, a"a
last night. aged y.
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ginning oi Mr. Hayes administration he
might have been l,ltlo liberal, but il is
evident now that he could not possibly
he more partisan in his appointments
than he i.
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ruENArIoNALUoNvENTIoS.
CiucIutau's Policy May Drive u TO Some
O1hor Clty
hr,...s. p.. ustt ID ID The Eg.I.gpI
MAsuINarlN, Mareh 23.

ONhOr NltY
sy..l. %. pat % b. The EsShscJ
NAsmNGT1N, March %.
Tu.r. rs quit son atom among
utun.gt, tp.uJSbt ov.ra controversy
brtN "a .uyaI authorities ul Clnclu-
uau AMI the tnicZTaph company aud
pres, assoy,otlou, which may head To-
uAue t.r Democratic National Cuuycu.
ttuu o. Chicago OF somr other Western
uy rrr telegraph anl press people
sly they cannot possibly do their work
we'll dunn tho Convention unless the
tuuuuatt authorities permit them To
yut up poles rough the streets ui Gin
.wug, su as To- have a telegraph office
m Ma BE-. HAL Wuyrr the Convention ~
tum.,t r.s. 81, lar, has been refused.
iuc mgttrr bclus turned over To- cN-
~ruat o. Baruum. chairman ul the Ma.
ttautj pymuyrat,r Committee, Hc has
ttyu u conference at the Capi-
al TODAY with lyaiIug Democratic
CruIrssmcn. us we'll u5 with pruml-
urut mrmbcrs ct hls committee. Final
b.. John ~ Thompson was called ~ aud
.ryu stsd to telegraph tn Cuv,uuati,
tItt uuIrss thus matter could be- salts
a.turiy adjusted steps would hr taken
trpAlu. to a change oi place tor thr con.
,ruuuu Chairman BaruUm will call
tuc ,ommitt ~ together rtght away Il
matters arr not arranged. Chicago pco.
rir. 600 lur secret. are vIatrd at thls ilayc
zap aud are IA hops ct yct getting the
,Yuyrutiuu. Tur Cincinnati authorl-
u,s viii hardly persist Ia refusing pro.
pea telegraph iacihtr,s.
TuE KEIGouG-sPOFFoRD CAaE.
HouutUr ul,a Report a strong Docu-
mont.
s.. b, O.. the E,. .I,l,r
NAmtNGruN, March -
AsI lrlcsrtphcl you last night, the
report ul senator Bru llIil tu the krl-
Iuss cisr is regarded by S'uaiuTS nud
others IA very strong paper, lhr d,-
bate on the motion To PRINT Wa SUN
r,rut To- indicate how earnest uui aai-
mated will b. the debate uu thu mvrlls
ct this report Mr. kcllolg showed a
spui icaI Of feeling and MAS quite pet
slual in h,s remarks. Senators 'arpcn-
trr'tunkhng. Blame aud Eimunds are
&, speak uu the Republican sld". u ~
very apparent that senator TILL - pre-
pared iur a big speech When the ease
rpmy, up n the senate. The galleries
wiAbc packed when tue speaking COM
Wvntvz.
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.i!ysui~

Quie, and unchanged. Wheat-stesdy
opened at . decline Of tc; closed strong
No. | Milwaukee hard 81 lsi; No. l M
xaukee 81 II; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 l2t;
seller March u l2i; seller April 81 l2i
seller May 81 III; No. 8. 81 05i; No. T.
ssic; rejected SIC. Corn-Higher and
active; No. 2. 35fc. Oats-Duil; No.
3ic. Rye-Declined T.; No. I 72iCS72tc
Barley-Quiet: No. 2 spring Sc. Pro
visions-QuIet but firm. Mess Pork
Firm at so 70 cash: $40 IS seller May
IArd-Prime steam IS % caah. 81 90 eel
Ter May. Live Hogs-Wsk a. ~ log
AS
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Cncinnau

CfxcIxssu, March 23 Cotton -
Quiet at l2ic. Flour Dull and droop.
ing; family nominal al s. 7OtS5 10,
fancy g. 1905 rs Wheat Dull and
lower at 81 %. Corn-Dull, weak and
lower at 10. Oats Steady aud in fair
demand at S7923o Rys-Dull and
lower TO sell at S3Gsst Barley steady
and unchanged. Pork-Dull aud nom.
inal at $Il OOtSiISj0. IArd-DuIl aud
lower 10 sell at 81 90 Bulk Meats-In
lair demandat ~ 81 tta,6 $500 20. Bs.
con-Dull att4s7t(s7 25CS7 10. Whisky
Steady and in lair demand at 81 o.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged. Lnse~i
n,t gf.alv si 9lr
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Tho Temperance" Campaign Addi-
tionaI Indictments Change Of Venue
Asked,
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Base Hall Already Fight Hurt In . Coal
Bank Home from . Foreign shore
0ono to Coium bus Personal aud Social
Notes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SoGfETr.-A meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the Vir-
ginia Historical Society was held Saturday
evening, 18th instant, at the Westmoreland
Clubhouse. Present-Messrs. Green (chair-
man), Kelley, Palmer, Barney, Cabell,
Barksdale, and Brock.
A large number OF gifts OF valuable books.
etc. including portion OF the manuscript
Letter. Book OF Robert liking" Carter,
1720-21, were reported. >,
The Westmoreland Club having formally
rendered to the Society rooms in It's Duiid-
ing for the accommodation OF the library
and collections of the latter. the generous
offer was accepted, and committee consist,
inv Of Messrs. OFT, Brock, Palmer, and
Rarney. appointed TO collect all the properly
Of the Society, in whatever custody, and
have il placed in the newly-assigned deposl'
tory. The committee were authorized 70
make the requisite expenditure for book.
cases. &C., for the due accommodation Of
the property Of the Society.
The sense OF the Society OF the timely anc
generous action OF the Westmoreland Clut
was expressed in an appreciative resolution
The following gentlemen were electeo
corresponding members Of the Society
professor V. A. Lewis, Winfield, W. va;
Edward Denham, Esq, New Bedioro
Mass. and the following NOMINATIONS nlaue
Honorary members Major l.. A. H9gnet
Latour, Montreal. Canada; Dr. henr.
WLeatland. Salem. Mass; Corresponu'i,s-
member, Professor G. Brown Go0de, omlih
sonian Institution, Washington, ID. Z.
Adjourned.
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mANCH ESTER AND VICINITY.

Brief u emS.-The Chesterfield Circuit
Ceurt witl meet again this morning, after
having al journed over Friday afternoon.
Several pic. mics and excursion parties left
this city yesterday morning for Chesterfield
county.
The City Council will hold a regular meet
ing M ;xt Friday night, it being the third
Frids night in the month.
TT e public schools were closed yesterday
for Whitsuntide, and Will resume work this
me rning.
There was preaching at all the churches
IL the city Sunday except at the Meade
Memorial. AS yet Rev. Mr.. Powers has
!, not accepted the call to this church, but has
the matter under consideration.
The colored Baptist church Is expected 10
be finished upon the inside by July. when
this work is completed this Will be the
handsomest church in the city.
Mayor Clarke and Justices Gentry ana
Perdue will hold commission OF innacy
to-day to inquire into the mental condition
of Mahala Burke (coIored), who IS suspect
ed Of being lunat!c.
some OF the Bele.Isle workmen who went
North soon after tho strike have returned
home. nv ,.,,,s
r.. L. Taylor and George w. Snelings
have been appointed census enumera'ofs
for this city. N.
The Kew West Baseball Club, one OF tne
hest clubs In this city, has reorganIzed iof
IS sunday afternoon the Baptist sunday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

AMBULANCE CArI.s.-The city ambulance
was called out Yesterday morning about IL
O'Clock 10 attend a colored man named Mil
ton Davis, who was seized with violent tit
at the Petersburg depot. lie was taken TO
the almshouse, and 1t was some time before
be recovered.
AT @ O'Clock in the afternoon the ambu-
lance was called from the Third police sta
lion to attend a young white man named
Charles Hewitt, who attempted to commit
suicide on the Grove road by taking lauda-
mum. He took about four ounces OF the
poison, and when DR.. Chalkley, OF the city
ambulance corps, arrived Hewitt was IN an
unconsciouss condition. The proper anti
dote was administered, and he was ailer-
gords taken TO his home and placed under
tbe care OF DIR. Morris. Hewitt resides on
the Grove road near the city limits, and no
cause can be assigned why ne attempted the
rash act.
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PERSONAL -BRIyB FrEMs.-Rey. DR.. j. Il.
Burrows expects to 90 to Europe early in
June, TO remain until September, and Rev.
DR.. j. c. Hiden, or GreenyiIle, s. c., will
fill DR.. Burrows's pulpit in Louisville du-
ring his absence.
United States Senator Davis, OF West
Virginia, who has been visiting his brother,
John b. Davis, Esq, left for Washington
Yesterday. His family will remain here for
some time.
Colonel Popham lad about 200 visitors at
the city Jail Sunday. -.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, Jr., OF the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, New York
Ell. owen, a prominent attorney OF, New
york and Master +. z. Murphy OF New
York, arrived yesterday on the steamer Old
Dominion, and will spend few oAys in the
city seeking recreation.
Major j. w. Daniel, General William Il.
Terry, and Judge John Il. Loyeh, .arein ths
city.
Mr.. II. c. Parsons, yce-president oil the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, went
down the river yesterday, and will retarn
to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

HENRJCO SUNDAY-SegoOL UNION. The an.
nual meeting OF the Henrico SundGy-Scbool
Union was held at st. Pau's church Sunday
afternoon, every Episcopal Sunday sehool in
the city being represented. The main body
OF the church was reserved for the children
and their teachers, and even the great ca
pacity of st. Pau's was taxed to aceommo-
date the many little ones gathered there.
Addresses were made by Rev. Drs. Peter
kin and Dashiell with remarks suitable to
the day, being the Feast OF Wbitsuntide.
Several beautiful hymns were sung by tse
children with much spirit. and CORRECTION
taken up for the benefit OF Christ ehurch,
whose active and earnest pastor is trying to
enlarge that sacred edifcs to make room for
the increasing demands from his corgresa-
ton in the Valley.
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DIR. CowAN's ORGAN REcIrAA.-A hrge,
fashionable. and highy-apTeciatiye audi
ence greeted DR.. Cowan and the monu-
mental Church choir at Rev. DR.. Reads
church last night on the occasion OF the
concert and organ recital. The very excel
lent programme published! yesterday was
faultIessly executed. Dr. Cowan added TO
his already extended reputation as one oil
the first organists OF the city. VI lhe Mon
umental Church choir 1t sneedess TO speak |:
Mrs. CowaD, Miss SWAIN. and Messrs. Hotl
and Grant are already too widely and favo,a-
bly known. Last night they were each IN ex'
celent voice, and fulfilled their part OIL the
warded with deserved recognition.
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The Debater's Medal.

Editors Dispatch: Please allow me TO
correct some statements made in the LGS-
patcA Of May Eth in reference to the
awarding OF medals by the Philobogian So
cety..
on Friday ngnt,. May 1etb, tn c Society
met, not In the College chapel but, as
usual, in its hall.
The best medal OF the PhiIolog ian Society
is awarded, not to him who. max es the best
speeah on any one night, but 10 him who
proves himself The best debater o n many oc-
casions. The contest for the NJ edal begins
in October and ends in May.
1t is but fair to state that theT was vote
OF TIl to 10 for Messrs. r.. III. Garnett and
n. B. Dial for the lmproyeme'ht Medal and
that the President decided IN. favor OF Mr..
Dial. "PHu.0G."
Richmond Cclitge, Mayrl7, 1880.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
MEETING.--A very large congregation as
sembled at the Seventb-Street Christian
church at O'Clock Sunday afternoon in at
tendance upon the meeting called by the
Young Mems Christian Association Con-
vention.
DR.. j. William Jones presided over the
meeting and directed the services.
Rev. j. Il. Hutson opened the meeting
with prayer.
The topic announced for discussion was,
"What the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Can Do for the Churches, and What
the Churches Should Do for the AssOcia-
tion."
Mr.. Thomas Il. Cree, OF New York, ira
yelling secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association international Committee,
made the opening address which was iull
OF statistics and incidents as TO the wide in
fuence and great possibilities OF the Young
Mems Christian Association work. His adj
dress was sensible, practical, and effective.
Major Robert stiles then made one OF his
happlest efforts-stro1g, clear, and telling
which seemed to produce fine impression
on the congregation.
Mr. Bentley presided at the oTgan, and
rendered in his happiest style sOne OF his
sweetest songs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

POLICE COURT Justice John j. Crutch-
field presiding.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterdays:
Mary f. Elliott (colordD, charged with
stealing parasol the property Of Wofcsd
e Sbilberg. was turned over to her moaher
for correction.
Robert Scott (colored), charged with
using indeceat language on the street, was
sent to jail, With labor, for sixty days.
The case OF Charles Bowen and Jamf Z
O,Connell. charged with felonoas assa' III
upon JOS. L. Turner, was continued Unit
| tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

COMPANY B's FAIe-ExcITISG SCENES on
THE FINAL NIGHr--THE SUCCESSFUL Con-
TKsrAyrs. The vote for the various articles
to be presented by Company b up 10 the
bour Of II p. M. wss given In yesterdays
Dispatch. After that time the contest
deepened, and the friends Of the various
candidates worked like beavers. While the
excitement was great and unusual interest
was manifested. the contest was conducted
in the best spirit and in perfect good hui
NOR. The contest closed at midnight, but
II was several hours afterwards before the
result was ascertained. Below will be
found the official report OF the committee
appointed to inspect, count, and announce
The vote:
RICHMOND THEATRE, May Is. 1880.
We, the undersigned, q committee ap.
pointed by Company B to count and aegre-
gate the votes cast ut their fair, certify the
following to be the result:
[Signedl j. BELL BIGGER,
Chairman;
JNo. Il. LAUGHTON,
Second Lieutenant Company A;
W. &. LEPEBvRE,
Company F:
F. II. MCGUIRE,
HowitZers;
Ii. L. GRAY,
Company G.
Sword: Captain Bossieux, 3,S05; Captain
Spotswood, 1927; Captain Workman, 1,026 !;
scattering, IL.
Revolver: George w. Epps, LII; Alex.
NJ. Tomlinson, 235; scattering, 20.
Library Fire Company Hose No. 6, 400 I;
Fire Company, Broa6-street engine-house,
223; scattering, G5.
Markers Flag: Company +, GIG; Com.
pany Il, $40; scattering, 65.
silk Hat for the Ugly Man OF the Regi-
ment: Tom Henshall, So; NJ. p. NowliO,
8; Colonel G. j. Anderson, 8; John Mean
ley. 2.
Dressing Robe: Rev. DR.. Mcdonald.
214; Rev. Father Janssens, l76; Rev. f.
Dreyer, SO; Rev. j. B. Hawthorne, 46;
scattering, %.
White Beaver for Swell OF the City: J.
II. Derbyshire, 46; Frank L. Tinsley, 13 ;
s. b. Witt, 7; Joseph Lane Stern, 3; scat
tering, 13.
Company CPS" committee will make ar
rangemesis In few days for the presenta.
ton OF the prizes.
The fair was not only great success
pecuDiarly, but was also one OF the most
pleasant entertainments ever given in the
city. A handsome sum was realized by The
company. Its many friends are reiolced to
know that the experiment upon which they
entered with many doubts and misgiying'
has resulted both so pleasantly and so profit
ably.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

RANpoLpH-MAcON COLLEGE COMMENCE
vrxT.-We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invita,ion 10 attend the commencement cele-
hrations OF the Franklin and Washington
';,erary Societies OF Randolph Col
Iege. June nth, at IL O'Clock A. N. On
this occasion the address before the socie-
Ties will be delivered by Rev. I. DeWii'
TaImage, ID. D., OF Brooklyn, N. 7. Ihe
celebration OF the franklin Society taxes
Mace June 10th at 8 O'Clock p. NJ, and that
81 the Washington at s O'Clock p. NJ. June
17tb. Hon. #. w. Mason Is the honorary
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w. M. Holiday of the Washington Society
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-18

Tsp CRY MILLs.-ln an article under
,his head in our issue OF yesterday the
Gallero Manufacturing Company was ac-
cidentally omitted. The second paragraph
should have read as follows:
q The two flour-mills on the south side OF
lanes river opposite Richmond, and 0pe'
rated by Dunlop Il McCanoe ana walker,
saunders & Co., and the two flour-mills in
Richmond operated by the Haxall-Cren-
shaw Company and TIE Gallego Mannfac-
turing Company, are together known as the
City Mills,'